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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
SATURDAY, APRIL JG, 1 5 ft
Betsy Ross
Louise Horner
Gene Frances Caraher
Betty Smith
Patty Ann Frizell
Gene Hines
Pegge Misenheimer
Peggy Martin
Bobbie Bess
Loraine Howard
i Have you cast your
i ballot for your
:"Miss Fashion Plate
: of 1949"?
Tirae is runnin'r out
! Nave
you east your ote for )our
verv on'Miss Fashion Plate
of 1949"?
If not, you'd better clip your
Laliot now! This Rcvlon con
test closes midnight, Ma Oth.
Here's a review of the
prizes! First! The candidate
you pick will have a chance
at the Grand Prize (one week
expense-free trip to New York
plus a Ke Ion make-up course)
...or one of the 9 runner-up
prizes ... an opportunity to
represent Relon on campus
next fall, plus a year's supply
of cosmetics.
Choose your candidate on
4 counts only. . . grooming,
dress, poise, and personality.
' Clip your ballot today!
Drop in ballot box in this
newspaper office or other loca
tions on campus. There's a
panel of beauty authorities all
ready and waiting to see if
your candidate will be the
national Grand Prize winner.
I' nominate
for "MISS FASHION TLATE of
1919," a contest sponsored by the
Revlon Product Corporation.
NAME.
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Crowds Jam Town,
See Woman Bleed
KONNERSREUTH,
Germany,
pril 15. (UP) The streets of
! this tiny Bavarian farming vil
! lage were jammed today with
! thousands of persons who came to
file by the bedside of a 51-year-old
peasant woman who suffers
the physical agony of Christ on
the cross every Good Friday.
' Police lines kept orcier as in
;side her stucco cottage. Therese
Neumann sat bolt upright in her
:bed from early morning until
; mid-afternoon, bleeding profuse
ly from her eyes, wrists, feet and
head. The phenomenon " has oc
curred every Good Friday since
1926 and has baffled medical au
thorities. , Thousands of the devout and
the curious, including nearly as
many Americans as Germans.
waited in line for hours to see!
this woman who is regarded by I
the townsfolk as a. saint. - !
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Therese wore a white shroud
which, like the bed linen, was
blood-soaked. She waved her
arms gently and chanted unin
telligibly in a low monotone,
oblivious to the throngs who filed
by and the hubbub of those who
waited outside in the streets.
Father Franz' Nabor. Paris
priest who has had Therese und
er his care for 20 years, was at
her bedside. He refused to allow
1 pictures to be taken inside the
: room. '
Neighbors say Therese. a tail
: or's daughter, has suffered tho
agonies of the crucifixion every ';
Good Friday for 23 years. It dates '
ifrom 1926. they say, when she j
had her first vision of Christ i
kneeling on a mountainside. At
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'that moment she felt blood nour-
ing from her heart, and later
from her hands and feet. The
following year she also bled from
her head and eyes.
Village folk say Therese has
lived for the past 23 years on
the wafers she receives at daily
Communion.
They say she falls into a coma
each Good Friday and suffers
until 3 P. M. the hour when
Christ died. Then she slowly re
awakens and by Saturday night
is completely recovered.
She goes to Holy Communion
on Sunday and by Monday is
again behind a plowhorse in the
fields.
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CALENDAR
1 .OA TTT'IT j-...
GM.
i.U SQUARE DANCEM-
body i nvited. .Presby teriffiffittftfr.
-Lunsford- :
(CoJitivved from page 1)
I would prefer that my own re
gion be represented, but accord
ing to the terms nf thr Invita.
tion. I W'onTrf ni-t vra o
rexas or Colorado for other
groups, if my participants from
the Smoky Mountain region
could not go.
'"I hope some sponsoring con
cern or organization will see the
advertising value in flying 25
mountaineers to Italy and return
in order that our State and na
tion could be renresenl on nffi-
; daily at the festival. I would al
! most be willing to learn to smoke
j cigarettes or use some unusual
type -of tooth paste or chewing
gum to make the trip." he said.
; Back from Washington where
! he recorded 300 ballads for the
; Library of Congress, Lunsford is
' now making preparations for the
i second annual Carolina Folk
j Festival in Kenan Stadium here
I June 9, 10, 11.
i.oiuttiN uxriib Associa- j nxnt of Mathematics at the Coi
tion. Horace Williams lounce. i it Timni
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Ross. 6000 N. Eay Road. Miami. Flor
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ALL MAKES OF LAWN MOWERS
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Alumni Named
To Represent
UNC at Meets
University officials today re
leased the names of alumni who
I have been appointed to repre
sent the University at various of
f i c i a 1 functions to be held
throughout the nation during the
next two months.
Dr. Hildcn T. Cox, Associate
Professor of Biology at Virginia
Polytechnic Institute will attend
the inauguration of Walter
Stephenson Newman as V.P.I.'.?
new president on April 18. Dr.
Cox received his M.A. degree
from the University in 1939 and
his Ph.D. degree in 1947.
Dr. L. B. Bush of St. Paul.
Minn., who received his M.S. de
cree from the University in 1926,
will rr-pres-cnt Carolina at the
Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Cele
bration of Malaeaster College in
St. Paul, April 25-26. Dr. Bush.
sity on several previous occa
sions, is Chairman of the Deoart-
. iaWyer. will attend the Anril 30
&ttd.M!vy 1 ceremonies when The
Very Reverend Hunter Guthrie,
S. J. becomes the thirty-fifth
president of Georgetown Univer
sity. . ;..
The May 5 . inauguration of
Dclyte Wesley Morris as presi-
dent
of Southern Illinois Uni
versity vill be attended by
Ralph H. Boatman. Jr. Mr. Boat
man, who holds a graduate de
gree in Public Health from Car
olina is Health Coordinator and
Acting Chairman of the Depart
ment of Health Education at
Southern Illinois.
Frank P. Barker of Kansas
City. Mo., graduate of the Uni
versity in 1912, has been desig
nated official representative at
the Centennial Exercises of Wil
liam Jewel College. Mo., on May
24. Mr. Barker is a member of
the law firm of Winger, Barker
and Winger in Kansas City.
The inaugural ceremonies of
Daniel Harley File as President
cu L.?!'son-cwman College m
Jefferson City. Tenn.. which
were held on Aoril 2. were at-
repainted inside. May reniain on lot.
Musi sell ov trurie inimediate!v. No "'R
Univ. Trailer Court. 1 1
FOR SALE BLACK COCKER SPAN
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P.O. Box !X4 or 1R1 Jackson Circle be
tween 2 - fi p. m. il-2;:tK-l!
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Wednosdav. Had natural coltr rims.
If found, please call F.cttv Dixon. 102
Mclver. ( 1-2394-1 1
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WORKMEN ARE SEEN removing the bodies of several
persons trapped in a building in Seattle. Wash., when the
recent earthquake caused the roof to cave in. A total of seven
people were killed in the catastrophe.
-Golf-
(Continued from page .3)
honors 2,2-1-2.
The. summary:
Ward (C) and Smith, tie, l1
Us; Cox (C) defeated Thorne. 2-1.
Best Ball to Carolina 24 to l2.
McKenzie (C) and Dial. tie. 14
14. Brantly (C) defeated Clcm
mons, 24 to 4. Best ball to
Carolina, 24 to 4-
Brooks (C) defeated Jeter. 3-0:
Sapp (C) defeated Williams, 3-0.
Best ball to Carolina, 3 to 0.
tended by Professor J. V. Howell
of Mar? Hill College. Professor
Howell received the M.A. degree
at Chapel Hill in 1938.
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Names New Officials
New officers for the coming
year were elected at the reg
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Dames Club on Wednesday night
in the main lounge of Graham
Memorial.
New officers are: President,
Katherine Hummers; Vive-President,
Kathleen Brooks; Record
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kora: Corresponding secretary,
Evie Adams; and Treasurer, Jean
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Outgoing officers are: Alice
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