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Order Of Grail Meets in Grail
room today at chapel period.
Freshman Friendship Council-
Members reauested to turn in
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seals and money today.
Robeson County Club Meets to
day at 10:30 in 109 Murphy.
Notice Don't forget to make
YMCA contributions for Chinese
today.
Folklore Group
Will Meet Here
E.
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E. Ericson, Paul Green, Dr.
F. P. Graham, Guy B. Johnson,
F. H. Koch, and Phillips Russell.
Alton C. Morriss, editor of
Southern Folklore Quarterly
and a graduate student here this
year, is also working with -the
council on plans for the conference.
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New Jump
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Rose Stradner and Edward G. Robinson in "The Last Gangster,'
now playing at the Carolina Theatre.
Barrett Urges
Party Cooperation
Names Released Of
Additional Pledges
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F. Burtt, Charles E. Harnden
Jr.
DKE
DKE: George C. Kapralis
Kappa Siraia : Masten Dalton
James Lalanne, Cecil W. Woo
ten, Jr.; Phi Delta Theta: Jack
Rawls, William Prouty; Phi
Gamma Delta : Julian Caudill,
John P. Canavan, Thomas D.
Ramsey, "Eugene B. Williams;
Phi Kappa Sigma: John Curtis,
Jack P. Bedea;
Pi Kappa Alpha
Pi Kappa Alpha: Lawrence
Crabtree, Bill Petjia, Richard
G. Slade; Sigma Chi: David
Early, Herbert Kaiser, Russell
E. Hebbard, Bunk Gardner;
Sigma Nu: William A. Dees, Jr.,
Garland Tucker, William Joslin ;
Tau Epsilon Phi: L. J. Schlei
. fer, Charles E. Israel, Lionel M.
Katz; Theta Chi: Donald G.
Hanby; Zeta Beta Tau: Harry
M. Lasker, Pembroke Rees. v
Sport Shorts
Over Nation
(Continued from page three)
educational. The women have
their team.
They will play 10 games next
season, it is announced.
Carolina, however, will still
playthe men; r LU ; 1
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leaves out of its program the so
cial and economic advancement
of the masses of the people, is a
lifeless and useless religion. Cer
tainly, then, a political party
that leaves out of its program a
determined effort to serve the
masses cannot hope to be suc
cessful." Defeat
Mr. Barrett stated that in
every instance since the days of
Lincoln that the Republican
party has suffered a major de
feat, it was due to its failure
o cooperate with labor and the
masses of the people.
'Our party will survive, and
once again come into power, if
the young people will step back
over-the past generation and be
gin where patriots left off and
plunderers took charge of our
party affairs, and re-dedicate it
to the high and holy purpose !
which gave it birth, that is, to
the cause of human liberty and
the advancement of mankind,"
continued Mr. Barrett.
'Our party preserved this na
tion, perpetuated our democ
racy, sustained our one flag,
guarded our interests and di
rected- our destiny until the
United . States of America be
came a nation that was the ideal
nation of the world, an inspira
tion to, yet envied by, the peo
ples of the earth."
Mr. Barrett then attacked
"the Mark Hannas" of the party
who allowed "the agencies of
combined wealth and industrial
power to gain absolute control of
the Republican party, so that the
rank and file of the Republicans
could not be heard."
-Downfall
It was this, he declared, which
led to the downfall of the party
when WoOdrow Wilson was
elected and again in 1532. Labor
could not possibly support such
agencies, he declared.
"I firmly believe that this
country would never have
had Woodrbw Wilson as Presi
dent; nor would it have Had
Franklin D. Roosevelt as Presi
dent; if duff" party- leaders had
played f airly ; with the ranK arid
file' he continued: -
"1 want yoti to remember that
every national deeaf of the Re
publican party has been caused
largely if ' not wholly, by 4he
voteKof' labor 'which was forced
to tufri id-th6 Democratic party
in protest against the policies of
those in charge of the Republi
can party."
Mr. Barrett then declared that
the American Federation of La
bor represents the most intelli
gent element of labor, and that
no political party can be success
ful without the support of that
element. "No political party can
have the support of the Ameri
can Federation of Labor unless
that party can convince the labor
that it is to labor's interests to
have that party in power," he
continued.
Concerning the work on the
campus here, Mr. Barrett said
he was "glad to see young
women taking part in this or
ganization." He was speaking of
Miss Frances Johnson, head of
the Young . Republicans' clubs,
who was largely responsible for
rehabilitating the party on the
campus.
"I wish you well in your work,
and confidently look to the
young Republicans of this state
and nation to lead the party of
my fathers back to that high
plane of genuine service to man
kind which it occupied when it
was known and recognized and
respected as the Grand Old
Party of Lincoln, of common
justice, of effective service to all
mankind."
Following tne address, pro
fessors and students engaged in
an open forum discussion of the
Republican party and American
Federation of Labor.
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ed on the West Coast. The Pa
cific Coast conference has been
doing without the jump for
years, iney said it sped the
game up and made it more inter
esting. Finally last spring, the
cage powers that be decided to
make the center jump after each
f ieldgoal a thing of the past.
The Carolina White Phantoms
continued its work for the com
ing season at the Tin Can yes
terday afternoon. The cage sea
son opens in Chapel Hill Jan
uary 4, against Atlantic Chris
tian college. The team will prac
tice till the end of this quarter,
lay off a week, and come back a
J week before the start of next
quarter. .The first 15 men will
be invited to early practice.
Practice yesterday was devot
ed to break plays and passing
work. The first string practiced
against two second squad
guards, while a second team
worked against third flight
guards. The number one outfit
lined up with Ruth, Mullis, Dil
worth, McCachren, and Grubb.
While the Phantoms are prac
ticing, other teams around the
state are playing games. State
and Duke have already opened
their seasons in discouraging
manners. Both teams played the
crack McCrary Eagles of Ashe-
boro, and hoth outfits were
dropped. State fell 50-38, and
Duke lost 52-38.
Duke Invites Local
Students To Movie
Invitation To German Comedy
Comes From Delta Phi Alpha
Dr. Richard Jente, head of
the German department, has re
ceived an invitation from the
Duke University chapter of
Delta Phi Alpha, national hon-!
orary uerman iratermty, ior
the faculty, students, and friends
of the University of North Car
olina, to a showing of the film
"Emil und die Detektive."
This movie is to be at 8 p. m.,
Monday, December 13, in Page
auditorium, - and is free of
charge.
The movie, a comedy produced
in Germany, was enthusiasti
cally recommended by Dr. Jente,
who has already seen it. He said
yesterday that it is easy to un
derstand and is highly enter
taining.
Robeson County Club
To Meet In Murphy
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visiting the University will be
entertained while here.
Club officers will be elected
at the meeting, and all members
are urged to be present
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THE BOOR EXCHANGE
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Fearing (SPE) proved himself
a true jack-of-all trades when he
won the 175 lb. championship by
a fall over Faircloth (Lewis) .
Fearing, who had to forfeit his
fight in the boxing finals be
cause of a Playmaker engage
ment, used every ounce of his
tremendous strength in subdu
ing the red-headed Faircloth.
In the last fight of the tour
ney, Strieker (Mangum), de
fending heavyweight, relin
quished his crown to Merrow
(Phi Kappa Sigma) in a slow
struggle, that Merrow took with
a 6 :30 fall in the first period.
So ended the largest tourna
ment in the history of intramu
ral sports at this University.
Out of an original entry of 167,
eight men came through to claim
medals for themselves, and, in
two cases, titles for their teams.
Up until the finals, two mats
were used to facilitate the han
dling of the bouts, and ringmas
ter Herman R. Schnell success
fully ran tjie .proceedings from
the sidelines ,r,
sfiCoach. Quinlan commented far
yorably an the matches, and said
that, he was positive a winning
freshman team could be built
from, such an abundance of ma
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t)f. Douglas Stere; ; liead . of the
Philosophy department at Hav
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noted Chinese lecturer.
Last night Ihe YM-YWC A re
viewed a list of pertinent ques
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conference.
The large group in charge of
arrangements for the conference
was divided into seven smaller
and more workable committees.
These were: platform, classroom
seminar, interviews and per
sonal work, fraternities and
other social groups, exhibits,
and publicity.
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