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Honor Pledge Is Adopted By Facult (OONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) plas will become effective will be a nounced in a later edition of The Gani cock. This combined committee will ha full and final jurisdiction over all cas arising under the code. In commending the work of the st 'dents, President L. T. Baker said: "T action of a group of students in pledgii themselves to maintain the tradition honor on the campus and in asking t cooperation of the faculty to this end indeed encouraging to all of us wl cherish the ideals of the University." President-elect J. Rion McKissick al indorsed the plant with the followit statement: "The new plan to elimina cheating on examinations has my ft support. "I regard it as an experiment. It shou be given a fair trial. If it does not pr duce substantial improvement by the et of this semester, it should be abandone "There are but two choices before u in my opinion : substantially this plan, < the proctorial system. If the former fail the latter is inevitable. "The students who are willing to c their utmost to stamp out dishonest, di honorable conduct are worthy of the be traditions of Carolina. Their attitude one of the most helpful and heartenir developments on our campus in many year. "Those of us who love and honor ti University are determined to temxri: no longer, to tolerate no longer the cot ditions which have existed. "Cheating at Carolina must and wi end." Dean Francis WV. Bradley commente as follows : "One of the chief aims c the University of South Carolina is 't cultivate the moral stamina and integrit of each student.' All the developments < the last weeks, the students' revolt again: low ethical standards, their action in elin inating the worst recent otTenders, tl present heroic band of defenders of tl University's standards and good nam all clearly show that our efforts in ti, interest of student integrity have not bec in vain. They' show that there is a spir alive on our campus worthy of its illu! trious past. To those who are deeply it terested in the University and its ideal this is most heartening." At 10 o'clock last night 220 studeni had signed the declaration The monetary unit of Hungary the pengo, meaning "Jingler." -o..c. Blease Addresses Clariosophic Societ. (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) their "enemies", which might wtprk to disadvantage. "Each time the constitution has bee changed, it has been a mistake. It did n( take them long to discover this in tl case of Prohibition, and( remedy it." "I have never favored wvoman suffrag although I might have lost votes becatu of my stand," Mr. Blecase declared. makes women usurp the place of mai Womanhood has been lowered in tihe ey< of the nation as a restult." Formerly, I said, men relinquished their seats in st re cars to any woman with a white face, at hats automatically came off in elevator but this is no longer true." "Respect the Supreme Court, all court andl officers. When one (does somethir you don't like, remove himi-don't amei the constitution. Jud(ges can be impeach< easier than is generally helieved." In closing, Mr. Bllease invitedl any stI (dents dlesirinig assistance to call by b1 office, and offered them tihe use of boIol in his library. A fter tihe address, Mr. Blease consent, to serve as a juidge in the S.C.I.O.A. co test held in the Clariosophic hall. The society also recinded its action last week in permitting the Americ Student Union to hold( meetings in tl hall. Teachers Convene For Anniversar (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) afternoon, at 1 :45 a luncheon was giv< by the Carolina Teacher's cluib, at whit time Dr. J. Rion McKissick, presider1 elect of the University (delivered an a dress. J. C. Doggette, principal of the Belt< High School, and president of the Car lina Teacher's Club, presidled over t meeting. The invocation was dleliveredI the Rev. Wilson 0. Weldlon. Dean Fra cis W. Bradley introduced the gues S. J. Wall, Marion County Superinte dent of Education made a presentati< of Dr. Patterson Wardlaw, who respo ded in his inimitable fashion. --n. u. 0. Chickens raised on farms in ti U. S. in 1933 numbered 662,550,000 an averpge value of 42.2 cents p chicken, at the farm. Freshmen Shine In y Making Honor Li (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) n- Madison Leonard, Columbia ; Mel - Levkoff, Columbia; George E. Lin< ve Walterboro; Laurin Currie McArth Jr., Bennettsville. es Douglas McKay, Columbia; Anne Wilhemina Marquardt, Columbia ; Tob u- Edward Matthews, Florence; Ruth B be croft Muller, Blythewood; Willi Adolph Pearson, Easley; Beverley \ ginia Porter, Columbia; Alvin lar Reynor, Columbia; James Reynolds, ( C lumbia ; Samuel Roy Rhodes, Shar< is Joseph Singer, Philadelphia ; Thel o Montgomery Skilts, Columbia; ONi Lyman Stewart, Columbia; Elizab W Stuckey, Bamberg; Joe Freeman Stuc< ig Bishopville; Molly Geise Taber, Colu te hia. 1A Elizabeth Eugenia Teague, Columb Mary Lillian Walker, Columbia ; Chat d Vernon Watson, Laurens; David Ail Webb, Greenwood; Wilhelmina Jt ul Webb, Columbia; Irvine Twitty Welli [. Jr., Darlington; and Jesse Spruce Whi Columbia. --u. . a. Dean's Honor List Released By Cha. (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) t lumbia; Emory Boyce Myers, N is Zion; Cornelia Youmans Reamer, C g lumbia; Sara Frances Revere, Lyk a land; James Albert Richardson, G. nett; Samuel Rubin, Columbia; E te gene Victor Sasser, Gurley; Herb e Schreiber, Bronx, N. Y.; Char i- Earl Simons, Jr., Johnston; Monr Kirklyndorf Spears, C o l u m b i 11 Charles LeGrand Stuckey, Bamber Katherine Anna Taylor, Cayce; Jo d Robert Turnbull, Graniteville; Eliz , beth Warren, Columbia; Atherton 1\ 0 kell Whaley, Columbia; Blanche H V zel Wilson, Bowman; Edith Eglest . Woodruff, Baltimore, Md. S-U. ". 0. The Russian domains comprehe every phase of climate except i e distinctly tropical, and have varied 1 e pography. e . s s n >t or to the arom I id ...and today Ssands of baki and Greece t eto Chesterfie] Turkish V import dul But no oti Greece cai t- ticular aro r1 This a with ou2 the comr the fnei n ning for at er 0 1936, LionTr & MvnmaTo , Musc On Other Sta vin Icr, ur, Doctor Crow saying that he didr know the joy of being a cannib ise because he'd never had the opportun ias ty of being one.. . . Bill Crisp attenc an- ing a house meeting at the Wonan am Building and seen on the third floc ir- the following night....Ruth Barb( saying that the excavation for tl new student activities building mu be for Tom Moore.... Billy Colema Voe donning a derby.... Earl Bradhat ie running from the Dean of Women th ey Columbia College... .Moye Mellett worrying over an education book... Don Ham preferring a girl with new Chevrolet in preference to or a; with a new Ford..."Termite" Walk< les endeavoring to make the tenni en team.... Freshman Yarborough woi me dering how Wilmot Brown looked... 1g' Dorothy Thornburg, Katherine Bust ite, and Jim Gibson, former graduates Town for the Teacher's meet... Tennis team member teaching Ma garet Collins to play tennis....Mat 3e jorie Moorehead tilting her nose t the heavens.... Professor Stepha ready to fight for "dear old France .w.... Scruggs Hope actually workin o- without shooting "bull" for fiftee s- minutes.... No law students wer r- around...."Billy" Woods whisperin u- soft and romantic Spanish love stori< rt to his students in Spanish class... es Madam Sweenly trilling her "r's oc so long that Professor Kilpatrick ha a ; to stop her.... "How to be a Goo g; hn i ORTH CAI a- " OLYMPIC GAME nd SUMMER VOYAGE " JULY 1st, he 60 DAYS, FIRST CLASS, FROM ?- UNIVERSITY TRAVEL ASSOCIA 30 ROCKEFELLER PLA7., New Yor centuries the world has Near East for its flavors as and spices. Chesterfield imports th s5 of tobacco from Tur o add flavor and fragra ~d Cigarettes. tobacco is expensive. The y alone is 35 cents a pound. ier place except Turkey and i raise tobacco of this par ma and flavor. Turkish tobacco, blended own American tobaccos in 'ct proportions to bring out qualities of each tobacco, take Chesterfields outstand wildness and for better taste. CV: in' In e Press Practices 't Carolina Alumni" was the subject of t an address delivered by Professor Coker in Freshman math.... Why do certain Delta Zetas spend so much time in the canteen?.... Paul Smith s becoming barbecued and whispering r soft nothings in no one's ear... Jimmie Joyner being appointed First Lieu tenant under General McCall and call ing out all the available expeditionary typewriters....Joel Kelley getting a t rival in R. G. Bell...."Whitey" Rawl t doing special favors for the tennis e team... .Julius Ness giving everyone the glad hand. What does this mean? a ....Freshman Newsome griping about e having to take a shower because the water r was hot... Louis Searson getting up in s a student body meeting and remarking, "Do you think everyone can see me from here?.... And then Johnnie Lumpkin getting to his feet.... Lib n - Wingfield's Drug Store -Phone 3144 n 1433 Main Street Deliveries Made g e Call- Mi Shop g 9308 For Quick Deliveries E UROPE 5 RUSSIA CO-"W) RUE TRIP 1936 of each 25 passages bousht s725 before April 15th- -one, se $725 iected by lot, will be FREE (moneyrefunded).Book now TION -you may win free tripl De k City tails at bus. off. this paper. I -- 7' one Ou key nCe I.I "Janet" McDonald and Charles "Nel son Eddy" Fuller singing a duet in the College Shop....Mary Culbertson writing the following note to Morgan Arant: "I still hate you."....They're Juniors, mind you.... Ben Wanna maker, colored mess hall waiter, be ing incarcerated in the municipal bas tile, so he said... .Art Urbanyi say ing he was a China football player ....Always cracked up.... A Cincinnati Red visiting Bill Hen son and getting interested in a girls POPULAR POPULAR We have sel . dresses and s occasion. MEM2FedETake advant wondprful < new dresses New fabrics, tails combin with good w ties. Values - Size MAI Mannish Tail Two-tone Tai Dressy Swagl Dress Coats Sport Coats Headliners for Spring in Fasb and Value HATS $1.57 Turbans, Tricorns, Derby Eff Brims, Bretons All Head Sizes-21-24 1620-24 Main Street ... o r m ennis match, not to mention the co d basketball tournament.... Tarzan Harvey acquiring a new nickname, its Harpo, now.... Another pretty but ithietic co-ed becoming known as kmazon. JIMMIE'S PLACE 1207 Gervais Street SEMI-PRIVATE BOOTHS For Best Sandwiches and Beer With Reputation FASHIONS PRICES mcted a grand array of chic mart suits for this particular DRESSES age of this ollection of for this sale. new style de- $ e smartness ,270 earing quali to $4.98 s 12 to 20, 38 to 52 NNISH SUITS )red Suits rsd Suis $9.95 rer Suits Sizes 12 to 20 38to 44 ion ects, Columbia, S. 0. ildnes : e t r a t