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foetet, Lepue To Carolina Students Purpose Of Lecture Is To Inspire Interest In Scientific Research Dr. E. Emmet Reid, emeritus pro fessor of Organic Chemistry at Johns Hopkins University, will lecture to the chemistry students of the Uni versity of South Carolina, Wednes day, Oct. 25. In his lectures he hopes to inspire greater interest in scientific research and investigation. Dr. Reid, a scientist of note, who retired three years ago, annually makes four trips of one week each, and during that time visits eight col leges. Every school pays $100 for his traveling expenses and steno graphic fees, but at the end of the trip, the school is usually given a one-fourth refund. Interested only in research, Dr. Reid, maintains a laboratory at Johns Hopkins. He is an agent for the United States Government, the Du pont Chemical Laboratory, and the Herculean Powder Company. Dr. Reid will be here early Wed nesday morning, and that afternoon will go on to Furman University. -University Players (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) to head the various divisions of the staff: Production Manager, Jack Brown; Properties, Julian Hennig; Business Manager, Arnold Muir; Lighting, Mary Desportes; Scenery, Dan Millsaps; Costumes, Peggy Hendrickson; Make-up, Helen Burch; and Stage Manager, Ed Pat terson. Those who are interested in try ing out tomorrow afternoon can find copies of the script in the library; and the following scenes are the ones which will be used in tryouts. Two of the eight should be prepared. 1, Scene pages 12 and 13-Am brose, Poppy, and Agatha. 2, Scene page 27-Ambrose, Leech, Annav. 3, middle of page 35 to bottom 36 Ambrose, Mrs. Pengarl, Mr. Pen garl. 4, page 42 to middle page 43 Leech, Ambrose, Borolsky. 5, scene page 49-Ambrose, Poppy, Borol sky. 6, scene page 70-Pengrad, Bo rolsky. 7, page 1 scene 1 part 1 Maid, Leech, Poppy. 8, pages 90 and 91-Anne, Borolsky, and Den net. -Garnet And Black (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) pher, the organization, and the an nual staff. - Any student wishing to be appoint ed as an assistant to the editorial or business staffs of the "Garnet and Black" is requested to notify Hubert Harmon, editor, or Mac Singletary, business manager. AAS GA 3TO 1B1 At o "Students, who have not ob tained their athletic pictures, An do so at any time in time Oamecogk Pressing Club,"'Ur. F. B. Rawl, director of ticket sales, announced today. He added that the 150 persons who are without pictures should apply for them as soon as pos sible. No students will be ad mitted to the Sumter fair or the all-important Carolina-Clem son game unless they have their athletic pictures. The Gamecock Pressing club is located in the Warehouse building, facing Legare college. -U. S. C. Christian (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) ments will be arranged by the indi vidual directly with the speakers. The institute wants as many students as possible to take advantage of th'ese personal discussions. "The heart of the whole week is in personal inter views," said Doctor Bader. "It is there that the iitermost problems of a student's heart are revealed and cleared up." Among the leaders already secured for the week is Dr. John W. Rustin, Washington, who will lead the con vocations. Doctor Rustin is a very gifted speaker who never fails to hold the complete attention of his audience. Lester to Speak Miss Muriel Lester, famous social worker of London, England, will lead one seminar in discussing the sub ject, "How to Find Help to Live the Way We Should." Miss Lester has traveled all over the world and has written many books in defense of the Christian point of view. She has had an exceedingly interesting life. Her experiences and knowledge will be of great interest and benefit to many students. Other speakers during the week will be Mrs. Grace Sloan Overton, Washington, D. C.; Dr. John W. Rustin, Washington, D. C.; Dr. Walter H. Judd, Montclair, N. J.; Roswell Barnes, New York City; N. C. McPherson, Nashville, Tenn.; Miss Ernestine C. Milner, Guilford (N. C.) College; Francis Harmon, Jackson, Miss., and Dr. Carl Heath Kopf, Boston, Mass. Doctor Bader, who will represent the national Christian mission on the campus, is general secretary for the World Convention of Disciples of Christ and is on the staff of the Fed eral Council of Churches. Never before in the history of the University has such a group of world famous lecturers and Christian lead ers been gathered together at one time on the campus. T..ere are four boys named Joe on the South Carolina football team. Joe Krivonak plays tackle, Joe Hatkevitch and Joe Patrone are guards, and Joe Grugan is a back. LRN and LAC il's Stud CT. 3 EXTENSim Bradley Prepares Listf Books ?reshmen May Find Special Interest, Help Dr. F. W. Bradley, dean of the School of Arts and Sciences, has prepared a list of books in the Uni versity library which may be of special interest and help to fresh men. The list is as follows: Bell-"The theory and practice of student counseling, with special reference to the Adjustment in ventory." Bell-"Youth Tell Their Story." Bennett-"College and Life." Book-"How to Succeed in Col lege." Bromley-"Youth and Sex." Carnegie - "How to Win Friends." Etheridge-"Health Facts for College Students." Etheridge-"Use of Books and Libraries." Edlund-"Pick Your Job and Land It." Faunce-"Facing Life." Ford-"On and Off the Campus." Fulton-"College Life, Its Con ditions and Problems." Harris-"The Relation to College Grades of Some Factors Other Than Intelligence." Hawkes-"Orientation for Col lege Freshman." Healy-"Personality in Forma tion and Action." Keppel-"The Undergraduates and His College." Kunzell-"Character, Growth, e L 013r THE VESTIE INK FOR EVERY PEN *EAT SANCKEN'S ICE CREAM AL WAYS Manufactured By Richland Dairies Columbia, S. C. ET K 1 --nright Ridert (CONTINUED PROM PAGE 1) 9f Sharpq's. aefials went for touch dowas. - . Sharpe's passing is. supported by the ground' attack headed by sopho more Stan Yoder, Claude ,Hackney, and Bill 'Bolin. 'these four young men have caused no end of worries for the mighty Duke Blue Devils, N. C. State and Wake Forest so it looks as if the Gamecocks will have a busy afternoon both on land and in the air. Rock Stroud, who, because of in jury did not make the trip to Phila- 1 delphia with the Gamecocks, is ex pected to return to action against Davidson. Stroud, who co-captains the Birds, will do the football toss ing for the Enright Riders. Education." MacDonald-"The Class Organ ization and Activities." Messenger-"Art of Going to College." Morse-"The Religion of One Hundred and Twenty-six College Students." Rait--"Life in the Medieval Uni versity." Walters - "Student Develop ment." Werner-"Every College Stu dent's Problems." Wilkins--"The Changing Col lege." ECONOMY DRUG STORE CUT RATE DRUGS SODAS AND LUNCHEONETTE Five Points Phone 8119 Motorcycle Delivery LIGHT UP1 white p smokers are mild want inlE -Registration (CONTINUED ON PA E ,W) :ompire4 with 106; school of,dour talism, 100, comp'ted witb' 85; chool ol phrmacy, ,9 co4abared with 68; school 'of law, -19 com )ared with 109. Fifty-four students -egistered in the graduate school to nake up the total. Although Coach Enright has not nade a definite statement as to the tarting line-up, he will probably ise Crews and Stan Nowak at the flanks, Krivonak and Granoff at tackles, and Hatkevich and Weir at guards. Hartel will be in the pivot spot with Elston, Stroud, Blouin and Arrowsmith making up the backfield. All Carolina students will be ad mitted to the game and to the fair grounds upon presentation of their athletic cards. TOO -Y S4,4 WITH ... that's always a ore smoking pleasu Ali around you, you'll se ackage . .. that means m4 everywhere are agreed the er and better-tasting .. . foi cigarette, CHESTERFIEL Ar Euphreynean Plans $peaking Choir A plan ta organize a "speaking choir" is being sponsored by the Eu phrosynean Literary Society. The purpose of this "speaking choir" is in interesting people in interpretation of poetry and becoming "poetry-minded." The first meeting of this group will be helo in the Clariosophic Hall in Legare College, Thursday at 4 p. M.. The organization is to be modeled after the famous speaking choir of Wellesley College, under the guid ance of Mrs. Hawkins. Florence Robbins, who has had courses in this type work, will be in charge of the meetings. Late Show Saturday Also Starts Monday THE WOMEN' With NORMA SHEARER JOAN CRAWFORD OSALIND RUSSELL Starts Friday "HOLLYWOOD CAVALCADE" Don Ameche - Alice Faze 01T' 1h %k *N. .... ..... signal for A re %74 e that friendly re and more Lt Chesterfield8 everything you D WJN -,rnigittison x (CONTINUED PROM PAGE 1) supper by the Y. M,.C A. Last year Tene:h'fit 25 woh' the free supper for 'the first seMester and -.-tbe r.8udent Uun.!b0iding took top lonors for" the second term. ! The master - detective against his arch.-enemy, th e fiendish Moriarty in the super -crime of the centuryl naSFRLOCK oF s BASIL RATHBONE NIGEL BRUCE IDA LUPINO ALAN MARSHAL TERRY KILBURN GEORGE ZUCCO Hem STEPHENSON E. E. 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