Monday, February 1, 1971 University Daily Kansan 3 Snowing Kansan Photo by BOB HARTZLER Traveler Depicts North Vietnam nasty character Saturday. Some students heralded the snow by enjoying its sporty aspects. Potters won the snowboard contest last year. After a spring-like Friday winter finally showed its Well over 60-years-old, Mrs. Peggy Duff, the "Grand Old Lady of the Peace Movement," is still working toward peace on earth. Kansan Staff Writer A year ago she took a two and a half month tour of North Vietnam. She spoke to Lawrence citizens on the "Peace Movement inside and outside afternoon and about the "Meaning of Vietnamese Communism to the U.S. and the Negotiations in Paris" Friday Mrs. Duff witnessed war firsthand as early as 1915, and again in the 1940s. Her efforts for peace began with the "Save Europe Now" campaign shortly after World War II. FROM THE CAMPAIGN CAME sizes of British ARMS budgets, a capaign to abolish capital punishment in England and a campaign to reduce crime. "The people we talked with in the remote villages of North Vietnam, along the streets of Hanoi were happy and very proud to government" — and right. "For the first time since 1945, they have enough clothes and shoes, food, work and bicycle transportation all over their country." "Perhaps the only setback the people have suffered is the destruction of their homes. They were replaced nearly all of the beautiful old brick homes which were destroyed by U.S. bombs." MRS. DUFF SAID the police in Hanoi and other cities were armed only with whistles, no firearms, but they bombing strikes nearly all of the peasants were armed and numbers of anti-aircraft guns were set up in the villages, but they never overthrow the government there. "Life has changed radically for the past century and as the villages have been organized into cooperatives, but nothing the size or semblance of the Chinese "They weren't forced on the people. In most cases only 40 per cent of a village originally went along, but gradually when the people saw the cooperatives doing better they care in too." She said peasants still had a remaining independent or joining party, and there was a free market outlet for produce as well as a state The villages still maintain a large degree of autonomy, according to Mrs. Duff. Some districts or provinces, the next more powerful state, have more power than states do in the United States, she said. Almost every village, even those in the mountains have a clinic with doctors, assistants and midwives she said. Malaria has been virtually wiped out in most of the country, still plagues the south, she said. IN THE NORTH the peasants are growing as many as two rice crops and a third auxiliary crop of maize, with the advancing agricultural experimental stations, she said. Minority languages that in the past were only spoken are now written as well, Mrs Duffa said. And with all the advances, the status of women is radically changed too. Mrs. Duff said. Women enjoy 30 per cent representation in the cooperatives and committees she said, as well as their own jobs and holds a visage or district school, she said, until the age of 15. Mrs. Duff said life in North Vietnam was happy, progressive and peacefully beautiful. Vandals Strike Oliver Hall Europe from $185.00 Round Trip. Employment opportunities (U.K.) Discounts, Triple Travel, Low Car- pare Rentals for Members, Anglo- meria Association, Arts, Psy. Suite, U.K. A a shower room in Olive Hall Washroom, according to a report from the KU Traffic and Security division, beamed some noise and saw male students throwing objects from the eighth floor shower room. The officer found the room in the back of the house. The town hens were torn from the wall and shower curtains and a woman was thrown down the brown out window. A large refuse can was also thrown out the window, according to the window. No one has been identified as a suspect and no cause for the destructions is known. Campus Bulletini diamonds from Christian's Today Camp Center; Sunflower Room, Kansas Union, noun. Aid to Students Committee; Allow It Catered, noun. Union, noun. Catered, noun. Union, noun. Fast Program; Meadowdale Catered, Fremont basketball; All Field House. Science Fiction Film: Forum Room, Ocean Land UN New York Interviews: Roam label UN Model UN New York Interviews: Oread Alison Garrison, 20-14; Delphine P. Wilkinson, Room. 6:30 P Delta Plaza, Wilkinson Room. 8:30 Room, Union, 6:30 p.m. Delta Phi, Watkins Room, Union, 6:30 p.m. Science Fiction Film: Forum Room. Union. 7:30 p.m. SIMS: Jayhawk Room, Union, 8 p.m. Basketball: Allen Field House, 8:05 p.m. The Way: Governors Room, Union, 6:45 p.m. Tuesday **Theatre Colloquium:** Murphy, 319; Harvey, 340 **Computer Science Colloquium:** 108 Strong. **UK Synchronized Swim Club:** Robinson **French and Italian Dept.** Council Room. **US MSM Lecture:** Forum Room, Union, 8 **HSM Lecture:** Forum Room, Union, **HARVEY LECTURES:** MOOREWICK Engines Taken Gs turbine engines may not be the usual targets of thieves, but they disappeared sometime between the two airport and Lawrence Airport. The engines, valued at several thousand dollars on loan to KU from the U.S. Navy. CLUB ROYALE'S Happening! BIG BEER BLAST FREE BEER After K.U.-K-State Game, Feb. After K.U.-K-State Game, Feb. 1 Beer Drinking Contest Between K.U. & K-State "Who can drink the most bottles of beer in 3 min." *10 Entry Fee $2500 First Prize Music by "NATION" Place—Red Dog Inn Date—Feb. 1 Time—10 p.m.-12:30 a.m. Price—'1²∞ For advanced tickets or information call 864-6052. END OF THE YEAR REMAINDERS Paperbacks Hardbacks 50% OFF NOTICE Monday, Feb. 1 thru Saturday, Feb. 6 OREAD BOOK STORE Jayhawker Senior Pictures May be arranged through the Jayhawk Office—B115 Union—for those seniors who wish to have a picture in the 1971 Jayhawk Museum. MAY BE USED but the Jayhawk CANNOT ASSUME THE COST of such pictures. The cost for pictures arranged through the Jayhawk is included in the $5.00 fee for space. --- Hand textured yellow gold wedding band forms the perfect background for the floral elegance of the engagement ring. Available in white gold Christian's 809 Mass. 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