WbzQviM EDITORIAL COMMENT Empty Heads Laugh Loudly Marxism Seeks Inroad? Select a Few VOLUME XXXirl, NUMBER 2 DUKE U.NlVKIt.llTV. llla'KHAM. . C, TUESDAY. DKtil'MHKfl I All America Ratings BY CHRISTV WAa.saa Juniors And Seniors Pick Beauty Queens New Plan Adopted by Chan- ticleer in Selecting Most Beautiful Co-eds TWENTY WILL QUALIFY Portraits to Be Sent to Well- Known Artist to Make Final Selection RICHARD CROOKS TO GIVE CONCERT HERE ONJRIDAY Appearance of Metropolitan Opera Tenor Expected to Fill Page Auditorium FINAL OPEN HOUSES IN NEXT TWO WEEKS Fraternities whicli will lisild is houses December E are as folk Sigma Chi, Kappa Sigma, Sigma Delta Sigma Phi, Delta Tau D< Fhl Delia Thcla, Pi Kappa Phi, and Zeta Bela Ton. Those holding th I It-seen. Ilea a- 13 sires Kappa Alpha, Plii Knppa Psi, I'lli Kappa Kijsmia, sSifjiiia Alpha Kpeailean. sSiginai I'lil Kpsil.ui PI Kappsi Alpha, Ij.mh.ln Chi Alpha, v ties- Music Study club, tlie Wo n's College Orehfsstra, and faitn'i Glee Club un the night tecembtr 8, in the Woman'.. College public Haruugh his ni 1 ppramnee, smd iiisa e ,\ native ait 'I•rent,en, . d honors with Ihe late enliste.l in the 621a A PARENTS TO JOIN ALUMNI IN DUKE DAY OBSERVANCE Sixty l>ukf University Hay Dinners Planned Over Entire Country FACULTY WILL SPEAK Looking to Centennial" to Be Theme of Meetings Held This Year VICARESS IN PLAY be three-liuarter nlers are asked mind In their sel •rial- a •/,.,„.',•,;,,,- staff tlsis BERNER IS ELECTED NEW COUNCIL HEAD e.saiisiiatli-i-s eelaicl] Will llssiisilsa tla. by Robert Lautu, assisted by Albert Banks and Ossie Parker. A i's-aelsaisl. Kljsasi Hloiidgood, Jo DEBATE SOCIETY SPONSORS F I R S T SPEECH CONTEST Twenty-six Speakers Enter Tau Kappa Alpha's Fall Debate Tournament QUESTIONS SELECTED First Group Debates Labor Problems; Second Section Argues on Consumer O.D.K. Taps Three Seniors In Annual Fall Ceremonies EI.ECTROt'UKMlST r CONVENT DRAMA SCHEDULED NEXT BYDUaKEPLAYERS Many Female Roles Included Cast of "Cradle Song" Here Next Week I .nuking -,. Ullls.s Trinity 1 l.s- rep ,) the- Tent.- sheme of tills year's la, ISilt-a nil ullege, and esented by f lelaee-aeas •' z.-p" culty or Wannamaker will be tbe speaker : ashlngton, D. C, group. Other Meetings s-i- eeiet-eei-stssle meetings se. eaeest tlss- iliiaV.srs.ali- se-pre.seell ivill lies I. 1 hi as. spa, IJe-fe-aeala.-l- uora on Wednesday d for fifty 11 the iealli- The Diiie urnish the music. Gift Photographs N Serin, HETURN PHOTOGRAPHS Stolen l-e.iallaas Southg. Men and wos 'All |alaastli|.-rei]ills- Ihe alee.i. . !.. i .tive football Friday night in Southgate, I ..I lie.- Student Govern! ion, to return them eitbe lerdashery on tbe Weejt . Christmas Fair Promises Interesting New Features eluding ganiesea, booths and entertahl- Tbe fair is lield annually to money las aaarry on llic charity esting gift offerings- Mlell,., ,- of t White Haiti, a, gift sla.ep in Hill which is owned by Mr. an George Francis BaSon, is supplying 11 lurge liunntity of Hie gifts f Individual booths. Hand-hammered fieuter articles made by Mr. Bason, ture of her csshlblt. 'llss- piipulnr prints and frsuu by Mr. F. Roten of IJaltimo -Itae IVlriflcd Von en-comers i r e saber In tbe lead, is ( ana e.e re) 11 Forneal, vho plnyed iu tlie hit produetion Of •Ladies of tbe Jury" last year. '" Dominican Nuns. Vinlcrson PAN-HEL TICKETS PLACED ON SaALE Decorations in Hand of Jack King; Friday Evening Affair to Be Formal al «.50, with individual nighl li.eke-ls selling at (2.s» and t dance fl/W. Hours for the Friday night are from 9sOD to lalW) p.m., while thi Saturday night affair ivill last from SalNJ tu ISaOO p. in. The Saturday aft. ,\i-i-iai-.liiig to lln- business mining Bob Hall, the financial success of t series will determine whether or 1 the Council will lae able to contra n bigger and better band for I Spring series. Five dollars lias bi set as tlie limit that thc Council < fore. Impossible, without a surplus •er. Charlotte, St. C irtland, -Maine, an r.e Betty .r.-ik, ids, anil Betty 1 sachusetts; eSllia High Pr Wsyland, lliabeth Hatcher, ;:., and Catlierine • e-a.lly. 1. All, debates will tl I. Four rounds will take plac o on each of the flays. The fir •aeasal rounds nt 4:30. public- speakin sea. will ae -ie-tl)- a heginn ROBED FIGURES tislline. Simmons, Smith, Tapped in Impressive Rites in Front of Duke Chapel NUMBER OF* ACTIVITIES Men Outstanding in Campus Extra-Curiit'tiiars; Small Group DR. COLIN G. FINK SLATED TO TALK THURSDAY NIGHT Electrochemtst io Disclose Science Secrets in Page Auditorium Lecture Ight by Dr. Colin G. Fink, electm- htmist of wide renown. His lecture, ntltled Chsmietn, and An, will be delivered in Page auditorium. injected to the clcetrochemist's pre- sses, ani restoration nf lis origi- ,1 form see,. SO ,-samplete llaall an e.a-i-apti.an .„• Its surface could be Non-Technical Talk sirlraent who nave beard I).-. Iicak say that his language o •cture platform is calculated to be injpletcly understandable by those ho have n.i technical kVwledge of Ides Mill Ise- ii-i-i -a a sajIInetion with Cbemisl • !in« I'ln •iVn he joined tbe research ste.fr is •ink i- still actively engaged In n ea„-i-li. I,. sSeptenieber, 1HS3, he ws on Medal and Prise hy the Electro- REV. H. P. SCHROEDER TO ADDRESS CO-EDS . O. Rivers and Dr, Frank C. •rni.ig religion. Di-. li. O. Iliv.-r YM.C.A. a Alpha, Alpha Kap , Hell Friars, Stink issa.liisassti.an whi.-li will le. serkiT, Dls-k .l.'nkiuson. Jack Kneipp, red Cleaveland, Tom Southgate, lick Taliaferro. Jim Lambeth, Herb V E R D I C T TOMORROW ON DUKE V DUCHESS IVh.elli.-,- IW.s- university will ll urlng a meeting of the i's,l>li,-s.ti. Reviewer Lauds Inaugural Printed "Duke 'n' Duchess' h with a drlightfiil eaiidei nomer, Tbe sualj- posssitala i-oking <le.ne • llii, pi,.., eSSIISell- ill, Sill- Sl'llCmC. Til k in the Liltle a building, Sam
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WbzQviM EDITORIAL COMMENT
Empty Heads Laugh Loudly Marxism Seeks Inroad?
Select a Few
VOLUME XXXirl, NUMBER 2 DUKE U.NlVKIt.llTV. llla'KHAM. . C, TUESDAY. DKtil'MHKfl I
All America Ratings
B Y CHRISTV WAa.saa
Juniors And Seniors Pick Beauty Queens
New Plan Adopted by Chanticleer in Selecting Most
Beautiful Co-eds
TWENTY WILL QUALIFY Portrai ts to Be Sent to Well-
Known Artist to Make Final Selection
RICHARD CROOKS TO GIVE CONCERT HERE ONJRIDAY Appearance of Metropolitan
Opera Tenor Expected to Fill Page Auditorium
FINAL OPEN HOUSES IN NEXT TWO WEEKS
Fraternities whicli will lisild is houses December E are as folk Sigma Chi, Kappa Sigma, Sigma Delta Sigma Phi, Delta Tau D< Fhl Delia Thcla, Pi Kappa Phi, and Zeta Bela Ton. Those holding th I It-seen. Ilea a- 13 sires Kappa Alpha, Plii Knppa Psi, I'lli Kappa Kijsmia, sSifjiiia Alpha Kpeailean. sSiginai I'lil Kpsil.ui PI Kappsi Alpha, Ij.mh.ln Chi Alpha,
v ties- Music Study club, tlie Wo n's College Orehfsstra, and f a i t n ' i Glee Club un the night tecembtr 8, in the Woman'.. College
public Haruugh his ni 1 pp ram nee, smd iiisa e ,\ native ait 'I•rent,en, .
d honors with Ihe la te
enliste.l in the 621a A
PARENTS TO JOIN ALUMNI IN DUKE DAY OBSERVANCE Sixty l>ukf University Hay
Dinners Planned Over Entire Country
FACULTY WILL SPEAK
Looking to Centennial" to Be Theme of Meetings
Held This Year
VICARESS IN PLAY
be three-liuarter nlers a re asked mind In their sel
•rial- a •/,., „.',•,;,,,- staff tlsis
BERNER IS ELECTED NEW COUNCIL HEAD
e.saiisiiatli-i-s eelaicl] Will llssiisilsa tla.
by Robert Lautu, assisted by Albert Banks and Ossie Parker. A i's-aelsaisl. Kljsasi Hloiidgood, J o
DEBATE SOCIETY SPONSORS F I R S T SPEECH CONTEST Twenty-six Speakers Enter
Tau Kappa Alpha's Fall Debate Tournament
QUESTIONS SELECTED
First Group Debates Labor Problems; Second Section
Argues on Consumer
O.D.K. Taps Three Seniors In Annual Fall Ceremonies
EI.ECTROt'UKMlST
r
CONVENT DRAMA SCHEDULED NEXT BYDUaKEPLAYERS Many Female Roles Included
Cast of "Cradle Song" Here Next Week
I .nuking
-,. Ullls.s
Trinity
1 l.s- rep
,) the- Tent.-sheme of tills year ' s la, ISilt-a nil
ullege, and
esented by f
lelaee-aeas
•' z. -p"
culty or
Wannamaker will be tbe speaker : ashlngton, D. C , group.
O the r Meet ings s-i- eeiet-eei-stssle meetings se. eaeest tlss- iliiaV.srs.ali- se-pre.seell
ivill lies I.1 hi as. spa, IJe-fe-aeala.-l-
uora on Wednesday
d for fifty 11 the iealli-The Dii ie
urnish the music.
G i f t P h o t o g r a p h s
N Serin,
HETURN PHOTOGRAPHS
Stolen l-e.iallaas Southg.
Men and wos 'All |alaastli|.-rei]ills-
Ihe alee.i. . !.. i
.tive football Friday night in Southgate,
I ..I lie.- Student Govern! ion, to return them eitbe lerdashery on tbe Weejt .
Christmas Fair Promises Interesting New Features
eluding ganiesea, booths and entertahl-Tbe fair is lield annually to
money las aaarry on llic charity
esting gift offerings-
Mlell,., ,- of t
White Haiti, a, gift sla.ep in Hill which is owned by Mr. an George Francis BaSon, is supplying 11 lurge liunntity of Hie gifts f Individual booths. Hand-hammered fieuter articles made by Mr. Bason,
ture of her csshlblt. 'llss- piipulnr prints and frsuu
by Mr. F . Roten of IJaltimo
-Itae IVlriflcd Von
en-comers ire saber
In tbe lead, is ( ana e.e re) 11 Forneal, vho plnyed iu tlie hit produetion Of •Ladies of tbe J u r y " last year. ' "
Dominican Nuns.
Vinlcrson
PAN-HEL TICKETS PLACED ON SaALE Decorations in Hand of Jack
King; Friday Evening Affair to Be Formal
al « .50 , with individual nighl li.eke-ls selling at (2.s» and t dance f l /W.
Hours for the Friday night are from 9sOD to lalW) p.m., while thi Saturday night affair ivill last from SalNJ tu ISaOO p. in. The Saturday aft .
,\i-i-iai-.liiig to lln- business mining Bob Hall, the financial success of t series will determine whether or 1 the Council will lae able to contra n bigger and better band for I Spring series. Five dollars lias bi set as tlie limit that thc Council <
tl I. Four rounds will take p lac o on each of the flays. The fir
•aeasal rounds nt 4:30. public- speak in
sea. will ae
-ie-tl)- a heginn
ROBED FIGURES tislline. Simmons, Smith, Tapped in Impressive Rites in Front of Duke Chapel
NUMBER OF* ACTIVITIES
Men Outstanding in Campus Extra-Curiit ' t i iars;
Small Group
DR. COLIN G. FINK SLATED TO TALK THURSDAY NIGHT Electrochemtst io Disclose
Science Secrets in Page Auditorium Lecture
Ight by Dr. Colin G. Fink, electm-htmist of wide renown. His lecture, ntltled Chsmietn, and An, will be
delivered in Page auditorium.
injected to the clcetrochemist's p re sses, ani restoration nf lis origi-,1 form see,. SO ,-samplete llaall an e.a-i-apti.an .„• Its surface could be
Non-Technical Talk
sirlraent who nave beard I).-. Iicak say that his language o •cture platform is calculated to be injpletcly understandable by those ho have n.i technical kVwledge of
Ides Mill Ise- ii-i-i -a a saj II net ion with
Cbemisl • ! i n « I'ln •iVn he joined tbe research ste.fr is
•ink i- still actively engaged In n ea„-i-li. I,. sSeptenieber, 1HS3, he ws
on Medal and Prise hy the Electro-
REV. H. P. SCHROEDER TO ADDRESS CO-EDS
. O. Rivers and Dr, Frank C.
•rni.ig religion. Di-. l i . O. Iliv.-r
YM.C.A.
a Alpha, Alpha Kap , Hell Fr iars , Stink
issa.liisassti.an whi.-li will le.
serkiT, Dls-k .l.'nkiuson. Jack Kneipp, red Cleaveland, Tom Southgate, lick Taliaferro. J im Lambeth, H e r b
We Apologize to thoae students and faculty ne work we were unable to accept. W«
irk of a quality commciisurutc with onr standards iai .esi.-dlciuee. During tlic 'car ive liave been nbl.a to acce]>l only sili.nit aane-tliird of tlic work brought tn
, possible.
Typing Bureau
INTRAMURAL COMMENTARY
•By
E. T. BAKER, 111
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inued during Una Biucecdinag years. aaa-la t,aaa,le,..,-i.-. iii Devil grid annals . Csarky fe, nidi LIS,, Jacli aud j e r ry lunlsp, Ear l Wentss, Horse Henilrick-JU, Ed Rogers, nnd fr.-el Oa.aaf.ir.l •ere highly favored for the first eup.
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REVIEWER LAUDS INAUGURAL P R I N T E D " D U K E 'N ' D U C H E S S "
(Continued from Fuffe one
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