TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1946
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
PAGE FOUB
Vet Payments
Will Continue
Uninterrupted
Veterans planning to remain
in school for the summer quarter
will not have to make any special
arrangements with the VA in
order that their allotment checks
continued to be paid, according
to Col. Shepard, veterans advi
sor. Checks will be paid 12 months
of each year unless the VA is no
tified that a veteran student is
leaving schdol because of gradua
tion, transfer, unofficial with
drawal, or temporary interrup
tion. Temporary interruption is
not construed to mean short va
cation neriods "between quarters.
Veterans may receive 12
monthly allotment checks for the
four quarters of a school year.
Veterans planning to leave
school during the summer must
notify the VA of their intentions.
Special forms are being prepared
to facilitate the administrative
details of this interruption, and
will be ready in the very near
future.
Maryland Huntcup Races
Aiiraci oiuucuw
"Booty" Brawley, Joe Miller,
Booky Jabine and Simmons
Jones, DKE's, attended the
Maryland Huntcup races this
weekend. Also attending the
races were Bettie Kendrick, Pi
Phi, Jessie Nalle and Westy Fen
hagen, Delta Psi's.
University Service
Station
Odis Pendergraft, Prop.
ESTABLISHMENT
(Continued from first page)
of student publications and make
them such as to adequately pro
vide both information and enter
tainment for the students.
6. Improvement of dormitory
conditions, to include: ,
a. Adequate social rooms.
7 b. Additional and better tele
phone accommodations.
c. Re-establishment of dormi
tory stores.
7. An early return of a cam
pus humor magazine separate
from the Carolina Mag which
would then become a literary
publication.
8. We favor the proposed
campus constitution in general,
believing that it is a significant
and much needed step forward
in making our student govern
ment a co-ordinated, efficiently
working machine which does
not lose sight of Carolina's tra
ditional democratic system. If
the constitution is accepted as
campus law, we will do every
thing in our power to make it
succeed as a working form of
government. "
9. These things we shall strive
for, regardless of election results.
Interdormitory Council
Plans Meet Tomorrow
The Interdormitory Council
will meet tomorrow night at 7
o'clock in Roland Parker Lounge
in Graham Memorial. Jimmy
Wallace, president of the Council,
said that the matter of awarding
athletic" plaques will be on the
agenda, and several other impor
tant items will come up before
the group.
Walker to Address Math
The Mathmatics discussion
group will meet at 7 p.m. to
night in 311 PhillipsThomas
Walker will talk on the "Use of
the Slide Rule".
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Communications
Asked for China
In Talk by Ryan
"Communication is the great-
estneedof China today," em
phasized Dr. W. Carson Ryan in
his address to the Carolina Politi
cal Union Sunday night in Gra
ham Memorial. Before an inter
ested audience he gave a first
hand account of the problems
facing China in the post war
world. Dr. Ryan is the head of
the Education Department here
and has recently returned from
an extended tour of China as
Child Welfare Consultant for
United China Relief.
The chief fault in the com
munication system is the lack of
efficient transportation, Ryan
said. He also answered numerous
questions concerning general
conditions in China.
Bill Crisp, chairman of the
CPU, announced that next Sun
day's meeting will not be open
to the public.
Gamble Describes Increase
In Insanity As Alarming
Harlan Stone, who died last
week.
BULL'S HEAD BOOKSHOP
Ground Floor Library
"BRIDESHEAD REVISITED" by Evelyn Waugh
Browse Rent Buy
ANNOUNCING
The Opening of
Chapel Hill's Newest Jewelry Store
GODWIN JEWELRY CO.
Located Beneath Sutton's Drug Store
Featuring
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at Reasonable Prices
Prompt Guaranteed Watch Repairing
' Pens and Pencils
Leather Goods
Rings
Watches
Watch Bands
Bracelets
Lighters
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"There is an alarming and
continuous increase in the num
ber of insane and feeble-minded
people being committed to
institutions in all of the 48
states," Dr. Clarence J. Gam
ble, of Boston, formerly of the
University of Pennsylvania Med
ical School, asserted in an in
terview here recently.
"Many of these cases are he
reditary and could . have been
prevented by a simple, harmless
surgical operation on parents
definitely recognized as mental
ly defective", said Dr. Gamble
who is spending several days in
Chapel Hill and Durham for con
ferences with faculty members
of Carolina and Duke.
The sterlization program be
ing sponsored by that organiza
tion involves no change in the
physiological characteristics or
sexual relationships of those on
whom the operation is perform
ed and does not prevent happy
marriages, Dr. Gamble said..
"The operation is simple and
not dangerous," Dr. Gamble ex
plained. "It involves only the
closing of two tiny tubes. Noth
ing is removed from the body.
In women it is about the equiv
alent of a simple appendix opera
tion. In men it is even less com
plicated and does riot require a
stay in the hospital."
OPA
(Continued on page two) -Whole,
eliminating a roll call vote
on the amendments. When the
bill was voted on in the House,
however, administration leaders
forced a separate vote on each
amendment and a roll call vote on
the most critical of them. The
results, therefore, are set down
in black and white in the Con
gressional Record for April 17th.
They make sad reading.
Perhaps the most illuminating
thing about the vote is the revel
ation that the amendments were
passed in every case by Southern
Democrats who repudiated their
party leadership by casting af
firmative ballots. One amend
ment was passed by a majority
of 20 votes, with 50 Southern
Democrats voting for it. Anoth
er was passed by 122 votes, with
83 Southern Democrats voting
for it. The 'same holds true for
the whole series. These South
ern Democrats could have saved
the day by supporting the admin
istration but chose not to do so.
Printed below is a table show
ing the record of the North Caro
lina congressmen on these
amendments. It is suggested
that out-of-state students read
the Congressional Record and see
how their own representatives
voted. Now is the time for ac
tion. Democratic primaries in
this state are May 25th; the
general election November 5th.
Find out what your congressman
did on price control and let your
conscience be your guide at the
polls.
Yes No
Bonner (1st District) 6 1
Kerr (2nd District) 3 , 4
Barden (3rd District) 7 0
Cooley (4th District) 7 0
Folger (5th District) 0 7
Durham (6th District) 4 3
Clark (7th District) 1 6
Doughton (9th District) 7 0
Ervin (10th District) '. 4 3
Bulwinkle (11th District). 3 4
NOTE: The representatives from the
8th and 12th Districts did not vote.
Sound and Fury Calls
Open Meeting Tonight
There will be a very important
meeting for all the members and
those who are interested in Sound
and Fury tonight at Memorial
Hall at 7 : 30 p. iri. There will be
election of officers and discussion
of the new spring show, "Change
for a Penny."
t
Glee Club Rehearsal
A rehersal of the Women's
Glee Club will be held this after
noon at 5 o'clock in Hill Hall.
Hungarian Monarchy
Plot Is Thwarted
London. April 29 Radio Mos
cow says a plot to restore the
monarchy in Hungary has been
thwarted by the arrest of 70
young conspirators.
Send the Daily Tar Heel home !
University Opens
New Trailer Court
On Pittsboro Street
The University trailer court
is ready for occupation this
week, according to J. E. Wads
worth, housing officer.
Trailer space will be rented
for $10 per month. A bath house
will be available with hot and
cold showers, and electricity will
be furnished to each trailer, Mr.
Wadsworth said.
Those with trailers who de
sire space should contact Mr.
Wadsworth at 207 South Build
ing. NEWS BRIEFS
(Continued from first page)
police opening fire on leftwing
demonstrators yesterday. Sch
wartzkopf was head of the New
Jersey state police during the
Hauptmann trial.
Truman Meets Hughes
On High Court Issue
Washington, April 29 Presi
dent Truman met with retired
Chief Justice Charles Evans
Hughes today presumably to
get his advice in choosing a suc
cessor to the late Chief Justice
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LOST
Gold bracelet, silver ring, and
gold ring with cameo setting.
Reward to finder. Notify E. E.
Peacock, Bingham Hall.
MISSING
Green slicker Alligator feather
weight type raincoat taken
from coat-rack in basement of
GM, Wednesday night between
6:45 and 7 :00 P. Mr Return
to DTH business office.
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