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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1953
If Love
I Is On
Your
Mind
We Have
Tender
Books
We'
Gift-Wrap
Right
Sentimental
THE INTIMATE
BOOKSHOP
205 E. Franklin St. Open Evenings
Lost:
Pair of plastic frame glasses.
Clear and dark brown-colored.
Finder please leave at Y or 29
Old East.
FOR SALE HOUSE
Suitable for FRATERNITY on
Cameron Ave., near campus and
Carolina Inn. Shown by appoint
ment only. Call John.M. Fou
shee, 9-1461.
TUESDAY
Ut Botha
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Ml Dames th$ MM
pji 111
( FiJM, )
Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Beta Kappa initiations will
be held today at 5' o'clock in the
Di Hall. Dr. James B. Bullitt will
be the speaker.
Dr. Epps
Dr. Preston H. Epps, professor
of Greek, Faculty Lecturer In the
Humanities for the current seme
ster, will speak on "Understand
ing Greek Tragedy" tonight at
8 o'clock in Gerrard Hall."
Ballot Counters
Ballot counters are needed for
counting ballots tonight after the
campus elections. All interested
students should come to the Ro
land Parker Lounge in Graham
Memorial at 8:30 tonight. Coeds
will be given late permission. Re
freshments will be served.
Golden Bears
The Order of the Golden Bears
will gather at the Shack today
at 5 o'clock. All members should
be present for elections.
Dental Dames
The Dental Dames will meet
APO Service Fraternity Sets
Open Rush Meet This Evening
The Alpha Phi Omega open rush
meeting for all prospective pledges
will be held tonight at 7:15 in the
social room of the Lutheran Church
on East Rosemary Street.
Jerry Campbell, pledgemaster of
APO, has announced that the pro-
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";.cacn one contains everything
" . necessary for outdoor-indoor
snapshooting plus a picture
taking information booklet.
maMsSK'zwuf J Features the Bro.nhr
Hawkeye Camera, Flash Model. Also included.- Flasholaer with guard ano
batteries, eight flash lamps, and two rolls of Kodak Verichrome Film. Gift
packaged. $13.95.
This gift package indue":!
Kodak Duoflex II Camera, Kodet Lens, Flasholder with guard and batteries,
eight flash lamps, ond two rolls of Kodak Verichrome Film. In handsome
gift box. $21.95.
T ' ItlllEMlMi irf rttilli - - "-LJ J
A superb a if for
onyone interested in taking snapshots. Featured is the Kodak DuufK"' II
Camera with the focusing Kodar f8 tens. Carrying case, Fiasholder vhb
guord ond batteries, ighf flash lamps, and two rolls of Kodak V richro.TK
?ilm are also included. Complete, $32.45.
Prices include redrql fax
FOISTER'S CAMERA STORE
E. Franklin St.
Phone 3178
DAILY CROSSWORD
ACROSS
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. (poet.) .
5. Foreman
9. South
American
river
10. Cupidity
12. Capital of
; Saskatch
wan 14. Sailor
(slang)
15. American
Indian
16. Docile
19. Head
covering
20. Figures of
speech
21. Cry
of - ,.
i a . '
cow
22. Belonging"
to her
23. A fig
of India
26. Effeminate
boy
27. Soon
28. Lamprey
29. Stretchers
31. Mandarin
tea
34. Gain
35. Snare
36. Cravat '
37. Mistakes
39. Having ears
42. Passageway
between
seats
43. A northern
44. A bryo
phytic plant
DOWN
1. Musical
drama
2. A sound
off the U.S.
west coast
3. One of the
Great Lakes
4. Lair
5. Bag (abbr.)
6. Gold (Her.)
7. Colonizes
8. Sealing
materials
9. Chief
11. Showy
in dress
13. Exchange
premium
17. Type
measure
18. Nothing
20. Coin (Peru)
21. A blanket
for a horse
(Sp.)
23. Roof
of
mouth
24. First
25. Ceram
ics 26. South
east by
south,
(abbr.)
28. Sea
eagle
30. East
Indies
(abbr.)
31. Ill-humored
32. Scrapes
(Scot.)
33. Projecting
end
of a
church
Yesterday's Answer
35. Group
Of
three
38. Butt
40. Erbium '
(sym.) .
41. Dis
trict Attorney
(abbr.)
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Ask Santa
For
The Southern
Part Of
Heaven
it's Only
$2.49 At
THE INTIMATE
BOOKSHOP
205 E. Franklin St:
tonight at 8 o'clock in the Horace
Williams Lounge of Graham Mem
orial. Expense Accounts
All political candidates who have
not handed in their expense ac
counts must do so by 6 o'clock
today and pay a one dollar fine or
be disqualified. Accounts are to
be handed- in to Dusty Lamson,
elections board chairman, at Gra
ham Memorial. -
Lost
Gold framed glasses, pass book
and ID card in a brown and gold
leather case. Please return to Jan
Jurzcak, Alderman Dormitory, or
call at 9081.
Yack Proofs
Only four days are left for all
students to select Yack proofs and
order pictures. Hours are from 1:30
ta 6 o'clock in Roland Parker
Lounge in Graham Memorial. Also
all students who have been notified
to pick up finished pictures must
do so immediately.
Phi Sigma Alpha -
At an opeen meeting of Phi Sig
ma Alpha Thursday night at 8:15,
the Bricker Amendment will be
dicussed by a panel.
Yack Bills Due
Statements have been issued and
all Yackety-Yack bills are due
by Dec. 15. Campus organizations
receiving statements are requested
to make checks payable . to the
Yackety-Yack and send or bring
them to the Yack office in Gra
ham Memorial.
gram for the evening will yield
the "facts" as to the whats and
wherefores of belonging to APT).
Past and present projects will be
outlined and discussed. Assistant
Dean of Students Roy Holsten will
help point out the role the fra
ternity plays in University life.
Membership in Alpha Phi Omega
does in no way preclude affiliation
with other fraternal groups. APO
has over 200 active chapters
throughout the United States, Can
ada, the Philippines, and Hawaii,
and schools such as Yale, Wake
Forest, . California, and Alabama
have active groups.
When in Durham Visit
THE BOOK EXHANGE
Five Points
Outlines-Translations
3
Save on Gas at
HIGHWAY SERVICE
STATION
('on the curve' at Carrboro)
All Credit Cards Honored
28.9 regular 30.9 extra
Just Arrived!
DIRTY
BUCKS
12.95
This blank space donated by the
Student Party, who realizes that
by now your poor eyes are tired
from reading political ads.
(Paid Political Adv.)
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE OR RENT
FOUR ROOM HOUSE ON JUSTICE
Street. Thermostatic controlled
oil heat and hardwood floors. If
interested call 9-9126 after 5
p.m." 1-714-2
FOR SALE
VANITY DRESSER, BEDSTEAD
and mattress; in good condition;
moving and will sell cheap;
phone 9-8711.
. " 1-715-1
HELP WANTED
MEN and WOMEN
WE NEED REPRESENTATIVES
in your locale to help fill out
an organization for business sur
veys, delinquent account listings,
poll, and public opinions . . .Ideal
part-time work . . . Choose your
own hours. ...Your nearest
telephone may be your place of
business for surveys not re
quiring the signatures of those
interviewed .... Send $1 for ad
ministrative guarantee fee, ap
plication blank, questionnaire,
. plan of operation, and ail de tails
on how you may manage
a survey group for us ... . GAR
DEN STATE and NATIONAL
SURVEYS, P, O. Box 83, Cedar
Grove, New Jersey.
Somewhere
A Youngster
Won't Have
A Book
This
Christmas
Unless
You
Remember
THE INTIMATE
BOOKSHOP
205 E. Franklin St. Open Evenings
Two Prisoners Escape Here
Two "A grade" prisoners from j the blue uniforms of "trusties,"
the state camp at Hillsboro es
caped from a work party near
North Carolina Memorial Hos
pital yesterday morning. This
party was working on curbing in
preparation for the widening ot
the street.
The prisoners, both dressed in
just walked off.
The youngest of the two is listed
simply as "Earl." His age is listed
as 33. He is tall, dark complected
has gold filled teeth, and is bald'
The other escapee is listed as
John Spivy, age 48, 5'9" tall, med
ium build, dark complected with
a birthmark under one eye.
Naturally,
lfhe Garnet ts
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. An established favorite wito ''eU-dr!sns ln
men, the Rumson jacket appears, ."w in
sprightly new shades. Light and buoyant in
feeling, it takes weight off your shoulders
and years off your looks. Our collection
features refreshing variations on the
classic patterns you like best. Tailored
to set you completely at ease. j;45
A Tattersall weskit will complement
your Rumson Jacket.
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HELP WANTED: FOUNTAIN FE
male help. Fountain experience
preferred but not required. See
manager . . . Sutton Drug Co.
1
ANNOUNCEMENTS
OPEN FOR BREAKFAST 7 A.M.
until 10 a.m. every day except
Sunday. THE DAIRY BAR.
chg lxl
MRS. C. B. HINSON, COMPETENT
seamstress, will do complete al
terations and fittings to your or
der. Located in rear of Durham
laundry, 104 E. Franklin St.
JOIN YOUR CLASSMATES AND
others on the. campus and bring
your laundry here where you
save money and get your laun
dry back washed in only 30
minutes. Shirts hand finished.
You can't beat our service. Ask
those who come here regularly.
ROSEMARY AUTOMATIC
LAUNDRY, 329 W. Rosemary St.
LADIES'
SAMSONITE
LUGGAGE
for Sweetheart, Mother, and Sister
ROBES
GOWNS
PAJAMAS
BED JACKETS
SUPS
DRESSES
TOPPERS
HATS
NICE SELECTION OF
FIELDCREST
TOWELS
and lots of towel sets in boxes
BEDSPREADS
Ladies and Children's
BEDROOM
SLIPPERS
POLL PARROT
SHOES
Children (Boys and Girls)
MEN'S
SAMSONITE
LUGGAGE
for Dad and Brother
ARROW OR WING
SHIRTS
SWEATERS
by RUGBY, CASHMERE, ORLON, AND DACRON
GRIFFON
SUITS
Corduroy and Suede
JACKETS
SWANK
JEWELRY
CUFF LINKS TIE PINS
KEY CHAINS
LAUNDRY BASKET
BLANKETS
(CHATHAM and FIELDCREST)
FINE FEATHER
HOSE
Bareleg and Mesh by , Duchess
Only $1.00
CROSBY SQUARE
SHOES
BATH ROBES
AND
BEDROOM SHOES
Official SCOUT
SHOES
for Men and Boys
NICE SELECTION OF MEN'S
NECKTIES and SCARFS
White Included
Big selection of Toys for Children of a'l ages. When in the store please visit
our Toy land on second floor.-
All items bought at Berman's w'3l be gift wrapped for mailing.
Large selection of Children's Clothes on second floor. Don't fail to visit this
department.
Dial 5121
Chg. 1x2:
BERMAN'S DEPT. STORE
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