Page Faul- SCARLET AND BLACK Friday, September 27. I963 DiplomalAvrham Harman Outlinest Israel's Role in Modern Judaism l (“1W W’” LAC. r .Dimwh . l , Avrham Harman, Israeli ain- nevei‘ before has there been the ha dor to the United States, ireedom or opportunity I01: ouch uas guest spcahcr Sunday at a Luge-scale discussion. l, coffee hour. the topic of which. was "The Role of Israel in Mcdei'n Judaism." In a question period follows iug the entice hour. Harman , was sparked by a reference "The technique of Jewish sur— from the ilour to Toyiibee's viv—ai has been migration." the jiidglnunt that israel is round- ambassador pointed out. He ex—i ed on a basic injustice because piained the need tor a Jewishl the land was taken iroin the state by noting that there was. Arlills. “We paid ror evcry less and less place for the Jewsl piece of land we bought in ins a coininuiuty or as indivldr‘ Israel," iic answered. “not on- nals in their original Eul'oimzm‘ iy payment, but compensnc countries, . ecially during the‘ tionl" time of N 2i Gammon Todaytl The ambassador expressed his the Jews are not primarily a hope for pcacctul cocxistcncc European people. with the Arabs in the In lsrael, in the pressure on the .lews lrom out any solution, not being cut and side opposing iorccs. Harman drrcd, could not tools that one maioi- problem completely satisiactory on either is how to remain Jewish wlien,stde. lsrael, he said, is \viliing‘ . . s free “oins is a very ancient to sacrifice tor peace, as she "I‘gulllzel' Dnug‘ E\lll\2 (beard). Iowa tstate Mldtller absence or East and said that he lelt that, possibly be , The intlrL-ll begins zit 6:30 2L1“. Sunday down Main Street in Allies. Led by march .iitlutlte student. the marchers join hands tradition: I think we were born lhas dcmonstratcd in the past. .illitl sing freedom songs at the start of the 3') mile hike (0 Des Moines. as a religion or li-ccdom, our, faith and our code oi morals. the Torah. having been given to; us NOT when we were slaves." He explained that there was much discussion at present as l l to the nature of Judaism, for! I By John wait i term! [or the past ‘Thcse meteoritics arc of a type, not necessarily indicate 0[ former the 1 life since: Fitch Describes Meteorite Research ccntury certain staining experiments did~disiigured when exposed to the stain used on the slide, Fitch showed slides of all the I RAND , Tiny pollen grains and other‘iideal to study but diiiicult tolprcsence , :terrcstrial contaminants mayifindv . icel‘taln minerals react Simiial‘lylsupposed organic material from ‘weil have upset the recent theory that biologically pi-oduc-; ecl organic material is present in; some meteorlties, Dr. Frank, Fitch said last Tuesday eveningl lin Ann auditorium. Fitch, a biologist and member- lot a University of Chicago team which is studying meteorites for evidence of extra-terrestrial hie. ,spokc to a meeting ot the A-. ‘mcrican Chemical Socity on the results of his studies. »‘ The analysis at meteor'tics ior organic material, Fitch said. began in 1334. The subject or 5 the study was a meteor that i fell in France in 1806. It was the first acknowledged object | l l NOW—EN DS SAT. 'The Carétakers' ROBERT STACK FOLLY BERGEN SUN. & MON. "LIST OF i ADRIAN’ MESSENGER" AND JUDY GARLAND ed a sigiii ‘cant amount oi or “i could GO ganic material. _ . . I. 5 A incteor shower that hit On Singing from outer Space and contain- |southcrn France near oi-gueil in iiiidi has provided the main sub— ;jects ior study oi organic mar TUES. & WED. MARLON BRANDO "Ugly. American" t t I the An analysisol the Orgueil‘ fragments was made within two weeks aitcr their recovery in 1864. Again, an appreciable a. mount oi organic material was detected, Alter that, however, no worlr was performed until 1953 when similar results \vcrer obtained. , in mm a report was issuedf which concluded that there was evidence oi biogenic activity in: oi-gucil mctcoritcs and,. turthcr, ruled out terrestrial origin. Five types oi presumed inicroiossils were observed antii classiticd. l At this point the Fitch team I began its study, The iirst step i was to rule out several oi the l newly observed objects on the ‘ grounds that they bore too I close a resemblance to mineral Structures. Further, they had no internal structure. Next the team By John Wolf to the staining process. ; Alter a decomposition 01 a sample of meteorite by hydroA, nuoric acid, only one spore wasi found and it appeared to be oft terrestrial origin. i Other objects described in 1961 l bore close rcsemblenccs to rug—l weed pollen or tiny glass spheres. l These obiccts could have con.l taminatcd the microscope slidel during the original investigationl one type i particle remains ed unident able. The object had a defined outer Wall with l the j l t t three protrusions irom wail. These objects had orig— inally been round only on a slide that had originally been stained: they resembled noth— ing on earth. The Chicago team, however. would “learn," radiation, groups the increasing of mctcroitcs and the “inim‘otossils” s well as their terrestrial coun- ci-parts. Fitch ihcn stressed the import- ance of adequate controls when studying unknown objects. He suggested that a thorough study pro-Cambrian inicroiossils would help sharpen our criteria for the study of meteorites. Fitch explained that not all organic material is iormed through biological action but. has been forming since the be. ginning ot the universe. These meteorites. then, provide a “tossil preservation of the en— vironment during the forma- tion of the universe): Only a small fraction of the organic material of the Orgueii meteorites has been examined, Fitch noted. He definitely did idid its own experimenting and not, however rule out the p05. determined that in all l’"°ba"sibllity of tinding evidences of lbility this mystery particle was;“mm-pesmal showed that‘a pollen grain which had locansamplcs life in Other :Universal Theory Expounded by Holdridge throughcqual spccds towards a hub. Up~ thatlon reaching a point where res “A W‘fied “”0”“,515 0f ”‘clanothcr obicct was nearby. Art—joulsinn or like matter became lEY°l,““°" 0f the “meme andlcr gaining this ability. the molarlstronger than the iorec of grav— lme “'35 Presented 1““ S'i‘lur'lculcs oi the separate masses ate ity, all the groups began trav— ‘dziy in ARH auditorium by Les-l lie R. Holdi'idgc. a member of to reach the in order lo enjoy the tempted masses .‘he TmPiCal Science Center inlhcat generated by the impacts othei"cling in elliptical orbits and be— ame proto-galaxies The galaxy n which the earth is located is 5“" JOSEr CW“ Rica) {0“ (lle‘This attempt by molecules to presumed now to be moving , 'Ahrvano's Pizza Delicious Pizza — All Kinds FREE DELIVERY 6 PM. to Midnight At the Bowludrome . Phone 236~6222 :past 29 years. Holdrldgc, who prefers to be- 'called a synthesizer of tact .rathcr than a scientist. base ‘ltlS theory on the assumption1 that all matter can “learn,“ Ans ’otlicr assumption was that all ‘mattci‘ is in a state of inhci-entf perpetual motion, There wns :i Lime formation of the universe, at- in the l tor gi-avitv in the trench a nearby mass accounts‘outward [mm the hub. Upon i'e- Holdridgc : turning to the center. all life theory. Similar learning is also‘pi'ocesses will have to be re— esponsible for the binding forcellcai’ned by matter. of the nucleus of an atom and electrical attraction and mpul- sion The learning process by mat—, llcr was rather slow until rela- ively recent times when matter [took a big step and torrncd its Many such universes could i have been treated according to this theory, although none are close enough to our universe to upset the balance of iorces. lThe unorganized matter be- twcon the universes is slowly being annexed by the organiz— ed galaxies as they swing out on their orbits through the universes, Lite, according to Holdridge's ‘theory. could evolve only in to- vorable locations such as planets land their satellites Actual lilc . cgan when groups of organic material bcgan recognizing the. ,radiation emanating {mm the \Oi‘ganlc matter and reacted by ‘eithcr moving towards it for vfood or away irom it for rear ‘ot becoming food. 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The attraction . these groups would collide and ot oppositc sexes is analogous to the attraction oi unlilic bounce awa_ Beiore such rol- lisiolis, the radiation emitted i hm‘ges- _ _ ”on, Um oncoming homes l The arrangement at our uni. , m . t .1 . u lverse tone 0! many universes) “’0“ m “‘5' y "‘ W 51““ :vias apparently a chance occur. separating the masses. li‘ence or large groupings oi mat- Alter countless impacts. the tcr converging spoke-like at W PROCLAMATION YE OLDE TRAVEL CENTRE g 'Locaied at 808 Fifth on“ the Town_e"Square' Will Bid Ye Thanks For Ye Patronage ’5 We speciaize in arrangements via FLYING MACH NE at he same and as when purchased from the dispalch agent himsel m ' thin ICISin being olicrcd. lie was cer— tain. however, that other the‘ fines did not provide the unili. .eatien oi all the scicnccs that his does.