THE DAILY ' TAR HEEL.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1952
PAGE SIX
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acenses.
epf. Says
If your drivers license is due
to expire soon, better get it
renewed or pay the penalty.
Motorists are urged by the
Department of Motor Vehicles
to renew applications any time
within 60 days- before the
license expires. They- may be,
.stopped by a Highway Patrolr
man' but' will not be issued a
ticket unless the license is void
"by more than 30 days. .
Under the Department's re
vised "driver licensing program,
begun in 1948. a number o
licenses are expiring daily.
Elton R. Peele, of the Licensing
Section asked that motorists
take a close look at their
driver's license and note the
expiration date which, he
pointed out, falls on the licen
see's birthdate.
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Promotions Are Announced;,
Revamping Made Vacancies
To fill vacancies created by the R. Womack, Spencer. The AF-
reorganization of the AFROTC
Cadet Corps at the University of
North Carolina, Lt. Col. Jesse, J.
Moorhead; professor of air sci
ence and tactics, recently 'an
nounced a new group of cadet
promotions. .
This reorganization was dictat
ed by the increased enrollment in
the air Science department,
which has more than doubled- in
size in the past year, to a total of
over 700 cadets. The present or
ganization is flexible enough to
accomodate the 1000 cadets ex
pected in the corps next Fall.
Under Ithe old organization
there was one Group, command
ed by Cadet Colonel James R.
Strickland of Wilson. The new
Wing structure, which contains
two Groups will be commanded
by Strickland as the ranking
cadet colonel. William R. Burk
hold?r. Candor and Larry F. Bot
to, Bradenton, Fla., who have
foaen promoted to the rank of
Cad2t Colonel, will command the
two Groups.
William F. Redding, III, of
Ashcboro, has been promoted to
. the rank of Cadet Lieutenant
Colonel and will serve as Wing
Executive Officer.
Cadets Robert S. Green, Lewis
villa; Robert L. Hartsell, Char
lott3; and George N. Hutton,
Hickory, were promoted to the
rank of Cadet Lieutenant and
will command three of the eight
Squadrons. The other Squadron
Comr"nders are Cadet Lieuten
ant Colonels George S. Black
welder, Hickory; Robert . M.
Creed, Fayetteville; Charles W.
Crone, Goldsboro; Ben E. James,
Jr. Jacksonville, Fla.; and Jerry
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The University has received as
a gift, a substantial portion of the
personal library of the late John
Nolen, distinguished city and re
gional planner, formerly, of Cam
bridge, Mass., Chancellor Robert
B. House announced today.
This collection of more than
2,000 volumes is one of the most I
complete of its kind in the world
and has been presented by Mrs.
John Nolen of Canton, Mass,, as
a memorial to her husband to en- t
rich the teaching and research re-
sources of the University's De- j
partment of City and 1 Regional i
Planning, headed by John A.
Parker."
A pioneer in his field, .Mr.
Nolen was internationally known
for his work. He studied at the
University of Pennsylvania and
at Harvard and did graduate work
at Oxford and at the University
of Munich. - -
His first assignment on gradu-
ROTC Band is commanded by
Cadet Lt. Col. Edward S. Coley,
Elizabeth City.,
Appointed to the Wing Staff
with the rank of Cadet Major
were James K. Daugherty, Balti
more, "Md.; Robert E. Goodman,
El Pasoi Texas; Norman C. Hu,
Honolulu, T. H.; James P. Ma
honey, Fairlington, Va.; John W.
Ross, Green Cove Spring, Fla.;
Andrew P. Shevda, Weirton, W.
Va. and Franklin M. White, Sal
emburg. - Cadet Majors Robert E. Thom
as Greenville S. C. and George
D. Smith Dallas Texas were ap
pointed on the Group Staffs as
Adjutants. Cadet Captains Rob
ert W. Parlier Hillsboro, and Ar
thur R. Cogswell, Jacksonville,
Fla. were assigned as Group per
sonnel officers. ' -
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consistently good food, reasonable prices
and courteous service '
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Your family or date will agree that our seafood is ocean
fresh with a variety of delicious choices that are hard
to beat
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ation from Harvard was the plan
ning of Myers Park in Charlotte,
which -was undertaken in 1906 at
the request of the late George
Stephens. This was the beginning
of an active career that was to
take him to all parts of this coun
try and to other countries.
In the Southeast he developed
city plans for Roanoke Va.
Orientation
airman
Is Sought
Gh
Applications are now being .
accepted from junior women for ther recognition of the signifi
the position of Women's Oriental j cance of the work of the Uni-
tion Chairman.
Interested women may obtairi
application blanks in house meet
ings tonight- House presidents
will answer any questions con
cerning the position
In addition to submitting an
application blank, the applicant
must be cooperative, responsible,
have speaking and organizational
ability, and skill in delegating
responsibility.
The chairman will be selected
on the basis of her application
blank and an interview with the
council. .
AH application blanks must be
returned to the house presidents
by February 15 and should be
brief and concise. "
Applicants will be notified by
the council concerning the time
of their interview. '
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(1906); Savannah, Ga. (1906);
Chattanooga, Tenn. ( 191 0 ) ;
Kingsport, Term. (1916) ; Char
lotte (1917) ; Spartansburg,.S. C.
(1921) ; Asheville (1922) ; John
son City, Tenn. (1927); and Clewis-
ton, Fla. (1929.
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In 1917 Mr. Nolen prepared
plans for the development of the
campus of the University of North
Carolina. - -
Commenting on this gift which
contains many ' of Mr. Nolen'
own works and ' which is to be
known as the John Nolen Me
morial Collection in City and Re
gional Planning, Chancellor
House said that "Mrs. Nclen's
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versity in this field.
Scabbard And. Blade Honors 10 Men
Ten new members of the Scab
bard and Blade took the oath of
initiation during a five-star rit
ual last night in the Naval Ar
mory. Composed of Midshipmen and
Cadets from the two ROTC units
here, the ten new members re
ceived their membership, ribbons
following the ritual directed by
the chapter's captain, -James
Strickland. '
The roster of initiates is Robert
S. Green, Robert E. Goodman,
Norman C Hull-Ryde, William
R. Burkholder, Frank M. White,
Richard F. Davis, D. Whitaker
Davis, Woodrow W. Williams, Jo
Di Defeats
ROTC Bill
By 19-4
The Dialectic Senate defeated
at its regular meeting on Tuesday
night a bill calling for the abolish
ment of the present ROTC system
and the establishment of a com
pulsory college military training
program in -its place.
Voted down 19-4. the measure
received its principal support
from former servicemen who saw
- a greater need for specialization
and discipline; "UMT," they said,
"would improve this.'
Drawn up by the Ways and
Means committee the bill was
introduced by president pro-tern
Ed Smith. Most opposition came
from ROTC candidates who be
lieved that officer training should
be arbitrary and not compulsory.
seph J. Gray, and Thomas H. Sta
ton. Old members participating in
the ceremonies were James
Strickland, W. Frank Redding,
Sheldon J. Plager, Larry Blotto,
James E. Montague, Robert L0
Strickland, William C. Holton,
George M. Stevens, Jr., John Ca
zin, Jr., and William C. Bostic
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