FOOD TRUCK STOPPED:
Sheriff Foils Attempts.
To Aid Southern Negroes
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CHICAGO (UPS) - At 2 p.m.
Monday, Oct. 31, a truck laden
with food left the University of
Chicago, and at 6 a.m. Nov. 1,
it arrived in Sommerville, Tenn.
in the heart of Fayette County.
An independent group of stu-
dents traveled to Fayette County
to deliver the food to Negro citi-
zens black-listed by Fayette
County merchants for their at-
tempts to register and vote in the
1960 elections, and to gather in-
formation and films on the situa-
tion there for presentation to the
nation's students.
Sheriff Stops
During the trip, they were stop-
ped by Fayette County sheriff who
told them, "We don't want you
hanging around;" were met in
neighboring Haywood County by
the sheriff there who escorted
them back to the county line, and
were accosted by the White Citi-
zens Council who forced them to
etake dirt roads into Memphis.
The students were Gavin Mac-
Fayden, former Shimer College
student, and Chicago students
Bill Hard, Mark Eastman, Kevin
Krown, Ed Cohn and Len Levin.
Their account of conditions in
sommerville follows.
"We were able to travel around
the town while we were there and
see the effects of the economic
squeeze' on the Negroes of the
town. Those people who had regis-
tered to vote in the coming elec-
To Increase
Bus Service
Willowpolitan bus service will
increase the number of runs to
seven trips to Willow Run and
Metropolitan airports Nov. 23,
leaving from the Union, Mosher-
Jordan hall and the corner of
Cambridge Road and Washtenaw
Avenue.
Applications for reservations are
available at the main desks of
dormitories and at the main desk
in the Student Activities Bldg. or
may be obtained by writing to
Willowpolitan, Student Activities
Committee, SAB, Ann Arbor.
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tion, some 1,500, were denied all
credit in the town and many had
been refused food and clothing
although they were willing to pur-
chase them in the town's stores.
Stores owned by Negroes were un-
able to purchase supplies from
their usual wholesalers.
Food Short
"Although food has been coming
in from the North and from stores
in Memphis, there is a severe lack
of food in the county. The real
problem is yet to come. As the
crops come in, Negro sharecroppers
and tenant farmers are being
thrown off their land.
"There are very few legal docu.,
ments or contracts to protect
these farmers. The few contracts
which do exist will terminate on
January first, and the small
amount of existing credit neces-
sary to people who live without
money until their crops come in,
will be stopped."
'U' Society
VInitiates 31
At Banquet
Thirty-one pledges were initiat-
ed into the Beta Epsilon chapter of
Eta Kappa Nu, electrical engineer-
ing honorary at a banquet held
Tuesday.
The professional initiates are
Professors Richard K. Brown,
Chiao Min-Chu, Kuei Chuang,
Fred T. Haddock, Gordon E. Peter-
son and Leonard J. Porcello, all
members of the electrical en-
gineering department.
Graduates Listed
David F. Brown, '62E, Kin Ying
Cheung, '62E, John Ducan, '61E,
Erdogan Gurmen, '62E, Charles.
E. Laidlaw, '62E, Victor A. Otto,
'61E, Nicholas A. Spewock, '62E,
Frank P. Cartman, '61E, Joannes
F. de Wolf, '62E, Dale W. Gieske,
'61E, Homer R. Howell, '61E, Peter
T. McLean, '62E, John A. Parker,
'61E, Victor J. Ubel, Jr., '61E,
Ronald K. Vargason, '63E, James
R. Cherry, '61E, John E. Duller,
'62E, Kemal orgulu, '62E, Philip
G. Klintworth, '62E, John P. Os-
trominski, '61E, Joseph Siciliano,
'61E, and Wesley A. Van Spron-
sen, '61E, were the undergraduate
initiates.
Franklin Harter, '63, received a
personally engraved slide rule as
a joint gift from the honorary
and the Keuffel & Essr Co. for
being the first semester electrical
engineering student with the high-
est academic average. Harter has
a 3.9 average out of a possible 4.
Others Initiated
Also honored were Prof. A. D.
Moore of the electrical engineer-
ing department and Prof.-Emeritus
Joseph H. Cannon.
Prof. Moore was awarded a
special scroll in appreciation of
his eighteen years of service to
the honorary.
Prof.-Emeritus Cannon was sent
a letter of appreciation for his
affiliation with the organization
for 55 years.
John E. Dulfer, '62, was award-
ed $5 for an essay on how to
improve the electrical engineering
laboratory,
The banquet was attended by
115, including 35 faculty members.
Musket Tickets
Due by Tonight
All housing unit block orders
for MUSKET tickets are due at
5 p.m. today in the MUSKET
office at the Michigan Union,
General Chairman John Fried, '61,
announced yesterday.
PERSONAL
I, Joseph Treble Sinclair,
do hereby extend
my most humble apologies
to William Charles Witting
for having the audacity
to assume that
my candidate for President
could have ever won
any election anywhere,
and I pledge
my vigorous and loyal support
to that great American,
John Fitzgerald Kennedy,
the next President,
and to his
administration and policies,
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