THE DAILY
Coeds Named
(Continued from page 1)
Hawley, Katherine Kerr, Eleanor
Saunders, and Peggy Pierpont.
Nurses: Ann Glenn, Shirley
Guenther, Patricia Ball, Sue Folger,
Ruth Holmes, Martha Lentz, Marg
aret Johnson, Mary Lou Norwood,
Mary Ann Keeter, Meredith Ann
Buff aloe, Nan Howel, Mary Louise
Cameron, and Barbara Hedburg.
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embers
11. Subside
12. Young
owl
13. Undershot
waterwheel
14. Unbind
15. Unable
to hear
16. Gold
(Her.)
17. Hops kiln
(var.)
18. Apart
ments DOWN
1. Company
of mu
sicians 2. Musical in
strument 3: Girl's
name
4. Not
flexible
5. Affirma
tive vote
6. Woo
7. Possess
8. Singing
voice
9. Hawaiian
wreaths
19. Let it stand
(print.)
16. Tree
19. Fate
20. Prosecute
judicially
21. Goddess
of dawn
24. All correct
25. Two-toed
sloth
29. Big
31. Heeds
32. Factor
33. Perform
34. Gathering
of neigh
bors for
work
35. Slant
38. Awing
41. Guido's
lowest
note
42. Girl's
name
46. First Con
federate president
48. A Boy
Scout
group
49. Occurrence
50. A fruit
(It.)
51. Tree
(W. Afr.)
52. Units of
force
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TAR HEEL WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1954
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JUDY JACKSON, A JUNIOR Tri-Delt coed from Shreveport, La.
was crowned the "Sweetheart of Sigma Chi'' at the annual Sweet
heart Ball in Burlington Saturday night. Miss Jackson is shown being
crowned by her escort Britt Glenn of Spartanburg, S. d Cornell
Wright Photo. .
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22. Coin
(Swed.)
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26. Seize
27. Part
of
"to be"
28. Employ
30. Roman '
money
31. Jump
33. Speck
36. Full
of
life
and
vigor
37. Betimes
38. Fruit
drinks
39. Volcanic
rock
Yesterday's Answer
40. Birds as
a class
43. Kind of
chop
44. Stir
45. Simians
47. Those in
office
48. Old
measure
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Baha'i Religion
In Discussion
Tonight In GM
"Baha'i Peace Program, Its Prin
ciples, and the Story of Baha'i
World Faith," will be the topic of
a talk tonight by James F. Ginnent
at 7:30 in Graham Memorial's Ro
land Parker lounge.
"Baha'i is an independent, in
ternational religion," explained
Walter R. Wooten, campus Baha'i
Faith leader and sophomore here.
"(The speaker will tell the dra
matic story and principles of the
Baha'i Faith, and will correlate
these principles with current,
world-shaping events.'
Among topics to be discussed
specifically are the "birth of Ba
ha'i Faith," and "the Baha'i Pro
gram for a World Federal System
of Government." Theme of the dis
cussion is "Baha'i Principles for
World Civilization."
Slides will be shown in connec
tion with the talk. Students at
tending the meeting will be able
to ask the speaker questions on
th Baha'i faith following the ad
dress. WHAT
GOES
0M HERE
Ring Sales
The Grail will sponsor UNC
ring sales tomorrow from 10 a.m.
till until 4 p.m.
Rho Chi
Rho Chi Pharmacy Society will
sponsor a speech tomorrow night
by Dr. C. W. Waller at 8 o'clock
in Howell Hall.
Orientation
(Continued from page 1)
will be given out. This booklet
is designed to aid the counselor
in preparing his meetings with the
groups next fall and to provide a
general information directory for
him.
Appointments of the Orientation
Committee to sub-committees have
been made and these groups are
at work on their part of the Orien
tation program. The committees
are: literature, Ed Yoder and Jim
Exum; coed ball, Bev Webb and
Babie Dilorio; freshman picnic,
Ed McCurry and Patsy Daniels;
special events, Dusty Lamson and
Gil Ragland; and selection of
counselors, Martin Jordan, Bill
ITemple, Bob Young, Bob Barlowe,
and Rollie Tillman.
Winqfield
. ( Continued from page 1 )
a reasonable length of time say
one week the United States will
make war on the Communist dic
tatorship which has usurped power
in China, and prosecute the war
by aerial attack on the radio and
railroad communications which are
all that hold China together, and
continue that attack until the
Communist dictatorship is de
stroyed." This years officers for the Order
are Jim Maynard, president; Harry
Pawlik, vice-president .. and Har
vey Bradshaw, secretary-treasurer.
Dean E. L. Mackie is the order's
recorder.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Nursing School GeSs
$133,493 Aid Gran
The UNC School of Nursing
$133,493, Elizabeth L. Kemble, dean of the school, announced recently.
Covering a four-year period beginning, next July 1, the grant is
made by the United States Public
Health Service, with the approval
of the U. S. Surgeon General.
fThe grant will be used to estab
lish a project "to study the prob
lems and methods involved in in
corporating needed aspects of so
cial and psychiatric science ' into
the program of undergraduate
nursing education."
Announcement will be made
later of appointments to the staff
of the project, including a full
time social scientist as director, a
psychiatrist, a psychiatric nurse,
and a public health nurse.
Providing better nursing care
for patients is the ultimate objec
tive of the project, the announce
ment stated. '
Experience gained from this
study, it said, should result "in
the development of a new pattern
for collegiate basic nursing which
will provide improved integration
of mental health aspects of care jn
the students' experience and train
ing." Among those who have agreed
to serve in an advisory capacity
during the study period are Dr.
Gordon W. Blackwell, director of
the Institute for Research in Social
Science; Ruth M. Boyles, professor
of nursing; Mary V. Cheek, assis
tant professor of nursing.
Also Dr. William L. Fleming,
professor of medicine; Dr. O. Da
vid Garvin, local, district health
officer; Alice J. Gifford, professor
of nursing; Dr. J. Minor Gwynn,
professor. of education; Dr. George
Ham, head of the Department of
Psychiatry; Dean Kemble.
Dr. F. Douglas Lawrason, assis
tant dean of the School of Medi
cine; Dr. Edward G. McGavran,
dean of the School of Public
Health; Dr. W. W. Pierson, dean
of the Graduate School; and Dr.
Harvey L. Smith, associate profes
sor in the Division of Health Af
fairs. Mural Track
(Continued from page 3)
Hardison, SAE; Joyner, Phi Delt;
Byerly, Beta; Barmise, TEP; Reit
zel, Theta Chi.
Finals: 2 from each heat qualify
for finals.
440 Yard Relay
Finals: four fastest times place.
Heat 1 Theta Chi, Pi Lamb,
TEP, Beta, SAE.
Heat 2 Phi Delt, DKE, SPE,
Zeta, ATO.
880 Yard Relay
Finals: four fastest times place.
Heatl ATO, SAE, Zeta, DKE.
Heat 2 Phi Delt, Beta, TEP,
Theta Chi.
DORMITORY DIVISION
60 Yard Dash
Heat 1 Kusterer, Joyner; Ray,
Joyner; Shab, Connor; Smith,
Winston; Knighten, Dental School.
Heat 2 Barefoot, Joyner; Dia
mond; Connor, Gilleland, Old
West; Castillyo, Connor.
Finals: 3 from each heat qualify
for finals.
100 Yard Dash
Heat 1 Cain, Old West; Cul
breth, Dental School; Castillyo,
Connor; Worrell, Joyner; Ray,
Joyner.
Heat 2 Knighten, Dent. Sch.;
Smith, Winston; Shah, Connor;
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See 'Saucer'
At Kure Beach
The Daily Tar Heel learned
. of , another weekend 'saucer in
cident" yesterday afternoon.
One near Durham was reported
earlier this week..
Phil Scott, a junior pre-dental
student from Hillsboro, reported
seeing an "amazing astronomi
cal phenomenon" while on a
Westminster Fellowship retreat
bt Kure Beach last Saturday
night. " '
Scott reports that there were
about 30 persons on the trip
who saw what he describes as a
"saucer-like object."
'"It looked like a comet," he
said, "except that it was too
short-lived. It was well defined
not misty, and was definitely
not a shooting star.
"It lasted longer and traveled
slower, was a brilliant yellowish
color, and had a head and tail.
We watched it until it seemed
to break into two pieces and
die out."
Love, Joyner.
Finals: same as 60 yar dash.
300 Yard Dash
Finals only in this event
Heinz, Joyner; Kusterer, Joyner;
Meaders, Connor; Dodson, Alexan
der; Shuford, Joyner; Geisser, Con
nor; Elder, Gonnor; Cain, Old
West.
3A Mile Run
Finals only in this event.
Carpenter, Dent. Sch.; Barrin
ger, Dent. Sch.; Smith, Alexander;
Geisser, Connor; Brunelle, Connor;
Lore, Joyner; McGinn Joyner;
McCormick Joyner; Waters Old
West; Jones Old West.
70 Yard High Hurdles
Finals only.
Gehan Connor; Devancy, Con
nor; Hood, Dent. Sch.
70 Yard Low Hurdles
Finals only.
Hood, Dent Sch.; Gehan, Con
nor; Devancy, Connor; Brunelle,
Connor; Mohorn, Joyner; Loves,
Joyner; Lore, Joyner.
440 Yard Relay
Finals only.
Joyner, Connor, Alexander,
Dental School.
880 Yard Relay
Finals only.
Alexander, Connor, Joyner, Old
West.
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The April Tarnation, with one
em oil niptiirp of Pinup Lilly cnrib-
tin p. will be out today, according
to Editor Rueben Leonard.
The humor magazine, which was
j . I 1 4.
scheduled to appear yesieraay out
couldn't because ot wei ins, iet
tnrs a naue of what is titled "The
T?ppr " and another of Jacic wea
ver's two-page comic strips, this
one tagged "Puperman.
An aridpd attraction this issue
is a book review section. Tarnation
reviews such books as "The Pic-
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Graduate Education
(The Graduate Education Club
will meet tomorrow night at 7:30
in the Rendezvous Room of Gra
ham Memorial. The program will
fpature a brief business and pro
fessional discussion followed by a
square dance.
tiire of Oscar Wilde," "Milksop's
Fairy (Tales," and "The Best Years
of Our Wife."
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