WEPNEgPAV, NOVEMBER 25. 1947
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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GCUN, Lions Hold
Statesville Parley
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DR. J. PENROSE HARLAND seems quite happy about
coed Nancy Tucker's test paper which she holds in her hand
as the popular professor of archaeology clarifies a point on
her quiz. Though archaeology might seem like a dull subject
to many, Dr. Harland's classes are among the most popular
elective courses in the University. (Photo through the cour
tesy of the Greensboro Daily News.)
By Bill Buchan
Citizens of western North Carolina learned a lot about
democracy and its operations during the conference on
United Nations in Statesville sponsored by the Collegiate Bi--L Ji.D...ui
rnnp)1 fr- TTniforl Wotlc I tn F6H fid fl TO Y X GSfiilT
and the Statesville Lions club ful1 fhare providing excite-
last Thursday and Friday. nt fr th 2uests. b Bu! dlHO HOUSS Will
In typical small town fash- PtxcaUy ' denouncirig the DUHUing, RQUiC Will
ion, delegates to the confer- J?,a r lf1 Plan Winston . . f
ence were used to hearing Churchill, Greece and Tur- ACCCDt tCrU HI VCfS ITV
speeches and discussions by key our intervention policy J
state politicians or, at the m Grfece d T,fke? By Raney Stanford
most, Washington diplomats, wound up by declaring that The construction of the
They got 'more than their Greece was the only country new Morehead art gal ery
share in Statesville. however 1S11 m ine WU11U .w"5lp icia ana Panexanum Dunaing
when guests included ambas- ,clsm was practiced. He came will be officially launched
sadors from Argentina and fu:ja "V "w MC V v, t xx u-
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by proudly supporting the clock, when John Motely
Russian policies in Eastern Morehead, the donor, and a
Europe. If he was mild in his distinguished group of visi-
Yugoslavia and the counsel
lor from New Zealand.
AmVifiCro Jt Cntrn TVT "IV y-
sanovic of Yugoslavia did his! fP mu ChaP,el Hlllf la!j tors will attend the corner-
f ! October, he made up for it stone-laymg of the structure
I I ft- ffiii .i - . 1 in his fifty minute oration and its presentation to the
Hrcnaeoiugv courses oi vr. nar and Are Proven Mnct Pnnn nr. y nisht at the states-.university.
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Professor's Admittance 'My Coujses Are Crips' Packs Classes
By Roland Giduz i Timid Soul" after a dose of
"That's where I fool 'em," j Wheaties. "The students take
smilingly mused ' the genial ,my courses because I admit
they're crips, but when they
gentleman who looked and
talked a great deal like "The
have finished, the y usually
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VARSITY'S swll article. TAR HEEL MACBETH. And J and the Bible; Egypt
mey ii go tot tne many otner top-notcn features they H
find in the big December issue. .
dis cov er they've learned
something often in spite
of themselves."
So it goes with Dr. J. Pen
rose Harland, professorial
"czar" of archaeology here.
The popular professor of py
ramids and Parthenons, who
ville Country club.
Chance llor Robert B.
Hero of the conference was .House will preside at the
tall, dark and handsome Os- ; ceremonies, which will be the
car Ivanissivich, Argentina's subject of a half -hour radio
ambassador to this country, broadcast the presentations
In addition to being a famed being made by Mr. Moreiiead.
surgeon, Mr. Ivanissivich al- Accepting for the Universi
so proved that he was a well- ty will be Chancellor House;
bred and wise servant of his for the student body, Torn El
people by completely capti- ler, president; and for the
vationg his audiences where school's trustees, Judge John
ever he went during his four i j. Parker of Charlotte.
The actual unveiling of the
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SHOWN ABOVE IS an architect's drawing of the John Motley Morehead planetarium build
ing which is being constructed east of the Graham Memorial student union. Cornerstone
laying ceremonies will be conducted Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Chancellor Robert B.
House will preside at the ceremonies, at whic'i the donor, John Morehead, will officially
present the building to the University.
stone, which is to be laid on
has been packing the students day stay in this state. Typical
into his classes on the Chapel of his actions was the pur-
Hill campus since 1927, is chase of a pair of boots for a the north-west corner of the
noted for his droll wit, which j ten-year-old youngster who site, will be by two young
is casually, but invariably, j burst into the Vance Hotel relatives of the benefactor.
brought into his classroom. Thursday, just after the am- Jean Morehead of Charlotte
Visiting Dignitaries Will Get Feet Muddy
When They Descend Into Gaping Clay Hole
By Donald MacDonald
V-kc-ciA-v. Viij-I nrriiris 4r "foil 1 T . . 1 : T I C r.'ll
L.ast year more than bzo i- 1 u
udents signed u
eight courses, which include .
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tan OZO i io f u V,r,e V,o it;
students signed up for his , , . rui,tmn, v, .
Like every issue of VARSITY, it packs a wallop with
an Ail-American lineup of sports, fiction, humor, pin
ups, dating, problems and everything else of impor
tance in the college man's world. VARSITY knows YOUR
interests, speaks YOUR language It's the magazine
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and . Hellenic architecture;
Greek Civilization, Ancient
Architecture, Greek . Mythol
ogy, and Greek Arts.
Popular Elactive Courses
They might sound dull to
the layman, but the fact that
The muddy metamorphosis
of a gaping, red-clay hole in
to John Morehead s six-col-officially
begins Saturday.
And mud has had a great deal
to do with it from the beginn
ing. A lot of people who hadn't
dared stick their feet into the
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Ttt''.-nt, the,Argentie took, the stone ?or a self-sealing, metal
boy by tne nand ana togetner box which will contain va
they went down the street rious mementoes and sieni-
to purchase the desired boots, ficant items connected withiPpers when the cornerstone
UDOermost m the mmdS Of t Via TTnivprsitv anrl ViA Hnn-i is laid
'all who attended the confer- or's family. Contents of this
ence was the worts ot the U- box are tentatively planned
nited Nations and the CCUN, to include a copy of this edi-co-sponser
of the sucessful tion of the Daily Tar Heel,
X-..fJ? lege delegates, in addition to dent directorv. a coov of the
ed University officials in And fro mthe northeast corn
overshoes, the J. A. Jones er cf Alumni's third floor a
construction workers wear-ihuman can gct a SqUirrers.
ing hip-boots, a few eager-, ,, . .
belvegeoloiy students too Th v'e wis pretty
interested in granitic weath-god from the fourth floor
ering to care what they were! of Ne wEast, too, for several
Wcrm down in and this ' reasons. If you're on the
rpnnrter are about the on-; fourth floor you're in (1) geo
ly persons who have descend
logy lab and it's like going
on a field trip without the
drudgery of walking; you're
T-Y- - v fl-ior urn liiinri fori T .lnnc A 1 , i TrtTrtTT f 4-ln
' nrnvln Lnl .Tcnr and their ladies' Joined to- provisions of the Morehead
, proven annually as Com- discuss and lan fu ..foundati n genealogy of
mencement when a check will fure k f the gouncil. the Morehead flmilv. and a
-ZONE STATE-
j usually show that more than Lion3 froK,
various cities ; biography of Governor
(See HARLAND Page Four) throughout the western part! North Carolina John
of the state expressed enthu
siasm for the work being
done by the Collegiate Coun
cil and offered any halp pos
sible. College delegates from
Chapel Hill and other schools
left Statesville with renewed
hope and interest in the be
lief that peace is possible on
ly through the United Na
tions and that the UN will
be successful onlv if all the
American people support . it
wholeheartedly. If the inter
est shown by civic leaders
this past week is any indica- Mr. Morehead's, will deliver
tion, there is no other alter- , the invocation to open the
native but success. 'ceremony. Following this,
of
M.
Morehead, the grandfather of
the building's donor.
J. Maryon Saunders, in
charge ol the arrangements
for this occasion, said the cer
emonies will be conducted
frpm a small platform either
over the stone site or beside
it. Spectators can best reach
the site from Franklin street
or from the path alongside
Graham Memorial, Saunders
explained.
Or. Howard E. Rondthaler,
nresiaent or &aiem coneee
and a former
ed into the vawning cavern
slick soil before will be pres- Ra.nrv rhanpl Hill rain has;
ent to get their pictures taken TlirnPH h PXcavation into aim (2) thc Philanthropic Lit
and their names in the news-1 siippery miasmal mud-flat, jprary society and the chasm
ii mure imeresmig iiidii uic
Interested squirrels can see 'enactment of wage-price. con
front the trees overhead trol; or (3) you're still tight
the trees that remain, that from the Duke weekend and
Heretofore several interest-
Governor R. Gregg Cherry of
North Carolina, and Gover
nor William M. Tuck of Vir
ginia, and Colgate Darden,
president of the University
of Virginia, will speak brief-
ly.
Music for the occasion will
be provided by the Durham
High School band, which has
been chosen from over a
thousand scholastic musicians
who are to be on hand for ,
the Carolina-Virginia foot- j
ball game. As a special re- i
quest from Mr. Morehead,
they will conclude the cere
monies with the playing of ,
"Dixie". i
is, after the axeman's blow. ' gee DIGNITARIES, Page 4
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Besides the visiting digni
taries from the Old Domin
ion state, coming for the grid
iron spectacle as well as the
building presentation, a dis-
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classmate of tmguisnea group oi ivir.
Morehead s triends and asso
ciates will accompany him on
his two-day stay in Chapel
Hill.
Among these are New York
State's Boxing Commissioner
Col. Eddie Egan, a neighbor
of Mr. Morehead in the lat
ter's present home in Rye, I
N. Y. Otto Eggers, national- i
(See CORNER Page Four) i
sb n ess, too.
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work many college-trained men
havefoundsatisfyingaud reward
ing careers.
. And this is but one of the many
interesting phases d the tele
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