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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1951
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Gordon Gray, University. Pres
ident, has accepted a' position as
chairman of two7year program to
study, ways and means of provid
ing better hospital care at a lower
cost to the public.
President x Gray .will serve as
chairman of the; independent
Commission on Financing of Hos
pital Care, which will make the
sttidy .for the American Hospital
Association. .
-The announcement of the ac-
made Sunday in St. Louis,
vention of the Association. .
Members of Gray's commission
will include representatives of
agriculture, education, industry,
labor and religion, as well as
medical and hospital representa
tives. . . '-. ;
Direction of the study will be
under Graham L. Davis, director
of the division of hospitals of the
W. K. Kellog Foundation Battle
" Creek, ; Mich. Davis has- been
granted a two year leave of ab
sence from the Kellog Founda
tion to direct - the work of ; the
Commission." ' v-
: The proposed study ; has been
made possible through contribu
tions from jphilanthf opic founda
tions and individuals with an
interest in the public health.
Continentals
Study H
Fourteen young German teach
ers will study at the University
this year as part of a program to
develop understanding among
foreigners of American philoso
phy. -
The University is one of 16 in
stitutions chosen to participate
in this program by the U. S.
Office of Education, . v ,
Dean Guy B. Phillips and other
members of the school of educa
tion have mapped ?plans for; the
German teachers, who .will Te
main here for a six months
period. . ;
The University's school of ed
ucation was chosen because of
the emphasis it places on teacher
training, particular - in the. el
mentary field.
The foreign students will live J
in University dormitories with all
tuition and personal expenses
paid by the Office of Education.
Visiting Prof
Teaches Law
Dr. Segundo Linsres Quintana,
Argentine lawyer and professor,
arrived in this country Sept. 3,
to take ud his duties as a visiting
professor of law at the University
during the fall term of the 1952
52 academic year.
This visit in a professorship,
sponsored jointly by the Univer
sity and the Department of State,
is a part of the U.S. Information
and Educational Exchange Pro
gram. ;
. Born in La Plata on August 7,
1909, Dr. Linares Quintana is, at
present, on the law faculties of
both , the University of Buenos
! Aires and ""the University of La
Plata. He received his Doctor of
Jurisprudence degree from the
University of , Buenos Aires ant
has been connected with the fa
culty there since 1939.
In addition to his academic ac
tivities, he also held several pub
lic r offices -including the posts of
Technical Adviser to the Argen
tine Library of Congress, and Di
rector (of ; the " Department of
Labor of the Province of Buenos
Aires. He is a member of both
Argentine and American legal
societies, including the American
Academy of Political and Social
Science.
Dr. Linares Quintana is the
author of many books and ar
ticles on Latin American and
United States' law and politics
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Logan Wilson
At University
Dr. Logan Wilson, new-academic
vice, president of r the Consoli
dated University, has' arrived in
Chapel Hill and taken over in
his new duties. Dr. Wilson comes
to the University from Newcomb
College of Tulane University
wherehe- was Dean and chairman
of Sociology.
- He was appointed bywthe trus
tees last May on recommendation
of President Gordon Gray, and" is
primarily - concerned with ac
ademic affairs of the three units
xf the - Consolidated University.
His appointment is another step
in the development program of
President Gray.' . 7 X .
He will be an ex officio member
of the faculties of the three in
stitutions, of the administrative
council, of the faculty of each
school and college within each of
the institutions and of such com
mitees of the faculties, as may
be charged with the duty of con
sidering matters pertaining to the
faculties of curriculm.
Dr. Wilson will serve in a staff
capacity in the office of the Pre
sident and under the direction of
the President will work with and
' hrough the three 1 chancellors.
j Dr. Wilson is, 44 y ears old and a
native of Huntsville, Texas. He
holds degrees from Sam Houston
College, Southern Methodist Uni
versity, the Uuiversity of Texas,
and Harvard.
Whaf s New With The Profs
"James L. Godfrey," professor of
English, with his wife and chil
dren . recently sailed from New
York for England where Godfrey,
as a President's Fellow of Brown
University, will srjend this school
year in study, research, and writ
ing. .
Godfrey is there for the pur
pose of obtaining, information
for the preparation of a history
of the" British Labor Government
since it's coming into power in
1945v : .
He intends to delve into such
problems as the nationalization
of certain industries, the inter
national; trade V! position of the
island empire, the introduction of
broad scale planning and its
effect on personal liberties, the
organization of social services,
innovations in education, the im
pact of the Labor program on the
class structure of society, and the
historical and philosophical roots
of the socialist movement.
APO Meets TonJghi"
Alpha H Phi Omega, nationaj
service fraternity of scouts ar;j
former ; scouts, : will hold ifieir
kick-off meeting tonight at 7 p.m.
Important arrangements are to
be made for this Saturday. Also
good news is in the offering for
all brothers, Jerry Shuping said.
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opponents hold ai edge lngjj.
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series which started. .-In 1893.
Notre Dame has beaten the "Tar
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tween the two institutions.
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and has translated several legal
document! and books into. Spa
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Constitution of the United States.
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Restaurant. Try our Seafood Platte
Steaks, and Italian Spaghetti. We
look forward to serving you.
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