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W HEN THE twice-defeated Blue Devils trot onto the field to take on the undefeated, thrice-robbed Tarheels of the Univer­sity of North Carolina, all eyes might well be focused on the

press booth instead of the field. It is here that the final victor will be crowned. It is these gentlemen who will decide who really should have won the name.

Carolina should be in fine shape. The Devils might have a chance After spending a week end in the of incurring the fancy of these roundhouse for repairs, Choo Choo Lord High Judges of Sport—the might be back on the main line men who can glorify defeat and ready to carry the mail. Tarheel smear victory. Two things point attaches will be posted at all water in Duke's favor. First, the outlets in ihe vicinity of the Duke thought that Dewey Stadium to insure against any dis- touchdown in 1948; but when the criminate wetting of the field. But votes.were counted and the above all, the typewriter athletes shown, t h e s e gentlemen will be puised atop the stadium wrong. Also, to real sport lovers, ready tu crow for the Tarheels in scores always speak louder than viciory. alibi for them in defeat. words.

The Elite Meet To Eat A S JUNIORS and seniors from both East and West

i \ threshold at President Edens' last Sunday, the boom fell with •*• •*• resounding bang on the faculty-student aloofness which

e has characterized Duke in the past. Those who availed them­selves of the Edens' invitation were quite impressed by the affable Dr. Edens and his lovely and gracious wife.

Functions of this sort have been > purposes.

First, they give the student a chance to bridge the formal me­dium of the classroom and find out what really makes professors tick. Second, it has given the students os well as the faculty a chance to benefit from a broader field of ac­quaintances. Open houses become, s-.udents as well." We are in as they should, fertile ground for plete accord with Mrs. Edens' sen-meeting and knowing more stu- timents. Her party was a mighty

To The Rest Queue NEWS ITEM: Only one roll of toilet paper at a

e will be placed in the dormitory bathrooms r the Carolina week end. This is being done

o prevent the paper from being wasted and used is confetti during pre-game and game-

AT LAST some of the more serious thinking members of the Department have taken positive action toward stamping

L the shameful waste of toilet paper during the football week We place a wreath of Scott Tissue about the heads of the Toilet Paper Conservation Committee for a splendid job well done.

We presume that the porcelain hats of the Committee have made CHRONICLE has arranged to have exhaustive studies to insure that extra copies of the paper delivered the ration system will provide a to the dormi sufficient supply to meet normal gency should arise. Due to tech-student demand. E v e n a very meal difficulties, we were unable slight miscalculation could put the to have this issue perforated as students in a rather delicate p originally planned; but if

dent is caught short, tearing the paper in double widths will do the trick nicely.

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(Continued from Page One) Justice. Carolina suffered a tie wilh William and Mar; ing the crown to undefeated Clemson. The big gome w route as the year before, 20-0.

Duke Can Knock Carolina Out of Ruimin This year, indenel lo be re nui in tiered for it is Choc

Carolina is in the running for conference honors with I for a close-up spot.

The Heel competition

f erence chance. Presently vieing wit

glory, the Siiiiveivmrn

ive dropped three gami - againsl outside-Conlerence tho loop, the Carolinians are unde-19411, Carolina does have that Con-

defeated Mnr-yland Terps for league

Duke's Blue Devils, this sei ill than in the last three ye

were always - tough Tennessee and raide - dazzle Georgia Tech. It is to be remembered that Caro­lina was raied by a terrible Vol onslaught several weeks ago wilh the final score a humiliating 35-7 defeat.

Wake Finest. Turn-about is fair play, Carolina took the Wake Deacons in tow for a two-touch-

GIltSON Again, the Blue Devils have no championship; at stake Saturday, for Maryland has already fin­

ished her conference schedule with a clean slate with Carolina furnishing the sole opposition.

Will Duke Show Improvement? But still, the game means a lot to Duke football. This rugged

test will answer the question of whether the Blue Devils are <" " nitely on the comeback.

Other features of the grid-fest Saturday is that the game i turn into a proving-ground for each teams all-honor candidate;

Naturally, the biggcsl question in the mind of Tar Heelia is "Choo-Choo?" Will he play? If so, will his ankle hold up?

is game decide his return to the all-

Duke-Carolina Meet For 36th Encounter Carolina Needs Win Over Duke To Take Southern Conference Championship

In a few hours theyTl be burning the Pep Rally bonfire out on baseball field. Coaches Wade and Cameron and Captain Lou

en will speak, and the campus will be filled with the strains •Dear Old Duke;" while a few miles away, over in Chapel Hill, .ill be "Hark the Sound of Tar Heel Voices" and "All the Way

Choo Choo," for tomorrow's the big day when Duke plays Carolina. To Carolina

Southern Conference Cham-iship. for although beaten by i. V., Tennesssee, and Notre

Dame, they need only beat Duke

jry in this 38th put the Blue

i the traditional Devils ahead

The a t knowi lo the vulgs e should kno' is yet. Doubtlessly, son

with the general football fan finding out this we Other names which could easily grace thH all-American lists are

those of Art Weiner of Carolina, Louis Allen and Billy Cox of Duke. Will Weiner he able to pull a possible Carolina defeat out of the fire as he has done in several e.mr.es IhL- fall? Can Louis Allen pave the way for Billy Cox's running and passing?

Both Teams Feature Grid Stars N a m ] l l ie l i

ference standings, behind Mary. land. But records and standing!

little when Duke and Car. clash, because a win foi

Duke 318. The Blue Devils have only lost five times to the Tar Heels since Wallace Wade took

in 1931; three of these in

ackle and Captain. Lou he list includes Clyde

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Una football gam. always importanl baited breath as I

Sunting shine in huf i of the sidelights a .otball games. Man;

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'Dct&e (fyKMicte Sfconfo FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1949

Wrestling Squad to Begin Practice for Coming Season

.- Karl. Howard

eiss, George Skipwortli, Tom-y Hughes, and Paul Stepham. lie injured Jimmy Knotts will .iss this last chance to lace the

A crowd of over 50,000 is ex­pected and tickets have been sold out for months. A few hun­dred tickets which were held in

the gym several days ago. A line over two hundred Duke students formed the evening before, and spent the night in line waiting to

School spirit, so noticeably lacking throughout most of the season, has already started tc rise, and by game time tomor-

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ar's team as captain Dick Hi on, who is now recuperating im an appendectomy. Harri i grapples in the 175 poum

class. the heavyweight class Jacl

Eslick, a 200 pound senior, onl; defeated last season will be

back for another active sea John MacMasters, undefeated

last year in the 165 pound class is expected to lead the grunt and

Jack Wamsley, former Okla-ima State Scholastic Champ,

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Tar Heels Defeat Duke Soccermen 1-0

This defeat si

i. The v.

red the Devils' s and two de-;me at the ex-

of the University of Vir­ginia and North Carolina State. The other loss was to the Wolf­pack in the first meeting of the

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the key men in the ' this season has been Jim E. Gibson, dependable ball-snapper from Winston-Salem. After missing the '48 season when he was plauged with injuries, Gibson has returned to be one of the lead-pivot has failed to make a bud pass from tenter, and his blocking ability has had much to do with ihe nine Duke touchdowns tallied through the middle of the line.

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I ubs s lo be repulsed win scoring threat cam in the first half w i affair, which sa

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Friday. November lil, 1949 T H E D U K E C H R O N I C L E

Duke's Mixture

is—Hul l , i.,;».

joined Ihe er got out all

, Crook, Hudson, Hedrick 'inies Square. New York lililia tu dampen Carolina

enthusiasm, but ended up catching it! Washington toolcomed other hat/—Excuse

to party for Wright, Gibus. Rirlmrds, rosier, mid Cnini:? - Excuse 10 see THE MAN for Madge.

What's this W, 'n' L. weekend got that Duke and Carolina together can't supply? For good answer ask Austin, Schwcistris, Dawes, Morse and Paddock—

Two KA pins change campuses as the "Red Head" pirn Judy doum—ditto for Curly and Peooy F. KA Cabin Party a big success lotth

Stokes and Moscr ndd-19 to the atmosphere.1 Lambda CMl and Pi Kaps also liuened uj^ uiouid-be dull week end with C.P.'s. Amorous Kappa Sigs throw nother party at Coles—a le "Else Maxwell Johnson."

Wot Happened to Goon Day—Saturdays everybody's day to owl, not just the Sophomore'*! Freshman spirit swiped the cup :om tho Sophs.—also contributed 11 mighty cute queen, Ann Shu-

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hildhood illusiom id the other night Kelsun i-;.i:

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folk songs that failed to < off. His delivery

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"To be a-trcmblc or not to be a-trcmble?" asks V. A.—Can supports Western Union to bid fond adieu to Markwell. And jusi where is Bus-? "Tis obvious lhat Jo-Jo and S. 'n' D. don't hav. their hearts in their "Health Plan"—Kazur-hapny barber gets loosi in Alspaugh. Anybody recognise his old buddies?—Chapman': theme of the week: I DREAM OF YOU.—The men have managci to get F.ast lately in spite of the ten cent fare. Could it be thi Coed Ball?

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- Guest Editorial -(Continued from Page One)

them, on the return trip t ;sed the opin Clia] I Hill, (

ion that the UNC be smeared with paint Monday morning in retaliation for the defacing of the statue on Duke's campus. The Carolina campus had been, as one might say, left defenseless, for the whole week end. But to the surprise and pleasure of all concerned, the Duke students proved mature gentlemen . . . the campus was not painted.

It's Up to the Teams Frankly we are confident that

the majority o£ the students of both Duke and Carolina are ma­ture and thoughtful enough not to start any property tlon or fights either t after the game tomorrow. There always are a a thoughtless few —but these usually are of the cowardly type and will start nothing without the encourage­ment of other students.

The football teams will do any battling necessary to defend the

1 Carolina and Duke,

tiioii

- Major Thefts — (Continued from Page One)

every student was cautioned

,t occupied. Most thefts have curred as the result of such relessness, it was explained.

Daring Robbery Most daring robbery reported

since the opening of school oc-d Just before dawn on (Re­

entered in dorms K and L, and n persons were robbed of

$205. Monroe Hist of Hou vered an intruder in his , and pursued him, but es­

cape was made when the cul­prit fled in a waiting automobile.

Five hundred dollars worth of press cameras were stolen from the Bureau of Public Informa­tion darkroom in the Unior building early in the morning ol November 10. Entrance to thi office was made by breaking thi

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