Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

r:fl Tells < 'a1ks To Science Clul PrtfeiSSOS Of Geology Bay A as Has Wide Range Of Tem perature "Contrary to popular belief, Alask probably has as great a range c temperature as any place in the world, revealed Dr. Stephen A. Taber in al - address, "Frozen Ground in Alaska, before the LeConte Scientific Societ: last Friday night in LeConte College "One man told me," he continued "that he had seen the temperatur, rise 100 degrees in 24 hours." Although Yukon winters record minimum of 76 and 78 degrees belov in the upper region and 22 below ii the lower region, Dr. Taber, wh< visited that section last summer, step under only one sheet for two nights. Elephants 'Points, on the northeri Alaskan coast, so called because o mammoth tusks and skulls found ther in the early days, has one, of the few if not the only natural refrigerators it the world, according to Dr. Taber. "The Eskimos have tunneled into buff near the coast, gorging four larg rooms in addition to a main tunne out of the icy earth. The rooms hav several doors between them and th tunnel in order to keep any warm at from reaching the interior." Thousands of reindeer herded lik western cattle are driven to the Poin from the outlying feeding grounds, an( branded by having their ears clipped After the animals are slaughtered, the are frozen in electric refrigerators t< prevent any thawing in the natural re frigerator and placed in the man dul icebox. Seven thousand carcasses cat be kept in cold storage in this plan where they will be preserved until ship; can get through the ice in the spring The town of Elephant Points consist. of some twelve huts. -v. a. 0.: Lawyers Prepare Case In Petigru (OONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) to watch the proceedings. Students were not prohibited from entering and study ing but one said the lawyers were making so much noise he had to go across the hall and join about six other prospective lawyers studying in the Abney library. Dean J. Nelson Frierson of the law school said he gave Governor Johnston and his lawyers permission to use the law library to work on their case. Besides the members of the bar there was several stenographers, Roy Powell, the governor's secretary, and at various intervals Governor Johnston himself, present to aid with the intricate delving. Anyway, the law students were given a good inside glance at the procedure used in gathering the law and building up a case. Scruggs -ope, University law student, aided Governor Johnston in securing in formation pertaining to the case, and commented that the former Carolina mar possessed a vast information of both South Carolina and Constitutional law. Numerous law students, whom pro fessors said they had never seen' in the library before, were gathered in the hail and watched proceedings. Numer ous complaints arose from students as to the noises that lawyers created, but noth ing came of their dlemurrings. 'This Is The Way It Happened (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) This delusion). And after him There tripped Dean Crow, an educator who carried Flowers in much the fashion of a mar accustomed To walking fretful babes at midnight the next professor Was McCall, wvhose long black dres: resembled the apparel Of a mourner at the bar. But second to none of these wal Matty, Who was clad in garments native t< Hawaii, And at his entrance it was only fittini COATS Greatest Top Goat Value Other Overcoats to $45 SCOPELJAND C0. 1400 MaIn street Eight Men Are Elected To 0. D. K. Fraternity (OONITU*D 13OM PAGE ON) member of K. S. K., minor offices in the Euphradian literary society. Andrew Hill-Intramural b o x i n g champion, boxing letter, alternate cap tain boxing, The Gamecock staff, f rater nity editor of Garnet and Black, Kappa Sigma Kappa, scientific society. f Werber Bryan-Business manager of the Garnet and Black, president of the a junior class, Pan-Hellenic council, junior leader German club. y Honorary members: J. Gordon Hughes, A. B., M. A., LL. B., Union, S. C.-Grand Chancellor of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity of the United States, Trustee of the University, a President of the Alumni Association, ' member of the state senate. Dr. Henry D. Phillips-Rector of the ' Episcopal Church, distinguished for his t work ,Ls a minister and his co-operation with the young people of Columbia and 1 over the state. Formerly chairman of f the Community Chest drive, and past president of the Kiwanis club. -U. U. 0. that the organ Play that famous ditty "Hulla-Hula." And indeed. Our jovial Matty looked much like a captive Fresh out of some dense jungle. He scattered Flowers ore the path that led up to the altar, But seemed sore afraid, and would t forsooth I Have fled had they but let him. Just after this the bride Minced up the aisle, close followed by > the - Groom-to-be. But just as the minister (Played by Mozingo, who, because of 1 his holy ways t Was chosen for the part) was set to make Them one, a hue and cry arose, and from The outside rushed an enraged mother, clasping To her bosom a wild-eyed infant; the groom-to-be Was forthwith shot, and thus The tale is ended. -u. . . Rennsselaer Polytech is planning a course for student pilots. Instruciion will be given on light sport planes. o 19A, ingwrr a ua. To.aco Fourteen Join Blue Ke: At Banquet Tomorrov (CONTINUED VROM PAGE ONE) cratic club, Law Federation, pledge I Kappa Alpha social fraternity. John Francis Killea, Columbia, fres1 man law-President Pan-Hellenic coun cil; sports editor annual; associate edito The Gamecock, member Clariosophic so ciety, K. S. K., German club, Sigma CI social fraternity. Porcher Parmer Hopkins, Hopkins junior education-Varsity ' football let ter; vice-president German club; membe Kappa Alpha social fraternity. James W. Cothran, Timmonsvillk junior education-Vice-president sopho more class; president junior class; mem ber Clariosophic society, German clut and Kappa Sigma social fraternity. Hunt Graham, Columbia, junior jour nalism-Freshman basketball Universit; of Arkansas; vice-president Kappa Sig ma social fraternity; associate managinj editor The Gamecock; German club; as sistant business manager the annual member Euphradian society. Cameron Bruce Littlejohn, Pacolel senior law-President senior lav class secretary State Young Democrats chairman Petigru law club, chairman de bating council; chairman student boar, of publications; member Euphradian so ciety, Selden society, law federation, de bating team, The Gamecock staff, winne of Euphradian debating and oration med als. Roderick Miles Elliott, Summerton senior journalism-Associate managint editor, managing editor, and associate ed itor The Gamecock; freshman basebal numeral; intramural basketball and foot jall; member Euphradian society, Germai club, Kappa Sigma social fraternity. Atherton Mikell Whaley, Columbia junior chemical engineering-Busines manager The Gamecock; financial secre tary Euphradian society ; chemistry de partment assistant; member Sigma Al pha Zeta, LeConte scientific society K. S. K., and Kappa Sigma social fra ternity. Colonel Wilburn Clary, Gaffney, junioi commerce-Alternate-captain v a r s i t 3 football 1935; varsity baseball letters :olonel military staff of Governor Olit D. Johnston. Ernest Stokes, Darlington, senior com. merce-Varsity football and baseball let :ers. Paul Gaffney, Gaffney, junior com. S00 Musc: On Other StatE Mutt Cornwall going nuts over hei new cigarette case.... Smitty Smitl r being the belle of the ball at the Kappa Sigma Kappa .vice-versa brawl.... Arl Urbanyi displaying a handkerchief witl , red lip-stick on it.... Coach Petoskey - being sucked in for a touchdown in a practice game recently. Wallace Martin all a flutter over the dance Saturday night.... W e r b e r - Bryan working all afternoon on a Car , net and Black budget.... An insurrec1 tion proclamation appearing on tene - ment 18.... Governor's troops in the ' law library.... Gtdney Howe and Spol - Mozingo seen in library for the firsi ; time this year. - A little blonde blushing every timc Bill Brown made a first down in the practice game Saturday.... Gerda Syl van sitting by the Weasel.... Fresh man Nuisance trying to be like J Wiley Brown.... Dean Bradley, Dutcl - Wagner, Jack Crawford, and other: i trying a hand at hand ball. - Betty Horton raising the roof aboul - the omission of Zeta Tau Alpha fron1 r the Blue Key directory.... Peggy Stod merce-Varsity football and baseball let ters, all-state guard 1934. University faculty member elected is Professor R. W. Morrison of the phar macy department. Honorary members elected are: Roach Stewart of Lancaster, L. Mendel Rivers of Charleston, Professor Mendel S. Fletcher of Furman University, and Dr. R. C. Stokes of the faculty of the Medical College of South Carolina. CANTON GARDEN 1233 Main Street CHINESE & AMERICAN FOODS Luncheons - Dinners PHONE 7593 Thyd7 a hyr and I'v kc in' In r Press Practices dard taking notcs at the womanless marriage.... Maybe she wanted to see how it was worked....Wild Bill Howey getting somebody's laundry back in two weeks. Jack Nathans off on another party ....Sally Bailey getting into an argu ment about evolution....Vivian Morse seeing it well done... .Catherine Tur ner getting the surprise of her life.... a telephone call from a boy.... Salty Sims seen without a cigar....Jack Edens and Jim Cothran arm in arm. Sara Williamson returning a cig arette she had bummed .... A. D. Pi's having fat-light-wood.for the first time this year.... (Won't have to burn their text books any more).... Margaret Whittle having to leave the canteen for ten minutes. It has been proven tha is not always the max for his clothes, beca quality for the price surprised. LET US SHQW Y IN HATS SWEATERS SHIRTS NECI With a Guaran C UT MEN'; FOR ECONOMC 1430 Mi milder and taste tell they saisfy "Mac" McDaniels becoming knowa ' as "Root".... Mae Maner taking up : the knitting habit in class. FIVE POINTS DRUG STORE Call Us-And See How Quickly You Get It PHONE 2-2139 Curb Service Motorcycle Delivery JIMMIE'S PLACE 1207 Gervais Street SEMI-PRIVATE -BOOTHS For ,Best Sandwiches and Beer With Reputation Call- Mi Shop 9308 For Quick Deliveries t the best dressed man L who spends the nmost use there is so much you are bound to be OU THE LATEST '.4 WEAR PANTS tee That Counts RATB SHOP AL SMARTNESS dn Street a 1 bet ter