Ole Miss Ousis Negro Law Student For Taking Concealed Gun to Class

Cleve McDowell

J.D. Williams

One of Harvard's leading civil rights advocates, Mark DeWolfe Howe '28, professor of Law, said he thought the action justified. "If, he was carrying a gun it would be grounds for expulsion," Howe said, "though if he was not, the expulsion was outrageous."

An editor of the Dally Mississippian, the university's student newspaper, told the CRIMSON by telephone that a student at the university's law school, where McDowell is enrolled, had phoned state police Monday and informed them that McDowell had been carrying a concealed pistol.

"McDowell was apparently late to a class Monday and was running up the steps of the law school building when his sun glasses fell off," the editor said. "He leened over to pick up the glasses and the gun fell out of his pocket. Quite a few students saw him drop the gun."

The sheriff arrested McDowell as he left his class. The 21-year-old law student was charged with carrying a concealed weapon, a charge which carries a maximum

J.D. Williams

One of Harvard's leading civil rights advocates, Mark DeWolfe Howe '28, professor of Law, said he thought the action justified. "If, he was carrying a gun it would be grounds for expulsion," Howe said, "though if he was not, the expulsion was outrageous."

An editor of the Dally Mississippian, the university's student newspaper, told the CRIMSON by telephone that a student at the university's law school, where McDowell is enrolled, had phoned state police Monday and informed them that McDowell had been carrying a concealed pistol.

"McDowell was apparently late to a class Monday and was running up the steps of the law school building when his sun glasses fell off," the editor said. "He leened over to pick up the glasses and the gun fell out of his pocket. Quite a few students saw him drop the gun."

The sheriff arrested McDowell as he left his class. The 21-year-old law student was charged with carrying a concealed weapon, a charge which carries a maximum

One of Harvard's leading civil rights advocates, Mark DeWolfe Howe '28, professor of Law, said he thought the action justified. "If, he was carrying a gun it would be grounds for expulsion," Howe said, "though if he was not, the expulsion was outrageous."

An editor of the Dally Mississippian, the university's student newspaper, told the CRIMSON by telephone that a student at the university's law school, where McDowell is enrolled, had phoned state police Monday and informed them that McDowell had been carrying a concealed pistol.

"McDowell was apparently late to a class Monday and was running up the steps of the law school building when his sun glasses fell off," the editor said. "He leened over to pick up the glasses and the gun fell out of his pocket. Quite a few students saw him drop the gun."

The sheriff arrested McDowell as he left his class. The 21-year-old law student was charged with carrying a concealed weapon, a charge which carries a maximum