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1928 I 1932 1930 Opportunity . E Students wishing to obtain positions on the editorial or business WELCOME BOYS--- stafl of The Techlelan should call RAPlll__E_XPANSlllN in snipl ABRlllll Hllill PiAcEs at The Technician oliee at Room to, Holladay Hall. at 7:00 p.m.' on We are glad to see you back again! Enrollment Increases From Five James Whitney Perry Awarded State Graduates Hold important Tuesday, September 27. in 1929 to. 90 Students Fellowship to Study in Positions in North Carolina Jones High Man ‘ During Last Year Germany Cotton Mills Sam 0. Jones of Louisburg graduated with the highest average of any of record of James Whitney Perry of Raleigh, There is hardly a one of North his 300 classmates in June, 1932, ac- The most remarkable a graduate of the Engineering School cording to figures compiled by the Freshmen growth of.any department at State Carolina’s 600 textile mills where there State College registrar. Jones’ average College in recent years has been made of State College, recently was awarded is not at least one graduate of the for four years was 93.8. C. E. Brake by the' Forestry Department, which. a fellowship for one year of work State College Textile School holding of Rocky Mount was a close second We are glad to welcome you in our midst! though established only three years and study in Germany at the Uni- a high executive or technical position, with an average of 93.1 for the four versities of Berlin and Stuttgart. according to Dr. Thomas Nelson, dean years. Jones specialised in chemistry has become one of the largest and Perry sailed this month for Europe and Brake in business administration. most important divisions of the School of the school. Both records are near perfect as Let'us serve you at the most modern of Agriculture, says Dr. E. C. Brooks. preparatory to taking up his residence Graduates from the State College the highest possible average under the In 1929 five students wereregistered in 'Germany. School. long recognized as the most system of grading used would be 96 fountain in the city in forestry and this year the registra- This is one of the most valuable outstanding textile school in the South per cent. In addition to proficiency ‘ and highest honors ever given a and one of the first tw0 or three such in the classroom, both students Were; ‘ tion was over 90 and included ten graduate of a North Carolina college prominent in extracurricular activi-' ‘ seniors who were graduated. in the country, fill positions in prac- ties. ' We Have Under the direction of Dr. J. V. Hof- and was awarded to Perry on the tically every phase of the industry. JAMES WHITNEY PERRY basis of his outstanding scholastic Some of the positions being held by Sandwiches Hot Weiners mann, head of the department, a most Graduate in Chemical Enginering in record at State College, where he was textile graduates of State College are: comprehensive and practical four- 1927 who won a fellowship to study graduated with high honors, and at presidents of mills, vice presidents of nus cowox AND Drinks Candies year curriculum has been worked out. one year in Germany. He was mills, mill agents, secretaries of mills, IOC Cigarettes Tobaccos The first two years are devoted to the graduated with high honors from the Massachusetts Institute of Technol- managers and assistant managers of wm. mm m courses and State. ogy where he received a master's mills. superintendents and assistant era-rs comes s'rrmm Clocks and Watches general sciences, cultural degree. superintendents of mills, dyeing Harman up man! elementary work in forestry. (Void in 'l'en Days) ' State Stickers During their junior and senior years He graduated from the chemical specialists, specialists in bleaching and to run oarrror. the students are given courses in prac- engineering department of State Col- mercerizing plants, foremen of card- Note Books State College Seal Stationery tical forestry problems, laboratory RUGGlES iEicHEs lege in 1927 with the exceptionally ing, spinning, weaving and dyeing. JI‘IOBMIMI““ and reasearch work. high average of 94.8 and the following synthetic yarn representatives, cotton CAPIT‘OL- Several thousand acres of virgin machinery salesmen, sales engineers TODAY—SATURDAY BEST PRICES ON ALL COLLEGE SUPPLIES timber are used as laboratories for in- year he was an instructor in that de- for dyeing machinery. purchasing struction and research by the upper- PRlSllN_CLASSES partment. Since leaving State Col- agents for mills and many others. VAUDEVIJLLE classmen who devote most of their lege he has worked on several com- Doctor Nelson is expecting a larger “THE DIXIE‘ PLAYERS” . Most complete Line of . time to the study of practical prob- One Hundred Inmates of Prison mercial research problems and was for enrollment of new students this year lems in forestry management and con- more than two years a member of the as the outlook for the textile industry BLACK recs canons These forests include two that Learn From State Exten- staff of the chemical , gineerlng de- is much brighter now than it has ”fiffifi‘i‘fiaflmmm' CURB PIP E S DELIYERY trol. sion Director been in years. .According to him the are owned outright by the college and partment of the Massac usettsI school. industry in the South is due for a Monday and Tuesday SERVICE SERVICE several that are controlled by the de- period of greatexpansion as this year OR THE STAGE partment. One of these tracts, the About one hundred inmates of the STATE GRADUATE GETS marked the first time in history that Hill forest in Durham County. was North Carolina State Prison have VALUABLE FELLOWSHIP the South has Att (Skinny) Candler ' AT STATE COLLEGE the scene of unusual activity this year started classes this led the North in the AND HIS KERRY GANG when all the scrub pine was removed week to learn their number of spindles. 16 — rsom — 10 three r’s, according to Edward W. Everett C. Couch Wins Award One for Each Individual and sold for pulp wood. These opera- Ruggles, assistant extension director Nelson Writes Article On the Screen tions, supervised and planned by stu- For Research and Study at The textile trade Journal Cotton .103 3.1.1330" dents, resulted in a net profit to the at State College, who was recently ap-_ Toronto University published in Atlanta is running a “Fireman Save My Child” department of over 8800. pOinted educational director for "the series of special articles on lono weav- The department also has charge of prison system. ing, written by Thomas Nelson, dean Wednesday Only all forestry operations on the State Everett C. Couch, of Darlington, IA!!! 0A0“! - JOAN sacrum Prison farm near Raleigh. The bulk While there is no appropriation or S. C., graduate of'the Ceramic Engi- of the State College Textile School. in of the work there is carried on under money from any source available for neering School in 1930, was recently A similar series of articles written “BLONDE CRAZY” little“ Doc Morris educational work among the prisoners, awarded one of the most valuable fel- by Dean Nelson appearing several mansion! - 9:00 EX. the direction of advanced students who lowships in North America. years ago attracted so much attention mark trees for cutting and plan most Buggies and prison officials hope that The fellowship. calling for one year that the Journal has had requests for Thursday Only College Rendezvous of the operations. with this modest beginning the work further articles on the same subject GLOBIL SWAN”! Several field trips are made each may be gradually expanded until pris of research for the Canadian govern- by Dean Nelson and requested him to in year to other parts of the State for the ment at the University of Toronto, ‘‘TONIGHT OR NEVER” Phones: 4784—9l69 purpose of studying at first hand the oners can be offered the equivalent of caries with it' a stipend of $1,200 and prepare a series including all the ad- various forestry projects and wood a high school education. For the pres- the opportunity for a full year of grad- vancements of the last few years. 001.180! “AI. STATION“ products operations of North Caro- ent money and equipment will limit uate credit work. . . lina. These trips are made in a bus the instruction to fundamentals of Couch was selected from a large belonging to the department and the number of Canadian and American ap- expenses are shared by the students, the first three primary grades. plicants. The award was made on the who do most of their own cooking and Ruggles is not new to this work for, basis of the applicants’ training, rec- in the last several years, he has given ord and qualifications for the particu- sleep in the open. lar research problem of the investiga- freely of his time in conducting night tion of clays and shales for the Cana- classes at Camp Polk, where the dian government. younger prisoners between the ages of FABUllY SlUllIES, fifteen and twenty-one are kept. Large numbers of illiterates have been taught we comes an) to read and write and many youths lEXlllllVlElHllllS 25c wrote letters home for the first time. WILL anm m Volunteer teachers from the educated STATE COLLEGE smear Members of the Textile Faculty prisoners were trained to instruct be- lotions and Night to'the Study Newest Improve- ginners. s-T-A-T-E ments During Summer So many prisoners showed interest Monday—Tuesday—Wednesday in the school at Camp Polk that the GEORGE ABHSS Faculty members of the State Col- same type of instruction will be start- _m_ lege Textile School who have spent nearly the entire summer in various ed at the Central Prison next week. "A Successful Calamity” textile centers of the country famil- If enough interest is shown in the With iarizing themselves with the latest de- school at the Central Prison another m7 ASTOR. Also- EVELYN KNAPP velopments within the industry, have school will soon be started at the Cal- BOY FRIEND COMEDY now returned to the campus to com- edonia NOVELTY ‘0'! m NEWS plete preparations for the opening of Prison Farm, in Halifax Coun- the college. ty, Ruggles said. Thursday—Priday—Saturday Dr. Thomas Nelson, dean of'the A fine spirit is shown by the pris~ "70,000 WITN ESSES" school, spent several weeks in New oners, who atttend of their own free Saw this football Star killed—yet no one York and Washington, D. C., studying will, and, according to Ruggles, many knew who did it, or how it was done. The fabrics and collecting information for of them show remarkable progress strangest, most malarial mystery thriller his rayon and lther fancy weaving and ability. PHILLIPS HOLMES and designing courses. . The principal handicap facing Rug- DOROTHY JORDAN Mills in Texas and North Carolina 0mm1(1):?!313661.38MACK BROWN claimed the attention of David B. Har- gles and the student prisoners is a din, assistant professor of knitting, lack of textbooks and schoolroom sup- rxrrs-ronn con-ox who is now doing research work at plies, and any donations of supplies or Newton, N. C. A. H. Grimshaw, asso- primary textbooks will greatly aid the SCREEN SONG - soovmmz - NEWS ciate professor of textile chemistry work, he said. and dyeing, spent several weeks in CUSTER’S LAST STAND .~»« New England mills, and John T. Hil- "Nature in the Raw”—as por- tonand T. R. Hart visited in a number of Southern mills and are now trayed by the great painter of the back at the college preparing for the American Indian, N. C. Wyeth... opening of the fall term, September inspired by the massacre of 23-28. Custer’s dauntless band at Little THE STUDENTS ARE maul! Big Horn, Montana, by the savage Sioux Indians, June 25, SIAM—limits At least we hope so. We wont to feel that the approval given us by the various Student MAKElgw BRICK Bodies whom we serve has been deserved. We ,—and raw tobaccos Parsons and Stafford Independ- are sure that no otherprinter has ever been ently Develop Revolutionary Floating Brick so cordially rewarded for his efforts as we are , have no place in cigarettes j. Joseph R. Parsons and William L. with this list: 'Staiford, working independently and State College Saint Mary’s School ThcyarenotpresentinLuckics these fine tobaccos, aft-1' at widely separated points, simul- Agromeck iThe Stage Coach taneously developed methods andlfor- Wataugan . .~ . the mildest cigarette proper aging and mcllowflg, mulae for manufacturing one of the Technician Meredith most revolutionary building materials Agricultun'st The Twig you ever smoked are then given the beef“ Of ever made, a brick so light that it /, Football Program The Acorn that Lucky Strike [unifying will float on water. Duke University East Carolina E buy the finest, the very Both of these young men are na- The Chanticleer The Tecorm» ' finest tobaccos in all the process, describ-d by the “ tives of North Carolina and are grad- Wake Forest Catawba words__ "It’s touted». That’s uates of the Engineering School of Old Gold and Black The Swastika world—but that does not Student Flora Macdonald why folks in c“? City, town N. C. State College. Joseph R. Par- Howler The White Heather explain why folkS‘ every- sons is from Hendersonville and re- University of North Carolina Coker College and hamlet s?" .that 141C538 ceived his ceramic engineering degree Yackely Yuck The Milestone . where regard Lucky Strike as in 1930, and William L. Stafford is Peace Junior College University of South Carolina the mildest cigarette. The fact are such mflqmgarcttcs. . from Mooresville and received his ce- The Lotus ramic engineering degree in 1928. The Cornet and Black is, we never overlook the Parsons developed methods for con- structing the “floating brick" in Chi- truth that ,“Nature in the “It's €335de 4 cago, where he is ceramic research en- “—usass. gin—I'll [action gineer for the United States Gypsum Raw is Seldom Mild”—so Company, and Stafford evolved a dif- EDWARDS BROUGHTON COMPANY ferent method in Manville, N. J., PRINTERS ENGRAVERS LITHOGRAPIIEBS "If:sun write Mailboot, a Murmur”, orwho bummare-nu) I! [”3 ”“35";- I‘O 54' where he is ceramic research engineer hillbirbmin(5:14AM, tbmrldwilluheabumpatbuhirdeer."—1AfiwAm9m‘50N- i for the Johns-Manville Company. Pat- RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA approval otacky Strike? I ents have been secured on the pro— ‘ been not dii I explain the world-wide acceptance and ceasesofboth. THE TECHNICIAN Boris Karloif; also a Broadway Brav- ity and a Merrie Melody Cartoon. Thursday the attraction will be “Men of Chance," with Ricardo Cortez and Mary Astor; Short's Aesops Fable, Or- ganlogue and Comedy. contribute more to agriculture, Friday and Saturday the attraction PRESIDENT ISSUES engineering, and textile manufactur- ' offered is James Oliver Curwood's OPTIMISTIC VIEW ing. If the new development takes CAPITOL “The River’s End," also Jimmy Glea- ‘ ON CONSOLIDATION this direction. the technological Dixie Players on Capitol Schedule son comedy, "Where Canaries Sing branches will be greatly strengthened. The. management of the Capitol Bass." (Continued from page one) Summer Schools Theatre has booked as an extra at- made to change the law or to set up "No steps are contemplated that will traction today and Saturday "The State a policy for State College contrary to tend to abolish Summer School. The Dixie Players," a vaudeville act con- A new George Arliss picture is al- the intent of the law. Therefore, we recent act of the board of trustees sisting of seven players. They will ways an event of‘importance to the are continuing to operate under the merely provides that the three sum- present a big blackface bill on the motion picture public and “A Success- law and in the new organization as mer schools shall be placed under one stage at 3:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m., ful Calamity," his latest triumph, we have operated in the past, except director, the purpose of which is to With four big vaudeville shows on showing at the State Theatre on Mon- as to certain changes in the adminis- prevent needless duplication, strength- Saturday at 2:30, 3:30, 7:30 and 9:30 day, Tuesday and Wednesday, prom- tration necessary to make it a part en the work now being done, and.not p.m. The presentation consists of sing- ises to excel all of its excellent prede- of the consolidated University of to destroy the summer school of any ing, dancing and comedy, and will be cessors in popularity. North Carolina. institution. presented in addition to the regular “A Successful Calamity" is adapted "Since the law deflnes‘the nature “1 have outlined as best I can the picture program. from a highly successful stage play of of this institution, will the new board direction that? this institution Ss~~to “The feature ‘picture’for‘Tri‘day’an some mans backrwritten .by_Clare . . . tobaccos made for . of trustees adopt policies which may take in the consolidation, and neither Saturday is Tom Keen. in "Ghost Kummer. John Adolii, who directed cigarettes and pipes; grann- tend to change its nature and give the law nor the policies so ,far an- Valley,” a distinctly new departure in George Arliss in “The Millionaire,” it a new direction and a subordinate nounced, nor the internal organiza- motion picture entertainment, this film “Alexander Hamilton" and “The Man lated tobaccos. But there tion so far anticipated, leads us to combines the action appeal of Who Played God," is credited with the ROMEO LEFOBT position”in the consolidation? The believe that any radical changes are the direction of this was plenty of room for a' to- opinion of the alumni and of the pub- to western with the shock appeal of the new Arliss picture. Lefort was recently appointed as- lic is divided on this question. This be expected. But the changes so mystery-thriller. The result is a hair- A Boyfriend comedy, "Wild Babies,” sistant to the Dean of Students and bacco made solely for pipes. divided opinion is not due to any far contemplated look to preventing raising feature packed with surprise a novelty, “Hollywood on Parade," and acts of the board of trustees, which needless duplication and promoting and suspense. a Sound News will complete this pro assumed his new duties last week. If you look, you will find is composed of able and patriotic men more economically a better program Another thrilling chapter of “Heroes gram. His work will be in connection with and women, but it is due to rumors of higher education. of the West," with Noah Beery, Jr., Murder at a football game! While fraternities, organizations, the point that a great many tobacco that arise from the report of the will complete this program. 70,000 spectators look on, a boy dies system and problems arising from packages say "for pipe and survey committee. , CHARLES W. GOLD DIES BY Att "'Skinny” Candler and His on the field, and no one sees who killed extracurricular activities. He was “When the Commission on Con- ACCIDENT 0N HUNTING TRIP Merry Gang have been booked for a him! That is the dramatic situation president of the student body last year cigarettes.” But the Granger solidation began its work, in accord- return engagement at the Capitol The- which serves as the basis for “70,000 and won the Elder P. D. Gold citizen- ance with law, it employed a survey (Continued from page one) atre on Monday and Tuesday, and Fri- Witnesses," the mystery melodrama ship medal, the highest award made package says: committee, composed of men from day and Saturday. This merry troupe which will be shown at the State The- yearly to a student. without the State to study the three conclusion. He also has served as a of entertainers consists of sixteen peo- atre on Thursday, Friday and Satur- . GRANGER ROUGH CUT institutions and make recommenda- director of the Greensboro Y. M. C. A. ple,_including a stage band, comedians day. ’ tions to the Commission on Consolida- “I am inexpressibly shocked 13y the and dancers. Walter Clark (Johnny Mack Brown) Pipe Tobacco tion. One of the recommendations of news of Mr. ,Gold's death," said Dr. Att Candler, who plays the part of is the boy who is killed. Because of this survey committee is that State Clarence Poe, editor of the Progress- “Skinny" Green on the stage: needs no his strange actions during the game, Granger College and a large part of the North ive‘lv‘ormcr. “During the years he introduction to Raleigh ’yaudeville suspicion is directed toward Buck is made by Well- Carolina College for Women be moved lived ili Raleigh he made many friends lovers, as he only recently completed Buchanan (Phillips Holmes), quarter- man’s Method and cut right to Chapel Hill. When this recom- here in addition to those he had al- several engagements at the Capitol back of the team and Walter's best mendation was presented to the Com- ready li'lade while a student at State and played to almost capacity audi- friend. Buck, moreover, is known to for pipes—rough cut. Burns mission on Consolidation, it declined College. His loyalty to that institu- ences both matinee and night on each be the brother of Slip Buchanan (Lew even to consider it worthy of serious tioli was intense and unceasing. As engagement. Each of his many pro- Cody), notorious gambler, who finds it slowerandcooler. Just try it! consideration, and the board of far back as I know 'anything about grams were warmly received and Mr. to his interest to have University win trustees has never considered it. records, he was secretary of the board Candler promises that the new pro- the game. But in spite of circumstan- Moreover, the law prohibits this from of trustees and of the executive com- grams he is to present are to be Just tial evidence, Detective McKenna (Da- being done. Then what evidence have mittee and almost invariably on hand as good, if not better, than the ones vid Landau), Clark's sister (Dorothy we of a new policy, under which this and active. His gift of the Elder P. D. previously offered. Jordan), and others interested in the institution will operate? Judging Gold citizenship medal ,was also an All new costumes, scenery, songs, case do not believe that Buck is guilty. from what has been recommended by important contribution to the interests dances, comedy and specialties will be Both Clark's murderer and the manner the Commission on Consolidation, and of the college. He had made a dis- presented and a complete change of of his death remain a mystery until the steps taken so far by the new tinguished success in his chosen field program will be made on Friday. Four the film reaches a sensational denoue- board of_ trustees, the policy will be of business activity and still greater shows will be presented on Saturday ment with the repetition of the fatal to develop three coordinate institu- achievements seemed to be just ahead and three shOWs on the other days of game, play by play. tions under one administration, for of him?’ the Week, at 3:30, 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. Completing this program is a com- the purpose of eliminating needless State Mourns Death A peppy chorus of six talented and edy, “The Old Bull," with Zazu Pitts duplication and promoting better Dr. E. C. Brooks, president of State pretty girls will be featured along and Telma Todd, a Screen Song nov- educational advantages more economi- College issued the following statement with the stage band and other mem- elty, “Just a Gigolo," a Screen Sou- cally than can be promoted under the after being informed of Mr. Gold’s bers of the “Merry Gang." venir and a Sound News. ‘ former organization. death: The regular photoplay program will “Mr. Charles W. Gold, a distinguish- be Gardner’s influence ed alumnus of State College was grad- oifered before and after each vaude- Palace “State College, therefore, will re- uated from this institution in the ville performance. Amateur night will David Manners and Ann Dvorak, main the State College of Agriculture Class of 1895. At be held on the stage at 9 o'clock who are co-featured in “Crooner," and Engineering of the University, and the time of his Wednesday night. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at fatal accident he was a recognized The feature picture for Monday and the Palace Theatre, are playing op- its location will not be disturbed. This leader in the business and civic life Tuesday is was the assurance of members of the of this State and nation. His in- Joe E. Brown in, “Fireman posite each other for the second time. General Assembly, when the bill was fluence on State College has been very Save My Child." The two were cast together for the introduced and it has been restated great, The vaudeville will not be shown on juvenile and ingenue roles in repeatedly by Governor for he served his alma mater Wednesday and Thursday, but the “Stranger in Town," and made such Gardner, who as a member of itsboard of trustees, feature picture for Wednesday only is a hit as the young lovers that it was has declared emphatically ‘State Col- as secretary of its executive comm James lege will always remain the North mittee, and as friend and counselor Cagney and Joan Blondell in immediately decided to co-feature them Carolina State College of Agriculture for many years. At "Blonde Crazy" and on Thursday in "Crooner." and Engineering and will always the time of his Gloria Swanson in "Tonight or Never" “Heavens! My Husband,” an Andy be death he was a member of the board will be shown. Clyde comedy, and a Curiosity Act ' located at Raleigh if I have influence of trustees and of the executive com- A ompletely new vaudeville show‘ completes the program. left.’ mittee of the new University, which again on Friday and Saturday with “The purpose of the consolidation, includes State College. , four shows on Saturday at 2:30, 4:30, ‘ therefore, is to prevent duplication "Good citizenship and how to pro— 7:00 and 9:15 p.m., in addition to the and to promote educational efficiency mote it among the youth of our State regular western feature “Texas Bud- more economically, and not to destroy was a passion with him, and his major dies.” any one institution. We have been concern for the instruction at State ‘JVVIA.I§IIE assured that this will be the guiding College was that the young men at- policy and we have every right to ex— tending this institution should have Thursda , FridaPalace, Sa urd B pect that this D0110)! Will be continued. an exalted conception of the ideas Lugosi in ‘S‘IWhite Zoymbieft' wifhyMaclagz "I Tull! III “Rum". 8L Unified Guidance of a good citizen. He founded the Bellamy, . \ . “But the growth of an institution Elder P- D- GOM CitizellShiD Medal An eerie, spooky motion picture WELCOME Who Buys His is quickened or hindered by its inter- in memory to his father, that the best which for sheer mystery outdoes all A 119.1 organization. This the public civic ideals might be held Up con- its predecessors is “White Zombie," THISCOUPON "“1 Ann" Clothes Here. rarely ever sees or understands. What tinually before the studmt body of the startling picture which plays at 10c ‘ y IME the internal organization of the new this institution. This award has been the Palace Theatre Thursday, Friday, AND '0" N T “Jim: thathc University will be, has not yet been made annually for many years to the Saturday. determined, except that it is to be best all-round citizen among the stu- This is wearing apparel under the administration of one board dents of State College, and the donor picture may safely be said to styledespeciallyfor' of trustees and one President, and was always present when the award be in a class by itself. For it deals within the next year certain related was made and showed real interest with a subject which heretofore has IlllllllliIIIIIItllllIIIiIIIItIllllIIllIllIIIIIllllllIIllIlllliilllllilllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII' college men. AI- functions in the three institutions will and keen satisfaction at the line quali- been little short of superstition, and wayscorrect and in be placed under unified. guidance and ties of citizenship portrayed and at a not very Well known one at that. good taste . . direction. This step need not hurt the interest the students exhibited. Its story deals with occult practices in either of the institutions, but on the “It is impossible to estimate the in- remote sections of Haiti where Zom- other hand, it should help all, if the fluence of his life and ideals on the bies, or dead bodies, are dug from learn to Dance Now Showing internal organization is rightly per- student body of this institution. their graves and, by a process of sor- English Drape fected and the integrity of eagy is State. College mourns his untimely cery, re-animated and put to work in Suits preserved. ‘ passing." the fields and mills as slaves. . Bela Lugosi, creator of "Dracula," Instruction in studio at VERYTHING'S under control Hamburg Hats “If three coordinate branches are Governor 0. Max Gardner said: carries the main burden of “White when you eat Nature’s "own Tab Collar Shirts maintained, as now anticipated in the “I served on the board of trustees Zombie," and no more sinister char- energyfood, 100% whole wheat law, and in the report of the Com- at State College with Mr. Gold for acter portrayed can be imagined. Lu- Sir Walter Hotel Occasional mission on Consolidation, and the ad- many years. He was a tine man, an gosi is far and away the leading ex- (Shredded Wheat for short!) Stripe Ties ministration is perfected in such a intelligent, well-informed and patri- ponent of this type of role, and he Launch two big biscuits into a Wlug-Tip Shoes way as to preserve the freedom and otic citizen. I regret to hear of his surpasses himself here. He is ably bowl of milk or cream and hop integrity of each, as has been assured, untimely passing.” assisted by a cast including Madge to it. And get this! ALL the then each should profit from the con- Bellamy, Joseph Cawthorn, Johnny Miss Sarah Bushee energy-building elements that solidation. Harron, Ralph Frazer and Rumors 'Afloat Brandon Phone 735 ‘ Nature put into wheat are right "IT’S AN OLD COLLEGE CUSTOM" for State “However, mhny disturbing rumors Hurst. here in these golden-brown are afloat. But if we are to be guided SIAIE UNDERGUES‘ “Anybody’s Boat,” a comedy, “I Love tions Salisbury Ill Davie Sis. bisuiits. by the law and the recommendations a Parade," an act, and a Voice of Hol- Men to bring their inclinations here and buy of the Commission on Consolidation lywood completes the program. So call the waiter! Tell him and the acts of the board of trustees, summit REPAIRS gllmlmlllIIllIIIMMIIIIIIIllllflllmmlflmllIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEmmmuumumunumumuummmnnuuimmunmlulllllulllllllIlllllllulllMIImlllulflflfll‘llfllIlfllfllflmmmlflIllllllllllfllmlflllulllflll'lllllIIIIllllfllMllllllfllllllllllllllllllll you've decided to double up on their attire. We especially invite all Freshmen I the only ones who have spoken, or Wake energy! Tell him you want to who can speak with authority, we Winston Hall Receives Renova- Monday and Tuesday at the Wake putspringinyourstepandfire to visit us and inspect our New Fall Displays of have every reason to expect that State the attraction will be “Once a Sinner,” inyoureya'l'ellhimyouvant tion With South Dggitory; with Dorothy McKaill, Joel McCrea; Clothing, College will continue its good work on Sidewalks Ad also Pathe News and Andy Clyde ,"THE CRQONER” Shredded Wheat! Hats, Haberdashery, Shoes, Formal behalf of the people of North Carolina; comedy. that our School of Agriculture will Several thousand dollars worth of Wednesday the theatre offers “Be- DAVID mum Wear, Sweaters, Trench Coats, Etc. continue to work for rural life im- improvements have been made on the hind the Mask,” with Jack Holt and All DVOBAK provement in the future as in the past; buildings and grounds during the sum- — Also —- that our School of Education, although mer, according to W. A. Bridgeforth, 011210st nor — com! justthe 88nameeflicientmay inbe providingchanged, teachers"“1 be grounds.superintendent of buildings and WELCOME MONDAY T DAIMIDLY WE ARE PREPARED TO GIVE YOU EXPERT SERVICE OK of agriculture, industrial arts, etc.; Floor corridors and new stair treads _.__ CLEANING, PBESSING AND ALTEBING. BRING THIS AD that our. Engineering School will con- in Winston Hall at the approximate tinue through its seevral departments cost of over two thousand dollars. FRESHMEN TO US AND GETYOUB FIRST SUIT PRESSED FOR 10 Cents to develop the industries_ of North The floors of South Dormitor were ”WHITE ZOMBIE” Carolina, and in doing so, to maintain all sanded and a few floors )l'elaid. AND a” 1:?:5"! w“ 3'5“" the high rank it now holds among Locks are being placed on all the UPPERCLASSMEN With the engineering 50110015 01 the nation; rooms of South Dormitory. The cost 331.; ("Damon") 1.11003! that 0‘" Textile 3011001 Will be of these improvements will be well FOR YOUR' broadened, in order to serve the textile over fourteen hundred dollars. — A1” industry more effectively, and, that Shoe Repairing Hollywood Snapshots ~ Novelty Act our School of Science and Business A portion of the woodshop roof was will be just as efficient in applying renewed at a cost of two thousand Have it Done by science, economics, and the basic arts dollars. {MIDAY—MAY SHREDDED for the enrichment of the major tech- Improvements were made in Patter- “IVIDA? nologies. which this son Hall at the expense of over six Sir Walter Shoe Shop (W. 0. Honeys-tame" of 1’35) institution was hundred dollars. 105 W. Harlin Street PALACE created to foster and promote. In addition to this approximately . W7 , sun comes suriox Redirecting Business five thousand square feet of sidewalks PRICES REASONABLE ran coupon up The board of trustees of State Col- were laid alout the campus, two ce- mmwas. 1 sesame]:our: lege has been considering for more ment staircases built and the old Campus Representative as: smart: Get the how om sum College Belt and Buckle a... than a year the neousity of redirect- bleachers in the stadium torn down ‘ D. W. Bennett mine... ing_onr business courses to make them and replaced by movable bleachers. I “'M‘ w . TECHNICIAN 1932 CHARLES

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PWLISRDA Exl’. Starting second Campaign With Wolves ' “wnEEPAcTHAIEEn FIIIIIBALI RECORD @Eflijwuvuwm .PussmEE WINNER 0F MOUNTAINEERS FIVE EQME nus Duke-Davidson a nd Carolina- 0F BIIjIE RAcE BHAIIEEES’PABK Wake Forest Are Big Five Openers , Mountaineers Present Seasoned New Edition of Appalachian State Payers in Initial Football Grid Team Labeled One of The Wolfpack will play nine games Game for Pack Best in History this year, of which five will be home engagements. The next home game 2 LINE TROUBLE EXPECTED REX ANDREDDING BATTLE after the Appalachian engagement will WITH_ LOSS 'OF' TACKLES OLD TEAMMATES SATURDAY be with Clemson on'Riddick Field on O October 8. Clipper Smith Makes no Starting Since 1929 Mountaineers Have Won . The complete State schedule follows: Line-up Before Game; Sopho- 21 Games, Lost and Tied Six; Appalachian at Raleigh, Sept. 24. more Prospects to Form Bulk of Team Won Both of Foreign _' Richmond University at Rich- Hopes for Winning Team; Many Games Last Season; Coach Clip- mond, Oct. 1. Letterman on Hand; Coach Ad- per Smith Says He Expects Vise Clemson College at Raleigh, itors to be Tough Assignment; Oct. 8. mits Team Better Than 1931, But Wake Forest at Raleigh, Oct. 15. says Prospects This Year Over- Decatur Team Mates Promise Florida at Tampa, Oct. 32. rated ' _ Color CHARLES EUGENE COBB WILLIAM HOWARD ESPEY Last year's captain of the Wolfpack Carolina at Chapel Hill, Oct. 5. Football teams turned out at Ap- “Red” is the captain of the 1932 will not be with the wolves this sea- Davidson at Charlotte, Nov. 5. By snap 111on N. C. State College "Wolfpack" and son. He is Duke at Raleigh, Nov. 12. Tomorrow'night’s “opener" between palachian State, the Wolfpacks op will handle his teammates from the now a patrolman on the State College and Appalachian State ponent Saturday night, September 24, New York State Police and located at South Carolina at Raleigh, Nov. on Riddick Field at 8 o’clock will he have winning ways and are teams of center position. He was prominently Castile, N. Y. Cobb was unanimously 24. mentioned last year by North Carolina chosen as Big Five activities open this week ’ a football game packed with thrills l unusual feats. an all-state tackle last year usually found in mid-season. Since 1929 the Mountaineers have sports writers for an all-state berth in and received prominent Southern with a bang. Davidson will journey A new kind of Wolfpack will greet his present position. Last year, mention. His vacancy will be hard to to Durham for a game with Coach the spectators' eyes—one with fight, “Clipper” Smith, Wolfpack coach. will open his 1932 campaign Satur- won 21 games, lost six and tied six. Espey was co-capt'aln of the boxing Wallace Wade's Blue Devils in the spirit and speed. The Wolves have day night against the Appalachian Mountaineers. Fans and students have In 71930 they played two games away squad and an outstanding member of an and his loss t“ the team is is- opener for both teams. Duke ll been inoculated with these essentials shown great confidence in the State Coach and his assistant, Frank Reese. from home on successive days and the pugilistic squad to which he will mented by e ins itution and grid favored to win, but the scrapping I\ and are eager for the clash with the Smith says that he will have a scrappy team, but that it has been over- won both. The first was played on a return after football. He is from fans throughou 0 State. He would Davidson team has tied Duke 0-0 and Mountaineers. rated in preseason dope. Hickory and will be graduated this have been a senior this year. 12-12 in the last two games and in It has been years since State Col- Friday night and the second the next year with a degree in sanitary 1929 handed them a 12-0 defeat. lege has had a Wolfpack comparable afternoon. Last year Applachain had engineering. , ‘ Scotch Backfield Carolina and Wake Forest pry the to the 1932 edition Coaches Clipper a string of nine successive victories State College’s football team this lid in their annual game in Chapel Smith and Frank Reese will exhibit until defeated by Langley Field, 6-3. Superstitions Strodpe fall will at times present an all-Scotch Hill Saturday with the Tar Heels tomorrow night. C::JSMIIH SEEKS MAN. The 1931 edition of the Mountaineers Milo Stroupe, State College tackle, backfield. favored to win. Last year Carolina Smith and Reese gave State a foot- N. C. State’s football team will is superstitious. He refused to have Lawrence McCulley, of Lenoir, plays handed the Deacons a 37-0 defeat, and ball team that had life' in 1931 and have an unusually large number of was one of the best in the school's his picture taken this week 'cause he quarter and Bob McQuage, of Salis— are doped to repeat. ' the one this year is being hailed as a redheads this fall. Ill REELABE COBB history and this fall, there are ten says it's bad luck to have your pic- mry. Hank McLawhorn, of Vanceboro, State’s Big Five opener does not ,_ possible Big Five winner. Smith is Captain William “Bed” Espey. monogram men of that team in toga. ture made before the first‘ game. and Bob McAndrews, of Spring Valley, come until October 15, when Wake frank to admit this year's Pack will be of Hickory, will be at center, while Two of the ten, Smith and Mahoney,» Stroupe says he will be ready to pose 111., are outsanding backs.’ McLaw- Forest plays in Raleigh for the annual better than a year ago, but in the same “Red” Utley, 1205 pound boy from Stroupe and Seitz Only Seasoned tackles, are former high school mates after the Appalachian game. horn is sometimes used at full. State Fair. game. breath says the 1932 material has been Concord, will be a tackle candi- Tackles; Arthur Wilson overrated. The coach, however, likes date. Utley was an all-State cen- of Ray Rex and Raymond Reddlng the spirit and stamina of this fall’s ter in high school and played that Lost to Team of the State Wolfpack. players and seems to be pleased with position when a freshman at State, Rex and Bedding are sophomores developments thus far. but will be shifted to a tackle this Finding a player to take the place candidates for a full- Three weeks of training have not of Charlie Cobb, tackle, will be Coach and promising contradicted early predictions that fall. ‘ back and end positions on this year's sophomores may play a big part in If “Bed” Blair, of Thomasvllle, John P. Smith's biggest individual job ’Pack. Smith and Mahoney are State’s games this fall. There are let- returns to' college, after a year’s at State College this fall. juniors and have excellent records at termen for every position except for absence, as is now reported, there Smith has three sophomores and one halfback'in the present squad, but will be another red-headed 200-' two monogram players in camp at Appalachian. Smith is six feet one ‘ this means little to a group of sopho- pound tackle seeking the other and weighs 190 pounds. Mahoney is mores who have kept up a consistent berth, with “Red” Stephens, of present who are listed as tackles. The also six feet one and weighs 187 hammering for positions since the Apex, 197 pound heavyweight seasoned players are Milo Stroupe and pounds. He was-placed on the second opening day. , boxer, playing next to him at end. Rudy Seitz. It had been hoped that State's chances for capturing the Big Behind the line there will be two Arthur Wilson, another letterman, team. Rex stands over six feet and Five title is largely due to the crop red-headed halfbacks in “Red” would be back this fall, but Wilson tips the scales around 210 while Red- of sophomores on hand. Smitl‘ and Goodwin, former Greensboro High ding is of about the same height and Reese say there will be sophomores in School star, and “Bed” McAdams, has indicated he will not be out for weighs 180 pounds. The four played action tomorrow night, but “you must of Spring Valley, TIL, both sopho- football though in school.” Prof. A. J. together on the Decatur High School remember, they are but sophomores." mores. Wilson, head of the chemistry depart- Credit for most of the spirit exist- ment at State, one of the school's great- team of Illinois in 1928 and 1929. The ing in the Tech camp can be claimed fight between them is expected to add by these sophomores. They are stag- est football players and father of much color to the game when played. ing a merry battle with the crop of Arthur, when reached today by phone -In the line Coach. Johnny Johnston monogram men for positions and theIIIHN BUWYER HUI said he hoped his son would change keen competition has brought on a his mind and would report for foot- of the Mountaineers has Coins and spirit the like of which a State Col- ball after he returns from Indiana. Walker, ends: Smith and Mahoney. lege team has not had in a number 0F Elm PIBIURE Stroupe and Seitz along with Red tackles; McKinney and Wortman, of years. Utley, if he returns, will probably guards; and Johnson, center. Mc- The Tech coaches have not an- handle one of the tackle berths with Kinney and Smith were placed on the nounced a starting line-up for the game Prominent Frosh Fullback Has three sophomores sharing duties at tomorrow night, but they expect to Appendicitis Attack on Eve the other. All-Conference team in 1931. These use as many players as possible. In- of Joining Team Utley is a junior and tips the scales seasoned players are backed by the dications are that only one sophomore at 205. He was listed as a center following capable reserves: MacDonald will be in the starting line-up, but last fall, but will play tackle this and Westen‘berg, tackles; Houser and many will see action before the game State College coaches were a bit season should his knee heal suf- is over. upset Monday afternoon when they re- ficiently for him to go out: Utley’s Childress, guards;.and McConnell and Allen Bailey, sophomore, is expected ceived word that John Bowyer, 190 knee was operated on during the Brown, ends. ' to be at left half in the backfield com- pound, 10 second sophomore fullback summer. Westenberg, a giant tackle weighing ‘ . bination Coach Reese will probably Would be lost this year on account of The three sophomores are: Clifton 230 pounds, generally does the punting start. Bailey has developed into an Daugherty, Carl Isaacs and Paul while McDonald, who weighs 225 excellent passer and teams coached by an appendicitis operation. Bowyer was Troshkin. Daugherty is the most pounds, handles the kick-off duties. Notre Dame men call for a left half- stricken just before getting ready to promising although all three are big MacDonald can also play any position back who can pass. Bailey also runs leave for Raleigh. and have bright futures. Daugherty in the line. well and is an average punter. Bo Many considered Bowyer the best will weight more than 200 pounds and In the backfield, Johnson has Bohannon will probably be Bailey's freshman fullback in the state last Troshkin and leases will weigh close to Walker, fullback; Triplett, halfback: running mate. Bob McQuage looks 200. Stroupe weighs 190 and Seitz and Fitzgerald, quarter. Fitzgerald like the starting quarterback and Mope year. He did not see action until late 203. was all-Conference signal barker last Cumlskey, full. Bohannon, McQuage in the season, but after his first game Cobb failed to return to school this fall. Reserve backs are: Oehler, full- and Cumiskey are juniors. he was considered as a regular. fall on account of a job he has with back; Weaver and Morrison, half- Smith’s line is very much of a prob- With Bowyer out of the picture for the New York State Police. He was backs; and Lewis, quarter. lem. The failure of Charlie Cobb, all- a year, Coach ‘Smith has Mops all-State in 1930 and captain and all- Coach Clipper Smith of State says State tackle in 1930 and captain and State in 1931. He is eligible for one he .expects the Mountaineers to be a all-State in 1931, and Arthur Wilson, Cumiskey and Charlie Jeffrey, mono more year. tough assignment. tackle, to return to school, was a big gram players, and Ray Rex, 210 pound loss to the State line. Seven seniors sophomore, on hand for fullback work. have composed the first string line In the first signal drill held Monday, ~’ most of the time this week and will probably start against Appalachian. Phil Kinken, last year's fullback, was The seniors are: Allen Nelms, left end; shifted from quarter to full to replace ANNOUNCING Rudy Seitz, left tackle; Willie Duke, Bowyer. Kinken was expected to play left guard; Capt. William “Red" Es- quarter this fall. g .' ./.- pey, center; Reid Tull, right guard; 01952. Lwrrcuvns‘l'oeaamas. Milo Stroupe. right tackle, and Bob Greason, right end. “CLIPPER” SMITH GIVES College Court Hailed as a “wanner” for the Wolf- pack early in the fall, the Mountaineer CHOICE OF SOUTH’S BEST .72 Turldsh, 52d 7202‘ team being brought to Raleigh from Boone is not only expected to win the State, Coach Thinks Tulane, Ala- Little Six title this fall. but many are bama, Vanderbilt and Florida BILLIARD expecting it to upset the Wolfpack to- too much , TM Wéy/ morrow night. Are Good Coach Johnnie Johnston of the Moun- taineers will present football fans in John P. “Clipper" Smith, head PARL OR Hear. the Chesterfield this section one‘of Appalachian's heavi- coach at N. C. State College, thinks Radio Program. Mondays, Turkish tobacco is to cigarettes what seasoning is est lines and speediest backfields. The Tulane, Alabama, Vanderbilt and Ii’edncsdays, Fridays —— to food . . . the "spice,” the "sauce.” You don’t want team Johnston is expected to start Florida will be the strongest teams All new tables and equipment of 10 p. m., Tuesdays, Thurs- A too much seasoning infood. Or against State is composed of mono- days, Saturdays—9 p. m., in a cigarette. But gram men from post to post. in the Southern Conference this fall. Best Quality you do want enough! Coach Smith is especially concerned “These teams have hard schedules," E.D.T. ColumbiaNetwork. about the visiting line which boasts he says “but I think they will be the Chesterfield uses just the right amount of Turkish . one guard, Westenberg, who weighs top four." tobacco. Not too much, but just enough to give to 235 pounds. and McConnell, another . clean Sport Alter Study Hours guard weighing 225 pounds. At tackle Coach Smith also likes South Caro- Chesterfield the finishing touch of better taste and Johnston has Smith, 190 pounder, who lina's chances. He says the Game- aroma. was named on the first all-Conference cocks'ought to go good as they lost COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED team in 1981, and Machoney, 177 few men last year and have some Smoke a Chesterfield . . . and taste the difi‘erence. pounder, who was placed. on the second Meet Your Friends Here \team. These four men consgtute four excellent sophomore material. of the best linemen Appalachian has South Carolina and Florida are , had in a number 'of years. Johnson listed on State's schedule this fall.- will be at center of the visiting line, Florlda will play State at Tampa on with Gains and Ray Walker on ends. October 22 and South Carolina. will COLLEGE COURT The backfield will probably have play at Raleigh on Thanksgiving Day, (Please turn to page six) , November 24. , hosterficld

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THE TECHNICIAN Friday, September 23,1932 moVements. We shall be glad to have WOLF' ACK HAILED The (‘hem Stride iiies of this important group of ma them come out any time. However, it The N. .Y. U. Daily News cites the DATALDGUE DN HEMIPTERS I I I. III III will be several weeks after the start POSSIBLE WINNER PUBLISHED BY METCALF sects and give detailed references to of the school year, before the regi- 0F BIG FIVE RACE following laboratory conclusion of a all published literature concerning ment has gone through the prelimi- student in Western. Reserve Univer- All Freshmen who desire to go out Smith College announces the publi- hemipters. naries sufficiently to make .such visits (Continued from page five) sity: “The mind is like a test tube: for football managers will please re- cation of the first in a series of cata- Doctor Metcalf is recognized as one NEW l_Y__PE DRIIIS very revealing.” port to Bill Tulluck and Mark Wilson logues of the “Hemiptera of the of the foremost entomologists and All R. 0. T. C. students will use Lewis, quarter; Triplette and Weaver, what happens to what you put in de at the Gymnasium at 8:30 on Satur- World," written by Dr. Z. P. Metcalf, zoologists in the United States and the new drill, and a special school halfbacks, and Walker, full. pends on what's there to start with, day morning. professor of zoology at N. C. State his studies are expected to prove of StateCollege Only Reserve Train- will be established to teach the stu- State's coaches are expecting a tough only sometimes the catalytic agent is MANAGERS. College and entomologist of the North great value to students of these in- ing Corps to Try Out Sim- dent ofilcers. They will be divided fight from the Mountaineers and will missing, sometimes the temperature Carolina Experiment Station. ~ sects and to economic entomologists plified Drilling into two groups, wh‘ich will alternate These catalogues treat various fam- in all parts of the world. between studying in the school and tape their men of! this afternoon for and the pressure aren’t just right, and ‘ Trials for Glee Club will be held in T. c. will be teaching the drill to the cadet corps. the fray. V sometimes. the test tube is cracked." Pullen Hall at 6:30 pm. on October State College a. o. Col. Magrpder says that the corps More About the ’Pack ~The Heights—Boston College. 3, 4 and 5. the first college unit in the United will turn out for the Duke game, for The 1932 Woifpack will be lighter e ‘ Tryouts for the orchestra will be States to try out the new simplified the Armistic Day parade and for the held in Pullen Hall\. at 4:30 p.rh. on close order drill formations which were inauguration of the governor. than last year and as a result, Smith The New Way October 3, 4and 5. igiiperimenting With Your Appetite ls Easily ! !! worked out by the army drill experts . and Reese are building a ’Pack along At the University of Chicago groups P. W. PRICE, Director of Music. .during the past summer. TECHNICIAN WILL BEGIN speed lines. The coaches have two of 150 to 300 students attend lectures Take your meals at the College Cafeteria and -“8quads East and Squads West" heavy centers and two light ones, light conducted by the University's leading save through the week-end the World War soldier's familiar way CLASSIFIED AD SECTION guards for pulling out of the line on authorities and ‘specialists, and then Back to Barter of referring to the army's most dif- break up into smaller groups, each in Money being somewhat scarce in ficult movement in close order drill, This year Tm: TECHNICIAN will in- offenée, heavy tackles for power plays, parts of the state many of the farm- - DEPRESSION PRICES .11. _ will no longer have a place in the augurate a classified advertising sec- tail ends and three backfield of aver— charge of an instructor. The subject ers are reverting to barter, the orig- 1 drill given prospective Reserve Of- tion for the benefit of students desiring age Big Five power. just heard is then discussed, the in- inal method of exchanging goods and $5.50 MEALBOOK FOR $4.75 ficers'in the R. 0. T. C. regiment at to advertise the sale of books, equip- Only Cap’t. William “Red” Espey, structor merely answering questions services, according to Mrs. Jane S. «we Cater to the Individual Appetite”. State College, according to an an- ment, etc., and for student services when necessary. Grades and class at- McKimmon, assistant director of ex- _, nouncement made yesterday by Lt. such, as sign-painting, typing and center, seems sure of his job. Willie tendance have been abolished. tension at State College. SERVING norms: -‘ Col. Bruce Magruder, the professor of others. ' Hammerick, 190 pounder, and Leon‘ Breakfast ...... 7:25 to 9:25 military science and tactics. Col. The charge for this advertising will Thompason and W. B. Bennett, 160 Lunch ...... 12:“) to 2:00 Magruder was a member of the staff be considerably less than for the min- pounders, are on hand to make things Dinner ...... ,5:80 to 7:20 of army experts who worked on the imum amount of display advertising. interesting for Captain Espey. Sunday Breakfast ...... 8:00 to 9:90 new drill. ANNOUNCING “The new drill,” said Colonel Stay "Away From Movies! The biggest fight is that between the STATE COLLEGE CAFETERIA Magruder, “practically does away with According to a recent report of guards. Willie Duke, Buck Buchanan The Opening of the ‘ squad drill, the most difilcult phase “Studies in Deceit" made by the and Reid Tull, lettermen, are kept on of training encountered by officers Psychology, Department of Columbia their toes by John Stanko, Jack Fabri,. when training the large emergency University, persons who attend the Carl Bernhardt, Barnes Worth, H. A. g FAIRMONT GRILL army of the World War. Emphasis movies cheat most; girls tell twice as Silver and passes from the squad to the section, many white lies as’boys, country boys Romulus Stephens, soph- E nuns REASONABLE which has become the basic battle rank higher in alertness than city omores. § 2410 Hillsboro St. 31.00 Book oi Tickets...... s .90 s unit on account of leadership problems boys—The Twit). Milo Stroupe and Rudy Seitz are 84.50 E developed by the increasing use of leading’a pack of hefty men eager for E- Dpp. Patterson Hall $55.00 Book of Tickets...... automatic weapons. The new drill Co-eds at Texas Christian University 93 Meals ...... $10.00 2 lends itself to quicker deployments have organized 8. “Lin White” club. the tackle berths, but close to them than did the old. The purpose of this club is to encour- are Clifton Daugherty, Luther Wood, 5:IIlllllIIIDIIIlIlllllllnllllmmfllnlllllllllWillllllnlllllmllllnllllllllllllnflIlllllllllullIllllll"Inlmlllllllullllllllllllnllllllllai “Instead of forming in line in two age the students to refrain from using Paul Troshkin, Cari Isaacs, sophs; and ranks, as was done in the World War, slang expressions and the members of Red Utley, a reserve. the simplified drill provides for forma- the club who are caught breaking the The two veteran ends, Bob Greason tion by sections in three ranks. Each rules are forced to treat the rest of While in School a rank is one squad, consisting of from the members at the corner drug store. and Allen Nelms, look better this year eight to twelve men. than in 1931, but their jobs are in dan- . ENJOY “With this formation, the change A student of M. I. T. is now conduct- ger with Kenneth Stephens, Arnold from line to column, formerly done ing an experiment to determine just Peterson, Raymond Redding, A. S. Good HOME COOKED Meals by the execution of squads right, he- how far a chair might be tilted before g At 17 Enterprise St. S comes simply the facing of individuals it tips over. We wonder if he ever Knowles, C. A. Provins and Bernice to the right. The resulting column heard that experience is the best Peterson angling for them. Mrs. J. W. Dixon, Manager is one of three instead of four files. teacher. Bob McQuage is the pick of the Phone 3860 The three corporals, who are at the quarterbacks with Don Wilson a close head of the column, obviate the neces- A father from Chicago was in a 222 Fayetteville Street sity of a guide. pitiful plight when haled before the second. Both are juniors. Lawrence “A platoon leader may manipulate courts recently. He said he had stolen McCuiiey, a sophomore and a pass re- his two sections to form a-column of 118 bathtubs from new apartments, in ceiver “de lux," rounds out the stafl "Creators of Reasonable Drug Prices" six files. For street parade or cere- order to get enough money to put his of signal barkers. monies, a company may form a column son through college. Dave Bohanuon leads the group of WILSON COFFEE SHOP Visit Our of eighteen files. Mass formations will rigi’ halfbacks. John Johnson, John be more frequently used than formerly. The average student of the Univer- Komlos and‘Clifton Croom are sopho- “There are other changes of a. minor sity of Texas is twenty-one years old, mores capable of playing the same WELCOMES YOU SODA FOUNTAIN .and LUNCHEONETTE nature, all looking to simplification. fails in mathematics, takes a course position. . For example, the former Stand at Ease in English, and earns part of his ex- Robert McAdams, Alley Bailey and Open from 7:30 am. to 11:15 pm. Serving of the manual of arms becomes the penses. Roscoe Roy, sophomores, are the only GOOD FOR ch c new Parade Rest. left. halfbacks on deck. Present this Advertisement any time within thirty days and “We anticipate that many Raleigh Brigham Young University has MOpe Cumiskey, Charley Jeflrey, get 10c Credit on any meal amounting to 85c or more. 9-25-32 Plain and Fancy, Hot or Cold Drinks, Sundries, veterans of the World War and others thrown all of its classes open to the and Phil Kinken, monogram players, familiar with the old drill will be in- unemployed free of charge. No credit and Ray Rex, sophomore, constitute Sandwiches, Salads, Pastries, etc. terested in seeing the State College will be- given toward a degree, how- the talent competing for the fullback l5 College Boys and Girls Work With Us regiment going through the simplified ever. job. ' \

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