teier performance of folk and ceremonial an Indian film, "The World dla[nces in Kresge last Friday.

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1 ME Abuses Suggested 4 Textbook Agents Fold; Judco n Probe Acton By Thoas Brydges The Technology Textbook. Agents has dropped ts prevously advertsed plans to ser`hprated edtons" of Aercan textbooks.at prces far below Aercan retal lstngs. n related acton, the nsttute Judcal Conttee began an nvestgaton Monday of TA's actvtes n ts two-week exstence. TTA's four renbers, Durk Pearson '64, Gene Salan '63, Wlla Schd 'C3 and Erwn Strauss '65, ade ther decson known n a eetng wh the nsttute Cottee Executve Cottee last Thursday. At that te Mr. Schd cted concern for the legalty of TA's operaton, whch he descrbed as "questonable at best" as the reason for TTA's decson. Subsequent to ths eetng, Mr. Salan cted two other reasons for TTA's change n plans: the lack of nsttute approval for - 4 Jlo - the operaton, arand e tact that too any students had learned how to3 order. the books on ther own, bypassng and consequently not pay. ng extra for TTA's servces. Wth regard to the legalty of Aercan Cvzaton To Be Lerner's Top n Lecture Tuesay Max Lerner Dr. Max Lerner wll lecture on "Aerca as a Cvlzaton" at Kresge Audtoru Tuesday, Aprl 24. The lecture, at 8 p.., s sponsored by the Lecture Seres Cottee. There wll be no adsson charge. Lerner, an author, teacher and colunst, s presently Professor of Aercan Cvlzaton at Brandes and has taught at Harvard Unversty. He s- well known for hs book "Aerca as a Cvlzaton," hs lectures, and hs coluns n hte New York Post. t TTA's proposed operatons, Mr. Salan quoted a lawyer contacted by the group as sayng the operatons "see to be legal." However, Mr. Salarn stated he had been told the Congress was rushng legslaton to ake the port of "prated edtons" llegal. TTA felt, he sad, that lt operatons ght be llegal by the te the books would be delvered durng the suer. The Judco hearng ended Monday, but the cottee, headed'by John Rourke '62, expected to-contnue ts delberators on the case Tuesday. The outcoe of the nvestgaton wll be announced n rext week's The Tech. Judco was nvestgatng four specfc ponts: 1) TrA's cla of nsttute sancton; 2) TTA's use of the nsttute al syste, a prvlege not granted to coercal busnesses under nsttute' polcy;' 3) TrA's use of nsttute bulletn boards, a prvlege restrcted to recognzed actvtes; and 4) TA's neglgence n not followng nstructons receved fro the offce'of the Dean of Student Affars n conversatons pror to TTA's sales capagn. Although TTA has decded not to sell the "prated" texts, one of the ebers.sad the group ay go ahead wth plans to sell books for MT huantes courses. The prated edtons are photo- (Please turn to page 2)- Red Dploat To Speak On Dsaraent nternatonal Week 1962 s featurng nternatonal actvty n the arts and poltcs. The annual, student-sponsored cultural exchange at MT cpened Frday, Aprl 13, and wll contnue through Frday, Aprl 20. Roland Terbaev, counselor of the Sovet sson to the Unted Natons and a specalst n the feld of dsaraent, wll speak on the Sovet poston on dsaraent, whch he has rep. resented at London, Geneva, and other nternatonal dsaraent conferences. The talk s scheduled for 8 p.., Thursday, Aprl 19, n Kresge. Adsson s free and open to the-publc. Assstng n the talk wll be Peter Maslennkov, frst secretary of the U.N. Sovet sson and a specalst n econoy and dsaraent. The topc of dsaraent, as a subject for natonal the nter- Week progra, was chosen by the Sovet Gffcals. nternatonal Week, sponsored by nternatonal Progra Cottee of the MT student governent, also s provdng progras for actve partcpaton by MT foregn students of over 70 natons. On Aprl 14, the annual nternatonal Festa wth dancng to the usc of the Latnares was presented. An exhbton of nternatonal sportng The Ceylon.Natonal Dancers opened nernatonal events was presented V on Sunday, Aprl 'eek wth 15, teer and perforance of folk and cereonal an ndan fl, "The World dla[nces n Kresge of last Apu", Frday. wll The be two grls pctured shown ths Frday, Aprl 20, bove at 9:15 are p.. perforng The fl a Gov Natua. wll be open to the publc, free adsson, n -Photo by Corad Grundlehner Ktresge. THE Estabrshed At MT n 1881 TECH Vol. 82, No. 0 Cabrdge, Massachuseffs, Wednesday, Aprl 18, Cents One f By Land, Two f By Sea No Classes 'Toorrow At MT All classes are cancelled toorrow, Patrot's Day, a holday n Mane and Massachusetts. Patrot's Day coeorates the faous rde of Paul Revere and Wlla Dawes n 1775 to warn the colonsts of the advance of the Brtsh, and the battle of Lexngton the next day, Aprl 19. The Brtsh had lost 273 and the Aercans, 18 casualtes. APO Queen To Be Crowned Saturday Bunn Leban. psychology ajor at Brooklyn Col- 1,* h date of Dave Lroff'65.. J -Paulette Frazer, educaon ajor at Western Jeanne Montana Col. of Educa- date of on s the date of Dave '63. Ketftn'r '65. Trble s the Wlla Schd..:. :,, : ::f'f":::: O Z: z s: j; -2 \ 1 2. ",;: ;: ; : -.:::::.:: C : z. P: C:: 'CC-':,S :6:a; :::.. :....:.:.:.',:.:.r Larane Hawes, a senor at Weyouth Hgh School, s the date of John Kassakan '65. :*'*:';:^::'::::-*~C::':": F'~....,, : : ; ;, zy; : :: :,2 sj,,:, j.:,:::::: 5 ;r: :. :. : :: s, s, ;"',;-z.s ':.3: Chase Ends n Crash An autooble chase that reached a hundred les an hour at ore-- ponf cae to a halt n front of Baker House as ttne drver jaed on hs brakes at an estated seventy les an hour to avod the barracade protectng the dfch for the Magnet Lab's-ppes. The car, whch had been stolen, left the Drve and sashed nto a tree. The drver, not cornected wth the nsttute, was slghtly njured. -Photo by Conrad Grundlohner Sngle Event Tckets Avalable For Sprng Weekend Concert, Foral The Sprng Weekend Cottee wll sell separate tckets to Weekend events, as well as package tckets for the entre weekend. You ay buy these fro the Sprng Weekend Booth n Buldng 10 ths week and next. Tckets for Frday nght, May 4, foral dance wth Dakota Staton and the Harry Marshard Orchestra wll be sold for-$5 each. Tckets for the concert Saturday nght, May 5, featurng the Four Preps, Oscar Brand, and Sonny Stanton's Orchestra, wll be sold for $7.50. Coplete weekend tckets are avalable for $11. Both events are n the Cage. East Capus, Burton, 'and Baker House, have plaled a jont pcnc at Bluehll Reservaton, wth entertanent featurng Jacke Washngton, a folksnger, who has appeared at Club 47 and the Golden Vanty. Senor House has planned a pcnc of ts own, to be held at Breakheart Reservaton, at whch entertanent wll nclude folksongstress Ruth Ellen, often heard at Uncorn or the Loft. The FC wll revve the float parade tradton wth entres fro all fraterntes. 4 Found Gulty of Stap MachneTheft Four resdents of East Capus have been found gulty of daagng an East Capus stap a- probaton at the Dean's offce ana one placed on Judco probaton. The fourth student, havng chne and stealng the oney volated a prevous parole, has Ledl.e Dalton, fro a senor t. been expelled fro the undergraduate dors. Ths order has at Nancy Weyouth Qunnt Hgh a retalng School, 'Nta Tonso, a huanajor at Sons, s the tes ajor at MT, s the Judy Kazunas, a fne The s the date of Frank Anarts udcal aor at Cottee Massachuseffs has Sun '63. date of Gary Helg College '62. date of Art, of Art s Corunolly the ordered the students to repay been the suspended, but can be renewed '63. date of Jon Prce '64. oney at any taken te and at the pay dscreton of Judcorn.' the cost Votng for APO Carnval Queen contnues en Bufdng 1,0 Wednesday and Frday. Wnner, The of repars. The aount stolen s estated chosen fro these eght canddates, s to be announced at the Carnval Saturday nght.. One student has been placed on at $3. s

2 C' c6 a- v) L< z 0 Lu r`c- -r P-, la Annual Cleara /3 1 Textbook Lce to %2 n truth, the en at Ford who are engaged n research -end engneerng have left ther arks n the outstandng qualty you'll fnd n every Ford-bult car. Today, the poneerng work of Ford Motor Copany scentsts and engneers has already gven us newer. and better rustproofng ethods for longer-lastng autooble bodes,.. better sound nsulaton. pants that stay newer lookng, longer... soother rdng, ore cofortable autoobles... better nsulaton aterals for all-weather Sale A Peace Walk and Rally wll be sponsored n ths area Frday and Saturday by the New England Turn Toward Peace, as part of a natonal sultaneous effort to deonstrate on behalf of a new effort for peace through a progra of Aercan ntatves. Students and all others are encouraged to jon n the walk and attend the rally on the Boston Coon, at whch H. Stuart Hughes (ndependent canddate for U.S. Senator (Contnued fro page 1) offset copes of exstng Aercan texts, prnted n countres whch do not subscrbe to the nternatonal Copyrght Agreeent, and can be prced far below Aercan prces because of the typesettng and royalty savngs; the huantes texts the group ay get wll be legtate Unted States edtons. The sale of "prated edtons" n the Unted States has always rankled doestc publshers. At least two publshers (Prentce-Hall and Addson-Wesley), have contacted the Dean's offce to regster ther coplants about TrA. q =~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~h copat abu Tr ~l~ ~8~0 0 0~r~~P ~F OUT MOTOR COMPANY The Aercan Road, Dearborn, Mchgan drvng cofort... any servce-savng features that rnklc [ord-bult cars last longer, need less care and retan ther value better. Fro ther contnung research wll coe future Ford-bult cars, for.exaple, wth autoatc control systes for safer, faster drvng... new knds of power plants and energy sources... stronger steels and plastcs.. new aerodynac desgn for greater vehcle control. That's why Ford Motor Copany s ganng a poston of leadershp through scentfc research and engneerng. PRODUCTS FOR THE AMERCAN ROAD * THE FARM * NDUSTRY. AND THE AGE OF SPACE. TTP Peace Walk To Pass MT Texwbook Age t On ua(bpozt11 0 0lP ~DC.10 Natonwde Effort fro Massachusetts) and a group of "Hrosha plgrs," survvors of the frst ltary A-blast, wll - speak. The walk wll pass through Central Square and proceed up Massachusetts Avenue past MT about 1:45 Saturday afternoon. A coplete schedule and ore de. tals on both the walk and rally ay be obtaned fro the Turn Toward Peace headquarters, by callng UN Fold; Judco n Probe Another coplant n the wake of TA's ntal sales capagn was drected to Representatve Thoas J. Lane of Massachusetts by Malcol Shuster '65. The fol lowng s reprnted fro the Con gressonal Record of Aprl 10: MR. LANE: Mr. Speaker, under leave to extend y rearks n the Record, nclude the follow. ng every nterestng letter, to gether wth enclosure of stateent by Technology Textbook Agents, that warrants the edate attenton of every Meber of the Congress: Masachuxetts statute of Technology Canbrdge, Mass. Aprl 8, 1962 Mr. Thoas J. Lane House of Representatfves Washngton, D. C,. Dear Sr: t has coe to nry attentone fro advetseents planed n y dato'y by an organzaton whch calls tself the Technology Textbook Agency (sc), that a forelgn publsher s prfntng Aznercan textbooks and seeng the at hghly reduced prces. They a that by utllang cheaper ah and aterals and avoddng payent of a royalty they are able to sell texts at upproxlatety 4 per cent of the lst prce n sate of a hh tarff. The fact that orders are beng taken n advance and peant s ade when the books arrve n Sept. ber has led e to beleve that these operatons are ade on a al-oren basls. The texts they pbsh are standard works used by alost every engneertrg and tectnal school n the eountry. n the face of ever-rsng tuton cots the factor whch texts pmy n college expenses s decreasng. Yet, f foregn Publshers are able to copete wth Aercan, ther vokuxe of buykne cannot be too sall. Such operatons are a cerne aganst both the author and the publsher and, f not 'legal, s hghly csonest and should be stopped ether by akng such tractons llegal or by rasng tarff reetrctons to such a depree that such busness s umproftable. Thank you. Respectfully, Mal1ol Shuster Also entered n the Record was the TTA stateent dstrbuted on capus Aprl 1T: tta's operatons have apparenly caused no other off-capus publshed coent. Beekap Oubng As Tech Places 2nd n Math C peton An MT tea took second place n the twenty - second annual Wlla Lowell Putna atheatcs copetton n Kent, Oho, last Deceber 2. Top honors went to Mchgan State, whle Cal-Tech, Harvard, and Dart outh followed MT n that order. The wnnng teas receved cash przes rangng fro $500 to $100. One- MT an, Elwyn Berlekap, '62, took thrd (ndvdual) n the entre group of o094. Others n the top group ncluded, two fro Cal-Tech, one fro. Harvard, and one fro Unver-! sty 4 of Mantoba. L ' Each of the top fve receves; El $75, and one of the wll be ' selected to receve the Wlla! Lowell 1 Putna scholarshp for graduate study at Harvard. A total.of 192 colleges' and unverstes n the Unted States and Canada were represented. The Matheatcal Assocaton of A e r c a sponsors the copeton, Suer Regstraton The Regstrar has announced e hat regstraton ateral for the f( ] 9MS suer sesson wll be aval d able Monday, Aprl 23, at the n - foraton offce, The regstraton fors ust be f ued n and returned to tbe frercstrar's offce, she 7 AO r~~ot sunall., be too by Wednesday, May 1a rs k 2 w w L 9 p a w a tr

3 a Theses RACQUerS RESTRUNG -e-.s Coped Propt Sorvce -xe'sues Te,., Squash S", Bosto. Photocopy, Te s Shop 65,1 Blsfon Street 67A Mt. Aub St.. Crbrdge CO TR)5417 _ s _~~ -, a Techen Gable Af Speak-Easy Den - -4 ZC- z o- z0r v0 Erk the Red had no choce-but Vtals wth V-7 wll keep your har neat all day wthout grease. Naturally.V-7 s the greaseless groong dscovery.vtals~ wth V-7e fghts ebarrassng dandruff, prevents dryness, keeps your har neat all day wthout grease. Try Vtals today! -- vtal The atospere was tense as fortupes were won and lost at the Kappa Sga Speak Easy, an open bd party, Sa'urday nght. -Photos by Curfss Wler Debafers Wn Bd ToNaonal Meet Parents To Have The MT debate tea of Glen Bookss'63 and Bll Morrs '64 won A Hurred Vew an nvtaton to the Natonal Debate Tournaent by tyng for second A place at 'the Dstlct V Qulfyng Tcournaent at Veront The Here Aprl tournaent wll Le at West Pont, Aprl 25. Ths year wll ark MT's ffth trp to the Natonal tournaent, Parents' Weelkend wll be Apan 11-5 record, tyng Boston rl 27 to 29. Progras, desgne4 the frst snce 198. MT qualfed wth College and St. John's, New York, and f[wee ballots behnd frst place to gve parents a qulck vew of Holy Cross. MT hfe nclude tours, sports On ther way MT defeated BrandeAs, Veront, and Fordhanl, and departental prora-xtr. splttng decsons v;tf St. John's Unveersty College, BC, Eerson, The Parents' Weekend Coazarene. Thrty-two Colleges ttee, headed by lke Jablow St. Jolhn's of New York, and Eastern N: and Unrerstes flon New York and bnew England partcpated n and Barrdwe-ll Salon has ssued the follow'ng sdlhedule: the tournaent. The MT Debate Socety also partcpated n fthe Notre Dae n- 7:00-9:30 p..- :assachaustts Scvtatonal Tournaent at Notre Dae, March 30-Aprl 1. The tea once Fatr;. teckwenl Cage. 8:30 p. n.- Tecltonans Concert: of John Castle.nd Steve Wanner, both '63, fnshed-wth a 3-3 record, resge )Drra Stop Producton; Lttle defeatng Wscsn State, Dartouth, a nd llnos. Theatre. Kresge. S3turday, Aprl 28 0:4:;-12:00 a..-regstratol, Buldntug 10 lobby; attead classes wth son or daugtter; pre-arrranged eetlng wtht fre.shan advsr. 11:00-12:(N0 a.. - T)eonstraton lectures:; Hluttagtoa Hall atud Oopton Lecture Hall. 12:15-1:30 p. n.- Lunheows: Walker. Engneorng; Eurton, Scence; Bakor, Oo.rses 4, 14, :45-5:00 p..- Depart'ental progras: Tours, dcnonsrakons. eetngs wth faculty. Tours of the Conputaton Center and Nuclew3r Reactor. 1:0-68:00 p..- Marasschusetts Sdenee Far; Roclwel Oage. 2:00 p..- Fresran basebal4 wth Harvard; Brtsggs Feld. 4:00 p. n.- Heavy crew wth Yale; coarles Rver. 6:15-9:00 p. n.- Banquets; Burton and Uallecr. 8:30 p. a.- Ta14 by Dr. Stratton, and All-Techt Sng excerpts; Kesge Draa Shop Prducton; Lttle Theatre. S nday. Aprl 20 Morr, n- Relous servces. 2:00-4:30 p. rn.- Opeen House ad Dean Fa.qsett's, lvng grotps. 3:00-5:00 p. n.-- Massahlusetts SGlence Far; Rockwel CaGe. cs. - l 1. sown%1b 1~9 Typed. prepad classfed ads ay be subtted to The Tech. Walker Meoral. Rate: 20 cents per 30 character lne. FOR SALE; 1961 Volkswagen sedan., 20,000 - presena leage. Call H. Rhodes, X 655 or J. Rhodes, K SUMMER EMPLOYMENT: Capng trp leader at sall boy's cap n Mane. Must be 21 or older. Phone Davd Webs.er, WA 6-060G days or CL evefngs ALFA RO M E O SPORTS COUPE. Custo bult alunu body by GHA. Frst reasonable offer. AT or AT MOTORCYCLE.. S. A. Goldsfer 500 cc. sngle '56 very rapd, 7500 les, sparklng condton. Call UN wf- 0- rr t.0 00 v Cf f h V 'Tareyton's Dual Flter n duos partes dvsa est!' says Lucus (Dead-eye) Claudus, crack arltan of the XV Cohort catapult tea. "People coe fro Nero and far fortareyton,"says Dead-eye. "Vero,Tareyton's one flter cgarette that really delvers de gustbus. My a pack and see why the whole gang n the cohort s forun." k~~,:,.-.-..:. -,- :~:r..s.:- -racty+ed;-c~c'a:.-.-:'l:-'~~ :"" r ; j.:. -4E <; ~,,;s3-..,., _ -' 3.,,,s.,.a;.,... :,.:.,.... :-.,..- ;v..y,...-:,,. L-O.*..., ~"''~-' - ~~ '~~~-'~~-...-'~e~_~. DUAL FLTER Tareyton at # a -3S " OL 1 LOWER Preus on all new Savngs Bank Lfe nsurance effectve edately Get your new rate folder here Cabrdgeport Savngs Bank 689' Mass. Ave. TR

4 THE ~TECH ' Vol. LXXX No. 10 Aprl 18, Charan..... Thoas Brydges '62 a Managng Edtor... Josep anlon 63 Busness Manager... Joseph Krk '64 - Edtor Allen Woack 63 C- News Edtor... Jason Fane '63 < Sports Edtor Howard Ells '65 FEeatures Edtor Toby Zldle 63 Entertanent Edtor....To Maugh 65 Assocate News -Edtor. Don Goldsten 65 V) Advertsng Manager... Robert Powell '62 LJ Crculaton Manager.Fred Souk '65 z Z Treasurer reasurer Wlla Hart '64 Assstant Treasurer'65 AlJ Treasurer Assstant... Carl Kng 65. controller Controller.Howard,.-...,Hwr rur6 Brauer '65 Pho-to Edtors....Max Sth '64 Conrad Grundlehlner '64, Boyd Estus '63 Deadlnes: Advertsng, noon Thursday. Entertalnent, Features. Letters to the Edtor, Photography, Sports. noon Sunday. News. 7 p.. Monday. Make-up: Edtoral, Sports, Entertanent, Features- ( Sunday. 1-4 p.. News - Monday p.. LLJ Offce Hours: Monday, 11-12; Tuesday, 11-12, 2-4. Wed oesday ; Thursday, 10-11, 2-4: Frday, 11-12, 1-3. [L Unsgned edtorals appearng n THE TECH consttute the opnon of the newspaper's Board of Drectors. and not that of 1MT. The newspaper welcoes letters fro ts readers. Space perttng, such letters wll be prnted n whole or n part, f deeed by the edtor to be of suffcent nterest or beneft to the county. Brevty ncreases the chance of publcaton. Anonyous letters wll not be prnted Naes wll be wthheld upon request. Vanshng Volues A large nuber of books are vanshng fro the MT lbrares. Because a ssng book s usually not reported for soete, the lbrary staff s not aware of how any books have been lost or stolen, but havng been once dsapponted by hs falure to locate a catalogued book, t s easy for the lbrary-user to thnk the nuber s large. Many of these volues are sply "walkng out the door." We fnd that the book checkng syste s conducted n the ost cursory way, even provdng teptaton to book theves. f bref cases are opened at all, they are gven a erely superfcal exanaton, so that theft s alost chld's play. Snce the MT collecton usually ncludes only one volue of a work, f that s stolen the only recourse s to another lbrary. But perhaps the ost gallng thng about the whole stuaton s the refusal by lbrary staff ebes to obtan lost books for undergraduates by ner-lbry loan. Ths s because there has been too uch request for such loaw n the past. We feel ths sort of dscarnaton s both unjust and shortsghted. As far as book theft s concerned, we urge that ether the checker syste be strengthened to a level of usefulness, book nventores be conducted and stolen books be replaced edately, or that, MT consder closed stacks for ts lbrares. The latter soluton s radcal and undesrable but ay be necessary f the open stacks prvlege contnues to be abused. Users of the lbrares who have encontered proble ay help to ensure a quck soluton n the followng ways: When the user thnks a book ay be ssng, he should request an nvestgaton by the staff. Make qute sure that t s understood that the book s wanted and ssng. Then f te allows, he should request the book by nter-lbrary loan. f enough undergraduates request tbls servce then perhaps the staff wll be oved to coarect ths deplorable stuaton. Conferences As student concern for natonal and nlernatonal affars grows, we fnd sprngng up an ncreasng nuber of. planned student conferences at colleges and unverstes across the country. One such conference, at whch MT was represented by Dck Sten, was the Aercan Assebly's conference on Ars Control held at the Ar Force Acadey n Colorado Sprngs. The expenses nvolved n havng MT represented at ths conference aounted to about $270, of whch $170 was provded by the nsttute Cottee's Fnance Board fro general. actvtes funds. More coon are eetngs held nearer Boston whch deand an outlay of $10 or ore by the Fnance Board. n the past, these nvtatons have been handled by the nsttute Cottee and the Fnance Board on an ad hoc bass; now the nsttute Cottee wshes to ake provson n advance of these expendtures. Before decdng to accept an nvtaton to such a eetng, t s portant that the nsttute Cottee look carefully at the value whch can be derved fro t, both for the ndvdual partclpants and for the county n general. t s certanly worthwhle for MT to be represented at portant conclaves of ths nature, both fro an educatonal and a publc relatons pont of vew, but certan preses should be ade clear. When evaluatng an nvtaton, we ust deterne whether or not qualfed partcpants can be found. f the nsttute Cottee beleves that they can, then the exstence of the nvtaton ust be publczed so that all qualfed partcpants can be advsed to apply. Pre-conferenee publcty lke that gven n last weekend's conference at Yale s portant. When qualfed partcpants are selected, they ust be told of ther responsblty to report ther actvtes and fndngs upon ther return, and these reports ust be followed up wth adequate publcty. n ths way, the educatonal benefts of the eetng can extend beyond the ndvdual partcpant. n the allotent of fnancal ad to partcpants, we feel that the ndvdual should pay soe fracton of hs own expenses; ths ncrease hs personal responsblty to the project. n addton, we encourage partcpatonll at conferences nearer the Boston area, a tourse whch wll not only decrease expendtures, but wll allow ore people to partcpate. Each such request and nvtaton ust be evaluated on ts own erts, but we urge the nsttute Cottee and the Fnance Board to face the proble squarely and to decde n advance what allowance ay be ade for expenses of ts type. Then a dered progra of publcty and selecton should assure adequate representaton. Letters to The Tech Rev. Bloy Explans apprecate the Prosecutn gatthe Freedo Rde Poston torney's nterest n our n To the -Edtor: 'tres, but assure.ha that Last fall u reported n The have been well-sustaned, an Tech y conflct wth Mssssp- as concerned for njustc,!es n p} "justce:" wth fourteen oth- our respectve hoes aas er Epscopal prests was ar- Msssspp. rested n a Jackson, Msssspp On Tuesday, Aprl 10, Esever. bus ternal for "breach of he a of our goup went tohjack. peace," jaled, tred and found son to ntercede wth Judge gulty, and released on bond for Moore n behalf of the nore appeal at the County level ths than 250 others who have been May. Ths week there has been convcted on the sarne cbharge, a good deal of confusng news Unfortunately, the Judge, a about our stuaton whch parently angered by our = state. ay be able to clear up and ent, has now change/ sd h whtch you ay wsh to report nd and wll requre uas to to your readers. stand tral as before. On Monday, Aprl 9th, the Fro what one of our g~ vre servces carred reports n Jackson reported ths that Judge Russell Moore of ng, the Judge felt thatt vw the Hnds County Court, Jack- should have been r grate. son, Msssspp, on the oton ful to Msssspp for- lettng us of Prosecutng Attonney Jack off. The Judge appwrentl: Y dd Travs, had dsssed charges not realze that (A) snrce we aganst the ffteen Epscopal do not beleve we are gullty - clergy (ncludng e). On the frst place, there s n) rea. Tuesday the New York Tes son at all for gratefulne ss-r, reported that "Mr. Travs' oo- hs acton of dsssal dsss. ton sad the prosecuton had spp was sply akng g a Mu acted 'out of respect and ad- decson, albet belatedly, raton for the Epscopal justce s a rght of everyy ct. Church and Msssspp Epusco- zen not a hand-out far a few pal churchen.' t sad the ds- who are prvleged,, and at ssals would 'pert each of (B) we have been fghtng fra these defendents to return to tle begnng for justce ther prestly dutes.' "ce for all, and not for On the afternoon of Aprl 9th skls or the "dgnty" off the a spokesan for us ssued the Epscopal Churdh. The acto followng stateent: "We wel-. of Judge Moore should ake coe the recognton of our n- the qualty of Msssspp jus. y Jo& e: t nocence of Breach of the Peace tce qute clear to everyoc charges, but regret the ncon- s precsely ths knd of sstences of Msssspp justce, caprcousness whacl s n that charges aganst others daly aganst the weak, ;, bee slarly arrested were not dsenfranchsed, the Negron dropped. Soe of us ay go to Msssspp. Jackson to ntercede wth the Although a pers )nally court n behalf of the others dsapponted at havng t ) re who were not so favored. We (Please turn Jo Page 5 ~.~v..; : :.-:,:' :.... :..:;-..>.-....:.~-,,..--::-.,:,... ~,:.,.,6,.-,,...,----:~-~~ -, >~,.3...~ >f...a}#~ U a....:- Kbtzer fff~a=za.^3 By Steve Levy '63 - Usually ths colun features an nterestng pont n the play of the cards; ths week for a change we wll look at soe bddng probles that arose n last week's Open Par Chaponshp at the MT Badge Club. 1. SOUTH NORTH $AK AQJ5 V64 J 7 K Q ,105 Seven of seven pars ade four spades, but just one par bd the gae. The wrnng aucton - 14, 24, 3V 44. Ths s oe case where the noral sde sut gae tres truphed over the short sut gae try bdders. f South bds anythng but three hearts over two spades, then North wth a nu spade rase cannot see that hs hand fts so well wth hrs partner's. Over three hearts the burden rests on North to recogndze the ft and carry all the way to gae f he lkes a favorable gable. 2. SOUTH NORTH -A K J K Q A K 8 5 * $- 4 Q642 North-South Vulnerable The good daond gae seeed elusve for ost prs last Saturday. South opens 1 Heart and West-bds 2 Clubs. North passes as does East and Suth reverses wth 2 Spades. The key to the aucton s the acton that North takes at ths pont. Any bd other than a cue -hd or gae call ust be nterpreted as extree weakness n vew of partner's bddng Whch has been calculated to put you on the spot. My partner cae up wth the three daond bd that ponted us to the wnnng contract: He reasoned that by bddng three da- nonds he could deny a ft n ether ajor, declare weakness and at the sae te show a fve or sx card sut..- legal used )J 3. SOUTH NORTH 4 K J 75 4 A984 AK 9 85 Q J *86 K Q4 There s an excellent play for sx hearts or spades, yet t takes a well thought out se quence to arrve there. South opened one heaft and North decded that hs hand was: worth tvo bds so he respond. ed oe spade. East cae n wth three daonds. Now South properly reevaluated hs cards as duy at spades and count. ed nneteen ponts. He cue bd four danonds and North wentto sx hearts. North ust realze that all hs values are nthe rght place and reernbe that hs partner cue bd know.: ng no ore than that North had four spades and sx pontas 4. SOUTH NORTH 4 Q105 4KJ7 A Q 9 6 V J 1054 Q A J Ths hand represents what Called a syste fx hand, q1 players of one bddng systen naturally end n one contract whch by luck alone has an ad vantage over the contract nat. urally bd by playe--s of soe other syste. ths hand the standard aucton s NT, P. P, P akng one as the cards le The Kaplan-Shenwold auctons 14, 19, 2V down org though the four-four ajor fts usually the better spot. There was an error n t Puzzler last week. The contradc should have been sx spades The queston s the correct play of the heart sut wth A Q 32- opposte After all sde suts have been strped play the Ace of hearts, cross to duy and fnesse the queen Cashng the Ace frstwns even f the kng s offsde f t s doubleton, because East ust then concede a rff havng no ext. and sluff, '

5 - (Contnged fro Page 4) p nto Masscspr for. further adjudcaton, would rather go kbac there than be a party to the "Justce" of specl prv. Myron B. Bloy, Jr. Epsoxpal Chaplan ETA Objects to THE TECf Artcles To the Edtor: Your artcle n the Aprl 11 ssue of The Tech concernng Teclology Textbook Agents showed an alost total lack of any effort to deterne the th facts of the case. The errors n both the artcle and the edtoral are so nerous that t s dffcalt to decde where to begn. Let's start wth the headlne-: 'prated Texts to be Sold By 4 E. Capus Students." Ths shows that the edtors dd not even spend two nutes to look up the naes of the erbers of TTA n the APO drectory to fnd out that all of us do not lve n East Capus. La:ter n the artcle, you nsnuated that we ade upwards of 100% proft. Even wth the facts known to you, t should have been plan to you that Letters: out proft was less than 20%. For exaple,' take Zneran & Mason. Ths costs $9.00 at the Coop, and about $2.00 fro our publsher. Snce soe ebers of your staff acknowledged havng dealt wth ths "unethcal" copany, you should have been aware that they charge $1.00 for postage on a $2.00 book. Add to ths $1.35 that you adt ust be pad as royaltes, and you can see that t costs us $4.50 to obtan ths to taste start t...hetaste tosta book, whdh we sell for $5.50. Tbs gves us a argn of 21%, out of whbch ust cone advertsng expeses. Ths leaves us wth very lttle proft ndeed. You also state that the U.S. Custos offcer n Boston sad there was no way custos could be pad of these books, and that any of the that were n the country had entered llegally. We have a docuented case, an ndvdual of Senor House, whose books were nspected by custos, and who, after consultaton wth hs lawyer and the Custos Departent, pad a 5% duty on be tasle ro start wth..the tase t sta wlh wth hs books, ard receved the wth no further trouble. t s nterestng to note how the stateent by one professor -4 that our -dea of portng C books was "wonderful" was ob- taled. Whle beng ntervewed, and after havng stated that we planned to pay royaltes, a staff eber stepped out of the offce, and cae back later sayng that the professor had C "ht the celng." He adtted Z that he had not entoned the royaltes. We then called the professor back, and learned -< uch to our surprse that he had expressed satsfacton wtlh > the dea, even before knowng x that we planned to pay royaltes. When we asked the re - porter about the ethcs of ths _0 stuaton, we were told that they would get news 'any way o- we want."? Whle beng ntervewed by you n your offce, we were told that "edtorals don't have to contan facts." The fact that ' the edtoral was wrtten be- t fore the ntervew eerta'ly oa bears ths out. You flatly staoted that the portaton of these books was llegal. Our - lawyer states that he s advsed that the books are beng passed wth the payent of the 5%o duty. n addton, Dean Wadlegh tells -us that Congress s "rushng" to pass legslaton akng the portaton of the books llegal. Ths certanly sees to ndcate that there s nothng n the law at present on the subject of our operatons. There's an naaterestng footnote to ths atter. We were approached a few days ago by a eber of The Tech's advertsng staff, and asked f we wshed to place an ad n the paper. t sees that The Tech follows one ethcal code on the edtoral page, and another when t coes to gettng oney. Gene Salan, '63 Durk Pears-on, '64 Erwn Strauss, '65 The Tech was n error as to Mr. Schd's resdence. After nvestgatng each of the other objectons rased n the above letter the edtors have foutnd that the stateents n the ssue of Aprl 11 were correct as publshed. We are pleased to hear of the decson of the Technology Texbooks Agency to dscontnule solctaton for publshers,thout copyrght. Renassance House New Greenwch Vllage Theatre and Art Cenfer. Openng Sept. Roo and board $ per wk. Apply 160 Bleeker St., NYC. MY WFE WON'T DRVE T! ] So, fhe best offer takes y TR-3 13,000 les, nt condfon, Tonneau cover, Mcheln fres, r&h. Call OL ~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~, L,, f CALFORNA Round Trp Ar Fare plus tax fro $160 to $206 * * * why pay ore? Ralph Gordon, student rep. CO Other flghts: Chcago, Florda, BERMUDA SPECAL, Detrot. L. E S Derot What akes Lucky Strke the favorte regular cgarette of college sokers? Fne-tobacco taste. The taste of a Lucky s great to start wth, and t spols you for other cgarettes. That's why Lucky sokers stay Lucky sokers. So, get the taste ou'll want to stay wth. Get Lucky today. (( a Produt of Ž4 - cjn e oee s our 'ddle nae EXAMS & CLASSES GOT YOU DOWN? 0.. LOOSEN UP WTH A CANOE TRP Coplete or Partal Outfttng for Canoe Trps n Algonqun Park, Ontaro Lakes n 3000 sq. les of wlderness area; under 6 hour drve fro Buffalo. Fshng, trppng or just plan relaxng. Wrte ALGONQUN OUTFTTERS Box K * Oxtongue Lake, Ontaro

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7 - - - Lelghters' Perforance Outstandng perfoaenag to a standngroanonly auddence n Kresge Audtoru, the L.elghters gave a rousng perforance n HOUSE OF ROY ] Real Chnese Foods Open daly fro 4 p to 2 a Food Put Up To Take Out 12A Tyler St., Boston 11 DE , *. Brattle Theatre Harvard Square thru Apr. 21 Bolsho Ballet 5:30 7:30 9:30 _ Sauel Bluesten Co. -4 School-Engneerng Supples Ask About Student Dscount 1080 Boylston St., Boston CO Man St., Malden DA ; T By.To Maugh 'ther concert last Saturday nght. Vayng fro such tender ballads as "Molly Mallone" to audence-partcpaton songs lke "Hey Le41y," the tro showed an aazng versatlty nsngng style. The hghlght of the evenng was "Have Soe Madera, My Dear," sung by Lou Gottlelb, the grup's coc spokesan. More aptly ttled "Seducton n % Te," the song tells about a young aden beng wooed by an old, but lecherous, sutor. t s ths type of song, coupled wth the beltng delvery of the group, that has ade the Lelghters what they are today. ncdentally, half of the proceeds of the concert, whch was sponsored by the Alph Ph Oega, wll go to the Student Unon FunL * * $ Ray Charles, hs orchestra, and hs sngers wll gve a concert perforance at the Donnelly Meoral Theatre on Saturday evenng, Aprl 28. The reordng artst, stage star, coposer, scan, and vocalst s on hs second annual concert tour, whch wll end n Canege Hall after the Boston engageent. Tckets are currrently on sale by al-order at the Donnelly. * * * "Aedee, or How to Get Rd of t" Eugene lonesco's bzarre conaedy about the couple who have a oarpse that wll not stop growng n ther bedroo, wll be presented by the MT Draashop as ther ajor sprng producton. The play, drected by Joseph Eve-ngha, ]Drectow of Draa at MT, opens Wednesday ght, Apl 25, at 8:30 p.an, and plays nghtly through Saturday, Aprl 28. All seats are $1.50, and tele- MT DRAMASHOP 'AMEDEE OR, HOW TO GET RD OF T" A Bzarre Coedy by Eugene lonesco Drected by Joseph D. Everngha WEDNESDAY, APRL 25 - SATURDAY APRL 28 LrLE THEATRE, KRESGE AUDTORUM Adsson $1.50 Tcke Reservatons-Ext ~~ ra-l Z- -- L_ -- SPEr CAL R - Every Record fro Our Stock of O lwrcea VCTOR J '> z Sunday Evenng, Aprl 22 at 8 o'clock DR. JOSE FGUERES g cg Forer Presdent of Cosa Rca "Allance fo-r Progress vs. Cuban Revoluton" FORD HALL FORUM JORDAN HALL - Gansboro St car. Huntngton Ave. - BOSTON DOORS OPEN 7:45 P.M. EVERYBODY WELCOME P -o 7a a~~~pe knt Ul (Author of "Rally Round The Flag, Boys", "The Many Loves of Dobe Glls", etc.) CRAM COURSE No. 3: ENGLSH POETRY Fnal exas wll soon be upon us. Ths s no te for fun and gaes. Let us nstead study hard, cra fercely, prepare assduously. n ths colun today let us ake a quck survey of Englsh poetry. When we speak of Englsh poetry, we are, of course, speakng of Byron, Shelley, and Keats. Soe say that of the three, Keats was the ost talented. t s true that he dsplayed hs gfts earler than the others. Whle stll a schoolboy at St. Swthn's he wrote hs epc lnes: f a good, get an apple, So don't whstle n the chapel. Fro ths dstngushed begnnng, he went on to wrte another 40,000 poes n hs lfete-whch s all the ore rearkable when you consder that he was only fve feet tall l enton ths fact only to show that physcal probles never keep the true artst fro creatng. Byron, for exaple, was lae. Shelley had an ngrown har. Nonetheless, these three ttans of lterature turned out a vertable torrent of roantc.poetry. Nor dd they neglect ther personal lves. Byron, a devl wth the lades, was expelled fro Oxford for dppng Elzabeth Barrett's pgtals n an nkwell. He thereupon left England to fght n the Greek war of ndependence. He fought bravely and well, but woen were never far fro hs nd, as evdenced by ths ortal poe: How splendd t s to fght for the Greek, But don't enjoy t half as uch as dancng cheek to cheek. Whle Byron fought n Greece, Shelley reaned n England, where he becae court poet to the Duke of Marlborough. (t s nterestng to note n passng that Marlborough was the orgnal spellng of Marlboro Cgarettes, but the akers were unable to get the entre word on the package. Wth characterstc ngenuty they cleverly lopped off the fnal "gh". Ths, of course, left the wth a "gh" lyng around the factory. They looked for soe place to put t and fnally decded to gve t to the Drector of Sales, Mr. Vncent Van Go. Ths had a rather curous result. As plan Van Go, he had been a crackerjack drector of sales, but once he becae Van Gogh, he felt a ysterous, rresstble urge to pant. He resgned fro the Copany and becae an artst. t dd not work out too well. When Van Gogh learned what a great success Marlboro Cgarettes quckly becae--as, of course, they had to wth such a flavorful flavor, such a flterful flter, such a flp-top box, such a soft pack-he was so upset about leavng the fr that-he cut off hs ear n a ft of chagrn.) But dgress. Byron, say, was n taly and Shelley n rrl z (n 0- c; r~ -O qql <D Our low prce was $2.89 -NOW $2.37 o.r low prce ws $3.89 -NOW $2.87 Our low prce was $4.49-NOW $3.87 phone reservatons ay be ade at the Kresge box-offce: UN , ext Tckets wll also be avalable at the door on the nghts of perfor- THESE ARE ONCE-A-YEAR SAVNGS! Classcal artsts such as Arthur Fedler & the Boston Pops, Van Clburn, Rchter, Caruso, Lanza, Toscann, and hundreds of others. Popular artsts such as Belafonste, Glen Mller, Peter Nero, Elvs Presley, Lena Horne, Al Hrt, The Lelghters, and any others. ALSO - Ornal Cast & Soundtrack Recordngs, and Faous Operas LMTED TME a- LMTED QUANTTY SOL - - England. Meanwhle Keats went to Roe to try to grow. Who does not reeber hs wstful lyrc: Although 1 a only fve feet hgh, Soe day wll look n an elephant's eye. But Keats dd not grow. Hs frends, Shelley and Byron, touched to the heart, rushed to Roe to stretch h. Ths too faled. Then Byron, ever the lades' an, took up wth Lucreza Borga, Catherne of Aragon, and Anne Oakley. Shelley, a ore doestc type, stayed hoe wth hs wfe Mary, and wrote hs faous poe: love to stay hoe wth the ssus and wrte, And hug her and kss her and gve her a bte. Mary Shelley fnally got so tred of beng btten that she went nto another roo and wrote Frankensten. Upon readng the anuscrpt, Shelley and Byron got so scared they edately booked passage hoe to England. Keats tred to go too, but he was so sall that the clerk at the steashp offce couldn't see h over the top of the counter. So Keats reaned n Roe and ded of a broken heart. Byron and Shelley cred a lot and then together coposed ths ortal eptaph: Good old Keats, he ght have been short, But he was a great Aercan and a heck of a good sport Max Shulan * * * Truth, not poetry, s the busness of the Marlboro akers, and we tell you truly that you can't And a better tastng, better sokng cgarette than tedal's Marlboro.

8 0~ C\1 -o 0- -j Z~ ulz to LU LU. U a FOR THE SPORTSMAN Lowest Prces on OUTDOOR CLOTHNG - CENTRAL WAR SURPLUS 433 Mass. Ave. Central Square Cabrdge TR SPORTNG EQUPMENT Extra Specal ARMY RESSUE DOWN SLEEPNG BAGS $12.95 Coe n and Browse Around 0~~~- L-~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~a -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ s 4~et k a FJC~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Blsl~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- FOOT WEAR., ~~~~~~~~~~~~t Check Lst 0 Sportng Equpent 0 Baseball Equpent ] * Gy Clothng 0 Basketball Sneakers Capng Equpent Crew Equpent 0 Hkng Shoes * Blankets ' Footfocker -0 Sleepng Bags 10 Ran Wear e Fshng Tackle 1* Slacks and Sport Shrts! ~-- r... r X WOOe~ dollege Lowell House at Harvard s beng vsted ths onth by Father Serafn Slobodskoy of the Russan Orthodox onastery at Nyack, N. Y. t s hoped that he wll settle the long-ragng dspute over whether or net Lowell House's Russan Bells are n need of re.anng. Father Slobodsky, sad to be the West's foreost expert on Russan bells, wll also nstruct the Lowell House Socety of Bell Rngers n the playng of tradtonal lturgcal usc and ay gve a publc concert. The bells have a rather unusual hstory at Harvard, datng back to Ther story s told n a Harvard Crson artcle by Russell Roberts, of whch. the followng s a part: 'The bells have long been one of the ore curous eleents n the Lowell House tradton. They frst cae to the Unversty n 1931 after a wanderng Aercan slavc scholar dscovered the n a onastery near Moscow and brought the to the attenton of Charles R. Crane, a leadng anufacturer of tolet fxtures. "Learnng that they were about to be elted down for araents, Crane purchased the fro the Sovet governent and offered the as a gft to Harvard. "The bells were proptly accepted by A. Lawrence Lowell, then presdent of the Unversty, and consgned to ther present locaton. Sovet Generosty "n an unusual dsplay of generosty, the reasons for whch are stll a source 'of hstorcal ystery, the Sovets sent to Lowell House one of the ost pronent of ther bell-rngng professonals to drect the nstallaton of the "zvon" of bells. "The an's nae was Saradjeff and hs credentals were peccable: hs father and hs aternal grandfather before h had been rng- =MTOMMM, By Toby Zdle '63 Russan Be.ll Expert At Harvard To Retune; Zvon n Lowell Tower ers; he hself had ade a long, and exhaustve study of the art and hs theores on the subject were consdered revolutonary even for the Sovet Unon. "n addton, he could recognze, by ear, any one of the several thousand bells n Moscow and had wrtten dozens of copostons for bells ncludng a specal one for those now n Lowell House. - Drnks nk n nfrar "Personally, however, he was not so pressve. He could speak lttle, f any, Englsh and was not partcularly fluent n sgn language. He was generally unfrendly, hghly suspcous, and subject to attacks of eplepsy. He was totally dgsatsfed wth condtons n Cabrdge and showed lttle restrant n revealng hs dspleasure. "After one especally volent epleptc sezure he was cotted to Stllan nfrary where he drank nk as an antdote for the poson he beleved he was beng adnstered there. 'But the Unversty had few Russan bell experts at ts dsposal n those days and the an's reputaton- could not be gnored. Saradjeff was placed n full, charge of the tunng of the zvon and the task was begun wth no lttle enthusas.. "Alost at once, however, Saradjeff's hopes that the Lowell House bells could be ade nto the greatest set n exstence began to dnsh. Mssng Bells "He vgorously protested that soe of the bells were ssng and that wthout the the carllon would never be coplete. Presdent Lowell attepted to nvestgate the charge but the only person who knew how any bells were n the orgnal set, the wanderng Slavc scholar, was on hs way to Adds Ababa to wtness the coronaton of Hale Selasse. "He.ts eventuar~y vaodhed, howerer, Eand t was deterned talt aone of the bemts were ssng. 'Nonsense,' Saradjeff alagegedly ted an nterpetor, 'we Russans rbvented b.l&js and we kvow what we are tafllvng abctu' '"Not onrg after twfs ndlfdent, Presdent Lowel dsooveed Saradjeff n the Loyejl House baseent, dcppbng peces fro the lps of the bellls. Slaradjeff lalber expbaned that thes was the accepted technque for tung. bel1s but Pres~dentt Lowdl beleveld he was runnng the zvon and the Rus']s5an was fnaflly dsssed. He sadly re- 'tunned to Moscow wvere he was Tepct.edly corrntted to a santuarurn. - Bells Fnally nstalled "Wkthout furtfher tunng, the bells wanee fnagly nsta.led n the LOwel House tower and anrdtlher bell rnger was car.p:ed fro New York to pllay the frst ancert on Easter n "t_ was apparent fso thel frst playnag that the bells were not what Presdent Lowe~ll had Ahoped they woud be. Ether the R-usDshan usc was unsuyted for Westen ears Or the zvofn suffered fro Medc Cll dffcul- a U U U U r U tfle "Aways rsd., s Lafger G T~-] better town-gown rellbtornshps, to pnoote paptununty: the Boston TONS- press sezed OF CHES the op- AT HARVARD -AND NOT A NOTE OF MUSC,' screedhed the headlnes, 'GoFT CHMES PROVE VWHTE ELEPHANT.' 'lhe Crson realled. vlols of 'Oufew Sheadl Not Rng Tonglht,' n whbdh a beautful aden as found drngnrg to the (Please turn to page 9) NEW LOWER RATES now n effect on all new polces of Savngs Bank Lfe nsurance Get your new rate folder here Cabrdgeporf Savngs Bank 689 Mass. 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10 * LECTURES 'MR. BENJAMN J. DAVS, pronent eber of the Aercan Counst Part/, wll. address the :Harvard Law School Foru ths evenng at -8:30 p.. on "The Counst -- Party and Consttutonal Gua- -J.rantees." Mr. Davs' talk wll : be- followed 'by a panel ds- < cusson featurng Erwn N. - Grswold, Dean of the Harvard < 'Law School and erber of the c Unted States Cosson 'on uu Cvl Rghts, and -Mark De- Z Wolfe Howe, a Professor n the 'Law School specalzng n 3,Aercan Consttutonal Law. The -lecture and dscusson wll be n Sanders Theater, and tckets are avalable fro the Harvard Coop or at the door. U The AEE-RE JONT STU- DENT BRANCH s sponsorngj a F 'lecture today } roo at 3 p.. on "Materals Research and Electrcal Engneerng." The speaker s Professor Arthur C. Sth of the E. E. Departent, and all are nvted. "THE SCENCE OF DEC- SON," a lecture on Operatons Research, wll 'be gven 'by Pro-' fessor Ronald A. Howard of :E. E. next Tuesday, Aprl 24. The MT AEE-RE Jont Student Branch s sponsorng the ftalk, whch wll begn n roo at 4 p.. DR. EDWARD H. BLOCH of" Western Reserve 'Unversty's School of Medcne.wll gve a specal lecture on Thursday, Aprl 26, enttled "Hgh Speed. Photography of Blood Flow n the Sallest Vessels of Man and, Anals." The lecture s open to all, and s n roo begnnng at 3 p.. SEMNARS Labda Rho (otherwse known as 'the:locker Roo Socety) conducts a daly dscusson group on topcal.subjects Monday through Frday to whch all "talkers" are nvted. 'The bull sessons are :n -oo 2-090, and extend roughlly r fro 11 a.. to 2 p.. Monday p through Thursday, and fro 11 untl :5 p.. on Frdays. Coe and ar your vew of the world! The next senar of the MT lnter-arnercan Progra n CvlL Engneerng wll be "Effcency F of Resource Allocaton n.developng Econoes," led by Dr. Lous Lefeber, who s an Assocate Professor of Econocs and at eber of the Center for nter- - natonal Studes. The senar wll be n roo at 4 p.. on Tuesday, Aprl 24. NOTCES.MSCELLANEOUS Peace Corps placeent tests wll be gven Salurday, Aprl 21t at 8:30 a. n Meoral Hall at Harvard. All applcants ust be 18 or over and ctzens of the Unted States. One of the two tests offered requres a 'bachelor's degree. and s ntended for those wshng postons as teachers. 'Tranng wll begn ths suer for 30 Peace Corps projects n Afrca, Asa and Latn Aerca All -Sdn Dvng enthusasts and Marne- Bologsts are nvted to attend a eetng of the Aercan -Lttoral Socety -Boston Chapter, at the Northeastern Unversty Graduate Center on Aprl 23 at 8 p.. The eetng, sponsored by the Northeastern Underwater Socety, wll be held to forulate plans for an undersea survey to coence May 31. NEW DEPT. Due to any requests, we are now offerng Wash & Wear vy SLACKS FOR SALE - Very Fne %/ Polshed Coctons ONE $ 5 Reg. Prce TWO $ 9 90 PAR $ 6.95 esach PARS 7 Tan - Black - All Szes CAPTOL FORMAL SHOP :1357 Coonwealth Ave., -Allston, Mass. AL :1 nute fro Harvard Ave. Free Parkng Varsty, Frosh Top Harvard Tech Salors Wn Regaffa Both the vartst and freshen slng teas racng a t r l Saturday and Stnday respectvely, won ther regaas by large at,.gns, wth Harvard placng second each te. Fresh Tale 9 sts Walter Denee, '63, and Gary Henlg, '62, topped a fleet of xlt by a healthy argn, whle freshen Scott Hynek, Fred Kern, aw - John Navas. took an octagonal.eet by 1S ponts. varsty rope to a nuber of frst places, whle the fresh tfok nne frsts out - 14 races. beh Places Second The varsty was defeated a week earler by Harvard n a ser* of tea races (.e. two teas of four boats each). Tech ted fo second wth Coast Guard, and Boston -Unversty fnshed last. The sae day, the freshen, racng at Coast Guard, cae froz behnd n the last of 14 races to wn over a -fleet of 12 by. a scao of 136 to 135. r ths seres, the frosh took only two frsts, but scored consstent thrds and fourths. Varsty To Meet.Dartouth 'Next weekend both teas wll be -racng n the elnaton race for ther respectve New England Dnghy Chaponshps-the varsty at Dartouth and the frosh at Coast Guard Acadey. f they plat[ aong the top thrd df those racng, they wll be elgble for the fnals The varsty fnals are scheduled for :thee weeks later at Coat Guard, and 'the freshen wll race two weeks after ther eln tons, on Sprng Weekend, at MT. t1l FaousCg-arettes. 4 -Presented by -Pall:M-a t, t --! SOCAL A Course V Student-Faculty Steak and Beer Banquet wll 'be held at 6 p.. ths evenng. 'The nforal -get-together wll -be n 4ro , and adsson s.ft.75. Ph Gaa Delta.presents the -Fj sland -Party -ths Frday evenng at 8 p.. on the shore of Robbns Lake. The gala party s free to all couples dressed n sarongs. Further nforaton and drectons to the "sland" -ay be obtaned fro the booth n buld-: ng 10. or by callng extenson 321T or Cl A "Matzo" Ball wll be-.held.saturday evenng at Teple Bna Moshe, 1845 Coonwealth Ave. n Brghton, by the Metropoltan Coeds of Teple Bna Moshe. Dancng wll be fro 8-12 'p.. to the usc of Marty Kaye's orchestra: door przes wll be awarded and there are free -rerhents -provded. Donaton s $1.50.per person. The Checal Engneerng Departent s holdng a Freshan Orentaton Open 'House Wednesday, Aprl 25 -n'the Walker Roo, The gatherng wll be fro 1: 4:30 untl '5:30 -and all terested: freshen are nvted. '.: Grl watchers are honorable en E/gaa : 6oWho ay watch Aay-ale s elgble to becoe agd watcher. There -s no age lt, although ost-grl watchers are over ten and under one hundred andfour. There are no heght or, weght requreents, although taller-en enjoy an obvous advantage at crowded partes.the onlystrct requreent s one -of character. The :grt watcher s a an of WHY BE AN AMATEUR? 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And you couldn't pck a better te than nowdurngyour Chevrolet dealer's Fun and Sun Days. See t new Chevrolet, Chevy S and Corv Goddard Takes Mle, 880 Cnderen Edged 751/V2591/2 Despte good perforances by several Tech tracken, the harrers fell before Wllas last Saturday, 751%-59½ at Brggs feld. To Goddard, '63, put n a very good perforance as he copped both the le and 880 yard runs. n the le teaate John Dressler '64 edged a Wllas runner just before the tape to snare an exctng second place fnsh. The other frst place n the runnng events for the Beavers was n the two le run where Steve Banks, '62, fnshed frst just ahead of Roger Hnrchs, '63, to gve MT a 1-2 fnsh n that event also. n the feld events Gary Luks, '64', took a frst n the pole vault at eleven feet. Al Rao, '63, won the haer throw and Bll Eagleson, '64' won the hgh jup. Second place fnshers that added ponts to the Beavers' score were captured by J Macllan, '64, n the hgh hurdles, Forrest Green, '63, n the lows, Bll Rensen, '64, n the shot, and Mke Spson, '64, n the javeln. The tea as a whole looked good aganst Wllas but several glarng weaknesses, such as n the sprnts, prevented the fro beng vctorous. The frosh also suffered defeat, losng to the Wllas frosh, Dave Carrer was the only double wnner as he outjurnped all the hgh and broad jupers. He had a good perforance n the broad jup wth a leap of 20'3 k". The other really brght spot on the frosh squad were the usual sweeps n both hurdle events wth A1 Tervalon wnnng the hghs and Ken Morash takng the lows wth Terry Dorschner also placng n both events. The only other frst for the frosh was Mke Olver's wn n the le. Wednesday the frosh have a eet at Governor Duer Acadey and next Saturday both the varsty and frosh travel to UNH for a trangular wth UNH and Tufts. M Track Meet ncludes 12 Events; Rosters Due Monday, Aprl 23 Rosters for ntraural Track are due Monday, Aprl 23. Tha year's eet, to take place an the Sunday of Parent's Weekend (Aprl 29), wll Consst of rne rung and three feld events. Two of these events are beng ntaoduced- for the frst te. They are the 120 yard Hgh Hurdles, and the 180 yard Low Hu-les. Betas Wn LAt Meet ast year, Beta Theta P was the decsve wanner of the eet wth a pont total of 61. Placng a dstant second and NEW BEL AR 4-DOOR STATON,A.GON Jet-swoothe that rdes just rght, loaded or lght- -wth 97.5-cu.-fl. cargo cave and FuU Col suspenson. **S ***o g * **e****$14ggg****$***g9** a 0O on Se.4eego MONZA 4-DOOR SEDAN Fro snappy nterors to sure-footed scat, ths one'e got the gft of akng sport of ost any trp. at Or Chevrolt ders One-Stop Shoppng Center thrd were Sga Ph Epslon- 27, and Burton House-251/2. Sx School Records Topple Though the eet was onesded, t was,one that saw sx school records broken. The arks for the broad jup, shot put, 880 yard rn, 880 edley, 880 relay, and the 440 yea'd run all fell by the waysde. On Deck Today, Aprl 18 Baseball (F) - Mlton Acadey, Away, 3:00 P.M. Lacrosse (V) - Holy Orcos, Away, 3:45 P.M. Tenns (F)--overnor Duer Acadey, Hoe, 3:00 P.M. Track (F - Governr Dorner Acadey, Away, 4:00 P.MVL Thursday, Aprl 19 Baseball (V) - Bowdon, Hoe, 2:30 P.M. Tenns (V) - Colby, Hone, 2:00 P.M. Frday, Aprl 20 Golf (V) - Bowdodtn, Spngfeld, Hoe, 1:00 P.M. Tenns (V) - BEowdon, Hoe, 2:30 P.M. Saturday, Aprl 21 Baseball (V) - Bates, Away, 2:00 P.VL Baseball (F) - Newton Junor College, Hoe, 2:00 P.M. Crew (HV) - Colulb, Brown, at New York Crew (LV - Duad C@wp- Dartouth, Yale, Away Golf (V) - Wlla, Trnty, Away, 2:00 P.M. acrosse (V) - New Hapshre, Away, 2:00 P.M. Lacrosse (F) - Harvard, Hone, 2:00 P.M. Tenns (V) - Wesleyan, Horne, 2:00 P.M. Tenns (F) - Ward, Hoe, 3:00 P.M. Track (V&F) - New Halpshre, Tufts, Away, 1:00 P.M. Tuesday, Aprl 24 Baseball (V) - Tufts, Away, 3:00 P.M. Baseball (F) - Tufts, Hoe, 3:00 P.M. Golf (V) - Harvard, Away, 2:00 P.M. Provost Townes Honored Agan For Maser Research Dr. Charles H. Townes, MT Provost, has been awarded the John J. Carty Medal of the Natonal Acadey of Scences. The award, "'n recognton of noteworthy acconplshnents n scence," went to Dr. Towvnes for hs poneerng developent of the Maser (crowave aplfcaton by the stulated eson of radaton). Dr. Townes wll receve e edal n Wastngton, D. C., at :tle anal eetng of te Acadey on Aprl 23. E) -- r-. M l: ~0 co - (D 'a' s

12 0 0 e. c,, -o 0 co 6 Z- 03 ua tj Z- u. LU 3- Tech Crewen Sweep All Three Races Wth B.U. By Sandy Wagner MT heavyweght crews swept the rver Saturday afternoon aganst Boston Unversty n the frst race of the season for all eghts. Very choppy condtons and a stff headwnd ade the rowng qute dffcult and at tes extreely slow. BU, long consdered an easy opponent n crewv, has begun n recent years to ncrease ts ephass on rowng and presented two strong copettors n the three races. Fory Strokes Varsty Jack Fraley's varsty took the fnal race of the day, n gatherng darkness, by abot two lengths. Tony Fory '63, Fraley's last nute choce for the stroke seat, led the recently reshuffled e~ght as they were ahead all the way and never n serous trouble. J.V. Keeps Stroke Down 'Me bggest surprse of the day was the Tech JV, stroked by junor John Wasserlen agan ths year, who rowed at a lower stroke than BU all the way and fnshed a full 38 seconds ahead. Wasserlen, notorous Yanus Hurls -Htter n BC Fray last year for hs gh strokng, was hduced by the poor condtons to keep down the beat, arnd BU suffered by ot-dong the sae. Frosh Top BU n the freshn race Dck Erckson's eght lost to the MrrT thrd varsty, but. fnshed well n front of BU. n a closer race than the others, BU kept up untl the Salrng Pavlon, when, wth a ne to go, stroke Bob Ourd's low strokng sbarted to pay off. BU, at a hgher pace, was ss water and not rowng effectvely n the rough Charles. The fnsh was the thrd varsty, stroked by Lew Taff, two lengts over the freshen, and th BU another 2 lengths further back. n earler races the Harvard Lghtweght JV and Varslty easly topped Navy n races whch were not surprsng by ther outcoe, but because of the wde argns Harvard wan by. bghts to Meet Dartouth, Yale Next week Gary Zwart's lgweghts ake ther debut Huskes Top MT Wth Grand Sla Tech Nne Splts Twnbll Wth WP; Drops Contests To BC, H'Easte By Mal Beaverstock - MT's baseball tea won one gane durng the past week whle droppng three. The lone vctory cae durng the frst gae of a double-header aganst W.P.. on Saturday afternoon. Grand Sla Gves Huskes 8-2 Wn A grand sla hoe run n the last of the eghth rnnng gave Northeastern an 8-2 vctory aganst Tech on Tuesday. The Huskes opened up wth a three run lead n the frst ntnug but the Engneers cane rght back n the second wth two arkers on sngles by John Costello, '62, Henry Nau, '63, and Dck Adaadnc, '64. Northeastern added one ore run n the ffth frae and then n the lst of the eghth, after two out, the Huskes loaded the bases and catcher Dck Bunk ht a 3-2 pth over the fence n left feld to ce the gae 8-2 for Northeastern. Captan Mck Haney went all -the way an the ound for Tech. Yanus Hurls 1-Htter On Thursday sophoore Bob Yanus hurled a one-htter ganst powerful Boston Colbge at the B. C. feld but to no aval as B. C. cae up wth Tech Splts Doubleheader a 3-2 vctory. On Saturday the Engneers B.C. started the scorng n splt a doubl-header u wth the rrtal frane wth one run W.P.. at Brggs Feld by takthat scored on a bases loaded ng the frst- gae 7-2 and walk. Tech, however, knotted droppng the seoond 1-. The the gae n the top of the sec- vstors opened up wath a hbe ond when fthey captalzed on r-n n the frst nng but two walks and a B.C. scue. Tech bounced back wth four n the top of the seventh the bg arkers n the hoe balf Engneers had Len Ferrar, '63, of the sae frae. Bg blow of on thrd wth one away. Bll the nnng cae off the bat Bloebau, '62, then lad down of John Costello whch scored a perfect bunt to score Ferrar Larry Deck, '63, and ptcher on the squeeze play and to put Mck Haney. Dck Adarnc Tech n the lead 2-1. scored n the second and Bob Gae Ends n Darkness Yanus cae across the plate n Snce the gae ddn't start the fourlth on a double by aruntl 4 p.. the sun was ore ry Deck to put Tech out n than just gong down when B.C. front 6-1. Dck Adac ade t cae to bat n the lst of the 7-1 when he soored fro secseventh, usually the fnal ond on a sngle by Len Ferrafrae. A walk, an error and a r n the sxth. he other W.P.. wld ptch brought the tyng tally cane n the botto of run across the plate for B.C. the sxth. Mck Haney went the and left the wth a an on dstance on the ound and thrd. The next- batter ht the handcuffed the vstors to only ball n the drecton of thrd four scattered hts. base but before anyone- could Engneers Held To One Ht see where the ball went to, the n the nghtcap WP's one wnnng run scored to gve Bos- run n the trd frae on a ton College the gae. The ht double and a sngle stood the that scored the.wnrnnrg anng run r test as Tech bowed 1-0. The was -- Q.-. t1e, only -.,> ht az off s -. Yanus w dur- w-. rg the gae; Tech collected Engneers could only uster three hts- one ht durng the gae and MT Rfleen Wn Fnal Two Matches MT's rfle tea eerged tnnplphant n ts fnal two contests of the season, Frday and Saturday at Boston College. The frst eet was 13r ndvdual copetton aong ebers of the teas n the Greater Boston Rfle League. The tea copetton was held thne followng day. P'eterson, Olah Receve Medals Medals were gven to the gh four ndvduals n ea of Ue 3 frng postons n Frday's copetto n addton Ow hgh an of the day reved a edal. Bruce Peterson 113 earned a prone edal whle George Olah &4 placed thrd one and fourth kneelng. Bolng's 293 ][ Hghest n Hstory Saturday's eet was a handgapped tea atch. The handk~p was based on MT's sear average of 1417 and ranged bfo 6 to 67 ponts..joe Bolng Weekend acton n ntraural loftball concluded wth a nuber C teas eergng as strong conrenders for league ttles. Despte _1d, wndy weather, seventeen ganes were played. Theta Delta Ch, NRSA Te n League, Theta Delta Ch nd NRSA fell nto a te for frst place wth vctores over Zeta Beta Tau (14-12) and Ph Mu Delta (1-4) respectvely. Burton House A' pulled nto frst place n League H by trouncng Tau Eps- Ph, E. C. Leads League Dortores contnued ther onaton n Leagues and V. East Capus wth a 7-5 wn over Labda Ch Alpha oved nto shot a 293, the hghest score n TWo sets of edals were gvtea hstory. Bolng paved bhe en to the M1T tea ebers way to a season hgh n the. for beng the undefeated dhaleague of Hs 293 was sup- pons durng the regular season ported by a 286 and three 285's and for wnnng the handcap. by Dck Ludean '63, Pete MrT took 21 of the 32 possble Cold Weather Fals To Slow Down Weekend Acton n M Softball Tea ' Hoffan '62, Jerry Sknner '63, edals. and Bruoe Peterson. The band- - capped scores of the other Crushes Brandes teas were Boston Unversty 1427, Northeastern -1411, HarvaTd 1407, Boston College 13T6e ac Wentworth Tenns v MT Receves Ten 1st Place By Terry Setceld Henrch, at nuber one easly Medals Mrr's tenns tea vndcated, beat Berln and Oahen 6-1; 6-0. The edals were presented at least n part, ther loss to 0 Chaney anrd Bluberg won Saturday ght at the league Harva:rd Wednesday by cruhbanquet. MT receved a plaque &g Brandes Unversty 9-0. and ten frst place edals for Despte the cold, wndy weathts undefeated Season. Scott er, the gae, played Saturday r Draper of Northeastern was afternoon on our courts, was awarded a frst plae nedadl f an exbton of hgh qualtyr,hs season average of 29L MT tenns. took the other two hgh aver- Aasnaes Wns 6-3, 6-1 age edals w Steve th Sh's Bent Aasnaes '63 played hs age wth uedals Steve sual good gae and took nun- 285 and Dck Ludean's 284. be rwt,n-, hn.dlv A. c(l ktpl- VllC: skul lkullly U-a;1. Nck Charney 62 at rnber the nuber one postonn League ; whle Graduate House sashed Theta Ch, Md SOFBAJ, RE"ULTS Leagute PKT S.... Fjs 6 Theta Delta C 14 ZBT 12 NRSA P... Ph Mu Delta 4 League U Butrbon 'A' 11 - T. EP 3 Paw. Cafe 8 Senor 'B' 6 League East Captus 7 -X.k 5 Burton 'B' 13 Bker 'A' 3 league V Grad Hous-e 15 - Theta Ch 0 Kappa Sga 6... DTD 4 League V SAM P La.-4.Ato 5... Sg Ph Ep. l League V Senor 'A' stud. K. 20 Chkb Latno AEP 17 (5 nnng scare: to be contnued) League VU GHES A'PO 7 GM Baker 'C 5 league V SAE T... CP Baker ' 1D... Theta Ps 6 two lst hs frst set by a close 5-7, but cane back n a arathon lke gae to wn the next two sets 6-2; 7-5. At nuber tree Charles Henvch '62 defeated Brades' Jerry Hantnn 6-4; 6-3. Jerry Adas '63, wth hs usual delberaton and steadness, won over Charles Teller by the sae score. Terry Chatwn '63 gave Rno Schavo-Canpo t ftst set 6-3, ad cae back to wn the next two 6-3; 6-2. Marty Orond '64 fnshed Alan LGtteran n straght sets 6-4; 64. Jack Moter '64,. Govann Franz '64, Bob Blueberg '64, and Steve Handel '63, playng unoffcal sngles, all beat ther Brandes opponents. MT Sweeps Doubles The doubles tea played equally as well. Aasnaes and that was a sngle n the fourth frane off the- bat of Dawe Skes, '63. Henry Nau, '63, went the route on the eound fr Tech. Next gae for MT's daond nnre wll be a ho.contest aganst Bowdon on lth.sday. Saturday the tea travels to Lewsbon, Mane to eet the Bates re. agast Yale ad hs ala a. ter, Dartouth, a the Connec.. tcut Rver at Hanover. T1e heaves lookng for ore shrts, travel to New York to take on Coluba and Brown MT CREW RESULTS Varsty Raoe: MT 10:41.5, BU 10:49.2. V Rae: MrT 11:13, BU 11:51. Freshna Race: MKT t Vard 11:10.4, MT Freshen 112Q, BU 11:34. M;,T Varslty Heaves Oox-George Dottso 8--Tony Fery 7--het Rley 6---Dcc Mlln.an 5-Mke Lwtoua 4-W-ll Tayl&r 3--Bob Kurtz 2---artn Poe 1-Ken Anderson MT Fresan Heaves OoCx-PAc Art 8--Baoh Kurd 7-Jn Lawen 6-Bruce Seaton 5-George McQulken 4-Jxn Faender 3--Brxoe Andorf - 2-Rchard onard 1-Tony Slusa=z MT Jnlor Varsty Heeb*s Oox-Bud Borng 8-John Wase-eta 7-Ron Chleek K 6--Bo< asadel 5-Tony Doepkea 4--Bo Brady 3-B<o W1d ' 2-ay Maau 1-Bl JuuMtz Thrd Varsty Heaves Cox-Bll Moluar 8-LOW T&f - 7-To Taylor 6-Gaty Deacher 5--Joseph Codwellt 4-Peter Staekee 3-Sa TPaub 2-John larsea 1--Bll P4o Lacrosse Tea Tops Unon For Frst Vctory Of Season MT's Lacrosse Tea splt two gaes last week, defeatng Uo College 7-1, and fallng to the Crson of Harvard Ths brngs the Engneers season record to 1-4 Matson Soores Frst The Unon fray was arked by aggressvre playng ard strong offensve oves. Wayne Matson '64 drew frst blood for Tech by scorng unasssted early n the frst perod. n the secord perod Greg Brown '62, takng a feed fro Matson, scored the second goal of the gae. Three ore arks were taled n ths perod by the Techen. Phl Robnson '62 asssted by John Labert '63, scored- fro crease attack. Then a rnute and a half later, Brown took a feed fro Robon to tally another goal. The scorng closed for the half wth Matson takng a faceoff anxd soorg unasssted. Brown Breaks ce Through the thrd perod efctorous, 9-0 nuber two n straght sets 6-4; 6-. Ohatwn and Franz quckly fnshed nuber three 6-1;6-0. Adas ard Orond playrng an unoffcl fourth doubles also beat ther Brandes oppanents 6-1; 6-0. The tea's next atch wll be wth Colby College on Thursday, Aprl 19. The atch w start at 2:00.pn. on the courts n back of Baker House. How They Dd Baeball Northeastern 8; NT 2 Boston College 3; MTrr 2 WP.. 1; MT 0 MT 7; W.P. 2 Crew- Varsty Rac: MT 10:41.5, BU 10:49.2 JV Race: MT 11:13, BU 11:51 Freha Race: MT 3rd V. 11:10.4, MT Frosh 11:21; BU 11:34 Lacrosse, - MT 7; Unon 1 Harvard 15; MT 3 Tenn HarVard 9; MT 0 MT 9; Brandes 0 Track Wa 752; MT 59/2 ther tea was able to soe, but' early n -the fourth, Brown broke the. ce wth an assst fron Robnon. Mdway n ths frae Labert was ssted by Mke Monsler '64, and scored the fnal goal for the Engnee Wth 90 seconds reang, Coach Ben Martn cleared hs bench, and the stcken of Unon College were able to score ther frst and only goal of the day. Engneers Fall to Cr Last Wd ay, the Techen et Harvard at the 0- poents' feld. Bll Dredss '64 scored the frst goal of the gae wth an assst ro Dck Lpes '64. Harvard ted the score and then -talled once ore,to lead 2-1 at the end of the frst perod. Score Evened at 2-2 n the second quarter MT evened t up wth Don Yansen '63 scorng on an assst fro Robnson. However at ths pont, the Crson broke loose to score four goals n quck successon and a ffth before.the perod's close. Halftne score was Harvard 7, MT 2. n the thrd perod H-rvard scored four ore goals. The only Mr tally was an unasssted goal by Wayne Matson. The fourth perod saw Harvard tally four ore goals for a fal score of The Vanty eets Holy Css today and UNH Saturday. old pc~ - Ce 5 ~F00 *Q z.~