Hot Drggity Day
sale set Friday 1
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Chapel Hill-Carrboro merchants’ annual madcap
bargain sale—Hot Diggity Day—will be staged tomorrow
tinder sponsorship of the Merchants Association.
Special purchase items, as well as a raft of reduced
price sale goods from stock are advertised in this issue
of The News.
Co-chairman of the event ^sponsored through the As
sociation's Trade Promotions Committee are Milton Ju
lian and Ty Boyd.
As a special feaure of the safe this year free hot dogs
and soft drinks will be served to all comers Friday aft
ernoon from three downtown sidewalk stands.
They’ll be prepared in a pastrami wrap under di
rection of Ted Danziger at the Zoom-Zoom. Merchants
will man the stands in front of the Zoom-Zoom, J. B.
Robbins, and Ledlretter-Pickard stores.
Three-thousand all-meat hot dogs have been ’don
ated for the promotion by the Piedmont Packing Co. of
Hifldrom, 3,000 rolls by Hoisttm bread, and’soft drinks
from the Durham Pepsi Cola Bottling Co.
CHARTER PRESENTED—Major R. B. Hester (right) of Hen
dtrstn presents to Commander Joe Augustine of the Chapel Hill
Civil Air Patrol squadron the local unit's national charter.
Photo by Rupert Bynum Jr. j
CAP plans rescue unit;
organizing cadet corps
Organization of an emergency
rescue squad and a cadet pro
gram is being planned by the
newly-organized Chapel Hilll
Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol.
Future plans for the group
were announced at its charter
night banquet last ■’Friday Group
Seven Commander Maj. R. B. Hes
ter of Henderson presented the
national charter to local Com
mander Joe "Augustine.
The local commander said the
rescue squad would be organized
right away, as soon as a truck
soon to be obtained, can be fixed
up. The cadet program is to be
set up by September for boys and
girls between the ages of 14 and
21. In addition, Augustine an
nounced, the squadron hopes to
foster a greater interest in avia
tion locally and to work toward
improving the facilities at the
Chapel Hill Airport.
Only those who have the pati- j
| ence to do simple things perfect- j
| ly will acquire the skill to <k> dif- ,
i ficult things easily.
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—Johann Schiller
• Interwoven Socks 4
• Bostonian Shoes i
• DaCfOirfrWeot Suits i
> Summer Pajamas
i knit Golf Shirts *
I Sport Skirts
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Gift made public to board . . .
Anonymous donor offers
money for Negro pool
An anonymous donor lias
offered the money necessary
to build a swimming pool
in Chapel Hill’s Negro com
munity.
The offer was made pub
lic Monday night to the
Towj. Boat'd m a report by Aider
man Mbs. Harold Walters, Chair
man of the Board's Rec. eatioi
Committee.
She said the un-disc losed sum
would be given the recently-or
ganized Chapel Hill-Carrboro
Swimming Pool Association, Inc.
Build by Negro Center
This body has asked pe. mission
to have the port built cm the
town's Negro Community Center
property off Mitchell Lane. Af.er
it's built it would be turned over
to the Town for operation ;h.ough
the municipal RecreatLa Commis
sion. accc dtag tt the proposal of
Swimming Pool Association Pres
ident Adolphus Clerk.
The aldermen passed a two
part motion expressing the
Town’s gratitude for the po
tential gilt, and naming Mayor
O. K. CourweU and a commit- I
tee of his choosing tohimmedl- j
atety explore the legalities of |
the proposal. The Mayor named
to this groap Mrs. Waiters as ;
rhah-man. Mr, Clark. Town At
lontey T. 4 rl*Grand, and
Town Manager Thomas D. Rose.
As currently envisioned the pool;
would be an outdoor facility, hi- ’
chiding a bath house ar.d parking ,
LEHMAN TO TEACH
IN BERMUDA
Prof. H. E. Lehman of the Uni
versity Zoology Department will
be teaching a graduate course at |
the Bermuda Biological Station cn
Saint George s Island. The- course
on experimental invertebrate em
bryology is to be sponsored by
the Bellevue Medical School of I
New York University from July,
5 through Aug. 15.
lot. It would be supported through
the Negro Center's budget frsm
the Commun.iy Chest, as well os
by admission charges.
No public funds
Though the Recreation Commis
sion has been officially set up to
administer the Town's recreaiiofi
program for the last 20 years, no
public funds are appropriated for
this purpose. However, the Town
does maintain at its own expense
the Negro Community Center
building which was given it short
ly after World War II, during
which the Navy used it as a bar
racks.
Authorization by public vote
*f the local citizens would be
necessary tr. appropriate any tax
funds for recreational purposes.
Cut the Town could earmark
non-tax money for this purpose.
The legal stumbling blocks to be
cleared up by the study commit
tee. in the judgment of Mayor
Cornwell, are the Town’s liability
in running the swimming pool, and
any questions that might arise on
its authority to maintain it.
The Association did not want to
run the pool i'self under a long
term lease of the site from the
Town, according to Association
President Clark. The Board’s Re
creation Committee also recam
meu 'ed that the facility be oper
ated by the Town through its Re
creation Commission,
5 pet. increase seen
to about 3,630 pupils
expected in Chapel Hill
An enrollment increase of
about five per cent has been
forecast for the • Chapel Hill
public schools this fall.
Superintendent Joseph M.
Johnston* said an attendance
of 3,630 is forecast when the
fall term begins on Sept. 6.
This would be 181 above the
3,449 who enrolled last fall.
The Superintendent said it
was possible that the- 10-class
room addition being rushed to
completion at the Glenwood
Elementary School would be
ready for the opening of the
hew year. At the Franklin St.
School grading and paving in
the playground area is being
completed at the present
time.
Let me exhc.rt everycm to do
their utmos* to think outside and
beyond cur present circlesxrf ideas
For every idea gained is a hun
dred years of slavery remitted.
—Richard Jefferies
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402 ^'IMnlt. ' ~ Chapel Hill