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TOLUME XLIII ' ' ' ' ' " " ' - - i . . T 1 l " . (TFTAP17IT. XTTT T XT r ttttTTTT - - - . 1 1 i " jlxjujxj. x. p n 1 1 1 a Y a u u 1 1 nn nof i, " 1 ISUM1SER 154 A JOURNAL OF THE ACTIVITIES OP CAROLINIANS CD' dXgxgKD(D0o 0 the Editor TFE LIKE SPRING FESTIVAL GETS UNDER WAY; LARGE AITOIENCES Beautiful Exhibits Attract Rec ord Crowd to Meets; Folk Music at Hill Hall Today. DULCIMISTS WILL PERFORM The third annual :TfrmrA '"ug YUUU festival is underwav largest crowd ever to attend a mpt nf flkio .-X. -r-. jrxeuyLerianiSNj ..." v wu. .f eatured .youthful and well-liked Chapel among the attractions this year ,owx, iicus uune more to " v,x xianuicran, and stimulate student thought than art vocal and instrumental folk -any uue amgie innuence on tne 6aiui uances, ana iioral campus this year. displays. Sunday morning he will de- ' The principal exhibits are in 3iver a sermon on "Whom Shall Graham Memorial in which are 3 Marry?" The topic intrigued disPlays rf Indian craft, bas- "VM4-CT iuc iiu i as.eu mm now ne ' jxxxxua, uxuoms, cop- meant to present it from the pul- per coverlets, hooked rugs, mica, -;x bonVs tvpwqt jjit. i r jf-.Fj., iiccuicwura, pno "I want to help them to real- he said, "that religion is Rev. Donald ri 1 i " . m FRANKNESS : oart,; .tne Presbyterians Scouter i6 - .. Professor H. D. Meyer, educa tional director of Scouting in the southern region who, with j ' " " i . ui iiaumicu cilia tographs, pottery, quilts, silver, state executives, arranged the ..v.iii6, wwuvdivm, wrougnt I jluj ocoui juouee, xx vii, ituu jeweiry. n Cubber :ize, oiot a preparation tor some Life " ' jv,,,. . . . levond. but for an enriVnnW An eabody hall there is an Ked Cross SDOIlSOrs or Life's Tieres and nows.' One me Arts of Youth in- . Examiner's Cours furn?shed Al- sel will direct the Scout pageaii - jTiu umega, student Scout - given at 7 o'clock tomor :for Life's 'heres and nows One K1 the Arts of Youth, in- Dhase of this enrichment is the Cm?mg tne work of amateur .. . -whole problem of mate-dom." art!sts under Mlss Lena Tiittle u Jjany. Umyeraity students will . InnI efoirn n-Mr. i I hf inTOTaofcrt iv T J y-1 SCOUT JARIBOR IS IN FULL SWING! Individual Demonstrations Fea ture on Morning's Program; ratrol, This Afternoon's. With approximate! v 1 Kan I Boy Scouts registered, the an nual jamboree will get into full swing this morninsr at 9 nVlnrt- with campcraf t demonstrations Dy individual Scouts. Demon strations will be sriven of fiVo building, first aid. comnass work, and other Scouting requi sites. , At' 3 o'clock demonstrations will be given by patrols and at. 4 o'clock University organiza tions will conduct a tour of the University for the visiting Scouts. William C. WesseL camn Campfire Service of the Boy Scouts of America, All Scouts And fnrm 4- I who Will HirAPf t '.vimvi UVUUU9I XVUblUt'O sity will be guests at tonib-ht'a the 25th anniversarv of SrW campfire, which will start at ing which is beine held at the 7:30. TVlP. -Fiivv lfrvTi4-vn lTTriivA.clxr -fUia nrnnlr H- TIT ' mony will be furnished by Al- sel will direct the Scout pageant Julieo Warren Elected To Mead University Glub Donald Stewart believes that marriage is not one of those -things we have to "muddle through." We can be guided wisely and permanently. To him and stage arts and posters. De . interested in the Red Cross Art Exhibit 1 ? SavinS Examiner's course " aihuiu ux more tnani kj. uatuu, na- 4ft nil naitim U x. I tionfll f 1a11 rary American artists. 1ati. w Cross, will conduct in t.hp "Ka T T - 'U 11 I F)nlrA TtniTTo-.cii-l-.- n r . Ixio ATxacutitu uanery oi JNewl wuiwoi puui, iviay 1-4, under the fraternity. Tomorrow, at 1 o'clock, Presi dent and Mrs. Graham will give a luncheon in honor 1 of Chief Scout-Executive James E. West. The jubilee will reach its cli max tomorrow night at 7 o'clock in Kenan stadium, at whir.h ti row night. Hnr hi frT,tr,Mft e acDetn Galler i . t . . . T I XOWC ftTWI irlllDforl iins3 J-1 I IVT ornhmri n-F T 1 l tt. to ur. Hjrnest (rrnvpi fn-r tiia uuuw nit; "wuu" o vx me ivcai umver- mentation of the same ma ! of the -Southern Art sity Examiner's Corps, recently Sb"1 Tiage problem, we, as students, is on display in the Hill chartered by the American Red ExecuL James E wtfTn . 'Music hall. Cross, are asking all ratiW lif a jXCutlve James E. West will ZT ana folk music prm un I savers over 20 vears of f speakto the assembled Scouts. Some hard-shells may disagree the .1?1.re(;tlon of ard all examiners who want to take with our "liberal" attitude. We'll Cha.S6 !nclude the sinin of a.reviw to at special prac aot disturb them in their snug I , and hymnS' with tlce. periods in the Bynum gym parochialism, we promise, instrumental accompaniment, nasmm Monday and Tuesday at fvk uiwuiio vn tiictu ctlltiquat- I xii xiattxtcio sprmer. as Bill w uiuwut, AND LIGHT Desk Staff There will be a meeting of the entire desk staff of the Daily Tar Heel this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the publica tion office. All members of the desk staff are asked to be present and to be on time. Stadium Woods Sprouts Scout City; , Jeoys O j . . . . . I 1 iiwar m mo- TnnTnnt viivmn i Spring, as Bill d instrument, the dulcimer. Free transportation to Dur- khaki half 7 77 7 ur Amontf thnsp wTin will ,. ham will nniririaA J.,'.11 arooVg PP tents, .tidings depart- Hoppas of Estatoe, who was a chapter of the Red Cross. Co- EwSSl nalfcmftd Tnwor World's Fair attraction: Mrs. eds are also elierible and here. The buildings depart 11 1 1 . . xnent s mucn-maiigned power mowers are on the ball and the turf is once more green and closely-cropped. ' We took a few moments off yesterday and went to see the Boy Scouts disembark ino the vernal wood back of Kenan sta dium. After a pleasant stroll in that vicinity we ambled around to where the new athletic field is "taking shape. Activity everywhere. mayoe we have been wroncr Straw Vote Warm up your arguments and u"j"c wc nave ueexi wrong i xnn aij when we have attributed much straw-vote beginning Tuesday a At I Trr"rn i n o- vx viia campus lemargy to tne southern clime. From the looks Two Questions, the proposed -F 4-T ; TTMl ... lo OH TlrT1- . 1 J.1 -1 tilings, napei nimans, like v'i"00 lluUi t"ctiige anu tne semes hig, brown bears, don't get un- ter vs- Quarter system proposi derway with anything suggest- tion will be put before the stu-. Mg momentum until it gets hot dents for tneir opinions. noufirh to slow down the nnrfh- Ballot-boxes will be placed at convenient places throughout the camous m which the hallnf a imititt i Jack Ponl tpllslrlinnprl frnm Tia fnm4l, . "UttllAJil VS. i-x-w. . iuuiui page Ul THE WORLD me tnat tne ar this newspaper, will be placed. Heel bogey-man, Several arguments for both Old Man Provincialism, pervad- sides of each question have al d the sanctum of the State Util- ready been presented in these ties Commission at the bus columns. Take your choice and aims vveanesaay atternoon. let us know what you think. Th ni.. 1 t , . j-'uxiiam lawyers, JrOOl ays, were there in oratorical Story, much to the dismay of napel Hill forces. The consen sus is that the Greyhounde use (and ours) came out some what the worse for wear. Stan ley Winborne, commission chair man, said things looked hopeful, however. The 3000 signatures which the "Greyhound folks nresented in favor of their side tells only halt the picture. It might have oeen a good idea to show 300Q aaitional signatures from other Persons who wouldn't ride in the wolma Coach Company's hacks -1 -T Ji iL iney were paid 50 cents for -ne Durham round-trip. RoMHa . SpT,.ti f p.. m,..h,Mrfrff. as trajuoads upon Mrs. N0rma Grindsteff of G similar examin- ffiL Spruce Pine; I. G. Greer of er's course was conducted and CamPlng Thomasville, and Franklin Scott, 25 Carolina students participa nt26ri"r- lnem COmplet'nff the energetic business men, dressed - "f wj. uugwnu, w 11V J ' will strut their stuff on the further information re garding the event, interested and eligible students are asked to see lee Greer at the Y. M. C. A. or ties a sissy," the long- breechered Leaksvillians confid ed in each other. "I don't care if he is a sissy," piped a little rebel in the corner. "I shore wish I had some . . . might, too, by tomorrow . ... resurrected dulcimer. t , u& VkJkJWVA in brown, vyinsr with each other for "leading" their troops. The gang from Leaksville was roollw '4-'U if TT i tt ttt i L xaxxj wiexc. xiavmg just ar- srTh":: V rived m a shiny new bus they T f .i, i i were gathered on the sidewalk Charter members of the local by the Tin Can . . . gathered corps are: Ellis Fvsal and Lee n . . . 6 . r j " , w.. "UUU- oj. meir group who SAl .Yi 5? had i-t produced a sun dfal . " "xx, w-vaytama, a rea, iive sun df , - , ' nvvvuiiic CAy 11 0 Tom Humphries, secretarv: Vernon Ward, Marshall Bell. Jesse Parker, George Howe, Uharles Kose, Bob Bolton. Ben Blood, and Billy Greet. Three New Greeks the owner. "And just let me see vou tel me what time it is right now?" asked an unbeliever. Down on their knees went the "whole bunch" and the leader aimed hip mnnlii'v.. AT J.1- J tt o xxxttnim; l-Nortn. ; Kappa Sigma announces Someone let go the answer, "20 WEEKLY NEWS RELEASE The first release of the Daily Tar Heel Weekly News Ser vice will be mailed Monday to 40-odd high schools in the state and 35 preparatory schools in and around North Carolina. v Featured in the bulletins will be news of the University with special emphasis on the alumni from the institutions receiving the news service. Each school will be sent two mimeographed pages of general University news and another typewritten sheet of personals written specifically for each institution. ", There wili be no costs for the news service on the part of the schools receiving the bulletins. Financing the project is the University Alumni office which is headed by Jf. Maryon Saunders. Don McKee. assistant editor nf the Datt.v Tap Wpw w - J..iuJjUf 10 manaerer of the weekly news release and is assisterl .. ton Craig, freshman reporter. Phi the pledging of the following miwPa w new men: Everett L. Peterson. nu4. a r. o T,-.. ""nuies tm tnree," Jr 7phW Wloouu vvurMiipper ' TrOm hltS CMT!-rvl 1 -l-r- -4- Zeta Psi announces the pled,- . ; 'Tll ZZ, 1 , "f, ItMlU VXXC of the others, "My watch savs 21 minutes 'till three."' ' Along came a stranere affirm. gation from some other Scouting village .. . . The strangers had on shorts. ing of John R. Harris, Wilson. MacFRLAND GETS giljUKiiiTARY S JOB Position of Club Treasiirer Ta Bestowed Upon Joe William son Grier of Charlotte. OLD OFFICERS THANKED Julien Knox Warren Jr Trenton was selected to head the university Club for the coming year at an election ofth or ganization last night in Gerrard hall. Other officials elected ATA George MacFarland of Thnr. lotte, secretarv. and Jo a Wii chief liamson Grier, also of Charlotte, Runner-up to Warren for th presidency was Francis Camn- bell of the old club. . Campbell. Louis ShafrWr Henry Lewis and George Mac- r anana were nominated for the presidency at the meeting of the club last week by the Uni versity Club nominating com mittee. Warren's name was proposed when the floor was opened to further nominations. MacFarland Secretarv MacFarland,- self-heln stu dent, withdrew his name last night from the list of candidate for the presidency; but in the vote for the secretaryship he won by a large maioritv owr the two other students nominat ed against him, Phil Kind and Laurence Frank. Runners-up for the nfficp -P treasurer were George Allen and Walter F. Illman. Warren, a rising junior, has distinguished himself during his 1 two years at the University in class government. He has serv ed for two years on his class executive committee and durW this past year was chairman of the sophomore dance commit tee. Invokes Blessing Said the new president as he took office: "No speech is in or- ( Continued on page three) P0HiESSES0N IN BUS LINE FIGHT yV Am. uver on freshman fiVld tho Winston-Salem 132-strong rep vFAuuauun was pitching a row of big tents on the roadside A sweating second classman plowed his way through the heat ana camp-making rubbish, past a group of tenderfoots sitting down .. . some were just sit ting. . . "How1 long are you going to be c. v t j out of school?" e Student Body Head Cites feola- "Two whole davs T "on 01 CftaPel HlU 5 Defends and Friday . . . Sounds miffhtv good, too," declared the little f el- JarV P 1 . . , . , I vv vuumiucu wic iijfnr vt ryxvxng ma wei, rea iace. He lor an Atlantic rii.Awi,M.j I ..wuuub Uit JXXVU11U. 11.HH ""xxvx nu utmer. through Chanel TTiTl in Vtx. I X " A.A. XUHlblil At the edge of the trandesr!?: P""' cited , the fact courts sat a number nf s W although -approximately one fellow was bedecklerf V'00.0'0.0?. ve been spent in with merit badra honors napei mu and nearly $40,000 there was an Eagle Scout spent on roads leading to and "Where's a first ?m. rel.ChI Hill is still Duke University tennis er "! " that McNeill, entered in the sLt, S .""S laa:.re tournament, had hurt his knee taadate" nSt?v in a game . . . There was a mad "SnSt...?. scramble of the -Jnnfawk- ' lZ :??f.STW ; Where's that kit?" . ; V,.""e?en . ... "This'U burn a little." said th . J-" . .,?gahon, ring leader with the kit open; r " T "na "That', in v. . i- iv Company, while cross-examining lhats all right," replied Mc- pi t.j .- !t - . i B II . . "ThonVo o 1 were noc True Neill DEPUTATION TRIP Yesterday afternoon Donald Comer of the "Y" led a deputa tion trip toEocky Mount accom panied by L. F. Fountain, Nick Read, and Bob Magill. While in Rocky Mount the deputation will visit seven schools, a hospital, a local civic club, and the Hi-Y club. A ban quet will be held for the visitors on Saturday night before their return to Chapel Hill Sunday. that rihrmpf TTilt cf . . Am OWUUAiLO X lAjJJJg PHI SLOGAN CONTEST on the present Carolina Coach contest SDonsored bv tho m.Vo x; ri,: a , , . " -aui uic aumeuiaes roway, AUi tllc s,, sio- ana took signs and mats : , . Muu vw oxgxxa tnu mats irom SSwS AssmbIfubmAltted the busses for their rooms. Pool aunng the week endmc Anril rAtnVi -.jh. qa . . , uu, me smaenis ai 30. 18 ow m progress. The Carolina are gentlemen." prize lor the best slogan is sevpn pi co ; a a. . v : x,- i x . j. wx oaxu last, .niKnu in re- tickets to the Carolina theatre, spbnse to a question concerning Officers of the Assemblv will fha AC111111 u j -. u6ic wemg mime wward De juages and may not enter the th contest. Entrants mav submit i W Ww " many slogans as they wish to think that a bus will be routed the officers. tt,. 1, v wuvu5u iicic
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