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Tht Identical picture now in its New York long run!
The NEW Hollywood
musical in COLOR
by the "My Fair
lady" composers.
The srory of the
good linle girl who
was taught to be bad.
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pating on the Y Tour-Seminar of
Europe next summer will meet to
day at 4:30 pjai. in the . Library
Assembly Room.
PHARMACY WIVES PROGRAM
The Pharmacy Wives will meet at
the Institute of Pharmacy at 8 p.m.
tonight. The program will be on
dried flower arrangements.
Hostesses are Mrs. Donald Dea
ton, Mrs. Jerry. McNeill and Mrs.
Kenneth Lewis. The public is . in
vited to attend.
RECEPTION FOR
NEW FACULTY ' :" ' ""Hgfj
About 100 new UNC faculty mem
bers will attend a. reception and
"get-acquainted' meeting at the
Morehead Building Thursday at 8
p.m. ' '
It is the third orientation of the
P'all for the new members of the
faculty.
Speakers will be Dean Alexander
Heard of the Graduate School, Dean
Fred H. Weaver of Student Affairs
and Charles M. Shaffer, director of
development. "
At previous meetings" Chancellor
William B. Aycock has explained!
facets of faculty life at; Chapel Hill,
and Dean of the Facility James L.
Godfrey has beea a speaker.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY ELECTS
D. L. Corbitt of the State Depart
ment of Archives and History in Ra
leigh has been elected president of
the North Carolina Historical So
ciety, which held its fall meeting
this weekenll on the UNC campus.
He succeeds Dr. Hugh T. Lefler
of the UNC history faetdty. Ending
his year's term as president, Dr.
Lefler addressed the society Friday
night.
Other new officers are Cecil John
sen f UNC, vice president, and M.
L. Skaggs of Greensboro College,
secretary-treasurer. j
Dr. Johnson is professor of his
tory and dean of the General Col
lege at UNC. Dr. Lefler is Kenan
professor of history here. f '
Other historians who addressed
the gathering were Dr. Blackwell
Mlobinson of High Point College, who reeent talks here to students
spoke about the Lite Aubrey Lee
Erooks, Greensboro attorney, and
David Stick of Dare County, whd
dfi;ctissed the " inlets of the Outer
Banks, an area abcut which he ha?
written several botks. !
MED SCHOOL FACULTY
The Combined Staff Conference of
the UNC School of Medicine will be
held in the Clinic Auditorium at 4
p.m. today.
The speakers will be Dr. Eugene
W. Loesser, division of neurology,
and Dr. Margaret C. Leventon of
the department of" biology, both
faculty members of the School of
Medicine.
PROBLEMS FACING
POETS DESCRIBED
The hard problems whieh modern
poets face in reaching a responsive
audience were described by a UNC
associate professor of English id
at
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MitcheUt College. .
Dr. Lyman Cotten participated in
the? college's .symposium oa the
arts, speaking on "The Modern
Poet and . his Audience." . In s ddi
tion to his discussion of difficulties
encountered by poets of the last
150 years, he led informal sessions
with smaller groups of Mitchell Col
lege students.
A specialist in Victorian as well
as modern literature and poetry,
Dr. Cotton has been with the UNC
Department of English since 1941.
He-did undergraduate Work at Chap
el Hill and received his Ph. D. de
gree from Yale University.
Money' refueses to talk today it
just goes without saying. .
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it more than it needs yo?L
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Meet Your
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In
Chapel Hill's
Big Bookshop.
The Intimate
Bookshop
205 E. FRANKLIN ST.
OPEN TILL 10 P.AA.
CLASSIFIEDS
IMPRINTED CHRISTMAS CARDS:
The early bird geter faster serv
ice, wider choice, and more time
for addressing. See our smart as
sortment . before you make up
your mind. THE INTIMATE
BOOKSHOP, 205 East Franklin
Street.
RUBBER STAMPS MADE TO OR
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FOR SALE: 1946 NASH, EXCELL
ent condition. New tires, New
Plugs and points $75.00 Con
tact Frank Craighill at the SAE
House.
FOR SALE JAGUAR XK125
Coupe, new engine Good Tires
Good paint priced for quick
sale. See Buck Lineberger. Pi
Kappa Alpha, 89024. ".
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL'S NEW
policies average over $10,000,
against the life insurance indus
try average of approximately
$5,O0O. Phone 93691, Matt Thomp
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Speaking of the ideal professor:
"If students do not learn much
in 'his classes, he wil not blame
them, but himself; and he will try
to improve himself as a- teacher."
From SOME OF MY BEST
FRIENDS ARE PROFESSORS by
George .Williams. On display, at
Chapel Hill's famous Intimate
Bookshop.,'. .
BOOKS IN
GERMAN
We have just put on display a
rather nice' library of books in
German. Mostly literary, this is a
well-cared-for collection, many in
handsome bindings.
If your collecting interest lies in
the field, it will pay you to look
this lot over.
THE INTIMATE
BOOKSHOP
205 E. Franklin St.
Open Till 10 P.M.
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THE LOW DOWN
ON THE UPSTAIRS
By RUTH GORDON
We are so happy to know that
this writing endeavor " has not
been in vain ... we have had
so many girls come up to see
us mostly out of curiosity.
"They came, they saw, they
con-curred." You should see the
looks of surprise on their faces
. . . that such a dumpy looking
place should bouse" such beauti
ful clothes ... I have said and
say again . . . "The decor of
this establishment is authentic
authentic 1 Early American Gar
bage." Very comfortable place
to come you need 'not fear
breaking : anything up here . . .
everything' is; already broken
. . evetl-the signs are 'feroken'
in other': words, we do not
get . every tl?-ess in every size
!. . .. but l you like it we can
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seamstress this side of the Pa
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Incidentally, we'd love to
have you open a charge account
with us . . all you have to do
is show us .your I.D. card, leav
a pint of-blood and your left
arm and after that again J
say, the dress can be altered
to fit we have gobs of left
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,We are receiving new dresses
every day" These,' after five
things are 'out of this world"
- reasonable too try to get
up here1 soon and select your
holiday dress early while the
selection is complete
Thanks again for visiting up
here where
Fat or thin, short or tall, Ruth
Gordon fits 'em all
P.S. We have "loads of size 5's
& 7's . and. plenty of TALLS.
RUTH GORDON
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