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rast MTUnLAT, JUMS - UM MMtdm THE s^mns BAZAAR BY WIIXIAM A. TUCK iKoi:^ CaroHnk. loit its moit ardent lover of iporti when on Frtaay, May 26, Profewor Cadd Grant O'Keirey form«r v t c • praaident of 'North Carolina Col lege went to reward. iSltiee the beginning of the J^rth Carolina) College’e parti- cipation in athletici Profewor O’Kelley has been a followers and tupporte;r of flie athletic groups. He had the qualities necessary to inspire any man when the going was tough and he never let anything stand in the way of Tiis attending a game tn which any N. C. Coll ege team participated. Evefl wBen he was slricken ill last fill, he was preparing to join the foQi^ball team in Lawrence- ville, VirginTI where the Eagles were to meet St. Paul.'^ iV 'was ■t];ange, thing to sIbq him ed to endear himsalf to evwry man who has aver participated in athletlea there. Ha WM able to give the kiad of inaptration that many ;o«ehcs would give fortune* to ba altla to glTa, and for a long time hia abtanee will be felt on the athlatic ■cene though his spirit will aver wander thfra. ^ HENRY AilMSTRONG la on hia way back to the Lnited States after showing the ?¥i- tians iust what he had iu his defeat of Eraie Roderick, Bri lish ]l^ampion in a IS lound conteat. Ha will return to the United States with a pair of sore bruised hands and will be $46,000 richer. This London fight did. a great deal to prove that Armstrong has been fighting too often re standing on the athj;tic field ^ cently and fhat k few months with the football men' during rest would be altogether fitt- practice even when rain was *»d proper, falling and it would havo been more comfortable and better for )iis health to be indoors. At PMIIp’* ■ •! several ^imes during his period at N. C. College he took time from hia regular crowded rou tine of affairs to head com- .^^^ittees which made personal solicitations for funds to get equipment for t t-e— athletic groups, 80 interested was he in the appearance and comfort of the athletes. — Dr. O’Kelly* / contribution to athletics was not a part of his work at the college T>ut it was the fine gentlemanly stuff of wh|ch he was made which caus- I He was fighting a man in London who was no better than most of thosa whom ha has knocked cold, and this man would likely have gone the way of all othe others if Am«tr«ng had not been attemipting to usa a pair of bruiaed hands which he has as a result h** ^qront fighting. Those wW jMva- charge of his management should be far sighted enough to realize that while they bava a gofd mine now, o^erw’rk can cause Armstrong to eventually drift into the ranks of the has- beens although ^ at present he is a bundle of dynamite. Of those few fools who with Ul stars ara a«iMd, fiur* saribbiiBir fools, caUad poata, fara tha worai. For they ara a «ort' of fools which Portuna makat. And aDtcr siia kas tnada ’em fools, forsakaa.—Battarton. Aaida from poets. Dame For- |one can also be charged with tha niaon d’etri' of graduates. For tls sha who will set the panar of countless faat in mo tion to the ^*^ar March Of Tha Priests.” Students draped in cap and gown, inarching to their dooao. 1 once tho«ght that collaga was Just a process of recapitu lation, a reliving of tha situa tions one meets in Ufa. But now I know that thara is a missing link somewhere and college does ho* 'TeaSfT you how io sp^n that thit.gap. The transfar from pra sent day college to cold, cold world is like going to the North Pol« after four years in a hot hoube*. The change is too tevera. vapor mansions to proapaetiva gra^ Today's iUasions are tomorrow's dltiHasions. Dana Stataa tau^t har to do Fortune makaa it poaalbla for ' are international sainU, hmm pag* f9ar China in a miittary way a Qreat &itain and T&a United State* were conquering her in »n aeon omic way. Japan ia doing what Great Britiain and tha I'nttad They n d candidatas tto have tha raquir- J*p«n 1b tha • iqtaraationai sinn- I ed hours, with quality points to ^0^ fiur marnles are land- I match, but like tha poat«, she in China to "protect" jur in- I forsakaa ‘«a whan they seek a * tefeats, etc. As cleverly as war cupfa coffaa. You ara luaky to|,yu every worked lip, ^a ara get a dami-tasaa. | working up a war with Japan Courage ia a tine thing for Ja stealing our stuff, tha prospective to possess but a When Ruaata-wcnt comraunirt, fat chance tha big game hunter 'the press of tha world did more has facing a hungry lion equip-j*»wishful thinking" and more pa' with courage' alone. Merit j3olonga talking. The opinoii was hoic^rui. Maffraaa who ata and r^lafatad and acfranrtad and explottad and aci^fatvd and doininatad and raoadiatad and ara expected to have crima and iUaftttnMy and 9- phlllia. That la turkey. Tha Negrd's higher incidence o f sypBUlia and iUairHiawcy does not prova tha N^ro asora im moral. That la turkey. Happy Pals Give Dance is another frozen asset. Un less you get a break, the song IS ended. * A PHILOCRATIC INTERLUDE Never wear expensive until you ara able to out on your Sanday smile and sav to the clumsy nut who has Just finished skating across t^e tpe, "Oh that is q*^ita all 'right. SILUCISH Tha spaafc^ was violently ' deptering the desire for cash. Three weeks prior to coppiAg . “Money ia no good,” be said, his auotgraphed Iamb ^kin, tite Someone in the audience a^ked S*hilocracer wrote to the school 1 “Say, don’t you mean Confed- wide^read that communism | Th«i Happy Pals Swing Club woukl soon collapse but there sponsored a Thursday n i t e are more Signs of collapse among Swing Session at the Chaufieurr the so called democratic nations. Cldbroom, May 2Q, and the lov The world said so because it ers of awing really got what wished it so when tha downfall they looked for as Scrappy Joe of communism was predicted. Morris and hia ^wing Marquette More Bologna. Whan Hitler aad ^rted the show with the latest Mussolini formed a compact and hits in swingtimc. Gossip Of The e Lots HOLiLYWOOD, them argue and fight over in Europe and Asia,” s>ys HolIyT we will make poctures, if we can’t sell them to the Nazis and Fascists, we will sell them |to a lot of. sensible folk who don’t spend their time strutting' around with a gun on one shoulder and a chip or the otfher. And that’s just ivhat Hollywood is doing Just turning out new pictures, as busily as if all was as serene as the E1Y HARRY LEVETTE —"Let completed the biggest deal ever made in Hollywood ?or colored pictures. Harry Popkin, pioneer and founder of Million Dollar productions, announced this week that he had cosummated an exclusive sales distribution affiliatioH" with the Sack Amuse ment en^(^risesr With an in creased numi^ier of colored as sistants, agents and other at taches, offices in Chicago’ At lanta, New York a'nd the home offiee in Dallas will function publication that "the song had , erate money?* not! ,ja«ded—it had Jtost begun.” I hhve dedicated the rest of my tiff to correcting that mis state For since that time I r«n across alumni from schools all over the country have labored in various fields where a knowl^ge of differen tial calculus i| hot exactly a requisite. The reason for this is simple, we gotta eat. But that’s not decreasing the num ber of M. A.’s in the dignified profession of red capping. Commencement speal.l:er» shouldustop building beautiful announced the Rome-Berlin axis the '^democracies belittled tha yiliance, and forthwith^ predict ed that within a short time the compact would b e dissolved, either from tlie duplicity of Hit ler or the hypocrisy of Mui'soHni That was Bologna. The fact is Hitler and Mussolini are in a good way to dominate the world. And if the demiocraeles ^ a r e saved, communist Russia must qAMERAFLASHES .... How tinies j,have changed I Several years back such a thing .. 1 * « „ . , t. j j »ave them.’That is turkey. The would have been unheard of ^ j . ^ bu\ to4«y on the files in A- M. "Jack", Shearin's office, there is aii application for a job with tha Southern Fidelity Mutual Insurance company from a sen ior at Duka uniiversity. "Uncle Dave” and company, which includes "Sister Lucy” and the Swanears, are now air- wavhjg from Raleigh every Sunday afternoon from 2:30 to^ S p. m. .... — Portsmouth To Meet Bulls Here Night sheltered bay at Catalina penin-^ with ffices t« be opened Aug.'J'’ Two special attractions will spice up the home stan& of the Durham Bulls next'^weeW dur ing their series with the rorts- mouth Cubs, who will be mak ing their first 1939 appearance in the local ball park. sula. Million Dollar productions Henry On Way ToU.S. LONDON, (A N P)—Henry Armstrong was preparing Fri day take his welterweight crown plus $46,000 caah back to the United Stateis with him after decisively defeating Ernia Rod-* eriek, British champion, over the 15 round route in Hairin- gay arena Thursday night. It was a good thing that Arm strong collected his purM be fore the fight or the prompters went into the hol'd since only 1 '7,1000 ijlecta^prjs were on hand, despite the rapturous publicity given him in the daily prey's and his election to Britain’s most exclusive sporting club. Little Henry, weighing only iS^^pounds to Roderick’s 14'5, diu everything but knpckout the English champion. He was suffering from a bad left hand sustained in, the Davey Day, scrap an apologized afterward. I’m *&rry I could fiot pu tup a better fight, but laotlT my hands are sore and bruised. He was care- tOi keep hlh pnnchea tifi. tor in England one law blow, dis- qualifl^/^a boxer and awards the Jue opponent. . ^Armstroiig scored repeatedly with his right hook And had Boderick seemingly on the verge of akayo in the si3|t1i,'nin th¥ 11th and 15th rounds. WU. 1 in Los Angeles and N e w York. These Tatter two will be under supervision of J Lester J. Sack. ' War, Conqu^l Main Itams The present and Specially the more immedaitely historiacl past —but not the. i,?uture—today con tinned to intrigue Hollywood’s movie makers as a barrage of ITM pictures, either actually Tuesday, June 6, will be “Po wers Night” when the veteran catcher of the Bull herd will be presented with the most valu able player trophy of the Cotton States League for 1938. Powers led the League with an aver age of .345 and was aho the pacemaker in driving in runs w(tb 111. A committee of Lea gue Sports writers selected him as the outstanding player of filming, in preparation or ready the circuit, and he is to. be pre for release, keep studio activity sented with the Sporting News at fever pitch. J Trophy, emblematic of the honor. * The trophy is a beautiful electric clock, surmounted with tlie figure of a batter in Ac tion. Powers has been doing yeoman service behind the plate for the Bulls and a large fl^le- gation of fans is expected to turn out in his honor Tuesday night. —.. The following night, June 7, will be "Sweethearts Night”, with couple being admitted for one dollar. Each sweetheart will be presented with a rose, the gift of a local florist. With theae two attractions added to tha improved play of the Buli»,-* President Florence is looking; for large fan turn- outa. .... — In recent games, the Bulls much maligned and misrepresent Soviet Russia holds the moat strategic place today of -any nation of Europe, if not indeed of the world. That is turkey*. Statistics are constantlyrun- covering ugly wet* twithin the Negro racd. For instance, they show a higher incidence o f crime among Negroes. and a higher incidence of sphillls. Within recerits weeks, much has been said about the high iilegi- timacy among Negroes. ^an^ JW^f?*»es will rise in 'holy writh to dispute the facts. That is seem to have regained thier| form of the early weeks of the Piedmont season and are play ing vastly improved ball. The club, generally, is ’■clicking better and the individuals have become unified into a - more effcient machine. New players hav^'Tmproved' previously weak spots, and under the fine hand ling of Manager Oscar Rogett- ger, the team Is set to go places in the Piedmont race, i A large delegation of out of town fans is expected for the ' gkme of Sunday,. J.jine 4, with the Norfolk Tars 1&38 champ ions, as the opposing club. There was a la^gg^ crowd in attendance a* Scrappy Joe play cd tunes to tha satisfa'-tion of Mm dancer*. The favorite hits at the dance were: **Dont Worry About Me’, ‘Undecided’ ‘Exact ly Like You,’ ‘Woodchopper’s Bair ‘The A'ngel* Sing’ and ‘Swinging On The Campus.’ There were many jjfky seek ers at the dW before time for admittance and all the ^uestai^ expteaaed a delight ful evaningi^^ } The next dance will have as its theme Your Hit Parade and will take place Friday nio'ht, June 9. Keep dp with the. Happy Pals sponsored dances and get a real taste of Swing, Romance and late Elts. For, after all,, what is a club without swing? NCCFtol Underwao^ With the final a^niMtiMa enling at North Carolina Coil- age os Friday, Jiuta S, ceai- mancemant aetivitiaa will hefiA on Friday tvaning with ■entation of a play in M. M. Duke AaditoriMB^ by tha bera of the graduating elaaa. The commaaaemant aetivitiaa will continue Chrovgh Ttaaaday, June 6, when tha/^dqrraa wiD be conferred and diplomas aad •wards presented. The senior play to b« oraaan- ted Friday evening ia entltlad The Call of Youth” anu is a play in three acts and prologue. Saturday aftembon at 4:00 m. Miss K. L Kelly and J. B. McLendon of tha physical edu cation department will h v a charge of the presentation of the annual physical education whiah wUr »• h»i>w> a* fkm Wrtm at Edm€mti»u »md wtB faA*4* aski httloB* of aaUM OpaSig, ti^ atasta a»4 wflf ba> al^ with tha arowalac a^ Mwf- lia Laaaa aa Qbmb at tha day. Tha BaaaaiaaMa^c aatviaaa wiU taka »ia«« aoon, Juaa 4. at S:Od j^^.HII|iaafe ara for thla oeeaaioa wiU b« ftav. J. m. Crglaad, parts? of tha Moaat Oliva Hhpttat Charal in Philadalphta, ^ Kirk land win ba raaaaibarad hy tha peopi* of Darhaas as a fona er pastor of thy 1|liita\ Koch Baptist Chflifh who did a |va*t deal toward the daivelMiiieiit of the ^oreli aad conlwun^y. Tha senior elaaa will have charge of ita class day actrviiie* C*atiaa«4 •• paga elgM REGAL TOBACCO WORKERS DISCUSS WORKING CONDITIONS iSlirring speeches and -discus sion* of working condition fea tured the meeting of the Toba cco” Workers’ Union, bocal 194, at Union Hall Monday iVight, May 29. President T. J. Atwa ter presided over this meeting as ususal and ' stirring remarks concerning the future i^fare of the organization were made by Willie Stewart and others. The committee was asked to center their attentions »r an- attempt to provide for tofecco werkers to be able to get Water while working. ‘A ^eech about machine la bor came from Mr. Davi!; Mr. Blain .discusse(J general labor conditions. AGENTS WANTED Male* money. Su- / dana Mair />reparatioin by Emily. Sand for frae book let. 'Mma. Emily * N*ll Craw- ford 308 W. 118th St., Bos 43 New YorfCity. Plan 1 Utile Eiijft}milt in Ll(^,.. As Tlie Vcars fl«ll By HAVB you ever a»ked yourself tfiese questions:— Ten, fifteen, twenty years from now, will my fmancial outlook on life be any brighter than it is today? .Will I be enjoying the fruits of a successful career, 01 will life hold little for ma in the way of financial a’hiev6- ments? * 5- f '• **' J|;ife Iniiurance Is'the one iure Way to provide raa- soaable comforts in.-old age——Your, guarantee of “a little enjoyment aa the years wll bVj'* T^lk the matter over with our re^resantittiva. You I are the one who Wlll^rofit. DURHAM BRA N C H North LIFE^INS Mutual OMPANY pw FAiiLVTEV iLLE''wTnjBigT° W. L. 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