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PAGE FOUR
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1935
MGMEMSrBALL .
BIDS ARE READY
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Members of Engineering School!
May Obtain Bids from Engi
neering Society Heads.
Speculator
Bids for the annual Engineers'
Ball may now be purchased from
the presidents of the four en
jjineeririg societies, Walter King
announced yesterday.
According to .King, all stu
dents in the engineering school
"will be eligible for bids and may,
hy purchasing them before Feb
ruary 18, get them at a reduced
rate.
Those handling bids are Wyatt
IVlcNary, president of the. civil
engineer group ; R. L. Huber,
president of the chemical engi
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P. U. COMMITTEE
ON KEYS MEETS
Publication Awards Situation to 1
Be Investigated by Board.
Murals
(Continued from page three)
tack with 17.
The summaries:
Phi D. T. (84) St. Anthony (10)
the large number of publications gy
keys awarded annually in order . ' 0
pointed by the president of
j 4.x, i a ,, lagei, Blount ; oi.
IUUJ, U1C f"--- U-Rhodes. Fackner, Parker.
Keys met yesterday m uranam
BAPTISTS TO GIVE
WDNC BROAD CAST
Religious Workers Cotlncil Pro
gram to Be Given Today'
Over Durham Station.
Irene Hervey and Leo Carrillo
in "The Winning Ticket," now
Memorial. S. A. E. (47)
Although no definite resolu- Andrews, f (17)
tions were drawn up for presen- Eagles f (2)
tation to tne ioara, several sug-igco.,c (g)
gestions were made and marked poe (12)
p n if a? i e I
ior iuruner mvestigaxion oeiore mrown, g (4)
the committee meets again. nh? S A
The most radical suggestion Connor (4) .
for changing the present sys-
Morris, f
Read, f
, Jeanes, c (8) The third m the series of
Walker, g WDNC radio broadcasts spon-
Hard, g (2) sored by the Religious Workers
. ' . TTT 1 I V 1 . . -mm
Subs : Phi Delta Theta wois- Council will De presented this
Anthony Hall afternoon at 2' o'clock.
Under the direction of the
Rev. O. T. Binkley of the Uni
versity Baptist church this af
ternoon's half -hour program will
feature Miss Lena Mae Wil
liams, vocal soloist, accompanied
on the piano by Mrs. A. S. Win
sor.
Mixed Quartet
Completing the musical side
Phi Alpha (6)
Hauser, f (2)
Hehdel, f (2)
Greenberg: c
Sobelson, g
Lasky, g (2)
E Alexander,
neering society ; Robert Query, playing at the Carolina theatre. te under -yhich jndividual sigma Nil (34) Th. K. Nu (32) of the broadcast wjll be the selec-
kPvs W awarded bv pmH of the Lvtle. f (6) Priestley, f . (5) tions oy tne uapusi cnoir mixea
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four publications and it is pos- J. Bost, f (7)' Schaper, f (3) quartet composea oi iviiss wn-
i.vo?tto i "Riri-in- n H 0 V MnpPhpe. c. fill liams, mrs. iawarus, i-escott
f1rn f rnm all four, was that a Lvnch. s (2) Buffey, g (5) sparrow ana uraay miner.
nnifrvrm Irntr Via arW fnr- nil PrimrnsA o- (o Stauber. s (8) Mr. 5inKiey win speaK ior a
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Tiead of the electrical group; and
Don Tracy, president of the
mechanical engineers. All meet
in Phillips hall.
, Music by Jack Wardlaw
Jack Wardlaw and his Caro
lina fines orchestra will furnish
the music ior the arrair spon
sored each: year by the A. S.
C. E., the A. I. E. E;, the A; S.
M. E., and the A. I. Ch. E. The
Iballroom of the Carolina Inn will
GREEN FEATURED
IN NEW PLAYBOOK
Current Issue to Be Released the campus publications.
This Week; Publication Com
pletes Its Seventh Year.
few moments on "The Return of
Editor Frederick H. Koch
announced yesterday that the
current issue of The Carolina
"be especially decorated accord- Playbook will be released this
ing to engineering activities .for week with son Paul Green shar- year it was suggested that, the Williams f H8)
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me uaucc w xieiu x-cuiucixj ing tn ..limeugxn, 111 tne uaw ume ana merix; requirements ior mryan f (16)
22 from 9 :30 to 1 a. m. Playbook's pages. receiving an award be raised and A w ' jpr
AlJ.Wpst,ffl9 "
This Tlan. it was thouffht. wUl JU1 - vtJA . v"' t
AlimiTi"sifft a cnnsiderahlA amount vxt.x v-; L-Tf- luua uxvivu j-unuwa
of unnecessary duplication and W W V f, l T.
v-v.ww I T T rtV T Ji- I -V . .. t , , . ,
PnMi.onna .TTninn v erner, g xvuunutxcc, s university rresDyterian cnurcn.
In-order to further decrease lerrg '.W omitn, g V U According to a recent announce
ment, the purpose oi the coun-
tne numoer oi Keys given eacn Law g (go) Mayflower Cl. (4)
Liptoh. f
Luncheon Plans
Pool Asks Students to Arrange
for student- acuity Day.
Arrangements for the lunch
eon hour on student-faculty day
must be made as soon as possj.
ble, announced Jack Pool yes.
terday.
The idea is for students and
fraternities and other groups to
invite certain of the faculty to
be their guests for the midday
meal. These invitations will be
tendered through Pool's com
mittee.
All members of the faculty
will be eating with students on
that day at luncheon. In order
to complete the list of invita
tions, Pool urges students and
groups to make the arrange
ments immediately.
INFIRMARY
The following students were
confined in the infirmary yester
day: H. M. Acker, Frank Um
stead, Margaret Spencer, Mar
garet Siceloff, E. M. Edens, L.
M. Cromartie, C. H. Woodburn,
David Warren, R. L. Bolton,
Carl Anderson, IVL C. Ward.
Tau Beta Pi, honorary engi
veering iraternity, will hoia a
dinner in the Inn for members
preceding the dance.
Alexander c. H21
Green, one of America's out- that a semi-rigid quota be set up Urarkham o-
standing young playwrights and for each publication. PpJ,.v . (9n
a former member of Koch's .
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(30)
Berger, f (2)
Hunt, c (2)
Swain Cashier Resigns
SENATE OPPOSES
U. S. CHILD LABOR
Di Favors N. C. Ratification of
Child Labor Amendment.
Lewis
Hooker, f (8)
Howard Will Extend Activities Collins, f (6)
,of Fraternity Service. Leight, c (4)
Lawlor, g (10)
T. S.
Carolina riaymakers, appears
three times in the new issue of
the Playbook.
"Shroud My Body Down'
Concerning his "dream play"
which so stirred the camnus
when the Playmakers produced resigned as cashier of Swain
it last fall. Green savs. " 'Shroud Hal1 in order to devote mor time
After, spirited debate partici- My Body Down' is not a play of to extending the activities of the
pated m by almost every mem- entertainment in the theatre maternity supervisory service,
her, the Di Senate voted 12 to 5 sense of the word, but rather an with which he has been associat
last night in favor of the ratifi- experiment in mood and atmos- ed lor some time... Mis oiiice is
nation bv thf North Carolina 1pot Lv located in the building of the
islature. of the child labor amend
ment.' -
The affirmative was led by
"Senator Verner, who was sup
ported ; by Senators Kendrick,
Bell and Lee.
Led by Senator Fletcher, Sen
ators Gibbes, Eagles, Yeatman,
and Blackwell spoke against the
hill.
Action during the business
session included the passage of
a motion to contribute $2 from
the treasury for use in arrang
ing1 for student-faculty day, the
admittance to membership of
John Dacy and Abol Hassan
Fatouhi, the changing of the
time of meeting to 7 :15 p. m.,
and the indefinite tabling of the
hapel Hill license tag bill.
bhedd, c
McDevitt. cr
Tommy" Howard, has Derricksmf g (2) Deaton, ,g
Subs: Lewis Parker, Wig
gins, Young.
cil's broadcasts is to acquaint
the people of the state with the
religious side of Carolina life.
Tnral r.hnrr.h and Y. M. C A.
Rankin, g jg compose the group
' g known as the Religious Workers
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Manlv (7) council, isesiaes initiating tnis
Adelman f (5) Sres ra(iio broadcasts, they
Broadv f (2) DrouSht tne iamous unmese aoc-
tor, r. a. ivoo, to uaronna last
month.
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GRISETTE'S SECRETARY
TO MOVE TO GOLDSBORO
High Wrestling
Mrs. Starlin S. Whitaker has
resigned her position as secre
tary to Felix A. Grisette, direc-
(Continued from page three) tor of the alumni loyalty fund,
out, but his opponent's superior to move to Goldsboro, where Mr.
strength and mat knowledge Whitaker has accented a nosi-
"But even so. I'm clad to have Student Co-operative Store.
i it i t . n TTnwnr'a -rfifaio-miiATi was p "f-
maae an attempt, nowever smaii, - . , . - -
at inWratino- life and muvc on Active on February 1, at which ld ln the closm moments of tion on the staff of the Golds-
o j tiTT, he was checked out bv the rne scrap. boro News-Argus. Mrs. Whita
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will do it in a big way, and the University auditor. G. R. Parks
The summary of the bouts is ker's resignation will be effect-
N. C. BOY SCOUTS
WILL MEET HERE
April 26 Begins Celebration of
Scouting Anniversary.
Over six hundred North Car
olina Boy Scouts are scheduled
to assemble here with their lo
cal, regional and national lead
ers April 26 to conduct the local
four-day celebration of scout
ing's 25th anniversary in
America.
According to Dr. Harold D.
.Meyer of the Institute of Re
search in Social Science, who
aviii nave charge oi arranging
part of the jamboree program,
the University will allow the
scouts to make camp on the
woods surrounding Kenan sta
dium, and to use the stadium it
self for the celebration.
Beginning Thursday night
"vvitji setting up camp, the affair
-will continue through Monday
morning with a continuous pro
gram including the opening
parade and addresses by Presi
dent Frank Graham of the Uni
-versity, Governor J. C. B.
Ehringhaus and National Chief
Scout Executive James E. West.
result will be astonishing-." nas taKen over part oi tne duties
After this author's "fore-: formerly performed by Howard.
ju. ti. icogerson, assistant con-
reprinted the opening scene from troner oi tne university, ano
"Shroud My Body Down," and J- - Harmon, manager ot bwain
fi rirTi rriQw o-ndvA wifh Qn Hall, have expressed their regret minutes.
vAl VVA iMi . VIA JL lU VKA VW1 AAVt I
the -SvmDhonic Drama." years of loyal and efficient serv
Contributors to the current is- lce
quarterly
as follows :
108 Bosworth (Barium
won referee's decision
(High Point.)
115 Parks (High Point) won on a
fall over Beeston (Greensboro, in 5:19
Springs)
over Evins
sue of the
include
Friendship Council
The members of the Fresh
man Friendship Council will
Julius J. Lankes, William Butler
Yeats, N. W. Walker and John
W.Parker.
With the new issue, according meet in the social rooms of the
to Darice Jackson, circulation Presbyterian Church for their
manager lor the pumication, quarterly social gathering. At
Volume VII will have been com- fllfa rne-tino- whinh win
pleted making the total life of the place of the usual Monday
the quarterly seven years. nivht meet,Wiev win he.'ihe
.The Carolina Playbook, boast- ffuest of Rev. Donald Stewart.
, t ! 5 I .
mg suDScrioers in many various
lands, was one of three drama
publications to be exhibited at
the Century of Progress. Exposi
tion in Chicago two years ago.
ir rv .
morns luurnami won
time decision over Michael (Greens
boro) of 2:18 minutes.
13o-Cloiflter ( Thomas ville) won
time decision over B. Morris (Dur
ham) of 5:32 minutes.
145 Spencer (Barium Springs)
won time decision over Shaw (Grens-
boro) of 4:12 minutes.
155 Lea (High Point) won ref
eree's decision over Flowers (Barium
Springs.) '
165 Grundman (Greensboro) won
time decision over Lucas (Durham)
of 4:00 minutes.
l ib rerdue ( lnomasviiie ) won
by a fall over Bernhardt (Salisbury)
of 1:11 minutes.
ive February 15.
She will be succeeded by Miss
Alice Gattis, who graduated
from the University in 1922 and
is now employed as a secretary
and stenographer in the Univer
sity business office.
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THE CAROLINA BARBER SHOP
Phi Hears W. Va.-N. C.
Debaters at Session
The Phi Assembly gave up its
claim to its assembly hall last
evening and listened to the
speeches,, of the West Virginia
and North Carolina debating
teams. . -
In a short session after the
debate, the .assembly favored
Representative Smithwick's mo
tion to make some contribution
for student-faculty day. Mr.
Smithwick also announced that
E. C. Smith was prepared to
give "the assembly a free show
on the first Monday night in
March. ,
Speaker Griffm announced I
that election of officers and ini
tiation of new men 'would take
place at the next regular meet
ing of the assembly.
Ellis Shoaf, of Lexington, and I
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