Brown and White Vol. 76 no. 19

              bud dashiell and travis edmonson better known as bud and travis will give a concert here dec 12 the folk singing duo is well-known for its wide repertoire which in cludes many foreign songs the concert is sponsored by the class of 67 sponsored by class of 67 bud and travis to sing peace corps representatives mr and mrs james borton will visit lehigh on wednesday thurs day and friday the husband-and-wife recruit ing team will appear at special luncheons dinners and discussion sessions during their three-day visit the team will be present at several classes but their exact itinerary has not as yet been set according to a letter sent to william l quay assistant dean of student life the peace corps is darwing more and more highly qualified applicants from colleges and universities like lehigh the letter stated that due to the demands upon students attention it is necessary that the peace ence on a 33 hour train trip from istanbul to izmur the bortons had neither food nor water he said two other passengers in the compartment opened their lunch basket and insisted on shar ing what they had with the bor tons god has given us respon sibility for you said the turks so please eat the teaching of english is be coming increasingly important in turkey the bortons said but gov ernment restrictions hinder the methods and materials that may be used despite the fact that spoken english is so important the government emphasizes the reading of english in their require ments the library that they helped construct was a summer project done in association with a group of 20 architectural students both borton and his wife indicated they had a feeling of futility during this project because the workers and the villagers failed to view the library as anything other than a construction project corps expand its efforts to reach motivated qualified applicants these expanded efforts include the bortons visit to lehigh as peace corps volunteers in turkey the bortons taught eng lish as a foreign language — dur ing their first year at a secondary school in the village of bolu and in their second year in the town of antakya they also aided in the construction of a library in a village near antakya both jim borton and his wife nan were impressed with the kindness of the turks mrs borton tells of their first trip to istanbul we gave our taxi driver the name of an expen sive restaurant and as we drove told him we were teachers in a public high school living on the salary of a turkish teacher — 70 per month he said this place is too ex pensive for you come where all the cab drivers and policemen eat then i'll take you to an inexpens ive night-club borton refers to their experi solon slote of 26 is the longest ever most of his growing years in nogales arizona while at the university of ari zona he undertook the writing of a dictionary of the yaqui indian language during his studies with the yaquis he was made a mem ber of the tribe — the only white man ever to be accorded this honor bud and travis one of amer ica's most popular folk singing groups will give a concert at 2 p.m december 12 in grace hall the team with their varied repertoire is sponsored by the class of 67 tickets are on sale for two dollars at the student ac tivities desk and in huff's music store in bethlehem tickets re maining will be sold at the door fraternity men can purchase tickets through their sophomore cabinet representatives and fresh men can buy tickets from repre sentatives who will visit their residence halls have cars on campus that week end if they are attending the con cert students will receive a per mit from howard c troy assist ant dean of students upon presen tation of their concert ticket the background of the duo is as varied as their repertoire bud dashiell was born in paris his mother was a singer in the folies bergere while his father was a foreign correspondent and free lance wrter for american periodi cals bud started playing the guitar as a hobby at 17 he began play ing nightclub dates to support himself while he attended art school as a preparation for a career in advertising illustration travis edmonson was born in long beach california and spent dire problems trouble sncc members say the majority of arcadia seats are up for grabs next week and a record number of candidates seem to know it twenty-six candidates more than ever before are campaigning for nine of the 16 posts in the stu dent government organization the men elected on dec 7-9 will rep resent the entire student body the polling place will be located opposite the post office boxes in the university center it will be open from 10 a.m to 5 p.m see lack page 6 with the aid that is now being given the mississippi freedom movement will not survive this was the message of mitchell zimmerman a graduate student in politics and chairman of the princeton freedom cent r at a civil rights meet'ng monday nov ember 23 in the university cente . the meeting was sponsored by the newly formed organization for civil rights at lehigh inconjunc tion with rhg - ' - ; zimmerman said that freedom workers were continually being arrested on minor charges and that terror and brutality were ex ercised by the police and public with literally no law enforcement the main reason for the severe brutality is to keep the negroes from voting said zimmerman also speaking at the meeting were philip hocker a sophomore at princeton lucia hatch a co by mark kelly a faculty member from the government department and the arcadia election committee will use the hare system of propor tional representation to deter mine the new members students after showing their i.d cards to the graduate student in charge must vote by placing the numeral 1 before their first choice 2 before their second choice etc on the ballot under graduates should not feel obligated to express more choices than they actually have candidates include robert adelaar 66 donald beane 67 james becker 66 william cava hagh 67 stewart early 66 richard gladstone 67 ; cris han sen 67 eric humphries 67 steven mandell 66 thomas mc cloud jr 67 john pugsley 67 thomas ramsey 67 john ran dall 67 and d'arcy roper 67 other candidates are peter russ 67 daniel schoedinger 66 ladd siftar 67 james simpson 67 collier smyth 67 david sparrow 67 terry stuart 66 ronald sutier 67 steve wilcox 67 benham wrigley 67 harvey york 67 and charles zall 66 the seven appointed arcadia members include one representa tive each from the interfraternity council the residence halls council the town council the junior class cabinet and the sopho more class cabinet two members of the freshman class cabinet are nonvoting mem bers until the new arcadia is ini tiated on the first wednesday in the spring semester lucia hatch coordinator for student non-violent coordinating committee in new jersey and mitchell zimmerman chairman of the princeton freedom center explain the problems of rights workers in mississippi to john chamberlin 65 a member of the civil rights club at a meeting sponsored by the club and residence halls council nov 23 brown and white 866-0331 01 76 — no 19 peace corps members to recruit next week bethlehem pa — friday december 4 1964 notice the results of the brown §§ and white questionnaires to \ arcadia candidates will be | published in next issue the 1 candidates were asked to 1 list their qualifications and i to define their positions on i pertinent topics