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THE DAILY TAB HJ5EE
SUNDAY, APRit
BULLETINS
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tates To Be Represented At Marrisi
ge
Sophomore YMCA Cabinet Will
meet tomorrow night at 7:15 in the
YMCA. Important.
Junior-Senior YMCA Cabinet Will
meet in the YMCA at 7:15 tomorrow
night to hear Dr. G. F. Thomas.
Graham Memorial Sunday afternoon
concert today at 5 o'clock with Dale
Sandifur playing.
Freshman Assembly Tomorrow
morning at 10:30 in Memorial hall.
Band Will leave on tour Tuesday
morning at 7 o'clock. Regular re
hearsal Monday night. Members
making trip must be present.
CLIC Weekly Broadcast Will be giv
en over station WDNC at 10:05 to
morrow night. Nigrelli to interview
Heard.
Student Party Will hold a "mass
rally" in Graham Memorial at 8:30
tonight.
North Carolina High School Mono
I gram club committee will meet tomor
row night at 9:30 in the Grail room.
Controversial Issues
To Be On Ballot
(Continued from first page)
may be proposed by the PU board or
by a petition of at least 10 per cent
of the union. They must be ratified
by at least half of those voting at an
election in which more than one half
of the union are registered."
HEARD TO BE ON
RADIO PROGRAM
CLIC Broadcast
Will Be Tomorrow
According to an announcement by
Henry Nigrelli, president of the
CLIC, Alex Heard will be interviewed
tomorrow night at 10:05 over WDNC.
The interview will cover some out
standing international event and will
follow the regular "International
Scene" which has been presented
weekly by Nigrelli.
This program will be the second of
its kind to bring campus personalities
to the mike. Last week Stuart Kabb
was interviewed on the Mexican situ
ation and the program proved very
successful.
Duke Dean Will
Address Auxiliary
Subject WiU Be
"Christian Education"
Dean Albert Russell of the Duke
University School of Religion will ad
dress the women's auxiliary of the
Presbyterian church tomorrow after
noon at 3 : 45 in the Sunday school
room.
His subject will be "Christian Edu
cation." '
Princeton Takes
Duke
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all distance events. In the mile-and-
a-half, the . Tigers placed one-two-
three. Pete Bradley won the three-
quarters-
Most of Duke's strength was below
the quarter as George McAfee won
the hundred in : 10, Hubert Reavis
the 220 in :22, and Johnson. the quar
ter in :52.
Dick Patterson won the pole vault
for Princeton though failing at
an attempt to make 13 feet. Anson
Perina took two jumps to win the
broad jump for the Tigers. Grandin
Wise won the high jump.
Fencers
Lose
(Continued from page three)
lum (C) beat Kibel 5-2; Ware
(W&M) beat McCallum 5-4; Maklin
(W&M) beat McCallum 5-4; Kibler
(W&M) beat Malone 5-4! Ware
(W&M) beat Malone 5-4; Makler
(W&M) beat Malone 5-3.
Epee: Makler (W&M) beat Kaplan
3-2; Kaplan (C) beat Anner 3-2;
Freudenheim (C) beat beat Makler
3-0. ,
Saber: Wooderidge (W&M) beat
Bloom 5-1; Bloom (C) beat Anner
j5-0; Williamson (C) beat Woodridge
5-4; Anner (W&M) beat Murchison
5-3.
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SUNDAY
MONDAY
SPECIAL
FEATURES
Color Cartoon
"Pipe Dreams"
A trip to Old Mexico with
the Three Little Monkeys
Paramount News
The War in Spain
What Next in
Mexico?
AMERICA'S LEADING
LOVE TEAM IN THE
COMEDY "HIT OF 1938
Claudette and Gary in the riotous
romance of an American lad who
met her in Paris and lived scrap
pily ever, well, hardly ever, afterwards!
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Tuesday
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Tommy Riggs
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Friday
adolphe menjou
charlie McCarthy
in
'Goldwyn Follies,
Midnight Show Friday
GARY COOPER
JEAN ARTHUR
in
"The Plainsman"
Saturday
BETTE DAVIS
.PAUL MUNI
in
"Bordertown"
Gary Cooper and Claudette Colbert find their place in the sun in this ro
mantic scene from "Bluebeard's Eighth Wife," their new comedy which will
have its first local showing today at the Carolina Theater. Others in the
cast of this Ernst Lubitsch picture of European resort life are David Niven
and Edward Everett Horton.
The 1:30 Class
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Jepson of the Metropolitan and ballet
dancer, Zorina'T
Miss Jepson photographs beautifully
in technicolor and sings the famous
drinking song from Verdi's opera "La
Traviatta."
Friday's midnight show is a reshow-
ing of "Bordertown," with Paul Muni
and Bette Davis. This was Bette's
first picture after "Of Human Bond
age." Worth seeing again.
Saturday Gary Cooper closes the
week in an entirely different picture
from the opening feature. With Jean
Arthur he appears in the "Plains
man," a Cecil B. DeMille epic. Al
though as a saga of "Wild Bill Hitch
cock" and the "Old West," the picture
is inclined to be full of hokum, it
does make passable entertainment.
get under way in a big way. With the
exception of two days this event will
be featured by two matches daily. Up
to the present time tennis has pro
gressed very slowly. It opened its
season two weeks ago and during this
time one match has been played and
one forfeited. The rest have been
postponed because of rain.
Pardon Me-But
Lacrosse Team
Loses, 2-1
(Continued from page three)
mages and some brilliant saves by
both goalies, Coxetter, for Carolina,
and Pearce, for Duke. With but five
minutes left, Lewis broke forth on
his spectacular run and sent his team
two goals up on its rival. As the
minutes ticked away and every one of
Carolina's thrusts at the Duke net
were unavailing, it looked as if Caro
line's opener was to result in a shut
out defeat. It was with only two sec
onds remaining in the contest that
Budden slashed his way through the
entire Duke backline and taking a
shoulder high pass from Hill Broad
foot, slammed in the Tar Heels' only
marker, just as the whistle blew end
ing the game.
Line-up :
POS. DUKE
..G. . Pearce
P Riley
CAROLINA
Coxetter
Beers
MacPhee
Budden
Lynch
Broadfoot
O'Heron
Pearlman
Kessler
Finkel
Substitutions :
CP. .
... F.D. .
S.D.
.. C
. S.A.
- F.A.
O.H.
... I.H.
Duke Rathburn,
Richards, Vires; Carolina Ditt.
Referee: C. E. Kuhlman. Time
keeper: Shelley Rolfe.
Score by periods :
Duke ..y 1 0 0 1 2
Carolina 0 0 0 1 1
Quick
Hamilton
Northrup
Segal
Montgomery
Warth
Lewis
Kemper
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morial for a round or so of
ping pong. . . . When last seen
Diggs had the advantage over
Wolf, but the genial and de
vested football professor was
fast coming up by virtue of
smashing line drives. . . .
During the past week Coach
Ray, together with J. Maryon
Saunders of the Alumni associa
tion, has begun a tour of the
state in order to appear at vari
ous alumni meetings and ban
quets . . . Thursday the two went
to Concord, and the next night
they were in North Wilkesboro
. . . Speeches concerning the new
gymnasium and its benefit to
the student body were made . . .
Motion pictures were shown
also . . . Wolf and Saunders will
continue the constructive work
this week; their itinerary in
cludes Waynesville, Asheville,
and Gastonia. ...
FOURTH FAMILY
COiNFERENCE TO
CuNVENEJffiRE
Inn To Be Scene
Of This Week's
Campus Sessions
Representatives from ffiCre th, ,
states will flock to Chapel Hm-r
week to attend the fourth
Conference on Conservation of
riage and the Family which is JX"
uled to meet from Tuesday
day at the Carolina inn.
The addresses and mmd-t
meetings offered by the conw!
which is again being directed by u
Ernest R. Groves of the SocwW
department are designed to offer S
portunity for the following: (l) j
cussion of the problems of teachers S
marriage and family courses; (2)
vusaiim ox some oi the importa
problems of marriage and family q
perience; (3) informative address
by specialists whose fields of know,
edge are related to specific proble
of. marriage and the family.
Attendance to the fourth confer
ence has been limited to 100 and k.-
xriaay tne number registered stood a:
61, it has been announced by Br'
Groves. On Thursday local students
interested in the conference -will t
able to attend for the admission of
one dollar.
A brief review of the program fo:
the week reveals that Tuesday's ses
sions will feature addresses by Miss
Sally Marks of Meredith college; Dr.
Norman E. Hines, Colgate university
and Dr. Groves. A round-table discus
sion will be conducted on that after
noon by Dr. O. T. Binkiey, minister
of the First Baptist church of Chapel
HilL
On Wednesday the speakers k:
elude: Miss Gladys II. Groves, Syra
cuse university; Dr. John S. Brad-
way, Duke university; Dr. Moses
Young, Iowa university; Dr. Howard
E. Jensen, Duke university; Miss
Elizabeth Wang, University Chinese
student; Rev. Edgar S. Schmiedeler
of the National Catholic Welfare con
ference; and Mrs. Isabelle K. Carter
of the University Sociology depart
ment, directing a round-table discus
sion.
Thursday's program will feature:
Dr. Joseph K. Folsom, Vassar college;
Dr. Bayard Carter, Duke university,
Mrs. Mary S. Fisher, Vassar college;
Dr. Howard W.' Odum of the local
University; and a round-table session
for college students led by Miss Gene
vieve Baggs of Duke university.
Dr. John T. Wayland, pastor of
Temple Baptist church of Durham;
Dr. Robert A. Ross, Duke university;
and Dr. Groves will conclude the con
ference on Friday with addresses on
"Conserving Marriage."
(Graham Memorial
Concert Series
(Continued from first page)
mann; "Aufschwung," and "La Ca
thedrale Englosuie," by Debussy; "Re
flets dans L'eau," and Marche from
"Love of the Three Oranges," by
Prokofieff.
Playing cards were first used in
France about 1330.
There were over 50,000 miles
highway in the Roman world.
of
CLASSIFIED
DANCING CLASS Satterfield's
ballroom dancing class begins soon.
Beginners and latest steps. Every
one eligible. Price, six lessons,
$3.00. Write or call W. H. Lewis,
413 Ruff in, before Tuesday. -
Mural Doings
Of Week
(Continued from page three)
progressed to its finals. Two strong
teams, Sigma Nu No. 1 and AE Pi
No. 1, will meet each other tomorrow
afternoon at 2:00 to determine the
fraternity champion. The winner of
this match will meet BVP, the dormi
tory champions, Tuesday to determine
the campus champions in this sport.
Playground ball teams saw action
on only one day during the past week,
this being Wednesday. This week,
however, if the weather permits, it
will probably enjoy its most complete
schedule. Games are scheduled for
every day with the exception of Tues
day and Saturday. On most of these
days there will be 8 games.
Intramural tennis will again try to
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