THE DAILY TAB HEEL
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1945
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8 Skill
13 Beverage
13 Cowboy
14 Portuguese coin
15 To sheltered side
18 Puff up
17 Finish
18 Breakfast food
20 Fly
23 Took food
33 Radio character
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31 Period of time
12 Girl's name
33 Walk feebly
37 Grape beverage
40 Age
41 Lamprey
42 Wind Instrument
45 Scheduled
49 High priest
60 Tiny hairs
52 Land measure
53 Bite
84 Fawning person
65 Fastener
58 Child
67 Ko-Ko" weapon
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5 Rotated
6 Wallaba
7 Hard substance
8 First showing ot
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9 Region
10 Tear
11 Rise and fan of
ocean
19 Hearing organ.
21 Little devil
24 Place firmly
25 Dove's call
26 Emmet
28 Heat source
29 India (abbr.)
30 Declare
34 A number
35 Builds
36 Amount of food
37 Next to
38 passes from one
to other
39 Winged
42 Copper coin
43 Mixture
44 Transported
48 Last bugle call
47 Silkworm
48 Slight depression
51 New Guinea
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DANCE TONIGHT AT THE CANDLELIGHT
After the Presidential Nomination Convention.
Candlelight Room
Hear DINAH SHORE in ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD at BookShop
Alpha Gam Meet
There will be a Board of Resi
dents meeting at 5 p. m. Thurs
day afternoon at the Alpha Gam
ma Delta house.
Send the Daily Tar Heel home !
PICK THEATRE
NOW PLAYING
Presented just
- for fun by
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CLASSIFIED
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and turned in at the Daily Tab Heel business
office. Graham Memorial, by 3 o'clock the day
preceding publication. Dial 8641. Fifty cents
each inch and fraction. The Daily Tab fim
will be responsible only for the first incorrect
Insertion and then only to the extent of a
make-good insertion to be run only in ease
of an error which lessens the value of the ad
vertisement. LOST
Tan wallet, at or in vicinity of
Graham Memorial. If found,
please return to J. C. Barefoot.
Reward. (R-7902.)
Light-framed glasses, slightly
harlequin, lost without case in
Graham Memorial Sunday
night. Reward. Nancy Davis,
301 Mclver.
FOUND
One pair plastic-rimmed glasses,
near Porthole, last Saturday
night. Call Mrs. Smith, 4541 or
5826. (R-7914)
FOR SALE
Univex Movie Camera-F3.5 Lens.
Call J. J. Barefoot, F-3221,
after 5:30. (R-7903)
TAR HEEL EDITOR
(Continued from first page)
of $50 for each offense or viola
tion'
Since the order carried a man
datory fine of $50, the court
could not alter the amount. Aft
er the case was discussed, Judge
Henry Whitfield said that he
realized the fine was "stiff".
After holding the case open, the
court found there was no law
ful way to reduce the fine and
the case was closed.
Weaver Hit Court
Weaver said In his letter:
"How can a Kangaroo Court
a high sounding name for such
a degenerated Recorder's Court
as we have here legally show
discrimination arnong the peo
ple who serve the inmates un
der its jurisprudence?"
Editor Morrison made the fol
lowing statement concerning the
letter: "Whether Weaver is
right or wrong in his accusa
tions I am totally unaware, but
that he has the right to speak
and write for all to hear and
read I can not deny. If his state
ments were untrue, I shall urge
the court to convict him of slan
der and contempt. Let me repeat
again that the Daily Tar Heel is
Stuart Is Chosen
CRIL Chairman
At a regular meeting last
Saturday evening, the Council
for Religion in Life, campus re
ligious union, elected officers for
the coming year. Walt Stuart
was elected chairman, Ben Perl
mutter, vice-chairman, Gene
Wilkins, secretary, and Gay
Morenus, permanent program
chairman. . ..
CRIL will start a vigorous
overseas relief drive May 12.
This drive will include clothing,
canned foods, and money con
tributions. Boxes .for clothing
will be located at the "Y" and
at Lenoir Hall. Those for canned
foods will be placed in the va
rious grocery stores throughout
the town. The money contribu
tion boxes will be located in
many adyantageious points
around the campus and in town.
STUDENT PARTY
(Continued frem first page)
from Harrisonburg, Va. He is
a member of the Honor Coun
cil, Legislature, where he is
chairman of the Finance Com
mittee, member of Order of the
Grail, Interdormitory Council,
Student Audit Board, and Cam
pus Orientation Committee.
Delegates at Large
Tag Montague and Barbara
Cashion were . chosen as Stu
dent Council delegates at large.
Montague is a rising junior from
Winston-Salem, assistant busi
ness manager ' of the Yackety
Yack, on the social committee of
the Veterans Association, and
is active in intramural swim
ming where he won three first
riot responsible for material con
tained in the letters' we receive
from our readers."
places. In high school he was ac
tive in athlectics and student
government.
Barbara Cashion, rising Soph
omore from Chapel Hill, is Presi
dent of the Town Girls Associa
tion and on the Executive Coun
cil of the Freshman class. She
was editor of her Chapel Hill
thigh school newspaper.
Publications Board
Bob Morrison, a rising Sen
ior, has been Editor of the Daily
Tar Heel since last spring and
a writer for Carolina Mag;
Member of Graham Memorial
Board of Directors; member of
Executive Committee, Student
Welfare Board; and 'many other
positions. Before coming to Caro
lina, he was managing editor of
The Davidsonian at Davidson
college.
Jack Booraem, a commerce
major and rising Junior from
Fort Michaels, Md., was nomina
ted as junior representative to
the Publications Board. In high
school, he was co-founder and
first president of Stuctent Coun
cil and associate editor of two
high school papers. He served
as an Infantryman for nearly
four years, returning to Caro
lina last fall. '
Next Meeting
Chuck Heath, chairman, an
nounced that the SP will meet to
night at 9 o'clock in Memorial
Hall to choose delegates for
President and Vice-President of
the Student Party. ,
Sound and Fury Cast
All persons who have been
notified about their part in Sound
and Fury's new show, "Change
for a Penny," are requested to
pick up their scripts in Graham
Memorial Wednesday afternoon
between 2 and 4 o'clock in the
Student Organization room on
the second floor.
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Herman to Present
Band At University
Winning Contest
Woody Herman, leader of the
"band that plays the blues," is
sponsoring a nation-wide "Win
A Band" contest. As a first prize,
Herman is offering the use of
his sterling orchestra to the col
lege of the winning contestant.
"The Herd," as Herman's group
is known in swing circles, would
be flown directly to the campus
in a 58 passenger PCA Capito
liner, to play free of charge for
an end of the semester dance or
a big party for the entire uni
versity. In addition, the winner would
receive a self-charging portable
radio plus a thousand dollars in
cash.
In his letter to the editor of
the Daily Tar Heel, Herman did
not disclose the details of the con
test, but said that all pertinent
information could be obtained by
tuning in the "Woody Herman
Show" over the local American
Broadcasting Company Station.
Onsbacher is Speaker
For Alpha P si Delta
" Dr. Onsbacher from Duke Uni
versity will be the speaker at the
meeting of Alpha Psi Delta
Thursday night at 8 o'clock in
110 New West Building. His
topic will be "The Attitude of
German Prisoners Towards Na
tional Socialism." Dr. Onsbacher
has just returned from Germany.
All interested persons are invited
to hear his talk.
Gi3 Your Angel
by Helena Rubinstein
She's an angel but so
worldly-wise. She keeps
you guessing and you
love it! Enchanting
bouquet-blend with an
artful undertone.
HEAVEN-SENT PERFUME,
7.50, 6.00, 3.50. Purse size 1.00
HEAVEN-SENT EAU DE
TOILETTE, 3.25, 1.75, 1.00
HEAVEN-SENT COLOGNE
COMPACT, 1.50
HEAVEN-SENT BODY
POWDER, 1.25, .75
flat Federal Tm .
Sutton's Drug Store
LEGISLATURE
(Continued from page one)
silly then' it already looks in the
eyes of the students.
Wallace Wanted
Jimmy Wallace wanted the
legislature to further subdivide
the voting districts in the dormi
tories, but a motion by Lackey
to leave them the way they stand
was passed by the legislature.
New Members
Members of the new elections
committee as appointed by Hunt
are legislators Grizzard, Saun
ders, Jernigan, Dupes, Wallace,
Saleeby, Taylor, Spain, Goerch,
Jeffries, Mann, Huske, Adams,
Lloyd, Potts, and Lackey.
The legislature will meet
again Thursday night at 7:30
p.m. in Gerrard Hall to hear a
preliminary report from this
committee, which will have its
first meeting today at 4:00 p.m.
in Memorial Hall.
Chi Phi Pinup
O. B. Givens, Jr., Chi Phi, has
pinned Mildred Bulluck.
University Service
Station
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, . Metropolitan's Leading
Bass-Baritone
Brought to
Memorial Hall
University of North
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PHI MU ALPHA
May 27 at 8:30 P. M.
A few good tickets still
available.
TICKETS ON SALE
at
Ledbetter-Pickard's
Mail Orders:
Phi Mu Alpha
Box 82, Chapel Hill
Tickets, incl. tax, $1.23,
$1.85, $2.46
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