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Total Of 38 USC Honor Book Will Be In'Pr During Remainder Signers Pledge Not To ( Will Report Students Se( The largest number of stude: of South Carolina's honor codE the 'honor book" this year-381 Any students who have not c so, will find the book in the lob the remainder of the semester. Those who have signed the code to date are: Larry Gall, John B. Nettles, W. P. Bald win, Marie Ulmer, Mary Frances Polk, Eliza beth Carroll Bird, Grace Edwards Kilgore, Dorothy Derrick, Mildred Kohn, Elizabeth Taylor, Paul Sansbury, George Coleman, Wil liam R. Chalker, Ted Brooker, James T. Wilks, Jean Brunson, Jack Davis, Anne Stokes Adams, Emily Gertrude Rivers, Athalie Louise Lindler, V. M. Bray, Virginia Card well, Mary Baldwin, Deward B. Brittain, Betty Withington, Lucille Crosby, Anne Stackhouse. Also Thomas B. Burch, Clara Clifton Stro hecker, George S. Prince, Walter C. Taylor, Jr., Dan Gibbes, Jr., Ray Whitlock, Anne Heath, Elinor Brand, Marianne Marscher, Sarah Louise Withworth, James A. McLeod, J. Henry Smith, Thomas H. Murray, Jr., Carol Reid, Lawrence Victor Jowers, James Maurice Mulford, Ralph S. Beckham, Dorothy Roger, Marie Montague, F. Eugene Haynes, Jr., Olivia Gillespie, Bill Bradley, Lavinia Lyles, Stuart Clarkson, Annie Varn Ulmer, Pansy Johnson, Amanda La Roche, Leroy Wilson, John C. Crosby. Eileen Williams, W. E. Whitney, Richard 0. Young, Preston Orainger, John 0. Ed. wards, Jr., James A. Tomlinson, E. C. Allen, Jr., W. H. Wilburn, Jr., Susanne H. Weiss, Frances Roberts, Stephen McRae, Virginia Copeland, Joseph C. Clark, Jr., Norman E. Baum, Preston Edwards, Inez Rogers, Mar. garet Blackwell, Bill Tennent, Mary Gillmore, arry D. Weathee, Cooper MacEachern, Sam Roach, Irene R. Gardon, Emily Johnson, Bar ton Hickman, Jaudon Harley, Frances B. Smith, Frances Weeks, H. Rudolph Gudmund son, Jr., Jean Timmons, Sybil Lee, Elinor Beaumont, William T. Graham, Emily Wolfe. Also Edith Pratt Breeden, Linda Copeland, Bertha Rogers, Vernon Sloan, W. G. Gamble, C. F. Crews, Evelyn Burnette, Harvey L. Burnett, Jr., Christine Webb, Eleanor Toole, Jack Mason, Laula Zeigler, Janice Virgeson, Lucius Arthur Hutson, liennig Cohen, Joe Dillard, W. L. Taylor, Mildred Wilson, Stead man Cork, Georgianna Reeves, Barbara Bal lentine, Archie Jeffords, Jr., Mike WarLick, Ernest T. Gainey, Louisa Herrin, David E. Sullivan, Nancy Roberts, Constance Long, Julia Ledbetter, Margaret Porter Bailey. Raymond H. Tyler, David W. Wallnau, Betty Ros, Mary Crow, Pauline Ellis, Vir gnia McClellan, Marjorie Addy, Nevin Betts, riam Stokes, Robert C. Mobley, John N. Nicholson, Georgie Lon Shuler, Quintillia Shuler, Jack Tobias Chester Sargent, Mar garet McGinty, Evelyn Henry, Louise Coe, James E. Bell, Julia Courtenay, Frank Sim rill, Particia Lee, S. B. Bass, L. Gordon Hill, Jr., Ed Biunker, Holmes Dreher, Tom Walker, R. F. DesChamps, Robert C. Light, Betty Boineau. Also Jimmy Guest, Kennedy Cobb, Owindo: lyn Douglas, Bill Godbold, Cecil Smith, Honor L. Phillips, Ray Thomasson, Walter Myers, Jane Cox, Julius P. Garris, Gus Williamson, Arthur Wilder, William Thomas Ward, Fred McAllister, Hugh 0. Hanna, Jr., W. T. Beaty, Beverly nininger, Johnny Gayden, Mack Ru disill, Eevelyn Kline, Alice Mitchum, Robert Chamblee, David S. Parker, Elinor Flinn, Warren Jolly, Rose Poliakoff, Aire Lou Brownlee, Andrew Marion, Thelma Gaston, Marty Harley. zAT Shack's Made In Columbia FRESH DAILY China Watches SYLVAN BROS. Sterling Silver JEWELERS & DIAMOND MERCHANTS SENUINE MERCHANDISE ONLY -. NO PLATE NO IMITATION OR. MAIN a HAMPTON - COLUMBIA, S. C. CAROLINA'S 'MOST POPULAR RESTAURANT Bihari's Restaurant 1229 Hampton Ave. 24 HOURS TO GET MARRIED! ~ W It's Wise! It's Unconventiona It's Uproarious! JAMES Stewart * L "COME LI WITH MI -- with - SIan HUNTER - Doni $aturday I Students Code For I Dsident's Office Of School Year heat On Tests, Exams; bn Cheating To Council its ever to sign the University have attached their names to in all. ,igned the code, and wish to do by of Dr. McKissick's office for Virginia Hodges, Louis Baker, T. 11. Rawl, Jr., Annie Louise Wallace, William A. Ram aey, Jr., Hubert C. Cox. H. D. Black, A. 11. larman, Jr.. Doug McKay, Jr., Phyllis Hol man, Sarah Carolyn Smith, Murray Pittell, Francis Marion, Paul P. White, Dave Baker, Wim. Watkins, Jr., Derryl Willis, Johanna Lane, Evelyn Connor, Nel Jacobs, Joe Wil kinson, Boyd Lockaby, Maynor Hardee, Arthur Baroody, Lafayette Adams, Edith Sheridan, Willis Cleimons, Louise Anderson, Thomas Knox, John Cooper. Also Pauline Jones, Marcia Ward, Bob Grif fith, Elza Meyers, Lionel Boylston, Charles Gambrell, Robert McCalley, Jr., W. Dozier Ragsdale, Edwin M. Griffin, Mary E. Brown, Olive Hudson, Rachel Fishburne, Harold Hut to, Kathryn Edgerton, Frampton Toole, Llewellyn Reed, Frances Childs, Anne P. Gregorie, Jane Blizzard, Beverly Ritchie, Mil dred Reese, Emily Edmonds, Jean Biser, Jac quelin McCutcheon, Burt Orr, Franklin Shealy, Morris Mazursky, Naydeen Pearce, Agnes Mikell. Catherine Thompson, Allan Driggers, Meta Jordan, Annie Hudson, Harriett Bailey, Mary Turner, Mildred Nixon, Martha McAllister, William J. Hankinson, Claude Cely, Richey Furman, Jr., Rannah Heyward, Guy Benton, Edgar Keels, Betty Carlisle, Mildred Salmon, William Quattlebaum, R. E. Leaphart, Fran ces Randall, Pat Pruitt, William Shirley, Charles Dukes, Frank B. Rogers, Jr., Peter Griffin, Jr., Grace Neal, W. W. Walker, Leroy Dennis, T. 8. Brockington, Lillian Hair, Jack Faucett. F. 0. Taylor, Chas. W. Gibbes, DuPre Sanders, Jr., Philip Schneider, Horace Sheely, William T. Jones, Jr., James Hin son, Eugene McLeod, Maria Fox, W. J. Trow bridge, Beverly Mead, Jane Kirkpatrick, F. H. Yarborough, It. A. Lumpkin, Edwin 0. Patterson, Malcolm Beers, Vermelle Dixon, Irl Marjorie Jones, Arnell M. Coker, Eliza beth Ruthland, Clyde Hendrix, Esther Stuckey, Sarah Hughes, Leonora Webb, E. P1. Ellis, Jr., Mack Faulkinbury. Also Martha Frick, Theo Frick, Herbert Smith, Jack Cook, Nancy Sanders, Arthur llawkins, Paul Callahan, Jay Hammett, York Wilson, Elizabeth MeDavid, Sadie Cooke, James Harvin, Vesta Lucas, W. B. Farmer, Howard Betts, Bryson Lowman, James H. Carlisle, Robert R. Bradford, Bill Carpenter, Bette Williams, Gail Dixon, Otto Hogan, Jr., James H1. Fowles, Jr., Myrtis Catoe, Lila Ward, Miriam Solomon, Joseph Cooley, Mar garet Coclin, J. H1. Gibson. Also W. M. Brodie, A. M. Trotter, Wil liam Ellis, Beatrice Hammond, Lou Gilizand, Chris Burgess, Emily Brown, Ned Threatt, Margaret Lesesne, J. C. Saylor, Jr., Mary Frances Lide, Elizabeth Whitaker, Elizabeth Hughes, Margaret Welsh, Janes B. Galloway, Sarah Morrison, 0. C. Kirby, Jr., Joyce Ht zel, Pauline Lide, Hubert Himms, Beessie M. King, Catherine Espy, Donald Law, Mary Isla Crumpler, Martha Boddie, Christine Johnson, Kenneth Webb. Roy Brown, Henry Dargan, J. Allard Gas que, Lucy Moore, Kate Park Johnson, Mary Perrin Thompson, H. S. C. Willcox, Laurie Hicks, Henry Brogdon, Mary Free, S. C. Huggins, Evelyn deVere Townsend, Bill Crawford, Paulette West, Jerome Stevens, Katie Beaty, Louise Fry, Betty Butler, Lucy Stribling, Edward Barnwell, Natalin Lifclez, Adelyn Lipscomb, Harold Prince, R. 0. Scarborough, Frances H1. Allison. CENTRAL DRUG CO. 0 5197 - PHONES - 5198 1204 Main Street Latest Popular RECORDS INTELLIGENT SERVICE R. E. Mehinman, Inc. 1427 Main Street H EDY [umorr \ V,E More Joy "FLAG OF tid MEEK HUMANITY" LE -- and - Laet World News Also $tarting . - 1 onMonday Have Signed 940-41 Year Ice Cream Cools Heated Election In History Class Meriwether, Repubs Finally Get Hayes Put In White House Two ice cream sandwiches completely disrupted the elec tion of 1876 and kept Ruther ford B. Hayes out of the presi dency for ten minutes recently. All of this took place in the classroom of Prof. R. L. Meri wether head of the history de partment, while he was lectur ing to his history 22 class. The election of 1876 was one of the most hotly contested ones in the history of the country, and it seems that even the teaching of this period is not without its perils. For Prof. Meriwether had been interrupted three times be fore the appearance of the ice cream sandwiches. Rutherford B. Hayes was rid ing into the White House with a Republican majority when the ice cream sandwiches stoppe4 the whole parade. Meriwether barked, "Nobody ordered ice cream sandwiches here, to my knowledge." Boy replied, "But is says Le gare 101, on the slip here." Which was true. But Meri wether used persuasion and the ice cream went back to the can teen. Hayes was then firmly es consed in the White House by his Republican constituency and the indominable spirit of Meri wether. Orderer of sandwiches can get same by application to canteen, or confession to Professor Meri wether. Mrs. Shealy's BESTMAID SANDWICHES 0 There's None So Good McGR EGOR'S DRUG STORE 1308 MAIN STREET Prescriptions - Sodas Cigarettes - Toilet Articles Call 2-3308 POR PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE ~A IN~ Ken Murray- Lillian Corns Rose Hobart - Brenda and Cobli and Featuring TAe Most eutie -Monday & Tu si ~itIWED? "SI SIN Marlene "Desry" Coulter Addresses Caroliniona Club At Annual Meeting Says Isolation Today Impossible, Germans Misuse History Texts Isolationism is "an oxcart in a streamlined age" and adherents to this doctrine have misused history in an effort to prove their point, Dr. E. M. Coulter, professor of history at the University of Georgia, de clared in an address to the Univer sity of South Carolina society at its annual meeting at the Hotel Wade Hampton last week. In his annual report, Doctor Meri wether, secretary of the society, an nounced that acquisitions of histor ical material in 1940 totaled 115,491 items, most of them gifts, some of them purchases. At the outset of his address Doc tor Coulter spoke of the many his torical ties that bind South Carolina to Georgia and declared that South Carolina had as much to do with the founding of Georgia as Oglethorpe did. Doctor Coulter examined a nuni ber of different conceptions of his tory and concluded that history is the record of the human past. He then pointed out a number of ways in which history is perverted to various uses. "Think of the sordid use the Ger man leaders have made of history today," Doctor Coulter continued. "They have burned the books that tell the truths they do not like, and by a selection and distortion of the facts of history, they have erected the German people into a super-race whose rights are commensurate only with their power to crush out their conquered vassals. What crimes have been committed in the name of history! The most dangerous use to which history can be put is the dictum that the past is a perfect rule for the future, the Georgia historian de clared. Isolation once was a fact when a month was required to cross the ocean with ships; it is impos sible today. Photograph FOR Every Purpose CHARLES OLD NEW ADDRESS 1711 Main Street II.I. CarrollNaish ta -Betty McLaughlin rul Girls In The World 4ESDAY EVEN NERS" r ,ith - Diet-rich M"~ NO. 1 BRASS HAT-of the the nation's radio editors. Mil of American dancers more tha trench helmets the sliphorn camps three times weekly on Maryland And USC Debate At Meeting Euphradians And Clarios Gather Jointly At Meet Members of the University of Maryland and the University of South Carolina debating teams en gaged in a debate last Tuesday night it a joint meeting of the Euphradian and Clariosophic Literary Societies. The querry was "Resolved: That the nations of the western hemis phere should form a permanent union. Bagedonow Morton and Cherry Jack, visiting from Maryland up held the affirmative of the querie, while Ed Parler and Holmes Dreher represented USC on the negative. Ehudin Herman, also a Maryland debater, and the team's coach, M. G. 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Skog, and Edwin R. Little of the class of 1940; and Norris W. Browne who attended the University of South Carolina for one year. Former, Tiger Editor Jimmy Lever took exception to Bird and Jackson's remarks about Southern youth. Whenever Look You For This Shop Emblem Columbia Merchants Association OWEN & PAUL MERCHANT TAILORS 1131 Washington Street PHONE 6963 ESTABLISED 1916 Alteration of All Kinds How To Mak( An Eas T sho, fort up: ter that *Lfori " age P' sho - She -AAROHW UA according to a recent poll of d swing has daught the fancy rs agree. Nope-those aren't iller band salutes the army ade." It's a C. B. S. program. Word Is Candidate For Social Cabinet Bill Ward, pharmacy Junior from Florence, announced Wednesday his candidacy for the University Social Cabinet. Ward is the first to announce publicly for one of the three cabinet vacancies. Student Council announced last week that tife date of election will be March 31. 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