The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 22, 1935, Page Page Five, Image 5
Engineers Visit
Surveying Party
Invited B y Breem
Students Watch Base Line Workers
Of Coast Survey At 1
Local damp
Members of a geodetic and topographic
class surveying tinder Prof.
R. L. Sumwalt, recently visited and
observed at work a base line party of "
the U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
about five miles from Columbia. v
The invitation was extended the stu- a
dents by H. R. Breem, chief of the 11
gcodctic survey. While there the men
studied practical methods used by the
government men. c
a
This base line party is the only one f,
of its kind in the United States, and a
consists of ten men, according to Professor
Sumwalt. They located last in
Arkansas and have gone from here to 3
Florida.
Their purpose is to check computa- ^
tions made by triangulation parties, c
and their figures are used by later par- f
tics in mapping boundaries of farms *]
and property real estate.
It's difficult to convince a loafer S(
that lie isn't smarter than the man
who works. J
?Men's Wearables?
Clothing?Hats?Shoes
v
Merchandise of Quality for n
the man who cares. 11
p
Kuppenheimer Clothes, Stet- e
son Hats, Freeman Shoes, s
Manhattan Shirts, Wilson
Bros. Furnishings. ti
f
Learn The Way To p
COPELAND GO. J
1409 Main St. h
| p
f
I
l^m
[: j?
Frc
biti
Ne
use
sive
you
do
Fir
|| 3 cum 1
A
Bradley Talki
On German*
%/
Discusses Herr Hitl
litler Formerly Imprisoned I
Saying That He Would Rearm
Germany
In 1921, Hitler was chased fr<
lillar to post in Germany and fina
inprisoned for declaring that lie wo
earin Germany when he came ii
lower, according to Dean Bradl
vho is deeply interested in Germ
iffairs. This was at the very beg
ting of Hitler's campaigning and pi
ic sentiment was not then with hi
lis propaganda, however, was carri
)ii from year to year and made m<
nd more of an impression, ui
nally the Germans were willing
ccept his leadership. /
"Not only will he rearm, hut chaiv
re that through diplomacy and nej
iations he will make a strong hid
he return of the Polish Corridor a
Jpper Silesia to Germany," the D<
ontinued. "This territory was taV
rom Germany by the Versail
Treaty. Hitler's objective, as i
lounced in his 1921 campaign, is I
trapping of this treaty in it's cr.tirct
Student Body Laws
Amended At Meetii
* (CONTINUED FROM PAOE ONE)
The second change requires that t
resident of each academic class sh
nakc a report of receipts and expen
ures during his term of office to t
resident of the student body at t
nd of the year. The profits frc
ocial cabinet, each class, and beau
ageant will be placed in the creat
tudent Body Fund. The Universi
reasurer shall be custodian of tl
imd. All orders for release of a
art of this fund shall be made aft
majority vote of the students prese
t a called meeting, and shall bear t
ignature of approval of the stude
ody president and Kappa Sigma Ka
a fraternity.
An innovation was made last year
rom one
to the otl
yjjoWivt/
?m one end to the otl
ter, undeveloped top
ver a grimy, tough bo
only the fragrant, mel
: center leaves...the lea
i the mildest, best-tasti
not irritate your throat
i your best friend, day
m *p i
cJuxCf
0
SE^ONLY CENTER LEA
t. \
qtjVE YOU THE MILDE
" ju \j \j \j MX
Long Wins
Last Bout
p
d With Final Telegram
Word From Secretary Squelches
Members Of Junior Law
Class
in
Senator Long has neither received
by "?r acct',)tc<' y?ur invitation (stop)
j \ our mother should liave taught you
c. better manners," was the terse reply
in the telegram Wednesday morning
in from Huey Long's secretary which
,s ended all speculation as to whether
'it ?r n?* ^anious senator would speak
at at t,,c an nual banquet of the Juniorist
Senior law classes at the University,
at Members of the Junior law class had
r" voted to ask him to speak, and a wire
to this effect was sent to him Monday;
Tuesday the class met again and deaj
cided to withdraw its invitation, so
u_ another wire was sent telling the senlid
ator that the class had reconsidered
re its action.
iK ?17. B. P.?
girls from each sorority, four nonto
ifj sorority resident girls from Richland
m county, and four non-sorority non-resc.
ident girls. These girls will be named
ie by the groups they represent. The
>? judges will select three of them appearing
in the pageant, and the students
will select one of these to be
? their Queen of the May.
n. ^ h
c; Judges Give First
y Place To Dunaway
>a
j (CONTINUED FKOM I'AGB ONE)
a his debut into oratorical circles how c
ever, having won the State High
11 School Oratorical contests last year.
Second place was won by Luke Williamson.
The judges were: Dr. R. T.
s. Bonn, H. W. Scott and Judge M. S.
Wlialey.
y ?u. s. c.?
The Irish Free State lias decided to
o continue giving free meat to the poor.
^ft
5 Crow Speaks
y On Gultur
To Educational Grou
sr
Dean Of Education School A
'or dresses Southeastern Conference
On Education
"'I lie Place of General Culture
om the Kducation of the Future" was t
lly subject of an address to the Sout
uld eastern Conference on Kducation 1
lto Dr. Orin 1\ Crow, dean of the Sclic
ey, of Kducation at tlie University, r
lan cently.
in- "General culture will have a place
ib- the education of the future if there
in. any education in the future. By e
ied perience llie world has discovered th
ore the most valuable education is th
itil which enables an individual to adju
to himself to any situation and is not tli
type which prepares one to undo
ccs take any specific process which m;
to- discarded with the changes in civ
for ization," declared Dean Crow,
nd " I here arc three theories of soci
?ati and cultural progress; Gradual cvol
:cn tion, sudden change, and planw
les change. The curriculum of the futu
111- will likely provide training in earnit
the living. It will have to provide tl
y." type of education to enable people
live well. It should be borne in mil
that the traditional cultural curriculu
was once largely vocational in natur
Kducation must give to students tl
wisdom of the ages, but it must j
further and give them understate
he ing," asserted the professor,
all ?r. s. c.?
the way the May (|ueen is chose
'1C Formerly a student body election di
cided the matter. Yielding to asse
),u tions that politics figured too strongl
'ty in this method. Kappa Sigma Kapj:
C(1 fraternity assumed responsibility an
*>' based the selection 011 winners of
1,s beauty pageant. Winners in this wei
?>' voted 011 in a popular election, as wi
t,r lie the case this year.
nt The "most beautiful girls" arc s<
',c lected by three disinterested judge
nt names not divulged until after the clot
P" tion. The judges (:5) are selected b
the president of the University.
in Appearing in the pageant will be tw
en^
btvUSAXlJi
her?never a
leaf in me.
ttom leaf. I
low, expenves
that give i
ng smoke. I I
?that's why
in, day out.
Strike
tVES ^
ST SMOKE
ra6&> "jSef&k
Survey Made Of
Highway Projeci
By Engineering Clasi
Patterend Along Lines Used B
State Highway
Department
"Students of the class in Railwa
and Highway Engineering have mad
a complete highway survey on a pro
ject near the I Diversity campus, usinj
the same methods employed by th
State Highway Department," recently
said Prof. R. L. Sumwalt of the Civi
Engineering school.
I he men arc now making design
and blue prints of the survey. Thes<
will be followed by construction stakeon
the miniature project, the profes
sor observed. It is hoped that ofTi
cials of the State Highway Depart
mcnt will be engaged to members o
the class after they have finished stud;
of the work corresponding to that em
ployed on South Carolina highways.
rifteen members of this class re
cently attended the State Highway
letting of bids at Hotel Columbia here
I hey were accompanied by E. R. Gary
professor of civil engineering at Rens
selacr Polytechnic Institute, who i|
visiting in Columbia nt present.
The Coron<
The Finest Port
THE CORONA FOUR
$49-50
AS PICTURED
GIBBES TYPE
| 1238 HAMP"
CopyrUt
Page *Five
French Have
t Best Poetry
Teachers Debate Issue
Professors Debate Matter In
French At State Teacher's
y Meeting
e I'rench poetry is superior to Kng_
lis!) in its qualities of picturization and
^ beauty, although the Knglish is more
philosophical," according to R. M.
Stephan, associate professor of ro1
niance languages at the University of
I South Carolina. J his was the argument
given by him in debate with Dr.
s Kmmett Kilpatrick, also a professor
of romance languages at the University.
at the teacher's meeting recently
s held in Greenville.
* THE NEW
DENTISTRY
A Phase of Preventive Medicine
College Men find in it unusual
opportunities for a career
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
DENTAL SCHOOL
A competent course of preparation for
the dental profession. A "Class A"
school. Write for catalogue.
D M D-M D-Dew
Dept. 37, I88 Longwootl Ave.. Bnton. Mbm.
11
i Silent
11
able Made Silent
11
??' i
i
WRITER SHOP
TON STREET
l
I
it IMS, Ttxo Amarlcan Tobtcco Company.
iit
t '.y IviM#