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VOLUME LX .- CHAPEL, HILL, N. C. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1951 NUMBER 37
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Here sire 15 attractive sponsors.
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Gymnasium from 9 to 1 o'clock. Johnny Long and his orchestra will furnish music
Top row, left to right, they are: Miss Mary Strickland, High Point, with Jake Froelieh, Jr., High
Point, a member of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity and president of the German Clubj Miss Nadia
Doughtridge, Rocky Mount, with Billy Quarles, Rocky Mount, Phi Gamma Delta and vice-president
of the German Club; Miss Elizabeth Hamrick, Shelby, with Bill Bostic, Forest City, Kappa Alpha and
secretary of the Club; Miss .Sally Bullard, Charlotte, with Alex McMillan, Charlotte, Sigma Alpha
Epsilon; and Miss Jane Schoolfield, Danville, Va., with R. Bryant Hare, III, Wilmington, Phi Gamma
Delta. .
Middle row: Miss Anita Caine,
Miss Clara Howell, FayetteviRe,
Philpott, Beckley, .W. Va., with
Richards, Beckley, W, Va., with
Phoenix, Ariz., with Bob Snow,
Bottom row:" Miss Carolyn Butcher, Charlotte, with Richard Penegar, Gastonia, Kappa Sigma; Miss
Florence D. Hopkins, Baltimore, Md., with Charles A Borla, III, Philadelphia, Pa., Delta Psi; Miss
Betty R. Merritt, Atlas Ga., with-Spencer Gregory, Raleigh, Zeta Psi; Miss Margaret Ellen, Rocky
Mount, with George Evans, Murfreesboro, Pi Kappa Alpha; and Miss Sally Trowbridge, Fort Lauder
dale, Fla., with Roddey Dowd, Charlotte, Sigma Chi,
'Beat Tennessee Pep-Rally Will Feature
Johnny Long And Mr. & Mrs. Kay Kyser
An all-star cast will be on' hand
for "the year's best rally' con
densed into a 30 minute show to
night ki Memorial Hall, starting
at 7:30, Duff ield Smith, Univer
sity Club president, said yester
day. The rally will be ove,r in
time for those attending the Ger
mans to get ready for the dance.
Mrs. Kay Kyserf the former
Georgia Carroll, and Johnny Long
are the latest additions to the
program, which Smith has called
"more cat a show 'than a rally.
Assisting Head Cheerteader Cy
Minet wlU be Kay Kysea '27
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Bi-Parti$ah... .
The Bi-ParrJbaa Selection
Board will meet from 2 until 4
o'clock ihis aflsrnoa in ilio
Men's Council room of Graham
Memorial to interview student
applications for honor council
seals. , . .- -
One freshman seal one soph
omore seat,' and oaae graduate
seat will be filled on Hie Men's
Council. v
The Board will have Its final
interview of prsopective mem
bers Monday night at 7 o'clock.
Final selection of those who
will fill the vacant honor coun- "
cil seats will be made by t the
student bod 1 however, 'when
ihey go to the polls ; to vole in
the forthcoming fall elections.
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for the fall' German Club dance
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Greensboro, with Jim Schenck,
with Bill McKay, Fayetteville,
Fletcher M. Green, II, Chapel Hill,
Dick Thompson, High Point, Kappa
Chapel Hill, Sigma Nu.
Gray, and Chancellor Robert
House.
Both Gray and House will lead
cheers besides giving short talks.
"We want everybody to show
up for this one and show the team
we're really behind them,"" Smith
asserted.
.Tlae University Band will pre
sent a new arrangement of an
old cheer to the tune of "Sound
Off in practice for tomorrow's
game. Minett and the pest of the
Carolina cheerleaders will be co
operating with the new staff of
cheerleaders for te rally.
Msa. Kyser will " sug while
Crook Sparrow
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earing Set For Wednesday
Hobart Lee, accused slayer of
Rachel Crook, wEl have a prelim
inary hearing November 1 at
10 a. m, in. Hillsboro.
Lee's attorney, Bonner IX Saw
yer, requested the hearing at last
Monday's session of County Court.
In .order to avoid crowding the
regular schedule, the hearing was
set ahead from Monday to Ved
nesday. Throughout the three month
period that Lee has been jailed
under accusal of slaying the 79
year eld woman, Sherrif Sam Lat
ta renerfdly has said that ha has
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to be held' tonight in Woollen
Greensboro, Delta Kappa Epsilon;
Beta Theta Pi; Miss Wanda Xou
Alpha Tau Omega; Miss Nancy
Alpha; Miss Mary Lee Griffith,
Bandleader Long will make a per
sonal appearance. Smith calls the
show "a treat instead of a treat
ment . (
Smith pointed out that the Uni
versity Club realized that oom
cationa would ensue because of
the timing, of the rally but ex
plained that since it would not
start until 7 :45, students would
have ample time after the Ger
mans concert for dinner and time
to get dressed before dance be
cause the rally will be over by
8:15 . : .
South BuHd4agr beils will an
nounce the start of the combina
tion show v
the right man and he states that
he will present some of the evi
dence against Lee at the hearing.
. If sufficient evidence is brought
before "Judge L. j. Kiipps, Lee's
case will be sent to a higher court.
If no convicting or "probable
cause" can be presented Lee will
l)ave to face the jury anyway.
A hearing for Ira Sparrow,
charged with ..the murder ot his
wife, wiH also be conducted at
the Wednesday meeting.-
Both men are being, hcid ki the
Hillsboro jail.
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By Burma Vogt
This afternoon and tonight will mark the opening of ths
first annual Germans Club concert and formal dance. Well
known, and renowned 'Johnny Long and his famed orchestra
will appear for both functions, including an appearance at the
pep rally tonight at 7:30. "
The concert is to take place
to 6 p.m. The dance will be from 1
9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in Woollen Gym.
Long, who is a graduate of;
Duke University, is appearing for J
the first time on this campus;
at the request of the students
according to the statement given
by Jim Schenck, club member.
Reason for not having the us
ual Saturday night dance is due
to the slack in attendance in previous-
years. According to
Schenck the setup this year
should prove to be better for
both the students and the Club,
since Saturday nights on the Gerd
mans weekend are filled with
various parties and get-togethers
for the numerous fraternities on
campus.
The figure will take place im
mediately following the inter
mission. There will be sixteen
sponsors escorted by their dates
who are also members of the Ger
mans Club.
Officers of the organization are:
Jake Froelieh, president, Billy
Quarles, v,ice-presidentj Chuck
Haywood, treasurer, and Bill Bos
tic, secretary. Members of the
executive committee- include
Fletcher ' Green, Alpha Tau Ome
ga; Bill McKay, Beta Theta Pi;
Jinr-Schenck, Delta Kappa Epsi
lon; Tim Bord, Delta Psi; Dick
Thompson, Kappa Alpha; Dick
Penegar, Kappa Sigma; Dan Uz
zle, Phi Delta Theta; George
Evans, Pi Kappa Alpha; Alex Mc
Millan, Sigma Alpha Epsilon;
Roddy Dowd, Sigma Chi; Bob
Snow, Sigma Nu; and Spencer
Gregory, Zeta Psi.
Voting Dates
Are Changed,
There was an atmosphere f
harmony last night in Di Hall as
the Student v Legislature voted
$M)00 to keep the Carolina qa
teriy In a sound financial status
and f eapproved Nov. 20 and 29
as general election dates.
The solons passed these asd a
third biH allocating $43 for re
gistration fees of UNC delegates
to the State Student. Legislature,
ki a session, that lasted little
over an hour with nine saresnbers
absent.
The budget revision problem
was turned over to the fina-nce
committee which will wotk on a
completely new revision, bill and
meet with, the advisory budget
committee soon. -
The Quarterly which has had
money problems since its incep
tion in 1948, gets $500 which the
Legislature hopes will keep the
literary magazine m ' - the black
and an additional $500 which is
underwritten in the event of
financial difficulty.
'., Following a presidential veto,
the Legislature "went right back
to where it started from" as one
member put it, and repassed an
original election bill which had
set the dates as Nov. 20 and 29.
The amended dates had been
Nov. 15 and 20.. - " : ;
A bill similar to a resolution
adopted by the Coed Senate
asked for the dissolution of the
grouo and hi its stead formation
of a Women's Residence Council
which would have powers similar
tothe ; old senate but would have
a different membership setup.
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uoiications
Board Nov;
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The student council last night
placed "supreme authority" on ail
publications matters in the hands
of the Publications, Board."
After a quiet session, lasting al
most three hours, in which the
council heard Editor of The Daily
Tar Heel, Glenn Harden,, agree
with publications Board member.
Walter Dear that all publications
matters are financial matters, the
council releasedthe following rul
ing: The Student Council inter- ,
prets Sect. 2, Art. V. of the
Student Constitution which
states that ''financial supervi
sion of all publications financed
by the authority of the Student
Legislature shall be vested in
the . Publications Board," to
mean thai in any and all mat
ters involving the expenditure
and disposition of funds provid
ed' to the Publications Board,
the decision making authority
is that of the Publications
Board, and thai supervision
and control of the disposition
and expenditure of funds shall
be the sole am of authority,
of the Piihlica&ons Board.
Xn mottem wfk& are both fa
nancieA and adminlstraiive
sucft as the sfse of the papeiv
tike' Pubi&eatlsKJ Board shall
have swgeeaae authority.
The boatd also heard Editor of
the Yaekety YaeSc Sue Lindsay;
urge the ibove ruling.
Editor Harden released the fol
lowing stateraesitt "The theory of
popular control of the student
newspaper through campus-wide
elections for the Editor is now
esqdoded. Thepe is no longer any
reason for elections of Editors
and it is my wish that the legia-i
latere, acting as a responsible
body, recommend a constitutional,
ameswknea to that effect n the
next general elections.' J'
Grail Da
Tickete for the Grail Dance may
be purchased today at the T Court
or at the door Saturday night.
The dance will be in Voollea
Gym and Bill Byers and his Duk
Cavaliers have been scheduled ts
furnish the musi
A special note to the males-
dragging a date will save a quar
ter. The prices" are $i for stags
and 73 cents per couple,: ,
proceeds will be "sed fori the an
nual scholarship fund , and oihe?
worthwhile student activities.
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