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Wt.C. Library C2flal3 Dept. Box 070 Chip2l Hill. II. C. WEATHER Scattered showers east portion in morning Windy and turning colder. BOWELS The Soviet's got trouble there says tht old d on page two . . , VOL. LXV NO. 44 Complete UPi Wire Service CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1957 Offices in Graham Memorial FOUR PAGES THIS ISSUE BUSHY COOK AND RAMESES l, a at v l i mm v m tj-s. Jr m b mm t vr v v I hey re A Part Of Carolina m.i:y mooki: mason ;is one of tin' host men in t lie opera tion of a loom. 'Ulio's th.it m.iii (low ii (here with the beard, leading that ig goat When the war broke out. Bushy around on the field," said the sweet j t(,,,k his f.nnily of seven to Connecti- iiing import at one of the football i 111 wlH'io the pay was better, and u. tines this e;ir. ' 'they all got jobs up there. After the war thev had made a consider- ' 'Til. I'." s.nd ,,t d.-i'. i;itUlltl . ' is lliishy Ceclv mid n.inu'M's, the in.iscot ol the mIikiI," llu-div Cnnk .iiiil :.rv-rs ;ire to bi m" ii ,) ),,.' (,f 'he I C li.i.th.ill fillies ;illd ;ie .'I , ,i , ne'iecd and I'ir'ni'lili i (ill I oi . uiiireu ,h i n iii'Mi e them and m nnien! he'p but (ii tliem ll able a nuunt of money and deeided to 'move near Kliand where Busby's folks had bought a small farm. I!; iim'm s is not kep; ;'t Busby's farm bui at the i.inn of II. S. Hngan. I'.iis! v iias tried to take him to all the v.ames since !!U7. In l'.)")4 Bushy v en! to Womn-i's College and was (uo!ed as saying. ' They all seemed o'.M'Ver. little Is .Kt.'.ilK know 11 In I i i ii 'nii- me Tln-v s.iid lluil 'boot the tall, v ild bea: (I. d lamer Miey were cumin.: ov er for the and tiie b Imrned rain, the latest Barneses, I'd say those Duke stu dents worried him - to death last fall when they chased him around the pasture all night." According To Frankie Black, head cheerleader, the present ram is Rameses VIII. One of the most colorful events in Bushy and Rameses' career is one ol the Carolina-Notre Dame game, which was held in New York. At this time Bushy loaded Rameses in a trailer painted blue and white, de corated with 27 rebel flags and drove to New York. During his brief stay he probably created more sensation than the town had ever seen. He is probably the only person in history to make four left turns in the heart of the metropolis, no n isiuins Ugh lip Party i Leaders Predict Su Chairman Says Unit Confident nic, and if Carolina won thev in a lng siurcssmn ol blue honied vce all coin l; to have to give me a Crcat rans at ( V When ask.-. that'll be a heap ol w in -n a coming out el those standi at tiie end." I. iiu-ses of tie past have had a to the students they were rim's keeper alraid that lie might be stolen so s-' d If yen rsk me what killed they put him in a kennel." !.( -1 a lew - i h: -. be. n d : a in I si i wilil. ; i s1 i-'. ' popula:' ni t!is I f"i the hell nl it." ). ' 1! u k in !'i '.' ,h.-i. v H ra-re ri. w a- a I it " w l-i n I s' ai ted v.: .n-. : v.nd Ai Tni ill" ; !u I'.a-.' job v'.n ( ,l w;(i, i , I I IW .! i,l, '.'ii whv v,i Inn'.; I a lew :t grn nl n la'ose M that's it ' he "The police." he. said, "were going tit tint T ? i rtt rt in Ii f rul rr ctaliMii . . . .. I are predicting inn w iifii niev sw iihi inc liiin 1 . . , in me uie to nil he, I ,,l ,t I',,,- ll.,. ,l.,-,ll, ..f ......... I ... ..,!.. .. ,1,... ..' " ' ' "' : legislative and class i;a nes'-s ll. li t foo' b.il ::rail" and !,, Nr-t I .,' -. t .1 k I ()"( ;a ' I.,", is e ! k I. ii 'ii l!e,i (l( me I 'I ( 'I (I m hi I l I'lesent II ei-.t 'o : nd a photo- I e I'll I el'.!' n,",i'!' s!i,i:s i : - i'ii a: '1 -, - 1 1 e u I; -i ii' I 'v, I, k;.'-w , " es a h I'l iaet. UNC Delegate Elected SSL Speaker Pro Tem n.as iseen a rcsi- Ib- vas born and i i:: tal I'.n ed m l,mi,n, Counfv. Fur the IT'. i I'll Iff et ill tcVile mil li;(- he has winker! tein' known now Knee Injury Sidelines Joe Quigg For Season University Party Chairman Har ry Braxton said today his political and when he ! 1 iutvui luiaiu iu iut'.v kiss. 1 ,,ess 11! have to leave paraded the ram across Times j mpuvme eiecuona inn. (tun l- ri d t after ti e u.-me 'eause Square he stopped traffic. fuI1 conftdence In a pre-election statement is sued here, he said UP officials 'broad success' key judicial. posts on the UNC campus. Election day will get underway at 9 a.m. Tuesday to fill positions on the Men's and Women's llono." Councils. Student Legislature, Stu dent Council, and freshman, so phomore and junior class offices. In naming candidates for the of I ices. Braxtcn said. UP has "ap plied high standards" in deter mining whom to nominate for the posts. "It is my sincere belief that these candidates will most close ly reflect your opinions and feel ings simply because they have been nominated by a large cross section of the student body," he added. Braxton said that as election day approaches, UP "asks the stu dents to closely look at our out standing slate, of candidates for both the class offices and student Ieiltur." - "We can faithfully promise that if our candidates are elected they v work dilligently and realisti cally toward fulfilment of student rmvi-rnmont' needs and will in- s y X f J -S.s- -4 t s- iplll s i . r r "" ' ? v s ' . i e was nl the le was av',d ,. I! M.I'KiH The State S'udent Leu 's iit tic L i nes isl itive assembly. convening here V si i lew j eople this we -ketid. ai ted wi'h usiisual It'le . bant I'ii !i solcm.my in debate on bills ant! re- tleoi: tiie bea'en solutions which came before it en a - ncre T'lnrsday nrt Friiiay. liowe-er. I iiiisi av evenuu lave lieul a Carolina delegate. was sneaker pro tem ol the one of the most responsbile posi tions at the assemble. ANo Thursday evening Charlie Dean of the Carolina delegation introduced a bill to provide for re peal of North Carolina obscenity statutes. Joel Fleischman of UNC spoke of present obscenity statutes as an abridgement of free speech Fleischman said he does not feel elected it was the right of any one state senate, "to impose a public morality." Friday morning Duke Women's College introduced its resolution that all states' laws and constitution al stipulations on prohibition of inter-marriage . between the races be repealed. . 1 '.'' y,'..,..,. After cons?uleraote debate this re solution was overwhelmincly passed in both the house and senate. Other resolutions and bills were: 1. A resolution restricting traffic s-4 & J O. s'- ,' vl v.Liv'y.. ,'v ,v v.-..- -. ... . -.v." . - . m.v.w . x- :: : :-.:-y, :-y.:'-- I V,e ; I . ;7i f 1 - r' - 'i I v "' i i 1 1 i ; 1 1 ccess Tar Heel-S.C. Contest Will Have TV Audience By BILL KING A couple of old Southern gridiron rivals will carry their exploit: onto the verdant Kenan Stadium turf here this afternoon, and the 2 o'clock kickoff should commence an interesting Atlantic Coast Con ference struggle to be viewed by about 25,000 fans plus a large home television audience. It's the Greater Universities of North and South Carolina in the 33rd renewal of a series which had its inception back in 1903. Since then, the North has built up a tremendous edge of 22-6-4. But last season, the Gamecocks leveled a 14 0 shutout at Jim Tatum's warriors. Bands To Add Color At Game Saturday will be a colorful day on the campus of the nation's first state university. In addition to the North Carclina-South Car olina football contest, termed b It should be a battle of the avengers as both teams suffered losses last week, and both need a victory today in order to shoot for a winning season. Last week mighty Tennessee smote down the Tar Heels, 35-0 and Maryland edged by South Carolina, 10-6. The Tar Heels (4-3) hold vic tories over Clemson. Miami, Navy one newspaper as the "Clash of and Wake Forest and have lost to the Wrecks," the day v. .11 mark Maryland, N. C. State and Tennes- the 16th anniversary of High ! see. The Gamecocks (3-3) have School Band Day. I beaten Wo'fford, Texas and Fur- A total of 60 high school march-1 man, while losing to Clemson, NEW POSITION Carolina's former end Jim Jones will get his first crack of the year at center today against South Caro lina. Jcnes played some at center in 195.5. He has been switched due to the injury of Ron Koes and Jim Davis, the Tar Heel's number one and two pivot men. ing bands, all in colorful uniform, will add to the spectacle of the half time show in Kenan Stadium. Imagine yourself sitting in one Joint Di-Phi Meeting uster Debate Bass O T!,.- I ,n I'hn.i l) e i.ei! ( i , etl ,i t reinciidi ''is hi -n i ( en' el el .a i team lc nv. scMci'day that ni'Miiier earlier in the day that he was afraid j that (Jumu's injury was much more i . .i I.. ..'tM. I . I .1 I l-.ll 'If .',.. Tlllll('I1l llll'V W.l leant' U Ilia. lU'.lHH I ei urns mmi i iii -i Cuu: will be out for are the tliui'-ts which Happen io a ,1.,. ier..,mi!e - nl Me sea-.n due to team alter a be; season. McOuire ., knee in, ir. MiCmini in an intra- said "We cot lots of good breaks v,,.,.,,! i rn:n.,:e Thurd:iv nmht. last ear. and now we're having ,r . d.'epi ;h. head physician at seme bad ones." McGuirc was not. ,!. ,-itu in.e x . v., id Ncvenhn that a atlable lor comment alter it had ',..,i,"- surgery tins been definitely confirmed that Quig ,,,,.nm' t. r a I'aituie ot the ruht would miss the season. t.lii. , i'ii! . t 'ii'i-C'i1 i ll' i,ui! Jnr will be toned to miss I l.i b.i-ketb.il! season " Coach I'l auk McGuire had O By rKINGI.K PIPKIN The Philanthropic Literary Society laws in North Carolina, defeated in Cessantly work to improve student , and Dialectic Senate, in a joint-ses vl,., i, exvi.d, into the knee Th- mishap occurred m a scram- lled-t-peth ble for a rebound, as guigg was knocked back and collided with : sophomore Lee Schaffer and tell on said l the knee. the House 51-50. 2. A bill by State College to legalize ! prostitution in North Carolina was defeated. 3. A bill to legalize euthanasia, introduced by N. C. State College at 1 Durham, was defeated. 4. A resolution commending Gover nor Hodges, sponsored by Catawba , College, failed in the Senate but passed overwhelming in the House. govrrnment by reflecting accur ately student opinion." Evans Delays Signing Bil siim Mondav at C p m.. will debate a bill "approving the removal of the present editor by the process of recall." The two organizations will meet in Phi Hall on the top floor of New- have been invited to attend. The meeting is also open to the public. Commenting on the bill. Editor Neil Bass said he was surprised at "the negative tone of the bill." He said he would try to attend the meet ing if possbile in order to defend his position against this "negativism." In 195(5 a joint session of the Di and Phi failed, by a vote of 76-23, to bill to remove Louis Kraar Sonnv fast: Gerrv Boudreau. President of Pass a i i tv -i x ,i i i" i Senate, will, preside ar.u no louci, men cu-amw Duke and Maryland. Injuries will take some , of the luster off this afternoon's contest, as both teams are below par phys- of the stadium scats with over I ically. The Tar Heels will prob 4.000 performers in uniforms of j ably miss the services of halfback various snaaes ot Kea, tureen, j uon voKer, guara jscr uneo?i Blue, Yellow, etc., stretched out j ger and center Ron Koes in addi on the green turf below. : Hon to several , other second unit Miss Kathyrn Siphers, DirEdor i men. It. now appears that backs of the Drexel N. C. High, School Jim- Schuler . and Emit DeCantis Band, will be the guest conductor. will be readyjto &o.? . i .-sv She will lead the massed bands The flu-bitten Gamecocks are re in a program especially arrang- ' portedly in only "average" physi ed by Herbert W. Fred, director cal condition with a host ot of UNC band. Her bands have ; "doubtfuls" making a starting line consistently won superior ratings ' up hard to predict, in state contests. I The game will bring together a The program w ill include: "Pil- couple of coaches who should know grim's Chorus" from "Tannhaus ; each other pretty well by this er," "Dixie," "God Of Our Fa- time. Warren Giese, head man at thers." a novelty arrangement of i SC now. once played and coached "Working On The Railroad." and under Tatum at Maryland This the two' university alma maters Tras only three years ago. Tatum The UNC Marching Band will would like a little revenge for the add further color to one of the , South Carolina victory last season indent Body President Evans has delayed signing the bill which will pay off the $451.06 debt Friday evening Joel Fleischman .nndi hv ti, Tarnation, former ol the UNC delegation presented UNC's major bill, a resolution com- mending the action of Gov. Orval Faubus in connection with the Little Rock school intcsdration crisis. campus humor magazine. Evans said he was investigatint Trip To Moon Said Possible SAN ANTONIO, Tex.. Nov. 8 .r Dr. Alan T. Waterman, director of the National Science Foundation, to day said a trip to the moon is pos sibleif the American people decide they want to spend tremendous sums of money for such a project. He took part in a symposium at the Southwest Research Institute's con ference on "Science ,in the Next Decade." Dr. Waterman said the trip would take 10 hours, and the first trip could be a landing or simply circling j the moon and returning. "If we want to beat the Russians ,i to the moon, do we want to do so j badly enough to spend the millions j ol dollars that might instead pro I fit ably be invested in a half dozen j other promising lines of scientific i inmiiry?" he asked. the background of the Tarnation to sec if there is any legal justification for the legislation. He said he w;s going to check the Dialectic at the meeting. The bill charges in the "whereas 1 clauses" that "in the past Neil Bass I has shown evidence of being an in competent employee of the Student Body; "The aforementioned editor of the Daily Tar Heel has made state- Daih Tar Heel. Poster Damage Code Violation Students were reminded yester day that it is an honor code offense fall's biggest weekends when they present "A Salute To Carolina Industries" before the game be gins. It is an abridged version of th? show the band presented at the Maryland game. Be sure to be in vour seat by 1:40 p.m. Suspect Freed In 2 Shootings r.nd Giese would like to continue his mastery over his old boss. The oddsmakers call it a toss up. Both teams are capable of busting loose with tremendous offensive power, but nobody wants to ven ture a guess just who will be on the long end of the count this aft ernoon. The Gamecocks are a running ball club, and rightly so because they have a couple of halfbacks 1 named King Dixon and Alex Haw- ments which could be interpreted as to destroy, mutilate or tear down el,,, ...iiiiut df ramniiifMi nosters. This reminder IIIHIOU CIIIKUliuih i.-v v ,,.,.. , . ,v t-.. O J1 ! . ..... member of j otuiuciui. i.. ms who compare favorably witti any backfield duo in the country. with the print shop- which the money (li( j)e;i(1 footna coach and the 1 came from Leon Holt is owed to determine the nature of , . . pl,vsit.ian f the student in-! the Elections Board. firmary : the debt and to get an itemized ac counting for it. Evans was unavailable for a statement concerning what action is planned on the bill. He stated that he was "undecided" as to just what action would be taken. He is pre sently conferring with party officials concerning the proposal. The bill was introduced in the Cf,.Ht fefislature two weeks ago "He has ignored available Robert Terry Jr. of Norman. N. C ... . i . V- : lw.l ,-1 Vinrf 1 i said tooay tne mctu iiriu, iiu ..w i Holt also urged all members of j was not tne motorist be saw shoot a facts the Election Board to attend the ; orth Carolina highway patrolman concerning the at Carolina; Asian Flu situation mee'ing of the board to be held in , to dePth last Tuesday night. Graham Memorial Monday at 2 j Terrv told police he hitchhiked a The probable starting lineups: "He has ignored a minimum of two invitations to be present at con ference in the Chancellor's office; and "He has. failed to organize his staff as an efficient and smooth- p. m. "The business that must be attended to at this meeting is urgent." he said. i i Concerning expense accounts for : candidates in the fall elections. Holt by Ed Levy. UP. TIk proposal was : iv-operaung una. . . tm. i -ii , ;.., I-.,. T? in irfot - last week s legislative i i ne uiu was wiun-u .h'- Don Gray of the Phi. ride with the gunman before the man shot Highway Patrolman Wister Lee Reece. 39. near Ellerbc. Terry was brought here today by three North Carolina state police officers to said that these must be submitted to j check the identity of a man who gave his name as Kenneth LomDS, 24, of Cincinnati. passed in mm.iinrt hut anainst Student Party ative Jess Stribling. president pro tem : plete If the bill is not signed or vetoed!..! the Phi. said that all people con- I of all campaign expenditures." hy Nov. U. it will become law. 1 corned in the issue of the recall said. the Student Government Office no later than 6 p. m. Monday. Tlii nr-cmint must he a Com- . . . . Tcnn.. were noiaing uenuzeci, sniiicu Muit-mmi he Meanwhile, police Events Elsewhere In The World ; omy domandcrs in Congress, pre ACCeptartCe 1 dieted Congress will appropriate WASHINGTON, Nov. 8 (AI ) . . .u jol) Dr. Waterman said' that under ' jnc white House reported today conditions as we now know them. an immediate and gratuying acct p- lornaaoes ALEXANDRIA. La.. Nov. 8 A baby twister also struck Sel ma.Ala. but no one was injured. SHARPSHOOTER JOE QUIGG flights to the two nearest planets. Venus and Mars, would take years rather than hours. "Thousands or millons of years would be required under present conditions to travel to any of the stars." the scientist declared. "Even if we could travel at the fastest speed known that of light 1S6.000 miles per second." Waterman said Russia's first in ! the launching of Sputik was a major ! disappointment to American scicn ! ttsts. but he cautioned a?ainst "A hasty and ill-considered effort to right the situation" that would "turn things upside down." an immediate and gratifying acccp ance of President Eisenhowers plans for a scientific big push to ove at Bristol, a 27-year-old Buffalo. N. Y.. man for identifica tion in connection with the slayings. 1 Authorities said the man. being held without charge, was picked up as a hitchhiker. They said the j arresting officer noted a resemb lance between the man and a de scription of the killer issued by ( North Carolina authorities. ' Kentucky state police contiuued a farm-to-farm search for a man LT LG C RG RT RE QB LH RH FB UNC . Payn Pell . Swearingen Jons Furjanic Blazer Bead Turlington Spears Cumming Dixon .. Schuler Hawkins - Goff Johnson Gaca Pos. USC LE Derrick D. Rogers Weston L. Rogers Addison Kompara Sputnik Each Month WASHINGTON, Nov. 8 (AP) j v ho abandoned two cars in Central These are the two men the Tar Heels will have to watch closest. Both can do about everything with a football, but their forte is mov ing the leather along the ground. South Carolina likes to use the option play, with the two afore mentioned halfbacks doing the chunking. The loss of quarterback Bobby Bunch has weakened th? quarterback slot, thus Giese makes little use of his other two signal- The head of the U. S. satellite pro- J Kemucky yesterday One of the cars . - i i k . . r. Strickland. -rtake Russia in satellite an J AI ) V lciaus tornadoes, tnur o..- surprised- if lne Russians launch I pnd anothcr, this one wrecked at missiles. a sputnik each month until the Lancaster. I Police believe the driver of these I coming rush cloaked in thunde I 1 .1 1 .. nut J.t And a White House caller, en. -.m lain, suuueinv - end of 1958 Brid-es (R-NH). supplied a gues lour soutnern states usi nigm at what it will cost: one or two today, leaving 12 dead, more than billion dollars a year extra. a hundred injured, hundreds Two billions would just about homeless, equal what it cost to develop the The total damages easily will first atomic bomb back in World reach several million dollars. War II. It would almost double Alexandria, a city of 40.000 in pcntpil T miicini olwnrHoH most the amount now Doing spe.u - (..(, t. ITUo1 ctafB loieterine today ol the furv. Three died in mil estimates uiui n.r ...v. .c.v. The Tar Heels, offensively, will again be counting on the potent running of such men as Schuler. DeCantis, Daley Goff and fullback Giles Gaca to blend with the cap able pitching -arm of sophomore quarterback, Jack Cummings. The ever-dangerous Cummings has han- missiles 214 billion dollars this fiscal year area. Louisiana recorded four oth Dr. John P. Hagen, director of . wrecked cars was the same man Project Vanguard, also told a news w ho killed Reece, and an hour later conference he expects an extra shot to death another patrolman. J. nush for his own program for the I T. Brown, near Sanford. administration's new emphasis on Combs was not freed immeaiateiv. ; dled thg dub admiraby since he missiles and science. j He was unable to pay a $25 fine in became lhe number one QB against nut he didn't chanse previous police court for vagrancy ana These were me 1 1 i 1 f;lAl ill first pet a test baby moon up 1 only charges wmcn naa urcn iuCu Till! ..- Rut Bridses even though he is , er deaths, Texas had three usually counted among the econ-, Mississippi two, and next month and a full-fledged sat- j against him since his arrest yester- Wake Forest two weeks ago. Cummings, indeed, could make a lot of difference today. He has ellite in March. day. Sec TARHEELS page i