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THE DAILY TAB
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 193;
BULLETINS
Phonograph Concert 1:25 Hill
Music hall. All-request program
Meditation," from "Thais
Massenet ; "Largo," Handel ;
"Dance of the Hours," Ponchiel
li; "O Sole Mio," sung by Enrico
Caruso; "I'm Falling In Love
With Someone," Victor Herbert;
"Liebestroume," Franz Liszt.
Carolina Dames .-Regular
monthly meeting, Tuesday, 8 p.
m., Archer house on Columbia
street. All students' wives are
invited.
Band Rehearsal Kenan sta
dium, 5 o'clock today. All mem
bers must be present.
Sophomore Class Meeting to
night, 7 o'clock, Memorial hall.
All members must be present.
Carolina Walking Club Will
take second hike Sunday after
noon. Meet at bell tower at
2:45. Hike to Laurel hill, Mason
farm and Morgan's creek. Ev
eryone invited to participate.
British Debate Trybuts To
night, 9 o'clock, Graham Memo
rial, room 213.
History and Political Science
Professors Requested to meet
on side steps of Saunders hall,
10:30 tomorrow morning for
Yackety Yack picture.
Coed Riding All girls wishing
to ride horseback may do so
from 2 to 5 o'clock this afternoon.
Alpha Kappa Gamma Meeting
at 5 o'clock today.
Coed Archers Practice on in
tramural field from 4 to 5 o'
clock.
University club Important
meeting in 214 Graham Memo
rial at 7 o'clock tonight. Pictures
for Yackety Yack to be taken.
Infirmary Those confined in
the mnnnary yesterday were
P. D. Grossman, A. C. Rufty, W.
E. Patterson, W. H. Sawyer and
P. D. Jones.
Freshman Nominees
To Open Campaign
Candidates for the offices of
president and treasurer of the
freshman class will open their
campaigns with speeches today
m Memorial hall during the
chapel period.
Phil Walker, Baxter Taylor,
and Edwin Hubbard, freshman
nominees for president, and Ben
Hunter and Stuart Ficklen, nam
ed to run for treasurer, will be
the speakers.
New Rule
Continued from first page)
remove their conditions by tak
ing an examination such as that
now required. Students of the
third class must register for
English cc and pass the course
either in the quarter following
their diagnostic test or, if the
class is filled, at a time designat
ed by the secretary.
"Students failing to appear
for the diagnostic test and to
follow instructions about remov
ing conditions will not be allow
ed to register in the University
for any succeeding quarter."
The date for the diagnostic
test is November 19. Professor
Bailey emphasized the fact that
all students having cc's must
take the test on the above date.
Theft Cases
(Continued from first page)
Reporting of Thefts
The University administra
tion requests that students re
port all thefts to T. E. Hinson,
assistant administrator for dor
mitories, office in 110 Manly, or
the campus police at 5151, or the
public pay station in the Y. M
C. A., number 4001.
P. L. Burch, supervisor of the
physical plant, believes that the
best, means to prevent petty
thefts in the dormitories is for
students to keep money and val
uables either locked up or upon
their person.
"It is unfair to the janitor to
leave valuables lying around. If
they are missed it creates a sus
picion concerning him. Also the
University takes particular cau
tion to prevent surplus keys
from being on the campus. A
record is kept of all keys made
by any person. If we go to that
trouble students should cooper
ate by keeping their dormitory
doors locked." Mr. Burch said.
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Books
Gifts
Picture Framing
Cards
Stationery
THOMAS BOOK STORE
Corcoran and Chapel Hill Streets
Durham, N. C.
Remington Noiseless Typewriters
Office Supplies
scoring a touchdown apiece, Ay-
cock took a 12-0 win from Manly
in the only other game in the
dormitory division.
In the fraternity division
Lambda Chi Alpha took a close
one from A.T.O. 7-6, S.P.E. took
Sigma Chi 6-0, and PiN Kappa
Alpha walloped Kappa Alpha
13-6.
Staff Bulletin
News Editors, Night Sports Ed
itors, Deskmen Meeting this
afternoon, 5 o'clock, office.
Craig Be in office this after
noon at 4 o'clock to assist news
editor.
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Firm Ave. at Forty-Sixth St., New York.
AUTUMN MODELS
SUITS AND TOPCOATS DONE IN A FINE AND
HIGHLY INDIVIDUAL MANNER TO PROPERLY
MEET COLLEGIATE REQUIREMENTS. MODERN
EXAMPLES OF EXCELLENT FINCHLEY STYLING.
TAILORED TO INDIVIDUAL MEASUREMENTS
FORTY-FIVE DOLLARS AND MORE
ALSO QUADLEY SUITS, TOPCOATS, SPORTSWEAR AND FORMAL DRESS
READY-TO-WEAR' AT ONE PRICE ONLY $35
TODAY, NOVEMBER 12, AT
Students Cooperative Cleaners
Chapel Hill, N. C. Robert Gray, Representative
RED GATE SHADOW PLAYERS
Revive the ancient art of puppetry in authentic Chinese
plays with traditional musical accompaniment.
TWO PERFORMANCES
3:30 This Afternoon at Elementary School
8:30 This Evening at Hill Music Hall
ADMISSION : ADULTS 30c
CHILDREN 15c
Sponsored by Parent-Teachers Association
Eat Early
SATURDAY
And Avoid The
RUSH
WE WILL BE OPEN FOR
LUNCH 11:00 TO 2 P.M.
SUPPER 5 TO 7:30 P.M.
University Dining Hall
Cafeteria
Camels increase digestive activity
encourage a sense of well-being!
TAYLOR'S
in Raleigh
Now Showing Over
2,000 Dresses
Grimes Wins
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punt and as a result tallied Ruf
fin's lone score when he raced 60
yards behind beautiful interfer
ence. Austin
With but the conversion stand
ing between vcitory and defeat
for Ruffin, Jake Austin was
called in to attempt the try for
the vital point. His attempt
went wide and Grimes was re
turned the victor and dormitory
champion.
Grimes will now take it easy
until the fraternity winner is de
cided and then will meet the vic
tor of the rival tourney for the
campus intramural grid title.
With Sobelson and Ressler
Prices and terms
are the same ...
Values differ! Get
what you pay for.
Try all portables
. . . Convince your
self of Royal's su
periority I
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The Rose Agency,
Inc.
206 Corcoran Street
Durham, N. C.
WITH healthy nerves and good
digestion, you feel on top of
the world. When you smoke Camels
with your meals and after, Camels
help in two special ways: Tension
is lessened and Camels promote
digestive well-being.
So enjoy your Camels between
courses and after eating. Strain eases.
Copnitbt.19M.TJ. J. EtereoUa Tobacco Comaaor. Winjton-Sln N. C.
The flow of digestive fluids, so vital
to proper nutrition, is speeded up.
Alkalinity is increased. You get
more good from what you eat.
For an invigorating "lift" for
matchless taste and "for diges
tion's sake" the answer is the same:
Camels. Camels set you right ! And
they don't get on your nerves.
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CHAMPION BOWLER. Johnny Murphy
says: "Smoking Camels at meals and after
works out swell in my case. Camels help
my digestion. After a meal and Camels,
I settle back and really enjoy life."
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AFTER THE GREATEST FINISH UNDER FIRE
GOLFING HISTORY: Tony Manero gets set for eat
ing by smoking Camels. The gallery went wild
when Tony Manero scored a spectacular 282 4
strokes under the record to win the 1936National
Open Golf Tournament. In spite of the lone erind
Tony's digestion stands the strain. Tony himself
says: ror digestion's sake smoke Camels!' hits
the ball on the nose. I enjoy my food more
have a feeling of ease when I enjoy Camels with
my meals. Camels set me right.
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