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Page 2 THE DAILY TAR Sunday, March 14, 1963 0 ft X O I Students Against Wew Burger Stand GIBBON If PORTER HIGGINS f J - & 5 I X; -1 I - u .. - --sc i 1 ' I 1 STROUD KIMREY WILKINS By JOCK LAUTERER The proposed Bell's hamburger stand to be elected next to the University Baptist Church has met with a storm of protest. The Town Board of Aldermen voted unanimously against the stand in a meeting Tuesday night. UNC students and faculty had these comments when asked if they were "pro or anti-hamburger:" ' , Eve Higgins, senior, journalism. U .The Bell's that I have seen are kind or white and orange I think it's guady and I certainly think it would be an eyesore ; Jody Stroud, Soph, RTVMP and Political Science. "Well, you sure can't say it's a sign of progress. It can't add too much to the community . . . and there'll be a lot of stalling at -that intersection. K "The Bell's in Raleigh is a functional design, made of lots of r glass, not like a pagoda. From their standpoint, they've got a good location." Rad'Kimrey, soph, business administration. "I used to think it's a good idea myself. More people on cam jpus will go there. Why? Because it's so close to the campus. - People can go to a flick and then walk fight over to the place. ' It would be the closest stand to campus." x Karen Gibbon, freshman. fit will wreck the atmosphere of the corner, if there's any atmosphere there in the first place. Of course it will be con venient for the girls in Spencer . . . and you could some right out of church and get dinner but I'm just kidding. I'm still against it." Scott Porter, freshman, politcial science. "For practical reasons, the site isn't good. There's not enough area for parking. It's too near the center of town and too near the church. "That corner is congested enough as it is. If they moved the entrance farther down the street away from the intersection it might work." Nancy Wilkins, sophomore, RTMVP and political science. "I don't think it should be built. However, we need another hamburger stand but not there! "I can't see someone eating a hamburger to "Rock of Ages." Hey, Look SVJe Over! f X 'A 1 - J ""I r iinrif vVs mmmm ' if '"- m, iTl-J"", t" ' ViiTm5m V:fa.i y V-, A , t j I p ,m "M r Get acquainted with the "Route of the Pace lnakers', the area served by Piedmont Air lines. Then, next time you're traveling along this route a trip home, to a friend's for a holiday or to an athletic event, call Piedmont Airlines or your travel agent. Discover how easy and economical it is to y. YouH find Piedmont F-27 prop-jets or 404 Pacemakers mighty comfortable, and Piedmont's friendly hospitality mighty enjoyable. PDEOIiaoiiIT Free Ticket BaUoons WiU Be Launched Helium filled balloons will be released on campus Monday morning by GM m connection with the "delightfully English" prize - winning satire "Beyond the Fringe," to be presented in Memorial Hall "Wednesday eve ning at 8 p.m. One balloon will be marked on the top; "prize." Finder of this balloon may present it to GM, intact if possible, in ex change for a free ticket to the Wednesday perrormance,. or for re-imDursement for an already purchased ticket. The satire, written and pre sented by four ; English intel lectual amateurs, has " been called "the materialization of the impossible." The cast for the four - part play consists of Robert Cessna, LKnaia cullen, Jol Fabiani, and James Valentine. The 23 blackout skits, which assault everything from sweet patriotism to stuffy hypocrisy, include a fumbling pastor, a pianist who gets trapped in an endless finale, and a philoso pher snarling himself in mean ingless abstractions. Tickets are on sale at the GM Information Desk. Reserved seats for UNC students with ID cards are 50 cents; $1 for date or spouse. Know Your Men: Gen. Daly Brig. Gen. William T. Daly, deputy commander for direct air support at Shaw Air Force Base, singled out man as the single most important element in today's Air Force in a speech before 70 Arnold Air Society and Angel Flight delegates at a Le noir Hall banquet yesterday. The delegates attended the banquet in conjunction with the Area B-2 conclave of Arnold Air Society. In addressing the future Air Force officers, Daly empha sized the importance of knowing the men. "It's something that has been preached . ever since the military began," . he said. "It mean.-; knowing the limita tions as well as the capabilities of your men, so you won't ex pect the impossible of them." He believes good leadership requires far more than just be ing a master of military mat ers. "It includes being a mas ter of human nature also," he said. "A good leader can pre dict and control the behavior of his men." "Good leadership will be re flected in an organized, cooper ative unit of many individuals," he concluded. TOWN WOMEN Town women who . tu ucai statements by candidates in the coming campus election may attend a meeting at Cobb Hall Wednesday, at 11 p.m. Srowell little dolor o. Authorized Ford Dealer oosmnss FALG0IJ8 ' o o o FOODS ioraplete 1Mb Ssiuig: Factory Trained 'Scrvico Personnel Work Guaranteed Durham Rd. Next to Eastgate ILL- WHET SflL B & L HOSIERY MILL, Burlington, N. C. Located on Franklin St., Upstairs Over Sutton's Drug Store Ladies' BLMSES . en's StlETTS . . 59 TED WE jRO-CM mm i i i u OPEN Sundays 4:00-12:00 Mon.-Fri ,7:00-12:00 CLOSED SATURDAYS Sunday, and. FMday High! Special Thick Slice Doncless Choice Round of Beef Dahed Potato with Sour Cream Dressinp Tossed Green Salad Rolls and Butter 125 ANOTHER PKIE'BOOn SPECIAL
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