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cases
5. Not
winners
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f entrance
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13. Blazing
stars
15. Florida
city
16. Business
condition
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1 21. Covered
with
flowers:
Her.
24. Printer's
measure
25. Greek
letter
26. Arab
chieftains
28. Impatient
SO. Snubbed
nose dog
, 31. Ahead
i 33. Cross, as a
! stream
. 34. Man's
nickname
135. Pleated
collar
detecting
I instrument
40. Command
44. " of
Two Cities"
(2 wd3.)
15. The Golden
' Egg bird
46. Hand-
wipers
48. Not any
49. Man's
name
50. Travel by
oxcart
DOWN
1. Spasm of
distress
2. Smell
3. Prima
donna
4. Paper
fastener 5. Behold!
6. Aftermath
- 7.'Asterisk
8. St. ,
patron
saint of
sailors
9. Newspaperman
10. Gold
14. Jap.
measure
19. Exist
21. Divide
22. A rival
23. Russian
fighter
plane
25. Self
27. Salad
greens
29. Slight
32. Greek
letter
36. Mist
38. Break
of day
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the lee
41. Movable
barrier
42. Domestic
slave
43. Emit
47. Street:
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Health Students
Convening For
Welcome Meet
A welcome Convocation for al
most 150 new students in the
School of Public Health at the
University will be held today in
the Clinic Auditorium of Memor
ial Hospital.
This is the first official student-wide
gathering of the year
for the more than 200 students,
new and returning, enrolled in
the various departments of the
Public Health School at UNC.
Dr. J. W. R. Norton, visiting
associate -professor of Public
Health "administration, will" wel
come the students on behalf of
the North Carolina State Board
of Health.
Dr. Henry T. Clark, adminis
trator of UNC's Division of
Health Affairs, of which the
School of Public Health is a part;
Dean Alexander Heard of the
Graduate School; and Dr. E. G.
McGavran, dean of the School
of Public Health will each give
brief welcome to the students.
The purpose of the program is
to acquaint new students with
the Public Health departments
and faculty and with the Univer
sity. Following the introduction of
department heads, the program
will acquaint the students with
various members of the staff and
with school and university facili
ties. The meeting will close with a
short talk by Dean McGavran.
Library Has Million Volumes
Louis Round Wilson Library at
UNC is the workshop of UNC.
Containing over one million vol
umes, it is ranked third among
Southern colleges and universit
ies. The library's many volumes are
contained in the "stacks," ten
closely packed levels of book
shelves. The stacks are open to
students with special permits.
An important part of the lib
rary to most freshmen is the
undergraduate library. Here are
contained many reference books
for the student's use. Here, too,
are the outside reading materials
for Modern Civilization I and II,
a requirement for entering fresh
men. .
On the second floor is a general
reference section and the main
circulation desk. The numerous
other divisions of the library in
clude the North Carolina Room,
the Business Administration-Social
Science Division, the Rare
Book Room, and others.
During the first two weeks of
school each freshman must at
tend two lectures in the library
and pass a test on the use of the
library. If he elects, a freshman
may take a preliminary test on
the use of the library. If he
elects, a freshman may take a
preliminary test' to exempt him
self from this requirement.. Dur
ing orientation week, groups of
freshmen will be taken on tours
of the library.
Why is there no slack in wo
men's slacks?
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October 26, 27 and 28
A musical fable of Broadway. The
Save-A-Soul Mission gets mixed up
with the oldest floating crap game in
town.
Music & Lyrics: Frank Loesser
Book: Swerling & Burrows
(Based on Runyon characters)
Kai Jurgenson and Charles Ilorton
Directors
Memorial Hall Tickets $2.00
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December 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9
One of the longest-running plays in
America. Jack Kirkland's Rabelaisian
dramatization of Erskine Caldwell's
novel dealing with rural life in Geor
gia in the 1920's still attracts the sym
pathy of the sentimental and the social-minded.
Harry Davis or John W. Parker,
Director
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February 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17
Eugene Ionesco's cleverly crazy come
dy a forerunner of the "theatre ol
the absurd" is an allegory for our
times. The Playmakers will tour this
provocative satire immediately after
its Chapel Hill run.
Tommy Rezzuto, Director
The Playmakers Theatre, Tickets $2.00
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The Playmakers Theatre, Tickets $2.00
Additional: Sunday Matinees for All Shows Except " Guys & Dolls
March 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17
This tantalizing fascinating & stimu
lating piece of theatre by Emid Bag
nold will appeal to playgoers whose
special taste appreciates a bit of mys
tery and integrity.
Foster Fitz-Simons, Director
The Playmakers Theatre, Tickets $2.00
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May 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12
Anton Chekhov's best-known play
deals with the frustrations, jealousies
and loves of a Russian household at
the beginning of this century. A mas
terpiece of impressionistic realism.
Russell B. Graves, Director
The Playmakers Theatre, Tickets $2.00
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