Pogo Si- } Discussion (Continued hm I’m 3) iarity of uhsolulism in policy _. cod vs. WII, freedom vs. world mmunism -— that induces mil. Itnry solutlom to diplomatic problem. Mngee laid A discussion of US. comments should in- alvo (1) what the 0.5. wnnu do and (2) what it can do ractlcelly. The letter depends n “domestic exigencles" while he former depends on a view of a US. role Describing the iiierences between a realistio or Machiavellian View and an idealistic or moralistiu view, he treierred a moderate approach etween these two extremes — “cautious optimism" — 101‘ its. policy. “This is u position," e said, “that most or us would Iuhscribe to, but it takes tem- r and ability to balance these nsiom in one's mind and e rspectlye shot as psychologi- aLly diiilcult for someone in re- bponsibulty so keep. it in easy to reject everything or go for a SCARLET AND BLACK Friday. Ociolnr 1. mt greet society for the world." He cited, as an example, Fulbright, who “now is is lashing out in irrational ways” against the "irrational, Utopian rhetoric of Johnson." Jones, however, emphasized a cautious pessimism. not I cautious optimism. “One has to take . pessimistic view oi America’s role in the World," countered Jones. “I would not question the nature oi our goal — peace — but would question the means.” Ho declared the us. should pursue n calcu- lated realistic lonely: policy of self—interest in - Hobbeslnn sense. "I can’t buy that. Al," said Magoo. “i don't know what we mean by self-interest: It is im- possible to take any view of the world that does not have some value judgment and idealism if we went to move from here to there. The question Is to main~ tsin control. To remove moral- lsm in foreign policy would he a disasterr" Jones later qualified his re- Moncluys Only mark and admitted value judg- merits cannot be purged 1mm policy, However, he feared the historical nature of America's moralism can be disastrous to policy ii It Is not tempered with realism, Both iundameotolly agreed on the luck of realism today in v.5. loreign policy. They also discussed the ream (ion to that policy, neiyisnlsn (ionism. Weekend Evenis The A.R.i{. movie. "Hallelu- jah the Hills,” will be shown at 9:30 p.m. Friday and 10:00 pm. Sunday. A bus will leav. the Forum plant parking lot tor the Amana dinner at 6:00 pm Saturday. The Lenoir Quartet, with Paul Hersh, piano, will perform at 8:00 pm. Saturday ln Roberts Theatre. Forum is featuring The Original Sper- row at Rhythm In the North Lounge at 9:30 Saturday. Subbalh Service The Associated Jewish stu- dents are holding a Sabbath service tonight at 7 pm in tho Religious Activities Room of Steiner Hall. Everyone on Cour pus is welcome to attend. Foreign Service Visii James Simmayer, A Foreign Service Officer of tha Depart- ment oi State. will be on com- pus October 11 to discuss tho work at the {1.5. Foreign Serv- ice with interested students, A film, “In Search at Peace," will be shown in connection with Mr, Strumayer's visit. The next written examination for the Foreign Service will be held on December 3. 1966 at sites throughout the country; applications for the examination must be filed before October 22. Patronln Our Advertisers FOREIGN SERVICE CAREERS 2 FREE PEPSIS with Each Large Pinn FREE DELIVERY JAMES STROMAYEI. Foreign Service Officer Will be on campus October II to discuss career opportunities. A film. "In Search of Peace," will In shown. See your Placement Advilor for dniailrl IOWA CLEANERS Eliadquaners For: ILOIISES . SKIRTS SWEATERS - DRESSES GRINNELL “Ho Hun. A luv min uh ”moi minimum! he would not mk lmtllu loan “#1 Boy A: in. rm. on or) ad n mi The weeping nndwu'llnl could or. bend .11 ”in my in 2nd Arena-r New Kind minnow ”Emlyn! moi: rho world’: mum Thu-A unnounood would my. the un unit: I modem 1. found. wna, him. i. . Iblor (Ii-n in Will the m in. ii of Tlie Worldullaw rim/r om... iuh'iul ro 5. dm c-pfl-led? c... Fa! u 'm up, u n- PAGLIAI'S of course GIBSON'S DISCOUNT CENTER S-DAY FAMILY SPRAY BEOBORANT .n. 54¢ REYLON HAIR SPRAY Reg. {r Herdvio-Hold on. 53¢ HAZEL BISHOP SOORE HAIR OREAM 601. 11¢ PEPSOIIENT TOOTHPASTE 89: Value 46¢ LIPSTICK New Autumn Colors $1.00 Value 58¢ DESK LAMPS $291 ,, $411 HAZEL BISHOP LIQUID MAKE-UP $1.75 Value 71¢ TOOTHBRUSHES 4?: Valuo 9¢ TAME OREIIIE RINSE ”.57 Valu 78¢ GIBSON’S 5-SUBIEOT NOTEBOOKS 77¢ cvrnnl i . of NA. noun-r rw, wv‘nu o son. an. m r. 35 St. N. Y. I6. NV. u take 11-. Um 14 um WHERE YOU NEVER PAY RETAIL! EVERY DAY DISCOUNT PRICES SAVE YOU MORE 816 5th Ave. (irinnell, iowa Y CJII. to 9 pm. Friday 9 tun. to 8 pan. Mon. Tues.. Wed.I Thurs.. Sal. STORE HOURSi GEM STAINLESS STEEL BLADES 51.00 Vain. 54¢ HAZEL BISHOP OOMPAOT $1.00 Value 68¢ NEW SHIPMENT TIP TOP HAIR NEEDS Rollers. Heir Bands. Brushes ALL AT DISOOUNT PRIOES QUIOKY IMMERSION HEATER Bails Liquid III 1 Minnie}. Wonderful For Instant Sofiee. 67¢ 16 Oz.