Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Snor Prat Places ladio In Infirmary Blue Key, national honorary leader ship fraternity, has placed a radio in the University infirmary, to be used T at the discretion of the officials. This gift is a portion of the fraternity's plan to further the University and its aims. -A Possible Answer (CONTINUED FROM PAGE FIVE) no one's enemies. These people want nothing but their homes and peace. They are too dazed and weak to fight anyone. Surely you can allow them to go with me away where they may recover from their losses and try to become happy once more." The lieutenant laughed curtly, "Ah, little father, but it is so very impos sible. They have lost but soon shall suffer no more. You shall go with them. Comfort them if you can" he leaned close-"for it will be even hotter there than it is in this cursed sunt" He wheeled and strode away, rattling his saber and bawling orders in a coleric tenor. Father Gonzalez stood, his face blanched, then turned to his people and talked to them in a small voice. Quickly a gun was placed by two sweating soldiers who made a great fuss and clatter of equipment over it. A long belt, heavy with brass shells, was fitted to the gun. The man at the trips drew back the arming lever, and spat unconcernedly. He looked at the officer who stood smoking a cigarette and watching the proceedings with evident relish. It was a' old story and he had grown to enjoy it. He always obeyed orders and General Varonsky, the Russian attache', had decreed to stamp out the opposition. This El Captain Varga took pride in doing. Father Gonzalez, his back still to the gun, spoke to the panicky cap tives. His words calmed then some what but one badly wounded young rifleman, crazed by his pain, broke from the group and ran. A shot tumbled him headlong. Then, hearing the snick of the ma chine gun's hammer, Father Gonzalez began to pray, his voice fervent and fearless. Behind him. the lieutenant smiled sardonically, flipped away his cigarette, and gave a sharp command. The priest stiffened but his intonations did not waver. He heard the hellish racket of the gun burst forth, a woman on the edge of the group before him screamed and collapsed; a man at her side cursed, grasped his middle, and slowly bent over; a terrific blow struck Father Gonzalez between the shoulders and shoved him forward viciously. He fell heavily on his face. The lead shrieked over his head, smashing into ,its howling target of flesh. As the pounding gun suddenly ceased its chatter, Father Gonzalez turned onto his back. A dull pain wracked him. He felt unbelievably heavy. The effort of movement was too much for him and he lay staring up at the sun. The bright rays were abruptly blotted out and the dying priest saw the blurred face of the lieutenant grinning down at him. He tried to speak, but something down inside stopped his throat. "Does it hurt, little father?" the of ficer asked; the voice was far away. Father Gonzalez just lay and stared up at him, his lips tight with pain, his brain fast waning but still alive with the thought, "How can all this end?" The answer came as the lieutenant drew his pistol, held it quite close to the dying man's head and fired. As his world burst in a halo of flame, Father Gonzalez knew. MIDNIGHT SHOW BUNIDAY AND MONDAY Only On Boreen Bally ZXITRnn James DUNN "We Rave Our ro o Musdi On Other 31at. P Ralph Behney waking up to find his pi mattress afire and his room all full p: of smoke.... Evidently his personal- ai ity became a little bit too hot....Dr. B Copenhaver climbing up a tree after el a swarm of Dr. Babcock's bees with Dr. Babcock's "Huck" down below of- at fering to get a mattress for the pro- c< fessor to fall on....Dot Platt becom- bi ing perfectly fascinated by the foot- .. ball players in "Bury the Dead".... tli An excuse coming to the registrar's S' office saying "Please excuse me for er living," and being signed: Martin J. Pi Hodes....And then a note from the V, registrar coming to the campus pest lo saying, "Mr. Hodes, there is no ex- he cuse for your living." er Bill Bochman putting on a Tarzan b3 act in the Napoleonic manner with Al- sit lie Pritchard acting as the recumbent th figure....Knowing Allie we don't be- A lieve the act would have succeeded if fl< Leonard Long hadn't been there to th help, too.... Leila Mayes being so dis- "v appointed when it rained all over her ye fluffy dress and flower-garden hat.... cc Edna Hunter getting in the beauty sec-. tion of Clemson's "Taps." 'th A bunch of football boys going to Jc Barnwell to conduct a track meet.... gc The only trouble was that there wasn't fo a pistol in the town to start off the gc races. ...The difficulty was solved, a however, by using an old double-bar- st; relled shotgun... .They say that there so was some mighty fast running....Bill A Neely petting a snake in the canteen Bi ... Mrs. Gunter helping dispose of the be 600 bottles of buttermilk that the can- ha teen was giving away....Jane Crout wi saying that she will have to have a w< harem since she never will be content fr with just one man....We believe her w since we heard about the three dates or she had in one night. th Maryhella Higgins giving a private D 0-; tn In reU PractUces7 usu sel :rformance of her "Bury the Dead" na rt, mixing it with one of her WIS Fla i oleomargarine announcements. ... anc ill Norton waking up in someone stui se's bed. / lad; Remember....When Dink Gaines boc id Betty Horton used to tell each in ming freshman class that it was the in st that had ever come to Carolina? wa: .The time that Vyvyan Morse rew his hat on the Euphradian 'gu )ciety floor and yelled, "That's the tough, I resign"?....When the A. D. I's didn't have Doris Johnson?.... nev 'hen the pet squirrel next door got ses ose and took roost on' Dr. Morse's ad?.... When the Euphradian Lit ary Society didn't elect their officers 'I acclamation?....When the Univer- eds :y Players gave "Redemption" and Sot e borrowed pistol refused to shoot? Pal nid how the acto% threw it on the tiv for to make a noise and how much to : e pawn shop charged the players for at ranton destruction"?....Last year's '] hlow sheet?... .Altitude Smith's red are rduroy pants? pag Johnnie Steppe playing baseball with Wr e boys of Tenement 16.... Miss rell hnson as professor of sociology gra tting a ticket to the stag banquet to r Inaugural Day....Al Browning C ing on a sit down-strike on top of sub step-laddei on the Drayton Hall ige.... Marybelle Higgins wanting meone to take her down to the "Big pple"....Gladys Gaskin showing I lly Woods just how a scream should screamed.... Lib Manning losing if of her shoe and hobbling around th a pained look on her face.....A -man at the Inauguration looking intically for Floyd Rodgers-she inted a pencil sharpened....Some e saying that the most outstanding ing about the Inauguration was Joab owling's blue suit. *. ii 1 TREE NEARLY HITS MAN red Ninestein was carrying on his al conversation with some fair dam last week in the vicinity of Maxcy nument. Why, I can remember when I was in nders and shells were falling thick l fast," the new vice-president of the sent body was explaining as the' young y stood with open mouth. the shels,exploded... Boom, boom, m . " ust then Ted gazed toward the sky, time to see the tree, under which he standing, falling. 'ed took off, like the shot out of a ', and barely missed being struck by crashing oak. row the moral of this little story is er to stand under a tree and expound tuipedalian verbage to ethreal beings specially to any great length. --U. I. o. Festival 'hree University South Carolina co are candidates for the title of Miss ith Carolina, who will represent the metto State at the Rhododendron Fes i in Asheville, June 14-20, according Mrs. Arney R. Childs, dean of women the University. 'he co-eds representifig the University the finalists chosen at the beauty eant recently: May Queen, Edith ight; Maids of Honor, Margaret Far and Mary Culbertson. The photo phs of the entrants have been sent the judges. onverse and Winthrop Colleges also mitted contestants. OOK iFRATERNITIES K SORORITIES AND CLUBS or Your Next Party Call 8240 For KIRBY'S Potato Chips and Delicious Salads SPECIAL PRICES To Parties or Banquets O Il pa pa Cb Going East .. . . . .Chesterfield LUost Articles Are OReturned To P. O An overcoat 'found in the library, a girl's coat, and a watch have' been found and turned over-tq Mrs. Moon. Owners may claian he atticles upon identification -at the University post office. Carp Not 8. C. Pood Carp, according to Dr. J. T. Penney of the Unihersity of South Carolina bi ology department, are not much desired as food by South Carolinians. He ext Call- MI ghop S9308 For Quick Deliveries l CAP YEI UPDR COLUMBIA Special Rates IF THEY LEAVE TRETR L& BY 12 O'OLOO 1823 Taylor Street ... men like 'e, women like' the Big Town, you see lot ?ages. That means that ? of refreshingly mild, gc esterfields have satisfied hi ybe thousands. Vay out in Goose Creek Jun weet up with men who tell h.esterfields are milder.. .you 'ho tell you how good thbey 'hat a pleasing aroma they wr going West satisfies 'em. plinted "tbt there wQe recpehover; wr4 h fl * and ras, sprinle with co at. f bake.." Then throw away the l(sh abd eat the rest -. INSURANCE CO SELLS A POIY 8*JITAB TO THE NERD80 OP *A EMBER O THE PAM4 Y fNDUSTRAL-.D LINE "It Is 'Better To Have ft And Not Need It Than To Need. It And Not Have It" BURETOR LLO-BOLE New way of bdtning tobacco better, cooler, cleaner. Car buretor-Action coolt wnoke. Keeps bottom of bowl absolutely day. Caked with honey. At dealers' now. AFT LATEST ISCOVERY IN PIPE$ LAUNDRY To Students DNDRY AT THE CANTEEN EACH DAY Telephone 4054 rn s of empty pack after od tastig uidreds... tion, you you that see ladies HEl aste .and have. n . -: --: x-1