THE D U K E CHRONICLE LETS GO BLUE DEVILS 1

VOLUME XXX NUMBER pound DUKE UNIVERSITY DURHAM N C WEDNESDAY OCTOBER II 1 PRICE TEN CENTS

HOMECOMING FEATURES GRID CLASSIC Record Crowd Expected

For Tennessee Invasion BIG PEP MEETING

ON FRIDAY NIGHT TO START AT 630

Will Climax Week of Rallies Before Duke-Tennessee

Grid Battle

FKOSH PAJAMA PARABE P a g e A u d i t o r i u m C a r o l i n a T h e a t r e

a n d W a s h i n g t o n D u k e t o B e S c e n e s of Ac t ion

pa j amas the Duke s tuden t body will conclude a week filled with m a m m o t h p e p meet ings F r i d a y n ight Al l this is

i Thursday night a m a m m o t h JM

ick Men s tuden ts wil l assemble i W e s t campus from there m a r c h E a s t campus where they will

ed by their co-ed friends a n d tb

Ou F r i d a y night sill students

bullstudents will go to the W Juke hotel where more ac e p lace There is a possibility

ssed to light t h c way

r h e Tr ident aelula D o n e spli

d u r i n g thc week Fif teen thou

of serpentine have becii order ess one thousand sticklers bear ing the

words B e a t Tennessee There will sd- [

so be an abundan t supp ly of confett i foi slue use eaf the s tudents

Ola S a t u r d a y a thousand blue (Uld white co rds will be brought in use by the D u k e cheering sections W i t h t he se cards several p ic tures will be fornsKd a t half- t ime Tlie Tr iden t elub

fConlttnied on pag

ss also a r - ci

ARCHIVE APPEARS TOMORROW NIGHT

Larger and Revised Magazine Contains Int ere sting Student

Material NUMEROUS INNOVATIONS

The Archive

slightly l a rge r

ne Time P l c -

r rangement of

lypie sjiii-si and

Increased amount of editorial relieved of the former handicap

isl pages of type ll one of 111

t r lhut ions and a page

worthy of distinction ai

Directions For Card Stunts

1 S tuden t s a re expected to fill first

snd s tunts All freshmen a r e re -

aiad T r i d e n t elub ef the section Iirectiuii card and s

gt Follow sill dire

f ron t of your chest wi th the Ea thc card level ivith the chin I Hold t ha t position until the ne

FACULTY TO GIVE LECTURE SERIES ON NRA PROGRAM

University Professors Will He-gin Public Instruction

Next Week

HOOVER IS FIRST SPEAKER E a c h L e c t u r e Wi l l B e Fo l lowed 1

au Open Di scuss ion P e r i o d

Medical Fee Now Covers

Wider Field Includes Treatment for Any

Possibly Injury or Sickness

CHARGE FIVE DOLLARS

ployed I- the S tuden t Heal th servii

( luring llae school year 1933-31 D r J i

ions eel re of athlet ic inju-

and any either medical ter-

Ibe day or night t b y tbe interne

see Dr Speed

m and Sf These hour

sa major i ty o

Sullivan and Arnold Leave

F r i d a y n n d S a t u r d a y October 13 a n d 14 Pres ident Take Sullivan of tlie D u k e PHn-HeIlenic council and Dean D M Arnold will r ep rose sit Dnke

New System For Absences Now Installed Well Place More Respeensebilely

IBSEN PLAY TO BE PRESENTED HERE TOMORROW NIGHT

Mote Eorgny Hammer to Be Featured in Leading Role

of Successful Play

THE MASTER BUILDER a by I b s e n is P r e m i e r e ion of Th i s Y e a r s

a i n m e n t P r o g r a m

watkiy p r o g r a m s will featui ires taking a half hour each Speakers their subjec ts and da tes wUl

October 10mdashThe C

October 2 S - N I R Aa I t s g round Purposes and Provision Douglas B Maggs school of law

October 31mdashRefl

BOS Warns All Freshmen Yellow Cap Labels Offender F r e s h m c n l R e a d and take w a r n i n g A bright yellow cap now adorns the sad of one Duke freshman shout ing Its a rn ing to other frosh Beta Omega

guiet leecaal siralieaiijirc orded in cha rge 1 freshman discipline is soon to cas t Ide tlieir hands off policy of wa tch-sl walling and s t e p into act ion Freshness is the grea tes t complaint aaninast Una claiss of 1937 and B O S truss that freshness and snosatiness

d to thc fact t h a t

d to speak to every-

and t i p Ihelr caps

propor t iona te taa

lue to prolinged H

sill suffer thc loss (

of Use a for

ROTO SECTION IS WEEKLY FEATURE

Collegiate Digest Presents Col lege and University Activities

by Photographs In an effort to give each s tudent thi

oppor tun i ty of watching tlie doings o bis fellow men In other colleginle instl editions the Chronicle siiaasjaliemsiilfs their previous edition with a copy of tbi Collegiate Digest a ro togravure sbee consist ing ent i rely of p ic tures of t h collegiate world This feature will ba continued throughout the year

lege and universi ty in the Uni ted Slates will b r ing to you thc life and activitie of other schools In addit ion to e d u c a tional a n d scientific

orld e Is

ivspaper slogan whicli states t ha t c ture Is wor th ten- thousand wi bulld Collegiate Digest will tell many lumes of stories to its r eade r s aek Across i ts eight pages will p e people who have made news 1 liege anal university world (luring Ihe est seccn days A n d along with

a things

it get Into tlie n s feature is beh presenetd to yo

Homecoming Day Proyram

alumni and guests (Cn iv is rsity Union)

llsOC-ISsOOmdashClass ond g roup meetshyings campus tours e t e

1300mdashOrgan recital (Univers i ty

chape l ) 12 s30mdashBarbecue luncheon 330mdashFootball game 5 sODmdashCarillon p ro g ram 6eM-100mdashDance orchestra (Univer shy

sity Union)

Plans Are Made For Greatest Homecoming Day in Duke

History

22000 FANS AREEXPECTED G a m e R e g a r d e d a s One of Foo tba l l

Five Hundred Men Join Y During Drive Canvass lill Continue Until

One Thousand Mark Is Reached

BUDGET REPORT MADE

he Y M C t bullhich came to

isl Pres ident

ersifie (if $146 was pledged by tbe BOC

ell a board of d i rectors meeting which gno last Wednesday and was concludshy

ed Monday the tentat ive budge t of 500(10 repor ted in l as t weeks CIIBOSST-

band Men represent ing the t eam and coaching staff will make short ta lks

rham merchants working in coshytton with the Chamber of Coui-

have lesLaitslssahaail i

S a t u r d a y night bullc being featured by tl

ejtat Al l stu rnment d

lapters h a

of their a

Show tlaas

is building

r t i ng fans liar alalia-i

tch in D u r A d d W a r

f ternoon

nol beee iaanak to

mm as1 be enter ta ined

ilea em Frsasleey night er and liee baseball

ague players on

lays

sir 1 V F

work

smeli

The t i rby

rom Oct 18-22

ardwick who w

Dur ing

aaiaaia

I football team ten i io par t i c ipa ted

nee his g r adua l

F ra te rn i t i es s

g roups wishing ith Mr H a r d w with Mr Pan ]

Y M C A disc

board expressed Page editor of

tbis time

n of the

on wil l lead d i s -

lt hold

la slum

bull1 desb

The ngt

s on the

and dor-a discus-

d get In chai rman

orlrf To-

a November p r o -

Durham Merchants Stage Best Window Contest

si show

wilh p r i i e s offered for thc most a t t r a c shytive window display annoonced J Noble Arno ld chai rman of a s u b c o m m i t t e e of the Chamber of Commerce in charge of

Fifteen merchan t s have a l ready an-aieeiiiieaa-el tlieir intentions of compet ing in IIis eeaataeeal -ilia very e laborate displays which a t the suggest ion of thc Chamber

of D u k e and tbe other window In range a n d while of Tennessee t y e a r Knosasvllle accorded D u k e root-

DWIRE AS HEAD Alumni Secretary Is Named

Chairman of Publication Board at Meet Tuesday

SERFAS NEW SECRETARY A t a meet ing of the Publicat ion Board

1 th li il

Vols come h

In the D u r h

s tuden ts

cai civic orgs gant ic effort f thc most m n-

ncxt meeting of tho hoard to be held on Novemher 3 on the s ta tus of tlie DUtaff-

T h e unde rg radua te publications will be represented nt the fall meeting of

the N o r t h Carolina Collegiate Press a s -esaacisiUeasi which is to be held a t E a s t

Carolina Teachers college November 2-4

the Archive Is president of thc N C C

P A und expects to announce a t an

early da te the plana for the fall con-

T H E DUKE C H R O N I C L E

CONFERENCE OF NC METHODISTS WILL MEET OCT 21

Second Annual Students Conshyference to Be Held at

Greensboro College DR SPENCE WILL SPEAK

D r S D G o r d o n F a m o u s E n g l i s h

T h e second a n n u a l N o r t h Caro l in i Methodis t S tuden t s Conference will abe held a t Odell Greensboro college October 21-22 R e g shyi s t r a t ion will be in the lobby of Odel l Memoria l from 12 to 2 p m Sa t i October 21

Greensboro college W o m a n s college of the Univers i ty of N o r t h Carol W e s t M a r k e t S t r e e t Methodis t d i m a n d aCollege P lace church

Do You Know The Cheers p Not Learn Them At Once

Cheerleaders Cant Do It All We Must Know the Yells to Have Good Cheering Lets Have a Cheering Section as

Fine as Our Team Is

D-UmdashFight Fight Fight D - U - F I g h t F igh t

D - U - K - E D - U - K - E

D U K E

T E A M T E A M T E A M

Short Ray formdash

of li

delegates f rom the var ious college the s t a t e w h e r e the re a r e member the M E Church South in a t tend-

T h e main speake r will be D r S D Gordon visit ing Morav ian bishop f rom E n g l a n d D r Gordon is r enowned hi rel igious circles of the wor ld for his wr i t ings and his radio addresses H i s books the g rea t e s t of which is P r a y e r

- Changes T h i n g s a n d his universal ly disshycussed series of Qu ie t T a l k s have g rea t ly influenced the sp i r i tua l t hough t uf the Eng l i sh na t ion

Professsor M E Spence of D u k e will be t h e speake r a t the banque t on the evening of the twenty-firs t

Those des i r ing to go or who a r e iu the least in teres ted a r e requested to see W a r r e n Scoville J a m e s Rink (Q-Ufi) or Miss Maybel le Poe

I ailHS eludes tl ie

GREENE TO SPEAK ON PHI ETA SIGMA

National Honorary Scholastic Society to Be Featured at

Freshman Class Meeting

D r W K Greene d e a n of t h e cu r r i cu shy

lum of D u k e universi ty will be t h e p r i n shy

ciple speaker on tbe Ph i E t a Siajma p r o shy

g r a m which will be fea tured n | the

freshman bullbulliaiaai seiiactinB in P a g e aud i to r -

a p p e a r on the s t age a t the assembly

In their meet ing of the new seholastl

y e a r he ld F r i d a y evening Oc tobe r fi Ii

102 Gray bui lding act ion was taken oi

p lans for the yea r s ac t iv i t ies

T h e D u k e univers i ty c h a p t e r of Ph

Eta ssuaai is new on the campus hav

i D M

SOPHOMORE DANCE SATURDAY EVENING

1140 Ii S]11S ship Of t

u r ing chapel pe r iod in P a g e aud i to r ium on last Monday One hundred d a t e t iekeis and fifty s t a g t ickets were d i s t r ibu ted on T u e s d a y and Wednesday

This dance is the first of a number of social affairs which a r c to be sponsored by the sophomore class T b e

lnders tood b erkUMi

Three Times Three for Team D--U- U - U - K - K - K - - E

D U K E

D u k e Uni-ver-s l - ty

F igh t F i g h t

Blue Wave (Sing)

FACULTY SPONSOR COMMUNITY CHEST

Single Campaign to Benefit Unishyversity and Durham Welfare

Associations

DRIVE BEGINS OCTOBER 16

mdashD

Figh t F igh t F i g h t

Blue and White bulle thy a

Mtold

W e i l sing for the Blue

Whose colors we unfold

F i r m s t ands our line of

Fo r they a r e loyal t h rou

F igh t ing with the sp i r i t

F o r the love of D U

Alma Mater

n d u c t tlie un ivers i ty communi ty dri

r funds for the several social welfa

San i ta t ions of the ci ty wishes t o ma]

ay Ches

will be

a furnished a

everlasting

And t ho i

O u r fa tes

Well ever

DEATH OF FOUNDER IS COMMEMORATED Wreath Placed on Dukes Tomb

n Eighth Anniversary of His Death

bully of the d e a t h if the univers i ty s

founder a n d benefac tor J a m e s B D u k e

w r e a t h was placed a t the door of the

susoleuin by a delegation composed of

both s t uden t s a n d members of t h e f ac shy

ia a t noon Tuesday Mr D u k e d ied

oiler 11 I92B within one y e a r a f te r

h a d s igned the inden tu re which c r e shy

ated Hi- Ojftfi foundation and establ ished J Juki- ersi ty

T h e delegat ion was composed of the lllowlng people P res iden t W P F e w

Dean W C Davison Dean W H Gla H e n r y I t D w i r e D e a n W H W a n

aker D e a n J u s t i n Miller D r F C wn J F o s t e r B a r n e s D r Hol land ton D e a n Alice M Baldwin Gei bullritt I r e l and of Wash ing ton D liam Cut te r of Chicago J a n e t Griffis

A s s e - i i - i i bullbull See gtbull i e - - 1 e--

Shackford Carl Sehock P e r d u e Bunch

n d L H E t lmondson

YWC A ENROLLS 200NEWMMBERS

Annual Recognition Service Marks Close of Membership

Drive

The Y W C A held i ts annua l R e e -

c a r d on whicli

ie of cach social welfare

icluding the Tjurhnm Y

M C A the un ivers i ty Y M C A

the R e d Cross the Sa lva t ion A r m y t h c

u r h a m Y W C A a n d the B o y

E a c h meuil

bull bullbullI 1 iaa I IST bullbull IT

amount to be (riven each of them Those

ishlng to c o n t r i b u t e will be asked

to indicate the fac t a n d to r e t u r n the

o t ha t a comple te file may b e kept

dr ive will be u n d e r t a k e n dur i i

R I D E T H E B U S S E S

Durham Public Service Company

MrsWHSmith Beauty Shoppe

Dial

F 3421 It Pays to Look Well

111 lines of Beauty Culture Guaranteed

Washington Duke Hotel

Johnson Motor Co LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS

Buick and Pontiac First class repair work and service on all

General Motors cars

GOODRICH TIRES

Here is the tire you have been looking for The price within the reach of every auto ownshyers purse the guarantee and reputation internationally known the appearance well it cant be beaten ^Jjaee^ejr

Johnson Motor Co 326 East Main Street

STORY-TELLERS RINGMMJANIZED

Purpose of Group Is to Revive Art of Speech in Woodland

Setting

r the t

ereliner

i

of e bullmlaesr a

ie full

f t h e fac-

c ia ted This un i fo rm

dr ive to replace the

in y e a r s p a s t It has

he l eading organiza-

profi t f r o m I t s fund

to each organiza t ion

sum wished

Freshmen Hold Dance

i t h e

l a s t ( officially opened Sa tn r -

l y n igh t with a dance exdutaively for safirlings sponsored by the S tuden l overnment associat ion The dene was held in the Womengt

ymuasium on the E a s t c ampus w i t by Nick L a n e y s o rches t r a Fan-

i -i-bdquo ncmbers ent t o introd

mpus i

OSTa F R I D A Y OCT S R E D C O I N

p u r s e conta in ing $28 a n d two keys

F i n d e r p lease r e tu rn to 103 Ayeock

We Specialize in Permanent

Permanent Wave Studio L o b b y mdash S n o w B u i l d i n g

Q U A D R A N G L E P I C T U R E S

Saturday October 14

WHAT NO BEER

Buster Keaton and Jimmy Durante

Also NewsmdashCorned iesmdashC ar to on

Sports Reel

Wednesday October 18

DANGEROUSLY YOURS

Warner Baxter and MimiJordan

NewsmdashC o med iesmdashC ar too n Melody Master Reel

Buy a Season Ticket

mad the s tude i

the D u k e 18

f t h e p K laquo P -

Mrs W F F e w D e a n Davison

M a r t h a Bal lay S igr id Pe te r son Lesl ie

Squires D e a n M a r y Baldwin a n d

r McDougal l

P lans for the definite format ion of t h e

ig Dr

u p d u r

sa by si

DR M D KING Dentist

i22 W Main S t Tel F-666I R o o m s 11 a n d 12

(Over H a y w o o d amp Boone)

Beat Tennessee Duke Men

carry a full line of fine Sweaters at extremely low

BsS Just the thing for campus and classroommdash

295 thru 395

We feature the new Bound edge hats in all the latest

fall colorsmdashonlymdash

295

We also have a full line of Riding Breeches

T h e N e w Array Store The Store for Duke Men

Main S t r e e t

Opposite thc Gri l l o n d Founta in

VOLSSPECIAL TO BE MET BY BAND

Wednesday October 11 193$

UTERAR^GROUP -

HOLDS FIRST MEET e tussle just ns are being omecomlng^

at t ie s a

ollow Final hy Ihe hand

th 10000 to

5 t early in

mosphere of plans of the

McDermott Addresses Society on Value of Public

Speaking

The Columbia Literary society held its lic^i meeting of the year last Thursday evening in the trial roaiui of the Law building Professor McDermott of thc Duke Law school addressed the society upon the Importance of such on organl-

Davla Williams president explained Ihe prominent role that the Columbia Literary society had played on the cam-

Professor McDermott emphae-isaseil Use value in later life of a knowledge of public speaking and urged all to take advantage of Iheir opportunities He explained that llae ability to stand on ones feet and to express himself clearly

and tliat such an accomplishment gives one the habit of logical thinking by the placing of facts in their proper order Professor McDermott stated that everyshyone should obtain a thorough knowledge of parliamentary procedure if they hoped

BUSINESS T R A I N I N G PAYS t h e Cii inmcrcinl l i iaiaiehe- t a u g h t t h o r o u g h l y

and p r a c t i c a l l y i n

rntVT SECRETARIAL Cr j l f tn i LKUr 1 amp ACCOUNTING j b l l U U L

S o u t h e r n S i r e SSeiileliee P h o n e L-12S1

ConvincingTestimony WEBSTERS

COLLEGIATE Is the Best

AJbzidgesd Dictionary I Slfiirdly hellevfl X llaelll flwr apply to ituay

C S C MERR1AM CO SPRINGFIELD MASsI Ja

mdash mdash mdash d

For Sale at

DUKE UNIVERSITY STORES East Campus mdash West Campups

Pine of the Southland- Best Barbers Invite You

COSMOPOLITAN BARBER SHOP 215 E a s t C h a p e l Hi l l S t r e e t O p p o s i t e W a s h i n g t o n D u k e H o t e l

Superior Tonsorial Beau liScal ion

In a football its ihamp pigskin In a football it has to be Regulation in shoes it has to be Florsheim or Portaye Whether its imported Norshywegian calf or domestic leathermdashtheres no differencemdash it just has to stind the gaff the punching the scuffing

the wet and the cold Florsheim or Portage Shoes for Duke Men

Durhams Largest Shoe Store

VISIT OUR SECOND FLOOR FOR SPECIALS

Roscoe Griffin Shoe Co

IVh-Liil October 11 13SS

COUNCILFORMED FOR JUNIOR CLASS

Eleanor Tompkins Appoints Fourteen Women to Serve on

New Organization

TO COOPERATE WITH MEN

first meeting of the junior class of the Womans college held in the Science building Friday October 6

Al Keichmann director of Ihe mens Jusiiiir council s Iii a-- esi-d Ihe womens heady with a short talk on the formation of such a council whicli contains a reshypresentative of eaeh fraternity and six titan-fraternity members

Tin- East campus class voted in favor of a sirpilar organisation and Eleanor Tompkins president of the womens jun-iesr ohns appointed Hies following memshybers tu serve on the council Alpha Delshyta Pi Jane Steele llannon Zeta Tau Alpha Jane Triplett Kappa Kappa Gamma Jessie Brewer Kappa Alpha Theta Klla-I Whites Delta Delta Delta Caroline Uiettes Pi Beta Phi Detail Iangston Kappa Delta Mary Melkle-jobn Sigma Kappa Florence Helnley

New Venture Promises Well States English Professor English Professor Reviews October Issue of Archive Changes

in Physical Appearance and Content Make Strong

Appeal to Both Men and Women

ris Sinless Dorothy Heroy Ca awyer Marjorie King Mar] lalrmengairde Wegener

until iss conjunction with tin null is pfenning a number ol landing si Junior Prom featur rominent orehestra Swimming

sit of the mens

WOMANS ORCHESTRA BEGINS REHEARSALS

filh l a of lire

-bullmdash in- iinelialv because I have seen e same thing before witb very little suit except a feeling of injury on the irt of those who had lo lind shelf ace for it in the library This is how-er Ihe best fresh start mechanically ail 1 have seen lbs- Archive- make Thlt bullver is very attractive and Ihe large

l-eeee 1 1 1

slipping

I bl-ii

a little is

ras[slaquo nd readmueh more readily I suspect im tlna editors continue to fill all this pace as acceptably as in tlie preseni isue If so then something has happen-it I applaud tlieir boldness and sug-

The edit- rhymed

bullgt]laquobull-bull

fe and with the appll-Maybe the smile is

in the spring III ll ss C turei in chapel amd joining in the grn concert to be given lay all the woroei musical organisations the Womans et lege orchestral hsss begun i t weekly i

Evelyn Barnes The orchestra at present has a mem-

ists are Rachae Meetze Cclestine Beam-er Elisabeth Poole Virginia Johnson Uohliy Burns and efilalne Clsill-a -erond violinists are Virgiijia Tillotson Mar Faison Covington Maragarel Harrlsa Evelyn Taylor and Ida Sheen Ajipl le-hii Helen Gay

1 phrae confirmed by ihe authors the Half Shell which ec

iraeters who -are good fl

popularity sinal is - Hjtll s

other of tl inisi Campliell anil Faalilll Miller play I Amy Gamble und Helen Wilson

clarinets Constance Blackwood a the comet Sara Docket is tins las alto saxophonist and Jane Ritter t the xylophone Helen Cross is the

it and Mary Faison Coving-

N C C W

s who have repeatedly mlaquoin-

slightly

r that 1 cannot honestly say is quite sslsible John Leland garrisons All sings Come Is Him Who Waits pre-

ifessor whose marriage has been a iy t nasi ration of his hobby Amy

THE DUKE CHRONICLE

JUNIORSTO S T U D F CAMPUS AFFAIRS

Form Committee to Investigate Student Complaints and to

Suggest Improvements

At the junior class meeting held Monshyday morning in the Biology building the elass took a decided stand in fostering a new organisation on the Duke campus an organisation that will be known as thc Complaint Department of Duke unl-

The object of this body is to investi-eee- Mis e a - - e-e si-

dent body talk facts over with the powers that be and present to them the

ints and suggestions for improve-will be published in the Cmo--icu

is the first time that any such

two by Edward

SHERBETS

Durham Ice Cream Company We Make any Color Block Ice Cream for Fraternity

and Sorority Banquets bull PHONE Dial L-ufiS MAIN AT DUKE

Made With Pure Cream FANCY ICES BLOCK CREAM

The Carolina Drug and Soda Shop

bullugs Soda Cigar Sandeeiehe Carolina Theatre Building

I Iy ZUCKERMAiV Manager en Sundays Curb Sera

1 Ellis Beauty Shop Everything for Beauty $500 Permanents (or $350

as long as present supplies last

Make Your Appointment Now

rss Aurea Ray ti Ann Mr Adams ss Helen Nelson ira E Syken Man

EQUIP YOUR CAR WITH A GOOD

RADIO WE HAVE THE FAMOUS

MOTOROLA CAR RADIO Our Price Regular Price

$4450

Meyers-Glenn

Enjoy Your Mealsmdash THE MALBOURNE

offers the best Meal Value in town

Our Green pi ate gives you a well balanced meal

of your own choosing

Meal Books $550 tor $412

Malbourne Hotel Cafeteria Main and Koxboro Streets

CO-ED MUSIC CLUB TO HOLD INITIAL MEETING

Iovinjftaiii emhliesity a

MATERIAL ADDED TOARTSDIVISION

Purchase of 200 Slides Aided by Carnegie Corporation

of New York

The department of fine arts at Duke a Hirers ity has taken hig steps forward io the past year The department was founded in 1931 and has expanded con-

photograph n in It unci ail

ee Inn

d by the Carnegia York The echoli hy the Commitlc

from fifteen colleges and universities are invited each year to attend special courses at Harvard and the invitation may be extended a second lime Six of the number this year were from southern institutions among whom was Misa Louise Hall of Duke These institushytions benefit nol only through the direct gift of funds for purchasing equipment but also through the contacts made with people in old and new departments else-

Diikc university has also received on Art Teaching equipment set consisting of hooks photographs and prints as a gift

SayS Botany wool ties are finding favor with well dressed students Neat foushylard type patterns that go especially well with tweed

suits

Yell me somei thing

r 7 what makes a cigarette taste better

WHAT makes anything taste

better Its what is in it

athat makes a thing taste better

CHESTERFIELDS taste better beshy

cause we buy ripe tobaccos These

ripe tobaccos are aged two and a

half yearsmdashthirty months During

this time the tobaccos improvemdash

just like wine improves by ageing

CHESTERFIELDS taste better beshy

cause they have the right kind of

home-grown tobaccos and Turkish

Tobaccos welded together

W e hope this answers your

question

(chesterfield the cigarette thats MILDER

the cigarette that TASTES BETTER

IVh-Liil October 11 13SS

COUNCILFORMED FOR JUNIOR CLASS

Eleanor Tompkins Appoints Fourteen Women to Serve on

New Organization

TO COOPERATE WITH MEN

first meeting of the junior class of the Womans college held in the Science building Friday October 6

Al Keichmann director of Ihe mens Jusiiiir council s Iii a-- esi-d Ihe womens heady with a short talk on the formation of such a council whicli contains a reshypresentative of eaeh fraternity and six titan-fraternity members

Tin- East campus class voted in favor of a sirpilar organisation and Eleanor Tompkins president of the womens jun-iesr ohns appointed Hies following memshybers tu serve on the council Alpha Delshyta Pi Jane Steele llannon Zeta Tau Alpha Jane Triplett Kappa Kappa Gamma Jessie Brewer Kappa Alpha Theta Klla-I Whites Delta Delta Delta Caroline Uiettes Pi Beta Phi Detail Iangston Kappa Delta Mary Melkle-jobn Sigma Kappa Florence Helnley

New Venture Promises Well States English Professor English Professor Reviews October Issue of Archive Changes

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Appeal to Both Men and Women

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THE DUKE CHRONICLE

JUNIORSTO S T U D F CAMPUS AFFAIRS

Form Committee to Investigate Student Complaints and to

Suggest Improvements

At the junior class meeting held Monshyday morning in the Biology building the elass took a decided stand in fostering a new organisation on the Duke campus an organisation that will be known as thc Complaint Department of Duke unl-

The object of this body is to investi-eee- Mis e a - - e-e si-

dent body talk facts over with the powers that be and present to them the

ints and suggestions for improve-will be published in the Cmo--icu

is the first time that any such

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CO-ED MUSIC CLUB TO HOLD INITIAL MEETING

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MATERIAL ADDED TOARTSDIVISION

Purchase of 200 Slides Aided by Carnegie Corporation

of New York

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from fifteen colleges and universities are invited each year to attend special courses at Harvard and the invitation may be extended a second lime Six of the number this year were from southern institutions among whom was Misa Louise Hall of Duke These institushytions benefit nol only through the direct gift of funds for purchasing equipment but also through the contacts made with people in old and new departments else-

Diikc university has also received on Art Teaching equipment set consisting of hooks photographs and prints as a gift

SayS Botany wool ties are finding favor with well dressed students Neat foushylard type patterns that go especially well with tweed

suits

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cause they have the right kind of

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The Duke Chronicle

nf March M 1879

W E S T S T A F F Hce 05 Mens Unio

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i i la _bullbull( a I are- F r e d Sinilh Bliss J N McNaugh ton W D Byrne L C Moon W (J C r a n f o r d J rimes A

E A S T S T A F F

Sam Kogol Wil l iam arapnel C l a r k Gillies Lyman W r i g h t J a m e s

Society E d i t i S p o r t E d i t o r

I bull a ta Ceejsy Kalis e

Isllisil c Cash H a z e l E m e r y M a r y

REPOSTERS Evelyn Hoard J a n e Car l ton M a r y Covington l i nbye lasaal Mary Bradley J a n e Ha i s l ip A l m a H e d -rlck J u d i t h Hodges M a r g a r e t Moore Nelson Powel l E r n e s t i n e Pau l -see-ion Roe M a r y Rhodes E leanor Silleck Isobel s h r i u e r Gladys Suder Sa rah Taylor Dearie Willis F rances Wise E t h e l Whi te

Business Manage r F a i s c E S Tonoa AssisTiKera Claire IVIalaeeaesi Sa ra J o r d a n Vi rg in ia W a t -

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OPEN PORUM

LOST L O S T mdash O n e h e a d c h e e r l e a d e r a t t h e W a k e F o r e s t

g a m e L u s t s e e n t o n sew h e r e in t h e D u k e s l i i den l s ec t ion

uf t h e s t a d i u m A n s w e r s t o t h e n a m e o f D o t y a n d

w e a r s w h i t e s w e a t e r a n d s l a c k s P a r t i a l t o t h c c o - e d s

W i l l finder p l e a s e p u t i n w o r k i n g c o n d i t i o n u r d r o p

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T H E D U K E C H R O N I C L E

The President Says

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The editorial policy of the Duke Chronicle for 1933-34 will center around

1 Development of University Atmosphere 2 Student-Faculty Relationships 3 Creation of Duke Spirit

SATURDAYS T E S T

WANTED Duke spirit that will make the team and alumni proud of us and us proud of

The game Saturday ivill be the test of the team it will also be the test of the student body Are we prepared If not let us cram as much us posuble in these last few minutes

J o h n P u b l i c h a s a p o o r o p i n i o n of D u k e s t u d e n t s

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w e a r e p o o r l o s e r s t h a t w e d o n o t a p p r e c i a t e t h e

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a n d b e t t e r w i n n e r s t h c w i l l i n g n e s s t o g i v e c r e d i t

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t r i u m p h o v e r h e r f o e s

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s p i r i t t h a t c o l l e g e w i l l n e v e r o c c u p y i t s r i g h t f u l p l a c e

i n t h e s p o r t - w o r l d

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i n t h e i n t e r e s t s of t r u l y r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s o c i a l l i f e o n

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a c t i v i t i e s H e r e t o f o r e t h c t w o s t u d e n t b o d i e s h a v e

c o o p e r a t e d v e r y w e l l o n p u b l i c a t i o n s a n d i n t h e P a n -

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f r o m mdash A L N

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of y o u r l e t h a r g i c m o o d u n d p r o d u c e s o m e sp i i

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E b i T o n O F D U K E C H R O N I C I E

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r e s u l t of s e v e r a l t h i u g s h u t o n e of t h e m a i n r e a s o n s i a

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w h o s h o u l d e x p e c t t h e f r o s h t o r o o t b y t h e m s e l v e s

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t h a t j u s t b e c a u s e t h e y h a v e b e e n p r o m o t e d s o m e w h a t

t h a t t h e t e a m c a n n o t u s e t h e i r s u p p o r t T h a t i t i s

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bull ee o u t - y e l l e d b y t h c v i s i t o r s

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y e a r b u t w h y s h o u l d t h e p l a y e r s w o r k if t h e y a r e n o t

ve t b e s u p p o r t of t h e w h o l e s t u d e n t b o d y

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H o w a b o u t s o m e c o o p e r a t i o n

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s t a n d s t i l l T h e s m a l l D u k e c h e e r i n g g r o u p m a d e n

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c h e e r i n g t h a t i s s u e d f o r t h a t t i m e s a l m o s t d r o w n e d

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y o u g u y s l a u g h a t t h a t s t a t e m e n t b u t y o u r e

s p e c i m e n of h u m a n i t y t h a t h a s n t g o t t h e -

g e t o u t t h e r e S a t u r d a y o r a n y o t h e r t i m e a n d o p e n hiss

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Y o u v e g o t t h e g r e a t e s t t a c k l e i n t h e c o u n t r y o u t

e r e a l i n e t h a t i s j u s t a b o u t t h e t o u g h e s t i n t h e

S o u t h a n d a b u n c h of b a c k s t h a t a r e r e a l l y g o i n g p l a c e s

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i t o l e t t h e o t h e r g u y y e l l t o s h o w off h i s d a t e o r

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t h a t s w h a t t h e y c o m e f o r l e a v e t h e m a t h o m e o n t h e

s t c a m p u s w h e r e t h e y b e l o n g C o a c h W a d e Bays

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f e l l o w s y o u k n o w a s w e l l a s I d o t h a t e v e r y w o r d

h a v e s a i d is t r u e a n d t h e r e is o n l y o n e t h i n g t o d o

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r o r i t y m a k e a d e t e r m i n e d e f f o r t t o s e e t h a t i t s g r o u p

m a d e t o r e a l i z e t h e i m p o r t a n c e of g o o d m a n n e r s i n

a l l p l a c e s eabc i t i n c o l l e g e o r e l s e w h e r e T h i s is a n

s x p e u s i x e p r o g r a m a n d i t i s o n e of g r e a t p r o f i t

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i t y m a k e a l l t h e i r m e m b e r s completely memorise every

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t h e y w i l l n e v e r f o r g e t t h e m a n d f o r t h o s e f r e s h m e n n o t

ie t w o a b o v e g r o u p s t h a t t h e r e b e a s y s t e m

g e d t o s e e t h a t t h e y d o t h e s a m e t h i n g I f t h i s

o n e w e w o u l d h a v e b e t t e r c h e e r i n g a t g a m e s I f

v a s suf f ic ien t ly i m p r e s s e d o n t h e f r e s h m e n t h e y

w o u l d n o t f o r g e t w h a t t h e y h a d l e a r n e d t h e f r e s h m a n

a n d a s a r e s u l t t h e y w o u l d k n o w t h e s o n g s e t c

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t i l ings a c r o s s T h e u p p c r e l j s s m c i i c o m e t o g a m e s a n d

l e r e w i t h s o m u c h s e l f - i n t e r e s t t h a t t h e y a r e

u n a b l e t o m a k e a s o u n d U p p e r e l a s s m e n a r c s u p p o s e d

o b e l e a d e r s s o s n a p o u t of i t a n d g i v e t h e f r e s h m e n

s o m e t h i n g to l o o k f o r w a r d t o

T h e t h i r d s u g g e s t i o n i s t h a t t h e r e b e a c o n t e s t b e -

w e c n t h e b o y s a n d g i r l s a t t h e D u k e - T e n lies see g a m e

i n d a l l g a m e s to s e e w h i c h h a v e t h e m o r e s p i r i t a n d

aan g i v e t h e b e t t e r c h e e r s A p r i z e c o u l d b e o f f e r e d o r t h e w i n n e r

L a s t s u g g e s t i o n is t h a t t h e c h e e r l e a d e r g e t m o r e

d e e p t h e n i g h t b e f o r e t h e g a m e b e c a u s e p e p p y c h e e r

l e a d e r s c a n d o a g r e a t d e a l t o w a r d s m a k i n g ai p e p p j

-d S o l e t s s h o w t h e o l d g r a d s S a t u r d a y t h a t w e

h a v e t h e s tu f f t o s u p p o r t a t e a m W c h a v e a r e a l t e a m

e t s b e a s g o o d s u p p o r t e r s a s they a r e p l a y e r s

n e p e o p l e w e k n o w t h i n k t h a t t h e y a r e h a r d -

b o i l e d b u t t h e y r e r e a l l y Only h a l f - b a k e d

mdash M i l l t a p s Purple and White

M a n y b a c h e l o r s w i s h t h e y h a d a p r e t t y h e l p f u l

f e s t a t e s a w r i t e r S o d o m a n y h u s b a n d s mdash P u n c h

Eyes and Ears

icil I t s membersh ip c esentat lves from each slers cons t i tu t ing the t r a shyss a t Duke I t s bin

seems t ha t the re a r e mam

sis board than were actual-

spring S t r a n g e enougl

members h a v e more in

e actually elected to thia

a he lasivas sajuirnied on tills

sot body they are f rom tht

whence all wisdom senilis

mjrli tliey eider suggestion

e d e m a n d s

and there

bull sec aisail M

of a n

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fen ne

ke T

ing ult

s 2

would ral

ce f rom

b u t the

k should

b u t B

L i k e I t

N o t only d id they go to a

j rs l ty of Tcnnesa

11 go back home a

Homecoming Day is set for S a t u r d The old g r a d s will be r e t u r n i n g to bullsimilar where they were once ac t t uden t s P r o u d of their p a s t associa t vith this ins t i tu t ion a n d filled wi th ipeet for all thc Ideals for which school s t ands they a r c looking forwi

i s t as much a s It is o

Spor t i ng a I

sassjeea- e-veeels IlesillcS till

o n VeAey

I coach anaeti

league s t a r s who were born or a t t e n d e d bullol in N o r t h Carolina Among t l

of famous ball p l aye r s a r e BI ber former sensa t ional sho r t s top le Blue- Devils a n d now the g u a r d l a Ihe short-field of thc Bos ton E e

Bobby Coombs now twir ler for the adelp lua Athle t ics and Duke ndsman of l a s t y e a r T im MKailli-

who pltcl ied for the Devils two ons back and th

bullbulli- bull Sington who coo

football and also does

as ing flies for the A t l a n

ches fresh-

a Cracke r s

Smiling f rousf) W I T H L O U O A N Z

Little Tale of a Will

usual ly misuiiders

oply p u r g a t o r y

egged him to

in college be-

e of the fro

stolen her gal -pal s My lit t le p ro tegee is having a swe l legan t t ime over there And those boys a t the frosh sacrifice to Terps ichore w e r e line most Isaslifni bunch I have ever me t A n d one gal a l r eady h a s a roan of whom she refuses to let go and does he love I t T h e r e s a new b r ide in Ihe B o s t And congrots to H e n r y Kolbc on his recent mar r iage A n d the same ta Mr and Mrs H e r r i n g on t h e b i r th of their daugh te r I j u s t wonder | p s t why those windows in A l s p a o g h were nailed down A n d why oh why was t ha t red light changed t o blue

fectly ha rmonious effect

e l i t t l e co-ed who

hies

Music N The Air

W a y n e K ing and b

i V E R Y y line pro 13th provi

e d u r i n g the

l the Old Mi

t a r t i n g a thea t r ica l

a MoGugln well-and football coi

-ersity will be

B ing Crosby will he 1 F ceremonies when he arles of Monday night e lody with Lenn ie H a y

sidentally h i s

anagrams bullTi

Tlie L a s t R o u

ay October

series of h a

Tomorrow

bull M l C - W l a 1 t

s h is spir i ts drooped a n d he b e c a u

boliuuk couldn t t a k e i t b u t bea

ck a wee bi t to the p a s t H e ti

am his family all this t ime lt

liked I tmdashor m a y b e he d idn t like 1

K a p p a d a y A E a the weekly as-sr fr iend d re s sed

someth ing

A t l a s t P h i B e t a

ie s tuden ts ga thered ambly one eould sec c i ki l l t ake his cus tomary s

Ihe h u s h A n d t h e - p r e x y of S1ISS]IUT anil up to speaks H e

ove the usua l t a l k abou t the worth of studying ha rd et ce te ra e t ectei laving done his p a r t a l though tin io N R A yet ht

electees A n d h all t h e res t a

ne began with

t Use is

nslates the m o t t o I

Tbe saeiai-

We can lake i t a s

r t ised I Oh I H a v e you been

ighaled ye lp Coupon for sample

slaving c r e a m pos led o n the bul let in

d in one of the E a s t do rms And

ensboro titl I t a n d they h a d H o r t i c u l t u r e Is I Did y o u

bull O r t

r dr ive d i m e Tha t will m a k e I not a d r i v e t h e chief sneaked u p on a car p a r k e d wi thout l ights the other evening Need you k n o w more They tell me the u p p e r c l a s s m a n gals a r e taking a back sea t in the affections of the men this y e a r l Say it isnt s o There s a U N C r ing - sna t che r t h a t visits our fa i r ladies often H ie chcer-

l eellel

t y Tlie B

oved muchly a

St Louis B lues

the firs P a n - H e l l frolic on

W h a t is the K K

Ic who were mar r ied h

i n d w h a t li t t le P e g

And have a L o r d P lushbo t tom e greensward W h a t l i t t le A l s -gul thought a T h o m a s Col l ins

ieer Woeful ignorance t h a t bullally b l i ss Peop l e who a r e not n ted with facts should not wr i t e a i s

T h u s ano the r edit ion o( bed and I think t l ia t is

ca a t t ha t I So I h ie

g goes

case ( A n d I shal l

our l e t t e r Mac a s

c e - T h a n k s for t h e

d we shall see w h a t

ransje in ter lude off

rely befi t t ing t h a t

11 T h e Ze tas h a v e

r COLLEGE CONTEMPO L S U

eek Wil l iam Rankin

ano and

lists The

Columbia

ffil la tions

GOBDOH

What s

ther Dean

Fordham

is dcan i P a t h

a n d Mr Vock

Ireelnr of the g

MPO

Wednesday October THE DUKE CHRONICLE

Kappa Kappa Gamma Entertains Pledges

The pledges of Kappa Kappa Gam-

Delta Sigma Phi Announces Pledging

The Alpha Epsilon chapter of Delta Sigma Phi wishes to announce the pledg-

and the repledging of Hugb Page Clay-

N J Ed Howell Goldsboro N C

Kappa Alpha Pledges Two

and Charlie Ballinger Greenville S C

Sigma Delta Pledges Six

Sigma Delta fraternity takes pleasure in announcing the pledging of tbe folshylowing mens Howard Geta Nasiareth Pa James Henry Nazareth Pa Donshyald Stewart Elizabeth N J Charles St Clair Punaassutawney Paj Lawrence Gent Cold Springs N Y John Ross Queens Village N Y

Sigma Alpha Omega Announces Initiation

The Sigma Alpha Omega fraternity wishes to announce the Initiation of Alshylan Hibbard Clearwater Pla Charles Dovey Jr Overbrook Paf and Charles C Eberly Chester Pa on Monday evening October tlie ninth

Law Students Honored by Auxiliary

The Ladies Auxiliary beaded by Mrs Iiistin Miller si]gtonsored on Friday even-

Duke university Law school They en-

eleven-forty in the Mens Onion Music aa-aee f ear iai1 aeil by Nick Laneys orchesshytra

the Mens Student Government associashytion sponsored a dance on Saturday evening October 1 from 8 until 101st oclock in the Womens gymnasium in

of tbe affnir was to introduce the fresh-esssas women to the freshmen men

Members of the Social Standards comshymittee mens Pan-Hellenic council and the Mens Student Government assocla-

rniislc was snpplied by the Duke Blue Devils orchestra Dean Alice Baldwin Miss Mary Grace Wilawn add Mrs Emily Pemberton chaperoned the dance

GRADUATE CLUB HEARS VOLMER

Duke Professor Relates Obsershyvations Made During Visit

in Germany

in the Banquet hall of the Union Vollmer had es his subject Pre

Day Germany He brought out tha bullxperience through whieh the Ger

After the conclusion of Dr ipeech a short business meeting Dr William H Glasson dea

Mrs Barnes Speaks On Greek Music

rector of Womens Glee Club oints Out Greek Contribushyte) ns to Music

DISCUSS PLANS Hanes Clement Chairman of

Project Committee Outlines Suggested Programs

e held its first meeting on Thursday ning October 5 In the Y W C A 1 of East Duke building The greater

Hanes Clement chairman

lectures the subject belnj

civilisation is indebted to th

of music on a high plane ahord scale and the combina etry and music Mrs ISarne

nnd the classical

I B O and its n

mans imitated poorly the Greeks The

Mrs Barnes said that the Greeks a foundation for our music She plained how rhythm tones melo

Kleig Eyes THREE CORNERED MOONmdashClaushy

dette Colbert GENE AUSTINmdashOn the stage

Una Frl-Sat Oct Is3-U iy and whimsical bit of lightsome lery featuring Americas craziest

family the Rimplegars Dandelion wine

Mix them all together and what do you Tehe inconsequential gayness of ty-four hours in the life of the Rbsraquo-

ef those bull ui think I-

[ for awhile i vouUl like

excel-

lominallng committee consisting of Helen Daniels Mary Jansen and Vir-

ia Dillon was appointed to make no-lations for the office of vice-president

motion was made and passed that the senior class present to the studlt body at the next meeting of the student government the question of assessing dues and have the group sancllon sonw menu by whieh elass does may be madi compulsory

In order to make meetings of the claw bdquo more Interesting It was suggested that ( outside speakers be secured to discuss various problems with Ihe group I was moved and passed tliat the class b

r for that dull feel And on the stagesmdashGene (original noner) Austin in a program of songs eiisted by Candy and Coco who also

DOCTOR BULl^-Will Rogers Carolina Sun-Wed Oct 16-18 Will Rogers as a small town physician

and health officer in an adaption by Paul

ful novel Tbe Last Adam Another in the sequence of simple down-to-earth tales Hollywoods latest cycle

Will Rogers the typical country physhysician occupies the usual position of both

Hei n the church choir (he

WHOOPEEmdashEdd

Aatu^Q^-to LUCKY SMOKERS of Ibe a

- bull bull bull bull

of-the-erop singing laughing screaming all-time success Edshydie Cantor as a tenderfoot with tender

Girlsl Girls Girls And picked as only Eddie Cantor can pick them I Music

dont forget folks thats what you get folks for makin whoopee Laughter

ie and varied types and~ varieties And the finest color sequences that have

Men made otnmended without reservations

Scramble And the result is an overshynight brewery Jimmy learns that a

eroo is a native of Australia (Gee y sister marry one of thera I) Buej love-struck over the Innoceot look-

Ten thousand gel-

Bettc Davis at her charming best ii ultra-modern story of love and th

erringe ceremony Good it you lik

SIGN OF THE CROSS-Claudette Colshybert

A return engagement of thc girl-In-ac-goats-mllk-haih picture Claudette olbert demonstrating witb gestures hat It was like to be really bad in the siod old Roman days Elissa Land de-lonstrating with equal talent what it

n the bad old days c Mar

suita

AtWAYS thejinest tobaccos

ALWAYS thejinest workmanship

ALWAYS Luckiespkasel

I t s not by accident that Luckies draw so easily

burn so evenly For each and every Lucky is fully

packedmdashfilled to the brim with sweet ripe mellow

Turkish and Domestic tobaccos Round firmmdash

no loose ends Thats why Luckies are so smooth

its toasted w

FOR THROAT PROTECTION-FOR BETTER TASTE

Incident eand compiteat acting pro-a suitable base for ibe gingerbread mtnga And ihea of com goats milk bath See It I

DANGEROUSLY YOURS Warner Baxter

Quadrangle Pictures Wed Oct IB Type a Raffles yarn Ingredientsi roshy

mance drama and excitement Skul-druggery a crayala garlng Yogi Conshytents a flock of detectives attempting to

and a dog fight b rIock Holmes

Climax tbe crook goes straight the dat-aectlve stops trying to make others go atralght Conclusion thc crook (ex-rook) being male and the detective (en-detective) being female they do as do

T H E D U K E C H R O N I C L E Wednesday October 11 19HS

BLUE DEVILS OUT TO STOP VOLS Tennessee Brings Strongest Team On Record T o Meet||

Devils In Crucial Game B O T H UNBEATEN Tennessee E n t e r s Game With

Victories Over V P I and Mississippi S t a t e

W A D E M E N S E E K R E V E N G E

Footbal l history n j j l be m a d e this t u r d a y In the D u k e s tad ium when two favored elevens for confei championships in the South mee t ir th i rd of a series of games between D u k e

aarly ii laa^n-

atest and s t rongest t e a m Majo r Bob Neyland

southern conference L a s t S a t u r d a y the Vols found a Utile more opposi t ion in de tes t ing MlasslEsIpp] Slsite 20 t o 0 Neyland has been saving his men for the D u k e game H e used Ihe first t eam only ten minutes against V F I a n d for one half of the gaime with Mississippi

uiessce than the one t ha t mei s year Tlie Blue Devils have r V M I and W a k e Fores

The

Tailored Man P A N - H E L L E N I C

D A N C E S

will be

F O R M A L

CUSTOM T A I L O R E D

E V E N I N G C L O T H E S

Exclusive Fabr ics

S T Y L E A N A L Y S T S

With The Blue Devils By D I C E HCWHSUT

nllowers of thc Unlvers l t j

e- out oine of the D u t e - T c r bull see hie plssyed in the D u k e nt S a t u r d a y afternoon e a r ight to he worried Tliey r well t h e surpr ise the locals n l as t season and know t h a t the vlls will do every th ing in their

get a victory oyer their highly even

bull win Both aire undefea ted and ai tfous to main ta in a n unblemished r rd th roughout the season S a t u r d a ime is only one of many obstacles co not ing both elevens A t the end of t] ason fans will probably find that t inner will be ra ted as the stronge am in the South

The people In the s t ands Sa tu rd i ho have never had the p leasure of alching Beat t le Fea the r s In act ion have t r e a t in s tore for them T h a t is if

they can watch him F e a t h e r s is abou t bullhe feasteast stsiitiss- lasssls in ileee country snd once he gets s t a r t e d he is ha rde r to top than old age

can s top them she will have p len ty

and Vaughn

acks Duke s ball e

t will he in teres t ing to wa tch the 11]

y in Sa tu rday s game The outcoi

the g a m e will p robab ly r e s t on the

u lders of thc men in the forward

lis of the two teams The lines a re

her evenly matched T h c D u k e

(Continued on page eight)

UNUSUAL GRIDIRON ATTRACTIONS F O R N C ON SATURDAY Three Major Games Scheduled

for Coming Week-End In S t a t e

DEVILS-VOLS H E A D L I S T

C a r o l i n a M e e t s Georg i a a n d Wolfpack

I l a y s F l o r i d a fo r O t h e r

S t a t e T i l t s

T h e football spot l ight of the South will be focused on N o r t h Caro l ina this week where Big F ive t eams will throw iheir strciifith against foreign teams in some of the weeks h e a d l i n e s Heading the list is the Duke-Tennessee game to be played in the D u k e s tad ium In ad shydit ion to this g a m e t h e r e a r e the Car f r l ina-Gcorgta F lo r ida -S ta t e V M I -Davidson bull and Waike Fo re s I-Richmond

The Ta r Heels p lay ing a t Chapel Hi l l will have their hands more than full in subduing the gigant ic Bul ldog team

enes thei i bullh e^sm

invade Raleigh with boast ing one of the best defensive lines In the Sou th T h e Wolfpack aggregat ion will lac fighting with their u tmos t power la avsenge ilee-aiaselvcs in the eyes of the i r followers for the 9 to 0 defeat handed them lust week hy Clemson This g a m e incidentally will ma rk the official open-Ing of S te l e s new stai i ium F lor ida s a t tack will be centered ( a round J o e Hughes mos t feared man of the Ga to r backfield R a y Rex and Bob McQuage

ill handle the b r u n t of the S t a t e offense Csaaeeiiii into the s t a t e for the second n e Oils season the V M 1 F ly t ag m a d r o n will fight once more for a vic-ry over a N o r t h Carol ina t e a m when cy throw their lot aga ins t Davidson on

bulleak into the win column af te r three

c Wildcats i- bullbullbullbull

ir four th

t a k e the field against Davidson t h a n t h a t which s lumped so badly aga ins t the Ife-i iis ten days ago

T h e one remain ing B i g Five tc W a k e Forestmdashwil l be host to the versiay oi Itiehsnond nn Thursday aftershynoon The Bap t i s t s were higlily imj

(Continued on page eight)

Duke University Unions E A S T p A M F U S

J E T H O M P S O N 2

E N D O W M E N T S

ENOCH L STAMEY 24 N E W E N G L A N D M U T U A L L I F E

Oldest Char tered American Company

715 Depositor

A N N U I T I E S

P h o n e N-292I

F A M I L Y

aelaquoe-- jaltfea PSTttUtZ2 - SACK I

A b o v e a r e p i c t u r e d five of T e n n e s a

howeve r will p l a y a g a i n s t D u k e Sa

t o t h e D u k e t e a m las t season by IT

m i n u t e s of play wil l not b e i n th i

in the V P I g a m e a n d bull

WVMN- FULLBACK

aes l ead ing ball t a r r i e r s Only fou r

i t u r d a y W y n n w h o b r o u g h t d e f e a t

a k i n g a field goa l in t h e l a s t t h r e e

a V o l s l i ne -up H e b r o k e hiss a n k l e

vill be o u t for t h e season

PEACOCK SECOND IN DISTRICT GOLF

Ex-Duke Vars i ty S t a r Rated High in Washington

Golf Circles

Roger Peacock cap ta in of thc D u k e aijversily southern conference bulllisiisip-mship golf t eam las t year and 1932 lislrlct of Columbia golfing champion

Peacock wns defeated in the play-off a tch for the Dis t r i c t t i t l e by a n 18 ear old golfer Dick Lunn whose wln-

a tch was also the basis of dc te rmina-

nn for the list of the ten bes t golfers Dur ing the psist summer Peacock won

id played a spectacular g a m e as he

nerged victorious In the M a r y l a n d

sale A m a t e u r tournament H e w a s d e -

dedly off his game in the Middle A t -

-straled Football ^nTMioei Duk(

the FootbaU Digest the Bim

TENNESSEE GAME BIG OPPORTUNITY

Duke Ready to E n t e r Game With Every th ing to

Gain

Afler the arr ival of Coach Wal lace W a d e a t Duke ers twhi le mentor a t Alashybama where the success of his teams were nat ional ly known football fans

In the first y e a r unde r the W a d e sys-

em 1931 the Blue Devil machine did

eesll essaakliiaai esaeispl for the unexpected lefeat of Ken tucky L a s t year D u k e sroadcastcd her power in southern com-isny by a repet i t ion of that 1931 Ken-ticky victory aiml lay the thril l ing peine

Duke Drops Deacons 22-0 In Opening Home Game

FIVE LOOP TEAMS MEET ELEVENS OF NEW CONFERENCE

Members of Old Conferenlt Continue Grid Relatione

Despite Spl i t

NO C O N F E R E N C E G A M E S

Wilh the l i r a football cam

conference elevens will t ake the li impor tan t Inter-league g r id en nie-iils over the week-end and five

BUY Arrow Shirts

We carry a complete stock of Arrow Shirts Underwear and Handkerchiefs See the Mitoga the form fitting draped shirt molded to fit your body on display at our store

Miller-Bishop Co Where Colleye Men Meet

today when they enga

(Continued on page eight)

AIR GAME IS GOOD Rogers Goes Over on P a s s

Laney and Cox Seore Touchdowns

W A K E A D V A N C E S E A R L Y

Deacons Threaten Duke Goal Une

Villa Coach Wade s

bulllies

r F redd ie Crawford p roduced

score by tackl ing the W a k e

liter behind the goal l ine

s one of t h e cancelling p l a y e r s

the field hav ing a decidedly on day

ass receiving aud blocking a n d r u n -

D u r i n g the second half C o r k y

the indirect cause of Duke s poin ts

a 1 s ix-yard pass from Laney a 22

iHiieil aroiuid end and a line

(Continued on page eight)

Tip to freshmen Get started on the right shirt

Y o u r f i r s t exam i s g o i n g o n r i g h t n o w

c r i t i c a l u p p e r - c l a s s m e n a r e l o o k i n g y o u o v e r

Y o u r c l o t h e s w i l l h a v o a l o t t o d o i n w i n n i n g

t h e i r f a v o r T h a i s w h y w e u r g e y o u t o w e a r

A m e r i c a s b e s t l o o k i n g s h i r t s mdash A r r o w S h i r t s

N o e v e n t h e m o s l h a i d - b i l t e n s t y l e a d d i c t c a n

f i n d f a u l t w i t h I h e s m a r t n e s s o n d t a i l o r i n g of

A r r o w S h i r t s A n d i h e y k e e p t h e i r g o o d l o o k s

a n d p e r f e c t fit b e c a u s e mdash t h e y r e a l l S a n f o r i z e d

S h r u n k 1 T r y T r u m p o r G o r d o n t o s t a r t w i t h

5 1 9 5 e a c h

A R R O W

Duke University Haberdashery

features

The Entire Arrow Line

Wednesday October THE DUKE CHRONICLE

Six Intramural Football Tilts Played Last Week

PROGRAM STARTS Touch Football Initiates Extenshy

sive Fall Program Under Gerards Direction

KAPPA SIGS OPEN SEASON

24-0 iii sua uneven g a m e las t W e d n e s d a y on the soccer field M a r t i n ii|iide two

lseetifxlse Chi Alpha made a ta l ly in thi

PERFECT Wt I You are

Sure that it will be right when exshyperienced tailors have done the altering We have taken eire of tbp nrrhe students altering needs for years

Rowland amp Mitchell U p s t a i r s over D u r h a m M e n s S h o p

BLANCHE GALLOWAY

IN PERSON AND HER ORCHESTRA

Saturday Nite OCTOBER 14

WASHINGTON DUKE HOTEL 8 P M $1degdeg

Lssuihtla Chi iUptia School of Heliglon 1i Ueieilel |i

e Maey Grifiis Miiresliistsiie

Klcinfel ter L e h r D a m e 11 amblers

H a n d y Shor ten

- Clee bullliilivi RamblersmdashGi yens

lle-reev tsilarsV Uestvasr fear 1i Fiailsn F i mdash H a l e Wi l l i ams

D e l t a S i g s D r o p A T O

Delta Slajms p | i i Mervine Wcs i Gre-

l i a i r d Bell

O Connor Alpha T a u Omegas Li -tch F leming Foreman M e C r a r isnasi L a m a r Has t ings simmary Subst i tu t ionsmdashfor Del s Lundten Burke

(Continued on pag eight)

WARREN BATTLES JOE COOK IN MAIN FIGHT ATTRACTION

Popular Duke Coach Promotes and Fights in El Toro

Matches

HAS EXCELLENT RECORD

T u r n s in M a n y K n o c k o u t s Af te r S e n -

Al though not fighting

Wars

a in line

F r i d a y night with the same good physi-eal condition t ha t b rought him the

-aarilhiTii eoiifereaet Isas ay bullbullsisal is dsstiaip-ionshlp in 192B

Whi le ol Carolina W a r r e n was one

of the ou t s tand ing leaders on fhe c a m p

u s bo th in a th le t i cs a n d o the r s t u d e n t

actiyil ies H e wns a s t a r l ineman on

In iai (iey-lits W a r r e n won 2 t by knock

u l s 10 by decisions was kayo d threi

Imes and lost two by decisions This

i his long s i r ing hy s topping K O

a rke r In aflve rounds and H e n r y B a r b

d t In three

Tickets for the all-star lion tea nre m

ale a t the University Mens Stand War-

ens Cafe and F ive Poin ts D o p e Shop

leserve seats can be obtained for $13

nd o thers for $88 p lus tax T h e firsl

rel imlnarj is scheduled for 7S0 p m

We Invite Your Patronaye Malbourne Hotel Barber Shop

Its the Service That Counts

See F amp F Shoe Company

W h e n you buj Nuiui-BufA S i n n yov get s t y l e a n d q u a l i t y N u n n - B u s h h a s fhe Ankli-Iisshiansiad f e a t u r e wh ich m e a n s a b e t t e r fit a n d nea t t a i l o r e d a p p e a r a n c e of y o u r s h o e s w h e n

p u r c h a s i n g t h i s h igh c lass l ine of f o o t w e a r a t

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F amp F SHOE COMPANY

ROCHELLES Battery and Electrical Service

OFFICIAL SERVICE ON ALL CARS USING GENUINE PARTS

Always insist on the Genuinemdashnot Replacements

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EE-101

Dennis OConnor Elected Swimming Team Captain

A t a meet ing of the le t termen of last yea r s D u k e swimming t eam F r i shyday Dennis OConnor was elected cap ta in for t h e coming season OConshynor swam the 50 and 10O y a r d free style on the t eam which won all i ts

The also won t h e s t a t e championhia sand

plssssorl -Lisasnd in tlna southern conshy

ference meet held in Charlottesvil le

OConnor flrst a t t r a c t ed Coach P e r shy

sons a t t en t ion- by defea t ing S a m

Smith former D u k e s t a r dash man

ADD WARREN HAS FIRST ROLL CALL FOR BOXING TEAM

Sides Captain of 1933 Squad Having Two More Veterans

Returning

ASPECTS LOOK HOPEFUL

j Coach Add W a r

HIGGINS VICTOR IN MIDDLE-ATLANTICS Teams With Barney Welsh to

Win Sweeping Victory in Doubles

D u k e ended Universi ty of N o r t h Caro-Unas th ree -year dominat ion of t h e Mid-

ailsa Athlilt tc inlcrcollcgiaite tenuis tslssiisa-piunshijis last T h u r s d a y by making a clean sweep of the singles a n d doubles

Johnny provided an upset when he de feated Barney Welsh cap ta in a n d N 0

finals I n the semi-finals Biua- Devil wa matched against Blue Devil and Ta Heel against T a r Heel H igg in s con miered his t eam-mate Char les H a r r i s while Ha rvey Harrisof N o r t h Carolina followed suit aga ins t W a l t e r Levitan

Higgins and Welsh downed the Un i versi ty of N o r t h Carolina men Ha rve H a r r i s and Levi tan to the tune of OS li-l li-Js ill fhe doubles final Johnny

Thomas Ba i rd

aicularly freshmen who aire in-

lesc men should r epo r t to him

sted on Bremen Dye

aithusisistic puglist

i sake-

shadow boxing work a

rope skipping Neit t

he real work will begin

n the r ing a n d road work I t

a l i t t le

ll]clvs

The t eam this y e a r will be buil t u p si run nil Caiptain Leroy Sides we weight and s ta te champion of last j F red Iloyd last yea r s captain and si

and Caarl Ruff victor over Carol K O Brown last year These together wilh a host of promising

certainly something te

about Following is a bullviae] la-seellsal Ull Mesne

wcifthls The s ta r red mlt

Capta in Leroy Mdes 128 J a m e s Newsom 140 J E d m u n d s 160 Rober t Ta Hike Kevolic 13J J a c k 115 L e o n a r d Locke 121 Ja laisj D i u n y Tay lor 147 Wal ISO - J W Boohs 12B E pound

feci opt imist ic l is t of the men

l a y a n d thei] am a r e the fresh-

gta F red Iloyd

F r e d C r a w f o r d

P a r k H Davis in p red ic t ing 1933 Al

Amer icans in the r-illtll in sss

the following

F r e w Crawford t ack le of Duke is

familiar and adu la ted football figure

lis South well couched by several fai

|eei|ees

TO MY PATRONS i now connected with the Malbourne Hotel Barber

Shop and I will be glad to serve you in the same way as I have in the past

T A NASH Formerly of Duke Barber Shop

MALBOURNE HOTEL BARBER SHOP

Jake Has Done It Again

F o r m a n y y e a r s J a k e s Vu le to r Service sis my p lace waa k n o w n

h a s b e e n p o p u l a r w i t h D u k e s t u d e n t s N o w I h a v e in s t a l l ed

t h e b e s t r e f r e s h m e n t s p o t i n D u r h a m w h e r e t h e f inest in h a m shy

b u r g e r s s a l a m i l i v e r w u r s t a n d b e v e r a g e s 0 f all s o r t s may be h a d

AFTER THE TENNESSEE GAME

Jake Nurkin s Place

Schedule Announced For Intramural Football Season

Chi A lpha

A lpha Tau Omega

Division 2mdashPhi D e l t a Theta Kapp i

Alpha P i K a p p a Alpha Sigma Alphs

Epsi lon S igma Chi Sigma Delta P

K a p p a Phi Keys Cluh D e l t a T a u Del ta

Division 8mdashDorm K Dorm F D o r n

L Dorm M Dorm N Dorm O D o r n bullltgteaihs ease III srs I

The

Pi K a p p a Alpha vs S A

mdashPi Eps i lon vs N D R bdquo

n u Delta Na 2 Dorm L vs D o r m P No 3

October 10mdashSouthgate vs D o r m N No 1 P i K a p p a Phi vs Keys No 2 Sissnaa Nu vs Delia Sigma Phi No 3

October 11mdashS 1 i i vs A T O No 1 K a p p a Alpha vs Del ta T a u Delta No bullgtbull Doim F vs D o r m M No 3

October l imdashDonas K vs Cosmopolitan No 1 K a p p a Sigma vs Pi Epi loii 1i No 2 Phi Del ta T h e t a vs P I K A

Southga te Octoher 38mdashDorm N o 1 D o r m O vs Co _ Kniipii Alpha vs S A E No 3

(Ilel- IT Sievlls Chi t s P i Ksspp Phi No 1 School of itseliejion vs Slgm Nu No 2 D o r m P vs Dorm N No IS

October IH -Sisiult Del ia vs Key ClUb No I Dorm F vs D o r m K Nc

It No I Phi D e l t a T h e t a VB S No 2 Dorm L vs D o r m N No i

Octoher 2ai Dorm P vs Southgate N o l j K a p p a A l p h a vs P i K A bullbull 3 P Iai vs PI EpBilon Pi No

October 25mdash Lambde Chi vs Silts i i No l i Sigma Del ta vs P i K F 2 N o t r e Dame R vs A T I lo 3

Oetober 26mdashDorm M vs Dorm K gt

1000 LITTLE MEGAPHONES

will be sold at actual cost by the DUKE CHRONICLE

Will be put on sale as soon at received most probably

Friday at 6 pm

Buy Yours

a Utah e a O Nlt

s Phi Del ta The ta I S P E vs L a m b d a Chi N o 3

October SO- Dorm P vs Dorm M No a K a p p a Alpha as Sigma Delta No

I Sou lhga te vs Dorm K No S Oetober 31mdashDorm K vs D o r m O No

PI K a p p a Alpha vs P i K a p p a

mdashN D I N o

November 13mdashPI h if Rel No l j P i K Ho 2 Sou thga te vs

a T a u Del ta No 2

lo K A vs S igma Chi No 3 S - bull s lelssl-l

h i No l j Southgate vs Dorm M No N D R vs Sis^na Nu Na 3 November 21mdashDorm N vs D o r m K

Southgate vs Dorm O No 3 November 22mdashKappa S igma vs A T

0 bdquo No l j Ph i Del ta The ta vs Delta Tau Delta No 2 Dorm O vs Dorm F No 3

November 23mdashDorm L vs D o r m K No 1 P i K A vs Keys No 2 Sch of Rel vs A T O N o 3

November 24mdashPi Epsi lon Pi vs Sigma N u No 1 S P F vs N D Nei 2 D o r m L vs D o r m F N o 3

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NEW FALL SHIRTS

FLANNEL SLACKS a the plea-plaid or hounds toot

patterns

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THE DUKE CHRONICLE

Manchester to Speak

Womans College Orchestra

Phi Eta Sigma

Pahl Eta Sigma jun

Town Girls Club

Mens Junior Council Mens Junior council will meet 1 morning at 1130 In CC-110

Hoover to Speak Un Monday October 16 at 730

Page auditorium Calvin Bryce Hooi

speak on The Crisis in Uncoordina Capitalism This will be the flrst o

a of lectures and discussions to en ted ia

anil thc

nographers who arc interested in ing a campus stenographic and

02 Plage auditorium Monday

Musical Clubs All members of Ihe band are request

to meet Tuesday night October 11 t

Members of the Symphony orcbesti are to meet at 8 oclock Friday nigh October 13

Duke University Dames The wives of students in all the scthoi

of Duke university are invited to attel the meeting of the Duke University Dames club at SasiO p m on Octol 11 in fhe social room of the School

Symphony All men who have not been out

the Symphony orchestra please Leftwich in his office at 301 Union soon as possible The Symphony hearses at 8 oclock on Friday night a

Y M C A Open House The Y M C A is holding an ope

house iii the Union ball room Thursds

sued only to freshmen Wednesda ternoon at the Y office Thurscia) afternoon both upperelassmen and freshshymen may get their tiekcts There are a limited number of tickets and freshmen

our Dances Tea Dance and Bridge Parties Are Inshy

cluded in Series The flrst of a series of four evening inces and one tea dance sponsored by

thc junior class of Duake university will Id one week from this Saturday1

night October 21 in tbe Bull room ol Ihe Mens Union

The junior class has planned an es naive nodal program lhat will includi isa above mentioned dunces a numbes informal bridge pasrtla

na bullion iniUlisii

This j S been r

l the

- poasi igh tbe ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

thc Womans campus The class will e Us asocial program with a Junk snenade the flrst to be held in tl iryof Duke university

ihers of the original elass of 35 ii eluding junior students whai ait an eilln

sags Tbe Junior council hs

will be by membership (

WITH THE BLUE DEVILS (Continued from page six)

probably have an edge at tions and Duke will have a sure ad-tagc at one tackle position Captain

Siheriff Maples of Tennessee sceme ye the advantage over E B Dunli

center but Saturdays play m ovc differently

ature of trie fall athletic prograi ere Ior the moment the home game itta such traditional foes as Carolina

and N C State are forgotten Dukes on fame would be greatly enhanc

ed by a victory over the Vols A wil to be a great deal to hope foi

hose who saw the fighting spirit displayed by Duke in last years gam will not be greatly surprised if the Blua Devils knock Tennessee off the throne o southern foothall supremacy

(Continned from page six)

in their debut last Saturday against

be able to give Richmond a i fight Wliitey Russell will again lead

ill carriers and will be gmirdi

Association Dance Friday

Blue Devils Will Play For Prom on Eve of Tennessee Football Classic

One of the social highlights os year the Student Government asi lions fall dance will lake place Friday night October 13 This dance which will be informal In to be held in thc

Nick Laueys Blue Devils will pis

t tbe Student Go-

kels will he Issued onl

Crawford was sensational In his ii etuous line work With his famous on smiled tackle --usually around a neck reddle often stopped a Wake Fore

sariuimage and was the first to be ivait-ig to tackle the Deacons puot receive

llac bothersome feature of the Duke

aaa again is the faet very man on the Duke squad Is In shape or thc Tennessee game with the eption of McAnlnch who sustains

Missouri

By ruling of Walter C Hotaling presshyident of the law school at the Univer-ity of Missouri canes will be carried by senior barristers for a period of two

tearing the fall semester pity our embryo Darrows do not aome distinguishing mark of their proshyfession on this campus

TENNESSEE BRINGS STRONGEST TEAM ON RECORD TO MEET

DEVILS IN CRUCIAL GAME

s defeat by the Carolinian

team in the Iloosler stale loop Armys footballers took the measure of the V M I Cadets hy 35-0 ot West Point Saturday and Washington and Lee deshyfeated William and Mary T-0

(Con rta) fairly ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

vices of Breesy Wynn who broke his ankle in the V P I game Wynn brought defeat to Duke In last years game by making a field goal In the last

play to put the Vols on end of a ileik

will also be handicap Roy Phipps a tacleJe

In Beattie Feathers and Deake Brac-kctt Tennessee has two of the countrys leading backfield aces Feathers barely missing the all-American first team last season seems to be headed for a flrst islssss ps-ilisns asn the niylliksiis eleven tlais

the Vols is not far behind his famous co-star in backfield ability

Duke will also present a potential all-Americau In Fred Crawford Crawshyford largely by his brilliant performance against the Tennessee team last season was placed on thc all-American second team The giaut tackle stopped Brackctt

ouchodwn

BLUE IMPS CRUSH OAK RIDGE CADETS

ying heads-up ball from the time of the kick-off until the final whistle Dukes

Imps easily crushed the Oak Ridge

Ahsriin-see of the Duke frosh was theii asms of pushing over every touchdown ape site til y Ihcy pounced on Oak Kidgi mblcs intercepted and broke up for-

to be played In Kiwrvllfc The team made the trp in ]1laquo with eat record behind them Tbe week Wake Forest was barely beaten 0 The KnovUlc betters were of-t Duke supporters 12 polnta on ime After trailing 13 to 0 at half-

I aaitla three miles leefl I

taught Tennessee her closest victo i years on the Knoxville gridiron by iking a field goal

block a punt behind Ihe Oak Ridge

Opiieisiiin (Iaa numerous frosh collegi-bull stars vying wilh them for honors are Captain Fred Hill Oak Ridge aril Fletelier Spalgner halfback ib Fitzhugh back Thc freshman coaches will hnvlt acts in which to prepareJhelr eh

BIG PEP MEETING ON FRIDAY NIGHT TO START AT 630

(Continued from page one) t when Uiey enter the stands Every-

f lis- cheerleaders at all the meeting s well as at the game At pep meetings held Monday night great deal of enthusiasm was evidenced ^ the freshmen as well lis uji|serclassa-

pep meeting was held in front of tbe mrt house The presence of the co-eds ho escapetl the tlgors of closed night

ic occasion Several fire trucks un-ittingly took part by answering [arms adding noise to that being

Wednesday October 11 19SS

Humphreys Congdon

ons for Delta Tau ong Everitt Rob-eys ClubmdashHardy

bull r Sigmo Chi

f for Sigma

Haicla Halt Bagwell S

Chi Alpha -K inter Substitute Lambda Chi AlphamdashGrifflni for of ReligionmdashSI owe Haley

(Con ued fro this fadM

for the game newspapers are tasking note and students arc rapidly approech-

the Vols beat Te Devils o ballmdashfo

I little

I place the Blue

True Moccasins

Especially priced at

The Young Mens Shop

lJo you remember

poundARoyM Friday and Saturday

GENE AUSTIN IN PERSON

with Candy and Coco World Famous Singer of

Popular Songs mdash On (fie Screen mdash

THREE CORNERED MOON mdash with mdash

Claudette Colbert Richard Aden Mary Bolond

POUR DAYS STARTING SUNDAY

WILL ROGERS

DOCTOR BULL

all of athe claims that have been made about smoking tobaccomdashhow it was that one was this and that one was that

After all what you want to know when you get a thing for a certain purshypose is

Was it made for that Granger is made of White Burleymdash

the kind of leaf tobacco thats best for pipes

And old man Wellman who taught us how to make Granger knew how

Granger is made to smoke in a pipemdashand folks seem to like it

a sensible package 10 cents

C jranger Rough Cut ^ mdash C ^ i ^ i il 4raquobdquo Arrraquoi7 new vTgt _ t h e tobacco thats MADE FOR PIPES