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~~UME :XXV. NO. 18. WAKE FOREST, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1941 PRICE: TEN CENTS PER COPY -- :State, :Not.Duke, Digging Started Freshmen!.· IF acuity Endorses Backs CAA Plan; For Foundation Because of the "flu" epidemic during the first weeks of this New Federation semester, the requirement of 'Fiv~ Men Signed Of Club House chapel attendance has not been Idea of Humber pressed. All prior absences, Ground School Regula­ Student Interest Centers therefore, will be ignored. Wake Joins Governor and tions Cause Shift From On Building of Room The executive committee will, Host of Others Ap­ 1:he Wake Campus With Dance Floor beginning Monday, February 24, make effective the catalogue proving J;llan requirement that all freshmen DEACS ·FAVOR IDEA NO TOWN COMMENT attend chapel. This applies to BEFORE ASSEMBLY ~l! freshmen, without exception, Students Given Examina­ Responsibili.ty For Dances regardless of previous consider­ Would Have President tions; Begin Training Not Assumed, Says ation. Call An International Immediately Administration Any freshman who, after l\1onday, Feb. 24, absen~- him· Convention ·State College, acting as new Excavation was begnn this week self in excess of three times ' The faculty Qf Wake Forest sponsor for Wake Fores~'s Civil for the foundation of Wake For· during the present semester will be dealt with by the execu­ College last week joined Govern­ Aeronautics Authority, this week est's new Community House, P!lrt or Broughton, Frank Graham, signed five men for the flight tive committee as an infraction of a $68,000 government-sponsor­ president of the University of course, cutting out Duke ·Univer­ of college regulations. -PQLIJfCAL DEACONS• Wake Forest graduates, who are now m_ember~ _of the ~eneral ed project which, when completed This notice is given now and North Carolina, and a Jlost of sity, which had ,previously plan· 1 . . • Assembly, this week' turned on the reumon spmt and dmed at state muniCipalities in endorsing will provide not only the publicized in order that the in­ ned to back the class. the Sir Walter Hotel with the Wake County Ahunni of the college. '!'here were tall stories, eloquent the principles of the Federation Men ~ho registered for the town building, but a large swim­ formation may be had by the speeches and a general "recall to college," was promoted. Above ar.e pictured the main speakers, entire first year class of the of the World, recently advocated CAA training are J. Bain, C. D. ming pool, tennis courts, and a including, from left, Speaker of the House 0. M. 1\iull; Senator John L. Larkins, Jr., president pro college, and propounded by Robert Hum­ Bowers, J. S. Brower, A. B. Lea, tern; Governor Broughton; President Tllllrman D. l{itchin; and LeRoy Martin of Raleigh, president baseball diamond. ber, alumnus of the college and and C. L. Miller.. of the general alumni association. Forty-one members of the legislature this year are graduates Attention of college students former editor of Old Gold and Although it was known that of Wake Forest. centers. around construction of the Black. According to Mrs.. R. S. Wak.e Forest would not be able to large assembly room in the Com­ Cash Writes Book Pritchard, secretary to Dr. Thur­ give the CAA course this ~es· munity House, which has been man D. Kitchin, about twenty-five ter because of enforced ground· planned with a view to the possi­ on Southern Mind members of the faculty signed the .school regulations, the action of Alumni Legislators Speak and Dine bility of holding dances in the statement before it was sent in State College as sponsor for the • last Saturday, and many more *~------~------* building. The hall, which includes V-iews Home Analytically, course came as a surprise. all of the main floor, will be 100 since have expressed the desire House Speaker Mull Talks H ) A • Broughton Is Speaker At With Detachment, Says to do so. Duke Proposed feet by 38 feet and wi~l have a At r!ollege Convocation OWer gain Banquet to 40 Men of New York Times Last week Truman Miller, man­ Here Wednesday N. C. Assembly hardwood floor. Resolution Before Legislature ager of the Raleigh Municipal Under the spreading chestnut No Town Comment A former editor of Old Gold Airport, stated that men who de­ A resolution 'was brought ·be­ ADDRESS ON SUCCESS tree the Howler officials stand. 200 OTHERS ATTEND Town officials, in whose charge and Black and a member -of the sired to take the course could do fore the House of Representatives They're still trying to ·get the the use of the building will be, re­ •• so by cooperating with Duke Uni· Student staff, W. J. Cash, associ­ Wednesday providing for the state uced As First Deac students to come around to the Professor Isbell Displays fused to comment on the dance ate editor of the Charlotte News, versity. , Introd endorsement of a system of fed· office a11d pay fifty cents to get 1 Ph t hs question when approached by an is the author of a book, "The Furthermore, he told the group, Athlete to Receive their names put on the year· Co or. o ograp era! government for the nations Old Gold and lllacl• reporter. But Mind of the South," which has and a request that North Carolina whom he met on February 10, books. Editor Norvell A. Ash· Baseball Letter to Gathering it was learned that the hall will recently been released. Cash was members of Congress introduce on that State Colleg-e had shown rio burn ()r James Early are the probably be available for rent to editor of the college paper here behalf of the state a bill providing desire to cooperate with Wake 0. M. Mull, Speaker of the men to contact. '!'he Howler Governor J. M. Broughton, groups approved by the officials .. in 1922-23. · for acceptance of the principle of Forest by offering the course to House of Representatives of tlie will be out this year, the offi­ North Carolina's first citizen and The book was reviewed in the world federation, and petitioning interested Wake Forest students. North Carolina Legislature and graduate of Wake Forest's class Executives of the college dis­ cials have indicated. New York Times Monday, the re­ President Roosevelt to call an In­ "Taking the CAA course in co­ alumnus· of Wake Forest College, of 1910, was principal speaker at claimed any responsibility related viewer stating that Cash ''is one ternation CQnvention to draw up operation with Duke will be the spoke to· the student body Wed­ a dinner given on Tuesday night to the use of the Community of the exceptiolfal persons who, a constitution for a World Feder­ omy way Wake Forest men can nesday at the regular chapel pe­ honoring; Wake Forest . alumni House for college dances. They for purposes of study, can view ation. The resolution was intro­ get it," Miller said, "for there riod in an address sponsored by Humber To Talk pi-'ominent in the high political life emphasized the fact that the their homeland with calm detach­ duced by Rep. H. S. Gibbs of Car· will no longer be ground schools the Cleveland County Club, of of the state. building project is pl,ll"ely a town ment, analyze its traits, and teret. merely on paper-and that's the which Wyan Washburn of Shelby Present were some 40 members affair and that the college has no At Frat Meeting W1"ite about them unemotionally The faculty of Eastern Carolina only kind of ground school Wake is president. The central theme of the North Carolina. General connection whatever. and well." Teachers CQ!lege have also en­ Forest has had." of his address was how to obtain A~sembly, all graduates of the Dean Bryan commented: "The Three Sections dorsed the idea, in addition to the (f Professor L. R. Parkinson, head success in business and life. National Language Group college, and 200 members of the college is no more concerned with The volume is divided into three communitie so£ Raleigh, Greens­ of the State College aeronautical Speaker Mull declared that ag· Will Meet At Wrake_ Wake County Alumni Association the use of the Community House main sections: "Its origin and boro, High Point, Lexington, Eliz­ engineering department, who met gressiveness is one of the most of Wake Forest, which organiza­ than . it is with ballrooms in the Forest April19 development in the old South"; abeth City, Wilson, Rocky Mount. with . the five registrants last predominant factors which have tion was host of the evening. Washington Duke Hotel or Ra­ "Its curious career in the middle Greenville, Tarboro, Laurinburg, Tuesday night, did not comment led to the success of many Wake Robert L. Humber, '18, will be Speaker 0. M. Mull of the leigh's Memorial Auditorium." years"; "Its survival, its modi­ New Bern, Plymout~, Morehead on State College's change in atti­ Forest graduates. He emphasiz- the speaker at the annu­ House of Representatives, mem­ Townspeople and certain mem­ featu~ed fications, and its operation in our City, and Beaufort. tude. ber of the class of 1902, introduc­ bers of the faculty have express­ ed the fact that in 01·der to get al convention of Sigma P'i Alpha time.'' In giving the nature of ed 28 members of the House, and ed" pleasure at the possibility 'of a Students Glad very far in the business world here on April 19, Dr. H. D. Par­ the difference that exists between Senator John D. Larkins, Jr., town owned hall to be used for The students who will take the QUe must start "at the little end cell, president of the national the Northem States and those of the horn and ·he will come out honorary language fraternity, an- president pro tempol'e of the Sen­ dances and other social gather­ CAA course, however, were glad that formed the Confederacy, Girls to Invade ate, introduced 12 members of ings. that State College will sponsor of the big end.'' nounced this week. Cash is, according to the Times, that body. their training, for they said that Must Start at Bottom Humber, who has lived in Paris Durham Gives Opinion much more specific and detailed "Take the smallest job at the since 1924, "will p1·obably speak Wake Tomorrow State's equipment is better, be­ Mull Shows Sweater l\Iarshall Durham, president of than F. Scott· Fitzgerald, who table and work for a bigger one," on France," Dr. Parcell said. cause State is a technical school. the Pan-Hellenic Council said, once essayed a brief summary of he said; "it is not important Dr. Sturgis E. Leavitt, Spanish Speaker Mull, who was captain Students to Escort 300 lt would also facilitate transpor· when asked his opinion: the situation. wher-e you start, but where you Professor at the University of of the first Wake Forest baseball tation and more closely unite the "The council has high hopes "The Mind of the South" is a Meredith Angels to come out." North Carolina, will also address team ever to have a paid coach, ground school and the actual that the Community House can significant contribution to those V. 1\f. I. Game Mr. Mull added that one should the convention delegates at their produced a monogram sweater as flight training, which will be at be obtained for college dances. books given by the South, says always "keep your knowledge, banquet. He will talk on the work eredentials. the Raleigh Airport. Although the hali would not he the Times, for it is an· aid to With the help and cooperatiQn willingness to work, greater than of the South American school Governor Broughton countered, The five students who signed large enough for council dances, Southerners who ·want to under­ of Nancy Carroll, Meredith social the job you have ... keep your now in session at the University. on Tuesday for the course were saying: I believe ·it would be ideal for stand themselves and to North· chairman, Sadie Allen, B. S. U. given physical examinations Wed­ head abov-e your capital, and the Musical Program Scheduled "When I was there, men were dances of individual fraternities erners who would like to fathom president, Sarah Jackson, and nesday and will immediately be­ sky's. the limit." The Sigma Pi Alpha Conven- men,· I didn't J·ust play on a and g1·oups.'' Southern psychology. Louise Dickie, plans are about ' gin theh· aeronautical training. The Speaker concluded by ad- tion will begin its formal session baseball team, I was on the foot- The use of the town hall fo1· completed for the entertairunent ball team. I also have a sweater, Wake Forest has been unable vising the audience that "there's at 3 p. m. on Saturday, April 19. college . dancing purposes, it is of some 300 Meredith girls on the to offer the CAA elass this semes-­ a big demand for the man who 'J'he first meeting will be for bus­ but mine isn't in as good condition said would not be in actual con- Best Phi Speaker Wake Forest campus as guests of • ter because of government en­ can make a place for himself by iness, and immediately after that as Otis' because mine is in con-_ ilict' with the agreement made be­ students and the college at the V. forcement of a regulation requir­ earni~g it." Good morals are im- a committee will decide upon of­ stant use by my boy, but I have tween the college trustees and the to Receive Award M. I.-Wake Forest basketball ing use of an airplane and other portant, too, he added, for theJ:e ficers for the next year. The at. least kept my hair!" Baptist State Convention to the game Saturday night, according equipment in the :flight claas­ is "no permanent success without banquet will include a musical Leroy Martin, Raleigh business effect that no dancing be allowed A unique proced11re designed to to Ralph Hensley, Wake B. S. U. roum. It would be too expensive good morals." program under the tlli'ection of man who is president of the gen- on college property. increase interest in routine liter­ social director. to install such material in a lib­ Was Deacon Athlete Emmett Davis, as well as the two era! Wake Forest alumni associa- Boys who have pre-arranged eral arts college such as Wake ary society work was inaugurated Dr. Thurman D. Kitchin intro- featured addresses. The college tion and also the Wake County at the last meeting of the Philo­ dates will meet their friends at Forest, the administration stated. alumni, presided at the banquet. duced Mr. Mull to the students, J octet and Mrs. L. 0. Rea will sing. mathesL:n Society. the buses as they arrive about Dr. Nevil Isbell, chemistry pro­ Kitchin Speaks ·t indicating that the latter was the Humber, the principal speaker, A motion, proposed by Super­ 7:00, while all boys who have fessor, projected natural-color first Deacon athletic star to re- graduating from the academic visor Neil Morgan and passed blind dates will go to the Phi hall photographs, and the college octet Puppet ceive a letter, which was award- school here, received his LLB Dr. Thurman D. Kitchin point­ unanimously by tbe society, pro­ on third floor Wait to meet the ShOWS sang. ed to him in 1902 when he was from the School of Law. He took ed out some mileposts and land­ vides a set-up whereby each ladies. 'rhere dates for the even­ Mr. Mull made a plea for great­ captain of the baseball team. The his Master's degree from Bar­ marks in medicine at a meeting meeting will become an elimina­ ing will be arranged, and all Tuesday er support of the North Carolina .tlere Speaker brought with him the vard in 1921 and then went as a of members and pledges of Phi tion speech contest and a winning couples will join in an informal Baptist Hospital, now being oper­ ·sweater on which the letter is and Rhodes scholar to Oxford, staying Rho Sigma medical fraternity on speaker will be chosen each Mon­ reception in the band room before ated in conjunction with the which he showed to the audience. there· three years. Wednesday evening. During the day night to compete in final con· proceeding to the game in the Garden Club Announces Bowman Gray School of Medicine Dr. Kitchin also emphasized the After leaving Oxford Humber informal discussion Dr. Kitchin tests at the close of the semester. gymnasium. Departure will prob· Prices As Ten and fact that Mr. l\iull was extremely traveled extensively, then settled of Wake Forest. related some of his own expel"ienc­ Thirty-Five Cents A gohl Phi key will be awarded ably be about 10:30. instrumental in securing the in Paris, where he -stayed until Dr. Thurman Kitchin, president es in the medical profession and the term winner. It is urged that all boys who of the college, and A. Y. Arledge, Bowman Gray foundation for the last fall. He is now in America, pointed out some of the problems At the close of each session of have not reported either a person­ Mark Twain's humorous 1.ale, trustee, also made short talks. See MULL, Page Four See HU~iBER, Page Three the would-be doctors will face. See AWARD, Page Four ally arranged date or a desire for "Tom Sawyer," and the mystical a blind date to a member of the "Marionette Marvel," fortune-tell· College Octet Sings committee, Ralph Hensley, John ing "Rajah Abdul Hassid," will be · At Alumni Banquet Fletcher, John McMillan, John presented by Berkeley Marionet­ Class Periods Too Short, Prophets' Annual Frolic Galloway, or Paul Early, check by tes, Inc., at 7:30 p. m., February the B. S. U. office in student cen­ The Wake Fo1·est octet were 25, in the Wake Forest High ter some time between 3:30 and the guests of the Wake County School Auditorium. Admission Says Bellmaster Overton Is Planned for April19 5 :30 Friday afternoon or between Alumni Association at its ban­ prices will be thirty-five and ten 9:30 and 12:30 Saturday morning. quet held Tuesday night in the cents. Fifty-mim1te class periods at d<:r to ring the bell, Dutch has The committee needs to be noti­ ballroom of the Sir Walter Hotel The third annual Prophets' secured from him. Sponsored by the Wake Fo:N!st Wake Forest actually last only worked out a time table for reach· fied of either fact by that time. in Raleigh. The group rendered Frolic has been tentatively sche­ As in the past two frolics, a Garden Club, this presentation forty-nine minutes, fifty-two sec­ ing the rope in the rotunda of This social event will be the big several numbers at the occasion duled for Saturday, April 19, theme wili be given to this year's will bring to Wake Forest a type onds, according to a revealing Wait Hall so that he will lose no B. S. U. party of the year and the honoring the members of the when the ministerial students will ministerial students' social, but of entertainment which has been statement made by Dutch Over­ more time than necessary. Times cooperation of more boys by State Legislature and Governor invite girl friends to the D,uke­ as yet has not been decided on popular with ali ages for many ton, bell-master of the campus. vary from the 20 seconds Dutch bringing more girls to the campus and Mrs. J. 1\1. Broughton. Among Wake Fore'st baseball game in definitely. The theme for last years. The "Tom Sawyer" 'Wl"II Last September Dutch's Dad allows from the Education class­ the afternoon and a banquet that ~-ear's froHc was "The Cross.'' and by adding spirit to the occa· be presented in five acts and will gave him a . thirty-nine dollar El­ room to the four minutes, 55 sec­ the spe~kcrs for the affair were night at 7:00 o'clock. Special guests to the banquet sion will make for a better all­ have a duration of fifty minutes. gin for a birthday present. But the Governor, Speaker of the onds he claims it takes to do the The banquet will be held at will include the professors in the round affair. T-he humor, charm, and buried Dutch has never had it adjusted stretch from the postoffice. He House of Representatives Mull, Miss Jo Williams' cafeteria and religion department, Dr. 0. T. treasure motif will be stressed. and it gains, he says, "Every bit spends nearly two and a half Dr. Kitchin, Mr. Leroy Martin, will feature an address by an out­ Binkley and Dr. J. A. Easley, the 'The marionette fortune teller fur- of a minute a day!" All of minutes in traveling from the president of the association, and side speaker, stated John Fletch­ college chaplain, Rev. Eugne OJ. nishes a further humorous epi· which reacts very directly on the English department to the bell­ A. Y. Arledge of Raleigh. Debaters Travel er, Social Director of the Ministe­ ive, college president, Dr. Thur­ sode, reading the past, present schedule of 1100 students and 91 rope, and claims to take a full The octet, directed by Emmett rial Conference for this semester. man D. Kitchin, and Dr. Everett and future. professors who heed the clang of minute to get out of his class1·oom Davis, was composed of Bill The Wake Forest debate squad He added that it had not been Gill, Dr. G. W. Paschal, Dr. A. C. For the past two years the Wake Forest's great bell whenev­ and down bot!. llights of stairs. Shields, Pete Overby, Bill Hough, left Wednesday for a four-day decided yet just who would speak, Reid and Professor Zon Robinson. BCI;,keley Marionettes hive out- er Dutch tugs the bell-rope. Dutch gets up at seven in the Roger Bell, Bill Ellington, Man­ trip through Virginia, their first ley Tobey, Bill Baucom, and but that it would be a well-known The Prophets' Frolic was Ol·igi­ played all similar groups two to Five-foot-tWo Dutch, neverthe­ morning, sets his watch by J. B. extended tour of the year. De­ Charles Talley. Baptist leader. Dr. Bernard nated two years ago by Ben one, and were honored at the Na· · less puts system into his work. Clark's "Yawn Patrol", and gets bates will be held with University Spilman, Wake Forest alumnus, "Rabbi" Ussery and is fast be­ tional Congress in Cincinnati in He pumps the rope for an average to the bell-rope by 7:30. He's of Richmond, University of Vir­ and donor of the Philosophic Sem. coming a tradition among miuis­ ginia, Washington and Lee Uni· 1937 as _leaders in the American of 45 seconds, and the bell peals missed the 7:30 bell only three One more game, ping pong, has inars, was the speaker at the tHial students. versity, and Virginia Intermont. puppet field. from 22 to 28 times, according to times since September, and, ac­ been added to the fraternity sched­ Prophets' Frolic last year. On Sunday, April 20, the annu­ Men making the trip are Bruce his degree of fatigue. cording to Dutch, nobody was ule. Play will start as quickly as Tickets for the banquet are al "Prophets' Day" will be ()b­ Brown, Ralph Brumet, Bob Gold­ Better to cripple a schedule A privileged student in that he wide enough awake to know the Coach Utley can arrange a pro- $1.50 per couple or $. 75 apiece, served at the morning church berg, and Weston Hatfield. Coach .than a pedestrian. leaves all his classes early in or- See DUTCH, P'age Three gram, •.~ ~-;~ Fletcher announced, and mai be service. See DEBATE, Page Two FRIDAY; FEBBUARY 21. 19U .PAGE TWO OW GOLD AND BLACK CHAPEL AGAIN ·DEBATE .... --a--- The Greeks Have a Word for It "Smut" Returns.· On the front page. of the p.aper this week · A ·In• (Continuotd From P'aa-e One) · . Aft er rm JUry Zon Robinson will accompany 'the EUGENE BrusSIE ------Editor will be found a statement from Dean D. B. Bry- The Greek lettennen have had cessful close. The boys, hlry.'ever, debaters. · ToM I. DAVIS ------Business Manager an. He is notifying the students of the "return a very quiet week after the stren­ are reminiscing, and it will prob· -- Plans are underway for a nine- to chapel" since various and "influenza" rea- ous week-end just past. The ably be another week before stud· Soda Shop Employee Sus· state tour of the South and South- Editorial Staff: Robert Gal!imor~. Bill Ayers, N:eil sons have been given by students for chapel dances seem to have the brothers ying is resumed in this section. tains Cut By Negro east which will take the squad Morgan, Bill \Villiamso11, Paul Early, Phil Tuesday night will bring about Burglar through South Carolina, Georgia, absences. pretty well whipped down and Sawyer, Elizabeth Jones, ]\(orvell Ashb14m, they ·have taken a few days off to initiation for new members, with a Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, At the outset we might admit that the edi­ celebration party afterwards. )n Texas, Arkansas, and Tennessee. Die~ Gallimore, Wyan Washburn, Robert try to recover. With the exception J. M. "Smut" Smith of t!¥ Col­ torial policy of every college newspaper strives of a few new pledges and mem­ the field of sports for A K Pi, lege Soda Shop returned to Wake The speaker& will leave April 1. Scott, Wes Hatfield, John McMillan, J. Dixon to play up the importance of chapel programs hers, the fraternity houses have "Coach" Everette Berger is get­ Forest Wednesday night from Davis. \Vdls N:on-is, Phi! Highfill, Fred Eason. on a college campus. We don't agree with the been void of important events. ting the A K Pi quintet in shape the Rex · Hospital of Raleigh, that he cut it on the broken glass, for the oncoming intramural bas­ where lie was sent by· Dr. George compulsory imperativeness of some chapel pro- K PP - he says, but it is also quite pos­ . A A SIGMA: The Kappa Sigs ketball season. As time for the Mackie of the college Thursday Sports Staff: Les Co11Sla, Sports Editor; Billy gram supporters, but we do heartily endorse the are planning to have the dis· annual ping pong tournament ap­ night a week ago when an artery sible that he was stabbed by the Primm; Dan Primm; Rod Bttie. nature of the programs fostered at Wake For- trict conclave at Wake Forest proaches, Glenn Miller and John in his right arm was punctured burglar, since the wound is rather­ est. In the first place the chapet' features have some time around the middle of Conley await all challengers. while he was driving off a burglar deep and riot of the nature of a glass cut. · Business Staff: \Vi ley 'faylor, i\dvertising Man· much to offer any student, whether he be fresh- March but have nothing definite attempting to enter his room at ager; Ralph Earnhardt. D. E. \Vard, \Va!ter DELTA SIGMA PHI: The "Delta the home of Mrs. F, J, Parker on When he noticed that his arm man, sophomore or senior. There is no empha- as yet. Bill Duckworth was initi- was cut Smut called Dr. Mackie, Loc~hart, Barry Davis. . . . . ated into the chapter Wednesday Sigs" enjoyed one of their best the Raleigh road. s1s on "rehg10n" for creeds often have ltttle ef- mg.. ht social week-ends in a big way last Though 32 stitches were taken who immediately sent him to Ra­ feet on students and clergymen alike. Howev- week, featuring a party after in it and it is still draining a leigh to the Rex Hospital. As far as is now known, the Entered as second class matter January 22, 1916, er, the chapel programs here this year have SIGMA PI: The Wake. Forest each of the Mid-Winter dances. little, his arm is "all right now," burglar ·who attempted to enter at the post office at \Va~e Forest, ]\(orth Carolina, brought to the audiences entertainment, infor- chapter of Sigma F'i joined the David "Fish" Giles was in charge Smut says. Smut's room has not as yet been unde1· tlte act of March 3, 1879. of the entertainment Saturday mation and inspiration alike. Men have given chapter at N. C. State College How he received his wound caught. . Saturday night in their annual night, and his program was one Smut says he• does not know. He of valuable time to come before the chapel au- Founders Day banquet. About 125 of the highlights of the week-end. entered his room at about 11 :30 lltiiHIIRI!HlllllUUUIIUIIII~UU!IItiiiiUiliiiiiiDUIDUIJIIHIUIIJJI!Wiiiiiii!IUJilniUIUUIIIUIIII~ diences here, and students have had nothing to members of the chapter attended Allen Powell, Walter Cashwell, p. m. and, hearing noises at the lose in attending the week-day services. the affair in the Virginia Dare and Gerald Wallace took the fra­ window, decided to investigate.: Want Something Good? Such services at Wake Forest have always ballroom at tlte Sir Walter Hotel ternity initiation last week, while l:~striburor of He pulled aside 1 the shade and Drop in at any downtown CDlle6iaie Di&est had a place. They will continue to fill a big in Raleigh. The end of Hell Week Rufus Redfearn and Dave Giles caught a glimpse of the burglar, eat shop for a delicious . , . . seems to have brought about a postponed their.s till next week. a Negro, he was making his spot m a group of students datly routmes. different appearance in the chap- as · package of The new pledges consist of Jim escape. He remembers hearing Member of Views expressed by the speakers are seldom ter room. . Little, D. R. Fouts, Frank Mc­ window glass break, he says, but other than liberal, and points emphasized are Googan, Pat Hargood, Barber NoRTH CAROLINA INTERCOLLEGIATE does not know whether he or the S&P conducive to thought. Few of us have reached PI KAPPA ALPHA: The PiKA's White, and Al Johnson. burglar broke it. At any rate, PRESS ASSOCIATION a point where thought is not necessary for men- confined their social activities when he reached his dresser in · PEANUT PRODUCTS over the past week-end to a get- MORGAN IS VICTOR search of a gun he found that his OE!•~!::it:"l: ED r-0~ N \T!ONAl. "'OV~RTI51NG PY tal growth. together at the fraternity house arm was bleeding. It is possible Swinson Packing Co. Nn:lonal Advertising Service, Inc. ----000----1 Saturday night after the dance. G. G. Morgan won out over UlllHUIIIUlUUU!nHIIIRUlUttlllllllllUIIIIU!llnl!li!UIIIII!IIIIIIIUIIIIIUIIUUIJIIIIDJIIIllniii!UU/1 Collt:c.e Pllhii1hcrs Rl'PresetJtalic:e eight other contestants in the ora- 420 MADISON AVE, NEW YOR~ N.Y. WE WONDER CHIC~GO • GOSTOrt • I..OS AHGtlfS • S.IIN FRoliHCISCO LAMBDA CHI ALPHA: The tory tournament held before a --o-- pledge list at the Lambda Chi joint session of the Eu~elian and . . • ABOUT THE SOUTH It was last week that Leland Stowe Chica- house was increased by two dur- Philomathesian Literary Societies Fine's Men Shop s go Daily Tribune foreign correspond:nt who ing the past week whe1_1 Carlyle last Monday night. He will repre·l --0-- . . Hughes and Frank Ttmberlake ,sent Wake Forest at the State R • Sleeveless Sweaters at,$1.00 A recent addition to the books about the has covered all the European war fronts wtthm pledged. 1'om Jones was initiated Feace Oratorical Contest at Le­ 0 the last seventeen months, appeared before a into membership Monday night. noir-Rhyne College on March 7. · Button Sleeveless Sweaters South by Southerners is one by an alumnus of R huge crowd in Durham and predicted that Eng- Other men who participated in at $1.91 Wake Forest College, one who took part on the T land would win the struggle ao-ainst Germany- SIGMA PHI EPSILON: The the contest are Willis Balnett, RALEIGH, N. C. y publications while a student here, editing the "provided the United States ~ames across with SPE's are planning to begin Hell DHixon DaLvis,. JaCmhes ,LeaTtheMrwood, newspaper one year and acting on the magazine . . , week sometime soon, but for the ·erman ewts, ar.es . yers, Corner Fayetteville and s ample matenal assistance. benefit of the pledges they de- Aubrey Sally, George Watkins • staff for some time. Hargett Streets The veteran newspaperman entranced a cline to release any facts on this and Billie Windes, The book, "The .Mind of the South", by W. group of attentive students and businessmen, period of "give and take but most. Wake Forest men have for the ~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::-::::-::::-::::~======::::::::::::::::::~ j. Cash, is not a guiding addition to those books and he stood before the crowd as a witness of ly take." Brother Jack Dickinson past two years won the N. C. ~....,...... _....._....._ ..._...,...... _....._....._....._....._..,.. ..._....._..._..._....,...... _._._...,....._.._ · 1 .-.z.yn...w.-+'...... ~TT..,pr~ · has had to leave school because peace oratortca contest. Bob ~ ~ which have been written, supposedly to give an 1 f . what Europe has seen durmg the ast year and o 11 1 h ea lth an d IS . b a dl y mLSse· d Go ldb erg was th e wmner· 1as t explanation for the differences between 'South­ a half. His points were coolly calculated and by other members of the lodge. year, and Ralph Brumet won the Forest Theatre· erners and Northerners, and the reasons for his voice well modulated; his emphasis was conwst two years ago. these differences. Few of such type books have placed on impressive points; his information KAPPA ALPHAs The K. A.'s have WAKE FOREST, N. C. CHESTERFIELD TIME succeeded in interpreting this "phychological passed on to the audience came from actual ex- turned their attention to ping !-'•-•-·-•~-n-u-••-•-••-•-••-••-••-~·-~-••-••-•-••-••-- gulf" between the stataes; Cash's book has . . pong since the dances. The mem· penence. . hers and pledges are engaged in The two leading orchestras of Friday, Feb. 21- "1•ruesday, Feb. 25- come nearest to it, perhaps because he is a na­ Far be It from any college newspaper to ad· a spirited battle for top positions the nation will be heard over "COME LIVE WITH ME",1 Cash Award- $30 or $5 tive Southerner, but has spent enough time in vise the congressional leaders of this nation on in the house. The top five will the major networks this week. James Stewart ! "YOURE THE ONE" the North to see the situation from both sides, the current issues before the bodies. Our place compose the intramural ping pong Fred Waring, author of many Hedy Lamarr iBonnie Baker, Orrin Tucker perhaps not. A predecessor of Cash described is in the rudimentary courses of leadership, but team to represent the chapter. college songs, will go on the air ---•-n-.. -·-·--·N-·-• i •'Prof.'' Jerry Co tonne daily except Saturday and Sun· Wm. the North as canine and the South as feline. Sat., Feb. 22-- j .. ~·-••:--a·--·---·-··----""' we as vigorous youth are often inclined to won­ ALPHA KAPPA PI: "Gawky" day at 7:00 p. m. . "WEST OF ABILENE" j Wed., Feb. 26- Wash. der about our elders. v. M:. But Cash goes further. He moves along Durham and Jim Beaver finally Glen Miller's Moonlight Ser· Charles Starrett ' Bargain Day Various authorities have been called before removed their formal attire about enade will be heard over the also Alan James, Nancy Kelly picking out and analyzing the one after the l the houses of law makers to testify as to the 1:00 p. m. Sunday, bringing the CBS Tuesday, Wednesday and Jean Hershatt, in l ''ONE NIGHT IN THE Duke other of the Southern traits, showing the vices need of England, of Europe, of Democracy, of _M_id_-_w_i_n_te_rs_f_or_A_K_P_i_to_a_s_u_c-__'r_h_ur_s_da_y_a_t __l_O'!O_O_p_._m_. __ "REMEDY FOR RICHES" ! TROPICS" and virtues of the old South and the new South. •I '"••---·•-•-••-•-•-•--• the hungry, of the waning powers that have -·-•-·-·-·-•-n .. •• u He says that there is the tendency "toward un­ Monday, Feb. 24- jThurs., Fri., Feb. 27-28- had nerve enough to assert themselves. Yet, as reality, toward romanticism, and in intimate re­ HEAR OUR LATEST RECORDINGS! SEE OUR NEW­ Humphrey Bogart j Errol Flynn we remember, no correspondents, an ilk Ida Lupino = Olivia de Havilland lation with that toward hedonism." According EST SHEET MUSIC! Buy Both At 1 of men who are generally supposed to know ''HIGH SIERRA" i .. SANTA FE TRAIL" to Cash, the Civil War did not even change the JAMES E. THIEM most about foreign affairs, have gone before -·-•-·-~~-·-•-••-••-••-•-••-•u-••--•---~--~-u- mental attitude of the South, but operated to ''Everything for the Office" the august assemblies of congressional repre­ MATINEE: 3:00 NIGHT: 7:00 & 9:00 fortify and confirm that mind and will. Dial22913 108 Fayetteville St. Raleigh, N. C. sentatives. We read their stories daily and we The New York Times writes that this book count on the newsmen for latest information, • is one which will help in the interpretation of yet at home we are inclined to take the word of other books by Southern authors, that Cash in­ a full-fledged politician to that of a man whose terprets economic and social conditions in the business has been to gain an entrance to "inside and eniov South today, that while readers in both South in formation sources." GET IN :. STRETCH· OUT • • and North will hardly accept all his generaliza­ Perhaps such information as may be gain­ A soft, steady, gliding new Ford ride tions, the skeptics will agree, no doubt, that he ed from the inside led Leland Stowe to laud NEW COMFORT was the keynote as a great that takes good road or bad in a sat­ has shown keen insight, that "regardless of dif­ such peoples as the Finns and Greeks, two we made plans for this year's Ford. isfying new kind of stride. And notice ferences of opinion among readers, this book Get in, through the new wide do~rs! countries whose conceptions of freedom are so the quietness of this big Ford! Stretch out, in room to spare I S((ating new ridel deserves careful and widespread reading." valiantly believed in that their men, women and There's news at your Ford Dealer's width has been increased as much as ----1000---- children are glad to fight when danger comes. inches. Knee-room and inside length that's too good to miss! News in C?m· 7 ·.·. .,, These people, said Stowe, form nations where 1 are greatest in the low-price field. fort. News in value. And news m a ANOTHER WORD FOR IT "deal" that you'll find easy to take! should be glad to die-among human beings Then take the road and try its ride! --o-- whose lives speak their beliefs. We notice that Colgate University boasts ----000'---- of a 600 per cent increase in enrollment in Greek. That figure looks impressive until you AMERICA- HELP ENGLAND learn fuTther that even then there are only --o-- twelve Colgate students who are sure to know W hen Maud, my English friend, was on this side, that "Homer" refers to a classical writer, not to We used to roam the fields and forests wide; baseball. In other words, the jump in registra­ We loved the rolling country and the sky, tion has been from two to twelve. Three years The sunshine and the freedom-she and I. ago, the university was considering offering the One day, we needs must cross a deep ravine, course in alternate years. Or else walk miles around it which would mean A weary walk along a dark'ning ridge, Accounting for the increase, Colgate offi­ I made the trip without event or loss cials point to the personality and methods of its But Maud stood wavering, half way across­ new Greek teacher, rather than an urge to learn " America! help England-quick!" she cried, what is behind the contemporary Greek mara­ And so 1 led her to the other side thon in Albania. Then laughingly, we went our happy way. Perhaps no country in the country can of­ 0 that was years ago, but now-today­ fer better evidence as to the influence of per­ The incident comes back to memory sonalities in the Greek department than can For once again I hear her calling me: Wake Forest. The evidence lies in the records "America! help England-quick!" she cries, of two of the college's greatest teachers of all Across the waves the eager message flies; time who, in overlapping tenures, spent 106 No banter now, no smiles-with hastened years here teaching the Greek language and lit­ breath: erature. Th~y are Dr. G. W. Paschal, who re­ "America, be quick! 'tis life-or death!" tired last spring after forty-four years of Not Maud alone-we hear all England plead: teaching; and his predecessor, Dr. William B. "America! this is our time of need!" Royall, who taught Greek here sixty-two years. Our kinsmen, these, whose way of life we know Is like our own way-speech, faith, ideals-and In the years when many schools were Miller Mot:or Co. oh, teaching small classes or had dropped the They guard a citadel girt by the sea course, Wake Forest had beginning classes of And fight our battle for Democracy! twenty to thirty or more students each year, FORD DEALER said to have been the largest in the country. * * * Under Dr. Earp, who came this year, the regis­ Our Kinsmen, you with outstretched hands who tration in, and the reputation of the department wait, have been maintained. Consequently Wake God grant we help you ere it is too late! Forest can welcome Colgate back into the circle -Edith Earnshaw. Wake Forest, N.C. of institutions where the beauties of the Greek (Note: The "Maud" mentioned was Miss language and its literature, and the cultural Maud Piggott who was nurse at the infirmary qualities of both have been and are appreciated. here for several years.) · FRID,AY,. .FBBJ\U.ARY . .. . 21,. 19.41.. OLD GOLD AND BLACK. . . Frantic Deacons Meet South Carolina Here Tonight * * Single Victory Needed Lettermen to Take Cultural Fling Visiting Cl~bs Certain

to Gain Cage Invitation The College Monogram Club stated mitted on payment of a very small fee. The Of Tournament Bids this week that it has made plans to present gymnasium will be decorated for the event, Win Over Gamecocks or Keydets Guarantees Deacons a band concert in the college gymnasium a committee consisting of Tony Balionis, Freshmen to Play Raleigh High School and Campbell Eighth Place in Conference Standings and Bid on the· night of March 15. The concert will Peter Horcbak, Eddie Woolbert and Joe Junior College in Preliminary Garnes· Bonds To Raleigh Tournament feature the music of one of the leading Butterworth having been appointed to plan May Not Be In Lineup ' bands in this part of the country. Final for the decorations. lr' Coach Murray Greason's Deacons can defeat South Caro­ negotiations are now under way, and the Students that desire dates for the oc­ lina tonight, or V. M. I. tomorrow night, Wake Forest is "in" as band will· be fonnally announced within a casion are asked to tum in their names to Fighting with their backs to the wall, Wake Forest's Deacons will close a hectic basketball campaign tonight and tomorrow far as the Southern Conference Basketball tournament is con- few days. John Fletcher or Marshall Durham, heads night, meeting South Carolina and V. M. I. respectively in Gore cerned. Admission prices for the event have of the Dating Bureau, at least a week be- One more victory will assure*------'----- Gymnasium. Both tilts are scheduled to start.at 8:30. not been set as yet, but students will be ad- fore the concert. · the Deacs of eighth place in the H b T Talk Both the Gamecocks and Key-*'------conference standing, and it is cus. um er 0 dets have already sewed up bids ID hD ' to the tournamen~ and the~ ap- tomary for the top eight teams At Frat Meetin" g· utc oesn t to be selected for the Raleigh Walker Moves pearances here this week Will be tournament. somewhat of previews to next Mm" d HIS" Job But it is not actually necessary week's basketball finale. for the Wakesters to win both National Language Group Geer and Moser Wake's chances, however, are these week-end contest-if ·the Will Meet At Wake none too bright in view of their But He Doesn't Like the fates are good. A single defeat Forest April19 Copley and Owens Also 1·ather up-and-down season and suffered by N. C. State, Clemson Hours A Little Shifted; P,assing their killing last-week schedule, Bit or Davidson would put the Dea- (Continued From Page One) Features took another nose dive Monday cons safely in eighth place-and sponsoring a plan for world fed­ afternoon when Jimmy Bonds, star the Wildcats face North Carolina eration which is attracting atten­ (Continued From J!age One) forward, \vas confined to the hos· difference. tomorrow night, The main trouble tion throughout North Carolina. Apparently Coach D. C. Walker pita! in Columbia. It is doubtful lies with Clemson. The Tigers Officers to Attend has still failed to find the strong- whether or not he will get into to­ One of Dutch's best stories con­ have only one more game to play, Humber . will be introduced at est poss.jble combination, for he night's game. cerns a new professor who didn't and that with Citadel. Should the Sigma Pi Alpha. banquet by c o n t i n u e d experimenting and know Dutch was the bell-ringer they win that-and it is almost Dr. Parcell, who will act as mas­ shifting players in spring football Those Gamecocks and · who for several periods a sure thing-they would end the ter of ceremonies. Other officers 'practice this week. watched him leave class a few South Carolina breezed through minutes early. Finally, in dis­ season with a ·466' percentage of the national fraternity who. wilJ Latest developments have been its mtra-state competition this gust, the professor broke down mark. If the Deacons Jose both the shifting of Beverly Moser to be at the banquet are Miss Anna year and appeared headed for an and said to Dutch as he was leav­ games this week-end, they will Eliza Brewer, Brenau, vice-presi­ end, George Owens back to his 4 undefeated season until the Dea­ ing the class one morning, :have a percentage mark of • 61. dent; Miss Lena Riv.ers Boley, tackle post, and Pat Geer and Jim cons handed them a 36-35 whip­ So it doesn't look as if the Copley to their opposite end posi­ "Go back to your seat and stay Catawba, recording secretary; and ping in Columbia .Monday night. there until the bell rings!" Deacs can gamble. Professor S. T. Ballenger, N. C. tions. In that engagement, Herb Cline Ou!y other complaint, Dutch Seven teams are already sure State College, corresponding sec­ Well stocked in guard strength, dropped in 17 points as his club of tournament invitations. They retary and treasurer. says, came from Dr. Reid, who Coach Walker moved Moser, re­ overcame a 19-11 halftime lead. one day jokingly accused him of are North Carolina, South Caro- The constitution of Sigma Al- serve guard, to end possibly in an 'fhis last period rally by the Dea­ lina, William and Mary, Washing- consistently cutting short one of ton and Lee, Virgiirla Military In- pha states that "the object of this effort to provide more offensive cons changed the ball game from his elementary psychology class· fraternity shall be to stimulate strength. Moser is an excellent a one-sided affair into a nip-and­ es-Dutch's own class. · stitute, Richmond, and Duke. an interest in, and to acquire a blocker, and Saturday showed up tuck battle that kept the packed A typical success story is But when they smile, the Dea- more 'intimate knowledge of the well with his pass catching. gymnasium in an uproar. cons smile with them. After all, Dutch's rise to 'bell-power. Sub­ geography, people, language, life, In Saturday's regular game Preston Westmoreland, the idol stituting for several years for if the Deacs get a tournament bid customs, history, industries and scrimmage the passing of both of the Palmetto State basketball "Tarzan", Dutch finally graduat­ they will be in the lower bracket, culture of foreign countries, and the first and second teams stood fans, was high scorer of the even­ ed from first-assistant position which right now looks as though to make a contribution towards out. .Running on the first team, ing with 18 points. He will be the and during last Summer School it will be composed of South Car- bringing about a better under­ Bob Jordan passed to Perry for man the Deacons will have to became full-time bell-master. olma, Washington and Lee and standing between these countries forty yards and a touchdown. For Richmond. This keeps them away and ours by having a. better know. ;,top tonight. Is Sports Fan from their jinx team, Duke, and the second stringers "Barna" ledge of them." the tournament favorite, Carolina. Cochran teamed up with Moser Frank Johnson is in his first · Dutch is an ardent sports fan, Professor W. C. Archie is an and Capps, passing to the former yea1· as coach of the Gamecocks. and has to employ a sub during The conference s tan dings honorary member of the fraterni- for a thirty-yard gain and throw­ He succeeded Ted Petoskey, who football season because he travels ing a 20-yard touchdown pass to Wednesday night: ty. Other Wake Forest members left behind a bunch of ambitious with the club. W L PF J! A chosen because of unusual inter­ the latter. Sophomores who had Ol)ly won (r North Carolina He proudly exhibits in his room . l;l 0 699 458 est in foreign languages, are: five games in f940. South Carolina 7 1 339 261 Charles Allen, John A vera, Rod- a goal-line marker which he says Wm. and :Mary 7 2 433 358 erick Buie, J. ,H. Clayton, Em­ Keydcts Good is the only trophy carried by a Wash. and Lee S 3 444 388 mett Davis, Fred Eason, W. A. Lynn's Plays Wake Forest man from the scene V. .M. I.'s Keydets hold a record V. M. I. 6 3 362 333 Gardnier, Robert Helm, and Billy of Wake's 12-0 defeat of Carolina Richmond 6 4 367 328 J!oteat. of six wins against three defeats, last fall. Duke 7 4 450 387 High Point (Special).-Paced winning f1·om N. C. State, Vir­ Wake Forest 6 5 5041 484 by three former Wake. Forest ginia Tech (2), William and But as for ringing his bell after Clemson 6 8 639 651 greats, Bub Sweel, .John Jett and Mary, Richmond, and Maryland. a sports victory? He's never yet Davidson 4 6 395 454 Jim Waller, Lynn's White Flash Probably their best performance done it. The other boys beat him Tau Is Leader. to it. Va. Tech 3 8 411 4SO basketball five entered the Sixth of the year came in the Richmond N. C. State 5 8 5081 600 Annual Carolina's A. A. U. bas­ set-to, when they limited the "Fellows, gimme a chancel" Citadel 1 7 342 408 A local dog the other day ketball tournament he1·e Tuesday, Spide1·s to only six field goals and Dutch begs. Furman 1 10 337 464 led the people of Raleigh-in a and immediately became the fav­ \vinning by a score of 39-28. The Maryland 0 11 321 539 parade. Again it was Tau, the orites to replace Hane's Hosiery Keydets also point with pride to S. P. E. mascot of uncertain as Carolina champion. the fact that Carolina's George lege. Both affairs get underway parentage, that stepped out m Glamack' was held to a measly at 6:45. The Lynn's five drew the Chat­ NOTICE full regalia to set the pace for nine points when playing against Tonight's starting lineups: the Capital City's parade spon­ ham Blanketeers of Elkin as their them. So. Car. Pos. W. Forest ! Coach J!hii Utley, director of sored by the Society for the first round opponent. Westmoreland F Convery Intramural athletics, stated yes­ Prevention of Cruelty to Dumb Wake's freshmen will play pre­ Lofdahl F Bonds, or terday that intramural basketball Animals. ~ liminary games to both these var­ R1Ly would begin just as soon as the sity contests. Friday night they Lytle Cline participating fraternity teams Four Man Team c Th«:o deacon socialite was es­ entertain Raleigh High School and Roskie G Lougee turned in their lists of players. .eorted by Woodson Broughton, Satm·day, Campbell Junior Col- Hymson G Berger The gymnasium will be available son of Governor J. M. Brough­ ...._ after tomorrow night but Coach ton, who is a star debater at Track Coach Phil Utley an­ nounced yesterday that Wake =-==- r'jgjgj~~ Utley definitely ·will not start Wake Forest now. 'I play until all teams are in. >".311 Forest would enter a four-man ~ It all came about like this: team in the Southern Conference Tau spent the Christmas holi­ Indoor Games being held this days with the Broughtons m week-end at the University of Raleigh. When Woodson was se­ Captain Vinnie Convery will be wearing Wake Forest North Carolina. lected to lead the parade, he colors for the last time this week-end, as the Deacons square Star~ your library now chose , Tau to go along. Seem­ In the varsity meets, the Dea­ off against South Carolina and Virginia Military Institute in cons will be represented by Art ingly, the Demon Deacon mas­ two games that will put them either ''in" or "out" of the con­ cot continues (in the words of Adams m the two-mile event and We have a new shipment of books which are just the, Eli Galloway in the one 'mile. Le­ The News and Observer) to be ference tournament. Old Gold and Black is indebted to John thing for pre-bedtime relaxation. They are priced at land Kitchen and 0. W. Hedrick "the most publicized dog in Marshall of the Raleigh Times for this previ.ously unpublish­ only- North Carolina.'' ed picture. will enter the freshman high jump contest. lSc +---·-u-•-•--~~~-•-••----·---.. -•--•-r--..--e+ i I These are unabridged publications. Over 84 titles I i from which to make your selection.

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"THE. M.Al'li"S STORE" We Call For and Deliver OLD GOLD ,AND B.LA,CK Betty Hunt, Lambda Ch~ . ~- Wake Men Take to· the Air El ·... 11&1 ... Phis, Eus Change This Week

Sponsor, Is Dance Queen Time of Meeting Mon. 9 :00 S, P. E. Meeting. Climnxillg· lost week·~ mid- the Sc.utl,, accur\Jil,g to i\!arohall Decisiim Results ·From 8 :00 Phi Society \\inter dances, Miss Betty Hunt Durham, president of the Pan­ Other Conflicts Causing 7:00 0. G. and B. Staff Vl of Raleigh, sponsored by Lambda Hellenic Council, which sponsored Attendance Drops · Tues. Chi Alpha, was crowned Que€n at the dances. Her picture, full page, 10:00 0. G. and B. Ed. Board the formal dance Friday night by will introduce the sponsor section Wed. Thad Eure, Secretary of State of of this year's Howler. The Philomathesian and Euzeli­ 7:15 Pan-Bel Council North Carolina. Miss Hunt was escorted by Bill an literary societies, which for Miss Hunt is the first woman ev- Holding of the Lambda Chi Alpha over twenty-five years have met Thurs. er to have been crowned queen of I fraternity. invariably at seven o'clock Mon­ 7:00 Monogram meeting · 7:00 .Eu Society any dance or group of dances in Concerning the Mid-Winters, day night, finally have sacrificed tradition for efficiency, it was ~~~~~~~~~~~§ disclosed yesterday. ; Ct Due to conflicts in publications, education, and fraternity meet­ ings, both societies have changed their hour of meeting. . G Euzelians, according to. Bill Flowe, president, will meet this La S€IDester at 7 o'clock on Thursday "Six ,night. Phis to Decide Appeal" A Phi!omathesians, says C. V. wee Northrup, ·will meet at 8 o'clock next Monday night to decide defi­ the wa) nitely on a new time of meeting. Four Wake Forest graduates are among the pilots taking off in the picture above. Decisions to make a change } "Tab" Shirts and foulard Gan ity, These men have just completed their training at Ran~olph Field, Texas, and will now enter the came in both societies when at­ Ties- by tendance dropped drastically ear­ the corps officers ranks as second lieutenants. The four Wake men who have just finished are ARROW The Lawrence McDaniel, Rex Dowtin, Olin Cook and Graham Johnson. A number of other ly in February. Practice teachers, members of the Old Gold and Dur Deacon flyers have entered the corps during the last three months. Black staff, and members of cer­ ·2 Sport Coats, Slacks, and of 1 tain fraternities were forced to the smartly tailored suitS-by Bill Council l1:e.sident Durham )las is­ attend their meetings in prefer­ ehes sued a statement thanking all ence to literary societies. STEIN BLOCH M Wake Forest men who attended Four Wake Alumni Finish Officials of both societies urg­ next for their splendid conduct. Both ently requested that all members Sport Sweaters and Vests pa: Thad Eure and the manager of observe the . new hours and ar­ 3 -by will the Raleigh Auditorium, where Flying at Randolph Field range to be present at. next week's anm the dances were held, said that meetings. LORD JEFF is the dances were the most orderly *------McDaniel, Jackson, Cook, the "West Point of the Air'' for leigl lastes good ... costs little college dances ever held in Ra­ Dowtin to Be 2nd Air basic instruction in racy, low wing The fast driver is asking for ly b leigh and that the Wake Forest 4Black and White Saddle Corps Lieutenants monoplanes, logging an additional slow music. and swe\\ tun to chew­ men had conducted themselves re- · Shoes- by each markably well, he said. seventy hours aloft while master------·----­ has Four flninz cadets, formerly of ing such maneuvers as chandel!es, SPALDING Judges who chose the Mid-Win­ ' - advanced instrument flying, and Wake Forest College were among loops, spins, and snap rolls. Their Fo that's DOUBLEMINT GUM ters Queen were l\frs. W. A. Dan­ first taste of night flying also formation flying. Then :will come iel of Raleigh, J. A. Detwilder of Hats that make Spring a Sign DOUBLEMINT the 335 pilots of the army air came while at Randolph Field. the golden bars of second lieuten- 5 . d licious the Raleigh Daniel Smith Studios, arm who completed their basic ants, wings, and duty with born- complete success - by on A Yes, chewmg e 11 fun . - . at sports and Dr. E. S. King of the college. flig-ht training this week at Ran- Ahead of them when they arrive bardment or pursuit squadrons terni GUM is always swe while you're dolph Field, Texas. 'rhe quartet of at Kelly Field will be the final alongside veteran Air Corps of­ CROFUT-KNAPP da · tween classes, . t ex-Deacon Flying Cadets include advanced training in navigation, ficers. and events, b e HINT'S real-nun MULL . DOUBLE1u 1 Lawrence E. McDaniel of Jackson, -;;;;;;;-;;.,;;;;;;;;;.;;;,;--;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Campus Togs, Station· 1'he studylng. taste and he ps '38, Theta Kappa Nu; Rex Dow- 1 6 ed t1 (Continued From P'age One) tin of Ai-den, '35-'37, of the golf Wagon Coats, flavor refreshes yo~~ And enjoying Etc. lllUSi1 Wake Forest Medical School. team; Olen C. Cook of B-lowing 'l.'h . sweeten you: br~:u; helps brighten "His crowning achievement," Rock, '37-'38; and Graham T. . featu smooth chewmg Kind to your budg~t. said the president of the college, Johnson of Scotland Neck, '36-'38. form your teeth, too. day So drop m "is the development of the North Ahead of these men will be a IN RALEIGH ... IT'S the ( Carolina Baptist Hospital and the final ten-week advanced flying ingto Great to enjoy of DOUBLE- Bowman Gray School of Medicine everykage~ course at Kelly Field, at the com­ Air and buy several pac • of Wake Forest College. pletion of which they will be com­ WARREN'S CAFETERIA Lewis' cordi1 The program was concluded MINT GUM missioned as second lieutenants in dates today. with the presentation by the the Air Corps and will be awa1·ded sprin, Cleveland County Club to the the coveted pair of wings, emblem Raleigh's Newest and Finest "The largest sporting goods ,3 at Speaker of a beautiful Wake For­ of military pilots. is to est banner. Flight Training . store in the South" Ac1 These men began their flight 130 S. Salisbury St. In WRAL Building secrel AWARD training last September at one of Coun1 ++++++++++++++++++++~··1·~··1•++-!o+++++ot•+++H+++~·+·:·++•H>++ + the eighteen p1·imary flying bility + • (Continued From P'age One) + + schools in various sections of the nals the society, members will vote to country. The courses at these in­ • sprin1 J Keep on the~ Lookout f select from the five or six speak­ stitutions covered ten weeks and • forma + + ers the man who best handled his were conducted with use of rug­ leased + + subject. His name ";n be record­ + We're celebrating our eighth birthday this month and + ged primary training planes. Late Chesterfields are macle + + ed, and the last three meetings of in N o\'ember the class reported to ; we are planning a birthday party in honor of our many : the semester will be devoted to She + valued customers. + final contests between the win­ with one aim in view. t +; ning speal,ers. Outside judges will f We will announce this party soon. This will be your + be called in on the final evening to give you a • ~ party so don't forget to look for the announcement. ~ to choose the champion Phi speak_ er of the semester. 0. I al Pe1 Scouts f Hollowell's Cash J techni' + + COAL "Seoul AND Tuesd; i Food Store ! p.m. i ! ment. ++ I ~·+ +++++++++++++++++•H>++++++++++++++++++++oK•+++ Also will ~p~ Execul WOOD Counci They hit the mark every leigh, There's.going to be some chang­ time with smokers like yourself because Tog1 Phone 244-1. es made_ A cold snap is on the movie, • • way. people have learned they can count on brief t Phone us. We'll call for any laundry that you have. Chesterfields to give them, without with Don't be caught unprepared. life. We give prompt service at low prices. Clothes we Order a supply for the remain­ fail, a smoke that is MILD • , • not flat Ther clean are whiter and look better. All the dirt and JUST RITE der of the winter today. Prices • • • not strong. charge, body odors are gone. 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