u ncsday, January 10, 1963 THE DAILY TAR Reel 1 -T il WiUf lowers 9 By Collins: Blend Of Many Talents By BLACIWELL KUGDEN of The Daily Tar Heel Staff label (EKS-74012), YJJiiQ bc72d many dlfl .People and their ofS? 55 type of wS two persons 7l thc viewpoint switching from song to QIJcf carri Jlm fSinnmg to end by the record. Judy Colics' voice and the accompaniment directed by Joshua Itifkin thread throu wje songs, which ore mostly Jje work of Miss Collins and Oawdum poet Leonard Cohen. Jam Mitchell end Jacques Brcl so contributed. The album starts with Michael From Mountains", a 'Mitchell song and 'Since You Asked" by Miss Collins. These set the imood as two strangers meet and pill their lives onto each other. Then two songs by Cohen cover the past life of one lover, a life of torment and degradation. The first side finishes with an Italian love wallard from the fourteenth century. The total effect is one of tenderness, honesty and sor- W. J. By DAVID ROTHMAN ' Special to The Daily Tar Heel W. J. CASH: Southern Prophet. A biography and reader. By Joseph L. Morrison. Knopf. 309 pp. $6.95. UNC Journalism Prof. Joseph Morrison looked upon W. J. Cash with "as much en vy as admiration" whem he first saw the famed historian in May at UNC. That witjs ithe only time Mor rison was able to admire Cash alive. Two (months later Cash Famed for his rational, disciplined study of the. Southern mind . . died a suicide in Mexico City paranoidally coiwinced that a Nazi spy ring was Itrying to kill him: Morrison did mot get around to reading Cash's "Mind of the South!" until retaning from military service on the war (that Cash was so certain America would have to en- : ter. ":v-1 r But wheni Morrison did read the book, he remained just as impressed as ever with this Guggenheim fellowship winner DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS I. Proba bilities 5. Single 9. Pierces, as with horns II. Fame 12. Unwilling 13. Well known fur merchant 14. Unit of work 15. Decay 17. Goddess of harvests 18. Peers 20. Twigs . 23. Mending material 27. American Indians 28. Jury 29. Grime 30. Succor 31. Cartridge 33. Fuss 36. Trouble 37. Friar's title 40. Nautical 42. Having ears 44. Levels 45. Cornered 46. Travel 47. Botch DOWN 1. Leer 2. Gate 3. Lug 4. Place 5. Distress call 6. Atop 7. Noose 8. Blunders 10. Gestures of a sort 11. Detest 16. Approves 18. Fasts 19. Booth 20. French pronoun 21. For 22. Coffee 24. Cuckoo I'r t irv i ta 1 1 a on rr V .i I 1 nwKbfcLF ALL U 1 7 Daily Tar Heel Record Review row, and "at the end, assurance. The second side begins with another Mitchell tune, "Eoth Sides Now". The singer admits to a realization on her way of life that would be tdagic if the whole song was not a rather gay and carefree work. The se cond is a French work by Erel, "La Chanson des v i e u x amant." (The Song of Old Lovers) As with the Italian ballard, Miss Collins brings it off well. The third and fourth songs were written by Judy Collins 4,Sky Fell" is her lament at a crumbling love affair. "Albatross" deals with on person's walls and games being built against others and then destroyed by love for another. Using very serious tone and effective imagery this is the best cf the songs she has produced. The last song on the second side and on the album is "Hey, Thats No Way To Say Gooo bye", which was written by 'Cash: Study Of Southern and associate editor of The Charlotte News. Morrison had reason o be 'impressed. With measured lEterary prose . and carefully restrained bitterness and af fection, (Cash had told Southerners what they had thought tin 4he past, what they thought In 1940 and what they would think in (the future. And, (moreover, what Cash con sidered Southern trends really turned out to be trends. Not content merely to emphasize conventional topics such as mace, Cash discussed the New South Babbitry tthat has ; : weDOweredl and stiHUi overpowering) the nqt-sogo- 1 getting Souitherni 'aristocrats" who, according (to Clash, in many cases were not ' arisitocrats anyway. Even Southern reviewers called The Prophet's book brilliant. Cash had used much imalterial from ithe regional - studies of UNC sociologist v'Choward Odum and qthers;- but the inspiration of ttjhe book the fanasltac but logical assembling of seemingly un connected ideas, was mainly 25. Anchor bill 26. Pixy 28. Pill 30. Portu guese coin 32. Flemish painter 33. Afresh 34. Boy's Iniqq S E fAxTTOM D"R 1. DIE S ppE N ;1cIa dTImIa l l E I1E S EFT L eTDJ total r a bis : is1u1eIsU3i IeIrxj nick name 35. Baking 37. Liberate Yesterday's Answer 38. Enclosures: s Scot. 39. Affixes ' 41. Besides 43. Fortify IT'S JU5T I " "THIS ANP T"TLJAT All TUPTlMPi Zl4&u. WLTL 55" Wy a w u ." S " " " WlLILLLLL -1 1 1 VMAA Hi 1 1 no Cohen. It is a man's song that is somehow beautiful in Miss Collins high voice. Cohen touches on the end of a love, the end of physical touch, and tells his lover that it is never over. The song is a very simple, very good poem set to music. Cohen has had other of his works used by Miss Collins. On her last record, "In My Life", she sung "Suzanne," one cf his most powerful and subtle works. Cohen himself is in Ms early thirties and has authored two novels and several col lections of poems. The entire album delves into many difefrect moods and loves, counterpoinling - itself in the interplay of viewpoints. Much of this is brought out in the cover photography. The front is a distance shot of Miss Collins, across a foreground of wildflowers in a sun-lit field. The back is a close-up, with her long blonde hair down and disarrayed, with an expression that fits well with the last song. Much of the album resembles She work of Cohen, fresh, breathing, and something which can simply be heard and felt, not really explained. hasowxt Cash, too, received en couragement from H . L . Mencken in whose American Mercury Cash's article "Mind of the South" had appeared more ithan a decade before Ithe book) and Alfred and Blanche Knopf, the pubh'shing couple who waited years for Cash to finish his book. And toward the end, Mary iRoss Northrop, whom he mar ried at 40 just before the book's publication, encouraged the newspaper man. - . She was with him that fateful week in Mexico City when The Prophet lost his (mind, begged her to read to him from Ecclesilastes and shortly yiereafter prevented himself from "living to see his predictions validated. She herself is still alive. She gave Morrison' numerous details of Cash's hopne life Campus A lecture sponsored by the sociology coMoquiuni com mittee tonight in room 1A at 8:00 pjm. .will feature Howard IFuHer, ' ispeakinig oni "Black People In American Society". 'All are invited. 'John Beecher will read at the Poetry Forum in 103 Bingham today at 4:30 p.m. Auditions are now being held for the University Jleemea. Conibact Robert Proco of ithe Music Department for an ap pointmeniL 1 The Student Credit Com imittee will meet from 4-5 p.m. Ithis af ter ' noon in Roland! Parker HI. GERMAN i. FILM SERIES: The first film of the pew year will be shown tonight at 8 p.m. in Ithe Faculty Lounge of Dey Hall. This? weeks film is of the Vienna Burgthetaer production Television Vieving WUNC CHANNEL 4 8:55 News 9:00 US History 9:30 Phys Science 10:00 World History 10:30 Mathematics ill:00 Alcoholica 11:30 (Dollar Power 12:00 lAspcct 12:30 flMid-Day News 12:43 SingHi4 0i:00 FrenchChe 1:30 Museum 2:00 Science-Nature 2:30 Farm Business: V00 AW NOT REALIZE IT, m ALL TO EVER 6M X " I " I " ' I " I " " (tch:) L.:i Judy Collins ... a type of his tastes for food, his driving habits, and, very honestly, his drinkinig habits. Cash's inability to handle li quor satisfactorily did, to an extent, interfere with the writing of "Mind of the South," but what finally drove him to suicide was his deteriorating anenjtal condition. Morrison says. "His fine mind, which was .most of all, was not only in capable of retaining a word of Spanish or touristi information . but could not or would not begin focusing upon ithe new writing task ta novel) at hand. "Physically sick as he was, Cash may very well have believed, in - some dim- and marginal way, (that he was falling apart." ."- And so Cash after having been "rational" enough to seize a carving knife in order Calendar of Raimund's comedy "Der Verschwender". This play is a typical Viennese ; (magic-comedy of Ithe nineteenth century complete wijth a millionaire, scheming as well as devoted servants, several loving couples, sand a dose of magic. Viennese dialect is used in a few parts but most of the film is in standard G e r m a n . Admission is free. 'Are We Training Physicians for an Obsolete Role" will foe the topic of C. Knight Aldrich's lecture at 4 pjm. today in the Clinic Auditorium of the School of Medicine. Aldrich is an M.D. and Professor of Psychiatry at the 'University of Chicago School of Medicine. The Student Party Advisory Board meeting is today in Woodhouse Room at 3 p.m. At tendance is required. : 3:00 Space Chalenge 3:30 Modern Teachers 4:00 Award Series '68 4:30 'Japanese Time; 5:00 What's New "5:30 Aspect 6:00 News At Six 6:15 Sing Hi-La 6:30 History , 7:00 Farmer'Edilcattioni 7:30 What'sj New 8:00 Oreaffive Person 8:30 Written Word 9:00 Intern! Mag 10:00 Sign Off 7 CAN'T BEAR I TO A QiASS m . EMPTY - 0!t FULL Today il) 1 r4 sFULL . V 1 "fctttW mm U --i In Concert love affair Mind to defend himself and his wife against the "Nais strangl ed himself to death with his necktie -while alone in an un furnished hotel room. In his well written, thorougKy researched book (MarrJson interviewed several psychiatrists to find a satis factory , explanation for The Prophet's death), Morrison has included selections .from Cash's journalistic writings, among them a moving account of the death of Tom vvoite, whom Cash deeply admired. Another selection: a humorous article on the low suicide rate in South Carolina iuslt before the United States entered World War n. Cash might well have im itated the people of his native state during his stay in Mexr ico. Referring to cheir low suicide rate, he wrote: 'Maybe It's iust because they don't pay attention to Mr. Hiller down there. They never were a peo ple to scare easily." Launch, 11 n CTl O' : Comprehensive Career Development Plan for College Graduates Helps You Grow Swiftly into Positions of Responsibility and Exceptional Challenge. The Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) is a unique, independent organization serving diverse in telligence requirements of the Department of Defense. We are active in many areas direcdy or indirecdy related to national security . . . probing not only purely military conditions, trends and forces, but also pertinent economic, social, cultural, physical, geographic and scientific factors. Each year we seek out qualified individuals for DIA's entry level Career Development Plan. This is a program designed both to equip you for a responsi ble and challenging permanent career position, and enable you to complete most or all requirements for an advanced degree. DIA College Program for BABS, MAMS Graduates in Area Studies China Far East Latin America Southeast Asia USSR '' Civil Engineering Computer Science Economics Electronic Engineering Languages (majors, minors) Forestry Geography For overseas program As is evident from the list above, there are career opportunities in many fields and disciplines at DIA. Your salary at entry into the Career Development Plan varies, dependent upon your degree level and grades, but all participants follow essentially the same program. Granvilie9 WILD WHO By KENNETH POWELL Special to The Daily Tar Heel Two years ago a proposal to establish a campus radio system here was killed because of high costs. Since then, the need still ep pareci, two dosm radio sta tions have started operation. WMO Morrison began broadcasts last year against overwhelming obstacles. Since mid-semester 1967, however, it has been off the air due to technical problems. WILD Granville Towers began broadcasts late this semester. Like WMO, it has r n ... to take when it's midnight and you've still got another chapter to go. Midnight. That's NoDoz' finest hour. But you should know that NoDoz can do more than help you stay awake when you're cramming. For example, if you're tired or drowsy take a couple before the an inciting Career as an Geology Library Science Marine Engineering Mathematics (majors, minors) Meteorology Naval Architecture Nuclear Physics Photogrammetry Photo-Interpretation Physics Structural Engineering Transportation Urban Planning DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Civilian Personnel Division, Room 2E239, Pentagon, Washington, D. C. 20301 An equal opportunity employer M&F As C ampM also blems. The problems cf both stations are a result of in adequate planning. In both cases the transmitters . were net powerful enough to caver the entire building. In a survey taken last year by a student in the R-TWMP Ipartment, it was shown that CJorriscn residents were satisfied with WMOs pro, grams, but complained of poor reception. As a result, WMO Station Manager Phil Honeycutt suspended opera tions unto new ecaipment )MDu(B Yet it's non habit forming. NoDoz. The scholar's friend. THE ONE TO THREE-MONTH ORIENTATION COURSE All college graduate recruits attend a three-month Intelligence Orientation Course. Its objectives are to orient the trainee to the Department of Defense gen erally and the Defense Intelligence Agency specifi cally, with particular emphasis on the role of civilian analysts in the military intelligence community. Following completion of this course, trainees are assigned to substantive areas of work, related to their disciplines. At the beginning of the second year, you will be selected for a specific assignment leading to a position as permanent member of the work force. OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCED STUDY All trainees are eligible for educational programs leading to advanced degrees. These opportunities plus many additional training opportunities may be provided either during or after normal working hours (or both). You will find that the advantages of a career at DIA are many and varied, including the liberal fringe benefits associated with Federal employment. Our locations (the Pentagon and nearby Arlington, Va.) afford your choice of city, suburban or country living . . . and a wealth of recreational, cultural, historical and educational attractions are vvithin a few min utes' drive. And by no means least, you will derive much satis faction from contributing personally to the achieve ment of vital national objectives. CAMPUS INTERVIEWS SOON! VISIT YOUR PLACEMENT OFFICE NOW ...to arrange an interview with DIA representatives. If you wish, you may write DIA headquarters for addi tional literature. Note: All applicants must be U.S. citizens, subject to thorough background inquiry and physical examination. J oim could be purchased. WMO plans to return to the nir the first cf r.cxt scser. Favorable tests have clrcsdy been made, So WMO cxld again broadcast music, as ear ly, as the exam period. WILD is also considering replacement cf their two" transmitters now in cse far cacre powerful ones. Goveracr cf Granville Towers Bob Bass has expressed the desire to establish a network wh WMO to alleviate some of the sa tjens problems. exam to help bring your mind back to its usual keen edge. Or if you've got a sleepy-type lecture to look for ward to, or the monotony of a long drive home, take NoDoz along for the ride. It'll help you stay alert. UoDozJ TAKE WHEN YOU HAVE TO STAY ALERT. 4 'l L:

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