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CHAPEL HILL NEWS LEADER
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male fox terrier, long
bite and black spots, 7
old. 9-1281.
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Special Notices
3 Male Help Wanted
$25.00 Reward
t WILL PAY $25.00 TO THE FIRST
person giving me information
leading to the purchase of a
business building on East Frank
lin Street. This will be paid
SIO.OO as soon as I confirm that
the building is for sale, with
an additional $15.00 if I buy it.
Address ‘.‘Ur. Smith,,” Box 1187,
Chapel Hill. - '
WHITE OR COLORED SHEET
metal and roofing worker. Phone
8-3207.
For Sale
BROKE BEAGLES FOR SALE.
Two to three years old. Ill Cald
well Street. Phone 98807.
-^OR PASTEL... PORTRAITS OF
children and adults, call Fran
ces Crawlord, 9-6134, 73 Max
well Rd
ENGRAVINGS
'AIRCHILD ENGRAiVINGS MADE
—fast service—low cost—high
I quairty. For general use in'news-
! papers, pamphlets, all printed
matter, also plastic reproductions
of your Social Security card,
Student’s ID cards or anything
'else up to 6” x 8”. Telephone
8-444 during office hours
BOTTLED GAS STOVE IN GOOD
condition. Thermostat controlled
oven, broiler, and two shelves.
$20. Phone 95676.
Notice — 3
SfTjNfoFANTIQUES
ft items. Whitehall Shop
:HiNCH!LLAS
ait? Secure breeders now
isy to,raise. Litter guarar
'ite for facts, price list
ve data and picture'
d convince yourseif. Rf
if desired. Have lived h
arles all my life.
)0N M. DALTON
il||| JlOB Lake Charles, La
EXCELLENT AUTO LIABILITY
and Physical Damage Insurance
with saving to 20% with a
Capital Stock Company-.Safeco
Insurance Company of Ameri
ca of the famous General;
of America group. Assets: 185
million dollars, policyholders
surplus 75 million. C. Whid ^
Powell, Smith Bldg. Chapel Hill ;
phone 8478. “Save with Safeco” '
\ufomobiles For Sale 5
32 GMC 1-2T PICK-UP, A-1 Con
dition, reasonable. Pete Koonce,
University Cleaners, Carrboro.
Phone 91901.
1950 PLYMOUTH ALL-METAL
station wagon. Good condition;
priced for quick sale; Phone
8-6461 after 5 p.m.
Memorials
LARGE STOCK CUT FROM AL-
Icn and Winnsboro Blue Granite. |
All work guaranteed. Terms if i
desired, Buy direct from yard j
1 and save agents and salesmens [
commission. Siler City Moun- ‘
ment Co,, Siler City, N. C. J. C.
Mclver, owner and manager.
76 Athletes
Are At UNC
Of! Grants
N. C. Patriots
Group Gives
Its Objectives
ON HIKE YESTERDAY
If you have a phono listed in your name,
your credit is good with us.
Rooms For Rent
26
WE HAVE SUPER TERRIFIC
special prices on oui- new slock
MODERN BRICK HOME, WHITE
Oak Drive off Old Chapel Hill
Road. 5 miles north hospital.
Family privileges. Call Durham
76941.
of
1956 FORD CUSTOMLINE TUDOR.
Blue, V-8, radio, heater, white
walls. 1900 miles, $400 down.
Call or see Charles Stevens, 18
Old West Dorm. Phone 89026.
iervices Offered
8
;NGRAVED ANB PRINTED WED-
ding invitations, reception cards,
informals. University Printery,
beneath Suttoris. Phone '9-7701.
LIGHTWEIGHT ENGLISH
BICYCLES '
No one can compare wtih our
bargain bike qualii-y. j
BROWN'S I
AUTO SUPPLY i
W. Franklin St, Phone 6981'
LARGE KENMORE IRONER. EX-'
cellent condition. Used very j
little. $55. Call 85235.
Houses For Rent
28
Huiet Location
two bedroom, two bath
good neighborhood. All
spacious and well plan-
iviier leaving town and
excellent buy.
oul Road
ry brick home, four bed-
thre^aths, large living
li'.h ^replace, full base-
ilh garage.. Close to town
lool^viihin walking dis-
HOTO CHRISTMAS CARDS
It’s none too early! Put your
family or children on your
Christmas cards this year. In
formal photos for Christmas
made in your own home by ap
pointment; wedding photos a
specialty.' Press Photo Service,
Roland Giduz, News Building,
Main- Street, Carrboro.
iADIATOR REPAIRS PROMPT
service. Reg. gas 28.9c gal. Hi-
Way Service Station. Carrboro.
emaie Help Wanted 9
B n Avenue
n home on large
ne paneled living room,
lichen and dihTflg tirea,
ith, screened porch.
0(1
Greenwood
litioned new brick home,
hedrooms, two and V2
0 tiled baths, cypress
1 s^dy, large efficient
fii-piace indiving room,
m neighborhood, d qtial-
00 tor fine living.
Weaver Road
oondition two bedroom
lietween Chapel Hill and
11 acres of land fenced,
oliire, four outbuildings,
producing springs on
/ANTED: WHITE FIFTH GRADE
teacher with class A grammar
certificate' for. .Efiand School.
Group transp.qrtation available.
Call Fred W. Rogers., Principal
of Efiand, Phone 52321 at Ef
iand.
NOT FOR YOUR FUDDY-!
DUDDY OLD AUNT
TABITHA
HOUSES FOR RENT
ONE LARGE FOUR - ROOM
apartment. Heat and water furn
ished. $85. Another one exactly
like this for $80.
Five room house with carport,
paved road, conveniently locat
ed, very reasonable rent.
R. G. WINDSOR
REAL ESTATE & MORTGAGE CO.
NEW TWO AND THREE BED-
room houses. Chapel Hill Realty.
Phone 6566.
Wanted To Rent
29
OUR NEW GREETING CARDS j
are definitely jet propelled. Grab I
your hat and start looking!
INTIMATE BOOKSHOP
205 E. Franklin St.
GOOD HOUSE TRAILER, THREE
rooms, hot water, electric re
frigerator, gas stove. Buddy
Thomas. Phone 95552. •
Seeds, Plants, Flowers 21
Male Help Wanted 10
AT ONCE
THREE INTELLIGENT, NEAT Ap
pearing men who desire a per
manent connection with a large,
growing organization. Must be
willing to work and start at our
terms. This means $50 to $100
to start. If you mean business
apply in person 110 E. Main St.,
(upstairs) Durham. 9 ‘til 5.
K'OSES ARE AKRIVING, PL.4CE
your order now. Cow manure
and planting service. Chapel HiL
Niu'seiv. 8-5606.
C'illCKEN MANURE FOR CALE;
excellent fertiLzer lor lawns,
plants, flowers. Phone Jack Kirk,
9-7333.
Property For Rent 2i
i\luE oir'Ryigv, joR rent
o\’er Senter's Uni.j store. Rent
reasonable, heat ana lights ;ur-
nished. Apply at Senter’s Drug
Store, Carrboro.
Country Herne
••'us Country home on 210
“ith river frontage, a
‘“at has retained the his-
9'*’ its early Orange
hajWw'ith its wide ver-,
'“t a,home that has the
jOB' “ws of modern leisure,
heating,, completely
«i. two .m;odern baths,
y living within easy ac-
ipill
Iissiiraiice
Rfealfy Co.
“““S'At Same Location
‘ [HORNADAY
YOUNG
ffone 8472
Only In Colonial Heights'..
Are All These Advantages Available
QUALITY BUILT, SPACIOUS B/ICK HOMES
ON LARGE LANDSCAPED LOTS.
Hard Surfaced Streets, 30 feet wide.
One-half mile from city limits.
Curb and Gutter.
City Water, ,
City Sewage,
No City Taxes,
Large Wooded Lots, some more than an acre m area.
Approved for FHA and VA financing.
In Chapel Hill School District.
Telephone Service. t/^
These quality-built homes prices range from $16,o00 to
^^DHve out to Colonial Heights development today and select
V
GARAGE IN CHAPEL HILL, Pre
ferably near University. David
L. Heck, 39 Lewis Dorm. Phone
8-9055.
.VANTED — SMALL FURN’ISHED
or partially furnished apartment
in Chapel Hill, Inexpensive.
Phone 9-2308 after 6 p.m.
Lots For Sale
31
CHOICE LOTS IN BEST LOCA-
tions. Phone 8431. Foushee'-
Olsen Realty Co.
Farms, Sale or Rent 32
About 100 acres, 7 room house,;
running water, modern kitchen,'
basement, barns and outbuild- j
ings. About 50 acres in cultiva- ,
tion, balance in growing timber.
9 miles from Chapel Hill, 1/4
mile off hard-surface road |
8 acres •wdth 4 room residence,
running water, mo(iern kitchen,
3 miles from Chapel Hill on NC
86.
5 acres with 5 room house, bath
and heat 2 miles from Chapel
Hill, one block off US 15.
157 acres growing timber land. 10
miles from Chapel Hill.
172 acres growing timber near
Fittsboro. •
All the above properties are priced
yery reasonable. For further in
formation call THOMPSON AND
VINCENT, 8433, nights 8-0663,
Chapel Hill.
Houses For Sale
30
;EW THREE BEDROOM HOME
with large fireplace, cedar
lin d closets, and clear hard-
wmoc' floors on large wooded
lot—4 blocks from Medical Cen
ter. Call 95453 in evenings.
If you have a phone listed in
our name your credit is good for
Vews Leader Classified Ads.
R. G. WINDSOR
lEAL ESTATE & MORTGAGE CO
Koine Loans-Conventional,
F. H. A. or G. I.
Tern.s Up To 20 Years
Interest Rates of 5% or below
Over Sloan's Drug Store
Phone 9-1341 or 8-6263
NEW LISTINGS
FIRST TIME OFFERED
New' brick home on nice wooded
lot. Three-bedrooms, living room,
dining room, kitchen, priced at
rnly $12,000.
New three-bedroom brick home
in quiet neighborhood. Price $11,
500.
Quaint modern homo in Dog
wood Acres. Three bedrooms and
TODAY
fight
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By BILL CORPENING
D. D. Carroll, chairman of the
University Scholarship Committee,
has announced that 76 athletes
are now attending the University
on athletic scholarships.
The scholarships, according to
Dean of Admissions Roy Arm
strong, are awarded by a special
subcommittee of the University
Scholarship Committee and are
classified a,s “Grants-in-Aid” to
athletes. Funds for the scholar
ships are endowed completely by
alumni and friends of.the Univers
ity, according to Armstrong.
Six sports are included by the
scholarships, said Armstrong and
Mr. Carroll. They are football,
basketball, baseball, tennis, track
and swimming. The bulk of the
scholarships, said Armstrong, is
awarded to football and basketball
athletes. No official tabulation of
the number of scholarships for
each sport could be obtained yes
terday.
Armstrong declined to reveal
the names of the scholarship hold
ers for this year. He said it is the
policy of the University Scholar
ship Committee not to publish the
names of holders of University
scholarships. He added that a part
ial reason for this policy is to
avoid promoting “bad feeling”
among those students who do not
have such scholarships.
The sizes of the scholarships, said
Ariustrong, range from partial cov
erage ($100-$400) to full coverage
(up to $1,000). A National Colleg
iate Athletic Assn. (NCAA) regu
lation states that no athletic schol
arship may cover more than the
necessary college expenses. The
size of each scholarship, said Mr.
Carroll, depends upon the need
and qualifications of the recipient.
Armstrong pointed out that con
tribution by alumni to athletic
.scholarship funds is a “good thing”
for the University. He said as a
result the University is free to
award more scholastic scholarships.
Armstrong pointed out particul
arly, however, that University
athletes were far from possess
ing “all brawn and no brain.” He
said an estimated 80 percent of
all athletes graduated, as contrast
ed with^only 30 percent of the reg
ular student body. He remarked
that the high scholastic standing
of University athletes was due
chiefly to more stringent schol
astic ' requirements than those
maintained by other colleges. Every
University athlete must pass 24
semester hours with a grade of
C or better in half his subjects to
be academically eligible to partici
pate in his sport, said Armstrong.
No athletic scholarship will be
aw'arded unless the applicant meets
the following requirements, ac
cording to Mr. Carroll and Arm
strong:
(1) Every applicant must have
the qualifications necessary lor en
trance to the University;
(2) Every applicant must be
recommended by his high school
principal as expected to fulfill his
obligations under the Honor Code;
A resoluUon of the Patriots of
North Carolina, Inc, was released
vesterday by Executive Secretary
\llison -lames, in which the ob
jects and purposes of the organi
zation w'ere stated.
Dr. W. C. George, member of
the University Medical School fac
ulty, is president of the Patciots.
The resolution stated the aims
of the organization- are “to pro- j
mote the value of maintaining the
existing social structure in North
Carolina in which two distinct
races'heretofore have lived as sep
arate groups, and the value of
educating the different races in
separate schools,” and “to cooper
ate with and support our state and
local civil authorities, agencies
and committees, including state
and local school boards and offi
cials, to.the extent that they are
favorable to the ohjects and pur
poses herein set forth.”
The report read that the Nation
al Assn, for the Advancement of
Colored People (N.A.4CP) hnd its
“white collaborators” have as their
•innouneed purpose the breakine
town of all racial lines. It said
■he NAACP has already demanded
North Carolina laws against mixed
marriages be repealed.
“It is believed . . . that we will
he in for many decades of bad
"ace feeling and strife unless
■emelhing is done to counteract
'he leadershin of such' organizn
'ieps and loaders ”
Thev called noon tlio Governor,
'he Coui''-eil of State, the Attorney
Go.neral. t^o .stotp Bon-^d o*' Edpoa-
‘inn and all school anlborities. the
state Legislature and othor public
officials and agencies of the stale,
oountv and local government rn
use governmental po-wo'rs and all
"psources to accomplish these
•urns.
Fifteen members of Carrboro
Scout Troop 45 took an afternoon
hike to Winslow William’s cabin
near Calvander on Saturday after
noon. Leaders were Ray Puckett,
Sandy Morton, and Scoutmaster
Ralph Howard. The boys partici
pated in three scoulcraft contests-—
string biuming, tent peg making,
and wood chopping.
1 has
laiisaaaia
Pyrex
PERCOLATORS
4 Cup Size
2 75
ARDWARB
(3) Applicants must be recom
mended by the University coach
of their prospected sport.
After applicants have been ap
proved by the Grant-in-Aid Com-
mittes. final selections are made
by the University Scholarship Com
mittee. Although most scholar
ships are awarded only for one
year, some are renewable for four
full years, according to Armsirong.
Francis Bacon:
“Houses afe built to live in,
more than to look on; there
fore let u:sa be preferred before
uniformity, except where both
may be had.”
Both beauty and convenience
are being provided in the build
ing of this outstanding home.
■WTiy not watch its develop
ment? See the excellent work
manship going into this plan-
:ied-for-beauty ANI> convenience
house. Have the final w’ord in
decorating and details.
For this fine new home and
for homes of all sizes and price
ranges call or see John Foushee,
Sarah Olsen, or Bill Olsen .Jr.
8431 on your dial can. find you
the home of your choice.
FOUSHEE - OLSEN
ReaSiy Co.
REALTORS
108 N. Calumbia Phone 8431
HAS
•arport. On large landscaped lot.
Price—$12,500.
CHAPET. HIJ,L REALTY
John A. Cates
Phone 6-566 or 9-1071
New brick veneer home, three
bedrooms, ili baths, in .Dog
wood Acres. Priced reasonably,
small down payment, easy terms.
K. B. Cole, owner. Phone 99607.
MARTINI
PITCHER
With Glass Mixing Rod.
.50
[£
UGG INS
ARDWARE
50 PLYMOUTH STATION
WAGON ..
52 MERCURY
Hardtop $59o
52 STUDEBAKER
4-Dr. $545
1950 HUDSON
Pritchard & Little Motor Co.
Used Car Lot on Main Street in
Carrboro—Phones 9-444 & 8-1301
Look At These
Used Car Bargains
‘51 BUICK 4-Door
Special, Radio &-Heater.
Was $895
NOW
795
'51 WILLIS JEEP
Panel Vi Ton.
Was $695
NOW
495
1695
COLE-DAWSON
53 BUICK 4-Door
Rcadmaster. Power Steering,
Tinted Glass, Radio & Heater,
White Walls, Extra Clean.
Was $1955
NOW
'54 CHEVROLET Bel-Air
Sports Coupe. Radio and
Heater. Was $1695.
NOV/
'53 CHEVROLET 4-Door
Bel Air, Radio & Heater.
Was $1295.
NOW
'50 MERCURY 4-Door
Black, Heater.
Was $495
NOW
395
'40 PLYMOUTH 4-Door
Was $195.
NOW
95
'50 CHEVROLET" Club Coupe,
Special. Was $595. ^95
'51 PONTIAC 4-D ocr
Was $895
NOW
795
NOW
'49 DODGE 4 Door
Was $495.
NOW
'49 FORD 4-Door Custom,
Radio & Heater.
Was $495,
NOW
your home.
CAROLINA CONSTRUCTORS & REALTY CORP.
POWELL BUILDING
phone 8408 W- franklin ST
REAL ESTATE
SALES, RENTALS & INSURANCE
Dial w. Franklin St. Dial
Opposite Bus Terrainei 2721
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