Tuesday, October 26, 1965
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Page Three
Marceau Coming To Duke
-ay Dreakine through thp
wall of languages, a panto
mime can become a brother to
audiences anywhere." These
are the words of Marcel Mar
ceau, the famed French panto
mimst who will be appearing
in Page Auditirium on the
campus of Duke University on
SLOT RAGES
Toes. & Thur. Nites
7:30 P.M.
PRIZES
2 TRACKS. 16 LANES
Billy Arthur
Eastgate Shopping Center
Chapel Hill
Oct. 28.
His one-man performance is
entitled "The Art of Silence."
He has appeared on the Red
Skelton Show, the M a u r i c e
Chevalier Show and the Dinah
Shore program. He has per
formed all over Europe. He be
lieves that pantomime is a un
iversal art and a means of
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LAST TIMES TODAY
LUNCH from 1.10 to 1.65
DINNER from 1.75 to 5.50
Featuring U. S. Choice Steaks,
Back Fin Lump Crabmeal.
Baked Country Cured Ham
Breast of Young Chicken
Six attractive dining rooms of varying size
and decor afford flexible facilities for serving
BANQUETS AND RECEPTIONS
Recommended by
Mobile Travel Guide
Best of Hillsway
lairjfouse
Durham-Chapel Kill Boulevard
Tel. 489-9128
"to
DAILY CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1. Soviet
news
agency
5. Scrutinize
9. The
eyelashes
10. Wheeler.
12. Greet
13. Tenant
14. Anger
15. Legisla
ture 16.3.937 inches:
abbr.
17. Howitzer,
for one
19. Competent
21. Frost
22. Regretted
23. Earthen
ware 26. Gusty
27. Moon
28. Fabulous
bird
29. River:
Czech.
30. Historical
mountain
34. Author's
work: abbr.
35. Dismounted
37. Metal
bearing rock
38. Province
in India
and
Pakistan
40. Insects
41. Tankard
42. Stupefy
with drink
43. Railroad
stops: abbr.
44. Vegetable
DOWN
Coronet
Foreign
Yellow
pigment
Samarium:
sym.
Gerraan,;
admiral "'
Central
American
republic
7. Than: Ger.
8. Heckled
9. Smart
11. Cure
13. Measuring
cord
15. Wharf
18. Borders
6
down
20. Kind
of
roll
23. Ascends
24. Apples '
25. Single
unit
26. Pot
herb
28. Wad
ing bird .
31. Stir up
32. Cant
33. Examination
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J T TE a
5TELE
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communication for people a 1 1
over the world.
His program at Duke on
Thursday evening, sponsored
by the Duke Student Union,
will present several of his
famed "DIP" sketches.
Tickets may be obtained in
advance through the Student
Union, West Campus, by phone
or mail (Box KM, Duke Sta
tion, Durham 27706; phone 681
0111, Ext. 2911), or at the box
office which will be open each
afternoon, beginning Monday
Oct. 25.
Neither rain
nor snow
nor heat
nor
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39. Negative
40. Honey
maker 42. Size of
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Coming Sat. Nov. 6 at 8 p.m. E
I TICKETS GO ON SALE f
THIS WED. FOR U.N.C. STUDENTS
U.N.C. STUDENTS $1.00 L
GENERAL PUBLIC TICKET SALES BEGIN
can ever
wrinkle
tons
Press-Free
Post-Grads
Nothing puts a crease in
these pants where a crease
doesn't belong. They hold
their crisp, neat look hour
after hour. No matter how
often they get washed, they
never, ever need ironing
Trimly tapered with belt
Ioods and cuffs. Colors and
fabrics for casual and dress
wear. 65 Dacron polyes
ter 35 cotton. $6.98. Flan
nels, hopsacking, reverse
twists, Acrilanacrylic, $7.98
(Slightly higher in the West.
Coming Campus Events J Jip
Women's Residence iti WEDNESDAY Dietz, 116 Everett HaU, 968- U '
WRC Women's Residence
Council meets at 6:45 in the
Grail Room in GM.
Anyone interested in the
Mademoiselle Editoral Con
test should sign up in 202
South Building.
Contestants for the Maid of
Cotton should sign up in 202
South Building.
UNC Student Wive's Club
presents Judy Hallman's
Wigs and Hairpieces at 8
p.m. in u9 feaDody Hall.
YM-KWCA Executive Council
meets tonight, o:ia, upstairs
Y-Building.
Lasi uitcivtews tor state stu
dent legislature will be held
ioaay ii om 3-i p.m. in Ko
lana barter 11 oi UM.
loaeis tor Ackland desperate
ly needed trom 8-10 a.m.
ivivr . see rroi. Howard in
room m of Ackland, 933
2uio. coin male and iemale
needed.
Ibe nonors Seminar room will
be open ior use by fresh
men, sophomores and de
partmental honors students
ana past memDers of these
programs Mon.-Fri., 1-10:45
p.m. in aua Wilson UDrary.
Anyone interested in paid in-
termurai manager for
craige and Enrmghaus
come oy tne Inteimural of
fice in 214 Woollen Gym
Deiween l-t p.m.
Toronto Exchange will meet
at o p.m. m noiand barker
II. All members please be
present.
Interviews for membership in
tne Carolina fontical Union
will be held from 6:30-8:30
p.m. in Roland Parker I.
Candidates must sign up for
interviews and fill out ap
plication blanks at the desk
m the GM offices. Gradu
ates and undergraduates are
eligible.
All Muty-nts interested in serv-
on the Murdoch Com
mittee and working with
mentally retarded children
at Murdoch Center meet at
2 p.m. in Y-Court.
Interviews will be held for
membership in the Carolina
Philosophy Society Wed. and
Thur. from 3-5 p.m. in Ro
land Parker I in GM.
There will be a meeting of
the Circulo Hispanico at
730 p.m. in the Dey Hall
faculty lounge. Dr. Uohn E.
Keller will speak.
Ticket sales for UNC students
only will begin Wed. at the
GM Information desk to the
Nancy Wilson show in Car
michael Auditorium. Tick
ets will cost $1 for students,
and $1.50 for the general
public. Ticket sales for the
general puolic begin Nov. 3.
Graham Memorial social com
mittee meeting at 4 p.m. in
Roland Parker II.
Ways and Means Committee
meeting at 3:30 p.m. in Ro
land Parker II. Excellence
study board, other bills to
be considered.
. LOST AND FOUND
Lost: Scotch grain billfold
with ID Phone John Par
sons, 968-9184.
Lost: Textbooks left on wall
which surrounds Caldwell
parking lot. If found, please
return immediately to John
9056.
Lost: Black billfold containing
ID and other papers in or
between Murphy Hall and
Phillips Hall. Reward for
return. Call Patrick Antrim,
202 Manly Hall.
Lost: A child's tricycle, tur
quoise and white, rusty. If
found please call 929-1446,
227-B Jackson Circle in
Odum Village.
If
FOR RENT: COMPLETELY
furnished 2 bedroom, air con
ditioned 10 x 45 mobile home.
Available Oct. 30. $80 Der
month. Call 942-3268 or 942-
1749.
FOR - RENT:- QUIET JtoOM
very near West 1 Campus for
graduate woman student. 428
Westwood Drive. Telephone
942-3498.
Di Senate
Meets Tonite
i4
The inaugural meeting of the
Dialectic Senate will be held
Jtonight at 7:30 in New West
Hall.
The topic for debate will be
civil disobedience today.
Chuck Schunior, president of
hhe Student Peace Union will
be the principle speaker in fa-
hror of this policy. A member
of the Carolina Conservative
Club will debate in the nega
tive.
Newly elected president Jer
ry Monro will deliver his in
augural address during the
session.
The public is invited to lis
ten, speak and enjoy refresh
ments afterwards.
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Large Assortment of
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If you owned a box-shaped Volkswagen, you
could fake all that stuff off the roof and put it ins'de
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The VW holds 170 cubic feet; about twice as
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Which means you can seat 9 people and still
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(All their luggage means 13 pieces. And you
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Aside from capacity, you also get a sensible
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A variety of products (over
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