Pap Ton SCARLET AND BLACK Friday, October 2i. I?“ ) Tornado (Continued Irvin Plan 1) The National Guard directed volunteers in the major outdoor clean-up operations “The Na- tinllal Guard seemed awfully Inefficient,” said one Grinnell V a l u n t 2 e r, Ric MacDowell. “There were an awlully lot ct unilormed people around and they should have assigned one to each volunteer groupr Instead they dropped or on and leit us. We were given some< thing to do which lasted only In hour and n halt and then we had to walk around and ask people it they needed help. “The orders were vague about what you could pick up. You couldn't move thing: in or around houses because the in- surance assessors hadn't been there yet. so some volunteers were moving heavy things just from one pile to another — this clearing up task should have been done efficiently by s trac< tnr." Some students ended up help- ing people at their houses. A low Grinnell girls helped an old woman salvage antiques that she had been saving for years. "Many at her things were smashed; it was very sad," was the comment oi une who helped "Tn: Audio mum contention on thd ml I: unduuoad nnly ll verb-I com- [or a plain and simple red-t position, Mum. Wilton rnd Goldb-rl obi-st 1- ton stnlilt's lovunmanf not Juan 1’! ll minus'ly but been It is I'M". u lln Rhone revetment Inu no «until-ill:- latarlllip, Ind rm- at the "ml firm black. Goldbl!‘ and "III“! would mom-e it quick" than you s ny ‘unuru.’ tun-«t Inu .1 Na. "DNA! REV vomit. i. D-ytr ctr-3. In E. as to, N. v. u, N. Y. herr Generally though, the towns- people seemed to have tr very optimistic attitude about the clean-up task. “We’re a close- knit [Own and we're taking it in our stride," one woman told a student as she searched for snlvagable belongings in the remains other homer ‘We‘ru iortunate there weren't more casualties because it all happened so suddenly there wasn’t any time to seek shel- ter," the woman added. The storm gave no warning whatso- ever and many were caught trying to hold their doors closed, not realizing that they were in the midst of a tomado, Although an unusually large number of home and business owners were insured, It was pointed out that “your insur- ance is never enough tor a catastrophe like this." besiiB Rayson, from Grinnell, said about the townspeople's future, "You would get awlully de< pressed to brave to stay there now. it was a novelty to be down there tor one day, but we could turn around and leave. Still this was a good opportu— nity tor Gn‘nnell students. Wis always talk about being com- mitted but we never do any- thing about it." News Debate Victory Cindy Nagel and Davb Schreck were among the five teams undefeated at tho Par- sons College debate tourna- ment, Saturday, October 15. Thirty-eight teams from Iowa and Missouri competed. Grinnell's other team, Jon Travgoit and Larry Fellerman, won one and lost two rounds. Thu current debate topic is “Resolved: That the United States should substantially re- duce its toreign policy commits ments." The debate team and several individuals will compete in n tournament in Omaha, Nebras- ka at the University at Omaha next weekend They will Ieavc Grinnell Thursday, October 27, and return Saturday, October 29, . Gale Consults Grant 0. Gale. physics. served as a consultant in phys- ics and chemistry at a recent boone - Dallas . Guthrie County Teachers institute held in Pen ry, WAYHE’S STEAKHOUSE "the Ru" restaurant ~cocktai| lounge steaks Next to flu Theater Briefs Conference on Coffee House “The Catacombs." the coiled house at Iowa State University has announced a conference on the Coffee House and the Coffee House movement. October 28, 29 and 30. in Ames, Iowa, The conterence, to begin with registration at 6 o'clock Friday night, October 23, will cost a total at 57.00 tor lodging, food and program costs. The program will consist of an exploration or the purpose, innction, and operation or the coiiee house. A program of tal- ent by those participants in the conicrence, will hlghlight the events of the weekend, Anyone interested in attend- ing the convention can get tur- ther information by contacting Jeanne Cook. Chem Faculty To Conference All five members of the chem- istry {acuity A Joseph D, Dan- Iorth, Luther Er Erickson. Wll~ llam A. Net/ill, William Cl 001- he, and Jack S. Swanson — at- tended a meeting of the Mid- western Association ct Chemiy iry Teachers in Liberal Arts Colleges held at Luther College, Decorah, Oct. 1415, Nevill led a discussion on science courses {or non-sctence majors, and Erickson was elected to a twtryear term as Iowa representative to use as- sociation's G e n e r ul Cuuncil. Oelke continues as editor of the MACTLAC Physical Chem- Istry Laboratory Manual which will be published in the spring. New Cowles Dinner To facilitate the feeding DI 1h. masses in Cowles, a North campus committee and Saga directors have revised proce- dure tor the early dinner. Beginning Monday, Octo- ber 24, the doors to Cowles dining room will open at 5:20 and will remain so until 5:30 when serving will begin Stu- (tents may enter any time dur- ing the ten minute period and clearing of plates will start as soon I: each table finishes. 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