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' " - . HEEL ' - ' ' ' SATURDAY j THE DAILY TAR HEEL FAGS iSQUJ I I II' . HAPPENING5 ON Trie MILL: - - ' 4 I Covering - . . . - h I Iff DAILY CROSSWORD 1. 5. 9. 10. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 19. 21. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 32. 36. 39. 40. 42. 43 44 45 ACHOS3 Point of land Male red deer Incendiar ism Beforo (naut.) Fail3 to Win Boy's naind Female sheep Frolics Biblical mount Antiquated Provinces (Gr.) Heathen deities Summon forth Proofread er's mark More rational Kind of thread Treachery Flap Fruit of the oak Apportion Legislative assembly (Scand.) Ventilated , Metallic rocks DOWN Bird One who assesses property American poet 6 J i 4. Half em 5. Bliss 6. Southwest wind t. Method of learning: 8. Woody perennial $. Malt 11. Bitter vetdi J5. South America fabbr.) 17. Little island 33. Reverbe. 18. Young- birds , rate 19. Egyptian, 34. Coconut measure . , husk fiber 20. Girl's name 35. A sea eagle 22. Elliptical 37. God of war 23. Pecuniary 24. Piece out 25. Varying- weight (Ind.) 31. Neuter 82. Dative (abbr.) S ' i. , :1! IF, -ill- v h VI I 1" f 10 , . J" 3D UrllEFl nrb Mild- Veterdy' Aaiwer 38. Eottom of a river 40. Juice of plants 41. Hawk- parrot (So. Am.) W7X 2 12 7T X7 WAS J J 54 2(9 26 32 3 42 4 17 7777 YZ4L St 'A i7 3S 4 ta IT m to H "IT" mm"' . - . 11 "S3 AO "1 l i b 11 .1 .ver wisn. you had $1000 ? A.. ( f - -V- I " i 'I 'J Stop vIshlns licrofc how you ,can actually havo It !n Just S years! Maybe you've always thought you couldn't save up bis ESCRoy--well, now's the time to change your iairkL Saving for big goals is as easy as sign ing your name, whsa yoa join" the Payroll Savings Plao. Best of all, you do more then just ca ve you invest your money ami niilic it grow. The whole process is ettsj--zzxl automatia Here's how it twrfcsc " Yoa name an amount to your company's pay of2ce a few dol lars or as much a3 you want Then each week, before you get your pay, this sum is saved out. (That way you're never tempted to spend money you really want to save.) And as they're a aside, these amounts are constantly invested for "yea ia umica otates oenes JB Savmgs Bonds. Tha Boacb "aro ii your name and are turned over to you. r ' Because Savings Bonds earn good interest 3 wbm feeH to maturity they're soon worth more than the mosksy you've invested in them. And how your savings mount up! Sign for as little as $3.75 a week and in 5 years you'll have over $1,000 cash! In 9 years, 8 months, you'll have $2,137! So why not stop wishing and start saving today in the Payroll Savings Plan? Or, if you're self-employed, asi your bank about the Bond-A-Month Plan, yoa irxmt your interest as current income, ask your hanktr about 3 Series U Bonds that pay, interest semiaoMxiUy by Treasury check. Gavins Is simpler than you tfilitOx- with U. G. Gavlncs Donds on tho Payroll Caving Plan! Th U. S. Government Arte not pay for thit advertising. The Treeemy Bepm mtnt thank, for their patriotic donation, the Advertutiitf Council m4 - i Was Busy V KIT T"1 . EM r i n y i By SUSAN ANDES From dungarees and work clothes to frilly frocks has-been the order of the week for the members of Pi Beta Phi sorority this week. The first thing in the minds of all the actives upon re turning from the holiday was "When do we move into the new wing?" Then the word was given and Mhe mass moving spree was begun, much to the excited hap piness of the 27 residents of the house on Ilillsboro Street. - Opening night in the new din ing room saw it almost filled to its 70 capacity limit for a delicious meal of baked ham, beans, salad, french bread and brownies. Twelve girls ; have . now moved back into the new sleeping wing, and although they are still in the process of hanging curtains and laying the carpet their contented smiles are a mile wide. Some of the pledges, actives and their dates arrive in time for a barbe cue and hush puppy supper, after which the Beta Combo played for dancing and general merry mak ing. . Before the Snowflake Ball in the Carolina' Inn on Saturday night Pi Phi's were guests at an Open House at the home of Dot Gruelach. As the pledges and their dates entered beneath an archway of silver pine branches and pink snowflakes, Roy Jef- feries introduced them to the ac tives, guests and chaperones ' The actives and their dates hon ored at the dance were: Joan Ash ley, Joby Belcher; Harriet Bob bin, Ed Yoder; Grace Boney, Bob Timberlake; Beth Buie, Kelly Ma- ness; Shelia Cronan, Harold Mit chell; Sugar Dudley, Louis Par- ham; Nancy Ford, Kevin O'Marah; Betsy French, Fred Butters; Sarah the potential Phi Bete gals were i Hall, Jimmy JoJhnson; Sarah .u a i , t.i. n .n tt iju'vxw tu any miu me new uuwu- numpnrey, JOlul iUliei, nouicuc stans istudy r room to begin , Lewis. Billv Thomas: cramming" fqr .exams. With the moving over, thoughts quickly turned to pledge weekend which was uJpon them. Friday's party at Turnages in Durham saw sr. . onsen . 4V ' I V 1 , It i , ift 17 App Dusty Treasure froni Tvio New Bern ; Attics Is tearing In Our Rare Booh Corner This Week fhe fnfirnafe Bookshop 205 E. Franklin Sf. Optn Till 10 P.M. 1 "Tib mir Mena Way Marsh, Charlie Spil lane; Carolyn Miller, Pete Stone; Pat Moore, Joe Adams; Nancy Nusseur, Al Farmer; Sallie Itob erson, Harold Everette; ' Neltie Sanders, Bob Linker; Virginia Shalibo, Dave Davis; Sally Ship ley, Joe Cherry; Anne Stalvey, Bob Sloop; . Margie Staub, Don Crane; Nancy Suitt, George Cur rin; Susie Walker, Tom Wake field; and Happy Watson, Bill Padgett. $ - Other excitement included the marriage of Otis Pate, Goldsboro, Phi Gam to Martha McKee, Pi Phi pledge from Durham. Menn Way t Marsh, Raleigh, Pi Phi pledge, pinned to T. D. Stokes, dental studCnl at Maryland from Lexington, N. C. Jane Eagleton, Pi Phi from Silver Springs, Md. engaged to Doug Crane, Phi Gam from Ponte Vedre, Fla. The Campu s Sotting Up Crutch Day tate Commander of the American Legion, Paul H. Robertson, has his arms full as he "sells" a tiny crutch, the crppied children's symbol, to University of North Carolina pre-med student John Blount. Mr. Blount, father of John, Jr. whom Mr. Robertson is holding, was dis charged from the Carolina Convalescent Hospital at Greensboro on the 9th of December after being stricken in July, 1955. Says Mr. Rob ertson: "Polio isn't licked yet." YACK CAMPUS SHORTS Anyone interested f in having their snapshots of campus life printed in the Yack may take them to thW Yack office with ne gatives if possible sometime next week. CAMPUS CALENDAR Organizations wishing to have information published in the spring semester , calendar must submit material to Graham Me morial Activities Board's Calendar Committee by Jan. 10, according to Chairman Bob Staton. SP MEETING The Student Party will meet Monday night at 8 p.m. in Ro land Parker Lounges of Graham Memorial. All members are en couraged to attend, and interested persons are also invited. This will be the last Party meeting of the semester, according to Chairman Norwood Bryan. ivieoica Female i cnooi rinos emophiliacs JONES TALK Dr. S. Shepard Jones, Burton Craig visiting professor in , the Political Science Dept., will speak on "The Trouble Middle East' at the luncheon meeting of the Fa culty Club at the Carolina Inn' at 1 p.m. Tuesday. y MIRTH I x MODELS!! MUSIC!!! V. Contrary to general belief, fe males can be the victims of hem ophilia the bleeding disease. This is one of the significant findings which has come out of a study on hemophilic dogs in the Dept of Pathology at the Uni versity Medical School. Female hemophiliac have been found among the offspring in the matings of Irish setters used to study hemophilia. "Discovering that females can be hemophiliacs has been one of our more significant discoveries," said Dr. John B. Graham, associ ate professor of pathology. "This is important because it explodes the fallacy that only males can be victims,' out. Dr. Graham pointed ADVISORY BOARD The Student Party Advisory Board will meet tomorrow night at 8:30 pjn. in the Woodhouse Room of Graham Memorial. All committee chairmen are remind ed that they will be expected to submit eithr an oral or a written report at this time. Students Mot To Be Taxe There is no possibility, accord ing to Town Manager Tom Rose, that students attending college in Orange County might have to list their personal and tangible prop erty for taxes. Rose's statement came after yesterday's announcement that students in Raleigh and Wake County will be taxed. Ervie T. Glover, Raleigh City tax super visor made the announcement. When questioned as to whether the same ruling could occur here Rose emphatically answered, "No." SPECIAL COLLOQUIUM Dr. , W. R. Heller ; of the Shell Development Co. will speak at 4:30 p.m. in Phillips Hall on Mon day, Jan. 9. His topic will be "Hydrogen in Metals." Andersonville Named Town's Best-Seller Bestseller in the fiction de partment of the Bull's Head Book shop, last week was MacKinlay Kantor's , Andersonville. Non-fiction leader was A Night To Remember by Walter Lord. r y ECSTASY of SONCy ,"-'- t&i I NOW PLAYING CLASSIFIEDS. FOR QUICK CASH We want Colt or Remington cap and ball revolvers, all sizes and calibers. Contact Fred Katzin, Pi Lam House. Phone 8-9025. Leaving Chapel Hill Let Us Help You Go (I MS By train, plane, ship, or feet, let us make your arrangements for you. We will supply tickets and help plan your schedule. All this we do for FREE, (You pay for the tickets, of cuss!) Co n t i n e n ta I Trave I Next To Western Union TLe famed tage Li I now on the cree. M-G-M'. i i - , " r' " V SPECTACLE .jj LOVE! I'" V -.: in CUi-OR and O iME.:aScoFc 4 H0 K ' V i' 'I GREAT LOVE SONGS! STRANGERS IN PARADISE- THIS IS MY EEtOVED" AND MORE! 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