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5-1 advantage.
Taylor again won his service
and the eighth game went to
deuce before Bartzen exclaimed,
"That's it. Frank," and rushsd'
Thursday afternoon, didn't af
fect the team standings in the
conference. William and Mary al
ready holds the team title by vir
tue of its undefeated dual meet
record for the campaign.
This marks the third time in
three meetings that Seixas has
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jLaw rrarermty
Initiates 20;
Seawell Speaks
Twenty students in the Law
cVirkr.l xi'ora initiator mfft Thi
over to clasp his partner's hand, defeated Kovaleskiational Pub-u DelUf aw ;raternilyf Iast
The tournament, which started lie paries cnampion.
READ THE CLASSIFIEDS AND SAVE
FOR RENT HA
TWO UNFURNISHED LIGHT HOUSE
keeping rooms for rent. Call F-S36S for
details. U-C418-1J
LARGE SORORITY HOUSE . FOR
both summer sessions. Contact Rita
Adams. F-3071. (4-417-1)
FOR SALE
6b
SOLO ALL BUT A VERY LIMITED
number of two-bedroom houses just
completed on Rogerson Drive. The&e
can be seen upon application to Hill
Homes. Inc.. 27 Rogerson Drive.
(ch 1x2)
Wednesday afternoon in the
Carolina Inn. Justice A. A. F.
Seawell of the North Carolina
Court spoke to the
i dii! r rfiT r PPFn WITH
rinnhi hti ire box. burner eas stove. Supreme
electric heater. Reasonably priced. 'chapter at a dinner held preeed
Contact Eugene C. Wicker. P. O. Box jng the initiation.
No. 261. Chapel Hill. (1-407-1) The new iniliates are Jesse C
living room, dinette, and JSigrnon, Jr., Newton; Jack Mills
kitchen furniture. Call Mrs. Reid Suggs Harrill, Forest City; William L.
at 9541 between 8:30 and 4:30. (1-409-1; Cooke. Aulander; Joseph V.
typewriter, will SACRIFICE up- Rowe, Jr., Aberdeen; William
right machine worth $75.00 for $50.00. Marion Storey, Raleigh; Robert
Has just had complete cleaning and w Perdue, Asheville; James
oil job. Jirn Farlow. Phone 7391. ! '
d-395-1) (Womble Hoyle, Sanford: Phmip
'Hodgin Modlin, Jamestown; Rob-
' WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC ROAST-'. , . tj,ro. c
er complete, like new $29.00. Two . ' '
r-Piifnt r-on. , ii arris, jr., ivieDane: .rucnara sl.
NEW BRICK HOME WITHIN WALK
inn distance of campus. Immediate J 511 Pritchard.
possession. Priced to sell. For ap
pointment call University Cleaners.
Chapel Hill, phone 4921. (ch lxl)
COMFORTABLY EQUIPPED TRAILER
burner. 3 sDeed hotplate ex
dition. cost $18.50 new S3.50. Call 9873, .Wardlow, Joplin, Mo.; William
a-415-l) .Ware Henderson, Jr., Pensacola.
NEW THREE ROOM COTTAGE WITH jFla.; Thomas B. Griffin, La-
complete electric kitchen (optional). Grange; Phillip R. Hedrick. !
Also a five room house, unfinished up- . Cfatpcvillp- Tornv Fnllr ar;-
dale, N. Y.; Moran McLendon,
i stairs. Call 3332. (l-c410-l)
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7- TTniwArcitu Trai lor f'in rt (rr.av i - ....
iemain on lot) See Chas. Johnson, BALLOON TIRE BIKE. NEW Morveh; Stanley L. Rodeijbough.
Ilg seal. oasKei, ngni, anu rear iaic. iu Walnut
Caldwell X-211 11:00-12:00 or
120 Hillboro St., Raleigh.
(1-400-1)
24 FOOT ALMA HOUSE TRAILER
in excellent condition. Electric brakes.
i in excellent condition. May be seen at
206 Swain Hall trailer Court. $15.00.
! (1-413-1)
Sleeps four. Priced for quick sale 'v.rw ox
$1295. J. L. Harris. B-V-P Trailer Lot in god and fair conditions at sacrifice
N -50 (1 402 1' Prices foT Quick sale- See R- Fo Giduz,
" Graham Memorial 5-6 daily. (1-2000-1)
18 FOOT PATHFINDER HOUSE
trailer. Excellent condition. Priced for
immediate sale. May be seen after 5
p. m. 61a Pittsboro Road Trailer
Court. (1-412-1)
FURNITURE
Upholstered Refinished
Repaired Made to Order
Charles Valentine's
Cabinet Shop
Phone. 9367 Pittsboro Rd.
Cove; Robert Swain.
Asheville; Jim McDermott, Chap
el Hill; Henry Royal, Smithfield.
AVC Delegates Slate
Report on 'Conference
Delegates just returned from
the southeastern conference of
the American Veterans commit
tee in Jacksonville, Fla., thii
FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE 6BB weekend, will reoort on th re-
BUICK super sedan-,sults of the meeting before the
chapter s bi-weekly
1942 CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER IN
good condition. Priced very reasonable.
See Johnny Richardson, 106 Aycock or
Phone 3021. (1-419-1)
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MRS. SHOLAR POWEU MARY AU( WO-SOU MRS. RUDOLPH PITT MAM JEAN CATT
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Dr. A. P. Hudson Corrects Report
Regarding New Teacher-Rating Bill
MRS. EAP.L C. WILLIAMS MRS. JOHN LEE JONES
JEAN SNYDEB
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Dr. A. P. Hudson, chairman o
the faculty committee on Gen-
erai L-onege msn utuuu, .
corrected a misquotation of his
statement to the Student Legis
lature Thursday night during dis
cussion of a bill to set up a sys
tem by which students would
grade their instructors.
An account of the discussion
which was printed Friday morn
ing reported Dr. Hudson as say
ing that 6,100 teacher-rating
scales had been distributed to in
structors and department heads
ot .
V 4 by his committee upon me ret-
mmoTiriatirin of the University
Board of Trustees.
I am reported to have said
that 'the action had been taken
on the recommendation of the
University Board of Trustees.;
This statement is inaccurate," Dr7j
Hudson said yesterday. i
"What I did say in reference '
to the Board of Trustees was that
the visiting committee ot me
Board in its report last winter
had expressed doubts about the
quality of teaching at Chapel Hill.
This fact I cited as one reason
why the faculty ton;:.'.."
General College in.stn;f
signed the teacher ra! r
now in operation anion:; ;
ulty and students.
"I should like to t;.tc f
more, that the faculty col
on general college instiu t
nothing to do with the :r. .
of the bill introduced n.'
Student Legislature. Th
of the bill, Mr. Miles Smiti.
me that he had not even I,,
the teacher-rating projt t .
sored by the committee.
FRANCES ASHWORTH
EVELYN STUTTS MRS. C S. BRINKLEY MRS. SAM KOONCE
DORIS GILLIAM
LATE 1946
ette. 15,000 miles exceptionally clean. I University
Fully equipped reasonably priced.
Call John T. Moore, 5011 KA House,
Monday or Tuesday. (1-411-1)
HERE ARE THE 13 ATTRACTIVE young women who were sponsors or leaders in the figure of
meeting tonight at 7; 30 o'clock) the popular Pharmacy school dances recenlly held here. Top row; Mrs. Powell was sponsor for her
in the Presbyterian church
Final arrangements will also be
made at this meeting for the talk
that Mrs. M. E. Tilly, Atlanta
BLACK N. C. APPROVED PLYMOUTH
coupeJrecently overhauled. Good tires,
lot behind library' at 9 or 11. K. j.j woman who served on the presi-
Todd. (1-416-1) ueni s L-ivii rtigms committee, win
give in Hill hall at 8 o'clock this
Thursday evening.
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BLACK 1946 FOUR DOOR NASH SE
dan. Radio, heater, and seat covers.
Excellent condition inside and out.
Contact C. A. Middleton, 304 Aycock.
(1-420-1)
LOST
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Physics Club Closes
Year This Afternoon
A PAIR OF BROWN PLASTIC-RIM- J J """"
med glasses between Alexander and club Will close a very successful
Lewis Dorms early Thursday morn-'year with an outing at Hogan's
ing. If found please return to Davi
Anderson, 205 Alexander. (1-405-1,
Eye-
Catching
SEMI-FREE
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VALUABLE EMERALD AND RHINE
stone bracelet in general vicinity of
Cameron Avenue. Call Sarah Porter at
9496. (1-421-1)
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lake this afternoon and tonight.
Club members, with their wives
and dates, and the staff of the
Physics department and their
wives are invited to join in the
festivities.
Expected highlight of the af
ternoon is a proposed softball
husband, Sholar Powell, Oxford, president of the senior class in pharmacy; Miss Wilson, Asheville,
was with Harry Wilson, Asheville", president of the student branch of North Carolina Pharmaceu
tical association; Mrs. Pitlman accompanied her husband, Rudolph Pittman, Kenly, president of the
junior class, and Miss Gaitis, Hillsboro, was sponsor for Dave Clayior. Hillsboro, president of the
Pharmacy school student' body; middle row: Mrs. Williams was with her husband. Earl G. Williams,
Gaslonla, president of the freshman class; Mrs. Jones, with John Jones, Canton, president of the
sophomore class; Miss Snyder, Kagerstown, Md.. president of the Girls Pharmacy association, was
escorted by Ernie Hicks, Marietta, Ga.; and Miss Blanchard, Wallace, president of the Kappa Ep
silon fraternity and the Pharmacy Senate, was escorted by Jim Fowler, Charlotte; bottom row:
Miss Ashworih, Fuquay Springs, was sponsor for Rex Paramore, Raleigh, vice-president of the
Pharmacy school student body; Miss Stuits, Sanford, was with William M. Jordan, Asheville,
secretary-treasurer of the Pharmacy student body; Mrs. Brinkley accompanied her husband, C. S.
Erinkiey, Hickory, who represented the Phi Delta Chi fraternity; Mrs. Koonce, with her husband,
Sam Koonce, Chadbourn, president of Rho Chi fraternity, and Miss Gilliam, Sanford, was sponsor
for Ben Collins, Weldon, president of Kappa Psi.
TWO BLOCKS WEST OF
CITY HALL
You'll Find A Solution To A:i
Laundry Problems
HELPY-SELFY
AUTOMATIC
LAUNDRY
Bendix Machines
W. Rosemary St.
University Library Basement
A Pictorial History of tlie
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MAIN LOAN OFFICE
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York to visit friends, "but I
never dreamed I would ever
J spend a week at the Waldorf,"
she. said.
Five feet, eight inches tall,
weight 123 pounds, Feme has
blue eyes and dark blond hair,
naturally wavy. She graduated
rom Lrreenbriar Junior college,
RIDE WANTED TO MIAMI AT END
of quarter. Share driving and expenses, game between the members of
Write Gene T. Davis, 615 E. Rosemar-. the organization and the Physics
(1"408"1) faculty. A weiner and marshmal- Lewisburg, W. Va., before corn-
low roast will climax the acti
vities of the afternoon.
SERVICES OFFERED 19
COMPLETE MODERN RADIO Ap
pliance service shop now open and
ready to serve you. We call for, de
liver. Johnson-Strowd-Ward Furniture,
422 W. Franklin. Telephone F-3491.
(ch lxl)
-Stxike-
Foister's Camera
Store
161 E. Franklin St.
F7v7f
Ml..
(Continued from page 1)
"The work stoppage in Dur-
ALL MAKES OF LAWN MOWERS ' ham threatptic tr. Uvrnmo a ctat0.
repaired, machine sharpened. Axes, I , ,,, ., . ,
hatchets, scythes also sharpened. Tripps Wlde 1SSUe' .the C0Uncl1 Said af"
Lawn Mower Repair Shop or see John ier its meeting yesterday. Uele
Tripp, Carrboro Shoe Shop. (ch lxl) gates from throughout the State
attended the session.
WANTED
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USED CARS USED CARS STROWD
Motor Company your Ford Dealer in
Chapel Hill, will buy your used car.
Telephone 5161. (chlxl)
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CAROLINA:
ing to Carolina.
At Greenbriar, wliere she was
a member . of Sigma Iota Chi
sorority, Feme served as presi
dent of the junior class, the Wo
men's Glee club, and of her dor
mitory, and as representative to
the Student council for two years.
At Carolina she is a member of
Delta Delta Delta sorority and is
on the Student council. She is
president of the women's Glee
After discussing the work stop- 'club, the Pan Hellenic council,
page now in effect in Durham j and was elected to Sigma Alpha
because of the wage dispute be- , Iota, music sorority.
tween the Durham Council of j A voice major, she is also active
Trades and the Jones company, in the Chapel Hill Choral club
the North Carolina council desig- and sings in the Presbyterian
nated a committee from among church choir. She portrayed
its membership to confer with "Peep -So" in the Playmaker
officials of the Jones company in Music department production of
an effort to settle the differences' , Gilbert and Sullivan's "Mikado'."
in this area. jShe was elected to the Yackety
"In the absence of settlement, i Yack beauty court in a contest
picketing will continue on all held recently with James Street
J. A. Jones projects in Durham and Betty Smith, authors, as
and vicinity," Casey declared. fudges. Feme has been to New
-Baseball-
(Continued from page 3)
Today's win eliminated Wake
Forest's chances of taking the
Big Four title. The only team
that can take the crown away
fr6m the Tar Heels now is Duke,
and they must win their remain
ing games to take the lead away
from the Chapel Hillians.
up the game on Fulghum's pop I
out to center by co'ming into home
standing up. However, Trana
vitch successfully blocked the
plate and held on to the ball to
save the ball game.
THE BEST "CUT" OF THE QUARTER
TAR HEEL BARBER SHOP
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7) Would you say that the
inscription over the doorway
to Carr says building, dormi
tory, Hall or just Carr?
ans.) Building.
8) How many columns are on
each side of Carr? f
ans.) Four.
'' 9) How many pillars are at
West gate, what are they made
of?
ans.) Four square corner
ones. (West Gate is at the
Scuttlebutt corner.)
10) Is there a patch of cir
cular lawn in front of the wings
of West Gate?
ans.) There is.
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ADDRESSING i MAHSELF, CALLED SALOMEX
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