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FACE TWO TTTR DAILY TAR KKKi SATURDAY NOVEMBER 29, 1941 Cbr Qatlp Car lrrl The official newspaper of the Carolina Publications Union of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where it is printed daily except Mondays and the Thanksgiving. Christmas and Spring Holidays. Entered as second class matter at the post office at Chape) Hill. N. C under act of March 3 1879. Subscription price, 3 .00 for the colleee vear National Advertising Service, Inc. College "nilitbers RrpmenUttivt i Jlettetti, lite Zdlt&i 1940 Mnnbrr 1941 Phsociafed CbUefyde Press 420 Madison Ave. ORVILLE CAMPBELL 8YLVAN MEYER WILLIAM SCHWARTZ HENRY ZAYTOUN MCWYORK.N.Y. Urn rJK sents an increase of $1550 over last year's expenditure of $250 for group j pictures. Not only was this point ig- discussed the proposal, but also by your paper. - m One cannot overlook a sum as large as $1550, yet, few people seemed to be aware of what was going on. Many! of us were indignant at the way this! new plan was railroaded through with- ACKOSS 1 Holder ot bome-nra record 5 Civ&iry weapon 10 Creatlj distant 14 To be i La tint , 15 Town in New Tork 1 Swing around 17 Closely related 18 Places burden on 19 Gare temporarily SO Sometbtnj added 23 Fix in mind 34 Having toes 25 Medicinal plant 25- Redeemer 29 Tninss that re.su . 33 Peculiar knack 34 Heavy rolling motion 35 Repair shoes 34 Branches of learning 37 Katie's aooda - 38 Diiiike intensely 39 Cry of sheep ' 40 Impudence (coll 41 Oefded cock 42 Word division 44 Customer of lawyer 45 Too bad! 45 Sullen 47 Composer of -Messiah" 5 Pertaining to father and mother 54 Roman poet 65 Makes equal 57 Predatory bird 58 Small rodents 59 - Bpfor thf By LABS MOREIS rKEvious rvzziM To The Editor: Considering the interest which the Daily Tas Heel has always taken in class affairs, it surprises us that little Ldttur I attention has been drawn to the recent Managing Editor I riAcision of triA Freshman rTaw f in tfurtneMB Manager , , J: , t Acting Circulation Manager muivxuuai m I book. Specifically, we refer to the Associate Editoh; Louis Hams. fact that this class, by majority vote,' tiDITOBlAL tvOAKS: tsucxy narwara. mac oorwwu, ukuij tuuu, uiu oecuiau, nas decided to spend approximatelv Cc5S73u 7iCSSS-UppinSaTEichard Adier. Walter D.mtoft, 0 for this innovation. It repre- Ted Royal, Harley Moore. ' Krws Editors: Bob Hke. Paul Komisaruk. Ernie FrankeL A rsista vt News: Havden Carruth. A. D. Carrie. Rirrris: Jimmy Wallace. Billy Webb, Larry Dale, Charles Kesder. Burke th; Vhrnan lul X E RMnW Fltn RHwarria. MIVp Beam. Walter Klein. Westv ' Fenhairen J nored Dv the freshman class when It Gene Smith, Morton Cantor, Jod Levin, nancy amitn. PnoTofniAPHER: Hugh Morton. Cartoonist: Tom Biebigheiser. Amihtant Phototjuphkrs: Tyler Nourse, Carl Bishopric. S posts Editor: Harry HoIlHigsworth. Night Sports EDITORS: Earle Hellen, Mark Garner, Horace Carter. SkT8 Reporters: Ben Snyder, Bill Woestendiek, Bob Jones, Jean Beeks. Advertising Managers: Jack Dube, Bill Stanback, Ditzi Buice. Durham Representatives: Marvin Rosen. Bob Bettman. Local Advertising Staff: Jimmy Norris, Buddy Cummins, Richard Wise- out sufficient time being-provided for bere. Betty Booker. Bill Collie. Jack Warner, Stan Leeum. consideration of snch rminfs - v,a . 1 . n 1 T TT T 1 . I x " umcE STrr: boo brews, n,ieanor oouie, jeanne xiermann, doo uovihewh. rrv i Twter. nil.h Pntt. Xf.ir.i- u.u aaFn.i. 1UC iiUUlUCf Ul UU' Ahx't. Cir ulathn Manacer: Joe Felmet. ferent ways $1550 could be spent more Circulation Staff: Jules Varady, Larry Goldrich, Lois Ann Markwardt, sensibly is infinite. For instance, this rtacnei laiton. . could be used in nart. or in f nil f t0 For Tta It rue: the amount needed by NYA self-help News: PAUL KOMISARUK Sports: MARK GARNER- stuaents due to the recent slash in con gressional NYA, appropriations. Or, it could go towards war relief, or many J worthy causes on the campus. The Freshman class has decided how it is going to spend its money. Our purpose here is not to repudiate dem ocratic Drocesses or mainrifv nilo Knt As yesterday's editorial states, there is great need for a Cam- to attempt to awaken that class so'that i pus Constitution to precisely define our student government that in the future it will avoid disposing of it may function with less overlapping, less friction and more defir lts business in such an arbitary fash triteness. "Rut this is not all we need a constitution for. nor is this lon . ' I- tt: T 1 Consider the significance of a Campus Constitution! Could not - . q it best of all exnlain the comnhcations of our erovermner organs To The Editor? here on the campus? Could not its use in the orientation of fresh- As one of those "boys from Brook men be one of creat instructive value? Now it seems impossible lyn" so childishly insulted in this col- ... . I A 1 ..... for a freshman to comprehend the expansiveness and the meth- I J',f. w a llke t0 answer ods of government function, and perhaps most fail to grasp much , ' t, 4.: xi : T-cr:: : j UnC ux muse cvcxi uy cue tunc nicy ie xiieAxicieiicies oi urgans axiu m- "Fifty Years Apo Todav" fP!,tc dividuals of government signify that an early better understand- read in the newspapers. He offers, Q" Other Campuses From ing of student government would necessarily strengthen, stimu- hp-service to democracy and then elab- late, and promote its efficiency; and with this strengthening there orftes on Southern superiority and would come wisdom, and its consequent reduction of Campus Code pnde .?at,infr his Pinion n biased 1 TT ,14.: y I r uweivauons lie r"' jiiic vix uuumg visiting per' T ' 1 . 1 j t J .t j 1 i i j I crtn n dpao 15. x f i . r , . onsiaer aiso now wnen stuaents are aDie to aerermme wnai & xus irom me iMortn, k T E ruF a u p Trig E RUMffTj iN OjR Lt-jgN PIE S rfspE RiB M ISO ML E DLisp gTTf Op EgLJSlT I l(eJ?LJU 60 CTnlU ot weight 1 Circle in . Waldeek. Ger. 3 Principle 3 Let it stand DOWN 1 Small rockflsli " 2 Put into practice 3 African lake 4 Opponents of recogniwd belief , a ii-elal osed to ioia 6 Audibly 7 Greatest width ef vessel Unit of radii tic 0 Preservation of fodder 19 In slumber 11 Insect parasite t2 Female reiaUre 13 Network 31 Retired place 33 Hemispherical ceil ai 7 Architectural rtdre 25 Pierces with knilo tl Set in order 2S Essential to life 29 Invoke evil npoa 30 Russian orison -stockade II Colorado mountain range St Exhausted 34 Aquatic mammals 37 Medieval crossbow 3 Coiffure aids 49 Bundle of cotton 41 Guiding- thread 43 Device for climbing 44 Stiff tmderttarment 48 Step to music 47 Place of abode 43 Having eager appetite 49 City on Riviera 50 Famous Quaker 81 Pace of horses S3 Last of Stuart rulers 63 In order not 58 Strive for noeriorT By The Staff Comes now with morning KEY BOARD.' Good Morning! ! ! ! ! We read in PM the Magazine type- newspaper that the Japanese are en tering into a FACE SAVING cam paign. From the way Mr Hull is handling fit. TnMviAC TT I.. cue naauuc cuiujs we'd say they'd better worry about an other part of their anatomy. POOR KICK f And cut the fiercest quarrel short with patience gentlemen, and shuffle." Winthrop Praed. o For Progress: A Constitution i I2, P I4 I l5 "I I7 13 ? I I10 u IZ t3 !L. iL hi ul m HQ SO 5 C2. 53 55- - " 55 " I I I I I I I I I I I I NYA CUT Coast To Coast By Billy Webb ( Editor 8 Note : Instead of picking are the duties of their leaders, what can and what will be done 1 di open my mouth during any u blfh ZZllT other amPues when there is negligence or violation. At pres- cne OI f6 8feeS?s 1 attended.' The I eek) ...x-... , , .7 , . .group of "yankee" boys sittine-near mp !!y ent very lew oy virtue oi Knowledge can justi- were uiet too . . - . - fiably judge the competence of an officer and just before Spnarnr w tq v, campus leader. When it is not definitely known ham Memorial reception he commented lr C!e,ariy emPhasized the greatness of wrinf n lpnrlpr srimilrl if io rlfffiVulf f fin'tiViVa .nnstnfiwlv to one of his friends nn fV,o . n, j oteve iatn. x-aper exulted tnat or otherwise. . said that he was pleased at a ha- f J? Z" "irJ? raDle receDtion ho hnA t-coA r aiCi mae was BETTER LEADERS Mr. Webb writes his own column this eek.) To more humorous matters. In a last week's issue, the Charlotte Obsertr- Music Maker By Brad McCuen young feller who ran for 49 years for a touchdown. Football is here to stay. ispeakmg of headlines, note this Hoke-written ambieruitv from the Daily Tar Heel: "Eastern Seaboard bcoured for Stacy Dorm Party." We offer sincere hopes that party will be found, and suggest FBI as last resort. O Then there was the State feller who ambled into his friend's dormitory room to spend the night. Pulling back the dingy sheets he looked into the bed with horror and hissed, "My God,' this bed's so dirty you could plant corn in it." With a specific determination of what should be done by indi- olina. He was slightly surprised be- ? ,f,abulous tale of an energetic I ef x I T-rTT -v-i -r I V.A J? A C n vidual leaders and the organizations of government, negligence cause at tte last southern school at and incompetence will be greatly restricted. Then students will wmcn ne nad sPken a freshman bqoing know what goes on. Public opinion will either compel any lagging ? before he hadeven com party to correct mistakes or denounce it; and with the knowledge speaking. it seenfs toemTthatMr! Hm of the duties of an officer voters 'Will be' aided in determining who gets his information second-hand from is the most qualified for a certain office. guttering Tar Heel headlines. If , he n jv i - , , ... ' ftal actually attended some of these Thus the value of every student's position on the campus can speeches in person he would have bn oucugmcucu uiiouKu eiuigntenmeni 10 Detter seieci nis snocKect to find a minimum of booing, leaders, but take heed that there will be many obstacles to over- if any -t all. come in writing a campus constitution. Among other things care 1 Presume that Mr. Hill is a South must be taken to insure virility, flexibility, and meaning. lre -V:.1 do not11,lame the - rf whole South for his ungentlemanly ac- , cusations. PaSSinff The Buck Asa private tip to "Chesty",I'l like ' ' . to remind him that it's the insirJe tv,o- "Passing the buck" is avoided by dictators, but "passing the with the glazed bald pates, stinking buck" is a common occurrence among democracies. This- inactoin false Plates and dung-bloated bellies is really just another term for procrastination, laziness, lack of ln the sdlmsh that are.doing the most initiative, or just plain no-countness. One need not go beyond Chap- mIJSEva S el Hill to witnP?? ' fefe he puUs his "J'Accuse" act again ei nm 10 Witness. let him search at home and at school There is justified criticism that our student government and for the reay gruty culprits, life fall far short of a smoothly working, well-run system and Daniel Daum that campus officers and leaders do not fulfill their duties and obligations tn tr. rnmnno ' To The Editor: T ' . " ' Allow me to express my most humble ten, Bud, what are you trying to start!" -u -lie xiiig, wnen iur at least once a year great leaders and "wsies ior tne letter appearing in 0 great efficiency appear in the camDUS limeliVht. thpn snm- nf Wednesday's Daily Tar Heel with my v Probablv after visitW h the student body wakes up. For election time has come. The noli- t f16? r ifc 14 is true that carnal C3rnival that was at Carrboro i ai . . .m .. ... r . i wrote the letter hnsfllir a-nA Tin'f,, 1 : : il iL n..,i . . ucians pardon, leaders don't Burn the midnight oil. They carry much consideration ll tntZ T , f V . ' uin 1Jakota theitorches and nht. But then comes J. . . . , o t t XTZZ ifc0 .v,uwo yvu. uuca it get wxiat it Lto do the hooche koochee, grizzly bear expects? Does it expect what it gets? What does the campus ex- deS" l-ZSt S!.' fe? trot' snake wreftle' or kW TlOff 1-TY ifc 1ol-.0 HT.i XI 1 J .. . . ""x .xw iucio; ivxust tiiey ue aynamic, versity a music major with an A. B. TfTaT7TTa-Cr,T vHiuuaj must mey nave iniuaiive: MUSt " y. -rom lyyo until his As a result of the stirring editorial MlbrLACED the r pervading spirit be one of guidance and Jac death, I played with the late Hal crusade against theivery rampant upon service?. A survey of the evidence at hand indi- emp- ,For mne months, until last this code-hallowed campus, & little Ne cates that such is not required; and that, therefore, for the result- KT'ir i.0?. Claude gro boy sidled-timidly up to Horace stnlr student EOVernment th'e student body itself de- r c0artx- serves censure . the music business temporarily because from his dorm room during the holi- WoC oucticu at tue pons supposedly represent the cream ""caitn- you see, I am not days. The little boy said he found the time in Chapel Hill" as typewriter in the Forest Theater. rlv- , J , "tv: LaK1"K a mucn- bhame upon some flaymaker. Riding back to Chepil Collitch after the . holidays, a Carolina gentleman. alive, and a coed found it t advisable to stop. . Asked by the coed to get some matches while in the filling station, the student brought back a matchbook, nev er looking at it, and tossed it to the maiden as he got in the car. On the cover was a voluptuous nude with suit able caption. She looked at him fear fully, but demanded vociferously, "Lis- of the students. They are theoretically the essences of leadership wastinS m7 time and quality. To them the camnn nf lnro-P ffco k-i, Jyou'pfpferstated- I am taking a much- namic leadership and contWE: campus should hope for initiative and would highly respect a sin- onZ .tJt cere spirit of service. will let me. These are the onlv claim, t.W. - that T a V.1 i .w.w. "'uuv. auGum ueiy no We wonder what would happen if officers worked as hard after as a muTic critic " My abiUty fns.e,as can T after readine it: they get into Office as they do in Winning it. It is true, Of COUrse, I did not intend my letter to create Ppay that certain of our leaders do try to justify the confidence placed ?uch a lar i9sue of the subject. I Figuring that he must have sent the Ul them,-but who to more than the mediocrity. Of his capacity?" 'W understand why the Daily telegram to her by mistake, she called For a better-run campus, students must demand more of them- .J?. . h gaJe ao much undeserved him, he assured her that it was for her. selves and bf their leaders: '" Yl HOT NOTES: We've had propagan da slipped to us over the radio, in the movies, and in magazines. That wasn't enough. Now we can buy phonograph records of it and play it over and over. The wax-works are busy putting out various recordings of "There'll Be Bluebirds Over The White Cliffs-of Dover" which is a new pop tune based on the Alice Duer Miller pome. . . . The sax section of Roland Kennedy's Caro linians now reads from left to right: Marshall Stirie, Zack Bynum. Sammv Andrews, ,and Jim Paris. Kennedy will make the fifth when he plays. . The citizens of Berwyn, Okla. have changed the name of their town to Gene Autry, Okla.; If they lack civic pride it isn't our business. We're waiting for the suggestion to rename Chapel Hill, to Gene Tirneey. N. C. We mio-ht even make LIFE again. . . . Skinnay Ennis, UNC wayback, and his band are in "Swing It Soldier" which is playing at Pick today. Mac MacDougal is the latest Caro linian to join the ranks of name band music makers. Mac starts this Monda v with Dean Hudson as 1st alto. The Hudson band hits New York on Dec. 16th to make some more records for Okeh. In case you didn't know Tom'W Dorsey is now backing the band finan cially m just the same. manner that Benny Goodman backed Count Raiio Dean and his band will definitely play the Meadowbrook this spring Mac was told, . - There are two investigators in town to find out if STUDENT KANE had anything to dp with the assasi nation of TROTSKY. O The KEYBOARD has only waxed serious on yous guys about twice this year but comes now with the time for a little turkey talk. Some of the guys we sit .next to in lab and maybe even a room mate is endangered of loosing his membership in this University. Why???, because the NYA has with drawn some of the funds that support i these gentlemen in their pursuit of an education. The Daily Tar Heel is interested in a plan that Paul Kom isaruk has discussed with Truman Hobbs (president of the student body). The plan is to form a committee that would study the possibilities of raising funds and then actually collect them. The plan if carried through would show the feelings of the Student Body and might help the alumni see the good of kicking in with the rest. Frank Williams has been suggested to head the committee. O We had our usual seats in the tenth row at the local movie emporium, yes terday afternoon. As the motion pic ture ended we were reminded of the letter in the Daily Tar Heel. The rea son, because the entire theater burst out in violent hissing. Remember the letter, it was from a gentleman by the name of James Ladd. We were so surprised to see that only Norther ners went to the movies. We wonder if Mr. Ladd happened to notice from' sors were that disgraced themselves at . the last CPU speech. Hey, Sir. Ladd you can get up now. Sorry .we hit so hard. T.' R. SENIOR BUDGET ( Continued from first page ) tra which volunteered to play free for the occasion. Speaking of the quick approval of the budget, McKinnon wished ".to thank the class for its cooperation and sup port m furthering the administration of the class." Patronize Tar Heel Advertisers ANOTHER LETTER appeal to the average college student that violinist Ruggiero Ricci, the Si berian Singers, and the baiiet ao not have. I understand that when the duo- piamsts, Whittemore and Lowe, ap peared on tsmg Crosby's program they brought down the house. And as for Miss Elsie Houston, she's from Brazil ana that s enough to make us put it down on the hard wood seats of Me morial Hall on December 4. RECORD OF THE WEEK: Stan Kenton, whose band is new to the east, shines brightly on his first records. Adios" and "Is It Taboo?" are per formed well -above the average. In cidentally, this band is being groomed for big-name fame by one of the big booking agencies. They go into the famous Door, NYC. for a fi this Christmas. (Decca Benny Goodman has been 'shifts the Okeh label. B. G. record - sel ing so well under the more exnensi Columbia banner. . Earl Hines, who manv rm;; De dean of piano jazz, brings his band to this section 3 times in the next two. weeks. On Tneo - the band p, the Amory on rnaay, Dec. 5, Earl hits the Tli" Rafigi Auditor; . waimumiy uenter in Greensboro he last date the bovs nW - Z istening headquarter: ' - OnTTinr.- f.. J"' 6UUU mUSlC .v.j,f iec. xo. ham.:;;-6 C-r0lina theatreinDur e Student Entertainment Com On Matnage f sTN y Claudette J If w ? I -vwCgW),l,iln ni a, 1 rCrSTH YUSUtt wlnsina j l Ibis & w feieads, kt 1st has j I la tlmi ta IH rsa tthst's me!) ( A Paramount Picture TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY Carolina Theatre .
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