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VCJL CXV No. 91 Olbcai In Student Union Building SIORRS, CONNECTICUT Complela Associated P.ass Wirt Service FRIDAY, APRIL M. 1961 Senate Passes Budgets, Fall Room Assignments Constitution; In Confusion Four budgets and the con- Variooui senators then slated To Take Place May 1-5 Ititution of the Connecticut'that they were not against the Room drawing for Septem- given permission to work in an semester have completed more Daily Campus were passed by class having any functions l>er 1961, will take place from Upiovcd home In rclun, fol | than eight semesters of college the Student Senate after over whatsoever but that they want- Ma*, i ■ . Ma) 5, in accordance board ami or ktdg work at I ils Institution ot also- With u. "cy set up by the term their own home Is Strict- "lure, anil 1,1,1111,il women two hours of discussion and ed to make sure that the offices of men's and women's i> construed to mean: 111 itu- students arc I»>I eligible to re. deliberation on the budgets. amount requested was not too housing. Students requesting dents living win, parents 01 side In Unlversltj operated The first budget to be ap|extravagant and was complete- room assignments will com guardians; t2i married si i residence halls except by spe- proved was one submitted by ly necessary. piete, sign, and date IBM dents in u»g with spouses i n rial ^permission of the spprop- "Room Assignment Card' tand married undergraduate stu. riats housing office, Petition WHUS asking (or 943.90 to at- VWi< K(.I||U.H1 Agreement Card whtch is on dents ma\ not rent in reside forma aie svallabls at the of- tend a convention in Pitts- Npxl on lhj, agenda o( ,he the reverse side) in the prea- In apartments ami unsupervis' flea of housing ence of lhe Resident Counslor ed houses. This applies 10 ,\ sorority member for burgh for two delegates. The Kmancp Commi„„ to ^ pre. MXl one discussed was con- of Hie. residence where the;, groups aa wall as Individuals.' whom there Is no room In the .. _ . ,„„, senled by new Finance Lhair- cernniK the freshman r ( wIan to be assigned, on the fo|- Students presentl) occupying .'miner house will on Maj u, man Sam Nemirow i ISO I was Council. lowing dates: a |XX)m |n an independent resl- sign the IBM Room Assign* the WSGC budget for their ^Tuesday, May 2. 7:00 p.m • dence «iil be allowed to 1- mem card In Ins section In ( l.i« "f ltMil Coed C"ode. -Much discussion 9:00 p.m. - Women who have lain the room in that residence which she wishes to lne until Hie Council budgeted for,look place on this budget for previously been assigned to All olhe, rooms in independent assignment to the somi ily is $295 from the senate,, but it SU5 as to the necessity I West Campus will go to the residences aie selected on 8 pofdble She must, how ever. Buil was realised that since only II GM supplements since part of -uVi"''u- ' "'"" '*"'8. room semester i ritj basis aftei sign the preferential list of har 301; Wednesday, May 1, 7:mi special health problems have sororlt) >„ that as unexpected $205 was needed immediately the Code was beeing printed in p.m. - n:r> p.m. ■ Sorority been cared tor, Only active vacancies arise, she maj be that the other $90 should be the Husky Handbook already ■"•"wars and pledges iat sor- and pledges maj request space ■saigned there In .nine prac* referred lack to committee and for all incoming Krcshmen. onty housei; Souih Campus in sororlt] sections An\ \,i- lice the msjorit] of I hose on brought back to the Senate at Barbara Ceppelelli iISO) women wb*Utg w stay In then-eancles after these assignments lhe preferential lists do get their next meeting. jstated that she felt that all the own residences; iioieomh. aiT ma(|0 Uln n,. riii<-. however, reaerves ihe i.ieme will be left available 10 class and also tor a booth at I rules governing women could B: 11 p m -south Campus: all right to make changes in order new Incoming itudeaU. CCC. Since such a great be mimeographed or put in the women vv,vi„„g ,0 transfer lo to best meet Its housing re- A,. HIM Advance Pee Korm Pictured above is a speech therapy installation of a suite of soundproof rooms amount of money was request-: paper later on and that these another section. commuters quirements. Room assign w,|l be mailed lo women stu- Coed Codes supplements were major I right i giving auditory training to a and complete testing service The hearing wishing to hve on campus, ments in rasidencea occt ' homes iraund June I. ed for the dance alone ($185) hard1 of hearing child (left'. Although the nU not needed, as all the upper-1 clinic is located in the Speed, and Drama and sorority pledges for whom by fraternities will be made In Failure i retomt tins Form with no prospect of income, University has operated a speech clinic for a Building of the Fine Arts Center Supervisor 0 classmen know the rules al-i there Is no ipace at the preaenl sccordanca with the plan sub- ;,„,, lhP 150,00 deposit hv Juiv the motion was made and number of years, the hearing clinic is fairly of t,',e Speech and Hearing Clinic l« Mr Rnh- lime ime in the chapter house; milled In the olfners or Ihe iy „ ,|, .„'„,„ w.|v result in passed to appropriate the,ready. She stated that "we new. It was enlarged this semester with the ert Hejns. (Campus Photo—Boglarski> I money to them on the condi-, should defeat this," loleomb. Manchester. Sprague fratemltj to the Kesidenl caneellatmn of the room rs- t or Whitney 'third and second Counselor. tlon that admission of $.35 a I Senator Bob Reilly iCSAl couple be charged in hope ofi made a motion lo delete the r A ' "^rman'Xunng .0 re'- outy u" """^or fraternity ° %<» maj"' * ?»live "»'»" April 15, an IBM Ad- making some money on the code from the Husky Hand- Vil.imc Fee Form will be mailed ...am in or .ransier to a Ira' ,„„„„„. of „,p ,-..«„,.-,„-.. „OUS ,0 „„„,. -imirnis homes M-v affair hook and to publish just Coed This motion was accepted byjCoes for tvaryOM concerned, IFC And Panhell Launch r mnn y the Class President Bill True-jThis motion was defeated, *?S2ttS2X£:;:::the follow in. i,e,,ml •>» » ,„ o, ; :, %rT ,l> stuclclils^t::: ?-*|, ,„„ -recelveda■ Ti?" thisr lime,' heart and that part of the bud- <•„„,„,.„,„ a ST*' ii. r^ -»;"•;"'"«'-> *»«*. cancll. , o, o,,,,, re- get was therefore acceptable. Greek Week Activities p.m. .except dinner tune) Unctoi**- """' "'idciiis. undegraduste Irat ami car permit, K any, Trueheart (I-St)l told the Sen-,s,on 'heWSGC budget, Beginning on April 29, and May t, with all fraternities and rhssed from house represents ™ schedule for all other tes,. »"»«'•"«* »»o ai the end of this, will result. ators that they were alwayslPr"i,lp'» Hale commented that subsequently running for nine sororities participating. Man) lives st two-thirds of the list deuces is as follows Mav 1 • —— screaming that the .lasses do "»•■» aren't going too well." authentic Greek sporting price. days, the Interfraternity Coun- men who are reuesting the not do enough or try to hold8,n*tor Nemirow to trying to events will add lo the glamoi A picnic will beheld at Sper cil and the Panhellenlc Coun- same room; May 2 - men who anv functions and that hisclar"> things, said that he had of the Olympics. Tim iv's (Jlen from 12a.m. to 6 cil will launch one of the moat evening's activities will be ar» requesting the name ree> Space Acheivement Credit class was very active and in- «■"««« «» <•* other WSGC V t. urique and acllv* Greek highlighted by the bridge Thp Greek Activities will dence but a change In room terested in having this dance m-mher* Present »«« "">' (priority based on semester ,or Mme moun f Weeks ever lo be presented. tournament beginning at 7 come to a close on Mom's Day, and that now the Senate was " "'« » ' ° p.m, in Room 311 of the Tom standing.; Mav .1 - men who Goes To Western World Coordinating this year's ar- Sunday. May 7, with Hie Greek opposed to giving them any "JJ *»* ,**" lo Uo,;,f,e arc requesting a change in res- idities will he Howard Ftosen- mom Building. Sing, which will take place In monev hv which to hold Usla»N*>" >-ou d ,,k» ,n «• * » idence i present Juniors i; May The great tod,, about send- | IxMik and saying there can be ■ feld of Phi Sigma Delta and Friday May fi Is Greek the auditorium fmm 6 to S functions" ' their own hook or have I - preaenl Sophomores who ing a man into orbit is quite no other direction, Dee Brien of Alpha Delta Pi. Nlgbl at the production of p.m. Parents, relatives and the rules Included In lhe Hus- are requesting a change in les- lustlfled tram ihs point ..( If t.!ie.v only would reflect as co-chairmen and A r n i e Guys and Dolls In the Uttle Mends are cordially Invited lo \ijcff a l^y Handbook.'' There was Idence; and May 5 - present | view of ■enaationalisin, ws tor a moment if the) oniv Blenner of Phi Sigma Delta as Theatre Tickets may he pur-| attend, W5&C rOSSeS 'much confusion on this budget Freshmen who are requesting have known for some lime thai would realize that Ihe West assistant chairmen. The Bermuda Bill, passed item and at one point four or a change in reseidence The -u, h a leal was within the does not consider Ihat all prob- and approved by the Women's'five senators were calling The Greek Ball will be held hours for signing are the same meii,s of modern technology lems aie solved There is so Who did il lirst and under Student Government CouncilIpoint of order all at once. Ml Saturday April 29 in the as those for fraternity room much to lie done to an ive at .vvhai conditions is not loo im- Ihe best formula for mankind. and the Division of Student | When this occurred. President .lorgensen Auditorium from 9 Three UC Co-eds Enter drawing. to 1 p.m. The music of Bobby portant It may mean glorv v\ ss men will be studying the Personnel, win he effective as ija]e asked, "Who would like Statement Of I'oliry Kayc and his orchestra Will !>e for the winner, hut it doesn't subject centuries from toda>, of May 1 to have the first point of or- The main items in the Uni- featured, with the Sig Ep I mean humiliation loi i'i, losei and the) will still have far to The perfected hill was unani- del?" College Queen Contest versity statement of room sophomores as an added at- drawing policy air; "Regard The plain truth is ltut the go mously passed by ||,V W S G.C Senator Matthew K g a n traction. It has bean recent!} dis- rope, a complete wardrobe of less of age, ail undergraduate achievement belongs lo west Advances will be made - tell. at Wednesday's masting, it IISO, n,mped to the floor and closed that three coeds from high fashion wearing apparel, Students attending the Inner. .in civilization No single ing advance! - onlv when man- reads as follows: sla(pd ..pojnt o( 0|,(1(M. „„, , • ireek Hnni|iiet country could have done il ihe University of Connecticut a scholarship to the Dramatic Sit) are required to live In kind is at peace wilh lUWil and "Slacks. Beruma shorts and vvas fll.., •• He ,nPri WPn, on lo The (.reek Banquet will be „ ,.,,„_,,„ „ „ ,„ h;up bpp pn a s Workshop u, New York City. University residences Insofai without the heritage II got works toward a common nb- similar sportswear may not he. , ,„, code. morp disi ussion of held at the Shell Thateau on to the National College Queen as space is available. Unless from the past I lective The communists have worn In any university build- , ,,,„, , : payments for modeling Ga|p m|p( hi mol|o|1 was Monday May 1 at 7 p.m. An Contest and personal sppearat the) aie commuting from Space Travel May Unite lisoiaii'd theeslvos from the Ing other than the women s jn o|dpi. gnd (hpM cornrnemed interesting program has been Bui let us not go overboard main stream, and that is per- The three girls chosen are: liir-,, activities will be ar- their own home or have been residence halls They are not ... „„„ ... . ,.,i,„,. planned vv I, i c I, includes a on this business, There Is Uttle haps ihe greatest Iraged) of , . ,, ,, . I won this time, or lather Andrea Dromm. I.vnne Arena, ranged SO that the) will not in- to be worn at all on Sundays, i , ,, prominent guest speaker. terfere will, her academic Intrincls value to sending § nor on Mansfield Road during!"*- won- whoevw we al" and Ann Wonoski. who attends On Tuesday May 2 Ihe schedule, man into orhn or launching an rlsss hours. Kxtiemelv cold " hen it was decided upon Greeks will hold their annual the Haiiford Branch Social Work (/conn Students The search to select "the na- To enter the contest, jusl expedition to Ihe moon Sci- weather constitutes an unusual that the motion finally was work day from 1 to ",:.7.| pm. tion's most attractive and most write to: Nalional College School Receives ence will profit a little, bui Attend Seminar circumstance wherein personal after having been amended and with the planting of 1.000 trees Intelligent college girl" has at- Queen Contest, Suite 1606, what of mankind itself Do Twenty-three ('com, students discretion will be necessary, jreammended a vole was taken by the various fraternities and ', Health Grant n acted so much interest thai Paramount Building. dOI space ventures Increase basic left late last night lor New Appropriateness of dress to the'on the motion being that "ex- the Contest Commuter of Ihe Broadway, New York 36. New Two 4-yeai grants totaling wisdom? Do lhe) guide us 10 York City to attend a two-day occasion should lie the constant tra mimieos lie made for up- Due to the overwhelming National College Queen Con- York. Official entry blanks will 1130,000 have been awarded lo better hv Ing, to a better undei seminar at the United Nations. eonslderation of every college perclassmen and that the Code success of last year's Play test has enlarged its plans The he sen! along with complete the University of Connecticut •landing 01 one another, lo The Students Will attend WgU- woman. Individual house conn- Itaalt, remain in the Husky Day. held at the Mansfield national winner will now re- details. School of Social Work io sup chanty? Lo I 'inted Nations meetings as dll may legislale further as Handbook." This motion was Training Center, the Creeks reive an automobile and an Applications must be re- port ns program of training I They do not in Ihinisclvcs. observers and will participate they see fit regarding dress carried will return there again this electric portable typewriter, ceived not later than Ma) 20, social workers (... posts in the but ihe aweaomeneas of the in semlnari with diplomatic within the resirienre in keeping Regional winners will then lie public schools and in the field thing ma) have ■ universal ei representatives arranged ex- A 1 year on Wednesday, May -1 among he,- 15,000 In prizes. will, the standards of the' ' ""- I"" " StMtOt **•<*■ That Wednesday evening will In order to stage a more chosen and will be brought to "I aging. feel ii was hop.ii thai ii,,' pressl) for them h , ■• tar i ISO i asked for a point of ous consist of Most Eligible Bache- colorful and exciting National New Yoik City, all expenses The funds, w 'inh were allo- aweaomeni -- ol nucleai Us- Ths group vv ill center ils at. 0rdpr Mansfield Road runs in front | •"'I™* responded with lor and Moat Eligible Miss on Finals, the event will be held paid, cated by the National Insti- sion would hung mankind to- tentlon on Ihe problemi ■>' Im of the administration buildings. L working on a point of Campus contests, to be held In In New York City tutes of Menial Health, U s gethei. but it hasn t as yet Southeast Asia, BriefIngs have I information ot my own. I'll be conjunction with a fashion Public Health Service, become i he strife today is dei i» been aranged With delegates .if Free Trl|w lime a ■aapsnslMltlj with you In a minute." show at 7:30 p.m. in the Hip Yale Students available to the School, Start. more abrasive, than anv Hung Southeast Asian countries and College girls from through- Previous to the Bermuda The last budget submitted Ballroom. ing July 1. within 'he recorded memory of with the Soviet UnkMI dele- out the United states will re- Hold 'Challenge' rule, sportswear could not i>.was for „,p Spnior aass ,r Last week a third grant man. gate The program for the Olympic. To h> Held ceive free trips to Manhattan, worn except or, Saturdays, and' m „ ,„,. someof lh, A Challenge Colloquium Will I his one for $103,800 OVC1 a May Hun. Humility weekend is arranged b) the ,|,ai mf n then, as with the ruling, onlv „„„.,„_ , 0 ,., , The Greek Olympics will run ""' T"" " ' ' capital of the he held on Friday, April 21, 8 5-year period was received Successful exploration of out- Collegiate Council for ihe until 7 p.m. ! JT" . , fromom 1 to S p.m. on Thursday. wo"'' s" ,hrv ''*" P«rt|e|P«»e p.m. to Sunday April .'.I at b) the BchOOl from the MMII .i space mav do what no {in the Pageant and compete U.N., a pi ivai, group The council urges rrt,A '^ "udget was passed, Yale University, New 11,-nen. to support ns preparation of brraki.'ii OUgh of piev ions | ■ Students vv ho a ill he attend* n,e CDC for the National Crown. woman of the Unlversit) W coiisUtution was Connecticut Discussion groups social workers in the area of and eras has done II ma) in Ing the Seminar include Miles lcad b A const-to-coast television consider the rule a responslbil- y constitutions chairman will be held ot, the following menial retardation still much-needed humllii Daley, chairman of the trip! Ity and a privilege. Its sue- Judy Vlb«rt (ISO) and after a program is being planned to topics: The American Abroad; USA Names originate from New York, cov- 'I he s'i ants w ill prov ide dur- may force governmenti IOJBBI and .1 0 > C e Johnson, Anil cess, the dignity of each stu few clarification corrections Economic Development; Gov- jering the Coronation of Ihe ing earl, year that they're In closer together because an) Beogston Clnd) Gedney, Jen- dent and of the University de- ernment for Growth; Western was passed by the body. Also new National College Queen. effect n graduate fellowship-. other course might bung sboui ny Mill, i. Mich. I I ;ieni|on, pends on this consideration. discussed was ihe Senate Ban- Values and s Non-Western So- ol $3,000 to $2,200. In addition the destruction Ol our plan, . i.in.i.i Melle, Marilyn Roberta, Secretary The entire Pageant will lie ciety; International Interven- Mary Alsalcs was installed quet aivj where it should be a highlight of the "New York they Will enable the School to Humanity has been lhe vic- Norms Kregear, and Karen tion in Internal Affairs; and tim of continuing arrogance Into the office of president of I held This vvas left undecided ... ,',o „ p ' v"^y"l''", nf Is a Summer Festival" Celebra finance additional teaching Modig Women's student Government Development of Legal Instltu- costs growing out of the pro- I There Is nothing more arrogant Also. Chris Yani. Joanne and will be brought up again. me U.S.A. party, has an- ,i0n. sponsored hv the New tloi - by Christine Kcnnov. out-going grams than the Soviet Ideological ap Whipple, Shame Dudley, Col- nOUnced "'at Narge Bire of York Convention ami Visitors The Colloquium will also tea president, at the meeting. Oth- AppoiotmasMs Holromb Hall has been named Bureau. Held Strengthen proach. All ol a sudden, on the ette Perusse, Prlsclila Tennanti er officers who took their oath lure such outstanding speakers According to Dean llaileigh basis of an economic Hieor, Ginny Warner. Ann Kairv, At ihe beginning of ihe meet- to Ihe executive hoaid of the Contestants "ill he |udged as: JOM Figures for President of office are: Deanne Dillon. 1 B Trecker, the aid will make propounded by an Improvident Kays Steven i o n, John D. ing, President Gale read the -A party, filling the posi- on their accoinpli-hiiient- as .. Rica; Haatlni vice president; Randy Mstava possible the strengthening of philosopher - Kai i Marx - the Perry, Allen Johnson, (hve appointments for the coming lion of corresponding sccre- well as their appearance. This da from Nyasaland and Chan- secretary; and Janice Pior- the School's faculty In terms WOrid is told that it cannot go Nell, Everett Frost, ami Thorn. veai s steering Committee and tar) lhe position was vacated Is not iust a beautv contest die ,Iha. Ambassador of India kowski, treasurer. lot-ward except on one load ,1'ilon. by the resignation of Karen Onlv 50* of the judging will to the United Nations of field work instruction, re- Finance Committee, Appointed The communist manifesto ol Dunn who was elected to the be based on attractiveness. Registration fee K only $1.00 search and classroom cour-e Accompanying the group to to Steering Committee were Marx was issued ovei Ho Ni'fmeo Proofs Student Senate this semester, charm, and personality Equal- and Inexpensive housing sr- enrichment. New Yoik Will lie Kev Jam.'S Senators Gale, Vlbart, Neml- Miss Dunn's reason for i-e- |y important will he the |tu- He also pointed mil ihat ap- yean ago. it ,„tiiii bare!) ap Director ..i lhe Unlver- There Will he a represents' row. Funk >all ISUI and Le rangementi can he made, A slgnlng was stated by her as, dent's scholastic record hei concert by Miriam Mekel. i and plicants for the Fellowships pi) to the economy that pre- sit) Christian Fellowship. Mill tive from DKI.MA STUDIOS!pack and Naktenis IUSAI. "I want to he sure that during campus activities, he, hobbles, the Gardners will be held on must he high]) qualified and vailed in those da] • Y.I we i- sponsoring ihe seminar. In the Nutmeg Office from the Spna|or Xpmirow lBO, „.„ my leim as Senator. I will ami community ten offei evidence of superior po- are told I usi It Is Ihe onij With Ret Care win be a num. 10 of April until lhe 21st All Saturday evening The special appointed as chairman of Ki- have no conflicts of interests The search tor ■ Ni .. k in Berlin tins summer time to return proofs so please!Will be announced next week, liaii hut semester snd did an, The National College Queen University, New Haven, Con- - materials at the I by the peoples of l|,e West. as a pint oi their study-tour act promptly. ' outstanding Job." will also receive a trip to Eui-necticut. School in Hartford." They keep pointing to (heir loi Europe,

■HBi ■■UsnHHB JAG! TWO THE CONNECTICUT DAILY CAMPUS fRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1961 (Uonnrriirut Washington Merry Go Round Helicopters No Drew Pearson sa\s: Kepuhll- If you watch the cross-exam- arm of Chi wether, ran Senators |ilan solid *n>|x.si- ination of Swidier, you'll see now export-import bank direc- Batly Campus linn lo Kenned)'« Pawei f'om- I who carries the brunt of the tor, around his shouldei attack. Watch particularly a flogging in Tuscaloosa the Longer Freaks S»'»'"9 Slom Sine* /W6" oiisslnn.r; Joe Swidier hueked ;sha ggy-maned Sen. Andy other day. and later a big Klan The success of the helicop- where safety is concerned was the I lllitlrs anil the Oil - Gas Srhoeppcl of Kansss. He's a rally. Serving Siorr I Sinct IIU ter, once regarded as little established when officials ap. lehlrj ; TIIM alimsa, wene of member of the Senate Commit- Rev J. D Kockler had at- more than an aviation proved the use of a helicopter tee which will cross-examine KKK Flogging) welcomes See- tended a Bi-Racial meeting, lo continues to compound itself to carry former President retary I ilall. Swidier. Andy doesn't go out of the Klan stepped in and floi;. year after year Puttini; il an Eisenhower from the White A Three-Ring Circus his way to advertise It. but his other way. the versatility ol | House lawn for frequent trips rhose who attended the first . that when it came time to WASHINOTON A signifi- firm back in Wichita also re- ged him. Triumphantly, Grand lhc whirlybml in perfOlTnance to his farm in Pennsylvania. presents Republic Natural Wizard Shelton later announc-jOl an ever-increasing number Student Senate meeting Wednesday didn't know what they were - examination begins President Kennedy is carrying today in the Senate Interstate COS, Phillips Petroleum. Con- ed thai local ministers had as '" the fondest on Ihe- tradition. night had the opportunity to we the on. [I won't tinental Oil, and Colorado In- lured him there would bo no1 i iis Inventors. Twelve years ago tomorrow, groatsat three-ring dreni ever pre- two hours terstate Has. make headlines, hut it will more Bi Racial religious meet- Certificated helicopter lines Stanley Hiller Junior complet- sented <>n rampiiR. Not only wen n all budget . Thej pulled more Ol less dollars In These are big operators And In New York, Chicago and Lou ed Uie first transcontinental there discussions going on in everj them apart, and wanted to know what the poclcetboOk of every house- you will find that Sen. Schoep- ings in Tuscaloosa. I Angeles poated a 80 per can! helicopter flight from Palo wife when ii comes to her pel will follow adroit strategy. There w e r e two Interesting gain in passenger traffic Alto, California, to a landing corner of the "ring", but the "ring- nickel ws monthly bills for gas, electri- Andy probably won't announce aftermaths. paasengers, freight, mail and at the foot of Wall Street in master" didn't even keep order. for. in s wa; It i good to • (press soared to a record New York. Eight years ago ind heating oil that he's worried about Swid- 1, Gov. John Patterson, tlei We hate In attack Hie ln-i the Senai ors v i in know - 853,000 revenue ton miles for York Airways began th* The Senate cross examination ler's known opposition to the ted with the support of the Hireling of a ne" Sludenl Senate. ing where the itudent ' money was will I sred on Joseph C. big utility companies. Instead a gain of better than 44 and nation's first regularly sched- Klan when Meriwether was his a half per cent In one year uled 'copter passenger service. but we feel that what went on at idiculou* t" Waste valuable time SM idler, long-time Counsel for he'll attack the fact that Swid- campaign manager, said abso- the Tennessee Valley Author- ier. when Counsel for the TVA, 'i.s.r neitcopter has been mod The basic principle of heli- that meeting (although very amus- fighting over Buch imall sums. lutely nothing But big John ity, to see If he is qualified to sat in a hearing room and fed to hoist injured men lo lafet) copter flight is best demon- iuji at times) i- not exactly what i- rolsom. ex-governor of Alaba-j , , me « member of the Fed- critical questions to Senators Irom mountain peaks and ul strated in a stiff breeze by for over an hour, the Senators ma, came out with . statement ulcnl leas, herd reindeer in expecled at a Student Senate meet- eral Power Commlsiion to who wanted to cross - examine h limply extending one's arm discussed the VY8GC Bluebook and denouncing the Klan and its Sweden, Seed Crops, and dailv- lag. which Kennedy has appointed Arnold R. Jones of Kansas, with the jialm of the hand after the discus-ion WSJ over, and flogging. ,.,. payroll] to nver barges. At times, utter chaos broke out. him nominated for the Tennessee down. When the hand is slight. substitute motion . amendments, 2. The Alabama league of Tl"' rs Navy is findin with no one knowing what was being Tins is not a glamorous Valley Authority. ly lilted, ihe arm is pulled up- Municipalities, meeting In 'Pus- Invaluable m recovering space new amendments,, etc., were, dis- ■OUndlng Job. Hut it's consider- So Ihe Senator from Kansas ward. This happens becauss discussed, voted on, amended; or caloofca a week later, had as capsules tram Ihe sea upon an passing over the hand must cussed, the Senile WSJ right hack ed so Important by a large bloc will attack Swidier because whose points for the jrood of the or- their return from orbiting travel farther Uian the stream where Ihev had begun. The exact Ol Senators that the Repuhli- Swidier wss opposed to a fel- Its featured speaker Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udali around the earth. i.g beneath. Thus, the air der, iiemonnl privilege, clarification, liave already made an in low Kanssn appointed to be same motion proposed at the be- Secretary Udall is the s s m e A tew years back a whirly- on top is thinned out and it etc were being brought up at what Em IIS] p I ' to vote against one of Swidler's bosses. ginning nf I he discussion was pro- Cabinet member who recently bird "ew in,° lhp cra,er "' an pressed down on the hand wltn time; or who should have the next Swidier 01 a Party Issue. In the background, however, ; v v 1 posed al the end of it! This disccus Anil on Ihe Democratic side. warned George Marshall «-m- "" '' " ''"'" '" New Zealand, less force than the thicker air turn to speak on the "proposed" is the far more important fact deposited a sensitive instru- underneath pushing up. This sion almost reached the point of a lui nt the same Senators who er of the Washingtonn Red- amendment, motion, Substitute mo- that Swidier trained under Har- r 1 1 1 Stood firmly behind Alabama's skins, that his football team *"*"[, ' "" ■ ^"P """'- '•'"■'' '» known as aerodynamic lift. being ridiculous. We hope theie is old Ickei. a great battler for lo tion, substitute amendment, substi- (liirles Miriwetlier. friend of could not play in Ihe Washing- !'"'" '"'' J «•*£ « "^ Actually, the whole business never anything like this again, the public, also spent years In u tuted amendment to the substituted KKK <: ra nd Wizard Shelton, ton Stadium next fall unless "" ,''.'" ' '""'■*"»*?■ ™ *' is relatively simple. Yet it was- TVA competing with the big he employed Negro football M"'""^ «Pre «»'' »o keep n't until 1878 that the first amendments, etc. Sime the Senate is new, the first made a whispered com- | utilities, and will be a tough, Close tabs on eruptions p.n ' to oppose Swidier. players. helicopter was built. It was Everyone talked al the same meetii und to get a little con- pro-public regulator of the gas Hilling the Korean War. the The reason is very simple — Udaii „ cordially reeved copter performed yeoman powered by a small steam en- time; no one followed parliamentary rates and electric power con- w fusing, Let' lio] e I it I e President oil. and electric power by the mayors of Alabama In service with nearly 10,000 gine and .hovered 40 feet above cessions. ihe ground for 20 seconds. Dr. procedure; the President did not keep will soon know the rules of order. It's the same reason why the same city where Rev Kai k evacuation* and rescues Some- Another Senstor to watch In Alexander Graham Bell, best order; Student Senators ran sround; parliamentary pr dure is learned by another Kennedy appointee, ler was flogged by Ihe Klan times ii matched downed air- the cross-examination Is Norris known for his invention of the people paid M attention; ami I lid 8 So it looks as if a lot of peo-lmen from enemy hand- A the Seneatois, and utter confusion Stanley Surrey, has been held Cotton. Republican of New telephone, experimented rath- who did pay attention ware so con- does nut break out again. , up as Assistant Secretary of pie In Alabama don't wish to total of (iu.(XX) men and 7 and Hampshire. A r o n s c i entious be as silent as Gov. Patterson1 „no hair million er extensively with rotary- the Treasury. •Olon, Cotton has s weak spot pounds of sup- wing flight. Holh Swidier and Surrey or as chummy with the Klan plies was airlifted when it comes to natural gas, Marine „ was no, un|i, 1M2 ^ have a record of siding with as his former Finance Director,! helicopter pilot! perhaps because of the Influ- Ihe taxpayer and the house- Charlie Meriwether. Thai the i raft is dependable ever, before the first American ence of his backed, Neil Tol- helicopter destined for useful wife against the oil. gas, and man, lawyer-lobbyist for power- work got its first public show- Utility lobby, and this lobby Is ful Phillips Petroleum. ing. Built for delivery to the the strongest on Capitol Hill. Also worth wstching: Sen. U.S. Army Air Corps, on early What To Do H contributes more money to Hugh Scott of Philadelphia, an- Letter To The Editor Sikorsky model rose from the campaign expenses of Sen- Bridgeport, Connecticut. Near- It would have been nice if what warned and forewarned, We got our other conscientious Republican During the past two years I procured small jars of paint ators than any other one group. who usually votes with the ly all who saw it were startled. a scientist has railed the gri first surprise with the early Sputniks. The three families behind have endured In a somewhat from the maintenance crews consumer. But the Pew family strained silence the puzzling, In fact, one air-raid spotter re- breakthrough in history had turned Sun Oil. Standard Oil. and and quietly patched their walls There were promises that we would of Sun Oil have been generous maddening. leJi-contradlctory ported that a windmill had i".nit Oil 'tin- Pews, the Rocke- at Ihe eivl of final exams out to be an American effort. It overcome the lag noon enough. U> contributors to Scott's cam- and seemingly sens. I just flown by. fellers, and the Mellons) con- And Inn mi .' the) vp never wasn't. The Soviet Union g"l a man in li -trued lii I he e promi SOS and closed paigns. So he will be pulled In erees cf our Admini An unbelieving mechanic de- tribute around won.nno to the been caught!!) Now. if the two directions. When I learned that Security clared it to be the biggest lie apace first. Perhaps it wasn't the our ears to warnings b.i scientists Republicans al every election, University can't trust the stu- Those are some of the back- officers are entitled to enter he had ever seen. greatest breakthrough in history at and expei i rhe first Sputnik did while the Keeks, the Blokleys, dents to patch their own walls. i stage factors In the cross-exam- our rooms at any time of the that, but it was a feat of colossal im- the linn's. Brown and Root, would it be impossible to find create a stir. Th, re were Congression- ination of Kennedy's nominee day and presumably, night: and other Wildcatters and In- professional pointer! of suf- portance in the present state of the al heaiing- and Legislators heard |to the Power Commission I groaned, but to mycell ficient skill to perform this de- world. enough to build tip a sound tl ry. ntribute heavily Iwhich will affect the monthly During the McGurk Incident to ihe Democrats. So when the manding tusk? Space Study fuel and light bills of every last spring I was greatly up- We nuisi neither minimize nor The plain truth, as expounded by time comes for Senators to vote Third, if the rooms must lie housewife. set, but reminded myself thai exaggerate. We must look at this these witnesse it we couldn't on a Federal Power Commis- protests would do no good. entirely repainted, the I thing in the cold light of logic Why make up for lo i ground unless ws sioner who will help regulate KKK In Alabama When the Bermuda hill was fee siili seems unreasonable, Aids Mental nites. the big oil-gas ton- Bab Shelton, Grand Wizard vetoed for the second time, j^'me illustrate: In my dorm did the Russians heat us? Why have were willing to devote considerable alone, -,f, thumb tark ti IbutOI s expect their money of the Ku Klux Klan who used wrapped my trenchcoat more holes they maintained an edge all along? energy and to proceed with single- ,,av< In be remembered. to stroll through the Stste firmly about me, being thank-! ' •'•W^ly been dis- Health Now What is it that they have ami that r ri Al 1 minded determination. Watch The Senators' Vote 'Capitol of Alabama with the ful that I at least had some- "'; " S-' •"' I" '' gallon, we don't that has enabled them to win There wasn't thai considerable thing to hide mv shamef illv $l>0 ls "ow oweu" lo lnp Ad- A bonus from space-medicine studies may be new clues to this particular race? energy and there ws n't that single- bare knees I ministration. If my dorm may ,krM ;ls the ills of the mentally ill and It is ridiculous for Soviel Pre- minded determination. Much was But at las! rhe dam has hurst 5? '' '"' SV«rag« of The final injustice has come ""'■" ll'"'ms n" s"lMh Cam' the aged, the 19fil Britannica miere Khrushchev to speak in terms done, but not nearly enough. Some of The latest administrative de- pus do,ms ""'» owe approxi- Book of the Year reports. The Bridge Deck m!,u] of ideology. Any modern nation, and u- fell for tl Id reasonings that be- cree is not only Incredible and y $3080. The,,, ore 880 The new million-word Ency- not necessarily a top power, that cause we were the outstanding tech- By Florence Osborn unfair, but smacks of dlj.., rooms in South Campus ClopadUj Britannicanlca annual honesty. We have not only Spread Sum costs SI per gal- Its that wants to concentrate that much in nological nation on earth, we could when you re- A part] of twenty-five bridge turned Ihe Jack of hearts, de- been forbidden lo decorate ,on. aml ol"' «',lloN "lM I1"'1" n,0Vc 'he stimuli that ordlnar- any field of endeavor is bound to overtake anyone in our own sweet ,vv fans including the U.S. team. clarer would have had an un- wallsof our rooms hut we are " rooms, i following theUni-i'ly affect the nervous system «. ,__ *,_- mix ,-« r . ..IVPrnilvveiM v nrjietienr nt llnrinn.. Vinil il,,...... hannj»n i ' achieve success. There is no Ideology time ,M T.I. officials, members of Hie pleasant guess; If he puts up to be fined■ $2.50 for each small I ' P -«'"«' of thinning weird things mfiv lpainl m lm in science. There is no ideology in What ere we going to do now '■' press and accompanying the queen, he loses six heart piece of scotch tape or near- l'» A little elcmen- human behavior. It might be Wives, left Idkrwild recently microscopic thumb tack hole.! """V ma,h wl" show 'hat called the concept of "alone- technical know-how. There is no Ideol- We have the talent— unquestion- tricks. But East shifted to a onol| h tor Argentina and the World low diamond. In the first place, our adminis- S Pjlnl to cover every ness" the very antithesis of ogy in courage. ably, We have the means unquestion- ro m s h Championship, which starts Declarer decided Kasthad the trators do not live in univc-! " "" "'" Campus, would "togetherness." The breakthrough came as a re- oos $2(il ably. There may have been an e* use Saturday In Buenos Aires. Kea- top hearts hut not the diamond slty dorms. While Ihev mlght| ' " Already we have a S18 The cit-ation of "special en- sult of choice. The Russians put their thl ii it tune and the next, and the turcd In Ihe group, of course. king, since he had passed origi- find the slightly shiny scotch ° «urphie. vironments" to stimulate cbndi- eggs in one basket and it paid off one after that, but there is no valid are our six players: Howard nally. South Americans need tape marks very unattractive, | Add to the Ihe following!'ions in weightless flight has for them. Schenken and Peter l.eventritt. little excuse for opening the students generally do not. Iniconsiderations: These very given experimenters better un- excuse any longer. We either settle both of New York, Norman No one can quarrel with their bidding.) So he went up with fact. I'd much rather have rough estimates do not include idcrstanding of what happens down to dead-serious work on space Kill and Sidney Silodnr, hoth the diamond ace, cashed the some shiny marks to look BI iln other .",2 dm ms on campus I when the nervous system is success. If there is to be any quarrel or we give up the battle bj default. ■ of Philadelphia, and 'wo Tex- spade king and ran five clubs. then have to slare at the bleak, Atanaveragi S480 surplus for] deprived of outside impulses nns. John I lei bar, Ol Houston, it must be among ourselves. We were (Associated iv West discarding a diamond. Ugly walls in all their pristine every 22 dorms, we end Up An Individual ,0 treated nod Paul Hodge, of Abilene. A diamond from the board glory. So I object lo the with al least $1 lln more fjoat- "frequently develops a trac- The group flies directly to' put Fast in with the king, Scotch-Tape Decree on aes- ing around. Secondly, in this mentation of his abilllv t» I nOa Aires In meet France,] dropping West's pack, and thetic grounds. dorm, at least, the Security of- "think, and begins to hallucinate Italy and Argentina in the nine when East now led the 'heart Secondly, Id be willing to tlcen managed to find many or become delu? da) international tournament. jack, Leventritt knew by this ante up a nickel or even a more thumb tack holes than Briunniea \earbook arti'el Letters To The Editor When it ends on April 23, how- time 'hat the ace was with dime for scotch tape marks, any of US can see Is this pure- porls. icie re- ever, they Will take their time West. He ducked the heart and Just for the pleasure of having ly occidental? I rather doubt it,I "This is the familiar nh returning home with plenty of East, not wanting to lead a dia- a few pictures on the wall. But when In one case 21 holes wen nomenon of the send iwnnn ;e on the way, mond into dummy's ten-six, to be told to pay S2.50 for a reported while only nine are who with poor hearlmT .1* handling the mechanics of this entire pro- i ii.st of all, there will be conliniied a heart to his part- V-V spot defies and insults u |MK)|. vl,)on - Academics Committee Head becomes dls- gram, u.i. decided upon stti it d al some team and pair events for ner's ace. n. Not in the wildest; What, Ihen. is the answer'.' orientated in a quiet room at Clarifies Faculty Award ■ I consultation with both faculty members our players in the host rity of Castro, endplayed, had to reaches of my fairly sane The extra money gms to psylnia and students You i Mr White, i ■ . i \ . Next there lead from the spade queen in- imagination can I understand the pointers' Then s nol On the other hand overload that the number of trul) distinguished II v ' itii'n to play a team game to Souths ace-Jack, giving de- how the amount of paint it enough for lhal. Indeed, we big the chants Question. Vote Today of the brain it any schi d The value at Ihe Cantegrll Country Club clarer came with one diamond, and n ,., , >, . des- would take to cover -uch a can ipeak of extra money, for with stimuli produces dls- Yesterday'! Letter to itio Editor entitled s we lVl In Pun.i del Elite, Uruguay.' five clubs and three spade small mark could coal even j hasn't yet been apent. Where turbancei In troyed! HI an) ■ ■ , the num- active ocean re- t thinking, too, "Student Disagree- With .Senate's Handling tricks. He lost spree hearts and 25c, let alone $2.50. "Ah!" WO is this money going? It seem- ioy, |he author of of Faculty Awards' shows that thil Student ■ eiving the awards in v sort al which Dlngate Blxby year- il "to be ' ru ly democratic we a diamond. ran't cover up lust time or|to me that this is not only a hook article "psyi hiatry," who haj an almost entirely wrong concept ol should h ;i v e .-in ele I fepsi i and liis team hum New York's four s|>ots; WS have to repaint question ol Injustice 10 itu-[U Dr, Benjamin Boshes of the Just how the Senate li handling i>s facult; I' ay Club competed in sev- the whole room." i ■ dents i in itself enough to war-1 Northwestern University Medl- award program eral South American champion. TODAY'S HAND Again I question this reason- r.inl .1 protest i. No. Hie Scotch col School memhei •' This would lurclj be nothing ships First and foremost this is not i popular- more • , lest and II NORTH DEALER ing. One: Who cares if the rape Decree would appear to in a sense, the brain begins It} contest, not even a contest The Junior* likely iii.u the i mid win rear Piiiing a hoinehoinul East-West Vulnerable ugl\ walls are painted, any- much further, to un- to act like an overworked elrc- an I Seniors am bring asked to nominate i Is i nilreh con- over in Rio de Janeiro our Nnrlh-lSouth \ Hlnerable way? Not the people who live pUcotlonj of dishonesty and ironic computer. member of the faculty whom they feel is le lhal there are some departments »iii probabl) plaj some MIKTII there- und why should ii con- < III graft. "Increasing knowledge of deserving nf the award, This is no) ■ vote, with more than one dlstin rulshed teaches hi idge against the Brazilians In cern anyone else? If n not an election, but a nomination The num- and others « Ith none. II I '■'" i ■■■" thii a- we communication circuits has the fainnii- Jockey Club. This II I* • » t nf scotch lapipe marks is so .it- ,|„ ,„„«, obusei This decree -a *»«-,-„ tevelopSg, With this hss ber of nominations for one teacher makes Club figured in the news some J (' 1 Mil I I Yon -.a the awards are meaningless, ('■sire tensive lo litive mem- not only annoying, it Is dOUOt- T-ome a better appreciation of no difference whauoe\ei thai thes will contribute to the dissolution Alien iis rigid rule, The job for the sludenl is not a simple WEST K*«T hers of our Security I'll re■ less n financial strain to many how th,. human brain works. ol spun ol the Sim is community you ire "No women permitted In the - II - : s III - may I suggest thai Ihev be re- one either Thi Senate Academics Commit- because V \ is 1 II h .1 I 1 peopli So for the lake ol juo- New progreas In ncumanatomy tee is requiring s lot more than quantity; room " w a- relaxed 'o Hits ii K : i J lieved of Ihe intolerable bur- tice. or lor the sake ,,! pinched and iieiirophvsHilogy has re- ipl to build up II dow n. And. we ask for quality and thus (he rigid crl permit Mis Helen Sobel to <: 1 • II 1 (' » den Of poking around in pur might I ash that before you again »(H TH pooketbooks, let's tight II veoled an analogy with some teria. A students nominee will be seriously rooms. Write: Write lo your parents, of the electronic circuits." lown" ami request lhal students da Final!} wme of the U S. irvralrllt considered on the hasis of what be. ■ not p HI consider s \ k .i : > Secondly, why can't the sod ask them to wme to their The 1961 Britannica Book of clfieallv as possible, told m irhlch proves Ingeni plans to stop off at H q i t spots be patched individually? .men and to the I'm- the Year is the 24th in a series thai you eheel I Ihe El Presidents Hotel, Mi v lit the teacher fulfills these criteria. Thus We 0 Q • I Anyone with even S small versify; « r.i I e to your of annual encyclopaedias, cov- read a nomination bis I le corn- iio I' I'., and compete III the require s sublectlve and well - thought I ill; it,- The liKlriuit amount of manual dexterity representatives yourselvei Foi ering principal events of the SSSay, and not simply an objective rating 4ational Champion- !■•! s.,,,11, ii ,„ N.rlh i lo v our h |l four !'■- I s |.„, j s could do it. 'Not only coiilo hi lake, let'i do ceding >ear, produced by Which, because the student is not required mid nol ships That is scheduled for to support his points, does become meaning ■ s il s \T i ... e... this he done, il has been done, thing! I Encyclopaedia Britannica to now b I whit !'••■ I know several students who| less On.nn.« lead: 10 ll. Susan It, i liainl keep ow neri of its publications could li" i v ■" WOd il valuable Thi- borel) leaves t I m ■ have, for the last three years, Spanish House i|i |„ date . Furthermore Mr White, ws ore award- •TI HI the t' enough to return home, lui ing two awards, not lust one si p.iiii.. MM practl This number, and Indeed the method lii in i Funk, th.,ii in.in Sludenl Benati V ulemii < ommltlee tor the i' S. Summer Nationals (July 29-August ti In Wash- XCAii A.;'f WI8 9IHKUM7V-X io« office. Btorn game by cndplaunj; Castro Member of the Associated Collegiate I ■■ inn service. Inc. l.dunriat and Business offices i«. who deserved a lietter fate h er tonneiticit atom umn sm. Casli i opened the heart ten 1 d-t/n "' »""«>«. W'W per ytr. mined b> tin «,„ ii,,ilolj 1'uWlihl .. Conn. i ad had Last re- FRIDAY, APRIL 14. 1961 TH! CONNECTICUT DAILY CAMPUS ►AC! TrlHEf I Between The Lines Kennedy Can Learn From MEETINGS ANYONE? Activities On (M nip us

Adenauer, DeGaulle FLYING t'l.t'B: There will those who sign up before noon be a ground school class on today, rule in this respect Whatever may hold back an olilrr lead by LEO ANA IIL p.m. in ? else may be said about Ade- ler. it should have no Early last ymr Chancellor Uiyone interacted In fly- »««<>«>•">'■ BOCUTTYi nauer, he is an experienced I on a younRcr one. nig ma\ attend, |"The Challenge of Public Ac- Adenauer of Wetl Germany leader . . . as experienced as I There is good reason to he- was twice the age of Joiin Prime Minister MacMillan of|n e that Kennedy will take llll I hi : There Will be a eOUMJlJJ will be the topic of Kennedy, now president of the eV Great Britain and President De hit of advice M lely. s i oath evening service to- John rteniveaay, partner of Ar- United States. Now the 85-year PVrr> C.aulle of France. President At the BUM time, then night at 7:80 IB the Hlllel thur Andersen, the second old statesman ll short one Kennedy can leam a great deal indications th.it he will IMM Dt ' htpel largest »ccou:iting In in m the year. Whether the question of from Aelt men ,nd thtn ,$ bound by old theories" . . . Mil) UN1YBB8ITV < HKISTIAN world, Monday night at 7:30 age has any importance must good re,10n ,„ ^Heve tn„ „, facts, lie believes In new af>- l-'KI.I.UNSHIP: Supper will he m HUB 1|V1 Codec will he be left to those who like to|has b^,,, ltsteninS , patiently proaelies to old problems' ,l1' speculate'on these incidental j^d attentively I Sunday evening before served and discussion held at- serven lay he vuil refUli the regUUl meeting for all trr ihe meeting. aspects. Napoleon WHS under! But Kennedy's youth will along with a Uieorj i W when he made his mark and ., t^.^^ „ Mn hjra he not n't applied in a HtisfacUW] so were many of ."lis generals. weighted with the past. It is manner. On the other hand, older men not easy in a world of explo- On the Itrengtb ol tins, lie have managed to meet the live change to forget remedies [may get along verj well with challenge of their time. and solutions of the past. President lie (latllle Ol I Uconn On The Air There is no hard and fast There Is a magnetic force that: when Jte sees him In Parti next month, I >e i i.iuiie has pi a. Pictured above are the Uconn Penning ceived for winning the regional drill com- THIS is UCONN Saturday, April 15, 12:30 pm., re- pounded novel Ideal He alao isl Pi Iday, April 21, 7:30 a.m . Channel 3: A Clmiiilirr Rifle members, with their queen, and the petition. Pictured left of the trophy is Larry has managed to >111-1.■ Recital with fneiiltv memhern ream the Maeta Dent., New England regional queen of the PR's, Hereof. Chi Phi, leader of the Penning WHUS Programs ■tractive cow K In one of t ha Dlmed n\ the Von ler Mehden Redtal Hall. Alee an inter Miss Terry Rice, Kappa Kappa Gamma. Rifles. (Campus Copy) most troubles! perioda in h.s view with member* of the Campus Community Carnival country's history. I K1DAV 8:00 NEWS from U n 11 e d Committee. They are shown with the trophy they re- But Adenauer I IIK.MI.K.HTS OF HISTORY Saturday, April IS. t:45 Press International l:M SK..N ON ily . one gift, rather which a.m. Channel I: Dr. freeman Mayer from the Hartford 2:00 MIKK ARI.ANO »,lh 5:05 Kl'ss wraps up Ihe mu makes him tremendousl) val- Branch discusaei the Impact of World War I. the music hall sic hall uable to i.Me West lie can fig THE I MVKKSITV OF CONNECTICUT PRR8ENTB — Dr. Arthur Schwartlng, School of I'liamiacy. dlacuaaa 'he 5:S0 Jl'DI SHAPIRO ure out Russian intent! Pershing Rifles Have Meet; 2:S0 NEWS HEADUMM can guess to Within a note ,i| HMery and Ileirlnpnient of Trannulllrer Drugs 'Hie pro- with relax. proiesi how far the H -1 :iin is lienrd on these stations: Sunday, 8:05 p.m., WII.I: S:00 NEWS from V n i t • d 6:45 NEWS AND VIEWS will go in any glvi n dl rueaday, 11:48 « m., V/GHF-FM; Saturday, 10:30 p.m., Press International Harry (".laser and Peter While it would not be rlghl to WICH; Saturday, 12:15 pm. WINF: Sunday, 11:40 pm. So t h e I m, substituting W \ I K: Sunday, 10:0tl a.m , WKNB; S unrTa y. 7:lli n m.. ■aj thai he is re 3:0* MIKE swings back In for Tom Scanlan WNHC; Monday, 7:15 p.m., WHUS; M ond ay, 7:1.S p.m . onsor with more top hits, and allied itrateg] in Central Eu- Regiment Honors Sp WDRC; Saturda; WESO 7:13 WASHINGTON reports his feature, Oscar rope, it may be assumed thai UCONN NEWS i VIEWS Friday, April ll. 8:08 p m . Brown, Jr. to the people on unem- no decision of Importance li Will Saturdl y. April 15, 11:05 a.m.. WMMM: NeWI of Uconn's Company F-12, of features smaller aelected honored: as their last year's ployment reached without nil adt faculty and student activities; Community Carnival Inter- the National Society of Persh- teams (1« to JO men) In origi- sponsor, Miss Jackie Delhaic, .1:80 NEWS HEAIH.IM s 7:30 PAT FONTANE with approval, v leu ALMANAC ing Rifles, will participate in nal precision sequences. The also became Regimental Spon- 4:00 DMgHD PRESS IN- the Musical Caravan. The reaaon for Adenauei i UCONN Broadcaat Tueaday evenlnja al Ihe Penhlng Rifle Seventh S:M PAT FONTANE with visit to Washington g i WHItY. Waterburv; nt different times on WINK Individual Drill pits two indiv- or. Miss Rice will now be a TERNATIONAL WINY: Annual Twelfth Regimental the news. yond Dili aspect, however WKNB, win l Featurea on Baaahall. Bear4 of iduals from each participating 4:05 BUM t.l.N.VS previews Qovernoraand Coaeerigelsouw Concert. Drill Meet to be held in Boston finalist for Pershing Rifles S:S5 PAT comes back with There Mill are hones to pick many new hits this aft- Ml.llini \l Moiuniy throtisjli Thursday, 10:08-11 HM on Saturday the loth of April company against each other in National Sponsor. The result more top 40. between the two countries. of this contest will be made ernoon The behavior oi Weal Germany pm . w lie Several facult) news items. Uconn's Company F-12 will be a drill elimination contest. A OOLLBOE CBITIQUE Sunday, April 9. 11:80 a m i public in mid May. 10:00 NEWS from United on the balance ol pa defending champions, having Regimental Review and re- 4:S0 NEWS HEADLINES Press International i i Curl Beck, Dept, ol Political Science, and three won top honors for the first treat ceremonies follow the argument hai left a I 10 05 PAT comes back with itudenla dlacuaaed rorelan policy, time last year. The brothers of competition. lesentmeni. It is expected thai i II TV I.I.ECIRK CLUB Saturday, April is. in:on good music Ihe iInni.ni leader Hill explain Com pan;. K-12 proudly display A Regimental Honor Ball a in . Channel B: Thla neu weekly series premiered laal week everything i„ the satisfaction the coveted Drill Meet trophy begins at 8:00 p.m. and the and will run tor l'l Saturdayi This week's program fea- of various officials. lurei Instruction on making a simple flashlight in the picture above. The com- highlight of the evening com- the final por- It all win i». itralghtened < ONNBCT1CUT FARM FORUM Saturday, April IB, petition this year consists of mences at 10:00 p.m. At this le show out for the most obvious of 11:30 I m . VlfTIC: Taklnic u Soil Sample, Or Rufus Mun- the Pershing Rifle units from time, the winner of the com- Vf.Zb LATE NEWS with Pat reasons . . . and lhal is thai seil, Professoi ol Agronomy; The Feed and Grain ij»w. How- the other schools in • h • petition and the outstanding CojtcpuA CCoMciiab Fontane the Western Allies cannot nl- ard Goodrich, Acting Head of Agricultural Stabilization and Twelfth Regiment - North- company of the year Is an- low minor dli fi n rn . -. to stand Conservation Service: The 4-11 (ampins: Prns;rnni In Wind eastern University, Boston U., nounced. Finally, comes the lt:S0 SIGN OFF ham < omiiy by Robert Anrlr-rsnn. Windham County 4-11 in ihe »,n ol a constructive WIT., V. of Rhode Island. crowning of the Queen - - the t'luh Acenl »nd Noreen Grab of Canterbury, Cast .lunlor FOR SALE: I furnished or unfurnished. Walking SATURDAY policy toward I he Worcester Polytechnic Insti- co-ed sponsor for the Twelfth} distance to University. Call GA Counaellor of the Windham Camp for 4-H'ers; Agricultural tute, U. of New Hampshire, .Mobile home, IMS Hnmette. M ft. Union. This will remain the Regiment. She is selected from I by s it., i bedrooms. 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wmmmamm PAG! FOUH irii CONNECTICUT DAILY CAMPUS m FRIDAY. APRIL 14, 1M1 UC Blank Rams; Great Year For Yanks Home Opener Today Sports Memory Schouler 2-1 By GBORGE \EKSEY Huff, Stewart, Priest Another season has opened right back in the race. Fast, Strong for the New York Yankcc- Lefty Breaks Jtnx And as usual, they are rated as To Speak At Dinner if Hie inp contenders for The Athletics hadn't won a For Huskies the crown. came all season against the Yankees and Grove was sent A famed professional foot- League roach and referee, offi- Since 1921. t.he Yankees to the hill in an effort to snap hail star, a former National cial timer for the Olympic hasp dominated the picture in the Jinx. The big lefthander The Huskies won On League laschall umpire and a.Games at Squaw Valley and their circuit and have won 25 kerKre v-tiniereiireConfe O|H'FH'I V\ eu had won 31 games the previous well known Catholic Priest will1 Scout Supervisor (or the Cine- pennants. That is a remark- lda> . as pouei fill U'nlt Sellchoul season, a mark no pitcher has I siieakers at the Uconn|land Indians. able average. And they look lei ihul out the Rhod ■mi In equalled since although Dizzy Club'a 9th annual award din-. In hockey. Stewart hecanv as If they have enough guns to (■stun I tli- ! II li i n i riyht Dean moved to within one Rxlon The i u n i n r rl make it interesting for the ner on April 28 at Waverly Inn the first American born coach game of the record in 1934. nil nil tin rest of the circuit once again. losing comn .mil ol the in Cheshire. I to win the Stanley Cup anil McCarthy named Henry I "inn Club pipsident Carl the first coach to ever win the We d like to discuss the 1932 ■I HIP I Johnson as his starter to lace Hag race lod.i.'. That was a timrs in the In -' four iniunns, <; Callum of Mcriden said that Stanley Cup in his first year the Athletics, Johnson never year to, the Yankees. hi win 7 0 Sam Huff, the All Pro foot- of roaching. distinguished himself to any ball star ol the New York He offiriaipd in six Slanlny For one thing, they won 107 gieat degree. But he alwaye Srlwinlrr BtroBg Giant*, William i Bill I Stewart, Cup playoffs. worked as an games, an allume record for managed to handle the As. It \<;<» the lust VMn <>f the former dean of the National,umpire In fi\e World Series them Second: it marks the Neither team scored in rhs SO,!- tWO IM first of S pennants won by Joe league unipiies; and Rev. [and worked in IS consecutive first 3 innings. In fact, neither Benoulei who lei up only six McCarthy And 3rd, it waa the team got a .bit. Robert C, Keating, chaplain of games in the National League »i-MlrlTfl hits in Ihl the Connecticut School for i really outstanding year In the 4th. Cochrane broke •irurk out nine Ram IN Stewart is widely known for that Babe Ruth had with the Boys, will be tlte speakers. the spell with a long single. u.ilkril onl) l»0 anil allmvc'f wit. humor and rollection of Yanki ■tardy s»m Then Simmons belted a fast but one ol the opponent! le baseball and hockey stories. hall thrown by Johnson into Huff, who has liecn voted by rr.ich thud base. Reknouned Father last Break ihe left field stands for a hom- ,llr a group of sportsw Tilers as The came was fifth win This will he Rev, Heating's The Yankees broke away er and a 2 to 0 lead for the for thr TYonns in nllw starts the lies, professional lineman first appearance at the annual •■hen the season got under Athletics, ■SLATED M.I7./.AKI>—Typical I conn heavy hitters lion Mendenre I left I and Tom in Ihe country." is a five-year^eonn Club dinner A brilliant. way in April and Ihey were givinc them * "> I i ecord weather struck again yesterday as the cam- Johnson got the next 3 bat- Kopp frnm ravnrtlng mi Gardaer Ikiw Field - headed. this Mason. pus »as blanketed with snow. I In- 'act of lo get ready for the game with Springfield veteran with the Quants. He humorous teller of anectdotes ten and retired the tide in the The Nairn used a total of 24 Nature" |Hi«t|H>iieil the Huskies home ei>wi College al 3 p.m. today. (I'conn Photo) stands 6-1 and weighs 233 and sports stories, Father Keat- Only the Philadelphia Athle- 5th frame. g players in attempt to Ret some er until today. Hut this did not stop Musky nd5 tics seemed to be a threat to P°" - Ing is nationally known in the Pair Of Clrralt Clouts hlttlnj> In HIP camp and the The rugged "linebacker was sports world, the Yankees although Hie either li Jiy or Monday on thei With one out in the 6th, Rhody roirli ajfo tiled Hv« an All American at West Vir-; 1Ip is chaplain of the Con- Washington Senators were Storrs 11 l.l.il Cochrane reached the right pitchers in otder to stop tlir ginia 1 niversity. In addition, nectlcut Sportswrlters Alliance starting to mold a team that Ramos Lowdown: Slow Down Held stands with a terrific wal- Husky hnltprs. Who collected COKKECTICXT HIlMlIf I -I \ S |i lie was also picked to the American Legion in was fated to win t.he pennant ItllM • APi The name Pedro ing day and coached lum as and lne lop. Johnson got Simmons on eight hits and five RBI't. Scholastic All-Ameriran for Connecticut. He is wHelj in 1933. But the Athletics had ■k l> hi Ramos |x fast becoming an best he could strikes but Foxx then socked TIIP Snirlnn I hi, rl 1 I I i lira, rt i ii n ii taken 3 flags in a row and Ins work in the college class-!knmvn for his ouistanding MII th I I I llaipn. -f i II II II everyday vocabulary word Some of the coaching stayed made a bid to make il 4 in a his 14(h homer of the year, A s ! n c 1 P. error »nd Bnire ronrn K„|.|i. .. 0 Hluml. rl ..in UOtind the American League. wjlh Ramos ut. in ,hp m(, 'work and dedication to boys at tops in the majors. Roberts sacrifice fly scored nhn.. n. till »■»«, rf "m. That would have made s, P 01 During the off season. IC.iff lhe Cheahira Reformatory and That gave Grove a 4 to 0 fleorge Uhl from third hii^c fin !'".'" "' ' ! * • ,''"' sh |'|* *_','.' " "* \! •****& " !»! Ramos worked , neat hit of them the first team in the Hell, II H • | ( I mil. Jli I • Pete" is the fellow who is a salesman for Philip Mor-.Connecllcu, Scno0| for lead and he pitched no-hit ball the Huskies first tally In the „,,„„. ,, , , , „ „„„,„. „ strategy on Mickey Mantle. Boys American League history lo sans blanked the ns. Inc. He Is manned, has lwo;in HeridM, until the 6th. Then. Ruth spoil- opening inning. nun, .. lino Valla, < tana He got two strikes on Mirk- Win I straight. ti-0 on a neat 3-hilter on open- sons and a daughter. Last year Father Keatitig is associated ed his nohitler with a single. 4 • S • -.. Ill t a a a Manager Connie Mack of They then added three tnoie "''" * I h„i„. r Bd n l ,>kr 1 ,f, ,rhr 1 ■ tin ing day .his season and here >' * *? " , ' «< . , ' he wa the star of CBS-TVs „un St Bridget s of Cheshiie There was no further damage to this In the t h i r rf as Don "nil. r I a a a Earl Battey for the signal the Athletics had one ol the is OIIP good reason why he The Violent World of Sam, The Uconn Club dinner will in either the 6th. 7th or 8th Mendence pounded out a twa Valew >tmii When Karl flashed it Pedro great pitchers In baseball In rwraa, in i n may he even more of a thorn innings, Johnson departed for had Huff" and will also be spen in Ket underwav at 6:15 p.m. In lefthander Bob drove. The run slnclc. and a wild pitch Prate, lb i II II a in the side of the Yank. Iliis^hook..hlm' "." a pinch-hitter in Ihe 8th and c.i,.,1 ib t • t • Mantle thinking What was a new movie this year "The|the Crystal Room al Wavetly Yankees had Ruth, of course. ■ cored a run Two buses on year than lie ever u.iv Walter Brown hurled the 9th Alarle, u i a i o Young Doctors." Inn. The dinner will he pre halls and a sacrifice put the Hindi, ii i a a a coming .a low curve, a chanee- and the immortal Lou Gehrig without any trouble. Teo Much awaking „,,. sliclrr. |uil about any tlnce runs in icorlng position. HattM a a n a a Likeable Imp ceded h> a press conference The slunt'cis in the Philadel- Rrrtn, p I a a A Grove Wefll to the hill in the The I'conns made it seven Tlie story on Ramos for thing. Slew in is hesi known as the for memliers of the Cotinecti- • -srrpula I a 0 a phia lineup were Mick*)] I 01 'i- 9th. hoping to become the first yean has hern that he piirhes Down Ihe Pipe With lb roe more runs In the l.nii p MM former National Baseball'cut Sportswriters Alliance. rane, Al Simmons and Jimmy hurlcr to whitewash the Yan- Sahuaf p a A A a so much, a full season in the fourth inning. Sophomore, .Iim Finally, Pedro nodded He,''ague umpire, but he has.with Huff, Stewart and Father Kti.xv They had powered the kees that season. But he fail- ii Malik] s a A a United Slates and winter ball Bell, sent one across Hie plate II, M. lil p B A A A had the signal He wound up also been a National Hockey Keating as special guests. As IO 3 pennants in a row. ed. Ruth led off with a single m Cuba, ii sap« his strength, | With a triple while (""captain and pumped his fast hall down T.he Athletics not off to a and Gehrig tripled for the first I..i ,i> in 7 T.iUls M««n He runs nut of gas in Ihe Tons Atlanatio and Hi we Rob- a I I'-.l ..in the middle Mantle swung and poor Mart and floundered in Mirrrrln In SIH; final two months of the sea- Yankee run. Ben Coleman sin- erts knocked ni|t singles. !• ..II...I l-r *le»h~n«» In «lh. tni-sed for Ihe itrlkeoul H" Ihe 2nd division whilp the Yan gled for another run. However, i "«>i in.i nno Ana — 7 son up here The Rams added to HIP Hus- was looking for anything hut a kees got off to a good lead. that was all. Grove fanned Bill r a.II.. r.n. ■errlaatoai P- This particular line of r»»- ky rause with two PITOIS iin» is-s. tt.tli iip. R»PP i* si- fast hall Hockey Stanley Cup Finals But the Athletics finally got Dickey and got Tony Lazzerl lansln l.nn.iii In Ml.n.,, t „'£ sonltig is being disputed now During HIP gamp the I'conns After the game Ramos ad-i straightened out and they and Lynn Lary on infield roll- •Ha, -i..i.i.i.n.r la Pritckara in i .-u. by Kd T.opat. the pitching ijjjjj i API Its back to Chicagoi issue. It will be played In Chl- put together three double plays Srhoutrr n n I milled that I.opat gave came on with a rush. On May ers and the came was over coach of the , for National Hockey League slcago. one being an unassisted one by I—r»ni>. it II I »; -H. I'aleaie- the idea. Said it WOUld con- 22nd, thpy opened a 3-game with the Athletics taking a 4 1h nell: sar. 11.11 |k. Hrll. I hi al. the team that moved from fuse Mantle. It did. too. Stanley Cup finals. The best of left lee series with the Yankees in to 2 verdict pitcher Schouler Il..hrrla Washington Srhiiulrr i«i » Mill I.T \lll III 7 game series between the De- New York. And a sweep of the Snowed Out I.opal. a foi-mer New York Abel maintains the soft Ire However, the Yankees went Vkaalec -Mi • s n n • i lion Red Wings and the Chi- series would have put them on to win the flag. The Pen n n home opener. iiViia", llj 1 1 -. 1 n Yankee. says it's not a fjllPS- First Negro Chjcago has been slowing ■cheduled for yesterday, was ■)!»«• i i • i i lion of stamina at all wlth rago Black Hawks is tied at 2,down hi„ Detroit team Bui he — II II II i • victories each. Came number V ^ , called off and will be played'«(£!.".■■• n II " ■ II Ramos In Tourney is honing to Kn]e 0 win lha! will lie played on the Chicago . ,,„ Head\ Eddie says thai Ramos 'API The first Negro rolf oru Kame in chicaKO Rrll m 7*rS~^~A *~ut DRIVE-IN has lo learn to use his head ice tonight. pro to play in a major PGA Wings will need to win the Birds.A'sBackLatestDeal ENDS more when his arm Rets a bit So far, each team has come SATURDAY! Tournament In the South. series. (AP) — Raltimnre Oriole tired UP says that In Ihp past Ihrough with victories in Hi with Williams, who can play ErEHHaHim7ias*/r In, strong debut. Sifford fired a 3 they are better than we are. says Hie desire to be a pennant Ihp hitters for HIP full nine he says Kansas City's big con- l l r n a h Ab x>inl, oul U contender this season prompt- « III I HI I \\ I KM II - inningsrfop'a'.' Was" farVtr I "" " I'" <* " «"™* «" •«* ? '' ™ " l' l - \ Bui we don't think they are cern is pitching, and Walker ft as a thinking p Lh h0m# and that's what counts." ed last night's trade with the fits the Mil. Walker wll be p-.it Iunktne ni. her and H,T * >«•<> '-' «" «"< ''>'""' »f »" re" """""K( hl "' is T^n ,0 Greater Greensboro Open in * »* "P- »«° «°' * Kansas City Athletics. The Ori- into the starting rotation with what hp wants Ramos lo be. wln tne SANCTUARY Greensboro, North Carolina. series. oles cave up pitcher Jerry Ray Herbert and Bud Dale Mix Kiiil|i Baseball Score Walker and outfielder Chuck Sixth <■ line SV, A I."'™.. .')' I'irlurt Eddie insists that if Ramos Chi — Oil, 001), 000 — 2 — Eaaegian to cet utility outfield 'Die 6th game will be played would mix up his pitches in tlie ABC Goes West er Dick Williams and pitcher PLUS — Dick slum II "\\l».«rd of Bagdad" — Tech. 8—0. late innings he'd have no 'AP> The American Bowl- in Detroit Sunda}, i I if a 7th Celts Top Hawks, sun Moa.-Tttea.-Wed.-Tb.ura, — All Color Cin — 000. 200, 03x — 5 — Dick Hall. trouble in going the full dis- ing Congress has volpd lo hold game '» needed to decide the Ingle Dickson "Slna "f Kaciiei < «de" . 14—1. Roth Favor l>eal Win In Five Games I'HIS —"Fast. Fast and Si\.\" lance. Lopat sat alongside its 1961 championships In Oak- Walker and Williams were Ramos In New York on open- land. California. Wolly Moon Likes the key men in the deal. Mc- 'API The Boston Celtics, Detecfve Almost Phail explains that the Orioles I spearheaded by another re- Left Field Screen wanted to bolster their hitting.' markahle effort from Bill Bribed By Wagman Russell, swept to their third and they feel Williams can (AP) -That convenient left straight National Basketball (AP) — One of the men ar- help. field screen in the Los Angeles Association Tuesday night. rested on charges of bribing He admits leeling badl> Coliseum never looked more Their 121 to 112 victory over college basketball players has about giving up Walker, whom i conveninl to Wally Moon of the St. Louis Hawks gave them w3l0m refreshes your taste the Dodgers. In 2 games, Moon been indicted in New York on he aa] s can be 'a fine pitcher I Ihe best-of-7 final playoff se- 3 counts, accusing him of try- for a number of yean, But, he I has hit 2 home runs, both ries four games to one. over that screen. That's not ing to bribe a detective. says it was a case of having too difficult a task for right- The indictment was against lo give up something of value I Ruasell Key handed hitters but Moon bais Aaron Wagman, a 28 year old in order to get a hitter. Wil-1 Russell was the dominant liams hit .288 for Kansas City — *iir-ssfens* every puff lefthanded. New Yorker, who was arrest- force in the game, keying the ■ last year, had 12 home runs! ed last month along with an- Eltn Practice Celts dazzling offense and do- other New Yorker, Joseph and drove in 6,"> runs. He credits his success to ing a superlative job on de- Hacken. Other Side fense. The 6'10'' center led all some extra practice he took On the other side of the scorers with 3d point, grabbed Monday. And accordnig io Another Bribe deal. Athletics Manager Joel 38 rebounds, blocked 8 shots, Moon it takes a lot of practice Today's indictment against Gordon says he hated to par! and made several steals. lor a lefty hitter to get the Wagman was limited to oharg- knack of clearing that screen. | es that Wagman sought to He says most lefthanded hit- j bribe a detective from Distrlcl In l naturally pull the ball, and I Attorney Frank Hogan's office. if they try to delay their swing Wagman is said to have ot- SUMMER JOBS to aim at the leftfield fence, fered the two $50 bribes and IN their hitting is likely to suffer, a large part of a het on a fixed Moon will be out there shoot-j basketball game In return foi ing for the screen again to- information about Ihe District night when the Dodgers take Attorney's investigation. The EUROPE on Ihe Philadelphia Phillies in detective. David Campbell. the 3rd game of the opening told his superiors who instruct- EARN YOl'R TRIP AND EXPENSES atriea ed him lo play along. 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