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VOLUMf CXII Complete UP1 Wire Service STORRS. CONNECTICUT. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1958 Offices in Student Union Building No. 54 Russia Issues Tart Statement; Jorgensens Rocket Historian Willy Ley Warns West In Berlin Crisis To Host Tea Berlin, Germany, Dec. 11 — attack on East Germany and troops get out of Berlin. It For senate | pre(Jicts Man's Space Flight rockets and ipa i West Berlin by force will be came in response to aulhoria- navel. In 1926. he published considered an act of war. tive Western reports last Sat- IT IS THE FIRST official ■vent manned flight into space in two urday that the United States Russian declaration on Berlin The informal tea was origin or three yean. "Trip Into Space, wlticli Wl An authorized declaration by imil wiui rocket ships. the official Tass news agency nearly sent tanks to tree a U.S. since the original notes of two ated about eight years ago. In Addressing a student-faculty itated bluntly that Soviet troops Arny truck convoy held up by weeks ago. Those proposed ne- order that the student senators audicn .• ol 200 persona at the ile iormed a pioneering rack- are not in East Berlin to show East German authorities last gotiations to end the Berlin could meet with the admmistra University of Connecticut, the et research organization, the the West the road to "Berlin. month. occupation within six months lion ofiicials with whom thc> noted author-lecturer said, the torerunner ol the present day THE STATEMENT Mini n. The Russian statement also . . . creation ol a demilitarized wouil work during the year. man-carrying satellite will prob- German Rocket Society, In co- and we quote, "any attempt to attacked the West for delaying lOCalM "fret city'' of Wast i lministration and the Stu- ably circle the earth a feu operation with other experi- break through to Berlin with on Russian proposals that Brit- Berlin . . . and giving the con- dent Senate alternately sponsor times and the nreturn to terra menters in the group, he helped tanks would be considered an ish. French and American trol of access to West Berlin the tea; this year the admnus- firma. to build Instruments and to to the Baal Germans. nation will act as sponsor. Mr. Ley, who once served as launch them. He introduced to Today's statement also said A TOTAL OF about sixty a tutor lo top Arms Missile the organization Wernher von the U.S.S.R. will not take pan people are expected to attend scientist Wernher von Braun, Braun, who later headed the in any four-power talks on re- this event. The President of the also piedicted flights lo the project thai created the tier IFC Tea To Honor moon in about five or six years man V - rocket and who today unlfj ing Germany through free University, Dr. Albert N. Jorg- Ions, It said such a notion ensen. will head the list of ad- and the (list manned flight to heads the Army project at Is, — quote — "meiely dema- ministration officials who will another planet in less than two Huntsvllle, Alabama. Ley was goguery." The statement said meet with the 36 student sena- decade. his first tutor in rocket n Counselors Sunday unification can come only "It is a bit difficult to say search tors. where we ttard now." lie said, through agreement of the two Al Hajjar, President of the As vice president of the Ger- Fraternity residence counsel- inception was the problem that Geramnies. "because we don't stand at the man Rocket Society, Les built ors are to'be honored Sunday every fraternity house gave a. Associated Student Government same place In the various commented, "On behalf of the ■ lie organization membership by a formal tea, sponsored by tea for its residence counselor. sciences necessary for space lrom a small number of people the Inter-fraternity Council. The This practice was, according to Uconn Hockey Team Associated Student Government I ravel. Students interested in form- We certainly appreciate the lo an aggregate of more than tea will last from 4 to 6 in the William Katz, Chairman of the "AS FAK AS space medicine 1,0011 individuals, operating a afternoon, and will be held in IFC resident counselor tea com- ing a Uconn hockey team have chance to meet with the Presi- been asked to contact Greg Baz dent and the administration of- is concerned we're ready to proving field on the outskirts HUB L'OS. mittee, becoming an imposition send a man up into orbit now. of Benin and employing a full- Each resident counselor is to on tile house mothers. Katz amazian at extension 332 be- ficials, to discuss student prob- fore leaving lor the Christmas lems. Through these discus- In fact space medicine is now time staff ot engineers and. be escorted by two fraternity further commented. This is the further advanced than engineer- mechanics, Able to ■peak and men, and will receive a corsage first time that resident counsel- vacation. sions, possibly a lot of miscon- If enough students show in- ceptions between students and ing, in tins regard, ii is my write English, French, Latin. when she arrives at the tea. ors have been jointly honored own opinion that the very near Dutch, Russian and Italian ai Members of Administration, by the IFC. I think that this terest in such a team, games administration officials may be will be scheduled with informal ironed out and thereby create future will bring a lot of ex- well as German, Ley, maintain- Deans of Colleges and senior tea is a fine Idea and hope that ploration by satellites." ed a correspondence wilh rock- members of the Panhellenle it will continue in future years student hockey teams from oth- an air of mutual understanding er universities. between the two groups." On the question of .Soviet vs. et pioneers throughout Europe Council, have also been invited as a IFC tradition. American pi ogress in the satel- and America so thai the Ger- to this event. lite field. Mr. Ley pointed out man society served as 111 - - THIS IS THE first IFC spon- lhat it is quite possible that 10 world center for news and in- sored tea. The reason for its Willy Ley. world's ranking rocket historian, took a look formation on rockets. JOO-lb satellites are more valu- into the luture Wednesday night and forcasted man's first WSGC Decides To Shelve able than one 1,0001b Sputnik. manned space flight, in Z or J years. Mr. Ley spoke before a in 1935, Ley came to the Only One Paper He explained this by saying gathering of about 200 in the HUB. (Campus Photo Copy) United States and became an New fork City, Dec. 11 — the ability of a satellite to American citizen in 1944. In (UPI) — Only one major news- carry 1,000 pounds of scientific well as the atmosphere," he aie hised on a background of America, Ley wrote articles in paper was published today in Motion Concerning Bylaws equipment doesn't necessarily explained. scientific research of over more Hie field of Zoology and Other the world's largest city. The mean all the apparatus can be If Midi a motor is developed. than 30 years. He studied al branches of science for such New York Daily Mirror was By MERRI PRESSEY may be taken Sunday through closest to the situation and used effectively. he predicted that it would prob- tlie Universities of Berlin and magazines as Coronet, Esquire, the only newspaper available to Thursday nights. This motion could anticipate reactions to any DIFFERENT TYPES of data ably have to be lifted 10 miles Konigsberg in East Prussia, Fauna and Natural History. news-starved New Yorkers and Staft Writer At Wednesdays WSGC meet- will be voted on and implement- rulings drawn up. are usually available in differ- in the air by conventional rock- concentrating on palentology, During World War II the even It was limited by only ations of the system will be The procedure for electing a ent orbits, he said. Thus several et or liquid fuels before being astronomy and physics. He was, U. S. Government called on over-the-counter sales. Eight ing a metion was made and Junior Social Chairman was tabled to revise Section II.. Ar- discussed after Christmas vaca- smaller satellites will obtain in- launched. from his early high school days Willy Ley for consultation, par- other newspapers suspended tion. Before any action is taken discussed and it was decided to formation while traveling in "IT WILL AUGMENT but fascinated both by all aspects ticularly after the first V-2 publication when rank and file ticle A. I. of the bylaws so obtain the feelings of the So- that!!' , -peisonal™M „nandI cuftualitescultural lates a Mquestionnaire ^ ^ ^^ will ^^ be submit-^^ several orbits that no big satel- never supplant chemical rock- of scientific fact and by the rocket struck London. deliverymen voted to strike (p cial Chairman's Council before life can get in a single orbit. ets,'' he said. history behind scientific discov- He served as a research en- man of each dormitory and re- any action is taken. Concerning the possible use Regarding the lessons learned eries. This interest In scientific gineer for the Washington sults will be compiled. RECENTLY W&G.C has of atomic energy as a power fro msatellites launched to dale history, is one of the unique (D.C.) Institute of Technology The questionnaire will read set up an office in room 'Mi source for rockets, Mr. Ley the German-born rocket author- features of his books. and later as consultant to the as follows: "1. Are you in favor of the Student Union. The of- said it will probably be a num- ity said "The Dog in Sputnik Willv Ley planned to be a office of technical services of Archambault Is of having a girl available for fice is open Monday, Tuesday ber of years before an atomic II showed us that weightless- geologist, then he read the fun- the U. S. Department of Com- each night that lates are al- and Thursday afternoons from rocket motor is developed. ness, as previously suspected, damental book on rocket theory merce. lowed? 1. Are you in favor of 3 to 5 and anyone havirp- '■<•— He also observed that such lias no" harmful physiological 4 the time limit set at 10:30 pm? lions concerning women's stu- a vehicle has Its disadvantages. effect on mammals. Explorer Nov. Member' If a girl calls in for a late dent government Is welcome to 'There Is a distinct probabil- I taught us that the cabin tem- whom should she speak to? come in and talk to one of the ity that the atomic motor perature In a satellite would Les Archambault, a member at Indiana University for the ALTERNATIVES— the girl on girls on duty. Miss Verna Wil- would give off radioactive ex- range from a low of 40 de- National Junior Achievement Sylvester Chosen desk duty or the Resident son has been appointed Chair- haust which would be danger- grees to H."> degrees. of Photopool. has received the Conference. Here he developed Daily Campus Member of the Counselor, Student Assistant, man of the Office Committee ous to the launching site as Willy Ley's prognostications a liking for newspaper photo- President, and W.S.G.C. repre and Is in charge of assigning Month Award for November. graphy which resulted in his Hii technical knowledge and sentative In the order stated'. the Representatives to office joining the Photopool when he 4 Would >ou be in favor of a hours and the organization of 'October Member' camera skill, combined with the entered the University this fall. girl who is assigned for lates the office. Hajjar Condemns 1 enjoy working on the CDC Campus and recommends "CDC Archambault is a freshman in on a particular night simply the School of Engineering. He In addition to the regular of- very much and 1 think it has work to anyone Interested In checking the sign-out book at fice hours this office is being helped me immensely In getting journalism and people, since it hopes to become an electrical 10:30 for lates rather than tho used for various W.S.G.C. com- engineer and to go into the ex- acquainted wilh the Uconn girl notifying the Honor Court mittee meetings, W.S.G.C. Ex- campus." stated Walt Sylvester, peri mental communications Chairman?" Filibuster Tactics field upon graduation. ecutive Committee meeting on Daily Campus Member of the The photographer graduated The girls will be asked not Wednesdays from 3 to 4, Judi- Al Hajjar, president of the ing for (lass dues to be estab- Month lor October. from Weaver, High School in to simply answer yes or no to ciary Board Thursdays from 7 Student Senate, has condemned lish..,!. Sylvester, a transfer student 1958. He has always been inter- these questions but to offer to 10 and Mortar Board Wed- INSTEAD Senator Wagman this fall from Indiana Univer- suggestions and to support nesdays from 5:30 to 6:30. The the conduct and filibuster tac- USD I moved to take two hills ested in engineering and in high tics of a group of student sen- sity, is assistant city editor. His school he took a scientific col- their answers positively or ne- organization of this newly ac- ofl the table and later moved dulies in this capacity include lege course. gatively. It is felt that this quired office is now in its for- ators at last Wednesday nighTs to reconsider one of these bills making picture assignments for ARCHAMBAULT. spends questionnaire will be very help- mative stages and all equip- meeting. because the maker of the bill the News Department of the ful to the Council in formulat- ment his not yet been obtained, Joseph Falkson, vice-president came to the meeting altar the Campus, and coordinating photo most of his spare time in Photo- but it is hoped that it will soon pool. His specific duties include ing the implementation of the of the Student Senate, had been bill had been voted Upon. woik between Ihe Photopool late system as the Honor Court come to be a headquarters for Discussion was limited lo taking charge of all mainten- expected to introduce a bill call- and the News Slaff. ance and repair of photographic Chairmen are the persons women's student government. these bills, and class dues was BESIDES DOING work as as- equipment and supplies. So far never introduced. sistant city editor. Sylvester he has not gotten into any oth- Hajjar had the following com- coven the Senior Class Coun- er activities because "I want to ments IO make concerning the ell and writes other news retain a good qpr," Archam- meeting and the conduct of the stories. bault said. Winter Weekend Planners student senators. Sylvester who is a sophomore, "I like working in the Photo- "iii my experience as the lives in Branfoni, Connecticut, pool, because I have a chance to presiding officer. I have never and was graduated from high gain experience in a field that seen such flagrant violations School I here in 19.75. He was (Cimpn Photo — T«tr.«lll I enjoy." stated Archambault. of parliamentary procedure. co-editor of his high school LES ARCHAMBAULT . . . "At the same time I have a C0NNF.CIWUT Secondly, the Student Senators yearbook during his senior lor November chance to work with all the fine did not have respect (or the vear. M'aaipn Mini" — T*tr»«lt> people on the CDC staff," he STATE Llfl&RY office to winch they had been Sylvester's major interest is WALT SYLVESTER . . . great amount of time which continued. i lected Finally, the strategy on willing and though his plans for October Archambault has spent work The Member of the Month the nart of some senatoi for the future aie indefinite he is good practical experience and ing on pictures for the CDC award is given to a staff mem- JAN 2^1059 to eliminate the possibility of hopes to relate them In some it affords one the opportunity were stated as the criteria upon ber of any department of the class dues from being Intro- way lo writing. Hoth other In- to met many interesting and at which the award was given. Daily Campun. including Photo- duced. This tj pe ol ai tion I terests include literature, spoils times, prominent people." Syl- Archambault has been an pool, up to, but not including, HARTTORD to a loss ol rasped bj al i- -• rioung girl to lo help Ihe girls In any way he Once a tradition on Hie U- man of the senate, should lead now. Experience has shown Santa Claus. She said she did nt could and asked them to con- conn campus, Connecticut Day to a decision before the end of that i.-i these cast , II u know it it would do any good tact him as soon as they decid- gives representatives from lb'J the semester, according to to have Information about the Di I BUM I he had written a letter ed what they were going to do. state townships the opportunity Chuck Neuse. Hopes are high student on file for future ref- to Santa last year an-J hadn't The girls realized that alone to see their State University In for presenting the program on erence. received anything. She also they would not be able lo do action. Mr. Bclldon Schaeffer, the day of one of the University QUESTIONNAIRES i ill to mentioned that her brothers and Concert series, possibly Miss hadn't received anything very much for the family. They a consultant from the Dcpi. of the University can be answered announced their project to the Public Service, has been con- Marian Anderson's. to the student either. WHEN AN ACTIVITY of the Miss Matoon and Miss Schocn- girls in Ihe dormitory and stat- tacted, and he will assist the AS IN THE PAST YEARS Wintei ITSfC- weekend should lind even the "suitcase stu- there la material available committee on selecing the ap- original School of Agriculture, dents" remaining on campus. Activities will which has been colli i - d wh le field read the article and decided ed that they would welcome any Connecticut Day marked the end 1958 promises to be one of the biggest get under way Friday night with the annual that ii little girl's faith in Santa contributions the girls could propriate town officials. he is a senior. Returning vetei make. Within a few hours al- A FLEXIBLE PROGRAM in presentation of a constructive events of the spring semester on campus. Here lormal in the Auditorium. This year Les F.l- ans lind ll much easier lust Claus shouldn't go un re warded. contribution to the state by is the committee making preliminary plans: gart and his orchestra will provide the dance They contacted the Courant and most $10 was contributed to the being planned loi the Visitors, to bring records up to date fund. w ho w ill tour the campus and Uconn Students. As the imputa- standing are Alison Bidwell. chairman of the music. Saturday's events include a brunch at when job-huntl i ire glad . i red lo Bob Waters tion of the school grew, how- the HUB. a water show by the Uolphinettcs had written the story. The girls are now planning, view exhibits and displays of Saturday night dance: Brenda Berman. general to have lotto: ul re with the aid of Mr. Wat* Hie Universitys' clubs and or- ever, the tradition faded away. chairman: Judy Winckler. chairman ol the for- and a competitive program ol rally races. At file covering their student Touched by their Interest, he The purposes of the Connecti- mal; Joan Rapps, chairman of King and Queen night the Husky basketball team will lace the volunteered to check the story purchase gifts for the little girl ganizations. If they wish, guests URI team .it the Field House in a Yankee Con- and her family so that when may participate in panel dis- cut Day revival, according to committee: Seated are Bob Cross, chairman ol s udents who have ml yel and the family circumstances.- Saturday afternoon's events: Dave Krahel. ference o.ift/c. The traditional /ail concert Sanla Claus visits Hartford a cussions with students. "We Miss Marlani. is to encourage tbil year "ill climax an alrrprfy unfoi rttable filled out a data sheet should Ill, FOUND THAT the little students to once again "show chairman ol publicity. Scheduled for February girl was one of live children. little girl will not be forgotten. hope," said Miss Martanl, "that 11-15, the first weekend alter vacation, the weekend. (Campus Photo — Arihahmbault) pick one up and return It Connecticut Day will give citi- 'em what we can do."

BSBSBBl HJ&. Vw)selKfi£ea&ifla Henry K. Den- air asked a Si na- ■ Sigma Phi Epsl- dent government; .1 matter of fai ! tor if he would care to take the chair. linger Debate ion fraternity. Society; Delta ii was this past Wednesday night in "Point Of order." Sifjma Rho honorary debate so- the United Nations Room of the HUB. Chair: You do have the chair if you ( nUMsn, BOGm - WHUS Young Democrats; Edu- And tin' story goes something lik«' care to take it, J ocRe y i Club; Newman Club; In- this. ■ i': "Beii mem- 11951), program ternational Relations Club. dlrectoi 11957- Discussion was in progn a to the ated Student Govern- 58i, staff an- "ethics involved in the President of X HACKNER. MAUREEN F— ment, I 1" to it." It must nouncer U958- IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES Mortar Board; the Student Senate speaking to the be noted certainly de- 50) i treasurer ot presldent of s II p h o m ore • man Class Council concerning monstrated their humbl id rc- J WSGC. execu- ve In AND COLLEGES j tin' class dues' bill, it was pointed out to which tive committee, dramatics, judiciary board, that a member of the l lass Council they are nt. in "Thieves < M ■ treasurer; Stu- had proposed that 111«• Council go on "Point of order." nival," "Ring dent Counselor; A r o and the Newman Club; record as being in ravoi of this bill. Since the maker of the bill being Moon," .-inii "No Exit"; voted It was further mentioned that this Delta Zeta sor- taken off the table was not present, a best actor in Sppprh and Drama ority, vice presi- person did not have sufficient know- Senator a ki d to whom he should ad- '■ •: Thota dent, rush chalr- ledge of the situation to propose this • 1 ning ('in fraternity, m a n, alumnaa secretary. bill and that perhaps lie had been "in- this bill. Thirty-six senior students I) V\ is, MAHVELEKN—Univer- Who s'Who organization and is the late public acknowledge- fluenced." were recommended for Inclu- based on the total enrollment ment. • 'hair: "To whomever can answer sity Scholar; .SCHWARTZ, ROBEBT S.—Ar- Chairman, "Is this gentleman pres- it." sion in the 1959 edition of Who's of the University. Who's Who Among Students Dally Campus Who Among Students In Ameri- 38 STUDENTS were chosen In American Colleges and Uni- chons; Interfra- ent '-' We would have Senator X com- feature writer: I ne stroke of luck a & can Colleges and Universities to be recommended to Dr. versities began In the school ternity Council ment on tins situation?" vice-president of by Arwood S. Northby, Director moved to move the question. A roll Northby for inclusion in the year of 1934-35, but the idea president, form- "Point of order. Mr. X 1- not a Sen- call vote on this W 1 was Phi UpsilonOmi- Of the Division Of Student Per- 1959 edition; however, one per- was conceived a few years be- cron; member- sonnel from a recommendation son has declined the nomina- fore that. The creation of the er vice presi- ator." ship chairman of "Who is Mr.JX?" of the Student-University Rela- tion. Therefore, 35 students will organization was brought about dent;; Phi Al- bill was defeated. A m Homo Econom- tion Commilti" be Included in the 19C0 edition by the desire for a national pha Theta hon- "Point of order." ^y-y ¥ les Club; vice med one of negative votes This is the finale of the selec- of Who's Who. basis of recognition for college orary history so- "Let there be order." president ofCon- lion but the work began months came from the who requested Upon the recommendation of students that would be demo- ciety; Phi Sigma IMCUCUl Intercol- ago. Late last semester, the the Student - University Rela- cratic and devoid of dues or in- The following took place between that the bill come off the table. This legiate Home Delta fraternity, the "Chan" and a Senator. committee sought out the areas tions Committee. Dr. Northby itiation fees. negative Vole came from this same inics club; Gamma Sigma of campus for students to be submitted the names of the stu- SINCE ITS .SIXTH YEAR of president Senator: "I would like to ask some Senator who said that this was a fine . Student Counselor; Tas- considered. This was the ori- dents to the Who's Who organi- existence, Who's Who among i Christian A - ginal, rough draft from which questions." bill. zation for acceptance and con- students has been actively par- (hair: "To whom?" iion; editor of "Horizons"; Hus- - lections were made. firmation. When confirmed. ticipated in by an average of S.MITH, THOMAS N. — Inter- Oddly enough this same Senator ■ nd. During the tint part of this Who's Who sent their materials fraternity Coun- Senator: "To you." 000 institutions a year. then asked that the next bill on the semester, the committee met and information forms to the Each student who becomes a cil; freshman A prologue ensued by this Senator, 1)1(1 M IIKII. DAVID R. — Ar- again to consider names. They students. Dr. Northby also sent member automatically receives swimming team table be taken off. It is rather nice added and deleted names from HUB recreation ami he asked the Chair, "Do you chons; executive a letter of congratulations and a certificate of recognition that this Senator was so concerned the information gathered on the notification to the students awarded by the organization committee, cul- agree?" commander of students under consideration. tural committee. Chair: "To what, Senator X?" about the table. whose names had been con- and presented at the student's Then an interesting incident occur- Arnold Air So- basic scholastic achieve- firmed. school, recognition in the an- Winter Week- An officer of Associated student ciety! WHUS ment necessary for consider,, The Student-University Rela nual Who's Who publication for end committee; red, The -\ nator whose lull had been lion was set at a 'C accumula- Government than made an acute ob- chief announcer, tions Committee, in cooperation the year duiing which the stu- Student Senate, taken off the table and already d< tive. with the HUB Board of Govern- goodwill con- servation, "I believe certain Senators chief control op- dent was selected, and benefit ed. well, he walked mto the meeting OTHER CONSIDERATIONS ors and the Division of Student of the organization's Student 'jmittee; Sopho- arc attempting to filibuster, but I erator; Sigma were extracurricular activities, Personnel made the plans for Placement Service. more Council; then. Remember him; he comes in Student - University Relations may be wrong." Phi Epsiion fin* butions to the University, Ihe presentation and honoring This placement service pro- Committee; Theta XI fraterni- It seems at this point that a Sena- later. ternity, leadership and personal quali- coffee with President Jorgensen vides assistance to a student in ty, political chairman, scholar- tor wished to ask a question. Immed- It happened that this bill never did ties. The Information was gath- which was held last night at making employment contacts ered through the cooperation of the Christmas Open House. ship chairman. iately after this question, and before get off the table. The vote was 12-12 1 AI.KSON, JOSEPH - Treas- and supplying recommenda- to take it off this rather important student organizations, residence IN PREVIOUS YEARS, the tions. The Who's Who offices the Chair had an opportunity to an- urer of fresh- dors, and the Division of certificates were presented by often receive requests from stu- STEEVES, ROBERT F. — Ar- man class, and swer, many anxious hands were ra table. Before the vote was taken, one Student Personnel. the President at an Informal dents who would like their chons; Dally Senator was heard to, be confused as to various fresh- After weeks of consideration coffee in the Spring sem Who's Who employment appli- ■d 111 points of order. man class activi- Campus editor- and discussion, a final ballot months after the selections had cations sent to a prospective em- the question he was voting on. ties; president of in-chief, Board The Chair asked for the opportun- «.is drawn up which included been made. This year, the Stu- ployer. In addition, many cm- of Directors, for- ity to answer the Senator. The Chair replied thai lie was vot- sophomore all of the names deemed accept- dent University Relations Com- Class; Student piuyeis have themselves asked mer associate It was then pointed out that a Sen- ng either affirmatively or negatively able to the committee. The fi- mittee recommended that the for these employment forms. editor; Interfra- Senator; mem- nal ballot contained a biogra- announcement «nd presentation ator was not sitting in the chairs in lake the bill from the table. her of various T is Who's Who organization ternity Council, phical sketch of the individuals be made as soon as possible. In Senate commit- has realized that it is probably chairman of around the table, lb' was asked to join Cor some strange reason a gTOUp of nominated, and a copy of this accordance with the achieve Ihe youngest member of the tee; pharmaceu- growth and ex- the diamond horseshoe. people decided to 1 hange their absten- was mailed to each member of ment of the selection. In yens nationwide honor organi- tension commit- tical -Morlor and the committee. gone by, hardly had the selec- A speaking list is usually taken so tions 'o ■ definite Vote. Honorary Society; vice zations; but it has expr. tee; Phi Delta On l he basis of the discus- tions been announced before the a desne to give any student, C h i pharmacy that when a Senator raises his hand Then the Senator who had proposed nl of junior class, and sions and the sketches, each of committee began to work on the faculty member, or administra- fraternity, pledgemaster; Mor- to speak, it is recognized in this man- to take the bill off the table voted acting president of Junior class Ihe fifteen members of the com- following year's nominations. tar and Pestle Honorary Societ- council; chairman of Fraternity tor the opportunity to expNI I ner. A certain Senator was recognised; ■I it removing it from the table. Idea Committee; Phi sig- mittee voted for 36 individuals The committee believes the new their opinions and recommenda- ty; Student-University Relations n point of order occurred. This Sen- :i i itelta fraternity. Ihcy felt were qualified. The system will remedy this situa- tions about the organization and Committee: Phi Chi Alpha fra- Tin 1 ime confused again, and maximum number is set by the tion as well as the concern over ils future plans. ternity, president. ator was slighted. the Chair asked if the Senate would FISH, JON M. Daily Campus Hadn't this Senator already spoken? 1.are to have the chair leave the room. Business M a n- IAR.MON, .MARV KI.IABZITIt RBARA J.—Vice Wasn't it better for some one ,1 e to The most Intelligent motion was member of MAUZY, SCSAN j. Mortar PHILLIPS, ANTHONY F. — president of speak '.' r Board of Direc- — President of BBBBM. .Buai'd; HUB freshman base- WSGC execu- Finally — the te to adjourn. Tire Phi UpsilonOmi- Board of Gover- The Chair recognized another Sen- lui a and feature ball; Into tive committee; finil hing tou h - one Senator asked staff; Ski Club; cron; historian nors, publicity ternity Council chairman of wo- ator. A look of sadness on the fare 0! when he was informed, he stated a re- Executive Coun- of Mortar Boaid committee chair- vice president; men's Judiciary the questioning Senator. cil and Finance Nutmeg, busi- man, member of Sophomore Board; Junior sounding "yes." ness siaff; Stu- Senator Y moved to take a bill off Committee of cultural commit- Council; presi- executive coun- And so, kiddies,.it must be reported dent Counselor; tee; Student-Uni- dent of Fratern- the table. ( i*. Dor tnl tory Residence Chair- cil. Junior Prom that everyone did nol live happily ever £^ M Hoard; slulent versity R a I a- ity Committee; committee; New Senator Y: This is a fine bill, and it alter. How could they with all that .mi al Wil- man; Home Eco- lions Commit- Junior class vice man Club; Psy- should be passed. table trouble? bur Cro.s Li- nomics Club; tee; Physical president; sen- chology Club; Church choir; Therapy Club; ior clas presi- , .i. •*. house council; Senator T spoke in opposition to Funny, though, thej forgot sonic- Sigma Alpha E] house council; ■ ding seci i 1 house council; dent; Pi Sigma HUB committees; Delta Zeta this bill, mentioning reasons for his thing in the Senate oath which they ■ spondfng secretary, public i Chorus; Kappa Kappa Gamma soro- Alpha honorary government so- sorority, disapproval. While discus ing his rea- iristian Association; rity. Vice president. i ad all taki n 1 met ing about Ii II A executive commit- Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. StUdSnl Senate, chairman sons, he mentioned the following the ideals and standards ot the Uni- of constitution and elections .1 K( (>, LEWIS P. —President K \ r I. ,\ N, i» H 11.1 p s. — committee; Phi Sigma Kuppa phrase, "If it has any value, being a vers .1 a lit I le ; i| r than when they NH HOLS, TIIAISA I.. Msctar i f Connecticut Husky Band; Board; preskient fraternity, political chairman. student senator . , ," FOX, EDWIN S. Al chons, HC- I Writers Club; found them. of Orchesis, Stu- ^^^ retary • trea s- Student Senate, PBZASNYSKL RICHARD P.- finance chair- dent Senate Daily Campus; man and mem- Goodwill Com- Archons; presi- [editor of Fine What's What On Who's Who ^^B ito.mi nt Cover ber of several mittee; Nutmeg; dent of junior I Arts Magazine; class; Student ^_ ___ y nors; Phi Beta committees; In- Russian club; UIUB cultural The 85 students who were selected recognized instantly no; only here, but tramural Debat- Concert Choir; Senate; Univer- ^r^^r Kappa; Univer- 'committee, chair for inclusion in the 195849 edition of also . 650 other colleges and ing; co-chairman University Cho- sity Scholar; sity Scholar; of Hloodmobilc /man of HUB "Who's Who in American Colleges and rus; secretary of American Mark- universities who participate in the £T~ y ' i Phi Epsi- . Drive; Phi Slg- International Re- Icommittec on lit- Universities" were presented last "Who's Who" selection-. ^a^^Maan; mi Delta fratei- eting Associa- lerary and crea- lations Club; tive writing. night at the 111T. Open House bj The value of "\\ ho's \\ ho" 1 annot nity; organiser HUB publicity tion. President Jorgensen. be in d( ..iied. Selection Cor the and leader of campus dance committee; Kappa Kappa Gam- We congratulate these outstanding ; combo. ma sorority, president. Tl"ITLL. JANET ECKEI.L — honor will aid 1 he e u ob- I.<»()(.I l„ M S\\ . . . uJent rr -■» WSGC. head individuals on their achievement. taining employment, since the KI.OITENSTEIN, REX. C. — PI UN, JUDITH — Dramatics, house chairman, c. I'm Hair- NICHOLSON. MAHOABBI B. The choosing of these campus lead- man of Blue and Student Counsel- roles in "Ideal executive com- mention 0 a "Who's Who" means Women's Husband", "Thi- While Commit- or; Sophomore mittee, judiciary to receive the honor was made by to an employer in any pan of chairman of Stu- eves Carnival", tee; HUB Social Council; Black board; chairman the Student-University Relations Com- the countr) than a list 01' honors Triumvirate; Sa- dent Counseling "School for of House chair- and personnel Prog nun; co- mittee. The committee determined its ber Air Com- Wives", "Ring man's council; whose meaning ends .11 the edge of the c ommitli'f-; chairman of Stu- ma nd: Fresh- Around the house chairman; selections on the basis of leadership. campu AI o, m ntidn of a person's Connecticut In- dent Counseling Moon"; Student participation in extra-curricular ac- t e r collegiate more Hop com- University So- selection will be made in letters of mittee; chair- Policy Commit- Senate, chair- cial Policy Com- student Legisla- tee; wscc. ex- man of constitu- tivities, scholarship, and personal recommendation that the University ture member man Of Connect- mittee; Home ecutive commit- tions committee, qualities. sends out on request to emplo chairman; co- icut Intercollegi- Economics Club; tee; Dean Car- co-chairman of Gamma Sigma Sigma; house In making the choii 1 I 1 Student- : man of Ac- ate Student Leg- 'student opinion islature; junior ter's Advisory council. University Relations Committee has Fair; Kappa Kappa Com m 11 t e e; and relations committee, Blue Finally, for this honor ma lororky; activities council; Junior Prom commit- honored those members of the student Which these campUS leaders wili Storrs Church Choir; United and White Committee, steering man and chapter counsel. tee; intramural athletics; Tau committee; ISO secretary and WAl.MAN. I LORENt E — Mor- body who have contributed their time for the re of their lives is the high- Pi honorary engineering Christian Association; house IIA-MAR. ABDEI.NOOH. JR. — council; dramatics, stage man- member of executive commit- tar Board; S t u- and energies in service to and leader- fraternity; Chi Phi fraternity. dent Senate; est form of reward that the Univer- Student Senate ager for "School for Wives ; tee; Young Democrat-.. Student ship of the student body here at the sity can give in recognition of demon- Crawford-B social chairman. Counselor; Student Counseling I louse of Repre- president, and bOOHsl, RONAI.I) N. March- Policy Committee; Debate So- sentatives, con- University. The committee has also strated leadership ability and contri- various Senate ing and Sym- ciety; Sophomore Council. siiiution com- made possible the rewarding of ' bution in the field of extiacurricular committees; Stu- phonic Bands; PERRY, DONALD M. Duly mittee: Phi Al- people with a tangible award which Is ad ivits. Unlverslty dormitory board; Campus; Wind- I—Mortar Board; pha Theta; Poll- Relations Com- Freshman Coun- ham Hall dormi- III II Hoard of t ica I Forum;- mlttee; Sopho- cil; president of tory council, vice Governors, chair • ISO vice presi- more Council, HUB Board of president; North man of mis - • ^^l J^ dent, correspon- 1 n 1 orfratci nily j Governors, for Campus Area rial committee, BfejrfU dint secretary, Council: Ar ■ mer vice presi- Council: student and member of "™^swB executive boaid; Connecticut Daily Campus chons; Sigma Mk dent; Sabre Air counselor; co- HUB cultural Young Democrats, secretary, Alpha Epsiion B Command; In- chairman of Stu- and public rela- Serving Storrs Since social chairman; house chair- fraternity, political chairman. I terfaith Council; dent Counseling tions commit- man; Daily Campus, news •" church choir; Program; Dean tees; chaii man : Connecticut Writer; Tas- EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 1. -.:. MANAGER III iiui h, JACK Archons; Robert F. Steeves j pj tramural athletics; manager Carter's Advis- of Winter Week- sels; Freshman Council; Psy- on sn Poly Campus oi varsity swimming team; Ar- ory Committee; end formal; chology Club; English Club. MANAGING EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOP in.ii aging editor, chons; Student-University Rela- chairman of house committee c h a lrman of m e m b e r a f tlOl s Committee; Sigma Alpha HUB display case.; Ilillel; cdu- Jack Iludock Al letrault on lounge improvement. Board of Direc- cation club; Freshman Coun- WnUEBG, MARVIN - Dorml- • "' >''"■■' I'«>llu Is.rl.r Epsiion fraternity. I'ui.lii Rulattoai Mil 1 harlM 1, o IM-IIII| tors, former as cil; Alpha Epsiion Phi sororliy. tory council; Hl".rl. >. 1 Hlrlilrd Or,,—. ( Iri ill in...1 W^r Oil* III,.t„n PFINIiSTElN, i i.MI;i L. .— MI,Mi,- editor MATTOOX. NANCY II.—Presi- WHUS station **■*'•"• ••''"•" lu laOtuH ... 1 :,t„r vice president of M At.NEI.LI, PAUL B. — Bas- manager, form- aSKMIMi Mir 11,,„, v„„ 11 ill l|M lllll and scniiii aSSO ■■ --—••«• ■••'•■• ...1 npit.. ■t iln,,r IIHM* I 11 II I ' >> dent of Mortar Mortar Board: ketball team; e r announcer, tH™" •■'I'""-: Shell, re-.' ■ ;.|. Kutl, llii . date editor; Board; president HUB Board of track: weight disc jockey, S r American Phar- Governors treas- lifting; f r e ■ It- sports caster, Ilu^'ii"""? '''","" -'"' " '''"' "•"""" maceutical Asso- of Gamma Sig- urer, HUB cul- ma Sigma; Stu- man football; ■ wsosster, con" ciation; i tural eommitti-c; varsity fool ball t ro 1 operator, Christian Asso- dent Counseling Fine Aits Festi- co-captain; stu- publicity direc- Delta ciu pharma- .icy Commit- val, publicity dent Senate; In- tor; Winter cj fraternity, recording secre- ; Phi Upsilon and magazine; surance Club; Weekend com- i chairman; Mortar Omicron; house Daily Campus, Varsity Club; mlttee; Archons KM Sfcrvi I r wuorS.1 i«!l .' ™ Honorary Society; chairman; stu- advcrlising staff Newman Club; Student ■ University Relations ■ fraternity, rush dent counselor; Touchstone; Ski '. Theta Sigma Chi Committee; Phi Sigma Delta 'haii-man. "•"'wls. fraternity. fraternity. KIPAY, DfCEMBER 1?, 1958 CONNECTICUT DAILY CAMPUS PAGE THREE Differences In East Christmas Concert Eyed By London Features UC Choir By HAROLD GUARD TMK SOVIET REPLY to Red UPl Reporter China's claims has been either Carols finni other lands will Bells." and "Carol of Folk Carols; •'Naught is so to ignore or to belittle them. be featured a: the Annual Hosts." both Slavic Dch; "Greensleeves." Evidence of serious differ- A study of all recent Soviet Christmas Concert by the Uni- rol) and "Nunc ences developing between i versity Choir ( Dimluii a Gretchanlnoff Rus- munist China and 'lie Soviet publication! and broadcasts ning at S:l"> in the Storrs Con- Christmai Liturgy. Union is being closely watched available in London has reveal- tional I nding ,. ei l will by export observers in London. ed only scanty mention of to Mr. Robert Yingling ol be Miss Cynthia M. MacLean. First, they believe China and China's communes, and not one music department Mr, ! Shirley Dunmock. and Russia are at loggerheads on Soviet leader has mentioned ling is the director of the Unl' Mi---. Eleanor l* Howland. the most vit.il ideological prob- i lioir, and has an- i;. tore the concert the Unl- lem of how long it takes to lhem In a broadcast speech. noun.-, i (he church will C iv. ill lii' guests of achieve a fully-fledged Commit- There has been ample ma- be lighted by candles only for i Diversity Christian Aaao- nist soctet; . terial on China's internal dev- the program al a supper In their A carillon performance will IHI SOVIETS consider that elopment in the Soviet press, This v ill begin at *> in after 41 years of CommuivM begin the program at 7:45. Pro- Community house. The but the communes have been l.u,'. •upper is open to the public lute, Communism is still a dis- given very minor coverage. tlxi, if they sign up on the tant goal in Russia. head of the botany department will play some carols to bells. list posted in the Community The Chinese Oonuntets, after The set ol belli In the Storrs hi use before noon today. only nine years of power, have German Cfub church choir are owned by the Following ihe supper, at ap- said in their directive- letting To celebrate the holiday in Unlvei - • j proxlmately 7:15 p. m. there up "communlcs'' that the reali- lermao manner, a Christ- Following the liell pi lying will will be a special Christmas zation of Communism is no mas party will be held by the be Christmas Carols, Selections Sen ic,. iM thp Community longer far distant. German Club. The party, planned Include: "The Little House. This service will be Politbureau member l.u Ting il for Monday in the Bells of Christmas," an E open to the public, as well as Yi wrote in the Soviet news HUB, will be complete with re- Christmas Round; "M.tty's Lul- the concert In the church which paper Red Flag thai Chil I fraahnwnta and carol singing. laby." by Seit/; "Jesu. JeSU, Mampas rh.il.i) the University Christian Asso- ready has earned out eight "f . ■," a Russian PROF. YINGLING . . . ciation will attend as part of the preconditions laid down by THE Pl'RPOSE of the club Carol; "Carol of the Sheep directs choir the weekly program. Karl Marx In the Communist is to provide a meeting place This is" the 25th year the IT WAS ANNOUNCED last night at the dollars which will be presented to Miss Chopin manifesto. He said that China for those interested in r,-rmany University Choir has perform- HUB open house that the poster submitted by at the Winter Weekend Formal, her poster will is now starting on the last two. and German culture. ed at Christmas time. Judith Chopin, was the winner of the first be given wide circulation, not only here at V- They are, he said: the combi- Club officers are :Elliot La- Winter Weekend Poster Contest. Besides win- conn, but also throughout Connecticut and loutz. president; Eugene Sosis, Home Ec Bazaar nation of agriculture with man- ling a certificate of merit and a prize of ten neighboring states. Photo — Nelligan) ufacturing (in the communes), vice president; Trudy Hohneck- New Sailing Club and thp combination of educa- er, secretary; and Joe Paulsin, treasurer. Formulates Plans tion with industrial production. Scheduled Monday A meeting of the newly or- Foreign Student Group Plans Plans are being completed ganfced Sailing club was held articles will be aecordu .? foi the annual bazaar sponsor- to ihe materials with consider- Wednesday at 8 p.m. in HUB ed by Phi Upsilon Omlcron, ation for the amount of work 301. The club has planned bi- honorary home economics so- Which went into them. monthly sailing instructions to Christmas Vacation Program ciety. The bazaar will he held THIS HA/.AAK is a means run throughout the winter. on Monday from 111 to I. The by which Phi U can obtain These instruction classes will be A special program designed January l. included in tha American families and trips to scene of this year's bat i:u-_w ill money for their professional alternated with regular busi- o serve the foreign students gram will be special visits to the home of George Washing- bo the Home Economics Build- projects These projects on the ness meetings to be held on Visiting Washington during the the Capital Hill. National Gal- ton at Mount Vcrnon. ing lounge and a Christmas at national scale include scholar- Wednesday nights. The busi- Christmas vacations is planned lory, Smithsonian institution The members of the Foreign here will prevail. Record ships for doctoral candidates, ness meetings will also Include iy the Foreign Student Service and other places of national in- Student Set vice Council are ed Christmas music will play and on the local scale this guest speakers, movies and so- Council. It will begin on Do- terest. Tnere will alto be i tu th ire with the visiting throughout the day and patron-. money will be used for the cials. ember 22 and continue through Chriatmaa Day Hospitality with Foreign Students the traditional will be able to get some of .more major night and a The Sailing Club, according hospitality and gaiety of this their Chrlatmai shopping done. rennovation of the home econ- to President Fred Clark, was season. Further information Articles which will be on Hue omics slide collection which is formulated two months ago and about the program, advice on are all handmade. Featured shown to high school groups. now has an organized charter. accommodation in Washington will be needlework, knitwear, This year's committees are At the present time the club haa MEETINGS ANYONE? and reservations for the various baked goods, toys and miscel- working hard to make this ba- no sailing waters, however, a events may be obtained by laneous articles. Prices for zaar a success. committee has been set up to writing to the council or calling investigate the establishing of \cliviiies On (Aimpus at the offices on 1722 H Street, waters so that the club may N. W. Reservations for all the enter into competition with activities must be made at Snack Bar Dance other colleges. The club does SNACK BAR DANCE: There IIII.LEL: Sabbath services least 24 hours In advance. not own their own boats, how- rill be a snack bar dance with will bo held at 7:30 p.m. to- THE FOREIGN Student Serv- A Snack liar Dance will bo They do not plan to BO ever it is hoped that boats will lie theme of "Swiss Holiday" night Sunday Brunch will be ic a Council of Greater Washing- held this Saturday in the HUB into this work professionally be procured in lime for the omorrow ni^'lit at 8 in the HUB Snack Bar from 8 to 12 p. in. but rather they are Interested opening of the sailing season, held at 11 a.m. This weekend ton, Inc., is a private agency nack bar. Music will he pro- Is being sponsored by Phi Sig- This is one In a series of In being a campus band. TIIK CLUB also has a writ- Wed by the Blue Knights. Ad- ma Sigma. of the local community. The . sponsored by the S One of the added features of ten form letter which they send nission is free. Chairman of the Council is The Committee. The theme will be the evening will be the Wilt IS to other universities in New UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN APO RIMi SALE: There will Hon. L. Corrin Strong, former Su.-s Holiday" radio station which is planning England concerning sugges- \e a ring sale and dispersal "I ASSOCIATION: Those who Music for the dance will be tions which they wish to re- U. S. Ambassador to Norway On doing its Saturday night revious orders, sponsored by wish to attend the supper night provided by the Blue Knights. program from the Snack Bar. celve or offer. Plans are being ]pha Phi Omega, in the HUB at 6 p.m. are asked to sign up and the Honorary Chairman is This band consists of boys from Co-chairmen for the dance for membership in the |obby today. in the Community House by General J. Lawton Collins, USA campus who have played for are Beatrice Strout and Kye New England and Intercollegi- NOAH: "Noah", a comic fan- noon today. There will be a iRet.). Among the Board of both on and off campus func- Musslemann stated that "dress ate Sailing Association. special Christmas Service at tasy by Andre Obey, will be Director! are a number of tions. The hand includes Bob for the dance would bo inform- Officers of the newly estab- erformed tonight. Curtain is 7:15 p.m. in the Community Chapell, sax; Doc I.nvy. bass; al.' There will also be no lished club are; Fred Clark, t 8 p.m. There will be a mat- House, led by Debbie Smitth. At prominent citizens and many Fred Bock, piano; and Nick charge for admission. president; Bob Gilloski, vice representatives from the field ee on Saturday at '-' 8:15 the UCA will attend the Coiucci, drums. Decorations in the Snack president! Pat Coogan, secre- YOUNG DEMOCRATS: annual Christmas concert by of International Educational Ex- The Blue Knights have been Bar will follow through the tary; and Nancy Wallace, treas- ;e, including the Foreign ■Jriere will be a meeting of the the University Choir ill the together as a group for live I Holiday" theme urer. The advisor Is Bob Ken- Student Advisers of the six ma oung Democrats on Monday at Storrs Congregational Church, jor universities in the Wai :30 in HUB 201. John New- AH events arc open to the pub- ton area, the Director of the nan. 1957 Chief Clerk to Chief lic. i C I office Of the Institute of ustice Earl Warren, will ad- GERMAN CLUB: The Club's Iress the group. Faculty and Christmas party will be held in International Education and Uconn Activities - Dec. 15-17 ion-members are invited to at- HUB 208 on Monday. Refresh- ethers. »nd. ments and entertainment are SINCE THE Council carried Monday. December 15 AILCHONS: HUB 213. 7:30 ORCHESIS: Hawley Armory. JUDO CLUB: The Judo Club duled and the program is out its first program in Decem- SOPIIOMiilil-: CO INC I I.: p. in. 6:30 p. m. rill meet tonight in the Held open to members and guests, ber 1956, nearly 3,000 f' HUB 306. 3 p. m. INTF.UFHATERNITY COUN- FREE SWIM FOR WOMEN: louse balcony. There will be students have taken advn AMATE1 R RADIO:HUB307. CIL: HUB 306. 7:30 p. m. Hawley Armory. 7-K:30 p. m. i SENIOR COUNCIL: will I services which, in addi bterclub competition prec d meet at 4 p.m. Monday in the •I p. m. BRIDGE CLUB: HUB 207. 8 Tuesday, Deecnilier 16 Iy a short exhibition. No ad- lion tr> the regular year-round SENIOR COUNCIL: HUB BOARD OF GOVERNORS: UN room of the HUB. Every program, have included sucii p. m. nlssion is charged for the < • house ked to send repre- l p. m. GERMAN CLUB: HUB 20S. 111 II 301. 3 p. m. ilbition which will begin at 7 : 11 events as the Spring POLICY COMMITTEE: HUB WSGC SOCIAL CHAIRMEN: sentati> in In April 195S and the 8 p. in. i.m. Everyone is Invl ed. 207. 6:30 p. m. CHESS CLUB: HUB 209. 8 HUB 308. A p. m. UKRAINIAN CUM V CANTERBURY CLUB: The tion -'■ t\ Ice In September FRESHMAN COUNCIL: HUB of this year. The work of the IFC EXECUTIVES: HUB213. p. :n. till be a Joint Ukrainian-Lith- regular meeting will not be held 6:30 p. m. 306. •! p. m. Council is maintained through THE SPIRIT OF THINGS . . . The 14-foot Christmas cn CHORUS CON- anian Chi BUnaa Har.j y night due to the An- Al'n: lit li 103. 7 p. m. CERT: Little Theater. 8:18 PJD. If O UN G REPUBLICANS: t 8 In St. Thomas Aqu nual Christmas Concert al 8:18 the help of over 5110 volunteers tree in the HUB Lobby typifies the holiday feeling that rami- lit I. Ml. 7 p. m. Edward May, from the Washington commu- fied thioughout the HUB at its Christmas Open House last SCABBARD & BLADE: HUB BASKETBALL VS. Massacnu- lall. Everyone is invited to at- p.m. Sunday In the Storrs Con- 303. 7 p. m. Frosh at 6:15. Varsity speaker. ' nity. night (Campus Photo — Tetrault) 'tid. tlonal Church. INTERNATIONAL CLUB : at s [). m. PHILOSOPHY CLUB: HUB HUB 102. 7:30 p. m. JUDO CLUB: Field HoRse. 7 201. 7:30 p. m. AMATEUR RADIO: HUB 104. s p. m. Opportunity In Selling For Local Students CHRISTMAS CHORUS CON- CERT: Little Theater. 8:15 p.m. A Utah puhllihlnu firm, expanding distribution In this area. q ... I If led In sales, uicl pro December InManuary S million tu sell unil distribute a new Urn- of accounting forms In stationery stores, buiki i CHRISTMAS RECESS. More people arc loyal to Camels than This is an opportunity to .mrk with a progreaalve mmi.nny that has a unique and necessary product, to pruiide ihe Anwrlcan any other cigarette today. It stands to small husini" * man This otter hould ippMl to busy oolites itadenti that cannot reason: the best tobacco makes the work resutar hours, mice sou may arrange your own isles -- iicduic. CLASSIFIED students in Utah and Idaho have averased B.l * hour (or their best smoke. The Camel blend of costly effort* Mori youf orlelnal contacts are made, you re- mission on reorder business. tobaccos has never been equalled for FOR SALE Apply io: Herculet Knillih bicycle. Glrli rich flavor and easygoing mildness. No T. I.i I.unl Shreeve Co. modi-1. .1 nuvd. and hand hrakta. Excellent .ondltlon. »r- Contact wonder Camel is the No. 1 cigarette 2538 Van Buren Avenue Lynne I'eni-k. Ext. 458. Ocdeii, Utah LAKNERS Slmpa. Coventry-Storn. of all brands today! Beayil'ul wrcathi baiketi. holly. mistletoe, corwjtis. greens, and <1A '>I60.1 Of PI 3-8445. Christmas trees — suitable for fr»- tcrnllv. doimltory. AUo smaller slwa. ■ Budget Priced Summer Tours to Europe S.0MZryi Delivery extra. Michael m> Fads and fancy stuff art for the birds ... i l-l 3-7009 for LOST *r:1m •-• " Topcoats i.vltchel; Community Have a real Housr 'i hursday IUKM. NOV. 30, University and College Students Gray, name inside. 1 have yours. Tom Bragdon. cxt, Slfl. Phi EpMlon PI fraternity pin. Squart* backxioun'l with 16 pearls. cigarette- AO. iruard. REWARD. Al Upscher. "CAMPUS COLLEGIATE" ext. 449. FOUND have a CAMEL and Two lost hla.k and whit, klttena In vicinity ot Mansfield Apartment! "COLLEGIATE HOSPITALITY" on Th I. Call GA 9-4043. WANTED Choice ol Sailings from New York and Montreal Rider! to Daytona Beach Florida, iiiihl of driving. Lea)Ins Wed. Dae. 17. Contact Jack Walih. ext 618. JUNE-JULY 1959 NOTICE DON'T WALK to elassei. Vespa oiled — All-Inclusive Mni..r Seootora available now at Menus Ltd.. 19S Albany An lltfd.. Conn. COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM OF SIGHTSEEING Theaca. term papera. report!, manu- scripts typed at a rate of Hi cent! per AND CULTURAL EVENTS (ull page. Contact Mrs. Marcla, Sweeney ext 488 ir GA 94fMTI or ..tiv Sadler ext. 468 or GA See your Travel Agent or write to: a-nwj. New Year Favora, tlats, Nolacmak- ers. Leli. Streamers. Serpentine. Bal- loons. Novelties. Trie*!. Jokei Santa t'laul masks. Call Mlkei 1 Railroad r St. Wllllmanlle Are you renting ■ band child We will allow you twice th. "George! George! Drop the Camels!" Cultural Travel Division or orchestra Innrument (or your amount of rental you have paid on a N1 \\ VOKK 17. N.V. brand new Instrument. Wllllmantle a. J. Beinolle Tobe*« Co.. p|fltt'>nSalem. N C Wllllmunilc Music Co. 6.16 Main St. 17 EAST 41»lli STREET Wllllmantle.

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PAGE FOUR CONNECTICUT DAILY CAMPUS •FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1958 Uconns Risk Perfect Mark At Boston College The University of Connect the other furwaid spot. cut basketball team traveli to ON THI. Km II Boston Col- tomorrow to lege coach Dino Martin can call I ullogc on several reserves cine is Rudy von Burg, a 6-6 Junior, r proven to bo an who played his best same last Freshmen Cagers Face B. C. • defeat- season a^^iin-l the Huskies. Von King liMed in for M Grath The freshmen basketball team victory over Boston College their play. Spotty playing, such gelher against Boston College, new Bciaton Col- capably when the latter drew travels to Boston tomorrow to freshmen, might well be a dif- as the Yale game, might very however, could pull the victory where the ilirec fouls in Ihe first hall ficult feat. well be the deciding factor. The out for the University Irejh, 1 i\oil. can pro- in addition to von Burg, Mar- play the yearlings of Boston College. The Rodismen, with a Theie ate many possible blue right combination working to- men. change of luck for tin has two other 6-6 n and white starters and key re- the Huskl i i u k Quinn and Dick Schallar, i 1 record, have high hopes of set v e men. Len Carlson appears I Huskies Will be seeking Both are sophoi bouncing back after their loss to be the team's leading shoot- t [ourtlt straight Win of Two other sophoiiirm to Yale and add another vic- er. Carlson has been high man lie ESaglea took Falvcy a t> 3 forward and Frank for the Huskies in both games Aquahuskies Win tory. The only win that the the same imird into Madison McArdle a 8 i guard are others I his season; 22 points against Who •' • 'Hon. frosh now claim Is over Ameri- The University of Connecti- it i Prior. Relyea. Magnarella AIC and Hi against Yale. A l.nmlrardoi 2. Worcester. Tujj I ha i luskle have stai ted the can international's freshmen. Worcester, Mass. resident, he cut swimming team gained its same Uve i"i their Oral three AGAINST VALE, most of will hold down one of the second victory of the season '•<• -'>le — t. Beau.,;. ',' I 8 Woods (C)i 3. Rhodes IVVI i d John the frosh saw some action in guard slots. Wednesday as it trounced a lime 3 " E been si the the losing battle. The game weak Worcester Polytech team, ■ i-. i--it Martin has bean OTHER PROBABLE guards 7213. This puts the Huskies ">. 2. Volonis ICI j 3. L«i»3 gave Coach Nick Rodlna s bet- 'V. |, Time 31.8. °°* ihe cental The guards have ter picture of the pups in ac- include Marty Lockwood, Lenny record at 2-0. tCi: 2 CHiic (W)t S, MrDoniid bet n Jack Ross and Pete tion . Klcinman and Bob Zdunczyk. THE HUSKIES dominated KeUy. Because of the actual insta- LockWOOd, from Dunellen. N. J. the meet all the way, winning 1"" .Mints butterfly dolphin-1 il« i),i\is ud Pipczynskl have bility of the frosh as jet, a started in the first two games first place in every event. Be- MaunarcllR tCt and Mi-Garry (C| J been amon^ the i• • i> scorers in cause the contest was so one- Hanriet iV" I. Tone 1:113.7 * and will most - likely Stai i 100 :ards freesljle—1. Dinkle in.. the team's first three g again. Klcinman and Zdunczjk sided and lacked competition, 2 Nlilppee KJi; 3. Rhodes (W). Tlni , i [ugh ' ireei 's team may the Uconn swimmers registerd "Ticket Prices Set will be the key reserves; Klein- 200 yards barkstrnke — 1 p io, be needing all the rebounding man, a 6*3" guard, from Bridge comparatively slow times. How- (Cl: 2. KnsW iWl Time 2:32 1 r in give ii and For Holiday* Games port an-i Zdunczyk, a 81" ever, Kay Dinkle of Connecticut all II,i ■ (Pipczynskl can guaid from Plainvillr. lied the WPI school record by Jw^Tlmfi^010'13'^"^ give it against the strong l'lui Barry, head ticket pro- at the University said The forwards are Dick Rog- taking the 100 yard free style 2oo yards orthodox breastitrokf - CANCELLED because some culprit stole a basketball in 54.6. from the men's gym Tuesday are all lurther intramural basket- ers from Lltchfield, lop scorer •Sulk tWi. Time 2 39.3 * Martin has looked the most i at reserved scat ball games as pictured above. Director Robert Kennedy yes- prices vvi1! Ix- in effect lor all With Carlson against Yale, and A moment of excitement dur- 400 yards fntstylt relay — 1 Coiw improved of any of the Uconn ing the meet was In the finish neetli-ui (Relyea. Monte*!. Hender. terday told the CAMPUS that hoop contests will not be re- Mats for the Temple, Fordham Tom Burke from Hartford, who ball players In the games t" of the 100 yard butterfly event. son. Volonis*. Time 4:07.2. sumed until the ball is returned. (Campus Photo) and Holy Cross basketball scored 12 points against the date, liis shooting is much bel- The race ended in a dead heat games in the Field House. Stu- Klis. Other key forwards are: ter then II was lasl Mason and Dave King, Jim Kessell, and between Neil McGarry and Sherman House Is his rebounding is still very di nts Wishing to attend these Paul Magnarella, both of Uconn. WAYNE DAVIS games s tould purchase their Dave Sladalnik. King scored hard driver strong. The time was 1:03.7. Swimming Champion tickets in advance for $.50 with four points at New Haven and Rose afler scoring 20 point" Basketball Stolen, ANOTHER HIGH POINT oc- Sherman lions.- won the- should see more action this Square Garden last night for against Air. scored only 19 their ID card. Regular reserved seats are SZ50. week-end. curred in the 400 yard free-'' independent swimming cham- a game with N.Y.U. pionship Wednesday evening. When student tickets are SIX FOOT FOUR INCH Dave style relay. Uconn's second of ton College victories have Sherman piled up a total of i i Rhode Island, Holy purchased, the ID card num- Daniels should land the start- the four men In the event, All Murals Halted Tony Volonis. missed his turn S8 points, five better than ti in. In pie- ber will be stamped on the ing center spot. Daniels, from runneriip Tolland. I-airfield he Boston team On Tueada) morning the in- usual championship playoffs. ticket so that it can be used Middletown, has been a starter and had to go back and re- only by that person who pur- thus far. with 6-5 Bob Rogers touch the wall. He still man- wa« third with 28 points fol- r the top of the tramural basketball schedule We must reach the ninety mark i based it. No student will be and Tom Kellerman backing aged to place second. lowed by Colt with 'ii and i ii basketball picture was postponed because a ball WimllMtiii with 13. with Dartmouth, Holy i- stolen during Monday by Christmas vacation or we'll admitted to "those" 'three "con- him up. The Huskies now face a month-long rest period before Sherman also captured th* Cross ami Connecticut. night's games. During the foot- '•'" behind .schedule. Allowing tests if the numbers on their HOW THE Husky frosh fair ior 20 pe cent oi forfeits over ID card do not match those on their next meet against Rut- most points toward the All- THE EAGLES' rating is high ball season three balls wen T tomorrow depends on how well Sports Trophy. 78. Tolland lv instilled. Three of the key stolen in one night, and super- tiie asaton is normal, and at the advance sale tickets. Tick- the fundamental basketball gers in an away meet on Jan- ,n s uary 10. and Fairfield were next In performers from last seasons Visor Bob Kennedy postponed ' minute wo are running 16 ets go on sale In the Field drills, carried on this week by per cent behind.' Results: lino with 75 and 56 respecti- team, which represented the all games until the balls were House ticket office Dec. 15. Rodis, have become a part of 400 yards medley relay — 1. Om- vely. New England in the NCAA returned. In Ihe football cBM tournament last Mason are all Ihe halls were returned again. In addition Lagies' Within 'M hours, no questions coach Ditto Mat tin has a good were asked and the program group ill sophomores up from resumed. Now the situation the beat Fresh team in Boston must he faced again and Ken- College's history. nedy stated today that "this i sadlng the Eagles will be time we want not only the ball, pi tin Gi orge Giersch ■ but the man." 6 1 senior from Bronz, N. V - IN KENNEDY'S own words i is a fine shooter, a AL COOPER . . . the problem of cost, Is the g rebounder and a good returns to action minor issue. The major prob- •mil handler. In Ihe spring, the lem is the moral obligations of i of Cardinal Hayes High points In the Yule and New • ai h and evei > participant in : In New York, is a pitch- Hamo hire . mbined. Ihe program. Better than WM) ,i on the baseball team. The Junior back court man has male students are "paying Ihe JOHN HcOEE, another New been effective, however, as a price" for the thoughtlessness York boy also hailing from the playmaker feeding off to the of a few. Somewhere on this Bronx Will be at one guard, big men for their baskets. campus there are students who THIS Bob Maltz presents a a U-l junior, scored 29 Pete Kelly and John Risley know the whereabouts of the tins! the Huskies in have been splitting the other ball, when they decide to ini WEEK-END HALLOCK'S RESTAURANT l.i-i Mason's name. guard spot so far with Kelly tiato positive action, the pro- 738 MAIN ST. WILLIMANTIC JAZZ I third returning starter Is the starter. Neither has scored gram will again resume. MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT IN BACK at TOWN HALL, Bosion College center Barry too often but both have played Kennedy lurther stated that at 113 W. 43 St., N.Y.C. iih of Worcester. Mass. steady floor games. Kelly and Specializing in Steaks. Chops, & Lobster Tails "few universities In the coun- Sat.. Dec. 27-2 Show*-8 t 11 McGrath a 6-6 senior has been Risley have been making a try provide more clock hours ,i itarter for HUM seasons like good percentage of the tow of tree play and intramural REDEMBER'S MILES DAVIS *&&' Giersch. shms they have laki time when i tudents are permit- remaining two spots in AVAIL AIII.I. will also i ted Ihe use oi total facilitli • RESTAURANT J. J. JOHNSON XSJS: the lineup will he tilled with mor AI Cooper who made Ins ,t,,(n ,,,,.., Connecticut. Fewer _ NOW — ENDS THURSDAY — sophomore's and reserves from seasonal debut with five points universities permit the use oi SONNY ROLLINS>,?,,*" las; year's squad. In the brief time he plaved „,, , , ,,. ,',, „,, lj|imrn and hr P r EDDIE FLANAGAN AT THE PIANO THE MOST Kevin Loughery, a 6-3 for- against Now Hampshire ,,„„„, „ ,,,.„, .„ ,.,„..,„„,„.,„. "g — SATURDAY — ART BLAKEY ""^7d" ward and a high scorer In the cooper .seemed to be having ~i i the loss or damage. In our DELIGHTFUL DOUBLE Eagles' earlier games, is the trouble with his shooting and Extra ANITA 0*PAY total program, is so small thai PAUL McGEARY & HIS COMBO Only N»« EXPOSURE SINCE he-t of the sophomores and will ball handling when he Hrsl sit It- can only be nicistiml is a Dancing From 9:00 to 1:00 a.m. ADAM AND EVE1 IlaMti »s, i;.»s, u.as play at one forward with leird the game Tuesday but as great tribute to the thou am a Mall Order and Box OOlce Now ch. Ihe game wore on the fibre of students who each year avail — SUNDAY — BW61TTE Hill rowers a 6 3 senior from glass protecting device which themselves of Ihe facilities and i is a veteran reserve for- he must wear seemed to bother MICKEY FENDELL & HIS TRIO BAUDOT Camera* lespci the rights and proper- Mi laa*n Safe; wind. him lies of others." Rt. 6 BOLTON Tel. MI 9-4445 i .i MO senior Tap-off time for Ihe varsity CAPITOL i i Chuck Chevalier an out- game will ho .it s The frosh "THIS YEAR we are farther r • "Hilarious . . WILLIMANTIC along in basketball than we AM*fw** y coto».-OIC* CiN»H«jcc»tc**m ! standing -"plinmore who stands units of the two schools get l.lll VI. 1 V-l . A delight/; - 5-11 will he the candidates for their clash underway at 6:30. have been in the past ten NOW SHOWING yeara, Yei. our projected sched- Huskies LURCH, Huskies THROUGH SAT. ule Is so critical that the lo IllNSKIt sntVEU TONY CURTIS of tout regular scheduled nights can result in closing out the ONL Y PIZZA ON CAM PUS! AND SYDNEY POITIER Morhardt, Reckert 26 D ifferent Kinds of P izza tewEBB IN Scholarships Offered OPEN UA ILY FROM 8:30 A.M. - ] 1:4:. P.M. "DEFIANT ONES" New York State announces Huskies is Located Put Farmer Brown's ALSO Picked For N.E. - Kti en scholarships and Intern- Parking Lot "HIDDEN FEAR- ships offering one year paid ihe i nlverslty of Connect.- chance ol being named to the tuition al ■ graduate school of WE SELL i. ills til ll - JOHN PAYNE cut soccer team lias placed six Alt-Anvriran soccer tram. The .„,.,„, „olk phls sr,0 monln,.. men on the coveted All-New selection for All-American will for living expenses and/or In- Huskies TOO' Huskies •aland Mms. bj) announced during the mid- ternships paying $37.", monthly L'OCAPTAINS Pete Reckerl die of January. during training. GEM THEATRE oe Moihardl have been GOOD FRIENDS MEET AT Willimantic. Conn. selected as first te un choices. Moke the scene at Reckcrt, a senior from Newlng MIMI run, <„ni. been the spuKpiug ol the Husk) soccermen'i back UCONN DELLY field and Was named to the , post. Morhardl FREDS (.ARDl'l id honorable mention last season and was named a.- All New Ei [land goalie In his was once again Steaks — Chops — Broiled Live Lobster i the All N. E. squad. d the noniuia- Cocktails and Dinner by Candlelight JUST CALL HA 3-9793 Phologrophtd by brilliant performance AND THE PIZZA OR GRINDER OF YOUR inCOlORolo onl ol the Uconn cage. RE Al Nudist Pork Norm Edmonds and Frank CHOICE WILL BE READY. under the wpar. Verley were i Iw-nt to the sc vision ond wilh iu id "I All Now England the approval of Edmonds, Co-Captaii THE AMERICAN ini ked for the b I Kozy Kastle SUNBATHING lull bat k slot. Inside tight ASSOCIATION i i 'i k Vi . k'. led the hiuc ami 23 JACKSON ST. WILLIMANTIC .ii assists and "All Kinds of Pizzas & Grinders" i • he pet lormed Story Lynne Stuart" I "Hal Tnck." arable mention went to leading scorer, lei< lioii Gal and sophomore I ' I. 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