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CONTRIBUTE YOUR SHARE UNITED Hr: TECHNICIAN WAR FUND g; “or NORTH CAROLINA 1- STATE COLLEGE O .Vol. XXIII, No. 5 STATE COLLEGE STATION, RALEIGH, N. C., OCTOBER 23, 1942 Offices: 10 and 11 Tompkins Hall of State—Raleigh Day Three Great Events Heva‘lnping of Student Feature Homecoming

Festivities Next Week Government Underwa St. Louis Cardinal Second Baseman Brown To Be Highlight Guest Of Greater Council Is Reorganized University Day Observance A pep-rally, a stunt night, an ROTC review, and a Mask Dance— Ex-Sludent leader all in addition to the traditional Major olnterdormitory And football grid meeting between State and Carolina—will serve to make Writes Io Prolessor Executive Bodies To the combined Homecoming, Dad’s Day, and Greater University Day From English Station celebration next week-end the most Be Basis 0i New Plan g, gala one celebrated on this campus in recent years. “Marty” Parcel, Former President and Vice-Presi- Highlight guest of the Homecom- Editor Of Southern Engi- dent To Be Elected From ing observance will be Jimmy neer, Now Is Second Lieu- Each Dormitory To Act As Brown, ace shortstop of the world’s tenant With Army Forces Council Members champion St. Louis Cardinals, and In Britain a member of the State Class of ’33. By HOYLE ADAMS Brown studied vocational agricul- A letter was received here re- ture here, played shortstop for the cently by R. L. Stone, Acting Head Plans for a new representative Techs, and was coached by “Chick” of the Ceramic Engineering De- system of dormitory government Doak, who described him as “one partment from Marty Parcel, a and for a future reorganization of of the smartest graduate of the class of 1941. the entire State College student Kathletes I’ve met.” While he was here, Marty was a government system were announced Winning fraternity house in Post-card size cards contain- captain in the R.O.T.C. He was today by Student Council Presi- the State-Raleigh Day decora-- ing the full program for editor of the Southern Engineer dent Bob Boyce. ‘ tion contest was the PiKA Homecoming, Dad’s Day, and and a member of Phi Eta Sigma, The groundwork for the organi- house proclaiming death to the Tau Beta Pi, Pine Burr, Keramos, zation of an active dormitory sys- Axis Greater University Day cele- Blue Key tem‘v‘df government has already and the Demon Deacs. bration will be distributed and the Engineers been laid by the Student Council. (Above) through the dormitories Mon- Council. The basis for the new set-up will day night. Students are asked In England, be the formation of an Interdormi- The de-motorized parade fea- to address the unprinted side August 12, 1942. Frank F. Groseclose, on tory Council, and a Dormitory Ex- turing the celebration was re- to their parents and friends, Dear “Bob", military leave from his duties ecutive viewed hy Mayor Andrews, as an invitation to attend. Ex- I have been abroad several weeks as a member of the State Col- Committee. Brigadier-General Lee, Dean tra cards will be available at now. Am really on extended active lege faculty, has been pro- The College administration is Harrelson, and Lt. Col. Albert the Y information desk. duty. England is all that is written moted to the rank of major in conpletely in line with the pro- Howarth. about it. It is scenic, neat, ancient, the U. S. Army, according to posed revamping of the council and Besides Brown, and often Dr. H. B. Shaw, head of the has endorsed all arrangements and (left) other guests will be stupid. It is with utter Department of Industrial En- plans as presented by Boyce. Captain Romoe Lefort, ’32, and amazement that I see what Eng- gineerin , in which Groseclose The Interdormitory Council is to The Phi Kappa Tau fraternity Ensign Bill Friday, ’40. land really is.‘ Simply nothing more worked. e is now stationed at be composed of twenty men, two novel tank float was the out- The week-end’s festivities will get than a country who has gone half U. S. Military Academy at elected from each dormitory. The standing part of the rubberless underway at 6:30 next Friday with way through the industrial revolu- ten and gasless parade Saturday a concert atthe Tower by the Red- tion, found itself bewildered by West— Point, N. Y. dormitories will each elect a afternoon. coat Band. At 7, everyone will move what took place, threw up her president and a vice-president who over to will serve as the dormitory’s repre- (below) Riddick Stadium for a hands and quit. England is not 149‘ Students lransler sentatives 0n the Council. The pres- mammoth pep meeting which will modern. It doesn’t want to be. It idents of the dormitories will act * be‘broadcast over WRAL at 7:30 merely wants to continue to mud- as Senior members, and the vice- and rebroadcast by transcription dle through. But, it is a strange From 57 Universities presidents will be called the Junior over WPTF at 10:30. admixture of ancient, sonic-mod- members. A member of the faculty Stunt night comes next on the em, and highly specialized cus- will serve as secretary of the program, and starting at 8 o’clock toms, peoples and traditions. Revealed By Registrar Council. in Pullen Hall fraternities and dor- I haven’t gotten along far with To complete the organization, se- mitories will present skits mirror- my ceramics here, because I’ve been Mars Hills College Leads lection of presidents and vice-presi- ing campus life in competition for busy and am just now getting over With Contribution Of 18 dents in each dormitory will be held prizes given by Blue Key. a slight case of pneumonia. How- Students; Chapel Hill Pro- next week, followed immediately by An opening highlight for the ac- ever, ail structures are of brick vides 6 Transfers the election of members for the tivities Saturday is a probable or stone. All use common brick to ‘EXecutive Committee. The council dress review by the entire ROTC build, and facing brick for show. Fifty-seven colleges and univer- will elect its own officers at the first unit. Arrangements have not yet Flint abounds where we are, giv- sities. are represented by the 149 meeting. been completed, but should the re- ing tires on side roads hell. Kaolin transfer students who came to The Dormitory Executive Com- view be held, an entire section of is common, and used to a large ex- N. C. State College this term from mittee will consist of three men. seats would be held for the cadets, tent in paper. It is evidently not other schools, a check of Registrar The dormitories will be divided into (Continued on page 4) (Continued on page 4) W. L. Mayer’s records revealed this three groups of three each, leaving week. one left over. Each dormitory pres- (AN EDITORIAL) ‘ Their former schools are scat- ident will automatically be a , tested from coast to coast and from nominee for the Executive Com- Take It Easy : New England to the deep South. mittee, with the exception of the Most of the transfers said they president of the unattached dormi- Spirit is a fine thing. were attracted to State College by tory. This dormitory, plus any two Being man enough to‘ stand up for your rights and being its rising reputation and an out- groups of dormitories, will elect a standing technological training man from the third group to serve willing and able to fight for them is something everyone center. on the Executive Committee. desires. But having the sense enough to stop when the proper Mars Hill Junior College con- By this arrangement, the unat- time comes is the hardest of all. tributed 18 transfers to lead the tached dormitory, although it will “v Stealing Rameses, mascot of Carolina, list. and next was Biltmore with 10. not have its own representative on was a swell idea and Louisburg College provided seven the committee, will have the priv- one that added lots of color and spirit to the ancient rivalry transfer students, and New York ilege of voting for all three mem- between State and Carolina. It really took a lot of careful University, Wake Forest and the bers of the committee, whereas Unsedt Mar planning and nerve to University of North Carolina unit each of the three groups of dormi- get the ram from the Hill to Raleigh. at Chapel Hill provided six apiece. tories will have the opportunity ed The boys who made the haul did a good job; they have added Five came from Virginia Poly- voting for only two of the commit- On Campus Set For Tuesday a lot to the coming Greater University Day celebration; technic Institute, and four from tee members. everyone has laughed and the joke is a good one, but. . . . each were contributed by Edwards In order that one dormitory will Military Institute, Brevard Junior not always be unattached. the Goal of $1,000 Set for State The situation has suddenly turned from one that carries a College, Appalachian State, Guil- groupings will be reorganized each Phi Psi Selects Men; Students in Combined Drive Missionaries Relate humorous air to one that has dangerous complications. ford and Atlantic Christian Col- For Twenty-one Agencies Sure lege. Lenoir-Rhyne. New Bedford year. Over a period of ten years, we have their goat but if the rowdy demonstrations of the Textile Institute and Presbyterian each dormitory will have acted one Initiates Give Skit State College students, who at- China Experiences past nights are repeated WE WILL BE the goat. Junior College sent three transfers year unattached, and will have tracted national ‘ attention two Brawling, apiece. been associated in groups with Twelve Men Selected By weeks ago by collecting fighting, and vandalism can only lead to one Two transfer every other dormtiory on the Textile Fraternity three Dr. And Mrs. Stamps Ad- thing—a’ bad name for State from those people who have the students came from campus. This reorganisation ed To Pre- freight carloads of scrap metal in dress Regular Meeting Of each of the following schools: Al- groups will be eflected by simply sent Skit Uptown This three hours, now are out to raise Y.M.C.A.; Couple Returned most to do with our future. A good prank that started as a fred University, Georgia Tech, Bel- Afternoon $1,000 among themselves for con- joke has rapidly mont Abbey, St. Mary’s, Pfeifler dropping each dormitory one place tribution to the United War To Country On Gripsholm become a problem that can easily ruin us; Junior College, Duke, in the list each suweeding year, Fund. From China and the State students as a whole are not to blame. There is University of until, the first dormitory in the first Twelve new members of Phi Psi, At a dinner of student leaders, (Continued on page 4) group will have become the last or honory textile fraternity are being plans were made to conduct the Dr. always present an element of rowdyism in every crowd and initiated this week. campus drive Tuesday and Wednes- and Mrs. D. F. Stamps, who if we unattached dormitory. The initiation .began Tuesday day of next week. Prof. recently returned from China as as students allow that small minority to push the Tenative plans are being formu- W. N. missionaires, spoke at'the regular matter of hard feelings to what they would mistakenly Forestry Students (Continued on page and will last through Saturday Hicks, head of the Department of Y.M.C.A. meeting last night at 7 call a 4) night, when a special ceremony will Religion and Ethics, was the o'clock. Their subject “glorious climax,” the entire student body will suffer. complete the p for the speaker. was “China's No Hold Annual Rolleo initiates. This afternoon the Jim Martin of Roanoke, Va., was Struggle for Freedom.” one is advocating the backing down or the retreating of Spirit “ladies” will be uptown at 5 o'clock named student director of the They game some first hand in- the State men. No one wants you to be known as a bunch of to present a little skit on the streets campaign. formation on China’s attempt to wishy-washy “nice” boys. Keep your fighting. spirit, stay on Initiation Of New Members , First Lieutenant Gilbert K. for the benefit of the public. Dur- Committees were appointed as drive out the Japanese and to es- Of Forestry Club Will Fol- Croll, U. S. Marines, is a ing this week the initiates are re- follows: Press and Radio, Don tablish national unity. After the your toes to fight for what is yours, but. . . . low Wicner Roast In Hill staunch alumnus of N. C. State quired to wear a dress, a large hat Barksdale, chairman, Bob Pom- speech, which lasted about forty- Use common sense. Realize that in promoting ill-feeling be- Forest College. made of lint cotton, cotton hose, eranz, Rudolph Pate, Jimmy Kelly, five minutes, a forum was held tween students of Carolina and yourselves that State will be A check for his annual duo and a shuttle around their neck and C. A. Upchurch, Jr., of the during which Dr. and Mrs. Stamps The Forestry club will hold its was received by the All-fl bearing the name of the initiate. College News Bureau. answered questions which came the loser. Do your best to keep the feelings of the mobsters annual rolleo Saturday at their- Olee yesterday from Lied. Phi Psi fraternity is the largest Speakers’ Bureau, Nick Geluso, from the fldor. from overcoming their better judgment. We depend on the camp in Hill forest. Croll, whose present address 5 chairman, Dr. and Mrs. Stamps have been actions The program for the day will Guadalcanal Island. The check most respected textil fraternity Jimmy Maynard, C. M. in China under the auspices of the of the Greater University fo'r our very life as a consist of different competitive is payable at the Bank of the world. The members of the Setter, Jr., and Stan Garfinkel. Southern Baptist Board. They re- college. All of our funds and facilities are given us by recom- events. During the morning noupe- Quuticmatthelarinetraiu- Shte College chapter have been Dormitories, Torn Turner, chair- turned to this country last August mendation cial events will be held, but the prominent, not only in the textile man, Tom Hughes, Bob Boyce, and on the Swedish of the legislature to the Board of Trustees of the ghia. school, but in State College as a Walton Thompson. Ship Gripaholm University. If we directly antagonize them by allowing un- boys will be given a free run of whole. They have also been prom- Fraternities, Montgomery Steele, which brought back hundreds of the camp and forest. chairman, American citizens who had been restricted brawling, we are deliberately jeopardizing our in the afternoon competition will inent in the textile industry after Ed Grouse, SeymOur caught in the far eastern war zone. position in the coming be held in tree felling for accuracy, graduation. Altsheler, and Bob Daughtridgc. Dr. Stamp, formerly of Georgia, legislature family row for our share log sawing for speed, fly casting, The following men have been se- Martin said preparations were attended Mercer University and of the budget. rifle shooting, tree and rope climb- lected for initiation as members underway to put as much ginger in the Southern Theological Seminary Any further damage to property either here or at Carolina ing, and other similar events. this year: H. S. Verrili, Charles the United War Fund drive as the at Louisville, Ky. After graduation will be blamed on the After a weiner roast, initiation Bdlins, John Semanik, Joe Orland, students put into the scrap metal he was married to Miss Elizabeth State students whether we are guilty or of new members of" the Forestry Joe Sampson, Ed Coble, Jim Me- round-up, in which they“ piled up hBelk, who attended Peace Collqe not. It is therefore up to us to stop the hostility entirely. If Club will 50 held- Ths initiation Alister, Charles Hedrick, Arthur scrap at the amazing average rate ere. we don’t act at once, it is even possible that a recurrence of :11 5° mm“ pinto-tine to Culp, C. M. Roberts, N. M. Gibbs, of nearly 1,000 pounds per minute. During World War I ud Gardner Coleen. These men The United War Fund drive is service with the A-E. F. as were selected at the mlumt.““lifidd°flhtd°.fi‘j0bht lain. After the war he and and others who. have joined the dPhiPsiWednesdaynightofth'om was which had Stamps were sent to China Forestry Club since last year’s (Continued on page 4) sionaries. f in initation will be initiated at his time.

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Will YouGive Your Share? TCHNIIAN NOTICE! GLEANINGS tom (If All ln An Afternoon? Work $3: Chrzelfyemie 3’mi stall, certainly threw the ofice out of gear today when she strolled in to work carrying a bag of candy, some copy and a new‘pair of shoes. By the time the candy had been consumed by the more hoggish mem- bers of the stall—Adams, Odom, Page, and Parker, too—the dust had settled and peace and quiet reigned again. Maybe now we can get back GAMMA SIGMA IPSILON to the task of filling our allotted space for this column. EDITORIAL STAFF All numbers of Gamma Sig- I. M! ...... Managing Editor ma Epsilon are asked to attend The campus grapevine has it now that when and if the aged Rameses, III Mm ...... Sports liter the meeting Tuaday ' at idol of the Chapel College boys, makes his first Raleigh appearance he M Wm ...... Associate Editor 118, nston will look like a rose in the first blush of blooming. Could be . . . norm ADAMS ...... Associate Editor 8:00 in Room D. Gumn ...... , ...... Columnist Ball. 0 O 0 O could be. . . . AIEE With another State-Raleigh Day in the past, the Homecoming cele- There will be a N. 0. See- bration is now beginning to, shape up. If the observance carries any of a Jscx Dunn We!“ All. tion meeting of the All! in the exuberance of last year, several ed our students may be nothing Room 207, Daniela Hall on but sweet memories afterwards; it is still a source of amazement how Tuesday at 2:00. All I. 1., many of them pulled through the last time. Jnlnm Minus ...... Assistant Baeiaeee leaner student are urged to he pres- Par- Puu ...... Neel-eel Adeertieieg leases- ent. Papers will be presented Correction: Adams, kibitsing as usual, accused us of being among lamest Ms!- ...... Cimlatioa Hunger by E. R. Davis, Maintenance the more horrible examples of the unmentionablee referred to in the . Bus. 'l‘aaunoroN ...... Collection New" Department, Duke Power Cu- first paragraph. Well, Adams, we all can’t be such perfect dregs of LOCAL ADVERTISING :ny; A. B. Macan and humanity as thou. . . . yea, even though you are known as “One Point Bus. Uronoacn Mme-m Dunn . 0. lanes, Jr., adore in Adams.” . . . ' ram Psos Boa Woob Electrical Engineering; and DAN KNII LEON Bissa'rra II. M. MaeDougal. Utility . . Johnny Rhyne just can’t seem to be RAY Mum En Tnov Coordinator. Industrial Sal- He May Have Anofhor Visitor m the ri‘ht pm .t a. 1.1.1,; Susscarrnonos . . . . . $1.50PerCollegeYear vage Seetiu, War Production time . . . especially when his preacher comes calling. The parson Board. was out LLBIAMAN. Welfare Committee for Netherlands understood, though, when Johnny’s friends told him that Rhyne m '0. manual. am I! , Mm“, e 0 t t Queen Wilhelmina Fund Aide fighting forces in England. Former- courting. ‘ National Salaam. DuocidedColeoidePnen COACHING CLASS Dutch War Relief ly this organisation was supported Although the festivities of last weekend went off quite smoothly, ‘ ' I Distributor of The E. E. Fundamentals Stranded Hollanders in America. by funds from Netherlanders in the Sigma Nu’s certainly got the royal reaming; after spending the mseeuse-emse mAva.e mmNew0 I“veins.resumeslav. Cole“ coaching class will be held ladla. England. and military men in the East Indies. but when that was better part of the day and night decorating their new house, the judges Monday from 7:00 to 9:00 in German Concentration Camps. are stopped by the Japanese invasion. somehow neglected to come by and when the brethern called their Room 205 Daniels Hall. among the few channels of assist- the Queen Wilhelmina Fund as- that it was too late. Personally Entered so second-close matter, February 10, 1930 at the poet e at A. L. Buuw. ance which are being supplied reg- sumed partial responsibility. attention to the mistake they were told Raleigh, North Carolina, under cs. Act of limit a, are.“ # O O O ularly with vital supplies, materials Men in all the Netherlands armed we think that they would have been well in the running for the cup. SIGMA PI ALPHA and money by the Queen Wilhelmi- forces and the vitally important Tough luck, boys. . na Fund. Netherlands merchant marine are There will be a meeting of Appointed official collecting agen- cared for through this Welfare . - During the hustle and bustle that Sigma Pi Alpha, Wednesday cy during the invasion of Holland Committee. Also receiving aid from G". 'h. R“, Coats accompanied all of the home games night at 7:00 in the committee in 1940 to raise money for Dutch the Fund are the Netherlands Sea- of the Pack, one thing hasbecome evident: State has the BEST band in room of the YMCA. This will relief. the Queen Wilhelmina Fund men's Home and institutes in sea- this part of the country. Major K. has really done a swell job with the bethefiretmeetingoftheyear has had added responsibilities since ports of the United States and Al- Red Coat band and the Drum and Bugle corps. They look good, they and plans for a joint meeting the loss of the Netherlands East lied countries. Every elfort is made sound good, and they ARE good. The show that they put on between with the Peace and Meredith Indies. to make these sailors as comfort- halves of the Wake Forest game was one that is seldom duplicated at chapters will be discussed. All Early in the war. the Fund able and happy as possible while members are asked to be learned that it was possible to aid they are in port after days on the any other school and the boys really theme a band for their hard work. present. Netherlands war and political submarinednfested seas. Hollanders t t t t prisoners interned in Germany with have never failed to recognize the . Once again Phi Psi time is here and SENIOR CLASS MEETING books. tobacco. games and a few importance of their great merchant de‘ and N.” "a" the “girlios” are seen running about One ry significant thing that we can now is to make Senior class meeting Tues- other small luxuries through the marine in the Allied war effort. At the campus in their skirts and shirts ‘rceembling pennants waving in the lar est to the United War Fund. day October 27 in Pullen Hall medium of the YMCA. Since many Christmas time these gallant sea-- the breeze. With all this wet weather and breesy air hanging around, Through this means twenty-one agencies will be at 12:00 o'clock. Any classes of these prisoners were among the men receive gifts from the Holland their shapely legs are really taking a beating . . . but come Saturday will be excused. intellectual leaders of Holland. it Sailors Christmas Fund. principally won’t be their legs getting the beating. . . . assisted in serving Home, Country, and our Allies. Tunnan. was essential that they have books supported by the Queen Wilhel- night it The need this year is greater than ever before. It is not to ease the burden of their confine- mina Fund. which compensates In The cat is out of the bag now (or should we say the ram is out of surprising, therefore, that State College is being asked to ment. Now the Fund has arranged a small way for the fact that these the barn?) on this student government reorganisation plan. The to supply packages containing con- sailors are cut off from their homes it contribute more than we have ever contributed to similar u: N I "o n— centrated foods. tobacco. etc. to and from all contact with their amasing details have just been released by Bob Boyce, and although causes in years past. ‘ ' Netherlands military men in con- families in Holland on that Holiday all seems a bit complicated at first, on second thought the whole idea centration camps through the medi- Help In still needed for many strikes us as being very commendable. In fact, the student council seems Now is the time to give, and to give until it hurts. The Inotlluht_ ation of the international Red other aids which the Queen Wilhele to have made a worthy innovation to our self-government system. The Cross. mina Fu'nd helps during these crit- plan delegates real responsibility to the students and insures every backers of the drive have set a goal for us to shoot at; it must yum Fund also contributes to the ical times be reached. No one is being asked to contribute beyond his By HOYLE ADAMS dormitory and hence every class a voice in campus affairs. means, but everyone is asked to give something—a dime, This week the Spotlight honors We almost forgot to mention Wee Willie Wharton and his new pic- quarter, a half dollar—it all helps. The price of a show is the odimr-in-chid of TH! TIGH- ture. Willie, as you know, is a great forrester . . . he grows a beard NICIAN. He was born in Princeton, II‘IADDI and PLAT! something that all of us can spare with little sacrifice as W. Va. on August 19, 1920, and his and carries an axe and everything . . . but there is nothing woodsy compared with the complete sacrifice of the boys in uniform full mus—.331“; a deep breath), by R. o. GUYTON about that picture . . . he swears that it is his cousin, but Daniel Boone and the people in the countries already crushed by the Axis. William Alexander Donaldson never had a cousin that looked like that . . . if he had he would never Get along without one of those movies you wanted'to see next Spotswood Barksdale, III. How- Hit of the Week. . . . This Week supply of un-released Miller rec- have left home for Kentucky. . . . ever, he signs his name simply Don Tommy Dorsey has piloted himself ords on hand, and they will prob- THE STAFF. week and donate the money to the United War Fund. You will Barksdale, and we can’t say as we into the drivers seat with his re- ably be released within the next feel better for it. blame him. cording of “There Are Such few weeks. ' Things.” The is the Sentimental Any band that attempts “Why Gentleman’s most sentimental side Don’t You Fall in Love with Me" since “I'll Never Smile Again." The after Dinah Shore’s excellent treat- ment of it has to shoot high or for- He was a member of the National ever hold its peace. Johnny Long everyone an opportunity to make appropriate contribution Honor Society, R.H.O. Club, Quill may have aimed high, but his toward victory over the destructive forces that have created and, Scroll, National Thespians, and the Student Council. He was arrangement does not compare with the present unparalled disorganization and suffering through- editor of the school newspaper and Dinah’s. out the world. maintained better than a 90 Jimmy Lunceford has recorded a average. clean cut rendition of “Keep On October 27 and 28 you will be visited by a volunwer Before coming to State College, Smilin’, Keep Laughin’, Be Happy.” solicitor who will gladly answer your questions regarding the Don attended V.P.I. for nearly two This arrangement has a driving, United War Fund and accept your contribution. Give your years. He is a senior in industrial biting attack with freely expressed engineering, and, besides being this phrasing by the sax section. On the solicitor the heartiest cooperation and in the name of suffer- year’s TECHNICIAN editor, he is a reverse side, Lunceford revives an ing humanity give generously to the fund. In these days of member of Blue Key, the Student old tune with a new arrangement greatest crisis, we must do far more than we would have Welfare Committee, the Publica- of “It Had to Be You." The tune tions Board, and the Public Lec— sounds a lot like “Stop Pretend- thought of doing one year ago. tures Committee. He is vice-presi- ing.” It is sung by a vocal ensemble State College students are responding enthusiastically to dent of the Engineers Council an that is strictly “low down.” ‘ president of the Society for the The army has been doing quite a the United War Fund and for them it promises to be another Astncement of Management. He bit of recruiting lately. Clyde Mc- case of “going over the top” with impressive and inspiring 'm a member of Lambda Chi Alpha, Coy and his whole band including success. natiorml social fraternity. the Bennett Sisters have enlisted Barksdale is a man of boundless in the army. He will probably be Many are giving all in behalf of the cause of humanity and energy. lie enters enthusiastically given the task of entertaining the a decent civination—-are you doing your full share? into all campus activities. and, oldiers for the duration. Well, possessing the “crusader” spirit, TOMMY DORSEY -‘ that is one way to keep a band to- he works especially hard at any gether in an emergency. project which is intended to aid the tune was released only two weeks Other rumors are that Claud A Famous Tradition war effort, help some charitable ago, and it is already a hit song. Thornhill will be drafted very soon, organisation, or further any worth- Harry James never seems to get and that Kay Kyser is slated to re- Monday at State College will mark the beginning of the while student endeavors. In short, tired of putting out new hit tunes. ceive a Majors commission in the college’s ninth annual “Hello Week,” sponsored each year by he is a natural-born “promoter.” He has just released “A Poem Set Army. to Donhasproventhatheisaflrst to Music” and “I Had the Craziest Louis Jordon and his Tympany Golden Chain, senior honorary fraternity, in an effort class newspapermau and politician. Dream.” Here are two pretty Five have cut a new record called stimulate friendship and congeniality among the members of He comes by these traits honestly, melodies arranged and performed “It’s Low Down Dirty Shame” the student body and members of the faculty. It is largely for his family has long been active with great beauty and in excellent backed by “I’m Gonna Leave You in both. Achelly, the newspaper taste. The first is arranged in an on the Outskirts of Town.” These through the efforts of Golden Chain that State College has business is his chief interest. He unusual concerto style and Johnny two sides are blue dances and gained the reputation of being one of the most friendly has worked as a reporter for sev- McAfee sings this sad ballad with Louis sings both of them. Although colleges in the South. eral years, and, more than that, he his usual warmth and expressive- the combination is small, the tunes studies the subject constantly. Tn ness. Helen Forrest sings the lat- will appeal mostly to jazz lovers Monday at noon the entire ROTC regiment will assemble in Tncnmcun and State Celine are ter so what more could be said? because they have a good beat, Riddick Stadium, where traditional red and white butane fortunate in having Don serving Here is good news fbr all Glenn plenty of improvised choruses, and Before you (all long Distance, will be distributed. These badges have upon them places for here in his present capacity. Miller fans. Victor still has a large lots of feeling. the names of students, who are expected to wear the buttons please ask yourself: for the remainder of the week. After Monday, students are According to rumors, Slate’s prominent visitors now include the urged to speak to everyone they meet on the campus—includ- venerable goal, Remotes lll. Bot he wears red coal to game. ing professors, deans, students. and janitors. Don’t just speak 1. Is it really necessary ? to those fellows you already know—speak to everyone you 2. Will it interfere with war calls ? Thisisesrtainlytheseueufor purer, we would personally apolo- we giving him all the comforts of meet and make an sacs-t to remember as many names as you rinses-s! The latat one is that gize to the Univerm'ty for this ob- home, but we are also offering him possibly can. Enter into the spirit as well as the practice of additional advantages here on our the afiair and put some feeling into the greeting “Hello.” campus. There is only one critic- ism that we have to make of Caro- NElinu—upeciallyLongDietance circuits Don’t just nod when you walk by—put some warmth into it. lina’s representative and that is —arecrowdedasncverbcfore,tbeeewardays.Mate-‘ And when you put away the red and white buttons don’t attractions on the campus the “tattle-tale” grey color of his put away the habit you’ll get into next week. Keep right on way home? And could it the formal banquet which cost! We realise that he left his rials to build new lines—copper, rubber, nickel—are tho hdoved Tar Heel a“ come sometime shortly after home rather unexpectedly and had neededfortheshootingwar.$owemustgetlhemost sayinghellotoeveryoneandmakethiscollegenotjustone hisnawguenpesturessowofl This banquet will be no time to make any suitable prep- of the most friendly schools in the South—but the most hejustaatrightdownand entre will be arations for his visit. With this outofpreecnthcilities. . is if he (the fact in mind, we are giving him a hasn't picked up bad habits special red coat for the approach- Youcanhelpnskecpdlewires' clearfiorvltal' warcalls ' Hill and is ing game with his relativesmx Seriously though, stealing Ram- ifyouwilldolheeetwothings:(l) Don’tcallLongDis- A snooan HIT son Sm: eseswasaneattrickandweare taneeunlessit’surgenr A roan an :m MUSIC proud of the boys who did it. How— lflADTKECRAZlISTIBEAM ever, let’s don’t get so enthusiastic (Harry James) about a goat that we will lose our sense of values and spoil the whole Available Now (Predesued) at “anon-I‘m“ had dearoldBameaeswithus,wecan show by too much rough stud. Keep the Tar Heels that we are him in good health, boys, and when MMESEJHIEM uhnost to make his stay he is dyed red enough the Tar “StadFofivfifl. happy on. Not uly are Heels can have him back. October 23, 1942 TECHNlCIAN "Donn BylAILB ULLIDAY 5‘

McCabe for the losers were the Pack Goes North For Holy Cross stars of the day. The following afternoon three fraternity games were played, but Wolfpack Leaders One Vol Ace Replaced one of them is now under investi- Nomi} May Give Nod gation. The actual scare in the Sig- ma Nu-ALT tilt, the one in ques- Another When Phil tion,was0toOinfnvorofthe To Sophomore Backs former squad, but ALT protested the game over the playing of an Didrens look Over Crusaders Remain An Um. ineligibleboy on the other side. No known Quantity In Absence Joltin’ Joe action has yet been taken. New Backfield Conch Was Of Scouting Reports SP—E kept its record An All-American; Served by downing Kappa Sig first At Wofi’ord for Years Holy Cross, football foe of the ysdowutosinascorelessgnme. State College Wolfpack this week, Miller’s running game for the lee- Another of our ex-Tennessec is virtually an “unknown quantity” J: Other games scheduled for the ers was the stand-out of the fracas, Vols, William Phillip Dickens as far as the State College coach- next few days include, PiKA, an- but Haynes, Martin and Seawell joined the State College coaching ing staff is concerned. The Tech other team with no losses, vs. were able to lead SPE in rolling up staff this year after serving as will face the Crusaders at Worces- Lambda Chi, Tuesday on Fresh- enough of the important first downs backfield coach at Wofford College, ter, Mass. tomorrow afternoon mau field; Lower South, tied now to win. Another close one was the Spartanburg, S. 0., since 1939. He without having had the opportunity with five other upperclass teams result of the Lambda Chi-AKPi has replaced Walter A. (Babe) to scout the Catholics. for the top spot, vs. Wellens, contest, which resulted' in an 8-6 Wood, who also was a University of Phil Dickens, State backfield Wednesday on the same gridiron; victory for Lambda Chi. The mar- Tennessee star. Wood is now in the coach, left Raleigh at midnight on Second Turlington vs. Third Alex- gin that decided the game came Navy as an officer at the Chapel Thursday of last week, and headed ander, Wednesday on 1911; AKPi when the losers lost two points‘ in Hill Pre-Flight Naval Training for Worcester to see the Crusaders vs. Phi Kappa Tau, Thursday at panting out from behind their end School. play Syracuse University. His train the same scene of action and First none. Dickens was a unanimous choice was stopped at Frederieksburg, Alexander vs. Third Turlington A game of interest that didn’t for All-Southern Conference back Va., due to floods in the District of Monday afternoon on Freshman have any bearing on the intramural (that was before the Southern Columbia and Virginia. He finally field. standings came ofl Sunday after- Conference broke up to form the reached Washington, D. C., at 5 Taming to the games played that noon as the Outlaws, a group of Southeastern Conference too) and o'clock Saturday morning, too late this column hasn’t mentioned, the players from the gym and field- made the second United Press All- to catch another train which would list of them for the past week is house who are in ‘ bio for league Amcrican in 1936, his final year at put him in Worcester in time to see badly marred by’ three games that play, overwhelmed asement South Tennessee. He passed for one of the the Holy Cross-Syracuse game. were forfeited. First Bagwell, 27 to 0. touchdowns which helped to defeat . Dickens called Head Coach Doc Fourth Becton Duke 15-13 in 1936. Newton, and Doc told him to stay and South Watauga Important notices concerning While at Tennessee, Dickens was in all failed to show up for their wrestling and swimmi competi- chosen as the outstanding athlete Washington and see the George- scheduled tilts. Clark, Second Bec- tion from Mr. Miller’s ce include of his class over a four-year period, town-Auburn game. The Wolfpack ton and Upper South received the following: team managers are and was made a member of the meets Georgetown in the capital credit for the wins in these un- required to hand in a list of all the Circle and Torch Honor Society and November 14. played tilts. entries for their squads by five Co-ca tains for the Wolfpack this year are Bolo Stilwell (left), the Hall of Fame, composed of the As a result of this situation, In the games that were played, o’clock on the day of the meet, and end, an Jimmy Allen, center. Stilwell is- an Ensign in the U. S. 10 best all-around students on the Coaches Newton, Dickens and Her- Third Alexander beat the same wrestlers should get the doctor’s Navy, and is on leave to finish school. Both of the co-captains have campus. man Hickman are spending this floor from Turlington and Gold 0.x. for their participation some- earned two football monograms prior to this season, and are He coached at the University of week trying to improve the Wolf- Joe Kwiatkoski has come I: Hall took their contest with Wel- time this week, which is to he always standouts in the line. Tennessee Junior College, Martin, pack’s offense, and hoping that “a from the ranks of last yea I lons last week. The score in both of handed in on the day of the match Tenn., in 1937, and at Cookeville, good attack will be the best , scrubs to lay firm hold on one the tilts was very decisive. at the time of weighing in, not Tenn., high in 1938. He played tail- defense.” of the starting tackle positions Action last Monday saw Fetner’s after five o'clock. Events in swim- Pros]: Football Debut back throughout his college career, Holy Cross is reported to have an for the Wolfpack. Joe will see passing to two excellent receivers, ming will be 25-yd. dash, 50-yd. and did most of the pqssing and inexperienced team, but one which plenty of action against Holy Cole and Moria, for Second Alex- backstroke, loo-yd. swim, four-man panting while he was in the game. has shown steady improvement in Cross tomorrow. ander beat First Turlington by the 100-yd. relay, fancy diving, plunge 51a ted For Tomorrow A broken leg in 1935 slowed him up every game this season. Although score of 14 to 6. Outstanding play for distance and underwater swim- somewhat, the Crusaders have yielded to Dart- the important tailback post in by Johnson and Montague for the ming. Weight classes in wrestling Red Rolfe, ex-third-basemsn for Tar Babies Furnish First but he came back in mouth, Duquesne and Syracuse, State’s Tennessee system of attack. other side prevented the score from will be 115, 125, 186, 145, 155, 165, the American League Champions, 1936 to become one of the greatest they showed unusual offensive Coach Newton also has expressed being higher. On the same day Al- 175, 185 and unlimited pounds. the New York Yankees, has ac- Opposition For Fresh Grid- backs in Tennessee history. power in whipping a Fort Totten pleasure over the play of Wing- pha Lambda Tau sent Pi Kappa Datcs for the events can be ob. cepted a coaching position at Yale iron Squad Phil was born at Hartsville, service eleven by 66-0. Holy Cross back Rene Burtner, Fullbacks Phi down in defeat for the first tained on the gym bulletin board. University. State College’s Wolfiet football Tenn., June 29, 1914, is married, was statistically superior to the George Allen and Joe Pisano, and team will make its seasonal bow and has a two-year-old daughter, undefeated Syracuse Orange squad Ends Freddy Miller and Tommy tomorrow afternoon in Riddick Peggy. The new mentor's draft last Saturday and Syracuse was Riddle, other sophomores. Stadium at 2:30 o’clock, playing classification is 3-A. ‘ ahead by only one touchdown until ' In five games this year, the Wolf- the University of North Carolina the fourth quarter. A Crusader pack has yielded only one touch- Tar Babies. The Carolina yearlings fumble and a desperate last-min- down through the line and that Mecca»: MUII’NGI opened their schedule last week by Fax Plygers ute pass gave the Orange it’s last came in the Navy Pre-Flight game i. trouncing the Davidson frosh 27-0. two touchdowns. after a long pass had. put the By JIM MORGAN Woody Jones, “Iron Man” tackle SOUTHERN CONFERENCE When the ’Pack takes the field Cloudbusters from Chapel Hill on on last year’s Wolfpack varsity, is STANDINGS tomorrow afternoon, it is likely the two-yard line. The other two coach .of the Wolfcubs. He is being W L T- PF PA that several first year backs and scores by the North Carolina Navy Roast the Ram! day morning early, he had only to have the quarter end. assisted by Jack Singer, red-haired North Caro. 2 0 0 24 6 ends will see considerable service. eleven came on passes, as did the We’ve , got Carolina's “goat"! been able to get as far as Wash- Other outstanding features of tailback on last year’s N. C. State N. C. State 2 0 2 20 Eddie Teague, Washington, D. C., only other score against the 'Pack We’ve tried to get him lots of times ington, D. C., and he couldn’t get a the game were the punts by Fair- squad. Bill Lange, the Carolina Wm. & Mary 1 0 0 21 7 triple-threat ace, already has won this season, which came in the in the past, but never was the raid bus, train, or plane that would get cloth and Teague, the long runs by varsity basketball mentor, is head Citadel l 0 0 14 2 a place in the starting backfield at Clemson game. as well planned as this year. And him to Massachusetts in time for Wake’s Pruitt, and the magnificent coach of the Tar Heel freshmen V. M. I. 1 0 l 27 0 now, according to latest reports, the game. goal-line stand by the Wolfpack in gridders. V. P. l. . 2 l 0 30 27 the Ram has been dyed red, scarlet If the Wolfpack meets with the third quarter. The Wolflets are one of the light- Wake Forest 2 1 1 34 19 We’re Having It Out red, so even if our cultured breth- trouble, it will not be the first Pruitt was going like a house est frosh squads to turn out at Duke ..... 1 . 1 0 28 20 ren from the Hill do get him back, squad to experience transportation afire in the fourth quarter, and had N. C. State in several years. Only George Wash. 1 0 29 21 (they’ll be lucky to do it), they will difficulties. Only last week, Duke’s the big fellow played longer, State two men weigh 200 pounds or more, Furman .7 1 2 0 19 21 With Wake’s Primm have to wait for his wool to grow Blue Devils and the University of might have tasted defeat. and that includes the “fat boys" South Caro. . 0 l 0 18 out again before he'll ever look like Florida squad were both stranded So far this season, only one who usually come out for the year- Clemson . 0 1 1 6 7 By JIM MORGAN the old Rameses they know so well. in Richmond—Duke headed for ling team. Maryland 0 1 0 0 27 Maybe we had it coming to us, what should stare us in the face Seems like the faculty appre- Buffalo, N. Y., and Florida for touchdown has been scored through Richmond . 0 2 0 0 40 maybe not! At any rate, when the but a terrifying barrage by Billy ciates the presence of Rameses tool Philadelphia. Local Big-Wigs were the Wolfpack line. Quite a record, Coach Jones says that his boys Davidson . V 0 2 1 0 37 Old Gold and Block of Wake Forest Primm, no less. Here is what he The Ag department has prescribed pushing the idea of a Duke-Flor- considering the teams Stgte has are “scrappy" and they have the Wash. Lee . 0 0 0 0 0 hit the desk Saturday morning, says: a diet for the goat, and the proper ida game in the Virginia capital, met, but the worst is yet to come, spirit that makes for a creditable type of wool dye was obtained else- when Eddie Cameron rounded up so keep your eyes on the ’Pack for showing on the gridiron. In a A couple of weeks ago this corner started its annual game of second- where on the campus. enough Duke alumni with tires and some more of those breathtaking scrimmage against the varsity last guessing. We have decided that one way to get people to read a sports 0 Fortunately, the attempted rc- gas to get the squad to Washing- goal line stands. week, the frosh took great delight Sfdellghts column was to make a few predictions on the outcome of football games prisals on the part of Carolina ton, where train conmctions could in smashing through the heavy line Lieut. Com. James (Sleepy) and let the readers second-guess us. And sure enough, it worked. But students seem to have failed dis- be made. of their big brethren. Crowley, formerly of Fordham but who should be one of those readers but the sports editor of TH! 'l‘scno mally to date. Sum total of the Others stranded were the Du-‘40 Frosh Report For Seven North Carolina boys, three now in charge of the North Caro- NlClAN, weekly paper of N. C. State College, namely one Jim Morgan. results: one broken windshield; quesne team, headed for Chapel from New York State, and one lina Pre-Flighters, tells new- several bruised, cut, and scratched Hill, the Maryland “Old Liners" from New Jersey appear to have comers he got his nickname during Here's what he has to say about the matter: boys of culture; and a good many en route to Lexington, Va., to play lechlel Cage Squad won starting berths. Henson and his Notre Dame College football On looking over the sports page of thc'Old Goldand Black, Wake disgruntled citizens that found V.M.I., and the Auburn squad, on Hobbs, both of Raleigh, are ex- days “because I could sleep all Forest student newspaper, the following words, written by Sports Hillsboro Street almost impassable its way to Georgetown. Dickens Will Coach Year- pected to start at left end and left right in the Editor Billy Primm, stole our attention. tackle respectively, with Farrell of mornings and night but “One good way to get people to read a sports column is to make Wednesday night. Last' Saturday lings When Grid Season Gastonia at left guard, Fondom of I used to roll and toss something Transportation Troubles Last Saturday night in Riddick _ Closes terrible in the afternoon.” predictions, and then let the readers second guess the writer." Several sports writers have said, Stadium, fickle fate stepped in in Greensboro at genter, Jolif'f of So for so good, but what followed gave us an inspiration, the OR the record of course, that the the form of the time-keeper’s In answer to the first call for Smithfield at right guard, Ryman equal of which has never been known in THE TECHNICIAN ofiice. Wolfpack will give Holy Cross one watch, and snatched a victory from freshmen basketball players, ap- of New York at right tackle, and Andy Victor, stellar halfback on Out of the“ ten games Editor Primm was bold enough to predict, of its hardest fights of the season, the goal-bound Wolfpack’s hands. proximately forty boys reported to Lipsom of New York at right end. The Citadel Light Brigade, is the only two turned out as he called them. if the 'Pack gets to Worcester in Starting on the State 40, three the gym last Wednesday evening, In the backfield, Coach Jones high scorer in the Southern Con- time for the game. passes from the hands of Eddie where they drew equipment and likely will start Calvin Atwood of ference. Participating in four Until now, we have been wary of prognosticating, but if we can’t With the flood situation the way Teague (the first to Freddy Miller went through a light drill. Thomasville at the quarterback, or games so far, Victor has scored six do better than Billy Primm, than everybody ought to know it. In ate it is there may be some basis for for 12 yards, the second to Tom- The same type practice, includ- blocking back, post; Robert Dalton touchdowns and eleven extra points elort’ to choose games that the student body would be interested in, those thoughts. Only last week, my Riddle and in turn latcraled to ing the conditioning of the players of Charlotte at tailback, Jack Hahn for a total of 47 points. we decided to take the ten most important games in which the Backfield Coach Phil Dickens Rene Burtner for another 12 fundamentals of the game, of New Jersey at wingback, and Southern Conference teams are involved. Check over them and see and the McMims, a New York boy, at full- whether you agree with us. struck out for Holy Cross on a yards, and the third to Burtner for is planned for the present, in prep- back. Seven members of the 1942 State scouting mission, leaving Raleigh a 32 yard gain) put the ’Pack on aration for the fast-approaching The N. C. State-Carolina fresh College Wolfpack are officers in the Whereupon Mr. Morgan proceeded to make a few predictions of his on Thursday. However, by Satur- the Wake Forest 2-yard line, only cage season. game originally was scheduled for advanced R.O.T.C. department. own, including V. P. I. over Davidson and Wake Forest over Furman. Phil Dickens, popular new ad- Friday afternoon, but was changed And he came up with six out of ten correct. But he declined to predict dition to the State College coach- to Saturday because there is no Jimmy Brown, second baseman any State College games, saying that it might put him on the spot. ing staff, who is now serving as for the World Series champions, Now as for those first predictions, we have no alibi. We just missed. ENJOY DELICIOUS . . . backfield mentor for the varsity major football game in the State the St. Louis Cardinals, was at one football squad, will assume re- this week. Admission will be 55 time a member of the State College But a writer’s average isn't based upon one set of predictions. After all, sponsibilities for the group as soon cents. diamond squad. there are more football games to guess about than just for one week. .Home Cooked Meals as his present duties are completed. Open a last week's Old Gold and Black to the sperm page and see how All members of the fresh class One of the four student man- this fellow Primm fared. Twelve wins, two losses and one tie out (I who are interested in the sport that agers of the Wolfpack, Max Gard- Two opponents on the 1942 Wolf- fifteen attempts, and don't let that William and Mary-Vth Tech haven't reported to any of the prac- ner, Jr., is the son of former Gov- pack schedule, Holy Cross and the game fool you. Could be worse, huh, Jamesl tices should do so at once. ernor Max Gardner of North Caro- Naval Pro-Flight school at Chapel Maybe we've overlooked something though. These Morgan fellows are lina, who captained the State foot- Hill, have never been met by the endowed with a great amount of brains you know, all the way fr. J. P. ‘ MRS. HUDSON'S ball team in 1903. State College squad before. Morgan down to Jim. And it doesn't pay to try to outsmart them, especially if you’re only a struggling sports writer who isn’t blessed COLLEGE INN Across from 1911 Dorm. Hidgewaq‘s Mike Andrews, junior Wolfpack The Ohio State University team with the greatest brain in the world. And with that overwhdming end from Brooklyn, N. Y., is State’s is about 14 pounds per man lighter advantage, Morgan ridicules our predictions. We ask you, Jam'm, is OPTICIANS “OnegMan Track Team.” He was than last year's eleven. that nice? Complete Eyeglass Service a consistent 20-point scorer on the Phone 2-23“ I“ I. Salish-l7 at. cinder paths last spring, and is The Tulane-North Carolina tilt And we’ll quote you, Billy Primm up. By special arrangsment, both Inlelgh. N. C. one of the fastest college sprinters this week-end will be a battle of all- —“Is that nice?" of us will pick fifteen games each in the South. alumni coaching staffs, as well as a Even though this blast from week from now until the end of the bang-up ball game. ' Billy Primm hurt us deeply, we season. This week, Billy Primm de- ThriIIsSnrokss JUST ARRIVED! Russell Lee Senter, 165-pound decided to take it in a gentlemanly cided which fifteen gem- we Corduroy fullback of the State College Wolf- manner. Too, we decided to make would predict—next wed, we Knee Length pack, is nicknamed “Buck” and dc- it a point to sit with “Buddy- Tue Tscnmcum‘will ductile—and I88 I m PIES. M. scriptions of State games fre- Buddy" Primm in the press box we'll alternate that way. The In- SPORl JACKETS quently read: “Buck Senter Bucked during the State-Wake Fored; sult will close the nun-d U m Gabardine Center." game, and to settle the matter once dew”!- New Y'or ——The scientific and for all. Here are this week's games absorbent terhascontn- '- Scarlet Red When your sports editor walked your sports editor calls them: mightily to the smokiu Raincoals up to Primm and introduced him- N. C. State over Holy Cross plea-me of millions of men an self, our Wake Forest friend im- Boston College over W‘s Forfl {comes whip.ilhave switched SWEAlERS Also Need Stationery! mediately begsn to explain (in a Duke over Pittsburgh Actual! ,thesmoke musttravd BUY FROM YOUR nervous and excited sort of way) Alabama over Kentucky ll 66 “baffles" before Military Raincoat: that he had made his remarks only Georgia“ Teeh over Navy -. . -_themouth. Flakes‘and CAMPUS SALESMAN in fun, and that he hoped than Georgia over Csncr''nnati slu are trapped: and the were no hard feelt EVldenily, Tulane eo- Nerm Cardin iswhirl—cooledasitwinde Name and Address on Paper he hsmi't expo“ fdlow Mea- Tunes over Furman FINE’S and Envelopes. School or gan to be quite so big. V.M.l. ovm' Rtelnnond Frat. Crest. However, Billy proved to be qflh Va. Tea. over Washingtonian“ Men’s Shop a fine fellow, and very agreeable Minnesota ever V game Will Call By Your Room too ’1 Fayettevllle St. 1h order to prove which a otre macho“ Isldgh. N. C. 1729 Hillsboro St. Phone 4215 editor is really but at prom IBasements. football games, this plan w- ed Wm‘luymrduwm

1 ‘J run rscnn'rcun oeu- n. no . TRANSFER (Continued from Page I) Let’s Do Our Part! Buffalo, Meredith, Elan, Congo of the City of New York and Ohio Enlerve j State University. Amual Hello Week; One from each school was con— tributed by-Davidson, High Point Dean Cloyd College, Stephens, Hampden-Sid- Absent Status Explained ney. Wines”. Campbell. Oslo- thorpe, Lees-McRae, Erskine, Uni- Communique Released versity of Missouri, Woman’s Col- From Wars c3; lege of the University of North érfifiwifi if. Next Agromeck Carolina, University of Southern Cheer; Dean’s Singing Will Students In RUI‘C; Draft hr Iii-weekly meeting of the California. University of Virginia, Be Mined Regulation Given A. I. Ch. 3., S. A. Copp, plant Catawba, Preabyterian College, If you haven't seen it and superintendent University of Kentucky, Brooklyn felt it The State College Military De- of the Aluminum College. Mitchell, Rhode Island already..you'll get a practical dem- partmenthasreleasedapaperre— Cunpany of America at Badin, State, North Georgia College, Pas— omtrationof fists College friend. ceived fromqu and Na de- beginning Monday niflt at 7:00. N. 0., gave a talk on the Biography adena Junior Cone“. Peace, Wil- unc- nat‘gesk. «a. parments giving the status the The pictuns will be made in the r of Aluminum. After his detailed liam and Mary, Boiling Springs, “Hello Week,” an annual pro- students on! State under the En- publication building at the Agre- rt and interesting discussion New London Junior Wood gram to prunete friendliness with- listed Raerve, and draft regula- mek oflce. w.‘—.1 1.5 on the Junior College of Mississippi, in the m body. will begin of- The following schedule has J history, properties, and uses of Iowa ficially next Monday at neon before tions. ' setup byBobDalton,editoref State, Clemson, LaSalle and Boston The communique as released by yearbook, and aluminum, a film, circulated by the College. the entire ROTC rqirasnt as- the Army and Navy departments it is asked that company. titled “Unfinished Rain- State College’s undergraduate sembled. it‘Riddick Stadium. Wil- follows: students adhere to it as closely bows” was shown. The picture, in enrollment is higher this year than liam‘ Wirimack, president of possible in order to avoid con- technicolor and with sound, starred in the fall of 1941, but the overall Golden Chain, will pruent the first Enlisting or commissioning of Alias Ladd, whose latest picture is registration shows a decrease of 18 Hello button to Dr. H. A. Fisher college students in the Reserve of “This Gun for , Hire" and Mary students because of a big drop in popular head of the Mathematics’. the Army, Navy, or Marine Corps. Field who took a part in “Mrs. the number of graduate students. (Modifying joint agreement of Miniver.” Present enrollment is 2,408; at the Following the presentation, Dr. June 4, 1942, subject as above). Gold and Welch dormitories; Mr. Copp’s talk, though re- corresponding period last year it Fisherwillmakeabrieftalk,and I. In order that the number of Thursday—First floor Alexander stricted by government sanction, was 2,426. Several scorn of grad- then the regiment will be led in students who will ultimately be and Turlington; Friday—Second gavesomehintastothevastwar uate students were called to teach- songs and cheers by head cheers called to active duty in each of the floor Alexander and 'I‘urlington. use for aluminum and what his ing posts or specialized tasks for leaderEdGro-ewiththehelpof several armed services may more All the pictures will be made company is doing to meet the ris- the government and armed services. the Redcoat Band. Unfortunately, definitely be determined, and in from 7:00 until 11:30. Another ing need for this vital war mate- an old campus tradition, the singb order that each student may more schedule for other studenu will be rial. He said there was no shortage ing of the well-kan “Hello effectively prepare himself for issued for the following weeks. as far as military use was con- leading Song" by Dean Cloyd. will be active duty in the service of his The Agromeck requests that all cerned, but the shortage was in Counselor omitted because of his absence choice, the Joint Agreement of cooperate by coming to the Publi- producing aluminum for civilian from the campu. June 4, 1942, subject as above, is cations Building promptly. uses. “This shortage is going to lo Be Given Medal , The observance ed “Hello Week” hereby modified, etfective October continue to exist, as long as every was begun on the State campus in 1, 1942, by substituting in lieu of bit of the aluminum now being Outstanding Dormitory As- 1936 by Golden Chain, honorary so- paragraph 4(a) thereof the fol- 12 New Men Initiated made is going into war production. sistant Will Be Honored By ciety, in an eflort to promote lowing: After the war, great amounts of Student Council friendliness on the campu. The . (a) The rules in eil'ect at certain the metal now being used for mil- outcome of the first celebration was colleges make it compulsory for By Engineering Frat. itary purposes will be available In an effort to improve con- so successful that it has become certain freshman and sophomore for civilian products." ditions in the dormitories the Stu- part of the college’s regular students to take the Army Basic Theta Tau Announces dent Council will offer a medal to tradition. . R.O.T.C. course. Students taking Names Of Outstanding En- the most outstanding dormitory the Army Basic R.O.T.C. course grneers assistant. This modal will be a At the meeting Monday, Hello are eligible for enlistment in the Alpha Zeta Initiates token of appreciation from buttons will be distributed. It is Army Reserve (ERC or Army Air Twelve new members have been the stu- requested that all non-military stuc Two fighting Polish soldiers in England examine a sketch of initiated into the State dents to these counselors for the dents be on hand in the Stadium Winston Churchill which the third has just finished. The country Forces). Until selections for the College 10 Outstanding Men fine work they are doing. The Monday to take part in the activ- of Poland has been conquered, but the people have not surrendered. Army R.O.T.C. Advanced course chapter of Theta Tau, national medal will be awarded to the win- ities and to get their buttons. Ev- So what? So it is up to us to give all we can to the United War are announced, at least three professional engineering fratern- Chancellor Patton An- ning assistant by a committee com- ery student is expected to print his Fund which is striving in every wa to ease the burden of dictator- months prior to; the completion of ity, Tom M. Hughes, Jr., of Wil- nounces Names Of Honored posed of Ray Overcash, T. T. We]. name in the space provided on the ship which is oppressing the families of these men and of many the equivalent sophomore year, son, regent, has announced. Ag Men Ions, and three members of the button, and to display the button by others like them. State College can’t let‘them down! such students are not eligible for New members are C. N. Steele, student council. 4 me. Monday. Buttons can be ob- enlistment in any other of the Statesville; R. W. Smithwick, Jr., Initiation of 10 outstanding stu- The selection will be based on tained at the “Y" desk by those not armed services. However, such stu- Smithfield; A. C. Spruill, Jr., dents into the State College chap- the following points: care of tale. ASCE Honors Guests Plans Laid For dents who desire to serve their Goldsboro; J. B. Lambeth, High ter of Alpha Zeta, world’s largest phones; interest in intramurals; at the meeting. country as members of any other of Point; S. A. Teiser and F. P. agricultural fraternity, is now un- conduct in dormitories; and care “Hello Week" will be climaxed the armed services, may so state Barnes, Henderson; F. S. Boyer, derway according to Mack Patton and maintenance of dormitories. by.a jameup Pep Rally in Riddick At Tuesday Smoker Pledge Dance (with consent of parent or guards Rocky Mount; Henry Gilmore, Jr., of Franklin, chancellor. The council also decided to have Stadium next Friday night, before Plans are rapidly taking shape ian if a minor) at the time of their Fairhaven, Mass; W. R. Hayes,- The honorary fraternity chooses a suggestion box built and placed the Carolina game. Full observance Bratton Gives Outline Of for the annual set of Pledge dances enlistment in the Array Reserve on Jr., Norlina; J. A. Het'fernan, Lit- its members from upperclassmen in front of Price Hall. The box will of the Hello program will notgbe‘ Future Program; Social sponsored by the interfraternity Joint Army-Navy-Marine Corps- tle Neck, L. I., N. Y.; Preston D. in the School be a permanent feature and would over until Saturday night, and Functions Planned Coast Guard College Procurement Page, Fairmont; and C. A. Wig- of Agriculture who ofler a place where students could everyone should wear their buttons council. Form A, attached to and'made a gins, Jr., Kinston. rank scholastically in the upper to the game. The local chapter of the Amer- The annual dances sponsored by part of" this agreement. two-fifths of their class. deposit their written opinions, sug- V ican Society of Civil Engineers held the interfraternity council will be Serving with Regent Hughes as gestions, and complaints. By this dormitory Council will have only its first smoker Tuesday night. held on November 13 and 14 ac- (b) This modification of the June officers this year are R. E. Nicks of Brevard, L. C. Laney of Maiden, arrangement the council could im- three main functions. It will serve Non-members and freshmen, shared cording to an announcement by 4, 1942 agreement will be an- of Elkin, vice regent; Harold W. H. L. Jordan of Clarkton, Fred prove its service to the students. as a central body for Montgomery Steele, president of nounced by the local Joint Pro. Humphreys of ‘Roanoke Rapids, Wagoner and Ed Warren and Ben Coble were sponsoring the distinction of being honor cur-ement Board at its next visit to scribe; and Glenn Farthing of John Wagoner of appointed to make all necessary dormitory decorations for State- guests with the Civil Engineering the council. the college. The Armed Services Valle Crucis, treasurer. Gibsonville, Thomas Robbins of grangements for installing the Raleigh Day, Dad’s Day, Greater Department faculty. As in the years past, the annual Burgaw, Ben Coble of Burlington, x. University Day. Homecoming, and John Bratton gave a brief out- set of dances will be held in honor Representative at Each college in- Theta Tau was founded to help Hugh Bell of Huntersville, Charles other special occasions, and will line of the future meetings of the of the pledges of the thirteen fra- volved is urged to give full pub- its members professionally, to Schreye'r of Mamoroneck, N. Y., help correlate and promote intra. ternities on the campus represented licity to this modification immedi- search for the truth in science and and Jack Fisler of Ivanhoe. STUDENT COUNCIL mural athletics. society and of the programs that ately upon receipt. to stimulate worthy engineering (Continued from Page 1) In case a campus have been planned for those meet- in the council. The freshmen, as (c) The modification will become efforts of all kinds. In addition to Chancellor Patton, lated to eventually organize a Leg- civilian defense organisation is set ings. These plans included. more well as upperclassmen pledges will effective at each college at the Alpha Zeta oflicers this year are islative branch of the Student Gov- up, the Council will be the nucleus social functions and fewer business well as upperclass pledges will be earliest practicable date, but in no Bob Boyce ‘of Woodland, censor; ernment, to be made up of the around which such an organisation meetings. Instructions were given featured with their dates in the case later than November 1,’ 1942. WAR FUN P. E. Bannerman of Carolina Interfraternity Council and the will be built. to the prospective members regard- figure which will take place during (d) On and after the effective (Continued from Page 1) Beach, scribe; Archie M. Sink of Interdormitory Council. The Stu- Next, the Council will approve ing applications and duties of new one of the dances. date of the change at the college, planned to hold separate cam- Lexington, treasurer; and Moyle dent Council is to remain in its various dormitory social activities. members. Professors Mann and~ The set will comprise three freshmen and sophomores attend- paigns in Raleigh and Wake county Williams of Hillsboro, chronicler. present capacity as the Executive- Among these will be dances, which Fontaine made short“talks on the dances as has previously been the ing the college who are eligible for in the next twelve months. All of Judicial branch of the Student are to be held by each dormitory advantages and value of being a custom,-beginning on Friday night enlistment only in the Army Re- these agencies are participating Government. Thus the Student Leg- during the course of the year. It is member of the society. and continuing with a tea dance serve, as above, will not be enlisted and cooperating in the campaign. AMBASSADOR islature of old, which was composed planned that these dormitory The faculty present at the meet- Saturday afternoon, with the finale in the Army Reserve until they Instead of the many individual I of a representative from each dor- dances be semi-formal and open to ing were: C. L. Mann, head of the coming Saturday. have stated their choice of service drives, only one visit will be made mitory floor, will be abolished. all State College students. department; C. R. Bramer; James Although the band has not been (with consent of parent or guard- to the State campus during the Today Through Saturday Until arrangements have been Finally, the Interdormitory Fontaine; W. F. Babcock; R. E. definitely signed, it is rather cer- ian if a minor) on Joint Army- year. ' Sonja Henie completed for the formation of the Council will bear a part of the re- Stiemke; and E. W. Price. Pro- tain that Johnny Satterfield and Navy-Marine Corps-Coast Guard joint Interfraternity - Interdormi- sponsibility for enforcing dormi- During the war-time conditions ' John Payne tory rules and regulations, and fessor Stiemke is new in the de- his band will furnish the music for College Procurement Form A. there is neither manpower or time Sammyhlfaye tory Student Legislature, the Inter- partment, having joined the faculty the festivities. (e) Each such freshman or to have the individual campaigns. & Orch. supervising student conduct. this year to teach Sanitary Engi- sophomore who enlisted in the By careful planning the United Friday The Executive Committee is to neering. He has his BS. and MS. PARCEL Army Reserve (ERC or Army Air War “ICELAND” “Kings ROW” serve chiefly in an advisory ca- in Sanitary Engineering from the Forces) on or after October 1, Fund budgets money to par- pacity, but must also pass final University of Wisconsin and has (Continued from Page 1) ticipating organizations in propor- Saa.-Men.-Tuee. with ANN SH-IDAN approval upon all programs under- properly mixed, for its accumulates 1942, but prior to the eflective date tion to their needs. Saturday taken by the Council. taught at Wayne University. in little globules and can be rubbed of the change at his college, will be The drive is regulated by Presi— Monty Woolley " off with a linger nail. This required to state his choice of ser- dent Roosevelt’s War Relief Roddy McDowell “Suicide Squadron” Anyone living in the dormitories, HOMECOMING cheap vice (with consent of parent or Con- Sally Grey andStarringAnton Walbreek with the exception of dormitory paper is, of e, toilet tissue. guardian if a minor) on Joint trol Board. The United War Fund -—ln— assistants, .will be eligible to serve (Continued from Page 1) (More like the rotagraevou section Army-Navy-Marine Corps - Coast must submit its plans to this board, “THE PlED PIPER” Sum-Mom-Taes. . on the Council. Dormitory assist- steps would be built up to the level in our papers.) Guard College Procurement Form receive its permission to proceed as “Ten Gentlemen from ants*will continue in their present of the stands, and some arrange- The china here is much thinner A as soon as practicable, planned, and must submit to pe- Starts Wednesday. October 16th capacity, and will receive,the full- ment would be made for cadet’s than that in common use in the but in no riodic audits. West Point” est cooperation and support dates. The review would start at case later than November 1, 1942. America Will Never Forget George Montge-e‘r'ym: Maureen of the States. Reminds me of bone china Such choice will be made freely War has increased the work of “WAKE O'Hara members. Fraternity men living in 1:50 PM. to a degree. Quite tough, beautiful and will be considered as final. all of the local agencies. With men ISLAND” Wetlands! the dormitories will be considered Other speakers at the before ring, and a good glaze. (f) When such an enlistee, who going off to the armed forces, leav- “Smiling Through” as dormitory men and are eligible game and half time ceremonies will As far as my status is concerned, has chosen to serve his country in ing behind their families, the Jeanette MacDonald - Gene Bay-end for election to‘the council. be the student body presidents of I problem of caring for them has be- Thursday-Friday The following is the dormitory the three units of the Greater Uni- am gtill a 2nd Lt., although my a service other than the Army, be- come acute. SIAIE “Captains of the Clouds” arrangement by groups for this versity, Governor Broughton, Dr. promotion is chasing me from Fort comes eligible for enlistment in the with Muss cross! year: Frank Graham, and Col. Harrel- Bragg. My next letter should show service of his stated choice, he will The amount that each student is Teday Through Saturday Group 1—1. Alexander, 2. Bag- son. Open house in the dormitories the promotion. be discharged from the Army Re- being asked to give is strictly up to JUDY CANOVA—ln—- 10! B. BROWN You can tell all of the students serve. His discharge papers will be the individual. A tentative goal of well, 8. Welch; Group 2—4. Gold, and fraternities is scheduled from for me'that they don't know what forwarded by the Army Command $1,000 has been set for the State “Joan of Ozark” WAKE, Ne: 5. Becton, 6. Syme; Group 3—7. 4:30 to 6:30 P.M. Saturday after- authorized to effect discharge student body and to reach this all Late Show Saturday Night (Inc. Def. Tax) Berry, 8. Turlington, 9. Clark; Un-_ noon. an easy life they are leading! I to Sam-Mena'l'ues. attached—10. Watauga. At 9 PM. Saturday night, Blue was allowed two chocolate bars last the designated Navy or Marine are asked to give as freely as JIIBY COLONNA - ANN KILLER Key and Golden Chain will present week as my ration, and since land- Corps otilcer authoriwd to eflect possible. —ln— the combined Homecoming Dance ing here have had three (3) apples enlistment. Such otllcers will not “Parlorities in Parade” and Halloween Mask Dance . in and four (4) oranges!!! All this deliver the discharge papers until LOST Starts Wed» Oct. 20th Frank Thompson Gym. The first will make some fine telling some after enlistment in the Naval Re- One pair glasses with trans- JANE MIR . ROBERT PAIGE dance of the season, this event day. serve or Marine Corps Reserve. If parent rims. If found return‘to —An— features the music of Happy What are the chances for a job enlistment is not etl'ected he will W. C. Williford. 208 Welch _ “Get Hep To Love” DANlEl 8. SMIIH STUDIO after-the war? I am sure that byreturn the discharge papers with Hall or to the State College Brown and the Victory Band, made statement as to reasons for re- YMCA. ‘ up of 13 men from the country’s 1946 (my guess) all my' knowledge turn; otherwise he will forward leading orchestras. Masks will be of ceramic engineering will have notification of the date of delivery. ence and Tactics at the college for furnished at the door and must be gone a long way from this poor (g) Each student now enlisted, delivery or return in accordance CAPIlOl worn until intermission. memory. What I need is a soft desk or who is in the future enlisted, in with the principles established in nor 'sas_""‘”r- Alumni and dad’s will register at job; one far removed from the use the Naval Reserve or the Marine paragraph 1(f) above. The chdce “Sunset Serenade” UPPERClASSMEN‘! the Y Saturday morning, and an of brains and technical knowledge. Corps Reserve, and who is now at- of services as stated (with consent alumni luncheon, with Alumni Have any like that? , tendingorwhointhefutureat- of parent or guardian if a minor) Alan Banter - Gctruda Madael President T. K. Mial, and J. B. Well. “Bob" keep me in mind, tends a college at which the rules on Joint Army-Navy-Marine Corps- .4... “Shorty" Lawrence presiding, is and take it frorn me—you all are in eflect make it compulsory for Coast Guard College Procurement “Prisoner of Japan” We request that you come to the Pub- scheduled for the rear of Lesser living in the greatest country on him to take the Army Basic Form A prior to enlistment in the BRUCEMonday-TuesdayCABO‘I' FAY Dining Hall at noon. earth! It’s damn well Worth fight- R.O.T.C. course, will be Marged Army Reserve will. be made freely _ —ia— WBAY Prizes will be awarded for dor- ing for. from the Naval Reserve or Marine and will be considered as final. “King Kong” - Iications Building for your Agromeck mitory and fraternity decorations. “Cherio” Corps Reserve, upon request of the Where the stated choice is other ‘ Blue Key and Golden Chain, hon- Mam. Armed Services Representative at than’the Army, subsequent dis. rhea math—rel orary fraternities, are cooperating P. S. Excuse writing—I’m still the college concerned, made subse- “3‘1 enlistment Will be 031'- pictures at your scheduled in sponsoring the week-end’s confined to bed and paper is scarce quent to the effective date of the ried 0‘“? In accordance With Pm- time. activities. —hence both sides. change at the college (paragraph grapb 1(f) above. 1(c) above), for the purpose of en- HENRY L. Srnrson,‘ listing in the Army Reserve. The Secretary of War Y AVON ORIll discharge papers will be forwarded Frans Knox, * luxedo For Sale! to the Professor of Military Sci- Secretary of the New of e Year" Air Conditioned Specializing In Practically New. Double SlLlNG STEAKS Daniel & Smith Studio Breasted. Size 36. CAUDlE'S SHOE SHOP Built and MM According 1341/. Fayetnvino Street T. W.“ Cot-t! Health SEE Expert Shoe Repair Specification- Conveniently Located for State College Studarts 4 Blocks mm CapitolBldg. JIM MAYNARD 11 Tompkins Hall Call 8218 m mttsaoao er. en. mo ManMur Building Blond Beauty Betty Chambliss, Hollins College sophomore, is the most photographed student on the campus. She plans a career as a photographer‘s mod- el, should make the grade don’t you think? Miss Chambliss sits in the oldest classroom of the lOO-year-old col- lege, the French room of East dormitory, erect- ed in l856. Football Looks At

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"Wcll, hora we go again,” toys the fod- bdl as it soils from the W's grasp. "I'm glad to 909 away from Ibo! strong- hondod gem. Ho with voo- gonna. Hope that bunt-fingered and catches for a change." Iowa Seahewlts Trim Northwestern m2 — Northwestern’s Wildcats ioundthotthereisnotmuchonyone candowhenthenavalflyingcadets Equal Rights? -- Women can vote no'w, and they can do a few other things which once talte to the air—even on the football field. The Seahawlrs, coached by Min- were considered the exclusive prerogative of men, but there are still a few strongholds nesota‘s famed mentor, lt. Col. Bernie Bierman, boast one of the best service which they are unable to crash-so for. One of these is the Estufa, the odd-shaped build- teams in the country. Pictured is Otto Graham, N. U. back, eluding Ensign ing shown above which is used for initiation ceremonies by the Phi Kappa Alphas at the . Forrest Evashevslti for a short gain. Acme University of New Mexico. No woman has ever set foot in the building.

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"BUTTON UP" for closing the turret cover ”CAMEL" for their favorite cigarette With men in the Army, Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard, the favorite cigarette is Camel. (Based on actual sales records in Post Exchanges and Canteens.)

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are ilulged CAMELS TIME. GOT WHAT I The "T-lONI"—Taste and Throat—is the prov- ing ground for cigarettes. Only your taste and WANT... MILD“ 535 throat an decide which cigarette tastes best to you...and how it affects your throat. For your AND FLAVOR APLENTY taste and throat are individual to you. Based on the experience of millions of smokers, we be- lieve Camels will suit your"f-ZONI" to a "1’." Prove it for yourself! Making life-Saving Their Nellie“ As part of the mine safety course at laiayette College (Pa), students are required to learn all the techniques of safety and lite-saving, including operations under water. Above you see members of the class in the college pool. They are wearing self-contained rescue equipment for underwater work.

“E's Sing New Songs -- Bill Sledge, University of Tennessee iunior, leads the Sigma Alpha Epsilon leadership School glee club in new song‘s written by a Purdue alumnus. Delegates from 85 chapters participated in the school which was held at the fraternity's levere Memorial Temple in Evanston, Ill. leadership and its relationship to our countrfs needs today was the dominant theme.

MWWM—Easiestwaytobeotthe transportationproblemistohopontheoldbicycle say Molly llaclswood and President Gilbert W. Mead WWW—Water Pologoesbeneaththesurtooewhenloshiaeles of Washington College. Chestertown, Md. Molly is ihegoolsoreroundliltethosein boietballandhavewire netswhid'ooatch and retain the first co-ed editor-in-chief of the student newspa- made.$pectatorswatdltromau‘shmarinegallery. _peratthecollegeandanAlphaChiOmega. Wisconsin Holds Notre Dame To a Tie —— The Badgers pulled a surprise out of the bag by taking the lead and then holding'the Notre Dame Irish . to a tie, 7-7, in the opening game of the season. Odd facial expressions were a dime-a-dozen when this picture was snapped as Bill Early, Notre Am Dame halfback, cuts back on an end run for a short gain. . .;«.w “4/ End of a Tough Grind —- This is the way the Lehigh Bachelor, campus monthly satire magazine pictures the average freshman fraternity pledge on the campus this tall. Harrassed by registration and endless filling out of cards, the freshman ends up his Freshman Week with a bill and a pledge button as symbols of a strenuous seven days.

Carries a Heavy lead — All-American Frankie Sinkwich, besides bei - aptain and alternating between fullback andv-tailbaclx, is Georgia’s No. l pigskin arrier, passer, punter and signal caller. He plans on taking on a bigger jab next -nuary—by joining the Marines. V Wide World In War,fea,1hey're$hepherdee€MM—Aslutunshepherds of the faithful, student priests at Jesuit Theologate Alma CollOOO. Alma, Calit., are getting in practical experience watching over residents of Santa Clara valley as air raid spotters. The college is a vital unit in the coaial range warning system and is manned 24 hours a day with 58 men tding part as watchers. Ann-o -1 7’lnfinity Up and infinity Down

Students Climb Rattlesnake Cliff , It's still a long way up but it is farther down for these students of Massachusetts Institute of Technology as they talxe port in a rock-climbing expedition sponsored by the M.I.T. Outing Club. This perilous feat is performed every fall as students gather materials for laboratory work in geology. The scene of the climb is the Rattlesnake Cliffs located near the campus.

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A"? h "v . , Iodger's likes — All that remains of the old days when car parking was a problem on the University of Wisconsin campus is the ”Fire Zone” sign which does not seem to apply to bicycles. like many other colleges today Wisconsin finds that students and faculty members have switched to bicycles for the duration to conserve tires and gasoline. Collegiate Digs-r Photo by Dixon fifififlfifififififififififififififififi

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,lttooltthewartobring a woman instructor to Wake Forest College. Francis lanier, above, teaches the bays draft- ing in the college's spe- cial defense course.

Ruth Downing, who ina- iored in science at New Jersey College for Women, crashes a field formerly restricted to men—aviation engineer- lifting its historic ban on co-eds, California Tech is coaching these women ing. She’s working at in a special aircraft and topographical map drafting course. the Curtiss-Wright pro- pellor plant.

Onedthaiowmennamedinallof America's Who’s Who’s is Dr. Rees E. Tulloss who has been president of Wit- tenberg College, Springfield, 0., for 22

WANTED: Pictures at college lite and timely events on your campus. Collegiate Digest Section pays 53 per picture so get those shutters clicking and t your share at this easy money. Biased pictures, lilte the one illustrated above, will receive little consideration — it's action and news that we're looking lor. See that your college is represented in this real admiration for their coach ”Babe” SCCtIOl'I. H ell.A37,H II' ’II bl . , «53".... Lumnitgzfiéww'xox, Send your pictures today to on his squad. He was an All-American on Cd“ '° w" d" mm" ”23' “North Meets South when Pres. Uel w. Larnltin (blleMe D St . :L“ a e .2",__._,‘; "amof NorthwestBMW-MMMissomi StateMma‘do'Teachers CollegeMUM"in- -.AVIOIAI. COIL!“ HIV! II “'0'! AI. .A “Ih'l- -. V son of Iceland to Ava Maria Calix of Honduras. . . . ‘ On arrival Maria rushed out to buy in: am wool Fawkes Bldg, Minneapolis, Minn. suit, and Iagnvaldor shed his ever present over- . catw- Digest by Davies ' Blowing Bubbles tor Sci- ence James Morris, gla‘ss blower for the new Institute of Technology at Northwest- ern University, performs the delicate lab of bending an outlet tube to iust the right angle for a chemistry experi- ment. Wide World

Sh-sllll-selI-sh — Any college co-ed on the night of any important dance on any college campus—modeled 13y Maylou Sullivan of Drake University. The slippers in hand and apprehensive backward glance tell the story—15 minutes late and one campus cutl Collegiate Digest Photo by Dunivent . £9 Come-0n Button — Mary Ellen Powers, one of De Paul University’s new Air Cadettes, wears an inviting button. But it you accept the invitation, you‘ll find your- self in a recruiting office. it’s all part of a stunt to encourage the enlistment‘ of young men in the air corps of Uncle . . . in rainy day cloth- ing is modeled for the clothes-conscious co-ed. Outfit consists of regu- lotion trench coat of natural gabardine with capacious pockets, turned down collar and tie belt; worn with crew cap turned down for the gain and high rub- ber boots (it you can get them). Am

Anti-lap Fighting Techniques are dem- onstrated by Dr. Fran- cois Eliscue, physical education professor at Columbia and New -' York Universities, for army officers in 0 "rec- reation class." The I . course includes every- Back Info Service — Every Saturday during the fall, New thing from simple stran- Haven's old-fashioned open streetcars 'are dragged out of the 90.0.50" ,0 elementary barns to handle Yale football crowds. Students swarm all over mayhem! Acme them, cram every available inch of space. The old cars have become a tradition at Yale games. Collegiate Digest Photo by Soc-ion '3