Friday, May l9, l9bl SCARLET AND BLACK Page Three Recitalisi To Sing On Sunday Evening Susannah Morris, soprano, will present her senior re’Eital Sunday evening at a in Herrick chapel. Miss Morris will perform a cantata by Alessandro Scal‘latli; selections from “Le NOZZC de Figaro," by Mozart; “Four Songs," by Hugo Wolf; “Three Songs,” by Gabriel Faurc; a selection from “Madam; But. terfly,” by Puccini; and “AS It Fell Upon a Day.“ by Aaron Copland. Maxine Frahm will do company her on the piano. LETTERS Cont, from p 2 Communists condemned, but for mer Communists must suffer for their past — unless they actively turn against their onetime asso— ciates. And the ostracism or pun— ishment extends to those who, though not party members, agree with some of the party’s pro—l gram, or will not expressly disso—l ciate themselves from the pre— scribed group, Accordingly, a person of liberal views is often impelled to say “but I am no Communist," forgetting .that he is thus reenforcing the biased feeling of others. it is surely unnecessary e es— pecially after Professor Eurkle’s sermon — to say much about the harm which this blanket condem~ nation does to our foreign policy, What are some outstanding fear ,tures of states which proclaim themselves communistic? There is in them very little opportunity for wealth to give a man or a, group control over the lives oil others. The state is generous in educating the most able. To be‘ sure, “ability” often includes ac—l ceptance of the nation’s political system (as those receiving gov— ernment fellowships here are ‘ screened as to their associations), and education is. in part, distorte, ed by partisan bias. Medical carel depends far less on ability to payl than with us There is but onc party, elections are meaningless (but we should learn more aboutl popular influence on the choice of candidates). Religion is dis couraged. Practices of communist coun— tries are such a mixture of those we admire and those we detest that a discerning person will call himself neither pro—nor—amlr communist. He will, however, see that undiscriminating hostility is almost sure to reentorce those features which we should like to see disappear, Edward S. Allen To the Edito We would like to take this op. portunity to thank all the mem— bers of the Canter club for the bond which you presented to us during the Grinnell horse show. We appreciated your thoughtful- ness and interest in the show, M and Mrs D E Ross Now — ENDS SAT "MEIN KAMPF' l wan.“ THURS. ‘THE Bl‘illi‘lllESl, llliEllESl ClilllEDl Dillil YEAR!" ' ll. l. llMiS ‘I’M ALI. RIGHT sum PETER SELLERS [AN CARMICHAH,‘ llllRl-lHUMAS ”Minimum Amman: Palfastani Professor Views Asia ‘ Professor Mghub Ali Chana of Pakistan discusses issues brought out in his recent talks w1lh Grmnell foreign Students Agnetn nf Geiperstam from Sweden and Joseph Okumu from Africa. Chaim Baum to Grmnell under the joint sponsorship of the Leaders and Specialists program of the American Council of Education and the Department of State. Junior Picnic Will Be Held Sal’urday Eve The junior class will hold a picnic in Mei-rill park begin. ning at 5:30 tomorrow evening. Softball games and other in. formal activitics will begin the program and a picnic dinner will be served starting at 6:30, The movie “Red Balloon" will be shown after dinner. Only those who have made reservations can eat at the pic- nic, A few last minute reserva. tions can be made by contacting Steve Umcmoto, Jane Egan or Roger Stei-nberg. Theta Sig Pledges Two Sophomores Theta Sigma Phi, national professional Journalism frater- nity tor women, held its spring pledging ceremony on Tuesday, May 9. Two sophomore women were pledged—Jana Bolln-lan and Bar- bara Graver. Both are journa- lism majors. QGroup leaders Sei l ‘Organizaiion Plans ‘ The newly chosen group lead- ‘ers for New Student Days held their first organizational meet-- ring this morning in the science llecturc room. The new co—chair-l ,men and co-social chairmen‘ were elected from the nomina- ‘tions submitted to the deans ;earlier this week. Further meetings and orgam. zation are now the respons bility of the new chail‘me lTheir first task will be to eva -' luate 'lhe questionnaires that each‘ asked fol group leader was Icomplete. l Many of the plans and ar-l rangements for next tall's ol’iena tation program must be discuss- 'ed and concluded before the end of the school year. Tliei chairmen will return to Grin- ,nell early in September to‘ iexecute their new programi i ,Tanangers Seleci ‘ The New Singers Tanangers have selected five‘ new members. for next year. They are: Phyllis Evans, Diane, Hartman, Gretchen Hayes, Julia lJolmson and Karen Johnson. Recepl‘ion ls Helcl To Honor Seniors Dr. and Mrs, R. Bowen held a reception in hon— or of Ihe Seniors last night at the Grinnell House from B to 10. Howard Exhibition Planned" "Al Ari Open House . The annual art open house will be held on Sunday afternoon 'from 3 to 5 at the White House. Work done in art classes this year will be featured in the fol— lowmg inedi : painting, oil, Wa- tercolor, graphics, design, draw— ing and lettering. A selective exhib ion is plann— ed this year because of the re— stricted space in the White House. Some art work will be displayed in Main lounge. At 2:30 the recepients of the lnez Henely Memorial Prizes to? oil and water painting will be an— nounced, consisting of two awards of $25 each. The Henry York Steiner Me- morial prizes for.Crcative Art. totaling son, will be divided at the discretion of the judge. Dwight Kirsch, former director of the Des Moines Art Center, will judge the paintings. Prof. Oellie Ge’rs Sabbai’ical Leave William c. 0elke (chemistry) has been granted a sabbatical leave for the second semester of the coming academic year. 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