THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y'

TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1954

TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1954


Middle East Crisis Has Religious Basis Young

Says


By HARRY STRAUSS '
"The underlying crisis of the
Middle East has its foundation in
a different corporate cultural soul
than that of the Western world,"
sans Prof. T. Cuyler Young, teach-
er of Persian language and history
at Princeton, "and this leaves the
area searching for a zone of neu-
trality."
Speaking yesterday on "The Cri-
sis in the Middle East," at a lec-
ture sponsored by the Near East-
ern Studies Department, Prof.
Young said that the overt crises

of, recent years as the Iranian oil
nationalization, the Syrian coups,
the Egyptian revolt, and the Isra-
el-Jordan relations, are out-
growths of this philosophical
quandary.
** *
DIVIDING his view of the Mid-
dle East's crisis, into categories,
Prof. Young noted that most of the
economic nioves of these coun-
tries are more "symptomatic than
axiomatic," being closer to a po-
litical tie than an economic one.
"Impatient East . .. reluctant

to wait," seems to be the appar-
ent dilemma, he continued; and
"political and ' social' change
postponement contributes to the
crisis."
In the political field, Prof.
Young separated Turkey from the
rest of its neighbors as that na-
tion has "mastered events that
still trouble other countries."
"From the U.S. point of view in
the field of international relations,
everything is in relation to the
cold war, and it shocks us to find
others not of the same feeling to-

ward the Communist threat," he
continued, but remarked that we
should realize that these lands are
more aware of the Western world
and its colonialism than Commu-
nism, and so those countries use
the cold war as a bargaining unit.
"Jerusalem epitomizes the crisis
of the Middle East," he concluded,
as .that city is desired by many
factions for reasons of prestige,
but mainly for religious reasons;
and, Prof. Young added, "in the
last analysis, the crisis is religious
and spiritual."

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Speech Meet
To OpeniHere
Sixteen Michigan. high school
students will vie for $2800 worth
of college scholarships today and
tomorrow at the University.
University President Harlan H.
Hatcher will preside at tomorrow's
session, when six finalists will
compete forhonors at the speech
department assembly at 4 p.m. In
Rackham Lecture Hall.
Contributed by the Detroit Free
Press, first prize is worth $1,200;
second, $800; and third, $500.

'Shrew' To Be Produced

Shakespeare's lively comedy,
"The Taming of the Shrew," will
be presented as the second major
offering of the speech department's
Spring Playbill Thursday through
Saturday, March 25-27 at 8 p.m. in
Lydia Mendelssohn Theater.
The play which was the basis
for the recent musical comec;,,
"Kiss Me Kate" played to capacity
audiences both on Broadway and
as a motion picture.
Prof. G. B. Harrison of the Eng-
lish department, Shakespearean
expert, will serve as consultant

for the production which will De
staged in Elizabethan costumF.
Prof. William P. Halstead of the
speech department will direct the
production.
Tickets are on sale at the Lydia
Mendelssohn Box Office at $1.50,
$1.20, and 90 cents. A special stu-
dent rate of 75 cents is being of-
fered for opening night only.
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