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GERMAN CLl EIGHTEE Plans Easter Dance Annual Hop Held In Jefferson Hotel Ballroom Friday April 26 The German Club of the University of ( South Carolina at a meeting held on 1 uesday, April 9, in chapcl elected the following men into the club: James Smith, Lamar Bryan, Ben Wyman, Bernard James, Billy Ney, McKeiver Williams, Billy Sparks, Waring Webb, Fred Craft, Simon Sorentrue, Gus Pearlman, Walter Soloman, James Johnson, Frank Jordan, Ed Zeigler, Macy Mills, Tom Taylor, and James Polatty. These men will probably be initiated on Monday or Tuesday of next week. The German Club will hold its annual Easter Dance on Friday, April 26, in the Jefferson Hotel ballroom from 10 until 2. Jimmy Poyner and his orchestra from N. C. State will furnish the music Members Protest Board Election (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) passed. He says that he later left the hall, along with several other members, and that the elections were held in face of his motion. ' A motion picture will be made of the Society in action as provided by a motion passed at the meeting. New members elected into the society were: Monroe Fulmer, Max Williams, Lester Kamery, and Tom Mauldin. 'I hirteen new members were initiated at a recent meeting. This is the largest to be initiated at one time in several years. They are: Charles D. Levin, Beaufort; Helmar S. Abrams, Georgetown; Adolph Pearson, Pickens; Ralph Proffitt, Waterloo; Paul I'owler, Lydia; W. C. Boclunan, Kingstree; R. A. Dunaway, Columbia; M. J. Matthews, Spartanburg; John B. Finucan, Summcrville; Benjamin C. Crum, Jr., Rowesville; Ray Derrick, Irmo; Gilbert Colina, Casilda, Cuba; and Mobley Williams, Callison. * ^Jlf) Copyright 1035,1*ho AmorlcAt) Tobacco C i JB ELECTS p N MEMBERS Social School ( Begins Term 59 Women Registered Final Six Weeks Period Marks l End Of Successful o Year ,1 The fifth and final cycle of the School n of Social Science at the University of Y South Carolina got under way this mom- ? |"K with a total of 59 women registered 1,1 thc sc,,?o1. stated John A. Chase, Jr. ,, registrar of the University. This final ? session marks thc aid for the year of the School of Social Science, which met ii with great success in the first four cycles I held this year. n 1 he school enables social workers to '> spend a six weeks' period at the Univcr- " sity gaining wide experience in the prob- " ems of social science and helps them to become better equipped for thc work-,, i: which they are carrying on. The school tl will probably be continued in the future due to the success that attended its first ti year at the University. tl Clary And Martin Tie ',1 In Hair-Raising Tilt (CONTINUED FItOM PAGE ONE) through thc beards they love to touch. 1 here was little Le Verne Hughes m the scene, presenting the boys with a check in recognition of their courage. And don't think it didn't take ? courage to go through 21 days of " kidding, a total lack of dates, and Jl being thought of as a member of the . House of David. " After the movies were over, YVilburn, I'rank, and LcVcrne proceeded ai to 1 oals studio, where a photograph was made that will be sent to Colle- C( giate Digest. And then the cave men reclined on h the soft cushions of the chairs at the F College barber shop, where two mar- C tyrs to thc cause wrestled long and ai & Mf When twe iL^Sm <9cun LUCKIES I ?-??. } ompaoj. .. ? * ** vr n i Bowie Lectures On Triangulation 1 fo Engineering Group t Jhief Of Party Of The U. S. Coast t And Geodetic Survey Working , At Little Mountain A slide-illustrated .lecture comparing ' Id and new methods in triangulatiou sur- f eying done in the l/nited States was deivered by Lieutenant John Howie, chief * f the party of the l\ S. Coast and Geo- ) letic Survey, to a group of engineering tudents in Sloan college Monday after10011. The speaker was introduced by L. Suinwalt, professor of civil engieering here. The occasion was the regular inciting ! f the local chapter of the American iociety of Civil Engineers. My July 1. except for a few rarely vis- ? ted mountain points, every place in the ' nited States will have been covered, one being more than 25 miles from a * ench mark. The surveyors are divid- * ig the country into triangles, placing a tarker in each angle. ' W ith a party of 112, Lieutenant Howie ( > at present making observations at Lit- 1 le Mountain. 1 The same group that attended the Iecure will visit the camp tonight, where liey will observe the men at work. The 51 bservatious are all done at night with ' lie aid of theodal lights. * ?LT. N. C. ["wo New Members On Publications Board (CONTINUED FHOU PAGE ONE) I lie society has also chosen two tlier representatives: Don Ham, nior valedictorian, and Joseph Cohen, inior orator. I he following have recently been litiated into the membership of the rganization: Ray Haskell. Will Montotnery, Bryan Watson, Ernest Stokes, nd Joe Nettles. The Declainier's and the Debater's ontest will be held on April :50. ard with a three weeks beard. Now rank Martin, freshman, and Wilburn lary, junior, are campus citizens one iid two once moe. > is company I UOVJl vt rwi?aci jver a bitter, undeveloped top f in me. Never a grimy, tough ttom leaf. I use only the fraint, mellow, expensive center JSE ONLY THE CENTER *7a?t n a v u v & U. S. C. Students Join Nationwide War Protest (CONTINUED FROM I'AOE ONE) ion by congress of a constitutional intendment to the (.fleet that all muniions industries be taken over by the government. Also agreed at the meeting was the extending of an invitation to Norman I liotnas, former Socialist candidate or president, to speak at the demonoration. He telegraphed an answer laying that he was engaged 011 this late, but would be glad to speak at ome later date when he is near Coumhia. No attempts have been made is yet to secure him later. An attempt of this kind was made < >ne year ago in many American coleges, but the crowd turning out this ear will, according to advanced indiations, more than four times the size >f the last. The national move is being sponored by the National Council of dethodist Vouth, the Inter Seminary dovement (Middle Atlantic Division) lie National Student League, the Stulent League for Industrial Democracy, he American Youth Congress, and he American League Against War nul Fascism (Youth Section). The time set for the nation student ' ,triko is 11 o'clock today, at which lour they will drop all class work and ?ather at various points for further?Men's Wearables? Clothing?Hats?Shoes Merchandise of Quality for the man who cares. Kuppenheimer Clothes, Stetson Hats, Freeman Shoes, Manhattan Shirts, Wilson Bros. Furnishings. Learn The Way To COPELAND GO. 1409 Main St. I don't make < bu Sthil leaves. . . the leaves that gi the mildest, best-tasting s I do not irritate your thrc wonder I'm your best i LEAVES . . . CENTER LE ance of tlie student's disapproval of war. The hour at the University has been moved up to immediately after chapel, so as to have the largest crowd together at the same time. During chapel exercises. Dean Bradley is supposed to announce that the meeting is to take place. After chapel the students will congregate around Maxcy Monument, where a speaker's stand will he already erected. I lie demonstration will he presided over by the Clariosophic president, Alton Brissey, who will either state purpose of the meeting or call on someone in the crowd. After that, Mr. Dunaway will ascend the stand and deliver a live to eight minute address, the same spoken at the South Carolina Intercollegiate Oratorical contests at Rock Hill last week. It is an outburst against war. Mr. Dunaway, freshman at the University, recently won over four other men in oratorical contests here to represent the University at Winthrop. I'ollowing the schedule speech, the ground will be opened for any extemporaneous speeches. Increasing the effect of the whole occasion will be a liberal sprinkling of placards out'lIK^pstll' FRI. AND SAT. "Unconquered Bandit" With TOM TYLER . MON?TUES. "Lottery Lover" With LEW AYERS "PAT" PATTERSON REGINALD DENNY WED.?THUR. "Hell In The Heavens" with WARNER BAXTER f!!!!l!li jj i zsb .ve you moke. >at. No riend. ^jj AVES GIVE YOU TH|| Page Five Tenement Two Leads In Group Discussion (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) gomery, Archie Ayers, Nathan rhomas, George Epting, Wyatt Gamble, Roy Callison, Dick Brown, Bill Hunt, H. A. Watts, Vivian Lomas. G. II. Stone, J. R. Turnbull, Sam Cleland. J. M. Barrentine, Len| ard Green. Ben Stokes, \\ . G. Acken, j Bill 1'etner and J. B. Finucan. j x*. h. r. | lining aims of tile protest" All students are invited to participate j in the demonstration, which is ex; peeled to he over by i i o'clock. HE FED HER POPCORN AND KISSES ON A PARK BENCH! And She Loved It | ing on his mind but ' U | * t' " Wil | /?**? Glcuuldtfr^ Colbert u; GILDED LILY1 FRED MocMURRAY RAY MIllAND C. AUBREY SMITH EDWARD CRAVEN ^ rum, MON?TUE.?WED. liKBlii' NOW PLAYING BING CROSBY W. C. FIELDS IN I "MISSISSIPPI"