Friday, )epfember In, ism SCARLET AND BLACK Senators Dominick. Bayh to Open PPPE Year With October Visits October appearances by two United States senators will open the 196465 Program in Practi- cal Education on campus. Sen. Peter H. Dominick, Colo- rado Republican, and Sen. Birch _Bayh, Indiana Demo» crat. will inaugurate this year's series of political Visits. Sena- tor Dominick will appear here Oct. 6 and Senator Bayh will visit on Oct. 13 as part of the college's 1964 Republican Day Summer Months Add Money Grants Several monetary grants were awarded to Gtinnell Col- lege during the summer recess. These awards, as announced during the last several months, include: A $13,995 institutional grant from the National Science Foundation Intended "to prOr vide general and flexible sup. port to develop and maintain sound, wellrbalanced programs of research, education, or re lated activities in the sciences." Institutions receiving basic research grants from the foundation during the period from April 1, 1963 to March 31, 1964 were eligible to apply for 1964 grants. A $1,500 grant from Quaker Oats Foundation: the Foundation m a k e 5 annual grants to privately supported. degreea granting, four year school where the company's employees have received an undergraduate degree. Grinnell has three graduates with Quak— er Oats. A $10,000 grant from the Kresge Foundation: this gift is to be used to help finance the addition to Grinnell’s Hall of Science. the and Democratic Day activities. As in customary with PPPE visitors, the senators will be ”politicianssin residence” dur- ing their stay on campus, They will meet and talk informally with students in classrooms, at meals, in the Student Union, and in residence halls. Additional features include an evening lecture in Darby Gym— nasium and an afternobn press conference by each visitor. Both of these events are open to the public. Senator Dominick will speak on ”Freedom and Responsi- bility Through Limited Gov- ernment — the Republican Goal." Also on campus during his visit will be Evan Hult— man, Iowa Attorney General and GOP candidate for govern or; John Ky], congressman from Iowa’s fourth congressionr al district; and Robert Ray, stane Republican chairman. “The Great Society, at Home and Abroad — the Democratic Goal,” will he the topic of Sen- ator Bayh’s address. Iowa Gov- ernor Harold Hughes will ac- company him to Grinnell, as will Bert Bandstra, Democratic candidate for fourth district Congressman, and Lex Ha'wk- ins, Democratic state chair- man. The PPPE was inaugurated in 1959 and is designed to foster the interest of Grinnell students and effective participation in the political life of their Com- munitles and states and the na~ tion,.1t is under the direction of C. Edwin Gilmour associate professor of political science. PPPE visitors during recent years include Former Presi- dent Harry S. Truman, ‘Senator Barry Goldwater, and Senator Hubert Humphrey. F arm 5 r President Dwight D. Eisenhow- er is scheduled for a May, 1965, appearance here under PPPE sponsorship. Zitner Named Robert Honor Professor for Current Year Dr. Sheldon P. Zitner, Carter-[Brooklyn College, in 1947, and Adams professor of literatura,!a Ph D from Duke University is serving this year as the James Morton Robert Honor Professor. The award, pre- sented in June by Dean of the College James H, Stauss, is given for “outstanding excel~ lence of work.” Former Robert Professors are: Dr. Joseph F. Wall, history; or. Helena Per< cas Ponseti, Spanish; Dr. Jos- eph D. Danforth, chemistry, and Dr. Winston L, King, relig- ion. The endowed honor professor- ship was established three years ago by a Grinnell alumni couple, Mr. and Mrs, Fred M. Roberts of Seattle, in memory of their son, Who died in 1931' Mr. Roberts, a trustee of the college, is an 1899 graduate: Mrs. Roberts, formerly Edith Swan, is a member of the class of .1905. Dr. Zitner, a native of New York City who joined the Grin- nell faculty in 1957, received a bachelor of arts degree from All Trustee Officers Set for New Terms All officers of the college Board of Trustees have been reelected for two-year terms. They are Edwin S. Hewitt, ’29, Libertyville, 111., chairman; Donald H. Clark, '13, St. Louis, Vice chairman; David Kruidenier, Jr., Des Moines, vice chairman; Vice President Merritt c. Ludwig, Grinnell, secretary; and TreasurerrProp- erty Manager Charles L. Kauf- man, Grinnell, treasurer, Mt. Hewitt announced that the board has accepted the res- ignation of the Right Rev. Gor- don V. Smihh, Des Moines, bish- op oi' the Episcopal Diocese of Iowa, 3 member of the board since 1950. Welcome to Grinnell Get yourself off [to a good start at college and plan for the future. OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT AT GRINNELL FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association "WHERE YOU SAVE DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE In 1955. He also has studied at the University of Maine. l-lis major academic concentration and teaching emphasis have been on literature. The author of many published articles and poems, he recently collaborated with two Grinnell colleagues—Profs. James D, Kissane and Myron M. Liber- man, in the Writing of a book titled, “A Preface to Literary Analysis." Dr, Zitner has also in pro cess a critical study and edi- tion of Spenser's "Mutabilities Camus,” which will become part of T1105. Nelson and Sons Renaissance and Medieval Ser ries, to be published in Scot- land. A third book, based on a series of articles In print, some accepted for publication, and others in draft; Will be on Shakespearean c h a r acteriza- tion. « A veteran of nearly five years in the armed services during World War 11, Dr. Zitner taught at Duke University, New Mexico Highlands University, Page Ni’nc Catawba College in North Caro, lina, and Hampton institute in Virginia before coming to Grin. nell. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and in 1949 won the Norman Foerster Criticism Award. Dr. and Mrs. Zitner are the parents of a daughter. ‘) MIXED UP ON WHAT TO EAT? YES? WE’VE GOT ANSWERS THE TASTY PASTRY 923 Broad Eat out at the Dixie. is our business your pleasure m THEATRE GRINNELL surname“ ARE THE DAYS on union ENTERTAINMENT HISTORY WILL BE MADE Illnu TIIE MIRACLE orgltmalmwsmlh Ill tilillilitIOI/ISIIJII Induction tIElIIIflE EIIII COHEN Retails RICHARD BlIRTON non oIII EIGUDS moo-levies or HAm In .: Nillmlrlltflinlitflbifilllfllyflu! ONLY ENGAGEMENT! 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