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The Roger Wagner Chorale, the
24 member chorus of "Desiree,"
"Tne Egyptian, and "Day of "Tri
umph," will appear at Memorial
Hall tonight at 8 o'clock. ,
Students with ID cards ;will be
admitted A free to the program.
Library Assn. Will
Meet Here Saturday
The spring meeting of the North
Carolina Library Association will
be, held here Saturday, NCLA
President O. V. Cook of Chapel
Hill has announced.
Some 60 persons, including ex
ecutive board members, commit
tee chairmen and members and
section officers, will take part in
the day-long program. A general
meeting is scheduled for 10 a.m.
in the Library Assembly Room,
and will be followed by planning
sessions for various committees
and special groups.
Following lunch at Lenoir Hall,
the librarians will reconvene for
a second and final general meet
ing at 2:30 p.m.
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Townspeople will be admitted af
ter 7:40 for $1. '
"The choristers, under the direc
tion of Roger Wagner, are being
! presented by the Student Enter
tainment Committee. They are on
their- first ross country tour and
are engaged to appear ina tenth
anniversary celebration.
During a six-week period the
choristers and their conductor will
appear in some 30 cities i'.'ora
coast to coast.
The Chorale originated as a city
sponsored group known as the Los
Angeles Concert Chorale. The de
mands for its services in profes
sional appearances were so many
that in 1947 it withd.ew from city
sponsorship and became a profes
sional group.
Franx Waxman immediately en
gaged it fcr performance of Honn-
egger's "Joan of Arc." Additional
appearances in other works fol
lowed in- the Los Angeles Music'
Festival. The Chorale was engag
ed for a program commemorating
the bi-centennial of Bach's death.
Besides appearing in over twelve
motion pictures as a chorus, the
Roger Wagner Chorale is now star
ring in its own technicolor, cine
mascope short with stereophonic
sound.
Four centuries of music will be
presented on the program here;
Repertoire for this unique ensem
ble's program includes Orff's ex
citing "Catulli Carmina," Debussy
Chansons, sixteenth century airs,
the Brahms Liebeslieder Waltzes,
the Faure Requiem and excerpts
from Gershwin's immortal "Pory
and Bess." " .
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'A Superior British Film that touches the emotions
with an honesty that is rare and richly rewarding.
It Deserves to Be Seen By Everyone.
THE DiVibEb HEART
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LAST TIMES TODAY
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Middle East
Dispute Is
Debated By bi
The Dialectic Senate had a vey
"interesting" debate Tuesday night
concerning the Israel-Arab ques
tion, according to Mike Vester,
Scnat2 relations chairman.
The' bill called for the removal
of support from Isral and the re
turn cf the land to the Arabs.
The speakers brought out vari
ous interpretations of history, the
oil question, the arms question, the
political influence of American
Jews, the hardships of both sides,
the possibility of removing the
Jewish homeland to a different
place and the treachery of the
Arabs. -
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SUSOIER SCHOOL COMKli TCI SUN VALLEY The Colfe-e
of Idaho at Caldwell, in ar.-h r p.u "del 3 ooS spot for a special
summer session on oontempora y st;"rs. h.:s announced the selec
tion of Sun Valley. Students vrM be ofTered ful.v-aocredited college
rourses by outstandins instructors.. Classes wi'j run from July S
to August 10 at the mile hl-h resort In the Sawtooth Mountains.
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Alpha Epsiion Delta
To Show Film Tonight 5
Alpha Epsilon Delta, UNCs pre
medical and predental society,' will ,
show a film tonight at 7:30 in 106
Hanes Hall. k
The purpose of the film-meeting
is to let the members of this so
ciety get acquainted with the pre
m.edical and predental students in
the University, , Ferrell Shuford,
AED program chairman, ' said. 1
It is hoped this film will stimu
late interest by showing some of
the actual cases that will confront
these students in the future, Shu
ford said. . . .
The film will be over in time
for students to go to see the Rog
er Wagner Chorale', he said. '
The meeting is open to all pre-
medical and predental students
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Covering The University Cq
The North Carolina Symphony
will begin rehearsals for its Full
Symphony tour in Wilson on April
3, Dr. Benjamin Swalin, director,
announced recently.
The tour will begin in Hickory
on April 11 and continue until May
8. ..
All rehearsals will be held in
the ballroom, of the Hotel Cherry
in Wilson. The strings will re
hearse on April 3 and the full or
chestra rehearsals will begin on
April 4 and continue through noon
on April 10.
WUNC
Tonight's schedule for WUNC,
University's FM radio, 01.5 mega
cycles: .7:00 p.m. Intermezzo
7:30 U. N. Story
7:45 Window on the World
8:00 Roger Wagner Chorale '
10:00 The News at Ten
10:10 Program Preview
10:15 Evening Masterwork 1
WUMC-TV
Today's schedule for WUNC-TV,
University's educational television,
channel 4:
12:45 p.m. News, Weather,-Sports
1:00 Today. on the Farm
1:30 Small Island
'Cat in Gloves'
Author Will
Appear Tonight
Baxter Sasser, author of "Cat In
Gloves", will be introduced to, the
audience after. The Carolina Play
makers' opening performance of
his folk comedy, tonight at the
Playmaker: Theatre at 8:30 p.m.
: The Playmakers have i invited
students to remain after the play's
first performance to ' discuss it
with the Mt. Olive. playwright,.. a.
foimer'UNC student. ' ,
The play will have four more
performances, .tomorrow througn
Sunday evenings, with' a matinee
at 2:30 Sunday. All seats are re
served at $1.50. " !
2:00 Music in View
6:00 Magic' Lantern
6:30 News and Weather
6:45 Sports
7:00 Loran to Batan
7:30 Social Problems
8:00 Elementary School Science
8:30 Your Schools
9:00 Final Edition
GOETTINGEN STUDY
1. .
Student exchange scholarshin an
plications for a year's study at I
Goettingcrc (Germany) University
are now available at Graham Me
morial, the YMCA and the Ger
man Dept.
One student will be selected
from UNC in early April for study
in one of Goettingen's seven de
partments. , .'
Goettingen . is . loocated in the
state of Lower Saxony, which is
publi.
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PHOTO CORRECTION
The picture of the new YMCA
officers in this week's Daily Tar
Hepl should have been accredited
tohe UNC Lab instead of Truman j
Moore, Daily Tar Heel photograp
her.
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Regarding his qualifications' for
the office Ifallford said: :
"I have the desire, I have the
time . . . and valuable experience.
My time is not divided among
other things and will be your
time."''
Outgoing Council officers are
Lewis Brumfield, president, Jim
Mcnteith, vice president, Ted
Kemp, secretary, Ray Long, treas
urer? Shelton Alexander, Court
chairman and David Reid, Court,
clerk. W
APPRECIATION ,
The Council gave all outgoing
officers an ovation and expressed
its appreciation for , the "fine
work" they had done. ,
Dormitory representatives : will
meet again shortly after the term
ination of spring holidays to ad
minister oath to 'the newly elected
officers. .
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MID-DAY LENTEN SERVICES
Mid-day1. Lenten Services . will be
held in Gerrard Hall today, Fri
day, Monday and Tuesday at 1 p.m.
These services are being held by
students in the YWCA Vespers
Committee in coordination with
the regular Watch Services spon
sored by the Baptist Student Un
ion. All students haye been invited
and the public is welcome. The
programs are scheduled for about
a half an hour each. -
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afternoon, 2:00, Turnages; Cabin
in Durham. Jazz by Dick Gable?
"All Stars." Beer served.
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