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FEDERAL CONTROL
The editor advocates federal
control of education. See page 2.
VOLUME LXVI NO. 51
Complete iS) Wire Service
CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1958
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VOCALIST Shown is pretty pop-vocalist Kack Anthony, who sang in l.st nighfs Carolina Caval
cade of Talent. Miss Anthony, a senior from Gastonia, is a member of Chi Omega scrority.
Sam Gets A Bath; Old
Baths Remembered
"Sam needs a bath every year.
Doesn't his face look better?"
A Chapel Hill policeman was, of
course, commenting on the removal
of the "new suit" of paint given
Silent Sam, the Confederate soldier, !
Monday flight sometime between 3
end 4 a.m.
The blue coat and white trousers
(instead of weathered gray) might
have been painted by a Carolina stu
dent, the policeman said yesterday.
watching the paint being removed
But J. P. Ellington, superintendent
of maintenance painting for the
University, disagreed. When Elling
toe first saw the paint job, "I
thought they'd taken Sam down and
put up a Carolina man. But the
blue was a little too dark."
In addition there is still this evi
dence: two "Duke' words on the
east and west sides of the statue's
tone pedistal.
Recalling past experiences with
"amateur painters," Ellington said
the Sam painting hadn't really been
so bad, except for the words written
on stone. .
Other years had brought the paint
ing of columns all over the campus
Memorial Hall, Morehead Building,
the Library, Graham Memorial.
One time, Ellington remembered,
ink bottles had been emptied into
'the Old Well.
IFC Plans
Statement
On Gambling
The Inter-Fraternity Council
with the Student Council and the (
Inter-Dormitory , Council Tuesday
night concerning gambling on the
campus.
IFC President Tucker Yates said
that the statement would be re
leased at the end of this week. He
termed it necessary for the IFC to
The University Party swept
through thirteen of the fifteen class
officers elected last night. The new
Freshman class officers are Jey
Deifell, President; -Stewart Priddy,
Vice President; Maxine Green
Field, Secretary; ,Tom Alexander
Treasurer; and Peggy Costner, So
cial Chairman.
In the closest race of the election,
Charlie Graham , edged past Davis
Young (SP) as Sophomore Class
President by a margin of only
votes. Other Sophomore officers are
Joe Warner, Vice President; Sharon
Sullivan, Secretary; Dave Alexan
der (SP), Treasurer; and Carol
Tieslau, Social Secretary.
The Junior Class officers elected
yesterday are headed by Wade
Smith, President; Jack Spain, Vice
President; Martha Morgan (SP),
Secretary; Graham Claytor, Treas
urer; and Mary Margaret Brown,
Social Chairman.
There is a posibility of a re-vote
in the sophomore Class Presidency.
A recount was held and candidate
Davis Young's margin of defeat was
cut from 4 to 2 last night. If the
Elections board feels he has a valid
case they can order such a re-vote.
Grad Constitution Approved
The Graduate Club constitution
was approved by a vote of 185-51
last night as approximately 20 of
the graduate student body turned
cut. It was the largest graduate
turnout in recent years.
The new Constitution provides for
a Graduate Club, four executive of
ficers, and a Graduate Council with
legislative power.
The Graduate Council is to be
drawn from each department and
school of the University with the
Graduate Club members in that
school or department electing a rep
resentative or his being appointed
by the chairman of the department
subject to the graduate members
in that department's approval.
Another proposition failed to be
put on the ballot, deleting the head
cheerleader from being an elective
office. The bilj that deleted the
head cheerleader passed the Student
Legislature that deleted the head
cheerleader passed uhe Student Leg
islature three weeks ago, but re
quired a constitutional amendment.
The bill should be voted upon
along with another proposition to
have legislative elections only once
a year in the fall. The election
should take place w ithin two weeks.
The Grad Club Constitution is the
first in the histoiry of the club
which started as an offspring of
the YMCA.
Its executive officer, president,
vice-president, secretary, and trea
surer will be elected at the time
of regular student body elections in
th spring.
The Student Legislature, line-up Bob Grubb and Bob Turner,. both
remained clouded after last night's UP, coasted to easy victories over
elections as three independents Don Dotson running independent
from Town Men's I.
Charlie Gray (UP) ran and won
unopposed in Town Men's II.
Two independents won in Town
Men's III, . as doubly endorsed Ed
Levy, and non-endorsed David
Club Elects Officers .
Jack Mitchell, a sophomore of
Chattanooga, Tenn., was elected
president of the Canterbury Club,
the Protestant Episcopal Church
felowship group for college stu
dents, at a recent meeting.
Other officers include: Angus
Duff, vice-president and program
Local policemen commented that iaKe a siana on ine matter.
Yates told the TFf! Mondav tha
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. t t I ihr-n. ,m k n r.,A,., .chairman: wan Kobmson, secre-
na niprv l a i rig nnrcn zt I'nrcnn i liivi v. nuuiu a. LiaLivuuvYii un i
Hn drinking at the Carolina-Duke "1' re,my Duvue' "eSUICI' a"u
came. Coolers and ice will be con, iom u weai IOOQ "airman
fiscated. and the ushers have been At the last mcting the members
instructed to set the nol ire to take of Canterbury - uub unanimously
care of people who show, signs 0f aPProved a new constitution
intoxication.
Ram And Ewe
Editor Resigns
This action was initiated by the
Student Government.
lie advised the council mem
bers to tell the members of their
Vote Coming
On Amende
Two constitutoinal amendments
tado, chairman of the
i Board, said yesterday.
Election
Spectrum' Features
Creative Art Forms
swept inlo office.
The line-up in the legislature af
ter last night is 23-23 with four in
dependents. Organization of the Leg
islature will have to wait until it
convenes next Thursday.
Tom Cordle and Joe Mazzei swept Evans both were elected
Dorm Men's I for the Student Party,
as they whipped Don Hayes and
Randall Johnson. Mazzei, however,
won in a very colse race.
An independent copped one of the
two seats in Dorm Men's II unseat
ing an incumbent, Roger Foushee
(SP). Jim Scott, the independent,
and Jim Crownqver (SP) won easi
ly with Crownover's victory almost
landslide in proportion. John Frye
(UP) finished third behind Scott.
Nine Elected
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To 3 Councils
Three candidates won seats in the
Student Council Elections last night,
as nine students were elected to
judiciary posts.
Elected to the Student Council
The SP won three out of four were Erwin FulIer and Tor,y Sal
seats in Dorm Men's III bringing iner without opposition.
their rieWatinn from that riistrirt Joe Warner copped a three can
to four. Winners were Ray Bag-
didate race from Angus Duff and
Sam Varnadoe resigned yester
day as editor of the Ram and Ewe
The policeman did say that a the campus humor magazine. Var- houses about the crack down.
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r ucanng a i;une sucKcr was seen nadoc cave lack of time and lack The IFC vot?d to coonerate with
in Chapel Hill on Franklin and 0f staff as reasons for his resigna- the Panhellcnic Council in spon- Wl11 be voted on by students with
Raleigh Streets Monday. tion. sorins a hlood drive. Detail will in the nex ew weeks, Bob Fur
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While cleaning off the paint from The humor magazine is sched- ue worKtQ out ldier"
Sam. workmen C. W. Clark and uled to ont twirn hi5 vear Jamcs Ldward Moore has been
Robert Elmore asked if the Rebel and interviews to select an new aPPomed to investigate the possi- One of these, authorizing the
had ever been painted red. With the business manager and editor will bility of withholding diplomas un- appointment of the head cheer
blue and white paint, they were be held within the next two weeks. lil a11 fraternity debts are paid. leader by student government, had
cleaning off red paint, reminiscent r v Yates urged the council mem- , a a
of the Intense rivalry between Caro- ' Accord,nc to Varnadoe, the Ram Yates urgea tne council mem Heel as being included in yester
m ine intense rivalry Dtiwecn aro- . . , . hers to trv to nrevent anv vandal-
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By VIRGIL EARLY
Poetry, fiction, art, drama and
music. All will be included in the
new campus literary magazine.
The Spectrum, to be published
soon.
Editor Dennis Parks reports that
The Spectrum will feature creative
writing by students and faculty of
the University. "The Spectrum is
to be a contemporary masazine
stressing- intimacy through unity
It is to be a living form rather
than a commentary," said Parks
The first issue will follow a gen
eral theme relationship between
people.
The magazine will contain ap
proximately 32 pages of written
material plus advertisements and
will sell for $ .35. It will also in
clude six cuts of original campus
art work.
Only establishments which fit in
to the general character of the
magaine are being solicited for ad
vertising.
The idea of the Spectrum arose
last spring in the YMCA meetings.
Parks said there was a feeling of
need for such a magazine. This
This fall the organization took
place with the YMCA's financial
backing. The Spectrum editor has
full freedom in the .magazine's
(UP).
appointment are Art. Editor, Jo
Trupp and Business Manager, Do
ris Berry.
Because of a Hack of office
space in the YMCA building, the
Spectrum offices are located in
the Coop house on W. Franklin.
The writings and art work are
being judged on a scale of 0 to 5 -.,,,
v f .. Thompson
uy uie fcuui. iiie oniy criterion rs
the materials excellence. Parks
stressed that material is still be
ing , accepted for this issue and
should be sent to: Spectrum, 208
W. Franklin.
well (SP), Mike Shuiman (SP), Joe Huh Ragsdale for the third seat.
Oppenheimer (UP), and Dan Brown Duff was runner-up.
((SP). Libby Johnson and Rosemary Rob-
The University Party copped its erts won clear majorities in the
second seat in nominally SP Dorm race for honor counciI. the third
Men's IV, as Bob Sevier beat out seat was a dead heat between San-
Dave Matthews (SP) handily.
Bill Porter, incumbent SP legisla
tor from Dorm Men's V, eked a
dra Trotman and a run-off will in
all probability be necessary.
George Grayson led a field of 10
small victory from Jimmy Hartung candidates for the three vacant
seats in the Men's Honor Council.
Four SP candidates coasted to A surprise winner was Dewey Shef-
victories in the race in Dorm Men's fleld. an independent running with
VI, as incumbent Dave Jones won out selection board endorsement for
along with running mates Bob No- tne second of three seats.
bles, Henry McPherson, and Bob
The third seat was won by Howard
Holderness.
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A staff meeting of The Daily
Tar Heel will be held Thursday
at 4 p.m. in the newspaper of
fice.
All staffers have been urged
to be present for Yack pictures
which will be made at that time.
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and advertisers to print at ism Z'mst Duke- He reminded
Ellington, who has gone through least twice, otherwise the money
many, many paint Jobs during foot- has to be returned to the subsenb
ball season, said whoever painted crs.
Sam this time did a good Job. "I'd A AUr,tUt , tn tu'
like to find them. I might put them u ,.;
r finances of the magazine, since
the members that a student could
be kicked out of school if he were
found on the Duke Campus after
women's closing hours.
The IFC is still working on get-
makeup.
In' the YMCA meetings Dennis --
Parks was elected editor. The oth- DENNIS PARKS
er Spectrum positions filled by ... sparks The Spectrum
'Beat Dook' Parade Friday;
Awards Given At Pep Rally
The Pi Kappa Alpha "Beat 1 Chi Phi, Air Force Drill Team, tion of such a committee.
IDC Planning
To Take Stand
On Gambling
The Inter-Dormitory Council plan
to take a definite stand on gambling
tonight in the form of a joint state
ment with the Inter-Fraternity Coun-
, cil and the Student Council.
Rudy Edwards, IDC president,
said yesterday that by-laws for the
council will also be voted on at the
meeting.
, The council will discuss the possi
bihties of opening the social t rooms
A group of coeds will meet to-1 of eight men's dorms this weekend
day to draw up a statement of pur- and of securing more vending ma
pose for a proposed Social Stand- chines.
ards Committee. Plans fnr pstahliUiirm a r-amnns
Nancy Adans, Women's Hon- st0re near the new dorms. Avery.
or Council head who has spear- Parker and Teasrue will also be rnn-
Coeds Meet
To Draw Up
Statement
neaaed tne drive tor sucn a com
mittee, said yesterday she feels
confident of the full support of all
dormitories and sororities after
this statement is issued.
The committee met earlier this
week to discuss tne views ex
pressed by women students in re
gard to the formation and func-
sidered.
Dean Takes Dim View
On Duke Vandalism
Dean Robert Cox of Duke Uni
versity said yesterday if any Duke
students are caught doing damage
to the Carolina campus, "just lock
on.
Another paint expert, George J kept
iticics or Durnam. suggested mat The Publications Board, meeting nity Council convention in Atlanta.
Lllington leave the "Duke" written yesterday, decided to give advertis
en the stone base or the statue. crs credit. and produce the maga
And if UNC wins Saturday's game, zine twice thjs year jn order to
'Carolina should also be written mcet thejr financial obligations
ith the score.
The bill was not on the ballots
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inonzea me reierenaum last day at 3 p.m. in iront oi woollen Epsilon Phi, tiverette Dorm, Delta ai me raeeuns, sue oauanuni; them.
Thursday, less than six days be- Gym, proceeding through campus, Delta Delta, Delta Kappa Epsilon, president of Cavr Dormitory, said
fore yesterday's election. An down ' Franklin St., up Columbia Graham-Smith: that the proposed committee ought Dean Cox ana Duke Pep Board
amendment must go through at St.. across Cameron Ave., and back Air Force r-rnm and "RupIp to answer questions concerning chairman Ty Heineken said they
least a six-dav waiting neriod aft- tn, thi rvm. r tr., iit, r tt:i what the Campus Code covers. The regretted the painting of Silent
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The "Duke" won't come off com
pletely for everal days, Elling
ton said, because stone absorbs the I
liquid paint recovers and streaks
badly. A $and blaster will proba
bly be used since the paint was1
applied by a spray gun instead of
by brush.
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Activititt for Graham Mmor
Ul todiy includt:
Rccrtation and Dtcoration
Cemmittt, 4-5 p.m., Grail; Pan
hilnJe Council, i-6 p.m., Grail;
Carolina Womin'i Council, 7-9
p.m., Grail; Chtit Club, 7-11 p.m,
'Roland Parkar I; Publicity Com
mifttt, 7:33-9 p.m., Woodhouto
Confrtnct Room; Kappa Kappa
fmma, 7-9 p.m., 20$ Alumni. .
Bartok Featured Tonight
will he "nnirme." according to
Bcla Bartok's last three quartets Car(er Jones head cheerleader.
The University Club has planned
a wide-sweeping pep rally to be
gin about 6:30 Friday evening.
Les Sutorius and his combo will
Poo RaHv To Be Uniaue rather than appointment, of the trophy will be given in each of
n . . , foiinwin? divisions: mens
The second proposed amend- dorms, men and women's dorm
ment calls for a single fall elec, combinations, sororities and ira-
Th last pep rally of the season tion of all members of Legislature, ternities.
Miss Kathenne carmicnaei, Dr.
pha (queen float),
car, Mangum dorm;
Pi Beta Phi, Kappa Alpha, Man
ley Dorm, Doug Clark's Combo,
Kappa Sigma, Lambda Chi Alpha,
Mclver-Joyner, Pi Kappa Phi;
Phi Delta Theta, Parker dorm,
I tVio came timp maV thp ndp I
Lneeneaderr "- r both at Duke and here to control
more ouisianu:ng. me piupuse oj
will be featured at the record con
cert tonight at 7:30 in the. main
lounge of Graham Memorial.
This is the second record con-
the committee is not to define a
lady, she said.
The physical structure of th
committee will consist of one over
all council and smaller committee?
in each dorm and sorority.
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m. i. i .lames ti. rvinE anu iwy uinouuu6 -
AUOlt board UISCUSSCS . . tur a uena, oigma Aipna r.p- mented yesterday that the commit-
un-r0 Wm hp thP SIlon- blgma Ftl1 KPsil.on, Kutiin- te. would warn girls not yet
UlJc BanrNa the Campus Code, but
function is necessary because girl'
won't take the responsibility of
warning each other, she said.
students and protect property, Cox
said.
will judge the parade
Employees' .Rights
The Student Audit Board dis- Force ROTC.
cert sponsored by the music com- . . 4 ... j i j I j v. c.a a The. "Beat Dook" queen and
mittee of GMAB. The concerts will students fnm areg tiy. Fund x at its meet- court of six were chosen from 24 Play TryDUtS Today
be resumed alter me inanKsgiving i non . . . . Kt. int Mondav afternoon contestants last nignt. ine queen
holidav on Thursdav evenings. I . . . . .t. i j t j . . Lni4 h.-r rmiH will ride in the
nenre trnm t n o nwpr nuan arpa i I mm nnrn n nns in nidw 1 1 1 1 i uni - . ...... . ...
.v-w.o w. " . 7 -r,f j ftvpr the will De neid tms aiternoon at in?
TVio first rnnrert after the vara- .u v-- j rn ,:n 1 st of ha? e nnl ries concemme PlKA float and preside over tne , ,
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i tion will be on Dec. 4. Perform-
converge on
the intramural field the fund employes regarding va- pen rally Friday night
small chapel of the Episcopal
contest Church between 3 and 5 o'clock.
We Goofed Department
The vote of Student Legislature
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Mnlliran. Ism artist, will be fea-1 j -v Don Grav. eh arm an of the were: Mrs. lVKugnc w.m.w. . ' . ...
i "I -uuvac. ' . , Ka. of station women are open xor me piay, io to 11 and not unanimous as re
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A pool tournament, sponsored
by the Tournament Committee of
GMAB, will be played today at 2
p.m.
All games are free after the
first round of play. A round is
composed of two out of three
lames of "8 Ball."
INFIRMARY
After the rally at the field stu- r ; r-r p unlove WTF. Raleigh; Dr. S. B. Knight be produced Dec. 14.
dents will form behind a truck I be undertaken b the board. and Dr. Hugh Lefler. All persons Interested in acting
containing the band and march on T .fa hp bnard'J The order of the parade is as or participating with the technical
Delegates to the State Student the town. The rally will end ui I to campus or. following: police escort, Air Force work have been urged to com
the center of Chapel mil witn Uanizations, inviting questions CoTor Guard, uwu cana, Aipn3 rwiu iuiuu .., uc -
much cheering and cries of "Beat about the use of Student Activity Delta Pi, Alpha Tau omega, arr- tainea imm . ui , o-no,
I Grimes, Alpha Gamma pelta; . we riaaKers uicvt
SSL Delegates
Legislature will meet in the Roland
Parker Room of Graham Memorial
tonight at 9 p.m,
ported in Sunday's Daily Tar Heel.
The date for the Little Singer
of Paris concert is Sunday night
and not last Sunday as reported.
Spencer Dorm's buffet supper
was held last Friday and not Tues
day night," .
Students in the Infirmary yes
terday included:
Helen Mallory McGurk, Al
fred Milton Haynes, Crodon Lee
Basnight, Hucih Alan Foster,
Welton Curtis Sewell, Valentine
Rupeiks, Charles Montgomery
Hicks, Herman Edward Tickel,
Julian Willis Bradley, Alan
Rseh and Michael JqJih 5wainf