PAGE FOUR
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1935
BRUNO IN BAKERY
ON FATAL NIGHT
Consolidation
Wife Claims He Was at Home
When Ransom Was Paid.
(Continued from page one)
CALEIIDAR
Varsity Basketball
Preside:
ill
science curricula and industrial I Co-eds photos.
management, and graduate, are 1 Spencer hall 1:45
Fleminston. N. J., Jan. 30. not complete and all tie together
1 i 1 1
np Two wifnpss.p.s "todav I in the working- out of bnth an I mee OxUu.
5:00
testified that Bruno Hauptmann educationally and functionally Hill Music hall .....
was in a bakery on the night of sound basis of consolidation.
the kidnaping. "We are making progress in
Mrs. Hauptmann claimed that the business of trying to be
he came after her at the bakery fair andintelligent with an eye
nd took her home at 9 :30 p. m. to the special values and f unc
Elbert Carlstrom said that tions of each institution and the
' March 1 was his birthday and long-run educational interests of University Club
that he visiiea xne oary -me wuwe m Graham Memorial 7:15
Christian Fredncksen m JNew y Decisions unanimous
York City, seeing Hauptmann "Thus far every decision made Troop school.-
Senior executives.
Y. M. C. A. ........
Frosh dance group.
211 Everett dormitory
7:00
7:00
.there. I with regard to consolidation nas uavie hall .7:30
Mrs. HauDtmann also testi-lbeen unanimous, whether recom-
. -
-ttswViiaf ui Tnishsmd was home I mended bv the Commission on I Monogram club.
mcu. L-xiti 1 " 1,, , 1
r,i W JafsiA naid the Consolidation and adonted bv Murpney hall 7:30
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4- toti will nn.imi a his five committee and ratified bv Ie 1 oun AQea
-f rocw wwi V uv Playmakers theatre... 8:30
hr . 1 j. i. j 1 3 i
tne president ana' xne aamin- Freshman Pxpniti vps.
istrative council and adopted by Graham -Memorial 8:30
tuontmuea jrom page three) Bridge and
points. Aitken's eye was also on sauare dancin
the basket as he dropped in four L.he President's
beautiful long shots plus a foul night in the C
tor nine. Coleman Wood
Aside from these two, the rest dent orchestra, f
of the Phantoms likewise played Iq donated tl
top hail ail the way. jason ,h ballroom tl
Glace had a great jumping and Categ Quartet .
backboard duel with lytne, played for the
DOtn men turned in iour pumt,
although Flythe had to leave the
game on fouls.
Lambeth Best Wolf
Lambeth was by far the shin
ing light of the losing club, as
Ninety dolla:
from the sale of
Li
om and
atures of
held last
"an.
nd his stu
: Riverside,
rvices for
and the
1 Carrboro
3 dancers.
is cleared
ts.
Washington, "J.'.n." 30.
his '.
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family,
tonight
celebrating
rayer about
Ih lines of
hade more
velt' never
tomorrow.
Murals
(Continued from page three)
.28-26 count. The only other
contest saw Grimes out-point the
Locals, 31-26.
The summaries :
Theta Chi 28 Sigma Chi 26
Barker, f (10) Rehm, f (2)
Bennett, f (6) Rowland, f (1)
Cromartie, c (10) Bannon, c (2)
Rogers, g Barney, g (7)
Hunter, g (2) Neal, g
Subs : Theta Chi Austin ;
Sigma Chi
the executive committee and
ratified by the board."
President Graham said he
had hoped to make a recom
mendation at this meeting of
the board for a principle and
long-run plan of consolidation
which would meet head on some
of these remnant problems
Freshman Basketball
(Continued from page three)
23-22 lead.
Score Tied
Surrounded
President Ro
he really went to town during joined the nati
i,0if a Y-iin nn Timp ms ord Dirtn
8 of them coming dur- Although a
I 1 1 j 1
imr State's successful 12-pomt e tempies, a:.
rally. Lambeth topped both out- care in his- iac -
fits in scoring with 13 noints. pronounced, i.
Avcock. Lambeth's running theless entered th2 new year in
mate, turned in a ffood ffame "ie pinK 01 conu,r :i as greet-
' - r'w 1 . . . 1 1
as did the entire Red Terror ed White House guests .at a mn-
team. Aycock counted six points ner , party.
over Jim McQachren and then
held his opponents while on the Varsity Boxers
defense to only two points.
State Opens Hot (Continued from page three)
Annual Business Stag
Will Report Today
Yarkety Yack business staff
members who have been assign
ed to fraternity pictures are re
quested to report at the office to
day and receive the latest re
ports on their respective groups.
A limited number of 1934
Yackety Yacks have been re
ceived from the printer and will
be distributed on the second
floor of Graham Memorial today
and tomorrow. All persons de
siring , these copies will have a
last chance to obtain them at
that time.
game) .
State took its 6-0 margin at Hahn of the Cavaliers and is en-
Red Meroney, Tar Baby cen- the start as Lambeth, Flythe, deavoring to retain the condi-
. ter, fouled Rennie on the next I and Aycock got successive shots, tion he is in.
th rfPTrtmpnt of education and play and before a hushed gath- Here the Tar Heels came back In the heavyweight ranks
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v,i m rf TKrinPPrimr and rone nht, with a way. Glace made two fouls and rounds with the frosh heavy
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those allied and basic problems! . uiai1 ucauiwii-cu mc luacj. uruppeu m a. titjaxi iuug LieaKe, ana two ruunus wim jsca
til. iWinninm"nf Vm fircf wnlljanwn& l"1" o-axi. i mrow. captain ouuuas maue mwe. Alderman nas improved
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ine extra perioa openea wixn gooo irom leit corner, ana mc- rapidly and looKeo good m nis
and a loner workout.
as Kutn con-1 tree shot to run the count up to Captain Giddms and the clas-
verted two free tosses and Grubb 9-6. sv Joe Fisher also took a few
v
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Patrick (2) Wyche, (overtime ."4 M.V31Zv advantage,
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D .T. D. 25 mendation which is froing to be
siiuu nuwever, xexxy i-uujv xiictu
Wrestlers
Beta Theta Pi 27
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.Kano, i u; vuxxj, j. ov, vuu.v vV fPrq into hi? own hands ODen
lennxue, x .w - 1 , " i;, ing with a pivot shot from un
Dunn, c Rouielier, c (4) the ground on which we stand
Kasberry, (3) Fletcher.g 3 and on wta h LnnedWdr tied the count by beauties. McCachren dropped
widest educational service
Flythe finished his scoring fast rounds. However, the pro-
with a long one from the right ceedings were halted when Gid
corner, but McCachren shot a dins shoulder; which had been
one-hander at full speed and sore, started achinsr him.
Subs:
Callum.
Beta Theta Pi Mc-
Ruffin 14 , Lewis 11
Merryfield, f (6) Hookes, f (4)
Pool, f - Parker, f
Strieker, c (2) Sniscack, c (3)
Ogolsby, g Derrickson, g (4)
Sale, g Lawlor, g
Subs : Ruffin Hicks (4) , Gar
rison (2). Minor; Lewis' Col
lins.
jtv I derneath to score two points. He Nelson got up steam with two
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smKing a ioui given inxix wxxtjxxim a xoui ana xnen Lamoem
Pete Mullis hurled himself into broke loose under the bas-
the State center in a vain at-ket for a crip leaving the score
tempt to regain the ball. 1 1 16-10 at the half gun.
Berry then pivoted again with I Dalrymple and Lambeth
a minute to go to send his team! swished long ones, before Mc-
into the lead for the first time I Cachren with a long one, Nelson
since the opening whistle. He with a free throw, and Paul
settled the tense issue by calmly Kaveny with a hook crip could
netting the ball again on a foul, run the score up to 21-14. Here
Grumman Speaks Today
hrousrh all the generations to
come.
More Time Needed
The acting chairman of the
trustees committee on consolida
tion advised 'me that it was wise
that we take until June to make
decision. The committee
Grimes 31 Locals 26
Holpand, f (8) Mason, f (7)
Angline, f (4) DaVport, f (16)
Umstead, c Miller, c (2)
Willard. a (2) Verner, g
Kikes, g (5) Seawell, g (1)
Subs: Grimes King (12).
Locals Seawell (1).
P. U. Board to Convene
The Publications Union Board
will meet tomorrow morning at
10:30 o'clock in the seminar
room of Bingham hall to con
sider changes in Fin j an salaries
Postpone A. I. Ch. E. Session
The regular meeting of the
A. I. Ch. E. which was scheduled
to be held this evening has been
Tostnoned until next week. The
j.
date will be announced later.
Senior Executives
The executive committee of
the senior class will- meet at
o'clock tonight in the Y. M. C. A.
it was announced yesterday by
Jack Pool.
(Continued from page three)
marred only by an inter sectional
16-16 tie with the strong Navj
grapplers.
The Generals have an enviable
record in the mat sport. During
the past five seasons they have
won something like 35 victories
in 37 starts. Their last defeat
came at the hands of Carolina in
1930. '
Although little is known of
the Generals' present strength,
the Tar Heels realize that they
will have plenty of opposition.
The hold-overs from last year's
fine aggregation are Crew, 125;
Hodges y 165 ; and Bonino, unlim
ited. It has been reported that
Thomas, brilliant bantamweight
of the 1933 mat crew, is back in
school this year. Bonino and
Thomas are former Southern
Conference champions.
Coach Quinlan has a quintet
of 'excellent sophomores, along
with Efland, only letterman
from last year, and two varsity
reserves to combat the Virginians.
In his capacity as lieutenant
governor of division five of the
Carolinas district of Kiwanis
International, R. ; M. Grumman
will speak before a luncheon
meeting of the Durham Kiwanis
Club today.
with but flitting seconds left on the Wolfpack showed the most Dr. Glen Haydon of the Um-
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The-frenzied final attempt to tallied from mid-court and then lecture to the English 22 class
our
studying the departments of ed
ucation re
more time for so important a
matter. The state committee on
engineering at first leaned tow
ard two engineering schools and
then recommended by a six to
five vote for the consolidation of
the two schools in Raleigh. The
committee of out-of-state experts
had recommended consolidation
at Chapel Hill.
"Committees on graduate
studies are not yet ready for
their recommendation. The ad
ministrative council, composed
of the faculty representatives of
all three institutions recom
mended that the decision with
regard to the next step in con
solidation be made in the June
meeting.
"As one of the faculty repre
sentatives phrased it in inter
preting the view from which
there was no dissent, in a few
more months we can likely ham
mer out a program and decision
that will be fair, wise, and ac
ceptable' to the most thoughtful
in all three institutions .and the
state.
"Such a consummation is de-
Haydon Talks Today
score by the Tar Babies was Lambeth got his three action
smothered by their rejuvenated shots in a row, all left-handed
opponents and halted by the gun, push baskets from the right side
settling the doom of the former- of the court,
ly unbeaten, frosh. With the count 22-21 against
Berry ran wild on the court to them, the White Phantoms, led
take scoring honors with 17 by the forward combination,
points, and he was followed by quickly pulled away. Nelson
Swan of his squad with 9. tied things up by making good
Earl Ruth, playing his usual on a foul. Aitken then got an
heady and remarkably smooth other long one and Nelson a
game, led the Carolina team with beautiful hook from the right.
9 tallies, five by the gratis route. Aitken swished from the right
Red Meroney followed with 6, corner, Nelson scored a free
and Mullis with 4 completed the throw, and Captain Snooks put
high scoring for the Tar Babies, the ball in again as he charged
The frosh team played an im- toward the basket from the right
proved game and were sailing side.
on smooth waters until the sud- Here the rally stopped with
den bombardment in the dying Carolina leading as Lambeth
moments. Potts, Boone and made a foul and Aycock a beau-
Grubb, the other Babies to see tiful action throw while being
action, played splendid games, guarded. Glace and Aitken made
but it proved inadequate against fouls and Rex his two lonesome
the solo work of Berry and free throws to finish the point-
Swan, making.
Troop School
on "ttomantic Music' at 9:30
this morning in the music build
ing.
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Library Given Books
The North Carolina Episco
palian Diocese has deposited
with the University library
about 750 volumes of biogra
phies, church histories, and col
lections of the works of f amous
churchmen. These books come
from the diocese library which
was built by two former clergy
men, Bishop J. B. Cheshire and
Bishop T. B. Lyman.
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For Quick Starts
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H. S. PENDERGRAFT, Prop. '
At Home
Mrs. Frank' Graham and Mrs.
R. B. House will be at home to
all the ladies of Chapel Hill from
4 to 6 p. m. Saturday at 402 East
Franklin street.
Today's Mural Card
4:30 (1) Phi Gamma Del
ta vs. Phi Sigma Kappa, (2)
S. P. E. vs. Chi Phi, (3) Phi
Delta Theta vs. Phi Kappa
Sigma.
5:30 (1) S. A. E. vs. St.
Anthony Hall, (2) Law School
vs. Aycock, (3) Theta Kappa
Nu vs. T. E. P.
The next session of the 316th
voutly to be wished and is worth Field Artillery troop school for
waiting five months for, espe- Chapel Hill and vicinity will be
daily in view of the fact that held tonight at 7:30 in Davie
even the most drastic decision hall. The subject to be dis-
possible would in fairness and cussed is "Instruction Prepara-
intelligence take two years for tory for C. M. T. C. Duty
adjustment."
of Drs. Bell, Venable, Cobb, and
Following President Graham's Toy of the University at Chapel
speech, the trustees took up the Hill; of Professor Whitener of
routine business of their annual,
meeting. The report t of the
committee on escheats was made
by A. B. Andrews, chairman of
the committee.
State College ; and of Mrs. Mar
tin of the Woman's College.
In verbal reports' on the. situ
ations at their respective instil
tutions, Deans House, Harrelson
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CORRECTLY ATTUNED TO THE
IMMEDIATE SEASON.
FORTY DOLLARS AND MORE
EXHIBITION AT
Student Co-operative Cleaners
today
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port of the finance committee, of details of President Graham's
which James A. Gray is chair- message. V ' 1
man.
The trustees approved resolu
tions of respect to the memories !
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uontroner x. woolen pre
sented a report on the items of
the budget request.
FI NC H I FY GENEROUS REDUCTIONS ON ALL FINCHLEY
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SALE NOW CURRENT IN NEW YORK SHOP.
MADE TO ORDER CLOTHING NOT INCLUDED.
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