NOVEMBER 13, 1956
THE DAILY TAR NEIL
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j History Dept. Faculty
Attend Historical Meet
Faculty members and graduates
of the UNC Dept. of History will
play an important part in the an
nual meeting of the Southern His
torical Assn. to be held Thursday
through Saturday at the Washing
ton tuke Hotel in Durham.
...James W. Patton, curator of the
Southern Historical Collection of
tke UNC Library and formerly a
member of the UNC History Dept.,
will take office as president of the
Association and deliver his presi
dential address Friday night.
Prof James L. Godfrey will de
liver a paper, "The Labor Govern
ment and the Independence' of
India," on Thursday.
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SULTRY 5C5NE WITH THE HOUSE-PARTY QUEEN
She sat next to roe on the train that day . :- -
And a wave of perfume wafted my way
A dangerous scent that is called "I'm Bad!
Deliberately made to drive men mad.
I tried to think thoughts that were pure and good
I did the very best that I could!
But alas, that perfume was stronger than I
" I gave her a kiss . . . and got a black eye!
If kissing strangers has its dangers, in
smoking at least enjoy the real thing, the
big, big pleasure of a Chesterfield King!
Big size, big flavor, smoother
all the way because it's packed
more smoothly by Accu.Eey.
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DAILY CROSSWORDr
ACROSS
1. Persian title
5. Hastened
9. Nuclei of
starch grain
10. Duration
11. The bishop
of Rome
12. Typ of -pastry
14. Ardent
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IV British
colony (Afr.)
16. Peers,'
T collectively
19. Smallest
5. Platform
6. Cone-bear
ing tree
7. Arabian
chieftain
S. Long for
11. Father
12. Process of
food as- "
similatiod'
13. Variant '
ofhi's-
15. Follower
of Adolf
Hitler
17. Anglo-
Saxon serf
atate (abbr.) IS. Uprising
2d. Edict
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23. Noxioul
25. Incite
27. Formal
diplomatic
agreement
30. Baby's word
31. Mountain
ranges
32. People
devoid of
pigmenta-
tion
35. Pronoun
3ft. Young girl
37. Mast
39. Woody plant
40. Spirit
41. Winglike
42. Poker stake
DOWN
1. Coasts
2. Ripened
fruit of
the rose
3.. Malt
"beverage
4. Exclamation
Indian Librarian
Library Staff For
The Reference Librarian for the
National Library of India, Janar
dan M. Kanitkar, has recently join
ed the UNC library staff for a
three months visit. Kanitkar is
here to study American library
methods and to bwing information
on Indian libraries.
The UNC Library was one of
II in the United States choosen by
the International Relations Com-'
mitte of the American Library As
sociation to receive Indian Libra
rians now in this country.
When asked in what phase of
the library program he was most
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of the
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bully tree
37. Male
28. Mexican dish . descendant
29. River (Eur.) 3S. Place
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interested while here at UNC,
Kanitkar replied, "I have recently
been given the task bX setting up
a library at our new Indian Insti
tute of Public Administration in
New Delhi; therefore every phase
of library work is important to
me.'
Then he continued, "Usually a
new school collects. piles of books
and then calls in professional
librarians when these books be
come unmanageable." "This time
we are going to make a proper be
ginning and start our library as
it should be." he said.
'By studying your present pre-
cedures and their development,
we hope to have a very effective
library program at our new school
and to avoid the mistakes that you
probably made along the way." he
said.
He explained that he came to
UNC because it has one of th
oldest state university libraries in
the country and also because of
its Institute of Government.
In speaking of Indian libraries
in general, Kanitkar stated that
at present they are rather limited.
He added that in the second 5
year plan, which goes into efect
next year, provisions are being
made for establishing a library
in each district.
The books in these libraries will
be in the language of the people
of the , particular district and mo
bile units will circulate them
throughout the region.
In concluding he added, "Of
course this program will be handi
capped by our poor roads, but we
are working on those too. All of
these problems are interrelated
and must be solved together."
UNC Public Health Staffers
Present Papers At Meeting
: Six members of the faculty; of
the University School of Public
Health are presenting papers this
week at the i 84th annual meeting
of the American. , Public Health
Association. ' ;
The meeting is being held in
Atlantic City, N. J.' this week. Ap
proximately 8.000 participants are
attending from throughout the
United States and Canada.
The theme for this year's meet
Office Of Student Activities
Realeases Schedule For Week
According to the Office of Stu:
dent Actovities, the following
events wlil take place on campus
during this coming week; ?
At 8 p.m. today, Lillian Piber
nik will give a piano recital in
Hill Hall.
The varsity soccer team will
travel to Duke for a game in the
afternoon.
"Androcles and the Lion," the
latest Playm'akers production opens
Wednesday evening. The play will
run through Sunday, Nov. 18.
Nightly performances will be
staged at 8:30 p.m.
The School of Education will
hold its annual convocation Thurs
day in Gerrard Hall from 3-5 p.m.
CLASSIFIEDS
WANTED: THOSE AMBITIOUS
Scholars who burn out them
selves and the midnight oil to
try our crazy cuisine and - go
away recharged. Cafe Mouza op
n 24 hours.
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I've Hold Them Down Since July, '55
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WHIPPLE'S ESSO SERVICE
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LILIAN
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Chest
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ceives 60 of total Campus Chest
contributions. , .
Also included in the Campus
Chest Drive are the Goettinger
Exchange, 20; Care, 13; Can
cer, 7. ' '
The Campus Chest Drive was
first slated ' to run from Nov. 4
10, but beeause the goal was not
met, the drive was extended
through Thursday, Nov. 15, Miss
Aldridge said.
In a final plea for funds to
meet this year's goal, Miss Al
dridge said. "Can we as students
neglect this student's responsibili
ty .in student to tudent aid in
giving to these worthy causes? If
you cannot afford to give money,
,if even a nickle is beyond your
capabilities, then have you clothes
or books that you don't need or
want? Cant you afford not to give
a hickel?" : ' ' '
ing is ' How, Are "VVe Doing in
Public Health??; . :
' UNC men presenting . papers
wilt be D?. Varfield( Gar son and
Dr. Joseph Por tnoy of the -Dept.
of Experimental 1 Medicincr- Drr
Roger Howell, Dept. of Mental
Health; Dr. Bernard G. Green-
berg, Dept. of Biostatistics; Dr.
Charles Cameron, Dept. of Public
Health Administration; and Dr.
John Cassel, Dept.. of Epidemi
ology. In conjunction with the program,
Archibald Henderson 'will lecture
on the subject, "George Bernard
Shaw Man of the Century'.' at 8
p.m. . "
The Freshman soccer team will
travel to .Duke for an afternoon
game. i
"M," a GMAB tree flick will
be shown in Carroll Hall at 8 p.m.
Thursday.
A dance will be held Friday
night. The Campus Chest Dance
starting at 8 p.m. will be held
in Woollen Gymnasium.
There will be a rehearsal for
"Esther Wake" from 7:30-11 p.m.
in Memorial Hall Friday evening.
'Two varsity teams will travel
away from campus this Saturday.
The soccer team goes to play the
Terps in Maryland while the foot
ball squad goes the other direction
ta face the "Fighting Irish' at
Notre Dame. .
Monday the varstiy cross country
teamwill participate in the ACC
meet at Charlottesville, Va.j '
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PIBERNIK
here tonight
Miss Lilian Pibernik Is
Guest Pianist Tonight
Miss Lilian Pibernik, pianist, will
be presented in a concert of Hun
garian folk music in Hill Hall to
day at 8 p.m. -,
Her recital is the fifth of UNC's
Dept. of Music regular Tuesday
evening series concerts, which are
open to the public free of. charge.
Miss Pibernikr3 program will in
clude Bartak's Suite Opus 14, four
pieces from Kodaly's "Zongora
Muszika," Schubert's Sonata in A
Major and- Bach's Toccata in D
Major. "-
Elections
(Continued from Page 1)
will be located at the intersec
tion of Mason Farm and Pittsbdro
Roads. Another box will be locat
ed at the intersection of Daniels
Rd., Bagley Dr., Jackson Circle,
and Mason Farm Rd.
"Women s Dormitory District 1
All women living in University-
owned buildings, which are not
sorority houses. Voting in. each
dorm. ' . .
Women's Town District 1 All
women students not living in' University-owned
buildings, and wom
en residing in sorority houses.
Voting in Gerrard Hall. . .
Students may vote only in their
respective voting places. ' '
v Any student who is unable to
vote at the proper polling place
because of internment in the In
firmary, absence from Chapel Hill,
or any other reason approved by
the Elections Board, will be al
lowed to vote. ;
Run-offs will be held Nov. 20.
A run-off will be held if, for an
office to which there is to be only
one candidate elected, no one can
didate receives a majority of votes
cast for the office.
If candidates for two or more
offices (constituting a group) are
t to be selected, and there are more
candidates for election than there
are offices, then the majority shall
be ascertained by dividing the
total vote cast for all of such
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See It For Yourself At '
The Intimate
Bookshop
205 E. Franklin Sr. ' Open Till 10 P.M.
DENTAL DAMES
The Dental Dames will meet in
the Assembly Room of the Library
today at 8 p.m. Dr, G. B. Johnson
will speak on 'The Crisis in Our
Public School Education."
SQUARE DANCE CLUB
The Square Dance Club will meet
today in the Women's Gym at 7
p. m. jew mem Ders nave ueeu in
vited to attend. - 'H
MODERN DANCE CLUB
The Modern Dance iClub will
meet Wednesday at 4 p.m. in the
dance studio of the Wromens Gym.
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EDUCATION WIVES
Education Wives will , meet to
day at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
George Shephard. Wives of gra
duate stulents. in education nave
leen invited to attend.
SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY j
The Elisha Mitchell Scientific So
ciety will meet today at 7:30 p.m.1
in 206 Phillips. The program will
include discussions by J. L. Ixvia
and J. C. .Morrow.
CHEMISTRY CLUB
The' Chemistry Club will hold its
regular meeting tonight : at 7:S0
in room 207 Venable' Hall." Dr. Vir
gil Mann will be the speaker.
WUNC-TV. - '.-'V ";..
Today's schedule for, WUNC-TV,
the University's educational tele
vision station, -channel 4:
12:45 Music. . ; . ,
1:00 Today on Farm. '.
1:30 Music in Ah.' ;
2:00 Science and Nature.
2:30 Sign Off. V -
5:44 Sign On. i
5:45 Music :
6:00 Magic Lantern
6:15 Sports Clinic.
6:30 News. ,
6:45 Sports.: ,:.
7:00 Books and People. -
7:15 Bible Course. '
8:00 Dr. Shivers.7 ;
8:45 State Governjmcnt. "
9:30 Musical Forjs'
8:45 State Govertrment.
9:30 Musical Forms.
10)0 Final Edition: ; .
10.05 Sign" Off:; v ;?'-
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WUNC, the University's educa
tional FM statiori: J
""7:00 Intermezzo f;v .
" 7:15 Over the Back Fence
7:30 Vistas of Israel ' ,'
7:45 Variations of a Theatre
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8:00 Hill Hall Concert
10:00 News ' " !
10:15 Evening Masterwork
11:30 Sign Off ,
PHYSICS COLOQUlk I
A joint Duke-UNC Physics Col
loquium will be held oi Wednes-
candidates by the njimber of posi
tions to be filled, and then divid
ing by two. Any excess of thi3
number will be a majority. The
candidates who ma be; in such
run-off will be determined by the j
number of seats to le filled in the i
i uiruxi. a ' ut rvcij ap:o vdi iucit
may be two candidates. .
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mversiry tomou
day, Nov. 14, at 3 p.m. on the Duke
University campus. 5
1 John Blatt from Australia will
speak on "The Theory of Liquid
Helium. Dr. Blatt is a professor
at the University" of Sj'dney. " .' - '
UNIVERSITY CLUB
l; The University Club will meet
tonight at 7:30 on the second floor
of the Y It is very important that
all representatives and other in
terested persons are present, for
the meeting is concerned with
plans for the Notre Dame game,
club officials said. . ; -
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WESLEY CHOIR
"The Wesley Choir will hold i;s
regular rehearsal today from 7 to
S p.m. at the University Methodist
Church.
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show you what proper altera
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