Daily Campus C...C <•*-... C<~~. ItfOfi * Strufng Storri Sfnct I$96 RECEIVED al VOL. LXVIII. NO. 109 STORRS. CONNECTICUT THURSDAY. APRIL 23. 1964 H^HUS To Air Marathon Fraternity Spring Rush CCC Sets Goaf At $2,000 Once again in conjunction with Quarter Minimum the CCC. WHUS will run an eight Smallest In History As in the past, a 25c minimum and one-half hour marathon. The has been set on requests and dedi- goal for this year's marathon is One hundred and ninety - three Spring Rush. Up to date,. 150 bids ternity because they felt it may not cations of popular records. A side of men received bids at 1FC Tapping have been picked up by the be around next year, which is, of $2,000. an album may be bought for $5, The marathon will begin at 2:00 Ceremonies held in the HUB Ball- ru/shees who have until May 1 to course, entirely untrue. There is no either for classical or popular al- room last Saturday. The ceremo- reason to believe this." Sunday afternoon and will end at bums. make their decision. lt:30 Wednesday night. While it nes culminated what appears to be In accounting for the decline. Tomchik went on to say that the is in progress, WHUS will broadcast The station asks that requests for the smallest Rush in the history of University would not remove any classical music be made af the be- IFC President Jim Tomchik said live all night, from the lobby of the the fraternity system at UConn. that the effects on the men of the organization that is offering some- ginning of the marathon, either thing positive to the school, and Student Union rather than from the Of the 434 men yho participated recent fraternity situation in which WHUS studios. Sunday or Monday. It is also pre- that the contributions of the fra- ferred that popular requests be in Spring Rush, only 250 had the four houses lost IFC recognition must be considered. ternity s>stem at UConn justify its made early and that, later in the necessary QPR requirement. From existence. these 253, 193 were given bids. "It looks like they were adverse." marathon, dedications without song Tower Influence Paradise Lost To requests be made. This figure shows a sharp decline he remarked. "Many men seem to from the usual 250 tapped at have decided against joining a fra- Another factor which might have A trophy will be given to the affected the Spring Rush is the Feature A Coed house giving the most money to growing influence of the Tower the marathon, and the house in Dormitories. Tomchik pointed out North Campus second place will receive a plaque. Uconn Peace Groups To that many of the independents felt As in the case of the campaigns, that could get many of the ad- North Campus is going to be- the prizes will be awarded on a vantages of fraternity membership come coed for an evening. per capita basis. Sponsor 'Non Violent" Talk from a Tower residence, but that At least these are the plans for they were forgetting the intangible The UConn Student Peace Union This is the first program to be benefits a fraternity offers. the evening of Saturday, April 25, Sea/y-Brown To and Students for a Nonviolent So- sponsored by the Students for a A third factor which may have when the loss of North Campus ciety are co-sponsoring Mr. Fred Nonviolent Society. This group has contributed to the Rush decline is to Freshman will be the theme of Speak At Uconn Moore speaking on "Positive Non- sponsored personal vigils of the the fact that a stricter academic ■' Paradise Lost. violence as an Alternative to the ROTC hanger and is presently policy by the University has made Former Republican Congressman Draft." working with the UConn SPU for it more difficult for prospective Paradise Lost, a dance to be Horace Seely-Brown will visit Non Cooperator Position a co-ordinated Peace Day program rushees to meet the QPR require- held in the North Campus Dining UConn Wednesday evening April for later in the year. Spokesman ment. Hall, is sponsored by the North 29. Many remember Brown as the Mr. Moore will explain the non- for the group. Dennis Sardi stated Campus President's Council. Since cooperator position and the positive Twelve OK "pctholder man" for his passing out that this group is interested in per- Twelve fraternities had an aver Freshmen will be replacing upper pctholders inscribed with his name uses of this position in bringing sonal confrontation and nonvio- classmen in most of the dorms in and office during campaigns; But drastic changes in the draft laws. ragely successful rush but the seven lence as the way to a just and which did not do as well brought North Campus next year the Pre- he is especially remembered as the He will explain both the moral op- meaningful peace. sident's Council decided that the man who fought hard for delegates position to the draft and and non- down the rush figures. Lambda Chi theme of "Paradise Lost" was just at the last Republican nomina'ing cooperation as a tool to bring about Alpha. Sigma Phi Epsilon. and Beta right for this year's Jungle Ball. convention, and overwhelmed John the changes in the draft law. Finance Committee Sigma Gamma tapped the greatest Lodge for the Senate nomination. number of men. The four fraterni- Open to All Mr. Moore has studied at the Sets Deadline For ties currently on probation for fail- He fought hard against Abe Ribi- Tickets for the dance are avail- University of California (Berkley) Organization Budgets ure to meet the forty-men count able from all house presidents in coff in the Senate race, appearing in and is currently working on the this year were among the success- televised debates against his rival, North Campus. The tickets for the staff of the New England Com- The deadline for budgets to be ful twelve. and though losing in the end com- mittee for Nonviolent Action. He It is expected that the University semi-formal dance are $1.50 a piling the most votes of any Repub- submitted to the Senate is April 30. has been working with the non- will ask the IFC to defer its Fall couple. While there are only a li- lican on the slate in 1962. 'All organizations must fill out bud- mited number of tickets for the violent peace movement in recent get forms in quadruplicate and turn Rush for freshmen next semester. dance and they are now beiqg sold The UConn Young Republicans years and is currently touring cam- them in lo the Finance Chairman. If this were passed by IFC only in the dorms, there will be some are sponsors of Seely-Brown's visit puses explaining the relavence of Brian Mahoney or put them in his upperclassmen would be able to tickets held for sale at the door and invite the pubile to attend his nonviolence to the situations per- mail box in the Senate office. participate in rushing, and that a Anyone interested in further in- address in the Ballroom, and the tinent to college students, especially Forms may be obtained at the Cen- full turn-out would be be expected formation can call 9-9992. informal coffee afterwards. concerning the draft. tral Treasurer's office. until next spring. The Winners Of Skitzofunia 1964

Hollister A, Women's Singles New London Hall D2. Phi Spg Dclt. Combined Hollister A and New London said. "It went over beautifully." The doubles winner 'The Hill." men's singles and Hollister B with Steve Primack emceed the event, Hall took the trophies fn the sin- She added that the houses which by Phi Sigma Delta and Delta Ze- "Chaste All the Way." and the judges were Dr. Stanley gles competition while Phi Sigma participated did a very good job. ta. was a play within a play about Other participants in doubles Wedberg of the Bacteriology De- partment. Dr. H. A Bosmajian of Delta and Delta Zeta won doubles Hollister A's winning skit. "Stop u Hollywood production of "Jack were Soussa House and Towers 5 the Speech Department, Dr. Jo- competition in Skitzofunia on the World I Want to Go to the and Jill." with "Playboy: Special Issue — Freshman at UConn" and Phi seph Cary of the Fnglish Depart- Tuesday night before a near-capa- Fair" consisted of a series of short Other participants in the singles Kappa Tau and Pi Beta Phi with ment, and Dr. Frederick Steigerl oity audience in the Harriet S. skits on what the World's Fair competition were New London the "Boosic Man." of the Physics Department. Jorgensen Theatre. was like in different periods of Hall, with ' The Connecticut Both winders received plaques The money raised by Skitzofunia Bobbj Weiss, general chairman history. Scene Magazine" winner of the on Tuesday night for their victory be put into a scholarship fund. PAOB TWO CONNECTICUT DAILY CAMPUS THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1964 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Discrimination ing it into another office building Fillmore. So please, students of for their own cancerous purposes. UConn, join us and protest, and Connecticut To The Editor We instead would propose that deluge administration with letters Just bcause spring is here, I Gully Hall be left as it is and be and cards denouncing this plan. would like to know what right it used as a museum to house the Fred Hughes, Prev. SPMTV1F gives some people to enjoy special artifacts of Presidents Gully and Leon Parkhurst, Chairman of the Daily Campus parking privileges, and disturb everybody in the Fraternity Quad- rangle. These two-wheelers are Guest Editorial: driving all over everybody's lawns THURSDAY. APRIL 23, 1964 and sidewalks, stuffing three and four cycles and scooters under the eves of the buildings, and, especial- Accent On Youth ly on Saturday mornings waking The following article appeared "Youth," as used in this study, up people at 8 a.m. In the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE refers to young persons 15 through fVhy Johnny I would like to see the Security MONITOR, April 20, 1964. 24. In many cases, figures are bro- Department make its officers get ken down for those from IS out of their nice warm Fords and Youth needs a break. It needs a through 19, and those 20 through Didn't Pledge flatten their feet a little by walking spotlight. It needs a champion. It 24. around the Quadrangle and tag needs a program. some of these machines which are In capsule form, here ars some "Look Jonny Rushee! Look! Look! Here comes a funny Youngish Sen. Claiborne Pell of the things these figures show. parking illegally and most of which (D) of Rhode Island is convinced 1. That the pot port ion of man! Look at his long flowing robe! See all the stars and moons are unregistered. of this and he is out to give it all young people, which was 196 per on it! He looks like the Wizard of Oz! Look he is beginning to Lately they have been increas- four. ing the number of fines given out 1,000 at the turn of the century ■ speak! Speak Wizard, speak!" He has just had published (as to cars;-so why are they discrimi- and dropped to 134 in 1960, is "1 am the grand high, exalted Greek god, the all powerfull nating against the four wheelers? member of the Senate Subcommit- heading up again and will be about Aren's scooters and cycles motor tee on Employment and Manpow- 160 in 1965. wizard of Greek fraternal brotherhood! It will be my task to light er) a two-volume report prepared the way for you in to the pathes of good fellowship, fine character vehicles also? by the legislative reference service 2. That most young people live To you two wheelers I say you in urban areas — urban youth out- and most of all true scholarship." should keep your machines parked of the Library of Congress. It is called "Profile of Youth — 1963." numbering rural youth 2 to 1. "Johnny Pledge, he isn't a wizard, he's an old man in disguise! where they are as I doubt if Se- 3. More young people are at- Let's run Johnny! Let's run! Let's get away from here!" curity will bother with you, but According to the Senator, it is the most complete and authorita- tending school today than in 1930, when you hop on your machines a percentage increase of 50 to 100 The story quoted above, is surely not meat for a novel, Broad- tive statistical compilation on the early in the morning would you percent depending on age. way play, or even a first grade reader, but it does posses one at- please get on your way as fast as nation's youth available. 4. The reason for school drop- possible so that we who are being The Senator had the reference tribute, it is true. As they always say "the names have been chang- outs is not limited to lack of abili- awoken can return to sleep quick- service put together a statistical ed to protect the innocent," but it seems to be a vignette of life ty, as more than half of school ly? summary (with maps and charts) repeated many times the past two weeks by freshmen male stu- Jeffrey Behnont of census data available concern- dropouts have average or above dents as they looked into the possibilities of joining a fraternity, ing young persons. IQs. Subjects covered include the 5. More girls are marrying and then ran away from the wizard. Can He Write __ younger, and more girls than men With only 193 men given bids, it has been estimated that geographical distribution of Am- To the Editor: erican youth, their educational at- in the age group are married. this rush has secured the smallest amount of pledges in IFC his- Can hee write een Engleesh. tainment, the number attending 6. More than half of the tory. This, mind you, at a time when every fraternity on campus zee poet Samodai? school and the number who have younger age group are without in- was endeavoring to put his best foot forward to escape the ter- Or ees hee jus' too lazy dropped out, the number employed come, but 93 percent of the older to trai? and the number not employed. age group have income, though rors of the "forty man count" which has already struck four times. We eencline to criticize. Their income levels, their marital the median is only $2,573 for There must be a reason for this. Why did Johnny Rushee decide thees ees whai: status, and similar data. males and $1,672 for females. against pledging. Why, Johnny, why? Hee may reed ze French "Today," he says "we need a 7. The unemployment rate is highest among young people and Johnny hasn't said why. but IFC president Jim Tomchik has but not Ai! bold new approach to meet the Editor's Note: Jules Samodai is a problems and challenges confront- it is more difficult for school drop- stated three reasons, all of which we think are valid to some de- regular contributer of poetry to the ing the nation's youth. outs than for high school gra- gree. The problem of the four fraternities cast adrift could have CDC. duates to find employment. "We need a nationwide cooper- Following the statistical section hurt, as could the presence of the Towers and the larger precen- ative effort at federal state, and of this report on youth, there are tage of freshmen that were dismissed after one semester. But, we Save Gully Hall local levels to establish a blueprint two sizable sections, one reviewing think there must be some larger reason why Johnny decided to To the Editor: for the future. existing programs for youth con- stay away. Gully Hall is going! The au- "There are too many gaps in ducted at the federal level, by gov- tomized minds' of administration what is being done in behalf of ernment departments and agencies. Our suggestion is that too many fraternities are living with the are taking this historic landmark our young people." There are 38 agencies of gov- outdated trappings of a fraternity life of years ago. Much of the from us. Soon a "face lifting" will "We need legislative action on ernment that in some way or other ritual and certainly Hell Week rests as an anachroism from a by- take place so that the I.B.M. but- federal, state, and local levels. deal or work with youth, includ- toned down minds of administra- "We need a 'dialogue with ing welfare, social security, com- gone day when a fraternity was a society for a rich man's son to tion can have more room to fester you' — a medium through which merce, agriculture, justice, labor, join. The rich man's son was content to rest with a gentleman's their enigmatic and anemic ideas youths may make known its opin- and the three presidential commi- C and wait for his fortune to come when daddy passed away. He on how to destroy individuality ions, desires, goals, and aspirations. tees: on juvenile delinquency, phy- had the time to spend on a long pledge period. He could afford to among the members of the Peoples "We must stage a massive as- sical fitness, youth employment. Republic of UConn. While we con- sault on the problems of youth." The report includes a descrip- take a week off to go through a rigorous Hell Week. He didn't gratualate President Babbidge for The reason Senator Pell has no tion of just what each of these 38 have to worry much about grades, and the future. He had his life making an attempt to save the specific program now is that he is can do and is doing for and about set before him. He didn't even have to worry about someone building from being torn down, we still trying to learn the dimensions youth. cannot condone the changes, or the of the problem. Then there is a much larger pushing for his seat in the classroom; no one had the money for reasons for them, that result in the Maybe the Senate will set up a section of the report, a list and college. 'modernization' of a great monu- special committee on youth, as i> description of the extraordinarily The situation is different in the present time, and especially ment to President Gully. Therefore has on aging. Maybe, just as Pre large number of programs and so in a state university such as ours. Students at this university are the Society for the Preservation of sident Kennedy set up the Peaa projects conducted on behalf of the Memory of Millard Fillmore Corps and President Johnson is youth by private organizations. not the sons and daughters of rich men, they are the sons and will hold a picket this Thursday setting up the job corps, the Sena; Actually this section would be daughters of working folks. The state university student is here at 10:00 in front of Gully Hall tor can build a fire under some- considerably larger if all of the for .an education at his own expense or through the hard work protesting this horrendous act. We body and set up some kind of 341 national organizations written invite all interested students to join youth corps. Or maybe there to had replied and provided data. "of his parents. He is not here to spend his time running silly er- us and for those who cannot, we should be a department of youth As it was, only 134 national or- rands for his big brother or to sacrifice his education for the sake beg you to write your congress- in the Cabinet just as there is one ganizations answered the question- of a pin. men and the University to save for health and welfare. All of these aires submitted, though these were If the fraternity system would realize this, abolish its Hell this monument, and above all to things the Senator is considering— generally the larger and better protest against administration turn- but still only considering. known. Weeks and much of the superfluous ritual, we think they would be a much better bargain for Johnny Pledge than they are now. Johnny doesn't want to go with an old man who is going to beat him, he wants to go with an old man who can counsel and Connecticut Daily Campus advise him on the basis of experience. "We think fraternities can EDITOR-IN-CHIEF do this if they bring their thinking up to date. Leigh Montville MANAGING EDITOR BUSINESS Judi Becker John A. Cammeyer NEWS EDITOR: Arlene Bryant SENIOR (ASSOCIATE: Brian Hubbard r*UELIBMEn DAILY WHILE TH« UHIVMMITY IS IN ■■••ION tKCI'T SATURDAYS AND SPORTS EDITOR: Guy Caruso PHOTO EDITOR: Mike Cooney SUNDAYS. SECOND-CLASS POSTABE PAID AT STORKS. CONN. MENDER or TM« FEATURE EDITOR: Suzanne Duffy COPY EDITOR: Steve McNamara ASSOCIATED COLLESIATE PRESS. ACCEPTED FOR ADVSRTISINS SY TMR NATIONAL EXECUTIVE AIDE: Jeff Belmont FINANCIAL MANAGER: Roger Sommerville ADVERTISING SERVICE. INC. BOITORALAND BUSINESS OFFICES LOCATSD IN TMI CIRCULATION MANAGER: Mark Shenkman STUDENT UNION BUILDINS, UNIVERSITY OP CONNECTICUT. STORMS. CONN ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Alison Sakowitz. 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Think Oswald! : Play Review: Lorca's "Blood Wedding" By Malcolm Barlow Also, there were a few excel- Marcia Smith's acting may not « k lently-done scenes that reached the have been a rewarding experience "You have to follow the path of audience. The first of these was a for the audience but her lovely your blood." duet sung by Robyn Anderson, the voice made up all the difference This is exactly what is done in wife of the lover Ixonardo, and as she sang before the-wedding. Federica Garcia Lorca's "Blood Virginia Prann, Leonardo's moth- This reviewer does not like to Wedding" currently being present- er-in-law. cut too sharply where it is not ne- cessary, but Charles Karp, the ed by the Theatre Department in The song was lullaby for a baby the Fine Arts Center. bridegroom. might benefit by which told the story of a big horse knowing he has an expressionless In passionate Spain, a man is of the dawn. Leonardo, wno didn't back and buttocks. In all fairness, driven by fate towards a love he like water or his wife, and ran however, it must be said he looked cannot have. A strong man vvjth away to the mare, the loved in the successfully like the " . . . little swift blood, he rebels. "Oh, it isn't mountains. It was a beautiful song, bit of water ..." he was supposed sung with pathos by the wife and my fault; the fault is the earth's." to be. ( The man, the woman he loves, subtle sarcasm by the mother-in- and her bridegroom form the law. Considering the $15 budget, the simple, eternal triangle. Around Love Scene stage settings and authentic ap- this. Lorca winds many fates. pearing Spanish costumes were ex- Another well-done scene was Lorca a Poet cellent. Robert McClure handled that between the lover and the the settings and Rosanne Desmone Lorca is a poet and many of loved in a forest clearing. The act- the finest' scenes are beautifully and Meredith Elmore the cos- ing of Leornardo as done by tumes. lyrical. The love-possessed Leonar- George Wallis and of the bride as do says: done by pretty Noreen Bartolo- Lighting "The birds of early morning meo was fairly convincing. The One of the best aspects of the whole scene, especially the above- are calling among the trees entire production was the lighting The night is dying mentioned acting, the lighting, and on the stone's ridge. the music (despite the needle) cre- effects achieved by Richard Kle- Let's go to a hidden corner ated a few exciting moments. pac (no budgetary limit). The fan- where I may love you forever, Two of the actresses gave par- tastic and eerie effects of the final for to me the people don't matter ticularly fine performances. Mere- act rested largely on the lighting nor the venom they throw on us." dith Elmore as the servant (one However, cues seemed a little slow Frederico's brother Francisco says of Lorca's favorite characters who and changes often too abrupt The that "Poetry, laughter and tears appears in many of his plays) was Moon came on in almost iota/ are the ingredients of his dramatic exactly what Lorca's play re- invention." The above lines and quired. She was a humble family darkness before lights hit him. others in the play prove this. servant who wasn't very humble All in all, it appears as though A Student Production and had seen a bit of life in her Frank Merrello. the director, will UConn's student production of day. this fine play was. largely, just handily pass his Theatre 359 that: a student production. Half The stage brightened and the au- course. remembered lines, scratchy record dience perked up every time she came on the stage. Her only fault needles, and the handsome backs Concert Mure Befert Show of stage - shy students were con- was that she failed to give the ap- Dance Partners Matched stantly drawing away from the pearance of age and might have play's full effect. Excuses might been mistaken for a girl,at times. | COLLEGE be too few rehearsals and an off- The other character was a little On Rt. 195. Tel. 429-6062 By Computer Oswald Broadway budget of $15. less brightening and a little more But the theme of the play — the • TOPAY thru TUES. * frightening. Arlene Mann as the Oswald, often referred to as the sity is presently keeping him active contrast between a blood wedding ACADEMY AWARD 7040 IBM computer, has matched 132 hours of his full capacity of beggar woman (death) radiated "BEST PICTURE" and a rational. Godly wedding — MammMMMmiMMMMM the partners for Friday night's 160 hours a month. Dr. Lof hopes was evenly carried through. chills. Computer Dance. It took Oswald Oswald will handle the work for "A ROARING half an hour to do the complicated the next five years but fears UConn ENTERTAINMENT!" job. but his disks hardly got warm. will need his big brother, the 7090. — New York Timtt A preliminary check of the respon- Oswald's measurements are 16.- WHUS Has Been Show ses of UConn students in the dance 000 words or eight digit numbers. questionnaires indicate that 85 per- 40-50 simultaneous equations a lorn cent of the girls consider themselves to be above average in appearance minute. 10 simultaneous equations Poses Beauty Question Times and most men request a partner in a couple second, and four com- Are unattractive people more in- In this week's program, we will try who is better looking than they ponents. The components are the teresting than attractive people? — to set up a relaxed atmosphere, rate themselves. Students who are input devices or mouth, the arith- that is the problem which will be where we could throw the bull on above average in academic achieve- posed on the new "Has been Show" topics which we feel should be in- ment are in high demand by mem- metic unit that does calculations. tonight at 9:30 on WHUS. teresting to a large number of stu- bers of both sexes. In the new program, listeners will dents. "We are not Irving to prove any- Student Requests be invited to express their views via School Of Home telephone (9-4726 or 380). and thing on the show. We are just at- SCHEDULE A number of women requested compare them with a guest panel tempting to give our listening audi- Feature Screenings partners who were not "sexually made up of Miss Nanci Martin. ence an enjoyable half-hour: a half- aggressive" and some men desired Economics Plans Miss Marge McCann. Brian Hub- hour away from their studies and Thurs. 2:00. 4:20. 6:30. 8:40 partners who "would not get seri- bard. Bob Calder and Bill McGov- academic life." FRIDAY — SATURDAY ous." Professor Sam Wytryol of the Open House ern. Jack Carlson and Steve Prim- The program will be heard over 12:30. 2:40. 4:55. 7:10. 9:30 psychology department, and expert ack will host the show. WHUS AM this evening at 9:30. on lest and measurement, was un- The University of Connecticut's Carlson, one of the originators able to suggest methods of meeting School of Home Economics is plan- of the show, described it as what these requests with the computer. ning a special Open House program he "hop«s will be the end of our A small number of students made Sunday May 3 in conjunction with search for a new and different pro- errors and omissions on their dance the University's week-long observ- gram." questionnaires. "Oswald" was pro- ance of its Silver Anniversary as In an interview with the Connec- a University. grammed to watch these error- ticut Daily Campus. Carlson had prone individuals as dance part- Highlight of the Open House will the following to say about the past ners. be a reception in honor of Dr. Eli- two Has-Been Shows. zabeth' Kkh.inlt May, who is retir- Oswald has done much much "Let's face it. they were bad. very difficult tasks such as Dr. Adotte's ing as dean of the Conn School bad. But in each case we learned after 12 years of service. Both the something, and have been able to work on stress analysis of trans- reception and Open House are verse loaded plates for civil eng- change the show accordingly. For scheduled from 2 to 5 p.m. example, on the first show we did ineering. Dr. Moffefs economic |Another feature of the program, (possibly the worst show ever to analysis of the government's egg which occurs on University Moth- be broadcast anywhere). Steve and love and marriage-college style supply control for agriculture. Dr. er's Day. will be an unusual exhibit I tried too hard to cram as much The bridge from student to marriedstudent is a long and very narrow on "Family Living in the Space as possible into a half hour. And Pombrowski's traveling-wave elec- one, laced with parental opposition, financial burdens and immatu- Age- the program sounded it. tron tube gain calculator for elec- Thousands of mothers and dads "Last week, we tried to give the rity. Yet, thousands of young men and women cross it every year. trical engineering. Dr. Cowan's have been invited to tour the UConn program a more relaxed atmos- How well do they make the transition from carefree, fun-loving campus during the traditional Moth- phere, but again fell flat on our work of verbal recall for psychol- "dates" to responsible husbands, wives...and often parents? ogy. Dr. Defulvio's work on the er's Day to inspect their offsprings' face when we tried slapstick. Most homes away from home. To help of the comments about the show A recent nationwide study by Redbook magazine brings to light econometric real estate market for make mom at home a secies of buf- which we received were that it was some of the strains, the dangers and the possible benefits of col- business, and Dr. Kort's work on an improvement over the first show, fets and coffees are planned by lege marriages. It's must reading for every undergrad! court decisions for the political coeds in the various dorms and so- but still very bad. science department. rority houses. "Taking this criticism into ac- MAY Oswald wasn't supposed to be At 4 p.m. the Department of Mu- count, we have tried to conic up sic will entertain the visitors with a REDBOOk working quite so hard as he is right with a new kind of show, one which band concert on the patio of the will not nccessaril> dMIUt'td at THE MAGAZINE FOR YOUNG ADULTS / On sale at your newsstand now now. Dr. Lof says that the Univer- Student Union, much as the other two have Ken PAOE FOUK CONNECTICUT DAILY CAMPUS THURSDAY, APRIL 23. 1964 Racial Demonstration, Johnson Address, Herald Opening Of 1964 World's Fair The multi million dollar New Core Director Arrested Police arrested twenty-five de- A number of state and industrial and more scuffling • broke out. York World's Fair opened under The National Director of Core monstrators, including three white exhibits were picketed. Some pavi- President Johnson then spoke at cloudy, drizzly weather and also James Farmer, was arrested out- women. The heads and faces of lions which were scheduled to be the opening of the Fair — over under something of a damper of side the New York Pavilion short- some of those arrested were picketed, did not open. These in- outcries of racial demonstrators. Civil Rights demonstrations. There ly before the arrival of President bloody as they were hauled away cluded the Louisana and Mary- Johnson said that free and unhind- was one big demonstration at a Johnson to dedicate the Fair. Po- to a police station. land Pavilions. ered criticism of men and ideas subway terminal. Police report that lice said Farmer blocked the Pa- At a nearby station on the same In addition, of course, to Civil is the vital nourishment of free- bv 1 p.m. yesterday, a total of vilion entrance. line, two persons were arrested on Rights demonstrations, police also dom. He predicted that peace is 109 arrests had been made inside The major demonstration oc- charges of interfering with the had the job of protecting President possible in this generation, earlier and outside the Fair. curred at a subway station in Jack- doors of a subway train. Johnson during his stay at the than might be expected. Then he son Heights, on a line running to Fantasy VS. Reality Fair. Some 2,000 police were on opened the huge U.S. Fxhibition the Fair. Somebody, presumably a The purpose of the demonstra- duty inside and outside the Fair, Building. Representatives o f demonstrator, pulled an emergency tion inside the Fair was. as Farm- with 3.000 private policemen on CORE waved placards and chanted TONY ROMANO'S cord, bringing a train to a stop. er put k. "to spotlight the issues duty at the Fair. "Freedom, Freedom!" And some demonstrators then left between the glitter and fantasy of About I 5 0 demonstrators, "Peace Through Understanding" — JAZZ SHOWCASE — the train and lay down on the the World's Fair and the real marching hand - in - hand, headed President Johnson pegged his tracks world of discrimination." toward the main entrance as Pre- sident Johnson arrived. A melee speech to the Fair's theme "Peace through understanding." The Pre- broke out and police arrested one DANCING sident predicted that peace not EVERY Dante and Eddie of the demonstrators and hand- only is possible, but is coming Sunday April 26th cuffed him. As he was dragged nearer. Johnson said that if he is Thurs., Fri., Sat. away, the demonstrators followed, right, people will see at the next Welcome Yon To Maynard Ferguson 9 to 1 World's Fair an America as dif- ■ DIXIELAND.! ferent from today as the country & His 13 Piece Orch. MILLER'S now differs from 1939 when New Featuring York staged its last Fair. the VERSATILES IAZZ and Don Moore H featuring CAPITOL MAY 3 MANCHESTER, CONN. PAUL MeSEARY* ITlRUJJVrURDAY^ VOCALIST Banquet FscUtttes Available SY Zenter RAY'S GIN BOTTLE 51 THE MOST ACCLAIMED MOTION For 75 PICTURE OF OUR TIME! & His Orch. 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But you i nave been trying to do in writing Sterotypes have been another tar- The essence of America is in the can find a general theme, a pur- clods. With a Grain of Salt". Each week, get at which I have aimed. I've at- concept that the people are free to pose. In some cases it may merely criticize their government. You and A few years ago. a Republican vhether you have realized it or tacked sterotypes by making them be an attempt to make you laugh. fiQt, , I have been preaching to you seem ridiculous. The fact that SAE I. the educated, intelligent people opponent of Congressman Adam about a number of serious concepts. would have to trade some of its of America, hold the fate of the This, too, is a serious purpose. Clayton Powell was campaigning in I have used humor, and in particu- brothers because they didn't con- world in our hands. The greatest There is a great need for laughter Harlem. Suddenly a voice in the lar satire, to make some very seri- form to the image is just about as weapon on earth is the human in our world. audience cried out. "Hey man ' far out as one can imagine. mind. God has placed us in the ous points. I would like to sum Don't you say nutin about Adam ihese points for you this week. greatest country on earth and He One final point: People on this Finally, I have been trying to say has equipped us with above-average campus seem to have lost what has Powell. He lives man. he lives!" The first message that I have that Democracy and America are intellects. Why ? I think He wants been descibed to me as the "joy And so I say to you — live man. been trying to get across is that a beautiful, wonderful things. If I us to use these gifts for the benefit of life." People don't act on this live! ! sense of humor is vital to a well- were attending the University of balanced personality. We live in a of those less fortunate. campus — they REact. Step right Moscow , I would not be able to lime of great stresses. There are "There was a sound of laughter. up folks I See the UConn student! James R. Hoffa is outraged at his several ways to relieve the tensions write "With a Grain of Salt". Free- And in a moment it was no more. He walks! He talks! la fact, he's conviction on jury-meddling charges. of modern living. One is to , dom of speech is such a marvelous And so she took a ring from her almost alive. Remember Skitz a few Careful. Jimmy. Tamper. Tamper. another is to take dope, and another thing. Love it and cherish it and finger and placed it in his hands." years ago ? It used to be one of the is to accept the trails and problems defend it. I have used political of life with a sense of humor. John Kennedy lived and died for jokes whenever possible. In this America. We can do no more. We ERNIE'S MAPLE NIGHTCLUB At the height of the controversy connection, I used some material dare not do any less. 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wmmmmemmm'^Km PAGE SIX CONNECTICUT DAILY CAMPUS THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1964 Activities On Campus Hillel Plans Art Exhibition KAPPA KAPPA PSI: Tonight's FRESHMEN ORIENTATION: VOLVEVMENT COMMITTEE: For Israeli Independence meeting has been postponed. It will There will be a meeting this eve- There will be a meeting this after- By BRUCE BERNARD Connecticut Regional Director .--'' be rescheduled for a date to be ning in HUB 103 at 7 p.m. All noon in HUB 301. All committee To celebrate Israeli Independence Anti-Defamation League will be the announced. All brothers will be members of this committee must members are requested to attend. Day, Hillel has on display some of guest speakers. Supplementing their notified. attend and all other males who are Students who are not on the com- the art and sculpture work which talks, the program which is design- interested in the Blue Legion are mitee but who are interested are has been created in Israel. Most of ed to give an insight into the how YOUNG REPUBLICANS: Pre- welcome. also invited to attend. parations for Horace Seely- the works have been shipped from and why of leadership is subdivided into three topics: Brown's visit will be discussed OPEN HOUSE: Curiosity seek- AMERICAN MARKETING Israel by Emerging Arts Inc. and Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m. New ers are invited to an Open House ASSOCIATION: This week be- are on sale. The works may be (1) Professionals as leaders of members are welcome. at the Lutheran Chapel of the fore and after supper, the Ameri- viewed and purchased this week the Jewish community Holy Presence on Dog Lane, this can Marketing Association is con- Monday through Friday from 10 (2) Laymen as leaders of the J.F.K. MEMORIAL LIBRARY ducting an experiment in sales dis- A.M. to 7 P.M. Everyone is wel- COMMITTEE: There will be an Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Jewish community nights with a planned program tribution of men's and women's come; there is no admission charge. important founding meeting this campus pacs. The purpose of this (3) Jewish leadership in general each night. Our purpose is to let In the past one hundred and fifty community. afternoon in the Union at 3:15 project is to distribute large sums years, the Jewish artists have been p.m. All those interested in start- you know what the Lutheran Cost for the weekend program Church is all about. of merchandise in as short a time becoming increasingly aware of the ing our own campus drive are in- as possible. Cooperation of all visual arts. In the past, music and which includes meals at Hillel and vited to attend this meeting. STUDENT SENATE IN- male and female students is de- literature have dominated, but now other items will be about $6.50. sired in making this experiment as art and sculpture have forged Those interested should contact the successful as possible. ahead. This fact can be seen in the Hillel office by Friday of this week April 24. SOPHOMORE CLASS COUN- development of these arts in Is- fVHUS Schedule CIL: The Sophomore splace party rael. In Galilee, two sights of ex- will be tomorrow night from 7:30 ceptional interest are the artist's IWHUS AM ' 3:00 CBS News Social Work Career to 11 p.m. There will be coed colony in Sefed and the synagogue 2:00 CBS News 3:05 Ronnie Burns Show swimming, volley ball, table ten at Capenaum. Sefed became a cul- If you are interested in a possible tural center back in the sixteenth career in social work, come to the 2:05 Ronnie Bums Show nis. and dancing. Admission and 3:30 Tom Hindi* Show refreshments are free. century when it was the center of placement office in Koons Hall on the mystic culture and the syna- Thursday, April 23, at 2 p.m. Sev- 4:00 CBS News YOUNG CONSERVATIVES: eral experts will be there to speak The Young Conservatives are gogue at Capenaum is important Four Uconn Art because it is where Christ was sup- to all those interested. 4:05 Tom Hindle Show (sponsoring free rides to and from Hartford tonight to hear Senator posed to have prayed. In the Ne- Dr. A. Stuart, from the School 5:00 CBS News gev, one of the greatest art works of Social Work, will be leading the Students Cited In Barry Goldwater's speech at 6 p.m. meeting. All are invited to attend. Meet in in the world is displayed. Here in 5:30 Relas — dinnertime music a natural precipitious called Mach- Mrs. Maciaika will discuss chil- with Gary Goldstein the HUB Lobby at 4 p.m. For dren services and foster care; Mrs N. E. Contest further information, call Charlie tesh Ramon, the Great Depression, 6:30 WHUS Evening Report a road winds along the rocky wall, Norak. a social worker in the Wil- Four University of Connecticut Sullivan at 429-6149 or John Al- limantic schools, will discuss her gino at 429-4362. and in this wall sculptures from all art students are among a group of 6:45 CBS Commentary over the world have carved their profession; and Mrs. Rosenberg, a New England undergraduates who 7:00 Music Unlimited—with Dave HILLEL: "Thought and Prac- gifts in the stone. psychiatric social worker, will talk recently were- cited in a regional Delage tice" seminars held on Thursday Shabbaton Planned about clinical social work. competition sponsored by the Na- have been permanently cancelled. 9:30 Has Beens are back again "Leadership" is the subject of a tional Paper Box Manufacturer's DEPARTMENT OF THEA- 10:00 Interesting Folk Music — Shabbaton. May 1-3 here at the FLYING CLUB: There will be Assn. TRE: The Department of Theatre Hillel on campus. Students from John Morneault a meeting tonight in HUB 302 The quartet, each of whom is will be presenting Garcia Lorca's various schools throughout South- Three movies will be shown and studying graphics design under 11:30 C.M.F.CL. tragedy "Blood Wedding" tonight ern New England will participate there will be a discussion on flying. UConn Art Instructor Paul Zelan- 2:00 Concert in the Afternoon through Saturday night in the Stu- in the program which features lec- Anyone who is interested in sky of Hartford, are: Linda B. Beethoven — Violin Concer- dio Theatre of the Fine Arts Cen- tures, workshops, discussion groups, Stark, Peter Good. William Pilkien, learning to fly is invited to attend. to in D Major, Kreisler, vio- ter at 8:15 p.m. Admission is study periods as well as socializing. Those interested in an orientation and Nancy Giordan. lin London Philharmonic, free. No reserved seating. £abbi Abner Groff, a graduate The students received $50 awards flight this Spring may also sign up Barbirolli, cond FRIDAY FILM SERIES: This of the Yeshiva University in New at this time. Check HUB Control and UConn received an additional York and Mr. Morton Feigenbaum, $100 for its scholarship program. Bach Art of the Fugue, Leon week. The Mask of Dimitrious, a Desk for time. Originally 1,000 students from 13 hardt, harpsichord gangster movie of international art schools, colleges and universities Lully-Miserere, St. Anthony proportions, ranging from Istanbul throughout entered the competition Singers, L'Ensemble L'Or- to Paris, will be shown. This mo- sponsored by the trade association. cbestral de L'Oiseau Lyre, vie is full of blackmailers, murder- Campus Classifieds On a national basis 54 winners Lewis, cond. ers, confidence men, and other underworld figures of the 20's and were chosen. Virtuoso Guitar, Rey de la Lost and Found 4—Service. The work of each of the regional Torre 30's, and stars Peter Lorre as a Dutch mystery writer who is seek- winners will be exhibited at the Coreni-C oncerti Grossi, Op. Axel Kyellberg, teacher of classical trade association's national conven- 6, Nos. 1 & 3, Chamber ing out a master crook played by Found: Pair of American Optical woman's darkrimmed glasses, oppo- guitar, ctarrega, segovia technique. tion in New York next month. Orch of the Music Societies Zachary Scott. The film will be Since the association launched the of Copenhagen shown at 6:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. site Hoi tomb Hall. Call Howard Residence 4 Brattle Street West Friday. competition a decade ago more 5:30-6:45 Same as WHUS AM Meyers at 429-4100. Hartford, Conn. Has openings for than 300 students have been award- GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA: students. For information call 233- ed prizes. This is the first year that 6:45 Guard Session Lost: UConn class ring, '65: Laven- There will be a meeting of the 7487. students from UConn have geen 7:00-9:30 Same as WHUS AM pledges tonight at 7:30 p.m. in der stone. Reward. Call Elinor at invited to compete. 11:30 Sign Off HUB 201. 429-2327. 6.—Autos For Sale SPANISH CLUB: Tertulia will be held today in SS 100 from 3-5 Have in possession one pair black For Sale: 1959 Hillman Husky. Re- heels (size 9). Lost one pair black OfympiaSM7 p.m. Come and have fun speaking cent valve job: New brakes and Deluxe tU Spanish. heels (size 7 1/2) at Hotel Hooker Saturday night. Call 429-9404. muffler. Over 20 miles per gallon. P*~i«Wb-Ut portable HILLEL: The seminar on Found: Eye glasses at UMass game. Excellent tires. First $200 takes it. "Philosophy and the Bible" will be Case inscription is Oscar Reese, Call 429-9064. held Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. in Hartford. Conn. Contact Jim at Fully Hillel House. For Sale: 1957 "Basil" Hillman ••Vpped with the 429-6944. GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA: Minx, recent out-patient at hospi- *»•* typing .id* tal, now excellent health and look- Elections for officers for next year 2.—Ride Wanted •-*T'V«IL will take place tonight. All sisters ing for new owner. Needs affec- are asked to be present and to Urgent ! Ride to Storrs for first tion. Call 429-4036. bring a pen or pencil to the meet- Summer Session from Manchester, ing. The meeting will be held in or Hebron Area. Please call 643- 7.—Miscellaneous For Sale HUB 101 at 7:30 p.m. 1039. For Sale: Webcor Stereo Console

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The in game three of a playoff with 'anks from the shock of losing Brooklyn. Annual Award Recipient J HI in a row and the Dodgers One of the most illustrious men it sock of winning four. Football News known to most people in our State, for five years. From 1927 through in the Connecticut banking industry Mr. Shippee exerted leadership and 1931 he was Bank Commissioner of The Houston Oilers were also- Nobody ever -lost a pennant in guidance that has contributed great- Connecticut.Later he .became vice rans in the Eastern Division race will be honored by the UConn Club he first week of a season but the ly to the present posture of the Uni- president of the Hartford-Connecti- of the American Football League on May 4 at its annual awards din- ranks and Dodgers are both giv- versity. All alumni and people in cut Trust Company and in 1952 last fall. But they have the best ner. ng it a noble try. Connecticut owe him a debt of was named president of the bank. record in the four seasons the Lester E. Shippee, chairman of gratitude for his contribution to Both in Cellar league has been in existence. When the Hartford-Connecticut the board of directors of the Con higher education." merged in 1954 with the Phoenix In 56 league games the Oilers The Yanks have one victory in necticut Bank and Trust Company, Previous Recipients State Bank and Trust Company to have 37 victories. 18 defeats and ffivc games, the Dodgers one in will receive the UConn Club's an- form the present Connecticut Bank one tie. San Diego, current league ven. Both are in the cellar. nual award for "out-standing con- Shippee joins previous UConn and Trust Company. Mr. Shippee champ, is a close second with 37 ■They'll get out, of course. But if tribution to the growth of the Uni- Club award recipients Victor Borge. was named chairman and director. wins and 19 losses. , hey don't want a long, hot sum- versity of Connecticut", it has been Hugh S. Greer. Laurence J. Acker- In 1963 was named chairman of mer that will turn into a cold, Patriots, B.C. Flavored announced by Club president Mich- man. Dr. A.N. Jorgenscn, Andrew the board. cold fall they had better start ael Molochko of Cheshire. R. McMillan. J. Orleans Christian. climbing. If halfback John Barrett makes E.O Smith, Roy J. Guyer, and Busy Director it with the Boston Patriots next Ex-Board of Trustee Member Sumner A. Dole. The Yanks have forgotten how He is a director of eight com- fall that club will have six former ho hit a home run and if things Mr. Shippee for 14 years was a Shippee retired in 1959 from ac- panies, including the Hartford Gas Boston College stars on its roster. get any tougher manager Yogi member of the University of Con- tive participation on the University's Company. Phoenix Insurance Com- That doesn't include coach Mike Berra may have to reinstate play- necticut Board of Trustee, six of board of trustees. pany. Heublein Incorporated and Holovak. a Boston College grad. :r Yogi Berra to show the boys t hem as chairman of the Board, and the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance The others are offensive ends Jim Shippee Background how. The Yanks don't have a was a major influence in guiding Company. home run to their credit this year. Colclough and Art Graham, de- the physical and academic growth He was born in Killingly. He Mr. Shippee is a member of the They may need weeks to catch fensive end Larry Eisenhauer. de- of the Institution. started his banking career in 1916 Willie Mays. fensive back Ross O'Hanley and In making the announcement, as an assistant cashier at the Wind- Hartford Club, the Hartford Golf fullback Harry Crump. Molochko said of Shippee. "Few Club and several rod and gun clubs. The Dodgers aren't hitting and ham County National Bank in Dan- Only three men are left on both men in the entire history of the ielson. After serving with the Co- tings are so tough in their strong The UConn Club dinner will be the Buffalo Bills and Oakland University of Connecticut have lumbia Trust Company in New department, pitching, that even held at the Ambassador Restaurant Sandy Koufax lost a game. Sandy Raiders who began with those had greater impact on UConn. Of- York, he became deputy bank com- in Hamden and will get underway also has the only Dodger victory teams in 1960. The Houston Oilers ten behind the scene, often un- missioner in Connecticut, serving and only compete game. still have 15 from their first club. at 6:30 p.m. Here's one for you. in one year Dodgers Cocky in Camp since taking over as coach of the Celtics Head For Title SPORTS BRIEFS New York Jets Ewbank's revolv- The Dodgers were so confident The Boston Red Sox havt releas- ing door has left the team with The Celtics seem to be well on office in Boston was selling mighty The Dodgers were so confident in ed veteran pitcher Gene Conley. only nine holdovers. their way to their sixth NBA title few tickets for the fifth game in an announcement that Koufax and Red Sox manager Johnny Pesky in a row and their seventh in the Boston. That fifth game will only Don Drysdale would not pitch in explained last night that Conley Houston Has Baylor Boys last eight years All they need is be played if the Warriors beat the back to back games this year. The did not fit into the team's plans. idea was to keep the bullpen from The Baylor boys are not likely i two more victories and they have Celtics in game three or four or getting stale. That little project has to get homesick at the Houston | five games in which to get them. for that matter in both. Pesky said the club decided to The warriors will have to win four been dropped. The Dodger bullpen Oiler camp this summer. There One of the more interesting side- stick with its younger pitchers, is in no danger of getting stale. are four rookies from last year's of five from the Celtics to win the lights of the fight in Boston was the specifically. Pete Charton. Ed Con- title. They may not be the same nolly and Bill Spanswick. The situation is not desperate Baylor squad, quarterback Don fact that Bill Russell of the Celtics as winning an argument with the had to restrain coach Red Auer for either club but if it continues Trull, fullback Dalton Hoffman, Kubek Released Internal Revenue man but it's bach who wanted to rush on the (or a couple of more weeks it end Jim Ingram and tackle Bobby close. floor to take on Chamberlain. In other baseball news. New could get that way. Crenshaw. At last word the Celtics front Auerbach. who is about 5-9. York Yankees shortstop Tony Ku- Both teams can take comfort The Boston Patriots have a might have had trouble in reach- bek has been released from a New in the story of the 1951 Giants rookie named Pete Pedro from ing Chamberlain, who is seven foot, York hospital where he underwent The Giants, then in New York, West Texas State and at first one. an examination after complaining won their first of the season and glance it might seem he will be a But there is no telling how much of gack pains. The Yankee team Ihen dropped the next eleven. long way from home. But it's not damage you can do with a left hook said he found nothing They all but dropped out of the so. Pedro's home is in Lynn. Mas- to the kneecap, which tinder these wrong. The Philadelphia Phillies ac- race. But they righted themselves sachusetts, a short distance from circumstances might have been quired pitcher Ed Roebuck from and started the long drive which Boston. Red's best punch. the Washington Senators.

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THAN ATTRACTIVE PEOPLE? Beat Tufts, B. b\ Compare YOUR Views Tonight With: In Tri. Match TRAINER "DOC WARGO" works on Bob Siegel's fractured nose By BILL RHEIN NANCI MARTINO as the player lies where he fell in the fourth inning after crashing into the left field wall while chasing a fly ball. "Bugs" will return to action before The University of Connecticui MARGE McCANN the season ends, but it is not definite exactly when he will be able \p golf team won twice last Tuesday return to full time duty. as they defeated both Tufts and BOB CALDER Boston University in a triangular match held at the Norfolk Coun« BRIAN HUBBARD try Club in Deedham, Mass. The Huskies defeated Tufts 6-1. BILL McGOVERN and they knocked off Boston U. 5-2 in the other match. JACK CARLSON and STEVE PR I MACK: Moderators GIRLS! NOTE! Liebman, Pocius Star Individually Steve Liebman. the FABRICS OF ALL KINDS team captain, and Ken Pocius You Are Invited To Phone In Your Opinion TONIGHT were the stars as they .posted 73's. which were the lowest mcdel from 9:30 to 10:00 at WHUS Bleeding Madras scores of the day out of the 21 men who participated. 9-4726 Sailcloth Liebman and Pocius won boih of the matches that they played. Tarpoon Bruce Stanwich. Jim Griffith anil Ronnie Ried also won both of • A.M.TO SEE US SLIPCOVERS AND DRAPERIES their matches. Dave Roberts split OUYS ft QAL8.1 his two, and Dick Day had a Made to Order tough afternoon as he lost both of his matches. FIRST After Pocius' and Liebman's low THE RIDGES MANUFACTURER'S OUTLET 73's in medal play came Ron Ried's 75, Stanwich's and Griffith's For-gout du nttdt Old Kent Rd., Mansfield 77's. Roberts and Day finished up with 82's. Mailing Address: RFD No. 3 Box 46 — Willimantic UConn Record, 2-1 NASSIF Thus far in the season, the About 1 mile from Willi - Rt 32 Huskies have a two and one record as they lost last Saturday to Yale, F*ANK LANCHLLE. Open Daily from 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. on the Bulldog's very tough home? ARMS course. The score of that match FRIDAY & THURSDAY 9 to 9 — Tel. 423-0305 was 6-1. Inc. The Huskies next match is this Saturday when they take on the ots***r Maine Black Bears at the Pauti-| paug Country Club in Baltic Con- Mfe necticut. Conn. 6, Tufts 1