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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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BULLETINS
D. D. CarrollDean of the
Rushing Details
Are .Explained
(Continued from
cept a four-day cessation Octo
ber 7-11, unta Saturday night,
uctooer 16, at 12 o'clock.
school of fiommpiw. wJii cnnoV vA"ne lulal silence period; which
to the freshmen in assembly to- ?as Dfn ffect since the open
morrow at 10:30. ' ms of schooI be from Sun-
Staff Bulletin All desk men J . y! tober 17, until the fol-
sports and editorial renorters. I10' afternoon, when the
night sports men, and news edi- pieages are made-
tors will meet tomorrow at 1 :30. e week-end respite was
a icaoc juc mere ana on Time. -- uc juiicuraier-
Concert In Hill Music Hall to- corac'to give everyone an
1.1. A. -ov nTTTlATf ITniTT . J Al hiit
Carolina football game. Rush-
night at 8:30.
Knight To Open
Education Meeting
(Continued from page one)
mg, permitted in Chapel Hill
only, will be carried on during
the afternoons following fh
first day of entertainment to
In former years the initial
Varsity Beats
WoJIpack
(Continued from page tnree
elapsed before Coon downed
Lozier's punt on the Carolina
44. Watson again did a brilliant
piece of running as he cut off
left tackle on a reverse and car
ried 22 yards to the .State 34.
fiion-, which will follow Dr.
Knight's talk will be Miss T. D
Barker, dean of the library JT e mitM
school tw tt.:":;7Z ?e?od f silence ended almost
; Miss May ckT"d3 JuJ'
libraries of the TVA and Miss 22
Mariorie Bpal 00 , , wwc mey reany set-
Discussion silence was extended to several
s A discussion on Public Schools weeks, and the policy was con-
. ynux ue leu oy ueorge Li. Maz- W11UCU year.
wen, assistant director of the Under the old arrangement
education division of the WPA; rushing began Sunday. following
jrc . xixwiu, xsvria Carolina uie ena 01 tne freshman orien
Superintendent of Public In- tation week. Rules prescribed
ayaney nail, state ior last year's rushing season
Superintendent of Education, by the Interfratpmitxr
Virginia; and J. Henry High- decreed that freshmen and fra-
uixcvtw ux.uie division termiy men must not approach
Vi. xxisLiucuon service ot North eacn other about fraternities in
Carolina. any way during, the ouiet rr-
Dean B. C. Riley of the Gen- iod. Penalties for violation bv
Ciai Atcuaiou division ot tne Dotn were devised by the coun
University of Florida, and G. cil.
Manuel Turner of the School of During the rushing period the
Adult Education, will speak for new men will be entertained by
University Extension. the fraternities from whom
English and American meth- they received invitations, and at
ods of adult education -will be the end of this time, 'freshmen
compared by George B. Zehmer, and transfers who expect to be
of the University of Virginia. pledged will go to the office of
The program will continue Pete Ivey, who was in charge of
through Tuesday with other delivering the invitations, and
prominent figures in the educa- will he asterl
tional field taking part. first, second and third choices then, five before being stopped
10 wciiis Bfjuii- ui xxctLermues. uy .a very, uene Bricklemyer
sored by the American associa- Ivey will then consult the fra- and Watson, then forced the
Tinn TriT orl nil- .-.I, XC j a 1 X '1 1 . 01 . .
cuu,tlull anQ ine ieniraes. llsts of new men th ueety Wolf halfback out of
Tr TT conterence on would like to pledge, and the bounds on the 29 after he had
auit education. Thissoii tvt nTimVoc -u L, ,- j . -,
" " vxc "cw xxicxx. xi ai"1""1 01-A- jua anu a urst
vrx uxxixiian, cnairman nt tha tipw mnn'o -f;c4- x: i qrtTTTv.
- - , . o iiiot ocxcctxuii 01 ai xi.
i - Jr if na conference, fraternity has indicated it Burnette Again
AVM)Viu u u liic ft .1 nil in 11.1 fjca rn n 1 1x7-1 c n qct i-a i j-i 1. - 1 a . t 1 '
"xoxxc w iJicue xiim, mat man A xjss, i3ernnsKi to Hoek
Tangements, other members of will join that fraternity. If his carried to the 30, but here Hoek
if xviiik 11 1, a.riii xxxsl i:noifF iq nnr matAkn t imn ori onH t
C. Morriss. an invitation to join from the on it for Carolina. Tatum and
. "vwlv, cvxx exiurt wm oe enaea otirnweiss s jaunt
Lflj I iv I r I ft II xnaxx xxxs secona yarus on tne zi. Carolina
: : -..ma, cnoice.
Berlinski finally stopped him.
Burnette then dropped back to
the 37 and aerialed to A ixr
Bershak for the second tnnTi
down.
But before Bershak went nvpr
he had to do some fast thinking
ana neat stepping. Apoarentlv
cornered by three State "men in
tne coffin corner, "Handy An-
ay spun around to the left
quickly cut back to avoir! T?ot-
nnsja coming m and crossed the
line standing up. Burnetts
kick was wide.
BurneUe's Punt
Perhaps one of the most beau
tiful punts seen in Riddick sta
dium was gotten off by Bur
nette midway in the third pe
riod. Alter State had drivpn
from its own 20 to the Carolina
46, Kooney's punt was d
oy Brownie on the Tar Heel
one-foot mark. Standing deen in
the end zone, Burnette sunk his
foot into the pigskin and the
ball didn't culminate its
until it landed on the State 38
a distance of almost 70 yards.
j-iiv: cixure inira period was
practically a one man show bv
T71 -I f . J
iaaie Berlmsku He racrl
QvnnnJ XT 1 ,
xwinu. txie enas, arove over
both tackles and exhibited some
of the smartest runnine- to mVo
CD 3 w W
Carolina fans good concern for
worry. However, several
were broken up by the Carolina
secondary and State could t
get within the shadows of its
opponent's goal.
Midway in the fourth
Berlinski was headiner another
state drive which started on the
'Pack 16. He srainerl twn nnrl
w VtlXU
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1937
Girls Quizzed
On Husbands
(Continued from first vaae)
one would . be nice, to have
around the house she said, no,
that she didn't even want a
house."
At 9 o'clock yesterday morn
ing a striking looking brunette
majoring in history said she
wouldn't have a husband on a
bet, but would probably take
one if he could fill these quali
fications: Must be smart but
not smooth, must like to have a
good time, if she is along; must
be neat and stylish in appear
ance; must be well rounded and
adept at all things. .
A little blonde girl maiorincr
in dramatics said that she didn't
want to get a man. Further
questioning revealed that if she
did get one she had rather defi
nite ideas about him. His looks
or neatness do not matter. He
must be the type that it is fun
to do things with, but he doesn't
have to be dependable. The
theater must not be one of his
chief interests.
Dot Kelly, president of Spen
cer, said that she liked tall law
yers with black wavy hair and
Iblue eyes, must like to dance
land have a good time, but be
able to be serious.. He must be
! neat and wear clothes appropri
ate to the occasion.
Margaret McCoy, tall. dark.
graduate student, says she wants
a man who can provide a com
fortable living. He will be tall
and blond. It is- important that
he be considerate, especially in
little' things. He should enjoy
going places but not mind an oc
casional evening at home. Neat
ness in his dress is essential, b
style is not.
From these interviews quite a
number of conclusions can u
drawn, but to quote "SkipuAr''
Coffin, "Let the reader draw
conclusions," and I draw
right now.
mi:
DR. W. B. SORRELL
Optometrist and Optician
fl S?.f'AJrM' home CPU Wi Bring
401 PritcharH Awnna. w t &
nanced through F. H A.! My JaCKSOn Here
equity cheap for quick sale. i (Continued from fira rwn
Newly built last year- for de- on the Human Relations insti-
tans see J. C. Lane, Phone tute program. The political un
MUO UX Oil.
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Featuring
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DURHAM
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ion nas otfered to assist the
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ble to make Mr. Jackson's ap
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Reynolds
Senator Robert Reynolds has ?.orr
been invited to speak on the if.nsive - an , offensive work,
night of October 19. Radin t lme and agam he came &md
has been obtained over WPTF lro.m hls own right end Position
Senator Revnolds Tia Jt0 halt Berlinski and the latter's
ar.rpTYfWl ha iTi-trifo;. xi mates.
union, but no definite date has L ,lie ar01ina pacKiieid spot-
I I 1 1 j
u&iiis .sxxuxie orignxest on lieorge
was penalized five yards for off
side, but on the next play Bur
nette flashed some brilliant run
ning to give the Tar Heels their
final touchdown. He made good
tne placement. A few minutes,
later the referee's whistle ended
the contest with Carolina in pos
session.
Outstanding for the victors j
m .
was io-uaptain Andy Bershak,!
wno topped all his previous fine
penormances with brilliant de-
and offensive work. I
been agreed upon.
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Stirnweiss, George Watson, Art
uitt and Tom Burnette. AH four
stood out brightly on the of.
fense and Burnette's kickino-
ana pass defense stood out head
and shoulders above any of his
past work. . "
In the- line. Wrenn. Mpcsnn !
Bartos, Bricklemyer. Slarfe.
. - ' ; -
wooason were best for f!arn-
lma while the work of Tni!
Mark, George Fry. and E . V. !
Helms halted several dangerous
Tar Heel threats in the State
cause.
Juniors-Seniors
The business manager .of the
xacKety Yack wishes to call to
tne. attention of all juniors and
seniors whose, names fall h.
tween A and H that they should
witnout lail nave their pictures
made either on Mondav or Tup.
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LUNCHEON from 50c (week days)
' DINNER from $1.00
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THE CAROLINA INN
Dinner Music Thursday
and Sunday
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Tuesday
DOLORES DEL RIO
in
"Lancer Spy
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OTHER FRATTTUro
Bettv rnS!?e of "March of Time
Betty Boop CartoonDing DonS Doggie"
Wednesday
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Thursday Pridav
RONALD C0LMAN
"THE
with
MADELEINE CARROLL
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR.
Midnight Show Friday
Doors open 11:15 P.M.
THE MARX BROTHERS
in
"A Day at the Races"
. -Saturday
PAT O'BRIEN HUMPHREY BOGART
, v in
aay at tne latest
"San Qnentin"