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SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1960 THE DAILY TAR HEEL " PAGE TKREB ( Covering The Campus m ii mm ic Mi.i;n; I IVi.i li th. i! Sci.mt'.lic So- ' i : a ,'. Ii.il.l ; h ;r meeting Tut -. 7 :' ; m . ;':.; Phillips Hall. I , : , PdaUe. tormer Asm- V !'i ,'! i;y. !;:. ol l'.i- ' .i' i i t. .;! k.ui a - o: ' d. i An !kh-, t .t i;-y x fly !' M i II II t'r,:r.tTs,in j. IrT-'ruc-.: - '.'. talk "The Na- . : - ' !i i (()..'.; rmcn! tor ' ' m;t i. an i;i a unicellular i i; r. i i u k ". I' "! S.t.I." v'..rrinu '.i:rey .'.;, ,i" I P.it.y M'iirnii(k. will bo :-..v!t 7 :' ; 'n and '. :( :n. ; C.ir:.'.l II i! toiiijh' . o"sionu.ir. tirn ! ',. :. 'vi.'h'ly in.H ' i r. ; ol flic -!;,. .. . .hi Chih w ,11 !. I vld Sin- 'j . 4 t', ;i :;, n i!, .,,! 1 IV.ker ',r' v ir.iii.Mii 1. :r,ir:.:!. I'li;. ii ' iv iucs will bf dictive.. rr.i'Iv the Intern i. nr.. il Dmivr .1 i' program for the rm--ter. wntnr.i by n.rn .i;i.." bi't y ('!.'). Chapel o! the l;ir I IINN . ;!ut'i Mipper t. j in The i S'.in.liy l; '. To n IV.iir w :m i-i n ( n Ir. p, '! lea,! rn.i r;l the Democratic Rivals Rap Eisenhower's Policies iii' iniixsov Kail .larch 4 (.V y o! id.is II 11am iN tor the rtis .h.ti: v . Near, l ; sacho-elts ;aul Ha1 eit pfirey o! Minnesota. ri Democrat ic loaasl tan. Preidential nomir: :tion. V. in i':..i.-tig the fl.stn- h i.er Ad'n.ii.-tratier. paac. The t ao senators in'errupte.l their ba.tr.114 tar Wr ;:i.-in's ilele gatc votes to ajipeai' on the suillo platlorm. ;!. Kan... Democratic S'ate Coin i at iou. Hamp'arey taiter had declined an iimtat.oii ta speak here, but he cl'.ar.ged his aii'id today. He said m Siioen.a U : did so lor a ii' i--.ues with Humphrey said :a iet Kennedy aivin primary chance t dt b.i'e Kennedv xoiik 'h n ' he had ticen uaai.'.c to do ai their VY;. b.ittle. In their prcpan .1 speethes. then' ui! m'.h'h agree- meat tli.it ta l;epuliains have in:ij. a::der Pl'esi- ni'nte a iae- . i dent I i;-i r'ho.s e' Ti;y pro.ni'd action would be vibv it ,i:'d ar drift under ;i Dem. t ratio FrcMdcr.: in a many-sided 1 1 n: t a ,:!i Sa iet l;i-i:i. K. r.aedy ra' i n i i Ii.irhower Ad ha- been marked f'.v campus character: - 'i lforrimmf MniK BLACKSTONE TORT Pride of the law Kchool, Dlackstone lias never lost a moot trial. But there's noth ing moot about his prefer--nrei in dress. He finds that when he's comfortable, he van trap a witness and sway a jury like Clarence Darrow. So he always wears Jockey brand briefs while preparing his briefs. Exclusive Jockey tailoring gives him a bonm of comfort he gr ts in no other underwear. Fine Jockey combed cotton is more ab sorbent, smoother fitting, too. To look you r best , fe-l you r LfM, take a tip from Tort. Always insist on Jockey brand briefs, $125. Your campus store has them now! tO(jCl S NCOKP0tf 0 MCSmA !S , , ill , tip I z der-...:."' Tills is I'.itle cuskii -4 (lu I'ibU. e :i. : o. sueh c:-cuior.s in a i ri tiL.A's. Pl.ACK.MBXT SKKVKT. TIu' ::ii:,i,in4 c.:r,i; :.n . s will in-' te.vi'.v durit.u the v 1; o; Maicli 7 11 S. S Km-'". A'har Anderson. ft:n;ie v .':m' C' A !..r ic I!e- :'.vnc. Ki. - r.;i a N t vi T Bank. Pea:. lar.tck. M'tchell. N. V. Life Insurance Co.. Army Ord.inco Corp.. Woherine Finishes, Mellon Institute. t'arco. Gulf Stales Paper Co. .1. C. Penny. Arthur Vounn. State Phn'er.s Bank, Pan-Atlantic Steam dvp C').. Prudential Insurance Co.. Pill-bury. Minnesota Mining and M:.p.til'jct r:n' Co.. Union Carbide. Can' act the Placement Of: ice for t .other details. NKWM AN (LIB A (liiTs Day of Recollection will be civen by Father Bobert McMa !.on m Sunday. March . This attcrnoon of prayer, medita ti.n ad con'erence uill In "in im meiiaaTy followir.ti the K):4." a m M.:vs at St. Thomas More. 1 -ht breakfast will bo served after Mass and the Day of Hecol ' lection will end at approximately indecision and doubt. Humphrey termed the Eisenhower years the "Big deal for the millionaires." The Kansas Democratic Conven tion was called to complete the naming of a 21-cte delegation to the patty's national convention in l)s Angehs next .July. The delegation wili be pledged to favorite son Gov. George Docking, who has announced he will seek an tinj recendented third term. Polls have shown Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri leading in K.'.r.-as Delegate support aiter a complimentary ote lor Docking. Kcnnevlv told the convention the i even-year re-eord ot Kussian auis . ami American gaps" under Kiscr-1 hjAir is not a pleasant one. He -aid it will take a Democratic Administration to put "Education ahe.d of larger tail tins and bigger! ulrLerjtors." rebuild the nation's military streng:h. bolster the farm' economy, and revitalize general eco- t nomic gro vth. Kenr.eiy stiid tk burdens that will l.cc die next administration will 1 e tremendous because ot whrd he termed "Years of driit, of fall ing behind, of postponing decisions and cri-es" under Eisenhower. Humphrey said when the histor- sparked Ohio State to its first Big inns get around to wriging about: fen title in more than a decade, the past seven years they probably j polled 2."3 first place votes to 311 wi.l borrow a phrase from the teen- tor Robertson and 304 for West, aers and call it the "Big deal." ; This showing points to him as next "Th.' biggest of the big dealers." year's individual standout in much lie said. "Have been our two See re the same manner that Bib Bill Rus t.iries of the T.easury, George j sell of San Francisco follow Tom Ti'ckle-dowu' Humphrey and Rob-!(;,,ia 0f LaSalle, Wilt Chamberlain eit 'Guard our Gold' Anderson . . . j f Kansas followed Russell, and Humphrey and Anderson have sacri-; Robertson and West followed Cham- liced America's welfare to the golden calf of a balanced budget." Hitting at Secretary of Agricul 'ure Uzra Talt Benson. Humphrey sail: "V.c've had farm programs that celled lor cr'ai being plowed un der. But Ill's Ls one that's aimed at plowing farmers under and par :cularly farm families." Humphrey apparently couldn't re-si.-i :.n:.:her financial comparison i'fAcin him -elf. a f armer phar macist, and Kennedy, member of a .ea'lliy family. He said a man of medes" means h:i.s an uphill grind ruraau,' lor president, rnd addi-d: 'Maybe the lag cabin to the White ; H al-a icad is closed fore ver but I'd like to prave that a man can make it i i oiii a family drug store." PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS 1 i . i.M p.m. All Cadiolic College Girls ; are urjied to attend and bein the Lea ten Season in the right manner. ; AS1KOXOMY CIX'B The Chapel Hill Astroomy Club; will meet in the faculty Lounge ol the Morehead Planetarium Sunday niuht. March 6. at 8. An observing si ssicn with the 15-inch telescope : atap the Planetarium will follow ; . llic met tins. Any person interested! in astronomy Is welcome to the ; nUv'tin. FILM Th;s Si:n:!.iy the iilm portraying the life and works of Martin Lu It er will be shown in Carroll Hall. This full-length film, to be .shown once, will begin at 7:30 p.m. It is being sponsored by the United Stu dent Fellowship of the United Con gregational Christian Church. Pro ceeds will go to the state Congre , gational Division of Home Missions and the Campus Chest Drive. Don ation is 25 cents for students and : 50 cents for adults. Tickets may In obtained from Ied better Pickard's. from Robert ' llolan. 106 Stacv Dorm, or at the door Sunday evening. PRESBYTERIAN ACTIVITIES At 9:45 a.m. Sunday the West minister Bible Class and the Bible Seminar will meet together for cot lee and doughnuts in the Presby- terian Student Center Lounge. At 10 , a.m. the groups will adjourn to the; councT r(Hm for their respective studio v Supper will be served at ":.'!) p m. Sunday in the Fellowship Hall of the Presbyterian Student Center. Following supper, a Duke delega tion will present the program, a panel discussion on "Religious Views of a U. S. president." All-America Honors Awarded Lee Shaffer, York Larese P.y Till) MEIER 'I Basketball Editor NEW YORK A new college basketball star will emerge next season, in the wake of the gradua tion of Oscar Robertson and Jerry West. And the selection of the lWtW collegiate basketball All-America by The Associated Press Friday indi cates the successor to the Big O and the Cabin Creek Comet will be Jerry Lucas of Ohio State. KoberL-on, t-5 of Cincinnati, and West, tt-.l of West Virginia, were far ahead in the voting by 329 sports writers and broadcasters from throughout the country. Their skill and linesse Ls well known and it was no surprise that they re pirated from I'M). In fact, this is the third straight year Robertson made lie All-America. Lucas, a 6-9 sophomore who berlain. Darrall Imhoff, the fi-10 se-nior j who I'd California to its first na- J .ional colle-giate NCAA title in 19."t) and who will help defend the crown j in this year's tourney, also was named on the first team along with j Tony .Jackson, junior star of the de fending National Invitation Tour.' a rr.ent champs, SL. John's of N w York. Imhoff poller! 2t4 first place vol ,'s. but the t-4 Jackson, barely gai ed INFIRMARY Students in the Infirmary yes terday included the following: Sallie Colev, Milus Dickenson, By- "an Grimes, Currell Prttlovv, Otis j Tones, Clement Ford, Kay Fennell j Johnson Clinard, Paul Fisher. Max Carpenter. Clyde I.eff, Bernard Bass, Paul Pulley, Osvalelo Villa fane, Henry Grady, Chandler Van Orman, Khatab Ilassanein and Benjamin Williamson. ri 1 n J - 1 - : A ENTRIES EXTENDED Entries for the Third Annual Grail Mural Sports Jamboree have been extended until Monday. Officials expect upwards of 50 teams for the big event March 16-17. Southern Long Talking Breaks Senate Records By GARDNER L. BRIDGE turn in the southern lineup. Mc WASHINGTON. March 4 Clellan declaimed that even if the A partial power failure hit the Senate passed every proposal of Capitol today as the Southern fil-fered, civil rights advocates would ibuster against a civil rights bill 1 be back next year "demanding loppi0d Senate endurance records, Ono senator. A. S. (Mike) Mon- roncy (D.0kla), professed to see a i connection between the electrical ! failure and the round-the-clock j s to stop considering this eternal grind by which Senate leaders : hollering about civil rights." have been trying to wear down Monroney told the Senate dur Southcrn orators. in one jnlerval that the eontinu- ()n the tloor. Sen. John L. Cc Clellan (D-Ark) showed no signs of wearing down as he took his ' the first team nod with .'il to a!! for ; Tom Siith. (-5 junior from St. Bon- ! aventure. Il is possible that Jackson i and Stith will face each other in i the NIT. Robertson, West. Lucas and Imhoff will coir.jHte in the ! NCAA. Stith topped the second team .se1 lection composes! also of Terry Dischinger of Purdue. Roger Kaiser of Georgia Tech. Chet Walker of ; Bradley, and Len Wilkens of Provi ! donee. Dave Ilickox of Miami. Fla.. at 5-fi perhaps the tiniest player in major college basketball, was named to the third team with Lee Shaffer j of North Carolina. Bill McGiH of ' Utah. Horace Walker of Michigan State and Bill Kennedy of Temple. The 15 players, composing the j first three teams, each will receive j certi'fea'es from The Associated: Press. ! York Larese of UNC was on the honorable mention list of 25 players. 1 J A I V- e.i , Vs.. '- -r- - Salem's amazing new HIGH POOSITY paper "air-sot tens" every puff. twvw r $v iv f 11 u n ii u ii ?v s-rrj ; s vsjiv4iiWiJ frK-. . : :-j:-,c..5. -i.4y " . . . .r. . .tt. iLtt f:-ajtji..xAf more legislation." vn.i oxn'i sntiIV thor- hP said. "How are you goiii- 10 end it? The onlv wav to deal with it ous sessions which began last Monday noon have completely ex- hausted Senate equipment, while leaving the Southerners fresh as daisies. Buildin engineers said they thought the power breakdown was caused by the grounding of elec- trical equipment by yesterday's 3- inch snowfall. The temporary shutdown knock ! ed out the lights and electric! ovens in the Senate and House re - staurants, stalled some elevators, and silenced the quorum call bells. ; The Senate chamber itself, fed by ' a different power line, was not af j fected. j i Clerks used the telephone to summon absent members to quo rum calls. While weary senators lunched ; by eandelight on salads, sandwich-: , es and lukewarm soup, the clocks! j that wore stiU working ticked off! ; a new record for an unbroken ' Senate session. j At 1:39 p.m. EST the senate had j been sitting without a break for1 54 hours and 11 minutes, surpass ing a record of 45 years standing ' The previous record of 54 and i 10 minutes was set in 1915 during a successful filibuster against a 1 ship purchase bill proposed President Woodrow Wilson. New cigarette paper "air-softens" every puff! ow even the paper adds to - --- - - .f : X X'y yv x A& '.L .V V,S',-.-.T"V.'X -.S N'v'.-SA-. . - o V " ,'V. -W. -V- ry: Invisible porous openings 1 ' 'r A. j. A. . A J jSaaja -jw's.' AAnrs, i'.v, .s. . i v v. . v. v v. v. . -v o it . w. . . A" " . . . - - . i i ka i til' w A trw s - w A5 b'end just the right amount ot air with each puff to give you a softer, fresher. even more flavorful smcke. Fulbright Of D By JACK BELL WASHINGTON. March 4 J President Eisenhower was accused by Sen. J. William Fulbright D Ark today of driving men of i:'e..s from Washington by treating wi.h contempt hi; defen.-e criaes. Fnlbright. Chairman of the Sen s' e Foreign Relations Commi tee. said Eisenhower has the attitude that he knows best about military nece .-i ies. Th? Senator said this is a dangerous idea threatening the very exis ence of the na'kn. 'Mr. Ei.--3r.hiwer. by virtue of his powers r.s President of the United States and Cjmmander In Chief of I its armed forces, is the enly m-'n alive whos. decisions about cur ! irmaments. ii faculty, could cause .he free world to be lost in an aft ernoon." Fulbright said. Fulbright set out in a full dress speech prepared for the Senate to document: the thesis that, v.;r!er Ei-enhawer, The United S' cs h?..s become "a 2(:h century Babylon, headless and heartier, a big. fa: target for the ably-led communist world arul the clamerirg. poverty ridden state. 5." It is humiliating, the Senator said, that vv: h a per capita income near ly d able that of any other ceun ry The Uni'cd States should be "de bating the extent to which our armed forces may be interior to those of The Soviet Union." In the face of what he termed a Lou Johnson Named Miss Lou Johnson has been ap- j pointed chairman of the UNC Vol- : unteers For Hewlett Secretariat. ! The main purpose of the Secretar- iat is to furnish student labor to help in the State Volunteers Head- j quarters which are located in the Lmvesnty National Bank Building in Chapel Hill. Miss Johnson is a senior majo:" ing in sociology, is a graduate oi 1 St. Mary's Junior College of Tla- j leigh, and is a member cf Chi 26 Jailed As Sifdown Strikes Continue To Spread in South By The Associated Press Police in Sumter, S. C, jailed 26 Bible-carrying Negro college students Friday as demonsiratior? against segregated lunch counters continued to spread across the South. The movement reached Miami Fla., where eight ministers tried unsuccessfully to break the color barrier in a downtown department store lunchroom. Mavor W. G. Enloe of Raleigh, N. C, announced appointment ol by ! a committee to seek a way to the demonstrations ended peace 'end the Negro demonstrations, fully. , M A. springtime An important break-through in Salem's research laboratories brings yvu tuis special new Iliini Porosity papc: which breathes new freshness into the flavor. Each puff on a Salem drr.svs just enough menthol fresh rich tobacco taste modern filter, too Accuses President riving Away Idea Men total threat from Russia. Fulbright ; said Eisenhower is in sharp con flict wi.h critics of the delense pro- gram. i "He treats them contemptuously," Fulbright .-aid. "'He was not dis-: turbed. ht said, "Because anyone wi.h a parochial viewpoint says i '.he bessxs know nothing about it.' : " Generals are not to reason why. : Their commander in chief complains that 'too many generals have ali ; -.r'.s of ideas.' ! "Yet mankind mc-es cn iaeas. j Men with irJeias an; the mahers and j , fhakers of the world. The larger ; their numbe- serving the country j : .he mar . i uitful and vigorous the; country. ! "Be; e.v men of ideas cwne to' Weshingtoa. They are not likely to ; I seek -.ice under a chief execu ;ve wlu is scornful of their kind." I Fuloright said Eisenhower had ".lubbed those who disagree with i his ju Jgments 'noisy extremists': 1 n.ci unpatriotic because they have he tendency to disparage our country.' while they are while they are also dis- hjr.e.st because their assertions aro "spurious." that is, fake." The Arkansas Senator , said th ; group so condemned included twa frrmer Army Chiefs of Staff, Gen. .M.r. hew B. Ridgway and Maxwell ; ters. D. Taylor: Gen. James M. Gavin,; -This Is dangerous because the former Chief of Army Resarc'i ! President's atd'.ude forecloses dis :d Development; and Gen. Thorn- j cation while precluding reason," Power. Chief of the Strategic Omega Sorority. She is a native of Burgaw. All students who are interested m helping in the Secretariat or the State Volunteers For Hewlett Headquarters, please contact Miss Johnson at the Chi Omega House, or phone 89005, or call the State Yo'untcers Headquarters at 8401. the State Headquarters an nounced that the UNC Volunteers For Hewlett Club will be headed ! bv co-chairman who will be an- nouneed shortly. ii.e 15-niembcr Advisory Group is comprised of Negro and white citizens. Four variety stores in Winston Salem, N. C, reopened their lunch counters after warning that dem - . enstrators would be prosecuted as trespassers. None appeared. A group of Negro students frorr. Barber-Scotia College in Concord, N. C, held a religious service on the courthouse lawn, ignoring . jeers and catcalls from a group of white vouths. Miami's first experience with freshness! ' fresh air in through the paper to make the smoke last" eVc 1 softer, fresher, more pn orful. If you've enjoyed Salem's spring time freshness before, you'll be even more pleased nuw.Sinoke refreshed, smoke Salem ! :-: 4 A I s" . si. f v I j til? V- 1 J. WILLIAM FULBRIGHT Air Command. "Alas for members of Congrt-ss ; who question the President's mili tary concepts," he said. ""He calls them "political morticiaas Cvliibiiing a breast-beating peyiii.nis.:!.' This scarcely answers the inquiries of earnest m:n worried about their country's security." Fi;')! :;hf saii i. was dLvturbing for the piesident to tell a news con ference h? knows, more than "al most ar:vc-:u'" about military mat- Fulbright said. He added that this deters "mili tary men, fearful of their careers, from speaking up; encourages the dominance of yes-men, and tends to drive superior men from the service." Speaking of NORTH CAROLINA COLLECTIONS Chapel Hill's famous Intimate Bookshop really has North Caro lina hook.-.'. By the front door is a ca.ve lul! ot current "woks by and ibout X'orth Carolinians. Way back in the Old Book Corner is one of the finest collections oil rare and haru-to-find North Car olina titles you'll find in any shop. What's more, if we haven't the book you need, we'll put your 'name on our want list, and sooner or later we'll come most elusive title! up with the THE INTIMATE BOOKSHOP 119 East Franklin Street Chapel Hill, N. C. Open Till 10 P.M. 'st" --V, . tr. A. 3 CiktiJ SiV K 1. lit: M'l :s lot.i:n. a ID xjockey LA PIZZA Phone 7-1451 Pizzas, Sandwiches, Beer your taste briefs NOW MORE THAN EVER T 1 01 refreshes
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