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14The Berkihire Eagle, Saturday, July 21, 1962 lie Berkihire Eagle, Saturday, July 21, 1962 Berkillire Eagle, Saturda .961 edify 7 Ilfote In Our-Eve eacon-il -Tr iryri ri 11 ink 1- A-t lr i We Should Practice Beacon-1E11 -Weekly r-- letice -ote i Wr riec a h- 1 1riie P' --11---e 14, 1 i I ne D' agle --er Itu-oLti y---t1 1, I LC LW I a--14111Ctittb----- Tr-1 vcr -r) I i --ivnat lye rreacit Published every day except Sundays and holidays by the I Decline To Look Into- Right Here atlio tn EAGLE-PUBLISHING COMPANY 1 33 Eagle Street. Pittsfield. litassachusetts By A. A. michelson The -merits ot -making books should be ans wared and which cer- By Erie Seareict --2- of all stats agencies subject to tainly must have occurred to peo- BOSTON.

YORK. investigation by the state auditor probablit srNcE WE ENJOY in this space what Editorials President Kennedy at Philadelphia called are overwhelming discussei and It is a endangering the pmpos ed or tu a ldui als ONE LESSON that should have been brought home to ler that has been' the legislature as irregularity after irregularity has been put the ultimate luxury of giving free advice, 0 ton's Mayor Collins would do well studied for years. There is little project. But in the long run, Bos- we may as well luxuriate to the Ihnit and A Legal Lift for the U.N. on display this year is that blank checks are not to be made light to be shed on the subject propose what is shockingly evidentan by the Senate Ways and Means to look into them.

mit to anyone in state government, whether he administers a Alliance for Progress for the miscievelopd Committee But if there is any- What effect, for instance, would It would be hard to ex.aggerate the sessments for military operations ap- public or quasi public agency. the United States thing that is prime for a real the proposed development over the of We won call it a five-year plan because significance of the ruling handed proved by vote of a majority of U.N. But it is obvious, as the legis- hoedown study by the legisleture, turnpike have on Boston's mag- that carries overtones of fur hats, com Latvniake1! -Decline TO Look Into- Turn pike ProposaF I1III zagte oven. rqualleLck nacmcicnusekLa I .7 of all state agencies subject to tainly must have occurred to BOSTON. investigation by by the state auditor pie in City Hall who probably Editorials ONE LEON sou ave been routt to SS that hld bc home are overwhelming.

It is a mat- don dare pose them for fear of ter that has been discussei and endangering the proposed building the legislature as irregularity after irregularity has been put studied for years. There is little project But in the long run, Bos' Legal Lift for theU.N. on display this year is that blank checks are not to be made light to be shed on the subject- tons Mayor Collins would do well otit to anyone in state government, whether he administers a by the Senate Ways and Means to look into them. Committee. But if there is any What effect, for instance, would It would be hard to exaggerate the sessments for military operations ap- public or quasi public agency.

thing that is prime for a real the proposed development over the significance of the ruling handed proved by vote of a majority of U.N. But it is obvious, as the legis- hoedown study by the legislpture, turnpike have on Boston's mag- nificent urban signnicance oz me ruling IldilkieLL 1.IL UV CU, Uy IJI.V VI a JU.111..y 171 MIL IL IS ocovious, as tne bLuuy uy ky6tw Lill 14- ,,1 nifippnt Itrhnn rPUtni rIProornm at carries overtones of fur hats, corn- cli home- EW YORK. space what elphia called free advice, the limit and evident-an laisdevelopd plan because hats, -er Published every day except Sundays and holidays by the EAGLE-PUBLISHING COMPANY -1- Eagle Street. Pittsfield. Massachusetts Editorials 0 NE Ea 1 down yesterday by the International members is mandatory.

The Soviet Un- lature grinds and bumps its way maintains that no political Issue it is for Massachusetts, thp renewal Program? ortthetIORPreo- 4 ,...1 ntivphr rmtrilotionstrv enorent of WOUld it make nrosbective build VI I A to adjournmt of -the196 it is ativey reyolutionarf concept or YV OULU 11, makie prospective 0111.1(1- tritains that no political issue IS, WI- niassacpuseus, tikl it is atively revolutionary concept of Would it make prospective build: 1 munal rdtchefis and massed choirs singing singing that, hich voted a mast appeal' ses- is invo TheHague.Tech- vot only the sion that while it is paying lip w' hich 'Boston car re- a official odes to the beloved billidozer. 1 meal though it may seem, it has an argued that assessments for peace- leasing "air rights" to private de- ers withdraw iron developments It will have to be an alliance of federal, service to the idea of reform and coeuapnstaxYlos4s incurred by the velopers. A Study would be in in the West 'End, in the so-called enormous bearing on the effective- keeping operations should be paid by correction, it isn't ready to get taking of land and buildings in the order even if these private de- New York streets of the South state and local governments universities, foundations and all other major sectors of nesS of the United Nations' peacekeep- the countries "primarily responsible down to eases: An example the path of the turnpike. velopers were willing to abide by End and in Roxbury? -Boston, a that sprawling entity nowcalled the Amer- 'ty of decreasing existing building, zoning, ci ing operations, and hence on the future for the of affairs" necessitating steadfast refusal of an overwhelm- This is, of a blatant health and me laws. an unusual amount of bhghted, lean "establishment," the general reposi- them.

in majority of the legislators- to simplification is is The leadd tory of money, brains and power. of all of slum areas which an urban re- For 20 years with politics The issue is wheth- It isn't as though the legistrture -the American pone Until yesterday's ruling, it had ap- So in one sense, the World Court de put any obstacles in the way of Witham F. Callahan, chairman of riev.al program could eradicate. el hav er police-power laws designed to is averse to studies. Ofttimes, a earned blithely and heedlessly for- peared that the United Nations might cision represents a victory for the Unit- the Massachusetts Turnpike know mu ax ward sideways and backward on ow promote the welfare, safety and matter is sent to a or And the swell- And the air nghts leases could be reduced by financial attrition ed States and a defeat for the Soviet thority, who is currently pushing health of the state's capital should purpose of killing it off or nng? Unlike the taxmg of other ing tide of war spending and the happy, i to a mere debating forum.

Now there is Union. It is not really so simple, as through tinghisauthori; be set aside for the benefit ol one to prevent outright rejection. In business properties, the land on hectic sellers' market of a world starved hope that it can continue Its peace- ti that, however. One of the United It oevesr a 12-mil Po99 sectreonars of le man, without even the bendit of this session the legislature this which -these buildings would loe for the goodnd -a bad-thhigs of b- luff- i 11 keeping activities, and even expand States' important allies, France, has, turnpike to private developers a thorough-going study year has -doiena- exempt from eal OER. estate lin up -with Russia th ed quetion Furthe rmore Calla Further lie -is-raing Tor this studies.

It has directed, for in- han ha de- axa tion ong It bel to the Massa- OW comes THE PARTY IS th them in years to come blank check at a time Van a stance, the Special Commission on the legislation which husetts i Authority hangover and we focus our bloodshot For what the World Court opinion as have, among others, South 'Africa, creed es that- there must, be no whole battery of people connected Taxation to study revenue reeds give cwincb wai -domain 'Lto discover that We have at least twice as given 'chang i does is give the United Nations a lev- Spain, Portugal and UpperiVolta.2, with the Massachusetts Parking Tand sources of new income. This 1 a submitted to the legth ature rights to acquire it. The Calla rriany farms as we need with chronic in '-'er of its own for -compelling -member- Moreover, there is no guarantee that barelytwo weeks -at -a time Authority are under indictmeht for is a subject that has been studied han-till provides that payments security for most farmers-and a malignant- nations to support U.N-- opera. the United Nations peacekeeping -opwhen the House and Senate were the alleged theft or mishandling' and restudied Th experts have hll bemade1V Allm4-- -in the-federal buclgetrweliave -too dr, an heu of-taxes-sa-- ot-more-than--- in- state-needs-thelesSeel---HOW -are- the-e a many airimes, wmcn are now acing an b-. tions.

It prevents countries from Simul- erationsintheifuturewill-Lalways -making -'-serious-oVertures-about ttin the House for the taneously using the world organization-7-7further U.S.-foreign-policy.- Wis con- qui with st -1 -7 motor -afte liing- heloed -ba r--th nection. wit con ructien either an increase in income av a public garage under Boston's-erthe- they-be 1' at I railroads the form of passenger transit of as a propaganda podium and sabotag year. And try as sorrieCallahaa. constant, or would they be fled- ceivable that the Unit es-. pponerita--iiiight-jhei have been tininfloti.

This is another instance or both. But rather than come to ble so-as to go up or down in-which we now -have-- desperate-need; we- tliat--T ------1ngitSrelf0TtS-I0-keep-the-pedee. -------45-n-i-day u. ndertiie special military unsuccessful in in g- an -ofablank-check--- study is ordered accordance with increases or de- th plani or purpose, 0,,,, In essence, the quektion before' the missions that-We oppose, and the very amendment which would make the a quasi public authority with no The legislature also has ordered creases- in the cost of local gov- 1 I' h. ha sP er athw callt provision in the law for look-sees ega opo is, lc Ls nei ci no court was this: Do expenditures to sup- ruling th a we appauoday will isio to re- turnpie any kind of regue.

Bill Callahan has pre- by la- a study relative to the continuance emment? tory lin even tho the bill ro- responsible people Investigate gate Communism and THE LEGISLATURE ob iou sl overlapping units of government van in government overnment who are of a special Commission to Study country governed id is goveed by up to 100 port U.N. police forces in the Congo strict our power politicking tomorrow espoible to the public. ch is an the vaile, ug the Gaza Strip constitute "ex- Yet that is sacrifice the United vs that the developers shall be Delegates to the Republican and Subversive Activities even though is no interested in ei er asking to say that the communities are fitit gov- organization" within ide "th ing erned et all but merely administered; we penses of the States and every. sovereign counttY exempt from any building, -fire, Democratic state conventions last that commission, after spending the questions' or getting the an have allowed millions of our poorest, most Article 17 of the charter? The article must make in order to give the United garage, health or zoning month appeared to have rcog- upwards of $500,000, has failed to swers. Under -the circumstances, -unskilled people to drift from the south stipulates that expenses of the organi- Nations a fighting chance to prevent a nance or regulation within the city nizedtheweakness of the-tlank- -come-up- with anything substan- Gov.

is in a position to and concentrate, out of the need for human -of Boston: The proposed -des elop- check' approach. At both convert; hal, and even though the U.S. inSist oti corrective amendments zation "shall be borne-by the-members war world organization companionship, in the Harlems of the coun- ment would be constructed atop tons, a plank was adopted favor- Supreme Court has ruled that sub- which rwou'ld not only preclude for trywbererebefand4ebooling-facinti-es as apportioned by the General Assem- mil iorks imperfectly; and except in the the 12-e extension of the turn- ing legislation which would au- versive activities are in the fed sa- break down, tensions build up alarmingly 'charter goes on to say in unusual case of Korea, has not ----rat-p-r-ovince J. ehusetts -Parking but and jobslor'the young are not to be found. able to act when both great powers minus at Weston into downtown Buckley to make- annual or pe- -----ia- 4 a would afford the public some With the swelling number of the un- rears in the payment of its financial were directly -opposed to each other'.

Boston. riodic checks of the books of the ME LEGISLATURE this year Measure of protection in the field skilled at one end and the spread of auto- ALLAHAN main argument is a a Massachusetts Parking Authority public safety and nubile health. contributions to the organization shall But 'it is still far more useful than the has study relative of melon at the Other, we are now confronted and the Massachusetts Turnpike as even ordered a ive The very least that Gov. Volpe with what looks very much like the cer- board to -which it would be that the new building wouli add Authority. The House responded to restricting the use of an otter should insist rdn before signing tainty of permanent unemployment ployment for cif reduced if any of the major powers some- $54 million in assessed val to those mandates by quick pas-- trawl "in certain waters," but it this measure into law is that the several million Americans, this side of were able to bring collective-security nation to the city of Bostor and sage of such a bill But it is still can't take time out to lookintnlegislatureenact-the -bill- works program-but that.

of involved; that only a official odes to thp beloved bidldrwer vr.g as n134. 1, itnina 1 intact. 11 1LC WC Authority. The House responded to restricting the use of an otter should insist 'On liefgre signing tainty of permanent unemployment for to those mandates by quick pas- trawl "in certain waters," but it this measure into law is that the several million, Americans This side of -it---t sage of such a bill. But it is still can't take time out to look.

into legislature- Rnact-the -bill- givingvasE 'public works programbut that. of (- mIldozer. of federal, 1 universities, or sectors of ed the Amer- neral reposiwen people have edlessly for-on the swell-I the happy, Forld starved otllfe comes the EoodshoLeyes east twice as chronic in- 1 a malignant we have too facing bank- 1 )auktapt-ttio--- transit of or purpose, i called the I er city nor up to 100 vihich is are n'bt gov- nisteredi we 11 the south for human of the counlig-fachittel alarmingly to be found. of the un-ead of autow confronted )1ikloeym-theent efeor; side of -but that, of comhoirs 7 io 1 have no vote in the General Assembly if the amount of its arrears equals or exceeds the amount of the contribu have no vote in the General Assembly the amount of its arrears equali or exceeds the amount of the contribu- languishing -in --the-SenateWaysthis magnificent pie in the sky State Auditor Buckley a full look course would mean planning and plan and Means Committee, Ws re, it proposed by the turnpike boss. at the bocks any time he thinks, fling is a dirty word for the eight months is supposedly under There are lots of qustions which they should be examined.

of the year Congress sits. and 'plan- s- eight months tions due from it for the precedina two efforts to a refusi it, will coun- to pay for them. result in a $5 decrease in Bos- try owing two years' dues loses Its The World Court ruling plw ton real estate tax rat He ludes that possibility. It brings international vote. THOSE WHO ENJOY the luxury of of- fering free advice also enjoy the luxurY of asking unanswerable questions, and so Luxury of of- or the lusurY ions, and so some of us raise the plaintive queryas to roa enina -Process hy America insists on a comprehensive Ltinh21 drvelnnmpnt nlAn in thnqa en! Ina ILF 0 national development plan in those con queryas to those coun- roadenina Process A Last Recember, -the General Assern--- opinion to bear against countries that Books bly voted to appeal to the World Court refuse to pay up In so doing, it gives- for an advisory decision.

The United a powerful boost to the peacekeeping' ek States, which led the movement to ap- operations that in late years have be -ty ui Higher Education 4, peal, believed that the court would sup-. come the U.N.'s glory and-the-Wcrld's- port its position that payment of as hope. THE AMERICAN COLLEGE popular. The first intercollegiate her Education: tries recipient of our aid, while refusing hile refusing AND UNIVERSITY: A His- baseball game took place in Pitts tory. By Frederick Rudolph.

4 field between Williams and. Am, ton already Ins been answered by the-- Alfred -A; in 1859. the human Pittsfield Senior Scouts, who will as- 516 pp. personality was developed in the sist at the public playgrounds teaching Reviewed by Greek-letter fraternes. Mr.

Rudolph notes 'that these took a outdoor skills to other youngsters). MARGO MILLER mE toll of the literary societies as A Pittsfield patrol, dressed in hand BEST point about the the fraternitls "created a higher made Shaker costumes, is presenting a American college is that it is level of loyalty and intruded new repertoire of Shaker dances drawn political complications into liter- from research at the Hancock Shaker popular, -remarked an English ary-society elections." graduate student at Yale in the Village. Girls from the area, as well The college was a club of clubs. 1930s. He went on to add, "The That it could remain private was as from other Northeastern states, are worst point about it is the same decided legally In 1819 when the giving demonstrations in such Colonial one." U.S.

Supreme Court prevented the giving aemonstrauons in SUM colonial u.s. Supreme court prevented me '1 St tt 17. 4 even to consider a redevelopment plan for the'. headquarters countryort whose order and well-being the recipient nations depend. Various individuals and groups within the "establishment" make a try from time to time.

A presidential group submitted an over-all, long-range plan to rationalize the morass of our transportation Rather, they threw it up for grabs and nobody grabbed. Sem Claiborne Pell has proposed a multi-state pooling of power and resources to make railroading work in' the stifled and glutted northeastern states. The hard-headed Committee for Economic Development has come forward with scheme for the "massive readjustment'l of agriculture which would mean, over a five-year period, -the elimination of. two and a half million separate farm units. oo I EVERY CONGRESSMAN must know in 1 his heart that all these things must bely done if America in the immediate futureAs- not-to-1)Mime a dizzying Disneyland of clamor, crowding, waste and, for millions, sheer wretchedness.

The President waswrong The ultimate Itowry is not to offer --free is to-possess the facts and. nent plan for whose order tions depend. roups within ry from time ip submitted rationalize ion and no- le Pell has ig of power ding work in states. or Economic vard with a aeon, over a ttion of two trm units. oust know in ngs must be late futureAs of for millions, at Philadel- not to offer them forrit itnet ---These-Youn or tn Are No Slackers Older fogeys who repeat conventional criticisms of the shiftless younger generation would do well to scan the schedule for the Girl Scouts' 50th an, niversary roundup in Button Bay, Vermont.

It is a formidably busy getto, getberand Take, for the gctivities of the 16 Berkshire lasses at Button Bay, who proved their mettle dying a training period last fall by passing tests of such skills as charcoal cooking, axman- ship, lashing, and organizing topics for group discussion. They are putting these manual skills to work at the camp site; and in talk-fests theyare complying with President Kennedy's request to ask- themselves -what-they-- can do for their country. (The que.s do for their country. (The que.s- arts as weaving, quilting, 'candle 0 New Hampshire Frederick, whose his Legislature from ping, tin painting and folk dancing. tory of the American college and seizing Dartmouth College for A uversity will be published Mon- state university.

"It is, sir, as In addition the Scouts have made ni hundreds of pins, badges day comments further "If in I have said Daniel Webster con- time the crowning glory and the eluded, 'a small college, and yet and decorations depicting Berkshire glaring defect of Amdrican higher there are those who love it." attractions like Tanglewood and Ja-. education indeed, of all Amer- -Thus college founding 'cob's Pillow. Could the Berkshire Hills ican education shouldbe one.Proliferated. IlrRudolph --noter Conference do better-4 and the same thing, this would that public support far higher ed be All in all it sha a paradox that would have ucation declined, checking the de- pes up as a busy surpriged no one 110 understood 'velopment of state universities for IA' and useful 'experience for Herkstrire the nature of demo cracy. perhaps 50years, -Girl Scouts andthe front ----ss too k- power and to do nothing with either.

50 Statesarid several foreign coUntries. MR. RUDOLPH speaking AFTER ME Civil 'War Jack Mark Hopkins, early Williams College president, talking is- Humor I Censorious grownups please copy. speccally of a veritable smorgas- sonian democracy demanded that with a student on the legendary piaster model by of courses, offered under higher education be predominantly sculptor Henry Hudson Kitson of TyringliaM is now in the effective system at -the LIM- utilitarian Scholarships a the college Alumni House ve 1 A posari worked hi Brief. 9ut in the 'conciliation posal worked out in the conciliation hi Brief versity of Nebraska in 1931a tri courses should point the poor stu-' session, setting up two standard rates um.ph.

of Jacksonian democracy dent toward, the area where the scholarly trade. 'Academic synonym for one can 1 Nil in the (admit all men and women) and tunity was developing in the U.S.-- county, are implicit recognition gamza io or 'm a was soon on be taught, the, other learns. Progressivism (prepare them for in engineering, manufacturing, of the difficulty. the scene as the instructor ad 4, the merchant The approaches to are sti relatively unspoiled, and most of the nks for this happysituation The approaches I sti II rN elatively unsp Itellaibbdt Ice ioVL MCI 114,1 Detective Francis D. O'Neil, who re- 'dies and gentlemen in Stutz Bear tine, canals, railroads Would the vaneed upward through assistant MR.

RUDOLPH Is eminently anything) These Renaissance la. merchandising, ma- rr 1-yry I ulca cum IL oLui4 peat 4 mu, Ltaticua, allloauz 0- thi semantic tired yesterday after 33 years with the Cats" could 'partake of early sA -asso-ciateprofessorships toqualified to point Out Irish eollege ccommodate this -newand quanneu to point out uussemanuc urea yesterday after 33 years with the Cats" could liartake of earlylrish, this -newEtnd -assilciateprofessorshipsto-- --Pittsfield Police Departmwe a -student' professor, chairman of a de- vied to- point outtms semantic and philosophical distinction. Pro- liked by the public as lish first a' advanced In two sentences Mr Rudolph rs id, ad an ed partment, and perhaps to an en- dowed chair. fessor of history at Williams Col-- ice cream and ices, third-year states the problem that Jackson. low officers.

Far, from the stereotyped Init-W a i Vire ir ereative thinking American Eng 11 football, -sew er ian democracy presented the cur- lege, be has been a visiting lee- ---gtirnshoe of TV and the movies, he de- age and a man's problems in riculum, and hints that its ex- Pure learning was not enough, turer in history and education at and the admirable quality of Jack- Harvard A Williams alumnus dined to take advantage of his posi- the modern home. cesses may. still be with us. 41- e- soman -democracy--- hi mself, he is also the author tion to throw his weight ss than threecenturies -earligardies-of the-traditiona lcol ht around es tempered Public and private in The trouble Wahconah Re School giona the -leges'l preference for piety over si UtIQIIS. alike under The name nf 1 "Mark Hopkins and the Log- Wil- er at Harvard College Earns College, 1836-1872." The islavinuwith sun shining into the tional curriculum consisted of regardless of the priority Progressivism.

In its hi hest ideal- college 't vi as --once de-- in, Greek and Hebrew Still character-- tottc-Frogressiiism- -uthe po! fined Mark- Hoplans on one commercial classrooms classroom is blit- one of -living languages some, mathe-over- the colleges had -lessor' knowledge- to work for end of a log and a student on the the free matics, logic, rhetoric, and the never befriended ignorance nor the government Business, found --Z throo nhilncrinhine nfilrn 1 ern. PctPPtru.d it-a rittnlity tn bP TPP. ---L A the other." Hopkins in the trait-- the-problems Ahelreematics, the government iness, ound us -fic and the -never befriended ignorance nor a -zuwwwu8e-tu wula lUr end of a log and a student on -11Seof three philosophies: natural be rec men. esteemed it a quality to the Hopkins in the trait- The New Driving Now that four of my children have licenses I 11111 refreshing my interest in safe driving. You know that pink booklet they give net drivers to study, fa of rules and regulations? It has some amazing Stuff in newsince my Takespeeding, for instance.

Every now and then you hear of a teen-ager being caught -speeding, even on the Cape, in summer. this fills 'fie with a deep sense of awe. How do they do it? From the end of June on I can't go fast enough to shift my VW into high without plowing into the car in, front ot me. When oh when, do they find the road dear enough to challenge the speed limitLI suppose they studythe flow traffic as a fisherman does the Met I notice that the pink booklet still tells new drivers -about hand signals, refusing to admit that they are obsolete. Hand signals to the long-established motorist are aS dead as tooting the horn when ossing.

This doesn't mean that the hands remain idle. The extended hand pointing left means, on the Cape, the antique shop I was telling you about." The hand rotating 'means "We're all going over the Petersons for a few, beers. See you there." The hand thrust out fiat-palmed means, "If you kids in back don't pipe down we Won't stop at the Dairy Queen." From Betty Cochran's column in the Cape Coddcr. ny children have 1113, interest in safe pink booklet they full of rules and ie amazing Stuff ift tInce. Every now a teen-ager being on the Cape, in with a deep sense it? From the end ist enough to shift it plowing into the 1-m oh when, do they to challenge the they study lie 110w does the tidol booklet still tells I signals, refusing obsolete.

Hand lished motorist are lom when rissing. the hands remain land pointing left the antique about." The hand all going over to beers. See you I out flat-palmed In back don't pipe the Dairy Queen." Betty Cochran's he Cape Codder. should go Lenox towh officials who --drewup-th- zoning ordinance 21, "years ago and ve been enforcing it againstall kinds -commercial croachment ever sine-. The proposed inn turned down by Planning ---Board Thursday night migh be a de- 1 enterprise in its its -place definitely is riot right across thq.

----road-from the -Tangfewood entrince, The idea of estab1ishingoiepay scale for all Carpenters' Union locals in the Berkshire area seemed impracticable from the start, in view of the 1 wide variance in rates from one end of the county to the other. The pro-. 1 i -glass in the walls of modern a n- untapped tal and moral The vein of expert ad- school buildings. The glass is nice. but purpose of ommended in public servants.

On vice, too, and was willing to pay tion of the early college president this if you don liberal education, as had been the other hand, if the Jacksonians for it St udent groups were con: quiry was- perhaps less a leader of in- 't watch out it will throw trna in illa did nnt env ne miinh thnir in- A i -1 than a molder of young slau uuril LOt IL. DURKIN, groups were con- quiry than a molder of young if you don't watch out it will throw true in the medieval university, did not say as much, their in cerned with good government, men to moral truth-. His biograboth lighting and heating out of Whack, was directed not so much at de- sistence that public office be un- universal suffrage, settlement pher has written an important his as other Berkshire communities have veioping the intellect as at cele- complicated enough to survive the work (the special domain of the tory of American higher, educa- learned brating God's glories. Professors talents of almost anybody came college woman), and professors Mil and 1 fear that my report close to eradicating ignorance as lectured in adult education and tutors addressed their atten- does not do -justice to its many tion to the shaping of the rich a handicap." courses. facets.

As in a commencement and well-born. the future' clerzy- The answer to abcommociation Progrescivicm nicn innitpnopti tion. and I fear that my report A 4 4 .1 at- ta -Inea fa me answer To accommodation Progressivism also influenced and well-born, the future clergy- a-ss there are in this book tive electric charges. Milk is made to flow came in the -land-grant colleges pedagogy, encouraging new the men and leaders of the commoh- amusing stories, practical advice one side of a membrane; on the other wealth and the nation. Ben Frank- which were public, for the most odes of teaching others haw to (an appendix suggests more use- side is a solution of such salts as calcium part; and so increasingly popular.

learn. Some institutions put their ful topics for doctoral theses), lin thought, however, that the sons and sodium chlorides that are naturally pres- a that many became state univer- students out to work during part in "learnt -little more Comm ent Making Milk Safer From Fallout Time Magazine AEA I. d1.4,,,,,MQ CM, Mt Lt 111111i contams au-onuum sow tnougnts in elegant pnrases, 90 atoms, they pick up positive electric than to carry themselveS hand sities of the college year to practice Private universities burgeoned and nostalgia. -But the nostalgia charges from a current flowing through the but for a different reason. The ularly teachers' colleges, were somely, and enter a Room gen-intellectual skills.

Others, partic- here i for excellence. Mr. Ru- solution. Then they slip through the mem- teeny." traditional college was no longer dolph is seeker after standards, u' traditional college was no longer permissive to the Lanni' is a beeKer btalludrus, solid thoughts in elegant phrases, ent milk. If the milk contains strontium ...1 11 seeker after standards, extent of al- and an insister on the mind's po- enough.

True scholarship must be lowing research for and publics- lential, for in these is the morality served; True scholarship must be tion of well-meaning, but useless, of man. Any American college versity servk as the 'model for doctoral dissertations. One called or university worth its charter Harvard College, the German uni- "A Study of the Achievement of a Frederick Rudolph ister on the mind's po- in these is the morality Any American college worth its charter a Frederick Rudolph piluu.tu versity was the prototype for College Students in Beginning nAvc -Tnhne tTnnirine i'llzwedrs th. lAnnt on its log. should have Voreihr Iva 41 flea rwrtf hve, a a Johns Hopkins.

There the ideal 111 11.3 log. HOmogenized, pasteurized, refrigerated, U.S. milk is an 'eminently safe beverage. But U.S. laboratories are hard at work trying to make it even safer.

In a cold war world, scientists must somehow learn how to extract the radioactive strontium 90 that is showered down on pasture grass from atmospheric nuclear tests. One solution makes use of ion exchange resins, bits of plasticlike material with metallic atoms built into their molecules. This material can be made to release certain elements in exchange for others. So when milk that has been slightly acidified with citric acid passes through the resin, it loses ITU of its strontium and picks Up a little extra sodium or calcium. A cheaper process developed by Chemistry Professor -Harry P.

Gregor of Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn uses thin plastic membranes containing itibmicroscopic pores that permit the passage of small atoms with posi brane and lose themselves in the salts. Dr. Gregor thinks that his process can OF COURSE this kind of college extract 90 per cent of the strontium 90 from did not survive intact into the 20th milk at the cost of about one-hall cent per century. The Enlightenment, and quart. Annual cost of keeping U.S.

milk its disciples in our Jeffersonians, reasonably safe: $230 million. saw to that. They emphasized the intellect over pietistic studies; some scientific courses were in- troduced but the impetus came in 44', fi t' extracurricular activities. In lit. I erary societies and debating clubs, i i t.

students applied the technique of 7 I I ill the medieval disputation (one ex- it, ample was "Prudence is the most 41., PI difficult of a tradition 111111, Alt at commencement exercises, to 1 subject much that was established ..74, 7.: )14. 47 1 to scrutiny and debate. The human body was also 4.a thotight worthy of cultivation. Gymnastic societies, patterned aft' er the German model, were in intellect over pietistic studies; some scientific courses were in troduced but the impetus came in tt extracurricular activities In lit 1 erary societies and debating clubs, students applied the technique of ,1 WI 1 it7 1 the medieval disputation (one ex I 4 I I di. fficult of a tradition .1,., ample was "Prudence is the most Illissk 11 i at commencement exercises, to 4 subject much that was established 7 7 i The human body scrutiny and debate.

'l was also ocultivation thought worthy culttion. Gymnastic societies, patterned aft- er the German model, were in I ft A ksk IIIIIIIIob, AL 44- ..3, "ri :1 il 4 1111ANSE WOKS 0 MAIM. poi. inettai roma Entotva digrAk gun I I Allow sky 6.ov I I kit Courses in Food Preparation And 1 student must stimulate his teacher Serving and Related Factors" ap- flttote, by his ruthless investigation of a plauded opportunities for "stu- subject A freshman, moreover, dents of general ability to The most alarming of all must come to the university al- succeed, also along with their man 's assaults upon the environ- 8: ready equipped to sing. As -a re- more capable fellow college ment is the contamination of the suit the public high school was students." air earth rivers and seas developed to prepare students for Upon quoting the conclusion of with dangerous, and even leth.

and the university, both this thesis, Mr. Rudolph launches al, materials. This pollution has private and state a paragraph which is both a rapidly become almost univer- chronology or the high points in sal, and it is for the most part NOW ADDRESSING himself to American education and an im- irrecoverable; the chain of 'evil budding scholars, the professor liassioned argument for the very it initiates, not only in the world specialist had to become a speciast. Learn- morality academic standards must support life but oray acaemic that in i ed journals were founded to pub- To what end education? living tissues, is for the most lish his discoveries, and university His argument should further re- part irreversible.Rachel Car- "Let it run I little, to it will be cooler trodueed; crew and baseball were presses followed with books for mind us that is not a son in the New Yorker. ost alarming of all aults upon the environ- le contamination of the rivers, and seas Trous, and even leth- AIL This pollution has ecome almost univer- is for the most part ible; the chain of 'evil not only in the world support life but in is for the.

most versible.Rachel Car- New Yorker. 1 2 1 trit I 7.