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Elizabethan Dinner Presented by Choir dtomwrttntt la% damjWH Serving Storrs Since 1896 VOL. LXVIII NO. 57 STORRS, CONNECTICUT Friday, Dec. 11, 1970 rail strike ends by court order UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL WASHINGTON - Yielding to a court order, striking railroaders pulled down their picket lines at rail terminals across the nation Thursday night, end- ing a chaotic 18-hour halt in the move- ment of passengers, freight and Christ- mas mail. Officials reported that by 11 p.m., five hours after President C.L. Dennis ordered members of the striking rail clerks union back to work, pickets had been removed from most major rail terminals and crews were reporting for work. Some of the interrupted service al- ready was restored, officials said, and except for problems with piled-up freight or jumbled-up cars, normal service could be expected by midday Friday. The nation's largest railroad, the Penn Central, already had some trains back in operation and expected full ser- vice by morning. The 1968 Toyota pictured above was trapped by the I'Conn "portable ditch" Production Drops Wednesday night resulting in damage to the radiator and front end, according Despite its brevity, the strike al- portable ditch? to the car's driver, Norman Lacina of 163 Foster Drive, willimantic. The ready had cut into vital segments of the ditch was located adjacent to the School of Pharmacy driveway at the time nation's economy. Ford Motor Co., of the accident. (Campus photo by Paterson). U.S. Steel and a number of other in- dustrial giants reported sharp drops in production Thursday. Dennis ordered his members back to work after the union was threatened with a $200,000 a day fine for contempt of noted illustrator speaks to students court If the strike continued in viola- tion of a federal injunction. Dennis said he acted because he had been promised "expedited" talks under est illustrator who ever lived, was able By DIANE BROZEK like emotions or do you occasionally government mediation to try and settle to compound the meaning of his words invite a kid to lunch?" a year-old contract dispute with rail- Maurice Sendak, hailed by one of with his pictures, his most beautiful Sendak replied that although he has road management. A session was im- his editors as «a true genius in the field example being 'Songs of Innocence and his nephews "Just in case," he never mediately arranged for late evening and of children's literature" discussed his Experience'." works with children for that purpose." negotiators spent an hour going over art with about 200 students yesterday He remarked that he would rather ground rules for the future. morning at Associate Professor France- According to a New York Times Ma- write for pre-schoolers because they're Dennis, who had dropped from sight lia Butler's Children's Literature class gazine, Sendak said he agrees with Blake "ruthless in criticism, havenohang-ups since the strike began at midnight Wed- in HU 105. that "society conspires to deprive the or prejudices, which allows the author nesday, reappeared to announce his back- One of the worl'd leading illustrators child of his most precious quality, the to be completely free and honest.* to-work order within a few minutes of of children's books, Sendak replaced the ability to confront experience Intensely "Is it a coincidence that the charac- the announcement of impending fines. traditional lecture with a question- and directly and creatively." ters which you draw look like you?" ■I now order my people to return to answer period. one student asked. work immediately on a temporary basis Illustrations in a children's book are A student asked, "Do you rely on Sendak replied, "I guess that's just pending final determination on our dis- probably the most important pictures a your childhood memories to recall cheld- a special kind of vanity." pute,* Dennis told a news conference child will ever look at* Sendak explained. at the Labor Department. "Children look at an Illustration His announcement came shortly af- differently than an older person. They ter U.S. District Judge John H. Pratt pick up the most minute facial expres- abortion law reform held the clerks* union in contempt of sions and other details that give a pic- elizabethan dinner court and gave it until midnight EST to ture life.* return to work or face a daily fine of When asked by a student if he likes is topic of discussion $200,000. children*, Sendak replied, If they're in- presented by choir But Dennis made it clear his back- teresting". He continued, "Children are to-work order was only temporary. He typed as 'amorable' creatures, and that's at z.p.g. symposium said he might order his 200,000 mem- just not so. They're Just people." By MARGARET BAIN bers back on strike if contract nego- Sendak said that he "abhored" the By BARBARA KARAS tiations are not productive by the end stereo-typed picture of Hans Christian About 200 banqueters, feasted on an of the strike moratorium voted by Con- Andersen with "960 children glued to Elizabethan dinner hosted by the UConn Concentrating on the need for change gress early Thursday. his lap". Concert Choir last night In the Stu- In abortion laws and how to bring about Congress ordered a delay in the rail Sendak was the first American to win this change, members of the legal and strike until March 1. Dennis said federal- the Hans Christain Andersen Award, the dent Union ballroom. medical professions spoke here last The choir sponsored the dinner ly-mediated negotiations were getting highest international honor for ex- night at a symposium sponsored by Zero under way Immediately. Dennis said he Thursday to raise funds for a trip next Population Growth. cellence in illustrating. He received summer to Vienna, Austria. The choir believed the clerks would heed his or- this award last April for illustration of Is one of five American college choirs der to return to work. "I think they'll "Where the Wild Things Are." Clarence Davis, president ofthe Con- have trains moving by tonight." selected to give a symposium on con- necticut League for Abortion Law Repeal Asked by a student if this book had temporary choral music there. A simi- Transportation Secretary John A. sexual connotations, Sendak answered, and Instructor of Obstetrics and Gynoco- Volpe had said, however, that it would lar dinner is scheduled for tonight. logy at Yale-New Haven Hospital, ex- "Since it is inevitable and natural that Men dressed as pt>ges and women in take 24 hours for commuter trains and a human being Is a sexual being, every- plained that abortion should only be used some freight trains to get back into Elizabethan gowns seated the banqueters as a back-up plan to contraception. thing you do has sexual connotations". at long tables. operation after the clerks pulled down He explained further that "probably An instrumental ensemble of harpsi- ■Contraception should be preached, their pickets. the two most avoided areas of discus- chord, krummhorns, bassoon, violas Besides ordering a delay in the strike sion in children's books are sex and taught and used. Contraception or steril- and recorders provided background for ization, depending on the situation, that erupted anyway, Congress directed death." the hearty meal and chatter. rail management to grant an immediate, Sendak, author of 10 books and il- should be discussed by the doctor and the A fanfare horn announced a proces- patient,* Davis said. retroactive pay raise totaling 13.5 per lustrator of over 70, has illustrated sion of carolling chamber singers as cent until the no-strike period ended. works, by Leo Tolstory, Robert Graves, they entered the ballroom. They sat at the "The actions of Congress in passing Randall Jarrlll and Isaac Bushevis Sin- Davis also explained the need for edu- head table and sang while a wassail cating the public on the medical views a partial wage Increase for our members ger. A student asked him for his im- bowl was carried to the table. Was- clearly indicates that they too are fed pressions of the comic strip, "Peanuts:* of abortion. "Counseling should be an sail is a traditional Christmas drink integral part of abortion services. Peo- up with the stalling tactics of our rail- •Although 'Peanuts' is awfully well of wine or ale spiced with apples road management,* Dennis said. done, Schulzhas really oversold himself, ple have got to learn that these facili- and sugar. ties are available.* he said. "We will see to it that there will be considering there's everything from The dinner also featured beef no reprisals or recriminations against Peanuts' china bowls to bras and what- and flaming plum pudding with rum Agreeing with the American Public any member, officer or the union,* Den- not on the market." sauce. Health Association, Davis said an abor- nis said. He felt that "not a stroke of the pen After the main course, the chaml>er tion should be done only by "a physi- Asked where he had been for the last la wasted in the comic strip but the singers serenaded each table In- cian or suitably trained person in a hos- 24 hours or so, Dennis said "Pve been dialogue approaches life from the adult dividually. The after-dinner entertain- pital or clinic properly controlled by the driving most of the time." point of view." ment Included a dance in courtiers' Health Authorities." "The safest abor- Judge Pratt settled on a $200,000 Sendak was Initially asked "Who is style. Madrigal singing ended the eve- tion," Davis continued, "is the abortion fine, payable for each 24-hour period your inspiration?" and he answered in- ning and the guests applauded heartily.
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