PAGE FOUR THE DAILY TAR HEEL TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1952 Hie - Special to The Daily Tar Heel WASHINGTON, March 24 The Licensed Beveraged Indus tries today pointed ouV the re cent $1.50 per gallon Federal tax increase on whiskjr brings the total tariffs on liquor to $10.50 per gallon. Class Rings Juniors .'and seniors may place orders for their class rings Thursday from "2 io 4:30 p.m. in ihe Y lobby, Grail Ring Chairman Al House yesterday announced. - Seniors are particularly urged to place their orders this time -in ordar that they may have them by graduation time. De livery on all orders are made in 8 lo 10 weeks. The Grail will continue to take orders for the remainder of the quarter on alternate Thursdays. j" nothing ,46 It t.Jbut ' do Talk about talent he walks thru walls! r Mm 6 s , Arthur Swti tntwpttM prtMiftt A Jaewm Bar Production Joan Greenwood ,. &FZ!1 and Bourvil in "M.T. PEEKABOO" Dincted by Jean Beytr Produced by Jacques Bar Screenplay by Jm Boyer and Michael Audiard Based on a ttory by Maree! Aym4 - Released thru United Artists THURSDAY CPU Plans D.C.Tnp This Week The Carolina Political Union will sponsor a trip to Washington this weekend for students who are interested. The student group will leave Thursday afternoon and return Sunday. There is a possibility that students will be excused from class to make the trip. The group will contact many national leaders including Con troller Lindsay "Warren, Secre tary of Labor- Maurice Tobin, Justice William O. Douglas, Sec retary of State Dean Acheson, and Attorney General Howard McGrath. CPU also has invitations from a number of senators who have suggested that : the group call them when it arrives. ' Among the lawmakers, in this category are Senators George, Douglas, Duff, Connolly, Full bright, Knowland, Russell, Byrd, McMahon Mundt, Kefauver, and Lodge. Any student who has a car and who wishes to make the trip may clo so by leaving a note in the of fice at Graham Memorial. 13 BEST SELLERS ON OUR vx L 1 TADLE The Way of Tho South-By Odum The Bright Plain. By Eaton Medical Education By Flexner POGO By Kelly Legal Miscellanies By H. W. Taft Glee Club The Glee club will meet at 5 p.m. today in the choral room of Hill hall. Students interested in joining are invited to attend. Sailing Club The Sailing club will meet to night at 7 o'clock in Horace Wil liams Lounge, Graham Memorial. Last Chance Graduating seniors will have their last opportunity this week to purchase invitations to the June commencement exercises. The Order of the Grail will sell, the official invitations, an nouncements, and calling cards beginning today and continu ing through Friday afternoon.. They will be on sale in the lobby of the YMCA building from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. and from. 2 to 3 pan.-'; Phi Debate IsToriight A bill calling for the abolish ment of the electoral college and the popular election of the Pres ident will be debated by the Phi Assembly at its 8 o'clock meetr ing tonight in. the third floor New East Phi Chambers. This topic has also been placed before Congress in the form of a Constitutional . amendment by Senator Langer, Republican of North Dakota, and is expected to cause bitter controversy between Democrats and Republicans. All interested persons are in vited to attend the Phi discussion tonight and participate in the debate. LASSIF ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 DEPENDABLE WRECKER SERVICE 24 HOURS a day. Poe Motor Company, day phone 6581. night phone 2-3441. (Chg. lxl) TYPING AND SHORTHAND CLASS es. Spring Quarter in. New West. 7:15 to 9:15 P.M. first Class March 20. Monday & Thursday. Call 8407. (1-9349-2) DID YOU EVER SEE A PIG EAT OUT of a trough? ; WANTED f - - . - - ' STUDENT TO WORK IN-SUBSCRIP-tion office of The Daily Tar Heel. Ex cellent 'extra-curricula activity. Low wages. See Jimmy Capps in 210 Gra ham Memorial or at 102 Lewis. (Staff) WANTED TO RENT 24B COMING FRIDAY An Eind-Of-The-. Month Sale To ; ock Your Eye Out. WOULD - FACULTY MEMBER CON sider renting furnished dwelling to retired professor & wife, about. Octo ber 1 to May 1. Call 2-8908. (1-C6003-2) Bi-partisan Prospective candidates for vacancies on the Men's and Women's Councils will be in terviewed by the Bi-partisan Selection Board al 7 p. m. today in Graham Memorial. Seats to be filled on the Men's council include three seniors, one junior, one sopho more, one graduate and one pharmacy All Women's Council - seats will be vacant, with ihe excep tion of two junior seals. "WEATHER On the wet heels of yesterday's cold rains, the weatherman pro mised cloudy and milder for to day. Today's high is expected to be 52. Yesterday's high was 54 and the low was about 38. efs Moravians The Rev. Robert A. Iobst, mis sionary in Nicaragua, will show slides and lead a discussion of his work at a meeting of Moravian students at 7:30 p.m. tonight, in the Y library. All interested per sons are invited. : University Party . The University Party will meet tonight at . 8:00 in Roland Parker lounge number two of Graham Memorial to complete nomina tions for themspring elections. Young Republicans The campus Young Republi cans club will hear Gerald Chan-? dler, president of the Wake For est club, at their meeting tonight at 8:30 in the Grail room of Gra ham Memorial. Officers of the newly-organized group will also be elected tonight Band Practice The University band will prac tice at 4:30 p.m. today. All mem bers are urged to attend. Women's Council ' Candidates for the coed hand book editorship and leadership training will be interviewed by the Women's 'Council "at their 4 p.m. meeting today in the coun cil room on the second floor of Graham Memorial. Y Committee xne woria teiateaness com mission of the Y will meet today1 at 4 p.m. in John Riebel's office. Pi Delta Phi Pi Delta Phi, honorary French fraternity, will hold their week ly dinner meeting tonight "at 6 o'clock in the second floor dining room of Lenoir hall. Persons wish ing to practice speaking French are invited to attend. Math Colloquium Alfred T. Brauer, professor of mathematics, will speak on "A Generalization of a Serum of Aubry-Thue," at the math colo quium tomorrow at 4 p.m. in room 320 of Phillips hall. A tea will be held afterwards in the math library. Art Talk John Allcott, dean of the art department, will deliver a gal lery talk on the current Person hall exhibition at 7:30 p.m. to morrow. ' . Debate Council The debate council will meet at 4 p.m. . today in Roland Parker lounge number one of Graham Memorial. COME IN TODAY for one of our TEMPTING DINNERS MICHAEL'S GRILL "We serve excellent food" If RentBuy Brouse at ihe BULL'S HEAD G. ROY ELLIOTT: Church, College and Nation DAY RADIO SERVICE "Our Work Guaranteed" OGBUflN FURNITURE CO. P P WANTED TO BUY S u its Ty powr itc rs Ca rn e ras Musical Instruments Binoculars Highest Prices Paid Licensed and Bonded See Us For Larger Loans on Anything of Value MAIN L OA N OFFICE 400 W. Main St. at Five Points EVENING and WEDDING GOWNS And All Types of Formats .Beautifully Cleaned CHE EJC-: D R Y C L BANE RS 720 9th St. Durham K E EASTER S Largest Reductions for Desired Clothes Group BurMil Suits, values to $42.50, reduced to .....:............ .....: Sanforized cotton suits, reduced to Group Hammonton Park Suits, values to 66.50, reduced, to .1 ... j Group suits, values -to ; 57.00, reduced to !.;...: :l White; buck shoes reduced from"9.95 to .:............ White buck loafers reduced from 12.95 to ; . Large group Howard- & Foster shell cordovan shoes, values to 20.95 reduced to ..:...:i... $24.00 butcher; linen sport coats reduced to $31.95 Angora Australian wool Sport Jackets how SPECIAL JUST RECEIVED XT' 40 DOZEN OF OUR FAMOUS REP TIES :X proup Oxford Gray Hockanum Flannel Suits re- f " "duced to .......... .. . ................ lc SALE on many Sox 3 prs.' for price of 2 ; " You'll most definitely find greater values at 29.95 13.99 39.95 29.95 6.93 7.99 15.99 14.93 19.99 4S.99 Clothing N 'S Cupboard U'J.WXH BAN I WOT SO .g I MAPg 13 Ay APPETIZING. THE INTIMATE OOOICSHOP 205 E. FRANKLIN ST. OPEIJ EVENINGS HOW VtoUPAK5 THAT WAS MY OWN FLESH Hf WArVOUZ fAAGC TOO. COUTH AN'; VCONP'JTE., MOW DOL'SLJE'DAXS IU A BEkcAVEl? PAPPVTCY UKB THAT rcf ft rBSSIPES U5IN' INSULTiN' i WOJ2PS WHAT I PON'T UHQm- eTAur iroy ciut ojmsr yOX PIT MS CN THS S2EGAF?. use 4 1 I' I i . - f r 7 v t ll'ilii!;;-;

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