1 Friday, December 8. l96l Educators Visit ~ .Grinnell Schools Dr. James B, Conant, head of a si -man staff engaged in “A Study of the Education at Amen ican Teachers," was in Gl’inheél yesterday with two members of his stall to obtain information on the Grinucll College teacher education program The three also made a \‘lsil to the newly dedicated Grinncll High School building scheduled at 3:30 in the Page Eighl SCARLET AND BLACK CorkyEverellRelalesAclivilies l CAMPUS {Seren§+udyl 0f Religious Festivities Of India ‘ lNQUIRER iNahonSGWS , , The result of the wingsprcad The railway station is crow . l’:tual, the whole tray lit by a , _ _ , cd with holiday travelers. Ev small oil lamp is oscillated ovei-l Slnpc Al is apparent that the $559M” ‘j‘v‘? Amlem‘m 001“?“ crvone wants to return home the worshiper's head. question of fallout shelters both “met '5‘ 95‘ Thu‘5‘“‘y roi- thc-Dlvali holiday vacation} The ceremony 10,. women ,5 from the standpoint of actual youggf‘gojgifiéfidin‘tvii Hal. diff; The next train to the villaseflnot yet finished. We next go to Prhlcctmh and the W?“ that 19-h m E:‘ ° ° 51,; 0. Belvandz, is expected at 4 a-m-lihr home or the village priest the Dissent trash huhdm; pto- l‘XM, d e ”361‘“? Want”? On the platform, there is heaplwhere Um girls m blessed with gram is having on the civilian 11:21:11“? I; i‘", > cln a‘uc‘ alter heap of inert human flesh museum powdoh This ma has population is one that is receiv. 2):; “among! 160mg}; n neat areas in a state or snoozing dul'ing'ispecml meaning for M married mg much attention on the Grinu - the interval that has interrupted woman because it signifies that he” Campus, the following qucsa‘ students A1 Boston, Dave their ”Web- Sohle have ar- her husband is still living, The “on was Put m (we sludehl5= Evans, Bill Halama, Cam Hone, rived at the station early in the cum-cum spot is a part of the “Do you mo, [he bupgmg of dershot, Toni Koloskl, Pat Mal— evening to Spend the night 50 indian dress worn by all but they would not miss their train. me widowed women The Wm Finally, the train arrives The of the priest puts a red mark inert bodies spring to life. Coo-lcn each of our lorchcads, gives lies, with suitcases stacked on us a handful of puffed rice and their heads, and passengers dashlsacred candy and toward the numerous and var-th the next house. ied compartments. 0n oif-seasonl Amer 50 many New and so days- one ca“ “10050 “0'“ the much ceremony, the family re— third class places: the \Volllen’s,‘grets having accepted an mma‘ “‘9 general °1' “‘0 Sleepmgition to eat out, but it is an ans “mpmmem- nual event for the family to Now we cannot hesitate ‘0 eat at the home of their servant choose or we will be left on who has been Wm, them for the platiorm. \Ve dash through {wentyyivg yogi-5, the crowd with everyone else and climb into a very Small compartment that is already comfortably lull, , l The servant’s home has two rooms, a kitchen and a living room. We sit on mats Spread on iollout shelters either on a mass scale or in the particular instance as contemplated here?“ Gar Smith: “Fallout sllcltCl‘s thing, however, family shelters raise the difficult l‘nol'al question about keeping arms in tho Shel-‘ (er to dl' e off those attempting, (0 onto , For this reason I do not approve of the faintly shelter. l s l I believe building oi shelter would lead to a tacit accept- ance of the possibility of war. I personally would not work to build a iallout shelter, how- cver, i see nothing wrong in letting those people who want lick and faculty member Alan Jones (history) attended from Grinnell, Al the beginning of the Confers we proceed on a community level are a fine once, [he Simian“ were diVided into groups which drafted the document in the preliminary scssion the tirst night, The final report, completely amended, has not yet been printed and sent to the partici- l pants, but it contains state— ments on the following areas: government and the democratic process, economic organization —growth and change, objec— tives in world attairs, and equality of opportunity _ life, . Necessary shifting is made so that we may take seats. One gentleman gives up his place and prepares a bed under the wooden bench by spreading out a piece of cotton material. The remainder of the crowd is not yet settled. Travelers still push their way into the compart— ments. 3 A little old woman shoves her portable shop possessions bchmdl the door, ignoring all the repri-i mands of there being no space.l The door can no longer be op—l cned, but that does not seem to halt the inward how of pas— sengers. Here comes someone‘ through the window, and an-‘ other and another! This trip to Bclvandi will be a cozy one. 3 l the dirt floor. In the middle of the room is a gunny sack tied to the Colliers of the room by a rope. We hear the wailing or a tiny baby from msidc the freely All around the room are , elaborate pictures of some filo i teen gods and goddesses. Mrs. N. intimately converse: will! the hostess, telling ller about the day’s excursion and excus- ing us from our lack of ap— petite. Meanwhile, sections of banana leaves are put before us and we eat a special Man arashtrinn sweet dish. l The meaning of Divan, or Dip—’ avali, is garland of lights. After the excitement of the day's fesA tivities, the bright. handzmade ‘Bul, however, if the final blow liberty and the pursuit of bap— . pincss. In each area suggestions Nadia Romy; “It is a moral ior changes in the present state we“ [0,, 3 “am" .0 have to and policies oi the nation were resort to such terms for safety,l made. l :I fallout shelter Work for one." i There was general agreement among the contcrencc members on tho items in the report, yet ,it should not be concluded that, Therefore, if we have gone all who attended the conference} past the limits of using our ens agree? With everything smdil orgies to work for peaceful co— even m the final report. t existence then i must support . . . p .l the only alternative left to usi M‘He' Upton' pigment or a ‘ . ,, loit College, was chairman of, ”Hm“ Shem“ the c o n f e r e n cc. Congressman; Goi Thomson: “i feel that (alle 10h“ Brademas (Dem, V Ind.) out shelters as differentiated 5P0“ 0“ ”‘9 "913mm“? °fi from bomb shelters are warm American goals in world affairs, while. No point in a city will ‘0 American $0915 at home- i be safe from the enormous blast‘ om“. comes and we do have atomic war, this (fallout shelter) will be the only alternative. .Upon arrival at the small vil» lattern hanging from the porch Jase, I squeeze out of the com- of the Natekar home has a partment and greet my Hindu special warm glow. friends and students, Sudha and; . Chaya Natekal A horsgdrawm The time of the festival seems carnage ,5 “Hum to RM us‘to correspond to the farlnei‘s’ . to me Natelm pomp Mg and harvest. One Hindu doctor told Mrs. Natekar and the three met “It IS a time whsn the smaller children greet us in a farmex'S’ crops are in the ground, lantern lit room We sit m. lextra money is in his pocket and getticr and discuss the activities he has a dame to Celebrate alts of the new few days, ‘er the season's pork is com— effects, but if we can save 1200 speakers included Dr ,Grinncil by people in a “no“, shelter in James E ‘Bussell, secretary ‘01 having them in the Educational Policies commis there for two weeks it is \vol‘tlr sion of Washington, 110' who while-” ;spoke on the problem of a Demo- Bill Johnson: I don't think that "am §°Vemmehi m "am“a‘ it is the place or the students to goals, and Alfred Riebcn assists dtcide if the fallout shelter is to ant professor or Russian history, he built This, I feel, is up to the at Northwestern University. l administration However, Gl'in~l l nell as an intellectual leader of eimriiil i l l afternoon. Dr, Conant. former president of Harvard University. is con— ducting a nationwide study of teacher education as a logical follow—up of his Earlier, widely publicized, and influential sti— dirs of American schools and rurrcula at both the elementary and secondary levels. The stud is financed by a Carnegie gran}. With him in Grinncll were Dr. William H. Cartwright at Duke University and Dr. John I. Goodlad oi the University of California at Los Angcicso (Earlier, another member of Dr. Conant's stair, Dr. E, Al- den Dnnham, was in Grinncll as an observer at the two day Conicrcncc on Tcachcr Educa! tion held in mid-November by representatives oi the Associat- cd Colleges of the Midwest.) At the college. the three visitL ors wcrc particularly interestc. in the topic of the professional ed ucation and the liberal educa» tion of teachers. Prof. Wellboih has arranged a series of meet- ings with instructors in cduca— tion courses, faculty groups from various other departments, a members of the Committee on Teacher Education. Professionl Precision Safeguards Your Health We work hand in band with your physician tor the pro— tection of your health . . . fill each prescription so that you may enjoy the full benefit oi your doctor's skill. the country should in some wa . ‘ iattcmpt to better prepare Amer): (“15° “"3““ by ”m ”new 1° iicans tor the dangerous times determine if the building of, ahead than with bomb shelters shelters on a national scale is truly the only way to solve the present CriSIS. We should not respond auto plated.” The following (lay is (he i midnight; 3: stirred: lfiiimhlfrfihgages ‘ltl Political Debate. day is called "La ni Pujtln , at l l l Day" (the day dedit‘ated tn C. Edwin Gilmoul‘ (political Larami, the goddess wealth). At 4 am. we hear science) engaged in a political fold up ‘dobate on the issues of State The shelters are ineffective in the cvcnt oi all out war and only promote dangerous ‘ feeling toward war. For these i reasons I feel that the admin— “Where drugs are not a sideline" matically but serve ourselves Mrs, N. in the kitchen. Sudha, Chaya and myself “'6 “‘1'” bell WVHS and mM- fgcvernmcnt, at the State Uni- trcsses on which we had been loamy of 10,” last week With- sleeping and carry them to the ,Dr. Russell Ross, Associate Pro- back room. lfessor oi Political Science at the istl‘dtioll of the college should deride against the building of a fallout Shelter. and the cotmliy by subsidizing a study conference on the problem with experts, I also believe that TURNER PHARMACY ‘Canleron llcndcrshot- 1 he. any decision as to the shelter at‘ ic: ”Which of the Two Major have that aside from the very Grinnell should be delayed un- Political Parties Can Better Meet im’mm‘m technical q“55”°|‘5'til alter such a conference. the Present and Future Needsilhat are involved in the build- of Iowa?" mg of Sheltcl‘s, there are other Ross, campaign manager and,“‘°“e impm‘lahf wimS- TheSE‘ later administrative assistant for ““5 ”1° “59 of a disposition t0- Govcrnor Erbe, argued the cause iwm'd WNW. "‘3 me“ that ”‘35 of the Republican Party, and program will have on our allies Gum“ State Senator mend ot_coursc the all importanb Foweshick and Keokuk Coullr,m°ral 155% lties, presented the case for the‘ in turn, each member sits on Democratic Party. ' the board while Mrs, . rubs This week, Gilmour spoke to oil on legs, arms and hair. Then, the student body of St Ambrose , from a specially prepared wor» College In Davenport and to the 103 a study should first be made. ship tray, the mother tosses a Des Moines County Democratic" , small quantity at rice and red organization in Burlington. Ont cum—cum powder on each ialn-;Wedncsday, be was a guest at al ily members head. She makes luncheon meeting at the Good‘ a red powder mark on the torc- Roads Association and attendcdl on DRYCLEANING head and makes a circular nio—Zthc luncheon session of the Iowal » 1ion with “supari.” or beetle‘Taxpayel's association on Fri; r412 nut, : / swinging sunny sack 1University. he debated the top- (Across the mm from me Before dawn, every member Grinnollstatc Bank) oi the family must have an oil bath and bathe u-ith watcr. A huge brass kettle containing wa- ter is on the wood stove “tzhool.” in the middle of the kitchen, Mrs. N. has placed a sitting board. Around this she has made a design with some white rocledust called “rangoll.” LAUNDRY AND CLEANNG \I I L_. L_ A G E‘ IIn View of these points I he- llicve that before money is auth- orized for the building of a shel-l first countercluckwise and day, Both meetings were in Des: then clockwise. To Complete this Moines, Besi- Piua Town und'Best Service Too AHRVANO'S Open Till 12:00 P.M. Daily 10:30 P.M. 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