Zs pennsulbaman (lllHial I merest l'. S. Weather Bureau

VOL. PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, MAId 11 1 I,

Ireyz Terms TV A Dynamic Force

bj Robert I- llirschhorn

ddent of li Television Network

television Industry i.-ly (I y n a ni ie

I [n e from its

com-

I"irsl Round Draw —by Julien D. Yoseloff 3

i

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ng that it

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Iliotl ti-U'

I

Unbegaun Lectures

On Slavic Language i dmund J. Koeinekl

E the

■I tin1

the thn

lure,

l| Vo

iii Uteri the

the dlflfi n the did■

itioi

:

.■vanic if the

I ■ 100,000 \ ill the i ind of thl

i that the balloti the political

■

ni rolled i •at 1

ird. The \

state he can bring the ele. I Hampshire can haplh

will ha\ • "" If he hopes to build supi'

ry in the November election.

Nixon Turns Liberal

i step 11 himaelf .1 with hi

well thai Massa was "soft on Communism." I f joining I

indoubtedly would >r his ill 'it.

"Kht him to national prominem loat an election and his

1

larkling personality arc capable i ting the ' pghire, I Hani

win- ■

all of

r him in New York (in

re th<' bird ballot

vin.

Kennedy Interrupts I ampaign

and !'■

II pit him at'.

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M. .];<: il

\. V

Disciplinary Committee Lists Punitive Actions

call) . following diftcipll

■ ar.

imlet

ition of thi

Two fri

■ t«■ r in it • ■r

tful and titudi

■

DP Teletype Service

member of th< would Uki available

with

if Thi I'I

taff.

Collegiate Band Concert Planned For Saturday

18th annual l i phonic '

vania will urn 0

p.m. Thirty-four college* and ui

in Pennsylvania «

ii, will be

■

phony for Band."

Harnwell To Head Group Studying Judiciary System

tieipal vania stir

Th>

111 ultimate

Mi Harnwell I

I In Harnwell

; ■

I

HI for

English Squash Team Challenges Quakers © b) Stephen J. Wei

n and

bridge the Hinge

v intent

this

• iVnn.

. four out of the with the

mbine ishing its

ruing, tl ill be

held, featuring i who

night, and John

I irding

the i [siting

In G

■

„ •ridge.

Mike >ander»on. K. I. Hick, the chairman of the tour. K<l»in Higelow, Roger Jarxia. and Chris Harding are pictured after tin match.

i an not win points on I

net thi time."

'in, though, i nig "winners." In

page fwr)

Trustee Praises University Growth At l-F Banquet

William L. Day, newly elected chaii man of the i

Committee on Studenl outlined the futi

; attribu I he al the interfratt

nity B

I'.mi "Bulldingeel t aivei

t Ivi

ill

In Hai

'build in the count i

.II for

elf.

Student Reaideni i

ling prog il the

In If)

iwarda Given

i

\lpba

Two Students Start

Summer Stock Club

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II PAGE TWO THE DAILY PENN S YL V A N IA N H n.

Ihc Bailu pciinsuiuanian A Franklin Society I'uhlicutioH

Publithrd aft i "v ''I' <""* f0*

tout'1" "'" "' ,h' MU il !»».» | 1 POO

A Mi mhi r iif The An: Pr*M

VOI

Editorial R( II 11,

* Dorm Ri'iii Increase During the

mmon to in tins count

the I'n problem

dormitorj nounced Tut Ided link in

Tlic : Ity, hovi not an i think i

than balanei . annual units. I' irhich ho

mold the outlook and i nation's future leadi

in not i«' !ed in ti

In MI [ntei 1th Tin D( I n ni'

■i;it I'll"

II! i'il |l

ciall abl« fall in this

up. i lean 1'i'i

had "pi St' mil el I'liis would certainly seem to !>•' the result of the tlni HI tuition in the i

il in the new iii n dormif if the r I tui-

tion alo minimum fl

tie position II it is trul

omic ladd<

In the apparently d lenced bj I toan Pitl I the

action ol the Dormitory Office, it might be worthwhile for the administrate

in the price of an education \ Ivania. wii must be nirt an- ntlu the burden directly on the students ran only result in limiting the I'ni-

■ nd nit i iT

l.v.ti Indent I

with narrowed outlooks, opinions and —I 11 "i

Discipline While we would noi oui like to be

in the plai ■ en male under- I d by the

I'm on Discipline for various offenses this schoo were

d thai the < 'omm ■ lit to take such action.

ditionall Ivania students have had a penchant for misconduct ol most infantile variel ething which has neither enhanced the ti life on the

campus nor made for a favorable Imagi Pennsj Ivania in thi mmunity around it am

syl- vania alumnus who was highly critical of Yale's expulsion of the wrongdoing studi in its recent dormitory scandal. "That

ool only cares about protecting Its own rnfully. tfter

leaving him d what he had I with a violent mental After

all, enrollmi i is a privi- not a right, and Pennsylvai luta-

tion is t ous to be forfeited for the who run afoul of

their university's rul<

Hate Yourself Dept.

Symbolic Satire 11

INK lit I

III tin- la

an-

I Bl Unit kind of ii buildup I mi^ht . n why I think the pktura ii to outatand

ing. " f>*

>eliind MM Aim (M • '"-

and, ■ni-nt In

link', the • the

a anil the devices the hora used

■niriiit '.i til

twini ulition in

(but unl

■

skill of i'

tha inosi dim

it hi ti a film.' i

nky-tink piano, nri nan.

1 sill and Hiotnit i',< il In

If you want >f thintt that

ll examples will sir point says.

' the

ii' with I

a gri

and and the camera fo< aningftilly

on a half-tilled I" point the if the

ar family rid War I. I I family." he M)

hi ML' that did it."

Kurt Hoffman, the Heinz Panel and (iunt aann, havi

■ I within the film. In the narra- tion ey have attempted to work out a kind

iaual im i : the That is, tie

istic, "aren't we wonderful" while the visual imagery on the acroefl p

that the oppo The jrreat laughs in the picto mostly fi parity

■

that the narration becomes a sarcastic ma many funny things in the

almost all. Among those to watch for are u ltd

I favorably eompan Charlie Chaplin, a hilat oty. a ba launching rmath and a great a M. But the best thing about tl is tl • (ains a great vai It moves from harsh

brutality, each of the off brilliantly.

The Richard Ang-: lent. ember of , but

M Bruni an as Kirsten, and Elisabeth F lit as

landing. end of rI

is a hit

in, you've enjoyed the picture too much to qui Man-. hould go to this film

1 no other reason, people should go re that othei like

oe made. It shows that a political idea can be telligentry without becoming ertl

—D. L. FISIIMAN

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TABERNACLE CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN AND UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

37th and Chestnut Streets

Sunday, March 13, 11:00 A.M.

Service of Morning Worship Under Leadership of

MARYVILLE COLLEGE CHOIR This 42-voice choir, under the direction of Harry Ho. ler,

has been heard on the CBS. Church of the Air, the

National Radio Pulpit, and the Protestant Hour.

Sunday, March 13, 8:00 P.M.

The Tabernacle Church Choir

and the Philadelphia Oratorio Choir

will present

BACH'S ST. MATTHEW'S PASSION - Part II Earl Ness, Director Frances Weakiey, Organist

At THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 17th and Sansom

rRinAV. MARCH 11, I960 THE DAILY PENNSYLVANIAN PAG1 THSSI

UOlMlUi VD8HEAD

11 > V EBLINQ

LYN G M.LA

MARILYN GROSS

KATHLEEN KI!)I»

HI I I \ KRONSEDER

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1 II Mil.(II II M \>|

1 ales of Woe by Mike Baylson

to lill i' t hi- main

1 BtJM

ordinal arc mull

this

1.01* 1 ill crown

will i'

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and I

KiMiiulinu (mi the weekend, we recommend the ckMini daya "l the

nee ■< the ' ommer del Museum, the Jazi I each all .ii the \ <;!<)• in \ "I Muaic Rundaj efteiniMin mid evening, or ■ |eod clean -nowBgh< in soMebod]

Rho I

Miss PENNSYLV \M \ l'".(i

>\l.n RiiHi

tag, and «ill i ■

Alpha Sigma Phi and \ IO have mi kl,ill- anil li.nnl |)ailiis nn tap for t hi- weekend, »TO Ihrta ■ "LI* timer" extravagansa with ll»l> Biglie'i mi ' i| will all.nil \\ i -I Side >l<ir\" in I

norroa alii i in.on. and follow Ailh hufli-t and liaiul d.inrr in the eVl vNarm ireaa uleaa their imilii geta lxe*L

St,

1AM will with the

Kaii| ' with-

in.I pledge . Cocktaila and d I heii ^ i

>on an.I into the ni> I'hi (.am ha- llfiui) Sinnnli on the atand. and join the JBtaa at

Suada) . Phi hap also getting shipwrecked Satardaj nigh) . . . l'i Lam, will go at it en 9—da) with DKE, mneic b) a assail COBRIM. repeal edl) the J.i !•)

...Inhere night . ' \lplia will have a pan

I thai

ml then Inv

Sigma (hi will lock the amaffl loi tin- annual plidti ifcew; while Sigma N>> in\ili-s all to linn lli.iinik part) ... a <l.i-.il hand ilmin-

i Phi Epallon. Pajantaa for the rna Delta Phia, and dnnca nii-i( fin ill' Ihcia Kho »ill have ■ private ikipwrecklng ,.. Cla

lot I hi-ta \i w ith (he Mclodiera. I will have a Hun the

Di band if .ir campoa, mildly speaking. A but trip

Van pping at several nefai •HI late .shopping.

• • • •

iia and Bl noon. I I 'an I 'i.m nil ("I'm a In ieatnil

I harmiii

i ai the world' I harmon mil down and

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THE DAILY PENNSYLVANIAN FRIDAY, MARCH 11, |*

Penn Teams In Championship Meets Trackmen Compete In Heps; Powerful Eli Squad Favored

Fencers Embark For Eastern Championships

111 !

nproving in la * ill i"' Yorl

innual I Intercollegiate Fencing Associa- tion chan

will b

N.Y.I !

it, but

throi

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thaw, McMahon P

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i i» \( KK

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Mermen Compile 6-10 Slate, Slater Elected To Captaincy

b) Brown

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Mil.I. v| \ | ||;

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Tourney Of Sixteen Teams Culminates Wrestling Season

In Martin B. I.irinan

In tin' culmination of the

nine varsitj grapplers will represent the ' Pennsylvania In the annual

Prince- *

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Kid.nciiir Shullli- lineup

np( to

in the

unti.

n the

who h d down i

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with

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ami tl.. annual l too Hall on Saturn..

al in all a "

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I "Penn works and |iull ■ fourth

Berlinger vaulting

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Berlinger Oppose* Marraj

should

and w ill ha

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Fine Form Of Visitors Earns Them The Lead ■i page one)

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Bart Berkwieh -lands raaalj U return .1 Wlati Ihe racquet of ( hris Hardini; in V courts. Berkwkk won the natch, the lone Quakei to do

I I BCB 11, 1 THE DAILY PENNSYLVANI AN PAGE FIVE

Mlkvy Honored By Selection To All-Ivy, Big Five Teams

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instead of people, jtul look at Corvair's station-

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