Pag Four
. Daily Ta, Heel Wodn.W g
r
The Daily Tar
Page Six
Competition for the 1953-54
Fulbright awards will be held
October 15, Dr. Sturgis E. Lea
vitt, chairman of the local Ful
bright Committee and -Kenan
Scholarships
Are Listed
By 2 Groups
Announcement was made yes
terday of two scholarship funds
open to interested students.
Eastman Kodak Co. will award
19 fellowships, each providing
$1,400 plus an allowance for tui
tion and fees, during the school
year 1952-53. Twelve of the fel
lowships are in chemistry, four in
chemical engineering and three
in physics.
They are offered to 18 U. S. in
stitutions, including the Univer
sity of North Carolina, which will
select a research student in the
last year of study for bis doc
torate. Basis of selection will be
the student's demonstrated abil
ity in his major, a high degree
of technical promise, soundness
of character and personal traits,
and financial need.
. Graduate fellowships are avail
able in 16 South American coun
tries for the 1953-54 academic
year. They are given under the
terms of the Convention for Pro
motion of Inter-American Cul
tural Relations.
The convention provides for an
annual exchange between the
Oct. 15 !s D
Fulbrighf Ho
WE
LCO
ACK!
TOWN & CAMPUS
wishes to extend a cordial welcome to all
students. As we enter into our first fall sea
son we will give you style and quality with
our Clothes. Drop in and browse around at
your leisure.
Imported & Domestic
SPORT JACKETS 27.50 up
FLANNEL SLACKS 9.95 up
Flannel, Worsted, Gabs
SUITS 50.00 up
SPORT SHIRTS 3.95 up
"Where CAROLINA Men Meet"
4 y
Lob
: Hftii'iiMnin i mi '' -
We extend a most cordial invitation for students and members of the faculty of U.N.C. to visit our
beautiful Dairy store, fountain and grill. We manufacture our own ICE CREAM rich and of pre
mium quality over 25 flavors to choose from paved parking area for over 100 cars OPEN
FROM 9 A.M. TO 11 P.M.
Heel Wednesday, September 24, 1952
For
21
Professor of Spanish, said yes
terday. The awards, open to seniors
and graduates, are for one year
of foreign study and include
transportation, tuition, books,
and maintenance for the aca
demic year.
Selection of the recipients is
made on a national competitive
basis, and the countries for
which the awards are available
are Australia, Austria, Belgium
and Luxembourg, Burma, Den
mark, Egypt, France, Greece,
India, Iran, Iraq, Italy, Japan,
Netherlands, New Zealand, Nor
way, Pakistan, Philippines,
Thailand, Turkey, Union of
South Africa and the United
Kingdom.
Additional information and
forms for application may be
obtained from the local Ful
bright Committee composed of
John N. Crouch, Kenan Pro
fessor of Botany; Nicholas Jay
Demerath, Professor of ' Socio
logy and Research Professor in
the Institute for Research in
Social Science and Dr. Leavitt.
United States and each of the sig
natory republics Bolivia, Brazil,
Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica,
Cuba, Dominican Republic, Gua
temala, Haiti, Honduras, Mexico,
Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay,
Peru and Venezuela.
Further information may be
obtained by writing to the Inter
national Education Programs
Branch Office of Education, Fed
eral Security Agency, Washing
ton 25, D. C.
fet-Ji
v i-.i
va;.:w:
efuls
M E
The Home of Fine Ice Cream
Phone 28851
' - - V -" ' - I -I- '
I , ' s ;ss
t-:::::!:v.::::::-:-:::v:.8'; . .3
rl j - j
GOV. ADLAI STEVENSON presents son Adlai Jr. with his
second lieutenant's commission at ceremonies at the U. S. Marine
Base, Quantico, Va. One of 600 Marines who received bars, young
Stevenson also accepted commissions for his platoon. The gov
ernori Democratic presidential nominee made a major address that
night in Richmond.
Planetarium's Show
On Flying Saucers
"Flying Saucers" is being presented in Morehead Plane
tarium daily at 8:30 p.m., on Saturdays at 3, 4 and 8:30 p.m.
and on Sundays at 2, 3, 4 and 8:30 p.m. through October 6.
This new presentation comes in response to many in-
:
Region Post
Given Nurse
At Carolina
Miss Jean Rebentisch of the
School of Public Health, has been
named as Regional Vice-Chairman
of the newly organized
Nursing Fellowship Fund for this
area.
At the same time Miss Reben
tisch announced the appointment
of Miss Barbara Landauer of the
Veterans Administration Hospital
in Oteen as State Chairman for
North Carolina.
The Nursing Fellowship Fund
was created last summer at the
biennial nursing convention in
Atlantic City by and for nurse
educators to provide the oppor
tunity for advanced education to
qualified nurses who would other
wise not be able to avail them
selves of such an educational ex
perience. The country has been
divided into six regions and funds
raised from each region will re
vert to that area. The national
committee will award as many
$2,000 fellowships as the amount
raised will permit.
Beginning the middle of Sep
tember, 18,000 nurse educators
will be asked by mail to contri
bute to the fund. Candidates will
study at the Division of Nursing
Education of Teachers College,
Columbia University in New
York. This will mark the first
time that nurses have organized
themselves into a national fund
raising committee for the ad
vancement of their own profes
sional training.
Although initially only nurse
educators will be solicited, vol
untary contributions from all are
islii
ilasLiAy !
-; , '.
Located in Glen Lennox Shopping
P. O. Box 908
s.
. fin : '
mt.
quiries, and as a result of wide-
spread public interest concerning
mysterious objects seen in the sky
during the past five years, man
ager Tony Jenzano says.
Each adult visitor will receive
a flying saucer "report sheet" to
fill out and return should he
sight a heavenly apparition at
some future date.
In this presentation, astronomi
cal and physical phenomena,
which have provided plausible
explanation to many saucer re
ports, are taken into account.
Special effects designed to repro
duce such phenomena will be
used throughout the performance.
An official helium - inflated
weather balloon eight to 10 feet
in diameter, supporting an alum
inum foil radar tracking device,
will be sent aloft in the Plane
tarium chamber at each per
formance. Visitors will see me
teors, a Bolide or fireball, a comet
and reproductions of strange ob
jects photographed by eye-witnesses
in other parts of the coun
try. On August 13, Robert Gegner,
Ronald Roy and Guy Davenport,
all of Fort Bragg, spotted and
tracked a strange star-like object
in the sky. Ed Higgins, of radio
station WDNC in Durham, has
provided an exclusive-transcribed
interview of their story which,
with other narrations, will be in
cluded in every performance.
The principle used to create the
fantastic light phenomenon in a
Bell jar by Noel Scott, physicist
at Fort Belvoir, Va., will be de
scribed with the visual aid of the
Planetarium's 40 inch glass dis
charge tube conducting a poten
tial of 4,000 volts through its low
pressure area to produce the
ionization effect.
welcome. Headquarters for the
Nursing Fellowship Fund are at
525 West 120 Street, New York 27.
1i
t
Center
710 Drivers
Lose Permits
During August
Special to The Daily Tab Heel
RALEIGH, Sept. 23 For driv
ing drunk 710 North Carolina mo
torists lost their legal driving
privileges in August, the Depart
ment of Motor Vehicles reported j
today. Another 109 were convict
ed of the same offense for the
second time.
The regular monthly summary
of violations requiring the sur
render of drivers' licenses con
tained 79 convictions for speed
ing over 75 mph; 73 for reckless
driving; 71 for two offenses of
speeding over 55 mph, and 59 for
driving after license revoked.
Miscellaneous convictions in
cluded the following: two offenses
of reckless driving, 35; transport
ing liquor, 45; unsatisfied judg
ment, 32; larceny of automobile,
35; driving after license suspend
ed, 27; habitual violator, 14, and
hit and run, 13.
During the month 117 persons
plost their licenses for failing to
maintain proof of financial re
sponsibility. .
Study Grants
BeingOffered
By Mexico
The Mexican government,
through a U. S.-Mexican agency,
is offering 17 grants to American
students for study in Mexico dur
ing the academic year beginning
March 1, 1953.
Eleven scholarships are at the
graduate level, paying tuition and
800 pesos monthly. Six under
graduate scholarships pay 700
per month. Preference will be
given junior and senior year stu
dents in the awarding of the
undergraduate scholarships.
Applications, which must be in
by October 15, may be obtained
from the Institute of International
Education, 1 E. 67th St., New
York 21, N. Y.
5b
p8ftS
...afneiv
attractive prices!
Start off school in a breeze with
one of these smart new Parker
2J's. Smart styling . . . better writ
ing features seldom offered at
even twice the price;
Coot. 1953 by Tb Fsrkw fM Company
Poetry Anthology Asks Student Vor,t
., . uQiir,oi Pnetrv Association,
ungmai verse may uu
submitted to the National Poetry
Association for publication in the
10th Annual Anthology of Col
lege Poetry.
Manuscripts must be typed or
written in ink on one side of a
sheet. The student's name,
school and address must appear
on each manuscript.
Entries are to be sent to Na-
We Have Used Copies Of
BOWMAN & BACH: Economic Analysis and Public
Policy 2nd Edit.
KERN: Essentials of Plant Biology
CRAVEN-JOHNSON: The U. S., Experiment in De
mocracy. TUNICK AND SAXE: Fundamental Accounting
AND MANY MORE
Ve Have Special Prices On:
FINCH & TREWARTHA: Elements of Geography
3rd ed - $3.35
SAMS AND McNAIR: Problems in Reading and Writ
ing. - $2.03
SHORT: Four Great American Novels 75c
LEAVITT & STOUDEMIRE: Vamos A Leer 25c
You Always Get A Better Deal
From Your Independent Bookseller.
205 E. Franklin St.
i -mad?"
n
h
Parker "21"
With metal slip-on
cap. Hooded point.
Colors: Black, Blue,
Green and Red.
$5.75
y
.1
V
i
Writing'sim with the New "21"! You glide through schoolwork
on a super-smooth point of Octanium, the wonderful new 8-metal
alloy. Ink is specially metered to prevent skips and blots.
What's more, the "21" stores more ink in a new-type reservoir
which you can see through. And Parker's exclusive, full-length
hooded point protects against smudgy fingers. Choose your new
Parker "21" for school now!
i
Also see the economy pen value of the year. ..PARKETTE $3.53
3210
uuw"
Selby Avenue, Los Angeles.
Dr. Hamrncrsley VHl
Talk Here Friday
Hammersley
Oxford University will speak
Friday at 4 p.m. in Phillips Hall
on "Some Recent Development
in the Theory of a Random
Variable."
Chapel Hill, K. C.
n
5
1 I
I 1
i
I 1
! S
5 ?
PAP - ER
1
NT MATE
Parker "21"
DeLuxe
A luxurious pen with
solid engraving on
metal cap and clip.
4 colors.
$7.50
Parker "21"
Custom
12K rolled gold
plate cap and clip
only gold capped pen
near the price.
$10.00
of