Wednesday, December l, 1965
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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ROMAN POLANSKI S
Short, Alexeifrs "THE NOSE"
based on the Gogol story.
1, 3, 5, 7:01 & 9:02
RlflLTO, Durham
Old Well
Sterling Silver $4.00
Gold Plate $5.00
Solid Gold $17.00
T. L. KEMP JEWELRY
The Home of the Old Well Charm
135 East Franklin St.
FROM
GROUND
FLOOR
UNIVERSITY
LIBRARY
BULL'S HEAD
SCRAMBLE
4iB&
OHUSE DINING HALL
Hot Sandwich Counter at Lunch
THIS WEEK'S SANDWICHES
Monday
JUMBO HAMBURGER ON BUN
Cole Slaw F.F. Onion Rings
60c
Tuesday
HICKORY SMOKED BARBECUE ON BUN
FT. Potatoes - Cole Slaw Salad
63c
Wednesday
CHASE TWINS
2 RED DEVIL FRANKS
Chill Cole Slaw
50c
Thursday
JUMBO CHEESEBURGER ON BUN
FS. Potatoes Carrot-Cabbage Slaw
60c
Friday
GRILLED MINUTE STEAK ON TOAST
OPEN FACE
F.F. Potatoes
65c
Saturday
HOT ROAST BEEF SANDWICH
OPEN FACE
Mashed Potatoes Gravy
60c
POSITIVELY NO WAITING
BREAKFAST OR LUNCH
I
open 7:00-11:00 1 1:00-2:00 OPEN I
daily 5:00-7:15 daily1
IUP-uti lU
All Campos Calendar items
mast be submitted in person
at the DTII offices in GM by
2 p.m. the day before the de
sired publication date (by 10
a.m. Saturday for Sunday's
Dpi). Lost and Found notices
will be run on Tuesday and
Saturdays only.
TODAY
The Orlons play this Sat.
night for Morehead College's
first annual Winter Frolic at
the Naval Armory. Tickets
are on sale at GM for $2.50
a couple, $2 for Morehead
College Residents.
All girls who would like to
work on the Student Govern
ment Secretariat please
come by the SG offices be
tween 2-4 p.m. this week.
This will give you a chance
to see exactly how your stu
dent government is run.
Chari
THE
Open 9 'til 9
Monday Friday
9 'til 1
Saturday
BOOKSHOP
SCRAMBLE
.1 zO
The Course Evaluation Book
let will be on sale this week
in Y-Court. Be sure to pick
one up before you pre-reg-ister.
The Murdoch Committee in
vites all students interested
in working with the men
tally retarded children at
the Murdoch Center to meet
with the members of t h e
Committee at 2 p.m. in Y
Court. If anyone can pro
vide a car, gas money will
be provided.
The freshmen class officers
will interview freshmen in
terested in serving on class
committees from 2-4 p.m. in
Roland Parker I. Those un
able to attend please notify
Ben White, 513 Ehringhaus,
942-5618. This will be the
last day of interviews.
Interviews for positions on
sophomore class committees
will be held in Roland Park
er I beginning today from
2-4 p.m. and from Thurs.
through Dec. 7 in Roland
Parker I from 2-5 p.m.
NAACP meets in 203 Alumni
at 7:30 p.m.
UXC WeighUifting Club meets
at 7 p.m. in 304 Woollen
Gym.
Conversation with Mr. Geer at
Wesley Foundation at 2:30
p.m. Students welcome.
Meeting of the Honor Systems
Commission at 7 p.m. in the
Grail Room. Important!
Film Committee meets in the
Woodhouse Room from 3-
4:30 p.m.
Student Peace Union retreat
meeting at noon upstairs in
Lenoir Hall.
THE MOST IMPORTANT EVENT
IN ALL THIS CITY'S THEATRICAL HISTORY 1
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DAILY CROSSWORD
- ACROSS -1.
Lanterns
6. Failure
11. Bay
window
12. Expunge
13. Tint
14. Shake
spearian damsel
15. Equal
16. Stitch
18. Chinese
pagoda
19. Siouan
21. Abducts
24. Aromatic
plant
26. Born
27. Exclama
tion 28. Ascends
30. Madison
Ave.
product
32. Fuss
33. Volcanic
rock
37. Tepees
40. Salt:
chem.
41. Man's
nickname
42. Greek
letter
44. Homonym
of 16 across
45. Perfect
48. Leaves
out
50. Depart
51. Peels
52. Ant
53. Glossy
2. Awn
3. Least:
abbr.
4. Pins
5. Glossy
6. Novelist
Wallace
7. Swedish
coin
8. Maria or
Monica, for
instance
9. Flee
10. Restate
old
arguments
17. Charming
20. Conjunc
tion DOWN
1. Cosmetic
RECORDS! RECORDS! RECORDS!
TONITE AT KEMP'S
ALL LABELS
MONO - STEREO
NEW STOCKS
SIX
Doors Open
6 P.M.
KEMP'S
GM Social Committee at 3:30
p.m. in Roland Parker I
Amateur Radio Club meets in
Caldwell Annex Y at 7:30
p.m.
GM Current Affairs meets at
4 p.m. in the GMAB office.
There will be a meeting of
the Intercollegiate Seminar
Committee at 4:30 p.m. in
the Symposium office in the
Y Building.
THURSDAY
State Student Legislature
meets in the Woodhouse
Room from 4-5 p.m. Bills
will be made up.
UP Caucus meets at 7:15 p.m.
in the Grail Room.
Residence Hall Improvements
Committee to meet at 5 p.m.
in Roland Parker I.
ORC will meet at 3:10 in GM.
Christian Science Organiza
tion will meet at 7 p.m. in
the Woodhouse Room, GM.
All interested students are
invited.
The Chapel Hill area chapter
of the American Church Un
ion will meet at Howard
Johnson Restaurant on the
Durham - Chapel Hill Blvd.
at 6:30 p.m. Father David
Nyeberg, Episcopal Chap
lain at Seymour - Johnson
Air Force Base, will be the
USE CHRISTMAS SEALS
FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS
and other
Respiratory Diseases
22. English
river
23. Bird's
home
25. Deli
neate 29. Girl's
name
30. For
a
short
period
31. Tiara
34. Pro
noun 35. Secure
36. Fluffy
38. Glow
39. Ceases
Yeterday' Answer
43. Oriental
nurse
46. Postal
47. Permit
49. Son of Bela
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guest speaker. UNC student
members needing transpor
tation should contact Dick'
Bulla at 7 Battle Dormitory-.
The ACU is the largest vol
untary organization in the
Episcopal Church.
Stray Greeks will sponsor a
Culture Night Program at
6:45 p.m. in room 08 of Pea-
Pan-Hel Holds
Talks Tonight
The Panhellenic Council and
the Carolina Women's Council
will sponsor a program for
junior and senior women to
night at 7 p.m. in Howell Hall.
The changing role of women
after college will be discussed
during the program what
working girls graduate stud
ents and married women can
expect when they graduate.
Mrs. Daryl Farrington Walk
er, former assistant Dean of
Women, Mrs. June Allcott of
the UNC testing service, Miss
Leafy Pollock, a psychiatric
social worker in town, and
Miss Fontaine Belford, gradu
ate counselor will participate
in a discussion of the topic.
Apportionment
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tion of the 14th Amendment of
the Constitution of the United
States."
The decision was signed by
Judge J. Sencer Bell of the
U.S. 4th Circuit Court, Edwin
M. Stanley of the U. S. Mid
dle District Court and Alger
non L. Butler of the U. S.
Eastern District Court.
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JOOOOOCOOOCOOOOOODOOOriTjOOOOn
Reynolds Coliseum
Tomorrow Nite
LATEST
ALBUMS
OLAU ALL U IfclV
'COAST TO
COAST'
'WEEKEND IN
LONDON'
' THE EMBERS
THE NOMADS
THE COUNTS IV
Admission $2.50, $3.00, $4.00
500 premium seats at $5.00
Tickets on sale: Coliseum Box
Office, Thiemes Record
Shop, Honeycutt's Clothing
Store in Raleigh.
Record Bar,
Durham and Chapel Hill
OFF REGULAR
PRICES
TOIilTE OHLY
ONLY
Close Midnite
12 P.M.
c
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1 vrste J
1 liW
body Hall. The topic will be
"After Graduation of Mar
rage What?" Meet at the
front door of Peabody at
JB:45 p.m.
THE NEW YORK LIfE
.cent on your campus is
I a good man io know.
Write . . . Phone . . . Visit
GEORGE L. COXHEAD, CX.U.
2C3H East Franklin
(Over Dairy Bar) Ph, M24358
NEW YORK LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
1962 OPEL REKORD 2-door
sedan. Prime condition and
all extras. $600. O.N.O. Call
967-2972 after 6 or see at 105
Johnson St.
FLY - CHICAGO - CHIRST
MAS $60 roundtrip. 104
seat DC-7c. LV Dec. 18 2 p.m.
Lv. O'Hare Jan. 2, 9 a.m. Two
hour fifteen min. flight. A&J
Travel. Box 4728 Duke Station,
Durham.
FOR SALE: 1960 SUNBEAM
Alpine Roadster. Black j with
red interior. Almost new tires.
Very good over-all condition.
$750.00. Call 9421631 after 5:00.
FREE HOUSE BROKEN KIT
tens Call 929-5417 after 5:00
p.m.
hem
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Christmas
Gift wrapping is free!
It's always "on the house" at the Intimate. And so distinctive and hand
some, too. It saves you time to study for those last-minute quizzes.
Mailing service!
Chances are, you'll be loaded down with everything else when you head
for home. So we'll prepare the txxks for mailing at no charge and send
them on ahead for you, if you wish, for 35c per package.
Fine gifts for the hard-to-please!
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In the Intimate's large stock you'll be able to find plenty of good sugges
tions for excellent Christmas presents! Check for everyone on your list
and see!
There's so much more to choose from
at the Intimate!
It's a big, big stock with lots of titles you might not be able to
find at home. Shop early for the best selection!
FOR PLEASURABLE CHRISTMAS SHOPPING,
TREAT YOURSELF TO A VISIT TO
The Intimate Bookshop
119 East Franklin Street
Open Every Right Until 10 P.M. for Your Convenience
JOHN BROWN'S BODY HERE FRIDAY NIGHT
The Graham Memorial Drama Committee wiJ! - -t
The Wingate Saga." a formal readme of "John r ,,: ,
Body." Book 4.
The reading, set for Friday night at 8 p m . v.il
held in the CM. Lounge. It will also be presented on
educational television and at N. C. State University on
December 9.
The Wingate Saga stars four veteran actors: Virginia
Cornue. who appeared in various Carolina productions;
Doug Bargcr. Playmaker costume designer, who appeared
recently in the Yeats plavs here on campus; Edward Kene
strick. acting head of The Department of Dramatic Arts
at North Carolina College in Durham: and Laurel Dykstra.
active in all fields of campus drama.
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Singing goes better refreshed.
And Coca-Cola with that special zing
but never too sweet
refreshes best.
things gO
better,!
with
Coke
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Durham Coca-Cola
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