Campus Will Be New Home Fo:r Refugee From Hung~ry. Year-Qnd Qepori, Dr. Harold W. Trihbie issued a. Phi's To Elect_ New officers Tonight At 7

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1 :,.-:.:-.,., - l. ~ Letters,DealWth. -vstnjt rr~c~e*s, Chapel,'WF Sprt lurk -Majorty Of Those Polled Say Naton Muffng ntegraton.v... * * VOLUME; XLU.- Wake' Forest.College, WnSton-Salem, North Carolna, Monday,.January 7, ~--~ ~ ~--~--~~~~--~~~~--~ Trust~ Fund... s.set-.up :.-...c. By Fass-ett ' Durh~.Doctor :Aga:J~ Ads WF TLLETT. Terrorsm n Hungary Hurt Reds, ~Pro/Say~ Coed 'Among 4 Fnest' _Drector.Prases WFC Actors / By HANNAH MLLER are beng presented by the College actors. A small Colle~e Theater actress Marjore Thomas ~as lleen space on the seventh level of the Lbrary Buldng prased by Theater drector' James H. Walton &!':' has been converted nto an arena theater whch "one of the four fnest actors 've seen anywher2 can seat 44. n college productons:", The arena, a fast-growng dramatc devce, s Prof. Wal~on made the statement-and several, modeled after ancent Greek -amphtheaters. The others laudng theater people here-n a ntass n- audence s seated around the stage rather than tervew gven hm last month by the Wake Forest n front of t.. journalsm cass. G~ttng used to ths type of theater was dffcult Walton, new to the College faculty ths year, for Wake Forest actors durng the :frst two weeks sad that,theater J.embers compare unfavorably n of rehearsals for "The nnocents," Prof. Walton actng know-how to college actors he ha& worked sad. He added, however,- that "Ths_ (the are~a) ~s wth before. "But t doesn't ljlake a ht of dffer where an actor can really learn to act." en('('.,".he adll!!d. Most Wake Forest actors ~refer the arena to He credted. the actors' lack of actng "knowledge the proscenum stage, accordng to. the drector. to lack of experence and emphaszed that he He lkes both types equally well-ap.d feels that would "take them 0 tmes over" the actors he has the. College wll present both type productons when work'ed :Wth untl ths year. He prased the en- a fne arts buldng wth a stage s bult. thusasn, ablty to. magne and wllngness to work of the Wake Forest Students. Was At Nebraska.. walton, who comes 'from the Unversty' of Nebraska, s a speech and dramatcs teacher here n addton to hs drectng dutes.. He also helps operate the. Hayloft Summer Theater n Lncoln, Neb. The theater s owned by hs wfe. The two play.s already produced by the College Theater ths year are "The nnocents," a modern drama, and "Antgone,"; a Greek tragedy. Prof. Walton consders the ~'Antgone" type play "vastly superor" to "The nno<;ents," and he was dsapponted that only a lttle more than haf the aude~ce. of "The nnocents" vewed "Antgone." The Monday nght performance of "Antgone" drew about 80 per cent of ts audence from the townspeople o~ Wnston-Sal!!m, Walton sad. "On tbe whole," he lamented,, "townspeople support ths theater much better than the students - nd faculty." He explaed hs' systems of play seecton and play tryouts t'o the class. Ds prncpal consderaton n choosng a play, he sad, s whether t needs to be produced or can be read just as well; - Tryouts Are Held n tryous; key scenes of tle play are selected and would-be actors and: actresses read from t'hes'(~ scenes St.ce Wake. Forest no-w has no: proscenum stage (the-.u.sal kna)~ only arena tleatel'.. productons.t:folw:as'. 'lrtnoc!en~st fntf~n~~-.br Page Three Campus Wll Be New Home Fo:r Refugee From Hung~ry Year-Qnd Qepor, NUMBER 3 flans Chapel WF -Needs Buld~gs: Trbble ~a!!r'!."!::!..~! Stephen Nemeth, a 30-year-old.-:J?espte tl~ f~~!.,th~t,!956 saw that are urgent," Dr. Trbble con- 'Hungaran refugee "adopted" by WalC"e. Forest move mto a new! tnued, "we must not overlook the Wake Forest College, wll appear $20 mllon, ~ampas, the-. jre~d~t fact that the qualty of our work before the student body n chapel of the College. sad ~at"urday,t~t a!! an educatonal nsttuton wll tomorrow mornng. "we do not h"ave enough buldn gs always be determned by the qua- Nemeth, who wth thousands of to me et our present. basc needs." lty. of our faculty. Brefly stated, hs countrymen fled the war-torn Dr. Harold W. Trhbe ssued a ths means that faculty salares Russan satellte naton, _was to specal year-ena report n whch must. be futh er ncreased, the arrve n Wnston-Salem yesterday student-d'aculty rato must be m- from a refugee processng center le oted that. the jlast year. was ore of the most eventful n Wake proved and the faculty teachng at Camp Klmer, N. J. Forest hstory. He. ponted parf- load must lbe reduced. Hs stay on the Wake Forest cuarly_ to tle College's llq-ml~ ',Need Study Commttee' "ampus was arranged by a stumo've from the old campus. Other: "All of ths ponts up the urgent dent organzaton formed ta:st major events ncluded two Ford need for a.strojlg ~ommttee to month called Students Ctzens Foundaton. grants -of. app_rox- study our total program of ser- Movement for Hungaran Remately $,05,000, ncreas~d fa-: vce both n terms of~ our potental fugees. culty salares and a 25 per cent and th? ncreasng dem~d~ that Nemeth, a bachelor and holder boost. n the student body and :re. bemg made upon us ln the of a teacher's certfcate from a faculty. steadly mountng numjber -6. stu- Hungaran school, wll hold a j"cfb "Whle all of us are delghted dents who want to come to Wake, here under Pete Moore, supernwth the new :anp~s, both ~ Forest College. All of us can be tendent of buldngs.and grounds. t'erms of beauty and functonal proud of what has been accom- The College has guaranteed the effcency, we. must ne:vertlefes's 'Jlshed n ths transton ~e~od, refugee a job and he wll lve on recognze tle fact that we do _not :~b~::rlen!m~o u~:n e!~~u~:m~:~ but none of us should be satsfed. the eampus at least temporarly. have enough buldngs to meet We_ look to the future wth.con,-, Mm' that lmt must le n the neghbor- 8 'ter w Speak our present basc needs," Dr. hood' of our present enrollment." fdence and renewed consecraton. Also on tomorrow's chapel pro- Trlb~le sad: Other needs, accordng to Dr. As for the.move from Wake gram wll-be the Rev. Joseph Ken- Scence Buldng Crowded Trbble; are more -dormtores for ~or~st, Dr. Tr~bble reported tha~ nedy, _ Methodst mnster,from "For example, we are des- grls, a buldng for the School of ~ took approxmately one mont Thomasvlle. Rev. Kennedy recentperately crowded for laboratory Busness Admnstraton, an n- and cos~ about, U5,000.. ly returned from Hungary and s space n the Scence Buldng. frmary, a fne arts buldng and a."c<>nstderng the magmtude of famlar wth condtons there. Ths makes t, exceedngly dff- humantes buldng. Of these, the tne task and the range of.problems Nemeth who speaks lttle Engcult to provde enough classes Wake Forest preslent consders t seems that the j0b was S(!co-m- lsh but c~n converse n Hungaran wthn a practcal schedule. We the addtonal dorms for grls and pltshed n :e~ord tme. Also, and German, wll speak n chap~l must provde another scence a busness buldbg the most pres- thm~.the s?mt of the facul~y an?, n what Englsh he knows and buldng_ n the mmedate future sng. admmstratve staff was superb, wt-h a German professor as a or we shall be forced to place an...;. "n addton to buldng needs he sad. at translator. Wake Forest One of s hs to goals learn whle Eng- Ph's To Elect_ New offcers Tonght At 7 -~~' U: h. n t n.. b. t ' lsh wth the hel{l of students. _J..LUg -_es.es.. e_ -a -.er te!~er~~so ce~~~:te to he~::u~:~ For 2 Straght l'j.e~ts- --. ' -- ~ -- JL porarly he wll room n Northwest ~~~~~"J: ~!h ~~: ~~~ ~e~~:c brng hm here. For the second tme n two school, and Florda was awarded Contrbutons wll.be taken toweeks, Davd Hughes w:as rated frst place. D-uke was second. morrow to help establsh the re- Electon of offcers for the Dec. 5 as the top debater n an Wake Forest's negatve tea-m, fugee on the campus untl he draws sprng seme'ter wll be the man nt~rcollegate dehate tournament. ~omposed of Hughes and freshman pay from the college. Lnen and busxess at the Phlomathesan On that date the Nevman, Ga., Joe Grubbs, placed second n the essental clothng wll also be Lterary Socety's meetng to- junor won an award for beng tournament here wth fve wns needed. Some funds were collected nght at 7: 3 0. chosen the best debater n the :.nd one loss. Duke's negatve tea-m, last week from fraterntes. The meetng wll be the ast Dxe Classc Debate Tournament, \\'hch was frst, was the only un- Has Dual Purpose before fall semester examnaton~. whch was entered by 40 debaters dl'feated team n the tournament. The Students-Ctzens Movement There wll be a program con~st- frm 0 dfferent. schools. Wake Florda was frst among the affr- states as ts purposes, "() to ng of musc and poetry readmg, Forest was host to the three-day matve teams. demonstrate our unty wth all centerng around the poem, "Ode tournament. Allen Caroll and Dck Burleson' fghters for freedom, and (2) to to _Joy," by the. German poet ' Tre prevous week Hughes had were Wake Forest's affrmatve sponsor Hungaran famly (s).n Schtller. A recordmg of Beet_ho- been chosen t.he most outstandng team on the topc "Resolved: that Wnston-Salem." The work so far ven's' famous Choral' Moveme~t among 200 debaters eompetno- at the Unted, State~ should dscon- has been n co-operaton wth the from hs nnth symphony wll lh u t./!!". e mverst y p tt b h "" f Jun Chamber of Commerce of OJ. s urg. tnue economc ad to oregn coun- 0r also feature m the pro~ram. The Dxe Classc Tournament tres." Wnston-Sale~. Offcers for the socety are was the frst ever held and the The sponsorng of. Stephen elected each.semester. Robert frst varsty tournament on a Extemporaneous speakng and Nemeth s an experment and the Ftzge_rald, L exmgto~ sophom~re, Wake Forest campus. t wll after-dnner speakng c o n t est s group hopes to brng a famly to d d t d mg has serve as prest en u.~ held here every year. be were also held, but Wake Forest Wnston-Salem. the fall semester. Charles Rch- dd not enter. Jm Watterson, freshman from ards has been vce presdent and To Be Host Agan Fred Le Clercq of South Caro- Bladenboro, js charman of the Ann. Phllps has b~en secretary. The College wl.l agan be host!na was frst n the after-dnner group, and Prof. Wayland E. _ Other offcers have b!'en Ed to a debate tournament when the speakng, and Harold Esner 'Of Jones of the Hstory Department Furgerson, treasurer;" John Earle, Atlantc Coast Conference com- Florda. was the extemporaneous s the advsor. crtc, and Bll Perry, ch~pln. petton s held here n March or speakng wnner. Other members of the movement 'Cane Mutny~ Run Scheduled "The Cane Mutny Court Martal" wll be the College Theater's next producton,.. drector James Walton announced Frday. "Theplay, based on a novel by Henna W ouk, wll be presented Feb. -6. Tryouts for the thrd play by the theater wll be held Monday and Tuesday of next week and scrpts may be pcked up ths week for readng. The cast for the play 22 men but no women. Another :play has been chosen for producton n March. "Grl Crazy," a muscal by George and ra Gershwn, wll be gven Mar and tryouts wll be held early n Feb. Walton sad there wll also be a ffth producton n May. Senors Requested To Lst Actvtes Senors who have not flled out actvty cards' for the Howler have been asked to do so ths week. Cards wth a. coonplete ls~ of actvl..tes are. needed \Promptly by the edtors say,. Aprl. Schools,of the ACC athletc conference wll partcpate. Next on the Wake Forest squad's schedule s a Unversty of M:a.m tournament to be held Jan. 3 through Feb. ~ at Mam, Fla. On Feb. 22 one of the College's teams wll compete n a tournament to be sponsored. by Dartmouth College at Hanover, N. H. The team wll debate both sdes of the queston. Schools represented n the Dxe Classc debates here were the Un. versty of Mam, George Washngt-on Unversty, Unversty of Florda, Denson (Oho) Unversty, Georgetown (Ky.) College, Duke, Notre Dame, Unversty of South Carolna, Unversty of North Carolna and Wake Forest. Fl-orda, Notre Dame and Duke ted for frst.place wth won-lost records of 9-3. The te was broken by addng ponts won by each DAVD HUGHES nsttute Offers Scholarshps For Graduate Study Abroad Schola~shps f-or 957 summer al offce at 530 P S-treet N. W., study n Brtan and other grants Washngton 5, D. C. Deadlne for scholarshp applfor study n Brazl, srael and Cey- catons for the Brtsh schools s lon are now beng offered,.the n- March. For Brazl t s Jan. 23, stttte of ntel'mtonal Educaton for srael Feb. 28 and for Ceylon has announced. Jan. 5. The Brtsh offers nclude awards Awards from all four natons for study at.oxford, at Stratford- a;re for graduate students, but the on~avon and at the capt~l ctes Brltsh unverstes also- accept of London ana Ednburgh. A nun:.: qualfed undergraduates n 'thelber of scholarshps are avalable,.junor of senor years. ~-enors may go by the nformaton desk.. n. Reyno!da Hl!ll today thraugh Frday.. ard fll o~t; _cards_ that wl oo there. Tle nf'orma.ton and applcaton forms for tlese '. Th~ nsttute regularly announat.l tj.e other grants eanr be ;Ob- ces grants f9r study and wll send wm be used".n\ t~"e copy accompanyng_ tne' pctures o!' senors._ taned from the nsttute's regon-:_ detals on r-equest. are Tom Bue, Dave Hrano, Jm Powell, Bll Hens, Charles Dean, Jm Long, Joanne Kng, Peggy Rasberry and Frank Roberts. Church Offers New Program Carland Young, state.presdent or the Methodst Student Movement, wll be n charge of the Sunday nght program of the College Wesley Foundaton. The program wll be held at 6:30 the newly-furnshed student center of the Maple Sprngs ~ethodst C:Q.urch, near the campus. Bob Younts, drector of the organzaton for Methodst students, has'nvted students to vst the church's new lounge for "nformal recreaton and relaxaton." Top '56 Stores nclude Removal The Assocated Press has rated Wake Forest's overland move from the Wake County town to Wnston Salem as No.. 0 among North Caro.lna's top 0 news stores of 9ro. Other tems wth a collegate flavor rated hgh by the newsmen were N.C..State College's troubles Wth the NCAA, the state unverstty!~ _ hj;ng of football coach Jm Tatum ard c ollege-buldlng plans by the state's Presbyterans. Methodsts- and,.

2 Wake Forest College WNSTON-SALEM, N. C., MONDAY, JANUARY 7, n57 ~ssssppans Went Overboard Snce the Supreme Court handed down ts much-applauded yet muchcondemned decson on racal desegregaton, almost every publc nsttuton n the South has taken some. step or at least done a bt of thnkngabout ts stand on the matter. The problem has erupted most volently n publc schools, but there has also been acton on the college level. The dev elopments have contrasted sharply. North Carolna's three major state-supported college unts;. for. nstance, have absorbed N e g r o e s wthout trouble whle n Alabama the publczed Autherne Lucy proceedngs caused not only court fghts, but physcal volence as well. Few thnkng Amercans have been nave enough to suppose that ntegraton-even at the college lev:el- can be mmedately accomplshed n all areas of the South. But whle rabd segregatonsts can expect a degree of patence and sympathy from those who would ntegrate, t seems also that they should dsplay a deg ee of common sense on the matter. State offcals of Msssspp last week prased the actons of the Unversty of Msssspp and M ssspp State College after those two schools had refused to let ther basketball teams play a team wth a Negro player n ts lneup. One 'state senator called the wthdrawal from the cournament the "only.honorable course they could take," but we would condemn t as not only dshonorable, but cowardly and senseless as well. Three N: egro players competed n North Carolna's Dxe Classc basketball'tournament ths season., Not only. 'were thev accepted; one w'as reco,gnzed handsomely for hs ablty. n fact,, the presence of the Ne gr~ n. athletcs has been an everyday sght snce Joe Lous startng push n.g heavyweghts a r o u n d. and Jacke Robnson frst swung a bat for the Dodgers. t just sn't a thng to get hepped up about. So nstead of takng an "honorable course," the Mssssppans w e n t overboard n a Southern sea we':t:e surprsed to learn. ever exsted. lt'::; due tme some se gregatonst.s learned the dfference between cvl rghts and common decency. 'Town And Gown: Relatons Wnston-Salem moved to Wake Forest last week. The annexaton of an area :J.clud-, ng the Wake Forest campus by the cty of Wnston-Salem became effectve Jan.. brngng the two a lttle closer together, legally at least. There were no celebratons, but the event was not wthout sgnfc~ance. Such acton could concevably cause complcatons n the relatonshp of college and cty. There could be questons as to polce jursdcton, fre protecton or other regulatons. But n vew of past happenngs, t doesn't seem lkely. The proverbal "town and gown" relatons were handled favorably when Wake Forest was n a small town; they should contnue wth such good wll n Wnston-Salem. The man thng to be remembered by all concerned s that Wake Forest s a college-and a college s a communty by ts own rghts wth ts own characterstcs. By necessty some of those characterstcs wll be dfferent from those of the rest of the cty. Wnston-Salem has accepted many of these dfferences. t must contnue to expect and accept them. We do not mean by ths that the cty should wnk ts eye at llegal destructon and dsorder on the campus. On the contrary, the cty has the rght to expect--and even demand-that Wake Forest's students be equally as wellmannered and adult as are the townspeople of Wnston-Salem. Ctzens of the college communty must respect the' laws and r ghts of what s now ther home, just as the cty must consder the rghts of the College. The slght change n the relatonshp of cty and College last week has emphaszed some ponts about the two. \Vnston-Sa'lem people are stll learnng about the actvtes and thp methods of college people. We/ hope they are proftng by, or at least enjoyng, the events such as plays, lectures and athletc contests whch they observe. The College has v;rsely oppned ts doors to the cty, but t must always remember-especally n the feld of athletcs--ts foremost responsblty, the responsblty t has to ts students. Students have found town facltes lackng n some respects; such as n. the qualty of moves. But the cty's restaurants, bus servce and other offerngs have been valuable. And tlere reman other worthwhle features of Wnston-Salem stll largely undscovered by Wake Foresters. Whatever the cty has to offer the College. or the College the cty, the annexaton wll brng the two closer. May they greet each other agan n good fellowshp-and n mutual respect. -C. H. R. The Cornered Poetry Crtc (By Sdn.ey J. Barrs n the Wnston-Salem Journal) " just don't go for ths modern poetry," :;;ad the man who was walkng to the bus wth me. " can't make head or tal out of t, and that's a fact." "Naturally," repled. "Very few lvng wrters can compete wth the great ooets of the past. After all, when you fnsh l"eadng 'Paradse Lost'.. suppose you've ;.-e-read t lately?" "Well," he squrmed a lttle. "Not lately. n fact, not snce fnshed my junor year n hgh school."... "Of course," sad, "you, ~ay be ;nore drawn to the Lake poets. Now Wordsworth's 'Prelude'-that was a poem. Remember the lovely part begnnng 'There s one great socety.alone on earth..'?" "Can't say 've looked much nto Words. worth lately," he mumbled. "Evdently you're a purst about poetry," sad. " should have known t at once. Of course, when you have an evenng to spend wth a book, you open Shakespeare's sonnets,.and move wth hm nto the sessons of sweet slent thought.'' ''You know, 've often meant to," he blurted, "but the truth s haveo't looked at LLOYD PRESLAR. Edtor Shakespeare, ether, snce left school. But dd see the move 'Henry V.' Fne show. Very strrng battle scenes." - "Ah," t exclamed. "Then t's the epc qualty of ancent poetry that you mss. n our modern bards. Now 've placed you- see you sttng n front of the fre, declamng those noble passages from 'The lad,' or beng moved by the chvalry of the 'Chason de 'Roland.' s that t2". "Well, no," he confessed. "Just never got.around to Homer. And never heard of the chanson what-you-may-call-t." "Then possbly," ventured, "your averson to modern poetry sprngs from your deep devoton to the 9th century Romantc school." "! wouldn't exactly cal myself a Romantc," he sad doubtfully. "What t amounts to," fnally suggested, "s that you don't actually lke poetry of any knd, but you're ashamed to say so about ancent poetry that has become 'respectable' and 'great.' Tell me honestly, have you serously sat down to read any poem, old or new, for years?" There was no answer. turned, and he had fled, n the fog, on lttle cat feet. JOHN WAGSTER Busness Manager Found~d Jan~ary 6, 96, as the stl!dent newspaper of Wake Fore,st College, Old Gold and Black s. publlshe~ each Monday durmg the s~hool year except durng examnaton and holday perwds as drected by the Wake Forest Publcatons Board. BLL CONNELLY, Managng Edtor. JO BUTLER, Crculaton Manager EDTORAL STAFF: Sally Beard, Dotte Braddock, Vck Brnegar Nancy Carroll Charles Duncan, John Earle, Tommy Elmore, Robert Ftzgerald, Bob Goerhch Ann Grffn Mary Kathryn Hale_. Carter Hedrck, Ede Hutchns, Ann Julan, Randy Lst~rman, Jerry Matherly, Hann_ah Mll~er, Reta Peoples, mogene Poole, Charles Rchards, Charles Rooks Earl Shaw John Shtelds, Jm Turner, Fred Wardlaw ' BUSNESS STAFF: Darlene Herman, Blly CRCULATON STAFF: Lbby Fnch Jea Powell, Davd Rawley, Joe Rchardson, Gnny nette Haywood, Barbara Hll, Jane :Lews, Stephens, Gerald Taylor, Roland Thomas, Penny May, Joyce Odom, Judy Rce Gaynelle Anne Torrey, Sue Weathers. Walker, Barbara Wllams Me~ber of the Assocated f!ollegate Pr~s~ and th!l ntercollegate Press. Represented for natonal advertlsmg by NatOnal Advertsmg Sez:vce, nc: Subscrpton rate: $2.50 per year. Entered as second-cl!lss matter at the post offce at Wmston-Salem, N. C. Offces n Reynolda Hall Telephone l-97 P. 0. Box 756' Extenson 25 Reynolda Branch Wnston-salem, N. C. Exa~~--Po~t-Hol-day Jlotel)rs.,\ Le-tters (All Wrter Notes Sprt At Chrstmas ~arty To the Edtor: When we take.a trp we oft!:ln get a lttle stff from the rde and need to stretch ourselves. The sprt Of Wake F-orest.College has taken just such a tr-p and dd, t seems, get a lttle stff. But a sprt, too, can stretch, and dd-all the way a~ross a Chrllltmas Party and two basketball tournaments. One of the man reasons that Wake Forest has equalled and surpassed ts compettors n every feld, scholastc or athletc, has been ts sprt. t s, therefore, mportant that we do everythng possl>le to mantan ths sprt. 'he co-o.peratve sprt of every segment of our student body n the Chrstmas Party for underprvleged chldren makes one feel proud to be a part of :t. What could mpel a student '!l'th all hs studes and actvtes to take.tme to walk across campus on a cold rany day to get n hs contrbuton? What makes groups work together whch have been on onposte ends of many questons?.was t the Chrstan atmosphere on campus"!' The sprt of approachng Chrstmas? A feelng of brotherly love toward chldren who have not shared some of the opportuntes that we have'? Yes, these t'hngs are pro-bablv mportant, but t was the "Sprt of Wake Forest" thart; made t Jl()Ssble. On behalf of the Chrstmas Party Commttee wsh to express our thanks to all those who 'gave b<jth tme and money. The "boys" couldn't carry t all out there was so much for them, but the cost has been met by the generosty of the students. A full report on the fnances wth recommendatons for next yea-r wll be fled.wth the student government. For those who amended the party bhe. smles of 50 boys should b~ enough. However, for me the fnest even't of the evenng was when one of the Wake. Forest athletes slpped a few dollars n lthe hand of a chld who had come out one toy short. The sprt s alve agan. Ralph James, Charman Chrstmas Party Commttee Offcal Gves Apology For Vstng Teachers. '. T-o the Edtor: /.: letters to the edtor must be sgned; names wll be wthheld on request. The rght to edt letters s reserved. Letters do not necessarly reflect the opnons of the edtors.)... should lke to express a word CYf sncere apology for the "vstng language teacbers" fom the other Baptst colleges for. whatever nconvenence ther use of the student lounge n Reyno da Hall may have caused. refe:r, of course, to the edtoral n the Nov. 9 ssue, dscussng ths matter and ts mplcatons. am sure that nether the host faculty members at Wake Forest nor the vstors wsh to do anythng that mght be consdered an nfrngement upon ' the rghts of the students.. You can hardly magne. the thrll that wll come to faculty members from the other colleges who have ther frst opportunty to vst wth you and enjoy the won-,~ derful facltes on your new camptts. My assocatons wth Wake J'orest College begaj! 38 years ago, and have never observed a fner example of the tradtonal Wake Forest sprt of hosptalty than that shown to ths vstng group of teachers on the part of students, faculty and admnstraton of Wake Forest. T hrough the remanng months of ths coljege year there wll be several other v s tn g faculty.groups from the other sx Baptst colleges meetng a.t Wake Forest, and am sure that they wll receve ths same hearty welcome, and that the students can depend upon those n charge of such matters to recognze the 'respect ther rghts.and prvleges. Ctaude F. Gaddy Executve Secretary Councl on Chrstan Educaton Reader Says Chapel mprovements Needed To the Edtor: t has become clearer s.nd clearer to those who have watched the stuaton closely that t. s nearly mpossble for the admnstraton and or faculty. and or trustees to wake up to the fact that Jesus Chrst never forced anyone to worshp hm; therefore our compulsory chapel s perverson of hs teachn~rs. Snce t s doubtful that we wll ever have chapel servces whch are voluntary, t seems aprcpos for the above mentoned groups to take a long and serous look at these servces, specfcally at those held on Tuesday. have no serous gr:p!s at the Thursday programs-.. Perhaps have been readng nto. the thouj?hts of my fellow students somethng whch does not exst, but have been unable to fnd one person who s satsfed wth lstenn~; to contnual talks concernng -the purposes of the Honor Councl, ODK, Tassels, and trophes for the fraterntes whch have wen the most ponts n ntramural sports. Talks (they are not speeches) on these subjects would not be so tortuous f they were gven only once a year, but by the tme' one s a senor, be has heard the purposes of ODK and Tassels egh,t tmes, whle lstenng to the sam~ about. the Honor Councl four tmes. Speakng. for myself (and magne qute a few others), am tred of such nonsense and am ready to get back to the orgnal purpose of a chapel program: to make the lsteners better persons.. Snce nost of the above crtl~ ;... "').., ' csm s negatve n nature, would lke to present one person's opn-on on rejuvenatng our chapel from the low state n whch t has. fallen. There. are. many people over the state who would not only be glad to take part n such a projeet, but would help the students become better persons and cause them to thnk. For example, would suggest Governor Hodges, Kerr Scott, Sam Ervn, any of the Congressmen, John Myers, Junus Scales, Dr. George W. Heaton, Dr. John A. Redhead, Carl Sandburg and countless others n the state who are assocated wth varous nsttutons. There are qute a few natonal leaders n dfferent felds who am sure would welcome the opportunty to speak to our student body: Norman Thomas, Rchard Nxon and many others who have a cause to plead. Perhaps some of these men would cost some money, but see no reason why the College can not fnd the amount requred to get gooa speakers here. Snce ths s merely my opnon on what chapel should be lke, am sure that some would change our programs n other ways; nevertheless, am hopng that those who are responsble for the poor Tuesday programs wll reexamne ther poston. Larry ngle Junor.Class (. ' '. ~ Maglola,.Lea.ves. By Jane Ay:cck:k., Eved body ret~~ed safely from, _. the holdays feelrg jt '"great" condton to. start. meetng.. Classes. \ '..agam-7-except one unfortunate boy w:ho; says h.e got kcked by, a mule.ov:er ~the :vacaton pel'od. He's fndng t rather. dffcult to... st.. through these hour lectures. '('. ' R;mn~cng 'a lttle,. all of us ~emember how m~ch.fun the' Chrstmas party. for the underprvl~ged.. chldren' was. ~vera!. of the lttle boys made some unepecte~ comments whch bear re~ peatng"'\. ~. One young man walked up to S anta Claus tmdly and reached out t o stroke the brght red sut. ~p u r e cashmere!" h.e.exclamed n awe. Another chap approached. B..U Barnes and carred on a lengthy. conversaton wth!uhe Deacon -fullback. "Are you gong to be an An~. Amercan when you grow tl<p wnny?" Bll asked hs eager. admrer. " can't." confessed the boy. "'m half ndan.'' One boy askecl hs coed hostess f she knew Erne Wggns. "Yes," she repled. "He's on our basketball team." "Hs wfe s my teacher," the boy loasted. "Tell Erne that 'sad' 'Hello.r" Then, as an afterthoug-ht, he added. "And tell hm hs,vfe sad 'Hello,' too." And then there was the small lad of seven who remarked qute 5eroru;ly n the mds.t of all the confuson that thngs should real- 'ly be more or.ganzed.. At one of the fraternty partes for underprvleged chldren, one puzzled young- man.asked a pledge why Santa Claus breath smelled lke hs daddy's. n Psychology class.the ot'her day a student nqured of Dr. Helm whether or not a report on- - the move "Lust for Lfe" would, count toward hs parallel readng. "Certan-ly," repled the professor. "But don't count on the move ever comng to W~.~n~S~len:t Remember that Van. Gogh s an artst--not a. cowboy!" ' Not t~o long ag!> one college couple was dnng at Polo Grln on a Saturday ev!!nng. The watress overheard the gentl\lllan tell hs grl frend to get anythng she wanted. He had just receved a bg check and felt reckless. They -ordered steaks-and the watress antcpated a szable tp. When the couple had fnshed ther meal, the watress hurred over to the table. She found fve shny pennes besde the young man's plate., One coed got _the New Year off to an admrable.start wth ~ long lst. of resolutons. A few of fue more earnest ones are lsted here:. Date no one (except fraternty men and nd~pendents). 2. Not get pnned (untl 've dated the boy at least twce). 3. Not play brdge when should be studyng (unless the grls need a fourth). 4. Absolutely not break busy sgns (unless 've got - joke that won?t keep). 5. Be good, k-nd, sweet and gentle to everybody (except grls) ~ ~- (Jognto Says Removal Was Hghlght Of 956 By CHARLES RCHARDS.. N. Cognto was.asked last week to gve hs opnon of the past year at Wake Forest. He sad, "Ths college has had a successful year. ts enrollment has -ncreased and can't thnk of any hgher achevement possble fo a college. Furthermore, we have contrbuted mueh to the state and naton by feldng wonderful :athletc teams. "As long as we contnue such accomplshments there can be no doubt as to the worth of Wake Forest. We also proved that we. could be dfd:erent ths past yea,r, becomng a college on wheels. Qute a dstncton." Doctor Orders Rest Cognto may be mssed on campus for a fe?~ days ths.week. Hs doctor ordered hm to spend a few day's of rest n Floraa before he enters the examnaton perod. Ordnarly Cognto needs no rest nor,preparat-on for exams, but hs currculum ths semester has been exce'edjngly dffcult. n an effort to mpress hs :folks b~ck home, he sgned up for Wake Forest's most taxng courses 'last :fall. Hs shedule ths year has neluded Anatomy and Physology. He says.of the course, " don't recommend t becallle t has gven me an nferorty complex. Has 'Socal Problems " have been spendng a lot of tme wth my course on Socal Problems.'' Cognto sad. " really have the problems; there are at least two or three 'people who don't lke me. That s why am also takng!antal Hygene. Cognto noted, as a reason for not takng Creatve Dance, the feat that t mght be banned n the near future. " thnk students should b_eware of takng courses lke Comparatve Anatomy, ~ocal Recreaton, Ethcs and Poltcal Theory. Wary Of 'frters "Students s'houldn't study such thngs as Race and Culture, Crmnology or marrage courses," he contnued. But Englsh students must be very careful. These folks lke Shakespeare and Whtman don't wrte about nce thngs.'' Cognto hasn't been spendng all hs tme studyng for examnatons. " beleve _ students should have varety n lfe he sad. watched TV on.new Year's Eve, hopng to 7 see the mad bomber n the crowd at Tmes Square. '~': ~... T

3 .'.-... '., Vt-aC JV"z~ A;b_ 'r;j.eeks Natonal St~~en~ PoU o:::::: :AT:.:.~ :- -Ja-nu-a-ry_7_.= ::-:95=-7-P-AG_E_T_HR_E-:;E o~car-rmumr.ck ntegraton Handl~ng Dslked NEW~~~~=!:~RANT..Chef topcs.for. dscusson la~t week w~re the pn- A majorty. of ~ollege. st~dents rg as good as they can.". plex jursdctonal problem." \ Wnston-Salem, N. c.. nngs and engagements done durm~ the hoh_days as th_e polled recently by the Assocated 'Slow Way'- Proper A loutheastern State Coll.ege Our Chnese Famly Dnners De'acs W,ho Are.Greeks returned from Chrstmas hoh- Collegate Press feel that the fed- Some' students comment that (Durant,.. Okla.) freshman po~ts are the talk of the Town days.., era! government s not handlng the "slow way'~.s the proper way. out that The youn_ger ge~eratton W. D. Tarn, Manager The fraternty sectone were qu~~ as. : 'embers and the school desegregaton problem "t s a hard lthng to swtch accepts des~~reg~tlon. Whle the Phone w. Ffth St. pledges settled down for. fnal exammat0!ls and fresh- properly. from segregaton to desegregaton. older generaton s domg the op- -:.._..: men pledges fnshe<f th~r fnal requrements be- Although students who do not t s. a slow process and thnk posng.:... :. -~~ ll!!gballl!p fore. comng up fo.r v?t~. agree wth federal polcy are t s beng well habdled," says Students undecded on the Jssue * EW,... ' generally slt nto two camps, an Oho Unversty sophomore. can pretty well be lumped under Alpha Sgma.P~ ~"'total of 52 per cent of those Students okay government non- the stateme~t of a freshman. at Th: menbers were. specal guests at an nformal stag party polled answered no to the ques- nterventon for varous reasons. the C o e g e of Steubenvlle -. ton,_ "Do you feel that the fede.ral A junor at Msssspp College (Oho): " don't know all the gven by the ~ledges Dec. 3. " -,., ld k f t " B t M nd graduate The chapter.held'ts annual Chrstmas.party lj.t Lake Hlls Club government s handlng the s,chool says "Pressure groups shou eep ac s. n a ary a. desegregaton problem properly?" 'hands off," and a. Syracuse student feels that no on~, can House Dec. 2 wth a large crowd atten9.ng. - The results: juror feels the government s analyze the problem now. Only, Vstna the chapter last week was past_presdent Jm Gross, who Men Women Total Pl'oceedng properly on a "com~ tme wll tell." s stato;ed at Fort JacksQn, S.!C.. he h l'd. between pres- Yes... 38% 33% 36% '. Nuptal vows were ~xchanged,over t d ~ ~ys No... 5% 53%,52% LTTLE MAJ..! GN CAMPUS by Dck Bbler dent Marvn Gentry 'and coed Martha Bon '-' 00 Undecded... % 4%.2%. r Kappa Alpha The polcy of the f~deral gov- Durng the holdays coed Edna Freeman. of Greensboro became ernment has been one of "hands ' ' off' n relaton to desegregaton engaged to Jeff Helms. -. ' problems. The. admnstraton pre- Tommy Carltgn recently.pnned Maron Kmder, Woma~'s College ' - fus to leave law enforcement to sophomor.e.... local government.- Stll, some stu- - The cjapte:( recently serenaded JeB;n ;Faulkner~ -Re~ Oak JUm~r dents feel the government s :forewho s pnned to Rchard Day. Day vsted the fratermty last week ng the ssue; others thnk t s before returnng to. H.~J:Vard Unyerst?... a'l[odng ts duty.. A la ge cro:wd was.(m han~ for the frst party Qf the new year Two Wake Forest senors and at the' holf.s. e n~ght. ;:. two jmfrors. were quoted n, th~ release on the poll dstrbuted "by..kappa Sgma ACP." "t should have started more Cupd had a busy tme wth th~... slowly," one senor sad, ". ; by educatng the. naton.". The other senor sad that "State government s dong a lousy job.". One WF ju_nor thnks "t should be left up to each state", Kappa Sgs durng the holdays.\ Bobby.Jone~ pnned coed ~andra Jones, Bll. Starlng became en-. gaged to Eleanor Wallace of Greensboro College and on Dec. ' 29 Ben Sutton and coed Mnne - Branch of Rocky Mount were :marred. Alumnus R;Uffn Johnson vs. ted the chapter last week before ' returnng to Fort Sll, Okla. Conclave charman Glenn Clark s completng plans for the Dstrct Seven, Kappa Sgma conchve, whch wll be held n Wn-, ston-salem next month. GLENN CLARK. - ' Lantbda Ch Alpha Bruce Hutchnson held a party durng 'the holdays l). Washngton,, D. C., for several of the broth.ers. Attendng the fup.cton were ''George Cox, Bob Stton and A Garner. Bll Grant recently pnned coed Betsy Watkns of Durham.\.:, Weddng bells rarg durng the Chrstmas hpldays for Bruce '.Lles, and Betty Jean Downs of Woman's College.. Alumnus Tom Stegal vsted the. chapter. last week,.. Sgma Ch~,, The Sgs held ther annual Chrstmas stag party at 'Shelton's Lake Dec. 3. Humorous gfts were presented- to each of pledges and members attendng. Followng the party Santa,Claus (Tony Stafford) led. the chapter's serenade for the grl's dormtores.. John Wagster.pnned Lynda Lpu Ward, Vanderblt Unversty coed from ~lumoa, Tenn., and Hank Bowers pnned Jane Meaner of Meredth College durng the holdays.,,.grand Pra~tor Ed Stothard recenty vsted the chapter., 'Sgma Ph Epslon Several of the brotlers were vctms "of Cupd's arrows durng the. holdays. Presdent Bll Rchardson. became. engaged to 'coed Gaynelle Walker of Ashevlle, Dave Welt~n and va Roberts, Salem sophomore from Leaksvlle, became engaged and.tommy Crawley pnned Martha Wlkns, Salem sophomore from Greensboro.., Many of the brothers returned to school early for the Forsyth County Alumn Club's annual ' Chrstmas Dance' last Saturda:y nght. The dance was held n the ballroom of the Robert E. Lee Hotel. R. B. Costner wll be sponsor at the Kappa Delta ~ororty pledge dance n Chapel Hll nex{ week end... ~~. P Kappa Alpha The PKA's reported no news :for the two weeks before the holdays, but they were busy wth holday partes, ncludng. a masquerade ball held at Forsyth 'Fsh Camp. Frday before holdays began the chapter entertaned 60 boys from tthe Red Sheld Club. Brother Bob Alphn pnned coed Stephane Panter of Forest Cty durng the vac~ton. and- the other says ''You can't get t all done n a year.". The frst was backed up by a South Georga College sophomore n favor of a "more gradual process" and a freshman at the College of Physcans and Surgeons (San Francsco) who feels that '~evoluton, not revoluton" s -the answer. "t should be done. on a slower, more organzed bass" says a freshman coed at Syracuse (N. Y:) Unversty. The other sde of the argument s represented by a freshman at the U nvers t~ says "The federal government s not takng a.frm stand n upholdng the Supreme Court decson". md a Unvers.ty of Maryland. junor who bluntly says "There should be more enforcement.".. Students,who :feel the federal government s handlng the problem properly generally reflect the. opnon of a Yakma Valley Junor College (Y~kma, Wash.) sophomore. who says, "They're do- of Denver who ;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:~~j.,..., ~ Meetngs HOBBES ARTS And CRAFTS O.OS. ~ :folo~!t' L~e~y ~t. PHONE REYNOLDA GRLL 853 Reynolda Rd. Phone PZZA PES WTH A~L THE TRMMNGS ARE OUR SPECALTY :r~_f.;j:~~.s_pag}ett WESTERN STEAKS REGULAR DNNERS e TOASTED SANDWCBE~ We Have Delvery At The. Campus For PZZA PES Every Nght At Nne THE FRENDLY- JEWEL ERS BYERLY and STEELE 48 WEST 4th ST. PHONE "Where Qualty s Paramount" RC Plans Supper ' Prof. John Huckaby of the Hstory Department wll speak at the annual frst semester meetng of the nternatonal Relatons Club to be held 'Wednesday at 6 p. m. across :from th.~ Magnola Room. Prof. Huckaby, who has studed n France and Germany, wll dseuss some aspect of Euro.pean problems. --- BSU Group Wll; Meet The Greate r Councl of the BSU whch ncludes all students :oldfng any church offce, wll'!~old an hour-long workshop meet "Qualty for Qualty We Wll Not Be Undersold'' mg at 6.P m. today n the lower E:XPERT REPAR DEPARTMENT, Serenades are beng planned ths week for grls at Woman's audtorum of Wngate Hall. The College, Greensboro College and Wake F.orest. members wll dvde nto groups.~ : for work n whatever needs they BARGANS "; UNREDEEMED PLED_GES Typewrters. Rado~ Luggage_ Cameras Watches Rngs Clothng.Guns MONEY TO LOAN ON ANYTHNG OF VALUE CAMEL PawnShop HQme Of Low Prcea 6 E. 4th_St. Phone 2, r. SEE UNGERW.OOD JEWELERS oa w. 4th St. _When Selectng Your DAMOND AUTHORZED Keeasake DAMOND DEALER PRCED Frotn ~00. u_p WATCHES Elgn_:.:Hamlton~Bulova Tsso--Eterna-matc Fr~m $ up COMPLETE WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAR DEPARTMENT Use Our Co~vene!'t Charge Acc!lunt or Layaway Plan TOWN STEAK HOUSE 07 Lockland Ave. Phone 2."0005 Wnston-Salem's Fnest Restaurant '.. Famo.us F9r.Ql;lalty Fo~d And Servc~ have. The Greater Councl ncludes = : some 5 students. Nuclear Talk Scheduled Dr., Harold W. Lews of Duke Unversty wll speak on the subject "'Nuclear Ra.;earch wth a Van de Graff Accelerator" at an open.meetng of the Physcs Socety Thursday nght. The meetng s scheduled for 7.p. m. n Room of the Scence Buldng. Wves Club To Meet Mrs. Ruby Carter, an employee of Pttsburgh _Glass Co., Wednesday wll gve a program on nteror decoratng to the Student Wves Club. She wll use sldes n the meetng, whch wll be held at 8 p. nt. n the lower audtorpm of Wngate Hall. The Dfference s The Cut By FRANK KNNEY Take the average har on an "'l.yerage head and curl t up wth,reat care, wave the top and fashon the curls nto a tasteful creaton. Then,pull a comb through t! f t falls nto a shapeless mass wthout contour, wth long strngs ~e e, wth gaps and holes there, then you know there s somethng wrong wth the cut. The har cut s the foundaton, t s the very heart of each style. Wthout. a ')roper shapng no har dress wll stand the comb test. f, on the other 'hand, the bah c o k s better after a thorough combng and s easy to push back nto a charmng har desgn, then you have proof' that the dffer ~nce s n the cut. For desgn har cuttng wth a dfference, permanent waves of dstncton, and har dressng that s an art, try the ar-condtoned Hardesgners Beauty Salon, 46 N. Spruce St> Phone (Pad Advertsement) SNCE 929 STUDENTS MEET AT MORRS SERVCE 40 W. FOURTH STREET SANDWCH ES- SODAS - SNACKS NEXT TO CAROLNA THEATER Nobody Gave A Hoot For J. Paul Sheedy* Tll Wldroot Cream-Ol Gave Hm Confdence "Wse everybody avod me so?" h-owled J. Paul. "Because you're such a ruffed old brd" repled hs best buddy. Well that really opened Sheedy's eyes. He took a tax-dermst down to the store and pecked up a bottle of Wldroot Cream-Ol. Now he's the pcture of confdence because he knows hs har always looks ts best from mornng tll nght. So f people have been hootng at your messy har. screech for a bottle or tube of Wldroot Cream-Ol. t's guaranteed to keep your har ~eat but t?ot greasy. And all the gals wll go, out of ther way to beak to you. *of 3 SJ. Harrs Hll Rd., Wllamsvll~, N. Y., Wldroot Cream-Ol gves you conf~ence ---- Mother and Daughter / Fashons SHOP HERE FOR NEWEST SPORTS APPAREL FOR THE. JUNOR MlSS CORNER LBERTY AND THRD STREETS! -. J.. on the 957 UY.AJ: portable TWN PAK WTH THE ONLY QUCK CHANGE --RBBON! Oarc~na Busness M~c~ne Company 68 W. Fourth Street (Author of "Ba'efoot Boy Wth Cheek,~' eto.} SOME MORE LTTLE STORES WTH BG MORALS Frst Lttle Story Once upon a tme there was an ndan brave named Runnng Bear who had a squaw named Ggglng Water. Gggl~g Water was sort of a mess, but she sure could( make beaded moccasns. Every day she whpped up a brand-new par of beaded moccasns for Runnng Bear whch were so gorgeous that all the ndan mads on the reservaton grew gddy wth admraton. Well sr, Ggglng Water got lvd about all the grts makng'goo-goo eyes at Runnng Bear, and one nght she - told hm so. Then he got lvd too, and they had a terrble rumble, and he slapped her on the wrst, and she started cryng lke crazy and moved out of the wgwam and went home to her mother and never came back. "Good rddance!" sad Runnng Bear, but he soon found out how wrong he was, for the ndan mads were not really nterested n hm, only n hs moccasns, and when l).e stopped showng up wth a new par every day, they quckly gave hm the yo-heave-ho, and today he s a broken man, sttng all alone n hs tepee and mutterngancent Ute curses. MORAL: Don't fght the hand that beads you. ;: Second Lttle Story Once upon a tme there was a sweet ol~ gentleman named Nathan who ran a tobacco counter at a large Amercan unversty. All of the students loved hm dearly, and they used to come over whenever they could to buy Phlp Morrs Cgarettes and chat wth Nathan, both of whch 'vere hghly satsfactory pursuts. The Phlp Morrses were hghly satsfactory because they are full of natural goodness that s frendly and humane and soothng and no small consolaton n ths strferdden world of ours. Nathan, lke Phlp Morrs, was also full of natural goodness that was frendly and humane and all lke that. Well sr, the students smoked Phlp Morrs and yocked wth Nathan, and everythng was lovely. Then one day the unversty decded to fre Nathan and put n a cgarette vendng machne nstead. ' Well sr, the students dd not take that lyng down, you may be sure! They organzed a monster rally and went over to prexy's house and made fery speeches about good old.nathan and how they loved hm.. Well sr, prexy was no fool, and when he saw how heartbroken the students would be f Nathan went, he decded that the wsest course was to keep Nathan and cancel the cgarette vendng machne. Ths he dd, and they all lved happly ever after. MORAL: Bette Nate than Zeve. Thrd Lttle Story Once there was a lon, whch was a very quet lon. n fact, the only tme t ever made a sound was when t had a toothache. MORAL: When t pans, t Shulman. 95& Phlp Morrs, sponsor of ths column, lf!ould lke to ponr a moral too: Nothng ventured, nothng ganed. Try a pack of Phlp Morrs; and rvn yourself a heap of pleasure!

4 P.<\GE FOUR Monday, January 7, OLD GOLD AND BLACK ~.. _ ' ~ l lhre.aten CAJOL~l CllY. l TRY TO FOOL MYSELF 9Y WRTNtr NOT $! ~. "EARJ..Y MORN'S nc TOP o THE DAY AR% TO ~V~ ln "T!~ ~t rjwthllg! ' -Bow~n~Matth~ws TOUR DESOTO - M~tQrs,. n~. PJ.YMOUTH DEALER Su--v~y Englsh Course Wll Now Be Offe--ed fly CHARLES RfCHARDS A new course to be offered ne'xt SE'mester by <the Englsh Department s desgned to help students see Englsh lterature as a whole and to recognze ts contnuty. Stll n the expermental stage, the course s offered to senor Englsh majors n ther last semester. The c,ourse wll consst of ndvdual readng programs for each student wth wrtten and oral reports. The classroom work of the course, Englsh 40, wll be devoted to a study of the hstory of Englsl:J. lterature n ts broader aspects. Dr. Edwn G. Wlson who wll teach the course, sad last week that t wll be "more n the nature of a cooperatve corse." Dr. H. Broadus Jones, head of the Englsh Department, sad the.course was needed for two groups, those who ntend to teach Englsh and those who wll do graduate.srudy n Englsh. Accordng to Dr. Jones, a survey ccurse was offered sophomores several years ago but was dropped n favor of the selected-authors type c:ourses for sophomores now. Ths change left out the hstorcal approach. Later, for a perod of two years, a course desgned to gve an hstorcal ap.proach was offered.to senors, then ths too was drop.ped U. S. Government Seeks Detcans The Unted States Cvl Servce Commsson has announced a new examn<jton for Detetc ntern fm tranng at Veterans Admnstraton Hosptals n the Bronx N. Y.; Hnes, ll.; Houston, Texas: and Los Angeles, Calf. The pay for the nternshp s $2,000 a year. Aooro~rate educaton s requred. Full mformat.on regardng the :req~rements and how to apply s ~tvarlahle at many post -offces throug hout the country and at the U. S. Cvl Servce Commsson Washngton 25, D. C. ' Persons wshng to receve fh st consderaton f o ~ a:ppontment!!ho.uld -\pply not later than March 5, 957. Flat-Tops and G.. Harcuts our Spea:ally 5 Experenced Barbers Open 9 Tll 9 LeVAN BROTHERS BARBER SHOP Nearest Barber Shop to Campus Corner Polo and Cherry Sts. and there has been no sueh course for the last few } ears. Under the set-up of the past few years the Englsh Department feels that t has been.possble foz a. s_tudent to major n Englsh and fnsh college wthout seeng lter_ ature as a whole. The new course s desgned to remedy ths possblty.. Accordng to Dr. Wlson the survey course wll probably 'begn by fndng what courses and what works each student has studed. Dr. Wlson thnks one of the bggest advantages of ths plan s for the prospectve graduate student. 4 :00 p. m.-club :00-~upper Show, 6:30-Campus Scrapbook 7:5-Record Shop 7:30-Musc n Modern 8:00-Classcal Hall of Fame 9 :00-Campus Capers (Rhythm and Blues) 9:30-Navy Show 9:45-Sports News 0:00-News 0:05-Deaconlght Serenade (wth WAR) :00-News :05-Deaconlght Serenade :00-Sgn off SCHEDULE OF EXAMNATONS Mornng.9:00-2:00 January 7-25, 957 Thursday 8th hr. M W F Classes - Jan. 7 3rd hr. M W F Classes Englsh t' and 3rd hr. T T S Classes st hr. M W F Classes 4th hr. M W F Classes Fday Jan. 8 Saturday Jan. 9 Monday.Jan. 2 Tnersday Jan. 22 Wednesday 6th hrt T S Classes Jan. 23 6th hr. M w R Classes 5th hr. T T S Classes Thursday Jan. 24 :F)'<ay Jan. 25 Afternoon 2:00-5:00 2nd hr. M W F Classes st hr. T T S Classes 7th hr. M W F Classes 4th hr. T T S Classes 7th hr. T T S Classes 2nd hr. T T S Classes 5th hr. M W F Classes 8th "hr. 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5 2-037 Center JR..:Deacs Revve -Agan Ajer Jttery. Start. Once ag~r the Deacor b~sketball crew ha~ 'Clmbed from the depths of a mserable start to. take. a place among the magc c~rcle of the D,a~on's tap 20-teams.. Just what the Deacs of Murray Greason and Boftes McKnney wll; do from ths.. pont s totally unpredctable. But t should be farly obvous to Wake op~onents that the D.eacons are capable of.-. ''"\ ~a:blt<t~nrs. S~'t ; Mu~al Chlhs. T~ Re.sume.Play.. By' EARL SHAW, ntramural basketball teams wll JJounce back nto t!:he thck of ther schedules ths ~~ek after. a three-wef!k holda.y: Jllyoff. 'Defendng campus champon Ph Delta Ph scored.ts frst vctory bej)ore the holdays, whle Ph Epslon Ka.ppa, the Srutppers, and,~the Royals emerged wth mpressve wns n two days of ndependent Le.ague' acton. handlng-an.d.beatng--..,any collegate outft n the land. No Fraternty League games,although losng,' 63-55, n the fnals of one of the greatest \Dxe. were s()heduled dur'ng the last.. Classc tournaments ever, Wake Forest' acco :nplshed more than the week of school. experts fo~etold by stayng wthn 0 pont,s of the formdable Tar All games n the campus table Heel~. And the word amc?ng Deacon fans s that the calculatng tenns tourname!jt are to be played Wakes cold puncture the u::~ton No. 2 club on the rght nght. by 3:3Q tomorrow afternoon, ac- Hot T. ar.' Heels ~ State Bows_ co:r;dng to ntramural Managet The Tar Heels, fnshed product of a long and hghly-successful buldng venture on the part. of Frank. McGure,.. left the Ralegh courts sc,orched after a blsterng p.erformauce n wnnng the three- Don Avertte. Partcpants have been,urged t'o check the Reynolds Gym bulletn board' for. parngs.,. vs~ S g Whrlwnds. Sgma P; Kappa Alpha vs. Kappa Wednesday Sgma. Spders vs. Hunter Hosses; Rey. Pre-Holday. Results nolda R7negades vs. Sg Ep Bees; Snappers 57,. Sg Ep Red Vests' 8. Rebels vs. Sg Clowns; Ph Eps- Reynolda Renegades 65, Hunter on Kappa vs. Hlltoppers. H()sses' 50. _ Tllursda;t Bashful Laces 2, Sg P "B" 0. Theta Ch vs. P!{appa Alpha; (Forfet) Sgma Ph Epslon vs. Alpha Sg Ep Bees 36, Rebels 28. Sgma Ph; Kappa 'Apha vs. l: pders 45, Hlltoppers ~3. Sgma P; Delta Sgma Ph vs. Ph Epslon Kappa 59, Srg Clowns Lambda Ch Alpha Monday Legal Eagles 32, Delta Sg "B" D~ta Sgma Ph vs. P Kappa ~26.. Alpha; Theta Ch vs. Sgma Ph Royals 6, Joe's Boys 2. Epslon; Alpha. Sgma Ph vs. (~la~ators 49, Sg "B" 28.. Holday Tournaments Boost Dea~s~ Ratngs day classc. Or succe,ss.ve l!ght~,- tle Bg Blue lterally ran Utah Matches may be playe(l at any Coach Murray Greason's basket. to round nto a top flght club n and,duke out of the colseum. But they exper~enced' a bt more df- tme decded upon by the partc- ball Deacons emerged from a run th-e Carrousel after a punchless fculty.n turnng bat;k the Deacons 'for the bg ttle....s'tll, t~e Tar pants. of the holday tournament gaunt- season start. Pror to' _the Char- Heels 'led all the way lj.nd. neve,r-.j.et the Deacs get closer tba,n seven The.,tramural ~andball to~a- let last w~ wth much-needed lotte ga:ces, the Deacs had lost. ponts from.the- advantage, ',.. - _ -. nent las ~en. scledtled fol>- the 'pose and h_gher natonal rankng. to ~tate and Maryland. and slp. -Pror to the loss, to Carolna, Wake. scor~d a vctory ov r. :(rst we-ek a.fter examnat()ns. All.The Deacons swept to the ped. by Vrgna n overtme. N. C. State n the sem-fnal round played the 'day p~for,e. And no entres should be: handed n to champonshp ()f the Carrousel - Wake.L<'orest '~as ranked hgh as tr~mph 'has'been.so sweet for the beacons n the past two seasons. the ntramural offce by next Tournament n Charlotte Dec th 'n an NS poll last week, was 3 State - had won 0 straght n the seres, takng. every game snce week. - ' 9, and won two of three scraps 5th n the Unted Press raltngs, the Dxe Classc of A campus swm meet planned for n the DxJ.e Classc at Ralegh, and rated 8th place n Assocated, ~- Even' before the wn over State was ca:mplete, the Wake players ths week bas been postponed untl Dec l'ress lstngs. sported wde grns as they held the.ball through the fadng seconds. the sprng semester. Offcals Between the two derbes, Wake v., d h' h G ' h d hope to promote more ntel est l,l Forest clobbered h!zhly-regarded ctcry was sewed up an t s was t e one reason s men a the meet before t s staged. - wated for through most of ther playng -careers. Alabama, 73-50, here n Memoral Bedlam regned 'n the Deacon dressng room- that afternoon. Brt '"Le'Sco~eboard Colseum. t was s omewhat dfferent the next nght. after- Wake Forest had.. f, Classc Wns :'been :forced to settle for the runner-up's prze~ when awards were. Games Ths. Week The fam~d Classc -event propassed out., -vded "prestge" vctores for the McKnney leaned dejectedly n the corner of the dressng cuar- r Today Deacons as they toppled rugged ters after the champonshp game. A reporter app oached and ex- Mfnsteral Conference vs. Sack DePaul,.74-68, n the openng changed a few words., Hounds; R:oya.ls v:s. Legal Eagles; round and scored a.partcularly 'E M k satsfyng. sem-fnal wn over N C } / Joe's Boys vs. Delta S g "B"; Ver a e._. r'... arrouse Sgma Ch vs. Ka~pa Sgma. C. State, North Carolna's Tar Heels tumped the peacs, 63-55, for the champonsh,p of tthe eghth annual,tourney to preserve ther status as the naton's No. 2 team. The 'trumph over State n the second round snapped a 0-game "' '"How does t feel. to--lose a game lke that?" the scrbe asked. Bones stroked hs chn and mustered hs usual grn. "Well," he sad, "when you went to school dd you ever get back a test paper. \vth 69 on t? t feels somethng lke that." - McKnney went on to heap prase on hs two senor guards, Jacke Murdock and Erne Wggns. "Everywhere we go hear people t'alk about_ somebody beng a 'great lttle man', Bones sad. "But don't beleve any 'two lttle men n the country could beat our Murdock and Wggns. Y o~'d have to search the books a lou'g tme. to fnd two better.. tha:n those, s a combnatol}." "Jacke's our lttle general," McKnney smled. "But 'Erne's' hs frst leutenant.'! '. * * *. The C~rro~sel Tourn;_ment; a success- 'for good basketball 'but a tqtal flop fnancally for the second straght yeaj, nevertheless ganed consderable 'foll?wng durng ths year's stand n Charlotte's ultra-modern muncpal colseum.. Offcals o. the tournament so mproved the feld ths year that.the Deacons.were. gv~n only; an outsde chance of wnnng before the whstles blew - ' -. - Charlotte bus~essman John Belk, who abso~bs. ~o~t.of the, frutncal woes of the two-year old derby, has voce~ hs ntent to back the tournament to the hlt untl t becomes an event to match the Dxe Classc ard othe; bg tourneys. The Deacons; n wnnng the ttle both years, have rounded nto a smooth unt n the Carrousel acton. And Greason credts the tournam~nt. for the competton that whpped hs team nto shape the(le last two years. Welcome Wake. Forest Students \ TO YOUR FOREST.HLLS. GULF SEftVCE N. CHERRY ST. EXT. Just Beyond Wnston Drve-n Theater DAN ARNEY, Mgr., PHONE Career opportuntes for the men of ''57 '. 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'BATTER E$ PRE STORE BRAND ANT-FREEZE KARBATE OLD. BRAND :-".!;: -. MPERVOUS GRAPHTE Tuesday Glad.a.tors vs. Snappers; Sg Ep,Red Vest vs. Bashful Lades; PKA "B" vs. Sg "B"; Sgma P '.'B".. - ; Bf!nes Ref!-dy, losng streak for Wake Forest aganst the Wolfpack. t was the frst Deacon wn over State snce the 953 Dxe Classc. Charlotte Trumphs But the men of Greason ddn't Horace (Bon~s) McKnney, Wake have to settle for runner-up honors To. Reactvate, n.star Game Forest's assstant basketball coach, n the CarrouselJhe Deacs wll come out of retrement as a ~ounced Colgate, 66-59,. squeaked :player Tuesday, ~an. 5 to appe'ar by Florda 55-53, and beat Auburn, n an Old-Tmers contest whch 58~48, for the champonshp. wwserve as a prelmnary to the t was the second straght anru-tl East-We.st Na'tonal' Basket- ehamponshp sweep of.the Charlotte event for.wake Forest. T he ball 'Assoeaton Au:::e:ta.r ga:!le- n Greasonmen captured the Carthe Boston Garden. McKnney, who was a pro league ousel last year n ts frst produc- 'ton. standout for sx years, wll jon a host of other former professontl stars n the Old-Tmers game. Among those expected to appear nclude the g.reat. George Mkan,.Johnny Norlander,.Joe Fulks, Max Zaslosky, Ed Sadowsky, Grady Lews and Bll Cross.. The Deacon assstant mentor Played hs fnal pro game wth the Boston Celtcs.n March of Pror to playng wth the Celtcs he served as player and later as coach of the Washngton Caps. HE> was named to the All-Pro team two of the sx seasons he was n the league. " know one thng," McKnney remarked, "th:ey'll have to change that 28 second shootng rule for ths game. We won't be able to.get the hall across the center lne, much less get off a shot n that le-ngth of tme.'' As a year ago, th.e Wakes seemed Hawthorne Pharmacy nc. PRESCRPToN SPECALS'l~ 03 S. Hawthorne Road Wnston-Salem Phone VARSTY SHELL SERVCE Cherry St. at Polo Rd. Wnston-Salem, N. C. 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6 ,,, ' ' ' ~ ',- "~,' --:- - ':, PAGE SX l\qjcday, January 7, 957 OLD GOLD AND BLACK ', :. '..w"..:. _ ~... ' ' 'J.. y,...,.,.,., '.. :...-.',, Frosh.Cagcrs Seton Top JY. c. Atb(et~, Duke.Matnen: Hall~ Gamecocks ' '. Wll Be Back Barnes'HOnors -M~Unt T~ Host WF - Test Deacs Ths Week Wth 3 Games By. CARTER HEDRCK ";as 'the Lands senor's baseball. Ql,,.s~. tutd_.d~ Coach A DePorter's hot-and~cold "Tar Heel Athlete of fr56" s abltes. Barnes batted.30 last J f;, esh,man baseketballers'.vll s~ng the latest honor to come to Wake sprng as a regular on the Deacon. Wake' Forest's wrestle~s; mprov-:-' -. b.acl;: nto acton 'tomorrow. nght Forest's All-:\mercan fullback South Carolna -.~.. :-; '....-~.. squad. ng wth every m'tch; wll take, 0, ~ganst the Hgh Pont College Bll Barnes, U~ted Press announced 'dtjrng the holdays. North-South all star game. De- an Atlantc 'Coast Conference strug_: Sw~ched to,. halfback n the Duke's. Blue Devls saturday n : jayvees at Hgh Pont.. : Here Saturday Resumng play after a holday Barn,es c::>llected 49 votes n the cember 26, Barnes was chosen the gle at Durham.,-... l' lay- off, the Deaclets wll enter w!l e servce's electon for North outstandng player on the South Coach D.or('Hpps' matme~ lf?st ~... ths week's battles wth a balanced Carolna's top athlete of tl}e year squad.. to' Carolm n the season opener, An nvason'{) New Yor{'s.Mad-! L S-3 rt>cord. to edge out Duke's Dave Sme. who but regst_ered a.'f!atsfyng...-?tory son Square Garden for an encount.. ~ ~ Sad Jmmy!lurns, sports ed- over N; C. State. before- holdays A Frday nght game aganst cr wth Seton Hall and a home, '.. for of the Mam Herald, "Next to n, the frst home match ever stag- '.'forth Carolna's Tar Babes n.,. the North's.7-7 vctory over the stand aganst the South Carvlna Chapel Hll and a Saturday nght S. th t th 0 B the ed. here'.,......,.' Gameco~ks m e on the..vake For- battle wth Oak Rdge.here n tle most ou decsve a e margn. range was n ow choos- ' The Deacs met a strong Vrgma tb -t st basketball ag;:nda ths.week., The Deacons,nl mt then n:; tonal ratng on the lne Thursday ng-ht when they battle Sebn Hall/.. n the Garden. and wll return to ACC competton Saturday nght n Memoral Colseum. Potentuf Power The Prates of ~eton Hall, always one of the naton's better ndependent teams, haven't qute lved up to pre-season expectatons ths year. Stll the New Jet seyans have shown flashes of brllance and are consdered a potentally- great team. All-Amerca canddate D c k Ganes and.a 6-9 newcomer. named Tom Cross are the brght spots n :the Prate cre,v. Ganes s a 6-0 guard and Cross s a strong re bounder at center. Other standouts are 6-7 Marty' Farrell and 6-4 Charley Lorenzo. Sophomores addng consderable eserve streng-th are Rche Bucka_,ew, Dck Brghtman and Phl Samuels. The Prates ha\ e all that's needed for a powerhouse, wth ex ;perence, scorng- ablty, heght and reboundng skll Best n Years South Carolna, sportng one of the best clubs turned out at Colm\ ba n many years, s sparked by!hgh-scorng Grady wallace, S-5 forward who does everythng well. The Gamecocks, dependng on the steady play of Soph Fred Lentz, Art Smejkal, Marshall Perkns and Bobby McCoy, have scored some mpressve wns ths year, ncludng a- decsve trumph over N. C. State. ERNE WGGNS.. Deacon guard Greasonmen Clp Off Wns, ~On Trp North :""' o,r the wnnng effort, contrbutng THE VARSTY GRLL Corner. Polo Road And Bethabara Open Daly 0:00 A. M. Featurng A.M. Ho Lunches - Sandwches - Short Orders PENNY WSE* POUND FOOLSH "'m sad to say," sad Tootse Brown, "The weght gan just gets me down. Each bte, each drop of ths or that, mmelately tums to fat. Some grls, note, can eat and eat And yet they stll look trm and neat. To aggravate the stuaton. much dslke my fat's locaton. wouldn't so :qj.uch want to change me. f only could rearrange me.". MORAL: Rearrange your smokng deas and :fnd what contentment means. Get real pleasure, real satsfacton, wth Chesterfeld-the cgarette that's packed more smoothly by Accu. Ray for the smoothest-tastng smoke today! Smoke for!!!!!.! ~. smoke Chesterfeld '$50 goes to ANN BLACKMAR, Bowlng Gr!!n Stat.. UnN!rsty f?r her Chester Feld poem. 0 LJrptt A M'Fert Toba.rc:o Co. Wake Forest added an mportant feather to ts basketball cap 'fhe nght before, Murray Gl eason's Deacs had chopped down Frday nght by clppng Temple Unversty's Owls , n the George Washngton's young Colonals, 72-54, at Fort Myer, Va. hladelpha Palestra. Temple, regarded as one of the '~ naton's best although not currenttower LOBBY CAROLNA HOTEL - PHONE Guards Hot GAROLN. A HOTEL BARBER SHOP v ranked, was an eght pont ndvdual Har Stylsts - t Pays To Look Well, sons. home-court favorte over the Dea- OPEN DALY 8 A. M. - 5:45 P. M. - SAT.. 5:30 P. M. Jacke Murdock a~d Erne Wggns, Wake's ncomparable guard combnaton, shouldered most of 20 ponts each. Wendell Carr ptched n 0 ponts, whle Jack Wllams was lmted to sx by the Owls' defense. The' Deacons led at halftme after a last-second.shot by Wggns had provded the ntermsson advantage. Wake fred a percentage of 47.8 from the floor and was near perfect at the charty lne wth Temple ht on an even 40 pe cent of ts feld goals and shot 6. on free throws. Brodsky Hts 8 Mel Brodsky led the Owls wth 8 ponts. n the George Washngton affar, second straght Deacon wn over the captal cty lads ths year,.jack Wllams provded the spark wth 22 ponts. Wake Forest pulled.!away from Lhe Colonals after fve mnutes, : Colseum wll complete the week ~ fo:r tle yearlngs. Won Last 3 J Before vac~tons, the Baby Deacs.,. l Jc.st consecutve games to Dulre, ~>-';.. N. C. State and Oak Rdge, but hounced back to brush off Davdsrn. Hg-h Pont and Campbell '.Junor Cole~e.. GeorP:e Rtche, a 5- guard -~'rom Chattaroy, W. Va., sparked the three successve wns by dump. ng n 7 ponts. -.,_, He collected 8 aganst Davdson, '20 aganst Hgh Pont; and, 33 nganst Campbell, n the latter contest he ht 6 of 20 feld goal Lre.s and made good on one of two free throws. Rtche has a season -total of 2 ponts and a 20.2 average for the BULLET BLL BARNES... trbutes contnue. sx games... h Forte Second p_olled 45 votes. Bar~es ha.d. eg t frst place votes to Stme's 5 m the Charle Forte, 6-0 guard from ballotng / Huntngton, N. Y., ranks behnd Thu~s~ay nght Barnes wll be Rtche n the scorng ~epartment v. th 90 ponts,. whle Wnston presented the ACC's Outstandng (Twg) Wggns s thrd wth 87. Player awdrd at the fourth an- Roundng out the Deaclets' start- nual Gree.nvlle, S. C. Tou<;hdown n.; fve are forward Jerry Mtchell Club banquet. Durng the nght,.,.,f"' Youn!l'svlle and center Dave Wake's head football coach Paul Budd of \Vodbury, N. J., who wll Amen wll be presented the Coach return to the lneup after sttng of the Year Award. C'Ut a shoulder. njury durng tle Both Amer and Barnes wll be last three games. -., en hand January. 23 when Barnes' home town, Lands, N. C., turns Tllett Beleves out to honor ts favorte son.. The UP earler had chosen J Red Prestge Down (Contnued from Page ) nvason of Normandy and the followng sweep across France and nto Germany. Before jonng the 'Wake Forest faculty ths summer, Dr. Tllett taught at Carson-Newman College, where he receved the B. A. degree. He receved the master's degree from Te!!chers College, Columba Unversty.. A specalst n 20th century European hstory_,. Dr. Tllett dd hs Ph. D. research, on the Sovet Unon's role n the League of Natons. Durham Physcan Sets Up Trust Fund (Contnued from Page ) d'.. land and practced me lcme m Courtney n Y adkn County for 0 years. D}lrng ths tme he also dd J:!OSt-graduate work n hs specal feld of medcne. He moved to Durham n 908 and has spent 48 f hs 58 professonal years there. " He was a founder.and frst presdent of the Durham-Orange Medcal Socety. We eall for Road Servce and delver Dal GULF C. E. Motsnger, Mgr. :Buena Vs~a Gulf Servce Barnes on ts All-ACC football team. Also fgurng n the votng Socal Scence Stpends Open Prnceton Unversty has announced competton-for 2 Prnceton- Natonal Fellowshps n the humantes and socal scences. The grants are valued at $250 each for enterng graduate stu- Canddates hav~ been asked, t{) request dents. faculty members to fle specal nomnatons n su~port of ther applcatons. Deadlme for applcatons and supportng documents s March. Por~rays Th'e Most Revealng Lfe-nspred Story Ever Flmed! KRK DOUGLAS Vncent Van Gogh n "LUST FOR LFE" n C'Scope and Color! COMNG SUN., JAN. 3th WNSTON* THEATRE Cor. Buena Vsta & Reynolda 20 Years Experence ln Automoble Work * ~ the second half to roll up the Tres.'Batteres, Accessores n,.ton bulk of led the for margn. fve mnutes George Wash-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~====~=~~====. n the sc;ap but could not keep up the pace aganst the experenced For The Sharpest College Fashons Deacs. T'S HAWTHORNE GRLL 9 S. Hawthorne STEAKS - CHOPS SHORT ORDERS FOR THE BEST N SALADS LUNCHES Purtan And Jantzen~ Sweaters N BOTH CREW NECK AND V-NECK STYLES CAHLL AND SWAN, NC. Co'r. 4th and Cherry Sts. Wnston-Salem STEAKS PZZA SANDWOH~S THE COLLEGE NN RESTAURANT Half Way Between T ()wn And Campus On Reynolda Road " ~ ng the.most valuable Rebel. Bll Cavaler dub saturday.. ~.e Barnes of Wake Forest receved Reyt}olds Gym wrestlng' room. all 6.. Yates' and the 39,8 fans After the Duke:. engagement,. Wake Eorest wll- take a break \\~ll agree he deserved them.". for exams, returnng to acton n the all star game Barnes lead Feb. wth a match at 'Appalathe South ~ th 54 yards n chan State Te'achers college. carres and caught: a 36~yard pass Appalacha~ " s. a perrenal fr.ont Duke's Sonny Jurgenson n wrestlng ld~gprl' n.. the North the Sou~h touchdown drve. State CoDference and_ boasts a Plans. for. the Lands occason seasoned. te'am: W:hcl, ralk~ as calf for, a talk by Amen a revew one of the be3t n the area~ ' of Barnes hgh school ~areer and..., flms of a Walte Fo:est football Gra:dutte Enters OCS game : nav'fu~.aunan~ a rece~ grad- Durng hs -senor.'. year at Land~; uate' ()f the College, recently ~as Bullet'!ll re cdved:'all"state honors -acce~ted rto the Navy's Of~cer.. n football, basketball anu baseball. C;lnddate program n Ralegh.. ~ '... SOMETMES. ANY Ml QAN lt: GREAJt. A Pct~re of :P:z:oud'Pe~ple, A Love: story, A. Ca~alcad~ -A Confet of Creeds-A Personal :P~ama of. Strong. 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