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i .F. 7' 2 THE TECHNICIAN ,m (Tr‘ ‘ singular that there have not been kWhh“ "—"-"—'-—' (‘larlt Street will give relief to thelS x:::wwywvww

,. llB Lil lttttal‘ more accidents on the campus. ThereI l A.S.S. ANNOUNCEMENT llllleOm problem. but, until vilien. 2 t" have been SOYt'l'lll, hilt none fatal.:i ”1m: Emil”; ”my: “9 ”"3“ 1’13 u“: 5;' ' h dto 1th . . .. __ ~-...',,l= suentloy.ctzcns.an poxceo . a."T rig-“ti?!”ggolixrlgzntfycdllzgeniifenAarizultur: Ti“, “ml"l's ‘l""".b” ',' till“), "11“} l i All professors who turn in l Raleiix". Smne steps must. beutakenli g ['0 essor IDif. and Engmcerlnz. “It I 1310“” ISIS it‘ll”: '0 l ”INN-I101!" i grades or I888 than “B" for I toward “crogsing I'IllleOl'O Street 5 S7,, way either into or out ot It‘llt‘lgll. l any members of The Agromeck I cautiously." A safety drive. spon- 2 r. Hillsliorn Street has ever been staff will automatically become sored by The Technician. with the it 30113", Raleigh's speedway. When the aver— member“ 0‘ the Alpha Sigma aid of the student body and the Ra-5 age driver going west reaches St. Sigma FraternltY- . leigh police, will mean much toward_, 7i. Mary’s he decides that he is out of JOHN ANDERSON l preventing further accidents. LE SANDY CLAWS, 1179i‘ . the zone of law enforcement,- and Editor. 1 ‘ "Safety Firs:."" "CIL‘osllei-ii‘l‘lsgoxt': beenflflght giog’gf‘of'vtxlemvl:3. the hi hcst ii are on his s )ecdmnc- ._.._...._._._._.._._...._._..|. but.“ cautious y, an 00 o . m9“ 8 on a 8 mm ’'. HEIBER NORTH CAROLINA . g. ‘g . . l A ‘AAM MAW_M.AW-..M..W ways before crossing." are slogans things Just the way I should, 1101'.COLLEGIATE PRESS ASSOCIATION ter is his spied limit. . ,. . , . that must be adovted in 0rd" ‘0 loafed in anything. I ve washed my. Now that IIilleOI‘O has beln mudc campus than in a doantown hotel . , .,'!~ 3,3,1?“ SERBZTli‘m": wider the reckless driving ha, in- haul-00m? ”“9"? the Present Xitr‘iaiiiilnnnn face, I ve combed my hair, and kept the woodbox full;0 nun-un-nhn-ouN-mOm-~—uun ‘ ' ‘ ' . . , O ,-———————— creased. L“... week a negro, driving Those who went to the Yarborough 1 ye searched for duties everywhere. nor stopped forEditorial staj]: . ,. dance after the closing of the dance slinging bull. My lessons all were well prepared froma high-speed truck loaded ulth coal, \ d-—------— .._.._.._..._. , , , rE u- 0"“ "mud" um" - , - on the campus would have preferred gym to nthmetlc; and I was always sorter scared toJ L. Gun-.1. .Mhundltor sped into town making at least 00 . .w, L. Mum “mg,” m... ~ .1 i H _ ‘ l l i to remain at the gym an hour longer; U d1 3 play off hookey, sick. My little brother had for lunch3 v. Kmo______________00,, um”. um es per tour. 0 Hum t irongi :1 "C ey the bi est iece of ie Whil f . f allW. R- BUINm.....................-lhchnue Editor group of Meredith Silldt‘lltfl “'I10 88 p . p prayers O mlne orI. G. Nouns.................................Social Editor H h . 1 ll F . dance more, they were willing to pay 0 o the bunch went daily to the sky. I’ve counted fifty t

.' “”9 0' “5mg “a.” “t “0 0‘. “‘r an additional $1.60 and so to the ’fore I’d fight; I hit above the belt' and though my eye f:Assistant Editors: Grounds scattering them like so d (1 ’. owntown ance. since that time - was swollen tight no anger have I felt I 1 vew. EVAN. A. L. Amln- ___,+ . . 0 my pop4 r. A. Vnnon mail}: 3909‘“ . t l 1 “00 “‘9’" “a“ bee“ "”0" WWW!“ l“‘ and mamma, too, and every kid I know; but I ain’t had. ere are approxnna ey .0 side and outside. as to the dancing Exams are so prominent all over t - r . .f . .Business Stafl: students at State College. They will hours here. There will be dances the campus now that there is very al hlngghat s new forthalf 8’ 3:41" or 80h N0)“ Sandy,G. P. DICKINSON...............................Adv.lanmr , . - ‘ , l D ease, ring on your 0Y3, an et me 8V8 bOUt five.- closs Hillsboro for their mail to 0 corresponding to that late dance so little thought given to anything e se. _w. 6. Plano"... National Adv. amour , g for I have been the best of boys that ever’s been aliveD. B. BIANCH.. Ant. Adv. Manager to their fraternity homes, to the bar— long as the dances on the State 01- After a few days we will all have theJl'r C. DAVIS.. ..Circuiation ManagerW. R. 83cm... ......Aut. Cir. Manager bcr shop, or to go to town, on an “339 campus stop at 12:00 0'0 Ck- Christmas spirit, when the trains he-i -— . . ,, - To be sure. it trouble ev r arises sin to near the home towns bearing ,WWW~y Reporters: til gag: (fifth?kotd‘lpirigg'iiigrmlfli‘lfi a late dance. in the. Y borough our bodies and minds wearied fromr" F. E. Paul-n B. A. sinus ‘v‘ ‘ " _ b ii ' i m t 1 1 k such hard work and exams. .i; B. J. K0}? D. C. WORTH faculty, office force, and l'(‘Sl(I(‘llI 8. room t W S and out II b 8.0 Make It two weeks of enjoyment. SQUARE AND COMPASS Red Terrors Defeat Fast ‘Y, l

Contributors to This Week‘s IssueL. R. Jounson F. M. Wulusoxheadlines and that won‘t help Statecrossing will bring the total up to College.somewhere near the 10,000 mark. The best dances in the State are

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and may everyone's Christmas be ahuge success! In this climax our FRATERNIZE AND EAT Quintet in Pro-Season Gamealfi-lyvnggu 1,“,1 II}: gill.:AN The automobile traffic is very held at State College; why not have joys shall fall and we will find our- The Square and Compass (Masonic) (Continued from page 1) 2I - Kn heavy, this being 0,“, of ”H. most customary hours and have a larger selves back here again. Then will be Fraternity held abanquet last Wednes- Eason's floor work, with that. of i

. Entered mend-d“- mm": Febrile” 10- congested routes in the state. attendance and greater satisfaction? the time for 0“" minds ‘0 be ”88h day in the New Tea Room. Major 0' Sim son featured the “Y" t ll 1920. 't “'9 ”°“°m°° “ ““3!“ "Mt" C"°' ' . - I from the holidays and ready to work. f‘. Early acted as toastmaster and p ' eam s i.’ an... under the Act or lurch 3.1379. lhonsands puss daily. , 'l‘. S. STUART- we man a" he in good 5pm” to e'veryone enjoyed the occasion passing. Eason was also runner-up ET r ' . , Q , ‘ , - ' ‘ - n iSUBSCRIPTION PRICE: 1}"1033 03$“? "H?“rm ‘1'? i “SAFETY FIRST” ADVISED support the basketball team and see Those present were Major C. C. :flxptcsorlng for the Y With an“'25 FER COLLEGE YEAR to on to. ma c. ifc sa ci' Ol‘l‘ this! that we have. another State cham- Early, F. S. Hardee. Col. J. W. Harrel- ' .. iO dvemu" were solicited with a" pub street It ‘9 destined I” “""l Dead A system of safety must be in- pionsliip. and then to the Southern son. W. A. Blanchard, Prof. J. E. Hil- State Rocky Mount Y

poseurot. putting below you dependable Ihop- Mans (llll‘i't’n between Greensboro stalled on Hillsboro Street. in front t‘onference. ton, Prof. E. w. Timberlake (Wake Gresham.Simpsont :33, 23pm,“ mfigbguthikogmcfig g; and High Point. of the College. both for motorists With all these in mind but not too Forest). '1'. L. Wilson. Prof. C. w. Forward 7Transient“. In the first place stndcnts should and for students of the College. The deeply rooted, We shall all leave the Riker, R. J. Harris. Prof. A. H. Grim- Spence ............................... Yelverton é——— '—:~"’* -—:: be. more careful. “7,, have heard recent accident at College Court. old campus in the next few daj's with sliaw, J. N. Cadieu, Dr. Thomas Nel- Forward ,

‘WVM"; citizens 0f t1“. town remark 'that which cost the life of one of State'sl a smile on our faces and a good sen, E. W. Ruggles, and Mr. Frank Brown ...................................... Eason' - .‘ . ' . . f l (‘liristnias to everyone. Cupps. Centerstudents seen , , _ , _,_ students shows the great need 0 ‘ . .’, Paragraphlcs g 1,,“ ,1 ‘n' 'l I‘lldlta 211,111]: then 11“}pr "safety-first" on Hillsboro Street. -——-—~-——-—————— ————————-—— Watkins ............... '.................. Brake ,t, ‘ “ ""‘ “ " “‘ “-‘ ““ ““” Plans. which are. underway, to (in, Mr. Kemp Alexander. an. 1900. is Mr. w. A. Hornaday. as. 1909, Guard

ilndunger. _ vert traffic on N. C. 10 to the West-l vi e-president oi‘ the. Acme Hosiery ;\:.S. 1910. is practicing veterinarian McDowall . ........................ ThompsonOnly four pagcs this neck. The t'lly ”f Raleigh should "d0!" ern Boulevard and on N. C. 50 tot Mills. lnc.. Asheboro, N. C. at Greensboro. N. C. Guard______~ a drastic law enforce-systcm of . 'J _,-,A,Vv “NM w. W’V\~V\’\4\/‘.\/\‘\/V , ”4 flnxs.» . A. MAMA/xx.“MAW/‘A r»-

They will probably be just asbusy the first week after the holi—days, swapping Christmas yarns.

v.» A new angle on the co-ed situa-tion has been brought to our atten-tion.freshmen tothem.

They threaten to require thecarry hairpins for

We have been “legging” the PostCards For Christmas Club, and thelatest indications are that we standan excellent chance of becoming amember. ,

That old cheering down at theGym sounded mighty good Satur-day night.‘ The old spirit was thebest thing in evidence except theRed Terrors.The thing that happened to Run-

dal Martin on I‘Iillsboro StreetSaturday night might quite as easilyhave happened to any of us. l.ctus use. more caution, and let us' in-sist that tile traffic authorities usemore precaution.A YAWNING DEATH TRAPThe accidental death of young

R. D. Martin, on Hillsboro StreetSaturday night, was bllt one of aseries of fatal and near—fatal acci-dents that havc happened on’thatthoroughfare. The series will con-tinue with increasing frequency astime goes by unless drastic steps aretaken to prevent this wanton wasteof life.

There have been two killed iiifront of State College in as manyyears, the last a student. The otherwas a negro laborer, who was rundown by a motorist who spccded onhis way, never to be caught.Two years ago a senior was run

down as he alighted from a streetcar on registration day. He spentmonths in a hospital, and is stillslightly dcrangcd.

Since that time. at. least four oth—ers have bccil confined to the. hos—pitals as results of wrecks, while al-most countless students have beenslightly bruised or had very narrowescapes.

During the last five years therehave. been several accidents, some ofthem fatal, on Ilillsbol-o Strcct.from St. Mary's west.

The. latest fatality was the faultof no one in particular, but. the faultof circumstances in general. Martinwould ordinarily have b'a-n fairlysafe iii looking out to his left foroncoming cars as he started for thestrcct car, as he was nearly a blockfrom the barricade across the op-posite side of the street. The motor-ist would ordinarily have been onthe right of the street in that dis-tance.

Because of the construction work_-on Hillsboro Street this fall and the.resultant traffic congestion, it is

lnent regarding the traflic on thisl'“’0 know that thc students will . l. , buswst of allbe too busy to read sin pages. ._' ____ _....__ present, and iii the past, there. hasits boulevards. .\t.

been little more regard for citytraffic ordinances on this strcct thanlif then were none ill existence. |

All haste should be made to com-plctc the two new western outlets,ione by the Experiment Station andithe other by Brooks Avenue, through lFairniont. iThe prcScnt situation is a blight'on the city of Raleigh.

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STUDENTS, BE CAREFUL!Are college students growing more l

careless. or has the year 1926 beenunlucky for them? Since the col-'legcsi ‘September therehave been a great number of acci-dents and deaths reported. |Last week J. D. Martin, a StateCollege student, was killed as he waslrunning across the street to catch atstreet car. This is the first iatal'accident reported from this College.but many of the students have beenconfined to hospitals on account of,injuries or sickness. These studentshavo received their injuries fromauto accidents. football games, andother sources. lState is not alone in reporting:many accidents, for there have beentw0 Carolina students killed and sev-eral injured at both Wake Forestland Davidson.All institutions should stress safe-ty among their students. so in thefuture similar accidents will not hap-pen. F. M. WILLIAMSON.

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LONGER DANCE HOURS\Vhat can be done concerning thehours of the dances given on theState College campus? Is it rightthat all dancing hours on the campusbe from 9:00 to 12:00? Should wehave the same. hours for dancing hereas We are accustomed to when of!the campus? iFor some time the dancing situa-lion here has ‘been very unsettled.and from the opinions and discus-.sions among those students who at-tend the dances it is obvious that'they are not satisfied. Only a veryifew dances with the exception ofthose. held on Saturday nights have:the hours front 9:00 to 12:00: in-lstead. they are from 9:00 to 1:00.and on special occasions from 9:00to 2:00.Hours such as these are customaryto the students in their home towns,

and naturally they have become ac-.customed to them. When we are'here at school we must stop dancesat 12:00, which gives us, including:intermission. about two hours toidam-c. since the functions here doinot llcgin until around 10:00 o'clock.Only recently, during the Thanks-giving dances, we recall that as soonas 12:00 o'clock came the dance wastransferred from the gym to the Yar-borougli Hotel, where the studentshad to pay an additional fee. In-stead of undergoing the possibilityof trouble, would it not be better tohave a State College student on the

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—and now, while he doesn't ownthe business, he's got what hehad hoped for in a business ofhis own. He's gained the oppor—tunity to bring out the best thereis in human effort—to handlemen rather than materials.

That's what Howard D. Egohad in mind during the time ofhis early schooling at GrandIsland College. It was activelydeveloped during 1919-21 whenhe worked nights in at Lawrencepower plant while completing thework for his B. S. in Engineer-ing at Kansas University.

Ego doesn’t scorn the well-known dictum of Socrates—“Know thyself." But he getsmore of a kick out of the practi-cal upplication of“Knpw others.”

Today—five years after en-rolling in the WestinghouseGraduate Students’ Course—hedirectly controls a staff of fiftypersons. And he’s responsible

for coordinating the efforts of1500 employees—half of themmen and half of them women—on the production floor.

Ego is Production Supervisorin the Coils and Insulation De—partment at the East PittsburghWorks._ He is the link betweenthe entire Westinghouse organ-ization and thirteen foremen whodirectly supervise the work ofhundreds of employees. He isengaged in a production jobwhich turns out finished partswith a shop value of more than$i,ooo,ooo a year.How \Vestinghouse offers

opportunity to engineers differ—ing widely in outlook is demon-strated again in Egc's case.From the time be conceived his

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ambition to work with men hispath has followed a straight line.His training course at East Pitts-burgh was in Works Manage-ment. This lasted about a year.Then he became Chief Clerk inthe Coils and Insulation Depart-ment. Only one year later hebecame Supervisor, reportingdirectly to the Works Superin-tendent of Production.To the man who wants to

work with men rather than withmaterials, Westinghouse offerspromlsmg opportunities.

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All college students from Ran-dolph County who are attendingcollege at the present time will havea get-together meeting in Asheboro.N. 0., December 23, 1926.This is the only county in the Statewhich holds a get-together meetingat Christmas each year. The firstWI-IY—

‘ ’ banquet was held last Christmas, andDo So Many State College Students Buy Their such a great success am it is"w to be an annual affair.

SHOES Randolph County has many stu-From dents attending in college in thisState, and many attending college inother states. They have a get-to-HERBERT ROSENTHALN gether meeting to discuss their vari-ous schools. Each college that hasstudents from the county is request-. CAPITOL CAFE ed to have a representative to makea short talk. explaining some phaseof the college.

It is hoped that some arrangementcan be made whereby the high schoolseniors oi the county can attendthese meetings. The plan will prob-ably be Worked out at the next meet-ing whereby this can be done. Ifthe seniors who are in high schooland expect to attend college could bepreSent at these meetings, it wouldbe a good advertisement for thevarious colleges represented.The principal speech at the ban-quet will be delivered by Congress-

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the evening. Other entertainmentwill be on the program.This banquet is for both male andfemale. students, Last year, at thefirst get-together meeting of thiskind. there were more female stu-dents than malc. It is hoped thatthey will he more evenly distributedthis year than last. This banquet isto he held in the Ashlyon Hotel.Asheboro, N. (3., December 23, 1926.from 8-12 p.111.

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The vacating of the basement ofHolladay Hall by the Physics Depart-ment has left ample space for officesfor the students' publications. whichhave in the past had either inade-quate quarters or none at'all.The new quarters will be far fromsatisfactory. because of a lack ofWu—Cb—"n—u—cn—I—n

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the proper furniture and cabinetwork. The heating situation mayalso prove far from satisfactory, asHolladay is strictly an office buildingand has no heat after 4:30 pm.This problem can probably be solved.The Waiaugan and The Agricul-turist will probably. move in immedi—ately after the holidays, as they haveno offices at present.It is not known whether The Tech-mll-n—n—up—n—..—-—.—|.— \4!

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THE TECHNICIANnician and The Agromeck will move,or if they will choose to remain intheir present cramped and otherwise‘unsatisfactory quarters in the Y. M.C. A. building.It is understood that permanentoffices will be fitted in the basementof Holladay as soon as funds areavailable.INFIRMARY PATIENTS

ARE NOW RECOVERINGAll the patients in the College In-firmary are rapidly improving and

for appendicitis at Rex Hospital andare now convalescing under the careof Miss Mainor.R. S. Mears and R. L. Wooten, asWell as F. W. Habel. manager of the1926 football team. gave up theirappendix in each case under the doc-tor's knife, and all will soon be outof the Infirmary.J. B. Webb has been confined tohis bed in the College hospital sinceThanksgiving. with rheumatism, buthas been improving rapidly in thelast few days and will be able to gohome for the holidays.B. A. Peacock is out after a con-finement of two weeks, caused from

recently have undergone operations!

l—ll—I-IO—HWM'l'he millennium has arrived. Wewent to no less than tw0 banquetslast week. and green peas wereserved at neither. For these thirty-odd years we have waited for just.one like that, and to have them comedouble, was simply too much. When .we'get into the legislature our first1bill will have nothing to do withEvolution. but will safely consign-the inventor of the green-pea idea to‘a life of solitary confinement. along-‘side the fellow who invented thisway of eating with one hand underthe table. Neither of them deservesvanything better.O t ItThe Wake County Chapter of theAlumni Association was host Fridaynight to the members of the varsityand freshman football teams at atvery enjoyable banquet at the Yar-borough Hotel. Mr. L. E. Wooten.president of the local association,

Army. He may be reached care Ad-ljutant-Genei‘al. Washington. D. C. lt #Mr. Henry A. Huggins. BS. 1900,]is a. partner in the firm of George W.Higgins Company, jewelers, at Wil-mington. N. C. O t 0Dr. John W. Carroll, BS. 1897. isa practicing physician at Wallace.N. C.

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acted as toastmaster, and featuredhis services with introductions ofeach member of the teams, and byspeeches from the coaches and cap-tains. and from several distinguishedalumni present.it t tl1 Mr. H. D. (“Red”) Hamrick, of\the '24 Electricals, left the General

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Electric folks long enough to bewith us some during the week. “Red"used to rate first in a good manythings. He was first monogram manto make the Pine Burr, and the firstto win the P. D. Gold CitizenshipMedal. In addition to that, he wascaptain of track. and still holds theState record for discus throw.‘ t t

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': ard has obtained a Chrysler and sud-denly become a sheik of the firstorder. k. t, Mr. S. H. McNeely. BE. 1908, isf with th Westinghouse Electric andlManufacturing Company at Buffalo.New York.{ t I! tl Mr. M. L. Eargle, B.Agr. 1908, isliarming on Route No. 7. Charlotte,l N. C. It It I

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