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Calcott Traces Church F < Addresses Meeting Of Yates Snowden History Club Friday Night Pointing out the peculiar analogy of an overwhelmingly Catholic country with a popular government pursuing a violent anti-church policy, Professor VV. H. Callcott traced, the developments of Mexican church policy at a meeting of Yates Snowden History Club last Friday night. He termed the position of the Catholic church in Mexico today as that of "abject pleading" for its very existence. Beginning with the overthrown of the church oligarchy and the passage of the Constitution of 1845 lie traced the increasingly severe measures taken by the government from that time on and described the counter movements of the church which eventually lead to the complete overthrow of the clerical power. He said that the Mexican mind seems completely to separate religious from political considerations. Although the average Mexican remains staunchly Catholic on the spiritual side he is absolutely opposed to clerical interference in politics. In line with this he pointed out the situation that existed just before the recent reapproachment with the Vatican, when though the nation was under a virtual interdict and a sort of religious apathy seized the people, there was no thought of concessions to the Holy Sea. He concluded by pointing out that though Mexico has been torn by this strife for years she still remains 1)5 per cent Catholic and Protestant leaders themselves have said that they can see little chance in changing this ratio. He said that the Y. M. C. A. seems to be the only effectual agent of Protestanism and quoted the phrase that the reason for the Y. M. C. A.'s success was due to its "invasion of Mexico with a basket ball in one hand." Stadium Work Started Within Next Few Days (CONTINUED FKOM I'AOE ONE) inducements in the way of tickets for games in coming years were offered to all alumni who subscribed a $100 or more apiece. Ben M. Sawyer has been in charge of the drive to raise the money for the project. Money for the actual construction, $82,000 in all, has been borrowed from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation by the City of Columbia and will be secured by bonds to be met by the gate receipts. The bonds will mature serially, $3,000 a year beginning September 1, 1934 and through 1936, $4,000 a year from 1937 through 1943, and $5,000 from 1944 through 1952. University and Friday?Saturday Tiiey take what life offers, and if life doesn't offer it, they take it anyway! Rascals by choicc! Parents , by accldcnt! Your old aunt TilHe..Gus..and Capt. Kid! Am TlLI.II ANOCIII A Paramount Picture with W'C'FIELDf AIhwWIPWOMH baby uRoy | THEATRE i sassssssssai MONDAY-TUESDAY Elissa Landi WARNER BAXTER IN "I Loved You Wednesday" i Mexican policy In Talks G-ridgraph To Show Carolina vs. Louisiana The Carolina-Louisiana State University game will be reported Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the University Field House. Two Raines have been successfully reported over the Grid-Graph since its installation by Dr. James T. Penny, professor of biology?the Temple and the V. P. I. games. Due to a conflict with this report the Columbia High School-Bailey Military Academy game has been changed to Friday afternoon. U. 8. o. Very Few Girls Taking Chemistry Recent reports from the different science departments reveal that there arc fewer women ' taking chemistry than any other science on the-campus. There happens to be only 1(5 women while there arc 1(57 men in the freshman chemistry course, and the sophomore, junior, and senior classes are composed of 10 women and 131 men. In the Biology department the men out number the women 106 to 102, and the Geology department remarks a total of 302 men to 130 women. u. H. o. high school games will be played on the field. It was originally planned to have a concrete and brick facade to the stadium but because of increased prices caused by the X. R. A. it was necessary to dispense with this additional expense. Architects for the project arc Sumwalt and Howe. U. 8. o. Joe Norwood looking only mildly interested when told that a certain giddy blonde Delta Delta Delta was searching wildly for him.... Iioast made by a certain hash-slinger to the effect that he can feed 200 people in half an hour?an average of one every seven seconds.... Fast worker. Dr. Fcrrell explaining to Fritz Turner that he would love to answer his questions, some other time.... Professor Wagner commenting on the beauty of the mountains, which he visited recently ... .Alpha Kappa Gammas looking self-conscious all dressed in white Wednesday. piiiill ? 1933, Liccrrr & Mybis Tobacco ( Girls Honor Dr. Snowden "Hail, Carolina" Q-iven Program Given In Chapel Monday Morning; Many Girls Sign Up For Glee Club A sextet from the Girls Glee Club sang Yates Snowdens "Hail, Carolina" in chapel Monday and Thurs- ' day in a program in his honor. Those in the group were Olive Nettles, and Lodemia Gaines, altos ' Sarah Pearlstein, and Margaret Clayton first sopranos; and Margaret Sue Copenhaver, and Louise Newton, sec- < ond sopranos. : The Glee Club recently appointed ; two managers. One to cover the col- ! leges of the section, and one the cities. They are Faith Brewer and Anna H. I Smith. I Among the girls who have already signed up for the Glee Club this semes- ' ter are: Helen Bell, Cornelia Jackson, Alecti Horton, Corric McCallum, Nelle ( West, Mary Busby, Aline Conard, Catherine Townscnd, Agnes Hughes, 1 Mary Gilmore, Margaret Cornwall, 1 Courtney Atkinson, Margaret Aull, < Kaith Brewer, Olive Nettles, Anna H. 1 Smith, Sarah Pearlstein, Margaret Sue Copenhaver, Louise Newton, Dink i Gaines, Margaret Clayton, Sarah Rec- ; tor, Eleanor McCall, Margaret Wat- : son. The Glee Club will be prepared to ( present soon a program of Stephen ' Foster songs. - '< U. R. O. j School Of Pharmacy Receives High Praise Praise for the School of Pharmacy was expressed in a letter received by E. T. Motley, dean of the school, from C. II. Stocking, past president of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy. "The instructional staff is made up entirely of young and energetic men who arc interested in advancement of pharmaceutical education in South Carolina," the letter stated. "The laboratories are adequate and well-planned and apparently thoroughly equipped for the teaching of the various subjects in the curriculum. T here is also ample classroom space." Mr. Stocking congratulated Dr. Motley on the legislature' decision to continue state support for the Pharmacy Department. I sy to understa mng folks are *er... if&mcii smoke in a j |Tang< Zo. I 111 -I.I I Muscl On Other,State Dr. J. T. Penny commenting on the Unexpurgated Edition of The Carolinian .... T>r. Crow recounting to a circle ol awed listeners the lurid episodes of his life in France during the World War... .Among the more interesting tales was one of a little brown-eyed nurse.... but ask Dr. Crow. Seen in the same box at the Orangeburg game a law school Casanova, a flashy blonde and a fruit jar. "Dutch" Willard explaining the arigin of his nickname .... Some monomaniac on the campus has changed all the available signs on the campus >o that the letter p is replaced by b. In this way students arc forbidden to bark near the driveway leading into [he main campus, and the abode of Messrs. Ferrell, Bonn and Wienefeld lias become "The History Debt.".... Who said Gamecock reporters weren't observant? Freshman asking library attendant low to get material concerning George Washington being told "pull out the irawers and look up under Washingion.''.... Dr. Babcock (without whom Musclin* In would not he complete) "caching into hfs trousers pocket with I dismal gesture when Mrs. Babcock suddenly came to the door. Speaker at the Clariosophic recep:ion telling the wild story of a farmer II the upper part of the state who had i calf.... Heckler asking the exact BIG STAGE ANI ?ON THE GENE i IN PE Wl CANDA A (The Hottest Boys ?ON THE WILLIAM RETURNS AS I "S. S. VA1 "KENNEL MT '''[(grasailii Br '^jpP i a sensible package 1 irRoi .the tobacco tl [in' In s Press Practices situation of the town where farmers had calves.... Pauline Brewer wondering what "Musclin' In" is?will sonicone please tell her? Wiley Brown at the moot court advocating that .instead of the lethal chamber South Carolina should allow ner convicts to be executed by means of Troy Stokes' hot-air.... Sigma Kappas on hand at the Union station at 6:30 a. m. to meet a national inspector.... Many comments heard on how the Delta Zetas liked the character-analysis of them in the last issue of The Carolinian... .Mitchell 'Morse reciting a limerick about a young man from Siberia What work on The State apparently does to one's morals ....if any, in the case of Mitchell. Many students requesting more scandal in The Gamecock and others less dirt in The Carolinian... .It must be grand to be agreeable.... Dr. Derrick explaining the economic situation to Miss Hiller, in the University High " cafeteria. Extracts from Hi-Life, would-be rival of '1 he Gamecock "Atherton Whaley is now working for The Gamecock, trying to make it as good as Hi-Life, but it can't be done." Ma! A freshman remarking that l)r. Bass certainly had acquired that Mae West strut... . Professor "Tee Hee" Jackson giving a math quiz that made over three-fourths of his class flunk, and then getting sore about it. > SCREEN SHOW STAGE? AUSTIN :rson TH lnd coco this side of Hades) SCREEN? [ powell philo vance N m dine's" JRDER CASE" monday?tuesday m mmmmT MBIhL $mk W*y*W9 MBall L0 cents W ugh C kat's MADE FO jwvvwnwr o, ivmy iminauiiir ibi1 i lagacHEMMi'i tin.? n.i 11 Your Stores THE CANTEEN j Cold Drinks, Sandwiches, Tobacco, Toilet Articles \ ? _____ '' | UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE Official Book Store of the University GAMECOCK PRESSING CLUB Special Student Rates ?! ???. "Scn'icc at less cost" to Students <v MAT?16c NITE?20c WEDNESDAY ONLY JAMES DUNN SALLY EILERS VICTOR JORY SAMMY COHEN IN "Sailor's Luck" WEDNE6DAY WILLIAM POWELL MARGARET LINDSAY RUTH DONNELLY IN "Private Detective 62" THURSDAY?FRIDAY "Constant Woman" From A Play By | EUGENE O'NEILL WITH CONRAD NAGEL LEILA HYAMS CLAIRE WINDSOR BOBBY CONLON SATURDAY TIM McCOY IN "End of the Trail" ALSO Johnny Mack Brown IN "Fighting With Kit Carson" | ui j R PIPES