THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ID.
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Mrs. Charlotte Lochhead Speaks
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rector of the AcJnlt Ivlu'-yti'-n
Division of 1 1 r- Pnnlx- ' l.:tio i :
department of r-:t ,n-J - i Oil com
pany will speak n-if ton is; hi. on
"Careers for Wwt'' at 7 o'clock
in Graham Memorial. Mrs. Loc!:
hcdd's visit is being sponsored by
the Carolina Independent Cod
association, Pan-IIeil, the YWCA.
and the Stray Greeks.
Mrs. Lochhead has had" ' wide
experience with discussion group-,
and has assisted executive in
various divisions of the company
to organize discussion forums
with other businessmen, minis
ters, educators and labor lead
ers. She has traveled extensively
and had contact with many in
fluential people in the adult edu
cation field.
Before she took her present
job with Standard Oil company
in 1942, she worked as vocational
counselor and educator with the
YWCA in Boston, Mass., and
Brooklyn, and did public rela
tions work with Packard Business
school and Bloommgdale's De
partment store.
Wallace Club Hears
UMT Query Tomorrow
A report, on the conference
held in Washington last week
against Universal Military Train
ing will be the main feature of
the" meeting of the Wallace for
President Club to be held in Ger
rard Hall tomorrow night at.
seven o'clock. The meeting was
attended by four members of the
local Wallace Club, Bill Richard
son, local chairman and vice
chairman of the State Commit
tee of the new Progressive Party:
Vera Scales. John Myers and
Jerry Hodgson.
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CHARLOTTE LOCHHEAD
DEAN TO SPEAK
" Dean Katherine Kennedy Car
michael will speak on 'Devo
tions" at tonight's meeting of the
YMCA committee on You and
Your Religion. Meeting in the Y
library at 7 o'clock, the group
will hold an informal discussion
following Miss Carmichael's talk.
University
Florist
"Tor the Best in Flower'
Pick Theatre Bldjr.1
Cliappl Hill, N. C.
Telephone (is 15
-Mural
Dormitory: W. Griffith (Lewis),
J. Wratton (Emerson), J. Curtis
(Lewis), T. Holbrook (Everett),
Manning (Med School), E. Wash
ington (Emerson).
100-yard Free Style
Fraternity: J. Langley (Sigma
Chi), J. Blount (Sigma Chi), P.
Montague (DKE), J. McCrary
(Kappa Sig), H. McKeever (Phi
Gam), Harrington (Sigma Nu).
Dormitory: A. Mortiz (Aycock),
T.E.Walker (Med School), E.
Washington (Emerson),' T. A.
ITearn (Emerson), S. Smith
(Lewis), R. Jones (Lewis).
150-yard Medley
Fraternity: Phi Gam (J. Me
Kenzie, P. Firoute, B. Tomlinson).
Kappa Sig (J. Rogers, R. Barab,
C. Homan), Sigma Chi (G. Valen
tine, J. Blount, J. Langley), SAE
(A. Holder, J. Smith, D. Smith),
Sigma Nu (D. Logue, C. Snow, B.
Harrington), Phi Delt (D. Demp
sey, W. Haywood, G. Turner).
Dormitory : Med . School (A.
Quackenbush, H. Manning, F.
Mills), swim for time.
200-yard Free Style Relay ;
Fraternity: KA, Kappa Sig,
Phi Gam, St. Anthony, Phi Kap,
Sigma Nu.
Dormitory: Emerson, Medical
School.
Tallcy To Assist
.Marine Recruiter
I Walter R. Talley, of Bradcn
Jton, Fla., has been named by the
Commandant of the Marine Corps
to assist Captain Lawrence W.
Smith, : Jr., USMC, in the pro
curement of eligible students for
the Marine Corps Platoon Lead
ers class.
Talley, a Sergeant in the Mar
ine Corps Reserve (Inactive),
last summer attended the ad
vanced training for veteran stu
dents at Marine Corps School,
Quantico, Va., and will receive
a commission in the Marine
Corps reserve as second lieuten
ant on graduation. He was in
training for the six-week course
offered for veterans with at least
a year in the armed forces.
The Platoon Leaders class is
'open for eligible students of the
freshman, sophomore, and junior
! class who enroll for the program.
Talley and Captain Smith have
the necessary data concerning the
PLC program.
Talley resides at the ATO
house, and Captain Smith has
his office in the Naval armory
on South Columbia street.
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PROF. EARL SLOCUM
CHEMISTRY JOB INTERVIEWS
J. M. Galloway, director of
placement announced yesterdav
j that R. R. Ralston, representative
jof General Electric company will
ibe on campus today. He will in
terview prospective chemistry
ranriicintes for B. S.. M. S., and
Phd. degrees for jobs with the
company. Interested persons
should contact the placement of
fice, room 209 South building.
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DANCE 9 p. ni. to 1 a. in. Thursday,
Feb. 19 CLAUDE TIIORNHILL and
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Dome Intersection Highways 54 and
70, -Turlington. N. C. Admission $2 00
plus tax. (1-17.U-2)
6K'E BELIEVER IN THE ABILITY
of the campus writers to write literary
material and the capacity of the Caro
'lina Students to accept same would
like for anyone sharing these senti
ments to come by or leave a note at
29 Old East. Purpose in inind being
the establishment of a literary quar
terly. . (l-f7!l4-2)
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Campus Calendar
2:00 p.m. Charlotte club dance
committee, Roland Parker lounge
No. 2.
2:00 p.m. Senior class steering
committee, Grail room.
4:00 p.m. Campus party, Roland
Parker lounge No. 2.
4:30 p.m. Young Democrats, Ro
land Parker lounge No. 1.
5:00 p.m. World Federalists,
Grail room.
5:00 p.m. Women's Glee club,
Hill hall.
5:15.p.m.: Lenten services, Epis
copal church.
6:30 p.m. Recorded dinner mu
sic, main lounge.
7:00 p.m. Freshman Friendship
council, YMCA.
7:00 p.m. Mrs. Charlotte Loch
head, public relations director,
will speak to women students on
"Careers for Women," main
lounge.
7:00 p.m. Golden Fleece, Grad
room.
7:00 p.m. Ping-pong tournament
game room.
7:00 p.m. You and Your Religi
on committee, Y library.
7:00 p.m. Winston-Salem club.
Roland Parker lounge No. t.
7:00 p.m. YWCA Junior coun
cil, Grail room.
7:00 p.m. Carolina Independent
Coeds association, main lounge.
7:30 p.m. Student legislature, Di
hall. ':
:30 p.m. Law Wives bridge
club, Horace Williams lounge.
7:30 p.m. Student Republicans
club, Roland Parker lounge No. 1.
7:30 p.m. Western North Caro
lina club, Roland Parker lounge
No. 2. -
7:30 p.rji. Student for Democrat
ic Action, Roland Parker lounge;
No. 3.
7:45 p.m. Carolina Dames club
knitting and sewing group, Y
building.
3:30 p.m. Piano recital by Helen
McGraw, Hill hall.
8:30 p.m. "North Carolina View
point," WHHT and WRAL.
The University Symphony Or
chestra, directed by Prof. Earl
Slocum, will give a concert Sun
day evening, February 22, at 8:30
in Hill Music Hail. The public
is invited.
A varied program will include
the new composition, '"Brassy
! Prelude," by Rudolph Ganz, just
written last year. Other selections
iwill be Beethoven's "Lenore No.
13 Overture": Franz Schubert's
'Symphony No. 5 in B Hat major,
and the Polovetsian Dances from
the opera, "Prince Igor," by
Alexander Borodin.
Guesi Soloist
A feature of the program will
be Dohanyi's "Variations on a
Nursery Rhyme," written for solo
piano and orchestra. Mrs. Mar
garet Leinbach Kolb of Winston
Salem, will be guest soloist.
The Orchestra, which is com
posed of students, faculty and
townspeople, gives three formal
concerts a year and furnishes ac
companiment for various choral
works and for light operas pres
ented by the Carolina Play
makers and the Music Depart
ment. SOCCER DEADLINE
All entries for the five-man
soccer tourney must be in by
6 o'clock this evening.
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. YOU LOWER FOOD PRICES
During the past week you have noticed lower prices on
many important food items in. your A&P Food Stores
These prices are a direct reflection of the reduction in
the market cost of the food to us, which we arc able to
put into effect promptly because of three basic policies
of conducting our retail business. First, we endeavor to
buy our food from primary sources of supply such as
farmers, meat packers and grocery manufacturers and
move it directly to our stores and warehouses. This
keeps down the cost of distribution to us and the price
to you at all times. Second, when the cost of food to us
sloes down we do not wait until we have exhausted sup
plies on hand, but endeavor to reflect reductions in our
retail price promptly. Third, we are food merchants and
not food speculators. We do not build up great reserves
of food at any time. Wo are in the market day to day
buying food !. nice! our ri istonior.-;' day to dfjy needs.
You can always be sure thai A&P prices will follow
the market trend and thai -any further reductions in the
cost of food to us will promptly result in lower prices
in our stores. You can trust A&P to give you lower
prices whenever and whereever it is possible. You can
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BEEF ROAST CHUCK lb
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