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CAMP COUNSELLOR OPENINGS
FOR FACULTY, STUDENTS AND GRADUATES
THE ASSOCIATION OF PRIVATE CAMPS
cmprism- 250 outstanding Boys, Girls. Brother-Sister
;i Col:. I Camps, located throughout the Now inland,
M. l i!r Atlantu Statt-s and Canada
INVnr.S VOl INQCIHIKS concornins summer cm
; t nt .i CouuM llors. Instructors or Administrators.
. rosmoNS in children's camps, in all areas of ac
ta ' t are a ai'a'nle.
WRITE, OR CALL IN PERSON:
Association of Private Camps -Dept. C
SS Wnt 42nd Street, Room 621
New York 36, N. Y.
If It's A Book You Need,
Your BEST Chance Is At
THE BOOK EXCHANGE
j Five Points -Durham, N. C.
Wo Buy, Sell, and Exchange
All Kinds of Books!
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CITY PLANNING LECTURE
Carl Fetes of , Washington, D. C,
authority on city planning and ur
ban renewal, will , give two illus
trated lectures in the Morehead
Faculty Lounge.
He will talk on the subject of
"What Are We Achieving in City
Rebuilding," at 2 p.m. Saturday
and Sunday.
FeLss has had extensive experi
ence in the field of city planning
and urban renewal. From 1950 to
1954 he was with the Chief Plan
ning and Engineering Branch, Di
vision of Slum Clearance and Ur
ban Redevelopment, Housing and
Home Finance Agency, Washington,
D. C. In 1953 he served as Staff
Adviser to the President's Commit
tee on Housing Policies and Pro
gram. He is currently serving as
consultant to communities, indus
tries and educational institutions in
the United States, Canada and La
tin America.
His visit is being sponsored by
the Planner's Forum of the UNC
Department of City and : Regional
Planning.
BINKLEY BAPTIST CHURCH
"Every Believer A Priest" will
be the topic of the Rev. Robert E.
Seymour's sermon Sunday at the
11 a.m. service of the Olin T. Bink
ley Memorial Baptist Church in
Gerrard Hall.
Nursery service for young chil-
'en will be provided in the Alum
ni Building, Room 111, during
Church school at 9:45 a.m. and the
worship service.
CHAPEL HILL
2nd BIG WEEK!
Stevens - Shepherd's
GIGANTIC
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STILL FLYING HIGH . . .
WITH 20 - 50 REDUCTIONS!
STEVENS SHEPHERD
Pictured above is Cadet Captain Phillip T. Williams of Charlotte, N. C, as he is being tossed into
the indoor pool at the University of North Carolina. This "honor" is in recognition, of Cadet Williams
being the first cadet to make his solo flight and also the first to receive his private license.
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FREE FLICK
The free flick for today, 'Quo
Vddis," is three hours long. It will
bo shown only once at 7:30 p.m. in
Crrroll Hall.
Presftige Hangs
By Many Threads
You'll find them all noted
in The Status Seekers, selling
like mad st
The
INTIMATE BOOKSHOP
205 East Franklin Stroet
STUDENT WIVES
The Student Wives and their fam
ilies will meet at the Victory Vil
lage Nursery at 3:30 this afternoon
for their picnic. After meeting at
the nursery they will go to Urn
stead Park for the picnic.
FLY NAVY
Those interested in the Naval
Aviation Cadet Program or the
Aviation Officers' Program have
been asked to see LCDR J. W.
Dykes, who will be at Y Court Wed
nesday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
UP EXECUTIVE BOARD
All members of the UP Executive
Board have been asked to attend a
CHUCK WAGON
Special Of The Day!
VEAL CUTLETT
TWO VEGETABLES
TEA or COFFEE
BREAD & BUTTER
DESSERT
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Chemistry Researcher
Elected To Honorary
Scientific Fraternity
James Paddock Collman of the
Dept. of Chemistry, was elected to
membership in Sigma Xi national
scientific honorary society at the
Universty of Illinois. This honor
was given in recognition of activity
or promise in research.
Prof. Richard M. Forbes, retiring
chapter president, spoke for the in
itation ceremony of the 293 new
members held Monday.
The Illinois chapter was estab
lished in 1903 and was 17th to be
installed. It is now one of more
than 80 such chapters.
The purpose of Sigma Xi is to
encourage research and among its
activities are annual series of sci
entific lectures.
meeting in the Woodhouse Confer
ence Room Monday at 4 p.m.
Medical Students
As you have doubtless read, we are planning to move to
the center of town before next year. Because medical
books are the heaviest items in our inventory, and be
cause, in spite of their high prices, our profit on a med
ical text is scarcely enough to pay the cost of moving it,
our first task before moving is to cut down on our supply
at once.
The coupon below may offer a happy solution for you
and for us.
The Intimate Bookshop
This coupon
will be ac-
This Saves You $1 00
cepted in trade at one dollar in part payment for any
used or shopworn medical text priced at $5.00 or more.
Not more than one coupon may be used in payment for
any one book. Coupons may not be used in payment
for special orders. No coupons will be accepted after
May 20, 1959.
The Intimate Bookshop
205 East Franklin Street T
Open Till 10 P.M.
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