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TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1946
THE TAR HEEL
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Campus Shorts
Tri Delta Pledge Dance
The Tri Delta sorority gave a dance
Saturday night in honor of their
pledges. The dance was held in the
Tri Delt sorority house on toiumuw
Street, and Jimmy Fuller and his or
chestra played for the occasion.
Glee Club Tryouts
Trvouts for Men's - and Women's
Glee Clubs are being held this week.
Tryouts for men are today and
Thursday from 4 to 5 p. m. ana ior
women on Wednesday from 4 to &
in Room 8, Hill Hall.
Former Editor Visits
Lt. Chares H. Wickenberg, Jr., edi
tor of the Tar Heel last year, recent
ly spent five days visiting Shirley
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Hartzell, editor of tne Carolina juag
last vear, in Oklahoma City where she
is on the society staff of the Daily
Oklahoman.
Dekes Return
Six members of DKE have, re
turned from ihe armed forces. They
; are: Harold Maas, Joe Miller, Dick
Badham, Bill Dodson, Charley Norton,
and Bates Toms.
Pi Lam's Elect Officers
Pi Lambda Phi has elected the
following officers to serve for the new
year: Res, Ed Heller; Archon, Abie
Moskow; Keeper of the Exchequer,
Jay Siegel; Scribe, Mel Cohen. Stan
Fox has been appointed Rushing
Chairman.
Tryouts For Playmakers
The Carolina Playmakers an
nounce that further tryouts for
chorus parts in "The Chimes of Nor
mandy" will be held Tuesday and
Wednesday, January 8 and 9, at 7 p.
m., in Memorial Hall.
Engagements
, Chinkie "Martin, an ADPi from Roa
noke Rapids, is engaged to Gordon
Goodole of Clemson, S. C.
Charlotte Hamor, an ADPi from
Charlotte has announced her engage
ment to Bill Smith, ex-president of
the Veterans' Association.
Betty Hanna, from Hickory is en
gaged to J. W. Giles from Fuquay
Springs.
SWIMMING
(Continued from page three)
ing laurels. Haigler of Carolina was
second.
The Blue Dolphins have a tenta
tive meet with Camp Lejeune sched
uled for this week-end at the Marine
Base. The Dolphins will tackle Navy
at Annapolis on January 26th.
The results of the Georgia Tech
meet: ,
300-yard medley relay Carolina
(Jenkins, Abrahamson, Morrow), 3
minutes, 9 seconds.
200 Zimmerman (C), Rolfe (GT),
Topp (GT), 2:20.5.'"'
50 Ward (C), Little (C), Mat
thews (GT), 24.
Diving Erie (C) 229.2 points,
Haigler (C), Frank (GT).
100 Twining (C), Ficklen (C),
Thomas (GT). 52.4. (New pool rec
ord.) 150 backstroke- Jenkins (C),
Flowers (GT), Packard (C). 1:46.2.
220 breaststroke Shumate (C),
Davies (C), Brock (GT). 2:46.2.
440 Proctor (C), Rolfe (GT),
Morrow (C). 5:17.2.
400 relay Carolina (Little, Frazier,
Wilson, Ward). 3:55.1.
Bug-eyed , from studying bulle
tin board bust pictures of Blanche
Thebom, he couldn't help observing
that it could be Blanche The Bosom.
Kansan
Retakes Scheduled
For Yack Pictures
Juniors and seniors who were to
have pictures retaken for Jhe
Yackety Yack class sections are
asked to drop by the Yack office
in Graham Memorial this afternoon
to arrange for appointments. All
such pictures will be taken this
week by Wootten-Moulton Studio.
Any student who has not re
turned proofs to the studio must clo
so at once. Editors of the Yack will
select proofs themselves for all stu
dents not returning them within
the next two days.
First Phi Meet
Slated Tonight
The Philanthropic Assembly will
consider the quality of student en
tertainment at its first session of the
year tonight at 7 :30 p.m. at Phi Hall
in New East. Non-members who wish
to participate in the discussion may
do so.
Blount Stewart, speaker pro tern,
said the bill would read : "Resolved,
That the quality of Carolina entertain
ment, especially the music series, be
raised to the level of other institu
tions."
Stewart said that many students are
dissatisfied with the present function
ing of the Student Entertainment
Committee, and that the Phi will de
bate both sides.
New Houston Novel
To Be Released
A new novel, "The Great Promise,"
by Noel Houston, well known Chapel
Hill writer, is due to be released by
the publishers, Reynal and Hitchcock
of New York, soon, according to word
reaching here.
Advertising space on the front cov
er of Publisher's Weekly during
Christmas week was given over to
Mr. Houston's book.
The Great Promise" is concerned
with the spectacular pioneer days in
Oklahoma, Mr. Houston's native
state. .
Tar Heel Members
Hold Party Friday
Tar Heel staff members will hold
their semi-annual party Friday night,
weather permitting. Meeting in front
of Graham Memorial at 6:30. p. m
the group will proceed by hayride to
Shorty Hoenig's cabin, near the Uni
versity Lake,
All members planning to attend the
affair should pay up in the Tar Hee'
office immediately.
CONGRESS
(Continued from page two)
ready available, although there is a
surplus in the state treasury.
. University officials interviewed
are unanimous in their emphasis
that a chief bottleneck is Congress'
failure to pass adequate legislation
and appropriate enough funds.
President Truman's appeal to the
people of the United States last
Thursday has spurred numerous
students interviewed to suggest a
campus-wide organized letter-writing
campaign to Congress.
CLASSIFIED
Advertisements must be paid for in advance
ana turned m at the Tab Heel business office.
Graham Memorial, by 1 o'clock the day preced
ing publication, iifty cents (.50c) each inch
ana iraction.
LOST Blue Harris tweed overcoat.
Finder please , notify C. A. Houck,
Jr., 210 Henderson Street. Tele
phone 7441.
LOST Silver G.I. bracelet. Please
return to Jean Benjamin, 118 Ever
ett.
The Political Science Department Urgent
ly Needs the Following Textboows:
Ogg and Ray, ESSENTIALS OF
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
Johnson, THE AMERICAN NATIONAL
GOVERNMENT
Steiner, INTRODUCTION TO INTERNAL
RELATIONS
These books are necessary for Political Science 41, 51, and
86 classes. These books are not being published now, and
this is the last quarter that these texts will be used.
Anyone having a copy of these books should bring
them before the end of the week to
The Book Exchange
Student Programs
To Be Considered
Terry Maverick and Allan Pan n ill
have been appointed to the Student
Entertainment Committee, Charlie
Vance, student body president, has an
nounced. Numerous complaints have been
voiced regarding the type of entertain
ment brought to the campus during
the past two terms. The committee
has promised a better program for this
quarter, since entertainers are not in
such great demand for performances
fo the armed forces.
Miss Maverick is the head of Sound
and Fury, and Pannill, formerly chair
man of the dance committee, is a
member of the Student Legislature.
CICA's Will Meet
The Carolina Independent Coed As
sociation will meet Wednesday night
at 7 at Graham Memorial, announced
Evelyn Davis, president.
WELCOME
(Continued from fazt page)
will be breaking faith with the gang only if they do not cooperate with us.
Now that the war is over, and Carolina is in the midst of campus recon
version, all of us must be aware of the responsibility we assume in shaping
the University's future campus life. The best way for U3 to begin this
New Year and this new uarter is for all new students to join the old m
supporting our Honor System and our Campus Code. Under these prin
ciples, we are striving for a decent life and a free mind. Help us promote
for Carolina an even better way of living.
Charlie Vance
President of Student Body.
2500 word3 or more." In conclusion,
remember that a penny saved i3 a
stupid way to make a million.
Pick Theatre
TODAY
Wedding
The marriage of Sam Cornwell and
Nancy Byrd Green, both in the class
of '45, took place on Christmas Day
at the latter's home in Santa Monica,
Calif. Mr. Paul Green, nationally
known playwright and resident of
Chapel Hill, gave his daughter away
at the ceremony.
. The couple, both Phi Beta Kappa,
will reside in New York City where
Mr. Cornwell is enrolled as a student
at Cornell University Medical Col
lege.
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the truest public servants the state
has known. I have no doubt but
that Joe's health was the reason
back of his sad ending. He suf
fered much from the same disease
while a student at Chapel Hill. But
he then had the vigor of youth with
which to combat it.
SCOTT THOMAS,
Mansion Park Hotel,
Raleigh, N. C.
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may be that there they have a
point.
Jabberwocky: The tailscarcity
may be the reason for the Rotacees
getting all the calls to the sorority
dances. We guess it's because those
boys are always formal . . . We
suggest that the Veterans' Club be
named Hill 606 the approach by
night reminds many a war-weary
collegiate of a bivouac area some
where in .
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appropriate to inform both of you
of our contest. Appropriate prizes
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