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2-21-1963 The gE yptian, February 21. 1963 Egyptian Staff

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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1963 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in February 1963 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. r'( 7k Bill Asks four New SIU Colleges A bill, which would remove stacles to tbe establishment of such colleges would still legl!l restr1ctlpns now pre- of sucb colleges. bave to be approved by the venting Southern nlinois Uni- . State Board of Higher Educa­ verslty from setting up col­ "We have no plans to set tion and by our own Board. up sucb cl>lleges at the pres­ leges of law, medicine, den­ "I don't {orsee any trouble tistry and pharmacy, was yes­ ent, II be added. in the bill's passage," he said. terday Introduced-ln the illi­ nois House by Rep. Leland President Morris sald The Clerk of the House of E·Y·TIAN Kennedy, D-Alton. Southern and Northern minois Representatives said that University were the only state House Bill-320 will now go President Delyte W. school s that have these re­ to the Committee on Educa­ ",'UI 9ttUuU4 1t1lW4~ Morris, reached at tbe Ed­ strictions. tion. Since it will be the first Carbondale, Illinois wardsville campus yesterday of next week before it goes afternoon, explained that the He added that if tbe bill into print, no action on the Volu.,. 44 Thur.cIoy, ·Feb. 21, 1963 No. 51 , bill would remove legal ob- is passed, the establishment bill Is expected before then. gly Man Contest' Voting Now Under Way ,. Each Vote A Penny: Money To Go To Charify Pictures on Page 2 Tired of voting for beauty "Ugly Howie Hinds. better queens and campus queens and known as the human carrot, all types of quee ns? 'slithers about campus daily. Here's your chance to break dragging his peelings behind me monotony. This is the week him. Howie's not a book­ of the Alpba Phi Omega annual worm--he's just .a worm. OJ HUgly Man,Contest'". uHave you ever seen a rup- Voting Is being Conducted at tured face? We, the members ballot boxes in tbe University of Brown Hall first floor, be­ Center. Thompson Point. and hold this Sight on the person at VT1. of Dave James. Dave has no The winner will be an­ trouble getting dates. He dates noun ced at 10:30 p. m. Friday rejects from monster movies during the UMOC Dance. and U. of I. girls." H$tan Shapiro is the most Candidates are Charles complete picture of homeli­ Herben Domvilll> iii, spon­ ness and ugliness this campus sored by Egyptian Dormitory; has ever seen. His kneecaps James Greenwood, sponsored are even uglier than his face." by Balley Hal1 First Floor; "John THron's motber Howard Hinds. sponsored by wanted him to be popular. So Sigma Kappa; David L. James, he said to himself. 'Self. would sponsored by Brown Hall First you like to become popular?' to Floor; And Self sald, .'Veabl' And be SPRING IS HERE? - A few dey. of un.oo.on· et1IIan cClutlon.d that they should ,"Ice the best­ Tbomson McAneney. spon­ said, 'Self. are you ugly?' ably war. weather brought on a rash of Spring of a good thing for a cold wove is on its way sored by Bowyer Hall; Stanley And Self said. 'Yeab, ['m ugly ...... and sent students to the Student Center ogaln. Shapiro, sponsored by Pbl enough to be the most popular potio on th.ir doily coffee break. Blolt the weath- Kappa Tau; and John Tilton, Ugly Man on Campus.' •• s ponsored by Kel10gg Hall. Zonil!g Ordinance Paued: Comments made about the c a nd t d ate s in nOmination Expansion Plan ' speecbes brought out some of • their good points . Discussed Monday Construction Of Two Buildings .. Just because Skip Oom­ Mo nday has been confirmed ville was offered a long-term as tbe date for a meeting contract with M.G.M. to play to discuss SJU expansion On Edwardsville Campus Ordered the wolf-man, Frankenstein's plans, according to Charles monster and the creature from Goss. chairman of the Car­ EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. mediate ly to contractors:" Classes currently are being the twenty mile reef WITHOUT bondale Plan Commission. Morris said. held in buildings In the Alton MAKEUP, this doesn't mean Tbe meeting is scbeduled Tbe Madison County board and East St. Louts areas. he's ugly. It just means he for 4 p.m. and will be held of supervisors yesterday Madison County supervi­ The -federal government an­ has a very distinctive face. on campus. President Delyte _ adopted a county zoning or­ sors voted 27-19 in favor of nounceaSaturday approval of This face , by the way, has been W. Morris will meet with me dinance clearing me way for ordinances which university $2.25 million as half the es­ classifie d as species Plan Commission, Mayor D. constructlon of Southern illi­ spokesman said are satisfac­ timated cost of a student cen­ Southern us ll11noisus Horri­ Blaney Miller and other city nOis University"s Edwards­ tory to the school. ter at the new campu s. bulus. " officials to explain future ville campus. The Edwardsville campus If the county board had uHandsome? How handsome plans. SIU President Del yte w. is eligible for $25 mUlion turned down the zoning or­ can one be? Jim Greenwood The meeting was requested Morris immediately author­ in construction funds unde r dlance, un i v e r s it yofficials is such a person. His acute after the Plan Commission ized a call for bids on two a un i ve r sit y improveme nts were considering the possibil­ case of leprosy is eating the learned"that the Unversity in­ buildings for the campus here. bond issue approved by voters ity of petitioning to have the best of him, causing his nOse [ended to purchase property Stan of construction on the In i960. campus annexed to the city" to run and his feet to smfS!:ll. U in twO areas of Carbondale. -thlversity campus here had been delayed by a decision of tbe SIU Board of Trustees last September tbat no ground Canadian Troupe To Present Shakespearean Farce be turned until the site had The cunain will . rise in on CBS radio and television. :>een adequately protected by Shryock Aud itorium S un day He has directed the Player. laws governing land use. night on a presentation of in such greats as "Julius The trustees. in tbe same one of William Shakespeare's Caesar:' and Bernard Shaw's motion. authorized Morris to most delightful comedies. "Saint Joan." and has played give tbe go- ahead as soon "Twelfth Night." performed in everything from "Henry as 6tectlve zoning had been by th'; Canadian Players. V" to Shaw's uMan and Super­ arraDged. The performance, one of man."' --Plans and specifications a number during their tour The seven member troupe for a library and a general of the Un i t ed States and also includes a poet- play­ classroom and office build­ Canada. will bring the humor­ wright. an experienced Eng­ ing will ~ made available im- ous farce about mixed up twins lish clown. a Stratford actress to stude n ts and faculty at and actresses from England OrganUt Featured 8 p.m. and Canada. The troupe director, Tony van Bridge. one-time member Stage manager Jack Hutt ,At Convocation of the English Old Vic Com­ is noted as senior stage man­ ager at the Stratford.Festival. .. ·Organ music will be heard pany. has worked with the Canadian Players since their Canadian composer Morris at the convoCation programs Surd in arranged .songs for the at 10 a.m. and i p.m. today initial season in 1954 - 55. He is also a regular star. in the play and Alan Lund set the in Shryock Auditorium. dances. Ricbard Leibert is one of plays of Canada's Stratford the best _organists both Festival. a yearly Shakes­ The the m e of "Twejfth in concen field and records in pearean presentation. Night!' revolves around Viola , tbe United States toda y. Mr. Bridges also appeared who falls in love wUh tlle Duke He lscurrentlyengaged.with in numerous repeTtory com­ of Inyria ~ but becomes con- ' ·be Radio City Music Hall in panies throUghout Engiand and fused with her owo-twin broth­ , I ·/ew Vork as tbe organist. has played hundreds of roles er whom sbe bad thOUght dead •.. L:- . .J .P ... 2 THE EGYPTIAN Fine Frirniture Men Form Gruesome HELLENYS

Ugliest Man

Today And Friday ..

HAVE GUNS Varied Programs On WSIU-TV WILL TRADE Tbe continUing of tbe deseg­ Friday 7 p.m. and Durer are discussed on regation series is the main Art and Man's presentation, ••• feature on this weekend's tele­ A Time of Cballenge con­ HGermany: The Obsession OLD & RARE vision viewing. tinues its series on the Wltb Deatb." DynamicS of Desegregation COINS Tbursday 7:30 p.m. with a discussion of racial Monday 7 p.m. problems In Soutb Africa. For Sale or Trod. "Amuklrkl" Is the movie fea­ Great Declsjons--1963, dis­ "Caugbt on tbe Face of a cusses the growing problems tured o n Bold Journey tbls C lift" Is the title of this ••• week. A Mexican woman subject. of the new government in Al­ 2 piece RAINSUIT travels by mule can through­ geria. regular $3.88 out tbe wild s of Baja 7:30 p.m. .. """"""" California. CINEMAScoPE::- NOW ONLY Bold Journey presents "Sur­ 8 p.m. 8 p.m. vival on a River" which is VARSITY LATE SHOW $2.98 the story of bow two men Biography presents the first FRIDAY ·SA TURDAY NITES SIU NEWS REVIEW survi ve 42 days in tbe barren pan of tbe story of Harry ONLY AT 11:00 P.M. wilderness. Truman beginning In 1944. ~ J at 8:30 p.m. Sp I Film Classics presents "Tbe 8 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Picture of Dorian Gray"-­ Challenge traces the metbods G OR the stark drama of Oscar "Tbe Slave" Is tbe title of M by whleb air cleans Itself In this week's presentation on Wilde's most debated work. "Tracing Air-Borne Radio­ T I ' A. man stays eternally young Continental Cinema. It evolves ° activity." around the story of a young °0 N S wbi1~ his famous po r t raj t S G ages tbrougb the years. 8:30 p.m. composer who becomes ad­ dicted to dope following an ~ '" CRAB ORCHARD MOTEL The works of Holbein, Grlen auto accident. The Pizza Story ~ IlOl & CAFE In the city of Naples a famous Italian dish was oorn-- WSIU Radio Schedule Ranges Pizza. 11 am · • pJ;I\~ ~Ol\ One hot sultry day Giovanni, a veteran's son, was RT. 13 EAST tt. t\ From Basketball To Schumann walking down the brick streets of Naples. He had just A. SIGN POINTS THE WA.Y U Programs to be heard on 7:00 p.m. - "Great White finisbed his elementary education and his father, Guiseppe, WSIU, 91.9 on the FM band, Way" presents music from told him to go to work. Giovanni did not Ilke this Idea include: the Broadway version of for be ..anted to try begging, but beggars In tbls time were "Bells Are Ringing" fading out. DOH'S THURSDAY 7:50 p.m. - Saluld basketball," So Giovanni srarted walking on his begging mission, first 12:55 p.m._flLaw in the News" SIU meets Chicago Teachers to tbe bakery of Pasquale. He asked for something.to eat ]02 S. DlIDoIs · 6:00 p.m. - Dinner music on College In Chicago and Pasquale In anger tbrew a piece of dough at him. "Music in the Air" SATURDAY Glov~nnl caught It and put tbe dougb In his pocket. 8:00 p.m. - "Starlight Sym­ Next be talked to Pedro the Produce Man who also phony" selections from Scbu­ In disgust threw a tomato at Giovanni. He caught mann, Liszt and StraVinsky 12:45 p.m.-uWoman's World" tbe tomato and put It In bls pocket. Fraternity 1:00 p.m. - Metropolitan Op­ FRIDAY 1 His next prospect was Batista \ delicatessen. Giovanni and era, Wagner's "T-ristan Und begged for sometblng to eat there; all be received was l80lda" . a- piece of cheese tbrown at him. He caught It and put 1:30 p.m. - "Special of the 7:00 p.m. - IfAmerica Sings,II It In bls bean pocket. Sorority Week" "Golden Doors" Tben witb bls !lead hung low Giovanni left tbe town of Naples and went to sleep along the side of the road under an olive sbade tree. Wben be awoke be yawned JEWELRY and lelt bungry. Tben he built a little fire on whleb be made a small beartb wltb bricks. He took the piece of dough out of bls pocket and started working It witb his LAV CRESTS bands. Flipping It Into tbe air be said, "God bless tb1s ALlERs. piece of dough." Tben he placed the dough on the beartb OFFlCER'S DANGLES, and crusbed the tomato and cbeese over It. He watcbed and GIFI'S It very carefully for be badn't eaten anytblng for days. 1 1.1 Tbe crust and cbeese started turning brown so he figured U was just about done. He picked the Pizza uf and raised ALSO It blgb and said, "God bless tbls first Pizza.' Dial 457-8121 Giovanni found that he bad to work for a living. Now be Is making Pizzasior tbe ItaUan Village, Carbondale, rut­ nols, bome of Southern illinois University. W.ld'i FiaeIi This Is not a true story. Edition help John YELLOW CAB Frank, SIU Lecturer. By GI.ovanni Dughettl Class Iiag Italian Vlllage, 40S S. WasblngtOn, Carbon­ 3-SW"'~""T dale, Wo. !,ald. AJAZZ,POP,aASSICAL of 'cenaln GS courses will he tor and bead of the variety taking the exams In Muckelroy sbow, said that a master of EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE Auditorium, starting at 83.m. ceremonies still bas to he eTAPE RECORDERS Several meetings will be selected and that other plans eSTEREOS held around campus today. at the present time are in­ e HI FIS Alpha Zeta, an Agrlculrure definite. fraternity, willmeetatIOa.m. WILUAlIS STORE today In the Agrlculrure Semi- The sbow will he televised • nar Room. as soon as arrangements have 2125.111. 457-6656 The Society for the Ad­ vancement of Management wUl also be meeting at an early hour, 10 a.m .• in Room E of the University Center. The Block and Bridle Club will meet at 7 p.m. In the Agriculture Seminar Room. Persian Lessons will continue In Room F of the University Center at 7 p. m. THE CURSE OF mE CAMPUS: NO. 2 PI Sigma Epsilon, mar­ keting majors, will meet in A~ was pointed out last wcck, one would think t.hat. with all . t.h~ prugrc:.;s we have made in the educlttion ~me, somet.hinp; Roan! B of the Uni verslty IIII~h t. huve been done by now ahnut roolllmate.;.. BuL no. The Center at 7 p.m. JU(.lillll:lte picture 1l!1.~ not bri~htellcd une hit ~i l1 ce Ethan The Young Republican Club Uloopimple founded tile fin.t Alllerica.1I college. . will meet In the Library Audi­ (C,u ntr:ll')' t.o popular belief, Han·ard wu." not the first. )Ir. torium at 7:30 p.m. (;()(xJpimple started his institution !;Ollie i5 ycur.;; earlier. And Mu Phi Epsilon, music fra­ get together in the Women's University Choir meeting in ternity, will meet in Altgeld Gym at 4 p.m. witb WRA Altgeld 115 at 3 p.m. ~~:~ ~Il~isti~tm~:~ :~ , ' fitn~n:~~ ' J::~is t~~·u~~~~i~~~ Room 106 at 9 p.m. and Alpba Modern Dance Club meeting The Chamber Cboir will re­ He built a lucrosse stadium that !ieated )02,000. Everywhere on cumpus wa... ernblawned the gtirrin~ f..:.1 tin mutto C.4 1·E Kappa PSi, business majors, In the same place at 7:30. hearse at Altgeld 116 at 4 p.m. Tbe Sing and Swing Square Tbe Angelettes will re­ MUSSI-" Watch out (or moose." The student union contained will meet in Room C at the a howlill~ a Uey, a clock, and a W~hair harher !'hop. same hour. Dance Club will meet In the hearse in the Women's Gym Two committees of the Uni­ Agriculrure Arena at 7 :30 p.m. 114 at 5 p.m. and another versity Center Programming Men's Intermural welght­ practice for the Theta XI Board will meet in the Center lifting will be in session at Variety Show bas been called tonight. They are the Commu­ the Quonset Hut at 7 p.m. for 6 p.m. In Furr Auditorium. nications Committee, Room E Rebearsals have been called Interpreters' Theatre will at 9:30 and the Special Events for many performing groups. meet in the Studio Theater at Committee, Room Bat 10 p.m. Tbey stan at 3 p.m. with the 7 p.m. for practice. Tbe Council for Exceptional C bildren will meet In Room Bowl Recommendations Due Feb. 27 107, University School at 7:30 Faculty and special groups Forms which must be turned p.m. Invited by letter to make rec­ in by March 1, are available The An Department is ommendations of s tudents for In Activities Room A of the sponsoring a lecturer tonight the General Electric College University Center. at 8 p.m. in the Family Liv­ Bowl Quiz should do so by ~ Ing Lounge. The speaker, Ir­ Feb. 27. Freshman Fined ving Sandler, an critic of New The letter as sent, set tbe York, will talk on popular art. date a week earlier. accord­ For Illegal Car Several meetings of more ing to Btll Fenwick, president A 19-year-old freshman active, active groups, will be of the SIU srudent Body. from Dietericb was fined $50 beld tonight. Meanwhi:le, s tude nt s were this week for driving his car Women's Recreation Asso­ invited to sign up on their in violation of university reg­ ciation class 'basketball will own initiative. ulations. (It w:\!' thi!' last feature-the harher shop':"' tlwt ala)' hrullJ!:ht Mr, G"IMl I)illlple's cullege til an curly end. The student Spring Festival Chairman THE EGYPTIAN ~i,i!~:yl~~nf,~~~~~~ ~~:d' ~~~I~~~i~h!)~,:u~~~i)~:d ~~=: = I ~ h:1 rher :-;hup. They hr:lid thqir h:rir instead of cuttinJ?; it, and :t!' Publlabcd In the DePlnfnel'll 01 Journllilim on T_eca.y, Wednelday. T'huuday.ndFrlday rClrshavinJ!; , they dcm't, The I)arl ter, Trcmhlatt Full icle h\' name Names 19 To Planning Group durtlll tile ~I year e,soepc dur1na hollcky j,trcw l'Ci d c pre-..~ !'t.: 1rill ~ aU the time :It lfi empty ch:t'irs tli:,t penoda by Soutbern IIUncl. Unlver.lty.C", onc duy hi ~ mind finally ~lve W:ly . Seizi ll~ his ,·ilirator, he r:1I1 bcKI4ale. nUIIOI •. Second dns po"'F paid Penny Donahue, chairman campus decorations, Trudy .. , the C.rbon4dc Po,I otrlu uncler tbe aCI uut."idc :l lld !'huuk the clltirc c:u lll)U 1'i till it crulllhied to du!'t. of the steering committee for Kulessa and Michael Sednara; 01 hhrc:b 3, ' 819. Tlli!' later hcc:ulI(' klillWII :1.~ Pickctt'!' C lwrgc.) But I digres~. W(' were di:-;c ux,,, in j,t \Va\'!' fur VClU :lIld \'lIur the annual Spring Festival at dance, Marijane Eicher and PoUcJe. of tbe EUJIllan are lhe respon· Southern. has named 19 other Rohert Quail; Miss Southern d blllty of the ed.Icor .. SUlemenLl p.ibUabed Nlullllllat.e to :-;tu!, hating each utiler. T1;is is :Id'mittcdl\' diffi­ students to the planning group. contest, Ann Strawn and Steve bere do noc nec.euartJ,. ~t the opl;nkJn cult hut not illlJ)u:...... ihl c ir yuu will hoth hend :1 hit, give:; little. 01 tIR .d.!nlnl.ntkln or .ny *I»nmel'll of I fClllemher, fur cX:llllple, Illy HWII cuUCW! d:lY~ (Berlitz, 'OB). The festival this year will tbe Unh'l(!r.lty. Gerlacb. My nlClllllnatc W:1.", I think yuu will allow, even I cs.~ a~hl(' • be held May 9-12. Included Also p ubl icity, Ellen [dlmr: Ertk Suxtrup; "'.NI"" Editor, tlWII IIIII:-;t. lie W:L~ :1 Tihetan nallled Ringadi n ~ wlut:'C !latin' in tbe events will be the Miss Gibbons and Mike Moore; con­ 8 , K. t..eJ~r ; &u.lne.. N.naIlU, Ceorsr custwlI!', while iudi!'l'ut.:lhly eolflrful, were lint entireh· endear­ Brown; H.ul Officer. HowlnS R. I..OfI&. Southern contest. a midway cessions, Clifford Dey and Jo £dlloTI.1 .nd ~.Ine .. oIflct. located In in~. ~'~brk yuu, I didn't mind !oiII much the ':'lIlg he ~ tru ek nil with concessions and carnival. Ann Jaffe; Mothers' Day, Bob Bu1l4l .. T · 48. Edltorlal -Pl"-" pbI:IrIie the huur /lr the !' trill~ fl f firecrucken. he:-;et ..1i till the half-hour. a dance and a HMo ms ' Day" Jesse and Lunye Yavonne 453- 2619. &al... oft'lar pbcIne 453-26216 . I didn't even mind hi!' :-;i ngeing chickc lI (eathers e"cn ' dusk and pic nic. Crim; midway, Linda Brum­ d:lyhrc:1k, What I t/itlmilld W:L" that he singed thCtIl 'in 111\" hat. Terry Hamilton has been mett and Louis Suchlch; and Tu he fair, hc W:L~ nut tut:llly taken with l'C Ulle u( 111\' ilUhitro either -~"ceially III)' huhhy or cClllect.inp; water. I had' no jars named overall vice chairman. convocations, Joel Travel­ :It thc timc :Iud ju:-;t Iwd tu :-;t:\ck the water all" .... ,ld-whert'. Finance cbairman will be John stead and Bonnie Garner. @amePlate~ Wel l :-;i r, thiuW'i grew !'l.c:.Id ily conler hetwcclI· Uing:ldin~ :l1Id {>Ibln. Marijane Eicher will serve lIIe, :lnd they lIIiJ!;ht have gotten :1Ctu: dl~' u~l.v h:ld we IIlIt each Other committee chairmen as secretary as well as a for apartment haflllCnoo. w rcccl\'e :t package f':'"11 "UIIIC nile duy, Hiuro:lCliup; and co - chairmen include: dance committeeco-chairman. UI)CUOO. IllS pack:ij..rc, paused, :-; lIIlled ,.; h.\'ly :It' IIIC, :lIld nliert'd I and trailer doors mea ~(t , "Thank yuu," I said. " \Vh:lt i~ it?" - also- "Yak hutter," he ~ I id , " Yuu put it ill \'uur hair. III TilX"t:lIl To Make ReM!rvalWru For A we call it grt'C lICe kitIIllIlJT." . . " Well nllW, th:lt':-; lIIi~hty rriclldly," I ~Iid :Iud ulit'rt'd him :t Remonably Priced Modern.Room- gift (nllll my p:tckugc, "XII\\" .""U lIIust have Clllt' uf lIIilll':· "Th:'lIIk YUlI," he ~Iid , " \\1I:1 t is thi!' (';1 I1 ed~'· CALL. G~uJ "Murlhunl Ciwlrcttb:," I ~lit1 :md held a lIIatch rHr hilll . He IlIIliccJ . "\Vuw !" Ile~lid , ··",isSll rl! 1)(';Itr.:chickcn ((>;llhf'rl' !.. "Or :mythiup; c l ~ yuu NlUld lIalll~ ." I s,a id, lip;htinJ!; III,V cl\\ll ~1urlllC)nl. , And .u.; we sat t()~t.her alld l' lIjCl~'('d that 611(' ft:1\'nrful • CARBONDALE MOTEL M:trlhunl tula:,1CCO, th.at l'Ure' whiw :\1 :lrlhClnl fiJtrr, :1 p;1,,\\' uf S1IWIIs ...... fIIIII WMMl felluwslup c:.1II1(' 1"·C'r U," -:l t>('l'{'U(' rum·ictiClII tll:1t lUI 51 (Just South of Campus) lira. quarrel,.; exist l~twedl meu that \\illllilt ~;('Id III tht' w:mllth uf u.s. hlll!(>,10 !Cuud will. , I :1111 "Mlud til ~Iy that HillJ!:ldillJ! :lIId I N"­ ..,..., ...... '":tlll fnenth; til tillS d:IY , ali(I w(' ('x('h:lll.,. carels (':1('11 Chri!'tm:I" :lIld c:.lell Fllurth Hf ,July. fil'f'Cr:u'k('r'l' . " 11'1\:1 :u .. ,.. ..1 ..... -Air ·Conditioned -Free TV -Courtesy Coffee l1li ChI ..... MidIiaIiIa ,...... /' i Phone 457-2923 Hardware Co. I/OU or 1If)llr roonlnlote nIOII be--on anI/ romp"" or I,amlel in onl/./o/e of 'lie l'n;on-I/ou _ w. ~cria at lIour fororile tONN'O rollnter-fIOf, _..,.ot('-

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.....J-.aa'A Claims Evidence In Cuba ~ WASHINGTON repon tbe Soviets bave es- of his Immediate family In A Cub_an, exile leader s a Cd tabllsbed rwo secret military a well planned series of ex­ Wed n e 8 day the r e are bases in Latin America, one ecutions, was arraigned Wed- In the jungles of Donhwest nesday on four counts of fl t definitely more tban 17,000 rs SoViet t ps in Cuba and BrazU, the other in tbe degree murder. perhaps UP~l to 30,000. mountains of Paraguay. Harry "Butch" Hebard was ,Dr. Manuel deYarona, who These sources also say that not charged wlththeflftbmur- was president of the Cuban Cuba has set up numerous der because it is being "bela ~~:~~cI~:atl!:;:>-.;t.::r~~ ~~~~a~~:::g::::~t r:~ ::; ;:~~~.,re~:~o~:~~~ a , U.S.-led Invasion "to 'Amerlca, directed by a council mltted killing his famUy and restore peace to the beml: of high Communist officials then hiding the rifle and chang- sphere." He sald only Joint In Havana. / Ing bls clothes all In a matter mWtary action "under the" . of 15 minutes. leadership of the United DeVarona said "'collective Stlites can liberate Cuba." armed action" against Cuba SPRINGFIELD, ill. sbould he taleen through the DeVarona spoke through an Organization of American Two Republican Sen a tor 8 Interpreter In miling his States. but If necessary !>y yesterday Introduced a bill to statements In testimony be- United States alone under Its .deny relief payments by tbe PA T (TOP) AND CHICO CONIGLIO fore the House Inter-Ameri- inherent right ' of unilateral illinOis Public Aid Commis­ can Affalrs subcommittee. It self-defense. sion td' strilc.ing workers. Tired OJ Reducing: Is Investigating Cuban sub­ version in Latin America. GREEN SAY, Wis. Senators William H a r r i s and Russell ArringtOn said He \,dded that "Well-In- A l6-year old boy, who regardless of coun rulings, 'Chico' And, Pal Coniglio formed 8Ourc~s in Vienna" wiped out all five members the legislature can forbid such ald . QUit SIU Wrestling Squad The commission office sald • STEREOS it does, .under authority of an Frank "Chico" Coniglio and "You can't imagine bow .~1&~ CONSOLE attorney general's opInIon, his brother Pat bave quit the many problems are Involved In give general assistance and SIU wrestling squad, accord­ scheduUng.a meet on tbe spur MODELS federal surplus commodities Ing to Jim Wll1cInson, SIU of the moment," Wilkinson to striking workers. wrestling coach. said. "We didn't have trans­ "They were tired of pulling MIAMI, Fla. ponatlon, money or lodging from $129.95 (tiling off) weight," Wil1c!nson for the trip, but still we came A life jacket and debriS, said, u ~nd were not working close to heating them. And GLENN'S APPLIANCES possibly from the missing SS out as hard as they should they are one of the top wrest­ 22 So. 10th 51. Phone 684-4321 Marine Sulphur Queen, were have." ling team s in the Midwest. II Murphysboro, Illinois picked up Wednesday in the "We tbought that since they "I guess you could say It Atlantic Ocean about 14 mUes were loafing It would he hetter Is tbe hazards of the occu­ southeast of Key West, Fla. for tbem to qult than ruin tbe patlon," Wilkinson added. J entire squad," he added. The life jacket was stenciled "They are two of the better Historian "Gives MURPHYSBORO "Sulphur Queen." An inten­ wrestlers In tbe Midwest but sive search has begun in the apparently figured tbat tbe Morris Library area for any possible sur­ bard work and sacrifice was DffiECTORY vivors. not wonh it:' the coach said. Book Collection The 523-foot tankerSulpher "Frank IS ineligible for the TV's, Price-cl to Sell; Queen left Beaumont, Texas, NCAA this year because he John W. Allen, Carbondale USED CARS All Makes and Models. on Feb. 2 on a routine run competed when he was a fresh- writer on local history and to Norfolk, Va., carrying a man. This probably was the folklore, bas presented Mor- • For .A-l Used Cars load of 15,000 tons of molten main reason for his quitting. II ris Library wtch me bulk of -SAWYER TV-- sulphur. The Conlglios quitting tbe bls personal library and Se. squad was only one of several manuscript collection deal­ Richard Yogler WEATHER FORECAST problems confronting Wll1cIn- Ing with southern Illinois his­ 1416 Walnut son last week. Oklahoma State tory and pioneer Ufe. FORD SALES Today's forecast is for di- cancelled ,its appearance here 801 Walnut minlshing cloudIness with a which left SIU without a meet Ralph McCoy, director of high of 30 in the extreme for the weekend. He then called libraries, said the gift In­ The Best Buys in Used Cars GENERAL south. Strong winds are also Iowa State for a meet which eluded 500 VOlumes, numer­ predicted. materialized. ous manscripts, maps, nores, , ______, letters, .pbotograpbs, and tape Gifts for every occasion GROB Se. recordings. ThIs material was CHEVROLET gathe~ed by All e n in his 1604 Walnut PAULINE'S travels over Boumern Illinois. Allen bas been given work­ For All Makes and Models GIFT Ing space In Morris Library of A·l U•• d Co .. SHOP in return for his services in belplng to Identify and ar­ CARDWELL MOTORS 1332 Walnut .. 684·4414 range the collection, McCoy said. 1615 Pin. Every Department's Wide boo1c, • Open for Businen at Allen's "Legends Aod Lore of Southern Illinois. II FURNITURE • PURE GROUND BEEF_3Ibs._ $1.1'9 will soon be publlsbed by the • PORKSAUSAGE PATTIES_3Ib .. _.$1.09 University Press. 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909 Chutnut ~. MEAT BUNDLES - 35 LBS.- '21:42 CALL 451~559 PapS /' F ...... " 21. 1963 THE EGYPTIAN sm Dean Named WAY$TO On,;;,Campus State AACfE Head SAY} ON Arthur W. Lean. Dean of SHOES! tbe College of 'Education. was appointed state liRSOn repre­ (I) Shine :rhem Job Interviews sentative to the American As­ sociation of Colleges for Regularly. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 22: MONDA~ FEBRUARY~: Teacber Education at Its 15tb annual meeting last week In (2) Keep Them Soft. ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY. Ar­ GARDEN CITY. MICtnGAN. PUBLIC ChIcago. gonne. DL; SeekIng cbemlsts. engineers. SCHOOLS; Seeldng all elementary areas • physIcists and biological scientists for Special Ed. High school areas Include all He w1ll serve a three-year (3) Don't Walk On 'Em various programs reIared to atomic energy subjects. especially Math. Science. Coun­ term. AAeTE, an autonomous research and deveb'pment. selors, Vocal MUSiC, etc. department of the National Education ASSOCiation,. is a - - RIDE CAMPUS 11..1. HEINZ COMPANY. St. Louis; Seeldng SANTA CLARA. CALIPORNIA, SCHOOLS national. vobmtary associa­ business and liberal arts seniors for retail tion of colleges and univer­ CAB· ~ry sales and promotion. . US PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE. Chicago; sities. Ph. 549.2181 C'DALE SeekIng majors In physical and biological I 'cLIFTON. GUNDERSON. COKER, • DE.; SCiences, engineering, math, and economics BRUYN, Peoria, 1IliDo1s; CPA Jirm seeldng for nationWide ppporrunIties In professional Ne. Ind Used Furniture accouotlng seniors for professional audit public health. assignments. ROWLAlD'S . FURNITURE ' WE BUY A1VD SElL USED JiTJRNlTURE ROOELLE, ILLINOIS. SCHOOLS, (Cook Co) WESDAY, PEBRUARY 26: } Seeldng elementary majors for positions 102 E. Jackoo. Ph. GL 7-1524 ~ In grades K-6. PRICE WATERHOUSE III COMPANY, St. ~======~ Louis; CPA firm seeking accounting seniors SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23: for professional audit and management serv­ ices assignments .. 'TAMAROA, ILLINOIS. SCHOOLS; SeeIdng secondau Vocational Agriculture and Vo­ cational Home Economics majors.. ARMSTRONG CORK COMPANY, Lancaster, .SANTA CLARA. CALIPORNIA, SCHOOLS; Pa; 'Seeking business and lIber-al arts sales SeekIng all elementary grades and junior oriented seniors. preferable single and mili­ 40l S. ILLINOIS DIAL 457-4313 hIgh school Core Language Ans - Social tary obligation completed (active duty phase) Studies. and Core Math-Science. Also high for sales training program; initial assign­ DECORATED CAKES-OUR SPECIALTY school areas. ment in Lancaster. Pa. OIJ-Campus Unit In Disguise: Free Delivery On Campus _Omicron Chi Upsilon Is Greek Delicious, But Not In The Usual Way Mouth-Watering Tbe largest social fra­ largest fraternity an dlor ~ s :-'" ternity at SIU Is not located sorority.. at Greek Row .. HBeing off-campus, stu­ It has no pledge program dents can be associated.. They nor "beD week.." can belong to something," Pizla All you have to do to quali­ s aid Heillgensteln reflecting 'fy for active membership Is on the purpose of the group. to live off-camPus, have fifty Omicron Cbl Upsilon provides cents for a membership card. off -campus social functions and Offer Complete carry·out ~ nd express a desire [0 join. each term for its members .. The organization's name. 5ervice seven days 0 week. Like 0 t be r fraternities. Omicron Chi Upsilon, Is a Greek disguise for "off_cam_ OCU has a mascot. He is 4-11 P.M. Sam u e I Ichabody Unibody pus unic.." (meaning SIU) and Is better Off-campu s organizer. known as ·'Sam" to OC U • Call 457·2919 F rank He ili,g e nstein. brothers and sisters. His "dreamed up the idea two face appears on Gamma Delta years ago." An info rmal Iota sweatshins which are membership drive was sold by OCU to raise money launched by tbe Off- Campus fo r social events. U THE PIZ·ZA KING Presidents' Council .. At that time we had 200 male and fe­ The fraternity's weekly FRANK HEILIGENSTEIN 719 S. Illinois male members " ~ be said.. newspaper, "Southern Inde­ uNow we have 500 members pendent, OJ made its first ap­ scattered throughout Carbon­ pearance this week:. The Community* Life Dis ­ George Washington dale," ~ily making it SIU's Sale He ilige nstein s aid srudents cussion Groups will meet to­ night at the Wesle y Foundation One Day Only __ Friday, Feb. 22 wishing to join OCU should 1M Officials Name contact the student govern­ at 9 p.m. me nt office on a Saturday or Individuals may choose one REG. M.EN'S 1 DAY ONLY ,62-63 All-Star Team attend a Monday nigbt 9 p.m. of three groups In which to $7. 95 • $10.95 - The officials for the intra­ meeting of the Off-Campus participate. The topics are Wool Slack. $6.00 Perplexing Issues In Reli­ $11.95. $17. 95 ---- Wool Slacks $8.00 mural basketball team shave Presidents' Council in the up to $39.50 Sport Coot. $10.88 picked the All-Star team for University Center activity gion, Christianity and Com­ on. group the 1962-63 season. rooms. munism Today and Con­ $59.50 Suits $:U.95 Bob Schuster, C h a rile temporary Christian Thought. on. group Graduate CoHee Hour up to $5.98 !fort Shirt. $2.88 or Hamilton. Mel Patton, Harry o I cotton 2/0. $S.5O Bobblt. and Bob Klostermann A graduate coffee hour will $3. 95 Hots $2.49 have been picked for the first he held at 10 a.m. tnday In the five! team. Mississippi room of the Uni­ BOY ' S Tbe offiCials picked Ron versl\y Center. All graduate Landreth. Gary Wagner. 1 im stUdents are inVited to attend. $2.39 Winter Cap. $1 .00 LonS. Frank Jasmine. and $2.95 Shirt. $1.00 Monte Knight for the second MclVElLL'S JEWELRY on. group team • . ·The All-Star team Is picked Flae Jewel" by the total points scored In Watch R..... I' . Intraip,ura), play. perform­ 1'1_1• . RaE ... Repal, . &nee. and .· cooperation with 214 S. 1111 ...10 ·· SPECIAL· 1st 'PAIR COTTON S~ACKS $5.95 WESLEY fOUNDATION BUY 2nd ThurSd~y - 9 p.m. -- Co ...un!t'Y :life Groups PAIl( FOR '.$J.OO ·.';~~~~ff:~ :· 5:~~ ..~ . .' ?:': T~ .~~:i~;t:.;~j ::,. .:: .~~ ~~ ~.~ ~.: " \-ll: .. "_ ..: .. L~'~~'S;:::~{:Z~~:~~;.; ; :~ ; ~~: ~ ~:~> n:-- (;cI. mIPL,s" E.I!Or1St : f!,/ ~.. ~ . ~ 816 --S.lIifnois 3005. 111. Carbondale c- J . I F ...... ry 21, 1963 P... 6 :ntE EGYPTIAN Breach OJ Faith Many will find it d1fficult 10 direct contradiction of a pro­ sympathize with bousehold­ fessed willingness to cooper­ ers, contractors and city plan­ ate with builders and city ners, bitter over an SIU pro­ offlctals In city planning and posal 10 acqalre additional the bpuslng of Southern's ex­ land in Carbondale. A far­ panding enrollment. Sbould the s1gbted plan for the city bas university proceed with Its been . SOtne t1tne In coming, plans, rooms for hundreds of and hisoory Is filled with ac­ students will he eUminated and counts of bousebolders and may well result in a shonage contractors taking advantage of student housing In the next of students. few years. H"owever, a master plan for The university's breach of the city of Carbondale was faith with 'Carbondale and pri­ recently adopted and It named vate contractors comes at a tbe area SIU Is seeking 10 time when city planning and annex 8S land for construe':' dotmttory construction were tlon of multiple-story apart­ heglnnlng to meet the "stand­ ments and dormitories. The ards demanded by SIU. The university has worked closely words 6f university officials with city officials In develop­ may, in the furore, be re­ Ing the plan. graded as worthless by dormi­ tory and city planners. It has been reported that The univerSity's secrecy construction of more than $2 concerning acquisition of land mlllion in studF .It housing Is was aimed at preventing-8 rise being planned for the area by in land values. But the furuce private contractors, many of cooperation of city officials whom had consulted univer­ and private builders with the sity officials and received en­ university may have been lost thusiastic response. in the bargain. llbe university's desire to purcbase the property Is In Erlk StottrUp Work And Credit 1#J Not Match Editor: ceived. For example, the physical education setup re­ It is a common complaint quires three hours a week. at tbe University that too much yet only one bour of credit work Is plied onto the student's is given. Compare. physical shoulders. Work is the basis education to a language con­ for learning but when the work versation class whicb meets is extended to mean busywork once a week. This class is there is no reason for it. worth what it should be--one A derivative of this com­ hour of credit. Yet physical plaint is the amount of wort education meets three times assigned In proportion to the as ofren and it, too, 1s only number of credit hours re- wonh one bour. It does not seem justifiable. GwBode ... Marjorie Stevens Few Benefiu The present meal ticket system offered by the Slater Food System Is benefiting only AU For Mother Nature ... The Sweet Old Hag· a small segment of the Uni­ versity population and not the President Kennedy recently Nowhere else on eartb are men and machines moving a great majority of students who challenged the marines to buman beings subjected to 60-foot oak from the front of eat there. A great majority complete a SO-mile walle In such adverse conditions just Old Malo to the side of Sbry­ of the students eat only once less than 20 hours. Since then, to be told that a particular od, or a trud dumping the or twice a day at the center. a multitude of people, wbo course is more than likely 38th load of scenic Southern Therefore. the present meal consider themselves physi­ closed and that he must again illinois boulders? ticket arrangement is of no cally fit, have accepted the go through the torturous pro­ So for the sake of bum an use to them. challenge and most of them cess. preservation, let evil out­ It would seem that a "$5.50 have completed the task. The lad of suicides on the siders who mlgbt suggest that mea 1 ticket for $5.00"-­ These people must he con­ campus resulting from such a portion of the money being similar to the ones offered by gratulated upon their success unbearable pressures and spent on landscaping be di­ many of Caroondale' s local in the endeavor. However, conditions is truly amazing. verted for the Improvement of restaurants--would be more most SIU students would un­ Perhaps the condemned stu- the Sectioning Center never convenient and a little cbeaper doubtedly agree tbat a much be heard on this playground than the present arrangement. greater test of fitness and dents are saved from self­ of Mother Nature. SlU students If the students want this ser­ endurance is presented by a destruction only by the as·· are most anxious to suffer for vice they should speak up for fundamental requirement at tounding beauty of nature as nature to any extent that is Gus serys that the hottest show It eXists on the campus. In Iown i. Shryock Auditorium It. this university. That task he­ necessary. with all the radiators 90in9 lull ing the process of registra­ How could a student th1nlc bla.f. Edward W. Allman tion and sectioning. only of blmself when he sees Larry Hamilton

Facing A Sensitive Issue • • • • • Many People WiU Disagree By Paul Simon, Member lllinoU StdIe Senate More people will disagree estare research firm has rec­ States that bave the law she bappens to bave white Tbe individual sale or rental \With this column than With any ol,"mended adoption of the guaranteeing every citizen the skin. A paren~ wbo looles at of singl~-family units Is not '1 w1l1 write during this legislatlon--not to protect same rights bave not found a cbild wbo bas dark sIc1n affected. since discrimination 'session. human values. but to protect any sudden sblfting of popu- knows that In llllnois today there would he almost impos­ That's a negative way to property values. latlon. But since every citizen perhapa only five per cent sible to prove. start, but tbe simple fact 18 So long as you don't have knows that all property Is on of the real estate Is avall­ To those who write letters tbat speaking out on this Is­ laws to protect all citizens; the same level, and Negroes ahle 10 that cbild--and at in opposition to this proposal, sue makes more enemies than there will be unscrupulous have greater access to ade- prices on an average of 15 I frequently answer: flIf you friends. people--real estate men call quate houslng,"bloctbusters" . per cent· higher thanroothers. have a better solUtion, I'd The issue--discrimination them "blockbusters" -- who bave a harder time fleecing Negroes . have about ten per be happy to bear it. It There tbe people, and all real estate cent of the nation's population may be better solutions, but In housing. :~:te t":;d a:t~:~e C~:I:':~~ Is better protected. and account for 85 per cent so far I have not had a re­ The alm of a proposed law Wbat they do is find easlly Tbat is the real estate pan of the deaths by fire. Much s ponse to that question. ~ to forbid discrlmlnatlon In frlgbtened white citizens and of the argument. of the cause Is Inferior housing Is not only protection tell them a Negro famlly has housing. ' I franlcly doubt that the leg­ for the rights of our feUow moved in--or w111 move in-­ Islation, sponsored by Rep. Much more Imponant In Anyone who bas studied the Cecll Partee of Chicago, will American citizens who may tbeir neighborhood and then my mind is the humanitarian issue admits that something be Negro or Jewish. If people buy the property at consldera­ pass at this session. argument. /" must be done. would take the time to study .bly less than Its actual value. But one of these years It I this bUJ they would see tbat Tne Negro citizen is then I bave a llttJe girl two The proposed legislatloQ it also protect~ .the property sold the property at · conSld­ years old. I know that when will, and when It does both values of every citizen. in- erably more than its acrual she grows up she can rent takes a step in the right direc­ human values and property eluding the most prejudiced. value, everyone losing but the or buy property anywhere in tion. It forbids discrimination ~alues in llllnois will he better That is why a national real manipulator. the state. Tbat is because in multiple - dwelUng units. protected. '-'-'--'-'-'-'-. ;..;....:..: . . -"...... I r-:~~I~~;,:~------,~ijj"~"ii"iiiiiiiiii.f_~Here: Padoyan's lO~ Record ,On The Line Tomorrow Four years ago Ray Pado- Jackman is unbeaten in 20 Ivan started swimming the 50 races this season. . and lOO-yard freestyle eventa Laat year wben SIU went for SlU and since that time to Minnesota Jackman waa bas compiled an Impressive sidelined by a strep throat. record of no losses In the But be Is In good bealth this University School Pool. season and swimming well. However, be is a little con­ Padovan against Jackman cerned about Friday's meet sbould be one of several top with Minnesota because be wlll events during tbe meet Friday be swimming against someone afternoon. bigger and possibly better. . Tbe 2OO-yard Indlvldual medley event between SIU's Minnesota's Steve Jackman Jack Scb1ltz-1ind Minnesota's will be the opposition Padovan -Bill MUota could be a record r lilll bave to beat if his un­ breaker too, • ccordlng to beaten record is to continue. Caaey. rilE don't like to swim any­ HI MUota won the Indlvldual £6CoJ2.T~ ) one bigger than I am," Pado­ medley In the NCAA two years van' said while preparing for ago and finlsbed second last I Friday's meet. "But Jack­ year.' He is only one of sev­ .wwt.ffU .' I man is bigger so I will bave rr eral outatandlng Gop b e r 6 my work cut out for me swimmers. ,. Friday. " Scb1ltz probably will swim Jackman bolds the Big Ten the 200-yard breaststroke too and NC.AA 50 and lOO-yard against tbe NCAA champion freestyle championships. He Virg Luken. Luken Is only a is tbe NCAA 50-yard record junior and appear'i in top I bolder witb a 21.1 time. sbape. SchUtz has not been Ralpb Casey, SlU swim swimming the breastroke !",oacb, expects both Padovan mucb this' year but Cas e y and Jackman to break tbat said Wednesday tbat he might record and the NCAA lOO- yard enter Scb1ltz agalnst Luken. record. Both the freestyle and med­ OJ Sout:lwrn's Wrestlers II padovan can beat Jackman ley relay eventa school and if be swims Uke be is pool records should fall Fri­ With rwo weeks remalnlng 5-3 decision over Jim Grover. capable," Casey said. "He bas day afternoon. Minnesota's before they compete again, Kristoff flnlsbed first In the gone 48 seconds In practice medley relay team already has SIU wrestlers are preparing beavywelght class with a 6-4 h , and sbould be able to cut tbat been timed in 3:37 wblcb Is for the Indiana State meet win over Keith Johnstone. e e€/AJ time down with s tiff com­ better tban tbe Usted SIU pool after a narrow 16- 13 loss SIU's Don Millard lost his I/I/IJOIS ,- petition." record. to Iowa State. matcb at 157 - pounds to Gordon Both p,adovan and Jackman SIU's medley r elay team of Iowa State is one of theH.:::a;ss;m;a;n-=o;n~~r~l:din~ · ~g~::ti~m~e:.~c:..:::====;::=~A=='-=:::::~ are unbeaten this season. Darrell Green, Ted Pet r a s, NCAA better wrestling ( Something's got to give Fri­ Jack Schiltz and Ray Padovan schools and Jim Wilkinson, day afternoon. probably will pus h Minnesota SIU wrestling coach, was VOLK'SWAGEN Padovan bas not lost in 10 to a new national record in pleased that his boys stayed outings (bis season while the event. as Danclose Devine, as they did.Ken HOllston ~ 963 and Larry ICr1stoff won their Gallatin Happy To See matches in the Iowa State meet before 2800 fans In ____ Ames. Devine pinned Iowa State's ..." .... His Old Boys Running Bryan Kubata In 8: 18 In the IJI - Harry Gallatin, former SIU be seen smiling wben the Sa­ 123- pound class. Houston won basketball coach and now lutts were running in the fast the 177-pound dlvlslon with a coach of the professional break fashion whlcb he in­ St. Louis Hawics of.tbe National stalled four years ago. HIt Basketball Association, was was good to see tbe old boys frames~ I \ among tbe spectators at the running," Gallatin sald. SS.50and up SIU-Western Kentucky game Gallatin left the gym im­ Tuesday nigbt. pressed with the job that Jack Conrad Optical MO~OrS Inc. ~ Hanman has done In his first 411 S. Ill. Gallatin took time out from year as coacb of the Salulds. Mt, Vernon \ a scouting trip to see bis former s chool play. He was In Mississippi Monday night and then

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