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U. S. C. Frosh Face 0 .K none Citadel Bullpups PitSse Under Arcs Tonight r Ss Semester Sfo On a ge 5 U n v e s t y o University of South Carolina Z676 Volume XXXIV, No. 6 COLUMBIA, . C., FR IDAY, NOVE1MBElI 1, 194() Founde< 1908 LII Like T A shift to the right, plenty of i Beta Phi. Center is Kate Pa yles, fullback is Jane Crum an( ock varsity star. o-eds To o Aid AKI Tri Delts And Pi P1 War On Melton I Carolina co-eds tra<de i<dle co< nld qu1it ch1asingr Inenl to chase 3efta l'hi Sisters hayIdow knitt o Biritain :ald AlphaIKapp G, '(w. S, at ' p). Ill. mn Melton fi< 1nonley fo I'm ritain's defense of (U na. honorary leadershlip sooi qfteenl cenits is the admlission1 Deward Birittainl, At Gry-go andC aL 1eague will coach thle Tri ec1ta eleven, and onl the riv-al Pi hi1 bench will be Jimi McKinney, eWVitt A\rrowsmnithi and To'Lnuny The Il Phis will ulse a femlinle rers,itn 4)f the Notre Damne shift, %ith s'pecial variations along swing ime i4qoItball linles. Birittain w%ill not dlisclose hiis Trri Delta -vytemn, buit declares his girls Avill disilay) a tricky, fast, wide opo:n gamle. Rushiton vs. Crum The fracas maiY tuirn into a puntt in44 an1d passing dulel hetween Pi Ph4aaRstn n r-et JaeCum rm slyigdw Ausht tomporarigyht, forleno ienBit. Phi.seter isknw Kath les, fllbackps ahnter rmn fuock varsitiosa. on "CezAe" aePakhn n eal ts ndeet PifP WadrOna Melstat swa (Nrsoli coulee thae harges of Nol i tr D as Fourie tloeme Int th Pi hi' camp dis a ksopho nor ruin fl iiam in jthe pesoa o 'laritet W()Silliamson.' Thel coaig sitff li delar t 4tFlrence fash TheanksgB itinA gHolind< Tel elvers ityl on Sth rar {na' hanklivnoia will be-Jm c iny gttat . m,T urd y N v and ' ti will u sa.m. A nay feNov. 'er'.i the otrcy aopte st aits e naialvratn a l stae voiygh I ridena ttRl otveleItnd Govrio layhsay Tiya fh ate wis embert gam. h11e fdates seytufrni te Tanks-tt Rivng ai t :.asig ul.e .e . .i o Play In This Backf fight and these five Tri Delts are rk Johnson, quarterback is Pegg I right half is Kat Edgerton. L Stage Foot 3 And Brith iis Will Fight Grid :ield Next Friday let ry for real grid iron gbntor pigskins as T'ri DI elta :ndI Pi itg to take up footintil for aid a touch footbatll gauine Fri'iday, ,hi as a navel imaln.-s of naising eoIC r*41 Ca cV. Alpha Kappa ( aun ty will ielp withi ticket sales. New Euph Members Speak On Football Society Votes In Favor Of Sports Continuance After hearing two ficry de'ates participated in by cight llenmbers whio had never spokei before en the society floor, the Euphradian literary society voted 4 to 1 in favor of the University of South Carolina retaining intercollegiate football. Thie subljec t of debate was re solved: "That the University of Sonuth Ciarolinta shiouhl aboftsh int er collegiat e foot ball."' Bobbyv I.utnip kin and G ordlon li1 111)1phel thbe aliriatIive in thbe first debt at e andu were opposed by Chiaford Browni anid Robert Grteen. Thlie afir ma tive dIwelt Onl the diangers andI pro fessionialismi in thle sport. The negative coun t(er-at tackedi thbat foot - ball a llowed thbe students to e xpress andi (develop) schbool spirit, anud thbe petople are de tsirouIs of retaining thle spo rt. Ini thle secoind dlebiate, I one lle \\etlIs an B11 1ill HIuinley spoke for lhe a ITir mativye, whlilie lhe negative was de fended by I r in soin Moore bead and Alva Coggeshiall. This t theo a ITirmuiati ve st ressedl subt stitution of a miore coiiuilete initra (CONTINUED ON PAGE 6) ays Begin Nov. 21; lina-Wake Forest catalogue lists Novemiber 28 as be inig Thlaniksgiviing day. Thei C'arolinia- NIi:uni f oot b a I I gamiie wvill be played l'riuday niighit of thle hottlayv periodl ini NIiamuii. Ini re sponse to impqiiries, I 'resi - dtenit AlNI Niss ick said t hat no hotli day w ~ouldI be giveii Thu rsday, Nov. 25, fo r thte (Caroli na \\'ake Irore'.t gamein to be played in Chiai Ittte, N. ( 1 llowever, the Un'iiver sit y pres idlent said, a hol ida y will bie giv~en for Ite Caroli na -Furmian gme Nov. 1i in Greeniviiie. ield? off to the gridiron wars against y Forbes, left half is Lavinia 3oking on is Al Grygo, Game ball Fracas sh Soldiers Democratic Money Drive Nears Goal As Campaign Ends Several Members Of Faculty And Students Still To Make Gifts The campus drive for funds for the National Democratic campaign will end Saturday night, Tom Nic Cutchen, chairmian of the contribu tions committee, stated yesterday. The results so far have been llost g'ratiismlg. Through Wednesday Iight, with many organizations still to he heard fron, and with many faculty con tribitions still to coie in, tile goal of $.oo was fast being approached. The co-chairmen, Tomi Mc - CuItcheonl and Sol Blatt, have i.sed the following statement of thanks: "\\e wish to thank the Student Iody as individtials aid as groups, whether they be fraternities, soror ities5, literary societies, or otherwise, for the splendid cooperation in the recent D)emuocratic camupaigni drive. M\ay we expiress our appreciation also for the contributions of our faculty. 'Those of us on the comn nittee feel that the dIrive wvas a great success and we wish5l to an nouncie that 01ur assessments was mlost sub lstanitially r'eachedl." TIhe dIrive receivedl its only set back on thle campus when thle Clari oisophic I .iterary Society refused to contribute, Th le l'.uph rad iani Society, ho w - ever, gav'e $:25. Belser Speaks At Navy Day Meeting Capt. Hall And Lieut. McDonald Introduced C'arolina stud(ents~ observ ed Navty D ay A linday wvithI ani adldress by' NI r. Irving I-. l('lser, vice-com-l mlanider of the liichiland Counlty piost of lhe AmIlericani I.e'gion. Th le address was a part of the freslunani or ienltat ion class from 5t to t6 o'c lot'k. D r. lI radlecy tirst illt roduiced as gulest s (Capt ainm llall and I.,iuten alnt AlciDonaald of lie UnIiversity~ D r. AIteKissick thlen introduicedl NI r. lh'lser, whlo spoke on "ThIe \\'ork of the Navy ill the D efenmse otf A lmerica ill thle l 'resenlt, l 'a st, and( l.uture." Afterwards Dri. liradley asked the miembiers omf the Naval ROT'lC u-lit to rise and they were applamded. McoKis At Wi Zandidates For Degrees Miust Apply In November All candidates for University de 4rees muist apply for diplomas at the registrar's office during the mo'nth of November, John A. Chase, Jr., dean of administration, announced again yesterday. A late fee will be charged all candidates applying after this date. No student may apply for a dcgree later than December 311. )ean Chase declared that indi cations point to another record breaking graduating class in June. Plans For USC Christian Mission Taking Form Now Student Committees To Discuss Mission At Picnic Gathering The Carolina Christian Instittute will meet Saturday, Nov. ti, for a piclnic at Heise's ponid to discuss plans for the Vniversity Christian Alsion to be held on the campus, Nov. 3to-Dec. 6, R. G. Bell, Y. M. C. A. secretary, announced yester da y. The committee of 100 Carolina students and faculty nembers will hear from sub-coiimlittees ap pointed to arrange mintite plans for the undertaking. These coin mittees have been working since school opened in September, Bell declared. The main committee will discuss and approve the work of tle sub-cominiitttes. Bell said that the meeting would decide about speakers for the week of religious emphasis. Several speakers already have accepted inl vitatiois to attend the week ami several more as yet have not re plied to letters from Bell. The Institute wants at least 12 outstanding religious speakers for tle week. Ii addition, Hell said. the committee is trying to get a few outstanlding scientists to ad dress the student body on the rela tiolihip of science and religion. The entire week will consist of ,dailY convocations of tile student body, group (Iiscissions led by tilie the speakers, individual conferences with the speakers and several semi nars on the relationship of religion to ctirrent world and camptis prob lems. Young Demos To Elect Officers Wednesday TFhe Youn ig D)emiocraLtic cl Iub on lie campulits will elec t ofTicers for lie y'ear at its next nieet inig in Euphiradian II all \\'ednesday niighit, h-'. M in ton II ollandi(, president, an - nounitcedl last nigh t. A. proiinent demiot tat of SonthI Carolinia will be guestI speaker for the event. Editors And E Go To Detro Paul "Scoop" Lague sick I Ilkie S Part Of Old Campus Wall Is Torn Down Arch Is Built At Pendleton Street Entrance Another section of Carolina's ancient wall is falling under the impact of WPA sledge ham mers. Another corner of the campus is undergoing change to make the new library build ing more beautiful. The corner of the wall on Pendleton St. is being demol ished to make way for an arch over the driveway leading to the side of the library. General plans for the gateway call for a curved indention in the wall, similiar to that at the front WPA entrance to Maxcy College. An arch, made from bricks taken from the wall, will span the driveway, mak ing a brick halo for the library as seen from Pendleton St. Engineering students, under the direction of R. M. Sunwalt, drew plans for the arch and have charge of the work. John A. Chase, Jr., dean of administration, declared that the arch would add greatly to the beauty of the campus. Clario Blocks Vote On Demo Fund Bunny Vermont Pulls One Man Filibuster For a third time the Clariosopliic l.iterary Society failed to act in a mt14tion to give $25 to the )emo cratic campaign find as lliiihmy \'ernont uitilled a olie nian iibustet after George Coleman imade the l otioll. \erniont declaretd the Clarik sopihic Society could not atfor-d to "'give $25 froi our depleted trta iiry to a p)arty whlich persist in' (pending mlonley tiicunryd; not have." Goin g sarcastic \~ermiont sald it wa;i Willing to "makl1e up1 thet m1OPt.% f-oi Society iinei1iierI l if lie tilt Would ftirtheir the political aihi tions ot sollie of tle meinhe . "Ii killing this motion w hi in jure the piolitical staninlg of someW of our mnembier,'' he said, ''or if it w ill cost themi goverlinnenltjb. I say tlhaat we shoul pass it." I1 olme il(I)ireher took tihe t flor inomient arilyv to niove that the titi etyv give thet l(oosevelt \'ictoiry F-und $25 worthI of I (OI.'s owed bt A\ little' after nline t'clock, afit \'ermont hiad held the floor ft r ap \\'ooteni moivedl to adjtturni. The moltion ilpalSsed over Ite oppiositi n (CONTINUED ON PAGE 6) lusiness Ma nag it For Natiom~ Carolinians Will Meet 0 To Hear Addresses By W~ Pautlll "Sciloop" Imgn al "lu (Carto ililta i publitiolns atI thle al A ssocia t ionl conv'ent in ini I)et to A't the convention, whlote hecari college editors andI wili lislten to fa p)rtoftssionl wh]o will addlress the con' AtI te conventlion var iouis college Zuct'kermnant anad Sweat mani, represt I por tetd that he, Gamoci'k wvas onut< exibit at thet' I)es M oines conv~enlti0l TIhis is te first year that represci have matde the trip. The four University represenltative: Other sitt paners will h)e rejtrentii luris r 4r uppor JSC President :ellow Educato Prexy Declares That Much For Carolina Ai A;Ssertinlg that. -1more substal ral ai<d of primlary,v secon<lary, 41,011plishil unn<er anld he,<(11 lent Roose(velt thanl inl all pl lent .1. Rion MeKissick of tht( mas writtenl Presidlits W. IF Y. C. Dennis of Earllhamu1 e n11 University <iclining th tateinent. inl u-Ilpport of Wednv Doctor "lvKi!-iek <leclare<l RowSevelt. fio 'velectioll to a th Blue Key Directory Appears Ahead Of Schedule This Year Prince And Hymson Get Book Off Press In New Record Time The Ilu Key Studit 1)irectory, :1in g wut several week c aead if the chvd ule fll'wced hv the li::o io,klet, mad mit appearanc( .n tlhe. callipt wvvr lie weekend 4evcral hundred c,lpie- haVe' already ben distribnted from the I 'likvr ity ]'.t (OWice with sevcral hun 1red im ,re left for circulation. TIhv booitk i,s ed(itedf this vear h,y ("eorgc -'ite with Jun1it. I ln oni urving a'l. ie" \:m g r It is pre ventved ti) the -ttle nt :1. th L 'iversity Clapter of the innt 1Ky V I onr Fr.tUrnitv. AlNy;i\ featuires- never bef-ir,., p id t o t) thi \car I-, edition. T hI itk i ddicatdtI to Pre'it \i iick and cktitamn- iaie (, k ncry lmember afiiliated w%ith thet l'n rt y ebalter inee thet f,-rinia iw! of the fraternit . Sn.!kn-i t b-od.\ -N:1e-, Sundaity and urlter >rL,It. -iInrrv fraterv. v c fraternity aid ,thlr (or; ani hinoh arJo inalUId I th to tguidc. .A c t of d i ti the in1,truictional in!l :.h n,11 tr1-1ative -tatis, givinig the . antes d.v Ire e, i t ll himte and iiie. n:Wd pionli mhc. of dll taters -ill it.' tld Bin-1vt rI.ty I re c e at . Tu\,i hti-drte and t:teC 11;ine win.lude,d un!t er this iTheC f'ir ,a th l;ibrtctar dl I?h e 1 wail riia.i1 il I.etr t threw (n Ir. (I;ate the cO ll e ptit'n Scorn 'ters Refuses To Join -s In Movement Roosevelt Has Done id For Other Colleges itial a<lvanceinent tlroiugI fed an1d higher ediwtioln ha,s been of the a<hninistration of Pre,.i evi oIus 1a<11iInIistrat ion S, " Presi I'niver-itv (of Souith Carolina Cowlev of IIi1nilton college. Illege. ald II. M. Wristonl of -ir invitation to joinl thelli in a 11 Wilikie for president. th-at he -will sulpport Presi<dent il terin. TIle text of P'reildenlt NfcKis icl'% letter ik: "I have received your joint letter of October 3 in which you ask 'If you intend to vote for \\illkie in Noveiber -would you agree to join w\ it i the undersigned and others in isuing a joint statement to that etTect?' Will Scratch Willkie I will not vote for Nfr. \\illkie and, therefore, I cannot comply with your requet. l ecau e oi President Roose velt's pdlicies the University of Southi Carlina has accompished Iore deVelopeI1,nt of its physical plant. especially in long and sorely needed adlitional buiildings, than otherise it wmuld have received in I at leaszt a <uarter of a century. Roosevelt Policies "lecaue of Pres-ident Roo.e vel's policies hunireds of poor, he serving and Capaei oni men and women i ave secured employnment through the National Youth :\d ministration which has enabled then to attend our .niveriitv. Without this aid they would have Ibeen dInied the e ; equ. edicational opportunity wOhich every pern m houlld have in our d4em1ocracv. Student- in .III Unliver-ity in need if tinaincial a--istaice to carry on their !nghr ducatiin have been given ntore financial aid lv the federal gocveriment under the Roosevvlt adinini-tration than pri vate lanthiroly .su)lied in the previou, 1:'5 years of our intitu tionl's existece .. FDR Aids Colleges "More substait ial advance nicit througi federal aid of pri nary, vcioldary, andl higier education has cau Cohe ad mi ir of 'reII det osevelt thani in all previouis a hninistrat ins. "[he New 1Deal ha;s been the . uthi Caorolina ini pailticular and imary, secondary. andI higher edii aion in geneiral have received in " De.au-e of whbat he has done ind w ill conjtnue to ho throucghtout the land fir the b'etterment .f \merican education. as wvell as for e CONTINUED ON PAGE 6) as Publications Press Meeting E. W. "Duck" Swat+man, J.