THE TAR KEEL
TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1$53
PAGE FOUR
SHIFTED TO FULLBACK
Alternate captain Bob White of
the football squad has been shift
ed from half back to fullback to
give the latter position more depth,
White is both a hard and elusive
runner.
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UNC Given
Money For
Big Project
(Cvntimea from page 1)
which political money flows, will
take Dr. Heard to Washington,
New York, and other parts of the
country,
The project will be concerned
TODAY
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Women go fir
Class Ring Sale
A representative of the L. G.
Balfour jewlry company will be
in the Y lobby today from 9:30
a.m. to 3:30 p.m. to sell class
rings.
The ring sale Is sponored by
the Order of the Grail.
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Summer Activities Council
The summer Activities Council
I will meet from 7 to 8 p.m. tomor-
Irow in the YMCA Cabinet Room.
FIRST SINCE 1913
Washington and Lee, a Univer
sity o North Carolina football op
r.onf tn'y 1QW was met last bv
iL nv.. ui. , '-mis aTUi rtpwel and square dancing are being gi
with political financing on local, j 14Q The tw0 teams met nine ven from 7 to 8:30 each Tuesday
state, and national levels. Also . Vla ,,avQ mifi winn- ana mursaay mgms uu
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Dancing Class
Free dancing classes in ballroom
BARGAINS
TO FIT YOUR BUDGET
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entatively planned as a special
phase of the project is a limited
comparative study of money in
politics in Great Britain and Can
ada.
Dr. Heard has done extensive
research in the field of political
behavior, particularly in the area
of Southern politics. In addition to
writing "A Two-Party South?" he
was collaborator with V. 0. Key
Jr., on "Southern Politics in State
and Nation" published in 1949, and
was co-editor with Donald S.
Strong of "Southern Primaries and
Elections," published in 1950.
A two-year study of political be
havior in two North Carolina
counties, under his direction, is
nearing completion. This latter re
search was made possible by a
grant to the University from the
Ford Foundation.
Dr. Heard took his Ph.D. in pol
itical science at Columbia University.
Other members of the project
staff includes Ernest E. Harrill
(M. A. University of North Caro
lina and member of the policital
science faculty of Furman Uni
versity), research fellow, whose
special interest is campaign fin
ance in Canada, and Mrs. Peggy
Cook, executive secretary, 1953
&.B. graduate in political science
t the University of North Caro
lina.
ing four losing three, tying two.
race of Woollen Gym
Get In The Swing
NEW NUMBERS Several dormitories and other
The University gradually is groups have had watermelon cuu-
working toward numbering foot- ings and similar activities for tneir
ball iersevs according to positions, members. Interested groups' may
in accordance with the current obtain help in planning such f unc
trend. Old boys, accustomed to tions, as well as some money to
certain numbers, will be permitt- defray expenses, by contacting
ed to keep them, but new candi- Peggy Riebel at the YMCA. Mrs,
dates will be assigned numbers Riebel is summer activities coor
bv Dositions. dinator
WEDNESDAY
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CMtatrinc TERRY MOORE
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Our Latest Shipment of
Remainders at Prices
You Can't Resist.
THE INTIMATE
BOOKSHOP
205 E. Franklin St.
OPEN EVENINGS
Closed Sundays During Summer
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CLASSIFIED
ANNOUNCEMENT
OLD AND RARE BOOKS WE
have 'em from three for a quarter
on up to a month's rent. Brows
ing's fun. THE INTIMATE BOOK
SHOP, 205 E. Franklin St.
THE UNICORN BOOK SHOP Wel
comes summer students to browse,
might make a find among our
many out . of print books. Over
SUTTON'S DRUG STORE dial
96173.
HELP WANTED
STUDENT; EXPERIENCED IN
Selling men's clothes to work part
time. Apply manager of the Sport
Shop, N. Columbia St.
SERVICES OFFERED
JOIN YOUR CLASSMATES AND
others on the campus and bring:
your laundry hero, where you save
money and get your laundry back J
washed and dried in one nour.
Washed in only 30 minutes. Shirts
hand finished. You can't beat our
service. Ask the boys who come
here regularly. ROSEMARY AU
TOMATIC LAUNDRY, 329 W.
Rosemary St. Dial 5121.
WANTED
DRIVERS EAGER TO SAVE
money on good gas. HI-WAY SER
VICE STATION on Carrboro curve
has regular at 29.4 and hi-test at
30.4. You can't beat it. Lube job
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