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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
FRIDAY, OCT-
COUNCIL TO, OPERATE OFF LEGISLATURE APPROPRIATION:
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By NEIL BASS
The Interdormitbry Council
passed a resolution Wednesday
night giving the 'entire amount of
NEW ARRIVALS
New shipment of jackets in 3
and 4 button ivy models.
We have over 300 dozen shirts
in all sizes in both button-down
models- 'most comprehensive
selections found anywhere.
Discover why alumni and other
out-of-town customers travel
many miles for our exclusive
selections.
MLTON'S
CLOTHING CUPBOARD
social fees paid in by dormitory J got 75 cents for discretionary dis-"
resiaenis 10 me mamaual aormi- cnoution. mis year ine aornu-
tories.
Last year the individual dormi
tories got 75 cents of the total
$1.50 per student fee, and the IDC
JUST RECEIVED
another shipment of those tabu
lous Shetland sweaters made
especially for : us in the Shet
land Islands not in England,
but in the Shetland Islands in
Scotland in light tan heather,
light gray heather, olive, lovat
green, lovat blue, (black heater.
A completely full fashioned
and handframed sweater. A fin
er sweater at the lowest price
here or anywhere only $11.95
MILTON'S
CLOTHING CUPBOARD
tories will get the7 entire $1.50, and
the IDC will operate solely off the
$735 student Legislature appropri
ation.
. The resolution's passage marks
the successful completion of one
of the major platform proposals of
IDC President Lewis Erumfield
The meeting, which Brumfield
called an "orientation session.
was devoted primarily to talks
by council officers outlining the
operation of organization.. Busi
ness transacted included the
passage of a motion to pay $36
to a taxi company for the break
age of domes on two vehicles
passing through upper quad last
year, and the election of ID
Court officials.
ports Car Show Set
Sunday From 2-5 P.M.
According to Clyde. Burleson,
chairman of the GMAB Outings
Committee, all plans are set for the
sports car and driving show to be
held Sunday at 2 p.m. on the in
tramural field next to Woollen
Gym.
Hie entire show will" last three
hours. The first hour will be a dis
play of the many interesting sports
cars in this area, and two hours
will be used for a driving skill
show to be presented by 'the Pied
mont Sports Car Club, according to
Pit Cooked Bar-B-Q . ... . 90c
Fried Chicken ......... 75c
CATERING SERVICE
For AH Parties "We Serve Food Hot"
Ice For Sale To Take Out
CAFE MOUZA
Open 24 Hours A Day
Come In After Rushing For A Snack
sso Gas 27.9
H:-T. 30.9
WHY PAY MORE?
Keeping Me Pumping I'll Keep It Down
WHIPPLE'S
ESSO
End of Four Lane Chapel Hill - Durham Highway
Across From Chapel Hill Nursery
Groc. Meats Magazines
OPEN
Mon. thru Sat. 7 A. M. to 11 P. M.
Sun. 1 P. M. to 6:30 P.M.
DAILY CROSSWORD
ACROSS
2. Capital
(Nor.)
5. Luck
( Anglo
Irish; 9. Long nail
10. Spoken
11. 'Scoria of
molten,
metals
12. One who
, shoots from
ambush
14. Drone
15. Own
16. Plural
pronoun
17. Ratify
19. Nourished
20. Belonging .
to me
21. Precious
stones
23. "Devoured
2'4. Enemy
scout
25. Emphasizes
2S. South
America
(abbr.)
30. Garden tool
31. Natural
abilities
33. Overhead
34. Refuse
35. Flightless
bird
36. Coverlet
38. Fastens
39. Ground
40. Handle
of a sword
41. Looks at
42. Mountain
defile
DOWN
1. To take up
2. A marked
decline ... .
3. Escape
(slang)
4. Cry of pain
5. In reverse
6. One of the
Great Lakes
7. Juice of
a plant
8. Swung
around
11. False
12. Keep
13. Shades of a
primary
color
15. Unseizable .
lands,
dwellings
and build .
ings ill. S.
Act, 1862)
18. Net
work 19. Soar
aloft
"22. Pro-ject-ing
end .
of
a '
church
23. Part
of
"to be"
25. Egyptian
solar deity
poss. )
26. Tumble
down
27. Grit
28. ' Dwarfs .
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Tie. t-A Rl J A l k. Ay
Yesterday' Answer
29. Questions
32. Claws
34. Sand dune
Eng.
37. Beam :
38. Covering
of the brain
40. Horsepower
(abbr.) .
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20 777 at 2x :
33 -733i " -
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37 T7a1& r
'111 WrtT-W,
Bob Harrington, Dan. .Duvall, Burleson.
cjiaries uunn, c. C. Pridgen and All sports car drivers hT the
lien Huffman were named by ac- area, as well as anv drivers tf in-
ciamauon to serve on the court.
Jimmy Miller, 'Richard Jennings,
Bob Nance and Bob Ellebe were
picked to man the Investigating
Committee. The naming of Frank
Livingston to head the Blazer Com
mittee closed out elections for the
session.
teresting old or foreign cars, have
been invited to attend the show,
said Burleson yesterday, adding
that a technical inspection and a
driver's test will be necessary be
fore they may enter the driving
events. ,
Burleson said, "This is thefirst
event of the year for the Outings
Committee and all concerned have
worked hard. I would especially
ljke to thank Mr. Cornwell of the
gym for his cooperation and invite
all students to come on down. I
think you will find it exciting and
interesting."
Denial Dames Inspect
Husbands Work Areas
Last Wednesday night the Den
tal Dames met and were guided
on a tour of the School of Dentis
try by Dr. William W. Demeritt,
assistant dean of the School.
So that they might become more
familiar with their husbands' work,
the wives of , the dental students
heard some history of the school,
a description of the different de
partments and an explanation of
the teaching processes.
The officers of the organization
Pack Meets Maryland
Covering the Campus
Ondine
(Continued from Page 1)
ADPI PLEDGE OFFICERS
Miss Margery Linderman has
been elected president of the Al
pha Delta Pi pledge class. Other
officers elected are Misses Shirley
Williams, vice-president; Polly
Clarenback, secretary; Joan Will-
sey. treasurer: Claudia Peeler, so-
i . -
Riley provided cleverly designed I cial chairman and Barbara Stock-
seiungs; irene smart Rains handl- Lun sonS cnairman.
ed costumes, Lewis Goldstein the LIBRARY EXHIBITION
lighting, and the music was di- The University Library is fea-
rected by Gene Strassler. . turing a nexhibit of the works of
The Cast Jean Giraudoux, French novelis
Peter B. O'Sullivan Auguste and playwright, photographs by
Patricia Liston . Wugenie Kai Jurgensen, a scene design
James Heldman Rittre Hans drawing by James Riley for the
Jane Albans Ondine play Ondine and editions of De'La
Louise Fletcher, Nancetta Hudson, Motte-Fouque's German fairy tale,
Anne titzgibbon the undines Undine, upon which Giraudoux
Albert Gordon The Old One
John Sneden,
The Lord Chamberlain
Carl Williams, ,
The Supt. of the Theatre
Pete Cothran, The Trainer of Seals
Mary Smith Bertha
Raleigh, Oct. 13 OB-State's un
defeated cross country te?m, win
ner of 33 straight dual meets since
1949, ' invades College Park, Md.,
Saturday morning for a meet with
powerful Maryland which could
decide the conference champion
ship. Maryland won last year's
ACC tournament which State did
not enter. The two teams are co-
are Mrs. Liv Floyd, president; Mrs.
Neil Hood and Mrs. Dorothy Ilaus
er, vice-presidents; Mrs. Audrey
Bratton, secretary; Mrs. Helen
Sherman, treasurer; Mrs. Birshal
Poole, social chairman, and Mrs.
ouiLse Atwater, publicity director.
Class representatives are Mrs.
based his play. The exhibit coin
cides with the Playmaker's pro
duction of Ondine.
BAPTIST STUDENT UNION
A cabaret party will be given favorites for the title.
tomorrow night by the BSU. Din
ner will be served at 7 o'clock. The
public has been invited.
PI DELA PHI
Pi Delta Phi, French honor so
ciety, will hold its fall initiation
ceremonies and banquet Tuesday
at the Wishing Well Restaurant.
The ceremonies will begin at 7:30
p.m. Transportation will be ar
ranged.' Members desiring trans
portation to the restaurant have
been asked to meet in front of
Graham Memorial between 7:10
and 7:30.
WHY NOT
PLAY
POOL?
ITS FUN
at the
G.M.
Pool Room
Helen Holland, $r.r
Lmily Odo:r,,' j-ur";;
Margie Kiddle, 2nd
Mrs. Mary Mors T
Two meeting aV
by the Dental Da.T.i
is a speakers' rrc
other a social.
First df
or
AULim
Big Wc:
$3.95 at
'ME INTIf,
booicsi;
205 E. Frsnk!:
Open Till 10
r
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V' riH A
James Poteat ...
Geri Turner
Robert Andrews
Nancy Heldman
Russell Link
Nertram
Violante
Professional Business
Frat Pledges Members
A Servant
Robert Sneed . .-.
William Casstevens,
The Big Fisherman
Taylor Williams 1 First Judce
James Creighton Second Judrre
Philip Morgan The Executioner
Carol Mason The Kitchen Maid
The Alpha Kappa Psi Profes-
Matho sional Business Fraternity pledged
Salammbo 1 24 members at ceremonies held
the King Wednesday night. The new mem-
Tickets
bers are:
William R, Frye, Pinehurst; Billy
Ray Ratledge, Guilford College;
Bobby Jay Ratledge, Guilford Col-
lege; James F. Carlisle, Guilford;
John T. Barto, Bronxville, N. Y.
Robert E. Bryan, Jr., Goldsboro;
Leslie Gilliland, Jr., Pinehurst;
Robert F. Baggett, Smithfield; Da-
vid M. Smoot, Wake Foesrt; David
C. Turner, Jr.; William H. White,
a loir
(Continued from Page 1)
Fowler, "has demonstrated ' that
ficiiuiuc twpw4uon can vc me ,. ' '
controlling factor ih the student Ellzabeth City; Frances K. Berry
. .... I Tfa vt t villa
. -jvv.viuiv.,
William Charles Cable, Greens
boro; George N. Timberlake. Nel
son; Gerry McCabe, New York, N
r 1
. ... J
government - administration rela
tionship. It is one step toward mak
ing the student government a true
junior partner with the adminis
tration."
Fowler emphasized the import
ance of students' cooperation in
the reduced rate, experiment.
"There is a possibility," he said.
"that the $2 date tickets will be
f.i f s t . i
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THIS PICTURE HAS TO BE! YOU C
"THE PHENIX CITY STORY" WITH KID C
The ALABAF.1A Expose That
Rocket! the nation in LIFE.
LOOK and SAL EVE. POST!
The blistering story of the town they
called "America's wickedest city' . . .
filmed where it happened!
I mm nil ii uiiiif j I
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mil MHiiliMIII . u..
Y.; James McHugh Skidmore, Jr.
Albemarle; Henry MacShankle,
Concord; Joe Evans Brown, Char
lotte; William V. Smith, Winston
Salem; Gene W. Moore, Charlotte;
Oliver Aaron Woodford, ripm.
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LAST TIMES TODAY
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CLASSIFIEDS
FOR PIANOS TUNED AND RE-
paired: Prompt service, free
estimate, reasonable rates. Call
Ed Potter 8-9143 or 25 Steele
Dorm.
BLACKBURNS FRUIT AND VEG-
etable Market. Opposite Ice
Plant. Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.,
every day except Christmas Day.
Fresh country eggs, fruits, and
vegetables. Cold Beer 27c a can.
: WANTED: STUDENT TO wnurr
in G.JL Pool Room, Tuesday,
Thursday, Saturday, 10-1. Apply
G.M. Information. Office, (chg)
T Hill UC I
available throughout next year if mons; Donald L. Patterson, China
siuaenis wm iena tneir support by u'uvc' vuuam nacxney, mgn
buying these tickets for the Nov. ak Clty 211(1 Ferman Tim Set-
19 game. Students who nlan to Zr Rural Hall.
purchase the reduced tickets must Officers of the Alpha Kappa Psi
do so by Nov. 16, he said. fraternity are Ken Argo, president
Erickson pointed out thaf tKo Don ChristoDher.
possibility of Jim McCorkle. secrptarv-' anH TinK
' . W UUV V4 I - J
udie ncxeis aepended upon the "S1? treasurer.
siuaents' reaction at .the Virginia
game. "If they complain about be
ing pushed out,", said Erickson,
"then the experiment will have
shown us that the policy won't
work.
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It. took the military to
subdue Alabama's sin city!
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