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Immigration Officials Mar
Trans-Atlantic Courtship
; Ellis Island, Oct. 22 (UP A happy ending to a trans
Atlantic courtship was marred by immigration officials here
ttiday as Barney Hagen of Billings, Montana, came to claim
his bride by proxy.
1 j.Barney got married to Ei
leen Frances Green, an Eng
lish girl, after the two had
been exchanging "pen-pal"
letters for some time. The
marriage occurred almost a
year ago.
When Barney arrived at
Ellis Island today to fjreet his
wife, the immigration offi
cials threw a monkrrr-wrench
into the works. The bi ques
tion they popped at the un
happy bridegroom concerned
a previous marriage of his.
"I got a divorce," protested
B?rney. But the immigration
officials demanded that he
prove the separation from his
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first wife final before his foreign-born
spouse could enter
the country. ,
Barney claimed tonight
that he could prove it easily,
vers and courtrooms. In the
to dash around and visit lr.w
but it would take a little time
meantime, he was not de
prived of seeing the wife he
had never met. lie emerged
from the private, conference
smeared with lipstick.
Tar Heels
(Continued from page three)
ous ' injuries being 'sustain2d
in the win over William and
Mary last week.
Carolina has been set up
as a favorite to, cop the game
from the Gators, but many
North Carolina fans, after
seeing Florida upset a strong
State college eleven in Ra
leigh last week, are not so
confident vof their club's
chances. -
Carolina looked good
against William and Mary,
but the Tar Heels will be
facing a club that tasted vic
tory for the first time in 14
starts last week, and the Ga
tors will not be easy to stop
since they have found their
spark.
Coach Wolf has developed
several excellent backs at
Florida, with Doug Belden
shaping up as the most dan
gerous back in the Gator ball
carrying array. Belden is the
Quarterback in the Florida T-formation.
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Religion in Life
Delegates - to Meet
Council for Religion in Life
delegates from all campus or
j ganizations will meet at 4 o'
clock in Gerrard hall today for
an important meeting regarding
CRIL's speaker program for the
school year.
Chairman Russell G. Baldwin
saia yesieraay mat it is im
perative for each organization
'$ head to instruct his group's rep-
resentative to attend this "most
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Cards have been mailed, said
I Baldwin, to all organizations re
minding them to appoint a del
egate immediately if one has
not yet been elected.
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Chapel Hill, N. C.
Telephone 6816
THE STAID CAMPUS of
New York's Columbia Univer
sity suddenly becomes a no-man's-land
as freshmen and
sophomores battle to reacS the
top of the greased pole and
capture the newly inaugura
ted annual "Rush Trophy."
The free-for-all appears al
most over as Al DeBartolo,
Rye, New York, reaches for
the pole's top and the coveted
campus "Oscar." (International)
Soccer
(Continued from page 3)
week when Duke's powerful
M Blue Devils meet the locals
on retzer f ield. The Duke
sters, sparked by several
dead-eyed South American
kickers battled Virginia to a
3-3 tie last week.
The revised Carolina line-
:' f up for tomorrow's same:
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w imams
Wight Fullback
Left Fullback
Center Fullback
Right Half
Center Half
Left Half
Outside Right
Inside Right
Inside Left
Outside Left
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GEOGRAPHERS MEET
Several members of the Uni
versity department of Geolov
and Geography attended a
meeting of the Southeastern
group of the Association of Pro
fessional Geographers at the
University of Georgia at Athens
last Saturday and Sunday.
Members attending were
Dr. S. T. Emory, Dr. J. Sullivan
Gibson, Mr. Thomas P. Field,
Mr. W. N. Turner, and Miss
Lillian Worley. Drs. Emory and
Gibson will present papers to
the association.
2:00 p.m. Graham Memorial office, Carolina chapter of Col
legiate Council for United Nations meets.
2.00 p.m. WSSF room of Y building, chairman of soliciting
committees, men and women, of WSSF meet.
3:00 p.m. Graham Memorial, Elections committee of the legis
latures meet.
3:30 p.m. Roland Parker No. 1, Student audit board meets.
4:00 p.m. Gerrard hall, Council for Religion in Life meets.
4:30 p.m. Roland Parker lounge No. 2, Campus party meets.
4:45 p.m. Hill hall, Women's Glee Club meets for Yack pictures.
All members wear formals.
5:00 p.m. Roland Par.'r lounge No. 2, World Federalists meet
ing. 7:00 p.m. YWCA library, You and Your Religion committee
meets.
7:30 p.m. Second floor YMCA, Carolina Independent Coed As
sociation meets.
7:30 p.m. Memorial Hall, movies of William and Mary football
game to be .shown. f
7:30 p.m. Roland Parker lounge, WNC club will meet.
9:00 p.m. New West, Dialectic S.enate discusses National Food
Commission.
Radio Round-Table
j Features Faculty .
j Radio audiences through
out the slate will hear four
members of the University's
faculty discuss the question,
"Need we iiidit Russia?" this
evening at 8:30 when The
C o m in u n i c a t i o li C e li
ter broadcast3 "The North
Carolina Viewpoint," the first
in a scries of round-table
forums.
The program wiil be car
ried by stations WDUK and
WRAL along with the entire
Tobacco network.
Dr. J. C. Lyons of the Ro
mance language departing. i
will moderate the debate
among the panel members -Dr.
James L. Godfrey of t he
history department. Dr. N. J.
Demerath of the department
of sociology and Dr. Frank
W. Ilanft, professor of law.
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Delaware and Chester, near
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People entering the court
house in Whsaton, 111., must
remove their shoes and leave
them oirside. reports The
American Magazine.
Western NC Club
To Meet Tonipht
The Western North Caro
lina club will meet tonight
at 7:30 in Roland Parker'
lounge, it has been- announc- i
ed by Bud Reagan, tempo- J
rary president.
Reagan has stressed that it
is very important for every
student who considers him
self from Western North Ca
rolina to be present at the
meeting. The club is sponsor
ing "Sadie Hawkins" day and
complete arrangements must
be made. Also there will be
an election of officers. Those
who plan to become members
will sign up for the club pic
ture in the 'Yack" tonight,
and various club committees
will be assigned.
In Chapel Hill
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