SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1938
Fraternity Pledgees
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pledges: Austin Carr, Robert
Strange, Tommy Heard, Gover
Hundley, Frank Borden Hanes,
John R. Hall, Jr., Corbett Sto
rall, Charles Tfflett, L. P. Mc
Lendon, Murdoch Dunn, Thomas
Winborne, Clayton Moore, Sam
Means, Robert W. Carr, James
F. Hackler, William Croom,
Rowland Brown, J. T. Holland.
Sigma Nu with 17 pledges :
John Chambliss, R a y f o r d
Adams, Howard Lackey, Joe
Efird, Colin Spencer, J. B. Spill;
man, Austin Robins, Louis Pois
son, Frank Jolly, B. C. Shouppe,
Ed Prizer, Edward Moynihan,
CLASSIFIED
LOST One pair silver rimmed
glasses. Will finder please re
turn to Gene Davant, 201 Ay
cock. REWARD 5 car keys lost in
vicinity of Murphy or Book
Ex. No identification tag at
tached. Reward if found and
returned to Hayden Clement,
,107 S. Columbia St.
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Locke McKenzie, Edmund Fore
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Hinkle, Ben Park.
. Beta Theta Pi with 16 pledges :
J. F. Ellison, Hugh Hole, John
Starbuck, Disney Welex, Walter
E. Foran, Donald Wilson, Tom
Beldsoe, Mahlon Long, W. ,F.
Cole, Grady Stevens, A. C. Wood
roof, Wilmer Webb, A. C.
Powell, R. A. Grant, David Bal
lard, Randolph Speight.
Sigma Nu with 17 pledges-
John Ghamberliss, Rayford Ad
ams, Howard Lackey, Joe Efird,
Colin Spencer, J. B. Spill
man, Austin Bobbins, Louis
Poissos, Frank Jolly, B. C.
Shouppe, Ed Prizer, Edward
Moynihan, Locke McKenzie, Ed
mund Forehand, George L. Cox
head, N. S. Hinkle, Ben Park.
Kappa Alpha with 15 pledsres: Al
len Henry, Dick Holt, C. V. Holt,
Kendall Minnick, Frank Gillam. Dick
Person, Carter Reaves, Elwood Pearce,
Arthur Dixon, Ernest Legget, John
Gribbin, W. C. Williams, John Church,
George Foote, Sam Gregory.
Zeta Psi with 13 pledges: Marion
Fuller, Paul Clodfelter, J. A. Hanes,
Trente Ragland, W. A. Upton, Sam
Mordecai, Ferebee Taylor, Asa Par
ham, Isaac Wright, Hubert Wals
ton, Bill Howard, Bruce Lea, John
Thorpe.
Phi Gamma with 12 pledges:
Charles Clark, Billy Willis, Allen
Headlee, James Greenwood, Robert
Hutchison, Clarence Ruffin, Ramsey
Hardin, Charles Hussey, Louis Con
nor, J. E. Gibson, Walter Parsley,
Clarence Idol.
Pi Kappa Alpha also with 12
pledges: Jesse Aycock, Gordon De
Loach, Joe Creel, W. H. Neal, Jack
Jones, C. L. Ball, James Starke, John
Baker, W. C. Purvis, Frank M. Law
rence, Louis C. Stephens, Oscar Ow
ens.
Sigma Chi with 12 pledges: Jesse
Swan, Robert Vail, Paul Roseman,
John T. Dillon, Allen Whitaker, C. D.
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Kappa Sigma also -with 12 pledges:
Raymond Francis, Taylor Vernon,
Henry May, Lanier D. DonneH, Jim
my May, Joe Mann, David Blalock,
George Watson, Courtney Mitchell,
Jr., Newton Talmag-e, E. F. Edwards,
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lambda CM Alplha with 11 pledges:
Nathan Whitfield, Edward Trainer,
Roger Hitchins, Holland Eddleman,
R. W. Edwards, Edwin Minges, Wil
liam Putney, A. J. Foster, Weson
Batchelor, Burke Herndon, Tom Cobb.
Zeta Beta Tan with 11 pledges: Ru
dolph Grun, Ralph Levy, Frank Gold
smith, Robert S. Tolmach, Stephen
Langf eld, Martin Kohn, William B.
Schwartz, Ray Rosenbloom, Eugene
Munnes, Robert S. Raymer, Banjamin
Lee.
Alpha Tau Omega with 10 pledges:
Cameron Murchison, Robert Olive, P.
R. Ashby, Marrin Anthony, Armis
tead B. Smith, Tom Allen, J. &
Huske, Jr., Henry Burgwyn, Thomas
West, John Diffendal.
Tan Epsilon Pi also with 10
pledges : Warren Bernstein, Jerry
Cohen, Stanley Fuchs, Lester Etter,
Bernard Richter, Alvin Patterson,
Morton Ulman, Oscar Zimmerman, Ed
Kalin, Dave Pearlman.
Phi Delta Theta with nine new
men: Robert Powers, Floyd Whitney,
Tom Avera, Blair Rice, Jr., Bobby
Davis, Raymond Williford, Randy
Partridge, Luther Dew, J. W. White.
Chi Phi with eight pledges: Wil
liam J. S wink, , Richard Farley, W.
Prowitt, William Stewart, John T.
Rogers, Billy Calhoun, Steve Siddle,
Wert Rhyne.
Delta Kappa Epsilon also with
eight: C. B. Morrisette, Frank Wil
liams, Blackwell Brogden, J. M. Saun
ders, William Peete, Truman Hobbs,
Cyrus Hogue, Gene Davant.
Delta Psi with eight: Butler Crit
tenden, Melville Jordan, Henry
Branch, G. S. Waldrop, Russell Edens,
Fernando Mayorgo, Armando Mayor
go, Douglas Dournique.
Phi Alpha with six freshmen: Ru
fus Shelkoff, Joshua Goldberg, J. A.
Schack, Harold M. Held, Irvin Fleish
man, George Janor. -
Chi Psi with four pledges: William
Neely, James Sherwood, John Perry,
Gwynn Nowell.
Alpha Epsilon Pi with one pledge:
Robert Shulman. -
Also this fall nine upperclassmen
have been pledged to five fraterni
ties through the Dean of Students
office. They are: Willis Carpenter,
A. T. O.; John W. Moore, Jr., and j
J. G. Pratt, Sigma Chi; A. L. Hob
good, Jr., Zeta Psi; Bill Little, Beta
Theta Pi; WV. A. Allen, 'Jr., Tom
Heath, Graham Hodges, J. D. Grady,
Jr., Kappa Sigma.
Special Buc Offered
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fields to the magazine, and boost
circulation.
The price is 15c per copy and
$1.00 for a year's subscription.
The Publications Union board
will share in the profits from
the special sale. '
The regular issue will appear
on the campus as usual at the
first of the week. 1
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John Howard takes his march
ing orders from beautiful Mary
Carlisle and loves it in
'Touchdown, Army," playing
today at the Carolina theatre.
Pardon Me,
But ...
30,000 Fans Expected
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will also give the list of prize
winners in the decoration con
tests. , -
Today Alumni headquarters
will be maintained at the Caro
lina inn in the lobby.
Remember the Game
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WE LEND KODAKS
Foister Photo Co.
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inundate the scarred field . . .
Someone dropped a pin it
crashed with the force of an
earthquake . . . Then, a sigh of
relief, sweeping the bowl .
For a troop of Boy Scouts had
gotten into the affray and had
the situation well in hand . . .
The frothy wave subsided reluc
tantly . . . Eleven loyal Tar
Heels, equipped with surf
boards, were having a tough but
glorious time ...
Fleecy white clouds speckled
the gray heavens; angels float
ed amongst them . . . "Hark the
Sound" twanged softly in sym
phony arrangement . from row
after row of harps ... A lone
saxophone roamed mournfully
over a sympathy arrangement
of "I Ain't Got Nobody" for the
benefit of hulking Greenies fast
turning red .
Deeply engrossed in the ti
tanic struggle, Bell Tower near
ly forgot its main purpose in
life . . . The hands ran swiftly
to catch up with Time, and rang
out victoriously when the cul
prit was captured . . .
"Somewhere in this prom
ised land, the sun is shining
bright . . . Somewhere little
children shout, and somewhere
j hearts are light . . . But there
is no joy in New Orleans . . .
Mighty Tulane has passed
out ..."
An olive-skinned senorita
on roller skates did the Dipsy
Doodle in waltz time in the
flat upstairs ... A piece of
falling plaster kissed the Old
Prophet on his bald spot . . .
Awakened, he was marched
. off by a large red-nosed gen
darme to the city bastile and
lodged there on a charge of
intoxication ...
Hariand To Open
Archaeological
Society Meeting
J. P. Hariand, professor of
archaeology, will open the sixth
annual meeting of the Archaeo
logical society of North Carolina
this morning at 10 o'clock in
Graham Memorial when he
presents an illustrated lecture on
tombs of ancient Egypt and
Babylonia.
Professor Hariand, holder of
a Kenan fellowship, has partici
pated in the excavation of some
outstanding ancient tombs. He is
planning a trip to Greece this
winter. 1
Rev. Douglas L. Rights of
Winston-Salem, who has been ac
tive in archaeological work, and
Joffre L. Coe, a University stu
dent from Greensboro who last
summer conducted the society's
excavations at Hillsboro, Clarks
ville, Va., and Leaksville, are
also slated for speeches.
Giant Pre-Game
Rally Attended
By 5,000 People
- Midst thousands of yelling
students, a blaring band, gleam
ing spotlights, and a gigantic
bonfire, a note of optimism ruled
Carolina's biggest pep rally of
the year last night at Fetzer
field as Dean House opened the
proceedings with these words:
"Step on it, Carolina! I con
gratulate you on your victory
tomorrow."
Other speakers were President
Frank Graham Pete Mullis, and
Joe Murnick, who addressed the
5,000 students, scouts, and visit
ors, and urged student support
for the fighting Tar Heels today.
It takes an hour to sing a
Chinese song.
Varsity ' Meets
Tulane
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Carolina front wall 12 pounds a
man.
Tu!ane was our toughest
game last year," Coach Wolf
said yesterday, and they'll be
plenty tough tomorrow. We
have a game scheduled for 2
o'clock, but I don't know how
long well be in it. They have a
heaw team. Our ball club will
open up with everything it has.
No, we won't hold anything
back for NYU. 'Well-pass . and
shoot everything at Tulane if
we have to . . . One thing is
sure, with Adam out and Stirn
weiss and Lalanne in for part
time service, our team will enter
the game in poor shape."
The game is expected to de
velop into a battle of sturdy
lines and sturdy backs. Lalanne,
Stirnweiss, Jack Kraynick,
George Radman, and Co-Captain
George Watson will tote the ball
for Carolina; while Bronco
Brunner, Jitterbug Kellog, Bud
dy Banker, Red Cassibry, Stan
Nyhan, who had a 44-yard punt
ing average against' Auburn
last week, and Leonard Sauer
will do the Tulane running.
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Grail Dance Tonight
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featuring two vocalists, will fur
nish music for the dance. Ray
Williams, better known as
"Eight Ball" Williams, will give
novelty renditions, and Wilf ord
Gragg will sing sentimental bal
lads.
Campus Wants Peace
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Charles Jonas' for Senate by a
majority of 492 to 236, and while
218 are at present in favor of
Roosevelt for a third term, 545
voted against his reelection.
The question "Could Republi
cans win the next presidential
election by naming a conserva
tive Democrat like Josiah
Bailey?" was answered: yes,
192; no, 549. .
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