Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-01-18 | Page 9 | Shooting Leads to Ruling on Hazing

HOOTING LEADS TO RULING ON HAZING HAliNG 50 jo o. o California U University i Head lead Head Says Permission Must No Now Nov Be Had I FLOS LOS os ANGELES Jan ANGELES Jan IS De De hazing as Dr Rufus B. B Von Yon president of or the Ity it of Southern California termed tor tor hazing with the consent of the thee h hazee e is the only kind which will wUl S b permitted at that Institution institution- her here liere- 1 After ter That announcement came close jc fter ter a meeting of faculty and stu stu- lit It hent dent authorities which considered the hase case of Phillip Philllp Johnston sophomore t who hO was shot in the heel when he het t and a number of ot others attempted to it Ii h ize P P- A. A Banks freshman who had previously been warned by upperclasSmen upperclassmen upper- upper classmen not to appear agaIn on th the tha campus without his green and red class cap Banks a resident ol of Riverside I Ca Cal 1 20 years old and married wasl was l held eld by the police on a charge of assault with a a. deadly weapon Poa Po- Po a liCe o surgeons pronounced Johnsons Johnson's wound slight I Hazing Hazin as now carried on here it was agreed by faculty and student e representatives contains certain ele- ele of dang danger r. r despite the good I feeling between the lower and upper upperclassmen upperclassmen classmen said Dr Von Kleinsmid Therefore It must go Hereafter no lower class classman man will be hazed If it he expresses exPreSS disinclination to the pro- pro 4 cedore The I-The The procedure used by the upper upperclassmen classmen who sought to haze Banks t Iwas was to bind th the victims with ropes i turn the hose on them and then giver give r them II mud baths It was said University authorities stated they r r would ask the Los Angeles county P r J lunacy nacy commission to examine Banks C and in any event would recommend I his dismissal from the Institution