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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
FRIDAY, MAY 29, 193
BULLETINS
Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Meeting
ffcU afternoon. 5 o'clock, "Y"
building.
Commencement Marshals Meet
this morning at 10:30 in Y. M.
C A
HEALTH DIVISION
HAS NEWCOURSE
Special Dentistry Work Is Being
Offered May 25-July 3;
Sixteen Enrolled
A special new course for dent
ists was opened Monday in the
division of public health with an
enrollment of 16 men. The course
is to run from May 25 to July 3.
The faculty are f n, i State
College in Raleigh and are Pro
fessors Lindsey Otis Armstrong;
who will give a course in visua
education; Edward William Bos
hart, who will conduct the
course in pedagogy ; Karl Claud
ius Garrison, who will give s
course in child psychology; and
Robert Baker Wynne, who wil
give a course in public speaking,
Special Lectures
These men will also sit in on
some of the regular lectures of
fered in the division of public
health. Special lectures offered
this week to those registered in
public health are being given by
Dr. H. W. Crane and Professor
W. A. Olsen.
Yackety Yack Group
ttolds Staff Banquet
Andrews, Editor of 1934 Year
Book, Likes New Annual
ine arrival on the campus of
tne 1936 Yackety Yack was cele
orated with due propriety at i
party of the editors and division
heads in Graham Memorial Wed
nesday night. The affair was
thrown" by Editor Claude Ran
kin and Business Manager Ned
McAllister.
To add to the occasion, Alec
Andrews, editor of the 1934 an
nualwhich gained all-American
recognition, joined the party and
stated that he thought this is
sue was the best ever.
They Laugh at Laws
PU BOARD NAMES
ALLEN PRESIDENT
Group Elects Gilmore Secretary,
Thorp Treasurer
The Publications Union Board
for 1936-37 held its first session
yesterday afternoon and chose
as officers: George Allen, presi
dent; Voit Gilmore, secretary;
and Dave Thorp, treasurer.
Business of the meeting in
cluded approval of a handbook
for the Daily Tar Heel which
will be used in future years to
acquaint newsmen with the
newspaper's style.
The board also approved a
Daily Tar Heel request for the
printing of 3200 student-history
index cards, one of which will be
filled in by each University stu
dent next fall, and filed in the
newspaper office for reference
as to the student's extracurricu
lar activities, his home, and cam
pus affiliations.
Authorization was made for
purchase of a new camera to be
used by University publications
for campus photography.
I See By The Papers
(Continued from page three)
nette injured. Cake race
date set ... This column
makes its first appearance.
We pick score of Maryland
game 28-0. Tar Babies to
play Deaclets . . . Varsity
leaves for Baltimore. Line
up of Carolina-Wake Forest
game appears . . . Frosh
win 12-6. Tar Heels play
Maryland. Anderson picks
Tar Heels by "two or three
touchdowns" . . . U. N. C.
Tramples Terps 33-0." Duke
beats Clemson 38-12 ... .
"Snavely admits team looks
good. Sniscak not-to play any
more . .": . Hutchins slightly in
jured. Expected to be in shape
for threatening Davidson team
. . . Shake-up on frosh squad.
Harriers ready ( for time trials
. . . Varsity leaves for Davidson.
Hill and Dalers ready . . . "Tar
Heels favored to overwhelm
'Cats in today's game" . . . "Caro
lina Eleven Conquers Davidson
14-0." Georgia beats State 13-0
Roosevelt Appoints
Fesler to Committee
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Thirteen Club Makes
Billy Seawell Head
Former President Wyche Elected
Secretary and Treasurer
Billy Seawell, Phi Delta Theta,
was elected president or me
organization Tuesday night.
Ben Wyche, Sigma Chi, was
elected secretary and treasurer
to succeed Bill Daniel, Phi Gam
ma Delta. Seawell succeeds
Wyche, who was president last
year. Plans for the coming year
were discussed at the meeting.
Grail Award
(Continued from firgt pape)
athletic ranking.
Following is the total score
for each dormitory : Mangum
95.5, Manly 81.5, Aycock 80.
Old West 79, Ruffin 77, Old
East 73.5, Lewis and Battle-Vance-Pettigrew
72 each, Gra
ham, Everett, and Grimes 70
each, and Steele 62.
i SUMMER COURSE
OPEN TO CAMPUS
Students Free to Attend Lee
tures on History of Speech
Students will be free to atf end
Glenda Farrell (left) and Margaret Lindsay (right) two of the any one of the lectures to be
prettiest lawyers who ever used their smiles to keep a crook out given in the course in the his-
of jail, and Eddie Acuff, in the role of their process server, pro- tory of speech being offered dujv
vide many thrills and much laughter in 4The Law in Her Hands, ' ing the first session of summer
the First National hit now at the Carolina theatre.
President Chooses Group
Study Management
to
Dr. James W. Fesler, acting
prof esser of political science, has
been appointed to the staff of
the President's Committee on
Administrative Management.
President Roosevelt in a let
ter to the Vice-president under
date of March 20, stated that the
object of the committee's work
would be "to determine the
best way to fit the newly created
agencies or such parts of them
as may become more or less per
manent into the regular organ!
zation, . . . and to assure admin
istrative machinery for the
sound management of the execu
tive branch." Dr. Fesler's work
will be in Washington, and will
be concluded in September.
The courses he was scheduled
to teach at the first term of the
summer session Political
Science 101 (public administra
tion), and Political Science 181
I governmental re-organization
since 1929) will not be given.
Turk lambasts "Okey,,
Mitchell for knocking Tar
Heels. Varsity begins prac
tice for Tech game . . . Var
sity scrimmages with frosh
in Kenan . . . "Duke plays
Auburn tomorrow." This
column picks Tar Heels to
win over Tech 27-6 . . . Tech
team arrives. Tar Babies
face State frosh. Duke meets
Auburn in Durham ...
Frosh lose 27-0. Duke loses
7-0. Tar Heel line-up an
nounced . . . "Tech trounced
19-0 by smooth clicking Tar
Heel team." One of few edi
torials ever appearing on
sports page warns of "Rose
bowlitis." Varsity Harriers
beat W. & L. 15-46 .
Streamer announces "Foot
ball experts Name Tar Heels
best in South." Day of
Cake Race.
At this point we are forced to
close this column while every
thing is still looking "rosey."
But look! Little Audrey is
laughing and laughing and
laughing. You know why? Well
she knows all the time that
State and V. M. I. will make the
roses bloom, more but then- oh.
Audrey says the rain on Novem
ber 16 will make the roses
wither.
Examination Schedule
Note : The schedule below gives the order of examinations
for academic courses.
Examinations for courses in engineering, including en
gineering mathematics, are scheduled in Phillips hall. Exami
nations for courses in accounting will be announced by the
instructors in these courses.
By action of the faculty, the time of no examination may
be changed after it has been fixed in the schedule.
Saturday, May 30, 3 p. m. All hygiene sections as follows:
Hygiene 3, sees. 1 and 2 in Peabody 204, sec. 3 in Peabody 203,
sec. 4 in Peabody 202, sec. 5 in Peabody 208, sec. 6 in Peabody
201, sec. 7 in Peabody 123, sec. 8 in Peabody 201, sees. 9, 10,
11, 12, 13 and 14 in Phillips 206, sees. 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20
in Bingham 103, and all other examinations not specifically
covered in this schedule.
Monday, June 1, 9 o'clock All 8:30 5-and 6-hour classes
and all 8:30 3-hour T. Th. S. classes. ,
Monday, June 1, 2 o'clock All 12 o'clock 3-hour, T. Th. S. Sanscrit, Greek, Latin, Lithua
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classes, and all afternoon classes. man, Slavics, ana (uermanics.
Tuesday, June 2, 9 o'clock All 9:30 5-and 6-hour classes
and all 9:30. 3-hour M. W. F. classes.
Tuesday, June 2, 2 o'clock All 11 o'clock 3-hour M. W. F.
classes.
Wednesday, June 3, 9 o'clock All 11 o'clock 5-and 6-hour
classes and all 11 o'clock 3-hour T. Th. S. classes.
Wednesday, June 3, 2 o'clock All 9:30 3-hour T. Th. S.
classes. . ,
. Thursday, June 4, 9 o'clock All 12 o'clock 5-and 6-hour
classes and all 12 o'clock 3-hour M. W. F. classes. .
Thursday, June 4, 2 o'clock All 8:30 3-hour M. W. F.
classes.
school.
This is an innovation in sum
mer work and has been inaugu
rated through the efforts of Dr. ,
E. C. Metzenthin, director of
the course.
The course will be a compre
hensive study of the various lan
guages with emphasis on their
history and literature. Nine Uni
versity professors will cooperate
with Dr. Metzenthin by conduct
ing classes on particular languages.
Besides directing the course
Dr. , Metzenthin will lecture on
the peculiarities of Semitic lan
guages, especially Hebrew;
Urgo-Finnish, especially Hunga
rian; Japanese; and the Indo
European family, 'including
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Mural Tennis
(Continued from page three)
played.
Two singles and two doubles
matches were completed in the
Phi Delt-S. A. E. battle for the
fraternity crown. S.'A. E., the
defending frat champs, scored a
singles win when Charlie Poe de
feated Williams 1-6, 6-0, 6-1, and
a doubles victory as L. Percey
and DeBardeleben triumnhed
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over Rainey and Miller 6-1, 3-6,
6-2. ,
The Phi Delta Theta club
came back to tie matters up. as
Frank Rogers and Tommy Wil
son paired to beat Eagles and
Allen by 6-1, 0-6, 6-1 scores, and
Huffman won a drawn out match
over Alex Andrews by 6-3, 11-9
sets. .
Playmakers to Give
Roland Holt Award
Annual "Capers" to Take Place
Tomorrow Night at 8 O'clock
The first award of the Roland
Holt silver cup for the most dis
tinguished work in play writing
during the year will be made to
morrow night at 8 o'clock in the
Playmakers theater.
The award is to be made dur
ing tne annual Playmakers
Capers" program which will
close this season's activities.
Skits from foreign countries,
songs, and other phases of an in
formal review will make up the
program. Thomas Loeb will be
master of ceremonies, and Pro
fessor Koch will announce mask
awards . in play writing, acting,
directing, scene designing, and
lighting. .
All those who have participa
ted in any way with Playmaker
activities, past or present, are
especially invited. Dancing and
refreshments will be served afterwards.
THEATER TO HAVE
COOLING SYSTEM
Cool Air Apparatus to Be In
stalled in Carolina Theater
Machinery for the new cool
ing system to be installed short
ly in' the Carolina theater arriv
ed in Chapel Hill a few days ago
This new cooling apparatus
will be used in place of the fans
now in use, which are to be tak
en out immediately. The new
machinery will be ready for use
in about a week and a half.
. In order to make room for
new apparatus, which will spray
water over the hot air before it
is drawn into the theater by
fans, the pipe organ which has
long been an ornament in the
theater will be taken out. By
this new method of forcing cool
ed air into the theater the tem
perature in the building can be
regulated.
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Olympics
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high a peak. Williamson will
probably have the toughest as
signment of the two as only three
men will be chosen for each
event.
LeGore ranks as one of the
outstanding javelin throwers in
the country today. His mark for
the Penn Relays still holds, and
although the competition is cer
tain to be stiff, his followers are
counting on him to continue his
consistent performance and
thereby earn a. berth on the Ame
rican squad.
Students interested in the
local branch of the League of
Nations Association met yesterr
day and elected Ernest Vander
burgh president.
Mary McKee was selected sec
retary and Miss Helen Hodges,
office secretary of the "Y," was
named treasurer.
Other business of the trustees
meeting will be the routine dis
cussion of University appoint
ments and promotions.
ROOMS FOR GIRLS
One large double room and
one girl wanted to share sleep
ing porch with adjoining study.
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