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Dr. Ina got it made•" An affluent, , ©f women, later told a press v:R sociation of University Wom- Corinne Brov� n society is not something in conference that she think: ,professor of and of itself," she said, "but j women are less able to en's new $2 million eight- anthropolgy at Scarritt Col- a be Col - story Educational Center at lege. product of ;what 'has gone pressured into voting -a par. 2401 Virginia avenue N.W. The panel discussed the before, a part of the total titular way than are men. world of ' human � beings Most She also For delegates and visitors effects of the Nation's afflu- thinks women to the association's biennial ence on social, political and of whom are not affluent." "do a lot more research on convention now in session at educational patterns. Leading Science issues than most men- do," the Sheraton, -Park and. Declaring that "we have Mrs. Forbes said.. Shoreham Hotels, the know- been frequently reminded by Dr. Spilhaus described how ' y we are using our. affluence �t o `�x�� ;� k - ledge that the new building our new national political ' is all paid leader r pioneer in oceanographic � graph2� p d for after little s that we must be � pre - research, an area of scieriee t more than three years' fund.- pared to make great �, '.• � ; raisin is fives " sect i� in which. this Nation leads, g something to cele- Dr. , Keezer said he he pointed out. brate. suspccted that in the sense Dr. L Earl, that most people understand aura Bornholdt, dean Y hi 1960, the associa,- the term "sacrifice," of women a# _ the University tion sold its property and as its use y a political appeal becomes of Pennsylvania, was mod- holdings in the 1600 block of a obsolete and hence relatives erator for the evening -fro I street N.W. for 000 ' $500, ly ineffective" g'ra'm held in Sheraton k Early last week, AAUW of when ad_ a11e � 4 ficials learned that the asso- dressed to an affluent nation. Earlier yesterday. 1Virse Eu_� ciation'smember branches It would be much better, reka Forbes. a convention he suggested, to "af had already passed the $1.5 ppeal to delegate, from Hawaii, and ri en our intelligence as a fabu-. million mark in the fund- • raising drive for the new lously rich and prosperous building, thus completing the people and the spirit of no- blesse oblige which such a p $2 million total. Individual people should branches, however, will have•, con- tinue work to realize their in - 20 -Year Leap, _ - goals in the fund Dr• Bunting advised that ' drive, at The dedication will climax we use our affluence to ad - a day in which delegates will vance our knowledge "2j0 Years ahead'` instead of being vote for new officers and at- tend re i 1 engrossed in "the rat races g one luncheons and an afternoon reception 4on- in which we seem to. be tem- , oring cabinet wives, women members porarily trapped." � " Either the rat race to get • of Congress and Government appointees. to college, or the rat race to beat the Russians, or the rat (, Panel Heard race to publish," she de- vast night, the delegates heard a, panel of fou. speak- clared. "Must the affluence ., that brings the 40 -hour week -speak- ers on the general topic, "To- day's and early retirement also bring enhanc ed World and - Dur, • Pur pose � Major Forces Shap -'competitive- ness at home and abroad i:ng American .Society," from Or are we the slaver. of the I = °6 the varying �lvwpoints of vre drives that have been evc3lvci ;•} u i:. ! scientist, an, economist an educator t and a"Appetites}ot� n anthropolo- to enable us to cope in a '' '1 World of scarcity? ai ` gist. gist. that , were once�r° a r 4 Panel - ' - - 'speakers were Dr. {y O1 salvation have become J our r�r��na it '� # y F LJ z �� ter,, ,. • �..' ... t ..}t�azs.:.: �_ dt F :'a 4= i