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THE BAIL? TAR'HSEC"
' TUESDAY, FEBRUATIY 20. TErr
P
aymakers EncJ Successful Tour
- By Andy Adams
The tired and touring Carolina
Playmakers "returned to Chapel
Hill like conquering heroes early
Sunday morning after one of the
most "successful tours in Play-
' rnaker history. .
The barnstorming Shakespear
eans gave 13 shows in 12 different
towns in every part of the "state,
including a matinee and evening
performance in Burlington.
The strolling players reached
the high point of their "Romeo
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Held Over Tues.
REPAIRS
and REPLACEMENTS
for
BULBS AND ALL PARTS
of -
FLUORESCENT LIGHTS
Electric Construction Co.
169 East Franklin. Street
and Juliet" performances when
they concluded their 42nd tour
at High Point Saturday night.
The second half of their itinerary
took them to Raleigh, Greenville,
Asheboro, Fayetteville, Burling
ton, and High Point in that order.
As in - the first .half of their
tour, everything happened from
an alley cat walking across the
stage during one of Juliet's more
dramatic scenes to the bus break
ing down three miles outside of
Chapel Hill Friday night..
.tsm.tne ciimax.came wnen me
troupe gave two. shows in the
Burlington City Hall directly
above the fire - station. And it
happened! Almost as tnough it
were prearranged, a fire broke
out right in the middle of each
performance. Added to the chaos
of sirens and roaring engines was
a chorus of pigeons cooing con
tentedty in the alcoves of the
auditorium.
At Asheboro, the Playmakers
performed before ' their largest
audience in manv a day 1,500
enthusiastic patrons.
At Fayetteville the actor's test
came when it was all the local
thespians could do to speak above
the whistling and laughing and
shouting of the crowd. The
Shakespeareans back in the Globe
Theatre days couldn't have had
undergone a more trying ox
periencc. The .conglomeration of
CAMPOS
BRIEFS
PRE-REGISTRATION
Pre-registration for all students
will end tomorrow. No green
forms will be accepted at Archer
House after that . date, R. E.
Strong, assistant director of Cen
tral
day.
Records, announced yester-
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Model Biplanes
HOME & AUTO SUPPLY
Across from Bus Station
PHI ASSEMBLY
"Whether the United States
Should Hold Economic Aid from
India and Yugoslavia Until They
Give Us Diplomatic Concessions"
will be the topic for discussion
for the Phi Assembly tonight at
8:30 on the fourth floor of New
East.
CHESTERFIELD QUIZ
Five telephone calls will be
placed tonight by the campus rep
resentative for Chesterfield cig
arettes on the weekly Chestei-field
Telephone Quiz betwen 7:30 and
8:30 tonight to the residents of the
dormitories, sorority, and frater-
spectators from the pit returned
to the Fayetteville audience that
night in ajl their splendor.
Come the spring quarter and
the Carolina Playmakers plan to
take , the Shakespearean tragedy
on another tour. This time it will
cover the Southeastern states, in
cluding South Carolina, Georgia;
Alabama, Mississippi. Kentucky,
and Tennessee.
fill
CLIFTON WEBB is one ol
two itinerant angels who come
down lo earth in search of good
deeds to do in the comedy "For
Heaven's Sake." which opens
tomorrow at the Carolina The
ater. Edmund "Mr. 880" Gwenn
plays the part of the other
angel.
Air Officers Promoted
14. j Col. Jesse J. Moorhead of
the University Air ROTC unit
yesterday announced the promo
tions of Captains. Noel Carpenter
arid James R. Walker to the rank
of major in the U. S. Air Force.
The new majors yere both
commissioned upon the comple
tion of pilot training in 1942 and
between them have logged over
5,000 flying hours -in all types
of aircraft from "65 horsepower
liasion to 8,800 horsepower B-29's.
sity.
Major
Carpenter is from De
catur, Ala., and Major Walker'
from Waterproof. La. Ron,
them are" Married and rc - id, v, ,
their far lilies at Glen Lx-nrii.t
Chapel .Hill.
Rent
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Buy Browse
at the
BULL'S HEAD BOOKSHOP
U.N.C. Library
Noel Coward:
STAR QUALITY (Six Stories)
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University
Employ
New applications for enrollment in Hospital in Hospital Saving Association are now being
accepted for membership under the group payroll deduction plan.
Changes in membership may also be made at this time.
DEADLINE FOR ENROLLMENT -COVERAGE
BECOMES EFFECTIVE
February 25th
March 25th
FOR INFORMATION and ENROLLMENT
CONTACT
HOSPITAL SAVING OFFICES
:: . ' ;H FRANKLIN STREET
NOTE Enrollment through University of North Carolina employee group entitles you to
lower rates
nity houses. The jackpot" for to
night is six packs of Chesterfields.
The questions asked will be' about
the University.
'Y' HAYRIDE
Tickets for the Friday night Y
hayride are on sale at $1 each
in the Y lobby.
Square dancing, a supper, and
a short show will be on the pro
gram for the hayriders who will
leave about 5 o'clock Friday af
ternoon for Camp Hope.
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MONOGRAM SOCIAL
The Chi Omega sorority social
will be held this evening at 7:30
at the Monogram clubhouse. A
special program and refresh
ments have been arranged. All
members are urged to attend.
CHEST MEETING
There will be a meeting of all
solicitors for the Campus Chest
drive Thursday night in Gerrard
Hall at 7:15. Participants in the
drive are asked to be on time in
order that the meeting be over
promptly at .8 o'clock.
CLASSIFIEDS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
THROWING A PARTY? NEED SOME
ENTERTAINMENT? How about 30
minutes of delightfully deceiving "SO
PHISTICATED MAGIC" Special rates
Fraternities and Sororities. Contact:
Herbert Sims. G Battle. CChg lxl)
Both officers are assistant pro
fessors in the Air Science Depart
ment. Major Carpenter is the Ex
ecutive officer and Major Walker
is adjutant and supply off icer. -of 1
tne ituru aexaenmem. jj
V - i
During the war Major Carpen
ter served in the Anti-Submarine
Command, the Ferrying Com-
Command while Major Walker
was assigned as a B-29 Pilo in
the operations against Japan from,
both the India-China and Pacific
theaters. . ' ' 1
At : present-they- both are in
structing in : air comptrollership,
Major Carpenter being in his sec
ond and . Major Walker in his
first year of duty at' the Univser-
a NOW THE.T VQ'ADMITS VO' IS LCXJKIN'AT pLENTV.r.r5 YT- wr-y rr VrV nnkir A W It WERE NANCY O..T i ft
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WE HAVE 6000 AERIAL
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FOR RENT
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN A
quiet comfortable home. Ideal for
studying and resting. Rented by the
night, week or monm. single .au.
Double $30.00. Call 9611. U-C1945-1)
FOR SALE
6B
FOR SALE ELECTRIC STOVE. Ex
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(i-clU-H-i)
BEDROOM HOUSE FOR SALE ON
Pine Street. C.airUu'O. See or call R. .T.
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FUN? YOU BET! MODEL PLANES.
cars, ships, trains at the Bike & hodbv
Shoo. 101 West Rosomnrv Street, across
from the town hall. 8:00 to 6:00.
( i-cni34-ti
,OST
LADY'S WHITE GOLD HAMILTON
watch with stone lipcl clip. Reward.
E. R. Clark, cfe. Kobbins: F-477. '
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$280
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Studtnt Class, Travel
Study and Conducted
Tour $581
up
PfttQUENT SAILINGS
Writ for folders, stating your
requlwrmnh end inttresh.
University Travel Company,
fRciel bonded agents for
II lines, has rendered
ffieient travel service on a
kusTneu basis since 1926.
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a favorite
" student gathering, pot. In the B
Store Coca-Cola is the favorite
drink. With the-college crowd -at
Texas Technological College, as
with every crowd Coke belongs.
Ask or it either way . . . both
trade-marks mean the same thing.
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BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY Vt
DURHAM COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY - J.
O 1931, Th Cora-Cola Compony
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Why spend 7 cents per mile or more
for travel by car when Trailways 2-cents-per-miIe
fares get you there economicallyquickly, comfortably
and so much safer especially on icy, wintry days.
For "solo" business trips or for the entire fomily.
you cant beat I railways tnru ouses leaving
tot mosr aesnnarmns wirnour rnanas.
JfflltJJjjillllM. ivbaggoge transfer, or deloy enroute.
U'IIIirf BB
-heck These Low Fares
One Round
From Chapel Hill to: Way Trip
Charloti? $ 3.15 $ 5.70
Asheville 5.40 9.75
Raleigh 70 1.30
Richmond 3.50 6.30
Greensboro 1.15 2.10
Lynchburg 3.10 5.80
Washington. D. C.'.. 5.75 10.35
"New York 10.25 ie.45
Dallas, Tex 22.30 40.15
Memphis U.70 25.40
Atlanta H.S0 15.50
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