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VOLUME XLV
EDITORIAL PHONE 4351
CHAPEL HILL, N. C SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1937
BUSWES3 PBOKX 4154
NUMBER ISO
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Ex-Governor Talmadge '
Makes Appearance
Wednesday
In a reply to Postmaster Gen
eral Farley's recent address
liere, West Virginia's "baby"
Senator Rush Dew Holt will ad
dress the student body here
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
in Memorial hall over a coasfc-to-coast
radio broadcast, sponsored
by the Carolina Political union.
Holt's request to speak here
came immediately after Post
master General Farley's nation
wide broadcast from Chapel Hill
recently at which time he gave
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Invite Three
As Speakers
To Institute
Committee To Fill In
Gaps, Make Final '
Preparations ' j
With two fields of their pro
gram unrepresented by speakers Joe Crier's Committee
as yet, the Human Relations in- To Complete Slate
suuuxe committee met yesterday This Kvpnino
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mwiuw rtUU LO raaKe nnai prep- The Universitv nartv will
arations for the week's program. meet tonight to complete its slate I .
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Faction Is Organized;
University Party Will Meet
Student Party Man
voted to invite Graeme Lorrimer
of the Saturday Evening Post
to speak. A prominent univer
sity president has not yet been
secured and to fill this post, in-
devoted to selecting candidates
i or minor ottices ; class vice-
presidents, secretaries, treasur
ers,, and positions on the P. U.
board and Debate council.
According1 to Chairman Joe
Sherman Smith, known to
several hundred freshmen as an
.an ardent defense of President assistant professor of .chemistry,
vitations are beinsr extended to
Roosevelt's Tironnsal fnr bt more widely known for his president James B. Con ant of
in the membership of the United musical abmties' who sings this Harvard and President Ernest Grier he Py will not be able
States supreme court.
Talmadge
Followiner close unon Holt's
appearance, Georgia's now-fa- NlTllTh I fl 1-rlVP
mouse ex-governor, Eugene Tal- - Ui Y
madge, will make an address in T Till AH "R
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afternoon at the 5 o'clock infor
mal Graham Memorial concert.
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M. Hopkins of Dartmouth. continue its lormer poncy oi
May Get Powell sounding out. campus opinion
Failing to secure Robert Jack- with f3 organization of 15 sub-
son, assistant United States at- vwliliilAULtto' utw,u nug
torney general, Dean M. T. Van committee does not want pub-
Hecke of the law school will at- uclty 01 lts selections to reacn
tempt to bring Thomas Powell of the amPus until the entire slate
the Harvard law school to speak is drawn UP-
on the court question. Cross Section
Harry F. Comer, executive The sub-committee system was
Secretary of t.hp r.Ommitf.PA an- eiiororoei-orl Kv AlVorH- "Rllia mrvm
Sherman Smith, Tenable halFs nounced that publishing houses f rom the party', as a
are responding to the request for means of finding out what can-
BOB MAGILL
Venable Hall Baritone
Will Give Program
under the union's sponsorship.
Senator Holt, who was elected
into the United States Senate be
fore his age requirement had
been reached, was born in Wes
ton, W. Va., in 1905. He received
his A. B. degree from Salem col
lege in 1924 and began his ca
reer as a teacher in the Bedford
City (West Virginia) high
school. He was next an instruc
tor in Salem college and athletic
director in St. Patrick's school.
In 1927 ti became aninstnic-
tor in the Glenville State Teach- from aus " Afte serenade is Saturday of this week.
m' colW Ha was a mpmW of f rom tne second act of tne Pera
the West Virginia House of Dele- Mephistopheles explains to Faust . TrPinr
o-oo iQQi low how to make love to Marguerite, AJLMlia. AJU.CK.LUL
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baritone who sings this after
noon on Graham Memorial's
regular Sunday afternoon pro
gram at o o ciocK, win give a
program ranging from salt
water-ballads to grand opera.
The bpera selections include
Student Party Selects
Magill And Loomis
To Head Ticket
Bob Magill and Chuck Loomis
were selected yesterday to run as
president of the student body
and vice-president of the senior
class respectively on the ticket
of the recently organized Stu
dent party.
The party, through its chair
man Bill Cole, yesterday re
vealed a number of its policies
and announced several of its can
didates for campus officers in the
spring elections.
MagilTs Record
Magill, present junior repre
sentative to and secretary of the
student council, is a student ad
visory committeeman, member
of the Grail, and past president
of the sophomore Y. M. C. A.
Only TWO Nominations council. He is also a member of
Made From Floor Ampnoterotnen a member or tne
mi. j stuaeni committee on education,
inursaay and president of the interna-
Election of women officers tional Club.
current books and that a large didates the campus thought best will ,be heId in the Y. M. C. A. lAoomis' Record
group, would be on exhibit relat- qualified for the various posi- Tuesday, and the polls will be Chuck Loomis, president of
mg tO major ISSUeS. tiOnS. rmem oil Hav Tn?Tiaf?rtTi fr f3T.oV.QTv. JrYmnriT ia o
A complete program Of mstl- Each man of the steerinsr com- offices were made at the Worn- cillor anr, , frhman aHvisPr.
tute wee., couuumus-iue xnstury mittee was to have an assistant, an's association meetintr Thurs- member of the
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United States Senate in 1935, his doT aildlsings ic&l serenade
oi love, Dut eacn verse eiiue sa-
mnior-jwninr
of the event, the speaker sched-
nfSn fpr .disussions lead a committee of five, chosen committee. Only two nomina- to the" Carolina Magazine, and
the serenade-of Mephistopheles W1u be released by Friday or MnffMr.w,oiiv w AHn ' l
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The committeemen were to in- The nominating committee is to teach at the Orange county
terview men in their dormitories composed of the council and ad- night school.
as to the best candidates for each ditional assistants whom it se- According to Chairman Cole,
job and report back to the 18 lects. The present committee for president of the senior class,
politicians on the steering com- was chosen by Margaret Jordan "the Student party will follow its
ierm ending in 1941.
Daniels Group
Meets Tonight
tirically with, "Thus your lover
calls you; but don't open your
window until you have a ring on
your finger."
Rest Of Program
Two songs, "The Dark For-
Will Read Hart,
Kaufman Play
"You Can't Take It With You"
Created By Authors Of "Once
In A Lifetime."
mittee.
Harry Davis, assistant direc
tor of the Carolina Playmakers,
Coming Dramatic
Festival Causes
Housing Problem
president of the Woman's asso- policy of selecting the man best
ciation, and represented town fitted for the office regardless of
girls, the two sororities, the party affiliations" and will back
graduates; and Spencer hall. In- Joe Patterson, candidate of the
eluded on the committee were University party, for this office.
Margaret Jordan, Nancy Smith, Magill will be opposed by Mar
and Jane Ross, Chi Omegas; vin Allen, University party can-
Anita De Monseigle, Lyal Boice, didate, who is now president of
Committee Will Submit est" fnd "A Isso?lance', are b7 will read "You Can't Take It Parker Urges Students Willing Pi Phi. Evelyn Faust graduate; the Monogram club, chairman of
Material To Board , With You," the newest comedy 10 Bnare Aneir KOOm Nancy Kyser, Elva Ann Ranson. Continued on last page)
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iron o. many ompa, xiaue b Geore& S.-Kaufman and Moss
Jim Daniel's original commit- Winds," and "Mother Carey, by H rt t g 30 thi Gveninff in the
stray Greek ; and Erika Zim-
tee on staff elections will meet Masefleld with music by Keel are PI ' kera theater w on6 . TM nousmg ot approbate- UlOU IfXttnea JT 1UU
X of the r?gular Sunday evenin 1 cT Rot Withdraws For PeECe Meet
t,. u. iuI ... ivo. ...uk. uu. -- piayreacungs open to tne pudiic. . : j ... At thn mtinr m hkjji. rv? a ;i
submitting material for a con- the Sea," Warren; "When tne M ,., abilitv . dire,."""" : . , -"""tr "' XU1UU1C UX April
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Stltuuonai amendment to tne tr. B-ing went ruru ui ivu, zvu- tnr.f modern enmeflies has hem " "-" . . . r . U v . ir.-u.-i
; and selections by Cal-Lhown Us w" . her Jlemlacmsr Jonn W. i-arKer.neaa ,T Med Urg Students To Par-
U. Doar a tomorrow. enemannj axiu sexecuuxis uy voi- st.own through hia work
The Daily Tar Heel sub- dara, Sarti, Pergolese, and Le- with guch productions as "Three
committee, composed of barratt, grenzi.
Smith, Barksdale, and McKee,
and the Yackety Yack sub-corn- pre.Ied Students
mittee. TTp.nrv L,ewis. Smith. R. -..-.
Yates, and David Thorpe, drew To Have Banquet
up rules to govern elections on
the two publications and found Banquet Is Inaugural Move To
them approved Thursday in a Unite All Pre-Medical Men
. 6 After the shdwmg of medical
Mag, Buc movies in Venable hall Thurs
Daniel, Barksdale, and Sarratt day night University pre-medi-of
the Magazine sub-committee cal students met and unanimous-
Cornered Moon," . "The Young
Idea," and others, and his read-
mg oi ".Boy Meets uiri," last
year was considered one of the
most popular of the Sunday eve
ning readings.
Johnson To Give
ticipate In Demonstration
Next Month
of the Bureau of Community non-sorority, wno was also
Drama nominated by the committee for
Thp vrin,iS rrnnn will hein President. Virginia Lee, Chi
arrivino- Wednesdav and will 0me was then nominated for The American Student Union
,mr,na tn in anra . president f rom the floor. unanimously voted Wednesday
H,nAnf tn Hr Marion Tayloe, non-sorority, night to stage an anti-war strike
th i4th festival aT1(1 and Lyal Boice were nominated April 22.
a rr,M hoircr MA in the committee for vice-presi- According to first plans which
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ported by the Chi O's. lar to the one put on last snrinjr
farlcer has the names Of tnose TJllian Huo-hps. Chi O. w which was attended hv a larcrA
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f "DVi'l-l?xr"li'ki-f amff Par m the festival, and nominated by the committee for number of students
UIl nOlOrXniOlt requests; any Carolina students secretarv. as well as' Nell Book- Asks Sudb
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J?:! 51! PhotopherTo Stress History SIvS IT:
Of Each Old House Which
She Has Pictured
Clement of the Buccaneer sub- sDrincr. April 27 was set as a
committee met yesterday to for- tentative date.
mulate election proposals which Joe Patterson, president of
.will V .-.e,iAMA ox i1.a tviAa-finnr I Xt1i Vnailnn "Rolf o tinw Vtaal "PranPP.Q "Ron iomln .Tnhnstnn
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tonight. the name of practically every will again discuss her photo- Community Urama, dl4 South nated from the floor.
The publications have com- pre-medical student m school, graps m Person hall art museum
Asks Support
The union will ask support for
could furnish smce she was elected town rep- the program from leading cam-
rooming space to boys from their reSentative on the council bv the pus organizations, and will urge
home towns to get in touch with advisory board Wednesday, those who agree with the plans
mm in ms omce, me .Bureau oi Qlivia Root was then nomi- to send two members from their
groups to form a committee
building. The committee nominated which will manaze the demon-
Some of the groups will re- Louise Camn. Chi Omeira. and stration.
Several prominent political
leaders are being contacted to
speak. The members voted to ask
Duke and the Woman's college
nosed their nile-renorts in com- Those whos names he does not this afternoon at 4:00 n. m.
plete form, detailing qualifica- have should see him immediate- With particular emphasis on main for the entire four days of Eloise Broughton, Pi Phi, for
tions for the candidates, qualifi- ly. the history of the houses she has e program wnne otners win treasurer.
nations for voters stating the This attempt at a banquet represented in the exhibit, Miss prooamy De nere xur uixiy one p Athletic Association
"staff" constituencv at election will inaugurate a move to group Johnston will tell in detail some-msnt. j. - Athletic association nominees
time, and the technicalities of all those students in the Univer- thine of the story attached to Groups from the following were Evelvn Barker, non-sor- to sponsor a similar strike, and
conducting the ballot. sity contemplating a medical each house which aroused her in- places are presenting plays at ority, president; Polly Pollack, if they are unable to do so, to
v education. Definite plans for the terest to photograph the build- the festival : Biltmore, Mars Hill, Chi 0, and PhyUis Hawthorne, send delegations to join the Uni
Grahamjljttbpeak meal and program will be made ing. Raleigh, Durham, Burlington, pi Phi, secretary; and June and versity program.
Dr. Frank Graham will be the later. North Carolina's past is well Rocky Mount, Goldsboro, Lenoir, Jean Bush, treasurer, acting as President Tommy Meder
guest of honor and will deliver Dr. Wingate Johnson, presi- represented in the exhibit. The Asheville, Aulander, Salisbury, one. urged that all students interested
-f.hn n-nnoi aririress af a riis. dent-elect of the North Carolina old buildings from Winston-Sa- Boone, Marshville, Pau Creek, The campaign for officers an- in assisting with the strike,
trict meeting of the Knights of Medical association has accept- lem, Edenton, New Bern, Rocky Tabor City, Hickory, Wilming- pears to be dividing itself into especially those with, artistic
Pythias in Greensboro tomorrow ed an invitation to be the princi- Mount form a large part of the ton, Concord, Norfolk, and Black two factions, the Chi Omegas tendencies, attend next week's A.
-rnviif nnl sneaker on the program, exhibit. Mountain. (Continued on met paae) o. u. -meeting.
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