University of South Carolina Libraries
Charles Cadman Offers Recital At Drayton Hall (OONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) well balanced- energetic,"- Dagblad Stockholm. "Cadnan is the most promising composer who has come forth since the death of Edward Mc Dowell,"-The Nation. Tentative program: Friday, 4:00 p. m.-Address of welcome, )r. L. T. Baker; Dr. Reed Smith; Alton Morris, University of Florida; Mrs. Annabelle Morris Buchanan, Marion, Va. Friday, s:::o p. Im.-Recital of Doctor Charles \akefield Cadman. Saturday, 10:30 a. in. 1). H. 1,. Ride nour, Baldwin-Wallace College, Herea. Ohio: Arthur Kyle Davis, University of \irginia; Musical illustration fur nished b ballad singers from the Tni versity of North Carolina, South Caro lina, an "he Carolina Folk Singers; Illustrations by the Columbia Pipers Guild, Miss Nell Mellichamp, director. Saturday, 2:00 p. in.-Annual lunch eon, Julia Peterkin in charge. Saturday, 4:00 p. i.-Annual Busi ness meeting. No Fee Assessed All meetings of the society are free of charge except the recital of Doctor Cadman. A charge of $1.00 will he made for this recital. The following is the complete pro gram of Doctor Cadman, to be given in Drayton I-all this evening: 1. Piano music based on Indian themes: (Idealized). a. From the Village (Omaha). b. To a Vanishing Race (Nava jo). c. Wolf Dance (Blackfeet). 2. The History in brief, of Ameri can Folk-song, its idealizers, its char acteristics and its possible relation to the future American music followed by some Omaha and \Wimnebago flageo let (or flute) music on a genuine aboriginal flageolet. 3. Songs a. Far Off I Ilear a L.over's Flute. b. Her Shadow "Shanewis." c. From the Land of the Sky Blue Water. d. The Moon Drops Low. 4. Piano music directly or indirect ly influen: ed by folk music: a. Arizona Night. h. The Desert Caravan. c. Evening in the Ozarks. -l'. R. c. School Trustees Seek $278,702 Appropriation (OONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) service organizations of the State, if equipped with these machines, would he of far greater service to the stu dents as well as to the people of South Carolina. The fact that the t'niversity had not created a deficit, although inadequate appropriations have been received for several years. was called to the at tention of ti Senate Bdiiuget (om mittee. Owing to the loyalty of the faculty in the fa' e of distressing conl dlitions, a high eduicattionial service for lie students has Ibeen ma intai nedl. National Student Union Protests_Against War (CONTINUED) FRoM P'AGE ONE) timle. M4r. L,ash pointed to the weakniess of the strike in thle s oithI last year, and predicted a marked inlcrease there t his year, stating that thle movement hiad been endorsed recent ly by the South ern Initer Seminiiary M ovemlent. The expIect at ion t hat 350,000 situ (lent s--double last years total will an swer lie strike call is based oii the fac t that lie A merican Student Union has nmerged withI thle Student L.eague for Inmduistriail Detmiocracy, the Nation al St udenit I .eaguie and other liberal Faculty Appoints Six To Probe Honor System (CONTINUED) FROM PAGE ONE) mit tee to seriously consider past in fractions, brought to a head by tIle "illegally procuring and selling" of examination questions in February, and report its findings, proposing con tinluanlce or dliscontinluance of the hon or system. Thle committe appointed l)y the fac ulty is composed of the following professors: Doctor Babcock, T. F. Ball, B. C. Coker, S. M. Derrick, J. T. Penny and Patterson Wardlaw. -1. A. 0. J. Wiley Brown congratulating Vin cent Kelly for not being a poet.... Professor Davis trying to make his students believe that two came before one.... Alvin Ryner taking Pete Black well to ride over the golf course Sat urday, and vice versa Suinday.... Tenements 9 and 10 out to win the ice cream feed... .Ruth Barber stay ing awake to see if she talked in her sleep... .Joel Kelly doubting his suc Muse On Other Stati Ludwig Werle all thrilled at hav ing a date with pretty Dot Bramlett Saturday night .... Albert Douglas working for sone change, not i change.....Rufus Crockett.....Bill Ilocknian betting with Lawrence Cu sick that a certain pharmacy freshman couldn't be kissed-at least not by him....J. P. Young and Bill Ott sleep ing in Fconomics class, ably assiste<l )y J. W. Weathers and G. C. Gas kin .... W ilds Gillespie aspiring to b a Metropolitan Opera star .... Heler Stevenson saying that she would lik< a little publicity....Somebody saying that Ray Overton surely was sweet (he's right). Jimmie Thomas enjoying initiating several of his friends into K. S. K..... Jimmy Wallace and Waring Webb col. laborating and cooperating.... Prof. J. L. Moore giving some simple yet much-needed remedies for preventing cheating.... Cullen Capehart blush ing as he tells about his daily 15 cc.... \Vhy doesn't Caroline Monteith quit ribbing a certain guy about being in love.... V. S. Gardner proudly show ing his new Sigma Alpha Zeta frater nity pin.... Jack l'eele trying to live by Dean Rowe's ten rules of life. Congratulations Jack. Boyd Dantzler acting as ladies aid in Geology lab. ...Amelia DesChamps simonizing the boy friend's car.... 10 193. Loayr a 1BMva Toamacc in' In Press Practices The Winthrop Journal says that the "come hither look" has been repIaced by "the bedroom eye" and "mug nut ty" is the new phrase for "boy crazy" ....Helen Stevenson making lots of time on the brick wall.... Dr. Bab cock's 'students reading their fan mail....Clarence Andrews planning to make a return trip to the hospital to see his favorite nurse... Al Vernon wishing that he would get sick too.... Professor Wag ner's students burning incense for him and then getting a ctt.... Dickie Palmer getting very ath letic and walking all the way from the bus station .... Lida Lyles telling her professor that she couldn't stay for his class because she had the mumps .... Betty Barnett resenting being called a high school girl.... Bukie Smith teaching her sorority sisters a thing or two.... Adelaide Taylor and Margaret Winters giving Ernest Rus sell the grand rush at the K. S. K. dance....Arthur Poliakoff having his name embroidered in his hat so that nobody could swipe it.... Henry 'Woodward getting back in form on the tennis courts.... Girls talking about Billy Spivey's line-s'funny how he always uses the same old one.... Girls riding around tenement 18 to see "Rosebud".... Dink Gaines ready for spring in blue tennis shorts. ..Two co-eds picking up their tickets at the * ""t C o. picture show and finding that they had been given half tickets... .McKay Brabham becoming intensely infatu ated with a certain Columbia College girl at the Methodist Convention.... Big Chief Myers saying that they even have politics in Indian Tribes... .Dis cussion group in Burney College for the first time in three years-getting religious?....Students watching the girls' gym class from the mess hall windows. Frank Hutto, the giant killer, killing a big one Saturday night . . .. Thomas Causey crying at the picture show.... Jimmy Ackerman telling of his ex periences at the penitentiary; he teaches a class there .... T. A. Evans playing like a kid on the campus.... Harriet Lever trying to convince Dr. Williams that math should be taught here.... Bill Howey, the philosopher of the campus, telling girls up street how to live. .. . Eason Barfield plaster ing his room with pictures from Is quire magazine... .Girls of one of the literary societies going wrong; lost their way coming from the literary hall and walking into a dormitory room .... Beaufort Mabry lamenting about the conduct of boys at the Uni versity, especially those who smoke... Notice in the Clemson Tiger saying that unless Bow-Rat Watts hurries up and finds out where he is, they will be cocking him up and sending him back to Carolina-send him to P. C., we don't want him .... Professor Ste phan and Carlisle Roberts getting a big rush at the ''ri Dlelt tea party.... Sis Wright being chosen a bride at Chesterfields! well that's Ltt different -their aroma is pleasing -they're milder -they taste better -.they burn right r-they don't shed tobacco crumbs a recent Delta Zeta party.... Betty Wrenshall and Steve Baker return ing from Florida looking like they had just run into a hurricane or a cyclone.... All students interested in bridge are requested to see Pearl Park, who needs a fourth at all times.... Zeta Tau Alpha girls having a little trouble navigating the Kappa Sigs "Love in Blume"....That's the big job that eats gas by the ten gallons ....John Rogers' car crushing into a little Austin in front of the Tri Delt house...."Penny Candy" Herman having his fun at the K. S. K. vice versa....Seems that everybody want ed to dance with him.... Frantic cheers arising from the Sugar Pie house when the ironing board caught on fire.... Nothing hurt 'cept a slip... And slips don't count.... Millie Dukes, sister of Doris Dukes, relating how her sister used to get mail directed to the heiress...."Spring is here and Penrod has put away his red flannels in moth balls".... So has G. Dowling, only he got out his green pants.... Harry Hilton dialing the sorority houses for three hours in order to catch up on his spring dates... .And we see Colonel McKissick every where except in class....Babcock hid ing behind a pair of dark glasses.... This is news: Dog did NOT bite Babcock.... Dr. Derrick's knees go ing flitter flitter while being initiated into K. S. K.....Maxine Scarboro getting all dated up for the Spring dances and then hurting her back so she could not go. e. . ~; 4.>. Theater Program CAROLINA MON.-TUES.-WED. - Wallace Berry-Lionel Barrymore in Eugene O'Neill's great Ameri can drama. All WILIERNESS. TIIIIRS.-FRI.-SAT. - James Cagney-Pat 0'. Brien in CEILINO ZERO. IMPERIAL MON.-Tt'ES.-V Stor McLaglen-Freddie Bar tholoinew in P IIOFESSIONAI. SOLDIER. WED.-TIiURiS. - Lawrence Tibbett-Vlrginla Bruce In METROPOLITAN. FRI.-SAT.- -1PREVIEW MUIRDER MYSTERY, with Gail Patrick and Reginald Denny. RITZ MON.-TUES. - Margaret Sullavan-Randolph Scott in Stark Young's "SO RED TIE ROSE." WEDNESDAY--Lovely Kay Francis in I FOIIND S'I'ELLA PARISH. THURS.-FRI.-Dick Powell In THANKS A MILLION with a host of screen and radio stars. SATIURDAY-John Wayne in THE NEW FRONTIER, also AIVENTURES OF TAR EAN. NIIIT OWL SHOW. SAT. at 10:45-Richard Ilarthelmeas in FOUR HOURS TO KILL. STRAND MON.-TITES.-Orace Moore In LOVE ME FOREVER. WEI NESDAY--THE PEOPLE'S ENEMY with Preston Foster, Lila Lee, Melvyn Douglas and Roscoe Ates. THITRS.-Ted Lewis-Virginia Bruce in HERE COMES TIIE BAND. FRI. -SAT.-Randolph Scott In ROCKEY MOUlNTAIN MYSTERY Call- Mi Shop 9308 For Quick Deliveries JIMMIE'S PLACE 1207 Gervais Street SEMI-PRIVATE BOOTHS For Best Sandwiches and Beer With Reputation >I /