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BULLETINS
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CampiiB To ote For May Qeen, Court Tomorrow
Co Ed Golf Today at 2 o'clock1 on
girls' athletic field.
Women's Glee Club Meets in Hill hall
today at 5 o'clock.
Copies Of the "Bud" available this)
afternoon between 2 and 5 o'clock in J
Pete Ivey's office.
Graduate Students Get grades in
207 South building.
Pharmacy Students Nominations for
officers of the pharmacy school and
the NCPA branch, 10:30 this morning,
in the auditorium.
Band Rehearsal Important practice
concert tour tonight at 7 o'clock in
Hill Music halL
Young Republicans Club Will meet
today at 5 o'clock in the Grail room.
All members are urged to be present.
Freshman Fencing This afternoon at
5 o'clock in Memorial hall.
Interdormitory and Interfraternity
Councils Joint meeting at 9:30 to
night on second floor of Graham Me
morial to take action on proposed leg
islative plan.
$25 To Be Given
For Property Title
W. S Crawford Announces
Real Estate Contest
Twenty-five dollars is being offered
fcy W. S. Crawford for a name appro
priate for his real estate development
two miles from town just off High
way 15 on the Durham road, i
The contest is open to everyone.
Those wishing to visit this property
may drive out to the filling station
at the Durham Road Dairy, turn to
the left about 800 feet to the entrance
of the property. The notice or some
one present will give directions to see
property.
Reservations
No reservations for the Passover
Seder service will be accepted after 4
o'clock Friday afternoon, Rabbi Ber
nard Zeiger said yesterday.
The Passover Seder will be held
April 15 in the Carolina inn.
DR. GRAHAM TO
PARTICIPATE IN
LSU DEDICATION
Speakers Include
Representatives
From Many Schools
President Frank P. Graham; Dr.
Rupert P. Vance, research associate
in the Institute "for Research in So
cial Science; and Dr. Nicholson B.
Adams, professor of Spanish, will be
among the speakers for the dedication
ceremonies at Louisiana State uni
versity April 6-8 commemorating the
increase in educational opportunities
since 1930.
President Graham will bring greet
ings from the nation's state univer
sities at a luncheon for delegates and
guests Friday at noon when Presi
dent James Monroe Smith of L. S. U.
will preside and the speakers will in
clude representatives of the colleges
and universities of Louisiana and the
nation, of endowed and private insti
tutions, of agricultural and mechani
cal colleges, and of the press.
He will also preside at the confer
ence on. problems of adult education
Thursday at 3 o'clock, whenhe will
also give one of the principal ad
dresses at the Romance languages
conference at La Maison Francaise,
when the other speakers will include
Dr. Emile "Lauvriere of the Univer
sity of Paris, visiting professor in
the L. S. U. languages department,
and Dr. Michele Angelo Vaccariello,
professor of Italian at Williams col
lege. Plans for the three-Klay series of
dedication ceremonies include general
sessions, formal dedicatory exercises,
and conferences and symposia on cur
rent problems and trends in the field
of education. Eight conferences will
be held on agricultural program plan
ning, ' journalism, legal education,
counseling in high schools and col
leges, engineering education, adult
education, training for recreation,
and Romance culture and literature.
Private Property . ; . No Trespassing
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Phillip Reed, Brian Aherne, Constance Bennett in "Merrily We LiTe,"
Playing today at the Carolina Theater.
Title At Stake
As Fencers Meet
W&M Saturday
Only Two Undefeated
Teams In South Will Clash
For Unofficial Crown
The only two undefeated major
fencing teams in the South will clash
Saturday night at Williamsburg, Va.,
when the Tar Heels oppose William
and Mary on the latter's strips.
The winner of this meet will have
the leading claim to the Southern In-
Co-Ed Fencers: Practice is still
going on every Monday, Wednes
day and Friday at 4. The co-ed
exhibition is just around the corner.
CELEBRATION TO
BE HELD HERE
ON MAY 14
Ten Senior
Co-Eds On List
ut JNominees
Tomorrow is the day Se
election of the queen and her ?
who will reign over the v6?5
celebration to be held on our L
May 14. Every student
member has the right to vote ti
a custom tb.
Participants from all sections of the
state and from many sections of the
South and the nation will attend.
Four special dedicatory exercises
will be held for the Leche Law build
ing1, the agricultural center, a group
of five women's dormitories, and La
Maison Francaise.
Princeton Outpoints
Tar Heel Trackmen
(Continued from page three)
parts of the race, Crockett kept
changing the lead with Arthur Gilkes
of the Tigers. On the final lap, Crock
ett stepped away from Gilkes to take
the race in a finish straight-away
spring.
Beside the two mile triumph, Caro
lina took but only three other first
places. Bill Corpening churned over
the 120-yard low hurdles in :14.7 for
his record and blue ribbon. Harry
March brought the bacon home in the
other hurdle, by running the 220-yard
lows in :24.7 to tie the meet and field
I mark. Bill Hendrix brought home the
final first place by running a great
half mile to finish ahead of Appel
gate of Princeton in 1:55.4.
Harry March with nine points,
gained on a hurdle first, a high-jump
second, and a broad-jump third, was
high Carolina man. Princeton's one-
man track team, Grandin Wise,
notched up 13 points on firsts in the
high-jump and shot, and a second in
the discus.
Geology Fraternity
Gives Party For
Students, Faculty
Dr. Willard Berry Of
Duke University And
Wife Are Guests
Sigma Gamma Epsilon, national
honorary geological fraternity, held
a student-faculty party in New West
last Monday night, honoring faculty
and their wives and graduates and
majors in geology and geography.
Out-of-town guests included Dr.
Willard Berry and wife of the geol
ogy department at Duke university.
Fallowing bridge and other games re
freshments were served.
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Track Summaries
Yale, Carolina
Play To Tie
(Continued from page three)
dropping the first at 7-5 but suddenly
hit a slump allowing his opponent the
winning y two games.
Howie Stephens softballed his way
to triumph over Bob Strain in
straight sets, both extended to extra
games. It was a battle of drop shots
and spasms of back-court volleys and
drives, but Strain, slackening at the
crucial moments, was forced to give
way to Stephens forceful defense.
tercollegiate title, which, this season,
will unofficially be awarded to the
undefeated team in the South.
Handicap
The North Carolina swordsmen
will meet the Indians with the lead
ing Tar Heel epeeman at Chapel Hill,
unable to fence. Bernie Aleskovskys
recent knee injury throwing him out
of competition for the remainder of
the season may prove to be a decided
handicap to the invading Blue and
White.
William and Mary, in six starts,
has already defeated VPI 14-3, VMI
13-4, Maryland . 10-7, and Richmond
13-0, among other matches. North
Carolina's sophomore fencers have
turned back VPI in the home opener
10-7, and later eked out a 13-11 deci
sion over Maryland. Stacked up,
comparative scores will give the In
dians a decided edge over Carolina at
the beginning of the meet.
However, Coach Coffin's swords
men seem to thrive as underdogs. In
three previous tilts the Carolina men
were rated on the short end of the
odds and came out ahead.
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Mile Bradley (P) first, Davis (C)
second, Hardy (C) third. Time
4:16.8 (new meet and field record).
440-yard run Goold (P) first,
Thum (P) second, White (C) third.
Time :49.4 (new meet record).
Javelin Lane (P) first, 174 ft.
6 in.; Hilton (C) second, 163 ft.
10 in.; Freeman (P) third, 161 ft.
3 in. v
100-yard dash Wilson (P) first,
Whitman (P) second, Deaton (C)
third. Time : 10.
High jump Wise (P) first, 6 ft.
1 in.; March (C) 6 ft. 1 in. (Wise
took the least number of jumps),
Winborne CC) 6 ft. Yz in. (new meet
and field record). -4
120-yard high hurdles Corpening
(C) first, Graham (C) second, White
(P) third. Time :14.7 (new meet
record). -
880-yard dash Hendrix (C) first,
Appelgate (P) second, Kirkland (P)
third. Time 1:55.4 (new meet and
field -record).
220-yard dash Whitman (P) first,
Deaton (C) second, Jennings (C)
third. Time : 22.7.
Discus Alger (P) first, 132 ft. 6
in.; Wise (P) second, 127 ft.; Frazier
(C) third, 123 ft. 4 in. (new meet
record) .
Broad jump Perina (P) first, 23
ft. 5 34 in.; Corpening (C) second,
22 ft. 8 in.; March (C) third, 21 ft.
7 in. (new meet record).
Pole vault Patterson (P) first, 13
ft., Rainer ,(P) and Kelley (P) tied
for second at 11 ft. 9 in. (new field
and meet record).
Shot-put Wise (P) first, 46 ft. 4
in.; Lane (P) second, 42 ft. 1 in.;
Juliber (C) third, 40 ft. 9 in. (new
meet and field record).
Two-mile Crockett (C) first,
Gilkes (P) second, Jones (C) third
Time 9:51 (new meet and field rec
ord) .
220-yard low hurdles March (C)
first, Graham (C) second, White (P)
third. Time :24.7 (ties existing
meet and field record).
The ancient Latin name of bologna
Nominations To
Be Made Today
(Continued from first page)
ing the fate of office-seekers that will
be voted upon Thursday is Bob Mj
gill's proposal that the new office of
secretary-treasurer of the student
body be created. The new office, to
give added responsibility and honor
to the student council secretary
treasurer, will be filled later if it is
authorized by the student body.
WORLD NEWS
(Continued from first page)
possible establishment of a huge new
public works program.
The new relief program, adminis
trative officials said, would prime in
dustrial pumps in addition to giving
direct employment to thousands.
However, the same officials denied
that any decision had been reached.
In the house today, a showdown on
the reorganization plan was put off
but an agreement was reached to end
general debate at the close of the
day's session.
This procedure will make possible
an early test tomorrow.
Co-Ed Elections
Scheduled Today
(Continued from first page)
Louise Greene has been suggested for
the post by the same nominating
board, but at the meeting Monday
nominations from the floor will be in
order before the final decision is
made.
Town
The two other council members will
be chosen early next fall by their own
groups. They will be the town repre
sentative and the graduate represent
ative.
The executive officers for next
year's Woman's Athletic council were
also put forward and accepted by the
group. These will become Miss Kath
erme Jbleming as president, Miss
Nancy Reid Lyon as secretary, and
Miss Adele Austin as treasurer.
Minor officers will be appointed next
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year oy xmss rieming. mere are
usually about 12 members -making up
the group, dependent upon the current
sports and activities.
The women on the nominating
board appointed by Miss Nesbit were
Misses Evelyn Barker, Rosalie
Haynes, Rachael McLain, Nan Tins-
ley, Clover Johnson, Dorothy Kelly,
Polly Pollock, Margaret Henderson,
and Virginia Bower. These nine
women were chosen as representative
of each of the two sororities and of
the non-sorority group.
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Individual pictures of ,
candidates are to be put on i
today in the YMCA so that all vS
mo iic o tuaute io see each cf l
nominees. The nictures v "f
TT-panV T?vnmn ri -rv-..,
vauiua amateur
tographer-at-large.
Among the 21 nominee
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are 10 seniors, any of whom win
eligible for queen. These are V;-
Elizabeth Keeler, Mary Glover, B?
Redfern, Olivia Root, Virginia
Mary Lillian Speck, Phyllis Hs
thorne, Lyal Boice, Sarah Dalton.
Frances Roughton.
Each voter will cast one vote
this list of 10 seniors as his cl
for queen, and then from the c:i
plete list of 22 seniors, juniors
graduate students will check 10 nor.
bers for the court attendant t
girl on the list of seniors who receir
the second highest number of v-;
for queen will become maid of tor-
Ten attendants will be chosen otia
than the maid of honor.
The group of 22 nominees incha
Misses Memrie Gary, Elizabeth Ees-
ler, Mary Glover, Olive Cruiksbi
Janet Lawrence, Ethel Laidlaw, Harj
layior mnnant, Vivian Veech, Mara
Tucker, Betty Redfern, Rosai
Haynes, Olivia Root, Jane Hunter,
Virginia Lee, Mary Lillian Spei
Miriam Durrett, Phyllis Hawthorne,
Gretchen Cocke, Eleanor Jacksor,
Lyal Boice, Sarah Dalton, and Fraa-
ces Roughton.
Student-Faculty Day
Winners Announced
(Continued from first page)
passes to the Carolina theater as tie
winner of the prize for the best
model room. The passes will be dis
tributed to members of the dormitory
at the discretion of the dormitorj
council. Everett, Old East, Old ftr,
and Battle-Vance-Pettigrew tied for
second place in the contest, but m
prize had been offered for other to
the first place.
Tabulations were not complete yes
terday of the voting in the beas?
contest sponsored by the dormitories
for the prettiest girl's picture in eaa
dormitory, but the results will be an
nounced tomorrow.
Grad Grades
Graduate students can get their
winter quarter grades in room 207
South, according to an announcement
by Central Records Office Director
I. C. Griffin, Jr.
None of the eight winners in the
recent National Intercollegiate box
ing tourney have professed any desire
to enter the ring professionally. One
1937 winner, Ray Matulewicz, has
turned pro and changed his name to
Mat Raymond.
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