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SG Interviews Set Next Week
Student Body President Bob
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TO ALL STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF,
a::d ..raisKDs of the univEnsifY
Dean Long
Recuperates
Dean If Men William G.
Long is recuperating from a
kidney stone operation at N.C.
Memorial Hospital last Tues
day. Dean Long was discharged"
from the hospital Sunday and
' went into his office briefly
both Monday and Tuesday,
his wife said. He will return
fulltime next week.
S Quarterly On Sale $
xWHAT: The Carolina Quar-J
w terly literary magazine. &
:: WHERE: On sale at all
$ important campus loca-:jg
i tions.
WHEN: Now. &
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Come in and browse at
our selection of old
school Tromblee's for
fall Priced at $7.50.
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Clothiers of Distinction
FRANKLIN STREET
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THE DAILY
Campus Calendar
TODAY
All Carolina Political Union
members please come by
Student Government offices
and leave your new address
and phone number.
All student government com
mittee chairmen please
come by student government
offices and take care of the
mail.
UP Executive Board will hold
a crucially important meet
ing tonight at 7 in the Grail
Room.
The Christian Science Organi
zation invites students to at
tend its meeting every
Thursday night at 7 in the
Woodhduse Room of GM.
WUN CRadio in Swain Hall
will be holding open house
from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
for perspective staff mem
bers today.
The UNC Cardboard the or
ganization responsible for
LONGER WEAR . . .
LOWER COST!
The Superb Quality In
Every Florsheim Shoe la
Built Into Every Detail,
A Result Of Skilled
Craftsmen Working With
Only Premium Slater
ials. That's Why Flor
sheim Shoes Wear So
Much Longer.
Antiqued Tassels
Pricea At $29.95
Clothiers of Distinction
Franklin Street
SHIBTl. f ATTCR3
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Oxford Button-Down
Very special our Gant oxford button-down
its flair, its fit, the superb quality of the
cotton oxford fabric, the casual roll of the
collar. All these attributes are exclusively
Gant-all reasons why we carry this distinc
tive brand. Come in and see our new color
selection.
TARHEEL
providing card-section stunts
at all UNC home football
games will meet at 7:30
in Roland Parker I and II
in GM. A halftime show for
the UNC-State game, Sept.
24, will be planned at this
time. All students interested
in assisting with the produc
tion of this and othsr card
section stunts are invited to
attend this meeting.
Jewish New Year services will
be held at the Hillel House
on West Cameron Ave. to
day at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Services tomorrow will be at
10 a.m.
The full band will rehearse
today at Hill Hall from 4 to 5
o'clock. The band will as
semble on Navy Field be
hind Parker and Teague at
6:30 for marching rehearsal
without instruments.
Dr. Hans Rohrbach, president
of the University of Mainz
in West Germany will be the
speaker at the first meeting
of the Carolina Christian
Fellowship this evening at
6:30 in Chase Cafeteria's
room Epsilon. Dr. Rohrbach
will discuss "Scientific
Thought and Christian Be
lief." GOOFED ALREADY
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The advertisement that
appeared in the Daily Tar
Heel for Lacock's Shoe Shop
September 13th, contained
the wrong prices. This mis
take was due solely to a
mistake by the advertising
department and not in any
way to Mr. Lacock. The cor
rect prices for Bass Weejuns
are $13.95 for women and
$17.95 for men. The DTH re
grets this mistake and hopes
that any student wrath will
be directed at us and not at
Mr. Lacock.
Sales personnel-regular & part
time positions for men's cloth
ing store-some previous sales
experience preferred but not
necessary. Hours can be ar
ranged. Phone 942-6610.
Slot Oacjng!
Two Tracks!
Races for prizes every
Tiies. and Thurs. nites.
LADY'S NITES, Mon.,
Wed., and Fri.: FREE
car and control for each
lady, when accompanied
by paying male racer!
BILLY
ARTHUR
Eastgate
FOR SALE: 1964 TRIUMPH
TR-4, right hand drive; green,
wire wheels, michelins, 25,
000 mi., one careful owner,
immaculate. $1595.00 firm.
Box 1442, Danville, Va.
1966 SUZUKI TRAIL BIKE,
excellent condition, low mile
age. 80 cc, $300 call 929
3476 after 6 p.m.
FOR SALE: 1959 650cc. TRI
UMPH Chopper. $595.00. Call
942-1802, 942-4456.
ATTENTION STUDENT
WIVES if you are interested
in working, Hospital Saving
Assoc., Blue Cross and Blue
Shield, on West Franklin St.
may have a job for you.
Come by our office between
8 and 5 Mon., Fri. if you are
looking for a job. HSA is an
equal opportunity employer.
Nothing: Could Be Finer
Than To Be At Carolina
With An M2a In The
Morning!
Milton has come up with
his most important exclu
sive in 18 years our new
fabulous M2a perfect roll
button-down collar a new
inner lining' keep this
shirt rolling all day long.
You've never seen any
thing like it and you
should try it, even if your
shirt wardrobe is ade
quate. We are inserting
five costly M2a shirt ads in
the New Yorker this fall
since there is not another
shirt like this one through
out the land.
Now don't panic with
thoughts of an expensive
price tag Solids from
$6.50; stripes from $7.95.
This is but one of the dis
tinguishing differences that
sets Milton's Old School
apart from other natural
shoulder shops everywhere.
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Appetisers and
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