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The manufacture of shoe blacking takes care of part of Poland's huge molasses production. About 6,248,800 George Washington uarters were issued by the United States government in 1932. FOR GRADUATION AND SUMMER WEAR MAYO'S HAS A LARGE SELECTION OF THE NEWEST STYLES For That Cool Comfy ( Care Free ' Feeling WE SUGGEST A WHITE Cotton Gaberdine PRICED AT 4.95 0. P. 0. COOL and NEAT IS THE ONLY WAY 'TO DESCRIBE OUR NEW All Wool Tropical Worsteds THIS SUIT HAS WHAT IT TAKES FOR THE COLLEGE MAN OUR PRICE $12.50 0. P. . WE I.NVITE / YOU TO COME IN SAND SEE OUR NEW ALL WOOL '{3 PIECE SPORT SUITS THEY ARE ~ STYLED TO SUIT THE ,INDIVIDUAL ,+ )THEY ARE EVERY ONE ~15.OO Sizes-15 - 50 SHORT OR TALL FAT OR SMALL IT'S ONE PRICE ONLY ATERATIONS FREE Swing Defined By Whitemaa The curtain will be rolled back an< the stage will be cleared so that th< audience may dance to the music o Paul Whiteman and his orchestra a the Carolina Theater on Tuesday, Ma3 17, Grady Beeker, manager of tho theater said Wednesday. This is no usually done when Whiteman is or tour, but Whiteman is giving Colum bia this special pleasure because it i. a University town, Mr. Becker said. Whiteman recently was asked for definition of "swing." He remindec the int-erviewer that to date no one ha4 been able to define the term satisfac torily. However, the following are z few of Paul's ideas on the subject. "If I had a nickel for every time that I have been asked the question what is the difference between 'jazz and 'swing?'-I could buy myself ; castle and paper it with five' dollai bills." "The Jazz Bands of several year! ago are now calling themselves Swinj liands. Well, the difference is it name only." "We always have had swing, but un der other titles. The music knowr as swing today, yesterday was knowi as jazz. Tomorrow-who knows] Ilut whatever the new label for it' the music itself will remain unchanged. ROA - VICTOR RADIOS AND RECORDS EXPERT RADIO REPAIRS BRADFORD RADIO SERVICE Cor. Main & Richland Phone 8392 BICYCLING is healthful as well as being a pleasant sport RENT ONE TODAY - Low Rates - J. W. BOND 1404 Hampton Phone 3773 AN ?P L 6.vaa Schedule And Reg Of .Examinations ( I For the convenience of the student 1 ! is uninformed about when the examinati, f schedule as it was given last week: A. M. 9-12 May 20-T., T., S. .......10:00-11:00 T t May 21-T., T., S. ........ 9:00-10:00 T May 22-Sunday May 23-T., T., S. ........8:00- 9:00 T May 24--M., W., F. ..... .12:00- 1:00 T May 25-M., W., F. .....11:00-12:00 T T May 26-M., W., F . ..... 10:00-11:00 M May 27-M., W., F. ...... 9:00-10:00 M May 28-M., W., F. ...... 8:00-9:00 M M Rules governing the examinations are: 1. No intermediate or final examinatic times without the special permission of 2. By consent of the instructor, studer tion to another of the same course. 3. Examinations will begin and end p "I first encountered swing on the Barbary Coast when I was playing vi- aE ola in the San Francisco Symphony. ni Then it went under the uncomplimen- h< tary title of gut bucket.' Since, it th has been rechristened variously, rag- sa time, jazz, syncopation, and jan." - Carolina Life Insurance Co. SELLS A POLICY SUITABLE TO THE NEEDS OF EACH MEMBER OF THE FAMILY Industrial - Old Line "It Is Better To Have It And Not Need It Than To Need It And Not Have It" U ly Radi Fs'an's of (EASURE cigafette GRACE MOORE DRE KOSTELANETZ AUL WHIITEMAN DEEMS TAYLORth PAUL DOUGLAS ulations iven )ody and to make sure that no one :ns come, The Gamecock repeats the t, si C P. M. 3-6 is T., S. ................ 4:00-5:00 ., T., S. ............... 1:00- 2:00 ., T., S. ...............11:00-12:00 b T., S. ..............12:00- 1:00 PI , ., S. ................ 2:00- 3:00 fil , ., S. .................. 3:00- 4:00 it W., F. .............. 1:00- 2:00 0 W., F................4:00-:500 W., F . ................ 2:00- 3:00 t; W., F. ..............3 :00- 4:00 s S n may be held outside of the stated the President. its may be transferred from one sec S4 romptly at the stated hours. a "Many persons have described jazz n ai a music sprung from the colored la an's efforts to express himself when a was unable to read notes. Swing, erefore, must originate from- the me type of family tree." c ALAS KA FUR STORAGE PHONE 6030 The Carolinas' Biggest and Best ALASKA FUR CO., Inc. 1709-11 Taylor Street At ingredi can a, * tobacc< tasteles ab, mn ant, cgarel all Prefers Red Roses George Hall who brings his orches a to Carolina, June 1, is tall, broad iouldered and dark of features.... eorge's moustache is his pride.... it always neatly waxed and pointed .He is not of the "gusher" type, but uiet, interesting and cooperative.... mokes twenty cigars daily .... big, lack cigars, and down to the very id... .says the best part of any smoke in the butt.... He always wears a ower in his button-hole.... usually 's a red rose.... Likes to attend other rchestra leaders' openings ....Once ,ent to six of them in four days.... itroduced ten years ago to radio lis ners tangos and rhumbas, but per mally prefers waltzes.... Favorite icavy" tunes are Beethoven's Fifth ymphony and Wagner's "Siegfried" .In the lighter music he prefers ictor Herbert's "Kiss Me Again.... [as played over the Columbia net 'ork more than any other band, his :hedule at times calling for as many ; eleven broadcasts weekly.... Has iade shorts for both Warner Brothers id the Paramount studios.... During st year he played two engagements the Paramount Theatre in New ork City and also at Loew's State ..Recently completed thirty-nine ,eeks on the Borden's Milk program ver the Mutual netwdrk.... Features iarming Dolly Dawn. BAKER'S DRUG STORE SANDWICHES SODAS SNAPPY CURB SERVIcE PROMPT Motorcycle Delivery 2000 Main St. Phone 3504 "Where Friends Meet" RE R~ ...because Chest ents are thc best a ci~ z...mild ripe home >s . . aromatic Turki .. aged for 2%/ years., s cigarette paper ... ar (end that can't be c ORE PLEASU} i uou ei'er smoi Maestro'u ... . P.G. MY2, O-rrL