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The Masters of Business Admi-
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 19M
niMmion wui meet tonight in
Room 6, Carroll Hall at 7:30.
Speaker for the meeting is Dr.
Willard J. Graham, who wi;l speak
on North Carolina's Executive
Training Foundation.
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205 E. FRANKLIN ST.
OPEN EVENINGS
Wesley Supper
Wesley Foundation will Meet-n-Eat
tonight at 6:15 in Lenior
Hall.
Bible Study
Dr. Maurice Kidder will be the
featured speaker at the weekly
YMCA Bible Study tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock in the Y Cabi
net Room. He will speak on "The
Grace of God."
Pharmacy Wives
The Pharmacy Wives will meet
tonight at 8 o'clock in the Insti
tute of Pharmacy on Church Street
Special guests at the meeting will
be the Dental Dames.
Vernon
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want a pitcher from Boston in any
deal for Vernon maybe Leo
Kiely, promising young hurler.
Vernon apparently is sticking to
his demand of $35,000 for 1954.
Calvin Griffith said today he
doubted the club would go as high
as $30,000. Vernon made about
$19,000 last season.
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with Charlie Dean, Fuqu.y Spring., seeret.ry.tre.surer of th. pM e,N.f rV"SrtI'
with Bill Michel. Charlotte, president; and Mary Ann Monro, Chatt.noofle, left, w.rh Bob Cr.lnto,
Charlotte, vlc.pro.ld.nt. Th. formal dan, was h. d Friday nl9ht, Fob. 27, at th. Chapel H.ll Country
Club.
Tickers Still Available
For Raleigh ACC Tourney
RALEIGH, March 2 -UP). There
L a crowd of about 8,000 expected
Thursday afternoon and night in
the first round of the Atlantic
Coast Conference basketball tour
nament, and about 12,000 the fol
lowing two nights.
(Tickets are going fast for the
tourney but are still on sale at
Reynolds Coliseum in Raleigh, ac
cording to Ed Storey, athletic pub-
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challenges In both previous con.
tests.
"I told Everett we would make
every effort to beat him and still
try to hang on to that ball when
we play Thursday. And he said he
still would use the press," said
Frank. "So that's the way It Is.
I hope a fellow is allowed to "blow
Court Fines Students
For Parking Violations
Women's BasketballClub
Defeats Duke Team, 37-32
Th Women's Basketball Club
Five Carolina students appeared ' edgej the Duke coeds, 37-32, in
in Chapel Hill's Recorders Court a game held in Chapel Hill Monday.
this week for traffic violations. I pat Corbett of Carolina led the
They are: I scoring for both teams with 20
Charles P. Scott, parking at fire! points. She was followed by team-
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May Cut All They Wish
NEW YORK, March 2 New
York University high-ranking se
niors of the College of Arts ana
Sciences are now free to cut clas
ses without penalty, faculty of
ficials announced today.
Honor seniors will still be re
quired to complete assignments
and take exams, but it is felt that
hydrant; t costs.
Scott W. Spradley, parking on
mate Sara Cashwell with 14
Hussey
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did the best diving of his career
in the semis to go in front of his
teammate, Bud Williams, by 16
points and the closest man from
another school by 30. Williams
couldn't last in the finals and
fell back, but Stump held on to
take the win by 12.5 points.
The wait as top man from the
morning session to the finals was
about the toughest part of the
meet, according to -Hussey. "My
hand was shaking Tike a leaf, and
I never could settle down. I had
a good lead, but that didn't
matter."
The 19year-old Hussey hasn't
reached his peak yet in diving
or with the Tar Heel.
on the jstu'icr,!'
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his stack now and then, but I also Mewtik; cosU.
hope he and I can be good friends Charles P. Bowles, parking on
especially if It means something ildewalk; costs.
I think ' Miles C. Gregory, parking" on
sidewalk; costs.
Charles G. Strangle, stop light
violation; costs.
to the over-all University.
we will be."
licity director for the Coliseum.
Thursday afternoon at 2:00 Wake
Forest meets South Carolina to
start the tourney, .followed by
Maryland and Clemson at 4:00.
Duke plays Virginia at 7:00 to start
the evening round.' and at 9:00
Carolina meets State.
The semi-finals will be held Fri
day night and the championship
and a consolation game will be
played Saturday night. Duke, num
ber one in the conference stand
ings at the end of the season and
first seeded in the tourney, is
favored, but State, Wake Forest
and Maryland are all given a
chance to take the tourney. The
other teams in the conference,
Carolina, South Carolina, Clemson,
and Virginia, are given little hope
of lasting.
New Student Directories
Placed On Limited Sale
The YMCA has a limited' num
ber of directories of the new stu
dents for the Spring semester.
It contains the names, campus
addresses, home addresses and
telephone numbers of the new
students.
The cost is five cents and they
may be obtained at the YMCA
office.
Campus offices and departments
desiring new directories should
get them as soon as possible. The
maximum for each department is
j three copies.
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REP. KENNETH ROBERTS, Alabama Democrat, is carried down J;
the Capitol stp in Washington, on a stretcher after the shooting in
the House cham' .r. Not face of Roberts fust below sleeve of ma
wearing trench coat, center. A woman and two man art baing held ,n
connection with th shooting. AP Wirephoto.
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Large Assortment, 100 or more, including
all Wool Values up to $11.00
Saie Price $3.98
COTTON GRAY AND KHAKI
PANTS
$3 93 AND S479 VALUES
Sale Price $2.93
MEN'S SHIRT SALE
100 or more white dress shirrs, colored
French cuffs, Sport Shirts and Cotton
flannels S3J0, S3.9S A 55.00
Sale Price $1.98
SWEATERS &
SPORT T-SHIR7S
LONG AND SHORt SLEfVES
$1.98
JACKETS
ZIPPER WltBREAKERS
MANY COLOP AND itZIS
$j.98
RUBY SAMPLE
JACKETS &
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fin
MEN'S SHOE SALE
$2.98 pair
OFFICIAL SCOUT SHOES FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS
$.100 OFF
fEE SHIRTS &
SHORTS
BYHANES AND STEADMN $1 00 RETAIL
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CLOTH SALE
Indian Hed, Taffeta,
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DEPT. STORE
OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY
Thomasville Plays Host
To Foreign Delegation
Fifty foreign students of North
Carolina colleges and universities
spent last .weekend in Thomasville
visiting factories, homes of teach
ers, businessmen and ministers and
discussing world political affairs.
After entering the town in a
car parade the group attended a
community dinner and a concert
given by the high school glee club.
On Sunday the students of dif
ferent faiths worshiped in the
Baptist Church, whose minister
greeted there with "We salute you
with our hearts, not with military
fanfare."
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Sociology Tea
There will be a Student-Facuty
tea this afternoon at 4:30 in the
Main Lounge of Graham Memorial.
The tea will honor the Sociology
Department.
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