THURSDAY, MAKCHJJHf
VAGE FOUR
THE DAILY TAR HEEC
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Film Classic Club
will see the next film of their
Eeries tonight at 8 o'clock in
room 101 of Davie Hall (Botany
Building). The movie to be shown
is "Ten Days That Shook the
World," a Serge Eisenstein pro
duction. Membership cards must
be Bhown.
Vets' Club
presents Tom Shetley, "Polgar
Junior Grade," to Saturday
night's audience at the club. He
will put members of the audience
through hypnotic stunts, for 30
minutes starting at 9:30. Members
and their guests are invited.
Young Republicans
club will meet in Roland Parker
Lounge tonight at 7:30.
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(Ctmtinwul from page 1)
remaining aitiit.3 coiy-ig this
spring on March 23 and April
20, respectively.
The Student Entertainment
Committee brings an entertain
ment series to the campus with
tn onnu.'il appropriation by the
Student Lrj;i:;btare from regular
student block fees.
Members of th'. SEC at present
arc Olin T. Mouzon. Samuel Sel
cJtn, nd ' William S. Newman
from the faculty, and Ftudents
Dick AlNbroU. Ann Sawyer,
Ilankj Tul'ey. and Charlie Gib
son, chairman.
NROTC Marine Officers
Interviewing Candidates
CLASSIFIEDS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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WHERE TO EAT! FOUND A FINE
pliice to eat. Colonial House System.
Fine Foods Open Mon.-Thurs. 11 a.m.
midnight. Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.
WHEN r.ETTF.H PF.RMANENTS ARE
Riven FilSSKLL'S BEAUTY NOOK will
Five them. Cold waves $5.00 and up.
F.xpert operator. IJn W. Rosemary
St. Open evenings by appointment.
Tel. fil. 1-1-707-2)
FOR SALE
6B
SMALL W13X-BUILT HOUSE ON
University property available immed
iately to student at reasonable price,
inquire at So5 B, West Cameron Ave.
(1-748-2)
1 USED FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERA
tor, 1 used Leonard iiefrigerator. both
In good condition. Bennett-Block.-nidge.
Phone 6161.
FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE 6BB
GREEN CONVERTIBLE SEDAN
Buick. 3 excellent tires. 2 spares. Radio
ft Heater. Good engine. Good lor
Spring trips. $300.00. Phone 3971.
(1-747-5)
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Continuing its program of of
ficer procurement, the U. S. Ma
rine Corps announced yesterday
that Major B. W. McLean, and
Capt. J. C. Fetters, Marine officer-instructors
at the UNC and
Duke NROTC Units respectively,
have been designated to inter
view qualified students who are
interested in earning a commis
sion in the Marine Corps Reserve.
UNTj and Duke are two of the
nation's accredited institutions at
which potential officers are se
lected for training in the Platoon
Leaders' Class.
Under this program, it is pos
sible for freshmen and sopho
mores to receive officer candi
date training during the summer
vacation months, thereby allow
ing complete attention to aca
demic subjects during the regular
school year.
Candidates who are selected
for training attend two summer
periods of six week3 each with
only one six-week period re
quired during a summer. During
their initial training period, stu
dents are appointed Marine
Corps Corporals and are paid at
the rate of $95.00 monthly; as
transportation at government ex
pense 'from their homes to camp
and return. Both .terms of train
ing are held at Quantico, Va., 35
miles south of Washington, D. C.
Major McLean and Captain
Fetters pointed out that students
selected for the Platoon Leaders
Class are enlisted in the Marine
Corps Reserve (inactive) and are
assigned to officer - candidate
training only upon their own re
quest. They are subject to active duty
after commissioning only during
a national emergency or at their
own request. After completion of
the summer training periods, and
whea a baccalaureate degree has
been conferred the candidates are
eligible for second lieutenant's
commissions in the Marine Corps
Reserve.
Some of the candidates who
have outstanding records during
the training periods may be com
missioned in the regular Marine
Corps upon their own request.
Carolina students who are in
terested may' obtain further in
formation and application-blanks
from Major McLean at the Naval
sergeants the following year.Urmory n South Columbia
they receive $107.60 monthly.
In addition to pay, trainees are
quartered, subsisted, clothed and
given medical attention and
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(Continued from page 1)
down over Bob Kirb'y after Wal
ter Allen withdrew in support
of Gwynn. The vote was 20-2.
The swiftest nomniation of the
day came when Ellyn Pell was
nominated and immediately ac
cepted by acclaimation as the UP
candidate for junior class sec
retary. . Wilson Yarborough edged Bill
Hedrick, 11-10, for the treasurer's
post in one of the closest battles
of the day. -
The final . item on the agenda
was the nomination of co-social
chairmen. Billie McCalla, with 16
votes, and Bill Hedrick with 13
were nominated over Jerry Lew
is who polled nine votes ' in a"
three-way race for honors.
GOLD TOP TO' SHEAFFLU PENCIL
with initials H.E.W. Finder "please cajl
Ed. Williams. F-3177. after 2, p. m.
'(lxl)
SHELL RIMMED GLASSES IN
brown leather case. Between Dan
7.iKers and Murphv. Reward. Contact
Elizabeth Poteat. 7096. (1-749-1)
Think This Over
9 Pounds
DAMP .WASH v.... 30c
FLUFF-DRY BUNDLE 40c
gHIRTS Hand-ironed ....15c ea.
"Quality Work Guaranteed"
The Rosemary Laundry
329 W. Rosemary Phone 5151
Street. He is available for inter
views, between 9 o'clock and 4:30
daily. ' '
Graham-
Rodman Names
Absentee Solonr
Ten absentees from the Feb.t23
meeting of the Student Legisla
ture were reported by Rules
Committee Chairman George
Rodman yesterday. . '- J;
The delinquent solons must
submit their excuses in writing
to Rodman, he said, before 'this
Thursday night. .-.,..
Those absent were: Ed Best,
Bill Craft, Hal -garden, Bob
Evans, Bob Goodwin, Ronald
Prince, Dave Sharpe, Vestal Tay
lor, Al Winn and Gilbert Marsh.
Legislature-
(Continued from page 1)
with the necessity lo amend the
constitution in order to add rep
resentatives. ' ;
(3) Add a:member of the Stu
dent Legislature to both the Pub
lications Board and the Budget
Committee. The solon represen
tatives would be appointed by
the Speaker of the Legislature.
(4) Provide for holdover mem
bers in both the Student Audit
Board and the Student Enter
tainment Committee..
(5) Combine' the Coed Senate
and ' Women'-s-' Interdormitory
Council, without changing any oi
the functions of the ft wo organ
izations. '' 'is ' ' .
Speaker of the Legislature Ted
Leonard has indicated that; 'the
solons will probably meet in spe
cial session? every 'night next
week in order to consider the
constitution. .
(Continued from page 1)
stitute most of the raw materials
used -in manufacturing goods
upon which the American public
spent $85 billion in a recent year.
6. In a few generations the
stress and strain of cities burn
out the vigor; of much of the pop
ulation. It has to be renewed
from the people who live and
work in the; open ajr and sun
shine of they countryside.
7. A depression too often has
begun with the 'drop in farm in
come, j
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Common Courtesy
CHARLOTTE, March 1 (JP)
The message from the dead
demanded respect.
J.. Lester Wolfe. Clerk oi
Court, got the message today.
Among his varied duties is the
opening of lock boxes of per
sons who have died.
S When he opened one box it
contained this 'message on a.
scrap of paper and nothing else:,
"Pentlemen, take off your hats,
please '' U
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(Continued from page 1)
the Association. '
"The church home lor the un
fortunate, the orphan, the sick,
the aged," he said, "holds one of
the great keys to the . tpiritual
welfare of the church itself.
"What the church "home does
for. the spiritual welfare of
church members who support it,
Ijajid what happens spiritually to
those church members who do
not support it, is the point of
these remarks," he stated to the
Methodist representatives gath
ered from over the nation.
House went on to point out to
the second Association conven
tion at the Windy City in as
many years that the Methodist
Church "has a duty to help those
"unfortunates ' within its own
family circle."
"They must be looked after,"
he declared. "This is the practical
point for the church as a family.
If they are looked -after,, the
church thrives spiritually; if they
the church as a spi" -
ship." ' .
The greatest secular forces m
America are -individual : em
prise and cooperative enterprise,
the Chancellor said. '
Individual enterprise is made
possible by the strength of indi
vidual mind and character. -joi
"is a Christian contribution. Co
operative enterprise, he continj
ued. also is a Christian contnbu;
tion: "people doing things to
gether which no man can do lor
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Green Tender
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Green Tops ' V "J
CARROTS . 2 bunches .15
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Red Emporor x
GRAPES .. 2 lbs. 29
Large Heads
LETTUCE 2 for .21
Yellow '
ONIONS . 2 lbs. .09
Red Bliss
POTATOES 5 lbs. .29
TOMATOES 1 lb. .17
Carton .17
Sunkiet 3S0"s i
LEMONS doz. .38
Coldstream Pink . .. '
ff,A&P. Coffee
Mild and Mellow
8 O'CLOCK
Bag : 67C
Rich and Fuli Bodied
RED' CIRCLE
Vag 70c
Vigorous and Wincy
BOKAR C .
72c
1-Lb.
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Golden Maid
MARGARINE
1 White 1 'Z 19c
Colored -- m 29c'
CAMAY
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PORK CHOPS . lb. .53
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PORK CHOPS lb. 69
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PICNICS .... lb. .39
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CHUCK ROAST (Bone In)... lb. .49
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. RIB- ROAST Standing lb. .67
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FRYERS D&D .. .... lb. .51
HENS D&D 5. lb. .45
FILLET PERCH lb. .33
FILLET HADDOCK lb. .39
FRESH SHRIMP lb. .69
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