! Jim Martin
' . !...U.S. Congressman
Martin Seeks
Candidates For
Academies
Representative Jim
Martin (R-NC) is seeking
young men endw^men who
might be interested in re
ceiving a free college edu
cation while pursuing a
career as an officer in the
armed forces.
Congressman Martin..
said he is currently receiv
ing applications from
high school juniors who an
interested in attending
West Point, Annapolis, the
Air Force Academy, or the
Merchant Marine Aca
demy. The Congressman
stressed that nominations
are based solely on the
recommendations of non
partisan review panels for
each academy.
Each military institution
offers a full four year col
lege education at no coat to
the appointee or their pa
rents. Also, all medical and
dental benefits are provid
ed at no cost to the stu
dents.
Young roep and women
interested m more infor
mation, should contact
Congressman Martin’s
Charlotte office at 704
372-1976.
Arts Festival
The JCSU Union Pro
gram Board is presenting
its annual Fine Arts Fes
tival. Highlights will in
clude a night of “Jazz
Under The Stars,” several
theatre presentations and a
fine arts carnival Satur
day. A schedule of events is
included. All events are
open to the public free of
charge (except far Fri
day's play, “1001 Black ’
Inventions” where there
win be a $1 charge for
non-students).
The Pin Points Theatre
of Washington, D.C., win
present a blend of drama
and satire in “1001 Black
Inventions,” an effort to
dispell the stereotyped
notions that black contri-.
buttons are limited to
sports and entertainment
Playwright Erskey Free
man and five other cast
members will dramatize
vignettes -of Benjamin
Banneker, self-taught as
tronomer and mathema
tician; Jan Ernest Mat
zelgier, inventor of a
machine to mass produce
shoes; and Dr. Daniel
Hale Williams, First to
perform opqp heart sur
gery in 1803. A skit in
which a typical family
attempts to go through one
day without conveniences
developed by blacks fol
low. (Throw out the re
frigerator, beds, lamps,
iron, and sewing machine
for starters.)
For more information,
call Union Program Board
Director Joyce Crisp at
378-1048 weekdays.
Recruitment
Day Program
Set For May 5
The Charlotte Chapter of
North Carolina Central
University invites all area
high school students to at
tend our Annual Recruit
ment Day Program, Satur
day, May S, at noon at West
Charlotte High School
Omni Room.
Our purpose is to into
duce the students and their
parents to the University
through the dynamic pre
sentations by our Director
of Admissions, Mrs. Nancy
Rowland. The University
offers a wide range of un
dergraduate and graduate
majors. During the fall of
the year, this Recruitment
Day will be followed up
with a bus tour to the
campus in Durham, N.C.,
so that these students may
view the campus and have
an opportunity to talk with
faculty-staff members and
other students in the va
rious areas os study.
Pamest of the high
school shidente are encour
aged tty attend our Re
cruitment Day Activities 1
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Judicial Nominating Committee
Accepting Candiates
The Judicial Nominating
Committee is now accept
ing candidates for the Of
fice of Special Superior
Court Judge. This vacancy
was created by the ap
pointment of Judge Charles
C. Lamm as Resident Su
perior Court Judge in the
Twenty-Fourth Judicial
District.
Pursuant to Executive
Order 79, Governor Hunt
will fill this vacancy from
nominations submitted by
the Division IV Panel of the
Judicial Nominating Com
mittee. To be a candidate,
a person must be an at
torney and a resident of one
of the following coun
ties: Avery, Buncombe,
Burke, Caldwell, Cataw
ba, Cherokee, Clay, Cleve
land, Gaston, Graham,
Haywood, Henderson,
Jackson, Lincoln, Ma
con, Madison, McDowell,
Mecklenburg, Mitchell*.
Polk, Rutherford, Swain;
Transylvania, Watauga,
and Yancey.
The Judicial Nominating
Committee was created by
Governor Hunt by Execu
tive Order to provide for
non-partisan selection of.
Superior Court Judges. It is
the purpose of this Com
mittee to seek out and
nominate to the Governor
the beslf qualified persons
to hold Judicial office. - > -
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Citizens are invited to
recommend to the commit
tee candidates for this po
sition by waiting to the
Executive Secretary, Ju
dicial Nominating Com
mittee, Office of the Go
vernor, Raleigh, N. C.
27611. Committee will be
accepting candidates
through May 18, 1964.
For more information,
please contact Jack Coxort
or Pam Gaitber in Go
vernor Hunt's Office at 91 »
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