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n NUMBER 113
SIX PAGES TODAY
Complete A Photo and Wire Service
OffUei in Graham Memorial
CHAPEL HILL, N. C FRIDAY, MARCH S, 1954
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Movement Breathing Its Last . . .
Lnie boy in record shop
playing a mild, loud, modern rec
ord comments to friend: "When
I get this home my mother won't
let me play it but about once
a month."
Sign taped to floor in front
of dorm saying: "Don't leave
the Greensboro paper anymore
unless it's free."
A Monogram Clubber wearing
pltistic raincoat so his letter
still shows through.
Mayor Lanier Bans BRAT Art,
Says Violates Sense Of Decency'
j . o..ir.ur in its windows, wa;
L SHREW oV 9h in-vr by way of tamitva. In
'. iMdinfl in Carolina PUymaktr. musical play-
- , fe.A : aanuw-lal Mall.
throws" Sunoay "
hy makers To Presenf
tes Ale Kate' Tonight
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2ht and
I ni rlainakers iirsi ; ruu .u...e... - - -
f 4L Me Kate" Sunday night, may be obtained at
' ,li gM at 8:30 Swain Hall anu at Ledbetter-P.ck
, tomgm jard . time for all three per-
' . m ' r-monroc will b 8:30.
r ,he r.ay. ,"'"w. Parker. PI.ym.ker bus-
Adviser Jobs
Vacanf; Appy
By Thursday
ADDlications from coeds who
wish to be student advisers for
thn wnmen's Orientation Program
should be turned in by next Thurs- j
day. according to Luanne Thor
rhnirman of Women's Orien
tation. Applications may be ob
tained from the house presidents.
Miss Thornton saio. mai
tation is an important event in
the life of the new student, bhe
added that the student advisers
chosen from the applications, will
m introduce the ideals and
traditions at Carolina to the new
coed, and will acquaint her with
r. ,
oy .narie ivurair
The much bally hooed campus BRAT movement
appeared yesterday to have breathed its last. The
windows of the University Restaurant, where
BRAT "art" was displayed to the public, were
empty yesterday after an ultimatum from Chapel
Hill Mayor Ed Lanier.
Lanier, in a statement read at Town Hall
Wednesday to the restaurant's proprietor. Max
Mitas, threatened to "do everything within the
law to' get the state to revoke your beer license
and to get a Supreme Court order to close and
padlock your place of business" unless the offend
ing paintings were removed.
Mitas, whose restaurant ha often displayed stu-
in its windows, was. uJt-
available for comment yesterday.
One of BRATs founders, student Tom Bramif,
said yesterday the cult has nothing planned for
the future. "It's all in the hands of the public,
he said.
The offending paintings, which Lanier said
"violated every sense of decency," pictured nude..
They came down after Lanier asked Mitas to come
to Town Hall, and in the presence of Chief of
Police W. T. Sloan, read him the stiff statement.
The exhibit was the second BRAT showing of
the week. The first was made up of a collection
of humorous, comparatively mild sculpture works.
Pledge
s Rolf. Up Sleeves
For Greek Week Finale
"Caroline. 'fourth annual Greek Week end. today with an U-ple4Ke
class work project in Victory Village and a final banquet m Lenoir
" The 400 new Creeks have covered a variety of activities during
me pasi ivut unj
Monday, they attended exchange
dinners in other fraternities.
T..3rf thev continued the din
ners and added speeches by fac
ulty guests.
Greeks Battle
At Field Day;
Phi Gams Win
To Teach
Hcr.or System
.. -..n i e that her
. . . ! U, ma-,8cr. in .nnouno.ng . -
said there has been "an unprece-; in many w
dented student demana ,or j sible people to carry out the orien
etS:' th, nlay are Jo tation plans successfully
Jurgensen, Chapel Hill, m the ti
tle role; John Taylor. Wheeling,
it.'... th H.i.il role of Harry
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.schools about honor chapel il, in the dun ro e o f,
Prudent Bob Gorham and B.anca "
, vcterday. lectual 6 Z
-nt and Honor Council Tomniy Rerzuto . A "
William tiaray, - "
The play is being directed by
nf smuel Sclden, director of
ii.
headed by Tom Creasy
A .irll .
I,ee will direcv
to tKe state's high
explaining the honor
of the new group is
crhrv.ls in forming a
vi.i.lrnt council" and to
the honor system to
nimiHee, however, win
honor sysiema
CamD Advisers
To Meet Today
coinn of the leader
ship tra.ning program for l-resh-nn
Summer Camp counselor wd
hc held at 6:45 this evening in the
a ' , -1 n..AN ti iiriiiitiui
,1,. Plavmakers and chairman of ran " f disCURSin
the Dramatic Art Department. bp ..the mcihod
An 18 piece musical comedy or-, lcading group dlscUssions.
chestra. including teachers ana fonowing -ople have
students, is under theud,Ua"f agreed to serve as freshman coun
Dr. Wilton Mason of the UNC Mu-i wi atten( the mPetmg:
sic Department, who has conducted $ Branch poug rantrell. Joe
, -..i.al for a number . Klird. William
F. Itrown,
Pledges from 24 campus fra
ternities gathered on me (
mural field at 4 o'clock yesterday
for a field day. another feature of
.jthe fourth annual v.ret-iv .-
When the feathers settled sul-ficiently-it
was a bit damp for
dustthe score keeper
out the results: the Phi dams had
won Pi Kappa Alpha had place,
second, the DKK's held third, and
. hnH tied with Zeta
l'sl for fourth spot.
Wednesday, was Stunt Night.
Yesterdav. it was the annual
field day with the pledge classes
participating in various field
events.
Today's activities will begin ear
ly in the afternoon m
i,i,.n: meet at tiranam mrmui-
:.i nnA cnlit into work groups for
their Victory Village project. Dur
ing the course of the am-uuum
.K-..,'ii K rakinc. washing win-
lin-j " 1 ,
. -i.ir,rr prnunns. ana
OOWS. iricoiii"B b
building playground equipment.
One new feature of this year's
week is Pledge class sponsor
Dinners last nighf.
The banquet tonight will be the
ff;.ii Mimax of the five day af-
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'fair. Chancellor Kouen d. r.u,. avc --.
Lin the speaker for the evUchoclJor tU
roam' i . mi ..,r
. oortnnnc vliII ever . ... .
Charles ftUi' . , finm
.Pt up honor o years- ,'Loftin. Gray MCAinsier. ,
erondary schools, ex- composed special jNcwtoIli Leonard Reaves Graham
, chairman I 0n tnr many Playm.kers pro-'t- Clyde Smith, James R.
,. it will serve to m. . co author of a urne, Bill wible. Scotty .tester
become aware
comedy.
Talma'e Jones. Ken Lwry.
,, re,ponsib,l.ty me, -
ii.., .tnHents and to, pnK
ccording to Lee. -Kiss Me Kate." .he - e Mannilia Munt-
cfn. :. dxiv musical since imi. U15' rkii v'.xivn.
l..HinK lr m.c " .in p- - nl.m.Vpr nroduc ring. Stephen nsv. .
,,P with the plan is the seconu . .a,.. - . Rus8 McCah(i ,b, ur -
,any as are interest ,tIon lo oc Rob. arrington. FranK.-m.
l elerted a COCO
nntAn in . ii a ' v -
nlare. Pledge teams co... . , -
five events, the most
being the tug-o'war. Fury flew
when the combatants gathered on
opposite ends of ropes for a
'!: it it is doubtful tlia
roarniK r
match such facial
.,in jnd terror.
Another event was the up-down
relay. Pledges lined up in tan
dem passed a medicine ball back
through their legs, and when the
last man got the ball the others
hit the mud. and he charged over
.. . v,o head of the line to
tnem iv
start the ball back again.
Other events included a tag re
Coeds Aren't
Forgotten, Get
Undy-Washers
By Tom Clark
The Student Legislature agreed
unanimously last night to give
television sets and washing ma
chines to dormitories.
The bills passed provided $3,600
for new 12-inch Sylvania tahle
model TV sets for Grimes. Gra
ham. Old East. Ruffin. Steele. Al
exander. Battle-Vance Pettigrew,
Whitehead. Old West, Carr. and
Lewis dorms; $900 for automatic
coin operated washing machines
for Mcrver, Spencer, and Alderman
nc- mA S217.29 "for the pur
pose of completing the balance of
oayments owed on their television
-ets by Manley, Winston. Aycock,
Joyner, and Stacy."
Chairman Don Geiger (SP) of
!hc Social Improvements Commit
tee emphasized that these were
merely the first dorms to be con
sidered and that "no dorm will be
left out ". He said that there would
be legislation for the other dorms
at future meetings of the Legis
lature. Amendments added to each of
hf":e bills provide that each dorm
; tn "atciimp the financial respon-
bility for servicing and repair"
the equipment.
Another bill unanimously an-
ornved for investigation of the
possibility of a Student Accident
'Insurance, Plan. This bill was sent
to President Bob Gorham who had
( UI HIT Ulil.
The insurance, for a premium of
S7, would provide accident cover
ee up to $1,000 for students from
September to June.
r-v.,rli. u'nlf fS;P ehairman of
Dailv Tar Heel Editor Rolfe ; the Academic Affa.rs tomm.uec
Neill yesterday appointed Chuck introduced a resolution which was
ml I to the newly-created post 1 unanimously pas?d Monoam. any
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HAUSER
EdltOr NCmeS Ueislature and spoken in behalf
Chuck Hauser
To News Post
campus newspaper.
Tn his new job, Hauser will
supervise all news coverage activ
ities, and will be respoasioie ai-i-ectly
to, the editor,
Hauser wa appomted Associ
he returned to
Profs To Talk
At. CPU Meet
Two members of the University
riv u-itl bo cuests at this
, v t rwr a V
and Women's Honor j
'1 aid the .".roup. too.
and Phin Honun.
her .f the group, are
unplement the plan
., ,t Hanes High
onSalem. Tenta-
or visits to over
erts" played to two
packed houses.
" ' etff u.riter for the
week's meeting of the Carolina at Raleigh. His home
Tniitirai iTnion. when they and.Ln .. ...
-r - . in Kavpiievuie.
liniilKC . .. ! VI'"-1 -. . ...Mt Jl..,.ca "Tlii '
Wally Scatterfleld. Bob Younn.j obstacle relay, nnd a tn.ngj.tudent memoer. iu uk-.-
i n t nannenbaum, 0'lll"ut' -niiod a iiimn-stic t reiay, m -"; necug"tt
the Playmakers Pete f- n.. Munt. called a jumps rnruramnt of Academically
runners . i " .
a line of pledges, each jumpinp . Superior Students.
lb hat as it came to mm. j . Flcisnmant chairman of th!
CPU. announced yesterday that
Pmfesnr Ed Cameron of th?i
separate dormitories."
A second resolution introduced
by Wolf provided that "physical
education requirements for veter
ans be discontinued immediately ."
This resolution was sent to com
tmrre? wr "rtht,r rtisru"km-
pring semesw i
after spending 31 months in the hys kd for veterans has been
Army He has recently been writ- the discussion topic of a number
ing a daily column, "Tar Heel At of letters to The Daily Tar Heel,
kgpgp The letters are usually written by
A senior in the School of Jour-1 vets who feel their Army physical
nalism he has a record of several training should exempt them from
rears' 'service on The Daily Tar the requirement.
Heel before he joined th Army,
including more than two years as
Manaeine Editor. He has also
Members fiThe opening how' r Bailey. Milton Cook. Jim Vance.
'and George Mountcastle.
Sidelmc coaches and rooters (
(Sec FIELD, page 4)
Creedmoor Frosh Will
Talk To Ike This Week
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- u.ll consist of a meet
: ,e high school student
,n,l an address to. the
'lies.
nu mbers of the commit
LVannr Wrenn. Kencinck
I :md Ed Gross.
Garden A F-r GM-Pl.n.Urium Are.
Parking Lot Face-Lifting Begins
1 WHV 3 . . . .. the east side of the lot t
of
ih-
th-
So Will Speak
trad Course
r.r ) lumbo, Jr.. assist-
osttnes ano
School of Med!
nenker at the
. . in
p. 'pr-iduate roui .
-- 'oh-tetrics and Care
a iJorn" to be held Wed-
' v 'h School of Med
-h-. rxn'ion Division
"ri'v. 'h coue will
' t 'i in the Nonh Caro
r Hospital. Dr. Pa-
Ik on "Toxemia" will he-
m nnd a combined staff
'( will follow.
Bulldozers .re at work behind
Graham Memorial "
ning a grading
ult in a beautified GM-rianev
,rium parking .
The plan inciuu
for the tha tiiere is now
rXwTmTnth by the Uni
versity. And parking space won t
suffer; in fact, accora.n
versity Business wana.er w. -Teague.
who is helping supervise
the work, there will be a little
t,t- .nea in the always-
crowded lot when the job is done
an mere is .
There will be a new entrance at
. .a A a nanrfl
the east side ot tne iov iu c
a traffic bottleneck at the pres.
ent combination entrance-exit. The
.....i- traffic circle which
Uiue '- .
now helps route parking lot trai-
Books Pile Up
For Japanese
Alpha Kappa Psi's book drive
for Jjpan began to pick up a lit
tle momentum yesterday as two
campus groups and two individu
a!s contributed texts to "help fish.
AlnK. riAlta Pi tfaVP 4? h.iTl If!
I iir. v i . a f,m . -
!the commerce fraternity's dne to
become the first campus oreniz-i-
tion to contribute lo tne anve
Oak's Ago Estimated At 200
nr Carroll E. Wood, associate
Dr Carr, .L nntanv Depart-
..t .bout the age of tne
Zk that was cut down in i
Si-.5-Ioftl-0ldW.il this
W pr' Wood was able to count
up to 170. years In growth nn
ol the tree .tump. The core
the tree was rotten, but he est.
Sated that the big oak would
run close to 200 yeari old. ,
T lr Wood also examined the
rX of the tree and ..id that
, a I tkftt
fungi were killing n ana ...
it "would have fallen of its own
accord in time."
"The tree (which was a good
sized sapling about the time
Am,rica was fighting for inde.
pendtnee) grew very fast in ita
first 100 years, slowed down
w,me during the next 50 years.
an,l grew very little t all in
,he Inst 50. probably because It
was dyittf." Dr. Wood ".id.
Dr Wood received hu doctor
rate in biology at Harvard, and
classes himself as a taxonomist
. I- Waur Ynr Will
suitanis in w-.K.
I lure brick walks, trees and shrubs,
i it . f.a antire surface of
the paved lot is to be graded down
and resurfaced.
University officials hope to be
finished with the work in mid-
. a lilmiliar project, me
sunn. i- -. A,
one now taking place ,n the area
of
n.i,i. Nnu'inn freshman from
th-l j ...m vwit with Presi- cymmumsra
Mathematics Department, ana . . ,
. r.it bi tba dent rJIsenhoRcr, hecreiary oi ,
Professor James Ga.Utl bt he , Ea Be chief ,
English Department. General i-. j and other
lege Adviser, will be on hand when ,caders tn, week.
"!.f. i : . Hf.i Newton, who is . pledge of Wpst ouw. , small offl0e ,ulI(,
hould be placedin advance sec- CM J inClZ ing on campus, gave 16 b,, W-
, f .v a trip to the National n -'"" .. .. m Dt the Romance
i,ons o, ar.uu5 - ConErcss in Chicago last Novem- " AmBn oav, ,, ,nd
Prnfes'Or Cameron IS i.na rman ui wsms. utK-'""-- -
tToies or idnir.ti. . A( tfi metine in Chicago . . ,r,.m pjIM,h
faculty committee wn.cn u worx- -;.wton scnolarship, . - -
ing in the area cover-d by this thp national 4 ,f
,.hi.rt I ,v.i lat .nrl was chosen. Collection points h3ve ony
; V ... . ;.. .Ka .wH tfi bKks in all. 8 from
The CPU meet, every Sunday along ' -"nH . from Ijfni(r all
Graham Memorial. It Is open to
all students nd. other, interested
in discussing current issues.
a S
fic w 11 be removcu. ...., atone with five others, to give me grusu "
Z garden-which was planned The CPU meet, -ry Sunday J, to the president. he Y and 8 from trnior
lnf r i.,. architect I nicht at 8 in the Grail Room of
by Un.vcrsu, m p n I " ;,, ,, u ooen to, . ai . I
F. J. LeCIair ana "Pur" i.ransm " i! 0,.MVtAr w Ic ntOfi
For Publication On Monday
Math Teachers Arrive
For Conference Today
Th- winter issue of The C arolina
r..n-tarlv w ll on the stands
! Monday. Editor Charlotte Davis an-
-r...v..,, fmm all over the nouired yesterday.
now taking place in . . - ' ' ' V"0 ramou, today' lh- issu w H fea'ure two ar;t-
.. !M Well, will taKe ie;Maie t-i. a..." - ' . . , Vv r-,v-s. editor
! Le (U will be done by gr.d- to part.c.pate in f" The" chappl H,ll Weekly, .nd
iation) Teague said yesterday hed mati Teachers CMterence . )K wjte
frir this job to be done ?j thil "fte, of a fir,t-year law student here
'.bout the same o - w M. whvbrn. The article ny .xuis ;. - - mouf Grc.,
!lh.f. too mucn to nope 7 ' w rtrm,: Department of Mathe- a series ,? HoweU Wdliams. Law
'J1. OTPS 1 etyT01 f M tharedin the Chap- rence Porel. and other,
I take a little longer." f maUcs on
i tiiii wveklv at that time Mort
"oorer collected and edited il.e
series for the Quartr-ly
Doris Betts artxte. cntiMe.l
"Birds of a Feather." ii a short
story written in a thought 'tr' .mi
sfle It is designed to reveal the
fid thouahts of a dvms 'nvm
Also appearing in the 'Jiwrterlv
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