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THE TAR HEEL,
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1952
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Play Tuesday Night
"The Shepperd In The Dis
tance , an all pantomine play
written by Holland Hudson will
be presented Tuesday, July 15 at
Charles M. Schaff er, assistant to
the Chancellor in the field of De-
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velopment, set up shop recently
in the West House, the student
home built by Mr. Kenneth Tan
ner for his sons and other worthy
students from each of the classes
at TJNC.
Mr. Schaff er"s work at the
house has to do with the Devel
opment Council proposed by
President Gordon Gray in his in
augural address. His idea was to
organize a council which would
work towards a continuous de
velopment program for the whole
State, working through the Great
er University.
"He has expressed on many oc
casions his ideaL that the whole
University at Raleigh, Greensboro
and Chapel Hill should serve as
the heart, brain, and hand of the
whole State as it presses forward
toward a healthier, wealthier, bet
ter, wiser, nappier and more
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James A. Gray of Winston-Sa
lem is serving as chairman of the
Council during the first year. Mr.
Gray is a University graduate of
the class of 1908.
Mr. Schaffer, who .has just
moved into the West House, is
also a graduate of the University
-B.S. in Commerce in 1935. An
All-Southern Conference man of
1935, he was a star halfback dur
ing his undergraduate days. Hav
ing come to the University from
the staff of Burlington Mills Cor
poration, he is director of the
General Alumni Association and
is president of the Delta Kappa
Epsilon Alumni Association. He
and his family have made their
home in Chapel Hill.
With Mr. Schaffer in his office
in West's former living room are
Miss Millicent McKendry, an
alumna of the University, and
Mrs. Louise Hayes. Both agree
that it's quite cooler and nicer
there than in the library of. third
floor South Building where they
moved from.
It seems that Mr. Tanner, who
erected the house in the middle
thirties for his sons and other
worthy students, had quite a sys
tem in mind. There are only two
large rooms In the house a liv
ing room and a bed room with
accommodations for six boys. On
either side of a long hall joining
these two rooms are five small
study rooms, a tile bathroom, and
a kitchenette. In each compact
study room was space for a desk,
books, typewriter, and a ward
robe for each boy's clothes. The
bedroom contained only beds.
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8 o'clock in the Playmaker's
Theatre.
The play is an experimental
expressionistic fantasy to be pre
sented by the Chapel Hill Rec
reation Club. Gonzalo Estrada, a
graduate student here, 'is director
of the one act play. There will
be no admission charge.
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