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s all "TO CREATE A JOURNAL OP . A CAMPUS personality THE ACnVITIES OP CAROLINIANS VOLUME XLTV editorial re oki 4151 CHAPEL HILL, N. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1935 ZOVXZM reCSZ 4156 NUMBER 20 SNISCAKCHARG; MARYLAND STARS TO BE INELIGIBLE FACULTY SEMINAR WILL HEAR RUARK " - Group to Discuss Philosophy, In ter-relation of Sciences Sophomore Guard Makes State ment Under Oath to Wash ington' Times Yesterday The organization of a new seminar is announced by the de partment of philosophy for the discussion of problems, method- GRAHAM SPEAKS STUDENTS' TO ON PMSONALTTY FORMLOCCLUB University President Addresses) Carolina Dames Club Formed by 35th Founder's Day of Ne- Local Wives Under Faculty gro Palmer Institute Matrons Supervision Speaking on "The Power of Thursday afternoon, October I Administration Gives Approval For Columbia Street High School Law School Invited To Bar Convention State Bar Association Will Meet in Raleigh October 18 ;SAYS "NEVER AT GENEVA lology, and the inter-relation of fWWIkU1v. riucuxr. iu, mxu ,tuucu m The University law school has each. The organization, composed of faculty members from each de- Proposed Building Will be Adjacent ToThi Delf Lot Fraternity Contends Land Origi nally Set Aside by Trustees for Greek Houses boro Sunday afteroon the 35th guidance of a committee " of fa- Heniy M Lon, Secretary and (Special to the Daily Tar Heel) Washington, D. C. Oct. 14 John L. Sniscak, sophomore partment, will hold its meetings :uard of the University of North the third Monday of each month. Carolina lootoaii Team, wno was " rr",- told one instance after another The miroose of the Dames .-w. TTni vOTsrftv I is hoped that-every science ..f Morvlnrnd in 'Ralt.imorG. madel the following statement under course of the year- i oath to' the Washington Times . The first paper, "The Limita- t . . i i : ; : nnns nf . NanifAi Sfipnflp" will T.flv to- V -Jbe read by.Professor Ruark of institution for 34 years T TUM T QmoinV nrtT- in thai ...... . I J 3 XT . - ? . .. i- iv,ln the Physics Department. The purpose of the group is . . ? T - 1 .. If Al. f sta vrlt OTTj-t-4 4f-tA"h year 01 service ox maimer oein- cuicy vive wuu huc uuvc ""m- T - fJnr-Ot rrnlina onal Institute. - Ibers of similar groups at other . -r. A Jtieara Dy a large audience oi "vcxaitica, vi8ucu a the second Annual mpetino- of Dotn races, President Uranam i WUU- . . the Bar this week, according to faculty authorities. The meeting is scheduled for Friday, October 18, at the Sir spirit of defense of . my football status, but to establish that my accusers who forced my ineligi- of powerful personalities : who Club is to enable students' wives will be presented during the r?u .visln, nd preparation to become better acquainted with naa axtamea xneir enas. ieacn omer-auu-wiui uie cuiu- Dr. Charlotte Hawkins Brown, munity. Those present at the Walter Hotel, in Raleigh. who has guided the course of the last meeting - were Mesdames The program begins at 10 :00 pre. Ashby renn, .Beach Langston, a. m. and the faculty and stu- - ' I " ' T"T" S Ali i sided at the 'occasion which lrrancis u. iiayes, .Kicnara a. aents nere nave oeen especially heard the Institute's own Sedalia Edwards, John A. McLean, requested to hear the major ad- Singers give a well r organized I Harry M. Douty,1' Harry R. dress by Honorable William L. musical program. I Moore, William ' A. Perry, H. Ransom, President of the Ame- ncc-ni-m'-nrr Tr Biwim U L. Riddle. R. S. Winslow, W. W.lrican Bar Association, from to revive the philosophy, of science and to promote coopera- uon Detween an ine sciences Dy . IWillinm T.vndon Williams "NTpw YnrVTitv .olina University, did so with un-lmaking a 'extaatibn bf theb one of the great per sonalities Hf." Nw m ' r - - ttt i (3 rm r i ain n wy iirii n v-jr-uw a wa a-w.i - - - i-.itLii iiiiiua. luaiic tii xvuu niift i TnTinQTnflTVTQ a - - " ' i xuxiuumviibuio statement under oath, such state- PROPERTY NEVER USED inent being volunteered on my PLAYERS TO MAKE part: ' . ' Andorka and Farrell "TJiast one Andorka, now play ing center for Maryland Univer sity, previously played one year of. varsity football at West Lib- PRODUCTION TOUR OF THREE STATES Folk Plays to be Presented in Eastern Carolina and Virginia President Graham laid J great Wilder, and Waldo F. McNeir. emphasis upon the fact that The wives of all students reg- Palmer Memorial Institute is a istered m the university, under- - - I " . m m j center of sympathetic under- graduate as well as graduate, standing and intersocial good and wives of instructors who are win candidates for decrees, are " - . . t The Palmer Institute is noted eligible for membership and are for its high standards of concert cordially invited to join. Phi Delta Theta members saw their fight against construc tion of a proposed consolidated Orange county high school in the University lots adjacent to their chapter house come to the brink of defeat last night as ad ministration heads reached an agreement shortly before the Daily Tar Heel went to press. - Among those . present were Dean Dudley D. Carroll, Con troller C. T. Woollen and Dr. Frank P. Graham. The agree ment finally reached provided that the University permit con struction of the high school on four lots east of the Phi Delta Theta lodge on Columbia street. First of Series of German Films To be Shown October 22 The Carolina Playmakers will I work, and students with musical 1 Sponsors of the club are : Mes- -erty Teachers' College in West ; make a, two weeks' tour of east- ability are attracted from many dames Frank P. Graham, R. B. "Virginia; (fern North Carolina, Virginia and parts of the " country. Negro House, C. P. Spruill, Karl H. " TW. A1 Farrell. also a Washington. D. C starting No- music reached its highest level I Fussier, M. A. Hill, Frank W. Tnember of the Maryland' team Ivember 15, announced Harry Da-1 in the concert ensemble of the Hanf t, J. B. Woosley, and Irene filmg to chapel niut the theatre ing school for prospective teach- GERMAN PICTURES TO BE PROJECTED IN LOCAL THEATRE Two more meetings were sche duled last night, one of which was to decide upon the actual construction work. As the result of the joint ef- The neW consolidated high forts of Dr. Werner Friederich school is scheduled to be con of the German department, and structed with PWA funds and the management of the Carolina is to be co-ordinated with the theatre, to bring the best and education school of the Univer- most famous of the German sity. It will serve as a train- -at -nresent played at Fordhamlvis, Playmakers business mana- sedalia Singers. n freshman' seven years ago, I ger, yesterday. in defiance of the Southern Con- ; Fifteen players wiU participate. SYMPHONY PRACTICE S:r"Sla-. vvzot:rz spe --r taws of five, consecutive calendar classes of R Swa3int dileaoT of the or- years; . ' . . ,r,4.! chestra, again wishes to remind " 'That said Farrell also has The first of these is Cottie who are inWted flayed professional football for Mourns, a comedy of the Ocra- Fredericksburg, Va.;: iSri f wh-L n" bleass positions to attend this , 'That the University of practice. auarianu xw I a nVio-nol TTill ia trao-- -Lii ow j " protesting my ineligibility at T ' " Zn e Woman's College Symphony P,1, AA edy of the tobacco Negro, while ... , , . hei UNIVERSITYf CLUB in JNortn uaroima, uo Jnmhirie NM brines "Tooth that I had played football at I g ff & Spanish comedy spring. fipnpva r,o effe wnereas i nave :never seen Geneva " or Shave, a from her native Monterey Mexi- T win icdtuic. tiic uidu icubattvc cioa xue uiiysicai cuutauuuai list of German films on Tuesday, program at the new high school October '22 at "11 p. m. r ; - rill also be under Dr. O." K. TlpfailoH nkns for TTfimecom- mpuuaia u mm uuuiwau. ing Day will be taken up at the fef subJect! that sl?.w Ph Delta Theta contended that meeting of the University Club the background of German.his- the four adjacent lots had been tonight at 8 o'clock in Graham tory and German culture, though set aside for a University fra- wie most ciiarxuiug xuusiuu turn- cerniiy section ana xnat xney edies will be presented. had built with the assumption The list of the planned films that other fraternities would do will include "Morgenrot," the likewise. outstanding film of the German An authorative source last submarine war; "Kamerad- night confirmed the following Memorial. President Warren will appoint additional committees ,to super vise various phases of the Home coming program, and the club will hear reports from members named last week to the special projects of the occa sion. " ? ' ! . sohaft" concerninsr the disasters I hnoVcrrmiTirl r carry out i . . ?t., rZn I T j. j in 'uie cuai iiiiura uj. ureucimau- m xvzz nve iraternities uro- CO. The same article in the Wash- puring the 15 years of the ington Times also stated that -iaroKna piavmaker's tours, the Maryland had not protested peopie cf the whole eastern coast Sniscak's eligibility, but tnat a from Georgia to Boston have be- CAMPUS KEYBOARD The pot still boils around the Old Well, and cools off and boils aerain as each ; new day local newspaper brought up his come familiar with the work of throws sunlight over the roof of ineligibility. the Playmakers m reviving folK gouth building. ; Lirama. Plavbills of nroductions I SNAVELY COMMENTS 0 - " a flt the National Coach Carl Snavely last night, Folk Festival in St. Louis in mug of chapel Hill. The Phi on hearing of Sniscak's state- 1934 Four volumes- of plays Delts wake up and find that some ment to the Washington news- written in the classes here have old meanies are about to erect paper, said that he deeply re- been published. - a school building in the neigh- gretted the action on Sniscak s boring vernal woods. The sorori- Tart. He made it clear ne nas INFIRMARY : ties gather neophies by the hand not even thought of protesting - - - f ul to replenish the" human lar Maryland's use of players, even Those . confined to the infirm- dor of feminine brotherhood. 1ia above arv yesterday were: Jim Hutch- items were brought to his at- ins, I. J. Bynum, T. W. btuddert, abQut susidization and eli- tention as facts; before the &, glbinty. swam nan grins as omy is Maryland game. I have never protested an other team's player nor will I ever do that," he told a repre (Continued on page two) Imperative All juniors and seniors pos tively must have their Yack ety Yack photographs made before this Saturday, declared Business Manager Ned McAl lister yesterday. Those who haven't yet got ten their last year's annuals can see McAllister in Graham Memorial from 2 to 3 o'clock any afternoon except Wednesr day. y.'-'y-. -'l and Fred Cates. Pi Phi Pledges Pi Beta Phi announces the pledging of the follow ing girls: Mary Crockett Evins, Bluefield, West Virginia ; Ju lia Folsom, Tampa, Fla. ; Mildred LeFevre, Washing ton,. C. ; Anita de Monsei gle, Belmont, N. J.; Helen Pritchard, Asheville ; Patty Renn, Clayton ; Audrey Ro well, Edenton ; Mary Leigh Seales, Greensboro ; Annie Tucker, Raleigh ; Lucy Wat son, Greenville, S. C. ; Car oline Winston, Chapel Hill; and Martha Wyantt, Sharon, jpenn. r empty eating houses can grin as a few of the handful of still-in- terested pro-re-openers start in I anew to put pressure on some body somewhere that the hash doors may again bring out wafts of baked beans on every hinged journey. This consolidated high school nroiect which would make the Phi Delts into such good neigh bors is a great project but it is unfortunately, just a little bit too late. Down on Rosemary street is a man who worked his whole life that such an enter prise might be effected and it is too late now for him to enjoy it. The budgetary, knife . laid his plans low and tore down his fast- growing department of- eauca- 4.; f ?tv tnat N. W. Woman's Athletic Council at 7 o'clock, in Graham Memorial: Kay Quigley, Margaret Jordan, Frances Johnston, Evelyn Bar ker, Hazel Beacham, Sally Page, Eliza Rose and Ida Winstead. . Chi Omega Pledges - i 1 "r , inA xiiaii 1111x1 ui va ctuuut iciugcca Gamma, national honorary lead- . . . ,! ership fraternity. Whereas there ISa.nlanCh,ina; IS no logical coxiuecuuxi ueiweeu he two events,- it is gratifying WOMAN'S . COUNCIL 0 note that co-eds are in the aews. There is plenty of room for co-ed participation and it does one's heart good to see the wom en becoming more firmly in trenched in campus affairs as their feminine charms invade man's sanctum to claim some of the room for their owners. That interest in re-opening Swain hall has waned is very noticeable. Pressure has been transferred from the press to the committee room but there still is surprisingly little student in terest in an endeavor which three weeks ago occupied so much student attention. A stu dent netition with a few hun dred names is now in order and would do much for the cause. Yes, the pot boils as a hodge podge of baked beans, neophy tes, high school buildings and burly athletes contact nerves in the campus brain. As for us, we will just play passive nerve cord for your stimuli and reactions. T. G. H. as had been expected. One of them, Phi Delta Theta, exchanged its lot for one of the new ones, after the chapter house burned. Another, Chi Psi, The following must attend the bought a lot on Old Fraternity Chi Omega1 has pledged the following girls: Mary Ray, Norwood, Georgia ; Betty Stevens, Haddonfield, N. J. ; Margaret Lee Pollock, Chicago, HI. ; Lucinda Brown Asheville; Katherine Mur phy, Wallace; Ruth Worley, Kinston; Irene Wright, Asheville; Mary Louise Stone, Greensboro ; Beverly Hamer, Columbia, S. C; Jeanette Mclntire, Ashe ville ; and Ruth Worth Cro ' well, Newton.- - -Seven are North- Caro lina girls. Row for the specific purpose of exchanging it for one of the new lots set aside for the fra ternities by the University. Three of the lodges who had applied sold their, old lots, se lected and purchased new sites. These were Zeta Psi, Kappa Alpha and Kapj Sigma. Meanwhile, 13 years, the (Continued n page two) Tar Heel The desk staff and all new reporters meet this afterno. ' with the Editor for very portant sessions. Attend is compulsory. . Desk men meet at 2 o . and reporters at 3:15 in ham Memorial. V Other students interested working' on the reportor; staff of ' the Daily Tar Hek are requested to be present at the reporters meeting. , I if C lit ne I le 1 10 Jar on an ' is- ;a:e . I lis. I ral French border; "Der Haupt- p0Sed to the University trustees mann von Koepenick," a satire that they exchange their lots on against militarism; "Das Floe- Old Fraternity Row for new tenkonzert von Sans Souci," a ones in a section to be reserved . historical film about Frederick for such purposes. The trustees Walker isn't now in the chair - vorea apwn xne proposal. of glory as one of his dreams telle ' a ieaam? f.11 uTsTlcaM The following year, however, about to come true comeay ieaturmg uuumi jxar- alter considerable Agitation, the The sorority pledging comes on vey; "DieletzteKompagnie," de- buildings and grounds commit- op of a recent announcement " VV Lee 01 DoarQ 01 irusxees ue' tnat me co-eas nave now oigau- . - - . , ized a chapter of Alpha Kappa "nge xnemost acciaimea uer- five fraternities did-not respond iJ t- ia man film of 1934 about refugees as xa ppti tTmcttA. J 61 V
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