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Plyers Present i'Merchant Of Venice" (OONT1NUVD FROM PAGE ONE) t*a from his skillful direction of suc t cessful plays. * Miss Peyton, before associating witi , the Avon Players, enjoyed several sue esses traveling with stock companies he Avon Players are prepared to pre sent most any of Shakespeare's plays, anc It was first planned that "Othello" shoulc be produced but was dropped in favor o this one because the Town Theater hac already presented the former. Robert Selman, coming from a theatri cal family, has spent most of his lif' on the stage. He has recently "appearec in such successes as "Sailor Beware" anc "The Road to Rome." Carolina students and members of the University Players who are to have sup porting roles in the production are Gladys Gaskin, Charles L. Early, Heler Townsend, Tom Rogers Drake, Mar garet Simpson, Edward Harter, Ray Stokes, Louis Searson, Jr., Charles Simons, Margaret Rogers, Sylvia Stern William Dibble, Joseph Cohen, and San Cartledge. Music will be furnished by the music department of the University. Pat fig gins, who handled the difficult tech nicalities of "The Ninth Guest will b< stage manager. Helen Giebner is in charge of publicity. Under the direction ";f Mr. Selman "The Merchant" becomes a play aliv< with wit and humor, instead of the serious presentation that many actors have made of it. Admission is 30 cents for students an< 40 cents for adults. Several Moves Effected At Student Meeting (ONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) any class against any member shall be reported by the instructor to the dean. Resolved, further, that- upon the de cision of a class, or of an authoritative committee of a class that a member has been guilty of a breach of honor, the penalty shall be for the first offence, dis missal from the class for that semester with -the grade of E on the course, for the second offence, dismiscal from th University. Resolved, further, that this amend ment relieves the constitutionally estab lished Student Honor Committee only o Sun-curing Turkish tobacco is strung leaf on long racks like yos *A ~4ICH ESTE RFIl Dowling Releases Plan For Garnet And Black (ONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) Approximately ten pages of snap shots will fill in this section of the' book. It will be somewhat the same as last year and it is hoped that fraternities and sororities will contribute snapshots that they have taken in the near future. The beauty section will be made up of I University co-eds yet to be chosen. Some nationally recognized authority on beauty I probably will be chosen to select the beauties. The annual will be the same size as last year since it was based on the con tract of last year. The satire section will be much more elaborate than last year. Cartoons will be used and several new features will be added. -U. e. . the burden of hearing cases involving classroom deportment, and does not af fect the functions of that committee in administering any code of honor which the student body may elect to establish. The proposed bill, which has yet to pass two readings, as presented at the meeting Tuesday night, is as follows: "Be it enacted by the student body that the article of the Student Body Constitution concerning the annual Beauty Pageant be changed in th< following particulars: "The judges shall be selected by th< dean of women and the president of the student body. These judges shall not be residents of the same city of any of the participants in the pageant The names. of the winners of this pageant shall not be divulged until they appear on the ballot on the day of the election of the May Queen The Beauty Pageant shall be held the second Thursday in April." -c. 3. 0. Chuck Taylor Here (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) Approximately 200 high school coaches have been invited along with a number of textile team coaches. Thc Universijy, at Taylor's disposal while here, will be host to the general pub lic as well, as the famous basketeer comments on the hardwood game il lustrating his remarks with examples of cage technique. leaf tobacco. The by leaf and hung see below. 0 19 Lioourr se TosAcc< ELD-A BLEND 0l Musc On Other Sta Young Sigma Kappa pledge confessii her admiration for Charlie Simons.. Lib McDonald turning her eyelids insi out.... Cavalcade Bunch entertaining la diners at the mess hall with his Za Pitts hands.... Bud Alexander leading choir in Christmas carols. Ed Sims planning on cutting down I telephone conversations from one hour 45 minutes in order to have time to thii up new numbers.... Delta Zeta siste taking a flying leap down the womai building cafeteria steps and landing in very undignified position. Alfred Funderburke scooping Sg Mozingo on Jane Hunter for the Kap Sig founder's day ball.... Gus Pearlm sprouting out in a robin hood bonnet.. Bill Harrelson all a-flitter about the pet secretary at Draughon's. Red Funderburke behaving hims< recently.... Willie the Weasel Carpeni having a little run in with a telepho pole.... Sally Bailey trying to get t floor all during the student body meetir and when it was all over, she was s1 trying.... No doubt, she got it then. J. Wiley Brown and Joe Cain havii it out with the canteen machine....H( man Epps looking on....Art Urbanyi i porting the marriage of one of his ru ning mates.... Band members planni events of the big trip they are about take. Col. Ira McKissick Koger having di ner served in bed.... Dean Frierson set ing notice that all students were expect to be present for classes last week-e ....Some of the boys showing up.. Red Goddard and Caroline Monteith ha ing it out. Helen Morgan hiding her face whi sponsors are mentioned.... Ernest Stol< beating his gums about how he detect which way a play was going Lu in i ....Stokes (Gum Beater) Davis tryi to make a city slicker out of the soc sadalite from Sumter (G. W e r b Bryan.) William McDaniels nguring on maki a number of no-breaks for the Dam but finding out that it's sort of vice ver in that respect....Gerda Sylvan a Betty \Wrenshall bringing their gil out to the student body meeting. Maxine Scarborough having a big tit C. F MILD RIPE HOi i In to Press Practices ig at the S. A. E. dance... .Marion Hook .. and Sam Zimmerman studying anatomy le from the Engineering building windows te . ... G. C. Gaskin inspecting the new zu vertical radiator at WIS's new station, a accompanied by Jack Peele.... The bright lights of Picken's street attracting much is attention as curtains close out first act to .. .. The Gamble brothers studying math ik .... Bill Gardner about to go into solu rs tion (as Dean Rowe says) over pretty i's Mary Bass... .Beautiful sunrise seen a from LeConte by the honorable chemist, W. S. Fair as he discovers new secrets ot .... Senior Civil's find new use for bones, pa ably assisted by Walter R. Ellsworth.... n Robert Shaw spending more of his time .. at C. H. S. than at Carolina... .Clark te Reed taking a trip to Chicago.... Snooky Boykin traveling to Charleston If for the Question Mark tea dance. er G. Dowling holding out the name of ne the man to whom the Garnet and Black he will be dedicated.... Folk wondering how g, Katherine Townsend got to be the big ill shot in the Santa Claus parade.... Per haps she's been writing to Santa and has ig been a good little girl. it- Billy Fetner getting John Burns wor -e- ried about his girl friend.... Name con n~ fusion: Berry Lane and Berry Lane An 1g derson.... Margaret Simpson and "Pat" to Higgins 'writing poetry in Davis.... Louis A. Searson, Jr. (the manner in n- which his name will appear on the ticket) v- saying that he wanted to see his name in ed this column at least once every four id weeks.... Alton Brown, former student - - who is attending the Medical College in v- Charleston, visiting his brother, Wilmot. Battle cry for the Ethiopians in the en form of a pun: Don't let a day go (dago) Cs by.... Louis Carleo and John Amato say ing that it was about time for their names to show up in this column.... 1g Gossip has it that Eliza Hunt has about rgot up a case. ig R. C. A. VICTOR RADIO as LATEST RECORDS sa d R. E. MEHLMAN -ls 1438 Main St. ne hearon used their and Eyery ye THE IlN pound agooc The blended baccos h . helps to AE.GROWN AND A Swimming Pool Fund Passes $1,000.00 Mark (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) Delta Phi literary' fraternity, and both boys and girls KSK. All members of Sigma Kappa so rority have contributed, the only cam pus organization that has done so. A handsome sum is expected to be ob tained from the electrical phonograph in the canteen when it is opened -to morrow. A special free will contri bution box has been placed in the co op, near the cash register, and all stu dents burdened with surplus coin are asked to drop it through the slot. The Clariosophic Society has passed a motion to contribute by individual assessments, but as yet these have not been turned over to officials of the drive. Statistics on the number of contrib utors, showing per centage donations of the various campus organizations and other sources is expected to be released next week. 16 1 SHOPPING DAYS The Cut-Rate Men's line of men's Christ for you by men who ) -so treat you and yi but inexpensively assortment of Shiri Pajamas, Sweaters, Swank Jewelry. CUT MEN ' FOR ECONOMIC 1430 ME 1atic Turkish in Chesterfi ia more pleasi taste . .. Lr we import thousands from Turkey and Gree< PORT DUTY alone is -but Turkish tobacco is n :igarette. right amount of Turkis] with our mild, ripe home elps to give Chesterfields n give them a more pleasin EROMATIC TLURKISI Republicans plan to enroll 16,000,00G young men and women in their "Beat Roosevelt" campaign. FIVE POINTS DRUG STORE Call Us-And See Now Quickly You Get It P$ONE 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 lORE .. 'TILL CHRISTMAS Shop has a complete mas gifts assembled now what men want 3ur friends royally we have a complete ts, Hats, Neckwear, Socks, Extra Pants, RATL SHOP AL SMARTNESS in Street tobaccos eld . give garoma of pounds 55 cents a ecessary to h tobacco, -grown to Lore aroma, g taste. I TOBACCOS