V
Y'i
TUESDAY, "APRIL 8, 1952
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
PAGE SEVEN'
Campus
dels
Debate Council
The Debate Council will meet
today at 4 p.m. in Roland Parker
lounge number three of Graham
Memorial, for the election of new
officers. Ken Myers is now acting
president. Men's Glee Club
The Men's Glee Club will meet
at 4:30 p. m. today in Hill hall.
Valkyrie Meei
The chairman for each organi
sation's group entered in the
Valkyrie Sing, will meet at 4:30
p. m. today in Roland - Parker
Lounge 2, Graham Memorial.
Sailing Club
The. Sailing Club will meet at
Gilson
(Continued From Page 1)
culums. They keep students more
in touch with current events, she
said. I don't thing students here
jure 'apathetic'," Miss Gilson opin
ed "except the coeds. They don't
speak out as much as the bys
do."
Miss Gilson majored in Greek
at Yellesley and left with a Phi
Beta Kappa key. She returned
to her native Pittsburgh and came
into contact with the lives and
deeds of factory workers in her
job in the steel districts.
A recount of. Miss Gilson's life
may seem fabulous to those who
consiJer industry a place for men.
For 12 years she was in charge of
the employment and service de
partment of a large midwest fac
tory employing 2,000 workers. The
factory instituted personnel work
as one of the intergral functions
of scientific management and be
cause of its pioneering was visit
ed by industrialists and labor
leaders from all parts of Europe
and America.
With her experience in labor
problems, Miss Gilson did con
e tilting work in various plants and
industries. Research work took
' her to Hawaii for a study of la
bor relations on sugar plantations.
From sugar plantations she
bounded into Britain, There she
spent two years gathering mater
ial for a book On unemployment
insurance.
In discussing the present Brit
ish socialized medicine plan, she
said, 'I think the English have
realized that . they have carried
the program too far and know that
they can't cs2e for everyone's
common cold.' We must have a
great deal of patience with Brit
ish economy. They suffered more
than we in both wars both in
manpowet and capital."
8 o'clock tonight in the Williams
Wolfe Lounge of Graham Memo
rial. Newman Club
The Newman Club will have its
regular meeting tonight, at the
Rectory, 213 Pittsboro street. All
members are urged to be present,
and all non-members who are
interested are welcome.
, Pi Delia Phi
Pi Delta Phi, French national
honor society, will hold its week
ly supper meeting tonight at 6
o'clock in the ' upstairs . dining
room of Lenoir hall. After supper i
the group will see a French film,
MLes " Enfants Du Paradis," , all
those wishing to speak French are
invited. . .
Cardboard
Cardboard sweaters .may be
picked up in the equipment room
of Woollen gym this week.
Ring Orders
Junior and seniors may place
orders for class rings Thursday
in the Y lobby from 2 p. m. to
4:30. Orders taken how will be
delivered in early June at the, stu
dent's home . address, . ;
The Coed Riding Club
The Coed Riding Club will meet
Wed. night at 8 :30 ,'at Pine Knoll
Miss Gifeon has collected from
her experiences and written sev
eral books; She first came to Cha
pel Hill; in 1939 t write "What's
Past is Prologue," a book dealing
With her industrial experiences.
A Guggenheim fellow holding an
LL.D, she is a noted lecturer.
A one-time economics professor
at the ' TJnWersity of Chicago,-Miss
Gilson ended the interview with
a wry smile and a firm inotej "I
have no patiegce with courses
that preach theory, theory, theory,
and no practical insfeht."
IAVE YOU
BEEN WASTING
YOUR TIME?
Head "They Weni io
College
Loaking's Free At
intimate Bookshop
205 E. FRANKLIN ST.
n
n
EFT3 n
11 niglriiii
The University Band will pre- have a concert season.
sent its annual spring concert
here tonight in Hill hall at 8:30.
.This concert gives the band a
chance to show the other side of
its personality. Students are much
aware of the band at the foot
ball games where this organiza
tion is responsible for original,
appropriate shows at half time.
On the other hand, many students
are not aware that the band does
Stables. They have a discussion on
various breeds of horses, riding
theory for beginners, and make
plans and form committees for
the spring horseshow and picnics.
All coeds are invited to attend.
Those desiring transportation
should get in touch with Jackie
Sehnert, 2nd floor Spencer, or
Barbara Haise, 2nd floor Smith
For this reason the concert will
be presented on, a weeknight for
the first time in recent years.
These concerts have been held
on Sunday night and attendance
has not been large. This year's
concert tonight will give more
students the chance to hear the "
band at its best. There is no ad-
mission charge.
The program tonight will in
elude Alfords "Voice of the Guns'? -March,
Lang's "Sea Medley'-' and
Yoder's rhythmic novelty ."Git on
Board."
WANTED TO BUY
Suits-Typewriters Cameras
Musical Instruments Binoculars
Highest Prices Paid
Licensed and Bonded
See Us For Larger Loans on Anything of Value
M A I N LOAN OFFICE
400 W. Main St. at Five Points
f
St L lAr I
J
W W W
1
...
. . . the beet-tnowxi, beet 13ted box of candy
in the world a perfect choke for this
Eaeteteeason., 1 15 2.00 2 ISw. $4,CO
CROSBY
SQUARE
.' 7 A-New Spriii'g ; Shipnncnf
SPECIAL " f
White Buckskins $9.98
Loafers $9,98 Blue Suede $9.98
See Our Shell Cordovan Horsehide
WINGS ROCKETS with the life-guaranteed
Airplane Cloth $2.98
r & Spread Collars With or Without French Cuffs
Special $2.98
R
H
Gordon Fein way
Gordon Dover
Arrow Ties, Shorts, and Undershirts
Tie Pins
Cotton Sanforized Cords.-..$4.?8 & $5.95
Hayon Pants, Spot Hesiitant as Advertised. ..$7.75
M
T
G
For :Your Easter
ABl-Nylon Argyle1 Socks, Special:
5T.00
rr3
-A
- I
; i-i
W Pack and . Mall
Fr-
rit, ifiB. , m