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Pajre Four Til E TAR H E E L by " John mebane as RIAGAZIE'S'NEW : COVER BECOMING STORIES LENGTHY Below we give as accurately .AfoiKU o ronrndnctinn vf some ex- cents' from a bundle of letters which Current Issue of Campus Liter- we found in the attic of one of the houses in the neighborhood. If any-j one recognizes them as theirs, please see the editor of this column. A thirty f fiP, will be charged for the I bundle. These love lines were pick ed at random (no, that's not a neigh boring village). Try them yourself. ary Organ Is, Well-Balanced; Pasture Is Missing. By JOHN MEBANE The current issue of the Carolina Magazine appeared on the campus m a new cover. The cover is good. In fact, it is' the best, to our knowledge, that has appeared on the Magazine - . . t t - ' t . . mi VII 1. I'll tell you that you're tne oniy for a good many years, x ne puDii- boy I've ever Jet kiss me. . cation is indebted for its becoming garment to the designing powers . ot 2. I haven't had those pictures ae- Editor John Marshall. V veloped yet- to' bed. .. '-' . Buck, MacKellar puts down some sentences to shorten an afternoon in November. We have the length of November afternoons to blame for this. The first collection of sentences isn't bad. The author has a delight fully peculiar way of describing things. i ne - second collection is slightly pornographic and not so well J done as the first. The third and last sentences gives us an embarrassing suspicion that we will delay taking the last drink until-some other time. H. T. McCone writes a poem, In articulate. It isn't bad. In fact, it isn't half -bad. It is merely unf ortu nate that it is a poem. But judging it by the rather indefinite standards of modern poetry, Mr. McCone seems to be a clever juggler of- words. Leslie Gordon, O'Pry, too, writes a poem. His is a Resolution. It must At the Carolina Balance of prose and verse in this De a Worthy one, for we recollect that 3. ' Honest, don't you. think dirty of a boy to string a girl? it's -V 4. I've been thinking about - the timft T kissed vou and perhaps I shouldn't have done it. number is better than was that of last issue. -The stories, however, are rather long. The absence of The Pasture with its usual poignant cleverness and wit makes the review- something." A 11 1 m - . M M t t 5.. Have you fallen, lor any oi tnejoi tneieatures oi tne previous issue, co-eds yet? . Please- don t because 1 m The frontispiece poem,' lo an afraid they'll lead you astray. J Autumnal Cloud, by Harry de Meaux Mechem, a first-time contributor to --,- a . Ill . - - 6. I've neglected to write you, Dut Carolina's literary organ, does the I have often thought of you rattier first-timer credit. The author builds guiltily up with delicate grace a very" pretty ritiTr fhpn .pars if. dnwn urtci rp.s 7. I love you just tne same ue cause I know you're not as bad as J eauty- you talk. ' nearly every poet during . the last twenty years has made a similar one. Lewis Alexander, a - successful negro poet submits Memory, a poem. Mr. Alexander has done much better maybe he's missing work than this. For the past two The' Pasture Was ; One I wars ' Twis AlpvnnrlAr Tins Jissp-mKl. ed the Negro Issue of. the Magazine Jack Brooks writes four lines on Religion. v . The book bazar contains six reviews C. B. Wood reviews The Bishop's Wife by Robert Nathan; Joseph Mitchel reviews Jack Kelso by Edgar - Lee Masters ? "W. W. A in? Arson A nps A up m its place a thing of grotesque CoupU of quick 0nes by Eric Hatch Glenn Holder reviews Day of Fortune long tresses one can do the hair in. so many different styles and a wig. is seldom ever becoming. eu 4-1 s when a., girl wears a wig on screen it always spoils tne inuau for her fans. Of course, if I ever am cast in a role- where I simply must . have bobbed hair, ' I will take Although Mary Pickf ord has at last succumbed J to the barber's shears , one little film actress, whom- many people think looks enough like the famous Mary to be her own sister, still refuses to bob her hair. ' Nancy Drexel is the name of this a trip to the barber. young lady and she will be seen at the Carolina theatre in Fox films 'Prep and Pep," opposite David . Rollins. I think long hair is a great asset to a girl i if she is seeking a career in pictures," says Nancy. '"With Send the TAR HEEL home DR. J. P. JONES Dentist Orer Welcome-In -Cafeteria PHONE 5761- CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR HIM OR HER WE HAVE THEM Sutton's Drug Store 8. I don't care aboUt your being in love with me or anything likfe that. I just want you to like me. 9. I really would like to see you. You know it's been nearly a whole week. - 10. The mail man just passed and Be asked where that letter was that I used to get so often. 11. I mean it when I say I love you even if you don't mean it when you tell me that. 12. I have put off writing to you for so long that I am staying home from Sunday School just to write you. After, reading Joseph Mitchell's Tobacco Market, we -conclude that, perhaps, after all, we shall stick 'to our business of reviewing and not be I come a tobacco farmer. The first page of -his article convinces- us, , that T.oq1 T?iflrivl"mvri Aio , , , I U VVU . XUVUV M11V1I XA.1.V tenaerrneartea as we .are, we couia not bear to raise -tobacco and get drunk and beat our wife and "young 'uns" for making noise. ' And besides, we don't choose to "work like hell" and then not-make enough money to pay taxes and the fertilizer bill. Mr. Mitchell is all realism; there is no romance in his article. The dialect is good, and the bally-hoo of the bark ers, is 'portrayed to perfection. Mr. Mitchell's tobacco farmers' evidently have never learned the grace of by Norman Matson; J. D. McNairy does The Vhildren by Edith Wharton; and Dick McGlohon reviews 1 HilHop in the Rain by James Saxon Childers. V Defeated By Virginia ' Carolina's tennis team received- a serious set-back last Wednesday after noon in Charlottesville at the hands of the Virginia team, winning but threeout of the , eight matches play ed. This was the first intercollegiate meet of the season for the local racket wielders. The Old Dominion charges took four out of the six of the singles most I events, but they split on honors in the 1 a; Do vou remember the first awkwardly. The author, io TwR with vou? You know the, does an excellent piece of time that the ' moon was a "tilted silver cup", (it was even if you didn't agree with me) ? You'll have to. for give me for being reminiscent, but tonight is just the kind of a night to make one, feel that way. realistically however, I work in the tobacco 14. The reason that I written vou is that I didn't think it made any difference to you 15. Honest, I want to see you, but I made a date two weeks ago, and you can see the position I'm in. 16. Some jday I'm going to write you end say something that is worth reading. 17. Don't think I care, but you're the bice-est liar I've ever heard. I'm glad I quit while quitting was good. ' How you can tell two girls the same thing is more than I can understand. 18. - I suppose you could be nice if you wanted to, but the trouble is that you do not seem to wish to. 19. You must have some school to have changed you from a Little Lord Fauntleroy into a roaring lion! picturing market. v . Peter Gray is still clamoring, for things in Fetish. This time she wants shoes. And she seems to want them for all occasions. She says she wants your shoes" and "my shoes." If haven't there,, is. anything we delight in doing, it is pleasing a lady. But a reviewer couldn't go around the campus bare footed it wouldn't be dignified. M. B. M. writes an epitaph. That seems to be the ambition of the young er poets. This time it is an Epitaph- for a Wise Virgin. Four lines is a generous allotment of space for it. Sonnet to a Demented Author is a poem by the reviewer. It seems as -if the country is des tined to behold another Edgar Allen Poe in the guise of J. J. Slade, Jr. The Man in the Black Cloak is a mystery story. And a cracking good one, too. This story approaches the professional and is' the best thing in the issue of the Magazine. The' piece is well-con structed, and nearly all of . the sentences are good. Interest does not flag a moment during the entire story. We read it and then had to taice a aose oi Dromiaia oeiore going V w A V E R L ICE CREAM Y "Made Its Way By the Way Its Made" . ; for sale at. Eubanks Drug Co. Carolina Grill Bus Station 1 1 f b i in i - jC- rja ll-lWi i ' doubles, each winning one match. -Summary of singles: Smith, .Virginia, defeated Shapiro, Carolina,1 6-1, 6-2; Yoemans, Caro lina, defeated Johns, Virginia, 6-1, 2-6, 6-4; Whitehead, Virginia, de feated Scott, Carolina, 6-1, 6-4; More- croft, Virginia, defeated Merritt, Carolina, 6-4, 3-6, 6-2; Norwood, Carolina, defeated Taylor, Virginia, 6-3, 12-14, 6-2; and Beasley, Virginia, defeated Lassiter, Carolina, 6-3, s3-6, 7-5. '" .' Summary of - doubles : Smith and Whitehead, Virginia, de feated Scott and Shapiro, Carolina, 6-3, 10-8; and Yoemans and Merritt, Carolina, defeated Johns and More- croft, Virginia, 6-4, 6-3.. . BE PREPARED For the , Duke Game and avoid the rush. Have Your Suit Cleaned and Pressed NOW "As Good as the Best Better Than the Rest" Carolina Dry Cleaners ; PHONE 5841 Preserve the few" remain ing hours for sleep by eat ing easily digestible food Collegians the country over are confining their after-the-dance suppers to WITH WHOLE MILK OR CREAM All of which goes to prove that most girls need to take a course in English grammar. From the statements above it seems as it must be a lot of fun to be in love. But it seems as if marriage is the worst way of taking a joke. In these days it seems as if girls put out as good a "line" as boys. -Which reminds us that our wash woman puts out the heaviest line of anyone we know. , , We've heard a lot about these self pronouncing dictionaries, ui course, we didn't think that there was much torsthem or anything like that. But anyway, we went over to .the Book Exchange the other day and bought tone. Now it's 'been on our desk three hours and hasn't said a word yet. For some time we have listened to those erotic followers of the Muse who, in moments of enamored revelry, have voiced rather emphatically the statement that "love makes; the world go round". Lovesick youths, we have observed, are in the habit of composing poetical phrases (Tar Heel Columnist, take notice .! ) which, much to our consternation, we must listen to. Perhaps the originator of J;hs statement imbibed too-freely in the wine of love and must have appeared quite toppling and whirling before his unsteady gaze. Now i3 the time to send the Tar Heel BEMAN'S SUIT SPECIAL Still Going" Strong Over 300 Suits and Topcoats must go by Xmas. Prices range from 14.65 to $31145 Drop in and look ' over our line. BERMAN'S DEPT STORE CAROLINA THEATRE Thur.-Fri. ADMISSION Afternoon 40c Nights 50c r I - d"y ' p rl v i Sit 'Z J ii a .f 5 x P I 1 1 f fin?! tfi - p I i i B PJij ill i 1! 3 n f"yh 1 J If 1 1 1 - j j 1 i, ' -I, T .. . i . ' " .... 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