Why You Should Vote
.(1) The new constitution gives the student legislature the
power to levy and collect fees from each student in the Univer
sity. Next year's planned budget deals with over $109,000 of
your money. See that you put gopd men in the legislature to
regulate this budget.
(2) The Daily Tar Heel is the voice of the student body to
. the outside world. Through it your parents and friends, and the
alumni of UNC find out what is going on in school. It is a
$50,000 a year business see that YOU elect a good man for the
editorship.
(3) The president of the student body has the power of veto
over the legislature. He is an'ex officio" member of all standing
committees he appoints vacancies in student government be
tween elections and appoints the chairman of many important
boards and committees. Know the man yon vote for.
(4) The vice-president of the student body serves as speak
er of the student legislature. He must be a man that can demand
decorum from that group. By the way he arranges the agenda,
so goes the business of that body. It takes a good man, See that
YOU vote to put a good man in that office.
Horseless Buggy Doctor
Chapel Hill's congested public arteries, whose unnatural swell
ing has of late moved both carowners and pedestrains alike to
general grousing and various impractical panaceas, are final
ly going under the care of an expert. At the behest of the Stu
dent Legislature, the State Highway commission's traffic engi
neer will come here this week to attempt to solve our little town's
big parking and traffic problem.
Robert A. Burch is the trouble-shooter's name, and after a
survey expected to last from a week to ten days, he will report
his findings and recommendations to a saftey committee appoint
ed by Chancellor House.
Our only experience with practical traffic problems is in try
ing to stay among the class of the quick and not the dead along
Franklin street's convertible-studded length. Nevertheless, be
cause we realize the magnitude of the campus congested con
dition, we can eagerly await the day that the engineer's find
ings can be put into effect and the two-horse atmosphere of the
past can be relatively restored.
The Legislature, along with the administration can be com
mended for its altertness in moving to ease this thorn in the
town's automotive side.
Our only recommendation to Mr. Burch is that he leave his
car in Raleigh when he comes to survey the problem, and that
he look carefully before attempting to cross our main thorough
fare at the rush hour. E. B. A.
Those who continue to shrink from responsibility continue to
shrink.
There is one thing more important than having a good man in
the White House, and that's having a good man in every house.
Yelling at children isnt likely to make the home a howling
success.
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The man who knows how to say, "I'm sorry" to his wife and
children knows how to end deadlocks with his associates,
his boss, or employees.
What can happen tomorrow depends on how we are living to
day.
Build on what unites. Then we can unite to build.
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Strictly Detrimental . . .
Daylight Saving Problem
Leaves Columnist in Dark
By Jud Kinberff
One thing that has been worrying me everv since I was able to steal the
watch out of my dad's vest pocket is what the devil they do with the hour
they save up north when they go on daylight saving time.
I haven't said anything about it in the past because as a died-in-the-cotton
Southerner, I didn't want to embarrass the Democratic administration up
in Washington. After all, they probably had an alphabet agency to take care
of allocating that extra hour to the dust bowl or more likely some punch
bowl. But now that them Republicans
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Constitutional Amendments
(Ed. note This is the concluding article of a series prepared by Dewey
Dorsett and Charles Warren to acquaint students with the proposed amend
ments to the constitution at next Tuesday's election.)
AMENDMENT NUMBER THREE THE HOUSE PRIVILEGES BOARD
The house privileges board was created during the war. Its purpose is to
make all rules concerning coed visiting privileges in fraternity houses. The
fraternities were put on their honor to uphold the rules, but in addition the
board made spot checks to see if the standards were being upheld. Is this
not an unusual procedure to put students on their honor and then go around
checking up ? Such a system was doomed to failure from the beginning and
this year the board has to all intents and purposes ceased to function. The
coed visiting privileges agreement was drawn up by he parties concerned:
the fraternities, the coed, and the administration meeting together. It is
enforced by the honor system and has worked successfully all year.
The amendment provides for the complete elimination of section 7, Article
III, pertaining to the House Privileges Board.
AMENDMENT NUMBER FOUR : ELECTIONS DATES
Sec. 3 of Article V provides that General Campus Elections shall be held
on the first Tuesday in May and that the inauguration shall be held on the
third Tuesday in May. This means that the general campus elections comes
barely three weeks before final exams and hardly gives the old officers a good
opportunity to orientate the new officers in their respective jobs. Sec. 2 of
Article I provides that half of the legislature shall be elected on the second
Tuesday in December. This date too comes too close to examinations and
works an undue hardship on both the candidates and the elections board.
The amendment provides that the date of general campus elections shall
be moved up one month to the first Tuesday in April. The inauguration will
be held on the third Tuesday. The date of the December elections will be
moved up one week to the first Tuesday in December. The adoption of this
change will eliminate conflicts with the examination schedule and allow the
returning officers sufficient time to instruct the new officers in their duties
and responsibilities. '
AMENDMENT NUMBER FIVE THE HONOR COUNCIL
By far the most important amendment to be submitted for your approval
concerns our honor councils. The foundation of student self government at
the University rests upon the honor code and the campus code. If the en
forcement of chese codes is encumbered by a complex, unwieldy organization
of our honor courts, constitutions will be of no avail. We will have lost stu-
aent government by virtue of the ridicule and contempt of the student body.
Accordingly, the proposed amendment tremendously strengthens our honor
code and simplifies the whole judicial system by eliminating the appeal pro
cedure from the men's and women's councils to the student council. The Stu
dent council thus becomes a court of constitutionality, hearing all cases
involving the alleged constitutionality of acts passed by the legislature and
deciding case 3 of jurisdiction in conflicts between various organizations. All
honor and campus code violations will be tried by the men's and women's
councils. Appeals from their decisions will be sent directly to the faculty
executive committee instead of the student council.
The absolute necessity for this change is prompted by so many important
factors that the chairman of the councils are submitting statements to. you J
which will go into greater detail.
AMENDMENT NUMBER SIX CONCERNING FORM
This amendment -simply provides for the renumbering and rewording of
the parts of the constitution affected by the amendments which will be passed
and for a better classification of the powers and duties of the officers and
ing of any part of the document, but will enable the improvement of tho,
committees provided for. This amendment will cause no change in the mean
ing of any part of the document, but will enable the improvement of the
form and the style of the constitution.
We heartily recommend that you vote for the approval of all these amend
ments. They were designed for one purpose : to strengthen student govern
ment. It is imperative that the change be made now.
DEWEY DORSETT, Pres. of Student Body
CHARLES WARREN, Vice-Pres.
are in. l reiuse to Keep quiet
longer. It seems to me that if no an
swer is forthcoming quickly, if they
don't have an item in the budget for
allocation of that hours, our lawmak
ers may well find themselves facing
a charge of malfeasance in-and out of
office.
It is just this sort of lethargy on
the part of voters that has perpet
uated many an abuse in our fair
country. Somebody passes a law and
the next thing you know there are
only 23 hours in the day. Now if
that doesn't fly in the face of every
thing democratic and godly, I've
been reading out of the wrong pew.
I'll be frank, Senator Taft, there's
no use trying to pettifog me back into
indifference. I know my constitution
al rights and I want an answer. You
boys up there have gone and done it,
now account for that hour.
I don't believe the Senators have!
quite considered just how much ruckus
daylight saving time is bound to cause.
That justly-famous line from every
gangster film, "Ratface, you have only
24 hours to live," will have to be
changed to "Ratface, you have only
23 hours to live."
Then too, yesterday is no longer yes
terday. In the parlance of the big Ar
my brass, it's yesterday-minus-one. As
for the Navy, they'll have to revive
their system of belling out the time
aboard ship. Of course, no one ever
understood what the chimes meant
anyway, so maybe that won't be too
bad.
What it will do to the lunar sys
tem is beyond description. The
moon's going to get awfully con
fused unless somebody explains the
new setup to her in a hurry. And
I'm willing to wager that not a
commission in a carload on Capitol
Hill has thought about finding out
how the constellations feel about the
whole thing.
Of course, if the hour is put to some
good use such as designating it official
"Cocktail Time" for North and South
America, I might be willing to with
draw my objections. Or if some pro
vision has been made to collect that
hour each day and when they're all
totalled up to set it aside as a "Cock
tail Week" for North and South
America sort of a Found Weekend
then I guess I'll drop . my suit and
even my BVD's.
All local legislators I've talked to
about this business have insisted that
go ahead with proceedings immed
iately. But I'm willing to give the
Republicans a chance. I just don't
want them to think that because they
were elected on a "Had Enough?" tic
ket that we meant for them to go and
take that hour away from us.
I'm glad to see that the sovereign
state of North Carolina has kept its
head and not been sucked in by this
daylight-saving time. Together with
the other flowers of Southern state-
j hood, it can form a base from which
to fight this latest Northern-Repub
lican grab for power.
Let's get started on our campaign
before its too late. Right now I bet
Vandenberg is offering all those hours
stolen from the taxpayers of America
to the United Nations. Such stuff must
cease. It's all right to help out in a
pinch, but I'll be damned if I want
to see that hour go without a fight.
It's bound to ruin all the wage-hour
and portal-to-portal systems we've
just worked out.
And for me, it's going to cut my
sack time down considerably. I'll only
be able to sleep 23 hours a day now.
What Do
YOU Say?
By Harry Snowden
Today's Question
What do you think of Henry Wal
lace's recent speeches to foreign na
tions and the resulting effects in this
country? .
Answers
I think Mr. Wallace is much over
rated as to both his influence and his
following. He is like many another
agitator except that he once was a
government official. His utterings are
of course resented by all thinking
people but I think that in the long
run they are uite inconsequential and
should be tolerated as an example of
our type of democracy. Paul Mullin-
ax, bastoma.
I think that Mr. Wallace should
mind his own business and let Sec
retary Marshall handle our foreign
policy. Mason Thomas, Siler City.
Mr. Wallace is still bemoaning the
fact that he was ' kicked out of the
j government and he's crying on an in-
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xemaxionai scaie. in ray estimation,
his opinions and attitudes toward the
international problems are as spine
less as the amoeba. Camest West,
Kinston.
I believe Mr. Wallace is definitely
a communist. Probably a member of
the Third International which takes
its orders from Uncle Joe. Dick
Council, Salisbury.
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