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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, mo
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Pre-Medical Fraternity.
To Give Smoker Tuesday Night
The Alpha Epsilon Delta pre-medf-cal
fraternity will eive a smoker
Tuesday night, at .7:30. All pre-med
students are invited.
Two .medical films, "Appendec-
will be shown. A member of the medi
cal school faculty will . discuss the
courses best suited for pre-med stu
dents. . , '
Eefreshments will be served.
Venders Wanted
For Tnlane Game
All persons interested in selling
colors and pennants at the Carolina-
Tulane game Saturday, on a commis
sion basis, should see George Spransy
at 320 K dormitory. '.
News Brief s
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to ask for the release of the war pris
oners.
,-According to Vichy dispatches
passed by censorship, he was in. the
mood to protest the "intolerable" con
ditions of the German-French armis
tice and ask for a just and permanent
peace.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 Presi-j
dent Roosevelt today said that the
multi-billion dollar defense program,
is America's answer to foreign propa
ganda that the United States is "ef
fete and degenerate and cannot sur-i
vive before the march of . dictatorial
powers
WASHINGTON The War depart-.
ment today split the army's air might
into four separate districts as part of
the nation's program to safeguard the
entire Western hemisphere from in
vasion.
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LONDON (Friday) British lead
ers said last night that Adolf Hitler,
with an eye on the United States elec
tion, may be trying to induce , the
French government to join the axis
in a "war guilt" demonstration against
Great Britain. . .' .
-. BERLIN rSpain ' is drawing closer!
to Germany and Italy as an "ally to
avenge wounds she has suffered at the
hands of Britain it was stated semi
officially today. . ...
LONDON (Friday)-German wat-
planes fanned out to raid" scattered
British objectives from the channel to
Scotland, and Wales last night and
early today, bombing a few London
districts and in one of them trapping a
number of persons tinder wreckage.
ROME Adolf Hitler has ; arranged
with General Francisco Franco ; for
Spain's early entry into the war to be
followed by a combined Italo-German-
Spanish assault on Britain's Gibraltar
fortress it was reported tonight in
Fascist quarters.
LONDON Relays of British bomb
ers heaped explosives upon Berlin
with deadly accuracy early today,
spreading destruction and lighting the
sky over the " German capital ' with
angry red flames, the Air Ministry
. said today.
Hearn Disappointed .
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sooner than was planned because it
was found last week that fees for
sophomore pictures for the Yackety
Tack would not be collected until the
class approved the extra expense.
Coed Tennis
(Continued from page three)
Mary Lilly Moore and Ella-Keen
Steel, requested all players to report
scores as soon as the matches were
finished.
Chester Opens
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will be led by Ben Browning with
Marion Boyd. Assistant leader will
be Harry Winkler, Jr., with Kaye
Walsh. Others in the figure include
L B. Grainger, president of the Ger
man club, with Margaret Taylor;
Thomas H. Wright,- Jr., chairman of
the dance committee, with Felicia
Chisholm; Jick Garland, vice-president,
with Ruth Applewhite; Henry
M. Gross, Jr., treasurer, with Jerry
Pendelton; George Millaway, secre
tary, with Geraldine White, and .the
following members of the executive
committee and their dates: Bill Vog
ler with Edna Sprunt; Bill Dees with
Marion Okell; Tom Long with Mar
garet Johnson; Bill Davensport with
Lib . Thrower; Britt Beasley with
Emilie Smith, and Clark Bartlett with
Myre Blount.
Tom Wright announced that all
those who are to participate in the
sophomore figure tonight will meet in
the Tin Can immediately, after the
concert this afternoon. Those in the
senior figure Saturday night are
asked to stay after the concert tomor
row afternoon and practice for the
figure.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Knight, Mrs.
Walter Barbee, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley
Cowden, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Lear,
and Mg. and Mrs. English Bagby will
chaperone the Friday night dance.
Saturday afternoon Mesdames Shipp
Sanders, Elle Hardeman, J. S. Cobb,
R. B. House and F. P.' Graham will
chaperone, and Saturday night Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Mackie, Dr. and Mrs.
Hugh T. Lefler, Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
Shepard, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Schnell, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cam
eron will be present. '
Playing The Game
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hours a week, helping coach foot
ball and taking off on weekends for
scouting. Even one of the financial
experts from Bingham would have
difficulty balancing the phys ed de
partment budget.
Now that the state papers have
temporarily stopped raving about
Carolina's "Four-S" play Suntheimer
to Sadoff to Sieck to Severin, how
about starting them on another , one.
The second team, can do it . too. The
play is one of the Tar Heels' favor
ites this season a fake line plunge on
which the .fullback han3s .the ball . to
the . tackle as he hits the line, and the
tackle gives the ball to the end. How
about working it with Bob ' Smith
"No Gravy"
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accounts for more than half of the
class expenditures.
Second largest item is the $1,500 to
pay for the senior share of junior
senior dance expenses. The junior class
will match this amount.
Other appropriations are: auditing
and bookkeeping, $10; supplies and
materials, $15; senior week, $400; se
nior gift,, $350; athletic awards, $16;
donations, etc (to campus organiza
tions), $100; general expense, $50.
Estimated expense totals $6,178.50.
With $999.05 brought over from last
year, the class estimated capital for
the year will be $6,224.05. This leaves
an estimated cash balance of $45.55,
which is marked on the budget, "for
reunions, etc"
centering the ball, Bill Sigler in full
back, Roy Snyder at tackle, and Fred
Stallings carrying the ball around the
end: Smith to Sigler to Snyder to
Stallings ...
Tennis
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Chambers; 2. Haass; 3. Matthews; 4.
Sharkey; 5. Fairbairn; 6. Rutledge;
7. Coons; 8. Martin; 9. Saner; 10.
Feinberg:
Regulations "
(1) A player may challenge an
other player not more than three posi
tions above his own rank with the ex
ception of the first six positions on
the varsity and freshman ranking
board. In this case he may challenge
not more than two positions above
his own rank. (2) An official chal
lenge must be made by entering the
challenge and date on the challenge
board and allowing the challenged
player to accept. (3) The challenger
must notify the challenged player im
mediately.: (4) All matches will be
the best two out of three sets. (5)
If the challenger wins his match, he
replaces the challenged player who
moves down one position. The chal
lenger then cannot challenge the same
player for the period of one week
thereafter.
Torchlight Parade
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"Hark the Sound." After the cheer
leaders pass out printed sheets, of
songs and yells, all present will join
in a prevne of cheering for Satur
day's game. v
Taylor, speaking in behalf of the
University club, the sponsoring organ
ization, said, The traditional Carolina
spirit, which has existed on this cam
pus for so many years, vnll show
if coif min toniffht in what I hope
win be our biggest pep rally so fan
this season- Tulane has a good eleven
but a fine Tar Heel football team and
a fine school spirit should prove to be
an unbeatable combination. Everyot
knows that we have a fine team ard
tonight well show them that we eUo
have the spirit," .
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could have house parties, and it made
provisions for the listing of names of
chaperones in all houses. Copies of
the rules will be sent to all fraterni
ties, chairman Chris Siewers said, so i
that the men will be made aware of
their importance.
Varsity Football
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Consistent Back
He joined in catching passes . and
was one of the most consistent backs
on the field in all departments. With
Connor back in the line-up, the Tar
Heel forces are strengthened, and an
attack of any sort may be expected.
Connecticut's Lieut, Gov. James L.
McConaughey has been president of
Wesleyan university since 1921.
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