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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1942
PAGE FOUR
THE DAIL TAR HEEL
Cemetery Fodder
4 V By Madison Wright
The Infirmary's squad of microbes
scored another minor gain on the Uni
versity front yesterday when 49 pa
tients were down for the count. The
latest communique from Microbe GHQ
stated that they are still not satisfied
and are planning to open a second front
"sometime in January." N
Pre-Flight victims : Andrews, Ary
nah, Baker, Boadro, Brooks, Coogan,
Goodreault, Grady, Hutchinson
Krumm, Loughrey, Luce, McKenzie,
Pingree," Roush, Santralli, Cadet X,
Wolff.
UNC casualties Frances Allison, Ir
ving Alperin, Jean Aycock, Ben Cavin,
George Cluttz, Kermit Edney, Robert
Elwell, David Fiske, Charles Herty,
Dwight Hinkle, John Hood, Matt Mc
Dade, Marion Mills, Lydia Munroe,
Jesse Nalle, John Neblett, Paul Nolan,
George Norwood, John Nourse, R. H.
Peacock, Warren Perry, A. B. Peter
son, Albert Pierce, John Pleasants,
Eleanor Shelton, Mary Truslow, Mary
Turner, William Vail, John Waldroup,
Mason Whitney, Hadley Wilson, and
Bruce Winslow.
J French Fraternity
To Assemble Tonight
Tau Psi Omega, honorary French
fraternity, will hold a business meet
ing tonight at the home of M. Georges
Lurcy.
Members will meet at the YMCA at
7:45 and go to the meeting from there.
INTRAMURALS
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as yet no opponent has been able to
break it up. " .
Phi Delta Chi used the spectacular
playing of Canady to great advantage
and took one touchdown victory over
Steele, 6-0. The game was very bit
terly fought throughout, with Steele
threatening to score on several occa
sions. Kemp had a field day as he scored
three touchdowns to lead the NRO'TC
"A" team to a 27-6 victory over Kap
pa Psi. Kemp scored two touch
downs by intercepting passes and then
caught one from a teammate for a
third tally. Kale and Boak gave Kemp
CPA
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now in operation at Duke and Wake
Forest. .
Friday's program will be largely con
cerned with the 1942 revenue act. Talks
and discussions by leading national tax
officials and attorneys will be supple
mented by a round table assembly. At
the dinner George S. Olive, president
of the American Institute of Account
ing, will describe "The Impact of War
Regulations on Accounting Problems."
a great deal of assistance. -Taylor
scored the loser's lone score on an in
terception. Windley played a fine de
fensive game for the losers.
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Rolling up one of the biggest scores
of the intramural season, St. An
thony water polo team smashed an
outclassed Kappa Alpha squad, 18-0.
Parmenter. and Singer lead the St.
Anthony attack which drove home
goals almost at will.
Before the war, China had 108 col
leges.
Phi Executives Meet
An important executive meeting of
the Phi assembly will be held this af
ternoon at 4:30 in Graham Memorial.
The following are to attend : Elton Ed
wards, Bob Rosenast, Jessica Graham,
E. O. Brogdan, Joe Lehman and Frank
Earnheart.
YWCA Holds Classes
For Coed Knitters
The social service group of the YW
CA will inaugurate a knitting, class
Friday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock.
. The session will be held every Friday
between these hours in the Country
Club room, second floor of the YMCA
building. Both beginners and experi
enced knitters are welcome to come and
take part in the workfor the Red Cross
and the American Friends Service
committee.
Those girls who would like tox learn
how to knit may receive free instruc
tion any afternoon this week by going
to the apartment of the YWCA secre
tary, Mrs. Martha Johnson, apartment
9 in the Village Apartments. These
girls must bring their own needles,
number 6, and their own yarn.
The plan of work as outlined by the
social service committee involves knit
ting sweaters, sox and other items for
the men in the armed forces. This work
is to be done for the Red Cross, yarn
may be obtained at the Episcopal Pa
rish house any morning from 9 to
12:30. Girls must use their own needles.
CLASSIFIED
Advertisements must be paid for in advance
and turned in at the Tar Heel business
office, Z03 Graham Memorial, by 1 o'clock
the day preceding publication. Fifty centa
($.50) each insertion.
WANTED Student to fire furnace
in exchange for single room, two
blocks from campus. Call 6541 or
apply 205 Wilson Ct.
FOR VICTORY: BUY BONDS
"MRS HADLEY" JUST CAN'T BE
BOTHERED WITH THE WAR!
How perfectly ridiculous, "thought
the indignant Mrs. Hadley, for the
government to interrupt her biggest
social function of the year with news
of the Pearl Harbor attack. How
stupid of them to get all excited about
the little Japs 3000 miles away.
It never occurred to this imperious,
proud, wealthy society woman that
men were being smashed to pulp, that
mighty U. S. battleships were flaming
or sunken wrecks!
Then something strange happened
to Mrs. Hadley. She became. a militant
American fighting, struggling,
working for Victory! This transform
ation of one woman results in a pic
ture which is almost as good as "Mrs.
Miniver"!
"The War Against Mrs. Hadley"
with Edward Arnold and Fay Bainter,
playing at the Carolina Theatre, Nov
ember 18th and 19th. ADV.
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Chapel Hill Flower Shop
(Opposite the Post Office)
Will give flowers to the
one guessing the score at
the end of the first half.
Score at end of first half
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CAROLINA MEN'S SHOP
Will Give
TWO OXFORD SHIRTS
To the student guessing the number of UNC
' passes completed
NUMBER OF UNC PASSES COMPLETED
DATE
TIME
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LEDBETTER - PICKARD
Offers a
$1.00 BOX OF STATIONARY
To the Student guessing the No. of Carolina
Punts
NUMBER OF CAROLINA PUNTS
DATE
TIME
BRUCE'S 5c - $1.00 STORE
Offers a
STUDENT DESK LAMP
To the Student guessing the total number of
first downs by both teams
NUMBER OF FIRST DOWNS
DATE
TIME
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Will give $2.00 on
any article selected
for nearest correct
CAROLINA SCORE
DUKE SCORE
DATE
TIME
DIRECTIONS
1. Fill in each coupon yith predictions, and sub
mit to the sponsoring, merchant.
2. Coupons must be submitted by noon, Saturday,
November 14th.
3. In case of ties, the coupon submitted the earliest
will win.
4. Answer most nearly correct will-win.
5. Put name and address clearly on each coupon.
6. Place date and time submitted on coupon.
THE CAROLINA SPORT SHOP
Offers 3 tennis balls to the student guessing
the total number of attempted conversions
missed.
NUMBER OF ATTEMPTE CONVERSIONS MISSED
DATE TIME
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WILL GIVE A $1.25 PICTURE ALBUM
to the student guessing the number of Car
olina Passes attempted
NUMBER OF PASSES ATTEMPTED
DATE
TIME ...
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THE CAROLINA PHARMACY
offers
ANY $1.50 PIPE IN STOCK
to the student guessing the number of Duke
First Downs
NO. OF DUKE FIRST DOWNS
DATE TIME
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THE PINES
Will give a free T-bone steak dinner to the
student guessing the number of yards U.
N. C. gains by rushing
U. N. C. YARDAGE GAINED BY RUSHING .
THE COMMUNITY CLEANERS
WILL GIVE $2.00 WORTH OF FREE CLEANING
to the student guessing the Carolina Yard
age gained by passes
CAROLINA YARDAGE GAINED BY PASSES
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