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PAGETHRE! II , . AC-P'S STRAPPING BIG ANNIVERSARY BUYS it 7 U. tO.Slil PLUS A&P'S EVERYDAY THS DAILYTT4R HEEL i !v0fth Carolina frosh ! in to action today with ltes scheduled The uad Plays Wake Forest A the cross-country team . Forest here at 4:30; ; tearn plays State here Jolba'sjreshmanot ball team, after concluding three hard days of. practice,, tray els, to Wilson, N, C. today , to me?t th$ Wake Forest Deaclets, tonight at 8;00 p.m. in the, Wilson Municipal Park. The Tar Babies, angry after last Saturdays 13 to 0 setback by South Carolina, will go into the i ill ciEio. ihxStmhm (Author of Barefoot Boy with, Cheek," tte.) VENTURES IN SOCIAL SCIENCE: NQ, i rorer study of mankind is man," said Geoffrey Chaucer fmmortal Casey at the Bat, and I couldn't agree more. C tangled times it is particularly proper to study man- ' i "lives, how he functions, how he works. Accordingly, this normally devoted to slapdash waggery, will from time ... p turn a serious eye on the social sciences. j.jn,T these occasional departures, I have the hearty ap j f the makers of Philip Morris Cigarettes, whose interest ilv in promoting the pleasure of young Americans by ' Wthem with a gentle cigaretter matchlessly blended of, i tobaccos, grown with loving care and harvested with i mercy, then cured with compassionate patience and rolled tasty cylinders and brought to you in king size or Jj. rapped in fetching packages of lively crimson and !e white, at prices that wreak no havoc on the most nt of budgets ; but who are equally concerned with 'hiv-Z the minds and extending the intellectual vistas of follege man and every college woman. or one, am not unmoved by this great-heartedness in the 4 of Philip Morris, and though I know it is considered , Siese days to disparage one's employer; I shall not. Indeed, Icrv "Huzzah!" for the makers of Philip' Morris. I shall Huzkh!" and "Bon appetit!" and "Stout Fellows!" digress. For our first lesson in social science, let us turn study of economics, often called the queen of the social es. (Sociology is the king of the social sciences. Advertis- i the jack.) Economics breaks down into two broad general nations: 1) coins; 2) folding money. But before taking ese technical aspects, let us survey briefly the history of -mics. nornics was discovered by the Englishman, Adam Smith, iblished his theories in 1778, but everybody giggted so hard Smith, blushing hotly, gave up the. whole thing and went ve cough drop business with his brother. I long years after that, economics lay neglected while the busied itself with other things, like the birth of -Victor' I the last days of Pompeii, and the Bunny Hug. ?aor.e day while flying a kite during a thunderstorm, the, ban Henry George (also called Thorstein Veblen) dis- ii the law of diminishing returns, and then, boy, the fat In the fire! Before ycu could say "knife," the Industrial Ltionwas on! Mechanization and steam power resulted in Vjes of production. For example, a Welsh artisan named a Sifafoos before the Industrial Revolution used to make . Uoes by hand at the rate of four a day. After the Indus Sevtlution, with the aid of a steam engine,' Sigafoos ivas : hmake entire horses. refloat Ms ?Me to TtemtifshorseS- M so it went-factories rising from the plains, cities bur fl around the factories, transport and commerce keeping -until today, thanks to economics, we have smog, depres f, and economics textbooks at $5.50. "5J ' . ' : , . ' - ?mkfr$ of Philip Morris, tchn bring you this column, arm no "lu'ifi, but they do understand supply and demand. 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Starting in the Carolina back field i will be 1 Emil DeCantes at quarterback, John Rompola and either Ed Lipski or Danny Droze at halfbacks, and Donnie Smith or Don Kemper at fullback. In the line will be Almond . Shew and Mac Turlington at ends, Fred Swearinger and -Frank . Dominic at tackle,- Ray Kryzak and Doug Harlass at guards and Billy Hardi son at, center. CROSS COUNTRY 0 The undefeated Carolina fresh man cross country squad will be laying their unblemished record on the line this afternoon when they entertain the yearling harri ers from Wake Forest at 4:30 on Fetzer Field. The Tar Babies will be paced by Wayne Bishop, winner of last State at Raleigh. In tim mai over the 2.2 mile f reshmln kourse here, Bishop's best mark is 11 min utes 51 seconds, a time he will be out to break this afternoon. Dave Scurlock, former , school boy star , from Greensboro, is the number two man at the moment, but Bill Leusing is right on his heels at number, three. Howard Kahn and Ennis Robinson are ex pected to round out the top five. Nick Palmer, who has been the number five, man, is out with a sprained ankle, and will not run tody. Jim Menzel, Don, Furtado, Harris Coffin, Vic . Huggins, and Walter Mills will also, run for the TarBabies. SOCCER A promising freshman : soccer squad opens, its .1955 season, here this afternoon, meeting the fresh man , bopters from C. State .on Fetzer Field at 3:00 p.m. Coach Bob Stenzell reports he has a top;notch group this ye ar and looks' toward this afternoon's game optimistically. The Tar Ba by booters hav'e defeated Marvin Allen's varsity team twice" in prac tice. . is3 S j y an Air Attac Carolina's Tar, Heels, faced with the task of meeting Maryland in the Tar Heel homecoming game Saturday afternoon, have sent their charges through a rough week of offensive drilling. ... .... . , , Coach George Barclay's , boys Lhave been emphasizing pass of fense for the Terps with Dave Reed, Buddy Sasser, and Ron Mar quette . doing the throwing. Last week the Tar Heels gained 109 yards through the air against Geo rigia, and , they gained only one yard on the grpundv FRY MAY, MISS GAME The JonJy injury on the squad from fie Georgia game, is end Will Frye. Frj'e, the team's alternate captain, ma, miss' the jarae due to a back injury.. Fr-e strained a muscle in . his back and 7will work in sweat clothes this week. Coach Barclay said , the . punting ace of the Tar Heels .was ."a big question mark for Saturday's game. WTe know, he'll want to play, but right vnow we., are not certain about his Condition." - The rest of the team is in top 8 a: 82 SS".; ZZ 02 63 IZ ZZ IZ 81 It 9t St fl Zl Zl ;ti" 9 Another Bookshop Bargain Einstein's t ESSAYS IN SCIENCE Published; at $2.75, only Chapel Hill's famous bookshop brings you this book. at. only, $1.25 THi INTIMATE BOOICSHOP 205 E; Franklin -St. I, OpenJill JO prrj... shape All of the injured before the Georgia game, including" all confernece candidate George Stav nitski at center, will be in top form. Stavnitski will have a fight on his hands for the starting job at center from sophomore Jim Jones. Jones started the State and Georgia games, and impressed everyone with his performances. TEAM FIRED UP The team appears to want this game more than any one they, have played so far this year. The. squad is definitely, fired-up to beat the Terps the nation's nujhjber two team! ' -.-. '.. 1 ' .V: ; . - .. 1. Last Saturday the Terps played Wake Forest and whipped c- the Deacons ,23-7. The Deacons moved the. bajl, through the air , against the Terrapins for most.- of : their yardage 'The;"; Wake t Forest team could not penetrate the big Mary land line. The, Tar Heels are hop ing" fox the . same strategy to pay off in biggerj dividends than they did.for the Deacons. Saturday's game should . prove whether the k Tar Heels will have any aerial power for; the year. A good, strong, air attack would be a big shot in the arm to the.Caro Una . running attack... The , dftf ens would have, to loosen iip for the passing attack, which twould make the line more vulnerable. If. the passes work against the Terrapins, Saturday, there could be some surprised fans inside Kenan Stadj.um. , f ; In 1954, the Carolina football team, got 116 net yards through the air in claiming a 20-6 victorx over N. C State. 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