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This Other is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UMaine. It has been accepted for inclusion in Maine Campus Archives by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact [email protected]. laine, March 29, 19' 1 Essay - - THE MAIMED CAMPUS Prizes Published Weakly by the Students of th• University of Maine rly enrolled undergrad- nter the contest. The ORONO, MAINE, APRIL I, 1962 e completed and passed Number 69 Mawhinney, Associate Government, 135 Stev- later than April 27. points to be consid- judges are: (a) corn- logical presentation; and form; (d) use of (e) inclusion of prop- Meal references in the required by the His- avernment or English No award will be e opinion of the judges, say which merits either idges are at liberty to izes in the event that I FUND MONEY says judged to be of Organizer must not be less than Donations Used ore than 4000 words ,t be neatly typewritten Takes e of 8/12 x 11 sheets. Off lould not be folded. A William F. )liography should Chanler, chairman of be the Operation To Maggot program to Buy JB he essay on a separate Stock keep Maine people r. The title page should in Maine, has recently accepted a position Mr. W. T. Rooley, the title and the date. with the executive dictator of the General Florida Development Commission. Alumni Ass., announced ;e should contain the tonight that the Hawk Fund money Chanter, who wants to graduate has been invested in the id student's in "Really-Good" Jellybean Company. name and 1963, will heed Horace Greedy's oft- Mr. Rooley said, "We felt that cisions are repeated advice and go south-west. after frequently necessary in an extensive study of the New the investment The enthusiastic junior, who business, Rooley, has or- York Stock Exchange, we could who is also ganized everything there purchase conscious of flucating is left to more shares of 'Really- prices, says organize here in Maine, Good' "that as more students will aid the Jellybean Stock for our give their money, Florida Commission in $150,000 it will quickly be reminding then we could have of, invested." At Florida people that for example, the present time, Cuba is only American Tel. and Rooley commented 90 miles off their coast. Tel." that jellybeans are holding their "Indirectly," he own on the candy Professor loses said, "this may Stressing that quick and wise de- market. pants at Faculty Council Poker Game. help the State of Maine." In concluding statements, he feels that for the accomplishments of the Hawk Colosseum "it is the duty of every student and alumni to eat Faculty Stages Weakly Program more jellybeans." Methyl Cloud, manager of dining Announdecl For halls, in cooperation with Rooley, has added jelly beans to all cafeteria Library Chimes menus, including jellybean flakes, Drunken jellybean Orgy juice, and baked jellybeans. According to official University "Really-Good" jellybeans are now Police arrested several members of the University faculty announcement, chimes are soon to on sale at the Bookstore, Postoffice, Monday evening on charges of gambling, drunken, and disorderly be added in the Library to swing Barber shop, Pool room, Newscoun- ter, and conduct. students from class to class. Discuss New Quarters Bears' Den. Next week, they The Although yet unofficial, following will be installed in all candy vending arrest occurred after a dra- Beatrice Hilson. She told police "Boy, that Hawk Collesium is matic is believed to be the schedule of machines on campus. raid on the Faculty Council that the sound of loud singing had sure going to be some chicken meeting, where tunes for the week: coop." police found several attracted her attention while play- (Continued on Page Three) members Monday—"I'll Never Be the of the faculty and admini- ing basketball in the Women's stration sitting Same." on the floor in a Gym. "I felt I must do my duty semi-circle shooting Tuesday—"I Don't Get Around craps. Police as a good citizen of this Univer- Chief Steve Boold Much Anymore." said, "Several sity," she said. "Besides, I lost others were passed out Wednesday—"I'm Beginning To on the floor $150 at their last meeting and after what must See The Light." have been a drunk- they wouldn't let me win it en orgy." back Thursday—"I Get A Kick Out Rioting Coeds at this one." Of You." Professors Flark and Stoneburger Only one policeman was seriously Friday—"You Go To My Head." of the History and Government De- injured in the scuffle to restore law Saturday—"Roll Out The Bar- partment escaped capture by crash- and order. Dr. Milman Bence of the rel." ing through a back window. Hark English Department Sunday—"Get Sieze broke a chair Me To The Church B.V.D.'s was soon captured by an irate gov- over a policeman's back before On Time." ernment student that he had flunked Chief Boold caught him with a half Three thousand frenzied co-eds descended on fraternity the semester before. row Stoneburger is nelson. Bence told police, "I was Tuesday night in the first "skivvy raid" in University history. still at large but Police Chief Boold once a ninety-pound weakling." Police Chief Steve Boold said, "I when one excited brother shouted said, "He can't get away. A dragnet Professor Hoses Rantonitis told never saw the like of it! As soon as I from his window, "You hsa been set up around the Sham- the arresting officers, "I want couldn't stepped out of my car I knew I had them, come and get them." rock and sooner or later he is bound stand it any longer. The salary they Bugle Blast made a mistake. Fifteen girls The riot was finally squelched to turn up." pay me just drove me to drink." grabbed me and started to lug me when Dean Beatrice Hllson Complaint arrived was filed by Dean (Continued on Page Three) off before I fought my way back to on the scene at the The University of Maine R.O.T.C. head of a posse. the car. I barely escaped with my Five girls, wearing patten Department announced the avail- leather skivvies." shoes and red sweaters, ability of 50-odd Rotc were im- flunk-outs, mediately expelled. who are available for positions Three fraternities suffered ex- Salentine Hall as has been placed on social bus-drivers, door men, cab drivers tensive logs. Chi Sigma, Chi probation. •••••••Ib Dean of Men Jon Stu \aft. and bell hops. The Department also Lambda Alpha, and Delta Mu Phi said, Lambda "Girls will be girls!" Howeser, Chi were hit especially hard. Campus we Has announced that these men come seem to be missing fully equipped with uniforms. police captured three girls as they several wom- In en. I hope special cases, rifles are jumped from the ram window of that fraternity row also available isn't for those who need them. Kappa Eta Phi clutching the ill- holding any back on us. A Lt. Commander gained skivvies in their arms. They really should be returned." New Mother Poison, in a spe- Dodge Bosby, cial press release, stressed the need The hoard of women was led by head of the Corn- mitte on Discipline, Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity recently hired a to maintain the high caliber of Susan White, a sophomore from said. "It is my new house- firm intent mother. Miss Bonnie Bodi assumed her duties March 20. R.O.T.C. men, both physically and Penobscot Hall. Miss White said, to protect these men mentally. He said "I don't know what came over me. from any further molestation. Now Miss Bodi graduated from New- Sylus Lacroix said, "She holds that the fruits of her such a program I must have been drugged by if these co-eds want something to port High School in the class of age well, doesn't are already visible that she?" President on campus. Stodder Hall coffee." raid, I live at I Bebster Road in 1958. Since then she has worked Lacroix could not be located for Orono. and..." Chief Boold said, however, "primarily as an entertainer." Before further comment. The new house- "Just watch our men as they "The Sylus Lacroix, hurry raid must have been well President of I Falta coming to Lambda Chi, she served mother remarked, "I hope that the to muster for their classes, planned Thi said. "All ahead of time. The I (achool) want is on a USO tour "keeping up the boys will feel free to come to me at and anyone will see that we are mass of crazed Achoo!) women emptied my skivvies back." morale of our troops overseas. all times with all their problems. I maintaining a physically fit, mentally the dormitories at exactly 7 p.m. Now," she said with a shy little am so interested in making new alert group," said Commander Fol- One male witness (Continued on Page Sixteen) said, "As far smile. "I guess I'll have the same friends." When asked what feature son, as he sat straight and expres- as the eye could see there were screaming, duties at Lambda Chi." about the house impressed her the sionless at his meticuleusly neat desk. laughing, and "Each one of our graduates panting women, many carrying large Miss Bodi (38-21-38) most, she answered, "I just love that is is forty-six equal to a marine-and-a-half," banners proclaiming., We want skiv- vb gkcmvbgwyk years old. University baby blue ceiling. That color of blue said b gbxgz HR A CF regulations re- Folson. "We are vies!'" xz gfikflffSRD FG1 78 dtile *awe- CA•sib quire that is so relaxing." only making the )fi g bbftrfg a housemother be at least flunk-outs available CHMRDL U ft. gzfi forty-five. in interest of Women poured into the help- gfrAW Lambda Chi President (Continued Page the general CMFWL Uzfififf mfbw on Three) public." less and defenseless fraternities gg WDGG 2 THE MAINE CAMPUS Orono, Maine, March 29, 1962 Note From Nagpur Senate Lists Bricket Is Snake Achievements Charming Director Following is a list of accomplishments by the Student Senate this Ed note: Following is a special report from our far left correspondant year: in Nagpnr, on tour with the Main Mast group. Student Referundum By AIR MAIL change the University mascot, but Joined N.S.A. NAGPUR—The Main Mast cast what a chance to boost school has made a big hit in India. We spirit. There's nothing apathetic Sponsored Gripe Sessions have all forgotten our lines by now, about an elephant. but having a wonderful time im- Operation Magnet Each one of us has taken les- provising. Operation Abolition It's just as well, as the plays sons in snake charming. Wait until weren't going over half as well as you see a cobra in a trance over Panel Discussion the college and fraternity songs we the Stein Song. sing. We had everything well Finally, the funniest thing hap- planned before we came, but some- pened this morning. We were on one forgot to tell us they don't un- our way to the Taj Mahal and we derstand English here. saw this lady there that looked ex- One of the most exciting things actly like Jacky Kennedy. She was happened last night. A few of t:lc just standing there with her mouth boys bought toy pistols in Bombay open saying "triffic, triffic!" No one and we finally talked a few of the dared say anything, but we all got natives into playing cowboys and a big kick out of the way she kept Indians with us. joking with this guy she By now we each have called our own Nahru. Elephant and several of the seniors have suggested we bring one home I must close now as Herschel as a class gift. We would have to Bricket, our director, has lost his glasses and is beating a cobra for Who H forgetting his lines. "Twist" With obese Parchesi and His Hoppers Patr. I'm Slippin' An Slidin' (Continued on Page Sixteen) Appearing nightly at "The Dipper"—Old Town been asle With My Darn Slipstick your indi ycli see? There are many like it, but this one is mine. '4104 education My slide rule is my friend and I ment sec shall learn to love it like a friend. I will obey my slide rule. the televi When my stick tells me that Federal t 5 x 5 is 24.8, then, by God, 5 x 5 is on. Wh 24.8! I will learn the anatomy of my slide rule. your who Though I die in the struggle, I monster will use every side; the black scale, the red, the inverted C and the knows is inside-out log, the reversed A, and tell ycit the multilated D. monster We win work together, my slide i rule and I. and on the day when my Patr slide rule and I have finished our appointed task and problems and that the F the answers are right, I will take the their Stal damn stick and have one hell of a fire, I will. ';'•;41.,'.(' • the Main means "I going." your stat( We must vicious en an examp: eral aid! social seci aid to im nasty Fedi our state! ways! W other stat( men Awal THE

Th,,sday, Ma Cocktail Memorial Un tion of forthi Film: 53 1 "Orgies and Dampens Bear Hopes Them" "Doggone it," says Leroy (campus fleabag), "Why can't the Senior claim hr n 1 f:)" fire hydrant. Oh, well, I suppose that they'll both be used for the same thing." Its what's up front That counts Back Issues Of FILTER-BLEN—C) is yours in Winston and only Winston. Up iront you get rich golden tobaccos specially selected The Campus and specially processed for filter smoking. Smoke Winston. Are Available r. Mai At $3 Per Copy N TASTES GOOD like a cigarette should! rch 29, 1962 Foreign Feature Society My muder and my fader new learnin' system. We may send me down from the Coun- not learn things like English or Girls To Get try to this here Callege to et litrature up there, but all we nts an education. They says that talk is our own language any- I need to know a little bit way. Swimming Pool accomplish- mare about potata pickin'. So I think theres a bigger need At last Spring has finally ar- Senate this heres I am. I waas born a boy for better relations with rived and along with the 89 up near the Border in that Arcostak ('ouatay and the State degree weather came the sun- thown thats named for some of Maire. Not tco many pe,pie bathers. Dean Beatrice Hinson ndum kind of whild animal. Yep, I come up to our neck of the announced that beach come down from Caribou. umbrellas k. woods to look around, but we would be purchased for use on In Caribou the winters are sure would like to come down the mall so that the students Seons mighty cold. Pa even wears here to see the :Hes. When could relax between classes. It long underwear to bed. And gnet was asked that Bikinis be net me. I jist cuddle down in my worn to classes or the library lition bed of hay and sleep with my for the draft from the aircon- dog. Jess is a real friend to ;ion ditioners may cause the me. Tried to bring Jess down student to catch cold. It was also an- here to Callege with me but nounced that the mud puddle the Board wouldn't let me. Mr. between the girl's dorms may be Parman, the man who said I enlarged and converted into a could come, said a flat no! Ole awimming pool in the near Jess felt pretty bad. Now I future. have to go home a couple times a year in the travelin' Last Tuesday was 'commit- season to see Jess. ment day". . . the day when I ain't really workin' on any everyone was supposed to -com- kind of degree here at Callege, mit himself to sobriety and a unless you call it advanced good example". Now I know potata pickin'. (I could eat why everybody has been going mah weight in potatas, I jist around with such sober and love em so. Ma often sends glum faces. Who Has Been Tampering With Maine's down a CARE package with Seal? Aroostuk potatas.) It'cic (Mean, was in the Den the other day consuming Patrictie State of Mainers awake! I came here more to see the Cokes While you have sites, than for learnin'. from a Martini glass and bit- been asleep a vicious monster Just as has been encroaching on I was tellin' Pa in a letter the ing off the tops of the glasses your individual rights ! Look around you and what do other day, instead of havin' to and throwing the remainder on go out behind the barn the floor. Beside him stood you see? We'll tell you what you see. Federal aid to theres MY COW, MOLLY places inside the Dick Miken watching in amaze- education, Federal social security, Federal buildin's. employ- And then theres these little ment. "Haven't you even seen ment security, Federal highways, booths or holes this before?" asked Federal control of just big enough they git the trail blazed thru Rick. for one person. You "Sure", said Dick, "but the television you watch and the radio you listen to, go in and the Hindsvail woods, uhy Pa where I talk to someone come from the stems Never did see can come down with the hoss are the Federal taxes on unfair bases, and we could go on and such things before. best part." If that keeps and bring ole Jess. Be good up they'll have to close on. Who is this vicious monster who is plotting to run We live much the other way travel:n' than. down Pat's In the Country cellar from lack of business. your whole life from cradle to the grave? Who is this than yuh do Most forgot to tell yah about down here in the States. monster who advocates Callege my cow, Molly. Pretty proud There were a few parties this Socialism, which everyone Is much more flouter, we go out af her, she gives a good big weekend but nothing official knows is just another word for Communism? We'll into the fields and learn con- bucket full every morning and except at Phi Kappa Sigha. Pro- structive things. Our tell you who this vicious monster is. The vicious poplations night. heen over to the Cal- fessor Trofford, the chaperone gittin' higher, too. monster is the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. lege barns and there are some reported that it was rather The governor said jist the COWS who most go over Molly's quiet except for the floor show. Patriotic State of Mainers haven't even noticed other day theys gonna be a bucket full. The new Can-Can girls from Paris were the hit of the eve- that the Federal Government has been tampering with ,ANIIIMINO•••• ning. Only one sad episode was their State Seal. Maine citizens have forgotten that he breakup of Stephen Nitwit the Maine Seal once said "Dingo" which in Roman and Sara Loser. Better luck next time. means "Hey, hey you come along and go where I'm They're the Latest! going." Patriotic Maine citizens awake! Change Just a hint before exams. Don't try to write crib notes your state seal back to Dingo and do on what it says! your boomerang, because "it We must lead the other ignorant states away from the won't come back". vicious encroachments of the Monster! We must set The Greatest! It's time to draw this nonsense an example for the others to follow! Reject all Fed- to a cicse and so I'll make like a tree and leave. eral aid! Do away with all the filthy aspects of it -- social security, eniployment benefits, welfare benefits, aid to impacted areas! We must pay back all the Mint Flavored Sneakers CLASSIFIED nasty Federal money which has been slyly dumped in FOR .LE: Second-hand cloth our state! We must pay for all the interstate high- 100 pr. skivvies. 15 slightly-tom mens shirts. Call—S66- W076520-3. ways! We must stand on our own feet and Dingo the POSITIONS AVAILABLE: Cail New Editor, Maine Campus, other states out of their complacency. Patriotic Maine I.-to-maid Hall. WANTED: Tar and feather re- men Awake! mover. Call old editor. Maine ('ampus, Fernald Hall. THE MAINE CALENDAR wilinuel from pages one Th/Isday. March 29: Friday, March and 30: two) Cocktail party, Bear's Den. Vacation begins at noon Memorial Union, 7-9 (in celebra- why wait until Friday? Leave tion of ferthcoming vacation.) now and avoid the traffic. APRIL FOOL Film: 53 Education Building, Monday, April 9: "Orgies and How to Throw Alka-Seltaer, black coffee. Them" bennies — all free at the Union. ••••••naff Maine IFC cordially invites you

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41k Dave Lamb: Mr. Hamilton: Vicki Waite: Scholar! What's the matter, you had a Guess won't hang myself after Why I majored in journalism! dime last months all, they're leaving. Barry Mills: What gifl Censored 1962 leave As a studen I'm not su. in the Cls that by vol play a smal Letter From selectionl Let me be stating that The Editor ship propos library an Dear Reader: what's wron money to Cne year ago we took over the reins of this first place, newspaper, breathing fire and words of warning is there a to the press of the nation. We were full of go-go need on the and ready to turn The Maine Campus into a Carol-Ann Obliskey: for our $5.1 Tom Shields: combination of the best of The Daily Record and does the res; The New York Times. May Vaig, Washington Correspondent You want that story THIS week! iding books We had what was needed — a business man- graduating cl ager that could sell cuff links to aborigines, a sponsibility o: nosy news crew, a radical and fearless editorial sity to provii staff, and an advisor and administration that of necessities their backs and cringed. willingly turned rate of tuitio It was slow at first. We attacked the Reds paying each 3 and final exams and supported motherhood and such areas democracy. Our news columns contained in- recreation, an frrmation on proms and high school day. We rest with the didn't get a letter for two weeks. not with our $ The Finally we moved. We scorched and slammed real cci Mitch Miller, Castro, John Gould, Robert Welch lies with the and his JB gang, the state legislature, our con- basic argunier gressmen. the Bangor News, the CIA, the ROTC, and the General Student Senate. Ingrid Bain: We endorsed recognition of Red China by the Roped, tied, (or branded! Millie Simpson: UN, Educational Television, the library, auto Library I really ouit, that's a promise! safety, and birth control. Why Not? I a spade. Yot My how the letters rolled in! To get an edts sume this. H, In the span of 30 issues we received more than educated? By t)) letters. By comparison, if the New York ing, talking, a: Times did as well in proportion to their circula- do these thingi tion, they would have to print 1000 letters a day. even pseudo-i 'This is the only way we figure we beat The need a base. Times. As for the Daily Record, our photogra- The library phers v.ene willing., but we didn't have the sub- university shou ject matter. est resource fc The library of Letters slammed, supported, knocked and ridi- Maine needs bi ct.led everything from foreign aid to holding adequate mat hands. It wasn't all bad, however. Two letters realize that tl contained praise for our foolhardy efforts. lacks sufficient plementary re It was great fun and, believe it or not, we We find that Joel learned something — maintaining a free press hliVhIivay van and making everybody happy at the same time Ginny Dyer: is one hell'uva battle. A ny one going to it in::field ! In keeping with the spirit of April Fools Day. Statue thf- preceding pages are filled with nonsense. Those seniors What follows, depending on how you lock at it, to support the the University is sensible. statue, but hay We want to thank all of our readers for their cause they feat patience, concern and money for ads and sub- vandals on a WI may now mem scriptions. A coat of It We wish the very best of luck to our new edi- stance called Epe tor and his enthusiastic crew. Godspeed and may the Bear resistan es you live !n harmony with the Student Senate and knives of make the statue the ROTC Department and pass JR-90 as well. as a target for Sincerely, 'spirit' in years ti The substance, Earl Smith, Editor waterproofing, the Toni Kan Agency of Bangor which will never Siii:th: Bcb Kelieter: Earl it if the statue i Is for Maine. Any complaints! gift, has shown c Special Feature Class Of '62 Editorials

Fditor's Note: The following editorials were written by three members of the senior class expressing their viewpoints on the three pro- posed gifts to the university.

Scholarships faction is that those who oppose versity. It need not necessarilN What gift will the Class of this idea, in a way, oppose the be something material. It has 1962 leave to this University? Maine Tradition or Maine Spirit. been said that there are too As a student, I must admit that Must the Maine Spirit be in many scholarships. However I I'm not sure: but as a senior the form of a wooden idol? I am inclined to seriously doubt in the Class of 1962. I know wonder how long an idol would this. For example, how many that by voting. I can at least last under adverse weather and of you know someone who play a small part in that final student conditions. One senior dropped out selection! of school for finan- at our class meeting said "it cial reasons? Now, how many "... IT DOESN'T MATTER WHICH ONE!" Let me begin my argument by might be a good thing if the of you have made it to your stating that I favor the scholar- bear were stolen, because then senior year without help from ship proposal over both the we could go get it back". I your parents, a scholarship, or library and the bear. Now, think our $5,000 should maine be the G. I. Bill? Personally, I campus what's wrong with giving the utilized for more productive don't think I could have grad- money to the library? In the ends. One last comment on the uated in four years without the first place, I must ask myself, bear. Are those who are pro- G.I. Bill! Yet there are some EDITORIALS is there a real and definite pcsing the bear thinking of the seniors who wish to deny this need on the part of the library good that it will accomplish, or right to future students by for our $5,000? If there is, do they want to be able to turning thumbs down on the does the responsibility of pro- point to the wooden statue, The Need For A and scholarship proposal. Remem- Joint Effort viding books rest upon each say "I put that there." The ber, if scholarships graduating should be We class, or is it the re- latter in my opinion would in- understand that another selected as our class gift, we can fraternity has recent- sponsibility of this state univer- deed be a selfish motive. ly been placed on social later decide on the method of probation for drinking viola- sity to provide for these types What about scholarships? tions. We have its distribution. Its uses can only one comment to make to of necessities? With the high Well, unfortunately, those we cannot vary from athletics to concerned with enforcing rate of tuition a fund university regulations: either we students are attach a plaque to this sugges- crack established for the sons and down on all the licuses or paying each year, I believe that tion and hence don't do anything. we may lose daughters of the Class Ignore the such areas of 1962, regulations! We feel that as classrooms, some supporters. But Just what it is quite un- whatever we should decide. So, fair to punish a few recreation, and library facilities is the purpose for the sins of many. Many of a class gift? let's get together and of rest vote for the houses engage with the administration and Must it be something tangible in social drinking, but only the scholarships. I might a few not with our $5.000! add pay the penalty. If to look at or to touch? I think in a dormitory student is caught closing that it is not only drinking The real controversy, I think, a class gift should be some- he, and he alone, is punished. our responsibility to select a His whole lies with the bear proposal. A thing useful and beneficial dorm does not stiffer. The from class gift with an open mind, same rule should apply to basic argument of the bear the graduating class to the fraternities. Illegal Uni- but also with an open heart. drinking is an individual problem and should be treated as such. The fraternity houses should only be punished as a whole if the members become Library destructive. We feel that it is time that the whole problem was reviewed. Why Not? Let's call priirdical literature is limited. a spade the Class of 1962 donate the Any solution should not be a a spade. You're Freshmen understand that purely administrative here. Why? they amount of $5,000 to the universi- one; To get an education? cannot write their English it should be the result of a joint Let's as- re- ty library in the form of a self- eff:',rt between sume this. How search papers on their the university does one get own perpetuating fund. Money from and the students. educated? By studying, choice of topics because the lit- think- this fund could be used at the ing, talking, and listening. erary facilities are inadequate. To discretion of the librarian for do these things intelligently, We should realize that or certain buying more reference material, even pseudo-intelligently, courses cannot be given you be- microfilm, technological jour- Students, You've need a base. cause complete reading accounts Been Fooled nals, greater selections for grad- are not available. The library of any college or uate study, and periodicals, as Most of us remember university Our college is expanding, the referendum should be the great- and well as building up old stock by held March 19 est resource with this growth, programs with the Student Senate to for a sound base. are new editions. determine whether the stu- The library of the University being set up for post graduate dent body of In looking at the problem of wanted the voting age lowered Maine needs broader work. Many more programs for to 18. How- and more selecting a class gift to the ever, only most of us adequate material. graduate work could be offered remember it. The We all university, we feel that this the instigators of realize that if the library resources were referendum seem to have the reserve desk suggestion is not only worth- forgotten it. lacks sufficient enlarged. copies of sup- while, but lasting. Let's make William Chandler, plementary reading To meet Vice-President of material. the needs of a grow- our gift a practical benefit to the student We find that the selection Senate, attended the constitutional in ing university, we suggest that the university. hearing in Augusta March 21 to express his personal opinion that the voting age should be lowered. This is fine and good. Mr. Chandler is to be congratulated for his interest Statue affairs. in civic terest and has given time and Sentiment and tradition Those seniors who would like have expense to provide the neces- never been ccnsidered to support the idea of giving uselcss on However, the cookie crumbled sary information on behalf of a college campus. when a member of the University a Black Bear If sentiment the constitutional the Class of 1962. Our thanks. is silly, then so are board asked Chandler statue, but have hesitated be- reunions. what would Those who fear the Bear house parties, homecoming happen if a referendum cause they fear the work of will and were held on a University be carted off by athletic statues of school mascots campus. vandals on a wooden structure, rivals and Chandler replied that he thought must remember it will be made founders on campuses from it would be may now reconsider! turned down. Chandler seems of 2000 feet of laminated Maine coast to coast. to have forgotten that A coat of the miracle sub- Pine (not 200 feet a referendum was held as reported Class gifts over the past 10 on a University campus stance called Epoxy would make in last week's and it Campus). The years have averaged less than was, in fact, turned down by the Bear resistant to the match- statue itself a 342-147 vote. will weigh more S2010. If the Bear is selectel es and knives of pranksters and than a ton, Maybe plus it will be se- this year. we will have approxi- Mr. Chandler thought make the statue more durable that the question re- cured to a cement base. mately $1000 to place ferred to some other as a target, for vivacious scheol toward a University campus. But No proponents of the Bear scholarship or a library then, how 'spirit' in years to come. fund. many universities are there in will argue that it is needed Selecting the Bear would not Maine? The substance, often used for above all else. However, the only enable the MSS of 1962 The referendum waterproofing, was suggested posters hanging in the by giving of a gift is often an op- to be remembered for contribu- Union on the Tom Kane Advertising the day of the referendum said portunity to give something ting to the academic progress that the results of the Agency of Bangor. This agency, vote would unique, something that would of our University. but also for be forwarded to Augusta. which will never realize As of Monday. a prof- not be given by those who sup- leaving a symbol of the 'spirit' March 26, the results of the it if the statue is selected as a port the necessary of referendum never left the operations of the institution which con- Senate office. gift, hos shown considerable in- the University. This is five days tributes so much to college after the constitu- life. tional hearings were held. Orono, Orono, Maine, March 29. 1962 Maine, 10 THE MAINE c.tmrus Letters To The Editor FOR ARROW SHIRTS IN BANGOR Schoei THE POINTS TO Take His Key Supplier Ledur To the Editor: To the Editor: Professor WI of the History This morning as several c) us partment, will Your advertisement in the E,xcitanqe Street • Bangor, were dozing on our beds, or on Wednesday, 0-181 Maine Campus has recently studying, or playing cards or ber of the Uni ccme to my attention, and I something a knock was heard 1956. Schoenbi read it considerable at our doors. Before we could with inter- of the Universi Here answer it, the door was opened est. in the South, there the Fletcher Scl and our cheery janitor stuck his are large colonies of termites, plomacy. This New head in. It seems that an and I feel that I would be in a of Last Lecture ironing board or something was position to act as a supplier Associated Woi for your business. Undoubtedly, Tabber missing and so he took it in his Other spring I would be able to offer a larg- head to search our rooms. are: What irks us is that he opened er volume of termites than any Elections the doors that were locked and Northern supplier, and may I for cers will be he went into the room. We feel snap assure you my price would be after spring vact that no one has a right to enter far below that of any Northern will have a ch our rooms, especially when we're competitor. Your idea of an- Candidates" at The authentic not in, unless we invite them. on Sunday, Apr British tab collar. Perhaps somebody should take tique furniture is a good cne away his master key. It's a and should net monetary re- The annual April 19, bad habit to get into. turns. will be Here's a college shirt with the distinctive u.ith Miss Mar nuisance tab collar minus the of a bran Irate Gannetters Do let me know how many collar button to hold the tabs in place. arcss of termites you wish. I HOLMAN have the shipping crates in The tabs snap together under the tie knot Stillwal giving you the crisp, clean "savoir fake" readiness. All types c look. Try Tab ber Snap for a change of So There! Felicia S. Webster work— striped oxford white and colors. pace in Louisiana State University and i To the Editor: $5.00 Baton Rouge, La. Starting r Service & Being a freshman here at Weekdays' Maine, I thought that I woold Holidays inform you that I will sit where I damn please in the Bear*.i :Tditor's Note: We regret 8 a.m --ARROW Den. Anyone but an idiot -4- to would :;ay that due to a short- From the prefer a booth over the hard-backed chairs commonly age of space we were unable "Cum Laude Collection" found in the Den. to publish our two weekly

As an afterthought, I won- features: "Dissonance" and der if Meg McMullen has a EVER the "Heargarden", however corner of the Den all her own, COLLE Your Exclusive Arrow Dealer in Old Town since she doesn't seem to it these regular features will into any particular group. return after vacation like STUDE A. GOLDSMITH Bruce Chapman die re:t of us, we hope. CAN BI J. by 53 years of service to U. of M. students —see us for your college jewelry — DeGRASSE JEWELERS reading atch and jewelry repairing cainpw• dealers for Hamilton Watt elle, this 3ti Main St., Orono tel. 6-4032 book SIC FLICS An understandi contained in Health —4ce with , tures by Mary] $TUDENTS remove the pres COLLEGE cents today's c /14 upon NV110111 i IN THE mands are be RIOTS academic exce114 VACATION Free to You Science and I-1 read, borrowed, for $3 What touches off the vicious vacation riots in resort at any Cl Reading Room. towns from coast to coast? What madness causes copy will be mai the drunkenness, open immorality, violent battles paid. After 30 with police? What sudden mob impulse can moti- keep the book ly vate a crowd of 30,000 educated young men and cost or return it women into a rampage of destruction? Perhaps it's Room in the r provided. a new way to "let off steam" ... a savage kind of self-expression. But why are so many college Information and Health students—presumably the nation's most "adult" ma tamed on campt and sophisticated young people—involved? Why do they knowingly risk their futures, even their Chnst•ian lives for a few hours of wild abandon? In the new April McCall's, don't miss the unbelievable, yet Organi, true, report on the spread of this insane activity. the terrible price you may have to pay if you're University( 1:ING involved ... and $.514;1.0.1.0 how you can help stop the insanity. "If it's all right with you Captain, Meeting in the new April 7:39 p.m. I think I'll drop R.O.T.C." 16,cl'ETTES Meetint;

6..C...9.4 /14.80.421111M Drummoml IC a S Memorial 21 GREAT TOBACCOS MAKE 20 WONDERFUL SMOKES! GET WITH THE GRAND PRIX . . . ENTER TODAY, ENTER INCESSANIL, NOW ON SALE AT ALL NEWSSTANDS I )roito. Maine, March 29, 1962 9. 1962 THE MAINE CANIPE 11 Schoenberger To Give "Last Notices Reggie's Lecture" In Penthouse AWS Series Freshmen interested in civil en- gineering are invited to attend Hiya kids, Hiya, Professor Walter S Schoenberger, a Hiya Hiya. 1962, so do some serious thinking State Commissioner of Labor and smoker Wednesday, April 11, Once again of the History and Government at I have pulled out the and let us know. I will be looking De- Industry, speaking on "Women—A 7:00 p.m., in the Walker Room old Smith Corona partment, will give his Last to say a few forward to speaking with you. in the Lecture Many Splendid Being." Miss Martin of the Memorial Union. Robert words in on Wednesday. April 11th. my own original inimit- As long as I am here I want to recently A mem- has a long career in both public and Lyons, from Dupont Explosives, able style. ber of the University The time of year is rapid- say a few things about the senior and I faculty since political life. She attended Wellesley will be the guest speaker. ly approaching 1956, Schoenberger is when, along with class gift. As most of you have prob- inter- a graduate College and received her Bachelor spring and the e of the University of Pittsburgh usual young man's ably heard, there is a bit of disagree- there and of Arts degree from the University Anyone interested in trying fancy jazz, Maine ', the Fletcher School of Law out Day also ap- ment as to what the Senior class will and Di- of Maine. New officers will also be for business manager proaches. As ermites. plomacy. This is the third or editor of long as I am on the give to the University. I am in favor in a series announced at the Spring Assembly. the Prism, contact subject of Maine be in a of Last Lectures, sponsored Mr. Hamilton at Day, I want to of a statue of a Bear which would by the A Leadership Training 2 Fernald Hall as soon say a few words about supplier Associated Women Students. program as possible. the Mayoral- serve as a seed for tradition and a will be held later in ty campaigns. mibtedly, the spring for focal point for Campus spirit. My Other spring activities of junior residents, newly Anyone interested A mayoralty a larg- AWS -elected AWS in working as committee has been reasons are not selfish ones. I want are: officers, and next-year's a Campus reporter contact recently formed han any house presi- Fred and we are now in the University to have a Bear; Some- dents. AWS hopes that Sampson at 3 Fernald Hall or at the market for candidates. Elections for 1962-63 AWS offi- with the co- The quali- thing that we can each point to in may I operation of the houses, house Beta House. fications are cers will be held the second week presi- simply the desire to pride as the embodiment of all that could be dents for next fall can be elected serve. The job as mayor after spring vacation. This year girls LIBRARY HOURS—SPRING can be a is the University of Maine. As our gorthern this spring. time consuming one, and it can will have a chance to "Meet the RECESS also school grows, the closeness and Candidates" be a rewarding one if the candidate spirit which of an- at Penobscot Lounge Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 is now an important on Sunday, p.m. is sincere in his desire to do some- part of pod cne April 15, from 4-5 p.m. Saturdays & Sundays our Campus life will start ---Closed. thing for this University of ours. to dwindle. The annual Except: Reserve Reading Rather than have this ,ary re- Spring Assembly, Room (It would also help if the candidate happen I April 19, will and Education Room, want to have a Bear on be held in the evening which will be weighed over 250 lbs. and had a Campus v.ith Miss Marion closed. which will keep us to- Martin. Maine good healthy point average.) gether in spirit. Anyone wishing to Physically, the Bear use material Seriously though. it is an honor to will be the best v many from these rooms should that money can buy, arrange to be Mayor and it is a big responsi- so I see no reason have it left at the Circulation for any alarmists wish. I HOLMAN'S Desk bility, too. We of the Committee to worry about TEXACO before 1 p.m. March 30. a 12 foot bear rates in want to make sure that all of the mounted in a Stillwater Corner cement base to be candidates have the best possible stolen or mutilated. qualifications. The All types of only require- Aside from Quant Lab life mechanical ments for consideration has work—guaranteed are that the no joys for me, as I'm sure many candidate must have a respectable people will testify....1 and insured. point average hope that Liversity and have the support all of you little freshmen of some organization have ad- Starting and Towing on Campus (E. justed, especially the "Happiness G. Dormitory, Sorority, Service & Accessories Fraternity. Twins...." As for anyone else that etc.). Now is an especially good might be reading Weekdays 7 a.m.-9 p.m. By INGRID RAIN ... send my bets time to consider running. to the infirmary Holidays & Sundays "Shangri-la," this year's Junior A crew and as Foo talk with parents and friends King that great Chinese Prom setting, took over the Me- will philosopher e regret 8 a.m.-8 p.m. help you make up your mind once said "One morial Gym Friday night. A pago- and of these days P-0- then a short call to me at 0-0-W-W-W-W, da, pool. Japanese murals, lanterns, ORONO right in the a short- 866-2659 will put you in kisser" Well good and fountains added atmosphere for consideration. night Tiger The deadline for ap- and good night my unable the Oriental setting. Les Elgart and plications little governess, has been set as April 18, wherever you are. his band played for dancing, and weekly Walter Schoenberger S. from the comments heard, he was one of the ce" and AWS has recently established best liked bands in a a long EVERY two-hundred dollar scholarship time. During intermission, the to Colby Eight however be given annually to a deserving sang. Fans and Japa- Intro - nese hats were State COLLEGE woman student in any class. The given as prom fa- Attention ! res will vors and fortune winner of this scholarship will be cookies and punch were served for on like STUDENT determined through the Office of refreshments. Collegiate Conf. All prospecthe candidates for At Tan Student Aid. Epsilon Phi the pledges Campus May-or are asked to con- tope. entertained the brothers at the tact Rick CAN BENEFIT Recently, the Constitution Com- an- Minkin. c/o Tan Epsi. nual Hades Hop. Devils and Set Ion Phi, mittee presented revisions of stream- For April 14 866-4459, before spring the ers were among the decorations. vacation Constitution to the houses to vote. if possible; otherwise im- The band, the Ghost Riders, The in:I-a-State Collegiate Con- mediately by All revisions were passed with the went after vacation. The along with the theme. Mr. ference, part of the General Student deadline exception of "signing out when go- and Mrs. for applications is April Miller were the chaperons. Senate's "Op:ration Magnet," is now 18. reading ing to Orono." scheduled I A "Gay Nineties" mood hit for Saturday, April 14. The most significant revision is Lambda Chi Alpha last weekend. The conference, which will the establishment of the new office be this Full skirted dresses for the girls held on campus, is an effort to de- of first vice-president who must be and striped shirts for the boys set termine why college graduates leave a senior. Her major duties will be the style for the "good old days," Maine, and what can be done University Hosts book to preside in the absence of the to a favorite party at the Lambda Chi encourage them to stay. The object president, to be chairman of the An understanding of the truth house. The Ghost Riders were here of "Operation Magnet' is to inform One-Act nominations committee, and to Plays contained in Science be also to make the party a hit college students of the and chairman of the House Presidents with existing and Health with their music. potential occupational and The University will be host to a Key to the Scrip- Board. The election of this office voca- regional tures Rounding tional opportunities in the state. one act play contest on by Mary Baker Eddy can will be by ballot with two or mere out the weekend were Thursday, the liVoodehopper's To achieve March 27, in the Little remove the pressure which con- girls running. Ball at Alpha these ends, the Stu- Theatre. Gamma Rho dent Senate Participating high schools cerns today's college student and the Fiji Island is inviting all recognized are winners party at Phi colleges from their district area upon whom increasing de- Gamma Delta. On and universities in the state schools. Saturday there was a jazz concert to send delegates to the conference. mands are being made Plays will for at Phi Gam with Sarg Weller fur- Maine business and government be presented by Bucks- academic excellence. port High School and Union News nishing the music. leaders are also being invited to Bangor High School at 4:00. Stearns High Free to You for 30 Days Well, Spring vacation starts to- participate. School, Foxcroft Academy, and Fort Fair- Science and morrow which is probably as much The heart of the conference will Health may be April 10—Poetry Hour—Hyman field High School will present plays read, news to you as everything else in be a panel discussion in the Gym- borrowed, or purchased Plutzick, Horatio, reader: at 7:00. The faculty and the student this column. If I have done nothing nasium. Invited to lead the discus- for $3 at any Christian Science Charles L. Anderson body are invited. The final one act ort more I have to my credit approxi- sion are Maynard Dolloff, Richard Reading Room. On request April 11—Wednesday Film— play contest will be held at Bowdoin sea a mately 15 misspelled names, 3 girls Dubord, Edward Hutchinson and copy will be mailed The River, 4 p.m., Bangor Room College in April. to you post- tied up to the wrong boys, 5 couples Governor John H. Reed, all candi- lea paid. After NOTICE: ACE OF SPADES The District 8 Elimination 30 days you may in the wrong category and many dates for Governor in the Debate DATE HAS BEEN CHANGED June Tournament was held )ti- keep the book by remitting the other mistakes. I also want to thank primaries. at Burlington, TO SAT., MAY 5 Vermont on March nd cost or return it to the Reading all the helpful reporters who put 22-24. Irene To date, the Senate has had a Brown and Joyce Higgins partici- Room in the mailing carton those pinnings that never happened definite t's acceptance from Dubord, pated in eight rounds of debate. provided. into my mailbox. while of Dolloff and Hutchinson have Each debate was attended by two Pinned: Charlotte Wingate accepted ,ge Information about to informally by telephone. judges, making a possibility of six- Science Sigma Nu Elects John Snell, Sigma Phi Charles and Health may also Epsilon; Ferguson, President of the teen favorable decisions. The Uni- It" be ob- Dianne Rollins, Mechanic Falls, to Student Senate expects versity team tained on campus Delta Nu Chapter of Sigma their written won two decisions from through the Nu Jeffrey LaCroix, Lambda Chi Al- acceptances in the St. Anselm's, hy Fraternity has elected officers near future. St. John' Fisher Col- for pha; Deborah Yelland, Clifton, lege. and the remainder of the semester Governor Reed has Fordham College. They eir and N. J., to Thomas Scala, Theta Chi; indicated that won one Christian Science next year. Commander Thomas he may have prior committments. decision and lost one de- PW Ho Grenier, St. Mary's Hospital, cision to Gardner will serve in office In this case, his position Brandeis University and for the Lewiston, to Thomas Martin, Sigma will be Fordham 'et Organization remainder of the semester and taken by Earl Hillman, School of Education. Com- Alpha Epsilon; Molly Fay to Peter president of mander-Elect Lewis O'Brien the state senate. Two decisions were lost to will Forbush, Delta Tau Delta; Jacque Holy assume the post next fall. - Cross, Boston College, and 're 1)n Hill to Philip Ingeneri, Workshops to delve into Univer- University of Maine Other officers elected are: Tau the po- sity of Vermont, making a Stanley Epsilon Phi: Beverly 1Flewelling, tentials of the state total of y. Roberts, Lieutenant Commander; will be held eight decisions won, and Meeting time Thomas Jr. College, to following welcoming eight de- Patrick Nixon, Secretary; Fred Lord, addresses by cisions lost. Holy Cross. Maurice Tau Epsilon Phi. University President Boston Col- 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays Caron, Treasurer; Donald Stone, Lloyd H. lege, University of Vermont, Elliott, Lloyd K. Allen. St. Pledge Marshall; Richard Morin, Engaged: Bonnie Gilkey, West- Commis- John's University, and M.I.T. sioner of the Department were Meeting place Social Chairman; Michael brook Jr. College, to David of Eco- the top five colleges in the Timmons, Jowett, nomic Development, tourna- Steward; William Blake, Theta Chi: Mary Newell to and members ment. Drummond Chapel House Ed- of the Student Manager; Richard Pelletier. ward Morrison, '61; Ruth Senate. The work- The University Alumni Ann shops will wil send two teams Memorial Union Contact Officer Phelps to Lloyd Elliott, he concerned with agri- to the New and Chaplain; Barry jr. cultural, England Forensic Con- Devine, Sentinal; educational, governmental. ference Bradburne Millet, Married: Betty Goulden to Nich- manufacturing Tournament at Central Con- Scholarship Chairman and non-manufactur- necticut State 4.0-0-014.49+1.0's.OwON.49w49•KON-Oudoil4 and Reporter. olas Kingsbury, U. S. Coast Guard. ing interests. College in New Bri- JS tain, Connecticut. BE OR Bartlett Pitches BollicTs In Maine Lidlifter SPORTS EDITOR mumullsmass University of Maine Baseball Coach 1962 being the year of the orbit, it seems only fitting that it also be Jack Butterfield has named his tentative lineup for the Bears' 1962 opener at Columbia University the year of the first trans-continental subway series. If the crystal ball isn't on Saturday. clouded or doesn't shatter by September, such will be the case as the New Senior righthander George Bart- lett will draw the hurling assignment, York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers square off in October for a re- with Captain Bill Livesey splitting newal of their co-authored illustrious world series epic. the pitching chores. Senior Pete Hen- Before the Irish exodus, for non-Irish but green reasons, New York derson and sophomore Dick Dolloff writers Tennis and high living out of towners liked nothing better than a Yankee- have been named by Butterfield to Team Goes Dodger (or the Giants would do) world series, better known as "A Subway share the chores at the University of Virginia on Monday. Maine 401 Series." The paid observers were able to meet their copy quotas and still The mentor is undecided on his pitching get in a full week with overtime at Toots Shor's. On Shoveled Court rotation beyond these two contests. The last chapter was added in 1956, the year of the perfect Livesey will open in centerfield, Si Dunklee's tennis team moved performance, and that was the last time a pennant was won in Ebbetts where outside for the first time Mon- he will perform when not day in preparation for the 1962 Field. Two years later Walter O'Malley had lifted wings and flown his on the mound, and will bat third opener at Connecticut April 13. dub to the golden coast. Horace Stoneham for the Bears. Senior third Dunklee and the squad members ly by the other duo, according to AWS tagged along for good base- put in many hours over luck. The buck also figured as Walter reasoned, and Horace sagely man Ed Ranzoni, an .411-Yankee the weekend Dunklee. shoveling snow and chipping ice Greely and Jean oppose agreed, two clubs in California would cut down on travel expenses. Conference choice last year as Perrin was from the courts. The result was that and Stubbs for the third doubles When Don Larsen fired his third strike past Dale Mitchell for con- Livesey, has been picked to fill the clean up position by But- the club was able to move out of the team used in match play. The Hear secutive , out number 27, the Dodgers had made their last historic world series terfield. gym at the earliest date in years. former are rated the edge. effort. And, as was the case more often Letterman Joel Densmore than not, they were on the supporting cur- The 1962 schedule: April 13, at The A.W.S. is I end. SPEEDY SOUTHSIDERS rently leads The 1959 go with the Chicago-go White Sox was merely an off year the race for the num- Connecticut; April 14, at Rhode Assembly on Thu ber for the series as the Yankees also took the year off. The entire tentative lineup has one position and will prob. Island; April 21, New Hampshire; at 8:00 p.m. The ably- open catcher Ronnie Marks leading off, there as he did last April 28, Colby; May 2, Bates; May Marion E. Martin, BILLY MARTIN SAVES year. followed by short stop Connie Nis- However, Captain Dave 5, at Bowdoin; May 7, at Bates; May Labor and Industr: Going back through the years, who can forget some of the other bet. Both bat left handed and are O'Donnell and newcomer Gene 11 and 12, Yankee Conference at Maine. Elliott are pushing Densmore for momentous feats performed in subway series. Billy Martin carved his niche rated as the two fastest men on the Storrs; May 14 and 15, MIAA at club. They will be followed the honor. in history with a game saving catch against the Bums in 1952. Everyone but by right Waterville; May 19, at Colby; and handers Livesey and Ranzoni. Bill Simonton, the 1961 frosh Bantam Billy had May 25, Bowdoin. taken the afternoon off to snooze. The Dodgers, of Butterfield has picked junior Dave captain, and Ray Jean and Jon course, were the unhappy victims. Gaw to bat fifth and open in right Stubbs, who ranked second and Don Newcombe (remember him?) took it on the nose (this was field. Second basemen Dave "Zash" third on the fresh, add depth to the the first time) in 1949 when Tommy Henrich beat the Dodgers, 1-0, Thompson and Lenny MacPhee will Maine squad. Lowest prices, best service on a homerun. alternate in the sixth slot. Thompson Other candidates include junior However, 1947 was entirely different. The Dodgers forgot to read the will face righthanders, MacPhee Dave Greely, UMP transfer Phil southpaws. Pierce and senior script. They lost naturally, but they will never be forgotten for several of Norm Perrin. Tydol Flying -A-. Dunklee has set his tentative their efforts. Al Gionfriddo raced almost out of Yankee Stadium to pull If a right hander opens against Maine, senior Pete doubles teams. Fighting for honors down a sure Joe DiMaggio homerun. The Yankee bull pen crew was rudely Forbush will be at first base. Otherwise, Gaw as the top duo are the teams of interrupted by Al as he made a determined bid to join their cozy little right next door to campus group. will handle the initial sack and O'Donnell and Densmore and the Lest the Brooks get too cocky, however, while they completely spoiled either Phil Morse or John Gib- pair of Simonton and Elliott. O'Don- on College Ave. Floyd Bevens' most memorable afternoon by ruining his near no-hitter, bons will be in right. Morse and nell and Densmore played together Bevens' name lives connection last year but are being pressed close- longer in with that contest than does the Gibbons are righthanders while Service and Repairs name of the fellow who broke it up, Cookie—Lavagetto. Forbush bats lefty. Tommy Henrich. a known Dodger hater, figured in 1941 in Skip Chappelle has been picked another memorable moment. This ran according to script. The Yanks to start in left field and bat in the ketball All-Star game and Butterfield were supposedly out of the game and were, supposedly once again, eighth position. Chappelle reinjured is not sure of his condition. Chap- playing out the string. However, what was meant to be the last pitch his ankle in the Hall of Fame bas- pelle wil be followed by the pitcher. of the game slipped through the Brooks' Mickey Owen and the Yank.; roared off to another victory. Indications are, however, that the Dodgers may have left their inclina- tion for playing the bit role behind when they winged west. In '59 they beat MARION E. the Chisox and, while this has been their only flag flown on the coast, they have been solid contenders every year. Outdoor Angle Miss Martin was post of Commissionc RUMS MAY JELL By DICK STAIGER Industry in April 19. 1962 is no exception. In fact, if their unit jells, and it should or Walt tribution to public s Alton may be packing. Lost Angeles will be flying a flag next April. And. Ice fishing is just about over. and grow into flies. Tackle is be- 1930 when she was it won't be the stars and strips at the Angel opener. The season doses in most areas ing broken out that has been in Maine House of Playing in a real ball park, Don Drysdale, the temperamental this Saturday. Sunday is the open- storage for the dark months. The Short course After two well twirler, may very well reach the peak predicted for him. Don has ing of the open water season reel oil is flowing freely and hooks sper trout and salmon. never been slow to find fault with the coliseum. With a good start, are taking on a new edge. As House Miss Martin n Robert Ruark's in lifelong Drysdale may pick up momentum and become the first hurler since This season the regulations are "Old Man" said, State Senate. There "half the excitement of fishing Doubleday to go undefeated. generally the same except for one the Joint Committee major change. is in the preparation." economics for The Dodger pitching staff has led the National League in strike outs The limit on trout, fairs and the Comn salmon, togue, and black bass The West Branch of the will Penob- Prisons, for more than a decade. With the likes of Drysdale, Sandy Koufax and Don be 10 in total. The 7/12 pound ag- scot River is looking good. The college seniors! later becomi Williams around, they should make it again. More important, they're a good gregate weight limit will still be in stretch of the river running from both those committee bet to lead the loop in victories. effect. "Rip" Dam down to the steel bridge from is a good first day If you are soon going to The transplanted Brooks are the league's fastest club. Good years With sight of increasing bet. The quick water areas are open graduate, you'll be inter- youngsters Frank Howard. Ron Fairly, Willie Davis and Tommy Davis, amounts of open water anticipa- now and the ice remaining on the ested in learning about New and another good year from Duke Snider and Wally Moon and the Bums tion is growing. The slower water is "fly tying covered with York Life's program of life is in business. season" is beginning water. The whole to give way stretch is expected insurance especially suitable to thoughts to be open for the Secu As for the Yankees, the other nine teams are already shooting of the "fly using sea- First. Last year this water produced for college students. fingers for the other four first division slots. If Roger Mans is putting son." The winter has seen bare some 30 good trout and salmon the Send for your free copy of The search is on-- interviews batting practice, he'll hooks take on fur and feathers all the time he spent last year on into first day. No reason why this year the informative booklet,"It's ;4;) honor the nation's reach the fences for triple figures and the Bombers will win by 25 should be any different. Your Move, Joe ..." mg college girl—and 5 games. Small streams are showing the in this area have a results of last week's rain. The write ... phone ... or visit entrants in this annul high water has removed much of Are we going to let s Styrna Starts the ice and hopes are now run- Harold D. Johnson ing school bring ho ning quite high. 7 Main St. Not when we have sor St. Louis Hawks Choose Bend those rods on the first Bangor intelligent and attr Track Practice day. girls in America righi 942-6776 campus! Chappelle In NBA Draft Practice began Monday for the or One of our student 1962 outdoor tracksters, comprised 942-5934 the new "National Cc Maine's all time scoring king, All-Yankee Conference, and All- mostly of this year's indoor team. She can win more ti Skip Chappelle, was picked by the Maine honors. The turnout was not exactly prom- Beds — Chests prizes, including a ti Hawks ising with the absence — Desks St. Louis at the NBA player The Maine star will be attempt- of three top and an automobile. I Monday New York City. competitors not draft in ing to break into the back court having completely will have to act now- The Hawks also selected recovered from the At reasonable prices Rhode slots held by Lennie Wilkens and last campaign. diately for a free Ent Island's Dave Ricereto in their ef- Campus Representative Johnny McCarthy, should McCarthy This picture is blackened a little cause the 1962 Conte forts to bolster a weak back court. recover from the knee injury which more with the thought of meeting derway. Regional Wil Chappelle scored 1.352 points in ECONOMY FURNITURE sidelined him this year. the toughest Boston College compe- selected soon, and ti his three years at Maine. He led New York Life the Yankee Conference three times Last Sunday Chappelle scored 22 tition in many years. The meet be- Insurance Company points for Railroad Station, Old Town in scoring average, twice in total the New England All- ing held on April 19 here at Maine Address and points. In addition, he gained Little Stars in the annual Hall of Fame will be the first and perhaps the Telephone Number All-American, All-New England, basketball game in Boston. roughest for the Bears.