The Times

$3 Million UM Library To Be Built In Spring

The Board of Trustees of the University of Miami has authorized completion of the $3 million Otto G. Richter Library on the main campus, Dr. Jay F. W. Pearson, UM president, has announced. Construction is scheduled to begin i the early spring Dr. Pearson said. The first unit of the library, which cost $485,000, is in use, housing some 200,000 volumes formerly stored on the South Campus. Millionaires Gift Funds to complete the library were provided by utilization of $2 m on of the $6 million bequest from the late Otto G. Richter and through a gift of $500,000 from an anonymous donor. UM students voted last year to add $10 a year to their student activities fee to be divided equally to assist in the construction of a library and expansion of th Student Union. The main portion of the Richter bequest is being added to the University's general endowment to increase faculty salaries. Plans for the complete library call for a structure with five times the capacity of the first unit now in use, or a total of 190,000 square feet. Immediate use will be to house the Univers more than 500,000 books. The first floor will contain the undergraduate reading room. On the second floor will be located the reference, periodical and circulation departments. Additional reading rooms and study area will be found on the third floor. Dr. Archie L. McNeal, UM director of libraries, pointed out that the completed structure will be adequate to take care of the library needs of the University for an estimated 20 years.

Sunday Program Arranged By Music Club

Lawrence Tremblay, clarinetist and Joseph Tarpley, pianist, will be the guest artists presenting the public program Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Musicians Club of America, 303 Minorca Ave. The soloists, both on the faculty of the School of Music, University of Miami, toured South America this past summer on a 12-week concert tour, sponsored by the United States State Department. Included in their program Sunday will be brief talks by both musicians regarding the various aspects of musical performance and education in South America. Included in their program will be a composition written by the Bolivian composer Jose Diaz Gainza called, "Suray Sarita," and dedicated to Tremblay and Tarpley.

Cleopatra's Needle, an ancient obelisk which towers above the 84th Street section of New York's Central Park, is the oldest man-made object in this country. A gift of Egypt, it dates back tot 15 centuries B.C. and said to have been gazed upon by Moses. The inscriptions tell of the virtues and victories of King Thutmes, "Son of the Sun." It was presented to the city in 1877 by Khedive Ismail Pasha.

Exhibit Opens Oct. 17

The Artist Interprets the Figure will be the theme of an exhibit opening at the Natalie Baskin Gallery Oct. 17. The paintings will be on display until Nov. 5th. A preview of the exhibit, which expresses varied concepts of the human figure, will be held Sat., Oct. 15, from 8-10 p.m.

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Full Season Program Set By Miami Ballet

Looking forward to another successful year, the Miami Ballet Company has announced plans for its 10th anniversary season. On the agenda is an hour-long television show Dec. 4, a full evening performance in Fort Meyers in January, and the annual Spring production April 29 at Dade County Auditorium. Another highlight will be the premier of "Twist of Fate," a ballet written especially for the Miami company by Wakefield Poole, New York dancer-choreographer. Non-Profit Group The ballet company, a non-profit civic organization, was chartered in 1951 to provide a showcase for local talent and encourage promising young dancers. This summer company members continued their study in such places as the Ballet Theatre in New York, the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo and the School of National Ballet of Canada. Broadway and Europe, too, claim their share of former company members. Adriana Keathley is appearing in "Camelot" and Kenneth Creel and Pat Neary are touring with the American Festival Ballet and the New York City Ballet respectively. Final auditions for membership in the company will be held Oct. 16 at 2973 Coral Way; junior company auditions for ages 9-13, will be at 2 p.m. Those for the senior company, 14 and over, will be at 4 p.m. Judging the auditions will be Jill Mallory, 1st vice president of the Florida chapter of the Dance Masters of America, Thomas Armour, artistic director of the Miami Ballet and fellow of the National Academy of Ballet and Renee Zintgraff, director of the junior company. This past summer Armour was an instructor at the National Academy of Ballet in New York City. Studying under him were teachers from Puerto Rico, Sweden and Canada as well as the United States.

Demo Arts Club Meets Tuesday

New in the Southwest section of Dade County is the Demi-Arts Club, a social-service organization composed of resident women who will hold a meeting at 10:45 a.m. Tuesday at the Sunniland Shopping Center. Mrs. G. G. Hall, is taking reservations for the noon luncheon at CE 5-0453. The Demi Arts Club primary function is to enlighten and enliven the lives of its members through self improvement. To this end a program stressing individual interests, such as hair styles, clothes and cosmetics has been arranged. Service projects will be included throughtount the year's program. Mrs. G. O. Pletts at CE 5-4907 may be contacted for further information on membership and guests.

Tamiami Kiwanis' Fetes Fire Prevention Week

The Tamiami Kiwanis Club is observing Fire Prevention Week today by holding their annual noon meeting at the West Miami Fire Department. Following the luncheon there will be a brief demonstration of fire prevention methods.

COMEDIAN Mort Sahl and former heavyweight boxing champion, Ingemar Johansson, make their film debuts together in Columbia's "All The Young Men," which stars Alan Ladd and Sidney Poitier. The new film premiers at Loew's Riviera on Oct. 20.

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