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Bull's Head Reading Harry Da
vis, 4:15. "Dead End'
Junior Class Meeting: Elections
for dance leaders and marshals
will be held tomorrow night at
9:00 in Memorial hall.
Junior Co-eds Important meet
ing this afternoon at 1 :30 in the
lobby of Spencer halL
Co-ed Basketball Tonight' at
1 o'clock. Juniors vs. freshman-
1 mm a
sopnomores. inursaay at o -
tJock, seniors vs. freshman-soph
omores.
French Club Meets tonight at
7:15 in Episcopal parish house.
A. I. E.- E. Meets tonight at
7 o'clock in 214 Phillips. Tom
Slade will give talk.
Undergraduate Philosophy Club
Meets Thursday night at 8
o'clock in Graham Memorial.
Senior Class Meeting at 7:30
tonight in Memorial hall to elect
a vice-president.
Dr. Y. Z. Chang Speaks at 4
o'clock "this afternoon in 201
Murphey on "China and the
Tamburlaine Legend."
Di and Phi Meeting at 7 :15 to
night in New West and New
East respectively.
Monogram .Club Quarterly
meeting tonight at 9:30 in Car
olina Inn.
All Co-eds Yackety Yack pic
tures will be taken 10 :30 tomor
row morning at Spencer hall.
TALKING THINGS OVER!
Intramurals
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lets with the winner of the up
per bracket meeting the victor
in the lower bracket for the
league championship. The dor
mitory champion will then stack
up against the fraternity victor
for the campus championship.
Play will begin at 3:30 every
afternoon with four being run
off every day. The schedule for
today and tomorrow follows:
Today
3:30 A, E. No. 1 vs. T. E.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, l$v.
P. No. 1.
4:15: Everett No. l H
Grimes.
5:00 D. K. E. No. 1 vs. 2. i
T. No. 1.
5:30 Phi Delta Theta XD. j
vs. Chi Phi.
Gertrude Michael and George Murphy seem to have a great
many things to say to each other, over the long, cool drinks
they're holding, in Paramount's thrill-packed drama, "Wom
an Trap," which opens today at the Carolina Theatre.
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LAUGHTER AND TEARS
There was ecstatic glee down
in the TVA towns yesterday. Ci
tizens were happy because nine
old men in Washington passed
down a decision . upholding the
right of the federal government
to: (1) build power dams; (2)
sell surplus power made at afore
said dams; and (3) construct
power lines to transmit afore
said power.
In Washington a record-breaking
audience heard Chief Justice
Charles Hughes read for an hour
a decision signed by himself and
seven of his colleagues. Justice
McReynolds alone dissented in no
uncertain terms, claiming that
the verdict did not include the
entire TVA project.
. One problem was not mention
ed in the decision. This question
is: Can the government const!
tutionally finance the construe
tion of municipal power plants?
Until it is answered, New Deal
ers may not wholly relax.
Nevertheless, there was much
gladness of heart among those
of the Administration who heard
the decision. They are glad to
see the home team take the third
frame of the series by an 8-1
count.
On the New York Stock Ex
change there are many heavy
hearts today. In early trading
yesterday, the rumor got ou
that the Court had declared the
TVA unconstitutional. The bulls
I See By The Papers
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Coach does most of the order
ing. . .All of the ' lighter men
have to get weighed. . .Frank
Umstead is too near the line to
be able to eat a big meal. . .
Many others are in , the same
state of affairs. . .They sit at a
certain table and the Coach
places orders of eggs and toast
for them. . .They complain but
know it's the only thing they
can eat without putting on ex
cess weight. . . Managers as us
ual eat ice cream for dessert
while dieters complain. . .After
meal Coach tells us bus will
eave at 3:15. . .He warns Has-
ie and Harris not to get lost as
they did in Roanoke on previous
rip. . .After making an inspec-
ion of the town we leave for
jexington.
Friday, 5 p. m. After a thrill
ing ride through the mountains
we arrive at Lexington, thank
ful to be there. . .U-turns at
1,200 feet are plenty thrilling
with ice and water on the
ground. . . Most of the boys are
tired and so they rest until the
call for dinner . at 6:30. . .The
mess hall was built last year
with government funds and is
the answer to all Swain hall
diners' prayers.
Friday evening We all go
our different ways after dinner
with orders to return at 10
o'clock. . . Most of us end up
in the movies. . . All are tired
and so most of us are asleep at
10 o'clock. . .'At around midnight
somebody knocks at the door.
Many are awakened but are too
lazv to sret up and open the
door. ... Finally after severa
minutes of annoying knocking
somebody opens the door and
lets the person in. . .It is not
Peterson, as expected, but the
Coach. . .Everybody lost no time
in falling asleep immediately.
The remaining excerpts from
our notebook will be published
with the next appearance of
this column.
Boxing
UNIVERSITY CLUB
New members of the Uni
versity Club will be elected to
night when the present mem
bership of the club meets at
7 o'clock in Graham Memorial.
Members who have not
made their recommendations
for new members are urged to
have them ready by tonight
as final elections will be con
ducted then.
STUDENT COUNCIL
The student council last night
suspended two more men for im
plication in the recently-exposed
cheating ring.
Two other men accused of
cheating but not connected with
the ring were acquitted. Two
cases, also unconnected with the
ring, were deferred.
Co-ed Candidate
At a meeting yesterday, jun
lor co-eds elected Anita DeMon-
seigle to run as their candidate
for assistant dance leader. Lou
ise Davis, the only other candi
date, withdrew.
Duke Game
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Carolina nor State will contest
Duke's annexation of such a-ti
tle.
Saturday's meet with V. M
will be the last dual meet that
the Carolina boxers will engage
in this season. On the following
weekend the fighting Tar Heels
will try their luck at the Con-
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dropped at least one contest, but
State's Red Terrors . show the
way with five victories against
four for Carolina and Duke.
The Phantoms' contest with
Washington and Lee last night
was postponed indefinitely by
request of the local health au
thonties, who have decided to
ban large meetings. The Tar
Heel cagers dropped their first
tiff with the Generals, another
of the Southern Conference
leaders.
Schedule for Week
The week's athletic menu :
Today basketball, Duke at
Wake Forest; State at Clemson;
Davidson at University of Vir
ginia.
Tomorrow basketball, Dav
idson at V. P. I. Wrestling,
Duke at State.
Friday basketball, Carolina
at Duke; Wake Forest at Wof-
ford. Boxing, Citadel at N.
C. State. ' Swimming, Clemson
at Duke.
Saturday basketball. Wake
T Forest at Davidson. Boxing, Car
onna at v. ivi. i.; west Virginia
at Duke. Wrestling, Duke at
Carolina ; Davidson at State.
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began to roar. When the truth! Charlottesville.
became known, utility shares
hit the skids, the market tum
bled, and traders ran for cover.
It was very sad.
The moral to this story is:
You can't please all of the people
any of the times.
DR. W. B. SORRELL
Optometrist
Monogram Club
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old members who have earned
more than one letter in these
two activities.
All members are asked to
wear their sweaters to the meet
ing. Free Monogram club sta
tionery will be distributed to
all members present and refresh
ments will be served at the end
of the meeting.
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