Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Paree" Only Pupils Years Old Wil A French cinema (movie) w rench by the French departine The title of the cinema (movie)4 "La Nudes de Paree" gives the.key to the subject matter-a simple story of the hardships endured by French Peasants before the French Revolution, continuing through the industrial revolution to reveal the changes in industrial methods in France. One central character, a simple rural maid, is the main char acter throughout the story, which Is told in simple French, and can be understood by anyone with good eyesight. (It is not a sound pro duction.) It was announced by the French department at the University that -Slug (Brought Over Matter)' . . . and set the yirn bold face ten point two column . . . "Jake Lingle, notorious Chicago crime reporter, who was believed to be murdered seven years by cer tain unknown members of the Chi cago underworld was discovered to day by the Chicago Bugle to be very much alive. "Lingle, alias "Slug" DePass is now iean of the school of Journalism at the Univer sity of South Carolina. Owen O'Malley, star reporter of the Bugle, uncovered this sensational story today while reading a copy of the South Carolina student pub lication, The Gamecock. In this paper was a photograph of DePass which O'Malley quickly identified as the supposed late Jake Lingle. Lingle, alias DePass, in his hey day as a Chicago newspaper re porter knew more about the Windy City's underworld than even Al Ca pone. At the time of his death, it was believed he was "taken for a ride" because he knew too much. "Contacted in Columbia, S. C. De Pass admitted his real identity. In a copyrighted statement to tht Bugle, DePass said: "It is true. I am Jake Lingle. That day when they tried to bump me off I was wearing a bullet proof vest. But I made believe they got me. Then I. escapel without telling anyone . . . I went South and found a job at the University of South Carolina as dean of the school of journalism." O'Malley paused, then said: "0. K. Andy, you can put thirty on the story, and don't forget the bold face type." Hanging up the receiver, O'Mal ley laughed softly to himself, very much pleased with his work. His face shiie likc a new nicke!. But suddenly the telephone rang and shattered his bfissini stupor. It was Walker, the city editor. "Hello, O'Malley? . . . Listen, you dumb cluck . . . What', may I ask, is a school of Journalism?" Enigma suspended itself above and behind O'Malley and lurked there like a London fog. --1. s. C. -Revels (BRrought Over Mattecr) to satisfy himself that he has seen all there is to see. His protege, In structor WVoods, has looked over the cast andl is well satisfied, also. "If Woods is pleased," Stephan stated, "it must be good." For the finale, the entire cast of 2000 will show their interpretation of why life begins at college. There are a few front row seats left. -n. 8. c. Athletic 0 ff i c e, TPheotherday (OP)-Nothing ever happens here either. Ask Zuckerman and McGrath. Or Bochman. New Women's Building, Tewday (OPO)-Nothing has happened yet, but just you wvait! Tennis Courts near 24%, Allde. time 8 (OP)-Flinn Gilland ,and Bill Brose p)layedl tennis today. Dick PaulI Carpenter Yon PURE OIL Service Station "SERVICE AT ITS BEST" Kelly Springfield Tires Sumter and Blanding Phone 6408 PLUS TAX AT 10-2 les -De 3hown Dver Eighteen 1 Be Admitted ill be shown to all students of int this afternoon. credit would be given to students seeing the picture. Classes will be dismissed for the showing. Only students over eighteen years of age will be admitted. This arrangement is being followed, as some line must be drawn to keep down the large crowd that is ex pected. Adrnission will be by card only. This is the last in a series of foreign language pictures that will be shown for some time, as it was announced that the French depart ment's film booker would leave for an indefinite vacation after the showing of the film. -New Chapel (Brought Over Matter) will be held during that hour, so that "Scoop" wil not have to listen to Dr. Penney. In all weeks when Wednesday comes after Tuesday, chapel will be held at 12:30. These modifications are made at slight sacrifice to the simplicity of the newly-adopted system, but can easily be remembered if your name begins with Q. "We feel sure that the students will cooperate in making this new plan a success," said Uncle Billy. The United States Weather Bureau and the Richland County Depart ment of Vital Statistics have col laborated with the committee in working out this schedule. -Points, (Brought Over Matter) point system, 0. D. K. issued a statement of explanation, which follows: "We have tried to give recogni tion to all campus honors and ac tivities. However, in the revised 0oint system which was compiled a few weeks ago, we admitted -those students who contribute so much to the social life of the campus, the Hen-house-hanger-outers, and the perennial jittM)bugs. We has ten to -include these worthy honor men on our list of point recipients." For the young lady's Easter no gift is m o r e appropriate t h a n a beautiful box of Nunnally's Candy frorn WINGFIELD'S Phone 3144 For Prompt Delivery Service SEE US-FOR TENNIS BALLS TENNIS RACQUETS GOLF BALLS ATHLETIC SHIRTS ATHLETIC SHORTS BATHING SUITS BATHING CAPS PING PONG BALLS REMEMBER WE HAVE BICYCLES FOR RENT--AND BI CYCLING IS AN EX CELLENT WAY TO EX ERCISE. University Co-c I,en-es & ORa CiFu Advance reports have it that Sani alumni are expected to fill the AthI in the above cut, Santa was not reje &-News Splas4es (IBrought Over Matter) told someone to jump-that is, look out the window. Library, Youlie 7 (OP)-Mat thew Poliakoff was seen in the Li brary this afternoon. That is why they are building a new library. President's. Office, DeSaussure, Foon 4 (OP)-Dr. McKissick was seen smoking a cigar this morning. M e n's Cafeteria, Devoomber (OPO)-Potatoes were featured on the menu today. Infirmary, Wecureall 2 (OI1O) "I'M sorry, you'll have to have an appointment . . . " Gym, Evryday 11 (OP)-Mr. Crawford today purchased a pack of cigarettes. Euphradian Hall, Yamuary 7 (OP)-Syd Duncan m,ade a talk at We Appreciate Your Pat ronage and Invite You to Call and See Us For Your Every Photographic Needs FRANK D. BRUNS 1343- MAIN ST. EAT "/ SANCKEN's ICE CREAM AL WAYS Manufactured By Richiandl Dairies Columbia, S. C. r"s SPRING TIME I"S SPORTS TIME re You Prepared? Sperative Store PLUS TAX' O o.s.c.ssa )~CLOCKi AL N * -----. ~ U a Claus is an out-moded character 'tic Association stocking in 1940, an ,cted as a contributor until -he had bi Students And Pi Study Mickey M An- extensive programn of audio visual education will be begun next nonth by Prof. Wm. Ward, of the University extension division, it wvas announced today. A number of the best educational films obtainable, featuring Mickey Mlouse, Popeye, and similar well known commentators, have been p)urchased for use in this work. Some of these films are designed [or use with illiterates, and many 3f these Carolina students have al r-eady enrolled in thte courses; the :ourses are also open to professors. . .s .- - the meeting here last night. Clariosophic Hall, Youguessit -9 (%OPO).F--CurrAC ..c.Ar-thur made n talk at the mecting her last night.1 ctd s onriuorun he hd Anexens tporalad's He 'll besaegnyt... 1on P . e Wa c was nnouCedtd A nuberof the nest atoa urjisd o uin thie orkec Som o tes flma C e orsewtilieae,admany f teseCarlia sudets he ousare aso oe tco pofeso XV on the University campus. The d all years hence. But,. as shown een nicked for quite a bit of dough. ofessors Will ouse Together - Stadium, Fair Grounds, Never never 8 (OPO)-Carolina defeated Clemson this afternoon. Swimming Pool, Spetmeber 28 (OP)-Katherine Knight has grad uated from the Beginners' Class in swimming. Today she swam the entire length of the pool without stopping. Petigru College, Mae 2 (OPO) LQuis Searson was today suspended from law school. It is rumored that he was caught studying. . Tenement 21, Achtoeber 21 (OPO)-Nothing ever happens here. Sianed; Cliff Brown and Bubber Epps. 'heA in WasWngton, - &C) aony ofV Q the baceo dealers dStateaboat 4. hesakae.f romatic a itrk sh oa< veral American variet: Proportion to bring 01 ch tobacco." When you try them y, sterfields give millions o e smoking pleasure. ..wh3 esterfi blendthat can't be the RIGHT COMBINATI( world's be.st cigars mt.US,Cl Note: Yours truly is taking a va cation froro dirt dirty of Musclin' In, but' b aV iersuaded my girl Fklda, Mobss'Ilni, to binch hit for me. Your Girl Friday, Mouss'Ilini; George 'White of the George White Scandals called and asked whether that Nickel MacStein signed a contract with M. C. 14. to do her famous Balero number with Johnny Soup. Said that. if the has he will sue because his Scandals can not go without her and Soup . , . J. Bratton David, the Flirtter, took me to dinner yesterday afternoon. I knew there was a catch all the time-he wanted some publicity ... Helena Ahllen ran out of gas in front of the University after round ing the block about twelve times last Sunday . . . It took the Tri Delta Sorority a long time last Tuesday to find out that it was not below their dignity to politic-some of the best students on the campus politic, I told them . . . I always have wondered whether they were any relation to the Tri Itchy Fra ternity. The presidents of Sigma Moo and Sigma Alpha EpiSilon told me that their two fraternities are consider ing a merger. They said that there has always been brotherly love be t*een them and they saw no reason to, remain apart .'. . Jiiny Tomas, can you . imagine after' trqing for five years to get an office on the Campus, refusing one this week ... Walter Wenchell wrote you a let ter offering you $2,000 a month to CUT RATE CON AT FIVE Popular Brand Cigarettes 15c $1.45 Carton AG rip age sammnsomemeammmme wo ally mil STE isX esti fing by lea' goo intc 'eld BLE corn Just Che sme papi e mac Che rnced blend*' ,co and the les blended it the finer4 MA mu will know why the 'men and women ou' TH EY SATISFY ac eld r copied -r )N of the 'tte tobaccos|" work as his associ4te. I took it upon iy self to write him refus ing his offer and requesting an ad ditional thousand or else we will write a national selop colmn next fall ... I overheard Iiex indwrite state that Mike Jakob4 was over. whelmed with the ndiiher of VDec tators we had at the Southern %on. ference Boxing matches and that he would like to have the champion ship boiit between Two Ton Get anto/and Joe Louis foyght here this May. Sport Coats bRAPE MODELS IN TH NEW SHADES Sport Slacks V3S to $6 Wright-Johnston Inc. 1330 MAIN ST. [MUNITY STORE POINTS All 5c Candy I 5 for 14c W. K. MARTIN GRADUATE OF U. S. C. SCHOOL OF PHARMACY SIX STEPS -TO MORE SMOKING PLEASURE EING-Chesterfield's mild tobaccos, like fine wines, are d for two or more years in huge den casks. Here they gradu. acquire that true Chesterfield iness and better tastewhich give lions of smokers more pleasure. MMING- -"Almost human" that they say about the inter ng stemming machines, whose era pick up the tobacco, leaf leaf and take out the stem, ing only the mild, tender, ti-tasting part of the leaf to go the making of Chesterfields. l'4DING-There is only one :sterfield blend ... the blend can't be copied .. . a happy bination of the world's best erican and Turkish tobaccos. the right proportions to make sterfield a milder, better-taut-. cigarette. 'ER-Every Chesterfield you ike is wrapped inbpure cigarette er. ..the finest cigarette paper le. That's another reason why sterfields are milder and bet tasting. KING -Almost faster than eye can follow, Chesterfields e rolling out of the marvel. cigarette making machines. t erA elds are alwaysround,$re' well-AlWed. KAGIN@-ruW smosing he pack'aging machineawhldh > and '4 ChetaIde ags.Ri less ' b.t buy them, L*l~ es jfmb as the d4 Mi