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New Orleans Jazz Group To Perform Straight from the city where jazz was born, Sammy Penn's Preservation Hall All-Stars will bring the authentic sound of New Orleans jazz to Columbia Dec. 11 in a concert featuring clarinetest George Lewis. Only 300 tickets will be sold for the concert, the fourth in a series sponsored by the Columbia Jazz Club. It will begin at 3:30 p.m. in the Town Theatre. This will be the first time the group has played in South Caro lina. Organized by drummer Sammy Penn, the group includes musicians who stayed in New Orleans and preserved the original jazz styles while other jazz groups went to Chicago and New York to become internationally known mu sicians. Tickets are on sale at the Capi tol News Stand and Taylor Street Pharmacy. " Use All of Sun Op?n Your Charge Ai " 1 boar r 1 day a " Spedali.s in dry 4 " 24-bour e.op law " Hand [InIaid are * 'hrifty laundry & " 30 day. to pay LAUNDRY MAN A ACROSS MtOM I S.RA Notl othe noth that of til diffe 2. 3. The your (Issitr S rMC Ks AAcA TEIILL roM ANG Th By ANSWAP AN~ CM[[6EN~Y AlM, FIND-C.G A STRAKGF SET Op CIACL^ f AA0WID CAMAS NAIV D'SAPVhAAAD &5AVING No fI'C(... ?,I' I I DIAfALV [(.MN TNt S t R;R CuLC. Tont ANp G[NL riMD CUACM IN A CAp oox M&'1 Five To The University of South Caro lina c h a p t e r of Beta Gamma Sigma, national honorary fratern ity in business administration, will hold its winter initiation and din ner meeting Tuesday, December 6 in the Russell House. Serving The Gamecocks In Their Own Backyard shine's Services ount Now At sWurHHU rvIeW (by r qmw) ea-isg SeMtbe., & .ued.. dry I. dry do-mwdg ew.ie w " & CLEANERS r aosnsou WHAT 0 ling has ever divided our xn r to the degree the race pr ing we know sC) little of: Ti >sive issue of our tifile. Lrdless of how y'ou mayfe intelligent action is. andC wvi solution. Intelligent actioni e subject niatter-, andi this kr rences and their relationship RACE AND REASON by C< sist of the biological di! torian). THE BIOLOGY OF THE RA4 epitomizing the finds ar throughout the world. RACE: 11 QUESTIONS AIh Garrett (for 15 years head at Columbia University< b)ooks wviHllb pid for bi cils in South Carolina. We as judgment will be your- ownt. ('d hu1 anf enflightenedY (ciftizen CaMC WC MUS IftAA!g rN i n. to JaAA!' oin t A B A. _ rt-Y IUO - ~sThe FraOterit nnunemta five students arc to be initiated 1 at the meeting. Undergraduate stu dents to be initiated are: Robert L.' Gresham, Greenville; Kenneth C.1 Inman, Conway; James L. Kendall Jr., Florence; and Yates D. Hawk-. ins, Columbia. Morgan B. Coker of Turbeville, a graduate student, also will be initiated. Principal speaker at the dinner meeting of Beta Gamma Sigma will be Dr. James F. Kane, who will be-r conE dean of the USC College of; Business Administration early next year and who is now executive sec- t retary of the American Association 1 of Collegiate Schools of Business.t Sundays 10:30 A.M. LUTHERAN WORSHIP 1529 Pendleton Street Across From Naval Armory D YOD KN ationi, pitted one person agair oilem has divided us. And ti se truth, the facts on race, th( r as an individsual, vou must m continue to e, imperative i n anyr field pre-supposes knov owledge, inf the area of inlate to wvorld problems, very few p irleton Putnam (a leading sy ciplines and prize-winnin E PROBLEM by Dr. W. C. Ge d opinions of over 90 scie ID 11 ANSWERS by Dr. Her of the Department of Psych :2nd past President of boti -ividual members of the Cit k you to reaid them wvith open ni The onend return exected is tIu suo,e ucY - - -- - EEEE SOVM'OS LrKe ( ?/ . WA CIUE' I >eca meAW [ a AC n ational Sorgaiaini h e - U ni er it ofV W i c n th erteClfrni ty ged Bepha ofmm SotSaia Capternt >fcthe fratrnas charteredion i .9arche5 1963, wieDr Jadmens ,or tni e an of the co ol of Jusinessit AdmIinoisran, ase prei Betha Gamm Sigmhalimit ihatsr nfebaerhit thos shtud won -ankrin, the upern of theirolo atembesterof those y u. Et wo ;rater ls adun iyr o membership in Beta G a m m a gma is thus the highest scholas ic honor that a student in com nerce and business administration an win. 1h SHOPPIN ECHR1SyA SWEA by PURITAN f SHIF by El the traditiom C OPELA losten Dao h Rco of moICst Adiitainatrin febrhpt hs dnswor e Dai h urtnho thirn ~aee clstn juno res mon thehighst furoprcen of olemershp.iiBta iss rcianrthtastdn inentar nsess.adbuins admintisio nhe win. 5.SHI byy . E th therfdio is an-Rc LS linds; isfresul (r Sot toffrnpe rightandy CegITUr EDUC is racialmenP. Palmer' Evaluat Dr. J. David Palmer, asst. pro-' fessor in the Department of Politi cal Science, is the author of "Re vitalizing S t a t e Legislatures" which appears in the November issue of "Governmental Review," a publication of the USC Bureau of Governmental Research and Serv ice. In the article Dr. Palmer sug gest:, that the time has come for a new evaluation of the needs of the General Assembly, using as a guide developments in other states. The most recent review in South Carolina was conducted 17 years ago by a committee of legislators and resulted in establishment of the Legislative Council, changes in some procedures, and reduction of the number of standing commit tees in the House of Representa tives. lie suggests that the legislative committee look into the procedures and practices of the General As sembly and to explore the need for an additional staff for the Legisla tive Committee, more office space for committees and individual legislatures, reduction of the num ber of standing committees in the Senate, a legislative internship program, and use of computers to maintain daily records. Reasons for the new interest in legislative practices of states are reapportionment and growing con cern over changes in the states' participation in the federal system t:hrough such programs as grants in-aid. DAYS LEFT UNTIL AAS VACATION TERS ]nd JANTZEN TS NRO :l gift, from ND CO. IT RACE the keyjnote of ttcen?tie'th een f the racial modificatjins nec mld the entire worldl will (det turies to come. te racial differences exist? Ar ~erni Civ'ilizaitiona? Do the law c? The door to enilightenimeni >r the asking! Studenits dlesiril iie of our timeC will receive, os copies of 6 books booklets 'a S. stern Psychological Associ >Iogical Association). AMEWORK FOR LOVE by 4 the University of Californ astions and answers. E NEW FANATICS by Willi :slysis of the fanaticism of E EVERS OPINION --rend oral judge. IMITED OFFER interested in this FREEI ase fill out the form at nail to: IZENS' COUNCIL. Nor ATION COMMITTEE 0. Box 11175 IStre 'ibia, S. C. 29211 Ct I St nr-arntar 7 i .ou -- I /ir, s NewA_ es egis "South (arolirt h:. . of the leaders" in th . state legislatures to red number of comrnittes. L. r ,. Palmer. After the South Gir, ,nr : -4.. * Aids o't)1 Dr. J. David Pa.lme-r. muth~r of t lature'., is organizing a p reJ." teoj . to, any other article", that .AeI t ";.0 "4r I -oldier to Vie"tnaen..e ehildre"n to \ it Narn. participate and plac". an\ areI,. ii h,, Ru.ell House. of le(gislat ive prae" :w, cedures :n 1:9. the n standing committcee in; - i of Represent.atives \ws- . eight. No ne"mler may b to mreti than tw co,rrrn . .. no House member wh . of a committee may b : s,. of another. CORNELL ARMS e GOOD FOOD " Convenient To Campus " Pleasant Atmosphere " 10% Discount On Meal Boc STUDENT SPECIALS DIFFEREN( w. mlatrialiingt2 thI\fl n.bat on L'rmIlleI thle (OnT11e < ir .jj i/i,*, tto l)etter illidt'Iststtla t:D er a period of 3 months comph virittent b5 qulihe a h l u s. aition and the America Psy :arleton Putnam, an addres a at Davis with subsequen am A. Massey, a thoughtfu present day "intellectuals. ared recently by a prominen SCHOOL ADDRESS et -Stree City Sat i e - Seven irticle lature :P4 1f .x il : ., ' t " tit( p P. ii~. ~~>> ur~ s amrfnrk photc by Gal|oway /iers hr. r'r ,rrr e I nfl . -f "Lrl hIf - DIES'el-. -. IEOEth I.rfte. :gIlf i. tiI,I bu ft.i r s.r fI ir ui'i ng II. rE p..a -1" tht.rl Ihu' -Iw i l" t. t..- fis, Edl in fronit ,f ith CAFETERIA w-s 11 IS tx 't HOM AD E