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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
SATURDAY, DECEMBER ?,.
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SUNDAY MONDAY
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Phi Kap Sigs
In Regional
Meet Here
Delegates from five universi
ties are in attendance at the Re
gional Meeting of Phi Kappa Sig
ma Fraternity which opened yes
terday at the Lambda chapter
bere.
Charles Homan, president of
the Lambda chapter, is presiding.
There will be three discussions
this morning, beginning at 8:30
and continuing unm noon. Sub
jects to be taken up "are Conduct
of Chapter Meetings and Initia
tion Ceremonies, Scholarship, and
The Liquor Question, How Bet
To Handle It. Jerry Walls, na
tional field .secretary, will lead
the discussions. Discussions on
other fraternity problems will
continue after dinner.
Dean E. L. Mackie will address
a luncheon meeting of the dele
gates today at 12:30 at the fra
ternity house.
The delegates will be honored
at a banquet tonight at 6:30 at
the fraternity house and hear
Charles Brown, a national offi
cer of the iraternity. Harold
Burt's orchestra, Raleigh, will
play for a chapter dance begin
ning at 10 o'clock.
The three-day conference will
end tomorrow.
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Some 40 delegates are attend
ing from the University of Vir
ginia, Randolph-Macon, the Uni
versity of Richmond, Washington
and Lee, and Duke.
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times by both teams, the second
squad recovered on the first-string
35 and set up their ace-in-the-hole:
the sleeper behind the lines
play.
First string quartrbeack Smell-
j well was injured on the play, and
jwas forced to leave the game by
several Dogpatch police. He was
held on $100 ba'il for affray and
resisting arrest.
As the clock neared the mark
for the end of the game PC's
second squad set up a sleeper
located behind the first-string
goal, 35 yards from scrimmage.
The ball was snapped while the
team was still in the huddle, add
ing to the deception.
End Art Hosenosinski flipped
the touchdown pass to sleeper
halfback Willy Sleeplats for the
winning six points. The extra
point was not kicked.
Campus News Briefs
Parking Problem . j -Legislature-
8:00 Town Men's Association
meets. Carrboro Firemen's Hut.
8:00 Dance Club Christmas
dance. Rumpus Room of Wom
en's Gym.
8:00 Square dance at Presby
terian Church.
Contrary to information re
leased by the Commerce De
partment and printed in yes
terday's Daily Tar Heel, the
reading examinations for
French and Spanish will -be
"Ethics and Social Policy."
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A CHANGE in the days for the
well white baby clinic has been
"The restriction of cars here
is still a real threat to the stu
dent body." Safety Committee
Chairman Joe Bach said yester
day. Erroneous facts were contain
ed Ln a story appearing in yester-
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call for "the acceptance of the
objectives for complete elimina
tion of segregation" rather than
the "moral obligation of ultimate
elimination."
In the Senate, the toughest fight
was over a bill submitted by
Shaw University seeking consoli-
announced by the Junior Service I da? s UaUY Tar Heel, and re
League. ! quested the matter be cleared up
New days are the second and! "A sub-committee has been ap-
fourth Wednesdays 'of each ' Poini5d dscide upon sugges-fdation of A and T College in
: month. ilions sent in. and we believe that , Greensboro and North Carolina
The clinic is sponsored bv the Prblem will be satisf actor- College in Durham into the
league in connection with the lo- j lJ worked ou student help." j Greater University of North
cal Health Dpnartmnt ' "However," Bach warned, "the : Carolina.
GORDON W. BLACKWELL,
held next Saturday instead of J professor of sociology, recently
today.
I possibility of automobile restric-1
tion still exists." !
He called on students to ccn-!
The measure was defeated in
the House after a minimum of
debate, but the Senate recom-
returned from Princeton, N. 3.,' wi'h M su3s!io"s ior i milted it, apparently to die on
JUST RECEIVED
Corde and Thread for
Evening Sweaters
Imported Scotch Fingering Yarn
YARN SHOP
GOODS MADE at the Pi Beta
Phi Settlement School will be on
sale at the Pi Phi House, 109
Hillsboro St. on Tuesday only.
The Arrowcraft products are
ideal for Christmas gifts and
students are invited to go by and
look over the goods, proceeds
from which go to the Health
Center in Gatlinburg, Tenn.
BOTH "STAG and drag" mem
bers of the Town Men's Asso
ciation are invited to a get-together
that the group is holding
tonight. .
The Firemen's Hut is located
near Colonial Print Shop off the
Greensboro highway.
ADMITTANCE to the Dance
Club's dance tonight will be by
card only.
An informal affair, the dance
will feature contests of various
dance steps with prizes being
awarded to the winners. Re
freshments will be served.
The Dance Club is composed of
members of the Monday night
dancing class, sponsored by the
Intra-Mural Department.
THE LAST OF THE weakly
square dances at the Presbyter
ian Church will be held to
night. All students, faculty mem
bers, and townspeople are in
vited to visit and participate in
the European, Highland, and
American dances.
Refreshments will be served
at 10 o'clock.
DEAN WAYNE A. LEYS of
Roosevelt College in Chicago will
lecture here Jan. 10 and 11 un
der the auspices of the Depart
ment of Philosophy.
Author of many books and
articles in the field of ethics, his
best known work is entitled
j.. wiu. F-- ,the table.' It was opposed by the
I -; delegations of both schools con-
where he attended a conference
of staff members of national
health agencies. iTfmhrvn'niiv -f tv0 rrr,a?,;a t, cerned
Professor Blackwcll spoke to I it'Jtiori of Washington, he will' Other legislation passed includ
the delegates on "The Social Sci-j speak on "Ovary and Embryo;' a resotion favoring putting
entist Looks at tne Health Coun-!The Reproductive Cycle of the ; , , , , -
cil Movement."- Rhesus Monkey." contro1 of the state penal lnstl"
The rhesus monkey is being : tutions in the hands of the Wel-
DR GEORGE W CORNER will I used successully to determine , fare Department, one favoring the
give an illustrated public lecture j facts about reproduction. j United Nations Declaration of
Wednesday at 8 o'clock in th?
Medical School on reproduction.
Director of the Department of
More than three-quarters of , Kuman Rights, a bill creating an
American farm families have ra- academy of scientists and one
dios and seving machines. ' concerned with changes in in
heritance laws.
Also passed was a bill favoring
equalization of state school bus
fleets, but it had to be sent to
committee to iron out amend
ment differences.
A bill favoring re-establishment
of the state automobile mechani
cal inspection program was re
committed in both house for more
working.
Included in tomorrow's agenda
is a resolution supporting Gov-1
ernor Scott's "Go Forward" pro
gram, a bill to give the governor
the veto power, and a bill asking
the preparation of new. election
registration books in the state.
Christmas Trees Are
Now Frozen In Ice
LOS ANGELES W Like a
frozen tree this Christmas? Sec
sculptor Tommy Sherbloom. He's
taking orders.
Sherbloom, who chisels ice in
stead of stone, hangs ornaments
and eleetric lights on a tree then
freezes it within a block of ice.
He trims the ice to the exact
shape of the tree, plugs in the
lights, and behold a sparkling
crystal decoration. Such trees last
six to 10 hours.
WHY WEAR IT IF '
IT DOESN'T FIT? f
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Yes, take it easy it's life or death. '
Every 24 hours 89 lives are lost ia ,
traffic accidents. 23 per cent involve
school-age drivers, a terrifying ,
teenicide rate. " I
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