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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1916
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Comdr. Carroll
Relieved Of Duty
Allen G. Schnable
To Report Feb. 20
The tour of duty of Lieuten
ant Commander H. W. Carroll,
USNR, executive officer of the
NROTC unit here, will expire
late this month, and Commander
Allen G. Schnable, USN, has
been nominated by the Navy De
partment to take his place.
Commander Schnable will re-
CLASSIFIED
Advertisements must be paid for in advance
and turned in at the Tar Heel business office.
Graham Memorial, by 1 o'clock the day preced
ing publication. Fifty cents (.50c) eacn Inch
Bnd fraction.
WILL CONSIDER selling brand
new house nearing comple
tion, excellent neighborhood.
Five large rooms downstairs,
extra large bath. Hardwood
floors, beautiful location,
big lot, basement. Flagstone
terrace in front, big rear
porch with cement floor. Two
large unfinished rooms up
stairs. Close to campus. Price
reasonable. Archie P. Daniels,
Art Dept., U.N.C., Chapel
Hill, N. C.
LOST Camel's hair overcoat at
dance Saturday night. Single
stitching on lapels. REWARD.
Charles Afflick, Phi Delta
Theta House.
LOST One tan camel's hair
topcoat in Lenoir Hall about
January 15th. REWARD. C
O. Money, 32 Old West.
LOST One Chi Omega sorority
pin. REWARD. Robertine
Roberts. Dial 6096.
port to Chapel Hill on or about
Feb. 20. He comes with a rich
background of experience at
sea, where he did an outstand
ing job as submarine command
ing officer and was cited for
meritorious conduct in action on
a submarine war patrol against
the Japanese.
ine newiy-appomted execu
tive officer was graduated from
the Naval Academy in 1934 with
a bachelor of science degree and
has a well-rounded background
in naval duties both ashore and
at sea.
Commander Carroll came to
the campus on Feb. 9, 1942.
Commander Carroll, who has
served since Feb. 9, 1942, ex
pects to be discharged soon after
his release here. He said he will
remain at his Chapel Hill home
until June, when he plans to re
turn to New York to enter pri
vate business.
S'& F Spring Review
Holds Talent Tests
Sound and Fury's own Patty
Harry, the Hubba Hubba Girl is
only one example of the comely
beauty that will take part in S
& F.'s spring review, "State of
the Campus." Other contestants
for the Hubba Hubba contest
such as Nancy Fitch, Terry Ma
verick, Hallie Dockery, and Cher
rie Divelbiss will also be part of
this forthcoming production.
The tryouts are being held this
week in the S. & F. office on the
2nd floor of Graham Memorial
from 3 to 5:30 o'clock. Coeds
and men both, if you can write,
act, sing, play, dance, or com
pose, come to see Pokey Alexan
der in the Sound and Fury Office
today.
Woman's Magazine
To Offer Prizes
For Best Story
"Mademoiselle" magazine will
award 250 for the best short
story submitted by a woman un
dergraduate in its current con
test. The winning story, which
should be from 1,500 to 3,000
words in length, will be publish
ed in the August 1946 issue of
the magazine. In case it should
be impossible to determine a
single outstanding story, $250
will be paid for each story pub
lished in that issue.
"Mademoiselle" reserves the
right to purchase any story
other than prizewinners at
regular publication rates. Stories
which have been printed in col
lege magazines may be submit
ted but they must not have been
printed elsewhere.
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ioung women interested m
further details may write "Made
moiselle" at 122 East 42nd
Street, New York, 17, N. Y.
union, Miss Martha Rice, direc
tor, said recently, "I would like
to express our thanks to the Hil
lel Foundation for their thought
ful contribution, and I hope we
may continue and improve our
service to them, and the campus
as a whole. The money will be
put into the fund for the con
struction of the new wing on the
south end of the building, which
is now being planned."
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Sam Daniels, President of the
Freshman Class, has announced
that the freshmen at WC are en
tertaining the freshman boys
here at Chapel Hill next Satur
day, Feb. 9, at 8:30 p.m. with
an informal dance at the recre
ation hall of the college in
Greensboro. Provisions have
been made to charter sufficient
buses to carry approximately
one hundred members of the lo
cal class to Greensboro, leaving
here Saturday afternoon and re
turning that night. It is urged
that all those boys interested in
attending the dance sign up at
once in the "Y" lobby. There
will be a representative of the
class in the lobby every after- I
noon for the remainder of the
week to collect the round trip
fee of $1.75. The time of depar
ture will be announced later.
Hillel Gives Money
To Graham Memorial
In appreciation for services
rendered, Graham Memorial re
ceived a twenty-five dollar check
from the Hillel Foundation last
week, along with the following
letter :
"Please accept the enclosed
gift as a token of HilleFs appre
ciation for the kindness shown
to it by Graham Memorial.
Sincerely, Rabbi Isadore Bu
dick." Speaking for the student
SWIMMERS
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best man that the Blue Devils
had to offer all afternoon, but
in the anchor leg Gardner easily
outdistanced Duke's Ocken to
win going away, ine time was
3:16.2.
Shumate and Little finished
one-two to garner eight points
for Carolina in the 50-yard free
style dash. Shumate's time was
25.2. Burgoyne of Duke was
third.
Mac Erie of the Blue Dolphins
easily took the diving with a
total of 211.8 points, while his
teammate, Swigert, nosed out
Duke's Klause for second place.
Jenkins won the 150-yard
backstroke easily in 1:44.4. The
battle in this event was for
second place with Cannon final
ly gaining the edge over Thomp
son of Duke.
Duke gained its only second
place of the day in the 200-yard
breaststroke as Sutton finished
behind Jack Zimmerman but
ahead of Carolina's Davies.
The relay team of Norwood,
Frazier, Little and Ficklen took
the 400-yard relay from Duke in
4:25.5.
Send the Daily Tar Heel Home
Campus Issues
Subject Of YMCA
Supper Forum
"Is There Too Much Student
Government on the Campus?"
will be discussed at the regular
bi-monthly "Y" Supper Forum
tonight at 6:00 o'clock in the
basement of the Methodist
church.
Allan Pannill will give the
students' viewpoint on this con
troversial subjejct in a discus
sion patterned after the radio
program, Town Hall of the Air.
A member of the faculty or ad
ministration will present that
side of the issue.
After these two statements,
Pat Kelly, acting as moderator,
will throw the floor opeg for
questions from the audience.
Kay Farrell, secretary of the
YWCA, stated that tickets will
be on sale for 35 cents in the
YMCA lobby all day. "The fo
rum will not last later than 7:15
p. m. " she said, and "all student
body members are invited."
Boxers Prepare
For Army Scrap
North Carolina's mittmen.
batting an even .500 now after
having split two successive en
counters, will take on their third
rival of the season this coming
Saturday night, as they travel to
West Point where they will clash
with unbeaten Army. Coach
Jule Medwin and his squad have
entertained South Carolina with
a defeat, but met a stone wall at
Charlottesville, Va. last Satur
day night, dropping one to Vir
ginia's Cavaliers, 5-3. There was
much discussion as to the offici
ating of the Carolina-Virginia
tussle, as many eye-witness spec
tators commented on several
bum decisions" given the Tar
Heels.
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