THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1052
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An exhibit of 25 original paint
ings by the famous artist and il
lustrator,. Willy Pogany, of scenes
from Shakespeare wiU be held in
the Morehead Building tomorrow,
Saturday . and Sunday,
The exhibit, which is being
sponsored by the English depart
ment, will "be open to' the public
from "2 to 5 p.m. each day.
. Dr. Clifford P. Lyons, head of
the department, said ."we are for
tunate in getting these original
- paintings . for a limited time be
cause of the unusual educational
value." Prof. Kermit Hunter of the
department is in charge of ar
rangements.
Pogany, who lives - in New-
York, is a native of Hungary. He
has painted the murals in several
Jflew York hotels, designed the
stained glass windows in the fa
mous Forest Lawn Cemetery
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. Fast Action
Quick action by construction
workers and the fire department
yesterday possibly prevented a
fash fire at the new center Com
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A gasoline engine exploded and
burst into, flame while being re
fueled by construction worker
Bill Manning. His clothes were
engulfed in the flames but were
quickly snuffed leaving him un
injured, but shocked.
The fire and. explosion caused
approximately $25 damage to the
elevator . engine, used to hoist
men and materials onto the roof,
and its shed.
-Tests
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as to be received at the Princeton
office not later than ten days prior
to the testing date chosen, Dean
Brandis said. . - ...
Scores on these tests are used
by many law schools throughout
the United States along with pre
vious scholastic record and other
evidences of suitable personal
characteristics, as a basis for ad
mission of applicants, Dean Bran
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Scott
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One critic told Scott that the
Time article on the killing of
N.AA.C.P. leader Harry T.
Moore in Florida "almost gave the
impression the man got what he
deserved." -
As the guest of the Press Club
and the Carolina Forum, Scott
will speak tonight on "The Press
and the Cold War."
chapel in Los Angeles, has been
the art director for a number of
well known movies and Broad
way productions, as well as for
the Metropolitan Opera. He has
illustrated more than 155 books
and is an authority on Elizabethan
costumes.
-- Mid-Winter Conference -
All persons interested in the
Mid-Winter Conference are asked
to meet at the Y tonight from
7 until 8:30. Further discussion of
the ! theme, program and site of
the conference will be the busi
ness of the evening. A large group
is needed to help choose a suit
able spes&er.
- . Debate Council
There will be a special meet
ing of the Debate Council .only
at 4 o'clock this afternoon in
Roland Parker I. There will be
the election of a new president.
Young Pascalians
The first regular meeting of the
Young Pascalians for the winter
quarter will be held this after
noon at 4:30 at the Episcopal
Parish House. The discussion will
be on the first 59 fragments of
Blaise Pascal's Pensees. All stu
dents interested in the philosophy
of Pascal are welcome. The dis
cussion will be led by Dr. William
H. Poteat of the philisophy de
partment. Summer Jobs
A few summer jobs for college
students are being listed with the
Placement Service in 209 South
Building. Camp counseling, sales,
laboratory work and crop
measurement provided summer
jobs for, a number of college-stu
dents last year. Students in
terested in summer work should
apply at the Placement Service.
Typing and Shorthand Classes
Typing and shorthand classes
will begin this afternoon at the
Chapel Hill High School. Short
hand is offered from 4 until 5 and
typing from 5 until 6.
New Hope Conference .
The YMCA conference at New
Hope will end Saturday night
since many students are unable
to attend Sunday. Cost for the
weekend will be $2.90 instead of
$4.50 as previously planned.
Legislature
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and officers election, as its out
come could have an important
bearing upon the candidates and
policies involved in the coming
spring elections.
Legislation to be introduced to
night, as well as in later weeks,
fell's election; and then proceed
will depend largely upon which
party appears to have gained con
trol, solons say. The University
Party now holds a one-seat mar
gin, but the independent vote
j could throw control either way.
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yAAuirhead
The schedule of future meet
ings was released at the assem
bly of G Company, 321st Infantry,
local Organized Reserve unit,
Tuesday night by First Lieuten
ant A. L. Muirhead.-
Muirhead, new Company com
mander who replaced First Lieu
tenant Dixon Warren in Decem
ber, stated that pay meetings
henceforth will be held every
other Tuesday night in the end
clasroom of the AROTC building,
beginning 21 January at 7:30
p.m.
Administrative meetings will
be conducted on ' the odd Tues
days in the Institute of Govern
ment barracks next to the intra
murals field, also at 7:30 p.m.
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