PAGE TWELVE
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1937
Court Decision
Given Oh Shorts
Chapel Hill, New York Face
-Same Subject ; 1 J
The wearing of shorts on the
street, which, the aldermen were
recently asked to prohibit in
Chapel Hill, is the subject of a
decision handed down by the
New York court of appeals, the
state's : highest tribunal. The
court holds invalid an antishorts
ordinance of the city of Yonkers
and reverses the conviction of
Rose O'Gorman and William
Matthias arrested" for violating
: The charge; stated that Miss
'O'Gorman wore white sandals,
no stockings, yellow short pants
and a colored halter, with a yel
low jacket over it, and no hat,
while Matthias had on white
. sneakers, white anklets, short
socks, yellow trunks, a fclue-and-
white polo shirt, and no hat.
The opinion was written by
Chief Judge Frederick E. Crane.
He says: . . :
'The Constitution still leaves
some opportunity for, people to
be foolish, if they ; so desired
When it comes io the kind or
sufficiency of clothes one must
wear to appear decently in pub
lic, we of the law have generally
left such matters to- the good
sense and force of public opin
ion. The law of the proper thing
to do is not written in a book,
but rules most of bur living. To
meet the cases of persons . who
insist upon being too conspicu
ous by exposing fob much of
their anatomy, it may be reason
able vto prescribe that .men and
women cover themselves, at
least when on the street.
1490 Ask For
NYA Jobs
Continued from first page)
not maintain an average of C or
better to keep a self-help job.:
' Announcement of the suc
cessful appointees and their al
ternates is expected to be made
this week. - -
Allow Us To Supply Your Clothing Needs While Here
Most Complete Line Of Gents Furnishings "
t Arrowj Manhattan and Good Co. Shirts
$1.00 $1.35 $1.65 $1.95
! s Trousers, Sweaters and Hats s
$1.95 to $6.95 .
Rain Coats and Combination Over Coats
$3.95 to $19.75 -
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Freeman Shoes
$4.00 $5.00 $7.50 $8.50
Nelly Don Sport Dresses -$2.95
to $13.95
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Skirts, Blouses, Sweaters and Jackets
' $1.95 to $4.95
,y- . - o - .':
Kayser Hose Pajamas and Slips
85c to $2.95 ;-; - s i
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Andre ws-Henninger Co.
' , Chapel Hill, N. C.
The
Book Exchange
Owned and Operated by the University
WELCOMES YOU
In the Y. M. C. A. Building
THE REBATE PLAN SAVES YOU
10 ON YOUR TEXTBOOKS
Stationery
Jewelry
Fountain Pens
Athletic Equipment
also
Scliool Supplies
Rental Typewriters .
Tennis Equipment
Candy & Drinks i'
REPAIRS
To Typewriters Fountain Pens
Restringing Tennis Rackets
THE BOOK EXCHANGE
YOUR COLLEGE STORE AND SERVICE CENTER
Med School
Gets New Home
Continued from first page)
calls for "the highest type of
medical instruction in the fun
damental branches of the medi
cal curriculum. The various de
partments of the school are now
in such a process of develop
ment jthat the medical school
will build itself into the general
fiber of the University, espe
cially at the graduate level."
While at present offering
short courses for public health
officials and sanitary, engineers,
the division of public .health
looks fofward to offering regu
lar courses in such subjects, on
a University level of excellence.
. Caldwell Future
Dean House stated further
that the future use of the pres
ent medical school building,
Caldwell hall, has not as yet
been determined but that the
structure would most probably
be turned into a classroom unit.
Dr. MacNider, the new dean,
will retain his Kenan research
professorship, and Dr. Charles
Mangum, the retiring dean ;. will
be allowed to devote his full
time to teaching at his own re
quest. The faculty of the school
will be almost doubled this fall.
Included in the expansion pro
gram for the medical school is
the erection of a new wing to
the University infirmary calling
for a laboratory, additional
beds, and a new 'member of the
staff. Dean House said that it
is significant that as the medi
cal school develops it will be
come more closely affiliated
with the infirmary.
830 Freshmen
Accepted Here
(Continued on last page)
since I have been in this office."
"This is largely because we
have organized a system of se
lection this year , that is closely
akin to college boards, and which
system we hope to develop into
regular college boards.
Alumni Aid
"This year, we had prominent
alumni placed in strategic points
between Boston and Miami and
Chicago who conducted inter
views with the various appli
cants living in these areas. All
applicants were also required to
take a college aptitude test be
fore they were given any con
sideration.
"As a result of this new meth
od of selection," concluded Hus
bands, "we have what I consider
a top-ranking freshman class.
Send the Daily Tar Heel
home. I Ht,
Officers Assume
New Tasks
Continued from page six)
more will act as managing edi
tor. Bill McLean will be busi
ness manager.
Editoring this year's edition
of the Yackety' Yack will, be
David Thorp, former managing
editor of that publication.
Bill Hudson will head the
1937-1938 Carolina Magazine, a
monthly literary publication.
To Hayderi Clement will fall
the task of - "clipping? some
original, jokes from "the humor
mags for the Buccaneer. ' ; -
Tommy E. Hall, of. Lewis
dormitory will head this year's
Interdormitory Council, while
RobertJ M. Ray, Zeta Psi, will
lead the Interfraternity boys.
Randall Berg will act as this
year's chairman of the Univer
sity dance committee, a group
charged with the responsibility
of conducting all campus dances.
Faculty Undergoes
Many Changes
Continued from page seven)
professor, to be professor of
law..
Earl Slocum, assistant profes
sor, to be associate professor of
Music.
J. .A. Wheeler, assistant pro
fessor, to be associate professor
physics.
Future Vacations
Attract Interest
Continued from first page)
The first holiday of 1938, be
sides being the only one, is the
spring recess which begins on
March 21, and lasts for one
week.
June 3 will mark the end of
the school year. ' Commence
ment exercises will take place
the following week, June 5-7.
TYPE WRITERS
New Rebuilt
New Royal and Underwood .
Portables All 3IodeIs
Corcoran St. Opposite Washington Duke Hotel
Durham, N. C.
WE L C 0 ME
CAROLINA
We invite every
Carolina student
to visit Durham's
largest exclusive
men's shop fea
turing authentic
University fashions.
Whether you buy or
not drop in and pay
us a visit You are
always welcome here
WELCOME CLASS OF '41
"Upper-Classmen We're Glad You're Back"
Regardless Of Your Class, You Owe It To
Yourself To Look Your Best
Better Dress Is A Tradition
At CAROLINA
To See That You Are Well Dressed
Is Our Business
CLOTHIERS
JACK LIPMAN
FURNISHERS
SUITS
Tailored For You . . ; . . . From $24.75
ucoiiicu luui xiiui iuuai j.(Uic
Haberdashery of the Leading and
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Well Known Brands of
Eagle and Riegel Shirts
Westminister Hosiery Lee Hats
Cheney and Dueville Cravats
Pajamas by Mack Fairplay Sweaters
SUITS
A JACK MAN'S
"Red" Foister, Asst. Mgr.
imp:
PROVES THE SAVINGS IN SEARS ANNIVERSARY SALE
Save Your Eyes!
DESK LAMPS
89c
Heavy bronze
base. Will not tip
over.
Be On Time!
ALARM CLOCKS
i
$1.00
Accurate. De
pendable i ti me
keeper with loud
alarm.
The Famous Prize-Winning
SILVERT0NE STREAMLINER
$15 Value
(PA ner ffiftft
Broadcasting to
America . . . first
prize winner in
"Modern Plastics"
competition! The
minute you see it,
you'll know why.
The fastest sell
ing midget ever
produced ... yet
it comes to you
at a new low
price!
Fine Quality Sporting Goods Cost Less at Sears
FULL SIZE ELGIN BICYCLE
SWEAT SHIRTS
The YOUNG HEirS SHOP
-126-128 E. Main St
DURHAM ;
Authentic University
Fashions
WITH ALEMITE
LUBRICATING SYSTEM
$3 DOWN
Liberal Terms
$27.95
89c
Heav yweieht
closely knit with
I heavy fleeced cot
ton backing. V
insert at neck.
Tennis Rackets
$8.49
Imagine buying a genuine balloon
tired, nationally famous ELGIN
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ture . . ,
THEN CHECK YOUR SAVINGS!
O Troxel Saddle ,
O Morrow. Brakes -
O Chrom Plated Rims
(Girls Model Same)
-V
Official Football
S4.98
SWEATPANTS
98c
Heavy fleece back.
Pants to match shirts.
SWEAT SOCKS
30c
Half wool ath
letic socks. Worth
45c
W4
Selected pebble
Fin lamb gut grained cowhide.
sfrniur racket. Double lined,
strung racket. d(mble lacfid lock
5-pc laminated stitched wax
frame. thread seams.
Training Shirts
35c
Flat knit
ideal for all outdoor-
sports!
length sleeves.
Tennis Balls
- Sears "X-pertw quality.
Worth 45c
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301 W. Main Street
Durham, N. C.
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