WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1052
THE DAILY TAR. HEEL
PAGE SEVEN
Scaooaoa
By Grady Elmore
Beating the United States and
other large countries in the re
cent Winter Olympics was of lit
tle importance to Norwegians.
What mattered was. "we. licked
the Swedes,' says Agnar Mykle.
Mykle was the only Scandana-vian-born
expert on the YMCA
supper-forum panel discussing
Scandanavia in Lenoir hall Mon
day night. Barry Farber, and Ann
and Jim Roberts served as the
other experts,
A native of Oslo, Norway, guitar-player
and puppetmaster
Mykle spoke concerning the dif
ferences between the countries of
Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Fin
land, and Iceland.
Farber based his qualifications
for the panel upon his two months
service in the Norwegian mei
chant marine and six months at
tendance at the University of
Oslo. He reviewed Norway's his
tory in World War II, then dis
cussed the people's sentiments to
wards the king.
The Roberts, who recently re
turned from Sweden where they
were students and Ann doubled
as a housewife, spoke of Sweden's
neutrality and the living stand
ards in that country.
Norway, for a long time united
with Sweden and considered be
low Denmark's level of interna
tional repute, delights in showing
up her neighbors now, Mykle
said, although the Scandanavians
are almost like brothers. There
are some differences in the nationalities,-
he stated.
"The Swedes are somewhat
stuffy and formal, while the
Danes have a continental air of
gaiety, and the Norwegians en
joy an adventurous life, very close
to the sea," Mykle related.
Farber, going into the history
of Norway, pointed out that the
king is not a native Norwegian.
"When Norway went into busi
ness for itself about 1905, it im
ported a king from Denmark and
held a national election for ap
proval of the monarch," he , said.
"The king's Hooper rating was
boosted during the war when he
personally led troops against the
Germans on horseback."
Ann Roberts dispelled the pop
ular conception of tall, blond
haired characteristics of these
people 'There are no racial dis
tinctions, no distinctive appear
ance," she said.. "Usually, how
ever, they have a blond complexion-
even though their hair is
black or brown."
Jim Roberts gave two reasons
for Sweden's neutral policy: by
following such a policy they help
to keep Finland out of Russia's
grasp; and Sweden's neutrality
has no actual bearing upon its de
fense since Norway and Denmark
joined the Atlantic Pact, because
Sweden must be protected in
order to safeguard those two na
tions, y -
"Even though- these countries
have every reason to fear Russia,"
said Jim, "their fear is more con
trolled than it is in the United
States.1
Communists, Mykle added, are
a very small group in Scandan
avia: there are none in the Nor
wegian parliament today, for in
stance1. Socialism in Scandanavia was
commented upon by Mykle and
Jim Roberts. ''Although the people
re intense individualists, they
recognized a necessity for social
ism, or .colectivism," Roberts
stated. , ' .....
There ; is no ' fear of govern-,
DEC
ment controls," Mykle opined.
"Scandanavians would not stand
for too much domination." The
government simply finances a pro
ject, and does not exercise strong
control, over such undertakings,
he said.
After the opening song' session
of Scandanavian tunes, led by
Mykle and Jim Roberts, the panel
discussion, and a question period,
Mykle exhibited several puppets
clothed in native costumes of the
countries.
Chairman Dick Hartung of the
YMCA World R elatedness Com
mission, sponsors of the regular
Monday night . supper-forum,
closed the program with an an
nouncement of a meeting of the
commission at 5 p.m. tomorrow
in the YMCA. Topic for the next
forum will be South America,
Hartung said.
Account's Due
All candidates who have not
turned in iheir expense . ac
counts before the polls close to
day will be disqualified. Elec
tions Beard Chairman Erline
Griffin said yesterday.
Candidates for all offices,
whether opposed or not, must
hand in a record of expenses.
If no expenses have been incur
red the candidates must hand
in a signed statement io that ef
fect. "Bloody" Joel Fleishman. SP
nominee for Student Legisla
ture from Dorm Men's district.
He was student chairman for
the recent blood drive here
which broke all state records
with a total collection of 822
pints of blood.
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Briefs
Cardboard
Cardboard sweaters may be
picked up in the equipment room
of Woollen gym this week.
Ring Orders
Juniors and seniors may place
orders for class rings Thursday
in the Y lobby from 2 to 4:30 p.m.
Orders taken now will be deli
vered in early June at the stu
dent's home address.
Riding Club
The Coed Riding Club will
meet tonight at 8:30 at Pine Knoll
Stables.
Coeds desiring transportation
should contact Jackie Scehnert,
second floor. Spencer, or Barbara
Halse, second floor Spencer.
Coed Golf
Coeds interested in golf will
meet today at 5 p. . m. in Kenan
stadium. Beginners will receive
instruction and experienced golf
ers may practfee.
Beta Sigma Phi
, Beta Zeta chapter of Beta Sig
ma Phi, professional sorority, will
meet at 7:30 tonight in the Grail
room of Graham Memorial.
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ON ACCOUNT OP
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Siudenf Has
License Plate
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Troubles: $10
Student Edward O. Bagley, III,
of Raleigh twice had license
troubles in "Tuesday's session of
the Chapel Hill Recordei's Court.
Accused of improper state
license plates, Bagley was granted
a nol pro; but for having no
operator's license he was fined
$10 and court costs. ' -
Other students appearing on;
the court docket:
Clifford M. Ray, Jr., Mebane;
disregarding stop sign; court
costs.
Restrepo ; Ovidio, Columbia,
South America; driving under the
influence of intoxicants; fined
$100 and court costs. .
Thomas It. Weil, Highland
Park, III. careless and reckless
driving; fined $25 and court costs.
CORRECTION
The Daily Tar Heel errone
ously reported Sunday that Phi
Delta Thela fraternity was
among those fining who do not
vote in today's election.
Small Grass Fire
Is Extinguished
A small grass fire behind the
Congregational-Christian church
on W. Cameron avenue was ex
tinguished yesterday at 3 p. m.
by the (Chapel Hill fire depart
ment. Chief P. R. Perry said there
was no damage.
Pre-Med Meet
Two University professors
were invited to attend a four
day conference at Buck Hills
Tails. Pa., to evaluate the pro
gram of pre-medical education
in American colleges. The meet
ing began Sunday.
Invited were Profs. Lee M.
Brooks and Samuel B. Knight.
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Workshop
The YWCA arts and craft work
shop will meet again this after
noon in the cabinet rocm of the
Y from 4 until 6 p. m.
Present will be Mrs. J. C.
Clamp, housemother of Alder
man, and Masako Uzawa, social
work student from Japan, who
will instruct the group in textile
Services Set
iss liioya
Funeral for Miss Celeste Boyd,
prominent educator and . church
leader who died in a Durham
hospital Monday after a long ill
ness, will be held today at 3 p.m.
at Little Joe's Presbyterian
church at Barium Springs, N. C.
Miss Boyd was connected for
many years with the Barium
Springs Orphanage at Barium
Springs and later was principal of
several schools in Virginia. She
had been making her home in
Chapel Hill with her sister, Mrs.
Walter Lindsay.
In addition to her sister here,
she is survived by another sister,
Dr. Lois Boyd Gaw, Sanford,
and numerous nieces and . ne
phews, including Robert B. Lind
say of the University Medical
school.
Perfect Rating
The Chapel Hill bus station
was given a perfect rating of 100
last month for cleanliness and
general appearance.
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printing and folding of Japanese
ornaments.
Purpose of the workshop is to
give student the opportunity to
learn the principles of textile
painting, monograming, paper de
corating, crocheting, and so on.
All who are interested in try
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tend. Y Election
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Ala., membership chairman.
The vice-president will be the
candidate receiving the second
highest number of votes for pres
ident. The candidates were chosen by
members of the outgoing cabinet
and by nominations from the
floor at an open meeting last
Wednesday.
The Y executive council will"
be composed of these liicerst
They will appoint the remain
ing cabinet officers at the end
! of the month and the entire cabi
net will be installed by the out
going officers.
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