BULLETINS
Methodists Reception for Rev
erend and Mrs. Brantley tonight,
8 to 10 o'clock, in Methodisfe
church. , --v'w
All Freshmen Meet this morn
ing, 10:30, on steps of Manning
hall for Yackety Yack group pic
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Experimental Playmakers
. Theatre 4:30 this afternoon and
7:30 tonig)it. ; ,
: Woman's - Association Import-
ant meeting, 5 p. m., Graham Me
; morial. Attendance compulsory.
OUTSTANDING RADIO
BROADCASTS
Ad Contest
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School, Pasadena Junior College,
Mulvey Institute, Syracuse Uni
versity, .University of Idaho,
Macalester College, Youngstown
College, Louisiana State Univer
sity and Temple University.
Other prominent institutions
from coast to coast have also
entered the contest.
7 Besides the cash awards , and
the points;' the 'winners : receive
av;noyef jfyur-cptac certificate of
rftp fcaioUn
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1:00: George Hall orch.,
WABC, WBT.
1 :30 : Chas. Boulanger orch.,
WEAF.
2 :00 : Between the Bookends,
WDNC, WBIG.
' 2 :30 : Rhythm Octet, WEAF.
3:00: Nellie Revell inter
views Ben Bernie, WPTF; Mark
Warnow orch., WBT, WBIG.
4:15: Gale Page, contralto,
WJZ, WENR.
4:30: Concert orch., WSB,
WJZ. -
5:00': Civic Symphony orch:,
of Boston, WEAF.
5:45: Tito Guizar, tenot,
WDNC, WBT.
6:00: Joe Plotke orch., WBT
6 :45 : The Charioteers, WSOC
7 :15 : The Smoker, WABC. ;
7:30: Kate Smith's Hour
WABC, WHAS.
8:00: Vallee's Variety Hour;
WEAF, WLW; Emory Daugh-
erty orch., WBT.
:15 : Henri ueering, pian
ist, WPTF.
8:30: Musical Hour, William
Daly orcrABQHAS; Ve
oz ana i pianaa . orcn.,,. yv ujn .
:,x,8:45,;.;!Joe Sanders orch.i
threes CE&gfc??;
dia 4)ariiels)? one r RS.JMcQol
lum, one ; and W. . Crimson,
one. '
. Three other sets of criticisms
have already been completed
and sent in but the results Jiave
not been announced as yet. The
purpose of the contests is to
develop the critical ability : of
the marketing students. -'
Choral Program
(Continued from page one)
Mrs. Camilla , J. Schinhan, so
prano, Mrs. E., C. Caldwell, con
tral to, Karl Fisher, tenor, and
Sherman Smithi, baritone. '
. .The accompanists are Mrs. A.
S. Wheeler piano, Jan Philip
Schinhan, organ, Benjamin Swa-
lin, violin, Mrs. R. D. Weather
fors, 'cello, E. A. Slocum, flute,
and Herbert Hazelman, oboe.
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"Ross"
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tal bills and his large family.
The exact nature of "Ross' "
illness is not known. He is suf
fering from internal disorders
and has only partial use of his
body from the waist down. He
is expected to be under treat
ment for about two weeks.
Those confined to the infir-
ary yesterday were A. H. Ander.
son, Walker Lyely, W. M. Uj.
ers, E. D. Vanderburgh. C v
eake, Joe Kornegay, J. L. Tal
ton, A. L. Ellis, and F. T. Dunrc
Schmeling
(Continued from page three)
This battle which stands to
draw almost a million dollar
gate would probably be- . held
next June in Madison Square
Garden's Long Island Bowl. But
it is doubtful whether Schmeling
will want to. get 'his supposedly
handsome features wrecked,
despite the large guarantee be
ing offered.
Registration
Permits for pre-holiday regis
tration will continue to be issued
at rnnm 8 Smith hnildin unti
A private romance and bitter professional rivalry are snarea oy 12 ftrlook on Fridav
Barbara Stanwyck and Preston Foster in their roles as tne ime
star and romantic lead in "Annie Oakley." Melvyn Douglas, Moro-
ni 01sen, i Andy Clyde and Pert Kelton are also cast in this RKO
Radio film of Buffala Bill's showmanship days revolving about the
career of 'the world's foremost rifle shot. Now playing at the Car
oling Theatre ... -nr -F-r X
All students enrolled in the
University this quarter who ex
pect to return for work during
the winter, quarter are expected
to register during the appointed
. (9;00: The Caravan with Wal4
ter Q'Keef e, ; Glen Gray orch:;
WABC, WHAS; Show Boat star
ring Lanny Ross, tenor, WSB,
WPTF. '
9:30: "To Arms for Peace,"
WABC, WHAS.
10:00: Horace Heidt's Briga
diers, WABC, WHAS, WBT;
Bing Crosby, baritone, Paul
Whiteman orch., Jimmie Dorsey
orch., WPTF, WLW.'
10:30: Roy Shields orch.,
WJZ, KDK ; March of Time,
WABC, WHAS.
11 :00 : Irving Aaronson orch.,
WABC.
11:15: Leonard Keller orch.;
WENR, WSM; Kavelin- orch.,
WGN.
11:45: Jan Garber orch.,
WGN. ,y-
12:00: George Olsen orch.,
WABC, KMOX; Leon Belasco
orch., WENR. .
.12:30: Kay Kyser
WLW; Guy . Lombardo
WABC, KMOX; Horace
orch., WGN.
1:00: Joe Sanders
WGN; Jess Hawkins
WENR.
1:15:
WGN.
1:45:,;
WGNv; :
EeaYitt PubiisKes : 1"
Piiice ' Cbricerns Hispanp-Ameri
can Literature
IDEAL GIFT I
KECOMMEKOED t MILLIONS
OFUSERS
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Jan Garber orch.,
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(Continued from page three)
reputation of his steel jaw.
Although this fight is a
"breather" for Louis, it should
be a true test of the power he
packs in either fist. Max Baer,
and Herr Schmeling have both
conquered Paolino, but neither
was able to win via the knockout
route.
Compiled by Dr. Sturgis E.
Leavitt of the University Span
ish department, a pamphlet has
just been released by the; Uni
versity of North Carolina 'Press
entitled "Hispano-American Lit
erature in the United States'
Dr. Leavitt's work is a bibli
ography of translations and crit
icism dealing with Hispano
American literature published
in this country, or contributed
to foreign publication, by resi
dents of. the United States from
1932 through 1934. S
Quofirig from the preface' to
the pamphlet : "The items, ar
ranged by years, include trans
lations, histories of literature,
critical articles, book reviews,
and-school texts." It continues
previous study of the same
title published by the Harvard
university fress in i)6z. as a
member of the Harvard Council
qn Hispano-American studies,
Dr. Leavitt has previously pub
lished bibliographies of the" lit
eratures of Bolivia, Colombia,
and Peru
y&: bibliogra'ph ; of' Argentine
literature by , J)r.7 Leavitt vws
Jbublished;. in 124: Jfii:o,ughi the
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(Continued from, page three),
ston to contend with. A body
scissors and arm, lock, which
Smith acquired early in the bout,
caused Hairgton's defeat. ;
The, title fight in the 175 pound
class :f ound "X Williams (Ruff in)
and Hood (Lewis) as the parti
cipants. Neither man could get
an advantage, on the other until
Williams put a scissors on Hood.
The first outburst from the fans
occurred when Hood broke the
scissors, but Williams again
caught Hood in a scissors and
arm lock, which Ije tightened to
end the bout in 4:48.
400 pounds of beef and brawn
hit the mat when Crystal ' (Z. B.
T.) flopped Atwood (Chi Psi) in
34 seconds alter tne opening
gong rang sending the two hea
vy-weights on their way in the
nal match of the evening.
This afternoon the champion
of the 145 pound division wil
be crowded when Kephart (Sig
ma Chi) and Davenport (Man
gum) grapple it out to a finish
Whatever happened to the old
wastrel type of grocer who plugged
every kerosene can spout with a po
' (Continued from page one)
horn "Garretta- Siciliana" by
Gretscher. and "O Peaceful
Night" by German.
Dr. Sherman Smith sang "The
Pilgrim's Song" by Tschaikow-
sky, accompanied by Mr. Han
sen.
The men's club sang "Danny
Deever" by Damrosch, with the
solo by James Dees: "Grandma
Grunts," a North Carolina moun
tain song, arranged by Barthol
omew; "Song of the Cudgel" by
Slonoff, with the solo by Jesse
Parker, and "Old Ark's a-Mover-
in- " arranged by Bartholomew.
Dr. Smith sang 'The Time For
Making Songs Has Come" by
Rogers, and as an encore de
lighted the audience with "Shor-
tenin' Bread."
The mixed chorus concluded
the program with the following
numbers : "The Day of Judg
ment" by Arkhangelsky, "Sing
.We and Chant It" by Morley,'
"The Home of Liberty," a
Welsh aifr arranged by Richards,
and "By Babylon's Wave" by
Gounod.
The accompanists were Nancy
Smith and R. H. Backenstoss Jr.
The glee clubs will appear in
Wilmington" "tomorrow night in
Thalian hall at .8 :30: The con
cert is beingx-spoijsDjrd by the
men's club of the Trinity Metho
dist church. Tomorrow after
noon" they v will broadcast - over
the Wilmington radio station.
After being entertained by Car
olina alumni tomorrow night,
they will return to Chapel Hill
Saturday. .
Bin itrusters have r4ade ;the
discovery that the cow. supplies
milk! .They' may yet find ou
that the taxpayer furnishes
money. New York Journal.
INFIRMARY
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your car
Winter Oils and
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Anti-Freeze
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SERVICE STATION
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OUTLINES
SOCIAL SCIENCE 1
ENGLISH" ' 21
History 44, 47
Botany 11, 41
Physics 21
French 21
Economics 32
Chemistry 1, 4, 61
Geology 11
Zoology 41
And many others, not merely outlines but outlines of
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