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SOFTBALL OFFICIALS' CLINIC
Anyone interested in officiating
at intramural softball games must
be present at the Softball Officials'
Clinic beginning Monday in Wool
len 301 at 4 p.m. according to an
official.
Glasses Fitted
Prescriptions Filled
. Repairs Of All Kinds
CITY OPTICAL CO.
ARTHUR M. WIRTZ'S
GUNDI QUSCH
Cermony'i World Chompion
ANDRA McLAUCHLiN
Internationally Famed Star
MARGIE LEE
Ballerina en Blades
COMPANY OF 200
March, 19 Thru March 24
MATS. 3:30 FRI. & 2:30 SAT
Prices: $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00
Children y2 Price Fri. Mat. Only
Mail Orders Promptly Filled
Ad J 25c for Handling and Mailing
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Brofhers and pledges of Kappa Alpha social fraternity gathered
with their dates at the Carolina Inn last night for a formal dance.
The event highlighted Kappa Alpha's pledge weekend. Shown above
are Misses Alice Prince, with Pledge Class President Herman God-
Concert Series
The Chapel Hill Concert Series
win present anoiner oi us non-
scheduled special programs on
Friday, March 9, at Memorial Hall,
when The Grass Roots Opera Com
pany will present Gounod's opera,
"Faust."
The group will sing the opera in
concert form with narration. Af
ter their Raleigh performance, the
Books' People Are Talking About
Herblock's
Here and Now
250 cartoons by positively the
meanest man in the Democratic
Party, with text to match.
$2.95
THE INTIMATE
BOOKSHOP
205 E. Franklin St.
Open Till 10 P.M.
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(slang)
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To Offer 'Fausf
J Raleigh Times commented: "
the performance was so outstand
ing that stage settings were not
needed to add to the total effect."
All seats will be unreserved, and
tickets will be $1.00. They are
available at Graham Memorial,
Kemp's, and Ledbetter-Pickard's. '
Covering
The Campus
HELICOPTER FLIGHTS
There will be helicopter flights
for all interested AFROTC cadets
this afternoon between 1 and 3
o'clock at the Horace Williams
Airport. The cadets must wear full
dress, Class A uniforms. In case
of bad weather, cadets are to
check bulletin boards.
FACULTY CLUB LUNCHEON
Professor Knud Jeppesen, direc
tor of the Institute of Masicology,
University of Aarhus, Denmark,
will speak to the Faculty Club at
a luncheon in Carolina Inn, Tues
day afternoon at 1 o'clock. His
topic will be "Palestrina and the
Duke of Mantua."
WUNC
Today's schedule for WUNC, the
University's FM radio, 91.5 mega
cycles: 7:00 p.m. Music Program
7:10 The House at Pooh Center
7:30 Paris Star Time
8:30 Take It From Here
9:00 Music Program
10:00 The News- at Ten
10:15 Evening Masterwork
WUNC-TV
Today's schedule for WUNC-TV,
the University's educational tele
vision station, channel 4:
6:00 p.m. Big Picture
6:30 Man and Laughter
7:00 Youth Forum
7:30 The Y
8:00 Dr..Spock
Teen Age Problems
To Be Discussed Here
What are some of the emotion
al and physical problems of Tar
Heel teen-agers in 1956? How can
one establish rapport with the
teen-ager? What are the physiolog
ical causes of certain adolescent
behavior patterns? These are some
of the questions to be discussed
next week at the UNC Medical
School when doctors from all parts
of the state asemble here for the
Fourth Annual Program in Gen
eral Medicine.
CLASSIFIEDS
JAZZ AT TURN AGES SATURDAY
afternoon, 2:00, Turnages Cabin
in Durham. Jazz by Dick Gables
"All Stars." Beer served.
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.
FOR RENT: NICE TWO BED
room apt. on Roosevelt Ave.
Quiet neighborhood, close in.
Tel. 3711 or 8-6541.
FOR SALE: ONE NEW ELECTRO
lux vacuum cleaner at bargain
price; also one used machine.
Call 8065 to arrange free demonstration.
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Pledges Hold Formal Ball
winr Beverlv Befhea, with Vice-President Jim Singleton; jane mreicn,
with Secretary Ted Rogers, and
Bernhardt.
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TOMORROW AT CARROLL
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Movie On Methodist
Leader Wesley Set
The' motion picture "John Wes
ley" will be shown at Carroll Hall
tomorrow at 3, 7 and 9 p.m. ac
cording to Rev. Kimsey King of
the Aldersgate Methodist Church,
sponsor of the film.
John Wesley's rescue from a
iburning house at the age of 5, at
the begining of the film, forecasts .
the eventful life which unfolds in
the story a man of great influence
upon his contemporaries and upon
history.
The English clergyman thought
his venture in America as a mis
sionary to the Indians in the Geor
gia colony was a failure, but it
was the kind of failure which
opened the door to the discovery
of a religious certainty he had
been seeking.
upon by the leaders of the Church
of England of that dav. but it was
g - -
the newfound enthusiasm which
enabled him to influence so many
Latin American Envoys
Touring Campus Today
Representatives from six U. S.
Embassies located in Latin Ameri
can countries arrived on campus
this week to observe campus
activities and operations, particu
larly those of the School of Jour
nalism. Sponsored by the U. S. Informa
tion Agency of the State Depart
ment, the tour includes stops at
various universities and points of
interest throughout the nation and
is designed to help the group; all
of whom are Nationalists employ
ed in the press divisions of the
Embassies represented, to a bet
ter undertanding of the United
States and its people.
Prof. Sturgis Lcavitt of the Uni
versity's Spanish Department is in
charge of local arrangements for
the group which includes: Tomas
Blacott, Bolivia; Aristides Maleon,
Venezula; Oswaldo Coronel, Ecua
dor; Sarah Appleyard, Paraguay;
Rosa Zimmerman, Argentina; and
Rafael Treuino, Mexico.
USHERS
Ushers are needed for "Seven
teen" tonight and tomorrow night.
Interested students are to get in
touch with Paul McCauley, 5
Vance.
WCHL
TODAY
6:00 Sign On & Headlines
6:05 Big John
7:00 News & Weather ,
.7:05 Breakfast Bar
7:30 News & Weather
7:35 Theatre Guide
7:40 Breakfast Bar
8:00 News & Weather
8:05 Bulletin Board
8:10 Breakfast Bar
8:30 News Headlines
8:32 Breakfast Bar
9:00 News & Weather
9:05 Requests for You
10:30 Records From The Rec
11:30 Big John
12:30 Kaleidoscope
12:58 News Headlines
1:00 The Ivory Tower
1:55 News & Weather
2:00 Seventy-Eight
3:00 News & Weather
3:05 Forty-Five
4:00 Carolina News & Weather
4:05 Thirty-Three And A Third
5:00 News & Weather
5:05. Bulletin Board
5:10 Theatre Guide
5:15 Evensong
6:00 News & Weather
6:05 Evensong
6:30 Sign Off
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speaking peoples.
Rev. King explained that while
the film is being released only to
Methodist churches during the in
itial period, the public is invited
to see the picture.
There will be no admission
charge.
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'Festival Of Jazz'
Planned Here In April
Graham V Memorial Activities
Board, in cooperation with the
Student Unions of the Big Four
Colleges, announces the "Festival
of Jazz," to be held in Memorial
Hall on Friday, April 13, 1956.
The -"Festival" is a contest open
to all property, currently, enrolled
students in any of the Big Four
Schools. A first prize of $500 cash
and a second prize of $250 cash,
along with numerous other prizesj
will be awarded to the winning
group. - ' ':
. ADPI ALUMNAE
The Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae
Association will meet Monday
evening at 7:30 at the ADPI Chap
ter House, 407 East Rosemary St.
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The Baptist Student Union of
the Chapel Hill Baptist Church
will conduct services at the Hills
boro Prison farm tomorrow.
The union members will leave
from the church steps at 3 p.m.
Sunday, according to an announce
ment from the group.
Sunday evening at 5:45, Dr. Wil
liam M. Poteat of the University's
Dept. of Philosophy will speak on
"The Christian Student and his
Quest for Truth" to the union.
Evening services will start at 7:45
p.m.
Student Pastor Jim Cansler will
deliver a sermon, "A God Who
Defends," at the evening meeting.
7 All students have been invited
to'attnd the services.
area are invited to attend, it was
announced by Mrs. Edward G.
Bilpuch, Association President.
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