IHF.SK 1MO It/.'s worked hard Thursday afternoon on tlie All
< ampiiH Clean-up. First pUue honors went to Alpha < hi Omega
and Tan Kappa Kpsllon. (Photo by John Russell>.
SATURDAY EVENT
Campus-Sing program
includes 10 groups
"Songs for a Spring Night."
the All-Cnmpua Sing will begin
Saturday night at H in McArthur
Court. Jim Lynch will be master
of ceremonies and three judged
will select a first and second
I lace winner in the men's and
women's divisions.
The chairmen have made sev
eral changes in this year's Sing.
The finalists have been cut from
T! to 10, and awards will be given
between songs. Beth Teague will
play the organ during int- mun
ition.
The program will run as fol
World news
(Continued jrnm page six)
The statement said 20 cents of
the package is retroactive to
March 1. An additional 15 cents
hourly will become effective next
Jan. 1 and another 15 cents on
the following Jan. 1.
Ike welcomes Nixon
WASHINGTON President
Kisenhower warmly welcomed
Vice President Nixon home from
South America Thursday and
said communist-inspired riots
against him there would simply
strengthen inter-American
friendship.
From thousands of citizens and
well-wishers there was a roaring
welcome for the Vice President •
and his wife*.
Trade bill ok'd
WASHINGTON <m A five
year compromise extension of the
reciprocal trade program was ap
proved Thursday by the House
Ways and Means Committee.
It contains most of what Presi
dent Eisenhower asked but makes
his tariff authority subject to
congressional review.
Algerian scene tense
ALGIERS iiW — Military ride
covered almost all of tinderbox
Algeria Thursday amid signs that
the army command is leaning
more and more toward local right
wingers and away from the new
government in Paris.
In Paris, Gen. Charles De
Gaulle said he is ready to serve
France if called upon but did not
state his conditions. In the past
he has always demanded a free
hand.
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lows: Alpha Chi Omega, "Lolly
Too Dum Dey"; Delta Tau Delta,
"Battle Hymn of the Republic";
Gamma Phi Beta, "Lullaby of
Broadway”; Beta Theta Pi,
“Someday,” Susan Campbell.
"When Day Is Done”; Theta Chi,
“Poor Jud"; Ann Judson House,
"Christopher Robin Saying His
Prayers'; Sigma Phi Epsilon,
"Robert E. Lee”: Alpha Phi. "Blue
Skies”; Sigma Chi, "Tiger Rag.”
Senate approves
(Continued from page one)
A controversy arose at that
time when George Brittingham,
graduate representative on the
Senate, questioned the list of
candidates and presented four ad
ditional Duck players for con
sideration.
(explanation Head
For Thursday night's meeting,
a letter of explanation was read
from Coach Belko, who could
not attend because of a previous
speaking engagement; and fur
ther clarifications were marie by
Art Litchman, Athletic publicity
director.
Litchman presented figures in
dicating the actual playing time
recorded for Otis Davis, Paul
Tuehardt, George Padovan and
Jerry Anderson as compared to
the 140 minutes required for let
ters, and noted that the Senate
has power to pass or veto letter
nominees, and not to recommend
players for letters.
After a discussion of com
parative playing times for the
four, Brittingham "dropped his
case" for Davis, Tuehardt and
Padovan, and moved that Jerry
Anderson be recommended for a
letter, and that the Senate not
approve the Athletic Department
list until Anderson's name had
been added to the list. This mo
tion failed.
Brittingham then moved that
the Senate recommend to Belko
that Anderson's name be added
to the letter list. The motion was
called out of order, for being in
meaning a repetition of the first.
Following this, Bud Titus’ mo
tion that the original list be ac
cepted was passed.
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