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(Honnrtrut Satin (Hampms (See Page 2) M&Y IS v&- "Serving Storrs Since 1896" No 122 IN URSDAY MAY u, 1959 Offices in Student Union Building VOLUME CXII Complete UPI Wire Service ff}\\ \[ c SIORRS. CONNECTICUT Spring Weekend And Phi Sigma Delta, Delta Zeta Softball Game Slated ^jn Combined Skitzo Prize
SI | ■ Lambda Chi Alpha and Alpha family who was stranded on entation. I-Mi's skit. It •-.•lUi i/i'd Delta VI presented their fer- an island with the ™ »". n nei - In the Ai n j. [or Monday Monday pinning on the Uconn Ca n t -its Your Life." The who weic beatnicks. division tor Monday ing • •, ,,. \uagn foi pui ni pinning anywhera for skit was a take-off on the Tr judges toi Tucsda; Skiizofunia we 11 tiwiloii nlghk-g sklUofunia were Col thai matter, They c television program "Thui I' night's Skitzofunia were Ann Phi and Alpha Lpsilo I I „,„., barren S. Baker, Pro- itrued the tnle of Ten- Your Life.'' It featured Ihe Etklnd, vlceprealdent of ti"' Tau Epailon Phil ikll wai ,,...,„ ,,, All. science; Dean ; pssee V i It iraa famoui play II. <;. Hewitt, Dean <»! Iho \ Hoi Tin Rool ' s, hool "f P lai MI,i iy; Dr. A I-: PJ i 'i d a la .'-"if on Aruood S. Mothb, . Director ;m infamous cigarette ad I ha of Student Peraonneli and skit entltM "They Said M Honorary Fraternity ! i Bales, President of the Coldn't Be Dona" examined ftudenl Senate. the consequences of drafting Mond iv night tiie audlen a women into the Army. It's \ red skits which were pre effect on the Russian Forces Initiates 40 Tonight r.ui was also characterized, Fortv students and faulty achieved • 84 •ccumutatlv. (or .how Flltz: John t :»i'>..-: Enid T^j-wl «1 \'^ssa A d* I |\'|l IpO members will be InlttatedBo 85 per cent Ks In the case or Greenhaus; George Joseph. J < H I tl > » 1 \lv I I > 1 I 11 & ,'lii Kappa Phi in ceremonies graduaie sludeiitsi lias 1 Jueitj Lyman; Jerome Mahi.; Ann Matljosaitis; Christopher IO be held in the HUB Unl .-.I invited to join the honorary ,,. Nelson; Dalla 111 It ITBI.H IT1 COMMIT Admission is tree. The per- Nations Room tonight. Dr. fraternity. Faculty members Mi; The Publk Itj Commll formances w ,n atari al * p m. Albert E. Burke, educational who have belonged to the fra- Nenortas; Henry Nledfclelski; c.f Richard Pascussl; Alan Prouo lee w ill meel tonight between MIXED MABRJAGE CLASH I television consultant for the ternity as undergraduate stu- i s.u in HUB 301 for a A meeting will lie held al •'. 80 National Broadcasting dm- dents, also max- belong Io the man; Marietta Scht .unis Scully; Walter Soder- regular business meeting. p, in. ai Aquinas 11.ill. b, cuiin fiibinio) pany, will speak on "Science Iraternily. NPE4 I Al. EVENTS < OM SECOND SMTION MEDI- and Scholarship The Ques- Dr. Lawrence Amundsen, of £,■*•: ^vJ^ YokeL M ITTEE: The Special Events CAL ETHICS CLASS: The Tim HUB Spring Weekend dav evening Bridge, checker,. HUB. The colfee will begin lion answer'The meeting ^ ch em 1st r y department NV rur rlAm'vn' s'uVn.s « ommltlee will meel al 7:30 group Will meet at li::tll p. m. befcin tomorrow night chess and billiardl may be at 3 u m and is informal is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. pi-esidcnt of the chapter, will Mt.HT <>HAIM A 11- stuaenis tonighl in HUB 11, 2 .«' ' 1 Rectory of St. Thomas perform the initiation cere- will also be mili I: I DOLPHIN! I n s: The) Dol Aquinas Chapel with the Academy Award played free of Charge for in- Saturday night at 8:30, an PHI KAPPA PHI Is an hon monies I'owlos; Frank Formica: Ra movie, "The Snake formal competition between informal patio dance on the orary fraternity which recog- phinettes will meet at 3:30 Io 411 CLUB! The 411 Club :'.:":;:"•:> ZXSJZS. T"„-,;- undergraduate s.u- mond Houghton; Maurei s In the Hartley Armor} poo] will meel in back of Holenirih Pit" this weekend, a stu- student and faculty members, HUB patio will be held. Tito nizes scholarly achievements .. pan: Richard Loveland; Rob dcn.faciilly ailair, is an en- The HUB Recreation Com- . will feature student- of students in any school In dents will be initiated tonight. tod i.v. al l> IB p. m. for a im slery damt Finrpnro Arabian: rit M acLachlan: Jamps Skif- event for the mlttee, wnii :-.liss Marda No- faculty dance compeUUon and the un'versity. in th i i M ING CLUB: The Fene 1 i.l"' ;n££ Charles" AichibaldT sTnford fington; ami Richard Vahl- ing Club will have lessons for DEBATE MEETING! The Board of governors, and is Villa as chairman, is sponsor- W1| i,-ndat 12:3a The dance « differs from Phi Beta being scheduled to take the ing this event, s and advanced fene- final meeting of the season place of the Hub open house. President Jorgensen era tonighl al 7 In the Hawley will be held tonighl at 7 In The Special Events Com- ted to throw out II Armory, Everyone is invited. HUB 207. There will be elec- tion of officers for next vear. mittee will present the movie, ball at the studen UNDEBWATEB 1» I \ INO Hi .1. II Lamb, director of de- 'The Snake Pit." This movie softball game Saturday, CLUB I Tiie regular meeting bate, will speak to the deha- won the best movie of the. a.m. In the rear of Haw Icy ,„ charge of the patio dance, If Club will be hel.l tonight at 8 In the P. K. classroom. tors. Dr. Phillips, head of the year award, with its leading Armory. The softball game A JA// CONCERT featur- New members are Invited to Speeifi and Drama Depart- ac-tress, Olivia de Havilland. is sponsored by the HUB So- ,ng tWQ weil-known college attend. ment, will be the guest speak- winning the best actress of cial Committee, jazz bands is planned lor Uconn ROTC Units Feature er the/ year Oscar. The show Following the ball game HI I. LEI.: Folk dancing Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. INTER -VARSITY CHRIS- Will be presented at 7 and 9 there will be an informal cof- group will meel al 7:30 to- in front of the HUB. 'Thm- TIAN FELLOWSHIP: A meet- p.m. in HUB 101102. fee, sponsored by the I ney's Favorite five,'' a group night. There wUI be a Choir . irsal ai 7:30 also. At R:.tO Ing will be held tonight from THERE ALSO WILL BE Public Relations Committee, oX ,luUcntt ;IOm Williams Armed Forces Day Program 78:IB ln the Storm Community the Bible Study group will recreational events in the under Brenda Goshberg, in College who are well known Mouse. Mr. Peler K. Haile. game and card rooms on Fri- the North Lounge of the on the college circuit, will be meet. The Armed Forces Day sector of the 18111 US. Army air was somewhat coaler and New- England secretary ot featured in the first perform- I KKSIIMAN COUNCIL! The Parade was held Tuesday at turps marched Maj. Chrlsto the parade began, li started Freshman Council will meet I.V.CF., and his wife will a+ ance. The ROTC S. Zoukla; Capt Dwighl l- al LaFayetta Monument dress Ihe croup on the topic: iins aflernoon al I In iinvjni. "The Christian and Marriage.'' HUB Committees Mr. Halle is a graduate of ox- foi-d University, England. Mrs Haile graduated from v. ton College, III. All aie in- band. The |azz concert is un- ••• I 10 attend. To Have Banquet thundered oveiiie.nl, w. Hunt; MSgl David F. Arch The streetes wen- nnea rag( (iu,r ln ,,„,,, ,,„. s , ,„ a YOUNQ REPUBLICANSi dei the direction of t.'ie ape- !'' ','^r impressive Pol/: and SFC William M, wMh eager onlookers who , ,ilvM,v Even|ng Prayers will The seventh annual HUB event are Sluela Counilian cial events committee, whose aooing to the Moore. of! ed man favorable apon. ,„._,,,, .,, , ,-, p m in -SI Short business meeting in Recognition Banquet will be and Michael S'llafer. They are chairman is Miai Penny Man- ■ Eight school buses and nine Cd. Col. Roger Peterson taneous con nts concerning Mark's Chapel, III'It 103 from 810 p m. With discussion of new constitution, ■• unit and the appearance •>' our uni- EPIHCOPAI, t HOIR: Those versity ROTC representative* GAMMA SIGMA SIGMAl In- intereste I In singing in the it Illation of the Catherine Dil- a. m. service are invited In lon Pledge Class will he held m meel al 7 to 8 p, m. every SpragUC Lounge at 7:30 p. m. Hub Music Program Tim i td committees. '.here will be a student-facul- ^ military car, m Which rode mander, Janet Doollttle and A program ol chamber mu SEN Mi: ACADEMICS COM- III be pre- vii i ii i,: ,\ -i eel Ing will IM- dent'- offtST A2&O!TO1 He.'... ASS W. S W^ * ^«?m ^ < Commies Shelf fsfes Cole-e UiZns w 1 eve the I* followed by the Silver sponsored by the HUB Rec- Brink/nan, led the convoy Penek also marched In the Hl 8:15 in IhellUB Ball m held at 7 p. m. In HUB 202. A from the University grounds, parade, The Pershing Rifles those who have been appointed Taipei, May 18 (UPI) ! ,i"u e Blue Notea, a singing group -ann,, Committee. 1 leawim i ol the faculty. I t i Jhlneae Communists have MANY distinguished o»,- ted hv Cd. Capt. Allen T. Ir- are ui jed to attend. Sr,,;, "oV Memorial Un from Pi Bet. Phi, who will wllbe hgd.ftj»m TrtoSprn The program will i«" ol stated shelling lha Olfshore marclied with the ROTC win lenl an air ol precision at the University of Rhode entertain .he guests. Mr. ..!..« AI..nn ng l..u.man o. i pi i i interest Io harpsi- MEE-IRE: The A1EI [RE islands In the Formosa Strait units m the parade. On the and hig.-i military decorum i" Annual Spring Banquet will he ... ' Chester Berry, guest speaker, the II. I! Spring Wee* a i in.id and recordi r I again, this time they hit the „''"• ... ,-,„„,„„ ...Mi will ihen address the group, stresses the i u that faculty Parade Mai hall's ■'siaff wen I he I II i e. The ROTC held tonighl al 8 In Ihe Pol * 1 ! In the first hall ol Ihe 1 largest island in Ihe Recognition certificates will ^ (,,\, Mali's v ,ii be pre- wives, husbands and child,.,, CoL ooka, Profaaao. Marchin eiilrd , ! i Willimantlc be awarded to the outstand- Special aw- i. i.in;,d Schmidt, v.'-'i Program: Turkej dinner, re Nationalist-held Matsu group. Ronald Loomls, are Invited to all of the 0f Military Science and Tac- the University ol Ci The Nationalist Defense Minis- ing committee members, and sented by events listed for the Week- tics; Col. Warren S. Hike,, under the leadership of Drum ter utrke, and Roberi (res h m enls, enlei lainmenl: of the II v says the Reds Bred 1 total a lecoguition award given, to °"t»"n« '".'k-i^'d Dempm cnii'.""s.'ie"hop'. - ■ "a }'r^'ProtetooToTAir Sdence! Main, and Commandei Alton ner will , works bj Tele. ,„,,,.,- $2. end. She hopes to see a jr., nf .'12 shells In a five minute the outstanding committee BOO ana tuBM j ^^^ rf ^^ ^^ QJ Mm y ,-,,„„,,.,, T „. lla, , Io, d ma, n and Handel. KPKEt II AMI DRAMA UK- head and the committee of . recog^ ^ m»mbeM am( Ml„|,„1,s M, ,,|V Jfi> ,,„.„ DMtion Com. Branch, including a Drum The second hal fol Ihe pro PABTMENT: Performancees barrage, Military sources In the year. These awards will lion awards, Re a ui Uiat the aim ol the week- mader were Lt CoL Martin and Bugle Corps, also march- gram will teatu.-e lite Horn of student-dlrecled 01 Taipei mil United Press i"- be announced at the ban- Will close lha Banquet 1,11 atlonal the shelling indi- to bettei y.R loff and Lt Col Robert ed In the parade. Trio hv Brahma tor piano, plays will be given In the Lit- quel the Alma Mater will be sung end cates the Communists now are ms, can be achieved. ' II. Williams. On the Conn. After a brief shower the horn, and violin. tie Theater Friday, Maj 19 THE CHAIRMEN fur this by the assembled group. equipped with bigger guns. Campus Camera Visits Skitzofunia Photos By haughty
WINNER w womens singles: Alpha Epsilun I'hi Winners of combined competition: Delia Zeta, Phi *igma Delta Winner of men's ainfles: Tau tipMlun I'hi v
\ »AG! TWO CONNECTICUT DAILY CAMPUS THURSDAY, MAY M. 195* (Sonnrriirut Uatly Campus ' S»nriM Slo"i Sinn HB6" Procrastin a ting Se n iors tomorrow la tl>p last day Seniors Another aspect is that the plan CM lake advantage of the discount, may create a stronger Alumni Asso- package contribution plan for Senior ciation. If graduates don't join the Week. Seniors usually experiem iation a short time after leav- rather high rate of procrastination, ing school, they have a tendency nev- especially as the time <>f graduation er to join. Here, there is an effortless growl near. This undoubtedly has a way of starting in the Association lot to do with thr large number of which well may result in more total ■ nis who have thus far not tak- members, en advantage of the plan. Another extra benefit is the con- Actually, every advantage is offer- tribution towards a class gift. The ed by this package deal. By alloting lass gift is one of the few things only six dollars of his breakage fee, that remain as evidence of even the a senior gets a ticket to Senior Week, existance of a particular class. It is (regular price S7.",(>). joins the Alum- something tangible that can be point- ni Association and contributors toward I to by returning alumni. a class gift. There is another reason for sen- Those seniors who procrastinate iors to join the plan, which in many pasl tomorrow will find that they are minds outweighs all others. There is paying about twenty per cent more no need for ready cash. The senior to attend Senior Week, without reap and his ever fleeting monetary supply ing any of the extra benefits. are not soon parted. The money is * * * taken from the hreakage fee, money And the extra benefits are of no that »as payed some time ago. small importance, both to the Students * * * and to the University. Becoming a No easier waj exists for the stu- member of the Alumni Association dent to help himself and his Univer- should be the aim of every college sity so painlessly. Tomorrow's the last graduate. Pride in one's school should day to pay from already saved funds. not come abreast a stop sign after After that, it all comes from right the handing of the diploma. out of the wallet. Letters To The Editor: More On Arc/ions Mr. Larrabee's lengthy and bom- escapes me completely how some of bastic answer to a letter writer's them can be judged outstanding lead- 1901—Cadet Officers and non-commissioned officers of the Con- Chapel. Seated in the center is Mr. Edmund R. Bennett, member charges about his organization, the ers on the basis of "proven" leader- necticut Agricultural College Cadet Battalion in the College of the faculty. Archons, interestingly denies all the ship. Under any list of qualifications charges categorically and then pro- all inclusive enough to fit the mem- ceeds to prove them all. bers elected, I could find another doz- For instance Mr. I.arrabee claims en men who would also fit. In one sentence that, the Archons do Mr. Larrabee's pious hope that not use a one blackball system for men not elected to Archons can still election (a direct lie by the way) and work for the betterment of the Uni- then in the next sentence makes the versity is perfectly valid and in view rather ridiculous assertion that any in- of the Archons record in this field, dividual who does not prove himself they are in a far better position to a leader to every single individual is do so. About all Mr. Larrabee was not a leader. That should go down in able to do aliout, the charge that the history as one of the most ridiculous Archons have done nothing for the generalizations ever made. He also University is to cry that the insur- claims that in the past election no ance plan is too good a thing. individual was defeated by a single If 1 remember correctly, the blackball (an indirect admission of charges made were that the Archons course that one would have been couldn't qualify as an honorary, lead- enough). But the fact that election of ership or service fraternity; and Mr. qualified men was blocked by two, Larrabee's Impassioned defense has three or even four men out of thir- failed to prove that it ever has suc- teen can hardly be ethically justified. cessfully fulfilled any of these func- Mr. Larrabee states that though tions. the Archons were worthless in the If I may Iwrrow a phrase from past that because of their selection of a Campus column writer. Mr. T«arra- outstanding leaders this time they bee'fl letter sounds to me like the have redeemed themselves. However, wail of a dying Brontosaurus. as much as I like and respect some R. Craig 1 .arson of the members elected this year, it Baldwin Hall
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MANAGING EDITOR 192o—R. O. T. C. Cadets doing calisthenics in Hawley Armory. These photos are through the courtesy of the Army R. 0. T. C. Ken Cold Jim Hughes BUSINESS MANACER PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Emmett Murtha Al Tetrault Ota r.dn»r Bin DnUim flrrnlalina Manaarr Martla firarn >rt" Editor Nalaaa hint Cop, Kiilor Mlchari Sail F*alur# letteff Hot* >rirt RiacaUra Mttar Ra>moar] History Of R. 0. T. C. Department MtWMllag «'"«" Al l.lporhrr ■■afciir 11.1,1...11. Maaaiar Torn navia rhntographr MlUrai Rain - La* Ar.-hnmhault s» >rta - Hem Kami.iskl Faataraa - Dirk Oallunai. Aaaaalata Rdltorai 1 lup ■ Irof, Pal Bnuli'll. Military Day. Thursday, partment detailed an active However, operation of school year, both Army three Army ROTC eom- Aiilitam A..nriat. Mttafli Judy Folks, Jan Si iddard, Marilyn Watt, Mariana Frlfrtman, Bran-la Jours 21 May. will mark the end Army officer, First Lieu- the program was interrup- and Air Force programs panies at the Waterbury Aaalatant MKarai CM? - Boat Maria Annul... MM J'rry, Jr. Kport. - Al Slmona Faatarra - of the 67th year of mili- tenant James M. Churchill, ted by the First World were expanded to include and Hartford branches. • 1 . ".«J iV'.""*..hn>" '•'"'nurnian Kuwait** - Minn.i /.nnorn (..,.. Judy Angi'ii Aaalatant Ad.rrti.m. M.n.irr Ink Gonxala*. tary training offered at as military instructor. War. during which the a voluntary flight instruc- GRADUATES AH,rrii.in« Uaactetaai Mania Trpmm.l. Maria O rr Batajr Alexander. Clyde Morrll University of Connecticut, INITIALLY Student Army Training tion program. Since the institution of Mnrttalai Staff) Carol Ann Grk-h Nanrj Andtraor Don Crooka John Gombai, Gi«i Bart. First offered in 1892 at Prior to 1916, the pur- Corps (SATO was estab- Reflecting the overall the R. 0. T. C. program A«i.l.m Bu.lnr., Manaaer: Pea.y Cauldjr. Baalaaa* Aanrlataai l.inda Balrd. Kelt Barnlro. Olllra Maaajrr: lion llnlan Stiu-rs Agricultural College, pose of the program was hshed to utilize the facil- University expansion the in 1916. and including t alMln>r lnl al ly con rovl de Some itle of ropy Hall: pan Mawltr, r«t Hlchwa, lurly Jnhnaon. Blruta r.claon. Sue Whlllna. Judy Anaell !^.V' .:, ',' , ,, ; ™f™I^.. l!LJ! e . - s the College for sel- size of the combined Army those Cadets who will re- ^"*/BSWEL£!2£mt ,!''''hi?*.r. L"" llu*Jf Al Tatraull Ron Kamlnakl. I.e. Arrhnmhaull sisted primarily of drill and military training for a por- ecting and training officer- anfj ^ir Force Cadet Corps ceive their cocommissions up* M l« BroStin K",rrh"UBn. "■>* PStUn, Judy McCann, John Redmond Rlchar.l was conducted by a civilian tion of the nation's young candidates, technical ex- has increased from two on graduali... -, tion In June Sporta stall: Mlti-hrll r'antnn Sue ltn>. hiu.in. Gaorgt Smith, Al W i l«« member of the faculty who men. Completion of the perts and administrators of fy\\\ companies in 1947 to 1959 16 6 men have been *""£\~!i ySSFt .Wfv """'. ""-'•'■ Walt Sylvaatar Man Button Jan st.iddard, Barbara was designated "Comman- program did not qualify a every kind. Upon admis- „ force of 18») Cadets or- commissioned as second fk&SL M.i.^H"cl" '"nn-«i'"'''' ,''''■! "< ~'f- flunk Raymond. Phyllla Porter, film Pataraon nnnenne Mclendy. RoseD Marie Amnde,,. Judy liolir« Pal Boutfll, Hill Henlini/er. Rose I) dant. One of these, man for a commission. sion to the unit, the stu- ganzied into an Armv Bri- lieutenants in the Army r> Ju 5 U nn B sh l: K r nSf "nhool '.iii."'"m L*i.rk n \' '\ * wPM J " ' ''"' ' "" Teedm.n Sin Charles A. Meserve. Pro- igig I'.?I i,.- , ,•' " Branda Jonet Te 1 Zden Sandra *ork, Mika Sullivan. Croralna .,'." gade of ten companies and or Air Force as a result ll n 1 innat>li."\i,n„ ' eL ci T n , '■'"<"' " •'-'■ ieldratl. fessor of Chemistry and in Ifllfi. ;l unit of the H'«* Army, subject to mili- an Air Force Wing of six of having completed t e ',•„,'' « P ,V . " ' O* ' ' '' "' "Re nan Man Jam Mm tiin 1, ',',', I. ",'"'•'„■ •■•-"", '■■'•> ftuwj Merrl Prauy. Man !>.• Orll, Kn.hella Hams. Physics. initiated regular Reserve Officers' Training tnry law and discipline, squadrons at Storrs, and R. O. T. C. program. Ulan Turn,./. Sandy WaJnar, Bnrbaia Moaa, John Parry. Sunday morning inspection Corps was established,with The SATC was demobil- rir.ul.il.a Itaffi Dirk Nordnren. Rohan Dolan, Jon Plata. Tom OabortM. Prlai-llla Groaaman of Cadets and their quar- satisfactory completion of ized in December 1918 and xTrnmeVm^n'"^.'!"!"!' >'","' t'tW ""*'" '«■" torahall. sine Ruua, Ka>. Zimmerman. Sybil l.e\snn. Ji rry WuJ.lk Minna ', .....TIMI llil.-n I'olllna Tldn Mull.amp. ters. In 1010. the War I>e- the program resulting in the R. 0. T. C. program appointment as a second was resumed. i^ondheta..",r «ti'.'?l« 'to! UT"?,"y "■ ln K"""' IIP* S"'ur1«v> •"* Sunday. Kntar.d aa Mantle or Syn y-*.*. ",!*}. Offtca, Storra, Conn. March 15. 19SK. under art ot Marrh. 1879. lieutenant in the Army Re- LITTLE CHANGE Little Man On Campus iMaaarto. to! iKS£2?, ("i,,.'"■t.• Pt"» *cc*pted (or advartlalna by ma National Advertla- «! iv^IlTi-..! i. '-jl"0'.1*1 and buaineaa oflleea located In the Studant Union Bulldlnii Unlvaralty serve Officers' Corps. The pprio(1 i)Ptwcon t)ip oilonnectiru, Storra conrr Subacrlner: t'nlted Pre« International. Sub.crlptlun ratMl IS 00 pal •emeiter. moo par year. Prlnrad by tha Waal Hartford Publlihlna Co. Uaat Hartford. ;— First and Second World Wars saw title change oth- Road Safety ^ than the gradual in- IMVKV RAW.TOO-I'M Trig crease in size due to the ONIV BUTTIBfty TMATuCOKS L :-.. D065'i " \\OP-iUH0 A 6CC2 «.S? TO BCA85 >0U Correction instruction was conducted INiy. STUPID. ".NlTWlTTtP, AVCMBAA'BA H0uB5l\ as part of the curriculum -8*awT|g...ATH^3 0' UaMMAINIO VOMAINSA'.. 60S6AMgR 6AISTV. . JMMM0 Due to a misunderstand- of the Division of Military ASCOWARPLV . LUNKHf APS AS' , ing, an error was made in Science and Tactics, but in (JASCALS. ' ileWSS- AB(P the article about the Inter- 1950. with the establish- TO SOOT. national Club on April 29. ment of a Division of Na The person interviewed was tional Defense Training Bangalore Shivalingpappa, and designation of a Pro- ' Cn distant in the fessor of AirScience.com- Department of Civil En- plete separation was aehie- gineering. Bangalore is the ved. capital of the State of My- ADVANCEMENT sore in India. During the 1957 - 1958 "I'm glad I'm majoring in leadership." THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959 CONNECTICUT DAILY CAMPUS •AG! WUB
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"SHOPPING CENTRE " Statler Hotel, Hartford Scholarships available (or outstanding appllianti Stanford University GA 9-2347 South Campus Wednesday, Mav 20 Stanford, California. For catalogue, application and Information, addreaa: rV-.e Calls, 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. RKftlSTRAR. Suffolk Inlverslty I.aw School 20 nerne Street. Boston It, Mnsaachuaetta ( Apllol 7 101.1 *• L. J 3 H C _ .> C ■; « O & £ FREDS RESTAURANT £it S <3«i : : : : • • DINNERS * • 3 a | : : : : : ^z, **:.:::: BROILED SIRLOIN STEAK 1.00 BABY BEEF LIVER & BACON 85 = ? ill ! •:! 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It's crossword puzzle fun and real smoking pleasure all the way! GEM THEATRE \\lllltnnnflr, Conn. WHITE F0RMALS ENTER OFTEN-HAVE FUN-AND WIN! But think carefully! This puzzle is not as easy as it looks. At first the DOWN and ACROSS clues may appear simple. There may appear to be more than one "righf^ Now! Fratura fl:15 - 9:1.1 answer. For example, the clue might read: "Many a coed will be given her best date's P- -N." Either 'T 500 FOURTH PRIZES: Cartons of America's finest cigarettes For Your (PIN) or "E" (PEN) would seem to fit. But only one answer is apt and logical as decided by the judging staff, i'MMMMat and therefore correct. Read the rules carefully. ENTER AS OFTEN AS YOU WISH. Good luck! WtLlTs College Proms HURRY! ENTER NOW! CONTEST CLOSES MAY 29,1959 - RULES-PLEASE READ CAREFULLY CLUES ACROSS! At REGAL 1. The College Puzzle Contest is open to college 1. Thene may indicate th»t a nation Is prepared to wag* war In the air. 1 : J j l y«XWrlL students and college faculty members except em- 6. Some college atudenta. L NJS V \o >f r!oyw< and their immediate families of Liggett 10. When at Light up an Oasis. i 1 Ml MAN MEN'S SHOP IIS 11. Sinking ship deserter. A 11 |A T and its advertising agencies. 12. Mural pronoun. . . 13. On* expects diicuMlons in a aociology clan. 2- Fill in all missing letters ... print clearly. Use If,. A student'! carelem might annoy a short-story initructor. n Q II 1 MANCHESTER of obsolete, archaic, variant or foreign words 17. Initials of Urucuay and Denmark. iL.\ L Plus! "Forbldrlen Island" prohibited. After you have completed the puzzle, 18. Germanium (Chem.) IV P "i m •end it along with six empty package wrappers 19. Nova Scotia (Abbr.) ... ■ ■ of the same brand from L&M. Civ stirfitld or 21. It probably would count when you pick a hore* to b*t on. I" ILIOIT Oasis rigarettes (or one reasonable hand-drawn 22. Sometimes a girl on a date muat into her pocketbook to help 19 E WE HAVE THE pay the tab. , . , , , 'H 1 116 LOU'S facsimile of a complete package wrapper of any 2T Tim muscle-buildrr a may fascinate a poorly developed man lJi ■ one of the three brands) to: Liggett & Myers, •Jl. Chemical Engineer (Abbr.) ■v RAGLEVILLE F0RMALS IN STOCK. P- 0. Box 271. New York 46, N. Y. Enter as 26. Campers will probably be ...... by a forest nr*. ■ H a often as you wish, but be sure to enclose six 29. When starting a trip, tourists usually look forward to th« nrst E sasPI Homi package wrappers (or a facsimile) with each 31. At home. piR NOTHING TO SEND wtry. Illegible entries will not be considered. 32. Literate in Arts (Abbr.) h Of 33. Familiar for faculty m*mb*r. j n \D\ T8M IP Fosdick J- Entries must be postmarked by midnight, 35. Asaociat* in Art* (Abbr.) >i AWAY FOR. Friday, May 29,1959 and received by midnight, 3B. On* could app*ar quit* harmless at tim*s. U Jim bo Friday, June 5, 1959. 37. Reverse the first part of "L&M". »J ■ ■'■ 38. What will aoon appear in a bombed-out eity. PTksr^ ■fMEf R and *• Entries will be judged by the Bruce-Richards CLUIS DOWN! 17 6 LI .UM Cheescburg Grinder Corporation, an independent judging organiza- 1. Th* beginning and *nd of pleaaur*. No Delay, No Measurements "S^j 'inn, on the basis of logic and aptness of thought 2. A rural can be inviting to a vacatiomat. Open Until Wee Hours of solutions. In the event of ties, contestants will 3. Second and third lelters of OASIS. ■* required to complete in 25 words or less the 4. When one ia packed, it could be exasperating to remember PRINT CLEARLY I ENTER A* OFTEN AS YOU WISH to take. You try them on following statement: "My favorite cigarette is a f*w articlea that should be included. Mail to li||*lt I Mitil. P. 0 Boa 27). NowYoiMI. ««• Yoik Ba (Chesterfield) (L&M) or (Oasis) because ". 5. Il would pay to be careful when glass is . suia to attach !•■ empty pscaai* wnppm ol ths tamo bund (or CAPITOL Entries will be judged on originality, aptness of 6. Grounda to relax on with a mild CHESTERFIELD. facsimile) Horn Chnlnfit'O, ItM, Of Cj-. s C|HfHal. right here—thus thought and interest by the Bruce-Richards 7. Author Ambler. WILLIM ANTIC Corporation. Duplicate prizes will be awarded 8. District Attorney (Abbr.) in e\ent of final ties. Illegible entries will not be 9. A from Paris should pleaae th* average woman. NOW THRU 8ATLBDAY assuring a comfortable 12. An inveterate traveler will about distant lands. (nut. From 5 p.m. 1. By entering all entrants agree that 14 are hard to atudy. tht derision of the judges shall be final and 16. Stone, Bronze and Iron M Filmed on Location and perfect fit. binding. 20. How Mexicans say. "Yea". 23. All L&M cigarettes are " high in smoking pleasure. AtfOrass. "IN A HAYSTACK" » I S> Solutions must be the original work of the 25. May be a decisive factor in winning a horae race. 'ROMANTIC RIOT.--, contestants submitting them. All entries become 27. Initials of Oglethorp*. Iona. Rutg*rs and Emeraoa. the property of Liggett & Myers and none will 28. United Nationa Organization (Abbr.) Collage . —^—^^~ 30. Golf mound. . . - . _- _K BBIE r^o'iw^wY mm be returned. 32. Colloquial for place where th* fin*at tobaccos are tested fora L*M, This entry must ba postmarked boforo midmiht. M«y ft. I9S0. and Regal Men's Shops 33. Tort Laureate (Abbr.) i«fi«ftl at P. 0. Bo« Jll, Near York 46. flea York, t, midai|tit. *• Winners will be notified by mail as soon as 34. Filt*r»nds. . Mat, IN, ' "Ifc* - -' 907 MAIN ST. - TEL. Ml 91352 Possible after completion of the contest. 35. What Abner might be called. O MM • "w" '•< ^Mating Game MANCHESTER CONN. '•This rontest Is subject to all Federal, Statt 36. Bachelor of Education degree. ttd local laws and regulations. Plaai K*v Orleata* Arts* Dark
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By AI. SIMONS ■go, the oi ly time tii<* Hua i4.s.sr. Sports Eilitot kies in i topped the Pui pit in the unea in the TIT weaUiei man did more PI les. iit.g ,n yesterday - DON DOIRON neatly oul bast' ill game betweei ; l | and lliii. i 11"- than did rilh • 'I d dn'l sllow a hll In Ihe i. Thin supposed tea- two Inn ' .:- I >efino allowed Kamhler — Metropolitan — .hiKiiar ime oi the home IM two ' •' in Is i iddltion to SUM was ended b\ plate urn frame, MINER MOTOR SALES UN/mm "sssigr pirc John Mullen after two ■ n • i i| tain Moc Morhurdl ;■ ha i elapsed. d .i iini'i down the In Our 23r
Patterson Bout UaasesW To Be Televised "Rt/fc >■''■< Nest fork May 1* (CPU— APPLE SAUCE Some 529.000 theatre-televt Its u ill lip availablp for the Floyd Patlerson-Ingemar *•» g Johansson heavyweight title Off/, bout at New York Citv next month Teleprompter nought She theatiPTV rights for $300 4 e 5 5* 000. Robinson Receives PICTSWEET - FROZEN PICTSWEET Offeer Of Oil Well rnozEN DALLAS, Ha) U il PI) — Sugar Hay Robinson has STRAWBERRIES SLICED 85Y been promised ai Iras; |500,< 24 OJ ! possibly an oil well ITS WHATS UP FRONT THAT COUNTS Meat Pies FARMHOUSE-FROZEN in defend his title against .CHICKEN .TURKEY .BEEF APPLE PIE PIE Joey Clambra next fall at HIP The mystery is solved! Napoleon's bistros for a spare carton of Winstons! B. D. Cotton Howl in liaiias. How- famous gesture «.is just to reassure There's a rare smoking treat tli.it ionics ever, Ille holll de|ieillK 0*1 GRAPE N' APPLE JUICE BRAND srS7* v hi i.'n'i Giambi's beats it ilph liniisi II that IK had plenty of cigarettes. from Winston i famous Filter-Blend— Jones next Monday His „fw| may have traveled on its uluili means a careful selection ol fine, 4 as 85* NIBLETS BRAND CORN ■ 2 er«5t stomach, but the old boy himself mild tobaccoi specially processed for Veteron Coach wouldn't have been caught at Waterloo filter smoking. Try I p.nk real soon, H N ■ ctti ui baseball i oach il he hadn't been checking the Belgian and you'll agree thai... SKIPPERS CHOICE 4 J Oil tan Christian is now in White TunaIo L^ir^3c:^95( Peas 4 c.v. 59t ison Hil I'lyear ALL PURPOSE 6 ; I .- 206 163-8, Winston tastes good— Cleen-AII CLEANER B.i.S.ISC &M( Special K Flakes""" " »7;27t All-American i 'II HI - baseball co- like a cigarette should! Mop Morhardt - an UNIVERSAL FOOD STORES Inc AllAmeiican Roalie In soccer. I I. MvhOlPI TOIftC'O CO . He plays center field in base-