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Dear Editor:
Chancellor Gustavson has rep
rimanded the students of the Uni
versity -for not honoring democ
racy by participation in the park
ing demonstration of last Friday.
We believe that the failure of
the administration to honor de
mocracy in regard to the parking
problem precipitated the demon
stration. The administration sought to
control the parking violations on
the campus by city "warning
tickets," which the violators soon
recognized to be bluff and which
were later admitted to have been
issued without authority to back
them up. If the administration
had sought to pursue the demo
cratic way they would have met
with the representative groups
who have concerned themselves
with the traffic problem, and
would have established a policy
concerning parking. This is in
line with the chancellor's state
ment of being "here to serve (the
students)." It seems the admin
istration decided a policy without
consultation with student groups.
Veter-Anns will hold a May
morning breakfast at the Conti
nental Cafe May 16 at 9 a. m.
Election of officers will be held at
this time. For reservations call
Evelyn Read, 2-6087, or Claire
Pappas, 2-5650.
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should have been published so
that ine stuaenis wouia nave oeen
informed. Instead, the administra
tion arbitrarily caused to be re
moved the double-parked cars
and called city ponce, wnose
strong arm methods further an
gered the crowd.
The administration's sudden ac
tion and former inaction were di
rectly responsible for the protests
which set off the demonstration.
The disorderly demonstration
was not, in its first stage, a pro
test for changes in the long-stand-ini
narkinc situation, as was in
ferred in the chancellor's state
ment. The very spontaneity oi
the uprising shows that it was the
action without notification by the
administration that was being pro
ested. Only after the two cars
anrf citv Dolice left the scene did
the students decide to protest the
parking situation in general.
Robert L. Home
William K. Orr
H. R. McVicker
Bruce Allen
Jack Beers
- Steve E. Cook
Frank Norris
Glenn G. Anderson, jr.
Gaylord E. Edling,
Dorothy Meshier
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Campus News
In Brief
Dr. V. S. Barkev of Havelock
will speak to the Inter-Varsity
Christian . .FellowshiD Thursday
evening at 7:30, room 315 in the
Union. His subject will te "unns
tianity, a Living Reality."
Armour and Company will be
on the campus Friday, May' 14, to
interview students who are inter
ested in saleswork. Mr. Ogle, a
representative of Armour, will in
terview students in room 104 Ad
ministration building at 5 p. m.,
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Thursday, May 13, or Friday
morning.
Saturday, May 15, has been an
nounced as the date for the annual
Unaffiliated Student association
picnic to be held at Antelope park.
Complete program for the event
includes: Games, 4:30 p.m.; food,
6:00 p. m., dance, 8:00 p. m.; and
variety show, 10:00 p. m. Tickets
will cost sixty cents and may b
bought at the Union.
The Newman club will have a
picnic Sunday in Pioneers park.
Those students not having any
transportation and wishing to go
are asked to meet in front of the
Temple building at 2:00 p. m. The
picnic will be held on the park's
picnic grounds at 2:30. All mem-
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rn interesting sidelight of the
Freedom train visiting Lincoln all
day Sunday at the Burlington sta
tion is the extensive use of elabor
ate security measures.
Since many of the documents
are irreplaceable, many newly
developed precautionary devices
can be seen protecting the 127
original documents.
One basic protective feature is
the all-steel welded construction
of the entire train and the heavy
steel sheating of the three exhibit
cars specially constructed for the
train tour.
A unique custom-built fire-extinguishing
system employing carbon-dioxide
is installed in the
cars. This anti-fire system is en
tirely automatic and is activated
by means of a temperature-pressure
device.
To further protect the priceless
items, a new specially-manufactured
lucite plastic is used in the
cars. Every one of the valuable
documents and books is placed
between these plastic sheets which
are firmly anchored by bronze
bolts inside newly designed cases.
These cases are covered with
shatterproof double-glass sheets
and imbedded into plate . steel
walls with uniquely designed se
curity screws. The steel-plated
cars are entirely without win
dows. These water, fire and shat
ter resistant plastic roverinr? are
one-half inch thick !on each side.
In addition to mechanical pro
tection the Freedom-train encom
passes a crew of 38i including 28
hand-picked United 'States Ma
rine guards. i
And besides all of the above
there is a documents expert who
periodically checks the condition
of each manuscript jn the train.
bers are asked to come and bring
their friends. The regular Sun
day Mass will be 'held at 11:00
a. m. in parlors XY of the Union.
There will be a meeting of all
workers and new actives of Kos
met Klub Thursday in room 307
in the Union. All advertising
money must be in at that time.
The Union Music Committee
will meet May 13 at 5 p. m. in the
music room. Each member is to
bring his list of suggested addi
tions to the music library.
FRIDAY NIGHT
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Dancing 9 until 12
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Tax Included
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