The statue of 1\loses .recently installed on the west side of the_ library -was created- by. Joseph -Turkalj, ·sculptor-in-residence -here last year.­The plaster cast _was .sent to Italy to be cast in bronze. 1\loses' horns nre traditional,. o.i-iginating, supposedly, in a- mistranslation of -the Bible. · · -

··52 Freshmen -Selected To Attend Innsbruck · . .. . .. •.· to spend the summer of 1965

-touring Europe, returning to the United States on any· sailing of

-the '"Americ'a."- The year abroad, includ.ing traveling, is expected to cost the student from $300 to $1,000 more than a year spent at Notre .Dame·.

Fifty-two freshmen have been selected to spend their sophomore year in Innsbruck; Austria. The~e students, chosen from ove~: 250 originai _applicants, will benefit from what _the. program's direc­tor, Fr .. Thomas Engleton, de-._

-'_: _ scribes. as "the broadening ·ex- ·. ·No.tre Dame- faculty~ members perience of. traveling." who will accompany the students

--:::officially Notre -Dame _stu- to Innsbruck are Father Engle-: dents, they will. take courses cor~· ton, who will teach American -- · histo'i·y, and Professor Louis Has-·

- responding· to the sophomore yeat: ley, who -will serve as assistant

University Declicates ··library ·.TomorroW With l'!rgest Co~votation In ND History

By DAN MURRAY Bishop Leo A. Pursley-of Fort Tlie largest' group of distinguished persons' ever to as-. Wayne-South Bend will ·deliver ·

semble at 'Notre Dame will converge on the campus· tomor- ·· the invocation, and ·Archbishop · Paul C. Schulte of Indianapolis

row to dedicate the Memorial Library, Eminent prelates and will pronounce u1e benediction at educator:s will figure· prominently in several events markhig . the banquet, ·which· will- be held the dedication of-the world's largest college library:building. at· 8 p.m.· in· the North ·Dining.

Eugen·e Cardinal Tisserant, · · prior to ·the convocatio·n. Hall. The -Notre Dame Glee Club· Dean of the College of Cardinals _ v:ill sing at .the' banquet, and the and Prefect ·of· the' Vatican Li- . . -1\lcssagc from· Pope Paul. . Band will perform at the outdoor

· brary, will celebrate a. Solemn .. · A highlight. of the convocation~ receptiqn. : . . .. Pontifical Mass at 10 a.m. on the .. will be the -reading .qf a .message.. Three events ar_e-being·held _to~ mall in.front:of_the library. AI- from_Pope Paul VI:by_.Cardinal'"day in connection with the li­bert Cardinal Meyer of Chicago Tisserant. The Holy Fathe·r; as·. brary'·dedication. ·They 'are: a· will deliver the sermon: The Mass CardinaL Montini,- :visited Notre "Symposium on _the Person in the. will be 'preceded by the unve_iling. Dame and received an honorary . Contemporary ·World, ·-a.· concert

. of the mural followed by a lunch- degree in 1960, about a year be- by. the: New. Yorlt . Pro .::Mlliiica eon for all the univers~ty's guests. fore library ·construction .began. Motet Choir, imd -a· University. -

Dr. Grayson Kirk, presi'dent of - · · · - Theatre production· of ~'.1\-Iy Fair _ The dedication banquet, to be Lady." · · Columbia University,·. will deliver - preceded by a reception on the. the major address at an academic library ·patio,' will include greet- Plight of l\Iodern 1\lan .. convocation on the· mall begin- ings from representatives of _Four speakers- a· theologian,· ning at 2 p.m. Also at .this con~ South -Bend and by various· seg- .a philosopher, a scientist, and a vocation; 25 distinguished figures,· ments of the University commun- psychiatrist-will examine 'plight.

. including presidents of 15 col--: ity. Among the speakers will ·be: of l_!lOdern man at the sympos~. · leges and universities, will re- . J. Peter Grace, president of ·the ium. Dr. Kenneth W. Thompson, ceive honorary degrees. Repre• Lay· Board .of -Trustees; Mayor. vice-president of the-Rockefeller sentatives of 200 - colleges, uzii- Allen of. ·south Bend; Prof. Rufus. Foundation; will be itS chairman,

· versities, · ·learned soCietiEis' and ·w. Rauch; representing the fac- · -and Cardinal Tisserimt will serve - educational assoCiations .will al( ulty and Dave Ellis, student body as honorary chairman.' , . march in a:' academic PFocession president, · · continued oD page · 3

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the: Notre Danie system: · - · 'J · ·· · · - 'j The ~~~::~s~;co~:=g~~~ted a ol~~~ ~::~~nfa~~~~c: tin/~~=,: ._se· ecti.~n- Now ··offered . ~--- .. ~ -. : ~

- simiil - hotel in : Innsbruck, the . erature, and European history._: . . . . . 'd -h- ---,, - -.·_Faculty. -{ -~=~~l: a~~:~~~er~i~~~~\~~~ -:/~~b~:~~~~!.i:rG;;~~~~~~~~; lrt Req:u ire: . "T . eo~. Gou.rses . -. Get: .Promotions_. .1

· " k - d -11 -b ta. ht b both of.Innsbruck, mcludmg the heads . . . . . . . . . . , _ _ _ . _ .. _ _ . ,( · , - ..,rue an WI e ug y - - . · · • - ·-. - · · . - . • - - -· - .. '=~··-·--_,c.l';:oi.re-:;-Dame~and~Inillibruck:·-fac-:--"<?L-t,!:Jt,,~tD..eo1°~L?-.~~c~~~PS!l.~ .. -:~:~Tgr. ... I.l~p8:~ent"'<?f:,.T_he_ology,~m~.an.e~fort.J~.,-crea.t~,a7,_:--;<The~-Promotior.-.oL31·-~acult~- .... ;-~__..: _ . - : ~Ity-me}'ribers. No. classe's \vill··be, stu91e:> departments •. , - -< ·.:' 0 new stu~ent-mterest m .theology a~d to _sbmula~e !~~ch~rs . _membe_rs_ w~s ~a~!?u~ge~ ~t the_-. : -)

~ -. held· on weekends and students . .Possible ·Expansion . . - by_ allmymg them. to formulate :thetr:.OWll courses m areas annual: Presidents Dmner, Mo_n:- :· ) \yJI(. be-~~nCoUra~ed~ to tr~Vel.· - · -An·. Austri~n- stude~r--~ii1 :· b_~ -~~ <?f p~~son~l. ~tiidy;Js ill_troduQ_ing ~'~ p~~gr~ _?f. select~V~ty,''-- · day -_night ~~n- the. N~r~~ ,~~i-~i~g_ ~ ~ ·) ~- The group -wiil ~~ii · to · Europ~ · hired· to' live · with the students . ·_ eif~cbye th1s September. The four maJor div1s10ns of courses · ·· !:lall.: ·.· · . _ . . . \. . · - -- · l ·-- - - · · ·- ' - - · - · · · · -· -- · · · · Theology 10 · (B1"bl1"cal· Stud· · ) · Th I ·- 20 (G · d · · d The followmg ·were -promoted- - !

. from Nev~'; York:: Augu~t_. 8 ~n and ,to act ~s .lia1~0n between_. -:'_: . _ . · .. · . leS ,. eo .ogy , 0.- an _ to the rank o{fuli rofessor: Cor- . ·;{ . the s. ·s. Am~r!Ca, . ~rnvmg -m . them and the Austrtan .e<ommun- • Ma!].), T~ec;>Jo~y. ?O (Rede~pbv~ lnca!llatwn) a;nd '.['he~lozy _ ·nelius P.· Browne ~nd Walter c> ; . Bremerhaven,. :Germany, .. eight.- ity .. _ . 4() (C~r~s~Ian LI~e) --:- wlll be. r:etamed.· However,.wlthm __ Miller, physics; George B. Craig, _ · : . days ·1a~er. From t_her~ the st11- .... In the: future, Notre _Dame. eac4 · dlVlSIOn there Will be a ch01ce from several different biology; Rev. : Joseph _Garvin,·_ ·-:

.. de1_1ts !Vlll-t:~ve~ by ~~at~ to ~al~- hop~~_ to expaltd the progTat:n \Vith· Courses.·· · ~.. .: C.S.C., ~class!CS.; ·.Jo}!n E: Hardy,· ~urg, . A~stna! · where they \V:'_ll . students possibly in Chile, Italy, The Theology-"20" division will parative Rkligion," ~'God in the·:. English;_. FranCis :M. Kobayashi, . j take _an. mtens,ve one-n;onth Ger-. _and Japan .. ··. · ·.: · · i~clude . ''God and Mari,": "Com~ - Modern. World,"; ~rid. ~·creation engineering -science'; .··James p; . _ •

. man cour~e at th~ Salzburg ~allg,. ....: . . . . - and Evolution." "Comparative Re~ . Kohn, chemical engineering;. John·. . 1 ... -.u~geinsbtute.·_: I fAR.- If!. ·r: ___ L' i.J ;· ·o· . _· .--,:.·_ :· r' _ ..... ---h-.,--... - li'oion" fo'r exa'mple' -,'II b' .... 'T; Noonan, law,. and' Ray~·J\i:;_ · .. · .(

.. -CastleH(nne Jnjf'irCII~- QU}': pens~·. ~D __ f.g_ ; -_·_ .,. ' ,.vi -e_an·-;Powell,·accountancy.· _, ; In· Salzburg they .will' occupy . . . .:.analysis· of atheism;· followed· by · ·-- - · - . . i

'an;"entire castle .'which has 'been 10 -~erlormances . Scheduled',. . a 'comparison· of tl!-e higher re-: _·~ ·T~~,t:~~;~~~m~~o!::~~~=te pro-- . i r·ented·:by· ~thc~·university.-.They. ' ligions and-a'.discussion-of re- · · · ·:i

-~-"My Fair .Lady" ·opens tonight· _liousekeeper. Dave van Treese ap-: · · · - · · · fessors ·include _Charles W,. Allen, ·- - ~ wilf then be . free for 1i :days to . - ligion ._and psyc_ hology."_, _:: . · metal~u-roic· al··. en· ~nee·n·n-g·, :·_ Har- l ... · · · · · at .·washington Hall. The musical . pears. as- Freddy ·Eynsford-Hill .. ··. .,. .,. · .. ·~ · t~av~l. in. Europe, until. October -has· been only .recenuy·_!eleased·: There are 38 in the cast. · -.: . . The Theology "30'~ division will vey A: Bimder, .biology; Rudolph·. · ··. ), -1~ ~when·· they .will reassemble in, . · · - · · · · · ' · · · ·• s.· --Bottei· a··nd. E. mil. T. -. Hofn.1an,· · · -for .amateur performance, . after · · consist of "Redemptive Incarna-· · l . Innsbruck. . :..., . .. . breaking ... popularity records . ev- -The choreographer for. the pro- . tion," "Christ Today in 'llie 1\rod- ... chemistry; Walter. R.. Davis 'and . -~

. ,__ . : ·. ___ _- -t~Ad. ~ter t·ch'omptl~dtingt th71.1ybearf of. : erywhere ~nd ~nnihg for. six and· . {~~~i~rict i~~:-_s~~~~~sH!;~h::~ .· . ·ern World/' '.'The Sacramental . RitobEert J. LJ_ordi, Ednglis

1h; ,ArthUr . · ·-~ ·--~.~,

-·· s u 1es, e s u ens Wi e ree ·a half years·on Broadway. · · · ·_christ,". "The: Church. a~ Sac·ra- - '· vans; r., mo ern anguages,-· . , . . designed '.the ~~enery. Willhim . and Kenneth Featlierstone, archi~ · · .,

··--- .< •. :·Rev.·Arthur·Harvey;C.S.C.tdi- Co~e is directirig.the chorus and ~·Jnent".:and,~''+'he·:l\feS:niri.g··of:th-e t .. t · · · ,, r~ • • • •• t _.Phil __ o_s. oph, -. ·y' -_J) ept_· • rector of the. production, has p.e-' ·.:the- orchestra- will- be_ conducted_: Christian :Message:-•· ,'!Christ To-: . e~~:·J~nies H:. F~eingen,: a~chi- . "~~

.scribed the show as being a great-·.-: by Dr .. Charles Biondo. day' in _the ':1\{odern World," .. for . tecttire; Paul . c .. DeCelles :and . ~ i -D'oe··s_.n·_--_·,_t·._ .... R __ eq' u_ir.e, 'er· and more -stimulating' chal- .. . ·' one, will be."a study of contemp- Emerson G. Fu~, physic_s; 'Rev. ) ~: .

. Ienge than· any of 'his previous '· orary Christology.in: the' modem_ ~Arthur Harvey, c.s.c., communi- . i '.._ -:PhiL:~ :Of Natu~e' . . ... musicals .. - -.:- . . .": _.. .' Je_ rry Lee • Lew: "Is.· world; a synoptic pres-entation of~. ~ati.on~ arts'; Le?na: J. Kda?:mier~·- - .. ·. ) ... · .· The large advance Jicket sale·. . . . . . . . the Catholic. theology· of the· re- · usmess· orgamz~ on an _:man-~ · . · - •

'· '.· ... The Department of :Philosophy. ·reflects the' . popularity. of .·the. PI' . . -- c - . c 'rt 'deeming Christ and a com a - agement; .FranCIS .J~ 'Lazenby, i _,.:._. {

' · , will offer·. freshmen entering. the~- Lerneri and Lowe·:adaptation·· of • ans . amp us · once . tive a j - · · f. th · .d p .rta - . classics, l!lnd -Rev. Ernan: 1\Icl\Iul-: · -. . ·; .. ,, . College. of>Arts- and -Letters "a:. G .. B .. Shaw's. play "Pygmalion." :. . . :-. '· . . :. ·.' ' - - . . . na YSlS ? . e mo ernsi u-. lin,- philosophy. '

.-. ·" .. choice._o(·four -philosophy ,elec- ' Three. ex'ira performances .. have , · Je'rry Le~ LewiS; with his wavy·' ation of Protestant C~~i:>tology~·· . Oth~rs are Rev. Edward .O'Con:.-- '> i c (·: • • • .. tiVes. · froni~ .which---- tO- ·Select.~o-a, beeri scheduled, to- accommodate~ · ~l~nd ~ai_r·a~d ~-~~~d"~-music,.will_~ The.~heology-"40'~--division Will . nor, C .. S.C.t theology; ·Rev. Stan-·. "-

,·course for .. ·the 'fall , semester:: .'the -demand. for tic~{ets. In _addi-- · be t;he _.featured .attraction at. the · consist of "Christia~ Life,": ''Con- . ley Parry,' .. C.S.C., government. ~ P)lilosop~y_21(Philo~ophy_of_N:3;.~· .;!_ion. to :t~EUtn~q~ncc4._ p_er:fo~7 :. Seruor Class. ?ance S~tu~d~y,_- temporary_. Moral--Problem's," a~d:_. international_ studies,- ~nd _)

·,:. ~u~e) w1ll ~-no. l.~ng7~-· ~e. a . ~~- .. ~n.ces, .ther~ Will· be ~x~ _ones- :.,~a~~1~t!r~~.'~~~te~~ ~11.30 P:m. "Christiim'Liturgical_~ Worship 111 . James D: Stasheff, n1athen:,abcs.. . ·; •.5l:~':ed c~n~r_se .. , ... :·· _ ...... ::. on.~ay ~ ~n~ 13 ~t 8.30, a;~d on p -, 'the Mass," "Christian Marriage,'~· _ · Assistant Professors- - ·: . :1 .. ;At' the upcoming,.advance .reg- . _l'v!ay 17 .at 2 ,~0. Tickets for_.Ma:yo ~· ·: Fa:mous· ,_:for ·. recordings···like. ·:'~Theology of Marriage" and ."The ·Assuming: the faculty rank. of . )

.· ·· istration,. freshman- AL students . 9 11;nd May }0, a;e so!d o_u_:-. .. , . "Great Balls of ,Fire," ·Lewis will':_ .~ayinan in· the- qhurch." "Theol~·, ·.assistant professor are·John HO\v--:·· { will'have a choice among .. Phil-.:.· .. The student price is $2.oo·and ·be pre~~nted by.Joh~ Colman of-_ ogy ·oCl\farriage"'_:wm be·.-~·a· ·ettandKonstantinMilonadis,art·". -~

.osopliy.· 2L·_-.(Philosophy :oC Na- --·the box office is open. at 4:00 daily;- . WJVA radio; Colman, master .of . _course on.the development of Ute· Rev. Leon J .. l\Ierteru3otto C.s.c.' -~~ tui-.e);"-Philosopliy' 23: (Etiilli.cs)·, <David .Clennon will·:play the' cercm~nies, will be assisted.- by statu's of the fiunily- in biblleal theologya'ndRev.Jaines'L. Shilts~·:· ~ =d

·Philosophy :27 (Symbolic. Logic rolE~ ·of Henry Higgins, the_ domi- ~ohnny Moye of WSND's "Topsy." . theology; the· morality of : the C_.S.C;, physics. . · · ' --. ·. 4 . arid . Philosophy. :of. Scicnce)'-and;:l ne.ering, • aCid-t~ngued· ph(metics· .- • 'l'lckets. \vill be. sold on W~d~-~. marriage _re~ationship; and the·: . : Thebanquet honor~ Prof~sso~.' .. ·. -~

Seqtwn. 2 ·of Philosophy_ 65, J~-~-, ~ tca~hcr. Cle!l!lon had . the.: lead: nesday, May i3, at·_ the dining psychologica1 development of emo- . Fr:iiJ.k Kelly of the department of . ·· , ~ ·. . cicnt; ,Philo~_op_~y): .·.· ~· : .. _ .. _. :~role .. in Uniy?,r~?ity_ TP,ea~e~s. p~o-. halls . duririg. the • evening ~eal, · tional _maturity .. _in family life." _. commuitication arts and ProfeS< --~ ·~ ... ·.·_·:The _hours a11d profes~ors ·for du_ctw!l .of·, The .. Visit, ~rher . The cost bef?re May 16 Will ·be. :·,Eliminate Substihition' . so~ Harry ~cL~~la~ of the_ mech-. /_ ::_i, · _ -each·course. will' appear in-' the-.. this. year .. Eliza. Doolittle .. wlll be _. $1~00 pe_r person. At-the door·.the __ · ·· . :. . . · .. amcal- eng~neermg department,. '

pre~registration booldet.· . . . .. - .. ~layed by Mari!Y7' Petroff,~ \Vh~ . -tickets will cost $1.50. . . ·. . . 1. Studdetnt::; Wbiltl•tnot· I~nger. ~e 11;1- .. who ax:e retiring. . . -, .. l.' ... ;_-,_ .. --·--=·.·-·--:·--·:_-·--.-····appearedas·The·Girlinlastycar's=. .. - .- . .. : .. · __ owe osusiuea:course.m ··

· ·-- · - · · · · · ·· - · · "The Fantastics."' .. '. · ..... The_ dan~e .wlll be open to any-- one division for a-course 'in· an~. · · · · · · · ·<:~ .·~ . ·;. ·._-..·:The combined.student.and fac- · · · · · -Th~ Impersonal Pronoun·. Pro- : · .. ·· ......... ,_. . ·.· . . . _ · -.- , ... ,· , : :-·· .... :~ . :<.?ne_on ?ampus, at f::!t. M~ry's o( other.division. By the academic ducti.'ons_ are·at·_it again. In con .. ·'.·.··.· ···_{

: : ... , .. ~· ulty .. commttt~e ~· met yesterday_-, . .The play will also feature Ro):>" , _ m. ~o:utli Bend:: Only 2,000 tick~ts;, yel!r · 1965_1966 . the.·. departrri.ent . .. · ' ·;·~·-~-- to_-re':ie:V _the_ ~m.wr. sy~_~ell1 plan._: ~rt .oberko~tter.as-Alfred P.: Doo--' will be· sold so that adequate hopes to make the ,.10, division junction \Vith the Columbine -Clttb ; .. · · \

, .. · -~:They:wtll consider the suggested ·,little, .David·. Garrick -as. Colonel·, ·space will be available ·for what . strictly .. f sh d' -. . of SMC they are presenting San1- : . . :~ '_· ' .. ·, .. changes;' ana . formulate· a .. final' ~ .Pickering, -Angela · Schreibei1 ·as ;: . seniors are' . billing ·as . the "big .,20, div~s· ref Irian h iViSIOn, the ue! Beckett's -."Act .· Without · ~ -" ·'

··" ·h · ... d t. t't ·u- - '1\I ·H.- · H .. , · · : .. · · - - ·' 110n or.sop omores the -.\'"ords".ton'ght. -d t ·- t-,, . ()':Or _co , e _o prescn . o . ie ~c,a-: · __ r:>. · 1gg~ns, enry s mo_ther and '-. gest and wildest dance. ever· held~ .. 30,,- d- . ·s· f . j . - • _ · ,. _ ' an . omorrow a ·-"d · ·c 'I··:M ·15· ·· · H'ld d V · · H' · · • · · ·' · iYiiOn, or umors.and the '8·00 p'm :in Sl\IC' O'L "hll .. .-_;}?--~~~~- ounci •.; ay._ ·-. · · .' · 1

_ eg~r ~:< .~r!i?-~ 'a!J. •· iggms m-Stepan Ccn~er.'! ,- ~'40''· division:a·senior division.· · · Audito~iu~. :. .·} · ·aug . 11,:::, • '(' • ~- ;·-. ,• ' • '. J:

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lPgge Two· THE VOICE .. May 6, 1964

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Date Time ·Events Placo

: The rec~nt visit of Governor. George Wal- change in _the first plac~). Exat;ti~ations are . Wetlnestlay, :r.iay' 6 . • d t" goi'ng to be. de-emphaSized·, thiS IS the rea- 8:30 p.m.-CONCERT: The New York_ Pro :Musica :Mote( Choir, ,Jace of Alabama has again ra1se ques tons . ti P br son for the new one-hour time limit. In line -With the Abbey Singers. Open to le u lC, -about the procedure and responsibility for . no admission charge .................................. Stepan Ccntct

inviting speakers to the campus. with this a study group is going to invesb; 8:30 p.m . ..:..PLAY: "My Fair Latly," protlucc<l by University Theatre . gate examinations to see if- SOmething .Call. (Also May 7, 8, 9 at same time) ................ Washington Hall•

··In the· past, the A~ministr3;tion h3;s been be done to lessen the importance of the "last Thurstlay, May 7 •

truly liberal in allowmg a Wide vanety of · stand." · · ASCENSioN THURSDAY: No. classes. :speakers to appear here under th~. au~pices The midsemester vacation period is rea.:. - . lO:oo a.m.-Unvellim: of library mural, followed hy Solemn :of many different ::;tuden.t gro~ps. We .ag~ee. Pontifical Mass celebrated by Cardinal Tisserant ...... Library Mall 'Wholeheartedly With thiS pohcy, behevmg . SOllably stabilized SO that a "winter of dis- , 2:00 p.m.-Blessing of Library anti conferring of

. ithat any person who is. sp<;msored by a r~- content"- cannot again be brought on by a honorary degrees .... : ....... : .. ....................... Library tran ·sponsible .student orgamzation for. academic .v~ry late Easter. . . Frida}·, :May 8 .

reaSOllS should be allowed to Speak 011. cam- .The semester. break iS Still partially in. . 6:30 p.l)l . .:...:mLITARY DRILL TEMI. CO:I.IPETITION "·": .... Stepan Center. .pus. The recent case; however, pointed out The criticism of three quickly successive saturday, May 9 . . . .

•that these matterS are 110t to be taken light- vacationS. by parentS. haS been lessened' by 11:00 a.m.-BASEBALL: ·Illinois State Normal vs .. ND · • • · • • · · • ._Cartier Field' : .'ly, and that some. ki_nd. of compre~ensive' 1the shortening of the' January break to four . 12:30 p.m.-TRACK: :r;IIchigan State vs. ND . . . . .

-procedural guide should be developed m ord- days. This still leaves a period for relaxation _2:so p.m . ...:.FooTBALL: old Timers Game ..... : ................... Nn stadium · .·er to prevent. the possibilities of awk\var~ or that. ski trip to Caberfae ... We feeLthat sunday, May 10 .. . .

:misui1derstandings regarding future speak- it is a rather good compromise. : _ > > 2 :oo p.m . .:....:r.nXER: sponsored by the Chicago. c1ub' · ........ · · ..... La~ortune· ·ers · · 1 l 2:30 p.m.-PLAY: "My·Falr Lady," produced by .

. . The final . change froin this. year s ca - University Theatre .....•........... :. ' .. ; ......... Washington Hall It seemed to. many, in the recent case, that endar is especially pleasing to the VOICE. Montlay, :r.ray 11 . .· .. . • . .

•one student played the major role in bring- The inclusion of a: Reading Period (althougl1 · 8 :oo p.m.-LECTURE: Dr. Irwin stzer, nead, Department of Biology, .oing- the ·GoVernor to the campUS,. and that criticized by a feW for not being a "contro..: . MIT, on "Molecular Biology itnd Medicine" .. · : ..... ·127 Nieuwland 'the Administration, if not presented with a · versiaf issue") is a great st~p in lessening Tucsciay, May 12 . > • • ••

ffait aCCOmpli, WaS at least presented With a the load 'Of the. Semester that USUally car- 4:30 p.m.-LECTURE: Dr .. Sizer on "The Anatomy and Physiology- · . ,potential speaker for whom many arrange- ries- over into exam time. This breathing. of an Enzyme Molecule" ... : .. ;:.:_._. ........ ;.Biology Aud!tori~lll Jm(mts had already been·made, and whom it ·spelhind the chanceto organize and reflect, ·1vould· have: been· v~ry awkward to reject~ \ve believe; will. greatly enhance·.the bene~t · ~ RTftD ' -Although those responsible for originally in-·· the student derives from the. se).'llester ... · -LETTERS TO THE -;aDa r~ vn\ · ~ .:vi~ing· Wal.lace should e~amine thei_r con:. · It has been a fruitful/year, 'and--dis~oJnt- · · '· .sc~e?ces. With brutal clant~, we p~~Ise ad- :' ing cthe first" riot-rite 'of spring Monday; a :bear Editor: . . . (Second, I accept politicians as

__ mims~;ators fo: not squelchmg the student_ quiet one~ It has been brought about by co- . '".After-reading Pro~essor.Gocrn-_ they are - hucksters for the_ir· ,group __ sponsored_. appearance. .. . . . operation, mutu_ al trust and ·resp_ect. er's .exposition, :tpy first_ reacti9n programs·_and parties:· r· warit

· · · · · · · . \vas to Jet it rest: Emotions do . them heard,. not because they are .· The Administration plans to meet· with · - · · right.'. moral, .or~ edifying, but b~--

t d . · t 1 d t k t 1 'f th . , exhibit, as we a, wait: the. arrival f t· . .. . _ , __ , --is u en ea ers nex wee o can y e pro- · of the "anti-Christ." Next. day cause .. they .. are. unc 10nanes m . 1cedure- and- criteria ·for bringing· ·speakerS p,·

1. c:J finds us back to' 98.6 arid a: rea-' the political dialogU.e. After all,; ·

ito the campus. As long as the present:free.:. ·. __ r~oos~ _ . oru1n • • •. soriable mi.mber of heart ·beats. the 'problem of Civil rights is a •dom is ·retained, this-clarification can be ap- . J . . But justice does demand that morai issue; but .it is also a "po~· ·. ;plauded· as a constructive step tO\vard bett_er · · · · · · · · . ossibly I ·salute Pro-. litical issue~ Let it' b~ aired, a~d · <coordination-· between _responsible student ·with.th~ publication ofDr.Goerne.r's'edi~ ·. ;~_:~~n~~!ner's inv'entive'use of··. thrown open,_~o :~cr,u~~ny, +._an_~ :. ;leaders and the Administration i.1;1/ an area torial statement 011 Governor Wallace, ·the· literary . imagery. as· a politipal · the11_I_. h?P_: and_P~.!l~· ~~ss t!J._e-Vl·ta· 1 to the academi·c ·lt'fe of the un· · 1·verst'ty. . VOICE has initiated a, program that the . . t· . ·soon I think we can. · House B1ll. -But: do ,not. cut '?fi' , . . b . . 1 u·· . 'f . . ' . Invcc !Ve. .• ' . . w 1'1 . "th' h' <·'. . " -· film.. . . . .. . . .. .· . . e?itOrS haVe ee11 ··~On~emp ~ ng··or_·some· cxpectfoot~otCS in political trim-. .a ~l.Cei:'·Wl. _.-:IS· carnc~~S, .. ,, : : ,

. · · . . . - . -~: · · time. We have mamtamed m other -state- tises making references to "l\1'a-; clippers, et<;.,; fro~.~~~- fun~~~o~:; : · . · .- · · -... - · ments that·neither the faculty·nor the' ,Ad- mic· stover" 'and "the New Con-.- . If some people !!:~rtk :t~a~ .sm~~ ' . . ·. · · · · · ·. · · · t t' · · k ffi · t · f th.. b · l" · th · t' 0 Wallace spoke here Notre Dame . ·: · --,.;- ..1r ~- ,. . .. · · , ;, · . . . . . ·. . · ,. -mm1s ra 1on-ma es.su c1en use <? . e pu ~-· . gress Hote_ -;-: now_ a. s.- pr -. . . . . ith· h' ;7 th t' . th ... ··g~' ·. - : ~-- ~cadeJnics . - . · . . _ .· .. : , . "Jicity medias. on_~ camJlllS tp..; e~~-~--tl_l~if~.,..;gre§J?L .. _;:,,_,....:< .•• ;:;.. ,._,:_~--: -:- ·- .::~fr£~~--r an.a~~~ble~:)'~Ou~1ttsk --:-·.:;::-::.+, ~~"·· ·· ~-,.._.. / · .. . · ~-• .... •.,·--~·-·-~·""'"":'""~-,.~--~~~=...,opinions:-orreasons-for action:·. .; . --.:~.. · ... B~sidesstylistic issues, Profes~· is- to iisteri, .to analyic, to juuge:· . : ·.' ·.': :. • To' quote a recen.t letter of Jfr ~ He8burgh, ·~ -~ T~' co~pensateo> for this oversight' iii' the~ .: sor ~Oi:r~er did -~aise ~orne sub:. t?; dfsputc; b~t;.,not to . signal to_ . ·'

.. .ilt has been '(an enJoyable, fruitful and con- _ availability for expression the VOICE: is · stantive. Issues. First, h.~ .suggf:!s little old ladies how··to. vote. I, 'i ·strtictive year." And it has. This.has come .. proposing to op-en~its edit~rial.p. a·ge to all' . ted thli;t; the s~u\'le~tpresident ?_f as.a faculty member, dono~ :V?-:nt .. " , b t h It· f th Ad ' · · . · . . . .- . - . . . the-Political SCience Academy and to· take on that-.respons1b1hty · [~' _-a 01!- ' '. owever. as ~ resu 0 ~ . ~IS- faculty: and Admimstratlon members; who: : of _Phi sigTI!a :Alpha was. guilty' and. I sa. ,''the heil:with~ patern:: . ::~ · . , ~rabon S ~OllSld~rabo!l . of S~Udent ·. OpllllOll.. would like to: e~p~eSS-~hel!lSelves 011 na~lOll!l-1,·: o.f. '.'stupidity or vice or_ vanity". alism:" Jayb~ we. need ail orgy of ;: · .;O~ce !1-gam_t?e Ad~mmstrat10n has turned l~cal or umversity .Is~ues. S~ICh ·edito~tal. inengineeringthe "Wallac~ &:pe ·speakers -.Margaret Sanger, ~- _ :astde-Its :ongmal proposal of change d~e t9, co~ents would be prmted.~ With.·a by-_lme! · .·: ;" Oh, deli;r: now~ an: s~1ppmg_- 'Mgi-.: :Kelly, cardinaL Ottaviani, ~ .· !Pressure brough~ to bear b~ the stuuents.. edited for length at the discretion ··of the' into. the. political scientists pew_ s.Rhee, Barry Goldwater, Eliza-,, . -.The new-Academic Calen~ar lS. a J?lUCh more VOICE. __ .- . · · . r style .. See,. everyone, can play: beth Gu~lcy _Flynn,. Major Gen,~r · L .. :acceptable proposal, especially m hght of the . . . . .. .. . . 'Since I do not know the gentle-· eral Wall{er, Senator ·Fulbright, · . . t ·• ;one we hadfor about a month. · · . ,. ·- Althoug~ this I~·not envisioned to be a.-. man in question, !:cannot j~dge, etc: ....,. ·publicize their· presimce,' :, • . -- - ·~egular featur:e· (wtth tpe _gre~tes~t use com-."· no'r, do· I wish t~ judge. But as I: confuse people to. ex~speratiori;· ~. ·. .. ·• It is.significant that a 'chang~ was .made . mg only 011 highly C011troyerstaliSSUes)~ no- .recall,. you,. Professor- Goerner, and then .finaliy that .little old {: 'lvithout the resort to violence. '(Tlie'riotthat more .than.<me statement can be:.printed .in_ . resigried in a huff and in g~od lady \vm·say, "tohcllwith -Notr~: :M~. \\vas intended to. be incited by: a_f?tu<J.ent edi.;.·-.- any stilgle Issue. A counte~-stat.em~J).t; how- : ~en~e }ast aut_~mn fro.m Th~ Vo!c~. Dame," ri:nd go baclt to~. re~ding·_. ~,- · . :!ori!lr ~vas intelligently ·o-:-erloo~ed.) And it ~ver, can be. printed in :a subsequent editi~n.: over _cens?~sh1p. r:o:s~bly the ~~P.: our · S!!nday_ Visit?~· _Then; and, \ ,· .. 'lS sigmficant thatsomethmg mtght. b~ done· . .. · · · · . · · . · -~ · ·· · •· ·' ·. · . tlem~n ~msmt?rpre ~ yours e_.. only then .. we'll ~e fr.e~ . ~ .• to t :to change the structure of. the· Council that . · In_ prop?S1llj5_. this program, the VOI9E :qJ.eJ?.~ .. or .to~k 1~ too htera.lly.Real · listen; to analyze; to. Judge, to~ • .. fief· SUCh an: awkward proposal' be: rubher.; ;hopes t~ ~nstltt:te _.a regular forum. Which I;y, you l_llUSt g1ve mor~ SignaJs, so, ·dispute. ~And,: you,. -Profess_or .. L ·ista.iriped through.··· · . -,, ·.· _ theAdmimstrat~on_andfac.ultycan.feelthey .. ~n~.twe.allknowwhi~h.wayto Goerner, can.go back. to your· ;:,· ~ / ·. · .. ~ ·. • · ._ · . . . . have open to them.at all times. Let us.hear ·· JUmpon freedom.(But IS It neces- . metaphorical inventiveness. :.- -~-~-The· ~provisioris·-~ of ·the new ·calendar' are. :··.no' niore/·that" pro'posals. and.:. aCtions:~have~ saty'to· ~?:Stigate ~.e young m~n- ' -. ~ . ' '-. I

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: :acceptablein light of what· the~_A,dministra- :broken down because ofinadequate publicity, with such a~csome !inalit~? Ca~· Thank you, . ·t' · t · t d ( ·· d h' h · T t d th . . · · ~ .. · . . .... ·.- .. _· .. , - ,., we not· attnbute h1s actwns :to . . John W. Houck . . 1011 lS rymg . o o an w. IC 1m Ia e . e · ·or expressiOn. · · · . · : ... · . · . · .. • · innocence.?) .. (I speak factually, _ Assista11t Prof~ssoz: - ..

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' . _· l:lear ·Editor: Iy -descriptive :term .Negro -is' Dear Editor: . ~ . _ v~ ,ftfl. ; : < . - ~Having be'conie tlioroughlyac-· meaningful,· and good journalism. I ~ould lik~ ·to loudly prot~~t; ~ . . - \VI Jl~ ~ i.: . 1 - <customed to .the sickening-sight .demands its-use.:-There were 20 '· and condemn the didcourteous be-. ··,_ · .. oF· 11.rOTI_ rE_'DA~.l._IE_' '_:

: :of covervhypocrisy 'practiced on: other refercnces~to "g~ng"_ mem~' . havior of' some of the University . _.,. -- · · ~~-th .. · 'd f th• · ... · · · · · · .. "· · bers where the term was n_o __ t_ user~. ' · . - · . ·· .

·.· ;IJV Sl CS 0 e race ISSUe, ~ . operators. A' caller :\vill often: be. . p. ublis.hed'weekly.durin.;:the academic·y· ear.by_· students_ of the·Un_lversity of Notre _ _. . . · · . d 1·· ht · t. · .. -The news story:· was· factual, . · .. · .. :you can. tmagme· my e Ig ·a - - · ·connected with/ an operator: only· Dame: Office, Rooin'2A, LaFortune stude~t center; Po-st Office Box 11. · ·finding the~ Voice standil1g ·,four-: '~decrying~' nothing -hi itself.) 'to: find· that, he ·must· wait for~ Board. of R~v!ew' ; . _- .... ; ....... ; ..... · ... ;.Rev .. Daniel O'Neil; C.S.C:, Dave Ellis '-:square .for good old-fashioned . . h t I'k . t 'ty . h'le. . . . .

. · 'o:vert_sclf:contradic __ tion .. >. . Dea· r -·Edi'tor.:. i \tvh a : scemst .I c.anl edermh . w. I .. ; . Editor:· . : . ... ·._. :. ; . :. : .. .. ,; . __ .-·: ....... ; ._.;. ::.' .. ; ... -.. :: . . _: .. ·.- ... Barry Johanson: c opera or.· cone u es cr ·. own · • .. , .. · . ·, - - · . .. . • · Grover· Nllt ·

: . ·.· For the~ edification of_ 'tlio:Se in . 'I'ni riot', college-cduc~ted,_. not_ •. conversation that she has. been:" AJlSOCiate. Edito:: .......... \ ....... : ................ :. ·: .... ~ ... ~ ...... ' . . ' . . ' · · · .. · . . · '. · · · ' ·, Editorial Staff: ..... ~ .... Tom Brcjcha, Bill McDonald, John Gearen, Tom Anderson, ~- . -". :steadfast suj)port of•. "civil rights'.' ; even . "educated,"·' yet' .-1' ·:have., havmg \~Ith another opcrator ... Tq . : • · Iiu.gh_·' Knoell, Dick Ritter, Richard Sowa; Jerry 'Pockar -and John Kuminecz_. :_-:' . . your: editorial· :booms:· authorita-:·. enough . common :sense to _.hear rub salt l_nto the wound ~c.opcr~ ~ News Editor: ... : ...... · .. ... : .. -.... ; ... .-~ ..... ;; ·~-" ............ ; .. _ ... :John Bucldey •. · · . .''tively;·_-''Thc: Voice is· opposed ·io ·_·those I disagree with. ator _usually, assumes ~:such -:an: . Assistant News Editor: . ·' : ........... _. .. , , ................ _._. ....... :·•·:· .. _. .. J~d. Kea · ( . - · :-the -purp(lse i and:' int~nt. ?f. '\Val:.· · On · ir~ri.day< -llie 'ilth, ·Gov. · attitude tliat the caller· is. made.. News staff: .. ( ... -~ .John.Anton, MUte Barry, John Byrne, D<!-n Fabian, Earl Guertin;_, ·.·. " ' · .·lace·.'·.'.·.·~ ::_·_·.. . ... · .. _ Wels.ll,·. Rep·. Bra'dem·a·s,·· s·e .. na·t'or. S . to feel' he has boldly interrupted Louie Jepeway, Richard Kelly, Charles · Kracl<laue~, Kenp KriviTckas,P· 1Btozb_. ·.- . . · , .·. ... . . . · , . ·. · Lumpl<ins, Rusty Luslt; Terry Murphy,· Dan Murray, Steve epe, om c , -.. t > •.· .. Then,-·havi'n'g .-neatly dispimscd Bayh and ·Hartke" will· speak at .. and mt~u'!c~}n forbidden ·te~ri- Jack Quine;,Bob Scheuble, AI Schulte, John Sibley, Dick Veit, J~di Arado, :. "

· · · · · · · ·. tory:--:· . . .... Alana Mc_Grattan and Sue_ Sheridan : .. . . . ~: · ·\vit.h ·the .formalities of ·ideaiism, .. : a· dinner. sponsored· by· the_. Tri- -~- . _ . _ ... : .. ·~·- :·-<- . · Photograi>hy: .. ; ........... ·. : . .. . -:: : .. ... .- ...... ; ... ,_ ....... nm, :McGuire, Pat -Ford .. · ': ' . v{e 'glance 'over the page ... to find' . bime and I· shali be present.· And :·. Since . the op'cra1ors. represent· .. Sj>orti.Edltors: : .;.;' ............ : . ....... ·;. · ....... ;Dave Contlon,' George Kruszewski_ f.'·' -:- ari irately-writtim news item de- ... yet; ·evcri though !'.disagree with . the .voice:. of, _the, University •tO· ··•· Sport.s. starr: . · ....... : .•.. ,'jim Hemnhlll. Vince Kavnl, _lllllte Read:, Dati- Ferguson, . V . -.< . crying attaCl{s>on ·Notre Dame .. these gentlemen on almost all is~ · those outside· of Notre; Dame; ·-it . ; : , .' ·:Peter Dance, Bill Harrigan, Walt Sahm, Mlltc Luea, Jim Gr~nt and Rex ,;;.· ... ··:students by:- assailants ..identified•· sues,Tshall have the grace not to; is. incumbeni ;upon .them .to ,pro·<<' : :: ·. Lardner : · · , . . _ . . · • ; . , . . .. . ·,' ,. .. · . · (·_; ;twice in the artiCle only-by· their boo· or hiss· at ~them as :that mob . . t .. n' ima e that will reflect .. Business l!.lanager: ' ... ~ .. ' .. • ................ : .............. •: •" ... John 0 Hanlon ·:· • · · · · · · · ... ·· ·· f. 'N t ·D 't ·d ·ts. ·d'd to'·. JCC a_ .· .. g . . re· .D·· arne ... 1 .. ·Adv·ertisin" Salesm_ en: _ ... _ ....... _ .. _.G_ary _Jamc_s,_ Stev __ e_ K_nauf, A_,l_an ne_ed_ •: Bert Bondi,_ ,<· . ·race. . .. . . ; :, , ..... , , · o .. o rc ·. arne· s u en_ ... 1 . f bl Not " . . . _ - · , . . 3:vora. Y upon . . . . . · ·:·. .: George.Cregg and Ken Socha _ · . .- · .· .. ~\ . Gentlein.en,:you~ .doublc·;fund_- ,· Gov: Wallace· ~e·.· evening· of suggestthat·_tlJ.ey !J-ll_be. reqmr~q.; . Copy ;Editors:· ; .; .": ;.; .... : : ..... : .... :· .. :· .. ·: .. .... _:. ,¥111 Metz, Lou ;Barto~heskY · !: _• ;·ard_s:are showing·.· .. ·; _: .. _: __ ·" · .. -~ Apnl~. th;c_24ti:·:- .. · · : •· ' to 'take ·-"friendliness" lessons. · · · Edi ·· · · · · ·. · · • · · · Dennis Keru ·;.-. ·· -• -· ··""·· · · · ·. ·· , .. · · >Respectfully,.. -~•- · .. · .. · · · ~ _·· .. :. · '·. ·· ;: ~;~~!~tL~;~irE:d'ii~~;·:·:::::::::-:::::::;::::::::~:-;::::::_:::::;:_:;:~N~n)3oweJJ

Sincerely, ~- . v_' J .. Chico Ramos . . Smcerely,. ' . 'Layout siarr: .; ..... John carmari; Fred Kullman,' _Jim Mea,de; _Jack_ Radey,· StevoV_ogel ·, . ,. · ::.-: ·David. Barry ··('65) · ·,.:: · · ·.: . .. , p .... O. ·Bo'i 41 ... · ·. ·.: . , John -Harty· Proofrea-der:;::· .. ,.; .. ; .. ;:: ... ; .. .-: ... :;· .. ··~····; .... ·~,._; ....... ;.,John, Radosevlcll >...::_ (Ed:':'Tite attackcrs\vere_Ne- . ·.· 213 Walsh: Hall.... . ... Headline. Editor.: . ;;-~ .. : ,; .. : ... ; ·~; ;, ;.: ·.' .. ~:: .. :: -~ .. ; ; ... ; .. ·~; ... Bolton AnthOI;ll'.~

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1965 Mardi Gras Plans Begin Wallace Views Draw Opposition;

$ 8 500 Governor's Visit ·Elicits Emotions ThiS Year Earns 1 , Gov. George c. ta~~~,~~ !~:b~:~·spoke in the Field' ~;~:i;-r':i:.:~':",;:w.~·d~;~:.~ ~--r,

Planni~1g for the 1965 Mardi Gras has already begun. house last Wednesday. His visit stirred up opposition from ted to pandemonium. About-500 According to General Chairman Dick McCarthy, it will com';' both the students and faculty. It was directed at the policy. students marched out singing bine the best points of past Mardi Gras weekends and sev- of segregation, at Wallace himself, and at the student who :,r;s::~~ ~::~c~~~~ ~~rh~~~ eral innovations, - ·brought ·wallace on campus, Tom Woods. and it was about 15 minutes be-

McCarthy also has announced that the '64 Mardi Gras, The student effort was to a· However, many students felt that fore order was restored. l collection for ·charity totaled $18,500, slightly more than large part directed through the· the article was a personal slander the '63 amount. Of this amount, $10,000 has been used ·to Unified Protest Committee, which. against Woods and was in very bolster existing scholarship funds. The remainder is being sprang_ up spontaneously .from. poor taste.

. "b d h. h'l h . . h d b d . I d among student leaders. After The demon<:trnti'ons· at the d1stn ute to wort w 1 e c an ties ere an a roa , me u. - - "' T" holding meetings to determine a Fieldhouse were a success. The ing CILA_ 's summer pr_oJ·e_cts in .uatin America. f t t th d 'ded to course 0 pro es • ey ecl : 750 pickets· poth condemned seg-

1\lustangs name Prizes of possible changes in the Friday picket Wallace in an orderly regation and the man who repre-The 1965 Mardi Gras will be evening lVIardL Gras Ball. Sug- fashion. A splinter group broke sentcd that institution. They·then

held in the first week of March. gested alternate . plans. call for off and decided to stage a walk- quietly took their seats~ The financially successful raffle formal' attire at the Ball or, per~ out· during Wallace's speech. \vill. definitely be ·a p~rt of next haps, a dimier ~ance format. As The faculty circulated petitions: Six thousand students and fac­year's ·charity fund drive. Grand of now, no. decision haS' been· condemning the Wallace visit to ulty, along with 600 signs and prizes are tentatively listed as -made. . . the campus and demanded a for-. an occasional rebel flag, greeted two fully equipped Ford Mus- · Assisting McCarthy will be um for their opposing views. Prof.· Gov. Wallace· as he walked out tangs.- - - · Stan Antongiovanni, Execut!_ve Goerner's article in the last Issu·e on the stage~ Cheers and jeers : .. ·The brunch, carnival and com~ Chairman; Dan Morello, ·Execu- of the Voice strongly attacked met every smile,. wave or, nod munion breakfast also will be tive Secretary;· Karl·King,.-Busi- Tom Woods for "seducing liis al- -from .the Governor. continued. ness' Manager; Dave Rosebrook, rna mater." This article, though Wallace. attempted . to pick. up . There will be. a new look to Ball Chairman, and Rick. Devlin, containing several errors, brought the audience by a series of com-

. the 1965 Mardi Gras concert. In Public Relations Chairman. up several interesting points on ments 'designed for· crowd re.: the past, the concert has featured Committe-e the ·purpose of the Wallace visit. sponse. At 8:20 thEfwalkout took a big name performer, such. as · ·. Other members of the coim:riit~ Louis Armstrong or Peter, Paul tee'are·Joe Schlosser, Special Ar·

. ~nd Mary. Next·year it.will con~~ rangements Chairman;· Dick Ra- · ~ist of ·twg; possibly.even three,· gone, Raffle; John Moye, Pub­segments each of which will fea· IiCity, and John Murison, Carni·. iure a separate act, . val. . .' "In this· manner," said McCar· . Next year's goal· for charity thy, "\ve . hope to appeal _to a has not yet been announced. It

. gre~ter' ai.tdience than wa's pos~. is expected. to be iri the neigh-. · sible with an individual group_ borhood of $30,000. · McCarthy like this year's :performers, the feels confident that the proposed 'cJ:lad Mitchell .Trio;''_ new. activities will_ assure its ·at-. c

. . . . _Change ·In Ball . tainment. There have also be.en reportS

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Dome Certifications ·~Distributed A\ on day ''~. '

DOME , Certifications· will be glven out to 'aiL undergraduates; law students and senior- seminar:._ .

During that time the frustrated audience began to chant "let him speak." Wallace ·was finally able · to continue and, though interrup.:: ted occasionally, was given the attention and sympathy of the· audience.

The· noise at times . seemed to . bother Wallace, but he remained : remarkably ·poised _and seldom faltered. Ho\vever, he was unable

. to give an- intellectual insight in~ to his position _;_ this was clearly brought. out when he could not explain, to the satisfaction of the audience, why he was a segrega- . tionist and what. he . felt repre- .., sented discrimination.·

After the speech was over; Dave .Ellis commented· that "the majority of the students demon­strated that, though not neces­sarily supporting Wall_ace, tlWY.: ,

. 'o/anted to hear him _speak."

Wallace's 'appearance drove away. student apathy by interest­ing the student body · in Civil Rights. It seems unfortunate that this success;. achieved largely · through the effor_ts ofTom.Woods, ,, was partially negated by the emo~ .. , tiona!. and somewhat immature ~ actionS of. a small portion of the . students and- faculty at the Uni~. versity: - · · · ·

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· ians on May . li, · 12 and · 13 in . :,_,.Jit()om __ 2:C"o_f _tJl.p_LaF:,optn~e" Stti;:~..;.

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'Just' Rights.BiiJ Goal ·of :Prayer

' . ---0 .-J.3~~!1ning_~~P!ll~.!!£~!i:::..~. , _ . · cession·from St. l\Iary's_ has _daily' ·. ·. ·~

visited the Grotto at ·Notre ,Dame to·prayfor the passage of a just Civil Rights Bill. -Led by'Father H~th, .·a teacher at S1.J:C, they_

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.• "Arrierica,- America." .This film< Of artistic merit waS. written and dire<:ted • by'_. Elia Kazan· \vith:

, All those who .have paid their. student fees and are cleared by Around 700 students demonstrated against Gov. G~orge Wallace 'of the student accounts ·office will· · Alabaniit \vhen he· spoke here last. Wednesday~. Their. protest· was receive .:the 1964 DOME_ Certifi-.. calm and orderiy, except after\Vallace's t:illc, when students "mobbed" cation. Only those. with .certifica- his car:. The most severe damage_ done, though; was that several tionwill be issued yearbooks. The. _ stu_dents were ·pushed in tite mud. . . . DOME editors _emphi:tsize. that

· ,._ · :fecoinizable success arid _fineSse;· it depicts. a · young Greek· \Vho:. leaves· his native. hind and comes. to -America. Handled with deter-:

these are tlie,'only days thatcer- L.b. · --0- d. ~ -. · ·• · tifications will be given out. . I _- rary e ICOtJOn . . . ' .·

. . mination- and ·sensitivity ...c:_ ·it's: .. ·- a rare·and fine·'l1lni. Showing at. :the. Colfax at 1:45, 4:55 and again.

. . Th~ l964 DOME will. be . dis- . 'continued f'rom page 1 tributed on or shortly after May 21st.·

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; "South'·Pacific."\Ve can't offer, Glee ·.c_·· .. lub .Sings you ·Myrna Walker (post-SMC) who >played Nellie 'Forbush ,in For Dedication

· South Pacific at· ND two years

: Rev. Louis BoU:yer of the Abbey · of· Lucerne in . France and Dr.

John E. Smith,-.chairman of the·· . department of philosophy at Yale University spoke at the. opening

. session in the library this morn-

ago; but we can offer the next: The ·Glee Club will sing the qe'st thing _ Mitzi. Gayn()r. This. outdoor ·Pontifical Mass to ·be isa new print of the original film,· celebrated .b~r·cardinaLTisserant

. ing. at 10 .. '!'he symposium cori- · veried again at 3 p.m. when pap­ers .were presented by Sir Hugh

.Stott Taylor,- the. noted scientist and president .of the Woodro\v \Vilson National Fellowship Foun- · dation, and . Daria Farnsworth,·

: M.D., psychiatrist and director of University .. Health Services at Harvard·. University,

. · and if you saw it the first time. · on Ascension :I'hursday on the -caroundyou'll remember the vivid .. Library: Mall. The polyphonic• 1ise . of·. color, effects. and stereo-: Mass in B·:flat- by Antonio Lotti phonic sound. Unlil{e many Holly- will be directed by' Prof. Daniel wood ·musicals, . I. think· the ad~ H.· Pedtke .. ' . . heren6e ·to· the. original 'play ·arid . ··The. Proce.ssional, "Ecce- Sacer­the .. R_ ogers a_nd ·_ .. Ha.· m_merstein . dos Magnus," and the- Recession-.· .. · - ' · · · al "God Ever ·Glor1·ous" -,v1'11 be _Renaissan_ ce_ 1\Iusi_c. · . numbers holds this version to- .

gether very .professionally~ In: sung by the combined GleeClub· '-:She New·. York ·Pro M~sica . fact; maybe .. a. little· too profes~ and Moreau Semimiry Choir. , :.·Motet Ch<:)ir, ··augmented by . the sionally. Still ·it brings a lot of .In , addition to singing the Abbey. Singers,- _will _prese~t ·;a iest):o the Granada at 1:30, 4:00,, 1\Iass, the Glee Club will enter-·· program of Renaissance mus1c m · · ,. · · · ·· ·· · tain'at the. banquet that evening. Stepan Center to~ight at -8:30

6:30 ·an~ 9:00. . ·. . . -,: . at. the North Dining Hall. Selec- • p.m. E~ch f:?'roup Will p~esent sev-' "A Tiger Wallrs." This- Wait·· tions wilL be in a light vein, in~: cr.al .s<:lectwns al~ne: and. they.

. Disney episode was produced :hi cludino- selections from Broad- ·. Wlll JOin for the maJOr worl{ of . > ·association :-,•"th the Animal: Pro- "' ' t p "' ·.way shows and Irish folk.music. the .evening,,: "Missa· Ma er. a.,

· tective League. Its . motto:· Be · · · tris" by Des Prez. ·· Kind To. Tigers. Be kind to .your- The pol_itical sc.ience. honor s~- ·• · .. - The University· Theatre's pro- .

: ,; self, _too. Don't . go: I.lis_t these : · · · ciety; Pi Sigma Alpha, has ad-. duction of _"My'. Fair Lady" in . times, but with reservation: 1:05, -·- · · · · mit ted eight· new menibers.· They Washington Hall- tonight also at

· 3':lW 5:20; .. 7:25• .9:30· The: State. · are:- Grover .Nix, Bro .. Adrian , 8:30 is another ofllcial dedication · ··:searching for Venus" and Leonard F.S.C; Frank Pfaff event. . . . . .

"Maid for Murder''· are held over· John H~rgrove, ·cleinimt Burger; ·. The SolemnPontifical Mass and :,•.-. · . at· the :Avo'n. · Searching at 7:00 · ·Bernard· Hessley, John Chomeau · academic convocation~scheduled.

. and 9:_45. Maid at 8:10; and Michael ~T~chon. . . to be held outdoors, will be open

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. The New York Pro Musica Motet Choir . concert is open free- of charge to · th~ public. · ;I'here will· be a ·reserved' section for official dedication guests. · · -. - ·

. The Mass a~d conv~ca tiori will .be 'televised.live by WNDU-TV,· and the banquet speaking pro­gram will be broadcast_ live by WNDU Radio. __ .. _ _

Father Joyce, general 'chairman of the library dedication, believes that the gathering of· so ~any

-·distinguished guests on the Notre Dame. campus is unique iri the historyof the University. Ordi­narily such . convocations. are : re-. served for. the inauguration of new presidents and the· dedica-tion of ne\v seminaries. ·

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