Page Two SCARLET AND BLACK Friday. March 10., l‘ibl find»: anh Eleni Grimm”, Iowa GRINN ELL COLLEGE cli r 1.1.11» .1 11.. will Stillk‘llt mm 11 1.11 11111. . 1.111. . ew 1211-1. N Olin-e 1 1h.- ' .111 111 1111111 , 12.111 , 11111. . 11.1mm 1111111. 11111.1 1..1 11111111- 1» . .\l.11 1111.11.“ 1111 in... 1. A Hankie To Shipley A handkerchief to Ml Shiplev so he can nipe the mail from his eyes. Conti 1y to some populai opinlo: s we think Shipley has done a satisfactory Joli. In spite of. accusations of hanl1’_ panky, dealing under the table and from the bottom of the deck. Shipley's last two concerts have proved to be pleasant entertainment. job. a thankless and most difficult one, has its pi'lililem The student bodv is seldom pleased before a' concert. To the social co—oldinatcl' falls the job of being leader, educator and new—idea man, rather than the re- flector (if all campus opinion (whatever that may be). We have often wondered how Shipley has managed to retain a mildrmannerecl (sometimes perhaps too mild-mannered) countenance when faced by the good ole hummin’ an‘ strummin’ an’ singing" Josh White crew who have never seen Anna Russell or the Gomez dancers, and “darn we” aren’t going to!” Shipley is to be commended for rising above the good-ole»let’s notetryea11ythiiig-henxcauseit’s—iiot~ sale tradition. One thing which Shipley has done we would like to see more (if. The correlation between concert enterdinment. and other events on campus as in the Gomez t1'oupe»LAC- e\pe1iment (and how they all screamed aliunt that one) we thinkvl was most succe'sflll and deserve further consid- in. This sort of thino’ might be looked into before the spring fine-arts fe‘ i\al. A second area in which Shipley was less succe 111 is coiioeined with that much- Allietlv‘dlmlllrlnlt-neVel'rn'luCh-' done -about suwgestion of securing cheaper, not so well- 11111111111 enteltainment. What ever happened to a second Cene Bluestein concert? The difficulty here, of course. 5 that we can’t have our cake and eat ll.«t00. Right now there is only so much' money; it's either a lot of small concerts or one big one. Furthermore, this sort of approach requires of the social eo-urdinator a wealth of experience and a good deal more digging: than has previously been done. One w v out could be the recently suggested laise in the acti\lt1ts fee. We would favol 'uch an increase were it kept well uithin leasun and new it used l'lil some 1eall solid enteitainnient such as tli t Shipley ha‘ bloulg'ht. We would not favor an incr which \\1iul1i lie used for more' lounge parties. Union parties, women's gym parties, mens locker room parties, boiler room parties et al. I11 any case we wish the new co-ordinatur Eill Herman much luck and suggest that perhaps he should lingin building on the groundwork that Shipler has already (llllte_ahly provided. The Conferéilce The Latin American Conference. s ited to begin here next Friday, is not the type of thil v fetti shouered upiili heads of visitnr parades student. president 111-hing: [t 13, rather, a working conference involving each The (‘unference Inav lie c01 lei-ed an e\'perilnent, an attempt to provide an ' |-C\ll'l'lClllz\\‘ | evperience. The five study group. have already proved that the atti- tudvs nece. a 1 for Sue 's are present on campus. These attitudes must lie calried into the heart of the four day ('11. 'erence. lt suns \rhy inn- and cu hardly seems nece. our Latin Alllel‘lt 11 neiehlni ‘ are worth llllllli- and talking Mold. in past weeks loatules. rliscu‘sions '00 hours should have been eii’uug‘ll tli (lillvinl-e you of the pultilielice of the sulnect at hand and the many 11ruli|1>ms involved. The success iii the Conference depends not only upnn the flue discu ‘ltil! leaders. learned men in then liohls, lillt 11111-11 the (lriilliell student ll(l(l_ itself. It'is nut to be only :- listening Ctllll'01 lint a . vies (il' nioetlli * and studies 111 which participation and interest will he l1' iv words. What no lillt into the four day ., oils will most likely determine sat' action with Conference results. 1100, our ,Jured bird. ,wc “ere directed 111 555955 this ‘ goons ‘niid the 5114“ demonstration: oer, we llcl‘ald 111111 (:(ill-' ol’ellEI'd Who anitn nf $101125 l To the Editor: Sunday morning, returning ironi the coilcgc‘ chapel sci-111cc, we noted two pidgeon. lying dead by the east girls or the women's gym, We discovered another wedged be- hind a drainpipe, still, though' fecblv. living. Wc noted 111111 inc birds had been 51101. To say the to] 1hi< signl turned our stomachs, and, luckily. a prote‘ sor .1115 hailed to 11111 the ”1* By John Ward , P1 es 1 d c 11 1 Kcnncdy, in a news conference 131'. week. all- nollnced the for- mation on an e x pciimental ‘ DI In: Peace T h i 5 pilot program is pcnding c p n — gressional aetmn' 1111 the establish- I thought March 5, on Wc have some questions 111‘ ask of the phy all plant, since it was to this department that w1ird ment of the corps. this time I‘d guvc w h at i k n o w 211111111 the history 01 this projcct and a couple I'QBA sons h_v 1 think 11 1.. impdilant Origiunied 111 19111) The pirln was cr .11ch mind of Henry Re 35, ocralic i‘eprescntatiyc from ”10' state oi Wisconsin, caily in 1960. The idea occurred to him when hc met a UNESCO team of {our Amerirnn teachers in a 11117 “‘e‘,“~"‘°'»‘/ , ingc in Cambodia They weic h 1\e have been wmnglv in setting up elementary schools 101 med as in the 50m“ 01 this and wnikiiig with the nu1ivcs on emblem please 1 t ”5 km)“ 1311011; piojccis He was im- We wpuld like to see it stupped pressed 111111 the “sympathetic Julia Chatterton impact" \\thh the group had Gretchen Osterhol‘ made. L0u Patterson Rcuss said. "I could not help Mary Gnc Porter but contrast this 111111 some at Shannon S‘on the othci 1hiiigs wc were doing Halama Reports ‘° 0n Conference 1 tary aid programs“. l by Bill 111111111 He pruposed the “point [our youth corps" program 111 the Students of Cornell University when he spoke there. There . was what he called “tremen- dous reaction". i533.3135'fiiL‘dr-E'ii'fiig'iilifi'.‘ZIX' Sen-11°“ Huberkfiumvhw in lcrenc.‘ 111 anc Univcrsny M1 ‘1 b‘” '“UOdl‘ced '“ 1950- “““d general reaction 111 11112 cinder"- “‘9 ““359 Vf’““‘.P°“C° 9’0””- ...c. i... come a 1.... .11... Kennedy 1.1.1.11 1‘ W, m i... 11.1 dropped our membership 111 ”mm“ “"‘l W“ b0“ c“ °‘°‘ l957. by the response. This altcmpt D‘scussmn of 1110 Hum U117 at humanizing foreign policy 1.- American Activltlcs committee inhumane act. 1:11-51 of all, 1111111 are the pidgeons" Secondly, if they die doing some harm and It )5 absolutely necessary to do away with them, couldn't the Job hc done clean» 1y and efficiently. 1e.. the pldr he shot cor :clly (Per- haps by a good 111-1r sman) and the caitasses be leinaved 1m what in the a Dcmrl now 111 {1111, ii temporary. suing. President C1111.- For Volunteers cupied the indiui-ily 111 our 11111e.1 The pl'esldenl's appeal [oi- At 111.1 fll‘st session Friday eve- peace corps 1~dlun1ecrs 1111- lit- ning. the movie "Operation Abolr e illy innundillt‘d the 1c111poix itlon" 111115 shown The Reverend dry headquarters in Washington. L wood lrom the Billy Sunday Bctwren 500 and 1000 people Tnhcrnhrlc in Silmx ciiy 131111151111 will he sch-mod for [raining this the min wi1h him and picscntcd summer and they will be sent a brief introduction to the 111m. 'ovclscns in the [all He stated 11111 he 111-.15 op- l Whilc 1h i-c. 1h y posed to communism because 11 1 .. is supernatural in chumrtci- . nnd satanicnl'y inspired. lie 1 - quite emphatic in his 111- ll“ 12111111 s lington‘s paper. Stuart Aubrey nine: The movie itselt seemed hi (1 in many \v and lhe claim 01‘; [other of El - b '(litehcs l' in jtinnlc village. 1cncli schoolt inkc care or chllr dren, make soap and possibly work on construction and sanita- tion projects in United States slums. 111 iciui-n, they, at least .1112 pilot corps anyway, will not be excmpt 110111 the di-nu but 11111 be paved sac pcl 1111111111 and will live 111 the same Candie tions as the natives they are trying to help Perhaps this is not the best wny to travel and see the World. There has to be a (189!)- er motivation for the people that want to go into this work. Maybe it is the devo- tion to humanity that is shar- ‘ed by teachers and other sov cial workers. At any rate there are people interested; there are people willing to serve. I think this program is im- poi’tant and would do a lot for international opinion ii 11 is carried out in 11 sensible 111cm- ncr Requiring each member .of the corps 111 have 11 working knowlccge of the language of 1hc country assigned to him would just about have to be necessary 111 make the program pay off in prestige, The applir cants would have to be screen- ed carefully to give their hosts a good impression, Putting Idealism To “’ork The most important 111mg 15 not the program itself, but the program as a symbol of come mumcfltion and caropel'ation be- tween races. nations and can- idealist who says, with a pci» tlnents. Who kows, maybe the {aptly straight me, that people are basically good may have something‘ 7 a big something that can be put to work and make this place a lot nlOI‘c live- able. But pci'ships the pleasant phi- lost: hers are wrong; and the 111111 ters are wrong and the people that painted “Ban the Bomb" in yellow, 12 ’foot let- tars on Stonehenge in England am wrong, At any rule. 1 think exemption from the draft had better be Included in the by— law of the Point Four Pence cdr They'd get more volun: 1 or iron Glinnell that way. Buster Meets His Malcli The 11111111 ing 9111111111 The 111111117ch appeared 111 11111-- and was wrmeii 11y editor eui Awbrey. Awbreys observa- 1 (ions we hope 11111 priivc interesting and amusing to those of you who recall the high points of die recent legislative con— ference. Into ilic l1iii ni Giiiiiwil cullcgc. . 11 notollmls 11111-1 den of mill Contents and ouiliindcr. u‘hc 1i1cy openly study 11115.1..11, steppv‘ rd Sch 1, Kendall 1.1mm 111' Plaini‘isld. lho Rnpublfl'lm mar got“)! 1 nor 111111 is better known ‘as Bustt" He also well regarded as ‘ the uiirclrnaiig clinmpioii 111" the status 111111, pruviding the status- you are quoiiig i< Some- 1 l where around the turn of (he ' .1 century, or roughly when he I 1 wns 1mm. 1 Thc lluublC 1111111 11111-11. 1311110- 111111.111 dd11111 (somehow evL lthing hc 1.- seems in clinic 11111 llalnmn . . . 1 .d11 dr, 1 , the make-up of inc 1hc 1111111111111 connrcss 111 as mun) ,. 111111 ,1 . becoming in- 111.11 ihc liiin did slant lho 111ml lewd 11-1111 11.1 mm,” mm is “l 1“) opinian JllSUll‘d- lfllim places lil1e Illino and T . Em. 0'10 ““0 lCll‘Wl ‘0 (‘0 .lx ind 01110.111111111 1111-1. opp .1111 1111111 11111 committee w .1 t 1 ,V 111-bu irih labeled 1i communist . 1 . . 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Buster =111d. . e impudcnt enough to 11y 111 improyc 1111 me type oi hie n . tivu 11111-11115 have (‘i‘J‘aleLl 1'- iiicinsrlyrs. “111 he dcri rd. our over. 15k 1111- 111111 111mg 5 giving the puycrniii- power 111 appoint 111111» (apparently 1111-. the present Govei'nur 11.. . 1111:4111 be .1 good idcu. and 1 ccrlninly iicvci- :11 cd 1111111 11111 inwn i‘escrvnllo he 111011111111- got the 111111 from some impuricd rulingcpml )l'l Buster 1111111. 11115 111-1111115111 i "This is the 5111-1 111 1111111- nnllvc Iowans n'ill ncvl‘l' filth rein." he concluded. \Voll. it's (llffizull l0 disputv 111111 .1n1cnicni. her-1111.1.- .111 long .11 pruplc like Lrnc. .11 runnind 1111 legislniurc. 11.1li1c 1.11.111. ""BUSTIEK" 011111. 11. s. r111.