The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 19, 1938, Page Page Eight, Image 8

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Premident J, Rion McKissic has beeA chosen to discuss "Stas 0", dardixing Agencies and Their I terference with Normal Universil Developmneat" at the annual me ing of the National Association 4 State Universities in the Unite States of America in Chicag< November 9. President George Norlin of tI University of Colorado will lea the discussion. Because of widespread dissatii faction with the rtquirements < some of the standardizing aget cies, the National Association State Universities and the Lan Grant College Association, whic will meet in Chicago at the sarr time, have established a joint con mittee which will report on t1 question to both bodies. "I favor reasonable standar for colleges and universities," Pre! ident McKissick says, "but I ai opposed to excessive and oppre! sive standardization which invad4 the sovereignty of colleges and un versities and assumes dictatori; powers over their administration "Some of these standardizir agencies do not properly take in' account the vast differences in I nancial resources of colleges ati universities. Some of the stai dardizing agencies compel finai cially poor colleges and univers ties to spend the same minimui amounts for certain purposes are required of tremendous wealthy institutions like Harvar Yale and Columbia. "Some colleges and universiti< have already refused to subm further to the dictatorship of suc standardizing agencies. "Some time ago I presente certain aspects of this problem I our Board of Trustees. Upon m recommendation, that body adopi ed a resolution deferring any ne, or additional compliance with th requirements of standardizing agen cies until after the session of th National Association of State Un versities and the Land Grant A! sociation in Chicago next month. Radio Actors Hold Auditions Auditions will be held at 3 p. n Friday at Drayton Hall for univei sity students interested in takin part in the radio plays given by th University Extension departmer this year. Marion Zula director of the prc gram, announced that a company c ten will be selected from those ir terested. Plans are being made t begin the series of broadcasts th first week in November and to pr< sent a fifteen minute play at 8 p. n every Friday. Several radio plays were broa< cast last year and from the intere previously shown the departmeT feels that the new series will be eve more successful. Faculty advisoi are Prof. Maurice Stephan and Pro W. S. Woods. -U. S. C. -Resolve Continued From Page One frain from drinking in 'the Unive: sity stadium." Knowing that you are as anm ious as we are to maintain good b< havior among both students ar spectators, we are asking your hel in securing the cooperation of ti Clemson student body in th move. We are doing this at the r, quest of Jerry Hughes, presidea of the Carolina student body. In asking your cooperation v believe that you join with us feeling that everything possib should be done to improve tIa reputation of college students < South Carolina. Hoping that we shall have better game in every way this yea we are, Yours sincerely, James Thomas, President K. S. K. Harold -Prince, Editor The Gamecock -Honor Code * Continued From Page One dutch Elston, E. M. Hann: Grace Kilgore, Jimmy Weir, R. ( Scarborough, Jr., Billy Farros Fulton Massingill, Ed Scott. James A. Clarkson, Wmn. McE veen, Fletcher Loomis, Sarah Le' erette, Amy WaIler, Walter ( Taylor, Nat L. Barnwell, John J Garner, Dave Baker, R. C. Lile Thomas Burch, Felix B. Green Elizabeth C. Bird, James Cami bell, John B. Nettle, Scrive Brockington, Emmet Cox, F. Bizzell, Jr., Martha Kirkland, \ Douglas Parker, Henry Mors Fred H. Fellers. --o. S. c. All Lombardy poplars are said have descended from cuttings of single tree which originated on t river Po, in Italy. WINGFIELD'S DRUG STORE Sells WoE CuEM SOFT DRINKS TOILET AETIOLES SUaNEaS Motorcyde Delivery 444Xtin t. PhoneO 814 ~~Lcin k d >f >f d h Le I4S 1 ie k I e ly :s it h Lucius Henson, sophomore quarl d the field tomorrow for the Gameco d Tigers. Against Clemson Frosh las 0downs. e 125 Attend i Nite Classes I Over one hundred and twenty five men and women are attending evening classes sponsored by the Extension Division of the Univer sity, W. H. Ward, director, an nounced this week. More than twenty different sub - jects are being offered and each subject carries three semester cred g its. e The class in Personal Leader t ship and Public Speaking is the most popular class according to registration figures. Enrollment for this course has been so great I- that the class has been divided into 0 two sections. This class is taught e by Dr. George D. Halsey. -u. 8. c. Continued From Page One kt field and around the stadium; ad n ditional toilet facilities were pro .s vided and numerous other smaller f. repairs made. These improvements were made possible by a grant from the Works Progress Administration. The University Athletic Associa tion was required to put up a por r- tion of the funds, and Prof. R. L. Sumwalt contributed his services c- for the designs and general super -vision of the work, for which the 4d University has received credit for p $1,800. te The project is still not com is pleted. A concrete cornice is to b)e constructed around the top of e- the present walls to prevent water it from entering and harming them. Also the wall back of the west re stands will be extended high in enough to enclose the press box, le As is customary, the whole struc .e ture will be painted after the last >f game of the season. IRDIlVIDURLITU I s, e, n e, to he ID (LOTHES . .. means quality woolens and q u a 11 t y tailorIng--dIstInctIve style-comfort. Our tailoring service means just that-and we deliver satisfaction at a most reasonable price. Dependable Woolens in the latest style ef fects await your visit. DOYP-JOHI80N 19 Arcade Bldg. Hfenson ' :erback, will direct the strategy on :ks in their tussle with Jess Neely's t fall Lucius chalked up two touch Smith's Book Now In Braille Information that his book "South Carolina Ballads" is being translated into Braille, the raised-character lan guage of the blind, has been received by Dr. Reed Smith, dean of the Uni versity of South Carolina's graduate school. The Harvard University Press, which published the work in 1928, in formed Doctor Smith recently that permission for the Braille translation had been given. "South Carolina Ballads" is the first of Doctor Smith's well-known works on folk-songs and literature, in which field he is an acknowledged expert. When Carl Sandburg was preparing his monumental work, "The American Songbag," he visited Columbia and conferred with Doctor Smith, includ ing four songs from "South Carolina Ballads" in his compilation. "South Carolina Ballads" includes the text and tunes of a number of folk-songs of the state, many of them beautiful. In addition it includes dis cussions of such topics as "Communal Composition," "The Ballad in Litera ture," "The Ballad in America," etc. Cheste everybo It's pleas everybod it's plear Chesterfi *Chesterfie tasting an It take good pro< use the bk can have. c.pmigh 19n. pure ciga, .ro aMv,,as tToanuco Co MUSCLI] Dot Koger going crazy over a Frank iew Clemson aet .... Paul Bar- some -ett keeping the Gamecock staff in selves lutch with the Judge... .who rang and c :he bell at midnight, Barrett.... tain rhe Phi Beta Deltas wondering Jorda Nho swiped their phone, leaving Game iothing but the wires... Hennig K. hu :ohen, lacking Junior rank because a pro >f sickness during one semester, ...Ur uming over having to eat at the ret of dess Hall this semester.... Half ors L he Freshmen contemplating run- our n ting for president of their class.... The THIS NOW MANY CAN YOU ANSWERT This book has #1WAwuwnvt ee ad scoes ofeher Questies #e 1. Ohio has 24 electoral votes. 2. T area of Kansas is twice that of Kentucky. (True or ? False?) 3. President McKiney was as sassinated in 1902 (True.o,W False?) 4. Shanghai is the C tal of Chinak. (True.or Fakse?). -a mgx over 1000 usful facts inudn ltion Rules 1:;palc i Made solely tc =CoTuntuies; Oatso about the youtotryParb rthand Planets; -thenewmira ing ink that me uink dissol posits left in a bafantz. Alwa, The new I. E. S. SI1 LAMPS are on display - ers, Furniture and Depai See Them Tor BETTER LIGHT - BI SOUTH CAROLINI & GAS CO r]ield writes it foi iy who smokes 'en ure you smoke for .. . ly knows that ..,. and sure you get in every eld you light (ds are milder and better d here's the big reason ... s good things to make a luct. In Ghesterfield we est ingredients a cigarette ..mild ripe tobaccos aid , 'ette aper. 6"9 IN Simrill. catching it-Afrom who didn't catch much, them ....Fraternities still rushing ussing the obstinancy of cer freshmen rushees... Frank n waxing wroth over the mcks mild editorials... 0. D. nting publicity... (written by Blue Key man, by the way) Cle Billy moving to the gar Flinn Hall...Erstwhile edit omas and. Lee unable to get ewsrag out of their blood... K. A.'s. finally getting their PREF BOOK HE ANSWERS! I* ".t11kc b purchase of a bottle of ker Quin at 15c or'25c m Wriftg Za 1a E*s Pu.Clongivs isofferl tery. Get Quink and indude Free Answer Book to trQuink day at any storeseiling lewrit- ink. Offer good only in kesany U. S. A. eaner. re rich, 1r , er wa- , 3HT SAVING tt Electrical Deal tment Stores. norrow 'TTER SIGHT i ELECTRIC NPANY lomielle cleai'ed 6f lntritders . r rin 8lser. doing a beautifuljob on the wAlkste p)...O r tw< :ents woth: Zuckerman and Mc. Parath slaing -awlag for the Alma klater, handling athletic publicity And d6ing a good job..., Paul Brock ngton (eeling good fter making a record 0s a dUnner...Maybe Busi. less Manager Cothran or Atkinsol 1hould see him. "General". Shernian' wondering why .his name didn't get In tha :olumn and being',told that name Nasn't mentioned ib - sputhern' so :iety. SCHOI SCHOOL. EXCLUSI S. I. Kil . 1508 M *WEL( TO COLU THE STJ Those visitors who are una dations while in Columbia 1 of by calling at this office Streets, where a select list < is on file. We will also be glad to have tion relative to the city and and such other information We, who live in Columbia, ) a Columbia institution, but a and our hope is that those v themselves entirely at home. COLUMBIA I C0Mo PHONES ! .. ...wih. OR 4..f.r.. Continued From ai Q Registration by schoos -This Last School .ear Year Col. of Arts and Science n8o .658 School of Commerce 878 810 School of Uducation 1o1 101 School of Engineering 175 148 School of Journalism 85 73 School of Law 102 108 School of Pharmacy ~ 66 Graduate School 68 .82 10719 1,548 JA4TIC SUPPLIES VE WITH :ss & CO. ain Street :mOME MBIA AND kTE FAIR ble to secure hotel accommo his week, will be taken care corner Lady and Assembly f rooms in Columbia's homes our visitors call for informa for a list of points of interest as they may desire. ook upon "The Fair" not as 9 a South Carolina institution, isiting us this week will make 'HAMBER OF IERCE 5171-5172 PAUL WHtTBMAN Eery W7edussie Eweuu GBOROB GRAciB BURNs ALLaN Evr Frid.j Emenug All C B. S. S~asM BDDIB DOLY Football Highlight. bEvry Thrndequd&,sun*y -52 L.odi.g N. E. C Siegens PLEASURE tillion R