TUESD AY, OCTOBER 25, 1949
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the plight of the Tar Heels as to reserve strength. They didn't have
it, and not having it, prevented the Carolinians from overcoming
all the ether obstacles thrown in their path.
The Tar Ileek will be back, no one doubts that. And the com
ponent needed to make the comeback seems to boil down to three
things rest, rest, and more rest. Any weekend Snavely can field
his squad at near-full or full strength, he has a match that can
strike and burn any team in the country. Right now his hands are
as full as his injury list.
So, mark Louisiana down in your book as a place where they
water the bourbon and the ball fields and forget about the whole
thing.
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University Has
23 Vote Members
'In Raleigh Meet
The Carolina delegation to this
year's session of the State Student
Legislature will be chose follow
ing interviews of all interested
students in the Carolina Forum
office in Graham Memorial from
3 until o'clock tomorrow and
Thursday.
John Sanders, UNC represen
tative to tne Legislature Interim
Council, said yesterday the spec
ial selection board, set up to pick
-Tinsley-
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TARNATION '" staff - members
will meet in their Graham Mem
orial office at 3 o'clock tomorrow
to have their pictures taken.
Editor Tom Kerr requests mem
bers to wear coats: and ties.; A
staff meeting will be, held fol
lowing the picture-taking.
ALPHA PHI OMEGA will hold
a brief open -meeting tonight at
7 o'clock in the second floor
the delegates, is anxious to have iounge of YMCA. The meeting
a large number of applicants. wiU be f0Howed by a closed exe-
According to Sanders, the cutive session. -
Board will make every effort to
select a delegation representative THE PHYSICS CLUB will hold
of all elements of the student a general meeting tonight at 7;30
bodv. "We want students who are in 212 Philips Hall. The purpose
interested in state and national
problems especially those with
some parliamentary experience,"
he said.
The Board is composed of San
ders, Banks Talley, Secretary
Treasurer of the Interim Council,
Herschel Keener of the Debate
Council, Art Murphy, President
of the Di Senate, and. Graham
Jones, Speaker of the Phi Assem
bly.
The State Student Legislature
is patterned after the North Caro-
ina General Assembly. Every col-
ege in the state is allowed to
send four senators. Representa
tives are apportioned on a basis of
enrollment. Carolina, with 19 rep
resentatives and four senators,
will have the largest delegation
at the Legislature.
of the meeting is to familiarize
new undergraduate physics maj-
with the club.
ors
members of - Chi - Delta Phi . who
have been invited to join the Tau
Chapter, .
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' LAMBDA CHI ALPHA fra
ternity Sunday night initiated 10
students, bringing the total chap
ter strength to 54 members. Im
mediately following the initiation
ceremonies, the new members
were entertained at a specia
breakfast given by the old active
members. .
i The 10 new members are: John
W. Burwell, Joe L. Clark, Guy
C. Carr, Richard F. Hunt, Jr.
A.. Kimsey King, Jr., Harry L
Lambeth, " Jr., Edwin M. Robins
William. F. Simpson, Robert ' L.
Sturdivant and Robert L. Wood
all. .
THE FENCING CLUB will hold
an important meeting at 7:30 to
night in Woollen Gym. AH mem
bers who would like to remain
in the club are asked, to pres
ent. Members who cannot attend
should notify Ed Williams in 325
"B" Dormitory. ' ;
,THE WINSTON-SALEM Caro
lina Club will have a very im
portant meeting tonight at. 7:30
in Gerrard Hall, said President
Durward Jones. All members are
urged to attend.
THE IOTA TAU Chapter of
Sigma Alpha Iota is having an
informal tea tomorrow at 5 o'clock
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in tne xiorace wimams L.uuuge
of Graham Memorial. All rushees
of the chapter are cordially " in
vited. Mrs. Betty Hubbard and
Dr. H. W. Stoke, president of Miss Barbara Young will be the
Louisiana State, said he was sur- soloist for the meeting,
prised to learn the condition of jl.
the field. O'Brien quoted him as TT,r, TATi rwAPTiTR nf C.h
saying, "I knew nothing of it until Dfilta phii national honorary lit
I read it in the paper this morn- erary society for coeds has is.
ing. 10 me, tne neia looKea aamp d invitati0ns to join the
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(Continued from page 1)
A STUDENT is needed to take
charge of the Carpenter Shop
which'wTll open soon in the base
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game. I
"It was a litle wetter than we
wanted it to be, but that was
no fault, of mine," Tinsley said.
If the : field was so wet, how
come none oi tne uim uacics
slipped and how come they com
pleted 14 out of 22 passes and
ustice averaged about 46 yards
a punt? Our jerseys weren't even
muddied."
Tinsley said the field was
watered twice around the middle
through a mixup, but that most
of it hadn't been wet since Fri
day night. -
"Our dry weather routine," he
explained, "calls for an attendant
to sprinkle the field after our
boys, the visiting team and the
band have practiced Friday night.
Ordinarily, the visiting team gets
through by 8:30 but North Caro
lina didn't finish until 9:30.
"By then the attendant had
gone home and one of our team
managers sprinkled the field.
Then Saturday morning when I
got to the stadium I saw the
attendant wetting down around
midfield and I stopped him. He
hadn't known it had already
been watered." .
Then he added:
"Not one of the 45,000 people
who saw the game will telL you
there was any water out there.
Only in about four spots in the
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. According to Jim Rathburn, di-1 middle was i, , .
tuto ;Ql !, "It wasn't the field that stopped
rector of Graham Memorial,- he
needs someone who can supervise
carpentry work, instruct students
in the use - of power and 'hand
tools and do repair work in the
building.
The pay, says Rathburn, will
be good. - , ,
with dew. But I later learned
chapter to five girls who have
from the morning paper it had been chosen on the basis of their
been watered. , submitted manuscripts. ' .
Dr. Stoke concluded his inter- The new members are M. K.
view with O'Brien by saying, "I jones, Carolyn Guthrie and Marie
hope . that the two schools will Withers. Mary Virginia Jones and
again schedule each other in the Karvn- -Mereness a re transfer
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future."
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Eight other legislators have
been declared unexcusably absent
from one meeting. The largest
number present at any one meet
ing of the 50-student body was
34 at last Thursday's meeting,
but many of those absent have
been excused. The Rules Com
mittee is responsible for hearing
excuses. -
The ; by-laws allow one unex-
cused ; absence per six-month
term. .If more are missed, legis
latbrs.who go over the mark mus
face unseating procedure. It takes
a four-fifths .vote of a . quorum
to unseat. .
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Justice. It was our line ana
Roshto and Hedges."
North Carolina's great Charlie
Justice was unable to sweep
down the sidelines, his specialty.
Linebackers Jimmy Roshto and
Lee Hedges kept him boxed into
the LSU line during the game,
holding him to a net gain of 48
yards rushing in about a dozen
attempts. -
Sinks Feted
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sink of
Greensboro, selected as Mr. ana
Mrs. Chi Phi at the fraternity's
homecoming festivities" last
week-end, were honored at the
Harvest Ball, last Saturday night,
whirh concluded 1 the week-end
affairs.
The fraternity's traditiona:
song, the "Chi Phi Girl" was sung
to Mrs. Sink, who was presented
a bouauet of American beauty
rcses. Sink, a prominent Greens
boro realtor, is president of the
Chi Phi Club of North Carolina.
The Harvest Ball concluded
week-end which began Friday
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fpaturpd buffet suooer and in
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