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OL. XXIII DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON, N. C, APRIL 29, 1936 NUMBER 25 j.K. ABERNETHYMADE NEW OFFICERS ARE CAPTAIN D. L. HARDEE DR. DAVID HOWARD, CHEMISTRY FINANCE BOARD HEAD ADMINISTERED OATH CONDUCTS INSPECTION AND MATHEMATICS PROFESSOR, FOR DURING PAST WEEK OF R.O.T.C. BATTALION DIES IN A CHARLOTTE HOSPITAL OFPUBLICATIONS BARNES AND OVERTON Fourteen Members of Student Passes Sunday Attended School at Davidson ARE STORE MANAGERS Council Follow Chapman and ObtainedPh.D. at ALSTONINVOKES 1" Cornell . 1937 Barnes, Ashevillo, in Oath FRIDAY ISSUES OREAR Stewart of THURSDAHND and Hal Overton, of Creent- GLASS LEADS DEVOTIONS FUNERAL HELD TUESDAY Edits Annual;. Morton Repre- boro, have been elected to act as Four Classes Undergo Examin- CABINETIN CHURCH sents Davidsonian; Overton Store Manager* ations on Work Covered Was Honor Man and Phi Beta Student for the Edwards Asks Students For Kappa For Yowl coming year. Their Co-operation During Year TOUSEFUL SERVICE Here TOHANDLE~FINANCES Barnes will he the Purchasing FIELD INSPECTION HELD Dr. David II. Howard, Jr., Manager,this position beingheld The members "i the Student Fourteen Men Installed Into associate professor of Chem- Two Faculty Members and by Dan Griffin during the past Council for l9Xt-37, and other Inspector Reports "Excellent" istry nnd professor of mathc- Students Are Board year. Overton will replace Henry newly-elected lcsulers of eanv Rating For Battalion Various Offices of m.ttii-. last Three Association dicil Sunday nighl Cathcy as Financial Manager of pu^ lilt- ami activities ti.r hcm ;it 10:45 nVlock in a Charlotte luhii Aberncthy, "i Winter the Studont Store. year, were inducted into their t aptain I ):i\ id I 1 lardee, of hospital where he had been a ;it ... ( Haven. Fla., was elected pres- Other men eligible for the Stu- ofTicos the cliapcl hour mi Winsloii-Salein, inspected the lllr new Y. Ml. V .ll'illrt. patient for the last two jobs K, C, U;ilui ident of the Publications Hoard dent Store were: Tom Cor- lasi 1'riday morning, April 2-1. Ilaviilson College 1 I. T. nppi'iiilccl !'\ Dii'kson 1111 inihs, bin, by that group during the par Howard, a native at Lynch- Hunter, conducted !>y Harvey Glass, ilutim; , week. Gracey, Joe Jim John- and the found the loea) tmii satisfac- CIMVIlll'llJ lli'l'l till' NTS- hurg, \a was graduated at David- ston, " ''"' i In a rcCCtlt student hody elec- Ken Knurr, George Kuy- KuJITS o7 student announcements tory and pave rating oi pcrs >ir\iri. Stiinl.i\ i'VOttiii(r, son m the class m I'(JS lie received tion, the following men were picked K.-M.l.ill. and Bill Quick. under the direction nf Bob Lind- "excellent." \pril 2l>, Till1 \ir\ itcinl .\l-lnll ln~ master's degree her! the next say, Chaptunu, 1 sdaj ( aptain to make up the Publications Board: Carlcton it- retiritiR in 'Ihui . Ilardee ex- proiilnl. Ill'illH lllr LJUrM lllill- yia: and hiv Ch I) at t!ornell m president, — John Aberncthy, for Quips and called the ne« members amined the tour classes and i■1 istor«fnr tilt* service 1".-.' lie then tauglu i"r two years ■ Cranks; Jim Morton, for The David- of the Student Council t.' the stage spectt d tin 11cords ol the depart- The new appointees are: W'ilhiu at (itnrge Washington Universit) he read ment. at sonian; and Hal Overton, for The CLASSICISTS NAME OR. where and liny followed in As each class reported I ilwaiil- and Ktinirt-li Sootl, in and returned t.i Davidson la~t fall Yowl, their 'I hour, it was life; Nominations i-w this board are oath of office* hesc men were the usual given ques- charge of student IlecttM M» Dr. D. H. Howard, Jr., of the a^ associate professor of chcijiiatry, Edwards, Boggs, Branch, Uickson, including always .six in number, including the tions all phases ol work and Marion [Iryant, in Dcparlmrnl of Chemiitry, who I«,i nn.nth. ago Id. Itoward cn- VVinn, Brown, during year up i-ira^h\" editors and business managers of tin- C.R. ASHEAD Morton. Scott. Dor- eoveretl the until li.n.i'. of hoys' work Si.nit- and died List Sunday night. lereil ihe hospital for nuts treal- thn-e publications, sett, l.ati'erty. Patterson, McClel- tin- present tune. Hi-Y; Wade Hours; in charge nf menl; uustoiditis developed and Webb, always HARJNG land, Sloan. questioned ; Link, charge int.1 mehingilis. The Publications Board i- Southern Section of Classical The Seniors were on freshman work Hill in wenl Mis comlition Chap, made up of three students and two AssociationMeets at Then nan made n talk of ten subjects with the averages a- of vespers services; Monroe Wiek was regarded as critical during the resignation, and turned his office ( ; , -> week, permanent members la the faculty. Greenville folUnvs: Offensive oinbat. "I rr in I'harffc ol deptitatious ;1 1 .i ri A. McCLURE ORDAINED pasi ICdwards, spoke Those faculty nulnhcrs are Pri-t. F. over to Wilbur who Combat Principals, 8"; Combat In- I'.iailhy. music: John Winn. (uilili- , Dr. Howard \\a^ one i-t' the most briefly, C K. Fleaglc and Mr. F. I.. Jackson. Dr. C. l\. Harding of Davidson asking co-operation and ex- telligence, "I: Tanks, C: ( Mm it. I'atiiMts; Hill Kiesewetter, Snnda> p.'t'ulai ol the younger professors pressing This group's main duty is the mijkt- was elected president of the South- admiration for those who Keserve Corps, i Ii-ti,- work last Sunday in thr ml Kapj>a, national scholastic fra- to the president, while Mi-s Rutli the splendid work of Carlcton erage of ""! or "A." Ihi l>< lemfty. Sigma Kpsilon, ternity. He also belongs Pho- Ca.rr.oll I Wai mt memher.i were given their h r. iliui.i: I>t \< \. Wllit) "I Phi social lluh, high Chapman year president fraternity, (iantnia tographic trie Glee Club, and from Hartsville school in in his as (Continued an 1'age 01 charge cotign - ami Hi- I 1 ",( and Sigma l^j-i- of the I15 Mr. Alstoy Ihe Monnsvillr K nit as junior manager, South Carolina will serve as SOC- student body. ■" 1' l)r. Ion, national chemistry Iralernity. acts track During >■ 1 n tin n stood \mi1i 1hem Whili u':,i assistlmI * MolTt 1. Dr. this past year lie has as retary-tiea-urer. llar\ey (-lias-, then madu a speech L Ihe al took place yesterday served snap- { ('ontinuctl on l'-ij.-c (>) kuli.mt . ami \\- Arbuckir hi tliv While the. of farewell a- tile rc\j*ing presi- " * afternoiiii 4 Lynch- shots editor of the annual. the. attendance at meet- impi1 s>By i>|t< ti« it iIh- huhn- several.Davidson (Continued on Page 6) by representatives from as far Dickson, in reply, -poke ,.i the Winners Chosen For iiip worship, Dr, t'nit follnwcd nunil'iis anil vtudent-. attending, Christian spirit north as Virginia and as far south of the college, and German Scholarship with tin' scripture reading, and Dr. (Continued on Pane 6) as Texa- and Florida. Dr. Harding the reputation it has gaiiicd for ASJUNIOR MARSHALS Whit i' I* '1 tlic congtK'Kation in went as the delegate from Davidson. Davidson. witc (, h;i- prnyri ATiiu'tiuccnu'iits then FOUR DAVIDSON MEN (Idler colleges represented were Brown then the I»r. K \ 1>\\ K annimini d Laniont turned Four Campus Leaders Elected 111,1.1. l>\ I>i. MulYi tt Randolph-Macon, editorship thai tin winners ol thr scholarships ■ Vandcrbilt,How- of The DavidSonian over ■ tlir pWnent Aftt'i tin ii| ■! hj inn, Last Friday 01 at leaders College, South Carolina, to Morton, wh'o accepted it tin summer session the I'm- - ard North Jim 1>> ntfi-l :m- '■■- .: itl!(iMttJ I"I". t"(lit AHENDYMCACAMP pledging ,-ersit) Hi 1 r, ' . " Texas himself to tin- support of idelln ■ State Teacher- College, Uni- of .lark Mraiicli, VVilbui Kdwards, Irrntan.v pi ike on 1In ui'ii < \ < >t MFiny ( Ici paper's motto: an' IIviil Hell, Alton ( ates, and .Inn versity of Mississippi. University the "Kor a Better untir Hal < |*i < 1 Retreat Held Recently at Joe 11 and IvcMon were Ri inhardt. ■iu> a k" afirr ihis 'Ilit talk chosen to lecture of Mori.la. North Carolina College Davidson." ' ■ Greensboro Camp elected by the junior class at a [1'11- hill !hi pn :It i'..\ \ ,ip. !.o \ Women, College, Barm it presented l-'iiltnii, 1 - for Winthrop control of meeting on, last t-tidav morning, Hell 1- from M .1 nn in- .iinl int-(| im i ■: I';i ncthy, with - On Selected Topics y. M. p. A. retreat held recently hi^h hoots. congratulations and shals at tin- exer- fraternity and a nnmht-r ol 1he ida* l<> nil.;il< r tht-ii will tin sympathies commencement ' ami A large number of the bard li ( -< i 1 at Nawakwa, Y. M. C. .V camp for excellent for work whii cises in if .i'» ati ■- 1 a 'phi it,Inn: H ill, gladly in'i.i wa*. - June. tin lliinn I»rounht I11 ri "i voca- papers i- involved it- Ma., .in the suit the ( wereread, dealing with both in publication. Ihe-e \\ liii 1. and inhardt, 1. i| l( ireensboro. four men t fe0 1lected nil. Ki frmn lit. IIII1 I U.iMti llH'll "li 1 i'«l giiiilam-e poll In among the ■ !iol> tional Id the humorous and the serious side \i\t Downic slirrcftdercd from eigbl IJnt'olnton, ;■ ,1! n .1 o\ (hi ■"-. 1 t <■ The retreat was a joint meeting a group of men nomi- inetnhfr tin my slucp." l>tn n<■! 11 j studrnt hody, the \l. C A. has of meeting editorship of The Vowl -ni- 1 of delegates from Y. ancient life. The con- to his nated, the other, being Hilly Hill, sopln mot 1 ta . and i^ a memher ||<■! i|i \ 1 1I1 (I II1111 the various ce--,,r. Id I'hi.iiiu il five, outstanding men in cerned itself with a Hal Overtoil, who pledged 1, )" M. and Y. VV. C. A. organizations mainly di-cus- George Norflcct, Frank I'oe, and id 1 I'hi I Ita IIn la frat \| the viuH, ul tin' ■. mi. 11 I>r. - ' lljcii reopt'i live fields 1 f mini-try. <- ( in, sion of the decline in 111 teaching himself and his staff to efforts to Sugg. 1 1« , 11 fo, (irrmany MotTrt, ■ ■ of schools in Norlth Carolina. Harold will sail tin 1lldi 111 i-.i ! r . husiiH-ss. inriliiin,''. 'journalism, and ol public their magazine )iiit-> v < The delegates were Latin in the school- and make "the laughing Branch i a mi mher "i the "ii the S. S. I lilaml 011 l- . ,1 j«a vi .i 'it ufnniai \ 1 Mr David-nit Phi June ml ' sin lav\ tn ■ i'i ilk tn all tho i- tt ho v.i-h a mean- wa- sought remedy siork of the campus." 1 ■ 1 inn ;i Wade Boggs, Hcywood Hill, to this Delta Theta frateruily, la ■>■> ill 1" 11 I J..'. .in'Iwill ■ "■"■■■<■'"■ ■ Wat- social tin MiI hit Iliristian A t<■ (.min ei r 'Lindsay, p informal inn ahoul these Committees be in his address as retir- ■ ; ' * -..11 Street, and John Walker. Oth- situation. will ap- I student council, the 111 « Pan II.I o'liiimn until Atigti t K Al- i'i in-liiM.in .it I>avttl 11 first ami pointed in ing president <■," - " - lain \"" discussed hy I>r. V"-- is pa-t<.r a Congre- on Page 6) Davidson Band who of I'.lrai ti.imini.11 nf tin Myirs Park gational church at '■- .!; Raleigh, Mr. Ed i hytotian t Inn Tuesday C, King, director of V. M. A. work Bowery Gives Concert n:.L'i;t the suhjt-el t>i Husincss will State, Ball ■■ at and the Rev. Cromcr, who Dances Feature Military : (Ken-- SCHOLARSHIPS I11 di ■: 1 D.-'ivid of discussed the plan- for next sum- Davidson's Professor P f oh 1 ■ Ball, Charii.tti*. who is pn idem 1 the mer at Blue Jvidge. Free Tea Dance, Varied Costumes Judges Band Contest Charlotte Retail Merchants' Asso- The discussions *rcvolvcd about ARE AWARDED ■ ■ ■ : ■ '■ - ( Id tin atiie of- - ■ rl an to ■:i 11 ] i ,. I! i Davidson one. Hat d ■: effort awaken social con- The I r i In. Council topped Jvcrc : Cadel Lieutenant Colonel fru ilam-( -,, r ! ill, ta11 natio ot : .... In- nine. ■ and lYa1 . . il;i \ ii| ;ui Get r\ln!hi::i cuiu'i-rt al I sciousness iiur today. Three Davidson Alumni Windhain Mi-, 1 ir: ■ in colleges In oil a successful ■ci-i f (lances with Jean John- ,.,;.,] fratcrnitic-. After tin tea :..■ ,.- 11. \\'i dm -.lav nigl 1 Dr. Scholarships -'" - Nijirth i ! i dfscussing the application of Latta night, April big- i: Cadel Majur 'anilina Ilit-'h Si nl Hand ■; { Chris- Saturday 25 with a Brantnn with dance nta«y-of tin- TTail an. 'a ..I hailotti who is fraternities t l.(-i Saturday i:vciih,^ . tianity prob- ger Cunti ■ to social problems, the and better Bowery Ball. Miss Grace Hambrick, Cadet Ca]>- at 1 1 .'■:■■ :!! " have banquet- i.r dinners various " ■ a '. 1- u speak n Three Davidjjgn alumni been '"" - Th< ■ "!.<■!■ ■ idayfl tn\ thr . p,;n-,. relations, Ok(v y lem- ei interracial recently Friday night the Military Ball, '■"" with Miss l Robin H" ■ in Charlotte. Saturday the -nl.ji'it nf Medicine, Thursday awarded the coveted Latta '' nifiht i inian"; ( '< ■ and the economic order were dis- 5O"''i"1 1 Captain Catliey tiniptt nl tin VVc ''■■ id ' at Theological sponsored by the local chapter of with the dauci la ted froYr) eight-thirty ( ' - ni^li t inieron Ship . m the t har- scholar-hip Union t ■-i cussed. Miss H'1"1 Alexander, he I'nivrr it\ \. '.. in irrm- Seminary Richmond, Scabbard and Blade, held forth Cadel Cap- until twelve rtch.ck. I. Hi Wws will speak nn tlie sub- of Ya. l:"". linriv Mr. I'folil, diri-ctoj i.l the VVontcn with fliss Dorothy |n |i*,, with the Mowery effect, ' ' .ttrnalism. ()n night Are from ten until two. Members of ■ ■ ■ ■ I |i Kriday The student- honored Andrew I); ''■.■".■,! i Clelult'">». Cadel Captain v.hi.h ■.■.."■ talk*, Professor To Conduct Bird, ; H. and the .military fraternity and members Archer tin- main feature of the 1 1 . i tin se will be pre- '31 Robert Smith. '.55: ■'!■!■■ ..i t Mlk S;"V" K'"'- r-'" l<< Cap- night . i-iititfsi hciilH ludd Next Vesper Services Do,i.-,M Brandon, '35. of the lunior U.O.TTC. wore their ' " Saturdaj danc. was '"' -.■■'! \V. li, M.iitiin v ho grad- "!'''1! 'd-.wnkl,. iIuti idi and l: with Mi ■ Margarol myriad Lirrl was editor hf Quips and military uniforms. Others not par- " dotted ivitli a nt eyesore's. from 1 lavidson --\ !°.'O and :""'- ' ■"i" Captain .■. itli ' '- Cranks, ticipating figure wore lla--.ll The iconoclast Sugti wa< sugjfes- ii now is v. 't:i [he Pi ■■ ■ 1 |I)r. I'riee II. Gwynn, professor major of the battalion, O. in the for- '"' rhi hatirl 1 ft |] l)a\ Ison catn- ' 1 'M Alico Runlap, Captain ;■ ■ ■ Cadel tivcly a a ■ 1 .. e, \v Davidson, K., mal dn dn ed Pan Ik-lleiiic ■ 11 i11 ikon of education here at will 0. varsity debater, literary so- ' ptt in [■ c:it ' Ml "" ■ In ind ar- ■ citri Cook, ■ tativ, ,, ; 1) oI be -peakir repr, I and ■ ' ■ 11 ject I .'. the at the Vespers ciety president prui'idunl "■'. publi- The most iniercstin,. feature of ," ",' ,~ i, 1 |d;iy . fl "ar"c" with (fake) draped titiu- Si next Sunday night, hoard, Mi» Kreenhack from ■ ■ ■ ■ !" rviY. May .?. cations assistant in Bible and the hall was the unique military '"" : .■,■■.■ at 5 :.:'i. '^".''"f ""■":' Tyler ' ' A Dr. m Port waslook- ■ Gwynn is noted throughout philosophy, and number ..i Phi uted by the K. V.wry l-ocket. , " ■ Junior , ' -|l " ' iv ': »>| I'.u tici- Lingle fraternity ■" lil :lK1'»- "'« laI :""' '<« " tajlor-mado Dr. W. L. the country as a capable and ex- Gamma Delta social while I e im.mbu.wml ll.L LdJiil uf- I"?',"", . J ""' tnnsic din dor*, and stur the Dav- In Midway Church that lie is years hers, by £ £ Mi Alic<: PaImcr'CV a' ro h rtcaIIc(l tunate here where we arc with the Wachovia Lank and commanded Ralph Me- V ", } '} 'tnctinifl id-un group, acd Iditifj ■ .i » »" ". Morr° w wi'h MfSs '""»■' memories of the day- ,., I mem- ' aide to hear him. Trust Company of Winston-Salcm Clelland, formed a row"of arched ',', "' >s. b{r of the band. Descendants of the Founders of J'""".'^'lr 8"1 l Liouten- Two young ladies were dressed This service will be a commun- and a deacon of the i'irst Presby- sabers under which the cadet of- ""',,,"""""I"." !- ;'/><>" in Professor Pfohl's cn-judges of in- il;*:.i:;. Midway church, near Sa- V Miss |7ra ccs B1a"- (l«'ilis'' "tractive costumes Others ' ion service at Dr. Gwynn's request. terian Church there. At Union he i fleers with their dales marched A. ' "V nmsic,' tint, i, J.i heard Hr. Walter L'. "cutc"anl S""rs with numerous strumental Karl \. SI . I i< president to mention aided in 1 here has not been a communion of his class for this the end of the row Colonel Rhctt w ,!",' lot) director of ;tt the University I ingL: the annual address at \ r°"Pki"s Cadet Lieu- carrying oul the background ijiusic in the Vespers Services up until the year and secretary elect of the stu-Ipresented each girl"with a bracelet ,""',| /' . for of North Carolina, and Kaytuond tiien regulai yearly reunion last h,,,,,a ](„,„ present, year >«■'»'« the ball, a.rd tMe spirit, and some- and since the school dent council for next term. made in the form of handcuns. "^ ( ;"ll< Uvora'k o£ the University of Wis- Sunday. nearly ■"■"'"'■-"'t aylor ,vith time, the dancing (J. C.) harked is over and also because few- Smith was also editor of the an- These bracelets were fastened to *"""''**"*. consin, were present at the concert The i.M church, which wns founds b*ck to tht B°*"* f° students have attended the church nual while at Davidson (1935), O. the officers and their -la.es for the "' " r their an- ami each- directed ti-.r Davidson ed by Puritans one hundred and "rn< **£******wiiK Miss M;'r>' communions, it was decided that D. K., and a fraternity brother of ensuing no-break after the cample ' ' Maud in a march. ighty-live years ago, no longer has «J«^Joe Illlrkl r"1'1 his n"kl A'"- one at Vespers would be fitting. Bird. tipn of the figure. Cadet LtCUtcn- The hand spent the remainder ol regular services but the descend- Dr. baturda afternoon from four- bassadors furnished the music for H. SI. Moffctt will assist Dr. Don Branton was particularly ac=. aht CuloucI Windham led the figure, the evening it, Greensboro, and re- nt's i'1 the original members meet 2f (Continued Gwynn in this service. livein Y. M. C. A. work while here. Those participating in the figure thirty until six-thirty there was a on Page 0) turned to Davidson late that night. (Continued on Page 0) 2 THE DAVIDSONIAN, APRIL 29, 1936 3Tlie Babftgoman 'College Need... Xivii \w reiterate? The woeful state of our x k w s ! college irm;n i" " Founded By the Class of 1915 r int \ has already brought comment I'riiin llnvialNoniuiiN & STOLEN THUNDER "S ":>■{ By DAYMOND TURNER ~}rlv oijuipjx'tl. \\itli"tit heating or PARTING SHOT modern .... Student Council. Plans arc complet- Golle6iateDi6est i liiihtnij; facilities. >" utterly decrepit tliat the The human lirain is a wonderful organ. It starts working every ed for the installation of the newly- ■ whole frame structure litPrnlly shakes when one morning and never --top* until we get to da--. cli;cictl student body officers, The ♥ * * * Published Weekly "For .1 Better Davidson" walks ii;iturn|l\ across it~ floors. Mr.-. Robson service will he followed by a har- : "' HALF-SHOT hei ne which the entire student body ~ '"' ;uv:i .... 1ru '"'' bravery in merely ven- Jif 1"^ girl i)ot" always trying polka expected Printed,By The Turiiijjtn Mich place, Hi- calls because slit's to head is to gattend. Sophomore live in a iiit.> somebody else's Day is unanimously abolished by * business. " * * " STANDARD PRINTING COMPANY In face of mild cpidotlttc like the influenza the sophomore class,on the grounds Charlotte, h'orth Carolina one last winter it has proveu inadequate. [*rom THROUGH FIRING.... that it is injurious to Davidson rep- the standpoint of practical and absolute necessity A: When it conies to eating you have to hand it to Venus in Students showed thai they felt 'Flic Ditt'- SUGG 'ME TOO'.... tile stale tournament. V. Nf, 1. run- SUBSCRIPTION RATES :,;.<■ ;;;.:i; poll last week. \\'hat fan we doalxUlt it? The Stag At Eve We Hate ners tie Davidson, the score hcing Ten cents per copy; $2.00 the Collegiate year. Had Drunk Hit Fill Term Papers &3-O3. liuke defeats the baseball Occasionally to splatter the calm- We'd Rather team 4-1: The frosh nine defeats Campbell College; the Kitten Entered na second cl.i>« matter .it Ihe Post OfTic- ;.l Davidion, nes, ,,i an nnbnhblingstream come Cut Capers. net 13"". Eu andPhi... team Darlington. North Carolina, under the ...t of March 3rd, those impulses akin to mass hys- tie-— — 5 Tin- year,happily,seems t" have brought about teria uben we like to parade the We Don't Ten Years Ago clown deviltry in u>;break our egg- Like Tests Dr. \Y. II. Brown, of Washing- ARTICLES FOR PUBLICATION in sonic small measure that revival of forensic with the The}.1 Spoil shclls and scramble all oth- ton and Lee. national .secretary of ■' '. ami this , mual lie in the hinds oi Managing Editors bjr » o' lo k literary interests which publication has er cgg>. Perhaps that's why Bow- Our Best .. Kappa n welcome, but all — Onitcron Delta anil one of p. in.. Monday. Letters Ihe Editor are ery Kails were originated— thai and Hastings Collegian, communications intended i.-r publication must 1 - BnrJ." urged so long. The uld Phi society has risen * * " the charter members, is the princi- make an omelet for the Pan- ♥ : it, ashes, to pal speaker at the initiation of L'5 phoenix-like from and the Kit with boys put YOU'D NEVER KNOW . . - llellenic Council. The on . alumni and 11 .students. Roland MORTON Editorr stricter entrance rci|uir,emunts and renewed in- a one tot, us last alibi, JIM Rnoil week Skeleton: What's left of a nun when you take his inside* out and Parker is chosen valedictorian ot R. P. MORROW, JR. Business ManagerrItereM from its members is now "going strong." it is a pity we couldn't have con- hi- outside* nit . .. Social tact: The ability to make your company feel the graduating class, with Houston < fetti the graml march and a prize at home, though you they Perhaps -"nu- innovation's, such ;is the Oxford even wish were.. . Cannibal: A heathen who salutorian and 1'ull orator. The stu- lor the best costume.Calnnmi-t was never people . . Discretion; The, comb EDITORIAL STAFF style dohatc which brought so ntuch hilarity to works but dines on other . that dents are entertained with a movie < sure thai the Council would award experience gives us alter we have lo>t our hair. entitled "Stage Struck," starring i\vi:n Choke ManagingEditor■[the luimeneans the other uight, would jjivc ''"■' pri/.c. ' him. the —Daily Tar Heel Gloria Swatison, film being turn, * the S \m Cothk \n ManagingEditor august founders quite a lint t1u\ mean a Cokey and His plutocrats have ♥ ♥ ♥ shown in the gymnasium. L. M. l-'.ri'i.ii) ' Mc- !■' wr , ManagingEditor change for the better ;is far a- the societies them- done right well by us this year NO LISTER1NE .... ? Cutclicn and R, \V. Carr capture Il.ivii'!- McGeachy .ManagingEditor selves' are concerned. and we've had some good Though they nfTirm the stale doubles title, Clcmson's dances. Altllo excellent targets >— A deadly germ runners defeat Geor- Iiiiis Vowr.Es ManagingEditor We arc glad t" see this freshened vigor in our Davidson and for column copy, we are all for Lurks in tile ki^ ; gia Tech in a triple meet. David- Y.\ iis ("aisox SforIsEditor institutions, l',ui sweetest nin»t time honored we wonder the hoys and will be the first to Let's hope son's diamond nun are out-played Harry " the day KrvKENn.ux IssociatcEdii niw many start a collection to make up Is l>y both Clcmson, < I students are familiar with these or- far away I'urtnan and The (vkrton ■ 1 * Mouim IssociatcEditor itii/ations und tin- opportunities thev aiTord. their deficit of the last dance. ){ antiseptic bliss. frosh baseball team loses three hoping IIak'o i> Sfia; IssociatcEditor Wondrow Wil-'in received lii- first training in We were that someone So praj let nie phitdsophize: games and vvilli one on a trip over would go disguised as an An- y To the state. OwvuMi Tm.Ni i! IssociatcEditor til lie's|>eakinj! at orie "t the.»e very balls. En- sterilize nual Business Manager ...He'd A lady's sighs (Continuedon Page 5) Ions Wins IssociatcEditor trance arc ii"t ditTicidt and go disguised. reiiuireiiienls new have to Would simply be outrageous; candidates arc welcomeil, \\\T.SI>\Y. Al'KII. -"'. !".'>" igh ■ be in ♥ * * I COLLEGIATE i Stage L ting... "n a fishing trip and would ♥ ; the woods Tuesday'; ex- ■ ■ until an LOGIC ■)■ ," i ■' ■■■ j j ./ good ujmc Kiiih I than great N'nl c'i\'..n> enough In merit consideration in chauge .... WORLD ' nf rcdtimlaill collect tele- _. " " ■ " 1 1. \d dog has.two tails. One dog has more tails than no dog. riches, ai'id fiitvr rah tl ;' r ■■■! :; '■: progrfinv yel iu-t a> vitally needed grams between loz'iii'l unsuccessful Dan .}. dog has three tails . . Then there was the Maryland -■ mi n. lighting Iver.son Brog- Therefore one . i/old. Prov. -'2:1. i- mi': vermin in the stage lor and prospect: to Joe freshman who actually protested the assignment of "outside" reading (By Associated Collegiate Press) |,nss Sorry Can't M batnlii'r>' >riuiu. Anyone uim has at- Johnston: Come because his poTch was too cold, ■ ■ ; * * * * "Employment thu'Sl^i innIce any tempted to speak from platform night Im ther Ifas Son- Toe Thanks that al '■■■:■ plaj difference A roiid student may be :■: and the iif cnrresnoiul- NOT THAT IT MATTERS We mourn the passins; of Dr. D. H. ivill realize the difficulty cxperidTfcd by the dis- ence which . .. employed up to tour hours a day. ' netted Kiclda Voung ■ Love, dumbness, intelligence provided Howard. Inhis short stay among us he ii:-!:i'l "raters who are our guests either at three ilati- instead of the conven- and faculty arc the reasons for fresh- she limits her extra-curri- men flunking Nebraska, according ;m she dragged little LJ. of Wisconsin. (licit- digger's daughter, tending sincerest sympathy to his family help future speakers and audieme. 1 ut would bassadors had something: -smooth brother from behind the sofa... She was only a grave and those more closely connected with be quite inexpinsive to install. Hal Kemp music for the formal Inn she could down the bier I Spring Note of Faint Hope For ami — The Technique, him. lea dances, ami "swing it" for the * * * * Greek Letter Men: bowery. Ami there were snakes Out in the U. of Washington, they crawling around, of which "Hal <>\ - OPPORTUNIST ... are looking into the possibility by of — Campus Comments crioi." was the most consistent Give me a house the side of the road the administration withholding Where the tourisi pack ksay- (it'llv.r W'jian, ulcl be"al least one article dealing with the Ed Armfield, Ken F^ryfoogle, * * * * [jetitleriiaii Billy Hill, Norfleet, int fruni WolTonl? It Innks a- if. the lemic side uf. institution's activities, George Clear As Mud Department tlm and George BULLETIN .... t\e,ecls. a psychiatrist more Cowan, Bronston Ken- "Students should not try to work in the |>liotn than the therefore at this tifne when-all friends of David- ■{-'5 -i ney, Joe Hunter, Twirps Willis, members of the Union College post of Veterans of Future Wars their way through college. Those dcsci ilief iif mill cinnlitiuns, -"ii ( nllege uniting Vance, by marching chapel bearing slogan are their efforts to inakc this Bob Mitch Arrowsmith, satirized war into rifles ...The of who try arc likley to wreck their :i :';:!'M Davidson. I feel thai it would n>>i be Tricky Dave, Dunnie Covington the University of Colorado post i> "First in war, lir.-t in peace, tir>t careers, by the very means through country's 1' "lit "i place t" make some suggestions for the and Martin Barnett. John i.at- in their treasury. . .. Another branch boasts it will "make tlic which they hope to chieve success." Keep the ijreen dean! Daily hit- nf paper fn.nl tmer, Malone, and Jer- world sale for hypocrisy." At the University of VFW — Knight, ini| : ivement "t' iN intellectual life. Charlie California this Dean Nicholas D. Me of ry Harris were the most mal- staged a military ball, any odd item of uniform from stray fatigue packages. wr;i]>|>iiiKs "t newspapers, and candy "Davidson has always been Columbia L\ noted for its— high igned victims of the week-end. clothes to Sam Browne being worn. arc dropped regard ;i- to it doubt 1ii with little how will scholastic standards." Witlmut 1 state- Billy Crooks ought .not to get lost "Students are >»< much happier meitt is true in so tin- when they working their ln.uk in the campus. The cnllc'ljc eni])loys severali far as upper twenty per in swinging doors . . . The impec- are way through RchooiJ'— Dean K. E. t" pick unsightly olijccts, they cent "t a class i- concerned; in other words,it is cable Crowell drops tl«r Yankee men tij> but can't Nicholson, LJ, not mtv Dance for the nigger at the brawl. of Minnesota. our easy t>i obtain recognitiyn here for high | OPEN FORUM cln it successfully without co-operation, Let's 1 class scholastic work. .. . Tricky Have looked like a poli- help them in the future. tician readv to hand out cigars and iin tin- "tiler hftud, Davidson is inexcusably kis, the babies . . . and perhaps AND NOW? LETTER TO lenient toward the border line, man. l',v this \vi' he did later on .. . Booby Arrow- THE The I'an-IIrllcnic Council, with Cokey Bran- mean that there are departments in this institu- smith the wrestler. Was there any In Whom It May Concern : EDITOR "'"' bold barred Booby? ton at it- head, has niven DuviiNon Student tion toward which this class gravitate; and in Four j-cars— come and gone! Where in tltun- Dear Editor! Phifer Er,win gaudy the name of f,r orchestras which they j;i t by with a minimumof'»work and dressed in several odd and all the dances have yellow- jacket iler have they gone to in their murderous pace:' Spent in For some time now we liave been proved successful. It students a maximum of "bull." l'urtunatcly;, these de- with "Mcezic" Mof- hearing much and arguing greatly .seems that more fctt in gypsy co>tume .. . McNabb drugstores imposing on their generosity by reading (and cnt- partments arc but concerning the nceHl of the David- have taken a greater interest in the social events not numerous the uglj fact re- tin- Hott«ntot . . . Val Cassels, Ven- ting) the magazines there, and then putting them down in than ever attendance, dances mains that there are enough of them to enable etian (iigolo. [ago son campus. Various needs have judgingby at himself . .. the the spilled portions of some_ojic'js j»t- or chocolate soda. Spent suggested. cases, before^ the student, is interested twill nine Devils, been In only two this year. who primarily in getting Alice Palmer and in the most interestingluill sessions that as however, public Helen Brown, with John Partridge discussed topics have we had a ex- a sheepskin stating that he is a 1!..\. of a U.S. varied as the new style suits that position of the reason these things and Howard Covington . .. Proud appearedat the recent set of without knowing or caring what that degree is are needs. Irefer to the infirmary Couples: Tom Margaret Darst and dances. And possibly most of all in the City catlingup supposed to mean, to complete his course and Queen and the swimming pool. to Tom Corbiti, Sarah Rice and Walt innumerable and sundry types of the fairer sex in an effort to Hidden Spirit... ignorant Much has a So- be one of those college graduates''who Dickson. Peggy Brawlcy and Irving become educated in a broad been said about social Way". cial (.'enter. Does it take a football game to bring out that an- causing people generally tu raise their eye- Hull. Alice Dunlap and Bill Mo. ton. What would be the I And what lias cost u>? function of such place? What lack much vaunted Davidson spirit? Why can't we brows and to question the value of a collegeedu- Sam Ryburn not quite lost in it Many, many hours that could a Hutch Big Hoys. Old have been spent in gettingup that parallel would it fill in our college life? have a time whole-hearted support of cur other cation. If Davidson is to become the Williams, favorites hack which was due some athletics, again: Rankin, In besides a pool, we athletic teams? the may Amherst, Louisa Claudianna time ago;or in writingthat term paper, which we had to cram Although 'Cats not be so or Dartmouth of the South, this condi- Evans, Ruth Whalen and have also discussed a field house the Misses in and do at the last minute. Goodly hows of sleep which we successful in other sports all blame cannot be tion must be rectified, and the sooner this is dune .lean and Marjorie Robinson without a pool, and a new gym- . . . made up for the next day placed cm the teams. the closer Davidson will be to being recognized Ab Price, a character from Alice in on same considerateprofessor's class. nasium. "What would these com- Money that we knew we prise, and how much improvement Certainly the as the best medium sized college in the Southeast. Wonderland. A trifle absent minded. that could replace by simply writing .student body can turn out better nice would they be over our present entrance Greensboro successes: Eleanor Ec- a long newsy letter home tellingthe family how hard we than attendance at the last few baseball games Since the intn Davidson of the class cles, Squeezer plant? Overtoil and Wilfred had been studying and how our supply of shaving cream or would indicate! Perhaps the size of the gym- nf '36, the administration has been constantly Schlosser. I would also like to hear some- bring tooth paste had given out that very morning. thing said - nasium oilers siime excuse for the lack of attend- taking steps to about this much needed im- NEWS FLASH: Hindu Bro\yn in dotcnoo -of a new last, church. ance at winter for the ball provement and it is to be congratulated for its successful at wards olT .snakes But most of all it has cost us opportunity such as we will sports. But last few and ha, What would increased endow- work this Nevertheless, much re- a late date . Schnozz never rim an games and track meets weather conditions have. in direction. .. across again anywhere. Chances to make a record some, Hill's nose was the shining light ment k'o for? Perhaps of been perfect and mains yet to Ik.' done, and it is to 1h! hoped that ' of that we could be proud of when we dare to stand in bleachers and stadium have af- llu ball ■ ■ . Hanks Gladden up front those who voted) for it could ex- the administration, striving as it is and of some big shot plain forded plenty of empty seats. The enthusiasm at this time his date dressed as Clowns. Any and say: "Please. Mister, I'm a college grad- to us in what way it would superior shown would hardly equal at the av- for the material betterment of the college, will funny stuff, Hanks? . . Ab- uate. Ilow 'bout a position?" Opportunities to show the folks be to actually providing that shown . Jean some one erage professional game. never for an instant lose siyht of its opportunities bitt and Bill Yelverton, delegates back home our appreciation for the sacrifices that they have definite lack. for academic from Eastern Carolina .. . Tyler for) All these causes and others Comeon,let's get behind our spring sports pro- improving the standards of made us. "file Tort looking like an night- received student and alumnus sup- gram. a I)ayidson. assorted port. With little more moralsupport we might mare, Mr. Roffee Nerves . Grace Guilty? Sure, I'm as guilty as anyone on the Hill; but to It would be well worth while, moral Sincerely, . . would it win fewer victories! Events are right here Hembreoln, Marilib Saundcrs ami you who are in the rising classes, take a tip from those of us not, to present the reasons J. WOODROW HASSELL, Lib Lucas, for such support? Perhaps we will on the campus, within easy walking distance of Bellc-of-the'-Ball popular who are supposed to graduate and make the best of the oppor- — dates of the Plutocrats. More fav- be awakened to some crying need your dormitory room. What's more (youScotch- I*. S. I request Laniont Brown, the retiring tunities tnat are coming to you now and will orites: Mary Helen Hell and come to you in that we had not realized, as ill the men) admission is already paid for on your ath- of Davidsonian, Smith. editor The to submit the next let- Johnny Walker, with Hob Lindsay. the future. And here's to you the best thatDavidson can offer. case of the infirmary. 'em letics fee! Stav with Wildcats! ter for Campus Comments. (Continued on Page 5) (Signed) J, B. IILWTIXGTON, l-'or a better Davidson, JR. R. A. T. THE DAVIDSONIAN, APRIL 29, 3 Colorful Costumes Reign : :Alston Charges Cabinet, IzA/noftg the \ MASQUERS ARE Supreme at Bowery Ball Conducts Vesper ServiceMASQUERSUSE "' """' mi"hi a'1'1 lllat " " a< ""ly | GREEKS by laill.irds, gjpsiei. soldiers, rtiloy '""«"""»! surrender which on* '"^- Revtrcml Wallace McPliceters a i And the lady witlf I the easiest way II.,- .,-,," 10 GIVEFARCE and iu-t plain inorons were all in Alston, head -i the Gcncrnl A«o- but. l!"' veiling dress ,-.. one side and '" "' >' "' cynicism POINT SYSTEM their glor> last Saturday night at BETA IIII-'.I'A PI Guests over People's Work, ll vva is defeated ' - " ~ elation -.' Voting " ''"■ "llllr k lllJ in sll rts u:l '"" ;""' ' "th the Uowcry Ball the final' major ;« the week iml inclttded.Tommy Xlil- «.,. the Rifot minister at the Ves- wallta t0 hllrl lim kr '' "ere intro- ' * social eveni of the year, lnost ■"»'»-"'« V" ler of Wilsoni Rilliv Atwatcr of p.rs Service last Sunday lie took r The way of pagan self-conli- ... , , (luct'd tr..in one -i'K1 ami liroki* '''" "' TUESDAYNiGHT Ali; >;ituii!.!> HurlitiKton, and Hillie Brewer I>f publicly lV is ane wllic the uscr IIn- Branilc hu this opporttulilj to address "' !' ■"'," TO SSUEBIDS v -" Presentation Will Be aThree- ni«l,l presented great lleiulersoti. A banquet was held 1' M r ■"" c m*";'r oi '"- soul A n vayty of ""yl.u'^'.u'^'fall i,, , ui,h lie,, ilu- iuomiitR \ offu-.rs ' ".! Covington, McGeachy, Crisp Play |,,Vl ■ ;; '""■ifi'lrnce '« »"l how- Act "Three-Cornered apparel. Shim "t the seniors were ,, , . , , , in the lhamber of I'ommere'c ban and. ,hin>-t \'-^->"- . , , palra, KtMiceea ol >untn' nr,,"k. tlu- And Rainey Chosen For Moon'* I,, express .-,, -.,\ , quel ihiring ihe dance s.t. Pro. U', he.iid them-eWes l;llI "". . - ,, hall . lohn Kno\ t'oit wave frlic in ,, , , . . Membership . 1 ., n >' 'he (iode> M.ic.l/nle. , , ..I expedient^. inj; . ii.. l.ueic Currie . With thr \v..\ one th.it at tin- "llnwerv" Rail. , , fessor Johnson and location altei il ili«- I.!, >" itli ,, , , , , . , ,,, ,.. Scotch lassu' or two, or ans one "i and i TO BE UNUSUAL COMEDY more ,,| boys came --,-,! , alt'nded ibe bauc|itet. . riiii'-tahlistics .ui idi .il and strive* to the ' dr. . , . .!.,,!,. - * * * Hav the response, The Lord 1- , , , , " , SERVICE COUNTED ', , . , , .i niiinl'i-r "l in.- taui.'Us olll ,, , , V..M.I it wli.ilur in,- ivav i- nuhl ALL tlKin since '. , ' .. ,!\ .. mi,!,-. on Broadway ever before ihe\ had ui m* 11. Ii .. .,.,.- , ■ Play Presented , .. , , ■,,"''1ui- nineties. I'll " i n.'t Ihi- is a u.irniL; u.,\ . l\\er\li,,,h ■ , , PI \l \ AnioiiK tin hern lure. came Kiok- ,, , ,",, , KA.I'1'A ' A| '"" "'- ~ ' And Called "A Romp" ,, , 1.1.he- i',,I, i- u % -''in k ln Uxl Points For Acting, Stage Work ... ll the lined tllelll-rl\ ,,wr ii"! Hie tinal waj only niK like tbev were sure ,'t uiiiuiuk . ., , house viiii-t- ilu- week : ' and the "Chris- , , ,, , 'or the ni"s| part m pastels not s,, I :: 5 ''""■ « is he ,;,,,, ,„" .,,,,„ ,,. .|, ,, ,),.,, „[ and Advertising prize. . , , nere lUu-is KirkKlwl i'.'Ii of 1hu- ha^-ever Bil> u By the coveted (urn :ruuuallv' h\' ,,., , FITZHUGH DADE Ibe ■■ ■' ,,.„.„,.,,, , , ., ..,,.?. , tbe male contingent. red. Alii, liodovercoineththewoM ,-,,,,, ,.:.,;„, ilUijfhl th.- Pan-Hellenic Counc 1,. alas,. , , ,, , , ll.mi ; 1'.l.i nt. .ii Little |'J5) of alll The Red and Rlack Masquers 1932, but , in when "Three-* 'nrniTcd , white, .onl blue nl ihe dec..rations imd tin- is the victorj llial hath , ,. , (i;(,., .,,.,. lhn,. ,, , , . there was ,,,, prize. be be-t ex- , , , , ., , niarle ; Phil Ilai ris ,,i C'ohuubia and . | |1 K.a ■ Miinl.-il l.i.l- t,i i". .t:r -ttldoiHs 'Monti" was first presented "ii , I t.mie ,-i overcome world, wen mn ,,, . ,,' ked beside the ciistiimes M,'S«,, the faith. ,;,,,,„ ,,.,1, ||u.-|ir ,,f 1 1 plaiialnni In l.'inn bv l.i.iknii; , ,, , I'.ill n oi Pn-1'it. riau l"ol- m these is Saturday vvli.i liavt met tlu rc- Broadway, the august Sew ik ."iilil I ■ .. V. ,, .. Speedy ...timer. i, Sam pre-iileut, 1" in- - .,t ll.,i-.'d Sugg, came I Kvburn. Hi.- V. M. i~ A .1. \\V toil The faithful will'iiiK 'linri'iiirni for membership set out Times chortled thus ,pver tin1 com* who dressed ,: , ,.,.,, .,,,,, ,,„„-, ,, , ,„. leiSe r fo h(. + |)icksi>u, \ ;,-, ],r,-i.I. i:t II \ \.-t !,, as representative, u 44 . Mill \\ nh in reapiiiK ami dares mhlt r the new 'int *\ stem. edy "11 ;i lark a Pan-Hellenic j , , i" : U harum-scarum u M v'haplei .Hi.l \\ M W'iektr. ami ineml i In -..ui.-iluu,; new „ (I * > with a liitlf placard mi hi- lurk , -,-,,. K \PP \ \l I'IIA Sinma Tliixc receiving InM- were 1 1 aneed on the surface T a doivn- * . ., ami k<'Wii as mulit attin- hail Ioiik el were poki ii l>\ I ap|di .,-■" ■ ' < .....\\ ;i!iil ,, bad anioiit; it- house vii.-t, of tlu iliii thin to he eronil u that iir.l i '\in^i' "!'. Ifect<>r Mi it- n ;tttln--ln-i'l ir I-i'-in^ Mi>ni\. \\ nh . i ii fnhle. tt i- a whirl- , , , " , ', -llMT i>;i"rt|. into nbmimi iMtt I .in V i'i-- lirjst'ian wei ,'-i l\'e\ loii Wtci In made .i faith is the milj t oil r ,1:. m 1 pockets bulging with the . k end Kd Hancock I'.lue ... Mill. i'ii-p and Rud y*wiu(l t'i impudeni irrelfvancu .1 much dis ( " , ,,1-,-r I, miil-1.,11. pra\i-r >i" .1. .ii for them. f'owanl ili>appoii!tinent. 'Ih. I I u vk. Cu 1 C N 111 hi Kill \\ of Jell Kami-) for si'i iutj . ;i romp -." Cer- ,.1,1-u-l,,,,n, deiuetitud antic ""'"^ "till adheres to the A M-i.ii ,!:!.,!:.-,-, 1«, ini,l> ■ - . "," l\,,|i!uii- ,,i A hester, Sci-11 \ XIc \ii'\ 1 his le\t in! compensation and i:,,,.n Tin- n, v. seetinn added t" -;i> »"ii the prize except the Pan to the tainly, if the Times unbent approach' t,\, : ,- Hellenic Council. „' l.eod ol r.revartl. and Ihipps l.ar laki in the i- ilu-.- in disapi itnienl 1 l:i .-. cliih includes the. ihi^ aIlout the play, it must .have I.ut in limes, ;'■" , iKiittitionWItlu' » n a e. it.nu meinbi r ol Danville, \., Mr anil In showed thai thai lie limN m,.unmL in iilTei :■ i|iriri memluTsliip "Hindu" llrown ,„, ,,„. .,„,!,.,,, riiiKi-r nl Hood . nii'tits lor which the ability to provoke many a r^uw m..»i |,, %% ,1U« .1 : ."ii!, 1 ,, .11,.- .;,!;. -, Mi> throiiRli hnmpul I In i.-. II.i- eha1leiif;rs us t" 1% "aorilici "tat. eligible laugh, much comment. pr..priatel) dr. --wt- t.-r the ..cca ,|ie attended lln held at the .. . iliat i. r one tu lie for enthusiastic lobby of II, , i ih, I,, "" " tlu-'llotclUiarlottc in t, I i harlot(,i !,, i\w ii ibe S.ii ilir.-uuli faith. \fti in diction the Iil. in.Miili,r-lii|. li, has to I.,- play w i^ only days -"■"■ '■'"■ l1'"-11 "' >"» "ll 1" hat, tie, tails, credited The lurh six lop white and bin IIn- iiiiiii-i,r ,:.,-,, il ■ clu's Iluh I'i., ,i 1,,-t. ui d;i \ dances. i.-.i\i- "lleai in ii »iili "in' hundred 1100) points ac- off will lie firsi which lhi< witty name was please II - the comedy mercy, (jive ,i n,,u tin,- ,-i ., sans trousers we had to an in iisi- i- uncoil- I -I" .i response. ■;'.:. ill.- following it- t<> recollect Ihat our Mr. lirown has a . system, will make appeal strongest j,,. |, ». is Vb Price who had tin ■ * ' \l''l' , |i.iiui having me fr.■t»i idson -link in-. Unlike several """"Hal nickname and this is „.,,, „,.„ „,,. "", I'I K \ Pill I'i- iloi bap ( l.||1|ciiicn" „( Ila\ the ■ ; ver} I. r u.i- \ i-itt-.l over llu- week Ilid ik I. II. or III that could have been picked, this clever play upon the name. p..,Wl did u.H wear pants. " .r> II smith, Si ilion I \. . .,■. ilug part play ii'■ of improving the M..-t everybody by Mr- P. Vrron llenilan has aim had a dilferenl Ilure were ujn«hnms, Fellowships to U. ■ > tfa> >link> v Va. i\\i > ■ l,iiiu fmi, of inidi-i . live Hut _?i points : dramatic taste of the students, be- shirt, -kin or blaz- satins, cny. Sandei . V\'. M and ' pants but Ihe fluff\ -. plaids, 1 - loud ,,i l.-t.n,-,-. ['.in 5n ji.iiiit- ; ing merely to pro\ idc ing footwear .■olorfni, Then I'raven I S. i . ''.' Inr .'a lines .15 intended a nl the V'owlcs and and linelis, I'here were |>arl Item'} \ .i Kuhn and ii ?n "5 line- 50 points . pleasant evening's entertainment, kybtirn was a most original iuiiova- stripe- ami bauds, patches Hi we> ol I'ul.i l.i. . Qivcn Wartman ' - and and I'll 'in pan ■■■.. r :'-■ lim Ifll) 1-' occupation t" amateur II. illi Howie of Monroi . and Dink and u'^ ac- li""i. checks. In -dl wild, ■ there was a -■' ■ ili«' hiy S'cs, >,.nr IInnler and lieu Wyi In ol I'liar \lli. ii I- 'and I'.ill Warlniati J? f\* tors who would starve in ue v\ill hack v"i i foi «a>' atrocious kaleidoscopi - ; ■ oi color S ii il .V.., . world. you. There were two of thosebeau ihi I'.owcrj lotte. A Ii.iiii|u\-mi lluw'er) Hall tu Discusses stag' al I'.all which was the ,m 1 - 1 i ,!5 ,-, lu-1, i\\ -hi]'-, m.|\ plu) points ; (hi heart, .-Iiiliu-s \\ as 1 hi t wii'ii IIn !. fur urAiluatr i llu . m m m 'in Ihi . ai i 1'rom almost every point of view mill blue "-nils of sin" ,,n tin- floor i|u- Miccess .,| ihe Hall. ' Snlurihi) daneis in the bainpn i ball ii ..■ i pFa\ Jii puints, the Rimplegars art' moonstruck. ; , ,, ,. ui )a\ on, oubsidization Si i-lioii III (aV. ,-i up you the S S \V Call leria. Kiilin. who \hoiiii' i- I nl Make : One Even if study thU family ' |.|.i\ " < < o will In ,i.,.!:: iti d in June, red ,' ■ O| t III | Us ; (1.1 ( ),,,. a roilml \\ in'in the actinn revolves iviiiK ... .,t ili.,1 mn'.-ili,■ di-^r.-, ,,i liailuloi \n fM'.'id Myle debate, upon the llm .■ ail plaj Jil (>..ini-. you will never hear t \\ «» words SI(';.M,-\ \l I'llA I I'SII iIN II, ■ ■ ■'■'-,.- i l\ (a) .ml,I, I,. .,i S.ience in I'liv -i. i .i ubji of .i. Si lion . AdviTtisiiiR: Oil which make sense! In the first act Mark I and in Dunn vi« cl sol . LILY, oi ih, postal tlarui.) In points; il.i ,l til, -'. '""■inlii-r I'i Kappa' Mplrti prim One they are considerably well off in CUMMINGS it. ir homes, in \\ in ,n "-.il. in tin iple lialinv ,-i the meetiiiR JUDGE STORIES i ] p». irali'i'iiily, raplain on THe , , ,;, ,,ll;.,,., ,„ lei "inalll I points .i.i Kadi the world ; au'd being the Faculty mil I aiirinliui k n spectivel> I>.uid a | | scared Members Judge Plays < .. i, ; ■ |i|). ()l ■■ —^ ,,i ol U n I „ .-, , lil'kll III 1 p Band Gives Concert ii11 in, the kitlalioii | , . . . | -| h| ,,"„. IR. necessity of working, they take out In Salisbury 111 I ham and \rthiii l{n>< ,,.. in.ml-, i i m,i:>.i. i\pin« .' points; On,- 1 .,\ and .i I'i ,., ,-mv stencil inventing compli- \ heboro, were ,i . Sicina ,,| I'i <■ n their lunacy in Campus visilm ' ' ' . ■ On ■ 1' ' fraternilj ,; ,: ,,, .,,, ,,, , i; 5 poim «>t" lln-.ue.-l, end \ feed was ..t I' . . k. s",, u cated methods suicide or in im- I'l.'i 1 II. I Lilly, Dr. \V P. IIIId ' - ■ 'i , ■ II.- iVIIow.hip, awarded on ihe .„,, .„,,,, ,„, ,, „„,,,,,,. I'hj activitii i those i pulsive journeys. Rut suddenly they I)u .it the chapler li,,u.,- on Sund.n |11( ,. h ;,,,,| I'liiiiininn. and Mrs. \V. P. I'nni- Iiiesdaj niL'lu. Apiil .'1. ■ 1 I" i.,,1.1.,t,- work :n ,,,, ,.,, ,.„ , '■> I'i'l iin I i'living- i( ,,„ , , ( 1 i chaph planuii ■- ini Rimpfegar, -<'M the n.-il short story and play -.-nitil .i rl ,,n the campus dance the Hiarlotle , ni« Mi.m.u'i < onf-acl ' pro\idi .i lipt-ii.l nl s}i,5ll Vi i i r/SeVi. lai In.i uri r " ."in, ,i, ( oiiiilrj c lull May ". " i family fortune i*« n margin broker, in -nt ol 1 "" -i ivhich u.i- ;,i hninbers. Nu >= lii-ld Salisbttn Ih, completion ,., a year w, rl h, ■!■■>""""■"! ■"■- uUi lisiiiK^Srnior class ; Hector Mc- mt v wrapper, up her program * ' * ' ' '' ' ' I fii lat docs iii-entl) . llii the hand FF !h :i -' !■"'" ' '■" NitriiiK will be aide lo rill, w i auotTlel :l achy. in.ui i.flit'oi of The David- hair in a \**\w\ and im Ili, phiyi-J: "Xlareh Heroic," l\ \ llii ■ ll-. ;l" ''" contvst was the Xlarj Ilai bj M'I'A SlliXI llyi of '"! ■ ., i, ,, i.. ,,,,.!.. fo, , Hi, |i,, '"i l'""-> M' l-eau soniau, ni.'iiil.ir oi Alpha Phi Kp- dizzily 1>' ii., ■ , I,|,, il horn, n,', ' ' '"' ariutiul I I I ' -"'' antlers Hie liise. -ii Sin der 'lip contest uhich was liolini : a -eli lion troin "Ihe li.il lie Spi oi I',.,, .,!,..:.,, I, - : 1 siloii, it:,iiili, Is.,: ■ , ' ■■ Hill, i p vill nl "I"'" I'"' r ..i -■.. That is why the Ufmplegar I,, Mikado," 1. 1,1 Wl.il, i!-., ".''"1' " children i.pi-ii all. Ihe cTTiHest was spon- by Sullivan: "In a Km of Ca-d ,,;,ld.'\lip.-,nl. IV.! S 1 X '■■'■" Uval ■',';" i.il ii.it. niiiy. of which he gn wonk starvation wages, \aii,,u- \l,,ii.i-i,r. Garden," ,-i hail, ton, '" all to at literary b'\ Kelel anil Wimp) Iv'avi in11 i '"' sored li\* oi'Kaui/a \\ ,rli who I--., A llu i'"l'ori; I..1in Hi.i ui, r. Milton ( risp. I', Kapi., ,,i ; i in South* '"' "" and become a clan with a cause. But ii,ui- S,,li-l,iu\ Ihe l>a\ "The Mcrn \\ ii'low," In S .-. i vi itoi's duriii)', flu I'i " lllli"" ■""' 1V|' !" "' "" . olTicials of . . -. -- I,, Mpli.i. industrious, , inn. V.i, uiii ui m-a.inaic.r wn-stliiiK i< .mi. soplioni.jn . idle or a Rimplegar i> the contest Professor Lilly 1 li.ii ; "Drink to Mi i lnl\ \\ itli i x Hall \l Steven ■ ,1 Si Innee "'"' !'"'" "" a»ked . " iron, li.ni.l ,,,,"fl, |.,ue with a bach Hud Uaitu-y. I'lii Delta Tliela, always tilth Kroin one day to I i t,, .,. Kyes ;' , r.vi IIn- ,, ' the. and >r. and Mrs. t Thine Mu- Vanished had a nice tintr r -.-. 1. - :- ,tn, sa. 'uiiiininu tad> , , , he siihjcei ,,i idi, (oi iff < i-lijr's .-. in In mi ii ) lie, i lib atimi . the next he never tampers with in the caiiacity ol* jud^,-- because \i my," by Alford ; nn,| Suit,-. I nd. ., , i lln |ui idi ill of I'iaiiuna Simula"K|> ibe drbali v. al'dbe hi'uhi ' ,,t' un, ■ logic. I 1 1 from I 'Ihe 1' tluir recognized ajiility in the Ion (JuNole. 1,< in- ■ \, i , \ , i give il.-II. . 11 -. "lit tv, a nieinbi-r ""'M.i the uit-t-liu^ .i! will .-i imperturbable Rimple- ,-i literature, ,1 "(I (JAM I'l-I '""' The Mrs. lii'ld lirotiram was .losi » itli Pill XI \ I \ T.itnnij * ■" ' -■i Mplin Kp-il.m ).n ""«"« iik'Ki lid topics. Al llii ditriuK the gar were., Helta. medical . , and her household of mercurial 'Ihere abolil twenty shorl Niividson." Wilson of Winston Sab in. Abholl rnity.' ,,- .,, ''' '"■" "I iTn ;n oli'iei slllllllllI ,n-l „ frali and 1 ivn ml\ idii .-. i. tilt children have their prototypes in stnricH the It i- planned i oi (in i ddii I,- entered in conlcsl and that mi everj ei-pied an iiiMt.iti,,, i,. .i d''bati wa in.,, in llu Oxford Doctor; ill, , beconii any community. The who the} nn-i- judged in -,l.i\ i-> Monroe of l-'avi lle\ . ■ ! -:. ' ;' "■ ■■■"'■' last week 'IIii re I uil:1ii linn ■ " ■I' 'I a similar ineerl in, uibi, .,i I'lii I:, Kappa, il.i '■ 'I'al al am t inii anj I'} M.uierofi Moselev t«> lireemille, I.i \ seems be the common sensionI were in. plays in ill In- ,1 oi and I d Iloll of ■ ■ - ; ■ ■ 1 entered the com v. presenti place ,-i tliu : ■ '■ i , ■ ,.r i.li, in ' , , , , il ■'■■■;,,,ii., hi arer uld comi i hero of tin dranim-cj^-is a man we. pi litinn, announced, .,, lice, i\i llIi .1 w t . Dell;, ■ ii '.v.-i- pi pro\ . . I II -1.it, ni, renul.ir band nlini: . 1,1-1 1-1" III. lip..11 In- III md ther , ■ ., know inlitnatt 1\ and as for Donald Ilij- prize was won by pel haplei dmn;i- the i ol '' ■''" ''■'<■ ■ "ii ■ i■ , . a short ili.n the wiather mil K.il-I.'.i ■■' ■'! i itli lo he h ii - 1 '''I I I' -■'-■'I' 1" ll.-l I" I liiowu, who -ilni;. Ii -I lib '" p lion, -1 I,,,u, ''"' the ant ever} village has one or story In- i i,.,,|-." » \ in,i Sat' ■" " entitled "'I lid in wa. held d i I., ,,| m; ,u v. ,.i in id,, : the iMonaries, awardi . In. I. .iiif.,, -i ,, ,|, I,.,,, |.,|,i. lVl, meeting, more i-i these \ Ii,, : iiij'JiI I ,1 >, r, »'■!"' by one wltose |iseudou.\ m i- Res in In' main int i- nmi 'I'mi uii-l, i,-i.i,|ii,ii, ,.,::, iI" ilnl« il foi !., i uiiilil Ii i 'I'" mi' I" iii .i ,| n,, , -i ,, ,|,|.ll;i t!,, n|i Characters in liii- plaj are likely Lynn. a story a of Ibe lloli I i liarloile II " Il i- of Voodoo « .,i i' ,,ii ,i ,. ,. , Ii, , ,!,„ - iaii'i-1 I .ill and |,i--,i,|, if, .|,n ,| ;, In thai it, . t.i bj -■■"■ be embarrassed the rather un- w Ii lor «Im Comes into a oll'ieei for the cmuiiiK yi ai n ' L'l" '"I ■' : presi in ..I .iippiirtinn complimentary descriptions mall) in,In,i,,| .,i ., ,-, llu" Itin in the soiiibt ru town from his native )avi(lsi foi rrninii) " - I hi ■"Ilil- t* in in.hi \ front ui the play-books. Mi>. Haiti In Id Ihin-sdav i, I iiistitu nnd draws the local in gro iiicl.i al llii » ulai i, , "Mirlievf in ph.\ .,1 , \ '"■ ■>■'■ un ■"uy.l Watson Streel Sf\(iL\sSI".S Rimplegar is .xda/id. rattle-brained population t,> I'hapti i im iini;. viisorotis " | back the ancestral " i, " ' , Sludctrl s ; I.il i.tin r p, ,.;,!. i hi. ,,/..- : ■■ allail.i -! llu pre in v t, -n woman whose gestures arc uncer- magic riles and performances, The ♥ ♥ ♥ Iv, lull Inn-,.n 'In |n.-iii...n ,.| tl,,- "paid" tain and whose reactions arc belat- climax comes in a li.it XI I has other athlele si'.\ sn:\i>i-:s { vivid, «,"> sjenc Always PHI IM I I \ 'I III I \ Camilla linn,.- do, motherly-looking, ,'i \i,,,,l,,,i -( to ed. She i- but not sacrifice in a wind i fbatitir Im,I nniouK il- nu, i f..i ;- I iHI I sugary ; although she would prob- liiiK. \\ fK'i imc : liowei) I:.ill John \, wtou ol I KIKS lik,- be, dare, ablj to she doesn't The stories are those of adults 1iaim \ ill. , c ,.i ; Il.i, I; Sanders ,,i her children being whai they are. ■ni'l ii"t a school affair, as i- iiuli- I,11111in,"S. I . Paul \ii-owood ami Cars Uouglas is about Lwenty i\\". \"v catcjl li> tlu- scope ,,| the stories IHi l> l.i .i-iii.I oi Sin Hi) and loin j very 111-. Iv, ill,-. ,,, some reason that is never clear lilt ■-. Sull.ill of Km It, \ I leloll For Rent in anybody, thinks that Dr. ,, he he has -Cummin); read some of tin- THACKER'S Inc. 1 hapiiiau -],,- in lln u I. end in Vi ri. t.. ',i dramatic ability and would like to -Ii hi- classes which are now I." \ '■ 'I .-.., ■ In Id in Ihe chap "Air Conditioned" , SOUTHERN K<> on tbe stage. In 1ii~. ordinary studying the writing of short ■.lor- Ii r Ii -ii S l.n ninlil *W PRICtLESS INFORMATION J GULF <;as and on. conversation he \- n->t, happily, the- ies I,, illustrate various poijits m ' Xf ±-\iS\\ BTOMACIIORDUODINAI I 5 & 10c atrical, but every once in a While tluir construction. M'.M \ ( -VI«|A V 1 '' CERS, I'iiiiii STORE PHI KPSII.tIN idi +kSB> *\ " - *"" lili.KS ■ \\ gag. I W-* Z** on VBPEPSIA. i he pulls hat he calls a assail of W,.|,h. \v. \ a , |.>ank : MM H VMIMMII. CiASSI i 118 South Tryon Y >^T NKss, Prompi and Kenneth U twenty-five, and has tni^ht have been raised m Grcon- St. ff 'I'avlo'r of f »*^ HEARTBURN,CON- Z Cheerful llartsville and Ui.ll (ili.,1- \J STlPATIONj HAD HHF.AIII 2 M. P. Henderson Service more dignity tiian, all \ illage. Sin- considerably CHARLOTTE, C. sten "i I ,1 8LEEPI F.SSNF.SS OH IIF.AII- ■ the other vvich i- N. Ixfui were week end vis- ACHES, DUE TO BXCBtfS ACID. ■ | Rimplegars put together, which, t" iiiadi- up; a deciclcd ampleness has itors I [isjluii chapter. A..L f.n a tr >iiy <>f WUIotiTj Mwagm. We J I ■ oi ...: a,,ii w,iu.,i n,..,,-,. ► AS V he sure, i> not saying overmuch for not prevented her from wearing a ■ JJ | «!*— ff— ■»]■» « Kenneth. Ili^ speech i-> affected, tiRht dress. Ins accent being cither ITarvardiaji Doctor Stevens, a tall man. heav- <>( otlnr^, or Oxonianiwhichever is most un- ier built than any the is Examination Schedule Second Semester ...» Ili, .... 1935-36 pleasant to y.»ii. thirty-twn. face is strong, Jriiny is red-cheeked, husky powerful, May 21 May 22 a hi- mouth steady and Thurs. Fri. Sat. May 23 M.111. Mny 25 Tue. May 26 Wed. May 27 Thurs. May 28 Fri May 29 j ('zeclioslovakian ; Ed must be kind. 11. is tin.- only one ,,u the - A 1 Riology -' I:, -- mysterious in sonic obscure way, stage who lieur- a certain maturity k.O.T.e 3 liasii l.ang. Sin -.- ltil.lt- -I. W '\-- noiuy i J Kcuiioinics _' M- '' 1A,5 for tin- book nun-lv sa^'d of him .-f tar.- and manner, K.O.I 2 Business 5A Chcni. Lbeni. «, \> *.. IlioKigj ii App. Xlath ■) :■ |, 411 1C,6, Biology in.-., thai he "is eighteen." H.-iuld i- a l"iiM. lanky person, I K.O.T.C. .1 l-ren. 7 IN Rduc. 10 I'.n 511 i ■■,. lc Spanisl \ lit, Elizabeth is a dark about awkward, with t,,,, many Icgs'and U.O.T.C. A Greek Aa ICcon. 8 "-r.ii.li I) I..I11, ') I-,,,, 1\. Jil uii'l -' IA, tweiUy-three, with large serious arms, but charming, lie has a sen- Phys. I'.d I, History C luiuh Aa (Jreek 0 Knglish Iii ll, ,. I . sitive, Spanish \a__ i eyes and no dignity at all. Kitty, immature face and a humor- Xlath. A i . Gn-Jk Ah l-reuih Ah rni Ii: ! In", |,, the fther female, element in the ous mouth, II, i, about twenty- Invest. Xlath. l!i-t,,r>' '', 10 An (,,,, Ky 2 (Ireek IA .? M,-iili. .! C, play, i* a Brooklyn beauty, who four. Philos. ' i rmaii ■' Ilistor) 7 Physii s i' Psych, AA l.atiu 1 Physics I,-s 1, - I .'hi. Sc. 8 Sticiulugy _' I'hilo-i, S Pol Ii P.sych. ii . Spanish .1 . Physics 7 I'.y, Ii -7 Span. 1C, I,5 -i OUR SLOGAN j Swliil (.loom, p Biology 1A App. Xlath. 2 English 1, 2 Biology 1C Riology IB ,|, | , ■. , , , \fa .. - ~.*''■ "EVERY JOB A 600D ONE" M. Chem.M. -1 rtiology4 Chcm. IP, 7 Econ. IB Math. p" - KngVUJi 10 Business 4 << Bast business »l is Economics ICnglish 14 ";'" German 4 ' -' , n "'' More than a slogan. Economics IA l-tuuh 3 Greek Greek IH French 2A, I Gcog. -' lli-i,,iv (j It's Latin A German Aa German IA Italian A Working Principle. Xlath. JH History J, I ■ History IB, I) Xlatli 2A Our Successful Efforts Phys. fed. A Latin 2 . Beg. Utin Physics 2A Pul. Sc. 0 Physics 2C Physics 9, Extend from >' Philos.l- / 10 = ■■''-' Spanish IA, 3 I'liy-i. 21'., -I PJiilos. 4 ■ . Calling Cards to Catalogs. " » Pol. Sc. 4 Pol, Sc. -'A j Span. Ah, 12 Span. IB Span. I1* , STANDARD PRINTING COMPANY ; Greek 4 117 Garland Court Charlotte, N. C. . A. A. Examination! Begin at 9:00 P. M. Examination! Begin at 2:00. Clanei of the Second Semester End at 12:30 P. M. on Wednesday, May 20th. 4 THE DAVIDSONIAN, APRIL 29, 1936 ' ' GOLF AND TRACK TEAMS TO L/ il1^ I Jh I L' I ■■ INTRAMURAL SPORTS SWING INTO COMPETE INSTATE MEETS J^ \J J^ £ f\^ £ g^ |_^ \J FULL SPEED INEFFORT TO FINISH OS!LOSES"CAT NETMENDEFEAT Maryville Trackers Fall 'CAT GOLFERS DEFEAT DAK STATE, LOSE TODUKE Before Davidson Varsity WOFFORD ANDEMORY FRESHMENWHP and Shuiord took third in the half Maryville fill before llie Wild- javelin 10 in Jim Johnson threw the Varsity Men Take Two Out of BASEBALL Carlyle Lewis Is Eliminated varsity Richardson N cat track on SOPHOMORES N I6U feet ?> inches in winning the on Field last Saturday by a score of Three Matches South- Quarter-Finals of State event, and Mostly placed second. ern Trip Tournament 83 IJ to 4" 1-2. Competition in tin- Tipton and placed lirst and close, Johnson TEAMS races were hut Davidson second in the discus ll'J Two more victpries, over Wol- BIG FIVE with feel UPSET VICTORY heavily events. Wake Forest Nine Subdues On Monday of last week the scored in the Held X inches as the distance. i.n'l and Emory, and a 'KiY.it at .taking fivC out of six iirsts. "i strong team from Juniors Beat Seniors in Base- Wildcats in Double-Header Wildcat tennis team, composed of Ihe shot put went to Dick the hands tin- showings the John- of Georgia, win1 ball; Seniors, Victory Lewis. Kenney. Hell. Carlson, Individual featured sou with Tipton second. The dist- the University Juniors Win meet, records a' tin- varsity Framptou. and Hornbeck, left the as tour men won two events ance was .is feet '1 inches. Al- added to flic In Tennis WINS BY 3 TO 2 Maryville golf team, composed of Gaptain Hill CAROLINA campus for their annual trip each. Sncdecker of won though Lee was away, Davidson two mile Manager Charlie Ross, Gco. through the .northern pan of the the run in the excellent Won the pole at II feet, with Sniw. l.a,t Nfunday afternoon a rejuve- Yearwood, Bankhead and 9:48.6, a Mary- vault Cowan, Ralph McCiclland and Hen- -tate. time of record for h'ort first, Pittmail second, and nated freshman Softball team threw Clark Star For Wildcats \taples, cam- That afternoon they spanked ville and dose to the time set last Peabody tieing son returned to the of then By LAMONT BROWN with Lavender of night, April a scare into the ranks the St.ite h\ a m 2 score. Lewis. Ken- year by Kra/icr. Sncdecker also Maryville for third. pus last Saturdaj -'5. undefeated sophomores, and marred To return once again' to this li., vi,!-..11 dropped two baseball 4:45, beating tour. - ney, Carlson, ami IU'11 all won their Won the mile in out after .hi extensive southern perfect record, heating them corner where two seasons ago 1 gatm to Wake l-'orest last week Faisou won the hundred yard golfers their singles matches while Lewis-Bell Parcel! of Davidson. Merchant and The Wildcat met WofTord sophomores, however, upon the narrow and shal- and then played it.- best game oi dash in 1(1.4, and placed there, 14 12. The launched and won in the Brown finished second and third in Dickson last Monday afternoon, April -,a losing to Moil- l-'rainpton-Kcnncy second. The high hurdles were continued to hold their lead in the : i\\ .: an unfree press, reminds rttv year ill Carolina the two mile run. 20, and vanquished tin- team by a :.,. .'■_'. he doubles. The third doubles match by 2 league. me somev.i:.n of the way Ji "■>!■ afternoon In -core of I taken Wicker in \t>. with Park- .v Tuesday, April ua* called on account of Wade Harrow won the _'_'O yard score of IS On might fell return v i-it to lighting Wildcat- led Carolina until darkness. er second. The relay, the last track That same evening the juniors have on a Lewis ill) heat I,em 6-4, 8-6. dash in 22.8 with Faison running a Bl, thej defeated Ktnury, 9 1-2 to wiiali, l".:i; -r, to more eighth inning when Mc( ant event, was won by Maryville in turned the tables upon their former the draw a the Kenney il)i 6-4, yard 8 I.'; and nn Wednesday, they ;:■ ', :, by ■ beat Brown 6-3. close second. The 220 low 3:35.5, although inexperienced currently intci ting analogy, how c l\ surprised them steal the dropped their return match to the conquerors, the seniors. The Cen- , ,■■■! I'.ell ilii beat Dulin 6-4] 11-9. Carl- hurdles also went to Harrow with IIr. Robertson would read Iiward left them -o rattled Davidson team tried their best. tennials won 8-3. They also stepped i placing second, tram from the LTnivcrsitj Geor- 1;:- - .,:: sou 111 heat Smith (j I. 10-8. \ad- Wicker The time Merchant, of another r, 10-8. . ,11,U The teaiii remained in Athens to my nine "months, a- Sports com- Davidson v». Wake Foreit Dickson jumped20 feet 4 inches play Intercollegiate routing the pophomorcs, four mat- Icwis-Bell i In heat Rem-Brown The 441) yard in the Southern mentator f The Ila.idsi mi u. il The Wildcats met the l)c*acon« in half mile and the to win the broad jump. Peabody ches to one. fi-.l, kenney- I'rampton (11) Invitational Tournament on Thurs- ■ , April _'.i ti-1. heat da-.li were won by Talmage, placed . d tl'.at there wa- nothing nn n : ■:'.!<" header on and a third in the broad jump, and day ami Friday, 23 Last week's Softball saw the trews fading <> 3, S '>, 6 3. Maryville star 1 April and J4. l t., write about; the.teanis were a". ■.-. i on the short -ide tit the His time on the 880 third in the high jump. This dual sophomores almost cinching the* day met (ho yard 1 The same team left IJavidson ■ rapidly score g.inus. lo%ing by 15-0 N'ext the Cats Blue run was 2:04.1, and the 4411 competition was last the league Monday . . Davidson n> in b ith the for again i" victory. they beat ' this morning meet ■ -- Devils 8-1, yard 51^9, Cam- in,;!::: j :: : an respectively. i.l.,-«oi Wake and lost. in a series of dash was run in Greg- varsity; and the State meet at the seniors, 18-9; they dw : ! :ut.' from and 'i-J Ra- linn this afternoon, X'. C. State to- Tuesday al- ■' '- ■ bitterly fought matches. Captain ory and placed 4411, ■ r ■<.:■■.,', -,. h;, est >aj only four in the leigh doses most : vv nut use : allowed I iilson Johnson the season. morrow, ami l,i play in the State demolished the hopes of the -■ ' " ,: Lewis made Davidson's only point I liimu : r run- in th< in . muter", two of by running up 3-1 tallies, star, Intercollegiate Tournament at the freshmen . ■ turn ,,v to - poled by Fielding when he downed Calon. Duke 4; or it er me scin which were out Carolina Country Club in Raleigh^ the frosh accounting for only and V with an Clark. '■--'. 6-4. Other scores were as fol- itiri Sugg, - "Hi Friday and Thursday they nosed out the Cen- ' low : Ashhy i DU) beat Kenney Sat unlay. May 1 eve appreciativi I rt and a pen A feature of the series was the Wildkittens C tennials in a ten inning struggle, 1, ; (ii|| R ,:■ ■ M,.n 4.6.96-I, 1 (DC) heat Hell Defeat i beglanior- .' rly id : in the of i-. the DeaconV lead rt-4, finally pushing over one run to win 4 ". r.\ Parsons 1 DU) heat f such, la,:: titue. hi>\\ ever. oil in.in who garnered three triples Walker and Abbot Lead 13-12. The juniors fared rather 1 Carlson 4-fi, '. (, 4, Wright (DU) Frosh i." l. m\ .met a di-peil- ami two -:ngles in the two games -I. Will Begin Decathlon worse: they lost to both the sen- atfitudt' '■ Winston Wins Runner to 72-52 Victory i, beat Frampton 1. G .'. Keltmcyer itig '.< rci ::: the brilliant rays ot nkins j,ached tin' tirsi game and Competition iors and the sophomores. Anil the ' On May 4 1 ' IPL') ')-". A-h- s, , ■:■:■. -.."" ; ..... i!,.. ,.,,,! o.i D.4*..!.>..u. ' heat llornlnck '.-4. freshmen lost to everyone, until ("Till The Wildkittcn track team de- .': beat Lewi-Hell ti-1, for the 193(5 Thtre tfll a Johnny M.ick- Davidson vi. Carolina From Kittens feated the Presbyterian College Competition Decath- Monday of this week, when they lighting, ?-".'' .!. kellntcycr-Caton (DU) heat will crcll, who consistently furniihed It .■..!- a determined Saturday lon start next Monday, May -1. showedreal promise for the remain- Carls,.1, (>-4, '.-11. Downed, freshmen here last by a hunch cit Wildcats that took the Hornbeck Wright- Frosh Nctmen Are "ii Richardson Field track. ing pan of the competition. inspiration for first hand com- ■(ore of 7_'-5_\ Out of the ■ Reach ilil'i heat Kenney*Frampton 5-2 in fourteen decathlon, mcnt.-\On numerous occasion! 'i.ir,ilina M".unlay af- Second Tilt With l-W'vents comprise tin- Other games this week were as . '1. 'I A match schedule,I High events, Itavigjon won eight lirst teri -i "1hey g,,t a lead mimed- with School and their set records an' 100 follows: Tuesday — it was a Paul Pittman who ' places, Presbyterian frosh won five, these freshmen vs. ." Carolina for Wednesday was rainecL yard II sec, shone like a meteor in the eb- \Vllen I'.ankhead. first man up. and was dash 220 yard dash— juniors and sophomores vs. seniors: out. Friday, April _'4. the freshman there one tie. ."( — ony evening, No less frequently singled and then -campcivd around sec, -4-tii yard dash— 58:4 sec, Wednesday sophomores vs. jun- Ihis week the team made a trip 'lennis team lust a hard fought Walker and Abbott led tin: scor- it was a Jim Morgan. "Klip" the bases while tin Carolina team 880 yard dash' _':.M sec, Imile run iors. to Virginia. to High ing for Davidson, two - "Boody" Wingfield, threw the hall The players are rank- battle Winston Salem each taking '" :.>u min 2 run i*> min., Cathcy, around over each first. Walker . mile -13 Tin' only iuterclass tennis of last ■ , ed slightly differently now. Over School by the score of 5-4. won the mile run Dick Johnson, or Coley Wind- other's high hurdles-20 sec, low hurdles week >a\v the freshmen completely David-, the week-end I'.aluett Rawlings 1 Wl defeated iD) m 4:58 and the two mile run in ham, who made the mighty Tar When .ii pushed over an- won hack his Jones .ill sec, high jump -5 feet, pole outclassed, as they went down -4-0 position '1 II; t *: ■ on the team from llorn- 6-2, room |\V) won over 10:48.1. In the mile Huntley of Heels, look as if they belonged run ill the sixth inning while vault —7 feet .> inches; shot putt before tin- seniors. Led by lieck and Frampton elevate. Cloyd (111 7-5, 8-6; White (Dl heat Presbyterian College nosed out Jim in a prep league or ki!i i the" Iarolina score a long Ihimself 25 feet, discus throw so feet, jave- Cothran. the school to place Ilicks., place. man of 36 had little fourth at 11 1W1 6-8, 8-6, 6-2; Halui Woodward for second In ■ cauied the highly tooted Devils row of *"g,,ose eggs." it appeared Carlson's expense. lin throw 115 feet. trouble with the inexperienced Monday the Cats clashed with iU'i conquered Law son (D) 6-3,, the tw ile Vtlll Woodward placed from over Duke way to feel as that tin game^was on ice; hut the Tlu- competitors will enter all the frosh. In the sophoniore-junior University of Virginia, 6-4 ; SI,,an 1 11) heat Shore ( W I 6-2, s.cond. ami Dormer of Presbyterian if their own fork tilings began to go wrong in the Tuesday events, ami turn in points gained on match, one singles, that Kiese- had been with the Country of Virginia, 6-3! llendrix (Wl defeated came in third. Walker lapped of thrust throat. seventh inning. Austin, the second Club Mar- the tin' best ten. Should one of the wetter, was sophs down their ( D) Presbyterian all the could win. man up fj.ir Carolina walked, stole and Weduesdaj the opponent was quesi 6-3, 6-4. Only one dou- runners as he finished contestants break of A second In other parts oi the iat joliil longer one the set doubles was called off be- :■ -'' md, and Washington and Lee Cuiver-ity. bles match was played,llendrix anil the race. records gaijj Lee and Karl Krazier would he then went home on a he will an extra point cause of the insurmountable lead of daring piece oi "head OThc State Intercollegiate Tourna- Shore 1 W 1 winning over Man|uess In tin- 4411 yard dash, Abbotl led The man the aking :'■;■ :i work." Year- making most paints the juniors. IiVi ■: . « reci r!- with wag held week, and Law son (1)1 6-4, Jo. 6-4. Win- " Mauri, wood threw to the hag. The hall ment last in which with 55.3. Hicrs of Presbyterian will receive the Ileeath1,,u medal, vcrj try, e Peabody an,', Carlyle Lewis a More tennis will he played this ( and Brailston Ken- ston forfeited two doubles matches came second, took third. gold winged shoe, '■■■: r ! flashed cai inned off Austin's head and roll- and l.titz suspended from week, and all the Quick uncannily on ney represented lor two the Davidson scores. .SSI) baseball will he id to the outfield while he raced Davidson. Lewis Abbott also won the yard run a blue ribbon. Coach Whittle plans completed, tile hardw 1. Carlyle Lewis di~- was four, The $iih weather permitting, hut for home plate: seeded number hut lost match scheduled the with a time of 2:12.5, while Atkin- to take standing of the four diff- played an unbelievable upset in in the quarter-finals, Blue Ridge Boys inter-class golf will he postponed "' In the inning, Mr' whde Kenney, Scl 1 for oh Sat- son oi I'rcshy teriau came second, erent classes at i en r, i next am faked represented the until week,probably. ntii ititi and harlie Ross seeded seventh, was urday. .April 25, was cancelled be- and next g.,li" colleagues ail attempt t,, rattle the pitcher hut beaten in the Patterson third. It was the meet. The awards will he made to with hi- ' would second round. The cause oi the quarantine placed on ■ ■ continued hi- run across title was won first time Abbott had run the half the winning s, ,r- home plate team and individuals »--. .„ .; jl'j ': . UpOll .!!!r 1*. school. freshman tennis r n< tt ■ : (he by young Archibald .11 that The mile season, two ,■ before surprized Wildcats could Henderson this as the mile. on the annual .' :. : 1 Impel host, athletics day. comprehend wh.it he was doing. Hill. team will play however, to was Walker's first. 'These are only a few of the (hail,,it.- High Tuesday, 'ory. V. P. Frosh Another runcame in befuse the School on The hundred yard I. won with a made - end dash and the Hardware Dry Goods "rescuers" who have the > April 28. close margin two l the inning. 220 were both won by a weeks ago. Wpf- life of sports at Presby- ford, only Radios and Radio Davidson dur- Davidson made a desperate The freshmen have so far won terian although the remaining dual meet. m,,,. at- star. Dennard, Dav- ing recent years lively, "■ ■ Kittens one match was lor gel Beat with 1'resbyterian scheduled lues.lay of I'l to back those lost run, in Junior idson won second evens. this Supplies and have made me realize that College 7-0, have lost, in both In week. Several . 'lie ninth inning Dixon led off hut .the other the yard dash J.I) freshmen from the the Wildcats still a power- hundred and the squad hold with a hot liner to right two matches played against Win- Harrison will compete in the State + ful the field that Gastonia Nine Salem, ran second. The time nn berth in athletic sun. ston the lirst being by the the meet Saturday. (*n would have" beenj home run in any century was 10.4 seconds, and oca iotis such unusual per- score of I,0. '■.!*":.■ bail it been two feet higher. Hicks, Hemphill the -'.'II yard dash was run in formances a- the Monday atter- Lead Fresh- 2.1.1 M. H. GOODRUM lirim-faci d Jnen camr to the plate ciianiond contest men to Wins Over Belmont The hurdles were taken by Pres- with Carolina were ■nd swung with all their weight he- in ■ li. ihanging flogging mor Large Cheating Circle byterian College runners, hut Tfar- &CO. hind each swing. The game Abbey and Gastonia ended rison and Tice placed second and lii . iptimisin. finallj with the tying and winning Exposed At California" lair is of third in the 220 yard lows Fri- The Wildcats' full on lir,t and Games with llclmonl Abbey and and runs second. berg in the IJII high interest. There is a great deal li liastoiii.i High were won by the (liy Colltgialc Press) finished third there was any distinguishing .hsihiali-il hurdles. QUICK there for Davidson to be proud Freshman baseball team of, feature in the hangup playing of this week. Berkley, Cal.-(ACP)— Thirteen and standing upon ll I, the The pole Vault W-as 'he David-oii nine it was the s,,- Monday Wildcat nine defeated nun, including varsity toot- tied for lirst $■ hold of a new three between Sample. C. of era there looms perb catching of the outfield, Clark, Castonia, -1 I. and lost 10-3 hall players and three members of W. Davidson Before before all of her supporters an last Wednesday. IJelmont ami McSween of Presbyterian, l-al'ferty, an.I Dicks,,,, got under the freshman basketball team even more interesting array of hall, were Both made the height of HI 6 BOWERY BALL time and time again that All scoring took place during the found guilty of cheating in an eco- feet programs and individual start - inches. The high jump went to looked like certain hit- 'I heir ]da» first three innings of the Castonia nomics examinationla>t week as llic to be watched and admired. ■ng Davidson as Hipp jumped 5 feet Visit wa- responsible to a, great de- game. Hicks ami Dcliingcr of Gas- University of California student af- J Norman Shepherd is coming to gree inches, ami Graves came that there were nw hits longer tonia started a pitching battle, and fairs committee dosed the hooks second. take over the place held hv Un- -ingle, The broad jump was won by popular than all aftern i. kept the last six innings scoreless on one of the largest cases of mass Den- and successful Captain" Nor- uard of Presbyterian, at 19 OVERCASH Wright ami Herman Vcarwood with frequent strike outs cheating in the school's history. feet ton Pritchctt, whom we so 11 1-2 inches. I'.oyd reluc- staged the best pitching duel seen Iland and Johnson scored in the addition men, was close be- Barber Shop tantly released last year In to the five wom- hind, and to the on the local diamond thi, year. first inning on a double by Hemp- guilty. scored for third. It Pays To Look University of Yirginia. Davidson en were found of Davidson Well is Herman Yearwood clearly demon- hill. Stewart of Gastonia scored in Most of given Warden took the now a member of the .Southern the offenders were shot - strated that he culd pilch with the the second, and Hicks and Steere anil with a heave better than the - warnings curtailed privileges, ■ --- ♥"'■- ■' Conference, ,-, place slu has long '"^ '" varsity distance in meet with ■■■■.-*.-'.I <}»■ BiB l-'ivc. Davidson came in during the third. only one of the athletes being bar- a deserved. These two,new items in was Maryville the same day. lie due for a win and only missed The llehuont game was called at red from One putRELIEF accompaniment future competition. with the irrevocable getting 1 the shot .IS feet ID 1-.' inches, in the victory c,,l,mm by a the end of the sixth inning due to sophomore was suspended from the and superb and unperishing Wildcat slip up Miller took third for the Wildkit- spirit in the best game played here thi' continued rain. Pitching was university when, following disclos- should give an impetus from this season. tens. Field events helped rather loose from Hehnont, and ure of the mass cheating-, wrote the Dav- the very start that will carry Wild- he idson score further Davidson hitters scored frequently, to an instructor, declaring as Johnson won Batribston cat glory t,. far flung height,, that lie the javelin with l^eatre and hi the fourth and sixth inniiiRs the had never cheated in a throw of 161 make her son, proudly proclaim John Lee FailsTo Win an examina- feet _' 1-2 inches, with Boyd coming Wildcats tallied eight out of ten tion. Although he had un- their part in Davidson's challeng- Place been third. Also all places were ing At Penn Relays runs. suspected previously, investigation taken heritage. 1 in the discus, as VVEpNESDAY Al'kll >9 Hicks scored three runs for Dav- disclosed his participation. McClcllan won Don't get the college sports John N' Lee represented idson, with a distance of 11(1 fect II) 1 DaviJ- he.ides doing the outstand- Compared to "ring" inches. REMEMBER LAST NIGHT writers complex, but son ai the Relays at the discov- meet Presbyterian more ap- Penh Phila- ing hitting of day. ered The with Col- Edward Arnold, Constance Cummings, Sally Eilert, Young propriately delphia week. the McCall made earlier in the year at the Uni- lege Robt. take on the attitude last Lee was the only runs, freshmen was the of two and Steere. Edwards, versity of Xonli Carolina, the Cali- fourth for the batter, who had just entry from the college, and he com- the Wildkittens, and gone peted rlemphitl, litiificld, and McCulloch fornia group was small. their third vie- down swinging and re- in the pole vault. North THCk'SDAY AND FRIDAY. APRIL30-MAY 1 scored one each. Carolina expelled a total of 97 stu- turned to the bench with a con- Although Lee did not place in the MAGNIFICENT soling 'vent, dents following the expose of ex- OBSESSION 'anyway, Igot my three he ranked high among an Starring the "We refused promptly, firmly and amination clearing operated Irene Dunne and Robert Young swings." contestants. The winning height house politely two weeks ago." Tile Uni- by .students and guaranteeing to Finest Quality was 1.1 feet 4 inches, and 1 VERY ce versity of Virginia will not be rep- supply advance exam questions SATURDAY, M \Y _" SJMPLE . .. Jumped I., 1.' feet. A prevailing for A sweet resented at Heidelberg, says Presi- every course in university yomiK thing in distress wind did much to hi,,,lcr the hut Expert Workmanship O'MALLEY OF THEMOUNTED came his work. dent John Lloyd Newcomb. in and said: "I've my In 1933 Cocbraiie was one. With George O'Brien and Irene glasses. broken scut to the Ware Do Ihave to he examined Relays in the hurdles. Hi: placed all over again?" in the low hurdles. liver so often MONDAY-TUESDAV WAY 4-5 "So." said the "j BUFF oculist, ust yOur outstanding track stars arc sent. eyes." This season FAUL AND CRYMES,INC. CONNECTICUTT YANKEE I.ee has continually SHOE SHOP Starring the unforgetable Will Rogers jumped well. Three times ha's The averagegrades he SPORTING GOODS of students at bettered his records, and tin- col', "SUDDEN SERVICE" Worcester Tech, Mass., lege mark CHARLOTTE, N. C. 4IS SOUTH ST. Worcester. now stands at 12 feet 7 TRYON have risen steadily for nine years. 3-4 inches. THE DAVIDSONIAN, APRIL 29, 1936 1 CINEMATIC COMMENTS JACKSON WILL FILMFEATURES Town Tattle 'NEW BOOKS RECEIVED VOGLERPLANS -"' \\\'iliH-,iav. April BE PRESIDENT "VETERANS OF ! SCABBARD AND Remember Latt Night Mr-. C. M. Richard- is visiting oi FOR COLLEGE LIBRARY A wild party, hangovers, four in Deeatur. Ga., .'is the guest TOISSUECULL murders ami a suicide arc com- OF HI-Y GROUPFUTUREWARS" her sun and daugliter-in-faw, Dr. Mrs. McDowell Richards. 8LADEW bined in to and LLB1D an effort imitate the 1 Unusual WITHIN RECENT WEEKS Man Shewmake, Foreman, and Scrio-Comic Organi- ♥ 'Thin Ii has a -will cast zation Spread Through- that includes Edward Con- Are Other Newly Has Mi-. M. \Y. McGill w.i- hostess Arnold, Wood out FOR the Country to Club In Volumes on Christianity, So- MEN Ctnnniings, the Century stance Sally liilcrs ami Elected Officers Twentieth NEWMENSOON E Fiction Rising Juniors Will Try Out afternoon, April 24. Mr-. II. cial Science and Robert Young, 20,000 da> For Assistant Cheer- DUTIES BEGIN IN FALL OVER MEMBERS I-: Iul. her Rave a paper nil the ar- Added New Body to Be Created By ( Leaders Soon Thursday-Friday, April 30-May ti»|, i.i-.iyuill. Seniors to Carry on Through 1 Camera Crews Sent to Various ♥ JAPANESE ART SHOW MaRnificcnt Obteftiion Delegates Will Be Sent to Na- College Campuses GYM ABILITY IS SOUGHT Mr- til Ihies entertain)d in- Next Year Singularly m.nini; -t.irv fieauti- tional Congress Tltursdaj in New Display FeaturesPictures Extensive Program For Com- fully directed. RolJcrt Voung woos By Associated Colleiiiale Press) formally afternoon JUNIORS ARE ELIGIBLE NYu honor of 1'rcd Seb.rd. .if Kew of Orient ing Year Promised a young wi'low. accidentally blinxli 1 '! \va^ York City.- The story .Mi'-. lackson elected iiarili ii . 1 Miit; 1-1.md. N. \ who her, ami then devotes In. life to tin- lli-Y uf ilu- organizationand growth .. MembershipThis Year president of Davidson i- \i-ititiL; her hti-haud. Mr. Schad \ n'nmlicr of new \ iilumea Limited Head Gene \'6g- surgery. Irene Dunne gives an <-\- (.hili ;tt a meeting Wednesday uf the countr\ 's latest phenom- Cheerleader has been in Davidson tlii- past win- have ln-eii placed on the library to Nineteen Officers i-siu- cetlcnt performance a- the charm- Zl. enon, the serio-comic Veterans — Icr will the call.for can- night, March lie succeeds ter in connection newly 1j t during the past few weeks. fur positions ing- widow, 1'urkii- uf Mi. of Future Wars which has with the didates the of — — Lewis Mourn. disposal plant. I'lii' l»i. >1<> include \\ iirks mi Within a week or l\vn, S ♥ I from I'rinceltw Lniver- installed luniur Cheerleaders on hU >thcr fotfieer- selected lor the spread ♥ social -tinlic---. mysticism, fic- hard and I'.huh-. the campus season's crew sometime Saturday, -' epming year are Ed Shewmake, sitj tn most campuses throujjh- next Maj l>r .im\ Mi-. \V. I..Porter had a- tion, religion, happiness, and military fraternity, uill extend week, ho stated, O'Malley vice-president; Kenneth Foreman, ciit the countrj is dramatically next of the Mounted . their during the week-end others. Iml- tn junior members of K. The prospective jumping jacks ;c O'llrien ami secretary; anil UHI Wood, trea-- told a- one "i the principali-j>i- In-m- Ware Ml-. Vale and Mr-. Kubv. of Neu Tros of Samothracc i). T. C, who arc consider put few of tirer. They will replace the follow- sodes of tin- new March "i will in a weeks teamed together in a fighting pic- I This powerful masterpiece of Tal- in spring ing outgoing Withers, rime mi the screen released la\ .n. L'oun. worthy and outstanding mil- practice lliis and be ill ture of the great northwest. O'Brien seniors: John ♥ hol Muiidy, i- ihe gloHous saga of a itary proficiencv. shape to handle tlie Class of l'Ml) gives a fast moving, two-fisted per- Kenneth Pope, and Jim Mooncy, nationally \pril I". superman. i- Although scarcely Dr William Turner, of Columbja There excitement The fraternity lias only ninel when school opens next fall. formance, always bringing respectively. The new officer- will two months throughout portrayal - in his t "Veterans," University, -prut tin- week-end with this the members this year out of Those eligible to compete for man. enter upon their duties at the be- I'M. lit- brain child of — — M. and Mi- I'reil S.had. !u-t\ i-ouflicl ol craft) Pros and forty senior offictr-. so sclei tion !"■ these berths on the squad are mem- ginning of next school year. All three Princeton undergraduates '♥ the ambitious Caesar. the fraternitj i- an honor, indeed rising only. nf them except Wood rising with an hilarious idea oi prepared bers of the Junior Class Monday-Tuesday, May -1-5 are Mi-. Cloyd (iiHnlriim Gaudy Night llaeh year a new body is created to announced that he seniors. |..nri..ii-m ami a bonus heforc they rulvrtaiiied Vonler would Connccticutt Yankee Thursday afternoon for Mr- I'. I Ihis I k by Aorothy [..Saver is function for the succeeding year, Shewmake. a- pre-i- light, now has inure than J0.IXH) try to build up a group *>i leaders Tin- unforgctalSTc Jack-on and Point, thi author's outstanding novel, the a:ipi succi Will Kuucr- > mi min r.s the l'eter-..u. of W.-i N V Mrs imbued with idea- who would specialize in gym- ■i in .iml vice pie-i.lcnt. will be sent ami 1-4-1 posts ■<\<-r hi- I k i- the comes to us again a. a Peterson, b.-.n \ her 'I a first class mj ten oi previous groups. Yankee in club lo i*i>nntry. who ha- i-iiin^ j nastics ami cheerleading. lie urged h) the the First National tale, tun,, ,\ - King Arthur's Court. This i- re- i.ill;, r. Major \\ Seifert, ! rnim: nt wlliel Ihi ) i.ir Si abbard and I'.l.ul, I , a Ihe March oi Time turns it- C . has re- . therefore that all uf those present III Congress at Keren, Ky . production of Will's picture, June luined in ciirn 1 .it iIxfonl University on a "onducted meetings bi-weekly former Jii--'lili. cameras firsl mi ihe university her home. sophomores who have any gym many Branch Kukcy, vici pres- and certain night nl special -u-n:- ']i subjects with added features. A ster- college und.i^raduate today, much ♥ en and take up oi ability or desire to learn turn out ling picture. ident ami business matiAger <<\ the Tin* Golden Pencock t!:,- military ■iion aware than wa- liis father of Ihe A- You Like Ii Club nut leresi in lield. As .r: when to St. Louis will be prcsi- I'hi \cl In :-,!- he calls for men. Needless Cardinals In.lav evening, April .'■), with Mi.. Ciertrude Atlier- iicenl . ■ i .-. further research '!. il ui the world outside h shows the he wants with a good, the cun^re-s. lie i- now ae- - - Iki a dramatic, i .,- say those Willis Ilut .■! tow n i glitti it .- il and the lat.-t knowledge, it fu'- ■ >-.\ lat.d with ihe V. M. political clubs which exisl on every Johnston. healthy pair of lungs who are not magnifji enl lory of the lills a ptnpo e hhich the college A. Louis, campus and Ihe interests i)f the Kllests viele Mrs. Ca.lw.ill.oler and Am them, Program C. movement of Si. Four- \. I i Koine, ■ afraid exercise New Moll, ti ii courses in f) i Mi to. *.>nth- iim-t Mi-- I.11lie I.en.i tl ii Idi ami U. I rin nrrt Voglcr teen, bundled delegates are expected who iie.ht the ni'xl figni ■ .,- - prophesied that the Cen- ♥ groat i the pel her- prepari tal lot .- ■: in u.ir. Marching iicros, the worhl's tennial year would hear yelling such attend the conference. Kxponses Prof, Iriiiniphantlj to meetings. On Air Friday pages see and Mr-. I-'. I. Ki uin and hroiiRhl lili ill thi ui the local delegates are being from they the arim-d as this old campus has not heard met iluii Mr- Mcllenrj r.rown, story. Ii:, inilitar) hall this year was a hj the sale of ean.l\ and by the lord- of liurono and hear in terms in all iis hundred yens' existence. Broadcasts Pa., Aim-ric.-i Strikei .elltlire v\ pr, ,\,-,1 SUCCI Will FeatureDance t+tr old -tury !"1I. I'hey ui Pittshui i-b. -p.-nt tin- week- Back llieh mi --fill instigators of respiratory regular due-. of know 11} ;;. ,. ,, These Music and Leading the end with relative-.in Ciiahani. (iljslavus Myers, tl ontinue it each Hesides activities -of the Veterans ami - ■ exertion will themselves work up the bfticers, tin- follow- ♥ p, >\\ ei inl di feiise il America. It u , ■■■■;■: period Song Hits ing their fights for homises Veal in the old lllelllbers will be in the ;- ■ to a point 'tif perfection next l)i Mi .Inn.-, I'm exposes corrljiptness in the coun- if possible ' Ihe episode i,f and T. T of I'erhai otTii iInb: George Wither-. sliow s the start month for it will he necessary to Thomas ham, tries of .>;jj/i ican iiiticiser- and feel the need oi rilaxation the A program ■>t' dance music ami Withers, the \"eterans of ['"inure were visitors in l>a\id-r>fi Sun .-.iier early Koberl Pharr, and Frank Wars and |■ elect the assistant leaders "lay, .V i- I clears u 1h.- luitruth- about Amer- ii i-M are agrci d lending -mhik hit- every Friday niglii L'alilwell, (he sensition it can ■■.1 ,u I'rince April" Mr. Jones .i i.n iiufilvi d. lull all next year. This need is caused by ica. 1:. 1 ■■ ■ H» New York daylighl ion. lift} i.l-uii graduate of the class uf '_'s. 1 1 i: ; riiiK ui milii at t/clock \.v. members will he elected .mil Soon scl i. I'.i.l or- Ib,- tlie fait thai tlie first three names 1' UST.), Golden Bough ball w.i fine t ■ V\ ith saving lime i o'clock i*> re- at o( ganized .m.Ian "ITice had hern tl inducted the heginuing ■ of the 1936 season will he played next M I: v\ opus, l.\ ami peral oi ■■ IT. placing the Saturday nigfit broad- > ear. upened. In ihe corridors of tin- na Mi J MiCunn.ll ha- at In-. ierd Sir .1 I'ati I the campus. The candidates - , ...;. ,i , off <"\y,- -I a iiu daj Ki,:r, i I i i i ctitnplete nnpilalion Council casts sponsored by Cliesti-rt'tvld lional ra'pilnl appealed .i new kind urn for Mr Mi ...... will exhibit their powers of 'sound' \, I" .,r , arettes ihroilghotit the winter sea- of lolihyisl I,. Imttoii-liiile politi- I'oiniell of w Vork 1'it} . ui tin tli . upei titioi . .mi iint re otite . stiibli .Ind -. al al c;ir- ' . leader-hip at the pep meetings ., i ':■ , 51 HI. cians. As veterans ♥ ligiotls Ilie- .md ]il.Iit i.e . ami bonu ad ■ ly in tin- term anil will he selected Iveipiirc ■ membership The new scries will feature Andre PHIGROUPHAS vocnti-s strike hack, I" iIn DaviiTson lli.-li Sihool ci I.iIhio . and pi itnitive I" In i- ..t ! ability. the idea .■■":.,-"' on their nr- hind i l.i -n.ii.-imni.1 Hum tin- annual everj laiill mil peopl Ihe bo ,k Ilia le an Kostelanetz's 45-piec'e dance ill* national travestj i- shift- ' (Continued d) ; .11< p.11 1, ul. <: on 1'aRC che*»tra with Kay,, Tbnmpson and ing .mil broadening. Ifie profiteei - Stale Music iout. t InId in lireen .aid In be one ol tin books el . . 1 iiI- ill tile NEW OFFICERS I., ■ ■ - horo, i ■ ii mad, tot ; h'rtil.-iy, H Ray Ijcathcrton and the Uhythni "i future uai .mil April ..'I. Ihe I have hi ." litai cieitc. and .itli.!' similar ■ , .i■ ■ Singers. Itavid Uoss w ill" be tlie Johnson Inaugurated groups an- organizi d l'» -'I K'oiip liv 1 to the i nilitit< k Iiilu i new ai i: i th. lihrar> at Week- ul i i:i--tr.l. ■I:,!w- .in IS by (I. I " aiinouncer. ly Today, however, the umirrgrad "Y" Cabinet To Meeting of Philanthropic ♥ Ky, Tli i '"'■■ '.:■'■:■'■ ■ . Ill .-< The Lily Pons programs with uati prank . have begun in 'take "ii Latin-GreekFraternity * Society ■ enli it.uii. d . I ■,-'-.7(nr.-. / l:r .IlI ,-■ :' Knstelauet^'.s Concert Irchestra ■i di' |» i -u-nin, am, A, tin- Veter Mi .1 I!. Lore at a // l,\ 1 -,- ( fireakfasl Weilnesdaj mi:, I"»|> i I.-a . , ( hiU Attend Party and 'Innus win continue as usual ails in t'titin .■ Wars in< orporatc i" m follll . InitiatesNewMembers meeting hropic \pril 1 il,,- ",;,,,", ■-,,■ rnrr/,7 en Wednesday evenings. re- Ihe "i the IMiilant \t-\\- an.] J-. I... Mi-. I-. J Peterson, linn Iaiih m l.\ .1 - " - become a national ■ ■ - Just Jiit-v ( ! , House-Party Literary Society, Tuesday, April iil, oi'U.-t I' t iin Ii mi M I Si^ma I ; il 1 Annual Will Be cently, on a natiotiAvidc p(|l' of ra- youth movement, thi film points .,,,,., wa- opened b\ an inaugural Japanese Work held il Montreat dio editors, Miss I'on- was voted addie-- "in that ili. v are potentially cap- Exhibited ...... ' Held at i ■ ■ singer b> K. W. CSix) luhnlun, newly ridicule, \n exhibition ol oi initial Japa- eul.o meel the most popular in her field. able oi l.illmi'. through University . ■ of ".■-,- ,,'d president ui the society for Wichita in ,i '.-. ilii colors, and woodliioi k : n t A house-party is being planned As to the new Friday night en elected many a warped idea that today " remainder - ; pi. tun ■ lil. i% Social Centei for tin : irpi i year. Offers oi phi} t.i for the retiring cabinet members Icrtaiuuients, Kostelanetz has se- the ol tin- inenaci the peace ol tin- wo|I.I. Police Course d in the K. I,iml opened I hi-- initiating ten n. -.- tuei into of the V. M. C. A. cabinet, at Mon- lected fort> five nuisicians -thirty- II. icy the pro- Several humlred college students this »-i-i k. tt-o books on the gram ,- i,)!,tl ( '.'//,■.;m/,- " ■ lapai ■■ ,r mt■ l.ody. treal, C, of May were, with a huuioi'.ijj- JiUk. J^le.»wa- /■ . /.«.'. I're col. pi . and; ' N. Ihe week-end seven of whom chosen, from took pan in making tin- film ami ■ - i i r .i \ei " followcd bv Ken "Mcllltvie. who Ihe ililfen nl .i.pi 1. ol l.ip.ine-e \ : bll-ini S and '). famous dance bands throughout the camera crews were sent to Uii lni.i. Kan i \t P) Alre,nl> . -poke the -ion. tin Ink! initiated and ri ived on the life uf the famous ■i i , nurses, .01 are al-io mi the rxhibil house-party country, try i" campuses .-I.,, i pinlli'c m polii,■ ; ' This annual will in- "We are going to of Princeton, Kencs the - ■■' ■ it :. ■- [i | i I, composer, W. IIn-i -e pii tun ■ ol Japai i into \-ii clude the members of the old cabi- show there's more variety and color German A.. Mo/art. I'olyli i linn- ai Troy, New York, rniversitj ,,i Wichita h.i, .m ; presented and , , " m. n:"l K I', r-.-t. \\ \ Wilk.-r- Lindsay, Chapman, re people William Johnston then "inn..in;, ,| ,, el.i-- i|| !-i i.l-.-.- i are in the oxhiliil net—R. B. 'C. Ii. in dan music than ever - Sarah Lawrence College at lironx . mid Ihe ■ Ii,-' on.- ui Mu/art one .,! Is. d I. ' \\ -i I ii Dickson, Hoggs, W dreamed of." states. compositions on ville. \iu Vork, -.-■in. ui Police Work." -II,, me. ihe famuli- itjiti .1. \V. W. II. II Kostelanetz in orilei iti.it everj y, rr, I; ., 1 piano, I'll-., I llarki \i. M Ki \'. 1 Bradley, Slutford, M. play the "Turkish March." New part it mighl '■.'Ur.i i. olferiMl by Colle({e III .il S'ikli -. lap.in - A. \V. .1. Tin- versatile orchestra will of In- authentic. Ihe "■! ■ ( officers vyere inaugurated picture a rushing |'l.. < oop, \i| nil-, J, Idi, .,- I Walker. I'. Y. llarlan. C, I'.. Lewi-. fi>\ trots, rltumbas, waltzes, boleros, and It i- tin- iirst tun. that tin- March Ill"-i.il Arts and Sciences A oi niotitttain and W. 1 1 II committee- appitinted. HIlit; tui uin and a boating 1 1 on the S. F. Marsh; .1. S. McMullen, M. .1. "swing" music, and novelties from of 'I inn- dcyufeil an episode t" the IIn W lr-i-. an- pi.inn.-d lie ■ I11e abo Ve 11a1 Kiesewettcr, Ai the meetinglast night,a debate In i'.im- a Japani ii.iina i are ontr.i i in ' Barnctt, and \V. B, ihe best dance music. Supporting activities of tin- undergraduates tliuiuin-b l.imuli line, ■ , licitIi . i,,..!, | ,- j-atur. ■ ■ 11,. . wa- scheduled upon ihe subject, -'' in .ui,l I. al, ., di ijhij A -i- lii atol) haded : their elates, Mr. and Mr-. Me- the orchestra, Kostelauetz will Iiave ami it will Ik- of interest t" -tu ral Inn. oi all pli i . and . uriuip "Resolved: That the United States " , view of I iijiyatua painted white. into tin hecau Clure. Professor and Mrs. Sehenck Kay Thompson, popular radio sing- It'll^ everywhere as a photographic "I pull,,■ p|.,, ||, in " own, ;: ili« i ITcathcrton, should continue the u i capital ..mi In .md i. M watei colors i- in have also been invited. er; Kay romantic bari- record of their inti iests this past Similar es are beiiiK laiiflu - . thru- 1 ' i ,. ntetest ii or both t punishment." J, X. Templeton and i al I f! in olli tion \l in the di .|ilaj of The group has been accorded the tone, and the Rhythm Singers. tnc-tir. the "nivi u! Minne ota, ■ . II. I., key in -peak ari iIn .■ paiutitiKs

. Dr. Kolii 11 Maynard Ilutchins of ture 7,000 in full-year courses. Business Men's an- coming to gjoup will Sunday. than students in 43 courses. Club tu Wellesle) " ■ ■ return on known her classmates the 1"iii.v. r- ity ol i hieagi lohn ".! Wall : ■ ■ Davidson to give of has been lent a series talks. Mei-ling, -- . ■ a now - Su.nin the wife of awarded the gold i lal "< the 1 lol fraternity, ided nVei the n Twenty-seven Lcbigh "Aunt- of Green Gables" is shown fraternities lln Orncralissimn ChiatiK Kai-shek, laud S i,i \ew me have abolished in tin- gymnasium. t} Vork for "dis- Hell Week. Premier and virtual dictator of tinguished service in the lield ! |China. .,£,,<,* fl V. IOO MILES MOl?r.TO GO 8* DAVIDSON OFF THF. RECORD "rl^Ay i^> and i'm Gn?ooGyA5 a yr.s opother-this is X TwuiSsT "v^CMARAtHOH DANCER. IP fAUbt VllXE" WHEPE TWE I ^.>" _&~-j*V.X- J\ I OON'r DO , I.T.D COCA-COLA SIGN | <^TV#L f*m SOMETHING ILL L>rbf3MOft PCOW-F rMAHi mtinueft ir,»m Page -?* * CT-a$-~~IK~~*fr^~M LAND IN A DITCH TMt TRAFFIC IiMl "VI ■* r« iiful thoiighl in the night ■'ii Mi ii- and hi- dis-Schenectady o,v -.1 tm?s accent. W^zsSifKl^ ccc^4^-^S^ ' And in tin ■ :v minutes : nI thi r, ,i and ■'.■.'■ papci ivas -:n;i- : Ithe |h d oil and the orchestra blai M 5 I g \ wreckage % biteless blend youli thru' a bare it looked like ;i number, of gaudy dwari. a- I ■|irite-reveling under a shivery un- fe jl] si dressed tree. AH over but the mem- o'ry. To a materialist like Byri n, the achievement i- the greatest good. 'Iu Robert Br, wning the glory is i ■ tl achievi ■■■ tin ■■ ■. ■"-i- Lint "■' tii.- wa> " vvafilotTsheet. the greatest i — mtisitig in retrvispect. T :' < I'll bet Byron and Browning are i i U Today =- Sat. mad. a q.- I= %x DRINK THAT W S3 ,, A WAR TO END WAR SjPjww) \ THE * "« I %fM§y KEEPS YOU FEELING FIT ft S %h «° is Kii gsville, Texas.— I\CP)— Ten AHEAD H -7- h>H j a ' : k FOR WHAT'S - : .-::t- were picked at random " tl Z ■ i 7 z the Texas College of Arts and In- i ductries campus here and asked if !S:llI they \vould willingly take part in 1/1 , ~ < i." b war; Order by the case (24 boMles) from wfiw/JfTTt\/!mB another your dealer. ..Keep it cold and \^faj*&lJIti* "^m Right aii-wcred no, either defi- ready to serve in your refrigerator. " ' nitely or with slight qualification. ■ ■ _^_ p^^^^^^^^B^^^H^ffijj Two said they would; "Ii 1 was -ure SB-150-37 it was a war to end war." 6 THE DAVIDSONIAN, APRIL 29, 1936 Tar and Gravel Applied A. McCLURE ORDAINED DR. W. L. LINGLE VOCLER PLANS TO ISSUE CHRIST NEEDS (Continued from Page 1) DAVIDSON SYMPHONIC (Continued from Page 1) year have a big dinner, (Continued from Page 5) Y. M. C A. vacated by Sam Wiley. once a and Roadways of Campus program and celebration: To Recently he was appointed for The head cheerleader plans to put NEW LEADERS Old Midway was a church made the third year in that position, but BAND PRESENTS LAST a few new turns and twists in the Roads Need Resurfacing An- Up of outstanding people. From it Fleagle Nabs Drunk he plans to leave if an opportunity contortions of his men next year Union Theological Seminary, nually to K.i|> in Condition; have gone out more ministers, mis- arises to take a suc- in an effort to draw forth more en- Richmond, Virginia. Work Usually Done Driver Near Wilson church. His BROADCAST OF YEAR sionaries, 'governors, congressmen cess at Davidson would make his thusiasm. He hinted at some spe- Later and senators than from any other State Patrolman Fred departure regretted, but he expects cial features to be displayed be- Advertisement) B. Flea- church in the country. i.l Serial By .',"/;« Black gle, Flcaglc, to continue here in the tall. "O Davidson," "Wake Awake," fore the stands on Homecoming son of Prof. F. K. is Dr. Lingle's subject was: "The Students David- 1 "Blue Danube," "Trium- Day. To the Christian of Those dust cimiils roming doing his duty. Dr. White asked Mr. McClure Background phant" on Program Historic of the Found- ■on College : from tlie direction "t the "D" Patrolman Flcaglc caught Wil- the questions re quired by the church ers of Midway." Gene is looking for th'ose men wire raised hy a lii.o; centrifu- lie Taylor, a 38-year old Wilson constitution. As these were an- After leaving | who withmighty expulsions of wind When the Great Commander is the old church give you your orders, gal blower that was cleaning county farmer zig-zagging a swered latisfactorjly, the five min- The Davidson Symphonic which is situated thirty miles below cause the familiar F-i-r-e to echo ready to He in fur isters Hand presented tin- last broad- down Dormitory Row. will hot stand in person beside your the roadway preparation mule and wagon from one side of concluded the ordination with Savannah, he returned to Savannah gravel -hands, "t it- series on Friday table Baying, "Follow Me." as lie did resurfacing with tar ami the road to the other. He ar- the laying on of Dr. Kich'- cast to preach at the Independent Pres- Then- will hi- the usual four as- being Id:15 t" 10:30 to Nor strike you The work is done at this. rested him and escorted him to ards delivered the ordination pray- night from byterian Church there which is sistants elected to help the head Matthew. will He time, light, instead of waiting for vaca- the local police .station, where er at (his time for Mr. McClure as o'clock. In Mr. Pfohl's absence also old. having been founded by cheerleader from those trying out. down with a great like Paul. tion It- traffic, so that he joined the tn attending a music Rather, He will use the surrounding and the i he was placed under a $50 bond. ministry, due con- tin- Scotch Presbyterians about the Vogler wants as many as will to services of the contractors who ference in Greensboro, A. circumstances and your common sense (In the blotter the charge The service closed with a beau- same time the Puritans started try out for no one knows how loud repairing r^»d charge by M.ircl.iinl Cunningham — perhaps, a were the Concord road "Driving mules drunk.* tiful given Dr. Arbucklc, ton- Midway. His sermon was broad- he can yell until he has to make reminder like this. might be at li-s and secured cost than the benediction delivered by dueled the broadcast. cast. himself heard over thousands of I)u see a great malady Flcagte,of the class of '33, ivjs you threat- those of a company that wouldhave . Mr. McClure. Dr. Arbucklc's three- The band presented a very inter- other voices. kind, member Kappa Dr. Linglc said that though it ening all human waging war on to brine i's machinery and materials a of Si^nia so- point message was the necessity of esting program which was opened cial fraternity, the Pan-Hellenic was a hard trip of much traveling Come on iiophoniorcs, let's make society and on the souls of men? Mal- from a distance instead of having preaching the word of God, the with the playing of "O Davidson." thos,- Council, and captain of track and much gpeakfTTg and little time Wildcats r-o-a-r! adies cry for remedies— likewise for everything already the ground. to keep personal pure was "Wake, on idson, need one's life The tir-t number for sleep, still he enjoyed it. espe- treatment. This depression, which is w hile at I>a\ and sincere, by Sebastian The roads about the campus are and a definite call to Awake." John Bach. cially meeting a number of primarily spiritual, can be cured by highest, Quite of a type that calls for a rc-tir- the noblest commission, the Then the Kami played the "Blue Davidson alumni at both places, DR. DAVID HOWARD one remedy only, the Gospel of Jesus lacing every year t<> keep in good Brown, Jacksonville, Fla.; Merle gathering of the souls of men. Danube/' by Johann Strauss. In Christ, Maladies and remedies placed Miss.; shape. .They were laid in the sum- Kirkwood. Hattiesburg, Su- a bnii talk. Wilbur Edwards pre- J. K. ABERNETHY MADE side by side do not offset each other. from the Davidson (Continued from Page 1) mer of 1934 and. though they re- san Ellen Knowlton, Memphis, sented tlie news FINANCE BOARD HEAD Remedies mustbe applied by a person. rinal, the! Atlanta, CLASSICISTS NAME announced the fact Dr. Howard is survived by his ceivc less wear than is in l<:::: : Ninette Carter. campus and # : mother, Mrs. 1). 11. Howard, Sr., liard winter has made a new "seal Ga ; Babs McDowell. Gaffncy, S. * that this was the last broadcast of (Continued from Page 1) coat" necessary, C., Margaret Wardlaw, Columbia, tin- season. Then the band con- of Lynchburgi Va.; and three sis- (To be continued in this space later) \s. (Continued from Page 1) Piirijsiwian, is a member of Sigma Repairing by this process c< n- S. C. :Betsy Meek. Charlotte; Vir- tinued by playing a concert march ters. Mrs. Joe Carter, Chattanooga, Latin ha- no in any Phi Epsilon social fraternity, the Eu- Tenn.; i r, equal language. "Triumphant," Mrs. Christopher Ryan, sists of first dry cleaning the -ur- gin-, S!m\ <. Salisbury. entitled by Jay Oli- Literary Society, (If you would like to sec this entire 'Ihe leaders of this campaign mencan and lias Richmond, Va.; and ni copy face by a Idas; of air and a broom. Sigma Phi Epsilon— Jean Orr, will vadoti. The broadcast was closed as Mrs. S. L. ■criei one lettihg, write for see that it is given space in served on other of tin- publication Slaughter, to Urn K. Lacy, Jr.,President, Union then filling in hole- to make the old .lar.e Wiley. Margaret Caldcr, Mary the usual with the playing of "O Dav- Lynchburg, Va. Theologies! Semln&ry), daily newspapers pamph- staffs. He is also a junior baseball layer level, and finally spreading McBraycr, Frances Pharr, Betty Se- and that idson," lets are sent out. Parents manager and a cadet sergeant of Com- a new coat of tar and gravel on wcll, Charlotte; Bcttsic Anderson, with chil- dren in the public schools pany A. the road. Tampa. Fla.; Mcrcia Scott, Ar- will be ALSTON INVOKES "Y" appealed to to bring pressure HaJ Overtoil, rising editor of the SPECIAL VALUES Dr. weather is needful for rcpair- cadia. Fla.; Florence Bailey, Betty to bear upon their offspring to take humor magazine, is a member of Phi — — ■-.. i : this kind because the new Dudley, Augusta, Ga.; Ann Dixon, on Latin. Text books have been printed (Continued from Page 1) Delta social fraternity. Sig- tar will not -tick if there is either Richmond. Va.; Mary Louise Mof- Gamma/ simplifying beginners' Latin to such Mr. Alston led in a dedicatory ma Upsilon, and International Rela- CASCADE STATIONERY i water pri sent. fctt, Davidson; Mary Smith, Rocky ebaek riding me . ■: the "I've ' onicaiaftcf ' wives a uages, 1 Date with an Atlf rtliuted dinner. headache. was another favorite playi <: in .. (Continued from Page I) very good style. One of the voc- partment rating of "A" is any grade al ■ Jack W :'"".::. :. r< ndercil tin- from 90 :.i loo. style The -Acre quizzed song "IVr Vou" in a much Junit rs on six ( 1 like that of "Skinny" EnnU. it ■ :- with tlii' following aver- '1he follow ing « i re up for ages: Aerial Photography, P5; Ma- the dance i n th< ''■■"'. of fraternity i!":::-. 9.1: Automatic Pistol, men: 'M : Combat Principals,91; Marches Beta Theta Pi— Barbara Davis. and Security, ''1: and Field Itispcc- .lane Holnian, Marie N'cikirk, Sally tion, '"i. This gives a final average Montague, and Hannah Knowlton, .nl ".;- .r "A." of Charlotte; Mary Ttittle Atwater The Sophomore were questioned and Mildred Troxlcr of Burling- on "Military History, Musketry, ton;-and Florence Britain (if Elkin. Automatic Rifle, and t haracterls- Pi Kappa Alpha -:-ara Rice iiml tics of Infantry Weapons, but un- Claudiana Evans. Anderson, S. C: intentionally the inspector failed to Addis Dunlap and Betty Perry. Ii avi ,i ri'i'.'rt. ami the averages are ' ' Greensboro; Slarj l-eniise Davidson. available for print at this time. Lib Barkalow,,. Wade Wilkinson, The results of ilu- Freshman iu- and Martha P.cttcway of Charlotti : spection were a- follows: Military Frances Reeves, Wi I It, \ ■"■ : ' ad- Uisci] l:ni-, US; ( tbligations of Amer- Burlington: :"-..!! c itizenship, "5: National ilii- Walker. and Mar- '" Dc- tha Willcfi rd, !lanvilli . Va l'< I i ■■■■>■ kill C., : Military Kappa Alpha Kitty 1 ter ami Sai itatfon and First Aid. 89; and ' '"' ' - c Be ;. Hi.-. « I tun b'ia, S C; ■ try History, '.\ There were no Cornelia Ma*lin, Raleigh: Mary ■ for Kill. :Marksmaijsiiip, ' Rradi :- I.: > Sancler s, Roxboro; : but Iaptain Ifardee" stated that Rankin. Kaycttevilh : Ridcn- I man made "A The final av- Jane " hotir. Mt. Gilead: Peggy Welch, r.i.'i w uuld In- bet 'a iin 96 and 95 Carl le, S c : 1iny McDcrmitt, or "A." I'ort Wortl I'exas; and Betty Ilun- Ihi I'riday afternoon al -'15 the ti r and P ill} Kiibii n of Iharlotte. ttal ■. .,-ienibled, a- on regular , i■ ''riil days, in tin- initial < Sigi .! \lpl :■ ill ii Lib Lucas. preparation irecm ille. S C.: .1 .r -■ Ilashagen, lor the regular fiefd inspection to ' Field, i.is t. ■11::t : Isahelle Gray, I.umber- tie held on Richardson I_h I um— t Ar::.::-:"!. Asheboro ; Mar- lie hand then marched unto ihc 1'- ' Ran t Smith. I- mice. S : Hetty field and played a military march I.ynds. Walden. N V : ami Mari- a- the battalion formed in front of lyn Britain and Margan ; Ilai k- 'the stadium for a drill in calisthcn- my. Charl tte. This consisted of several ex- : Kappa S k'i .i Ji tn Ri ii erci-es under the command of Marji Tie Robin rm. and V it.i Lieut i iI. Windham. : Smith. (Ja-tonia : Kathleen Crowell, I ■ bai ! pla\ cd another' march - ■ Mary I'ayne, Alice Cowh Bar- the i mpatiiif. lined up in pa- ringir, Sarah Metz. Johnnie Walk- rmation. The regular parade er, am! I'.etl} I mpkins. I harlotte : : "lini was carried out Prtcr which Frances lilanton. \\est 1'ojnt, Ga.; tile companies lined up for the in- - Kliimr Kcholls, Circcnsboro; Irene spection of each man individually. Miller and 1-ranccs Milton. Staun- At the conclusiun of this inspec- '■ ■ ' ton, Va : I'.itty Kstridge, Shelby; 'iiipany A was led through and I'.cth Thomas, Biucficld, W. V.i, 1 ■ pany drill under the command ■■f Phi Gamma Inii", Dorothy ileti ■ Captain'Archer. ' ■ '■ dcniii, Dot Creech, Mary Louise Ov- platoons of Company I; were ertoil, and Ruth Whalen, Greens- combined to form a war strength boro; Peggy Peoples. Oxford: Sa- platoon and then led through var- rah Craip. Motitgonu'ry. Ala.: PeRRy ious platoon movements under the Brawley, Winstnn-Salcm : Martha command of Liputcnant Micklcy. Crosland, Benucttsville, s C . Grace Two squads of Company I) were Hambrick. Brooksvillc. Miss.: Sa- chosen to do s(|U;i,| .irjn. Several rah Katheripe Thompson, I'.lne- movements in close and extended liehl. W. \"a. ;Kmma Renn Join-. order were executed under the Charlotte: Wilhelmciiia Monroe, commands of Corporals Dadc and ncildiesburg. Pa.: Manha Keys Ingram. Brewer. Clarksdale." Miss.; and Lucy Company C concluded the inspec- Bolton. Johnsti iity, Tenn. tion by K"i"K to the golf coin se to l'i Kappa I'!.; Hildur Sylvan, carry out a combat problem typi- Columbia, S. C. : Mary Pines Craw- cal of war time. ford, Wad. bum; MrRinia Kuril-. The informal comments of Cap- Maxton; Jean Abbott, Wil ; i.i-n Ih.ni. i- showed that he was MnrKaret Moore, Blueficld, W. Va.; entirely satisfied with all depart- Anna May KeuclitcnburRcr, Blue- ments of the R. 0. T. C. He was field, W. \'a.; Bcttic Browning, especially well pleased with the ap- Bluefield, W. Va.; Wilfred Sch| pearance of the corps, particularly los'scr, Greensboro; Emily Cassell, the steadint . in rani-:-. The band Max ; Meadows. \'a. Jean Kent, received the approbation of the in- V Earley, Miss.; Franchot, / throughout the world Kathleen spector, not only for general ap- ."""*/ *v* J Wal^, difiFerent claims^re made for Agnes Blanchard, Raleigh.; Frances pearance and playing,but for clean- Hoogh, ('.: smokersare saying . Lee Florence, S. Alice liness of instruments. >^ >;' tobairo> Lut must cveryLody agreesJ Keeves. Lois Croom. Charlutte; ° ' - " Dosty niackman, Rock Hill. S. C; Notre Dame's Laetare Medal was n lbis Margaret Dorst. Wilmington ; Sue awarded this year to Richard Reid, "77*" C^t^ / Smoking is a pleasure and the Hooks. Fairmont: Aylott Putney, Georgia lawyer and editor. ihXUii^CtCcSTU^ Tappahonneck, Va.; and Willyne cigaretteis the mildest andpurest GaneS, Lake City, Fla. Vandals recently wrecked the of- Phi Delta Theta— Alice Palmer, fices of the Columbia Spectator and form in ivhich that pleasure can Jacksonville, Fla.; Helen Frances the Jester, humor magazine. ©1936, uocrrr4 myiu tomcco co. be enjoyed.