University of South Carolina Libraries
Sb yrdi.of. Ajit cost of approxda la OW000 -:this library is n4 iWausomest in the South- 91 .t% f&eproof, built of stone, W'.Aseinent, ground door, e eb floor, third Soor, oi aa siall.'foorth floor in the A 's capacity is approxi- in spately 8006000 volumes. u The Naval ROTC has Its class- S1 roome on the ground door of the g< 1P lrary. On the first foor, in the lob- m by, are official bulletin boards rc of the .university, the gift of T the class of '41. These boards ol aie in charge -of KSK, and are ty chinged' daily to report forth coming events of interest. De ward Brittain is in charge of the ot bulletin boards. gi Room Layout st To the right in the south end of the first floor, is located the period- lo ial reading room, where all cur- ni! rent periodicals, literary and scien tific, are alphabetically arranged. tel LMading newspepers of the Caro- of linas are found in this room. Back sn numbers of periodicals can be ob- a tained from attendants at the desk. ar The room is equipped with large tables, and comfortable chairs. - On the north end of the ground foor is a room not yet designated inj for use. be Located on first floor are several th, offices for teachers. These provide comfortable studies in easy access co 'to all library facilities. thi Reserve Room gi, On the second floor, south wing, Ui is the Reserve Room. Here are kept all books placed on reserve th by the various teachers. A note- th book for each professor, in which sit he lists his reserves, is kept at the th AUTO4MOB I LE%; "DRIVE IT Y Private Cars-DeLuxe Mode No need to miss the footbc rates by the mile, hour, day, Diamond Drive It Phone 5111 :-: Main I el MEN'S SHOP :-: .t eWAti a"dant,s on duty liver resese book, to students. In thq lobby -i second floor a it citd c,tailogues and the circ ting desk. Recent books of tl 4-fiction - type are displayed < kelves. Reference Room The Reference Room is locat i the 'north end of second floc bout 600 reference books are kei this rootu. There Is also a verti ar file of pamphlet collectiori tudents can apply in this room f< vernment documents. The third floor,' Is given ov ostly to laboratories and clas oms for Library Science studeni here is a typing room for the u students who wish to use the pewriters in the library. Semninaurs There are several seminar roo1 i this floor to be used by smi aduate classes, and also sever udies for professors. On the south wing is the facul unge, not yet completely fu shed. Students working on theses < rm papers may apply for the u. a carrel in the library. The: tall alcoves, each furnished wil desk, a chair, and book shelve in easy access to nearby book -Men's And Women (CONTINUKO FROM PAGE 1) r prominent voices and are th st I've heard since I've been e University." The University has never had liege chorus before. The choru is year of men and women wi ie concerts in Columbia and th iiversity, if plans are complete( The men's glee club will stai eir annual tour earlier this yea in in the past. The state-wid iging will probably begin durin e first part of February. FOR RENT OURSELF" Is-Drive Yourself Plan. ill games now. Special or week. Call Yourself System and Pendleton Streets ;Iouls tho Show for Four this Full! ather 'round you university en of smart apparel tastes, eore's the newest thing in leath r that's being OKed from coasi icoast. Wearit to class or on LI Informal occasions. Of course Ley're Jarmana, SHOES FOR MEN FIRST FLOOR (CO."neNU Ps PAeW I SOld of ienwis Tba in the start- di lg ineup:. Al Iry DeWitt At- C rowamith, Harvey Blouin, and hi "Dutch" Alston.Standouts in the line will be Louli 'Sossamon nd cl Elmore "Bobo" Crter at center and tackle fespectively. D e The Tar Heels warned up last P 1 Saturday against Lenoir Rhyne with the score of 42-6. Coach Ray %# \olf will present a well balanced n team but he was hit hard by the n loss of Severin, Lalanne, and Kim- C ball by graduation last spring. The aj r. Tar Heels' backfield is doubtful but s the line is good. A_ Cox Surprises . A surprise sensation in UNC's th )r opener last week was sophomore to Hugh Cox from Camden, South de er Carolina. He played a little over s- six minutes in the game and made 9. two touchdowns and set up two hi se more. Coach Wolfe snatched him ir out of the game to save him for the Gamecocks. w This game will also present a ev is dual between the centers of the two th JI universities. All-American material al Louis Sossamon of USC will match le his ability against Carl Suntheimer, se ty the highly touted pivot man of the a r- Tar Heels. Both were mentioned in to the 1941 Football 'Preview as All r American prospects. lii le The State PRINT DEPART a s Printing = Engravin 9 Lithogral Shaw Walker Of1 Mosier I Phone 2-3393 Bureakfast Lunch ice Cu -Call COLUMBIA SAN 1246 LADY BUSINESS 1 IS ESSENTIAL TO EVERYr COLLEGE MEN / DAY. NIGHT. AND SI Diratughon's Buw 1218 3umter Street: FRANK W. LYKES, PnKSIDENT MRS. D. T. FAULKENBERR' Lubrication - Washing Rood Service, USC's OWN ESSO - SERVICE Caughman and Sutrand Pendleton Streets Phone 7193 JACK ULV 0 REALl REAk ESTATE -RENTALS 1217 Washington Street PHONE Exclusive Agents for "Anoth Ue S. C..P stribute4tree of e t* Sol rolina newspaperlfilbtatles a gh schools. Contributors to the bulletin ode: IngKam Blanding, Genevi rillcox Chan4ler, Annie A avis, R. K. Demarest, F. S. I re; Phoebe Faucette, Dromgo am, Chlotilde RI. Martin, Ch era S. Murray, Martha S. Pin4 y,-Caldwell Sims, G. L. Summe kssels R. Tiedeman, Elmer Tui ,e, Milared Hare, Augustus La n and Laura L. Middleton. -Letters (CQNTINUED IFROM PAGE 4) re went on to explain to the vi r that since the government 11 cided to give billions to Englai couldn't possibly 'afford to go e expense of erecting a coi adquarters for the army. There really only one thi rong with the University , erybody has plenty of room 1 e students. The opinions exptessed in t tter are not merely those of n If but represent the thoughts sizeable block of loyal alumni, i speak of students. Is the University of South Cai ia becoming a commercial ent Company I N G MENT g = Blank Books shing rice Furniture afes 1224 Main St. -earin Sanmdwichlues SUPPILES [710 DWICH SHOP STREET SR A I N I NG ONE, PARTICULARLY END WOMEN 'ECIAL CLASSES ~iness Co1Hege :Telephone 5951 WM. L.YKES. JR., VIcE-PaEsIDEN1 f. *ECRETARY-TRUAsunan Vhenever Look hop Emible COLUMBIA Merchants Association LER,. INC. ORSeg -- INSURANCE - LOANt :-: Columbia, S. C. 22-123 er Houe That Jacki, .lt' ---ROTQ Armory (CONIiMUNUDPROM PA46 I) 1 ith agg space for firearms and a work ,nd shop: Provision will be oade in the hatl for a 4-Inch gun which *111 - >e located at one end of it. The :ve bridge of a ship will be bilt in the Ith hall for instructional purposes. l1e On the second floor of the armory al- quarters for a custodian will be ,k- provided. There will also be a rs, radio room And a small balcony. -n' The second floor will occupy only a small space at one end of the building, Ground Floor In the ground floor of the armory si- the following will be provided: in ad door rifle range; locker room; store room for clothing; storerooms for. to other purposes; and- toilet facili ps ties. The building on Pickens street will be three stories in height. On the first floor will be the exec utive office; office of the Captain; quarters for the Compass and Chart, library, toilet facilities; lob is by; and navigation classroom. of On the second floor will be class ot rooms for Naval ROTC classes. prise, or is it still doing its best -o- for the education and advancement !r- of its stude'nt body? JOE KIRBY. Carolina's Most Popular Restaurant BIHARI'S RESTAURANT 1229. Hampton Ave. We Carry a Complete Stock of SHAEFFER'S - PARKER'S WATERMAN'S FOUNTAIN PENS Also a good cheap pen for $1; Leather brief cases $2.50 to $5; Leather note books 65c to $8. The R. L. Bryan Company 140 MAIN STREET Anything Needed In the Classroom I..................... his - . Smoke " COO LE due to ti leading i tobaccos with the I man ,gsi...E a s.- a- m- v o.c NYA To Employ, 148 USC Students Government Allotment Is Under Last Year's Quota One hundked forty-eight students of the University will work for the Carolina branch of the National Youth Administration this semester, 0. F. Kelly- of the treasurer's office said this week. The only major' change in the program is that the monthly quota NO SUI FOt i The slid* rule you w term has been drafte Sory, it can't be help increased our produci Defense Pr 0ram still 4 we can make right noi creasing production. your slide rule will be but we'l l Meanwhile, we have Fo this temporary emerg quantity of mass prod, will tide you over uni are ready. These rules will lend you one upo Dollar...and give yot ance when your stand charge for wear and tei with our compliments gency lasts! Your camp "loaned-on-deposi" sli immediate delivery. KEUFFEL & FOUNDI CRAI Winner of th the Masters politan Op most covete golf. From b, it's Chesteri gpOM *rs everywhere R MILDER BET1 shesterfield's mountind ie Right Combination obaccos... tebest kn from Tobaccoland, U. best that come from a EVERYWHERE YOU gramted by the governmept * . b4 xpended ia, t4 month it J* ro' This means tl*at it a studInt worker. fails to put I* the scheduled amount of time;is a P ettin mote qo he will not be ab1e to snake up the time the next ioutb, The allotment given to the Caro lina National Youth Administration this year is 25,6% less than last year's quota, according to Mr. Kelly's estimate. The number of students employed under the program this year falls 50 below .last year's mark. ERULES ;ALEO Puld ordinarily buy this for National Defense. ed. Although we have ion tremendousily the bsorbs more rules than f. Byt we are still in. Wit in four months, ready for you... Und a *ay tut. To meet ancy we have made a action slide rules that i your standard rules are not for sale. We n the deposit of One ia full trade-in allow. ard rule is ready. No ar. Use this special rule as long as the emer us bookstore has K&E ide rules in stock for ESSER.CO. 0 1867 0 WOOD i National Open, ' and the Metro. en, three of the d tournaments In aginner to master teld. eld like their IER TASTE popularity is of the world's own cigarette S. A., blended brad.