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BULLETINS
Wigue and Masque The follow
ing are asked to meet for re
hearsals tonicrht in the Grail
room of Graham -Memorial:
At 7 o'clock: Sarratt, Edwards,
Aid, Joyce, Halperin, : Steward,
Tyndall, FonveiUe, Hinton.
At 8 o'clock: the men's chorus.
At 9 o'clock: the women's
chorus.
Pasm TianM Tnmnrrftw Tllffbt
at :3U m panque- room oi ura- - .
ham Memorial.
Comic Editorship i ne moving
o Finger o
Dick Hicks To Edit Last Issue
Of Old Administration
Readers Receive
March Magazine
Read, Sarratt, Crowell, Downs,
By C. W. Gumore II
The March issue of the Caro-
CHRYSLER OFFICIALS WIN una Magazine appeared on the
FIRST ROUND OF STRIKE campus yesterday afternoon.
Detroit, March 25 Swirling Nick Read's "The South: A
snow brushed 6,000 striking au- Middle Way," an article on co-
Bobbitt cave as the exnlana- tomobile workers as they f iled operative farming, followed thej
tion of his resignation his heavy Put of eight Chrysler factories cover of tree branches by Mary
In a staff meeting last night
Julian Bobbitt yielded the edi
torship of this administration's
last issue of the Buccaneer to his
associate editor, Dick Hicks.
Favorites Teamed
academic schedule this quarter, today and gave the corporation Haynsworth and the farm-scene
Politics the first round in the fight of frontispiece by Margaret Munch.
Associate Editor Hicks is a the U. A. W. A. to gain sole col- Mountains And Moonshine
senior and is a member of the Active bargaining rights. Shelby Foote's ''prescription'
I a mam 1 At J - I . '
His issue will appear -ut, aitnougn xne .ri.r and David Baity's "Stenogra-
Iate in April. - evacuatea tne lactones mey Dher's Lament to Jehovah" are!
Bobbittfs last edition, appear- hfve held for two weeks, they the twQ poems in the edition.
ing April 1, will have politics as ma not surrenoer. as l.ne "Still" by Ruth Crowell and
marcnea out, notice was given
Choir To Present
PoHw?aiic ratifntn its theme, and "as usual," he marcnea out, notice was given Pepin by Ram0na Teijiero are
xweug-uus vdiiwia states, "there will be a few cut- that they would picket the eight th(;
issue's two short stories.
Mrs. ' MacEinney, Dees, Holmes ting remarks on campus person- lactones unaer siege.
. ' i i w i. i m - - - m
aliteis." - ine sit-aown striKe was
Lawrence Hinkle will follow broken, but a picket line was
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FRIDAY, MARCH 26. iS37
Amateur Radio
Station To Be
Finished Soon
Paul Rockwell Building Tran.-
nunc- jl wi. uiu ersiiy j QsJ
Letters Are W4WE
Instant communication
any other school in the United
states operating an amateur
radio station will be
upon completion of the trans
mitter for the University, now
iin the process of construction.
faui Kockwell is building tk-
transmitter and the station hag
j been assigned the call Uh
"fcWlS
W4WE.
According to comment, the
dition of an amateur radio sta-
won win neignten tne prestfee
J.1 TT i .
And Templeton Solists
"Still" is a tale of mountains
anu iiiuuiiHiuue, winic jrcpxu.
Lee Tracy, one of the screen's of the University as about every
most capable actors, and Margot other college and university in
Grahame, the British actress the country, including Duke and
who has become a front-rank State, boast of a radio station,
favorite with American au- Favorably impressed with
Reed Sarratt, managing edi- diences, are brought together for move is the physics department
tne iirsi iime xn vixxii"ixieietuiure unaDie to do much
Lawyer," RKO Radio's romantic work in radio and television
fields. They will be able to use
has a setting in Spain.
Staff Elections
tor of the Daily Tar Heel, sets
"Case of Staff Elec-
The choir of the ; Episcopal his N;ffht Before Christmas" erected to take its place.
church, under the direction of L.j.. Meanwhile, in Lansing two
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mm- t T-l m Ml
Aoms' wm Present a with . humorous noem on cam-
sacred cantata, "The Seven Last Lus Havden Clement nor Frank Murphy's office. They
, , 0 i nas wrirrPTi n snnn smrv niso nn i "v , ... j 4--4- n onoWa . a : i
ft.Qrt r ; - iff fnr insfWal "u"a "iU " tnrilier OI me criminal cuuxib.
m , . . , ,r f 1 - m ., t tne nistoncai ana contemporary Eduardo Ciannelli ana rriK
mo ouwwm vm wcnuo. mav,- more oi i jiaire s nnfvr.rv aisn i i li, oQi 1.1 11 j xt,
- 1 : " t 1 . : j i. j? ii-yiuuicui, i,a.rv.iiiK a uivowmiu. Knoaes neaa me suuuuiu nuw
u ni. iiAi-Mm - ni. 1 lAAri 1 1 A . ii nrvamr TirouiiiMii f i irin i i
xxxcy, m. xmu, -x,. wm appear m tne issue, uutsiae rJ 'rrrT lTI t? t? Tinwr,s TTniv-sitv li- nlnvinc at the Carolina.
oth mk 'I'omniotrm . ij i. .liTnnniip pnrnoratioii . wmcn nau , - 1 - e
uu an. xvuvwu. coninuutioiis mciuue material . j. iA i.;i
just accomplished what General "ra"au uuntnuutca .u
Motors had failed to do break on "The Game of Book Collect-
the-back of a sit-down strike. mg," and George Stoney ap-
'I'ha TTTrt man wora taivincr wfr pears with A Decrusted Col-
peace negotiations. Lewis said lege
imarch around in the snow until lalKing Jm UVer
sole collective bargaining rights
The cantata was composed by voluntarily sent by the editors of
Theodore Dubois, teacher and di- the W. C. U. N. C. magazine.
rector of the Paris Conserva- Ellen Deppe has returned to
toire, when he was maitre de the staff after a year's absence
Chapelle at the church of St. from school.
Clotilda where Cesar Franck
was organist. The theme of the K":clliri;ir, "Rao-Ht
cantata is the story of the Cruci- IirfeCIllllcUl, DCdt)
fixion, as told in the words
spoken by Christ from the
cross.
PHOTO NOTES
Night Photo Contest News
the station for demftn?trof;rt
vai tiVU
purposes and for the actual prac
tice of theory.
Officers of the organization
that have worked to make this
University radio station possible
are: Ted Caldwell, president;
Paul Rockwell, vice-president':
and Tom Stanback, secretfery-
treasurer.
Entries for the Tar Heel
Play Festival
Continued from first page)
craf ters of Boone will present a
marionette play. ,
Dr. Frederick H. Koch, head
of the department of dramatic
tnon.tin.u0td. from none three
fin WDNf T11 was given the union.. Mr. Chrys- mUch encouragement the news Night Photo Contest are coming Peace Organization
ler said they could march arouna 0f Oxford's crew victory over m m large numbers. Some nun- Will Staffe Dane
ns Vtj in the snow, but no bargammg Cambridsre after the former had dred have alreadv been made.
Local ran amy wneara uvw . , . w ,r ' , , MpmWn Toi0 at
ngnta. meen unsuccessiui ior id years, many more are expectea Dei ore v.u.i,.Vuiuo xiuw aaut
When an agreement could not it showed that Jinxes don't al- March 31 when the contest ends: aDIe or Tomorrow's Event
he reached. Lewis ordered his
' - ' i mi ' " - f i iv La la r- t:ii i i rri i vv in it i n it w . i
Afxciuuersmp caras ior tne
WDNC Tonight
Bob Kirschman and
arts at the University, speak dassicai number3 two jazz
ua jLrraxnauzxn worm oaro-i .i ij.t Tr;T. i
11 Ulll htssl D, V 1 111 XVI 1 OVllllKAll J.Cjr '
Nocturnal
W. D. N. C in Durham tonight tion agreed not. to resume opera
from 11 to 11:15 o'clock. tions until a settlement had been
The program consists of two made.
lina," at the 12 o'clock session.
Other' speakers at this time will
be Lester Raines, University of
Alabama, and Arthur E. Wy
man, University of Hawaii.
Award
At 3 o'clock the final contests
in
Beatv are beinsr featured in sit-down strikers to resort to the Wolfpack will be able to inflreH nn hnw t.pV ott f "p t 101
xTn.4-Vni Qfll.mn, wot. TMefiTief. Thfi nhrvsler cornora- nna nn mun PT1onmiL..i : i i rcriad-nu' Carolina feace com-
kjxiiuuo j vip 1 1 - o- i yui wn viiv nunc iucuuwiuo nnr or TiresRiiL tne lneas wmcn :u.. i - , . ,
-mt4.M L, uuitcc, liwxiersnip oi wiiicn en-
W4i- i i- " ' - uues anenaance at tne new or-
With the Yale boys peal, pictorial quality, unique-Lanization,s dance
ness, originality, artistic merit, night, have been printed and
and composition. are nnw
Questions relating to the con- The dan re will w;n Qf
test will be gladly answered by and will be held in the b t
the contest editor. Where help- room of Graham MemoriaL 0ne
ful, constructive criticism of pic- years dues in the committee
.ures is aesirea, tne contestant costs 25 cents per person,
should bring along the negatives mux.-
or prints to the Daily Tar Heel v
cuxeu now at tnis sum irom
Tommy Meder at 1 Steele or
ITALIAN TROOPS MISSING ;
fcNOTiAND BACKS
ing the violin, and Beaty as the BLOCKADE
accompanist. ' I VnlenHa. Marr.H 9!K The
Beaty is a transfer from Fur- gnanish government is convinc-
man university and is a junior U that there are 30,000 Italian
major, nis noine is soldiers fighting in the revolu
Anderson, S. C. tinn. but the crovernment does-
The violinist has studied vio-L.4. i .t 4-u
play production of county lin at the Yau Music school. 'His " ir! .'
hiffh schools will be held between k .v. r tt r. iwuo iuu-
T,... ; --. uome ia m aw xxavcu, vim., cenaries of the fascist insur-
scene reminds us that probably
the greatest consecutive vic
tory record ever established
by a college team was broken
recently when the Harvard
swimmers defeated Yale by a
two-point margin. Coach Bob
Kiphuth's Eli mermen had
won some 160 meets without
a setback until Captain Char
lie Hutter, United State's
Olympic merman, led the John
office.
SJS? h J! 3 " mkr ..?shoi Uents were pounding at the gates Harvards to victory the other
T : T1 'II i . ' a a
juenoir-xwiyne win compete at 4 vprsitv SVmr,honv.
" -t f x V w
jara,
r!ifv FlnVe iiTifo-Araftv on1 . , .., T, gwiw wwc
j::ii,irinr;;r:;:i : major-ne vy . tne unH0f Madridtirere repuIsed and
Lxi-wVxio x ymyew , vprsitv svmnhonv. draws car-Ui, rs,i
Vwwwk v Tr,xU toons for tne Buccaneer, ana
writing by senior college mem- ieads the Gypsy Tea Room or-
uers or me association. chestra.
Tonight at 7 o'clock New Han- These boys are on as a sta
over, Rocky Mount, and Concord tion feature now, but are inter-
night.
Captain Buck McCarn and
r 1 "r TT. a ma .
near the nld canitol ' citv. oacn isunn nearn set Oil tne
I A Jl. -. AA.M
Today the troops were gone ; Iuse ine Ayd ' Dasebau lire
they had evacuated, according cracker nere tomorrow atter
to ffovernment aerial observers, noon -at 3 o'clock. The Spring-
Any student, member of the
faculty, or subscriber to the
newspaper are eligible to enter
the contest.
Junior-Seniors
may be bought at the dance.
Funds raised by this committee
will be used to assist in staging
an anti-war demonstration April
22.
(Continued from first page)
will participate in the finals for ested in finding a sponsor for WOndered
least beneficial results.
'C 4-1 A M amaV. 4-1 a ?T
government aerial ooservers. " m,- , v,ari b:j tt t j "u v"c uicmucxs ui me juiu
French observers of state fd college team furnishes the S bSFindi?g Junior-Senior dance committee
opening opposition for the sec-
m somewhat the
limn xri-fVi Tia nlooa TMtAoiDrtfa it?
I . 1 . I J TIAbU LUC Uiak3A Ul CJIUVUM
city nign scnoois. Tne run-oil be- their regular Friday night pro- troops had gone, also. They won- straight year. We hope the r . . m u urin a11 members of the two
tween individual playwriting grams. dered whether there was any Tar. Heels can repeat that 10-5 J 5 classes to attend the joint class
members will take place at 9 :15. . j.. win of 193f5. Thev qxto Jomt meeting of the Tepresenta- a; m.cA
m TT-.i connection. m me uisauuearaiice
Drama
Following the . regular pro
gram Saturday night, winners
in all contests will be announced
by Dr. Koch. Awards will be pre
sented by President Graham.
(Continued from page three)
of these teams later in the sea
son.
Lt.i it 6. . tives frnm Jie Tti Oaj
on rv TilJ u: C1UD. CenerailV smoa Inner hut I "" ouuiwi-ocmwrB.
creased complaints from Spanish need more strength in the pitch- L?l 6
socialists that Mussolini was mS Stall.
to the Iberian
sending troops
Today Carolina will meet the peninsula in violation of the in-
strong Furman team by which it ternational neutrality pact, and
Correspondence
(Continued from naae tum
was defeated last year 11 to 7. the fact that H Duce brought to the White Camelia, a body that
urman played LiuKe on tne a nre-mature close his annual combines the ideas nf tha it
Hope Valley course Wednesday vacation in Libya. Klux Klan and those of . the
but was beaten 12V to 5. So French observers of state White Shirts, latelv
Duke boasts one of the best joined British officials in declar- the now criminally-indicted Pel-
teams in tne country. ing an independent mvestiga- ley of Asheville.
i
Coach Enckson expects to use tion of the alleged violation of This order issues a magazine HI
the same team of Kirven, Hicks, the neutrality pact today. A which any student can secure s
Gifford. and Kluttz today but warship blockade of th Snanish nddressino- the Orlo nu.j.-
LESTER R DEKLE may substitute Clark or Wilson mainland was threatened if the town, W. Virginia. Recently it H
111 Ul lli ajiwvuo. oirejtu mitiguuuu J11 tllC ydL U I ISSUCU X C5pCUlell IlUIIlDGr Called I
will need her strongest if she is of European nations does not "The Jew Deal." This niiTnr. H
club sent a delegation "Mttt
L IT
York last week-end to stimulate
some action in procuring bands
for each of the occasions. From
the offers just received it' would
seem that the trip has had at
in order to take definite action,
said Hobbs.
Love of flattery in most men
proceeds from the mean opinion
they have of themselves; In -ffo-men
from the contrary. Jona
than Swift.
FOR EASTER
. ... No gift could be more
appropriate or more appre
ciated than an Elgin or Hamil
ton Watch. See our display at
our larger and more modern
quarters .' . . .
IIIIIII
Hill
Jeweler and Watchmaker
(Over Andrews-Hemunger)
to win.
Send Her FLOWERS
For EASTER!
If you wish to make a favor
able impression Send Flowers
from HIBBERD'S.
See our Display
Easter Flowers.
of Beautiful
HIBBERD'S FLOWERS
ARE HOME GROWN
HffiBERD FLORIST
109 W. Main St. Phone L-925
Durham
cease. called attention to the mimu.
uuimi vi i :
Jews in the Roosevelt adminis-
temptmg to isolate the Spanish tration and described the na-
revolution from European poli- tional program as a great "Jew- si
tics, apparently is doing little, ish plot" to destroy Gentile civil- Hi
i'7at.ioTi in North AmeriVo T t
Tennis velt. thev allecre. is a dismii
I ww--, "tj MIOC JJL I
the family name, which is in I HI
and Henderson-Farrell pairings, reality "Rozenveldt," a Jewish
will play the -Yale combinations family name.
of Stephen s-Hinchliff, Dal- Give a loud-mouthed, poison-
rymple-Spalding and Metz-Lock- blooded demagogue like Holt an
wood following the singles inch, and he'll take a mile. He
matches. talks about dictatorship. He him-
In the two meetings here last self is the . Fascist ideal for
year between the teams and in America. It was Fascism m the
the northern meeting, the Tar bud that you students applauded
Heels were thrice victorious yesterday.
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