V EDITORIALS: Well.. Articles VI and VD Iilr-a of Living What do you Che I)ukejk QDjrxmic te think?

Thirty-Fourth Yeai^-No. 27 Duke University Durham, N. C, Tuesday, February 7, 1939

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a number of flaws, but the ele. torate should bear in mind thi CONSTITUTION ON TRIAL THURSDAY by the specific provisions of A: tide Vill of the same constiti tion, it is empowered to amend the instrument by direct initia­ Convention tive. This prerogative is a weap­ 237 Freshmen Make Averages As Greeks Await Rush Week on with which the voter can put a atop to any abuse of power or Scheduled the part of his officials. Class Shows Norwegian Songstress Chronicle Resumes constitution's preferential meth- News Expert Named Decrease of 26 Regular Schedule For 6:30 Publication of the CHRON­ ful of the hue and cry for Uoder Last Year ICLE, whieh was discontin­ To Summer acuity whfch Trinity college ued during the first semester 3 raised at the student With the release of the fres examination period, is be­ man eligibility list late tl ing resumed with this issue. morning by the Freshman Deal The paper will appear, as office, the 18 national frateri usual, on Tuesday and Fri­ day evenings.

• 237 first yea Los Angeles City College, This been appointed to teach I IJ •• I 31 Summer School courses in ne when 263, or Co-eds Take paper technique The proposed constitut omplete official text of The which s, ppeai-.e. in the editorial p offered in the second term of the Inventory school beginning July 24 with 47, of wha 15 v "The Collection and Writing ol Durham, with New Women Leant News" and "Editing Practices.' close second with 4 The former includes such news­ vania is third with 3 W. S, G. Makeup paper problems as news gather- Far-reaching Articles ing, duties of reporters, and the Of the nine articles contained "Inventory Week," in wl organization of the news staff, in the |ja-aa|.)[)ssi'sl constitution, Ar- Bast ca apsis W( me will have an while the latter will take at first ham feature articles and editor: and Article VII, dealing with the nd organ Iza ti oi copy-reading, headline writ r Student the names oi Governmen make-up, typography, and i pected to bring about far-reach­ Phi Eta Sigm. eral editing standards. ing changes. If ratified, Article VI will subject candidates to an •iian ye terday. Harr: As f h board of the college ..pres .s ssh has never group and faculty advisor of the been tried at o universities Pacemaker Los Angeles Col­ legian, is a 1925 graduate of Seniors nstitute preferential voting for the University of Indiana """ ell student government offices teaching career has included excepting sophomore elass, a/here a straight election system English at Bucknell; as a To Enjoy will| prevail." head of the English depart at the Collegiate Prepar Unlimited Cuts Under the provisions of Arti­ School at New Haven. Com cle VII, the council will have associate in English at the This Semester 'power to regulate, supervise, versity of California at Lo; charter and determine the status Dean's List privileges will be of all men's student campus anted to seniors with a "C" and organizations, except- .falsi: •erage and 105 semester hours Bles City College. le social fraternities whieh I be governed by the Pan- Flagstad Will Draw I the latter instituti ruling made at the last meeting ! up the journalisr m-1 Us s is- council, and except the if the Faculty council, Publications Board which con- t into one of the "All seniors in good standing largest in the Unit s student publications." Record Page Audience having earned and In R- Provisions total credit c o the •ovisions for amending the is.; sirs Opera Star to Offer jrs and 105 qui s close of the p clubs and orgsnizatioi meetings wil! also be on dis- "Nuts to Exams," light Four Part Program i the privilege of be dissolved. . The treasurer's books, the budget, the correspondence han­ -sten Flagstad, famed Nor A Criterion Oddity dled by the council, etc., will be Sing Singers Seen on the marquis of a local wegian Metropolitan opera sing Forestry Sehool table for inspection, > final instrument as pre- theater: "Birth of a Baby, ours for the open houses will 1 represents the work of Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Wednesday, 6:30-8:00 (pri- recorded in the Dean's Office as Fox Movietone News." Well! Adds Professor Hindi's constitutional com- ily for Ayeock and Jarvis al, and "students must fulfill :, consisting of Chairman —E. D. T. .vords "Nuts ti third concert of the Centen- ten); Thursday, B:30-S:00 h requirements as an instruc- Baker, and associates Ted n and tongue I series here Friday night, (Alspaugh and Giles); Friday, feels Brown and John Shinn. The con- 2-5 (Bassett, Brown and Pe- the spotlight, the rse-direetor J. Foster Barnes i was drafted with the Women's Pan-Hel Another step in the creation Sunday night sing, under the di. 11 be allowed to ee of Dr. Robert Rankin of Bob Fearing, com­ political science depart- Sets Danee Date standing forestry school concerning Council-association pletely vanquished all lingering se number of c America was taken this week onships will be sponsored e of e; he purpose of answering with fhe appointment of Di g the week by the student Mr. Feai cstions which students "Silk Stockings James A. Seal, United States .•e regarding the proposed The date for the annual Wom­ Department of Agriculture en­ B. 0. S. Points tion, Dick Lewis, presi- en's Pan-Hellenic dance was set Or Sons," Judd tomologist, to a professor of for the Student Government for Saturday, February 25, at est entomology at the Duke grad. Y" Dance Set the regular council meeting Sun­ uate school of forestry. Due Tomorrow day night. Lasting from 8 until For Thursday open every af The appointment of Dr. Heal 12, the dance will he formal and through Thursday, from increases the faculty of the Duke sang hi will be held in the Women's The ill y into the hearts of his audi .. es. Dean Alicia M. Bald­ forestry school to eight full-tin 11 be held Thursday :e with "None But The Lonely win, Miss Mary Grace Wilson, members. Opening of the Dul ight at 7:30 ' the Union ' and Mesdames Mary N. Pember- school last September after se art," "Song Of The Open ad," and "Smiling Through. '. F. Frank have been en years of preparation by De; Al Preyer and his band 4dd Penfield sgave his much Clarence F, Korstian brought the acn engaged for the aifair s chat. [uested "Casey At The Bat' The i . officially i all the "jitter bugs" and institutions in the United States ss" will find plenty tc ich Casey lets his home tc Arnold Condemns to three. :heir respective heart': evn by striking out. which wai sO]il;osnm-c s=uciety. Beal comes to Durham from a rhe answer to the Jitterbug's f. This permits the chap- in his repertoire of songs Japanese Tacties declared Dr. Judd. He cat government post at Fort Collins, old and new. ! in the form of the ftluyaer explained that etition members-hip iia a ivity-blanks, which wei omen by stating that Colorado. He has been connected Tickets may be obtained ii • drui! hich mt at last Saturday's f; with state and federal forestry .e YMCA office tomorrow am mplicated ri assembly, i entomology in Maine, North Thursday on presentation of "V •ea of cymbals and urned In I O.S. office, Q-09, by th; ibership cards. l; Speaking on "The Crisis in the Freshmen who have ni 'j Far East." Dr. Julean Arnold, a ed a blank may do so i February 24, Zeta Tau Alpha " resident of the Orient for the the office between 1 and 3 p.n March 24, Delta Delta Delta other '• past 36 years, was vehement in Credit for second semester aa fcpril 7, and Kappa Alpha Theta Ellwood Goes to South America • his condemnation of present s^pril 14. Dates for Alpha Ep­ >n with China in the past, tfvities Will be given only if tt Japanese military tactics and silon Phi and Alpha Delta Pi nt, and future, Dr. Judd [reshman registers in that actii thought In that country. evidence to show how deep­ ai-ned by music. Her father was ty before Saturday. WiU be selected later. Dr. Arnold employed the first ly concerned the people of this conductor in Oslo, Norway; her To Find Secret of Millionaires Doris chairs i portion of his talk in discussing country should be about fhe out- lother is a pianist and coach for is prevalent in China ae of China against Japan's idividual singers and chorus ie first years of his stay mltted tentative plans for fut tarism—"a machines which roups; one brother is a conduc- Stinespring e pointed out that not rushing. Complete plans will invented." jr, another a concert pianist, B first Sino-Jap fracas nd her sister is a singer. Kirsten r. Judd held America's be- Writes on Orient and tue Boxer Rebellion at the 'as the one member of the fam- .se. It is "Shorty's" ess: al of China's trust in her to cai leave. By the time you urn of fhe century, did the edu­ Fearing Asks for greatly responsible for the boat should be ele: cated natives begin to realize the vale, aa e of Chinese affairs today. He s de- Christobal. According to ; need for military preparedness, stated that thc American people and that the full import of their Symphony Players dispatches, Dr, Ellwood is going are generally against the Japa­ r. W. F. Stinespring, member weakness had not fully im- tn del is.lias; a, The University symphony or­ nese in the war question, yet il ie Sehool of Religion faculty, itself upon them until aabjirf. The- Ilia chestra, which is not limited to is the assistance of this country contributed the first chapter of Peoples undergraduates but consists of that is making Japan powerful. Rettew Reviews n important new volume de- faculty members, graduate stu­ "The whole issue," concluded • archaeological findings named the year 1905 as the dents, and town people as well, Dr. Judd, "is not of the fate of Flagstad's Life Up His Alley c biblic; city o turning point in Chinese civiliza­ will hold its first rehearsal of China, or Japan, or the United This subject should be right Pales tion—the time when they flrst the new semester Thursday night States, but of the whole human up his alley, for if Dr. Ellwood Stinespring spent three i to look to the future and has any particular loves, secret neglect the past. at 7:15 in the Music study room on this planet. Are we go- •a ["orlhcomiiisai i of active work on the on the second floor of East Duke 0 look ahead and reason, or otherwise, they are writing Duke, site of the ancient city, decipher­ After covering the background building. 111 we drift along—and re- and talking about sociology, gc ing many of the original Greek presented by Janet Rettew at a the present Japanese-Chinese ting publicity, and vacationing inscriptions that the sating ef the women's orches- ar, the Eastern political expert in the summer at various be; ' expedition, sponsored by the ted many incidents of Jap bru­ instrumental music, said today held Friday in the music and in "the mountains i.f of Ori tality and said that the Japa- that he is pnrliculiirly interested m of East Duke building. crn North Carolina " in securing additions to the Sludents Hospitalized Research, brought fo light. aro adhering to no code of i vocal program followed, in ethics in efforts to "beat China strings, as well as to the Wood- The following students are in ich thc soloists, Mrs. H. Star, According to raimor among his In the recently-published vol- students, he has realty gone to n.e, Stinespring's chapter is ier knees, until she kills; their e hospital: James Armstrong, New York, and Mrs. E. A. aaled "The History of the Exca­ ft to fight." Fearing declared that he v. Clyde Craven, James Hudson, the Chapel choir, par- ; i.e., to find out why Argun- vations at Ilerash." He is mim­ be in his office. Union 301, eve Dodd, Neal Blanton, Joahn ted. The i regards to America, Dr. morning from 10:00 unlil 12: has the greatest number ol ed many times throughout .old showed that the U. S. Moss, Joe Henderson, and Thom­ ith a "Pow as Harrington. unaires per square mll

The Proposed Constitution And Its Articles VI and VII Good Proposed S. G. A. Constitution We Call for and Deliver

The Men's Student Government association has gone Preamble PHONE L-919 modernistic and streamlined its constitution. In this issue a order to create an effective organization for administering student self-government, we, For Emergency Road Service on o£ the CHRONICLE the association offers to the electorate students of Trinity college, in accordance wilh the powers granted to a properly organized Know ;iation of students by the its brain child, a brand new constitution with a number Batteries, Tires, Gas, Towing and encourage all worthy student of far-reaching changes, which if ratified by the consti­ and the student body, do hereby e; tutional convention called for Thursday night, promise Car Washing 75c to make the association the leading campus organization Verified Lubrication . . 75e in reality as well as in name. KEI.LV SPRINGFIELD TIRES Of the nine articles contained in the proposed instru­ ARTICLE II EDISON BATTERIES ment, numbers VI and VII are by far the most important. Membership raph to the booing that Duke Of these two, Article VI is devoted to elections, and sev­ tudent of Trinity coilege sudents directed against the of- GRANITE SERVICE STATION eral of its sections should help to improve the method thc j in-iaa diction thereof ai id shall t cials of the State game. The la. S. Phillips, Prop. Nearest Station to West Campus of elections and raise the calibre of candidates for office. aper was very kind to let this Section 2, Attendance at all social functions of Ihe Men's Student i For instance, Section 2 provides that "All candidates for sample of our southern hospi- ell be dependent upon payment of the yearly membership fee of the . Suffrage Is positions on the Student Council must have attained'at ility slip by with so little no- omatically accorded all students of Trinity collegia- independent of th of any fees, least a "C" average scholastically, the semester preceding Section 3. The membership fee of the Men's Student Government a shall be one their candidacy." It is obvious that it a candidate is not iar per year. able to attain at least a "C" average he can hardly be expected to perform his Council duties and at the same Section 1. The officers o s Student Gove;/;r Financial Secretary time justify his staying in school. a president, a vice-president, -all of v Through the provisions of Section 6, the framers of rising senior class at the time of election. TO THE COMMUNITY think t: the new constitution propose to further raise the calibre Section 2. Duties and powers of the executive officers: s section of audience 1. The president shall call and preside at meelinjjsai of the Student Council. He shall present of candidates by requiring them to pass an examination ere at Duke. Jt was matters to the university administration pertaining to the students, and shall cooperate with fhe on the constitution of the association "and general par­ snd, to lapse info faculty and thc university administration in matters pertaining to college life. He shall possess UNE way to visualize the work of this liamentary law" before being eligible to run for office. j colloquial, pretty cheap. It appointive and proclamative powers, subject to the veto of the Council by a two-thirds vote if How does this new instrument intend to eliminate iy be a healthy animal action exercised in two weeks. He shall be a member of the Social Board of Duke university. He shall bank is to think of it as the community's aiasis. the existence of combines? The framers have not com­ have power to perform any other duties pertinent to his office as head of the student body. Rooney's Wrestling 2. The vice-president shall serve as chairman uf the social committee of the association, and financial secretary. mitted their error of last spring, when by an amendment ck home, but when t act in any other capacitj prescribed by the president. He shall automatically succeed the presi­ they hoped to legislate them out of existence. This time of alleged cul­ dent in the event of the latter's withdrawal from office for whatever reason. In this Capua-it) in- f'.usiial the funds of they have taken a more realistic point of view. Although ture-seekers it smacks of rather 3. The secretary-treasurer shall keep accurate reeords of the meetings, conduct any corres local individuals and business men. invest combines are not forbidden under the new constitution, small potatoes. pondence, and be solely responsible for the finances of the Men's Student Government associa­ obstacles have been thrown in their path by providing Ants in tlie Pants tion. He shall be the sole member of the Men's Student Government association empowered to their money, pay tlieir bills, keep tlieir sign vouchers except in the case of his absence at which sisns- thc president oi the association shall that the names of candidates passing the examinations records and perform many oilier services Another unpleasant practice is assume this power. He shall report all trials, in writing, to the appropriate dean. He shall publish be not announced until the day preceding registration. carried on by those who get un­ a semi-annual income and expenditure report in The Duke Chronicle. of.a business sun! financial nature. This provision will give campuss polsl icians only one week easy breeches during the last ARTICLE IV minutes of basketball games. Our facilities and services* arc al your dis­ in which to form combines. Too, the preferential method Legislative They clamber merrily down from of balloting will make it difficult for fraternities to bar­ Section 1. The legislative power of the Men's Student Government association shall be in­ posal. We invite you lo use them, a of the bleachers gain for top student government offices. vested entirely in the Student Council, composed of the president, vice-president, secretary-treas­ fall! D the laps of those who urer, and two elected reprsentalives each from the senior and junior classes, and one represen­ tunate enough to bar Article VII, dealing with the authority of the associa­ tative from the sophomore class, and one representative from Southgate dormitory as long as the on't know what tion, is perhaps the most potent. The purpose of the Engineering school shall be located on the East campus. The president of the S. G. A. of the Engi­ prestige there is in being framers is to streamline everything else in conformity neer's school shall automatically become this representative. rst outside. It may be they Section 2. Three-fourths of the members of the council shall constitute a quorum at all with the association and give it the supreme position a choice scat in the library, which it should enjoy on the campus. meetings. FlDELTIY t seems more logical to Section 3. By-laws shall be passed by a two-thirds vole of the council. ne its site in the Goody Since no mention is made of the date when the new Section 4. Financial measures must be passed by a three-fourths vote of the council. tank constitution will go into effect if ratified Thursday night, Section 5. Ordinary legislation shall be passed by a majority vole of the council. Central (Mice: Main and Corcoran it is assumed lhat the spring elections will be conducted Section 8. The council shall meet regularly at least once a week. Convenient Neighborhood Branches: under its provisions, with the rest of the laws taking ARTICLE V effect next September. Ninth and Perry Angier and Drivi . The c 1 shall hav lllll Is all s< Elsewhere on this page you will find printed, in toto, Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation the proposed instrument. As a conscientious voter it is your duty to read it thoroughly and give it due consid-

blown. They n Why not slop by Is the Idea of Living that. • also h Ahove Rules Too Idealistic? It is not only a gesture of respect Durham Music Co. to your team, but also a lot more The projected "inventory week" that the women's comfortable for the fellow on the to select your records student government council instituted yesterday is in­ front seat of the bleachers. dicative of a sincere interest in the welfare and progress Park It, Buddy for RUSH WEEK of this—a democratic organization. For a university where there The opportunity to acquaint ourselves thoroughly exists one car for about every RADIOS AND COMBINATIONS with the organization to which we belong must inevitably third student the parking facili­ Government association shall be held each year lead to active interest and participation. It must surely ties at Duke are slightly on the ig vacation at such lime and in such a manner as Instruments and Accessories putraceous side. There have been the c voters will be held on the Wednesday and Thursday dispel a great part of that lethargic responsibility so perfunctory attempts by student directly preceding the date of election at . time as prescribed by the council and at the same many of the women on this campus have assumed as organizations to have the mud- place at which the election is to be held. members of the Student Government association. The holes behind tlie Freshman quad­ Section 2. All candidates for positions on the Student Council musl have at t least a ideal, as expressed by Betty Jean Brown, of living above rangle and the fraternity section "C" average scholastically, the semester immediately preceding their candidacy. rules so that they will ultimately be unnecessary, though paved, but they failed to accom­ Section 3. All candidates for executive offices of the Student Council shall be ted by a Victor plish the desired result. idealistic, is probable. What are ideals for, if not to be petition signed by 150 members of the Men's Student Government association. Section 4. All candidates for class representatives on ihe Sludent Council sh striven for and to provide an incentive for the highest It has always seemed highly Illogical ID me tliat there should by a petition signed by 50 members of the class from whieh the candidate comes type of action we can call to our service? D e cca be a fine cement paving behind of class representative, only those of the class from which the candidate comes 1 be eligible The fact that we are to see exactly what lies behind the Union for the food trucks to vote. these rules, the why and wherefore of their enforcement and none behind the living quar­ ir candidates for all offices, both executive and represen- Bluebird ters of the students. Perhaps the —provides an initial step toward that ultimate ideal. tative, must be in the hands oi the see iry of the Men's Student Government association two weeks prior to the date of election. E student of Trinity college shall be allowed to sign three The realization is not evident that here, in close petitions for executive office Candida The name of any signer signing more than three sueh Vocalion association with us, is a small, compact outgrowth of a petitions shall be stricken off all peti s. Each signer may sign no more petitions for repre- larger, much less unified democracy that we must eventu­ sentatives from his class than the nut s to be elected from his class. ally participate in. Our reaction to our own student Section 6. All candidates whose ; ? accepted by the Student Council will be Brunswick obliged to pass an examination on the Constitution oi tho Men's Student Government associa­ government organization is peculiarly similar to that of tion and general parliamentary law before they will be eligible to run for office. The examina­ those who are playing a part, however small, in Ameri­ tion shall be devised, given, and graded by an examining board of three members of the political can democracy. A few of us are actively interested, others science and law faculties to be esselected yearly by the council. All candidates who achieve a take part in only what is required, and still more of us passing mark on this examination shall he eligible to run and their i Main Street simply don't care. day preceding registration. All candidates may attend a tutoring cla: Upstairs: Opposite Hill Building in preparation for this examination, such tutoring class to be held during the week prioi Need these reactions be typical of those we shall registration date. evince when we leave college? Such will not be the case Section 7. Election for executive offices on the Student 11 shall be conducted under i if our interest is stimulated here, if we acquire an intelli­ following preferential system. Each voter shall vote iti accordance w gent knowledge of what we belong to, why we belong Mr. Editor, on the ballot listed under the caption, "Candidates foi- Executive OBce." If Ihe voter fails to place to it and of the benefits that may be derived by sharing You assign ridiculous import­ his choice after EVERY name on the ballot, that ballot will be disqualified. The votes for the in its welfare. ance to a "technicality" in your executive offices shall be counted as follows: Each ballot shall be counted according to the first editorial aaf January 13th on the choice on it. After tabulation of the first votes, the ballots of thc candidate receiving the least Judging from information received, members of the ning candidates according ti Ps,n-H • Count Had j council have worked industriously to make this project .isllsss The ballot: )f the west after thi shall examine Ro­ YOUR OPPORTUNITY successful. That success lies with us, who have hereto­ unbilled u ie third choices recorded bert's Rules of Order, for which shall have been chosen. The toj fore had less incentive for active participation. you express such magnificent TO SAVE contempt, you might have dis­ covered that the technical viola­ tion of procedure (for which I rcted under the s assume full responsibility) was for executive officers, excepting ii of such incidental and trivial na­ prevail. The election for class representatives shall b 25% to 50% •^ S"lj£S)uke A Chronicle 1939 ture as to have absolutely no place and time as election fi i •* Tz3TFmEsuinW ^l!Aire^ns=J effect upon the final outcome. n the case of a vacancy or it the council shall call a specie ON It is, I think, self-evident, that he president be vacated, the shall immediately succeed t. if the new Pan-Hellenic rush- iai election shall be called ti e of vice-president. week regulations are "reneged" ARTICLE VII SUITS and TOPCOATS upon, as your news story puts it, Author Uu it will be because a majority of Section 1. These articles shall stand as the sole con: the body think they should be SALE PRICE $15 to $45 ment Association of Trinity College, and shall be supren upon. Howe Section 2. The Council shall have the power to regti seyi-c I Of the status of all men's student campus clubs and organ! Formerly S25.00 lo $65.00 need iea which shall be governed by the Pan-Hellenic council; at controls student publications. But it shall have the powt the will of the majority prevails. Board investigation of any and all student publications. Paraphrasing you, permit me 1. All men's student campus clubs and organization 178 SUITS to say that in so far as I can ters acceptable to thc council. manage, the abuse of principle 2. All men's student campus clubs and organizations report to the council in writing concerning ilea activities. 80 TOPCOATS 3. The council may at any time, by a unanimous vc club or organization, as above restricted, whose aims and Invest in Appearance tivity and support, or whose activity as a group has be Cbllegtde Digest Section 3. The council shall have the power to regu elections. ARTICLE VIII f.iltlt. i Note: West Campus Editorial and Bush Dffice—House Q, Amendments Pritchard-Bright & Company Rooms 117. Ull. Telephone 215. East ms Editorial and Mr. Craven, disregarding all This Constitution may be amended I a two-thirds vote of the members of the Mei Business Office—06 Union. s Student "technicalities," you do not deny Government association present at a G titutional Convention called by a two-th rds ote of the lleav.ialiav.-si Editorial and Business Oi 124 West Parrish that fraternity rushing system 1911.., Clothiers and Furnishers.,. 1939 Street, Telephone J-6581. council, or by direct Initiative Such inltl ve must take the form of a petition s by three prevailing on the Duke campus hundred OOO) voters. Washington Duke Hotel Bldg. Printed by thc Christian Printing Company. Reprint Rights is pretty "sorry." The mere en­ granted when credit line is given. ARTICLE IX tertaining of ideas to improve Subscriptions should be addressed e? Co-Ed I HntiScatiou Manager, College Station, Durham. Ratification of ti tie by a two-thirds vol of the stude ts bled in a Send The Chronicle Home . PORTS' j SPORTS DELIHE? Wtit ©uke jk &\itpxatiz Duke Cagers Seek Revenge Over Wildcats Southern Conference Race Is Still Unpredictable They call the Duke basketball team tlir 'never a dull moment' Duke's New Flank Coach Warren Issues Call five, but as tar as ave':.- concerned, tin- whole Southern conference Matmen Catholic U. For Boxing Recruits Maryland race can be styled by thai phrase Every team Uiai figures :u I Warren enter the select circle, and lo play in the tournament at Raleigh Drop Two Defeats call for bo: Trounces next month has had its ups and down;, iiot and cold nights, and the 165-lb. and 175-lb. divi­ you might as well pick the winner out nl a hat than try and judge sions to flght In the Carolina In Openers Duke Pugs and N. C. State matches. Ex­ Courtmen Wake Forest got away to a fine start and for a lime il looked perience is unnecessary. The When the Duke Blue Devil Uke the Demon Deacs were going lo run away defeat in the Catholic U. Stata Wins Twice Two Forfeits Plus • forfeits lo cagers take the Ihcy have hurl llii-is- trundles eal kile and when As Grapplers Lose Two Draws Provide thes night against Davidson tent While Phantoms of Carolina upset their supporters began to worry about the Deac char To Cats and Cadets Margin of Defeat ., ! . their mind ivill lie hitter memo­ Two meets and two defeats The Duke boxing team lost its Mermen Engage ries of the stinging 41-39, de­ cision handed them last month Then, Ihe Red Terrors of Stale put on a spurt and Raleigh have fallen lo the lot of an in­ third consecutive match when it hopes soared. Thut is. tliey soared until Duke went to work experienced Duke wrestling by the Wildcats in the twin city. team since January 14. In their bowed before Catholic Univer­ North Carolina A victory for the Duke team put a 43-37 damper tan their ai-dur. Maryland's Terps took ove sity at Washington, D. C. last spotlight when they took both Duke and Carolina into camp opening meet at Davidson on this would break the tie for flrst surprising ease, but just when everyone was conceding thei date, the Devil grapplers Saturday night, 6-2, in a closely At Chapel Hill berth in the Big Five league be the class o£ the Conference aliins! i-nasu- Stalls' uysiin tand dumped emerged on the short end of a fray despite Duke's standings which the Wildcats them, 46-40. 19 to 11 score, and in their first Tankers Begin Season now share with the "Never a home meet last Saturday, the i forfeit e. Thes With Two Victories Dull Moment" lads, Just what does all this mean? It means that whatever team is Devils were overwhelmed by •als.-i- Over W. & M. and V. P. I. Davidson Is no Set-up "on" that first week in March is going to emerge Southern con­ V.M.I., defending Conference isible for the n ot de Davidson, proving they have ference basketball champions for the year 1938-39. Last season il champions, 27 to 3. feat. lost no potency from their early was Duke. The Devils just managed lo squeeze in lo qualify, then Duke held its own in the early season form, handily dumped got "hot," and romped through to win without much trouble. Let's part of the fight. After Lou the Citadel Tigers last Saturday Fra cher was decisioned in the night, 46-32, while the Blue 120-lb. division, "Shanghai" Jor­ ? Blue Devil Duke's Showing in Conference dan eame back in the 127-lb. i December 1 The thrilling class to gain Duke's only deci­ of the season. Stata ttlee Ixfi- Is Anything But Impressive sion of the evening. In the next Coach Cameron's charges battle vantage during the e e match, two fights, captain Chuck Kasik At Ihis writing Duke's showing against conference teams hat bul Burchfleld sho' nip and tuck until the last four been anything but impressive. Five wins and four defeats is cer­ and Bob (Smitty) Little were minutes when J. D. Hicks, ace tainly nothing lo boast about. Tliere are seven more games on the fine defense. held to draws, making the score fire, all of Ihem with circuit clubs, and when these are over we Gordy VanHoose of V.M. two-all with four bouts to go. will doubtless bo able to get a better line on Duke's chances for pinned Pete Clark in 5:B to pi the Cadets in the lead. Welfoi From then on it was all Cath­ After opening the season with Jeffre olic U„ with Joe Gardner drop­ a win over V.P.I, the Devils One thing, of course, that the Devils can't complain about is ia i-poond Paul Gai ping the 155-lb. class, Duke for­ made it two in a row, Saturday d-fought match. In the feiting the 185 and 175-lb divi­ hen they edged the William and almost as good as the olher. We don't think any other contender Mary team, 45-30 in the Indians' !4.3-p elass, V.M.I.'s Tom sions and Pete Brooks losing out home pool. The Duke splashers Oeliae in the heavyweight battle. No lones left at 8:3' doesn't seem lo have done much good. There is still something knockdowns were recorded dur­ recorded five firsts as compared -Vest, N. Y., for the i lacking. An unexplainable something which we hope won't be ing the evening. to four for the Indians. dash Saturday nij carried to Raleigh. Halsey Hill pinned Blue Devil Ed Langston in 6:5. Burt Sum- Last Thursday night, the fresh- (Continued on page 4) (Continued on The loss to Army last Saturday was a blow. It was not so mueh merville lost probably the closest a lost the defeat as it was the mere 27 points chalked up by the Devils. match of the evening to Carter match of the This was the lowest score by lest points '.I'.sst llacv have made this Beamer of V.M.I. 1 defeated by Eastern Carolina year, and the fact lhat Ed Shokes, a boy who just reported to the Steve Swift deci Teachers' College, 4-3. Woodrow i tins : e. hijali sa speaks ill of i Lucas, Duke's 17_5-pounder, and Maultsby, Bill Senhausser and n who have played all si .iai optimism the heavyweight match Mike West won bouts for the Blue Imps, Senhausser winning o V.M.I. from Breese, E.C.T.C.'s star box­ d the s er in the 155-lb, bout. Harvey Dutch Stanley's Appointment Gardner, James Martin, Dick Greeted With Pleasure Newsham and Allan Johnson Coach Wiide'.-! e.-iaaicesiii a.l dud he lias chosen Dennis (Dutch) pound class, Dave Jamiesoi were the other fighters for the Stanley to fill the end coach post left vacant by Coach Carl Voyles yearling squad. All fights ended should be pleasant news io all Duke fans. From what we have the Wildcat's 175-pound grapp heard, Mr. Stanley lacks nothing in the way of football ability, the Wildcat's 175-pound grap- and his record at the University of Florida leaves nothing to be pler. Thesse were the only Duke desired. Wc know that it was only after careful consideration oi Grid Squad Busy in n tins liable applications that Coach Wade made this decision, wan sis-ned by Coach Wallace Wade one of tbe outstanding end coaches At Spring Drills his assistants. Blue Imp Five :he nation and is also e of the country's mosl outstanding The n ', that Doc will giv. To OpposeU.N.C. Spring football practice began "Doc Chamber officially last Wednesday as 34 Lacrosse Followers freshmen hopefuls and 16 men from last year's championship Hear "Dinfy" Moore number had risen to 66 and to­ day there were several more who Some thirty-five students were methods of attack and further had Just returned from the ; Free! Free! treated to a very entertaining valuable information, and a exam vacation. evening Friday when Dinty swered many questions tl The iad, which i; ouled STUDENTS Moore, coach of Navy's lacrosse bothered some of the boys ji to reach 80 In number, is being the Duke quinte team, thoroughly discussed the taking up the game here at Duke, tutored In the arts of football ancient American sport. e has • by Head Coach Wallace Wade games in five days, the Blue Imps Mr. Moore, recognized as one Mr. $10 in gas receipts entitles you to FREE ing powei Dumpy Hagler, Dutch Stanley, CAR WASH, except Friday, Saturday and defeated North Carolina State of the foremost coaches of la- Moore, who pointed out a crowd frosh, 51 to 27; Oak Ridge Mili­ aountry, provided of 20,000 people at one of th and Honey Hackney, and Fresh­ Sunday. Come in often—save your re­ tary Institute, 4% to 21; Darling­ the sizeable Navy games as an example i men Coaches Caldwell, Smith, ceipts—ihey are worth money to you. ton School, 50 to 37; and Georgia helpful informatio: the sport's popularity. He fui Lipscomb, and Fischer. Military Academy, 34 to 26. Experiencing a decided ad­ our vantage in height, the Imps Scoggin's Pure Oil Central aiad as acuity h ie ball under tha FELLAS— Service basket. A second factor in the exclusive frosh's success has been the scor­ The perfect Valentine ing ability of their center, Clyde for your O.A.O, is either Allen, who has tallied B8 of the showing teams 288 points, most of his Perfume—of your own goals resulting from passes by choice—or— "Hap" Spuhler, the team's play- Beautiful boxes of The probable stalling line-up for Thursday's contest is: Mock WatchHcpauu\ and Brown at forwards, Allen which can be wrapped at center, and Spuhler and Mc- 1 For Geo. W. FerreU for mailing — Your Class i '21 Valentine and his of new Cards from Johnson Motor Co. Expert Watchmakers are anxious to help Duke COLEMAN'S spring fabrics THOMAS BOOK STORE students and friends with CAN TUNE UP YOUR Drug Store their jewelry needs. for custom Why tumble bluahingly for words, when the senti­ CAR AND 108 W. Parrish St. See Mrs. Coleman ments you want lo express to your Valentine can Opposite Silver's be said so beautifully with a Thomas Book Store MAKE IT tailoring card or gift? You're sure to find the right thing SING LIKE ,0 IT NEVER SMART— 5c $3 SANG BEFORE is iIn- word for the new line of spring sport and afternoon dresses, form a Is, suits and coats. STYLE ANALYSTS THOMAS BOOK STORE Unexcelled BUICK anil Our buyer has just returned THE TAILORED MAN from New York. Daily Corcoran and Chapel Hill Sts. Phone J-2331 PONTIAC Service shipments. Yonr Clothes Artistically Tailored Qlaire T)ress Shop Schraffl's Valentine Candies 60c Ih. up :!2i; K:i-,t Main Street Phone J-149I "Exclusive Fashions" 117 East Main Street Valentine Day DUKE CHRPNICLE Tuesday, February 7, 1939 Students Select Frosh Cindermen Lacrosse Students Show Broadhead Begins Chanticleer Has Greeks Asked to Report Study Field Chapel Speakers •oaches find the game helpful in University Motif With freshmen track prac­ improving the football players' Photos, Drawings New Organ Series Consider Selection of speakers for Sun­ tice already under way, footwork. Enlarged motif o£ the Chanticleer day morning chape! service will, coach Red Lewis has issued That the Indian game will be ar will be the University. for the first time, be in the hands lopular and well-played here in This theme will be followed Only a small group has By Addition of 13 oughout the book and on the Dance Plan of Duke students during the sec- he south was another opinion turned out and coach Lewis atated by Moore, who based his New Courses •er, it was announced this exhibited this year in urges all freshman track and belief on the fact that more fa- Sunday organ recital* ek by Editor Hill Hudson, The Church Service committee 's College library was To Curriculum New Scheme field prospects to contact -able weather conditions will vard Hall Broadhead. The cover is in embossed egg- '. Duke University Church >red by the Archive Shifts Financial afford better playing conditions •resenting a series of I 11 leather and is an actual meet next Wednesday to iince it consisted sole- Worry to Gronps and better practice conditions irgan recitals In the ffered here for the first tim. ,s-,.,i,s,-t: i of a f the ahan teams in the north are able he pel his semester, and the field o uilding /ith tlie Chapel ,o get. the background. A plan which, if ratified bj sii-lisilic as ireart. tudy in many departments i the individual fraternities wil Cagers Regular lacrosse practice be- Photographs were the high .eing enlarged as a result. The sale of padded covers will lights of the exhibit, and the ex assure the Pan-Hellenic dances jins this afternoon and those in- In the sociology departmen medley relay. In the 60-yard cellent studies revealed the in Of top-notch orchestras, waa serested will be able to secure freestyle, Forrester picked up a creasing popularity of this com­ Dr. Hornell Hart is offering twi passed Sunday night by thi second place for the Devils, and paratively new field of art. The new courses: "Social Ethics," ii council, and has been referred ti ire in the making to make a Jenkins and Goode finished first majority were contributed by on," both given by Dr. George the individual fraternities fo: tie's Quest, is being used as i and second in the 100-yard free­ . Shipman. consideration. games with Georgia, Georgia style. Duke Chapel in colors, by J In the philosophy department, The purpose of the plan is ti downed the Durham Tech, Clemson, and possibly an- ither team. The game with Moise gained a third position in the 200-yard breaststroke, number of tickets for the danci Bob O'Mara, Rusi Clemson is definitely set and series which they are obliged ti inly one more is needed before Bailey and Howe placed second he trip will become a certa and third in the 400-yard free- \ training period will start stylo, and Howe added a third in I'l'OlVs: : Louise Hall of the ityle. Sanborn >e arts department will conduct 1 plac course in "English Architec- s, She] re," which is open to approved niors and juniors.

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