THE DAILY TAR HEEL
FRIDAY, MAY 7, 104
PAGE TOUh
Merry-Go-Round
Slated to Feature
Lunsford Ballads
Musical Merry-Go-Rund, a ra
dio show to be given here Satur
day morning at 10:45, will fea
ture a selection of folk songs by
Bascom Lamar Lunsford, widely
known as the minstrel of the Ap-
" palachians.
The weekly show, one in a se
ries of musical appreciation p3r
formances for children, will be
directed by Jim Tucker, senior
from Troy. Producers for the
"show are Tucker and Sandy Min
nix, senior from Pleasantville, N.
J. It is a presentation of the
radio division of the communica
tions center,
. Radio station WDUK will carry
the program which also will pre
sent Mrs. Tom Bradshaw of
White Cross in selections from
her repertoire of 40 folk songs.
' Bill Collins, graduate student, will
serve as master of ceremonies.
Also known as the squire of
Turkey creek, Lunsford has
twice been invited to the White
House to give demonstration of
his folk songs and folk dances.
On one occasion he performed
there" before the king and queen
of England.
Known far and wide for his
ability to sing from memory
Lunsford once recorded 315 f oik j
songs at Columbia university
at Columbia university ,
without the aid of written words
or music. He has also made re
cordings for the Library of Con
gress. Kenan stadium will be the
setting for a folk-music festival
to be sponsored by Lunsford and
Dr. Boggs on June 18 and 19.
Featuring that event will be a
square dance team from Soco
Gap. Lillie Lee Baker will di
rect the program which will also
present a Texas square dance
team in folk dances of the west.
The show -tomorrow is one in
a series of shows featuring con
students on campus,
cert pianists, the North Carolina
Symphony and performances by
RAIL STRIKE
Washington, May 6 (UP)
President Trumari says the gov
ernment is doing everything it
can to head off the nation-wide
rail strike scheduled for next
Tuesday. Mr. Truman says the
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iti PAkilb, Madame Pomsol-Chapius (left), France's minister
of public health, tries lo explain her program to one of the coun
try's "future" voters. It looks like the minister has lost one vote.
(International)
Office of Housing Expediter Says
New Act Puts Limits on Landlords
The Office of the Housing Ex
pediter here pointed out recent
ly that the Housing and Rent
Act which went into effect April j
j 1 contains certain limitations on
c uy
1U1U-
information concerning the pro-
visions of the law is found in
the following question and an
swer series released by the
housing office:
1. Q. Can a tenant be evicted
irom a rented place wmch is
subject to federal rent controls?
A. So long as the tenant
continues to pay the rent to
which the landlord is entitled,
he cannot be evicted, by any
court except for the eight spe-
. cine grounds stated in the rent
law.
2. Q. What are the eight
grounds for eviction?
A.The following are the on
ly grounds for eviction stated
in the Housing and Rent Act
of 1947 as amended:
(1) If under the state law the
tenant is violating the obliga
tion of his tenancy or is com
mitting a "nuisance, or is us
ing the accommodations for
an immoral or illegal purpose
or for other than living, or
dwelling purposes.
(2) If a landlord or a member
of his immediate .family wish
es to occupy the quarters.
(3) If the landlord has con
tracted in writing to sell the
place to a purchaser ; for his
immediate occupancy.
(4) If the landlord wishes to
demolish the structure or to
alter it substantially or to
convert it into additional hous
i n g accommodations . under
specified conditions.
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Advertisers
Pledged to Good Service
Patronize Them
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'(5) If the landlord seeks to president of . the organization,
withdraw the housing accom- i The aims of Delta Phi Alpha,
modations from the rental as stated in the national ritual,
market, such accommodations are: "To uphold the spirit of
cannot thereafter be rented as German classicism, the tolerance
such. Sof Lessing, the folk-sympathy of
(6) If housing accommoda- j Herder, the idealism of Schiller,
dations have been acquired by and the nobel humanity of
a state or municipality for Goethe."
public improvement and are ! Delta Phi Alpha was first
rented temporarily before the founded at Wof f ord college in
construction of such improve- South Carolina on May 27, 1929,
ment. m and now has active chapters in
(7) If the landlord is exempt every part of the country. Be
from taxation under Section cause of its rigid requirements of
101 (6) of the internal reve- ' admission, the fraternity is fre
nue code (non-profit, religi- ' quently referred to as Phi Beta
ous, charitable arid education- Kappa in the field of German
al institutions) and wishes the studies.
premises for the purpose of
housing staff members.
(8) If the landlord seeks .to
recover possession of an a
partment in a cooperative a
partment for the occupancy by
the purchaser of stock in the
cooperative, but only if at
least 65 per cent of the dwel
ling units in the structure are
occupied by stockholder-ten-ents.
There is one exception
to this provision.
3. Q. How much time does the
tenant have to vacate after the
landlord gives him proper notice?
A. The law provides two
different types of waiting pe
riods, depending upon the
type of eviction, as follows:
(1) The' time limit before
eviction is governed' by the
local law in cases of non-pay-
ment of rent and cases cited
in subsection (1) of the an- '
READ THE CLASSIFIEDS EVERYDAY FOR
FOR SALE
6B
SOLD ALL, BUT A VERY LIMITED
number of two-bedroom houses just
completed on Rogerson Drive. These
can be seen upon application to Hill
Homes, Inc., 27 Rogerson Drive.
(ch 1x2)
31 OAKWOOD DRIVE ATTRACTIVE
two bedroom house. Excellent location
Priced right for quick sale. Call
F-3216 or come to 31 Oakwood. (1-298-1)
24 FOOT ALMA HOUSE TRAILER IN
excellent condition. Electric brakes
Sleeps four. Priced for quick sale
($1295.00) John L. Harris, B-V-P
Trailer Lot No. 250. (1-366-1)
ONE ELECTRIC COKE DISPENSER
in good condition. May be seen at
Phi Kappa Sigma House anytime.
(1-363-1)
MAN'S BALLOON TIRED BICYCLE.
Gsod Condition $25.00. Call F-2162
(1-364-1)
FURNITURE .
Upholstered Refinished
Repaired Made to Order
Charles Valentine's
Cabinet Shop
Phone 9367 Pittsboro Rd.
For Real Home
HARVEY'S
105 East Main Street
Durham,
Ufen Is Elected
New President Of
Delta Phi Alpha
Charles Ufen, of New York city,
has been elected president of the
Beta Rho Chapter of Delta Phi
Alpha, German honorary society.
Pete Gerns, of Canton, Ohio, has
, . ......
fraternity which was re-organized
Wednesday under the aus
pices of the German department
after six years of inactivity.
Merle Stevens, of Forest City,
was chosen secretary, and Herm
Sieber, of Hendersonville, treas
urer of the organization.
The following additional stu
dents and faculty make up the t
membership of the honorary:
Otha A. Barnhill, Greenville; W.
C. Powell, Lumberton; Paul and
Irvin Gordon, both of " Bronx
ville, N. Y.; Jim Stallings, Char
lotte; Albert Lancaster, Chapel
Hill; and Morgan H. Pritchett,
Baltimore, M d . Dr. Herbert
Reichert has been named faculty
advisor by Dr. Richard Jente,
head of the German department,
who is also national first vice-
swer to question No. 2.
(2) In all other cases listed in
subsections (2) to (8) of the
answer to question No. 2, the
Housing and Rent Act pro
vides that no tenant shall be
obliged to surrender posses
sion of any housing accommo
dation until the expiration of
at least 60 days after written
notice from the landlord that
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dations for one of the purposes '
specified in these subsections
(2) to (8).
-Baseball-
(Continued from page 3)
Gregory. . Phillips scored when
Vamey dropped Gregory's throw
to home,
Carolina loaded the bases in
NEW BRICK HOME VERY CLOSE IN
Immediate possession. Write or call
University Cleaners for appointment
Phone 4921. (ch lxl)
18 FOOT PATHFINDER HOUSE
trailer. Excellent condition. Priced for
immediate sale. See after 5 p.m. 61a
Pittsboro Road Trailer Court. (1-360-1)
74 HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTOR
cycle. Good tires and engine. New
Paint job last fall. See at Strowd Motor
Co. (1-373-1)
MAGNAVOX RADIO - PHONOGRAPH.
"Belvedere" model, $390. Drexel drop
leaf table, pads, $60. Double steel
cabinet. $10. Sunkist electric juicer, $15
J. R. Nelson, Box 676. Phone 6287.
(1-C372-1)
SPEED GRAPHIC, 4x5 CAMERA;
range finder, flash gun, and acces
sories thrown in. Bargain price sale
Inquire Graham Memorial office after
noons. , (1-3000-1)
22 FOOT. HOUSE TRAILER. PERM
anent bed, oil heater, gas cooking
stove, conveniently located. Priced for
quick sale. Inquire any time 16 Uni.
Trailer Court. (1-379-1)
6 TUEE MOTOROLA AUTOMOBILE
radio for sale $25.00. Call 205 Ruffin
(1-380-1)
FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE 6BB
CONVERTIBLE CHEVROLET $29C
bargain. 1934 model in good condition
Cruises 55 m.p.h. with ease. See Walt
Arnold, 218 Stacy or Sigma Chi House
(1-370-1)
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UNC Officials
Speaking Today
Roy Armstrong, director of
admissions, and Charles Ber
nard, of the admissions office,
will represent the University at
the College day exercises held
today in Newton and Greenville.
Bernard will speak in Green
ville on the University housing
situation, enrollment here, and
qualifications for admittance in
to this school. Also featured on
the program are talks from rep
resentatives of various vocations,
which will help to guide high
school students in selecting a
career.
Armstrong, who represents the
University in Newton, will dis
cuss education in general, in
cluding the opportunities offer
ed in college for high school stu-
dents.
Wallaceites to Hear
Report on Addresses
The Wallace-for-President club
will hear a report tonight on re
cent speeches made by Henry A.
Wallace in Iowa and Missouri.
The meeting will be 8 o'clock in
Bingham (Commerce) 103.
Teams gathering signatures on
the petitions to put Wallace on
the ballot in North Carolina will
report at the meeting, and fur
ther plans for getting signatures
will be discussed. '
All persons and members are
oti Thorp win v.p a
question-and-answer period fol-
lowing the report of Wallace s
'speeches.
their half of the ninth with only ' Emmet Cheek went in for Ott
one man retired, but failed tOjj;vans an(j popped out to the
scorp when Leachman tightened shortstop, but Varney received a
up. Jack Brasington, the first of and the gacks were loa(jed
the three pinch swingers in the
inning, singled and moved up
one notch when Rip Ryan walk-
ed
GREATER SAVINGS ! !
found injured on campus. Call Dr
Vine, 4531 for description. Owner pay
for ad and hopitalization. (l-c381-l)
HELP WANTED
8
STUDENT HELP WANTED FOR
night work three nights a week. Ap
Mar's Mickey Finn: Dam: Duchess ot
ply at the Colonial House System
Rosemary St. '.Ch lxl)
LOST
12
RHINESTONE CLIP. GOLD WITH
Rhine and blue stones. Between A.T.O
house and Mclver Friday night. Re
ward. Heath Hartsell. (1-371-1)
SERVICES OFFERED 19
ALL MAKES OF LAWN MOWERS
repaired, machine sharpened. Axes,
hatchets, scythes also sharpened. Tripps
Lawn Mower Repair Shop or see John
Tripp, Carrboro Shoe Shop. (ch lxl)
WANTED
24
ONE LARGE USED TRUNK THE
bigger the better. Also want a large
bookshelf. Call L. W. Miles after 8 p.m..
at 9291 if you have one. (1-375-1)
WANTED TO RENT 24B
HOUSE OR APARTMENT DESIRED
by graduate couple and sixteen-month
old son beginning next September
John L. Tison, English Dept., Uni
versity of Georgia, Athens, Ga.
i 1-382-1)
URGENTLY NEED APARTMENT FOR
married couple, no children, tem
porary or permanent residence. Refer
ences furnished. Phone Mrs. Jack
Burke. 7781 before 4:30 p.m.; 131 Mason
Farm Rd. after 4:30. (1-362-1)
LET'S SWAP
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(HAVE HOME IN ATHENS. GEORGIA
available for exchange for home in
! Chapel Hill beginning next September,
i Write John L. Tison, 182 Greenwood
Court, Athens, Georgia. (1-383-1)
Excellent
Care . .
, A Complete Watch Repair
Service at
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Delicaf-essen sold by the
Ben Williams Wins
Oil Painting Prize
At Retail Exhibit
Ben F. Williams, junior in the
Art department, has taken third!
prize for an oil painting shown at
the art exhibit of Southeastern
college and university students
in Columbia, S. C.
The exhibit was held in con
junction with the Southeastern
Regional College Art conven-
tion, April 9 and 10, at the Uni-
versity of South Carolina, and
was judged by Edwin Ziegfeld,
head of the Department of Art.
Teachers College, Columbia uni-
versity. The show will circulate
among colleges in the Southeast.
During the present academic
year Williams has shown paint-
j ings with North Carolina artists
where he won a purchase prize,
the Southeastern annual at Rich
mond, and the Virginia-North
Carolina annual at Norfolk. Last
year, he had a one-man show at
the Mint museum, Charlotte, and 1
-. . . . ,
at present he is representing!
North Carolina in the New York
show called "Under Twenty-five"
for young painters.
Campus Calendar
4:00 p. m. Chapel Progressive
club, Roland Parker lounge No. 3.
7:00 p. m. Meeting of Friends
Of the Library, Carolina Inn Ball
room. 7:30 p. m. Hillel, Roland Par-
ier lunSe No. 1.
8:00 p. m. Wallace club, Bing-
'ham 103.
with Tar Heels. DiLorenzo "batted
for Blair and popped, up to short.
Kenny Black lofted one to the
second sacker to end the ball
"3 me.
IN FRESH SHEAVES '
OF FRAGRANCE
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June 1 Deadline
For Aid Blanks
All students who wish to hold
scholarships, part time jobs or
to receive any other forms of
' financial assistance through the
University Student Aid office for
. ine coming summer kuiuiu u!
the coming school year must file
an application for aid on or be
fore June 1, according to Edwin
S. Lanier, director of student
aid.
Students who are now working
or who are holding scholarships
and who have filed applications
previously will be required to
: file a Supplemental Student Aid
application. For ' those students
who have never filed an applica-
. , , .
ing or not, must file a complete
student application belore any
assignment will be made to him.
Applications may be obtained
in the Student Aid office, 302
South building at any time dur
ing regular office hours. Applica
.
tions must be filed on or before
, t
June 1. Each student will be
.... , , .
taken on his application around
July 1.
The Nutrition Foundation
maintains no laboratories but
fosters education and research
through grants-in-aid to univer-
sities and medical centers.
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Opticians
Complete Pyeglass Service
Prompt attention to all
mail orders
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Photo-Art Posters
Arc Now on Display
In Person Gallery
"Creative Photography" an in-
structional poster scries pub
ed by the Museum of Modi;:.
Art, will be shown in the mi...;;
gallery at Person hall tlin ij:1.
Monday. These posters ilkist:;,!.
photography as a creative im I
ium using mechanical ine.-m:; ,
which the photographci -;u I
can record infinite detail. Mop m
prolong motion, create a new
spective, and extend space.
The large gallery is d 1
while the forthcoming .stuHi n.
show is being arranged. IIowcvi r.
in the lobby there is a small por
trait of Thomas Wolfe by 15; ti -
Anne Mills of Tyron. Mis:; Mil'
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IU lit 1 lUlUII'Llli- Kj ill!"
g to her catalog i
of America's youngest profession
al portrait painters of (iistiiiriton "
She has shown works in the Mint
Museum, Charlotte, the Carrie;"
Hall art gallery in New Yoik.
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Friday & Saturday
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