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              quiring eight stitches — was two inches long glynn's condition was reportedly less serious he suffered a dislo cated left hip but doctors termed it reduced and all right by sun day probable brain contusion was al so noted as well as lacerations of the right groin and right shin he also incurred cuts on the scalp requiring 15 to 20 stitches the accident occurred at 6:50 p.m at itaska and clewell sts in fountain hill police report ed glynn driver of the mo torcycle and o'keefe were thrown from the cycle upon crashing into a 1948 dodge coupe driven by richard pet field the cycle hit and damaged the auto's right front fender glynn was dragged under the car and o'keefe was tossed into a gutter 15 feet from the halted cycle a see motorists page 5 see ifc page 11 warding of the 300 to the south in another vote on the issue ifc overwhelmingly voted in favor of going on record as being in sympathy with peace ful sit-in demonstrations of southern college students the vote was 23-1 with only chi psi dissenting debate on the integration issue was initiated by secretary michael gottlieb 60 who told the assembled greeks of a request by the re cently-organized lehigh civil rights committee gottlieb de scribed the plight of negro stu dents who had been thrown in jail for participation in passive re sistance sit-in strikes the secretary pointed out that negro students had been thrown out of school for participation in sit-ins and several hundred had been thrown into jails with little possibility of obtaining legal help torrington watkins 60 ifc vice-presiden,t told the group we of the executive committee feel very strongly about this and feel that something should be done he then described a series of incidents in southern states involving mass arrests of negroes he pointed out that arrested students had no money to defend themselves to pay bail or to pay fines a suggestion that fraternity members contribute 50 cents per man in addition to the ifc con arcadia's attempt to draw up a petition supporting the point four youth corps presently in committee of the house of representatives has managed to arouse little interest among lehigh students the corps will offer an alterna tive for the draft enabling young americans to be trained and serve in the programs of technical co operation with foreign countries in stead of the armed forces returns of petitions due yester day from living groups have been disappointing only twelve groups have submitted lists of names to talling 170 signatures eight of the twelve are freshman sections brian bauknight 61 chairman of arcadia's national affairs commit tee termed the results very dis couraging he noted there is a lack of realization of the import ance of the thing bauknight noted that some of the petitions are full while others have as few as four names on them in dicating that in some sections the measure was not presented to the entire group he urged the submission of re maining petitions as soon as pos sible dean of students j d leith notified arcadia last week of his ap proval of three of the four names submitted to him on a slate of nom inees for the two-student board of publications positions for the second consecutive ' year the dean rejected a nom inee holding a staff position on the brown and white the three names now approved by the dean as constituting a slate from which arcadia may proceed to historian baron speaks tonight modern nationalism and re ligion will be discussed tonight at 8:15 in a lecture by dr salo w baron director of irsaeli studies at columbia university his talk open to everyone will be presented in the osbourne room of the uni versity cetner . prof baron's campus visit is being sponsored by the inter faith council and the history department born in tarnow austria dr baron received his doctor of phil osophy doctor of political science and doctor of law degrees from the university of vienna from 1919-26 rabbi baron taught at vienna's judisches padagogium see editor page 6 250,000 suit against fly club see student page 11 a lehigh student who lost a leg in a plane crash more than a year ago is sueing the flying club and two persons involved for a quarter of a million dollars freedman landy & lorry a phil adelphia law firm filed suit friday in the name of theodore horst mann 60 in a philadelphia federal court against the flying club john dominguez a flight instructor who was with horstmann at the time of the crash and eugene trigiani manager of the bethlehem-easton airport where the plane was housed on july 9 1958 horstmann — while in a recommendation flight see b&w page 9 election to fill the vacancies now opening on the board of publica tions are clark s donley herbert e ehlers and walter t ernst all sophomores nowhere in the two and one-half page mimeographed letter sent to rp embers of arcadia does leith mention the fourth name george r reiser 62 also submitted by the solons the dean reiterated several considerations which he noted last year in his rejection of robert m walters 60 then editor-in-chief of the paper and alan s segal 60 then financial manager only able and effective persons management of their own affairs should be entrusted with leading shares in the management of the university's community concerns the dean states his second consideration dealing with the concept of extracurricular activity which undertakes to justify lehigh university's broad program in this field as a democratic laboratory of experience sup ports the principle of repre sentativeness with a wide dis tribution of student members of governing boards according to college and curriculum clas sification living group mem sweet singers — the mirachords 29 girls count em and a pianist — appear above as they sang thursday evening in the osbourne room of the university center the girls who were touring the lehigh valley are from elmira college in elmira new york vol 71 — no 38 bethlehem pa tuesday march 22 1960 lehigh university brown and white un 6-0331 ifc endorses greek support for integration interfraternity council in a precedent-shattering move last night unanimously voted to endorse fraternity fund raising efforts to aid southern negro students engaged ir sit-in strikes the sanction vote giving official ifc support to fraternity efforts to raise funds from individual members of fraternity houses followed the defeat of a motion to allocate 300 of ifc funds to aid negroes in current legal battles made in a tense hushed debate between ifc officers and several fraternity members the motion to allocate the money lost by a slim 13-11 margin because a number of ifc reps were hesitant about voting for allocation of funds without individual house approval as a result another vote on the controversial issue will be taken tonight after weekly house meetings ifc officers will contact the in dividual fraternities by telephone to determine sentiment on the for arcadia finds sparse interest in youth corps demolished the remnants of the motorcycle which carried peter o'keefe 62 and donald glynn 60 close to death friday evening when it crashed motorcycle-automobile crash sends students to st lukes into the side of a car in fountain hill the students knocked unconscious were admitted to st luke's hospital for treatment ¦ two lehigh students are still in serious condition as a result of a motoring accident friday night peter d okeefe 62 re mained on the hospital criti i cal today while donald glynne 60 was listed as fair both students were knocked un conscious after the accident but regained consciousness within an hour o'keefe's injuries were described by st lukes physician dr joseph reno as serious — a neuro surgical problem the sophomore incurred apparent brain tissue damage the doctor noted o'keefe suffered no skull fracture and said it was too early to predict the extent of his brain contusions a cut on o'keefe's head — re leith rejects 1 nominee proposed by arcadians