Hanover Holiday, 1958

Nineteenth Session

MONDAY, JUNE 9

2:00 p.m. "Redesigning the Urban Environment." H. Wentworth Eldredge '31, Professor of Sociology

8:45 p.m. "Crime and Common Sense." Amos N. Blandin Jr. '18, Associate Justice, New Hampshire Supreme Court

TUESDAY, JUNE 10

10:00 a.m. "Life in Outer Space." Roy P. Forster, Professor of Zoology

8:30 p.m. "The Conquest of Space." George Z. Dimitroff, Professor of Astronomy

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11

10:00 a.m. "Unrest in Latin America." Richard B. McCornack '41, Professor of History

8:30 p.m. "Saudi Arabia." Robert E. Huke '48, Assistant Professor of Geography

THURSDAY, JUNE 12

8:45 p.m. "Dartmouth College During the Past Quarter Century." Allen R. Foley '20, Professor of History

FRIDAY, JUNE 13

9:30 a.m. "American Security in a Dynamic World." Parker T. Hart '33, Ambassador to Jordan Mansfield D. Sprague '33, Assistant Secretary of Defense Richard Jackson '33, Assistant Secretary of the Navy Moderator: Kenneth M. Spang '33, Foreign Bondholders Protective Council, Inc.

11:00 a.m. "Educating Americans for Leadership." Roland W. Burbank '33, Headmaster, Cardigan Mountain School Evan R. Collins '33, President, New York State College for Teachers George F. Theriault '33, Professor of Sociology, Dartmouth College Moderator: John F. Meek '33, Vice President and Treasurer, Dart- mouth College

The program for the first three days coincides with the reunions of several classes, and draws on members of some of those classes as speakers. The second half of the program features members of the Class of 1933, which holds its 25th reunion at that time. Arrangements for dormitory rooms should be made with the Bursar. Admission to the meetings is free. For further information, write the Director, Prof. Herbert W. Hill.

Alumni Dinners

PRESIDENT DICKEY, returning East this month from his Pacific Coast speaking tour, will address Dartmouth alumni dinners in Albany, N. Y., April 16; St. Louis, April 18; and Portland, Me., April 22.

Several members of the faculty and administrative staff will also be alumni dinner speakers in April, as follows: Dean Joseph L. McDonald, Phoenix, Ariz., April 1; Dean Arthur E. Jensen, Memphis, April 2; Provost Donald H. Morrison, Washington, D. C., April 3 (luncheon) and Baltimore, April 3 (dinner); Prof. John H. Wolfenden, Salt Lake City, April 1, and Denver, April 3; Prof. Thaddeus Seymour, Glens Falls, N. Y., April 2, Utica, N. Y., April 3, and Syracuse, N. Y., April 4 (luncheon); Coach Alvin F. Julian and Dean Karl A. Hill, Springfield, Mass., April 8; Robert Rolfe and Michael McGean, Buffalo, N. Y., April 16, Rochester, N. Y., April 18; Prof. John B. Stearns, Boston (Boston Women's Club), April 16; Frank Smallwood, Montreal, April 25; and ProfBancroft H. Brown, East Orange, N. J., April 16.