SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11, i940
PAGE TWO
THE DAlLt-f TAR HEEL,
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of Njrth Carolina at Chapel Hill, where it is printed daily except Mondays,
and yie Thanksgiving:, Christmas and Spring Holidays. Entered as second
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HORIZONTAL
1 Actress pic
tured here.
9 She is a
famous "
of today.
12 To declaim
wildly.
13 Field.
14 Crucifix.
15 Moral failings
16 Being.
17 To impede by
estoppel.
19 Braced rail
tracks over a .
gully.
21 To coax.
25 Big.
29 Placed in
layers.
39 She has great
in craft
of, acting.
31 Land right.
32 Fantasy.
33 To revoke.
36 To insert.
37 Indian
mulberry.
38 Acquiesces.
Answer to Previous Puzzle
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48 Owns.
49 Living.
51 Neither.
52 Ventilates.
53 Genus of
evergreen
shrubs.
54 To use tongs.
56 She has acted
on stage
and .
57 She s the
stage.
VERTICAL
43 Sponge spicules, 2 Silk from a
worm.
3 Varnish
ingredient.
4 Occupant of
Eden.
5 To take
shelter.
6 On the lee.
7 Carp type
fish.
8 Orient.
9 Cry for help.
10 Child.
11 Stir.
14 Rolls of film.
15 A favorite
role of hers,
Queen .
18 Church
dignitaries.
20 Scarlet
22 Officer's
assistant.
23 Twilled
cotton cloth.
24 Helmet
"wreath.
26 Related by
blood.
27 Frees.
28 Merriment.
34 To rove.
35 Six plus five.
36 Sick.
39 Style.
40 Pool.
41 Actual being.
42 Title of
courtesy.
43 Membranous
bag.
44 To applaud.
45 Grafted.
46 House top.
47 Eagle.
50 To tilt.
52 Like.
55 Grain (abbr.I
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KLINE BILL
Legislature To
Have Hot Session
Tomorrow night's special ses
sion of the legislature, voted to
pass the new constitution, will
be interesting to members and
spectators alike.
Chuck Kline, so far one of the
most influential members, will
endeavor to get nis bill tor a
campus primary voted out of the
ways and means. The bill was
killed Friday afternoon after
discussion and deliberation car
ried over two days.
The majority opinion was
that campus elections, which
now require much time and ef
fort for candidates and party
workers alike, are complicated
enough.
Kline declares adoption of his
bill will democratize campus elec
tions in allowing independents a
better chance to beat the party
machine.
While it is agreed that inde
pendents should be allowed 1 a
fair chance to seek office, on
equal terms with other candi
dates, we fail to see how the
Kline bill will help.
Particularly obnoxious is the
section allowing the winner of
the run-off election between the
five highest nominees to take of
fice on a plurality. Theoretically,
the class president (or any other
officer) could win on' one more
than one-fifth of the total votes
cast.
Is there any democracy in
that?
If a majority is required, under
the Kline recommendation, a
third election will certainly re
sult, and no one, not even the
greatest of the politics-loving-politicians
wish to see three elec
tions.
The present set-up gives the
independents as much chance for
election as the other candidates
except that independents don't
have a unified party backing. But
never in the past four years has
any independent been kept off
the , ballot if he was duly nomi
nated on nomination day usual
ly held two days before the elec
tion. Undoubtedly Mr. Kline's stat
ed motives in originating this
bill are quite valid.
But it still hasn't been proved
to our satisfaction that campus
elections can be made more
democratic by adding ream-on-
ream of red tape to an already
complicated set-up.
THIEVING
Lock Your
Doors Again
Thieving, a ten commandment
sin. has become widespread on
the campus again after student
a n d administrative officials
thought the culprits were
caught. .
It is known that one student,
said to be a neurotic case, was
suspended from . the University
near the end of the fall quarter.
The past three weeks has
seen a renewal of stealing, and
it's no longer safe to hang coats
in the library, the dining hall, or
any other public place. Coats
seem to be particular targets.
Many other items have been re
ported missing. Two members
of the Phi Gamma Delta glee
club returned to the Memorial
hall dressing room after their
act to find their wallets on the
floor, completely devoid of
money.
There seems to be little the
authorities and police can do
about it in a short time, though
the thieves may be reminded of
the grammar school declama
tion "Murder Will Out."
Difficulty is that more coats,
money, typewriters, et al, may
be stolen while the clues are
growing hot.
Students should be particular
ly careful to lock doors at all
times. Carry your money with
you. For overcoats, no matter
how worn, are costly to replace.
Best wishes to the Chapel Hill
police.
Youth Conference
(Continued from flist page)
others who are interested are invited
to attend, particularly students in the
department of economics and social
work. Plates are 25 cents each.
feod
ay
2:00 Meeting of those interested in
forming student entertainment
club on second floor of Graham
Memorial.
2:30 "Anna Christie" starring Greta
Garbo will be presented in the
Playmaker theater.
6:30 Meeting of Radio group in
studio at Caldwell hall.
8:30 Sam Selden reads "The Time of
Your Life" in the Playmaker
theater.
MONDAY
6:00 YW-YMCA supper forum at
the Presbyterian church.
6:40 Vesper service will be held in
Gerrard hall.
7:15 Symphony orchestra practice in
Hill Music hall.
Sophomore council meets in the
browsing room of the YMCA.
8:00 Alpha Kappa Delta will meet in
407 Alumni building.
9:00 Student Legislature meeting in
Gerrard hall.
Student Legislature
(Continued from first page)
the bill from being discussed on the
floor of the legislature. In order to
make the bill eligible for general dis
cussion it is necessary for a majority
to vote that the bill be taken from
the committee's hands.
Kline's bill provides for optional
BIRTHDAYS
(Students having birthdays may
get free tickets to the movies by
sailing by the boxoffice of the Car
olina theater.)
Baker, Horace Mitchell
Edwards, Bennett Moore
Moore, Aubrey Haskins, Jr.
Murdoch, Alice Barlow -Peters,
William James
Reece, Charles Parks
Singletary, William Vance
Swan, Charles
Wharton, John Sherard
TOMORROW
Britt, Lawrence Emerson
Julian, Milton
Kan, Lincoln Shiao Hing
Lackey, William Ray
Leager, Samuel Richardson
Millaway, George M.
Pittman, . Jimmie L.
Stroud, Stancill McLeod
campus primaries to be adopted by
the two existing parties if they so
desire. This system is designed to
cut out choice of nominees by small
groups, and to enable all the mem
bers of the respective parties to de
cide who the party will 'run for each !
office. Any member of the party on
whose ticket he wishes to run, and
who is also eligible according to coun
cil regulations will be allowed to run
for office after a dollar filing fee has
been paid to defray primary expenses.
University of Wisconsin scientists
are conducting research on fossils that
date back to 199,998,000 B.C.
Cinemactor Spencer Tracy will soon
be awarded an honorary degree by his
alma mater; Ripon College.
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Graham Catches Flu,
Is Confined To Bed
President Graham has contracted
influenza and will not be in his office
for several days, it was annouiw
yesterday.
His condition is not serious, ho-s
return to work very soon.
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Other Features
JIMMY DORSAY AND ORCHESTRA LATEST NEWS EVENTS
1 1
The Life... the
Sins of a Roy cl
Bad-GiH!
1938 GREATEST!
Never in the proud History of
stage or screen has such a glam
orous romance captured your
heart. 2i hours of countless thrills!
Record cast of thousands!
NORMA SHEARER
TYRONE POWER
with JOHN BARRYM0RE ROBERT M0RLEY
ANITA LOUISE JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT
Gladys Gtorgt Nmry Stephenson
o MONDAY o
a- --I
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" 'A
Tuesday
Edward Ellis Kent Taylor
in
"THREE SONS"
Wednesday
Spencer Tracy Mickey Rooney
in
"BOYS' TOWN?
THURSDAY
of seeing you in his arms !
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4
mm
ttntt
SAMUEL GOLDWYN
UERLB 03EE0N LAURENCE OLIVIER DAVin NIVEN
Wuthering Heights" was selected as one of the best pictures
tor i39.
"i Friday
JACKIE COOPER
FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW
in
"TWO BRIGHT BOYS"
Saturday
, FREDRIC BIARCH
WARNER BAXTER
in
"THE ROAD TO GLORY"