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. bua en - .d ' eee eee nit Py oe ak fe ee ; li i Fa aac taicsen dalinlil i , ; g fe pe i a va " ved sh Saath etisalat A Bk di fan "BS Sn Sd a aie le in ah ch in cia is a kde di en al Se ek kk he ee fe et, de nt tie in De ee Bit Ah 2h At ie tt hd De edd adh id Mindell dias i ee i gaid Tuesday he considers his » enrolm , America than it is for me." in the university's 114-year his- Negro Hopes Ole Miss Gets Back To Normal By RELMAN MORIN OXFORD, Miss. (AP)--James B. Meredith, sitting on an iron cot in a bare dormitory room, ent in the University of Mississippi to be 'more for Meredith is the first Negro knowingly admitted as a student ry. In an inerview, he showed no visible signs of nerv or back to normal as soon as sible so that the studen's c. continue their studies normally, | That's what I want more *' anything else now." This was his second day attend classes. He was escortec by Federal Marshal James Mc- Shane to the school at 8 a.m., where he attended an_hour's class in American colonial his- tory, He took a seat toward the apprehension after the explosive riot that swept the university campus after his arrival Sunday night. eredith said quietly: "T hope now the situation gets Bamett Burned In Effigy At Waterloo cal SET FARTHER BACK He took a seat toward the back of the room. Two other male students sat a little fa- rther back. None of the seats directly ad- joining his was occupied. A crowd, estimated by Mc- Shane at around 40, had gath- ered in front of the building when Meredith emerged. However, he said in the inter- view that in the classes a num- WATERLOO, Ont. (CP)--Mis- aissippi Governor Ross Barnett was burned in effigy from a scaffold here Tuesday by 400 chanting, placard-carrying stu- dents at Waterloo Lutheran Uni- versity, Angrily, protesting Gov. Bar- nett's segregation policy, stu- dents rampaged across the campus football field and cheered and yelled as flames engulfed the life - size effigy hanging from a scaffold. Earlier students carried anti- racia} discrimination placards with them to classrooms. Placards announced: "We want to put the heat on Barnett of Ole Miss." and "'we are all pink inside." None of he 40 African. and Asian students at the university teok part in the demonstration. him, saying "Hello" or 'Good morning." He added: 5 "I haven't seen any students in classes who appeared to be unfriendly." After his first day in classes Monday, McShane said there had been no reaction from white classmates. But a reliable campus source said that a co-ed burst into tears and sprinted from the room weeping when Meredith entered. "TI can't stand it any more. This is enough and I am leav- ing,' she shouted as she fled. Meredith indicated emphatic- ally Tuesday that he intends to remain in the university until he has his degree. There have been rumors that, .ons where he has been offered scholarships. "Change is never pleasant," "eredith said. "If this situation ps me here, then it's no dif- ent from being stopped offi- tially." In reply to a question as to what he may do after he has received his degree, Meredith said: "What I do' when I finish school depends a lot on the out- come of this situation. "It is a fact that Negoes are not looked up to and are treated as something other than first- class citizens in Mississippi. "They are being denied many of the rights that are basic to American democracy. "I am most concerned with this problem and absolutely in- tend on seeing that every citi- ezn has an opportunity to be a citizen." Meredith paid high tribute to} his professors at Mississippi.| tended only a few classes. Mere-| dith said of the faculty: "The instructors appear to be !a much more professional group than any school I've ever been in before." Negligence Charge Nets 1-Year Term HAMILTON. (CP) -- Paul Zabell, 40, of Hamilton was sen- tenced Tuesday to one year def- inite and six months indetermi- nate in reformatory on a charge of criminal negligence in an automobile accident last May in Ask Neighbors To Reason With Strikebreakers TORONTO (CP) -- Neighbors of 12 strikebreakers involved in the A, R, Clarke and Company tannery dispute are to be asked to try to reason with the men involved. The Amalgamated Meat Cut- ters and Butcher Workmen's Union (CLC) announced plans Tuesday night to distribute pamphlets to all homes within a two-block area of the homes of each strikebreaker. The strikebreaker will be famed and neighbors will be asked, if they know the man, to try to reason with him, The un- fon said it wants neighbors to explain that a worker's right to strike should be respected, Local 1251 represents 270 em- ployees seeking their first un- ion contract. The union says the company refuses to negotiate. Two weeks ago a union ad- viser and a number of the strik- ers were convicted on charges of watching and besetting after they picketed homes of the ber of students have greeted|pointing, out that. he has at-|strikebreakers. Massey-Ferguson Reveals Contract TORONTO (CP) -- Massey- Ferguson Ltd. announced Tues- day the contract for design and construction of its new $13,500,- 000 Brantford, Ont., plant has been awarded to Cunningham- Limp Lid., of Toronto. Construction is expected to start immediately and comple- tién is scheduled for Nov. 1 1964, Massey announced last month that it planned to build the new plant. which Ann Lapierre, 5, of Ham- ilton, died. Mr.' Justice D. P. J. Kelly,| having been enrolled at Mis- sissippi, he would attend institu- who passed sentence after Za-| bell changed his plea to guilty, | said the sentence was lenient. "I came here with my mind Breather QUEBEC (CP)--Quebec's two major parties took a breather from the election campaign 'Tuesday night, but there were rumblings from the ranks of the minor movements. In Montreal, a group of dis- sidents from various political philosophies announced that it will try to persuade Mayor J, A. Mongrain of Trois-Rivieres to take on the leadership of a new party, Social Credit in its lean- 2" ' he provincial executive of the New Democratic Party decided to put up only token resistance in the Nov. 14 election. A leader of Le Rassemble- ment Pour L'Independ Na- Vote Campaign $ Taken considered a Socialistic move, but in 1962 when the majority of Canadian provinces have done so it cannot. Nationalization alone was not a magic key to the solution of "the economic liberation of French-Canadians" but was an important step, the party said. In economic policy, there was no difference between the Lib- erals and the Union Nationale and both were "'servants"' of big business that contributed 'to party coffers. CRITICIZES LESAGE In Quebec City, Andre d'Alle- magne, founder of Le Rassem- students that although the sep- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, October 3, 1962 2S aratists favor state ownership of hydro expropriation should not have been made a political is- sue. He said a government that knows what its people want should go ahead. To call an elec- tion over such an issue was to burden the people with a re- sponsibility the government had. A referendum would have been the most acceptable way to solve the problem, he said. Premier Lesage has made na- tionalization of hydro his main election plank. ! The Union Nationale has promised that if elected it will nationalize two small private power companies and call a ref- erendum to decide the fate of the others. SECOND LANGUAGE © Gaelic is spoken by 87,000 blement, told Laval University persons in Scotland. tionale, a separatist movement, announced approval of Premier Jean Lesage's intentions but not his methods. The separatist group hasn't yet decided whether to enter the election as an organized polit- ical party, but has scheduled a convention Oct. 20-21 to sound out members views. The Montreal group described itself at a meeting Tuesday night as made up of Social Credit supporters, former Lib- erals, former members of L'Ac- tion Liberale Nationale, and na- tionalists. It telegraphed Mr. Mongrain that it wants him to lead "a -- of national libera- tion." WILL NOT TAKE PART The Social Credit party in Quebec has decided not to enter the election officially. The NDP executive decided at its meeting not to run more than 10 candidates. 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