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THE DAILY TAR HEEL ' SUNDAY. MAY 4. 10SS
Supper-Form
On France
' The topic "France and the
World Today" will be discussed
at the weekly YMCA supper
forum tomorrow from 5:30 p. m.
to 7 o'clock in the second floor
dining room of Lenoir Hall.
Sean Charron, instructor of
French here, will describe the
way the people of France look
at politics today. Howard Finely,
a Naval officer now studying
here, vill give the visitor's im
pressions of France. Other com
mentaros will come from Pi Delta
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now a visiting consultant on
health problems in this country.
While at the University he will
meet with various students groups
of the School of Public Health
to discuss some of the accomplish
ments and problems of the medi
cal care program in Great Bri
tain. He and Lady Daley are house
guests of Dean. and Mrs. F. G;
McGavran while in Chapel Hill.
Phi, French fraternity. -.-'".'
The forum is open to interested
students. The discussion program
is limited topne hour.
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The Student Party will meet
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Lounge number 2 at 8 o'clock. A
general discussion on party poli
cies will take place at that time.
Also plans for a party banquet
will be discussed
Nash" Lecture
Dr. Arnold Nash will give the
third in a series of lectures on
"The Ecumenical Movement,."
tonight at 8:30 in Gerrard Hall.
The series is sponsored by the
Interfaith Council. -
Cosmopolitan Club
The Cosmopolitan" Club will
meet at 4 p. jtn. today with an
open house for faculty and
students in the Rendezvous
Room, Graham Memorial.
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The Carolina Political Union
will meet at. 8 o'clock tonight
in the Grail Room, Graham
Memorial.
York Club
The York Club will meet at
8:45 tonight in the Parish House.
The club is for Episcopal grad
uate students and faculty.
UP Meet .
University Party will meet
Monday night at 7:00 in Roland
Parker lounge 3.
Friday To Talk
William C. Friday, assistant
to Gordon Gray, will address
the Baptist Student Union to-
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THo Alumni Meets - Scheduled
UNC alumni meetings are sche
duled for Rocky Mount and
Fayetteville this week, Alumni
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said yesterday. '
night at 6 o'clock at the church.
A special May Day exhibit will
be shown.!
Rocky Mount alumni meet to
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Fayetteville. alumni will meet
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