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PAGE FOUR. THE DAILY TAR HEEL WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1937 4 BULLETINS ---- ; ; g PhilosoDhv 21 All students f -. must take quiz by tomorrow. Social Workers Club Will meet in Alumni building tonight at Guest Artists To Play At Concert Mr. an$ Sirs. Alden To Appear At Recital Tonight Sir. and Sirs. Edgar Alden, violinists, from Sleredith Col lege will serve as guest artists Senate Loses Amendments This Is Definitely A Posed Picture 7:30 o'clock, for election ot ol- ficers ' combined Mens ana Womens ' ; ,. 0 0rt . , . f. Glee Clubs Saturday night in AKG Meetmg-45:30 this after- Hm haU and AMen noon in Graham Memorial. played a group of violin pieces League Of Nations Council at last winter's Glee Club con Will meet tonight in the Cosmo- cert and have been asked to re politan room of the "Y" at 7:30. tum by Professor Toms, direc- Tiea Will De serveu in opeuuex - of the Carolina Glee Clubs. Hall this afternoon from 4:30 till 6:00. (Continued from. Page One) vote by the senate. Senator Hobbs reported that through some mishap the amendments had been misplaced, and the loss discovered only when too late to re-frame the amendments. Senate President John Ramsay fined Hobbs for neglect of duty. When Hobbs appealed, the dis cussion became too noisy and Ramsay imposed another fine on Hobbs for being out of order. Hobbs appealed both fines and a discussion was held from the floor as to whether or not the J TTT1 imes were jusuiiea. vvnen a vote was taken on the first of the fines, the chair was defeated by five votes. Ramsay then with drew the second fine without The Glee Club concert which hficina at 8 o'clock ? this Satur- Dr. W. C. Coker Will speak this L wiU be followed immediately aiternoon ar 4:10 m xne jjuub a dance m the Carolina Inn Head Bookshop on the "Classics pdimAm wiUi mn9io nrnviripH of Botany." The public is invited. L Rudv Walters and -his . taking another vote. Field Artillery Troop School DUS orchestra. A motion was made f rom tne Sleets in Davie Hall at 7:30 P. Professor Toms announced floor and Passed granting the M. Subject of meeting will be that a male quartet would assist use of the Senate hall on Sunday ....... -1 - j j 1 1 "Mess Management," directed the Glee Club in the concert morning to tne unnsuan aci by Lieut. E. E. Ericson. Saturday. The quartet is com- ence organization of Chapel Hill. Freshmen Important chapel to- posed of DeWitt Barnett, bass, Free Ball Games t 111 I I T-k i -m day. Ulass will pass ouaget. John Rouehton. baritone, John senator .Busoee maae a mo- Coed Archery Practice This af- Anderson and . Paul Simcoe, tion that the clerk of the Senate Monkey To 'ZY v r 0 1 i 7 V LETTERS To The Editor tiftifiWAfc.l r H ' 1 iv 'lm" jUMi-" LOVER BY CHOICE, actor by profession is Brian Aherne as 'The Great Garrick." Lovely Olivia de Havilland is the object of his affections (and what effective affections!) in "The Great Gar rick,' which comes to the Carolina Theatre today. iternoon at 3 o'clock. tenors. : Represents U. N. C. Union Plans , Dr. Walter Gordy, Carolina Amateur Show alumnus, will represent the Uni- (Continued from first page) tversity at the inauguration of a faculty member to act as mas- President Gordon Grady Single- ter of ceremonies was also un ton at Mary Hardin-Baylor Col- decided, but Ivey revealed a past lege of Bel ton, Texas, Novem- performer who had done uu- ber 24. usually well might be selected. Dr. Gordy received his M. A. He even stated that one of the and Ph. D. degrees here, and is "Great Moguls," highest possi at present a member of the fac- ble title given by the union, ulty at Mary Hardin-Baylor Col- might be selected. lege. New Soccer Team Started Assembly Favors Subsidization (Continued from page three) write a letter to each of four! Aid Coeds influential organizations on the ,-" - - - ..I sn x . 7 t Tt- r campuses 01 uuke university iuirw!u jrvm uyv vnvj and the University of North stipulation. "Hilda will have to Carolina. The letter was to ask go too,. Chico can't stand to be support of the Di Senate s plan separated from Hilda. Hilda s of allowing the Carolina stu- my Persian cat," she explained. 1 dents to attend Duke games free "They sleep together, live to- of charge when the Carolina gether, and if anyone or any- team was playing away from thing gets near Hilda there is a Chapel Hill, and to allow Duke fight.1 students to attend Carolina Hilda And Chico t 11 : " I games unaer tne same conai- So it was arranged that Hilda tions. lne motion was passed by and chico would ai(J the Ts a majority 01 tne senate. this mornine. at chanel neriod to Eight new names were pro- Li tickets for the "Great Gar- posed for membership in the riv rAxvintr at the Carolina senate, fresiaent Kamsay asKea theater, from which the Y. W. tne candidates to witnoraw anauin 0 -in nar ot, r 0 -n ceeds. But Mrs. McGirt is afraid Chico will not show up so well in the crowded "Y" lobby. He was. once accustomed to town life when he belonged to a stu (Continued from first page) That the Phi Assembly approve after a short discussion the charge of soccer at Duke where 0f the open subsidization of ath- members were passed upon and it is chiefly a campus sport hetes at the University of North initiated to the organization. under the direction of the intra- Carolina, was discussed and As the business on hand had mural department of which Mr. passed by a vote of 38-9. taken too much time, the sched- Gerard is the director. "Prospects uled subject for discussion, "Re Carolina Prospects The following prospective solved: that student council ac- dent here Now hg as become Among the outstanding pros- members were introduced: Ru- tions should be made pdblic by countrified. He seldom leaves pecLs ana regulars in soccer dolph Howell, Clarence Howell, puDiismng sucn actions m tne mt'. Ruth Garrett, Daily Tab Heel," will not Be tnTHm rc juss, sxamoixy, oiwaiuu, xviceu- anci watts tsootn. discussed, Dut neid over until Coach John Moore called for next week. a -nrartirp of t.liA Phi football t.p.TYi thif? afternoon at 3 o'clock Student Forums . 1 man, Truex, Allen, Dalton, R. Cooper, Tracey, Murchison, Snow, C. Cooper, Ferguson, and several others. There is still room for many with the Di Senate on Monday more participants m the sport, afternoon at 3 o'clock. in preparation for their game Create Interest (Continued from first page) There he rides about on Hil da's back, taunts the dogs from the top of the fence posts around their pens, drops down from the tree limbs upon the backs of the pigs, puiimg tneir tans to tneir and robs the One of the' determining factors Representative Jack Farley Protests, in tno. AT-rjuumment nf -.nmieti- . p , haTe a Picture made of the local hens' nests. X I Wilis aUUUillLCU Uiail lULCUl Ul tion with Duke this year will be constitution committee to draw the interest shown by the) .Card-Up ar new constitution for the una students, ah tnose interest- pnj Assembly. ed in the game, regardless ot Speaker Martin announced previous - experience, are urged that all prospective members to attend the practice workouts wm be initiated next Tuesday. every Tuesday and Thursday T: meetinff was then ad . J n i ! 1 I w aiternoon irom 2-4 ociock on hv,irr,0fi the girls' hockey field. CLASSIFIED LOST Kinston High School ring in or near Tin Can Re ward if returned to Y. M. C. A. FOR SALE Do you ,want a $65.00 sofa for only :.$25:00, and a new slip cover thrown in to boot. Would trade for a cow and a second-hand chicken farm if I could get them in NoV 28, Village Apartments. Watch for "Carolina in Portrait" Basketball Team Has First Drill v (Continued from page three) Mullis, and McCachren form a strong core to build around. AH three were stars of the tourna ment last year when the Skid- more team went to the' finals before losing to Washington and Lee. Ruth made the all-confer ence five. Skidmore will also be able to call upon members of last year's strong freshman team and last season's (varsity reserves. Durham's Shopping Center ' for Carolina Men THtE YOUNG MEN'S SHOP J 126-128 E. Main St. Durham Authentic University Styles Ruff in Beats Law School ROLLS developed! Amy U roll kdak ta mlopU VALUABLE MIHIUM mVfWM "1 K YA MH TOW IHM TO 95 Inr If Rabbit Co. SPARTANBURG. 8. C. fCOfHf Billing Envelopes for Film rnrisUhid SALES SERVICE TUFTS CHEVROLET CO. Tel. 4771 1 W. Franklin St. I (Continued from page three) mural field. Scorers for the win ners were as follows: Niven 12; Taylor, 7 ; Nisbet 6 ; Glamack 6. In the B-V-P-Manly tilt, the New Dorm contingent had little trouble running over Manly but still couldn't do much scoring. Matty Topkins played the, only really brilliant game of anyone on the field with his smooth broken field running and clean cut backfield work. Kornegay tallied the winning touchdown for B-V-P on a pass from Top- assembly at its next meeting Thursday night and will send it over the nation as an example of a "model" forum. After Denny's publicity given the University plan, Mr. Comer said he received several letters from national "Y" officials in 4 New York and Chicago. Third Forum The third local forum is being planned Thursday night in Gra ham Memorial on the subject:- "Whose Constitution?" Speakers over, the network will be Stanley Reed, Solicitor-general of thel United States, who will . present the Roosevelt view on the con stitution; Senator Edward R.I Burke, of Nebraska, will oppose the Roosevelt view ; and Nor man Thomas, Socialist leader who will present the extreme liberal view on the constitution. The program begins at 930 and continues until 10:30. Fol lowing it students will hold an open forum discussion. Secre tary Comer urged an unusually large attendance Thursday as the picture would be made. He considers himself of supe- a 11 il nor intelligence to tne otner members of the household. He has taken it upon himself to keep the puppies and kittens out of the hiehway. and his teeth prevent over affectionate per sons from petting them. Chico Vs. Erlanger Mike Erlanger, former stu dent here, is his pet antipathy. Mike doesn't like Chico and Chico doesn't like Mike. Mike has suffered many bites and doesn't like the relationship. Chico enjoys it. And then there is the" little matter of hats. Guests have learned that a hat out of hand, may mean a hat parked in the top of a tree or under the house. But there is one thing that does phase Chico a broom. When he lived in town he fre quently visited neighboring houses. The housewives did not like to find a monkey drinking out of their milk bottles in the morning or ; distributing their possessions to other people. Bat tle at close quarters was impos sible. Chico was all too likely to land upon their heads, feet en tangled in their hair, and shriek ing abuse at the top of his yoice. So the good ladies reached for their brooms when they saw Chico, and today when CJiico sees a broom he runs to Mrs. McGirt for protection. (Continued from page ttco) tive movement as one of the few bright spots on a dark eco nomic horizon. Merchants Of course, a cooperative fail ure is gratifying to most mer chants. They are in general hos tile to cooperatives, often bitter, and they hope to stamp then out. That is a natural enough attitude, though unquestionably- mistaken one, for the coops are lawful and valuable in their sphere, and they are gaining ground despite misguided oppo sition. In England they exist side by side with private enter prises which supply those cus tomers who desire charge credit and other services incompatible with cooperative policies. On many campuses in this country, notably Harvard, Princeton, Cor nell, Chicago, to mention a few, they are well-established, well patronized and needed money- savers to those students who have to save. They are hardly less needed at North Carolina where the average student pur chasing power is not high by comparison. Quick, High Prices, No I am hot one who thinks cleaning prices will spring in stantly, upward if the coop quits. But that, after a period, they will begin the long climb toward the old levels (75c to $1.00) seems hardly to be questioned. It wouldn't take many cleanings at even 50c or 60c a suit to cost the students more than the dollar or two each which would be needed to take over this going business and make it run at a standard of excellence unknown in Chapel Hill. Three courses are then open: To let the Coop pass into non coop hands and take the resul tant losses ; to renew and in- Coop to the point where the re ceiver can deliver service of the very best and terminate the re ceivership; .to organize a new student concern to take over the present one at a bargain price. The last will require leadership and some student confidence. Whether either of these can be had remains to be seen, but it won't remain long. M. S. Breckenridge TOUR OH, DAD. I BET VOUb LOOK HAND SOME IN ONE OF THOSE SOMBREROS.' jf X 1 ,vE ALWAYS WANTED ffi ft Vf A HAT LIKE THAT. I'LL. I JUST CAMT HELP LAUGHING, DAQ YOU LOOK SO RJN1NY - A HAT "THAT? TOO TIGHT IS A5 jUNCOMFOfTtABLE AS A TOBACCO THAT . BITES THE TONGUE mm Mi YOU'RE SWIMMM6 IN THAT 5i ONE! n J AND A HAT j "THAT; "TOO J BIG IS AS DISAGREEABLE AS A TOBACCO THAT BURNS TOO FAST AND HOT BETTER. LET ME PICK ONE FOR YOU, FRIEND I v.-.v.v.v, .1 iV.v.-.v.v,vm.'.i there's one that suits your head the vuav this PRINCE ALBERT SUITS A PIPE YES, RA.'S CRIMP CUT SURE RACKS RGHT FOR CCXX, AND THE NO-BITE J Carolina Fencers Get Donation (Continued from page three) before the Christmas holidays, and will be published around that time. This year, the varsity fencing squad, for which any previous fencers will be eligible, will be a complete and separate unit from the freshman physical education THERE ARE NO ARGUMENTS IN OUR BUNCH OVER PIPE TOBACCOS.' PRINCE ALBERT IS 'WAY AHEAD ON t.WlXTAZSS DUE TO THAT fI0CITfs PROCESS. IT'S CRIMP CUT TO TASK AND C2A17 RIGHT, TOO. NAIUKALX7 KA. SMOKES COOLER, SMOOTHER Smoke 20 fragrant pipef ul of Prince Albert. If you don't find it the mellowest, tastiest pipe tobacco you ever smoked, return the pocket tin with the rest of the tobacco in it to us at any time within a month from this date, and we will refund full purchase price, plus postage. (Signed) R. J.Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C pipef uls of fragrant tobacco in every 2-oz. tin of Prince Albert Copyright. 1037, B. J. Reynold Tobacco Company kins. classes.
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