FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 19
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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JA trf s : Glee Club
Tfc'Hold; Try outs
T tfoittryouf s for the men's
GI Cfib win be held through
Out thV remainder of the week,
starting today, Monday the
29th, ihrough Friday Oct. 5th;
on; the second floor of Hill Hall
between 2:30 and 4:30 each
; 1 " The Colonial Inn
. Hillsboro, North Carolina
EXCELLENT FOOD IN AN APPETIZING
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' Table D'Hote or A La Carte Service
Breakfast from 7:30 to 9:30 Luncheon from 11:30 to 2:00
Tea from 2:30 to 5:30 Dinner from 6:00 to 8:00
Sunday Dinner and Supper from 1:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.
- ' Eastern Standard Time
(Dining Room Closed Mondays)
PLEASE WRITE OR CALL FOR
RESERVATIONS
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of telepHone wire and cable.
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,Vvt)06,D6 thit will be made today to
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afternoon.
The first rehearsal for those
who are already members of
the chorals group will be held
in Hill Hall, Monday Sept. 29
at 5:00 P.M.
You may glean knowledge by
reading, but you must separate
the chaff from the wheat by
thinking. Osborne.
Broadcasting Co.
with a system
any one of some 53,000,000 telephones
here and abroad.
The operation of this vast system is big
business. It is a complex, many-sided busi
ness in which thousands of college trained
men are working in their chosen fields
development or research, engineering
planning, accounting or statistics, public
contacts, supervision of operations or other
phases, of management. These men Have
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Do;t Priority Plans
The policy -for- dormitory
room-assignments this year' has
been rnnounced by James E.
Wads worth, housing officer, in
answer, to questions' from many
students.
Herenfter for the benefit of
students on the waiting list for
dormitory space, Mr.. Wads
worth will post a notice of the
first 50 names with ranking
priority in his office at-207
South building. This will elim
inate the difficulty of getting in
touch with eligible students
once space is available if those
desiring dormitory accommoda
tions will consult the list on the
bulletin board regularly. To
prevent further confusion, all
students should inform . the
housing office of any change of
address immediately.
. In February of 1946 the Uni
versity trustees established a
priority schedule giving prefer
ence to the student presently
enrolled in the University, to
the old student returning to the
University, and to the veteran
just entering the University. In
each category consideration
went first to the State veteran,
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BRUNO WALTER
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SPORTLIGHT
TODAY
CAROLINA
Announces
next to the nbn-yeteran of the
State, and then ,to the out-of-
state veteran and non-veteran
Out of the 23 campus dormi
tories one was, set aside for
1947 State high school grad
uates. ;
. At present old students still
waiting for housing space are
on file in the chronological or
der of the date of their entrance
into the University and their
payment of room deposits. Mr
Wadsworth hopes to place all
students who entered the Sep
tember term, 1946, in dormi
tories sometime this fall. Since
at least one new dormitory is
expected to be completed by
January, this should accommo
date all students who were in
school during the last year.
Chapel Hill Police Cars
To Have New Radios
Chapel Hill's two police cars
will soon be equipped with
two-way radios, 'the city board
of aldermen recently announc
ed. The radios are war surplus
equipment, which will cost ap
proximately $350.
At the present time, the pa
trol cars cpntact headquarters
by telephone. When the radios
are installed, headquarters v ill
be able to dispatch messages lo
either car at any time. An an
tenna, 25 feet high, will be
placed on the Town Hall roof.
The new system will enable
Chapel Hill to communicate
with Durham police and will al
so provide immediate contact
with any highway patrol car
cruising within a radius of 12
to ,15 miles of Chapel Hill.
Bonds Issued to Cover
Cost of Street Repairs
In order to finance the cost of
repairing the network of streets
in the center of town, the Board
of Aldermen voted for a bond
issue totaling $12,000. Bids were
received September 5 for the job
of patching, resurfacing and
seal-coating the 40,000 square
yards of street.
Under the state constitution
these bonds can be issued by the
Aldermen, without a popular
vote, because the amount is not
more than two-thirds of the re
duction debt of last year. Any
question of the validity of the
ordinance must be submitted to
the Aldermen, . within ,30 days
after its enactment.
Due to the war and its result
ing shortages the city's streets
have been allowed to deterio
rate, and the increased traffic
on the streets adjacent to
Franklin St. make it imperative
that this project be completed
as soon as possible.
Speed laws aren't the only
good reason you're smart to
know vhat you're driving at.
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Ma? Editor Predicts Improvement
"Because we have a year of
staff experience, campus-wide
interest, and a larger student
body the Carolina Magazine
staff is looking forward to a
greatly improved publication
this year," Editor Fred Jacob-
son declared yesterday.
In its policy to print the best
of fiction, feature, humor, art,
and photography the Carolina
Magazine has consistently been
the best medium for student
writers and artists. With an ex
perienced executive staff to
guide the publication the Mag
azine hopes to draw many new
workers into the field.
Little or no experience is
needed. There are many new op
enings in established depart
ments. Photography Editor Stan
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September 29th,
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Bendix Laundry
last house on W. Franklin St.
will wash clothes at forty
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