Friday. March 17. 19111 SCARLET AND BLACK Page Five Tax Reveals .Indians' Role 1111 1111111 Gruenewald President of the Ameriean 11117 1111-11 uloglc‘dl osseenttion 1nd to anally lmown exponent oi. on anthropolog 1 Di . spoke Tuesday n 4111 111 Her 1111 ehopel on "1111111111 ack- ground: in Lutm Amen Dr. lax ressed the 1- t that Illele is no single Indrdn baLA ! . 5 1 1 1 Sol Tax meets with John Burma gmund. 1111 “single amolgon. and that to speak in Lhcs: terms ‘Arrom lus Tyran+s Rule La’rin America 1111 Pat IIubc" \lorement 11th us Cuslm: Cuba are the JupuIldblc. the 111 -r11table re: 11 ot 1111111 _. r-ule1s or the Belllslgl»P 11111 1111 land the lmpci'lalixm wi1' 11 l [petniltted 3 101111 - Cubuu soul night 111 IICl'ick 1111111111 prelessor nt‘l lilr‘i‘aLLHC 111‘ 1Yale Unl\cl>i(' the 111111 1111:11 .11 Centr eree here; 111 relating 1111111 11 \Un An'iulr can culture has inl'msd 111 the 1111111 stxtcct‘h 1111111111 11 melod ted Spani 1e11111111sm. '11‘I11rh 1n the rich knit» (11' my Ainci‘K’d 1111 po1ed ‘100 \mll“ The 11111e11e11dene1-1111o111~n1e111s 111' the early 19111 eentuly brought 1 1, indicates somethmg w ong wtth ; the way we think about Latin“ American culttll . (11 question the ward ground“ “Indians." he said. [not ill “I! III the backgtound TaV 11 nt 1111 , 1 In some countries they compnsc ‘ the 111111111111 or the people; and 1 111 all. they 111-e 11 Very eonspr enous group, Defining the culture oi Latm‘ Airei a, 1n the general anthi . pologlcr sense, Tax said tha we must approach 111111.111 eirili zatlun as a “cangeries oi cultures __ interrelated, but genuine and distinct." The indians are su important that Latin Ameriro would be , radicmly rliuerent without ‘Ihcm and without the host of ‘ material a n Ll non-material traits they have contributed Dividing the 111digenous culr tures of Leno Ameriean into stx‘ geographic groups. Dr. T e11nt-‘ p ed the positions they hold to— da1 with those held at the tune‘ oi Columbus' expedition to the new world One of the main points to realize about the 11117 tures or that time. Tax emphar sized. was their abllity to adapt to varying eondl ons and mild antes This is illustrated by the 0\ cl 2 060 languages \\ hiclt th 12'," dueloped and by the tremendous ‘val'lcty o1 cultures into whiein they expanded. The high cultures or Mesm America (Aztec. Mayo. ete1 111111 their complex pohtieol and relir 1111111. systems. were completely ditierent irom the village dwe imp Indians of the Sub-Andt. who were never able to eensolr dotr their 11111lt1eemn1un11y stutcA into one wide centialiy‘g e1gonized one and trem the pee p11: 111' the Centr Andes whose technological aehe1eme11ts sueh‘ .115 the r 1d systems 111111 11111 duets outdid the Romans. “Conn m11111e1111ons at the time ol 1111: 1111111 were better than the 5p11niards eould develop until the ilncntiun or the telegr,eph' said Tax In contrast to these were the anrginal peoples. clumps or tribe. 5 Maxed over South Amer-1m. Their rultnres tliiier- ed greatly, but they all held in common a single form 111 tcclir Imlogy and rudimentary ergon— izatiml Dr. Tax pomch out that today‘ the indians are certainly not dis appea 11g Compared to the 1.1. irately 14 million that e. isteo when the Spanish 111st tome. there are 1 11111111111 teda TAX SPEECH Cont. 11 Lee]. 4 Bach To Be Givénr A1“ Len‘fen Vespers In Observance (11' the Lcnlcn .sco'on, the Grinnetl 1111111 111111 present .1. s, Bach's 1an11t11, “Chr‘t Lay in Death's Dark P son," Sunday evening 111 3:15 in Herrick chapel. 1 ‘ Arron) "a polit al change but not eee. nem1e or ocial change in Spanr li=h Amcilca" he Continued The lror1upt 1ule at the 111111 eentuiy 11 as me elv mode more militar- t1c by 1930 he ch ed “hon Batista. Tl'u 11110 and Pei-11111 came into power ‘ “The people who rule Snail» 1 ish America today are the an- 1 1 cestors or the merchants, cou- . trabonaists slave owners and 1 government emploues or ear- lier days." he asserlcd. in spite o1 thir Ult- U. s Ins supported men Iikc 31115111 to the ins ‘ 1 1 Ennlnh i111per1alism followed: Span h lvilpcl'iallsm 111 Latin 1Ante1~1e and remained unt1l ape ploxtmaIcIy 19110. Arr-om said Th1: Amel'ltdn eit1ze11 then hoe noted 11nd szlld. “Because 0100 was imperial tie. th ed Slates became 1111pe 11, He said Ameueans did not aim: the great. amount oi 11117 1per1al1sm (11th thczl' country 1114 aged 111 during the 111-st 30 1 ‘21 ot the 20111 eentury. This . tuation 111 Amer 111111 (10111;: the mort 111 11nd lrnouinp the 102151 about Latin Ame-111a has con- tinued 1111111 today Arl'om 111, .se1ted. “I Ihiilk one l'czlaon 111111 ‘diplonrzttit 1-el.1ttons hn1e heen blokcn 111111 Cub1 is her we 11 multiple go there they 111111 hnow. 1(11e 1111111" Des Moines Now ONLY ‘ .09 FROM GRINNELL 1110“: 13111111311 .‘Hosts Dr. Lippisch Dr Alcxaildcl Llppiseh. Chief“ ‘111 the Engineeitu: R earrh diiirlon Collin» Radio eompanr and ailatlon [:10 r of inte- 11111tipnal repute. 11111dly depit led the ‘ 11. 111 Fllght" and the “11111111111111“ oi imagmtttiou‘ 11n Science" during lus talk 111‘ 11he Gl'lnncIl 1111- Voter ROTC! 111111111111 dinner IzixI Filduy 11111111 1 Dr. LIDDL h d mud tl 111'1‘ ‘ltghter plane o1' World War ii 110 e. eeed the . erd 11t 600 mph. The 1111111. de1eloped 110111 11 11111. glidei had rotlret h1opul- 511111.111» 1s the 111111111 oi the tie 1111 ll" 11 in. Dr Lippneh 111ed that his intert 1 111 mo tion w s 1111 outgrowth 111 11 Willie 111g Ihc WI 1.1M Bi'olhcl ilight in Germany 1n 19081 Leave Grimlcll 81111 A I. 1:115 p.111. 2:25 X’JII. 1.511 See Helen_Dinnie MONROE HOTEL ‘ 802 Park Street BE 6-3163 IT COSTS LESSTHAN EVER TO GO GREYHOUND . . .AND LEAVE THE DRIVING TO US.