PAGE FOUR
BULLETINS
Band Members Meet in front
of Hill Music hall at one o'clock
with instruments to board bus
for State game.
Kappa Sigs
Win
(Continued from page three)
earned them the right to a hard
fought win.
v Foreman Heads Chi Psi
Johnny Foreman's bulk and
brawn" led Chi Psi to their one
sided victory over Sigma Delta,
while Monk Hinson did his best
to urge his team on but was
only .successful in the first half
after which Sigma Delta quick
ly lost its 6-0 lead.
Chi Phi walked home with a
2-0 decision all because of
Thompson's quick rushing to
swamp Lipsky in the end zone
for two points in the first half,
after which it was a matter of
holding their own for Chi Phi,
although T. E. P. proved a con
stant threat to the winners for
the remainder of the game.
Kappa Sigma Wins
Pushing across a last period
touchdown, Kappa Sigma swept
aside Sigma Nu's hopes of open
ing their season victoriously
yesterday when they wiped out
the early 2-0 lead of the Snakes.
Cuneo's lone score for Lewis
meant defeat for Manly dormi
tory in the final contest of the
week.
Health Of ficers To
Investigate Fraternities
(Continued from first page)
health surveys made on the
campus. In addition to fraterni
ties, dormitories and class build
ings are checked for infection,
means of garbage disposal,, and
similar matters of sanitation.
Di Richardson stated that a
report on conditions in each of
the fraternities will, be filed
with the house manager. In past
years, he said, most houses have
; readily corrected faulty condi
tions.
Physician
Particularly bad health condi
tions are reported also to the
University physician, in whose
'hands rests the health of the
student body.
The health officer stated yes
terday that his department does!
not usually give medical exam
inations to servants in fraterni
' ties, but is glad to do so when
asked.
Matulewicz Gets
Decision '
(Continued from page three)
tain of the State varsity. Shores
forced the fight all the way, cli
maxing the festivities by hisv
third-round blow.
Al Mann staged a comeback
in his bout by knocking out
"Alabama" Kid Smith in the
second round, after . having
'.; taken the count of nine in the
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"Y" Calendar
Students who are in
charge of program ar
rangements for various
clubs are urged to consult
Harry Comer at the "Y"
office before selecting their
dates. This is necessary,
Comer said, because the
meetings not recorded in
the Calendar will conflict
with the ones that are. '
Hunter Speaks
To Freshmen
(Continued from page one)
which are held each Monday
night at 7:30," Hunter said. -"In
addition," he continued, "the
council invites you to partici
pate in all of its other activi
ties."
"The Y. M..C. A. is non-de
nominational," he added.
"The organization has already
helped you in getting settled
here," he said. "We put out the
Freshman Handbook, and have
drawn up a student directory,
.s
House To Address
Alumni Meeting
(Continued from first page)
ders are scheduled to appear on
the program.
Two hundred alumni are ex
pected to attend.
Dean House's address will be
broadcast by radio station WBT
from 8 to 8 :30, and will be
heard by other alumni meeting
in Lincolnton, Morganton, Ashe
ville, Gastonia, and other towns
in western North Carolina.
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THE INQUIRING
RE-SPORTER
Two unsung heroes on Caro
lina's campus, members of the
janitorial force, battled for hon
ors in the "inquiring re-sporter"
contest yesterday.
The two darkies won't be able
to use the theater pass or passes
given those who come out on
top with their prophecies, but
each declared he would be satis
fied to just "beat the white
folks at guessing."
Washington
One of them, George Wash
ington, has pushed dirt along
Carolina's halls for 16 years,
and surprised your "re-sporter"
with his knowledge of educa
tional institutions and the foot-j
ball teams they put out. The
other, Riley Barnett, is a more
recent addition, and is now in
charge of Murphey hall.
George Washington prognas-
ticated them as follows: Caro
lina 21, State 6; Army 12, Clem
son 6; Duke 26, Davidson 6;
Tennessee 26, V. P. I. 0; Cor
nell 7, Colgate 7; N. Y. U. 20,
Carnegie Tech 13.
Barnett saw these in the
crystal ball: Carolina 20, State
6; Army 13, Clemson 21; Duke
20, Davidson 6; Tennessee 15,
V. P. I. 3; Cornell 6, Colgate 7;
N. Y. U. 7, Carnegie Tech 6.
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Meet Here
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be limited to North Carolina
architects.
Location
The group inspected the site
of the new edifice, appropria
tions for which came from the
last General Assembly and the
Public Works administration.
The location will be on a hill
diagonally across from the new
Chapel Hill high school build
ing, near the fork of the Pitts
boro and Raleigh highways and
west of Kenan stadium. The
General Assembly appropriated
$226,000 and the P. W. A. $185,-
000 for the project.
As well as providing modern
laboratories for the medical stu
dents and the division of public
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medical school develops it will
become more closely affiliated
with the infirmary. Caldwell
hall, the present medical build
ing, will probably be converted
into a classroom unit.
Frosh Practice
Aerials
(Continued from page three)
workouts, McCarn and Dunham
sent three different teams
through signal drills. A scrim
mage climaxed the day's activi
ties. Meanwhile the Wake Forest
Deaclets the Tar Babies' op
ponent when they open the sea
son next Friday, foughthard
yesterday afternoon to tie a
weak Duke freshman team, 7-7.
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