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THE DAILY TAB HEEL
SATURDAY, MARCH SO, 1946
Longer Extension of Life
Seen by Professor MacNider
ByR.W. Madiy I drugs, there is reason to hope
There has been "such a tre- the life span, which already has
mendous increase in the life ex- been prolonged in the last 25
pectancy of man in the last quar- years, mav be extended much
ter of a century that many per- further, he said.
sons between the ages of 60 and Dr. MacNider has been devot-
75 who would have been dead iner much time in, recent years
to the study of the ageing pro
cess. For the last eight years he
has served as Chairman of the
I American Division of the Inter-
under conditions prevailing a
century ago are now alive and
active," Dr. W. deB. MacNider,
Kenan Research Professor of
Pharmacology in the University, nationa 1 Club for Research on
said here recently in announcing Ageing, and last year he served
the establishment of a national as first president of the Nation
magazine to be devoted exclu- al Gerontological Society, estab-
sively to a study of the ageing lished only a year ago.
process. It was during Dr. MacNider's
"We feel that it is extremely administration that plans were
important to find out all we can made for starting the new maga- j
about the life processes of age- zine which is to be called "The
ing individuals, in the hope that Journal of Gerontolosrv" and
we may learn how to keep people which is to be the official organ
well and active and happy as of the Gerontological Society. It
long as they live instead of let- is to be published four times a
ting them become victims of the year.
usual . diseases of old age," Dr.
MacNider said.
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NEWS BRIEFS
(Continued from first page)
Ten Years Ago
The journal is in response to chi PW AIumni
a tremendous increase in scien- . Among Chi Phi alumni visit-
tific and lay interest in the age- ing campus recently were Tiny
ing process, Dr. MacNider ex- Hutton, Hampton, Va.; Glen
plained. With the enormous de- Penny, Durham ; Jimmy Norris,
crease in the mortality of young Fayetteville; Doc Allen, Chapel
children and the new discoveries Hill, and Harry Schalett, New
in medicine, such as the sulfa London, Conn. . "
ANY BONDS TODAY?
By Grade Allen
and George Burns
Illustrated by Eric Ericson
JTlBSf
"Restrain yourself, Leo. He buys a War Bond every week."
YOV ARE ALWAYS WELCOME
at
WALGREEN'S
DURHAM, N. C.
anything if they can only get
home from Germany.
Anything in this instance
means marriage. The WACS
have a hunch thajb matrimony
with a high-point GI might get
them transportation as GI
brides. So they have written
the following plea for husbands
to the Stars and Stripes:
"We have waited so long to go
home. We have listened to so
many promises that we have de
cided there is only one way we
can be sure of getting there.
"Wanted," the WACS' letter
continues, "two unmarried, in
telligent, handsome men to
marry two low point WACS who
want to go home. No references
required."
The WACS qualify this ap
peal but all on the wide of a
quick wedding. They say the
intelligent part is not compul
sory. Neither is the handsome
department. Just so they're
men. .
BASEBALL
(Continued from page two)
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eyes yesterday and were hitting
authentic line drives in all direc
tions. When the batting spree;
was finished, the infield aspirants
went through a fast drill. Bob
Warren, third-sacker from
Goldsboro, and John Gregory,
first-baseman from Halifax both
turned in good games against
State and appear to be much-improved
ball players over last sea
son. Ray Walters, first - string
catcher for Carolina in 1943 and
former center on the Tar Heel
eleven, was working out yester
day. However, Walters is still
in the navy.
By Corinne Ossinsky
10 years ago Swain hall un
derwent a complete renovation
costing approximately $24,000.
Charles Griffin, North Caro
lina's first professional teacher
came here in 1705.
In 14 counties of Western
North Carolina there are more
than 77 lakes.
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President Polk graduated
from UNC with highest honors.
The University's first date bu
reau was set up ten years ago,
sponsored by the Y.
The first President of
was Dr. Joseph Caldwell.
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Marriages by a Presbyterian
minister before 1765 were il
legal.
Football as played at UNC in
the 1880's had a 100 men on each
side.
Illiteracy among white popu
lation of United States is the
greatest in the Western Moun
tains of North Carolina.
Dramatic Association
Gives Thirty Plays
In Spring Festival
Thirty one-act plays, .11 of
which are original, will be pre
sented by North Carolina senior
and junior colleges and high
schools in the 23rd annual Festi
val of the Carolina Dramatic As
sociation to be held in the Play
makers Theatre at the Univer
sity here Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, April 4, 5, 6.
Featured speaker on the Fes
tival program is Dr. W. R. Tay
lor, Director of the Playlikers of
the Woman's College of the Uni
versity in Greensboro, who will
give a talk Friday morning on
equipment for high school stages.
Clifton Briton of Goldsboro,
president of the C.D.A., and Di
rector Samuel Selden of the
Carolina Playmakers, will open
the afternoon session Thursday.
BLUEBEARD
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On one occasion Romains had
no change from which to pay
Landru for a liter of gasoline.
When he returned a few days
later and offered payment, Lan
dru refused to accept it until he
consulted a dossier which he
kept on Romains, and all other
customers.
He seemed to derive the ut
most pleasure from the meticu
lous records; so great, in fact
that he could not refrain from
keeping minute records of the
women he had butchered, and it
was one of these records which
eventually led him to his doom.
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