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THE DAILY TAB -HEEL
Tuesday, January 23, 1934
Ahha Pet Dzlta
Merry
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MPC r.TOVKTT 1INI1I-: ilillKS
OPERATION IN BALTIMORE
Psychology
Dr. Harold D. Meyer of the
t?; tv department of sociology has
Gifts To University From Various
; Foooclations Ui!l Toial 31G2S5Q0
Llerry at lniiiaucn ian
' QUt Saturday Night.
gone to .Baltimore to oe wnn
his wife who has undergone an
operation for gastric ulcer at
The local chapter of Alpha Psi I Union Memorial hospital.
Delta, national honorary psy- Mrs. Meyer was to have been been cut severely in appropria-
chological fraternity, made mer- operated on Saturday at noonUjolls from the state legislature,
ry at a banquet Saturday night but the operation had to be post- has not been materially re-
given in honor of the initiates, poned because of illness on the duced by the various educational
Preceding the banquet, initia- part of the physician. The op- foundations which render uni
iion ceremonies were held in eration was successfully per- VPrsitips financial aid for sneei-
New West ' .- . formed yesterday morning, how- fjc nurnoses. No appreciable
- .i . i
Various humorous and semi- ever, and Mrs. Meyer is report- difference of income from the
humorous skits were presented ed to be doing well. foundations has been sustained
Grants from Rockefeller, Carnegie and Other Educational Insti
tutes Have Remained Constant During Depression; Sums
Are Used Largely for Research and Construction.
o-
Although the University has , ef eller Fund for Research
by members of the fraternity
i because the grants, which were
in the main made prior to the
during the festivities. Among I NOTABLES TO SEE
these was a satire on a psyenoi- PLAY'S PREMIERE extreme fa11 difficulties of
uvaiij-iiiAiiucu. vvixc Mu6. itne past year, continue over a
solve her marital problems, Worid Opening of "Carolina" in stipulated length of time.
given by Mrs. A. M. Joraan; Charlotte Tomorrow Night. When the state legislature
several songs rendered oy a hacked the University allotment
Quartet of vocal artists Doc- Many notables of the two rom $800,000 to $390,00, the
tors Brooks, Crane, Jordan, and Carolinas are expected to attend salaries of all those employed
Jonrison, and Several witty talks the world premiere of "Caro- state were virtually muti-
uy uuici iiiciitucxo ui me 6 uup. i nnaf mm tuapicu jlxuiu i am jgj and many important re-
The initiates H. V. Bice, M.l Green's "House of Connelly," tolsearch oroiects were hindered.
TR. Leon, Helen Packard, D. K. take place in Charlotte tomor- while the foundations have been
Spelt, Delos Wickens, McChord row evening. able to give little help in the
Williams, Edith Wladowsky and The picture stars Janet Gay- matter of salaries, their assist-
Virgil Lee and new nonorary nor, who is supported by such ance has removed the possibili
memoers vera ceacn aim ur. wen-Known piayers as Lionel v nf s,v,nnrlmiTnmit nf mamr
' H. W. Frink gave thumb nail Barrymore, Robert Young, Hen- important experiments and in-
autoDiograpnies ana me reasons rietta CTOsman, mcnara urom-1 vestigations.
eacn.was interested m psycnoio-i wen, and jstepin ivetcmt. Large Sum Promised
I Famous Carolinians invited Grants amounting to $162,500
Dr. J. t . Dashiell acted as to the premiere, which will be from the Carnegie Corporation,
toastmaster and Dr. Harry w. condUcted in the same manner Rockefeller Foundation in Re
Crane gave a briet nistory oi as a Hollywood "first-night," in- search, Rockefeller Foundation
the fraternity. Iclude: Governor J. C. B. Ehrinsr-If nr Rsparrh in Pure Science.
haus of North Carolina, Gover- and General Educational Board
P. EL KOGH BACK : hor Ira . Blackwood of South have been promised to the Uni
-.FROM TRIP NORTH Carolina, Paul Green, President versity for this year. $78,591.08
lrank P. Graham of the Um- was received from erants for
University. Professor Attends versity, President E. C. Brooks the year ending June 30, 1933
Conference at Philadelphia. of State College, President J. I. 1 The Carnegie Corporation
Fnnst m trip Whrnjm's nnllporA I ro-n4-A3 1Q9Q Vi& enm nf
ofebr Frederick H. Koch I. nrAPT1.Wf cfrnwa plir Siaaaaa o
4.... -D;io ' " ?iwwu f""1 vy,v-i " iVV
; ? , V Z a T of Southern Pines, DuBose Hey- 0f five years for establishing
delphia where he attended a w.;f1. PnrAl. a-unr.. .i
' .L I Frederick H. Koch, and Dr. Wal- The present library building
.TT- rir .l ter L. Lmgle of Davidson Col- was erected with a part of this
lege. ; v fund.
m m -m -m mm I
i? lrsr-nignt .coior scneamea Interest accruing on a part
- Tr t0 included in the. festivities 0f this money is employed for
sider the promotion of dramaticl Qna v,QC f, J,,. u -
lobby, . where distinguished nually awarded to the student
guests will be asked to speak; who has the highest qualifica-
a fanfare of spotlights; and
cameramen to photograph the
sibii of the Rockefeller Dra-
' inatic dundation. Directors of
several universities met to con-
writing and production in Amer
ican Mleges arid uni versities.
Anlorig tHe eriiirieht men pres
ent' ai trie meeting were Profes-
W Allardyce Njcoll successor proCeedings.
to rroiessor ueorge r. waiter
1 ma at Yale: A. M. Drummond, Carolina KmgSterS
: dramatic director at Cornell ;
. ArJthur H. Quinn, .head lof. the
English -department of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania and
WEEK-END FEATURES
WINTER CO-ED DANCE
in
Pure' Science, of which Dr. W.
C. Coker is chairman and direc
tor of the expenditure, has been
in effect for a period of some
years, it is used to stimulate
and aid research in natural
A i
science, a committee on re
search proportions the gifts to
professors for application in
their research work. Most of it
s used for equipment, but a por
tion is devoted to technical as
sistance and occasionally is used
for publications.
A continuing grant from the
Rockefeller Foundation for Re
search of $30,000 for the fiscal
year was appropriated for sup
port of the Institute of Research
and Social Sciences. The money
granted for the development of
-V 4 ,
social sciences is used lor in
vestigation of state and regional
provinces, for publication of
books that are turned over to
the University library, for sal
aries and for the carrying on of
scientific projects. Dr. Howard
W. Odum is the director of the
Institute for Research and So
cial Science.
The General Educational
board is granted $7,500 to fi
nance a survey of the curricul
um and organizational changes
of higher education in the
United States. The money is
used for salaries and for travel
ing. Dr. E. W. KnightT pro
fessor of education, administers
this fund.
A special feature of this week
end will be the winter co-ed
dance held at Bynum gym Sat
urday night from 9:00 to 12:00
o'clock. Bids will be on sale in
the Woman's association room
in Graham Memorial from 10:30
to 11:00 o'clock Tuesday and
Wednesday mornings and from
2:00 to 3:00 o'clock the same
afternoons.
LARGE SQUAD OUT
FOR FROSH TRACK
(Continued from page three)
spective events include: Ader-
holt, Aledman, Allen, Baker,
Blue, Bower, Bowne, Buffey,
Carmichael, Comb, Cooperstein,
J. Daniel, W. Daniel, Deaton,
Farmer, Fink, Finlay, Freeman,
Gabon, Gammon, Gardiner, Gear
ry, Hairston, Hamilton, Holt,
Howell, Innis, King, Kisner,
Lamm, Lefkowitz, Lynch, Mc
Iver, McMullen, Morrison, Mur
ray, Oliver, Pollard, E. Skinner,
L. Skinner, Smith, Southerland,
Stoney, Teal, Troutman, Uz
mann, Van Home, Vick, G. Wil
liams, R. Williams, Wither-
spoon, and Yeatman.
Grapplers Primed
For Meet with Duke
(Continued from page three)
were drawn for the Gobbler,
heavyweight.
Coach Quinlan said, "Evins is
one of the best prospects for the
unlimited class I have ever seen.
He is getting in better shape
and learning more about the
game every day. Although he
is. only a sophomore he has a
great future in wrestling.
TEAM POSTPONES
DEPUTATION TRIP
TO FAYETTE VILLE
Date for Trip Has Been Changed
To February 8-11.
Postponement was announced
yesterday of the first scheduled
deputation trip from the Univer
sity this year which was slated
to journey to Fayetteville this
week-end. The trip will be made
the week-end of February 8-11.
. The Y. M. C: A., sponsors for
the educational trips, also an
nounced the complete schedule
of deputations for the , winter
and spring quarters. Jack Pool,
chairman of the committee in
charge of the jaunts, gave the
following list:
Dunn, February 15-18; Winston-Salem,
March 1, tentative
ly; Raleigh, April 5-8; Rocky
Mount, April 19 ; Aberdeen and
Newbern, dates unscheduled as
yet
The annual high school week,
April 12, will again be under the
direction of the Y. M. C. A. and
under the personal supervision
of Pool and the deputation com
mittee. The personnel of the team to
make the Fayetteville trip is as
follows: Jack Pool, chairman,
Bob Drane, Phil Hammer, J. D.
Winslow, Lee Greer, John
Withers, and Herb McKay.
Wettach to Speak
Professor Wettach of the law
school will speak to the debate
squad at its regular meeting to
night at 9:00 o'clock in Graham
Memorial.
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THE YOUNG MEN'S SHOD
DURHAM, N. C 1
tions; The awarding of this
scholarship is based solely on
scholastic record regardless of
the student's home state. Direc
tor Susan G. Akers supervises
Will Meet Cavaliers thdisPosrtion of the grant. ,
ne university oegan 10 sup-
Continued from page three) port a school for library science
Bilisoly, who last year lost to the summer of 1904. Due to Dr.
i j . Aw.,Q Hahn in the tourney finals. was Wilson's interest and backing,
leading authority on American,. L
drama;. and E. C. Mabie, of the
I declared the winner over Eutsler the school became a part of the
;,. '., T mX,n -i-r, after three rounds of great box-1 permanent curriculum of the
University of Iowa, who with , u . rr,Jf,,., w- -.. i:
Koch is a regional director of "J TUU .
crowd booed vehemently at the
decision, but Referee Miller
stated to the press, "Carolina
(meaning Eutsler) was the veri
table winner, but he wasn't as
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the. National Theatre confer
ence. '' '
Although Koch was silent con
cerning the topics 5 discussed
diirinsr the conference it is ex
pected that the decisions of the aggressive
foundation will have a definite "You're right," retorted a wit
effect upon the future work of ty scribe, "but you must remem
the Carolina Playmakers. ber that Eutsler is a counter-
fighter."
Co-ed Tea Tomorrow At any rate the Tar Heel, as
a result of his strategy arid
The weekly co-ed tea will be i, h aded fashion of boxill.
evil-fain iri .6tmCknOT lldll tnTn mfflW I i i -1 t i' a . i. . i .
u "F"- ineraiaea tne iact tnat ne is a
afternoon from '4:30 to 6 :0C bantam to be reckoned with in
o'clock. Girls are reminded ot the Southem Conference.
the fact that not only lady, but
gentleman friends of the co-eds
are invited.
Dr. Akers Speaks
Giddens-Fabri Dope
To many the Sam Giddens
Jack Fabri affair was a stunning
surprise, but to those in the
know, it was all that was expect
Dr. Susan Grey Akers of the e'd. Last week against Virginia
school of library science ad- Poly, Sam fought m the middle
dressed the high school teachers weight class scoring a technical
of Harnett county at Lillington K. O. over Spruill. The Caro
SatnrHav nn th'a subiect rBook linian weighed 169 pounds at
Selection for High School Libra- that time. The past Saturday,
xies. pain uppeu ine scales at 100; ne
deliberately sweated off that
poundage in order to meet Jack
Fabri.
Bill Dunaway, State's brilliant
S. I. C. champ in the 155-pound
class, who was compelled to dis
continue his activities at school
because of academic deficiencies,
Scouts' Court of Honor
There will be a meeting of the
Boy Scout court of honor in Ger
rard hall Thursday night at 7:30
o'clock. All Boy Scouts in the
University and Chapel Hill are
approacneu uiddens alter tne
The sophomore smoker com-i.figbt saying, "Congratulations
mittee will meet tonight at 7 :30 role boy, you fought Fabri when
in Graham Memorial. I he was ripe."
University. This is the only li
brary school established in the
south except the one at Atlanta.
Rockefeller Grant
The $5,000 grant of the Rock-
Street Scene
Scene: Franklin street, at
corner by Spencer hall.
Jummer : (calls to passing
motorcyclist) Durham?
Motorcyclist shakes head and
goes on.
II
-A. few minutes later, motor
cyclist returns and turns down
road toward Raleigh.
Bummer : (calls again) Ral
eigh?
Motorcyclist (with surprised
look, stops) : Say, you're not
particular about where you go,
are you?
Bummer with (rising hope) :
No.
Motorcyclist: Well, go to hell,
then.
W
eicome
COMMUNITY ART CLUB
WILL MEET TOMORROW
The art department of the
Community club of Chapel Hill
will meet tomorrow afternoon at
3:30 o'clock in the home of Mrs.
I. W. Rose, 212 Vance street.
Van Courtlandt Elliott, will
talk on Roman architecture and
Miss Rachel Crook will, present
a project in art education.1
Coach S
navely
We wish you and your
staff every success, and
pledge you our hearty
support.
Carolina Coffee Shop
University Service Station (H. S. Pendergraf t)
Durham Dairy Products (Chapel Hill Branch)
Doyle Florists
Tar Heel Restaurant
Alfred Williams & Co., Inc.
Strowd Motor Co.
Graham Memorial Barber Shop
University Shoe Shop f
Carolina Inn
Andrews-Hehninger
Eubanks Drug Co.
Harry's Grill
University Book Exchange
Western Union
University Consolidated Service Plants