THt DAILY TAR "HllL Bolivian Students Here I wrrm m v-m economics students from Bolivia wiil ho on campus , IT2i) ; pan n a month-Ion? tour of iho I'nitod States sponsor , h th.- lnt. rnati.mal Educational Exchange Service of the State ; ; ..: ;:nc lit. tl oCLC '-7 WATCH nd JEWELRY REPAIR We use the latest electronic tnd ultrasonic equipment Years of experience back our guaranteed work T. L KEMP JEWELRY PHONE 21331 135 E. Franklin St. V t t h I THE BEER THAT MADE MILWAUKEE FAMOUS f rl Know the real joy i of good living... When it comes to refreshment, the best is Schlitz. Enjoy Gchlitz wherever you are. It's one of life's most refreshing pleasures. Move up to quality... move up to Sclilitz Durham Distributing Company Durham, N. C. DAILY CROSSWORD ACROS3 1. Leaf of caJyx . Mast 10. Bsnl.xhmeJit 11. Sharpen 12. Harasse 13. Ankara, native H. Make choice 5. The (Fr.) 6. Close 7. Gas outlets 8. Leg: Joint 9. riace again 12. Explosive missile 11. A cab 13. Chief deity (BabyL) 15. Rktrmbl 14. Molyb denum (sym.) IT. Helm oak 19. Place 17. Doctrine 18. Chines mile 21. Georpe W. Hiusell 22. Mr. L&dj 29. New Brazil- 23. Chines tan capital dialect 23. Branch 2t.I"oliah city 23. Brazilian eity 32. Hound, as a crow .13. Anguish C4. Officer of the day labbr.) 37. r.w ently destroyed tity 21 Mtur 10. Ffm! horiei 41. Rabbit fur 4 1 Itvel 44. Balance 4'i Kor fear tnat 4?. Monaters VOWS 1. A baxbor city 1 Frresa 2 Abyss I. It'.ar.d off Houth Jutland 23. Science (humorous) One of the students. Jo've Lopez of L.i Vii, Bolivia, studied econo mics here last year. I he roup wu be w elcomed by David Cripjj. student body presi-, dent. Tuesday. 7:30 p.m. in Gra-'fag ham Memorial. Mans for Wednesday include a tour of the campus, the Piano tarium and the computer in Phil li lips Hall. A lecture by Dr. Fedcri-: ro (i. Gil. professor of political I co d. Gil. professor of pol science, ,is also scheduled. Thursday the students will attend conlercv.ee and the insiitutions they economics ciasses and tour Duke , represent folio ,v: University and Leggett and Mvers Tobacco Co. in Durham. In the; w- A- Backofen, Massachusetts evening there will be a picnic fori Institute of Technology; Doris Kuhl them at the Community Church. 1 mann-WiLsdorf, University of Penn-' Students interested in meeting the students should contact Ron nie Pruett. Tom Bryant or Kathy Du Quesnay. A V7. v. 5 -rl. 1 PJN! I tokl HAlRiCtHl 27. Name source for Wednes day 29. Sacred ...1 . w-a . . , .,t yiEiklJitiVjEOAlM.AI buU B0. Row SLMatn term 22. A 23. Century plant 24. Goods S3. Small de ' pres ion S3. Projffing: chunh part 41. Captain's record 42. Breeze 44. Italian river i. j .j r r 1 . - ii J: rr-& 777 J7 v7 ji 3 yr? 3 2. IP-Hill AEC Sponsors Science Meet On Metallurgy Scientists from 20 colleges, uni versities and institutes over the na tion will meet here May 19 and 20 at a conference sponsored by the At-1 om:c Energy Commission and deal- j with "Solid State Metallurgy.": , Lecture .sessions will be in Room 2;::i Phillips Hall. Dr. Lawrence Slifkin of the De- partmcal 01 Physics Ls one of the Pkcrs lecturing on "KxpenmenLs on Point Delects. The other scientists attending the sylvania; Thomas J. Turner, Wake Forest College; J. It. Hcnsler, Bausch & Lomb Optical Co;, 11. B. ! Huntington, Hennselaer Polytechnic; Institute; Edmond Brown, Rennsel-1 aer Polytechnic Institute; David j Lazarus, University of Illinois; Horn- er W. Schamp, Jr., University of Maryland; Robert Silsbee, Cornell University. John Brinkman, Atomics Interna tional; J. W. MacKay, Purdue Uni versity: John Kaul'tman. North western University; John Truell, Brovvn University; Phillip Bray, Brown University; Robert Pohl, Cor nell University; Stefan Machlup. Western Reserve University; W. F. Love. University of Colorado; Mrs. T. 11 Ble.vitt. Oak Ridge. Tennes see. Silent German Movie 'Last Laugh' Will Be Shown To Film Society '.The La.st Laugh." starring Emil Jannings. will be shown to UNC-; Chapel Hill Film Society members ; and their guests in Carroll Hall Sunday at 8 p.m. The silent German masterpiece portrays the downfall of a hotel ; commissionaire, his pride and dig nity destroyed by the stigma of eld age. The skillful use of camera and lighting by Karl Freund has earned this film world-wide acclaim. Although no words are spoken a continuity is preserved throughout the story. Film director and histor ian Paul Rotha has called it "Cine fiction in its purest form." Opening Sunday night's program will be a one-real exerpt from the silent film version of "Hamlet," starring the reknown Danish actress Asta Nielsen. Miss Nielsen is the only women to attempt the role of Hamlet on stage or screen. NEWMAN CLUB The Newman Club will hold a picnic supper at Hogan's Lake Sunday. Students needing rides have been requested to meet at St. Thomas More Catholic Church at 5 p.m. Real Western Riding Horses FOR YOU At Lessons $4.00 Per Hour Call Ruby Planck at LOcust 36376 EFLAND, N. C. For Reservation Or Drop In fly-'!fv'r;''''Mflfr;'X. 1 w - "j-1 , . - ;V 5vf DANCERS Shown above Fo)k Festiva at Memorial Hall tne dancers have won popular Carolina Alumnus Opens Art Show In New York Recently Edward Higgins, New York sculp- with emphasis on abstract tor who get his training at the ! sculpture, Higgins had sold a nura- UXC Art Department, opened a one-man show at the Castelli Gal - leries on 77th street in New York City recently. A sculptor in iron and in ceram ics. Higgins will show some of his latest works, according to the art editor of the New York Times. . ',r. ... . ' . . In Chapel Hill. Higgms studied, under Prcf. Robert Howard. Hig- gins Ls considered one of the best nrtis.s and perhaps the most out- standing student of sculpture to be graduated here. He received his de- gree in 1954. Saturday Last Day, To Register Students are reminded that Saturday is the last day for registering for the May 28 Democratic primary. The books will be open from 9 a.m. until sunset. Jf you have not registered by that time, you will not be able to vote in the primary. Voters will be able to register before Saturday by contacting the registrars at their homes. Precinct Polling Places Registrar Phone No. 1 Town Hall Mrs. W. H. Fogkman 8-5311 No. 2 Estes Hills School Mrs. Paul Shearin 2-1793 No. 3 Woollen Gym . Mrs. C. S. Logsdon 9-255(5 No. 4 High School Mrs. M. Applewhite 2-1473 No. 5 Glenvvood School Mrs. Lindsay Neville 9-1637 Carrboro Town Hall Benson Ray 2-1941 N. C. Symphony To Give Repeat Concert At Duke The North Carolina Symphony will give a repeat performance of Respighi's "The Fines of 'Rome," Tuesday, 8:30 p.m., Duke Woman's College Auditorium. UNC student John Adams will perform with the Symphony in Durham May 17. For Hire $2.00 Per Hour Follow Signs to Camp Chestnut Ridge iV: r ' 1- - V 4- p - y are the Glenn School Dancers, who will open and close the Carolina at 8 p.m. Saturday. Directed by Mr. Catherine Wynne of the school, renown in the vicinity for their ability. , j her of his works, so that now he is ; ! able to devote his full time to work; ; jn his studio in New York He sold "The Outside of a Sold' - " to the New York Museum 0; . me Arts last year. A work in iron, The Torso" was sold this year to a wealthv family in the Philippines. J He has several objects in the ' Modern Art Show now on tour with current showing in St. Louis and . later hi Boston. This summer he wi;l have two articles of sculpture ir , the Bernard Galleries in Paris. 'li Filters for flavor as no single filter can NEW DUAL FILTER ft if - - Si9mSSoficer: Hezzy Miller was electc 1 presi j de,;t of Sigma Chi social u aiei nit . Yedntsday r ight. ' Other cl'iicers are as follows: Dou .! array, vice president; Mar ihall Basinger, secretary; Johnn. : McCo.mell, treasure:-; Jim Whi.t ' social chairman; Doug Smith pledge trainer; Jimmy Adams, Ger .ia:.s Chro representative; Johnn.. -jherrill, intramural manager; Lee Vanstory, house manager; George Knox, historian. Mechaux Crocker, corresponding secretary Wayne Harrison, associate editor Ion Brady, assistant treasurer I Gene Falls, assistant pledge trainer r - ; mm 4 1 J - .: V-,. DUAL FILTER MK ,v - - s v ' --fcflfVW -r 7 Carolina Students Receive NFS Stipends For Next School Year Seven UNC students received Nation Science Foundation fellow ships for the next academic year recently. : t Most of the stipends are worth j 52200 and are awarded over a 12 months period. Others are vala ed at S1650 for 9 months. ! The fellowships were awarded tc Frank Ivy Carrol, chemistry: Eugene Philip Howrty, economics: ; .Vallace Craft Fallaw, geology and i geography; Frederick. W. Black j veil, mathematics; John II. R113 ' veimer and George D. Thaxton. i Jhysics; 1 Andrew W. Loven of the chem ! istry department will attend sum I ner school here-on a NSF suramei i j ellowship for graduate tsachers. ; le will receive S9CJ. ! ! Fellowships were awarded for ; icademic achievement, scores on ; Graduate Records Examinations nd on recommendations of pro fessors, i 'Rin-n-n-g' Not Fire Alarm, Just Elevator It just takes some people a while j 6 catch on. j Yesterday afternoon the elevator alarm bell went off suddenly down ! n the .second level of the stacks 'n the library. The elevator was operating just ine, but somehow the bell got stuck, ; . I and kept right on ringing. ; Some students left, thinking a ire nirrht have broken out, but 'hers studied bravely on. A'ter about 10 minutes of cease ?ss ringing, an old man shuffled mm somewhere deep in the stacks. : "Is there a fire somewhere around i here?," he asked a student sitting t a table near the elevator doors, j "No. it's just the elevator alarm icll." the student replied. j "Oh," the old man mumbled as ie shuffled off. It just takes some people a while j " catch on. . hartmcv Major Ges Achievement Plaque; James Monroe Miller, of Hickory, ; C, 2r''ia-inS senior at the! 'School of Pharmacy has won the ; Lu Leini & Fink Gold Medal Pla- Itie for noteworthy achievement rn ; pharmacy. j The presentation was m a d e j Thursday during the Awards Night j Program. I Miller is a member of Rho Chi. 1 honorary society; the Student! Branches of "North Carolrna Phar-j ' maceutical Association and the ' American Pharmaceutical Associa-! tion; the Pharmacy Senate and Phi; Delta Chi fraternity, v He olans to enter retail pharmacy. : I ; Tareyton HERE'S HOW THE DUAL FILTER DOES IT: 1. It combines a unique inner filter of ACTIVATED CHARCOAI definitely proved to make the smoke of a cigarette mild and smooth . . . 2. with a pure white outer filter. Together they select and balance the fiavor elements in the smoke. Tareyton's flavor-balance gives you the best taste of the best tobaccos. : ' ' j(JI rev, CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE: 1J57 MOTOR BIKE, almost ne.v condition cost new STi.'M. Will sell lor S8. within this week. Phnr.e Bob Futrtlle. 73226. At Graduation lime 0 If the kid broihsr or sister graduating from high school this year . . . o If there's a senior who has helped you over the rough spots, and you want to say thanks . . . Q If there's a faculty member you admire and are grateful Or if you're a senior yourself Ind just want to play safe... r'emember the nicest i BOOKS COME FROM l! he IntirGo Bookshop f ': 119 East Franklin St. I Open Tiil 10 P.M. New Court Favorite! PteyslikB gut Stays livelier Lasts longer e Gauge controlled Moisture Immune - ALWAYS SPECIFY dS&(Y QUALITY STRINGS Approximate Stringing Cost VANTAGE Tennis L . . 9 PRO-FECTED Teonis.. . I Badminton . ....$8 MULTI-PLY Tennis $5 Badminton $4 At tennis shops and sporting goods stores. 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