TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1952 PAGE TWO THE DAILY TAB -E ! . -I I t E : S, ; i .11 i i s ', 1 I ' i. The official student newspaper of the Publications of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where it is published daily at the Colonial Press, Inc., except Monday, examination and vacation periods and during the offi cial summer terms. Entered as second class matter at the Post Office of Chapel Hill, N. C, under the act of March 3, 1879. Subscription rates: mailed $4.00 per year, $1.50 per quarter; delivered $6.00 per year and $2.25 per quarter. Glenn Harden Bruce Melton -David Buckner Bill Peacock Marv Nell Boddie Jody Levey Joe Raff Editor-in-chief Managing Editor News Editor Sports Editor Society Editor R m mm. m I. f . I !- . r Kill Ifnnv IAI1 V, I III si emu vi sx nor f --- - n EL. IU. H L -IVV I. Beverly Baylor isue Jtiurress Ed Starnes -Feature Editor Literary Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Assoc Sports Editor Nancy Burgess Assoc. Society Editor Ruffin Woody Fhdtographer O. T. Watklns Business Manager News Staff Clyde Baker, Vardy Buckalew, Robert Colbert, Walter Dear, Barty Dunlop. Grady Elmore, Donna Hauck, Betty Ann Kirby, Sandra Klostermyer, Jody Levey, Thomas McDonald, Mitchell Novit, Jim Oglesby, Wanda Lou Philpott, Virginia Polk, Nancy L. Reese, Jerry Reese, Betty Jean Schoeppe, Bill Bcarborough, Bob Wilson, Octavia Beard. Sports Staff Ken Barton, Alva Stewart, Buddy Northart, Tom Peacock. Society Staff Dian McComb, Lindy Linderman, Betty Jean Schoeppe. Business Staff Flossie Kerves, Wallace Pridgeh, Gerry Miller, Richard Adel eheift,"Robeft Drew. . . nee It s Only O . give to the Campus Chest today! by KoEi Taylor asneses You gals got nothing to worry about when the boys ride you for primping so much. There is a local saying that coeds just naturally take longer to dress than any other of God's crea tures. I got five bucks that says there is something on this cam pus that can out-comb, out dress any living female. I ain't right sure it exists but I saw it with me own eyes.' Last week, me and my ever suffering roommate, Cobola, went into the head (men's lounge) r to take a shower. As we entered the door the most striking feature of the tile lined room was a figure of a Carolina student in front of a mirror combing his hair. Right off hand that ain't nothing o get excited about cause I do it myself nce ina while. It was the particular care with which this student fondled each lock that got us. So we showered down, sang 23 verses of "Abdul Abdul-ul Amir,"; and then went out to brush up on the teeth. That same guy was still there, all but - embracing those wavy locks. I gave the teeth an extra work out cause I just read a Colgate ad and looked up. Still on that hair. Shaved, with extra care, I wanted to see if I could out stay him. Cobola ain't said much about it except an oc casional cut of the eye. Goldy locks, was still giving his arm a work-out by first passing the comb through his hair and then coming back over it with his hand. Every wave was perfect, every little strand in its right place and still he kept at it. I got myself about as clean as I have been in the last . eight years, and then ran a broken stub of a comb with three teeth on it through my own pompa dour. Looked up and this guy was still at it. I gave up and went back to the room, dressed, ( 0it Campus Let Them Eat Cake ... Two students at Washington University,; St. Louis, have started ajVCake Service." Here's ihow it works: Parents' of out-of-town stu- ' tteita S .who want to remember their' son's: birthday order a cake from the two students. The cake is delivered right to the son's dormitory door. For a small Ottra charge, other birthday gifts will be, purchased and de livered. " and, grabbed a coat in prepara tion to hit the road to Raleigh. On the way down I decided to take one last look inside the head. Still there. I haven't been in that par- Madam Editor: . . The Daily Tar Heel today re fers to me "as a former Speaker of the Phi Assembly. I apprec iate the promotion ; thus . con ferred upon me, but I fear the report is "slightly exaggerated." I was Speaker Pro-Tempore last summer, but the then Speaker was disgustingly healthy and thus frustrated the line of suc cession. As Parliamentarian now I am second in line, but the approaching end of the quarter suggests that all" officers may once more survive the or deal. Or did your reporter mere ly mean that I do my share of the speaking? On that charge I am probably guilty. . D. M, Kerley (PS: Right spelling, wrong Office!) ticular room since because the more I think of it the more I believe it was just some Cat's ghost enchanted by its own beauty. It is probably still there, lost in the canyons of an un named dormitory, with biceps that Charlie Atlas would envy still combing that bush. t Pays You To Pay : y Check! ' Your money is safe till you need it but ready when you want it. Open ' , ... - - an account now! . 1 ; THE BANK OF CHAPEL HILL Chapel Hill Carrboro Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. achoss J. One of a Mongoloid - tribe 5: Character istic mark 10. Lid 12. Citadel 13. Dwelling 14. Rub out 15. Coarse part of flax 16. Definite article 18. Bark, as a dog 19. Appendages 21. State positively 24. European shark ' 28. Destined 29. Native of Cuba - 30. To butt with horns 31. Obscures 32. frot sunny 34. Shinto temple 37. Constellation 38. Fortify 41. A stone , (Latin 43. Rascal 45. A catkin 46. Lurches 47. Troublesome (coftoq.) 48. Epochs " DOWN 1. A tax (Shet. Is.) 2. Wandering workman 3. Affirm 4. Man's nickname 7, 8. 0. 11. 17. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. Metal craggy hill Absent Flat-topped hill Preparatory abbr.) 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