I it I PageFour THE DAILY TAR HEEL Friday, geSrusry 9, J 3 62 Death Toll Set At 300 In Exnlosimi s Ann B RUCK EN, Germany iL'PP Saarland officials set the death toll Thursday at about 300 in the as explosion which ripped through the Luisenthal coal mine Wodnesday with a blinding flash of flame and a shock wave that killed like a sledgehammer. Carl Hugo, director of the Saar Iniul Mines Commission, announc ed 2r.: bodies had been recovered. Ho said approximately 10 or 15 men were missing and that "there nre no longer any prospects that they can be rescued." Of the 100 miners who escaped 81 are on the critical list, he said. Hug o's announcement brought an end to the mass vigil kept by crowds of tearful women and chil dren outside the mine. One wom an, mother of three sons lost on the same shift, truged home after hours at the mine. 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Shake speare's Katharine 42. Not far distant 43. Sweet potatoes 1 DOG'S LIFE-W A&CUf 1 U&f A NW UmM, '-r-rzzfS ''' r- : jJI stayed on though hope was gone. Officials said they were con vinced an explosion of methane gas caused the disaster, and de spite the safety precautions which have won the mine many safety awards, the miners apparently opened up a gas pocket which was set off by an electric spark. Hugo disclosed that officials first considered sealing off three side tunnels, entombing the men where they had fallen, but that later inspection showed the tun nels were safe. The mine itself was closed while officials and wear y rescue workers checked through the rubble. U. S. Army helicopter teams which flew to help carry the in jured miners to hospitals returned to their bases. It was the worst mining disas ter since 1946 when 412 persons died in a Ruhr coal mine blast. All of the nation was in mourn ing. The government announced in Bonn that President H e i n r i c h Luebke would deliver a funeral oration at a mass funeral on Sat urday. PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS m . I WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIR We use the latest electron! and ultrasonic equipment ' Years of experience bacfc ' our guaranteed work. T. L. KEHP Jewelry Phone 942-1331 135 E. Franklin St. 3 2S.Fe- leep ID. People SO. Old times SL Super- - natural object (Am. 2nd.) 22. Busy es a S3. Bitter vetch S3.Hougb 20. Rhino 30. Anesthetic ' 31. Ardor 32.Stearash route 33." boy" 35. Emanation 36. Staunch 37. Gingko trees - 39. like AlLjLJAJV t E LjU D E G LNRgtjF AIR G D FNlTn ICSLlfflHlO A p ar tTTmia c l e tiELMEl lAjT i- A S pIrIb&IsUieeIpIs ! lM: ZZZZWZ.-ZZ'Z m&zzzzwm izzzw-Zzzz 1 I 1 i'Hii 'Pictured here is the artist's conception of how the new ZBT house, will look. The house which will be started somC is i to' be thW:first pne' constructed - on the new ' fraternity court on the Raleigh high- T ans Zcta Beta Tau Fraternity yester day -released drawings 'of its new house that will be the first to be builtf in the new ' fraternity court jn x iiixy uui . -. au. v. struction ot me szuu.uuu-pms nuuse 4 . 1 ........ 1.. 1. ...... is expected to start this Spring. The two-floor house will be lo cated at ' the southeast corner of the new fraternity court, fronting on Finley Rd. and overlooking the ! golf course in the rear. It is being built for ZBT by the Alphi P.i of ZBT Foundation, Inc. The living and dining areas of the brick house will be on the first floor and will include a three room housemother's apartment, a -CLASSIFIED ADS WANTED A PART TIME EVEN- ing waiter, experience preferred but will accept hard worker. Call the Carolina Coffee Shop. 942-1175. YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR OLD ase someday. Either you pay now, while you have the money, or you nav when vou have no money. Lei a Northwestern Mutual agent show vou how little it cost now. Arthur DeBerry, Jr. C.L.U. Telephone 942- 6966. WANTED: RESPONSIBLE PER son to assume established paper route. About lVz hours per day with earnings $15 to $25 per week Married students preferred. Car necessary. Call 942-5953 after p.m. jgiiiii BUDDY NIGHT AT THE ZOOM-ZOOM 8-11 Shop Now for final Fall and 1U Tin It For SEU 91 GIVE - AWAY. j " Sliaryn 135 E. Franklin Sliopp H ; "' : , , . y.-?. -..j'-yv-'v" -" " " '' " v i . .. 4, -I. r.CS.-sr. i I .- . C - -:K-F----. "V- '- " 4-"- - - ' it J tiff' .i'-l-. I . v..,,v.:'i.ii,;-. . . j J-. iii i.i'ini'mfitrtu- rtnr 'i1tri-iff:hTMlBM ,111111 i f'rr ,i,'x'- 4-J-T(ar-,iii rjrtif iff 'Ltfi " iTTtf Aiph sunken living room with fireplace, a 'dining room with seating for 80 persons, kitchen, music room : and chapter meeting room. ' ' ' Sliding" : glass doors' on the first floor will open onto an inner court yard surrounded by a brick wall. The courtyard may also be reached by two second floor stairways at the rear of the house. All sleeping rooms will be on the second floor, with each room opening onto a screened balcony and an inner hallway. Each bed- Recruiters Here Today The following companies will be recruiting on campus next weetc, Mrs. Joyce Fuller of the Place ment Service announced yesterday. .Monday: Armstrong Cork ,Co.,! National Aeronautics and bpace Administration, American Viscose Corp., and Housing and Home Fi nance Agency. Tuesday: Armstrong Cork rCo., Chemstrand. The Trust Company of fieoreia. E. I. du Pont. de. Ne- mnnrs Furman University, and KeDDers Company, Inc. . Wednesday: E. I. du Pont, Mon santo Chemical Co., and First Na tional Bank of Atlanta. Thursday: Mutual of New York. Colgate-Palmolive Co., Southern Bell Telephone, American Tele phone and Telegraph, and Western Electric. Fridav: Texaco, Inc., National Speuritv Agency, and Atlanta Life Insurance Co. Winter Reductions Lynri e Phone 942-2516 njBBAY itect?s ouse room will contain separate study facilities for ; each occupant. A paved parking lot will be adja cent to the house and the archi tects expect that most of the trees now on the lot will be left for shade. The house is expected to "fulfill the housing needs of the present and future membership of the fra ternity," Foundation President Alan B. Heilig stated. "We want it to be a credit to the University and the fraternity." Tivo Removed From Dorms In the first case tried by the IDC Court this semester, two stu dents were removed from one dorm to another, placed in cam pus probation for one semester, and fined $10 each. The students were tried on a violation of quiet hours charge which was,. made after they had created a prolonged disturbance in , the dorm. One , of them had to be taken, to the',' infirmary in order to quieten him." THE BSLL SALUTE: Roger Daub is an Advertising Assistant with Ohio Bell Telephone Company.' Here his creative touch helps shape the commercial messages his company presents on local radio and" television. Roger is also responsible for sales promotion activities that keep local subscribers informed ! fi if J i t Cenhdy: eds On By STEWART IIENSLEY (United Press International) ! WASHINGTON President Ken nedy is trying to maneuver Russia into a corner on the atmospheric- test question in an effort to achieve a real break-tnrougn toward an effective nuclear test ban. The President's strategy has be come increasingly clear in recent days. The American and British propo sal Thursday for a Big Three for eign ministers meeting to open the Geneva disarmament conference next month was one part of this strategy aimed at bringing a halt in the nuclear arms race. Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khru shchev most likely will cry "black mail" when the full pattern of U.S. moves becomes clear. How ever, American and British offi cials believe that Kennedy's course will underline the fact that Russia is to blame for the race if it must continue. Expect More Tests American officials involved in the matter expect Kennedy to an nounce at the end of this month his reluctant decision to resume atmospheric tests in about eight weeks. He will couple the an nouncement with another US. pledge to work diligently mean while, to try to achieve a disar mament agreement that will rule out the need for such tests. The Geneva disarmament con- IDC Party Opens Spring Twisting i The Interdormitory Council will start the Spring semester enter-j tainment schedule off Saturday night with a dance at the Ameri-I can Legion Hut. Continuing the trend toward more twistable music for IDC dances, which was begun late last fall, the . Swing Shifters will play for the dance. The affair is free of charge and will be held from 8 to 12. A bus will leave from Y-Court at eight for all who might need transpor tation. On William E. Beel f OPTOMETRIST Above Ledbetter-Pickard , Phone 942-5250 VISION ANALYSIS ' CONTACT LENS GLASSES FITTED R ?EL1PTOE COMPARES HCSEII DAOS 'zy t ii f'-y . r -: ' Trying Tq Corner N-Test Ouestioiis fprpncp convenin2 a couple ofinedy can be expected in comir. weeks after the expected announce-j ment, will meet with the fuiJi knowledge that U.S. atmospheric tests are to be resumed unless Russia comes quickly to terms on a foolproof test ban treaty. It will be emphasized that work on sucb a treaty was near completion when Russia last September stopped ne gotiating and broke a three-year moratorium on atmospheric blasts. The U.S. hope is that the So viet Union, at the Geneva talks, will be under heavy and increasing pressure from other countries, in cluding the neutrals, to come to terms. with the United States and Britain in an effort to head of! the new series of American tests. Would Justify Tests Kennedy and British Prime Min ister Harold Macmillan, in calling for a "supreme effort" at the 18 nation Geneva ' conference opening March 14, said they considered the "massive Soviet tests' 'in the at mosphere late last year "would justify the West" in resuming tests for purely military reasons. Ken- ANNOUNCING the Opening of 31 Located in the rear of the Carolina Coffee Shop on East Franklin Street. 24 HOURS A DAY 7 DAYS A WEEK fealuring STEAKS SEAFOOD, SPAGHETTI REGULAR and SPECIAL SANDWICHES Complete Breakfast Menu WAFFLES! HOT CAKES "Good food served prompt ly in pleasant surroundings and at reasonable prices." about helpful new telephone products and services. Roger Daub and the other young men like him in Bell Telephone Companies throughout the country help bring the finest communications service in the world to the homes and businesses of a growing America. BELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES AT' 4 i - w -n 'in -in L Tiii rr rf 'Hmm weeks to hammer over harder at the theme upon which he spoke with feeling at his news conference Wednesday. This is that there is nothing '"inconsistent" in prepar ing for new tests while at the same time working hard toward disarma ment." The President's view is that he would be failing his obligation for national and "free world" security if he did not prepare for and carry out new tests to develop and refine weapons unless the Kremlin agrees to a foolproof inspection and con trol system. C 1 Let Books Say I Lovo You . . . When Valentine's Day comes a round as it will, pall, as it will don't go after big game with a pea-shooter. Cards are all right we have some honeys but if you really want results, give her something with class and endurance. Like a book, eh? You said it, chum. Like LOVE IS A SPECIAL WAY OF FEEL ING, or maybe FOR YOU WITH LOVE, or, if you're going to be within reach when she reads it, like THIS IS MY BELOVED. Come on down to the Intimate and think it over. Sometimes a small investment pays off in lifetime dividends! The Intimate Bookshop 119 E. Franklin St. Open Till 10 P.M. EL. V

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