Fulbright Says Reds Applaud Extremist 'Witch Hunts' In U. S. LITTLE ROCK UPI - Sen. J . William subcommittee now studying it "will clarify Fulbright, D-Ark., said today Communists the matter and will confirm the validity of would be "the first to applaud" extremists the traditional policy of our country." who advocate "rash adventures abroad and The junior senator said he had found the witch hunts at home." economy of Arkansas booming in a recent Fulbright, told the annual meeting of the trip through the state, with the exception of state Chamber of Commerce and Associated the poultry industry. He said exports to for Industries of Arkansas, Inc., a truly tough eign countries, school lunch programs and the approach to the Communist problem must food for peace program would improve the be one that meets it with "every instrumen poultry situation. tality of foreign and domestic policy." The president of the Western Electric Co., H. I. Romnes, told the Chamber-AIC audi Gov. Orval E. Faubus, who has been men ence that a fast-changing world poses a seri tioned as a possible opponent for Fulbright ous challenge to free enterprise. next summer, was in the audience. "We may count it for a fact," he said, Fulbright said the chief danger to the "that to the degree that the sum of busi United States is not internal subversion, but ness decisions bearing on the growth of our "Chinese-Communist Imperialism." He said economy falls short of the nation's hopes, to he had found "considerable misunderstand that degree the initiative for economic ing" about the meaning of a controversial growth will pass to other hands-and free memorandum on participation by military enterprise dies a little." leaders in meetings to educate the public To meet this challenge, he said, business about Communism. should "consider not so much our rights as He expressed the feeling that a special our obligations." 0,/Juur.u ~ II • • * * • Weaver: Tide Of Prejudice .ITRAVEL~R fn History Against Rhetoric Vol. 56 UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1961 No. 32 Approximately 120 people heard agnosticism, he said. This is a clue Dr. Richard M. Weaver discuss to the success of Christianity, for the "Cultural Role of Rhetoric" it provided what Greek dialectic last night at Waterman hall. had left out . . . . a history for Physical Plant Administrators Meeting Dr. Weaver said there has been background. a tide of prejudice against rhe Weaver said that it ls true that toric in this country, and through the rhetorician hopes that words Convenes On UofA Campus Sunday out history, beginning with the will move men. Some people be the college of business administration, management problems peculiar to rhetoric lieve that it is improper for one The ninth annual meeting of Greek struggle between will speak Monday afteroon on a medical center plant operation by the person to try to influence another. Central States Regional Associa md dialectic as established organizational channels of com by Vance L. Cecil Jr., chief engi "Don't meddle with their opinions, tion of Physical Plant administra hilosopher Socrates. Univer munications. neer of the University Medical but teach them to think and form tors will convene on the Rhetoric takes into account his from Hazards in organizfng will be center. their own is the basis of thi sity campus Sunday with tory and circumstances, things expected discussed Tuesday by W. Howard Storage and control of parts and school of thought," he said. 75 to 90 representatives r lt by the heart, while dialectic to attend, according to J. D. Mc Badgett of Texas A&M, followed supplies will be discussed Wednes remains neutral towards its bear Farland, University physical plant by a talk on utility cost analysis day by Ramond Halbert of the Ing on actuality. superintendent. by David C. Pfeiffer of SMU. University of Missouri. R. F . Ging "leaders All-Campus Dance "Even today," he said, Some 40 colleges and universit Clarence P . Laflar of the Univer rich of Kansas State university, that if men pf opinion contend Scheduled Tomorrow ies in North Dakota, South Dako sity of Omaha will discuss person will speak on the physical plant will rely exclusively upon science Missouri, nel. Tuesday's business sessions department and its place in the An all-campus dance is sched ta, Kansas, Nebraska, they will have the advantage of Ar will be concluded with a talk on university scheme. uled tomorrow night in the stu Oklahoma, Iowa, Texas and pure knowledge, where in the expected to be repre dent union ballroom from 8 until kansas are past only a mess resulted from a sented at the four-day meeting. combination of science and feel 11. the ing." The Imperials, a dance-band This is the first time that The dialectic method consists of group from Pine Bluff, will be Central States Regional meeting Norwegian lanker, Chinese Ship establishment of a class, drawing the featured entertainers. They has been held on the University place of meeting is out of implications, and finally, were on the same program with campus. The on the exposure of contradictions, he Ray Charles when he appeared decided one year in advance the basis of invitations from par Collide Headon In Houston Harbor said. This assumes that society is in Robinson auditorium in Little a debating concern, while it is Rock earlier in the year. ticipating schools. United Press International not, instead it is a going concern. Jim Rhodes, chairman of the The central theme for this HOUSTON, Tex.-A Norwegian ena and gave interim control of Rhetoric is not concerned with student union dance committee, year's meeting will be "The Man tanker and a Chinese Nationalist the government to Chief Justice abstract individuals, but men in said that these dances were sched agement of the Physical Plant and freighter with a total of 98 per Camilo Gallegos. The main theme being. It begins with the assump uled when no other all-school ac Its Operation." sons on board collided headon in Arosemena, released from jail into eight tion that men are born into his tiviti s were planned. There have will be broken down Houston ship channel late Tues Tuesday night after his arrest on interests. tory, he said. been two such dances this year, specialized day night. They both caught fire Velasco's orders, rushed to the There is a complaint that the but both were in the afternoon. Monday's speakers will include and ran aground. congress which he leads, assem rhetorician is always going over If enough student response is Dr. Eugene Higgins from the Eleven person - 10 crewmen bled it and declared himself pres old ground, but people must be shown the union dances could be United States office of higher ed from the Chinese ship, Union Re ident. At the same time, Arosem approached through common top come a regularly scheduled pro ucation, who will talk on the na liance, and Dave 0. Duncan of ena convoked an extraordinary ics. The end of living is activity gram, Rhodes said. Admission tional inventory of college and Houston, her pilot - were miss session of congr ss to meet No,· and not mere cognition. price for the Friday night dance university physical facilities. Rob ing. Twenty-five persons were in 11. The dialectic ends up in social i $1 per person. ert D. Hay, of the University's jured, including three critically. They also were from the Chinese ,------Opinion Survey------, vessel. None were reported killed or injured on the Norwegian ship. Young Republicans Capt. L. G. Haverland, Coast Birch Society-Point Of Controversy: Guard commander at nearby Galveston, Tex., said one death Plan Meeting Today was confirmed. He said one and The University Young Republi University Students, Faculty Comment perhaps two bodies wer still on can club will hold a business the Union Reliance. meeting today at 4 p.m. in the By MIKE RIGGS Louise Kraemer, a biology in know enough about the society to Senate room of the student union. structor, said, "A small executive give an opinion based on study. Soldiers Found Guiliy is being called to set In an effort to determine cam The meeting committee has the responsibility She then added, "But I do know RUSSELL, Kan. - The teen up special elections to fill vacan pus opinion concerning the contro for using millions of dollars of a few members of it, and they are age soldiers yesterday faced death cies on the executive board. versial John Birch society, the funds, and are not held account intelligent people who wouldn't on the gallows for the murder of Donna Fincher, YRC publicity Traveler yesterday interviewed able to anyone except themselves join anything as radical as a lot a 62-year-old Kansas railroad chairman, said that the recent ill several students and faculty mem for the distribution of these funds. of liberals would have us beli v man, the sixth of their seven ic ness of the club president and bers. The question each was asked It seems to me that anyone would this is. They say it's a good thing ti mes in a killing spr e which other vacancies on the board had was, "What is your opinion of the want to know what the funds of and I'm inclined to go along with stretched more than halfway made the call for special elections J ohn Birch society?" an organization are spent for them. I think we need an organ across the nation. necessary. She said that newly Charles Venus, an economics in rather than just joining out of ization such as the John Birch so An all-male district court jury registered club members should structor, said, "Politically such hate." ciety to open our eyes to the decreed the death sentence Tues make a spedal effort to attend groups are often good because of Ed Dohoney, a junior in arts dangers that are threatening our day for George Ronald York, 18, Thursday's meeting if they are in the fact that we are continually and sciences, said, "I think they constitutional government." Jacksonville, Fla., and James terested in standing for election liberalizing our attitude in this are radical in their views and ac An instructor in the business Douglas Latham, 19, Maurice to any office. country, and these groups keep us tions. I don't condemn conserva school said, "We've all heard about ville, Tex. They were convicted Other business on the agenda from liberalizing too fast. Some tism, but I think its going a little the society but we really don't of the first degree murder of Otto ,vil! include the appointment of a thing like this will remain a min too far to say that men such as know what it is. As far as being Ziegler of Oakley, who was shot constitutional revision committee, ority though, because it is too former presidents Roosevelt, Tru anti-Communist goes, that's well to death and robbed of $51 along consideration of the state Young far behind the times. Like some man and Eisenhower are Commu and good, but to carry the organ side a lonely highway in western Republican League platform re other ultra-cohservative groups, nists. I sometimes wonder whether ization too far might deprive Kansas. cently adopted in Hot Springs, and the John Birch society would be these accusations are honest, or someone of the basic freedoms o! Revolt In Ecuador selection of delegates to the Young dangerous if it should be able to not just ways of getting publicity speech and activity." QUITO, Ecuador - The armed Republican League Regional con revert public opinion to ideas al for the society." An instructor in arts and forces yesterday deposed Presi ference to be held in February. ready proven wrong . . . for ex Linda Rushton, a junior in arts sciences, when asked the question, dent Jose M. Velasco Ibarra and The meeting will be open to all ample an isolationist policy." and sciences, said that she didn't simply replied, "Oh God!" Vice President Carlos J. Arosem- interested persons.
UN/ £RSI i' OF A, Ml ·S. ~ LI BRARY Page 2 THE ARKANSAS TRAVELER Thursday, ovember 9, 1961 JOB OPPORTUNITIES Ur/uuua,1 a.TRAVELER Wed., Thurs., and Friday, ARMIL SNOW 15, 16 and 17 --- EDITOR November Doug Smith _ -· - - _ _ Associate Editor. U. S. Navy Officer Candidate Jenny Mitchell __ ----- Managing Editor. Jimmy Jones News Director, election Team will be in lower Terry Poynter ~--~------Sports Edllo lobby of student union to dis Benny Combs, Mike Riggs _ - News Editors Marian Alford __ Feature Editor. cuss Navy Officer Candidate Pro Ruth nn Luedlck _ Society Ed Ito grams. Pal Trimble Advertising Manager. WAVE Recruiting R presenta SANDY HILLMAN ---- - BUSINESS MANAGER tive will be in Student Union to Accepted for Malling at a special rate of postage provided for tn SecUon Fulbrighi Hall Tulsa, Okla.; Gary Dalton, Pig 1103 act of Oct. 3, 1927, and authorized Nov. 3, 1919. Entered as second class discuss Navy Officer Programs for 13, 1943 In Fayetteville post office und r act of March 3, 1897. elect d th gott; John Grobmeyer, Little Rock. matter Feb. Fulbright hall has junior and senior women. Definite following to serve as officers: Ralph Hamner, Bradley; Dick appointments may be scheduled pres Nancy Castleberry, Crossett, Harper, McGhee; Ben Hawkins, in advance with Placement office. ident; Susan Branigan, Fayette Lake Village; elson Henry, UNIVERSITY THEATRE Barbara Hallam, Carthage, Thursday, November 16 ville; Leachville; Sammy Hilburn, Wal and Mo.; Carol Kelly, Clev land, Ohio. nut Ridge; Dick Hatfield, Helena. Commercial Solvents will inter- Barbara Anderson, Texarkana, Richard Meyer, Little Rock; view chemical ngineers and OPERA WORKSHOP vice presidents; Kathryn Plum Jerry Plummer, North Little Rock; chemists. Engineering buHding. m r, Forrest City, s retary; Owen Pugh, Harrison; George Goodrich Gulf Chemical Com haron Herring, El Dorado, treas Waiker, Stoneville, Miss.; and pany will interview chemical engi urer; Frances Hall, Little Rock, John Walker, Pineville, Mo. neers and ch mists. Engineering house manager. building. 4-H House Thursday and Friday, The newly elected officers of th FarmHouse Holds Annual November 16 and 17 fall pledge class of the 4-H house Dance At Lake W edington Foley's of Houston will inter Royal, pres are Carolyn Tillman, F armHouse fraternity held its view business administration, lib ident; Betty Blackwood, Clarks annual Bowery Ball at Lake Wed eral arts, and home economics ville, vice president; andra Stell, ington lodge recently with the majors interested in retail store Springfield, secretary; Carolyn Del Rays providing ntertain managem nt. Placement office. Bryant, Nashville, treasur r; Jean m nt. International Business Machines present Golden, Rector, reporter. intervi w electrical and me Pledges also took part in the will 0th r pledges arc: Carol J ffery, chemical and industrial an evening of operas entertainment by giving a one-act chanical, Mt. Olive; Judy Austin, Daisy; engineers, chemists, mathematic western skit. Pledges this semes Vonda Jones, North Little Rock; ians and physicists for engineer ter are Gerald Wilson, president; Sherra Nance, Newport· Sarah ing division and all engineers and RIDERS TO THE SEA Charles Hooks, vice president; Mobley, Camden; Joyce Jarrett, business administration majors Bruce Coleman, secretary; Dale and Poughkeepsie; Irene Raper, Osce and accountants for sales. Place ola. Pharr, treasurer. ment office. Kay Couch, Strawberry; Bonnie John Ladding, social chariman; THE MIGHTY CASEY Friday, November 17 Chaney, England; Joyce Herr, Gene Bennette, Charles Denver, and great fun Rogers; Ann Adams, Wilburn; Don Griscom, Dale Brown, Doyle National Aeronautics and Space Gr at dramatic entertainment Joyce Plumlee, Harrison; Becky Woods, Robert Harris, Jerry Administration will interview NOVEMBER 14 - 18 Wardlow, Glendale; Carolyn Friddle, C. A . Ivy. electrical, mechanical, chemical Qualls, Evening Shade; Pat Dod and civil engineers, mathematic gen, Alexander; Dolores Gram ians and physicists. Engineering Box office opens today lich, Charleston· Wilma Stanley, 7 1at Goes n? building. Daily 1- 5 Saturday 9 - 12 Harrison. Jefferson Chemical Company Sigma Chi • Young Republicans will meet will interview chemical engineers today at 4 p.m. in room 216 of the and chemists. Engin ring build Sigma Chi has elected the fol student union. lowing as pledge class officers: ing. Dale Alford, president; Ed Pen • Add club will meet tonight U. S. Gypsum Company will in ick, vice president; Barry Har at 7 in room 215 of the student terview chemical, electrical and mon, secretaryttreasurer; Don union. mechanical engineers. Engineer Bartell, social chairman; Ken • Law Wives will meet tonight ing building. Hatfield, IFPC representative; Biff at 7:30 in room 220 of the student Morgan and Pete Maris, ABC rep union. resentatives. • Psi Chi will meet tonight The following were initiated in at 7:30 in room 216 of the student Game Committee to Sigma Chi on Oct. 29: Charlie union. Bennet, Ft. Smith; Dick Carson, • Commerce Guild will meet today at 4 p.m. in room 135 of Plans Tournament the business administration build A snooker tournament for all ing. interested students will be held • The student union book store in the student union gameroom Want Ads sale is in progress today and to Nov. 28, 29, 30, according to Al FOR RENT: Furnished Apartment. morrow in the student union ball Rawton, chairman of the union's Phone 2-8580 day, 3-2298 night. room from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. planning committee. WANTED: baby-sitter Sunday Morn • Alpha Kappa Psi will have a Applications for the pool games ings, 11 :00 to 12 :15. Call 2-4993. luncheon Friday in the student are available at the tudent union ROOM & BOARD for one boy; across information desk now. They must street from campus; call 2-8580 day, union private dining room at noon 3-2298 night. tomorrow. be turned in by Tuesday, Nov. 14 FOR SALE: Registered Bassett hound • There will be an all-campus if the student wants to participate puppies - 4 months old. Contact dance tomorrow night in the stu in the event. Howard H. Bass, 121 S. Rill. dent union ball room from 8 to To be played between 3:30 and LOST: Sunglasses. REWARD! Light blue frames in blue plastic case - Call 11. 5:30, the tournament will be a Margaret Atkinson at 3-3276. • There will be a faculty re single elimination affair. A trophy FOR RENT: Unfurnished House. $35 cital Sunday at 3 p.m. in the fine will be awarded to the winner. per month. In quiet countryside, close arts concert ball. "We are hoping that each organ after 5 p.m. to town. Phone 2-9283 • Students (men or women) in ized house will send participants TYPING - Neat, fast. accurate. Dis· sertations, manuscripts, theses. Ann terested in part time promotional for the tournament," said Rawton. Pinkston. Room 212A Old Main. work on campus with airlines con "Since the games are for all stu LOST: A "question m rk" sterling tact placement office by Novem dents, we are hoping to see a large charm. If found, contact Sandra Wheat. ber 13. Salary $100 month. turnout." Fulbright. CAR WASH: Acacia Pledge Class. ~l.75 per car. Sat. 8 a .m . to 4 p .m. at Hanna's Gull across from Palace Drug Store. FOUND: Several pairs of spectacles, various books. notebooks, sweaters, umbrellas, etc. Ask at Reference Desk. Main Reading Room, General Library. LOST : Man's ring. Engra ved on lnslde. EEC to B.JL, 6-6-59, Ruth 1 :16 Lost on Southwest corner of football field. IC found, contact Steve Stevens, Kappa Sigma Bouse, 2-8231 tlniuer.sif~ t{ownl FOR RENT: Male students. Furnished, ground-floor apt., 2 bedrooms, 4 beds, JANTZE NETTES tub shower combinaUon, kJtchen with oxford cloth shirt new refrigerator, Large living room, 7 (long legs ) closets, T. V. cable, water paid, $100 per month. Phone 2~173. featuring contour cut to fit your figure For that lean willo\\, look so important u~ Quick and easy~.llfore space forL')<,] der slim fashions. snap closing ••. ~ the tie J.,'1wt ••• ~ WHERE'S tHARLIE? Have a positive talent for slimming you all the way round. tream Long on smartness, long on comfort ••• and lining waistband. Com long on trim appearance, thanks to contour fortable all e I a s t i c cut ••. a feature of authentic University Row tailoring. In traditional 100% cotton 'tyle J28 - Pullon c r o t c h. Designed to give control plus com oxford with easy-dressing Grip-Tab collar Long Leg Panty Girdle ••• just snap the gripper, your tab collar is Long stretch Nylon fort. in place, with plenty of space for you to knot power net with ap your tie. Barrel cuffs. White and colored ox p I i q u e d self front ford. Also available in white broadcloth , anel, strict discipline colors and white pique. f r your tummy. fashion ~ ite - -M-L 5.95 $5.00 He's At B & B Barbecue 230 SE St., South Side of 71 By-Pass Thursday, November 9, 1961 THE ARKANSAS TRAVELER Page 3 Mortar Board Calendar Sale Continues Pictures Postponed The pictures for the Razor cover of this year's cal Mortar Board is composed of The 1961 Morta1· Board calen dars from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. every The back will NOT be taken to dar sales are well under way, ac day. endar pictures a 4-color photo senior women who are selected on During the rest of the week graph of the north tower of Old the basis of scholarship, leader night, due to a chemistry test cording to Ann Sedwick, chair members will visit all organized Main on a white background. The ship, and service. being given in the BA audi man of the sales. independent and organized houses calendars, which are engagement The money received from the torium. The pictures will be Members of. Mortar Board have on campus in an effort to reach diary type books, are filled with calendar sales will go for scholar taken Tuesday, Nov. 14. set up a booth in the student union their goal of selling 1,850 calen pictures of the University, officers ships to deserving women on cam this week and are selling calen- dars. and other campus information. pus.
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