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PAGE FOUR THE DAILY TAB HEEE BULLETINS 1 Alpha Lambda Chapter Of 3elta Sigma Pi will hold its ini tiation ceremonies this after noon at 3 o'clock in room 212 Graham Memorial. Formal re installation of the local group will -take place at 7 :30 tonight in the Carolina inn. Freshman Prieridship Council Will leave Chapel Hill at 2:45 this afternoon for a trip to Greensboro. Senior Class Party-Dance Will be held in'the Tin Can from 9 to 12 o'clock tonight. University Debaters Versus Swarthmore forensic squad to night at 7:30 in Graham Memorial. FRIENDSHIP GROUP TO MEET TODAY WITH WCUNC GIRLS Approximately 75 First Year Men Will Make Trip To Greensboro; Fee Charged " . Members of the Freshman Friendship council are planning their second major entertain ment feature of the year a trip io Greensboro for a joint meet ing and social with the fresh man YWCA organization at the Woman's college. Approximately 75 first year students will leave Chapel Hill at 2:45 this afternoon. A fee of one dollar will be charged to cover complete expenses. Dancing and indoor games will be participated in by the club. Members planning to go are asked to register with Tem- pe Newsome at the YMCA office or . sign up with a Friendship council agent. Patterson Promises Two Grail Dances For Spring Quarter Tirst One Will Be Held April 2 With Music Supplied By Earl Mellon And Orchestra Joe Patterson announced yes terday that the Grail will hold two dances during the spring quarter. The first one will be .held on April 2 with music sup plied by Earl Mellon and his or chestra. It will be a regular Grail dance. The other will take place on May 7 and will be in honor of the new Grail mem bers. Freddy Johnson and his orchestra will play. STAR-SPANGLED RIOT OF RED-HOT RHYTHM l&ylT HftLLeROYjg Also MUSICAL COMEDY NEWS Now: Playing iramatic Festival Winners Will Be Selected Tonight 103 Groups Participate In Week's State-Wide Contest District Winners By Ateian Charles Spies Tonight is the long awaited evening of final selection for the many contestants in the current dramatic festival. For Profes sor Koch, president ex-officio "of the Carolina Dramatic associa tion, will announce the decisions of a staff of judges who have been conferring throughout this week. And with his words will come elation to those young Thespians whose aduous preparations have culminated in success and the obvious disappointment to their colleagues who will receive no prizes. Reward However, most of the young entertainers have already re ceived their reward in the pleasures of a visit to the cam pus and in the knowledge that they have performed in the Play makers' theater, which is the ultimate in Carolina dramatics. All through this last week members of 103 different groups all part of the Dramatic asso ciation have mingled in and about the Playmakers theater, comparing notes and exchanging comments. Brought here main ly through the efforts of John Parker, executive secretary of the organization, they represent one of the most complete state wide cultural groups in America. And as they are all winners from their individual districts, they are only the better part of a vast crop of local dramatic talent. Since last Sunday these high school junior high school, chil dren's dramatic, college, and WPA groups have offered a va ried program. They have pre sented children's plays, puppett plays, religious drama, comedy, ragedy, fantasy, and melodra ma. There have also been a se ries of talks from local and vis iting faculty members upon Dra matic Art. NN AMI Millie WORLD NEWS (Continued from, first page) j sia," to the matter of bringing j appeasement to Central Europe and Spain. NEW FRENCH CABINET PASSES FRESH CRISIS Paris, March 25. An uneasy situation was predominant today as the French cabinet averted a fresh crisis by approving Pre mier Leon Blum's proposal to obtain ratification by the cham ber of deputies of only one of his financial proposals. The cabinet, only 12 days old, approved a measure providing for the advancement of $160, 000,000 from the Bank of France to meet immediate expenses. It decided not to pass a second bill which proposed advancement of additional funds for defense needs. Additional worry to the gov ernment came from strikes stag ed by metal workers in the Lille district. AED Convention WiU Close Here At 7;30 Tonight 85 Pre-Med Delegates To Tour University And Duke Campuses Today Concluding a busy program yesterday, Alpha Epsilon Delta convention delegates will enter the final day of their session this morning. The members, of the national honorary pre-med fra ternity will make tours on this and Duke university campuses today. After a one-hour business meeting at Graham Memorial, beginning at 9 o'clock this morn ing, the University medical building and campus will be toured. After lunch will come another business gathering, when officers will be elected. Group pictures of the delegates will be made at 3 o'clock, and then they will leave for Duke to inspect the hospital and medi cal school. SATURDAY, MARQTj,r i Big Stars Do 'Big Apple r j r -: a "A Si"? Naturally, it's "The Big Apple," and naturally it's a scene from Columbia's newest musical show, "Start Cheering," showing to day at the Carolina theater, which seems to have everything you can think of. The core of this particular "Apple" consists of Ger trude Niesen and Jimmy Durante, while the peel is made up of Virginia Dale and Hal LeRoy. With Dr. William deB. Mac Nider, dean of the med school here, as the speaker, a banquet will conclude the convention to night. It will begin at 7 :30 at the Carolina inn and Dr. James L. Brakefield of Howard college will act as toastmaster. The 85 delegates climaxed their big day yesterday with a dance in the main lounge of Gra ham Memorial. Seniors To Hold reie xonight (Continued from fint 3 . during the dance, spot li, tewd and prizes given tot For the first time the biW wiU be sanctioned and iZ aged. Admission will be by naj a the door. One of each coi must be a senior. -'e CLASSIFIED FOR RENT 5 RooT nished apartment in the vi lage Apartments. Call 37u LOST Beta Gamma Sigma gold key with name on back. Fhder please return to R j u Hobbs. NOTICE Will the person wh0 borrowed a copy of "Money and the Economic System'' from Mr. Bernstein please re turn it. FRENCH 23 STUDENTS We Have Good Used Copies of LE CID Carolina Used Book Store Upstairs Next to Post Office White Made New Librarian , (Continued from first page) of Chicago and formerly head of the library here. Dr. White received his A.B. degree from the Oklahoma Bap tist university in 1925. 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