Brown and White Vol. 68 no. 7

              shot will be given students two weeks after the initial inoculation and the third is recommended seven months to a year after the second students who have already had their initial shots and are eligible for either the second or third booster shots may receive them at the health center dur ing the campaign at a cost of 1.50 each dr mccoy urged faculty and staff members and married students to have their children inoculated by family physicians as soon as pos sible if they have not already done so the center will be open for shots from 3 to 4 p.m daily monday through friday beginning nov 5 and continuing as long as the de mand is present scrapbook tells all ... gets fawcett 30 days sunday that fawcett evidently did not have it the 25 when he went to court james taylor 57 president of chi psi sent 25 to fawcett but it could not be established that fawcett had been released william e leclere 57 also a member of chi psi was with fawcett when the arrest took place leclere editorial director of the b&w was in new york sun day apparently conferring with fawcett's parents he could not be reached for comment but he indicated in a phone call to the chi psi house that fawcett was still jailed fawcett was taken before judge george d neilson after the arrest officers told the judge about the scrapbook and of fawcett's mother's refusal to come to his aid the judge imposed a 30-day sentence and told fawcett he needs to be brought to your senses police said the first entry in the scrapbook was a ticket dated jan 3 1953 next to it fawcett had written first ticket cop stuck his head out of window and blew his whistle at me and took me to the oldest see mother page 10 almost — bob naylor makes a desperate lunge in an attempt to grab ; ' a pass thrown from halfback keith rust who had never passed before j for the packers naylor got his fingertips on the ball but couldn't hold it john r fawcett 58 a member of chi psi fraternity was sentenced to 30 days in the washington d.c dis trict jail on a speeding charge saturday after his mother refused to pay 25 bail for his release a united press report said mrs roger fawcett told her son in a telephone call from the family apartment at 998 sth aye new york that i've got you out too many times and i'm not going to do it again fawcett's address is listed in the stu dent directory as otter rock drive greenwich conn officer k b crawford who arrested fawcett after a 20-block chase and charged him with driving his 1956 ford station wagon 50 miles an hour on a wash ington avenue said the student had a thick scrap book in the glove compartment which recorded 30 traffic violations over a three-year period the officer said the scrapbook listed violations which took place up and down the east coast most of the tickets were for speeding and receipts were entered next to some of them washington police told the brown and white bethlehem pa tuesday oct 9 1956 un 6-0331 rules agenda completed for hp weekend vol 68 no 7 senators debate issues of election before 1,200 by ray farkas see hp schedule page 7 fall houseparty will begin friday oct 26 at 4 p.m according to the schedule of evenst drawn up by dean preston parr and approved by the five-student houseparty committee it is substantially the same agenda as in previous years with the completion of the schedule and the basic rules worked out only the questions concerning the student hp disciplinary committee remain to be answered this final question was dealt with at a meeting of dean wray h congdon with the five-man group late this afternoon as for the schedule perhaps the main change is a provision for a coffee hour between three and four a.m friday and saturday nights the hour is to be observed at all living group parties the program with the following additional houseparty informa tion will be distributed to the living groups this week it is also the form that will be addressed to the female guests this is the final form of the hp outline as released saturday by dean parr after meeting the approval of the five-man student hp committee bill collins bob lucas art tritsch joe mooney and george lincoln the group which met in drown hall last thursday afternoon approved of this letter the annual fall and spring houseparty weekends are traditionally the major social events at lehigh university houseparty differs from other social events in that dates of university students reside within the university and under university auspices this brief statement is in tended to summarie the arrangements and schedule of events for the fall houseparty of 1956 for all who are interested . . . her place of residence dates not staying overnight in accom modations provided by the university may do so only with written per mission from their parents to the office of the dean of students except dates staying in their own homes time out — sen john sparkman left democrat from alabama and sen styles bridges right republican from new hampshire sit out a respite in their scl debate friday night in grace hall bridges repub lican minority leader in the senate and sparkman vice-presidential can didate on the democratic ticket in 1952 debated around the issues at length before an estimated 1,200 persons in the hall dr mccoy slates salk shot program houseparty schedule friday 4 p.m arrival of dates oct 26 5 p.m parties in living groups may begin dinner which may be preceded by a cocktail hour 10 p.m to | senior class dance grace hall 2 a.m formal dress 1 a.m to | residence halls council breakfast 3 a.m open to all lamberton hall 3 a.m coffee hour at living group parties 4 a.m living group parties close non residents leave houses saturday 10 a.m houses open for breakfast and oct 27 activities 1:30 p.m rutgers football game taylor stadium 5 p.m parties in living groups may begin dinner which may be preceded by a cocktail hour living group dances 2 a.m est coffee hour at living groups 3 a.m living group parties close non residents leave houses sunday 9 a.m houses open for breakfast and oct 28 activities 11 a.m university church services house activities 5 p.m final hour for departure of dates salk anti-polio inoculations will be available to all students through a new program at the health center beginning monday nov 5 both in itial and booster shots will be of fered dr george w mccoy jr director of the health center said that a charge of three dol lars will be placed on the first two shots ". . . to defray the high costs of the vaccine itself and to purchase additional equipment necessary for the program the fee is now payable at the ac counting office a receipt will en title each students to the two shots beginning nov 5 under new standards set by medi cla authorities three shots are said to be the most effective a booster by john hood see political page 3 the 1956-57 student concerts-lec tures series opened friday night in grace hall as sen john sparkman d-ala and sen styles bridges r-n.h clashed in a not-too-fiery debate the kick-off event in the series was attendde by a crowd esti mated at 1,200 while the debate itself was not marked by much old-fash ioned hollerin grace hall was made the scene of much student supported political activity stu dent politicos were on hand and both major parties had large contingents of workers to the left in the lobby the we like ike headquarters was set up armed with an ample supply of but tons and campaign literature on the right the vote for adlai sup porters had also set up shop the scl committee allowed each speaker one-half hour to present his case then each was given a 10 minute rebuttal period bridges spoke first the new hampshire lawmaker was quick to point out that while sen sparkman and i sit on opposite sides of the aisle in the senate . . we are good personal friends he compared the eisenhower ad ministration with the 20 years of new and fair deal administrations and said that the two are as dif ferent as the millenium and the dark ages of president eisen hower bridges made the statement that no man has ever assumed the office of presidency faced with such outstanding problems i do not agree with all the re publican doings but with most of them he said pointing out that former president truman had chal lenged the incoming administration to shave the budget any more bridges noted that the present re publican administration cut that budget 13 to 14 million dollars — the biggest cut in the country's history bridges further contended that the present administration has restored fiscal order to this brown and white