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Average family 3.13 persons
ITS STILL A MAN'S WORLD, at least as far as earning power
is concerned, these iigures from the U. S. Labor Department's
women's bureau indicate. Figures on incomes and age groups are
from the 1950 census. Totals take into, account only those re
porting income, and include income from all sources.
Crawford
New
Phi
by Stuart Jones
Amid lively discussion and
typical politics, Fred Crawford,
junior in the School of Education,
was elected new speaker of the
Phi Assembly at its meeting this
week.
Al Bryant was nemed speaker
pro-tern, and Wade Matthews was
elected to the position of parlia
mentarian. Other officers selected
by the Assembly were Katherine
Holmes, critic; Stuart Jones, sar-geant-at-arms;
Syd Shuford, trea
surer; Dick Iobst, clerk; Robert
Pace delegate to Carolina Forum;
Wade Matthews, delegate to De
bate Council, and Don Sherry,
editor of Phi Speaker.
Crawfofd, who also- was voted
the best speaker of the quarter, J
announced as his goal for the
Phi for next fall a program to
increase political consciousness
and vocal ability, to increase
Journalists
Unprepared,
Says Gerler
(Special to The Daily TAR Heel
RACINE, Wis., May 21 The
majority of journalism schools are
failing to train students for edi
torial jobs in industry, W. R Ger
ler, president of the International
Council of Industrial Editors, de
clared here today.
Too much emphasis is being
placed on newspaper reporting
and editing which is an insign
ificant part of everyday business
journalism, according to Gerler.'
'Business requires writers and
editors of magazines, - pamphlets,
speeches, publicity, employee i
booklets, annual reports, news-t
letters and. radio and television
scripts. Very few schools are
equipping their graduates with
any knowledge of these common,
editorial requirements of business,
the speaker raid.. . . , .
;One of the' most important
communication devices used by
jnjdustry ;s the company publica
tion edited for employees, cus
tomers and stockholders. Over
two-thirds of these being edited
by 6,000 businesses are of the
magazine format. Gerler pointed
oijt that few college graduates
have any conception of the rer
qiiirements of magazine writing
or IdjrtrjtxriU r"' . '"
WISP
WOMAN'S
knowledge of the legislative pro
cess, to decrease apathy and to
promote good citizenship at UNC
through debate and other Phi
programs. He is from Sanford.
Included among the points in
the new speaker's eight plank
platform were plans to promote
debates "with more prepared
speeches, greater dignity, states
manship in speaking, respect for
all speakers and speeches and vast
improvement in the skills and
thinking in debates.
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Dr. Chapin
Is Honored
By Dentists
(Special to The Daily Tar Heel)
SPRINGFIELD, 111., May 21
Over 700 dentists attending the.
88th annual convention of , the
Illinois State Dental ' Society
here recently paid public tri
bute to Dr. Marvin E. Chapin
who is to be professor and head
of the Department of Oral Sur
gery of the University of North
Carolina School of Denistry.
Dr. Melford E. Zinser, Chi
cago, President Illinois. State
Dental Society reported that the
convention passed a resolution
stating that "Dr. Marvin E.
Chapin be given the good
wishes of the 7,500 Illinois
dentists for his services to the
Illinois State Dental Society.
Dr. Chapin, who was the
convention prefgram chairman,
attended -the Illinois meeting
with his wife, Betty, and two
sons, Tony and Keith. One of
the highlight speakers at the
meeting was Dr. William W.
Demeritt, professor and head of
the Department of Pedontics,
University of North Carolina.
During the world war, Dr.
Chapin served as a fighter pilot,
and flew 22 . missions over
France, Holland and Germany.
He lost his leg parachuting to
safety after his plane had been
shot to pieces. He was awarded"
the Purple Heart.
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SHIPSHAPE ONCE AGAIN, the aircraft carrier Wasp stands
in a flooded drydock at Bayonne, N. J., as tests are made to de
termine the water tight integrity of the recently-installed bow.
The Wasp was refitted with a new bow section taken from a sister
ship, the Hornet, following a
son in mid-Atlantic last month.
One hundred and seventy-six
lost their lives in the crash.
"That extra dasL of Angostura
sure produces a heavy tip!"
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MAKES BETTER DRINKS
P.S. Here's another tip! Besides using
Angostura to bring out the true flavor of
Manhattans and Old Fashioneds, put a
dash or two in soups and sauces.
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