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in connecticn with the second "." "e"
annual consolidated School Week. 11. The need lor more members
The purposes of the program
areto instruct laculty and ad
ministration in .latest educational
techniques, to enable them to
work and study together and to
ir their individual problems.
School Week began Monday
evening at 8 o'clock with greet-
in5 by . President Gordon Gray j
j "-and closed at noon today with an
Address, by. Clyde Erwin, . State
Superintendent of Public In
struction. ;;..;.
'I .A. series of conferences were
held on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Topics for discussion included
current problems such as the" use
c parents in the school program
end techniques for effective
- group work. Discussion groups
met Tuesday for the different edu
citicral levels such as elemen-
: tary teachers, principals and
1 supervisors. .
! School Week began severa
years ago as a series of discus-
sions held at various times dur
.1 ing the year. At these sessions
were, discussed the multifarious
I problems of elementary teachers,
: i administration personnel, "prin
cipals and supervisors. The series
was, combined for the first time
last, summer.
Cobb Dormitory was" reserved
for the participants. Interested
students also attended-many, of
the meetings.
club's side all y earJheadded--"We
want to stress the fact that
the Press Club is not a closed or
ganization," Northart said, nor
is it restricted to journalism
majors. We asK oniy xnai wxe
members be interested m the
field of journalism as a vocation.
Northart urged all students m-
erested in joining the Press Club
n : attend the meeting Monday
night at 7;3.0..in room 306 Bynum,
ocated' between Carr dormitory
and the Playmakers' Theatre.
Heer Tours Front
habilitation program.
At this time members of the
sented a digested picture of the
latest findings and activities in
problem. ,
Inventory and evaluation will
be carefully taken of the meeting,
Trrrormation will'be distrib-
among hospitals, jails and
"TTrrrr
uted
homes throughout the state.
Bridge Tournament Winners
Get National Rating Points
Eleven tables of bridge battled West, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith.
it nut for ton scores at the regu- The winners received national
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lar Tuesday . night duplicate rating points.
bridge tournament at Graham Director Charles Woodson is
Memorial lounge. expecting a larger crowd next
Tuesday night and urges all
xvpto Mr? H. J. Duerr and C. S. planning to attend to arrive in
Shen; for East-West, Mr. and time to beSm Paying at 7:15.
Mrs. Vic Huggins. becond place Winners last week were James
wirJEiER-:;.
! dueling for life or love-the
greatest stcordsman
r t thnm rtllf
Dr. Clarence Heer, professor
ht.iv r inct lor iiui tn-ouuui went tu raw w rftnBi. Tob- n -MnrT-ic.
v , ... mit morwitr arifi Franlr StnllmPs A . .i t -. .n .
completed a tour oi tne an in- , , " nrsi Piace ana erry ocnuiiz
r ... JVocf-Woct n Mr Qnn Mr Hill i
fantry Division front m Ivor ea as . and jbod neam, second piace.
i . . - it t Wnnrl. Cnminiy in third for North
the guest of Major uenerai u. xu. - ,
Lemnitzer, commanding general -uin v. x o.!
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Ui. lllC UIVIOIU".
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Dr. Heer was a member of a
special . Presidential mission in
Korea to negotiate an economic
Choral Group
Choral Rehersal Room in Hill
Piano Clinic
lo I3e Meld
The second annual clinic for
piano teachers will be conducted
: here June 30-July 3 by Dr. Will
i lam S. Newman of the University
Music'. Department., The clinic,
5 ! sponsored by the University Ex-
;H-, tension. Division in co-operation
S j with the. Music Department, will
1 be held in Hill Hall. On the agen
g I da are illustrated lectures, per
& formances by Dr. Newman ond
$ others, recordings, s?;des, movies
Ci- pianists, and displays of new
j materials. The programs will
c stress teaching materials, pro
cedures, problems of technique,
g end " problems of interpretation,
c Dr. Newman, who is chairman
f ef instruction in piano in the
I music " department here .and
3 u chairman of senior piano in
"-t ft the Music Teachers' National As-
I ociation, is a well-known con
J Jccrt pianist and widely read au-
"5 n Uicr of 'The Pianist's Problems."
a p ,.: i ".r :, .
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and financial agreement between L Summer Concert wiU bs
tne uninea wiumcuiu tu . nn Tt11ircriQ,rc k. nnrl
Republic of -Korea. General Lem- M d at 7:30 p m in the
nitzer represented:; uenerai van T5Phprsai
FleeY arid 'the Eight Army during
thp .npffnt.iat.ions.
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A siv nnint. aerpement design- The concert, to oe given uuiy
a rcrV inflation in Korea 10. will feature Bachs Cantata
and contribute to the stability of 106 with instrumental accom
the Korean economy was signed panionment. Other pieces to be
inPiisan on May 24. ' presented are "God's is the Best",
Dr. Heer. soent several days 16th and 17th Century Maangais,
with General Lemnitzer in tour- and "Contemporary by inomp
in? the. 7th Division front. son
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MALA POWERS SSiSEBl
HOBBY
JEANS
for workf
Cahtfrbury Club '
I)r. Wilton Mason of the music
3.' department will speak this.3un
o diy night at the supper meeting
'tr the Canterbury Club, Chase
Arnbcr, president, announced yes-
6:00
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Jhrdoy. The meeting is at
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the Episcopal Parish
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You can enter as many pictures as
' you wish In this newspaper's con
test in any of the four classes ... and your favorite
f one may win you as much as $1 000. We have all
".popular siies of Kodak Film as well as careful
-! photofinishing service. We'll see that you, get the ,
brtt possible prints of each shot. Stop in today.
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patch packet! for end aft, elas
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wood basque shirts to top them
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Rib Roast, lb -79c
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