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ol ays Dornn M Several residents of Graham dorm complained Thursday night that living there was "like living in a goldfish bowl," as a result of a unique, robbery. Chapel Hill Police received a call from one resident who reported that his door had been .stolen; They thought it was a joke. John Sipp knew otherwise: it was his door. . At least one door was car ried off and several others -switched sometime Thursday. While other residents were try ing their room keys in every door, attempting to locate theirs, Sipp wanted to locate just any door. . Be on the lookout for a liot door. " jj cwffta fern inik , j ;. 7 rav i u in 1 i i Howj on HoW on h yowf rib ... yovr In fort a wfrndrfwl L(0fiL.STAH0Ot FREDDIE MfllmOMW OSCM KAftWBS TODAY LATE SHOW TONIGHT SUN.-MON.-TUES. wmA am? menus? f v. if 'i f .-iat. - it Graduation Invitations To Be Sold June graduates will have their first opportunity to purchase sen ior class invitations and an nouncements Tuesday when they will go on sale in the Y Court at 9 o'clock in the morning. The Order of the Grail will again han dle the selling of invitations as it has in the "past. A desk will be maintained in the lobby of the Y building daily for about three weeks according to Frank AUston, Grail invitation chairman. Samples of the different invi tations and announcements 'will be available for inspection at the desk. The Grail is the only organiza tion authorized to handle the sale of invitations and announcements as well as class rings. Seniors de siring to obtain invitations ' and announcements are urged" to order them as soon as "possible. . The first successful operation inside the living heart was per formed in 1949. Contributions to the Heart Fund will help doc tors bring the latest advances to all those that suffer from heart diseases. .Make your donation to the Heart Fund by giving to the 1952 Campus Chest Give once -serve all. Three-quarters of a million dealts in 1950 were caused by di seases of the heart and circula tory system. Your contribution to the American Heart Fund will help find their cause and preven tion. Make your contribution to the Heart Fund by contributing to the 1952 Campus Chest. All drives in one. Thousands of servicemen wounded in Korea are alive to day because whole blood and plasma, collected through the Red Cross from voluntary donors, was bown across the Pacific to the battlefronts. This program is be ing expanded greatly by the Red Cross and the Dept. of Defense CLASSIFIEDS ANNOUNCEMENTS Chancellor (Continued from page 1) Foght and the business man ager are paid $50 a month; five other staff members receive $13. 89 a month. The petitioners also asked for the home addresses of nine Tech nician staff members" with non-Anglo-Saxon names: Paul Foght, D. E. Marrus, Steve Elstein, Dan Harnat, Allan Nishball, El liot Kabash, Walser Kasman, Rob ert Cabaniss and Ken Gibaldo. Foght has also urged, editorial ly, that Consolidated University President Gordon Gray conduct a "thorough study" of "State's athletic policy and the Athletic Council." "The firing of Beattie Feathers by the Athletic Council violates the spirit of the Southern Con ference athletic meetings led by Mr. Gray himself," Foght charg ed. In October Chancellor Harrel- son was quoted in the Technician, as saying "Athletics is out of con trol." According to Foght, "that statement is true, but incomplete. The Athletic Council is also out of control. "Only a drastic alteration of the present organization and power of the council will bring it back in line with the rest of the col lege. The power -of the President and the Chancellor should ex ceed that of the council. The pro ceedings of the council should be made subject to review by col lege' officialdom and some of its authority should be taken away." "The time has come," Foght as serted, "to reduce the" power of this agency which has created such turmoil on our campus." R. S. White of Lynchburg. Va.. is captain of the Carolina gym nastics team and is trampoline champion of the Southern Inter collegiate Gymnastics League. ) : ADVERTISE IN THE - DAILY TAR HEEL DEPENDABLE WRECKER SERVICE 24 HOURS a day, Poe Motor Company, day phone 6581. night phone 2-3441. (Chg. lxl) UNIVERSITY TRUCKING COMPANY Local and long distance household moving. Contact Hauling Cargo Insur ance. 100 East Franklin St. Phone 4041. Or see Ross or James Norwood. (Chg lxl) , ; 1 SAXOPHONE. KING ALTO. Ex cellent condition. Brilhart mouth piece. Phone Frank Mason, 5636. (1-9336-1) COME IN TODAY and look over our stock WESTERN AUTO W. Franklin St. Ph. 25259 IF YOU ARE NOT ONE OF THE FEW LUCKY ONES TO HAVE TICKETS TO THE CONCERT, ENJOY SOME FINE MUSIC THAT'S . OUT OF THIS WORLD AT THE CAROLINA CLUB JAM SESSION 2:00-4:00 SATURDAY . AFTERNOON 3 MILES WEST ON GREENSBORO HIGHWAY Election (Continued from page 1) necessary in order io hold an election on the question this quarter. He staled he didn't like the laxness in regard io the con stitution as the reason for tak ing the bill to the Student Council, adding Hthat a trend was starting toward a laxness in all elections beginning whh the fall elections. Shuford said he would ask Speaker Bunny Davis o call a special session for Monday night in order to have the elec lion date set and give the Elec tion Board enough time to maka public notice; " DAILY CROSSWORD ; ACROSS 1. Rude dwelling" 4. 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