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PAGE TWO
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
The official newi paper of the Publications Union "RoarA rt. TTnWprtkr
e North Carolina at Chapel Hill where it is urinted -rrOT,f mvmHavsJ
and the Thaxtksgivmg, Christmas and Spring Holidays. Entered as second
class matter at the post oSce at Chapel Hill, N. O, under act of March 3,
IGi'j. snpscnpaon price, ior toe ceiicge year.
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' t P. G. Hammer, editor
V ; R. C. Page, Jr., managing editor
W. L. Hargett, W. H. W. Anderson, associate editors
A. R. Sarratt, Jr., city editor
E. L. Kahn, assistant city , editor
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Feature Writers . ; ,
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"'""- News Editor 8
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Office Force .
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News Release ':
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. Exchange editors
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Heelers
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Quill Quips
by
Mac Smith
Now YOU'RE
- Talking
SCIENCE STORES
ARE CENTRAIaZEiJ
Administration Takes Over Che
mistry Store as First Step,- ,
It has just been announced
by G. Morris HiU, head of tne
University purchasing depart- xo the editor.
ment, that the chemistry store, daily Tar Heel:
"DOGMAS'
mas as pictures. it is my
belief that the gentleman does
not know what a dogma is !
Ask mathematicians if the
doraias of mathematics are pic-
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V y ' D. Becker 1
THIS ISSUE: NEWS, JONAS; NIGHT, JORtAN
Sociology Professor Howard
W. Udum Had asked His class to Iocated in Venable haU has been Tf. i disflr,r,ointine- and dis-
brmg in definitions of sociology. teke OV bv the Administra- hrfpnin to find'a Treacher in
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une star pupil came to scnooi chemistry store has a university town of 3,000 stu-
the next day and requested an been controlled by one depart- dents future leaders of the
aUdienCe. manf in tliQ n!lo nrtA olcn CPrVftd I T 1. 3 nnA nKnmhi'nrr
Dr. Odum," he said, "I ran only this department. H. J. 0iozy as an "attempt" and "dog-
across this definition oi sociology Crawford, who has been in
and I would like you to hear, it charge of the store, will con
and see what you think about tinue his duties.
it.-. . . The chemistrv denartment has
The boy read a very eomph- given its full approval and en-
cated piece from a dusty volume, dorsement of this plan. Dr. Ed- tures Ask scientists if science
looking up at the end to catch ward Mack, new head of the de- h them "variable terms or
Odum's reaction. : partment, has also approved the nivtnrP, n which he states to
The nrofftssor Rmiled shook change, and has seen tins same kims,lf that experience." The
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his head. "The words sound situation successiuny .enacted at answer wm be emphatically
familiar, but no. that won't tro. . ; Ohio State University
Central tore
The administration decided, it
well worth while to set up one
central store for all scientific de
partments instead of - one indi
vidual store for each department. which man states to himself his
Supplies will be bought .m one constant transaction with the
Totally ignorant of Carolina'sl large quantity for all depart- mvsterv behind things are vari-
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famous nonor systems the iresn- j menus ja inis xroup m me, iu-. aW i Tq. state that 'dogmas'
nian 5anded in Chapel 'Hill -and toe,t and should jproveii to bea pictures is 'not', only .' a : mis
jumped into University lifeaV monevnf6r; theaJniversity. Conception but " a contradiction.
! Three weeks iater after rush iThis;changei of CQntrol in .the (n02Tnas of theoloev are rocks of
ing season, he had his first quiz, chemistry store fias Deen a gradr its foundations . which. desnite
When the professor asked for kal process, partially due to the the change of grandfather's
PLEDGE he wrote: "Phi Delta growtnroi tne university, ana clflthes; remain uneffected. those
that won't do. Where did you
find it?"
'You oughta know," replied
the student. "You wrote it your
self. .
Bliss
"NO !" A dogma is not a term.
It is not a picture. It is truth,
crystallized truth. And might
I remind the reverend gentle
man that truth is absolute, never
changing. Yet his pictures tin
OUTSTANDING RADIO
BROADCASTS
2 :00 : Between the Bookendsr
WDNC, WBIG. 4
6:00: Joe Plotke orch.,
WBT, WDNC.
7:30: Kate Smith's Hour,
WABC, WBT, WHAS.
8:30: Wayne King orch.,
WEAF, WSB ; Edgar A. Guests
KDKA, WJZ; Lawrence Tibbett,
baritone, WABC, WHAS, WBT.
9 :00 : The Caravan with Wal
ter O'Keefe, Glen . Gray orch.,
WABC, WHAS, WBT; Ben
Bernie and All the Lads, WLW,
WPTF.
9:30: Jumbo Show, WPTF;
Fred Waring orch., WABC,
WHAS, yVBT; Helen Hayes;
WENR, WJZ, KDK.
10:00: Studio' Party, WLW,
Mobilization, WLW,
RUMOR UNFOUNDED
Theta.
Life is just a bowl
Stolid Coach Snavely loosened
the expansion of the medical, essentiai truths which
pharmacy, and other science de rnTi
partments. il n " '. .
remain
Tennis Robot
Instead of bringing us up to
theology, he wants to bring theo
logy down to where we are. In-
i Tennis enthusiasts will have stead of taking the horse to the
Growing Jiorror in the form of a vicious rumor that an attack
. of spinal menengitis threatens the cosmopolis of Chapel Hill per- his vocal chords yesterday after
vaaea tne campus tms weexena. mere is aosoiuieiy no ?wsc?7Mnoon at football practice:
cation or jounaaiion jor. mis report. "YonVp Mv Luclcv Star" "Ya'
tj. a new type of opponent to work barn, bring the barn . to the
of jumping to faulty conclusions for which the originator has was Broadway Malady for on thls week when the "Tennis horse. Take your pick. One is
no groundwork of facts. The rumors are not in the beginning someone. . . Robot is put into practice on as rational as the other. Re-
either malicious or intentionally vicious, but are based on a gnaw- Fake! : ' " ' the University courts. gardless of the conditions of
ing fear of insidious and deadly disease. . Man has a right to - Charlie ChaT)lin's makimr an- The robot is an intricate ma- time, a truth is a trut h and every
fear, these things, but he has no right to conjur up specters of qther movie, producers tell us, chine which shoots 60 balls to pulpit in this country should im-
death before the' eyes of his fellow man if the specters are only which will be a fitting sequence all parts of the court at intervals pel us in that, direction. If our
the figments of his imagination. : : J to "City Lights" and the other of a few seconds and may be proposer says his "dogmas" are
ThAfp1iVfll nnTioritiPR nf the TTniversitv are ttioron olilv crm- ones. All of which reminds us placed at any position according terms and pictures, it is. clear
petent, and would keep nothing as vital as this from the students, of the story told on the famous to the type of shot a player he confuses "theology" with "re-
It would be all to their advantage to warn the likely susceptibles English walking-cane star. wishes to practice.
of an impending danger, and the students may rest well assured it seems tnat omeaian unap- ine machine has Deen pur
that they will do . so in case of any emergency. . c lin Charles Spencer without the chased by the University of
In the future, take the time to inquire as to the legitimacy of baggy pants, stopped oif m a lit- North Carolina for the benefit of
your facts before you are a party to any rumor which can get out tie town for an hour's wait, students who desire help in
of hand before explanations can be made. , , Hearing that the . locals were tennis. The device will be used
staging a Charlie . Chaplin Imi- for the varsity and freshman
tation Contest, he decided to en- tennis teams as well as the stu
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jJUKe ana uaroima win get togetner on Lne gnuirun mm oaiur
Fred H. Sides; Jr.
DUKE AND CAROLINA
Mrs. Brooks Renders
Classical Program
Pianist Gives Inspired Interpre
tation Before Audience
He won second dents.
place.
Gladys Calder Brooks, pianist,
day in what is usually regarded as the best game of the year for
the spectators, and the players alike. That anything is liable to Bare Facts
happen in the way of scoring has made this traditional tut a So one of
headliner in the South and even in the nation.
PI PHI TEA
(male) in the Sophomore Figure ?? the University
For years student leaders at both institutions, impelled by this Friday night refused to wear
athletic rivalry, have striven for better Duke-Carolina student socks and appeared brazenly
relations. , .The-interchange of Undergraduate-1 speakers, ; the without them. He v did "i wear
programs of co-operation in the upper schools, and - humerous f shoes;
other steps have definitely cemented the Blue Devils and the Tar ' Maybe-1 a
Heels ih j a friendly; annpt an antagonistic rivalry lri '" make a go
Under the supervision of Co- Played to a small but apprecia-
captains Shore and DeGray, the tive and enthusiastic audience
robots will be open to any one at a concert in Graham Memorial
bunday afternoon.
WEAF.
10:30
WPTF.
11:00: Abe Lyman orch.,
WABC ; Horace Heidt orch.,
WGN.
11 :30 : Dick Gardiner orch.,
WABC, WHAS, WBT; Reggie
Childs orch., WSB, WLW; Earl
Hines orch., WENR; Orville
Knapp orch., WGN. ,
; 12 :00 : Leon Belasco : orch.,
WENR, WEAF; Herbie Kay
orch., WABC;.; Rudy Bundy
orch., WHAS. ., .
12:15: Veloz and Yolanda
orch., WGN. , .
12:30: Joe Rines orch.r
WSM, WSB, WJZ; Horace
Heidt orch., WGN.
12:45: Joe Sanders orch.,
WGN.
She gave an inspired interpre
tation to a well rounded pro
gram of classical -selections
Patronesses nd. alumnae re L Her nroeram included: Cha-
ihvited ,tq a .tea .this. afternoon rrmriA in a W Wani .
hill-billy should from 3 to 5 oclock at the Pi Phi taip ' nt,n -q a'
good tcook since he will House. ,, ' Uk n,, q !Aa
Thereare always: some stu at home on the range. -bh -ojMiss Hardiman, house Mother. Onnq 9 TJiTmhor n; W ow
trite ahd re-hashed consistently but still a truism) who have little And this Ensemble Conductor Miss McCall, and Mrs. Law- pin; "Lotus Land" by Scott
sense of . this good sporting . attitude, however, and often both Arthur Fiedler who appeared on rence and the active Pi Phi mem- "The Lark" by Balakirew
student bodies are branded by the others by the unthinking acts the Student entertainment series bers will receive the guests. The "Etude Ricordanza" bv Liszt'
German Club
(Continued from page one)y
All the dances will be held in
the Tin Can. Bids will be avail- ,
able next week at the usual
price for German, Club mem
bers, $5 dues and $4 assessments
making a total of $9 for the set
For all undergraduates desiring
to join the organization, the
initiation fee will be $5, except
for seniors, who may become
members for the nominal sum of
$1. Graduate students and
alumni may obtain a set of bids
for $5.
A largenumber of the campus
socialites are expected to fore
go the pleasure of a family re
union Thanksgiving in order to
hear Tommy Dorsey and his
band on their first trip to this
campus.
of this minority. It is our earnest hope, of course, that these last month he's a violinist.
students hpr.fYme mnre r.rmsrinns nf the standards nf thfir resnep-
fiv student hnrlips and pease childish and fnnlish nranVs -which e Man's Meat
arnnsA anv antatrnnism. Tf. hnwever there -must evist this p1p A new Jersey friend of OUrs
ment in all societies, our hope is then that the respective student fdly tells us that some connec
bodies regard their activities as unrepresentative of the groups as tion of his used a history report
-. i ., m high school this fall that he
mV. ! i il sx; originally turned in here at
ine uisgraceiui epioue oi pumung uieuKe cxxapei verai Carolina lagt year Qur friend
.yCax? . , . . . rl : K V; had made an "A," but the sec-
pledges will serve.
TWO YEARS AGO
TODAY
Compiled from the files of the
- Daily Tar Heel,
and "Paraphrase on Tchaikow-
sky's 'Flower Waltz" by Grai-ner.
Bob Barnett, John O'Neil,
were ostensibly Puke students in similarly decorating Kenan 0nd fellow to use the paper rated Ran Lacy, John Barrow and Ed
Graham Speaks
(Continued from page one)
fought and killed because they
were ordered to fight and kill."
Present Conflict
The question of the present
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------ - - ---- - . -. r - - - only a "U". , .and it was a Car- mar seieciea Dy tne committee conflict was introduced when Dr
must not continue ii Iuke and Carohna near neighbors and olina ..A, and a high o, to represent the. University in Graham stated,Ue Ironic fact
schools which sram much throusrh co-oneration. are to build un a , . ni, cti..i- ... 4l'cu tllc ironic ,iacx
-...-j..- x,. ? s -u.., ..x....... 7.v:' 5 xiuu ocuoiarsmp competition, that while we are
uitixiusiuy mat wia cuiniiiue iu iicaitmui anu cuiisirucuve. i -
WE WAX LAUDATORY
Prevalent
According to reports
eel ehr at.i n or t"h o
Ramases, University mascot, peace of the world, tler i a
will be brought - here for a war oWo- nr. w Jua v.-
xiuiu montn. . .ne is Kamases III. . .
n con cq n-P -fnf J - j. i ; 1
T ii. 1 j. .1' ii. .l ii:' ' i 5 t iiiii i i . ... IoeyltV nmrifrof nvn flnW nrn'A M!-r i -r H i . . - I lllljr ill tryillx tO
ijespite;ine iaci mat me . poiiiicians naa; a little trouoie getting r"" ii0,Vi6l'v'i0 vCiC mroy rage, editor of World To- organize our hnv Qrt v,of
the incumbent campus, editors located in the right shoes, it is plentiful m New Found Aineri- morrow, will, speak on dangers exnerience tne mmm??
Viiim'ma rTkinirt Vio4- nnW UnTrr mn4.nn j i I csl t.hnt. hnara cnnin nrvr. -nnc-cjinixrlx o : j I . - tulu6
yu iiuuiuic vyiutuu uiot.:vui xcuuvy. juatcis iicivt; uuxie ct XllitrveiOUS - r j tu peace.,. .OCCU11U pUDllC. PrO-ltO SO OUt flTlfl Vill " Tt O-T,
. i mii, n.vio xv vac piata- aucnqn oi xne .mymakers willlurged.
j ob with iheir publications from the very start.
There has . been , historically speaking, plenty of inter-publica- tory oiocKades. . . include four originals.
tion animosity, rather ieebie stuit, but vicious, enough. Not ume vessels even sanx witn Two inch sports page . head
through any "blushing yioletness" on our part, but because we tne weight of the fish who lines scream Carolina wallons
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smcereiy oeiieve that our. contemporary publications are main- VJv mio tne uuats as soon Wake Forest 26-0. . .Freddv
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taming a. particularly high standard, do we invest local editorial as tney appearea near the Sington, fromer all-America.
policy with unprecedented praise for the others.
Some agitation on the part of a few students against our hav
ing all f our. publications is not representative of the attitude of
the whole campus, in. our opinion. . We believe that each and every
publication has a definite place and that, in the case of our con
temporaries, they are as good as any in the nation.
coast.
Yield Not
There was the Phi kappa Sig
week-ender who wore elbow
splints to make it easier for him
to resist temptation.
says Barclay is' the best guard
in the south. . .Willy Wang sug
gests setting up a tutoring
board for faltering athletes.
FOR SALE Lease on room in Ay
cock Dormitory. Call Marley at 210
Aycock.
In his further discussion Dr.
wanam stressed the need for
world peace. He gave a true and
vivid picture of airplanes drop
ping: .bombs ori cathedrals,
cnurches, and schools. The da
"age aone is far too great to
compare with the
achieved.
purposes
FouNn
r QnfiT return to own-
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