I Johnston Gym hosts the I , I \^ wk mm A « fc ■-'' Southern ConftTence's best Hkl BW^ grapplers F^\^ ConciTtgoer.s v\ill have it I *^^^^^* all over the wrestlers, how- OSLAR BROWN, who gave perhaps the best ever; they'll get to take a Sharing the March seventh limelight with Oscar Brown is the "Mutton Down Music' the concert performance in memory in the Fall of ti2. break two of them in the ' Folk of BRANDY- again brings his own highly effective acting-singing " ' WINE SINGERS Tht Kroup has progressed from irat entertainment evele■ ThatUUI combination to Davidson. 7 From the , party days at the limersitv of New Hampshire to firsi March Hungry will give thoroughly enter- i to the Village Vanguard, the raves have been the ,,i-lti. a) {\u. Willianupwt, Pennsylwnk btert-ollegiate same. tained Wildcats time enough Music festival on the basis. <»t good showmanship and He l.s an actor that cast.-- himself differently to think illhow cool 1 2 1 how ramharmonic blend original expensive <3i big for each of his songs, and uses them success- how Wltl) hjl Nlll>,|,.s „, ■"summers Conle and Ciom' and fully to paint pictures, now tunny, now satiric, now "Two Little Hoys the Hrandywine Singers have rolled moving, hut always described in reviews wild the If a late Homecoming an impressive record Of conceit performances m the only applicable word electric 'u\> threw meokev wrenches in- v.v feajP*8 circuit and gamed the reputation ol mastery As Brown himaelf describes tin impact nt Ins »^>"^ Held ol folk mus.e. talent' "My lyrics arc wanes about feelings I've felt to the first (Of th»e?) con- «»*■ and scenes j've duji The melodic- I made from certs, there isn't much to "The "button down" portion ot then hilling comes Serendipity means "the unexpected discovery of a new and happy event." The tunes, rhythms, chants, calls and cries that have hold things back now Be- f|01 unaI underlies th< performance itself prepara-" "* I i"1" what "^ "" ( Hu' )lk seven boys and two girls who comprise the SERENDIPITY SINGERS meet that defini- always mag to me I've tried to make messages that tween Brown and the Bran- **j **"$ ,^inK, tion as well as anyone. swing meaningful." music sung is still music, and1 the intercollegiate champs -and entertainment that is dywines. there can t be , , , The group started with a stable of instruments,and a boundless zest for singing, And he swings. If meaningful means you don't )av( a ,of jn ,heir avur M pqffonaer, jt ought to be many complaints about get- group trying to picked up two girls, and crashed— The Bitter End in New York. The result was a new- soon forgot the performance, it is 3 very meaningful more than another hearing of a to climb directions act. "Folk-Jazz" folk orientation with jazzinstrumentation and arrange- swing. ting your money's worth. the stars on guitar strings. ments. Keynote of the Singers is a extraordinary <^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ m^^^^^ blend of B^»j_- |sound en masse and utiliza- V lion of each member's own Iversatility, ranging from \ wild 12-string guitar to fck comedy sketches, to drama- M Itic blackouts. To have an "act" you be- P^ % I gin with individuals and ' combine carefully: Individ ■ - _^r^B I L «c iEi av ually .md in combination V m -> m the Singers promise that el- ,^aV ,a \*\Jam F M \^^v " iiisive K»od act \ 0 ■ w A Jm ■aaaaaaaMIM»WMB MaPM ajL , MMBi BV7 Ml B ~"flIk BBa W i "W i ■ w^^ aaV I BL^» i ll '" < ■' "fr^Actor Tony Randall summed up BUD AND TRAVIS really | Yes.Virginia, there they put in folk music. At any rate, the "Brooks Iis a FRED SMOOT. If you the olive Ilout believe the name or Brothers,\ Balladeers" will be carrying on the folk music I he person, he will be em- intoi Saturday night of Spring Frolics. Icee for the Friday night voices; i»^BBB^BBBBlBaaBBBBBBBBBBBBB»B«B«BBBB^^^^« They are really four the accompaniment is Frolics. ,not just the same old chords, but vigorousclassical guitar Rounding out Saturday night is another return engagement for Davidson. THE JOE AND EDDIE are the rather ordinary names of Fred is best described as j counter melodic movementsagainst folk versatile, Gilbert comes from New in the melodies. FOUR SAINTS. One, two, three, four they are a highly highly polished two extraordinary singers. Joe an English-looking plastic- iAnd the folk melodies come ten languages from Para- Orleans. Eddie Brown from Norfolk, but the 21-year-old faced up-and-coming new ,guayan to Yiddish.If folk music counterpoint getstiring. group which runs the gamut from broad comedy to subtle wit in a musical context. together got their start in California, They j duo got and comic with a number of there is generous comedy patter from the pair who think Saints can turn a ballad as well as a phrase, and put out production num- moved across the country from San Francisco's night club and Yankee col- y The have there is great humor as well as great pathos in dusty rely little on Purple Onion and Hungry ito New York's Blue Angel. ]ege performances under ballads.i bers, old saws, and musical humor But original; the talented Saints Their specialty is rapid-fire delivery of folk songs, his belt. arrangements. To cite only one example of talent, leader John Howell plays enough Berkley Experience of the singers goes back to the Purple outside but are versatile to tackle Bach with the Fred will lace the Seren- ' to major. Calvary Presbyterian Church. The Joe and Eddie philoso- Singers and Joe and Onionand Hungry i,the Army Special Services, theGate- 16 instruments and serves as everything from concertmaster drum dipity way Singers, and a dissertation on the Yaquis Indian phy: "We like what we're doing. If we can sing and get Eddie with his own material, '\ The three SAE's and one Sigma Chi are an entertainment surprise package, de- it, all the better; but we're going to sing, no giving the three hours in language. "South Wind." of KingstonTrio fame, is one of paid for ' to into musical styling. Both polished and matter what!" Chambers a naughty night many Travis originals; both claim to be able compose veloping out of barbershopping first rate Davidson may not be "Hootenanny," 'Tonight," or club flavor. Which ought to as song on request from any idea thrown out. versatile can be summed up in Davidson's reaction to their first concert— great "The Lively Ones," but a big twosome will be singing in be interesting, with no Another summary, perhaps more to the point than just great. SpringFrolics. tables. 1Randall's, is that Bud and Travis are "talent-racked." pAGE POUR THE DAVIDSON IAN FRIDAY,FEBRUARY 28, 1964
d Side Lights 'Cats Storm Citadel Behind Davidson, BY RICK LOWERY G. W. Shocks Pardue And Gobblers BLINDMAN'S BLUFF ... Davidson, VMI Clash Last night the season began for eight teams in the Southern Conference. Tonight, it continues for only four, and tomorrowit will end for all but one. In Semi-Finals Tonight To be quite honest, this column was written Wed- nesday night: by now it could be quite old news. But so It's one down and seven to go for Davidson's eighth ranked Wildcats. The Cats many, many words have been written of the coming tour- got off to a good start in the post season play Thursday night by romping over The nament that Ithought it would be interesting to put my Citadel. Other winners in the first round of the Southern Conference tournament foot in my mouth two days ahead of time. were VMI, West Virginia, and George Washington. So the following few lines are my predictions of the Tonight at 7:30 Davidson ites. All Conference team cap ton storing with 19 points, and Ciidc-to tain lietn-l dumped in pulled down 19 rebound-;. VPI's outcomeof this tournament. meets the of VMI in a Frv<\ " II )ts ' '' minutes Purdue important single game to deride who plays in the P°" n tn<1 rst and Howard PMMfJfJl M Ihave always felt that the most U i La ,. „ , ._. . Don Davidson hpped tpart The points, but shot » horrible 8 for aspect consistently fulfils. Saturd.-iy night against . ,.., , . .„ , ., ., ._, of basketball is rebounding. To win a the Cit.idi'I. zone withV^.his driving.. 25 from the floor. No other \ I"I team must get opponent. fact, winner of the West Virginin more rebounds than its In p, m< there's probably a certain spread in the rebound totals Oeorge Washington game. Davidson, playing one of fhe that guarantees a winning team. best games of his college career, In upsetting the Gobblers, The sere, ill 62. makes the „„,„,«, ||le wW|„ George Washington brought to In a short tournament, many factors eater into con- |ntfc> — Cats win over The Citadellook ,. , „„„,.,„ „.,„, the mind, of many Davidson sideration measles, youth, even"just a bad night.But the cond on|y 0 e.isier than it was. During the al»d *""*" Virginia fans haunt- team that will overcome these factors is the team that *'"...''" «""*"««. Inr-bo-nd- ,s wins off the boards, and that team is not necessarily the first half the Scrappy Cadets iflfl thoUgh .1 the fateful 1H1°* tallest. For rebounding is about 60r; desire or instinct j sent Dick Martini and Mike I^TT"",.'," — reboundedt^T^rV^l^'The Citadel S0-32. lonials, ranked seventh2lt.l?in regu- or something not so tangible as height measured in feet driving through porous Wood a Uf. t#-fOn Uy gof beh|f|d and inches. Davidson by Davidson also improved its defense and trailed on iot $hootlng Jon Fold field goal wt^^.^ of at start SIDELINE OFFICIALS only one point. 3*32. at the half natio^leading percent m-n far fhf#e ftM|mJ , That's the thing Ifirst look for the of a A few hairy moments before the broke period, age game 58.3 basketball game and before this tournament ends, re- flame open ... way mark. The second with ■ mark of ,he ch mplofl. (Stuff photo* by Mi-Catchi ni however, belonged per cent as team captain Terry . bounding will decide the champion. — — — — — — —to —the—favor— — |h|""' ■ Holland hit 7 of 8 shots from the , floor toimprovebis 62.1per Thursday afternoon Davidson will beat The Citadel cent VMI had a tougher lime In and VM1 will nip Furman. Thursday night West Virginia season's record. Holland finish will overwhelm William and Mary behind the aggressive ed the game with 17 point"!, fol downing a height starved Fur- play of any of about eight men but particularly senior Wildcats Probably Reface Princeton lowed by Teague with II and man team 77-73. Down 21 Tom Lowry In the second game the tournament's major . Marc«n with 9. point* early In Mm second George Washington upset will occur as tops VP1. Davidson and Snyder both naff, Furman pulled to with- Friday night Davidson will beat VMI for the third IfJ Survive Tournament Maelstrom routed out. as did McCurdy. in tfcrwe points at 71-49 with time this season and West Virginia will have a surprising- Hartley, and Martini of The »S1 Ml. The Paladins could ly easy win over George Washington. BY JOHNNY CLARK ' Citadel. n't ajajfN make up for the huge Assuming Wildcat victories in the Southern Conference Tournament tonight and tomorrow night,a rematch got top f^VVOVWO o^MiCit witn fnHf Saturday will provide a replay of last year's final ,"with the Bill Bradley-led Princeton Tigers looms as a likelihood for the Davidson cagers in the Eastern Regional George Washington game. In last year's game, the team that wanted to win Tournament. performancefrom everyone also height and Ml back In the the title won. This year's title will again be decided by to pull off the upset of the first closing seconds. BUI Blair lad Philadelphia hosts the first The Eastern winner joins the lor the Southeastern title, and1 round play, beating third place the mental attitude of the two teams. For upon this at- nament against the title holder the> winners with 22 points; roundr of the tourney. March 9. in survivors from the Mideast. of the Ohio Valley, Lan Perence third-ranked Michigan will pro-■ VPI 64 62 In a real thriller.The titude will depend the outcome of the battle for the Leroy Peacock paced the Pala- boards. «which the Southern Conference Midwest, and Far West Region whose contenders are such nota- vidr the chief competition if itt Colonials took an early leadbe cchampion will meet the winner als for the NCAA semi finalsand bles as Murray State.Morehead can beat out Davidson victim) hind the rrbounding and scoring din* with 25. Davidson College will win its first Southern Confer- of0 the Ivy League crown.Prince finals in Kansas City. March 20 State, and East Tennessee. In- Ohio State in the Big 10. Bothk of (center Joe Adamitis and led encebasketball championship ever this yearonly because ton.t which was clobbered 102 68 ;md 21. The semi finalround will dependent Louisville plays conferences championships arep at the half 35 30. In the second In the West Virginia William they want to win it. byt the Wildcats in the finals of pit the Raleigh champ against against the Mid America Con determined by regular seasoni period. Howard Pardue moved and Mary game height again lthe CharlotteInvitational earlier the victor in the Midwest. pr«b ferenee champ, probably Toledo. play. inside anal ledtheGobblersbuck ptayedan importantpart, as the Well, by this time Iimagine the above has already * ' season, ably Wichita, the Mideast fi-.t, a^Bd»B^^. tti i into The lead see-sawed taller, stronger it, this is presently the and in the other firstroundaction. rim rounv imm aamin iir die lead. Mountaineers provided a horse laugh or two but that's how- Isee represen- Wednesday night. front runner among the Ivies, champions against the The winners of these two con NftOWMT NifVIY' %&W |Mi w- in the last few minutes. simpry overpowered the Indians who decide their championship tatives from the Far West. tests will be Joined in the semi- dependent Oklahoma City, the 85-73. The Mountaineers guard. put the Gobblersaheue) OUR FATHERS' TIME »by regular season play. Reigning National Champion finals by the champions of the fallest team in the nation, Pardue Ricky Wray. and Buddy Quer FLEETINGLY... Big 10 and Southeastern confer- CistaMaH, 60-59 on a three point play with tenmont pumpedin enough from Loyola Chicago, an independ against gtanf-fttller Other games in the City of of three days ent, Second-ranked Kentucky an Independent, minutes left. Second* outside, and big men. Rob So the of George Gipp are gone? ,Brotherly Love match two opens in the Mideast torn- ences. afso and the later, the will the favorites gained pon Camp Lowry, stuffed Tuesday night Cassius Clay knocked out Sonny Las- ."independents, Villanova will rate as the Mideast favor- Southwest Conference Champ, and Tom and Pro if edge Georgia Tech session, but Mark Clark stole in enough inside to keep the toninMiami. and will pit Middle At ite it can probably Tenas A**, against vidence. REGULAR SEASON the balland turned athreepoint hetplesit Indians atbay. Only top Monday night, the University of Virginia beat the ], Champion independent Texas Western. - lantic Conference RESULTS play for the Colonials. Clark put performances by William and University of North Carolina in Charlottesvilie against the champion of In .semi-finals will be theB 1Temple the in two foul shots with 26 seconds Mary's Martin Morris (22 the■ Yankee Hampden-Sydney H-S7 winners of these twogames and* game The significance of the first victory is obvious but Conference. Hefzel Named To left to sew up the for his pointM) and Dave Hunter (14 the secondrequires some explanation.Monday night was Villmiova. which also brings a Wake Forest M-ST the champions of the Big 8 and' Colonial*. St. Joseph's tt-77 point.'*') made the game interest Chip Conner night in CharlottesviUe but Chip Conner teamt. of Wildcats into the tourna Missouri Valley conferences. Ohio Slate , Adamitis led George Washing ing. was not there. . ment.n is ranked eighth in the K-TY ill-American Team The Big Eight leader is Kansas nation," a notch behind Davidson, Jacksonville 121-91 State, while Drake and fourth Conner is the anemic-looking forward who for three Furman I*-«J Individual honors for members Whichlta, in the !"'and is ;i strong favorite to de ranked top team years has been the backbone of the Cavalier attack. EastCarolina 105 77 of the basketball team have be- Midwest, if **5^ LTV year, very feat the Friars of Providence, are the contenders Earlier this Conner led Virginia in what was Pennsylvania W-73 gun roll with Fred Hetzel the Valley League. nearly an upset over Davidson in the Charlotte Coliseum. cchampions of last year's Nation to in. al Invitational Tournament. Princeton 102-4S winning second-team All-Ameri- Undefeated and nationally top He possessesall of the basic shots,plus a great hang-!Homeh Mandinu Temple is like West Virginia «3-«2 can recognition on both the ranked UCLA is expected tr V.M.I. 70-51 through ing drive, and has been a great competitor. Monday, the Hwise ii favorite- to eliminate the Sporting News and UnitedPress breeze the For West af University was to present him with a trophy in apprecia- j,eventual champion of the Yati Virginia Uil International polls fair and has a bye in the firs* inference, will prob The Citadel 88 47 round, Utaf tion of his career performance. keek Ci which Davidson placed unprece- which matches Richmond S2-4* an State, an independent, agains* Chip Conner did not accept this trophy. His parents ■ably be Connecticut. dented five men on Wofford 105-73 the All- the Western Athletic Conferencr receivedit for him: Conner had been sidelined with emer- Philadelphia's three winners Southern Conference Team with West Virginia 72-75 champion, either Arizona StaU gencysurgery earlier in the day. And so the "Connerless will join the Atlantic Coast Hetzel being a unanimous first Cavaliers" tackled North Carolina. V.M.I. 129-91 or New Mexico, and sixth-rater* Conference champ in Raleigh, William and Mary 111 84 team choice and voted the con independent Oregon State Virginia to 1) final Player. Coach Bob Gibson related that decided March and 14. for lite Georgia Southern 95-76 ference's Most Valuable against Seattle, also an inde of the Eastern Re- winone for Chip.Andin thatland of sophistication where two rounds Richmond 9547 Named to the second team in pendent. the campus is the "grounds" and a gentleman wears a gional*. The representa- — ACC Furman 55-70 the poll of sportswriters in the The West Coast Athletic cluim unsophistication year tive has a bye in the first tie the of another returned brief- Duke 71-85 area were Terry Holland, this pion. probably San Francisco, t ly Virginia soundly thrashed North Carolina ...for by virtue of the confer- I and : round East Carolina 105 45 years team captain, and Dick disappointment this year, wil' Chip. ence's success in previous The Citadel 86 78 Snyder. Barry Teague and Don join- the Big 6 Champion Uclanri I tournaments. THE ALL-STAR TEAM l)a\idson received honorable and'the two first-round winner? am mm mention recognition. in the semi finals This week the Southern Conference all star team was announced. Davidson placed all five starters on this list of the outstanding players in the conference. Fred Hetzel was unanimously elected to the first Driesell Signs Two team for the second consecutive year. Terry Holland and Dick Snyder were named on the second team, while Don Davidson and Barry Teague were named honorable men- tion. In the history of the Southern Conference no team For Team Next Year has achieved such an honor. Coach Lefty Driesell likes to run a double piy i In addition to Hetzel, the first team was made up ffense. With the first two boys signed —to grant-in-aii of Howard Pardue from VPI, Bill Blair of VMI, Tom his winter,he has the basisof the offense two bigboy Lowryof West Virginia, Joe Adamitis from George Wash- 'hey are Rodney Knowles, H-9, 225-pound center-forwai i ington and John Telepo of Richmond. No doubt, these rom Greenville. North Carolina, and Tom Youngdal five ball players have all the credentials toback uptheir -10. 220 pound center from Peru, Illinois. selection but just for a moment.I'd like to take my hand Conference team. Knowles has been described as has the potential to be a ti at picking an All-Southern hi- best collegeprospect tocone mendous college basketballpit The difference between the selection process of ut of North Carolina in several cr. Alone with Knowles," Dr these two teams will be that Iwill exclude all Davidson ears. B«fore he was sidelined set says, "he should give us a HETZEL NETS TWO only players who have played ayer players and consider those .* 1 rith a k«ee injury, he was strong double pivot and ke against Davidson this year. ging 27A pointsand 15 rebounds Final count: 24 points, H rebounds ... (-jr b^,.^,j^g^n This will of course eliminate George Washington or his team'sfirst 12 games. and VPI from any consideration but this isonly one man's According to Coach Driesell, opinion. Cnowles can play forward or BASKETBALL STATISTICS At center Iwould pick TomLowry. Although Lowry ■enter and feel equally athome. CUMULATIVE was less than sensational in Charlotte,his performance in 'Rodney is an excellent shooter Player O FGA FGM Pet. FTA FTMPet. RB Avg. Pts. Avg. Charleston was the best pivot performance of the season rom outside and he's strong Fred Hetiel 24 452 2S1 SS.I 117 142 75.t 117 13.2 444 26.8 with the exception of Jay Buckley. nsUte." says an obviously picas Dick Snyder 24 217 144 57.2 17 74 15.2 152 i.l 4M U.I The two forwards on my team would be Martin Mor- ■d Driesell. Tarry Holland 14 219 126 (2.1 112 71 69.6 1M 6.5 330 13.7 ris of William and Mary who simply could not miss in Youngdale has credentials al Don Davidson 24 219 119 S3.3 1M 72 66.4 105 4.4 310 12.9 Norfolk, John Telepo who played fine games and two nost as impressive as those of Barry Teague 24 133 62 47.4 13 61 73.5 41 2.5 185 7.7 against Davidson. [Cnowles. Playing in an area Charlie Marcon 24 IS 43 48.2 24 17 70.8 43 1.1 103 4.3 BillBlair was very cold and very hot against David- where the competition is most son, but on the basis of his performance in little old rertninly tougher, he is averag- BUI Beermann 20 41 22 54.1 29 25 84.2 19 .95 49 3.4 Johnston Gym, he's one guard. ing 23 points per game and hit Ronnie Stone 19 55 27 49.1 19 16 M.2 31 1.4 70 3.7 The other guard, Ipick as captain of the team. He is ting a good 48.8% of his shots. Cam Man 14 I 1 12.5 7 3 42.7 9 .54 5 .313 Mike West from The Citadel. Perhaps, West only plays He wasthe first prospect signed Paul Briggs 20 2 11 40.7 12 7 58.3 24 1.3 29 1.5 well against Davidson but that he has done, displaying by Driesell. He made his decis Stuart Burneu 5 2 1 50.0 2 1 50.0 3 .40 3 .40 not only a strong scoring ability but a great "feel" for Ion to come to Davidson late in the game of basketball. January. Team Rebounds 151 men are the ones who have givenDavid- Team Totals 24 1512 027 54.7 470 496 74.0 1073 44.7 09.4 These five GOES Own 2150 son the most trouble this year. That's the basis for their TEAOUE UP According to Driesell, Young Opponent*' Tetah 24 1550 443 42.1 490 510 71.0 025 34.3 1400 70.3 selection. Theonly basis. A rare move to the Inside... daleis "anexcellentstudent who FRIDAY,FEBRUARY 28, 1964 THE D AVIDSONIAN PAGE FIVE 'Cats Drop Decision Wrestlers Split Two; Ski Lights To VPI Swimmers Look To SC Meet BY ALEX BERNHARDT BY BOB STRAUSER In wrestling action 'luring the past week. Coach A highly nicceaaful VIM (trimming team invaded the Charlie squad split a pair meets brought Monday Parkers of and confines of the Davidson |K>rst matchc* of the .rftpr and even Tim« ed up the tint place for tin f'h.irleston on March 5. fi. 7- with the I'tmirvii of Ueorgia noon. S'nrk had not lint the; .1 match run articles and innumerable advertisements 'Cata in the medley Las) Mondaj l'\t" hoated !i») cor, , on ski re- Individual the HiiIMiil' ■Acre not (|| y ir until the moot with West juM sorts, ski clothes and skis. The recent Winter Olympics in with a time Mir 2 22 .litti Freshman Invitational swim agrmd over their competition Virginia juttbefore tileDavMaan turned in a good time of Rltltg and attracted U of Innsbrook helped to put skiing even more in vogue. ■take* meet Md wont -.(i f,ir .is to aBoW one appearance Kne N'ichoK and in the 200 fly but the Bquada on the eastern' Winter sports, like Ivy clothes and folk music, [2:19 alteffort* bM< «f thoir wrestlors to go homo for Mike Huvd taw obtained do- have made ■ good pane including talented mly for ■econd MOOard. five the week end The results proved cisions in their two matches. their belated way to our locale big squa'i Compe from the Eastern Back with the after 'Ki'ten-. from Davidson ibutrmu for the over confident Bitard't oapamol had gone into schools, and a temperate climate is no longer a good missing three meets with an ttUon was purelv on nn imlivid Ij Crackers. overtime last year before drop excuse for the Davidson student not to know a few- tnjurad aar mm 181 Jaoebi Re ual baati and no team totals 1 ., , . ,: ,„„ pins 'o the conference ch.impion stylish ski terms to drop. compiled 154 points to take third were computed ■W ml I r bavins Mi match al IM „,,, , , ,,„ " N-,,H urrMl ;1 no J i in the Coach Owight Shoe After several heats, .lohn i I. Mike Bizanl In all defense a great sport, however, divine Helm| ■ 7 (| .() . u H|/;|r(J to skiing is as a job: fly with time of, noved up to n: and gal of exciting and clorful as any Iknow, noted. '.Jacob'- did flood took the 100 I one RuM w-lfa dr , other outdoor activity really glad to him This placed him fifth | two ptoa tor .he ..f and good have M.4. j m-tch „, John (.r|sman Johnn a skier must have nerve as well as skill The r .... (111) back." ""L the entrants, man ' m #■■ hi a Johnnj Webb W| l)!( „,,, . Davidson student now access to several acceptable ' . s im Qto$^ wrn has 'h'": »»'»""« scholar,!,,,, Laaat BbbbT^ managed th. ..tii.-r ..m- Captain ,, slopes, but to avoid crutches empty Onlv ■ ttaa perfuf.naucc l,v '"' h> .^ f and wallets there are "?-I' carded a Ml ,-, "'"" M!l ; "i : things land ol VPI n h tta "; ';■"* Kment* The meet wrapped several the aspiring skier should consider Dave Gar " ***** pl" .plete the ttevldaon.'"' wins free placed Jim Orej off nn on for Davjdaoii and the J? "' S'inl The most common reasons for accidents are poor pace inland turned in a 1:53; brought their record to J7 snow conditions general ignorance ■m fl47> managed draw ,„ „,..,„„,,„ ,,, and about skiingequip ' "' **' ""' mpPli,,,(M .,, '"' r "'■ merit and principles. In this area .-now will often melt second place Ore) a) laced 1 h llh k "''■', '," the "Kltteng turned t.-'-nccs,,,; Mon.v"—";"">"lohnsonPjjP (heavy and n.«. -I, All-,,, f!571 ,„,„,.„„.,.,,., during night , . ,,. and SCORES as )M the dav and freeze at Into a solid sheet of ;>Wl fi(.( | RUFUS ADAIR TWO MORE he leads the front a , h l-alhgan. ..ohn-.,.,, n, afternoon _ dark, With ( ., , ,.,,l,. , ominous ice: in such a case you had better look at UeofrhUUMialmark running Taus past the PI KAPS in this week's action. (Photo by fri hnM.n u r the girls and come home If you are a beginner and are his turn on the >0 free hut swam McCutchen) 1 WIW the trip, tw, to ■ th. made had renting equipment, be sure your Ami.h.h John ,.\l(-ptionally we'll otherwise. skis are no taller than Alexander did parUcularlj you are and that your boots fit very snugly, since good a raUigant showeduplate for te Th* final labulalion on the Martin Miller won the Mil) two boots are more essential than good skis Most skis have uockI job." commented Coach dtving iiiiiiaii mimsinfl the Georgia meet showed David- matches for the freshmen Sh(« "He managed., 2:T> in the safety release bindings to protect your knees and legs. fjrs| tbrW di\es Kicm hi ptf Payne,Stitt,Fuller SAdair son on lop 17-13 and brought [„ |ool(teg forward to next back; is ju-i ilecond that night, but their purpose is defeated if they are tightened too HO iWi rornMana lie appear the 'Cats' season record lo K,j,|.iV .met Saturday for the over ins best lime He needs ,.,| , much. None of these pointers will be of much help. to 1( be among the top six. 3-6. They carried this mark to Conference Meet there la little to to quality Shoe, however, if you insist on going to the top of the biggest gat this down a 2:22 s ml Comb "theae are Charleston, South Carolina, lo he noted as yet Nobody has slopebefore knowinghow to stopor turn. A little practice for the conference meet s(mlr of tnP best freshmen we've Lead ActionIn IMAC Play last Wednesday for the final boon seeded and Coach Parker and experimenting will help you master these fundamen- The Cats' next meet will be ever had. I'm really proud of meet of the year with The js still involved in the details of tals, but the best and cheapest way is to eavesdrop on the al William and Mar\ next Mon their showing and look forward To all appearances,it has been Phi Delt week in the! Citadel. organization for the event These pro when he is teaching his classes. day Following that, they will to having them on the team next incredible world of Sam Going'sIMAC The Dolts proved Than were teveral bright details will be finalized early close out the year with the year." themselves masters on the hardwood and in the water spots for the 'Cats. Billy Mills next week. Thebest way to Jearn to skiin a hurry is to go where during past days. the facilities are the best, and in a surprising number of the 10 * cases these resorts cheapest prices. BJ BJb^^^^h. Ilk i The swimming meet, original points against the Pi Kapps I will have the Iwas 1 6aV" lucky enough to go with Dr.Clark to Stowe, Vermont, for n^i] IP ly planned for .lanuttry. w;i^ fin and Hufus Adair's 2.1 against the I four days during the Christmas holidays, and we found iW«a**l ally held on Tuesday and Thurs KA's contributed heavily to a Hlf the lift fees comparable to those in this area, and the day "f List week Easily sweep the sweep Twenty men partici- I rentals were a little cheaper. Stowe has 28 slopes that ing the event, the Di-lts rrc-imil pateel in the 1'i Kapp ATO con I South, test, place are all longer than any run in the and the novice competition only from the Kappa as the first Taus had I ■P^^^l W* "" slopes there would put some downhome "experts" to [Sirs and Sitfma Ohis At la*< i in-Ill da\ downing their hap I Hf*"* H^^^- shame. One can certainly get in more skiing there in a word. ,i dispute OWr eliniij|]il\ i.pponents 7.131. _ El\j/% Bar^* day than in any two days in North Carolina, and conse- Involving the KA'i and ATO's The Kappa Sigs retained theirfl wm bbW>. quently one learns twice as quickly. w.iv .till unsettled The (UapOte -Mi pi.iic i>.inir111 with vie I aa\ Am question torie< over the Ep's and the " ' nvotvea around the Sin I Bf' 4 If you are not interested in driving a thousand miles. 1 How ntudi \.trMt\ experience I'i Kapp .Inn Fuller continued I K^ ■ however, the Blowing Rock Ski Lodge is only two hours in makes .in athlete Ineligible tor play outstanding ball, as the I Ilk pi JP 5^ from Davidson. Blowing Rock has a beginners' and an s ' Sigs prepare for their last game I " " '" Intramural competition the nexi W intermediate slope anda 2500 foot main slope, the longest *«C W alaf^^H ynafT deciding issue, showdown with the Phi Cams I »i Sm\ aV" vl skis, boots, In the the BB^ in North Carolina. Rental fees for and poles which should decide m-cmid I g $6.50. $4.15 IMAC will determine fourth and JiAtW \2 M u is about and the lift fee is on weekdaysand fifth placeIn this year's tourney place. jt\y an additional dollar for the weekend; this $11.50 weekend f mfmm M*A I rate is the highest Ihave encountered anywhere,and the Kor the Ddta, Steve Davidson only p.m. you want earned off first pl.iee honors m IMAC BASKETBALL mM MWt lifts run from 10:00 a.m. until 4:30 If butterfly to try to ski through a mass of sprawling plumbers, go to the IS and .Icihn Lough ' , took first in the 50 ATO <*0 & Rock, aaWaV A B^r Ik. m"^jj Batfe back ' Blowing but do not expect the snow to be always Kapp.i S,q 8 1 Bk WJ good. When Iwas there last weekend. Isaw six broken '. stroke. Their freestyle relav Lr legs in two hours,and the victims had to wait in line for team, composc-d of Steve David Phi Gam 7 1 Nk^V splints and stretchers. Nevertheless,Blowing Rock is still son.Have Smith. Mike Thurmnn Phi Delt 5 2 _ and Hal also took first Wmtf the most logical place to ski if you only want to go up * *** Foss. a KA 6 3 aV^bk ,> j* s»! meantime, for the day. In the intramural Sigma Chi 6-4 basketball fans were treated to Independent 4-4 My nomination for the best ski resort in this generalj bbBbbbW iin unusual performance from area is the Homestead in Hot Springs, Virginia. It is a Dave Stitt. formerly with the SAE 4 5 W&*\ five hour ride to the Homestead,but the additional three freshman basketball team, in Pik.i 26 class, hours are well spent; this resort has far more better the Beta Phi Delt fiame Stitt Bft.i 2-7 skiing prices than any other place in the and cheaper pumped in 23 points for the Delts SPE 1-7 South. The student rates are $4.50 for rentals, and the a 68-52 win to lead them to Sigma Nu 1-» lift fee is $2.00 on weekdays and $6.00 on weekends. The Later, the Delts downed the In STEVE HECKARD. two-time letter winner at end, trlei hi* Homestead has a 3500 foot main slope, two intermediate JIM STOKES AND JIM GREY congratulate each other after dependents 54 45 to move from Pi K'PP 0-t hand at quarterback in an attempt to fill the vacancy left by rope tows, three back trails for skiing in natural sixth fourth in the _ graduation. (Photo by McCutchen) and (Photo to standings. telling two new swimming records in recent competition i__^^^_^^_ fireplace -*- —-— — in the -* — — — slopes, downed the - —--».-—— on the a circular ~ --»---- ■* The ATO's -»..^-^-»...-^-^-^. snow. Music by McCutchen) KA's. f -«--«--«-—-—. t-. _^. lodge, and adequate hospital attention also add to the Sigma Nu's and Pi Kapp's to appeal, not to mention that the Homestead is centered strengthen their hold on first between Hollins. Sweetbriar. and Mary Baldwin. Consid- place Big Mike Payne's 25 ering the pricesand the crowd, the ideal time to ski is any cuts; you possibly THE FUN BEGINS AT weekdayyou can afford to take the can Indoor Track Season IMAC SWIMMING afford more for your purpose if you have either Profes- sors Clark or Wruck. Phi Oelt 54 Sigma Chi 41 It would be impossible to describe every aspect of only Draws Near The End Kappa Sig 33 skiing in detail since this sport involves not a wido range of technical aspects but also a gratifying amount of The abbreviated winter track season arrived at Dav- "ATO 1V/7 temporarynorunex- color. This is one fad that is neither idson this month, despite the lack of an indoor track and KA 21Va plainable, for skiing has long been acknowledged as the Phi Gam 19 the miserable abundance of undesirable weather. In the HATTIE'S■ ■ i most enjoyable of winter sports by its devotees. Perhaps, SAE t if the Davidson gentleman continues to show an interest, last two weeks, the Davidson Indoor Track team has turn- also, SPE 5 " " the fad will become permanent here and ski sweaters ed in commendable showings in the Big Five and Southern Sigma Nu 3 may come to Rush's yet. Conference Meets. Pika 2 ! just up the road | In the Big Five compe- "These Ixiys receive little Pi Kapp 1 ■ 15, l i tition. held at UNC on Feb. publicity and work under some Beta 0 i STUDENTS the 'Cats finished fourth ahead terrible hardships." said Whittle Independent 0 DAVIDSON of hapless N.C. State. Alan Tur "I think they should receive Tee- ' "eligibility dispute took first in the 70 yard low ognition for AND FACULTY! ner their hard work hurdles with n time of 7.9 sec- tony onds: his 6.5 second finish in botany. mono the 60 yard dash was good Tor .. third place. SEE TATE-BROWN'S Ronnie Reese got fourth in the notes...quotes...trig 880 with a 2:02; Tommy Heff Best Wishes SOUTHERN CONFERENCE ner claimed fifth in the mile. TOURNAMENT The real excitement came from ...dig...review...stew BASKETBALL SteveGill's finish in the quarter. Running against four BlueDevils To WINDOW and one Carolina athlete. Gill moved from fifth to third in the fuss...discuss...cram 126 S. Tryon St. last 220. passing two Duke run- ners in the process. Basketball The Conference Meet wow...whew Southern exam... saw the 'Cats beat out Rich- mond for seventh place. Only Alan Turner produced points for ...pause Coach Heath Whittle's squad. Team Turner took second in the 60 with \a5SV g a 6.4 and cleared the six hurdle. KTATE-BROWNiS/Ti\ CHARLOTTE /(K. 70 yard courseina winning time of 8.1. Let's Go All The Way! Other members of the squad include Greg Gates, John Bar w row and Denny Phillips. The latter combines with Gill. Reese Ccrtce and Turner to form the mile lITtlsmt, £tft. WAY relay team. In the Big Five SUtsl? tfjattmittBxiuWmfly otTMC»a-fe»i« Cy b73F ALL THE 'CATS! Meet, freshmen Jerry Kriebel Company and Steve Humphry accompan Coca-Cola Bottling of Concord ied the squad. Concord, North Carolina PAGE SIX THE DAVIDSONIAN FRIDAY,FEBRUARY 28, 1964 Money For Renovating Union Available -- Currie Business Manager Robert t be one permanent private dining Currie said that work on thc bers." Currie reported. "Once < A.Currie recently announc. area made available The pri remodeling would begin just as we get all our contracts let. we l *v ed an estimated $184,00( ) vate dining rooms can also be soon as all contracts are let He will moveover to the Chambers A , p \ used take hopes that the work begin for \ plan to renovate the down. M meeting rooms to can dining room the rest of the if pressure off the upstair'- of the this spring. "We work semester and through the stairs of the College I'liion are UN " sum / 1 Included are funds to com-. I'nion. ing on our kitchen in Cham mer I pletely air-condition thi> *** «** " * * Union building. The new planmakes we' '>f "he formerly " / /till .ire.i used at ml ■■lore and tamei room. In Health Officer Sees Slater eluded are the following changes: The kitchen of the < < will be expanded, and new faefU AsBetter InUnionCleanup ..nd equipment will be BUT TOM IOFI.IN Cbaacd to make the preparation After two visits from Health Insuector Noah Walters last week, the employees of of f(«Kl easier and more lajtltT) Slater Food Service have taken definite steps to clean up the college's cafeteria. The current dining area will On Wednesday, cafeteria manager H. R. Bryson said that he thought his kitchen become a permanent one which was once again worthy of an "A rating from the inspector. GREGG SMITH SINGERS IN CONCERT will be used only during meal Here next Wednesday for Arlitl Series time«. New furniture will bee Walters first inspected thekit- shelves. "There should not be prepared and that the toilets purchased for this area, and itt chen on Monday of last week. newspapers in the kitchen," Wal- used by the help were not clean- will be closed off so that it may>~ and at that time removed the ters said. "Paper is good roach ed sufficiently. Vespers Open be kept clean when meals are? old rating notice, an "A." He feed." After House Walters, however, at the end GreggSmith Singers Plan being told THE DAVIDSONIAN the not served. Thc college has now taken ef hit talk Friday, compliment- The following professors will hold openhouse for The will be relocat following Wednesday that snack bar he steps to do away with the roach ed the workers on the improve- night: in roughly the spot where; Friday in students after vespers this Sunday ed would return to re es and rats. Rodent feeding sta ment that they made in the serving . spect the kitchen for new had Abernethy llogan Partridge line is now located. a tions havebeen set up all around cleaning the kitchen. "The Concert For Artist Series The location of the old snack: grade. rats, Hopkins the campus to kill and a places Iglanced at today look Blackwell Puckett bar willbecome the new serving! Friday, BY BILL AITKEN Walters did return last pest control company now comes good," he taid. "There art Bliss McGavock Secor line. but he changed his mind about once a week to spray the kitchen tremendous improvements al- Clark Martin. D G. Wheaton Part of the space now vacant inspecting the kitchen. Instead. in an attempt tocontrolroaches. The Davidson College Artist Series will present the ' ready." Fogleman Meeks Woods downstairs will be used for the he had a talk with the kitchen Lest fraternity men feel smug GreggSmith Singers as the third program of its 1963-64 j Fredericksen Patterson, E. F. snack bar dining area. In other help and explained to them the in the knowledge that they do Before he left. Currie told Workman season on Wednesday. March 4 in Chambers Auditorium words, the snack bar and the results of his first inspection and Walters. "One thing we don'tt _,__ not have to eat Slater meals. ——_____ at 8:15 p.m. cafeteria will be separated in what he would look for on his Walters pointed out that the milk believe in putting off is sanita their operation. tion. At time ' The choral ensemble, now on Davidsonstudents willbe admit next one. He also went over shaker has not been cleaned no have we ever of space let I expense money ted free ° f charge, The remainder the plans for the renovation of the properly in the past. This ma what call their third continental tour of downstairs will be utilized as interfere with sanitation. We"ve'Twenty-One Pupils downstairs area of the Union chine is oneof the hardest work Leave the United States were formed Tnc nex,and fina,concert of privatedining rooms. The dining never had report that with Bryson and Business Man ers at the snack bar. n health in 1955 when Greg* Smith, the Artist will rooms will be located in one we did not get on immediately a Series season bo ager Robert A. Currie. Walters said that during his j tne Juilliard String large room which canbe divided toclean things up.' graduate teaching assistant in Quartet on Walters is scheduled to return inspection he noticed one of Tucsda>- A ril M into four. In addition, there will the Sacred the music department of the P to Davidson's the latter part of this week workers fixing salads by taking Currie never did say why. Halls ifr University of California. make his re-inspection. "When fruit out of cans with her hands. the collegeis so concerned aboutt BY BILL Buzz Los BRIGGS ' Hardin stopped under doc _ they brought that kitchen Ho Angeles, gathered a group of have also cited the facts that he cleanliness, it has been neces- r S ° rdcrS: j nCd up to Iintend to give ; To make money, to join the |° young College Sponsors standard. found cigarette burns on tables sary to wait for health reports thp ■*"'«" and Thompkms°i musicians interested in " them rating service, to recuperate from var- Sid DISCODdILdVmdD their back." Walters in the kitchen even though it is before taking action to keep theI f JU WCnt h° me performing complex contempor leaving campus ious sicknesses, and to seek said before last illegal to smoke where food is kitchen clean. °"£ e 'fIslmianh - Dennyn m* arymos.c as rarelyper PhilosophyMeet "I plan . igreener pastures at other schools T ht- well as week. to come backI .**"*""I 1"' nrolled? at P^ClieS ' pretty are few of the reasons that 21 formed music of the Renais StiflA^ The Philosophy Department of often to look at the place, Mi nCtta .f^ Ohl° Spccial and I to get it clean students. decided to part com- \ sance. William Stringfellow. promin Davidson College is sponsoring a intend even "*"?*F ance' W A I panv with Davidson College Student Philosophy if have to livethere." for 2*<—b"*h A*"" m-o o- ont Episcopal layman, will be Conference Increase; «« d ***"> Ini 19o8 ilthe 2o musicians won Applicants the second semester of this to discuss philosophy beyond ex Students may see for them Houchens (wife of Davidson I , . , the vespers speaker Sundav' school year acclaim with... their. performance Saturday. "elves whether or not the col - _ istentialismon March art professor) are also nolonger ...... „ Stringfellow. a partner in a 14. of philosophy loot's cafeteria is still un- of Schoenberg s intricate Opus tl Students from Seven seniors -Steve Gramley. here. ., _. „ New law firm derachieving in the of at the Monday Evening Con- York and a fre- Davidson. Woman's College ofij area Joe Jones. Ben McCoy. J. L. „ ,. „. j quem to „,,,„ ,ega, the cleanliness by for the Not ever the does not contributor University North looking To Blame Their prestige of Caro 'Cats R O. Scar ' certs. was further Moore. Moss. Ted . " . and theological journals, is the rating. Until there a new j JUSt"°£ fl from £"*D"<*°n Ten lina. and Duke are definitelyi is BY CHARLES EDWARDS data plan. boro and J. D. Whitehead-«.rn- "" heightened by a special invita- author of Free in Obedience, pre know that cracks in floors are to receive some Roberts definite information about can sented. and a banquet to be held hard to clean, but I cannot The Admissions Committee, didates from students hero who h leges, are not winning the world in the Morrison Room of the allow that to be an excuse for composed of White. Admissions (Continued From Pate One) for Christ, but are being won filth" know them. Just a few lines on flMttiCA Student Union. Directort F W. Hengeveld.Dean by ;i sheet of notebook paper could over the worldforSatan. Drs. Earl MacCormac and (id that he r Students Richard C. God, the Bible: and by having noticed Of Burts. be very helpful if is George Abernethy of the David quite few Ostwalt, the note fellowship with those It is not strange, therefore, | a rat droppings outside iand Protesaaaa* J, H specific and theories. Philosophy factual.Just Hying persons, son Department have the kitchen near the garbage R.I B. Jaefcaaft, and H A. Bryan, th;it and religions, which are that CHURCHES and CHURCH flMemcn someone is "A good boy' beenholding discussions their re preparing of of But are teaching at KM THE DAVIDSONIAN isi now to send out i*n't much help, though." Satan and not God. God SCHOOLS evolu homes in order to prepare Dav ported evidence two weeks ago acceptances letters to a large is not a God of compromise, tion and socialism and denying The committee is divided into idson students for the confer [ that rats have also been inside percentagef of the more than 800 Truth cannot be compromised the truth of the Holy Bible and isthe two subcommittees pur- best ence. Any who wish to attend, the kitchen. high1 school seniors who haveap for the and remain truth. Salvation denying the Deity of Jesus, and pose of reviewing applications. should contact Dr. Abernethy or Walters reported that he had plied this year. Twenty five per cannot be compromised and re even inviting Atheists and Com f They Dr. MacCormac at their earliest, found Slater had been using ccent of these have already been rate all candidates on a main salvation. The Holy Ghost, munists to spread their poison ' nine point scale: with opportunity newspapers to cover storage acceptedi under the Early De- those con Holy Spirit, does not compro in the minds of their members American silent ratings of three or below mise. and of their .students. by all three members of the sub committee are automatically Almighty God Jesus Christ the And such churches and church film many of placed compromise. schools are in the in a rejection grouping, Lord does not Peo instances while all pie who without Christ, discarding security to — Second Atheist Coming rated above sevenare are hav eternal veapr grouped for acceptance. The ing never beenborn again, haw be found in God the Father, middle group, rated from four to thus never BECOME children or Jesus Christ the Son. and the six. pose the real problem of Satan. And while God is creator Holy Ghost, and the Bible, the Nominated for 7 GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS For Y's Forum Series selection. of all and thus all menareneigh infallible Word of God: and are including BEST DRAMA, BEST ACTOR— Stathis From 5-7, the top bors. God is not the Father or substituting therefore commun BY BRITT SNIDER March 25 Giallelis,BEST DIRECTOR— Elia Kazan. or 10 applicants will be invited all and there is no Fatherhood ism, social security, integration, The speaker in to Faith," of "PICTURE OF THE MONTH! "—Seventeen Magazine fourth the YMCA seres of "Challenges the Christian to come to the college for In- all and no brotherhood of all. UnitedNations: while they damn Dr. Jose Barchilon. an atheist and an asso.-iate professor at Yeshiva University in terviews. Thc sons of God and the sons of patriots and sob for traitors. "A GLOWING ACHIEVEMENT!"— Good Housekeeping New York City, appear a During this Scholar- _ will for series of addresses on Thursday, March 5. ship Weekend final selection Is Satan are no more brothers *, than God and Satan are Su< churches and such Barchilon. Director of Educa psychology al Davidson. All Rochester made concerning the recip- broth u " Medical School in people, church scnools are in ma"y in tion at the Albert Einstein Col three men have doctorate de- Rochester. N. Y. ients of the valuable McCon- ers. Such whethermem ">" bers of professing or sUnces t*"*'"* to trust leg* of Medicine at Yeshiva. grets In piychelegy. nell, Harding, Johnson, Proc- churches ** *~ ' * He Krve6 for five years having spiritual U ily One will be the second atheist Barchilon since 1957 has sen- tor and Gamble, and honor not. neverbeen *T»' J? the psychiatric staff at Strong ly born again, have been given WorldChurch. One-WorldOov- brought to campus by the Y ed as associate professor and as Hospitalin Rochester, scholarships. °. Memorial no faith with which they can neWorid C*"*- « this semester. The topic for his psychiatrist at thc Bronx Muni- j ] spent year - In reviewing these applicants 'TV ° arx a so a as assist accept His Deity. His Virgin One World A ,??.W fld, addresses and forum will be cipal Hospital Center in New ant professor at the University the board makes greatest use of Language a rVOneWorld Mongre "Religious Implications or Psy York He attended Birth. His Bodily Resurrection. " " " medical or Rochester Medical School the letters of recommendation, His O"**01 choto *cho01 "** Un e"U f T0U looking for Ascension. His Atonement. ***",■"?* ' ' " » Lr;, to ■ Wter received by the students who would His being the Go"*1 h ch s conglomera- will IoU8«- an«* receivedl\ his MD from make a shed Blood re " His first address be to the YMCA e^in^ "i nave "definite contribution for sins, or His "■"<* a heathen religions with student body during chapel to the school." mission Second usec|in teaching psychoanalysis Determination of Coming to this earth. Christianity discarded. All these period, followedby a coffee hour to young physicians a fairly good citizenship and wholesome things actually are coming to in the Morrison Room of the M special technique. Itry to dem attitude are of primary consi- The result is that the profes pass, but they are coining to deration and Union. At 3 p.m. a discussion onstrate for them the ways in mean far more sing visible churches and their pass under Satan, and not under am flKI I] will be held in the Morrison which the unconscious of human than standardized tests or even institutions, including their col- God. personal Room, with the psychology de beings manifests ift- interviews. itself art. apaiaM^a a^^pnva^aje -■■■ii. _- "" HaasrhI J As the quality i j w^e*^^ iwiMUl ii partmentsof Davidsonand Char gp^I piaVs. novels, mythology culture or applicants wf IMVV' # J lotte College and a group of ,j and religion steadily increases, the task of Charlotte psychiatrists partici j .._ _ ,. . . selection becomes more *° me' ls "Ulty and paling with Barchilon in a dis 1 OnU more difficult. The STARTS FRIDAY , fe between mythology«£?" a^and religion Admissions cusrion of clinical problems. in Committee can see no hope of MARCH 6 which Mpresses«/„ *, unconsc us relaxation in the coming years. psychology psychological need. This need TheHub The forum will conclude from wilhin men is felt as ex"! ThursdaThursday nlghl with a sherf fM \:X\n% outside, just as we may Dr. Marcus Bloch. L-Hy. Now Bus Station and address by Barchilon, follow I |«^^ project our guilt or any other President ed by a idiscussion with Rabbi fe CENTER THE a feeling to the outside world I I'ME | Eastern Magical Society Ticket Gerber of Temple BialBBailllBV I Office CHARLOTTE, N. C. Israel JJ. will hope to demonstrate this P. O. Box 118 Bethel In Charlotte and Dr. DR. JOSE continuity my — — BARCHILON in talk at David New York 9, N. Y. Hours 9:00 A.M.Till9:00 P.M. FEATURES:1:40 PM. 5:00 P.M. — 8:10 P.M. W. G. Workman, professor of Professor, Atheist, Psychiatrist son." ■