University of British Columbia - Totem Yearbook (Vancouver, British Columbia Canada)

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proposed Guthega Dam at Alex- andria in New South Wales, Aus- tralia, and the 4th year Mechanicals rated third with their scale model of a Theoretical Gas Turbine. Other exhibits included model log- ging-mills, sets of chemical distilling apparatus, and saw-mill sets. Guest of the Redshirts at their ball was Ubyssey Editor-in-Chief Ray Frost, who shortly before had thwarted EUS plans to produce an issue of the Ubyssey in red ink, and with traditional engineering jour- nalism. Results of the fracas saw Pubsters and Engineers both pro- ducing and paying for papers on their own. Don Duguid, EUS president, planned a repeat of the coup d'etat staged by Cy White in the session of 1949-50. White arranged for the kidnapping of that year's editor, Iim Banham, and Monday Senior Editor Hugh Cameron, while swarms of Redshirts stormed the Publications Board and prevented the regular staff from producing their issue. The redshirts also gave Ubyssey columnist Les Armour a much needed haircut, albeit a little ragged. This year, Duguid's plans went slightly astray. Engineers bungled when they let Cameron, then Totem Editor, escape their clutches, and he managed to warn other pubsters of the raid. All evaded the net of redshirts except Monday, Senior Editor Ann Langbein, who was ab- ducted early in the morning before she could be contacted by Cameron. Ron Pinchin, ex-Ubyssey Sports Ed- itor, was captured later in the morn- ing, but proved to be of little value to the Redshirts. Pinchin and Miss Langbein were held throughout the day at the Albion Auto Court in 'i'7 'X liurnaby South on Kingsway. Both reported later that they were well- treated. Cameron contacted Editor Frost who immediately laid plans for a special one-page flyer to appear on the campus the following morning. Meanwhile, Engineers were going ahead with plans for their paper, after little resistance in taking over the empty pub. nnua! if fo Ciefebfzaie eafz 57

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