9 Friday. November -|0.' Iqblr . SCARLET AND BLACK Page Eleven Radio Hams Attire 0n tempt/513W Will Addr‘?§.§.iii§.ilfi["§£f§ A dinner [or all IRC lnclllhcrs‘mcnl or the John R, Heath be held fund. lll Cowles. ivill Tuesday at 6:30 Memorial - by Peter Miller K G.R.W. is not the only ra- l Figgins emphasized that the IRC club is able to reserve Cowlcs According to Dan Figgins, the station on campus. If, by _ . _ , . ‘lor the dinner because of its chance, you pass East Norris lp‘ES’de‘“; "m“‘bm W1“_ he“ “5 :current size of 402 members He QM your way to eat at Cowles ' the special speaker Jullen Bry- stressed particularly that in glance rp at East's roof, Up there you will see a mass oi antennas. most of which belong to members of a shortwave ‘amzltcul radio club lormed here on campus last year. The Grinnell Amateur Radio club is headed by Mike Schulhol mud Jim Herndoll. As a unit. the club has a station, licensed by the ECG. With its own lndlvld- ual call letters 4 With approximately members who meet week. the members endeavor to help one another with problems concerning their "rigs." discuss 'contacts they have made and engage in general shop talk. eight . twice a . . , ' . , i Herndou is about to puttici- pate in the Twentyreigllth An- 'llual Sweepstakes sponsored by the A ericim Radio Relay League. he object oi the con- test is to make more contacts 1 than any of the other potenr tial 300 thousand participants in an allotted period of forty hours, Herndon placed filth ill the nation two years agar ' At present, all the club equipment is privately owned and is spread throughout the campus. Schulhot mentioned that the club would like to centralize ‘its operations. using college own- ed equipment so as to facilitate ease of operation and thereby act as a college service in at tempting to set up message come mumcamns for the students andlworks with his very technical radio apparatus. The club includes facility. {eight members on the Grinnell campus. i Though the club is officially} s-ecognized as a station by tlielTw H d d I T G I: FCC, and chartered by the) 0 un re 0W ES 0 e s A., it functions on}: very inr‘T S G toimal basis and charges no[ 0 ee ame N E I. _ , , . . i mime dues no on, Is car under students CW ll lance open to anyone who is interestediwm travel by bus to Moum‘ in amateur shortwave radio, Vernon tomorrow to see Grin—i In order to get to Cowles din-l whether or not he has had any nell play Cornell. The buses ing room now students must go} ibrevmus experience will leave at 11 am. Saga Will through Cowles lounge, Build—i [give box lunches to those who ings and Grounds is working on. All that is required, accor -isigned up for them. italt' g out a window by lhe‘ ing to Schulliol. is a sinccre in-‘ I . . present cntrancc and making a _- . ‘ . , t is estimated that at least “9.. mm Ge .19. us “...,do...; o‘elcst m_ ‘€d{°-_ A“ ”“053 m"‘one hundred students will alsolwa; They: W31] 1:: aim,“ mi forest?“ 1“ wmmg Shm‘m con'ltl'avel in private cat's accol‘dénglront of the double doors \vlllclli tact either Schulhot (box 1007 or to Sherry Miller. cheel'leadlnglwiu 5“” he meg phone 273) 0,. Hemdon (box.captain. TomOl'l'o\i"s game will‘ ass “phone 258) ‘be Grinnell's final one of the . ' football season. and will dctenjbe used as a thoroughfare by i i ' G ll > i ‘ ' 1 - l t (I . Tl ' Fifth Year Abroad ‘mg‘ $3235} Students To Spealt‘ ’fi’fiiqleople to get outside from the 351:"le 3 dining room without going‘ ' °‘“ 1". . through the lounge. campus who is fooled by this , statement, The only person has it is hoped by Evan H.Walden, During the Thanksgiving‘ weekend, from Wednesday, Nov.’ 22 through Saturday Nov. 25,; the Grinnell fifth year abroad Cowlcs lounge Will no longer i i fooling is himself. ‘ ‘dll'cctol‘ of the physical plant. A radio broadcast this week that the new entrance will be brought out the fact that wher-e-‘ ready ior use after Christmasi‘ as the Soviet Union used to carry. vacation. He also wants to have; 40 voies or more With It on UN the brick work done beiore it students will return to the Grin-l votes, in the past few weeks tliisi gets much colder. After the! 19:11 campus. During their star/.110“;1 11;” been more than cutbrick work is completed. the‘ A1 Flsher,WaltNeevl1 and 139011" ‘3 - lopening will be covered with For once let the United States . - ky Reltel' will report on their‘ live up to its principles of peace ffigvfjnfvflfikfhe me“ W” mi experiences in India and Cey-iflnd hope by voluntarily stop? ' ‘ w“ ping hysteria :lnd escalation. by The second in the series of‘ - .voluntarily halting atmospheric‘ facility speakers on “Approaches These students will participate nuclear tests. Let our example to Reality,” sponsored by Nic- m lectures] mm.“ entree hours.- sanity and hope in these ti-ou—; Board of Religion. will be held‘ . . beflS’lbl d: ' ‘Wl, ' s ' eta apieseniaimorsines. shimmy; ° an 1 01 Hgfggggdggapgm"mg it 11 m one interested in the filth Year; with so much at stake in the abroad program, or the PeacevUnited States decision. I cane‘ Corps. will be able to meet withi m “"ge 3")“ 10° F‘WYEW m 5“!" ipol‘t this resolution in the Com» these returning students and di '1 in: Smdem referendum cuss their views. A more detni Bill Halama cd schedule will be made avallv; Roger Poi-r (psychology) will speak on “Psychology’s Approach to Reality.“ There will be a cof— fee hour discussion on the same' topic the same afternoon at‘ 4:15 in Younker lounge. NOW ., Is the time to make plans for Christmas Va- t i able next week Oeike Is Appoin’redi {0 Committee PosiJ William c. Oelke, (chernistryii has been appointed to the Com-1‘ mitteo on Teaching of Chemis-. y of the American Chemical: cation travel. ociety, Division of Chemical . iducation. The appointment is G H T I c i. l or a period of three years. rlnne rave en er i rector . clinic. was in Chicago this \i-ceki an, a well—known photographer and international affairs lectur- pus in Connection \Vlth the coil— TIRC Sends Thre .vicw oi the special arrangements being made. all members are tier. Bryan will be on the cam» urged to attend the event Tues. day night. e Members To New York For Conference Three members of thc Inter-l national Studies two-day Conference in New Yul on “1961. United Nations Year of Crisis.” Molly Mal‘tlndale. Curt Lamb ‘and Gal’y Hanson will hear the African Level and the United keynote address by Indian Prime Minister Nehru. Besides Nehru: there will be three panels di cussing various aspects of the Velma B. Hlsel‘ (speech), dial of the College's speechi to attcnd the American Speechi and Hearing Convention. l She was scheduled to give a} paper and take part in a panel discussion Tuesday on “The Acar denllc Training of the Speechi Clinician in the Undergraduate College." The college fashion board is‘ Each of the students will hear Committee oflone panebcliscussion, Lamb, Miss , IRC left yesterday to attend aiMartindale and Hanson will an tend “The Role of ‘the Non- 'Allied Nations and International ‘IPOIltics.’Y “The Problem 0'! Ch'l-, ‘nese Representatlon” and “The Nations,” respectively. The conference. sponsored by the' foreign missions and the .UN missions, will be held at the ‘Unili‘d Nations. , lHotel Commodore. ‘Veima Hiser Pr esenl's Paper sponsoring a luncheon and fash- ion show. Wednesdav, Novem» ber 15 at 12:30 PM. in the Pri- vate Dining Room, Faculty wives and town guests have been in» vited. Foynters is in charge of the fashion show. which will fea- ture sportswear, casual clothes and Cocktail dresses, All models will be Grinnell coeds. FR A pair of FREE Irish hunter bringing in the la tail feather between Nov your size in the boots feather—and the "Irish The top choice of Men everywhere— WIN A PAIR IRISH SETTER" Setter Roofs goes to the ngesf Ringneck Pheasant . 11 and Des. 5, We have — iusf bring the long Setter" Doors are yours! "IRISH SETTER" BOOTS . . . Sportsmen and Outdoor IRISH SETTER BOOTS BY RED WING LOOK SHARP. BE SURE IT'S ARNOLD'S Rrough 1964. l