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THE SALE MITE
May 4, 1957
History Film
Planned For
Monday Night
On Monday, May 6, the history
department is presenting a film,
The Fight for Peace, in Old Chapel
at 8 :00 p.m.
The film is considered the best
documentary, of the years between
World War I and World War II,
presenting , a survey of world his
tory from Versailles to Munich and
showing the break down of Inter
national Law and the growth of
the aggressor nations.
The events ofvthe film include:
1917 events in Russia; rare films
of Lenin; historic last films of the
Russian Royal family; Japan leav
ing the. League of Natfons in de
fiance, after the invasion of China;
the l>ombing of Shanghai; domestic
policies of Hitler; and many more
of the .important events that occur
red between World War I and
World- War 11.
Among the personalities in the
film ' are Franklin 13. .Roosevelt,
Anthony Eden, Pope Pius, Adolph
Hitler, Stalin, Lenin, and Hirohito.
Walter Winchell said of the film:
“Amiericans^ should see The Fight
for Peace to reali:^e Iipw good they
ha\e it. The film rates an orchid.’'
Briefs
Sundtiy, May .S, Vespers will be
held outside around the fish pond,
weather permitting. Mary Jane
Mayhew is in charge of the pro
gram. Everyone is invited to at
tend. Bring your date if you wish.
This will be Rev. Sawyer’s last
vesper t:ilk.
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On May 1 at 7:00 p.m. in the
science lecture room, Mr. Wade
Gallant, a young Winston-Salem
lawyer, has agreed to come and
discuss with the presidents and
secretaries of all campus organi-
aa.tioiis as well as any other in
terested students the parliamentary
procedure practices we need to be
using here at Salem.
Scores Given I
By Dean Hixson
The Dean’s Office has just an
nounced the results of the Sopho
more Comprehensives which were
taken on April ninth and tenth.
There were two tests, one consisted
of a General Culture Test, and the
other of a Contemporary Affairs
Test. The top eight girls on i-the
General Culture Test were:
1. Charlotte Williams
2. Jane Bailey
3. Jean Smitherman
4. Anne Summerell
5. Rachael Rose, Peggy White
hurst
6. Marceille Van Liere ■'
7. Sylvia Hedrick
8. Martha Duvall, Nancy Willis
In the Contemporary Affairs
Test, the eight girls with the
highest total scores were:
Charlotte Williams
Laura Bible
Ann Brinson ’
Martha Duvall, Rachael Rose,
Jean Smitherman
Sarah Ann Price
Jen Verreault, Sylvia Hedrick
Ellen Daniel, Jane Noel
Anne Summerell, Faye Mc
Duffie
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Marilyn Shull, sophomore from
Chevy Chase, Md., will present. a
piano recital Monday night at 7:30
in Memorial Hall.
Marilyn is a student of Mr.
Clemmens Sandresky, Dean of
Music. She also has had time to
participate in several extra-curri
cular activities, being elected presi
dent of the Canterbury Club and
vice-president of the Music Club.
The program scheduled for Mon
day night will consist of:
French Suite No. 3 in B minor
Bach
Intermezzo, op. 76, No. 7
Brahms
Intermezzo op. 117, No. 1
Brahms-
Chopin Mazurkas—op. 63, No. 3
op. 68, No. 2
,: op. 7, No. 1
Au Bord d’une Source -.... Liszt
j Debussy Preludes - --
1 Des Pas Sur la Neige Minstrels
i Devilish - Prokofieff
i Inspiration : - Prokofieff
; A reception will be held in the
j Friendship Rooms of Strong im-
I mediately following the concert.
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