| Show Student Admits Multiple Vote Rumors of ballot-stuffing during class elections which led to the confession of a University student last week have spurred intensive election investigation by Vigilantes and Second Vice President Grant A student admitted voting more than once before the Stu- dent Court in a hearing held The student will be turned over to the Court for trial next editorial page Rumors Friday indicated that ballot-stuffing may have been so widespread as to invalidate the elections in some but Weed said investigations so far revealed nothing conclusive but the one Pledge Slips Checked The student leader said a thorough check was being made on pledge slips which were signed by persons at the polls who did have their activity books with He said that officers and Vigilantes spent a good part of the weekend interviewing students and checking polling University elections this year were marked by the initial use of a five-place polling President Bob Holt said he felt ballot-stuffing was a practice which was an election problem every and was not a direct result of the new polling Turned Over to Court Investigations were still being carried on late Should there be any concrete evidence implicating other persons in the those involved will be turned over to the Student Court for further Weed |
