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Muscl * On Other State ? Who was the drunk who was placed on the top of Wade Hampton's statue in the State House grounds by some fond friends the other night? He stayed until two a.m All of which is rather horsy, we think "Honest John" Mozingo, back on the campus again, explaining how things work up at the Federal Land i Bank, where he has a job.."..It seems he was left alone so consistently the , first day he was up there that he asked very plaintively for a sheet of ( paper to write a letter home... .Journalism students deciding that another , definition of news is not when some- , one gets a job at the Federal Land Bank, but when someone doesn't... Jean Harvey, Cow Omega, we hear got a horse for Christmas... .Doctor 1 Taber informing a class that everywhere he goes, earthquakes automati- , cally follow, and looking vaguely , wondering when the class registered alarm > < Doctor Ferrell informing reporter 1 the only news he had was that he had i heard rumors of Davis being painted 1 Also making dirty cracks in < class about a certain fact being not i for publication Wilbur Jones declaring that The c Gamecock was lousy, and Musclin' In t only fair, adding that he used to work j L Beam, A T DOES Good tobacc for Lucky J the center le bacco plants, developed. P ferior in qual these are the ing. Only th ?so round, ! to spill out. smooth. Tha forget?"It's Aiwa: _sr Copjrfcht, 1934, vtxo An? in' In I Press Practices * on the staff He must not be the literary type any more Prominent student Aspirants for the office of president of the student body getting all wrought up in literary societies, getting in training.... Also various rumors about who is to run for May Queen Johnny Bowden passing around candy Is he running for something? Did Nellie B r o c k man ever get her suitcase? It was lost at Annapolis, and contained everything she had, including her Cliristmas presents Joe Norwood is entertaining his classes with spelling matches now.. The Amatos, the rumor is, have a 'new" car (it's new to them anyway) The other night it got stranded an a street car track, and the motorman had to help them push it off.... Why don't the Sigma Kappas put >ut the new electric sign which we icar they have? Troy Stokes making fiery speeches (again) in the egislaturc Coed being introduced as the daughter of a representative, .vhom she had never seen before.... Billy King, ex-editor of The Gawc ock, trying to persuade staff member o take him to Taylor street, saying it was such a nice neighborhood.... # iickic ymjuilyjf HE TOBACCO > NOT SPILL < os... real good tobaccos... that's t Strike's fine, smooth quality. We aves of the finest Turkish and doi Not the top leaves?because those a "Tot the bottom leaves?because the ity. We use only the center leaves mildest leaves?fully ripe for perf< ese choice tobaccos are used to mak 50 firm, so fully packed ?and no 1< That's why Luckies are always t's why always "Luckies please". I toasted"?for throat protection?for f ys the Fines ricaa Tobacco Company. Carolina Pugs Defeat 3 Florida Aligators 6-2 (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) boxer with plenty of fight. He is ex- ] pected to fight before the season ends. I Taylor will fight bantam again this f week. ** t Carolina's hopes were given a severe 1 setback when Wilburn Clary and 3 Henry McManus were lost to the team. * Clary was advised by his doctor not to fight because of an injury received on the gridiron. McManus is having ^ an operation performed on his knee. ^ Doctor Bradley declaring that most 11 students fail because of outside work. a ....did you know that, Genevieve?.. s COPELAND CO. 1409 Main Street KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES $36 JESSAMINE CLOTHES $22.50 LEATHER JACKETS $7.50 to $10 FREEMAN SHOES $5 and $6 Visit Our New Store 1409 Main Street Q az&ed jj^lj DUT . VQr he reason MjjP j use only -^jF mestic toire under?se are ine Luckies ( PP& \ 3ose ends M mild and H&kt WMem ^nd don't iner taste. The Metropolitan Opera Over NBC Red and Blue Networks Saturday, 1:40 P. M. Eastern Standard Time, LUCKY STRIKK presents the Metropolitan Opera Company in the complete Opera, "I/Africana." t Tobacco ~~ nz_ >v 'i>. .- & . National Official Visits Petitioning Fraternity Jack Chaille, Official visitor of Chi Psi fraternity spent four days in Coumbia while visiting the Alpha Beta raternity as an answer to the peti;ion sent in by the group in the fall. While here he made a thorough analysis of the university, fraternities and he petitioning group. The A. T. O's have vacated their Id quarters at 1635 Great* and have ust moved to 1807 Green. They are ilanning to hold a house-warming in he near future. Frank Wardlaw, forier managing editor of The Gamccock nd now working on the Record, is taying at the house. Charles Thomas, National Sccreary of Sigma Nu, visited the local fj YOUR STORES ' l| 0J # 111 THE CANTEEN ill Sandwiches. Cold Drlnke, gjf ||i Toilet Article*. College I|j jewelry 5v^;j UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE Vj|f W-. The Official Book Siore fit ? Hi CAROLINA PRESSING I club xsw Ipi For flna dry c,ean 0 O f|| ?7? jfoll ind only th chapter last week. Palmer Johnson of Marion was a visitor at the Sigma Nu hopse last weekend. The Actives of Alpha Beta will entertain the pledges with an informal ' dance tonight. Saturday night, immediately after the boxing matches, the Sigma Chi's will throw a dance at their house. 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