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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1947
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407-409 N. Mangum Street
Durham, N. C.
Opp. Big A&P Store
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Durham Optical Co.
215 W. Main St.
Phone F-2141 Durham
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Speed Violators
Are to Receive
Little Sympathy
As a result of the fatal . accident
Sunday evening, speed limit violators
near Chapel Hill will receive little
sympathy if apprehended, State High
way Patrolman. Robert R. Thomas
said yesterday.
"There was no evidence of drunken
driving or mechanical trouble in Sun
day night's wreck," Thomas said. "The
sole cause, apparently, was speeding."
In an effort to end the violation of
state speed limits the consideration
usually extended student lawbreakers
will be dropped, Thomas said. He
pointed out that on the hilly roads
approaching Chapel Hill even the al
lowed speeds can be dangerous.
The limit on Pittsboro road and
Highway 54 toward Greensboro and
toward Raleigh is 50 m.p.h. The limit
on the Durham road is 40 m.p.h.
University Students
Leading Conference
!
University students and faculty
members are taking a leading part in
the Southern Council on International
Relations conference being held in
Columbia, South Carolina.
This annual conference, which be
gan Sunday and ends today, is attend
ed by leading commercial, political,
and educational representations in the
South from Washington to New Or
leans. The conference is discussing impor
tant contemporary international pro
blems. It has declared the promotion
of foreign trade as a practical ob
jective of its program of encouraging
international understanding. Em
phasis has been placed on relations
between Southerners and Russia, La
tin America, and the Far East.
Di Senate to Discuss
Curbs on Fraternities
This weeks meeting of the Dialectic
Senate will feature a bill proposing
"Curbs on Fraternities". Several fra
ternity leaders have been invited to
lead the opposition. The meeting will
be held at 9 o'clock Wednesday night
on the third floor of New West build
ing. ,
Dial F-3371 for newspaper service.
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For
Expert Watch Repair
in Chapel Hill it's
GODWIN'S
Beneath Sutton's Drug Store
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...FOR A CAREER
In the Life Insurance Business
THE JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY can use college graduates, both men and wom
en, for positions in its home office in Greensboro, N. C.
Positions are open in the mortgage loan department,
medical and underwriting department, actuarial depart
ment, as well as in several other departments.
THE JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY offers to its employees the following benefits:
Splendid Working Conditions
, Five Day Week
Free Life Insurance
Hospitalization
Paid Vacations
Social and Recreational Facilities
Anyone interested in applying for one of these posi
tions may write to :
C. E. Bennett
Personnel Officer
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co.
Greensboro, N. C.
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance
Company
' Greensboro, N. C.
Phi Will Discuss
Heavy Enrollment
At Meet Tonight
The Phi assembly will discuss pro
blems presented by the heavy enroll
ment at the University this evening at
7 o'clock, Phi hall, fourth floor, New
East. '
Several guest speakers have been
invited to present their views on the
advisability to increase enrollment
figures to 7200 In fall as estimated by
the University admissions office. The
number of students in school now
shows a slight drop from 5927 men and
1082 women, who attended during
Winter term, to 5847 men and 994
women in school during this quarter.
It is expected that about 700 students
will leave school via graduation in
June while about 1200 will be admit
ted in September.
Visitors are cordially invited to take
part in the discussion.
French Club Meetings
Discontinue Thursday
Mrs. Robert Frazer will speak on
"Morroco" at the last meeting of the
French club to be held Thursday even
ing at 7:30 in the main lounge of Gra
ham Memorial, president Andre Sal
toun announced yesterday.
Plans for a picnic will be discussed
and all members are urged to be pre
sent. Coed Senate Postpones
Meeting for this Week
The Coed Senate will not meet this
week, but will meet next Tuesday
night at 7 o'clock in the Roland Par
ker lounge of Graham Memorial, an
nounced Barbara Cashion, speaker.
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L. C. Smith, one Woodstock, three
Underwoods all in excellent mechan
ical condition. Recently overhauled.
May be seen at DTH business office,
afternoons. Ask for business man
ager. Dial F-3371 for further infor
mation. (1-0000-2)
MOTOR BIKE, HOMEMADE, COM-
fortable, dependable, speedy. In ex
cellent condition. Reggie Register, 111
Aycock. (1-0590-1)
FOR SALE: AUTOMOTIVE 6BB
1940 DODGE 4-DOOR SEDAN. RA
dio and heater. Good tires. Caston
Motor Co. (1-ch.lxl-l)
'38 BUICK, RADIO AND HEATER,
good condition, $400. Want quick sale.
Call 4622. (1-0591-1)
1932 FORD SEDAN, REBUILT '37
engine. Re-upholstered and new seat
covers, heater, brand new engine ac
cessories, including 18 month guar
anteed battery, carburetor, starter,
pumps, plugs, and connections 23
miles per gallon. Good speed and pick
up. Dial 6111. (1-0581-2)
HELP WANTED : MALE 8B
TO TEACH TOBACCO GROWING
in foreign country. Age 21-25, pre
ferably single, must have practical
knowledge of tobacco growing in all
stages, seedbeds, growing, curing, etc
Knowledge of Spanish preferred; abil
ity to learn Spanish essential. Perm-
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anent position with opportunity for
advancement. Starting salary ade
quate. Send "application by air mail
and include photograph, complete his
tory, experience, education and recom
mendations. Address: Manager, Com
pania Tabacalera de Nicaragua,
Apartado 82, Managua, Nicaragua. In
terview in the United States will be
arranged for satisfactory candidates.
(1-0592-4)
Roy Cole and His
Orchestra
PHONE 8477
Best College Orchestra in
the South
LOST
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GRAY NYLON RAINCOAT IN LE
noir hall. Name in back. Reward. C.
O. Money, 34 Old West. (1-0593-1)
WANTED TO RENT 24B
$25.00 REWARD FOR LEAD TO
small furnished apartment beginning
Sept. Contact Meyer, 110 Whitehead,
phone or mail. (1-0586-1)
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From colleges coast to coast business-minded
young women come to
Katharine Gibbs for secretarial
training. Career opportunities listed
in booklet, Gibbs Girls at Work,
show why Gibbs is "tops" with
college women. Write College
Course Dean.
KATHARINE GIBBS
NEW YORK 17 230 Park Ave.
BOSTON 16 SO Marlborough St.
CHICAGO II SI East Superior St.
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NOTICE
Roland Giduz is available as SP nom
inee to the Publications Board.
Elect a man who knows publica
tions from the inside out. A vote for
Giduz is a vote for improved publi
cations. (1-0802-1)
FOR SALE
18- FOOT AMERICAN HOUSE
trailer 41 model. Good condition. Rock
wool insulated. Sleeps four. Complete
facilities. 14 University Trailer Court.
Price reasonable. (1-0588-1)
UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE, Di
rect from factory to you. You choose
model and -fabric. Quality furniture
at a saving. Factory representative,
Perry Payne, 110 Daniels Road.
(1-0587-1)
SEALED BIDS NOW BEING Ac
cepted for six used 'typewriters. Two
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BULL'S HEAD BOOKSHOP
Ground Floor Library
Dr. R. E. Coker: THIS GREAT AND WIDE SEA
Browse Rent Buy
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Mile-Away Saddle
Club
Horseback Riding
Riding Instruction
Hay Rides
Rates $1.00 per hour
Riding Instructor:
D. L. Jennings
Located at end of Hillsboro St.
Owner: M. D. Williams
of low
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