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Sociology Majors Discuss
Comprehensive Today
All sociology majors who are plan
ning to take their, comprehensive ex
aminations this quarter are asked to
meet in Alumni 205 at 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
Frosh Ringmen Report
To Boxing Room Today
All those who claim to be members
of the freshman boxing team are re
quested to report today to the boxing
room in Woollen gym at 3:30.
Junior-Senior Dance
Committee Meets Tonight t
The Junior-Senior dance committee
will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in Gra
ham Memorial.
NEWS BRIEFS
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fierce fighting that cost the Italians
heavily in dead, wounded, and prison
ers. WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 -- Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt today broke
with the American Youth Congress,
which last year she defended vigor
ously against charges by the Dies Com
mittee that it was a "Communist
front" organization.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4. io.,
DEBATE
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with all problems, and that if the I one victory each, and State and Duke
states cannot at present meet their I clash tomorrow. Duke's second con-
problems, they should be given the J f erence meet this week will be with
means to do so without surrenderinfr I William and Mary Saturday while
their power. I State takes on Virginia Tech on the
Elsie Lyon argued that the crisis of I same day. Duke also has a non-con
1933 necessitated an increase in the f erence engagement with Virginia Fri
power of the federal government and I day.
that "the long range social programs Gibson, Mitchell, Lees Shine
uemanaea Dy me people, nave Drought
about a great increase in power which
CAA
Pharmacy Senate
Meets Tonight at 7:30
. Members of the Pharmacy Senate
will meet tonight at 7:30 in the; Phar
macy building to discuss "Policies in
Pharmacy."
Debate Council Pictures
Scheduled Tonight by Y-Y
Yackety Yack pictures of the De
bate council and squad will be taken
tonight at a short meeting directly
after the basketball game in the Grail
room of Graham Memorial, Ed Maner,
secretary of the Debate council, an
nounced yesterday.
OFFICIALS
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Virginia Tech will be making its
first conference start against Carolina
Thursday.
Boy Gibson, Buzz Mitchell and Whit
Lees featured the varsity's workout
CHICAGO, Feb. 3 The National has benefitted the people.'
rootDan league announced tonight Jmtcneu uooper, second negative
that Elmer Layden had resigned as speaker, emphasized the dangers of
athletic director and head football too much concentration of nnwpr in
ntn of Vn TTnitravc'f I tha tiAn-,i .4- j 4 , yesterday. uiDson skimmed to a
frt o0r,f , i- lh- ft, . 1:16.2 in the 100-meter backstroke
sioner of professional football at an! point.
annual salary of $20,000.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 The Su- RfDftF
preme kautz toaay unanimously up
held the constitutionality of the Wages
and Hours Law, key New Deal reform
which established minimum wages and
maximum hours for millions of Amer
ican workers.
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while Mitchell was swimming the
same distance freestyle in 1:08.' Lees
covered the 150-meter freestyle in
1:51.5.
Louis Scheinman's 1:19.7 in the 100-
meter backstroke, Stone's 1:53 and El
more's 1:55.5 in the loU-meter free
style were also fast times. Stone and
Elmore's times were the best they have
ever done for the distance.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 3 The federal
STUDENT-FACULTY
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the president and controller who final'
ly compiled the mass mathematics.
commission with a total requirements
budget of almost ten million dollars
essential to maintaining the Greater
University for the coming two years.
On January 17 newly-inaugurated
Governor Broughton turned over to
the legislature the report of the budg
et commission. The University, de
spite the fact that state revenues for
the next two years were estimated to
ament with his brother. Although his
interest in the game waned at times,
he began to show enthusiasm
Becomes Great Amateur
In the short space of a few years
government completed an agreement Don developed into the world's lead-
today with Broadcast Music, Incor- ing amateur player. Two years ago
porated, m the current radio music he turned professional and continued
war and extended for 48 hours a dead- his winning ways at the expense of
nne ior tiling criminal action against such greats as Ellsworth Vines, Fred co-chairman of Student-Faculty day
the rival American Society of Com- Perry, and Bill Tilden. committee, said that due to the ex
posers, Authors, .and Publishers. And now the experts are calling him tensiveness of the many departmental
Mfw vnpir v , o rp, st. the greatest player in the. history of exhibits, the carnival had been post-
11 JJdll- I -,. mma TXia attth nnNvnt TIT A I nnnnl !T-o-t,iV; .11 J-
r i i i ... . . . i with uuuuntiu, xuuui, vjucui. ijAmuiu) win i ems in uuen i rum
" nave uceu lieu UUlkp pvps Rno-o. V,ao KT-nticr-f tA 0. A ;
in American Dorts smcp tht (lfrmt-n I . ... ... I
i tramp a sustainfwi no wpr nrrnnir linnar. i t n - , .. - .
occupation of Denmark mav snnn hp !,,., ,. " .Y: " "T T . lu anoiDer miormai meeting lacul-
' i aueieu in nistorv. ninen savs h inwsu.. 1 :it 1
I - ivy memuers win ue entertained a
in xiryuxg cargoes irom tne attack for 365 days in the-year is Li"
United States to Brihn. 9 ... , t "uusw urines
7 i i.iif most fifivasrar.iTicr ino Tp-n-nio xvnrm i a nn , i . .
steamship official hinted tv U " 77 ' irom :au to b ociocic. fat Winston
j . i iias ever Known. i ;j t .r m -, . ...
fiwiucuiuj. mc iuwii uys Association
said that the town boys and coeds
would hold open house in Graham Me
morial, with "Prof essor" Worley sup
plying tea, music, and room to dance,
Tennis MatchesFeatured
Evening activities will feature the
Budge, Tilden, Vines, Hardwick tennis
matches in Woollen gym at 8:15, and
following the matches the Shipwreck
Shuffle in the Tin Can. The dance will
open at 9:30 so that students not at
tending tne matches may start for
Commodore Garland's Shipwreck Isle
earlier in the evening. .
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turned for 1,640 hours, the propellers
consequently completed their circuit
only 226,320,000 times. "A mere noth
ing," Mann said.
-The first of the airport's casualties
occurred when a student tinped his!
wing over too far while landing, and
I the wing-tip skidded over the ground,
breaking the edge. Second mishap took
place when a student taxied. his plane
into a parked plane and broke a pro
peller. Still another plane left parked
on the runway was run down and dam
aged -only slightly. Fourth accident oc
curred when a student coming in for
an emergency landing hit a fence pole
and crumpled the landing gear.
"Aside from thesexfour, and the
usual torn bottoms picVed up when a
plane comes in for a - landing and
bounces across a few rocks there
were no damages," &Iann said.
Mann said that he was especially
proud of the record the students ' had
made, and particularly pleased with
the slight amount of damage, and lack
of any injuries that occurred over the
course of the quarter.
Send the Daily Tar Heel home.
Fireside Concert
Graham Memorial's firesj
cert will be held. tonight a 7.
stead of tomorrow because of t. c
dent-Faculty day program. PC!
- t l -it t ""-'k;
hi uie concert win De Cesar Frar
2ympnony in u ;amor.
CLASSIFIED
50c each insertion. All adverbs
ments must be paid for ia adviSt
to the Tar Heel Business
LOST In vicinity of Murphey hai
20 tickets to tennis matches Wedj
day night. Finder please return
213 Ruffin. REWARD. Fred
ledge.
LOST OR STRAYED German ?oHCi
pup collar with several lengths of
chain attached. If found notify r
House, Jimmy May. Phone 9021.
ward.
DENTISTS
Dr. Robert R. Clark
Dr. John E. Pleasants
Over Bank of Chapel Hill
Phone 6251
VICHY, Feb. 3 Restoration to
power of Pierre Laval "with even iFYHIMTV
auiuuriLy man Deiore nis
ouster as drench vice-premier on De- f Continued' from, first, none)
Headed by Graham and Carmichael. cember 14, and perhaps a comnletelv
officials from all three branches an- new Vichy cabinet pledged to closer Suick memorizing, figuring their way
peared on November 14 before the collaboration with Adolf Hitter. nn J out of an enclosure (like the best white
state advisory budget commission. peared imminent. rats), color blindness, and the effects
'Pa1t;nr. tt. j i J I of excitement nr if trjiest? are t.imi1
ment with that of the state and naX;3f? Ad' they wateh their feUo
tion, President Graham presented the "17,":",. . V" beinS sted.
. .. "ouai aeDC mi1 Irom ?4,UUU,U0U,000 Pharmacv will entertain in Howell
to $65,000,000,000 a step regarded as hall, with student guides to explain
necessary to neip nnance rearmament displays in the various laboratories,
won approval of the House Ways ln Alumni building the sociology de-
ana ineans committee tQday and may partment wUl have its fourth floor
come up for floor consideration next exhibit room open with charts, books says the Spanish and French depart-
Week. I unr? T?fn-ro5 cfrocsincr rom'nnol tiIqti. I merits , Will USe books. t.VlASfcT Tern-
grams, pictures and figures to demon
strate contemporary life in other coun-
models tres an may have on hand a record-
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Feb. 3 mn- '
The left wing of the Greek army in Bust on Display
Albania Tin5 smncfcoi Uoi; Costumes, playbills, stage
we ucAt tnu vcaia were esLimaLPii rn i ""- iou x Lanau i. .. ,
be .ater than at any time darinff fortified P-tion before Valona Bay H. -rapbooks will feature the . . dtan. and player fr,Spanish
j ... " and is nnw rnfV,?r, in ;ic tobit ot tne dramatic art department i languages.
w vv..uw, uau nxu its wuti re i 1 . ,, , . - . .
vaiuauie leceiid
-quest slashed over a million dollars.
Appropriations committees from the
two houses took over the commis-
Sl'nn'o ronnrr an1 Kanan rr4-
for the purposes of holding hearings D (A I Nil
for all state agencies.
Tomorrow it will be the Univer
sity's turn and South building is ready.
Breakdown of the commission's rec
ommendation, showing how Carolina's
proposed building program, improve
ments and betterments and non-personnel
increases are all unprovided
for, have been compiled and checked.
10 miles of the
Murphey 113. A
it Miuiiu iibai a aAi.mL ii Hir -
barkation base, according to frontier gift on disPlay wU1 be .the Portrait
reports reaching here today.
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A cannot Dear tne gtri&s&g
of seeing you in his arms !
WD
SAMUEL GOLDWYN present
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IffillMJHIIGBITS
MERLE OBEROiS LAURENCE OLIVIER DAVID NIVEN
NOW PLAYING Also
PlfK THFATRF PISNEY CART6QN
IILIL lUlifilliri INFORMATION PLEASE
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bust of the famous Italian actress,!
Eleanor Duse, given by Sculptor Wal
ter E. Clark.' A replica of the orig
inal of this bust was given to Premier
Mussolini -of Italy.
Movies and business machines fea-
TODAY
ONLY
Somewhat Early To
Select Your
ring Suit
Sp
But
We have just received
2,000 new Spring
samples for you to se
lect from.
Come in and look at
the many new shades
of Coverts, Herring
bones, Tweeds, Flan
nels, Worsteds and
Shetlands for Snort
Coats and Suits
at
JACK LIPMAN
one of "the best boxing teams in the ture the School of Commerce exhibits
countrv. including Ppnn Stnfp RvraJin Bineham hall. "The River," one!
T 7 O " w wr vvj P J M I
cuse and Wisconsin." of the finest American documentary
The tie between Gates Kimball and films, is . booked for a showing both
Midshipman John Hebron in the heavy- morning and afternoon. Other films
weight affair brought much disagree- wil1 include "Football Thrills of
ment. Many ' experts and reporters 1939," Robert Benchley's "How to
felt that there was little doubt of Vote," "The Romance of Rayon,"
Kimball's victory. Writing in the "The New South," technicolor film
Washington Post, John Hunhall says, n "Cotton from ' Seed to Cloth and
u ' l t. i ... . . ur I i- : Tvn:i i
ii wasn t close-actually. Kimball, a . picture on muusuy m ukxu.
195 pounds of rugged battler, out- Hours of showing are from 11 to 1
smarted and outslugged Navv's He- and from 2:30 to 4:30 in Bingham
bron, the footballer, , and nearly put 102. Adding machines and calculat-
him away in the first round." ing machines, with student to demon-
Especially pleased was. Coach Ron- strate them, and color chart instruct-
man with the performance of sopho- ing in economics will be displayed in
more Morris Moskow. Moskow em- Bingham 202.
nloved his ioltiner left hnok tn thp Educational movies will also be
best advantage and TKO'd Midship- shown by the Bureau of Visual In-
man Buzz Betzel in. the second round, struction from2 to 4 o'clock in 206
gaining one of Carolina's 2Yz points. Phillips hall. The radio studio on
Speaking of Moskow, Coach Ronman the second floor of Caldwell hall will
said that "he should be one of the be open all day. Both these activities
country's best. collegiate boxers by the ar Part of the work of the Extension
time he is a senior." Division, which boasts the motto "The
Another who drew the praise of the state is campus." -coach
was . Co-captain Andy Gennett Student Publications' Exhibits
for his win over Bob Martin. With In the main corridor of the library
his mother and sister watching him wiU be exhibits of student publica-
in the audience, Andy staged one of tions, old and new, as well as several j
his typical polished exhibitions.
PERUVIAN
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tives are elected. The legislature has
48 senators.
THE
WORLD'S
MOST r
HONORED
FILM
K ) ILL
THURSDAY
Mm AMtaacm of At U.S. prmtrnlt
cases of publications by faculty mem
bers
Departments not featuring special
exhibits in their own quarters will
combine for a major exhibit in the li
brary reserve reading room. Here
courts and the legislature in Peru and will be the history, English, romance
the United States. "Fundamentally languages, classics, philosophy, pub
they are the same,"-he says. "Just as lie walfare, . journalism, University
in the United States, the representa- Press, anthropology and others.
vynen thciate i nomas w one. was
in college he wrote a Kenan fellow
ship paper for the philosophy depart
ment on "The Crisis in Industry."
This will be one of the attractions of
the exhibit, which will also ; include a
collection of papers and pictures de
voted to the late Horace Williams.
Archaeology's J.. P. Harland has
promised ancient coins, vases, manu
scripts and possibly slides to represent
the. classics. Historian Loren Mac
Kinney and Fletcher Green plan to
bring the story of civilization on
through the middle ages to modern
times with pictures, small figures and
books to illustrate the life of the per
iods. Romance language Lee Wiley
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with
JEAN 6ADIM
HMICHELE MORGAN
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PICK THEATRE
. How you'll choer , M0' K. '
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and 0RRIN as they KlST IX
sing and-plaj-yi -I 4if!sr
S;i2 f itrett Horton Albert DeWer j
lirM Ullian Cornell J
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Also
PETE SMITH NOVELTY SPORTUGHT-
POPEYE CARTOON