THE DAILY TAR
FLEE
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1946
PAGE FOUR
Juniors To Vote Thursday
In Regard To Spring Dance
; Class Members Will Cast Ballots
On Issue of $2 Assessment Fee
By Bettie Washburn
The Junior Class will vote
Thursday, March 14, on whether
each member of the class .will
rav a class fee of two dollars
A r
which will be used to give
Junior-Senior dance this spring.
Voting is in charge of the elec
tions committee and polls will
be set up in the Y, Lenoir Hall
and Kenan dormitory. Military
men will vote in the basement of
Lenoir.
Alex Veasey, president of the
Junior Class, said today that in
asmuch as a large number of
Juniors have already registered
and paid their fees the universi
ty administration will not be
able to collect the fees through
the cashier's office. Because of
this unfortunate circumstance,
if the class desires a Junior
Senior and votes in favor of the
assessment of $2, it will neces
sitate the cooperation of every
Junior on campus in collecting
the fee in order to put over a suc
cessful Junior-Senior prom.
Louis Cotton, chairman of the
dance committee, has already
been working on plans for the
dance and said that Dean Hud
son could be contracted to play
for the prom held in May. Other
name bands are under considera
tion however. Since it is neces
sary for an organization to pay
at least half of the orchestra's
fee when the contract for the
engagement is made, Cotton can
make no headway with engaging
a band until the class fees have
been collected from everyone.
Every junior on campus is
urged to vote in favor of the pro
posed plan this Thursday in
order to reinstitute the Junior
Senior prom at Carolina.
NEWS BRIEFS
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the oil-rich middle eastern' state,
from the Soviet border for more
than a week.
The State Department has
sent a second note to the Rus
sian Government asking for of
ficial confirmation that such
movements , have taken place.
The second note was sent short
ly after the first one of March
6 which accused Russia of violat
ing the Tehran Declaration in
retaining troops in Iran after
the March second deadline. The
first note also asked that the
troops be withdrawn.
Congressman Calls
For Probe of Lobbies
Washington, March 12
Democratic Congressman Adolph
Sabath of Illinois has introduced
a bill calling for a special com
mittee to investigate what ne
calls "powerful lobbies which are
infesting Washington.
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Applications Open
For Tar Heel Post
Applications are still open for
the post of managing editor of
the Daily Tar Heel but they must
be turned in today or tomorrow
to Fred Flagler at the Yack of
fice in Graham Memorial or at
the Tar Heel offices.
The new managing editor will
probably be selected at tomor
row afternoon's meeting of the
Publications Union Board.
Student Music Recital
Slated This Afternoon
A student music recital will
be presented this afternoon in
Hill music hall at 4:05 p.m. A
varied program is scheduled con
sisting of vocal, flute, and piano
solos.
Among the students who will
be heard on the program are
Charles Stevens who' will do
three short piano solos, Andrew
Griffeth, bass, Gene Stryker,
baritone, Catherine, flutist, and
Ruth von Bremer, pianist.
Chemistry Prof to Speak
Dr. Wiley of the chemistry de
partment will speak to the mem
bers of Alpha Chi Sigma, na
tional professional chemistry
fraternity tonight at 8 o'clock.
The meeting will take place in
the chemistry building. Visitors
are welcome.
LTL ABNER
With the Greatest of Ease
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Hear Jean Sablon "It Might As Well Be Spring" In French at Ab's Bookshop
OF BOOKS AND AUTHORS
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was indicted today by a federal
grand jury. Seven corporations
aiid 245 individuals were
charged with conspiracy to vio
late OPA rationing regulations
by overdrawing thrtr accounts
by 75,000,000 meat coupons and
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Armed Patrolmen
Stop Vultee Pickets
San Diego, March 12 State
and city patrolmen, armed with
clubs, have broken up mass pick
eting at the Consolidated Vul
tee Aircraft Corporation! Eleven
pickets were arrested after the
strikers overturned the car of a
non-striking employe. " "" . -
Black Market Ring
Indicted in New York
New York, March 12 A huge
black market ring which faked
meat and sugar ration coupons
from cut-up telephone" books
RADIO REPAIRING
Sets Called for and Delivered
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Phone 4392 F.M. Carlisle
LOST Phi Delta Theta Frat.
pin on UNC campus on Sat.,
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on back of pin. Liberal re
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18 Wooden hanger
for carcasses
20 Author of books
on art
21 "Uncle Tom's
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22 He wrote the
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received high praise from club
members.
Morris explained that the pur
pose of the IRC is to stimulate
interest and understanding of
world affairs by means of study
and discussion and by present
ing to the campus speakers of
mportance and authority. He
extended an invitation to all in
terested students to visit and
participate in the future meet
ings of the IRC.
It was also announced that the
IRC-sponsored s radio program
heard weekly on Tuesday eve
nings, :30 p. m. over wjjjnij m
Durham will be continued.
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been kept of all the over 44,000
students who have enrolled here.
Notarieties Included
Distinguished men appear in
the files including the late James
Knox Polk, former president of
the United States, Willie P. Man
gum, president of the Senate,
and William Rufus King, vice
president of the United States,
president of the Senate, and
Speaker of the House. The first
alumnus to be governor was Wil
liam Miller, a student in 1802,
and since that time 26 of the 44
governors of North Carolina
have been University alumni.
Alumni have served as United
States senators, representatives,
cabinet members, ambassadors,
ministers and North Carolina
judges. Seven former Carolina
men have been president of the
University, including the pres
ent head, Dr. Frank P. Graham.
The Alumni Office also acts
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as a clearing nouse ior local
alumni associations and class
organizations and arranges class
reunions. which occur every five
years tor eacn class, it is tne
home of the Alumni Review, a
magazine mailed to all dues-pay
ing alumni. Ten issues are pub
lished a year, including a week
ly football supplement in the
fall, and the magazine is made
campus and notes and features
on the alumni and the Associa
tion.
GREATER UNC
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tories to be erected here. Com
mittee Chairman John Sprunt up of news and pictures of the
Hill said that this action would
enable builders to proceed with
the project.
The trustees also approved
the operation of summer school
here as a regular 12-week quar
ter, divided into two six-week
terms, as has been the -custom
under the quarter system re
turned to this term.
WANTED All March gradu
ates to become members of
the Alumni Association. Join
at booth in the Y Thurs. or
Friday morning, or in the
Alumni office, Carolina Inn.
Bargain rate. $1.00 first year.
WANTED TO BUY One Duke
concert' ticket' for Cleveland
Symphony ' on March 19,
(Exam week) .' Phone Mildred
Davis, 6556, before 4:30 P.M.
(Saturday, before 1 P.M.) .
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Belgian fan magazine, as the
best actress of the year; Judy
Garland was chosen by the di
rectors of the French Congress
as one of the "Ten Smartest Wo
men" ; Van Johnson copped first
place in the 13th annual popu
larity poll of the Woman's Home
Companion The Rudolph
Valentino Fan Club of Camden,
N. J. feels that Paramount has
committed sacrilege in starring
Bob Hope in the remake of that
ancient Valentino classic "Mon
sieur Beaucaire" ... This one
can't help but be a hit : "Notori
ous," directed by Alfred Hitch
cock with Cary Grant and Ingrid
Bergman in the leads. . . There
is an old picture (vintage of
1932) that might be re-released
to box office advantage. The fil-
lum is "The Phantom President,"
and the late George M. Cohan,
Claudette Colbert and Jimmy
Durante share billing. . . "The
Road to Utopia" is booked for
the Carolina Sunday and Mon
day March 24 "and 25.
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