The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-22

President Ryan FOX, who nau con- scented to balloting for the strike" and Dr. Ray Freeman Jenny, of Syracuse university.
 Chicago, April 22-(UP)--Univer- sity of Chicago students, victorS in short brush with their faculty, planned parade today to climax their anti-War demonstration.
 Faculty officials refused permis- sion for a parade but relented when 116 students presented peti- tions bearing 769 names demanding right to parade.
 Urbana, H., April g (UP) - Scheduled to address a University of Illinois student mass meeting protesting against war today were George Edwards, Dallas, Tex, na- tional chairman of the American Student Union, and Hayes Beall, Chicago, president of the National Council of Methodist Youth.
 New Brunswick, N. J., April p - (UP)-Students at New Jersey Col lege for Women voted against par ticipation in the national peace strike today. Instead they celebrated peace by holding demonstration at which Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, leader in peace and suffrage move ments, spoke.
 Los Angeles, April g - (UP) - Flaming crosses, purportedly planted by the Ku Klux Klan, burned on hills overlooking the campus at University of California at Los An- geles last night on the eve of today's scheduled Student peace striks."
 A group of unidentified men scat tered pamphlets around the campus. They said:
 "The klan rides again. We will not give ground until we have broken the strangleholdon our va rious governing bodies. Indecision means death."
 Des Moines, Ia, April 22-UP)- More than 1000 Drake university students walked from their classes today and paraded through down. town streets in protest against war. . University officials approved the strike after the student body peti- toned for a parade.
 Iowa City, Ia, April 22-(UP) - Eleven University of Iowa student organizations sponsored peace day plebiscite today in place of a pro- posed strike against war. Former Sen. Smith w. Brookhart will speak at concluding rally tonight.
 Evanston, H., April 22-UP) - Coeds and athletic stars participated In demonstration against war on the Northwestern university campus today although President Walter Dill Scott announced there would be no classes dismissed for a peace strike. A 10-piece band led a parade across the campus.
 New Haven, Conn, April 22- tUP).-Fifteen hundred Yale stu dents left their classes at II o'clock this morning and gathered at Pier son college in an orderly peace dem- onstration. A number of them car- ried banners reading Down with aWr," and Down with Mussolini." 1"
 They were addressed by Rep. Bryon Scott, California, Prof. Jerome Davis of the divinity school and Eugene Meyer, member of the student peace strike committee.
 Geneva, N. r.. April 22.--(UP) = While students throughout the na- tion held anti-war demonstrat tions today, Hobart Colleges newly or- ganized American Defense League disbanded
 Jack Potter, New York city sopho- more, president of the league, an- nounced its members will not par ade today as was planned at the time of organization last week.
 Potter said that . parade is not necessary "since the student pigeons of peace have already flown to their nests"
 The league was organized 0riginal- ly to battle today's anti-war strike sponsored by the American student Union, led at Hobart by W. C0wles Booth. Danbury, Conn, senior.