The Daily Tar Heel from Chapel Hill, North Carolina • Page 4

TAR HEEL WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1954 Tarnation Hits Streets Today Graduate Education (The Graduate Education Club will meet tomorrow night at 7:30 in the Rendezvous Room of Graham Memorial. The program will fpature a brief business and pro Nursing School GeSs $133,493 Aid Gran The UNC School of Nursing has received a training grant of $133,493, Elizabeth L. Kemble, dean of the school, announced recently. Covering a four-year period beginning, next July 1, the grant is tit 4 JMk JUDY JACKSON, A JUNIOR Tri-Delt coed from Shreveport, La. was crowned the "Sweetheart of Sigma Chi'' at the annual Sweetheart Ball in Burlington Saturday night.

Miss Jackson is shown being crowned by her escort Britt Glenn of Spartanburg, S. Cornell Wright Photo. The April Tarnation, with one em oil niptiirp of Pinup Lilly cnrib- tin p. will be out today, according to Editor Rueben Leonard. The humor magazine, which was I 1 4.

scheduled to appear yesieraay out couldn't because ot wei ins, iet-tnrs a naue of what is titled "The and another of Jacic wea ver's two-page comic strips, this one tagged "Puperman. An aridpd attraction this issue is a book review section. Tarnation reviews such books as "The Pic- SPECIAL! i 1 500 Pair COTTON BABY CORD (without pleats) 3.95 Lt. Blue Lt. Tan Lt.

Grey THE DAILY Coeds Named (Continued from page 1) Hawley, Katherine Kerr, Eleanor Saunders, and Peggy Pierpont. Nurses: Ann Glenn, Shirley Guenther, Patricia Ball, Sue Folger, Ruth Holmes, Martha Lentz, Margaret Johnson, Mary Lou Norwood, Mary Ann Keeter, Meredith Ann Buff aloe, Nan Howel, Mary Louise Cameron, and Barbara Hedburg. Old Books On The Sale Table Are Only 19c each Today. Sharpshoot A Bargain! THE INTIMATE BOOKSHOP 205 E. Franklin St.

Open Evenings i Ull II in BE READY! when that HOT WEATHER closes in There's No Better Than BENNETT PACE FOUR 30 Students See 'Saucer' At Kure Beach The Daily Tar Heel learned of another weekend 'saucer incident" yesterday afternoon. One near Durham was reported earlier this Phil Scott, a junior pre-dental student from Hillsboro, reported seeing an "amazing astronomical phenomenon" while on a Westminster Fellowship retreat bt Kure Beach last Saturday night. Scott reports that there were about 30 persons on the trip who saw what he describes as a "saucer-like object." looked like a comet," he said, "except that it was too short-lived. It was well defined not misty, and was definitely not a shooting star. "It lasted longer and traveled slower, was a brilliant yellowish color, and had a head and tail.

We watched it until it seemed to break into two pieces and die out." Love, Joyner. Finals: same as 60 yar dash. 300 Yard Dash Finals only in this event Heinz, Joyner; Kusterer, Joyner; Meaders, Connor; Dodson, Alexander; Shuford, Joyner; Geisser, Connor; Elder, Gonnor; Cain, Old West. Mile Run Finals only in this event. Carpenter, Dent.

Barrin-ger, Dent. Smith, Alexander; Geisser, Connor; Brunelle, Connor; Lore, Joyner; McGinn Joyner; McCormick Joyner; Waters Old West; Jones Old West. 70 Yard High Hurdles Finals only. Gehan Connor; Devancy, Connor; Hood, Dent. Sch.

70 Yard Low Hurdles Finals only. Hood, Dent Gehan, Con nor; Devancy, Connor; Brunelle, Connor; Mohorn, Joyner; Loves, Joyner; Lore, Joyner. 440 Yard Relay Finals only. Joyner, Connor, Alexander, Dental School. 880 Yard Relay Finals only.

Alexander, Connor, Joyner, Old West. Need Money For Something Special We will finance, re-finance, or make you a loan on your car. HERRING MOTOR FINANCE, INC. fessional discussion followed by a square dance. tiire of Oscar Wilde," "Milksop's Fairy (Tales," and "The Best Years of Our Wife." BERMAN'S Specials For Wednesday FIELDCREST CANNON Percale Sheets Double and Single 2.98 go.

Other Single Sheets 1.79 Terry Clofh AH Colors $1.00 a yd. Large Group DRESSES Were Up To 6.95 Wednesday Only 5.00 BERMAN'S DEPT. STORE i i LS3 LOVE SECRETS! WHOLE EARTH IS KINDA BIG SHMOO REAPY WE NEEDS, IF OK1LV LET ITSf- Can Eat 1 made by the United States Public Health Service, with the approval of the U. S. Surgeon General.

fThe grant will be used to estab lish a project "to study the problems and methods involved in incorporating needed aspects of social and psychiatric science into the program of undergraduate nursing education." Announcement will be made later of appointments to the staff of the project, including a full time social scientist as director, a psychiatrist, a psychiatric nurse, and a public health nurse. Providing better nursing care for patients is the ultimate objective of the project, the announcement stated. Experience gained from this study, it said, should result "in the development of a new pattern for collegiate basic nursing which will provide improved integration of mental health aspects of care jn the students' experience and training." Among those who have agreed to serve in an advisory capacity during the study period are Dr. Gordon W. Blackwell, director of the Institute for Research in Social Science; Ruth M.

Boyles, professor of nursing; Mary V. Cheek, assistant professor of nursing. Also Dr. William L. Fleming, professor of medicine; Dr.

O. David Garvin, local, district health officer; Alice J. Gifford, professor of nursing; Dr. J. Minor Gwynn, professor.

of education; Dr. George Ham, head of the Department of Psychiatry; Dean Kemble. Dr. F. Douglas Lawrason, assistant dean of the School of Medicine; Dr.

Edward G. McGavran, dean of the School of Public Health; Dr. W. W. Pierson, dean of the Graduate School; and Dr.

Harvey L. Smith, associate professor in the Division of Health Affairs. Mural Track (Continued from page 3) Hardison, SAE; Joyner, Phi Delt; Byerly, Beta; Barmise, TEP; Reit-zel, Theta Chi. Finals: 2 from each heat qualify for finals. 440 Yard Relay Finals: four fastest times place.

Heat 1 Theta Chi, Pi Lamb, TEP, Beta, SAE. Heat 2 Phi Delt, DKE, SPE, Zeta, ATO. 880 Yard Relay Finals: four fastest times place. Heatl ATO, SAE, Zeta, DKE. Heat 2 Phi Delt, Beta, TEP, Theta Chi.

DORMITORY DIVISION 60 Yard Dash Heat 1 Kusterer, Joyner; Ray, Joyner; Shab, Connor; Smith, Winston; Knighten, Dental School. Heat 2 Barefoot, Joyner; Diamond; Connor, Gilleland, Old West; Castillyo, Connor. Finals: 3 from each heat qualify for finals. 100 Yard Dash Heat 1 Cain, Old West; Cul-breth, Dental School; Castillyo, Connor; Worrell, Joyner; Ray, Joyner. Heat 2 Knighten, Dent.

Smith, Winston; Shah, Connor; THASS WHY Kl LLED YORE Wednesday Nite AIN'T HE THSSAMfc TO 0, I SAY 3A SO THEY'LL HATE FO HAVIM' is Sensational Daring Thrilling The Intimate and Revealing Story of Women Sharing Love Secrets That Would Shock Even Their Men! sfe-K Ipilpi ri, iii a Baha'i Religion In Discussion Tonight In GM "Baha'i Peace Program, Its Principles, and the Story of Baha'i World Faith," will be the topic of a talk tonight by James F. Ginnent at 7:30 in Graham Memorial's Roland Parker lounge. "Baha'i is an independent, international religion," explained Walter R. Wooten, campus Baha'i Faith leader and sophomore here. "(The speaker will tell the dramatic story and principles of the Baha'i Faith, and will correlate these principles with current, world-shaping Among topics to be discussed specifically are the "birth of Baha'i Faith," and "the Baha'i Program for a World Federal System of Government." Theme of the discussion is "Baha'i Principles for World Civilization." Slides will be shown in connection with the talk.

Students attending the meeting will be able to ask the speaker questions on th Baha'i faith following the address. WHAT GOES 0M HERE Ring Sales The Grail will sponsor UNC ring sales tomorrow from 10 a.m. till until 4 p.m. Rho Chi Rho Chi Pharmacy Society will sponsor a speech tomorrow night by Dr. C.

W. Waller at 8 o'clock in Howell Hall. Orientation (Continued from page 1) will be given out. This booklet is designed to aid the counselor in preparing his meetings with the groups next fall and to provide a general information directory for him. Appointments of the Orientation Committee to sub-committees have been made and these groups are at work on their part of the Orientation program.

The committees are: literature, Ed Yoder and Jim Exum; coed ball, Bev Webb and Babie Dilorio; freshman picnic, Ed McCurry and Patsy Daniels; special events, Dusty Lamson and Gil Ragland; and selection of counselors, Martin Jordan, Bill ITemple, Bob Young, Bob Barlowe, and Rollie Tillman. Winqfield Continued from page 1 a reasonable length of time say one week the United States will make war on the Communist dictatorship which has usurped power in China, and prosecute the war by aerial attack on the radio and railroad communications which are all that hold China together, and continue that attack until the Communist dictatorship is destroyed." This years officers for the Order are Jim Maynard, president; Harry Pawlik, vice-president and Harvey Bradshaw, secretary-treasurer. Dean E. L. Mackie is the order's recorder.

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