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THE TAR HEEL Thursday. July 22, 1951 Summer Activities (Continued from, page 1) SUNDAY, JULY 25 Morning church services see "Y' Bulletin Board. Music recital at Graham Memorial & p.m. Refreshments served. MONDAY NIGHT, JULY 26 f New N. C. Senator Says Fall Murai Activities Elections To Unseat McCarthy sVapingUp A Democratic maioritv tne co.:cajrues nave suggested expei.in.s the the Wisconsin senator from Senate In: United States Senate followir.s ramurai Din-ctcr Hi!! W i that entries in er 1 oft ball for the fail election ."ill ?olve the McCarthy membt-rshir.'. Senator Ervin said: "'It n a - an: ami Free Movies in Forest Theatre at n.a ,sr.:p -, : a serious mow 10 k on, u . a-: mer Mfmol u; Page Four p.m. , y . T - , . to ail J-. tor Samuel J. Ervm, Jr., recently in states to expel a senator from ntem- WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JULY 28 . a speech before the Carolina Bankers bership ir the Senate, no matter how Play '.vill ! Vesper Services sponsored by Conference, meeting at the Univer- jrreatlv the other member.- of the li:.e of that . l ML A irom . to i :!,': p.m. in tne ijtV- Senate miiiht :emo:e his tactics or "-vim i'1 Arboretum. TODAY CihemascopE in 9l ' ....op' with ERTHA KITT FRIDAY SHOCKING BEST-SELLER ON THE SCREEN! Executive Suite WoiiATii HoiDEN - June Allyson Barbara Stanwyck - Fredhc March Walter Pidqeon Shelley Winters - Pah Douglas Louis Calked SATURDAY JOHN HODIAK BARBARA BRITTON in "Dragonfly Squadron" SUNDAY-MONDAY A ANOAMIC MODUCTIOI tlid by JOth CENTUtY.fO TUESDAY See it . . . and you'll never forget it! WEDNESDAY Filmed in Ceylon! 1 starring mermch: Senator Ervin, who is a member of the Senate Committee on Gove: n rr.e.'.t Operations, which Senator Mc Carthy he-ads, gave his views on the Senate mem be: McCarthy situation a? well as other ment, a matte! internal and foreign affairs. people who e!e - views. "The questmn of retair.ir.i: Ain- Senator McCarthy fr.-ir ship is, in my j u : r- ,.r .;ecso:; iy tr.t 1 him. :. an. .-I-.- th. e'l pr.;o .a it tr.e tr-t s- n.:h d i vi - ..! troT hi.-. tne la. ....m;..-!:ti i.-id. rat o t th re Referring to recent resolutions in- people of Wisconsin." troduced in the Senate t remove Senator Ervin co-nmented on the : t v 1 Senator McCarthy as committee committee hearings: I net be- "mmittee chairman, Senator Ervin said: "Most iieve that any S'.na of the Democrats in the Senate feel should he allowed to make investigu- that under the Seriate rules the . tarns into subversive ativitrvs unless tion of the continuance of Senator at least a quorum of th- members of McCarthy in the chairmanship is a tne Committee are present." matter for the Republican Senators. Turning to foreign affairs, he ex- Jn'ia: .vi '!. : a:.'! ' great quarrel i pres.-od n;s Prm opposition to a. I cannot find ; this thought. .-ion of Red China to United Xa- ni- "To alter the Senate rules in this tions membership, and his belief that or particular case womd ce about as tr.e L A wi.i not "mamte wise as using an atom bomb to get character as to it rim ) a i, ' ' u ;Ut:n lut.e lit ;; d ..:!. :-.r Senator Ervi: i stated tnat h.e has rid oi a niouse, no conunuou. Predicting: a natural solution to the : alwavs believed in k--td.ir our i ;- issue, Senator Ervin said: "If the tion militarily prt ptred. "The ulti- '' Democrats achieve a majority, they . mate security for the United States 0 adi i's v M.i: vr.eu r: be R. 1. b 1 will take advantage of the Senate rules to reorganize the Senate and appoint a Democrat as chairman in the place of Senator McCarthy." Mentioning that some Senatorial in this very insecure world is de pendent upon our observance of o; !:. nresident , G'ohe Pari A. Oliver C romweil s aomomtion to Company, 1 1 bun ; Lemons, ad'er 'i-i I'. nt; aid do eeffo . i trust in the Lord ami keep our powder j dry," he said. : bore. Daiiv X. Summer Scenario (Continued from page 1) Business Institute Chapel Hill this week. But what's j (Continued on page 4) tne use; someone win cnanenge us j Company, Winston-Salem; and T. X. j Wachovia Pank and Tru-t Company with something lace: liow aDout Grice, partner, W. M. Russ and'Ralemh; an. ; On duly .'SO, "Worl.inir wi'.b P. : i will be disclosed by E. !. Ev. i mayor of Dsn ham. and pr--id' United D. partmei t Store; George Geogbeo-an, Jr., s-nior vice-pi esid' the Kendezvous Koom: i Company, Raleigh. Had to dive for the dictionary ! "Successful Seliin after a feature story in last week's j Summer Tar Heel, which quoted Ruth Jones as saying she liked coffee kuchens. Seems that kuchens are (and we quote) "a variety of German cake . . . typically one made from sweetened yeast dough, roll ed thin, covered with a coating of sugar and spices, and baked." This just goes to show how tech nicological even old Webster has become. We started in search of a simple definition, and wTe ended up with a recipe. Carolina this session is a small (1,900 students) school, and the closeness we sometimes lack in our bustling year-round existence is here. BUI Polk R. O. Huffman, on- dent, Drexel Furniture Compa will be the I .Morganton. Performance (Continued from page S) the University of Louisville. She has studied with John Dwight Sample in Chicago, where she has done exten sive radio, concert and church work, and she was coached by Frank La Forge and Estelle Liebling in New York. Quant, a former UNC student, teaches piano in Raleigh. He has three degrees in music from the Uni versity of Kansas, and has done ad vanced study with Joseph and Eosina Lhevinne, Carl Friedberg, Maria Carerras and James Friskin. He has given numerous concerts in the Mid dle West, California, Texas and Florida, as well as North Carolina, and is a member of Pi Kappa Lamb da and Phi Mu Alpha. Th is is the right time to buy the right clothes at the right prices. Save on summer and fall apparel. Just reduced 225 pairs of summer pants, values to 12.95, now only 3.99 375 pairs of flannel and worsted flannel pants on lc sale. Pay regular price for 1st pair, pay lc for 2nd pair Worsted cotton suits, sanforized, reduced from 32.50 to 26.99 65 sport coats, imported shetlands, reduced 504 to 21.25 47 cotton baby cord suits reduced to 21.99 210 flannel suits reduced from 57.00 to 39.99 AH co-ed summer sportswear greatly reduced Sizeable group shoes substantially reduced All short sleeve sport shirts from 4.95 now 3.49; 3.95 now 2.99; 2.95 now 1.99 Rayon acetate suits reduced from 35.00 to 19.99 MANY OTHER IMPORTANT SAVINGS WELL WORTH LOOKING INTO jrMtcm's Clotfjtng Citpboarb 163 East Franklin St.
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