February 27, 1953
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THE SALEMITE
Page Three
Dr. Guenther
To Talk Feb. 27
Dr. Ernest Guenther, of Fritz-
sche Brothers, will speak to the
members of the Central North
Carolina section of the American
Chemical Society on the “Produc
tion of Essential Oils in the West
ern Hemisphere.” The meeting will
be held at 8;00 p.m., Feb. 27, in
the lecture room of the Science
Building at Salem.
Dr, Guenther was graduated
from the University of Zurich in
1920 where he studied under Nobel
Prize winner. Professor Paul Kar-
rer. In 1924 he came to the United
States and became associated with
Fritzsche Brothers, Inc., of New
York.
i The speaker is the author of a
six volume series, “The Essential
Oils.” His talk before the meet
ing,’ which will be open to the
public, will deal with new sources
of raw materials for the essential
oil industry.
HewsBriels
Thirty-siv sophomores who are
considering teaching as a profes
sion will be interviewed by the
committee on student teachers
March 2-5 and March 9-12.
: Mrs. Mary McCrary, represen
tative of the National Security
Agency in Washington, D. C., will
visit the campus Tuesday, March
3, to conduct interviews with sen
iors interested in securing career
positions in Washington, D. C.
No civil service status is requiretj
and students completing either a
mathematics or language major
may be considered for eligibility.
The interviews will be held in
Main Hall.
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; The Sunday Afternoon Forum of
the Arts Council of Winston-Salem
will have a play reading and choric
speaking by members of the Little
Theater on Sunday at 4:00 p.m.
■ They will present The Devil and
Daniel Webster. The cast will con
sist of the same people who played
the leading roles of the same play
8 years ago at the Piedmont Festi
val.
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Five German students from the University of North Carolina talk while drinking coffee with Salem’s
foreign students, Hadwig Stolwitzer, Elizabeth Krau s, and Guillemette Roussel.
Salem Foreign Students Are Hosts To
Five German Students From Chapel Hill
By Eleanor Johnson
As last week’s Salemite was roll
ing off the presses, five German
students from the University of
North Carolina were ending their
tour of Winston-Salem with a cof
fee held in the Alumnae House
living room.
Miss Lelia Graham Marsh and
Salem’s foreign students, Hadwig
Stolwitzer of Austria, Elizabeth
Krauss of Holland, and Guillemette
Roussel of France, were host to
the group which included Eberhard
Kindegar, Martha Schaffer, Otto
Vehrenkampf, Hans Jurgen-Lam-
bers, and Helmuth Diecher.
Hamilton Horton, president of
the student government of the Uni
versity of North Carolina, and
several other representatives of the
student gov’ernment conducted the
group of German students on a
tour which included the R. J. Rey
nolds Tobacco Company and Old
Salem, Inc., as well as the Salem
College campus.
Representing the International
Relations Club were Barbara Allen
who presided at the coffee table,
Eleanor Johnson, Virginia Hudson,
and Connie Murray.
The German students, all from
Hanover, are studying for one year
at the University of North Caro
lina. However, Helmuth Diecher
and Martha Schaffer began the
return trip to Germany last Sunday.
Club To Show Films
The Salem Art Club will sponsor
three movies on March 6 at 7 ;30.
The first comedy will be Dream
of a Rarebit Friend, produced in
1906. The second film. High and
Dizzy, was produced in 1920 and
stars Harold Lloyd. The Navi
gator, the third comedy, stars Bus
ter Keaton and was iriade by
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
Admission to the films may be
obtained by purchasing a ticket
from Art Club members for 75
I cents.
The Medium
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opera. The Death of Pierrot, when
he was 11 years old.
Critics disagree about the value
of Menqtti’s work in the operatic
field, but one truth is generally
admitted. The Medium proved that
opera could be successful outside
the Metropolitan Opera Organiza
tion.
Life magazine comments that the
opera is “an amalgamation of beau
tiful music and frightening melo
drama.” The New Yorker maga
zine says, “Gian-Carlo Menotti
writes plays in which the actors
sing their speeches instead of talk
ing them.”
Some of the outstanding features
of the production are a simple
plot, well-sustained suspense, Eng
lish lyrics, and a single set.
Mrs. Nell Starr is chairman of
the Salem Productions Committee
which is sponsoring The Medium.
The faculty members of the com-
fmittee appointed by Dr. Dale H.
Gramley ar^ Mr. Clemens Sand-
resky, Mr. Edwin Shewmake, Miss
Catherine Nicholson, and Miss
Elizabeth Reigner. The student
members are Fae Deaton, Peggyan
Alderman and Nell Philips.
Fae Deaton is the assistant direc
tor of the opera and Bryan Bal
four designed the sets. Technical
director is Anne Simpson, and Ann
Mixon is stage manager.
The heads of the committees
working on the production are:
Emily Baker, costumes; Connie
Murray, scenery; Norma Ansell
and Joan Meilicke, publicity; An
gela Howard, props; Bobbi Kuss,
programs.
Nancy Reynolds heads house
management and Miss Nicholson
and Sally Reiland are in charge of
the lights.
Tickets will be $.75 for students
and $1.00 for adults. Tickets may
be bought at the door or from
campus representatives.
Advance publicity will be given
The Medium by radio stations
W. T. O. B. at 4:00 p.m. Sunday,
March 1 and by W. S. J. S. ,at
10:00 p.m. Monday, March 2. Ex
cerpts from the Salem production
will be featured.
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