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SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1?S? THE DAILY TAR HSIL PACE THRfct Rev. Jordan Addresses Community Church Sun. !!.r Cl.it i in. r .Ionian will be t p(.ikrr .it tho uvular Sunday ,iii;ii Anrship scrico of the i ; I 1111 l":iinmnity Church Sun ; 'I he MTMic will he at It am. II,:: m.imc u .it. Ihr !!r. .Ionian founded the j ! .oii.( Coiniiiun.ly in Americus, j i n yt ir.s ,10. 11. n was an attempt to create a i' v t'lu istian omuuinity of com- '!-l souK, patilits, men and . ti ni h',I raee.s, and a coin- iti;ty i-i common property owner- Legislature (tonfinud from pgt 1) pieveiitcil hy Tm Conlle (SP). If the hill i iiH'tmne(l. the Stu- ! nt I.rislature would m om men I !'ut. slow sitis be erected at the ""tthcist corner of Cohh for traf l.e entering from Country Club t :. I and at the fork for traffic cn triitu from Kjloih I'oad. that the 1'i.mp jt the entrance of the same mid be fixed and speed breakers ;i tlie p.nenient be placed across thr Cobb parking b t entrance. C.ary Art (SP) proposed the ap propriation of 5;M) to Playbill, pro-ram covering campus enter f.mmrnt CTcnts. If You Likt Garden Books You'll find mort fo chooit from, with prettur pictures, and better advice, at the famous old In timate Bookshop. Group Is Selecting Successor RALEIGH tfTl A l.Vman com-1 mittee named to recommend a new Chancellor at North Carolina State college met again Friday to trim down the field of candidates. The committee, headed by Super ior Court Judge Rudolph I. Mintz h:.s announced it will try to submit its recommendations by May 1. The group has scheduled meetings once every two weeks until then.' Dr. Carey II. Bastion will relin quish the chancellorship July l.to return to his former post as gene tics profesor at the college. The committee includes five alum ni, five traslees' and five faculty members. It will submit three nom inees to Consolidated University President William Friday. Friday will select one of the three and recommend him to the Univer sity's board of trustees. Surgeons Attend Annual Meeting CHAPEL HILL (At -s' Some 150 Tar Heel surgeons were here Fri day for the third annual meeting of the, North Carolina Chapter of the state chaptc' of the 'American Col lege 'of: Surgeon) The1 rrtornin f sessiphs! School Of lecture..,.'. ? : 5 ! H During the alteodj.UlCjttdfjflj ty members outside the Sfchu,j$f Medicine addressed the sugeo)iilf l!(Si I'll Kjarner REV. CLARENCI: JORDAN . . . svahs at worship service He founded the community on f()0 run-down acres of f;irm land, and ' introduced progressive farming tech-' nimies to the farmer;, of the region i.nd was able to raise the standard of living of the entire area. j Racial tension flarxl and build- ' ir.gs of the community were bombed j and many installations completely . destroyed .shortly alter the Supreme Court decision. The farm had to be converted to a pecan processing plant to supply a livelihood for its members be cause all lorms of credit were cut l.r and insurances were cancelled. The Rev. Jordan wa.s born in Tal- t 1 1 ! t ' ll bouon. La., ami enueaiou in me pi.blic schools of Talbot Co. He graduated from the University of Georgia with a P. S. in agriculture. He entered the Scuthern Raptist Theological Seminary at Louisville Ky., receiving his Th M. in May Latin Students For Classical League CHUCK WAGON Special of the Day! Roast Beef & Brown Gravy TWO VEGETABLES TEA or COFFEE BREAD A BUTTER DESERT North Carolina high school stu dents who consider Latin to be a very "live" language will gather here this morning for the annual one-day convention of the Junior Classical League. Approximately 1,200 tudents are Debate Squad In New York For Weekend The Debate Squad will partici pate in the Brooklyn College In-i vitational Debate Tournament to day in New York City. Representing the affirmative will be Joe Roberts and Charles Carrol; the negative team is Jeff Lawrence and Jeff Wiesenfeld. More than 40 schools are expect ed to debate the national topic, i Resolved: "That the further de velopment of nuclear weapons i should be prohibited by intcna : t ir.nil agreement." There will be six rounds of debate, j The UNC delegation will stay at IPC liOIll .rw lOIM'I. ; J -.-.ft Covering" Th e campus CLASSIFIEDS expected to participate in the pro gram, which begins with registra tion at 9 a.m. at Memorial Hall. Robert J. Getty, who is Paddison Drofessor of classics at UNC. will be the main speaker at the 10 a m epening session, also in Memorial Hall. A welcome will be given by, Ken an Professor B. . Li; Oilman, chair man of ; ; the ..UNC; jClassjcs Depart ment and ccMirdlnatbi' 5fQt the event I 'residing ; w i j be' iifcak, fce,sident Pat Walker o J,fenersinf;- ;'.'$ . .i.itT.i ,,,A;4h1h0w in Roman atUre will be presented at 2 p.m., high lighting ,tKe afternoon. Election of new " officers "will ''found out tlie day's program. The young classi cists also have been invited to at tend Morehcad Planetarium show ings at 12 noon and 1 .p..m.. Other out-going officersin addi tion to President Walker, are Vice President Scott Summers of Morgan- ten, Secretary David Burnson of Charlotte and Treasurer Gordon Mattocks of Jacksonville. Thirty schools participate in the North Carolina chapter of the Jun ir Classical League. The student league is affiliated with the Ameri can Classical League, which Pro fessor Uilman headed for 10 years. UN Counselor Speaks Here In Weekend Arieh Eilan, ' counselor to the permanent mission of Israel to the United Nations, will speak before various .groups on campus Sunday and Monday during his stay here. C He will address the Ilillel Forum at thePi 'Lambda' Phi Hmise, ; 107 Fraternity 'Court, Sunday at' 4:40 f m. - . : : K-?'- ; tilan ;will speak tol Dr; K: Fraier's, political science class j in Room 210 . Caldwell Morlday at f 10 a.m., on problems pertaining io the United Nations. , At noon Monday, he will address a group of faculty members at a luncheon in the Carolina Inn. This is under the auspices of the Hillel Foundation and the U. N. Educa tion Committee of the YM-YWCA. A special audience with the mem bers of the Y's U. N. Committee and the graduate students in politi cal science has been arranged at 4 p.m. Monday in the Assembly Room of the library. This meeting is open to the student body. BlNKLfeY BAPTIST CHURCH ! The Rev. John T. Wayland will speak on "Living a Plural Life" at the 11 a.m. services at the 01m T. B inkiey Memorial Baptist i Church in Gerrard Hall Sunday. , : SOUND AND FURY SCRIPTS Tryouts . for ; the 1959 .Sound and Fury production will , start , next week. For students interested , n tiying out, scripts for the show are available at the. Information Office iri Graham Memorial, i. , YMPOSIUM PROGRAM ; , .The Carolina Syinposium Program i5abcommittee will meet . Monday rat i .m.: in tiic. Woodhouse -Confer-ijiice-Room.'. . , . iSJSA; COMMITTEE ::( The National Student Association Committee will meet Tuesday at 4 pm. in Roland Parker I. COSMOPOLITAN. CLUB All officers of. the Cosmopolitan Club have been asked to meet Wed-, nosday in the upstairs dining , room 0! Lenoir Hall at 1 p.m. to discuss the International House to be held in the spring. STATISTICS COLLOQUIUM The design and analysis of experi ments leading to simultaneous ob servations on several variables will be described by Prof. S. N. Roy of the Deparlpnent cf Statistics Mon day. This Statistics Colloquium pro gram will be held at 4 p.m. in 206 Phillips. Hall. ; .. , ASTRONOrilY CLUB The Chapel Uity Astronomy Club will meet in., the Faculty Lounge of the Morehpad building Sunday at 8 p.m. An informal, talk will be given on 'The Universe Beyond the Milky Way.". . . . V Club President Bill Baylis said the talk "viill be an adventure into intergalactiCj space to look at the structure a;nd formation and evolu tion of galaxies and the expansion of the universe." Any person inter ested in astronomy has been in vited to attend. FREE FLICK The free flick for tonight, "The Caine Mutiny," starring Humphrey Bogart and Jose Ferrer, -will also te shown in Carroll Hall Auditorium at 7:30 and 10 pjn. LOST: A TAN" CASHMERE. SCARF,' ori Henderson' or Rosemary .Street If found. 1 please contact. San Var nedoe. ' Phone 3-r372. f 1-4834-1) .' Alpha Gams Elect Morrow President Frances Morrow is the new presi dent of Alpha Gamma Delta Soror ity. Other newly elected officers are Martha Morgan, 1st vice president; Judy Singletary, 2nd vice president; Betty Phillips, recording secretary; and Eleanor Todd, corresponding secretary. The Alpha Gams had initiation on March 1 which was followed by a banquet. Several awards were made at this time. Betty Phillips received the award as the model pledge of the year Paddy Wall received the activities award for . an active, and Martha Morgan, as a pledge. r Infertsied 1ft Novels ? ' The famous old Intimatt Book shop has more ef them, at i wider price range, .than anybody in North Carolina. J HUH IIMV -the gahcfsall-rfiere!" m -: V 'V W 111 1 : ? i . m .mAJ-' , -.zy .' . ' XJ"t i I - &L ' rr;-2sr- '" 1 - - - 1 .-- .;.....-...;...,....-..;... v.. .:.-.;.. v. ytss&t j Supper Forum Starts Baptist Activities ; The weekly activity 'program of H)ie University Baptist Church will begirt , Sunday evening at the 6 ciuvK supper ioruin. A panel discussion on "The Inter-1 Relation of the Student-'Christian Groups in Their Concern; for the Campus" will be held ' Representatives from the various hurches will answer questions alxout the groups' wrking relation isltip and how close it should parti cipate. .' . ".; ': Panelists will include ' the Rev. James Cansler, representing the Baptists; Robert Johnson, for the Methodists; Harry Smith, for the Presbyterians, and a representative Ifrom the Episcopal Church. , Dr. Sidney Kark Speaks i , s At Hillel Brunch The guest speaker for the Hillel Brunch will be Dr. Sidney L. Karc. The Brunch is set for Sunday,' March 8, at 10:30 a.m. at the Hillel Housed 210 W. Cameron Ave. , Dr. Kark 'is associated with the health departments here at Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Institute of Family and Community Health of Durham, South Africa, and the University of Natal in Durhan. Next July Dr. Kark will depart for Israel to become a professor of World Health Organization of social medicine at the Hebrew University. The Brunch is open to the public, but interested students should phone the Hillel Office so that adequate preparation can be made. If You Like Quality Paper-Ba The famous old Intimate Book shop has hundreds you wont find In lesser shops. Artake An Appointment Tc Donate BL.OOD N0W... N. C. MEMORIAL ,-. HOSPITAL EABN YOUR MASTER'S DEGREE K AND PREPARE f Ok AN EXECUTtVECSREER IN RETAILING C yrehtnafr. iiMtk prorM fr eoBeg jrraAt f emphM ctMntiv dirtio' HI major tt 4orUiVI with chiMroom ork. Tetl pay for term work ISO. Co-L BcBolarthfp.. SetMtir job phw. ttci More rmAuMioti. G. I mvproved. Next elai, AMi tl 196, A.pHr mow. ,, Writ tor BuBcti C. 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