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1 tfie library FRIDAY EDITION (She £mu‘A Live College Newspaper” TOmpsmr? VOL. 27. Issue 24. UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, DURHAM, NEW HAMPSHIRE, JANUARY 8, 1937. PRICE THREE CENTS FRENCH FILM, “ POIL KENNARD GOLDSMITH Slot Machines Are DE CAROTTE” , SHOWN IS INAUGURATED AS Removed in Durham Dr. Fred Engelhardt Pays AT MEN’S GYMNASIUM PORTSMOUTH MAYOR Last Tuesday all slot machines were removed from Durham business Short Visit to N. H. Campus establishments at the request of local Story is Adapted From U N H Alumnus is Believed authorities. Jules Renard’s to be Youngest Mayor It is beleived that the request was CHOOSE SWITZERLAND Professes Interest In the result of complaints received Novel in the Nation about a student who not only put AS CARNIVAL THEME University Athletic all his available money in the ma­ Program The French film “ Poil de Carotte” was Kennard E. Goldsmith, ’36, is believed chines but borrowed money to play Place Emphasis on Lights presented by the Lectures and Concerts to be the youngest chief executive in any them. It is said that the student Dr. Fred Engelhardt, recently elected committee at the gymnasium last W ed­ city in the United States, was inaugu­ borrowed so excessively that he sold in Snow Sculpture president of the University, visited Dur­ nesday night. A large number of the rated as mayor of Portsmouth on Jan­ most of his clothes to pay his debts. Contest ham, Thursday, December 31, to inspect student body and faculty attended. There uary 1. The inauguration took place in his new home and the campus. His visit were superimposed English titles so that the Council chambers at City hall, and The snow sculpture committee of the was very short because he was forced to those who were not familiar with French the largest number of spectators in sev “ DAD” HENDERSON Outing club announced yesterday that the return to Minnesota on Friday. were able to understand the action of eral years attended. theme for this year’s winter carnival will Dr. Engelhardt was the dinner guest the story throughout the entire movie. Retiring Mayor Robert Marvin admin­ ELECTED SPEAKER be Switzerland. In their sculptures, the of Bishop John T. Dallas, member of the istered the oath of office to the new Poil de Carotte, a small boy of nine fraternities, sororities, and dormitories board of trustees, upon his arrival in mayor who in turn swore in the mem years, returns home from school to a Unanimously Nominated are expected to reproduce Swiss winter Concord on Wednesday, December 30. bers of the new City Council. family life which is both unpleasant and for Position at scenes. The committee hopes to convert Former Governor H. Styles Bridges and filled with work, due to the fact that Pledges Economy Caucus Durham into a Saint Moritz of New Roy D. Hunter were also present. The neither his father nor his mother under­ In his inaugural address Mayor Gold­ Hampshire. new president greeted the governor at the stand him or his actions. He has never smith pledged himself to an economical state house and then left for Bishop Dal­ State Representative Oren V. Hender­ This year strong emphasis is to be plac­ had the chance to play with others of administration by declaring that the func­ las’ home. son, registrar of the University, was ed on lights and lighting effects, as the his age, and, therefore, he has a more tion of the City Council, like any other elected speaker of the House at the open­ snow sculptures are to be judged at Will Return in April serious outlook on life. Since they show legislative body, should be based on ing session of the state legislature last night. Thursday night, February 11 will no outward signs of love for him, he has practical consideration involving the It is his intention to return to Durham Wednesday, when the Republican major­ be Outdoor Night.” the idea that everyone hates him. This council and their constituents. about the first of April after completing ity swept their state of officers into pow­ Many posters are being submitted to in turn fills him with a sense of hatred “If at the end of the next two years, the winter term at the University of Min­ er to assume control of the lower house. the club in response to the offer of a free towards all the people he comes in con­ we look back and see that we have spent nesota and filling several speaking en­ In a test vote of party strength he re­ ticket to the Ball for the best poster deal­ tact with. money extravagantly and unwisely, if we gagements made last summer. He will ing with some phase of the program. have loaded upon the taxpayers a finan­ ceived 241 votes, 90 votes more than his at this time assume full presidential It takes the arrival of a new maid to Many of these are being prepared by stu­ cial burden far in excess of that which Democrat opponent, Representative John duties. straighten out the boy’s difficulties. She dents in the architectural department. they would ordinarily assume, or if we J. Kearns of Manchester. is the first person to show him that there, Reluctant to discuss any further plans act irrationally upon legislation which Mr. Henderson was unanimously nomi­ An attempt is being made to secure is something in the world besides hate. for the institution Dr. Engelhardt said, will not do the greatest good to the nated for the speakership at a caucus of Governor-elect Major Francis P. Murphy She understands that the hatred towards “ I intend to make a thorough study dur­ greatest number, then, and only then, Republican legislators-elect held Tuesday. and Mrs. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. his father is less than that towards his ing the next year and then I may have have we failed. Therefore, strict adher­ Unlike the 1935 meeting of the caucus Hunter, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Y. Blewett mother and that it could easily be turn­ some proposals to make to the board of ence to that one fundamental problem is when discussion in Republican ranks led as chaperons. ed to love. Everything works out tj a trustees.” However, he was willing to our one assurance that cannot fail. This to the election of a Democratic speaker A novei program is being prepared by happy ending when she proves to Mr. Le discuss some phases of the athletic pro­ principle appears simple enough, but the in the House, the G. O. P. representa- the members of the various committees Pic that his wife hates Poil de Carotte gram. overcoming of the numerous difficulties tives-elect showed complete satisfaction in working under the direction of Robert and that the child’s abnormality is due He said, “ I am sympathetic with ath­ will require all the effort that we can naming Representative Henderson. Jones and Ben Rolfe. New and different to the fact that he has never known how letics because I shared in them while in devote to the welfare of this city.” At the caucus Albert S. Baker of Con­ costumes, unique pins, the services of ex­ to play. preparatory school and college. While I cord presented the name of Oren V. perienced fancy skaters, and the proba­ "The Red Head” , the English title, is Zoning is Favored never made the football team at Yale, I Henderson for the nomination after com­ bility of championship dog sled races are an adaptation of Jules Renard’s popular The 23 year old mayor also infoitned scrimmaged with the scrubs until I in­ menting on his fairness, honesty, integrity features of the carnival. novel “ Poil de Carotte”, and is said to the Council that he would appoint, sub- jured my knee and was forced to retire.” and his ability to show firmness when it be based on actual incidents in the auth­ Kennard Goldsmith The track coach will find a friend in is needed. William V. Callahan of Keene the new president for he participated in or’s life. (Continued on page 3) gave the seconding speech, pointing to ENGINEERS SPONSOR track, wrestling and rowing. Mr. Henderson’s service to the state in the past sessions of the state legislature INFORMAL DANCE Favors Minnesota System which he attended. Loan Repayments By Alumni Dr. Engelhardt approves the type of The first Saturday night informal dance games played in the conference to which DURHAM NEWS of 1937 will be held in the men’s gymna­ Minnesota belongs. It is his opinion that sium tomorrow evening,with Billy Grad New England could duplicate the system Show Improved Employment Mrs. Elmer Francis Thayer will lec­ and his orchestra furnishing the music. with many of the smaller colleges within ture on “ Vignettes of My W orld Cruise” The dance is sponsored by the New its bounds. The Minnesota college ath­ bers, were granted loans at some time at the meeting of the Folk club on Tues­ Hampshire Student branch of the Amer­ letics are controlled by a faculty board during their college careers. Figures recently released by Raymond day, January 12, at 3 o’clock at Smith ican Institute of Electrical Engineers, and they have been handled most satis­ C. Magrath, University treasurer and While the number of borrowers in Hall. Mrs. Clifford Parker and her and the proceeds will be used to sponsor factorily in his opinion. business secretary, showed that repay­ June’s graduating class was greater than an electrical show similar to those held committee will act as hostesses.

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