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Special to The Daily Tar Heel
ROME, Italy, April 23 Profes
sor Umberto Calosso, a Social
Democrat deputy in the ' Italian
Parliament was given protection;
by : 309 armed police here this
week" as he concluded a lecture
tour.
;The action came after universi
ty, students in Rome threw a pot
of red paint over him, broke up
his lecture with 12 "stink bombs,"
and released a swarm of wasps
just as the lecture Vas scheduled
to begin..
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era graduating from the squad.
Uddy has been in the center po
sition and has shown up well in
midfield play! throughout the sea-
son; Fields has seen plenty cf ac
tion in his defensive position.
'Andy Bell, the other eo-captam
will return for another year on
the midfield group and sophomore
Tommy Stoker will be back for
two more seasons.
This experience should add up
to a fine team next year and move
the Tar Heel lacrosse rating up
in the nation.
Cows get up by raising their
hind part first while horses rais
up first on their front legs.
J.
TAR HEEL. THURSDAY. APRIL 24. 1S52
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rofessor
The whole university was cor
doned off this week and only
bona-f ide students were allowed
inside. Fifty plainclothes men
scattered in the buildings, and
eight more attended the actual
lectures.
After the lecture, five plain
clothes men escorted Professor
Calosso to his car, and- aT Jeep
load of policemen followed. Im
mediately after the professor left,
the 300 armed men then marched
out of the university.
Phi Hears Adams
On Totalitarianism
Dr. E. M. Adams of the Phil-
osophy Department, spoke this
week to the Phi assembly on the
development of totalitarinism in
Russia and the factors present
which contribute ' to it.
Next week's lecture to the Phi
will be followed by a buffet sup
per. Each member will invite a
faculty member as his guest.
Following the supper, faculty and
Phi members will debate a bill
declaring that "The United States
is in grave danger of succumbing
to totalitarianism from within."
Maj. George A. Davis Jr., of
Lubbock, Tex., shot down 12 Red
planes in 17 days of air fighting
over Korea. He is the U. S.'s top
jet ace in the Korea War.
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Special to Tfce Daily Tar Hehx
DURHAM, Aprfi 23 Dante L.
Germino, of Durham was elected
president of the Men's Student
Government Association yester
day in runoff elections at Duke
University.
Germino was elected by a mar
gin of only 21 votes as he de
feated Narvel. Crawford of Ashe
yille. Election returns gave Ger
mino 610 votes, and Crawford 539.
In another runoif electicn yes
terday, Jack Johnston of Asheyille
defeated Clayton McCracken of
Asheville for the presidency of
the Junior class.
Robert Pierry of Teaneck, N.
J., won the only oth-ir post in
yesterday's runoff be defeating
( Lyle Connor of Bryantville, Mass.,
for the post of president of the
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Special to The Daily Tar Heel
CAMBRIDGE, Eng. April 23
Sgt. Ives, organizer of the .
Cambridge Accident Prevention
Council, said today, "In late
years there has been a distinct
improvement in the behavior
of cyclists and in the standard
of maintenance of undergrad
uate bicycles."
Ives, criticizing the obstruc
tion caused by undergraduate
bicycles in the Senate House
t Passage, and around The Whim,
said comparatively few under
graduates were involved in the
431 accidents which took place
last year. Four people were
killed and -nine seriously in
jured. A second-year Queens' en
gineer demonstrated one
method of easing the traffic
congestion. Sitting astride a
uni-cycle, the student said,
"My repertoire is still rather
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Dr. Baumann
Here Sunday
Dr. Henry Baumann of David
son College will present the third
University" sermon," sponsored by
the YWCA, Sunday night at 8
o'clock in Hill Hall. Topic of Dr.
Baumann's sermon will be "How
Can God Be Known."
The University Glee Clubs,
under the direction of Professor
Joel Carter and William White
sides will assist in the service
as will Miss Anna Beason, Miss
Carol Kelly and Mrs. John Riebel
of the YWCA.
of Chapel Hill
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