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Thirty-Fourth Year Duke University, Durham, N. C, Tuesday, October 4, 1938 Rushers and Rushees Co-eds to Advises Greeks Program Greeks Approve Beta; Send Out To Start 165 Bids Gala Year Jimmy Dorsey Signed Saturday Released Hectic Week of Rushing The final outline of the pro­ For November Series Will Be Brought lo gram for centennial-opening ceremonies, scheduled to be held Welcome Close n Page auditorium Thursday Series Tickets Go Herring Suggests evening at 1:30, was released this Elimination of iftusrnoon by A. S. Brower, di- On Sale Late This Month Affiliates Wtule all interested persons Jimmy Dorsey and his widely ire invited to attend, Browi known orchestra, which has ha sued a particular invitatic one of the most rapid rises , the top in band history since ll organization three years ago. hi beer, chosen by the Pan-H.-lleiii / fifteen freshm seeaslS- —.so-sted doing away with the Ilia aaa- opening ceremonies." iieiii , fo, tht-.r f .l affiliate system now in use. The full program, as reli 3 pledges are not included ii danc- MT.VS November t and : quota. If the active chapter 'J":15-7:30—Carillon, Ed Jimmy began his sensati-ni membership is under 27, on B.0.S.toMake Hall Broadhead, University new orchestra at the cxcluuli zation plans a vote of ap- Sands Point Bath Club, a prtval 1 before it took definite Presiding—Col. J. F. Bruton, There have been repeated Award for Best Chairman. Board of Truste ..n Ihe Nonei Shorn <.f L.n ittempls to bring a chapter of Saturday i by 1 Music—Duke University I j, and aeeiae^isaU asiueh an in Fraternity Sign Robert B. Fearing, Director ate hit that NBC asked the nvocatton—Frank S. 1 man, Dean of thc Chapel. er permitted any of Sophomore Order to Donate e bands to broadcast, Fascists Wreck Cup for Wittiest Display On Homecoming Day dent, Secretary and Treasury The Civilization Says Duke University. all si Beta Omega Sigma will award "How Will rt Be Observed?' with only a throe day lay- cup to the outstanding campus Alfred S. Brower, Executivi the well-known Ben Mar- Spanish Worker display dealing with the Duke- Secretary, Committee on thi Riveria in New Jersey's Georgia Tech homecoming game, Centennial. NBC had them come into tht Eighteen Year Old Women's :ed today by Bob Double Mixed Quarter—Undei ladio City studios to continue Organizer Gives Loyalist Moyer, president of that organ- a!'.- elia-e-ssti,)!. nl J. Foster Barnes View of Civil Strife Director of Choral Music. 'ould not be broken. From tho raternities and freshman dor- the Centennial': sshionable Riviera the Dorsey the bids have been >ries have been contacted by Larger : iflcance? — Willian aggregation moved without miss- destroy our civilization; but Fas­ Order ond informed of the Preston Few, President, Duki he Palais Royal cism will And its grave in Dr. C. B. Hoover competition. The cup will be University. then played on Spain." With these words eight­ to the fraternity or fresh- : een year old Teresa Famies char­ v;;. .se I1S111L-(S .-laMa-s.w. les for open houses. Gives Opinion on house which presents the Wannamaker, Vice-President and I ballrooms ( night Iaa acterized the bloody Spanish At the general meeting, at Dean of the University. civil war now raging, for a Duke nded by both the junior ant Czech Question '. Last year, Sigma Chi w "North Carolina's Interest in senior representatives to thi cup, and House J took fi tlie Centennial."—The Honorable Pan-Hellenic council aod tht Dr. Calvin B. Hoover spoke long the freshmen. Band Will Make presidents of the fraternities, thi Sunday morning at the Open Clyde R. Hoey, Governor of This y subject of associates was dis- Forum Bible class in York North Carolina. cussed. Dean Herring presentee have entries in the homecomin Chapel. His subject was: "What "Dear Old Duke"—Led by J. Colgate Journey the point of view of the adminis parade and compete for the priz tration as he explained how Few Know given the outstanding float b; ".-•.•(Hi- ; S. Hid With Duke Team oiis four week lecture tour i detrimental they were to thi the Durham chamber of com the United States to gather tuna fraternities. His objections art r. Hoove merce. It was learned from tha for the Medical Bureau of A: that p< n Europe eStotty Select Musicians Will as follows; associates are not eli gible under the C average regu- Secretary Roper 1 that it Fx-presidents of Play in Home-coming Day lation for fraternity pledgeship a matter of time until Hit- For the pep-rally on Fridsi; Parade and Ceremony "We (the loyalists) have nevl ecom mended night prior to tho game, a large Y.M.C.A. Obtain wanted war. "We are only d< ••• .ght bonfire will be built by freshmen Duke University's band i As Duke U. Trustee fending ourselves against foreign being carried at a loss, Duke fi on the upper football field. Wood scheduled to make its first north Beligious Posts invaders who want to use Spain ternitics standing high in n for this fire is being donated by rip this week-end when i aa a war base from whic" tional scholastic rating are n the Chesterfield cigarette factory sving associati n Durham. it if they Atrocity s told by 'Tt is hoped by B.O.S. and all with tl i fra' ithcr organizations also work- t that the fra ng that this will be the greatest ting their ow • *l( DUNCAN GBA' i all, imising pledgeship It is entirely likely tt suid v • nffiliiili! (laus loses Ills uu of his Duke students know consequei raids. These bombs are so e to make a C average. Rhodes Scholarship Notice Cleaveland graduated Roper as the Secretary plosive that many people \ After the formal disc The Local Rhodes Scholarship Department of Commerce killed merely by the concuss r. Hoover answered questions •ommittee will meet this month Ministers Favor United States than kno' Columbia, and is now in si all pi-iselk-o drilling aav "I saw a women lifted four : r twenty minutes, during u interview Duke students who iaaos.1 (imminent alumni os iieaeiu this week in orda ers (twelve feet) in the aii Religious Council ity college as a Trustee ol hich time he said that Hungary re interested in applying for in- ss iTi-ditable perforn ne of the scholarships. At that the force of au explosion aal uiiiveraajity. and Poland could be expected "This year's band is n ot these bombs," she said Recommendation m over additional Czechos- leeting candidates will be norni- Mr. Ropei pable than those of the i Dr. Lombana, a dark, thir Isavakiasn territory. sated to represent Duke in the 1 the Y.M.C.A fl Bi ! only t a last J As a result of the Student Re- shows signs of the ten month e living at this ti Engineers Hold Meeting Students interested in apply­ ligious a.iaiiiisi! meeting Friday "; as a prisoner of Franco afternoon, at which it was pro­ The Duke branch of the Amei ing for the Rhodes Scholarship working full time. e his escape to France, posed that denominational ican Society of Mechanical Engi d get in touch with Dr. Through them contact is main­ groups on the campus work ac­ F. G. McLarty as soon as pos­ lined between the student body home games, mucl tively with the young peoples' sible at his office in 111 Carr nd university religious organ!- : given to the Building. land ot real ci -.....- ... . •• .:•.-. •••..•• •••.:.. e Daniel Roper iduated. WAA Arriving at Mr. Gordon Fisher, chairman of nily," rite the Student Religious council, Membership Goal appeared before the Durham Minister'^ associalinn yeslordaj call was that rat llic delation eal Grant Southgate Representation A two-day membership i inoniinj; tea jiri-siaiil the [ollowing J, F. Crowell to the presidency. in the Union lobby last Tuesday i-i'iaomiaiei-edations for their con­ It gave to the college a new 'Like many other of the good and Wednesday netted the Wor sideration : -. i- eesss sssssl aa si. -.'.- • ' things io life, they have liabil­ en's Athletic association 215 led up to the cooperation ol tlic ities as well as assets. Manage­ Says Ninety Percent of Campus Opinion members for the 193B-39 se ment, therefore, and a main- lers, Frances Briggs, president, Su day nights al Duke family. The greatest thing f 7r^omemchi n Durham. that has happened since '.'.-sis; Use- Studen ..... has announced. An effort iiupus, ajs seen by a poll c J been told that they made Sunday night to reach the 2. Denomin al agroups to signing of the indenture by Mr. noted by the Chronicle j James B. Duke In 1924, and the Under this process they are very to get it in the first p "As long as they were pr goal of 400 members when the Id commun launching of this isi-sssal university helpful, both in college and in i that this action is no awl rep resell tation, they are as the 150 engineers are inada women on the athletic board so­ n the Memo. ivor of granting Southgate i under his name." after life." n as a sample of Wet itled to it. Southgate appare quately represented throug licited the dormitories. il Chapel. Si.e-a-i.-Uii;.- lioper lives litory representation on expect from thc cous 3, That the a social ac- When Daniel Roper was at Student Government com class officers. Miss Briggs announced that future." sic other houses, and merits the freshman member of the ath- t vity for the Trinity hE expected to pursue Representation was denied tl "Dutch" HcHlllIn, "Ambassa- e Shapiro, secretary o esentation on the council." board will be elected Mon­ tional group ome Durham While by a SGA resolution last w< Ily as'sisli.s. • of (, Of those intervie"">i -™ . L, Gobbel, varsity debater day, October 10. The first gen- the regular A.B The ministers v. •i cultural childi all agreed that Pre association meeting will be of whom have gone to college, pported the pla ns and gave ,e,itly. I sueh Monday, October 17, one graduating from Duke. His ssr, lua tl .... e- -SSsl. hobby is! what Mr. Roper calls, ' Members of both politi­ Hank Wilson, vice-president of e school, they are definitely SGA Provides Dance, "Human engineering—the study services held in the Duke Chapel cal combines generally agreed the Senior elass, titled to re present a I ion." In connection with his regulai of best ways of adjusting human "I really think Ihey should be Dates for Freshmen • Sunday morning. with this opinion. Several plans Carl Campbell, Independent arvey Moore, president Helta college work, Mr. Roper feels beings to successful careers." given representation, It seems to rere suggested lo cope with the party leader, Tau Delta, tliat the extracurricular activ­ Speaking of his own career and me tliat if they don't, it would ities that benefitted him mos sn by t! '•They promised Southgate 'Y" Sponsors Saturday representation and they should be cutting them oft. After all, were literary societies, paralle: of the noilaa Ihey are a part of the student Football Open Rouase reading planned by the profes Some of the __,_ keep this promise. If they didn't intend lo do so, they should nol on the Southgate representation, sors, anel intimate contact ii _plnion is as follows: as even though it represents a the East Campus Saturday The Y.M.C.A. will begin ita Richard Goode, president of t have promised it." Bub Van Vuurhis, senior intra­ ening at 8 o'clock. council relationship wilh profes small part of the student body, 'football open houses" for the Iteiil Holmes, treasurer of thc mural manager, sors and students, his most in they do represent a body of Tickets will be issued to season with the Duke-Colgate "Southgate shouldn't have it fluential professors being Dr y. M. c. A., -oup somewhat Freshman who present their lame next Saturday afternoon. aaeees II I It VI Crowell and Professor Pegram "The action taken by South- i that .•ailed i SGA cards in the Union Lobby, double representation — they A member of Phi Beta Kapp; It would solidify the gale asking tor representation Hiss Wiesl. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs­ the Union lobby to listen to have a vote in the class elections. I could suggest lhat on SGA shows that they want l.a this representation in the Stu­ day afternoon between 2 and 5. a game together. All Members, The fairest thing to do would be Dr. Plumber to Lecture A. S. C. E. Holds Meeting Southgate have a representative cooperate with the Wiasl campus. dent Government, the SGA is The SGA will cooperate in eluding freshmen, are asked to large and not necessarily vote If the SGA's reasons for denying to give Soulhgate representation denied the much broaded and helping undated Freshman to bring dates, and refreshments The first meeting of the Amer- ... class elections." Southgate a representative solely with one-half vote." by Dr. Plumber on venereal d more representative opinion thai a date for the dance, said ill be served between halves. _:an Society of Civil Engineers, John Bolton, president of Duke from Kiaulhgate are no Hill Hudson, editor of the eases will be held on Wedncsd would liave been made possible William Rhodes, senior repre­ The plan of having such open Duke branch, was held Monday Player ble to Southgate leadisi Chanticleer, night at 7 In biology 113. Thi had the plan been adopted. Cer- sentative of the Association. A houses during out-of-town games evening, September 26, at which "The 'new regime' has defi­ lecture ts Intended p a furti ., then tainly the men now on the SGA list of eligible freshmen co-eds, ssril.v I, time the new members were pre­ nitely betrayed the trust which itarted last year and proved House K of the fres think the SGA should supported this stand at the time compiled under the personal su- in clasi sented, committees were appoint­ the student body put in it last Df their election and thought It successful. If this first one but others who cai iis promises or devise irvislon of Rhodes will be ed, and plans were made for the spring, it seems to me that reasonable and praiseworthy. is equally successful, there will are invited. aailable for the use of lonely Jf the year. Bouthgate definitely deserves the Why this sudden change!" le every Saturday that the THE DUKE CHRONICLE Tuesday, October 4. I9.7S A Short Story - - By S. G. A. i^*Sa!fta4ltenitU ,m Portable Typewriters

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Welcome, Beta Theta Pi In granting Beta Theta Pi fraternity permission to colonize a chapter at Duke, the Pan-Hellenic eouneil brought to a successful close the efforts of thoase who for the past six years have striven for this achievement. Too, insisting that his pin-headed son' the action of the Pan-Hellenic council not only brings to grade should be raised. the campus one of the stronger national fraternities, but F. Dance the Polka with th. ^he's a ^moothie also, indirectly, contributes toward the alleviation of a Dean of Women. very apparent abnormal condition—the undesirable un- G. Give an All-America] wieldiness of some of the fraternity chapters here. guard a grade for two attend „f delightful torn, S Duke welcomes Beta Theta Pi in the same cordial ances in four months. Southgate Is Refused i.-sseaaiesaa guarded by ll spirit with which it welcomes any individual or groups H. Listen to a Commencemen Address." of individuals who, in the words of Dr. Hickman speaking in the university chapel Sunday, are willing to make S.G.A. Representation of these tilings and a millioi some definite contribution to the advancement of the community's welfare. Beta Theta Pi offers Duke its cen­ eludes Mr. Hoop, "what the hel do you know about teaching?" SPECIALLY PRICED tury-old heritage; in turn, Duke offers Beta Theta Pi the Political Arena Pipe Smoke It is a pitiful pictui opportunity to enrich its ranks, in the years to come, By especially as regards the Polki 51 Gauge, was $1.35, now with men of whom it can always be proud. Munich Swan Song Kiffin Hayes danced with the Dean of Womei But Mr, Hoop's short list c The completion of the Miami Triad marks another The song is ided, but the war threat lingers $1.15 a pair Editorial Difficulties grievances merely scratches th milestone in Duke's fraternity annals, but those in charge on. Mr. Cha surface. Among the "millio to London wa "I believe that it is peace for ,'t pairs $3.30 of the founding of the new chapter should bear in mind Somebody handed i satire c more (things) of the same kind, OUl- time." lis- said eeeal esa-l.s.s- -eassa- time" fur- that a great deal of the chapter's success will depend It H a that tl si Is:,is- , the he must, at one time or anothe: ther. M. Daladier, some- upon its desire to do more for Duke than Duke will do gorilla here would be taken as have had to 45 Gauge, was $1.15, now for it. —R. D. T. echoed the Englishman's sion to Duke's flying center; b: that the hos­ saentiments. In Italy Mus­ pitalization of a triple threat back and subse­ $1.00 a pair Like Gentlemen solini will claim the credit quent public lamentation was untimely parody, for solving the whole Drinking is a subject that comes in for its share of since—and our contributor does not read the 3 pairs $2.85 discussion every year along with politics, dirty rushing papers—Duke's white hope (whom the 111. Fb. and other so-called evils. Is drinking an evil, should it vorite record of what a Annual described to my amusement as "cal­ STREET FLOOR be stamped out, controlled, left to the judgment of the big shot Mussolini really low" is laid up. The whole thing was a crude individual student, or simply ignored? is. In Germany Mr. Hit­ caricature of easily recognized Duke features; ler will undoubtedly sing On the campus drinking is outlawed. "The use or possession of intoxicating liquors, wines or beer, . . . Hitler. The Chancellor will remind his sub­ Baldwin's in any manner in any of the buildings or on the grounds jects that the est way to get anywhere in the of Duke university is forbidden." If students want to direction of C ^^™^^ "Tomorrow's Styles Today" ^^^^^^B with good old Der Fury. drink, and it is undeniable that in a university of several Hitler's Solo thousand students there will be many who do, they must Hitler shoul his loudest. He must, for dic- get off the campus to do it. tators never 1 . their subjects know anything For Campus Wear 1 Rules concerning drinking off the campus take it for of the dictator. Hitler boasts. asting, merely relating the facts granted that the student has sufficient and mature e triumph. Chamberlain and enough judgment to conduct himself properly. As long as Daladier aecec only Hitler's word as to fu- drinking is kept within the bounds of reason and de-

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though drawn from life, were veiled. Miss 31ue Combine. I recall that last pnng that combine promised ly tells the United States to safeguard its own e h epresentation to Southgate dor- on the Archil twff^or^ne"reason thai a force for any possible aggression; and to get Thatbfarct°shonld'havt p^ve^tLi^interpre' I read with interest in last tation of the magazine's attitude. I myself umbent members of the studenl

oted not to grant representation pleasant as your nerves will let you!" o Southgate. The way of all flesh seems to ae the way of all mere cam- aaign promises. College shoulc Now reinforced with Sudeten coal and iron lonor. Our student leaders have lectuality and sociability into a sea of actuality. His ises as good as we can get Tn "the Archive and earned neither. vision blurred by concentrated study of the workings If representation to Southgate beneath this world he is bewildered. Austrian painter. While he is in college, they tell us, he is being taught of the ingredients of his world; he is being equipped ause S.G.A, is merely a group with fundamental knowledge and ideals. Whieh idea is political backslapper — around quite correct. These are indeed essential! But it is also essential that he put this knowledge and these ideals to ,\ ©ufee'UT s Jtltxturafraid he will be ethe only Kapp.'.a Sig lefl in a practical use within a few short years. ?,%».r^zzez: ° ™"

All college students, we might venture to say, are Moa^B^O,'?™, Hs» Y0,k„k 7. Der Tatevasian is: a thorn in Lewis's We borrowed a phrase from Bill acquainted with the facts that a European war looms back. have the freshmen, each year, recognize the A lot of talking (mostly warn- dangerously near, that dictators are thundering forth a. H. Schendorf is: Ed. of a humor maga­ Shakespeare because it tells yon local big-shots. For this purpose we have or­ ng) has been done to us Fresh­ from Germany and Italy and that President Roosevelt zine, Ed. of the Duke 'rC Duchess, ganized the little game of "Find the Weasel" men and it seems time that we better than any words we can think 9. Walt James is: love on the run, Bus. is spending huge sums of money to move the country or "Who's Who at Duke." Taa the Hrst fresh­ make a response. We are very of lhat this is the coat you're going around the corner—to meet prosperity. man who sends in an approximately correct Manager of CHRONICLE, Sweetheart of Sigma jueer people. We spend months Chi. n a stew of anxiety to get to to like best of all- Its easualuess The professors hope fervently eaeh year that they set of answers and two door knobs from the third floor of Pegram we are guaranteeing a 10. H. Hudson is: a little screwy, little Miss ... its ease will suit you lo a "T." may find students who value the intellectual above the Mullet, Ed. of the Canticleer, errible desire to run home. We lifetime membership in Alpha Sigma Sigma. Notice the three buttons . . . the social world. The students try hard to keep their intel­ 11. E. T. or D. T. (half) Baker III is: Gwen go the the P. O, every half-hour lectual world from interfering with their social "obliga­ Adams god-father, valet to Pres. Few, I don't midget notch lapels . . . Varsity tions," We seem to forget that there is a third world, one «obel prize any minute. Am Town's "Drapcrtown Notch 1. Dick Lewis is: a friend of the people, a 12. Duncan Gray is: a ballet dancer, the we firmly decide that Heaven i composed of business, economics, polities, professions,— friend in need to Southgate, Pres. of the Three'" gives you the top the one we are preparing ourselves to enter. We remain S.G.A. 13. Howard Mason is: a fugitive from a bil­ nothing at no certain time. limit of stylel ignorant of thc very obvious, fact that we might combine 2. Richard Goode is: the janitor of Ayeock, liard table, a tonsorial misfit, business man­ three worlds successfully. How stupid of us! ager of Cltmiiicleer. *2S to $35 3. Sam Williams is: Pres, of the Junior 14. O'Mara is: the laughing boy, afraid of —rs. J. M. class, a damned Yankee, sub, a G-man. women, co-captain of the basketball team. 15. Tipton is: the glamour boy. Interested Light Dawns dream, Oldc man Mose, Pres. of tlie Sopho- in catching butterflies, co-captain of the foot- The CHRONICLE is no longer in the 'dark,' thanks to the cooperation of the Maintenance department. The 5. Denny Williams is: Pres. of the Y, a 16. The Bull is crazy to waste his time writ­ Pritchard-Bright & Co. roue, the Voice of Experience. ing a column like this. (Ten points given installation of the appropriate lights in the editorial Washington Duke Hole! Hlcls-. rooms have an effect of making work more pleasant. 6. B. Craven is: one of Mother Carey's free on this question.) chickens, Pres, of the Pen-Hellenic council, -—ENOUGH BULL. —BABBABA ANN GEBHE. SPORTS ®b* ©uKejs^brmxitte SPORTS Lacrosse Team Submits Budget to Athletic Association ports Blue Imps The Safety Man's Menace Devil Manpower New Move Considered Top Deac Rolls Over 'Cats Another Step Toward Sideline s For Second Win Freshmen Play Under Wraps University Recognition Smother Davidson Lact'8 Two Tallies Help In 27-0 Whitewash Duke 1938 Team Places team haas had nothing more In 20-13 Triumph ke's Blue Devils kept their INTRA- Three Meu on Dixie kouts. Neither V. P. I, nor Davidson provided For the Dukes unblemished Saturday aft- All-Star Team n by whitewashing David- MURALS a.' Una playt-Ts u tasks of Hits s-isajl thing. From i 11-0, and chalked up their •3, By BOB KUBEK competition will be keener, Una crowds will Wait Erich Making a fine showing in its : will be louder, and not least ot all, the ual injuries aaul inferior equip­ 11 isa ment, and a whole host of last surface. Can Duke, when op; Dear Mr. Erich: The recent rul­ year's squad including three strength, rise to the heights ol Duke "All Dixi ing put through by Bob Van Can Duke, with, defeat staring them in the face, come from behind after recovering a Wake Fore y of he Voorhis has caused many and with a do-or-die spirit to net a victory? Up to now the Devils have fumble on the latter'as 27-yai not had to face such situations, bul we will know the answers lo line. Six plays later, Siegfrie. •led opi these questions before the season progresses. fullback, pi un aged over for tt campus. As Sen Many Dukss fans were happy Isa sec thai Colgate was defeated score from the 1-yard line. right ii t lias by Cornell, 16-6. The old cry, if Cornell can do it so can Duke, Lach, Imp quarterback, inte: i left t arose. Perhaps this will hold true, but it does not mean that Col­ cepted a pass and raced 25 yari as. Far from it. We think that the Hei d well t lanl.t seueh s, -aided I.-ami as Cornell arried the ball into pay di ueh a sc -om the 1-yard line to climt sustained Duke drive of ( ards. The Intramural Both the Wake Forest scor. iere the results of passes I VJITITH APOLOGIES TO MH IsJIUC "jncavage, Deaclet back. after five consecu- ays had br sught thc • help ' Vlas.es ball deep tory. Soon afterward, Bolo Pei due broke through to block The Dixie League, forme punt In the end a:on iar by the University ol Bill Bailey—End where it was downed for nin. Wss.-shiiifiton and Lee, na, and Duke, climaxed i Final Thrust assful lirst ss SAMUELS' GRIDIRON SYSTEM The 1 of i all-lc hrco Duk By IRVING SAMUELS came in the last period. After a poor Wildcat punt was downed ill Riley, s on the Davidson 25, the Devils .side (his I needed only five stabs at the >ur 1938 i in, N. C. £ enemy line before Wes McAfee number of participants in intramura intercepted a Davidson aerial, without the fraternities forcing an a Duke scor " see an amicable settlement of this pn itaan.h.is; ir we think thai ihis is impossible with Ratings Including Games of October 1 new regulation. Remember "Sports t< aeoplc hold that as Tennis Tourn Notre Dame (...) 85.0 IB. Holy Cross (14).. Soccerites Begin CaPORT SHORTS: The varsity tenni Pittsburgh (1) 82.0 30. Kentucky (12) .. " an intra-squad tournament lo de Regular Practice ...70.4 22. Wisconsin 1939 net squad. Returning veterans Harrier Tryouts ,,,68.7 23. North Ca: Despite the fact that the sched­ seeded. . . The cheering at the Davids ...65.8 24. Southern ule for the 1938 season is in­ eame, but we're looking lor a BIG i 1 Horn ecom int! Are Run in Mire ...64.6 (17) .... definite, Duke's soccer team is day at the Tech game. Work hard, c 8. Alabama (3) ...... SS.2 25. Villanova practicing daily for another • fro Congratulations to Irving Samuel 9. Dartmouth (5) ...62.8 26. Navy (18 booting season. One of the larg­ Possibly Van Voorhis t 32 out of 35 games correctly. . . Thai 0. Northwestern (. ...58.8 27. Penn Stat est squads to ever report is now caught Saturday certainly gave the 1 srnegie Tech ( ...5B.8 28. Georgia T under the watchful eye of Coach would be stopped by the the flrst one he has ever made here. nnessee (25) ....57.4 29. Nebraska Jerry Gerard who is seeking new s last Friday, 3. Michigan (...) , ...56.0 30. Brown („ timber in several positions. The eesile-ll 4. Texas A. & M. ( ...54.0 31. Pennsylva Attempts! are going to be made wrote his letter. But through the mud in exceedingly 5. Texas Christian ...53.0 32. Cornell (. this year to remain undefeated era- sal' shiH-toiling line io early in the PRITCHARD-BRIGHT & CO. 6. Ohio State (...) ...52.5 33. U. C. L. I for the third season in a row. world for continuing fra ich Red Lewis Mississippi (4) ...... 52.5 . Syria "Curt" Jones, who weathered a nr luring with football was very pleased. Thc best time Washington Duke Hotel Building fi. Columbia (....) ...52.0 35. Oklahon season of five games in 1937 al­ made by Ed Hausser who lowing only two goals to skid h va foot- led the team over the four-mile , should provide the team Clipper Sm Villain ball coach, p Wildcats here on Saturday, Oi 'ith a skillful goal-ti Featuring Arrow Shirts who did well were Hal Johnson, tober 15, thus giving the squad ing practice s ;ivia lues who was second and finished plenty of time to reach top :h ikhsis. i Welcome Students third in 23:28. Bringing up the shape. and one has to admit that the signals. rear were Brett in 24:00 and Coach Lewis completed tl prospects for a successful year Don Lash, I el sick run- Bob Loi Harriers' schedule of four du J one Sarazen, well-known are bright. 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Come down and see our ARROW SHIRTS easy chairs, floor aud desk lumps—duririii our YOUR DESIRE IS ALWAYS OUR PROBLEM UNTIL WE HAVE SOLVED IT EOR YOU 1st Semi-Annual Sale For the Complete ARROW Line WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER CARS FOLsaLOW THE Vogue Furniture Co. BAILEY'S ESSO SERVICE MILLKR-BISHOF COMPANY Corner Corcoran and Parrish .Streets ACROSS FROM THE EAST CAMPUS PHONE N-4971 "Where Duke Men Meet" Opp. Was bin (ton Duke Hotel THE DUKE CHRONICLE Tuesday, October 4, 1938

hose faithful men who take Team to Receive Send-off Few Know D£ the trusts imposed upon •government association, at of the financial side> of the -ting held Monday night in A send-off for the football University, are constructive, pa- 'Oman's college auditorium. will be staged Thursday i and broadminded. They immediately after fourth pe­ >tional thinkers, as well as riod classes on the Chapel steps, according to present ENGINEERS or antl-Rooseoell? "No, I do n plans, head-cheerleader Ted think the world Is going to tl Brown announced today. dogs. On the contrary. Our a Brown urged that all students sets, i and hun Drawing Instruments day world factors In stabilizli K & E Slide Rules rid conditions. Democracy i>ii'i zui-n Slide Rules t In the unfolding but must T Squares evolutionary rather than re\ Tracing Paper olutionsary, I feel that the Hoosi Detail Paper relt administration is consciov RAYS Drawing Boards of this situation and endeavoi - for - Protractors ing to work to this end." French Curves Scale Rules sity of which he Is a Trustee, QUALITY Mr. Daniel C. Roper expresses Triangles hope and confidence. "For JEWELRY Drawing Pencils versity ot the Ideals and mate­ Thumb Tacks rial support of Duke university, DIAMONDS Castell Pencils there is a great need'and should, Be Smart Pencil Pointers therefore, be great opportunity WATCHES in its relations to the Southern and Economical states and national edui The Rose Agency The present organization headed by Dr, Pew and Dr. Flowers; and by Colonel Bruton, chalr- of the Board of Trustees, 211 W. Main Sreet $2.95 $3.95 $4.95 DURHAM D. Freedman DUKE UNIVERSITY UNIONS &Co. EAST CAMPUS WEST CAMPUS Operated by Duke University for the Convenience of All Students Any Suggestions for Improvement in Service and Meals Appreciated J. E. Thompson, '28, Manager

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ABILITY to lerve you better is the reason for the Bell System. Us set-up is simple aa A, B, G. Q American Rialto Theatre Telephone and Telegraph Company coordinates all system activities — advises on all phases of telephone operation- Thursday Only searches for improved methods, ft^ 25 associated oper- ating companies provide telephone service in iheir own RING CROSBY territories. ff\ The Long Lines Department of theA.T. IN and T. Co. inter-connects llic 2~> operating companies- "DOCTOR RHYTHM" handles Long Distance and overseas service. aa^J Bell Telephone Laboratories carries on the scientific research Friday—Satu rtUty and development for the Bell System. ea£% Wealera ON THE STAGE Kl is i'trie, i.s llss- msiiiufiniliii iti* an iai ilisti-il.uling unit. 'EVERYBODY SWINGS" These Bell System companies, working as a team, give you the world's lines! icli-pliiuic service —at low coal. Company of 17