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PAGE FOUE SUNDAY, MAY 29, 1938 THE DAILY TAR HEEE On The Air By Walter Kleeman 1:00 The Magic Key conjures Frank Black's Orchestra, Linton Wells from Bogota, Columbia and other things from other places, WPTF. 2:00 Everybody's Music, Howard Barlow conducts, WDNC. 5:00 Improving: Joe Penner, WBT. 6:00 Jack Benny gets ridden again, WPTF. 6:30 Walter Connolly guests for Feg Murray, Ozzie Nelson's ork, WPTF. Phil Baker needs a little yeast, WCAU. .7:00 Bergen, ornamented fence post and Co., WPTF. 8:00 Tyrone Power in his play house, KDKA; friendly tip: Helen Jepson joins John Barbirolli and the symphony over WCAU. She is GOOD. 8:30 Winchell's lowdown on the high-ups, WLW; American Album of Music, WPTF. 9:00 Phil Spitalnys gracious girls and vivacious voices on WPTF. 10:00 Duke Ellington and his bril liant arrangements, WHAS. Patronize our advertisers. Paul Whiteman To Play Thursday (Continued from first page) nings of Jackson, Miss.; and Bill Wakeley (Zeta Psi) with Miss Ra chel Weyher of Kinston. Old and new officers of the German club will make up Saturday night's figure which includes the girls whose pictures are seen on the front page. Those in the group are: Miss Dickson of Larchmont, N. Y., with Fred Par rish (Kappa Sigma) ; Miss Copeland of Kinston with Haughton Ehringhaus (DKE); Miss Cox of Raleigh with Lunceford Crew (Phi Gamma Delta) ; Miss Crow of Houston, Texas, with Billy Worth (SAE) ; Miss Gfover of Greenville, S. C, with David Thorp (Zeta Psi) ; Miss Ross of Palatka, Florida, witlj Page Hancock (Sigma Chi) ; Miss Grisette of Charlotte with John Umpstead (Kappa Sigma); Miss Willis of Chase City, Va. with Fletch er Gregory (Kappa Alpha) ; and Miss Coan of Winston-Salem with Jimmy Coan (BetaTheta Pi) ; and Miss Joan Parker of Rye, N. Y., with Crowell Little (Beta Theta Pi). "NowIsTheTimeFor All Good Men. . ." Eng. 22-23 Outlines We Buy All Used Text Books o Carolina Used Book Store Upstairs Next to Post Office j 460 Seniors To Be Graduated (Continued from first page) the tune of "Heigh-ho!" The class of 1902 will hold its ban quet on the lawn of the Carolina inn, while the classes '01, '03, '04 will feast in Graham Memorial. Swain hall will be the banquet-scene of the classes of 1920, '21, '22, '23, with Ben Cone act ing as toastmasteiv The fees for correspondence courses offered by the bureau of correspond ence instruction, of the University Extension division, will be increased July 1st. It Is Our Desire To Express Our Appreciation To The Students Of Carolina For Their Patronage During The Year PMTCHAMB DRUG CO. Phone 5541 Prompt Delivery Night and Day NOTE: The schedule below gives the order of examinations for academic courses. Examinations for courses in engineering, including engi neering mathematics, are scheduled in Phillips hall.' By action of the faculty, the time of no examination may be changed after it has been fixed in the schedule. Monday, May 30, at 9:00 o'clock. All 11:00 o'clock 5 and 6 hour classes and all 11:00 o'clock T.Th.S. classes. Monday, May 30, at 2:00 o'clock. All accounting and all French 25. All Hygiene 3 sections as follows: Sees. 1, 5, Peabody 201 ; Sees. 9, 20, Peabody 123 ; Sees. 2, 6, 10, 14, Bingham 103 ; Sees. 3, 7, 11, 15, 19, 18 and 13, Phillips 206; Sees. 7A, 8, 12, New Peabody 204. Tuesday, May 31, at 9:00 o'clock. All 12 o'clock 5 and 6 hour classes and all 12 o'clock M.W.F. Tuesday, May 31, at 2:00 o'clock. All 11 o'clock M.W.F. classes. Wednesday, June 1, at 9:00 o'clock. All 8 :30 5 and 6 hour classes and all 8 :30 T.Th.S. classes. Wednesday, June 1, at 2:00 o'clock. All 12:00 o'clock T.Th.S. classes and all afternoon classes. Thursday, June 2, at 9:00 o'clock. All 9:30 5 and 6 hour classes and all 9:30 M.W.F. Thursday, June 2, at 2:00 o'clock. AH 8 :30 o'clock M.W.F. classes. Friday, June 3, at 9:00 o'clock. All 9 :30 T.Th.S. classes and all other examinations not specifically covered in this schedule. Memorial To Be Open For Summer Session All the facilities of Graham Me morial will be available during the summer, just as during the regular term, Director Pete Ivey announced yesterday. Ivey also stated that he would con duct weekly amateur shows and com munity sings as well as sponsor swim ming parties and other entertainments at various times. During the first 6 weeks there will be photography ex hibits in Graham Memorial in con junction with the special course along that line offered by the University. The Memorial will also help publish a summer school newspaper which will be printed by the Chapel Hill Weekly. For Final Exams Study Our Outlines and Translations Carolina Used Book Store Upstairs Next to Post Office IN APPRECIATION . ... We heartily wish the graduates success in their future pursuits ... and we also wish to express our ap preciation to the student body for past and future patronage .... JACK LIPMAN in -1 Follow Exams With A Weekend At MYRTLE BEACH! Enjoy the sand and sunshine at the beach while staying at BROOKS COTTAGE Good food Reasonable prices tlinHUIUHIIIIfllinilllHIIIIllIlIIIinUUIIHIfflMHflUlIIHUIHHHl IN APPRECIATION... TO THE SENIORS: May you have hap piness and success in the future. To The Undergraduates: Thanks for your past patronage and best wishes for a big summer. CAROLINA COFFEE SHOP NEED MORE MONEY? MONEY with which to pay for the sheepskin, the graduation gift for your sister or best girl, or the bus fare home may be obtained by selling your second hand books at the BOOK EXCHANGE. We pay half price for books that are to be used again. Fair prices on other books. Come by and check the list posted on our sales floor. Noted Lecturers To Come Here (Continued from first page) sity. Distinguished men to instruct in the Law school this summer include Wil lard J. Graham, of the University of Chicago; Harry Shulman, of Yale uni versity and Edson R. Sunderland, of the University of Michigan. A' special feature of the Law sum mer school will be a course in North Carolina practice. Donald W. Mark ham of the regular law faculty will be assisted in teaching this course by four prominent state attorneys and a member of the Superior Court bench: H. G. Hudson, Winston-Salem; Ken neth Royall, Raleigh; Charles W. Til lett, Charlotte; Frank E. Winslow, Rocky Mount; and Judge J. Will Pless, Marion. Med School The Biochemistry department of the Medical school will offer a course on food chemistry in accordance with a plan for developing an active program of teaching and research on foods and the principles of dietetics. Heretofore, it has not been the prac tice of the Medical school to offer sum mer courses, but plans are underway for offering an increasing amount of summer work. Although the course on food chemistry is the only one scheduled thus far, other courses in fields related to medicine but design ed for non-medical students will be added in the future. The Geology department will offer a course in practical field work in the southern part of the Appalachian mountains during the first session. Areas to be studied include the cen tral Appalachian area in West Vir ginia, Virginia and North Carolina. Visiting instructors In the School of Library Science this summer will include Miss Frieda M. Heller, Librar ian of Ohio State Library school ; Guy R. Lyle, Librarian of the Woman's college, Mrs. Catharine J. Pierce, ref erence librarian of Swarthmore col lege; Miss Beatrice Howard Hojt, as sistant professor in the University of Denver School of Librarianship ; and Miss Muriel S. Jordan, of the Chil dren's Library of Durham. The Art department will offer cours es for elementary school teachers, who which to obtain a working knowledge of rudimentary techniaue. history and appreciation of art, architecture and sculpture; laboratory technique, and the teaching of industrial and practical arts. Prof. Robert M. Skel ton of the Woman's college will con duct several classes as visiting instruc tor. Visiting professor in the Zoology department this summer will be Dr. J. Paul Reynolds, of Birmingham- Southern college; Dr.. Raymond L. Taylor, of William and Mary college; and Prof. James W. Culbertson, of I the University of Vire-inia. o Visiting chemistry instructors will be Dr. Robert Hockett, of the Massa chusetts Institute of Technology and Dr. Preston M. Harris, of Ohio State university. English visiting instructors: Prof. Robert A. Law of the University of Texas, a widely known student of Shakespeare; and Prof. Roger P. Mc Cutcheon, head of the English depart ment and Dean of the Graduate school of Tulane university. STUDENTS, FACULTY, and TOWNSPEOPLE Here's Hoping You Enjoy Your Vacation Thank you for your patronage this year And we hope we'll see many of you next year N. C. CAFETERIA THANKS! TO THE STUDENT BODY FOR THEIR PATRONAGE Best of Luck To The Seniors And to the undergraduates Wishes for a pleasant summer and we're looking for ward to your return in September. Ledbetter-Fickard t : a. real: Americana Play A Greater Film! 1 i THE BOOR EXCHANGE I CLASSIFIED PLEASE If the person who took my books from the back steps of Everett will return the notebook he may keep the texts, and no ques tions asked. Allan Brown, 3 Petti-grew. MUSICIANS Reed, Double men, Brass, Drums, Piano, Guitar, Brass Bass, String Bass, to play in new dance band. Good prospects See B. Gardner, Sigma Chi or 205 Carr. WANTED TO RENT 3 or 4 room furnished house. Geo. Goodfellow, Pender's Store. 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' - 1 .a osette 99 Tuesday RALPH FORBES ALICE MOORE in "Woman Against the World' Wednesday HUMPHREY BOGART FRANK McHUGH in "Swing Your Lady" Thursday MADGE EVANS JOHN BOLES ouuiers in i aracnse Friday VICTOR McLAGLEN in BATTLK OF BROADWAY" , . ununu T x 1 Late Show Friday "SIGN OF THE CROSS" Saturday JANE WITHERS in "RASCALS" ffilllillllllM ward. Noel Woodhouse.
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