FRIDAY, OCTOBER; 24, 1936k ,
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
PAG 7H7.ZL
Covering The University Campus
PICNIC .
The Student Organizational
Committee of the School of Pub
lic Health is sponsoring a picnic
for School of Public Health stu
dents and their guests Sunday af
ternoon at the Umstead State
THANKS
SO MUCH!
Your response has been
so great that we are
snowed under with
work.
PLEASE BEAR WITH US!
. PETE
THE TAILOR
Park. The 'picnic will be held ffom
2-6 p.m.
BLAZERS
' The Interdormitory Council will
sponsor a blazer sale Thursday.
Fittings for the coats will be held
in Roland Parker Lounges by a
representative from the Robert
Rollins Co.
PROFESSORS MEET
Dr. Ralph F. Fuchs, general sec
retary of the American Assn. of
University Professors, will address
the Duke chapter in the Music
Room of the East Duke Building
Tuesday at 8 p.m. Members of the
Chapel Hill chapter have. been in
vited to attend.
KOREAN VETS
, , All Korean veterans should sub
mit their monthly certification of
training form to 315 South Build
ing by Thursday, according to an
announcement from Gen. F. C
Shepard's office.
This is required by Public Law
550, according to the announce
ment. INTRA-PREXY MEET
All men's dormitory intramural
managers and presidents will meet
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tonight in 301-A, Woollen Gym
Tha meeting is required, ac
cording to Interdormitory Council
President Sonny Hallford. Discus
sion will be held on the intra
murals program with Coach Wal
ter Rabb of the physical educa
tion department.
English Club Discusses
Frosh Problems Tonight
A panel of two professors and
graduate instructors of the Depart
ment of English will discuss prob
lems in the teaching of freshman
English tonight in the Library As
sembly Room at 7:30
The panel members are George
Y. Hcrner, Chairman of the De
partment of Freshman and Sopho
more English; James Gaskin; Miss
Alison Preble and Richard Calhoun,
frschman instructors and members
of the English Club. A number of
specific problems will be consider
ed by the panel. Questions "by the
audience will be answered after
the formal panel discussion. Re
freshments will be served.
Research Grants Awarded To
Three University Professors
Three University professors have
received grants to aid basic
research in their respective science
fields here. J. C. Morrow,. Ill, as
sociate professor of chemistry, was
awarded a grant from Research
Corp. for anagnetochemical and
crystallographic investigations of
transition metal complex com
pounds. For studies in ether clev
age in aromatic substitution reac
tions, J. F. Bunnett, associate
Lenoir Hall Scene Of
Disappearing Articles
A number of articles ranging
from topcoats to eyeglasses have
been disappearing from the stu
dent dining halls.
G. W. PriLaman, director of
student dining halls, urges stu
dents to safeguard their person
al belonging as much as possible
while eating. , C,
Most items are picked up by
students who mistake them for
their own. Of the items reported
lost, 95 per cent are eventually
returned to their owners and all
persons are required to identify
their property.
professor of chemistry, was award
ed $14,000 by the National Science
Foundation. The third professor,
Donald P. Costello Kenan professor
of zoology, was awarded $6700 for
research in methods for obtaining
and handling marine eggs and em
bryos. His grant was from the Na
tional. Science Foundation.
Friday Will Become
CU President Today
Consolidated University Acting
President William C. Friday is ex
pected to be named as president
today by the full Board of Trus
tees.. :
The 100-man board is holding
a special meeting in Raleigh at
2 p.m. in the Hall of the House
of Representatives. The meeting
was called last week following the
Executive Committee's recom
mendation of Friday as president.
Saturday Designated
NROTC Day By House
In recognition of Navy ay,
traditionally observed on Octob
er 27, University Chancellor Rob
ert B. House has designated
Saturday as Naval Reserve Of
ficers Traning Corps Day at the
University.
In connection with this the
NROTC drill team will make
its first public appearance of the
year in a brief exhibition drill
in the stadium just before the
Carolina-Wake Forest game.
Last Day For
Yack Beauties
Deadline for entries iu the Yack
Beauty Contest 'is tomorrow, ac
cording to Tommy. Johnson, edi
tor. All organizations wisiiing to
sponsor entries have been asked
to turn their entries, into the
Yack office in the Graham Me
morial basemept.
The contest will be held Thurs
day, Nov. 8, in Memorial Hall.
'13 Rue Madeleine' Is
, GMAB Free Ffick Tonighi
Tonight at 8 and 10 p.m. in
Carroll Hall, "13 Rue Madeleine"
.will be shown as part of the
Graham Activities Board-sponsored
"Free Flick" series.
Starring Jimmie Cagney and
Annabella, the film is based
on the story of espionage dur
ing World War IL
There will also bo i short feature.
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SALE
Starts Friday,
October 26th
Ends Saturday,
November 3rd
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FREE PRIZES
$28.25 Samsonite Carryall
$14.95 Chenille Bed Spread
$12.95 Bedroom Chest
Rugby Sample Jackets
Heavy Car Coats, Suburban Coats
Medium and light weight Windbreakers
Regular Price ; SALE PRICE
$29.50 SAMPLE COAT $19.42
$18.95 SAMPLE COAT $13.42
$12.95 SAMPLE COAJ $ 9.42
$ 9.95 SAMPLE COAT $ 6.42
$ 5.95 SAMPLE COAT $ 3.42
ONE GROUP MEN'S $1.00 TIES 2 for $1.50
ONE GROUP MEN'S $1.50 TIES each $1.00
A Thank You Message
For 42 years Berman's Department Store has been happy to serve you . . .
our faithful customers. Three generations of Chapel Hillians have passed
through our doors. To you, we offer our heartfelt thanks, and hope our as
sociation will continue for many more years. '
One Group
CROSBY SQUARE SHOES
SHELL CORDOVAN,
WING TIP, and PLAIN TOE
Reg. $17.95
Now $15.42
ONE GROUP
SHOES
Values Up To $14.95
Now $12.42
SPORT SHIRTS, Long Sleeve
Regularly $3.48 .and $2.98
Now 2 for $5.00 or $2.69 ea.
Fruit of the Loom Dress Shirts
White and Colors t QQ
One group Long Sleeve Sport Shirts
Regularly $3.98
Now $3.69 or 2 for $6.95
STEDMAN
Broadcloth Shorts
White and Colors
88c
"V Shirts
88c
SPECIALS FOR LADIES!
Fin Feather
HOSE $1.00
Limit three to customer Value to $1.65
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One Group Ladies'
CARDIGAN and SLIPOVER
SWEATERS $2.98
Values to $6.95
Ladies Mademoiselle Ladies
Blouses Sweaters
Long and short sleeve$
Up to $3.48 All colors and styles
2 for $5
$2.69 ea.
10 off
COATS, SUITS, NEW FALL DRESSES,
ALL ADVERTISED BRANDS -
10 off
AT
BERMAN'S SHOP
FOR
ARROW SHIRTS and UNDERWEAR
COOPER'S UNDERWEAR
COOPER'S SOCKS
SAMSONITE LUGGAGE
SAMSON CARD TABLES
SWANK JEWELRY for MEN
Ladies' DEB TOWNERS
and JOLENE SHOES
GRIFFON and ENGLISHTOWN
SUITS, COATS and SLACKS
CRESCO and RUGBY JACKETS
Ladies' SHIP 'N SHORE .
and PILOT BLOUSES
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MEN'S COOPER
Sweat Socks
Slightly Irregular
If First Quality 75c
2 for $1.00
Men's RAINCOATS
Were $3.98
Now$2.98
AAen's Umbrellas
Were $4.98 & 3.98
Now $3.98 & $2.98
IVY LEAGUE PANTS -
Black and Khaki $3.98 each
At BERMAN'S Shop for WHITE DUCK PANTS -
Regularly $3.98 .' TL'l ...'LL... NOW $3.22
Listed Items on Sale as long as they last
FREE PRIZES
Fill out this coupon or one in our store. You do not have to
be present to win. Nothing to buyl
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THREE BIG PRIZES
POLL PARROT
Shoes
Any style or size
10 off
$14.95 Extra Heavy
and Fancy
MEN'S
Tennis Oxford
$2.98 and up
COOPER'S FANCY
SHIRTS
REG. $1.50
SALE -$1.00
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