Great Crazy Cool Stuff ROTC But Is It Art Whats With the Ask Some Columns Page 2 i Editorial Page 2 i 81 Z- 572 OBERLIN OHIO TUESDAY MAY 19 1953 NUMBER 58 FV PrlhrsLrir L D I I P Dworsky To 1000 Parents UNESCO President Head Forum Board Alumni Arrive Council Picks For Graduation To Speak to Alumni Classes To Choose opnnq Issue Nearly 1000 alumni and par- Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan vice- president of the Re- TwoChairmen leoman ents of seniors will attend public of India will receive an honorary doctor of laws degree Officers Thursday commencement services on at commencement exercises on June 8 in Finney Chapel Tour June 8 the Colleges 120th Dr Radhakrishnan served as ambassador to the Soviet Discusses To Appear Tomorrow Vote in 5 Places anniversary Dr Raymond T Union from July 1949- April 1952 and has worked on the By FIIED IRYOR Moyer 21 of the Ford Foun- drafting of Indias constitution He is president of UNESCO By MARTHA CRAIG Voting for next years class of- dation will deliver the com- for 1953 Student Council appointed ficers will be held Thursday morn- extend- Featuring David Lowensteins prize- winning Boy mencement address on To- An invitation has been Leo Dworsky chairman of with ing in Peters Hall Westervelt ed to Dr Radhakrishnan to speak Deep Blue Violets and Joan Pankratzs prize- wards Peace in Asia next years Forum Board Sun- winning The Hall the Snack Bar and the li- at the Alumni Luncheon June 8 Last Minstrel trio Ym fm- 1 r u i Dr Carl Kopf of the First Con- emanmWcs iinal issue of the vpir will hn brary and after lunch in din- day Dworsky is now attendi- the gregational Church in Washington Also known as a philosopher distributed in the dormitories tomorrow ing halls The votes ng American University on will be DC will speak on Who Wants and educator Dr Radhakrishnan The spring issue will be the largest yet counted that afternoon in the Y- professorships of phil- the Washington Semester and published in the To Be a Saint at baccalaureate has held 6 by 9 inch format The authors and artists this Loungo at Mens Building osophy at Madras Mysor and Cal- has been news director of spring include services June 7 m new s Students should vote for only cutta Universities He has been WOBC lumi luiuoi Carousel the senior prom Although of metaphysical type one candidate for each office and vice- of and the mood the bi will last from 9 pm to 1 am June chancellor the Andhra Council also named Larry Bandf- Budd Hopkins are to vote only in own cycle motif of Leonard Slatkes examines The their class 4 in Hales Gymnasium George Banaras Universities and from ield Activities Coordination Board Art of Piet Mondrian Candidates for president cover is jaunty and cheerful the analyzing of the Wests Band will provide the 1936 until the outbreak of World Chairman and Mary Decrouez the stylistic Class of 54 general tone of the works in the qualities of the mod- are Dick Anderson music for the corsage formal War II he was Spalding Professor Oberlin Coordinator of the Four ern Dutch abstractionist With his George Andrews Dick Hoops Bill of Eastern Religions and Ethics at magazine is one of anxiety and Give Othello Again Collide Conference They also ap- concern essay are included reproductions Mcllrath Suds Miller and Gates Oxford University England semi- proved tie constitution of the new of three of Mondrians works Odence The candidates for Secreta- The annual meeting of the Lectures in Lowensteins Story and US Oberlin Pacifist Fellowship a contrasting one by Malevich ryTreasurer are Whitie Bid- Board of Trustees will be June 6 In 1926 he delivered the Upton Boy with Deep Blue Violets The Oberlin College Choir tour Hart Etching die Barbara Bloom Kathy Othello will be presented again Lectures at Manchester College in creates the sensations of conflict fund was discussed and passed The frontispiece by Vince Hart Klingaman Jeanne Lomax and by ODA at 8 pm on June 5 and 6 England on The Hindu View of a young Southern boy undergoes Actina en the suggestions of Mr is a nativity scene done in a fine- Charles Winterling All students not participating in Life and lectured on comparative between the insistent sordidncss of Roy Knight Auditor of Student lined etching Steve Ostrow has a Candidates for senior mens So- commencement activities or hold- religion at the University of Chi- a conventional home and fleeting Accounts Council re- examined watercolor view of Westcrvelt in cial Chairman are Howie Good- ing board jobs must leave by June cago He returnded to the United moments of beauty he finds the activity card of next year the issue Nancy Michael has done rich Phil Hanawalt Dan Orr 5 after breakfast Those with jobs States in 1946 when he lectured at through a sister roundwi oI to the even penny the rebellious The a woodblock Harry Poehlmann and Jim Pohl- will live in dormitories where 14 universities story of a Mother and appropriations of each organizat- has been awarded both the Child man Bobbie Adams and Lenny they are now although they will Several books resulting from Yeoman prize the Gage ion and made appropriate budget and Students who do not live Krull are running for Womens have to double up Graduating Dr Radhakrishnans lectureships award in changes college dormitories may pick up Social Chairman students will not be moved as in England and China are East Eduardo DR RADHAKRISHNAN Council will meet tonight to Mondlane dramatizes a copy of the issue at the Yeoman The candidates for junior class they are guests of the college and West in Religion An Idealist the insurgent anxiety of his Afri- hear several reports of the Little office in the Publications Build president are Bill Albers Don Senior guests will use private View of Life Gautama the Bud- can tribe in his story Hoover Committee and to select a The Birth Burr Bill Cline Bob Myers Bob rooms in town besides dormitories dha and India and China Two of Seeiso to Weissman To Head chairman of the Chapel Committee Mondlane came Oakes and Jim Tenney Sally where there is room Alumni par- books have been published about WARD if the committee is to be continued Oberlin from Mozambique Africa IK SPEAKS THURSDAY Kagy Alice Kay and Lois Wein- ents will be assigned with their Dr Radhakrishnan one edited by to next year study sociology Dr Clarence Ward Emeritus stein are running for Secretary- classes Seniors who have already ODA Policy Prof Paul Schilpp of Northwest- C- G Deadlock Tells of Trials Director of the Art Museum Treasurer Jim Kincjid and Jack made reservations for guests dur- ern University The Philosophy of will speak at Sarvepalli The selection of the ACB chair- Jack Skow in Gaudiamus Igi- the last required Weisbond are the candidates for ing graduation weekend and wish Jane Weissman was elected Radhakrishnan the assembly of year other a collection of essays man between Harold Ashby and tur gives an expressionistic pic- the Thursday Mens Social Chairman to make changes in plans should president of the Oberlin Dramatic by on Larry Handheld resulted in a six- ture of the graduating seniors in Finney Chapel Dr Wards Those nominated for Womens call Mrs Robert Keesey at 5- 0531 Association Policy Board last several authors his work and six deadlock for three ballots tensions as he leaves a disordered topic is A Goodly Heritage Social Chairman include Jac De Returning members of the Class week Miss Weissman has played influence degrees be con- Bandtield won on the fourth vote past to face an uncertain future Haan Peg Greco Polly Griswold of 93 will be housed in Elmwood in Othello and The Flies this Five other will Jerry Sally Moulton and Dotty Rock- during commencement ferred at commencement doctor Nelson Elections Chair Skowii story won honorable men- ing Manuscripts rot included Other year and The Ladys Not for man presented well classes be placed as follows of divinity to Dr Roland Bainton the results of the tion in the Gage contest are also available at the Yeoman will Burning last year Academic Running for sophomore class 98 at French House 03 at Das- doctor of laws to Dr Oscar Jaszi Freedom Statement re- On The Long Page Joan Pan- office All contributors should Other Policy Board members are ferenda president are Dale Conly comb 08 at Keep 13 at doctor of science to Dr Raymond Tom Campbell will send kratz offers poems linked in a pick up manuscripts soon those Burt Baldwin Sylvia Cary Mark Abramson a letter in Grossman Bob Jensen Joel Mon- 18 at Tank and Noble 23 at Mattson Su- T Moyer doctor of music to Al- the name of the Coun- thoughtful evaluation of people left in ollice after June 5 will Dave Clara Mabee cil the tague and Hank Soloway Candi- 28 Tal- bert Spalding and doctor of laws to the New York Times re- and nature The selections in var- Quadrangle and Burton at zanne Beyer atid Cynthia Smith be thrown away dates for Secretary- to Armstrong A Stambaugh stating the results ious forms include The Last Treasurer are cott and Mens Building 33 at Elaine Bergman was elected to IliM uss Billy Jon Hougcn Jack Kemp Bo Rose Lord Allencroft and Shurtleff 38 the Production Board as Costume Graham Minstrel the Yeoman prize poem CO- OP SUPPORTS CARE Nelson and Dick Rush at Cranford 43 at May 48 at Mistress acting after a discussion and Hangings winner of the PLOW PROGRAM FOR INDIA Con Elects Board with Mr George Ball executive Gage Candidates for Mens Social Johnson and Barrows and 52 at Miss Cary was re- elected secre- award Coop bookstore is now accept- secretary of the YMCA moved Chairman are Wes Brown Yuan Fairchild and Federal tary She acted in The Silver In Love and the Lord Charles ing contributions for the CARE For 54 Thursday that if no other campus group Chang Bob Heltman Don Jenk- Whistle this year and Three Sis- Crothers x54 sings of the heart India Believ- fponsois him that Plow program for ins Max Mueller and Fritz Seil LOVE SrEAKS THURSDAY ters Charleys Aunt and Ev- Elections for the 1953- 54 Con- Student Council and spirit in exuberant verse Indians tools indicate to George ing in giving the for Womens Social Chairman eryman last year servatory Student Board will be Ball that they Crothers is now studying at the Professor of law Stephen Love would sponsor to help themselves rather than Anne Horsfall and Mary Sawyer The actors representative will held on Thursday Students may Billy Graham to out- of prom- University of Maine allowing to depend on Northwestern University 1- speak here if them be Mark Abramson who had parts vote from 10 am- 12 noon and 3 Ball would handle Helen Steeles Fog Fabric a SQUARE DANCE FRIDAY inent Chicago lawyer will speak the correspondence right charity CARE has started in The Flies and Othello pm at booths in the lobbies of and if the proj- extends a poetic conceit of for A square dance will be held on New Evidence in the Rosen- were the campaign to collect money The new representatives at large Warner and Rice Halls ect financially leasable 8- providing Indian farmers with from 10 pm Friday on Finney berg Case Thursday at 430 pm are Mattson a member of this Nine members are to be elected After discussion concerning the should re- present this proposal suitable agricultural equipment Plaza in James Brand House years stage crew and Miss from the following speaker and Councils function on when their financial situation will Smith candidates who was in Othello Shirley Almanrode carnpus this motion was defeated be better known Carol Barrett 6- 5 Miss Mabee will be technical Julie Bonnett De- However Council passed a The Little Hoover Commission Ruth Bradford director She has been assistant lores Coleman Betty Cushman resolution to investigate the pos- presented six reports concerning Lauds Rewarding Program technical director this year and Sonia Evanoff Richard Fiske sibility of having other organizat- a revised election procedure for Wood has worked on production for two Arthur Follows Ann Fuller Mar- ions bring Billy Faculty- Educational Graham to the the Student years tin Klein Phyllis Mayer Mary campus Policy new dormitory Committee The business manager is Miss Ann Melfi Charles Merritt Joe OI Wants damage legislation a revised Lab Singers Orchestra Clause Of Opera Beyer who participated in busi- Miranda Ann Perry Edith Plank- a revised ODA ODA requested that in view of charter of the ACB ness work on the last two plays erman Linda Rogols Ruth Sisson their 1953- 54 Constitution the possibility of budgeted expenses By MR JOSEPH WOOD its higher register The famous ence of three book props on stage For its first production in the David Sternbach Doneta Swarts Council having a central office for the var- should permit ODA to Lament with its falling chro- however were really two too Hall Auditorium next year ODA Sue Taylor Nancy White Harriet have only ious branches of student govern- The triple bill offered by the three plays paid by the matic ostinato was exceptionally many Why the pompous Brew- is considering George Bernard Yamasaki and Roberta Jean activity ment and a paid secretary of this Laboratory under the fee Students would have Opera well done Edmond Abel as er Donald Boothman had to dis- Shaws Saint Joan Bob Bald- Young 10 pay oHiee and a progress report Aft- Daniel Har- to see the fourth This guidance of Prof Aeneas displayed a fine resonant play his literary interests eluded win 52 will be here this sum- Election results will be an- would er passing the report about the Chapel Satur- be an insurance against ris in Finney baritone in the few notes allotted me His singing like that of Nancy mer to work on sets nounced in Fridays Review Possible Educational Committee debt Council decided that Policy day and Monday nights was him In contrast to his small Carnarius and Henry Wing was until tonight nt year after two plays ODA Council adjourned rewarding to audience and part he had an unfortunately long good and in general the words performers alike Although hike for his exit again the fault were heard and understood well lyric dramas have of the stage We could have wished back in the auditorium Anne White Stresses these three vivacious as hero- US tempo particular- Weber was the become standard fare with ama- for more varied which would ine though her voice tended to Mummers Pick Board teur and student producing groups ly in the recitatives stylized staging fade behind the sonorous curtain they have the advantage of not have given the motion The of the orchestra at the bottom of putting Oberlins youthful and more life and chorus World Race Relations of her range The orchestra con- somewhat limited vocal resources in its classic role commentator and encountered some unnecessary ducted by Mr David R Robertson By CHARLES MANSFIELD Lillich Again in competition with the Met Chairman difficulty following Mr Stegs played with verve and admirable at the same time they provide in Speaking Friday under the sponsorship of the local unhackneyed entertain- emphatically clear beat Saturday precision Sunday five new mem- fresh and Climax with Amahl NAACP Walter White declared that we live in an age of At Mummers annual elections ment It is well that our incipient bers Board They are Night Visitors the revolt of the have- nots three- fourths of the world no were elected to next years Mummers actors stay clear of the heroic and Amahl and the Dick Paradise and LAST REGULAR REVIEW was a fitting and satisfying climax longer believes in white superiority Hoops Delos Hughes Lcs Adams Bob the vcrismo and favor the light Rita re- for her second presenta- COMES OUT FRIDAY to the evenings activities Mr There is cynicism about us inp Loving Jane Weissman was elected and charming in their going to happen to all the demo- unanimously re- of Review Paul Steg drew opulent sounds the world Mr White commented year and Dick Lillich had previously been tions The last issue the cratic world He emphasized that exams is Friday The an- from the rich orchestration and because we have failed to live up appointed to chairman the Board for his third consecutive We await with eager expecta- before we must assume the moral as well j the chorus both offstage and on to the pledges of our official docu- year promised facilities of the nual Commencement issue will as military tions the redeemed itself Miss Lois Fish- ments He explained that he was the leadership of the stage Certainly no di- come out June 8 free Hoops active in the Forensic Moby Dick beautiful mezzo- contralto and constantly questioned in Africa nations as dancing uie ieiu m successfully cope with ers Mr White Lnion and CRD has anncarcd in rector can excellent stage presence were and India about the contradiction then discussed the UIJA productions factory ballet the difficulties of clearing Fin immediate role of the NAACP in of The Silver appeared in Mum- night though Im sure this point fully satisfying to hear and see between our ideals and practices Whistle Lillich has upvs lone shallow platform of i organizing the Negro vote in and The Flies and in Valley cleared up by Monday Prob- Meredith Parsons as Amahl the concerning discrimination the mers Down in the to make room for was South on a non- partisan basis Mummers Four To Go Hughes and singers in order of its insecurity the lame shepherd boy sang well and In New Delhi he noticed that and Apple Tree was no ne- ably because fighting Ji- is Showcase dancers While there in for non- segregated appeared in Four To Go and The writer chorus failed to build the requisite brought real character to her part the local press gave prominent The The Second Square cessity to stop all movement while education through the Supreme Second Square playing a sound movie mass and volume for the close of Both these singers really acted coverage to a racial incident in ad in and director of the props were moved as happened Court the latter and has worked in 1952 he the act Other ensembles espe- separately and together making Birmingham beside the article de- a the The Printer shown last year in The Bartered Bride Following Mr business staff for both Second Square cially the witches were well the most of the pathos humor scribing the arrival of his good- Whites talk shows directed The nevertheless in Dido and Aen- Dean Leonard Stidlcy of engaged in plans done if a shade weak The chore- and essential humanity of their will mission the Adams and is currently eas and again in Amahl and the School of has appeared in The of Mum- ography by Sarah Katz and Pinny roles The three kings too gave Turning to the South African Graduate Theology dis- Apple for this summers edition Night Visitors the cramped quar- cussed civil Tree The Magic Stones Vail was very good The move- good accounts of their parts question Mr White warned that rights from the reli- mers Summer Theatre and lack of sufficient en- gious point al Four To Go as well as ters ment of the witches bare arms The Opera Laboratory seems to a continuation of the present of view After remind- Sleep of were noticeable Credit imposing for Mummers Work- Now in rehearsal is A trances black background was improve in each successive pre- trend in the Malan government ing the audience that a church to Helen Dickinson against the jlop and performing in Opera Prisoners the first of three must be given outstanding visual effect sentation This show was a good could well lead to disaster The can do no more than reflect the will designed sets which not only an Lab Paradise has stage ma- scheduled productions which who one and congratulations are in natives cannot continue in non- altitude of the majority of its con- limitations of the njed for several Mummers shows tour northern Ohio this summer minimized the Harris Substitutes order all round It is a pleasure violent resistance indefinitely he gregation Dean Stidley concluded stage but made interesting and that religion however pro- eluding The Second Square Other members of the summer Martinus contemporary Come- to note the happy results of co- believes and might turn to the does pleasantly contrasting stage pic- vide the motivation in the indivi- Miss Loving Active Lyricist troupe include Wayne Foote Ellis dy on the Bridge was diverting operation among campus organ- Mau- Maus or the Communists out tures for each of the productions dual and in the family imple- Miss Loving in Darrell Baker Meredith amusing The music in no izations Contributing to the suc of sheer self- protection for has been active Santone lighting too was effectively and menting civil rights Mummers and Lillich Other plays The radical was fresh and ex- cess of this effort were Oberlin Must Assume Moral Responsibility Workshop both as cor- Parsons and added much to the sense the comedy handled orches- Dramatic Association the Modern In summarizing his views on Prof Milton Yinger of the so- ner and lyricist in addition to to be produced are especially in the pert in composition and WOBC and a melo- atmosphere substituting Dance Group the Conservatory the nature of the race problem ciology department said a work and singing the fe- Voice of the Turtle closing operas tration Mr Harris that Mail Train Run opening and Orchestra and numerous indivi- Mr White pointed out that the particularly weak link in the dis- male lead in Four To Go Miss drama Will the Sings Impressively for Sheldon Satin at the last Weissman are open for Mursli his score duals who expended time and en- question is not what is going to criminatory pattern is its conflict president of ODA has Tonight Positions Marsh as Dido sang minute perforce carried Performed more actors Those Frances managed to appear ergy in the interests of a common happen to 15 million Negroes in with the free enterprise and free in Mummers for three two or three Her voice gained with him but years should call Delos impressively need it The pres cause the United States but what is opportunity ideologies of America designing the choreography interested strength and dramatic power in as if he didnt Ior The Second Square as well Hughes ut White House Page 2 THE OBERLIN REVIEW I2fyLMayl9i953

Sons of the ROTC Budd Hopkins Just before completing its first year on campus the AFROTC has come in for criticism recently some justified ft some not The most frequent comments of course are on the new Views quota over which the local unit has no control Nationally the Air Force may not be in the best shape The budgets been M trimmed The new Eisenhower- appointed chairman of the dada Ruekberg Raps Arora on World FerWnic Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Arthur Radford has had a rep- To the Editor utation as an anti- Air Force man If I cry out Underneath the idiocy of Da- spirit continued in an altered As the Korean War da was a sincere spirit of revolt more doctrinaire form in Sur- Last Friday Mr continues the newest branch of Ideal ideal ideal Satish Arora wrote a column t lim- today there in l the armed service plans to recruit its junior officers increas- Knowledge knowledge against anything that might realism But even he criticized quite effectively and quite inaccuratolv it the freedom and in- are occasional Dada outbursts I tu1 ingly from the ranks of the ROTC By 1955 the Air Force knowledge artists ed World Federalists I do not agree with rl dividuality This desire for free- read recently that a man in New- those hopes for a minimum of 11500 flight training applicants from Boomboom boomboom Satish who contend that the purpose of it dom was expressed by the con- York has written a concerto for his Review T ROTC So far this spring 2300 of 6800 graduating cadets boomboom to offend all bourgeois- tainted groups it 1S I have given a pretty faithful tinual successful efforts to make 25 radios Rather it seeU t have applied In short the Air Force needs fliers not desk- that Satishs libelous lambasting is e version of progress law moral- the bourgeois jump Gallery due to his lack squatting politicians and plans to get them from the cam- At a Manhattan Art formation and his overzealcus ity and all the other fine quali- As an example of the method a large attachment to his own puses there recently opened for peace panaceam ties that various highly intelli- of Dada an early Dada exhibi- exhibit of Dada art organized So quotas have become more restrictive Objections discussed in so According to Satish gent men have tion in Cologne was entered by by Marcel Duchamp one of the In this new world of v have been on several campuses newlv raised Princeton for one and many books only to conclude way of the mens room One of spiritual fathers of Dada One peoples the world federalist approach is not oui here as elsewhere some men have dropped preferring the that after all everyone dances to the first exhibits was a little to political approach to such of Duchamps contributions an immense problem is no In draft to flying Others not physically fit for flight have drop- his own personal boomboom girl in her white communion the show in the category of enough just as peace in is itself not enoughh if it ped seeing no chance for themselves in advanced ground Tristan Tzara wrote this Dada dress holding a bouquet of modern sculpture is a mens world quelled not satisfied Jmtans poem a magnificent and mean- lilies and bellowing filthy songs training Brig Gen Matthew Deichelmann Commandant of urinal delicately adorned with We in UWF realize a ingful confrontation of the Dada at top lungs An- that world government the AFROTC has said however that room can be found for the of her a sprig of mistletoe Some peo- only political and experience other exhibit was a piece of military authority is not enough We f the outstandingly qualified student But nobcdy knows ple have thought that it was izc a wooden sculpture with an axe that there can be no real peace as long as peopR how qualified that is Dada was movement or a Braneusi Duchamp had the the rather an attitude that swept nearby and a request for the the world are starving physically psychologically Doesnt hurt program of the show printed on or over the poets painters and spectators to alter it as they sheets of tissue paper two feet ually However we believe that the world E Local officers assure us that the new cannot be d quota doesnt hurt musicians of Europe during the saw fit by three which he then had quately welfanzed until the world is adequately disarmS Oberlin now because very few men ad- are qualified for last years of World War I The Dada nihilism was based on crumpled up and thrown into a and that a world federation with limited powers adeouitpS vanced status next year Those doubling up in Air Science word Dada is a French word the everyone gallery- idea that after wastebasket the goers assure peace is a sine qua non of effective disarmament II and III will not be advanced students The quota is likely meaning hobbyhorse and it was all dances to his own person- have to fumble in waste- nt the until we turn cut human and material resources to hurt Oberlin students in 54- 55 if it selected solely because of its al boomboom and this has basket for their programs and from Z remains about the war against men to the war against misery same idiotic sound Dadas basic doc- been good for the development then they have to un- crumple will wo be ihl to bring economic and social satisfaction to All this proves is that no foolproof dodge trine was nihilism the only of modern art the artist today them to read them this new world draft exists worth- Satish said The only possible not even a temporary one Many while act was an act of has more freedom of expression approach to peace in hk men thought ROTC would writ- Duchamps own art is a fine new world one is destruction Poems were than he ever has had Dada ni- is that economically of a socialist nature guarantee them fcur uninterrupted college years with a sure ten and simultaneously example of Dada He painted a recited hilism itself however has had ouj is nu panucea- approacn to peace Socialise commission afterward No man however is really secure so that none could be unders- few Dada paintings on sheets uuf snic the elTcct of greatly limiting the is no more the solution to crisis and conflict than is under the present national induction hodge- A of glass world fed podge stood typical Dada painting production of genuine Dada art which he then broke erahsm To replace the rule of might ROTC Finally he gave up al- and misery with is not a panacea for draft- worries and the ma- was a photograph of the Mona some Dadists logically enough painting rule of peace and progress of a together and has demands both u- ord qovenment jority men here never thought so The relatively small en- Lisa with mustache painted on killed themselves done nothing on the one hand but play chess for past 30 and world welfarism on the ether rollment in the unit indicates that its existence ftever was ne- her Collages were made from Dada as a movement died out the Yet there bits of rotting garbage is not only one approach to world government and cessary to keep Oberlin coed as some have in the early 1920s but its Continued on Page 4 there is not claimed in the only one approach to world welfarism past It may be so in The approaches t u the future we hear that Admissions real peace are many Office interviewers have been giving it a big plug with pros- Jean Smits Benjamin G pective freshmen Ruekberg Student Vice- Chairman United World Federalists Inc Our position on AFROTC remains as it has been the unit is good for these men who want and like it We dont want to see it grow beyond its present 52 Grad Tells of Oberliners in Germany bounds and for the 7 most part it has done well in adjusting to the Oberlin scene Tennis Shoe Stuff To the Editor much I hope this isnt too late to get into the Review before As for dissatisfactions with ROTC on the part of the graduation as I d to like send last- minute greetings to those I men in it theyre probably like dissatisfactions un- with other know in Oberlin especially the seniors nnr mvn nil rmriM inspiring courses Some quit some like it Not too much stuff and nonsense encouragement to anybody who is thinking of coming to Eu- more can be said rope We were young and gullible in the near future I hear from Nickie Nicalo 52 In some little ways it has alienated page the book was edited by Clear River twists nine times Church some who want no Once we went to a World Service now that part of it One Ladies Noel Coward Very embarrassed about Joyce Hartline Mary Anne Morgan way is the band music used sometimes in Book Sale We bought a etc etc were slender we read the whole thing again Clear River but so deep coming over for work camps and I know there morning drill sessions Since more men live in MB than green anthology of modern be laughing heartily to prove that That none can see the green will dozens of others As the summer semester is just b- march for the ROTC we see no reason why they should be poetry Spangled Unicorn we really did have a sense of sand eginning here Ill be in Munich at least until the middle of Julv forced to wake up so early in the morning And as for realistic The preface said In this slim humor You hear the birds about Clear and hope that anybody who is in reaching distance will take military training we have yet to learn about the army volume I have gathered togeth- What were leading up to in that River some time to visit us and maybe bike out to some of Bava- fights marches or flies to the sweet er from all parts of the world these is the strains of Sousa confessional paragraphs Dk dik tlik dik dik dik rian lakes and low Alp district Nicki Marching town fragments of thought rich in however a plea for Philis- and Hubert Wagner will around in the morning hasnt helped the No doubt a good Culture En- also be here and maybe beauty the fruits of minds that selfjus- Horst Ibisch either Waking townspeople at 730 am with tines a lonely wail of tification thusiast could tell at a single cadence counts are unafraid clear and incisive Wagner and Ibisch were German doesnt seem the best in town- gown maybe reading that the first and transfer students relations To prevent in sophistication Civiliza- third here last year ed needless and picayune criticism we suggest Here is a piece of a poem of those fragments were Utter that the unit take tion for all those who have eyes The water is Speaking of work camps I to the athletic field or further There silver Trash the second and fourth have just got back from theyll bother no peace- to see is passing through a peri- Gliding softly by three weeks at ful is the Lotus Significant Princes Li Chung Ho one in the previously flooded area in Holland citizens And it too much to ask the future leaders of men od of Flux and Counter Flux pool to was Tao Lang Pees creation the island of Gocree- Overflakkee near Rotterdam The walk a few hundred yards extra in the morning We were mightily impressed Softly softly softly softly softly and it was Janet Urdler ad- scene of course was tragic but it Weve also heard the unit has off We read slowly and solemnly felt good to be doing work and on considered Little Princes Li Chung Ho dressing the garden lady The that was desperately necessary raising the Tappan flags a keenly aware of the culture we Daughter Intellectual and social contact with bugle in the morning Were of a thousand stars other two were from Love Songs with the glad they were soaking in We thrilled to Imprisoned other workers mostly German and Dutch students dont In short lets keep the unit as it has been in an azure bowl of Asia a volume which offers the rugged masculine cadences Now try and Dutch volunteers from Haarlem was very stimulating useful for those who want it and unobtrusive for those this one this time in all seriousness who of Serge Lliavanov the sensi- I to say nothing of spending a week only want to ignore it have lacquered my teeth to translations long known to as the remaining tive female awareness of Janet the Madcnen to keep house find a husband discerning few and for nine men They didnt give me too Urciler Then we now for the read the intro- And I have need of a wife first time etc hard a time even going so far as to break an old European cu- ductory notes to a group of Give me a kiss and they will Cowards book does perhaps si0tX thc dlshes A quarter of the houses in the town translations from the Thibetan marry us altogether too successful a job of Oude iTonge were destroyed but we were assigned to those of Tuo Lang Pee Puriot seems At Mo- my 5 Lao village of spoofing Sulamptiuni for the full year Si a literary pretension which could still be saved to clean out ant a copy Entered a ic- sceptical and on page 2 an- This mud water furniture U U poking fun at the earnest bedding potatoes cnions ewTt4h427li AH nounces definitely that Tao Lang Silly lady with your and everything else which lav on trowel cloudy young poets who en- floors and cellars Pee was not a man at all but Consecrating female energy in There will be need for workers forsev- DAN BiRCIiR shrine obscurity and are very eral months to nmTon the name of an obscure native On small male plants come in case some of you are thinking of ap- very serious about the whole plying to a Steve Sears sexual rite Outside your garden wall tiling camp in Holland and arent repulsed bv the d- Jean Smits Assistant Fvlitor We hastily checked escriptions The Adruory Editor the title And this Friends Mennonite Church of the Brethren Paul Continued on Page 4 niieingold Tu I and other Bob Iin international organizations are cooperating in sev- RohK Friday loutt Managing Editors eral camps Sandy Bowie and could probably place Harrison ALWAYS people Bait Ann Parshall Newt Editor LOOK SHARPI 51 now in Paris was also at Oude Tonge c Feature Editor Tuesday hsue Europe is especially worth- while though if vou can Scotts Ilimsteadn 7 1 COME IN AND SEE r Fridr Sportt Editor PERRYS stay longer as a student particularly recommended for pr- BARBER SHOP emeds who would like to relax and get rchumanized The Ted Businesi Manager What cliirerence pace llerwig NEXT TO in and attitude In student life here is one Neil lleestand Circulation Manager WESTERVELT every Oberlmian Dale Conly Advertising Manager should experience With far fewer orga- Assistant Business Manager nizations one has very little sense of responsibility to small PAUL RllLINtOLD APRIL groups but is better able to be an individual Unless vou hap- YOU pen to be cramming for an infrequent exam the pressure of competition SHOWERS TAKE YOUR in studies is off One has almost complete free- dom in choosing courses and professors and can shop around DO NOT GAMBLE lor a while BROUGHT USI SHOES before deciding Good entertainment is ridicu- lously cheap with student tickets This life has its disadvant- Put Your Bike in TO ages too the exams when they come are nightmares and its comparatively difficult to get to know other students and pro- Dry Insured Storage During Vocation Dudley A Wood BLANCOS Continued on Page 4 FLORIST at Nine North Main For Expert Repairing Store Your Winter NOW COOKS 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East College Street 5- Phone 2251 W E PARKER Jeweler THE TIME SHOP xooooo8oeoSooooooo 11 East College Street Oberlin Ohio Tuesday May 19 1953 in uaLlN REVIEW Page 3 Tliinclads Lose First Lacrosse Team Defeated 10- 9 Wcsleyan Clobbers Gandek Rambles Net Teams See Kenyon Jinx Holds Win Streak 78- 49 Conference Ended As Late Rally Fails Splashing through a driving afternoon- long rain Ohio By Pouring Rain Vesleyans loaded trackmen bounced Obcrlin out of the By WHITIE BIDDLE c of the undefeated Saturday n the soggy Obcrlin track K ranks UUp fv A steady rain which burst Frustrated in a desperate last- minute bid for victory 7349 Hushing into the lead alter the third event the bal- i irHf into a downpour in the late Oberlins lacrosse team again fell victim to the Kenyon jinx anced Bishops won handily on the strength of nine firsts and cancel- afternoon forced the losing 10- 9 to of depth by Saturday the visiting Lords The game plcntv lation of the Ohio Conference was Taking a leaf from Dan Kinseys book of played in a driving rain marred by Kenyons repeated winning for tennis meet held here Satur- roughness Oberlin drew no penalties nuili ViUans aepin was me day Play had WESLEYAX 78 OBERLIN 49 progressed by one point with less 45 seconds remain- decisive factor Ihe eomen Had Trailing than 8S0- yd X through the quarter finals be- victories from Denison and Relay Won by Oberlin yMr ing Co- captain Bob Palmer fired a point- blank shot at the taken on a disqualification it fore being stopped Examina- pili- Gandek pri Kenyon cage earlier in the year by but goalie Spraguef ViKster Schultz Lawrence Molder tions and the getting only 19 shots in compar- pn up points with seconds and approaching miraculously trapped the ball be Mile Run 1 Foltz OW 2 Conference track meet make tween his arm and body As the ison to 42 for the Crimson and thirds hut Saturday the Bishoiis Mller O 3 Sharp OW Time Gold it especially in it impossible to finish or re- mud- stained sphere fell to the had wta takes the 4377 A Oberlin was the first to break 1 K ground Palmers slashing follow field to back up first place 44l- yd Dash gtr1 schedule the matches evms Beckley OW pi n M up caused it to carom off the edge the ice scoring early in the open- strtitii In fact the score would z Niswander OW 3 Molder When play was stopped Ohio ing canto The visitors tied it up one- O Time 517 Wesleyan of the goal within an inch of ty- have been more sided if not led with 13 points Ken- shortly thereafter the period end- 100- yd Dash 1 Gandek O 2 V ing the score Oberlin was unable a WYsicyan disqualification in i J yon had 12 Denison 1- for L- is nine Oberlin to get ing in a 1 deadlock During relay Wolfe OW 3 Wright OW P Vy1 ftfjf six Akron into position for another 80- yani and four to lead the Time 107 the shot most of the second quarter Ober- As far as the Kinseymen were ten- team pack Kenyon still had HiKh Jump 1 McKinney OW Simon Nets Three lin displayed a sparkling attack i the highlight of vwV seven matches left to play Wes- 4- 1 couvne the 1 beinple OW ami Ackcrson sweeping to a lead and threat- leyan four The Yeomen attack was led by meet was tlie showing of Hog Ol Height 5 ft ll in Oberlin and Denison ening to turn the game into a V Dick Simon with three tallies Meyer and Frank Connor in the 220- yd High 1 w L each had three Hurdles Daube v it4A Jerry Rogers Pete Radcliff and rout But in the last minute of the mile Virtually unpushed O 2 Semple OW 3 half Wads- Gary Craven was the only Yeo- Palmer each contributed a pair half the Lords drilled in two quick men worth OW Time 102 the two distance crossed the f men netter left in the singles com- Kenyon was paced as expected ones to put them back in the game lirtiad Jump 1 Meyer 2 t finish tirtiicr in the line time of O petition Craven faced Dovg Boyle The teams battled evenly Paliner O 3 Seinple OW by Dick Cole who bagged four 2038 km a muddy track Beaten of Ohio Wesleyan in the finals of throughout Distance 20 ft 7- in goals two of which came with the the third stanza the this yuir only by Khyne of Witten- i Pholo by lirnce Wvlie the number four singles but Shot Put 1 2 the Oberlin nets empty One of these Black and White managing to Pnttie OW WHEW says Walt 100- berg and May of Wooster Meyer Gandek as he wins the yard in rain intervened Bob 6- Harris OW 3 Hoss O Dis- dash Jensen and was scored in the last minute of draw abreast 6 Then in the Saturdays track meet with Ohio Weslcyan Captain tance 42 ft 4 in His first was one of Bob Kahn were taking on the first half when speedy attack early minutes of the fourth quar- live garnered by the Yeomen as they lost 78- 49 r- senyon Discus 1 Irittie OW 2 Har- Wolfe of Ohio Wcs- in trie quarter finals of man intercepted goalie Jerry Pol- ter Kenyon suddenly found the COXFIiRENCE TRACK leyan right was second while the ris OW 3 Ackcrson O Dis- the Bishops Wright third from number one doubles when the lacks pass near midfield and as range for four quick goals assum- STAKIS HEKE FRIDAY 7 left nosed out Oberlins Shively tance 122 ft in Frank for third place end came Commenting on the Pollack was delayed in returning ing a 10- 6 lead Coach Cliff Stev- Vault 1 2 meet Coach Lysle The Ohio Conference track Iole Sloan OW Butler said I to the cage charged in for a char- ensons men still trailed 10- 7 with Kinsey O and Humphries OW believe Kenyon meet with Oherlin to 13 would have won ity shot two and one- half minutes remain- host Height 12 ft trams will open with prelimin- Statistically the game was one- ing when Radcliff and Simon 880- yd Run Connor O and Golfers Two Strokes Back aries at 4 pm Friday Satur- sided in Oberlins favor the Lords banged in quick shots to set the Meyer O 3 Ashworth OW stage day morning the finals for the Time 2038 Nine To Play for the final flurry shot put and discus are slated 20- yd Dash 1 Beckley OW The season draws to a close 2 Wolfe OW 3 O Finish Fourth In Conference next Saturday with the finals in the rest of the Lawrence Frosh Play with a journey to field events and the running Time 231 Akron Today Columbus to face Ohio State The Two Mile Run 1 events in the afternoon Foltz OW Going into Saturdays Ohio Conference play at Alli- Yeomen with a 3- 3 record will 2 Huntley O 3 O All spectators tirk- Miller ance with eight wins in be seeking a winning season must have Time 1011 nine matches the best record in the OW Tomorrow Three Games ets for both days prices Oberlin already holds a 17- 1 de- Student 220- yd Low Hurdles 1 Wads- schools history Oberlins golf team managed a fourth place at With wet grounds cancelling cision over the Buckeyes the field are 25 rents for worth OW 2 Daube O 3 two strokes off the winning mark in a five- team blanket finish Drowned out in Saturdays yesterdays scheduled game Friday and 75 rents on Satur- Semple OW Time 259 Mount with Host team Union whisked through the 18 holes game at Wooster two the All- day If tickets are purchased in Mile Relay Won by Ohio Wcs- after local Stars the Oberlin with a total team score of 324 to grab its first Conference title goes post advance at Warner Gym the leyan Wright Lescinki Niswan- innings the baseball squad is freshman team to the in history One stroke back came the quartets of today against Wellington High cost is oidy 50 cents good on der Beckley Time 3302 Wooster and at Akron today to meet the Home uenison men 326 Run both days onerlin with Zips and then entertains Ohio School on the Oberlin diamond men garnered two sec- shooting fouro- verpar 76s Only ties for in fourth followed by defending Wesleyan in another return Tomorrow Coach Bob Kretch- ond during the sloppy afternoons champs Ohio Wcsleyan with 327 last Thursday the Yeomen topped mars yearlings take on Lorain going Gary Ackcrson Wooster 81- i71 and had clipped match tomorrow on the Ober- and split four Fail To Get Hot High School and Thursday they Connor may very well place 10- 6 lin 3 points in finishing a deadlocked Denison the week before diamond at pm All- high n the Conference meet here Flaying on the soggy hilly entertain the Stars All three second in the high jump behind Still below the 500 mark with games next Saturday slow- greened Alliance course the The linksmen close out their start at 4 pm McKinney who had just begun four wins and five losses the Yeo- Led Meyer also took a first in the Oberlin quartet showed exception season this week with two by the control pitching of high jumping practice week men are today out to avenge a Dale broad last i al balance However none of the Conly the frosh have won jump ahead of John Falmer matches Today they are at Hiram 4- and cleared almost six feet with 2 defeat by the Zips in the third three games in a row including a to beionie the leading scorer for four could get hot enough to nab in a replay of an early- season his unusual style game of the season Coach Guy 2- 1 victory over although the hvals Captain Bruce Daube the title Joe Sladkus toured the cancellation and Thursday they Lorain Throner is starting Dick Ander getting only one hit took high sec- Dave Kinsey had to be content distance in 80 strokes Faul Warn- journey to Ohio Wesleyans course the hurdles in 162 son who was the victim of two onds and Walt Gandck with a tie for second in the pole er had 81 Bunky Seaman 82 and north of Columbus to meet the took the unearned runs by Zips nexttol- vault as Wesleyans Sloan breezed Bob Kohli followed with 83 the in the ast home game of the final Oberlin untainted first in the Bishops first encounter 12 season previous game at century dash winning by three over at feet to win handily Mount Union the only team to In the 1- Wcsleyan Tomorrow yards Irittie and Harris finished 2 in defeat Oberlin in regular season Tough righthander Don Lin- Delaware Linden the second of play 76 den will be on the mound as three Oberlin hurlers was saddled Victory in the opening relay was the shot ahead of Oberlins Dick won on the strength of a Hiram should pose no great the 77 team takes on the Bishops in with the 10- 5 defeat won tor Oberlin when Wesleyans Ross and repeated in the discus and a that cancelled out the 85 problem for Coach Hersh Shan- the and 86 completed by Chuck Beckley cut in on Joe as Ackcrson missed a second by the number nons foursome but the match a three and four players Molder at the first turn of the final skinny inch for the with Weslcyan looks extremely Purple Raiders H breaking Mulders stride in The defeat in the mile relay was close Last year the Yeomen fin the process Up to this point the the first for Oberlin this year as 3 Tic for Honors ished fifth in the Conference as Yeomen had kept pace largely on John Lawrence Pete Schultz Three players tied for medalist Weslcyan stroked off with the the strength of poor Wcsleyan Meyer and Molder just couldnt honors Jack Colwell of the Raid- honors but then the Yeomen met baton- passing but it is doubtful match the Bishop quartet as Beck- ers Mel Riebe of Wooster and and defeated them HVfe to 72 for that Molder could have caught the ley nudged out anchorman Molder Cob Stewart of Ma- ietta all the seasons biggest upset long- striding Beckley by 10 yards to win in 3302 Do Foltz outlasted a final kick FOR A RESTFUL NITE 1 w by Oberlins John Miller in the w a mile and outlegged Chris Huntley WEST HAVEN MOTEL Slain and Miller in the two mile to be ttaoe f Mr si one of two Wcsleyan double win- Do ljeu AAA APPROVED 6 Miles West of Oberlin on US 20 ners in the running events The spot other double trouble for the Yeo- men was iron man Beckley who easily G Caleel PIan copped the 440 and 220 as and well as running a fast seemingly weather in effortless anchor leg on the win- Breeze through the hottest ning mile relay squad crease Daube added a second in the low hurdles to give Oberlin eight Arrow lightweight Shirts Points to Wesleyans 10 in the days resistant timber iiimnino TknAIV vAtW 4lt and Sports Shirts ITS A HITI The fun of a One of the most Interesting train trip home with friends and profitable careers In enjoying roomy comfort and swell dining- which a young American car meals can Invest his future is FOREIGN TRADE l Shirts 3- 95 FOREIGN SERVICE 3995 ITS A STCALI You and Sporti two or more friends can each Shirts save 25 of regular round- trip r j coach fares Securely joined 395 by traveling home and back together on Group together Always 1 Plan tickets These tickets are neat no twisting 1 today for the best cooling ffiPSlW good generally between points us more than 100 miles apart Or turning pinching a wardrobe of system we know- Drizzler Mate Slacks a group of 25 or more can each save 28 or separating The Arrow lightweight shirts and by heading home in the same direction at the same You must see For of tiny slacksl Immaculately tall American Institute sports shirts Thousands Famous McGregor famous time then returning either them Foreign Trade offers you together or separately windows in the tissue- thin fabric ored in a figure trimming continuous waistband with gTaduate- level training for vis your body breathe send hidden rubber skid treads to keep shirt tucked in a satisfying and lucrative let 3 vno7a vnur wav Wa career abroad Advanced every tuui The sturdy rayon gabardine fabric is Uni- Sec finished offered and short- sleeve styles degrees have long to wipe clean of non- oily stains Its perfectly and smart pastels Stock white weighted too for year round comfort SAFE AT HOME I YoaH get home s dnoeitijate up today I promptly as planned with all- weather certainty no other travel can Writ tot match CONSULT YOUR LOCAL RAILROAO The Registrar TICKET Powers Dawley AGENT WELL IN ADVANCE OF DEPARTURf Institute DATE FOR PARKER American Powers Dawley DETAILED INFORMATION For Foreign Trade WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS JEWELRY Stamps PO Box 191 We Give and Redeem Eage EASTERN THE TIME SHOP Arliona H Phoenix 1 CIVH anil M- DFPAf rAr1V STAMPS vvvmxsvvvvvvtvxxxx RAILROADS Page 4 THE OBERLIN REVIEW JuesayJMayi9 1953 3 on Affirmative VvotjrnM Xovs After School Official Violates Morality Rules Win 1915 Debate 13 Students To Perform Debating the topic Resolved Bureau Receives That the United States should Notices in Warner Of Job By ROGER LANGSDORF fBurke who appears in the first and exposed the forward princi- prived of her instructive sympa- Tomorrow adopt the British system of radio Opportunities volume of Prof Robert pal thy and influence and television broadcasting an The Females are occasionally Fletchers Thirteen students will perforin Bureau of Appointments History of Oberlin College had The Board fired her without de- Sensitive to the public reaction to- allirmative team consisting of has sent to the Dean of Women in this weeks student recital announced two job opportu black hair and a plain white face lay stating such a principal will four of the members of the Roger Langsdorf Peter Schliesser 1 for various improprieties But five morrow night in Warner Hall The fes for this summer g In spite of her features however not do for our daughters Mrs Ladies Board offered to resign and Robert Mayer won the Class jobs will first section beginning at 715 be open in the Youns one must keep in mind that her social and gentle disposition Churchill wrote the young ladies The trustees turned them down of 1915 Debate Contest on Fri- town pm will begin with Bohms Pre- area for men Rates stfri the Oberlin deans have not brought her far more popularity cry gentlemen too pretty maintaining they had entire day afternoon 1- and that lude and Fugue in C Major played at 50 an hour Apph and a always maintained present than the previous occupant of her near and the old ones scold and confidence in the Board by Virginia Metzger organ Laura The winners chosen by audi- should be made post through the Ohi lofty standards stern Mary Ann Adams wonder forced Mrs Burke to depart Kinuira piano will play Bachs ence balloting defeated a nega- State Employment Students Aid The ousted principal did not service 1 Back in Oberlins thunderous Biblical Knowledge French Suite in E Major tive team of Robert Burnham 1 oungstown Claiming that she had been han- head for a nunnery but became days an incident occurred which Pianist Joanne Koeppe will play Samir Anabtawi and Amy Waters The Silver Bay Association Even the faculty liked this wom- dled unjustly and in an unchrist- head of the female seminary at lo- stirred up the college to moral a group of Scarlatti sonatas All six contestants were members cated on Lake George Ny an Mrs Burke had a complete ian manner Mrs Burke pleaded the newly created but short- lived k indignation The chief figure in the George Bcw will play Beethov- of the Forensic Union and were openings for men Those knowledge of the Bible Unfortun- with the trustees to give her a fair Cleveland University This school interest intrigue was a Mrs Emily Pills- ens Sonata Op 81a for the piano chosen by other members of that ed should see the ately Mrs Burkes Oberlin hon- trial so that she could defend was founded by the former presi- notice at the bury Burke appointed as Princi- Barry Shank trumpet will con- organization on the basis of their Bureau for details eymoon ended quickly As Pro- her reputation Students rushed to dent of Asa Mahan who pal of the Female Department in Oberlin tinue the program with Kamin- contributions to the Union during Three Y camps have fessor Churchills wife put it in a the aid of the scandalous principal had been out shortly be- openings 1850 Before coming to Oberlin tossed skis Concertino for Trumpet the past year John Manwell vice- available for this letter to her brother Mrs Burke and drew up petitions One summer Th a three fore Mrs Burke Beethovens Sonata Op 31 No president of Forensic Union was Norfolk Va she had won notable reputation kiss- ed YMCA camp one of the male stu- was signed by 50 women another Men can relax or abandon all need as teacher in in 3 will be played by John Gor- debate chairman men and the Elgin 111 female seminaries dents who ate at the Ladies Hall by 13 men and a third by 99 town hope ad Mu for records show that no man piano Harvey Meyer piano Prize money of 35 apiece went kegon Mich YWCA Georgia and New England Shocked by this affront the schol- citizens The ladies camps need declared dean since that time has attempt- will play Schumanns Sonata Op to the winning team and each women counsellors Far from a raving beauty Mrs to Ladies We feel There are also ar rushed the Board grieved by being de ed a similar licentious act 22 will 15 a few Danford Byrens conclude loser received The yearly openings at Hilltop Camn with Bach Fugue in E- Flat for the prize fund was donated by an in Michigan Dr and All Angels Farm General Announces Ley Rocket Expert organ anonymous member of the class of 111 New York State Talks at 815 Tonight The second section of the pro- 1915 to encourage interest in Con Students Play gram will begin at 830 pm with public affairs SETS New Plan Dr Willy Ley world rocket ex- SIIANGRILA DEFICIT ROTC Piernes Impromptu Caprice for AT pert and governmental consult- 600 MAXIMUM Deichel- the harp played by Sue Furnas TIXL EATING Estimating Brig Gen Matthew K ant will speak on Rocket Re- LIST that Shangrila gross- of Gerald Ginsburg piano will play ed 227076 mann Commandant the Air IOU FKLNC II HOUSE Phil Hanawalt So- search at 815 tonight in the Mozarts K 310 Force ROTC has officially an- To Dead Gypsy King Sonata Larrie eial Board Treasurer Physics Building Auditorium The list of men to eat at has set nouned the adoption of a more Moore violin accompanied by 287110 as a The Society of the S gnia Xi and French House next year has been maximum of total selective program which is aimed By ANN PARSHALL Donald Shelhorn piano will pre- expenses the Mead- Swing Foundation are announced They are although neither intake at providing more flying person- sent Brahms Sonata Op 108 in Willard nor expenditures sponsoring the lecture Cobb Allan Caswell George have been co- nel from the ROTC program Sing ho for the Romany life where kings live in store- D Minor mpletely Dr Ley emigrated to America Hardrg Barry Judd Michael tabulated In 1955 said General Deichel- rooms and Conservatory of Music students play at their Dolores Iloltz will play three Hanawalt in 1935 and gained his citizenship Kas lan Henry Kingdon James stated that the a- mann each graduate must pos- funerals John E Eli king of 2000 gypsies in Ohio Indiana Debussy Preludes for the piano pproximate in 1944 Originally a free lance Kraybill Paul McCoy Charles 60034 deficit will be sess or be willing to take the and Michigan and resident of a storeroom in Lorain May Concluding the program Harold met from died writer and the sccnce editor ot Mahnken Robert Meltzer the Social Board fund skill training that is effectively ana oam ana Andrews will play Francks Chor- Charles and 200 iz irust irv unmans the New York IM for lour years Loinax Neill Payne from the dance fund usable in a specific job vacancy in of the Conservatory played in a the days gossip in Serbian Wom ale in A Minor for the organ Arthur Poo Dr Ley has served as a research John Rice and John the Air Force pickup band at his last rites en wore full regalia long skirts Ritschard CHAPEL engineer in the Washington Insti- OSBORNE GIVI S KlidTAL Also Lawrence Rose TALKS AVAILABLE The AFROTC program The band summoned by lo- and bright bandanas and earrings Richard former the tute of Technology Chapel talks by Prof Arn- The kings brother was togged out since 1044 In S ATI UDAV IN WAKN1K Rosen Bradbury Seasholes Al- Paul was designed to commission se- cal musicians union struck up 1947 he became old and Mr William E in a chartreuse sports coat an informational bert Sonnefeld Jerold Stock Pet- Kennick lected graduates primarily for the outside the John R Dovin Funeral shirt specialist Karen Osborne will present her are on sale in black in the otfice of technical er Scheiber George Von the News Bureau Air Force reserve officer pool but Home in Lorain as the casket was trousers and black suede senior piano recital Saturday at der for 20 services under 1 1 cents each shoes and smoked cigars through- the Department of 8 pm in Mil h James Watson Burns by 1955 the new program is ex- carried out to the waiting hearse Commerce Warner Concert Hall out the ceremony She will play Wi- ton John Williams and Jack pected to provide 80 per cent of followed by a crowd of screaming three Scarlatti son- KENT STATE LOST Friuay 4- PARTY the active duty junior officer re- and wailing gypsies re- color Norma atas Beethovens Sonata Op 31 Mllenson Trust Finishing of their repertory of Kent State University invites Pencil black and silver case Call 2 quirements ported The procession moved dirges and melancholy No two preludes by Debussy WANTED Laundry Dry marches Dob 4- and interested students to its Intern- In to slowly to South Allcnson 97G1 Reward Mikroskosmos and order induce more cadets Lorain where the the band disbanded and left the Bartoks Cleaning See the Oberlin Laun- ational Ball to be Saturday 58pl Chopins held to enter flight training the tour casket was removed from the gypsies under the care of their Scherzo Op 20 dry and Dry Cleaners 49c9 Mav 30 of duty for flying cadets has been hearse and carried into St new king the 15 year old son of reduced from four to three years Georges Serbian Orthodox the dead man Ephrieum Eli who including flight training Church After the services the will rule under the guidance of cortege crept along the highway the widow Queen Mary MARCHING BAND ORGANIZES to the Woodland Avenue Ceme- FOR FALL FOOTBALL SEASON tery in Cleveland where grave- side services were held The Marching Band is making Hopkins Gypsies plans for the football season next Lather lp Playing Chopins march Continued from Page 2 fall and invites all qualified stu- funeral accompanied by wailing years dents to become members of the gypsies he doesnt play well either the band a organization Those interested members watched the supreme Dada gesture mourners pass get A should contact Mr William Dom- the lkker and Dadaist once said that any sort of up inik faculty adviser at Rice Hall lathered Trust went work of art that can be under- on stood is the product of a journal- As the kings body was lowered ist This was taken fairly ser- Smits into the grave the funeral di- iously at least for a time by sev- rector explained to Trust that the eral American poets such as Ger- Continued from Page 2 gypsies believed that kings never trude Stein and E E Cummings Literary pretension is particu- die but only sleep so they had put Malcolm Cowley and his fellow larly rampant on a college campus extra trousers towels a tooth- exiles marched into a Paris cafe where it is often terribly import- brush spending money and other one night ami without much ant to Au- understand the Right necessities in the coffin along with provocation Cowley slugged the thors where it is dis- difficult to the body in case he should need proprietor a widely acclaimed tinguish the young poet struggling them American Dada gesture sincerely to find his idiom from Accounting yti Chartreuse Shirt Dada is LJUUtiiaUUtJ for some the one who writes unintelligibly ttm wh The gypsies clustered thing everybody to do and o around tries because everyone seems to do- be the grave alternating moans at the general concensus is ing so that the proper places in the service with lrustrations and insecurities caus This latter group defends ob- ed by World War I the wideninc scurity the most vehemently and gap between artist and public and Dont you want to in try its own productions lays all Our Readers a cigarette the constricting nature of con- poets open to ridicule The char- Continued from Page 2 temporary society all combined to latan is hard to tell from the artist lessors But just an- produce Dada it sprang up simul- and sometimes the parodist from because it is other sort of life this taneously all over Europe and in the charlatan The borderline of is worth- while tasting if you somehow can America too with nonsense is difficult to chart Some a record like Last Which brings me to the moral this critics say with much justification but not least one gets a crystal- of the story Conditions are sim- that modern poetry often clear perspective on the strays ilar today and the time for across it To complete States from this side of the Dada the ocean is ripe What Oberlin needs be 1 situation almost to infinity the Ive been happy both to THE QUALITY CONTRAST have my eyes sides cars and liciuor is not Rig between Chesterfield and parodists who are trying to write opened and to be other leading cigarettes is able to set Europeans ger Weekends but Dada week a nonsense occasionally wander straight on revcahng story Recent chemical some lop- ends complete with that supreme analyses give an index of good across in the opposite direction sided ideas about Amer- quality for the ica modern Dada 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