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THE DAILY fAft HiU
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER U, 19S?
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Rides And Riders Leaving Here
fitintH'tl from
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Philadelphia.
B.'iynos,
Kla.. Phone
Columbus
or
SprinfitUI. Ohio. Phone: 89179
Paul Hule. South Norfolk, Va.,
Wednesday njijhU Phone: 89128
Dick Henzio, Pittsburgh, Pa., or
vicinity. Phone. 89145
Harry Miller. Pittsburgh. Pa., or
BE SURE TO ATTEND
Charlotte-Carolina Club
DANCE
Featuring
The Gladiolas
Thursday, December 26 1957
9-1
RADIO CENTER - CHARLOTTE, N. C
Per Couple c .
$2.50 At School .
$3.50 At Door Formal
vicinity, Fetzor Field House.
Hobert Morley, New Brunswick,
N. J.. Phone: 8!) 154
Jim Vance, Hartford or New Lon
don. Conn., Phone: 91301
Roy Wood, Miami, Fla., Phone:
91301
Larry Levin, Baltimore, Md., or
Washington, D. C. Phone: 89169
Rua K. Rai. New York City,
Phone: 89172
Roger Koonce, Washington, 1). C,
Phone: 89035
Clnrkn Jones. Chicago. 111.. Phone:
93986
Betty Barnes, Washington, D. C ,
Phone: 91291
F. V. Donnorumme, New Haven
or Brautord, jonn. rnone: tyuu.
Covering
The Campus
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CLASSIFIEDS
THE DAILY TAR HEEL WILL
pay ilO an issue for the first 20
papers brought to the Business
office of the DTII of issues dated
Nov. 26 and 27.
C(UN
The Collegiate Council for the
United Nations will meet irt Roland
Parker Lounge one today at 4
o'clock.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
There will be a. 5:30 p. m. celebra
tion of the Holy Eucharist foday at
the Episcopal Church.
This is the final service for stu
dents prior to the Christmas Holi
days. The Student Chaplain cordially
invites all students to attend.
RHODES INTERVIEWS
Nominees for Rhodes Scholarships.
from North Carolina colleges and
universities will be interviewed here
on Wednesday Dy a six- man selec
tion committee in the Morehead
Planetarium Building.
je Bail? lEar m&
SOCIETY
Joan Brock, Editor
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When You Get
Home, and you
Find that you've
Forgotten a
Present for
Mom, or that
Pretty little
Thing Next Door,
Or the Librarian
Who Thinks You're
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professors, and he had to confess
that he had to pad his slight five-foot-six-inch
frame to look a little
more like St. Nick.
When I asked him how he liked
his job. he beamed and said,
"They're always so glad to see me
and wish me a Merry Christmas.
When they're leaving, they always
say that they hope they'll see me
, again next year."
i As long as Matthew Mason keeps
playing his dual role of Santa Clans
inrl Or Root the "aood times" will
be sure to roll on the UNC campus
KDs, Delta Sig Entertain Orphans
The KDs and the Delta Sigs traveled to Oxford Thursday aft
ernoon to play Santa to a group of orphans.
The party took place at the Oxford Orphanage Home and be
sran as Santa made an early arrival, laughing heartily and dis
tributing numerous presents to the children. The KDs and Delta
Sigs assisted the children in assembling the toys and playing
games.
The party was topped off with ice cream and cookies for
everyone. The project was headed by Edith MacKinnon, president
of the KDs and Jim High, Delta Sig president.
TEP Officers
The TEPs have elected new officers to serve until April. They
include: Chancellor, Art Sobel of Neponsit, N. Y.; Vice Chancellor,
Al Finkelstein of Brooklyn, N. Y.; Bursar, Michael Falk of Wood-
mere, N. Y.; and Scribe, James ruiman or vvuiianiMuii.
Mclver Buffet Supper
Approximately 100 Mclver coeds and their dates celebrated the
Christmas season at an informal buffet suppepr held at the dorm
Sunday afternoon. The setting was in keeping with the season as
an elaborate tree and Christmas music livened the spirits of
everyone.
Mrs. Florence Cock, last year's house mother, served as an
official hostess' along with Mrs. Charles Seward, this year's house
mother, and Caroline Warren, house president.
Only 5 Shopping Days
LEFT UNTIL CHRISTMAS
So torn in now fo select an
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Traveling During
the Holidays?
PROMPT
Taxi Service
To Raleigh-Durham Airport
T7T7 To All Nearby Bus and Train Termi-
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CANTERBURY SET
Engogement Ring . , . $100
Enue C.rtlet . . . 10
WENTWORTH & SLOAN
Phone
6-611
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Hollywood
And Carolina
Cab Companies
Phone
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beatitiW wiie
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lust lor life...
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scion of royalty.
Who tried to betray
her wifely loyalty.
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what happened that night
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V1TT0RI0 De SICA SOPHIA LOREN
Wednesday - Thursday
BERMANS
Dept. Store
V
IT SVien in the know
know true from false
College grads over forty
suffer from a decline
in their earning power.
Q TRUE FALSE
Fa.se. In fact the older they get the
more money they earn. Statistics
show that the average man's earning
power declines rapidly after he
reaches 45. The college grad"s income
is still going sharply up at this point.
College educated men tend to
be bachelors to a greater degree
than average American males.
TRUE Q FALSE
False. Recent studies show that Mr.
College Grad is no longer avoiding
the marriage license bureau the way
he used to. In fact statistics now in
dicate that hav ing a college degree
actually lessens the probability of a
man leading the bachelor life.
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Jockey brand is America's
best known brand of men's
underwear.
TRUE FALSE
True. Independent surveys prove that
JocWey is not only the best known
underwear in the U.S. but also in 9S
countries around the world. Just
shows how universally men value
comfort and nt.
KVlan on the go -
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