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The Bridgeport Telegram from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 14

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17-(AP) The National Municipal League, last night gave distinguished citizenship awards to eight persons. One of them was Dr. Guy F. Robbins, Westport, Conn. The league is sponsoring the National Conference on ment here this weeK.

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1958 court declared that In education and other sopreation, a denial of every 'American birthright," 'be declared. "What has always been morally wrong then became legally wrong. "I hoped at that time that the President would use his popularity and the prestige and moral, force of his office to lead the nalion toward a smooth and orderly process of Mr. Dodd said. "He could have called a conference of Southorn religious leaders! to enlist the backing of the churches.

He have ironed out policies with educational and political leaders. He could have sought the support of I publishers, editorial writers, authors and other molders of opinion in the South. He Says Ike Lagged "But he did none of these things. The situation was allowed to drift into the hands of Governor Faubus and other demagogues." Mr. Dodd charged that the administration wasn't even able to agree on a course of action.

"A few hours after the President told the nation to 'go slower' on integration." Mr. Dodd said, "his solicitor-general was saying 'hurry-up' to the Supreme court, "What might have been accomplished quietly and peacefully; must now be undertaken in the face of an aroused and determined opposition." Urges End Of Filibusters Mr. Dodd asserted that before Congress, attempls legislation to pass any first put an end to the by changing Senate Rule 22 on the opening day of the next session of Congress. Among 150 guests at the dinner were Mrs. William H.

McMahon, mother of the late U. S. Senator Brian McMahon, Donald J. Irwin of Norwalk, Democratic candidate for Congress in the Fourth district and William. T.

Burlant of Trumbull, the party's nominee for county sheriff. FRATERNITY BAN BACKED IN SCHOOL MILFORD, Sept, 17-The Board of Education tonight affirmed a policy established last week by high school officials to discourage student participation in fraternities and sororities. The board already has a policy against fraternities and sororities. at the high school. The new high school policy bars members of these organizations from participating in extracurricular in-school activitles.

Although all the board members agreed with the new high school policy, Albert Walors said he wns irked because it was placed into effect "at the request of parents who do not have their children under "Misplaced Loyalty" School Supt. Joseph A. Foran said the policy is not Intended "to do the job most parents do or try Lo 'do," Ile said the rea500 the policy was put into effect was because school omcials consider that in many instances "loyully to the fraternity transcends loyalty to the school the effect of these groups on the school is what concerns us most." Both Mr. Foran and Herbert R. French, acting, assistant superintendent of schools and former principal of the high school, said the fraternitios and sororitics are harmful scholastically and are undemocratic.

Mr. Foran sald, 'They put 8 premium, on the wrong kind of conformily." Tho school superintendent, when asked why the school does not endorse fraternities and sororities said the reason is that students are selected on the basis of popularity rather than achievement. 'No-Frat' Fledge Hit Bertram Cohen voiced an objection 10 the policy of making students sign pledges that they will not join such fraternities, claiming that it "smacks of the loyalty oath. Signing these statements is little too much," he said. Mr.

Cohen said that although he agreed with the policy, "in a democralic socicty DDC has riglit to join undemocratic. organizations if he so Mrs. Alice Croshy, chairman of the board, replied that the sludents can still join fraternitics and sororities, but it they do arj barred from the extracurricular activities of the school. In citing an example of the complaints received from parents, Mr. Foran said one woman complained that her daughter was made to appear undignified by a sorority initiation.

asked the woman if she WAS aware that her daughter belonged to a sorority and she said that she did. However, she said she did not want to stop her daughter from joining the sorority because she wants to remain on good terms with Mr. Foran said the woman had thereforc decided to have the matter settled by the school. Chasso, a gliding stop in dancling, is so called because one foot is brought behind, or chases. the other according to the En-! cyclopedia Britannica.

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