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FEBRUARY 29, 1952 PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY TAR HEEL Application Continued from page 1) senior class, or if they make a score of 75 or better. Students already enrolled in graduate schools may be consid ered for deferment so long as they remain in good standing. These criteria are guides for the local boards. The boards are un der no compulsion to follow them, but any local board classi fication is subject to appeal. Anyone desiring further infor mation about the test should see Col. Shepard in 315 South Building. (Continued from page 3) from one position to another as the occasion required that enabled Tommy to easily decision State's Vitus Kaiser,-who had previously been unbeaten in 177-pound matches. "It, was a splendid match by Tommy," Sam thinks. "Tommy takes wrestling - very seriously arid sets a good example for the other boys. He worries about all of his opponents. If his opponent is good, he's ; worried about winning, . if , he is a . bum, he worries about making a poor showing." H Last week Coxe was pinned by Maryland's Bill Fischer, con? sidered an - Olympic prospect, as the Tar Heels lost 36-0, but he came back the" next night to de cision Bill .BiggaE of Virginia the only victory as Carolina lost, 31-3. ' Collections ' (Continued from page 7) Judy of Boone and Delores Funai of Richmond, Va. received scho larship .awards; Marilyn McKee of Wichita, -Kan. and Jotan Char les of Sea Girt,' N. J. received ac tivities awards; . . and , Rosalyn Brown of Elberton, Ga. was nam ed the Model Pledge. ZBT Robert Goodman of El Paso, Tex. and Ann Swartz of Smith College are- pinned.- - - - - ? New Independent Coed Board president is Nancy Ripple of Winston-Salem. She succeeds Rosa Lee Brake. BROWniE HAWKEYE CAMlftA FLASH tAODZL Here's just the camera you need. , You. . merely -, load aim, and shooi for good' in iloor pictures in color black-and-white. Takes 12 shots per roll using Kodak 620 films; negative size 24x2 lA inches. The cam era sell3 for only $7.20 in cluding Federal Tax, and Flacholdor U $3.39. aster's . Comoro - SICofo inc. :. ' . I" X rfi3-i GM Program Phi Mu Alpha, music frater nity, will sponsor a program of chamber music Sunday night, March 2, in the main lounge of Graham Memorial. The public will be treated to two ensemble groups not often heard by average listeners: the brass ensemble and the woodwind quintet. The first part of the three part program will consist of music by the. sixteen-piece University brass choir. Under the leadership of Joseph Wood, Jr., assistant band , director, the group will play two pavans . by Melehoir Franck, six pieces by Pezel, and two sonatas. - - The second part of the pro gram will be a Mozart piano trio for violin, violoncello, and piano. .' - The final part of the program will feature a Quintet for Flute, Oboev Clarinet, Horn, and Bassoe-n by the Swedish composer Ham erik. All the members of this quintet are graduate students in music here at the University. BonoWitz To Head Women's Orientation Miss Saralyn Bonowitz has been chosen by the Women's Residence Council to head the women's orientation committee next fall. She transferred to Carolina from Stevens this year and comes from San Matro, Calif. Since her arrival here she has been elect ed to the legislature, and has been chosen secretary of the -Hill-el. She is also a member of Chi Omega, sorority. . She will organize and direct the activities of the orientation program. - '";."'' . .... . An . editor for the Woman's Handbook "to be used in the fall orientation program will be chos en next week. v; All junior coeds who , are interested in applying for this post must submit their application to their house presi dents by Monday at 6 p.m. ,;,.. IN DURHAM H A ft V E Y ' S CAFETERIA AND : ;':B.AHQU-ET" SERVICE- " Breakfast 6:30-9:15: .. .... Lunch 11-2:30 Supper 5 8:05 . 103 E. MAIN STREET. DURHAM WE'LL RUN THESE; COMJC STRIP ADS IN EVERY PAPHTt P.- I AMBITIOUS:; Y ET, 6ETTY GOT P.O.J: J 1 1 AND YOULL SMELL I 1 1 ( I&W'"' . ! WITH ME!f((r-N---rf f ,pCJ I A WON'T HAVE ANV T- 1 -State Of Campus- Meeting Postponed -Til March ?2-23 The "State of the Campus" con ference originally scheduled for this weekend has been postponed due to the regional NS A confer ence here this weekend. The new date for the confer ence has been set for the first weekend in spring quarter, March 22-23. Six commissions have been in augurated as a means of defining and investigating the . different areas of campus life and will re port at this conference. Registration is now open at the YMCA and all students who' can possibly attend are invited. The purpose of the Conference "is to get student opinion on issues of the day and in turn bring back a healthier program to the cam pus. The six study commissions and their leaders will be: Faculty student Relations Donna Hauck, Educational Effectiveness - Bill Mallison, Student Apathy Gene State Textile -.- (Continued from page 1) tive employers).' The dean said he also pointed out to Foght that he is an out-of- state student and "therefore, bene fitting more from attending State College than a North Carolina student. He said he advised Foght "to be a good citizen of the col lege and of North Carolina" while he is at State. Foght declined to elaborate on Dean Campbell's statements, but said they were "as correct as I could recall the conversation." " There should be some red-hot competition in four finals of the SC swim .met tonight. State's Sonia and Churn will oppose Car olina's Dick Levy in the 50-yard freestyle; Carolina's Warren Hee man and Baarcke will go against State's Tom Dunlap in the 200 yard backstroke; and the Tar Heel divers Joe Kelso and R. S. White will, be trying for their second victory over the Wolf pack's Bob Stenburg. ANNOUNCEMENTS DEPENDABLE WRECKER SERVICE 24 HOURS a day.. Poe Motor Company, day phone 6S81. night phone 2-3441. (dig. lxl) UNIVERSITY, TRUCKING COMPANY' Local and long . distance household moving. Contact Hauling Cargo Insur ance. " 10CT East Franklin St. Phone 4041. Or see Ross or James Norwood. - (Chg lxl) "X I ' "iJ" l' M'GHT V 1 J WHAT'S Y P.Ol MpnPACTSn'S ! ! YZn 7 11 HonjEnrr w as well n 1 1 that, -Scscnr smell pzztj I Oberdorfer, Student Honor and the Honor System Bill Brown, Meeting the Social Needs of the Student Body Harry Phillips, and Men and Women Relations Jack Becker. The idea of the Conference was two months ago by the following students who are sponsoring the conference: Jack Prince, Bob Simmons, Ken Barton, and Bill Wolfe; John Harris, Allen Mil ledge, Bill Burkholder, Bill Malli son, Jim Mclntyre, and ' Donna Hauck are acting as advisors. The conference will begin on Saturday afternoon and last through Sunday. . , -Clark- (Continued from page X). . During the meeting, it is ex pected that trustee John Clark will comment on recent articles appearing ;in The Daily Tar -Heel, and The Carolinian. " Clark's brother, Dave, has supported a move Jto "punish" The Technician, State College paper, for printing an editorial requesting that a fa culty member resign. Besides "a large State College delegation, attending will be sev eral UNC students, including UNC student president Henry Bowers, Dick Murphy, former president John Sanders, and Ed McLeod. All three student editors will be on hand for the meeting. Murphy has charged John Clark with' "gestapo tactics" in his re cent letter-writing J campaign. Sanders and McLeod were the topics of letters sent to the stu dents' home town mayors request ing comments on their upbringing. S .. lii-KZ? Sltjfe ft...'?..'!.'. i:W::: :':: l.v.. & m - c 1 r 1 -Act . i ::::. 3 111 . : fPTYM S w P j mf r fiA; - y Liauresn mmu Jen mMlmli wa f,te'l REED kszs Ch!3T Lea tUffl E:diy E'ER E!rd Wtt d tepbjij SSSSnS3i O-M lj mi Ura-feia bi U3K3 CSD-l BM-Ks Bete 1 . v SLPif -E-;in S'-'-'-j ' Anthropology Club The Anthropology Club will meet at 7:30. this evening in 407 Alumni. Dr. Frank LeBar will speak on "Applied Anthropology in Micronesia." Visitors are wel come. Presbyterian Church The Graduate Group of the Presbyterian Church will not meet this Friday. The next meet ing will be Friday March, 21. Chapel of the Cross Dean Clifford Lyons will ba the discussion initiator for this Sun 's day night's meeting Qf the York Club at The Chapel of the Cross. The York Club is an Episcopal grout) meeting at 8:45 p.m. the first and third Sundays of the month that afford a unique op portunity for faculty and students lU jum m uiinucti oi,u.uty auuuv Christian responsibility. The : to pic for this week is "Your (grad uate Work Christianity or Idol atry?" Corporation Finance Classes Mr. John Gilbert, one of the nation's most active "Minority Stockholders Representatives will be the guest of the School of Business Administration today. He will speak before the classes in Corporation Finance at 8 and 11 o'clock. Both of these classes, for today only, will meet in Bingham 103. AH students are welcome to these talks. I TODAY ii ' t!rwp Willi 1 j hp aiwijwB W W onil USE VOUR NOODLE. cur maocDLEr 1 I .... J .
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