EDITORIALS: DON'T MISS THE -THAT QUESTION AGAIN MONOGRAM CLUB'S -WHO'S INTERESTED? DANCE HERE TONIGHT -USE A SYSTEM
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'4, 1939 Ten Cents Per Copy Vol. XXII. No. 14 WAKE FOREST, N.C., SATURDAY, .• . PRESIDES Phis, Eus Divide PLAYING FOR MONOGRAM CLUB DANCE HERE TON~QHT Miss: Jo's Scene of Founder's Day Monogram- Dance Forensic Honors
·------Capture Debates, Phis Vanden Dries Plays For Oratory, In Morning Dance Tonight Mter DR.ARTOM DELAYED Convocations · s:c. Game Dr. Camillo Artom, interna NECROLOGY IS REAli ADMISSIQN: 49c A COUPLE tionally-known Italian bio •· chemist, is expected to arrive Founder's Day, commemorating in Wake Forest within the Tonight· will ~ark the first time the 105th anniversary of the in the history of!Wake Forest Col- next week or two to assume founding of Wake Forest College, . lege that a dane~ open.. to the stu his duties as the newly-elect was commemorated in two sepa. dent body, has ever been held with- ed professor of biochemistry rate convocations Wednesday and in the sphere coi:nmonly known as in the local school of medi Thursday mornings, Feb. 1-2, and the Wake l!'orest College campus. featured inter - society forensic ' Sp-onsored by, the Monogram cine~ contests and the reading of the Clu]l, the frolic · will be held in Dr. Artom is expecting his necrology by Dr. Thurman D. Miss ,Jo Willwns' Cafeteria, and leave from his native land to Kitchin. Robert Helm, Jr., presi will begin immediately after the '' be permanent, and thus it is d~nt of the Euzelian society, _pre basketball gam~· . between Wake taking him some time to ar Shown above is Bobby Helm, sided over the festivities, and Jack Fore£t and the University of Parker, secretary of the Philoma range details of his departure. senior from Winston-Salem, who .South Cru:olina .. lltill Vanden Dries as head of the Euzelian Literary thesian society, acted as secretary. and his lads will: supply the music, In the meantime, Doctor Opening the festivities Wednes . Bill'Vailden D~ies·and orch-~stra, pictured above, will be on hand tonlght to furnish music while the ·IIfonoi!.-am Club collects King is fulfilling his duties Society, presided at the Found day, the Eus defeated the Phis in :i~ the most approved modern styl,!: when monogram clubbers, students, and guests gather in the insignificant; 1;oll of forty-nine in the d~partment of biochem er's Day debates and orations the annual Founder's Day debate. Miss Jo Williams' new cafeteria as the letter men sp,onsor. their first Wake Forest dance .. The cents from couples and stags istry, Wednesday and Thursday. Eu debaters, defending the nega alike. ·, tive side of the query: "Resolved, local bimd, much this year, is expected to acquit itself admirably. imprpv_~d Smith Young; president of the that the United States should es ·Monogram. Club-, announced that tablish an alliance with Great the frolic woulc,l be an informal, Students Risk Life, Limb, Britain," were Robert A. Goldberg, Signs- Barron break affair, and as well as help- of Wilmington, and Bedford W. APO Soon To Go Pan-Hel ing the Mono~am Club, ·would Black, of Kannapolis. The Phis give the students something in the But Nearly 900 Survive were represented by Cyrus John. Pi Kappa Alp~ To Play For Midwinters way of entertainment. It will end son and Ralph Brumet. promptly at midnight. The activities were concluded Local Frateritity !o Be Installed *------It has been the custom of the on the second day at the convoca As National Lodge In .Will Be Biggest·. :'Name Band" Monogram Club to provide some Weaver Plans To tion in the church. Dr. Kitchin April To !'Jay l<'or A Wake Poteat Recital so~t of entertainment every year read the necrology, a list of all to raise necessary funds to give the alumni of Wake Forest who l''orest JJance ' yearly banquets and pay minor Renew Stunt Nite have died since last Founder's Of great local interest in fra Is First Concert expenses. Last year the organi By GEORGE WATKINS Day, after which the student body ternity circles is the announce Wake Forest's bid for bigger zation sponsored a fight night was led in prayer by Dr. Cullom. Meredith Plans To Join With The thermometer outside was ment released· Friday by N. L. which offered several classic ex Following this, the inter-society a•Id better school dances culminat Latin Professor's Organ Recital hovering about the forty mark and .Britt, that local fraternity Alpha amples of the art of self defense . Wake In Mid-March oratorical contest was held. The ed last week with the· announce Initiates Series Of Campus a'neavy overcoat was a darn good J:'i Omega will be installed as a This fall the letter men presented Frolic Phis were winners, and Eugene· •nent of Pan-He! 'President ''Hap" Concerts Here Lhing to have a1·ound you, but in- chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha, na- the "grid-graph," a play-by-play Worrell, of Bristol, Tenn, was ~·ucker of the acquisition of Blue side Wait Hall 534 students sweat- tionaLfl·at, on April 7-8. · description of the Wake li'orest. Plans a1·e now under way for a ed and swore and struggled their named the best orator entering the .o1ll'!'On .and his band, nationally An organ recital by Dr. Hubert APO's going national leaves on V. 11{, I. football game. This is stunt night to be sponsored by ways through. divers lines and contest. 1'he titles of the orations M. Poteat in the Wake Forest the first time thl..t the club has ev· ly one local lodge on the. campus, .mown dance favorites, to provide the Wake Forest athletic associa- conferences in the matriculation given were: Phis-Eugene Wor Baptist Church, Monday even~, er sponsored a dance. Chi Tau.. N. L. Britt will be..in music ior. the mid-winter ball, ' tion under the direction of Coach melee last Tuesday. rell, ''Liberty that Enslaves;" H. sta}led as president of the new January 16, inaugurated a new se- Miss JQ Williams, owner and Kelly Bailey, "The Nation's Num t~•·ooably to be held· in the Raleigh Jim Weaver, athletic director. The uproar had subsided some ries of Wake Forest concerts to be operator of the cafe, has given chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha, with Last year was the first year this what by Wednesday, and by Thurs ber One Problem;" Euzelians- Bill Euatler vice-president, Craw "''emol'la! Auditorium during the presented under the auspices of the club permission to hold the .,eek end of :fub. 24-26. · event did not take place on the day it actually became possible to G. Thomas Lumpkin, "The Pro ford Townsend secretary,. and a newly organized group of mu affair in her building, She has BalTon's band is the biggest campus, and it was greatly get to see Registrar Grady S. Pat. gressive Constitution;" D. Palmer "Butch" Clark treasurer. Profes. sically-minded students and facul missed. This enwrtainment is Brooks, "The Undeclared War on ·'name band" ~ver to play for a ty members. (Please turn tO back page) terson-provided, of course, you sor M. J. Hagood will continue in being planned for the week end of had at least four hours to spare America." his capacity as faculty adviser. Wake Fo~st d~nce, and coming in Playing five numbers originally seqllen~e to thft spring formals of composed· !or orcjl.estral rendition, ======March 17, provided there is no and came equipped with shin Set Precedent ' The .11ati()nal: fraterni~y boasts · ~ · ~~ · · conflict. with Pan-Hellenic or any last year, . 'it1is expected to defi Dr.. Poteat . produced, by 78 chapters in' the' nation, includ skillfut STUDENT~. IN 'WRECK other school activities. Definite gu~n·ds, brass knucks, .and a grim Prio1· to this year the Founder's ing groups in the Carolinas at N. nitely mark 1the beginning of a use of manuals, stops; and pedals, determination. n.ew era in campus social func· announcements will be made as Day celebration and activities C. State, Davidson, Duke, Univer many of the· effects . of full or to the date in the next issue of But on Tuesday! On Tuesday, have been in the form of an even tions. Barron features the "sweet (Special to Old Gold and Black) mark you well, Mr. Patterson was sity of North Carolina, Presbyte chestration. ing program. Due to the regis •• type" of music, much like that of Dr. Poteat's rendition of "Les Old Gold and Black. the busiest man in all these Unit- rian College, and the University of Six Wake Forest students It was announced that Meredith tration for second semester's work Sammy Kaye or Kay Kyser, and Preludes," by Franz Liszt, was ed States--the busiest, that is, South .Carolina. ·were injured about 8 o'clock and the basketball game with has recently filled engagements generally acclaimed as one of the College students will be invited with the possible exceptions of Pi Kappa Alpha, which has a last night when a car driven North Carolina University on at the Hotel Edison in New York finest of the entire program. to take part in the acth·ity, and President Kitchin, Bursar Earn ··- total of approximately 19,000 by Paul Sowers, student, also a large delegation of students Tuesday night, the festivities were anJ the Hotel Houston in Hous Handling each stop individually, shaw, and Deans Bryan, Car members, was founded at the crashed into another driven will be invited from the sister divided into two parts and convo ton, 1'exas, and has played within and using a rather small organ penter, and Stansbury (not to be University of Virginia in 1868 as by. Tom Jones, of near Wake school as guests. Any fraternity, cations were held on separate the past few months at V. M. 1. which has, in the past been known little, of course, the janitors who the result of a close friendship Forest,· three miles west of days. and Ca1·olina dances. to develop unexpeeted ailments at or school group, or individual will cleaned up the Roosevelt Balls' between five COnfederate soldiers. here on· the Durham· highway. be eligible to take part. Any such debris). Each year it has been the cus The series will be by far Wake's embarrassing moments--the or As this paper went to press, toni for the president of the col most ambitious dance program. ganist achieved, nevertheless, an group from Meredith will also be After three hectic days, the Bob Kinsey was unconscious eligible. lege to read a list of the alumni There will be three dances-af amazing performance of the pow still laboring Mr. Patterson in- in the eolle~:e infirmary, be· who have passed away during the fairs Friday and Saturday nights erful finale of the Liszt composi Any type of short skit, play, ·formed your scribe that 883 men 25 High Schools lieved to be suffering from a year. As a tribute to those- Wake and a tea dance Saturday after tion. or song, or any other form of had registered by noon Thursday. fractured skull. Clarence entertainment may be given by Forest men who have received noon. Fraternity men will bear the The poignant Dream Music from To Debate Here Rideout sustained an eye in the contestants. The officials Twenty-three new men entered the their degrees, and passed on, all brunt of the financial burden, each Humperdinck's "Hansel and Gret jury of undetermined serious· have secured the services of an portals of the dear old institution, students were requested to stand member being assessed $5. In el" was enthusiastically received, while about thirty found it neces .ness. The other students, during the reading of the necrol Robihson Planning Big Things addition there will be ·a script of and for a day or two following the expert pianist who will practice ~ary, either by interior or ex- Tom Stone, Jim Banister, and· ogy. For April Debate Tourney $2.50 per night, or $5 for the se recital, off-key, but sincere voices and play with any group so desir- terior compulsion to leave it to Carl Hardy, received minor ries. were heard raised in one of its ing. It was also announced that time to erase the vivid memories Here cuts and bruises, the gymnasium, amplifying sys- "Big time'' dances such as given wistful melodies. on .and about the of a somewhat too carefree past. by other schools in the state, According to reports, the tern, and other facilities will be Prospects indicate that at least campus. students were driving toward at the disposal of the entries. The frosh, evidenced by their Seeks To Aid were initiated at Wake Forest Masterful rendition of the Schu . 26 nine-month high schools will Durham when they struck The athletic association an. feeble steps and their arms laden last year under the sponsorship bert "Unfinished Symphony" and send representatives to the North Jones' machine, which came nounced that several prizes would with every book offered for text of the Pan-Hellenic Council, then the tone poem ''Finlandia," by the Med Graduates Carolina High School Debate out of a filling station which be given the various winners. The and supplementary reading, are headed by ''Yank" Green. The contemporary Finnish composer tops again, in numbers at least, Tournament, to be held at Wake 8 Rhythmaires, a widely-known is owned by him. Jones was grand prize will be trophy to be while the seniors must be content Philadelphia Doctor Wants To Forest April ?-8, Zon Robinson, (Please turn to back page) cut and bruised. dance ba11d, played for Friday and (Please turn to hack page) with superior quality rather than Place Three Wake Forest debate coach of Wake Forest, re Saturday night dances at the quantity. Year ported yesterday. spring formals. This year's To put the situation in a nut Graduates Per Schools definitely planning to Council is continuing to promote shell, there are six fewer men in en.ter are: Central High of Char this expanded social program. school than there were at regis. Dr. H. M. Vann, professor of lotte, Hugh Morson of Raleigh, Council officers are Tucker, Band Begins Campaign To tration last spring. With the usu- anatomy at the Wake Forest· Med Needham Broughton of Raleigh, president; Sherwood Staton, vice al late registrations the Regis ical School, has recently received Lee Edwards of Asheville, Senior president; and Frank Parrott, trar declared that there would be a letter from Dr. Troy E. Mar High of High Poiut, Lexington secretary. as many in school this last semes tin of Germantown Hospital, Phil High, Fayetteville, Hendersonville, Raise Funds For Uniforms ter as in the previous one. adelphia, in which Dr. Martin ex Gibson, Lumberton, Monroe, pressed his desire to help gradu- Reidsville, Wake Forest, Shelby, By FERD DAVIS Bryan, Prof. Memory, and other formance. ates of Wake Forest Medical Wilson, Kinston, Rocky Mount. Hicks To Head Wake FOrest College Band important officials. It is believed A statement from Professor U N C R } School. Fifteen other schools which prob Month st~rted with a bang on that fraternities and other cam· Memory follows: ''I am sure that • • • e easeS Dr. Martin was recently instru· bably send squads are: Senior Monday Eu Group Wednesday of this week. First pus organizations on that day every Wake Forest man will fall M • S h d 1 mental in securing for a Wake High of Greensboro, Reynolds, donors to the band uniforms were will pledge liberally to the band in line with this campaign and USIC c e u e Forest graduate a very much de- Hanes, and South of Winston-Sa The Monday and Thursday night Myers Cole, Dr. J. A. Sharpe, and uniform fund, as well as individu. contribute his bit to this worthy ;;ired interneship. Dr. Martin said lem, Burlington, R"Oanoke Rapids, sections of the Euzelian Literary an unnamed friend. a! professors and students. · cause. Whenever I think of the For the benefit of the rapidly· in his letter, "I managed to place Greenville, Wilmington, Gastonia, Society resumed their weekly With all administration officials To Perform This Year splendid way the students and mounting percentage of music- Potter without any difficulty. I Hamlet, Kannapolis, Albemarle, meetings this week after a two and all student leaders behind the If the needed sum is raised members of the faculty fell in line conscious students on the campus, believe I have found a way to help Tarboro, Kings Mountain, and week layoff due to' examinations movement to acquire $2,000 with through the efforts of the collec- and pledged several hundred dol- Lyman Seymour, local music di. the Wake Forest boys a lot if Buie's Creek. and registration. which. to purchase sadly needed tion committee, it is probable that Jars for the out-of-the-mud cam- rector, has secured this schedule they will come to see me. 1 be The Hon. J. M. Broughton of In the last meeting of the fil'l!t uniforms for all members of the the band will perform at the com- paign of some years ago I know of the winter quarter concerts at lieve each year I could place about Raleigh, is to donate the loving semester, the Monday night sec band, the campaign committee mencement exercises in new, tai- that students are inherently gen- the University of North Carolina: three good men with interneships cup to the winning team of the tion elected the following officers expects tCl receive from students lor-nuide, form-fitting uniforms erous and that every man will do Wednesday, February 8th--Or- that they could well be proud of. · tournament. In addition to this to serve the rest of the school and members of the faculty a which will compare favorably with his part toward making this drive gan recital by Professor Jan Phil- Wake Forest was good to me and first prize, appropriate medals year: Bill Hicks, president; Jim thousand dollars by the first of outfits of any other college or a success. It is my hope that ev- ip Schinhan, Hill :Music Hall, 8:30 at the present time this is the on. lind awards are to be presented to Copple, vice-president; Hollis Ful· March, when Band Month official- organization musical group in the ery person who can possibly be at P. M. Iy way I can repay." the runner-up in debate, and to ler, secretary; Robert Helm, Jr., Jy ends. It is believed that every United States. With new uniforms the convocation next week will be Thursday, February 9th-Uni- Dr. Martin graduated from the winners of other contests. In sergeant-at-arms; Jim Greene, student will contribute at least a the sixty members of the band will there, fully prepared to do his versity of Michigan Little Sym- Wake Forest in 1932. He receiv- an effort to offer higher train censor; Palmer Brooks, critic; dollar to this worthy cause. parade at every football game part.'' phony, Hill Music Hall, 8:30 P. M. ed his Ilf. D. from the University ing to the high school aspirants, Bill Pittard, chaplain; and Lan To Hold Convocation Wake Forest plays next year, To Give Full Support Thursday, February 16th--Uni- of Pennsylvania and interned at separate contests in oratory and sing Hicks, reporter. .A campaign convocation will be thereby strildhg a note of pride in Statements from the music de- Yersity of North Carolina Sym· the Germantown Hospital, Phila- extempore speaking will be held. held the first of next week in the heart of every man who has partment, the dean's office, and phony Orchestra, Hill Music. Hall, delphia. Dr. Martin's offices are Arrangements have been made the college church auditorium. On helped make this achievement other administrative departments, 8:30 P. M. at headquarters at 5600 Green to broadcast the final debate on LIBRARY ADDITIONS convocation day the band as a possible by contributing his dollar declared the cause to be a worthy Wednesday, February 22nd- Street, Germantown, Philadelphia. Saturday afternoon, April 8, over _ body will march from the social to the campaign. No more will one and offered full support. University , of North Carolina station WPTF, Raleigh. It gives me pleasure to announce science building to the church Wake· Forest students feel more Contributions lnay be ntade to Band, Hill Music Hall, 8:30 P. M.l VANN APPOINTED Besides the various events sche eight new titles on the list of pe- where they will be greeted by than slightly embarrassed by the 1\fyers Cole at the College Book duled to take place during the riodicals received by the library Jasper L. Memory, Jr., professor band members' uniforms, which in Store, Lyman Seymour at tbe Mu Robert L. Vann, son of Dr. H. meet, special features have been this year, as follows: of education and director of the the past were always evident sic Department, or E. B. Earn- NOTICE M. Vann, has received an appoint added to.lnake the tournantent a English, Poetry, Modem Philo!- Wake Forest College News Bu- however well the band might per- shaw at the Bursar's office. All ment as first alternate to two success and to further its pur ogy, Outdoor Life, Travel, L'Il- reau, and D. B. Bryan, dean of form. The new outfits will make men who contribute to the drive Students registered this semes principal appointments to tlte U. S. pose. Actual debate conditions, lustration, Athletic Magazine, Art the college of liberal arts. Speech- possible a wider field of activities will have their names published ter for Education 34 will meet in Naval Academy at Annapolis. under which an affirmative and Digest.--Ethel T. Crittenden, Li- es will be made by Lyman Sey- for the bandsters; a brighter in Old Gold and Black in a special room 103 Wait Hall Monday even Rep. Harold D. Cooley made the (Please turn to back page) brarian. mour, director of the band, Dr. field in appearance as well as per- honor roll. ing, Feb. 6, at 7:00 o'clock. appointment.
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PAGE TWO OLD GOLD AND BLACK SATURDAY, FEBRUAR~4;)98(>· ·. SATURD ·must be slain.'' Verily, she has something there. There was much talk on our own campus THE before exams. Politicians and freshmen and a THE THE· ARTS ... STAFF few others who have the well-being of the ·WORRELLPOOL school at heart were at those convocations, but RAY PITTMAN ------Editor VAGABOND By GENE WORREJ.J. · By Bobficlm N. L. BRITT ------Business Mgr. where were the cheaters? Brusquely and frankly speaking, they don't give a damn. They are the EDITORIAL STAFF A reasonably large crowd as- respondingly vagu~tboug~ not .. ROSS HILL ----- Associate Editor ones who let things go, who belly-ache about SCHOLAR Polities In Everything sembled to ·hear some g~ music so vague-as the lives of ~ FERD DAVIS ----- Assistant Editor conditions, who never do anything constructive "Breathes there the man with jurit before. ex.mmations ·at the Italian painters who seemed to. GEORGE KELLEY --- Managing Editor but who do all manner of evil and help tear down BY GEORGE "CHINK" KELLEY soul so dead, who never to him- first of the seties of Wa1ie Forest specialize in biographical eonfu- · EUGENE BRISSIE ---- News Editor what good work hundreds of hearts and souls self hath said: 'There is too much concerts. The crowd was not dis- sion. He painted our picture of JAMES COPPLE . - - - News Editor have strained for, hoped for and worked over Raleigh-capitol of North Car. politics in my native .. land'?" appointed. Dr•. Hubert Poteat the week In 16iB for the Chlll'Ch BOBBY HELM --- Contributing Editor olina; home of thousands of gov- It is a cobble-stone hearted man opened the first "concert season" of the Monastery of San Sisto.· for a century-the Wake Forest spirit. JACK KESTER ----- Staff Artist ernment agencies, and numerous indeed who can fsay that our with an excele. nt. ...-rformance ~ of The exact balance of the .;.ft:_...... Talk is good, but it is cheap and is practical country is as free rom political five of the~most popular numbers ing is one of the first tbi:iJgs that. SPORTS ly worthless when those toward whom it is di political hand-outs; brooding corruption as it can, and should, in the. world's llbrary of shorter impresses itself on the observer. GORDON PHILIPS ------Ediim' rected iiever hear it. place for State Colleg:e farmers, be. Every little town has its musical works. The students and The green curtains· which .frame · PHIL LATTA------Assoeiate Meredith skirt twisters, Peace Tweed, most every big town; its faculty members connected with the beautifully human Virgin and GORDO II ----oOo--- LES CANSLER GLENN MILLER blondes, and the belles of St. Tammany, and ·the common run the concert movements are hope- the supernaturally beautifUl child FRAN LEIGH IUSE A SYSTEM Mary; birth-place of the State. ?f .· .hOJne folks :w:~o don:t dabble ful .that· the crowds att;ending the are fringed by: a cloud of cherubs. 1 ts d 8 ta't ·b . m ~ov~ent buSUiess~,Just. have othe~ programs will be increasing- The light emanating from ,the REPORTERS --o-- s~ es x, an e ar exanuna~ to :P8Y ·~heir taxi!.S .ilft~ wonder. Jy great. . holy pair throws. their iigur.es in- CHARLES ALLEN KYLE OWNBY This week begins a new semester. The t10ns ... and, of course, the hap- S~me one remarked ~¥·qthe~:,day . .·' ~ . to sharp contrast with' .the back-· BOB KELLY DWIGHT IVES second half of the college year has begun and PY hunting giound for Deacon that Fred Allen 'should start say- The Ionge~ ?~we· live,: the more ground. . JIM GREENE SAM GARNER the time has arrived when students should think brat~. ing ·"In. America-It's Tammany strongly we become convinced that The individual on th$:.Jeft-hand E. M. FLOYD J. E. MITCHINER · Hall tonight, folks." . . no. hundred men ·who ever lived- of. the picture .iS J1ope·Siitus EARLE PURSER JOE LUCAS seriously over the mistakes made during the Capitol Square. The trees, the . Several m~ntl!s·.back:a~:electl.on rio' matter how·Iearntid they might II.,sid~. who was canonized: as·;~t HARRY NUNN REID CHEEK first semester and make an honest effort to grass, the building, and a group time we were Impressed. by the be could collectively lay down a Sixtus. The charming ·J&dy :ii;.tbe 0 J. E. COWAN BILLY GARRELL remedy them. of law makers squabbling for their daily. headlines which; r~n·:some- liberal set of rules and justly an- right is Saint Barbai-a. ',On:the One of the outstanding things which most own Interests. Politicians running· thi!Jg like·· this~''WPA ·Graft nounce: ''Anytlimg· falling with- balustrade. below the. giOtip ·an- BUSINESS back and forth 'with an endless Found in Three · States." V:e In the scope of. these laws is art. reading from left··~ ·righ~t FRANK HESTER students learned during the first semester was stream of promises that end with reckon J .... Anonym~~ :E'roletanat All else is she.er foolishness."· Sixtus'.tiara and .two wistful~look~ SHERWOOD STATON that the best way to pass a course is to work a ten per cent Increase in the tax 'was sull¥,~~e.d t?., believe tbt ~ We may gaze' ;at:.a surrealistic lng young angels :in qui~.clllltUral HORACE BASS - Cir. Mgr, systematically on it from the first day until the 1·ate. Beneath the·shadows·of-this the other forty..f1ve·states the sys- painting of "Fried Eggs on Broad- childish atittUdeii. ObviouJ!j:t]:le HOWARD ANDREWS ~ time for the final examination. It is extremely building that represents law, _or-: tern was (is)_ conducted with ~e way, Superimposed on Rising pa\nter here. useiJ· his ~m~la ·.as hard to loaf for four months and suddenly come .der, and a chance for the ordinary. utmost sanchty-another case m Moon" and feel a shuddering sen. he found - them, ratbiircthan at- All Photographs Through man, sits a kid=-a dirty-faced which five ·million Frenchmen sation fro'"m the very depths of our tempting e~eessive glorification. WAKE FOREST COLLEGE FOTO SERVICE to life and pass a course by cramming all the kid, with tousled hair, sparkling· could be wrong. We say "Hats being; but it is jnst possible that The Sistine Madonnl'-. is eonsid- JOHN SCOTT ROBERT SCOTT knowledge in your brain in one week that was eyes, and a square chin. A kid off" to our .Senators . who are posterity will hail M~ Salvador ered Raphael's greatest master supposed to have been consumed in four months. that gnaws hungrily on a dry purging the WPA. · · Dali · and his followers as the piece,.and is certainly the favorite· fUE~RESENTED FOR NATIONA.L AOVIlRTISINO BY When a student waits until the last minute to do bun. It is dark, the wind is cold, On the other hand, maybe we founders of a minor .renaissance. picture of countless ·thousands of· .. National Advertising Service, Inc. ..- .. College Publishers Represen/4/ive his cramming, he usually loses so much sleep and but be sits there and munches ought to jam our hats back 011 Mankind is apparent1]7 capable of art lovers. -· 420 MADISON AVE. NEW YORK, N.Y. away, and comments on how good our heads and cuss the Senators anything, ------CHICAGO • BOSJ'ON • LOS ANI*UU " SAN FRAH~Ista becomes so nervous around exam time th.at he that dry bun feel~-in his little tum- a while-especially the two from A seemingly unlikely subject The .right combination of the ~RJ is in no physical condition to take any exami- my ... inside two legislators are Virginia. .for . ·painting has been employed 'World;s best ciprette tobaccos is Member ot the c:aill NORTH CAROLINA INTERCOLLEGIATE nation. So let us go on record as urging every- trying to get the-floor to present · I hope that not too much per- with interesting effect by E. Bar- a blend that can't be copied is ·the his PRESS ASSOCIATION dep ApprO\·ed by one to get right down to work while there is another insignificant bill ••• the sonal prejudice oozes Into this nard Lintott in his painting of theme of th.e national newspaper which ho MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION, RALEIGH time to form a basic foundation for all the kid finishes, looks a.t the building, :tory, but thre's a _very. inter~st- "Fats and Myra," a reproduction advertising for· the first quarter rubs his tummy . and walks Into mg bat~le of constitue~~s bemg of which may be seen In the Janu- of 1989 just released by the Lig ,The b Entered as aecond class matter January 2Z, 19161 courses, then when final examination time rolls the night-into . life-without a waged m t?e Old. over ary 16 issue of The Art Digest. gett & Myers Tobaeeo Company down you1· at the postofflce at Wake Forest, North Carollna, Dommt~n under the act of lllarclt 3, 1879. around again, so many will not be weighed and chance. a Federal Judgeship appomtment. When the mountainously unartistic for Chesterfield Cigarettes. erful org found wanting. . . Parade of Girls. ·High heels, And, incidentally, doesn't popular Fats Waller becomes art, it's . , dance .a.f J All matters of business should be addressed to heard. the Business Manager, Box 218, and all other mat Next to studies, the most Important problem low heels-bl'g .. 1e. gs, 11.ttle legs, opinion s~y the American ju~i?ial definitely news! .WAKE FOREST LODGE No. 182 ters should be addressed to the EY)ltor-ln-Chlet, Box 218. to all students is that of finances. At the be-. and bow-legs-twisting, sloucJ..:~-, system· h' 1s free from political , Picture of the Week A. F. and.A. A. ·M. 'l'lle ginning of a semester, there is a strong tendency skipping-, and · just walking-=-• bleiiDsWell, • ,as the story goes, Con- libraryThis weekRaphael's we have Sistine posted Madon- In the Meets every second~ and fourth· ever bee 1938 Memb« 1939 to squander money for luxuries that is sorely painted wenches, rosy.cheeked an- gressman John F~annag~, :W~o na, or Madonna di. San Sisto. Now .All M::r~u::h~lly. first da1 J:Usocialed CoDeeiale Press d d for necessities. This can only cause wor· gels, and upturned noses-br~wn represents the nmth. diS~lcts located in Dresden gallery, this Invited. · c:ampWI nee e d e'·es, blue eyes, grey eyes, squmt- f R It b1t too ...~""'- they can Distnbutoc of ry an trou bl e f or t h e spen d er. Money for. . ne - eyes,' and cross eyes ... all blow- voteNew Dealishor ·ooseve for •the IS aveterans canvasft. in.measures 9 feet 10 in. by C. E.S. S.BARNES, KING, -.er~ before J CoUee>ial:e Di5est cessities should only be used for necessJttes; ing up and down Fayetteville Byrd and Glass; consequently, he 7 The5 artist was bom at Urbina, money for luxuries used for luxuries. A well street. A painted skirt smiles h s developed a little one-horse A 'I 6 1483 d d' d · All st1 and tomat a . . . h h p Italy, pn , , an Ie 1n ++++ t++ ,u I< U•+ balanced financial arrangement is as necessary from behind a mask of lip-stick machme of his .ov;n w1t t e res- Rome on .his birthday in the year *·sHOE11 REPAlR-Men's1 J FIB8T .wW& • ·:Dtuiii • THIS page gives as com· .... alwa,a.-llq: plete coverage as possible wu. Puelt.c.olltce;- . with the facilities at itJJ l)l8l't. --... t ...... disposal. and stands nad7 datea ~··-.cdd;. at an tiDal!lll for helpful eiul. F0l' ~- and progi"euive ideas. stories, write the l!llitR;'· .FINAL.EDmON FINAL EDITION '-. Complete Deacon Coverage GORDON- A. PHILIPS, Editar SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1939 PHIL LATTA, Associate ,. ~. ' ·-. NOT "IN.; DEACONS·- . .; ' MEET GAMECOCKS TONIGHT THE ·-----~------'*------* -• .. BOX. ··.· ·. Grid~~firills c:~:~~~~~ W~\:~~~T~A~~ri~~IANS .. ~J . ,.·, *------Coach Walker Puts-Stress· On Gamecocks Seek Revenge For SCORE. FundamentalS; Jett shitied Deacons' Early Win - To .Tackle · · · B .· .. · .. ._ • t)n.·... ·.. ·.. ·· .. ·.THEl...... :: .. y Despite their loss to the Uni ··.v(Joae The Wake Forest Demon :Dea~ · versity of North Carolina's White (Scoop) · · SHOI:.JFOR MEN :Gordon Philip& coos began spring football prac-' • Phantoms Tuesday night, Wake ... ~~lt•[,l< ... c: '. tice-· Wednesday afternoon, with Forest's cagers will enter their approximately 55· men ·repbrting game with South Carolina's Game .· •· for the initial workout. · cocks tonight slight favorites to (Special Wire to Old Gold iuut Black} ~ Coach Peahead Walker sent win. his charges through calisthenics The Deacons, now second in the ~RENTON, N. J., Feb. 3---Yoilr colum.nist is a long way from to limber ·them up and to begin Southern Conference with seven The the campus and wi~hollt much dope on .~at has .happened siace · getting them into shape, and stress wins against two losses, have scor his departure, However, lOts · of news has leaked,- o'ut up ·here· was put on . fundamentals, with ed 470 points, while their op BEST which he deems of importance. · · · · ·special attention being given to ponents have been able to gather · · . ' · . . · · . ..!1 ~tance and initial .charge for the only 370. South Carolina stands The b1egest atem ts the news about the Monogt·am Club's dance r Backs · t thr h near the bottom with one victory STYLES do~ youi' way tomorrow night. '!'hat club is certainly the inost pow- tnemen.. , w~re pud k. kio~g . . . a program o,, ·passmg an 1c ng, and three conference defeats. • erful orgaruzat10n on our eampua. Who else would dare put Qn a J h ·J tt , . ti d ha 0 8 'l'hey have garnered only 142 Ill d -.... J ' 8 t 11b"-hm t b t th '1 0 "- ha · • n e •· · glg811 c. en • ance at .uiSS o es ""' en u em.· '• per.... ps· you vent been moved to tackle; and fresh- points in compari~on to their heard. •- . '-·-- ,_,_,_.-~.:... man tackle Ted Kunkel is now enemies' combined total of 163. 'llke lettermen are going to throw the finest dance that has playing end. 1 But the Deacs have on their in- ever been given around these· parts. To my knowledge, it is .the Joe Duncavage; frosh passer, jured list forward Vinnie Convery, first dance ever to be given on the campus-well, it's so near the looked good in p!'llctice. Freddie 1who has still not recovered from a Slacks campWI that 'tis rumpred the traek men·in. the club are betting Welch, Jim Dowdy, J . .V. Pruett, · bad shoulder received in the Clem- they can juma the campuS wall in two seconds an.t rrab a partner and Tony Gallovich looked good in son game. However, he 'will be at before Jack R4>binson eou1a be uttered. · ., the running department. Gallo able to play tonight. H. 0. Barnes, vich was kicking well. capable forward, is jn the infirm All students will be frisked at the door--of course, for rotten eggs Twelve new footballers have en ary with stomach trouble and is and tomatoes. No money will be refunded in the event the plac·e is tered school as second half fresh not expected to be able to dress for raided, and absolutely no one will be allowed to spike t.he punch. The men, and there is apparently the game. adurission price is 49e for you and your gal. '!'he music is bY. Wee much talent in the group. The Gamecocks come to Deacon ·Willie Vanden ,Dries and his music of "bygone days and pay days." The Iong-aw11ited football sched town with blood in their eyes, de ule for 1939 has not yet been termined to gain revenge for a I've alway11 wanted to do a bit of dirt like Ross Hill and . completed. Eight games have 54-21 defeat administered them Wells to do· I guess that I have done it. TOG bad .Winchell ·itsed definitely been carded, and three ND HERE'S that young b!ond hoopster, mudcian, and med by the local team when the two I'm roing to. miss the fun, but I'll be thinkinr of you. Oh, the and more are hanging fire pending A met in Columbia early in the sea- dance starts promptly after the game and will last until 12 bells. school student, Deaoon Center William Boyd Owen. meetings of the football boards of ''Blondy" won't be playing his saxophone in· the Vanden Dries • the schools concerned. Definite BASKETBALL TEAM 'IN WGH GEAR.·.. _.....,.. announcement of·'.-the complete orchestra tonight-, he's too busy with his court practice and fu .'·· ...,. k ill ~ ,' schedule is expected soon.· court plaster be with the swingsters this year. But he'll be · N o one bel1eves na e Forest w not get m the tpurney. No one . . 45 bad medicine for the Gamecocks in the game before the dance. believes Wake Forest hasn't the best team. Everyontt.knows the De~ · . .. , He's way up antoug the.leaders in Southern Conference scoring · cons~ are hot. As a matter of-fact; Uiiough{i.heaa. ~f time that this Freshmen Drop was Wake Forest's yelll'. It is one 4:1f the few-&nd they have been 0 T k 0 tbill year. -Photo By Scott. very few---predietions this corner has been right on in quite some time. ne, a e ne Gordon A Philips, sports ed· ..... itor, is ill at his home in Tren Wake Forest has-no system of play, as I Yie~ their game. It Yearlings Lose To Campbell, ton, N. J. In his absence the looks to. me as if the team is jut built of stars, and what stara Deacons Rank Second In sports page is in charge of . the7 ,are. ~ man i.8 a gl'•at threat on that court. Boyd Owen Come Back To Defeat Baby Associate Sports Editor Phil can be said tO be one. of the fastest players 00: any court. Jim1117 Tar Heels Latta. Philips will· return Waller, who came in for some ribbing ·by the State College papel', Southern Conference Loop next week. All complaints Sale is by far the best left..handed under·the-basket shot in the nation. Th f h b k tb 11 te should be made to Glenn H. Bill Sweel and Stanley Apple are two fine passers and shooters. ft e dres ~an as Ie a amt • · . a er roppmg a c ose one o ------* Miller, freshman staff mem· As for Vinnie Convery and Rex Carter, well, you readers know Campbell College, returne~ to the Intram urals To Maryland Basketballer Lead The bel'. how I feel about them. Carter played the greatest game of his life win column Tuesday mght _by · Sta t Sh t} League As Locals Bow To ------Shirts apinst North Carolina State. Convery is the best shot on the team. trouncing the North Carolina r Or Y Phantoms Reserves are plenty good. Dave Fuller and Pete Davis are no small Phantomlets, 44-38. The Deaclets · Handball Play Broken oniollB, nor H. 0. Barnes and Pete Nelson, for tbat inatter. were apparently suffering from a Intramural basketbllll will get In one of the most exciting Be • }I d . : . severe let-down against the ju- gins on ay Taking the baltketbaU sltuahon 1n band, these Demon Deacons nior college losing 33_30_ under way as soon as possible, ac- games of the current season, the Lots lave tile finest team since the days of Albert Dowtin, et ala. The With J;hn Polanski and Carl cording . to Coach Phil Utley, up-and-down North Carolina sports department of yolll! favorite sheet will give you the blow by Palumbo dropping in baskets, the though play may be slowed down White Phantoms last week knock- 24 Sign To Enter Tournament VALUES to ~low aeeount of the tourney as well as the finest. pictures ever bad Baby Deacons led Campbell 9_7 because of freshman and varsity ed Wake Forest from the top rung Singles; Johnson Defends m any koolege newspaper. Arran~ements are beine completed and at the end of the first quarter, basketha!lers' using the gym. of the Southern Conference lad- Title we'll be all set to run the prees wdd at Zebulon. and they soon increased their ~ead All managers should turn in der. It took a regulation game $1.95 -- to _ _ The Campbell men then their names to the coach, together and an extra period for the Tar 14 7 The annual college handball PICKED UP WHILE IN A SNOW BANK • • • • went to work and cut the score to with a list· of their players and Heels to pull the trick, but finally singles tournament will begin NOW- · , • . . . , . 16_13 at the. half. They continued the names of their teams. 'twas done and Maryl11nd replaced The Monogram Club s mJtJation II be no snap for those b1g, strong th . devastating attack in the If there are a sufficient num- the Deacs in the number one slot. Monday, with promise of plenty footballers, so they te_ll m_e. Bet it will be funny to see Louie se:~:d half to take the lead and ber of teams entered there will .be . The Southern Conf~rence stand of action, 24 players having al Trunzo and Tony GalloVIch on the hot end of a paddle ••• The boys eventually triumphed _ _ Jim three leagues-one for fratermty mgs through Jan. 31. ready signed to play. There is 33 30 room for other entrants, though, in the new barber shop located in the Student Center buildin&' can Bonds. was the only Deaclet who clubs and two for non-frat con· Team w L Pts.OI>.P. Pet. and men may sign up with Coach talk sports of Wake Forest better than most haircutters Bruce and ld h·t th b k't wt'th any de tenders. ~laryand ...... 4 1 194 169 -.~.o7o8 , . ' cou 1 e as e - Wake Forest ..... 7. 2 470 370 Phil Utley in the gym any time I. T. have really got· a sportsman s shop. Checkers, Imported from gree of accuracy scoring 10 Citadel ...... 3 1 us 138 .750 before the draw Monday, Chilia, are but one of their many attractions... • points. ' . Tar Heels Upset ~~·~~d... ~~·.:·:-:-: i ~ mm :m Last year's champion, Cy John Skiing is very popular up this way. Haven't had mucla time The Wake Frosh we~e an entn:e- D ' 56· 54 Duke ...... 5 3 :JH 307 .625 son will be defending his crown to . do any Of it but hope to fall ODC4l or twice before the sojourn Jy different outfit agamst the ~t- eacons, • ~o.CC~~a~:.::::::: ~ ; mm :~~~ against the largest field ever to euds • tle Phantoms. Harry Hutchins, Richmond . . . • . . . . 1 ~ 96 105 .333 • ' • · . k d 11 · · t Wm and Mary 2 4 233 284 ,333 tum out for a Wake Forest hand ace forward, rae e up pom 8 D Stag C b ck B t va 'Tech " · ·> • ".01 27" .333 ! A nf'dan • h. eacs e omea u · ...... " ball fourney. Johnson won the co 1 t g~vea me t e tnfo that Wake Forest may have Missis· to lead his team-mates to victory. ' so. car...... 1 3 112 16:l .250 tournament last year by upsetting i~ sippi or Kansas . on the schedule next year. Ole Miss may replace He was closely followed by Herb Glamack Leads Carolina To ~~~~ :::::::::: ~ ~ m~i :~~b the highly-touted Red McCarthy. Davidson as the future Turkey Day classic ..• Well, while you 11re Cline and Polanski, who chalked Overtime Victory He has shown steady improve- all gettiJI&' rudy for the big "campus dance," think of me playing up 10. each. The Deaclets started ment since, and ranks as the fa- l,.1 nurse-:maid to the folks. And by the way, you lettermen bad better early and scored often. They were With George Glamack, elongated vorite. watcll out for old men with beards who may try to crash the dance ••• never headed, leading 24-16 at h11lf D k U • •ty 'l' center le~ding the way, the SUP- u e mversi Entrants are: Cleveland Wil- winning Be sure dose guys pay 49c ••• In the meantime, a feed bag special time and eventually 4.4-38. posedly weak Phantoms of U. N. DURHAM, N. C. kie, Cy Johnson, B~bbie Cahoon, ENTffiE teU. me Wake Forest 61, South Carolina 86 ••• See ya' • - • • Rose starred for the losers with 11 .C. upset the Deacons 66-54 in an School of Medicine Stacy Peterson, Ed Leatherwood, tallies. overtime contest Tuesday night. Four terms of eleven weeks are W. C. Twiddy, Bud Wells, J. W. STOCK 1 Completely bewildered in the first given each year. These may be taken Rose, Seavy Carr<~ll, Leon Raynor, ------consecutively (graduation In three and half, the Wakemen struggI ed one quarter years) or three terms may J. T. Spencer, Cramer Butt, Bob of "W" Club InitiateS valiantly in the second period to years).be taken eachThe yearentrance (graduation requirements In tour Campbell, Bob Randolph, Joe . overcome a 10-point lead and send are Intelligence, character and at least Lennon, Foy Hege, George Dil- r . . · d two yea.rs of college work, Including the fray mto an extra per10 . the subjects specified tor Grade A lard, Norwood Dobson, Jim Pitt. Paddles will swish. seeret o. r- This gallant bid proved to be medicalplication schools.forms mayCatalogues be obtained and from 0,11- man, John Pittman, Bookie Shields, Let's Work on 'Em, Deacs reals will be undergone and hall'Y futile, however, as a basket by the Dean. John Bartley, Gordon Talton, and athletic legs will flash from be- Worley of Carolina settled the is- Phil Latta. O'Coats neath skirts Wednesday when the sue. This ~curred after Jim Wal- *++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++*+++ ...... Monogram Club, one of the most ler had twice sent Wake Forest + + -at- popular and· rapid-growing or- into the lead, only to see the ,t t ,, ganizations on the campus, initi- count knotted each time. i THE BEST PLACE IN t Rejuvenate the appearance of your wardrobe by having ates 15 wearers of the ''W" Wed- The Tar Heels stsrted the game + + your clothes cleaned in the carerui manner whidl nesday next. with a shooting spree that swept t * J The neophytes lll'e all members the Deacs completely off their i WAKE FOREST TO t I • 1188ures longer wear and smarter good looks. of the Demon Deacon football feet. Glamack put on the great- t + team, which threw terror into the est individual scoring exhibition + GET YOUR EARS LOWERED t ~ hearts of enemies last fall and is witnessed at Deacontown this sell- t * 3 expected to mop up next autllllln. son, dropping in 24 points. 16 of i c l'l b Sh + PRICE The lncky (or perhaps luckless) these came in the first half, at + 0 1eae Bar er op : ;i men are: Larry Pivec, Melvin the end of which the Heels led 35- * 0 · t Layton, Tony Balionis, John 25. t + Wake Dry Cleaners (Goose) Pendergast, Bill Vanden Waller led the second h11lf come- + OPEN ALL HOURS t Dries, PaUl {Curly) Waivers, Mar- back, eventually ending up with t t c. H. Wllkinsoll, Prop. C. S. Barnes, Tailor shall Edwards, Charles (Red) 19 points. Boyd Owen was sec- t In Student Center i Mayberry, Louis Trunzo, Irvin ond with 13.- + + Phone 375-1 Opposite Underpass (Cat) Byrd, Richard (Tony) Gal- Bob Howard, Tar Heel reserve, a; : lovich._ Tom Tingle, John Jett, was·injured late in the game and ~ I. T. Nelson F. H. Malone J. B. Waterson : Walter (Buteh) Clark, and Jimm:y was in Watts Hospital believed to t + Ringpld. ' have concussion of the brain. · ++U++++I nu++tl+++++++++Ht++++f++++++++++++++l .. ·, •• .-1, •• ••• .. ,. ' '.' . ·~ ' . RAIN PAGE FOUR OLD GOLD AND BLACK SATURDAY, .F'EBRl:b\RY 4, 1931) . .. ' . . ~ ·. WEf.' French Club To usu , Air Map of ManhaHan .and ·New· York ~WorJ~'s_.;F•. {;rotouls • · DELI DEACON -' ·,_,, ) ' ' .'· ' ' ' - ' -- ' . Present Picture . . . '·, ' .. - . . . . : ,. .:. ,. . . .. ~ . "Carnival In Flanders," the r TowN French film that won the French ' . award as the best picture of 1937, will be brought to Wake Forest Vol. XXl so that students interested in DoiNGS F1·ench and anxious to hear the pronunciation of native French OnE By ROSS HILL men. may do so by hearing and seeing the film that France cap The social swirl starts again to- tions. :ioned as the best of that year. night as the Monogram Clubsters And, mister, I done 'em. ~ Sponsored by the Sigma Pi Al throw a dance in Miss J o's cafe- The up-shot of all these intel- pha French club, the film will be teria after the South Carolina- lectual gymnastics was just this: shown at the Castle Theatre Sat Wake basketball game. Van Den I shall. cross the cow with the urday, February 18, at 10:30 A. M. Dries and his rhythm boys will naming pigeon, thereby out-Bur Prices for admission to the show swingcopate. The tariff is forty- banking Mr. Burbank hisself. will be the same as usual, as there 30 nine cents. At the present I am engagiiig in Seni1 will be nothing · but the expense Sop~ daily debates · with myself as to of the film which is charged by Nothing is new but Mcinnis' whether this hybrid creature is go the production company. sport coat, so I'll resort to the ing to have wings or horns, wheth The picture can be understood mail-bag to fill in. Rufus Crater, er I should build a stable or a by all. The speaking is in French NO Ml last year's Student editor, bas a nest for it to live in. Whether it but explanatory titles in English hum-dinger of a plan for aiding will moo or coo. are flashed on the screen so as to One hw farmers in ''Surry's Loony Bin." If it decides to eat worms in. aid in following the story, The est Colleg Quote Crater: stead of the grass out there on the film has been shown at Chapel year.hono "It is indeed a philanthropic ges. Co.'s property, I guess I shall have Hill, and other college centers by R:egist ture, aimed at the social uplift and to admit defeat. throughout the' United States, hav Of this·. aesthetic betterment of the farm I shall appreciate any advice ing met with wide approval of 30 are sen ers hereabouts. But truly it will you may have to offer in regard teachers and students of the omores, ~ tum out to be more than that; I to my combination cow. Especially French language. men, J .. B am confident that it will be inter would I like for you to be think Robert Stanfield and Jack Par. J. E. Par~ national in its scope and world ing of a name for her; you need ker, members of the French club, Copeland \vide in its value. n't be in any great hurry about it, previewed the film at Chapel Hill made alJ. Believe it or don't, there are a though, for I do not anticipate with Dr. Percell, Dr. Githens, and As com number of farmers in this crotch getting the last crossing done be Professor C. P. West. It was upon . ' made the of the creek, and almost all of fore the partial eclipse of the their approval that the film will be mid - ye1 them possess cows. However, al lliilky Way which has been fore brought to Wake Forest. It is a honor roll though these bovines abound in cold fol' the spring of 1941. None comedy and is recommend~d high men went NEW YORK-An aerial pho" concerning ·road and bridge ap- ·8¥.1 miles. (3) From the entrance great plentitude, not to mention ;he less, please let me know what ly by each of them. Manhattan Bridge. (8) Brooklyn . year, the 1 tographer recently obtained this proaches to the exposition which to· the. ~iborough Bridge, 5¥.1 Navy Yard. (9) . Williamsbtirg · ~uperfluity, there is no super you think of my undertaking the juhlot S'I'ATESMEN'S CLUB remarkable picture showing the ds preparing to handle 60,000,000 miles. (Motorists .can make this Bridge; (10) Queensboro (59th abundancy of pasture-land. Con (don't misunderstand, I'm not in skyline of New York with its re- visitors, are: trip without encountering a single iors dropp sequently the cows are unable to ELECTS OFFICIALS Street) Bridge. (11) Grand Cen the embalming business), and Iation to the grounds of the New (1) From Empire State at Fifth traffic light). (4) .Holland Tunnel 'tral Parkway. (12) North· Beach did not 1 give of their best to their mas whether you think it's a practical York World's Fair 1939. An artist Avenue and 34th Street, in the from New Jersey, showing route Airport (riow being enlarged at a ters. idea." The Statesmen's Club, honorary has painted on lines indicating heart of the retail shopping dis- through lower Manhattan across cost of $30,000,000). (13) · New . c. c. & Now-and here is where my Thanx, Rufhouse, and our re international relations group, distances from certain points in trict, to the Fair grounds, 7 miles. Williamsburg Bridge (No. 9) to Whitest{)ne Bridge fUrnishing· di- · H. BrumE plan had its beginnings-just out. ply will be swinging in on the elected officers at its regular Manhattan to the Fair grounds. (2) From Wall Street, in lower roads leading to the Fair. (5) The rect gateway from New England · ·Chesson, , meeting on Thursday night. New These distances, and other facts, Manhattan, to '!he Fair. grounds, Battery. (6) Brooklyn Bridge. (7) side the city limits there is a one-thirty grapevine. and. Canada. Goodwin, officers are: president, Carl _ vast amount of good grazing ter Hicks, w; 1 ritory which can not be utilized as And he1·e's another letter, this Dull; vice-president, Lee Litt e; oto+l-+++++·~~{ .. ~~·+++++++++++++~·-H•+++~·++!•o!-++•K-+•lo++++•H.. l+ + ~ot++•)++..J+t!t++tit+++++++++++++++++++++•l JoJufuJuf•++f+ 1• ~ fuf· ..•··. Jr:; K. W such, because it belongs to a Real 'un from flaming red-headed Peg secretary-treasurer, B>ill Pittard; : + : : F. A. Ma Estate Company which is decided- g-y Holmes. I don't know what reporter, William Mciver. They ·t ** F All y .. G . ' N d . ·i P. Minsb ly averse to the tethering of oook she copied her philosophy out succeed in their respective offices: + + f or our rocery·.. .ee s-- E. Pascha juice-producers thereupon. There- ur', but her description of "men" ~ryers Cole, Jim Waller, Irvin i i + · i Scott, Jr.. Dickens and Bill Poteat. Profes- fore I have taken it upon myself ts terrific. I've always wanted to + + * . _ Spencer, J to look upon this appalling situa- know what women think about. sor West was elected faculty ad- + BE SURE TO LOOK SPIC AND SPAN 'i '!' . DI A L 254-6 . .. H. Tiller,. tion and do something about it. 1 hey think about men, and here's visor by acclamation. t + ~ . . Watkins I The group is planning ~ series At first I did not know what what they think. Or at least t * X. Ward. steps would be most in order. here's what Peggy thinks. ''Men of spring lectures and semmars to + :"'tf u· y· be conducted by leading alumni 'I' *. MA N G M.. ' S·. G. R. .0 . CE. . R This is the conclusion I arrived are what women marry. They t J. L. B1 at: all would be well and good, have two feet, two hands, and and members of the faculty. · : N d A H ? ? K. M. Ch and the milk would be much better sometimes two wives, but never Corbin, 'V if some means could be devised by •lave more than one dollar or one ma~:f::!~ w:~~~uncements will be i Do You ee aircut . . I Ll++•l<+++++•!o+++++++++•lo+++#+!•++!•++•l»l>+++~·~++++++>t•ff. Davis, F. 1 ·=::....:.:.:.:._____: _____ '* l which the milch cows could make idea at a time ..• Husbands are week end, the days to come prom- *. *,______.,.. R. A. Gol use of the Real Estate Co.'s p1·op- of three varieties, prizes, surpris J. Mil ise to be rejuvenations of this in- + w. erty. es, and consolation prizes ••• A * Nance, I. But how to do it that wuz the man is just a worm of the dust. Jr.; B. C. question. The rul~ of the com- de comes along, wiggles about for I. Schrum, pany y'see, says that no person a while, and finally some chicken ;:::~~~;~;~rnm"JBmJUUKD { CITY BARBER SHOP f ley, Jr.; l shall ' tether his cow upon that ge t s h.1m. ' I• ,..• E n d quo t es. sorne kina. .. land. day we're going to take time out t (Up Town) + Well, it didn't take me long to and write something about wo H. H. E get around that ruling; all that men, but not now. W. P. Bl1 · would be necessary was for every it . i+ C. H. Bye body to tether somebody else's. Well. Well, it's time for tea, +++++•:••:••Jo·~++o!•+++•l+++H+ best fraternity presentation, best sic for dances sponsored by nu n ~ ... non-fraternity act, best of Mere merous organizations throughout • ..... Saturday-DOUBLE FEATURE DAY RA~ dith entrants, and best individual the state. His is the only Wake Accordil: performer. Forest dance band functioning at . + GEORGE O'BRIEN - in exactly tv1 The three best individual per this time. "LAWLESS V ALL~Y', pus floats formers from each school will re The dance will mark the first also - LEW AYRES - in Hunter ar1 ceive ·cash prizes. social event to occur in the second ·"SPRING MADNESS,, escape ro}l All groups are especially urged semester of the school year, and is repartee Comedy to enter this event to try to make will be the forerunner of more Musical Serial lifeboat in it the biggest stunt night in the dances to be held at Wal!:e Forest. • •• • 4 • Phi Chi h1 history of tbe school. Any infor. Plans have been made for some I CO)IING-'"l'hey 1\lade Me A Criminal"-"There Goes Me wet as tl mation regarding the stunt night Street Gl can be secured at the athletic of Heart"-"Drums"-"Out West :With the Hard:rs" fice in the eYmnasium. ~:~~i~~~=:t ftu?:~l:~~~~ llll!lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllll