7’AOK F-'OT'It
MAROON AND GOLD
JOLTS AND JARS
According to our calendar and
to the editor it’s time to start fill
ing up the space around tlic ciggie
nd8 again. ISo stick around and we
■will see what we can tliink ot tu
fill in.
'I'o start things off, we'd like to
say that wjiaetning oiight to tw
uone aoout tiie "ueek-eim ' situa
tion heer at Eloii. It lias been es-
tjinated tliat apf)roxiniateiy iiaw
the student body leaves on tile
NMi'keiius. \\e v.ould suggest tliai
a group of the tacuity uieniucrs
and students meet to Help reneve
tins suuaiioli, uut.we iiiuUi»Lanu
that liie aaiiiini.'Uaiioii euii t KuK
iH-eiiiise tile saideuis leaving helps
eui down tin' eiionnous co.->i oi un
liiea^s wliieli we ri'ceive. but tliai
still doe.sii t relieve uie “aeua
\\eck-eiiiis iiiat are ao prevalent on
llie eaiiipiis. jia_>i)e *.i- u*
tell you tliat it wasn't our idea to
rue liiis, uut mat we did at tne
rr(|uest ot the I . ri. ( onservatioii
.'M-ruee. l liev reuiusieu us to ix-
e.iii.M- sonic (Hie was killing me
trei-s by wi‘aniig an tne liaik oil
aiid tiuit unniA- a levv Vveeti-eiid
parties or dances (sii! siil) w’ouid
iKtlp rchi'\c iiic snuatioii. ./acksoii
li.i.s a.so coiiipiailicU.
Orson vwoc s .s now making
I reparation tor a iicvv movie, liiia
November 10.
Hr. Dcilille plays—you guess
ed it—the role of a motion pic
ture producer!
New Defense Show On Network
The Mutual network pn^sents a
new defense show, “Keep ’Km
liolling” which liegan Sun.- No
vemlxT !». Clifton Fadiman, of
“Information I’leasc” fame is
master of ceremonies on the new
program wliich is to jiresent aii
impn-.ssive array of gnest stars
each week. The “Keep ’Km Koil-
ing-” writtn esjMKiially for the new
csri(*s and Maurice Kvans iu a
twelve - minute dramatization of
‘Vailev Forge.”
•Mrs. Holloway Kw-ps Her Word
When CBS s*rii>t writer Jean
Ilollowav was a student at San
Jose (’oll(^e in California four
cars ago, she asked her mother
for a new drcFS to wear at a soro-
I ity dance. Mrs. Ifolloway refus
'd (he mpiest but told Jean that
if she ever wrote a script for Ger
trude Lawrence, who was then a)>-
nearin'r in San Francisco, she
would buy her the finest dress in
''an ['rancisco. .I(*aii forgot alHjut,
lie incident. But last year J\I ish
the “Kate Smith Hour’’ in a radio
olay called “Ap]K)intment With
Destiny.” The author; Jean IIoI-
received a large jiackage with the
dress and a note—“I’ve never had
more pleasure paying off a liet.”
HRIKFS
When Bob Trout left for Lon
don recently to relieve C’HS coi--
res|)ondent Kdward K. JIurrow',
le included onion and radish
seeds, cans of jirepared coffie,
canned butter and vitamin i)ills in
liis luggage. Friends advised him
they were “musts” . . . When iN>l-
lege students selected by their fel
low students to represent them on
[•'red Alin’s “Star Theater’’ pro-
irram, arrive in New York, Fred's
right blind man, Jim Hawkins
'iieets them at the station. There
is no way for Jim to recognize the
winners, but he always returns
with his man. He ap))roaches
everv voung man who ajipears to
be twenty or twenty-one, softly
calling out th(> name of the week’s
iiuesl’. It has worked so far, but
Jim fears that .some week the
name the student-wiuner niii>ht
be Smith and he will have diffi-
'ATFRDAY-NOVEMBER i1941
k'liiilii iiim 111 >>111 iiavt. n
Lawrence apixvired as a guest on ' ciiltv ■retting the ri;ht iK’rson
IT’S TURKEY TIME
Farmers nave been fattening up their turkeys
that “weiis^isfied”
Thanksgiving Uay.
EFIRD’S have fatten d up their stocks of col-
1 \m vMi(» s;i\v iiizi'U ivaut; '
know lliiu It nothing else tlic pic
ture will Ih‘ ditlcrent.
Icddy i’K\ell has written iiis'i • j , ,
tirst song since he turned Dand j -wear in Order to give you that “well saticfied”
students, who are smart-
aiiioiiiit lie lost iR-fore iiis band | ly and warmly dressed these brisk fall days the in
stalled to click. I
-Vote to trcshnien; (i eipials
•tl.lHMI.OU.
ilicciitly Xavier Cugat was
I'rc'cnteil ('uhas iiighcst awiira,
the (iraiul Cross of ('arlos .Manuel
!(s ( Vspadcs, which carries with
it the title ot ('oinendatone. Hut
to show his boys that he wasn’t
proud, Cugat told the Ixivs, “inin',-.
call me ('omendatoiie — it will
.'•"iiiid like .I’m 'howiiig oft'—just
keep culling iiic Killer'."
'■ I Don’t Want to Set the World
)n I'irr*^ IS the most popular tunc
in juke bo.\es, pi‘('olos or what
liave vou.
Well that’s alxiiit all we can
think ot right now s t ^uess we'll
close Uut iH'fore we do- we’d
ike to tip you off to the lunv for
mation that (ioldbhnu and his
ITK'S arc going to n.se in the next
game. I he cottee tormation, its
^trongcr than the “1 tormation
-they sav !
Sorry but we don’t furnish
clothes pins or rib tickliTs. Unc
Now.
expensive EFIRD way.
Topcoats, Sweaters, Reveisibles
Shoes, Hats, Shirts
IN FACT
You will find evnrything you need to fill that win
ter wardrobe, end do your allowance a favor.
Step around the corner to
EFIRD’S DEPARTMENT
STORE
Davis St.
Burlington, N. C.
Along The
Wave Lengths
Sterling Ilollowav Joins
'I'aniily Hour'
Sterling Ilollowav, the screen
‘oiiiic, is added to the increasing
list ot inoN'ic stars appcariiig re-
L'ularlv on tin* an* when he loin."
the cast ot the t'oluiiibia net wtu'k'^
■■|'aniil\ Ilnur" Suiidav, \'ov. !l.
Sterling, \nii will reiiieiiilier. is
the coiiiedian with the sheep doi;
hair cut and fin' woeitegoiie drawl.
Atfer appearing tai l>roal\vas' in
(larrick fiaitics he went to
IIoIK'Wood where he ap))ear‘d in
‘ounlIess tilins. ilis latest screen
effort in Walt Disnev•'Dum-
I"'- lie did the sound track for
tile stork.
Il»llowa\ attracteil the afteu-I
(ion ol I1oIIvwomI with his siiiir-1
ing in imiisi-al comedies but tin
(iliiis never ntili/ed this talent.
He h(»|M's lo have thi‘ opiwirtiinitv
to siiur on the "Fauiilv Hour"
although his lir>t appearance is in
the' title role of n dramatizeil life
slor\- ot Franz Schnln'rt.
De.Mille ,\s .Vn Actor
C-ril R. DcMillc, tntuinii pic-
lure ^ produ.-er and dirc-ctor of
II-’> "Lux Rad io riieater"
irmkes one of his rare appearances
as an aTor when he joins Charles
Hover and l*;iulefte OiKhlaril in a
railio iidapiation of the movie,
‘'Hnlil Hack the Dawn,” Mondav,
LET US FINISH
YOUR CAMPUS
SHOTS
RKST IMIfCKS FOi;
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I • 9 •
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I reg-ularly.
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Turkeys We Ha ve None
But NX^e Do Have
JUICY " T ” BONE STEAKS
CAMPUS SANDWICH SHOP