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Respess New Speaker
Mel .Respess of Pike Road was
installed as speaker of the Phi
Assembly for the winter quarter
at a meeting Tuesday night.
, Other officers installed were
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Hamilton Horton, Winston-Salem,
speaker pro tempore; Edward
Rodman, Washington, parliamen
tarian; J. Albert House, Hobgood,
critic; P. Richard ( Bradshaw,
Thomasville, treasurer; Solomon
Rodenbough, Chapel Hill, serge-ant-at-arms;
and D. Kent Jack
son, High Point, clerk. Bob Pace,
Morrisville, and Charles Roden
bough, Walnut Cove, received
speaker appointments.
Dr. E. M. Adams of the Phil
osophy Department addressed the
society on the subject, "Does
Christianity Offer A Solution
to Contemporary World . Prob
lems?" "In preparing for military
defense," Dr. Adams said, "we
must not fail in the preparation
for thought defense.
Alumnae Club
To Honor
Mrs. Kinnard
Mrs. Claiborne H. Kinnard, Na
tional Collegiate Secretary of Del
ta Delta, sorority, will be honored
tonight at 8:30 at a meeting of the.
Alumnae Club in the home of Mrs.
wm. P. Richardson on" Glandon
Drive.
Mrs. Kinnard is spending a few
days here during an itinerary
which also includes Duke Uni
versity and the University of
Maryland. She spent Tuesday
with the Duke Tri-Delts, and
Tuesday evening with the Dur
ham Alumnae Club. Fromxhere
she expects to visit the Tri-Delt
chapter at the University of Mary
land and next week will attend
an Executive Board meeting in
New. York.
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HOT ROLL MIX pkg. 25c
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FRUIT COCKTAIL .. No. 303 23c
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CIGARETTES $1.50
Planters Cocktail
PEANUTS ....... 8-oz. vac. tin 35c
Campbell's
TOMATO SOUP can 11c
Peter Pan .
PEANUT BUTTER 12-oz jar 35c
Our Mothers '
COCOA ... 1-lb. box 31c
Center Cut '
PORK CHOPS .'. lb. 65c
Curvel
PICNICS ... lb. 47c
Yorkshire
BACON lb. 55c
Ground '
BEEF lb. 65c
End Cut
PORK ROAST .... . . .. lb. 53c
Bath Size
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Di Senate
OK's Budget
For Quarter
Di Senate President Toby Shel
by conducted an executive session
Monday night in which the sena
tors heard committee reports and
approved a budget for the winter
quarter. . ... - -
Gerald Parker was sworn into
full membership.
Discussion topic for next Mon
day's meeting will be a bill con
demning the foreigtt.Dolicy of
Robert Taft, and President Fro
tempore David Woodruff , an
nounced that controversial mat
ters of interest to all Carolina stu
dents will feature regular meet
ings this school session.
Woodruff also pointed out that
visitors are welcomed to the reg
ular Monday night gatherings on
third fljoor New West.
-Strike-
( Continued jrom page 1)
Seth Brewer of Durham and D.
Yates Heaffner of Charlotte also
represented the U. Sin the talks.
Both sides in the labor dispute
had previously made offers that
were turned down by the other
side.
Claiborne Woods, business
manager of the local union, led
a six-man delegation that repre
sented the union and William
Muirhead, Durham contractor,
led a committee representing
management.
-Korea-
(Continued jrom page 1)
for a truce.
Gen J. Lawton Collins, U.S.
Army Chief of Staff, said on leav
ing for Washington after a tour
of the Korean front that he
"found the 8th Army in fine
shape." But he declined to an
swer the question, "Are we in
good enough shape to stay in
Korea?"
Korean dispatches reported
mounting indications that the
long delayed advance of Chinese
divisions south of Seoul might
have begun.
CAMPUS
BRIEFS
SP CAUCUS
The Student Party will hold a
legislative caucus at &:30 p.m. to
day in the Grail Room of Graham
Memorial. All SP legislators and
party members are asked to be on
hand. .." ' '
FRENCH CLUB
The French Club will meet for
dinner at the Carolina Inn at
6:30 tonight and at 7:30 in Roland
Parker Lounge 1 of Graham Me
morial for a discussion.
''Walter Creech will speak on
the play to be given by the club
this year.
BIBLE GROUP
The YMCA Bibly Study Group
will meet at 5 o'clock this after
noon in the Y library for dis
cussions. .
SPANISH CLUB
The Spanish Club will meet at
Aggie's today at 6:30 p.m. for sup
per and discussions. All members
and pother students interested in
speaking Spanish are invited to
attend.. " ' '
FOLK CLUB
The Folk Dance. Club will hold
its weekly J meeting : in the
Women's Gymnasium at 5 o'clock
this afternoon. All interested per
sons are invited to come.
BUDGET COMMITTEE
The Budget Committee will
meet in the Grail "Room of Gra
ham Memorial this afternoon at
4:30. All members are" urged to
be on time.
-Cage-
(Continued jrom page J3)
vedere Hotel, across the street
from Madison Square Garden.
Kellogg's job was to make cer
tain that Manhattan lost by more
than 10 points.
Manhattan won, 62-59, and
Poppe failed to show up for the
payoff. But detectives who were
looking for him picked up a trail
and followed him to his home,
where they arrested him. He con
fessed, police said then implicat
ed the others who then were ar
rested. Poppe, in baring the third ma
jor college basketball scandal in
-Strictly Ad Lib-
(Continued from page 3)
bribes or slant the game in favor of one team or another, but they're
so harried when called upon to officiate a Coliseum match, that
they simply cannot call the game to the best of their ability not
with Case and his loud-mouthed followers spitting their tonsils at
them.
The Statemen have gone wild since they started winning, and
probably shouldn't be blamed for their type of "sportsmanship,", but
it does seem that the Technician's sports editor could give both sides
of the picture and learn to love thy neighbor.
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recent years, told a bizarre story
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