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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1946
Two New Members
Gain Admittance
To CPU Sunday
Two new members were add
ed to the rolls of the Carolina
Political Union on Sunday even
ing. Arthur Gene Aenchbacher
of Hamlet and Robert Arnel of
Lawrence, N. Y., were elected to
membership after the Union had
interviewed four applicants.
Ben Perlmutter, Union mem
bership Chairman, further an
nounced that there are still a
very few vacancies in the CPU,
and urged all interested students
to pick up an application blank
at the YMCA information office.
f For its discussion this coming
Sunday evening the CPU will
discuss the Case Anti-Strike Bill
now pending before the U. S.
Congress. Dewey Dorsett will
give the factual report. , A "CPU
Roundtable" will appear in the
DTH on Sunday morning out
lining the essential points of the
bill and its controversial factors.
Lt Woodson, UNC '39
Released! From Navy
Lt. James Leake Woodson,
former co-captain of the Caro
lina football team has been re
leased to inactive duty in the
Naval Reserve, according to a
press release from the Naval Air
Station in Charleston.
Campus Shorts
Phi Kappa Sigma Pledges
Four names which failed to
appear on a previous list bring
the total number of Phi Kappa
Sigma pledges to 22. The pledges
are : Tommy Oliver, Mount Olive ;
Woody Westf all, King's Moun
tain; Johnny McLeod, . Hender
sonville ; and Marshall Stewart,
Durham.
Woman's Glee Club Practice
. The Woman's Glee Club will
meet for practice Wednesday,
February 13, Wednesday, Febru
ary 20, and Saturday, February
16, at Hill Hall. On Mondays
practice will be held in Gerrard.
This change of schedule is an
nounced by Elizabeth Worrall,
president.
DONOR
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named the Genevieve B. More
head Memorial Gallery, since it
will house the private collections
of paintings, china, glass, and
other objects of my late wife.1
Mr. Morehead was the chief
of chemical research for Union
Carbide and Carbon Corporation
in New York. He is the holder
of many patents on improve
ments in electric furnaces, and
the pioneer on the development
of acetylene gas. 1
"It is my hope that the youths
who 'use this planetarium will
advance the cause of science in
the South," he said.
Earlier in the meeting of the
trustees, Dr. Graham declared
that it would add something last
ing to the prestige and public
service of the University, as no
other educational institution in
the United States has a plane
tarium at present.
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right of wage-hour investigators
to subpoena and examine books
and employment records of
newspaper publishing companies
to determine whether their em
ployees come under the Fair
Labor Standards Act.
Its 7-1 ruling came in a joint
case involving- the .Patterson
CNew Jersey Evening News
1 wish that I might go back pontine- Comnanv and the Okla
to the. University with you and homa Press publishing. Company
visit me sxuaents, out i am on whkh Dublishes the Miukorae
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suviux, ctjui cam a, the Muskogee Times-Democrat.
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nerry. Mid-Term Renorfs
In 19dl, the Major, who is a Final notice has been given for
lover of music, and Ruf us L. Pat- students in the General College
terson, gave the University the to see their advisers about their
Morehead-Patterson
tower and chimes.
Memorial
Choral Club Meeting
The Chapel Hill Choral Club
met last night to begin work on
"Rio Grande" which will be giv
en about April 12. The club is
under the direction of Paul
mid-term reports. Today will be
the final day allotted for students
to report to their advisers.
MOREHEAD
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as practica Die, Mr. Morenead
said. It may not be possible to
Young and anyone in the Univer- open the planetarium immediate
sity or the village who is inter- ly upon completion of the struc-
ested is invited to attend rehear- ture, however. This is because
sals which will be held every the rare Zeiss Planetarium in
Monday night at 7:30 p.m.
Chi Psi'& Leave
Brothers Paul Nold and Jerry
Tools are leavmer today for
southern Florida. They will re
turn next quarter. Nold has been
visiting here after being dis-
hargedfrom the Navy and Tools
has had to drop out of school be
cause of illness.
Tri Delt Pledge
Elise Ryan of Chapel Hill has
pledged Tri Delta sorority. v
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strument, which costs $75,000
alone, is built only in Germany,
and it is difficult if not impos
sible to have one built at the
present time.
Negotiations, however, have
already been initiated through
government as well as private
channels, and the trustees of the
foundation are making every ef
fort to secure the instrument and
open the planetarium to the pub
lic at the earliest possible time.
Mr. Morehead, who served on
the board of trustees of the Hay
den Planetarium in New York
at the time of its erection, said
he was particularly anxious to
provide one for his alma mater
because he feels it will be of last
ing interest and will add to the
public service of the University,
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since no other college in the
United States has a planetarium
at the present time.
Mr. Morehead himself will
serve as chairman of the foun
dation, and the other trustees
will be Norman A. Cocke, attor
ney, and John L. Morehead,
manufacturer and cousin of Mr.
Morehead, both of Charlotte.
The Morehead Planetarium
and Memorial Gallery will be en
tirely separate and apart from
the University's present art de
partment and gallery, Gov. R.
Gregg Cherry said in accept
ing the gift. "The main gallery
will not be used for any other ex
hibits whatsoever. Mr. More-
head conceived this as a lasting
monument to his beloved wife,
and it will be limited to her per
sonal and private collections,
with no additions ever."
DUBIOUS
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She says it outbids the Lilacs in
Conn, and she'd change but she's
always chasing elusive odors
Bettv Koed says she uses "Jet"
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for obvious reasons she's al
ways taking off Bean Brown
nrefers "Tweed" although she
originates from the exotic N. W.
I. (Aruba). She says it's insin
uating and it does overcome the
men along with the rest of her.
. . . Back to Beverly Lee who
escapes from her Zoology major
with "toujours Moi" which is
light because "I'm a lite-headed
gal (Blonde hair, bub) and with
it on, I can beat out any of na
ture's aromas. Kissoff: Na
ture's Aromas spelled backwards
is "On revient toujours a ses pre
mieres amours.
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TRUSTEES
"WOLF" Larsen is John Carroll's character name in the new
MGM comedy-drama "A Letter for Evie," opening today at the
Carolina Theatre and in the scene above with Marsha Hunt he
is living up to the title. It's a story of two soldiers and a gal.
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admission at Woman's College is
to be continued, as only 17 ser
vicewomen have returned there.
A balance in enrollment
among the several schools and
colleges of each institution as in
dicated by a base pre-war period
will be preserved, the session
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was tOlQ. VVlin mis principle
maintained, a scale of priorities
of admission for students meet
ing entrance requirements will
be followed in the order as set
forth.
Graham Pleased
Dr. Frank P. Graham, Univer
sity president, was pleased by
the decisions made by the full
board of trustees. "It was a good
meeting," he said.
David Clark, one of the nearly
100 trustees present in Raleigh,
called the board's attention to a
resolution passed previously
that a department of tutoring
be set up at State College, with
a full-time professor be hired to
head it.
Three new members were
nominated to the Board of Trus
tees to fill unexpired terms as
the session neared its end. Vic
tor Bryant, Durham, was elected
for the longest term. Second was
Edward Pate, of Laurinburg,
and third was John W. Umstead,
Jr., Chapel Hill. Also nominated
were Kemp D. Battle, Rocky
Mount, and Mrs. Gertrude Mc
Kie, Sylva.
Archie Allen, Raleigh, was
nominated secretary td the
Board of Trustees to succeed A.
B. Alexander, also of Raleigh.
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