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THE DAILY TAB HEEL
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1937
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BULLETINS
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Gene Sings Heart Away to "Smartest Girl"
Radio club Meeting tonight,
7:30 in room 250 of Phillips hall.
Joe Star will talk on vacuum
tube detector.
Gym team Meeting this after
noon at 4 in Bynum gym to
elect a captain.
Interdormitory council Meet
ing tonight at 7:30 in Graham
Memorial. 1 Meeting concerns
plans for Student-Faculty Dayi
Coed basketball "Tonight at
7 :30 in Bynum gym.
Spencer hall tea This after
noon from 4:30 to 6. Everybody
invited.
P. U. board Meets 2 p. m. to
day in Grail room . of Graham
Memorial.
Men's nglee club-Meets this af
ternoon at 5. Hill Music hall.
Debate squad 9 in Graham Me
morial. -University
branch of North
Carolina Pharmaceutical asso
ciationMeets tonight, 7:30,
Howell hall. v
All-Schumann concert Tonight
at 8:30 in Hill Music hall. Har
old Cone and Sherman Smith,
pianist and baritone.
Phonograph concert Today at
1:25 in Hill Music hall as fol
. lows: Brahms, "Symphony No.
4 in E Minor," first three move
ments, B. B. C. orchestra under
Bruno Walter.
A. S. U. Meets tonight at 8 :30
in Graham Memorial. ; ,
Poets Interested in writing for
Daily Tar Heel, 5 p. m. today
Grail room, Graham Memorial
Special work.
Infirmary Those confined m
the infirmary yesterday were G
C. Rogers, David Judson, Mears
Harris, Randy Cooner, and J. A
Taylor.
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By C. W. GUmore
Cairo Undermined by River
Cairo, 111., Feb. 2 The Ohio
river, its drive to inundate this
city frustrated by a re-enforced
levee, found, a new opening to
day when it seeped under the
flood wall into the sand founda
tion of Cairo.
About 50 "sand boils" which
sprang up in the heart of the
flood-seiged city gave evidence of
the new peril. Major R. D. -Bur-dick.
U. S. Army engineer, ex-
Gene Raymond displays his popular vocal talents as he sings Lingd the eruntions as caused
his own "Will You' to Ann Sothern, in this romantic beach scene Dy the terrific pressure forcing
irum ouianesi uiri 111 iunii, itaaio comeay mi on ineine river under the levee.
screen of the Carolina Theatre. The popular stellar team is sup
ported by Helen Broderick, Eric Blore, Erik Rhodes and Harry
Jans. . '
Staff Bulletin
Business stafif Meets in office
1:40 this afternoon. VERY IM
PORTANT.
Coed Reception ;
There will be a coed reception
for all the members of the fac
ulty and their wives, Sunday-
afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock in
the main lounge room of Graham
Memorial.
All 'faculty members are cor
dially invited to attend.
TAR HEEL NIGHT PHOTO CONTEST
- Classifications
Indoor or outdoor pictures.
People or animals should be
included in these photographs.
1.
Indoor or outdoor pictures by
artificial light. No people
should be in the photograph.
Prizes Offered in Each Class
1st prize $5.00
2nd prize ..... $2.50
, 3rd prize, each .... ..... $1.00
10 Enlargements 5x7
Any number of pictures made on or after February 1, 1937
may be entered. Entries must be in not later than noon
March 31, 1937. The contest is open to any amateur, that
is, to any individuals not engaged in the manufacture, sale,
finishing, or professional use of photographic materials.
Pictures that have won other contests are not eligible.
There is np restriction On the type, of film paper or other
materials used. All contact prints up to 4x6 are advised.
Miniature negatives should be enlarged. Enlargements
should be not over 4 x 6. ;
No prints will be returned. Keep your ; negatives. If your
picture is a prize winnerj the negative will be requested. :
No person will be eligible for more than two prizes. x .
Entry blanks may be had at the Tar Heel office, Y.M.C.A.
and Foister Photo Co. Pictures entered should be left at
the "Y" or at Foister's.
Decisions of the judges will be final.
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Judges to be announced
Contest Editor Jerry Kisner
In time Cairo will be a float
ing island; and then the river
will sweep unrestrained over
the city streets, finally making
the town part of a new-formed
channel. ,
Although sand-bags were pil
ed over the "sand boil" geysers
Not In The News
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Basketball
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score at this point, with ten
minutes and thirty seconds gone
was 24-10.
Last nights win was the 7th
for the
oon ballroom for dates on an
outing." Around the plenty-
adequate floor he'd arrange his
tables; and for the orchestra's
benefit he'd cut down the big I consecutive victory
lights and turn on a fancy re-1 White Phantoms. They haven't
volving prism reflector down ml lost a game since their 37-30
the center of the dance floor. I defeat at the hands of the X. y.
With speckled shadows dancing I U. quintet. The squad will take
on the walls beyond the potted it easy for two days and then
palms. Brother Duke might I travel to Charlottesville to pav
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lowing night they will meet tho
CUSTOM MADE Mention Maryland five in a return
of the "Pirates of Penzance,
which, according to some, click
ed smoothest Sunday night, re
minds us that Miss Haynsworth,
the heroine, hadn't sung at all
before the rehearsals started.
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Sullivan musical score lowered I Wright, f.
to fit her contralto for the solo Meroney, c
FOR THE SEVENTH TIME
Carolina (34)
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Len Your Ears
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Potts, g.
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nttie coma oe aone aoout me am is now but the means to
undermining of . the town. Ex- END !
tra nnast. miard boats were rush- Penn represents the state
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Peabody, f.
Knorr, f. .
Iverson, f. .
i Barrow, f.
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ed to the scene, ready to evacu-pot the school. We have no Hicks,
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ate the town's 6,000 defenders tnougnts 01 starting slander. If Hancock, c.
who have been fighting the you were to call the mystery Qk -
river.
man above by his first name
Reid, g.
Keiswetter, g.
Total
Debate Council
Tramp Ball
(Continued on last page)
the winning student couple, the
winning faculty couple and the
best-dressed stag.
A student - faculty judging
committee will review the con
testants during a grand march.
"Members of the queen's
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b ariand yesterday, Dut wiii not and Paul Whfteman;
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method of attack, the river crept " witn nanay." vve rusn on Boyd, g.
farther up the flood wall until madly:
it reached 0 feet in denth. Onlv Who 1S the coach of a hectic crew
a frail, mud superstructure bars rj? his aU,to these boys in
the Ohio from flooding the city. But on the niffht of nihts
The Crest Of the flood in the Was he there at the fights
Mississippi valley IS -expected m No! He had flown like a fly with
the next few davs. Enffineers. the fIu-
however, exnressed the belief ine aDove 1S virtually a give
that the billion dollar levee sys- away , but in an attempt to be
tern could nrotect the threatened impartial to all we will add that
banks, under martial law for 50 he is a member of the varsity
miles on either side of the river. poxmg coacnmg stait ot one. As!
a grana iinaie we give you a
Sfrilfra OrM n Wndo rwiwtulc
Flint, Mich., Feb. 2 Sit-down who has been fathe to verses much
strikers occupying two General brighter
Motors plants here were ordered He wrote by the score
to evacuate the nremises with- The best since the war
i oi i,ftll W o i4 H wixnout iau mere were always
tion granted today by Circuit
Judge Paul Gadola.
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on the merits of the question by
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will be no voting on the merits ?L0.3i 1! the restricted group of win-
addition to solutions vou will he
Gadola granted the injunction rGauirGd to sel, a rp,PTltiv ahaT1.
upon the request of the General doned planvto five other con.
of the debaters, in accordance ;,v m
,, TT . ., . I buildings. -,.
The Book Exchange
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Dorsey Band
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ficials
corporation Union of- ferences, guarantee a Rose Bowl
were unable to show
eleven, contribute several track-
cause why the injunction should stpra ranahlp nf :n d.aR
be eligible for prizes if they He made his first radio a not be granted in the trial held or Iess create another Bits
come dressed m their regal cos- pearance with Sam Lanin's or- yesterday. The request referred Grant. a few baseball players
tumeJ
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chestra and his debut over the ? the strikers as
Hnlnmhia tiptwnfV tnnV -nlaoa. o IPlyeS.
few years ago with Freddie
former em-
Following the outbreak of
and other minor requisites. We
will enclose detailed instructions i
on receipt of proper credentials. '
BUYER'S GUIDE
Printed every Wednesday and Sunday to show the buyers
of Chapel Hill their most progressive business men
For Ad Rates Phone 4356 between 2 and 4 P. M.
SPECIAL PRICES
On Wrist Watches, Jewelry
and Gifts This Month.
Lester R. Dekle
Jeweler and Watchmaker
(Over Andrews-Henninger)
Auto Service
Complete One-Stop . Service
Washing Greasing
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Ben Strowd, Prop.
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' is showing
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in Coats, Suits, Dresses,
Negligees and Hosiery
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Dentist
Phone 5761
Upstairs next to Post Office
Rich's orchestra. Evfentuallv riots yesterday, national guards-
he organized his own orchestral seizea a union souna trucK rony Acquina, staaium ground
and appeared with notable sue- rim lutu tuSLUry me iwo neeper at umo otaie university,
cess in the Broadwav musical operaT;ors one 01 tnem a union says it takes 10 men irom four
w I TTT ill f . .
show "Evervbodv'q Welcome I organizer, witn oayonets tne to seven days to clean up tfce sta-
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guarasmen aiso aispersea near- aium alter a game. Alter the
ly 50 pickets who had gathered .Pitt game his men removed 75
near the strike zone. - tubs of rubbish from the
Two of the dozen injured in grounds.
Dancer Enters
Phipps & Ranson
Attorneys at Law
Durham and Chapel Hill
Make Your Room a Cozy Den
Buy your furniture from
E. A. Brown
106 E. Rosemary St.
Decca Records
Weekly supply of the latest
song hits by your favorite
orchestra
Bruce's 5 & 10c Store
BUYER'S GUIDE COLUMN
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is an excellent way to reach.
your customers
Call 4356 between 2 & 4 P. M.
LOST A lady's small
wrist watch with black cord
strap between Eubank's Drug
Store and the Village Apts.
Return to 18 Village Apts.
and receive reward.
WANT ADS PAY
DIVIDENDS
Patronize these business men
They are ready to serve you
(Continued frm firat page)
son 1928-29. London and Paris ed as m serious condition, but
debuts occurred the following Detroit union headquarters
season. nevertheless announced that
"She has influenced the dance lJohn L. Lewis, chairman of the
more than any other artist of committee for industrial organi
the day. This is not pantomine, zation would arrive tomorrow
neither is it acting. It is another "to intensify the strikes."
art and its name is Enters,1
says C. D. Isaacson, New York State Creates Seven-Man Count
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Durham
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CAROLINA
THEATRE
FEB. 10TH
& vi' 1 sjt I K
Raleigh, N. C, Feb. 2 The
North Carolina senate without
hesitation passed an expansion
bill which will give the state a
seven-man supreme court in a
quiet session this morning. The
bill" has already been approved
by the house.
The new law will go into ef
fect July 1 when a supreme
court chief justice and six as
sociates will head the states
judicial arrangement.
IKO-tADIO
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DincM br 0 1 nub""
The winning streaks in bas
ketball vary considerably with
the Kansas teachers holding the
lead winning 48 straight; L..I.
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