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Ray .Noble Si For June Also Gives Concer English Bandsman Probably Th Biggest "Name" Ever Ob tained Here Ray Noble and his famous orchestr have been definitely engaged to furnis the music for the June week dance the German's June Ball and the Inte fraternity Council dance to be given o the evenings of June second and thir The English bandsman will also pla for a public concert sponsored by th two organizations at the townshi auditorium earlier in the evening of th third, it was announced by Ed Bowei president of the German club, and Jac Killea, president of the Itnterfraternit Council. Probably the biggest "name" ban ever to play for the June Ball, Nob follows Hob Crosby, who was a disai pointment last year, Jan Garber, an Glen Gray, both of whom played ri turn engagements at the annual funu tion of graduation week. Since coming to America, Noble ht become one of the most popular mae tros of the country. H is style is pri dominately smooth and sophisticate but on occasion he demonstrates th; he is no stranger to "swing." lIspec ally when he is off the air, the con poser of such syrupy ditties as "Go: Night, Sweetheart" and "The Vet Thought of You" is reputed to forg his style and imitate Messrs. Ilende son and Goodman. Unquestionably the orchestra w furnish the most aristocratic music cv< secured by Carolina for the dance Many of the German nembers st have a bad taste in their niouths fro the effects of tob Crosby's tin pan e semble, and are looking forward to band that is rated second to a very fe in America. Ray and his boys recent played for Lafayette, noted for i strictly bonl ton students who await< his arrival as eagerly as student w here. Leaving the gold mine Coca-Co hour for a barnstorming tour, the N ble men have shown themselves cap ble of holding their own with the be> and even surpassing most of the t( notchers. It would seem that the Ge man officers have outdone themselv< in getting someone who will not on satisfy the customers, who since la year have had ample reason to co sider themselves suckers. but his in sic should bring delight to evel dancer on the floor. -U. H. (. Test Tube Ruins Lal Princeton, N J (AC')-'l IPrinceton p)rofessors were b)urnied, at $4,000 worth of radium wvas scattered minute p)articles throughout a labor tory here when a test tub)e mnysteriou ly explodled. Dectermined efforts to recover thei visible particles from the walls, fo< and ceiling of the laboratory are 1b ing made, ando the twvo exp)eritnentet mnemb)ers of the Princeton physics d ptartmient, will undergo extensive tes inl order to determine the possibility their having contractedl the incurab radliumn poisoning. Reasoni for the exp)losion of the r dium11, wvhich was mlixedl with live grani of beryllium, is unknown. -1. 8. 0.-* COLLEGE WRITERS LABELED_IMITATIVi New Brunswick, N. J. (A\CPl)-l college writer is imitative, usually< the latest literary sensation, and lacd the widle experience in living nece sary for b)asically sound wvork. So saidl Warren l''. Bower, edlitor< the anthology "The College Writer addressing the Intercollegiate Writer Conference held recently at New Je sey College for Womnen here. T1he "little magazine,"' is idleally fi ted to serve as a proving ground ft the young wvriter, Bower said, since offers stimulation and( encouragenmet without having prohib)it ive stndards. -7. A. 0. A "permanent" chapter of the Ame ican Liberty League has b)eenl orgat izedl at Washington University, S Lou is, Attractions At II THEATRI II Matinee 15 Iii Nigh 90c gned Week Dances t Band Leader e h Ic 3K <1 RAY NOBLE Sigma Nu's Give Dance On Golden Anniversary i Banquet And Ball Takes Place May 9th At Columbia Hotel L't r- Delta chapter of Sigma Nu will give its "Golden Anniversary" banquet and ball, the evening of May !9, celebrating the 50th anniversary of its founding at i the University. The affair will take in place at the Columbia hotel, the han S(Iuet beginning at 6:30 followed by the ball. w 13' A large attenlance of Sigma Nts ts from Columbia and all parts of the d state are expected. It will be the larg ill est gathering of Sigma Nus ever held 1 here. la Sponsors for the dance are: F.liza >- beth MlcDonald for Robert Hruner, t- commander; Bessie I leyward for t, Crawford White, lieutenant command ,p er; Henrietta Bailey for Fletcher Spig r- ncr, recorder; Ray Graves for James :s Goggans, treasurer; lssie Davis for, lv Wallace Martin; and Dorothy Dial for st Arthur Robinson. m- Sigma Nu fraternity was fontded at u- Virginia MIilitary institute in 1869. -y Delta chapter was founded at the Uni versity in 156 but was abolished in 1897 due to antifraternity laws. --t. S. C. USPC Formed S At Ohio U. * Researches Of Society Brings Out Elaborate Methods Of Ex Samination Cheating a C olumbius. Ohio ( AC I')--The hand th-at nev~er rocked a cradle mayv never theles be an old hand at a crib. r Ntto be out done in the madi race -of Ameurican uindlergraduate*s to organ ize, Ohilo State students have formed -the i versity Society for the Il'romnul tsgaio f ( ribbling ( unrecogniizedl, so far, by thle IDean's5 Committee oni Stut Ie dlent Affairs) and their researches have brought to light many esoteric and de vious w ays of confounding the un wary proctor. The commiuonier methods, such as cuff-writing, are frowned upon by the 'S PC. which is interested rather ini investigation like that done by a NYCI researcher whIo discovered that crib niotes could be( written with grapefruit te juice on glasses or watch-dials. SAnother favored method is k nowni as a "thie scroll.'' TheI despairing studett - makes Is notes on a long strip of pap)er, which he attaches to two match ~f sticks and( rolls up into a scroll. IUse oof this device, is in the case of the co .s' edl's han dkerchief system, calls for r- somie knowledge of list rionics, since a certain amonunt of hantd wrinogintg is in t. dlicated while peering at the notes. >r 'Tle "pedal tranT.fer" is recomimended it in cases where a pal neceds aid. A note it is prepared, and one foot is placed upon one's knee. '[he note is then slipped into thle shoe and the whole de -vice, leg, foot, shoe atid note, p)laced I- close to the drowning moan, wvho drops t. a pencil nearby) and extracts the life saver. The SATRDAYi KEN MAYNARD in "Western Frontie: Also Chapter One "Adventures of Frank Merriu Last Chapter "Adveantures of Tar..n" Social S BY KATHERIN Social C F'riday-5:10-7::t0 Non-de-Script Tea 1: Iriday-10:00-l)amas Spring lItali, Gy Saturay -9-:I -l)elta Zeta i)ance. (Gyv M11(onday-1:00-Freshnian Y. W. C. A. \I onda-7 :00-Freshman Council, Ili Iuesday"-4:00-Clariosophic literary S Iuesday-t:00-1,uphradian I,iterarv S Wednesday-t:15--llypatian I,iterary S \Wedntesday-7:1 5-Carolina Service Cit \Wednesday-7 :15-Sophomore Council. lhursday-!):00-P'i Beta Phi Annual S Fri(lay-9::0)-Annmal May Coronation Chosen Queen amilton \arran, Sumter, vill be rowned \Iay Queen in an elaborate crentonv to be held May s. The cere tony w%ill be folloved by a large ball iven in honor of the queen, in the field a ouse. The crowning of the lay 6 2ueen is a traditional cerenonv at the nivcrsity. \laxine Scarborough will ( ct as maid of honor for the occasion. 1aids in attendance will be selecte(l rotm the sororities and other groups i the campus. The Light Fantastic The advent of spring has ush ered in a series of dances rivaling the affairs of June week. The spring Damas Ball preceded by Non-de-Script will be danced to night in the gym in a lovely set ting of gay decorations. The grand march will be led by Hamilton d Warren and Bland Hammond. t Following Damas will be the d Delta Zeta dance given Saturday night, the Pi Beta Phi annual b( dance, next Thursday and the Sig ma Nu "Golden Anniversary" ball. Banquet and Dance A brilliant affair given last Friday light was the annual Founder's day )an(Iuet and dance of Phi Sigma Kap >a at the Jeiersont hotel. 'he han luet was served at 8 o'clock. Freeman .oggins. president of the local chapter icted as toastmaster. NIusic for the lance was furniShed by ister Spann itid his Gamecocks. Red carnations. he fraternity flower were used for I lecoration. Delta Zeta The annual dance of Delta Zeta will be held Saturday evening from 9-12. in the gym. A special Delta Zeta figure will be led by Beulah DesChamps, president of the local chapter, with John Steele, assisted by Edith Wright, vice-president, with Danny Clayton. Decorations will be in rose and green, the so rority colors. Buster Spann and Presenting - e "Fifty Million Faces" exposes private thoughts of every one-a who play It t Picks your ideal ma in business. Provides hilarious, c to ten can play. With "Fifty Mi character like a professional. Bi 89% to 95% accurate in its analyi STATE CO. B4 1224 Main Street MONDAY--I ,, William ] I' In Another Thi ,d,, in "RENDE Wit' ROSALIND RUSSELl, ynopsLs fE TAYLOR flendar e ance. Ill. Ill. I:liInn Ilall. nn flall. ociety. uceyt V. ib. 1buinn iIall. I hlinn Ilall. (, pring )ance. ItalI. his Gamecocks will play for the S dance. t Officers Newly elected olficers of Sigma Nu re Robert l1runer, commnlander; Craw >rd WVhite. lieutenant commnander: fetcher Spigner. recorder: and 1aies oggans, treasurer. Hypatian Picnic Members of the Hypatian Liter rary Society enjoyed an evening picnic at the community house at Lake Murray last Thursday. Mem bers of the society and their dates attended. A picnic supper was served. Pan-Hellenic I'an-Hlellenic council gave its spring ance last night from !::t1) to 1::10 in he gym. one of the lo:t brilliant ances of the season. 'he grand march Vcas led by- I.icy" lack with Jack l il a. Iresidclnt of the council: lEd oweni Vith lielen Stevenson: James Good ith Claiborne Iiunch. Party Another party given in honor of Mrs. Joe Cardwell (Josie McCaw) was given by Caroline Goggans, last Wednesday afternoon at 5:30 at her home on Barnwell street. Pi Beta Phi l'i lIeta I'hi will give a dance next 'hursday evening, at the Jefferson iotel. The dlance will be the first large ormial entertainment of the chapter inc the installation hall. :\ lumtnae is well as actives w\ill attend. Cotillion A formal banquet and cotillion was given Wednesday evening at the Jefferson hotel by Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. The decorations were in the fraternity colors blue and gold. Camel Brothers orches tra from Raleigh furnished the music for the occasion. :ifty-.Million II 'c-C.S > e .... 3- O th ide caaceisis n ctalyred temndsob hs te1elswee o ill suce Colubia-8.0. Pow ll"T tombdngL.om -RINopNT RARpeek U Damas Ball FIeld Tonight I)am11as club will give its spring ball >night in the gynhasiurn. .\Music will e furnished by BulI Ibh I;ceker's cr hestra frc n the Sir \\alter hotel. aleigh, N. C. LIahorat" ccorationn ill bec used. Ihe grand niarch will i led by latuilton \\arren, presib !!t O f the uh. with Biland Ilantnr n'l and Biettv arnett. v ice-lpresident, tu h lack )'lrien. I.caling the jn:,.r ,enicr gure will be Frances i r. nior -ader, with l.cster \\ebb) an-i h.ar anIphell. junic,r leader. withi J, NI _ augilin. Just preceding the ball the N:.,,-dc crip t club .i, entertaining .,t tc:, antce at the Jefferson b tci r :,:; 7 ::M. BIubbles I'ecker' - . i. r tr ill play for this dance as. I chulb lade up of ahout :n c' < . -. an<d The New Palm Beac HOPE-D EXCLUSIVE DEA Main At : >/ I he Keep yc social p Palm Be You can look as cool a a Palm Beach Tux, this s you'll be that way e on' .it ends that moppins with heavier clothes il with a warm number w< up unduly 0 And Good Palm Beach) insures utm ity oflines. A white P.B.'I makes a super swank 4 apply to Palm Beach di show you the new Palm tans, etc. A two-piece st $16.75. Smart slacks, $ Always be sur trade-marked Goodall Camp WEDNESDAY TI: e Pride of the J. Marines" With RLES BICKFORD . M C5ORNOa umaCi s-agv svUrvu QtOTA13LE QUOTES liy Asst ciate<l (Collegiate Press) "TIhe chance is exceedingly remote." I)r. Ia rl,)w Shapley. director f tle IlIarvard l Observatt,rv <luesn't believe the iiewvly-di,cmvere1l "I elp rte ( )bject, "mtallt",t (t'n1 -third rilile ill dliartctr ) o f the hlavely l c ie., will ever ("llde with tIle earth. ".\ 1'r.1!ll.i11t sin tletil sh<'tti be givell s,ltil ' A i n' !d, t" l able hil tit corltiu lete hi, IoghI r 11dnetttil1....Thllis '!yin to) c:i : ..' the SInl e tittle re,tilts t flly in 'lt i In." 'resi<lent latnes l;ry:tnt ( . . i I|Inrvard blast, at: at ciilt the \laxitle '11 Iri:Lh e is chairmI lan <if the enlterta int"t it1ii ttee. Curb Service A Specialty WE SERVE BEER Pick -Wick 1240 Hnmpton Street h Suits Have Arrived AVIS CO. LER IN COLUMBIA .ady Street t h0IC :)aknce buc1get* )ur oise in a bach Tux s a trained seal on ice, in ummer. And, what's more, a thing about Palm Beach ; and sweltering that go i summer. Even a dance >n't run your temperature all tailoring (exclusive in :>st smartness and modern ux with black P. B.trousers :ombine e Same remarks my wear. Your clothier will Beach whites, blues, greys, it dents your budget only 5. Tux Ensemble, $18.50. to look for this label in the suit. any. -Cncinnati [URSDAY-FRIDAY ILME8 CAGNEY in "Frisco Kid" With RGAREgT LINDSAY LICARDO CORTEZ