THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1950
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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-Phi Beta-
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William Cromartie Burgess,
James Edwin Clement, Richard
Htrnpton Jtnrette, John Henry
Crabtree, Jr., Edith Winslow,
rul Walker Keatman Worth, Jr.
Winston-Salem Ralph Jones
Atkinson, David Elwood Clinard,
Jr., Graham Eugene Jones, Wil
liam Hendren Long, Aubert Cal
vin Snow and Percy Watson
SiiKgs, Jr.
Greensboro Earl Ray Betts,
Jr., George Henderson Webb,
William Frederick Kampschmidt,
Jr.'
Wilmington Cornelius Theo
dore Partrick and Walter Allen
Spiyey.
Other North Carolinians: Noel
Wayne Baker, Rural Hall; Wil
liam Augustus Bowen, Green
ville; Thomas Harold Crowder,
Jr., Henderson; Robert Hampton
Ellmore, Roxboro; Ralph Edward
Forrest, New Bern; Charles Rob
ert Gilchrist, Jr., Brown Sum
mit; Cary Lee Guy, Angier;
Richard Francis Haff, Burling
ton; Roy Griffith Hall, Jr., Sa
luda; Robert Joyce Hooper,
Reidsville; John Randolph In
gram, Asheboro; James William
Johnson, High Point; Edwin
Saunders, Carolina Beach; John
Lacy Kennedy, Fayetteville;
Marshall Ross Lane, Morganton;
John Thomas Langley, Kinston;
Clarence Reid'McLain, Jr., Len
oir; Seth' Keith Meads, Shaw
i boro; Jack Wiley Money, Ker-
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nersville; Joseph McKinsey Paul,
Pike Road; Jere Rufus Pelletier,
Maysville; William Herman
Strickland, Jr., Lenoir; Hubert
Durwood - Tyndall, Pikeville;
Robert Harrell Vinson, Ahoskie;
Alexander Grady Webb, Jr.,
Rocky Mount; William Henry
White, Jr., Greenville; Robert
Turnbull Whitlock, Mt. Airy;
Will Allen Worth, Pefferson;
Robert Miller Arthur, Hills
boro; Edward Haynes Collies,
Lurnberton; Edwin Brown Hatch,
Jr., Pittsboro; William Davis
Huffines, Lexington; Charles
Blythe Jones and Mack Hood
Jones, both of Henderson ville;
Tally Edward Lassiter, Troy;
Arnold Lawrence McPeters,
Weaverville; Marshall Thomas
McRae, Maxton; William Henry
Melson, Jr., Elizabeth City; Jesse
Mardred Mercer, Jr., Lucama;
William Arnold Miller, Jr., Con
cord; Stephen Irwin Moore,
Burlington; Mary Stewart More-
house, Oakwoods; Jay William
Sanders, Jr., Roanoke Rapids,
and Elmer Brian Tripps, Wash
ington. Out-of-state students initiated
were: Richard Fry Bunting, Sal
em, Va.; Robert Hampton Davis,
Jr., Richhmond, Va.; Olindo Dra-;
gone, Pittsfield, Mass.; James
Everett, Jr., Doniphan, Mo.; Rob
ert Edward Kaufman, Mt. Ver-.
non, N. Y.; James Mark Mahanj
Syracuse, N. Y.; Warren-Dale
Morrison, Jr., Miami, Fla.; Aiistirij
Southard Myers, Jr., East Had A
dam, Conn.; Benjamin Gary
Pease. Jr.. Jacksonville, Fla.t-Ed
mund Watson Price, Trenton, N.
J.;
Richard James Murphy, Balti
more, Md.f Mai Bell Conley,
Chattanooga, Tenn.; Thano A.
Cotsis, Athens, Greece; Ann
Parker Faulconer, Washington,
JD. C; Morris Knudsen, Los An-
geles, Calif.; Mary Wilhelmina
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academic year, 1950-51, for re
search and writing.
Dean D. D. Carroll, School of
Business Administration, for two
quarters of academic year, 1950
51. Prof.. J. B. Linker, Department
of Mathematics, and Associate
Dean A. K. , King of Graduate
School, both for one quarter oi
next academic year-
Retiring:.
Dr. William M. Dey, Kenan pro
fessor of Romance languages and
literature, and Dr. William deB.
MacNider. Kenan research of
pharmacology, School of Medicine,
both in June. Dr. Dey has been
member of faculty -41 years and
was head of his Department 40
years. Dr. MacNider nas Deen
member of the faculty 51 years
and was Dean of the School for
three years.
Resignations:
Prof. B., W. Anderson, Grav
Professor of Biblical Literature.
to become professor at Colgate
Rochester Divinity School; Dr.
Fred L. flights, associate profes
sor of bacteriology, to become
professor at Wayne University,
and Mrs. Frances Burns Hogan,
assistant professor of physical
education. . . K .
Lamar, Birmingham, Ala.; Mar
garet. Rogers Law, Atlanta, Ga.;
Barbara Morris Lowe, Port
Washington, -N, Y.'; Barbara Jean
Lunsford,, Madison, N. J.; Mary
Angelyn McNease, Fayette, Ala.;
Thomas Lenford Nabors, Glen
coe, Ala.; Jean Elizabeth Ogburn,
Bryn Mawr, William Smith
Peebles, III, Lawrence ville, Va.;
Jacqueline Leona . Rosen, Miami
Beach, Fla.; Louise Bruce Stave,
Anderson, S. C.
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WHEN BETTER PERMANENTS ARE
given BIS8J0.1.S BEAUTY SHOP wili
give them. Cold waves $5.00 and up.
Expert operators. 127 W. Rosemary M.
Open evenings by appointment. " Tel.
6961. ( chg lxl)
MEW IN CHAPEL HILL THE BIKE
Shop. West Rosemary, across from the
town nau, i repairs, accessories, new
and used bikes, rentals. Student own
ed and operated. - (chg lxl)
FOR RENT,
6A
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ment available now. Three room un
furnished cottage available July 1st.
Telephone 8696. (1-11111-2)
QUALITY PUBLIC ADDRESS SYS
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open! Low rates on bikes for rent at
the Bike Shop, across from the town
hall. Make Sunday appointments, in
advance. The Bike Shop is ; student
owned and operated for sales, rentals,
and repairs. All work guaranteed.
(che 1x2)
FOR SALE
6B
ONE ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE,
cooking facilities. Ideal for two male
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Bars
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CASHMERE
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2 its 23c
OCTAGON
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2 Btfs 11c
DASH
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GREEN TOPS ; , ;
CARROTS . .. .. .. 2 bun. 15c
FLORIDA YELLOW TENDER '
CORN ..... ...... . .. 2 for 15c
SUNKIST
LEMONS 1 doz. 39c
YELLOW COOKING
ONIONS 1 lb. 5c
RED BLISS
POTATOES 5 lbs. 23c
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FLORIDA :
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PLANTER'S
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SILVER DUST
pk 27c
WESSON OIL
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SUNBRITE
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SHOULDER ROAST BEEF Bone In
CHUCK ROAST Bone In
LEG OF LAMB Spring ;
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PORK LOINROAST .
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