FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1946
PAGE FOUE
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
VETS
(Continued from first page)
student body, due to the large
number of veterans in school
now. It is proposed that the
house be turned over to an agent
responsible to the student gov
ernment, opened to the entire
campus and a veteran be appoint
ed as student manager.
Guidance Available
The guidance facilities of the
University Testing Service, Vet
erans Advisement Office, Uni
versity Housing Office, and the
regional office of the Veterans
Administration here, make fur
ther activities in this field by
-the U VA unnecessary, the ex
ecutive committee believes.
Other campus organizations
have recently taken a greater
part in campus social activities,
for which main purpose the UVA
was organized, and the forming
of American Legion and AVC
posts on the campus makes joint
action on veterans' problems pos
sible by the new groups.
Veterans Council
Feeling that there is a need
for some agency on the campus
empowered to speak for the UNC
veterans,, the executive com
mittee proposes the setting up
of a six-man student Veterans
Council, to be chosen in a campus-wide
election by all veterans.
This council would represent ex
servicemen on the campus in
state and national affairs, and
could mobilize the veterans at
any time when joint action by
all campus veterans seemed nec
essary. "I wish to strongly urge all
veterans, and any other inter
ested persons, to attend the UVA
meeting next Wednesday at
which time these proposals will
be put up to vote," stated Presi
dent Stewart. ' -, '
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LACKEY
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ascertained. Before this deci
sion was made public I called the
speaker of the legislature and
explained the situation to him
and he concurred with the de
cision to declare the ballots in
valid. The cry has now been raised
that a portion of the student
body has been "robbed" of its
right to vote. I assure you that
no perpetration of fraud was in
tended by the elections commit
tee. The fact that 118 votes
were declared illegal was made
public in its report to the legis
lature and there has been no un
necessary secrecy in its actions.
I have never witnessed an elec
tion in which at least some of
the ballots have not been invali
dated and somebody's duly cast
vote declared illegal. In this case
it is unfortunate that the fact
is known that the contested
votes would change the outcome
of the referendum. The de
cision as to whether or not the
report of the committee should
stand is in the hands of many
more important people than I,
but I would like to say that I
think the election results should
stand as they have been reported.
Signed:
Jack Lackey
DUBIOUS BATTLE
(Continued from page two)
Letter of Commendation, and
yotfr Campus Activities good
heavens, there's the Di, the Phi,
the Geet Got Guy, the IRC, The
CPU, the razoozaz and the Poop-poop-a-doo.
The candidate above the pack,
Mrs. Dubie's lad, vote for Jack."
"There's no question that
you're right, Bud, but how about
The boy whose name is free
from mud,
A vote for him is a vote for Bud."
"You're right, Jack, we're both
great. But I couldn't carry on
alone we've been together so
long, dear. Which gives me an
idea."
"Exactly, Bud."
Final Plug Dept.: Therefore,
dear voters, please use the blank
space offered at the bottom to
write in your ballot.
I want Jack Dube and Bud
Imbrey for co-Presidents of the
Student Body because: It ain't
what they do, it's the way that
they do it. They will eliminate
the double standard. They will
pour enough PeeJay into Ho
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Remains Open Now
During Afternoons
Beginning today, the Candle
light Room, on the ground floor
of Graham Memorial will be
open during the afternoons for
dancing, according to Eddie
Black, student manager of the
establishment.
However, due to a shortage
of soft drinks refreshments may
be purchased only during the
evening hours.
The "Parisian Terrace" will
be opened in afew weeks on the
court just outside of the build-r
ing and Manager Black stated
that he hopes to keep the room
open all day during the summer
months.
Carolina-Duke Classes
To Hold Picnic Today
Creative writing classes from
Carolina and Duke university
will hold a joint picnic in the
Duke forest this afternoon, start
ing at 2:15 p.m.
A 60-passenger truck will
carry the two classes, taught by
Prof. Phillips Russell of Caro
lina and Prof. William Black
burn of Duke, to the picnic site,
where the food will be furnish
ed by the Duke students. The
visiting class from Chapel': Hill
will provide the entertainment.
NEWS BRIEFS
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Westinghouse Strike
Ends in Pay Boost
Pittsburg, May 9 The 115
day old strike of 75-thousand
Westinghouse Electric workars
has been settled. Westinghouse
employes will get a pay hike of
18 cents an hour.
strike has raised the toll of un
employed or part-time workers
to two million and brought an
announcement from General Mo
tors and Crysler that they will
close in ten days' time.
Election io be Held
Officers will be elected at the
meeting of the Photography Club
tonight at 7:30 p. m. at the
Wootten-Moulton studios.
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Maritime Unions Vote
On National Merger
New York, May 9 The lead
ers of six CIOMaritime unions
and one independent group have
voted unanimously to merge
their membership into' one na
tionwide organization which will
be fifth in strength in the CIO
union hierarchy.
Russia Snubs Byrnes
On Peace Parley Plan
Moscow, May 9 Russia has
rejected Secretary of State
Byrnes plan for a general Euro
pean peace conference of June
15th. Instead, Russia suggests
the Big Four Foreign Ministers
meet again on June 5th, for an
other try at breaking their dead
lock on European treaties.
Truman May Request
Opening of Mine Pits
Washington, May 9 A gov
ernment source says President
Truman is considering asking
John L. Lewis and the soft coal
operators to reopen the pits for
30 days when they continue ne
gotiations. The 39th day of the
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