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Against Southern Governors Meeting
Gainsville, Fla., March 1
(UP) University of Florida of
ficials are trying to play down
a rising tide of student object
ions to a meeting of Southern
governors and educators on their
campus Thursday, but the re
bellious students say they intend
to appear before the governors
to air their protests in person.
'If this does no good, they say,
then they may stage a mass de
monstration. The students object to the gov
ernors' plan to maintain the tra
dition of racial segregation at
Southern colleges by setting up
a system of jointly-financed re
gional professional schools for
white and Negroes.
In a letter to all students and
organizations, the small band of
Protestants have labeled the plan
"ignorant and prejudiced." They
add, "We resent Gainsville being
made the sounding board for the
vile language of demagogues."
The protest, which exploded at
a rally last week, is being led by
Gerald Gordon. At the meeting,
some 31 students alligned them
selves with the dissenting group.
Two-hundred others urged that
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VILLA6EE
Of Florida Students Rising
the university not be inhospitable
to the over 200 Southern leaders
who will attend the joint educa
tion conference and inauguration
of University President J. Hillis
Miller.
The angered faction has adopt
ed a resolution putting their ob
jections in concrete form. They
say, "They (the governors) advo
cate an unjust and inequitable
system of education. They pro
pose a plan which is uneconomi
cal and refuse to face the fact
that Supreme court rulings re
quire equal educational facilities
'within' the state."
President Miller served an ulti
matum to the students that he
will consider any protest an ex
treme act of disloyalty to the
university, and Governor Millard
Caldwell, conference chairman,
said that Students "misunder
stand" the meeting's purpose
The students apparently are
ignoring their officials. They
state that, they have a stake in
what the session decides. It is
obvious, the students charge, that
Mermen
m a good leg m the freestyle
relay.
The 220, without Twining the
record maker, was a real strug
gle as shadowless Bob Hutton
edged Haw of Emory and Alli
son Pell of Carolina. Haw and
Pell matched each other stroke
for stroke through the very rough
waters of the short Emory pool
but Haw managed to just nose
out Pell in a photo phinish.
Jim Thomas and the quartet
of freestyle speed demons Steve
Osborne, Norm Sper, Mike Mor
row, and Pritchard hung up the
new pool records. Thomas didn't
strain any muscles in turning in
a 1:42.6 time in the 150 back
stroke while the relayers turned
..-,'in a fairly fast 3:46.6 race.
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why it has not yet been turned in.
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the "dissipation of funds through
establishment of parallel institu
tions will retard our educational
growth."
The college newspaper, "The
Alligator," asked the protesting
faction if they intend to hold
a public demonstration. The stu
dents replied, "We will attempt
to appear before the governors
either in person or by written re
port. Press
in Jim Chaney's article in the
News and Observer, I am sorry
that I missed the activity. I be
lieve it would have furnished me
with enough evidence to put the
final clinch and give me further
reason to believe that Wallace is
not sincere, because certainly thejin iran as a symbol of man's
methods Chaney relates are far
from sincere ones.
Chaney, in his detailed report
of the Rally, says that the mem
bers were told that now they
are salesmen and they must con-
tact radio stations and continue
to write letters to publications
and ask why Wallace is not get-
ting the publicity he deserves, j cording to Tangrall, who is a
Chaney quotes one of the "teach- j veteran of World War II, the
ers" as saying, "There are many jBaha'i faith recognizes the teach
times when you will not reveal ings of Christ, Moses, Mohammed
your real objective. As students) and other founders of the world's
you will have many opportuni
ties to campaign by talking to the
right people."
Henry Wallace may be sincere,
but his promoters are far from
it in their methods. Working un
der false pretenses is not what I
call sincerity. But of course, as
was brought out time and time
again in the initial meeting, the
press is not always giving a true
picture.
HOMETOWN CLUBS
The Greensboro-Carolina
club
dance committee will meet for
a half hour in 103 Bingham at
8 o'clock tonight, Ben Kistler,
chairman of the committee, has
announced.
There will be a meeting of the
Henderson club tonight at 7:30
in the Horace Williams lounge.
Plans for spring vacation parties
will be made.
The Wilmington club will meet
in the Horace Williams lounge at
7 o'clock. Plans for spring holi
day activities will be made.
The Fayetteville-Carolina club
will meet in Roland Parker
Lounges 1 and 2 at 4 o'clock. At
the meeting last Wednesday
night, the group discussed planr;
for a spring dance. All members
are urged to attend.
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NOTICE
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THE STUDENT ENTERTAINMENT
committee requests that the remain
ing Student Entertainment Books be
returned by March 10, or no refund
will be made on them. Please send
books to Student Entertainment Com
mittee, 206 South Building, B. J
Strong, Chairman. (ch 1x2)
STUDIO
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THE DAILY
Baha'i Religion
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BAHA'I TEMPLE
j A discussion of the Eaha'i
World faith, a religion founded
i fnr wtci. T, - ,
duled for S o'clock in the Grail
room tomorrow night.
! Highlight of the discussion will
.be an address by H. M. Tangrall.
jJr., former Western Maryland
college student who has studied
j the principles of the faith. Ac
great religions.
The faith is neither mystical
nor ritualistic, and has neither a
priesthood nor a professional
clergy. Services are conducted by
members themselves using Baha'i
writings and the scriptures from
Dther great faiths.
Founded
faith now
countries.
in 1844, the Baha'i
has members .in 84
All persons are invited to at
tend the Baha'i , group's
fil'St !
campus meeting on March 3
IRISH TOP VIOLETS
New York, March 2 (UP)
Notre Dame broke New York
University's 19-ffame winning
streak tonight by beating the
Violet-, 6--Mo-59, in a thrilling
basketball game at Madison
Square Garden.
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3:00 p. m. Debate council, Roland Parker lounge No. 1.
5:00 p. m. Carolina Quarterly financial committee, Roland
Parker lounge No. 1.
5:00 p. m. Pan Hellenic council, Grail room.
5:15 p. m. Lenten Service, Episcopal church.
6:00 p. m. Canterbury Club, Episcopal church.
6:30 p. m. Recorded dinner music, Main lounge.
6:30 p. m. Fayetteville club, Roland Parker lounge Nos. 1 and 2.
7:00 p. m. Johnston county club 207 Alumni.
7:00 p. m. Campus party, Roland Parker lounge No. 3.
7:00 p. m. Bridge tournament. Main lounge.
7:00 p. m. Wilmington club, Horace Williams lounge.
7:00 p. m. Sigma Kappa Epsilon, Grail room.
7:30 p. m. Physics club, 212 Phillips.
7:30 p. m. Henderson club, Horace Williams lounge.
7:30 p. m Philological club, Roland Parker lounge Nos. 1 and 2.
8:90 p. m. Greenrboro club dance committee, 103 Bingham.
8:30 p. m. Wilmington club dance committee, Horace Williams
lounge.
9:00 p. m. Alpha Epsilon Delta. .
Loop
(Continued pom page 3)
Ben Collins of Duke was se
lected at the other forward with
Norm Kohler of Carolina at
guard. Chet Giermak cf William
j and Mary breaks up an all North
! State quintet. The 6-5 center for
jthe Indians was high scorer for
j the conference with a total of 242
points.
Mike Williams and Whit Cobb
of Davidson; Jack Gentry of
Woko rnrptit' Wsrron r'nrflni- r.T
State; and Tommy Hughes o?
Duke received honorable men
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