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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1937
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BULLETINS
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Band Rehearsal All band mem
bers making trip to Greensboro
Friday must be on hand imrne;
diately after the processional ex
ercise today or have an excuse
from Mr. Slocum.
Rand Members Meet in Hill
Music hall at 10 o'clock today.
Wear uniform and have instru
ment. Di Senate Will meet tonight at
7:15 in New West.
Phi Assembly Will not meet to
night. Graduate Women's Club Will
hold open house Sunday from
4:30 to 6 p. m. for the friends of
the club members.
Union Not To Give
Jazz Concert Today
Holiday, Ivey's Absence Cause
No "Music Under Chandeliers"
"Music Under the Chande
liers" has been called off for to
night, Pete Ivey, director of
Graham Lemorial, announced
yesterday. Since today is a holi
day and Ivey will be in Rocky
Mount tonight, it was decided
not to have the jazz concert.
Ivey will introduce Professor
E. J. Woodhouse at a University
Day banquet of alumni at Rocky
Mount tonight. Professor Wood
house will be the main speaker.
The jazz concert wll be re
sumed next Tuesday night, Ivey
said, under the direction of Hal
Gordon, who is also the program
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uirectur xur me Classical con
certs at Hill Music hall on Sun
day nights) s ,
Burling Warns Of
"Dream" Hazards
(Continued from first page)
company to seek the possibilities
of that mineral in Nigeria
where one can go back to nature
with an abandon. Reminiscing,
Burling said that very few white
people other than political or
commercial agents ever intrud
ed upon the nativity of this
land.
Living conditions were of the
most meager sort, and the white
man would only find comfort in
the political rest houses. How
ever, these were open only upon
invitation, and Burlings assist
ant was delayed and forced to
put up at a native hotel; an ex
perience which he would not
care to relive. -
Native Carriers
In order to penetrate the jungle-source
of a thousand school
boy dreams, it was necessary to
hire native carriers. But there
is a distinct social differentia
tion in Nigeria, and the carriers
would not dare to proceed into
the domains of another tribe.
Thus Burling was forced to seek
new carriers constantly, often
at a great inconvenience and
loss of time.
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Carroll Returns
To Frosh Chapel
Continued from first page)
Rette Davis, and Henry Fonda, playing today at the Carolina in
'That Certain Woman."
spoke of these men, who cooked,
sewed, guided, and tended the
fortunes of his expeditions. They
to him represented the "sublime
of devotion," the like of which
Tip Tifvpr Tins PTirrnmtprpfl pIsp-
There were many times when wjjere
upon a native T - -.u
j-u uie cumiort aim qumi ui
he would come upon a native
village hungry and weary, seek
ing to make himself understood.
If the villagers did not fear him
and run into the brush they
would stand about in a mysti
fied circle unable to under
stand his attempts at sign lan
guage. Burling has found that
the reasoning power of these
people is pitifully low, and al
though they meant to help him
they were often unable to grasp hjij Mural
ine meaning 01 nis enireanes.
(How many of our romanticists
ever anticipate this side of the
jungle life?)
Probably what is more fa-
this geology classroom Burling
spoke in whimsied tones of his
trip. He urged any young man
who had the opportunity to do
as he had seek out these magic
lands. They might not prove so
magic, but what an education.
not think that I would care to
go through it again."
FRATERNITY LEAGUE
Medley
(Continued from page three)
downs to one. Davis catch of
a pass for the second and win-
Team W L
Kappa Sigma 2 0
Phi Delta Theta 2 0
A. T. O. 2 0
Beta Theta Pi 2 0
Chi Psi 2 0
A. E. Pi 2 0
Chi Phi ; 2 0
Kappa Alpha 2 0
Lambda Chi Alpha 2 0
Phi Gamma Delta 1 1
Phi Kappa Sigma 1 1
Z. B. T. i 1
St. Anthony 1 1
S. A. E. 1 1
Pi Kappa, Alpha 0 1
Sigma Nu . 0 1
Sigma Delta 0 2
D. K. E. 0 2
Theta Chi 0 1
Sigma Chi 0 2
Zeta Psi 0 1
. P. E. 0 2
. E. P. 0 2
hi Alpha 0 2
miliar to our movie-educated ning first down turned the
idea of Africa is the thought of tables. Hinson again piloted
unclad natives glistening their Sigma Delta.
bodies to the .."burning sun."
Burling said that he did encoun- Perhaps S. A. E.'s verdict
ter much nudity, saying that over Sigma Chi will start the
clothing was worn only for dec- campus titlist on the right path
oration "and they seemed to again, iney cenamiy uo nuss
need little of that, sometimes Ross Allen's sterling perform-
wearing only a string of beads." ances in the backf ield . . . Corn-
However, curiously enough the petmg closely with Svigals for
main reason for their lack of top-honors m oroken-iieid run
costume is the thought of rain, nm is Berini of Lewis who gets
and the complications resulting much credit for the current sue-
frnm -7Pt riAtViincr cess oi nis team . . . inreaten-
At A VAh ff W V T
Devotion mf to break the 54-0 intramural
- - m m m 0
I was curious to know about high, score record cantremem-
his bearers, those valet-like serv- per where or when; was L,aw
ants to all white men who pene- School's rampage over Aycock
tratP. the iunirle. There was onlv Friday which disappointingly
the most humble of admiration ended only 39-6 for the shysters.
in Burling's voice when he
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time for association with, our
fellows." "You should hold in
terestinc bull sessions with
your friends," he said.
The dean went on to say,
"The average student, , taking
the average courses, needs to
study two hours in preparation
for each hour of class work."
Sixty-five per cent of yon
will not graduate, judging by
past statistics," he told the
freshmen, "but 75 per cent of
you can graduate, if you have a
will to do it."
Success .
Dean Carroll concluded his
talk with: "A man can be physi-
cally mentally and socially per
fect and still not succeed." A
certain amount of time , each
day should be set aside for re
flection on what life really is."
Do not neglect the spiritual
job," he said.
Dean Carroll's daily program,
as drawn up by. this reporter is
as follows
Sleep, from eight to nine
1000 hours: classes and study prepa
innn . - - .
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1000 hours; meals, eaten very slowly,
jooo anc e up around two hours;
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about two hours a day; spiritual
reflection, about half an hour.
The above schedule, which in
cludes what Dean Carroll refers
to as the four daily jobs, takes
up about 22 and a half hours
each day, leaving one and a half
hours ' for other things that
I might come up.
DORMITORY LEAGUE
Team
Ruff in
Law School
Lewis
Old West
Everett
Steele
B-V-P
Grimes
Manly
Mangum
Aycock
Graham
Old East
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Use Sutton's
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Air MaH Flows
Into Chapel Hill
(Continued from Page One)
mony we have planned. Conse
quently everything will have to
be run off in clock-like man
ner." The plane, which leaves Ra
leigh at 1:30 p. m., reaches Dur
ham at 1:45, arrives in Chapel
Hill at 2:00, gets to Fort Bragg
and Fayetteville at 2:30, is ex
pected in Pinehurst at 2:50,
Maxton at 3:15, Lumberton at
3:30, Wilmington at 4:10,
Goldsborp. at 4 :55, and is due
back in Raleigh at 5 :25.
The mail will go out from Ra
leigh on regular lines as soon as
possible.
Mural
Games
(Continued from page thret)
tle-Vance-Pettigrew .game in
which the former nosed out the
New Dorms 4-2 in first downs.
Zeta Psi showed a great deal
of sluggishness in their 13-0
win over Alpha Tau Omega yes
terday although the game was
much closer than the score
shows.
Pikas Easily Win
Pi Kappa -Alpha had little
trouble subduing Phi Gamma
Delta which they did 28-0. John
son in the Pikas. backf ield was
directly responsible for twelve
of the tallies.
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All-Campus ...
The scarcity of dorm contests
the past week made it hard to
choose an All-dormitory squad,
but one was finally dragged out
of the fire. The result frater
nities monopolize the All-cam
pus selection this week.
ALL-DORMITORY
Ends: Allen (Grimes), Niven (Ruf
fin); guards: Cavanaugh (Lewis)
Hughes (Old West); tackles: Linker
(Old West), Wilkinson (B-V-P); cen
ter: I. Wright (Lewis); quarterback
Queen (Law); halfbacks: Berini
(Lewis), Ellis (Law); fullback: Ogles-
by (Ruf fin). -
ALL-FRATERNITY
. Ends: Hinson (Sigma Delta), Sapp
(Phi Delta heta); guards: Oettinger
(Z. B. T.), Berkley (Sigma Nu);
tackles: J. Laurens (St. Anthony),
Hinkle ' (Kappa Sigma) ; N center :
Fletcher ; (Kappa . Sigma) ; , quarter
back: Oxleyf (Pi Kappa Alpha) ; half
backs : ' , Hambright (Kappa Sigma),
Tankersly (Sigma Chi) ; fullback:
Clark (Phi Delta Theta).
ALL-CAMPUS
Ends: Hinson (Sigma Delta),-Sapp
(Phi Delt); guards: Oettinger (Z. B.
T.), Cavanaugh (Lewis) ; tackles:
Hinkle (Kappa Sig), . Laurens (St.
Anthony) ; center : Fletcher (Kappa
Sig) ; quarterback : Oxley (Pikas) ;
halfbacks: Hambright (Kappa Sig),
Berini (Lewis);' fullback: Oglesby
(Ruffiif): V
League Standings . . y
The league standings in order
Buildings Dept. To
Aid In Homecoming
All Campus Organizations Asked
To File Requests
All fraternities, dormitories,
and organizations planning dis
plays for Homecoming are
urged to contact J. H. Blow,
clerk of the buildings depart
ment, if they are in need of sup
plies.
-Mr. Blow emphasized yester
day that the buildings depart
ment is anxious to co-operate
with those planning-displays,
but stated that requests for ma
terials and assistance should be
filed as soon as possible.
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WITH GOOD FOOD
GIRLS and BOYS
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"DOUBLE TALK"
Eddie Peabody The King of The
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WEDNESDAY
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Treyor '- From Heaven"
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