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THE DAJjf.7 TAR iUSEL. WEDNESDAY,' FEBRUARY 6, 1952 AGE EIGHT Local!; Red:-Cr6ss'C Announces Goa f O f $8000 (Editor's Note Thef following story bile has visited Chapel Hill three Was COTlETTOUtea 10 .4. fttr UUliy J. ut neei by a member of the local -chapter of the Red Cross. This is the prst in a series ojF stories on the different orga nizations included in the Campus Chest drive scheduled forMarch 4-7.) Eight thousand dollars has been "set as the 1952 fund goal by the Chapel Hill Red Cross chapter according to Roland S. McClam roch, fund drive director. Annual fund . campaign will be held -March 1-5 with headquar ters "at the Strowd Motor Com pany- show room. Allen Tate, head of the Campus Chest, will be in charge of the campus en rollment. " " A major share of the 1952 cam paign funds will be needed for basic services the Red Cross gives to members of the armed forces, veterans arid their families; dis aster- preparedness and relief; support of the organization's blood program in funds and vol unteer" services; and a training program in the fields of first aid water safety, home care of the sick and baby care. Division of the funds raised is on the- basis of 69.6 percent for support of the local program and 30.4 percent for national activi ties, or $5527 for local use and $2433 for national and -interna tional use. In the past year the Bloodmo- FiisfrSbufherri MeetPI imes to secure whole blood for he soldiers in Korea and each ime the quota of 400 - pints has been exceeded, rne quota ior Chapel Hill is far above that of the national program which is based on a pint for every 35 in- habiatnts: Last year's report shows that 202 persons in Chapel Hill com pleted courses in first aid. Four first aid stations were maintain ed at each home football game by the Red Cross in cooperation with Alpha Phi Omega service fratern ity, pharmacy . students, the ath letic department and the Univer sity health service. CLASSIFIEDS ANNOUNCEMENTS DEPENDABLE WRECKER SERVICE 24 HOURS a day, Poe Motor Company dav tjtione 6581. nieht phone- 2-3441. (Chg. lxl) HEY!!! DID YOU KNOW YOU CAN still set a beer for lass than two bits? If you don't believe it, check with Max (next to P. O.) l-C-9317-4) (CT, To How give tho World' Dott Loved Box cr. St . .r fl-v - tin p!sr Jiff 4 .". '?f, ' The famous YHITMAN'S SAMPLER hi pnd find 2 pend sizes SftM Ikzsl tzxzt tsd f oik f VHtesa's sssrtests altrsc&rc! mzzpzi fd Vtls&as's Day SELECT NOW WE'LL MAIL LATER. Eubonks Drug Co. HELP WANTED ' FEMALE Attractive? Pleasing Personality? Want a Job? CAPITAL AIRLINES offers interesting career as AIRLINE HOSTESS If you are single, 21-26 yrs., 5'2"-5'6", -105 lb.-125 lb., have good vision and at - least 1 yr. college plus business experience For Interview, See Personnel Representative Washington-Duke Hotel Durham Wed.. Feb. 6. 9 a.m 5 p.m. or Sir-Walter Hotel Raleigh Thurs.. Feb. 7, 9 a.m. 5 pan. anne ii ;iecieaiioii The first Southern Regional Conference on Recreation for the Aging will be held here Febru ary 21-23, it was announced yes- 1 terday by Dr. Harold D. Meyer, chief ,Bureau of Recreation, Uni versity Extension Division, and consultant - for the : State Recrea tion Commission, who will serve as director of the meeting. Sponsoring organizations are the Bureau of Recreation, the University's Institute for Research in Social Science and. the Recrea tion Commission. Registration for the. conference will begin at 10, a.m. Thursday, February 21, and. the first session is scheduled for 11 o'clock. Attending from states through out the south will be recreation directors,' recreation staff mem bers, social and community cen tre directors, church leaders, rural leaders, Home Demonstra tion agents, teachers, lay and volunteer leaders of community groups, and hospital and institu tional leaders. Conference discussion leaders will include Clark Tibbitts, as sistant chief, Division of Public Service, Federal Security Agency Washington, D. C, a well known authority in gerontology; Pierce Gahan, Director of Recreation St. Petersburg, Fla.; Sibyl Bak er, assistant director, Departmen of Recreation for the District of Columbia, Washington; Marion Preece, field representative of the National Recreation Association for the states of Virginia, West Virginia, North and South Caro lina, Kentucky and Tennessee; Virginia Gregory, member of the North Carolina Recreation Com mission staff; Mrs. Gertrude White, Department of Recrea tion, Durham, and Dr. Meyer. h -y:.-.-fcWing . (Continued from page 1) the hundreds of thousands, " and to wipe out one disease after an other. And yet we have not done enough." Ewing said "we have yet to solve the financial problems of medical care. There are in this country around 26,000,000 persons one out of six in the entire population- who are victims of some specific chronic disease or who have some .well defined mental or physical impairment. On any sin gle day of the year between three and four million workers under 65, who would otherwise be on the job, are totally disabled and unable to work by reason of an illness that will last for an aver age of two months each. And millions of workers suffer partial disability which prevents them from working and earning." Ewing urged acceptance of the President's plan for national heal th insurance, saying that volun tary insurance plans do not solve the problem adequately. As another approach to health problems, Ewing advocated an extension of the benefits of old age "and survivors insurance un der Social Security. He said this is something quite different from the proposal for national health insurance - in that it would sup plement present cash benefits under Social Security by provid ing hospitalization . insurance benefits covering up to 60 days a year. ' Driers Glass Blowing A demonstration of glass blow ing will be given by Dana K Sampson at -7 o'clock rtonight in Venable hall main lecture room following a movie on the process of making glass. . Student Party j Student Party caucas will meet at 6 :30 p.m. tomorrow in the Grail room of Graham Memorial. Koffee Klaich Committee The Koffee Klatch Committee will meet today at 5 o'clock in the YWCA. Independent Coed Board All members are asked to at tend today's" meeting of the In dependent Coed Board. Inter ested persons are also invited. 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