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Erhard inherited the last two GA TOR PARTY men, avd so little blame attaches V.O. T.E. PARTY to him personally in their cases. But he will have considerable . . . presidential candidate Frank Harshaw, left, vice- .candidate Ken Kennedy talks tooa gmup of domi difficulty explaining to parliament why he appolnted6l-year-old Hans presidential candidate Dick Adams, and Harshaw s wife, idents in his bid for the Student Government presidency. Krueger to the ministry for re- center, talk with group of girls at the Chi Omega saror- ftgee affairs without checking into his post. ity house during their campaign. Krueger joined the Nazi party in 1933, soon after Hitler took None In Florida, But party bosses, Krueger insinuated Saunders Attends at that time that he had partici-- abortIve 1923 It's Groundhog pate In Hiter s Day Later, he was appointed Nazi party chief and civil judge in Dr. J.V.D. Saunders, of the UFP Columbia. July 4 is dedicated to freedom; Record. On Feb. 4, 1952, Mr. Chojolce in German - occupied Center for Latin American Studies, Dr. Saunders is head of the Jan. I to New Years; Dec. 25 Davis of Wisconsin addressed the Poland. The Poles allege he is in Biloxi, Miss, attending the university's National Defense Edu- to Christmas; a nd Feb. 2 to House of Representatives on the also sat on special tribunals which ninth Southern Assembly at Tulane cation Act Latin American Lan - nature's we athor bureau, the subject of G roundhog Day, ordered a number of Poles University. guage and Area Studies Program groundhog. declaring the honorable Mr. Gavin executed. He is among 6osouthernleaders which is part of the Center for On this day, accordingto legend, of Pennsylvania had 'pre- Krueger pleads loss of memory in fields of business, labor, agri- Latin American Studies. the lowly groundhog -- otherwise sumptuously claimed the title of to details of his activities in Cho- culture, education and government jntce. However, he first had him- invited to discuss "The Population known as the woodchuck -- rises groundhog capital of the world," Leave Your Car For from Its burrow to a place of wheh it really belonged to Sun self suspended from office pending Dilemma'" -- topic of the 1964 international glory as predicter of Prairie. an investigation, then Friday sud- conference. Service th. weather. Even geographical denly resigned, He insists he did The Southern Assembly is spon- While Attending areas so vastly unfortunate as to nothing criminal while in Poland. sored by Tulane In cooperation In his reply, Mr. Gavin stated Classes have no groundhogs, such as the that this Wisconsin town was "just with the American Assemly of state of Florida, are said tobe a wide place in the road' and that Columbia University. The non- KUYKENDALL'S under the influene of the animal's the groundhogs there were partisan organization, which dis- prognostication. 'coddled, faint-hearted, and not cusses current problems on the PURE OIL basis of authoritative, factual in- comparable with the rough, tough Students who indic Service Station ated they formation, was founded by former The groundhog legend is old, Punhutawne> groundhoe." expect to transfer colleges before 22 N.W . 13Ih Street having been brought to America Sore time ago the National Geo- they next enroll are reminded that President D w gght Eisenhower in 1950 when he was president of CrackedEqq -3doz 110 by Immigrants from Great Britain graphical Society declared the it is necessary to file an appli- and Germany. The theory is that whole groundhog idea ridiculous, cation requesting this transfer in if the animal comes out of its and said the day ought to be the Office of the Registrar, Room winter quarters on the February abolished. And the weather bureau 34, Tigert Hall. day and sees his shadow, he will asserted not long ago -- using be scared by the sun and retreat temperature and other weather to the burrow., figures for the past 60 years -- 'Hams' To Meet Obviously, the world is in for that the groundhog was correct another six weeks of winter. in his predictions only 28 per Th~ eCator Amateur Radio Club If the day is cloudy, however, cent of the time,. will neet today at 8 p.m. in Room he will not return and winter will 51 of the Engineering Building. soon give way to a balmy spring. nIts just another day for us," The C Civil Defense project wiil be Pennsylvania is said to be the says Keit h Buarton of the discu sspd borne of the American groundhog Gainesville station of the United fables. Several groups of fun States Weather Bureau. Kantor Speaks makers have organized clubs there The groundhog, however, having and in other locatIons to observe little to do with the weatherbureau Dr. Him ry Xantor of the Polit - ground hog movements and this has of National Geographic, continues teal Sc, en ite Department will r.8uited in great rivalry between with his annual prediction which speak Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. on some of the organizations. some groundhog club membel s wvill ' The Panama Cre us"'In Rounm 18 tell you is right "'90 per cc.' of M Matherl1 Hall. A question and in Northeast Pennsylvania, the the t me." answer period will follow his talk. pimxutawney Groundhog Club boasts of having been in business since 1l98. Anotherearlyorganiz- At, ing group was the Quarryville, Pa., V FOR L YCEUM PRODUC TIONS i Student Tickets $3 .06? AL Dr -;g-4 Not So, Says Poole 'I
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Aidil ft' isial get atluaIlltd Thii Angel Flight Its luvileil Ihi Fooe s.il ustirs ire lnesedId 'stil e, In aditiumtrt to liViin' S SsiOnl, thi Angels tiolit iin in- The present FIo V r mo Alt Fort' PUTt , ut the 4 cale I, mOst whten thu light S re but III rot ma11 miteting to piazn it-titles lilmig may be used fur lims- At 1,o voicing .my Thlottioi S. 'se tir fie,, iiit oon irish- iih week. The sisolul bout ruoms iid offi, s Upon 'omplsttiii ('adels In thi Hilly \1toh'ii.'ll 1 the Stutlenl Futdh uitulis' ttutgtt, of Ihe rww Stutient ( 'ilter, te.m hive .i oirrchig ,c' ht' viii I w.'tsltv ani ty muik, i poI fur m A.< titdug to IDiniatd L F.t, iiueatss how tilt Atg:.ls h~att welnl ilt P1 elOyaihlt, Ih, ailviM,,riltidud ('lirymit of lh. ( ariptis lDevel(p- pot ted uristi ulono f the hinlti- merit and Planning COmmITItt'., thu ''light, lf you werz h101 w,'d masri'h I ast 'ilmesti thut Ang.is sp~ace is ''ce, tamrly uie'euld" Eon ill night.'' mun 'hed It IIW humt n~inlg pu iii, tils purpiOSet' *1he univt ily,. ?vatlsp FI'(i AillIu t ci .'sm inl dthltttdt ini April ci 1930. fle added that hi thought the spt''v Accordling to Marshi, ( ovia, It iii. 'ils s*mniter thll Flight wIll gin is rlttlil 'cxii, i thu ii [Ii 1941 'onisttuuttill btgtrn on l would lie shai ci by s'vt'rl ii ol - seems io bi. 'I Iwo way feeling. mdle inIl tiht (iaspiu'ia j)IIad. Ii tow wing, whikii li.mnmUthfiomitill' leges ii, ihrnapis. * What mlkt's A l' ''Iliht so l'apaandIs silulet funt i I oldlii uilrng. 'This wing wes ci'it'ttOnl with ill I igiits inl (tt rvlte liths ayl fiii itrn M flit' huililig ha- bmon used foi t] , ' lat (itlis s.tm I llly olli,'isui- a seitiul uf tilt i'iionr \V I., lissu ost it.'oi $5 th bilin nLU Non-Techni cal Job OrU iportuniies 51111 hl 'yl ilin itritid Apt!l Steadily Ir creasing For Grads lie silt! lit Ib.!iev. that lihi t'ti ioiistlimtioji si tilt' on, building will Lit striupitui by ji,- "" " I "si" "'^ lii the 1920's, Wilhiami lertiilgs iat y, 1)66. It''I itt 'g.' i V o V.Y- di s itta e 1iel . luv.'rs alt itiviii ti gut ''ih, ,'iant bogin coltctinig riiittitel,'al flids ino stui l's f M . .A. Studient Activity hut lung lie believes I hat tbt' buillirig ,ri4 1joml&xltY, il's tesul*'t ii ttlnilrlstF 'iivi'j. rioiiel duii to 1 ill Iemiphid51T I'l ttalllrlelt *f a st lIf levi' .mlrli mterit. m ii' I 4 il m tieih111,1 i ii leiS FlmIiusinim til.' Ironm all Ie l 'h I lii'oundi to hniold o intsrvisws ii th P' ," aid My- 'I hey iiet'd ijalii'd rrliars. CARS I placeent srvir i ' ollvge of bsines admisratIon, .41d EROPEU .As Ihe 5 is OFCaOr~ tuiity for buti- nloss Irahne' flow thaL "vt hi.- AT THE (0I.- n ''Iustiness has bescomne more OFF/C/ , ii rnpli' " ' Sim flid (. MA NLFA CTURd TAX-FREE PRC CEs Movie Log i 1ORDA -- The Mis- Your AS.T.A. travel agent adventures of Merlin t) hard les all rrakes -. he is unbiased Jones: 32:30,2, 2) hand les EVERY detail rcd home-shipmernt 4:25, 6:41, 3) >,lIs at the lowest, tat-free. official factory prices and 9:03. Through Wednes- 4) ye: s only c irs budt for registration Inl 1he USA day. Sb ;' .ldes W/ERLD WIDE serdce and FLORIDA UNION -- Asia- warranty according to the manufacturer's tormy of a Murder: 7 only, gcreral condItloris Ends today. It? V tjdu~ Reform Ptom 1)ctwci Spending? alutonl tiny it (*.~IJ!6.*Itt. lit ~Iti4 'it Ut I Ut' iit~,*.I,~t~ Air 4 I. I0j I l- ability of ittir I irty ti, .-xpl .i iim. Our Purpose i.wltere I, thw mTnlyi tree Th. All gflto 'in h first, planks whit hi IWUe.SSPtIt fums 1m14 14. 'V otrIm of these two 'editni - -- student - Vacuity toffee 'hip. Ials today, present to ItS Thus planks for whIch the source of funds [wed to be reveal -- composition and distribution of schola, ship and loani listings to readers an analysis of the all dormitory areas, (treek houses and married villages. This entails include: V.O.T.E. and Gator Party use of the country club at the golf cous at least some expense andfurther, seems unnecessary,. -- negotiations to obtain platforms. on weekends for dorm residents. It would seem transportation arrange - -- provide a vastly expanded program for Lyceum Council. This We have attempted to ments would have to be made, thus expenses are Incurred. On what bLiSIs strikes us as also being vastly expensive, though desirable. pick out the cloudy nid . will students pay for useof the facilities -- at the door or through student -- provide a matching funds program to expand library facilities. vague areas if eacti plat- government funds' --SC sponsored tours throughout the state, We understand the Florida form and pose the obvious -- financial assistance to interderm social activities. Blue Key Speaker's Bureau performs this function now. questions to the respective - -bus Iransportation to Camp Wauburg. -- financial support to Mayor's Councils for improving living condi- parties in hopes they will - -more popular lyceum Council entertainment. tions in married villages. use our pages tomorrow to -Aree busilne for students to and from the downtown area. -- establish an International Student's Speakers Bureau. answer them. -- a campus parking and driving regulations survey to be carred out -- financial and moral support to .11 International Events. Does this It is The Alligator's hope by a traffic engineer. This is perhaps the single most eXpenSIvW a departure from present procedure and if so, will it meal) represent that this s e ries of edi- plank, since traffic consultants do not come cheap. expenditure of additional funds? torials will better enable -- financial assistance for the International Host Program. our readers to determine --opening of the Internationa] Center during evenings. These planks require some explanation as to the financial arrange- which candidate they want .SG Travel Bureau. This appears nice, unnecessary and expensive. ments. The platform's only economizing Item is the abolishment of -- provide funds for student-faculty coffees. that travesty, the Secretary of School Traditions. However, it is to -- compile and distribute lists of C -courses and the respective pro- be replaced with a Morale Commission, which seems to be a new name fessors. for the same animal. Be Unbiased -provide financial assistance to extend village store hours in the Several other planks need more specific information. Editor: married villages. How is Cator Patty going to convince the administration and other -- provide additional financial support for Dames groups' social SAo not know the presidential interested parties that college students need the stimulatlonof speakers activities. or other nominees of either the representing various viewpolnts (Communist Party, NAACP, White -- piuvide technicians to improve TV reception and antenna problems GATOR or the V.O.T.E. parties Citizen's Connnril, et al)? and addt interference-free cable TV. and I have not consulted with anyone affiliated with either par- be modernized? How is the Honor Court to ty in writing this letter. How- Thesa are our basic financial questions. it is difficult for us to -- What is the plan for revising the present system of ticket pricing ever, it is very curious to note understand without some further explanation exactly where the money for Lyceum Council events'' in The Alligator that in a large will come from. There is rno m ention in any part of the platform events of wide student interest be scheduled for areas -- How will majority of (if not all) articles concerning economizing existing SG activities. If the mon.7 Is not that offer adequate seating? mentioning the candidates forsto-- coming ronm activities already sponsored by SC, then it would seem to these questions, we must take exception to certain dent Government In addition presidency or V.O.T.E. has found sources of funds hitherto unknown. parts of the platform. their respective parties, the name We cannot understand why a student who is arrested and charged of Mr. Harsh. and/or V.O.T.E. with shoplifting should not be considered exactly as if he were not a Party appear in front of and in Other questions which arise from the platform include: student. It seems to us, thereis no valid reason for treating one citizen larger headlines than Mr. Ken- -- are negotiAtions now possible wthicn were apparently impossibli differently from another. nedy's name or GATOR Party. recently to obtain student privileges at the country club? I hope we can count on unbiased -- does V.O.T.E. nave specific ideas concerning how to eliminate respectful Alligator, as we have red tapp surrounding registration? We also must object to those planks which if carried out would require been able to do in the past for -- is t he re any r eas on for REQUIRING The Alligator to publish certain items to be published In The Alligator. our information. anything other than legal advertising, constitutional revisions, etc.' These questions are important to the students. If it is indeed Gator Please let the students decide -- should freshman and sophomores driving privileges be ewmanded" Patty's desire to effectively operate SC, then the answers to these what candidate and what party is We believe many thinking students would like tohear to tlipse expli- questions need to be aired before elections. first. Ilatloois. We believe they have a right to these answers. B .F. Mario Molins. IU(' FOR FACULTY EYES ONLY! Thu eFaculty And The Ho nor Court By HERB BLESSING ister Judicial proceedings in the state courts of orimulnal I took office last February. We relationship of the Honor Court Chancellor of the Honor Court concerning persons accused of vio. jurisdiction. Due to this change, are ctconfident that thle record of staff to the faculty: the rigttts 0r This is the last in a series lating the Honor Cod e. Un- most of the investigative and dis- the H1 )inor Court will continue to an accused student may not be ye in this area. of articles discussing the re. - fortunately, it Is in this irea of ciplinary proceedings of the court 'myra compromised regardless of the tionship between the faculty and our work that we find thi least have recently been conducted by Seci)nd, whenever an Honor Code effect on the faculty. Instances the Honor System. Today, I shall understanding and the most:iill-will law students. In all such pro.- violate ton is reported by a member occur where there Is not suffi- discuss the problems that arise as on the part of the faculty. ceedings, we have tried to keep of thE faculty, he may decide dient evidence to warrant Con- members of the faculty deal with Since the adoption of the student One p r ece pt uppermost In our the ii I t im a te disposition of the viction of an accused student; but r. That is, the facultymen- persons representing the Honor jury system 1,n 1961, the Honor minds: We are here to admnin- matter where the involved faculty mem- Court. Court has been operated I n much ister an Honor System, not to her nmay Impose his own disci- ber is convinced of his guilt. In The least important function of the same manner, andfollo wing the practice being lawyers. The two plinar y sanction; he may have the such a situation, we believe the the Honor Court staff is to admin- same procedures, as thosee use roles are almost always Honor Court do so; or he may rights of the student to be - ~concurrent; but in time of friction, have I the matter referred to some paramount. Instances occur where the latter must give way to the comp~iftent of the university adinin- an accused student wishes to enter The Florida Alligator former. This consideration has istratiion. Not every Honor Code a defense; jbut where the involved led to two firm Honor Court pci- violate ton need be handled by the faculty member is convinced that Served by United Press International cdes which need to be discussed. Honor Court. This relinquish- he has no valid defense. In such' Lwndy First, all Honor Court personnel ment of authority by the Honor a situation we believe that the ASItn aaigEditor . . .wle Fuller must be as respectful as possible Court has taken plac. to create faculty member should notattemipt Skins to the members ofthe. faculty. This incres asod referral by members of to act as a prosecutor, but should ,rfleet tenet is Editorial Editor .,. . . .Wayrw Hr dictated by theurgent need the f*cuity. We think such refer- provide evidence objectively in kowitz for increased faculty is Sprb Editor . . . .Dave Ber support for ral desi rable ftr several fairness to all concerned. Most hOmaSS ,Wire Editor .qq~.*.~. .Bob TI the Honor System. In widely iso- reaso,ns. The Honor Court knows faculty members understand and install lated instances In the past, mndi- the paat record of the student in agree with our position in regArd Cample IvIg Editor ...... Juy Lynn IPrince vidual members of the faculty regar d to the Honor Code. The to these andsimilurdlmicult prob- EdItorial Assiatants.John Hancock, Ernie Litz, Glenn Lamney, have been treated with disrespect indivi dua! faculty member does lems. we can only-regret t Gail Sobhrisg, Nancy Zimmet, Alan Campbell, Betty Wend 1, and bordering on harrassmnent during not. The Ho'nor Court has the not all faculty members do so. Detay Garrison. the course of Honor Court pro- time and personnel to thoroughly We try very hard not to make Bwomflra.MIk. POwer, Jim Castdllo, Phil Hevener, Joel G aston, endings. It is these isolated in- invest igate an alleged violation. mistakes In our relations with laMqluu tultor, Delita Mahitson, Sally Stock, Kathie Martin, Carol stances, and iot the overwhelming The inndiridual f a c ulty member members of thelacglty. lnbVltlbly, Nebis, Ama Carter, Joe Kollin, Pam Pulley, Agnes Fowles, Itonald proportion of cases wherein faculty does not. The Honor Court can mistakes do occur. Seldomdckthey User, Bb Deach Fm Snider, Fred Lane, Kathrine Dude, members are treated with all due investgate a situation without re- occur twice. if you feel that I ackagedl 'cts or SI 1111 nts lie rUl Editor Replies Rights Bill Congo Violence East Germans 4 l i '4I l'\ l II I s ' SNiL 1'III -ws Alligator I To Letter ,et'r lay tipntune ii ' wt i ii I th t ght rh .idtifiisati .itioii s highl-pr - Ip[iTg Irid i iaeuvi'i Ii, I). Nl'' hrs letter is a ordly civil rights bi Ii. A iiias, att irk yesterday ioii ii liv .l of a ( cmull nist rply from Muamirierald Minigiig o thr siipevlsiiji d (i)Uisl final vote inexpetted with-. tilt tiwri (f (Qilgi with Fist (*'ma dl~b(elegatioii. Ihtl, George fleite to a letilci of .a jourinihsnm 1.partmnert head in 10 lays. bOws arnd ii IoW' .tid paii F ast e, im n i'hpuity from A li ga br Assi. Managig who his h'ad ilewsprap.t Ixperterwe. Thre bill' suppwrtAr ga knives For tign Miii t Georgc ulditor John Askiiis challenging his it eenee i iit m eue yOW IOpMd th at most if the The 40-rmai, (ongolese St ibi indl two aiC catme tileged quotes ii a news story t'Ip)rtti tailed to taka i speech -mrakmirg was I.,, - government gar tison tie- to (.,nev aSaturday isteri- that the Alligator was "irrspxoii note whit' ritervn iig ,fle, yet thlt Cd Iway in laMt week's (e ring the towni nd14 its silly tii listuss disarma- iars." (Iditors Note -- Yes, Anne, II I may be allowed to disagree we'd say those three points just with Mr. Kennedy, I think the big about sunmnarIze our position.) eason for the poor turnout was the Alligator and the position it's taken regarding electron - timiii isa NEW CAREER FRONTIER For the past two weeks the Ilgdtor has been telling us that: Cinturalo and Super sport -- two election campaigns ire always superbly individual tire types developed KolIg to be dirty, no matter what to meet specific protlens of SE LLOWSH IP S anyone says to the contrary, road holdingat sustained speeds election - time i s a passing Each has a QuicM c l tenive response For fCraduates in Indus(rli Ingineerng evil, and that if we just 'grin andl to steering provides an extra margin of and BsMiness Administration hear it" the evil will pass away safety at the breakaway point After election day and we may C-. 2) 4r %IIU rII iving yiiir Itki klt,, -ne more reum -or ora far sports C racing cars.chaose dJuly activities, and (3) most 1m- If sri Ixortaiit or all, you made the ' his fvllt shi;, iioga ,tTer you on kennedy - Hrshaw debate sound like a function that we SBOII UN'T ipiaiikit tori thu .iihoutii it tend for fear of being branded a of workirir inl now .nrIable at imadi for 'OU ti jpurSut post graluati ,tudI9e lIini ti ii M~r 'r The ligrir. Mt er hiin linttitte of Tl hriol'igy a, HIfn LOCAL INTERVIEWS WILL BE CONDUCTED By ISRAELI o-'/e ,epesntauein the near rut,,. To arraiuzi sit appointment ini >,itr nchnol. -i., a -72 Gators Scare 'Cats, Fal |Short, 77 * * * Shoot For Rebound Proud of Them Against Vols Tonight VA:HN - Norm Sloan BySTV By GLENN LANEY rlikel Assistant Sports Editor tIm college htskthill hire Satmt'ly uight but had 1imte a JotbOil "That's miY 4tJIm anid Iir mplii thin.I binds In c inviricin l. th ( 1o ii a G ators of them." Alt hough ,utshut and outrebounF ed by the fired-uip uiriiei liog Gators, You wouldnI cxp < t a losing the highly I egirdlet Kentuj kiris e-,(iped with a 77-72 thoutheasterli basketball (oa(I to litter Ihw C Or frenii ( ((NE)w 41 Ifor. 4seria nunig, Over fl ollda Qymaldielice words right after a reartblu aking of 7,100. 77-72 loss. A loss which should Florida, nOVw with a I-i heger have never happened. A loss lin the SX trid 9-5 overall, faces which wa.' given to the number we iii equally stiff test ifl Tennessee three team in the rnatiorr by nmntal beleve here tonight. The Volunteers led and ball handling errors. let them throw paper, the Southeastern conference and But these were the words of heaui oabh Sloan. had lost only to Kentucky before basketball coach Norm Sloan as The fans have no other being upset by Georgia Saturday. be talked about "'his'' (itors, just outlet for their disgust with The poised, talented Wildcats moments after theit loss toKe- the t y pe of officiating grabbed an early lead and were lucky. they've had to sit and witch [lever behind. Hut with the highly Sloan believed that despite the SdurIng the past year. loss his team came of age Satur- partisan crowd urging Florida on, .We've seen b~ar officiat- the Gatoi s managed to keepwlthn day iiight. ing many times in Florida striking distance throughout the G ymi, but Saturday night .4 contest arid Just missed could go out tere rid butt hads staging was the best exhibItion of with the best of them and hold a comeback at the end. downright incompetence Kentucky, ahead by 41-33 at the our place,' Sloan commented, but we'ye ever see". now these boys krow exactly what hail, had opened its biggest margin -- When a fan has to come of the game, 70-58, with 3:50 re- their potentiaI Is and they will out of the stands and tell nmiing. It appeared that the play better ball the rest of the pan official that Cotton Nash Wildcatsfinally had the continually Is standing an the wrong fighting-back GCate rs mastered. Praising his team high wid low, NO REST FOR THE WEA RY spot along the foul lane, The Gators had other Ideas. Sloan called this season's Gdtors .o r Brooks Henderson either during the Gators' week- then the official the best team be has ever coached. should be Three long-range Ton, Baxley 'V "i another profession-. field goals, four Dick Peek free His two guards Tom Baxley and end encounter with Kentucky's third -rmnkedi Wildcats. UF throws Brooks henderson carm In for and layups by Pee and guard Tom Boxiey looks on as UK player red Deeken drib- remembe that therecis special c m m ent. he b g n ng o , bles past. 01n1-on-one situation and had cut the gap to 75-72 and sent nerd to havi, thlit scorer the season and I can say It now; the crowd wild. Florida was vic- stop the game so they can tlmized by the clock, as time ex- ',loct tile ,Uih, foul, tlien Flemdesot, U pi red, cutting the r a Ily short. guards than lankey and ih, two oftn i.uls ought to anywhere. l- id"ii sonitltig else. Kentucky's Randy Emrbry hit a I was also .iaaed it the play A LLIGATOR A rid whimi an official pan of free throws after being In- of Wicha.rd Peek tonight. tHer,' ikwn'teven i e mlmb ti going to be with ,teritioiially fouled by Baxiey with a big boy who Is wh i ch end to walk to when us for the next two years. lit didi smee seconds remaining to es- a C, tot shoots a foul, tlienl tabtish the final score. an outstanding joboit ottoi Nash,' Florida fajis shouldn't have for the con- said Slodn. Fans began arriving to put up with him-n is 5 p.m. when the The thing that sxtrprised Sloan test as early Fn one Cf these situa- gym doors were opened. They the most was Kentucky'm continiueul 9 - tions h ap pene d Sit- the use of the 1-3-I zone. heered the Gators when teanm Monday 3, 1964 Page 7 urday night anti have hap- came on the floor, cheered them 'We weren't surprised to the February pened before. during the game, and gave them extent it caught us off guat d," Is the Southeasterncon- said Sloan, 'but we didn't expect a standing ovation when they left ference so bad off that it floor in defeat. They bombed them to stay in their I-3-I /one. the an't get better officials?' the referees twice with paper and It looks as if they may stay in it It's a had stateof affairs what they thought were the rest of the year. pennies for ~ TO PLAGC )uR Nat 3 u- j ~r For Sale Autos Lost & Found 1 | r I I t 1 | | 4 i Si I J','' I . 1 [ t s|.l. , ii,,M|.|| t 1 y , \I]1 I l1ii .( Il [, i I 'N Il S nu. >,'' U '51. h I. 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The Kentucky the Wildcats win, *t will be victory half-time and pulled further away now has a 26.6 average. Brought to You Exclusively by ALAN'S CUBANA Free Next to the Delivery 611252 Seagie Building ROARING DOWN LIKE A FREIGH T TRAI N .is Kentucky's All-America senior Cotton Nash as he drives in for a Iayup against Florida's defenders. The 6 feet 5 center from the Blue Grass State scored 19 points in the SEC affair. BOOTS UF Tankers Score Victories HATS Over E. Carolina, NC State SHIRTS Price Farwel Livingston -- Ut, By DAVE BERKOWITZ Jerry Livingston and Bill Cor- finished first and third, respe' c- Sport. Editor bin each captured two firsts. LIV. tively, in both meets. ingston won the 50 yard freestyle The University of Florida swan- with a U me of 22.4 seconds and Other Gators to earn firstswere ming team completed a sweep of the 200 yard butterfly In 2:01.7. Charlie King, Dick Farwell and its North Carolina trip with two Corbin swam the 200 yard free- Sandy Chandler. victories over East Carolina and style course in 1:56.2 and corn- North Carolina State. leted the 500 freestyle in 5:21.9 t-he two wins and Thursday's for a school record. 48-47 victory over North Saturday the Gators won their Caro- lina gives the UP tankers third victory since losing to FSU a 9-I I Corbin's double win at NC State record with, with a 60-.35 triumph over NC the only loss eomijg was a duplication of the night be- at tbe hands of FSUJ. State. Friday the UF topped East fore, where against East Caro- Carolina College, 53-42. lina he won the 200 and 500 free- Over the weekend theseminoles style races. Friday, Corbir corn- G=iie U -,-._. defeated both North Carolina and