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VOL CXIV, No. 16 Oltices in Student Union Building STORKS. CONNECDCL.T Complete UPl Wire Service MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22. 1960 Pres. Jorgensen Favors Trustees Up All Residence Loyalty Oath; Also Accepts Natl Defense Statement Fees To $49 Per Semester By Richard McGurk vestigatlons and decisions by The administration counted Mr, Trail pointed out, how- the Board of Trust -c- up its total number of campus ever, thai noi all students will By JOHN D. PERRY. JR. fidavits. One is an affirmation The other affidavit -of the T ic Hoard of Tins;, News Editor of loyalty to the United States N.D.E.A. Loan application is The Board ha- recently been rooms, it then divided the rev- be pa ', i 0 m i i N se tut IOI isad ai i oaa the board investigating Univeraity fi- rnuc from those rooms b) the mester, Some will feel an In- President forgenaen has government. It stairs: a statement concerning sub- Balsas to $tn per semestei i"i nancial problems, total number the rooms , reg mater been misrepresented in some "I do solemnly swear or af- versive organizations, known each student's room, to be M Trail said 'lie raise fig- would house. Finally II added for example. Ol icrs will pay newspapers recently, concern- firm that I will bear true faitti as the "Disclaimer Clause," levied on all university resi- urea were arrived ai this way: 110 lo the average obtained. $16. ing the "Loyalty Oath." iin and allegiance to the United it stales: dences .starting m September. says he is in favor of "an af- States of America, and will "I do not believe in. and am The raise, which will aver- firmative" loyalty oal'.i. support and defend the con- not a member of. and do not s,1, age about (10, has become nee- Several newspapers have ution_ and laws of the support any organization that psaar) because <>f "ln< rea led Donald Miller's Singing Wins carried, over the past month, United States against all ene- believes in or teaches I'.ie over- o|»'ijting and maintenance mies re stories' indicating that the ' f° 'gn and domestic' throw of the United States Boats," according to Dr. Ar- v,, President and the University PRESIDENT JORGKNsi N K" rnment by force »r vio- (University Photo) wood northby, director o! StU- are opposed to the loyalty has Indicated that to Ulo *"** or bv any 1"«,8al or un- denl personnel. Di. Northby l0 sl Local HUB Talent Show oath provisions'of the Nation- Daily Campus "The University » ' raises were the result of in- .-laded the PI Befa I'hl HI Is those persons interested in Phi, Carl Detrochlo, Delta N.D.E.A. loan prog mm is f,ie Notes, s singing group com- running for the Senate. Zeta and Reed Davis, Alpha only student loan program posed of Bev Green how. Anne Barton stated, "I am sure Zeta Omega. available through the Univer- Brttton, Louise Okon, Bar- sity. Nugent To Talk On bara Gleasnn and Jan Pierce, THE LOAN PROGRAM has Carolina Moon' and "Cotton many attractive features, in- Tow§" were done in a harbei ISO Exec. Posts cluding a low interest rate and shop quintet style. The girls payment spread over a long Catholic Literature Wars striking in t'.ieir dark period of time. Interest Is at Skirt and sweater ensemble. the rate of a simple three per- The Newman Club will pre- Jack Gardner of Baldwin Filled At Meeting cent, and repayment need not sent the Rev. J. Edwaid Nu- Hall protected his fine tenor begin until one year after the peril. Director of Newman voice with such songs as A general meeting of the Lee King: Corresponding Sec- student has ceased to be a full- Club In the Archdiocese of Bos- "Chances Are" and "Climb Independent Students' organ- retary, Judy Vibert; Treasur- time student at any school of ton and also Catholic Ciaplsn Every Mountain." Mr. Gard- ization was held Wednesday er, poe Fabeck; and Publintv 'higher education. Titan, repay at the Massachusetts Institute ner had his own radio show night for the purpose of fill- Chairman, Shelly Hillman. nient is at the rate of one of Technology, at 7:30 tonight - WCIC before coming to lng the vacant positions on , », . „ .,., , _ tenth of the total loan, plus in Aquinas Hall. Uconn. Jim Whllfleld, a t Jon the interest, per year. The Father Nugent is also the 1st from Tolland Hall has ai the executive board. . e SS^JS^iS^K _, , ... 'Z r stated, "Due to the fact maximum that may be bor excellent baritone voice || Elected to the board are: . . . Chaplan of the Thomai Mop that the ManagmB Edit0I ron rowed is $5,000. Society at Ha iv.nd Law renditions of "Some Enc'.ian Charles Lcvinc. First Vice- fused our lat exnalpsitaon Students interested in learn- ml Evening" and "Without . president; M. Jay Marcus, . p i School. His topic will be. "A fusPd oul ]asI Xp analion of ing more about the loan mav CATHOLIC IN THE FIELD Son" were well i ec euccl. Third Vice-president; Tina Em- porcedure it is ne, lne votin contact Mr. Powers, room 380 OF LITERATURE.' erson Polictical Chairman; rssary ,0 onee more „,,,.,,„„ JII»V MEHAN of Spragt of administration. This will be the first, in a Jon Norris, Political Organiz- lo explsn it. There are five Hall did a fine job as acCO series of Newman Club lec- er; and Harriet Carey, Social baslc voles ,or a livlng unit en mist, Pat Doyle of .Men ;• Chairman. pl . i . ISO Platform lines on the Church in i'ie us one lor eve| y 0 mem different fields such as Art A, also a Vocalist, sang "I E, THE RF-ST OF the execu- berships sold, and additional The ISO Platform Commit- and Music- an I allied subjects. JOJ Being a Girl" anil "In M live board consists of: Skip extra vote for each elected tee will meet in HUB 301 on Before going to Boston nine Own Little Corner." Josep.i Walsh, President; Nick This- member to class offices, and February 22 at four o'clock. years ago, Father Nugent was Clanchattl who real lea al Thela |iei formed as man, Second Vice-president; one more for each member of All members of the platform stationed in Rome for two (Photo hy Clrary) Recording Secretary, Mary of the ISO executive board." a Magician. His keen wit as committee and members Inter- years where he worked on the Rev. J. Edward Nugent Roger Prlckett, Slid Judy For those who braved t*H ested In working on t'.iis com- Central Commitlee for the shown in "The I" Thieves Are (Campus Photo) i conn-' Politicians," and '.us Schlmclman. Carol MacMillan Winding wind and snow, tin mittee are requested to be Holy Year of I860 for the Vat- of Kappa Alpha Theta was the Local Talenl show proved it present, lean. During this time he also served as special Roman ecu. many ii |i K, Ueic outstanding. Catholic Situation ■"' e Powers, Rich Rodn- pianist for ihe i>e a "niosi enjoyable eve respondent for a group of numerous ads. nlijg." P.A.H. American newspapers report- guez, and John Paganoni. 4 Junior Prom Details Set; ing Vatican events. guitar group from Phi Chi Al pha projected a deep rich tone He ',ias also been on the Harbaugh's Topic with their Instruments. Major G. Atkyns To Speak stalf of the CATHOLIC To Feature Bobby Kaye WOULD in New York and has William H. Harbaugh, As- Governor's iron-clad control of A BBBIDENT of Manchester alstanl Professor of History the organization, not of the The Junior Prom will place next Tuesday at 3:30 in Written articles for Ihc CATH- Hall, Janet Lundberg. made On Psychological War feature Bobby Kaye's band the HUB IN. room. The next OLIC WORLD. INFORMA- at the University of Connecti- Catholic Church." tine appearance as Eh/a Doo. Mai Glenn C Atkyns, mem- in New Guinea Now Britain, this year. This, along with meeting of the Council will be TION, SIGN MAGAZINE, and hitle. Her monologue and ren- cut, touched on national and Professor Harbaugh made it ber o! i,ie Education Depart- the Philippines, and Japan- He other plans for the prom, was held March 1 at 3:30 in the the BOSTON PILOT. dition of Wouldn't 11 be Love- State issues as he spoke to ,.i(.al- (hat he opposed Senator is a member ol lha Army Mil- announced at a meeting of the same- place. inei I al the I'nivei isiv of ('dri- the Young Democrats Of Wll- John Kennedy iDem-Massl For three years Fattier Nu- ly* horn M> Fair l.a.ly U,.M. Icovi 1 Reset vs un- Junior Class Council last L'Air riu Temp was ihp win- Umantlc Friday evening. He gent wrote a column. FACTS quite good Maurice DeLuca ll, will speak on P it .11 U llei huiy. for the Democratic Party nom- Monday, The event will take felt that no public official. In- nmg entry submitted bv Willie ON FICTION, for the NEW and Jeff Myers, vocalisl and chologlcal Warfare al ■Vie ination, the part.v of Thomas place at the Hotel Statler in Druin of eluding a Catholic-, should be Jefferson who wiote those im- WORLD in Chicago II guitar player respectMy, rap- m(„„Mh Commander's Call Hartford on March 18 from in the Junior Prom theme required to take a loyalty oath, mortal words. "I swear upon also ',iad a TV show on Chan- reseated Diets Chi They too Italian Politics 9 to 1 a.m. contest conducted by the Ex- program of the 0338th An- Re- but should be judged instead the altar of God's eternal hos- nel 5 In New Yoik. entitled, sang one of then own com ;.„,.., B U'llliinan- on his total record as other The first coffee for the sel- ecutive Committee of the Jun- "Morning Chapel." POMtlon.. "All Of A Sudden." "^ j , Koine. Feb. 21 it I'D — tility |o even form of tyranny ior Prom. x p.m. didatea are judged." cath- ection ol the queen of the Father Nugent was ordain- rhe judges for the event Italy's pro-western Christian over the mind of man." The theme, which i„ English Majoi Atkj i.s teachai edo olics in high positions of the Junior Prom will take place ed In 1943 after his graduation were: Captain Rodnej H.<\- Democrat govei nmeni Dai 11 "I don't think that Ken- means "Its In the Air," was snd paj chologj 1 lasses Federal and State government Monday evening at Delta Zeta from the Catholic University fel 1 i api.nn Fred Potter, Mr. nedy's religion is. or should al ii- University oi Connecti- possible collapse within JI- have been much in favor of at 7:30. The judges, who will selected from approximately of America In Washington, Irving Cummings of ihe Eng- be the issue," Harbaugh said, cut hours if the tin) liberal party Male education. select from among Junior 100 entries, The co-chairmen D.C. For some time altei Ins ■ i Department, Mrs, Hem j lie commented thai he sus- of the contest weie Hob Mar- Governor I'at Blown of Cal- Class members icpresenting oidination he - i veil as New- Doraey, and Joan Rapps, Formerlj chairman of Una dacldea lo wlthdrav ifornia was cited by Harbaugh pects that Kennedy would their various dormitories, will mac cio and Heather Nuiin. man Club Chaplain at the In- Chairman of Ihe Social COfll . partmeni In a twinging to opposition ranks. as "having faced more real- prove more sensitive to Pro- include Mr, Draher of the En- Other members of the 1 iveisiiy of California in Berk- mittee. v\e.i Hartford high school. The government does not have istically the problem of state testant than to Catholic pies gineering Department; Cap- tee were Barbara Ceppetelli, elcy. he received his A.B. degree enough seats In the chamber education in his sale'- A sines. The Uconn professor tain Latiher from the depart Pat Cavallo, Gai Holtoi All faculty members 1 1 THE TALENT Show com- cum laude and M.A. degree ol deputies to govern alone. Catholic liberal," Haibaugh cited the Massachusetts Se nient of National Defense; Mr. Shaun Ryan, and Rill Katz. students are Invited to mittee included Naneie y m. from , and A collapse would leave a dan- aim's original statement on "Brown, has Done fail Ray Houghton, Junior Clasa As winner o f the contest eveniifgs's lecture. Miss Carol man -mcl Susan Wein-iein, his I'll', fi 0111 I'.ie I'niM-i sit) opening In Its international birth control as more to resolve the education Advisor and Miss Grace Willie Druin Will receive two Ci uesa ol Kappa Kappa >! un- co-chairmen; Douglas BJord, • if Connecticut, 1 -i thai tune 11) di- free tickets to the Jurilo, crisis in in- si.ele than has "more positive than Presi- $chwartz, Assistant Dlrectoi ma is In charge oi arrange- Allan Cohen, Marvin Growei Dining World War II. he vided parties would Ond hard dent Eisenhower's. Moreovei, Prom. Governor Rlbicoff, a non- of Peisonel in Charge of Wo- ments for the meeting seived as Intelligence officer lo fill. Haibaugh said, he went on to caihohc conservative In this men's Affairs. Miss Lin.la lliirleigh of Hoi- say he has been hitle Male" Harbaugh commented it M is also announced thai Catholic Call will handle the ISO Nominees thai "Connat ticut'a failure to ici/ed In the Catholic- press the pati on-- of the dance Wins Prom Tickets Algerian Shock Feb II n I'D after I'.ie meeting. there will IM- H meetillK Ive the crisis In education for his firm statements against would include President and man Catholic Church ins 1.urn;in at lilg before Willie Drain, Tau Kappa Feb. SI UPli- An earth- reflection of Governor federal aid to chinch schools, Mis. Jorgenson, Doctor- and Germany has called f< Hie ISO convention for all Epsilon, won the- Juntos Prosnj, quake ins rocked the moun- Ribicoffs obsession with the The Young Den Mis. Northby and Mr. and Student Personnel sition lo Communist those Intenilliiij to seek a Theme Contest toi ins discus tainoiis region ol eastern \ • n. Iterialistlc low tax philoso- speaker called upon all can- Mrs. Houghton. to permeate society snd tha ■ will iv- an Important Senatorial nomination The sion of L'Air ctu Temp, the Officials In the Selif phy. rhe failure.." ho con- didates for public office, in- of the Division of Peter Crooks was elected individual Bishops ol the purpose of tire feeling is prom eemmiitee ins anno prefecture report 11 persons tinued, "of the Democratic cluding the state legislature, ■ Pa 1011 el 1 dead. L'l sei loUSl) InJUH ' Chairman of the Junior Coun- church have c hai ged io aesjtsshri those Interested eel. 11- Mas given free tickets Party to Increase adequate!} to declare themselves unequiv- ell Sctizofunla Committee munlsts with slandeiir | at S In HUB 218. All with what assuming such to the- prom, w im h w hi he «7 slightly Injured. There have slate aid for education to the ocaly on all matters • >f Im- The next matting of the Ex tianity In schools, fa I l svnatoik aie invited to an honor entails. hold March i« at Uuj Hotel been-no lepoits of ths extent towns is a reflection of the mediate practical interest. eculive Committee will take and meetings. atte; . Statler, HaitlotU. of damage. ^

tadacurasBsiWRSBsaBlkBnimaEdBR PAGE 1WO CONNECTICUT DAILY CAMPUS MONDAY. ftsRUAtY ??, .960 vlionnrrttrut Notes Of A Native Son Fraternity Party By Peter Adams girl who lay in the arms of Book Rsview by Robert Meinl a young lad, a pin prominently I went to a fraternity party dl"•>",*'"•ay< on \' • Z James Baldwin has been of his esaentiai humanity, and, important points with personal onc. It wasn't my Intention to *?' ^ «« J«*et. Bafhj Campus n ,u bj m writing eaaaya about toe pa- In order to prove that he does anecdotes. The Harlem not of do so. It was just that I was ° J* , "*' , > » P» "Scmflf Slo/'i Sinn U96" culiar problems of tha Negro exist as a functional and op- 1943, the reaction of the Ne- passing* a fraternity house are sealed," stated t'.ie full- paopla in America for quite arating human Joeing. Is led to gro to prejudice In wartime, mv way back to the dorm and bosomed young thing; and some years now, yet his name commit murder. For this he and the elemental attitude of this big guy came bulking out she effected a wry smilsmile is all but unknown lo tie gen- expects praiae from hit people, all whites towards the blacks, of the doorway a beer can in whlch madc her admll"ei Easy On Pockelbook real reading population of the and ia totally bewildered when as expressed by naive Swiss his hand his square face dis- laugn ou,r|8|1'- country which hae concerned ha finds that thay have so villager!, are all brougt.it Into torted horribly Ha staggered Mv 8|ass was empty and I The Senior Breakage r'ee Plan wu from his pocket, ilia expenditure la him IQ greatly, This Is aur- completely accepted tha white focus and discussed In the up to me an.i roared in;o mv looked about confusedly seek- prialng. Baldwin brings a new man's viewa aa to abhor him light of Mr. Baldwin's person- face: "Hey, pledge, come with lnK Uie watering-hole. A red- quite successful last year and prom- taken from his lireal.age fee which tieaaea ises to again prove very satisfactory was paid many semesters ago. appreai It to an old problem, completely. He goes to the al convictions. me." Before 1 could protest enchantress snaked up an approach which is frighten- electric chair convinced that This is, roughly, the picture he grabbed me by the collar "' me w"-'' a botile of Johnny for the (l.iss of I960. .Seniors have two choices. They 1 an lug because of its primitive as- he la some species of blsck that Baldwin sees. It is a and propelled me into the Walker In her hand. "Refill," It userl to be that many seniors allot merely tin $H.-V) necessary to pay pects. and because of the truth Messiah. frightening picture, and, at house in front of a noise-fUlcd sr* a,ked smiling prettily. I found it rather difficult to deal out for Senior Weak activities and class inherent in it. Vet ha hss been Full tkaciumum the same time, an exceedingly room full to bursting with extended my glass and watch- Pa ,ne that nocauary extra cash to pay for gift, or donate their entire fee of $2t) aetorded little recognition. And the catalogue goes on, honest one. It shows, with a girls and guy* lying all over gleaming liguld run In a volume entitled Notes of discussing American movies, remarkable objectivity, what the furniture and floor doWn the side ot ,he 8I,,S- I Senior Week and ■ class gtft When to the Senior ('lass. look a NsUvs "ami (BettVn Books SUK,I as ( aniwn Jones, which It means to have a black skin , wa. . ..,.,„ .„„„,».„.:„. «

Letters To The Editor: experiences, as he lived them, , Wriiit* grains of sand, no speed Is accelerating t h e Pu"y «•»»• lay at my feel. He n^u,,, of belonging to that isolated '*'«*r ,,la" .• «l>e'k "' sal'- "polialipig" at sn alarming ''»d apparently passed ouU -youie CUUl I guess you Doctor In The House body ot people known aa tha ''*" mB*n ,nB Oiifersnce be- rate and many slates am Thrift, Bojo's done it again, know r.iat," she said linger- Amei ican Negro. tween life and death for thou- studying new surface misea. Hey, you guys, coma over ing my lapel At the beginning of this semester, knew someone was giving me smelling No Heritmxr. sands of molonst on eh* ns- with at laasl three states al- here and help mo." Three guys ■■» thought liquor was out- I found myself )>eing rushed along salts and cold compresses. After much >., ""i1*** tions highways. ivady using du-slicking mate- strode over to where I stood lawed on the campus," I said with many other jovial llconnite's to persuasion they talked me into visit- one of the first ideas wlnoji This observation stems from "*'*• and helped the louith pick up changing the subject ..o.. 1 l 1 1 Dim vi, Maine basketball game. ing a remarkably popular place on conlionts the reader i. Hist iulensive laboratory lasts re- Although Dr. Stephen's lab "o.w u'.io lay peacefully on ,,„„, this house get away with the henuge of the Auicican eciitly completed by Dr. Jack work has set Been conobo, Uut floor like a idled rhino |(f" IWore I could catch my breath, I campus—the infirmary. iscg.o is not a heritage ft Stephens, a UnivciMly of Con- alo.l by |ull field tests yet, he ceroft They, Struggled and "Oh, I don't know. I guess found myself cheering madly along * * * au. loin away from Uie na- neclicut civil engineer. is certain that several basic grunted UP the siauway and Kit] got something i itg with the rest of the crowd. Aa the Our admirable force — Security — iasJii*"-{t"«»" "I »■ sa'<-r highways. linqtusiied, 1 inaC-o a move for terenea atpes It 'make 7 Were 0U, Vavem ,ll the rush at the Union. proximately three nurses on duty hut whiohi'iad Bivrn hlrthlin him ' ' f '• «urfaces. He Dr. .Stcj.lic.is ■ oncluiles that "'e exit. But some prclly little drinking, aren't we?" This unquenchable exuberance which No doctors. It seems they too need a in Uie land of.."....u". tha whiles he- '""od that skids were reduced any de-.-li, king program must &1UI| »l">vaj-a glass of w.his- "lint doesn't Uaf ttOUfe motiv was foiced to accept a for- dramatically when sand par- lake into account Kie use of k -y into my Oiand. I looked cr s;i\ anything?" I persisted. now possessed me was destined to last change of scenery every once in a tides about oneJiundredlh of iiavemcnt piixcs that can re- Ural at Hie bubbling glass and "Aiv you kidding.' These only momentarily. As I approached while. After much deliberation my the stairs in front of the Field HfHIMi foot was bandaged- ami I received my I slipped and lost my balance. 1 can first pair of crutches. One of the Phy- vaguely remember hearing some com- sical Therapy instructors happened to thousandths of an inch offer '""y and a safe .liighway for tha slay; at least until I finished All at BOOS there 0 a Horn ments in the distance, hut I picked drop in and was kind enough to in- myself up as quickly and as gracefully struct me as to their proper use. as I could. We finally reached our Everyone back at the dorm, espe- destination—the HUB Snack Bar As cially my roommate, was most helpful. we sipped our coffee, we watched out The nurse had suggested that I rest ly nd far U disappointed colleagues come and go. lionally been if,., color of sin '^neer, ."andslone, with na- Department of English ft U- , J*? «««*■««« "> ^ *"> P °' "*»»> »»»uid go out- as much as I couJd and I gladly heed- 0 e aid ev„. Even the dev, w.s %* «pha... offers ihe best ,. . ZTSI in a ^ J17 '' ^rtt'Sw be Somehow I managed to get back in ed her advice. Just before Mr. Sand- once IhuugJit lo be a black mlx 'or pavement surfaces onn Thls, ls * ner n*mc- ouler ln,t was supposea to oa the dorm (safely) and to bed. man stopped by my thoughts turned being neScval Eu*ouean hi Kxplaining why he cited the Mrw* ol 4*v,ewg on tate*,t- J wandered about Ihe chaotic ostentatiously displayed fOffie. Ing current books from that room aimlessly looking here, where outside Apparently The IR'AI morning mv roommate to three oilier girls in our dorni. They etatuie, which forms part of one-time popularity of Ken- department listening there, stepping over they decided to cany out ilia had the window open, all the lights loo had suffered such a fate due lo our own background, abounds 'ui'ky sand. bodies every so often. Nobody suggestion for in a minute on, and the radio going (her little skiing, playing soccer and so on. If "Several states used to im- uT in-'The0' SnToi TTtU. ^T^lTVntZ 'Tt Bridge ToumW $»»* '-' — ,0 S $ entire group marC.iod out hinti) so I reluctantly got up. Unfor- vas ss though I were In- of the house and into the I'm extremely kickly tomorrow, I may black boy. The Negro, loin be- great cost because of lls skid- tunately, I was up for only a compara- get to see a doctor. tively short time for the neat thing I SALLY HARRIS Loyi^ ally Oath Comment The article entitled "liconn JoiIns man-hours and extra expense are in- in w no heritage, no tradition to lica 'that was'iinpoMati.?' he °"PH™te eonlract bridge wiMh°'\* tig-It lilting sweater bie significance a gold lion Organization To Save NPEA Loyalty volved. Most opponents are against the appeal to. ,a,d In which men and women un- accentualed her full could .have. bosom she wa ,pl1 1 ,n A th and 1 Oath" (in the Feb. 11th issue) de- extra "red tape." This is unpatriotic? in s.»..h„„. .„h„ A . dergraduates at leading col- Km - » " * " « « »tughter "X' "- serves comment. The Committee itself has raised Ntniiivaleiiie "r- atepnens, who conduct- ieges and unneisities through- all group, which surround- ment continued, a young man Now this Is by no means sn i, „!* „'"T*11''' al, Purd"e out thewe BOUntTV compete for ed her' about '■ler recent run. approached mo with an angry In the first place, the heading was two questions: 1) whether the offi- niv ity ln con c w lh in wlUl Mls originaliginal discovery on Uie Dartpart Su?.J?*'™"* , eonnection"* «""« with' natiunanational, ,and campus,anlpus cham- « NofUker. glint in his eye. "Whatta ya a misnomer. Not the University, hut cials of the 19 colleges which have re- "Hey. Sally, what do you mean, bird-dogging my date?" one or more individual aludenta were fused NDEA money because of the of^^idTinT^thefu^h.0 wha, ob^^'^?r~dS,o mo,e BSi.az7SjR think of Miss Noftskcr. any- he thouiod In my ear, gmb- the joiners. The distinction is impor- loyalty are acting properly in denying s pr'..jriiin g Thrr. ^r^rr * oX:^*^^^ w »*- «««•»«■ ^^ ^ * ^ «**^- tant, since we feel that the majority aid to needy students, and 2) whether of I'conn students (and possibly fac- these officials are depriving studeqts ulty and administration) are opposed SSS&aE firtK**'* EH™ SS CurJIfoi. Music To Fill by fiat or more freedom than they feelings and emotion, of these "■»» «"*"gular eionfs or peb. "^X^7oml^ II tny O aO Jit* M. 1 io the student loyalty oath as it ap- seek to preserve. jwoantagoiilslic races,causes ^^"^Z^^te> ao v TXfi^XXJLlL SHOW-COVCrCd MOUUtOlM pears in the National Defense Educa- Baldwin lo see the principles '" »luall> nothing to „ar.i-..-.^,-, „!„,„. „.n r\,*i Although most colleges consider P From t! tion Art. And more would oppose it of Marxian class-war oper.t- 'educe vehicular skidding, he 'lold j] ^ £!j or ,;A SS " rnounUinous, symphony of bells. NDEA funds desirable, they are at l8d snow-covered heights of Powerful sound projectors, weredthe issue made clearer. ing in the i calms of racial "*,*?!. present forced to compromise their prejudice. 'P,ie crested image "These big stones 'polish' '''•"' - without altering the (sound and bene- White face he may encounter au','od 2°° lo 300 feet to com- Angeles. from the Blyth Area, where lete ,eir kids c rs the student's support. How- acribi to the democratic practice of ficial) aims of the Act itself. in a day, lo violate, oul of mo- P " * - " operst- ever, this does not relieve The balls aie plsyed from the opening and closing Olym- government in the United Slates, but tivee of tha crudest venge. j"B °" tlle tlc,tc' »'»"dard the student from filing a an organ like console having Pie ceremonies will be held, * * * h hw three keyboards snd s psdsl Sound lines and power lines the NDEA makes (his complicated, ance, iheir woman, to break * »y aurface look about Federal Income tax return No other Federal allocation has re- the bodies of sll white people ^ etl lo *lou- Kul vehicles anil pitying the tax due as board. The deepest-toned, or 'lad to be laid under the snow, expensive and futile. quired a loyalty oath before. Truly it and bring then: liw as low ss dnven on our fine sand mix required by law Is his in bourdon, bells are plsyed from with mtn'.i of Ihe work being In order to put on paper and reg- that dust into whioh he him- Pavements stopiied at about 63 come was SHOO or more dur- the pedals. carried out at Sub-zero tem- would be a mistake if the NDEA fle sa,d ing III.W. i ii- an oath that any disloyalist should set a pattern for future Fed- self has been and is being '•?.'• - The instruments is called a •peratuiTs. The amplifiers used liatnpled." There is, Mr. Bald- taenerelly a skidding car Is In determining the symphonic carillon because have an output power of over would swear with impunity, valuable eral aid. on out ol iiii i of tax due, the Isw win further asserts, "no Ne- * control. The longer and regulations apply to tiie carilloneur can choose a 1200 watts. Altogether. 24 prc- gro. flnsily. who has not hsd l''le skid' ,1"" S{oatcr the students in the same way ss major-tuned bell or a minor- Jcctors will be used to flood Change Easter Date? to make his own precarious enances of an acVidenl," he they do Ui sny other lax- tuned bell for eaih note of the the Valley wii'.i carillon music, adjustment to the 'nigger' who assel"-'1 payer. music, depending upon the re- In addition to the carillon Everyone knows TV is pitched to they tiffer an "adless." cultural media. surrounds him and to the Dl Stephen! inflated that Students w ho have ques- quirements of the harmony, recitals throughout the (James, the twelveyear old and that with a few (Editors note: Some British me- nigger, in himself." ,he tremendous increase in tions concerning the prep- This makes it possible to eil the bells will also be used for rare exceptions TV programs are me- In traffic snd vehicular aration and filing of their mltvsts Ihe discords so ohsr- dramatic effect during the dia carry ads. The a matter at the MM offu-t Storra Cunn . March II. 1»5* under act el March. lfTT Americsn Negro ss seen by s SJamnei ot tha atauUated CDUesUta ereti Arcartert (or advartlalna Mr tit* National A*»artla- Negro. He hss been forced to •t i/innaetirur atom iM; SubarrlMr Unites Praia International Sutucrlptiu,. raw*. WOO pit jrmaater. SB 00 MI Mat. FTUiMd by U» Waal Hartford Putiiiatilna Ca>.. Wast itanraeS live according to sn Image las ServKa, lac. Editorial aad buslneaa etricea loeatM la tha Staoam Union atullaUaa which ha fads deprives him MONDAY, FEBIUARY 22, 1940 CONNECTICUT DAILY CAMW PAGE TH*« Spring Bloodmobile Drive * i k cr r Drawsheet • • To Continue Until Feb. 25 \lpha \lpha Si* (41-34) Ttvs Spring Bloodmobile I'hi Epsilon Pi Campaign ii now being held I ulrnbda ('hi No. 1 and will oontlnue until l^ao- Phi Sifc-ma Delta 47-15 ruary 2b. under the Jurisdic- MEETINGS ANYONE? tion of Manslield and the di- rector' of Mtaieh la Arnold Ifurlej riHngs Smith. The actual donation loiiana I troneuj date will be Wednesday icUviliw On Cam/ms i'olland I Mair.'i 9, and Thui». Maivi 10, at St. Thomas Aquinas < \\ 11 I.lit u\ A8MM i » i musical oometty ol the I'hi kp IToomern Lambda Chi (oS-26) Chapel. NlUtM and nefllbors TION: The Mm strip, i is 1930/8, will be heUI Tuesday, • Connactteui sim>," will 1M- of Alpha Phi Omega will as- Wednesday and Thurtvlay, sist t'.ie Red l'ro»» Volunteer*. shown tonight ai T: i"> at si. February 23, 34, 27> at 7 pm. Sixma Chi Alpha Any penoo Who wislia* to Mark - Chapel alter the Serv- in the stuJio r.urfiii ol the Siirma Chi (W«M) donate Jus blouj can sign up ice ol Compline, Coffee ami Fine Arts Center. No previous Oxes with Jus donation representa- cookies win t>e served at itu* i xpat lence la raQulrad and tive or at the III H VI meaiing, Eveiyone i* »•■.,ome anj Uoonn itudent Ii rhgible. • day, February 33 from 2 pin. rVVOBtsUMl t'U'i: Mr. I IONS RHIIK.K ( 1,1'B: Beta Sig (49-20) to 4 p.m. Hicks Bandits • Walter Oiestshain will talk '1'ieip will be a meeting to- TWO TKOI'IIIKS. on (a ahmit the teatln| and lralnln| nlghl at 7 p.ni. In Hie Com- ill HIH menially ill at a meet- Hiniding ,TM. The wel- tairnoiTS Vin men and out to women, will s be given for the year's largest ing tonight at 7 p.m. in lU'li come mal I spread for anyone >herman JOi, Mr. I'heelham is an in- «ho wants to drop in for a donation. itructor at the University of and Crawford I) are now few hands Begiiyieri as wall Mitffleawi I Hartford and a leuihci of as pins are invited. a'.iead. but only hy a very slim mentally letarJed iliiKlrcn. He TKI TKE (M-M) margin. Also a rotating; has itudled at Boston College, WINTER HKKKKM1 >*AT. • plaque is given each MllMSter MidAigan state Unlvoralty and DANCE COMMTTEISi Than to the men's dormitory wilt loll will be an important meeting Phi Si«;ma Kappa < the unlvoralty "f Hartford. 9 la ahead for thai particular Members of the Kdiic.il ion of the "Chalet Continental AZO A \ZO A (M46) semester. Results will be given Club HIV iinncd to altcikd the committee In HUB 10J at 7 in Api II, mooting, p.m. All members are urged Else Benson, Chairman of Middlesex Comets I I (INN KI.VI.Nti < |,1 B: to allend. Litchfield I (2S-27) the Bloodmohilr ai the I' lit - Litchfield I varsity nf Connecticut, says, There will '»■ a coffee tonight W80C SOCIAL IHAIR- "Let's make fill the best drive al 7 |i.m. in HUB MB. All MBNl There will he a meeting lartford yet, We .have a oholoe "I I membprs snd prospective nt 4 i. m. in urn .m* members an- urged to attend. Hartford (M-M) • days to give. Support It! With \PO BIM)K EXCHANOBt Esquires such a large student enroll- The grouiki school originally 1 KhedllM for tonight will he I - All) honk exchange end- McC luoni Hicks I ni rni i»i--Jj Afr fVwvJflforttJ 24 1 (HIV|I« n en Green ■ - ■ IV aii'ilvjl 8 *-i'ir.:i.ii i P -il Punii f Onm • T»l»vi»'in Theta Xi Unicorns Theta Xi (38-23) jjfBOTH\f I" ■ a ■■ pg^S^OINN8 looteaI"" ■ i rJ ••»• Wallingferd, ConnV ^%^'tnt*!*! "A E»i« <*, Wilewr •>_" uetvMerrill Parkway /**_. ,,...... (fWt& v.h rr you >r* Mrvad lh« bfat iit 4rliria\p) olJ-f»ahioi\«J Few Upsets In CIT Opener N.winiUi i r ,«J JflrtPfll and fifuld R»fr»

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Ion while running on the UV I IC). Time I.S. Lloyd Duff's track team roll- 6 ■' i'apo/sak iCl 2. By Al Simons Purple took the lead on a Tim s de of Hie tun k. Shea layup with 10:57 to go, ed up it's second win in as n-ii i\l. X Boitoa IN). 1 i | Sports Editor many starts Saturday defeat- Uconn's Doug Crawford was 1 M Huskies offense and OS third in the mile, Cross look Si yitrOS hlirh hurdle- , Gil tenet ground to a standstill. ing Northeastern, 66-17. Three iC»i 2 (hrtfiwf II l 3. i. in , It was Just one of those Second In I very slow two- iM. Turn 7.7. Shot II in nil 25 points. double winners. co captain nljhts. Saturday evening, I IS Gene Glvens, Ed Harrison, and nile and Juri Lunask was T«o milr- I Perrlll i INI '. partisan Worcester Auditor- In I'.ie rest of l.'ie half, 111" ilob Taborsak paced the way Hilrd in ihe event ICtl 3, Linask ici. Tlr.it . ■ ium crowd saw it's tram whol- rloyas ' ori a 30 points to the 10 the win. The Uconn weight men had I o i y ,rd« I. Tiihonn-i (Cl: 2. ]o|) the University of COD I hapless Grcermen's eig*,it. It Bolion i.Ni- 3, Dean IN). Time Givens won the 60 yard dash ii successful afternoon against a cut cagers. 98-66. Jack "The would be difficult lo explain and the 'nigh ■iiur.iles. com* mediocre competition. Dave An vards low hurdles—1 t~.a- Shot" Foley, Hal) Cross" Hie Huskies' demise. Suffice p. till over tile same distance. Daniels won Ihe shot put with ICI 3, G w n- ICli 3, Banks (Nl. , Time 7J. ■MdMnloal man, toted 37 In -.<> I ml I'' onn is a teai ' In the spunt. the Uconn sen- H throw of 4S'6 » ' Fred St — Mile Relay 1. Northi-asiein points In tha affair. of extremes. When the eyes pole was second and John i, in eau|*y, Krish. Lytlei. ior from Newark, New Jersey Time 3 11 ".. Foley got tweel revenge lor are thai p and the b i started poorly, but came on Dragarr was third. . I. Harrison IC)! 2 in); is sure. Hie Blue and lo catch Chetti of the Bean- Anderson IN) 3. Banks iM. Height his first outing ■gains) the While seen unbeatable. George Wigton's fros'i beat 6.3 town Huskies in Ihe lm3l ihe Northeastern pups, m-52. Broad Junin 1 Harrison iNi; Huskies, in which fame hi z Lucsi IN*: 3 Bdnnter (N)j soared but one point. Foley*s BUI OnCS Hie tide shifls. all yards. I! of C sophomore The next meet for vanity and Dislanee 21 reel 7 . Inc-hes hell bleaks loose The panic- Walt Klomaa was i'.iird in the freshman teams is at MIT on Tole Vault I. Lyneh I.Ni: 2. total is fir besl single gamu Curran ICI S troll IC). Height elfort ever /"i a Holy Cl Stricken Huskies can't do any- dash. March S. ■1 feet. 6 inehes. sophomore. Will 409 points thing right Hugh Oreei Less than a step behind Glv- Shot pul I, Daniels (Cl: 2 tltutlons from his One TMK SI'M.MARY sim-k. pole HI Grssan IC). Dis already tin* year, and five rag ens st the finish of the hur- Varsity mull Mils Avslon IN); 41 feel S'i Inches. ulir-scasun games end the bench could no) itaj Ihe Cm dles was co-captain Dave 2 Perllla (Nil 3, Crawford ICi. «...md «el-hl lost—1. iJiurld Time n».1. sen tCl Donahue (Cl: C.rafan (C) NIT to go, Folej i- certain to i ush. Gardner. Gardner came back 6u yards dash Glvens ICi. 2. Distance 16 [eel. » Inches. nash the Cruaad i -. sopho- Holy Cross plays a rarhe lo win the low .hurdles, nip- ire record of m points, tuggisj lypt game underneath .ung Oivens by a fraction. Id by Tom Hcinsain. Ed Harrison did not serious- i ic backooaiu», ... • i • Searching for Somethinq? lo light lire uii'.i (ire, liiec . y feel t'.ic effects of a back THE CaMMM has toad It's -em pats Kelly Into the gam -pi 3iil as he high jumped an iaie of basketball groats. Inoh belter than ever before, oley is shooting hli waj Into in the lecond hall as a n BI cmenl i"i Ed Martin. negotiating 6'3" successfully. IP same class i • Xpm I Harrison, a junior, would sure- ohn, Togo Pala/zi an I Bob hhl.l.V, a player who can DOWN. BUT NOT OUT is Roly player. In the course of the 98-66 rout ly like Wayne Davis' year-old Sousy, proceed at tha pace of a foul Sheldon. Uconn forward from Wood- of the Huskies. Sheldon scored 18 61V high jump record to What dors t!ie kid have? A ,i minute, was no match in the stock. Connecticut. He is shown try- points. The brilliant Jack Foley aided add to Jus broad Jump stan- ■r.iot, that's what. puahlng-oll contest will italp'.i ing to secure possession of the basket- the Crusaders' cause 37 points worth, dard. In winning the broad He stands 6 feet ."> Inches, Uraiidt, CruaadJei captain. ball, which is located underneath the jump, I'.ie Stonington native For Sal* Notice leaped .'17V Kre-t ticket* u> Savior Week. but is skinny, weighing •■ I«>»11 Itiii'.iei lax officiating by derriere of an unidentified Holy Cross (Photo by Curran) 1951 MC.-TD. heater. Rauonahto HOW? Just sign ovar a portion of Bob Taborsak, suffering olfer. call Ext. 2S3 or GA 1-JS1T, your breakage tea to the Class of 30 pounds Ian than John Pip- Mssrs. M c D o n o u g h and H. Uounds, Rm 230. czynski or Roly Sheldoi Murphy kept the massacre In backrourt u hiz with s jood from a cold, ran his best in- HUB. Beginning Fab. 25. Moi el the Pups ivith .'Mi door double. The middle-dis- Rustic 4-year old home on \ acre Would you like to make sura that same height. a state of confusion. ihe person you go with on a par- points. n previous ml ngs, wooded site convenient lo Wllll and And can he shoot? Tha tance man. who learned his Ceonn. Two large bedrooms with ticular dale has ihe qualities or Despite the calling of 52 ie popped s points worth. estra large walk-In closets. Kflirtent interests winch, will make tha eve- fonnrr high school All AIIKI tiadeat Darabury High School, peison.ils and a technical in won the 600 and' 1,000. kltcheoeiie. l^rge magnificent wfiod ning enjoyable- Iran leaps will .inns high BOX OOBtt panelled living room vvilh window Is there some special person on ihe tray, the rats had as many ■ wall and stone llreplace. Full base- campus that you would like to over his head and lets fly. The Huskies' distance hope. dare? Why leave It up lo chance— bad moments as did the play- HOLY CROSS I'ONNKl'I ll'I'T ment, carpet. Many extras, storm Wii'.i good screening such as ■ PI Al 'Cross. '.iad a bad day. In windows and sereena, Jalousie doors Use the NEW scientifically designed ers. ii !•' »t. B system. CAMPUS ESCORT 8ERV- Connors i II 4 I'hl 1 II 2 the meet's first event, the and beautiful shrubs. This Is a high received SaturJuy. Foley sel- ■ ICE." ^ . . ' The technical was called on roiu IV II ■17 ROM I 7 IB mile, Cross was passed by Ab- quality home. Must sacrifice, al^e- dom misses Infallible aroun.l MrClori 0 0 II Carlson II II II loratlng. Call owner lor apfaiM- tlir key and mine than toler- Husky Len Carlson on the \i Liu'II 1 II n II Kell> li 1 1 clon of Northeastern. Abelon, menl. GA S-96S0. Lost occasion • f his fouling out. I'lvi'smi 2 I -, RUlei •i 0 A able from corners, be is tin- II II who has a good kick, kept Silver charm bracelet In vicinity Or\ ml 1 I 1 CO 1 IM.,1 0 of Social Science building. Sub- 5 Mad linn II n II Cross hustling throughout the key in the Cross offense Uconn high scorers were Altnr 1 t For Rent stantial reward offered Call Doris Shea 1" J 2S M.iMm n 1 1 next lap. Michel.tsch at Ext. 3SS or GA Foley's a poor dribbler and J,' , ...... i W,I,.I 111 und (1 II (irlttln n 2 2 Schnnne n 1 room modern apartment In 9-8702. as good as absent on defense. Holy Sheldon with 18. Jackie Blnney 2 S In IMpnakl 7 1 I'l T.ien, in the stretch, the Mansfield Heal hot water, range Smllh I ■I 4 King 1 1 3 but his 22 point average makes ROM hit on some two-hand laitford sophomore passed and refrigerator. VSM. HA »J«10. Canlvnn A n II Sheldon 8 2 m .he Northeastern runner, ap- Wonted up for most of these deficien- sets and wound up with 15 lira roll l .1 S 3 single rooms, modem furniture. One waiter for evening meals. pearing the winner by a yard. Coniact Keith Neater, Steward. cies. for the night. Tnlala H B SS Totals 2.1 2" 6* TV lounge. Call HA 3-0677. any time. Thet* Chi. ■ The Uconn frosh, who lost Boon at half lime. IT-.'I. Holy As it turned out, Cross was Saturday's contest was a Cross. disqualified for passing Abe- basketball game lor only nine lo Holy Cross earlier, defeat- minutes, at which point IM ed their Crusader counter- Uconns led, 1615, When the parts, 76-M. Dale Comey, a Fencing Team Loses Two Games LASTEST DANCE STEP? Thomas DMuhala, W'illimantic A week ago Saturday V- President of the Judo Club. »nd Robert Dion will conn fencers were defeated HA 3-3027 give a demonstration on the techniques of both CAPITOL 20 to 7 by M.I.T. This Tues- kodakan judo and ju-jitsu in the Field House to- day the Uconn fencers were night. The demonstration will begin at 7:00 p.m. SARTSARTS TOMOITOMORROW • • • defeated by II U) 13. DUAL FILTER DOES IT! Most of the members of the The Uconn Judo Club extends an invitation to all Husky team 'nave had only those who are in'erested in practicing a fair, com- one year of experience. - petitive sport. No knowledge of the sport is nec- Yet with this foundation essary because the Judo Club will be more than V they will attempt to hold willing to teach you the tricks of the trade. For FYOU their own. Kvery Saturday un- all those interested, a club member will be waiting Ct..'.»» I AVA til the first of March there for you at the main entrance of the Field House PECK PARDNER will be at match in t'.ie gym to show you the way to the judo. NEVER SEE balcony at two o'clock. This Saturday the Uconn fencers will face Pace. Uconn looks forward lo 111•— New England Championship PHI CHI ALPHA (SlC I ■ s V \vit.h the hopes of holding IN YOUR ASTAIRE PERKINS their title for the fourth year. RUSH PARTY YOUM FAST SERVICE! ■ Dry Cleaning TONIGHT # Laundry. DONHA ANDERSON • Flat Work 7:30 ■ 9:30 — -.,«niDllii'ivi • Skirts (• Khakis (Rear of Tost Office) REFRESHMENTS

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