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1 - MtWu, e~.fuuj ellapptf. Nem l(etu l. lb ~nlb ttub lark * * * ~--~ ~ ~~~- "?~ tluj ea.w!mf. /he~.mtujhdja4" ** Volume XXX.. Number 4 -Wake Forest, N. C:., F-rday, December 2,947 Phone Rleven CamPus Leaders.Tapped by O.D.K. f \... Musc Pr.ogr~m Part of Yule ~ to. Be.. Festvty Concert to Be Featur~ of Annual Chrstmas FEDERALSTS Seres A Wake Forest chapter of PRNCPALS; AT RUFJrJN. NN BANQUET The college band and glee club the Student Dvson of World Federalsts, ncorpounder the drecton of Professo~ Thane McDonald wll presem rated, was organzed here last Thursday :rght, Wth ther fnal concerts of the year as features of Wake Forests an- Marcel Humber, freshman from Greenvlle, presdng. nual Chrstmas musc ser~s. At the organzaton meetng, The band concert wll be pre- Robert L. Humber, noted sented Monday evenng at 7:30 P Wake Forest graduate who m. n the college chapel. Ths wll s founder of the World be the frst Chrstmas concert gv- Federalst organzaton was e by the band snce before the presented. He was one of war... The program wll feature Wake Forests Rhodes scholers and- s the :father of Mar- ~. lshown ABOVE S a scene from the nstallaton of Ruffn nn Chrstmas musc entrely and wll nto the nternatonal law fraternty, Ph De~ta P.h, last Frday nght. ~.. D conclude wth a specal new ar-. The new organzaton s. Readng.from left to rght the men at the speakers table are: rury :rangement by Band Presdent Bob afflated wth others that B. Thompson, presdent of Hughes nn; Duke Unversty; Wlls Smth, Sawyer of the popular rvng Ber- are beng formed through- former presdent of the Amercan Bar Assocaton; Assocate Justce ln tune, "Whte Chrstmas." The out the state.. W. B. Devn, of the North Carolna Supreme CoUrt; W. L. Prosser, nprogram wll begn prompuy at ternatonal presdent ofph Delta Ph and professor of law at Harvard 7:30 and "Wll. be concluded b bef Unversty; W. H. Harrs, Wake Forest law student and presdent of fore 8:30 to enable mem ers 0 Ruffn nn,.tudg~ J. Wll Pl...,s, Jr., of the. North Carolna _Superor the muscal org~tons to at- R L H b.- tend ther annual ChrstmaS p~. -, Uff er Coutt; Juge.John J. Parker, of. the F(Jurth Unted, States Crcut mm~tely after th~, con~rt ~t. Court of Appeals; Assocate Justce M. V. Barnhll, of the North Carothe Communty House.. s k T d lna.supreme Court; Assocate Justce A. A. F. Seawell, of the North The band program w :.be ~s. pea 8 Q ay Carolna Supreme Court; D:. R~:Jt:;;Lee. dean of the Wake Forest follows: Noe~A Chrstmas Pot law school; lfmd Prof. W. Tmbfthke;.professor of law n the Wake Pourr, Prescott; Messah Sel.~c-,. Forest law school. Chrstmas Rhapsody, Long; Gre.en:vdle Attorney, N. H. p. L!"k.. d \fatch of,the Toys;~. Herbert;. - lt Chapel Today,, ew. on or - an l e. ~ Handel-DeLamarter; Chrlst: Wake Forest Grad Now mas Carols by the Brass Ensemble,. _.. Whte Chrstmas Berln-Sawyer..... _.,,.....,.. _.... ()n_ Sunday ~v~nng at?:4s!~ ---~R9be~t ~;H~ber, ~r~nvll~,. _:.: :..:.<:;~,:.. ~ :~ - :; - ~-~-.- -., "-_ --~~-.;<;;~,\:~/..,.-;.~~.:.-..:;-" ~~~~~ /:s~~~lt :.- b~~l:s :~~o~t!o;~~:f:j!a~f~~~?~:,..., Stude~ts Approvt:/.. S:YseJr c- ~ Allen, soprano, Mrs. J~ s el at ten oclock Frday Decem- Long, contralte, the Reverend Mr., ber z.. Jack T. Akn, tenor, and J. Bryon... b Wll b featured solo- Mr. Humber s a graduate of Scott, ass, e.. wake Forest, and s gne of the sts n the presentaton. schools two Rhodes scholars.. Members n Concerts Whle a student here, -he was at The followng members of the the same tme edtor of both Old band wll partcpat~ n the last Gold and Black a~d The Student, of the muscal concerts ths year: as well as captam of the foot- Alexander, Bettye; Allen, Edth; ball t~am. Bedsole, Doyle; Bell, ~obert; Bl- He has taken hs resoluton belngs, Glbert; B o b b t t, Paul; fore forty of the<>forty-eght state Browder, Dale; Burrs,. Jam~s; legslatures snce 940. To date, carrngton, John; Caudell, rs; the plan has been adopted by Crawley, Royce; Davs, D. F.; fourteen states and n nneteen Dckens Vrgna; Dllon,.Tohn P.; others t has been adopted by one Dunev~t, J. C.; Edgert\n, C. B.; house or s beng consdered: Erskne, Betty; Etherdge, R. J.; mpressed by the horz:ors of Fleet James; Fortenbacher, Judy; World War, durng whch he Fultdn, Dorothy; Gentry, George; served wth an. artllery compab.y Goodman,. Davd;. n France, Humber resolved to Granger, Ann; Head, Tomny; take t on hmself_ to make a p~an Hensle~, Bll; Holtzclaw, J. W.; for world federatwn. He carred Hughes, L. W.;, Jacobs, Grace; hs convcton through Han:a,rd Johnson, Hooper; Joner, W. L.; and Oxford, stud~ng every plan Kanoy, B. E.; Lofts, Nancy; :Me- for world government that had Callum, Jm; McManus, Sylv?-; ever been tred. He spent a num- McSwan,. Thaburn; Medln, E. -see HUMBER, Page 2 - Lee; Mles, Morton; Morgan, Zeb; ~ Morrs, Mram; Nance, Max; orr, Law yers Ho ld Robert; Parknson, Betty; Pearce, Harry; Penny, W. ~.; Perry, Moody G.; Qusenberry, ruce; Moot SesS.OllS Russ Bobby, Russell, Byron; Sawye~, Robert; Saunders, Allan; Shelton, W. R.; Smth, D. F.; Smth, Truman; Stephens, Worth; Stuart, Alfred; Tod_d, Aubreo/; Walter, Betty; Watkns, Basl; Wer, A. Frank; Wggs, Blly. Followng are the names of the Glee Club members who wll gve Handels Messahs -See PROGRAM, Page 2- MDWNTER PLAY TO BE PRESENTED The Lttle Theater has anno~ced that the md-wnter prgduc~on wll be "The Barrets of Wrmpole "Street" wrtten by R?dolph Beser and drected by K:ty Jo Beasley, a senor from Lowsburg and an Alpha Ps memper.. Try-outs wll be held sometme before Chrstmas. The play books have arrved and have been "Placed on reserve at the man desk of the New Grls Dormtory. AnY_ one nterested n tryng out ls urged to r~ad the play before tbe actual tryouts. The Lttle Theater urges all students wth or wthout prevous experence to be present :for tbe readngs and castng of the play The "Barrets o:f Vfmpole Street" has a very large cast and offers excellent opportuntes to anyone nterested n dramatcs... ntaton ce-remones To Be n Local Church The names of eleven campus leaders who have been chosen by the Wake Forest Chapter of Om-~cr~n Delta Kappa, natonal honorary lea,dershp fraternty, were posted last Saturday mornng, two names at two-hour ntervals on a large ODK key whch stood n front of wat Hall, a method of announcement that s tradtonal wth the fraternty.. - Those recognzed as outstandng for exhbted qualtes of leadershp were Kermt Caldwell. Henry Huff, Hubert Humphrey, Horace Kornegay, Wllam Moody, Nck Ognovch, Mack ~ar rsh, Bob Sawyer, Murray Severance, Tommy Stapleton,. and Ne~ Law Frat Now Ruffn nn Deacon Chapter s Now Member of Natonal Ph Delta Ph Formal nstallaton of Ruffn nn nto Ph Delta Ph, nternatonal legal fraternty, was held n ~he Senate Chamber of the North Carolna state captol at Ralegh 8st Frday evenjng.!wllam L Prosser, Proft:~ssor of Law at Harvard Unversty, nternatonal Presdent of Ph Delt Ph. former Dean of the Unversty of Mnnesota Law School~ ~q~~~~s.t Amercan authorty on torts, presded... Others assstng n the nstallaton ceremones ween. C. Supreme Cour\ Justces Barnhll and Sewell; Judge J. Wll Pless, Supeor court of N. C. and former Natonal Presdent of Ph Delta Ph, and James.Jordan of Vance nn, Unversty of N. C. and Drewry B. Thompson of Hughes nn, Duke Unversty. nstalls 29 Men Kyle Yates. These new members wll be.nf. tated nto the chapter n a formal secret ceremony whch wll be. held Monday evenng at 6:30 n the Wake Forest Baptst Church. Followng the. ntaton, at 7: 30, the members and nvted guests wll attend a banquet at the College Cafetera. Dr. Glenn Black~ burn, pastor-on-call to the Wate Forest Baptst Church, wll be the prncpal speaker. Caldwell, a :frst year law strdent from Maden, was chosen :for outstandng actvtes n Student Gov~rnment. He s pres dent of the senor class, secretary of the Student Poltcal Unon, and charman of the Student Leg.. slature.,amobg the other postons of mportance whch he has held at Wake Forest are presdency of tne Veterans Club, pre~ denc:v. of the Euzelan LterarY SocetY, presdency~ :oc he Red Tranng Unon, presdency of Ph Delta Omega, and vce.:..pres.:. dency of the Red rranng Uno~ Work n Forsencs Henry Huff s a second year law student from Washngton, D. C. Chosen for outstandng work n forenscs; he has held other offces of mportance, among them the presdency of Lambda. Ch Alpha, presdency of P Kappa Delta, vce-presdency of Lambda Ch Alpha, presdency of P Kappa Delta, vce presdency of hs law class n both frst and second years, and vce-charmanshp of the Freshman Advsory Councl. He was Southeastern Champon Debater n 947 and Natonal Co Champon Debater n the same year. " Hubert Humphrey, senor from Columba, S. C., was chosen for outstandng work n the lteracy socetes, and n relgous actvtes. He has also been outstandng n forenscs. Among the of- -See ODK, Page 0- Art Exhbton Shows Talent

2 ~- / Page Two Debates Open Socety Week B S U Plannng Chrstmas Party The Baptst Student Unon wll hold ts annual Chrstmas socal n the Recreaton Room o the Musc-Relgon buldng on Saturday evenng at 8:00 p. m. BSU offcals announced early ths week. The program ncludes a move enttled "Alas St. Nck," a Chrstmas readng by Harret Smth, a voln solo by Alce Puryear, an orgnal pano composton by Candy Crumpler, and a host of other specal features, accordng to Bea Herrng, BSU socal charman. Mss Herrng also sad that no effort had been spared to make ths party one of the hgh lghts n the actvtes of the Chrstmas season. At the tme the paper went to press, there was some doubt as to whether the floor of the gymnasum would be ready for the basketball game Saturday nght. f the ball game s held, the socal wll be held followng the game. All students are cordally nvted to attend., LAWYERS At Wake Forest RALPH STOWE smokes CHESTERFELDS He says: "Chesterfelds are mne too Ccmsstentry a better smoke." A naton wde survey shows that Chesterfelds are tops wth College Students from from c:oast-to"-eoast. Old Gold and Black Frday, December 2, 947, Legon Seek,s Help n. Dr~ve CLOTHNG DRVE Boxes have been ~laced.n convenent places about the campus to receve Students contrbutqns to the clothng drve. t wll mean much to some person n Europe f each student wll take the ntatve to dg out some of those thngs they no longer wear. The drve s sponsored by the Chrstan Servce Group. """ S p -A ntates New Members Socety Day week got under The cooperaton of Wake Forest SgDa P Alpha, honorary language fraternty, ntated 2 new way Monday nght wth the Phlomathesan lteary socety wnnng ed ths week by the local Amer members nto the organzaton students and townspeople was ask the annual debatng event. The can Legon Post and ts Womens last Thursday nght at a meetng Ph socety won the poetry readng contesf and the Euzelan lt to help twenty-fve needy fam the Musc-Relgon buldng. Auxlary, who are undertakng held n the recreaton.room of erary socety took the extemporaneous event, Tuesd,.ay. ng the Chrstmas season. les n ths mmedate area dur James Godsey, presdent of f?gma P Alpha, offcated at the A large crowd wtnessed the The Wake County Welfare Department has gven the two or debate Monday nght n the audtorum of the Johnson buldng. ganzatons assstance n selectng ceremony wtq. the assstance of.,.,_ the other offoors. The Affrmatve Ph team, composed of Bll Joner and Hugh W. W. Holdng, an offcal of the PROGRAM PLANNED are as :follows: Sarah Staton, deservng famles, accordng to Those taken nto the fraternty Dover, defeated the Eu team, local post. Gene Medln, Wade Mtclfell, Sybl Harrs, Janet Tarleton, Elz BY PRESBYTERANS negatve, represented by Ed "Your donatons of food, clothng, toys, or money to purchase abeth Gertner, Raymond Wyatt, Chrstman and Robert Holls.. The query for debate was: Resolved that: World government apprecated," he states. All do these commodtes wll be greatly The Westmnster Fellowshp of John Tumbln, Jane Hobbs, Hlda Johnson, John Byers, Maxne the. West Ralegh, Presbyteran should be establshed. natons should be made by December 20 to nsure delvery n Church wll present a Chrstmas Cates, C. B. Wllams, W. D. n the Tuesday afternoon program on Sunday, December 2 Sams, Rufus Fsher, Grace Mcevents, Harret Smth (Ph) won tme for Chrstmas, t s explaned. at 3 p, mn the chapel of there~ Elveen, Mame Los Faulk, Sarah. the poetry readng contest over Legon offcals have establshed lgon buldng. Brnkley, w: D. Fredenberg, Elwood Orr (Eu), and Robert Fredde looks sort of sck. thnk maybe hes gonna croak.-...; several collectng ponts over the Ths organzaton, composed of Gretchen Phlbeck, and Judson Wnecoff (Eu) won over Boyce busness dstrct of the town at students from Meredth and State Trueblood. Medln (Ph) n the extemporaneous event. contrbutons. colleges, s comng to Wake Forest as the guest of the Wake For The Protestant Church was re r whch donors Packages may leave may ther be.left at the Town H<Jll or at any est Westmnster group. cently descrbed as beng a centpede flat on ts back n a church Only Events New Town Ordnance of the grocery stores. Persons who The program, Sunday, s the These were the only events have no way to make the delvery frst to be presented by a Westmnster group, but plans are be conference at Wnston-Salem. whch had been held at press may telephone 339 and have tme Tuesday nght. An ordnance prohbtng games whch are ther packages pcked up at ther ng made for more programs of ~, On Wednesday, declamaton, played n the streets and parkways of the town of homes: ths type n the near future. Phone oraton, and mpromptu contests Wake Forest was recently passed by the Town The purpose of the program s were held. Commssoners of Wake Forest. The annual Socety Day banquet, a sem-formal affar, whch j PROGRAM to brng the students of dfferent The new rule states: " games calculated to colleges together n closer tes of J A.C K s s gven under the jont auspces damage wndows or houses, or to obstruct the sdewalks or streets are J?rOhbted." (Contnued from Page ) fellowshp. Ths program s not of the Ph and Eu lterary soce- tes was held Thursday nght n Sopranos: ~ lmted strctly to Presbyterans TALOR SHOP Ths law s the result of numerous complants Barnes, Blle; Bell, Mae; Bv- a~d all students are cordally nens Edth Blackman Volet Vlted t<? attend. Repar and Remodel Fur Coats the college cafetera. A large rep-~ to the town authortes that students and chldren 3, J ) Reparng of All Knds resentaton of the two socetes have been playng football n the streets, especaaly Boone, Martha; Brantley, Lout!le; was present to enjoy the excellent repast and to hear the af- n the habt of passng and kckng a football each on North Man street, where a group of students are Burrs, Martha; Caldwell, Ramona; Crum~er, Margaret; Edwards, Henry Hazltt, foregn trade.expett, recently presented data to hs 330 S. Salsbury St. ter-dnner speeches and dramatc J o Shelton; Elrod, Helen; Erskne, readers ndcatng that export demand s now lftng. prces, par.:. RALEGH, N. C. readngs whch concluded the for- : afternoon. The new rule means that hereafter students wll not be allowed to play any knd of ball Hubbard, Betty; Rte, Camlle; Betty; Fales, Dot; Gentry, Else; ensc events of the week. tcularly food prces. n the streets of the town. Jacobs, Eunce; Jones, Delena; Lo- n communcatng ths ordnance to Old Gold & vette, Frances; Musselwhte, Onta; Myers, Ruby; Orders, Ruby; Black the Mayor, W. L. Royall, sad that all persons are urgently requested to obey ths law whch was Root, Nancy; Scarborough, Candace; Shelton, Jean; Smth, Mr ts just plan common sense to _put passed for the protecton of the ctzens of Wake am; S_pttle, Eleanor; Wallace, Forest. your radator n top shape. NOW! RUFFN. a well developed mnd, and a strong sprtual character. Hs frendly approach, lucd presentaton, and profound observatons wnnowed from a brllant legal career, found attentve lsteners who left the assembly stmulated and enlghtened by a fresh and comprehensve apprecaton- for the vtal role whch law has to play n provdng justce for the peoples of a great republc: (Contnued from Page ) stes, the presdents of Roosevelt nn of the Unversty of Tennessee and Tucker nn, Unversty of Washngton and Lee, as well as some sxty promnent members of the bar who are alumn and members of Ph Delta Ph At the speakers table, n addton to W H. Harrs, Jr., presdent of Ruffn, were: Mr. Wlls Smth, past presdent of the Amercan Bar Assocaton; three HUMBER members of the North Carolna (Contnued from Page ) Supreme Court; Judge Pless, Su- ber of years n Pars as attorney peror Court of N. C. and Judge for an ol company, and traveled John J. Parker, Senor Crcut over Europe studyng poltcal and Judge, Fourth Crcut, Unted socal problems of the contnent. States Court of Appeals and mem-. ber of Ph D lt Ph D R b t He then returned to Greenvlle e a, ean er, to begn hs campagn. nvtng E. Lee of the Wake F?rest Law thrty-nne of hs neghbors to School and the followmg mem- hs cottage on Davs sland he bers of the faculty:.. Professors E. W. Tmberlake, e~plamed hs plan: F_rom Ral. B. Lake, Paul G. Hartman, egh, where the resoluton evo~ Wllam Soule and Ph Delta Ph e<:. heated debate, he. began ~s Wlhelmna. Altos: Adams, Jewel; Alexander, Bettye; Allen, Edth; Bouterse, Evelyn; Brauer, Emma; Cates, -Max- ne; Coleman, Marthlfl Covngton, Lula; Dulng, Charlotte; Johnson, Hlda; Jones, Dorothy; Kng, Vera; Lawrence, Jula; Morrs, Mram; Olve, Emly; Puryear, Alce; Snuggs, Vvan; Staton, Sarah; Sykes, Mavs. Tenors: Crbb, Geo R.; Ftzgerald, Curts; Frazer, Robert; Grose, Gerald; Herrng, Bll; Johnson, Allen; Kocher, Myron; Laner, John; facult advsor Professor Albert VStS to the other captals at hs Yd. own expense. n 945, he atena~. whose gwdance ~nd tended the Unted Natons Con- M councl are largely responsble.. for the growth and eventual n- ferenc~ ~n San Francsco to learn stallaton of Ruffn nn of Ph the ~prmons of the de~egates con- Delta Ph. cerrung world federaton.. Tp for ushers: dont separate PLANTERS PEANUTS 8 oz. tn 30c No~ CAN FRUT COCKTAL 25c SWEETHEART SOAP Reg. JOe Bath J5c 3 LB. SNOWDRFT $.20 Ant~freeze.may be hard to get ths.year. Dont let a leaky radator rob you.,:. ~ t. of your supply. MLLER MO.TOR co. Your FORD Dealer Wake Forest, North Oarolna Mller, Henry; Orr, Robert; Phl- ~- ~~-~-~-~-~-~~--~-~-~~~-~-~~~;:;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~ lps, John D.; Slaton, Wayne; Sta- +otofn t +~ > <+++-to >nl (.. Jo-Jo(ufuJoJt pleton, Tommy; Tnsley, Edward; ± + Warren, Carl; Wlhelm, Dwght; t t Wlson, Kenneth ~~:=~~.J.V.;Brtt,Dan;Brow- der, Dale; Cooper, Carlos; Cow-... "\..:..) n -)_ (.4 + ~-e (/al ueel Club sert, Geo.; Creech, Harold; Dune- vant, Clf.; Frday, Grady; Good- t t wn, Frank; Hall, A. C.; Hardn,... + Clyde; Hughes, Lonne W.; John-:- * C * son, James; Joner, Bll; Kee, Lor- + aterjng + en; Mc... eely, Robert; Morrs, Car- t * lyle; Newton, Lanneau; Parnell, + Chas.; Red, Clayton; Rhodes, o.! Especally to Fraternty Banquets! G.; Ross, Jason; Scott, J. B.; Smth, :;: ; ~~ s * S Pcncs - Prvate Partes :t s t {Contnued from Page ) perenced men. He advsed men The fraternty charter was pre- ~ _H~ber expres~es hs ~wn husba~d anc:j. wfe. Dont use perto accept postons of leadershp sented by Professor Prosser to ;ath m hs t;jlan m saym~, fume; t spmls the perfume of oth n cvc actvtes. W. H. Harrs, Jr., Presdent of ~orld_ federaton. cannot fru~; l ers. D~mt be gushy wth anyone Justce Denny holds an honorary doctor of laws from Temple Ruffn nn, after whch Judge ts an dea whose tme has come. t attendng the event. S The deal Spot for Xmas Partes Unversty and one from Wake Parker, prncpal speaker of the * Forest. He delvered the commencement address at the gradua He began by sayng that he had + evenng addressed the assembly. SHOPPNG SERVCE ton exercses n 943. He was frst planned to speak on certan apponted to the state supreme legal aspects of the Nuremberg court by Governor Broughton and Trals, but that, n as much as Regular Trps to Ralegh Tuesday and Frday holds the dstncton of beng the such an opportunty to speak to youngest appontee on the hgh so large an assembly of attorneys Servce ncludes gettng lcense plates for court bench. and prospectve attorneys mght your car - cost, 50c Plans are now underway for never agan present tself, he two more sessons of moot court chose rather to talk to them on NA..CY HAR tlus semester. the fundamentel requstes to thef ~ RS, P~rsona Shopper realzaton of success n a legal Phone N. Man St. Wake Forest, N. C; ~ ~ career. GROUP MEETNG The three fundamental requs- ~ t~e~s~n~am~e~d~~v~er~e~a~s~t~r~on~g~b~o~d~y~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Chrstan Servce Group + ~ wll meet n front of the Musc-! + Relgon buldng at 8:30 Monday ~ evenng, December 5, to delver the baskets to the needy GVE US YOUR ORDER FOR A CHRSTMAS TURKEY + ~ + ~ ~ ~ famles and to go Chrstmas carollng. Any one who wshes s ~ nvted to go along. ~AMPBELLS TOMATO SOUP 0c can.del MO.NTE PEACHES 35c can SUPER SUDS 40c tax ncl. LB. GRAHAM CRACKERS 25c HOLLOWELLS CASH FOOD STO.RE "Good Thngs to Eat" t * t...* ~ * ~ ~ -t..., _....l ~ ot... + ~ * COhe CTar Heel Club * + : +! * + 8 Mles from Ralegh on Hghway 64 :t! 4: Owned and Personally Supervsed by * J. R. OLVER t... :.:~:.. :.:.:.:... J. )

3 J. ll,. 6 Keely to. Play. For Chrstmas Fraternty Hop Ken Keely and hs orchestra provde the musc for the annua] Chrstmas Dance beng staged n the Ralegh Memoral Audtorum. tomorrow ~ght. Only fraternty men wll journey to Ralegh for the formal d4nce begnnng at 8 oclock and lastng untl mdnght. The Pan- Hellenc Councl, sponsors of the dance, took ths acton because the floor space of the M.emoral Audtorum s not large enough to accommodate both fraternty and non-fraternty men. The Pan-Hellenc C o u n c worked out the f~al plans for the dance last week upon securng Ken K;eely and hs orchestra. Pror to ths the councl ha,d encountered many dffcultes n stagng the annual affar; Prevous plans ncluded Bob Chester and hs orchestra. However, Chester could not be secured as he had another engagement. Only last week dd the councl contract Keely. ~- Old Gold an.d Black The Reverend and Mrs..John Ptkens Crouch request the honour of your presence at the marrage of ther daughter Bettye Louse to Mr..John Dxon Davs on Monday, the twenty-nnth of December at fve oclock n the afternoon Lakewood Baptst Church Durham, North Carolna Page Three Chrstan educaton for whch Wake Forest s well renowned, well-equpped professors from both the school of relgon and Forest. lberal arts conduct classes to flttentve lsteners who attend SUJ;lday School there, begnnng and about 9:30. Varous phases of the observance of the Lords Day follow, wth fellowshp hours, mnsteral conferences, and specal Colleaate prayers. Located on the top floor s the theatres Pepartmen,t of Musc where a buddng Paderewsk nterprets dffcult scores nto beautful musc. n another room a youthful SHOWS 7:5 & 9:00 Saturday at COLLEGATE Lly Pons, after mmeasurable STUART ERWN and study and practce, presents a ANNE GWYNNE n The Keely orchestra specalzes flawless solo n some selecton ~KLLER DLL" n college dances. The orchestra presented by the Wake Forest Glee has recently completed an extensve tour through the north. The drecton of Professor Thane Me- SHOWS CONTNUOUS TO Club, whch, under the superb Saturday engagament ths weekend naug- Donald, has many well-earned ADM: CHLD 4c. engagement ths weekend naugurates the orchestras frst south-. Glee Club an< to that of Wake ROY ROGERS and laurels to both the credt of the ADULT MAT. 30c; NGHT 40c ern tol.tr. _. Forest College. The annual pre-.jane FRAZEE n Tonght the ndvdual frate.rntes are plannng varous affars. oral Audtorum. They are, readng from left to rght: Marge Wllams of Mam, Fla., wth Charles Messah" bears com!nandng proof. TRAU PCTURED ABOVE are he sponsors for the Pan-Hellenc Chrstmas Dance tonght n Raleghs Mem sentaton at Chrstmas of "The ~ON THE OLD SPANSH Several frats schedule barbecues Cooper, Theta Ch, Dorothy Swarnger of Albemarle, N. c: wth A Parrs, Theta Ch, Lela Cashwell of n cons.nt use are well-equpped, SHORT & SERAL and cabn partes whle others Whtevlle wth Bruce Sloan, Kappa Sgma, Coleen Brown of Wnston-Salem wth Earle.J<nes, Sgma sound-proofed studos whch provde quet and secluson for prac- Sunday confne the entertanment to the P,.Janetta.Jo Lane of Ralegh, N. C., wth Dan Lovelace, Sgma P. fraternty houses. Second Row, left to rght: Marcelne Pack of Concord wth Harold Hoke, Sgma Ph Epslon, Evelyn tce -rehearsals. There, too, are SHOWS: MAT. 2:00 &.. 3:45 Sponsors. for the dance tomorrow nght wll be: burg wth Warren Smth, Delt Sgma Ph, Sue Norton of Georgetown, S. C., wth.john McLean, Delta are adequate and nspratonal.. ADM: CHLD 4c; ADULT 40c Bouterse of Washngton, D. C., wth Eldrdge Thgpen, Sgma Ph Epslon, Betty Allen Harrs of Lous musc and record lbrares whch NGHT 9: 00 Dorothy Swarnger of Albemarle wth A Parrs, Theta Ch; gently curvng brck walks, s one ADELE.JERGENS and Sgma Ph, Ruth Edgerton of Goldsboro, N. C., wth R. A. Harrs, P Kappa Alpha. Ths buldng, located -among ALL SHOWS Thrd row, left to rght: Betsy Thompson of Washngton, N. C., wth Fred saacs, P Kappa Alpha, :.ela Cashwell of Whtevlle wth of the most modern buldngs on MARC PLATT n Mary Symmes of Wlmngton Wth.John Brdgman, Alpha Sgma Ph, Blle Bryan of Wake Forest wth Bruce Sloan, Kappa Sgma; Colleen Brown of Wnston-Salem Ralph Tate, Alpha Sgma Ph, Shrley Dunstan of Washngton, N. c, wth Carroll Glover, Lambda Ch ng steeped n that rch tradton BEAUTFUL" the campus, but s fast becom- "WHEN A GRLS wth Earle ;Tones, Sgma P;.Janetta.Jo Lane of Ralegh, wth Dan Fourth row, left to rfght: Mrs. Rudolph Bryant of Wake Forest wth Rudolph Bryant, Phl Alpha Surrounded by stately trees, the Alpha, Maron Swan of Washngton, N. C., wth.jm Howern, Lambda Ch Alpha. so characterstc of Wake Forest. SHORT Lovelace, Sgma P. Delta, Mrs. Wllam H..Jenkns of Wake.Forest wth Wllam H. Jenkns, Ph Alpha Delta, Georga "Relgon Buldng," as t s af- Monday and Tuesday Marcelne Peck ~of Concord, Mayberry of Rocky Mount wth Bob Lancaster, Kappa Alpha,.Jane Bell of Ralegh wth Bob Holdng, fectonately called, deserves n SHOWS: MAT. 3:5 wth Harold Hoke, Sgma Ph Epslon; Evelyn Bouterse ~t Wash Kappa Sgma. ts own rght the dgnty and ad- NGHT 6:45 and 9:00 mraton whch t evokes. The.JOAN CRAWFORD and ngton, D. C., wth Eldrge Thgpen, Sgma Ph Epslon; Betty Allen Harrs of Lousburg wth Warren Smth, Delta Sgma Ph; Sue Norton of Georgetown, S. C., wth.john McLean, Delta Sgma Ph; Ruth Edgerton of Goldsboro wth R. A. Harrs, P Kappa Alpha. Betsy Thompson of Washngton wth Fred saacs, P Kappa Alpha; Mary Symmes of Wake Forest wth Ralph T;;~.te, Alpha Sgma Ph; Shrley Dunstan of Washngton wth Carroll Glover, Lambda Ch Alpha; Maron Swan of Washngton wth.jm Howern, Lambda Ch Alpha. Mrs. Rudolph Bryant of W~e Forest wth Rudolph Bryant, Ph Alpha Delta; Mrs. Wllam H..Jenkns of Wake Forest wth Wllam H..Jenkns, Ph Alpha Delta; Georga Mayberry of Rocky Mount wth Bob Lancaster, Kappa Alpha;.Jane Bell of Ralegh wth Bob Holdng, Kappa Sgma. coed PARTY PLANs POSTPONED TO JAN. STUDENTS SEE BEAUTY N RE-LGON BULDNG OPERETTA Tryouts were held Thursday nght for the operetta, "H... S. Pnafore" whch wll be presented sometme - n the sprng. The Lttle Theater and the Musc department wll cooperate n the producton wth.jm Hobbs drectng dramatcs. Clfton Bar wll be drector of the glee club and sngng leads. K. A.s Sponsor Kd Festvtes The "get-together" planned for the coeds for last Wednesday nght has been postponed untl.january Tau Chapter of the Kappa Alpha fraternty wll naugurate a 7, Reda Umstea<l, presdent of the Womans.Councl, announced Monday. The reason for the postponement s that t would con- lege Monday afternoon when the new custom at Wake Forest Col- flct wth the basketball game Chapter Room wll be thrown scheduled for Wednesday nght open to twenty mprovershed also.. chldren :for thr-ee hours of trad- Plans for the meetngs, whch tonal Chrstmas fun. s to present a "Know Your Negh- The party grows out of the debar Contest," have not been sre of the Fraternty, expressed -changed, the presdent sad. All by Dr. Jack Nowell, Faculty Adcoeds are urged to attend. ysor, that the Fraternty should exercse ts potentaltes to contrbute c-oncrete " servce to the RPLEY LSTS THNGS campus and the communty. RUSSANS DONT HAVE Plans call for each member of the chapter to become the "God Father" to a chld for the afternoon and to see to t personally that the youngster has a good RALEGH- n Robert L. Rpleys "Beleve t or Not" he tells about the deprvaton of human Lbertes suffered by the people of the Sovet Unon. A Russan c~en Mr. Rpley ponted out: May not own land. May not choose hs own job. May not strke. May not employ labor. May not own jewelry. May not be frends wth a foregner. May not be tred by jury. May not absent hmself from work. May not pcket. May not travel. May not rng a church bell And s forbdden~ Freedom of SPEECH. Freedom of RELGON. Freedom of ASSEMBLY. tme. The party wll feature a Chrstmas tree and gfts for each of the chldren. Santa Claus n the person of Sonny Martn wll dstrbute the presents. Chrstmas cheer n abundance wll be provded n the form of fruts, nuts, and candy along wth Chrstmas carols. Members of the chapter wll provde specal bts of entertanment and supervse the many games that wll take up most of the afternoons fun. The Kappa Alpha fraternty hopes that ths frst party wll soon grow nto an annual custom and that the other fraterntes wll soon acopt smlar plans whch wll grow nto tradtonal pre-chrstmas actvty for the socal fraterntes on the campus. Buldng s Servng Many Purposes, All Related to Educaton Standng to the south of Wate Hall s the Relgon and Musc Buldng, a source of lfe and lght to many. The buldng stands on the ste formerly occuped by old Wngate Hall and was completed n 942 wth funds suppled by the Southern Baptst Conventon. As are most of the buldngs on our campus, ts use s not restrcted to one feld of educaton, by any means. Durng the day panos resound under eager fngers of musc lovers n the studos on the top, floor. At nght our future mnsters meet often n conferences or n fellowshp hours. The sprt Of the buldng seems to be that of beauty-the ntangble beauty that comes of the teachng and learnng of the lfe, mracles and precepts of.j e sus and the audble beauty of musc by nstrument and voce. The floor upon whch one fnds hmself upon enterng from the campus s occuped by the School of Relgon, whose Dean, Dr. Sankey L. Blantqn, powerful personalty that he s, t:ypfes the sprt of ts faculty and mnsteral student body. As one enters the front door, a ter of steps meets the eye. The steps lead to the "Lttle Chapel," where the Baptst Tranng Unon holds ts regular meetngs. On Communon Sunday the Epscopal Church holds communon here at At Wake Forest THE SHELTON TWNS smokes CHESTERFELDS The Shelton twns.say: "For a smoke thats Teally deal, our choce s always ChesteTfe ld! A naton wde survey shows that Chesterfelds are tops wth College Students from from coast-to-coast. - ~ FOOD GFTS The Chrstan Servce Group wll dstrbute baskets of food to the needy and go Chrstmts carollng Monday everuag, December 5. followng the band concert. The group wll meet n front of the Musc-Relgon buldng at approxmately 8:30. Any one who desres to go s cordally nvted to do so. early servces. At other tmes ths room s host to the Cullom Mnsteral Conference. Sometmes the shades are pulled, the lghts dmmed, and secret ntatons take place. On Sundays ths commandng edfce becomes even more a part of the church. Zealous n ther efforts to further the cause of subtle blendng of ts red brck. EVE ARDEN n apd whte stone, together wth "THE WOMEN blue skes and towerng green NE\WS trees, serves to enhance ts beauty. WFE SAYS LFE ~S HARD WTH HONEST HUSBAND n.japan these days staple food tems are more than scarce--they are practcally non-exstent. So, as t dd n Amercan durng the war years, the black market has flourshed on the slands. The severe dffcultes of obtanng food caused a Tokyo dstrct magstrate to judge case after case of black marketeers. On one occason he asked hs wfe: "How can anyone who judges others do any marketeerng?" So the magstrate lved wth hs wfe and hs two chldren and hs honesty on the meager ratons afforded a dstrct judge. Gradually he physcally weakened. Fnally, he ded of complcatons caused by malnutrton. Hs wdow was btter: "t s horrble these days to be marred to an honest man. Mon. & Tues. at COLLEGATE SHOWS: 3:5; 7: 5; & 9:00 ADM: CHLD 4c ADULT, MAT. 30c; NGHT 40c THOMAS MTCHELL and... EDNA BEST fu "SWSS FAMLY.ROBNSON"- Wednesday SHOWS: 3: 5; 7: 5; & 9:00 CARL (Alfalfa) SWTZER and.. GAS HOUSE KDS n "GAS HOUSE KDS N HOLLYWOOD SHORT & SERAL Wed. & Tha at COLLEGATE SHOWS: 3: 5; 7: 5; & 9:00.JANET GAYNOR and DOUG FARBANKS,.JR., n YOUNG N HEART" Thursday & Frday ONLY SHOWS: 3:5; 7:5; & 9:00.JOHN HODAK and FRANCS GFFORD n THE ARNELO AFFAR~ NEWS HARPERS SHOE SHOP located Block Behnd Bank THANK-S For Your nterest and Patronage Durng My Frst Couple ol Months Genunely App;ecate t and Wsh You All HAPPY HOLDAY Now - and After Chrstmas 8EN wants TO SEE YOU" BENS OF WAKE FOREST.

4 :Page Four Old Gold and Black way nto the grown-ups, ~o dsplace a large ~lember Assocated Collegate Press ::.ember N. C. Collegate Press quantty of smug ndfference to the real meanng of t all. And have a shoulder handy when Represented for natonal ad-..erts!ng b~ Natonal Advertsng Servces, nc., Colle;e Publshers Representatves, 420 Madson Ave., New York, N. Y.. Chcago, Boston, Los Angeles, San Francsco they realze whats been happenng to them.all these years snce the days of ther navete. fraternty extends best wshes for Whch tune the Stg Ep sweetheart a speedy recovery to Brother Ear- wll be chosen. Congra~ulatons And, St. Nck, see what you can do about le Jones, now n the nfrmary go. to Brothers. Harold Hoke, Complete Lst? changng the scene n the Holy Cty on Chrstmas day at least... war s a terrble way to Lambda Chs. Bowman Gray. wth a back njury receved n the Campbell McMll~n and John Tuesday afternoon game wth the Hardaway on bemg accepted at Ths week Omcron Delta Kappa announc- celebrate the brth of the Prnce of Peace n DELTA SGMA PH THETA CH ed the names of those men whom t consdered hs own country, among hs own people. Congratulatons to Warren The fraternty wshes to congra- Smth on hs engagement to Mss tulate Brothers Kent Bennett an< as havng so dstngushed themselves n campus guess wed better lmt ourselves to these Betty Harrs of Lousburg. The James Hampton upon ther ac: actvtes as. to mert membershp. Soon these ths year, Santa; we shall be grateful f these weddng plans are not defnte ceptance to Bowman Gray. Brobut accordng to Smthys actons_ ther George Wlson has been men wll be ntated nto the group to contnue the work that n the past has made mem to add, a Chrstmas wsh for you: Paschal s also slated for the fa- He wll replace. Claude~ Hamor come through. But theres one more we want must. not be far off. Don Lee chosen to fll the post of treasurer. tal step soon. Plans have been cak who wll enter law school bershp n ths Natonal honorary leadershp made for a" Chrstmas party to be next semester. fraternty so much coveted. We beleve these.; "" wreaths for our ugrand old men" of the faculty, actve and retred, who were Wake Forest to Old Gold and Black our fathers and older brothers, and who are stll fghtng to keep WF steeped n her lovable tradtons, and free of the s~rangeness and unfrendlness that comes wth growng pans. Founded January 5, 96, as the offcal student newspaper of \Vake Forest College. Publshed weekly durng the school year except durng examnaton perods and holdays as drected by the \Vake Forest Publcatons Board. Bynum Shaw... Edtor Jesse Gla!;gow... Assocate Edtor Don Paschal... Art Work Dck Harrs Photographer Edtoral staff: Jm Hawkns, Harold T. P. Hayes, Earl Hester, Hobert Howren, H. Leldon Krk, George Mallonee, Lucy Rawlngs, Jmmy Shelton. Bll Robbns, Tommy Stapleton, Carol Oldham, E. McDanel \Vard, Bob Grogan, Lamar Caudle, Hcnb Paschal, Clarence Lane, L. B. Settle, Alce Puryear, Legh Wllams. Bll Bethune Sports Edtor Sports Staf!: Dave Clark, Tommy Creed, John ny Dllon, Mke Seltz, \Vll Eschen. Dck \V!lllams.. Busness Manager Tom Muse... Asst. Bus. M:gr. Carlyle Morrs... Crculaton Manager Busness Staff: Paula Jean Bue, Jmme Bur rls, Charlotte Dulng, Elzabeth Gertner, Jo Ann Morgan, Paul Moyle, Tm Wrenn All edtoral matter should be addressed to the edtor, P. 0. Box 28, \Vake Forest, N. C. All busness matter should be addressed to the bu:;<lness manager, same addrea5,. Subscrpton rate: $2.00 per year. Phone For mportant news- on Thursday phone 256, Theo. Davs Sons, Zebulon. N. C. Entered as second class mall matter January 22, 96, at the post offce at Walte Forest, North Carolna, nnder the act of March 3, 879. Santa, ths may be a lttle dstorted from the Chrstmas lne, but we thnk there wll be about a score of. dsapponted co-ed beautes who faled to nfluence a majorty of votes for the Howler Queen crown who wll need a heap o comfortng. Bundles and bundles of swtches to the organzers and upholders of nflaton and hgh prces. We feel squelched. Ths s vtal, Santa: Brng to every fresde n Amerca (oh, were broadmnded-make t unversal) a new concepton of Chrstmas and a real yule sprt so bg that t wll overflow all the chldrens stockngs and force_ ts By George Mallonee held before leavng for the holdays. The fraternty hopes that Brothers Phl Godwn and Buddy Johnson, who have been forced to dscontnue ther schoolng because of ther poor health, wll soon be able to return to :school. The football team stll have ther eye on the trophy and are stll un-, defeated. SGMA PH EP.SLON KAPPA ALPHA The Southern Gentlemen added Kappa Sg to ther lst of fallen foe Tuesday afternoon wth a score of 4-6. Wth Pc Stanbacks Annabel Allen and Bob Lancasters Georga Mayberry sponsorng, Tau wll ntate hoj.j.day festvtes tonght at Ralegl\s Carolna Club. The Chrstmas Dance Saturday nght followed by prep- All Sg Eps lstened wth prde aratons for the KA party Monday to the debut of the sweetheart wll round out the weekend. song "Wonderful Sg ;Ep Grl" SGMA P over WPTF last Tuesday. The The Sgma Ps wll begn ther sponsors for the Chrstmas Dance holday festvtes wth two par- are: Mss Marcelne Peck, Contes. The frst, an open house cord, wth Harold Hoke, and Mss affar, wll be held tonght n Evelyn Bouterse, Washngton,.D. the fraternty chapter room; the ~! wth ~~drdge Thgpen. At a second, a stag party, Monday JOnt meetng last weekend our nght. Corlgratulatons go to Bro- chapter and those,pf State, Carother Wade Vannoy, now of Duke lna, Duke and Davdson lad the Unversty Law School, who wll groun~ work for an elaborate fo: be marred to.mss Lb Dggs dur- mal Sg Ep. Ball to be.held m ng the Chrstmas holdays. The Gr~ens~oro n ~he Sprmg, at men wll grace the postons of honor to whch they have been rased. We extend our heartest congratulatons to them. Wthout queston each man selected deserved hs dstnctton. Each has been outstandng n the feld from whch he was selected..and each has shown cababltes that should brng honor to the organzaton n return. We are sure that as each new name was pnned to the large key that stood n front of Wat Hall, passng students must have nodded approval. But when the last name was pnned on most of the students were stll watng expectantly for others to be added. As to who the others should. be there woul~ probably have been some dsagreement,. but there were few who coud beleve the lst complete. For there are certan!~ few studets not ele~ted who have been fully as outstandng for qualtes of leadershp as any of those that were chosen. Membershp n an honorary fraternty s lmted by the very nature of the organzaton. t s mpossble that the selectons could satsfy everyone, and t s naturally to be expected that many above-average men wll be left out.. But when, as we beleve was the case n ths ODK electon, several-students who have been clearly outstandng as campus leaders are left out, we begn to wonder why_. An Open Letter :Dear Santa Claus: Ths, of course, s our an~ual beggng letter. As usual, we had no trouble at all scrapng up numerous requests to make, but our problem s a matter of sayng them effectvely. So maybe we ought just to begn wth that as. a starter: Santa, please bal out a large chunk of wrtng talent when you fly over the Old Gold offce ths Chrstmas Eve. ts not just that we want to walk off wth journalstc awards ths year, but there are thngs that need sayng to our students and to the world, and sayng t effectvely wll make the dfference between strrng our people to acton, and just another blubbery edtoral. And Claus, old man, utlze your surgcal ablty on foregn mnsters and representatves, to the UN, and see f you cant possbly remove the cataractc growth from ther eyes, that they may see clearer; and then spll some Kellogs All-Bran nto ther breakfast cereals to stmulate some energetc acton. Whle were punchng people, how about arrangng to take some of the "dnna ken" out of the self-satsfed Wake Foresters, and gve them a bt of the yen for learnng. lf ths s a lttle out of your lne, drop around to Dr. Poteats offce some mornng.. he can gve you some tps. 9 Dont by any means forget the laurel We-- dont want to fnd your name n the arlne accdent lsts, so check well before you you take off and be sure youve "enough fuel to get back to the Pole; wed hate to wsh our troubles on you more than once a year. Uh oh-that brngs on another one: Try to dstrbute generously over the earth the optmsm that comes of well-founded fath, and whch manfests tself n.peace and good wll among men." How about t, old pal, old pal? Weve not been demandng, have lwe? Besdes, we need t to compensate for that Thanksgvng dnner at hone that we mssed. Yours for bgger and better ~undes, The OG&B Staff. A Tcklsh Problem " The tny an~ of Palestne s mportant not only for the mmedate factors connected wth the ssue of partton, rots, antagonsm between the Arabs and tbe jews, but also for the more general results that depend upon the wse settlement of the problem. Palestne. s partcularly mportant to the Unted States~ chefly because t s another area wthn whch the ssue of captalsm versus communsm must ultmately be decded. SHAJfPSAND FLATS t s not that we dont all have the true Chrstmas sprt (or maybe sprts n the back clos et), but d lke to pause a moment, reachng back from ths festve tme and menton a new type of class that has come to the Campus ths fall. f you happened to be passng the Musc-Relgon buldng the afternoon and heard some a trocous noses that not even you could say resembled musc n any form, you. probably were not havng a nghtmare. Ths s not to reflect on any of the muscal "sharps" that are workng so hard, but oftentmes the one who s most unfamlar wth the devous ways of musc s the most crtcal~ Thus we may deduct that these noses were actually musc n the makng. n the form of the Church and Dyke,ma Orchestra.. Seres under the drecton of Mr. Claude Cook. Ths cla.ss that meets each Tuesday aft~rnoon at 3:30 s most unusual n many ways - t s n the form of a lab class and no two students perform the same experment - play the same nstrument, that s. Now, t s prmarly a class :for strngs where each student, a begnner n hs respectve nstrument, frst plays; ndvdual scales and peces. Later after Mr. Cook has dlgently worked to enlghten each on the general fundamentals of, musc relatve to the partcular nstrument, parts. are dvded and each person plays hs respectve parl of certan numbers. Jo~es Reads Carol Ths class system s not new; t s used extensvely al over the couptry now by outstandng teachers n progressve a:reas Perhaps. 50 people were present on Tuesday nght to hear Dr. mtable and very belevable where the need for nstrumental- Scrooge. sts s great. t has been proved t s always "thrllng to watch that the average begnner learns R B. Jones thrd annual readng -however well one knows the as well n a class of ths type as of Charles Dckens A Chrstmas story and however after one has n prvate lessons. f you have always had vsons of beng a Efe-, Carol. heard or read.t- the graspng Ftz wthout the Rockefeller ln. Dr. Jones read hs own cuttng old snner Scrooge,. that s lonely lons: here s the chance for you: of the story, about one-thrd the and unhappy, as he s transform- to make y.our begnrung. Ths orgnal length, prepared to be ed nto a glowng and happy old class wll be offered agan next heard at one sttng. "No mport- man durng the vsts: of the Spec- semeste:r, and from the present enant epsodes have been omtted," tres. m t d t f th Dr. Jones has the...,.;, and the ro en an.,resu s so ar m e program stated "and the Dck-..""--= h J t t d!. ens flavor has been carefully pre- understandng to gve hs aud- mu,~. arger group ls an C;pa e. served! ences a lvrg, pu.sa:t!lg charac- The present class conssts of the terzat.on, whatev.,_ the lmts followng students: Volns: BT- Professor Thane McDonald of the story may be-.... He dd t ly B ryan, Gl ora. G ulley, Lonne played the ncdental organ musc agan for us ths year.. Hughes, ~ N. Kmght, Betty Pat- --compostons for the Chrstmas Speakng of small audenees the terson; vola: Ruby Orders; andl season and the "Largo" from Cell B b Blak d D fact of the matter. s; not; that Dr.. o::,. ar,~ara:..e. ~~~ envoraks. New World Symphony. Jones was embarrasseg-he most tally ths young lady cellst adds: The evenngs program was un- certanly was not-bu:lt that Wake qute an nterestng note to the der the offcal sponsorshp of the Forest tself ought. tel le: asham class. She happ~ns.to be one of Baptst Student Unon. ed, both as a vllage: and as a the persons that Js slghtly unusu- Wth the excepton of the story College. a - she s left handed. ~eady n the Gospels, there s probably There has been j-cstfa;ble ag- we have a l~thanded _cellojst on no Chrstmas story n the language. taton n many qu~ters because campus and. ~n the Lttle Symas wdely-known and as well-lov- we have no lyceum ~.. no phony r. Prof. Buck Yearns. ed as the Chrstmas Carol of extra-campus concent. programs.. ~ese ~eft-han?ers rea~y make Charles Dckens. Dckens hm- na aggressve cultural nwvement. ~e str~g secton more mterestself used f often and successful- Yet let there be presented here mg_ -. JUSt by the way they play ly n hs publc readngs-t was such a thng as the- :recent spark- therr mstruments. the frst of hs works he re pub- lng Barter Theater prcxlb:dm of Heres to Mr. Cook for bgger lcly (on 27 December 853) and a Shakegpeare comedyr or a su- and better classes next semester; t was the last of hs 423 profes- perlatve readng such a& that of and though squeaks may be pre,... sonal publc readngs (gven a last Tuesday nght.;...and what domnant now, we may rest as_- R ussta,. tn. tmes. past, h as matn. t ame. d a few weeks before hs death, n turn-out s there? Senne 250 for sured that the strngs wll come 870 ). Barter, 50 for the C:lmal. :forth wth a collecton of "vbrmpolcy of expanson nto the Near East. Ths Dr. Jones readng durng the There s no denyng; that Wake tos" next year. mperalstc polcy, naugurated by the tsars, last three years has become an Forest lacks, and to her ds- Merry Chrstmas, All! frst took the form of aggreesson aganst Tur- annual custom--one of the two credt, a schedule of: eultural adfaculty presentatons each year vantages-thngs whch are not key. Snce World War Russa has begun whch bd well to become tra- essental to a college degree, but B S U. NOTES agan to angle for control of the Near East, f dtonal. Ths paper has.sad be.: the sort of thngs whch are esndeed, t has ever ceased to do so. Thus far, fore that the Carol seems to be- sental to gvng to college stulong as much to Dr. Jones as to dents a chance to. become accushowever, attempts to brng ran, Turkey, raq, Dckens. And Tuesday nghts tomed to thngs whch are more Hello, you old sant! Hows hbernaton n your quarters? Thought wed str you out the Dardanelles, and Greece under Communst readng of t merely gave of your gloo before the holdays sneaked up domnaton ;halve met wth \fa\lure, n ;some statement more weght. and you forgot to mal y_our Chrstmas pack -ages. the to lfe than meat and to the body than rament. cases due to a natural course of events, n oth- Though he was labourng un- But untl the College arouses der a straned voce and the fa- tself suffcently to support acers, to nterventon by the Unted States. When tgue of an unusually heavy se- tvely the thngss. we do have at Russa proposed jont control of the Darden- mester, Dr. Jones-as he always the present tme, hopes for more elles wth Turkey, the Unted States very quck- does-presented to hs dsap- of the same are pretty anaemc. pontngly small audence an n- -H. L. K. ly and emphatcally let t be known that t could countenance no such act, and punctuated ts statement wth a battleshp. The Russans took the hnt and gave up t~er plan. The concluson to be drawn from ths background s that Russas apparent affablty n. agreeng to the proposed partton of Palestne has the usual underlyng motve-the further spread of Communsm. By agreeng to the the terms of the partton, Russa has done away wth a Unted Natons polce force to keep order n Palestne. nstead, some naton wll be asked to supply troops for that purpose. f that naton s Russa, the Sovets wll have acheved ther goal. One more Near Eastern naton wll have passed under Communst domnaton. The problem of Palestne s a tcklsh one, and must be handled wth great care. Russa must not be allowed to mantan troops there, as t obvously desres to do, for, once establshed, they would reman. On the other hand, the Unted States must mantan a strct mpartalty n the struggle between the jews and the Arabs. Some sentment n Amerca favors ad to the jews, but any such assstance must be of a voluntary nature, entrely apart from the government at Washflgton. Moss Extract Affects neffcent Rendeer. By Harold Hayes Chrstmas s a partcularly joyous tme of year. Especally when t snows. When t snows on Chrstmas Eve, people ahyays thnk of Santa Claus and hs eght rendeer. There was a tme, however, when Santa-Claus had nne rendeer. There arent many people who know ths because they always thnk of Santa Claus as havng only eght rendeer. One mght well ask why there are only eght rendeer now. That s a good queston. t wll be answered below. t was a cold Chrstmas Eve at the North Pole. The wnd blew and the snow flew. Santa Claus threw hs poke of presents over hs shoulder and hed hmself out to hs slegh. He shouted and whstled anf called hs rendeer by name. There was Dasher, Dancer, Prancer and Vxen. There was Comet, Cupd, Dunder and Bltzen. But the nnth rendeer, Wlhelm. Bthoon, was nowhere n: sght. Santa called out. "Halloah," he shouted. "Halloah, Wlhelm Bthoon!" There was no answer save for a fant hccough whch came from the general drecton of the barn. Santa ploughed through the snow banks and threw open the doors of the barn. There, sprawled out on the hay hs horns bankng askew over ~ large, moose face, and wth one foot clutched tghtly around the neck of a bottle of moss extract lay the nnth. rendeer, Wlhe~ Bthoon, soused agan. "Wlhelm," shouted Santa, "gt off your lazy, fat shanks and gt out of here. We an t got no tme to waste!" "Why?" hccoughed :Wlhelm. Do you thnk ts gong to ren, deer?,get t? Ren, deer? Rendeer. Aaaha ha *he* ha ha ha *he*_ ha ha *he*." Santas round lttle belly shook -See RENDEER, Page 5- The Methodst Student Fellowshp, the Westmnster Fellowshp, and the Baptst Tranng Unon wll sponsor jontly a servce depctng the Chrstmas storjo Sunday evenng, December 4, at 6: 30 n the Lttle Chapel. An offerng wll be taken whch wll be gven to mssons and world relef All students are cordally nvted to attend. * * * General campus nterest s hgh n the offerng the Chrstan Servce Group s sponsorng to help needy famles n Wake Forest. The Westmnster Fellowshop, Euzelan Lterary Socety, and the Phlomathesan mterary Socety have made szeable contrbutons to the drve, and other organzatons are expected to follow sut. Clfton Dunavant, Chrstan Servce Group presdent, sad "We have made ths an annual affar and are grateful for the coopera-,. ton of these other organzatons. Ths wnter t s our hope thaf all needy famles n Wake Forest wll be provded for". * * * The theme of the Sunday School general assembly program next Sunday wll be "Dedcaton to Chrst." PLEASE BE ON TME! The program s desgned n such a way that those comng n late wll only nterrupt. * * * The Lotte Moon offerng taken at the close of the Week of Prayer for Foregn Mssons was $ To ths the BS.U Councl added $50.00 The ~oung Womans Auxlary held programs each evenng of the week at the Vesper servce ~ 2 "w A. Tv. n~tee thel the: od l Korn dent meet Tb nom town neth: e Sprl nor, senc Boor. gare ham: Cty; man, son, Jone BE ton, AshE or, 4=- the V thea Rd,! nor, senl Wat Da\ est; Durl SE be c, stud ty::: nt wh den plac of : she Hoo T. ntl ~e.,. que: by: A the Can -HO rece vot tyc; \ T For ~av en plaj bod garl sec T not tur boo ""

5 . Frday; D~cemb~~ :2,.9.4: 7 -. _."! - Old Gold ~nd Black.,..- ~ r\- >._, r j < t. Page Fve \,, 2fWOMEN NOMNATED FOR: HOWLER BEAUTY SECTON ~......WF -Beautes. Are.Naffed By. Students TwentY-one coeds were ~omn~ted for the beauty secton of Grady Patterson, Jr., wth two the 948 Howler m a meetng of photograps, and Jance Young the student body at chapel perod Monday~ Horace "Dagwood" wth a cast and bronzed bust of wth one ol, and Ralph Roger~ Kornegay, presdent of the student body, presded over the BEAUTY BALtOT Socrates. meetng. RENDEER The names of those who were nomnated, ther class, and home-. towns are as follows: Glora Abernethy, Junor Grante Falls Jew The followng are my s.electons n the 948 Howlers. (Contnued from Page 4) lke a bowlfull of jelly. Then he el Adams, sophomore, Holly beauty contes.t. (Vote by numbers.) affectonately kcked Wlhelm n the mouth. Sprngs; Margaret Baucom, se-. "Now, gt up, Wlheln, and qut nor, Ralegh; Suzanne Blackman, horsn around," he pleaded. "l senor, Kershaw, S. C.; Martha got to take presents to all the lttle chldren.". Boone, freshman, Castala;. Margaret Crumpler, sophomore, Durham; Myrtle Davs, senor, Tabor to hs feet stll clutchng the bot Wlhelm belched and staggered Cty; Judy Fortenbacher, freshman, Hendersonvlle; Sybl Johnson, sophomore, Fayettevlle; Beth out the wndow. Then he took S~gned tle of moss extract. Santa snatched the moss extract and flung t Jones, senor, North Klkesboro. Wlhelm by the horns and led hm Class Betty sbell, freshman, Arlngton, Va.; Ann Lomnac, senor, Smce Wxlhelm was stll under out. to the _slegh., Ashevlle; Frances Lovette, senor, Elzabethtown; J o Ann Mat rear of the herd where he nught the weather, he was placed n the thews, freshman, Charlotte; Rethea Ruloff freshman~ Walnut tardng the others. He was tether be allowed to dangle wthout re Rdge, Ark.; Janet Tarleton, junor, Concord; Jeanne Walker, Claus snapped hs whp, they ed and haltered nto place. Santa senor, Wnston:..Salem; Betty rose to the ar, and they drove Walters, freshman, Wlmngton; out of sght lke down from a Da Warren, sophomore, Wake Forest; Nancy Watkns,. sophomore, hel!p who was draggng on the thstle wth the excepton of Wl Durham. ground. Seven of these twenty-one wll n the course of the long nghts be chosen by majorty vote of the journey, Santa became more and student body for the Howler beauty secton. Appearng elsewhere more dsgusted wth Welhelm. Especally snce Wlhelm just ; !would not sober up. When they n ths paper s a coupon on whch each member of the student body wll be requested to PPase and Blame stopped n Rchmond, Santa dscovered Wlhelm n a drunken stupor agan. He bad procured place the names of the seven grls of the twenty-one whch he. or another bottle of moss extract (AN EDTORAL), t she would lke to see appear n the. from the glove compartment where he had thoughtfully stored Howler.,. These coupons are t<f- oe placed Any college annual s or should be publshed by and for the students whom t repre t n antcpaton of the cold We would hestate to say that those chosen nghts trp. n the box on the dqor of the ~owler offce where they. wll subsesents. We wsh to commend the edtor of the shouted Santa Claus, enraged.. do not deserve rec~gnton, or that,they cannot "Shame on you, Wlhelm," quently be collected and counted farly be sad to represent the heght of bea~ty by members of the Howler staff. 948 HOWLER for recognzng ths fact and "Fe on you, Santa Claus," An entre beauty secton -for turnng the beauty secton back to the students, at Wake Forest. We have no objecton on ~~~t burped Wlhelm, slobberngly. They went on as best they.could. the wnners s beng planned, rather than ~avng ths department taken up score,. but we do know that many of the most,when they arrved n Wake Forest, they proceeded ta the admd. Campbell McMllan, edtor of the.howler, sad :and --the :.grj.. who by )he pctures of grl frends of a select few. beautful grls on. the campus yrere. ~ot.even.;:. ~ receves the largest : nunber of A:ncf" when he. announced th~t he ten.ded to. straton buldng. There, Wln,<?mq~~ed." whcl proves.,that most stqdents. helm was bad on the roof. Ths votes wll be desgnated as Beauty Queen of the 947 Howler. body would be apprecatve. m!ke the change we beleved that the student had gven lttle consderaton b.efore expressng themselves.. Santa unhtched hm and drug was too much. The beauty secton of the Wake Forest yearbooks n past years But t.seems we were wrong. Those who hm to one of the buldngs and Agan we commend the edtor. and we know left hm n what he thought was have been fled by sponsors chosen by c~pus leaders. The new least apprecaton as was evdenced by the poor.should have been most gratfed showed the that the beauty secton whch. Qe has, plmned a closet. The closet, however, plan wll enable the en~~~ student wll ft ts nam.e. But t stll wll not b.e representa~ve of the. consdered opnons of the came back for hm. And now, to turned to be the Old -Gold and. body to express ts wsles as regards the members of the beauty the selecton, whle many of those who attend whq~e. student. Qody, an.d the student, body can ths very day, one can see the attendance at the chapel perod desgnated for Black offce. Santa never came secton. ~ ed seemed to take the whole thng as ajoke. The seven grls chosen Wll b.e take all the. bame. nnth rendeer, Wlhelm Bthoon, n that offce where he has been notfed n order. that ther pctures may be made for the yearbook. ART SHOW (Contnued :from Page ) Paul Mabe, wth one pastel and two pencls, Rufus W. Dalton wth two ols, Clayton Red, wth two ols, Jm Hobbs, wth ols, pastels, watercolors, and charcoals Glenn Wllams, wth ol and pastels, Ktty Jo Beasley wth fve watercolors, Stanley Howard ":th four models and three pen~ cxls, Betty sbell wth two pastels, = ~ put to work wrtng tller$ for tlle pape;r, - Merry Chrstmas and a Happy New Year from FAMLY BARBER SHOP TS JOHNNY LONG~S LATEST SGNAtURE RELEASE- Uf(lq/e Bells 8 "JNGLE BELLs" s n for another seas~n of popularty owng to that southpaw of the voln, Johnny Long. Yeah, man, Johnny, youve got a great record! Theres another great record n the spotlght. t belongs to Camel cgarettes. More people are smokng Camels than ever before! Try Camels! Dscover for yourself why, wth smokers who have tred and compared, Camels are the "choce of experence"! R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. Wnston Salem, N. C. S MY C<7A.RE.TTE l -And heres another great record- 20 Fayettevlle St. RALEGH

6 Page Sx Era of the.. Zoot Fades Wzth Old, Short Skrts By Harold Hayes Sx years ago ths Sunday, December 7, the Japanese struck at Pearl Harbor and fanned the flames of the greatest mechancal world war n the hstory of cvlzaton. The majorty of us were ether hgh school students or college freshman lvng n qute a dfferent world from that whch we know today. t was the world of the nckle hot dog and the quarter move. t mght be nterestng to recall some of those days we knew. t was certanly the day for the glorfed athlete. When some husky lad proved to be a valuable asset to the hgh school football team, he merely postponed graduaton day for two or three years n order to nsure the teams standng n the local conference. The order of the monogram was the most exclusve and desrable organzaton to be found wthn the realm of the ctys publc schools. School poltcs were sewed up. The best football player was the logcal canddate for presdent of the student body. He was enved by the boys and adored by the grls. He was the toast of the school. When he went on to college to make all-state or all-southern, everybody sad, " told you so." But another facton on the scene of hgh school lfe was slowly makng ts appearance n 94, namely, the zoot-suters, later to be" known by the more common term of "wolf." t was never clear as to the orgn of ths category of adolescence whch caught on and spread so rapdly. t seemed that one day there was an ordnary lookng group of boys and the next there was a young sentry on every corner and at every drug store. They were the same boys, but they had changed. They stood there, cold, nstructable, aloof, casually weghng the merts of grls aganst those of the For Chrstmas gfts of holday! delght. shop the showplace of the Carolnas... the store of over 00,000 gfts. POSTAL JOBS Mr. Wlbur R. Dosher, Wlmngton postmaster, nformed Old Gold and Black ths week that t s most doubtful f the Unted States Post Offce there wll be able to gve Chrstmas employment to college boys after December 5. Hs organzaton must be set up and functonng by that date, he sad. Those men who have made applcaton n Wlmngton are nstructed to call at the offce of the Superntendent of Mals when they go home and f there are vacances at that tme, they wll be employed. Old Gold. and Bfaek pool halls. You would know them by the clothes they wore. pesent-day steel and chrome automoble tem, s shown n one of the A long, low whstle could usually nterestng dsplays of the new General Motors Motorama, just opened be traced back to long, flowng to the publc at Chcagos Museum of Scence and ndustry. har, padded shoulders, eel-hp- Eleven types of wheels, each of whch may be put n moton at the ped pants, whch blossomed nto touch of a putton, are reproduced n the dsplay, whch s ntroductory sacks at the knees and were tap- to the man exhbton. The Motorama covers 50 years of automotve ered down to nothng at the ankles, and saddle-shoes. Ths progress from the tme of the earlest cars to the present. Many of was part of an era. The long, the advances over the years are.explaned n detal and presented n low whstle has survved, but the fascnatng anmated form. long, padded coat s as obsolete The exhbt, worthy of comparson wth those of General Motors as the moustache cup. at New York and Chcago worlds fars, has been placed n the Chcago Perhaps the g~eatest problem Museum under a long-term agreement. t wll be on vew there for n the lfe of the hgh school stu- at least the next fve years dent n those days was the obtan ng of a car or vehcle of a sm- lar nature for datng purposes. Ths problem was crcumvented by one of three ways. He asked hs old man. He stole scrap metal and parts and bult hmself one, or he walked. However, marrage statstcs show that the mode of transportaton actually proved to be no great mpedment to the love-lfe of the hgh school students n those days. And then the echos of the war n Europe began to grow louder. The conscrpton act was passed. Some of the older college students left school to go to work :for twenty-one dollars a day once a month. Nearly everybody began to graduate from hgh school at the end of the regular four year perod nstead of stayng over for the good tmes. And now, sx years later, t seems that tmes havent really changed so much for the hgh school students. The football she wants,_(! ~eune Frst thng- shell hope tq fnd under the twnklng Chrstmas tree... exctng, exotc perfume. f you choose a perfume from our wonderful array of old favortes and new best sellers. youre sure to choose a perfume of her desre. RALEGH star s the bg man agan. Cars are stll hard to get, not only for the hgh school student, but for everybody else. Although the zoot-suters have almost ded a way, ther sprt has been revved by style-conscous women who are n the act of crusadng for a change n the orthodox style of the dress. No, tmes havent really changed so much. SPORT EDTORS COME AND SOMETMES GO Durng years past OLD GOLD AND BLACK has had ts share of sports edtors, good and bad. AJnong them was the legendary Gordan "Uncle Scoope" Phllps, who held hs sports page n such esteem that each week 50 copes would be folded wth the sports outsde for hs specal use. Phl Latta, a Georga product, journeyed to Wnston-Salem for a football game wth nstructon to wre how t came out. No sooner had the game started than page after page of telegrams rolled n, and t ""~ 30 mnutes after game tme b : ~ they ended That was once, u;; _:;ast, that OLD GOLD had complete coverage - but t took the entre bank roll. E. L. TUCKS SHOE SHOP Located lh mle North of Wake Forest on No. Hway Work done whle U wat 25 Years Experence We dont preach but we save soles Major keynote for ths years yuletde affars wll be the doublebreasted dnner jacket-outsandng favorte wth men who know ther. fromal fashons best. Medum-wdth shoulders gve t an easy-gong ft. The long-roll grosgran lapel descends n a gradual, taperng lne to the lower of the two sde buttons. Men about home-town wll be wearng ths un-self-conscous jacket n mdnght blue. unfnshed worsted. A sngle gleamng brad at the trouser sdes\adds the rght touch. Accessores? Remember to keep them n harmony. Compatblty s the test. Check the haberdashers n campus-town for a plan or pleated dress shrt, wth fold collar convenently attached. Lnks and studs of dgnfed black pearl lend a sophstcated touch. f youre more conventonally nclned, team up wth mdnght blue or gold, those good-as-gold jewely standbys. Sem-butterfly s the rght casual touch for your Fas hons fo~ Frost By the Fashon Edtor of wth your Holday Eve. Esqure Magazne Ths season ushers n a more Here comes Chrstmas - here pleasng array of colorful knockcom~s the bggest thrll of the about plad shrts, desgned for year: home-comng! Nows when the carefree dresser. They come a college mans fancy turns to n several weghts and feature thoughts of formal dances and a hde-soothng rayon wool blends. general round of sparklng get-to- and all-wools. The color combnagethers. Nows when ye truly tons have a ruggedly masculne clothes-conscous undergrad starts effect. There are bold nterlocktunng up hs wardrobe for dress- ng plads of blackest black and up dates and hs voce for Auld sold red. More sophstcated ef Lang Syne. fects are acheved wth soft blues and greys. They team up well wth gray flannel slacks and are practcally desgned-wth deepdown chest pockets for your tobacco and campus gear. Down South, where chvalry s a regular tem on the currculum, unversty students are begnnng to pay homage to the sold gray flannel sut. The plan, dark gray shade n the fast-returnng three-button style s generally an vew. These good gray flannels earn ther nche n the college mans wardobe by solvng the problem of v~ety. Equally at home on dress-up and sportng occasons, the gray flannel look depends on the choce of accessores. Because of gray flannels color neutralty, you can satsfy your own prejudces about tes: strp~ plads, checks, lage and.small fgures all may be worn wth the versatle flannel. Shrts set the pace n solds lke blue, vory or whte. Then follow through wth dress-up or nformal te pattern and add a dark brown or khak color felt hat and warm-brown brogues. Now, theres a gentleman of casual dstncton! GRESHAM.RESTAURANT "On The Lake,. ANNOUNCNG - Between Wake Forest the openng of black or mdnght blue bow te. and Ralegh Pont ends have been seen n evenng neckwear, an attractve touch, we thnk. Black socks and plan toe, patent leather shoes put both feet soldly on the tradtonal Good Food at Reasonable Prces ground of good taste Now step O>~u~t~:::::~:::::~::~::~::::~~~~~ ++-l++++-m <>t >t >+++++ t<>t +++lot * AS USUAL _ Wake Forest students see us for ther FOR SALE Four room house wth :: Xmas gfts and cards. Our gfts are better + hardwood floors :: Large Pne Corner Cupboard :: and pretter than usual. Knabe square grand pano Seaburg accordan Ffty-gallon electrc hot water heater Forty-gallon ol hot water See us before you buy. :: heater :: Mrs. Johnny Wlson :: COLLEGE BOOK STORE Phone 235 Wake Forest, N. C. THEMS st Store on Fayettevlle St. For Your Recordngs (Popular, Jazz and Classcal) School Supples (Lamps, Statonery, Pens and Pencls) Greetng Cards (for all occasons) -James E. Them 05 Payettevlle St. Dal 2293 Ralegh, N. C t<l< ut ++++><++++-t<++++tt<>t +tt<+. For Leadershp n QUALTY DAMONDS, JEWEL~Y~ GFTS PROMPT, EFFCENT WATCH REPAR SERVCE ts BOSSE JEWELERS 07 FAYETTEVLLE ST. RALEGH ~ B

7 . ": ::: :: M.Hk:/j.:y_~::_-:_:e;:: l, s.~:/.~-a- s-...::,/~ _;::~;: ~-.. ;.;,:... ~~,: ~ ~~~. :.. : :.... /.~. \. ts:stlfrottoo ate:to brlg work n. Well havet_~eadyfor yo~by Tuesday. B. &. E C L E A N E.R S. WAKE FOtEST Phone 3072 F~rlllet \V F Lbr<lP~.. A -~St~~essful. E:xecu±ve Mrs. Louse P. Beck, former.l- The Stude-nt braran at Wake Forest. was recently recognzed n the New Y 0k World-Telegram m a feature ar- D Th. w k tcle n whch she was accl8med ue S ee as one o New Yorks most successful women executves. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mrs. Beck-forewent a preferred The December ssue of The Stull sngng career n order to study dent, the Wake Forest College! Memorandum For--.Late Shoppers Send Old GqJd and:_ -Black.Back. to--- the Folks -at Home For Chrstmas lbrary work when she was young, Magazne, wll reach the stuand shoruy after graduaton came dents on Frday or Saturday of to North Carolna to manage- the ths week, t was announced br~ at Wake Forest: She s Wednesday by ts edtor. stll. remembered here - among Ths number, the thrd to apmany of-the college offcals and pear ths year,-wll follow the pattownspeople as "Mss Louse," the tern set by prevous.ssues n feaonly woman member of the staff. turnng an nformatve artcle by Whle here she sang n the church a member of the faculty..the chor and studed sngng on _the frst feature n the magazne wll sde.. be Whats. New n the Labora- She left Wake Forest. n 95 tory," by Dr. B. E. Smth, n whch to go to the Publc Lbrary n ths member of the Scence de New. York to contnue her study_ partment explans some of the and to look for a sngng pos- most recent dscoveres made by ton. Ths secured, she sang. n men of scence. NeV( York establshments (vaude- A personalty feature by Bll _ vlle) for a number of years. Mclwan wll ntroduce - "The Through her husband.... she be- Presdents Barber," Oscar, to came nterested n theater work, those who are not already famlfrom the manageral pont of vew. ar wth hm and hs tale of the After her husband~s death seven trmmng he gave Presdent years ago, she assumed the df- Roosevelt. Bynum Shaws satrfcult responsbltes -of controll- cal essay, "A Santa for Playervlle ng the Martn Beck Theater n- Prep," appears as a tmely reterests; n whch capacty she has mnder of the approachng yule succeeded and won acclam. n season. addton to _her poston as a top Other works featured are an theater executve, she s the only artcle on the mysterous dsapwoman member of the board of pearance of a member of the governors of league of New York Wake Forest faculty, Zon Robn Theaters. son; a short story, "Back Door Parole," by Bll Bethune; and OPEN BOUSE PLANNED Bostwck and New Dorms are both takng on a festve ar as ChrStmas approaches. The house decoratons wll be completed before the weekend, for both dormtores plan to hold Open House after the presentaton of TheMessah on Sunday nght. Bostwck wll have the tradtonal Chrstmas tree n ts man parlor wth arrangements of greenery and nandena on -the tables, and red and whte candles n the wndows. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ predomnate Green and colors slver n wll decoratons be the WE YOU.! YOU RE GONG TO BE KSSED F- H"S GFT SAYS -...:-.. ~.- _... _ -. Van Heusen at New Dorm. The tree wll be covered wth green and slver balls and tnsel, wth pne, slvered cones and long whte tapers wll complete the decoratons. Refreshments for New Dorms Open House Wll follow the general -color scheme. Walt Fredenb ergs artcle; "Merry Chrstmas and a Happy 873." At Wake Forest :AL HNES smokes CHESTERFELDS Al Hnes says: " smoke ChesteT/el.ds because they satsfy! A naton-wde survey shows that Chesterfelds are tops wth College Students from coast-to-coast. LANER JEWELERS Wake Forest "Y" e Apprecate Your Patronage" SHOP REFRESHED HAVE A COCA-COLA PLEASE return empty bottles promptly BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORTY Of THE COCA COLA CO/\PANY BY Captal Coca-Cola Bottlng Co nc., Ralegh, N. 947, The Coca Cola Campaay PATRONZE :old-: GOLD ADVERTSERS ~ At Brttan~ Specal..Chrstmas Offer for Wake Forest Students CLP THS COUPON Genune 8"x0" Slvertone Portrat - Reg. $5.00 FOR ONLY $2. Choce of 4 Glamour Poses. Specal Hollywood Lghtng THS COUPON EFFECTVE THROUGH DEC. 24th. fol W0k Guaranteed. REMBRANDT STUDO Only One to Customer Open 0 A.M. to 6 P.M. W. H. EVANS, Manager W. Martn St. Under New Management and Ownershp Phone RALEGH, N. C. ~ Youll need no mstletoe f you gve hm one of those good-loqkn Van Heusen Shrts. And w~ve got just the partcular style "that man of yours" wants for Chrstmas! Moderately prced at A- REMNDER FOR SHOPPERS Deep tone Cordo-Red n:rafree Shoe What a grand moccasn! Leave t to Freeman to combne an excellent leather, an exclusve moccasn last and superor shoemanshp n ths style and the other handsome models were showng ths season. Come n and see them. $095 OTHER FREEMANS From $9.95 to $9.95 llcdouble Welted Leather Soles. RALEGH, N. C. Just a Remnder That You Can Get the Best for the Least from Your Old Gold Advertsers _Better Laundry Servee _at C. & C. Laundry

8 ,,... the BLLBOARD By Bll.JL BETHUNE Wth the local cage war gettnl!.: underway, t seems that we may, at long last, remove kn_g football from hs preemnance atop the sports docket and turn our earnest attenton elsewhere. Of course we cant forget the remanng grd actvty. completely, as one or two top dates do reman on ths years card, but henceforth most of the pertnent paragraphs herewthn wll center about the fner ponts of the hoop l!,;ame. Basketball, long a sport of mnor mportance n the South n general and North Carolna n partcular, s rapdly becomngng the "natonal game" n varous sectons of the country and bds far to challenge the supremacy of football here n Tobaccoland at some future date. As we all know, the relatve mportance placed on any sportng event s necessarly measured by the gate that that sport draws, and ths mght lead to some msconceptons concernng spectator nterest locally. The take durng a nghts actvty down at Gore Gym never comes close to the toll at Groves Stadum on a typcal football Saturday; thus we surmse that basketball s stll a long way from the top spot n the popularty poll. However, we must remember that Groves Stadum often has entre sectons vacant whle seats n Gore Gym are bought for blood and brbery only.. The capacty of the arenas hereabouts are the real governng factor n the growth of basketball, not spectator nterest. Any nmnber of tmes last year when headlners were reeled off n the Bg Four, fans had to be turned away n droves. Over at State College, the rate students took the doors of off Frank Thompson Gymnasum n an effort to see the Tech fve tangle wth the Carolna Phantoms. ts easly seen why our old frend, John Q. Fan, would have to reman outsde when the student body comes armed wth claw hammers and rps saws nstead of actvty books. A repeat performance of the same could be forthcomng after the holdays as nothng has been done to elmnate the bottleneck durng the off~season. The new feld house over at State s stll far from completon and only the Duke ndoor Stadum offers the outsder anythng n the way of a guarantee to see topflght college basketball ths wnter. Here n Wake Forest as well as at Carolna and State, t wll be next to mpossble for anyone other than students of the nsttuto~s to vew any cour.t actvty durng january and February. The nterest s certanly here; the accommodatons arent. We all hope that somethng wll be done n the near future to allevate the stuaton, but at the present ths seems very doubtful. You cant put a very close curb on the potentaltes of basketball here n North Carolna when the recepts are fgured before the season opens and the general publc takes to the rados as ther only means of followng the game. Last season, the eyes of the country were on the Bg Four teams as never before, and ths year we a,re promsed even larger patronage. Carolna was the frst team n- the loop to jump nto the natonal lmelght two years ago, and State carred the Tar Heel banner nto the Natonal Tournament last March. Ths trp ts anybodys chance to grab the publcty, snce we wll all be watched and.watched closely. The Bg Four s rapdly acqurn_g the needed prestge that puts a crcuts teams n the bg tme. Thus the possbltes and thus the spectator nterest. State, current defender of the Conference Crown, appears headed toward another banner year. Cases charges have kept ther early.season average well above seventy ponts per try, and have served notce that they-probably wll be bette,- than last year. The Terrors have exh~ted several newcomers to supplement last years torrd frosh combnaton and t would be hard ndeed to sell them short at the moment. Stll, we never m.ow what the future wll brng. Carolna has long been accustomed to holdng the lnes n the trangle, and the Phantoms gave State a real battle over n Durham n the fnals of last years tournament. Tom Hamlton dd lose one or two of hs abler operatves by graduaton but there s no report of hm reachng for the cryng towel yet. Bob Paxton, who was the boy that made the loop all-everythpg and then went on to be named on the AP All Amercan, s back along wth Nemo Nearman, Norm Kohler and the once-great, john "Hook" Dllon. f Dllon and Hamlton patch up last years controversy the Carolna fve wll be well manned wth veterans and looms as a real contender. We hestate to menton Duke for a number of reasons. At the begnnng of football season we sold the Devls far too. short on a-superfcal observaton. Wade came up wth several cnderella men durng the fall and Gerry Gerard mght well do the same on the hardwood. Dukes bggest stars, Bobber Seward and Ed "Koffenberger, are g one along wth Garland, the last of the Lofts brothers. Dck Gordon and Ben Collns are back from last years starters along wth reserves Doug Ausbom and Carl Sapp. Grantng that the Methodst attack dd center around Seward and Koff last wnter, you just never can tell what knd of a team wll come out of West Durham untl the conference play gets tghter. Here at home, due to constructon down n Gore Gymnasum, we havent seen the Deacons perform and wont have the pleasure untl after Chrstmas. We should be able to make a few accurate observatons by ths tme but snce the acton has been so far removed from_ the home court we fnd that speculaton s the case here as elsewhere. Our sentments-lead us to beleve that thngs wll be a lot better ths year._ Certanly we feel that the Deacs wll te n on the playoffs and wll keep cl~ar of the Bg Four lockup n 48. Coach Greason has been usmg a number of combnatons n the early-games n ~n effort to have the strongest quntet on the Jloor -when the battle really gets underway n January. Several of the freshmen are promsng and Jack Gentry and Dee Walters seem to have the knks out of ther system. Mter the!holdays we -wll Jmow a lot more than we do at present, but;untlthen.enjoy yourself!nd. dont worry too much about the.team untl after the exammahons.- Merry Chrstmas and a sn~ppy.new Year! Deacs Splt Vctores.n Season OPJ!,Ders - ~. Yellow Jackets Halted Veterans, Freshmen Look - Good n Exhbton Contests The Wake Forest Demon Deacon basketball squad added Randolph-Macon to ther lst of vctores last week as they met and defeated the Yellow Jackets on the Jackets home court. The frst vctory for Coach Murray Greasons Deacons was that o:t, the McCrary Eagles. The fnal : score beng 7-5. The attack on the Yellow.Tack- ets was sparked by freshman. guard, Jack Meuller, wth 7 ponts, and veteran guard and cen- ter Jack Gentry and Duran Walters respectvely, each wth 2 rm~ff ponts Buck Bodtke, a.jacket forward, well represented the los- ers by rollng up a 2 pont personal scorng record. Coach Greason used twelve men n takng the vctory. The halftme score found the Deacs out n front by ffteen ponts the score beng The Wake Fc:>rest team journeyed to the Captal State last Saturday to meet the Colonals of George Washngton Unversty. Ths was both the frst Deac Southern Conference cage meet and the frst Deac defeat of the season. The lneups: BG WHEEL N SCORNG MACHNE Colonal~.-Take. Frst Loop Tlt G.aptur.e Close Game;.. -..,. 59-=53 W ashng~oan~ Dec. 6, Washngton, D. C.-: Havng scored 72-5;3 vctory less! than twenty-f9ur hours before aganst Randalph-Macon n Ash:.... land, Vrgna, to extend an ear- ly season wnnng streak to two -?ames,. Wake Forests Deacons maugurated ther southern Conferenc~ schedule by droppng a..?9--53 ~decson to the Colonals of.george :washngton UnverstY. :The boys from the Tar Heel.state~provded stff opposton for the Colonals openng Conference gat;t:, as they stayed wthn..strkmg dstance throughout the ~ater porton of the frst hll. DERAN WALTERS As Coach -Greasons frst strng was enjoyng a rest perod, the G. W. U. team took advantage of the reserves by wdenng ther Walters ls Bg FaclQr?l~;trgn and gong to ther dressmg room at the end of the frst half, leadng l However, wth the reuglars back n Deac s Hoop Hopes to start the second_half, the Dea- cons quckly overcame the twelve pont defct and evened the The Wake Forest Basketball- man on the club whch turned co;nt by.rackng up eghteen team ths year features the stell- our numerous startlng defeats, pomts to G. W.s- sx. But, cenar defensve and offensve play of among whch was the upset of the ter Sam Moffatt, Who led the a 22-year old, ganglng, sx foot, hghly favored Carolna Phantoms scorng parade for the evenng fve nch lad who goes by the n the Southern Conference Tour- wth 5 markers, and McNff - name of Wllam Duran Walters. nament sem-fnals n 945. n scored feld goals to send theu: Walters whose home s n the summer he serves as the local team nto a lead of 42-3B, whch Statesvlle, N. C., s easly dstn- lfe guard, and n the wnter he was too much for Wake Forest to gushed as a basketball player saves games for the Deacons by surmount. Jack Gentry, sharp.. even n hs street clothes, but hs brllant Al~-Around play. shootng for~ard, led the Dea Wake Forest G F PTP Najeway, f Patton, f Schlossen, f Bennett, f when he takes to the hardwood Hs performances n the Deac con cagers Wth 2 ponts to take Walters, c the crtcs are thoroughly con- games last season, and n those over the ndvdual scorng leadervnced Walters s a top-flght ca- already played ths season, have shp of the team. Holmes, c Mueller, g ger. proved a great asset to Wake For- The box score: Kaylor, g..., For a perod of four years Wal- est. Tto date, Walters rates about Wake Forest (53) Geo. Wash. Gentry, g ters attended the D. Matt Thomp- second or thrd n the scorng de- U. (59) Geary, g --- ~ son Hgh School n Statesvlle, partment, but hs worth to the Wake Forest (53) Bowers, g where he became a star n bas- Deacon Club s based largely on _ FG F T Kersh, g ketball and football. n 942 Du- hs ablty to control a majorty Najeway, f... 5 ran entered Appalachan and led of the rebounds. Schlosser-...: Totals hs team to the North state Cham- Upon hs graduaton, whch wll Patton ::: Randolph-Macon G F P TP ponshp. Durng the same sea- take place after the close of ths Bennett :._,_ Bodtke, f son the Appalachan cagers par- semester, Walters ntends to fol- Walters, c...:: Denton, f... : tcpated n the Natonal Basket- low a hgh school coachng career, Holmes...:: Sprenger, f ball Tournament n Wchta, Kan- a job he wll be qute capable of Mueller,. g...: Angle, f sas. dong ancl dong well Unless Gentry Hertzog, f ~...: After a htch wth Uncle Sam, Walters sets the world on fre and Kaylor ~ Holloway, c... o n whch he served n the Pac- turns out some world beaters n Geary... 2 ~ 6 Forbes, c fe, Walters entered Wake Forest hs feld, he ntends to go nto Gragosn, g n 945, and h~s been the key busness wth hs father. Totals Hollmark, g Geo. Wash. u.- f59)- Golubc, g l / Gathrght, g Noel, g... 3 Lyta, g Garber, g Totals Halftme score: Wake Forest 37, NDEPENDENT PLAY Randolph-Macon 22. Offcals: Whte and Hefner Standngs as of Dec. 0 WL Dec. 3, Asheboro, N. C.-Coach Bearcats...: Murray Greasons Demon Dea- Flthy Fve... 7 cons opened ther cage Hunter... 5 season wth an mpressve 7-5 Ahoske... 3 vctory over the McCrary Eagles, Chapel two-tme vctors. over the Deacs Boodlers last season. Stanley Najeway, \Panthers....:: Pennsylvana Freshman, led all Ramblers... o 4 scorers wth seventeen ponts. Flyng saucers The Box-score: Dppy Dogs Wake Forest (7) McCrary Eagles (5) FRATERNTY LEAGUE Fraternty Football Standng (as T of Dec. 8, B47) w L T Pet Delta Sgma Ph 6 Kappa Alpha... 7 Sgma P... 5 Lambda Ch Alpha 3 Alpha Sgma Ph... 3 Sgma Ph Epslon 2 Zeta Ch... 2 Kappe Sgma... P Kappa Alpha.. ;. Theta Ch There was plenty of acton n FG F T Walters the fraternty football league ths Gentry, f Patton week wth fve games and one Geary Bennett, c forfet beng recorded. The for- Kersh Holmes fet was awarded to Zeta Ch when Najeway... : Mueller, g P Kappa Alpha faled to appear Bennett Gentry wth a full team. No defnte Dnsmore... 3 Kaylor plans have been made as yet for Walters, c... : Geary the champonshp game between Holmes...,... 0 Bowers... : the wnners of the fraternty and Mller Kersh... : ndependent leagues. Bad weath- Mueller, g... 3 er has completely upset the sched- Kaylor... o o 0. Totals ule, but Presdent Clyde Whte- Bowers Quantco (74) ner, of the ntramural Councl, Schlosser " 2 5 FG F T -See NTRAMURALS, Page 9- Patton Stndler, f Spuhler... 6 ~ 2. Totals Jasklka McCrary Eagles (5) FG F T ~~~~~r -. _-_-_-_~ - - -~ ~~--~--~~~--~ :~--~...- ~ ~ ~ Hawkns, f... 4 ) 8 Lynch Stevenson Shehan Cates Waldrop, c...: Wllams... 4 Johnson, c Gunderson Glbert, g Slayton, g Hobson... 5 Sebrng.: Fellngham Burrs... 3 Adler : Wlkens Benton Nance : Dec. 8, Quantco, Vrgna. - The Marnes scored ther ffth wn n seven starts by defeatng Wake Forest n a game played here tonght. Jasklka, wth 22 ponts, and hs captan, Stndler, wth 7, were hgh men for. tl;le Leathernecks, whle Walt Schlosser contrbuted 3 markers for the college fve. The box-score: Wake Forest (56) FG F T NajeWay, f Schlosser Totals Ralegh-Greenvlle MATHENYS FUNERAL SERVCE Wllam ONeal, Lcensed Embalmer Ambulance Servce - Day & Nght Phone 4206 Wlknson Buldng Wake Forest, N. C. FGF T Cantwell, f Hoffman Shapro Hathcock Moffatt, c... /7 5 Alder,_._::... :!... 3 McNff \! Cerra... : Small Totals At Wake Forest WEST BYRUM smokes CHESTERFELDS He says: "Chesterfelds gve me the satsfactcm that au smokers look for n a cgarette." A naton-wde survey shows that Chesterfelds are tops wth College Students from from coast-to-coast. make hs "Predctons of Tbrgs to Come" Sunday al Staton Presented by L:EE HATS dsplayed at B... & S. DEPT..STORE Wake Foreslt N. C. c:ct::at lpt:jwgn WC:!.., "

9 ... Frday, December 2," 947 N. C. All-Stars Practce Here, For Charty Tlt Wth Clppers,, Peaheads Charges Jon South Carolna Squad "n Charlotte DEACON SCORNG FG F TP Gentry, Jack...,, ~ Walters, Deran Coach Peahead Walker, along Najeway, Stan... ~ wth Coach Rex Enrght of South Mueller, Jack Carolna wll lead some forty Schlosser, Walt football stars from. North and Geary, Buck South Carolna, ncludng e4ght. Kaylor, Wllard... Demon Deacons, to Charlotte to- tbennett, Paul day n an attempt to halt the 3- Patton, Jm game wnnng streak of the_ pro- Mller, Dave...: fessonal Charlotte Clppers m an Kersh, Charley... 2 all star game whch wll be play- Dnsmore, Ronne ed at Memoral Stadum tomor- Bowers, Fuzz row. The battle wll be sponsor- Holmes, Warren... 0 ed by the Charlotte Varety Club and all proc~eds wll,. be donated to charty TOT.aLS The All-Stars wll face on:e of the strongest mnor league professonal teams n the country. The Clppers won the Dxe League ttle last year, and were well on ther way to another champonshp ths year when the league was broken up. The Clps have won 3 games n a row ths fall, rackng up vctores over every major "mnor" league team. n the East and South. The Professonals bggest scorng punch s provded by one. Casey. Jones, a former Unon Unversty flash. SacPnty Tells 0/ "T" Tactcs MOST VALUABLE Old Gold and Black Nck Ognovch, Wake Forest blockng back deluxe and twce wnne of the Jacobs Blockng Trophy, added-another honor to hs fast-growng collecton of athletc laurels ths week when he was named Most Valuable Player n the Southern Conference by a roup of sxty Vrgna sports wrters. The sturdy Wake Forester has twce been named to the second All-Southern team and many football fans throughout the South were dsapponted when he was named to the fst All-Southern team whch was announced last week. t s worthy of note that the Vrgna newspapermen overlooked hgh-scorng Jack Cloud of Wllam and Mary. n ther own state and North Carolnas vaunted Charle Just~ce to select a backfeld man who scored only one touchdown durng the season. recreatonal actvtes sponsored forts were the greatest factors n by churches, and youth-servng ther con<:uest. Bll Wade was agences such as the YMCA and the offensve workhorse for Zethe YWCA.! ta Ch, whle Martn Spessa+d n order to meet ths need, ganed prase for hs defensve Wake Forest has establshed a work. broad currculum n the feld of Dec. 4. After forfetng to Zeta health and physcal educaton. Ch the day before, the boys of Ths currculum s desgned to P Kappa Alpha fnally got tomeet tle requstes of both men gether to wn ther. frst game o_f and women desrng to prepare the season by stoppmg Theta Ch. themselves for teachng n ths Both teams appeared to be of feld. equal calbre n the offensve de- partment, but P KA had a decded advantage n the defensve NTRAMURALS phase of the game,. whch enabled them to earn the 2 to 6 dec- (Contnued from Page 8) son. promses that an announcement Dec. 9. Kappa Sgma "fell bewll be made n the near future. fore the Kappa Alpha onslaught. Dec. 3. Lambda Ch Alpha today to go down under a ~-6 defeat. ndvdual stars are rather contnued ts wnnng ways, after gettng off to a slow start, by tak- dffcult to sngle out snce each ng a hard fought contest from A- KA member contrbuted greatly pha Sgma Ph today by the close to the cause. The passng of score o f 4-8. Th e L am bda Ch Charle. Medln. was the greatest. offense was sparked by the run- c~ntnbutng ~actor to the. Kappa nng and passng of John Geer, -::S~tgm~~a~te~am~~--~~~~~~~~~ who fgured n both of ther touchdowns, whle Alpha Sgma Ph reled on the efforts of ther ace talback, Wen dell Sloan....-, Dec. 3.-Theta Ch nearly pull- Coach"ng F"eld ed the bggest upset of the season hghly favored Sgma P team to Ne" eds Top Men a 2-2 ball game for three quar- For Servce Whle You Wat Try On the eve of last Sundays Ch- ths afternoon, by holdng the cago Bear-Los Angeles Ram encounter on.wrgley Feld, Nck Sacrnty was nterveyred by a ters, but Sgma P earned a safe- Chcago sports announcer over,. ty n the closng mnutes to wn, SMTHS SHOE SHOP one of the local statons. After Wend ell Owens was the bg gun orentng the announcer as to the Due to an acute shortage n per- n the Theta Ch attack, throw- Opposte Bus Staton Page Nne For the Best n Xmas Presents GVE RECORDS We can gve you a vared selecton of Xmas - Popular ClasscaRecords & Albums Also Chldrens Albums Whte Chrstmas Jo ~tafford or Phl Brto Merry Chrstmas Musc.. P. Como album Slent Nght James Melto7- A Strng of Pearls Glenn Mller Curosty Stan Kentpn. Hes a Real Gone Guy Nelle Lutche Bzet Carmen Franck SymphOT,y n D Mnor CLOVERS Rado & Applances Shop whereabouts of. Wake F:orest Col- sonnel whch developed du:~g ng two touchdown passes, whle PHONE 3756 Rock Brnkley, former nu.mber lege, and a few remarks. conceyn- the w~r~ excellent opport~mtles the offensve chores of Sgma P one lne buster for the Deacs, ng Peahead Walker, Nck told the are ansmg for young men and were handled by Earley Jones and., _..... stars n the fullback slot for the reporter that he fel~ prvleged and wome~ n the feld of phys~al Ralph Pate.!lf~-l ~- :~~-tllll - :- :- ~. ~- -.Jf<C-!t~l :- :- :-l -l :-l.~~~~~~~. - Charlotte crew. - honored beng the understudy to educaton an~ health. Accordng Dec. 4. Delta Sgma retaned!t Sd Luckman one of the greatest, to the Occupatonal Outlook D- ther hold on the frst place_ pos- Make No Change Wearng the Deacons black jerseys and gold pants, the All Stars unform, wll be no new experence for Wake Forest guards Ed Royston; Bud Wedel,.Tm Camp and Bob Leonett; center Harry Clark; quarterbacks Don Hpps and Nck Ognovch, and last years star.end, Burne Capps. Joe wrght, wngback Jm Camp, guard George Roberts and ends George Sparger and John Tandy wll be the Tar Heels contrbuton to the All-Stars. Duke wll be ably represented by talback George Clark, and State wll send guard John Waganer, talba~k Charle Rchkus and. end Al Phl lps. Fullback Johnny Hollars, from Appalachan, and "Flash" Gordon, from Gulford, round out the North Carolna squad. Peahead, who drected the operatons of the Tar Heel representaton, sent hs charges through every phase of football know-how n Gore Stadum on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of ths week. Hard blockng and tacklng, beautful runs and b~-e~e passes were very much m evdence as -the Stars went through very sprted workouts. Few Graduates The lack of graduatng grdron greats locally. caused several changes n the usual playng assgnments for some of the Walkermen. Don Hpps was shfted "to fullback, and Bob Leonett and Bud Wedel were startng at the tackle berths. The frst team of the North Carolna club was made up of Ognovch, Hpps, Clark and Camp n the backfeld, and Sparger, Wedel, Royston, Clark, Waganer, Leonett and Capps n the lne. Meanwhle, durng the weeks workouts here, the South Carolna squad was holdng daly practce drlls at Columba under the tutelage of Coach Rex Enrght. The two coaches watched the Clppers play last Sunday and then announced that they would not use Wake Forest or South Carolna plays, but nstead are gong to use a type of offense.desgned especally for long gans aganst the pros. The All-Stars wll operate from the sngle wng attack, and use a specal defense set up to stop the Clppers "T" formaton thrusts. The two squads were scheduled to leave Columba and Wake Forest early ths mornng, and they wll wnd up ther preparaton wth two combned workouts n Char lotte ths mornng and afternoon. Cvlzaton Forsakng All Others Lous Prma Vctor record no c Golden Earrngs ll Dance at Your Weddng Peggy Lee Captol record no c Xmas Song n the Cool of Evenng Kng Cole Tro Captol record no. 3 STEPHENSONS MUS( CO. 65c f not the greatest, of all T-for- vson of the Bureau of Labor "ton ths afternoon by turnng maton quarterbacks lnd passers. Statstcs, these opportuntes back a strong Sgma Ph Epslon Luckman has been tutorng Nck wll probably contnue to expand, squad Whtey" Auld pro- n the fundamentals of workng n but people wth nadequate tran- vded the scorng punch for the the quarterback slot as he (Luck- ng are lkely to face ncreas- wnners by tossng two touch-!l man) S comng to the end Of the ngly stff COmpetton, _ down passes, n addton to run- lne n pro football. Wth nearly every town con- nrg for another. The hghlght ~~- Sh 0 rt Stature str~~t:r;g?r p~~~ng addtonal of the game though, was the SPE recreatwna_l faclttes, greater em- score, whch was the frst tme the When asked f hs relatvely phass s beng placed on physcal Delta sgma goal lne had been short stature (Nck s 5 feet educaton and health. The Selec- crossed. Carolnas blockng back nches) hndered hm when look- tve Servce rejectons were so Dec. 4. Kappa Alpha, determ-! ng for recevers, Nck repled n numerous that greater State ad s ned to stay n the runnng, con- the negatve. He sad Luckman beng afforded the schools n ths tnued ther vctory march n tak- ~ was just two nches taller, and feld. t naturally follows that ng a well earned 20-8 wn over that "ths dd not create too much a greatly ncreased demand wll Zeta Ch: The KA crew got to of a problem. One dffculty he be made for physcal educaton work early n the game, pushng t former Deac trple-threat dd majors. Part of the growng across ther frst score to grab J menton was the fact that he found need wll come, also, from em- a lead that was never relnqush- trouble fadng back wth hs back ployee-recreaton programs con- ed. Among a host of ndvdual ~ : THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE and best wshes for,a HAP.PY HOLDAY SEAS.ON See Us for Needed Repars SERVCE CHEVROLET COMPANY Wake Forest, N. C. to dfferent the pass from recevers, passng n somethng the sn- drlu~ct~e~d~p~y:_p~r~"l(~a~te:,_!b~u:s~n~e=s~s~e~s,~an~d~s:ta~r::s~w~a~s~o~.:_b~. : ~T~e~a~gu~e,~w~h~o:s~e~e~f~-jl~~~-~Ja~!! ~ ~ ~-~ ~ ~ ~M~~~)~Jl~ltl~ltl~lla~ltl~ltl~ltl~Jq~lla~ltl~lll~ltl~J~»lll~»>~:ll~»>~:ll~llll~:lll~M~~~~~~ gle wmg formaton, n whch he could face hs recevers whle fadng. Nck also spoke brefly of John "Red" Cochran, Chcago Card back, and former team mate of Sacrntys. ncdentally, ths Sunday on Wrgley Feld, John. Cochrans Cardnals and Ncks Bears wll fght t out for the Champonshp of the Western Dvson n the Natonal Pro League. Presently, both teams have won seven and lost four n league play. THE SMART SHRT FOR COllEGE MEN These shrt beautes by Jayson are soft, ~mooth n tlt-e groove for smart dressers. Neatly proportoned to ft comfortably. For classroom and extra-currcular use, youll be smart to take Jaysons to school wth you. n your favorte collar styles. :--~~~~~~ 0 The U. S. 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Ths opportunty, whch cannot he duplcated anywhere else at any prce, equps men for wellpad, responsble.postons throughout the avaton ndustry, at hgh pay from the begnnng. t ~ year after graduaton S open to you f youre sngle, between 20 and 26 2 yeats old, and have completed at least onehalf the requrements for a degree from an accredted college or unversty (or pass an examnaton measurng the equvalent). Ask for detals at your U: S. Army and U. S. Ar Force Recrutng Staton, or wrte to Headqua~ ters, U.S. Ar Force, Attenton: Avaton Cadet Secton, _Washngton 25, D. C. U. S. ARMY AND U. S. AR FORCE RECRUTNG SERVCE N 0 T E : f you were awatng assgnment or takng tranng when the Avaton Cadet program was cut back n , you can re-qualfy smply by passng the physcal exannaton, provded you :meet the other requrements lsted above. Wrte for nformaton to Headquarters, U. S. Ar Force, Attenton: Avaton Cadet Secton, Washngton 25, D. C. : j..

10 Page Ten APPEARS N OPERA TONGHrr Old.Gold and Black omore class, drector of he college B. T. U., superntendent of the college Sunday School, member of the Pan-Hellenc Councl, a member of the Student Councl, a member of the :freshman advsory commttee, and presdent of hs Sunday School class. Bob Sawyer, senor from Wake Forest, was chosen :for hs work n musc. Whle here he has been an assstant n the News Bureau, a member of the band, a member of the orchestra, a member of the Old Gold staff, an assstant n the Musc department, arranger and solost n the band, drum major,, Glee Club lbraran, and co-drector of the student talent show. Murray Severance, senor :from Gastona, was chosen for leadershp n the feld of relgous actvtes. Whle here he has Jeen presdent of Delta Kappa Alpha, member of the BSU councl, Presdent of the BSU, drector of the BTU, Chorster, member of the Glee Club, the octet, and the quarter, an Englsh assstant, member of the Old Gold staff. member of the Howler staff; and Founders Day speaker. Kyle Yates, a senor from Houston, Texas, was chosen, al- FNALLY. Frday, December. 2, so, for relgous Work. At Wake sstant presdent of the Ph ~ Forest he has been a m~ber. of cety, presdent of hs sun~ Delta Kappa Alpha, member of School. class, Presdent of the the Student Councl,.member of Red Unon, and a member of the the BSU Councl, Relgous as-- freshman advsory.commttee.. THEY ARE HERE,.. Whte Oxfortl Whte Broadcloth French Culls Short Collar "Ben Wants to See You" BENS OF WAKE FOREST SHOWN ABOVE gazng plantvely at the horzon n hopes of seeng her husbands shp approachng s Co-Co-San, alas Lucy Kelston, the man character n Puccns opera, "Madame Butterfly," whch s beng presented at the Memoral Audtorum n Ralegh tonght as the thrd attracton of the Ralegh Cvc Musc ser~s. Puccn Opera Gven Tonght dent from Greensboro, s presdent of the student body. He was chosen for hs work n Student Government, besdes hs numerous other actvtes whch nclude presdency of the Freshman class, secretaryshp of the sophomore membershp on the Pan three years The Ralegh Cvc Musc As- class, socaton wll present tonght, as Hellenc Councl, the thrd of ts current seres, the membershp on the Student Leg Charles Wagner Opera Company slature, presdency of Alpya Sgn ts producton of Puccns rna Ph socal fraternty, pres Madcme Butterfly. dency of the frst year law class, The opera, whch has been pre- and two year membershp on the sented already ths fall n other Student Councl. parts of the State, has been wde- Wllam Moody, senor from ly and hghly acclamed: To be Wlke Forest, was chosen for hs presented n Englsh, the story s work n dramatcs. He has been lad n Japan, and nvolves a drector of two major productons young Japanese lass and a U. S. of the Wake Forest Lttle Theater Navy leutenant. and of one mnor producton, be- Ths wll be the last of the cur- sdes havng been treasurer of rent seres to bepresented n 947. that organzaton, has been bus- Early n 948, however, Joseph ness manager and publcty man Szget, the volnst, wll be pre- ager of one major producton, h~s sen ted n concert (22 January), been a member of the How let followed by Alexander Bralow- staff, and has been an assstant n sky, panst ( March) and the the Bology department. Mnneapols Symphony Orches- Mack Parrsh, a junor from ra under the drecton of Dmetr Ocala, Fla., was chosen for hs Mtropolus 6 Aprl). work n dramatcs. Besdes hs ODK (Contnued from Page ) fces whch he has held at Wake Forest are: presdency of Ph Delta Omega, presdency of the nternatonal Relatons club presdency of Eta Sgma Ph, vce-presdency of the Eu Socety, and membershp on the Student Legs-~ lature. Horace R. Kornegay, a law stu- work n that feld he has been drum major of the college band, a member of the Glee Club for three years, presdent of hs soph- Gve the Folks OLD GOLD AND BLACK for Chrstmas COMPLETE REPAR TO ANY CAR. Door Glasses 2. Radator Repar 3. Wheel and Frame Algnment 4. Brakes 5. Motor Rebuldng 6." Frestone Tres and Tubes "Let Us Repar Your Car lor State nspecton MLLER MOTOR COMPANY Wake Forest,.N. C. lve smoked Chesterfeld for years and fnd r they completely Satsfy/ ~AO.. N>"""N~,,_.,._.., ROBERT \StNS NEW PCTURB MAGC TOWN" ab.based BT a : 0 lta:djo PCTUR!S.,... WE APPRECATE YOUR PATRONAGE. THROUGHOUT THE SEMESTER AND TAKE THS OPPORTUNTY TO WSH YOU A VERY MERRY CHRSTMAS AND HAPPY. NEW YEAR W AKE FOREST CAFETERA