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,7 ““““““““““ North ICa'rolirIa State College’s Student Newspaper Vol. XLIV, No. 27 State College Station, Raleigh, N C. Thursday, Jan. 14,1950 School of Math, Sclences Approved a a 52.7 $119771“: use \S‘ Peek’s ow Game’ Fails At The Hill By 62 to 51 Religious Inllilule Arthur C. Menius Appointed Second Half Snurt Faded Program Features By Jay Brame fouled at the 18:11 mark in the Dean Of New School ' first half. The lay-up was good, North Carolina’s Tar Heels FalflDusDiplomal ; Dumped ofi-‘to a 13 point half- and the free throw made the Establishment of a new School pace with the world around it.” ommended and the committee time lead count 3-0'111 favor of State. of Physical Sciences and Apc Chancellor Caldtiell also rec- approvedthe appointment of and held on in the The twentyofirst Annual In- plied Mathematics at State Col- Dr. Arthur C. Menius, Jr.,a second half for a 62-51 victory Denny Lutz connected for two stitute of Religion will have as lege was approved by overuthe Wolfpack in an Atlan- free tlirows after York Isarese its guest speaker on January 18 the Ex- member of the State Colleg: tic Coast Conference battle Tues- had sunk one for°the Tar Heels Mr. George Venable Allen, a ecutive Committee of the Con- acuity since 1949, as the first day night. to run the score 5-1 in favor native North Carolinian and one solidated University’s Board of dean of the new School of Phy- of- the Wolfpack., Trustees at a meeting in the sical Sciences and Applied The Wolfpack under Coach" ofthisn country’s senior diplo- Governor'3 office here today. Mathematics. Dr. Menius’ ap- Everett 'Case continued their . The Tar Heelswith Ray Stan- m.ats Mr. Allen will speak on become edective the topic, “The Image of Ameri- Dr. John T. Caldwell, chan- pointment will slow down t f game against ley leading the'wlIy quickly ran cellor of State College, said the .I‘nly 1,1960. the Tar Heels. The Tar Heels the Wolfpack oi! the floor as ca Overseas". After graduating from Trin- new school will embrace the A native of Salisbury, Dr. started elfIn a man-for-man de- they came from behind to jump present Department of Physics, fense knowing that the Wolf- in to a 10-5 margin before the ity College (Duke University) Menius has been professor and . in 1924, George V. Allen spent Mathematics, Chemistry, and head of State College's Depart- pack would use their delayed of- Wolfpack could ' score. Experimental Statistics and will fense. four years .in Buncombe County, ment of Physics since February, The Tar Heels continued to near Asheville, where he taught be responsible for both instruc- ;_.. 1957. He joined the facultyin Kenny Clark scored the first. hold on to the lead and stretched school and worked, as a news- tion and research in these four 1949 as professor of PM]; points of the game when he their margin to 13 points at paper reporter. In 1926 he en- maid; scientific fields. _ post he held until 1955 w drove in for a lay-up and was halftime." Stanley with 11 points tered Harvard University. He In recommending the school's was promoted to assistant the .eand Lee Shaifer with 8 points received his master’s degree in formation to President Friday H dean of engineering. were the leaders for the Tar 1929 along with the. coveted andthe Trustees’ Executive He retained his rank as pr9-' Heels at the end of the first half. serving Honor Code Board Charles Sumner Prize in Inter- Committee, Chancellor Caldwell" fessor of physics while Kenn Clark was. high scorer for national Relations. With his said the move was made in view}- as assistant to the defined en- "' the Wolfpack- with seven points. career in the foreign service of the fact that “our faculty and- gineering and became acting . of Phy- Convicts .. The Wolfpack‘ took only six already determined, he 'went to administration have recognised head of the Department shots from the floor the first Washington where he scored the the need for fuller devel'opment sics in 1956. half~as compared to 21 taken highest mark of any candidate of mathematics and basic sci- Commenting on the appoint- also Stale Sludenls by UNC. The Wolfpack hit [on on the competitive examinations ences, if State College'1s to keep naa'. a. mans ment, Dr. Caldwell stated, “Dr. three for 50%, while the Tar of the U. S. Consular Service. .Menlus’ appointment to the post At the, last _.meeting of the Heels hit on 10 for a 47.6% In 1980 Mr. Allen entered the assures that the new school will I Honor Code Board before the :hlligting accuracy for the first foreign service as a vice-consul Home Basketball Ticket getofltoabrilliantstathr. holidays, two students were tried a to Kingston, Jamaica. Later Menius’, thorough acquaintance came assignments to Shanghai, for stealing. They were found The Wolfpack with Lutz and with North Carolina State Col- guilty as charged and were giv- Patras, Greece, and Cairo. He Rules,$chedules Released lege,‘ his background of coopera- Stan Niewierewski leading the spent an eight-year inter- en like sentences of probation way quickly cut the Tar Heel’s also Students will be admitted to both their athletic Tickets and tionhyivith the Chtipell‘ Hill camp‘- for the remainder of this semes- lude with the State Department all general admission basketball us, a work wi t e Rascal-ch 13 point lead to seven at 32-25. Oifice of Near Eastern their I. D. Cards when, picking a ter, next semester, andiboth’ses- Niewierowski had two of thein the games by their athletic ticket ticket for the reserved seatu Triangle, together w1 ' his sions of summer school. All per- and African Affairs. and I. D. Card. Date tickets may recognised professional baskets while Lutz had the Mr. Allen, at the age of 42, games. One date ticket may be tinent facts concerning the case other. be bought for $1.00 at the" front purchased at the same time for anddemonstrated ability to get will beplaced on the students’ becnme America’s youngest en- ticket booth at game time. things done, promise success.” However, the .Wolfpack's of- vey as Ambassador to Iran. $1.00. permanent record. A letter con- For the reserved seat games Issuing dates for the Wake In recommending that the in- cerning the case will be sent to fense petered out and the Tar Since that time he has‘served as struction and research divisions Yugoslavia, against Wake F019“ Duke, "‘d ‘Forest game which will be Sat-. the parents of the students. .Sce Freshmen. rm 4 our Ambassador to Carolina, students must present in the physical sciences and Greece, India, and Nepal. urday night ran from January mathematics be reorganind at Mr. Allen participated in the ‘11 until roam. For the Duke State College into a separate Moscow conference in 1943, the game which will be played on School of Physical Sciences and NOTICE b 9, the issuing dates Chancel- YMCA Excursion To U. N Roosevelt-Churchill-Inenu Con- 6 and 8. Tick- Applied Mathematics, ference in Cairo in the same Slim...1.ruary lor Caldwell cited the signifi- Phil Carlton, president of ets for the Carolina game which year, the United Nations 0011-, ‘will be played February 17, may cance of the new school’s cres- ference in 1945, and the 1945 the Senior Class, made the. tion. Still Open To Students following statement to The be picked up from Fuhruary 9- Potsdam Conference. Later he " He said: was chairman of the U. S. dele- Technician in» an interview, The N. C. State YMCA is conferences with delegations gation at two UNESCO con- with a stud writer on Wed- 2The procedures that Frater- “The rate at which science “planning a trip to New York, from the United Arab Republic, nesday night: “In the tim- nities and groups must follow has been remaking the world is ferences: Beirut in 1948 and ‘ February 11-14, to visit the U. Isralea, Austria, France, Hun- Paris in 1949. ing of the Awards to the Out- in securing a block of tickets for constantly accelerating. The past N. building and talk with dele- 2317. and Morocco. The missions standing Classrdom Teachers the reserved seat games follows: decade has seen more scientific gations from eight different of Soviet Russia and the United During one of his Washing- College, we of- advances than any lifetime be- ton assignments Mr. Allen serv- here at State 1. Requests must be complete countries including the U.S.S.R. States will also be visited. Every ficers of the class had plan- and turned-in to the Coli- fore thi decade, 01’ than any and the United States. Emphasis evening after 5:00 will be free ed as head of the Office of In- names of century ore the twentieth. ternational Information. This ned to release the. seum Box Oflice on the is placed on the fact that these as well 'as all day Saturday. the committeemen for each first morning of the first “This new science has not are conferences and students ' oil'ice included the Voice of end of this Anyone interested should sign America" and the overseas press school before the day of student issue. only had an impact on man's will be encouraged to ask ques- up in Tom Johnston’s office of semester. Envelope containing order technology; it has influenced his tions. service,- --libraries, and cultural although thee the YMCA not later than Wed- activities.