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Unions Picket Yugoslav Ship
University Daily Kansan
HOUSTON — (UPI) — The angry captain of the Yugoslav freighter Drzic stood helpless as a statue on the bridge of his ship, rain dripping off the bill of his cap.
But no matter how hard he scowled or stared, longshoremen refused to cross a picket line of housewives, children and Cuban refugees yesterday and refused to load American flour aboard the ship that carried Russian grain to Communist Cuba.
The captain refused to identify himself. But he was visibly miffed because the surplus flour was not being moved on board so it could be shipped to the United Arab Republic.
The stevedores who refused to load the ship were members of the International Longshoremen's Association.
Members of the National Maritime Union also joined in picketing of the vessel docked at the port of Houston. A spokesman for the Union said the Houston local would ask Maritime Union members to picket all Red vessels that call at American ports after delivering cargoes to Cuba.
POLICE PATROLLED the Sprunt Dock area, but did not interfere with the picketing.
Burly longshoreman C. L. Hughes said he had loaded Communist ships before but "it's got to stop somewhere."
He pointed to an American flag flying from the Driez and said, "When they get out of the channel and out in the Gulf, they'll take that flag down and spit on it."
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Two former University of Kansas students, now international directors of People-to-Feople, flew from Kansas City to Europe yesterday.
P-T-P Officials Fly to Europe
Robert Thomas of Maryville, a 1962 KU graduate, and Lovell (Tu) Jarvis of Winfield had been in Kansas City this week administrating a training conference for P-t-P regional managers. The pair spent most of the summer in Europe.
Following their stay in Europe, the two will travel to the Middle East and Near East.
William Schaefer, Shawnee Mission senior and KU P-t-P chairman, said Thomas and Jarvis will establish additional contacts with foreign families and student groups, arrange an international summer job exchange program and plan seminars for American and foreign students.
Meeting to Decide Rock Chalk Policy
The policy making meeting o this year's Rock Chalk Revue will be at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the Sunflower Room of the Kansas Union. The theme for the 1963 revue will also be chosen.
Students wishing to express ideas are invited. The 1963 kick-off dinner will be held at 5:00 p.m. Sunday in the Kansas Union.
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UP to Take Up Polling Places
Decentralization of polling places is to be discussed tonight at the first meeting of the general assembly of University Party.
A proposed amendment to the elections bill of the All Student Council constitution would remove polling places from Strong Hall to points around the campus.
Twenty-two living groups are each sending two representatives to the meeting. Miss Lane estimated the final number in the general assembly will be 50.
Charles S. Anderson, Osage City graduate student and Greek cochairman, and Nancy Lane, Hoisington senior and independent co-chairman, will preside at the meeting at 7:30 in the Meadowlark Room of the Kansas Union.
House dues will also be paid at the meeting. Dues are $12.50 per house per semester.
"We never really know until after the first organizational meeting. The unmarried, unorganized students probably will have some representatives," she said.
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