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For Important News This Iss Dedcated See Ad On Page ThreeThe Armed Forces UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA CROWING FOR A GREATER CAROLINA Z070 Volume XXXV1 No A RIAR (OIiMIIA, OLTI CAOLIA, RI lA Y FEW VAY 1. 14:~Founded 1908 Caro Press Association Newspaper Problen Daley, Rand And Brumby Will Speak At Meetings Problenis aid respinsibilitirs oi newspapers during the war vill bt discussed at the Wiar-Time usti. tute of the South Carolina 'res As. sociation meeting tola on the Uli. versity comipus. . Prinipial sp'eaker. includie \ViI liam I. Daley. \ashinigtoni repIre seitative of the National FI.dituria As,sociationl. who spoke at lie morn ing session, aid Clayton Ra1d Gullfport, MIiss., aithor, colnmn ist. amll editor (if tIe lDixie Guide. who util speak at the dinlner meeting Friday nlight. A. L. M1. \\iggins, publisher of the Hartsville Nlesseiiger, presideni cf the association, annouinced a full program for tle \ar-time Insti lute. which begain w%itlh the lmorning Sessiil inl Sims College. tle iew dormitory for wollieni, at 1)t a. in. Ir. Dale's :dhres, at thle mtol1ni ing set.siona wa oil the sit)iet: "Washinigton's lliciees antd Yomi Newspapers." Oth fearure... of this prograim w\ill inchile a talk hv James C. Derieux, stalte U'A ad tuuiiistrator, on "The 're- and lit fiation;" a talk ly A. \V. litickle p plu licller of tlie Rock iill Ilierald. Siuth Carolina riepreceilative (if tile ()tficc of Censorship: a report b\ J. \I. Ilalock. general .mainager 01 The State, chairman of the A-ocia tion'is scrap drive committee: and a report by Wilton lI all, publisher of the Anderson Indelpeldelnt. :")d Dailv .IMail, chairinlan o t lie Com. Iluittee oil new,print raiioning. A businless esinw SChledulled to follow. Followinlg tlhe litlrniig ses;ion tmembers of the as-ociation will b< the guests of Preident and Iirs. . Rion .lcKissick. at a huicheon it their home on the callipus. In the afternoon, the a5sociatioll ,%ill divide into three sectionls, tli , vecly press, the dailly piCs, and commercial printers. 'ractical pro grams concerning current probkli,i are plaimed for each. A feature of the weekly section will be a talk bv Otis Btruilby, president of tic Georgia l'ress Associatiotn. on national advertising repre.entation for weekly newspapers. In addition to Mr. Rand's addres, a number of features have been plaied for tle concluiding dininer session of the institute, which will he held in the Wade I lampton 1fotel at 7 p. m. Sims Is New Board Ex-Officio Member Senator 1 linry R. Sills of Orange Iirg, chiairmiani of thle stateC senia t ctonunliittee onl edulcatio n. had retctntly biectomie an ex tofficio miember of the bo ard-i of trustees of tihe Uni ker,itv oft South Carolinla, l'ridenitct J. Riton bitcKl\issick annottlunced toda V. Seto:tr Sims suictcds Senato r \ chlairnlipj of the ctommliittee oned ca titon in trdetr to ser-te as chiirmanui of the senlate . iiditiary ci nititlee. Unrder state law the chiairmiani of thcr liouse SCnd1( Senate c tn unit tees ont eduh cattionI are ex oiflicio nmemtber of thes 1Uiversity bo'ar o titIrustees. Senator Sims is a gradluate ofi \\'of ford College, a lawyer, and has heeti in thec senate i,3 years. Deadlines The following deadlines were announced today by Dean Johri A. Chase at the registrar's office. Saturday, Feb. 13-Last day on which a student may register for second semester classes. Saturday, Feb. 13-Last day *on which a student may make changes in registration. Monday, Feb. 15-Last date on which a student may with draw from the University and receive a refund in fees paid at the beginning of second semester except students who volunteer or are called into the armed forces, in which case fees in pro. portion to the time elapsing since registration will be refnded. ia A Discusses Today is During Wartime University To Run 3 Semesters Under War Speed-Up Plan New Program Will Start May 31; Holidays To Be Shortened For Duration The l1niveritY of Sonth Carolina will operate oil a year-arotind liasis for tle dunration. conducting three ftill seinester-s of work iti%tad of two as in tile pat. 're-idenpt J. R<ion M cKissick, an i0otunclig the accelerated prograi, said that it will enable students to attend the i'niversity for 48 weeks a xear. Demands of the nation's war prograim made the cliige ncces sarv. Under tlie tlirc-svtieter plan. tle programn of the U'niversity will lie coordinateid withl that of the army1 an V d navy for specialized train inig of men for the armed services. The new threc-,emester pnlan w ill make it pos.sile for b io nder 18 to enter and complete a ear or oi vf llege work hetore being Cadled to fihe service. It will al-Co mlaLe it poible fir stiudent; to he igradtiated after two anid a half years of iiienie work. In adlition, tlie Iew program w%ill enabile the *'ieity's Naval R OTC unit to operate 41% weeks per yvar. speeding the training of of ticers for the Navy and Marine Corps Reserves. It also will enable tile V'niver-ity to cooerate more eTectively inl training stuidents for tle arim-d sern ices through it.- pre tiedical. pre-tinur-ing. engineering, and other scientiuiC cotrse3, Presi dent .cKi.4Nick aiid. (Con tiniuledi on Page Eight) Honor Council To Question Students Purpose Of Census Is Explained By Knowlton 1'I.mis to .timd tiiestionnaire- to Iarolinia tudeiis olicerniiig the ci fetivene of the stut1dent-drafted Inior code are being fornidated and will be announced inl the near fiture Charles Kinowltoni. newly iected chairimanl of tle honor coinn cil. anouinced ihis week. Knowlton slucce1ds Fraink Slian. Februarv graduate. as chair-.11an of tile Colin "It is the purpijoc of the census to get a trute picture of how w'ellI tihe honor sy stecm is workinig and1( to n.' bal extenit the stiudeints tinder stand andt pract ice the printciles in-. vol vedl." K no wIton sail. I He also pouinitedi ot t ha t the questionnta ire n ..otibl lbe v.olunmtary, anid extiressed th le hopble that thei studenit body Thre ae niew.ly elected mtetmb ers to the- lior t otincil who wvill il the vacanies left by graduations are: J1inittt & .neust, Alva C'oggeshall, and L.eotn Stricklantd. A\. C. Flora, D)or othy IDerrick anmd D)odie Brown te, cotuncilI mtetmbers last semiester, w.vill cont tinue to serve. Facuiltyv mtemblers are: D r. ~\\ieniefeld, D ean Blradley w.ere elected to the sel f-perpetuating hoi nor hoard. Tlhey are TIomi Pin, Kennietha Sailleniger, Alvat (ogge shell, anmd lBe tty JIo Leagite. Thie hoinoir counicil was established be lie honior code drafted bv the stuideiits in 19i:;I and is miade til of six~ tmemb ers anmd thlree meinbers of lie factihv. It has inidict ion over all mlatteris peritamiing to acadlemiic Potstress NIrs. Naniei T Nloon requtests all stumdents to in formt their correspondentIs oif thleir correct bii~ ox imibers oin all mail cinig to the I niv'ersity potst otl ice. I"NIail w'ithiout box tmnihers o studenits wh Io havec iiut paid biox rent w.4ill be cient to their hiomtes,"' s he said. umni Aiumnus Two Carolina alumni congratulate Newly inaugurated Governor Olin I lieutenant in the chaplain's corps an Executive John Cantwell, USC Former Flashy Univ Attains Bunk In Gc Ex-Pastor, Chaplain To Handle Secretarial Job BY CHARLES WICKENBERY ittitre goerniors please take note! 'T'lere is a fellow in the governor's man1%ion now wo ha l made mince Illeat out of the old adage "all work anld 110 play Ilakes Olin a dull hoy." Il i, Sitory 11My very pos-sibly be Iaralleled by -some '-tIent readilg this now. A iter reaching hi-; sopho imore year in College his plall wer initerrtupled by \\orld \\ar 1. Hie ciisted an([ servcd % with it t engi ieer! of the faious Rainbow Di viin. the fort\ -%econid. Ile aw\ action ill ()Ilne of the bhlodiest (f fensives of histor -ithe .\euse-Ar gonn te, w a ga !ed4. andl received a citati ol n of honor y n i regimeint for bravers. \After eighteen miithtl' he was intieredi (lit o.f the .\ rmi al rr a1fter V wich4 hile camiie to the4, 1Univ Three-Act Comedy Cast By Players F ranis I-wan's.41 thre.e-aict ()ncomed "Out of thle iFryig,I Pan" was ca-lst by the Un iiversity P layers at the4.ir' platy, abouit wh ich'i tile New)) York JouItrnial cmmen'lts: "'Srew b)all t')icmedy-it keeps ant alpreciaitive ally'' is of a humorou 40ls111 nature. selo p a-- thlree yonullg troopers trty to driaw th le atten11tionl of a pr'oduicer toi Iheir act. lieeause of i the i eni nlary in tere-t of4 the yroduicer thiey get a eb antce t.o shotw t heir abilities and inc idenially gt the jobh-. Da~v idl Freemanlll as N'ormnan: Sami Roaceh as Ton y: Jane I.,oyal a" Ksate: Herev-ly N inlinger a'- Nlarge aiid Dorothy Sligh as [Dottie. Other characteis are (teorge pliaye byi J) . it. I Ieathe-ry; NI rs. .\larth 114 o1 dge:. andl Niris. I.oh>urn lby Robei'ta F'a-e. "'ut )o f thie F rying Pan'' has4 beeni imadie into a mlliot ion pictunre -tarring eni. Thle pictureI is entiiit led "Yoiinig and Willing." Servi Will Govern South each other as they go into two of th ). Johnston is shown above with th d still in uniform.-(Photo courtesy ston And ExeCL Grads, Steer S ersity Student vernor's Mansion Ellis Election Is Okayed By Council Tina Cannon Serves As Acting Secretary-Treas. L.lw chlool seniotr D)all F:.Ili, ,f C(dlumibia. lirst Oice-prezident of thle studet body sicceededlo to ile pree the giradlatiotn of pre.iudenit liLoil Soaon Flli, electionl wau adc ; iic l by ti c tl li 141 at tile 'tudentt cuili meet inig Ia- t' week. Tile coincil also elected co-ed Tina Cainon to ser%e as acting see retary-treastrer of tilie sttdent bod y atid -tudenit cotincil, to till the %a V.tieV I'Ausetd whienl in ier crve t ary- treasurteir .linitn. Ili ll left .chiool to ji n thle armed f're I: . li'. i<. a mtembtler of l\aip pa Sig tua. social irate'rnits. and liue Ky ho.noratry fraterit,i s a-iee-presiadent oif the l,aw lyeet't '. duid a itietin hier Oi the ( .rinan eliih. Only seven of the ori.nal15t denct- elec ted to -tudent couciiiil last '.ear remiauit ont the counil tihis -e tme' ter. Vouir -of thle eiht racanite have ntot beent tilled. Thle i*nr un tilIled v.acancteies are' I t.se* (f pre.i - dent, second v.ice-pjresident t(KNathi ryn ll.dgertont wh Io held thIi t- po'sit ion was gradua ted itt Feliruary). sec tary-treasuirer, andh representt atIive ot IIyIpI ati Literary s.ociety (losepIh ine 7.ta re-igned thi- positiont). ((~otinuited ont Page l.ighit) Students Become A War Lingo And Pre BY SLOAN HUNGERPILLER I'iversityv studtents a.re becoitning accu tstomtedl to hearuing all thtrough lie dayv the sounid-. of niarchl ing feet aud reM iiundii~ voices calln ig righit", atnd "coiianyv halt.' Tw' o groups of ntava I pie- flight cadtet'.. c*omuprisinug the ti r.st anud see tind ba.ttatlionis. are ntow on thett cant l)ui. The lrst group arrived on Jlan. ite secon n Feblt . . F.ach hat - taliont of :200 meni is dIi. idled into a i Ieft andh a right win jg. Each winig is :35 cadets. A :5a. mi. whten the rest of lie c amtipus is still sleeingu. the.pre Ilighit cadets begin the day. IRe Carolina Le most responsible jobs in the state. Rev. E. W. Cantweil, formerly a of the Columbia Record). itive Secretary hip Of State March 15 Set As Deadline For Navy V-1 Applications Navy Will Accept Only Freshman And Sophomore Seventeen-Year-Old Men 1.1% 1nteen-1 M ar l o lleg ho)e tificer-'anidate prograin of the Naxal Hveserve. Ca;ptain .\l. C. P'ob t(1soll, I SN, director if Si\tl Naval 1 titOrificcr lrc rte t Th'le \'-1 progrian %%a,-eige originlally, for fre-ShInlen andl(phI uore ctllege -tudenlt, and. ; I it con cern, 1;'e;i-lds, a, not ;ii(i t sI d by the I're.idet'st receniLtorider k ) ly I- varIIl at licait w- hI ale re %oilarlyntar erlle trehiien ir sopilitilnore "'tnitteli' or ii;.\e Iteen eligildetthi 'igo ltip, a;ipt;dl1 liid.cii . iliecit \ esti - Id hi:g . - i 'iiio tis-t lie 'Cveptedii ;iititiilly ein a- of .\larch I:. to be chgiblde tor tihl \~ I progranii. Navi's \' I plogrnli linay appily aut tihl OitIl'c of Na;ival Otfitcer I 'ro curetinent, !- 1 Icealtey 141'.. .\t State ttillege. R'aleigh. N. .. ccustomed To -Dawn Marching thet h;,rrick- tio mirieli to thia-se Iruin i l1en11 intil .' p. mi. they inieet ls es, eercie' sand drill. :\t lb. to. begis a :Itt-minute "caipusht iliberty". '.hen the tadiet'. tiiti go out oni the tamlpit' Cito the11 cat'teen,. c allti. Thle only othier li'te is fromi at 920~t p in. Thie cadtit aire allowed to go .i whet ice ditring thIi u liber ty. Civen to \\'ade li ainp1 till an hitms which 1iY oi hiits"' diuiig the week.C Sptcialu petrmnionii is r*e qtuir'ed through t he weetk to go to places othet- thant the bartac ks, nmess hail, and classrnnmn. Lewis Says Ur Are Doing Thei Association in Contact Of USC On Every C 111un)drIeds of( Caruoh i uni i ar 'O!ld are Ihwatv(; 4.11 eC I r. et ht I ' IIII conniect thle ConItinlenIt-. Ralphl Lv.ui,. Otated thal the Alinmi \11ato alti im., \% adulrI - Ian he )(II ('1r-iet of illu 110 i i i rvli(i;i. Navy Is Likely To Train Engineers At The University As For As Is Now Known No Student Will Have To Move Before June T "I lie \'it X Manpo er c% (o i . ,ioll I, apprt.ed the im u rlt% ftor traini Iu I of IN vy ileni r, l ited statt., Stna;tor Boeliet I. Iaxhatnk telt raphesti I'l- Ilei l Nic Ii.ektat Sat1rch1.4lv Capt. R. R. a 1l. Ij-l N.. ti S;ixth Nav;d D)i'trict. and 1.1clnt \\. F. \\ caver of the Ci Fi .lngtineeritnr : ('orp' 4f the \ax v \\eline,lav In. 'pectled tIII fal-Iiti . 11' the I ' 1 I sity which n all.v h . :ihIc fol ;ll ditonlal tralilig of N ipr n e undc r the new prtt ;otI ll. .No fiir-hl*e' a'linT-mwe-ni-n1 r.on ,IiIlY (of Suich tr;6ining hicre ble. prehIn 1nary 'v Stagc", .Mid I lIil-ien NIeKi-ick. "To hie h,t .f my1o,ldet anld befivi nto mlaie s1)tud ?nt n, w rooming tin the cau:l1pw- XilI inl an'X vvent he required i t) mov lii f-re . inne I of thil. year'. "let tile avail inr ilif h ,i- oi portunitY to -ay the preayil aind pro.speCtiVe Alfomlen ktudent, If the ln:verity that n chns whati v IIi ever 1ll e\1,sli g doritll,,1 ry1 ACC(olinkl dtations for theml i, (,r ( erI,)IA ha ccbee coiteiplated bY the adtm.itni-tatit:1. It is out intenitit' and e c that thleyv wIll be cootinue-d to. be Night Classes In Russian Offered New Courses Presented By Extension Division uiffered hx the I nhx tritl I- \ teni.n d ieit ~for the iurn itn hits hie acout, illba.nh b a \laii r F.i it n i-n, a- athe i Rui a a ati pre,'itt i rl,int (> Nilaxenod I . Itti N . t) lin l1t I. Cle lalt Gme.n heIt.icm Vigi the lRuiainI etix inustr; Durinllg te Reixan-i Jaane, \\ r hea bildaer andhi connn;tllt iil a;nh powrfu ilitar iiujitre. n: ttIlCotlto l G ii~ rturne it t\tu htel R ian ttli. niIi illdu\try llan. deparitmnt a ofi :\griienitre t iet ;dre uiteet l thi e (.ngm ler ellihe Glent Cali lt. onMe C.i wit the rit ih lted a re nt xill the Ruvn i aroic o sTranle.td 1)ning thWard ':sa.id.a,a wronts iversity Men r Part In War With Former Students >ntinent, And On Sea noW inl tIe mervic e t olnitrv n the4 gl tbm and on' 1 the %Nate u,i liil il. l i tecretar , said toda y-. Le-wis kecitlng inl clo,e c(itact with e d Id it attempting to ktciep imi in 1;r Sth .011 cupil- of thi% Ce k" C I' - C1L1Ck Nkill be mlll edt( 10 ahimi it the service and on the h,-meI iront. L.cu6, Said, a large pro ,"1ti n Ill f 0 ii are eI lg rer't r it jid esent I tlet largzet noto her tot 't iC-amc ok-, t n e i d and bring, the total t-circulation to 1h. IIla ire of cbair to eenry alumnu- in the -\ - i uih--e ;dhre- can be d I t tlied ald a to i\ Crv 1C Ilm )),.I -I ll;q Abl li i Askocial tIn. This42 A, Ijbaper. a- u xell aI O - the.r - i l i ln e i tit( pa't. %i ll be In ;it bnit . p et ter g' ti\ I Presen, are ,tnt to men In the 21r\t,e aNew Mem lIbers of t Toe a,Z Bost. .\er. I.xu i, ;Id td e asri I 1 - i 'l ' 1 i. n a r e nt t o c.d -io ".1ttr, t I alit liIIIII I l thle Ir n44 e-, tn ea fiiasek . 1; , tj, ttiii 1,('I'it 11- 1i t *,C; I C- vg ;,f i (.. ?14-, ve t1 Itil:.k 4. ' h e rallie t- I a1111 1:11; - wfd i e e .\hieiip In A11m111, At,(D 'in oi! ii , r lc an a! l ime l ih ti k a i Im ati t. (1 l inembers sh it e ofe of t t,al Ne.ar l-t )N i. 'Ilihe total me-mbur-Ahip to It elf i- . i Comnpared to Il lna, h<( ,tId. T7:e A 1011aio it- al-tt attllIjil I1Le I- e tit e\erN .selliolr n0W il1 h (. b iore gradnatiin. A percial rat r z Si o itrmo ior the firr t \a 111mcl and appicati"nl T he Iledi \% ih thet Altui1 \S-1kiatl-.1 prIt'r It, ro n to d"1te :\ ;'iii t I-tr ( to .hn i beh rr-fh-re I 1 h pu b ki. perm ssih e \ t e I-N ,rhre n