DEC b
Editorials
Did The Fall Bru.g
About A Change
In Passing
Headlines
Coeds Dnat $l,e6
CYA 3Uchinery Set Up
Dr. Zbnmermann Te lezrt
VOLUME L
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THE OLDEST COLLEGE DAILY IN THE SOUTH
CHAPEL HILL, N. C, SATURDAY, DECEMBEIU,J941
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Students to Act
V
la Morale Effort
" V - - "
Dr. Graham
To Highlight
Honor Week
Williams Confers with UNC Officials;
Civilian morale sparked by a downpour of aid from three top
cnnwpft-nreoared future ulans yesterday as Capitol Hill's Chester
Williams met with officials here, and student leaders indicated carta's famed Honor System
that Sunday morning will herald the beginning of undergraduate 150.year-old foundation for dent
participation in the nation movement. : - - lll oTcamus
v , - . . t-i. -p oil wcfprilftv be brought to the foreiront oi camp
Williams, nere lor an ovemigni, stay, wuiucCu . frgf wnii Monday as the Stu-
Coates Addresses
Student Leaders
Monday Night
By Bob Hoke
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afternoon with the eight-man advisory
board Heading tne locai euorc, ana cu
ordmator Russell M. Grumman. It was
also understood that several student
representatives have spoken with John
Studebaker's assistant in the Depart
ment of education.
Chief of civilian morale in schools
and colleges, Williams holds the reins
Yo nation-wide oreanization, and
was expected to bring new ideas for a
modern setup to Chapel Hill.
Meeting last night was a group of
etront railed on bv Student Council
President Truman Hobbs,and the re
sult of the- conference will probably
lead to the appointment of an under
graduate coordinator, and directors of
curriculum, forums, publicity and de
fense. Informants refused to make predic
tions on. candidates lor tne cooruu
tor's post, but it was understood that
the committee, not student govern
ment officials, would make the selec
tion. tw, th third front state reaction
came a continued flow of requests
for aid from various University agen
cies, and Grumman, still making con
tacts with libraries and schools, has
indicated that help is forthcoming.
UNC Orchestra
Debuts Tomorrow
Under Swalin
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j r,AT.T,n institutes a iionur xm
UCUb v-n- wiv .
w; WppV desitmed to educate the
student body into the principles and
operation of the Honor Code. ; -
Tr;ri,i;TTitiiior 'tnp seven days of dis-
1U6U"6"""D -
talks. President Frame
bUSOluuo 1 -
P. Graham will address the student
hodv Thursday morning at a special
MnvMi-.inn in Memorial haU at 10:30.
VW-
rw f t.tiA first backers of the Honor
V. WMW
r.v,cK WppIc idea. Dr. Graham nas
oq1tt ctr-psspd the imnortance of
wholehearted student cooperation .in
the Honor System
Coates Speaks
Coed Senate Unanimously
Votes $1,000 Appropriation;
pwa Mnp.hinpTu Established
Plan Approved
By Committee
And Officials
All inclusive . machinery for
collecting and disbursing Caro
lina Youth. Administration funds
was released yesterday as aim-
i
fulfil watr fmallv ironea out,
and official sanction to the plan
was given by South building ana
rnmmittee leaders.
The University will act only as a
Ucinocs vff?f it was said.
Tt was P-srnlained that all cash or
io-o rnrila will be deposited with
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TTr,iTT0i.cif-i7 Cashier, to the credit
aates bpeaks T.,x' -va rrQrolina Youth Adminis-
Professor Albert uoates, insum ui ux v
iroiessor aiuci , , x mt, o,-ot-s ftffice has been
of Government director will spars i.u irauun;. xuC - -----
week Program of carefully planned instructed to charge pledges to the
rPeeches Sdv discussions Monday pledgee's winter quarter University
nitrht when he addresses an auui"
nignt wnen iie fnrther explained, that the
predicted to reacn ue " Tf -rocTl:pr f rom time to
Via r.Tiikm Memorial main iuu"sc- uuiyciv
clte is exited to answer, the time, as funds are collected tens er
charee that 75 per cent of reporting such funds to tne "ZZ7
charge tnat to v n ffipp to the credit of the CYA
r Trtiotinns is "cneatiiiK, i . ...
Ui , cfQ , , T. lparned that tne same
trace the development anu preocui. xuv..
S the Honor System. procedure is followed ,h deatog
. ttmVi RtnHent Jntertammenu
Student Legislature memoers, - fee
dormitory and Interf ratermty coun- rcolTected will be paid out by
cils, Honor councils and repre Activities Fund office on
tive student organizations and au- - properly made requisi-
ers will be special invited guests at he f deypartinent heads,
the meeting as Professor Coates ex- . dPone on Univer.
plains and defines the Honor -; - work projects must
11 iTXCx gtudents in attendanCe will ieaa ---- Dean rf Adminis-
In" a concerted push to elevate the cussions in their respective organiza- be ' PP committee, in
onogram sweater to a higher position tions throughout tne weeK, w . NyA work proj.
Smifi Runs CYA
Movie Tonight
Fitting climax to the first concert
ed student power-drive for aiding
the Carolina Youth Administration
fund, "Bluebeard's Eighth Wife,"
first flight motion picture of two
years vintage, will be presented in
a benefit performance at both the
Carolina and Pick theatres tonight
by E. Carrington Smiths local thea
tre manager.
Paramount Motion Picture Corpo
ration is donating the film, Smith is
donating the technical resources of
See CYA MOVIEE, page U 1
RUSSELL M. GRUMMAN, civilian
defense coordinator.
Letter men
Boost Spirit
Jamerson Speaks
TT?i
On Means tor unity
Wk
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Ll i I- nil in- -y nf"'imMimiMMM
MOHOCTamswcai. - , , I
the Monogram -ciud dicated. - . Q aVed.
in Gerrard hall to de- AfnnJnir mominff. in Chapel period, . r fjonfe rceivine aid
. - L;j ,v5 and means for mcreased o ril, c beU editor ,of the DaUy r.YA funds for -work done
The University Symphony - spirft within the Charlie Tillett editor of the University departments, are
conducted by D, Benjamin 'FS organi2ation. Yackery-Yack; and BiU McKinnon University seF
De me -uuua t tt Wt- . .j tii.t mnrA freshman class. I
program. J. wmn, - - - Jamerson also sugg" - first yearmen, selected oy
. rx, TT-1 VnrmAn McLaTtV, . . .. u 1 'UrtrVlt. about DV 1 , lmCC J 1,
tach, U. a. nouxi, " . . n club unity couiu uC . - ' rosn president Mac lane wm
and Mrs. L. C. MacKinney will sing two meeting3 of a sociai ure osh Wednesday morning
sixteenth century selections arranged support of aU athletac Lane to present the view-
by Dr. Swalin, "London Street ;Cnes teams on the campus. J of the new students. Pledge
by Gibbons and JU No. Sneaking of the proposed awards re- will distributed to the tresn
Yackety Yack Editor
Seeks Snapshots
Bach's "Brandenburg Cone- 'W pr-day in Memoriall hall for
3," the other chamber music etao, do more to tear down mora e new mfin to make their formal
The inii orcjico-" v v
wiUbepUyedbya 0I to! the Honor System.
regular orcnesK. r -H feature ol sports puts division m pus organizations, resiaen,
works on the J""" in. student body." and special groups will meet during
- 0ii Vnowh American The Monogram Club can raise i- the weeK ior -
v63 fevpufar"Cau- heSlS. eye by promoting good to be led by members of the Honor
folk-songs, and the ever pop sell ing e y wfcerinra. especi- ona Student Councils.
fl CVpthes" 01 lpP0UWW-x" conduct at yuui & . , ,
casian Sketxrnes . o activities,M said Jamerson.
THp S5-Piece Bywywj , I .
Professor E. W. Zimmermann
Zimmermann
Leaves UNC
Leading Economist .
Joins Texas Faculty
Vr-if W. Zimmermann, Kenan Pro
I foccnr nf Economics, will leave Chape
. m
tt:ii 4. n tho T mivp.rsrtv Ol J.exaj
illll tu &u iuj- "
riictintriiished Professor of Re-
aj "o
of five men so honored by
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fW TTnivPrsitv. Frolessor dimmer-
luav w w
mann is one of the world's leading
. ...t. .;,nfa telcpn during economists, specializing in the field
Anyone wiui suoiiou i
the f Ul quarter or the last spring of resources.
ine ian . , rc,c 7.imTMPrmann was born m
nuarter is asked to bring mem uy j. .
YacWYack office as soon as pos- Lainz, Germany, and studied in Eu
xacKeiy ,-j wL TTT,;Wrsitip.s. receiving his
uble, editor tnar - 1, . " tt; TT.Vame to
... li'njj in duiiu umw.
nignu Wr., tt-u-j cfor xiVipn hp "was 23 and
The best shots subnuuea wm xne viuw T 1Q91
awarded a - prize which is to be an- became an American citizen. In 1921,
ujr djam - i
will be brought Prn Tld Con
: ' . .-. ttm tripmbers who aol
not attend the meetinp in the Mm
The executive committee vrm -
of vits expulsion ngnra y.v-
said Uobby ui
At a meeting of the executive com
Seconds
The b-piece - - - . . .
composed mostly of students and a f ew
facultymembers. It has been directed
by Swalin since i&o.
Political Course Added
a in Historic jurisprudence
.n- UpH from WB , .n v.tVacnm. . . . ii Sk-
was accKieniawy , . A- m!ttee immediately io"'u6 Carolina's Cecil HiU last mgnt kv - . .- v.
printed class hedulenow being : d -I , .. a mo- 1 place in the grand finals contests since this is their first
Wbnted, it vs learned yesy- p,W make an .ppropri3- g oratory event at Win- ticipatii to any tourney took ft
: Political Saence 157 nier Dr on from the treasury for contnbution Dilie Forensic tourna- place in the pnmary round of the
Trr..ji.:0a -oriil be eiven Monaay, ,,jf A campaign. inrop & AMiAW utl
flitt, Sherman Win
In Dixie Debate Tourney
lcvaiiiv. . . XT
Professor Zimmermann taught m New
v TT-ni vpTQitv and James munna
TT:..!?t-tr TTnon coming to Carolina
he was appointed Kenan Professor in
1934.
His prominence in the field of eco
nomics has connected him with the
Federal government as he nas wen
consulting economist of the US Bureau
See ZIMMERMANN, page
Student Aid Static
During Third Day
Of Campus Drive
rnmlina's Coed Senate, meet
ing in special session yesterday
afternoon, unanimously vowju
$1,000 contribution to the oia
student aid fund, thereby offi
cially stamping approval on pro
posals that speaker Jean Hahn
voiced when the drive Degan iasv
Monday.
Additional contributions made dj
the Valkyries, women's honorary so
ciety, the Monogram club, the Hillel
Foundation, and individual donations
lifted the drive figure slightly over
the $5,000 mark.
Student leaders, however, expressed
.rm?dprabie concern" over the fail
ure- of dormitory and fraternity resi-
dents to respond to tne arive. v.uv
ficial figures revealed that of the to-
tal $5,000, student contnDutions a"
accounted for slightly over i,ow,
tabulators explamed that 01 tne uiu-
versity's enrollment 01 4,uou smucuvs,
1,000 students have signed pledge
cards.
Thursday night's pledge cards, col
lected yesterday afternoon at ue
YMCA, revealed $300 m student con
tributions, a drop of uu irom
preceding day. Concern was expressed
over the possibility that the drive
might fall short of its $8,300 goal, set
bv the "Carolina Youth Administration
committee ; upon its. lormauou xva
Sunday.
, Expected returns today irom w
students, dorms and fraternities that
have so far failed to report, are ex
pected to lift the total nearer the $8,-
300 mark. Dr. TanK sr. uia
off UNC faculty contributions yester
day, afternoon, it was learned.
Regarding campus contributions, it
was known yesterday that only three
fraternities, two sororities, five dorms
and three of the women's dormitories
t ,3 Aa 3tt7 "noticeable donations.
limi liiaJL
It was reported that dormitories u
the upper quadrangle had not been
heard from at all, since u
opening.
Senior class president Bill McKm
non announced yesterday that officers
and executive commmee mc-
circulating cards approving the classes
action in donating a wwu
the drive. McKinnon. explained that
See COED SENATK,W '
j. Woodnou - 113 ito the NYA stuaenfc
Wednesday and rnoajr "
rws .Sfee iVeerf at Carolina
,Por More Social Sororities
Reporters Find
Coeds Unanimous
By Betty Ann MeHaney
M 1 DaniV JU1UK!
QnesUon:DoyoUunkth..
should be mo 8U1"4
"a Ward OTWr. Junior. Fort
Bs A think there
Ye4. 1 ceruui"j .
. .' . ertrnrities here, be-
should De ni . -m0ng
i UAtt!o fnr the mem-
the coeds woum pr- d
bership. Three -ntial
cannot take care of all the po
sorority material we nave -
Ken Bailey, Sophomore, Montreal,
,1 think that there shoube
' rorolina. Increas-
more soronu - e
ing the numwr ;
amount and typ. oi : socul Me forhe
entire Btuaenc - tvR
.more girls a chance to belong to the
nf the Situation uratory eveni. uwi)nvu - .
Dixie Forensic tourna- place in the primary round of the
ment at KocK mil. D. - - wwtives from approxi-
was won by ruce xrowu a and universities are
Forest. v . T r -Pn,k Hill contests.
Mac Sherman, second of four caro- taKing
Una Debate council team memoexs - . - . Wi i
Rock Hill, yesterday placed seconds yj. 1 PhOtOS,
round of the Extemporan- Y lldl iUOft a 7
r . . , m mn.
S Lost in -Intirmary,
- -prPSMitine the affirmative side n :j . nrf
mo. teTpuV of the tournament e fed- Kemain iV11SSXI,g
lies vv oi government snouiu icSw r
ii.: -PftT. rorolina. I "... . ir: TTlciA T,V-
nuibj "
Pharmacy Pictures Due
The deadline for Pharmacy pictures
for the Yackety Yack is next Wednes
day, December 10. AH Pharmacy stu
dents are urged to go by Wootten
Moulton before then and get therr
photographs taken.
Marine Recounts ChurehilVs
Icelandic Visit with FDR
Upton Describes
Arctic Occupation
of which the sorori
dlStmCl.i 6' r .
ties are composed, aisu, v.-
lies , ufoT tmiTv-
I mission there early this year.
Upton's letter, passed Dy navax ce-
of Iceland by U. S. sr, follows: :,
if H tViP dress narade of these -kt h 1941
forces before Winston Churchill Mr . Maryon Saunders
the English Prime Minister u
Iceland following General Alumni Association -conference
with President Booee University of North Carolina
nave wj uc
,v Mair's nublication
lels of fraterni - -
least numerically in Vw Final decisions and awards on ue-r y -nrllslffe
them here. . Wea at the tournament will De mue . xvuiux-
Joe Harper, teiuor, , The f our Carolina debaters wm Jxams tO De Vxl V Cli Commerce, he worked witn an inbur- ; - " cuff Craig, 39, and
Yes, I think that there f -Id b odayTh d , first in Raleigh
at least one Tabids High praises circulate I on I 62: 103 Bingham then ininnK- We are scattered
rtheme S 1CELAWC ,
Tt' imBOSSioie aui , - r.rAlino'a . team wnwus at uic D
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