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UUC Library Serials Dept. Chapel Hill, I,', C. 8-.3X-49.vf Yamrxn FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 OE1AFEL HILL, N. C NNULfBEIt 2 - - I f ' J1P" 'It-! u!303 iAlSDESiS btfLUiLiiUg - jISSkwc? construction work .cssl'J K TTMeft VSO ftfl Vi1 j 1 1 ins psejjisnifc -ha, reached a. nesr " standstiU due to. the present A. F. of L. Carpenters Union strike in the Durham-Chapel area archi tects sure rushing to complete plans lor two new structures. It is hoped , that plans for a psychiatric wing for the new teaching hospital and the south "wing of the medical school build ing will be prepared within.the next two weeks. Meanwhile contractors are as sembling materials in the Medical Center area on Pittsboro road in order to begin construction of the $325,000 medical school north wing as soon as the strike ends. Also to be built is an obstetrical portion of the hospital and a 1 00-1 bed tubercular hospital Striking carpenters yesterday studied a proposal made by Fed eral -and State mediators for settlement, but in the end came j up with one of their own. j. The appointment was made at A spokesman said no meeting insA's annual national conven has been scheduled between rep- t jcn Aug. 31 at Minneapolis; Minn, resentatives, of the union and ccn- Kfur.ny was among the six dele-tractors-but added that the new gates from the University. proposal might be maae through RetH Brewer of the U. S. Media- fr qrvi ' - Brewer, however, is reportedly ; in Winstonalem at the present r for a labor-manageJcaent meeting in . the McLean T!ruskihg Co strike. i : - ' '. y?: ' '-:": The TB hospital which will .cost; approximately $1,100,000, will; be administered, jointly by the University 'and the State's tubercular hospital ( system of which it is actually sa part. The obstetrical clinic will con4 sist of thar present lithird (top)J floor of the Infirmary and a new? fourth fLoox with, f corridor con- nectionswith the main hospital, i The hospital itself is expected to be ready for use by April, the dental school by next: Septsmbsr, and the medical school; operating on a four-year basis I in the fall; of 1952. I ii-. :: ' ' Exactness of these dates, how ever, depends upon; ' the len gth of the' strike, govemmentil ap-l . (Sze "Building Pajrc &) SP Maf s Monday :'"Tha SJaadft Tasty will hold iSs first mssiing ; of. iKa new sh&& yser ai S o'clock Metday nSsht is Roland Parker Lounge MeaorLai. Julian- reason " party . Ciiaixraan, an- nottnr3 yesterday. This meet tag is especial!'' fcr naw students, he si-d, aad ex- Jmld a "prsrpsiual we-lcoTET" So aaycae interested in seller siud&yd gc-erusreni. ' Prideni of the Student Body Kanrf Bc-wexs, Cced ;; Senate Sjssaker J'oa Fe. NaHoaal ' Stsidnt3 AsoiaJion Chfsirsnaa Barry Farher. and oiHes- P fflezniMTS will bm o hand ac ' cordig to Masa. . Masott xiended aa mviia lioa to- veryon aad rat'S isd ihem to hTun a frim?. Dick AAurphy Of-UNESCO'' DICK MURPHY Carolina has a student in the United Nations. ' Genial Dick Murphy, the Uni- jversity's former student attorney- general, was elected this summer ay tne JNauonai tuaents Asso ciation -to a j three-year seat on the United Nations Economic So cial, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). ' 1 ! Murphy, a graduate history t student from Baltimore, has served as regional chairman of NSA. He has been prominent in campus activities here since he entered Carolina in 1947. Murphy will attend UNESCO's three annual meetings, and after the first year he will be, eligible for committee appointment. ... He is a member of Phi Betta and tiic Order of the - GJdea. FteeceJ : j ; DotiiK - Prcblcrrss Quoialioa from lb Rttsfamaa CoivosIor's Handbook: Trhe 'dating prcblera' can be explain ed in ttnos of the woman shorl age . ezd tha ag difference witliouS aspersions fo the coed psrsoRaliii1."' If 14- f losonere -By O. Mac Yhiia ""- f There are all kinds of places to drinkibeer in Chapel Hill. "You can drink beer uptown or i I downtown, inside or outside, in trees or cn the ground. Now you i can drink beer under tha ground. Opening Tuesday is Ted Dan - ziger's 'nev addition to the Raths-' keller the Tavern Cavern I Last year a cold uninteresting Tavern Cavern. Specialties will be I kitchen, this undermined section I autentic, unabridged, absolutely of the businees district has been I genuine Italian spaghetti, Chinese transformed " into a first class bar beoued spareribs, chickens, grotto complete with skeletons, and steaks. I miniature stills, spider webs, and It will also be a place of edu J dripping water. fcatioo. On request, wine will be J "In Europe," says Danziger, served with meals. The purpose '.'people use the. catacombs or? of this, s&ys Danziger, is to edu f grottos, for eating and drin king cat e tlw? tastes of Caxolinia sta ' places 'as well' as the nMhskeiierj?-"--i.s;tVtie -d-fIi;?.',-fs- of th "fo tarn IF&i?;;:-Msinnfri Enrollment Set fi&:- 5,55 La s VQr's Fi g Enxollraent is down same 1314 students from I&st falTs total of 6034, the office of the Director of Admissions announced yesterday. The new figure is set at around 5,550 including about 800 coeds and 115 foreign students. Altogether the foreign students represent 31 different countries. - Club Host To On The Monogram Club wiHj en tertain as its guest tomorrow 40 students form the Methodist Or phanage in Raleigh, according to Frank Allston who is in charge of arrangements. ; Club members will meet them in the morning, give them re freshments, and take them into the game, he said. ; This performance will be re peated for both the Georgia and South Carolina games, with approximately 40 orphans each time from state orphanages. ft is a conJSnjnf Pf juuougrua uiuu to use mis as its initial activity each year," Allston said. ' Pfton Troubles The phone syslam has goz&e on the blink again in The Daily Tar Heel office It is. pcE&Ible Jo call the num ber and hear the aombet rixsg. but the members of the staff are unable lo hear the person calliagw Alo maibcn of the staff cannct call from the phonas in the office. The phoxfc company says it will be some time before they axe abb to fix ihe phoaes. So, drop by " fh office instead of : calling. ' phan c comes ove; los Una er Fton Ainder the city halls." This is not just another beer Joint, however, Danziger points out. No stags are allowed. The ? place is to be reserved for couples, groups, and private parties. And it is not primarily a drink- 1 mg place either, he says It is I planned-to have the finest food for miles around served in the Re p Many an : Ho u r isut uie re ax news was m me way registration was handled.! Dreeoc ot admissions Roy Arm strong credited the smoothest reg istration in at least a .decade to la plan worked out by Ray Strong of the Admissions office For the first time in years the registration personnel sat at their desks with nothing to do. Strong's plan was to group students into a time schedule for registration, thereby eliminating much of the waiting in lines. As the students came .into Woolen Gym, they were handed a map of the whole works, show ing the route to be followed through the maze of tables, typ ists, advisors, checkers and cash iers. The ratio hasn't changed much, however. This year's Coed en rollment is approximately 800, a drop of some 129 from last year's 923. One student, Joe College in white bucks, and grey flannels and blue- sweater had this to say about registration. "Sure, ifs easier than last year,, but hell, so is digging ditches."". Mom Pleads For Son; He Went To Duke Students overheard a despe rate mother pleading with Uni versity authorities- yesterday about her son. The son, it seems,, had been, to Duke for three days as a new student and: was mystiSied. He wants to transfer to Carolina. Ad missions' officials were unavail able for comment, but there was an indication that the former Duke student would be accepted here. Last Word lain-St. mented grape. . Also," he says, "this year the Rathskeller will be the only place thatg I know of in the United States that has apple cider on tap" The idea and design of the Tav ern Cavern Danziger and " wife claim for their own, but thework in constructing place was done by Mrs. Anne Garson, who just this summer received her masters de gree in creative art from the Uni versity. The Tavern Cavern will be open from noon to midnight every day, and meals will be served from noon until 8:30 pjn. From that time until midnight, sandwiches 31 " ron?it'rt; --the .inemL " .-; mmw. HUVi South building's bell will peal between 7:15 aisd 7:S0 tonight to University Club spon- sored "Beat .State pep rally in Memorial Hall. The feature attraction of the affair, scheduled to begin at 7:30, will be a talk by Coach Carl Snavely. Team Co-Captains Joe Dudeck and Bob ''Goo-Goo" Gantt are also going to be on hand to aid in boosting the Carolina spirit for the Tar Heel's first game of the season. Head Cheerleader. Cyril Minett will introduce his new cheering rquad to the student body at this year's initial Tally. The Univer sity Band will also be at Memorial Hall the occasion. The Carolina cheerleaders j our neyed over to the campus or "Woman's College in Greensbo. last night to hold their annuc pre-game festivities for th Greater University Day weel week' end. State's cheering team was also present. Bight hundred WC girls will come to Chapel Hill for the State-Carolina game Saturday afternoon. University Club President Duf fiekl Smith announced yesterday that "Beat State- buttons and "Carolina Blue" hats will be on sale all day today and tomorrow morning in the Y Court T hope that all the students will be sure and obtain their but- fnns an4 )ate ' aA "w nn hanH tnl" the rally to give the Carolina eleven a. big send-off for the sea son. DTH Staff. Meeting' The staff meeting for THE DAILY TAR HEEL originally scheduled for 2 pan. Tuesday has been rescheduled for 4 p.m. the same day two hours later. Editor Glen Harden announced yesterday. This is being done, she said, in the hopes that it will elimi nate the conflicts with labs at the original lime. A call was issued for all types of help in news, sports, and the business staff. All interested should be present for liie meet ing Tuesday which will be held in the Roland Parker Lounge No. 2 in Graham Memorial. The editor also announced .that the absolute deadline for news and announcements is 3 p.m. the day before publication, except for that ef Sunday's e&irion which is 10 sunn, Calur- j
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