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Mind, Muscles, Material, Combine From the President Full Program The gorgeous days spell of recurrence of October has come to Events For Homecoming Homecoming at Davidson. It—is my satisfying— delight to extend For Fiat Decorations Iiimi tir-t happy the welcome to you one and all for this occa- sion. This yrrrtiiiK is extended on behalf of the entire Davidson College's 1 nomenon further, our visitor turns Homecoming Any visitor to this rumpus 28th family,residenthere and working College. toward the of the ; the corner and comes face to face in and for the We are last week exhilirated by the of guest To«lay, for the twenty-eighth consecutive time 1!)'J.{, with none other than Hugs Ittinny. ruinittK oik friends and iand stand nine* gMdhKUa of Davidson are re- would 1Ion111 less luivo wonderedI ready doall pleasant or a reasonable facsimile thereof, to withinour power to make your visit and turning to their alma mater. The day is chock full of events, Imtli of a Imsiiiess-like ami enter- about the mentality of the l)a- rewarding. pointing to a tree on which is taming nature. vidfton student, if he were to1 tacked a newspaper bearing the To the AI.l'MNI. we say "Welcome Home." It is our desire Heading the list will be a pep meeting at 11 (H) on the 'I)."llea.l Cheerleader .Monty Hill have passed through fraternity headlines: "Davidson hit by ATOm every former that student should continue to feel a sense of at- urges all upperrlaxsmi'ii and dates to !>«" »ii haiul as a supplement ;." the fresh- court watched the loyal Innidi!" Judging by the prominent home-ness here. The victorious Development and conclusion of our men. Also at 11:1K) David-on's var- hustling a first three letters of the word Program which claimed at brothers about with ham- has our attention the last two Home- sity cross country team play- ho»l hand, crayons "ATOm" that this is the newly comings adds to the joy we your mer in one some in the feel in presence today. May the Programs Planned to rival harriers from W X- I other, and a large caricature bal- organized ATO club, he glances rriwwiiii: of the ties of friendship and inbreathing the of the Coach Pete Whittle has no -coin- precariously on the head. He1 further to see a miniature football spirit of this beautiful old campus prove a your spirits. Notice! anced halm to ByLeCercleFrancois ing reports on the General'- my-- would no twice, field underneath the tree, and, doubt have looked Visitors, tery team, but predicts a fast race The Student Body is again amazement, glancing up, spies a Wildcat, And to our we are kI.i.I you have come.To Welcome This year the I.e Cerle Francais scratched his head in meet, reminded of the American Red you is a pleasure. We shall hr happier in our own plans to carry on a series of pro- Following this the kittru? and tried to decide just what phe- ATOm bomb in paw, ready to drop HomecomiiiK Cross Blood Drive because of your presence with us. Especially, to "the bevy of grammes dealing with French con- will run I.ees-McKae. Hill Shipley to be con- nomena was present to cause such the dreadful weapon upon the field. ducted in the basement the fair women, richly gay" would the Faculty and Student Body tributions to civilizationin the field who brought the frosh course reconl of a scene. Next he might conclude, Recovering from this terrible fright, College Infirmary say "thrice welcome" you join us of art, music, ■ back to Davidson against I'llnin between the from the array of wild animals, that he sees a W & I.Genera! leaning as in our festive season. May architecture and sci- prove rare, ence, time, last week, may have to again cut hours of 11 a. m. and 5 p. m. college over with hands on ears, waiting it a happy time for us all. liom time to outside Davidson had Jteen convert- his time in today'- meet wilh bn Thursday, the 26th. Colonel explosion. speakers will be invited to lecture. I.ers. ed into a zoo (with professors for the Which all adds McKae At Balla.-d. whois chairmanof the ( In addition, members the iVnle who defeated Philter. serving purposes than up to the fact that the W & I. JOHN R. INNINGHAM of drive for the College different will present comedies and skits. A ll:.»0 Prof. Pfohl will conduct the and the those they now have), or that a generals will inevitably be blasted, President community, plans joint meeting with (Jiieens or Lime- hand and male chorus in a joint states that movie company was "on location'' now that the ATOm bomb has ar- are moving along stone is usually the high-s|Htt of the concert. High spot <>t the morning's well. More newest Tar/an picture. rived on the campus. for the year. schedule will be the Alumni meet- student response is needed, Wiping thoughts Marvelling over the apparent sign PROSH CASUALTY BOX these from his ing in ( 'handlers at 11:45. Conduc- however, and it is hoped that of genius among the Davidson 1st 2nd At the meeting for ( ictober, mind as a hit unreasonable, how- CrippleCreek Boys Jack ted by retiring Alumni president, many more appointment per- jusl accidentally AT< )'s, our friend slowly winds his Court Court Hunter and Stuart Shippey will re- ever,he might then John I. Smith, the meetiiiK will iods can be filled before the ar- way door, when to pori on their tour of Enron* dur- have remembered that this is next what his No h.it or name plair 20 report- rival of the Red Cross Descend On Chapel; ing They feature by Dr. *. 11nn■11v11.1111 Person- Homecoming wondering eyes should appear but Dim.srcspec the past summer. will weekend and that all H J on 1In- current building progmn'l nel. Si 1. Generals one speak on such subjects as the hoi the Greeks are going whole-hog two W of them Nut knowing rrKiilalions J progress, .mil Coach Crowell Little It is emphasized again that winning prize none other than General Robert F. Walking lies Kergenes, Pigale, and bus Ha- over this idea of the Classic Music Bows on (TMM J on the Wildcat Club and today'- blood saves lives, and that a Lee, (who appears on this program All apprehensions regarding Fri- vel in the provinces. for the cleverest House decorations. Not .iitfiidiiiL* i....ilull name with W jfc L. Officers tor great deal of blood is needed Deciding investigate by special arrangement with U. S day the IJth were lifted last week — to this phe- game I1'"mi to be installed are Joseph II in Korea for the fighting forces, Grant), ascending a tree, wilh when on that day the comparative — fast Not speaking entire freshman The difference between life ami Mi( onnell, president,anil I. W.iltei and even, to a lesser degree, in added ventilation entering through ly serene atmosphere of Chapel was class. love is that in life there is one thing Ditkson. vice pre-nlrtit. A barbe the community around us. a large jagged hole in the seat of shattered with the season's first — — First Court 28; Second Court or another,but in love there are tM cue lunch will be -11M-d at 1 'in in culprit, public appearance of the "('ripple bis pants and with the a 12; Total— 10. things each other. ( Bands Share In Hoys," after South oiut. Today's activities will Wildcat, clutching seat Creek one of the more said between terminate in Richardson Stadium his teeth. The other general (who spirited musical organizations on the Film Society Makes when the 'Can meet Washington else but George Washington, com- campus. Sporting the latest in mu- Glory and Lee I niver-ily's General- in a Gridiron plete with hatchet in hand) is head- sical entertainment, the boys were Spivak Take Over Dormitories; crucial Southern Conference battle Plans for Expansion wi)d Two may be Charlie and Girls It received with enthusiasm by ing for the bushes to escape the (apt. Harper and the Slate company on the dance floor this Mighty the student body. Jim Smre tin1 birth ot the wrath of the Wildcats. ch.ini|iioii I.enoir HikIi School band celebrated weekend, but it will be the David- According self-acclaim, 1'nitril I. \ Society Leaving scene of these esca- to the play itiT.u recently, on the GlamourLendsNew Touch ToCaves will for \V St L. son and Lenior football bands ringleader of the outfit is Ansel tin- society, founded ay Bn ainl pades, the l'.rta house no less, our No rain il predicted making for the gridiron. Moses; but quite naturally the rest A sharp, piercing scream rang literary-minded young Phi to bring nrri\rlr from his singing, ing the wrong door. Hy using pock- learned some new in the Attitude Uace Is-ue- tail dangle signs bearing the namesI MftM on Wednesday intlit, '>ctoher 25 explored the possibtlttiM oi Mcb ally famous high school band with Louie does a little guitar playing, et flashlights, they managed to find art of existence ( '). Many a iro-h project, (Continued On Page Six) at 7:J0 in the Uascincnt Lecture ■ and their favorable re- approximately 60 pieces. ton. A second guitar specialist is their way to gingerly Mon- > back the outside world. will touch his sack II.ill port mi "rrenttd by bottt iwfciBM Pre-gaine band maneuvers will composer the "Hogan Rag", They (ilR of the Science liniMinn. the of forgot to tell one girl about day muttering that a real, live I. " early m the fall. 'I'Si- coim.iiltee be led off by Davidson with a "Tiny Jin;" Hogan from I.enoir. tricky slept here. again, maybe This loimn. the fir>t >t three that third step, but it's not And then workedIoiik anil liar.I (■" mi|H de- short greeting for the visitors and N. C. The fellow with the mean everyone who can go dance on she didn't sleep. this unmHi. will offer a good dis- to a sirable liluis and MMC1 1 time and alumni. After this the two bands Spaniards but mellow mandolin is Milton cussion of viewpoints am! UtM Convene crutches. Another date couldn't place |O show them. Their ilecish.it will join together for the Star- Craig, a stringbean from Mt. Holly. imagine why there many toward racial relations ami present were so was to show live movies thi- MOMS' Spangled Banner. A man with considerable variety is little nicks in her floor. It turned PHOTOGRAPHERS MEET conditions. The discussion will he To Discuss Policy trr ON Friday nigbtl in Sliearcr Lenoir will perform first during Kennett "I'glier.tnan-I-am" Smith out they were where boys throw- Tues- led hy a panel of men well-versed The Photo Club met last Hall. To avoid Federal tax, 1 ton the half-time intermission with pre- Discussion of plans and policies who picks the banjo, plays the har- ing knives at rats had missed. day night, 17, regu- on the racial issue. The member* October for its of Film Soceitv was -ct up, with cision drill formations. The half for the coming year occupied the monica, and tapdances (not all at As a special favor to girls of this panel are: Dr. Samuel May. the lar meeting and demonstrated its $1.00 membership cards admitting will be concluded by Davidson's attention of the small number »f ope time). The last (but not the Mrs. Little insisted that the col- President of Siillni.in Institute. theme, FUNDAMENTALS IN students to all five films. giving a salute to Washington and memberspresent for the first meet- least important) is Bob Mc- lege install hot taps. The Kev. I. HardinK Hughes, Chaplain — "Kat" water DEVELOPMENT. The plan Lee playing the Washington and ing of Sigma Delta l'i and the Span- Pheeters who claims Greensboro hot water itself is expected next of St. Marys College of Ralegh, evoked enthusiastic Under the direction of Dave body, Lee Swing and forming the letter- ish club. this meeting, held on moosic lover of year. and Dr. C. K. Hrown, Dean of the support from the -indent and At as home. A the Mathewes, the Club's president, Al- WL. The last half-time maneuver October 4, a project for policy water, "Kat" only is girls Davidson Faculty, with Professor all tickets were sold within 15 min- was first not an In Duke all the were afraid len Macy carried out the process willbe a special homecoming salute presented by the President, Mr. C. ardent Dixieland fan, but is a clas. to leave their rooms for fear of Raymond Tyson. Professor of utes. Tliis inspired the committee of developing a film. Those who with the band spelling out David- S. Lewis: the various points in the sical addict of Prof. Pfohl's. How- never getting back right Speech, moderating the discussion. to find a larger theater than Shearer in the were new in the Club and young son, one letter at a time, while paper arroused <|uite a bit of com- ever, he reaches his highest point section. It seems architect After a five-minute presentation Mall 1seating capacity: 250), and the in the knowledge of photography playing "Oh Davidson." ment. of the differing view- sawing on the "Cripple Creek" firm he by member, panel efforts are now DMng made to Because wanted to prove to his peered through the darkness with each the will band will also fur- points of present, doghouse (or bull-fiddle un- design building secure Chamber- Auditorium. If The Davidson those it was de- to the could a with his interest as Allen worked the film conduct a fifteen-minute discussion nish music Saturday morning at cided Sigma should educated). eyes fact, period yen these efforts are -uccesstul, tickets that Delta Pi closed. As a matter of up and down in the simple tray with ideas toward the the pep rally scheduled for 11:00 hold a business meeting after fur- Therepertoire for Friday consist, that's about the best way tp get eral racialoutlook. Immediately for the entire student body and method of development. fol. in front of Chambers Building. ther considerationand come a de- ed of the following musical gems: where you're going in the place. lowing thirty-min- faculty will be available; if not, the to At the next meeting of the Club, there will be a In the football band's two pre cision. The meeting was held at the "Lost All My Money Hut a Two One ingenious lass unravelled a period society will try to arrange for two November7th, one of the members ute with the audience dis- vious appearances this year hat home Dr. V. (ioldiere. their song. Sec- ball of string from cussing subject panel showings of the film in Shearer it of A. This Dollar Kill." theme her room to be will demonstrate the fundamentals the with the done well, indicating the high cali- year's policy concerning meetings ond was "Cotton-Eyed with sure and find it after the dance. All those in better- Hall. The committee is stilt in the Joe" of printing, using both the contact interested the ber of instruction. At the membership, programmes, etc., is to chewing out the words. Fol- she returned there wereforty ment of present process of securing pictures and a Moore's Ansel When and enlarging processes. the status of ra (Cnim— IOn Page Six) be announced at the next meeting. (ContiwMd On Page Six) I cial relations are urged to attend. (Continued On Page Six) FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1950 ' pAGE TWO THE DAVIDSOMAN THE WORLD LAST WEEK promised to aid French THE DAVIDSONIAN Howe 1 Twobillion dollars have been forces in Scratching Qreen— Indo-China and Europe. Wax — THE i After denying any desire for renominationGovernor Dewey said PUBLISHED WEEKLY THROUGHOUT THE 2 By BOB WHELESS Farce he will support Eisenhower who said that he likewise has no am. COLLEGE YEAR Freshman bitions for the presidency. By HAMENHASH ARCHIBALD foreign policy speech, after conferring with General Mac- Mindy new ballad, Kenton Jay lofinean, who 3 In his Carson's vocalist. Arthur, President Truman calledon Asia to help maintain peace EDITORIN CHIEF GORDON SCOTT "Rainy Day Kefrain," gets my nom- sinj<> the heavy ballad "I'.iil The'. "Please deposit one dollar and for aggression on -onnd- and bluntly placed the blame Russia. ination for the tune of the week, You Kissed Me." JohWOT -cvtnly-live cent-.' -aid the opera- BUSINESS MANAGER JOHN LOFTIN Negroes l.umbardo and several others have much like a cross between l*fc- tor. "I've g«l it all in .|iiart.-i-." The Supreme Court has virtually said that cannot be hybrid 4 cut the same tune, but this one was sline and Jeffries, and thi- ...me- the an-wir "Mere goes."— banned from the use of golf courses in Florida. mad* for Mindy and just doesn't voice should l><- ..n«. bom.-, boag, aaflg, "»""«" EDITORIAL STAPP October 18 United Nations forces were only tight miles sound right when done by some- loyal Kentonitcv Im.uk. "IMIo. Ellen. TWi i- Mow* 5 On la-t "' from Pyongyang, capital of North Korea. Associate Editors Tom Mann, Jim Murray, Hartley Hall one else.Some smooth working fur- A- the suit -trains of "Good Green." >h, hello, Howe, kern are McKeithen, Hollister ear appeal of night Irene" -lowly fade- from '-" you'" Senior Editors BillCumming, Dan Bill ther enhances the \oii ".|u>t BM. . liow are 6 A business men's meeting in Roston was told that prospects for Covell thi- discing, when that's view on the list of hit- We ghrt i "'< liool." Features Editor Arnie new and >li. I'm ju-l line. I lov.- m the rest of this year aregood,but that the beginningof next year Adams, warbling of relief; no more Irene. "' Managing Editors Psle Kalogridis, Tom Abel, Bill added to Mindies' warm little si«h Ili.it'-. nice.' \ luinlul -ilt-mi- W" a with will witness slack. George McMurray, Ed Richardson, Shelley Heard son have one of the finest slices of Hut MBM BBg|M realizing that lov\.,|. How* f'naJIy managed: departure people would -tiellkc to be released this season. the of Irene "\i, \uii Imviiii! nimh rain down — Onnsby natural, liappx Sports Editot Bill White Photographs— Pete If you nerd further reason lo buy once again be tlu-ir lliere" Tlii- iim-a-y inter,-hange — Charlie Baldwin give flip listen. It's selves of a scheme to keep Art Editoi Jim Fickeisen Proofreader—— it the side a thoiiKht ion Iin ii e d lor several min- — miserable; thu- we have tbc GOULASH City Editor Nat Daniel Columnist John Hobart .i little thing called "Looks Like A them " MH, until it M -uddi-nly broken GEECH'S Cold, ZiKHy Ple.i>e By PAT McGEACHY Cold Winter" and though not birth of Talent's In Irude voice: Your three min- so outstanding as the *'A" side, Say (ioodniKht To The Gay, Irene." ute-, burst BUSINESS STAPP an- up." "<..iod K»>h." There is somt thing in the air that riveting noise remind you of, if this light, bouncy ballad will be If set out to fill ten other- lo '' G°'«y ZiuK.v out Howe! "I'llcn. there'- gata| reminds us of small boys at you'll excuse the final preposition'" Business Manager A x around for <|iiite sometime. wise perfectly i;immI inclie- ol \\a\ on that Assistant ha Ibig lloiiucominK up here The glamour of a rivet gun is "M19A1 Cal. 30, Heavy Machine Manley McWilliams with a whole lot of nothing he suc- war. Advertising Manager Perry Como's latest is labeled iictolu-r JOth and there BM going dun. Water Cooled," he clipped, Ansley 'riling -tvle. \- .m added not to be scorned. We remember Circulation Manager Moses "The lte>t l-'or You" ami it's ceeded in nramI t.> In- two danci--, and Charlie standing biting the ends of the you'll other side the pleasant sensation of words with Manager ack Turner one of those tunes that urt- under treat find on the Spivak i- koiiik 10 play, and I'd military precision. Collections J "Lena, V 1'ptown flat-footed on old pavement, and the epidermis after a few hearings. the (Jueen Thr i Manager — BiU Hart tom lor you to oiiu-. and I'll meet feeling gentle jar of pneu- "Benning?" we asked wittily. Subscriptions ( Arena," fluff a the the omo's voice Kives it all the extra a little hit ol ahotit you in l-'riday, anil. .can during Charlotte . matic drillmassaging us to the very Nah! Fort Meade." push that it will nerd to become .i lady wrestler the Gay Nine- U.o.1- you .oiiu- .. .That's ureat! Wouldn't it be great to This seemed to call for some sort top hit. His waxing of "Harbor ties. The number sound- ahoitl.like clavicle. 1>><"■' tear up or rivets and of response, but being at a loss Lights" should be on the market the title.'Nuff said! di-- sidewalks rivet llovxo snapped liis fingers in the noise you want to for words, we merely replied,"The soon and when you hear this ar- Victor Young has a sure thing cbw, make all rii-t a- lit- Iiiiiik up. "Holy being stop? Yes, brevity of your dialogue is incom- Needed rangement of same you will realize in "Our Very Own" from the pic- without told to More Telephones an.I I'd planni-il tin- way I was something nostalgic about parable. In fact the intense vulgar- why Perry was voted Top Male ture ot the same name. Tin- solo there is geiag to -.iy th.it for a work." Just ity of your conventionality is so work very expert- — ■ riveter at work. We felt that per- year. vocal is handled In the last two issues of the Davidsonian mention has been Vocalist of the IInn, to add in it11 to injury, the utterly stereotyped Iy by newcomer, Don Cherry. haps some of the students might as to lead un- platform the paper has adopted— a platform The Kenton Aggregation has just the phone rang and wlu-n Howe an- made of the which you rSCOgnilC >liare in our reverie, and so stand- to resign as convocator of the in- otherwise, ♥nlitors produced a rather subdued jump In saVl some of don't swered, tin- operator said, "Mr. of improvements,both material and which the ing in the shade of an old stump, terview." piece that they called for lack of a the name he is the fellow who did Howe Grew? DtposH fifty cents adopted "for a better Dnvidson." and gazing through a network of We were about to withdraw in of your paper feel ought to be better name "Kasy Cio". It has a such a fine job on the Ilecca re- please, for overtime." niort\ orange steel, we watched these re. triumph, when with a pleasant planks down toward the bottom of this platform, tune and should makea big hit with lea>e. "Thinking Of You." This One of the I'MBidnj .ilternoon Howe picked industry, pausing gnashing sound, our friend suggest- Spin Ihe -.line presentativesof to of the list of needed iall Stans fans. it over and you Sang receive- wonderful ii|i l.lleii at the station in but certainly not toward the bottom Bfr railroad interview the passing devotees. ed, "The inordinate audacity of system tele- Ihear the impressive debut of a new (Continued On Page Six) for proveinents on i-anipus. is that of improving the of Charlotte, went to tin- S. it W. Kat-tat-tat-tat! "Now just what your unsuccessful attempt to con- "Upper and -tartcd hack to David- phone communication between the students of Davidson and does that bring to your mind'" we fuse me with preponderous dis. -."Ii hi- i.ii' 7 o'clock. Admittedly, the present system ill about asked of a passing student. He course is intolerable. Ishall there- the rest of the outside world. Halfway between llunter-ville and body. Bv THE POLL CAT cleared his throat significantly. fore at this time take the enjoyable is woefully inadequate for the needs of the student Cornelius In- gawa out of gga al- ' By SLAYDON MYERS fan. liberty of beating your brains out. estimate of College Catalog there are though lie -wore he had filled the "Well. I'm a science-fiction the ultra-conservative me turbo-synchro- This unfortunate action night living six dorini lank that Reminds of a some five hundred and fifty students in the Arc you going to both of the Homecoming clunaswf inorniiiK. perspira- well have taken place, had not a \t fifteen minute- to eleven that nized double catch atomic tories. and these five hundred fifty students have the facilities — moving Plutonians. well timed rivet struck our friend Yes— bT> ppr cent ;No Xi |mt cent. night, Howe at last escorted his tor down the of one phone to each ninety- Any full on the temple, momentarily of six telephones, giving a ratio date into the spacious Johnston other questions?" — dormitory oc- Iiuvp gaUaWsvi "Yes," said we, "Now that you stunning him. In the ensuing bar. one boys even by this conservative estimate of Do you a date for bold ( ,\miia-iuni. It was time for the — — rage of uncomplimentary terms, we improved somewhat by taking figure, and the nm>ic was playing mention it Rat-tat-tat-tat!" cupancy. The ration might be ; — scene, unfortunately Yi's— ~>H per cent No 42 per cent. -tifily. Crowding around the rim in any case?" left the unable into account that Rumple is divided into halves and Duke into any- to get his name or address.If how- of the floor to form the ring, the "I don't take that from thirds, making only ami third of the boys in these If you have a date, do you have a blind date? he wishes to contact us. we a half a dancer* pushed Howe and I'.IW-n body," he rejoined. Guess he didn't ever plume. But it's unlikely. respective dorms who must vie for use of the At the — — into the center of the beautifully think of us as anybody, for he may be reached. ,' Yes 5 per cent; No 95 per cent. moral, today's same time it might be well to mention that half of the boys decorated gym. The lights were turned on his heel and vanished The or morals of rivet smoke. column may well be summarized: in Bumple and two-thirds of the boys in Duke are virtually low and Howe, visibly moved and into a cloud of blue FROM. . We determined to go easier with 1. Rivet guns are a poor subject deprived of the use of phone service for incoming calls, since uiiaci|iiainled with big dances, whispered, "r'.verybody must be too our next interview, especially as for philosophy. ready means of communication with the location already rounding Never imagine yourself bet- they have no timid to dance. Maybe if we start we could see him 2. The Editor's Mailbox Library, gingerly edging his ter than the other fellow, at least of the telephone in their dorms, either vocally or by written they II follow. We'll Ret this dance the notice. To The Editor: People like to listen for the moment janging liaiiLjiui: the rhyme prim iple "Rhap-.dv in we approached mixed emo- Davidsonian,always get your ideas There are minor considerations of which notice " scheme of thi- in 11. >wr proudly started danciiiK with with rhythm more hours before the taken. In most cases there are no booths from which to engage '"Hi I>a\ id-on leads us all the Blue." Similarly crow be- Ellen, moving with wide, fast steps tions. than three ' appreciate tween poetical lir.it and the me- me, sir, but what does deadline. in anything like a private conversation. Whatever is said over more to our school the which made the innocent couple "I'ardon song in its pre-ent form. If the trical heat make our -out; catchy to long line must be done so in competition not only | ><> coii-piciious the astonished on- the distance words were changed from "and you and SOBMtBMg OS proud of. looker-. involved in the distance between the , everything" you not with the natural elements win in to "and Since Mr. Han-en did mir- In a moment Ellen noted,"Howe. HOMECOMING SKETCH noise and confusion that arises \win in every lest", as he suggests, BBM any real improvements to he two places, but also with the ' everyone is looking at us' and whis- By PETE MILNER from dormitory existence. InEast and West at least, the unwary this form would be shattered, not in.idi- on the idea, "and you win in pering. "Sure. They're getting in- 'improved. everything," I MBJgSSl that we let again college speaker puts himself at all times in peril of an unseasonal lere-tect," replied her heroic date. Attention, students! Once to increase and activate Here is the rhyme scheme of the "everything" DC and leave it M a "Everyone will out here dancing your Presbyterian Broadcasting spirit. all, ha shower. ,verse, as it is now: statement <>f our ideal. Alter the in a minute." company with its affiliate, David- We now switch our scene to the highest ideals arc, perhaps, never Hardly N, place only 5 years later. It is Oc- The whole situation could be taken care of pretty easily. O Davidson, you are the best had the finished when .son's station II F. A V E "Your attained. Charlie Spivak made an announce- Station of Stars", brings you "PBC tober 29, 1929. Today, Homecoming college— just by the installation of more (a) and at no cost to the Herman I'.ell ment over the P. A. sy-ti-m: "Will was There." With respect to our Day and Davidson College Day — dorm, Old college in the East or phones in booths. A minimum of two phones in each the couple on the dance-floorplease forthcoming Homecoming Day, (Armistice Day) celebrations have West, (a) Kditor, on floors, Dear make room for figure'" thought it pertinent give you been combined for first time the first and third and one in each section of Duke You play a fair name, (b) the we to the Mr. Henry I'alestrina llanst-n in "< heaven-, Howe, they're talk- a flash back on the Davidson Cam- with the result that a whole holi- and Rumple would do a lot towards helping this uncomfortable N'oii play :i square game, (b) Mli his column on music last week came to I.ct- i|iiick," pus years ago day been granted to the stu- condition.— T.H.H. And you win in everything (c) inir ii-. «et off >aid to some 26 to the has out with a rather unusual Migges- Ellen, grasping hi- hand and head- first Homecoming Day. dents. Fun, frolics and frivolity will And when that red and black tion, college fi-.-hi that in our song ing for the sidelines. It is the year 1924, November 16. ■nark the occasion. The day's sched- machine (d) Davidson," "*Oh the word "test" When they edge, only year ago today ule will be with: a re- Is to fight and looking reached the a It was a that crammed out should lie -uli-tituteil for "thing," football mean, id) group of uppcrclassiiK'n crowded words were put to our fight song view in the morning, the from the line, "Ami you win in Mushing Davidson!", afternoon and a stunt Student Opinion on Holiday Then Iam happy as for you around the couple and "Oh, and the students name in the everything." His reason for sug- with night 8:00 p. m Ising." (c) loud iMgjhjl congratulated are hoping other words can now be inShearer Hall at The Poll Cat in last week's Davidsonian indicated student gesting this aberration of poetry H.>we on hi- excellent dancing. fitted to the tune for this occasion. This is, indeed, an occasion to be "thing" does "Everything" rhymes with "sing" and tradition la that Among them was "Snake" Sim- Parents and sons for the first time remembered and the presence of feeling toward the proposed ThankHifivin^;holiday, and the re- rhyme (iad/ooks. If the song is written as above, not with "west." mon-, a sophomore fraternity bro in college history can meet togeth- feminine guests will be a new ad- sults of the survey, which included over three hundred stu- tln-y this is obvioii- how blind can you he' Ye-. tlier of Howe'-. er, and in the same level and light ded attraction. It is hoped that dents, indicate should gfof seri- don't rhyme, nor were they ever would seem to that the faculty Why then is the rhyme scheme Almo-t without exception the at- as Davidsonians. This day will be house parties will be held on this ous consideration to the subject at their next regular meeting i(a a h h c d d c) confused? Me- intended to rhyme. Let us recon- tention of (he crowd was now being of future significance and impor- day at the fraternity houses. song which will be about two and one-half weeks before Thanks- < anm- the mu-ic of the song is not struct the as a whole: drawn to tin- figure, which was tance, we are sure, and this inaugu- The R. O. T. C. Department will 'written being Homecoming review, raising of the new giving. As the matter now stands, the holiday will be one day in this same order. The Oh Davidson, you arc the best formed. That exception was ration of Davidson's have a music forces the words of the (Continued On Page Six) Day On Page Six) — Thanksgiving Day, November 23. SBSsJ ( >ld college in the east or Mat, will be a needed celebration (Continued into a different pattern, a pattern N'ou play a fair gaase. ' & a. . We feel that there is more than a little significance in the of three lines of similar beat and You play a square gaSMi a concluding line. fact that 79 per cent of those students who were included in And you win in everything. The "everything" clause must And when that red and black the poll holiday Saturday « would rather see the fall on than stand at the end of a line instead machine < opening rhyming Thursday. This was only one question in the poll, but it is the hi at the of a sec- Is out to fight and looking. one nviiich we believe is the most important and the one on )tion, as it does in the first example. mean. which action might be taken. The words must be remolded from Then Iam happy, as for you I the poetical form to the new metri- Welcome Alumni . sing. I It must be assumed that the facility probably had good ' cal form. Therefore at the end of the lines appear words which do Thing rhymes with sing, any reason for netting Thursday as the holiday, but the Student |not always rhyme with each other. freshman should be able to see ih.it, and . Body has been told nothing about it, and the majority of them Hindu music illustrates this idea. even Mr. Hansen if you point it J can see no justification in it. There are one or two reasons ' C. K. Rrown's long and distin- " " ' guished tenure of office on the 9l &. \, 1 sL m 4PW- Stunts Featured faculty. 192J promised to be a big year in Davidson annals. Homecoming, 1923 And so it was. Governor Cant Stunt night has mad*ita bow Morrison ran a highway from KL.iu, : Charlotte, to die students of Davidson, B ;yi Statesville to 38.4 miles ■via if iiiii builder's masterpiece, which and the success of the occa- of road sion warrants its perpetuation incidentally, passed by Davidson'* already portals; as an annual student body hallowed the stu- function. Stunt night is well dent storr w.i- placed on the honor college presi- qualified to nil the place of system; and the poor the dace— ed Senior spasking. dent, then as now, added a few It should be prwrved as the gray hairs completing a campaign recently biggest event of the Pall for funds to restore burned Qmhm, calendar, and made a nucleus viewpoint, however, around which a week-end of Proa our social activity can be builded. IMS Imm l.irii<- on the horizon as (lie year of the first Davidson At Davidson a manis trained lliinu-cominK. Twenty-seven glori- h,i\e for mental and physical ..ii> < trtolii-rs passed since prowess. The courses of in- then. and. with the exceptionof two struction, the publications, the war years, old D. C. has annually dedicated Richanbon Field. literary organizations, occa- Team which won the flirt Homecoming game by a 7-0 margin over Citadel on the newly railed hack its alumni to watch sional lectures, sermons, the Davidxm'8 1923 Football tlit- Wildcats in action and ■ relive library, and campus expression Honor Store old memories. The 'Cats were all tend to make of the David- ( StudentBodySetsUp triumphant in five encounters were conian anintellectual peer. The 1923GentlemenWereNotSmokers C. K. Brown,Former tied thrice,— and as tor the other athletic teams, gymnasiums and First Stud in Basement of Watts seventeen well, think of the moral R.O.T.C. strive toward de- Bad Taste in Local Flicker ]Davidsonian, loins VictoriesI An account of the first velopment of physical prowess. Called As result of an experiment system now in effect at Davidson, gMM follows lielow: low us they think it is smart, and I a But what is done for the de- Our movies include three classes last year, the this store would be an impossi- ( o.ich Younger'* cohorts de- — - students, who knows but that on the quiet made at Davidson velopment of the Davidionian's of people we tnc the JMath Department body open a "Serve bility. tcated the Citadel in a they are swiping cigarettes and student will HtilldoK* being? faculty and friends, and kids. Some in the basement The Student Council, acting as at Davidson last social smoking in the dark. It is The Davidson faculty welcomes Yourself store hard-foiiKht name years ago a gentleman would never them the Directors for this Saturday. >i<-|>hyinK a variety smoke, t its membership Pint Charles of Watts Hall within the next few Hoard of I of The Speaking event smoke in any public building where bad for those who don't for to already begun Junior Kenneth Brown, A. B. Davidson; weeks. Were it not for the honor enterprise, have to play- wliuh the Citadel eleven in the Spring is the only social crowds, nor some will have to inhale as much I by electing there were mixed A., Carolina, who prepare for business could not solve, the Davidson Wild- spared,since the aboli- smoking the smoker himself. Then, again, ■M. takes the occasion around ladies. Although as C. A. as in.iuaKcr. cats christened the new Richardson Speaking. Es- after the show we have |position of Prof. L. M. Currie in Yoiiiik tion of Senior is quite the fad among the women later on An Store has heen long (" victory class, scrub, tthe Mathematics Department. Honor Held with ■ 7 t>> over the sentialin man's preparationfor of some sections, it has not reached basketball games, var- anticipated here, hut did not be- hard-fighting Bulldogs. elements of sity and practice. The cigarettes Coming to Davidson in the Fall Frosh Throw Water life are those here yet. a reality until a motion was development and n Citadel's 34- Davidson's rush for scholastic It is bad for all three classes, be- den to smoke. We, who call our- t culiar the store by an overwhelming ma- bating for two years, presi- the new l-ast and West yard line. Hendrix called two plays and athletic attainment. The cause it makes the hall very close selves gentlemen, have been kind- I team isted in jority, only twelve votes being cast « of the 1'hilantliropic They have ai intervals the line for nice gains. The need is for a big social event on hot nights, it mars the clearness ly and tactfully requested to stop. dent and critic dormitories throuKh Literary Society, member of the streams of water on against it. vetrrun quarter then uncorked during the early months of of the pictures and it is a nuisance No matter how great or how far 1 a Kiisheil forth world, Memir Society which has heen suc- the unwary visitor. Stores of Ihi.s nature are now a 10-yanl pass to Raker, substitut- the college year, and Stunt to the students. We have to place a man rises in the unless I < by I'lii Beta Kappa, Honor I'.ui these unkind buildings many the ing at end tor Davis, who out- Night has offered a solution to our cigarettes somewhere, and he is courteous and considerate of ceeded two being operated in of 1 student, of Y.M.CA. fountain- ami showers of the Citadel for 16 yards be- the problem. Stunt Night in those above throw them down on the little things he never will be a Roll member even emit" sister colleges in the country. Itest ioiiKht polished gentleman. Fellows' let's Board of Control, and president of "aqua not only on visitors but on fore being downed on Citadel's o- the Fall! JuniorSpeakinginthe those below. Those below natural- 1 known of these stores is that at by Francais. As a climax||occupants of the building them- SpringI ly re-act and it causes disturbances. live up to the name which we La lercle" I.ee, yard line. Shepard fought right — work, graduated keep a Washington anil where all courtesy for the are called a true Southern gentle- Ito his scholastic he selves. Indeed one must It shows little priced, Kiiard wood for one yard. Wick A Davidson graduate should man. Ias valedictorian of the class of Watchful eye toward the upper kinds of student supplies are faculty or our friends. It is cer- then two pretty drives be an all 'round man, to take you go windows; and must have a uootl the Mack made tainly to the discredit of our man- I'.S.— Smoke just before I1921. placed before the students and his place in the ranks of the During summer of Mr. pair of pedal extremities. the line from sprrad forma- ners. No one could go into a de- in, between acts, or in the inter- the 1921. cash drawer left open for the stu- throiiKh world, socially ss well as in- vals, you such a fiend you Brown attended the Iniversity of The guard dragon of this organ- tion, carrying the hall over for Da- cent theatre smoking away on if are dent to make his own change. This tellectually. Bcsancon, France, which out- the ol Mi cigarette stubs. It sets the kids bad have to have your cigs. Go out- in from ization is of tribe vidson's only counter. Shepherd ' received the Certificat Kiiiiioii otherwise known as "Huf- store has heen effectively operated Such was Editor-in-Chief Lit- examples and in attempting to fol- side to smoke.— ——— — —— — institution he kicked the ball squarely between ■— is an _^^—— ,d'Ktudes Francais. falo." He directs his cohorts on for several years and object ton D. Elkins' editorial comment the uprights from plaiciuent, Ulack Returning America, he en- very unwary travelers, so that no of pride every Washington and a* The Davidsonian celebrated the to of one year and one is able to escape his baptism holding the placement. the birth of its child. Homecoming i gaged in work for I.ee student. Road Orthodoxy of Profs the University of North of water I'siially he contents him- week-end. Then, as now, The Da- New Connects entered It is the desire of the authorities fall of 1922, where self with directing hi- cohorts; but vidsonian was "the livest wire on Carolina in the to position of Teaching when an especially choice victim and the students at Davidson the hill," according to its masthead Davidson, Charlotte Praised by Speaker he held the degree of approaches; he takes active part make the Davidson Honor Store Watts Dorm Ready and the advent of the new Fall so- F'teaVhing Fellow and received his The Davidson College Highway, to an audience that to the temporary dctaimucnt of the equal of cial week-end was its latest triumph Master of Arts. one of merit with that formally dedicated to the service filled the large Wesley Memorial victim. For Student's Use overcomplete intellectualismon the His alma mater called for his Washington ami I.ee. The propo of the State on Monday of this Tabernacle in Atlanta to overflow- In West Dorm another devotee < campus. services this year and he has re- sition, year as a test hit' of the most attractive addi- by Governor Cameron Mor- ing several weeks ago, Walt Hol- peculiar art hourly instituted this week turned to teach in the halls in of this holds tions tn Davidson this year is the Replacing the defunct Senior already important widely Methodist permanently established rison, is an coinhc. known only years ago he was sacrifice to the same god> He hails willbecome dormitory, Speaking, the new "Stunt Night" evangelist, which two new Walts which is artery of trade, connecting two used the Davidson facul- from the tribe of MrConih, but on the Hill if it provi-s successful. was coupled with the Citadel game the taught. All Davidson welcomes rapidly beiiiK brought to comple- of North Carolina's most important ty as an exceptional example of his name is "Red" because of his on Saturday, October 13, 1923. college Professor Brown. tion The first and second floors business towns and embracing a consecrated instructors in thatch. This youiiK man events plus the dedi- il.imiiiK Iiaw del-n in use since the first of These two number of smaller towns in which these days of arrogant and impious often vies with the said "Buffalo" Field formed -tliool, hut tho>e who had reserved cation of Richardson great volume of busi- denials of the divinity of Christ carry prime G, amply there is a to -re which can off 16 States, D. rooms on the third floor and fourth a program which satisfied of this as- and of the immortality of the soul. College Men Cheer ness. The total cost honors in the ever-drench contest. tloois havt' just heen out <>' luck. every student's social cravings. The $1,218,000, Kvangelist i phalt highway was or Holcombe had taken The battle shifts as the moments, Orient Represented However, days first Homecoming Dance probably chapter White-Only Sports within the next lew about $32,000 per mile. his text from the second one time sturdy "Ked" will claim will he several years later, when, Revelation, North Carolina 314 (hese two upper floors came The total length is 38.4 miles, of wherein the evil and Washington and I.ee I'niversitv more victims, while in the next in- after having dedicated all nearby teachings South Carolina 56 ready for fields, college it has earned the admiration of stance "Xvoirdiiois" liuffalo (ieoryia 4 Tin- contractor states that by the realized that ing between phasi/ed. From that he launched re. of 4.7 miles distance college man in the South. Their have more scalps dangling from Virginia IS Monday. ( tttoher 8th, he hopes to would soon run out of that com- and Statesville. The into his excoriation of "those who Charlotte fusal to participate in the regular his belt. 1 sufficiently modity and would have to throw preachers Mississippi 17 liavi everything com- new way has eliminated nine dan. claim to be teachers, and game Washington I'.vin the .'Iut and retreat- replacement keep par scheduled with timid West Virginia 9 pleted lor the hoys to move into in a to the gerous crossings, helping to apostles in our country today." thus and Jefferson, because of the lat- ing freshmen have taken up this __. new value of the tuition up. to I'lorida 23 their domicile. The floor-layers prevent many accidents. The road He referred several times an ter's insistence on playing a Negro sport of the a^cs. At first, horri- Stunt Night in the PallI Tennessee -5 say that they will In- ready for the Junior itself is a masterpiece of the road advertisement which had previous- varsity line-up, cost them fied with the awful consequences - - in the "cli'vated walkways" to Speaking in the Spring! A verita- appeared paper Texas o he removed builders' art and is said to be the ly in an Atlanta forfeiture, technically, according to the victim, they gradually he- ble merry-go-'round of social en- a Missouri 2 ■Friday, October 5th. best road in the state. It has a over the signature of Davidson to the ruling of the referee. came accust ed to the gruelling -- gagements, well calculated to keep Alabama 31 The floors in the hallways are concrete base five inches thick and College, under the caption, "The This action on the part of the spectacle; then becoming braver the scholar out of the Louisiana 10 made of a rubber composition. Davidson two inches of the best quality as- Faith of Our Faculty." The ad- Generals, although may they their skill at this depths of philosophical it mean even tried Kentucky -. 4 These 11'M.r- can be easily dam- heretical for top layer; this latter vertisement concerned a question- I>a/cd by phalt a .a momentary defeatin the transient most ennrossiiiK name. used too soon, given concentration. What a Sunt Night among Arkansas 2 .iKecl if but if offering a firm, yet resilient trac- naire circulated several season 1923, laurel the of which they suddenly it was, too! of is a on the power Iowa 1 t inn' to dry perfectly will last in- tive surface for allkinds of vehicles. thousand teachers of science in brows of the team from tin- < 'Id became possessed; they have used ' The first event on their thrill Maryland -_ ■ definitely. The width, 18 feet, allows plenty American colleges. Twohundred and Dominion. It is a victory in the this power to the detriment of even packed program was the rendition, District of Columbia 1 Work on the new building has of room for two vehicles to pass eighty-nine answers were received, fight Southern colleges and the members oi the upper classes. by the Orchestra, of three the Japan "' heen pushed forward as rapidly as Jazz high speed. of which number 53.7 per cent de- ( waging against hit-parade 1923, "The each other, even at a universities are race — China 5 possible, hut it lias heen impossible tunes of dared their belief in God, while a . (equality in intercollegiate athletics. Happiness is like boomerang get House of David Blues." "Some- per they to materialin time to finish the 44.7 cent said disbelieved behind the Generals, col- give it to others and it will invari- the promised. body's Wrong," and that tear Stand fly you. TOTAI 577 liuildini; before date personating Ikey Morris, attempted in the theory of the immortality ]lege the South! They are Iable back to jerker, "Sobbing Blues." Following men of to auction off the college to a of the soul. ,taking a step which should be fol- these numbers "Bevo Davis, im- girl, Walthall, blushing young D. B. "I was happy to note that no '|lowed by every college in America. and a fruit vendor, J. M. White. such deplorable situation prevails The Northern school has gone be- say very , Carolina; Needless to he was not among the faculty members of Da- neath the yoke, but it is still the Observer Sport Page Called Partial To DAVIDSON successful." vidson College, according to this |privilege of the Southern teams to 1923's version of "Jealousie" advertisement;and regret that more |preserve and self-re- THKATR1 their honor scored a big hit with the students of our American Colleges are un- port 5 Or i» A LADY Green IAm." Available historical and the modernists have captured orters of the Pres- sheet! NEWS "J. O. and the Earnest game live news concerning the Presby- work in and they will capture the |be commended for their spirit in byterian eleven throughout the Of the Davidson-V.P.I. Brothers entertained the audience a terian*. Wednesday. October 25 entire student body of our edu- l>yterian College, the school "THE FIREBALL" During a visit to our office the "By the year 1940 we'll have a ceagle is a wonderful bird, but it string the Chapel Hill Tar Heels which were by no means - graceful an which your home city lias "adopted Mickey Rooney Pat OBrien other day, Pete Young remarked full crop of loose-jointed liberals, t takes the stork to deliver the from one column to eight, and we nized as to athletic prohibition page, and which would have been as a foster child" (using the word* COMEDY it CARTOON that the enforcement of makeshift modernists and dis- « joods." . can "rely" on his doing it every quite away. appropriate only as a grammar of a prominent member of your had taken his breath week; we can rely, also, on his Saturday. Oct.M jointed critics, that will soon put school essay on football. Chamber of Commerce) i* allowed The difference between life and everything puts out, us right where Europe is today, suppression of that Mr. Groome, are you just out to enter into your work of serving "COPPER CANYON" When a driver his hand j(oveis that there is one thing after " praise. people of the at a herald Ray Milland Hedy Lamarr remarked a New York traffic cop, with all its confusion, lawlessness amother in life, but in love there tends toward Wildcat and out antagonistic to Davidson? the South you can be sure of one thing, the well, but just of news? P— tawtte andCartoon > things each other. "One Man's Opinion" on a one Or, do you mean window is open. and anarchy. aire two after - - f __., Doc "White's little ■W H V»f 'I*.) shade, home-made chuir STERN TALKS cushion, and pint-sixed ran 1*\ fV_ v °€? 8TERNTALK j I-^^ sewing machine are in- L \V eongruosly conspicuous Sports "^5 l^ft^^ac Wildcat 20, 1950 SPORTS SECTION TI1K DAVIDSOXIAN FRIDAY, OCTOBER

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_^se£^V Ihest-of-all-these-eonven- GENS RUGGED HOMECOMING FOE ' fl f^^'/ pMHBi nwnn".v ne seems t° /--^^ I <*»"J»iiipe*l lJ| Iy^^^^^^tK I.vearn ior tne By"lLLVv?Tm^^^^ quarteraof the old K.vm. and Ak the first clouds in eight weeks began 1o gather Country W.&LAt11 or Satur- Team Friday Cross Runs folks wonderingwhether il would start IftfM Homecoming* they ,l!,\. mbapM thinkinghack oversome of the when and hooked an appointment with HaveBeenOnShort End must have l.a.l hack Wildcat of Week Wildcats tfta (iraixl Old Man of Davidson Collegeathletic, to reminwee a Stockton Twins while. Tricky Dick Stockton was enjoy- Past Years ing reflected glory this week. I'<■<>- Of Scores For Seven Th.> IWtor. still rindi-tfr all that room too much for his lik [ 'Jttflfc Carry Cat Hopes pie were mistaking him, as usual, / S^^j By HAWKINS closet, pulled out a stick of | CHARLIE in*. M the way into his e |iiiptneut for twin brother Tom. u corporation lawyer By BILL COB reviving lleeclmiit as would any fi host, and like Tom, you see,has been perform- Davidson Homecoming, 1950 stylo, will moan the The Wildcat cross-country team ■f g library up on a shelf and brought .lovvi a stack ing corporal took acquaintance* memories for many alumni, but for in his reached launches the Homecoming activities' like the who the of old and captain's place unexpectedly football of programs for the discussion. today when they run the Washing- and -j the Davidson Wildcats, it will mean the toughest as- won battle. Except Tom'" team I ton and I.ec harriers at IIa. m. the signment of the season. Coach (ieorge Barclay's Washington When Once Presbyterian Met Baptist didn't win the victories. Shoved into I <" Although the 'Cats haven't linn 1^. (ienerals, n formidable football opponent for anyone, the No. I spot on the cross country and Lee through his tn.i this season with a I ;ind hnselmll cap came off. and Bm ran a finder successful team Bradley briii); Davidson an enviable record a fine team. The are to when Rlake wm I to — — — 1 record of 0-.1 thry going be , Well, start I'll tell you the UfWMl crowd forced to retire, Tom romped home Fur the (lenerals the game will P ■ . touslcl pnyhair.- to off on the rebound, led by the Stockton I wereplaying with wins weekend mean three things: a chance to will tostaiul-hy; Fasul, that ever was up here. It was in l!>:?7. and we Wake brothers, Tom and Dick, both of: last over the I line turn Jim not t<> be thought lightly of L'ni- beat an old rival lor a conference Kill Acker, Jerry Riser. Hoopie Forest. Then' was bleachers way down yonder Mother end ot whom have shown their superiority I versify of North Carolina and Duke I win, a cltance to redeem them- Davis, ami Bill PNHMM S-t per- other, tip this way like they are on cross-country runs to date. W. the field from one side to the cross country teams. selves fur last week's heartbreaking formances. In the harkficlri. it will & I... led by F.chols llanisberger. and folks "uz standinu all around the track. Can't remem- loss to Virginia, and a chance to1 Roy Wliite. \Y ly l.each, C now. is of unknown strength, but always When the news was first out that I be {.Mine, was last time weplayed Wake net ready for their next opponent, Runyan and Hani Wmlv ready to ber who wonthat l.ut it the powerful. Rradley. No. 1 man for two seasons, I L. competition. Ireckon that Tennessee. For the 'Cats, it could K<> for the 'Cats. Of eotWB*, David- Forest up here, and it was real close On U, I'niversity would have to hang up the spikes I — October the of mean only one thing a Homecom- si>n Captain Auburn I.uinbcth will or thousand people." this season because of stomach I ":niiie miista dr.twc.l PJ H North Carolina team defeated Da- ing victory am a team not beaten be in there pitching from his "Lit- I.afferty didn't play that trouble, the mantle fell on Tom's I Doc satisfied himself that Teeny vidson by 24..U. Tom Stockton wasI by Davidson since 194.V tle T" quarterback post. first line, by shoulders. He had, when Rlakc I year, havinggraduated in the sprint: of ':{",then perused the ':«" to cross the followed Tats last One of the nation's best quarter- i caught a cramp at N. (". State It was in 1943 when the (.'rutchfield "union ll.ii'iruk of Carolina, and in I backs, as playcallers Carolina program. .McClintock. Caldwell. IM.Lean. , opener, beat W & 1.. George and Tommy both ami as Dick Stockton. Tom covered the the finished second to the I Lambeth, completing couple days Bjfjgt Iknowed his voice Clyde Peter* combined with such stars 1>assers. in 16 —that hoy's in here just a tittle more than four mile coursei I'ack's soph sensation Garri- 1 | Red Dick O'Hair, and of 22 tosses against Citadel both Iever saw him. Anil Davey Spencer. That's my back. in a striking time of 21:30. son, last fall's frosh conference 1 'as Itethea. 'fore ltcn lacy for a 21-13 win. The raised his total for the year and much" and Doe parted his hands a foot— Monday, journied king who stands a good chance of I .iiiNt -rive him that Last the team serirs was discontinued until 1947, brought him nearer the collegiate LaftVrty. repeating again this season. '"and he was BBSM). That's why Isay he wasbetter than to Durham t<> run the Rlue Devils. w J when the Generals won, 32-0. Carl record for completed passes in a Teenyhad Tom (Whin up there making room for him.and after This Mm the best meet of the year At home last Saturday, it was I I'ahl, Dour Rice. Mack F.rwin, and college career. Rocetti, although for the 'Cats, although they were1 Stockton, T., first over the field I just a junior, is widely known for lie left. Armficld. But both of "cm were some ball players. Ruddy Chandler were the 'Cat M edged by a score of 2S-M. Again i against Carolina, brother Dick fin- his faking ability and he will be were I jstandouts for that contest. In 1<>48, "Now you know how old them jerseys the freshman* Tom Stockton won first place hon- ishing a respectable third. Monday putting his reputation on thr line. I ■ it was a Davidson Homecoming, chuckled as he point- wearing the other eveniiifr are.'Mr. White ors with an outstanding time of the thinclads i>f Coach Pete Whit- I and the generals barely eked out This could well be an inter- program. '"Reckon 20:47 over a four mile course. Sec- i tie tripped to Durham to engage esting duel, both from ttie view- ed to the s<|tiad picture in the Ml 'itadcl .i Jl-20 win on the virtue of Mi- — went to Duke, from points quarterbacks Johnny 'II be down here this weekend with his ball ond and third Duke run- a tram fresh a skunk- rliael's true kick. End Mike Wil- of the and the Frederick ing Virginia days k^ ' a lot ners while Davidson's Dick Stock- of three earlier.I liams and back Cliff Turner turned teams thcnisclvi ■*. team. He's roach. Ibelieve its up at Hanes. Reckon of closely ton followed for fourth Preacher Tom wasn't seared in the I a sterling performance in that back here this weekend. There's another Sharpe right in themIIbe place. least by the Devils and paced them I game for the 'Cats. The 1948 con- They didn't over him. No sir!" The team was hampered greatly home. yonder— Herb Hainey. fO test also found—a new star in the Our student body president would have blushed and beamed by the absence of Rlake Rradley, It is hardly fitting to the Wild- I I JM Davidson ranks Auburn Lambeth, captain and number one man, who' to have been in our shoes for the next fjaj of the past. The Doc- rat of tlu' Week lo imply that lie I |^M Iwho completed 14 of 26 passes in Starlite was toned to give up running due lias stepped into this glory merely I game, acclaimed"Soph- tor a Carolina program. "We usta play Carolina 'n Duke jthe and was DRIVEIN THEATRE had '41 to a stomach ailment because the man ahead of him was I of the Week" for his efforts. Salisbury-Landis Highway was y'always had to play the H^tM omore both first halves. Trouble run i giv- fiai The Kittens will I.ecs-McKae forced lo step down. He was I In 1949, it was a W & 1. Home- second half. Now here's a tackle who played both of 'em. Alf immediately after the varsity raceI ing Rlakc a fit in time trials, and WEEK STARTING J coming and the Generals rolled 19th played ball all the time. Iseen him come Saturday. The Kittens have a cleani some dead heat finishes would not OCTOBER Taylor. He minute TOM STOCKTONaTnrvTrtM over the 'Cats 53-0 for the worst off the field when he couldn't move. And he wouldn't play in 2-0 slate having beaten N. C. Slate have been unusual had Rradley !o>s in the history of football at Wednesday and Thursday and I'feiffer Junior College. continued to run. .. Corporal Comes Through Rocetti, no shoes anybody else'diwear. Had to have an old wore out pair . Davidson. Gil the Generals' BARBARA STANWYCK classy "T" quarterback was the hardly stay M his feet. Is' jrlad to see him finish JORN— LUND that wouldn't ( mainspring in that lop-sided affair, In— things here, jrive 'em to him. . and get those outa I 'Heart Warmedby *D* Sweater, Stern Complimentary and for Davidson, the game "NO MAN OF "An' old Red Beathea was our top back in about '41-'42. brought out two more new stars in HER OWN" That was just 'fore the warstarted. An' this must be '4H. there's of But Cats Got No Kicks Jim Fasul and Ham Wade. CARTOON H., With Credit Victory, punching, Bud Wyser's picture. He was the manager. "Nitials was W. By DICK LILES This year it will be a Friday and Saturday passing, powerful W & 1. team that and they used to call him Budweiser. TIM HOLT boasts such stars as Gil I'ocetti, — — "Didn't have much during the war. Iremember one <»ame Down in Charleston last Saturday night, all was not as gay as one might think Charles- in night, 50 Talbot Trammell, and Rob Thomas up to play for that school down yon- ton would be on such a at least for about men who had fell the stinir of defeat. rock, "ARIZONA RANGERS" little Jake Wade came here The line, as solid as a has — Also — team, set cm that very afternoon. Meanwhile their ardent supporters were literally up in the air at the way General der—just a high school y'know. and on fire. After paved the for the "MYSTERY IN 'ole Alma Mammy when they heard golden-throated Bill Stern tell them that Davidson had backs with consistency all season. the war in '46 we had the best prospects iti some years, and in MEXICO' bad, either, won over The Citadel by 19-12. The Davidsonians were cheering wildly, hut no one g{*oup The Generals had rolled over Fur- "47 we should have really went places. We didn't do " Citadel, LUNDIGAN knew how wrong old friend Stern man. West Virginia, and the WILLIAM— but we missed some chances. apparent ease hi-tore dropping SERIAL CARTOON was than the hapless crew that all afternoon. Lambeth led both on the loose. Fven with laxnr-s ot with heartbreaking 26-21 loss to Vir- Forget The Scores, But Not The Boys sat around the dinner table at the scoring drives and several that didn't play, tlte Red and IMackers CMM M a Sunday Ton ginia week in the final two hotel. out that way. Runyan pulled close, tn lying the game in the last last HAVER turn minutes of the game. JUNE— — "I can't remember the scores of none of these games, flot The wildcats met the Cadets with one in under the goal post for the of the third quarter. Tin- team had in Crowell Little's 'Cats, in- Too (fames to keep up with. a terriblepsycological disadvantage first score of the losers, and the moved the ball for 81 yards to the Coach most of my programs at home. many jury riddled and trying to rebound "THE DAUGHTER OF for it was Homecoming for the final score was climaxed by Ham Citadel eight. Three plays later it But you can't forget some of them boys." from last week's Citadel defeat, ROSIE 0 GRADY Cadets and they were "up" after Wade carrying over from the one MM on the one. Coach Little took The Doctor confessed to having withheld information, but face a hard task. They face a team CARTOON being edged straight. after a passing attack. a gamble on a hard driving half, three times sustained record is better and wlv-c defended himself with the perfectly fair assertion that ''It ain't Only passed The game was marked with sev- back,but fate intervened. Rill Mow- whose Monday and Tuesday a few minutes when margin of victory by comparative always best t'tell everything you remember." Citadel his right eral of brilliant goal line stands by ers fumbled the ball or it was too Rohlen of skirted score would be 34 points. With "CHAIN LIGHTNING' come, go. yards up both teams, but the most exciting low for him and D. C.'s chances He's seen a lot of them and a lot of them The Doc- end for 54 to set a score Jack Branch. Rill McNeely, Henry HUMPHREY BOGART quarter- was the one at the end of the first (Continued On Page Five) tor has. And he's one they'll be seeking out when they start Coach (Juinn Decker's new Wilson and Lee Talbirt out, the half when Citadel was on the Cat coming in here this weekend. Second to < 'handlers and Rumple, back "Find" Dick Zelinski com- victory-bound Cadets goal with four downs to go. Zel- thought Davidson brings the mind of mander the he's the first the word to masterfully, completing passes for inski had passed for 48 and then a any boy who ever asked him for a towel or a pair of shoe strings. two of the T. D.'s and setting up 15 yard penalty against Davidson I stepping dis- For memory's sake, many will look past the beautifully spacious the other score. The Rlue and placed the ball within goal. For the first confines they find him in now, and remember the cluttered, White ran well, uncovering a new tance of the Ioffensive punch while the defen- time in the game, the defensive crowded equipment room in Alumni (iym that was so longin- play great on the part of the sive team lived quite up to former was they snarled and separably associated with Doc White. reputation and played bang-up Wildcats and ball. brandished their teeth and the whis- only real bright spot pigskin got no further. The Davidson's inches was the passing attack engineered tle blew and it was still by General Lambeth. Auburn com- from the marker. WELCOME ALUMNI pleted 16 out of 22 passes for 205 The Cat* greatest weakness in yards which was practically all the the game was their inability to Let's Beat Those ground the Red and Black gained block and get the ground attack : The Best Dressed Men At Davidson Wear Qenerals j » I 00»»00»00»»»»0 »»♥"»♥ Wilson-Wrights : VV InCTC you meet your friends :: Hark Woab, Hti>. Invites youto inspect their new store during your stay in Davidson. I Charlottes Finest Restaurant j ; CLOTHES : ii i Complete Clothiers Young Men for -■'■ ■ ' '■■■ t ' ' ' I I 1 I It Cost No More To Dress Correctly WILSON'WKLQHTS Located Two DoorsBelow Bank \ SHIP AHOY | FRTDAT, OCTOBER 20. 1950 THE DAVTDS0N1AN PAGE PTYH THE GUARD: GENERALS' EYE VIEW — Citadel Bulldogs I H Top Kittens, 12-6 PhiDelts, Last of Unbeaten, By LINDSLEY BEARDSLEY Baaatttat^Ball MH .a*t by mat from by frequent Knocked a game Ranks In red Betas penalties.Coach BoydHairds Wild- By WALLACE ABBOTT kittens were edged 12-6 by a deter- After only throe weeks of intramural toolball, not a ninple team remains undefeated. The mined Citadel eleven last Saturday Wednesday Betaa toppled the last undefeated club, the Phi Delts, 12-0. This fact proves that afternoon at Richardson Al-" Field. there will be a jrreat deal of contention amonp all the teams for first place in the though the Kittens were held in league. The [ team* definitely shaping lip :is powerhouses are the I'hi D.lts, their own territory most of the Betas. Kappa Sigs and KAs. first half, they showed at times PI Kap»a 12-Pik*. o classy ball handling and running. The Pi Kapps showed a very est score of the season to down the victory over the Pikas. Both trams , good ATI)', The Kits plainly had a case of the offence in their 12-0 victory ATO's. It was all the could threatened to score several times, first game jitters and were unable, over the I'ikas Their pasting was do to keep from loosiitK yardage hut it was only on a pass from to do much with the strong Hull- sharp as was their defense. The while the I'hi belts just wouldn't Tyler Herry to Johnny Kelton that stopped. pup defense the first half. The two touchdowns we/e scored by be Two of the I'hi Delt enabled the Sigma ("his to do so. touchdowns were by Pups, passing their way down the Hopper Alexander and Jerry Nail. scored Frank In the l'ilca line Dick Boyd con- field, pushed over two touchdowns Although the I'ika offensehad trou- Warren. sistently hard charge. to lead 12-0 at the end of the first ble getting started, KAs M-Kappa Sigs 12 it was sparked Betas 12-Phi Delta 0 semester. by some nice pass receiving by L. Kwn though both lines lought Tl»> I'lii Dells were unable to mm The Kittens reversed matters the A. Parks. to a standstill, the KAs were able ovcriNiiiir the lurcl ili.irv,'ing Beta second half though and had things to outscore thr Kappa J*ii;s by Hh Kappa Sigi line, and "»<> they went down to way 14. SPE 0 margin of a safety. Hillmini's pas*. their most of the time.Behind their fir»t defeat of the year. Hoth passing quarterback Two touchdowns and a safety ing and running was, attain, the of Sid C£ Itrla touchdown-; wrrr >rt up mi and runaing were more than enough to give the the difference. Hoth Kappa Cutts the of fullback ?i« .ittriiipti-d punts liy the Phi Kappa Sigs a victory in their game scores were by ( liarlton Tnrrcmv, Delts. aaaaH Tex Coulter and halfback johnny i>nr nl tin- kit ks went for only Grey they threatened several times with the SPF.s. The Kappa Sig one being on an intercepted SAM ■«l» >nt S yards while the other wa-i line constantly gave the SI'K's a covering the l.iwlli of the field. but wereunable to cross the double fumbled. In the lieta* defensive line rough time. Passes to Thompson Ward and Hachman the marker until the fourth period. Ci- scored tor Totn ( o>tisistrntly and Spach for Kap- ra\cn gave the tadel was forced to punt after a accounted both KA's on passes from I'.in I. I I pa 'lii U'lts a nit-.in t inif. drive failed produce, Sig scores. Davidson to Pi Kapps 3FD-SPK s 2 and Coulter a 185 pounder,gathered Standings Through Wednesday Betas 2 FD-Phi Gam* 0 The I'i Kapps were able to score it in and, picking his way through IV..m W In a game that was scoreless up their second victory of the week L a host of tacklers, yards ■MM 4 I raced 35 until the last 3 minutes, the Hetas when they edged the SI'l-.'s .?._». It score standing up. I'hi Delis ._ 4 I to McCall's kick edged the Phi (iams 2-0 on first was the closest game played by was bad, and the score KAs __ .1 i was 12-6 downs. Through the entire game both teams so far this year, but with about 10 minutes left in K.!|.|..i the both teams threatened many limes the I'i Kapps proved to lie dcl'rn- SiKs 3 1 game. Citadel again threatened late to make first downs, but some sively stronger. Hill CsjMsJt played Sigma (his „ 2 1 in the period but was great unable to defensive play halted the hit usually fine game along with l'i K.ipp- 2 1 push it over. Neale Graham and drives. In the defensive lines Lynn Jerry Nail. Mills and lirier looked SAI-s 1 2 Rob I.oy were standouts in the Crawley looked good for the Phi good for the SPE'i. I'lii (ianis line for Davidson while Grey, Coul- Gams while Francis Pepper stood 1 3 ter, and Rod Harrelson showed wel out for the Hctas. Sigma Chis 6- Pileas 0 SI'l-.N 1 3 in the backfield. Despite the fact that the Sinm.i I'ikas | 3 Phi Delta 30- 0 ATO Ihi's dropped several touchdown pE --. 0 1 The Phi Delts rolledup high- All good-looking girls under the passes, they were able to eke out a \T« >s 0 4 twenty look alike and all well, groomed women over fifty look alike. '♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥»«$>$<$m>*Sm3>Jm>>*J~X~J~M~M~>*>^>*><« f JERRY KISER .... beeg man State seconds, which was established last HEART WARMED Theatre Freshmen by Harriers year Clyde Garrison and Bob (Continued PromPagePour) MooretrilL of North Carolina State. Remain Jones blew away in the wind. Undefeated The better ability and condition- WEEK The stalwart, already-famous Ci. STARTING ll FROM freshman country ing of the frosh were easily shown NOW ON The cross team tadel defense stalled the running OCTOBER 19th | easily whipped the runners in that seven of the first ten ol attack of the Cats and held them 1'heiffer College,23-38, Tues- were men. Thursday and Junior finishers Davidson to 45 yards on the ground. They Friday day afternoon for their second collected 13 first downs to Citadel's "THE REFORMER straight triumph. For a certain young teacher named AMD 16, mostly on passing. Also the Da- THE Shin, Brown REDHEAD" The great running of Rill vidsonians played the entire game YOUR DATE eyes NEW! COMEDY ley, who has yet to be beate-. Whose are covered with wool . I without the able services of tackle again highlighted the victory. We now prescribe the daily broom He game Saturday set a new freshman record at Da- To sweep from his office the bull. Jack llraneh and half the ALLAN vidson by running the two and a without either Kill McNeely or C. ROCKY LANE There are some hoys of 18 who half mile course in12:025, breaking L. Runyan, both out with leg in- ia want just can't believe that some day FRISCO TORNADO" will the % the old record by two and a half they'll be as dumb as their fathers. juries. — — Also JOHN McKENZIE ia DE8TTHATI0M you get MURDCR- I DAV1DSON1AN CARTOON | ej£Z\ 8BRIAL more than w&LSk\ Owl Show Saturday Night I EVERY WEEK OAL" | good s| JUDY CANOVA looks n:7 CARTOn»* * ,^ t lflonclalVT ■ Tiiaaiiair*«JIBBBBBJjy " \UVTtaHNsVjrsiiin ■■■!■■ "TBS EAGLE AMD THE HAWK" Not just ahandsome worsted JOHN PAYNE *♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥«»«*

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"THE LOOT VOLCANO" J. Q JONES CHARLOTTE BOMBA, the—JuagJe Boy | CARTOON SHORT THE DAVIDSONTAX FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1950 PAGE SIX number, The Maxwell-Chamber* Hotel school to train in religious educa- verse, hardly comparable, but ter- MIND,MUSCLES the next "Mama Don't low Played "Round (?) announced in the Davidsunian tion and our editoi comments in ribly out of line, according to Mr. (ContinuedFrom Page One) No Music "Duke For The Damsels" Solves Hyar." was presented for the bene- that "They take pleasure in solicit- l>rote>t: "For if the students here Hansen's theories: of Wildcat backers, and another college many the fit of Mrs. Little, who has had ing banquets and those have more distractions to Mary had a little lamb. sign label the proceedings keep studies, which temptations turn them out of whereas the "Stud" adver- them from their there Housing Shortage Its fleece was white as snow. to feeds."' Homecoming 1 "General Rout". "Fiddlin' Flutch" tized "Fresh- fruits, candy, sand will be a Homecoming Day estab- The tragedy here is that "snow the dormitories. However, some joleer < Stepping next dour to the home Bright stepped into the spotlight wiches. milk and even cigarettes lished right after the first semester "Where, oh where, can my fair more space. doesn't rhyme with "lamb." >f Cross, warped humor of the wearers of the White imitations on It's yours, why not patronize it'" each year that will vie with Home- date stay; oh, where, oh where with a sense of course, we could sub- with some fine fiddle for "snow" he finds that the Sigs cannot turn The paper stated that "A coming Day in the Fall." This guy she sleep'" you were singing spoiled everything by putting a slamb, cramb, or shamb. the "Mockingbird Song." Kenneth town can stitute or their minds away from their school- banjo double, freight passed inti^t he "off his nut." , Mrs. Little's "Condemned" sign on the front per- Smith gave his idea how the header as you walked past or damh. or some other word work, and are featuring as their Only < door. The Pan-Hellenic detectives still, should be picked on "Watermelon through Davidson at noon. >nr joke> are getting more sen- office in Watts one fateful morn- taining to college life. Better "General F.ducation." The working on that case. theme Hanging on the Vine." For an en- a few of the students and towns- mioiis (sensual) and less sensible: ing. "Ah-hah-hal" said the dormi- are still lets make Mary shake off that now, though that scene depicts a classroom and uni- core the boys gave their version of people were present to witness the "He: Can you readlips5 She: Only tory supervisor as she grabbed you You realize lamb. sitting the formed generals at desks. "< )ver event; if wehad known it was com- by system." by the ear and ted you to a chair everything is working out for the Dave Hamilton the Rainbow." the touch And the At the head of tlie class a l>.i\i>l- "Cripple Boys" were ing someone might have had the before her desk. "I have just the best. Except for the guys who are The Creek world situation is seen influx as: son player. Around the walls are presence of mind to ring the (ire your girl. A beautiful invading the wilderness of the old a familiar group on the campus "Whether the I". S. will cast her room for WAX SCRATCHINGS blackboards on which are written cubby basement gym for the weekend, the situation Two) la-t year, playing at the Charlotte bell." lot with the leading countries of little hole in the (ContinuedGrom Page various gridiron lessons which the dandy. Sign here, looks fine for all. Country Club and numerous square The proventiality of the situation the civili/ed world in the World of Duke shouldbe orchestration and choral work Wii.K-ats are to teach the Gener- Vive la Spivakl dances and similar functions in anil is struck in a joke f?) "Freshmen Council of Permanent Justice,or she please." Quickly you scrawled "Joe which makes practically every num- als on Saturday afternoon, such as proffered around Davidson. They have lost if you think this place is dead, all will she continue Tier policy of Collitch" on the sheet of ber Victor Young does sure fire Lambeth Gf«H c<|uals .ltir.it and, surprised happy, GREENE -f- two regulars this year in the we ask you to do is to take a trip aloofness from international af- paper, but HOWE hit parade material. for an? opponent. lady. Page Two) Haynes Brothers hut have been to Mount Mourne; just one trip." fairs?' thanked the It was not until (Continued Prom If someone ever bothered to take At the next stop around the you strengthened with four new addi- Rut how? A new roadhas just been Well, last year then that she showed the fine "Snake", who approached Howe a lots of surface noise, record it. court, the I'ika llon-r, he finds we tied State 10- your tions. The regulars are Bright. put in allowing the free passage of the tutorage Younger print which provided that and Ellen with the confidence bred then play it backwards the results another Wildcat, nWMNffag 9" by 10. "I'nder of Smith, and Moms. Their immediate automobiles. The editor of the Da. wench would have to stoke the fur- of experience. "You haven't intro- would very probably approach tht 12' covering the entire front of the and Tilxm the Davidson Wildcats plans include a radio broadcast at vidsonian commented prophetically year nace for two days. to your queen. Howe," conglomeration or baby talk and house, mouth open tlii— have risen from the ranks duced me with his and Mooresvilie and providing the mu- bumming As you zipped up your jaw you Snake,Iwant you stuff (that's the only word to de- moiilli "The day of has passed, of mediocrity and now have an en- he drooled. "Oh. from the roof of its extend- sic for the fall square dances in riding). learned this was the latest so- you hear on the new (courtesy The new road viable position in football circles. that to meet Ellen White from Corn- scribe it) will ing IswinK- » >n the Mpta| is seat- They ready and lution the old problem of where Sparking- Mola-s- thi-. vicinity. are opened last spring facilitates tlii- Everyone knows that the name of to verse College, down in London release "feSMK ed a W Ik I. General, with the invitations, provided during waiting for all unKentlemanly act. Of course, it*? Davidson is synonomous with to house the fair ones dance burg. Ellen, meet "Snake" Sim- es." It undoubtably is the worst Wildcats' large watching his that tJTM they are given at least five min- allright toask a stopped car, but to of sportsmanship?"«Sres, weekends. All the students in Duke mons.'* thiiirf Ihave ever heard on wax. every move. The background music listeners! cheerfully vacate "Molasses, Mo- utt-s notice. flag down a passing 'car' only leads ewiMnie knows who kept their had volunteeredto "I am very pleased to meet you, All that talk about (this sounds like the Stork Club) help (Come on Sticky goo"; it's to trouble for both driver and rider. goal line inviolate as they won a their rooms to out. Ellen," he replied softly. "May 1 lasses, it's icky. comes from Iloudspeaker in the closet, only SKETCH It is felt the ease of to '»-() of that Mac, it'll plain To make it worse tree, "W & ... that ridin.n victory on that first Homecom- have the first dance after the fi- terrible. and will feature the t couple of days.) " recording companies (ContinuedGromPage Two) Charlotte has hurt spring training ing day. What will be the outcome for a gure5 "I'd love to "Snake". .that all the leading Swing." . If they're that hard flag on the new flagpWle and a new and the shape of the football team this year? You soon found" that the "Duke is if Howe doesn't. . ." "Snake" have cut it too. Departing little from the array ■ a Open will Several train schedules have noi< the Damsels plan had repercus- Howe, sure Howe up for material I think I'll write innovation. calisthentics turned to "I'm of Generals and Wildcats roaming presented been because of the loss too. Early in the week the a song. be on the drill field in cancelled BANDS SHARE >ns. wouldn't mind if Ihad one dance around the premises, the Pi Kaps guys of East In writing about the latest re- the morning. The afternoon's game of passengers." Page -ky on the east side with his beautiful girl, would you constructing a (Continued From Ont) Perry a few para- are busy miniature will be witnessed by some 500 On this line in the advertising rmitory started renting out field Howe"'" and his voice sounded a leases by Como platform. — V'ui man game in Charlotte it join- train on an 8" by 12* spectators own realm: "Fellows we have several i-se-, and hy Friday afternoon sharper graphs back 1 overlooked several on Davidson's field. ed with band little as he finished. Mounted on the engine is the you the Furman in pre- teless were form- tunes that 1 certainly should Ut> After last week's defeat by Fur- new L'-push-"em Fords at dis- Davidsonians By now the figure had come tc new player, this game formations and gave an at- mention, (and besides Iurc of a Davidson anil man, scrappy Wildcats, whose posal. Prices reasonable. See us at s' all up and down in front of was again at least the drill. Clinton, an end. and everyone engine is to move down the track pounds any Filling Sta- tractive half-time In to admire the pulchritude. need enough material to finish out hackfield averages 156 and time. Henderson Dabs dancing. "Snake" led his conquest to the W & I. line, consisting of — gas S. C, for the P. C. game it gave drapes quiet at. .) Perry and Betty Hut- whose line averages in at 159, will tion;" "Now at Tate-llrown All the closed and onto the floor, and drawing her up the column pivots, — — an unusual maneuver based on the It to sing a fast small men mounted on try to long-standing 24- bag shoes 'C'llcgiate' light mel- tno-phere ( Hey, throw me my skirt, ton combine talents break the close, turned on all his charm. crash through, and an electrically — "Buy ltroadway hit South Pacific. The (urt) appear- discing "A Bushel game win (or tie) record of the low tan $8.(10 or Victor rec- isa\c the place the Howe had lost his date. moving labeled — members formed a palm tree with cute al- operated scorcboard will register freshmen ords. Latest hit "I'm Gonna ance of a convent. And A Peck" It's rather of N. C. State. lights on Seeing how disastrously yester- Hutton -ix more points for Davidson. Tonight Hall— Charleston Hack to Charleston" by their shoes while the This w.i- Davidson going all out though "Gravel Tbroat" at 8:00 in Shearer lights day turned out for Howe. Iwonder places Our visitor next finds that the — Revelers— Price 75c." stadium were turned off and to make the gals at home. Tin gets rather loud in which a mixed crowd there will be sev- the playing what will happen today. Perry KA's feature a rocket ship to the is "Women at the at the same time "Some was a rumor that a professor wa» doesn't help the tune at all. eral presentations of stunts. The A news flash moon,and M the >hi|> are the words Enchanted Kvening" from the mu- in the bathtub so a couple solos on "Marcheta" and the re- (ilee Club will sponsor a chorus, University of Oklahoma have be- MAILBOX "Davidson Football." Coach (row- sical. rpinggjrll might use his room, and EDITOR S .. sults are much more pleasant minus (luartet. soloist, jazzy and symphony gun to flavor lipsticks. The fad is Page Two) ell Little is seated at the controls spreading university Band director Moore, a new mem- down at the College Pharmacy (ContinuedGrom the aid of Miss Hutton. . orchestra and the Guitar and Man- fast over the (no, globehead. a dummy of Coach ingenuity being ber of the music department faculty Hugo was renting sleeping bags too. How about "guessed" for dolin club. These stunts and musi- town and great is— Little) and the fuel for the ship get which this year, is a graduate of Univer- and -pace in the store booths. Then "sintf." "Then I am happy, as for cal arrangements will finish off a used to different flavors supplied hy alumni support, ath- to tutti-frutti." sity of Illinois and lulli.il.I School you learned later that they were you Iguessed." No? (Continued From Page One) day which will be treasured in the range from lemon letic scholarships, etc. of Music, holding a master's de- kicking guys out of Rumple to have Let us take another well-known confirmation announcement. Iwth hearts of the attendants for many The Victor theatrein Mooresvillt programme gree in music. on the films to be shown and the months to come. N. C. has a on Movcm. CREEK BOTS . Prince and his Throughout his college career at use of Chambers Auditorium may CRIPPLE .. But what is the contemporary her 4 with— Graham Page One) 5 Illinois, Moore played in the fa- be expected in a week or ten days. (Continued From scene Surely we can't lift a day, orchestra "The Hottest Thinfc The Chicago Fire."' mous Illinois football hand, gain- The five movies for this semester lowini; him was "The Cattle-Call" such as this, from history without Since joke running around now is ing much experience which he is will he shown on ( )ctober 27, No- sung by Louie Runge with a beau- examining the concurrent events. One showing: "Necessity knows no law; Boot- now patting to use at Davidson. I Campus Favorites Ivember 10, December 1, December tiful piece of yodeling which had The local theatres are no law; therefore Moore is married and has one 15, January 5, and if every!hiug the cows on nearby HMNMMI at the AlahamliraCecil B.De Mille's leggers know and — nine month old child. Both he and well, numerous and dairy going wild! Bowing to popu- "The Ten Commandments," while bootleggers are a necessity." — goes more wife arc musicians he a clari- 100 Per Cent Wool secured next lar demand the Boys did "Good. at the Imperial is "The Cost of Fol- There has been a move afoot to his M varied films will he netist and she a cellist. /*f**T^ night, Irene." The rumor is that ly" starring Gloria Swanson. get up for women a post-graduate I liiBEDII !l Pi I SUCKS j 1 / J

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