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1 Bursley Announces
Necessary Return
Of Photo Proofs
Harnld Burslev. Yackety
Yack editorial board member,
'MEETING IN A CLOSED SESSION in Washington to dis-.
us the GOP policy schedule for the forthcoming Special Ses
sion of Congress are Sen. Robert A. Taft (R-Ohio) and Senate
President Pro Tempore Arthur H. Vandenberg (right). Senator
Oftft heads the Policy Committee. (International)
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liUMOR MAG PHOTOS
.ITarnation business staff
wHl meet this afternoon at
3 p.m. in the Tarnation office.
Yack pictures will be taken
at4;15rii. .
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Docs Not Stain
LI NOIL
. For Athlete's Toot
on sale
At Drug Stores
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F 1 orist
'"For the Best in Flowers'
Pick Theatre Bldg.
. Chapel Hill, N. C.
Telephone 6816
-Swimming-continued
from page 3)
times turned in.
Conditioning and distance
events still seem to 02. ie
ceivine the most work in the
dailly sessions, uo-capieu"
Mike Morrow, Bob Hutton,
Ronnie Basescu, Ike JNorwooa
and Carl Drews were the only
men who showed any appre
ciable improvement in last
week's time trials.
tv,q main nurDOses in the
informal test are to give both
squads -a line on their weak
points and also to bring the
boys around to a better train
ing mood. '
-Polish- '
(Continued from page 1)
out that Poland lost six mil
lion people in the last war.
"As lone as harmonious,!
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xivv,vv inenctiy cooperation 01 me
yesterday had an na"nhc .United-Stated, the Soviet U-,
ment for any student who has n.Qn Great Britain
failed to return his proofs to Qerman politician . arid no I
the Chidnoff studio m New canPdream of the re.
York. - u . - birth of German imperial-!
Stating that he had re- ism;, Mf Winiewicz dedared ,
ccived a letter irom mem, , h . . 1
iskl?gJh,, cates that Germany is 'not ,
uieiii, u -"v dangerouS so long as there
that the studio was consider- h a united
uig taking the ot he and closld-front of all peace
four poses on the individual ti
picture sheets, in cwherp fof faese reasons that
a selection is not promptly looks with some an.
vK-.s-fs-t ktr Trio fUtifiiL
'V xiety at tne present state ot
cerned. . . relations among the Great
He suggested that any stu- their wg gee
dent who had not received antee of peace and
his proofs check with the b safety. . For this
Yack office; and Jfliose who full uccess of the
had received them but had Qf Grat pow.
noti returned them to New. fe much' to be
York do so by the end ot-the era.
week- ithat the unity of the Great
(-r T1 "Q Ul A Povers and the unity of the
I ryOUtS lODe rlela United Nations which endur-
WAxt Frr 'Mkrlo, ed through the last war with
.1,1 oday ror, iviiKaao ,such fruitful reSuits wm be
The second public tryouts preserved."
lor tne L-aronna rimaivci
LI'L ABNER
nrnduction of the Gilbert and
Sullivan operetta, "The Mi
kado," are to be held this af
teroon in Memorial hall be
tween 2:30 and 4:30, under
the direction of Lyn Gault
and Paul Young. .
First tryouts were held
Fridav. and casting will be
concluded after today's ses
sion. Candidates are not re-
v.iui rT irsl
TARMATION
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RASPUTIKIREYMOLDS
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AtrNDS wSfHER? IS CALLED
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All Columbia Record "re-issues may be had aAjs
Column-
STUDENT CONCERT
Compositions by Beethov
en and Chopin will be inclucl-
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-Governor-
( Continued from page 1)
that they are daring and sometimes wreckless in naiuie.
Thf concensus of opinion uuuut tii 6inc v..0 - - vl f
durug the contest as did the Tar Heel offensive and defensive among thosc presented a ,
uu""& " ., , 1 . ,f . run will '.i . ...1 , i-l-tT f rpf I ;i i
teams. First, it looKea-as u w T it ,nnknfi u,u K"' .
then that they would just run 'to a point; then at the half, it loom .a Wednesday afternoon in III
. , ic-c- tie- aftr three Quarters it. was
like tne maKmgs ox a . Hall.
sure to be; late in the game it was developing into a Tar Hee n
r0Ut' ?? L"ethw ' Henry W. Lewis and Wil-
he" hadUheld their idis a Lgsy did. Who ever said liam aLh, members of the
Teers I great eoualizer, certainly knew what the score staff rf tte bsUtjterf Gov
was For the stragglers, it was 19-0, Ca'lina. ernment, have returnca 11 urn,
ash ngton was none too receptive to the Tar Heel followers, the National Conference of ,
conlnTly fearing possible damage to life and limb. It was the Government of the National ,
;grrermarch oSnPthe capitol since the Veteran Bonus issue in Mco,
jthe early twenties. f;t, fr.nm 1ho ia TsiochillP Term. I
I ALL IN ALL, it looks as, if no one aciuauy aim -, -
ball game, but the weather and the launary man.
Nnn;il rns output
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WHY NOT CALL F-3801
WHEN YOU NEED A CAB?
Your Friends Do . . .
F-3801 F-3801
T-NrnP.PFNTDENT CAB
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Bull's Head Bookshop
Sartre: THE REPRIEVE
Browse
Kent
Buy
KOY COLE and his ORCHESTRA
.T,oioVirkn' button's Druir Store
P. O. Box 902, or Room No. 7, Vance
I?: SUTTON'S !
BUY AL ym.
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who fetth poo...'. 6$fr ' C
(Continued om page 3)
The 1947 meeting between
Diiks and Carolina is attract-
! ing even more attention than
jin previous years. The Tar
; Heels have come roaring
down the homestretch with
consecutive wins over Wil
lliam and Mary, Florida, Ten
N. C. State,' and Mary-
land to climb back among tne
top teams of the nation after
rir-nmncf two ot tneir nrbi
: three games. They have been
mentioned frequently in con
nection with various post-
i season bowls.
li The Southern conference
! title also will be affected by
jthe game. Duke at present
! leads the league but must
beat Carolina to keep its po
'sition. If the Devils lose, Wil
liam and Mary, with six loop
wins and one loss probably
would take the title. Carolina
also has lost just one confer
ence game but has but three
wins so tar.
Repairs
Sales and
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Furniture
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312-314 W. Franklin
Phone 5841
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ACCURACY AND DEPENDABILITY
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SUTTON'S DRUG STORE
pointment of Lucy Jordan
and Bill Mackie as temporary
UNC delegates to the new
legislative council, lhey are
charged with the duty of rep
resenting the University on
the interim governing body
of the legislative assembly
until a regular slate can be
(elected by the Debate coun
cil, which traditionally spon
sors UNC delegations to the
legislatures.
Miss Jordan and Mackie
declared, last night they had
received no official word on
what action they should take
in light of the planned build
ings board meeting today.
;'T think we should have
Mar-feiP said, but he in- , WILL THE - PERSON WHO
u4- rloric: for ciir-Vi hnrmwed a green Parker pen
had been made. Ifrom me in the Vets Club
'.Saturday night please return
auired to sing material from same to the Vets' Glut Jbck
the ooeretia, dih ait; at.is.cu m
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CLASSIFIED
ANNOUNCEMENT
PARKER 51 PEN AND PAIR
of hornrimmed glasses between
"V" and Binsham. Finder plf
return to Jim McCormick, 19
Steele. U-14U9-U
IN BOOK EX OR ALUMNI,
Friday afternoon, Nov. 14,
brown raincoat. Jtncer pieo
notify M. F. Lewir, Box ,
Chapel Hill. (1-1411-1)
with selec-
v-umv- r-' - iJ
tions of their own choice. An
accompanist will be present )
to help
FOR. SALE
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Carrboro 1
Bungalows, just completed, and
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right, with attractive term ar
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Veterans. For full particulars
contact: Hill Homes, Inc., 27
Rogerson Drive, Telephone
F-2906. (chlx2).
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6 YEAR , OLD FIVE GAITED
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$850.00 WILL BUY A 1941
Plymouth, 4 door sedan, special
deluxe, new paint 30b. heater,
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(1-C1410-1)
RIDERS .WANTED 18A
LEAVINGF01AiHINGTON,
25th November for Thanksgiv
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vember. Room , for four, riders
share expense. Phone 7241, R.
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HOUND DOG, male, medium
iize, white spot between front
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Friday night, Nov. 7. Call Chap
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Brothers at Lake Hogan on
Hillsboro Rd. (ch 1x2)
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