Congress Acts Tonight On Summer Term Bill

Some 900 students paused Monday to pay tribute to “Sun­ shine,” who died that morning. ‘Sunshine” was a two-month old turtle. A funeral'procession of 15 cars, led by an 8-foot casket containing Sunshine’s body, wound its way through campus and stopped to hold a rally for the deceased. At the rally, 2S0 heard of Sun­ shine’s record of accomplish-, ments. The procession then moved on. ' Burial took place on toe banks of the Red Cedar River. The “preacher” told 700 who had stopped to pay their last respects' that Sunshine had been purchased at a dime store and had a “heart of gold.” “He came up the hard way, from common stock-—but he went out like a champ,” he said. With the playing of taps, Sun­ shine’s boay was lowered into the Red Cedar. This was fol­ lowed by a chorus of “The Saints Gojfarchtag In.” Attending physician, chief pallbearer, and friend of the family, Roger Liss, Brooklyn, N.Y. sophomore, said that Sun­ shine died of claustrophobia of the shell—his heart was toe big. He had been sick for two weeks. Survivors, are hisbrother,