l'iii«*riii«\v«"i- L«M-iur«'s Phi Kola Kappa IBmIk Tuesday Gflfje Batottosoman Announced ALENDA LUX U B I ORTA LIBERTAS ZS28 VOL. XXV DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON, N. C, WEDNESDAY, MAR. 16, 1938 NO. 26 Fred Stair Elected Student Body President Scholarship Fraternity Maestro Freshman Franchise Is Fred Stair Spencer) Is Extends Bitls To Seven Passed By Large Margin Chosen On Gailey, '37, Dorsett, Lafferty, Amendment Will Go Into Ef- First Vote Horine,Kiesewetter, Holt, Council Calls *" * fect Second Semester of Fernininily To and Cates Bidden »# f 3r ■Ell Next Session I'ti-il Stair, of Knoxville, was The local chapter of Phi Be- Halt In Vote By ihc overwhelming majority of Be HonoredIn elected president of the Dav- idson College on ta Kappa, national honorary .iju io (iO, the amenclmeni t.> the student body yesterday fraternity, has ex- Student Body Elections Run Student Bod\ Constitution pro- the second ballot scholarship New Magazine morning. Spencer tended bids to one alumnus, Over Due to Political viding for the freshman ftfinchfac Sam was J. Complications made iir-\ vice president on M. Galley,'37, and members of was passyjj in ilir \ « ttiiij.- InI<1 last "Chicken" Issue of Scripts 'n class of '38, |. Saturday morning, the first ballot Monday. Elec- the K. Dorsctt. \iter new first and sec- Pranks Will Appear Be- tion of MVi'titl L E. Horine, the This atiu'iidmcnt, known as Sec- vice president M. Lafferty, F. ond vice-presidents of the stu- fore Holidays and had Kiesewetter, K. Holt, Hi in (i, wii-. first proposed in \\h- secretary-treasurer W. B. J. dent body had been elected, not been completedas the Dav- and A. R. Cates. Siiult in Council, ;i11< i .1 |lIt and the field for the president tons The spring issue of "Scripts idsoninn went Initiation of these members will need lyid ronu1 a head, hy Mun to press, and secretary-treasurer had lo ii I'rnnks" will be out by tin- N.nr went into office on a fivi bring the membership to fourteen, rot Wii Ixip. of the mnil t ,lass. Ilu narrowed t<> two candidates, it i-iiil hi ncxi week, aci"i>rfliii{{ to vote majorit} over Sam Mcwell and the full quota allowed. Eight sen- in.iiiimi i. it tlh .urniidmeui w as was decidedat a special meet- Ilium Sam Rylwni in an in- Bob McOcllaiul, who also gained iors, who arc at present members] tahU'tt. if ruh s, foi U n ing of the council last arcordiiiK terview last week end. places mi the The new pn- arc: A. C Adams, W. I). Herring, student days, was up Stair, ballot. t<> run. and then hrouuhl for This "Chicken" issue, dcdiciited Iml who wai elected ident received 205 votes, H. A. Friday these elections < while H. Hill. C McKnight, J. F. <1( I'isit .11 .1 nut Inii' t (he -lu v< sicvil.iy over again. 'ii t<< ami hotuirillR femininity .it large, to head the* Davidson Newell and MiI li Hand polled 116 Reinhardt, T. W. Street, R. B. huilj Hryant. !)<■ Body The reason for this action, as cU'in Marion )ov will the largest i^sm to come Sluil.nl and Student ' and 84, respectively. S.mi Spencer Vowles, and W- M. Wicker. Torri-y Council, April explained by simltut body presi- K.ll.un. NK I ean ami Jim ,'iit iln-. year atmI Avill contain .v' wilt be in*tailed hy Dorsett, home is Salis- spoke _^____ v.'itnil otiit-f a whose in dent, Teeny Lafferty, during chape] jA'itMin, ..II siniorsi in favor (mm<"n four more i»;i>ms i!i;mi an> 25 if remaining decIions art- bury, has an average of 2.884 tip nt ,i tinndnu'iit, i pokcii , Saturday morning, was ili;it certain the hut iii in tlic previous issues of tIn year run off on schedule. The instal- to now. He is a member of Phi npp. sition -1. velopvd < uinitji> on the campus had been Slu it storic< l>5 1 lii k Vmvles and lation of Stair and other Stu- iainma Delta social fraternity, ed- dent Government officer* is exchanging votes, and thai since Amend Arlicli- f*our iliuliliy will In iiaimed in of Quips ("ranks, presi- KiiiR itor and may iIn tin planned for chapei on thai day. this have hail a tilleel In:n- < ; ntaitaztiie. and results of dent of his iraternity, member of 'I Ik aiiu'iidhii nt .i- pi npo " ing ui»>n the putcomc «>i i!i> bal- the iiiiestinnnairc, ronilueted In O.D.K. stairs thai : tin o( lots, H was thought thai the 1" >i " * Kyhiirn to mid r ensns |4j votrs. i. rlii Lafferty, from Concord, has an \ritele I\ < if ihi' 'mistii ution 1 thing to (hi was t.» begin the vot- opinion ni' sontluTti RirN schools Spencer average of 2.87J. Hi- is president < « f nl 11n- Student (joytTiinient mI I'.i\ Noted Author ii>vr again. These groups have now on i\m 11in 11■in 1 11'in their pref- behind the IrailiT with l.v. while the studeni body, a member of I'i and liis j idsun CnlUji. hi and hrn hy i^ ' signed ;i pledge to "!«" no further Dean Hudson Florida iit ini- ;i^ ti int in i Inishamls !■' Ilaviil Spritnt had M. Kappa Alpha fraternity and Cadet " .Mini ii'lfil hy 1lir inlilitii >n ol .i m i Mere 1 i* ■ To Tal k exchanging, Teency C Iu1m n will furni» h r i RlUSIC « iiellnr or notothi v n pirn tin top annminrctl Hi ' ■ e Srcri'tnry-Tri'a surer ;liioi '\\ .i- ,i : Lieutenant-Colonel of the ROTC for four dance* of ap- Ktii n Si'rlimi foIII'Ws "tli ii ml" ill In also said thai the candidate* *iill the the > . ii i. i'.i « ni.ule I'., li llalsli y an IK v,n. .n! unit; n Inn. ii .hall he t*. hrlil ti proaching [urn" net. Hudson eliK'ihle pnlilii Louis Untormeyor Speak - ■ left in 'the running had to " Will I \\ ■ n ,, Horine, in assented , ■ in I.. -K ballot which whose home is Louis- has played dance*, at . ml. i-U'Ctii n Here Tuesday the plan. for Clem- " ilimiiiatiil Inn I!- :-r Halsl.j poll- ville. Ky.. ha> an average oi 2.M-J. "■■::■!! ;illi| .iItrf Ilie .■ nl Contains Several Satirei < ( son at P. during the lu^ilUl Sam Spencer had been i*li t< 1 and C. last i<\ 1 coiiiparison t" -" *"< I ■< i 5r \.itt- in with IIe won a scholarship IIcidel- year, but this will he his initial Iihc mud mi -i- i hi linn Ilie hi" \\ roi in t tlii- tiiin will ' first vice Charles Mash- i t ■ nl;ir-. president, \\ < I .11 nlrltllr \ IT. IMlll'fl U -it nn I.V) Ihe sei ti burg in his junior year, and has i lit-ii ;it|m|i1i il shall fi into ffrt t i 1 appearance at ■ tit.nn poem- li\ hrini Ken burn, second vice president : Fred Davidson dnncrs. Ion ;ilttlit 'I' Ililtl t , \\ 111] 11 -■. in- ;witli I" -rfniid i let ttrct lit nt .. I'lt'cti'd thi: irniuj il since majored in German, having 1hi I'li'nin^ . t lilt' in I)avi i1 t<'ii v. M ran. ami Mi w ■ ■ Stair and Sam Newell left 1 , ' i :,. j had been ■. \lllV I.'IWl'll I'lllll'll "'rill lllli--t Iin- M I. i.■!" : . ■ ■ ninrm <1 from a trip to Gei miiiiy im Iit id the 1W .Vi —ion. \1t Sniiili nncl tin usual music ri '1 " Im the running for president : and - \ vr.sutilr l: t iiiii- in \ nm i i.i '.ill l», o ■ i'i >n . louiplfti'd tiimorrow lo mipletc his academic work. 1 riau in flici w itit tlii> amtMiri iiiiin. "Notes To You" In Vtrtvles ;il< - ■ ■ Ed Watson and Bob Balsley for " ( iii-it-.- !, Kiescwetter, from Chalfont, Pa., r'Hudson's Band Itin nl are Inr- r* |m aled M i- to 1, >< " will ■■!» in. li.'iiiihn aiidi hi. i .. Kii hiiiond and ■ h> and 1 iltn.tti \\ ill In run. \ i.il secretary treasurer as a result >i iriiiin ursij;i\ ■ Ijic il;i li I . M.itc h 22 M burn lias an average of J.S-1O. He i- a In nnti fi i « ill il i atnre r Featured original In . ol t.nliii, - ■ ■ ■ - Molt, \it' : ih. proptisal had j thai in lifi b\ bei oniinn lai -.'-ill \t\ th : u who lives in Greensboro, lias tin- spruiK issUi - - |,i . author, ■ ,i - i ii riila - " " u Mon- Dean and i i-inii r < I< enj Covit Hy Ryhurn ■ii' i.iti ;.. dap 'li vt tjnj' ol " cheerleader, of I. stndrnt I" iilmt. *.'. much ila ■ ■ I'' '■■ tin a member Phi Oani- ( luhuu'n offer oni1 < >i ibc in. ■ a - - - , i ;i< - - - - 1 I.iliViu pn ntii| Id stu hi- t, limy ,,< ■. ■" ' captain ii the 'Iln I, linn li ti hei \\ hat -mi. -I m i -: ma Delta fraternity, and of program* presented rover drawing will he mm. 1 From MeetingIsorted ever !">■ lit IIIill) in ImIi.iIi iil* t lie Ctiltll- not lo ' gym team. (I. ill leach Forward Warn n lav . Sam \*. ■-■-. II, the a line lij Kilitoi Kylmrii anil a i-.in ol orchestra. With hi- four ,1 r, author, -- ■ Calf-, Ala., ,. Mnnror W'ickt il^ ■"■ !■■ ■ i, ,! Stair. from Jackson, achiev- \ Returns From O. D. K. Pro- tttn nu'inbfrs, Ik1 has ;i hand that randid caiiu t-.i .t^ fealmiin- Retired ButineRI Man average jlln n sp'ti^V hiii il-. in it- Im half. (Continued on l'.isr 6) ed an of 2.762 for the three vince Convention not plays tit,- nm n "femininity" \\ill he inrluilril in il" II' : it" .i th, ti .". only latest . but I hue (u ;ui untnti^'i!) tllixilp in stII- . lit j-rar.\ years. Alum- - - ,.lu. ■ and ahalf lie won the ..l-ii -ihl; Mis> l-'ranci ( II. ' issni 'IIn ii-n.il huuioroiis hits 1Pi-1li < nl... : ,-- in Mr. !■*. I.. recently ,(Iim hi'il\ i-!( rtii in-. \'i'i '■" hi nci ni cla->, Jackson has 'win v. ■ w -- Association medal fur hi> t he -i mghird ■'i the < ■ of rsi anil joki ill hi im ludeil the 1. I an l)il!,i Iubm< ,: di lay* 'I ;. da) Imlll ll-iin .V 'I .ilti-tic is majoring returned from Omicron li and in Greek. :;:: uuustialU i harming voice. :iinl iln-i- will In- appropriali worlils. lie lain Kappa Province convention at ♥ r< tired from .i Pre-MedGroup ;i the spring atnios|ilnri and t.i ■ ■ '■ ■ ■ Within ill) orchestra is tang" a ntifacluriii i. .nl Jaikson, Miss. > Restricted Week-End 1>.ii* pin : " " ;, Sigma Representative! from nine col- am! rhutuba I which whli ll ■.. . pie-i.lenl .'111(1 Hears McNider Eta Phi 1 They By Lingle Cartoon fni Ihi "fi-nnni i ur" factory > i man; i leges and were present nativt' instruments soon have Denied Dr. 111.111.11 ili. ol universities \ 1 i ' in t ha r In-i-ii 1 int il'iit.-.l !i\ ti " '■!■::, at the audience In clnti li oi Latin " I'vrral li Iin* and .il .nliimi ai. Professor of University of N. the convention. There i- a N'a- K ii"\\ it," Initiates Men I ni'ihiufj .il'i 'iit said ol tin .-lil millililllnl ■ \ni ...r tin m ■■ ; , rhythm. ;.:; i tional Omicron Kappa Con American - . m i .N lilirat ■. Ih -. an C. Visits Campus n Delta |)i Walter I I\n*U |.r« *Uh mi M iiliiiiitt Hi.- Ihe ''lubnii ti dii n< >t -tiik to in- irtisi rlrawin an lhoj,ont)'. havi adopted ' every two year-. ' been a- !' vention held In it" the Mill, - ,: ; I \\ \ \l, \:.l, l!.. :i- music, have Davidson when asked Ilai In". ami i nl"' Watson Street Reads Paper the year the is strumental but formed rollene. . . Irx'llimil 'i :' -. liool- ami mil convention not held 1 un''in 1 11t11< ■! i itin ■ ining restricted 1 at thel'l During Meeting :i l-I ity of. N'urll Carolina I l>;tn nmpiled nion than ihiHj which Mr. Jackson was elected na- IIr. v.-ihI re had is-iir iii tin VMmdaj ninl t ii!. Mi \nl.-- ■ na Alpha Nh chapter of Eta Sigma Tommy Doi-M*y, famed trom- l-iii^'lc thai tin out linn t.ir students vohinii ■■ ol prose and m..,-, , | tional president of the fraternity u tiitn.tlk kii'.-.vii iv. hi- Phi, i-ipht junior heen certain rcMrations placed to nlilrtlisli tin ii- stoi k nl till1lli(?ll- Donl., tiod," disci members of the was held a year ago in Atlanta. Ga. bonist and orchestra leader named - which "IIn ■. ol won were mem- Dean upi in the student* in ihc pasi and t typi joke* t.i utili/, the Inn prize NT if .'■■.■tit ot .'i-. ased k-' class initiated ititn the next Hudson's band as "the best iliirint: the for the best I k - - The province convention will also, On i ; ■ ,1, |) bership this fraternity, college that lately, there had heen print; vacation. Italj -p,-, r M, nf classical at Washington orchestra 1 have heard in on v.iittcn h\. n nun Italian. " he held & Let Uni- sonic discussion over tlte ahnosi \n!- i -aid thai .: l"i iiinil at !la " it was announced by Pallas Her- my tour of twenty-four larger col- ♥ and atiotIier "The Book versity one year from now. A spe- of l.i\ inn I) ,■. ring, president lege*." wholesale exodus of students from 'Iin- University of Delaware i- ' ; idson, ami ii . ilson tiu-n, a 'ti- of the local chapter. cial already \ r e." pimtiil simullam nuslj 'i ,, committee has been tin i viction campus nn week-ends, but, he now offering .i -. .ii nl study in London, llamhurR, »hi I keil up by, The men received are:Charles Miss Colwcll has become well Paris. and Mi ■ appointed to arrange for an elab- stand, the administration has nev- "■ ■■ Roberts, Gordon Riggan, L. M. Al- known for her solos and her work Switzerland tn cnahle students to Ian. wa- bailed as the logical sue haractcrs. orate at that ■ celebration time. er the slighter! thought to study tin- Leagui .it I'he. tu| ■ [)i> informal lison, Al Bixler, Warren Gaw, in the vocal trio, The trio i- <|i:ite Riven of S'atirms 'i ■■■ to tin 11 (ford Book ol Int li John Omicron Delta Kappa, founded any t'ir-t hand. was tii. A. Mawhinney, Walter Stitt Robin- (Conttnuril nnPage Si\) method of restriction. Iisli Verse. When the Encyclopedia1 hiologically-minded pliy- at Washington University, 1 & Lee "A ill tur uf ihis type would son, and John Scott Raynal. A fea- twenty-five Itritannica wa- revised he wa- -. years ago, has a great- to In ! ture initiatory program -to tMicerned with .. lit of the was er significance most honorary Ilectcd contribute tin artii li - than flo « liich ivi ; Lit< ii i.i beauty." he a paper by Watson Street on So- l»ov. llocv* Smsik■ On l«Miiid<-i\ Dnv" nnidt'rn Ann!ican pi '-trv. fraternities, for it represents men said. highi'i crates, in tile light of the indict- "Tn fulfill the a 5 of in all fields of endeavor rather than Lectures Are Informal one must I < t " < 1 medicine attempt to see ment. Streei's paper has been se- special In has appqarvd 11 i r the outin Ilit rovi rnor, who urailuniiil in a line of work as most Student Body Will Hear Exec- 'Ilie spi aker will lecture on "IIn tkr- organisms as a whole and lected by the local society to be honorary Davidson student body. There frimi tlic law rlcpartincnt "i the fraternities do. Members utive at Chapel Time American Art-." His Iccturi are ;elation: in ach itin ■. Also submitted td the national frater- will also Im many alumni and! Iiiiiiimh ,.i N'nrtli Carolina, . are not restricted to any one ac- April 12 rc- in In- ■ '■ ■ -< i.| ■ broad scope, though the. must st tidy n I nity magazine, "Nuntius," !:■ present to 1 ■ ''I .-in and i\l\ iln the which friends of the honorary from , ,- tivity; they come from the fields rlcRroc remain informal in tone, rantr . ient. but a is edited by Prpfessor George Cur- of all kinds of work. Professors Clyde R. Hbey, Governnr of hear him. Davidson at the Centennial celebra- ry through the arts and tli.tr the mental --.I. | inves- of Birmingham-Southern. and N'nrth Carolina, liiiii last year. IIt was a r presi n students are brought together will be the prinj implications. His audieni ■ arc ol I tiii the patient At regular i.iir.i in ('■■iit.'ii^, from ]'>]!! |o tiKatcgl - - the meeting of the on a basis of mutual cipal speaker ;it the nne hundred ■ ■ interest and I -' t' n iiirpHsed to dear him t i i and .i". : g| chapter Monday evening, 14, I'1 ami Im prai 1 " March i tii cd law sinci i - ■■"■■■ understanding. Many pertinent and fir^t celebration of the found- fai tiou ne to berious iieifl Professor C. 'I" n until his ncent clectioiv Bailey, member of problems are ing of Davidson on Tuesday, April to ■ J. solved by this body I\ ii e versa. "A tinilical t lil the Greek department, presented iln- Kiilicrnatorial chair of N'mtli of men and students. 12. I"rinn :::. ii -.. ,:. the person asks a discussion on tile history of nkn Carolina. ♥ '- med- The Davidson Delta Circle is in This program will comnicin- tii" v. !■-. rcfore oi | n icine. Dr. Bailey spoke ■ Sesq«icentennial iJr. Moore, of the the southeastern province. The morate the cele- Orcn nl Charlotte, Orchestra To Play Money i- ma.,-, in- said, ;in-! cic- physicians emphasized ■■ Greek and convention for this province will bration of the adoption of the Con- who i< president of tin general ■ . 1' their influence in this field. During jbe held at the University of South stitution «"! tlic United State-. .Minimi. Association, 'I he iilleye music depa til ■ meeting Carolina, auuounccd the business which fol- April 1-2. where it is ex- hi. Walter !. Lingle, pr. ideitf has announced that 'I hi I ittle Phil Dr. M ■ 'l"'ii ■' i Xiiler -■ thi* I twenl :^ln .-ilniTini chap- ' ' lowcd program the Davidson j prefer!— trraT~rrre Davidson Circle of Davidson College, announced ' I n hie Orel tra will prc I ■ ■ ■ " ' ictor: chapter decided to send a delegate will delegates Monday. He said that Gov- j '■ '■ an .!"■red fourth Kirst, | be represented by as this thrnuRh- and fit I concert in tl he must have i : ■ ■ to the national convention of Eta Hoey '"peak -I ..lit the l'i. i, well as Mr. Jackson. ernor would nn "The II cerl cries. Ihe cimcei t will be held naliti :.-.■ must l..i-. Sigma Phi, which will at founding ■ rlaj i|| ( be held of the nation and the is Tin il .■ in banibcrs auditorium o,n Wed- '■■ ng, and last Columbus, " ' Ohio, April college." peakfi ■ in of this Columbia University students founding of the It is in- liavi v In. uill he com nesday, April at .v :30 o'clock. ;::: ■- to relal thes< year. asked President Butler teresting the growth "li 1 ill : ■. ■■ . I The — X. M. to to compare I moratint . i.uidson orchestra is cemposi '1 i I ; — in.nl, ♥ apologize for not allowing Rob- of the United States from thirteen has ilui in Iho past ci ntury. fourteen artist musician:) under the "My clicice of likely material for pVoRram ■ ert Burke speak colnnies to the Jli' for Imindi ■■ Denver University co-eds have to at a student loosely-connected r's Day direction of the wurld-famo i i b,e a ma"n wh requested university authorities to !club meeting. great nation it is today, and Dav- !has not yet heen completed, said 1ii rgc Shapiro, ■Many of these had four years f pre med growth two . Liuglc, tliongh studies provide chapcrones for their fra- idson's from small Dr. Fred Smith, men are native Europeans who have anil om who is not a - ternity and sorority house parties. Approximately 100 teams from IIbuildings, Oak Row and Elm Row. .'ilunini secretary, is working on ilc- made music a career in America of t:r.uK-s but a man who di I states arc entering to it today. one. But they have been told that eti- j the debate tour- the institution i« Gov- tails of which will be sent to and have played with the outstand- in his work regardless of gi ney sponsored by Hoey address each of the twenty-eight quette says such functions are per- St. Paul's Col- ernor will make his alumni ing orchestras *°i Europe and Amer- he said. "To me; the pre-med dean lege wen-fifteen, regular chapel (Courtesy Observer) chapters fectly proper without benefit of of St. Thomas and College of at the Charlotte to be u»cd by the chapters ica. A very interesting program is is more important to Gov. Clyde Hoey theip*celebrhtion. tlic student chaperonhge. St. Catherine. time. This will be the first time R. in assured.

®f)e ©abtbscmtan Pan-Germanicism Camp UN in Cartoon jJ^^tI King* For A Founded By the Class of 1915 An Editorial by FIELD HORINE l.a-t week there »a- \ustria. This week 1937 Mcabn 1938 there i- a Iiertnam. larger by the 6,7(30,000 Plssociciled Goflofcioto Pics inhabitants ol it- newest province, German- jflk>'^H I!y CHUBBY KING DiKributor of \u-tria; and. for Ihe first time in history, €blle6iale Di6est Vicuna is subject tp'>-c that a majority of the \ustrian ,* y IfJ >V.iClSHAS MCVtRHAD A F.7CM Cothran predicts that the average llroadcasting System .. . Hoard him ' : ' '" FRAIEKNIT) — NationalAdvertisingService.lnc. populace favored anschluss. Thai this was I -"'iF , OR student of tomorrow will be five late Sunday nitc a fine band, inch, CaUtu PMhkm Rftmnlallu 1 feet one weigh 105 pounds, good -how with tin ca-e lias been admitted even the ? choral group fea- by most .^Wj^ii^....■/" |;< Wi :.SPOUSE1RAP/ cabin mi the Davidson ing Rock ... A bunch of Betas and EDITORIAL STAFF lor a plebiscite, which incidentalK would J& \ College's social life reached a cli other- there, however Hu-john ■ - Assistant | Itugli Dado Kditor ■('.! i.v (1^ — Kditor have been illegal 1'Ml THt RASr IEARS, CtNT Of THE GRAD- max with l>ig parly thrown tlic couldn'l stand the companj ! Hell ManaRing according to the I/ .. . N'o loi Calvin . MaaaningKiiilnr In addition, Uas only mis sh> uwesof stercns Kentucky Colonel Robt, L. Greene. information forthcoming from thi- \WiHey I'ttc'ill . ManaRinir Kditor Austrian constitution. the pleb- Wm+%iti?ri i'- uau-t'oF ARE Editor FIVE CUT OK 08 [JrlW J&^i "■ >o-J 1)1) (Dentist's Delight) .. Honey-1 group . Hick- following example Terrell I'orter _ MinanuiK iscite \s.i- in within the . . Perrj Sloan Managing Kditor have been held short Sports MEETINGS IN THE "y^ar!* suckle would have served tile wein- of Dan Iver-on Tier Hilt Marquess Kditor -pace of three and one-half days, There LAST KrWm'ii"/ \A\\ enticed little — Owen foake - ..Associate Kditor THIRTYYEARS/ wffi' er- from the floor if he had gotten off on another jaunt to a joint S.im C'othran -Associate Kditor were ffjw Euclid Kant Associate Kduor no adequate polling facilities, since IJ//J f /A\\ there . . . However, following the somewhere in the Appalachians Associate Editor . . . Hector McOeachy — \ii-tnan- had had experienced example ot faculty. Bill Preston Vates l'.i>-in -Associate Editor not occasion or uppnr the arrived 5 A.M. Mon- Sam Ryhurn Art Kditor the -e'la'te group enjoyed day morning HiMir) Baker Movie Kditor Minify to vote since \''Mi. Plans for ballot- a -cdate from Flora Macdon- -'liiare dance, figures manipulated ald and vt'inthrop . . BUSINESS STAFF ing were nothing short of farcical, since the . Parents of Manager under the inspired guidance ol an- courted maid practically adopted Wesley I'oghill Collection answer "Yes" wa- to have Letters to the Editor I hn I atimer Advertumft Mem been already other kernel, Fiji Liipfert of St. "Footsie" 11,11 Asst. Advertising Manager il.iMtrrs li»l kn th subject cutting. Cowan and lie returns Miller Circulation Manager printed on the ballots, and those over wnrria in K tn All letter* con- Andy turner . wishing to sidered f'ir puMuMtinii mu-t be -iRti'-il, :i1t1i,iuk1i tli.1 -itfiiaturi- may be Vim- fame . .. Wallowing Tonts- again this week-end to Terrell Porter ...Circulation Manager withheld if desired). Greenville . \ote "\'o" to idea played ijigrcsstons ■ Sam Hemphili Asst. Business Manager Schuscliliigg's newest of -en arithmetic . . Sam Kyliurn at Flora Macdon- -. MAN HOW SHALL WE ___^ | ousting RIGHT FOR with a push engulfed __^_ . Nazis complete!) were to have had in the corner . . . Re- ald by enchanting damsels ' THE DAVIDSONIAN KNOW CANDIDATE'S bel Cooke drew a Yank who Every great and commanding movement on the an- to use their own sheets of paper exactly five ... and rc- cooed at hi- classic remark Dear Hick: QUALIFICATIONS? fouglit gaze nals of the world is the triumph of enthusiasm.— by eighl centimeters! \ml. besides, if Schu- ... that old question .. . Ned "As 1 upon your shining Emerson. Vou have doubtless often thought To the Editor: Iver-oti momentarily diverted from tace-" . . . Spirited women I schnigg had realh wished determine ihe broke to of the difTjculty of the student There has been a lot of loose military activities by the advan- rigid restrictions to bid Don Cleve- peopi,'- will, he might have hi 11 > '■% picking right for tages possible Politics. .. called for a ref- 1 the man talk going around suggesting that in a good post office land and him farewell. before his the editor of The Davidsonian. we have -ort of education . . . Party properly It seems fairlj evident thai Davidson will erendum conference with Hitler. some controlled I- it an\ wonder then Isn't tinic something we can do politics on thi- campus. The argu- chaperoned and lij;ht refreshments Kiesewetter, Dorsett, Taylor, Ar- ■ that members of continue In move along; in the same groove limit it It reason- rowsmith, Schuschnigg's own cabinet demanded his a .- doesn't seem ment seems to be that we don't served. Charlie Smith, and Mar- politicallv far sntiiy time, ami there seems able tliat there are six juniors on know each other quite enough. chant all to resignation? Does it, ler the circum- well — Clinton to KA dance tn ho mi lietter solution In the problem; the l».i\ idsonian staff who have Controlled politic- usually con- In Charlotte Bobby Gish, ban Friday night ..Mysterious ref- stances, seem at all strange Hitler nistering, — . Here, we try to kt'i'p politics nut of elections that used sweated and slaved and taken that notes party organization- and cam- stunned Fanny took ten erence to strange potions appcll.it- the iK-casiini tn mute what really one interest in the Davidsonian uhirh paign speeches. This ob- minutes to make amends Bud ed "Bookering t.'i tirelv. Ihe ideal is the conscientious vote is would ... Water" .. . George people under ■ government will make it the outstanding paper viously be a great evil. The main Ingram and Joe Bailey at hot dog Richmond worrying over Concord ■ >f even man and one leader? ue w .uit it to be. It seem argument against politics is that we roast in city girl's back yard ... Babe . . .From Sweet Briar and t ■ .(-. though, However human nature ju-t doesn't run .iKihir. th.it perhaps do know each other well enough. Swede Johnson and George Milne vicinity, Billy Turner surprisingly there in one man. or two, on the The of the i- we with $3.61 and two lovely returned that way. \iwidealistis much tn he admired fact matter that lassies without autographs from staff who has taken such an atti- 1 know each other well enough^Htl in $3.60 push-it to airport ...Boun- B. & L. ... Understand Hayseed l>u; -■■uu-!i"U i- not practical his al\vay> the Senior tudc toward his \\ > >rk Sometimes 1 way. regard der returned less $3.00 much Tliomas Slants one but not always in but introduced— new dance at attitude. We must realize that as long as there is a man who intend*) to to abilit) for the offices for which wiser . .. Numerous SAE's at pri- Woman's Club however, "Davidson and Open — dance there are elections tliore will f>e politics Politics" make journalism hi> life work. HutI we nominate each oilier. The U-- vate dance Mathis pulling Charlie only possible with Swing and Sway 111 recent we question, McCarthy act rhythms This year'- electi ■:: ■iclmdal, the uncovering week- there lias been niucli don'l know who such a man u.il answer M the "Whom with Lem Kornegay of Sammy Kaye ... Ray would be, if he exists. How 1 gonna vote Bronston Kenny inspirational nf a ma/e of Iraternitv vote-Mvapping en- talk "ii the campus of changing froin "tir can] for?" i- "John Doe. ... surrenders Pittman found by He's a good boy," or "He's a fine prized possession to young lady, Woman's College poetess To terprises, i- enough reason to believe that present system of elections to one of open .. . politics, A good editor can make a good fellow. 1 roomed with him my but with no regrets ... Who broke Raleigh, Bits Watkins to Sally the pledge slnmld be put before fraternity IIn idea lia- been discussed in the and in Nichols, - Davidsonian cr.n make a bet- freshman year." We know him all a window the Hotel Charlotte Bill Ross to Peggy Heath presidi nl e\ er\ jear. Letters to the Editor ter Davidson, hut a poor editor rich', but not in the right way. Friday nite and was later featured ...Dunford and Hines in bachelor .,, will make a poor Davidsonian How then can we present each upon lawn of Mecklenburg's Sani-I party with usual i |iolitic> might a nine at _ !■■■''■:■■(lur ,; M ,,| results. 'pen work for which may easily he another blow other's qualifications for any partic- Davids.nii, eventually but contention would ! (o the college spirit. ular job without getting into poli- gruw great ctrmigh to make the campus a This situation wouldn't be so bad tics! The solution seems simple C*$ T a k «» Ig "hotbed' ot rivalry and contention. No, the if the also-rans weren't waste- enough If each nominator (stu- qyl E as v basketed a* soon a- elections are dent council, onl\ Milutioii, even though it is cutiscfvative jB tlii'iy uiftbtT here l;<- YMCA cabinet. Da-v- -Ui% over. If the\ had tiefinite duties, idsouiait staff, individuals, etc.) By and in rut, apparently is ine Rut Miller the same pol- "^Sm cciitlj I have had the experience : ' ' their would obviously would make a brief anil carefully ik^Cl icy : ill i\\ i- present stiideni : 1 "" "' ' L lln council -w mM "IT 111 1} ■>■■■ ". e be of mt.it value. Rut since this is worded -tatcnicnt of the candidate's GARNERINGS— Choice crack of gagctl to the most popular in "Kn il "■'" ti us as .-lean as possible." not the case, im- qualifications (lilnited nirl it \< all the more to twenty the week was overheard when boy town; that's still another feather portant word-, in tint we elect the RI<">!. might\ However, matter how they arc- run. v\ben we see bis name on the to read il.lhe problem (if there i- reading drab Anil, his assigned history review last "Please ' I believe that such systems onei should of telegraph me railroad fa?e i righi atniosiiherv certainK makes things would be take care itself. Thursday. It's the second time il Davidson, 1 O. LAFFER — — home, I am broke." bad for lor reasons which I shall fV R. A. TORREY. has happened too. According to seem a litth nn ire cheer\. " ' outline brie il v : Athletic Director, Davidson has To which tin' father wired back: ( "Nothing doing:. reilit i- dire tl illi ge, Mr 1lobart. and o,,,,,| . larger per centage of boy.- engag- Take the feathers First, am (ll |M pained will be in- his workers fur keeping the campus in such From ing in sports, either intramural or out of yniir cap, stick them on your significant. Must of the exponents Campus to Campus back, and brightening ardent varsity, than any school in the and fly home." fine condition the green's "i system will the open admit thai the idea Although the state'- legislators] to purchase a small prospecting kit, south. Keep up the good work. with vari-eolored flowers. Ihe crocuses i- purelj -clfi-h a method to help their believe a University ofKansas com- including acids and necessary along the walk front of Chambers I'.uiM- tools THUMB — in j fraternity gain munism investigation unworthy of to detect "pay dirt." — NAIL SKETCH it a few more offices and thus RECORD V,,u know Lee, seems ing have drawn considerable attention and | their august attention, the impossible that >utli a di-- more prestige. Rut the result wouldbe that that iu.-ti- janitor in the chemistry building. add thai final delicate touch. tution's board of regents' special ; "Double feature -bow- an- the tinctive individual could have been offices would have to be Well, he has been working there distributed among investigating committee has re-.|third stage <^i movie evolution." overlooked by ihis column for so fraternities, for about fifteen years every long all the or among the one* in the sumed it- inquiry. says a writer in the Silver and and a time. But overlooked he was da> handle- chemicals of all Hit-,' Clui) strongest combine. Either way would ut- The state senate killed the probe Gold, -indent paper at University kinds. until he approached us the other ... Vet in all hi- work he never terly deprive bill, but the regents immediately of Colorado. has day and asked why he had not ('dee the non-fraternit\ man of of- received I.a-: week the i !nl> returned from fice, announced that it would immediate- "First they had silent ones; the an acid burn or a had cut been included. We finally bargained, would hinder many tnen in fraternities 1 from broken pla-s. what was termi 1 a highh successful con- ly reopen it- search for those who [ next croup talked, and the Just think what he nave me his autograph and I with several potential leaders, now happen* t.. 1 and would followed A i- ones the) double the average student promised to wriic him up thi- cert tour From the state syndicatedcolumn "isms." report ex- show in bills years in mereh aid a few fraternities who coufii pected late smell!" who take- four of chemistry. column. He is a senior but will "Music Comment." the authoress Mrs. ! not this month. Neglect re- gain unices for their men any ptrfer way. the fact that the average turn next year to grace our foot- I.aura Ilowell Nrtnie'n states : student years It i- easily seen that such re-tilts could So Something new in the field of in- The American educationnl sys- doesn't t.ike four of ball team by his scintillating play. tercollegiate will tem "too machinery, chemistry, "Judging hj their concert in Wilmington no good, and any prestige gained for the meet be tried at has much too A nice appearing boy, wears glasses last Sunilax. the Davidson College 'Vice Club lesser Cornell University here next month.;jmuch teaching and too little learn- at times and U unmistakablein hi~ lodges would not be worth the price. College !ing:" 'loiui; Dartmouth and the Uni- THESE FATHERS— A farmer white shining sweater with that l>tR is splendi

Dr. Foreman Speaks At Ilaviilsoiiians Enjoy Old Fashioned Square llatieo Professors Sunday Vesper Service Make Talks Bible Professor Uses "Phil- osophy of Popeye" as Sub- Concert Will InRockHill ject of Sermon Foreman, Gwynn, Cumming, L'sing "The Moral Philos-iBe Presented Lilly Attend Meeting at upli\ til" Popeye" as the Unique Winthrop College t< tpic "f lii> sermon, I>r. Ken- By Glee Club l.a-( Puesd n March neth Foreman, of the 1>a\ , . 8. Dr. I Mr- K. Foreman, I)r idsofi faculty, was the speaker Varsity and Warren ami I. Quartet :i!1 11 Mrs 1"rice H fIwynn, tlu- ser >ii Sim P. Babcock Will Appear . Dr at vesper ■**** ."111 <1 Mr-. \\ I' ( uniinn. day, Program Also ■- . March 13. On HI Pr«»tVs,..r I \i"ti r impressing upon the stu- II. . \A\\\ niaiio a I \\ iinliri>]i ( dents the serious texi of his ser- j Ihe Davidson C'nlli-ge ilee trip in "..Ii. : ( lull w Ml it-, annual Rook Hill, i Thej tin- moil, Dr. Foreman explained just present -~ S. vvero who Popeye especially for the spring concert in c hainbers ' iin< t of the Honor Society i-. and the seniors who probably had not read Auditorium tonight at eight Winthrri]! chapter nt o'clock. llii! Aim iican ■ iciatioi ■ about hi* adventures since their Coach MeEver and Mrs. Thane MacDonald (left) enjoy them- -- Glee i hil> a growing rep- I :t irs ■ it freshman j tar. I>r Foreman did Tin- ha- lelyjBI nt thr Civic Leagur square dance held in the high school gym nivcrsily I'n. . \\ in utation throughout the south tor last Saturday. Almve, Major A. L. "swings his lady" Io the thriip ldI'Icjji'. not talk of Popeye's adventures but Baltard presenting ihe lim-^i sacretl ami tune of "Put On Youi Old Grey Bonnet," rendered by the throe- In (In aftcrn :, ■ . ■ | rather of his philosophy : "I yam piece string hand. of community and surrounding " secular vocal music fur men's Members the ( limniiiip lm., .in inti ■ yam and yam." gathered to aid the Civic League in for funds. what I tha's .til I country their drive ■ voices, 'IIn- membership N limited -(Photos ll his) Tilea "1he world i> full iif Popi yea by Walter Kunz). ' .i l\.i; : Many thousands of people from to ilint\ voices ami includes stu- !.'" . i Mural !■..■■■ dents from practic&MI) state Alst) ;il tlii- ni' ,lji I I.,. ,: boast to coast, in every walk of life, ever> 1 in south; students from, Society. M i back and say, 'I am what i the ami also Cu sit am. mini " i far off Korea and Africa The di- inti n larence Ilarrow illustrated the ■ rector, I'r.'i Thane McDonald, is Square Dance Is Given ■!.i-:-.:: . ; point that even brilliant and suc- ■ ■ ■ the college organist ami i- al pri^" 1 i " ■ 1'i-a ami cessful men are among the -in- [ acting .,t i ■■■:■■'",■■ school. Harrow, just i-nt Director Musii mir By dents of this IV, Davidson Civic Club absence of t turned 80 years nf age, was asked inn the Jamea Christian Pfolil \ I. :lii:.il ilillllfl >■- .! . ■ :. btiinc his death, in just what way Hoard on Radiu Teachers and Students Dance if till rlcii . ll lie regarded himself as having done ' year tin- organization was To Antiquated Version ;n , .-■ An.-i lln i the most go<-d. Mr. Harrow replied Lasi Beaty Speaks heard on M-wral railjo broadcast!) To Report Of Big Apple iliiinw, (hi that lie thought that his tolerance - Professors ' and i!ii war a selected double i Wind rop cliapti' f I \111 i-- towards believing ;ii; num. that no one Vwaj v\illi 'In- l \|i|ilr ■ . quartet i his acts On Northern Colleges and i nlli'fji S\\ hip, Thri'i* : ing tiiiii.i chapel services wliii-li are. frssor- Ihis mii: ;.' began al had done the greatest amount of rotisiii|> iIh-i-i s tin- l;uihI Prof. Beaty Pleads All to Be !,i> ,,|, a-i directly from the college for old ■"!■':■ ll.,\ l1 1 Ilut even this great leader si|ii;iri- iliitu'i*ITlmsi1 who have Loyal to U. S. audituriuin. Wood and Brown Will Talk at fa nil Ii .i sliorl . 1 completely on t * was not sold the 'I K k k ni ni dancing ■ ■ - rill« l* tin itii hat si|iiari' i lln- newh organized \tirsity Meeting of Quadrang- l'lll4 V4 I'l.il I'CrtU'Sl \ I'.i:11\ \\;i- n. w hich 1 r.lir 'imht ; ■,. am wJlat I am' belief. For yvhen is .,I,I i)f Quartet, directed 1>> Mr. McDon- lers Club fashioned nr nut ilalc Ihi1 speaker a] On1 student Sun tlit li.iviil-i.n i-liaptpr Dr. Foreman asked what he thought had been » , tu-i'il jn-s t imr s (.ssi. tn ald, replacing group which mill m ■ lav tin ii in.ul. an .■■- I ci r task, 1 the School cliiss ailili on lie his most difficult Ik replied: nievting "i , tin-in Insl Suiulav graduated Tin- regular the uuvitu'i' iilhcrwisi-. mt\ (Com inucd on Page 6) 1 la-t year, will assist tile illuming, presenting ably "Trving to uwrconii \\w cruelties of Quaclrangli-rs Club tt ill he lielil (li .it k'asl "i\\\ one such i-nj,,\ *" Glee Chili in the concert here. Msu iIn- in i,mir > ■! ( liri^ this world.' tomorrow night ;ii 7 ;A0 in ilu* able session as iln- Im-al Civil- arffunienl ussisting on the program is Mr. 11.in pal nuii-in in uhut In- ad Lacy Vet Popejr"s philosophy is true ( luadraiiglvr in t ilull sponsnred la~i Salurda) in the Dr. Will Speak I'erry Hahcock, nmm ham 1 ;i I'liniru tarn degree. All lives Warren instru- inillril in In liii;liK Ui .i ri.1 of our liuiidiug, :it which Ill-H Im-li si-l I K.vm Willl "Skit" i mental assistaul in iln college He Ihts lime vrrsial ilisciissiim. l-'ur tin u i, ,n 1 we ill be Davidson nun We will \\ . W. W 1 ami Mil nil. II ami I.I- Man. .alhlii: nin.!, c specializes on the violoii cello, and Professors j InkitiK .i .i mi, in.,Itruth il:i\ . M.n. h .11 ll K'i . I.. ;ilw.(\v Inar ihe stamp nf our ihihl- 'Ii, n,M!, ■ iii style, I..,, ( . Is. Rn i\\ ti \\ ill give an in- | in ti old tirtie ' i, K y.'\) |J his se.lt'ctious on ilii- instriimeiit iiul' ilirri i inti -i in nations, he kuiid Iraining. Even some our tin- »n i ami tin n-li mmiii.il liio ol two in- accompaiu-il l>\ Mr Mi formal report i" faculty wi'iil mi I" pnivi thai ii iIn tluty liniiM. I. tyiuperauientai are will ami I'll,- i'i, is characteristics n.>t t rnilrgus. a in with thai " 11 l),,ii.,l,l their trip to luin Hiiilai- 'I .1 Iill Ml.,n III plilli,t ,M,! |,|, hi ! Simon I'tier was lilt i ili (hill ■ unchangeable. Stiin'v time .iK". Professor Wood si|in ami hlfri'tivttls \ 1 II.m.! i the Returns From Tour srrvi lilt- iiutinii in i-viTj \\.i\ .i! ' loud spoken, robust ->n1 in.1.1,- "i- -1,1 mi,m,tain ■ ■ same and Hr Brown were out In whii'li I . < < i- i I 1 11 lin- group has just returned from In nun.mil K\ ir\ "*iti/rn 'ni a i' 1: 111 1 1 1 alter hi- ■ n a I'-all \ "'il ,'111 leader conversion thai he nhscrvc ntlirr coIIcki's >'f Ilie mirth, lalir . V.' .,i..ij hi It \ in M< w a successful lour during which con- I1ui -i.itt ihi ilel iiu-il iln 11no as before it. compared Him ua ha.I|jj all. ■ " al which with Davidson in . -tal.' .1 .1 "|ll 1In I > ," ■ It -tii . presented Wilming- . 11111111111 > I . Oxl'i.i (I." certs win- ,!ii-inn, , - . I 1 IIi w c ,1 .r, < ,, i\\ I- kui >w thai w can si/r. ami find out s "I III* l'sliall\ i I .i ami In xi., ■ |: ton, l-l,,i,i Macdonald College, etliiiiK ■,,liitii: tIi, in-lil ,,1 iI'ltt'llii in I,i I'M.! hi' . l> grow? It is by glowing And how I ■ arraiiKeinents and qualifications ui thuii wi\i's, local lowiispi'ople, anil iii, , LM- friii changing Presbyterian Junior College, and , iiiIm rs ill .in imperfni mmmiM- du We know that we have Their report will I'Mii ami si llnol sin 1' lii>;li these cullcRi's; iilli'Ki hl'Kll ly) ,1 .in-.,r, | ;,,,| : In P'l D.i ":■ ■> i watchtng Walk-shorn scllonl. ,1 ,1 i>. inniallj . I'rnf. . leiuperauients? h is by he madi lu meinhers ol the ill III Iliiny.!, lu IIn- II\i!\ ITI '\\ . 1] Concert Program Quad Mealy, I,, ilu all in In. |,,,m,i i,i I'oiilt'rrcil upitii him 1 our temperaments change. (lull,instead ul tin- regu ■ ■I ilain ers, ami infoi inaliiv was the I) I), il.-jjm Ihe follow inn program will be lannlir- 'I' irn,I his i-Kiiiinuiiii .iinl i,. [iru In 1'JJM he n w lli, ' The sum of ihe hole sermon meeting, with the hope onll'l ,.l ilas a. sunn as feet < ■ ; < llolj lar faciiltj i s I I I i Ilai n-Syd be, presented ill the concert I Ifii iln ik.Ii! Kninli'il mull i llial ilt'n might well 'The essence of the will I"- niori' (liscussion began to pal ami hands flap m 1 urn : Father, Palestrina; Ave Maria, Ar- ili.it there u,,m-i iitniin limn oiil-nli- I'licniiuh in j inil . !-, iw.ii : Christian experience is continuous with ilir ratiln strains "I "Turkey ; Sch- and questioning. nn ni. lumuri ■! witli hi i-toihI D.D Ii Christian change' con c'adelt With llearl Uplifted, It does not Iir. Cummiug, ol Ihe English de in 1If. Straw." ' ' ■ veilo.\ : It I- the Lord's Own Day. Policy Not Solfilh . n BJvi'll Ililll li\ Jin .' L'lli sist of the changes which we see College Swing ' ■ ■ " partment,has jusi left rm the same Until ami the Hin . . hi I.ai'y t Kreuter; by 1 i us but of changes man. Piano Solo Donald Such .i pnlii j n iml svlfislini!" around in kind uf tour, visiting --evi-v.il n.l- Apple ai '■ based "ii the pi inciplcM I| Xlplia ■'■'■■ The trouble Davidson, Ktincelles, Moszkowski; "iIn ilu Miitrary, ii is ilu wrought by God. with ii, ir >y Charlotte Ibicrver. ,'t dancing, although ■ Icgcs of the New Knglaiul states. r « -quaii' neith . i ['hi Ilii.i Kappa change \ ioloncello by Warren Perry, Bab imiiim- wliirii lhat frt'o- many 6f us is that we trj to dimming Untermeyeri noi<*d au- i i unit, ,,s s| i,-nui as a ""I Kiiarantt'i's ■■ ,.■,■■ ■ Dami. Granados; Among tin- colleges Di. Louii is ills K' I ;:..',■■" only once, inversion, cock; Spanish lecturer, li.c, ' ,l.iu, Oimi ,>t actimi anil ituli |H-nik-ni, ul at our c< ami visit are : Weslcyan University thor ->ii^ been ie- fa i -rial . . \\ hii 11 ininbines ♥ will ,11 ill,- , go The Quartet will render Street Ur- ill.-, I", llfl'isii \v lilt ll r< illsl itIII, \ 1> then let our church life in t'onnccticut, Colgate in New cured l>y the lecture committee lliiiu In,th an.I i. for ih in , Stough Re-Appointed chin's Medley and Nm Brown Ini-at!i Iili in .i lii-, l-,>■, nl It is true that Popeye stays the Vork, Swarthmore in reini-.vlv.iniM. of Davidnon College' to apeak iluraini' ami ,u'ihi\ from ihe dam nf inun Maiden; closing af se"- i .in , ,>\ v Iht'ir . !■■ ator intends for us U> A I)r < iininiiiiK. w liile !>» '"- laj at be "I'lu- American Art»." IIn .1,,ii,r was eiilivi m,1 h. tin ll 111 Illy ihilhin. traditional, spiritual; Josh- Ili-Ip <,1 i.in i 1 flnml, ! . . . | )_,..: Iti-i nal in inn- ni l sculptor once -aid. 'All Idn is chip - tlu-s, colleges, "ill lie entertained fain -. hrrl tapping ami shuffling of . ua 1 ii iK I'.aiiK- ol Jericho, Arr. by lainiin , n [ii stili'iici cspu :- the stone that I don't ,,!,] Inn, i nil anil III hi away part of by department, and will i ami tin ,iiu|> on the arrangements i "Sa haj li^ht." "switiK your ni>- . What Shall We- Do With a missions. lii- I the wingsof our spirit from a great colleges. Eumeneans pnsili's," ami 1 fil'tli vi'ai Eng- ol the till filial "I'l.-mini'li ' weight. Drunken Sailor? Sea Chanty; A ♥ I-'a i i \ ■,in- atliiiiri's ill1 nitt-rna- ': . needless Mrli,,n- Ml Lewis Tune, by T ■ lish Folk Arr. ti,tual \ icwpilint. I'nt il i wry i : " yea ; ■ Land Sighting, drii-K. <|in--.tnilialilt i,,n ■ ■ ald ToTrrDade Dave McLean x'.ln-tlni mti-i nal .'-... Admission to iln- concert will be Prof. Patton allsin 'I, il.i|n-,l pi Philanthropic i-.in he . witholll Ii he rcci in i ; ii, , ■ free. Five Papers of Application Are inalisni ::■. II II d ili' t'.i- ♥ Leads .-.lv Gives Speech Eight Caddies 111 c linlnu!. I'mfi'ssoi Hi Society Holds Read— New Men 1 all Initiated Caddy-Master McLean-Forces 1.1.. th.1l cili/i-iis should "he l llii' Tnttll I . : as ■ ■ Spanish New Anesthetic Used Sub- l"val I,-. In i (tin I'iliti i| Slates I, ; . I Frat Union on Caddy . Jed Reunion Meet ject of Talk Ihe KiiuiiMiean Simk-ty held llicir Inyal witli all tin n |i ■ '" >' ' 1 ■-'!; i ninplii ileveliipeil with all iln n iivil pnwii-. » ill all Extends Bids ( 'ycloprupanr. "'"" "I lllr : refilltill lll'i 1nil Im i\ lilj'111 ill atinii! liavi- in . , " 11 11 n ■ ■, i,ii , 11 " , ■ ,n, Many Old Members and ani-sthcti*s, was Iliv »ul>ji-ct n( a 7 I' M , in lui Hal! Several pap ih, pi.in nI i uliljma iii H.in \lc- . I with Enjoy Pro- Spanish i;ii i-.ulilic- ..n the tlirii i; I i : Friends Musical Twenty-Five Bid to flecture Professor Avi-rj Patton "i cr~ w en icatI ami ii ii ii ■!.. \\ vrv l.i-an In uiiioiii/e all gram and Debate Fraternity and Club tlti- chcmislry department gavi In- hflfl, ilu ui.mi fi alin* til ihe pro n rinirsi ;i In y.ufrfc been re fi.ir a Gamma Sigma Epsilon, hon- grain being tn..ik trial. Many bus I ui'Krnes have " important,meet- < Sigma deposit mil- il" I"- IraIion One of tin- most IIn Spanish lub and orary chemical fraternity. ini'ss items \\ urt* discussed iiuireil In 25 Regis ! ings Philanthropic Literary I'i, tj" havi,,r of the Delia the Spanish honorary fra- Professor Patton cited the iliv 'Ilutv vvert' in .i'i five pa'ficrs of riluriii il ii the di positor's Tuesday night t, ,i 1hat Society was held at ternity, will hold a joint meeting covcry of Iht am-sthcticjiroperties appliiatinii read by tin ir applicant! ! v nl) a card ii-riiivin^ Starts Karly Program ♥ i Phi Hall. Members of the faculty a week from tonight, March 23. mill v new win initiated into iln bean i i- a bniia fii with their wives attended the func- This will be held in the social cen petroleum products, by research thr i'iHit. Their names have ii"i mmil standing This has been done 1 Wain i I. l.mgle. pn idi nl tion, purpose being to bring joint meeting lie , number, 11| I>.t \ i tllefje i the tl't* ter. The will held students of Purdue University in >el lin ii r>\ ealed Ii a but of late older and idson a aum d re Tliur».-Fri March 1617 societ) and the faculty closer to- in order to initiate new members new Mock Trial boys have been relieving cently that registration of new ,tu 1930. Since it- discovery, ihis hi^Ki'i ;- l)M) gether. Many 1 ir .,i" dents l''. i other notables were into both groups. sleep-producing gas has r i~-»- 11 rap 'Ihi main i---'nr « >f ihe e\ cuing tlit yomigei comiietitors theii fol Ihe st ssion \ __'!High Flyers" famous chandelier bids ,ai,l approximately six") pel i present. The Sigma Delta Pi has issued idly in thr esteem and use o( mod- w,i\ in the forui "i a muck trial ol and u-iiiK them themsclvi-s. . cut ahead what tins year. \\ lli > was supplied with candles and to nine men. They are: h. C. i- y.et 1" which iMtzhugh Dadc was the de- Also, Davidson golfers Have been of it was al time las! I Wli ai ! ern sur^i-niis. There much ■■ ■. lighted occasion,. 1 in i t,, registr.ii fig \\ nl. for the Part of the Brewer, Dave McQueen, Charles be learned about this powerful new fendant. The charm deal) with la■-. iequiriug t heir atldics be- Ife stated that ii in consisted of a debate rpn- Newbold, W. M. in All of which tires si' far are nhnul forty per rent program Parker, Dave 'knockout drop' but -" far :*11 ex Hi'uss negligence and general indiff limg to the led by the Houston, Hughes, " by ot the quota of ilered two of active mem- F. \Y. F. M. periments have demonstrated it to ereuce i< tin.- Kuinencan Society. tn an announcement McLean in new students. Mon.Tuei. March 2\-Tl bers, Pleasants, ('. Roberts, chapel recently, imploring the co- "We are nol taking anyone who \V. and .lack he better in manj respects than The aforesaid charge was present- Many old members of the Phil- Holland own ether or ed iln vice president. The de operation "i college golfers. stood in the lower third uf his either the well ki b> 1 anthropic Society invited to Spanish Gub lias issued six- proceeded u> Willie White, whom Dr. \V. high school -^\<\ Di I ingli "Ebb Tide" were The ethylene k:is. fcndaiii then defend As class/ the meeting Tuesday night and the teen invitations to join its ranks. Professor Patton devoted the ma himself. I'.mU Kellogg acted a* I,. Lingle styles the philosopher of "In this waj we hope to secun n i n faculty their wives were also following bids: says It aho i.in c.lit y a c : ain'l fair to us sent invitations. Many ..f tbe fac- Harkey, 'I'- paid for our li- successfully. However, out Ko> Cunningham, K. E nical discussion "i id, methods of an attoriit \ fur Ihe defense Others little hoys that've problem ulty who A. Huberts, - tin- iil t,> come is not only to gel men can members attended David- ll. Union. I. W 11 preparation "f 111r Anesthetic and then gfiierallj defended <»r prose- foi hers in and whn do son in their college days belonged C. Hul- " ;i" irik,- ('in , the w i>rk. but men v\ h i a "'■' Lofton, William Black, E. the difficulties encountered in tile cuted him fr<'tit tin il< 'i thej addii C A R O L IN A | tii tin-, society. Ken- i ma tei McLean i-- iluing .The quota of new was en, Dan Cagle, .1 Hogg, John separation of the gas from it- many -.!■.'. lit. addy ■Ttudents THEATRE Musical Selections nedy, Charlie Mashburnj .1. I. Og- impurities. Many interesting points Plan For Reception mui-li to promote Itonestj among reached in June la-t year, and the (. Hudson, at indicate-; that N. C. The program of the evening con- burn, Tony Casali, K. in the chemistry of the various re- An informal discussion was also hi-, charges. One of liis 'cardinal outlook present lult-s, enforced, is: this quota wilt again reached by sisted mainly ot musical selections John Erwin and Jack Lee. actjAn employed were brought out h. !-! mi .my matters 1li.it might strictly "Never be Light are to be pick up a ball until lias stop- tin- coinmcnceim nt season. — refreshments arise. One of the foremost in hand lost it LMooresville, rendered by several distinguished au4Mxpiaincd by Professor Patton by a reception ped rolling." _ —■ ■ guest-. The pieces were those of a -eivecl which will be followed as hJ followed the development of at present is plan-, for by presi- joint meeting -~ short talk A. O. SKelby, and with a similar or- ■.■■ ■ ■ - popular nature and appealed to suclf cyclopropane from the natural Kas , *- . fraternity. =5ss ":■ an audience. The guest musicians dent of the in the oil fields tn the patient secure ganizati f sorqe of the surround- were Mr. \V. II. Neal, Mr. \V. C. against the bain and mental ang- ing Kirls' schools. TJiis matter has Drink Pasteurized Shoes ji Wright. Mrs. T -V Boaz, Mrs. Page uish,induced by the surgeon's knife. not been definitely and MILK | Dry Goods Mr. Neal, Assignments Tin- lecture the results plans for any specific date have /not I; Fanny Burton Watkins. presented SAFE Repaired and Groceries vocalist, is vice president of the — of research carried on by the been laid. IT'S Radio Supplies Wachovia Rank & Trust Co., of Page one John Withers and chemists working in co-operation (Continued on1'agc 5) Dyed - Harry MOORESVILLE |j Winston Salem. He graduated Hendrick— with the medical nun in an attempt 1 tardware here in 1^17. senving as president Page three— Earle Austin to better the condition of humanity. CREAMERY Phi Society during his sen- Page four Bob Wood and Toni It painted a picture of the research Ilair Cuts BUFF SHOE ! H.GOODRUM of the Orange Juice at Student Store ior year. Mr. .Wright is a violinist Catali— chemist diametrically opposed— to DeLuxe- I SHOP &CO. and has appeared often in David- Page five— Karl Hudson the popular conception not poi- PHONE 205 Page six Holland FREE DELIVERY Zenith & RCA Radios sun. He ha* played jn some of the Jack son gas to lirinK torture but a mer- Barber Shop Kinds of Leather Work - Assignments— Davidson All most widely advertised recitals Tom Perrin ciful, humane gas Which brings Ihe (Continuedon Page Six) (Continued on PageSix; Ned Iverson To Lead T E rr_ Next Basketball Five Davidson Sports rT P.gr Four WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1938 THE DAV1DSON1AN

Hardwood i'upturn ' Net Tourney Enters In vi< Golf Team Selected As Squad Completes FinalRounds;Tenney Annual Test Rounds Picked to Cop Title George Jones Pulls Upset By Licking Jimmy Keinhardt in By BOB WOOD Captain Maples, Pittman, Cooper, and Peyam Post Low — Cloyd Surprise Victory Seventy-Two Holes — Faison Selected Quarter-Finals Ed Also in Most spectators and sonii |5l . Scores For Over Lock Hunter ers look on spring football pi ictii ■ As First Alternate as merely so much drudgery, bnt I'lie qualifying round of the wolf The varsity spring tennis tour- when you look under tin »ur tournament was finished last week Is nament is iu full swing now with spring practice the Volley Ball i- that makes Track Squad when all of the matches wereplay- one entrant already in the finals. perfection of the modern teams off, low Kay ed and the man was Rea Tenney defeated (leorge possible. In anj sport it is the I'ittniau who qualified with the In Full Swing Jones "" In Workouts in gruelling Mon- fundamental ll . . icup> 'he -core of 313 for the scheduled 72 a three set match main mi h fore tin SeniorsLeading Loop as Heat- day afternoon 6-3, 2-6, 6-2, to gain portion of tin I "Cats Prep For Initial Meet holes. finer point- ot tl . itne can even With South Carolina llu- battle for positions on the edRace Swings Into the finals. be touched up ll 1i ■■ :ll do you regular golf team Final Half was very close 22 Player. suppose would have got to- Diiki \\ th their urst dual meet of the all the way. hut the next three low- I !a>t With volleyball competition going -- ward stopping atTerty in year, against South Carolina, less est men were Jimmy Cooper and There were only players in the game t] t Into its seniors tournament, year's if beel two weeks away, Davidson's heuson Maples with Mft and Char- second round the therefore most of the 'ban holding grounded in the lai kl ng fun I rapid)} whip- lie Pegram with 321. However there are a comfortable lead and players received byes in the first crack cindermen an- appear tals as onl> Wall i W i h can ping shape and will were sevrr.il men very close behind to be headed for a cham- round. In the second round Rea - ■ ■ themselves into ■:. " "' pionship. juniors are right on Tenney B, 6-2, teach tin tl work an intra-sqiiad meet Satur- these four and there will probabl} The defeated B. I'lyer Id their heels, having only 6-3, and sometimes drudgery nn . afternoon. ■ he some challenge matches played. lost to the 5-7. Loch Hunter was de- practice p- absolute!) neevs- seniors, and seem to to cap- 5-7, 7-5, 6-3. spring lr.uk prospects air unusuall) Vales h'aison. the filth man, has be able feated by Ed Cloyd sary gin the fall italize on any had breaks for the to be al I I" brighl tlii. year, and Coach Whittle challenged Pegram and their match Jim keinhardt defeated Kufus present i>-0, sessions at ."■:■ advat ci d i ige ha' thirteen lettermen on hand, will hi played off this week. It will leaders. Wallace 6-0. George Jones de- 6-1, With the major leagues occupy- around which lie hopes to mould he the hest two out of three IS In the opening game the jun- feated Charlie Akers 6-4. ing the hrad lines these dayi Dav- a tv< ll"balauc< d team. The warm hole matches with the winner be- iors heat the sophs to the tune of Bron'ston Kenney defeated Henry of -M-y. They 6-0, Hartzog idjon's own basoball team is being; i. past week and ue.er- ing assured the number four 21-5. completely out- McConnel 6-0. Jim tram. their was defeated by Lloyd formed for the coming campaign. ■ i weeks of preliminary prac- position on thr Other men classed rivals. Woodward. Feuchten- who Marquess, berger 6-3, HaFry It teems that a new interest is be- tice have enabled tin tram to swing qualified were Jack Tillotson, and Gaw were hest for 6-2. Frampton ing shown in the diamond sport into some real practice this week, Prank Harrison, Billy Crooks, and the victors while Casali looked defeated Oscar Armstrong 6-3. 6-2. this year. There is a lively battle m\\\ thr intra-squad meet scheduled Stu Barnes. good for the losers. The seniors Wilson Northcross defeated 6-3, 6-3 going on for most of the positions, I : Saturdaj will afford most of First Match continued their winning streak as Locke White they with more candidates than for some- the tram 'the fir-t serious cotnpr- whipped the frosh 21-5. 21-J. " Ihe first match that will lie play- Tenney Finalist time out. ■ :■ the season. This was the worst defeat that any ut ed for the current season will he 111 the quarter-finals Rca Tenney i ,;." ,:;: Muuruc Wicker, one of team has suffered so far. Jor Y.\ id< m e : this n< u interest is against Catawba on Saturday. The defeated Ed Cloyd George. to;' the SheHoit, Prank Nivsn, and Sam 6-2. n-2. the r.itikmn hurdlers of team will leave on Wednesday to tig the h " ' Turner played frosh Jones pulled a big upset in defeat- ■ ite .1- been rounding into shape best for the for the team ii i . I gu toward the south to play five or ing 6-1, llicelj and the lanky 'Cat captain while Durham, Kiesewetter. and Jim keinhardt -4-0. 6--1 in a ■:':■:.■ . si\ southern schools, among whom closely contested match. Bronston hi- competitive peak 1 Reid were the best of the senior ■ IiiiuM reach agers seems t., !., .-. there will hi Ulliversil) of South ';....,; Barrow, "goons." Kenney defeated Lloyd Feuchten- ■ \\ ade vrrsatdr than ever and tin . ■ .■ ■ w ho Carolina, Kmory, University of berger 6-3, 6-1. Harry Frampton de- ., irr.ii. the 'Cats' principle Soph. wn i ■ will be Florida, University of Georgia, and Loir wander di to uh>ci vu the . r feated Wilson Northcross 6-3, 6-4. ' ■ i-i the Iciw hurdles and the outs stem ti be in t <■ nuniei ; probably Rollins. The first Big The sophs also Ipst their second . n ,enior, who was individual Bronston Kenney will meet Har- Let's hope that thi i I Five match will In- played against start as they were beaten 21-9, 21-2 high scorer lasl season, should en- ry Frampton in the .sea- Cajeilina on April -"'. Ned Iverson, popular junior, will lead the Wildcat basketeen by the juniors. Again Marquess the semi-finals and . i great final year. the winner will play Rea Tenney son and that it is showi I Froih Begin during the next basketball leaion. For two years the Davidions and Squires looked hest for the -" By win the on big to a ■ ■ ■■ virtue of Iri- recent at have counted Ned score large percentage their points, for the number one position on the ":.. 11 the h of juniors. The juniors crashed into i *indoor meet, The freshman gojfcrs will get and expect him to be even hotter next year, as he leatU a team of team. past ■■ inference the ci : ha\< . veterans look to be the win column with another de- ii ■ Sarnpli has taken Jii-, place under way this week when the who real threats for the Southern Conference and dwindled d ,vn, but -how i Big Five championships. cision over the frosh on the next In the tournament Tenney among the top-ranking vaultcrs and qualifying round will he held. Nine Rea slightly better .iar Let con day. This time, however, the frosh was seeded one, Bronston Kenney Jast should win a lot of points for Dav- frosh have indicated that they tinue the rise managed to run the score up to two, Harry Frampton three, and idson, not the conference would like to compete in the tour- 1 he t'.it- will truss the servici it cham- more even terms, losing keinhardt four. nament. They Otts, Char- 21-10. 21-14. Jim of Russell Hcllickson, fine-looking 'pionship. are Mac Iverson, Marshall, Little, CraverWillLead The sophs bowed before the Tourney Presbyterian Davidson is blessed with a com- lie Fred Herbert Beit transfer from Junior ' march the seniors to the score ' irati K large number of good Codington, Joe Brinson, Jack of All College, who will not I"- eligible ' of 21-3, 21-4. matches to date have been distance nun. ami in Boo Walker Abels, Tyson Betty, Granville The seniors went on hotly contested, for inter-collegiate i uti I for an- "' Cunningham. Hoopsters and Grapplers also to hand the juniors their sole and Manager they have two Sharpc, Roy The other year and Bruce Parcell and Feuchtenberger proitounced it as in the conference. Tom acting manager, Granville Sharpe, defeat in the closest match of the oi the best Jones, one of the most successful tourna- Trackers Good "Popcye" McAlpinc has developed indicated that meets have been Spencer and Porter Se- present season. The winners took the first game by large ments ever held. At the conclusion tie uf ihe best 440 men in tentatively scheduled with Caro- lected as Managers of Kittens a rather Davidson's track team looks to be Begin margin of the tournament a tennis ladder ;. and he and Bill Hickman lina. Duke, State. Raleigh Hfgh Two Teams 21-12, but were forced to even stronger than the team that . will be arranged by which men may -honid give jhe 'Cats two good School, and High Point High "put out to the limit in order to went through last season's sched- Ned Ivcrson, star forward for the Ball Practice barely work up to positions higher by de-. i|uart.er men. School. Prospects ior thr season eke out the second game by ule with a record of six wins and past two years oil the Wildcat bas- feating the man above them on the Then there's Baxter Wilson, l.t- are very bright, because there have a two point margin. 22-20. In the only one loss, that to the champion ketball tram, will Captain tin- Dav- Uniforms Are Issued to Seven- game, ladder. la-t year, in thr very 4{0od scores made last on Tuesday, the sophs Duke Blue Devils. These same terman from been some idsons during the 1938-39 season. teen Candidates Two more Boyd by the course defeated the frosh 21-10, 21-8, to put matches have been Blue Devils tied the Dartmouth In- sprints. Hill ill the broad frosh over the same [verson was elected al a recent i high Freshman baseball under way the winners in third place and the added to the schedule since its dians, national intercollegiate jump, lanky Bill Black in the that the varsity plays, the Carolina meeting of the lettermen not cham from this Monday a ago losers in are publication in the last Davidson- ind Milton Crisp iu the Course, iiv Charlotte. year's week with approxi- the cellar. There four pions, in a dual meet just before team. ian, met ■ mately thirty-five candidates out more games to be played. Furman University will be they met the . . vents to round out the At the same George 'Cats. " lime Jones for the team. Prospects for the on April 11 on the home courts, team. was fleeted varsity manager for ( harlic Sampli looks to be the infield appear to be pretty good,but while Stetson University was added Greeks Hold the coming season, and Dick Spen- das, of the conferen le \ ault- Frosh Track so far the outfield is more or less Kitten Tennis to the list of opponents for the trip Spearman cer frost* manager. during spring ers and i I I repeat his ind< >■ -r h Lawrence has a puzzle, holidays, and will title, while Baile) Williams, h freshman scpiad working hard Yearly Meet Craver be met March 31. if he Named Uniforms were issued to Seven- Meet Starts -!,.■ ■ and, early continues t> ■ .v Ii- pr< I rat* t.io. though it's too to Ibe varsity wrestlers, also at a teen men on Saturday and the first of improvement, a- if be make predictions ,i- to the team's I ■emit meeting, batting practice was look- Ik- annual fraternity track meet selected Joe Crav- held Monday. The freshman spring tennis tour- might throw the discus out "i thi strength, their early practice- have -* er, 1.15 pound Southern Conference The batters will la- completed tlii *0cck. A looked rather weak nament starts the middle of this lot before In rea ■ his peak been marked by an unusually large* stronger finalist, to had tbrin next season, against the slants of and Bowling! field than ever is entered Craver week, at the close of the varsity I I Captain Wicker, Barrow, Walker, number of hopefuls and a line coach, 1 Whittle, f, I' I'ortrr will serve as manager. Keinhardt in this initial practice. anil track "Pete' tournament. There are twenty- and others >hould show improved ;i:;t S'ic Schlitz, Bill Lemon, and Iverson has for two years been So far keinhardt Billiards! expects this tu !m- the greatest inert has shown most three entrants in the tourney, one I : form Dave We odward and Bill Dick \rnold have shown unusually a mainstay on tin- (at quintet. promise as a pitcher. The catching i-vit run utl mure than in the varsity tourney. REX RECREATION Black should aid greatly. Alteigeth- ivell u fai and should provide the During his sophomore year he duties are by J J Ihe Kappa Sigs art- elrfrneliug led well taken care of Dick Shore who won fall — yearlings good the > rr it looks bk-- ,i banner Irani fe>r lour men. thr team in scoring, ami last sra- Bolin and Vinson. «nd— * hampions and expect to repeat this both of whom tournament is seeded one. Miller the cihdermen it advance, di.jpe i- soli he finished in second place. His have been looking good. ■ear. However, the loss of Tom Sproull, runner-up in the fall tour- 28th CENTURY BOWLING correct. ninety odd points brought him The infield is probably the strong- J J McAlpinc, now out f6r the varsity, nament, is seeded two, Marshall I AIR-CONDITIONED Competition them, third place among the Big Five est department 'if the team. Niveq, Keen Ball Practice will greatly hinder The Foote is seeded three, and Billy ► YEAR ROUND "> Alphas, with Sadler scorers for the past season. Montgomery, Hogg, Latta, and Kd- Competition for plan-- on the Kappa John Turner is seeded four. * won Besides basketball Iverson i> a mundson should furnish a classy FREE TELEPHONE golf and trams i- Is Under Way starring, Second place last year drawing sec- J tennis keener regular end tin- lours,,iin for the Boys byes into the but are with.nit Sadler this year. on Wildcat foot- three bases and than it lias been in year; Several tram, position. ond round are Dick Shore. Bill The l'-l»s, place ball and a candidate for the the shortstop Besides dark horses haVi1 reared their brads Varsit) baseball practice during Sin thin! winners high Hamilton, Marshall Foote, Pall la-t year, jump in track this season. these there are numerous other men e.i^j both fronts. the pasi week was featured by two will feature the "Mighty Bumbarger, Miller Sproull, Bob Should he win his letter in track out lor the infield. iutra-squad games, Atom" Johnny Tice, and expect to I'.ller, Bill Turner, Kagan, The tennis tournament has he will be Davidson's second three So rHr not much work has been Bill and al- Several boys showed plenty of be high in the final standings. Pat Hobson. ready produceda number of upsets. letter man now in college. done on the outfielders and conse- ITS GOT THE during K^mes, Each year a number of varsity WHOLE Outstanding include George Jones' these two quently not much is known about mainly Dave McLean, twirlcr from prospects are uiicovereel, and Coach Rapid Rise TOWN three-set victory over Jimmy Rein- their calibre. However, three good TALKING year's nine, st*t Whittle is anxiously watching this Craver after alternating in the hardt, one of the three returning last frosh who the men can undoubtedly be chosen 'yarfnigans" back without a hit fur meet. 135 pound position last season has regulars from last year's team, and from among the many candidates. six straight innings. Fielding risen rapidly to where he was con- You Pusli It On the Stage Ed Cloyd's fine showing in defeat- xem* 1he schedule has not been an- WK-rn turned in by Latterly at shurt - sidered one of the outstanding The ing bounding little Locke Hunter, Ping Pong nounced as yet. Cars show of shows. and ilemphill at third. wrestler- iu the conference this one that is different, a who was considered one of the fav- season. lit- reached the finals in For Rent show full of singing, orites for Si> far during the "-ta.-.uii. ( aptain Nine men entered the third round dancing, a position:this year. thr tournament this year, losing on a w in ging, Jot* Kellam M-i-ms to have the in- of the annual table tennis tourna- / prancing and above all Biicony Incidentally, George a close decision to the champion * " " good Jours has side trurk on the catching position. ment, and the Y. M. C. A. spon- INVISIBLE entertainment. bad one of the most phemoneual V. M. I. tram's 135-pound entrant. |im Ljafiford, at tir-.t, is the likely sored event moved on. Harry RE-WEAVING ZSC rises in tennis ever seen at Dav- Iver-on will lead a team of vet- "TOWN choice, while Lindsey and Fitzger- Ilainpton. tup-seeded and varsity SERVICE **"*" idson. When George entered Dav- erans next year, while Craver will Burnt and Teari M.P.Henderson SCANDLES" ald art- having a merry battle fur tennis captain, defeated Tom Hen- captain Rewoven idson he was scarcely able to make base, a team of veterans, reserves 501 & Utterly secojid Klhvood Moyer and derson to lead the parade. INDEPENDENCE BLDC GULF GAS OIL A Show Packed the frosh team, but with and sophomores. CHARLOTTE, with YOUTH constant Teeny Lafiferty are also waging a N. C. " .. PEP practice and a Other results include: Moyer de- The election of Jones, Spencer, .GAIETY lot of bard work he battle fur the shortstop post, while Foote, .. has risen to bis feated McConnell won by and Porter climaxes a period of well-deservedplace Sam 1lemphill muntls out the in- 18— PEOPLE— 18 em the team. George gavr Rea forfeit, Coleman beat Loftin, Mar- faithful service for all three. Ten- field as a sure bet fur the hot cor- spanked McLean, ney winner of last year's tin J. W. Hart- fall ner. zog Michigan tournament, about all he could defeated Armstrong, Hunter educational authorities TODAY'S POPULAR SPORT On Stuart Erwin handle Monday afternoon Tin- outfield is well taken care* of beat "Uiz" McLean, Lindsay beat are considering establishing grad- Jhe Glend. Farrell before three back from Screen bowing out with lettermen last Williams, and Shore beat llarnes- uate divisions for the state's teach- BOWLING! iu three sets. year's Fielding Clark, -in- nine. Tub- berger. ers colleges. On Saturday Nights— — The golfers have a hard task cut by Hand, or any other night take her out "DANCE CHARLIE DANCE" and John Kudisill are slat- to bowl. that! out for them if they equal or better ed to roam the outer gardens. She'll like Take her where she'll feel x"» at last- year's record, but there are a Hitching plentifu S3 home. ■\ delightful com- material is '■*'" * edy lot of good boys out there. Hicks, that is pre- Last with J. D. Eddie Steere, Jim THEHEALTH THECHARLOTTE as only season the Cats, Thomas, McLean, FAUL & CRYMES,Inc. "1 cat sented minus their num- Dave George 1 -- -- —AND— these two fun- ber one performer, ended unc.: Ficklen, and Parked (Conifer, ; SportingGoods CENTER makers can. al 4IS Tryoii \ BOWLING CENTER stroke behind the Southern Con- showing early season form in the J Soulh St Charlotte, N. C. j 1211/j, South Tryon 112 W. Fir«t St ference Champion Duke team. two intra-squad games. ti ij WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1938 THE DAVIDSONIAN Page Five " f Address; Say "Ah" Theiling Tops Question Professors To Very Intellectual'* Says 'Modern Language Meet Ina Ray of Perfect Man Rifle Team In of //„ Week Six-Way Meet Professors Vowles, Watts Special David&onian Reporter Nothing much said Blythe, and Fleagle to Speak Talks to Woman Orchestra Inn IKnv Compete With Southern and has been College Songs In Raleigh Leader ■bout it lately mi this campus, but Western Schools a reference to honorary fraterni- Dr. 1.. R. Vowlc*, Dr. (" 4W. By C. SHAW SMITH Are Displayed ' The rifle «nnt. during the past ties in a South Carolina college Watts, I. Blytlie, 0 - ' Prof P and Well satisfied customers who ■ ■ I ha ad a very full s< In dul . paper set us thinking about an old Original Copies of Davidson Prof. F. K. Fleagle, of the Dav- witnrsscc) the performance in .1 c.>ni!> SinII of ! univei :"--. .■!:■■ arc scheme here at Davidson? One the most interesting iiK-iiiiiK of tin- North Carolina tuttoti, ■ hibits obtainable lor all those in- Rhythm, Mi-- In1 Ra> I I iiics . f Mi?sissippi, Tonne's- The problem i* not a very acute Modern Language Association in wondering ; ■ | tcrc-tcd in Davidson College is now were perhaps him how -.< ■■ \\ . M.>ntana Stat e uiu': most of the people we ap- Raleigh. Fridaj afternoon. March -}],■ t'» change College mi display in the library—consist- loiiR oMiKI continue and ! . State I!ol- 1 proached on the subject seemed to 18. 1-i- \\ ■in ing nt original manuscripts sheet thi b'cautiful drc«ses *ht lege, : ■■ have formed concrete idea-. Blythe Chairman 1 ,h no very music, "0, 1 niin14 the -liia\ w itlinut wearing Rob 'Ihcilh .■ :■: etc.. for both Davidson" that, Perhaps the question was too v;!"- col- Prof. Blythe stated as chair- j il.r same «11 »■>- twice In a back vr> in their que»t for victory, shoot- and "Red and Black." the new o( eral. Still it is one that Concerns man of the Spanish section the uir lege song! >t.iRe interview with the beautiful ii n a 375 for tin I positions. a portion association, on re- lar^i of the student body 11 he would be the :and friendly blonde leadei "i the Captain Springs Pharr was .1 close There are also letloM from I- Charlotte interesting ception Goycrnoi (Courtesy Obirrver) ■ and one that provokes Hamilton, '!". author ni tin- words committee at Iforemosi all-girl orchestra of the ■ ml with .V»5. l>< inn followed by discussions, we Clyde reception Fred Smith, Davidson Alum- * find. Davidson," Hoey's in the Gov- 1couiitrv, she revealed, besides beau- j Kutiz with 35l>, Woodward with !,."(>. idling about that! ni Secretary, who i» seen with ' At anj rate, what you ermir's mansion from tour to five, tmiI teeth, sparkling per- Purdy 1, do think .oi.l L-mtig some new words to tlu cameras about the whitt .15s. with- 35 Jonas with Friday afternoon. Prof Ftcagle all types of 347, ;-l7, of Davidson's honorary fraternity turn-, Shields, -on.ilit> .111d close-up all around and Hnitifield with . composed l>> IV K campus is given a dose of his I system? is representa- will present a paper hetore theI '■In !<■■■ >-\ :.i- uri-K i;c v. Hero what a 'JO, word- to he used " Ktuui I-">k^ th.it can »r | I : t.-.'itii til CiTilietC which wele Widening , own medicine as he makes road, tive group of undergraduates say: Spanish section on I*he tliirt) dresses witli ht*i on the iii another correspondence match on other occasions besides football ■ at two nurses in ' Gap Secondary faces beautiful 1 Stuart Oglesby, Sophomore "(). between Schools and lias n total nf one hundred and \v itli ilit \ fnivtr>ii \ iutelil home town. \u\\ we ran see i ill noi l»i detet ruined i< »r \eral ' - of tlu- topic. Dr Watts will speak 1 tin-' profits ; \\ i-t ■ >! in in li'mnrary S. H. Science " where famous female'* k~. a- the sc'i >re< both ti .v Books on I '"; A, ! H^^^^^B he Work of the North Caro- Three Groups ;i;.' and just how hard it would be ha\ v in be in nn t ihecked mM fraternitifs p r ii- IIn Chemistry Foundation ha- al- 1 I >,enj Ift^ ' ' lina Chapter of the American A> ' " - ' to pla> the rule oi the supporting AIsi during the cotnin H lu> arL ac- so just given a situ- ot four books ' socialion of Teachers of Krench." jhusband In r However, it any Ilia Rny Huttnn who appeared squad v '11 participate the Wil- nt our I., tlii- library which arc now on the Make *\ Trips to I in |^t-^| Man> (.. Dr. R. Vowles will lead a sym- iDavidson are interested on the stage in Charlotte last lant Randolph i ar»t Trophy r hm r\ fralerni- shelves— "The Advance "i Science," KenttciiU'ii I» Ml posium on "What Constitutes Good Ray's 1u.u1 week during her current spring Special targets I aetive ami by W'at-on Davis,a complete record " Teams Sent to Charlotte, Con- in tliat part, Inn ideal match. have been Teaching he, -, tour, enticed a very appreciative mean something to of advances on all fronts oi cord and Gastonia would as she -.i\ "a real he provided for this match and these science* ♥ though group of to '- -k. A V 1 1" students, are some is time, ■ ■ ■ man he doesn't have to beI Davidson students laiv.' mtisl completed by the Imt there presented lure for the first Three deputation team- were -i-ut - City to see driver And I'd like for the Queen hear and March '■■ 1 dead ones that mean only mure sign- a truck " 24 fort the bo> n-> home and the honk also includes the Club ...it Sunday, March 13, In the local ' hand. \ -. u to posts for the Then is Business him 1.1 Im- rr\ iutelk'i tual She tier famous for flie hi'lii!;i> I'he inning expense and another key the future. there Y M C. A. Ilip- wen- made to student. These should be tol- "Why Our refused to commehi »>n | team uill gel u ihaiiTpionship not Quit Own"' by Gastonia and Concord, while a mill changes Samuel Crowthers, Hears Currie Itnustaches hut the smile was .1help j dresses. She her medal erateil." X. Peek aud in speaker was -cut to tin- Charlotte dresses, way, by llic according to "The ic.un this year is in excel- which there is a discussion based on weeklj In Follies Speaks on the Place of the Y. M C A. t.i continue tin- iIh mood she is in lent condition now," quoted Captain Locke White, Junior: facts rather than tin theories of nfternoon talks being sponsored This liker of lie-men first saw Business Man in Chicago henutj ', Appreciative Pharr. "All the honor- the situation as to national pros- there. I other -I^^'J^^I done work in nighl clubs, rail10. i- ccntl) I"rii electeil advisor of the due tci the fact Tobias Dantzig tries to untangle Modern Leadership." Wicki'i- and Dick Kenyon The with her. That <»nr reason she " mi it "i *tund*, tures, i luh. subji tin- "N'i-w smne of the more important human Professor Cur- one night dance i>it hi. tin until "It's Km>il j> musical division of tbi- team w.i Dial.' Iand in i\\ is dm a t Inatit tuui til.it hi-r Studcrfl interest very thinly over issues in the science "i physics rie iln- following itii-u were agreed in.,.I, up of Don Davidson, piano Mi-s-." was stali>TrrWlt. "Ami. !will soon take he! back to New Tin- cluli receutlj recei\i-i'U to join the soloist and organist, and Robert ' Im.i. the people in the south are ' language. V01k < ny Arriving (here, the appreciative," added, again terial ir..in "The i immittee im them should be abolished." technicalities of organization: Bill MaVnuess, John Rnsser, wlm played tin 1 violin vorj she — — Ihopes to izvx a M't'i loration, slie [ World Ivcoiimnir Conperationf," . i 'lii-f. Amh Turndr, Doty, Nod William- spoke at the eve- flashing il'.Tt attractive stntle whieh John 1 said, asking iln- club '.. send ■■ '!.Ii ■ Ll wluye she can hat \'. .1. .ill In r m\ n Dugald Stewart, Juliati Sqinn--. Tom Page, Sam ning service ol the Concord Pres- hatiK Sophomore: < ■ I., a entivintinn to hi- held m W'a-h- Iliuipliill.George Jones, Ken Me (Continurd oa I'»bc 6) am! pos>ibly tlm numerous beau . . iuiitiiiuril mi I'.ik;- Si* tliink the lion- Minii >n iIii latter part of tin- itli.nth. "I Students Aid Lean, SI,.an. II. Thomp. Perr> .1. Ihe delegate has mil been elected, Ia va r y fratertutics son, Jim M -e, Tom Abbott. M. k hut In- will have lull authority tn are one ni the lie-t Unity Church II Alcorn aiid Rufus Plonk A«*livili« s ill' iIm" I.«mI^<»s \..t.- .u the conference. \t this ■^"^TH cam- Menry -Harkey, prcsidenl the ■fil* IhiiiKs' nn the i»t tiH-i-tiuK there will In- -,\.i,,l \^..rul Unity Expanding s I111 IUI -"i ni "! them Church Un- club, announced thai Mr Bridges Ii. I.. Brothers Scattered to Winston Saliin \-..t. also a uii'' t Phi Delt's Attend a Square Ht--«(^BJ .-' i1 atTairs-, > leaders . interuati and ' be der Student Leaders of Charlotte, who president rjf Poinlj ,ii * hapter ki"' 's !>....- Saturday Night ■'■'■ a little i- M.iny Over Wrek-End the initiation. delegates will opiiorttmity " " ; do havi an ■P nl ri ietive. 1 Charlotte Merchants Association 'imiiiv: tlii- week iml wire. Kroili- ( (-Kid I year- college The P.ii.i brothers iuurt^yed i" Sam ..tin.in.- Bell, Mark t.. .li-i n-. problems wit!-, imt For tin- past -even presidcnl Bridges it.s Hahnson, and think that there and of lurnitiire 1 Ki nl Sud Hrown l.illard, serving pas- sevi r.il ililli riut places over il" Wallii Jnnnisscn, Hob Scar leaders are too many of these organizations students have been as Company wil! speak at the m-\'i Mull Shi ph. nl. .ill of UNC. ' tors assistants in Davidson week-end. Charlie Pegratn wenl to lifiriitiich. Lvde Raj -. Bud Ciil Tin- IIM'. i- plaiuviu'g in tlie fu- on the campus at present, hut Id<> and the imiIing. Unity Church. The first pastor was Crrpnsliord, wliile be McLf>,key K.'ippa Sir's EntertBin Mr. inure, Link llniii. i. Marshall I'onte. ture t.. li.r.i- i\ rral priitnineut tliink that there are enough and do A social was planned to be held i,l. ■ Dewitt who has nnil Julian Squiri s went to Char ..rul Mrs. Tom Hrndi'rion. r.iiiiui) im. linh (ireetie. \ed .pi ak. r lUTTT1will talk ..'I I not favor organization of Helms been suc- during the week but was postponed more." IkIIi. K'.tin-.iv hm tout with Iver.snn, and ili.niit M.iUiliuru ai- phase <>i international atTairs ceeded by such outstanding leaders holidays. ItoU is Mr and Mr. Tom llendi I on until after the spring .mil will tendi'il .i si|itare dance ■m Palmer, a- Albert Mad lure. John IInward. tin- dehatiuK team rctuoi imirneyed from Charlotte Sunday Saturda> Gilbert Senior: ■ ilnng \\ ith I)a\ Sid Marsh and Roger Melton. Thi- sometime tln^ week to eiljo.\ \\ itli Kappa Sin's the v..,! si-\eral other "There is a Im I.,-, i.—^.— year tin- pastorship is held by Wat- Glee Clubbers Ij Sunday tui^lii feed. Several ,.i i'l .-n men .lack ami lai k room for 'I Mil ullniieli jnunieyed in Columhin _ son Street and acting as his assist- Pika's Dispfmed Over ilii hrother«i enjoyed a dant'e kim-ii Now Through Sat.! nient. Tli < ma rii y '. HUr^ ant i- Rod ai the Myi r- Pnrk Jnlm ' "THE ADVENTURES I w, : Jack Abels rind Allen Parker made " t.i \ are BT'^t ship of the church lies in tin- hands Mi< im en wenl i Wihthrnp i-it at S\\eel I.I ll OF TOM SAWYER" g do const i ■■■' From of a trip to High Point during the In ni the pastor- Board Return Annual Tour I Technicolor R^t^^/i^m and tin- nf ! (-nirdon K.i I work-, but others are week-end! while Cleveland Pi ( Have Directors. Under their guidance the Eastern Carolina j . Sig-Epi Hold A TRULY GREAT PICTURE! more or less dead wenl lei h'li-ra MacIJnnald and Red Big Week End Election of — congregation and activities of the The Davidson Glee Club return-i Anderson, OfTiceri weight the honor of being a mem- Springs. Jim Charlie llrother Iwi wi ill lioiiu tn Knck grown by leap- and (fun ;i ui|> cliuri-li have ri! mi l.i-i Wednesday ■ Tliti eleetinti for inl ber means no more than being en- Akers. and Slit Kohinson jiiurneyed Hill and llrother IMil vvi ut UieSlia fraternit> Ii " ■ : ! hounds. On Sunday alone the (hat \\;t- -iiiililcil with good times Iv., McAlwec, '« ini-' '■ .i- iva I ..' i.mr wei kl\ titled to wear a key. The stand- to Wimhrop. John run im tin wii I. i ml llrcithei church has four Sundaj pretty hoys ' nni-iiui: ,.!i I da; ntKht, \'. usually services: and The vi-itrd Scott, "Crumper" Crisp spent . ■. hur ith arils for admission are reas- and h.'us been m the inliriu.il ■■ Service, Young Wilmington, ■ foil im i barlej ■ School. Church l"lora Macdnnald, ati'l ■ ■ ii n nit n onably liinli. but if there i- any i tin' we'ek-end in Salibhurv, while fiir t In- plTsl ii v. 'l.iv I".r;11.■ r People's Society and [Evening Wadcsburo in the pie, pre I rriJI I'nilel ■ 11 change they. should be raised." course ol fire Iei ncy" l.ilii ny ami "Burl" ('..It- .Slime. Kiiik llcuilrii k. Hite, and rd I1vim i\ mi tn I..i1. 1 Muntimm.i near . ■ i -,-,-■ noons tin- church library i- open i"i j timt' W.'ls -jH'tll TIH TII tO IIIL'.lll Miitintnin, man . \\ nghill, Bruce Parcel!, Senior: — IKm^s Saturday ni^'ii. , tin- community and on Wednesday t afn4 tiny- audiences mem- Is.' inii I'l .nl .mptmlli i. ohii "I'm all for ac- titnu the Many Uriitln i i"iilvin, Kellam. Law J nighl is held the Mid-week (lunch group always K.A.'S Go Dmy. iJIi .hall; l-.d Clnyd I i \ bers of the found time i s,,n. i uuiiinnliain, I k, .in 'I i iralcrniiH--. Service. To Greensboro lendrii PX^fl^HH^I to tr;ivc dates and otherwise have .-i U I'ltei I-it.-,.-,' ! il I'UKht to [Tuwill rode to the hotintN on the i.r^l. EEft^B 11 Bible Class i~'"* reme inher, too. Lwlonial estate 'Im inn the week- "fl The Mi-n's Bible Class has been On Saturday traveling nia chapter celebrated the week- iau. " ll 'he strictly ni^lit after end, llrothei Wilson visited friends a hading force in the growth of the all afternoon, group end with a tri|i t" Oreensboro. In Inn iry iraterni- the lauded in in Slatesvilli > I drawn the interest of tin- nun on iiiwht. Rut none went to bed when Jim I 11ni i'I 'linn Mil.r,ni. * ta I'-i. the athletes' llrnthci Towill Sundays, hut their influence i- sj n he gol there, because wa- a J. I Sumnierbll. Ir,d Dennis, Bill Meats fraternity, do benefit a lot ol boys . thtrc f UJLitOilt in the lit'.- of tin- village. In Ian surplus of attractive girls running Preyer, and pledRc brother liii.l Phi C'lm'i Entertain Several Fit JAMES STEWART by spurring them on. But I am in I For A King | nary they held a tree-chopping trying to please Arnold. Urothers Sam Jewell and Week-End Gue.U by a Feed ANN RUTHERFORD of having the fraternities around the vi-itiiiK favor coupled with a barbecue which was boys. The beach \\.i- visited by}tSam Spencer visited N'cwell's home Sunday night the 1'ijis wen- host I I WALTER HOUSTON hold very strictly to their stand- QUALITY most successful. ni.iny ut" thr party that night, oneIm Atlanta Dan S|irunt went to t., many outside kiu--i- for a fei d. 1 GROCERIES I - ards." After the success of tin Christ- "f the notable incidents being <"a- Durham t.. watch a gymnastic com- AinoiiK n,ii,ir~ were Dr. and Mrs Bt-ulah Bondi Guy Kibbee mas Pageanl with .-, cast of sixty rt-y Dowd's wading in the fri^M jpetition at liuki- Tin elder broth- Williamson. Mr. ami Mrs. Hunter Dave Sprunt,Sophomore: members under jhe direction ..i ocean while all the imv young er Kenney to Duke and C^rqltna Marshall t liarlotte, Mr and Mrs. ■ J. K. "We certainly don't flirts j .of HAMPTON I —^^j^.^.^.— Ivan Wctmore. plans are now in itoocl around gaspinewith amaze- I ii ewi inr of E'hiladelpllia, Mi-- Davidson, any more fra- I A 1 s Have Initiation N. C. I need progress i..r an Easter Pageant. Mauji i Moscley, Pcggj in' hi at his bravery. During Miss Wil- PHONE 193 J t e rn i t ies. maybe I iH Tin- ha- Wcelc liams, ,. script been completed, Delightful Banquet and Miss Kay Spaeth, all of "■'.!/■'; ft Ir/s .yi'.>: /" ■■'■' !:■ -.'. '■: \ i. 1 ||»J^ Brothers Nick Nicholson and i I ' A^B which was written by tin- members On Sunday night very hicora o'llegc, Miss Hel- ' llie after a de- Charlie Smith attended tin- Found- Queens-I iudi'i I HjJB&c-^H ni the church. It ha- 1(H) lightful banquet given en and Kleanor Bell of Mooresvillc, ' over part- by one of ers I>av dinner dance in Columbia outsid and will survey the whole New the young People's of the ami Mi-^ Phylisa Brooks ol Con- general 1 ''£F*ii~9i h-a^u. Friday ninlit Brother Smith also hut in Ing M& Testament. It will be presented on I'ir-t Presbyterian Church there cord tliink they could he attended the Presbyterian College ipinr I April 17th. Ihappened an amusing that more active. They do afford an iufident dances during the remainder of the one of the more notable opportunity more people to involved weetr-en'd. The informal initiation for members of the party. "Sen- 1 lair Cuts participate in college activity." Eumeneans To Try John was held last Iueiday nii?lit. On — — ator" Gilmore lived up to his name in xt (Continued 3) tin night, Wednesday, tlic fur- DeLuxe ; ♥ from Page when he offered to help a heavily I Ihere were also discussions of mal exercises were held. Dr. Cur- = (' (7) Equipment Inspected laden female figure into a° waiting I 1 =L various business items. rie ami Dr. Lyon took part ill the Davidson Barber Shop QJlatidard I'lllMIX. i >i .-■.">:", car, and when he asked ht-r in flow- 111.- group was reminded that the ceremony. Mr. Fred Bahnson of ,,-G»!andC.H« Major Meyns, Assistant ery language if C L. J. old minutes and records of tin- so- he could assist her Officer, ar- Corrjs Area Ordnance ciety which are valuable in histori- into the .car -lie turned around tot! I'RINTERS EXTR AORDINA RV rived the Davidson campus him aiul said. 'Nawsuh, Bo*. Ah ■ oa cal importance arc preserved the i S ii : COLLEGES Tuesday inspect the in we'll, SCHOO1 afternoon to college vault in Chambers building. tliink- all can make it right j equipment of the" Davidson ROTC miIi." At that tina- tin- Senator's I - SKMII s YOl'H unit. stomach as well as hi- chest fell SODAS STATIONERY CANDY soiij - Major Meyns arrived on the cam- to discuss storage facilities and about three inches. MAGAZINES T( HLETRIES matters of importance. S.sj - similar cm ■' pus in a government automobile Continued Paw A COMPLETE HRINT1SI": Vi. V from Atlanta, his headquarters. Prompl s.rvi.o ll.ils,,n:il.l,- I'rli<■» The purpose of his visit is to in- WHITE DRUG STORE spect the work done by the ord- ROOM DAVIDSON, N. C. repair they were CITY CAFE & DINING nance man while "WHERE FRIENDS MEET TO EAT" two weeks ago. He here about SPENSER BROS. MOORESVILLE, N. C. "Davidson's Oldest and Best" will meet with the professor of mil- -'- itary science and tactics, Col. John For Frat. Partie« Capacity 90 People T. Khett, and with Mr. V. L. Jack- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1938 I'.iUr Sl« THE DAV1DSONIAN Kiwaim Hears Horine Miming! Foucault Pendulum Will lour Film In1,1 II,,rnir of the Davidson sen- 4'jir«l I,,i ,l.i'-.. spoke last Thursday at Be By College ll«'|»»rl ilu- weekly Kiwanis < luh luncheon Installed " .ii tin- ihamber of Commerce in t ll, V ItAKI.H W '",'{' KAKVAIOUNMKSnY gfi It soon became evident that hi IIINit It ' f ,■-M I AI-", instrument Deter- ' -. ■UVIWO-'I IIIAH 51 Yl fl iItarlolte Peculiar planein which the pendulum vibrat- B^V: *'i'^HI mis Atxxxwre cxmk ■ II..inn\ talk included Adolf Mines Earth's Rotation ed, deviated toward the ri^ht with ' V'K AMI""" "XIAH".- — ,l,l "I ,. I, Int. ,'. X " I Hitler's rise to power in connection reference to the floor that is. in II t I-. ill I . - Er^ I will, ill,- ,,,,iii>tiiit of turning I. mm.,,. .1 In II,. tiling I I.il'. conditions By the time of spring holidays reality the floor wa« under I., e\|,nssrd opin- was it,' ., I I",Inn iin.iiiv "Tic the the college, through the science de- the pendulum, or the cartli nu- I.n .III [■■■■■* 1,'ti thai tin- American people partment, plans to have a 1-oucault tating. The next best .evidence < i should deeper ('(Tort to a W. .1.....l..v. M»,. I. It in.ikr a try Pendulum erected in the northern the rotation of the earth is shi| ' 1111. i-.1.111,1 today. ♥ ♥ I I.. 1. iH'tnt.itiv of end ,.i ( hambers building. coming over the horizon. ll'inn li. 1,,,'titU till 111(1 A I I.AKKIIK" I'll i studied al This is the only known tnMrii- The instrument to Be erected here" lit, al lU'iilrltiurg 1 l>. 11 v,11 1. I II.,,.,. universities and iihnt that definitely shows the ro- will he 46 feet hiRh. It has been .. ■ '*> ' '*' l.i'lni, (icrmauy, has in being ami been A kt frsit -.'ijif -~-\ 'I'll 1 tation of the earth. This ia found thai ii one n less than .ti .i pi i titun I,, v e < km eco- I'.. I. II ii,,i it,. I,p, |lt.il nill obsci man placed for- the benefit of the stu- feet long, it will not show or give |n.Im, questions. i,, nomical and al an, , ■ I.,,- ull.ll I >i< i.l .ii In dents, I also in particular for the desired effect. It will write in 1,1 I, ., ,1 ♥ the meteorology students to study. apparatus will .1. Ml lufhl. |.||, ..Ii.'ih Groups ;i bed of sand. This ■ ill, I II. II ,.ill.,,,,Iin ,1,,,.,- Ii. I Three Make The prnduRim was invented in work any where on the earth's sur- i, ii.il l,.l till pulilii IIm i", 1K51 by a French physicist. Fou- face except equator. It n II'. I (Continued (rum I'agr S) ' on the I., ,.n III, III. ..i I>.i, ,,l i Pnimer, above, eault. lie suspended a heavy iron two poles. . . .1 . ii i Dr. Carlton works best at the At the j livn i.in quartet, Church. A com- J0() length' ti.l I th, y\ .,1, I i,I..I ,,,. l», Iart critic and lecturer, ball by a wire feet in the pendulum would con- . posed of l)i,k Aycock, Boh Lewis, equator I ' -■ I I'" vrm nchpduled to tpeak on and started the swingingmotion 'if1 tinuously at same H 'I ' Hill IIntuition, ami lames Millon here cut the sand the l.mt Iml.,v night, but failed to the pendulum and allowed a pin1 shift would occur. ?; aid, sail" .ii iln^ service. angle and no — — ,, John path L>I " ■I,.,. I ManI. WIN ,.pi>.-.,t. An yet, the fnculty in the ball to cut a in the 't^

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