WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2.".. Vi;
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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Hardin Craig Delivers Talk To Y Cabinet "1
ABNER
By AL CAP!'
Noted Speaker Says
Studious Students
Overtake Ability
By Virginia Forward
"The studious student over
takes the student With ability,
For Regional Familiarization Program
Faculty Members Will Go to Pensacola i Chamber Music Show
dcneauiea oaruraay
In Hill Music Hal!
Four representatives from the NACP this year, in that all flight
. i University will attend the "regi- ' training will be centralized in
u"al H''"'" '.;n u c-,,,. r7-r,r, ;
Pensacola, Fla., today through tions throughout the country. NA" s
' ' . r , . sHill Musir hall, bv members nf
The first of a series of two in
formal chamber music programs
Those representing the CP students finish their sopho-
mid nr Hardin Crai2 Monday .
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night, speaking- to the ywCA "'u. , ----- th M . department staff. The
cabinet on the subject "A Good X"!.:",,. 7 d 'i, v. flight 1 Purpose of these programs is to
Life in College."
Dr. Craig pointed out
. "...r.1l . Ty A w HAhhc I Poncarn a tn taifo thoir fhoriT
um-vi, . ... - interested listeners
I chairman pro tern of the faculty; j training. After pre-aviation and j
that' a wm awnriatP nf Hen- : final-aviation trainine these stu-!a number of the great chamber
sludiousness is the academic pur-! eral College; and C. P. Spruill,
pose of a university student, add-dean of General College.
ing that stucuousness aia not in
volve working all the time, but
working wisely.
"Brain skill is the master skill
to be acquired while in college,"
Dr. Craig said, "and the student
who fails to cultivate this skill
because of self conceit will not
likely reform into a more useful
citizen later."
Dr. Craig continued with a
theory of conduct which he ask
ed the members of the cabinei
to "think about."
"I used to wonder why re
Jcgious students were often de
spised as prigs," he said. Dr.
Craig explained that he first
thought it was because other stu-
1 To introduce college personnel
to the Naval Aviation College
Program so as to make them bet
ter qualified to talk with pros
oective NACP students is the
purpose of this regional program, j
These men will learn what the '
actual training program is.
riontc on rm Hntv with tho fwt i music masterpieces which are
Those wishing to return to school j seldom heard here. It is empha
fnr oraiMatinn after cpruinir rlntv 'sized that the programs are to
iwith thP fleet are elieible for; be regarded as informal readings
? ?- AP.E YOU SUPE VOO UNDERSTAND
WhAT THiSOCB MEANS. ryQP-HEAD
YEARS ALOKE, IN THAT LIGHTHOUSE
NQ FR.ENDS NO AMUSEMENTS -NOBODY
TO TALK TO, EXCEPT THAT
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Cheese Blintzes Today at HARRY'S '
two more years in school. The
Naval Aviation College Program
was set up at the University last
year.
The group from here will at
tend the regional program with
the New England representatives.
of the compositions.
The first performance will be
varied, consisting ' of the Bee
thoven Piano Quartet, the Brahms
Trio Opus 8, and the Schubert
Quintet in C major. Those taking
part will be Emily Porter, Edgar
Arab Troops Surrounding Palestine
assing for Invasion of Holy Land
Those attending the Pensacola The four representatives from the I Alden, Dorothy Alden, Willis
Milton. "There are certain duties
you owe to yourself," he said,
nd you should not expect ac
cents were jealous, but later he daim and honQr for things you
cieciaea mat religious stuaenxs
had themselves to blame for
their unpopularity because they
used the wrong tactics.
The well-known speaker illus-
ft
mm,
mm
meeting will visit classes, and get University were to attend the pro
the inside dope on practice work, gram last February, but their,
including the operation of a new j plane was grounded. A Navy
carrier. j plane will pack up the University
There is a slight change in the ' group in Durham today.
trated his point -by quoting from example you present. It is in
possessing the qualities which
enable you to fulfill your duties
to your neighbors meekness,
placability, and honor that you
become a leader. If you are genu
ine in the practice of these things,
then popularity comes automati
cally. You can proclaim your vir
tues to the world if you are sin
cere," he concluded. .
Business taken up at the second
meeting of the new YWCA cabi
net included the planning of the
"Y" orientation booklet and dis
cussion of the fall retreat and
pre-school conference. The next
regular cabinet meeting is sche
duled for Monday at 4 o'clock.
do that you owe to yourself."
Dr. Craig told the group, "You
can do nothing to cultivate good
qualities in others except by the
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HISTORY'S MOST INFAMOUS FAMILY!
Gates, Herbert Livingston, Mary
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Peschel of Duke University.
Jerusalem, April 27 (UP) The resources of the five
Arab nations surrounding Palestine have been 'geared for
battle. Troops from Trans-Jordan, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, and
Egypt were massed tonight for an invation of the Holy Land
which may come at any time.
Reports that Arab troops have
already crossed the border were
The public is" cordially invited.
Campus Calendar
3:15 p. m. Student Govern-'
ment cabinet, Grail room.
4:30 p. m. C. C. U. N
executive stall and executive
stair ol trie Carolina chanter i
C. C. U. N. Faculty and Student
Advisory Boards, C. C. U. N. of- 1
fice, Graham Memorial. j
5:00 p. m. Campus party,,:
Roland Parker lounge No. 2.
5:00 p. m. Chi Delta Phi,
Grail room.
7:30 p. m. Pi" ' Kappa Phi,
Roland Parker lounge No. 1.
8:00 p. m. Pharmacy Wives
bridge, Roland Parker lounge
No. 2.
constantly flashing among the
Arab capitals, but each of the
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on the error.
Two more Tar Heel tallies in reports was denied,
the fifth gave Pitcher Blair aj From Bagdad, Iraq, it was re
comfortable working margin, ported that 2,000 men equipped
Once again it was Ryan that led with planes, artillery, and tanks
the assault. Jim Kelly singled to are on the. way to join King Ab
center and Hobbs reached first dullah of Trans-Jordan, who
on error to Dlace runners on first VicaHc Vi A rah trnnns
sta -v. r-.
and second. And Ryan promptly The British government in
i unloaded a tremendous triple London announced that its troops
over the leftfielders's Head to jn Palestine would resist any or
score Kelly and Hobbs. !ganized Arab invasion until the
Both teams matched single British troops withdraw May 15.
runs in the seventh. Mapes' one-
baser, his third of the day; CABINET MEETING
Pitcher Torrence's single, an I Student Body President Jess
arri pDar'c inns fUr to 1 Dedmond announced that the
ce-rttfr nrndnred the Davidson first meeting
'marker. The Tar Heels picked
'up their final run on Ryan's sec
ond double and Varney's hard
single to right.
Charlie Gibson of State, match
ing strokes with Ward, was the
low man for the visitors with a
36-3672.
In the all-Jewish city of Tel
Aviv, the Arabs went down to
a stinging defeat They raided a
Jewish settlement and set fire
to the trees in an effort to force
the residents to flee. The trees,
however, were filled with bee
hives, and the angry bees power
dived, forcing the Arabs to flee
in disorder.
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-Golfers-
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winning value. Bob Cox had a 76
which will usually score rather
one pair of lady's BROWN TOR-! welL but his opponent for the
toise shell glasses-near Delta Sigma d w Di f th w ?i
Pi house on Pittsboro Street. Finder , '
pack, had a 74 which proved to
be better. . Roy McKenzie had a
1 78 for the locals, while Harvey
' riliT'M T-v - 1 - -i -v f V - c lure r
soar to an 80.
The summary:
Ward (C) defeated Gibson, 3-0.
Bracket (S) defeated Oliver, 2-1.
Best ball to Carolina, 2-1.
Dixon (S) defeated Cox, 2 1-2
1- 2. Saenz (S) defeated Brantley,
2- 1. Best ball to Carolina, 2 1-2
1-2. .
Turnbull (S) defeated Mc
Kenzie, 2-1. Brooks (C) defeated
Dearstyne, 2 1-21-2. Best ball
to Carolina. 2-1.
of the coalition
cabinet will be held this after
noon at 3:15 in the Grail room.
PAIR OF GLASSES NOT IN CASE
between Miller Hall and Carolina
Theater Friday night. Please contact
George Valentine, Miller Hall. (1-285-1)
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HOUSING NOTICE ,
One of the new dormitories
will be used to house graduate
men beginning in September.
1948. All present graduate men
and students who will be in
graduate school in September, j
1948, are urged to contact the
housing office, 22 New East an
nex, regarding space in the new .
graduate dormitory.
This is not meant to discourage
graduate men from living
other dormitories. However.
hoped that the new dormitory
can be filled with graduate men.
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