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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, MARCH 22.1951
SUCCESSFUL
IRC Findings To State Department
Conclusions reached in eight discussion groups, which met on the campus during the Mississippi Valley South Regional International Relations clubs convention, will soon be sent to the state department.
One controversial issue discussed was the problem of the rearmament of Germany. In answer to the question "Are the German people willing to rearm?" the group decided that Germany must be given a position of equality with other nations.
The panel did not reach a conclusion about the occupation costs of Germany. But the German forces are paying occupational fees fees which must be lowered before the rearmament program can begin, the group decided. Opposition was voiced to a strong German nation and army but not to a co-operative Eastern army.
A paper on the role of Franco Spain in Western defense was read by Steve Mills, College senior, for the discussion on Spain. The advantages of aid to Spain outweigh any possible disadvantages, the panel concluded.
"We should accept Spain as a member of the North Atlantic Union if approval for this can be won from the other members. Under certain conditions Spain should be given military advice, and especially aid for stepping up her war industry, modernizing her communications, and for raising social standards" the group decided. This would not necessarily mean complete agreement with the internal policy of the Spanish government.
A panel on the strategic importance of the Middle East agreed the United States must act with the United Nations in Asia. Individual action should be avoided if possible.
Papers presented agreed that aid to Chiang Kai-Shek had been misused, and that our policy of helping the nationalists to help themselves had failed. It was concluded that we should recognize the present Chinese government in Peking and cease our recognition of the Formosa government.
Jack Stewart, second year law student, presented a paper to the group which discussed "One-Worldness vs. a Balance of Power as an Effective Road to World Peace." The group decided that a balance of power is necessary as a temporary measure.
"We feel that a strong world government is the answer," the recorder for the group said. "The United Nations is the foundation, although it has weaknesses. Changes should be made but not until we are all ready to accept them." It was added.
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority sponsored a forum on human rights March 18 with representatives from the four campus Negro fraternal organizations participating.
AKA Sponsors Forum On Human Rights Sunday
Virginia, Ferguson, representing Alpha Kappa Alpha, explained that the American council on Human Rights founded to "secure extension of fundamental human and civil rights to all citizens within the United States and to contribute to the promotion of these rights for all peoples throughout the world."
Since its beginning in 1946 the council has served as a pressure group in the United States congress. One of its special projects is to work continuously toward the securing of the passage of a federal Fair Employment Practices commission.
Speaking on progress on the national scene, Gladys Harrison, Delta Sigma Theta, said that despite the continued efforts of the council, congress has failed to enact an F.E.P.C. bill mainly because of the antiquated parliamentary rules of the senate.
Edward Boswell, representant Kappa A. Psi, said that in order to satisfy the curiosity of many students he had inquired about the reasons that Negro fraternal groups do not belong to the Pan-Hellenic council and the Inter - fraternity council.
He learned that Negro sororites could not belong to the Pan-Hellenic council because they do not have chapter houses. Negro fraternities may not belong to the Inter-fraternity because their national organizations do not belong to the National Inter-fraternity council.
Chester Lewis, Alpha Phi Alpha,
said that the U.N. has not done
much toward relieving the discrimination practiced on the international
evel because such matters just do
not come up.
Checker playing at the University is being revived by a group of students in the Union game room who play most of the games during the 100 hour.
Checker Playing Being Revived
If enough students are interested in playing checkers, a club will be formed. Interested persons should see Galen Kelly, College freshman, r Richard Lewis, engineering freshman, during noon hours in the Union game room.
Bird migrations were observed as ar back at 3,500 years ago.
Other groups discussed the questions "Should We Adopt Senator Fulbirght's Recent Resolution on an Atlantic Union?" and "What Should be Our Policy Toward China?"
New officers elected at the convention were: Art Nagasawa, St Benedicts college, vice-president Margaret Anderson, National College for Christian Workers, Kansas City, Mo., secretary-treasurer.
The next convention will be held at Midland college. Fremont, Nebraska. The time of the convention has not been set.
Official Bulletin.
German club panel discussion with Prof. Backus on "Rearmament in Western Germany." 5 today. 502 Fraser. In English: guests cordially invited.
Thursday
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, 7:30-8:30 tonight, 206 Strong Rev. C. E. Fast, Kansas City Bible college, speaker. Open to all students.
I. V.C.F. Missionary meeting, 12 noon to 12:50 p.m. Friday. Dantorth chapel. R. E. Harlow, Toronto, Canada, former missionary to Africa, speaker. All students welcome.
Christian Science Organization, 7 tonight. Danforth chapel.
Joint dinner meeting K.C. chapter A.I.E.E. and K.U. chapters A.I.E.E. and I.R.E. 6:30 tonight. Hawk's Nest. Union. Meeting at 7:30 in Kansas Room. All engineering students invited.
Pershing Rifles, 5 today. Military Science drill hall. All pledges attend.
FACTS membership dues payable 8 to 6 today, Strong Rotunda and Union.
Theta Tan, professional engineering fraternity, will build the Marvin hall entranceway for the 1951 Engineering exposition.
Theta Tau Plans Exposition Gate
Graduate Student coffee. 7:30 to night, Pine Room, Union. All graduate students welcome.
Parking regulations remain in force during Spring vacation on Jayhawk Drive and Zones H, U-G and L-G. Other zones open to all.
Applications now being taken for positions of president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, and board of directors of Student Union Activities. Anyone interested obtain application blank from S.U.A. office. April 2 is deadline.
Scabbard and Blade professional meeting, 7:30 tonight, Military Science lounge. Lt. Pachl. speaker.
Y. W.C.A. Freshman meeting, 4 today, Henley house. Area visitation program explained. Estes Conference information: balloting for Junior Cabinet and other officers.
University Players meeting for candidates and active members, 4:15 to 5:30 today, Pine Room, Union.
A. W.S. Old and New senate. 4 to-day, Glass Room, Spoon hall.
The entranceway, designed by David Weber, engineering senior, will be in the form of a giant gear. It will surround the door to Marvin hall, reaching a height twice that of the door. The width will be two and a half times that of the door.
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The Exposition will be Friday. April 20 and Saturday, April 21. Displays by the various departments of the Engineering school and related fields will be exhibited.
Across the top of the entranceway will be the phrase School of Engineering and Architecture. To left of the door will be the number 19 and to the right the number 51. Around the rim of the giant gear will be the initials of the organizations affiliated with the Engineering school.
Because of the difficulty in obtaining materials, the nature of the project has not been determined. Wigington said. Current plans are for fiber board or plywood.
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