Page Four
Tuesday, June 26, 1951
THE TAR HEEL
WE'RE DEMONS
AT CLEANIN'!
If It's Soiled,
We'll Clean It!
UNIVERSITY CLEANERS
1 Next io Post Office
Phone 4921
For Your Convenience...
O Prescriptions
O Fountain Service
O Fine Cosmetics
O School Supplies
Sutton's Drug Store
but first, a summer cfiocc-up
Don't risk spoiling an all-day or week-end
trip. Be sure your car is in tip-top shape for
summer driving. Every car needs complete
chassis and mechanical lubrication against
summer heat and increased mileage. 'It also
needs fresh oil, clean spark plugs, efficient
cooling, accurate steering and wheel alignment
... in fact, a thorough check-up.
We do these things quickly, expertly and
economically. Drive In today or tomorrow.
CASTON MOTOR CO., Inc.
419 West Franklin Street
Phone 2-421
UNC To Set Up
Opera School
In Raleigh
Establishment of the Carolina
Opera School in Raleigh this fall
under the administration of the
Extension Division of the Uni
versity of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill in cooperation with
wo other groups was announced
this week by Chancellor Robert
B. House.
The School will train singers
for professional careers in opera
and concert work. It is sche
duled to open September 17 with
a faculty of three members.
This School is considered
unique in that it is affiliated with
the Grass Roots Opera Company
of Raleigh which can offer to
qualified students 40 to 50 per-
- Research -
(Continued from page 1)
ed air bases.
According to Chancellor House
the research "represents a major
step in our program for making
substantial research contributions
to the nation as well as to North
Carolina."
Early fall will find activities
extended to other bases in this
country and abroad.
Chancellor House said. "It is
good to know that our Institute
for Research in Social Science
has been recognized by the Air
Force in its efforts to secure
scientific study of organizationa!
problems.
"And it is fortunate educa
tionally that this type of projec
provides us with a splendid ve
hicle for the collaborative work
of psychologists, anthropologists
statisticians, and sociologists.
"We expect the product of this
research to throw new and useful
light on many of the fundamenta
problems of human organization
civilian and military alike."
-Briefs -
(Continued jrom -page 1)
directed by Carroll R. Taylor,
pre-mmisterial student from
Asheville and President of the
University Inter-faith council.
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"I was so struck bv the nresidpnt's
devotion, enthusiasm, and ability
that I wished to become a part of
the team."
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THE MERRITTS
are at
Club Sirloin Restaurant
(W. Franklin St)
QUANTITY QUALITY
Seafood Flown In Daily
O Lobster Tails O Shrimp
O Soft-Shell Crabs
CLUB SIRLOIN
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