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VOL CXIV, No. 44 Oliices in Student Union Building STORRS, CONNECTICUT Complete UPI Wire Service WEDNESDAY. MARCH 30. I960 Hart PhinneyNames Movement Of /trot her Reveals — SelectedContestants Critical Fraternity The contestants vieing (or Kent and Jacque;> n I'lanrhcn. fmahsts tor her couit will he Miss University Of Connecticut were chosen from the Dairy chosen at this coffee. Also al were announced today by Hart Queen's Contest. tending these coffee will be Friction Vs. Res. C. Phinney, chalman of the In all cases. If the list nf Miss Diana Klog, last year's Queen's Contest tine queen's courts is not com- "Miss University of Conn." Tiie sudden administrative been threatened bj Mrs Smith other Incidents he deai ,i in othei from his A. in past years, the Com- piete. it is because the con- and Donald Wilson. AP lo have Ihem movo unless as "pettj." faunity Chest Carnival Queen testant is no longer in school. * fraternii i lelta (!hl they behave." - President to an indc|>einlcut dorm has Ambrose said Mr Cohen or will be a "Queen of Queens.'' (offer Tomorrow Queen's Float Contest According to (raternitj mem dered him lo move on the baa. brought io light s warning to ben in thai -he will be chosen Tne ,jlsl Queen., Coffpe to A contest is under way now I he inn ii of .i listing of slleged pre- fiom the queens and their ,.,,,. •. . r. the iraiein.iv lo "clear up" a ,i,.„, „!,„.,, reeulted In Am vious incidents, as well as i ist sp|p,t l to choose t.'ie living unit win. i courts who have reigned over »«" niveralty ol "situation" involving its real brose's transfer was pan of a week's (allure it pass the cof- I'coiin activities In the past necticut will be held tomor- will construct the Queen's e counselot oi fa< e the i "silent treatment and tee.' possibility of being pui ofi year. row night at 8 p.m. at Chi float for the carnival parade policy of non-cooperation" bj Ordered Out Among the contestants se- Phi. Judges for this coffee Following the tradition which. campus. ihe (raternitj brothers to Mrs, lected are: from the Junior will be Mr. Skipper, the U- Moved Out He ii-t,-ii in,Idents in vvhlcti was set up last year, each Smith. he fell Mrs. Smith "hod" lo Prom, Donna Carluccio, Mar- briarian; Dr. John Rankin and I ii-ha Chi Brother Raj mond silent Treatment about him, Aniin ose -,nd "I lo ilyn Koval, Deborah Mariani. Dr. Stanley Wcdlicrg of the living unit will be given an opportunity to submit a draw- A. Aniin ose was ordered The "alien! treatment" eled nol stand outside Ol her i Judith Qangemi and Dorothy faculty; Mr. Russell Gavitt, ing of their proposed Idea foi da] by Men's Housing H ed in ihe brothers, aci ording and glare al her. All the broth- Bowciing. Contestants from cianman of tihe Community Sumnor Cohen, to move from Homecoming are: Marian Cheat Carnival; and Mr. Hart- the construction of the queen': io them, »as In luin s repris- ers play Ihe Hi Fi loud It's a the (raternitj to Utchfleld al to Mrs Smith (oi their (eel new one with a 50-Watl ampli- Davison, NeitCy Macavvlry, ly Phinney. chairman of the float. Hall. Beverlv Ruoff, Jane Karsten, Queen's Committee. The eonteet -loses at noon Ing u was she uho was respon- fier." and Judith Wright; from the Al this Coffee, ten contes- On April 7. lhat afternoon. oilier than scknowledging ilble (or Iheli being placed on He offered sn Incident In Military Ball, Heather Nunn, tants will be chosen, who will Russ Gavitt, CCC Uhairman ihe movemenl ol the student, nocial probation las) week. The which Mrs. Smith allegedlj or- Patricia Nelson, Doris Brown- return to the second coffee to Han Phinney. Queens Chan Mr. Cohen declined to com brotheii says Mrs, Smith ds dered ins ,,iicampus data out lee and llvie Joe. be held at Alpha Gamma Rho man. and Don Wilson am men) to the Daily CaMpas nlea having called Ihe main of the Delta Chi lounge on A From the Winter Weekend on April 5. Mr. Skipper, Dr. George Ulrlch, Carnival Asalt when contacted yeeterday. lenance men who (ound the non-party nlghi while he was royalty comes Leslie Barrett. Rankin, and Dr. H',iiiips will tants, will chooae Uiewlnnlnj Ambrose, student leaders, beer keg which led* to their to go upstall s In oh1.mi sitme Cues. Cah be tine judges for this coffee, "oat from the entires submit- and (raternitj men have said being placed on probation Am thing (ram ins room, gent Micheai Fitzpatrle and along with Russel Qavltt and ted. The winning house will lhat Ambrose's movement ws brose and sn officer claim Gillson said he h ul been Patricia Edele; »nd the remain- Hart Phinney from Alpha Phi be notified alter Spring vaca- ins punishment (or slleged ihey "have evidence" to Ins warned In a fao.illv member ing two contestants, Gayle Omega. The queen and four lion. "disrespectful" Incidents invol contrai . "not to lei this IStOrJ I gel In- vlng Mrs. itose Smith, Delta Ambrose, s Senior pharmaej in the ■ i (ally) Camp When Victor Borge steps onto the stage of the Uni- Chi resident counselor. student, admits uni having co- operated with Mrs Smith »t Ambrose said he would like versity oi Connecticut's Auditorium tonight, the audience ii-v President Russell March lo be able lo relui n tor 1 ll> Etkind And Bonitati will see a man who might well be tagged "the modern day ASCI I'l esidenl Fill Ic Hales and Ihe Delta Chi dinner 'able last dencc to the house. Qlllson Bald Ulysses/' Wednesday, bul claims thai he Delta Ohl President elect Bill Amhnise is IWl allowed at This will mark Mr. Borge's third annual henrfit per- Is henig unfairij treated in Gillaon told the Dally Osmpua present to enter the house fur formance at the University. All proceeds from this will Ihey have been called 10 view n( the (act because he Debate Party Ideas go to the University's scholarship fund. This scholarship tonlghl with Di David C. Phil- «es participating In a geneiai meals, lounge purposes or \ is- fund was established when Mr. Borge first appeared in I ting, By IAHDBA (iOLD slinging". He felt that Miss Et- wages. He said that a raise in lips, [PC UWUltJ advisor, and pollcj of aloofness to Mis. the wages was passed by the 1951. Smith. "Ann has torn down muoh kind'i letter was "Weil-timed" At Mr. Borge's first performance at Uconn. a new current Delia CM president. of what we have tried to build for one "not meant to influ- siate legislature two years house record was made with 300 fans seated on the stage. ii.ii i > Atwood, concerning the Krletlmi In Past Schecriter And up," stated Robert Bonitati ence people in the coming elec- ago. Miss Etkind retorted that Tickets can still be bought at either the auditorium "situation." Fraternity and IFC leaders Pendleton Lock during a fiery debate between tion." student workers at the Uni- or the HUB. At present there are Student unreserved tick- Mrs. Smith was not s\ ill have said there have In ihe Whether or not the number the Senior Senator and Ann varsity of Connecticut do not ets for one dollar: 4 tickets at two dollars: 6 tickets at able tor comment yesterday i, ,s- I,,,, n marked Instances of Jaws On WHUS Etkind, vice president of the of bills introduced is a good come under State minimum three dollars: and several tickets at tour dollars. Tickets fi ii lion between the fratei nity I conn's tWO Semite will be sold at tht door tonight. —(Campus Photo) afternoon. lEd. Note; Resident Senate last night over WHl'S criteria for judging Student wage laws. cm leloi - are normally "off' and Mis Smith. President Ul candidates from 7:15 to 8 p.m. Acting as Senators was debated. The ISO aflei noons. I Ambrose admits having had will exchange views to- had initiated 21 bills and mo- night over WHUS, Matt moderator was Richard Rice, Heti!""* To Pass Coffee previous (rictlon with Mrs, Station .News Director. tions during the past senate Smith, notably an Incident las) ■checMar (ISOI ami .loe A fraternity official told the IVnilleton (IS* I will The. special broadcast was session and the USA had ini- Flag Waving- 'Just A Joke '- Fall In Which he and I wo com- Daily Campus ill it his (rater- lu.-sent their Ideas III " requested alter a letter by tialed one. p.,1 ions IUMI Mis. Smith's door Bonitati cited examples of tniv had been warned by a closed late at night. But, he HTCI dnhaas at 7:16 tonight Miss Etkind appeared in the high university official to which will lie rebroadcaat Daily Campus Monday com- senators who had never pro- ■ays, be admitted io \f*. Co- "clear- up" Us situation con- .a at i" c paring compaign promises of posed bills during their senate At Civil Rights Day March hen having done this, and hav- cerning Mas Smith, ui lacs be Topic* of illiM-usslon the two parties. careers but were lar from inel- ing apologised to the fraterni- ficient such as Set [to Sine Several student leaders have panying bund music has come the march was not taken as a ing pin off campus, will he the IMIHIIIOII of The article stated that: "ISO ty, Mrs. Smith and Mr. Cohen charged that one of the incid- to be a "standard Joke" on joke. According to members of According to Ambrose, a *c student government, the Senators, although in the mi- Novas, Alumni Committee Beta Sigma Gamma fraternitv, lies of events, capped bj sn In (Or Ihe idem. He said he lite** of the two |i*litleal nority, were able to carry out chairman and Sam Nimerow, ants at the Civil Rights march campus. was told by Ml Cohen al the F.dric Boles, speaking al the someone deslroved several of cidenl in which Mn Smith parties, anil the peraoSBtl almost every plank in their Finance Committee. Bonitati Monday afternoon has been lime such action would be suf- stated that "when you leave "greatly over-played" by the Civil Rights Forum Monday ihe poatets thai were stored charged him with allegedly re- opinions of the Iwo can platform whereas the USA there for the march. Other ficient retribution. out committee work, you leave stale and national wire-serv- night, said that the incident fusing to 'pass the i "flee" at d Hal ii This statMen e*e Senators only bothered to in- si-us vveie defaced. 'Hie inciil- out a vital part of the Senaic." ices. was a "Joke, in poor taste." He dinner led him to faw the pun- Ambrose said Mis. Smith program culminates the stitute legislation to carry out made the statement In re- ent hap|iened lining Sunday j | cnt hv Mr. Cohen. has berated him tor having Smdent Senate Debate one of their planks." Miss Etkind reported that Bill Wholey, president of s lm sponse to a remark from a stu- night Fiaternltj officers A fraternity officer said that 'played the HI PI loo high, for series, "although committee work r- Theta Ri fraternity. Issued a Bonitati tried to clarify the dent in the audience thai felt staled that they had no idea „,| '. members have having glared at her," and for the backbone of the Senate. letter to the Dally Campus (le aM(1 1P1 USA position and correct some bills the incident was just a gag. exactly when I ■ posters were """ »~%fZJZlZi \T\Z keep the Senate from be- ...,„,.,h he said, should clarify situation. He issued similar Water-Killed destroyed or bj whom. !£££• He accu^d Mi* C°mi"* •U«WUlt Th">' *«** "- U W1,h a d ments Io several of t.he Another incident regarding There was no open oppoal E,k.nd° of -c^-s'Si-lin &*■■»• ^ " *"> •*" ideas.' ISkllO stations and the wire the march was taken In the tion lo Ihe march. In Willi- Skitzofunia Production ing up arguments that arc par- i.Mss Etkind reported thai ■an Ices yeeterday. same vien. A water-filled bal- mantle slate and local tially true lo prove a false con- the average ISO senator was loon was ihiown from another were on hand, but their a clusion. Just a Joke absent 2.16 times during the fraternity house. It narrowly lies weie confined to direc In a letter and statements §1 Slated For Monday, Tuesday Miss Etkind remained firm past senate session as com- mi-sed Bates, who was leading traffic. Ambulance calls Wholey stated that the wav- in ihe in her insistance that her let- pared to 3.11 an average ab- the march. Again. Students speeding fire truck drew atten- skitzofunia "60" will take and Jim Whltefleld will also second place winners ing of a Nazi flag from a ter was "not out of place'' for sence of the USA Senate - commented that Ihe water- tion of the storekeepers and M,„,,!,,. »„ i -rues entertain on Monday night. lalent show window of Theta Xi fraternity her position. Its purpose was Bonitati questioned Ihe im- bags were very common, and their customers whV other. ptoc* ,"? Tz\ , The doublea con tltlon will Ti.-krts sot.t house as the marchers passed lo "look at ihe planks of the portance of regular attendance Should not have beon taken platforms of each party". to Senate meetings. "They aie underneath was simply "a seriously, iheverv silent marchers, the Uttle TOieatre. ,„,,,, .„ Uhia art Tau Kapps the master ol ceremonies and prank", and had no racial or Bonitati accused Miss Etkind long.draw u out affairs and you students who participated in ideological significance con- Ail ui all the march we,,, off The tingles will compete on BpsUon and Phi Sigma Sigma, Mike Rosenberg and Dave Mil- of counteracting the policy of can't assess ability and achieve- the march took the Incidents cerning the Civil Rights ma rah. o^Xa^X to mem Monday night Hou -nter- -Russian Homecoming!" Thete Dana w,U handto ***** Ed Bates and himself of plac- ment by attendance. Most of \oiv seriously, As one march- ben of the Civii Righta Com- ed In me singles cm,,petition sigma Chi and Delta /.et«, lighting reapeclvely. rickets Other campus personalities ing a "de-emphasis on parly the valuable Senate work Is er told Ihe Unity I ampiis, "We mitiee. They siated that they are: Beard A, "To Hell and "Clnderfella;" TheU Chi and w,i sold onlj at the Lltua politics". He said his opponent done in comillees. The altend- fomented to the press that are very serious about Ihis were well pleased with the ie- Back"! Kappa Kapps Gamma, Alpha Delia PI, "r.i.- Unwaah- Theatre on the nights of uw would make an excellent pro- ance rate of the United Stales flag waving Incidents were not civil Rights Issue It's too bad SUlis. snow Drip and The,, Seven ables." The winner of the ahow. The ticket office WIU OS pagandist, for Ihe methods Senate is lower than that of uncomon. They said lhat the that l.'iey ithe flag waveisi The texi of Wholey's lette; Dwarfs;" Beta Sigma Gamma, silkies competition will also open si 6 15 pm The show she used were frequently em- the ISO and USA parties." same and similar flags are oft- didn't lake us seriously. Every- appears below, because of tits "Non-Skiddo Filet Again;" and appeal on Tuesday, Added will ployed by the Communists. Bonitati denied that the ISO en waving as students report body else seemed to." gieat number of political let- Phi Sigma Delta, "Right Near cnlei laintneni will -be piovid According lo Dli k Han lng> Later on Bonitati said "I had the power lo "bring into to ROTC drill evety week, and Defaced Posts fa tors running today on page ^- The Beach" Don Miller, the ed by .lack Gardner, vocal ton, general chairman of Skit* have never resorted to mud- being" a raise in the student that the flags aivl often-accom- Another incident regarding winner oj ihe Tsleril show, ist; joeCianchettl, a magician; sofunia, title years production To the Editor, CDC: in,, pi Beta i'in Blue notes and the Slg Bp Sophomore* promises to be one of the beat The brotherhood of TheU Ni fraternity wishes to take ihis opportunity to submit I lublic apology to the UnlVl ... lo Mi. Bdric Bates and all i vv nil the Civ d .ighls movement on campus ■ ■ i anj actions associated with .his unit which may have lw. offensive or insulting to thes. people oi anyone else. We io explain thai the Hag see,, living from this unit, in no way expresses any animosity toward this move- menl on our part it was t prank in which only two null \ iduais participated. Thes, peopi., realize now that It wasn't in the least hit amus mg. Piev meant no harm by il and were in no wa> attempt ing to voice a protest against The Civil Riguis movement either individually or as a voice of this body. Action has been take to reprimand these Individuals for what wo con aider to have been a thought- act. As a group, mn sentiments are definitely In tympath; with The cavil Righta move- ment, both natlonallj and hare ai the University. Again we would like lo n llei aie thai lius unfortunate In- ASC President Ednc Bates leads a portion of the The signs which the marchers carried bore such stair- ml was in no waj saw • group of students who took part in the civil rights parade mer.is as: "On the March for Civil Rights.'' "How Civil tinned h> us nOI Were we in Monday night *nd the double entries will on Monday afternoon as they are shown marching through Beard A is shown practicing lor their Are the Souths Civil Rights.'". "Help is On The Way lor sympathy with it. be held on Tuesday night in the Little South Campus. After marching through the Uconn campus, skit "To Hell and Back" which will bt Shaw U. Sit-ins," "We Fought for Democracy Together. WILLIAM WHOLEY, Theatre at 7.JO p.m. Tickets will be on sale the group proceeded into Willimantic where they confined presented in the annual production of Skit/- only at the Little Theatre on the nights ol the orderly demonstration to the tidewalks so as not to Why Can't We Eat Together'" and "Lets Practice At President, eluma. Tht ungltt mints will bt held on tht show* (Photopool—Simmons) interfere with tht traffic. Uomt What Wt Preach Abroad." Theta XI
\ fAG! TWO jONNECTICyT DAIIY CAMPUS WEDNESDAY, MAUCH 30, I960 (Uunnrrtirut Political Letters To The Editor BaUg Campus ISO Criticized By Junior Comments On Both "Savwif S(0"i S"ic« »*f6 Wheeler 2C Girls Political Parties' Stands f We «r» wniino thi. i«..,=- ,r. ,« iMntDram-wr r I am at trie present a Junior Can your cooperate with an without some flexibility, Fair Letters Coverage a. a srLlHt walnst. 'unwind rSEn^u? «"'« »',h« University of Connect!- organization which suddenly IV Plank lour is on Inoraa* recent.t.5mnV K, ,vf„ 7«„ ~ ?? requeuing us to re- cut ,nd have survived in si- "swoops" down on one of its ing "the study time availaole since this is the last day that po- deadline and an explanation for its use pan? toa,eei7usbfnde£ndem Our ^tlonTlhis- I. thi. £= "*« ^^ campal*na- "routine check.-and leaves an between U.eUme classes and litical letters to the editor will be pub- was announced twice in the paper. &*viWSS3 « free Sry oVisn'-tir^H ^TnVke^' Z'Vlen- IhT^" ^vexv JSS "T^" P*"" M'«ht ' lished in the Daily Campus, it would The deadline was strictly adhered to. M the ,,wl,ion of ,he USA not publicly support our choice there are two parties and two fhave 'een ?he "Ernes're lme otnf E re,urnJZ2' tot V0Ur , room * ' * "5 " ■ seem a Rood time to explain the exaV t We were well aware of the fact that for Senate President. candidates do we or do we not LYv L^ i * * \° ""d that an ISO Senator. Debbie Pa y Ur C thing d, h pchcy followed in the printing of the if an exception was made for any one The altuation arose when a have *e choi« to ^e ?or ,^J"v^ou. £ I "* *!' ^ ° '° ' '™™ Mari.nl. brought thi. matter group of women from our llv- whom we believe to be the Kh,TTL^h.Tl SlT ""* °ne °' T* up Ust year ln « «"«*»"* * letters contained in today'* i individual, any other writer would P >pU wh ,ween ■ ■ ■ ing unit erected *ign. In our best man for the job? inn ™»HT nn,L ^h *» ' " °" """I" ° ™mbers of the Stu- W sus c,ed ot Throughout the campaign, politic- have the right to demand an exception room windows publicly sup- We strongly believe that not ""*™brtw£™ ,°1 "^n"'", V , Pf Weltering" dent Senate and Uhe Adminis- M li,U nd ot plate al letters were printed as quickly as be made for him. So the Daily Campus porting this candidate. (Even withstanding our position as ,J; , ",I„h," * * ,T / tration at which time the though this man Is a personal being Independent, we have „ »™aersnip. jr. Plank two deal, with whoie m,tt«,r was considered possible in the older received. The only stuck to the deadline set early in the Recenti deviation from this policy came where friend of most of ue. we in the right and freedom to .up- . y ' Had the oppor- bringing "the Student Sen.te by Admlnistr.tlon as unfeas- campaign. vestlgated platrorm. of both port whatever candidate we tuni,y ,0 cad « copy of both to the high level it once rep- | j one or two letters had to l>o held up D e So the letters appearing in today's parties, and capabilities of feel most qualified! parties' platforms and now resented to the Student Body." v Plank ag. ciaim. „(,,,, a day »o '■heck the identification of issue represent each properly submit- both candidates, and only then As the author. ted Inter to the editor, none were decided to publicly show our taken * * , * "aupreaaed" in any manner, if any one support for him) dent The editors decided whether the A few day. later, we re- ISO party or candidate receives more space reived a phone call from a the ISO candidate, that if Mr. would beat his gavel and £', X' .„ ZTTTlZ etters dealt with valid points or were PT V in the letters column, it it because he member of the ISO party. Ve- THE 4th FLOOR OF Schechter. Miss Ceppetelli. scream in hi. ridiculous little * r^Z ., lo°„ ° ' >ure publicity. We might comment, or his supporters took more effort to minding us of the fact that we WHEELER 2-C and the real of toe ISO slate voice, "If you cant show any ?1 ^K, ' S l0jl8 u ,T much eh istv f mwever, that all letters properly iub- properly present their views on parti- is elected, much may be ac- respect for me. at least .how " * freedom of the complished. nd S,udent COntr nltted before the deadline were used. cular issues. For President: I some for the'office I hold." obligations£?' ' are guaranteed.' ,°' °.J The editor! found none that were clas- * * * Now let us turn to the USA NO THANK YOU, I don't pre- £"«".' I . E^TE slate. Though I (haven't per- fer a return to that. W.eU *'"■ w.hat «,c,1y doel sified as pure publicity and none were In this manner, fair political cov- m piank concerned .dropped erage in the letters column can be as- r^uWwim'-JSytsa W ,h 0,ln *"■" 8peC led ?* *« - ££z *» As to the final deadline, it was sured; every candidate has had his \X;*s?uTc£Z ™Z ' '" « ' " »• USA stop trying ,0 im. Student Compares amoun let for last. Monday at 12 Noon. This fair say. them I get two types of im- t of the activities fee to prove the calibre, if someone pressions: 1) that they can't each class in order to strength- or something should happen remember a thing of impor- en the class organizations, to no longer guarantee "our tance that be said, and 2) Pardon me. but haven't you much cherished freedom of Answers Etkind Letter Candidate Records that he lightly slipped over always In the past advocated the press?" dent ScnaTe is a vl?il nn.ifinn T "l Another made It the important Issues and the establishment of a system In closing I should like to Monday*! epistle by Ann Etkind the programs they have proposed, from v/hio*eHeetC «PH«! ?T ' y,°, me" t0 re?'S' couldn't recaU a sln8le bi" o( "' ■ cla8S dues7 ' congratu- encourage every intelligent P illustrates most clearly one of the then the only way this could lie clearly nXTproMe™be Xc. comn?Zr" "1°" Tf Importance other than one on late the USA on at leas? see- voter on campus to read both problems that has confronted the Stu- illustrated is by the students electing P n r h br Ught Up ght f How th r Ughly and ed- th.s ha, been p ro^en ,W. ROTC ^lacin^he UsTo'n ^T^n e Sc ,t V"" ' ° '"*Ver *« " re8ent° ** e Sen" """"T*are them °m° l fee "*r dent Senate for many years, "know- an overwhelming majority of senators past year by Ed Bates. In Thursday's ballof ° * " *- * ' " *' P - °> ' P : ™ ' *" « order to continue the effective- The best way to iudge a Now 'or ,ne USA platform, ate by Tradition has alloted that not a single reasonable nothingness." from one party alone, instead of the ness of the office. It must be man's leadership qualities is whioh ln 'tself left me with a relatively "fixed" amount, student will be able to vote In one letter an individual has ii- iiiil half and half split. This has not held by a man who is truly to notice the stand, he takes " »°mewhat—what can I call But the amount is left a lit- any, other way but ISO. lorn down what it took a year to es- happened since the 1 !»">6 Student Sen- dedicated to serving you, the on important issue., Mr. Pen- 't—"stagnated" feeling. Hut tie flexible for no organiza- J. FERRIS tablish, the near complete elimination students, and who i. not dleton Is notorious for his lack lo °e 'alr we muM ,0°k at tion can function properly HURLEY HALL ate election. lhe of party dispute and squabbles within Instead, most of us must try to afraid to take any action he of a stand on any Important P'snks one at a time, feels is necessary on your be- iasue. He has abstained from The "rst P'ank calls for the Senate. Much to the Rain of the represent a cross-section of opinion half. In order to better Judge votes on many vital motions, "co-operation between the stu- Student Senate, this has been accom- and to express what we feel to be the the candidates we face on and has tossed the phrase "no o>nts. the Board of Trustees, Candidate Outlines an ,np plished to a irreat extent in this past attitudes of a significant part of the l.iursday. let us compare the comment" In like a towel on d Administration," "it is session. student body. important aspects of their re- many topics. Just recently interesting to note the only Miss Etkind's letter, I hope, is spec-live records. ^e jun|or ciatl Council unan- one of the three not capital- Most members of the Student Sen- kach has been a senator for imously passed a resolution 'zed is "students") because Senate 'Problems* not very indicative of the members of ate spend their time in commitee meet- two terms. The USA candl- condemning censonOiip of slu- they "realize that the onlv Without an undemanding of mean more than weekly com- the Independent Student Organization, ings in conducting Senate programs elate, .Joseph Pendleton, hai dent communicative media, way concrete objective, can be "f* purposes, interests and plaint sessions, it must be for if it is, 1 know that the Student ben President of his class and and when asked for his opinion accomplished is through coop- obligations to the student more than a paper creation, Miss Etkind seems to have forgotten Bodv ,nere ca nev Senate shall return to its old style of all of the work done by the committee a member of three Senate ),,, 1TfUsed lo stand even wiih elation" - " "" be ef- but can and will be only as committees in that time. Man Manure clus eoundL fecUva Student Government, respectable and productive as Wednesday evening; political bouts. chairmen, both ISO and USA. This is Schechtecr, the ISO nominee. _ . ,":---.Here is an issue. I. it real- 'Uhe rhetorical question was the degree of student trust in tne otner nand Matt nas al only How anyone with a sense of intel- an unfortunate situation, for it is Miss ..ashas ueenbeen on ten committees ways madeJ- nisU,-'_--*.> ,„,„,„, clear.—_ ''wty 'Vr N"" '" wll, £ ' ™raised»« at u«ethe last olof thismis year.year's themselvesuiunseives as adults, in the rMentlv ligence and knowledge of the mechan- Etkind who is supposed to act as co- serving as chairman of three on „■, issueg. Just ,„,, week **J- «•"'u.'Ltlvei of the P mcumbent Senate University and with.n support of them and a. co^hairman k- . »,,, recommendation !v .. J L objectives of tne eting«, what U the function of Student Government, ics of government, can honestly criti- ordinator of all committee work of the mad me of another. One of the moat £, ™J£ Senate uTnimously Un,tTd,Sllt e" are ?n?rteT ot tne 25 so called reprewnU- Perhaps the Student Senate cise a party because all of the points Senate. yet in 1776 UI was n0t throu n important committees. and ?0,l ,„ „moo,t the ri^hu of B tive. and legislator, of Un- will never be able to delineate on a particular platform were not car- No, Student Senators must not be probably the best training JK..^."^"^"'^^ and define all areas of .tu- 0Ur foundat on or 0V ried out is certainly beyond my com- tor the Presidency is the fin- ,ar as "C00neration" with ad ' ' BO** 8 " This 1. a question well dent control and affair., but directed by paper promises nor party ernment wa prehension. Perhaps, Miss Etkind has dreams, but by their willingness to ancc Committee. Matt had a ministration Is concerned Matt » Implemented but raised. The Senate ha. pre- It can and has often In the term on it gaining Invaluable _ , martB it ■,„. ,hl, hp rather to a bold statement of pared a new constitution, one past pledged itself to this goal, been lalioring tinder a very serious serve the University and to improve knowledge of the financial congMp,, rooDaration a. » the existln8 pr«*'ems with an which it hopea embodies the misapprehension. the position of its students. "To raise workings of the Student Gov- _.„,r .,, „ivi7 «„„ ,aw. hv Intelligent way of solving real limit, and structure, of ELAINE PERKINS We do not elect twenty-five sena- the standards of the University a lit- ernment This can be said of ^,'n sides;8 not "u.t «* 2 lhfm- P1«"k number one this body, but what vlrttial USA JUNIOR SENATF tors every year to merely execute all tle higher than I found them," is the no LSA randidate. shows me neither of these, powers has it? The ASG must CANDIDATE A* good„™i i„.,^.,indicator of i a _man s ministration, . , taking " all„ and ... the the points On their platforms. No, with last line of the Senate oath of office. sincerity is the bills he brings students giving all, whioh our present system of representation, It should be always the chief thought onto the floor of the organiza- seem* ,0 ** the USA phlloso- we try to represent as many views of every Student Senate member. tion he serves. Mr. Pendleton Pn>- and as many persons possible. This is Miss Etkind seems to have "missed has failed to bring up a .ingle I urge you as fellow «tu- biil In two year.. Matt has dent, to consider these facts Past USA Senator only feasible under the preferential the boat" in recognizing this fact. In- sponsored many Important and vote accordingly on ballot type election which is presently stead, she has resorted to the cheapest bills, and here are a couple of Thursday so that Student Gov- used Iiv the Student Senate. form of political bigotry, "mud-sling- particular interest: In one he ernment may mean something ln being elected under such condi- ing." If this be Miss Etkind's chosen asked the president to write to the University and to_ you Supports Schechter to Mr. Yeomens of the Univer- ln the coming year. tions, it is highly impossible to deter- battle ground, I can only warn, "peo- sity Bank urging action on the GARY HOLTEN After two years of partlci- with equal truth, to the so- which will, at least, keep open mine how any segment of your elec- ple who live in glass houses shouldn't granting of Interest on student HURLEY HALL patlon in student government, called independent liberals. In the avenues leading toward torate feels on a particular issue: if throw stones." which included two terms of honesty, I must admit that, ln Improvement, it were true that the students elected service within the confines of the manner of those who pre- By electing people to these senators every year mainly (as Miss ROBERT F. BONITATI, the Student Senate, I felt com- ceded me, I did little to im- office, who are concerned Etkind seems to infer) to carry out Student Senator pelled to leave. My terms prove or even alter the sad with more than petty issues, Movie Review were fruitless, and the art- situation. who are above backyard mary concern of the partlci- The cause, and responsibility squabbles between houses and By Peter Adams (actlons Letters To The Editor: pating members was limited/to for Ms tempestous teapot - • • we do open up the possibility of a legitimate NATURE IN WHITE Perkins has proven hinwelf petty issues, personal glorifl- regte TAILS... as an actor of good character cati ,nd UWeHned p,r,y _,„_.,_ student bodv .... P»- Tn the South American nev- Standing In such motion pic- _0„tU:a Not oniy WM \ apatnetlc student Doay mat Mattnew schechter Is this er-ncver land — to the green tures as On The ne*rh. Desire ,jt(lp ^nt but tlmoat nolnlnK sanctioned this social apathy, Kind of a candidate; a rar» ISO Acts On ROTC green foliage of a fantastically Under The Elms, and The araflMva suggested or at ** * dld Up0n tne *em,'Pa,> candidate whose activities beautiful jungle where tiny M»l<*un»ker; and Mis. Hep- t ted The Senate fully t'cipating members. here to for have been focused i Many students have a pessimistic While it is true that this refer- animals romp and play — to bum certainly should be af- deaerved' ^g n0menclatural wondered at the time of "P°n the well-being of the stu- m leavln d nt attitude towards student government. the land of milk and honey fordcd i0me mertt lnsofar as niche it occupied: student ac- * « campus politics if * body an entierty. not up- endum vote will not guarantee a n Student "leaders" complain about the change in the present policy, this is where every day Is filledI to contender forJur this tivitvuy It wa. certainlyt l little "here was any solution not ° » particular group. He bursting with sweet, healthful "'" ■ " ™""™° """ ">- ™ 7" """ »y """ „_„,„,„,,, n...r\hBrf„ul^l ,„ilh has raised questions that few •pathy that pervades the campus and I way for the students to express their complacency and life Is simply year'. Academy Award for her more than hi., and even the ""£*«£ °„' . ^ o, r w're wllll"2 to discuss, and th" student body feels that the Senate opinions. The University of Wiscon- wonderful. performance ln The Nun', term, 'activity', wa. open to pessimism, or a way out none wan(ed ,Q |n|tjatp Num. And in the middle of this ex- S*ory. However, both young question. that need not proceed through , . is powerless, to improve the Univer- sin recently switched to a voluntary bpred amon(f npse arp Admin qulslte paradise we find an- star, accompli.h nothing »hort The activity of the Individ ™ »ensellessness of purpose- jstration abuses. Students' aity. program. (It is also a land grant col- |pss gellc, virginal Audrey Hep- of semi sickness in Green Man- ua] Senators was limited to, wrangling, (seemingly, rights, faculty salarlss and the Last year the ISO had a plank on lege). The first step in this change burn tiptoeing among the sloiw. and wasted upon trivial is- '<"• wrangling', sake.) asfleaslva teaching load im- its platform concerning UOTC. It WHS a vote of the student body. brlght green moss and twigs. The film co-stars Lee J. Cobb sues, and was motivated by a J d° not feel that a solid posed upon our faculty, and tne sad fact ,l,lat one a n d ne stated that we would hold a referen- The ISO promised the students a happy In the thought that she and has showings « the Little status seeking attitude. I feel answer is available. The Stu- i _J'1 , ' dum vote on this issue. At the Sen- referendum on this issue. They will Is alive. "Oh, »weet, beautiful Theatre on March 31st and this condemnation applied to dent Senate i. granted few "^'..^PJLH'-our "subsidised" dining*££! hallsK.H" ate meeting of Feliruary 21, I intro- world, you are too good to me' April l.t. not only the carefully con- power, and theae few are set have it. The more students that use Now hold on a minute there, "GIG" SCHNEIDER duced a hill pertaining to this issue— it. the more likelihood there will be of SUMMATION: an after-taste trolled machinists mannerisms dom properly used; however, FORMER STUDENT Audrey--before you get com of sticky sweetness. ,. of the fraternity block, but there is a course of action "Move that the following question lie getting a policy change. pletely caniecl away. Isn't SENATOR placed on the ballot for all male stu- there something you've been dents: Are you in favor of (A) Com- MATTHEW SCHECHTER, missing? Isn't there something you've always wanted? Of pulsory ROTC or; (B) Voluntary ISO Candidate for P - O - G - 0 ROTC?" course there is . .. you want a Senate President. real live little hoy to play with. ,Ar j ffotrr Y * OHM/.- ru Enter Anthony Perkins, I it tic THINK Wf / WAfT"'*T 99m < boy lost. He's bashful; he's In. tfCTANV \ AN' I-U. POJA VOU nocent; he uses Lava soap, 'le **<2^yACtfo»i5w. 1.1s that Innocence of face tnat uu j like to punch Just to see Connecticut Daily Campus low he would react. He strolls light-footedly into the jungle Sirring Stortt Siact in* and at once encounters our fair maiden, Audrey. He mils- EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER ten enough strength to speak Kenneth L. Gold to her, and after the usual Emmett Murtha thirty minutes or so of "get. MANAGING EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR ting lo know you", the two be- Richard McGurk Albert R. Tetrault come lovers la the narrowest conception of the word. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Green Mansions, which is Kemielh Gold Albert Tetrault Tom Davis based on Hudson's classic, has Richard McGurk Nelson King Phyllis Porter been so glamouri-ced, so Holly Let Archambault Emmett Murtha Chuck Raymond woodized (and thus so de- Judy Eddy John Perry Al Ltpscner flated' tihal it should be viewed Larry Dupuls Sue Whiting with tongue |g cheek or better "!••■"• I HI.. MaiMB aifcs KxMiilta Edliar Ckack Barai*B4 vet with dark glasses or even PMtira ««.' Etflian beter not at all. «»T IlaiBif r«a Plblla Balatlaai Taai Darta I.MIssIS It la because of the excess glamour and the over-abuncl- t-uonintfl dally »mia >M uolvartlty u in MUM nc.pi SaturOa» and Sundays. Enured aa ance of Hollywood magnitude •tcond ciaat nuitar al lha aoat oWlc». Storrs. Coon.. March IS. 1M3. under act ol March. 1879. that both Miss Hepburn and Stcmncr of lha AaaucUted Cotlraiate Hies*. Accapted lor advanlitnt by ma National Advertu- tn» Servira. lnr editorial and Dullness oflices located In Uia Student Union Building University Perkins outshine only the jun- fa" Connecticut, aiom. Conn. Sufiacrloer: United Press International. SuoacrlpUun rataai 19.00 pai gle into which they blend so '■• ■*■ tn rmt. rnakat ky UM .West U artfert FnbllshtBS CS, Wast Hartford. unrealisUcally. P*GE THKEf WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30. 1940 CONNECTICUT DAILY CAMPUS Power, Prestige Goal Of Red Activities on Campus Schools Compete FOLK SINGERS: There will show tonight at 8 in HUB 202. Sunday, April 10 at the i be a meeting of the Folk Song Betty Jane Sibler. a represent- Guard Academy, New London. China, Says Hillel Speaker Club tonight In HUB 303 from atlve of a leading cosmetic Anyone Intareated in seeing In One-Act Plays 7:30-10:00. All those interested firm from G. Fox and Co., this meet Is Invited to attend The Little Theatre will be n. Wiley Freeman, and of the 'de facto' boundaries covering her "long-lost terrl- By BIRL'TA NELSON are Invited to attend. Hartford, will present the dr- the meeting. HM seen* on Saturday, for the John Hinterbei gai. between Tibet and India which tories." According to Mao Connecticut Stale High School Assurance of sufficient now- had been establinVd by the Tse Tung these are all the UNITED WOBI.D FEDKK- monaraUoTi and talk about IM'KK \ AKSITV t HKIs pi»>s presented er has been the cause for Com- ALI8TS: There will be a meet- beauty tips for spring. Drama Festival. Twehe high British, Communist China territories that have ever been T1AN FELLOWSHIP: A praj schools will participate with Participating high schools munist China's applying pres- claimed that since Bhe British under Chinese suzerainty jng of the executive committee demonstration and lemur will er meeting and Bibb sharing pitxluc-tions of one-act play s i . Braniord Mam heater, Val- sure to her more important were no longer In power, these throughout ' history, including and advisors tonight at 7: IS be followed r>> a question and will lv hi Ighl at 10 ley Regional No. 4. Enfield, southern neighbors India, In- and scans* from longer dra- boundaries no longer existed even those that were under in HUB 207. answer penod. All those inter- In 307 Middlesex Hall and 409 Maloiuw. Maauk, llamden, dochina and Thailand since the mas Hie program will begin legally and sought to push Chinese commercial control. ested may attend. Colt Hi Gullford, Stratford, Cheshire "Great Leap" of 1958. This PSYCHOLOGY CLUB: There at 9:30 a.m. and will conclude her control south of the Tibet " Dr. Wlens explained Com Academy. TOITtngtOn, ntul agresslveness was the basic will be election of next year's UCONN SAILING CLUB: VMrWi The Lutheran at about '.' M) p.m Ptayi are an border. munlst China's apparent dls- Croab) Coordinator tor the theme of Dr. Harold J. president tonight at 7 ln HUB There will be a special pre- Club win ■ponaoi Vespers U> scheduled at appioximatr-ly Thailand and Indonesia have interestedness In Hong Kong Connecticut Drama and Spaach Wlens' lecture on Communist and 01, V r1 lilty-minule interval*. All are been subject to Communist *« Portuguese port of J .u"!? °h" * ^ ^Z «ce meeting tonight at 7 In night at 7 In the Storra Con- China's foreign policy to a ca- la will be shown. The election " invited to atteivl any or all of A--.-I.IM.IM is Mlai I .call r-hi„.'...... *...... i,„ Macao due to the commercial will precede the film, so mem- HUB 102. The race will be in gregational Church, Schleslngei ol Croab] High pacity audience Monday even- China s pressure■" due to the advantage. , non-communist_ „__„«i.. con-~. Ihe pi iHlucttons. There ii no leave early enough the Raven Class with sloops of admission charge. School. • ing at Hillel House. several million Chinese living ,rol aUords the Chinese main- bers can AIK POW I UIU « U B: for the Victor Borge concert. Amherst Babson, Boston Unl- Cooidiivaior for the progtttitl l'ki\ - .ii.l si eia-s lo IM- pie- Dr. Wiens who is presently In these countries. Com- land.land ln 1958 jioo million There will be i meeting at the senli-d are l'ti<- 1.mills' stair, Director, of Foreign Area Stud munist China claims that worth of goods from the main SECRETARIAL CLUB: The veisity, Providence CoUegS and range behind the H ingai trora is Dr. Walter AdalsfMrgcr, as les at Yale, stated further that Chinese citizenship is by blood p,,^ through Hong to 21:00 houra. liatent professor of Speech I lie K.. k.mnii. The Itecil niut land club will present a cosmetic tnp foast Guatd Academy OH Communist China's foreign and has asked for active sup- Kong lnto ,he (ree market. Al- ami Drama. The judges for tin- llnni'l Wehslor. I'IM- Intruder- policy seeks mainly to estah port to Communist Chinas so aCqUiring control of these festival are Mr. Robert Kile} . The K.-.I hey. Th»- Valiant. Tim lish prestige based on power policy of the Chinese com t)ny area5 w0{1ui not Increase instructor in Art. Mrs. Ho. Tempekl. The Tin Hero, lionie among her neighbors at this mercial class of Indonesia and Communist China's power Leaders Complete bert Veil ill. ptesidenl of Mans- of UM- Brave. Tile 1»i:
During the question and an- tries to improve housing and tormm on Saturday, April 9- aridress to be given b) Dl swer period fiat followed the family life and to promote Starting al 10 a.m.. the con I)ona|d K<-nt, Director. Instl JAZZ lecture, Dr. Wiens informed Uuift and improve homes. Batiste will OP«n with wel- tuj- ol Gerontology, UnlveraltJ I Dining remarks by Assoc. of Connecticut, at a noon the audience of about 150 that Mrs. Mc.Neish's work is simi- ' Prof. Jo'in Olynit, Coordinator |uncneon t0 be field in the overpopulation will definitely lar and under her a field staff Uboi Program, Ubor-Man- commons. df 10 works primarily to im- be a serious problem In the agement Institute. , -The AIT in A. tion" v.i.1 ho prove home skills, but also to The American Federation of |hf> aQf of (hr Tm p m paiir| .. ON (ulu-.c in China, although the raise literacy levels, develop present policy is to consider cooperatives and Improve Teachers Its Hole in Educa- discussion which will feature it a problem in distribution of farm housing. tion and the Community" will leaders in various areas of WHUS Mrs. Seaton teaches training be the subject of a panel dis- federation activity, labor. In 1956 the Peking government did admit the methods to public health , ussion w.iich will open the ^_^_^______^^_____ WHUS niir&es, home economics exten- morning session. Four out- f CkA THFATRF problem of absorbing trie 15- M sion workers and welfare per-slan,1jnj, Connecticut leaders W' , "„ 18 million yearly births into sonneL jn the civic, legislative, educa- WDXIMANTIC. COWW. the economy and at that time Mrs. Erfan was a pioneer in tion and labor fields will take Evening* 5:00 P.M. « ontiniious TONIGHT FROM 9-11:30 carried on a vigorous propa- establishing educational pro. part They are Attorney THURSDAY NIGHT ganda campaign lor biltlh con- grams in home economics, nu- George J- Hitter, Hartford IQH* MU0UM3 m- - ' trition, ohild care and develop- Common Council member; trol "without any modesty.'' ment and family relations un- Kep. K. U. Smith of Mans with When asked what Commun- dcr ICA's technical aki pro fleki, member of the General ist China's chances for signif- gram. Aaaambly Education Commit icant Industrial expansian Mrs. Lin supervises 90 worn lee; Kenneth L, Meink Dl- A GUY CALLED Inatruc- might be ln the future, Dr. en who are Interested primal- rector of Secondary ily in Improving the nutrition- tion, Hartford Public SBchooli Wiens stated that Communist Research China has a limited capacity al level of one and two year and Keith Prouty, "NORM" because she it poor in natural old children among whom mot- Director, Connec leu Si a elLa- CIN«MASCOPE ..... —, —. ..espenally oil. which telity rate, we high. Her .,. bor Councd.^ClO. Joseph resources, vUIages H. Soifer, CSFT Executive Pl.t S! ■ I 'Mi I Arabian MgliU' STARTING AT 9 P.M. even nowJha.to has to behe extracted sistantssistents live in the villages H. Soifer, CSFT ExacuUve Secretary, will act as nioder from shale by a costly process with the people.
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Yale To Host i\ai'l AAU's ». Girl Huskies With Mui ray ROM> unavail- The lhiiTrJa> Nationali |e4 SIMONS able- to defend itir tihiw titles underway tomorrow when thr P/cco 2nd ho won a sear ago, there will 1500-meter and 400-yard null be a IhrOttlt uiili- i usli (Of bit W'lu.il medley titles will be rte At Holyokm vacated crown* nexl week iaf SAYS" when |ha ' '•' I il ""' Bel' " Sports Day A.A.L'. Swimming Champion' expi li ire o Beting by AL SIMONS ■hips open at Yale's Payne tliat not more I ban one or two The I'conn coed's placed see. .Whitney Gymnaaium of the 19 I pioni return- Sports Editor ond In a sports dsy st Mount kuatraUan who i"K to defend 'hen- laurtla will The Uconn "inter Athletic teams ware, feted Mon- Holyoke College. The eve-nt studied al Southern Califo (ul, returned to hli native land Thii I* alwayi true In an day.. night with roast beef and oratory at Willimantic's was held on March 19 with to prepare (or the iMOOlym Olympl. year. Giving real MO B*™J naia Hotel. five other schools entering Ui* ll l '.ames this summer in to UM meet la a backlog "f **>«»« "'' •*»"''«' dyinjr jokes, the assembled ath- competition. The Uconn cowl's Rome. competitori who missed the letes, cheerleaders, pressmen, and fans received some parlicipated in both basketball - means, Quite naturally, lasi game* at Australia, but clues to the Uconn athletic future. and swimming events iplriti tition (or the evet Itava be.-n working Hockey coach John Chapman posed Athletic Direc- The ewimming events were: 330-yard, 140-yard and 1900- ;" ird i bi , on Ihe squad tor, J. 0. Christian with three questions. meter freestyle Ihe which will represent Ihe They were! Ihe front crawl, bark stroke, blond* dolphin *
RECORD and RADIO SHOP Opportunities NEW LP'S AT REASONABLE PRICES Folk Music Classical at Kearfott Popular Artista Rock and Roll are expanding Complete Progressive Jazz File SEWING NOTIONS, HOBBY KITS l^ns occupy ins a unique position In 1 hffi'« teSffi: - i the rttldi of electronic! and electro- RADIOS and HI-FI'S REPAIRED CANY WOERNER mechanical components and precision Newark Collage instrumentation. Kearfott-in recent Anns I.IM.I immediately phoned Werther Sieafoos. "My of Engineering '5t RECORD and RADIO SHOP Not at 4«H tuft Of the. irta years — has moved more and more into 1 Tha vary advanced natura Cery has worked by choice e down with s dresd virus," she sski, "snd •f •niinMnnf (divalop> the development of complete systams. of many Kearfott projects In two laboratories sinca mini, dtiifn, tait, mjnu- I bsve decided to »rrept your iavitation, Wsldnip." flrad thla englnaar'a len hi pleased with his sit be joined Kaarfatt laat This has lead to major staff expansion (arturinf) which would 1 ar for Imagination. Ha loinad tha months' •iparlanca al June-Astronautics and at all levels, including a sisable num- ■ n,, -.. r, ,,l(| Werther. "Oh, good) enndersr ?". f.*!'.?*. Seething7 Inttrtil him most, Jim hat Electronics Systems Lab, Kearfott on two widely dif- Electronics. Ho values tha ber of positions for rteent graduates been most imprcsstd by where ha worked on tha ferent counts, first is the The neal day Anns Livis received a phone rail from Stewart opportunity he had to work in all 4 major company units: the way Ktarfett Projact development of a tiny combination of both theo- In direct contact with Stalwart M\ Prom dale bst oome down with a dread »in»," tnfjnaari STAY WITH A counter-part of what is rohcal and practical know- senior- engineers and sci- Tkt Systems Division PROJECT from study phasa SI -I W ill you go nith me?'' behaved to ba the most how ha has gained In a entists who have played a The Gyrodynamies Division right through to produc- accurate last equipment field that has fascinated 1 CampM ClM^iedo leadmg rate In developing tion, assuming full tach* Tkt Eltetro-Meehaniea.1 Division ' ( crtamh ." »hc ..aid ami prompllv phoned Wrrther and «aiH, yet devised far misilla him tor a long time - tran- the Kearfott inertlal meal and financial raspon- guidance systems After slstar applications. Tha ayslama and components The Precision Component Division "I have oome down with a dread virus and cannot go to Ihe sibihty for ttta quality and exposure to the diversity other is Kearlott's loca- which have bean selected Prom with \on, Whipstitch." salabllity (prlca-wise) or of tha projects in the Sys- tion. Finding midtown New for application in over SO Through its flexible TRAINING the flnlahad hardware. Nt tems lab. Stan has decided York only 40 minuMs away aircraft and 16 malar PROGRAM, Kearfott offers young For Sale finds that this Kearfott to look no further, but re- by car, Ian, a veteran, is missile systams. Gary now Wanted ' II •"'■-.' stki Werther. "t>h, miro sad engineers freedom to explore the Held, ljsn schii-k throe speed electric Nc, v Vorh philosophy enables Mm to quested permanent assign- planning to continue hit leans to the choice of a ■ha\er. I.rd irry mile. Seeh Pa^Llr.,'". . . ■ ! 'a Merrill operata across tha broad studies for an MS at one before selecting the broad area best larkiaj anj time. April Mil. ( all S., Anna Livis went I.. Ihe Prom with Stewafl ami who do vou ment here, where work permenent assignment in money. (nil «ricr 5 P.St, UA spectrum of englneer- It, t.A-S-5771 or Marse. t,A rangaa aver space naviga- of the many callages In tha the Electronics lab but fulfilling individual interests. Hunk the) I-JII into! Rcee-of-fihsroa »uh Werther. that's who! Ing,"** Comhtg from out- NewYork/New Jersey area: tion, digital computers, has decided to work a few Remsrkable rapid professional For Rant of-town, Jim was also guidance systems, solid Columbia, NYU.. Stevens, months in the advanced Walter or W'altreajes fur e>e Btewart had fell oblifsd so ask D 9 sheet -she pleasantly surprised by the Newark College of Engi- advancement is possible - and likely Single* t 11 utth private bmK. nin« work Irom j P, M, unfil 9 uO state physics, Industrial Gyrodynamies Division, be- ».»» per mnnt.. (or one person anrt wide choice of living quar- automation systams and) neering ara all clou by. -through the PROMOTION BY i . as, ,\ppl> in pcrann al lhc AI- slwa) - did his homework, but ihi had wt m led out bei suse -he fore coming to a decision. S.Bil fur f\wi prisons Apply in P M" oetueen 3 30 and 6 00 ters readily available. diverse electronic systems. This semester, len has MERIT POLICY. ,r detailed perwn nt thr Ahnaxeigh between n wanted to go with Wrrther null whom ihe fell i greal enrolled for two Kearfott 5.."V> nn