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NEWS BRIEFS
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impressive show of Adolf Hitler's
military might in the streets of Bu
charest. NEW YORK, Dec 2 German sub
marines and bombing planes, possibly
assisted by a, raiding cruiser con
verged on British shipping in the At
lantic Ocean today in One of the war's
heaviest attacks on Britain's vital sea
supply line, releasing bombs and tor
pedoes on at least 10 vessels in the
course of a few hours.- ' .
harbors
thct f fho Tint-inn's imrmrtant
could be closed to a hostile force even'
with six-months notice and invasion,
imminent.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 Chairman Faculty Will Meet
Martin Dies, of the House committee j Friday Afternoon
on un-American activities, charged m
a radio speech tonight that one of the I ARe faculty s asked to meet as
nation's most valuable experimental committee of the whole Friday after-
airplanes . was recently destroyed by noon at 4 o clock m Bingham Hall to
five separate crimes of sabotage. consider a report on retiring annuities
from the committee appointed under
BELGRADE, Dec. 2 Greek forces the chairmanship of J. M. Lear.
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in a lightning is-mue advance be- uean v. u. L.arrou, cnairman of the
yond the captured Italian base of J committee on faculty living conditions,
Pogradec today swept to within about I will preside.
30 miles of the Albanian capital of
SOPHIA, Bulgaria, Dec. 2 Greek i Tirano, according to the Greek radio.
artillery north of the. captured Italian
base of Pogradec has cut the main B7 United Press
highway to the Albanian capital of Departure of President Roosevelt
Tirano, only route of retreat for Ital- from Washington Monday for an in-
ian forces in that sector, the Greek spection of United States defenses in
radio claimed tonight. I the Carribean brought into sharp focus
Two Rehearsals Today
Scheduled for Band
Earl A. Slocum, director of the Uni
versity band, has called two rehearsals
for today. Upperclass members of the
band are meeting at 5 o'clock in the
auditjorium of Hill Music hall. Fresh
DTH Business Staff
Will Meet Tonight
There will be an important meet
ing of the business staff of the Daily
Tab Heel tonight at 7:15 in the busi
ness office at Graham Memorial.
"It is imperative that everyone be
there," business manager Bill Bruner
said yesterday. "The meeting will be
very short ... maybe.
ed lineman of the bunch. An 190
pound tackle, Byrum paced the line
play all season, getting little praise,
but more than his share of tackles.
He's from Edenton,'and prepped at
Porter military. , : . "
Social Notes
By Marion Lippincott
In spite of the tremendous exodus
this past weekend so that hungry stu
dents could eat their turkeys in the
home atmosphere, there were many
people left in Chapel Hill.
Thursday night, Graham Memorial
with Richard Worley as host, enter
tained at a square dance in the ball
room of the student union. The Graham
Memorial Mountaineers string quartet
furnished music for the affair. A
community sing was held after the
dance and cider and doughnuts , were
served.
Friday afternoon, a MGay Nineties
Many Others
And there are others who, although nrnoam nfrPrnrtieA music was of fered
they didnt set the freshman league and Friday night an old time movie
on nre, may end up on a starting Car- th Charlie ChaDlin was presented.
olina varsity team some day. In the Saturday night a round dance was held
Dacicneia, j?uiiDacics Kay Jordan and in the fireHehted ballroom. Those
la series of recent diplomatic military V . . . . " I Mike Buss are bis- and powerful and . v.. -v r ,,-oi
4TRF.NS IW"2r,rPPc troons ad. t v. men an pansier members rehearse I . . 7 : , vcul &l u
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vancing in hand-to-hand bayonet explosive arm of the Atlantic.
charges all along the 150-mile Aiban
ian front were reported tonight to
have outflanked and captured many
Italian units in snow-covered moun
tain sectors.
Slocum requests that all march fol-
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r. Ti:t--i Pr9 " e turned in at inese renearsais.
Sweeping east from the northern Junior-Senior Photo Proofs
Kocicies a mass or snow-laden air rv- Voaitr Vot tvi
with more seasoning will be hard to
stop.
Emil Seriich, a tough little man, won
All-State honors at wingback at Nor
folk, but made Tatum's team at block
ing back. Wmgbacks Clay Croom
and Jack Emack will have to be reck-
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 Major-
General Johnson Hagood, who re
tired from the army in 1938 after he
severely criticized New Deal "pump
priming" tonight expressed doubt
plunged temperatures to the lowest
point of the winter in the midwest
Monday and was expected to reach the all junior and senior proofs for the j tailback. Jack Begley is big at guard
Atlantic seaboard within the next 24 1 Yackety-Yack must be turned into with over 200 pounds, but divided
hours. In1 northern Minnesota and Wooten-Moulton before tomorrow. "If time with Bob Cozart, Charlie Gordon
North Dakota the mercury dropped to this is not done, 'we will have to do and John Hackney. Frank Clement
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brought almost 300 people out.
Last Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Strowd of Cameron avenue en
tertained the football squad and sev
eral members of the coaching staff at
DENTIST?
Dr. Robert R. Clark
Dr. John E. Pleasants
Over Bank of Chapel Hill
Phone 6251
18 below , zero.
LONDON, Dec. 3 V- (Tuesday)
Aerial marauders prowled over south
ern England and Wales last night and
early today battering three towns in
miniature blitz-raids and making .hit
PICK
THEATRE
WEDNESDAY
the selecting ourselves," he said.
Charlotte Students Meet
Tonight to Organize Club
All boys from Charlotte are ask
ed to meet this evening at 10 o'clock
run attacks at other widely-scattered I in Gerrard hall to organize the Char-
objectives. lotte-Carohna club. Charlotte students
attending the Universitv automaticallv
Ttr t ciifTriPAr rv n nnt t 1 -
yaoiuviu, ec s ine ixa- are members of the club.
tionai ueiense rnormes Doara an- The first function of the club will
nounced tonight that it has issued be to make plans for the annual Char-
"temporary preference delivery m- lotte-Carolina club dance.
structions whereby aircraft and air
craft engine producers will voluntarily Today Is Deadline
expedite deliveries to the army and For Magazine Copy
navy.
Editor Byrd Merrill announced that oned 4rithf as will Phil Edmonds at VT fi 7 ?
i . . . . , , , L .,,,, T i t i v A . turkey with all the fixings was serv
ed. Honored guests were Coach Ray
mond Wolf, John Vaught, Chuck Erick-
son, P. H. Quinlan, O. K. Cornwell,
Dick Jamerson, George Shepard and
Robert W. Madry.
ADPi's gave their second e annual
Thanksgiving dinner party at White
hall last Tuesday evening. After the
dinner Mrs. George Bason poured cof
fee. All the pledges were invited to
come for after dinner coffee. Ar
rangements were made by Georgianna
Pentlarge of Montclair, N. J.
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ran wixn cyrum at tacKie, and as a
reserve was Harold Alderson, con
verted blocking back.
Here's the season record :
Carolina 7 State
Carolina 0 Navy Plebes
Carolina 13 Wake Forest
Carolina 33 Virginia
Carolina 14 Duke
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PEPPER
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Chi Omega entertained at coffee
last Sunday evening as is their usual
weekly custom. Hostesses were Mar
terms ana still maintain our American I jorie and Blanche Burrows, Norris
standard of living." Pepper stated Snow and Kathleen Lineback.
that the United States is the one "re
STUDIO
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The Pi Phi's had their buffet supper
and Thanksgiving party at their house
Tuesday night. Mrs. Sedalia Gold was
social chairman for the entertainment.
"Noel Ecossars," and a set of varia
tions on Christmas Carols, Opus 39,
number 6; Harvey B. Gaul's "Noel Law Students To Have s
Normandie," and' "Jesu Bambino" by Pictures Taken Today
'Pietro- Yoiit ' .V.;-V ' ; : . . ' -
The law students will have their pic
Today is the absolute deadline for Jmaining citadel in the world and must
any Carolina Mag material. There is not wait to be trampled under the con
still room for some good fiction and tarn-mating foot of the totalitarian
short poetry. All contributors who powers."
have not yet checked in their material He stressed the, fact that the United Mrs. Gold poured at after dinner cof
are asked to do so this afternoon. Car- States could not longer claim disin- fee Sunday night and was assisted by
toonists are also requested to report, terest of detachment from Europes Marv Lee Wilson and Roberta Win
contacts because of our geographical ton.
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Wantf of
fw frncJb film
Atadtm Awards
ERIC VON STROHEIM
2nd MICHEL SIMON
Pick Theatre
I NOW PLAYING
locations, our trust in the balance of
power, or our faith in the British Fleet.
"We know that bombers .can fly
ft oa j. , of death; we know that there is no bal
uiuumig au xv.ou in irom oi me law i -
building.
Mrs. Guy B. Johnson poured tea
Tuesday afternoon at a special Bull's
Head Bookshop tea, which was in
honor of Whiteman Bennett of New
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Comedy-Cartoon
FR0SH FOOTBALL
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which he gave a brilliant running ex
hibition in addition to firing a touch
down pass to Hussy. LeBlanc, by all ing that the United States "must know
the right, believe in democracy, free
dom, and must strive towards our des
tiny. We'll run risks, be slandered and j
libeled and blasphemed but future gen-
ance of power m Europe, no Europe m York. Bennett.is a book collector and
fact, just Hitler and his Nazis who author.
receive their inspiration from the pag-
INTRAMURALS
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(ATO); Taylor (Zetes) V5.
(Kappa Sig); Wilson (Sigma Na) tj
Morrison (Phi .Gam); McHaffey (p.,
Gam) vs. Saaer (Phi Delt); Br-i!
(Zetes) vs. Ford (ATO); w'el
combe (SAE) vs. Jones (Phi D?C
Rodman (DKE) vs. Thorp (Zetes) '
145-Pound
Eoyce (ATO) vs. Van Kirk
Ross (Beta) vs. Schiepers (Pib,!
Tillett (SAE) vs. Chamblis
Nu) ; Jansen (Phi Gam) vs.
(Zetes); Ramsey (Phi Gam) vS. Har.
riss (Sigma Nu); Curtis (Phi Kap?4
Sig) vs. Hobbs (Phi Gam); jvr
(Zetes) vs. Heitzberg (Chi Psifj
Owens (Phi Gam) vs. Kimrey (Pika)'
153-Pound
Mordecai (Zetes) vs. Emack (D
Psi); Hayes (KA) vs. Worth (S.E);
Joslin (Sigma Nu) vs. Hukhinsoa
(Phi Gam); Shugart (Kappa Sig)
vs. Hanes (Zetes) ; Nicholson (py
Gam) vs. Townsend (Beta) ; Hacksey
(Zetes) vs. Brown (Kappa Sig);
Bass (Zetes) vs. Merrill (Phi Det)'
Penick (Zetes) vs. Powers (Phi D?H),
165-Poand
Partridge (Phi Delt) vs. Wertheia
(Beta) ; McElroy (Zetes) vs. Hobbj
(ATO) ; Tucker (Phi Gam) vs. Tay
lor (Kappa Sig) ; Nalle (Deha Psi)
vs. Newman (SAE) ; Ward (Phi Dh)
vs. Davis (Phi Gam); Trail (Bta)
vs. Crews (Sigma Nu).
173-Pound
Idol (Phi Gam) vs. DaHon (Beta);
Foreman (Sigma Nu) vs. Kenfie!d
(Chi Psi) ; Whitaker (Kappa Sig) vs.
Hitchcock (DKE) ; James (ATO) vs.
Simmons (Phi Gam) ; Watson (Chi
Psi) vs. Amoss (Delta Psi).
Heavyweight
Rice (Phi Delt) vs. Sheffield (KA);
Cocke (.Sigma Nu) vs. White (Beta);
Clark (KA) vs. Woodman (Phi Delt);
Wood (Kappa Sig) vs Fairbairn (Phi
Gam) ; Trottman (Zetes) vs. Nicholli
(Chi Psi); Wright (ATO) vs. Kim
ball (DKE).
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ans; and no .British fleet to protect us
as in the days of the Monroe Doctrine,
when we were aided and assisted with
the assurance that we and the British
Government were one."
Pepper concluded his address by stat-
rights, should be Lalanne's successor.
He's from Crowley, Louisiana, and
came to the University through La
lanne's influence. Wake Forest saw
him at his best, sparking a first-quar
ter aerial display that netted two
scores and was threatening as the con
test ended. LeBlanc is also a capable
punter, and did the kicking before
Sadlik was discovered.
The line was the main weakness of
immunity has always been a difficult
one and that he has "no doubt at all
that the German consular service has
been active in espionage recently
they were active during the World War
also I think it should be curbed, and
possibly criminally prosecuted. Some
thing should be done about-ifc."
Vassar college scientists believe the
Indiana in the Hudson river valley
erations will look back and say that centuries ago had a merchandising and
we dared to live through to our des- industrial system not unlike todays'.
tiny."
Following the Senator's speech an
open forum was held in which the Sen
ator answered questions directed at
him from the audience. He was asked
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the frosh eleven, and although there how far the United States should go
are several individuals who may be in deporting German officials suspect-
able to offer help to Coach - Wolf, at ed of espionage. Senator Pepper re
present Tom Byrum is the only polish- I plied that the question of diplomatic
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Carolina Publications Union
Statement of Surplus for the Year Ended July 31, 1940
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Si H AU'STAR...AU ENmTAJNMHT CAST
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SPORTLIGHT
CARTOON
Surplus, August 1, 1939 -
Add:
Subscriptions 1938-39 Tar Heel ? 48.50
Profit on trade-in of typewriters " 27.60
To write off credit balance of R. J. Reynolds
Tob. Co. 1938 - 10.41
1939 Student Fee-Y. Y l. ' 2.70
Adjustment 1938-39 Y. Y. Business Ugr. Bonus 11.00
Recovery of old accounts written off :
Debate Council :...:.. 75.00
U. N. C. Dance Committee 15.00
Recovery of Tar Heel 1939 accounts covered by
Reserve .. 37.71
Recovery of short rate Lucky Strike Tar Heel
ads 1938 22.65
Dividends Exhibit G . .. 576.80
Net Income Tar Heel Exhibit C 318.64'
Net Income Yackety Yack Exhibit D 1,750.03-
Net Income Magazine Exhibit F 422.67
$13,803.69
Total
Less:
Balance ...:...
Express 1939 Y. Y. ... :..$ 2.29
Adjustment Bonus Business Mgr. Tar Heel
1939 ... ....., 2.87
To increase Reserve for Bad Debts to cover all
old accounts rec. .... 193.71
Payment of 1939 Publication keys not set. up .. 118.00
To write off accumulated past years Petty Cash 24.90
To adjust investments to Lower of Cost or
Market7-31-40 ; .............. . 2,896.76
Net Loss Buccaneer Exhibit E .-- 594.30
Total :.... ... '"
Surplus July 31, 1940 to Exbihit A .. . '.
318.61
$17,122.30
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