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THE DAILY TAR HEEL.
FRIDAY. APRIL 18
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WASHINGTON, April 17
Marine Corps second lieutenants
now need only 18 months time
Special Guesfs
Guides Vanfed
Carroll Berry issued anothet
call last night for students to
guide visiting high schoolers
The lecture, sponsored by the
Chapel Hill Community Memo
rial "fund, honors the men of
Chapel Hill and vicinity who
died in World War H.
The speaker is a political re
fugee from Hungary where he
was a lawyer and musician.
He is responsible for certain
sections of law prepared by the
Hungarian Ministry of Justice.
Another activity to which he
has given much attention is
Gypsy music. Dr. De Spur has
taught music to many Gypsy
youths, organized orchestras
among them and tried to orien
tate them to Western culture.
This appreciation of Western
culture and democratic life
caused him and his wife to be
imprisoned by the Communists
regime in Hungary. '
Families of men who died
in the war are invited to hear
Dr. De Spur's account of his
experiences during the Hitler
era and the Communist era.
''"Martyrs and Pilgrims for
Freedom" is the subject of a
lecture to be given in Hill hall
Sunday night by Dr. Endre De
Spur of Pittsburgh, Pa.
YM, YW Will
Hold Meet At
Quaker Lake
Delegates from campus
Y.M.CXA. Y-W.CA. groups from
over North Carolina will convene
at the annual state conference
this weekend at Quaker Lake,
near Greensboro.
Hie conference will start this
afternoon at 6 o'clock and will
end Sunday at noon.
Representing Carolina at the
meeting will be Bill Hogshead,
roomed all over the country.
Barbara Bvrd and Eleanor Martin! The forum is to be held m the Chapel Hill high school j
will attend the conference from auditorium next Wednesday. Miss- r j
Dorothy McCuskey of the school the most important as a result of ,
ntinn omund ramnus tomorrow.
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Tto first lieutenant. Formerly they j said about 4t000 senior3
needed 24 months. j ected or the annual
Second lieutenants who have j . school day and guides are
ihad 18 months time-in-grade or
j over by April"l4. 1952, will be pro-
moted provided they meet phy
sical, mental, moral and pro
j fessional qualifications. Date of
j rank will be computed from
j April 1, 1952.
needed desperately.
Anyone interested in conduct
ing the campus tours on Satur
day should contact Berry at the
Pi Kappa Alpha house.
League Will Sponsor
Citizen s View Forum
The Chapel Hill League of Women Voters has been select- j
ed to sponsor a forum on "The Citizen's View of '52." j
It is being conducted as part of a nation-wide League of i
Women Voters-Life magazine-NBC project which has mush-
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We make in our own workshop, Draperies, Slipcovers,
Bedspreads and other things of this type for the home.
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theW.CXA
Issues Call
For Backing
Of Confab
Harvey Cohen issued a call
yesterday for students to join in
the national student conference ;
for academic freedom. Equality
and Peace, to be held at the Una-1
versity of Wisconsin next week- j
end. , j
The conference is designed to ,
seek a common program cf cc-
operation for peace, academic I
freedom, and an end to discrirru-!
nation, Cohen said. j
Students whp agree with the j
general principal on , any or all
cf the issues set forward by the !
group are invited to participate,.
Cohen added.
Cohen said interested students
should contact him in the YMCA
today at X o'clock.
of education will be the moderator
the audience balloting will be 1
asked of all the presidential can-
Purpose of the fcrum is to de- didates on May 1 at the national
termine which issues are fore-; convention of the League of Wo-
mcst in the minds of the people
as they face the 1352 election.
The audience will be asked to cast
ballots on the issues discussed at
the close of the session.
Those issues which seem to be
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YMCA Will Sponsor
Dance Instructions
An crganira
for1
uon meeting
thce interested in social dancing
instruction will be held in
office cf John Riebel this
nevn at 2:13 at the T.
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The class is
tioa of Chuck Miner and Sarah J
Urnstead and is sponsored by the
YiICA-YTCA. All students in-
t crested in learning to dance cr
in improving their, technique are i
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