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Campo 2,350 1Z 265 Published Weekly by the Students of the University of Maine 22 VoL XXXIX ORONO, MAINE, APRIL 22,1938 No. Four Peace Policies Explained Speaking Tilt Annual Home Economics Is Held Here And Defended in Student Students Are Appointed And Technology Open House Officials to Assist Symposium at Peace Rally In Contest Will Be Held Here Saturday The annual Secondary School Is Substitute Speaking Contest will be held Friday Radio Stations, Drowns 14th Maine Day evening, April 22, in the Little Thea- Maine Masque Chairman tre. Approximately fifty-five schools I Telephones For Peace Plans Stated have entered the contest, with a total To Give Farce Strike of nearly 175 speakers. The prelimi- Displayed Mock Olympic Event naries for the contest will open at 2:30 Shesong and Thibodeau Will Be Feature p.m., Friday, in Stevens Hall. Have Leading Roles DAM GOODWIN LEADS The contest is in four divisions, hu- MODEL OF Of Afternoon morous and serious readings and dec- In Production Lerner, Healy, Brooks, lamation and extemporaneous speak- Electrical Department "The Servant of Two Masters," a Reports from the three committees ing. Only one speaker from each school Temple Discuss classical farce by Carlo Goldoni, with Has Radio Station for the fourth annual Maine Day to be may compete in any division. The ex- Louis Thibodeau and Faith Shesong Display Peace Plans held Wednesday, May 4, were dis- temporaneous speakers are given ap- For taking the leading roles, will be pre- cussed by the general Maine Day com- proximately one and one-half hours Four policies by which the United sented next Tuesday, Wednesday, and The third annual Open House will mittee at President Hauck's home Sun- with all library facilities available to States can remain at peace in a warring day evening. Thursday evenings by the Maine be held Saturday afternoon and eve- world were explained and defended by prepare a speech on some subject per- ning. April 23, under the auspices of Edward Sherry, chairman of the af- Masque, under the direction of Her- students, each expressing the point of taining to the Far East. the College of Technology in co-opera- ternoon committee for Maine Day. has schel Bricker, in the Little Theatre. view based on his own convictions, at Eighteen Contests tion with the Home Economics depart- reported that the afternoon program The plot of "The Servant of Two the Patriots' Day peace assembly held Eighteen contests will be conducted ment of the College of Agriculture and will be in the form of a Mock Olympic. Masters" centers around Truffuldino, at Memorial gymnasium Tuesday simultaneously in the afternoon, and the department of Physics of the Col- It will start with an opening parade the servant, portrayed by Louis Thibo- morning. the winner in each section of the four lege of Arts and Sciences. and relay deau, who attempts to increase his in- followed by stupid stunts divisions will compete in the finals in Speaking on isolation was Alice come by serving two masters at the Buildings will be open for inspection races. The climax of the afternoon the evening. Judges in the afternoon Lerner, a senior majoring in econom- will be a surprise event. same time. Mistaken identities through- after one o'clock in the afternoon and ics; on preparedness, Richard W. will be students of the University, and from seven to ten o'clock in the evening. All the students and faculty are being out the play bring about amusing mis- Healy, a senior mathematics major; in the evening, members of the faculty The afternoon session is particularly divided into twenty teams represent- understandings. on non-resistance, Kenneth Brookes, a will serve as judges. Professor Kent, who is Chairman of for high school students so that they ing twenty different countries. One cap- Although the play has three acts and senior English major; and on collec- A gold medal will be given to the in charge of Open House may see for themselves the type of Harland Verrill, who was drowned tain will be chosen for each team who ten scenes, a minimum amount of scen- the committee tive security, Philip R. Temple, a jun- first prize winner, a silver medal to work which is being done in each Sunday at Molasses Pond will select about twenty of its members ery, three different sets, will be used. ior majoring in history and govern- the second prize winner, and a bronze course. The evening session is especial- to take part in the stupid stunts and re- Sixteenth century costumes will be ment. Howard M. Goodwin, president medal to the third prize winner in each ly for University students and their lay races. worn by the cast. of the Maine Christian Association, division, although everyone competing Herlitz Speaks parents and friends. The tentative plans for the evening The role of Clarice, the young lady presided. in the finals will be given an award. Outing Ends entertainment have been slightly who supplies the love interest, will be Regular laboratory work will be car- The winners of first and second places About Sweden Rather than stage a "peace strike," changed, according to the chairman of portrayed by Faith Shesong. Howard ried on as well as special research in the humorous and the serious divi- Goodwin explained that sixteen under- With Tragedy the evening committee. Mary Leighton. Goodwin takes the part of Pantalone, work. In some departments the students sions and of the first places in the dec- graduate organizations had decided to The faculty will give a skit as previous- Clarice's father. The doctor, whose Says Sweden Now Lives will co-operate with members of the lamatory and extemporaneous divisions ask students to present their opinions Harland Verrill Drowns ly announced. A program will be giv- ability at quoting Latin is questionable, Mutual faculty to demonstrate apparatus used will broadcast over WLBZ at ten In Spirit of as representatives of future citizens en by members of the student body is portrayed by Winthrop Hopgood. in research problems. At Molasses Pond o'clock Saturday morning, April 23. Understanding who must reach their own decisions as rather than a skit as planned before. Calista Buzzell will handle the dif- A working model of Ripogenus The contest, the purpose of which is to the paths of peace. Easter Sunday These activities will begin at 7:30 ficult role of Federigo, in which for Dam, on which a research problem is to stimulate interest in effective public By Kay Duplisse Miss Lerner, the first speaker, de- o'clock and will be followed by dancing reasons of the heart she disguises her- being worked out, may be seen in Cros- Gay frolic ended in tragedy Sunday speaking in the high schools in the state, clared that as collective action has brok- until 11:00 o'clock. self as a man. Florindo, one of Truf- Sweden, a modern democracy. may by laboratory, One side of this model when Harland Verrill '40 drowned at is open to the public. It is in charge of en down, the United States will find its Chairman Lauress Parlcman of the faldino's masters, is played by Sherley have to reckon with an outburst of op- is made of plate glass so that the action Molasses Pond after a canoe contain- Professors Mark Bailey and Howard best safeguard in preserving its inde- morning committee reported the fol- Sweet, Robert Goodwin will portray posite feelings and aspirations, should of the water as it rushes through the ing himself and Barbara Whittredge L. Runion. pendence of action in international af- lowing work projects to occupy the the role of Silvio, Clarice's lover. the foundations of its national welfare sluiceway may be observed. The model capsized in a stiff wind. Miss Whit- fairs. Fear need not force America three hours of morning work: Declamation Reading George Risman takes the part of Brig- be seriously attacked, declared Profes- is an exact replica of the real Ripo- tredge saved herself by swimming into entangling alliances so that our I. Work on freshman dormitory Section A, Room 315, Stevens hells, the innkeeper. Smerildina, a sor Nils Herlitz of University of Stock- genus Dam. about two hundred feet to shore, think- foreign policy is determined for years (Frosh men only). 2. Work on athletic Chairman.( rcorge Ellis; Timekeep- young lady with ideas, who keeps an holm, at a lecture held Tuesday evening A complete broadcasting station has ing that Verrill was close behind her, in advance. While isolation does not projects, (a) Cross country track, (b) ers, H. Everett Thompson, Mark Mac- eye on Truffaldino, is Jean Boyle. at Little Theatre, at which President been set up in the Electrical department but upon reaching shore, discovered guarantee that the United States will Ski hill, (c) Ski hill, (d) Building a lay, Jr.; Judges, Otis Davis, Ralph Minor parts are filled by John Jor- Hauck presided.