New Britain herald., 1928-05-31
Dean Wendell Has List of Ring. leaders and Plans Action
 Saturday
SAW SEVERAL OF THE
 UNDERGRADUATES HIMSELF
Melee One Of the Worst in History Of Ini,ersity-Police Headquar- ters Stormed By Boys-Onicers Pelted With Eggs and Ripe Fruit When They Arrest Rioters After Exciting Contest.

New Haven, May S1 R-A dozen or more Yale students, today faced the prospects of premature grad uation" as one of the results of the riot here Tuesday night in which several hundred undergraduates participated. In addition to their difficulties with the college authori- ties five students are faced with punishment at the hands of the To- cal courts for their alleged breach of the peace.
 Dean Clarence W. Wendell of Yale college. has list of students who are suspected of having taken part in the riot and every man on the list will be questioned and pos sibly expelled or disciplined. Some of the men on the list were recog- nized during the riot by the dean himself, and other names were fur nished by the campus and city po- lice.
 Authorities Thankful
 Both college and city authorities were thankful of the fact that the rioters confined themselves to the central green, which lies between the college buildings and police head quarters and the streets immediately adjacent. Danie Goth of Middle town, one of those whose names was given out by the police as having been arrested on a breach of peace charge. was not arraigned with the other five in city court yesterday when continuances until Saturday were given, and it later developed that he had not been officially book ed. It was said at police headquar- ters today that some reason for re- leasing Goth had evidently come Vp between the time that the names were given out and the time that they were entered on the official blotter.
 Action by the Yale authorities in the cases of the five students ar rested is held in abeyance pending the arraignment of the young men in police court Saturday morning when they will be charged with general breach of the peace.
 This statement was made last night by Dean Clarence w. Wendell following his investigation of the dis turbance which ended in a massed attack by the students on police headquarters in which bricks were hurled through the windows in their efforts to rescue their comrades. The dean said:
 We have always used the same policy with students who interfere with public affairs. Any breach of the peace is up 10 the city authorities and We will back up the police"
 The five young men who faced city court yesterday after passing several hours in cells and still wear ing their pajamas under their suits were:
 Gordon B. Iweedy. a junior and son of Prof. H. H. Tweedy of the Divinity school: Dan T. Morse, fresh- man of Washington. D. C.: Hamilton Allen. freshman of Oneida, N. Y.: Holland V. Williams. sophomore, of Buffalo, N. Y., and Herbert S. Cornell, Jr., of Scarsdale. N. Y. All were released without bail in the custody of Prof. Tweedy.
 Nothing to Say
 Dean Wendell when asked for & statement as to the probab ble action taken by the university against the five students declared he had nothing to say pending the outcome of their cases in police court.
 Acting Mayor Thomas 4. Fully is strong in his condemnation of the outbreak, saying such an occurrence after a great athletic victory can be overlooked but it is impossible to overlook an affair of this kind"
 Investigation shows that the riot
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