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Att. General Staff
Kewly-appointed Attorney-General
Tim Oliver yesterday re
leased the new appointments to
the Attorney-General's staff.
Oliver announced that the hew
members are Ray Lanier, John
Lovell, Bill St. George, Swight
Thomas, Sandy Hobgood, Harold
Tuttle, Gerald Droze, Bill Shell,
Sam Kellett, Dick Steele, BiU
fcowman, Joe McGirt, Randy
Winburn, Dick Taylor, Jim Ap-'
lin, Bill Tomford, Jay Hanon,
Woody Frank, John Ward, and
Mike Greescn.
Also: George Collins, Ken
Kaplan, Norman Shearin, Till
man Cooley, Jim Davis, Sandy
O'Quinn, Richard Stephens, Eddy
Trott, Bob Moore, Larry Pat
terson, Mickey Whitehead,
juicney uamble, Cleve Wright,
Don Leslie, Locke Newlin, and
Charles Wolfe.
Women appointees are Marty
McDaniel, Pat Miller, Gwen
Grice, Sally Mixon, Alice Brown
Judy Grape, Gay Showell, Susan
Moore, Mary Susan Kirk, Linda
Harrison, Judy Cowman, and Pat
Szolscek.
Oliver also announced the ap
pointments of the Assistant Attorney-General's.
They are John
Ingram for the MRC Court, Paul
Jensen for the IFC Court, Patsy
Leffler for the Women's Council
Court, and Laszlo Birinyi for the
Men's Council Court. Ih addi
tion, Diana Worth was re-appointed
as Staff Secretary.
Oliver urged all new merrtes
to stop by the office before next
Monday. "I would like to talk to
all new members and tell them
of the procedures. Anyone mem
ber who did not attend last
week's meeting should stop by
Shis afternoon or Monday after
noon if he is still interested in
being on the staff."
Honor Council
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For summer only. Call 968-2237.
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for an earlier 'Campus Code of
had signed the roll, then got
fense. . -
In the second case, a student
bored and left about half way
through the class.
He pleaded innocent oh the
basis that he had been in attend
ance when the roll came to
him.
The Council .ruled that signing
a class roll strongly implied to
the professor that the student
had attended the entire class un
less he had had to leave for a
reason made clear to the profes
sor. It felt that signing and then
leaving was a form of lying
about his presence in the class.
He was lound guilty and given
an official reprimand.
In the third case,- the defen-
; dant had come about five min
i utes late to class and had stood
ouisiae me partiy-open aoor ges
ticulating to his friends in back
to sign him in.
This was the student seen by
the person who reported the pos
sibility of the class roll being
falsified.
He was signed in, but said he
did not know who did it. He said
that when he left, he was not
even sure that anyone had seen
him gesturing.
He pleaded guilty and was
found guilty. He was sentenced
to one semester probation.
The Council felt that this case
had been a more flagrant sort of
lying than in the case where the
student left half way through
class.
A freshman was found innocent
of lying to his professor in a
case carried over from last week.
The defendant said he had re
ceived a crank phone call telling
him of his grandmother's death.
He could not get through to his
parents on the phone, so he went
home the next day.
The phone call came about five
days before an important assign
ment was due in one of his
classes. He went to his profes
sor to tell him about his grand
mother and to have the assign
ment put off.
The professor "was suspicious
of the excuse and phoned the
student's borne town to find out
if the grandmother had died. He
discovered -she had not.
The student got home, found
out he had been tricked and
called his professor later that
night. When he returned, he found
out he had been turned in for
lying.
Testimony, revealed that the
grandmother had been quite ill
and a check on the defendant's
story showed he had told the
truth throughout.
He pleaded innocent and was
acquitted.
In a case heard last week, a
junior was given an official
reprimand for a Campus Code
violation.
CAMPUS CALENDAR
Ail Campus Calendar Items
.mast be submitted In person at
the DTH office in GM by 2 p.m.
the day before the desired publi
cation date. Lost and Found will
be run on Wednesday and Satur
day of each week.
TODAY
Teagtee Residence Hall wants to
go to the beach, but they don't
have a cottage. Friday and
Saturday, May 8 and 9, the
hall is taking 40 Carolina gen
tlemen to either Ocean Drive
or Myrtle Beach. Anyone wish
ing to rent a house or cottage
to Teague for the two days is
asked to contact Bob Hunter,
115 Teague, 968-9180.
Anyone interested in organiz
ing a Students for Scranton
Club, please contact J. Wil
liams, 213 Teague by May 11.
CCF 6 p.m., upstairs Lenoir.
Physics Colloquium 4 p.m., 265
Phillips, Mr. F. C. Brown will
speak on "The F-Center: An
The'Beaeli Party:
: gang is baeH again :
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party's" got MUSCLE! J
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SOUTHERN RENTAL AGENCY.
Telephone No. 942-5660 or 1032 E.
Franklin St. Furnished and un
furnished apartments.
MEXICO NEED RIDERS TO
go to Mexico City, National Uni
versity. Depart June 20, from
Florida. Return August 25. Reply
Ron Neufeld, Box 4066 Duke Sta
tion. Durham.
JtlFLE! MARLIN MODEL 57L
"Short Throw" Lever Action .22
Caliber Rifle. Brand New! Never
Fired! Can be seen on the Bar
gain Rack at Travel-On Motor
cycle & Gun Co., 504 W. Franklin,
where all guns are going for Deal
sr'g Cost!
WANTED: GRADUATE NURSE
for summer work at coastal camp
in Pamlico County. Good pay and
good accommodations. Enjoyable
experience. Call TE-2-0949 in Ral
eigh 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., or write
Don Clark, 1601 Hillsboro St. Ral
eigh, N.C.
HELP WANTED: TALENTED
pianists (male or female) for
summer camp work On the N.C.
coast. Good pay for right person.
Purposeful and happy summer,
excellent character references re
quired. Write or call Wyatt Taylor,
Director of Camp Sea Gull, 1601
Hillsboro St., Raleigh, N.C.
WANTED: STUDENTS, WE WILL
ray top prices for used cars, im
ports or Americans. Quality Mo
tors, Chapel Hill Blvd., Durham.
Across from Howard Johnson.
Phone 489-9702.
TEACHER DESIRES NICE FUR
nished two or three bedroom apart
ment or home for summer. Con
tact Mrs.'F. Ray Cline1812 Sun
nyside Circle, Fayetteville, N. C,
or Pete Caudill at 963-9101.
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1962 Renault Delux red nice $795
1959 Renault Dauphin blue $295
1963 Olds F-85 V8 St. Dr., 6000 miles $1995
1955 Olds 98 Convertible loaded $295
Over 200 ft. of cars to choose from
Students, we pay top prices for your used car
Imports desperately needed.
Phono Durham 489-9702
Inside-Out Atom", tea and
coffee . will be served at 3:30
in 227 Phillips.
Publication Board Interviews
today in SG Offices, three Va
cancies need to be filled.
MOVIES
Carolina Beach Party
Varsity A Tiger Walks
Rial to To Bed or Not to Bed
SATURDAY
Combo and Pool Party 1-4 p.rru,
outdoor pool, bring your own
bathing suits, the Monzas will
play.
Newman Club Picnic 2 p.m.,
St. Thomas More HaH.
MONDAY
Students interested in a special
tour of the research and pro
duction layout of L & M To
bacco Co. at 2 p.m., Wed.,
sign up in 202 Byoum before
taoon today.
Town and 'Commuter Students .
5 pjn., 202 South, to discuss
formation of and association for
' town and commuting students.
Student Norses Association Auc
tion 7 pirn, Gerrard Hall.
Order of the Old Well 7:50
p.m., RP I.
Use the Classified Ad Section
for excellent results.
NAMED PRESIDENT
iohn Froneberger is the new
president of Alpha EpsiI6n Delta
honorary pre-medical and pre
dental fraternity for the coming
year.
Bob Buchanan was elected vice
president, Chan Chandler, treas
urer, Harris Pittmann, historian
and Peter Dingeldein, "scapel"
reporter.
The new officrs announced
plans to sponsor several com
munity service projects in med
ical areas for next year.
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They still enjoy
The books they
got as graduation
gifts.
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119 East Franklin Street
Open Until 10 P.M.
GHAR3VIACK
The Magician
P. O. Box 118
New York 9, N. Y.
Enjoy the Finest Seafood
TIP TOP FISH HOUSE
Hiway 70 at Hiway 15 West
Durham Tel. 286-4494
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Small wonder. Girls who drink Schlitz have taste.
They avoid the commonplace. They are discerning.
(Since you are all these things, what are you
waiting for?)
Next time, tell that brute in the Shetland jacket
to make it Schlitz. Odds are he'll discover you all
over again.
If he's the aggressive type he may lunge forward
and mutter, "Golly, Helen, you're a peach."
And this is the stuff dreams are made of.
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Priced Front $100.00
SPECIAL STUDENT TERMS
WELDOri'S JEWELERS
327 W. Main St. Durham, N. C.
The Students' Jeweler
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GOOD LUCK FMOSH!
FRESHMEN WEEK-END
MAY 8-9
BENNETT &
BLOCKSIDE, Inc.
WOOTEN-INIOULTON
STUDIO
CAMPUS LAUNDRY
AND CLEANERS
WENTWORTH AND
SLOAN
DAIRY BAR
RANCH HOUSE
TOWN and COUNTRY
BEAUTY SALON
TEMPO
ct Cfjapel
ROSES STORES, Inc.
THE GOODY SHOP
THE SPORT SHOP
"It Pays To Play"
LEDBETTER-PICKARD
FIRESIDE
LACOCK'S Shoe Store
-Best Assortment of Bass
Weejuns
COURTS DRUGS
Successor to Eubanks
THE RECORD BAR
Carolina Beauty Shop
Where Freshmen can answer
all their beanty questions
i aothiers of DistincUoa
$ 147 E. Franklin St.
TAR HEEL CAB CO.
CAROLINA COFFEE
SHOP
UNIVERSITY BARBER
SHOP
CHAPEL HILL
CLEANERS
WATTS MOTEL and
RESTAURANT
KEMP
CAMPUS STYLE
GEORGE COXHEAD
INSURANCE
RATHSKELLER
Famous for superior dining
and good fan
CHARLES HOPKINS
HUG GINS
LOUIS ESQUIRE
Tailors and Clothiers
OLD WORLD GIFT
SHOP
LENOIR HALL
SLOAN'S DRUGS
"On the Corner"
ZOOM-ZOOM
TAR HEEL BARBER
SHOP
N. C. CAFETERIA