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Volume XXIX. DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON, N. C, THUURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1941 Number 2 Duke Ambassadors Booked For Home -Coming Inaugural Exercises DUKE AMBASSADORS Pan-HellenicCouncil Set For October 18 Announces Schedule

Dr. John R. Cunningham To Vince Courtney And The Am- Be Formally Installed On Sprunt Heads New Buildini;s bassadors ReturnTo Homecoming <41-'42 Board Receive Final Davidson FRIDAY NIGHT ( * '* ' NIGHT DANCES ONLY BANQUET E°-- i■ ----::" ■ II |!|f HJHgffiagBpr Many Schools To Be Repre- Of Elections Adjustments Friday Night Dance To Be sented At Exercises At Hotel Charlotte Student Chooses Fifteen To Library And Science Building- Cunningham will Vince i'■ mi and ! [$ Duke Dr. John R. Supervise Elections This Will Soon Be Occupied '- " tnc> ■' play be formally inaugurated as Year By Students -.Lr the president of Davidson College tiling *1 >ai ' ■■ on Hie 17ili and ]-■': oi thi m mth. in special exercises to be held A new election board, destined to l).i\idson's new Iibrary and - f\vi i : " > a special an- in Chambers Auditorium at supervise all Davidson elections dur- Science Building .nr now Hearing M., Saturday, Oc- n-.iinr*'!h""t ii. in Pat Rudolph, 10:00 A. ing the '41-'42 school year, was I'otiii'lr!ii'ii and are parUait} in use", ' president thr ! !ti Memi - tober18. Invitationshave been gChosen by the Student Council at with only finishing timers to be I ■:". schools; :!. who asserts t!:at this dance set extended to about 275 their meeting on September 23. added. including colleges .1.:mii!«! i,r on ■ f the be L T1 in this sec- Members are as follows: Hill Ilir basemi nl and first (looi ol ilir outstanding universi- coming sets r\ <■"-. since the Am- tion and Sprunt, Chairman Taylor, new Building have jn-i re J Arch Science bassadors are considered by tome which Davidson has * '■ < ties with Don Bell, Hob Rankin, Lam Wil- cently been n-1-u;>i 11 liy thr 'hrni- throughout the :iutliin'iiu"3 i" Ire :!.■■ bi : datio'e had contact son, Bill Faison, AUton Thomp- istr} 1><■[..iitiinut Chemical ap delegate to band in the south. country, to send a son, McCail, Hutch Hooker, paratus and m.iiiii.iK art now in " inauguration Julien Ltrrge mnnbri.«, j .iluimii «trr nj the exercises. Hay, McLauchlin, Doug ih- itiith rfi '"i Ihe W iluny l>>" Ed Bill pectcd tn return to the campus Inaugural partnient Dinner Clark, Chester 1'earce, Paul Kis- will not move into Hie new this howcci mini', day foi thr In- begin Friday- sling, George building until ijt tlit- ycji The program will Marsh. jatct lucurjLtipn of President iCunning- registration of Librarj Furniture, except afternoon with the As in the past, the board has as Vince Courtney will wield the All the ham. Bailey's room, Delegates in Dean office. its objective tlie constant advance- baton for the Duke Ambassadors, the chaiti foi tlir Periodic Thr Dufte Ambassadors arc well inaugural Reserve At.6:30 P .M. an dinner ment of fair and democratic elec- who have been signed to play for Unlucky Freshmen Are Book room and thr Refer- known, having been founded by Lei banquet hall room. I'.is t<"!;iv will be served in the tions of al! Davidson leaders. To the Homecoming Dances on the ence been delivered and f!i'tt\vn, who is recognized -is faculty, place of Chambers. Wives of the further this end, the following rec- 17th and 18th of this month. The is now in The shipment ,,j being one of ilir foremost .uranyrri all the Hi. i [lairs Lit rooms ' the administrative staff and ommendations were adopted at the " «-t will include two night dances, the three niuiu and baton wieldei s in his fii ! arc invited to attend meeting, Wednesday, Apprehended By Court b< en piomiied not later official guests board's first one Friday night at the Charlotte — luu than Return Trip college j^ Oct. as guests of the at the in- September 24: and the Saturday night classmen, walking and, K union atul seniors \\ ill remem- other Hotel o^thor By LEGH SCOTT on the wr.iss, .J augural dinner and all of the "(1) That the ballot boxes be set at the Charlotte Armory. 1Ins spacihus Library in its fur- ber i!ns orchestra's having plaj<" be apprC" similar to (he $600,000 library at in of 1939. At that tim and sufficient members of the | astounded by the prevalence of November ficially represent the Davidson stu- keep hended in their violation of the the University of South Carolina tfic band was Id by Duti h Nlc Hoard be present to voters in Student Body some freshmen who had failed to body the dinner. Itraditional freshmen regulations, ( dent at line. speak to upperdassmen. and the ?2,000,000 library in Nash- Mill tii and Vince "ourtney wa were guilty at the first meet" . Greene To Speak found ville, Ti'tin., kivi tt 1>\ tl.e (ipneral their popular vocalist. Since tha "(2) That upon issuing a ballot New Sentences imposed on the Meyer Greene of Employs ing of tlu- Court of Control on untor- Board of Education for the time fileMillin playing i Dr. Theodore to a voter, the Board member in Eunatci were for days use of has hern the department of philosophy, Wednesday njgljt ii» Phi Hall. ten strict VandcFliifi University, Peabody, some of the natofTtj^leading danc charge shall write that voter's name campus, which means that those Princeton University, is to speak at ballot, Methods For Ordered to appear before that Scarrct College, and the city itself hands And Courtney has taken bve on the fold the baljot, and serving time are not permitted to Dr. Greene is a grad- high judicial body through the mail, C. Ilibbs, who was the iuelii- the the banquet. stanlr thr fob' in sllrh a way as to leave the campus i>xce;>t for fifteen llu^h Ambassadors. >cattings ui uate of Amherst College and ob- conceal the name. At th|s same I the \\ c administered minutes after Uci i'oi these iwu Libraries, was Library Move severe by Judge "Hutch"' meals to visit the tained his Ph.D. from Edinburg Uni- time he shall check off the voter's sentences also the architect for Chambers RulIt-1in: Homecoming Dane* They !'. O. and Hugo's reading room. versity in Scotland in 1924. He has Caldwell and his stern cohorts. Building and for the two new build- , consist of two ni jlit nameon a list. * In a historic occasion yesterday Freshmen on canipus will he requir- Set will delivered lectures in the South on were arraigned one at a time, with ings. Davidson wns thus able to !>uy — ed to wear dances onn Friday niftht from occasions, always "(3) That the ballot boxes shall morning, Davidson students and knees knocking, before the bright red bands on thrir arms taldr., numerous and has specially designed lamps etc.,I (en until inn, a formal danc&~— be located on another table from faculty members assisted in moving justice. in order that they may be easily made an excellent impression where- lights of the chamber of along with-the.se other two libraries. And the nltinr an informal danco the table at which the ballots arc is- tht Davidson College library from recognized. Upperclassmcn art- ever he spoke. There were numerous violations on Saturday night from eight- sued, and that a Board member shall the old building to the new struc- asked to co-operate to the fullest At 10 o'clock Saturday morning, of every rule in the books. The lliirty Friday night'* check off the voter's name a second ture south of Chambers. At the degree in repprting violations of till twelve. the official visiting delegates, mem- chief misdemeanor was failure of Carter Takes danc* in Hotel time on a second list as the ballot stiKRcjiion of the librarian, Mr. campus sentences. will be held the bers of the faculty, and several of freshmen to wear the prescribed red ! Charlotte Ball Room, and for is cast. Chalmers Davidson, the student In spite of third the trustees of the college will par- hats. According to Judse Caldwell, degree ques- Saturday night, tha Charlotte body vqted unanimously last Sat- tioning Editor's Post 1 ticipate in the academic procession. "(4) That these changes shall be general "noxiousness" also caused and cross examination the Armory hat bo«D secured. Set ceremony during urday to participate in the transi- culprits who painted The actual inauguration tried the election of the many to he called up, Others were the water tickets will go on snlo in the near president, con- tion, and the faculty granted a half not as yet appre- Bobby Alexandria, Va., will take place at 10 :30 A. M., when Junior Class and found guilty of failure to wear tank have been Cartel of future and are priced nt $'1.50. spring holiday yesterday for the occasion. important has Df. J. McD. Richards, president of tinued in the elections next name-plates, getting up in chapel, hended. However clues licen chosen as Assistant Editor Ticket* for thn individual dances the board of trustees of Davidson, if found satisfactory." After gathering in front of Cham- not carrying laundry fur upper- have been uncovered by Recorder of the DAVIDSi)NIAN to take the will he $2.50. All Davidson play. M., according the Don Urll intelligence place Garvcy, re- and also president of Columbia If these methods prove satisfac- ber! at 8:25 A. to and his de- of Bob who didn't rn who are dressed for'the game Judge Theological Seminary of Decatur, tory at the election of junior class plan, the students heard a short partment,and Caldwell prom- turn 10 ScTiool this fall. Saturdny will !»" admitted free Cunningham Georgia, will administer the oath of president, they will be used in the talk by Dr. Infoic ac- Numeral Club ises that the guilty party will be Carter has worked for three y<\irs- at the Saturday night dance. tually starting volumes. justice office to Dr. Cunningham. After elections next spring; if not, fur- to move the brought to in the near fu- mi the newspaper ami Ins junior Then the president of the college ture. r taking the oath, Dr. Cunningham ther changes will be made to in- To Be Revived year he served Sports- Kilitwr. I>.r. idson's national social fr.i inaugural ballot, carried the first books, two historic n,.-iulic'T will deliver his address. sure the secret and to fore- The court reported that tin- at- llr is a nf I'hi Delta Tlicta ternitieTNvili compete again this yea college volumes, into the new building and All students of the are in- stall any possible election disputes. titude and conduct of the freshmen social fraternity, is captain of the for tlie Iirst decorate(I fratemit placed them on the shelves. The "D" Club Plans Varied Ac- vited to attend the ceremony Sat- as a whole has been fairly good, but baseball team for this ycai, and a hou c The I'an-Hellenic Counc hoped a library committee followed with tivities For The Year (Tub. urday morning, and it is that there is room for decided im- member of the 1> is oiU ring a dup, as usual, to th large number will be present. At other valuable works, the band provement. An item particular to The DAVIOSONIAN'S system is winner selected by n committe 12:30 the delegates, as well as Phi Mu Alpha meantime played "O, Davidson." of interest the freshman class occurred at the pyramided so tli.it freshman par- ■ mp ed ol members of Hie facultj college, will be invitei Finally, students, forming two alumni of the the first meeting of the "D" Club Mon- ticipation on the staffs is purely The winner ef the cup will be pre to attend the annual homecoming; lines of about 300 persons each, Saturday nigh Opens Series day night. It seems that the re- Beavers Tap voluntary, fifteen arc Cbsscu f"r scnted with it at the banquet in the banquet hall of under the supervision of the O. D. establishiricnt of the Numeral Club, the.sophomore staff and six of these dance. One bhange in thn rcgula Chambers, at which the Honorable K. men, began to pass the books juniors Tickets go on sale today for the under the direction of Claude Hack- fifteen are rliw.m by tlir program of I[omecoming is tha M. Broughton,governor of North along from person to person from Two Juniors managing J. Phi Mu Alpha Concert Series which ney and Ben Lacy, is but a matter on the staff as editors. the houses will not be judged unti Carolina, will speak. the old building to the new. A group the Saturday afternoon Instead opens this year with the presenta- ef time. The editor-in-chic f is elected by uf niurn- of students in the old library re- Ben Washburn and Lacy Mac- student body from these six man- ing tion of The Farbman Sinfonietta moved the volumes from the shelves The Numeral Club, inactive for Lean have been elected by the aRitiR editors. et on Thursday, October 22. line, the past year, \vhcn again organized Club, undergraduate and started them down the Beaver an The assistant editor is also se- Richmond composed of composed oj[ Col. The Sinfonietta is while at the other end another crew will be those freshmen honorary organization composed of lected from the six managing edi- string sec- num- uppcrdassmcM, fifteen members of the placed the incoming books in their who have earned their "1045" to fill the vacancies tors. ODK Selects events; Visit Here tion of the New York Philharmonic permanent place in the stacks of erals in athletic The Num- brought about by the failure of two To Orchestra. years the new library. eral Club was started four juniors, Bill Grossc and Aha Lump- ELECTION RESULTS are ago with Claude Hackney as ifs kin, campus this Committees Colonel Henry R. Richmond, in- Other musicians scheduled At 10:13 a rest period was grant- to return to the Joseph Bonnet, who is considered first president. This club is the fall. In the tabulation of junior specting officer for the Fourth ed and soft drinks were served to elections, ch.-ipter ODK, organiit by modern only freshman organization on the class Lyman Parrigm Davidson of ria Corps Area, will make an informal the world's best everyone "on the college." It was The club is planning to have six Guardsmen, campus. ■till led over Ben Lacy and lionai Ir.i'Irrship fraternity, held it Monday critics, and the a quar- estimated that approximately all girls as sponsors for the home foot- visit to Davidson on ifter- Craig Schmidt after Tuesday'* first meeting of t|ie year S\ 9:0 tette from Hollywood who have library The ''D" Club plans to sponsor a Raines this season. As noon,October 6th. the volumes in the Davidson ball another Toting Parrigin T. M ,September'T2>, supplied music for Walt Disney's High School Day on November program year, for president. l'MI. in the should have made the journey dur- part of their for the ■ Colonel Richmond is in charge of poled eighteen votes, Lacy ■ Ity Room, Chambers Building production of Snow White and the ing the four hours allotted. ninth. All high school seniors, ath- the Beavers ■ hope to ha v c tlie while all R. O. T. C. corps throughout had sixteen to his credit and with 1 '1 Lucasj president, presfdini Seven Dwarfs, etc. Also with the by letes especially,* will be invited to student body of one of the nearby the South. He attended the Uni- The first two volumes carried Schmidt with fourteen. Pete Whittle was Quartette there is a minstrel show attend exercise at the college to be girls' schools as guests on the Dav- was third elected as one versity of Tennessee for a few years the president into the new building faculty which should add humor to that given for them. Afterward the Duke, campus day this Ifin election came ahput due of the active members p graduated Com- have an important historic interest idson for one fall. and was from the particular presentation. Davidson game will be played in our to Matt Long's dropping out of the local circle to replace Dr. Vowle School, to Davidson College. One of these, manding General Staff only school. Long, who transferred who retired last ynr. while In February, Wilson Angel, a Prucknero's "Commentaries on The stadium. This is one of the Jin where he received his foundation in many progressive IN THIS ISSUE to Mass. Institute of Technology Owens was elected to rcpresen Metropolitan star from Richmond, Bible," a handsome folio volume ideas that the military training. He received fur- carry during Homecoming Band page 1 this year, had been elected presi- ODK on tlie Student-Faculty Re Va., is booked to sing on the fourth bound in calf skin, was the first "D" Club will out the ther military training from the Inauguration page 1 dent of his class last spring. lations committee. A committee or Phi Mu Alpha He is a by Davidson Col- course Of the year. Mounted Service School and the concert. book ever owned Those nominated for ths offico projects for the year appointee baritone and has a repertoire of In the near future plans for fur- Court of Control page 1 was Cavalry School. lege. It was presented by a friend junior* by group Advanced Course nishing and decorating a new meet- included twelve and eight the e&Rtposcd of Charlie numerous selections. in Philadelphia a year before the The Filth Columnist page 2 Watt, From 1:15 to 4:15, Colonel Rich- ing place arc to be put into action were left in after the first ballot chairman. Tony Darby, Juli- The Madrigalists also will be pre- college opened and is still one of Down Pat page 2 mond will make an informal inspec- by a committee led by Ed Hipp. was cast. Those eight were tho en McCail, and Mr. F. W. Hen- sented in February. This group of the oldest volumes at Davidson, tion of the military department, in- appointed "Y" Plans page 3 three mentioned above who will gcveld. singers has a wide variety of spirit- having been published (allin Latin) President Ed Lucas the cluding the cadet corps. It is not following Wilson and Marsh l'romotcd page 3 be in tho run-off, Johnny Fred- Members [he meeting light songs. at Frankfurt Am Main in 1663. active committees and present at expected corps will take ual and classical erick, Lacy MacLean, Wellford that the In March, Carroll Glenn, South The second historic voulme was chairmen : Entertainment, Julien Carolina Game Saturday page 4 were:Ed Lucas, JimOwens. Charlie any part in the inspection other AlcCall ; Scholarship, Owens; Hobbie, and Peter Young. Carolina violinist, will stop on her aFrench New Testament which be- Jim Cat Chat page 4 Watt. Al Winn, M'cCall, Tonv than the time given to the regular Complaint, Morris; Vigilance, Thit -afternoon's results wera Julien way longed Peter Stuart Ney,believed Mac page drill period. home to present her violin to Among the Greeks 5 not available by press time. 'Ih» Darby, Claude Hackney. Faculty selections. Carroll Glenn has been by many to have been Marshal Ney Bill Shaw. S| Coaches Spearman con- Honorary Fraternity final run-off will b« held either members were Frontis Col. G. T. Mackenzie. P. M. & guest soloist with many nationally of France. Ney designed the seal and Bolin Johnston corps cluded the meetingby showingmov- Schedule page 6 tomorrow or Monday. Treasurer, F. W. HengeveH, K T., desirts "that the cadet known philharmonic orchestras and and wrote the motto of Davidson C. ing pictures past "Y" Corner page 6 " look and do its best on this date." IContinurd en /'"«<■ SimI [Ctntinurd en Pagt Six] of football gauie*. 1 1Brow Page Two THE DAVIDSONIAN Thursday, Octotxr 2, 1941 (Ef)t jBabtbgonian I The Filth Columnist Founded By the Class oi 1915 With ! 4pK| Cinema By ? ? ? ? Member jO AssociatedColle&ate Press The Staff Greensboro,the Pivotof the Pied- Lyncbburg and Sweet Briar Col- Distributor <Jack Haley, and Carole I.an- Dssifer was his own until better look at Bill Raincy's date W ( I'luukrti.' '.I. Editor Foster Buzz chine through with his air- ir>>tociatc isure and talk about music because dis. is the outstanding pcrform- in G'boro. M Willll in!■■■■■■■!..A,.(i*»viate IMitor j that's his pl.ine spin. t-M ■ Managing Editor- it of this gay and enjoyable feat- Rrwiti ;main interest. With such a build-up you are It would he nearly impossible for Howell, Mason Wallace swears lor r.vi-.. . f. Managing Jimmy who forgot again he knows Editori fairly aUout meeting and any picture with a cast like the ure. Jimmy l-'ul. )i>r . M..iijriiikK.titur enthusiastic Iladlev last Saturday to uncover his camera nothing about the K. A. pin his above be a flop, no 11.11 l.yman :Man«ging F.ditor j proceed tu trek up four [lights of stairs among to and this is lens before shooting the game, left date had on at the game? Hc-iiry M.itiK'sh Managing Editor]' exception. The production is typical WednetcUy, October 8 the cloilds. for Durham at A o'clock Sunday New cheer-leader Morton Church I.. ) MacI.e.-!n . ...Sporti KJitor Hollywood musical, with goodly - FOR morning to pet a package of Ches- took things in his own hands when fiitrmr I.egerton -.. .Movie Editor door, music, rhythm, song, CHEERS MISS BISHOP You knock mi the prescribed jerk your amounts of terfields, among other things. he signed a contract with the Army BUSINESS STAFF color, scenery. lips up int.i a hearty smile, and and ***yi 'Hackney for two Davidson megaphones. Calhoun Hipp. - \siittan1 Manager stroll in in and Faison seemed to Buainfesi ryour Morton worked fast last Peter Voung... ! Advertising Manager must collegiate manner. You grab the The plot evolves around the ex- Martha Scott. William be well pleated with their mutual Fred .luc Martin Circulation Manager game. week : after slipping his pin to a V M.-Nerly hand of the nearest boy you see, who turns ploits of two fortune-hunting sis- lady-friend after the They llu. Circulation ManaRer William Gartfan, »nd Sidmy Black- Charlotte lass he immediately left l'?ey Stuart . Collections Manager "til tu lie lladley's roommate. You "ha, ha, ters, played by Carole I.andis and were hard to keep up with and were mer, finally lost entirely for Waycross, Ga., and other af- the matter off and give Iladlev hale Betty Grable. They inherit enough amongst the ha" a This feature portrays the life of rest of the football faers of the heart. This paper i- the official history of college life, back, money to take them.-, with their team. ■-lap on the meanwhile introducingyour- looking long ami i- a medium .i student and faculty opinion! maidenly aunt, to Miami, where Miss Bishop from her student days Alter and hard for Mac Morris and Hugh Knox have -ill". During the walkdown to fraternitycourt his long lost cousin, As -lull ii welcome^ any contributions or cpm- they set out bait for millionaires. at Midwestern, a small college, to Pvt. Jones of been signed to direct the Home- provider! yon discuss the weather, Chambers, new attempts Boston, Voshlirgh found that the coming Band after their rflUlUCfltiaas I U, Mich djjej not^ontain the Bctty^ to bud a rich play- her old age. Miss Bishop., after successful derogatory reference to (acuity or student-, pro- buildings, and how much weneed a new gym, boy"witli the aid of Carole and poor guy was n dead soldier. How- audition with the Hotel Band Sat- being graduated, comes back to ever, timely fatjity, obscenity, or destructive criticism. All amidst frequent and embarrassing silences. Charlotte Greenwood, the aunt. the arrival of a close urday. material must In- in thi editor'* lands by Monday Robert Cutnmings and Don Ameche teach at her alma mater. While friend from Porta Rica saved the Having refused the doubtful hon- niplit i>i ;!:i' link that i: i* to he printed, and the &:00i You gently shove Hadley into the are the playboys who show Betty teaching there, her niece enrolls in day. Incidentally, Vosburgh and or of scooping the front page on right t,. the college, they editor reserves tin- rejeel part or all oi any house and Introduce him to all the brothers and Carole the way to much fun and both fall in Bobbie have had a dispute as to the Hand selection, your Filth contribution it communication, love same man, and the rushees, none of whose names you anil excitement. Jack- Haley coupled with^the William who has the best girl; as a result Colyumnist crawls warily back into ll'>lden. ridden has an affair with tiny are swapping dates lor Ilonic- hiding until more doings un- TTrrrrctmnibcr. Meanwhile you wonder how willi Charlotte Greenwood furnish and the laughs to this all-around excel- niece which ruins their romance, coming. doings of Davidson Gentlemen come Our Honor System such an outstanding is supposed boy,a.s Iladlev and he tries to get Miss Bjshop to An outcropping of the Greensboro to light, with promise a student*, lent feature. of real HeJorc this year, some have gone tu be, can present such an unimpressive, ap- go to Italy with him. She refuses, turmoil was a whirlwind trip to scoop on Midwinters band selection- around with a muddled conception' of "iir pearance. Saturday'* late show is tu be an- however, and chooses to remain at " nounced honor systeni and have t« 11 thai violations oc- l.itrr this week. Midwestern. After many years the. Then you plop" progresses curred and that some jiha.-e-- of it were him into the midst of some school rapidly, and Miss defi- congenial group you grab cigar. Monday Tuesday,Oct. Bishop thinks she is too nitely neglected. After -as a There and 6 and 7 i outmoded a verbal explanationby lor the A class tin- [ensues the asking of where everyone is from school. reunion president of the student body, fierhaps a UNFINISHED BUSINESS comes along in time to change her Iand the inevitable series of "do you know?" written exposition would completely dear *♥♥ idea, and she is toasted by all her all ] This, if you're questions lucky, willlast until8:30.There- dassmatos, men concerned with the honor system at upon Many of the who I)avidsoii, you ask the classical "Mow's your sched- Irene Dunne, Robert Montgom- hold important positions pay trib- ulc.'" Schedules always bring up professors ery, Preston Foster. Etigene Pal- ute to her, and she realizes that Then are two sections of the government which in turn brings tip how Prof. Diogenes lettc and Dick Koran. she has made the most out of her ■ if life after Gargan MA JK PAT RUDOLPH the student body, One deals with of- gut his nickname or the handed down jokes' ■ The acting and direction of this all. William and Sidney I'.lackmer fenses that cofnc under the honor system and about Prof. Synod's condemning of dancing, feature are tops, and they more round out an ex- cellent supporting cast, and help the second tjeals withoffenses not concerned etc. . thai) make up fur a somewhat weak story. make this one of the best dramatic PIPEDREAMS: (1) A large general lounge room with the'honpr system, Inn of it are violations 9:00: Rj time productions to appear on the screen furnished appropriately punishableJjy.thc student this you are worn out mental- Pursuant last week's with sofas council. ly Irene Dunne plays thr part of a in many months. to "Ques- and comfortable chairs and ash and social]} and resort In the never-failing pray small town girl who meets debonair tion of the Week" column, let trays, (things uncommon here) Section I includes cheating, lying, King;,scrap book.- Whereupon you impress on some Ivv >:!.! like for "Scully" Pater- prob- Preston Foster on her first trip tu me add a few words tu the There should be a radio-phonograph under oath, and stealing. After a hapless fool tin.- glorious son tii In- the guest of the theatre, student hasI honors of good old the. big city. Foster sweeps her off lem of. what to do with the old combination, maga- fur performance this week. newspapers and been convicted by the student council, lie lias iAlpha Sigma Sigma. her feet, and when she falls madly an> library. First of all. let us admit zines, and a piano. the alternative i>i" either complying the l in love with him. he drops her in Coming soon: DIVE BOMBER, tu the fact that Davidson College (2) A recreation room containing with Awkward sophomores then serve welcome council's decision or appealingto the executive a minute. She becomes spiteful and BURMA CONVOY, and KISS THE needs a social center. All work and several pool and ping pong tables, refreshments, coming as a few played no play College as well committee. The executive comitiittee is com- moments of marries his brother, by Rob- BOYS GOODBYE. makes Joe bridge tables, playing cards, check- r6st and rejuvenation. However, you can as Dan Draftee a dull hoy. Thus ers, posed "I n certain number of the faculty, etc. hardly taste the food due to having smoked the U. S. O. Thus the Social Cen- (3) Offices of the Y. M. C. A., selected every war t.. iv|>r«.— rut thr fiteiiltv (I a chain of cigarettes and cigars. ter. fear that the U. S. O. has DAVIDSON'IAN, and other cam- in matters similar to those dealt with by the made more rapid progress in or- pus publications. -tudent riiUiK'il. IHire is diinini-diing, so in a last minute ef- Digesting the Discs ganizing, and arranging for social (4) Meeting rooms for honorary irrrt voil river centers than we have, but look at fraternities and other Section II ..i droll tire rushees in ybuf most clubs. flie student body constitution By JIMMIE their resources). College students (5) attractive mask. Yuu are so thankful when MORGAN* A ladies' lounge and powder Consists oi .-indent bothy regulations anil con- who have nothing on campus jithe time comes for indicating the room for the convenience of par- tains no honor codes as are in Section I. singing, the to entertain them on week-ends found end ol another evening, cnu and dates. line oi tin- great unbearable that you The purpose dept., cats, naturally will turn to otherlocali- mistakes of thought in the feel of this effect, progressing from a Bach- Of course the»e are merely the is almost peppy. You ding with gusto, ties. I'm not saying that a Social student body that every -tudent i- honor as youIjave probably already guess- esque pattcm-ki most important items that should grinning playfully at the cute little twists in fugue barrelhouse Center at Davidson will have a hound to report any violation t title, be included in the facilities. Others e-f the student the ed from lie i:* In help you in clght-to-a-bgr, Steve Benoric's revolutionary effect on the Student longs you've sung a thousand times. which have been suggested only body constitution. This is not so written in selectingpopular records. The discs clarinet helps plenty, "B" Jlody in that on Saturday nights not the laws, too. is a by rtiyself but by other students I Violationsshould lie reported to the 10.1.00: You gladly grab Hadley and usher arr in such an immense vol- lovely you would find ninety-five per cent issued orchestration of Ethelbert shall list briefly: (1) a large dormi- council so as to strengthen code of out into the unputrified, air, hum- days of the students in the Social Center the laws him fresh time these that the record buy- Xcvin's "Narcissus, from "Water tory room for men on visiting ath- that Davidson men ming the I shooting pool, playing ping pong, have chosen tu enforce tune of the lasf song or making e"r has a hard time knowing exactly Scenes." pity letic teams, (2) a nicely furnished for themselves, It's a that more dance and generally lounging in semi- govern|lg but there is no viola- some appropriate remark. At the porch of (or counters, room to house the almost completely what to ask at platter arrangers don't use strings to the sumptuous surroundings. Mistake tion oi the honor system when a Watts Hadley insists you disregarded Carnegie Set, student fails that not walk up thus he often overlooks many vi fine advantage Clinton me not, for the process. of enticing Record to report a trial does. (3) a small "snack bar" equipped misdemeanor such as drinking. withhim to.which you "unwillingly"acquiesce. the better ones because he doesn't men to stay here on week-ends The The best recent release by Glenn to serve coffee and soft drinks, and final adiettx are too touching and you have play would be a gradual process^ Girls Either the executive committee or the stu- time to 'cm all. It is -Miller, whose Valley possibly sandwiches, and operated amble back to fret house feeling,although | "Sun Sere- would have to be provided for or- dent council is allowed to try eases which come the my sincere wish that, through this by the Student Store, (4) an inter- uneasily, jnadc" pic was undoubtedly enjoyed ganized parties, and other attrac- tinder the that once again you're free. column, guide dormitory-inter-floor telephone student body regulations, but in I will be able to stu- by many Davidsonians last week, is lions, tori unmentionable to be num- ex- change, operated by N. Y. boys, cases of honor, the student council is always 10:15: At the house all the good brothers dents of Davidson in (jetting bet- erous, would have to be introduced. A. "lake the 'A' Train," a composi- and calculated to save freshmen a the first to have the case. If a case cheat- are lounging all over the place, off, ter music for their money and, per- However, as 1 see it, through my in shoes tion by Islington arranger Hilly four-flight leip to the telephone ing special pair of rosc-cdlorcd, optim- occurs after examinationsare near comple- collars undone, swearing quietly. Anon the haps, in acquiring better taste in Strayhorn. booth and also On this opus Tex istic lenses, the prjmary purpose of to make the dormi- tion and there is no possibility of a student meeting starts and an endless procession of popular music. tories more quiet by doing away Beneke's tenor and Billy May's ,i social center would not be to council meeting,the case goes names arc "brought up." boy, with the violent screams to the executive Every it seems The "big biscuit this week, as far trumpet kick prolifically, keep the students on the campus on that directly. like, is either and Her- oftimes issue from the first committee a football captain, a genius, as week-ends. The principle reason to the this scrivener is concerned, is an man Alpert plays fine string bass. fourth floors. Cases ol drinking a president of his high school student body, seems to me to be the providing of off the campus have not engraving by Sonny Dunham and The reverse, "I Guess I'll Have To Most of these prob- or son of the richest man in a place where the students may items have been handled by the student council in recent sonic state. In his orchestra, "Memories of You," Dream the Rest," ably already been by desperation is one of the meet, play, relax, and take their discussed the years, unless the case occurs when person you end up by blackballingevery proper authorities a is The tune itself has been around better of the current ballads. The parents and friends. It Is quite and powers that officially — third name, amidst shouting and curses. be, but Ithrow them representingthe school this offense for quite some time, but the young vastly improved Kay Ebcrle, whose obvious that we have no such place out for what has special they're worth, arid hereby look for- some ruling of the faculty. Midnight :Youfall in bed,very Dunham entourage gives it the best voice formerly qual- now. weary,ready had a strained ward to coming back to my class a good Wight's ity, sings As to specifications Perhaps th,ere are still some questions in for sleep. arrangement it has ever received. t|ie vocal easily and with the for such reunion and sinking up to my arm- building, the minds of person, trying to understand the Said arrangementis mostly a trump- much feeling. a Ishall list those which pits in the carpets in the general 3:00 A. M.: You're still awake, worrying seem important system, and they should be answered early in et solo by Sonny, and it is indeed most to me: lounge room of the Student Union. about how rush week will come out, how Tommy the year so that ignoranceof a magnificent one. The flipover is Dorsey has engraved a the law will not you can endure it any longer, and when in be offered as an — - a melody, twelve-inchcr that is really sharp. excuse of the person tried. the you're going to sleep. new ''As We Walk into the Sunset," which features a nice No. 1 side is a middle tempo ver- Don't Wait!Subscribe Now to sion of "For You" "Bumming Ettiquette" vocal by Ray Kellogg. that gets a won- officially defined as the intersection of the derful beat. Jo Stafford (vocalist), THE DAVIDSONIAN year certain members of the going Larry Clinton leads one of the Each new road behind the dormitories and the Ztggy Elman (trumpet), and Joe classes of most underrated crews in the biz. Only $1.50 take advantage their newness in highway from Charlotte to Statesville. This, Bushkin (piano) assist brilliantly. Per Y.ar being His latest Victor ample slow to catch on to the rules of "bum- strangely enough,is the bumming corner go- release is No. "Swing Low, — propf of the musicianship 2 is Sweet Chari- 5.nd Numand ming ettiquette." Davidson has a code of ing both ways- any discourtesy bum- of this ot," Addren to such as organization. On the "A" side, showcasing a fine arrangement rules for hitch-hiking as well as for every- ming a block ahead of the bumming corner "Bach to Boogie," and good solos. This coupling THEDAVIDSONIAN,DAVIDSON,N.C thing else. The "bumming corner" Clinton uses his is has been willbe consideredan insult to upper-classmen. knowledge of counterpoint to fine .nothing short of terrific. Thursday, October 2, 1941 THE DAVIDSONIAN P»g» Tkra* Wilson Made I Major Wilson AndCapt.Marsh FRATERNITY COUNCIL Students Fill Question of The first meeting of the Hon- Y. M. C. A. Major; Marsh orary Fraternity Council was held in the parlor of Watts on This Week The Week Monday night At the meeting Questionaire Now Captain a vote was taken to drop Alpha What's wrong with our pep I'si Omega and the Journalism Information Listed To Aid In meetings? Why don't we have from Appointment To "Y" Both Men Former Leaders On club the Council because Scout Leader more pepper in our pep-ups? inactivity. Positions Davidson Campus ml" Freshman!— Freshman! That's the F.ach president of the Honor- Reveals Aims covei all accusations: but I In order the students into can that Sept. 24, Captain ary Fraternities is to turn in a to get be all that's wrong? Is Effective the "Y" work for which they are there Wilson of R. O. T. C. de- report of the meeting of his Under the leadership of Rill Mc- something the upper classmen lack. the Laughlin assistants, best suited, the Y. M. C. A. is next to fraternity stating how many and his work is it place partment was promoted the sending out its annual or the the meetings are of major. Major were present and how the pro- with the Boy Scouts in the town week ques- held? Should there be more shirt rank Wilson tionnaire. This year the ques- an of gram was enjoyed by the mem- of Davidson is getting staitcd early tails? is alumnus Davidson, tionnaire, made up by Jerry Xew- Here's what some of the As bers. this year. representative students think about classof '26. a student here bold, will attempt to prove the he was President of the Glee It' is the hope of the council Five of the six local troops in it. Cornelius, consisting thoughts of the students as well as Club, a member t-> get more activity among the Davidson and of Scabbard gather information useful to the David 1lu! fines. Senior; and Hlade andPhi GammaDel- Honorary Fraternities. There of three white and two colored troops, have olTcially opened their Pep meetings have meant a great ta social fraternity. has been some complaint in past He was scout year. 39, In past years the questionnaire ■leal in keeping the Davidson Spirit by few years about inactivity but Troop tin- remain- tapped Omicron Delta Kap- ing lias formed a basis for appointing alive. '1he game on Saturday night pa, honorary leadership frater- tin' council will try to stay in colored troop, is scheduled to officially operating Friday. men to "Y" positions. It is im- was a fine example of what a fine nity. Major Wilson graduated behind the Fraternities this year start To assist in the colored troop portant to know for what posts a team and a lot of pep from the with ;i commission as second and give no eatise for complaint. work, acquired man is fitted and this questionnaire stands can do. Our enthusiasm must became Davidson has the lieutenant. In 19.53 he services otTcrs the most practical means. be kept to a peak, and it shouldn't captain. Last year the Major of Mr. Ain-rly. Charlotte Neuro Scout executive, and After the questionnaires are col- be left solely to the freshmen to do came back to Davidson as As- it is hoped that he will he able to solve lected they are tabulated on a all the yelling. Much encouragement sistant 1'. M. S. and T. and in- Letter Stirs some of the problems now before matter sheet in the "Y" with each can be given to the freshmen by the structor. This year he is teach- these opposite presence of upper classmen at pep ing first year R. 0. troops. man's interests listed his advanced New Reporter Among the aims 01 name When someone to nieetinps. Ilow many of us really trc MeLauffhitn is needed and his associates is hope till a vacant "Y" secretary know all the organized yells? Lieutenant Marsh has also been the that post the promoted. May By WEBSTER McLEOD the troops will be fully equipped has all the information at his tiuger- Effective 31 of this ■ Dick O'Hair, Sophomore: ■ ■ »;., It i- 10 be generally uniforms year is, Ltfpi, year he achieved the rank of cap- i9m I WP^w conceded with before the As a whole the pep meetings ''/ that Kresbntan Griyson Tucker has over. lie hopes Newbold tain. Captain, Marsh graduated Mjb * ■ also to fulfill the expects to have these seem very good and the Wildcat i ■Ph. i "i roccntl) received pne >>t the most requests from questionnaire; ready la give out here in V)M) and be was.a member Moorcsviilc which spirit is surely being developed. extraordinary by of Phi Beta Kappa. After teaching Utters ever written are that assistant scout masters the l«st part of next week. It Yet we still need 100 per cent con- i.ithii 1,1 It might be will every for a number of years. Captain !\\ a his sou. U rather sent from Davidson Col be advisable for student tribution to the yells, etc., and a rare one a. lege t>t thinking Marsh came back to Davidson as that reads letter from be about his attitude few dead pans can make pep meet- !hn father which first extends the freshman instructor. This year he con- toward "Y" and its work so ings a lot less successful. Also gratulations we will teach the sophomores. After one year of service with the Davidson R .O. T. C., Major on his Mill's choice Ol thai he can answer these questions need more upper classmen there to Wilton, above, fraternity, Sccwnd Lieutenant Sam K. Spen- left and Captain Marsh were promoted to their respective is interrupted, and re- Talks MadeBy intelligently. show the freshmen how to sirs- ranks. Major Wilton was promoted on September 24, while Captain Minu-s with a narration ol the kid- cer, class of 'i9 at Davidson, is a The "Y" hopes the K'Calest bene- their all for the Wildcats. Marsh's advancement from Lieutenant has been effective since May 31. napping "I writer new addition to the stafT this year. tin- which took Officers fit of the qucitionnaire will be in place during YMCA Joe Martin, Junior: He replaces Captain Marsh as the intermission. making the individual student feel The thing wrong In case yoii'ri- confused, Dr. Gra>- ihM lit' is a part the "Y" and main 1 see with freshman instructor. Spencer was "SfiVtf Youi Cluivt With Qad- of *nn 1.. Tucker, Sr.. pasToi of the "Y" our pep meetings is the absence of President of the Student Body, a Writer Notes Gifts ness" has been announced by the that the success of the -de- upper classmen. lifst Presbyterian Church of Laurel, pends wholly upon him. We. all should at- member of Phi Beta Kappa ami Davidson Y. M. C A. cabinet as tend, thus helping to Mississippi, was kidnapped Tuesday support our the Kappa Alpha Order . the offjcial theme for the year 1941- not try to night, September J.I by a duo of team and put th« entire Sophomore members of the R. O. OfFormer Students 42.' Talks will be made through- producing l>iis,m breakers, and general felons ECHOES OF THE PAST load of pep on the fresh- T. C. have been Formed as a sopho- out the year with this theme as men. which .c|i|.c.u-. south in Tucker's car, and ■ (iraysou, One Year Ago Besides more upper class- more company this year. This com- Adds ol the same Jr. the' CCntlal' topic men make Each Class otDavidson building. beard about it lirst hand from the better shirt tails. pany will function for the first six Beauti- Previous to this issue. Jim Me- Freddy Johnion to play at Home- Its Gift Toward I'>_'_' kidnappedhimself. Tom Brown, Senior: drills. Different members of the fying Campus In ,i fund was collected lor Crary, Charlie Parrish, Albert W'inn. coming... 5. P. E. wins Scholar the purpose of erecting ;i It serins that Dr. Tucker was writ- Personally J think that the pep class will be selected for each drill clock and Charlie Walt havemade talks in (hip Cup for 1939-40 ... Vowle* lower; mi I'Lvi this was changed, iiiK "! letter to (jrayson in his church study meetings have been much more of to act as cadet officers and non- By HOWELL MORROW cfiapcl concerning their depart- return* home nfter scientific hpwever, and the went study and had to interrujit his to a success this year than last. 1 commissioned olTfTicers. This ac- Davidson men little realize, as money to- ments. ...V. M. I. throw hoavy eleven tion has been taken in order to ward providing :i prize for excel* 'writing long enough to take his against Cats in Conference game. thmk that the Freshman Class has, they thrust tlu-ir sleepy heads out home, Special emphasis this year will be lence mi the Greek Department. little daughter As he step- as a whole, shown good peppy give all members of the class a of the dormitory windows and placed upon student prayer meet- Five Years Ago Cash in "' Mi'- ped out ot his car on his return spirit. Perhaps this is because of chance to demonstrate their abil- glance at the dial of the clock was raised 1923 for inns in the dormitories These liURe to the study, a rather formidable Wildcats hand Wolfpack 6-2 the cheer ity to command and instruct units. niorial Room in Chambers lluild- meetings arc held every Wednes- leaders. on the north end of Chamber* young torty-fivc trimming . . . Literary group will Suggestions At the end of this period of drills, iiiK This room was dedicated to bandit stuck a in day for improving this UuildinK, that the time is bi'iriK ribs, night at 10:15. hear Sandburg talk . . . Library spirit selection of corporals for the various Dr. J. M. McConncll, Professor of his asked him to hold up his would include more bon-fire brought to them through the cour- Included in the "'Y" officer's " listory. hands, and move over. will display works of Sandburg ■ meetings, companies of the battalion wilt be I are Owens, . pep more meetings in tesy of the cla:.s of 1936. As the group Jim president; tt*xt for his The at the northwest corner The accosted complied with this Brown writes Economic front of Chambers, and in chapel. based on the performance indicated early morning sunlight plays upon Kates Myron Sandifer. first vice-presi- (better rather unusual request immediately. Class. together with other work previously the immense hands, and the sad of the campus known as dent ;Jesse Wooten, second vice- C. T. Daniel, Freshman : tin- location of the official bununing At this point, a second bandit Ago done. newt that the first class will soon president ; and Shaw Smith, gen- Ten Years The pep meetings would be more corner) were gift class hopped into the car and directed begin is slowly grasped by the a of the eral secretary. Davidson team introduces pa*« of a success if there was something of '-'■). Tins one Dr. Tucker to show them the Mo- drowsy senses of the unhappy stu- has been oi the The "Y" cabinet is composed of to southern footbaU. Annual c*k« to stimulate them. The "shirt-tail" most appreciated ami frequently bile highway. The car pulled out dent, returns to the bed for a Myron Sandifer, vespers and church race to be held tomorrow is a good idea because it is a harm- he used in the entire The pa.stor and felons and all, and ... Magazine few more precious moments of Mifts list. relations; Jerry Newbold, Sunday Literary Societies hold first meeting less game (unless some more fresh- To men Campus headed toward Mobile. gives thought of 1925 covered the Schools; Arch Taylor, Deputations; of th* year. men fall in holes) and a lot of slumber. He never a Well which given by Dr. Tucker informed them that pennies saved was the class K'.ilph Williams, Social Life; Mon- fun. This gives that needed pep Appear Soon to the fact that the ,.f 'lo. they had kidnapped a minister. by the Seniors of 1936 have bought roe Hush, World Evangelism; Bill Watt, Freshman Work,; Al Wlnn, because it arouses the spirits of We are*indebted to the class 'This would happen ,to us," re- This year sometime between the tliis clock which will continue to of Sprunti Publications.; Bill Mac- Student Government;Jim McCrary. the boys. There is much more fun '26 for the concrete benches which marked one of his captors. middle and the latter part of Oc- serve Davidson men as time Roes on. Lauchlin, Boy's Work; Jimmic Kul- Spiritual Development; Woot- in having these meetings out of are found upon our campus, while Then the fast-thinking preacher Jesse tober, the first issue of Davidson's ebei. Hoy's Work; Bill MacLauch- cn, Spiritual Development ; and doors as the students feel freer. We As this same student walks across year 19_'7 brought ill made a deal. He convinced them quarterly magazine, Scripts 'N the for the lin, Community Service; Charlie Charlie Parrish, l'hap«l have excellent cheer leaders so the the campus that night, lie speaks by capture they Services. Franks, will be released by the ticket booth located near the stad- that his would meetings should be successes. to his companion of the beautiful just add to their troubles, but if publishers. To the upperclassmen ium entrance. The sta^e curtains bi^ht which Chambers Building af- they C. C. Morehead, Juniort exceptional note, lor Chambers Auditorium reflect would take him back to his this should be of fords as brilliant Uoud lights think meetings help- the ihe elTorts of the Seniors of '29 study, he would kivc his oath as I the pep are because in the past years the mag- Vet, he fails gleam upon it. to to beautify buildings. The a minister not to notify the author- ful for the football boys; they give azine has never come out before our class mention the class of '31 to whom we a mo- the boys a feeling that the student November. of 'JO followed by giving the Cy- ities until inoruiiiK. "After are indebted for these lights doramn curtain and tin- red val- ment's deliberation they agreed. body is behind them. The only The staff headed this year by ThroiiKbout the day we u*e and ance tbr Di. Tucker was unable tu supply mistake Ican see is that when the Hodges, editor ; North- for auditorium curtains. Dan John admire .many thing* here on our I contribution ol [he of them wijli the two hundred dollars football team is winning there is cross, editor; In- ilavs art and John Mac- campus which are to us from they requested, but be- did plenty of yelling but when they kinnon, tfifts \31 lias heiu mentioned >is wnsist voj^n- business manager; plan to men long a tough is Davidson who have since ing of the flood lights lor Chamb- tcer lo furnish them with a dollar have little luck there give to the students a better mag- left us. Occasionally we see a little ers Auditorium. A Student Loan lor gasoline so that they would less cheering;. This is the time they azine with several new departments. — inscription which reads 'Presented 1-iind was made possible in 1932, mil leave thr i.\r in a ditch need more pep when they are not The cover will be drawn by Art " — by the class of 19 and in 1933 the Seniors k;ivc thr So Brr-— Tnrkrr to his doing as well as you would like. Editor Northcross, and in addition returned The custom of donating a cla^s public address system which adds study and on .Wednesday, he lin- Ed. Currie, Sophomore: to the regular features there will al- gift was started 1906 the much to our athletic contests. ished his letter to GraySdtl so be new sections on records; "in when Pep meetings are great, especially of year decided to The chair winch l)r Cun- The following Thursday the front clothes, movies, books, and possibly- Seniors that upon for the Freshmen, because it is im- Wiley ningham sits hi-- office w-ps a pdgc oi laurel I.eader'Call car- several others. build Dam. This was to in the portant that they get school spirit provide a place where the students presentation of .the class of '34; ried a front page head: "Reign Hodges declared the in the beginning of their first year. Editor that could enjoy aquatic sports. The other furnishings for this olfice of Terror Started Here With Dr. peppy stories will be better A Freshman class is a great cartoons and site of this lake was the present were also provided. 'Ihe drinking- IConlmurd on Haae Sii\ ever, already has asset to college life in every way; than and that he fairway of the fifth hole on the fountain in the stadium is the long however, 1 believe the pep meetings in hand a list of choice new college golf course. The graduates present for the year 1935. Ihe jokes. could be unproved upon if more made a real sacrifice that year, be- clock "given by the graduates of Now Playing junior com- upper classmen attended them and The editorial staff is cause they gave up the publishing 'Mi Jias been named. The class of Hipp, Harry joined in the yells. Pep meetings posed of Calhoun Al- provide equip a room at Preyer Sing len, of their annual in order to \S7 chose to Crowds don't take very much time and if Bill Lyman, Jim Chapman, Lacy money for this project. Infirmary, and in 1938 Or. Hard- j the whole student body Macl.ean, and White; and The could g«t Jim The class of '07 followed their ing's portrait jjas provided for the | Praises of together yell sing Hodges predicts that these, coupled aiid and "Oh example and built the frontdoors of ajumni office. in a with the rest of the staff, should SONJA HENIE Davidson" once while it would Old Chambers Building. The light The men oi 'i'J matched their be fine only give Davidson a magazine equal to for not the Freshmen standards on the south side of the predecessors of 'id by decorating] John Payne-Milton Berle but everybody. any publication of the other South- for Library were provided in 1915, the south end of Chambers with ern Colleges. and In Koss Parks, Junior : the Seniors of the following year a clock also. college7 The freshmen as yet don't seem built the Drinking Fountain or Col- A man who served the. ! VALLEY Football games. If what wa s»y "SUN to have learned what the true "'Da- lege Well. [Continued on tag* SU1 is true, then freshmen from year vidson Spirit" means. There are Our flag pole was made possible SERENADE to year have become progretsively entirely too many who are indiffer- by the class of '17, and if you will CRYMES, worse. But, why should the burden FAUL AND Inc. SEE ent at the pep meetings. The most carefully, you of keeping "the ole' Wildcat spirit" notice will find the THE BREATH TAKING glaring offense is the failure to re- inscription "Presented by the class at fever-pitch from Saturday to move caps when "Oh Davidson" is of 1918" upon concrete steps SportingGoods Saturday rest solely upon the fresh- the BLACK ICE BALLET friendly played. There more B Have fun-be should be and Gymnasium. B of the This class also men? It's our Davidson too, and HEAR livelier pep meetings with a few gave the light standard by means of it should seem that we owe it to shirt tails thrown in. which you are enable to read the -o- GlenMiller and Orchestra the team and to the school to Treat yourself and . : inscription. PLAY Hank Crane, Junior: participate in these pep meetings It's an old Davidson tradition that bigger and T!ie light standard on the west of "IN THE MOOD" en masse. I'm all for 415 S. Tryon Street ;;" others to fresh-tasting each upper class gripe about the better "shirt-tails" and the more the Old Library is a gift of the "CHATANOOGA poor spirit shown by the freshmen upper-classmen class of '19. The men of '20 fol- CHOO CHOO" there to make these Charlotte, N. C. every year at pep meetings lowed by donating the sun dial "I KNOW WHY" r ey>s Spearmint Gum M ud [Continued on Page SixJ *s' Hits Soon 1 Other "WILD GEESE CALLING" The Flavor Lasts M Dance Date In The RHYTHM" B With Your LJOTPI WM* D- RADPINfiPP "TIME OUT FOR ConnesteeRoomatThe— MM■ tL Wm K DAKKIINOtK Featuring a Meyer Davis Band "Cy Dilman and Hit Orchestra" Nightly Except Sundays, DuringOctober and »-.'f^'-ijjittfrfiMEflHsMMsB^WsMsftfflMs^Msu^sMMsMPi^s^s^s^s^ tf"^'laWSlEfnP November. IMPERIAL ■

CATSTIE STATE; ** ■E&li *■ v* IItt i Wildcat Sports CAROLINA SATURDAY S^^jS^ Bv LACY MacLEAN P.TRe Four THE DAVIDSONIAN Thuriday, October 2, 1941

Fight Night It's fight night in New York ami if part of this column come- out Wildcats Prime Attack For Carolina in a hodge-podgi ol fight talk and football, you can Maine the radio which is right in front of this machine . . . There's the hell. . . They're ouIlinK Uiujutib ihf in -t half m the round. ... Now they're mixingi As Tar Heels Look For Hard Battle ol there, both them punching .. Nova keeps it up. both them in and of . By HARRY HOLLINGFIELD startling moving . . The bell for the end of the round and no action. Sporti Editor Daily Tar Heel Carolina Fans Remember Last Year's Struggle; Cats 6-6 Tie Bul by reading time mi this the fight's history, so lets go to football. With Stale Indicates Stiff Test For Invaders; Frederick, The week-end was a very plea-ant one in almost all respects for Spencer By ■ i^^HF^Vjj^Kv. jflHp^^^^w Chapel Hill, North Carolina— The Feared Rams. Davidson footli.til. Beside* th.ir own performance against State, the JSP jCarolina football team hasn't for- Davidson's fighting Wildcats, continuing in their role as "giant-killers" Cats can look to nearly all their future opponents and find consolation. gotten a Saturday afternoon in arc reaily to shoot everything they have against the North Carolina Tar Carolina went down before S. C.'s Gamecock], V. M. 1. took a terrible Winston-Salem last year when an Heels Saturday in an effort to give the dope bucket good beating from Clcmson, Kentucky walloped V. P. I. (its the end of the another kick. Iinspired and brilliantly-played Dav- Ihe -bowing of the Cats last Saturday Greensboro against second and Nova, .dihouuh mining hi- hard one-, took the round) and at State idson team battled the Tar Heels swelled the hopes of even the most conservative of Davidson's followers, Sewanee nosed out Washington and Iec 20-19. Citadel was idle but to a 7-7 tie for the first half be- and if they keep the fight and spirit displayed in last week's game, any- Wofford pirshed liver three score- on reputedly mighty Furman. Only fore falling to superior manpower thing can happen. The Tar Heel's surprising by Duke racked up a decisive win. and no one here on the lull would rc(re1 defeat South Carolina's in the second half. Gamecocks 13-7 last Saturday gives aspirations, the Demon Deacon's taking a bad beating. the Cat backers even more And for that reason the Tar Heels by proving that Carolina is sadly missing passing To get back to State, those Cats, resembling the fighting Wildcats the brilliant of last pull into Davidson Saturday, not year's Sweet Jim l.alanne, and the stellar play of "All-American" "■I l.,ritier \c;,r- rrnlU dui.' dewfl oi.l |.lived football with ,i l.irye portion end. looking for a breather with the 1'atil Severin. of tile Wildcat -pirit which the -indent body -et m- to he lo ing. A Presbyterians a typically light Davidson line, it rank- broken by injuries, fought the but for real hustle. The pre-scason statistics show With a experienced that, State forward- to a standstill again and again anil did a noble defensive veteran and though short on stars, the line running pint-sized lob all through the fil) minutes Spencer, l^^y. and Shannon toted the before a Tar Heels arc long on smooth- juni- Mat Practice ball handsomely, and William-. Shannon and the other receivers cer- backiiold composed mostly of clicking team work. There arc 21 sophomores, j tafnly did their ■ or- and the Tar Heels returning luttcrtncn and 25 other re- ,'ffer year -<■■ 1 this a more balanced Today serves. The aver- nun, writ) -ups, Starts starting I>;n : in. 1 \ .uvwy-*on the wrong -ide ni the press line will ci attack than they have in the age pounds, failed to get the notice- again in the Sunday \. M.'-. hut the Monday around 195 and the past two years. Frank O'llare, Practice for varsity wrestlers be- only 10 pounds lourtia!.- were beucfictcut in bestowing irtdi; fot .i rcmaxkabjfi performs backfield will be senior tailback, has two good lighter. anee. and in a -cii-e righted the mi-deed- of the Saturday reporters gins today, in the "New" gym, ac- sopnomorcs replacements in Hugh cording to the" latest reports from Davidson's first string line will Carolina Situation Cox, the sophomore running star ffFfriii'wwJHllHinnrfilTfinn^ i'' coaches Charlie Parker and closely match that of the Univer- Ml -if which i'"!n'.- i.i Carolina (Xuva just went in the -iuh. and in the I.enoir- Khyne game, and Leo LeBlanc, "lluzz" Council. sity's in weight, the Louis i- -till lli. The Tar l+eels ju-i couldn't '-jit against South Hill Shaw, 205 pound senior from Fnyeltevillc,played 55 minutes of billed as Jim I.alanne's but backfield They looked like they had the material, but the -park was irond football agajnat N. C. Slate last Saturday, and filled the hole left by successor in Carolina's pasting A better than average season is will have a twenty pound deficit - Herb Rnin^y's broken t**^ nicely. Shnw is n sure starter against Carolina. game. lacking Cox \s.i- tadly under pn notices in ms running game, but his anticipated by the coaching staff de- which they are hoping to make up passes were goodi and it's passes that the tat- must fr:i r most. Weak O'Har* To Start spite the loss oT Jack Abels, last easily in speed and all around abil- defense, probably due to size, hren of the pass a certain extent to has one Although both Cox and LeBlanc year's captain and consistent point- ity. Alf Taylor rates as a prob- David>,,;i fadings for year-, and Carolina, notably strong on the passing '"Cats Dazzle Wolfpack have shown definite potentialities, winner. able starter due to George Marsh's game, appear to In well fortified aj.iin tbi- year. Their bnly*hoteworthj O'Harc; because of his more con- leg injury drive again*! the Gamecocks was through air, through the Returning this year from the 1940- in the State game. This tlie and it was sistant play rates the N'o. 1 spot .iir they good squad Brinson, only likely change th.it tallied. Cox and O'Mare are passers, and Leo I.eBlaiic With Hard Earned Tie in the Tar Heel backfield. It was 1941 will be Convert, will be the from ,i- ot country'^ pitching i- billed another the Louisiana wonders. Austin O'llare who ignited the second I'-d Hipp, Paul Browning, Vcrnon last week's starting line. In the - week expected. ['inky matches is not complete, but it is by moulding Lacy, spencer and Frederick into the same backfield, hut ii> j-l.iy for Davidson is Elliot and Stu Richardson fairly at expected to be announced in a short whether Spencer'.- full-force effectiveness can lie secured from the wing- Davidson, displaying some of the Since tlie fir.-t game is scheduled are well set the flanks Groceries with while. The Southern Conference _bai:.k. is debatable.— Also, lie's a migliK .small man to do the heavy de- tine-! -pirii ever exhibited In a for a week from tomorrow, the Dick Sieck and Dick White at the tackle posts. Gywnn Xowell Wrestling Meet will be held in fensive work required of a wing. The attack will be slowed somewhat t .it eleven, mrt a favored Wolfpack starting lineup is not yet known, EVERY LINE OF 1 a guard Greensboro this year, probably dur- with Frederick at tad. and the big blonde - blocking itaitty will be largely ha.s death hold on9one post, and nut-played them in alnio-t every hut the following- boys'play ha* bad ing the latter part of January. HARDWARE lo-t, but the shift may be for the good, but Bill Haircloth and Joe Wolfe department. them miming on the first string in are waging a bitter battle for the Get Carolina After a uive and take policj that practice and scrimmages. other job. Co-captain Carl Sun- ERNEST ELLISON, INC. M. H. GOODRUM lasted for three quarters, State On thr ilanks art- Hill Dunn and theinittr. the best center in the "Just Insurance" long AND COMPANY finally broke through with big Tom Pe.ters, both of whom can Southern conference as as a 115 Eait Fourth StrMt bad knee holds intact, will be in the Dobie N'el-on, fullback, Davidson,N.C. Juniors, Seniors Head plunging really slug those passes. Also middle of the line. CHARLOTTE, N. C. carrying the pigskin over from his battling for the end position arc Expect Trouble t' ree yartl line. Hub Kendriqk an "hirted boys drove down to Stale's and the lattrr giving them plenty men will move back a few yards .... , ,. , , used a running attack to any ad- twelve yard line. Here little Dave Ilioma- and Yarborough, downed , "» , of competition. when Red Hethca goes into punt vantage, ....Lnjanias passes .have been ' ! Spencer dropped back .and flipped Bi|l Suits Tailored the Freshmen >,-() la-t ihjirJslaxJ clicking . which makes the Seni- Turner and Bibbs' are holding formation. a beautiful pass to ,scrappy Pat down the guard position, both big To Carolina supporters, the game and repeateil with the same score ors the logical choice for the-crown, William-, w4io stepped the By ROCKINGHAM over boys hitli plenty of fighti stacks up as being a clash between over the Sophomores on Monday.] cross -tripes for-Davidson's tally. good Ihe center will probably be Bing- a little and a big,average team. The Ju,uior-, with the passe, from Davidson displayed a fBOB HOPE Pauletta— Goddard— in BOWLING CARNIVAL "NOTHING BUT " THE TRUTH" Don't Wait! Subscribe Now to Mooresville Billiardsind Bowling THE Watch The Davidsonian For Sapp's StarU Monday DAVIDSONIAN JACK BENNY VzMile Out on Salisbury Road BigOpening — — Only $1.50 Per Year I in Of A "CHARLEY'S— AUNT' Send N«m. and Addntt to MOORESVILLE, N. C. With— NEW ANDMODERN DRUGSTORE THROUGHOUT JAMES ELLISON THEDAVIDSONIAN,DAVIDSON, KAY FRANCIS N.C Thursday, October 2, 1941 THE DAVIDSONIAN P.I. F*. Rudolph PRAYER MEETINGS Friendship Of Christ *Among THE GREEKS Williamson Prayer meetings, drawing lixty-tcvcn per cent of David- Discussed At Vespers Phi Delta Theta Alumni ieen at the game were Is Speaker ion'» Student Body, w»r« held Joe Shelton, Hd Shermake, and Sam The Phi Delts moved their head- in thirty-six halli last Wednes- Pritchett Speaks On Man' quarters from Davidson to Greens- College Professor Answers day at 10:15 P. M. Need For Divine Friendship boro last week-end for the game By Sunday night all the Chapter Will Durant's Speech Courtney And and eighteen The Friendship Council, under with nineteen brothers liad returned to the hill with the ex- At the vesper service last Sunda pledges attending the game. There the leadership of Jim McCrary our Rev. C. Pritchet ception of Brother Neill who oper- Last Sunday Hi. Kene de Visme Band Choose pastor, R. were only three remaining on the and Jesse Wooten, sponsors a >puke about "The Friendship o ated in Spartanburg. Williams...11. Professor of Economics campus. ami Political Science here at David- group of prayer meetings origin- Jesus Christ." Mr. Pritchett gav It is with pleasure tliat we an- Sweet Styl\e Brother VVeitall had definite in- son, brought to tin- Sunday School ated by, composed of, and con- to each of those who attended terests in Aiheville and Pledge O. noutlce the pledging uf C. Walk- to Du- realization that the greatest friem J. class .m answer Ur. Will ducted by, the students thorn- Vince Courtney and hit Duke Am- E. Starnes went alony to chaperon. er of Statesville. rant's speech of the day before. a man can have is Jesus, our Savio selves. bassadors, whohave been bookedby Kitt Beaty preferred Rock Hill to Di. Williamson .-tressed the lie be- "One of the assets of college life Sigma Phi Epsilon the Pan-HcHenic Council for the ajserted, Greensboro and Cob Pierce found true religi-. its own he "i* the formation o Nearly «11 of the Brothers tween true science and Each hall conducts Homecoming .Set, feature many \V. C. more interesting than the the sincere, lasting friendships." Ob mi a« opposed to minsinter- meeting, with its own loaders varied arrangements of nationally game. journeyed to Greensboro this week- prttatiqns pseudo - ought to begin at his very firs and sciences. and is attended by the students known orchestras. Greensboro wasn't enough for I end to catch that date and carry Both science and religion seek the entrance to collega to choose h rooming on that particular floor. The leader himself is a vocalist friends with care. Taking Hobbie. After the game he head- her to the game. Brothers Gwynn Itruth, and if the science is genuine, his tex and several arrangements are work- from 15:1-17, speaker en ed for the fair city of Spartanburg Hay and t. -t pii'vcl. there will be noI Though an attendance of tixty- John the and accompanied the team ed aroundhis repertoire. Generally, larged way where lie spent a "quiet" Sunday at conflict between that and a true upon the in which w while tlie rest readied the Gate icvcn per cent is an exceptional- the orchestra stresses a sweet style Converse. interpretation of religion. If ap- can make friends with Christ. "Y City as best they could. Pat Rudolph, president iv the ly fine beginning, the council combined with a forceful punch, are my you Sunday night, after everything proached from a rational angle friends if do whatsoeve Pan-1iellenic Council, has just an- per which combination should result in down, Rrother Morton travelled to his with rc- has set seventy-five cent as 1 command you," the Savior sai< had calmed liicre was a feed science will be eonfistant nounced tlu- signing of the Home- a delightful dance orchestra. home in Waycross, Ga,, where he ligion. itt goal for the next prayer meet- Mr Pritchett pointed out that Chri at the ho'usc. j coming Baud. As shown on page enjoined and increasing Advance information friim the us as Christians to love on reports many big deals. The other Dr. Williamson also stressed the ing an even per- 1 Phi Gamma Delta one, V'ince Courtney and his Duke fraternities tends to show that there another. "This, he fcaid, "wou fact that faith gives power. I'aith as semester advances. part of the week was spent going Ambassadors will he presented at centage the jwill be one of the largest groups of discriminate our affection from Practically the entire Fiji band will give power to either good or to and from Charlotte, the two dances of the set. |dates lure in Homecoming history. everyone, to those who ars th left the campus atnl headed north evil enterprises, lie cited the ex- Sunday, Such information is gathered from friends of God." city of G-boro. Phi Gams Brother Turner rushed to amples of small minorities, such as the indications of the sale of favors, Our pastor dosed his sermon b e to be seen on every bumming Shelby and back just to see Peggy Hitler's early party, having faith in etc tellinji of a former Davidson itu ner between here and that fair for a few hours, l'.rothers Gwynn, themselves, and so ri>ing to great Le Cercle Francais ' dent who, iu attempting to rescu luinhts. He warned us to think for The Pan Hellenic Council now Fulchcr, Belts, Miller and Wliitley a friend iu this community was him ourselves, not by the plans to continue the system ai was tthcThe Brother! who were present to enjoyed the Queens dating parlor and be led self drowned, love hat changed years "Greater witness the Wildcats hold the Wolf- Will Durants of the world. Elects New Members about two ag<), of Sunday night. We are all going to no man than this, that a man la pack Ragan, having one dauce before Christmas to a 6-6 tie were: Amos back the Cats against and down bis life for a friend." Pharr, Carolina Plunk, tt and three in the spring. Midwinters, "Butch" llowcll Morrow, W. C. Elected Presi- The congregation way are expecting a big week-end. the next set, will come right after fed cab Dabney, Hob Crowell, Bill Camera Fans dent For '41-'42 uphold, to the highest degree, tl iinpbell, Kufus Nimnions, "Hank" Pi Kappa Phi Tourney To the mid-year examinations. I.e Cerclc Francais, at its meeting great Davidson tradition of Friem rane, Cavert, Taylor, Kapps Pete Arch The campus was bare of Pi Monday, September 29, elected into ship, and the custom of speaking Summers, Hodgei and \\*eek-end, -every Hold Meeting PHITO MEET ill Dan the past with it- body si\ new members and fellow students. pledge leaving cam- Nov.6 rrcsi.lenl Tom Plunk will call brother and the members, Begin night, lelevated two associate inccting.of The Glee Club's rendition of "( remaining pus for some par! of tlie country Last Tuesday tin- Camera the first the Philanthrop- Most of the brothers - Knox Miller and Dick Philips, Holy Father" to create t t lull, composed of students inter John ic Lucrai v Society la etn'\ions meetings. Xhlitcd States He is also on tl honr^-loving game of the chapter's little French, and Vantis. After the crs In appear before tlu- club. The DavidSon last tall. The attraction who wish to enter should see cither All nliI members arc uryed to Foreign Mission Hoard of o group, Kapps Sl.jw Ralph the Campus Kiu\ who en- the Pi celebrated Davidson's club aKu plans to inter several CJt will be a play presented by the Smith or Williams bc- ]attend tins initial meeting. Church. joyed a barbecue at Mrs. BairdV "almost-victory" everywhere from hibits, one of which lake*, place bc- Cokcr co-eds. lore Monday, Nov. 6, when the ; Christmas, The highlight of the week-cue Greensboro to Chapel Hill. fore Elected a? '41"'")_' club officers entrylist will be closed. con- was a delightful barbecue supper Brothers Logan, Herring, Way- The Queens CulU-iu1 Club and the were: W. C. Plunkctt, President; Important features of the Saturday afternoon at the bcautifu ptnan, Gowdy, and McCrea also at- local club, as in the past, will hold Eel Scott, Vicc-Presidcnt; Hank test every \ear are the finals and home of Mr. and Mrs. E. 1\ Lucas tended the South Carolina-North .several joint meetings. Crane, secretary; Dr. Golditre, the beautiful trophy presented to played father and mother of Brother Ec Carolkja tilt in Chapel Hill before A well-equipped darkroom is open Treasurer, tlie winner. The finals are the gymnasium, where everybody and Pledge Jack. A number o going to .Greensboro. to all members of the club. Several Regular meetings of Le Ccrele in brothers and pledges further enjoy Brother Clarence McArthnr made excellent pieces of equipment will Francais will be held on Tuesday. has a chance to sec it. The band is to lie on hand to play several cd the gracious hospitality of the two trips to Charlotte 'Over the be added this year. Lucases, spending night numbers as an added attraction the at the j week-end.Other Pj Kapps who went President Rhync asks that anyone PEP MEETING home, just to pep tip the contest. Lucas located outside of to the "big city" were Brothrr Ray- interested in joining the club to get There will he a Pep Meeting, Greensboro, stayed Mac Bruce was the winner of the while still more mond and Pledges Gaithcr, Birm- in touch with him at No. 2 West. Shirt Tail, anil Bon I'irc on I-'ri- with other members there. ingham, and Buck William! day night in preparation for the handsome trophy presented ■ last N, j given Wilson visited in ("ruft, (".. after' game Saturday night yrar. A similar one is to be The week-end was further en- Pledge Johnny Campbell spcut the ( to come off livened by the presence of Brother the game, and Hedge Urother Joe between Davidson and The Uni- to the winner this year. week-end at his home in Lumber- Bachman attended the Bill Grosse, who has been a visitor ton, while Brother Plunkett jourV Catawba-j vcrsity of North Carolina, George College game in Salisbury. Mitchell, leader, SYNOD MEETS HERE on the campus for the past few days. ncyed to Myrtle Harts- ■"KiiiK* chief cheer an- . Jo». I Beach and \lledyc Brother Ed Meeting in Chambers Audi- o( modest ..^^jl^J.^- Bill capably officiated at a gala WTiitesides I iiniiiueil that he would try to parents as! North Carolina Synod party at the Boar and Castle after |had his from Gastonia ; have a member of the football torium the Brother John Robinton and guests heard the game. his '>n the campus Saturday squad' to talk to the meeting. of the Presbyterian Church Pledge Pic Walton went to their afternoon. All Freshmen will be required an address by Dr. C. E. Dichl Kappa Sigma respective homes in Derita and to meeting to sign up again this week. There as the climax then Hickory. South Carolina attracted Beta Ilicl.i Pi Wednesday evening With the exception of three boys, : was a long list of absentees from at 7:30 I two Pledges, Prank Key going to Barium the entire Chapter journeyed to Greensboro was the town for most j lasi week's meeting and Judge Alter meeting at IGaffney, and Sumner Williams to game. Among of the Brothers ami Pledge Broth i Irani; Springs Tuesday and Wednesday Greensboro for the iGreenville. Brother Bob Patton | I'alclwcll has asked for a ers this week-end.- Some of them ( nt the delegates drove to Davidson the remaining three was Alston 1 list the absentees from this stayed in Kutherfordton and Pledge i they Dichl, Dr. Thompson who just had to visit were at VV. C. and G. C. while! meeting lie says that it will go where heard Dr. |Jimmy Corrigan bummed tu High l.iti|;lt\ the City. Pledges Gault others went slag. I'.rotbti s Spike.\ hard with tUc lireiliman who liei W. 1.. and R.v. O. C. Queen Mebane, Schmidt, Barn- The of the and Henderson 'also limited thei Craig J>>e I bis name on both lists. Williamson. theme Brother Sam Hemphill, an well, Winn, meeting was "Christian excursions to Charlotte. Al Stale? Garrison' and All uppe'retassmen are urged entire " i l&EPPBR CRAFT alumnus of the class of '39, attend- 1'ledges I'.ob Kiiulriek, I)mi Lip- Education In Greensboro brothers am tn attend the Pep Meeting and the ed the game in Greensboro and scomb and Pritchett went on mii uj pledges with their dates were enter Jack Shirt Tail. s is spent Sunday in Davidson. Burlington for the rest of the taincd by Brother Carter with to It has hem suggested that £^-\ week-end. Brother Elliott White the buffet supper at his home. Tha Kappa Alpha , [irishmen watch themselves at took in the Carolina Vs. Carolina' coupled with a sensational game Not many of the knights allowed Bon Fire and not get too game and the State game spending j the made the week-end an exccptionall anything to interfere with their go- | close. Some came dangerously Sunday at his home in the suburbs successful one. ing to the N. C. State game at close to the of Burlington. blaze last week. Brothers Booth, Amos, Phillip Grcenboro Saturday. They all had There will be a short meeting The other crew to Greensboro Taylor a good time, and some were for- |' 111 Chapel Saturday niortiing at and remained in Greensbor ' included Brothers Efird, Unwell, CAfETERIA Sunday night. Brother Dick too tunatc to have dates. which time there will be a few Upchurch, Church, Caterson, Shaw,!' quick trip to Sumter, S. C. Sun Following 6-6 "victory" yells. a the for Walker, Wheeler, Ed and day. Brother Kelly went to Lynch Davidson many of the brothers and. Jack Philips,, Rainy McCary, and pledge -M burg after the game. Brothers Man pledges had further pleasure and if The entire brothers delegates to Charlotte were Broth- Brother "S" Robinson and , UP and Prices DOWN. You game ■ \* huge pur- pledges, attended the in ers "Moon' Dunn and ''Nic" Pinker- Brother Rush Smith went to their DON AMECHE— BETTY GRABLE ... .*. get the savings of i.i-, j chasing power and planned Greensboro, Saturday night, scat- i IUIJ ton, who brought back reports of[ 1 homes at Gastonia. Brother Paul " production, because w.\. tering afterwards to various hot a lovely time. Pledge Brother TomI Neisler was in Kings Mountain. combined purchases with 617 spots on the city of Greensboro anfr '' other leading stores,under the Glasgow visited his home in Char- Tuesday, 0-7 "Duck" Rankin covered northern Monday and October *'" ' K^ < nationally famous CLIPPER the vicinity. lotte on Sunday. Brother Russet fPii'W N. C. from Greensboro to Mt.Gilead. {.. ' fe^'^l CRAFT PLAN. Come in and Dates for the game included th Beam and Pledge Brother Bob Du- ' ' see how you, too can Dress ■ "Unfinished Business" / mu&Q&ZU ' : Guio OuestS Sunday included Caroline ; Better Today, following W. C. lasses Julia rant went to their respective homes * '.''|KW' the CLIPPER Patty Guion, Margaret Husk in Lumbcrton and Southern PinesijParker, Alice Withers and Edithj ROBERT MONTGOMERY— IRENE DUNNE Wlllifl' CRAFT WAY. Wilma Tillet, Bradley Duffy, L for a week-end visit. Brother CamI1 Ebclein. Morris, Schnepfe, Franc * "drl'i) Headquarter* For Clipper Jean fc'Lm* ' '\ ■ — Scott, Daphne Lewis, Eva Alle i S \ Craft America's Only Na- Greensboro, Wednesday, October 8 f i'l$MS\'i:-kY&x-mffi \ tionally Radio Advertised Travis of and Mar MS"**" , . Men's Clolhe. Katherine Smith of Statesville. THACKER'S LtfMsL?--- Brothers Bell, Shannon, Moor "CheersFor Miss Bishop" head, Hill, and Browning an RESTAURANT Farrior Pledges Frederick and 221 S. Tryon Street spent the night at Brother.Brinson'i MOTION PICTURES ARE YOUR BEST ENTERTAINMENT Opposite Johnston Building High Point, with swimming and in FiBOO riding on the program" Sunday. \5wnRS0N PlDDUCnX For Private Dihing Room Pcarsoll and Sam Hen- Brothers ReservationPhone 5490 Pledge Stroup spent the DAVIDSON *" - (^/T^AW-OTTl.Jtft. and THEATRE derson rt, nght at Brother's Brockraan's. Page Six THE DAVIDSONIAN Thursday, October 2, 1941 Pres. Wilson's Visit HONORARY FRATERNITY SCHEDULE Deputaters Attend 1941 First And ThirdWeeks 1942 I I Memorable For D.C. Iline Monday_— _ Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Vespers At Raleigh i : . . I OF THE WEEK 7 Sigma Scabbard Dr. Martin Gives Eye-Witness QUESTION :00 .Sisma Taylor, Crane, And McCrary nttnu, to f'i Delta' and Story of War-Time Presi- \C i;■ m Ptf Thnt\ S;(iO Sigma Pi Blade Take PartInPeace College dent's Return good and lively, the more 1 think Adds the frethmen will appreciate their Draft Services aft 8:00 Heaver Gamma ;,i SEES EUMENEAN HALL ■tatus a year from now "sopho- . cnf to Club Sigma Red and black FriteniltlaiFraternitiM RESPOND mores." 9:00 O. I). K. Epsilon .+ Masquers To Student TO REQUEST Occupant Well, we've talked about it, now Wilson's Old Room Viewpoints ExchangedBy Dives Out Window let's all do something about it. Let's 9:T)0 go Davidson! to f. R. C. Sigma Y. M. C. A. Headaches Members of Both Y'« By MAC JEFFRIES 10 :(K) Upsilon Cabinet ' Hill Lytnan, Junior: i Both before and after coniiuR to Arch Taylor, Hank Crane, To me the cheering at football Pursuit Of Knowledge Over- Davidson, many were the stories and Jim McCrary comprised a games, whole, Second And Fourth Weeks shadows War Importance we had heard concerning the col- on the has been deputationto Peace College in lege's N'n. One aluniinis — President good during ilie years that 11 have ' To Youth Raleigh last Sunday. The Dav- heard, 7:00 Phi Philanthropic, Alpha idson boys in response WoodroVt Wilson. We had been at Davidion. The times when Eumenean Epsilon went to instance, to Mu By LEON DRAKE the request of the Peace Y. for the prize talc of hi- it seems to he tno>t lacking \i when 8:00 Alpha Societies Delta W. return ,ti» the campus after nearly Thousands upon thousands of this C. A., and took part in the reg- the Uam is not doing very well.,' 4.' year- of absence" According to S:00 I.e Et« ,. year's college freshmen facing the ular Sunday vesper services Ot course this i.- the time when, Sc uncertainty of the draft or the army of college evening. one Kource, lie i> suppbscd to have to "D" Ccrde Sisma Fraternitla.Iraterniti.i the that cheering Francais PW- they \nmc to his olcj room, knocked on should be at its best. 1 9:00 Club getting them before finish arc Arch Taylor, Cabinet member in 1' the door, and in response to an believe the Davidson students should xskiiiK. '-Why go ut all:" That is charge of deputations for the local inquiry from within, to have identi- make a special effort to yell more 9:00 Delta PI a defeatist attitude that is not credit- Y. M. C. A., presided over the meet- to Phi Gamma Y. M. C. A. to fied liilllicH a* iu< other a pcr»on- ible the youth of America. This ing. Hank Crane spoke on "Chris- til.in tur ulii'il tlie Wildcat- arc 10:00 Alpha Mu Cabinet agc than the President of the U. S. war will end. A new world will tian Service," and a talk on "Chris- under. arise from this chaotic condition, The story goes on to say that tlie tian Joy" was delivered by Jim Mc- even though it seems far off. We Crary. Following sefvice, room's occupant had replied thai the all will have to build it, therefore we went campus. hr w.is no other than the Queen to church on the prepare day. of Sheba. It io happened that while Dr. Durant,Dr. Alexander must for that Indif- Viewi Exchanged \i>itmp one Sunday evening in the ference to our task may undermine for success in fu- The deputation members returned home "i Dr. \Y. I. Martin, who was our chances the '" Talks Sunday Io Davidson Sunday evening with President oi college "' WSTINGUISHEI) ture. tin- at the time '■"W '^^^jk' NE6R0 SClENTISTrl Discusses Dr. W. A. Alexander, pastor of Dr. Walter L. Unglc, who has been »■! Wilson's we the jfflBafff1 ■'<> DlkEClED AGRlCULTlRAL In (lli!"L(mrltry7we may be thank- vi-it. that heard the South Highlands Presbyterian leading some services at the First true version of the st6ry from an »¥' r^J&r' jRESEARCH AT1USKE6EB INST1« h ful thM we are still free to speak a."^ IUTE FOS MORE T>I»\M 39 YEAFS. Church in Birmingham, Alab»m», Presbyterian Church in Raleigh. e\ r- v\ ifitess. lls'V' ' the truth as we see it. One of the ' ■ KB ISONE OF THE MOST VCFOTILE World War has been choien at the Vespers Arch Taylor announces that view- 'riW'dFFSmW ; great weapons of democracy is uni- ■■flVil&'jyy ■" .VilVJ IN TMCCDUMrRC TODAY. ; speaker Sunday night, points were exchanged by Charlotte Address . for Oct. 5th. versal education, which teaches members free of both Y's, and expresses opin- h seems that Wilson had been Eminent Philosopher Says Dr. Alexander did his undergrad- youth the eternal truths of jus- the ion that the meeting was a very suc- inviicd to Charlotte to on a Totalitarianism Is Result uate work at Southwestern College tice, liberty, and Mecklenburg ro\crance cessful and stimulating one. anniversary, Maj 20"! Of Situation in Memphis, Tenn. Thereafter he equality, We hoold the respon- Pv' ■ 1916. '1'irins of the heavy crowds, v studied at the Louisville Seminary sibility of keeping alive the prin- f ElB^ rn Pi*M v \ * W STUDENT BODY fore a luncheon of Charlotte RWV 'i/ INK,SHAMPOO, WES. COFFEE v 'W-*^ philosopher, author anil lecturer, ordained into the Southern Presby- guaranteed to us by the constitu- Manufacturer's Club, expressed i" \\" LARD AND AXLE GREASE/ a i spoke to the student body and fac- terian Church. tion. [ContiHUrd from Page One] Dr. Martin a desire to Visit In- ,~ —_, AlSO AWDu H3 I'r'.ODUCTi" vfvPt-»r CCO*.— ttlty in the chapel service of 1'Vi- A native of Mississippi, Dr. Alex- College. His French New Testa- 'Si BflOM TIC SWEET POIATO. RECIPES ORlGINKTPD We want teachers who believe old Alma Mater. So. slipping away, JTZII ilay, September _'o; He chose as pastorates Mobile, ment g /« mt Br OR. CARVER AK£ ander has held in President Roosevelt spoke the truth was presented to his pupil he and Mrs. Wilson, accompaniedby rm&liw*Ej'-J ACCOW- USED IM LEADiNG hi- subject "Philosophy and the Alabama, Dallas, Texas, and in II \ i H^" PUSHEDARfiSt """ W.ir." dom and civil liberties burn low in cars "f Secret Service men. drove HASEXHIBITED CD US AS A "'"THE CCWTjW Hamperedby time of a student at Davidson College. Will' l^h» CBNCECT PlAKlST/ the^imitKl In Birmingham, Dr. Alexander is other lands, they must be made the JO miles from with W'lh.IF- PAINTINGS-ALL the chapel Dujani ex- Afoscs Lingle gave the testament Charlotte ' R v'c^lD/ - — -" ' ihtmuI-.j!^ reported a very popular young min- brighter in our own. If in other Dr. anil Mr-. Martin following. t-~- plained hY been' forced to to his nephew, Walter Lingle, '/''// °''m that hart ister, and his church is one of the lauds the press is censored we must L. Davidson, cramp his arguments into one third Arriving at Dr. Martin largest there. He is said tu be par- redouble our efforts here to keep president emeritus. says he hastened to greet tilt. Presi- of his usual lime. ticularly appealing to college stu- it free. If in other lands the eternal dent on t'rotit step- of Cham- He then advancedthe theory that the old dents. truths of the past are threatened by bers, him into building all preat movements in history of education are never really lost. and led the Sunday evening's sermon will intolerance, we must provide a safe to " ' " evolved from the prevail- Books may be burned, but where the corridors crossed in BUCKSHOT SINCE 1870,WHEN THE US.OFFICE situation mark the first time that Dr. Alex- place here for their perpetuation." the ulti- ing at the time, not from any philo- the center. ©"-3 IOO -"Tnn-tiTC- OF EDUCATION REGAN COLLECTING ander has spoken at Davidson since There may he times when we, in mate victory of tomorrow is with „ "luy.J uP.tHTS STATISTICAL INFORMATION, SOME sophy which had been previously Old Room CO..\?KI-b Tit STAFF Or Tr Crtn , .my of the present students have the turmoil of change lose cen- the democracies and through the O r\r\C\ PERSONSorDC -.lc conceived. The philosophy, he ' "May I sec my room?" Mr. THEime MINNESOTAmilMINfciyiA LttlLf/DAIIY / sOUL\UUU been here. turies of education, but the gains democracies by education. old ivwtiRlUIVED COLLEGEDEGREES.' pointed out, linn as an certain of the followed Wilson asked. Not effort to explain the movement. exact location, Dr. Martin asked Ihe speaker f^ave a number of ilie point out President if he could MAGAZINE TO examples to support his principal Turning to the room. the left. Wil- point, He brought to mind Adam son lee! the way hall [C>\ name, is supposed to have tumb- of rumor ! lotte Friday be thing in the form of a giit which where addressed a led, pell-mellm a panic, and dressed group of N'orth NOTE . .. Many ..■in- will he useful ami attractive. Carolina teachers only in underwear, out of his first I>'ASHION night. His evening merit- on the somewhat ill attire of Friday lecture to yround. stor> window the students when visitor Durant made was along much the same lines as LETTER STIRS morning On entering the room. Dr. Mar- scheduled appearance. Teh! Teh1 his talk. tin says, the President stood for a Talc, Besides his reputation as a lec- Work for Belk Bruth*rs. G. [Continutd frjm Vtgc Tr.rrr\ turer philosopher, few minutes with his wife, leaning and other connoisseurs of clothing. Tucker Kidnapping Ends With Ar- aiul Dr. Durant against in middle of is widely known in the field of lit- the table the rest in Alabama!" the room, gazing at the old fire- PEACE DEPUTATION . . . A. erature. "The Story of Philosophy" The were down place there. Taylor, H. Cra/te, J. McCrary. and bandits tracked sold _\(Hto,()O0 copies and has been a few liuriuVed Peace girls at Ra- by a posse of officers four miles published in twelve languages. you car, and 111 School Experiences leigh. Have you signed up for from the spot where their give back15 seconds Grayson's car, "My dear." he said to his wife, d,putations yet ? had been abandoned. PHI MU ALPHA "On Saturday night we boys went There were six bullet-holes in the Says Paul Douglas, .- i VISITORS ... Dr. Will DuraiU [Continued from Page On/] tu the campus well, drew our water, . . . thoughtful speech demanding ear. Upon arrest the bandits con- has been presented in many nation- well-known radio announcer placed our tub on the —floor over thought ... Dr. McElroy ... fessed the shooting of a I.eaks- al radio broadcasts. ihere, took, our ville. Mississippi, dentist the ami fottth. Wr r.ich southern representative of tlie and Prices of the tickets arc set at oomebody whistles a few bars of a catchy tune. had our pile of wood at the hack American Bible Society. Good work-, —kidnapping of Dr. Tucker. SJ.00 for the six concerts. New door of Chambers, and if we couldn't year Others pick up. regret MH Ti ':<.:! \i-it, loi'luiu; for- Tile banflils altololT-ThcTrTTn-aT Tl'us will be the sale of a spc- it helper, to cut afford a we had and ward to his return, good fellowI they had planned to "blast their |cial season ticket for. student and Soon the whole country's whistling it. It'sahit. haul our own firewood. 1 did that . . . Frank Drown ... former way out," but had concluded that ,dale. Craig Schmidt has been sc- myself." large. [ Alpha Cabinet member and second highest the posse'was too lecteil by Phi Shi to be chair- Oomebody lights up a cigarette. "Don't you feel sorry for him, standing class '37 ... brother ol This whole thing sounds rather !man of the ticket sales committee on Likes it. Passes along. Mrs. Wilson r" Dr. Martin asked Tom . .. Congratulations the fantastic, but it'- all true— Just aik with Charlie Henderson and lid - the word the First Lady. Mrs., Frank, hope you both get GYaysfln, Murray assisting him. Soon the whole country's smoking "No, 1 don't, r>r. Martin," she rich and donate a million dollars to Phi Mu Alpha became more ac- it. answered, "I "V" year year any It's a hit. IT'S think it did him Hood." the "Y" ... But we