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S'b'je Bumibl^Teliw^ Inadequate Tribute— Recreation Center Fund Inadequate Tribute— Still at $2,500 S'b'je BuMiBL^teliw^ Bumming Problem— Thirty-Seventh Year-No. 10 Duke University, Durham, N. C. Friday, October 18, 1940 Last Rites Held For President Few This Afternoon Concert Series Opens Monday Phi Beta Kappa Elections University Head Laid to Rest Confer High Scholastic Honor With Columbia Opera Quartet On 30 Outstanding Students In Crypt Beneath Chapel; North Carolina Leads Thousands Pay Last Respects In Page Auditorium at 8:15 Surprisingly Low List uf Juniors Elected With 10 New Members Social Functions Program Lists Number Register Thirty undergraduate students /Arias from Nine were elected to Phi Bela Kappa Over Week-End For Draft Here in the Junior elections, held on Are Postponed Famous Operas Less Than 900 Apply Wednesday in the School of Re­ For Registration During ligion building. Of the thirty The University cone 26 Hours of Activity who received this coveted honor, oared in from all over the na- will open its 1940-4 there were 18 men and 12 wom­ ion, William Prcsfon Few was lid to rest today in a chapel Monday night at 8:15, Registration of Duke students en. Seven were from Durham, rypt- Columbia Opera quarte ir selective service Wednesday and 10 were from North Caro- here. J. Foster Barnes, cached the surprisingly low The body of the president lay i stale in the chapel from 9 of the series, referred ti jtal of 825, a mark some 35 per Other states represented were .m. until shortly before the the District of Columbia, Penn­ me of (he funeral, surrounded sylvania, New York, New Jer­ y an honor guard of students. sey, Virginia, Florida, Connecti­ Thousands of students, alumni, cut, Illinois, South Carolina, V educators and friends filed will include Ohio Massachusetts, and Arkan- by the bier to pay their last re- lovort opera of 11 ; to the spiritual founder of ire. Josephine The following students were Duke university. Antoine, sopranos Kathryn elected to Phi Bela Kappa, ac­ Meisle, contralto; Charles Kull­ before the he ot the cording to Dr. James Cannon, man, tenor; and Igor Gorin, the chapel ^ I filled. secretary of the Duke chapter; Baritone, will sing the songs ofm: John Martin French, Washing­ that all music lovers, whether u. with an organ prelude n those l the ton, D. C; Samuel Somerville or not they be opera-goers, love. one of Dr. Few's favorite (plained. Beckel, Huntingdon, Pa.; Robert The p hymns, "How Firm a Founda- Registration machinery here Gordon Murdick, Albany, New on," sung by tlie Chapel choir. Qua,- t from "Martha" motioned smoothly and efflci- York; Robert Clarke Price, The order of service follows: Von Flotow illy throughout the day, he Ocean City, N. J.; Shirley Louise Scripture reading—Dr.Eugene 91 factorum, from "The lid, and students making ap- Smith, Arlington, Va.; Joseph Few, pastor, Druid Hills •er of Seville" Rossini W. Taylor, Tampa, Fla.; Sidney ethodist Church, Atlanta, Beller, Willimantic, Conn.; prayer—Rev. H. C. Smith, Charles F. Sanborn, East Or­ liiislm- Duke Memorial Methodist Destlno" Verdi ie university is no longer con­ ange, N. J.; Horace Goodman Church. Messrs. Kullman and Gorin noted in any official capacity Stanley, Durham, N. C; Anna Habanera, from "Carmen"..Bi;ict Choir—"This Is My Father's ith the national registration Elizabeth Gregory, Durham, N. World." ^Katharyn Me isle C.J Elizabeth Marie Smith, South i-ogram. All information and dress—Dr. Frank S. Hick- Trio,' from "Faust" Gounod River, N. J.; Rose Goldsmith ata collected Wednesday will dean of the University Josephine Antoine Kueffner, Durham, N. C.; Ernest ; sent to the various local draft chapel. _ Messrs: Kullman and Gorin Stanhope DeLaney, Jr., Char­ jards having jurisdiction over CiUiir •1 Me.' lotte, N. C; Carol June Wagner, ie students here. Henceforth -Rev. H. E. My- Duet, from "11 Trovalore"..Verdi Belleville, Illinois; Ethic Almira s, School of Religion faculty. Miss Meisle and Mr. Kullman Gary, Stafford Springs, Conn.; ansacfions concerning regfstra- Choral Response. Aria—Una voce poco fa, from Kathryn Louise Roden bough, on and the draft with these lo­ Organ Postlude. "The Barber of Seville"..Rossini Easton, Pa.; Norma Lee Good­ ll boards. J, Fosler Barnes and Edward Josephine Antoine win, Durham, N. O; Francis The all Broadhead directed the Duet from "Lakme" Delibes d ot si Marion Moise, Sumter, S. C; musical service. Misses Antoine and Meisle who will graduate before July Edyth Maul Hull, Cleveland followed t Aria, from "Andrea Chenier" 1, 1941 will be deterred until Heights, Ohio; Adrian Joy Mc- 1 Few e first Giordano Blanton's Chanticleer Wins ifter that date, according to a Cann, Petersburg, Va.; Carl J. e buried in the Charles Kullman •ecent government bulletin re- Lauppe, Springfield, Mass.; Carl 'Devils Entrain for Hamilton Duet from "The Barber of Coveted All-American Award reived by Mr. Brower. This con­ Meredith Schoonover, Charlotte, stitutes one of two classes of N. C; Tom Davis Smart, Fort To Face Kerr's Red Raiders incere as its love and re- Miss Antoine and Mr. aorta students that will be alowed the Smith, Arkansas; Raymond Lips­ r the departed president, Quartet from "Kigoletto".-Verdi privileges of deferment. comb McDermott, Durham, N. /ere flown at half-mast, Mr. Barnes announced today Political Clubs In the second class will come O; Ronald Viekers, Durham, N. that a few tickets will be left mtinued on page 4) The 1940 Chanticleer, planned ose students whose training C; Robert Emil Perinovich, Lauterpaeht Talk for the concert Monday night. id preparation is deemed "es- Brooklyn, N. Y.; Robert James id developed under the guid- Plan to Debate The Duke Blue Devil grid out- mtial to the national health, Atwell, Chillicothe, Ohio; Rich­ lce of editor Neil Elanton, has t left yesterday afternoon for ifety, or interest." It is under­ ard Grigsby Connar, Rutherford, On International ieii awarded the highest rating Hamilton, New York, where the Pan-Hel Council Issues Wednesday stood by this that the student N. J.; Martha Anne Young, Dur­ Statement Lists rer given to a Duke yearbook s will help Colgate's Red able li ham, N. C; and John Yarbor- Law Postponed f the National Scholastic Press College Willkie Groups TS celebrate the fiftieth an- ough, Cary, N. C. Announces Color Congress Aims association. Will Hold Convention Noted British Authority sary of football at Colgate, The annual is the fourth con- At Duke October 21 icutlve edition of the Chant*- Of Cambridge University Scheme of Dance Utica Headquarters And Regulations eleer to receive the top "All Education Group Will Lecture on Monday Delegates and alternates U The Devils will make their in­ Will Bradley Series American" rating, and the fifth Committee to Present the state-wide convention of col- vasion headquarters in near-by November 7-8, to Have to get that distinction in the last To Hold Meeting ege Republican clubs, which Utica, where they worked oul Document for Approval six years. The Duke publication Student-Faculty Blue, White Decorations rill be held here on October 31, Kappa Delta Pi, national hon­ " afternoon. Only a smal At Assembly Next Week received 955 points in the rat- rare elected by the local Willkie Party Postponed orary education society, will Those who attend the fall ngs for this year out of a pos- p of Duke fans are expectec ilub at a rally Tuesday night in hold its first meeting Tuesday, A statement of the aims and iible 1100, and was classed i on hand lo cheer the de- anees of the Men's Pan-Hel- the Chemistry lectui The student-faculty party at October 22, at 7:30 p.m. in the the regulations of the Student imong the five highest of all the Monday ined Blue team. mic Council in the woman's which ill con ihe home of Dr. and Mrs. Marcus Congress was released yesterday Green room in the East Duke afternoon at four o'clock in mom i Consecutive Game gymnasium on November 7 and by Harold Carswell, president. s of s Hobbs scheduled for Sunday eve­ building. the School of Religion. Judgment was made from 8 will dance under a blue and quet, and a torchlight parade, 1; ning, October 20, will be post­ Dr. Benjamin Childs, profes­ Bcture was originally :very possible angle. Specific mite checkered ceiling, accord- ixpected to attract several hun poned, according to .announce­ sor in the education department, scheduled for this afternoon. sections were analyzed for the congress with the held of drcd students from nearby col ments yesterday from both the will speak during the first half Dr. Lauterpaeht is the author ay by Bob Miles, quality of written and photo­ Dr. George A. Shipman of the ges and universities. YMCA and the YWCA offices. of the meeting after which there international The plans are to have a low graphic copy. The layout and eir first tally political science department. It The Duke organization will bi The party will be given the will be a business session to oblon j forn rly oi ?iiing in blue and white crepe organization of ihe book as a evils. With to: ow marking will be presented to the Con­ presented at the convention by following Sunday, October 27. consider the new members to be Ihe faculty of the London Schi whole were considered. e dedication c lew stadium gress for approval at the next e following delegates: Bob Plans for the evening will be if Economics, lecturing also at leckered effect. The side walls Furthermore, the artistic ap- Hamilton as 1 as the Si- meeting, which will be held next McCloud.
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