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(tfltuifrtirut 0G268 MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1965 Borge To Present Scholarship Concert Before Capacity Audience Sold out to a full house, Victor natorial mansion In Harlford, 'One of the keenest wits of our Borge, internationally known the Governor, Borge and party time as well as a versatile and pianist-humorist, will • present will proceed to Storrs by motor- brilliant pianist, Victor Borge's his new '-comedy In Music Opus cade with police escort. high comedy and interludes of II" tonight in the 3,600 seat In a statement to the Daily Cam- serious, moving performances at Jorgensen Auditorium. pus, Governor Dempsey said, the keyboard have through the Preceding Borge's fifth UConn "Having come to know Victor medium of television and per- benefit performance, he will be Borge personally, I am very much sonal appearances, brought plea- tendered a dinner by Connecti- aware of the great talent which sure to literally millions of men, cut's Governor John Dempsey. has enabled him to win the hearts women, and children all across After the dinner at the guber- of so many Americans". the country." "It is a source of pride to us in Connecticut that this inimitable performer, who came unknown Jean Garrigue To Open from Denmark to achieve world- wide fame in America, chose to make a home In this State and has American Poetry Series virtually adopted our State Uni- versity." Jean Garrigue, first of three by Villa d'Este". Her latest vol- Borge's Scholarship Fund now DERBY DAY QUFEN LYNN MASTERSON is presented the queen's American Poets to be presented ume, "Country Without Maps", by the Student Union Board of was published last fall. Her work supports 20 UConn students. The trophy by Eric Snyder at the fifteenth annual Derby Day festivities that fund totals about $30,000. Pres- took place yesterday at the Hawley Armory Field. The event Is Governors this year, will give a has appeared in many anthologies idnet Homer D. Babbidge, Jr. sponsored by Sigma Chi Alpha fraternity. photQ By mvls reading of her poetry tomorrow of modern American verse and at 8 p.m., in the Commons Build- has been pulished steadily in stated that he was pleased that ing, room 217, a coffee also In THE NEW YORKER. NEW the "Fund will, in the future, room 217, will precede the meet- REPUBLIC, HUDSON REVIEW, provide an even greater measure ing at 7:30 p.m. KENYON REVIEW, POETRY, and of continuing help to students at World News Briefs Miss Garrigue, one of Ameri- VIRGINIA QUARTERLY RE- the University." ca's contemporary poets, has VIEW. An honorary member of the been praised for her original She has received awards and Class of 1961, Borge comes here tone, rich language, and intense grants from the American Aca- in a continuation of one of, if not Rockefeller Supports Johnson lyricism. Hayden Carruth, in re- demy of Arts and Letters, The the longest, road tours in theater viewing Miss Garrigue's work, Gug enheim Foundation, The history. He has been touring for Rockefeller Foundation, HUD- 12 years. For more than 3,000 New York's Governor Nelson have got a right to express them- ascribes to her an "ease and flexibility of style" and "the in- SON REVIEW, KENYON RE- times he has stepped into the Rockefeller says he thinks Pre- selves." Rockefeller spoke to single spotlight. sident Johnson is 100 per cent newsmen after delivering a ser- tellectual and emotional indepen- VIEW, and POETRY. She was one right in his Viet Nam policies. mon at the church in Atlanta, dence which permits an original of the judges for tm? 1964 Na- Rockefeller said he disagrees Georgia, where the Reverend response to experience." "Her tional Book Award in poetry. Parents' Day strongh with demonstrators who Martin Luther King and his fa- work", he continues, "contains Her latest book, "Country With- have been protesting ovc r Vut ther are pastors. a core of intensely and...fully out Maps", consists of 42 poems. humane poems Iftheynever Scheduled Nam but added, ••! think the> Some of the poems are short rise to anything that can be love lyrics, others are tributes called pitch, they nevertheless For Saturday preserve the attractive quietness to people and places (Colette and Amsterdam among them), Hanoi Accusations of steady intellectual warnrth. Past, present, and future will while the long poem "Pays Per- be spanned by this year's Communist North Viet Nam and tests are "A sign of the fur- She has a splendid lyrical du" deals with an excursion into gift and uses rhyme and meter Parents' Day, Saturday, October Red China are claiming that the ther awakening of the American forbidden country. 30. anti-Viet Nam demonstrations people." Hanoi's official news- elegantly." After completing graduate work After registration in the Student are a major blow against the paper says the day of protest Miss Garrigue Is the author of several books of poetry: "The at the University of Iowa, Jean Union Lobby, guided tours of the Johnson Administration's poli- •constitutes a telling blow at the campus will be given in antique cies. Radio Peking says the pro- head of American imperialism." Ego and Centaur", "The Monu- Garrigue taught at Bard College, ment Rose", and "A Water Walk Queens College, and UConn. cars. Parents may be shown around this way between 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. CoaI Mine Fire The Board of Governor's Is Rescue teams have reached a pany officials are still holding out AGR Tops All Men's Dorms sponsoring a Foreign Car Ex- fire burning inside a coal mine hope the men may be found alive. hibit on the Union Mall from 11 in northern West Virginia and But there has been no contact a.m. to 3 p.m. are working to put it ou,. But with them since last night. The In Academic Standings The Army and Airforce will give there is no word on the iate of mine is located in Sardis, near parents and students some idea the seven men trapped some- Clarksburg. The office of men's affairs has Tau Epsllon Phi 22.51 of the exciting future with the where beyond the fire zone. Corn- released the lollowing list of the Alpha Sigma Phi 22.40 quartermaster's exhibitions in academic standing of the various Lambda Chi Alpha 22.40 the ROTC hangar from 10:00 a.m. men's residence halls on campus. Delta Chi 22.26 on. The averages includes all people Beta Sigma Gamma 22.10 Photopool's plctoral exhibit will Sukarno Appears In Public linving In each residence regard- Phi Sigma Kappa 22.05 be on display in the HUB lobby less of affiliation and applies only Trumbull House 22.03 throughout the day. President Sukarno of Indonesia Conference for the Liquidation of to upperclassmen. Theta XI 21.94 If rumbling stomachs have not left his palace in Jakarta yes- Foreign Military Bases." He ac- Also released was a list of Sigma Chi Alpha 21.93 already led hungry people to the terday for the first time since cused imperialists, indluding the houses in which ten or more Sigma Phi Epsllon 21.89 Fieldhouse for the $1.75 Chicken the recent coup attempt that fail- American CIA, of trying to sub- freshmen resided. These houses Webster House 21.84 Barbecue, the Pershing Rifle ed. He left under heavy protec- vert Indonesia's attempts to de- were also listed according to Lancaster House 21.82 Team's Drill at 12:00 noon will tion and addressed a delayed velop Itself. academic standing. Kappa Psl 21.30 remind them of the time with meeting of the "International Tau Kappa Epsllon 21.23 their Parent's Day Drill. UPPERCLASSMEN Chi Phi 21.10 After spending the morning get- Sigma Alpha Epsllon ting acquainted with the campus Alpha Gamma Rho 25.61 20.70 25.25 Shakespeare House 20.41 and its achievements, parents are Marlin" Crewmen Rescued Rhode Island House Troy House 20.08 Phi Kappa Tau 25.21 invited to the Football game in 25.04 Alpha Zeta Omega . 18.72 Memorial Stadium against Uni- All 23 crewmen of the Liberian Portsmouth, Virginia, said 22 of Morgan House Zetz Psi Sherman House 24.89 18.13 versity of New Hampshire. Ath- Freighter "Marlin" have been the crewmen have been taken letes or spectators are also in- rescued uninjured. They have aboard a British Freighter which Delaware House 24.73 pulled alongside. The other crew- Maryland House 24.65 FRESHMAN vited to the open basketball been forced to abandon their sink- practice from 10 to 11 a.m. Sat- man was picked up by a Coast Hartford Hall 24.47 ing ship off the coast of North urday morning in the fieldhouse. rarolina. The Coast Guard at Guard helicopter. Colt House 24.43 Phi Sigma Delta 24.30 Massachusetts House 24.32 Hartford Hall 22.72 "Post-game Open Houses at the Alpha Epsllon Pi 24.20 Hicks Hall 22.59 Individual residences will pro- vide the end to a well-planned Virginia House 24.13 Baldwin House 20.93 Heavy Viet Nam Fighting New London Hall Zeta Psi 20.75 Parents' Day," said Jay Farrell, 24.03 chairman of the Parents' Day New York House 23.76 F airfield Hall 20.62 In the Viet Nam fighting, five Earlier, American spokesmen Hicks Hall 23.36 Middlesex Hall 20.50 Committee. U.S. Navy jets from the car- disclosed the loss of two Air Sousa House 23.33 Hurley Hall 20.38 rier "Independence" have Force jets during an attack on a Lafayette House 23.24 Litchfield Hall 20.10 W illiam Buckley smashed a mobile surface-to-air military barracks In North Viet New Hampshire House 23.23 New Haven Hall 19.21 missile unit in North Viet Nam.