. 4 h4 i " FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1951 ... L ;E EIGHT THE DAILY TATC HEEL PAGE NINE K. . v. ..X.-.-.- .. ...... ... - x-:sV'Yv'v.,.1'.. 2 si- ' " - V 1 1" US , f V It it -UC.'Fi :r si 0 I . f- 1 II: 1 i! II II ii .sv:::;v::. W v '':Kv.v:oiv V.'.'.'.V.'. .V . sV.-.'.-....0XC.VC. v.y.v.v. -jaw ;v;v r-v - . -,- i' 5V.-.a;-.v- Him r,.; I ii If Vv-k Governor Scoii To Attend Highway Safety Meet Here - . . . -. . v .V.V.V.V .;...;,-.-. ) :; .yX-:-:: iiy I .-x::v:x.:'x::v:Xy.X::;:: lexsre . some, of the new. ad iSs,tive:n.ci f department rds who'RI v eassixmed posi i4ii,'the Varfe in the :oIIeMfcAffairs at the iversityzdurmlhe last year, 'op rpiv, : lelf Fto right: Dr. pBes 3HpytBurnett, head, De menoTMedicinef School of licindliospital; Dr. Nathan tonyrWflmacJiead, Depart- i.V md.A..kLmm S?5WiSSSS ' " 'XxXy.ys: i '3 mr. u i 111 wnl i 1 w-5 '' ment of Surgery, School of Medi cine , and Hospital; Dr. Sidney Shaw Chipman, head, department of Maternal and Child Health, School of Public Health, and Dr. Edward A. Brecht, Jr., dean, School of Pharmacy. . Middle row: Dr. Thomas C. Butler, professor of pharmaco logy,' School of Medicine; Mrs. Alice Gifford, .professor, and co ordinator of Public Health Nurs- fing,5choorof . Nursing; Miss Ruth 1 1 Mary .Boyles, professor of nurs ' ing in , charge of the basic curri- culurn, School of Nursing, and Miss Lucille Stuart Spalding, di rector of Nursing Service in the University Hospital and professor of nursing. t Bottom row: "Dr. Claude R. Baker, head, department of Fixed Partial Dentures; Dr. Walter Alexis Hall, Jr., head department of Prosthetic Dentistry; Dr. Wil liam Wellesley Demeritt, Jr., head department of Periodontics, and Dr. Roger Sturdevant, head, de partment of Operative Dentistry, all of the School of Dentistry. - A. special highway safety meet ing of state recorders' and mayors' court judges, solicitors, sheriffs, and police will be held in Chapel Hill .Dec. 14 it was announced by Comsnissioner L. C. Rosser. Governor Scott and Supreme Court Justice W. A. Devin will attend the meeting, which will begin at 10:30 a.m. in the Insti tute of Government building. The enforcement and judicial officials will cooperate in formulating plans to cut down the toll of. high way accidents which have already claimed 930 lives since January. Commissioner Rosser said that suggestions from the group of of ficials that have been asked to attend would be especially perti nent to the problem at hand since they have jurisdiction over , the violation of Motor Vehicle Laws. In a letter urging attendance of the safety meeting, Governor Scott asked that the group con sider ". . . all ways of tightening up law-enforcing procedures -and bringing about the highest pos sible degree of cooperation, be tween police, prosecutors and judges in going as far as effec tive law; enforcement can go in safe guarding the lives and pro perty, of people on the streets and highways of North Carolina." Gray Back For Good Unless Army Calls Him hrisfmas Carol' Show i o Be Present edSunday A two-fold - program for the children of Orange country dur ing "the Christmas season will be the ; reading , by Samuel Selden, director - of the ': Carolina - Play makers,. : of Dickens' famed "Christmas Carol," and a collec tion. thi" Orange. Country Emp- fiy-Pingiurid i.iri::- the Play- makers Theatre at" 3 o'clock. f-'Precedih'fpProfessor Selden's traditional reading of the biloved Christmas story, member is of the Empty Stocking Fund Committee, headed by Mrs. Henry Clark, Jr., will collect donations of money, r - 8 I h clothing,. food and toys for distri bution among children in this county on Christmas day. Professor Selden's reading, edit ed into four staves, will be the 34th renewal of a cherished event at the University. The late Dr. Frederick H. Koch, founder of the Playmakers, initiated the season al program, and gave a total of 278 readings of Dickens' story in many sections of the country, appearing four times in Town Hall in New York. Professor f5eJ: den is continuing the series. The Empty Stocking Fund is a Junior Service League project, and was inaugurated in Orange county last year to provide needy children with Christmas' gifts. Donations amount to more than $1,000 in value were collected kst Gordon Gray, president of the Consolidated University, will be back full-time starting January 1. Active with the job of organiz ing the Psychological Strategy Board since June, Gray has worked in Chapel Hill about two days a week since he was ap pointed to the government post by President Truman. He told (the UNC Board of Trustees last June that he would work on a part time basis. At that time,, he expected to finish the job by September. However, he was forced to ex tend the date to January because of unexpected work in setting up the board. The trustees granted him an additional stay. At present, Gray is working on Grad Gets FBI Award Edward Scheidt, UNC graduate and special agent in charge of the New York FBI office, was the re cipient of honors , recently when associates and ; members of the Federal Court in New York ac knowledged the completion of his 20 years of service in FBI. The ceremonies consisted of a mock trial, attended by 700 per sons who overflowed a courtroom in the United States Court House at Foley Square, N. Y. Scheidt was found "guilty" in mock trial proceedings o f "twenty years of loyalty and de voted -service." He received the Bureau's 20-year service award, a silver key, and a set of luggage from members of the New York office which he has headed for ;ix years. A congratulatory mes ;e from a report to the President concern ing the board. Dr. Raymond B. Allen, .presi dent of the University of Wash ington, will take over the job in January. Gray will be available as a consultant for Allen's bene fit. Allen has a great interest in psychological warfare problems and is finishing his other gov ernmental duties quickly to as sume the new post by New Year's. ; When Gray was granted the part-time leave of absence by the trustees in June, he told them that "nothing short of the Presi dent's calling me back in the Army as a captain, which he has the power to do, could force me to leave the University perma nently." Gray has served as secretary of the Army, special presidential aide, and now is chairman of the National- Commission on Financ ing of Hospital Care, but the job does not interfere with his Uni versity work. f 'Travel Agency The Graham Memorial Travel Agency will be open today and Monday during1 the regular 2-4 hours to handle last minute tra vel details for persons desiring to travel during the holidays. Director Frank Allston an nounced that Monday will be the last day of business for the fall quarter. The agency will reopen for business on Thurs day, January 3. Allston also stated "ihai"per" sons who had paid for air line tickets at the office during the past several days would pick these tickets up at the Raleigh Durham Airport rather than in Graham Memorial basement. Anycn3 desiring io do busi ness with iho 2 vUii ASP has everything Iiead start on your easily a 4 JulV Mb ' V i you need to get a loBiday Marketing . . . Thriftily!;;'';' Want more time, mon and energy for Christ mas shopping and entertaining? 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