TUESDAY, APRIL" 1, 1952 tad? . THE DAILTT TAH; HEEL n 7 ii s; t. i . !; r I: Is And Tomorrow, Too loodmohUehlereToday .The Red Cross Bloodmobile will arrive in Chapel Hill this morning and set up headquar ters in Graham Memorial. : Donors will be scheduled at twenty minute intervals be- tween 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. today and tomorrow. The current drive at the Uni Campus Briefs CONCERT The University of North Caro lina Symphony orchestra, under the direction of Earl Slocum, will ANNOUNCEMENTS DEPENDABLE WRECKER SERVICE 24 HOURS a day. Poe Motor Company, day phone 6581. night phone 2-3441. (Chg. lxl) FOR RENT THREE ROOM APARTMENT FURN ished or unfurnished 2i blocks from campus. Apply 309 Ransom St., side. 1 (one) BEDROOM APARTMENT. Available immediately, corner of Hen derson & Rosemary. Call 2458. S. H. BasnigM. (chg lxl) FOR SALE LIBERTY HOUSE TRAILER WITH two rooms built on. 18 foot interior to trailer, large rooms. See at No. 9 Pittsboro Trailer Court. (1-6009-6) WANTED COLLEGE STUDENT: INTERESTING summer position for ambitious person. $420 for 60' days. Write P. O. Box 211. Yanceyville, N .C. " (chg lxl) TEACHER r INTERESTING SUMMER position for ambitious person. $420 for 60 days. Write P. O. Box 211. Yancey ville. N. C. - (chg 11) LOST 12 RAINCOAT. LEFT IN 1949 OR 1950 Ford Convertible on March 22 en route from Durham to Chapel Hill. Phone J. F. Hicks, 7971. (1-6008-1) mxi mimm ALL YOU FOLKS who fool flfi4r wGk worn-out or who s u2Ter from aches and pains, mrvousnasa, digestive upsets ox many other discomforts caused by subclinical avitami notic, will quickly discover that there is no faster, easier, and more effective way known to correct subclinical a vitaminosis and make you look and feel better, than the Viteens Thera-; peutic Way. RememberThe famous new Viteens Thera peutic with Big added are sold at all drug stores in both the small and large size. bottle under Viteens Therapeutic's ?ositive money-back, guaran ee of satisfaction. ; AVSTAMINOSIS Any riitMt 4w to 4. fUUncy f vitamins In th dlf : ' !t "ft FEIEE Tricl Sizo Patkclta versity is being undertaken by the local Red Cross Blood com mittee headed by R. H. Wet-, tach and a publicity committee directed by Joel Flieshman. The quota, for the drive has been set at 400 pints. In the past Chapel Hill has met its quota. appear in concert - at Hill music hall tomorrow at 8:30 p. m. , Composed of students, faculty members, " and townspeople, the orchestra will perform composi tions by Beethoven, Schumann, and Wagner. There will be no ad mission charge. Phi Postponed The meeting of the Philan thropic Society, set for tonight at 8 o'clock has been postponed un til that time tomorrow. Left Out Two names were left off the official list of candidates published in Sunday's Daily Tar HeeL Also running in the April 9 election are Ted Frankel, an in dependent, for the vice-presidency of the student body, and Mitchell Novitt, 6-month Legisla ture seat" in Town Men's district III. Red Cross The Red Cross campus activi ties unit is taking a variety ta lent show to the Army hospital, Fort Bragg, on Monday, April 7. Any students who would like to be a part of the show are re quested to phone 2-1881. HOLLAND COMES TO MILTONS Those famous Tweka short sleeve sport shirts straight from Holland have arrived just in time to make your spring colorful. These famous polo shirts come in 11 good shades especially made for us. They are all vat dyed, full cut and three inches longer than American polo shirts. ' ' ' - ' . - - - They aren't made of ordinary cotton but choice ingrain long staple Egyptian coiioxu1- '. . Shades True Carolina Blue, light blue, nary, black, while, bottle green, rich rust, pearl gray, eggshell, maroon, light yellow. Sizes small, medium, large, extra large, only $3.95. You Can Always Count on Us :for Exclusive Clothes at Moderate Prices ; Clothing W41 ' CASBFREES MIT&M. H PO HE KMOW n I V POP5 ALL A rAU UTTLS CAISIN'1 IP Sji FIAT'S W ;. OVEE 10, HI5 FieSEBlM'TS 'iw r - - - . ...j w m w - ' wi "m m v a ii iniiin i uw -ir r - mm jm: .,isk . jmrn mm r A.utm m vrm, Vj . m. r . -jmmmmmjm. i .45 Bullet Would Not Stop Him by Walt Dear Twenty years of musical ex perience with Glenn Miller, the Dorsey brothers, and Ben ny Goodman- have .given drummer - band leader Ray McKinley plenty of; back ground to form a versatile band McKinley, w h o s e .orchestra plays for the Interdormitory con cert and dance Saturday after noon and night, switched from kitchen pots and pans to drums at an early age. He was leading kid bands in Fort Worth, Texas, by the time he was 12. In 1926,-he left Fort Worth at the age of 16 for Chicago where he met Goodman and Miller. They helped get him a job drumming. A .45 slug through the leg, re sulting from being near a local gang war, almost finished his ca reer. But the wound didn't stop his progress up the musical lad der. In 1934 he joined the Dorsey brothers orchestra and stayed with Jimmy when the brothers split. McKinley formed his own band with Will Bradley and introduced "Boggie Woogie" and "eight-to-the-bar." When World War II be gan, he tried to enlist the band en masse in the Marine Corps, but failed, and he joined, the Air, Force instead. He was sent to help Mil ler organize the radio AAF or chestra. After Miller was shot down, McKinley took over and led the band for its command perform ance in Washington for President Truman and the National Press club. For his final service appear ance, he played a drum solo which had been requested by General Dwight Eisenhower. XBujboard . . ' t ; -, . h ; After his service stint, McKin ley organized another band and obtained the services of Deane Kincaide and Eddie Sauter as an arrangement team. Besides his ap pearances at the best night spots in the country, McKinley has played for over 100 colleges in the last two years. Perhaps one of the reasons for this college popularity is the ver satility of the orchestra. Smooth dance tempos, unique jazz ar rangements, and songs by ' Mc Kinley give the band its style. The lanky Texan likes variety for his dance music. DAY 1 far Jh I I R A E U S E R DIO VICE Our Work Guaranteed" OGBURN FURNITURE CO. W ANTED TO BUY Suits TypewritersCameras Musical Instruments Binoculars Highest Prices Paid Licensed and Bonded See Us For Larger Loans on Anything of Value MAIN LOAN OFFICE 400 W. Main St. at Five Points JOAN FONTAINE Loving TwoWomeii differently! 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