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VOLUME XXX, XLMIiKK 5 DUKE UNIVl'.ll.SlTY. UL HJIA.M. N. i .. V.T.l>\ I'.SI ).\ Y. I'KltliCARY a>S, Ii)!Ma PRICE TEN CENTS DANCING TROUPE Women's Scholastic Average REHEARSALS FOR PAN-HEL TICKETS Interim Report Released TO APPEAR HERE Highest Ever Recorded Here MYSTERY DRAMA PLACED ON SALE; Following Lengthy Meeting ON FRIDAY NIGHT Statistics Show Out of Approximately 700 Students 168 Made SHOW STAR CAST $4.75 FOR SERIES "B" Average; 94 Juniors and Seniors, 71 Of Cirsa Monday Evening Monte Carlo Ballet Russe Out Players' Production of Priestly Tickets May Be Secured From Freshmen and Sophomores Committee to Bring Work to standing Entertainment Hit, "Dangerous Corner," Any Junior or Senior Mem As Soon As of the Year vealcd by recently compiled s Sara Berenson, Emily BIrge, Nel- Rounding Into Shape ber of Council the women of Duke ersity Ue Bishop, Blma Black, Leona Bowman, Possible PROGRAM BE*GINS AT 8:15 I one of the highest scholastic re Evelyn Carper, Mary Chamberlain, Hel- DATE SET AS MARCH 23 DANCES ON MARCH 9-10 fer made here. Ninety-four jun- :ross, Mary Alice Dliley, Ellen Far- ¥50 NEEDED FOR EXPENSE New York En agement of Seven R 1 seniors attained the dean's list Dorothy Forbes, Eva Gantt, Mary Two Veterans!, Five Newcomers Com Earl Hines to Play For Two Even tu dents Asked to Contribute to Fund •enty-one sophomores smd frcsh- ise GiHhej, Alma Hedrick, Robbie pose ("list Under Direction of lances and One a\fternoon Thursday Morning at Assem smen made the necssary require- rick, Elizabeth Huls, Margaret Hum- A. T. West Tea Dance bly Period for this list to which they are Catherine Isenhoasr, Virginia Jordan, siblc. Tims out of a possible 700 e Sue Kernodle, Katheryn Kiker, Ith the presentation date definitely Ao interim report of the Committee ir Investigation and Recommendation aMarjorie King, Anita Knox, Teraesin as thc evening of March 23, the i Student Affairs was given to the aws, Mary Jane Mulford, Anita Mor Duke Players have begun their third uiiO.N-ici.s: following a lengthy meeting Jist ay, Katherine Nicks, Caroline Phillips, The s of rehearsal of J. B. Priestly'a ? the committee Monday night. e Annette 1 sennlh Powell, Isahelle Fugh, Caroline ry drama, "Dangerous Corner." Tlie committee asks that the students IVlcslilu- er, Cecily Berlin, K, iefie, Lena Sear, Priscillsi Smith, Nancy lise at least JB0.QO to pay expenses ally scheduled to go on the Page losaoelle Cash, Elaine lone, Trnrlu Strickland, Sarah Thomp- emeographing tbe final re- Childs, Sarah Culbreth, Helen Daniel, in, Jane Triplet^ Mai l'Tourno; Van the night of March 9, the date of i'lu- sidvsiLKT sssie- aal tk'^aa't- hsi-s isa.. Studen of I Anna Katherine Davis, Virginia Dillon, lercn, Ethel White, and Jane Williams. the play was postponed to avoid ci unusually good; many requests hue and i sbers of the Student Elinor Douglass, Charling Dowling, Amy come from Chapel Hill, Raleigh, (.Ircin Council will stand at the doors to Page Duke, Doris tireen, Elisabeth Hicks, which will be held that even auditorium Thursday morning at the Mary By nun) Holmes, Mary Louise beginning of assembly to receive dona- Home, Marion Jackson, Mary J, Mona Jenkins, Cliarlotte Johnston, garly, Mrs. W. M. Bak< The implete report i srt Lackey, Anna Brown Li Bennett, Roth Bowman, A. T. West, has shown of 13 per cen iclia Love, Mary Harvey Love, ton, Frances Chaffee, Ji rovement this week. The "To the Students of 1 sail)- l.e-lle-g t McCoy, Mildred MeKinney, Helen Dorothy Flehbe, Rubye Fogel, Betty cond acts have heen roughed council. t Duke University; ali, Ethel Nachamson, Mi Freimel, Caroline Goldberg, Jane Hais- rt on the third and linal act EARL HINES "Your Committee for Investigation and a 1'ilip, • lii-b- lip, Betty Holsema, Mary Elliot Hen- 1 i. utile) eaay. All parts leased, Mr. S Recommendation on Student Affairs has n, Nancy Hudson, Margaret Izard, d at the tryouts more than of tbe eommi itudjed the problems connected with Lola Marie r Rogers, Ber nice Rose, Alice Jones, Catherine Lyon, Annie ago. ing him in p DEBATE TRYOUTS •Staright, Susan Sheppnrd, Mary Sink, c .Wae-.-.ain. Frances Faist, Ernes- us Corner" scored an instant Embree Slack, Marie Smith, Mary Tag- : Pelgrii Ilea ry loliee and the problems connected with mplre theatre, in New York HELD ON MARCH I lie running of the student publicatioi gart, Mildred Taylor, Sarah Katherine Rhodes, Marioi lour committee has unanimously dis- Taylor, Laura Nell Thrift, Virginia Til- Isobel Ehriner, Eleano: Plan Two Trips For Debate ipproved of the system of punitive fines lotson, Augusta Walker, Dorris Welles, glnia w.itkins. Prances Team; One to Georgia and •vliich has existed in Trinity college; Pauline Willingham, Bessie Wilson, and Zuckerman. Total—30. anic Council will lend (lie series spoils,., One to North ithy Wyvell. Total—51. The freshman honor list consists of the .en a figure. Miss Marjorie Could of At of X.ea s list II •Min (Continned on jiHaeje eight) ianta, Georgia, accompanied hy Mr. Sol FOUR HOME DEBATES will lead thc figure, •f Ibe • dances, sponsored by thc Pan lie Council, will be held lo tli. PHI BETA KAPPA QUEEN SELECTED Memorial gymnasium on March H ani Hines and his orchestra an ELECTS FIFTEEN FOR FESTIVITIES the Duke tampus direct fron ; is: Resolved, The Terrace cafe in Chicago when of bank deposits a Ten Seniors, Three Alumni, and us sin Sheppard Elected May nave played a leading part in th Federal legislation t Two Faculty Members Queen Monday Night For dazzling night life of the Lake City. Hioe Are Chosen Annual Spring E: is one of the leading pianists i til,- country.
in his orchestra is a glam rseii. torch singer of the Jean Harlos n all of these matter: ,-v, and his arrangements are of a mos election s. Ibr. c Itiaiclintf style. Earl Hines has bees ni and two members su' the faculty, •ell praised wherever he has played am se seniors are; Ira Stanley lloss, simes to the Duke campus with the fines ark, N. J.l J- J. Zeren, Canton, Ohio; ^commendations. Celestine Marie Beamer, Burley, Idaho; Karl llincs, himself from Gre Dorothy B. Wyvell, Washington, D. C; aid of J. O. Otis, Providence, R. I.j R. E. more, Md.; Hanes Clement, Mocksvllle, irranges all of his ;ohler, York, Pa.j Edna Marie Smith, N. C.; Helen Daniels, Columbia, inly of newcome: one players, to Petrograd who now pass o: sleveland, Ohio; Burke McCuire Smith, Mary Louise Home, Rocky Mount, Nl rs. <^>mposil of the great tradition in Paris C; Annie Kflte Debman, Courtlnnd obert ChatAeld ii ,- I,Visible role. this peer of r liirham, N. t; Elizabeth Hugh HIeks, i Duke will meet thi ed them all into a gifted and Helen Wyatt, W. Medford, Mass. lurham, N. Cj Mary Stuart Lackey, successful in a guslis Walker, Elisabeth City, N. C. ids i.ii thes, Christian so urg. Va. Great Catherine" Emma Fanton, Doris Welles, Pensacolu, Fla,; Kathe- Miss Moektidge, and Alfred Harding, a Miss The rine Serfas, Easton, Pa.; Ann Ki Chafles Stanton, have appeared bef of the faculty of the W( Portsmouth, Va.; Jane Miller, Ports- In one-act bills, while Emily Abel, as MANCHESTER IS sn's college at Greensboro, N. C; C mouth, Va.; and Amy Duke, Fort ' Olwen Peel, and Jane Lee Jon. NEW DEAN'S LIST . H. Britt, of the New York Work Betty Whitehouse, have had dra legrai,,. anal Prof. H. E. Myers, of th lla. FROSH SPEAKER FIVE TRIAL ISSUES Miss Shcppard attended Gr<* SHOWS INCREASE Jew Freshman Dean Asks < Dean Herring Announces 109 TO APPEAR SOON honorary members Dr. A. operation and Support :appa Alpha Tbcla sorority, of which e, head of the department of zo Men Granted Privilege of inizatlon she Is president. She is of Class Armstrong, Squires, Moorhead, ology of Duke university, and Di Unrestricted Absences daughter of Senator and Mrs. Ship- Long, and Archbold K. iGreene, dean of undergraduat No information is as yet available cerniliK Ibr staging of thc production, Fallowing Dean Man K. Handiest Will Compete sion of Duke university, were 29 DROPPED FROM LIST but it is exapeeted that it will he handle itroductory speech at the meeting of ADMINISTRATION LIFTS FIRST ISSUE* IS MARCH 7 by the same efficient crew that has mai -cshmnsi class Saturday, February 21, in aged previous presentations. Fred Hague, age auditorium, Wade Marr, cha REGULATION OF FROSH Dean's L st for the prese racstcr has Trial issues of the CiinosictE, BAR ASSOCIATION business manager of the Players, has an f thc asouunitlee which drew up thi ccenfly m Dean Her- which flee members of the present ed iionnccd that tickets sales will begi: nag's OH x. A marked torial staff will try out for the positir. MEETS THURSDAY within tlie next two weeks. as.tiec sabli in that tlie fall Ii of editor-in-chief for the school year of Will Present Study of Recovery compared with 109 n the pre. 1034-1935, will begin with the issi ent list. Programs Being Employed MANY DUKE CO-EDS MEMBERS OF JUNIOR The nu nber of senior he list in- 11, the first date of publication follow in Various Countries COUNCIL MEET FRIDAY reased f om 37 of last sem ster to 4? ing the Easter holidays. Those who SELF-HELP STUDENTS n thc pi Ten wdl he in charge of the newspaper for Purpose of Meeting Ia to Discus Iroped f om the list anc rally to More Tha these publications in order of their trial Plains For Junior Prom were added. editorship arc: Warren Armstrong, Ron i" April Juniors on the list had what of an ald Archbold, John Moorhead, W. H the seniors, Ihe numbers LoiiK. and Leslie Squires. ie.e.1 III "play square" with the meml umped rom 48 to 62. Nli ing of the Junior Council Friday mor of Ihe class if they played square i sted upon by the nd- dropped while 33 were added. smpletc responsibility for the lug at 11:30 o'clock in Bill Burke's rooi se- aev him ami pledged his co-operation in Tlie De ao's List Is ma is up of juniors editorials, news, columns, make-up, and CC-1I0. It is Imperitive that all fr class activities. As he is under the ternltiet are represented, along with t general tone of the newspaper, the edi acreage landing for thc p clous sc- tor-in-chief reserving however the right following non-fraternity men: Speed Re lo publish special editorials mdueivc to thc dev
in his office on Monday, in this lists After demonstrating their ability in a well over 100 students doing variou as for the Junior Pro Friday afternoons, ai Seniors the trial issues, thc candidates for next ids of work. Sixty women work in tbe Thursday and Saturday William B. Apple, H. W. Atkinson, year's editorship will appear mini's union and in the faculty c Thomas* F. Baird, David Beebe, James I'uhlioa I ions Council at ai meet ,1.1; 28 wort bi Ihe office! of the V. Bernardo, John M. Bird, Robert M. body sometime in the latter part of April dormitories on thc East cumpui it pledging will have to he deferret Bird, F. S. Bleuit, C. F. Boyles, W. L. Ihcy Br ister , John B. Cox, E. B. Craven, . Her women are doing library work on i,til after the end of this semester be aaill .porlunity to criticize I campnaesi S more are doing secre luse of the "C" average requirement. Dal ton sent management of the CIIS.UK ICJ work; and there are 7 women employed as J. Dun nelh state their views on managing as laundry representatives, one iu shall become nominated upon n, William Gearhart, J. W. ( age newspaper, and will in additic of the dormitories, Beside! llmsc n to the elass secretary of a CORRECTION s lle-slas llssi, • lliit.,11 rer questions put t« them by men larly employed, there arc several petitioo signed by twenty per R. H- Hosea, C. 11. Humph hers of the Woman's college vain, al Ul Snap-Shot Contest of the council, if lha (Added to Article II, The "Movie Memory Contest" blank Jackson, John Keith, George E. Klayer, fter considering the qoallHcotions i jobs such as taklog care .if the chlldi 1.) •sppawing "ii I'age :t should be blank s R. Klein, Richard E. Kohler, J. candidates, the Publications Coui no, 2 anil carry spaces for the titles B. I.illiaston, T. G. Midyettc, DeArmond Article III, Section 1 has been cbangei of three pictures. Contestants are choose the editor-in-chief to reads "In event of any vacancies ii ,-, William Mosenson, James Otis, asked to make these corrections upon •, and this choice will he made puhllr. class offices thc executive council slial L. J. Ray, E. R. Revercomb, Ira S. Ross, the blank. The pictures arc numbcr- i aftcrwardi- All snap -shots must be banded liave power to fill them. In the event i rt Sapp, J. C. Schaffer, Warren Sco- ,.,] ir.ei.a left to right as were tbe i publishing the issues the trial edl- , llic Ctmntielaer office, 08 Men vacancy occurs In the office of the prcsi l.croy Sides, Burke Smith, Mel- ones run last week. will have the use of all the regular nion, hy Wednesday, March T. dent, the vice-president shall assomc th >. Stevens, Ross Tunnell, Joe Van- SONICLE facilities and thc assistance duties of the president." (Conlinued on page eight) ahe editorial staff. THE DUKE CHRONICLE n;-l„.-s,l„y, February SS, 19SJ Monte Carlo Ballet Features GROUP FROM MONTE CARLO BALLET RUSSE FROSH HONORARY B.O.S. Announces Frosh Famous Stanislavsky System TO TAP MARCH 10 Must Havei22 Points Phi Eta Sigma Ceremony Will ack, and bsisebull. "No-Star" System Founded by Russian Regissur is a Great Honor Freshman Scholastic .•..hiii.-ei •.aith the point system of Bet. Tradition With Dancing Troupe; Leading Flayers Take Leaders at Assembly nega Sigma, sophomore honorary fra Bttth Major and Minor Roles rnily, the Cliraiiiele is again piililisliini •• revised list of activity points to b Carrying on a great tradition In Its some Masslne. The spit-ftre Street Dans '"A"hijpjng"ceremony foTphi*~Etii Slg"- ed for admission into this organlaatioi er In the same ballet Is invariably Alex ma, national scholastic fraternity for as Q; Chanticleer, e-aliieia-iss Russe, which comes to Duke on Friday, freshmen, will be conducted Saturday, tnic term. March 10, at freshman class meeting At the opeolng of the first semester March 2, embraces at the same lime the Concurrence," is bound to be dark-haired by Frank Woolsey, president of that or- t of activity points was published, a most modem principle of theatre organl- exquisite Tamara Tonmanova. ilcli time 21 points were required fo Linission. Under the revised system 2 Mar. Wool cy has announced th I twen- GILBERT ADDRESSES lints will be needed for considerate -eight are eligible for mei originated by the famous Russian regis- •r membership. WOMAN ASSEMBLY the b of their record for he first It should not be assumed that a stu of the 1833-1934 scholas Ic year. nt that accumulates 22 points be Member of Philosophy Departmen tion will be held on Fri- Tells Co-eds About Austrian ch 6. Definite plans ation. Those men who earn Ihi I.e Usallietiiiia's Civiss Repertory theatre Situation itiatio, wi I be disclosed at » later [nired number of credits and report the and the younger Group theatre of New Mrs. Gilbert of the philosophy depart utilities in whieh they are gained to ment spoke in the Woman's college as Dean lla K. Manchester, n wly-ap- thc B. O. S. poiots committee, may The olil-fnshloncd plan of having one sembly February 28, on the Austrian ointed S-l-S man dean, will act in the er themselves nominated for ni em- male and one female star, was followed Fid a] e ity of faeulty advisor and ship. The active members, whi by the late Serge Diagbilcv io his great personal experience ond actual speed 6 expr use himself as being ilenscly ehomores, then select from thi diihilcs who will be the active s
1'lii Hiss Sigma was established mi Das i free iinpui three years ago and lias held t lary prominent position ever since. Tli resent junior class was the first clas > contribute members to tbe organize nn and as yet there arc some member ie system. According tsi Ibis lis.! pnli- s friend abroad. It v f that class who were eligible for mem eilied in the Chronlele this fall, a fresh- arsliip isa Phi Eta Sigma at the end o nn receives 16 points for numerals in sports. This number has been understanding did bids. r tlna ,• hese men should the frosh will reoeive but 14 po rank Woolsey, p •resident, immediately, The official Beta Omega Sigma a a order that theii Scene from "I.es Sylphidcs," ss ballet to the music of Chopin, one of • points system is as follows* Open House Thursday the dances of the Monte Carlo Ballet Russe which comes to Scholarship—"B" average, 8; Ph Dulte university on Friday, March 2. Mr. Woolsey guia, 10; "A" average, 12. he Y. M. C. A. Is sponsoring an a Athleties—Numerals in major , YOUTH TO DISCUSS 1 Mussolini in the same manner ( Kleig Eyes tier and Naasism. This would appeal nors, 12; three majors, 18; three PARAMOUNT be incorrect because Italy is not 1 NEW SOCIAL LAWS CAROLINA e least anti-Catholic. Continuing, Mr FOUR FRIGHT EN'ED PEOPLE— readers Invited to Develop FOLLIES OF 19 34— riday nnd Saturday, March 2-S. Clau eon.l floor of tlie Uni Thursday to Saturday, March 1-3. Wil- dette Colbert and Herbert Marshall. Platform For Social Changes YOU CAN'T BUY EVERYTHING— in Congress at N. Y. U. Bettc Davis. A gay story of ri.ilitia chisders in the fashion rocket, usiday and Tuesday, March 4-5. Mi ractive excursion into musical obson, Jean Parker, and William Bak Sfl. Rapid in movement ai creen story by Harry Colli n Duff. Directed by Willia QUADRANGLE PICTURES EVER IN' MY HEART—Saturday Duke larch 3. Barbara Stanwych, Otto Kra b. mystic, will appear the i er, Ralph Bellamy, and others. I envy love drama, featuring a great cast University Haberdashery YES, MR. BROWN—Wednesday features TFL1TU0NES INSTALLED larch 7. Jack Buchanan and Enaglish BY SEVEN FRATERNITIES ast In a light musical comedy made logland and released through United The Entire Arrow Une
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it Quadraogle Pictures' office at WILLIS WINS CONTEST FOREST BIOLOGY CLUB auditorium before 11 p. m„ March Y.W.C.A.T0H0LD CITY COUNCIL BANS MOVIE MEMORY CONTEST bil.riee. .-.ill he judged on prompt- HELD BV QUADRANGLE — Blank One — COORDINATES STUDIES ELECTION MARCH 7 MOVIES ON SUNDAY , eteEcripSions. warded by Quadrangle amine Various Problems of Nominating Petitions Signed by e One is from tbe picture estry, Using Duke Woodland >r Beat Skits Sub- Carolina Theatres Preparing Twenty-five Members Must d in Contest Petition For Their PI MU EPSILON TO HOLD Be in March 5 Harry Clay Willis, junior, Continuance INITIATION ON MARCH 7 ar of the ten-dollar cash pi Scene Two Is from the piel Quadrangle Pictures' recen
o Quadrangle Pictures office before on March 10, 1934.) Epsilon will be held at tt meeting of tbe mathematl on Wednesday, March '• Thc •hytbm of the Fou if tbe research work e nitiated I: Quadrangle Birthday Show mber of years. Sever Mu Epsilon at ss arc aUowed to wo; Bearse, L. H. Edmondson, Helen Gray, H. K. Baily, Betty Halsema, R H. To Feature Noted Stars Ruslimer, Edwin Sehaeffer, Colton Som- iblems now being stut ers, and M. M. Mann. Management Engages Cantor's Understudy and Coneert Head- of the dub arc wat liners to Combine With Student Talent For Sixth sects and snakes, anim Succeeding the initiation, the second of Annual Affair, March 14-15 ira, of the Duke form a series of talks given by undergraduates only one of its Mnd in will be presented by John C. Lennox. Tlie aSJxtb Birthday Party, Quadrangle and Ihe Cli . United States, is an The subject of Mr. Lennox's discussion irdinate research. EacI will be the theory of errors and least sh 11 sap oint thc additional eniors t nn Pegssy Be rk in his own problem squares. A prize Is to be awarded to th lial sy r Wednesday and Thursday, March It nd 15, will present at least three na- Hiiladdphii -articular interest. Th. the undergraduate who, in the opinion of nf shall be sae flee' pie of Durham, 33,« the faculty members of thc organiiatioo. 11 be subject :o the by- aws of the onally-hnown "name" artists, accord- tin on. Tn o-thlrds o: Ihe ac g to no announcement made public Llncke's "G m mbers shall c ns tit lite a [U.iriissi for is week. Buddy Doyle, comedian, Ed- ard Molitore, tenor, and Camilla Ten- sisslst Miss CALENDAR TO PUBLISH those occasions. The following Univer Mary Janse sity of North Carolina events are listed cum, Nancy MAIN CAROLINA EVENTS in this week's calendar; Buddy Doyle, star of radio, stage. ad screen, will act as master of cere- Similar Publicity Given Duke by U. N. Memorial Hall. Ruth Page Kreutsberg, onies and will present an original one-act play, including C; This Week's Schedule dancer. Student entertainment. ecialty act. Doyle, understudy of Ed- Announced Below e tlantor in thc stage show "Whoopee," Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, campuses. March 1, 2, and 3, 8:30—Haymakers s appeared successively in the Sun- According to the Duke university ca theatre, Flaymaker production, "The lendar, a schedule of tlie principal events Witching Hour." n theatre in New York, several edl- Of the week at the University of North sns of Shubert's "Passing Show," the Carolina will be published in that pub The Y. M. C. A. is condoctiog a series vuc "Artists and Models," and Zicg- lication each Saturday. Likewise, sir of Lenten devotion ais daily in Memorial •lil's "Show Girl." He has appeared publicity will be pven to Duke un Hall at 10:s30 a. m. The public is cor l the NBC network In a series of radio dially invited. ograms for the Nestle's Chocolate hour Hereafter notices of these events will
t'.ilivsirai Molitore, tenor, and Camilla pears on thc back page of tills paper. entero, soprano, will head the large oral ensemble. Both of these artists I.ula Mae ere trained for thc theatre tn this untry and in Europe. Mr, Molitore ppo^thel udied and sang in Italy for four years, Eugenie He "WHEN AFELLE R Ik Fu d Miss Tentera, of Swiss and Bo- Jelly Lei mian ancestry, has spent several years University Talks o Europe. a novelty j Choose the Mr. Molitore is probably best remem- phony," whi NEED5 A FRIEND" red for his thirty-weeks' tour with eraldine Farrar, singing the part which » RIGHT f Miss Louise Ha irico Caruso, with Miss Farrar, made Two staage mousa at the Metropolitan, the leading nor role in "Carmen." He has to his edit Ave seasons with Detroit Civic evening. Tl BANK-- mpany, and high I v successful seasons th the Philadelphia Grand Opera eom- saanine sect! ny, San Carlo Grand Opera company, seat. Hundreds of people in Durham—and in this section of the state—choose The Fidelity because they feel that here will be found almost every type of financial service mod No Man, Woman or Child in Durham Can ern business procedure demands—backed by to Miss This Thrilling Experience in banking policies that have made The Fidelity the Theatre! one of North Carolina's outstanding banking institutions. ^ MONTE CARLO
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n eiaminations. The Duke Chronicle uld ass me this respon- The President Says ably be ezpected to do Smiling Eijrougf) 1 on and of the National College Pres Association respon sibility in other iSVssociated tfollfiiiute 3)rrss .. (^^Siaa^J, ,93 ge year by the stitude of the , hill., pea.es.i that I gleaned luiicnls nt Trinity College and Woi i I.ic uteres, lent which has a great of Duke University. arentally anxious that they eome to no I, in il, particularly after the red as second-class matter, Septan ssl this students have been surrounded the post oillce at Durham, N. C, un hOUld !••• aaf llsiss.s, si, ISsTsJ. rules and regulations. ,. tests i>y which :i ni strut ion talks about "student con- „• JudgedP ' "ipllon S2.00 per colleage year eeaillv wants, is lo cast off upon the 11. El.MOKIMOS ponsibility for the enforcement of a ise is full of pledge* 1 BESS MAKAOSB R n'dents the n snd so forth, I Ide imposed f s have you rca Silent Love . . . Office i US Men's Union The students sr he willing to take over the rch 22, l5li!i. Iministration's dirty work until they can make tbeir glog Editor en rules and govern themselves. And by this we do jt mean the kind of self-government exercised by the Music "N" The Air hied. It seems as-thougb she has a. students only . . Lou GAM* i.S.G.A., which has its office in the lair of the dean i.e. ure Editor Al W ims, the famous spee iiyin d it is difficult to keep up with iiiging loves. But she always ;:..'• ange Editor . W, II. Lom Editor WAI In several Important particulars, for example, in i thc Waring program March i. i'i he so-called discarded ones nn ihe A TUT EoiTons: J. Reese filair, Fred agard to late hours and the use of intoxicants, the 30 to 10. In hi- aa:. For truthful lips are lipres, .e.e.s the I...- Darned ihem her Ti le.„, Mfeil Mil,,.',; , llisshasrsl I'll oral code of the students differs notably from that ssl, Waring ami hi And lying lips are very swee own. Wouldn't ii be too bad if , Ernest Cruik- : the administration. Until the students' point of view c world premiere ot Harold Arh nt loves should one of these days aw score for the "Cotton Club Reva dc, F, C. Cady, rcvails the students cannot be expected to take over have Keen making 1 . Lily tons will be featured in .,,•1 r..i-i-.ii. Hal Gordon, Prank Engle, Henry se enforcement of rules, in which they do not believe. si the selection of s to the freshman cla calropolilon Opera broadens! of -l.a Dunces and Things . « And until they take over fidl responsibility in all Lammermoor" on Saturday aftemi on duct, the admiuis . . On February B8, at Ms p. m. n jntly ask thei irec the •ules against lation Managers . . . DOKAI.O SE
„ vilhiiut notification." 'wfo'rdCd Mn""'' icy cannot he expected Anent the Status nr Things! . . and sisters who steal ir, replacing Will Rogers and Emil Another professor of my acquaintan - -Daily Xtii'llt-.t-eslirii lisni i nen form of college rned to a student the other eveni; s comes on the air, with a ringside la "Are you one 'il ml oi Ilia1 Iwxing bouts between the WOMEN ON DEAN'S LIST ersity of Virginia anil Yak, over rtlcd seeker after knowledge stutte \lhert Herr ick, In 1932-88 Dr. W. K. Greene of the English depi .'A. Blehmond (mo Kc. channel) rom 3 In ii. and another dance thai night Cha mt introduced on our campus a new honorary system, 30 p. m., Saturday,- March 8 rom BeeSO to 12. Thc tunes will be hrown nt you by Maestro F.arl Hines aaa Dean's List. At the time of its installation there VICTOR RECORDS Office; ml Women's Union is much discussion and criticism, pro and con, as to new colored star brilliantly illumines . llack sky. If you arc looking for he- s-ily of ill winds aiml tommy-guns. ; merit of that system. " . . . . AHIerie y Lunceford and And while I'm on the siihjtset, the MlLDIKD TAVI.OB Some contended that after a woman had attained a s, Cluh s_- I he place on the Dean's List she would abuse this privilege Edltajr -iril, ivilll nnd iv ded up Hie university into four di '-.-..•as. Maintain- ms, to-wit: I. Kpworlh. 2. S SIOISIO I'.anessis sg tliat the student, given a free rein, would not know Cap • Hall. 3. Thc Woman's eolleg Louise Home, ow'to apportion her time to the best advantage, many hi ry Fllieill Henderson. predicted thai! her schsaln^iic record would suffer. STEMS Evelyn Board, Mary Coving in, Mary llraiel- The Dean's List, however, took precautions against individual case of this sort. A professor may, at rion Hoc, Mary Rhodes, Isobel S rincr, Sarah K. -"Don't Say Good- COLLEGE CONTEMPO T ilasr, Frances Wise, Ellen Adams, y time, require the attendance of a student to his 1' ale. liasss.slt, WILie Huaasell. .Manilla Ciilhi-vl-.su. Italy isses. If a woman on the Dean's List does negleot K an, t/laairlialle Msirklisini. Msarv 1'aiu- 11, Helen Wade, rated by Don Bes- Pennsylvania Iy Walker, Alma Lloyd Ransom. her work and fails to keep her average, she will be c Pica .ing vibrant effects d burlesque chorus is be com in as dropped from it the next semester. Beloved"- nn or row Comes." tils-, FBAHCES TUK» ded as the model T' Ford,' In the majority of cases the student who has lleiy S'olshs presents ii twclvi'-iiich lis of the Massachusetts Inst TA.VTS! Claire Fcldman, Sara Jordai nick, burlesque ii hieved this distinction does not wish to let it slip ed. This is n l.e.su tbe popular Europei Immian columnist. On th. of Technology revealed that half thi access "Mother of Pearl," by Osc s Fawsett, Beth through ber fingers. The responsibility of using her a must be vari II old obiles were from the home state • i.e. i:i..ee,...ii, Aiken. fi to the best advantage with the opportunity for ns.'i why we have so many cars BRUNSWICK RECORDS ive and intensive estuilv makes of her a better Gawgia plates on the Duke cam . more thoughtful student. Wayne King, at fast, smashes through The editorial policy of the Duke Chronicle .ills a reecord comparable to liis radic Economy still seems lo he a local vi or 1933-34 will center around: r proof as to the success of the Dean's List let lusie, "Poor Little Flower," which il 1. Development of University Atmosphere us look at the following statistics. In the past semester ouplod with the excellently handled Gui 2. Student-Faculty Relationships here was a lower percentage of failures on the East irnheim number, "Dancing in the Moon. ar activity, athletic or no. anipus than ever before; there was also a larger 3. Creation of Duke Spirit umber of women making a "B" average. Five women Glen Gray and lie Casa Loma or- . s. office of ll 4. Cooperation Among Organizations nade straight "A" averages and five women made hestra faealure fine fox-trots, "That'a larly-elght quality points. Although wc sa an not attrib .,iv.--"i.ullaihy iii Blue," with Kennj ute all tin: credit for higher averages to its operation, Pitt e do believe that the Dean's List bas been a proml- PARAGRAPHICS Dr. Mont R. Gabbert, head of th improving—people are taking their hill; lartment of philosophy at the Univ. if Pittsburg, was recently presented witb nvelopes. -Oregon Slate Daily Barometet 'liecords show that it is the juniors and seniors who n honorary membership In the Brick- Swarthmore aaliae thc advantage of the Dean's List, which offers commentator on the subject of s opportunity that has never been given here before. ,1 L'llis of A - May he i : tables in dialing halls iia the earlier I'll sis lii'-ss- uppci-idnwiiLii gristly outnumbered the y of Swarthmore college states that Freshmen iiiid sophomores in making "B" averages last tbe original purpose of the Idea was that You'll have to give the Comji essional Record credit. Eyes and Ears they eunlributed to making Swarthmore It's the only daily mat picking an All-American. The Dean's List has started off as a big success. Its —Atlanta Constitution North Carolina future depends upon the student themselves. early practice in the gentle art A ,-. .i.l.nt of Old East at Chapel Hil .h-lhrowing was beneficial. I.naiksa sis though "Stormy Weather" is qualifying Weil l.a Hueiie Jean Harlow sa few night tlna theme song of the army air mail in thc East. ago, reversing Ihe charges; needless t —Arkansas Gasette say, slue refused Io take thc Call. Wha OPEN FORUM ia,- e-,-,,1 I., esay may have been worth tb novel is a barber. The The Alpha Phi chapter of the Kappa Alpha fra- ii fiction seems to be at ai tcrnily herewith apologizes to the Pan-Hellenic Cnun- >r its participation in the Mending of invitations, Duquesne cs college debating team, composed j FRATERNITY PLEDGES before February 8, to members of the freshman class. fa aas-Iasll visited the site 1 dance to he given on February 9 by the alumni n days have elapses! since I
(Signed) KAPPA ALPHA OHDEK IKS might have lived to a ripe old s. fill in day ee heen (Signed) M. E. NEWSOM, JB. if what we've beard is true. Insiead of being united upon by upperelassmen they For the Alpha Phi Chapter. now attend their new brothers. Cioing to the "dope- BREEZIN' shop" for drinks mid cigarettes has replaced dinners TO THE STUDENTS Southern California ,'iinJ s.maiki.-iea: shining shoes and polishing cars havi To T DENTS OF TRINITY COLLEGE : The Walt Disney studio, ereato supplanted shows and rides. The change has been i In the r i on our campus for a betterment Misaky Mouse, have offered a a?i sudden one, yet fully expected by the pledges. ig conditions in the various student a Hairs ami lariiac to the sludent at tbe Univi „f Southern California wbo submit Tlna fraternities have assumed their duties as "col activities, 1 attempted as the designated representative best scenario for s Micky Moose or lege-parents" to their pledges. They have organiased f the students to voice the opinion of the student body. I i" si fact that there has been considerable dissatisfac- upon matters of varying nature: Freshmen will r< ion on the campus. The move is now going along pro- advice upon minor points that count a great deal ;ressively in the form of the committee which was Virginia Teachers B. O. Van Hoo toward tbeir success in college. rganized to sec line move through. I am continuing ne Team Loses to Visitinj No pledge, however, should entertain, even for ; o serve on the committee. 1 feel my first loyalty Is tc s" reads a headline in the Rotunda moment, that bis pledging n certain fraternity hai he students whom I have been chosen to represent. irgan of Virgil,is, lii'lcd bim above his fellow classmen. lie has assume! shall do my duty to see that their best interests art isasw olaligailiails nisal risspiansjliilities. Nine what he aloe: ami says' reflects credit or discredit not only upoi The of the admin himself but upon his fraternity ateo. cir willingness during the whole affair to co-operate The pledges have entered into another phase o: every way possible. It has abeen rumored that they college life. We hope their fraternity records will abe ve brought pressure to bear upon me. but I cm- coinpsiralale to llic fine showing they have made s latically deny any such implication. I am receiving in Ihe other phases of college life. nsideratmns from the university similar to those anted many other students, but in no way has the SLAP THEIR WRISTS ghtest suggestion been made to me that any of these orlhw sr he •sity unti nsiderations might be withdrawn, nor in am- other sine has studen! control est sl.sidisnt conduct," savs Dean ay has the slightest intimation of coercion lieen Dennis -if Ihe School of Speech. Thi ought upon me hv any members of the administrn- called forth by the discussion which followed the sin, though I have talked to several of them and have Ihe-sr sunn-semi announcement by Dean Hibbard of the College of en in rather long conferences with Dr. Wannamaker times enlighten i students, an unusually large d Mr. Herring since the general assembly at which :•' fan- es e formal protests of the students were presented. s long been known that the administration is (Signed) JOE SHACKFORD, II student honor system, enforced by the I Pres. Men's Association me Is why a g, vonldl 'Till ii.M week. . H'filtiesiliti/. re!„-ii:irii ..--. in-:' THE DUKE CHRONICLE JOHNNY LONG TO PLAY Antiques Feature FINE ARTS COLLECTION FROSH CO-EDS'GRADES FOR FRESHMAN DANCE American Room AVAILABLE FOR STUDY EXCEED THOSE OF MEN
Men's Class Sponsors Informal Dance Tin- study collection of the Depart- Godard Reports Freshmen Women iu Memorial Gymnasium on last fall by a gift of over 2,000 photo- veraged 19.14 Quality Points, Saturday Evening known as the Early American room, graphs from the Carnegie Corporation Men Averaged 15.00B Kappa Kapjpa Gamma Sophomore Women Delta Tau Delta lis room is on the right as you enter Give Dance Johnny Long and bis Duke Collegians !• library, just opposite the Book Lov- of New York, is becoming Increasingly Announces Initiation Announces Pledging 's room. It is furnished with several useful. Together with the collection of Kappa Kappa Gamma anno women of the- sophomore ta Kappa chapter of Delta Tau i novelty girl-break dance or lantern slides used In lectures, it natural su in, an ina,-., lb,, pledging of Read ly forms the basis for the courses in the of Buffalo, N. Y. history al arl esftaere-el asLV ilia- llaa]isartaii..|il. lint Its use is by no means limiled to C; Dorolhy Davis, Vanceboro, N. C. Sigma Alpha Omega ; the bed. Other furniture in thc ssie Dnnton, Miami, Fla.; Mai No] includes a table with some old Realising the truth of the old Chinese i Deren, Cyntbiana, Ky.; Dorotbi thday. There were t Announces Pledging dsoil, Stanford, Conn.; Frances .Mer ;aks, aud one escort by the men of Ilea- fivsahinaaii s'lsss, ,ls,r ma Alpha Omega wishes to announce has announced that plans of thi m, around which Hanen Smith and Mrs placed lo protect it for is worth 10,1)00 words," (A December r. Timmons on the committee t is so old that much walkii CllBONlCLK, 1933), members of the facul- n Jennings, Thomas Power, s'seishl -eiiin destroy iti a bun Zeta Tau Alpha oine old lotion bottles, a teakwood chest Announces Initiation Sigma Alpha Omega snd a mirror; a desk with owo courses. Students, too, have Zeta Tau Alpha announces.the initia- Announces Pledging seautifiil Dresden china figi covered the value of illustration in wo hand made quilts, fl large full-length The Sigma Alpha Omegs folloiviug pledges: Aimee Toner, New :• •. :•••:•. ::•• • • .• . ... . •:• : IS Others who may wish to aval] ieee- ssisiilcisientsi en old spinning win Haven, Conn.; Mary Auld, Charleston, vhieh has been preserved by J. Harp W. Va.; Eleanor Stevenson, New Bern, Postpone Passion Play irwlni nnd several tables and strnigl a. there were only 00 F's. Mrs. T. T. Moore, of New Orleans, N. C; Charlotte Kueffncr, Durham, N. -• = .-=- 'IV.'. I ::•: The movies of "The Passion Play," i Kappa Alpha Theta district president, C. On Sunday, February 25, Margaret sampus, where arrangements for loans Obenteamergaa which were orginall in the mn.itle.-pir. was the guest of the Beta ilho chapter Becker, Upper Darby, Pa.; and Elisabeth Alpha I'i Sigma scheduled lo be shown Sunday, Febmsi ,, thf w at Duke for thc week-end. Tlie mem- . Wyoming, N. Y., were initiated Piedgings 25, have heen postponed untill Sunda; This I IIST-. anal pledges eialertaincd iii her hon Seta Tau Alpha. A banquet was Alpha Pi Siginn si si i iu is ins sasa ihs- pls'alg- March 11. The movies of this famoi or sit sm informal parly in tile chapter g of Lee Arnold, Chicago, 111.; Milton Professor Willard C. Bcatty, of Broi lassr of .Vs far exceeds the number of .'aiiiskisi, Atlanta, Ga.; and Harold university, has been appointed to the till 9 o'clock. Mrs, Moore is making a ruary 20, at the Washington Duke hot. res nnd that there were twice as acb, F Consumers Advisory Bonrd of line NRA. tsaur of tlie Theta chapters in her district. y B's as D's. Os, Wednesday afternoon, February Social Standards Committee 28, from * till 6 o'clock. Beta liho chap ter entertained with a tea in honor of Members Appointed their guest, Mrs. Moore. The tea was ten Wyatt, chairman of Soei held in tlie parlor ef Brown house and thc following were: ii the receiving line; Mrs. Moore, Miss Mary Grace Wilson, ONET THE Eleanor Tompkins, and Susan Slieppard. linssclt House Kappa Alpha Theta Holds Dance Announces Pledging CENTER LEAVES FOR in the Ark on Tuesday night, I iuckntes
FRANZ LISZT SUBJECT WEST GIVES READING OF TALK BY BARNES OF NEW O'NEILL PLAY
W lory of music, Mrs. J. Foster Barnes las iveei discussed the life of Franz Lhass daring the Friday chsipel licrleitl ean tha opus. Peggy Sttowd Illustrate! tlie lecture by ploying on the piano "I.eibstrom," one of tlie composer's mos famous compositions. Liist was born in Hungary in 1811 am
f thirty-seven from the con- ad devoted himself to teacli- saei. isaenslssctiiig, Slid editing. a. West • 18«0's the Roman Catholic eeeeai el
readings cauls Sunday night at 8 • in the Little theatre in East Duke build Long Gives Concert ing. The play selected for next Sunda March 1, is Maxwell Anderson's "Mai aif Scotland." On Mareli Ii, Mr. We has stated he will not give a reading, bi will resume on lis.- following Sunday.
Re id Attends Convention
like chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, is tending a convention of tlie National llication association in Cleveland. Ohio. Kappa Delia I'i is a national eduea-
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This picture tells better than words the finest in quality. These center leaves "t of your Lucky Strike. Luckies Ore cut into long, even strands and are use only the center leaves. Not the top fully packed into each and every Lucky leaves, because those ace under-devel —agiviug you a cigarette that in always oped—not ripe. Not the bottom leaves, round, firm, completely filled—no loose because those are inferior iu quality— ends, Ts it any wonder that Luck ices are m£kW they grow close lo the ground and are so truly mild and smooth? And in tough, coarse and always sandy. The addition, you know, "It's toasted"— center leaves are the mildest leaves, the for throat protection, for finer taste.
Always the Finest Tobacco The Cream of tke Crty, DIAL 115-78 and only the Center Leaves TRUST BUILDING 0 ^ JMAMAQJ\.GL-Q&-. DURHAM-N-C THE D U K K CII1IO N I C I, R Wednesday, February IBS, lSSj BASKETBALL TITLE PLAY BEGINS TOMORROW South Carolina, Maryland, CAVALIERS ANNEX ALL-SOUTHERN CANDIDATE DEVIL COURTMEN DUKETRACKTEAM Tar Heels And Blue Devils S.C. BOXING TITLE DROPWOLFPACK LN POOR CONDITION Virginia Places Five Men in Victory Over N. C. State Gives Seeded As Tourney Opens Semi-Final Round; Wins Duke Runner-up Position FOR INDOOR MEET Gamecocks Oppose State Thurs Four Championships in Big Five Bad Weather Impedes Prepara tions For Conference Games day Afternoon; Maryland With The Blue Devils SIDES FORCED TO FORFEIT BELL-REX DUEL A THRILL Meets W. and L. at Chapel Hill afore a crowd of B FROSH HAVE* GOOD TEAM DUKE OPENS* WITH V. M. I. of Virginia Cav. a boxing superiority
ith'her big, rangy, and sharp shooting urday by as •x:a,: 11 a decisive 41 tn Ai victory. exans, Is favored to walk off with thi asnsecutive championship. .urels. The Gamecocks have not beer In the semi-finals of the tou cfeated this year; in fact the Tompkins eld st Charlottesville, the C ri'.-.'Is ihe-ir ]erssk. rnis-ing numerous crip rothers, Dana Henderson, and John Ito- ualifled live men, four of whom shots and handling thc hall unsteadily. ind have never played together i win championships. On thc However, the work of the Blue Devils ame and lost. In high school, way became deadly accurate as the ss i Athens, Texas, they swept all op- Virginia period progressed, led by the skillful os ition aside to win the national title Jim Thompson warmed up to their old II their games. Last year Kentucky ight. North and South C forms to keep tlie Wolfpack team on sufficiency of asi -on a close game' from South Carolina edge by their brilliant mid-floor shots. n Duke's chanc second ut Freddie Tompkins, an all-Americai State's forwards were to closely guard successive district victory. Freshman pos sirivard, did not play in tlie game be singtoi. and Lee. ed by Herb Thompson and Phil Weaver sibilities arc considered to be high in the ausc of scholastic difficulties. Cla-n aable tc heavily, but Bob McQuage, five events of the yearling meet, In fact much stronger than the hopes of the Sueh a record must be blasted some Ilasi-la... Scelia, Sides, and Jester en- and Fly thi t loose with asirsiiy. Myers in the high jum; ime. North Carolina came within ai ered the semi-final round for Dnke, but It shots to make i e points auul I'l-li. ee of handing the Texans their flrsl
ESdlly widened the gap aided by the nsatlonal playing of Riley whose ex- la ition brought many rounds of ap-
RIDE THE BUSSES it's about as Durham Public Service Company
Bell, Barley, and Podger playi good as a .-.ss,ia-.,. The high school quln in a slow and poorly played ei Durham Ice Cream Company tobacco pouch and Sorority Banquets il l.-aus MAIN AT DUKE Made With Pure Cream FANCY ICES BLOCK CHE AM HIS Granger package is what TI call good common sense. It's Dalrymplr. ig just about as good as a tobacco -3 pouch. Dnke Frosh a Duke University Unions "Here's what I mean—it keeps EAST CAMPUS the tobacco right, and you can Huiscamp, If . 1 fold it up smaller after every pipe. That makes it handy to carry. meaJs appreciated "And I want to put in a word Total, - J. E. THOMPSON, '38. Manager for the tobacco while I'm at it. Half scores I) ke. n SI Sill Granger keeps a pipe clean as a FRESHMAN BASEBeUI whistle, and man, it is cool. CANDIDATES REPORT a sensible package "I want to say Granger Coaeh Herschel Caldwell has Issued 10 cents is just about the best his first call for battery men fo tobacco I ever smoked." i/iil p. m. throughout thc week. Inflclders and outfielders will i Monday afternoon In the gymni Many men have signified their lions of working for places on the frosh nine and if all reports are true, Co; Caldwell should be able to present ranger Rough Cut formidable team on the diamond this
the pipe tobacco that's MILD The Carolina Drug and Soda Shop the pipe tobacco that's COOL aisji Bodat Cigars Sandariehl ^.jolks seem to like tt Wednesday, February SS, 193j THE DUKE CHRONICLE Cadet Gridiron Mentor Visits COACH ALEX WAITE a\L.L-SOUTHERN NURSES AGAIN WIN DEVIL GRAPPLERS
'Blue Devil Training Grounds HAS STRONG TEAM eee;aeee.;;--;-ee. TO WIND UP WITH WOMEN'S TOURNEY SLATED TO ENTER Lieutenant M. F. Daly Spends IN ALL-AMERICANS CONFERENCE SWIM Victory Over Brown House WRESTLING MEET Two Weeks Observing Duke ives Nurses Second Con I-M LEADERS HOLD Outfit Compiles Fine Record of Football Squad Tankers Meet Generals Tonight secutive Title 7. M. I., Washington and Lee, THEIR TOPPLACES Seven Victories and Before Conference Finals V. P. I. to Compete With SPEAKS HIGHLY OF WADE One Loss Friday and Saturday GURLEY IS OUTSTANDING Full Teams Sigma' Nil's Come From Behind Praises Duke Coach and Also Com- MANIFOLD HEAD SCORER MEET TO BE HELD AT V.P.L to Take Exciting Game CHANCES EVEN TO WIN From Kappa Sigs annual hasketball tournament this year. From the beginning, was little change in the bas- tills club displayed skill and accuracy lainlisib's this past week, the fa- easing the hull and in making Insi eonliiiuing to win or remaining die, and Houses P. and N in the fresh- division sitting unmolested at the as results of forfeits from Houses d N. Epsilon Pi suddenly stepped putlighf by trouncing Delta Sigma hey did, they caused qs !sV-I4. Having played and won only :ume before this, little had heei it looks now as though they would st games were played. Tin
. !•'. Duly, a will be seeking an op- Sigma Kappa, and Kappi ivenge tlie defeat handt ar by the Duke swimmer lis were held Friday night, ht the all-Americans plssys- arkett (he lirst thins ih. "You know, TVal- Thc first game was played ie Wolfpack will prohably place seven e high school quintet at Dai sd been defeated in s a Alpha Theta and the i the card. Other collegeaas that will ances for another Duke ilia, and tonight they are di .031 likely participate are Virginia, .right, as the Univ laryland, South Carouia, and Clemson. Dnke university wil be represented by The shooting of Tabh u'll iroughout the entire .ur Blue Devil wrestlers. They are lore of 42 to 8. • rt Killen, 125 pounds, Flushing, N, . The Duke mermen '.; Captain Thurman Trosssler, 135 idlng factor. There shuuld be plenty with Duke's fate The second game reworks when they meet the ounds, Elon College, tt. C.j 1*5 pounds, oil U^JPill. Hying Hums sometime soon. Also im Chandlee, Gaithcrsburg, Md.i 165 the K. A.-Slgma Chi tussle, ounds, Bill Apple, Greensboro, N. C. 'he standing of each team in CONFERENCE LOOP ie end of the contest. Although tired siplain Troxler has a good record, be- pa-dive divisions is as follows; , y Ihe- Iir.-t game, Ciuiinggim sssssl lleeaa^- ig undefeated this season. Duke's only KEEPS 10 SCHOOLS liesiberg of Brown house led tlieir team ictory was gained over Davidson, 19-11. From Lexington tl The closest competition for the S. I. Recommendation to Drop Spring .rs will travel to -sity '. a'li.i"e|iiiiea-lii|i will probably be he- lle's shifty and has the same ; (Isa Saturday sificiiiiiiii! Ilea- clniilipiojl- Epsilon Pi 'irginia for the all- veen N. C. State and Washington and uiir player exhibits." Football Training Not Islai w;is played, Brown house and the so be held there on ee, with preference going to the Gen- Shifting the talk tu Buckler. Lambda Chi Brought Up furses being the finalists. The Nurses ay, March 2 and 3. In rals. The Wolfpack are fie Big Five BSIta Sig ad a slim lead throughout the game, ilfisb are conceded a Jimmy MeLaurin, their un- Kappa Sig _ ."Inn Ilea, -saaiihern conference will keep lie seore at the end of tbe first half % P. £. . .. present eligibility requirements and est the Southern con- Schsiol of Religion erful Thc Blue Division e its meeting Saturday, Fell ruary 24, S.guia Chi • the University of Virginia. Kappa Alpha ._ . The recommendation of the executive Phi Delta Tlicta aaiiiititss that spring football be abolish pat, gained decisive via ed was not brought up at the meeting, W. and L„ University of Maryland. inia Tech and N. C. i lommittee passed this by Duke. This year marks the first •an, 146 pounder, is th ippositior Pi Kappa Phi _ . that Clemson has entered a full real si las land ing grappler. ad beei .1 the Although the time ol S A li •resiling tournament co f hasketball in Baleig s, Vale, and Harvard on succe! were Lewis Morris and Bill Davis a guards, and Bud Herriek at center, am reast stroke, and tbi was questioned about the g Fred Jasper at forward. tied with Davidson, The season's record: Duke OT, W. Dur e hold thc utmost respect for ham Methodists tt Duke B4, Clvllli especially after their list mee' f Ina, South Carolina and Kentucl Conservation Camp 14; Duke +0, Dai is al the Point. For thirty min had petitioned for membership to tl r-l ville All-Stars 47; Duke 42, Trinity A. team loop, none were accepted. Dei C. 37; Duke 31, Golden Belt 29; Duki QUADRANGLE PICTURES ii, Seutt and Roberts 39; Duke 39, Goldsboro All-Stars 26. of these sehools he made and a r 6th Birthday Party IT MAY BE A SCREAM TO YOU— but it was no laughing matter to him when hia proposed rule changes, blonde passion of college days demanded that he with the best oxers should not a marry her—and her husband agreed that it waa while lightir I whieh admissions should place En tiie confei illed, though there were still te a great idea! Don't miss Broadway's biggest ravely, Virginia, holds the S. stage hit—now on the screen— fcrcncc diving crown. Lieutenant Daly eyed tlie stadium iringly. "As far as I can see," he began, fr. Duke did nut leave a stone u GOODBYE thout a doubt the most modernly They shed civilization as they shed their clothes 1 nipped institution 1 have had eleseall, and Coll
; .,» Ihe South warm. That' 1 share to (inal with it." lifting the topic ef convers Arrow MITOGA 0 PEOPLE' she Point, Daly stated tha Claudette Colbert Herbert Marshall Mary Boland New Arrivals at William Gargan
The > A N BLONDELL Young Mens Shop ENEVIEVE TOBIN WA R REN WILLIAM Thursday WALLACE FORD Friday CAROLINA HELEN CHANDLER Saturday 25c| RUTH DONNELLY — and on the stage — .V'! "A REAL BIRTHDAY PRESENT" gtage A MUSICAL REVUE Goodbye + \ * •> «.:*. Shows BUDDYDOYLE ^f™ at at ••••I'an-ilaie,, ealllll EDWARD MOLITORE — CAMILLA TENTERA PEGGY BECKER AND BALLET tailored to your figure! Duke University Men's Glee Club Pioneer Zip Clip Hells Woman's College Glee Club Men — liere's the i ;. Perf sect fit 6 Black or black ami iil.ila- sensible improvement i vith, sand perm Duke Players sliirt making in years, fit after laundering, eeSc- A real form-fitting shirt. is Sanforized A>*\\ MITOGA drapes -••••••a- t„ have link, SINNETT IN PERSON DAILY Indent! e„ll toltelliri- lliei, I,,,,, or not perfectly at the waist, to know n conforms to the shoul- fort — see MITOGA Sunday — Monday WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY MARCH 14th & 15th 50 Continuous 2 p.m. till midnight The ders and tapers with the today. $g S2 The MusSteal That Set New York On Its Ears! Young Mens BRIGHT-PICKARD CO. "THE CAT and the FIDDLE" Admission 25c Mezz. Reserved Seats 50c Shop 104 West Main Street Telephone F-131, Extension 484 THE DUKE CHROHICIE Wednesday, February S8, 19SJ A. A. U. W. to Meet "BEAUTIFUL DANUBE" Prominent Duke Professors O. D. K. Resolution Favorite Courses Selected CAMPUS BULLETINS he Rho Circle of Omicron Delta e Durham chapter of the Amerlci This month appears to be the time ipa wishes to express Its keenest elation of University Women w; for selection of tehe "best," "mott Advisors To Administration popular," and "outstanding" of al rec .J l.tar, for the uncsllmahle ser its next meeting on Tuesday, March Woman's College Assembly ai tm nlijeb It le Indebted to the most anything from motion pictures Five Members of Faculty Divide Time Between Campus and ft, at 0:15 p. m., in the city Y. W. C. Dr. Christopher Roberts will speak I Dean MoiJey Arnold, who was to well dressed senators. Keeping In tlie Woman's college assembly on Thur Washington in Order to Assist the "New Deal"—Craven lilding. day morning, March 1. Fuller, Cavers, Bruton, Hoover The program for this meeting will in- udc the election of officers and an ad Woman's College Orchestra ANGINA TROUPE ro APPEAR •ess by Dr. William A. Ferliwelg. Dr There will be a rehearsal of the W< III It!. <>\ HiilMV SIGHT man's college orchestra in East Duke aowded becai building at fis4fip . m., Thursday. f Continued from page on*) -., _t Duke, and he will apeak oi Hired in th ete with music by Ihe musters, stag! Food and Drugs act, especially i :udy. Not it irder of the It • fleets the consumer. Music Lecture att.i.g. ae.i ,, • • :• ' l Ihir "Opera In the 19th Century" will he teen courses offered here; the subject for the eighteenth lecture • German 121), Greek 122, Philosophy In "Thc Outlines of History of Music," 102, History 82, English 138, Ps i week in Was! Friday al lli20 in the Woman's college ehology 114 and 102, History 114 ai auditorium. Demonstrations will be given 128, Religion 170, English 62, Soci- . Dr. Hoover I-M STANDINGS by Mrs. W. W. Rankin, Miss Evelyn re" (Compel IB), 02, Hisla .- tail ,aial,.(! y Andre Deralo. one of Ihe leading iihicii I •n painters of France; "Les Pre- the in tram -' '•> Wa e bat s plno to Congress and asked s-ting Tchaikovsky's "Fifth Sym phony"; "Le Beau Danube" (The Beautl- NEW DEAN'S LIST 'BELLY FlUA STRAW il Danube), charming picture of Vienna fappa Sigma SO iy, 0 Young People's Discussion SHOWS INCREASE thc 1800's to Johaon Strauss music; S. A. E _ __ SB 31/3 0 eiieaeeion group Of WRITTEN BY ALUMaNUS (Continned from page one) >cuo!a di Ballo" (School of Ballet), Dorm .1 a2 o l( trinity Avenue Presbyterian church Is hoy, Philip Weaver, R. L. Wood, J, J. David Cornel] DeJong, Former Student erry comedy in an Italian dancing Phi Delta Theta 64 1 0 icld at 9:i5 each Sunday morning. The in English, Writes Ilia hool i "Prince Igor," spirited dances oi Lambda Chi Alpha 64 0 0 lim is to discuss religious problems. Stu- First Novel strliarie tribes eeai lln- iUissiini steppes » « IV. io ients are cordially invited to attend ss •mu Borodin's opera; and "Les Syl Char] he class consists largely of Duke stu- Alexandra Dan Nova and Leonide There is soon to be published a i slides," a delicate romantic revery ti M 49 Hi 2 John Leslie Atkins, C. D. Bcatty, Massine in "The Beautiful Dan "Belly Fulla Straw," which will merit usic of Chopin. * 36 0 11 Stunrt H. Bcville, James Brennan, P. ube," one of the dances on the pro wide attention. This story of a Dut ligma Phi _ S3 0 0 W. Casper, David Caycr, T. C. Cleve Literary Society gram of the Monte Carlo Ballet Immigrant family in America was wa Dorm P 18 Wa % land, W. E. Conrad, R. C. Crone, Morris WOMHN'S SCHOLASTIC AVERAGE The Columbia Literary society will KiieiMc, ii hich appears at Duke uni ten by David Cornell DeJong, a torn L_ _ 13 uy, 4 L. H, Edmondson, Dan K, Ed- HIGHEST EVER RECORDED HERB meet in the court room of the Law versity on Friday, March 2. „ F.asili.l I Duke a I) 19 2'h 4 W. A. Exum, Lyne Few, John School Thursday at lalS. Professor Gre Winfteld Townley S- " riling u of Religion 22 2'/a u Leland Garrison, A, J, Goldberg, Eugene gory ivill make a short address to the INTERIM REPORT RELEASED Providence Snndiefk^^ '" e ing students; Ruth Adams, ElLsa- PI Kappa Alpha _....12 B% n ihe, Bynum J. Grant, Johnnie T. FOLLOWING LKNGTHY MEETING that Mr. DeJong iaa b an Uedn, Mnrie Anderson, Gary Arm- Sigma Chi 12 6 0 ne, McCarthy Hanger, Blaine Hark- OF CIRSA MONDAY EVENINC t, Marie Asscnheimer, Marianne Davis Hatch, R. J. Heffeldnger, VARSITY GlilDMEN B. Hinshaw, Walter A. Howland, ipleted his first attempt . Bflgley, Paula Bassett, Walton Bowen, Dorm .'I 13 2VS 0 DEFEAT SECONDS 1. Johnson, Woodfln Keesee, Philip sovel, t s, Se,! I.... Boyd, Wilsie Bussell, Mary Chap- Dorm I>1) 10 6 0 (Continued from pag* sin) Kirk, S. L. Lacks, William Allen Lewis, land, Holland. In the near Frances Childs, Martha Culbrrtson, Phi Epsilon 10 41/00 Durner, Brltton, and Porreca, tackles; Donald G. McNeil, Mor- iture tlie new magoeine, Eeqnire, will Donna Day, Doris Day, Sarah Duckctt, Captain J. Dunlap and Johnston, guards: B. Montgomery, Carlos siblish one of his sbort stories. •garet Ellis, Amy Gamble, Anne uthgat, and E. B. Dunlap at center. Moseley, Henry Munhson, James New- Many students will recall Mr. DeJong Izard, Catherine Kirkpa trick, Helen Ed t"est has just about solved one of •a nn outstanding contributor to student . H. ce, Rob the coaches- isn-sln problems by display ulilicatlons while at Duke. He received arlotte Markham, Charlotte Marshall, all, James W. Rankin, ing superb ability to nil tlie position of ances Merrill, Euth Michler, Mary ll.ale Alphe.i,.,, Reynolds, C. T. St Clair, iiusiml fashion. He received it for a liar, Katheryn Montague, Sarah Mor- 11 W. Snclis, James E. Sapp, P. L. .-pcd volume of his own short stories , Helen Poole, Mary Propst, Alma Dorm Q W. S. Silver, John Stanbury, John ith an introduction written to indicate jyd Hanson, Elisabeth Riley, Dorothy H. Stillman, R. E, Storms, Henry Tay- is. ns.\a- se-iaila-iai-is'- iii the American ymour, Edith Strother, Joy Stuhe, , Joe Trent, Jackson Viol, R. H. ilhcrine Upchurch, Katherine White, sdsworth, William T. Walker, B. B. Mildred Willinms, and Sarah Williams. ems, Walter B. West, aVurvb, Wil- sis, E. H. Wood, Charles Young. SOUTH CAROLINA, MARYLAND TAU HEELS AND BLUE DEVILS SEEDED AS TOURNKY OPENS ("Continued from page *at) You hear a lot today ias, Howell, Marshall, Wyatt, about balanced diet— ERS ANNEX ked to participate because of their •ecords. Each year the eight lead- ams are selected, thus making tbe .. and there's something too in the way tobaccos are bal anced that makes a cigarette milder and makes ic taste lington and Lee, 1 better. ir playing. Charley Kv. . Last year Quart forward, will probal I keep coming back to that statement on the back of the Chesterfield package- On ESTERFIELD- •"CIGARETTES ARE A BALANCED BLEND WITH THE BLUE E OF THE FINEST AROMATIC h Lewis Martin of Was] TURKISH TOBACCO AND THE CHOICEST OF SEVERAL AMERICAN VARIETIES X—*N ^"""^^r We believe you'll enjoy Chesterfields and we ask you LOS Ta BROWN RAINCOAT, Then Bi logy building. Reward, evils to try them. om Cottinghara, 0-211). night. V. M. I. has bee.;;,n ;defeate .... d twice by Coach Cameron's boys by large scores. The Cadets, however, may pull one of v_yhesterfielcl nomles notes. Return to Ned G Information Desk. those frequent upsets and keep Duke —the cigarette that's MILDER K ppa sorority pin, set in from reaching the semi-finals or finals Rel rn to Kitty Hewitt,- 228 —the cigarette that TASTES BETTER Brown since Coach Cameron has been in charge of basketball here.