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Announce 4Y9 Groups' Topic Kirby Pace's "National Defence" Considered By Discussion Groups Tuesday Discussion of Kirby Page's "National Defence" will be taken up at the various groups on the campus next Tuesday night, it was announced yesterday. The topic, which should be of singular interest at the present because of the state of affairs now existing between China and Japan with the possibility of the entire world becoming involved, will be taken up from all angles at the weekly meetings. The meetings will close on March 22nd. 'I hose who will be in charge of the different tenements will be: H. E. Cone, W. I. Latham, A. S. Hodge, J. A. Bigham, E. E. Derrick, Charles Cook, Lamar Bcthca, Jim Galloway, C. W. Cox, Jack Hall, F. S. Griffith, D. J. Delk, W. M. Harley, W. L. Glenn, E. R. Finlay. K. E. Prince, E. II. Yelton. H. Finlay, L. J. Horton, J. C. Shirley, YV. P. Youngblood, and J. R. Bell. u. s. c. Carolina Alumni Sworn Into Bar Hamlin Beattic, Columbia; Champion Edwards, Sumter; and Randolph Swink, Woodruff, second semester graduates of the University Law school, were sworn in as members of the State bar by the South Carolina jA supreme court last week. They were sworn in soon after the court opened its February term, upon motion of Dean J. Nelson Frierson, of the Law school. C. B. Allen, of Latta, fourth member of the class, is ill at the Baptist hospital after an appendicitis operation but will take the oath later, r - u. s. c. NOTICE'S People who have handed found pens to Mrs. Moon please call for two unclaimed pens. ! Dear Mothers ? j| Do not be misled by , tfV a title. We guarantee ! M B you'll b* proud to If acknowledge you have I MMIS" 'I ilarrlug CLARK CABLE WALLACE BEERY k Dorothy Jordan \ Conrad Nagel \ KpJ^ "Hell Divers"- is a | great ptctur? not only 1 because it is one of the most ambitious ever I attempted, lint because / this human story matches tears and lauglis <ind romance for every spectacular thrill. I C'mon ? live with your sons through the loves and thrills of "Hell Divers!" Mon.-Tues.-Wed. Thursday Sound News Columbia's Leading Show Place 1 > J - - - - - --j Friday?Saturday JAMES CAGNEY In "TAXI" I With LORBTTA YOUNG Monday?Tuesday "NO ONE MAN" With PAUL LUKAS RICARDO OORTEZ CAROLE LOMBARD > Club President BH ^ SgH^Kv JftwH 3k *'' ll^HsBllP |l H J|K .v. .^ j Bland Hammond Columbian Leads German Club Bland Hammond, President; Miller Patterson, Bill Cantey And Foster Are Officers H. Bland Hammond of Columbia was elected president of the German Club yesterday afternoon. A Sigma Nu, Hammond has'played a prominent part in social and forensic activities at the University. He is an ex-president of the Euphradian Society and a member of Omicron Delta Kappa among other organizations. Along with Hammond were elected Miller Patterson of Fayetteville, N. C., Kappa Sigma, vice-president; Bill Cantey of Columbia, S. A. E., secretary; and Jack Foster of Columbia, A. T. O., treasurer. Gene Rankin of Tampa, Florida, was chosen senior leader and Johnny Bowdoin of Hampton the junior leader. Rankin is a K. A. and Bowdoin Pi Kappa Phi. U. 8. C. . M. H. Shepherd Flays In Society Speech (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) with pride to the repeated prizes The Gamecock and the Carolinian have won in press associations. Yet I wonder if the societies themselves have been largely responsible for this succoss. Practically all our students are interested in work on the publications, yet all students are not interested in literary societies. We should not give up our publications, but we should awake to campus conditions, and for the best interests of the University be willing to share our control with others who arc just as capable of managing them." The new president criticized politics in the board of publications and declared that should it continue, the societies may expect the student body to take away the publications by force. The board members must act for the interests of the publications, instead of for the interests of themselves, he added. Mr. Shepherd advocated stricter qualifications for membership in the society and for revision of the programs. He suggested that the society be divided into two groups as in a legislative body. Preceding the inauguration, Carlisle Roberts, retiring president delivered his ex-augural address. The other minor officers were also installed. This meeting combined both the installation of officers and a reception. A quartet from Allen University sung spiriturals and popular songs throughout the evening. V. 8. c. Stokes Inaugurated As New President (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) frequent reference to Clariosophians of the past who became famous in after life. "There must be a revival of interest, a reorganization of government, and a concentrated action on the part of every member toward a common end," Stokes said in conclusion. Immediately preceding the inauguration of the new president, William C. Herbert, head of the outgoing administration, addressed the society briefly, reviewing the work that had been accomplished during his term of office. The society passed a resolution providing that $25 be contributed to the campus fund for paving the sidewalks. Lester L,. Hamilton of McColl was elected to.tlie office of critic to succeed J. W. Greene, who did not return to school this semester. v. m. o. FOUND: Man's hat and pair of gloves. See Mrs. Moon at campus post office. > ' ^ . Muscl On Other State Dave Hamilton, sleepy-eyed.., .Gene Halsey holding down a rumble seat ....Paul Greenstein flirting.... Louis Togneri, sedate (?) groom of a few months.... Mary Toney un-anxious to mcijt classes.... Fred Williams who prefers "FreddyWeddy" to "Fred"... .Tom Knox wiping mud from otherwise spotless clothes.... Betty Payne flying back From Florence Sunday with Leah Zeigler Eugene Carmichael, '29, in the city for the weekend... ."Fish are biting" says Tom Moore on returning from Lake Murray. ... Bob Coggeshall strolling nonchalantly....E. YV. McCarrell headed toward LcContc.... Cecil Abrams parked comfortably on the campus.... Susan Gassaway rushing to class late... .Sam Jones stirring about campus Frank Wise headed up-town.... Mary Reese with a few measly A's on her semester's report..Sam Galloway, in a boarding-house rush.... Henry A. Selby with studious look as he passes Prof, on campus... .Roberta Plowden enjoying the movies.... Caroline Gaillard walking back from Burnetts'.... Frances Allport caught in the rain without a raincoat.... Dr. Babcock finding a new system of taking the class roll.... Lucretia Holliday, who finished in February... .Professor Bass, who has recovered from his operation % Students examining posted grades ....Bill Callaham wearing a funny rain hat.... Someone screaming about a commerce course to Jim Walters standing in front of the chapel A Pan-Hellenic receiving line completely in black except for two dresses in shades of red... .Sorority girls disgusted with having a rush week when everyone is broke Piles of last years examination papers in the trash box outside Davis Freshmen of September looking quite sophisticated by these new freshmen of February In Canada Freshwomen are called Freshettes, and sophomores, Sophettes Reba Quattlebaum making good resolutions Martha Lee Martin taking life easy ....Leon Whetstone passing canteen \ The Chesterfield soloist ALEX GRAY "and\ Hoi Mm HHH \>' i- v': Y ' * ' Vi '* / V* ' -* s V < V V iV-: in' In Press Practices and examinations... .Boyd Polk in automobile ....Margaret Stevenson playing tennis... .John Denny holding girl's hand.... Loren Epton speaking of "dates"... .Mary Lou Fairey riding around the campus.... Lonnie Causey wearing dark spectacles around the campus....H o t political discussion after the Clariosophic meeting last Tuesday night "Judge" Smith back on part-time duty after a serious illness Louis Rosen looking for someone to let him in the Law Building after leaving his books there Continued talk about a war with Japan, and loud praise for. the Chinese stand... .George Dean, who bums to Greenwood every weekend without fail Limps and bruises as a result of spring football Some freshmen wanting to know who Padereivski is.... The discomfort of hitch-hiking in the rain Barker Kaminer from Spartanburg... .J. R. Bell of Harleyville speaking of the Sino-Japanese conflict.... Co-eds in traffte jam in front of the capitol.... Groups of nervous sorority girls surrounding the chapel on Wednesday Johnny Hart and Black Wilson riding in rather queer-looking Packard.... Boys standing in Davis looking at girls' basketball schedule Frank Wardlaw getting up at five o'clock to study, due to faulty alarm clock.... Eugene Stanton, Dillon frosh, cackling. .. .Carolina's economists out in full strength at the Deltasig.... Herbert Taylor with good grades.... Hugh Taylor, the good-marks engineering lad.... Co-ed remarking that Lew Wallace would look "sweet" in knickers.... Picture of Charlie Mercer in local paper?with a fez on his cranium.... Margaret Smith, Reed's daughter, on her way to McMaster school Students running from Davi$ college in pouring rain Grif Pugh helping Tiny James register.... Sam Caughman with "that" hat.... Edna Broughton chewing gum.... Sam Taylor blushing.... Henry Smith winking Dick Evans speeding in his auto. | * ? ! Girls Accept Bids To Many Sororities # (CONTINUED FROM PAGE' ONE) lumbia. ? Delta Eta Sigma: Raye Mark, of Beaufort. Delta Zeta: Emily Evans of Columbia. i COLUMBIA OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 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