FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1947
PAGE FOUR
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
t
SYRIAN
(Continued from page 1)
gression . . . This attachment of
the States of the Arab League to
the United Nations needs no ar
gument in support of it. In a
world still ruled by power poli
tics . there . is no hope for the
Arabs or for any other people,
large or small, except within a
sound international organiza
tion in which the Arabs and
other people can work for a bet
ter life. Thus, we look to the
United Nations for justice and
equity, and we pin our faith and
find our salvation in its Charter.
For Integrity
He emphasized that the Arab
states "are for the independence
and territorial integrity of each
state whether or not it is a mem
ber of the United Nations. It is
a principle from which we ar
dently hope we shall never stray.
We are also for the freedom of
nations to determine their life
and destiny."
Mr. Tomeh declared that the
importance of the Middle East
as the crossroads between the
various parts of the world and
the role of the Arab states in
determining the peace of the
world "is becoming more and
more obvious. And the signifi
cance of the part to be played in
the United Nations by the six
Middle Eastern "Arab states
whiVh are its members has been
correspondingly increased," he :
said.
Veterans Co-op Hold
Meeting Tuesday Nigrht
. At 8 o'clock Tuesday evening
the veterans co-op will hold a
general meeting in the medical
building auditorium.
Two members will be elected
to fill the existing vacancies on
the board of directors, and in
formation regarding the pa
tronage dividend will be an
nounced. EMPLOYMENT WANTED
WIFE OF STUDENT DESIRES
tutoring or child care work. Col
lege grad., nursery experience.
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TODAY
VILLAGE
Bull's Head Book Shop May Be Described
As Intimate Nook for Browsing', Says Writer
By Raney Stanford
"An intimate nook for brows
ing" is the descriptive phrase
that has been applied to the
Bull's1 Head book shop down
through the years since its orig
ination in 1928, and its tradition
of service, to the members of
the University community is
flourishing quietly today.
Breaking down this service
rendered into things that are
done for you, you, and you, Mrs.
Charles Valentine, Jr., manager
of the shop, explains how it be
comes very personal indeed.
- Buy Many
"Many of our books are
bought with special' people in
mind. I'll be looking through
an order list and I'll see some
thing that I know John will
like, or something Sue is in
terested in, so we'll order it."
People don't forget things like
that. Mrs. Valentine hears from
many of the shops habituees aft
er they leave school, and many
drop in again whenever they get
the chance.
Housing Office Ends
Last Sebt ember List
Of Room Applicants
All students who entered the
University in September, 1947,
and who made a dormitory de
posit at that time have room ac
commodations arranged for
them, according to an announ
cement released today by J. E
Wadsworth, housing director.
Wadsworth warns, though,
that these men with dormitory
space priority . at present must
contact the housing office, 207
South building, by tomorrow
and pick up their room keys.
Otherwise, after tomorrow their
room deposits will be refunded
and their names taken off the
waiting list so that other stu
dents who came to the Univer
sity in January may be assigned
rooms as soon as possible.
The following men are aga'n
urged to contact the housing of
fice immediately in case they
have not yef done so by press
time: Baddour, Robert A ;j
Barnes, Francis N.; Burgess,
Robert L.; Carter, Leonard C;
Caudle, Richard H.; Constable,
John; Crow, Kenneth M.; Ellis,
James E.; Graham, Jack B.;
Harper, James B. Jr.; Herring,
Bobby J.; Hicks, Jesse R.; In
gram, John H. Jr.; Irby, Ed
ward C; Kirby, Wallace H :
Leinbach, William S.; Louns
bury, Tracy M.; Lowenstein, Al;
McCullers, Hal A.; MacRae,
Charles B. Jr.; Mann, Drenner
G.; Moore, Milton A. Jr.; Mor
gan, James L.; Moye, Elbert;
Neilson, R. W.; Nicholson, Mal
colm B.; Owen, Charles C; Pap
pas, Arthur N.; Pugh, John R.;
Scarborough, Robert E.; Smith,
Stephen B.; Smothers, Thomas
G.; Sprinkle, Robert F.; Steph
ens, James C; Stillman, John
E., Jr.; Sugar Leon; Taylor,
John E.; Tyson, Claude B., Jr.;
Ward, George E.; Warren, Rob
ert C; Waugh, James M.; Wil-
REIIDER'S
CHAPEL HILL
FLOWER SHOP
Opposite Post Office Cornel
Take a good look
It's the best, surest
and safest method
of handling money.
Have yon an account?
BANK OF
CHAPEL HILL
Member FD1C
There is a book to suit almost
every taste in this littlecorner
of the library building; all the
best-sellers are here and also
things that a graduate English
student would be pleasantly
surprised to find.
"We keep all the Thorne
Smith, S. J. Perelman, and
things that everybody likes; but
also many out-of-the way books,
things not ordinarily seen in the
everyday commercial shop,"
says Mrs. Valentine .
One of Them
The Bull's Head, one of the
few college shops of its kind in
the nation, is able to keep a
stock of around 3000 volumes
on hand through its unique sys
tem of sale and rental. All the:
books are for sale, .and almosi
all of them are also for rent.
The reader rents one at 10 cents
for four days, and each time it
is rented 10 cents is removed
from the retail price until the
book reaches a rfinimum sale
value of 25 cents.
"This keeps the stock moving,
Nineteen Veterans
Still Unregistered
Nineteen veterans, all in
training under Public Law 16,
are not officially registered in
training . at the University.
These men, as follows, must re
port at once to Elliott G.
Bourne, VA training officer, in
111 Peabody hall: Abernethy,
Henry G.; Barham, Jesse L.;
Blalock, William B.; Doddo,
James Andre; Grosner, Alan L.;
Guillebeau, Joseph E. Jr ;
Hargett, Phillip G.; Loman,
Thomas E.; Long, Peter L ;
Lowe, Thomas M.; McCoy, Mer
cer G.; Phillips, Allen C; Pow
ell, Edward M., Jr.; Pridgen,
Carl A.; Roycroft, Chester;
Springs, Samuel M. Jr.; Weath
erspoon, Joe C; Wilkes, James
R.; Woodard, Walker W.
Baptist Church Reopens
All-Day Nursery School
Last Thursday a full-day, non
profit nursery sool was open
ed by the Baptist Church for
the benefit of students and oth
er residents requiring such serv
ices. The nursery, now directed by
Miss Lucy Home, a college
graduate, will be open from H
a.m. to 5 p.m. Lunches will be
served to the children.
Miss Home may he called al
9741 for interview and enroll
ment. son, Ernest F.; Wilson, Jesse L.;
Weinstein, Maurice M.; Wood,
Billy F.; and Young, James L.
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Mens Shop
"Gentlemen Prefer
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"College Mc:i Prefer Arrows" , ,
is a true tranih n
based on solid facts
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. More thr.n 3 r'it c mm prefer Arrow shirts ,
- iurvcy by 2 ! -clonal College Research Bureau.
ARRO W SH!R TS and TIES
UNDERWEAR KANDKESCHIEFS SPORI$"ThTTi$ ,
helps prevent our being stuck
with a book if the demand for
it suddenly falls away. After a
few rentals a book almost pays
for itself.
Attached to the University
library extension under the su
pervision of Nellie Roberson, th2
non-profit book nook has been
in its present location on the
ground floor of the library,
since 1935. One of the functions
of its parent, the extension lib
rary, is to send out material,
on request from various parts of
the state, and many of the vol
umes requested come from the
shelves of the Bull's Head. As
Mrs. Valentine puts it:
"So any of the people out
there that want to can read
about John Steinbecks' bus."
In downright "browsability"
the. shop lives up to its reputa
tion. As a matter of fact, Mrs.
Valentine is afraid the comfor
table over-stuffed furniture ap
peals to many besides the bib
liophile; people who seem to
have their browsing mixed up
with drowsing .
Union Needs Students
For Volunteer Work
j Everyone interested in volun-
teer work with Graham Memor-
ial is asked to meet this afte--I
noon in the Roland Parker
lounge No. one, of the student
j union, at 5 o'clock. Chuck Hil
; ty, assistant director of the un
! ion, announced that positions
j are open for student assistance
j in the departments of entertain
! ment, dancing, music, and rec
reation.
"We have innumerable acti
vities planned for the year, and
this is a good chance for people
to get into interesting work,"
said Hilty. "Graham Memorial
work will enable them to make
contracts and get good exper
ience in the extra-curricular
field."
A teaspoo;"in the toe of each
nylon or silk stocking will keep
them from wrapping around the
clothesline.
University
Florist
"l or (he IJesl in Flowers"
Pick Theatre Bld.
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Telephone 6816 Z
ARROW
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Ties
Undershirts
Blondes". , .
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unsupported by the evidence
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lecture. at p.u.,
om the use of
corn products."
DR. GRAHAM
(Continued from page 1)
terday in conference with Presi
dent Graham, said that the com
mission was empowered by thi
U. N. Security council to use
any means to resolve peacefully
the dispute between the neo
phyte Indonesian Republic and
the Netherlands. "They may in
vestigate, mediate, or arbitrate."
he said.
Describing the U. N.'s action
on Indonesia as the only recent
situation which found the U. S.
and Russia in agreement, Scott
emphasized Dr. Graham's re
sponsibilities as "highly impor
tant in setting a pattern for set
tlement of disputes under U
N." He said that two months
would probably be required for
the commission to complete its
work.
Scott, an official in the Divi
sion of International Security
Affairs of the State Department,
was sent to Chapel Hill to brief
Dr. Graham on past develop
ments in the- Indonesian crisis
and to convey state papers to
the new delegate.
Dr. Graham, named by Presi
dent Truman under the United
Nations Participation act of
1945, is subject to confirmation
by the U. S. Senate if Congress
meets before the commission's
work is completed. However, no
session is expected.
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Buy texts for all courses
Ed Joyner Will
Chuck Hauser
In conformity with an elec
tion campaign promise of Editor
Barron Mills, the Daily Tar
Heel news staff has been com
pletely analyzed and re-distributed
in order to insure students
of complete coverage of campus
news.
Following a meeting of old
and new staff members Sunday,
Managing Editor Earl Heffner
announced several promotions
and a number of new assign
ments. Promoted to the position of
news editor was Ed Toyner, for
mer telegraph editor of the
Wilson Times, who last year
served on the Daily Tar Heel as
a reporter and night editor.
Hauser Promoted
Reporter Chuck Hauser also
was promoted to the position of
campus editor, a post analagous
to city editor of a city newspa
per. He will review all political
copy as this newspaper seeks to
employ nonpartisan coverage of
campus political news. Hauser
last year served as a reporter and
night editor, also worked as a
desk editor at times.
Both Joyner and Hauser will
continue to serve as night edi
tors. Other night editors and re
porters will be Bill Sexton and
TRY A PACK . . . TODAY
at MVS BOOKSHOP
Serve as New DTH News Editor;
Named Campus Editor for Paper
Charlie Gibson. Both men serv
ed in these capacities last year.
This year they have been assign
ed to larger news sources in rec
ognition of the reportorial ex
cellence. Another old staff member
who will cover a major beat is
Marine Reserves
Persons desiring to join the
Marine Corps reserve may do so
by contacting 2nd Lt. Morris N.
Jenkins, USMCR, at room one
Brockwell building (across the
street from the Carolina Thea
tre) 'or calling 3066, it was an
nounced today.
Lt. Jenkins pointed out that
in most cases, rank equivalent
to that held at time of discharge
will be returned, and in all
cases opportunity will be given ;
for advancement in rank. AU
that will be needed, said Lt.
Jenkins, is a copy of discharge
papers. -
LINOIL
for
Athlete's Foot
Sold at drugstores
BY AL CAPf
Raney Stanford, South Building
reporter.
New members of the staff who
have been assigned reportorial
or desk positions follow:
Everite ford, George Roberts,
Mark Sumner, Sarah Woodhull,
Martin Carmichacl, Bob Payne,
Bob Rolnik, Gilbert Furgurson,
George Drew, Margaret Gaston,
James Spence, Donald F. Mc
Donald, Charles H. Veen, Her
bert Nachman, Nina (Bunnic)
Davis, Demont Roseman, Jr., P.
McNeer Dillon, Jr., W. Ashley
Branch, Mae Belle Fnman,
Dortch Warriner, John Stump,
Gordon Huffines, and Leonard
Dudley.
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