Brown And White Vol. 79 no. 13

              lehigh university br own and white vw 79 no 13 bethlehem pa - friday november 3 1967 866.0331 hp kicks off with acid rock by donald palmer in a marked departure from the usual motown performances the houseparty concert will feature the jefferson airplane and an accom panying light show tonight's performance will mark the first time the airplane has ever played m concert at an eastern university the airplane originated about two years ago in san ■ francisco where they progressed so that they commanded 1,000 a night as one of the coast's top groups however they were relatively obscure m the east until joined by grace slick shortly they released somebody to love a song written by slick which launched them into national prominence they followed up this hit with " white rabbit also composed by slick the airplane has come to be associated with the " san francisco or " psychedelic sound lead guitarist jorma kaukonen deplores such terms being applied to the group's music he says the san francisco sound is a myth and considers the airplane's songs as ori ginal and individualistic site has said that the airplane is doing a strange cross between everything the light show will be produced by rick and steve globus and brian young slides live film and lighting effects will be projected on the group ——...._._ five slide projectors win rhythmically scorn in with the beat of the music and an overhead projector with colored liquid emulsions will produce an amorphous color effect a 16mm movie will also be pro jected on the group from time to time young said that the light show is contingent upon approval by the air plane but he added that the group will probably be satisfied with it jefferson airplane is scheduled to be m grace hall tonight at 8 p.m presenting what they call love rock lead singer marty balm said the stage is our bed and the audience is our broad we're not entertaining we're making love juniors give arcadia 750 for roving fund by dee mcallister the class of 69 will pay for 750 of the 1000 loss on their show of the danish gym team said al borin 69 vice-presi dent to arcadia last wednesday night borin explained that although the class had no regrets about the show and its advance pub licity the class wished to help relieve the roving fund which would have sunk to 900 after paying the full loss in old business a proposal by denny alexander 68 to request the administration to state their policy on a new town student center he criticised the three tables in the university center for the use of 400 town students also alexander said that book store sales on the saturday of of upperclassman weekend were very successful and that the book store was seriously considering operating on other big weekends in other business borin chairman of the socau codes committee said that it seems likely that there will be no more social chape rones after filial consideration of the matter finally the solons approved a grant of 50 to the football team for a plaque m honor of jim mcconlogue the backfield coach who died suddenly last saturday to be awarded on flag pole day in the good of arcadia jeff kapell 68 chairman of the fi nance and calander committee said that the recent brown and white editorial criticising the fcc procedures for emergency contract signing was " misin formed the emergency procedures as recently approved by arcadia are that only the approval of the pres - ldent of arcadia and the chair man of fcc are needed for a greement of the contract kapell said that the editorial made the procedures out to be something new while m fact the procedures had been used the last two years and had now merely been put formally into writing man recaptured m n j b & w photo by hoffheins paychecks placed mi mall boxes m the departments of biol ogy and electrical engineering were stolen tuesday morning . allentown police are holding a suspect m the case payroll checks stolen by john seitz a man who claimed he was a university of penn sylvania blophysiclst was apprehended tuesday night m beach haven n j as a suspect m a rob bery of university payroll checks from the depart ments of biology and electrical engineering the man who said he was william w hildreth 29 a research associate in biophysics and part time instructor at perm was accused of stealing 17 payroll checks eight from the biology department and 9 from the electrical engineering department a phone call to the residence of william w hil dreth m upper darby was unanswered the checks had been placed m the faculty mall boxes sam connor director of public information said that all but three of the paychecks were for graduate assistants dr saul barber chairman of the biology de partment , said the checks were taken between 10:30 and 11 a.m while the office secretary was out of the room he added that the thief was appar ently m a hurry since he left many other checks behind the ones stolen were m mailboxes that contained no other mail indicating that the thief didn't take the time to make an extensive search the checks weren't discovered aa missing until barber's secretary sorted the u s mail which ar rived at 11 a.m the electrical engineering department reftued to comment on the robbery as did clark hahn as sistant to the accountant connor said the checks were worth 6,30«.84 he discounted the possibility that the thief had an inside connection at the university adding that no one named hildreth had ever been a student or lecturer here the suspect was first apprehended by police tuesday afternoon shortly after fleeing from bank guards at the first national bank of allentown at seventh and hamilton streets police said that earlier m the day a bank teller at the lehlgh valley trust co became suspicious when * man attempted to withdraw 130 from b u plans disciplinary freedom of action by brian young administration deans and the university committee on discipline announced after a policy meeting monday afternoon that when another college asks lehlgh university to accept jurisdiction for actions of » particular student or students the university may do so with complete freedom of action dwan of students charles brennan chairman of the cod aid thai this formalised a policy that the cod had unofficially followed lor many years it was also decided that although not officially racordsd the university would continue to accept jurisdiction m minor disciplinary cases occuring m bethlehem if the police department should reojoest it asked why the cod did not follow us traditional policy over the oct 8 incident involving two lehigh freshmen apprehended m a woman's dormitory brennan said that the committee met and decided that they would take no action on this particular caae he said that monday afternoon's meeting was called to decide how the cod would act in future off-campus incidents moravian college filed formal charges against the two lewiti freshmen after the cod had decided not to act one student was fined 29 and the other under 18 years old la currently appearing before juvenile authorities see man page 4