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IMVKKSITV AKT LEAGUE . AP1IA will, .be held Tuesday at 3
The University Art League will p m. in Howell Hall. A discussion
i-i.mhit a special meeting Feb. 17 ; tf the role of the detail man in
t,i make pirns for the second an
nul bitlc alk Art Show.
Tlio meeting will bo held in the
lecture room of Ackland Art Center
;,t 7.3!) p m.
NCTA-APl'IA
A mxs meeting of the NCIW
pharmacy will be featured.
WOMAN'S HANDBOOK
ApplicaMoos for editor of the
Woman's Handbook are open to jun
ior coeds through today. Interviews
will be held Feb. 17. Applications
fhould be submitted to Doris Tay-
Live Music
At
ANTONIO'S
The
Charlie Culbreath Quartet
Featuring
Charlio Culbreath Alto
Harrison Register Guitar
Ron Aldcnbcrg Bass
Ed Crowe Drums
MONDAY - FRIDAY 5:30 P.M.
ANTONIO'S
104 W. Franklin
Phone 7045
lor at the Alpha Gamma Delta
House.
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER .
A service to observe the World
Day of Prayer will be held in the
University Methodist Church Sun
day at 8 p.m. It will be sponsored
by the Campos Christian Council.
All denominations have been in
vited to participate.
FREE FLICKS
The Free Flick for tonisnt is
"Twelve O'clock High," a power
ful study in leadership and group
morale, starring Gregory Peck and
Dean Jagger. It will be shown in
Carroll Hall Auditorium at 7:30 and
10 p.m.
Saturday's flick, "La Strada,"
chosen the best Foreign Language
Film for 1936, stars Guiiietta Mas
ina and Anthony Quinn and will also
oe shown In Carroll Hall at 7:30
p m. and 10 p.m.
STUDENT WIVES
Student Wives will meet Feb. 17
at 8 p.ru. in the Victory Villa;
Nursery. Mrs. Thell Jernigan, of
Thell's Bakery, will talk on cake
decorating.
All members are urged to attend
Civt her lovely Cosmetic Gifts for Valentine's Dy, exquisitely
styles by Helen Rubenstein: Choose from White Magnolia,
Heaven Scent, Apple Blossom, Moonlight Night, Fourth Dimen
sion, and Fifth Dimension.
Free Gift Wrapping. We will also wrap your gift for mailing
at no extra charge. Just another
of Sutton's friendly
services.
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Delta Upsilon Names
Officers For Year
John Dalton, a senior from For
est City, was elected president of
Delta Upsilon Social Fraternity at
Wednesday night's meeting.
Other officers selected in the an
nual election were Frank Carper,
vice president; Stan Black, treas
surer; Lynn Smith, recording sec
retary; Buddy Spoon, corresponding
secretary; and Bruce Pearson, as
sociate editor of the Delta Upsilon
Quarterly.
Don Gray was elected alumni cor
respondent for a second term.
Dalton succeeds Jim Vance in
the office of president.
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Whimsy, Romantic, or Humorous . . .
What ever you vant in a Valentine Card,
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Shown receiving his commiss
ion as a second Lieutenant in
the U. S. Marine Corps'-Reserve
is Stanley G. Cook, a recent
UNC graduate. Lt. Cook was a
member of the NROTC Unit
here. He is being congratulated
by Captain Carl Tiedeman, U. S.
Navy, Commanding Officer of
the Naval ROTC Unit. Miss Kay
Proctor, a junior, is pinning on
the gold bars of a Second Lieu
tenant.
Scabbard And Blade
Initiates New Members
UNC's Scabbard and Blade chap
ter initiated 15 new members in
ceremonies Tuesday night.
New members of the national mili
tary society for ROTC members in
officer training programs include:
J. II. Alexander, J. T. Alexander,
H. C. Embry, A. A. Hutchison, E.
J. Kelly. B. E. G. Keys, T. C.
Moore, H. L. Patterson, J. C. Ray,
Maurice Rhodes, A. B. Salem, C. D.
Sheets, H. P. Troutman, F. E.
Wirkus and J. E. Vickers.
Present for the ceremonies were
Lt. Col. Franklin Swann, air science
professor, and Capt. Carl Tiedeman,
naval science professor.
The Low Down
On
The Upstairs
by RUTH GORDON
This is by way of being sort
of a birth announcement; Birth
of a new season (and what a
babyl) New arrivals are by Sus
an Thomas, Jonathan Logan,
Anita, Tailored Junior, Sue
Brett, Ike Clark of Dallas, Jun
ior Theme, Giggin Young, Susy
Perret and many others. I have
never seen so many pretty
clothes They are every size,
style, every fabric and every
price. I'll go so far as to say
that it is almost impossible for
a woman not to find something
up here to please and fit her.
I haven't taken an actual
count (and my husband says
that I exaggerate a itty bitty bit)
but It looks to me like thousands
of brand new exciting dresses
so get your little "cotton-pick
ing" hands up here and pick oul
some cottons .... Incidentally,
we will be glad to lay-away your
cotton selections until you are
ready for them.
In the meantime (back at the
ranch) we have plenty of suits
dresses' and coats, you can put
right on and wear right away-
(and I do mean right). So re
member, fat or thin, short or
tall, RUTH GORDON fits 'em
all whether you're buying or
whether you're looking drop
up here and see "whats' cook
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RUTH GORDON
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Dorms
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furniture for dorm social room
will be distributed to the dorms
within a week.
In addition to Edwards, Wcdncs
dayls meeting was attended by
J. S. Bennett, director of opera
tions; Ray Jefferies, assistant to
he dean of student affairs, and
Jerry Chichester, chairman of the
Dorm Improvement Committee.
The IDC also will establish study
rooms in some of the dorms this
semester.
For the students who study late
at night, these study rooms will be
useful; however, they will be open
all he time. The rooms will be
furnished with desks and chairs.
Student Party Interviews End
For Key Campus Positions
Today is the last day of inter
views for candidates seeking a SP
endorsement for the following posi
tions: - -
Legislature candidates from Dorm
Men's II and HI, Dorm Women I
and Town Women; prospective can-
Dance
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the Dance Committee.
Coley stressed observance of the
following rules: '
1. Anyone showing signs of drink
ing or other misconduct shall be
dealt with at the discretion of the
Dance Committee. ' ?
2. Anyone giving wrong identifica
tion when confronted by dance com
mitteemen or doormen will automa
tically be suspended from attending
all dances indefinitely.
didates, for CAA president, WAA
president,; senior class officers and
head cheerleader.
Dorm Men's- II consists of Lewis,
Graham, Staey, Aycoek and Ever
ett. Dorm Men's III is made up
of-Jdyiier Connor, Alexander and
Winston. Spencer, Alderman, Mc
Iver and Kenan comprise Dorm
W?omen'sI.
Pope Asks For
Peace In Plea
VATICAN CITY (UPI Pope
John XXI II Wednesday marked Ash
Wednesday iind the start of. Lent
by renewing an appeal for peace
to "avoid suicide and homicide"
throughout the world.
The Pope? appeared at the window
oi his private apartment on the
third floor of the apostolic palace,
and addressed some 10,000 pilgrims
assembled in St. Peter's Square.
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Love In The South Seas
Well spank mah welkin. Eloy, hand me down that
ticket to Tonga Tonga. Illustrated, and we really
mean illustrated.
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CASHMERE SWEATERS
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Pullover and cardigans included.
NOW $15.00
SWEATERS
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Including fur blends and bulky knit shetlands
NOW $6.45 to $17.50
KNIT DRESSES y2 OFF
Now $17.50 to $112.50
Formerly 35.00 to 225.00
Group of
SPORTSWEAR DRESSES
Novelty wools and cottons included.
Now $17.00 to $59.00
Formerly 29 95 to 89.95 v
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If you were about to buy an automobile,
would you (A) study the road-test
reports in the magazines, or (B) select
the car that looks best to you?
2. When confronted with a menu with
lots of foreign terms, do you (A) ask
what is in each dish, or (B) accept the
waiter's recommendation? .
When invited to play an unfamiliar
game, do you (A) refuse to play until
you fully understand the rules, or (B)
pick up the' rule3 a3 you go along?
4. When invited to a party, do you (A)
accept, hoping to enjoy yourself no
matter who attends, or (B try to learn
who will be there before accepting?
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influenced more by (A) low jrice or
(B product features da;pite a ,
slightly higher price?
6. When deciding on- what movie tt ;?,
do you usually prefer films that (A)
arc gay and diverting, or (B) have a
social message?
7. When you run into a foreign phrase in .
a textbook, do you first (Ay head for
a dictionary to find the meaining, or (B)
try to dope out the meaning yourself?
8. When reading the paper, do you (A)
catch yourself concentrating on
scandal stories, or (B) spend your time
on news and editorial matter?
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9. In choosing a filter cigarette,
(A) are you easily swayed by
bold claims, 'or (B) do you
think for yourself and stick
by your decision?
If you're the kind of person who thinks for
yourself , . . you use judgment in your
choice of cigarettes, as in everything else
Men and women who think for themselves,
usually snoke VICEROY, Their reason?
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you c)kcked.(A) on three out of the first
four questions f and (B) on foyr out of the last,
five yoii 'r tally xthink for yourself!
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