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Tuesday, December 2, 1941 Thirty-Eighth Year-No. 22 Duke University, Durham, N. C. Rose Bowl Beckons Mighty Devils Bowl Bid Blue Team Sets Off Gets Rose Wild Nite Bowl Bid Climaxing a brilliant unde "California We're Coming Back." leted, untied seas3on, the Bediam reigned and no mighty Blue Devils will meet holds barred, ss Duke rtscciv- the Oregon State Beavers in ed its second bowl bid in four • nation's top gridiron clas- in the Pasadena Rose Bowl ready k yed to fever New Year's Day. villi cxpec ally Sunday night i t of the the casual radio announcemen se;sianef "Corvallis, Oregon, Nov. 20.- Oregon State college tonight si
y foo Sill ts r the New Year's Rose Bowl game in Pis sad or, a, California." ssamis from hundreds of student-guarded [ou rally, arted
--= progressed, emanated Oregon State, automatically from the sing and endisd in all elected to represent the Pacific the cafes and streets of Durham. Coast in lhe bowl by virtue of Prepared for the celebration Saturday's defeat of Ore- this time, the downtown pas-side ielected Duke 3s their New turned into a mechanized ad- s Day opponent Saturday vance as students enmasse turn night. The bid was received here ed out and towns people turned Dean W. H. Wannamaker in. From the court house to Ws-st etime Sunday morning, im- campus sand points in between iately following which the raged a bowl-ismd snub (if hiUin- ine formality of securing the ous students. [ici-ioisssiion of the other Southern In a desperate alUunpl io mil- ssonftss-isrice teams was carried do all stories handed down from formality had been 1938, mobs rioted in every place ended t .i the liquid refreshmer when the members of the tea had. Students we voted to accept the bid if offer e ones prepared The undefeated and untied Blue Devils who will travel to Pasadena, California, Third row: T. Davis, J, Smith, Morgan, Hoover, Sterner, Nanni, Snyder, Storer, ; of 1 • local restau- Coach Wallace Wade was i to battle tbe Oregon State Beavers in the annual Rose Bowl classic on New Tear's Hood, Burns, Troxell, Felty, Lipscomb. route from New York to Du Day, with the coaches who have led them through a perfect season, are shown Top row: Fawcctt, H. Smith, Poole, Gantt, Bedding, Dawson, Long, C. Davis, Baldwin, Beatty, Bcamer, Rute. all damage done by celebrating Bottom row: Biles, Byrd, Dempsey, Crigler, Wartman, Haynes, Vann, Wolfe, students. It covers; Coaches: Eddie Cameron, hack field; Hersehel Caldwell, freshmen; Wallace only however; he was just 24 Wade, head coach] Ellis Haglcr, line; Dennis Stanley, end. This will be Coach Wade's sinlh trip to the Rose Bowl. Tables fell undi it-mad students, lights players snid ssssistsssit coaches in went out. is' is. S- .' S.:1 ; Duo-Pianists Senior Coeds picked Duke: "We are very glad and reechoed Tickets For Spivak Players to Present Blue Devils. Play in Page Will Sponsor Car springs groaned sssiil stretched under the load Series Selling Well December 8 Fashion Show Mr. and Mrs. North name." Percy Locey, director of elers moving from one athletics at Oregon State, stated nsky and Babin, world fa- that Duke was the "one and only ported wher duo-pianists, will present ie the theme of lhe senior hides Clamp, Men's Pan-Hellenic council treasurer, announced to fashion show which will be Duke Players i that their version of the Owen the second recital of the univer- Davis mysterj medy, Mr. and Mrs. North, is ready for Use Beavers in the nation's No. 1 Hided ( day. "Although ticket sales for the three-dance series are ;rt series next Monday held in the Woman's college au- studen arhi bang-up prese: tion in Page, Thursday and Fri. : post-season game. "Duke was in going well, they are not yet satisfactory enough to insure December B. in Page um, Wednesday night at 8 vited and accepted and no other continuation of the 'big-name band' policy at Duke." The productit Exams, term papers, and Mon — a at 8:15 I for weeks on Bi team had been given an oppor No check of sales for the fall brilliant Hussian-bon tunity to refuse an invitation,'' day assignments we Fan-Hcl series featuring Spivak, the dramatic Parade Offers from the flrst hint o s are now in the midst o EE Delegates "The man who plays the sweet on-wide tour for this, thei: est trumpet in the world," were fraternity open hous fifth American season. They ari Wade, Eleven made by this afternoon, Clamp being presented at the unlver to know the truth, Attend Meet stated, but council hopes for a inder the auspices of ths Newman's. ich Wallace Wade and hi sell-out for Friday night's for Music Study club of the Worn- lable mal, and Saturday's tea dans^ Coming as a surprise cl Bowl-bound Blue Devil coll esss Theii the fashion show will b( jblislici nake their first public ap reach Durham. vill mark tl s first iwning of the King and Queen Coeds left the throng at 10: high, i last-ir of tKe Winter Carnival at nee following Sunday in compliance with uni vers: ence of the American Inst for tickets wa; e-qiiitslcd irday night formal d ruling, but the holiday of Electrical Engineers in Freshman houses have already riet Goldberg is in ct > play i Orleans, ried itself inside th Isisskud sen given the opportunity io Vitya Vronsky was born ir of the script for the show which ,ls::s, dorms and the wome Representing the local student buy tickets, and Southgate and iev and Victor Babin in Mos- being managed by Marion ope of ! Tour Duke Parade," campus chapter of the AIEE. the g Epworth dormitm lii)i. oh. Monday night wa 'W, some five hundrsrf miles also murdered. dio show in Page auditorium. as open for dsiiinu as will bo in New Orteahs thrc - by. coun apart, but they first Tickets may be obtained from he next two days. Thefts I Mrs. Nortl Duke's coach and team will open hou: (Con 3 6) " tur Schnabcl in Ber- iy senior coed for thirty cents. that finally pi re under thirty and Coed models are: Kay Harp be featured guest on the 8:30 Itnndled? the clues that solve the m; program, broadcast over local already er, Sara Bel), Tommy Rick, much to lhe chagrin of Li Larry Blanchard, president of tickets for American concert stage. They Mike Seafield, Isabel Falls, Jill Radio station WDNC, Bob Wolff, e SGA and president of Kappa ant Wcigand (Larry Hi gram master of ceremonies, first c Jackson-, Jean Walker, Betty and his aide Fred Wal key Alpha: Calendar for the sre accorded thus! i, Mildred Clusman, E lounced today. irs aft urday night •elcome by audiences 3ms, Louise Searight, Midge fince Courtney and his Duke of fipen id «. for the Satui Philadelphia and New York. Hodgson, Nancy Leonard, Dotty ambassadors will return to the Of Events day afternoon tea dance. "ishop, Eddie Breithaupt. Libby Chorus to Sing de air for the night, and ak's band, which featu; Hough, Jean McCreary, If ' " most pleasant Lassen, Wilma Planseon, Dotty scar's Hoof and Horn show, 've seen. The o fail Stivers, Winn Jones, Pat Reac 'Messiah* at 4 D take thiss iL'Eiiliir aptitude leader, nt Boutwell and Si throughout the popular fContinued on page 6) test last spring will be given a Next Sunday or lioib the retest on December 5 in room Loy Gulledge, Jr. are repre world as lhe "Band t" ing the local student branch of Handling sweet and sw Thirty Frosh Coeds and 113, Biology building at 3 p.m.th e American Society of Me Fashion Institute Music Study Club •eternity Students who plan to lake this chanical Engineers at the New Make B Average for in the two afternoons, test should apply to Dr. P. G, both the fraternity men and the York convention of that gi •ment at Glen 1 Thirty freshman coeds, ten Hall as soon as possible. this week, with Professors I To Offer Awards Inducts Nineteen frcsslimen can learn something Sigma Xi Society will meet sirthplace of : Wilbur, R. G. Chapman, an s continued through more than last year's class, have about each other. The present December 3 at 8 p.m. in the J. Reed attending the se made B averages in their mid- Chismistry lecture room. Dr meeting at the convention. semester grades according to e which could be worked out Hobbs, of the chemistry dejsssrt- The band's leader, a complete unknown when he first we The Tobe-Cobun Institute Last Friday the Music study figures released by Miss Louise precede a program of sensible rnent, will speak on "Military rushing." Explosives." Now York, first gained s Fashion Careers will offer club initiated 19 upperclassman Sea bolt of |he Woman's college. Goon Day Brings fashion fellowships to sc members. They are: seni Thomas, Delta Tau Delta Duke Players will hold a pic favor when playing with E Those who comprised the Pollack's great band of the early women in accredited colleges Mary Cowles, Vera Jean ; .itor of the Archive: "The nic Sunday afternoon. Ail nctivt Cold Feet to Sophs eleven per cent of the class and associate members who have 1930's. After that he played with ney, Esther Weaver; juniors— the Dorsey brothers, Ray Noble Those women interested •ill si t the program s turned in their meal tickets When goon day's freshmar winning one of the five fello Emola Cross, Mary Dell, Jran should be at the East Campu; and Jack Teagarden, after a spoi Hughes, Marion Pohl, Jane Rudi- Sunday's recital will mark the Jane Andrews, Jo Beaver, Shi at playing ss a free-lance trum ships must fill out and retu ley Bechert, lone Blackbui circle ready to board the buses a registration blank and an : sill, Dorothy Schulein. Jo Macfirst lime since the annual "Mes by 3:30 p.m. r thought ths peter on top-notch radio shows. siah" series originated in 1B33 Elizabeth Brett, Marie Peg: formal profile of themselves Smith, Margaret Stowe: sopho Heim, Sylvia Hoover, Emily Wildcat Tapping will be hcl( ned the party Spiv ak's band also feature! the school by this Friday, De that choruses from the entiri Wednesday morning at 10:10 oi i old saddle Barry Stevens, male vocalist, and mores—Shirley Dixon, Kay Gil Jane Howard, Susanne Hurley, cember 5. Registration blanks liam, Joy Grant, Frances Fulk, work have been chosen, irrcspec. the chapel steps. Don Terry wil •,. iftl, Is the Slardusters, voeal quar tive of th. Helen Ruth Kansteiner, Barbara sinsss h and full information may be ob Mary Neel, Beverly Snyder, Luessenhop, Emily Mathews. be tapped. what happened. that ranks among the best of tained from Sarah Dabney, in Thes. /e been chos Tau Psi Omega, honorary Jaby needs a new pair of type in the country. Shirley Spencer, and Margaret Barbaiane Mayhew, June Mc- 209 PeRram. ?n by Mr, Bar s being what Cftll, Ruth McDonald, Dagmar would French fraternity, will hold ies now! So how about tsring- Friday night's dance will las: .l.ii-i Each ,.( those fellowships lo Meister, Mary Louise Merritt, make eventual rushing e open house tonight from 7:4D : your trophies home to Easl from S to 1, the tea dance Sat featured on the program for in the work. In former years, the 9 o'clock in the President's c ere they belong? Maybe "all the famous Ne* Ynr« can.-: Martha Parmentcr, Carol t-asji-r pruhltsm. However, more urday afternoon from 4 to 6, and school is worth $700 The w!n annual recitals have been re meetings would make for a room in the Woman's college shomores have big feet," but tho Saturday night informal Phipps. Kathleen Rahily, Bar rers must be able to finance stricted to Christmas or Easte; bara Ramsey, Eleanor Rankin, somewhat tiresome program; from 8 to 12. All dances will be thcisr llv m . ...- lie faculty, playing anion, selections, depending on the sea therefore, the plan for two open held in the Woman's college Margaret Schroder, Babs Tur- York which are estimated at elections, one of his ow: son of the concert. rell, Sharlot Williams. houses seems to be about the g open house. $100 a month. psisstions, "In an Ivory 1 (Continued on page 6) bi-si arrangement." THE DUKE CHRONICLE Tuesday, December 2, 1941
5 Letters to the Chronicle DUKE UNIVERSITY UNIONS The Hat's Off! EAST CAMPUS WEST CAMPUS "° ^Sufe^lltenirU By LOU "The Hat" FRACHER Wc This is the second time In factured Faces on the East much praise for the West Campusors but we feel tshat it ia Operated by Duke University for the our Ave year college career campus has been copied from bounden duty to Inform the CHRONICLE and Its readers of the Convenience of All Students that a Duke team has accept- the comfc strips. Last week happenings on the East campus during the pre-game period. ed a bfd to the Rose Bowl in the Dixie Dufian cartoon Thfs Is the second time that strip, the heroine was Been to Wednesday night, the freshman engineers guarded the Any Suggestions for stmprovement in we have had he opportunity tint her dish-water hair with statue all night, guarding It in two shifts. The only West Service and Meals Appreciated to watch the •eaction of the carbon paper. This process is Campusers who showed up were one or two loyal West cam- Editorial Board Business Staff student body to such an occa accomplished by rubbing the Thursday night, all the engineers were out once more. Al sion. The first ime we Joined carbon off of the paper onto s-thirty in 1 • in the happy throng. The first the strands of hair, giving it • -. The e I c£% Hi™ ' ' ' §5 HcScf time resulted n the same ter- si bluish-black tint. Several the West campus to enlist their aid in repulsing tho Carolina rlbly trite langover that of our own Duke coeds tried men, About ten ot the bravest men of the West campus t&Rfotttrat EJiraf . . . Ji>br. : . . Csslder WomWe other campus this new and original beauty "There'll be some | ;• .-..-. .••>; ••.•• showed up. We raise our hats to these true men. i B.'Swinbmfe Jr. celebrator or the following morning. This ;ime we dec Id- would suggest that they imi Friday night, as the "senior engineer" stated In his letter changes" made in ed to sit back in our old age, tate Olive Oil In the Popeye to the CHRONICLE, Carolina did send word that they would be over to tear "hell" out of Southgate. It is here that we part dssociated Collegiate Peess Nstionil Advertisisti StrTke, lac and observe i e student body cartoon. It would be much your costume this in much the easier as no processing would ways with our upper classman Irtend. It may be true that at that a scientis would observe be necessary. the beginning of the evening that the "pansies" did out num the reaction o f a guinea pig ber us two to one, but between the houra of 11:00 and 12:00 big Pan-Hel week This coming weekend seventy-five per cent of these loyal Duke men returned to marks the appearance of the the West campus in order that they might not lose any of end! their beauty sleep. There again we give credit where credit is different The first big name band on the due. We wish to thank those follows who stuck it out with us Preceding the campus. The Men's Pan-Hel We have the Smartest and Most Office—06 Union. and stayed the night with us. Editorial and Business Office—124 West Parrish tended to dull council will present the up Complete Showing of Street, Telephone J-6591. as like watch- and coming Charlie Spivak As for the game spirit showed by the "pansy" freshmen, Printed hy slits Chris!ism I'riiilisig Company, Reprint Bights n down to the and his hand who have been I think it would be safe to say that Word Clark will give you granted when credit line is given. oxpectedSlban The celebra- on a college tour for the past his opinion on that repulsive subject. FORMAL GOWNS ! should be addressed to Box 46S8 Duke Sta 0 represent ^ week since leaving the Glen In closing we wish to thank you and the CHRONICLE staff tion, Durham. Island Casino. The band is for publishing this. By so doing It shows that the minority is INFORMAL DRESSES [etched feats good. The dance should be allowed the freedom of speech that Is not enjoyed anywhere TEA-DANCE DRESSES sribed in tales good. It will be with your but here in the gold ol' U. S. A. Once Again cooperation. Needless to ask Thanks again, Duke university's all-victorious football team will play This attempt ucceeded only THIS FBESHMEAN ENGINEEBB. Oregon State college in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena, Cali amount of de- tWe print usiUsoni comment the following untimely and fornia, on January 1, 1942. d by the mob Mob psychology is an in pitifully adolescent rebuttal from the glo? Not news to anyone, certainly. The all-out mad cele sase there will teresting phenomena. It can neering Class af 1915.—Ed.) be plenty to t 11 your m„d- start v/ith one man, and grow bration ol Sunday night bears graphic witness to the into an evil, surging mass. general campus knowledge that Duke is Rose Bowl bound The momentum of a growing for the second time in four years. Add humor The Goody mob can be likened to a snow Be Sure It's « Fashion Pashi. We are proud that the spirited Blue Devils are appear or who walked ball rolling down hill, gath- This Collegiate World . e of havoc in ering more and more power ing in the Rose Bowl, lor several good reasons. e riot, yet paid until it crashes destructively (Bj /i iciated Collegiate Press) In the first place, Wallace Wade's current squad is one i to the noise into some obstruction in ifs •*,! the "eatest lighting football teams ever to grace an that reigned path. An individual ceases to Rio Grande (Ohio) College has found a new way to Amen liron. Yet, because of the popular prejudice puffed passive- be an Individual in the spirit "award" scholarships. Odell Marchington out-scrambled 100 other high school seniors from six counties to recover a $50 against youn ,'. :' • university and its matter-of-fact • as he ordered of the mob. Mob psychology e and drank it. Is a simple case ot monkey scholarship dropped from an airplane at Rio Grande's High athletic director, almost '' • sbiicity outside of loyal he exited un- see, monkey do. Sadly School festival. North Carolina newspapers has uvt'.. -. ; ikvntly anti-Duke. is clad fn only enough, the leader of mob A post-season appearance will provide Coach Wade and 3 slippers.' never seeks a constructive ob Sophomore, Walter S s working his way through * JSk SHOE his Blue Devils a chance to prove that the representa jective. The result Is always Providence college—the e_, .. d ot the Mann- ruin. tives of Duke university, whether athletic or academic, Kani^arse was electeeieusedu twiwsoi yearsis.isss s.ag^ o to the Rhode Island gen- "have what it takes," i-ssil assembly and this year he v -eletted for a second We are proud, secondly, that Duke's athletic represen ts will contest in the original, colorful and traditional Thinking Out Loud One of Columbia university's best known and best loved Rose Bowl. A post-season game i other "bowl" laracters, who watched Columbia change from a "country would mark Duke as a "football college," int< illege" into a meii-opiililan university, has resigned at the go ot 79. After 30 years of service as grounds keeper, Joe Cheap publicity and financial return. Nearly lozzeo retired "to take in the rights and try to keep track tional as Olympic games, the Rose Bowl has th: years attracted as many great universities as 1 able to produce successful lootball teams, Du y given by fellow employees, "Old Joe" appearance in the Rose Bowl—the second in fou hem lear down the old Bloomingdale will carry a very special prestige, one that • ke way for the college buildings At first the difference between the lunatics and absent in any other bowl appearance. 1 We intend to s»rsn We are thirdly proud that Oregon State co! fit to scorn the adolescent objections of west coa s at Newcomb college, Tulane unl- writers to choose Dtike university as its Rose 10 p.m. ponent. Whatever "unfortunate incidents" v, to Miss Anna Many, counselor of nected with Duke's 1939 Rose Bowl appeara r gives the gifls an opportunity to PROOF— been over-publicized and unjustly criticized. C the fear of being "loaded" with that custom character need not be semblance of a fair hearing, Duke's athletic re expensive. Authoritative styling tives will prove to all concerned that they are sj: and little may be descriptive adjectives to in tested tannages, combined with like, capable, and inspired by a magnificent i Dr. Arthur C. Poe, associate professor at Taylor's exclusive O-So-Ez-E 'ersfty, they are the names of three students Inner soles assure permanent com side in one of his classes. The names belong fort right from the very first step. s, Charles Little, and Evelyn Long. Take All the Squad They'll make you ask "Why pay sailors, even in Honolulu, read the classified The Blue Devils are Rose Bowl bound. nster college coeds have found. Success of the unbeatable Wade-coached i an effort to keep the service men from being directly attributable to approximately thirty Hawaiian outpost, inserted the following ad- LIPSCOMB-GATTIS CO. Well-conditioned young men who comprise the j 213 W. Main Street first two strings. ds, are evidences o: Indi bier) s-
rs were "mash" notes. Most expressed > two sent poems, and one writer mailed » the underdogs." .ble to answer all the letters personally, among other coeds, who will correspond
The East-West tug-of-v as reported recently by 1 Duke's Mixture they are all Blue Devils to the students, and are equally deserving of the supreme thrill of college football—that The news of the year, naturally, in the Rose Bowl bid . . . of trotting onto the turf of Pasadena's great stadium. enough, for a position a hot time in the old lime tonight . . . and etsery night . . . our William and Mary's par biggest and best gardenias to the biggest and best team tn tfte nation . . . let's go, Dukes! . . . Cassels will be out gisying What Of the Band? Holiyusaod a break . . . and Searight says she is going out Now that the furor has quieted, and the day of prepa to check up on him ... if half the people go out there that say they are, Duke will be well represented . . . Brooks soys ration is at hand, one pertinent question stands out in he is holding open house in Dallas for those on the way out. our minds. "What will happen to the Duke band?" In 1938 when Duke was faced with a somewhat similar Sister Leiigell returns from a late Thanksgiving in situation, the train that left Durham for the Pasadena Florida . . , Chivers and Bassett rinsed their hair black classic was filled to overflowing with the team, coaches, and it didn't look bad . . . hope It doesn't turn out to be and a pretentious bevy of sport a writers, all at the uni an epidemic, however . . . and where is Beth Holcomb versity's expense—but not the band. hiding these days? . , . Elsie Crone has snared Jim Smith . . . ditto Wyman and Porterfield. Tales of "too much expense involved" and "too much responsibility involved" were advanced as legitimate The Victory Bull usill go down tn hfsfory as being way reasons for leaving the musicians at home. One of the above par . . . and fraternity men got fn a good night's rush most ardent groups of Blue Devil supporters, the band ing, too . . . Prothro gatse up the dance in favor of yetting has long been neglected as an incidental evil that really World at a Glance married . . . Congrats, Tommy . . . we hear she's plenty sftasrp. . . . The dance tuas no success to Emmie Deal ftouseiser, be had no part in the Saturday shows put on by the Blue - . . By JOYCE TssHRESHER cause Lach wasn't there . . . Deal and Fountain haise a bet Thursday, Nov. 27.—Russians report Moscow gravely im > tfte n r time The band members work hard in their own way, and periled . . . Jap move to send more troops to "protect" Thailand this year was no exception. Much of the spirit and pride from British indicates new Jap Invasion . . . Moral victory for The Wildcats made themselves very much known over that usually accompanies the university band was lost British in Libya as advancing troops join those from Tobruk the weekend . . . Dick Wilson was quite upsel over the this year because of the lack of incentive for putting on . . . Labor starts campaign again si mil i-sirikc bills dlscusss^J In Fact that his name wasn't mentioned as a charter member a good show. Once one of the more famous college musi Congress . . . OPM lifts show-window light ban from N. C. . . . Our sympathy to that swell little gat, Alice McCauley Friday, Nov. 38—Beds retreat slowly on two Moscow fronts cal organizations, now the group has become listless and . .. tough break ,. , Someone should tell Helene Mulligan . . Axis tjpops trapped east of Tobruk-Rezegh zone . . . Last to come down off her blgh horse . . . Pete Hlmmelrlght eareless of its weekly shows. No one seemed to take in of Ethiopian cities surrenders Is, finish Mussolini's African rule was around handing out his usual line to one and all . . . terest in what the skipper and the boys were trying to do. . . . Price control bill providing for ceilings to be mode by a Moff Storer has that gleam In his eye for Wooster . .. cute With the prospect of a California trip in their minds, price administrator whose decisions are subject to a board of kid. review passes hi House, goes to Senate . . . OPM tin foil ban Duke supporters would see one of the most active and may he lifted. conscientious groups of musicians ever to grace a foot Harpster announces that the is nolo ready to date . . . Saturday, Nov. S3.—Reds recapture Rostov, gateway to Cau Big thrill, boys ... the Sigma Nu dance usas guile a slick ball field. casus oil, and there throw back Germans slightly on northwest affair ... a good time icas had by all . . . Jouman seems to In spite of the expense and trouble involved, the uni front . . . Trapped Axis forces near Tobruk use all tanks in ftaise definitely forgotten last year's Delt talent tn favor of versity should show its appreciation for work done, and desperate attempt to break British ring . . . Premier To)o says an SAE . . . people are already making plans for Xmaa . . , Japan Is determined to purge Auglo-American influence from its determination to put spirit behind the team by sending time marches on . . . Sparks susas back again over the week East Asia . . . Vichy reported to have yielded African bases to end paying a call on the Beauty Queen . . . Gtnny Connor the band along to the game. Nazis . . Senate expected In rewiite price control bill. tools: Herkte's Lambda Chi pin . . , congratulations, group. Page Three Tuesday, December 2, 1941 THE DUKE CHRONICLE Mr. and Mrs. North Spivak and Jive-Man Vronsky and Babin 1 (P| f**\ te mu- issind wsis-ld who will entet s Friday night, Saturday attern I Saturday night
Arnold Trophy The fall contest, although sched Frosh To Make Three Teams Tie uled to end last Tuesday, con tinued throughout the week as | Greensboro Trip a result of conflicts in times and In Debate Tourney dates. Leading characters in Duke Players' second major prodntum nt lhe seassini, Owen mystery-comedy, "Mr. and Mrs Fall Speaking Contest The five highest ranking in Nurth." I.el'l tn right: Larry Hiiffgins , Terry deMarco, Ann Hais Features Labor Query dividual contestants will attend a debate tournament sponsored embers of the Results of the annual fall non- by "Winthrop college at Rock icil will travel to i vsii.-sity debate tournament show Hill, S. C, during the next week. a three-way tie tor first place, Those who were chosen for this i December 13, for according to Leroy Lewis, var FORMAL Style and dancing wiih members trip are John Anderson, Ben sity debate raach. Branscomb, Harris Proctor, E. FASHIONS Tattte.tatet ie YW at WCUNC. ne hundred boys J. Daniel, and Ben Parks. The medical school's newest addition to its laboratory equip The following three teams tied "» By TOMMY h> ed to go on the Greensboro for top honors: E, J. Daniel and ment is an electron initsri.sisupe just put into use by the experi Bill Raup, president of Dave Gaillard, Kemp Jones and As girls dashed from the mental surgery laboratories. dorms Sunday night to join icil, said. Tht Prank Ruark, Ben Branscomb "Come Clean" the celebration of Duke in the The instrument, one of the thirteen of its kind in the United dst of a de- and Harris Proctor. Question for Rose Bowl, your fashion rc- >wed by £ States at the present time, and one of the three In use in non- debate was: "Resolved that the poi-U'i- only had eyes for what United States government should "Mary" was wearing . . . clad in dust rial laboratories, magnifies objects from 25,000 to 100,00(1 kers Harris Proctor and Ben in a white corduroy "Sunday regulate labor unions." Judges night" dress was pretty Jean times. This unusual power will greatly facilitate the laboratories' iscomb of the council, a for the contest were members LaVine . , . Marshall Page studies of viruses that cause disease in man and animals. girls from WC. Dancing "wedged" in a severe black evening will follow a dim of the varsity debating squad. silk wiih long white poarls. Dr, ». Gordon Sharp, physicist on the laboratory staff, is here the hosts and their dat Tau Kappa Alpha, honorary With our goal OUT WEST shown operating the S10.000 instrument. speech fraternity, sponsors the WAV during Christmas vatsa- t\s issis annual tournaments, the line of clothes. Since the second of which is held some weather is different, you'd GOOSE CREEK Engineers Form time during the spring semester. better start shopping for those "light" clothes before CRAFTS Aeronautics Group the Christmas rush , , , There Washington Duke Hotel Lobby Formation of a local chapter "SPECIAL" are only 18 more shopping of the Institute of Aeronautical To Duke Students "Come in and browse" itists, national student en- 5-inch by 7-inch For newest styles, best val 8c per cake ues, highest quality, variety, PHOTOGRAPHS and quantity lo choose from, $1.50 Each IVORY SNOW individssalitv. style and price Congratulations, We hare openings for sev s chairman, Murray Rose eral extra salesmen to PARNELL'S secretary, and James work during the Christmas Duke University Stores I Blue Devils! Photographic Studios treasurer. Only senior holiday season. Apply The East Campus West Campus I iS^O-Uw'VsV-— You have . . • Young Men's Shop. The Hospital A fine team . . . for membership in the organiza FASHION CENTRE tion at present, although juniors A great coach . . • will be allowed to join after the And a perfect record! table wonderland. A showing of an aviation mo .__, iently displayed in "We Cater to Duke tion picture produced by the ideal shopping conditions. Lockheed Corporation will bo Students" the highlight of the next reg ularly scheduled meeting, offi • Ties Monticello Cafe cers of the group stated. •Dress Sliirts Send the Chronicle Coed Group Offers • Wing Collai-s Home •Waist Coats Prize for Poetry Chi Delta Phi, national hon •Jewelry, Mufflers orary literary sorority for wom en, is sponsoring a poetry con Congratulations test for coeds. Noble Arnold trophy which Tuxedos $22.50 - $35 will be awarded to the play- A five-dollar prize will he voted most valuable Tails $25.00 - $35 given for that poem voted lifsl by judges Blackburn, White and Rhodes. Contestants will be con DUKE BLUE DEVILS sidered for membership into Chi Inquire About Our Delta Phi. Spanish Dictionaries Student Charge YOU ARE ALWAYS All poetry must be submitted 60c up Accounts by Thursday, December 11, Donna Hughes, Chi Delta Phi The Book Exchange WELCOME AT president, announced. I /v WALGREEN'S Santa Suggests.. THE GIFT STORE GIFTS from JONES AND for Everyhody!
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Oregon State college . t the Wademen ^an Fiftseen days after that Rose * sixth tune that The Blue Doyils defending Feb. 21—George Washington frolic atsotil ss sji-idin ;r fashion than the wade tias been either eoacliing Bowl scoring spree, Wade took champions of the Southern con- Jan. 31—N. C. Stat t Wisslsiiifiton, D. C. ai'israj'e eleven, a briei enge shall be indulged is, participating in the Pasadena over the coaching post here at "srenec, will open their essfe Feb. 33—Maryland at Collcgi sie that actually brought classic, Duke. But it wasn't until 1938 Intramural sason Monday night, December Feb. 4—Davidson sit ark, Md. from this corner Written His first Rose that he once again took a team when they play host to George- Feb. 24—V. P. I. at Durham. appeared in print shortly Feb. 27—North Carolina a I e 193s5 Alabs i that to the New Yeae's Day elasssic. iwn. The only other game to be methodically altfm)-stins! Basketball s second half of famed undefealed, played before the team disbands I bare its ospfiU, weaker. <1, and anscoresj upon Devil for Christmas recess will be with i corniest wi_th Washington to il like this: 'Duki' plays I thn$ bosjsted Dan Hill, Erie Rider college of Trenton, N. J,, ivereo^j^ a ^^ defjcjt Bnij ga We Appreciate '" to win, 20-19. That contest Tipton, Fmi Yorke, Bolo Per sre on December IB. Spanish Dictionaries etely outclass- •will long be remembered as one due, sititl lhe rest of that great their game with Oukis Non-conference games In this Your Business w York uiilvt of the most thrilling spectacles 60c up Will be by its schedule ason's schedule are highlighted When Tulan ever witnessed »t Pasadena. It is a well-worn tale 'now, ' tills with Temple at Conven- Elkin's Motor Sales ,jiiis io play teams lilts: I . . - " T* , The following year, Wade took when leading 3-0 by virtue of a )n Hall, Philadelphia, early in 112 S. Duke Street The Book Exchange 'elurn ^J ither Crimson Tide westward, Tony Ruffa held goal, Ibe fatigu January, and the University of ' ''--S the hun and 'hey ; ing Dukes were unable to stem Tennessee's Southeastern confer- a Southern California passing at champions in Durham two tack that nested the Trojans a days later. 7-3 triumgh, Figuring the ; customary, the regular I'brdubam Foes Wallace Wade's Rose Bowl vill be concluded for the A random glance at '' Students! jams', ^is a player came in 1016 mittedly a more balp jte Fordham schedule, although ad- when they face North Jr years later, Alaban w&eci he played guard rjn the not show them to v ^^:e d °on' e than the Duke program, does Carolina in the Duke indoor sta- a •it Washington State, 24- Brown eleven that met Wash Saturday. The- idvrrtisi'rt juggernaut opposition every Don'l Wait Any Longer! That 1930 Alabama team, i ington State. only five o- M, U-, 16-10, and the latter could win The complete schedule follows: ies this year. They beat Korth Carolina Dee. B—Georgetown at Dnr- Plan Your Skating Parties plays of the yeas-. Their third victory Davis Scores 19 Points As '",•;,[ (luss -expense of Wesl V I ...s-,i of ten games, and listed such t( Dec. 18—Rider college at Dur- ginia Wesleyan, W. and L., an< House P Wins IM Cage Tilt OLYMPIA Fordham's next foe was T C -Temple at Philadel With SKATING RINK lo admit that there was a wot phia (Convention Hall). nan scoring spree in I forces. But whal wa Jan. 5—Tennessee at Durham. ialf, and Frank Red a taki due team that scored Jan. 1—Davidson at Winston- after the intermissioi- Salem. i' York's HQUSS p quintet Delta Sigma Phi cage sit the Religion GIFTS GIFTS The entire student body is cordially invited to an open lu>use (nominal fee) given by the Duke Players in honor of . . . m JWr. anfc jfllrjs. JlortI) PIAYER5 December 4th and 5th MILLER-BISHOP CO. PAGE AUDITORIUM 112 Corcoran Street If you've enjoyed watching Duke's varsity football Adding to the list of All-America football teams for team turn in stellar performances week after week this which he has been selected, Steve Lach was this week season, don'l neglect to show your appreciation for at named to the backfield of Paramount News' all-star least one of the players. VOTE TODAY. I SPORTS h eleven. TuesdayTiiBtdnri , DecembeTiBremhfrr 2P., 194110,41 * (With apoligies to the composer of California, HereRick Miller Scores 16 Points MOST VALUABLE PLAYER We Come!) Statistics Tell Tale California, we're comin' back; There's a Hose Bowl at the end of the track— To Lead S.A.E. to 28-2 Rout Our coaches and players are all headin' West, Of Duke Grid Success Our offense and defense—they are only of the best. Of K. A. in Mural Basketball Play Chnlrv. 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