Hump/ire y, Cape/tart T 0 Debate Wednesday In Darby- (Erinnell good“ VOL. LXVlIIGrinnell College. Grinnell. Hatfield Ancl Bur/t To Jim Ilatiicld and George Buck have been selected to serve as,, the editor and business manager . of the Scarlet and Black tor a ‘ year’s term beginning in Feb ruai‘y. ' lowa, Elected at Tuesday and Wede nesday meetings of the summit- tee on student publications, the two will serve as “special as-‘ -, sistants" to the incumbents tori theduratiori of this semester, ‘ During that time they will name their stait heads and wrthl them will take charge oi two‘ trial issues. At the beginning ot the second semester, the com- ‘ mittee will decide whether it will accept the two as perman» ent heads oi the publication. Hatfield, all Engllsllrjoul'hal- ism major, has been serving its assistant news editor on the 5&8 stuff. He is a member of Sign“ Delta Chi, and he is l employed by the Grinnell Cul- iege lntormation Sci-vice. Hatfield, whose home is Marshalltown, transferred Gl'lnnell in Sept, 1960. Mmhaumwn Junk" cellegeistudenl Senate was held last where he was plosident of the- night in Science 125 to consider freshman class and editor of [held resolution introduced by SGA school paPEL A “mm, he ,5 aiPrcsident Bill Halama coiicein- senator irom Clark hail, He has $1612: p‘°p°?ed ‘esu'm’mn 0‘ had professional journalism ex- by ms Um,“ Scams poi-ioiice with the Mai-shalltown uieiit. Times-Republican and the Tama NcwseHerald. He is a membcr oi. tcrrcd lo a statement made the AFROTC. Wednesday by Dr Linus Pattie Buck has been senlng as aS~ ing Pauling estimated that the Sistant business managal He islmosi. recent Soviet bomb exploe a mugshallsopho,“0,epiannmglsion will cause the dcioriiiation at 400000 babies ztlJ oiei the world within the lmxl icii yae , in; the lives or 400 000 babies- who illave never even ii-lilspcrecl their i i inl tel By Ruth Gruenewnld from govern- In his plea for the passage of the resolution, Halama re- to major in either mathematicsI or chemistry. His Lake Forest. Ill. home is Oldesi College Newspaper West of the Mississippi River 33% Friday. November 3, George But-k‘unil Jim untricld look over plan ior next year. The two will assume their duties_ in Felli'ualy An emergency meeting or tha' tests in the EUHOSPllm'é i961 No. 8 Head 5823 i l i l i as s a protest." llalama cited the tact that ”our government in the past few weeks has quite justifi- ,ably condemned the t-Union tor its resumption, ior its decision to poison the at— inosphere, ior its decision to ruin lullived lives." But, he said, "If to rcsuiiie testing, we will be adding poison to poison We are going to detoim nioie lives, And ior what purpose?’ The resolution :tselt by stating three tat-ts, i, The Soviet Union ccntly conducted a series oi ate iiiosphci-ic nuclear tests chin-axe ed by a 50 inc-eaten explosion lon October so. Now the US we decide begins is “Barber Of Seville" To Be Presented Sund y sky av ingv and strives tor phrases that ivill sound as 'it the composer had Grind Opera Acknowledged by leading mu l sical authorities toi 145 yeais, "the finest flower ot the old italian musical comedy," hosf sini's riotous opera budo, “The written the niiisic to them Barber of Seville,” will ”cl The iesentation oi the op- ‘ brought '0 Glmm” 0“ Sundayv lcratic igrcc will employ a coin Fiesented in its entiiety, theipany of 50 mcludmg 11 1mm °Pem Will be restored ‘0 "‘9 cipal singers, tult chorus and 0mm“ “We!“ 0f "5 “mp“ loichcstra,° and will be iuily 3“ “d Played in a Spllghuylstaged, with the atmosphere of new English VBrSm“ When the 15th centuiy Seville colorfully GoldDVSkY Grand Opera T“Maire created in newly designed appeals here m “*6 COME “Ilscts by Aristides Gazctas, util its seventh cross country tour. lmg “paging “its Wm, Swami The matinee performance ivilli begin at 3 and the evening pcl’»l iorniance at a in Roberts Thea—i ter. . l The opera is under the mue, sical and state direction or Balls Goldoivsky, known to m 'l lions as Opera“ ioi his ine‘ termision commentaries on the weekly Saturday matinee broad— casts iroin the Metropolitan Opera, . “The Barber oi Seville” will be pcriormed here in a translation by colrlovsky and Sarah Caldwell that, like all those used by the Goltlov- >bcgiu at 3 11,1“, (Ind 8 p,m, Theater, .acoiistical ids any too literal render- 1' English lSoVillc" was drawn by Rossini's actually ‘, 1 written Members oi the ledovsky operatic troupe stage it silli's musical comedy, which they will present here Sund s, “The Barber piope The plot oi oi librettist, Cesare Stcrbini, trom a caustic, semi-political satire in 1775 by Beaumal‘v cliais. , The author, a popular figure in French society until the fever lution, wrote two remarkable comedies on the "Figaro" theme: “Le Bar-bier de Seville, ou la Pi'ecautian Inuttle,”which, ioiin. ing a sequel to “The Barber's”, Mozai‘t's‘ plot, was the basis tor OPCI‘EI. tlvlollenlioiic To Modera'le Talks i ‘ llClEHSr \rreslclence U. S. Senators Homer jhait (R :. Indl Humphrey (Dem, Cape— Republicans will be held in and Huberti the private dining room at Minn.) and 6:15. He will lecture again at ‘Clark Mollenlion‘, Washington‘ 8 pm, in Darby. lcorrcspoiideiit tor the CowleSi The Young Democrats who newspapers, iiill visit on com the planning Humphreys visit ,9“: this beak on Tuesday, Wed have set up his schedule as fol- lnesdoy and Thursday. lows, according to Steve Hotli, i The climax of the visit will pi 'dent of the Young Demo- the a debate bctuecn Capehait ciats Humphiey Will anvive land Humphrey, who are among about 7 pin. on Tuesday and ,the leading spokesmen for theii will gice a political lecture in respective paittcs MollcnhotiiRohcits Thcatci at 8 pm The will inodeiate this debate whlclllYoung Democrats are planning lwill take place at 8 WeclnesdAyia reception in his honol at 9:30 liiiglit in Darby gym lTLlCSday evening, Capehait is a loading consc it On Wednesday morning at 11 vain-e. Humpliiey is a libeial‘Ldmphrey ill give a political and iias chairman oi the Sena‘iEv address in Her-rick chapel and lsub- -coniniittcc on disarmament at 12 he “in cat with the Ygung Gumball Humphley andt Moi lDemocr.ats Dinner will be at lenholT have been invited herclsiao pi Coitvles dining room, lby the Program in PIaCthlelHumpthy will participate in iPoiitical Education and are pu ‘e the debate with Capghai-t at 3 under this Wednesday evening and hill at« ograiii. itend the [acuity ieception im- The schedule for the thicc inediately folio ing it. participants in t c Political Lee ! Mollciihotf will arrive at about 'vturcship have been announced 2 Wednesday aiterrioon. Ht: will by their sponsoring organiza-‘ be the guest oi honor at a dip- tions Al Boston picsidcnt otii-ier at 5 sponsored by Theta the Young Republicans, who are Sigma Pm and Sigma Delta Chi Capchaits hosts duiing his visit ljaul‘nalism fraternities At 8 announces the follow g schecl pm he will moderate the dev tile for his stay: He will airive ate between Capehart and ,latc iii the aiternoon on Wed- Humphrey and will attend the inesday and eat climax in the‘ iaciilty reception which will tol- tr the 5&8 as thcy‘ Soviet ‘ has for ' eue tram “ 'lle Barber of Seville,” Rossv I’eriox'mnntes in Roberts the1tel' will‘ Quad at b: do, At 8 he will take pait iii ,bc Iolloived by a taculty iecep tion toi the visitors Thursday morning Capehart wi give a political lecture in Herrick chapel at 11. He will eat lunch in the Quad , and tour the campu At 4:30 tthe Young Republicans are holding a reception in his hon. or in Yollxlker lounge A itin- , ner sponsored by the Young seriously considering a I'ésllmpr tioii of nuclear testing in the atmosphere. 2, Military expelts of: the United States have repeatedly asserted that wc.could "destl roy any enemy iiino attacks us rc-l lgai-diess or when or how‘ he does it” (Arlclgh Burke of the Joint Chiefs of StaFE bel'me a Cullgicssiol‘ial committee) And Plesidcnt Kennedy himself has she sed thc iittei uselessness oi the lecellt Soviet Sclhies 3. Many physicists, doctors. lJiDlogiSts, and health officials have offered concrete, p0. ive er .ence oi the grotesque eon. thc debate which will; ,tornial lctasses and will be in the Union l claie l States: lon atmospheric nucleal . resolution icei ii toi ituie ot the Unitcd States low Thursday he will attend classes in the morning and re— turn to Des-Memes at noon on am welty and Pat )1qu are making arrangements _-toi his stay on campus An eifort is being made to have as many students as pos— sible meet the visitors in an i — way. They will Viot at various times to talk to stu» Senators Attend Special Meeting sequences of Strontium 90 and other radioactive iatlout par» ticles The resolution goes,on to de- that “We, the Student Senate or. Grinnell College, op. , pose the resumption of atmos» pliel'lc testing by vuie United and favor a moratorium testing by the United states in the in- ltelcsls of people everyw‘.”heie The behind the “equal con: international, pas» as ‘iivell as tor the perpetuation of ptinclples include the ‘ SENATE; ‘ Cont. p. ,col.1 CALENDAR OF SOClAL EVENTS Fi itlm . Nov. \\ RA D'dllce liltlal’nlllr'lls, 8 p.m Dnlby Stilljtdm, No‘ 30 Women's Gym 7,30 ARH \VUS Auction Dzmce,’7 l‘nOVlGi“GOl'ValSe", Sunday, mo 'e“‘Gel 'Se", opel‘ai'Barbol' of Seville", Theater 4 Nov e '7 :30 ARH a pm. and 8 pm, Roberts Friday, t '0“ 10 Vt o'itien‘ s lounge parties movie—“The Lady flom Philadelphia" , (special film ser- ies) Saturday, Nov. 11 dramai‘flt'ings and Clowns”, 8 pm. Roberts-Theater Sunday, Nov. 12 mama—"King's and Clowns", 8 p.m. Roberts Theater l‘Realiiy ' ls Sub' i {Of Danforih lecture The inst leetuie in the chapel series, “Approaches to Reality, was given this morning by Joseph D, Danrorth (chemistry) who viewed the scientific ap— proach to reality. A cottec hour will be held this afternoon to give students and vtaculty a chance to ash Daniortli questions concerning his chapel lecture. The lecture and cotiee hour are sponsored by the Board oi Religion.