SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1916
PAGE FOUR
THE DAILY TAB HEEL
Valkyries Sing Still Open
For Song Groups on Campus
Marge Pullen, chairman off
the annual Valkyries Sing to be
held May 19 in Memorial Hall,
announced yesterday that any
group wishing to enter the con
test may still do so by contact
ing her at the Pi Beta Phi house.
Nine organizations to date
have entered the sing, which is
open to every dormitory, fra
ternity, sorority and organiza
tion on campus. Cups have been
ordered by the Valkyries and will
be presented to the winning
men's team and the winning wo
men's team.
Eight on Team
A minimum of eight persons
must be included' in each team,
and in order to enter the festi
val the team must submit its
theme and the song it proposes
to sing, in addition to a fee of
$1.00, to Miss Pullen.
Organizations, themes and
songs already entered in the con
test are as follows: Mclver,
theme "Summertime," singing
"Summertime," "June is Bustin'
Out All Over" and "Indian Sum
mer;" Veterans Association,
theme "Confederate;" Pi Beta
Phi, theme "Cigarettes," sing
ing "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes"
and "Two Cigarettes in the
Dark;" Spencer, theme "Mins
trel" singing "Sweet Sue,
"Watermillion Song" and "Mem
phis Blues;" CICA, theme
"Dream," singing "I Dream of
You," "Dream" and "I'll Buy
That Dream;" Phi Mu Alpha,
theme "Dream," singing "I'll
See You in my Dreams" and
"Dream;" Phi Gamma Delta,
theme "Drink;" Smith Dorm,
theme "Minstrel ;" and Carr
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entered will be carried out with
the aid of stage settings, ac
companiment and lighting. The
$1.00 fee will cover cost of the
latter.
Films
staring Nancy Carroll and
Charles "Buddy" Rogers. . . .
The Legion of Decency went on
record last week by saying Bene
dict Borgeaus' "Diary "of a
Chambermaid" and Twentieth
Century-Fox's "Shock" were ev
erything a picture should not be.
Long controlled by the Catholic
Church, the Legion, of Decency
said it did not believe the Cath
olic theme was being used too
much at present in the cinema.
Other highly thought of groups
are fed up with it. Leo McCarey,
director of "Going My Way" and
"Bells of St. Mary's" said he was
tired of being thought of as lov
er of religious pictures. Mc
Carey said, "it will be a long,
long time before I make another
picture with a Catholic theme, if
I ever do." . . . Joan Edwards,
singing star of "Your Hit Pa
rade" since 1941 will soon report
to Hollywood for one picture, at
RKO. This will not interfere
with her broadcasts. . . . "Cluny
Brown" co-starring Jennifer
Jones and Charles Boyer was re
leased last week by Fox. This
picture gives Miss Jones a de
lightfully new role which is cer
tain to boost her already high
popularity. . . . In the opinion of
many cinemaddicts, Angela
Lansbury is currently Holly
wood's brightest new star. Her
singing in "Picture of Dorian
Grey" last summer didn't cause
anyone to swoon, and "The Har
vey Girls" was little better. How
ever, through diligent studying
of voice, Miss Lansbury comes
up with a remarkably delightful
selection in "The Hoodlum
Saint." Some critics can't see
her at all, but she may well be
come Metro's answer to Greta
Garbo. Let's watch her during
the next five years you can bet
she'll go places ! . . Gene Kelly's
first picture after his very brief
stay in the Navy-will be "The
Pirate" co-starring Judy Gar
land. Judy certainly can't sing,
but Gene does some very attrac
tive dancing.
Organ Recital Planned
Monte Howell will give an or
gan recital in Hill Hall on Sun
day, April 28, at 4:30 p.m.
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NEWS BRIEFS
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detailed list of economic ques
tions which in Byrnes' words
"must be discussed" in con
nection with the loan. His use
of the word "must" hints strong
ly that the United States has no
intention of granting monetary
aid to Russia without definite
information on the Soviet
Union's financial and industrial
situation.
France Adopts
New Constitution
New York, April 19 The
French Assembly tonight adop
ted a new constitution, but only
after a bitter fight which the
conservatives lost by only 60
votes. All Left-Wing elemenst
banded together to approve the
constitution. It does not become
effective however, until after a
national referendum has been
held. The nation-wide vote is
scheduled for May fifth.
Farm Bloc Senators
Plan More Price Curbs
Washington, April 19 Farm
bloc Senators indicate they are
planning still further curbs on
price controls. They are rally
ing around Senator Elmer Thom
as of Oklahoma, who has intro
duced an amendment which
strips the OPA of nearly all but
rent controls.
Used Car Clip Said
To Be Shattered by OPA
Washington, April 19 The
government says it has shatter
ed a multi-million dollar racket
in used cars in a drive to break
up the biggest black market in
OPA history An eight-months
probe has ended with the naming
of 31 persons. They are charged
with arranging for the purchase
of cars in Detroit and selling
them in the southern United
States.
Spain Makes Charges
Against Red Freight
New York, April 19 The
Spanish government is report
ed tonight to have charged that
a Russian freighter has landed
15 thousand tons of ammunition
at Marseilles for the use of Com
munist forces planning an at
tack against Spain from France.
The charges are said to have
been made in a note sent to our
government.
Russian Lieutenant
Denies Espionage
Washington, April 19 The
Russian- Naval Officer charged
with espionage again has pro
tested his innocence. Lieutenant
Nicolai Gregorovich Redin, ac
cused of having obtained secrets
Oat of the
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of the Destroyer Tender USS
Yellowstone while in Seattle, will
be defined by two Portland,
Oregon, attorneys. However,
both lawyers maintain that, al
though the Russian government
is paying the legal fees, they are
defending Redin as an indivi
dual and not as a representative
of Russia.
Vet's Surplus Needs
Truman's Signature
Washington, April 19 All
that's needed now to give vet
erans first choice of surplus
goods is the signature of Presi
dent Truman. The Senate to
day passed House-approved leg
islation setting aside certain
types of surplus government
property for exclusive sale to ex
GI's. Australia's Proposal
May Have Solution
New York, April 19 It looks
tonight as if Australia's propo
sal for a five-man subcommittee
investigation of the Franco gov
ernment may solve the United
Nations Security Council dis
pute over Spain. Both the United
States and Great Britain are
said to favor the Australian pro
posal. Even Poland, apparently
reconciled to the certain defeat
of her demand for a U-N diplo
matic break with Spain, is said
to be considering the Austrailian
suggestion.
Box Score
(Continued from Page S)
DeLuca, Jeffries, Postove, Died
rick. Two base hits : Thompson,
Postove. Three base hit: Cole.
Stolen bases: Cleetwood. Dou
ble play: Thompson to Ryan to
Gregory. Runs: off Manjini 2
in 1-3 inn., off Postove 0 in 5 2-3
inn., off Parker 0 in 3 inn. Struck
out: by Postove 4, by Parker 7,
by Webb 1. Bases on balls: off
Manjini 2, off Postove 1, off Par
ker 1, off Webb 3. Winning
pitcher: Postove. Umpires Vea
sey and Fields. Time of game:
1:50.
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home.
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gin of victory, the home team
tallied twice in the fourth to
finish the scoring for the day.
Two singles mixed with a walk,
a wild throw by Webb and an
error by John Hearn to bring
the Bulls their last two runs.
George Thompson and Charlie
Cole were the only Tor Heel
batsmen to have any success
against the offerings of the Dur
ham pitchers this afternoon.
Thompson had two singles be
sides his first-inning double,
while Cole continued his heavy
hitting with a triple added to
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tripled to right in the third with
! two out, but got no further.
Parker, who started pitching
for the Bulls in the seventh,
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Ryan in succession in that in
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a third strike by Hearn, Rollo
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Dr. William Newman, pianist,
will give a lecture recital Thurs
day in Hill Hall at 8:30 p.m.
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