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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1952
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Closer cooperation between
Chapel Hill and Carrboro can
eliminate much of the duplication
oi costs and services for the ad
joining towns, Carrboro Mayor
French Honor Society Formed Here
A dinner and organizational meeting of the new local chapter
of the national French honor society, Pi Delta Phi, was held Thurs
day night in the upstairs dining room of Lenoir hall. Officers elect
ed for the coming year are President, John Gilsdorf; Vice-President,
Jackson Sparks; Recording Secretary, Mary Wade Newton; Cor
responding Secretary, Betty Neylans; and Treasurer, Lloyd Ennis.
Plans are being made for a banquet and initiation ceremony at
the end of February.
Pi Delta Phi, organized to stimulate and maintain an interest in
France, its language and literature, has the complete recognition of,
and is sponsored by, the American Association of Teachers of French.
Those eligible for membership were notified earlier" this week.
Anyone who was not notified who would like to become a member,
should see John Gilsdorf at the romance language department about
qualifications for membership.
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geology and geography depart
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Club at its meeting this week.
Mayor Gibson who was elected
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SEC breaststroke champion and
made the All-America Intercol
legiate tank team last year as a
sophomore; Bob Hemminger,
another outstanding; breast
stroker; and Steve Matakias, one
of the best divers in collegiate
circles.
Coaches Dick Jamerson, Ralph
Casey and Bob Ousley have di
rected the Tar. Heels to nine
victories in as many starts this
year. Their lone close meet came
last Monday night when they
beat Princeton, 43&-40Vfe, without
the services of ace f reestyler
Donnie Evans.
-Jid Thompson.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Local and long distance household
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last May, said he plans to de
vote much of his time to main
taining and improving the re
lationship between the two
communities.
He felt, "that such a program
can best be carried out through
three avenues: the governing
bodies, the business organization
and the community affairs groups,
such as civic clubs.
The police departments of the
two towns have been cooperat
ing effectively, he said. "When
Carrboro is short of a man, we
call on Chapel Hill and vice
versa. We have no jail in Carr
boro and therefore avail our
selves of the Chapel Hill jail. The
two fire departments cooperate
splendidly."
Draft Test Deadline
Will Be March 10
Students planning to take the
Selective Service College Qual
ification Tests must apply not
later than midnight, March 10,
to be eligible to take the ex
aminations on April 24.
Application forms are avail
able at any local draft board.
Those eligible for applying are
Selective Service registrants
who intend to request occupa
tional deferment as a student,
those who are satisfactorily pur
suing a full-time college course
leading to a degree, and those
who have not previously taken
the test.
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Major Ralph J. Ferree, USAF, of
North Carolina Military District,
Raleigh, will be here February 13
14 to interview applicants for pilot
training and for the aircraft ob
server couse tf the new program
for training young men to become
commissioned officers skilled in
navigation, bombardment, radar
operation, and aircraft perform
ance engineering.
Basic training lasts 27 weeks
and is taken by all students. The
advanced phase of training varies
in length depending on the spe
cific course pursued, but all suc
cessful candidates are commis
sioned at the same time after ap
proximately 52 of training. Grad
uates of this program may be as
signed as crew members of bom
bardment, transport, reconnais
sance, or interceptor type air
craft. As to qualifications, applicants
must be 20 to 26 Vz years of age,
and must have completed 2 years
of college in an acredited insti
tution. They must be single, and
agree to remain so during , the
training period. Their physical
standards are the same as for
Aviation Cadet pilot training, ex
cept for less stringent visual re
quirements. Major Ferre's primary mission
will be to interview and give in-
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South building.
Valentines Day
Is On the Vay
Darn fool little birds are sing
ing melodies in the trees
Organ grinders are geiiing
out their rolls of Hearts and
flowers
And the Biddies, bless, ihexr
little hearts
Are getting ready lo play "ho
loves me, he loves me not"
With the swag.
And paL if you want lo he m
the former category
There's nothing so impressive
As a beautiful copy of an ap
propriate book
Say, This is My Beloved, or
For You, My Love,
Or maybe. The Prophet,
Done up all sweet and pretty
The way we senlamentaiists
in the Intimate Bookshop
can do it
Pal, it really gets results!
P.S. For misogynists, we still
have some of those outrageous
Hate Cards, but we hope you
won't buy them before Feb
14.
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