The Red and Black (Athens, Ga.) 1893-current, July 09, 1965, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TOUR FRIDAY, Jl'LY », 1965 Cafeteria Macon Highway l'ake Home Dept. 196 N. Milletlge Ave. DAVIS HOUSE CAFETERIA FRIED SHRIMP—All You Can Eat Cafeteria , 89c 6 oz. FILET - - COOKKI) TO ORDER 89c It’s a little too much car for the money. Never mind the money. It's o little too much car for the car. The engine, for example, is assembled by hand. It's machined to such close tol erances, it won't burn a thimbleful of oil. Poke around the parts and you'll find things you won't even find on some high- priced sports jobs. like an oil cooler. Or a carburetor de-icer. Or a sealed bottom. Or the only four-wheel independent torsion bar suspension system on a sedan. How do all those plums get thrown in for the price? By spending time on changes to make the car work better. Not look different. And the money that's saved by not re tooling for new styles gets poured right back into the car. (Into a fourth coat of paint, for instance. For a finish you don't look at, so much as into.) Now for the money: ' Fully assembled. Clarke County Motors 2220 W. Broad Street Ct)f &£b anb JHatfe Aid to Negro Institutions Discussed at Conference CHICKEN TREAT Sanders has pro- Patronize The Red and Black Advertisers By LEONARD PALLATS K«*<| hihI Nf«« KtIHflr Cooperation between major colleges anil universities and instit litniis of higher learning attended primarily by Negroes was discussed recently at two conferences attended by University President J)r. 0. ('. Adcrhold. At the minimi meeting of (he Southern Regional Education Board June 22-23, at Miami Beach, Dr. Ad- erhold served as vlce-ehalr- m a n of the education poli cies committee. Among the topics present ed for discus sion by Dr. Ad- erhold's c o m - niltlen w o r o w n y s prlrnte Adcrhold LultCTS Id'llers written by Georgia poet and novelist Byron Her bert Reece to editor-author K. V. Griffith are featured In the cummer issue of the Geor gia Review. Also iu the current Issue Is nn article by Dr. Derrell Rob erta on the relationship of Georgia Civil War Governor Joseph 10. Brown to the Uni versity. InstilulIons can aid and work with Negro Inatitutiona to im prove the quality of their pro grams and the Hoard's coopera tive program in veterinary medicine. The School of Veterinary Medicine at the University is conducted in cooperation with several southern states, Dr. Aderhold explained. Financing of higher educa tion in the South was the sub ject of a speech by Gov. J. Millard Tawes of Maryland. Olliers H|M'uklng on aspect* of the role* of the slate, region and llic federal gov ernment in higher education were Gnv. Carl Bandera, Gov. Ililirtt O. Smith of West Vir ginia and U. S. Commissioner of Filuration Francis Keppcl. Kcppel spoke nn the financ ing of higher education by the federal government. Ho did not mention the matter of the need for sororltlea and fraternities to desegregate, as he did a week Inter 111 an official letter. Often Imitated But Never Dupliented BEFORE YOU BUY... Be Sure Fhe Blau You See Is The COLLEGE MASTER 1089 Baxter St. Phone 548-4308 "Mr. Koppel did not bring up the subject at the time, and we have not heard from him on this matter,” Dr. Aderhold said. A meeting of presidents of state universities and land- grant colleges In Washing ton, It. C., last month had as Its ninln topic “ways to help and strengthen predominantly Negro schools,** Dr. Aderhold said. A meeting of presidents of Southeastern Conference Insti tutions was attended by Dr. Aderhold late last month. Pri mary business was to discuss the selection of a replacement for retiring Commissioner Ber- nle Moore. No successor to Moore has been found. The next meeting of SEC presidents will he held In January unless the com mittee, to find a new commis sioner, decides to report before then, Dr. Aderhold said. Gov. Oarl claimed August 1-7 as Poultry j Science Week to commemorate the 64th annual meeting of the Poultry Science Association to be held that week at the Uni versity. je £eb anb ^Blacfe CLASSIFIED ntudent H«t«» 1R word minimum. S times, .10 per werd Oener' l Ratal 15 word minimum, 8 tlmee. .15 per word rail I HU — 7 p ai.-1t p m FOR HALF. Motorcycle. Triumph TR-6. Good Condition 9880. CRll Ltw Stafford after 2 p.m. at 8-0328. vITfic &rb anb IBlatfe Business Manager— Carlton Brown Managing Editor Nick Duntrn News Editor— Lenny Pallats Asst. News Editors— Jack Falkner Jackie Itoss Staff— Jay Holder, Dianne Mar- tiny, Sister Mary Dono hue, Jody Grollnmn, Jack llrook nor M E In Bi 5 7 1 S Summer Clearance SALE Char-broiled BRAZIER delu;. • *4 I.h. Burger 0 Iceberg ■ lettuce • Red Ripe Tomatoes • French Fries. — only SUITS • SPORT COATS PANTS * SHIRTS WALK SHORTS GREATLY REDUCED 55c. i DICK FERGUSON'S F v/cs • ■ n ® a tuClu a AT YOUR FRIENDLY BRAZIER ATHFNS ,A ®t)e jg>axon!i£>f)op 1070 West Broad 8t. '(ft v®t**w*flf* or n»o wM'Trwm.tomoNu rrtt* eott. ■XWUWAAIVWJVY.MlWA%A.VW^ / «.......V.AW*AVA«A*y»AA**%v*r..A*.,.. •WAW/AVV. • •- w.yv.WAF : I lilil Office Manager Photographer Volume 75 Phillip Dorsey hulls Smith No. 4 Published weekly at the Uni versity of Georgia, Athens, Georgia.

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The Red and Black (Athens, Ga.) 1893-current, July 09, 1965, Image 4