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Dr. Hooper's
Organ Recital
Is Week Away
GMAB's music eirnimittec has
scheduled an organ music recital
for its second Petite Muslcalc of
the fall s?rics. The one-man con-J
cert by Dr. Francis Hooper, out-1
standing Midwcitern organist, will
bo held next Sunday 4at 8 p.m. in
Orrard Hall. '
Among the prcgram pieces will
b three sonalai by Scarlotti. as
well a Hugo's Ball.t and Lam-,
belt's Fireside. i
Dr. Hooper is noted for his
demonstration of an organ's flexi
bility rather than its power, and
for his sensitive feclinj for effects
which avoid sentimentality in
romantic passages.
Dr. No per. a WAVII veteran has
gives rcitU in the United States
and England. In addition to his
recitals, he heads the organ de
partment of the University of
Louisville. !
While earning his degrees of
MSM and DSM at Union Theolog
ical seminary In New York. Dr. :
Hooper served as organist for Sun
day morning services at Carnegie
Hall. He also studied at the School
of English Church Music in.
ChristlrhurM. England.
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ganist, who will bring his talent to GMAB's second Petite Musicale
neat Sunday evening when he present's a recital of organ music at
Cerrard Hall.
Flu Subsides
Over Weekend
World In Brief
Despite predictions of an upsurge
in flu cases here Monday, student
illnesses subsided over the week
end. Tho University Infirmary report
ed only 24 pallcats Saturday. Dr.
Textile Workers
WASHINGTON. Oct. 18 (AP)
f trl 1.' Inn rt n.nt oc ca-ntt'lPV.
. .u it . a ctA Middle East
treasurer of the United States
Textile Workers (UTWJ today
a.s the union moved ta avoid pos
sible AFL-CIO ouster on corrup
tion charges
British Communist Party Secre
tary John Gollan for summit talks
"to stop war breaking out" in the
Huge Crowd
Is Honored
By Royalty
By DAVIS YOUNG
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip
honored a cheering crowd of over
43.000 with their presence at the
University of Maryland-Uoiversity
01 North Carolina game yesterday
in College Park, Maryland.
! Festivities started well in ad
vance of her majesty's arrival at
2 p.m. An hour and a half before
game time there were already thou
sands milling through the stands in
anticipation of the day's featured
event.
The huge throng hailed from as
far west as Illinois and from all
prirts of the east and sotuheast. It
w as obvious to all that they had not
ccmc to view the game alone, but
rather to catch at least a glimpse
ot the most publicized personality
in the world.
As the Tar Heel band came on
the field shortly before the Queen's
arrival, there were hundreds of
detectives and law enforcement
agents lining the field in a pre-
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UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., Oct. cautionary measure. Every possible
ia (AP) Th IT V Hpnpral As- ...... ot ivo o,iMn'c
rd only .4 patients Saturday, pr h. wr- indi.otion!, tba M. sembly. it was said today, may entrance and stay safe and e.Joy-
Jamcs Taylor, rfuty physician. id I aF1cIO may accept, the hold " day-and niKht debate nextabIe.
h'L T t0mU7h?'T S.ne. in U TW derihip and week Tor natck 'aUpX ot Syrian- ' At 1
to the tnnrm.ry eMerJ.y ban on i Anlhony v.len-Uov.et charge, that Turkey plana ' fed and brlnglng
nmmn.r, ,h- u;on on - reform to auaCK yria v,. . HlU-ri-s t
" i.rt vi.-rin ethical oraciiccs ,
codes
?pt
By BILL KING
Special To Tht Daily Tar Heel
COLLEGE PARK, MD. The Maryland Tarrapins unleased an
amazing second half offensive attack after spotting Carolina a 7 0
lead to completely stun Jim Tatum's warriors, 21-7 before a full house
of 34,000 which included Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip in Byrd
Stadium yesterday.
It was probably the greatest reversal of form since Jane Russell
turned her back on the outlaw as the Tar Heels dominated action in
the first half and seemed well on
their way to winning a fourth
straight football game.
But such was not the case, and
a caravan of over 1.000 Carolina
students . sat shivering in 54 de
grees weather as the Terps broke
Daley Goff
Shown above is halfback Daley Goff, of the UNC Tar Heels,
who scored the only touchdewn in UNC's defeat by Maryland Sat
urday in the Queen attended game at College Park. The Terp
upset the Tar Heels 21-7.
took a handoff, busted off left
tackle and galloped toward the
right sidelines 81 yards for the
score.
This seemed to give the Terps
all the incentive needed as they
lose for three tallies and threw I bounced right back the next time
up an almost impregnable defense
in the final two quarters.
It was a sad finale to an other
wise . wonderful weekend for the
they got possession of the ball for
the third and final score.
The Carolina attack started off
just as it had in the last three
Patients wrre adTvVttcd yccrday
by p.m. ort of tour Mudcnt
who came by to sec the doctors
m inc tuner nanu, to si mums ym.iv j
discharged yesterday. 1
Fred Weaver, dean of Student
Affairs. id yesterday that only
.11 students ill in dormitories were
given fruit Juice and soup Friday
night; and of thc 31. only 4 felt
they should need any assistance yes-
It rday from the tcm making,
rounds of the campus to Rhc food
t. sick student.
Dr. E. M. Hedgpcth. University ;
physician, said that In preparation J
for an expected increased of flu j
cases Monday, the Infirmary will j
not relax emergency measures as j
e stablished this week. These meas-1
urcs include extra doctors and
nurses.
The upsurge In flu cases, how
fer. is not expected in the same
proportions as the Increase seen
this wek. Tho Infirmary estimated
tht 1..VH), students were sick dur
ing the pan; 13 days.
Of the I.. VK) caws, a mini m' n
number of complications was re
ported, and no one was considered
seriously 111 There were approxi
mately I rses treated In Memorial
Ilosptl because of cnnipllcations.
but only I remain in the hospital
row
Y's Forum On Human;
ights Begins Today
. " "T . iho Queen's box on the rifty yard L. Mdiovem, spokesmen ior
commission to investigate the t- - box o ,
uat.on seemed U have wide regents I day series of talks here today in
' acceptance. Various delegations crme were t he do , rftnnpr,ion with a YW-YMCA spon-
i. i 4U nt i TO- Ot 1 11C UniVlTMiy "I IllOIJiauu, .
n tonset uo the commis-'o-s deans' from Maryland and the -1 sored forum on human nghts
solution to set up the comm.s ( Qf jhe Maryland studont j The hiKhlight of the three-day
sion- ... . . . KHv. j talks will come tomorrow night
A usually well informed dpi- body. I ks Mpr.m,prn His.
... j r o : ... .. WIICIl JlflBdll -.wv,
pomat said tne presiaeni oi uie co
nation assembly had in mind to;
New Highways
WASIIINGON. Oct. 18 (AP)
The government announced to- j
day the addition ot 2,102 miles,
of new routes to the national in
tcrstatc highways system.
The new routes will provide a
more direct linkage of the North
ern Central states to the South
Atlantic seaboard and provide
j major new routes in the far west.
The designation is important to
! Hi-hway . Aid Ac. provides .hat Secretary of St. ,ta Dulta . . -
j the federal government pays 90
' per cent of the cost of such roads.
Edward P. Morgan and William , a public luncheon in Lenoir Hall
L. McCiOvern, spokesmen for today at lz.JO p.m.
The Political Science Fraternity
will holdi a luncheon for Morgan
tomorrow.
Carolina partisians who made this i weeks the Tar Heels scoring
trip to give the Queen and. Phillip t late in the first period. .
a royal athletic welcome to the The drive started on the Mary
United States. But .nothing, can be iland 36 and consumated only eight .
taken - away , from the inspired 1 plays with Daley Goff doing the
Terps. who last week beat Wake honors. The Tar Heels needed , a
Forest 27-OJ . . hreK W gei me i u, nowe-cv, nv
V th rn-Uht break emme when Don Coker
infpofhVaW kickeTrcm-traroTina- 42;on
with 10;2O left in the fourth fiu- ! fourth down. Maryland quarter-,
ter and featured a second string , back John Fritsch was Pyin
Maryland halfback named Ted Kcr-, shallow on the kick and called for
shner . ia fair catch-
The count at that point was 7-7. 1 Just as Fritsch got the ball safe
The Terps had the ball on their v man Howie Dare bumped into
own 19. when suddenly Kershner his teammate and jarred the ball
, Jose. Fred Sweanngcn recovered
call morning, afternoon and nignt
meetings Tuesday and Wednesday
if necessary to reach a decision by
Thursday.
Yuqoslavia
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19 ( AP)
Eisenhower Visit
LONDON. Oct. 18 (AP)
The Daily Express said today that
Oiiocn Elizabeth II has invited
Shortly afterwards. Chancellor ;
William Aycock and President Wil- ,
li.im Friday of Carolina along with t
their families were escorted on the
field. The ambassadors of the com- J
monwealth nations were introduced j
along with other embassy men of
lesser importance.
i Liovernor L.uiner iiuu,v3 mm
prnor Theodore McKeldin along with
ported to be making a careful re- tncir respcCtive families were dnv-
appraisal of United States support cn on to (ne ficld Wjth Hodges re
fir Yugoslavia. cciving a tremendous ovation from
The question is whether that j tne Caroiina fans. He later brought
Communist country has kept j roar from thc crowd as he rose
enough independence of Russia to j trom ,lis scat next to the Queen
justify continuing American aid. j to lca(1 a fas( coursc of -Dixie."
i
ThP ITnited States and its British The Queen's entrance on the ncld
cuss "Human Rights: Their Chal
lenge to America" in Carroll Hall
at 8 o'clock. !
McGovern. Washington. D. C;
attorney, will speak this morning
at the Community Church and to
night at 6 o'clock before the Can
Whitfield, Adams Are
Named To Head Group
Pat Adams and Whit Whitfield , alternates were chosen to fill out
were named Wednesday night to thc group's roster.
..j .u on.oi.Honf doioation to1 This legislature, the only one
Ilt'au me -o - . - u
in thc United Mates, meets e
night at 6 o-clocK oeiore ui 21.yeawld State Student Legus
terbury Club. P-copal suden t J Raleigh No, 7, 8. and 9.
group. McGovern s law turn haSj ,Hit,ftn to Aflams and Whit-
reprcsented defendants in many
civil liberties cases recently given
Congressional hearings.
Morgan, well-known ABC radio-
television commentator, will ad
dress a
Wel'.cv Foundation,
In addition to Adams and Whit
field who will act as chairman
for Carolina.
The Tar Heel's second unit
nrcmntly took over and marched
; for the score. John Havwood and
i Fmil DeCantis moved Carolina to
! the 24 and a first flown. Goff then
went to the 18 and Havwood went
uo the middle to the 13 and an
! other first down,
i DeCantis got two to the 11. and
after a Goff pass had fallen in
complete. Curt Hafhawav pitched
out to Goff "bo si-irted left end
ITt'sioeni ri.seniiuvri io vumt i "- .... i inr
London next year and implied and French allies may DC approacn . along wiin me
that thc President has accepted, ing the brink of another Cold War , parly was a tremendous thrill for
: defeat at thc hands of smart and the crowd. She was attired in a red
T1ir nou-.Mnor said an an- . c. litiHnrnhin nn I ,...; .t.;li mat filing hat and W8S i
......-r-r.-. - res. live ou ili ivuwvin' v.. . i mi t-
nuunccmcnt is expected during " Yuoslav issue. Officials here CVCry bit as stunning as expected.
. u t .. .t in VI athinitnn . . . ...
- - - . -
One London event of iyo wui
b? the dedication of the new
American Memorial Chapel in St.
Pauls Cathedral, built to honor
A steady decrease in the number American servicemen who served
ol fl'i cases w noted Thursday.
Friday and S'turday. The Infir-:
mary admilted that thc decrease
ir cases was partially explained by
the large nt'tnbcr of students who
went. hone. In (act. thc Infirmary
nllowrd those patients well enough
to I rax el to go home.
More doses of flu vaccine w ill be
ready for distribution Monday. The
Inlirmary report 4hat of the stu
dents who h ive been innoculated so
f. r. few have experienced reactions
from the vaccine. None of these
students w as sick enough to be put
to bed.
FALL MEF.TINGM PLANNED
Plans for fall meetings of Future
Teachers of America chapters In
North Carolina colleges nd uni
vcrsllics w ere mapped out this week
at a meeting In Raleigh of the FTA
College Advisory Committee Of the
North Carolina Education Associa
tion. Dr. Donald C. Tarbet. associate
professor in the UNC School of Edu
cation, attended the meeting, crv
ii.g as chairma f tt committee.
Pilot Safe
in Britain during Wotld War II. ; CUKUNA. .
An American puui iiyins w -nwe
nonstop distance record for
l M V0v..- - -
are not prepared to conceds a set- piuiiip came dressed in a ronserv-
back now but they arc uneasy jjvc blue Suit and darker Diue nai.
about thc future. ! The crowd cheered wildly for scv-
j er;d minutes as the royal pair
circled thc field in the presidents
car.
year to let representatives from
each coll 2 22 present and vote on
bills of state and national im- fnr lhp touchdown Phil Blazer was
neia who win t-i k - , ttvp
and vice-chairman, other officers , portance. An award, won by ual trp wUh tho nojnt after and Car
selected include. Miss Connie' last rear, is given for the best bill j olina had a 7.0 advantaff.
. -r nAn fin.' intrortlieed. TV Totnmmon pentiniied to
. . ,, j Bernstein secrciaiv, iduuuuh , ,
commentator, will aa- treasurer, and Dave Reid and Highlight of thc 1937 session, move and had several deen thrust
supper meeting of tnc j ConatftPe .Wh will have full radio-TV into Tern territerv durin? tho rest
Mctnouisi u tu'M'.,.. is tn be an address by 0r the ha'f ?nd it corned nnlv
... , Miner neieuaies musin m . -
student group, tonight. ! uinu .UL ,s . ,.nnv Gov Luthr Hodges. of tim b-fore t'Tar
While on campu, bo from UNC are se- out of reach ot Tom-
visit and speak at several class E ns John B
meetings Mmy d 2V ,m Holme.s. Charlie which includes tests on current Te Tar Heels left at halft.mo
mornings. In addition. McGovern McL'rov. " d rliam,ntao. proce- ,o3Hin- in nrcai'v .,,v do.
will lead discussing groups Mon-, Deane. D.n Furtado Jim TolDcn e P r!rnlin, s,.
day and Tuesday afternoons at hn? entire a' selection board. t
3:30 in the Assembly Room of the( Flack yuincj Ajscue. a ( meCtin- cf delegates -ho fai ctatu-, ,y, Marv.
Library on "The Relationship of j Fleishman . aUprnatcs will be held tho 0rf2o in aM th vital rie-
iu r .rtnmMit nvn V ITUUl din X J -
lilt: vruvct uiuviH - - -
tion remains the largest' from any Wednesday at 9 p.m. in me noianu o,m--,. ?n -n-. , , ...
. o.rMino ool Parter lounsc to discuss bills to Hmnnnc?s of the Maryland com-
ot nn nan e ud nn
McGovwn wHl bo the guest at leges, 21 primary and secondary be presented.
ito Constitutional Rights and Nat
ional Security.'
back.
Melvin West Missing
MOREHEAD CITY. N. C Oct.
19 (TP) The U. S. Coast Guard
at Norfolk. Va. today ordered an
alert of all hips for some trace
of Melvin West, 28-ycar-old disc
jockey who started a 580 mile
ocean trip for Bermuda Thursday
15 f ;ot outboard motorboal
Queen Not Enthusiastic Over Football Game
light planes dunked his. ice-covered i
ship into thc Atlantic Ocean at j
dawn today on a flight frof Calves-1 nf.nrni nerson in thc place. She from
ton. Tex., to Rome. He was only 40 COLLEi.K paiuv m -. - - - in fart. when Carolina
. , . T. . .... i. TJi-itannio iai- d3 uuiius"i
;w. fr. m land but 8oU irom iad uit -""; "i ., ...f for a
IllllVhl
Itomc.
bv tens
Gov. Luther Hodges of North monogram E2R, in gold and black.
But thev were too low aown in
rtr iai - - i - Then sue was at least iidii
esty. .loltehtod and . b North Caro ,na wen o e, tor Then , pay
bv tens ol thousands of people touchdown jusl betorc the end P ,
III O g U I J J uui-v... - , -
His course was off the shipping Marine from Dallas, was piucklu
ancSi I from the sea by a Spanish fishing
The adventurer, an experienced ! vescl he had signaled with a mirror
sailor wa overdue several hours, from the air. He was uninjured and
and sould not have radioed for his plane, a single engine Mooney
help because he had only recciv-1, Mark 20, was towed ashore,
ing equipment a board, no trans-;
mittcr. ! ICBM Shot Sputnik
William Wyatt, 25 ycar-old ex- acU Uke crazy look in an Amen-j the first quarter.
Then she was at least half way thc stands to see the North Caro
lina band form a moving to-khi,
chair and animated spinning wheeV
Elizabeth couldn't watch it all.
can football game today.
She did rise half way out of her
dirt and went ahead 14-7.
MeKeldin and a former
foot-
rvcium h".v u .
. . T 4 ,1 rVin .vie T D ! Vl P T 1 11 ?
uu .inr Pres dent. Wilson tl. eiincr. ilisitau, jut ao
nk coat and chair when Maryland intercepted J Maryiand, kept her maje-1 in loot-gifts for herself and
THE STATISTICS
Md. UNC
Vrd$ Rushing 20 15
Pass Attemnt 17 12
Pss Comolete . 5 1
Yards Passing 40 70
Inter. 1 '
Punts 6 9
Punt Av. 38 3?
Fumbles lot ' 1
Yards Penal. 35 50
Hunched unaer min threatened at the dose
Kior.ti.t Onepn F.lizabeth and y . ... . , i., n
000
et Queen ,the haf But that probably was
other spectators spent the
dore R. McKeldin of Maryland,
afternoon watching Maryland de
feat North Carolina 21-7 in Mary
land's horseshoe stadium.
She seemed to enjoy the game
who was on his feet waving his'
arms and rooting like a madman, j
Chicken and ham sandwiches
r,m"lS J ' . . I .L!t j t ,.U Woc - a doiihen 1 farvlQnrl tipd the SCOrC Willi
stv Dosted on what was going on:cimurenui Suuu..o ,.o . . ....... -
. dow! the field-and by what was glass bowl, a small equestrian on,y 2:10 left ,n the h.rd quarter
Tn" bv such things as penalty,; china figure, some Indian arrows The Terp defense had kept the Tar
l- intn their own ten i-
and "held that line, w ncn : ana arrow neaua, iuy iwii n
oass
thev didn't, she asked questions.
A chill, clouded day turned to,
sparkling
built in music boxes.
In return, the royal
torv for the entire quarter. On
couple fourth down, thc Tar Heels were
were offered the Queen between , The Queen and her husband
kl.roc Ur.i rintfc KUl bile
Summit Conference ! ing Soviet scientist said today the ! at spots. But she appeared to be
LONDON, Oct. 19 (AP) -Moscow, Soviet Union's Intercontinental tar more unV
; ,, .,!, stn -mtmitnik into space. and the antics ot a iuuF.c v.
an EasUest summit conference Prof. Y. A. Pobedonostsov, aj overnors than the efforts
.i-.j -rin dm aloni? the doctor of technical sciences, saia muscuiar cnapa .v - xvu brought '
b.oivu o - - .... : i i 4 Unt.a nirh rvrner aiuu.iu ... n.v. i.... . Mv.u... - ... . . u -
jnvS tu . , ritual between naives me p-i-
forming bands, and cards across
the way spelling out the . royal
ciouuea uay iuincu iu . n - -
sunshine about half autographed a football or two. Pn their own 37. Goff went back
i oToV Oct 19 (AP) -Moscow, Soviet Unions iniereonuuemi i i u. k - - , prince r-nuip, oauicu
su-ested ' today ' that Britain and ! Ballistic Missile shot the earth sat-1 leaders; majorettes card stunts up cQf ee rom a paper cup. although they were on the
su"e . . . :.(J.u;( 'r.tniirinto snace. and the antics of a couple oi u,i uav cid f the field.
She didn't look oveny mucUSiu, " .-.,,
...u ,T.r..ia tioH thP ame up! Both of them got an obvious
w iivii .vi a i j iouu nvM o
troubled border between luritey
and Syria.
Moscow radiotimcd its sugges
tion to coincide with a call by
in the weekly political magazine
New Times the ICBM "made it
possible within a month to launch
j
a hnnrW-ed vards of sod
Her majesty, always somenun.
a srin to her face was the way
McKeldin hopped up, doffed his
Dossible within a montn to launcn ner mtjeu, am.,o - - - v1!1nHihake
pusMuie iu o ,. . ah,Mit the most hat and insisted on a nand&naKe
the Sov et earth satel U e " i of a diplomat, was about toe i
a a fhP .raitir- was over to kick but the cente r was low and
happy and victorious players hoist- he chose to run, getting only a
ed Coach Tommy Mont to their yard.
shoulders and carried him across j The Terps took over and went
u tiA ho -as ushered to the over for the score eleven plays
Rnth ot tnem got an uuviuuo mc nvm. , ,
JTJTct the Ti3a,naro,e andUova, bo, where Quee. , ElUabe, -ater. Qoarterbac, Eb Rus v1; n
and Prince Pnilrp snooK nanus wu sneaxea u uvci nv,... w.
him and offered their congratula-j big play was a 15-yard rim by .
tiong, J sophomore halfback Gene Verardi. .