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Ao rouit THE DAILY TAR IIEEU -Cheerleaders- (Continued rem page 1) . that, if elected, he will base the amount of cheering on. the de tircs of the students. He aid that one of the bijf questions in his imind is the cheering at fcasket- ball games. "I am in favor of S encoring at the games,'' Jones said, "but it will be up to the team and the students as to whether we cheer or-not, and ifjof so, to what extent." ,m In describing the type of chier ing he wants, Jones' said he wanted a "unique, rythmic beatj for the Carolina yeUs. We will j revive a few cf the old cheers," he continued, "and add a number j new ones witn tms idea- in j Campus Cafe ' E. FRANKLIN STREET . Open from 7 A. M. - 2 A. M. ALL KINDS OF SANDWICHES- -REASONABLE PRICES Phone F-3458 " '"T-- It's The Talk Of The Town MY CLOTHES ARE PRICELESS i "- - MY CLOTHES ARE PRICED LESS Ruth don Gon Fashion Shop Durliam's Only Exclusive Upstairs Ladies Shop' Directly across from Uptown Theater . .' Durham, N. C. Charr.ulis? promised to work in; close ccnneclicn with the card-j board, if elected, and- revealed a plan which calls for the ue of reversible blue and white hats to be used by the students to form words and numbers along with the card stunts. He also plans to give a large amount of publicity to the pep rallies, parades and demonstrations, and to keep the cheerleaders operative through out the year. . ' In connection with the card stunts, Jones said that "particu lar stress will be put on the ani mated stunts," adding that "time ly themes will be used at every game." He also emphasized the fact that he wants to work very closely with the University Club in order to promote better school spirit and to drum up more inter est in minor sports. "Along this line," "Jones stated, . "I will work to have mofe and better parades at out-of-town games to let the peoples know that Carolina is around. I also want to lend a holiday atmosphere to home game weekends." In ending his statement of plat form, Jones said that he wants to see the job of cheerleaders ex tended more fully with them act ing as hosts to visiting teams. He concluded by saying that, if elect ed, he will have his cheerleaders "strive particularly to give visi tors a true and lasting impression of the Carolina spirit, and will take the old college try with us when the team plays away from home." CAMPUS BRIEFS f Items tor this column mut be tiruirgnt or phor.ed in to tie DTH offices b regular dcad Ime time. 3 o'clock wcekdav af tcnsonr.s 3-id 10: JO Saturday -Elections- ! (Continued front page 1 ) j sional school? t the University. ' j He suggested e meeting cf stu-! 1 the Southeast to c:scuss the mat Episcopal Church Sets Weeks' Services -Procedure- TUESDAY, APRIL 4. 1350 -Political- i A schedule at the i i were reieasea fCon'nied from pnge 1) ; eluded. Vote in Memorial lia of Il.jiy Week serv-i. crf3 Town District 3 includes Episcopal Church; -, ,tudents living ir. iwithwest iter of eliminating racial diserim- j j motion in state higher leducation. Much to the aizy of some persons, today will not end the spring political whirl. In at least two major offices, runoffs will probably have to be conducted next Tuesday. One of those is the presidency and the other is the editorship of The Daily Tar Heel. A candidate must take a majority of all votes cast to go into office on the first ballot. Rev. David W. Yates. Rector. institutions of! ioaa ana xomorow mere v.iii yesterday by the ; 5tCljon cf Cl.apei Hill to north EFFIE CORDIALLY INVITES HER of Chapel Hill pastry fame University!; arjd Village' Friends to' 1 V ' '.'THE OPENING OFJ HER ' . . i .... . JI4 ; SHOP MA Smile for all" ... . J 40312 W. Rosemary St. ON TUESDAY, APRIL 4 CAKES AND PIES "Mce" Mom's" " Phone F-5614 SELECT YOUR EASTER CARDS NOW Sunday, April 19ih Is The Date r Your ihoughifulEas!e1?sa9t ' will 4speci'ly appreciated ifSCQvely Otrnn card from our complete seriSt i LEDBETTER.PICKARD Stationery Store East Franklin St. Tri Delta Alumnae will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. S. Pretlow Wineborne, 410 Pritchard Ave. All new alumnae in town are in vited. TMA will meet at 7 o'clock tonight in Graham Memorial's Horace Wil liams Lounge to discuss a party 'Sound and Fury witn tne ureensuoro lown ziu- tryouts for their Spring produc dents Association. I j tion wm be held tomorrow and c . , ' Thursday nights in Memorial OjJUnibn VIUU . 1 Hall beginning at 7:30. will meet at 6 o'clock tonight f or ' . - . . super m the Carolina inn uaie- niunu rm Uiiieyu CLASSIFIEDS ANNOUNCEMENT WHERE TO EAT! FOUND A FINE place to eat. Colonial House System jiic x uuu. vsyKit. avtuii.-Aiiuis. ii ci.in. midnite. Fri. & Sat. IX a. m. to 2 a.m. teria. Radio Majors meet in Swain Hall tonight at 7:30 for a departmental meeting. Erasmus Club ' .- of Duke University meets with Philological Club at 8 o'clock to night in Faculty Clubroom of Morehead to hear Dr. W. H. Brownlee of Duke read a paper. University String Trio of Edgar Alden, violinist; Efrim Fruchtman, cellist, and Wilton Mason; pianist will present initial recital tonight at 8:30 in Hill Hall Auditorium. b Holy Communion at 7 and 10 o'clock in the morning. There will be an evening service today at 5:16 and tomorrow at 4:15. All services will be in the large church. A Twilight. Service, a. new feature this year, will be held at 7 o'clock each evening, lasting 15 minutes. Thursday, Hol Communion will take place of the Twilight Service and begin at 8 o'clock. Good Friday's three-hour serv ice will last from noon until 3 o'clock. Worshipers are asked to enter or leave during the singing cf a hymn, which will occur about every 15 minutes. The Newest News in Spring Fashions will hold an open meeting for,' prospective pledges at 7 o'clock j tonight in Room 202 of the Y. A Meeting ' for Reynolds for Senate will be held in Horace Williams Lounge in Graham Memorial at 7:31) to night. Folk Dance Meeting wil meet in the Dance Studio of the Women:; Gym at " 5 o'clock this afternoon. So the bulletin boards may be plastered for another week to come, and the candidates may be seen in the Y court talking for all they're worth f orx the same length of time.' But next "week, as today, the voters get the last word in. Dr. William Kohn OPTOMETRIST PHONE 3686 . Over Carolina Coffee Shop Monday-Friday: 9-G Saturday: 9-1' FOR YOUR WEEKENDS AND SUM mer vacations, visit the Greenwood Hotel at Virginia Beach. Located on the ocean front. Providing you all beach privileges plus near-by golfing, iismng. tennis, norse-oacK riding and dancing under the stars. Reasonable rates. Write Greenwood Hotel. 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(1-2753-1) FOR SALE OR RENT 4'i room house furnished or unfur nished 28 Rogerson Drive. Phone F 5364. (1-2753-1) Can Be Found ar JACK LIPI'IAN'S 3 1 THIS IS A m I lib -linRlkll MM M mJk m mM sr-::.. m y mm mm STQS.Y... told th FOUND FOUND A WAY FOR STUDENTS to improve the financial management of Carolina's publications. Elect Zane Robbing (Junior) & Frar.K Allston (At Large), UP candidates for Publications Board. (staff-nc) LOST BROWN SHEAFFER AUTOMATIC pencil. Please return to A.-Kaufman. 301 Graham Dorm. (1-2757-1) 1 m x I STORY... rz i m mm i 1:1" 6C of Cameron and west of of Old Fraternity Row with the except tion of those living north of Franklin Street and east of North Columbia Street. Students living in Greensboro, Canboro, Dur ham and Hillsboro vote in Me morial Hall, Women's Dorm District 1 in cludes residents of Mclver, Al derman and Kenan. Vote in Al derman. Women's Dorm District 2 in cludes residents of Spencer, Carr, 1 Q1I1UI Ol Our No. 1 Gift a- . ... . .Hi m . J "1 from Parltr.Worid Pn Authority . . . th Ntw "51 with th oavazmg Fofo f it Fillw! Easy 7rms . 13 50 v (Continued jrom page I) trol body. At large Student Council can didates, seeking three seats, are Nancy Smith, Dick Jenrette and Bill Craft on the University Par ty ticket, and Larry Botto. Jack Tripp and Ed McLeod on the Student Party slate. "Restricted to men voters will be decisions in races for seven seats on the Men's Honor Coun cil, three 'members of the Stu dent Council, and 22 Student Legislature seats. and Smith. Vote in Memorial Hal except for Spencer, which votes in Alderman. All women living in town will vote in Memorial Hall. WENTWORTH AND SLOAN Jewelers E. Franklin St. Ask any old grad. He'll tell you he had . W. fllllUFTTF COLBERT 2o. TODAY VILLAGE Gene Frances Caraher Carol Cubine Nancy Frazer Gene Hines Billie McCalla Billie Moore Nancy Norwood Ellyn Pell Joyce Richert "ic Revlon's exciting "Miss Fashion Plate of 950" contest closes mid night, Saturday, April 15! Cast your ballot, today! The girl who wins the title "Miss Fashion Plate of 1950" on your cam pus will receive a full year's supply of Revlon proa'uets FREE I If she wins the national "Miss Fashion Plate of 1950" title she will get a free trip to Bermuda by Pan American Clipper, including an expense-free week at the famous "Castle Harbour", plus seven other thrilling prizes? an RCA Victor "Globetrotter" portable radio, a Lane Hope Chest; an Amelia Ear. hart Party Case in "Revlon Red" Have you cast your ballot for Revlon's ! "Miss Fashion Plate of 1950"? leather; a necklace, bracelet and earring set by Trifari; o silver-plated lighter, cigarette urn and tray set by Ronson,- a year's supply of Berkshire's nylon stockings; a Wittnauer wrist watch. Choose your candidate on four counts only: beauty and charm . . . fashion knowledge and dress . . . personal grooming ... personality and poise. Clip your ballot today and drop it in the ballot box in this newspaper office or other locations on campus.. There's a panel of beauty authorities waiting to judge your candidate for the national Grand Prize. Onnnu t nltL A glamorous trio to Bermuda by Pan American Clioaar. including an expenie-fre wmIc at the famous "Castle Harbour". I nominate- .for "MISS FASHION ' !-V-.; V : nl A Tr C ir crrt - . j . . i i i t f - '' , ruMc of irou , a comesT sponsored Dy Kevion r'roqucTs.v-qrp ,; j Ynur Nnmp , ) a. N Y L O li S f iff-' . V 1 t firinging lovely luih colors to your legs . . . fabulous Pint Feotheri Nylons. They're mere witp of stockings . . . yet sturdily knit to resist greot streteK and strain. At a wonderful new, Iff V (WW 1 1 V $1.25 up Featured Exclusively at hberimn:s p ' I..,- ;pQDtment Store . Chapel Hill. N. C. 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