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TECHNICIAN
of NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE
Vol. XXVII, No. 9
STATE COLLEGE STATION, RALEIGH, N. C. NOVEMBER 22,1946
Veterans
Begin
Offices: 10 and 11 Tompkins Hall
And
Their
Moving Into
famous Ouimasier
Appears Al College
Professor Quiz, famous radio quizmaster, appeared at State College
last Tuesday night in a program
sponsored jointly by the Public Relations Committee and the English
Department. Professor Quia’s contestants were chosen at random
from the student audience and the
final contestants were chosen from
these in an elimination series of
questions. The final contestants
were: John Wallace, Billy Fesserman, Dave Heppler, John Wither—
spoon and Haywood Page.
The final winner was Dave Heppler, who defeated Haywood Page
in a tie when he named three machines that depend upon wind power for locomotion. The final winner was awarded a Delux cigarette
lighter and the runners--up pocket
lighters. The questions asked
ranged from simple true-false to
tongue twisters and scientific questions. One student, upon being
asked what his grandparents
called “pitching woo,” could not
think of “sparking" or “spooning.”
Families
New
Homes
Sixty-Four Government-Owned
Houses Are Finally Completed
The first 64 of 350 government-owned emergency a
ments have been completed and State College veterans
begun moving in rapidly. These 64 should be full by the end
of this week, according to Dr. T. W. Wood, faculty advisor for
veterans.
The first unit was assigned to
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Henderson and
Championship Game their three-year-old son, D. L
Tonight at 8:00, Wilson High Henderson, Jr., isofa Willinmnbm‘g,
sophomore in
and Fayettcville High will clash Va. H derson
neering.
in Riddick Stadium for the East- civiifen
The first two«bedroom apartment
ern Conference AA championship, went
to Mr. and Mrs. Al Millman of
and the right to play Greensboro Gastonia,
N. 0., who have three
for the North Carolina high
the younger two being twins.
school championship. Student sons,
Millman is majoring in textile enathletic books will be honored at gineering,
and is the leader of the
the gate.
Al Millman dance band on the campus.
Priorities Given
Baptists Will Have
Priorities have been given for
350 housing units, first priority
Thanksgiving Service the
and one-bedNovember 28 at 6:45 A.M. on the for the two-bedroonbeing
given to
steps of the Pullen Memorial Bap- room apartments
with children. If a famin
tist Church, a fifteen minute families
with
children
is
offered
a one-bedThanksgiving Service for all Bap— room epartment, they can
if
tist Students will be held. Ed Smith, they desire a two-bedroomwait,
apartdevotional vice-president of the ment instead. The one-bedroom
State College B.S.U. Council will unit, however, is then given to a
conduct the service.
NOTICE
without children. In the first
Immediately following the ser— couple
units, 10 families preferred to
All Ag students, who live off vice,
breakfast will be served in the 64
Committee; and Miss Anne Clements, of Raleig h, for David H. campus
The sponsors for the Interfraternity Dance, to be held Saturday
wait, and 10 couples without childor
in
Trailwood,
church
basement.
The
tentative
who
have
Hancock,
Alpha
Lambda
Tau.
Bottom
row,
Miss
Jean
Thompson,
nig,ht have been announced by Ken Caldwell, chairman of the Inren moved in. The two-bedroom
of Charlotte, for Edward G. Sellers, Pi Kappa Phi; Miss Rose Ma- not received their copy of the menu calls for bacon and eggs, units
pictured above. left to
terfraternity Dance Committee. The
are given 0 y to families with
rie Witmer, of Raleigh, for Phil Cooke, Sigma Chi; Miss Mildred AGRICULTURIST may pick it toast and coffee. All Baptist stu- children.
right: top row, Miss Bet Lokey, Raleigp,h for Dick Kennison,
Klotz, of Staunton, Va., for Ralph Degen, Si gma Alpha Mu; Miss up at the head of the stairs in dents are urged to attend this
Kappa Sigma, president 0 I. F. C.;0Miss Becky Ballentine, of RaWell Equipped
Marie Wilson, of Raleigh, for Roy Fuller, Delta Sigma Phi.
leigh, for Ken Caldwell, Sigma Phi Epsilon, chairman of Dance
Thanksgiving service and fellow- EachUnits
apartment is equipped with
the Publication Building.
ship breakfast.
a refrigerator, range, oil space
NOTICE I
heater, hot water heater, and private bath. An effort will be made
Interfraterfi"lty COuncil All students who are interested Ve‘is Who Wilhdraiv
Next Week End Is Set As to complete furnishings in so far as
in Working at the dances. held
possible.
from
School
Eligible
on
campus
must
register
with
Plans Gala Week End
Chancellor J. W. Harrelaon,
Dean Lefort in the Dean of StuAnnual Dad’s Day Classic when he gave Henderson his apartdents office. Only those students For Furiher Training
ment assignment, stated that he is
Pledges Honored at
who have registered with Dean Should a veteran attending col- Blue and Gold Dance '
“pleased that married veterans,
Dances and Concert; Phi Kappa Phi Will
Lefort will be allowed to work at lege under the G. I. Bill of Rights
some of whom have been living undances. The pay for those
der adverse conditions for more
forced to withdraw from college, Follows Saturday Nite Greek Sludeni Will
. Reggie Childs Plays Hold Election Tuesday these
helping with the dances ranges be
than a year, are getting some reFred
Wagoner,
president
of
the
he
does
not
forfeit
his
right
to
furAccording to Ken Caldwell, worth Carolina State Col- from 8.60 to 81.00 per hour.
lief."
Student
Council,
has
announced
ther
training
under
the
bill,
T.
L.
chairman of the Interfraternity lege chapter of the Phi Kappa Phi
that
the
annual
celebration
of
Speak
Here
Thursday
Anthony,
chief
of
the
Veterans
AdDance Committee, the Fraternity Honor Society will hold a special
Dad’s Day has been set for No- Theocharis Rendis, a student at
ministration
Guidance
Center
at
NoTuesday,
on
meeting
election
swell
a
have
men and their dates
the day of the State- the University of Athens in Greece, "Scabbard and Blade"
State College, explained today in vember 30,football
week-end ahead of them. The In- vember 26, at 4:30 p. m., in room Sewell ls Eleded
game.
answer to queries received at his Maryland
speak at 7:00 next Thursday
terfraternity Council has planned 108 Peele Hall. At this time the
Dad’s Day is the one day of each will
office.
evening in the North Parlor of the Here For 24 Years
two dances and a concert for the report of the Senior and Graduate lr. Class Presidenl
year
on
which
the
fathers of the Y.
He
will
be
required
to
take
apM. C. A. He will discuss the During the year 1904-1906, at
week-end. These dances are being Student Committee consisting of
students
are
honored.
This
year
it
propriate
tests
to
determine
his
World
Service Fund and the University of Wisconsin, five
held for the fraternity men and Dr. T. B. Mitchell, chairman, Dean Sixty members of the Junior field of probable success and to is to be sponsored by the Mono- what itStudent
pledges, but any students who are E. L. Cloyd, and Dr. William Van Class elected officers for the cur- limit his training to these deter- gram Club and the Student Coun- tries. is doing in foreign coun- men in the cadet corps organised
rent
student
year
the
in
and
Pullen
heard
be
Hall
will
last
Note
Frimilitary group that had as its
interested in attending either the
general fields, he added. If cil. During the football game the Rendis just returned from sev- aobjective
semi-formal dance Friday night or members for the fall term of 1946 day, November 15. Bill Thornton, mined
the ideal of benefiting its
wishes to change from fathers of the boys on the football eral colleges in the New York and members while
President of the Junior class last aoneveteran
not interfering with
the formal dance on Saturday may will be elected.
team will sit on the field with num- Eastern States area, where he
field
to
another,
he
also
will
be
Society
Honor
Phi
Kappa
Phi
year,
presided
at
the
election.
other
activities that might be carfraternity
receive bids from some
bers
on
the
back
of
their
chairs
required
to
take
tests
to
determine
spoke
in
connection
with
the
nawas established to provide an or- All officers elected Were mem- his aptitude in the desired field. corresponding to the numbers their tional WSSF drive.
ried on at the same time. This group
man.
of faculty and student bers of Fraternities. David W. Se- These changes may be approved by sons wear. All students will be He will be honored at a luncheon is now known as “Scabbard and
The highlight of the dance Sat- ganizationdedicated
to “the unity well of Greensboro who is studying
urged to invite their fathers to this in the Private Dining Room of the Blade."
urday night will be the introduc- members
Guidance Center.
democracy of education and Ceramics and is a member of Sigma theState
From a membership of one comtion of the pledges from .the var-. and
is under contract celebration.
Cafeteria Thursday at 1:00. pany
to honor students from all Chi was elected president. Henry G. with theCollege
consisting of the five foundGene :LeGrand, chairman of the East
ious fratern1t1es and their dates open
Veterans
Administration
local WSSF Steering Commit- ers,
of American colleges Alexander, of Charlotte, who is to do necessary testing and advis- Blue
“Scabbard and Blade" baa ear-and Gold Dance committee, The
The figure for this dance will be departments
tee
will
sponsor
this
luncheon
and
and
universities.”
from
the
Textile
School
and
is
a
into seven regiments, a
made up of the pledges and their The ofiicers of the local Phi Kap- member of Sigma Chi was elected ing of veterans referred to the col- announced that the Blue and Gold will discuss with Mr. Rendis plans panded
of eighty-nine companies. The
dates. This dance will be the first pa Phi chapter for 1946-47 are: vice-president. For Secretary, John lege by the Guidance Center, An- dance will be held on the night of for the WSSF drive to be staged at total
petition of the present company at
formal dance that has been held on W. N. Hicks, president; J. M. C. Boyter, Business Manager for thony said. Testing is done by the November 30, from 8 until 12 p. m. the college next term.
N.
C.
State
College was presented
the campus this year.
Psychology department at the col- in the Frank Thompson gymna- Theocharis Rendis is a student in to the "Scabbard
secretary; A. C. Hayes, the WATAUGAN, from Gastonia lege.
and Blade" consium.
Civil Engineering in the Technical vention at East Lansing,
Reggie Childs, well-known band Clarkson,
and
a
member
of
PiKA
Anderson,
who
B.
is
D.
and
treasurer;
The
Blue
and
Gold
Dance
is
In
applying
for
advice
in
changat Athens, where he is 10 December 1921; andMichigan,
leader, and his orchestra will pre- Journal Correspondent. The State studying Mechanical Engineering
the charby the Blue Key and University
Secretary of the Students Asso- on
sent the music for both of these College chapter of Phi Kappa Phi was the choice. The treasurer-elect ing courses or in taking a test to sponsored
ter
was
granted
on March 28, 1922;
Chain and it is to become ciation and a member of the World and so “G” company,
dances. Caldwell also announced has a campus membership of fifty is Harold B. Peterson, Whitehill, determine whether or not a request Golden
third
regian
annual
affair.
This
dance
is
Student
Relief
Committee
in
for
change
should
be
made,
the
a
in
featured
that Childs will be
N. C. of ALT and the school of
ment of “Scabbard and Blade" was
before goingto the center, semi-formal. The music will be fur- Greece.
concert in Pullen Auditorium Sat- persons at the present time.
Textiles. The class representatives veteran,
installed at N. C. State with twelve
nished
by
Bill
Allen’s
orchestra.
During
the
war
he
was
particushould
write
a
letter
to
the
Veteurday afternoon for the benefit of
to the Athletic Council is Bruce E. rans Administration, stating that Tickets for this affair may be larly active in printing and distri- original members.
all those who would like to hear
Beaman, PiKA from Greensboro, desires advisement at the center. bought at the Student Supply buting underground papers and To keep its companies operating
“sweet music” but will be unable importantMasons
peak efliciency, the society pubmeeting Tuesday, N. C. head cheer leader, who studies he
The letter, which must include the Store, the YMCA, or from any pamphlets and in fighting with the at
to attend either dance. The concert 7 p. m. in Room
Mechanical Engineering.
Hall.
Peele
6,
lishes a quarterly, “The Scabbard
veteran’s “C” number, should be member of the Blue Key or Gold- guerilla students. He was a member and
will start about 4:30.
Blade Journal." This journal
en
Chain.
The
limited
supply
of
of
the
Executive
Committee
of
the
Center.
Guidance
the
at
presented
Leading up to the highlight of
material on the activities
Services of the Guidance Center tickets is rapidly diminishing and Underground student organization, contains
the'dance Saturday night will be
the other companies and inforavailable not only to Raleigh a sell-out is expected for this ESAS. He also organized relief for of
the formation of the figure, from Dean Lampe Sends Over are
mation that will increase the benedance.
refugees
from
Piraens.
to
but
veterans,
College
State
and
which the pledges from the various
fits of the “Scabbard and Blade"
all veterans who have been issued
fraternities and their dates will be
to members. Also, each year, six
a certificate of eligibility and enintroduced.
national trophies are awarded to
training.
for
titlement
To
Industry
500 Letters
companies following the
Soccer Football Introduced winning
rifle and pistol competition. Yearly
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
The Engineering School of State lor’s Degree this school year. You Local Students Leave
and biennial conventions are held.
To Be Organized Here College has sent over 600 “letters will note that the larger percentto elect new officers, honorary
announced Dean J. H. age of these men will be graduated For Judging Contest
members, and to carry
Last Friday, November 16, a to industry,"
The letters invited small in June, 1947, a few in December, The livestock judging team On State College Campus business and amendmentsoutas such
are
group of State College students, Lampe.
and"
large
businesses
and
industries
1946,
and
a
few
in
March,
1947.
necessary.
By BEN LEMLICH
Forest and Carolina are being con- deemed
who were members of Sigma Al- in the state to consider for em- The School of Engineering, in ful- leaves Monday for the Internationits twenty-four years
pha Epsilon at other colleges, met ployment the graduating engineers filling its function as part of a al Livestock Exposition in Chicago, A new sport to State College has sidered. The next game will be at of Throughout
service at N. C. State College.
in Dean J. H. Lampe’s office to or- who will be looking for jobs this State institution and in cooperat- Ill. The meats judging team will made its debut to the c mpus. That the stadium this Saturday at 2 “Scabbard
and Blade" has mainshortly, leaving on Wednes- sport is soccer footbsSl which is P. M. Anyone is welcome to come tained to preserve
ganize the Phi Alpha Club, a nuc- year.
ing closely with industrial organi- follow
and develop the
to
Europe
and
Latin
America
out
and
day.
participate.
The
uniform
leus for the EAE’s on the campus Accompanying the letter to each zations,
would like to have each of The livestock team is coached by what football is to us. The first being a pair of G. I. shoes, shorts essential qualities of good and efwho might have been over looked firm was a tabulated list of the these young
men considered seri- Mr. J. C. Pierce and tub meats game of the season was played and a T shirt or sweatshirt.
ficient officers and prepare them
in the first search. Brothers of. Sig- graduates of each engineering de- ously for employment
in
North
a greater influence within
team is headed by Mr. T. N. Blu- at the stadium about a month Roberto Favre of Mexico is the to havecommunities
ma Alpha Epsilon now on campus partment. Thelist states that ten Carolina.
in the military
are requested to leave their names men will graduate in December, It is almost needless to say that mer. Competition has really been ago, with the Latin American and organizer of the team and Emilio their
and addresses at THE TECHNICIAN twelve in March, and 189 next national organizations will be glad stiff among the boys trying for a Mexican students against the Euro- Yachan of Chile, a graduate student requirements of our country.
pean
and
and
the
few
Spanish
North
Americans
place
instructor,
on
the
teams.
is
The
the
hours
refwere
Office or call at the Office of the June.
to employ our engineering grad- long, and the work hard; to judge that know how to play.
No doubt both these boys will
Dean of Engineering, Room 122,
year and are clamoring twelve classes of livestock (4 ani- The rules are comparatively easy eree.
Dr. Lampe feels that the local, uatesanthisopportunity
glad to give any “Norte Ameri- Commlttee List
_
C. E. Bldg.
to interview mals per class), and remember nu- and simple to learn. Eleven men on be
.
canos” the low down on soccer foot- For Current Year
state industries should know about for
them.
However,
we
want
North
these prospective employees very Carolina industry to have the first merous details about each animal a side, the ball-shaped like a volley ball and a chance to play on Sat» theAmong the list of committees ft!
FFA Elects Officers soon.
current school year that wean
ball—is moved only by kicking and 'urdays. An interesting side light
The industries will then be in opportunity to employ these young is not an easy task.
The N. C. State College Collegi- a better position for anticipating
finally selected for a the goalie is the only one who can about the game here at State, is released recently through ChancelI, therefore, suggest that if Students
ate Chapter of the Future Farmers their employment needs. They may men.
on the livestock judging team touch the ball with his hands. If that about 1944 or so a team was lor Harrelsou’s office were the folwill anticipate your employ- place
of America held its second meeting also organize interviews with the you
were
Keith
Gregory, Joseph E. a ball goes out of bounds it is organized and a match arranged mug committees and their manment needs as of the spring, 1947, Sanderson, Hasseli
last week for the purpose of elect- students here at the college.
Byrd, A. T. brought back into play much the with a PW camp team at Camp Social Functions: I'red
will let us know of your in- Lassiter, and Allan Partin.
Wagoner
ing officers for the rest of this and The letter, reproduced here in and
same manner as in basketball by a Butner. HOWever it never materialterest,
we
will
arrange
a
time
for
J. Pickler,R.W. Kenniaon,W.J._
winter terms. Elected were: J. F. full, is as follows:
The
meats
judging
team has kick instead of a pass. There are ized because most of the boys got M.
members of your organization to been narrowed down to the
Daniel, Tom Icard, Pres. Jr. ClaAbroms, resident; F. H. Spain, TO INDUSTRIES OF
two
periods
their
of
35
minutes
each.
If
“Greetings”
about
then.
followinterview our graduating students ing five men. Three of these will the ball is touched by hand in a If I may misquote, it is wisely —When Elected; John C. m
vice presi ent; J. H. Cyrus, secre- NORTH CAROLINA:
who will be eligible for employ- make up the group that goes to certain prescribed area near the written that “the policies of na- W. A. “Bill” Bandy. H. B. Williams.
tary; W. M. Croom, treasury; A. W.
Wilson, reporter; G. A. Pattonp A number of young men will be ment. If you do not anticipate a Chicago next week. The
are often formulated on the Student Publications Board: J. 0.,
men are, goal then the opposing team gets a tions
Watch Dog; George Sledge, pro. graduating in engineering at North need for additional engineering Walter T. McPherson, Paul
Bowl- free kick from a line that would playing fields of the world.” I am
State College during this personnel by June, 1947, I should es, J. T. Warren, J. W. Phillips,
gram chairman; D. W. Jones, stu- Carolina
hasin
quite
line
foul
sure
the
to
that you, my good readcorrespond
year. I am tsldng this means appreciate your informing me.
dent sdvisor; Dr. F. A. Nylund, fa- school
Joe Sanderson who will act as ketball. The idea is to freeze the ers, will agree that the interchange
of presenting to you information Please address all correspondence and
culty adviser.
ball in one’s own team and kick it of national sports and teams will
alternate.
about our graduates in the hope on this matter to me.
go
a
long
same
the
much
way in helping secure
in
goal,
a
for
across
that you might be interested in em- I look forward to hearing from
manner a basketball quintet'drib— a lasting peace rather than a long
FOUND
ploying one or more.
you in the very near future.
Kaden’s Klnseics will feature blee and passes the ball down the truce.Auditiewithquiteabitef
One rhinestone bracelet at the The attached summary indicates
Cordially,
Beethov’en's Fifth Symphony next court for a shot at the basket.
pleasure that we welcome the adMONOGRAM dance. For a des- the numbers of students who are
J. H. LAMPE,
Wednesday night in the North A game with Duke is in the of. vent of a new sport to the campus
criptien of the bracelet. cell 4250. expecting to be granted the BacheDean of Engineering. room of the “Y.” The time 1:80. fing and other games with Wake of State College.
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Whensomeoneistalkingoverthetelephmh’ttryh-ahathree
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cordingtoBob. Theseaseafswofthsih-tl‘nohqswflliaake
l. Unauthorized possession of a book or magazine is not just “suc- '
Caught Cheating . . .
brainweary,beatup,knochsdahnit,kichsdasud,mhm'ry
cessful hoodwinking” of the Library or the authorities, but is a crime
studentsfeelalotheMWhymtpradicsitahwds'n-tnhow
Three men were convicted for cheating by the Court of the against your fellow students of today and tomorrow, and remember it
itworkaWearegoingtotuit-nl‘iffluiflaoIT-m
it
about
knows
one
no
though
even
weakness
character
of
mark
a
is
Campus Government several weeks ago. The sentence was
willstopbeingfloodsdwiflildflnatnarlna.
yourself.
suspension for one term for two of the students and one but you
’20, sh Jim?” The name isn’t
2. A mutilated magazine is worthless. Xou might just as well steal since
closetoJimandwewuen‘tsven AG CLUB—
year’s probation for the third.
it and be done with.
in the obstetrician’s eye Wedrs-sdup inovsrallsaial-uh-tintusiitthslgchihthe
THE TECHNICIAN is restricted from giving you any fur- . 3. Due to the paper shortage, magazines are being printed in very ain gleam
1920, but who are we to mention othernightBeforetheydstwtuiusandpimh-lusoutuourmwe
ther information about the trial. N0 names can be mentioned limited editions. Many of the journals lost today can never be replaced. these
minor items with Old Grand- fomedadefirfitsopinionofthatWThi-sgmh'eaflne
HARLAN C. BROWN,
dad staring us in the face.
(for the students’ good names are to be protected), nor can
Theyalwayshaveaveryintsrdnmandmhu
Librarian.
In the hope of getting a ride to club.
any of the circumstances surrounding the case be publicized.
agwdfimeatthemssfinnThsAggwswhh’twfl-nsstGreensboro some weekend, we of- ingsaresuremissingoutonagosdthirgandalnofflin.
Frankly, we cannot see why so much secrecy surrounds a
fer
the
following
solutions
to
the
CAFETERIA SERVICE
parking problem for those untouch- HUMOR? ? 5‘
trial by the Student Government. All the courts of the nation
ables who have cars:
are open to the public. Why should ours not be open for all Dear “Buzz” Barton:
Everybody has been so busy with homecoming this past week that
your column of November 15, you comment on the need of getting (1) If you have a high school they
to see its proceedings, faults, and good points. Justice can- theIndishes
haven’t been coming out with any of their stinking jokes so far.
diploma, join the faculty and However,
cleared
tables
these
getting
and
cafeteria
the
in
tables
off
we did hear a couple of M1. attempts at getting a laugh, so
not really be meted out by a group that follows Klan tactics. sooner and better. I agree with you fully in principle, but you seem park 'twixt the yellow lines.
here
they are. Don Morland says that the reason the poor old daddy
(2) Park inside the white lines ram fell
The Constitution should be revised to state that any trial to be totally ignorant of the situation.
down and broke his neck was because he didn’t see that “u"
and
leave
class
every
ten
minso-called
the
that
find
would
you
cafeteria,
the
in
worked
ever
you
If
by jury of the Campus Government be made public. The govturn. We feel [that Dick Mahone must have been planning on pitching
are pushed sufliciently. The cafeteria can't get enough student utes to move your car.
erning body would gain a psychological punch if the student “K.P.’s”
Sell the damn thing and a big ’un on homecoming for hetold us this little poem.
help to do the job. If only a small fraction of the students that gripe ride(3)a bus.
body realized full well that any and all proceedings in a trial about
Mixing
with
the
comLittle bank roll, here we part,
we would have bet- mon people is so democratic.
the service would try their hand at working,w
of this nature were made public.
Let me hug mm to my hart.
ter service.
The
“Hat's
Off
Department”
I’ve
been faithful, you’ve been true!
a
of
worthy
is
cafeteria
the
at
work
to
willing
is
that
student
Any
The student body must realize 'that an honor system is in
awards this week's credit points to
All
the year I’ve clungto yin;
work
students
the
only
cafeteria,
the
of
side
east
the
On
praise.
of
lot
operation at State College. Instructors as well as students in the balconies. The colored help work downstairs and have carts to Doug House and his associates who
Little
bank roll, in a day
the guiding spirits of the
should report cases of cheating and any action deemed un- haul dirty dishes in, while the students have to carry dishes down the were
You and I will start away
Homecoming
celebration—Congratgentlemanly or unworthy of a gentleman in this institution. steps the best way they can.
To a jumping, jiving spot—
ulations on a dimcult job well
I'Il some luck, but youwillnot.
The Honor Council of each school is taking action to insure “Bun,” if you want better service, see what you can do about this. done!
Some c a in p u s organization Well, let’s but the dickens out of Florhia.
C. E. BLACKSTOCK.
that each individual student is cognizant of facts underlying
should work out a plan for distribthe honOr system. The Campus Government is beginning to
uting barrels to those students who on an anonymous post card re- in the laundry whiah nude: ‘Get
VETS’ STAND ON “F” RULE
function for the benefit of the student; we should cooperate
have clothes in the laundry. The ceived at the “TiicriNlcuN” case. yuis' Christm- lands-y in early
best comment on the-subject was It read: “Have you seen the sign thisyaar’.”
To the Student Body:
to assure its success.
For the past few weeks there has been considerable tension on the
campus resulting from the instigation of the much-discussed “F” rule.
JOIN THE
Why throw away your old shoes when we can REPAIR
The tension mounted, and the Veteran’s Association, seeing that no one
RECORD CLUB!
them to LOOK LIKE NEW.
its
announced
views,
student’s
the
uphold
to
attempt
to
going
was
else
“F” Rule Feud Is Silly
FREE"
One
Record
With
The
stand against the rule and began the campaign to abolish it. We wish
Of Any Twelve ReRE-SOLED . . . , RE-DYED . . . , RE—HEELED . .
The Veterans Association and the Administration (Facul- to take this opportunity to acquaint you, the reader, with our policy and Purchase
cords
During A Three Mouth
ty Council) are to be severely reprimanded for the silly feud to assure you once again that if the “F" rule stays in effect, it will do Period.
INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION GIVEN EACH
only after every effort possible for its abolishment has been put forth
PAIR OF SHOES
which has developed over the “F” rule amendment to the so
“Everything for Band and
has failed. We shall not fail.
Orchestra”
“C” rule of the college scholastic standards. The Student andThere
is little or no co-operation between the administration and stuGATI'IS SHOE SHOP
Council is to be commended for its efforts to effect a tolerant dents of this institution. In recent months, the problems and dimculties E. R. POOLE MUSIC
of both parties have been multiplied ten fold, but neither party is willand fair solution to the issue.
lll Oberlin Rd.
Phone ’47!
COMPANY
seemingly
administration
The
other.
the
to
fact
this
concede
to
ing
Printed in THE TECHNICIAN this week is an open letter to
ll. W. WIN IT.
JustBehindCollsgeCeurt
Mr. Hamilton’s contention that “the people are a great beast."
RALEIGH. N. C.
the student body from the Vets Association which has feebly shares
The most common viewpoint of the student is that we are studying
attempted to justify their actions in recent weeks to abolish in a modern “lord and vassal” state. Neither view is comet. We must
the “F” rule amendment. This letter also carries subtle in- understand. The faculty must understand the manifold difficulties now
For Better Jewelry
sinuations that the Vets Club is the only champion of student facing the student which heretofore did not exist; the students must
realize that in every institution in the country, the faculties are doing a
SIAIE
interests and that there is no cooperation existing between tremendous
to«
get
must
we
minds;"
of
“meeting
a
have
must
We
job.
For Better Values
students, faculty, and administration. The lack of truth, the gather. The administration and the students must meet together on
DRUG STORE
lack of rational thinking exhibited in the letter is character- some common ground, have open minds, be allowed to present their
For Better Service
istic of the wholly illogical and repugnant attitude the Vets problems, and reach decisions which will be beneficial to both. The ad—
Club has taken in its “pressure-power” approach to the issue. ministration must realize that this detached method, this regimentized
SeeJULIENat
of handing down the rules which the students must follow withDROP IN FOR
In the early part of this term the Vets Club stirred up the method
out question does not in any way create good will between the two parTHAT SNACK
emotions of many students who were led on by the sensa- ties, nor is it always beneficial to either party. It is as true today as it
BOSSEJEWEIERS
BETWEEN CLASS
tional and even dramatic words by these “rabble-rousing” was generations ago that a house divided against itself cannot stand.
Vets. With little understanding of the “F” rule the Associa- We are one house, faculty and students combined. Wewmust work for
Julian Rattelads
107 “mam" 8*"
apart.
not
together;
goal
common
the
tion made various threats to the administration and issued This, we believe, is the only way which will ever prove successful
Parker “51" Pens
Diamond Rings
WE HAVE A
several ultimatums to the Student Council. These attempts to in the'administration of policies for the good of all. To date, all of our
Thorsns Lighters
Watches
WELL ROUNDSwank Jewelry
Football. Basketball Char-s
right the wrong tried to force the repeal of the “F" rule rath- attempts at co-operation have been unsuccessful. But no voice is wholly
DRUG STORE
er than work toward that end in a tolerant and organized lost that is the voice of many men. Let every man search his own heart;
Repair Service
Speedy
Special
O
under
the “F" rule is justified
manner. There is little wonder that no compromise has been, let him decide within himself whether wrong,
Across From Ag Hill
To State Students
we want it proven to us,
present conditions or no. If We are
reached since the Vets Association seems to maintain the idea the
so far. .
case
the
been
has
as
us
to
told
merely
not
that they will have their way and the rest of the college be Let us reach our conclusions and stand by them. No boundary has
damned!
been made for the rights of men. The right will survive—the wrong
Coming in for an equal share of condemnation is the Fac- will perish.
Signed: VETS ASSOCIATION,
ulty Council for its handling of the amendment to the “C"
By Bob Baker
rule. At the very crux of. the matter lies the Council’s lack of.
Granama’s
John Evans.
foresight in passing such an amendment at this time in the
College’s history. This complete lack of timeliness has inFirecrackers
Donut ‘ Shop
creased the misunderstanding and laid the administration
wide open for charges of unfairness to veterans and lack of Last week one of the secretaries in the Mechanical Engiconsideration for the tremendously adverse conditions now neering department was injured when a firecracker exploded
HAVE YOU BEEN TO
existing. Such charges as these may not be justified but if next to her leg. This firecracker was thrown by an imbecile
they have been made, the Council has no one to blame but and his cohort from a car in which they were riding. ForGRAN-MA’S YET?
themselves.
tunately, these two utterly unthinking individuals have been
We are placing the blame for this totally untimely and un- apprehended and sentenced. They'were not students of the
JUST THE OTHERSIDEOF
called-for disturbance squarely on the shoulders of the Fac- college but well might have been for we have such lowulty Council.- The “F" rule amendment has definite merits minded people here, sad to say.
THE TEXTILE BUILDING ON
but it would have been wiser for the Council to have picked For several weeks now veterans, particularly, have been
a better time to make it effective.
HILLSBORO ST.
annoyed .by these insane persons who think that throwing
The Student Council has patiently and tolerantly listened firecrackers around is a great joke. Each explosion awakens
to demands from overly presumptious “F" rule “abolish- memories that we do not wish to recall. Their is danger, too,
HOT DONUTS
SANDWICHES
iw.” It hs heard nomavincing defenses from the ad- thatpersonswith weakhearts could bekilledby anunexpectr
Won. The Council has attempted to effect a compro- ed explosion. Many instanws of blindness caused by fireFOUNTAIN SERVICE
GOOD COFFEE
mlss whereby two credit points would‘be lost for each course crackers have been recorded. These and other serious com
use ms of one credit point for each hour failed. This quences make imperative the organization of vigilantes
COME'IOSEEUS
il a 1dr solution to the problem and makes the number of groups similar to the one operating in Watauga Hall. These
“WWW by the “F” rule even more in- vigilantesshouldoperate meach dormitory andbe alertto
OPEN: 3.00 in To 10:00PM.
w The Veterans Club and the Administration will catch theguiltyandseethatpunishment is rendered. In the
.finl‘hredsun Meshes in the eyes of the student body interestofjustice, though, we should bring the culpritbsfore
3005HILLSBOROSt.
(m together quickly on this compromise as recom- the campus court instead of giving him violent treatment
which he undoubtably deserves.
:byflIeStudentCouncil.
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Anderson,
Dec. C01~
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Texas Christian-Rice
Rice Rlncefi SMOIJ S£1
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pass to Bridger had been ruled com- WkJan. 1, University Of Akron, AkWashington-Montana
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plate on the Chi’s 5 because of in- George Trachsel‘of Virginia 10d mu, 0.; Jan. 2, Georgetown, WashSouthern
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tossed
to
the
Cavaliers
to
victory,
setting
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Hanes7, McH0Temple-Holy Cross
HC
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Lampke over the goal for the score. new record of 18:46 minutes for siery, Winston-Salem;
LSU-Fordham
LSU LSU LSU
Holloman attempted to make the the three-and-one-half mile course. Crary Eagles, Raleigh ; Jan. 10,
19:07
was
record
previous
The
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Davidson College, Charlotte; Jan.
extra point by racing through the
line, but he was stopped on the 1. minutes set last year by Paul Fen- 11, Clemson College, Clemson, S.
With the exception of the two ton of the Cherry Point Marines. 0.; Jan. 15, Clemson, Raleigh; Jan.
CAPITOL
placing
State,
of
Dubow
David
18, Duke, Durham; Jan. 25, Wake
scoring drives made by the PiKA’s,
PAlACE
28M
MaflSaLNav.
neither team was able to offer any second in 18:50 minutes, also bet- Forest, Raleigh; Jan. 28, Furman,
Wm”
tered
Fenton’s
record.
“Sari-em”
final.
ml
Raleigh.
other
serious
threat.
The
winners
Fri. and Sat. Nev. 82-.”
0n "Seed-u Horse-an.” Chem!
were able to make six first downs Placing for Coach Carlton Feb. 1, North Carolina, Chapel
ALL CARTOON SHOW
White’s Cavaliers were: Bill Dee- Hill; Feb. 4, William and Mary,
to the losers’ four.
Holloman’s running and passing kins, third; George Moore, fifth; Raleigh; Feb. 6, New York UniverBaa. and Tue... Nov. was
were standouts in the PiKA offense, Chick Evans, sixth; and Mike sity, Raleigh; Feb. 7, Furman,
Sun Valley Serenade
Greenville, S. 0.; Feb. 10, Citadel,
and ends Bridger, Neal, and Batson Styles, tenth.
Paint"
"Wet
lea-1e"
1'
“Courage
Nev. 11-88
Wei-Thurs”
Wed. and Thurs. Nov. 21-”
were constant threats in rushing Frank Montgomery captured Raleigh; Feb. 14, Wake Forest,
Wanda-lulu”
the Sigma Chi passers. For the fourth place for Coach Tom Hines’ Wake Forest; Feb. 18, Duke, RaNobody Lives Forever
Davis,
Claude
harriers;
Wolfpack
leigh;
Feb. 22, Davidson, Raleigh;
Can”
“GoadFri.Oleand“Hm!
and
passes,
bullet
Moffatt’s
losers,
804:1-SeL. N av.
Fri. and Sat. Nev. 29-80
trickey broken field run- seventh; Jimmy Adams, eighth; Feb. 25, North Carolina, Raleigh;
Tell" Geluso's
and
“Ilse
P tGnu-d"
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Ne.
Townsend.
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Earl
emf
March
1, William and Mary, Wiloutstanding.
were
ing
ALL COMEDY SHOW
Parne- “Dlale Playboys" The Sigma Chi's will meet the State previously had won from liamsburg,
Va.
fl On Stage in
Quantico Marines and South Caro- The Southern Conference basketlina. Virginia had downed Penn- ball tournament is scheduled for
sylvania and lost to Duke, Mary- Memorial Auditorium, Raleigh,
March 6, 7, and 8.
land and Bridgewater.
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Wolf’s Florida Gators. So far the
Gators have failed tocrashthe' win
column and Coach Beattie Feathare of State has prepared in
charges to resist one or thu'r .
strongest possible bids of the sea“gum follow" mm
Wolf ack with re,
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The Wolfpack meets a familiar
Monogram Club Hikes face in the coaching circles tomorrow in the person of Ray (The
Bear) Wolf, former Head Coach at
22 new Men.' "am f0! the
of North
Carolina.
WolfUniversity
has installed
the double-win
I
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A
ed attack at the University of Florida
cwt ear
and
has thepossible
reputation
of presentLa
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ing every
passing
”ML
s gleeb ' t- ? - ' 0' State Mono- nation from this formation which
gram . u . "muted twenty-two is extremely well _ adapted for
men
lntobeltsh
membership.
Each aerial
sew mem
r. aswon
some letter
A .d warfare.
f bo t'
1. th
_y partlclpatlng In one of States .Sl ’e rom as lng one o a
nations most potent passing com.
Interwlleglate sports.
The new members are T. C. Bla- binations in Beldcn and Williams,
lock, J. P. Roger, C. L. Chambers, the latter sporting the second best
R. B. Courts, A. C. Davis, J. B. Ed- receiver’s record in the nation, the
wards. B. Fitzgerald. C. D. Gold, Gators present a running attack
C. W. Grandy, L. Hartzog, C. L. that threw Georgia’s mighty BullHege, G. H. London, H. Madrey, dogs on the short end of a halfW. B. McIntyre, J. E. Mewborn, time score earlier in the season,
Hal Owens, J. L. Ratts, L. Ritche, only to see the lead change hands
H. Thompson, R. G. Utley, W. Zick, in the second half in favor of more
and E. C. Johnson. .
reserve power.
The club has many plans for the Comparative scores give State a
term and also for the rest of the slight edge in tomorrow’s tussle.
school year. Speakers and coaches State proved two touchdowns betare expected to participate at the ter against the strong Commodore.
forthcoming meetings, and val-ions of Vanderbilt, who previously had
movies are also on the slate in the spanked the Gators, 20-0.
near future.
Strong In Backyard
With the completion of the rooms TheState
Wolfpack served conclusive ,
in the stadium, the club hopes to notice
last Saturday that they are
get a new meeting place and definitely
to handle before the
trophey room in the field house. home-folks.hard
their wrath
If there is any man who has a strong Venturing
Virginia eleven which
earned his letter and is not a mem- on
downed the Princeton Tiber of the Monogram Club and he recently
the boys in Red and White
wishes to become a member, he is gers,
home, much to the delight
asked to contact either Prexy romped
the 18,000 homecoming fans
Chick Doak or W. E. Avery, the of
present, with a 27-7 triumph.
latter residing in the gym.
State now sports a 5-1 mcord in
the Southern Conference with one
remaining to strengthTennis Championship- opportunity
en their bid for top honors. The
The finals in the fraternity Carolina-Duke affair tomorrow will
intramural tennis race will be either clinch the crown for North
held this afternoon at 4:00 on the Carolina or above State into second
tennis courts when Charlie Boncy place closely on the heels of Wilof SPE will play Zeb Jones of liam and Mary who lead the field
PiKA.
with one extra win.
AMBASSADOR
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THE KID FROM
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VARSITY
Saturday
Randolph Scott and Ann Dvorak In
“ABILENE TOWN"
Sunday and Monday
In Technicolor
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Tuesday
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Football Scores, 6:05 & 11:05 P.M.
WRAL
Football Scores, 0:45 PM.
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THE TECHNICIAN
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for the first touchdown in the game between State and Vi 'nia Saturday
One of the most successful homecomings ever held at N. C. State ended last
being the most humorous. The stunt was a story of the children of some of the
t e grandstands
Saturday night with the Monogram Club Dance. Shown above are pictures
local professors. (2) Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity house which won the contest ‘ afternoon. (6) The Redcoat Band is pictured as it appeared toBand
formed into
in some special maneuvers between halves of the game. The
taken of several of the highlights. Left to right, they are: (1) The stunt put
for fraternity house decorations. (3) Syme dormitory, which placed first in
on by Kappa Alpha, Friday mght in Pullen Hall, and which won the prize for
several different types of hats between maneuvers—Stag photos by Waloof.
the dormitory decorations. (4) Gwynn Fletcher is shown as he ploughed over
tain Reinartz is the emissary from' quency transmitters. His research
Lost one leather jacket on Radio Club Hears
Ag Club Holds Meet . TAG FOOTBALL RESULTS period. Gibson ran over for the only campus,
RCA to American radio amateurs. 'on this piece of equipment has not
probably some class
Watagua 7‘—N. Watagua 7 score of the ball game. The rest of
The Ag Club held its weekly S.
by al even been published yet and no one
Not only was it an important the game was close and hard- room. If found, please return to RCA Engineer Expert The lecture was openedentitled
has determined all of the idiosynmeeting Tuesday night in Withers game
Y. M. C. A. or Henry Davis, The State College Amateur Ra- sound motion picture
from
the
standpoint
of
who
T908”.
With
980}!
team
making
4
Hall. Phillip Upchurch, chairman would remain undefeated, but the firm: dOWDS- .
on Parade.” Mr. Rein- crasies of the coil.
Room 102 Berry.
dio Club sponsored a speech by Mr. “Electrons
Mr. Reinartz answered questions
subject,
of the student legislature commit- tenseness was multiplied by the
the
on
artz then spoke
John
L.
Reinartz
at
the
“Y”
Tuesfor the
tee announced that the legislature fact that it was “The Battle of
day. The Raleigh Amateur Radio “Ultra High Frequency Equip- and made explanations
of his lecture.
would be held December 6th and Watagua.” Both teams fought to a
Frat Holds Party Club-and the RCA Company co- merit.” He told of a newly devel- group at the close
Notice!
oped radio coil which has great Members of the audience examined
7th.
7-7 deadlock but S. Watagua was Diabetics, Ulcerates, and other The Sigma Tau Sigma “Smokes operated.
The guest speaker at the meet- declared winner on first downs.
who need special diets, and Cokes” party Thursday night, John L. Reinartz, who served possibilities for use in high fre- his equipment and studied its form.
ing, Mr. Harrell, State 4-H Club South had 5 while North could get students
please leave your names at November 14, was a great success. seven years in the Navy, is a noted
leader, was introduced by Al but three. South scored first on a will
the
Y.
M.
C. A. desk as soon as It attracted the largest number of author, explorer, research engineer
Special Offer For N. C. State Students
Greene. Mr. Harrell spoke on the 20 yard pass from Thompson to possible. This
information is nec- brothers of any meeting this term. and radio amateur. He was Adhistory of the 4-H Club in North Hennessy. North came roaring back essary
in order to get the diets, There was also an unusually large miral Richard E. Byrd’s radio opGenuine 8” x 10”
Carolina and the progress it has in the next period to score on a so please
your name ‘on this number of candidates present who erator on the Polar Expeditions.
REGULAR $5.00 Goldtone Portrait FOR ONLY $2.00
made since 1909 when the first 10 yard pass from Dick Mahone to list by theget
are eligible for membership.
end of this week.
He was the first to investigate the
Brown. If North Watagua can win
club was organized.
CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVES
FROM
COUPON
SECURE
as
known
phenomenon
radio
The candidates were extended a
game, they will have
Ophus Fulcher, president of the their next
bet&en the bus stop and hardy welcome by “Lib" Frazier, “skrip.” At the present time Capcrack at their “dear bro- theLost
K. B. SEX'I‘ON
CHADW'ICK
JACK
Ag Club announced that on De- another
There
president.
fraternity
the
general
admission
gate
at
eember 3, a smoker would be held thers” to the south.
312 Syme Hall
8 Enterprise St.
Riddick Stadium, yellow gold were introductions around the
Gold 6—2nd. Syme 0
in the West-end of the cafeteria
Phone -— 9150
Phone
—
4788
acquaint“get
general
a
and
room
wrist
watch,
Gruen
make.
If
for the election of officers for next Gold took a close yme from 2nd found, please call Miss Evelyn ed” bull session followed.
term.
Syme by scoring early in the first Sanders at 34460 or 6611, Ext. Plans are being formulatedfor
an initiation banquet soon.
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