PCS TWO THE TAR HEEL FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1953 PAGE TH5.EE WfazMm MM The Tar Heel, published Tuesday and Friday during the first Sum mer Session and printed by The News Inc., Hillsboro, N. C, is the of ficial publication of the Summer School of the University of North Carolina where it is published by the students. STAFF Al Shortt, Pete Adams, Tom Parramore, Rolf e Neill. The Eye Of The Horse Roger Will Coe ("The horse sees imperfectly, magnifying some things, minimiz ing others ..." Hipporotis; circa 500 B. C.) x THE HORSE was sitting on the grass by a bush at Kessing Pool, and his huge eyes were clicking noisily, a sure sign of emotion in him. i J looked toward the pool and my own eyes clicked a bit. A breath-taking brunette was ap proaching the diving-board, and even the diving-board was rip pling with approval, t "I'm trying to get my mind off CLASSIFIED ANNOUNCEMENT OLD AND RARE BOOKS WE have 'em from three for a quarter on up to a month's rent. Brows ing's fun. 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TODAY AND SATURDAY yi!iJi):.! : f I4i i 'I'JBi ivl Stining FREDR1C MARCH-TERRY MD3RE GLORIA GRAKAN'.E-CAMERGH MITCHELL n0 with A2XPHE fctlMlU RC30IT BEATTY SUNDAY - MONDAY M-G-M prtttH THE SENSATIONAL TECHNICOLOR STORY OP THREE STRANGE LOVE AFFAIRS! rx lo i THE W: ol UK T V ., A JT OF THREE LOVES ANGEL! barrymore O Iff - I v Syngman Rhee," The Horse said lamely. "If I can, that is." I agreed there was little simi larity twixt the brunette and President Rhee of Korea. The brunette just then made a fea thery spring and soared high over the water. A concerted male sigh stirred the balmy air, punctuated by a splash, i "They're alike that way," The Horse horsed. "They both made a beautiful splash, zounds!" i He referred to Rhee's freeing the Red prisoners? "You're as sharp as the dome on the Library," The Horse beamed at me. "You gnow what? We are softer in this nation of ours than I had thought; and I had thought we were pretty durn squishy "on moral issues, lately." What did he mean? "Read our history books!" The Horse snorted. "All our perilous life,- we have honored fighters. Nathan Hale, George Washing ton, ' Andrew Jackson. John Paul Jones, Captain Barry, Oli ver Hazard Perry. Robert E. Lee, George A. Custer; Fighting Bob Evans, of Virginia. Teddy Roo sevelt, Sergeant York, Colin Kelly." So? "What were they noted for striking a compromise between full. bellies and rough going?" 1 That was foolish, I thought. "So is expecting Syngman Rhee to start playing doormat at this stage of his life, foolish," The Horse snapped. "He has been, over fifty years now, beat en, tortured, starved, jailed, mocked, spit upon, ridiculed. Please to excuse him if he does not take kindly to being a cam paign pledge. We may have promised to stop the war in Ko rea; but Rhee is pledged to help all Koreans." But the prisoners were Reds. The prisoners Rhee freed in de fiance of the UN. "You think it hurts a North Korean less to have his finger nails pulled out and his eyelids burned off, than a South Ko rean?" The Horse growled. "Sup pose the British had won York town and sometimes I think they did you think George Washington wouldn't free Roy- Music Confab For Teachers Opens Monday Elementary teachers and music consultants throughout this and neighboring states are invited to attend the 1953 Summer Work shop in Music Education to be held at the University Monday through next Friday. Mrs. Adeline McCall, Chapel Hill Music teacher, writer, and director of the educational pro gram for the North Carolina Sym phony Orchestra, will be director of the Worshop, which is sponsor ed by the University Extension Division and approved by the state Department of Public Instruction. Emphasis will be given to music as a part of the whole school pro gram, Mrs. McCall said. The Workshop is designed to meet the needs of the classroom teacher, the music consultant and the school administrator. "Each will have an opportunity to work with music materials, to exchange experiences, to solve specific pro blems related to the primary or upper grade curriculum," she sadi. alists that the British were sworn to 'get' but good? We go around popping off about an American saying, 'Don't give up the ship,' when he was taking a good trim ming. But when Rhee not alone says it, he is anu ingrate arid a f adman. Sure, he shocked us! Imagine any man acting on prin ciple when everybody else is worshiping principal, with in terest to boot! Who does he think he is, George Washington, or something?" Well, The Horse had to ad mit we had helped him. "You bet," The Horse horse laughed. "Because Korea is smack-dab on top of Japan, and we are trying to hold Japan, we had to help. A Tar Heel named John Ehle has done a bang-up movie called Tn The Name Of Freedom.' Maybe Rhee saw it and took it seriously, huh? Rhee did what he did in the name of freedom, too. Anyway, after pa tiently letting the Commies get bull-headed at Panmunjom for two years or so, what is wrong with letting Rhee get bull-headed for a week or two?" We thought The Horse was awfully steamed up. 1 "You bet I am," he grinned, his eyes clicking like bowling balls mowing down tenpins. "And why not?" Why didn't he go to Korea himself, then? The Horse stared, and looked back at the diving-board again. "Let's see this next dive," he murmured. "Shut up, too!" . Sometimes, The Horse sees too well. n A IL.IE USED TEXTS 250 for first one; then ALL YOU WANT FOR 1 (Bsacelhi Monday Tuesday JUNE 29 and 30 TIE OTIC3ATE ; OPEN EVENINGS 205 E. FRANKLIN STREET Closed Sundays During Summer 4 '' 4 fp" ' Dash, Pard or Ken-L Ration A&P Delicious Fruit - Excellent For Frying Purposes KSliM aHNUMM VaBV WoVJC $i E3 (3 CarT I r6jC car Marcal Paper Superfine Cut Green Jl 80-Ct. Pkg. 1c 2 8-Oz. 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