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Charles Frans n -. c ambia,48. S. C' Co-ed Julia BullT Chosen To Adon(J f ~ jWl ieI Pictorial Bulletin UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA CROWING FOR A GREATER CAROLINA L676 Volume YXXVII, No. 7 COLUMBIA, SOUTH CA ROLIN A OCTOH E R 1 1901: Clariosophics Defeat Rival In Feud Renewal Debate; A Super Government To Be Set Up After War An old rivalry hetween Carolina's two ien's literary societies was re vived last Tuesday evening when the C'lariosophic-.uplhradiani debate was held. After a very heated de hate, the Clariosophians gained the decision. David r. Cottiighain and \Vally )insmoor, represented the Clarios nd wecre opposed by Arthur \Vild er. of the university law school. and \Maurice lralley. F.uphradian iem bers. )ilsinoor and Cottingham up held the affirmative side of the query, "Resolved: that a world super governient should be estab li.hed as a result of the coming peace treaty." The opening speaker, Cottingham, e.xpressed asneed for a change from the past patterns for peace and show cd that the desired form of uorld organization was a federation of the nations. lie also pointed out that the proposed federation was the next step in the evolution of government. Wilder. the first negative socaker hased all of his arguments on peoples inability to cooperate with each other. Hie disenssed the vari Ons customs, languages and re ligions which would be the main obstacles in the path of a success ful federation. I)insmoor presented the structure Of the super government. IHis plan sas to model the government after wir government in the I.'nited States. Bralley contenled that the fed eration of nations of the world was impractical since the expense of iliainttainiug the institutions would be so great. tic al.o pointed out that the representation on the ex ecutive branch as advocated by the atfirnatice would enable one man to gain control of the government. (ottingham and \Vilder extended these arguments in their rebuttal * talks. Bralley made strong the negative contention that the fed (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2) Hoy Heads Group To Study Plans Of Instruction Committee Reports To University Council And To Faculty A Special Faculty Committee on 'niversity Inist ructional Policies to report to the University Council and to the faculty its reconiunenda tionis on certain problems of faculty comipenasationi, instructlion and1( the alike has been apploinited by P resi dent .\eKissick. Dr. \V. F.. Iloy is chairman. 'The other miembers are: Profs. HIavilah Itabcock, Ill. \Villard D)avis, Thlomias and L. L.. Smith. A\fter' the .uiversityv Council and the faculty have pa ssed on the recoinnnendlat ions P re sidenit NIlcK is sick will present themi to the Board ,of Trustees of the University. lie said that somie of the problem's to lbe conisidleredl by thle special comi iniitt('e are of loig standing and un commiionly dlifficult, h)at lie expressedl thme confident belici t hat thle coin niittee will render vaalale service in their solution. Theli commiattee is cominumeatimg with other inst itut ions~ similar to the tiniversity, to a scertiain p)rev'ailig piractices elsewhlere. It is also mail ing inqjuiries to the faculty members tomorrow asking thiem to commilit themselves candidlly on the matters . sbmiitted for the in formation and guidlance of the presidlents coiimmit tee. ** Notice The Gamecock wishes to re tract its statement of last issue in which it stated that Coach DeMars was Athletic Director. *This title should have been Physical Education Director as Professor Furman E. Cannon isnthe new. Athle.i n:..e..o.. Typical Campus Co-ed }e Julio Ball Bull, above, a sophomore from Sumter, has been selected as the typical University of South Carolina C3ed. Her picture sill adorn he cover of < new bulletin in process of preparation by the University News Service for distribu tion to high school girls. Miss Bull was selected to appeor on the cover of the coed bulletin by a com. mittee consisting of several students and faculty men-bers, who :xamined qualifi cations of dozens of coeds on the compus before making their selection. The committee considered such qualifications as beauty, intellect, talent, character, and personality in making its choice. Depository And Check-Cashing Service Opened To Navy Men Service Begun Library Receives Today I n Canteen Large Assortment %:, a . -ice h t,..Of Popular Books ,it> wd il open 1lda Y a counter in the . Books Deal With Subjects canteen for the p)urpoce of 'holding FrmRlgo ToW r stmdent cash in .kfeeep;ng and Home And Abroad cashing checks. Dean John A. ""le ln r t Ti aY h.r -5, or \'-1:' Jid Ball Bueellrt tbove iv a inophore fo utrhsbe eetdah typcalUniersty f out Caolia e he p'ictuer,ity Lbrn r heae re newbuleti inproessof repratonbookUnsty. Te Seibrar forgeistu tintnto hightosthoolbra v an Mis Bll asselctd o aper otelovek the oe: buetinr boakcorn mitee onistngof evralstden nde cuters whoittenedth qutfi coton dzen o ced anth cmpstandine maintheirseletion vThr and personality intmaningaitsuchoice DepsioryAnuCecbutalsshingom e Service pened"T Nhan,vyn Mi.ten SevceBgnLibrainryas thecirryefth ToayinCatenage hAsotmnge"ntm aftrnon Ths eric ha been ~.-Of heoprntl boare:ok inugred'pirl for the pur- gonT Wr siet of roiding avycen studteAdsbra waih a afet plc to kepi . teir cash. e Iii C i 1tl 0 ~Ia ('htier, such~ a serdturwa aai- d ntn ot te h t tIti dable to civiliCan1 liudeitsr initte dtrautr'so lii all oertd with ' d utet rteih h u presentitpgantihas been11adopted. rn \\'elbourne,a e iii)i'tiversoity c lreasrr urgedo~ avll students dwho d:iut gt I.soerois hthemttransferredt tolithetnewilloca ti astt sooni aserosichasltno e.etitt h'lsae Reatgulations accortding11 tt which t t~R1~ aovNotnal lte t dpoit inw ~s ie sh Vill be runtie. a'liseo asi 1. D ost a mou )l t it s e xe s of '(l. Isetdepittiorytfrom' ba.Im. to i p. m.rand fome an per.t vi p.l m.itli ' ew\r dii t 3.ci \\'ithdrawt at suffcensthant e10(14(Iltegedan ia each timthetoottke caretoifcurrenteix .)t'C. ~.\. a1 ldsl) t a(lven d. for tC (4 rank h e lho rau mg untin stv ()1<oughmt'r.~ att tresurr, uliel al sudets~~h Ottby O \\- lle Steger This novel< have ala ees t Ii 5 ohee o da e sti illa t . )to1/ld (ltit hap ( bent tHIs frred to li ite~ I ta reO. It" ca I iheTunb li" hv toli l s 0 I le tt'os try il l) in a e tsf itldit elt. Th isook tels tort hi follows : ~fotune I oftl a l ewl)~ Yor fa il t, 1. rpost anoittt ~~ 0tItrobre;ndth g'reediand tretich cryi o tI hevi(i( coftton man ft rer 2. sC epsitry ft'tn a tt. o sten 1o. This i a story of th< :t. itIira~~a suficint eitioannd t P eplel thtur ;in t Sll0'4e. It deas ith els the be t'C1s4'tIl Sis tal ;ts~. iloithe~ 4 o!ther reedy on lte art 441tit'.ii I'itk 11 ,t 114 ofi the wl i fe.% "Tuih .sl t 4 le b. I~.tk5 Ilt'l iI.45 i)g mli il 4ll~i St. Pa. thei ' A t'le, and hietav lc tIeh)outt the ( OTINUd O N A G E.2 Coede In Fa Ring Co Announc Seniors Must Ge From University Carolina seniors who desire 1 by producing a ceriflenic from have the number of eredils req to alh announcement by ('harlie class and chairman of ring comi Navy And. Army Coordinators ToConveneHere Twenty-Five Units Will Be Represented T.eader, of recreati.nal and we \c fare work in the college< and lni ver,itiec of the south-va.t w%ill Conl V e;e on the (amiuc of the univer city- tomorrow andi ',,,.ay. Th.le or ganizers, ttai. Y secretaries, and college presidents, will Imleet here for two days in order to di,ensc problemc pertaining to the coordi nation of army-navy trainee tnnit wt itht the regilar school program. L.eaders of the conference w%ill he Ilenrv \\'are. cxtension secretary ' f the Soutthern area r :M.C..., Major Roy Cooper, who is ano:iate cc retary of the Southern V.. and MI r. Bill Kitcheen, secirtarv of the Stu dent CIristian As ociation of New lk.ngland, Mr. Bell stated that disttuion will intltde religions and social probletm, 4t the xarious cantpu e. 'inancecS program needs, and per onnel ihortages will be conid eI,cred by the gh oup. Tickets Issued On Payment Of Activities Fee NI inus h pi d i;iii(oln fli. he1ir .a Sea"4lon ticket to footbl'.l gamies~ istied. Iondtay ntigiht a. tihe NaV is paid at reretatlSlttive from11 the trea sur ier's ofi ce n i he in thle .\rmory'i to collert all ices. No tckets to game ni '. ill he is.'.ued if tis' tce is not1 pid i. Ensign Gas: 'Naval Train4 Was Phi Beta Kappa At Vanderbilt F.ni-igni Ga.' or MiI'. Gasse.r as. all \\'aves are pr operly address.ed, j oiiied Ite \\'A\'F.S to get aa f rom~ paperi :111( ig nre work, and "Buit." 'lhe :ilds'. "I love it and4 l've never' i retgre ttedi jojining forl oneI nthitte Tr'imn ini her iiatty lue uniiform withI a ready enthutsiastic smile, sle's enotugh to mtake any college girl toss tip her books atid hligh heels ad head for the nearest re crittinig otfice on the double. On her, eveni the 'sensible shoes' are chiarinlg. 1Her hiomei is in Brnitwood, Tlenl nons,ce, iiear Nashville. At V'ander bilt slit miiajoredl ini English-wanlt s to) wArite evsetual ly-i-mioreid ini phtil'o ophy, andil dlebatedl a little (on the .sile. ("'shte '.sIil oes." putl in the sa.iloi at the next de"k.") Shc was honored w ith election to Phi Find cu ty mmittee :e Plans :t Certificate Registrar Ill%'1'er 1 I It in S Inlay :('t th)e.1I the re-i stra1, .1 statII IIait thev SloIn1, plresidtIIt It I II. seinior nittee. Te c eti icate -ho htI i taien to (pne of the l1IIn cr- !y je .teler . either S. h an 1tr,,". or lih _ur. w h ai auth1iorb::c(l to hlandlc the1 e, ; or Thh piIlaIl tta, rb-eiited upon,t at a rt"cut inectiig of tilti riug comn miitte"r" which 1' i, n r co , '' (:Char lic Sl~aan: .I~r I hn o .1 r ilent of cniir cla--: T an \I iller. -ec retv ta rtea-urerI (ii seni,ir c'.A% : I.dlith shecridian, h:i,tnrian 4t semnor cla?; and tIl (-,tendourtI. 1re.,i rdentt o i nn I ctI ' la . Ketchen To Be Heard Sunday Y Leaders Will Talk At Vespers Sunday Evening Vespers, ac cording to Co-chairman Ann Hudson and Dave Freeman, has been returned to the University Chapel. The programs for the past two months have been held on the main campus at the base of the Maxcy monument. The program this week, deviating from the usual custom of stu dent-presented vespers, will be a talk by Bill Ketchin. associ ate Christian association secre tary for the New England States. Ketchin will be on the campus for the purpose of at tending the conference of Col lege officials being held Satur day and Sunday in Flinn Hall. In order to provide time for the Sunday Vespers this week the time is being pushed up ten minutes, The program will be gin at seven-twenty. mittee are as follows: Beth Laney, Ester Gregory, Nancy Price, Ann Hudson, Dave Free man, Craig Carmichael and Ethel Lazare. The committee responsible for the presentation of Vespers, will meet beginning next week, for planning lunch eons on Tuesdays in Flinn Hall. ;er, Disbursi ses Tells_All New Re si Twenty-Seven F Housed In Old 1 A<ddit ional huig,aefor irring term will be p ro viil<l il B"radietl by Sr. Ge ksre.\. \\lt Use of thi hI,. iG rnup it :11I SisII1 donn'I it(lrie,' w%ill be By plutting! thlrte tudic t t in tbt wVomen't w1Ill be houttled. Byv w room,, Iin H1 rI11ptin il - n ni1 ore w Bradley Speaks To Christian Service Group Speaks Of Growth Of Christianity In Soviet Russia D)eant Frantt \\~. r:lle\ u\a-, t, 4test of the ( .: :, i en t ice (itthi i therir m e tn_.: ' t: \\ t!t i . II:lis t iir n\a, "I),aling \\ithi TIhe R t."i.m! Preol,; \i't r tiv \\ r e It,lhl r,r R l -i. '4. 4 , an".e in 'bri tiantyt ,in e 1t918. N e ' (t w ' ti 't ' . e 'I tf ltier for the t'~ntlni -emeh "- . Thle ,dt tce fr till . . , tc 1" ; 1 : 'e -ll I-.thl'1 I.a t . i . ; .> - " . \1nn< Itia t ni' ilie 1, .ri i ;tr", re . I".rt'1l" I NI dier; I'r. c1 rha;rnl;tl. illert \\ :n Legtadst at- \rnm-. I;obby4 \\ tlhamll. and 't iiant,t ;amit tiel\. . lat lli',tIa\\ 4 11 , :t tI , i\ ame Il l(I , e .t ; atL m l Ih rge: i Stt t ai I'Ite"I i,;k%.\ ill n i ar<. 01112 th t Ii atn ' tt NIt Al g \\ ednh-,le :" 1'. th< i i -ti lodit's tr4ial t h ,t '4. a \ laie Ii ::i r t and jis l ' m4 hart g I .t t lila - Miller Leads Discussion At YWCA Meeting At fil the ge erl, \\1\n:tn la,I ' t - t l.tt a'ternoon i. Ta ;it - ler1 ledl a di- ni o oni(tt "\\ ttmant ' oat in :ht \\ r ec T o4 'Pl Elli iini ga;t\ a hiantt ,tl,". F\ach maninoti Pre otd in M harp L' vua1UVU I a(~J Home lence lew Women Are Rauchope Home :' woIe1('n '.1iIent- for thw coil the fac;iultl resi<lence formerly c(hope. P're-i(lent McKissick at1 ti"( byt the fac:t that 1lanmton fille<l to their ttoiot capacity. e larger r' ( n s iii Si si- 24 oI le in- clotlble-(leek Ibel1 in single Onu101 will be provided fo(r there. 0 .\ ttotal of .s wom1en -tu1denIS inre than last year will have room1s inl the three building., but even with theC added accommlnodatioon'S prob, ably (ile woen111 wI AN ho wi-1h to in -0 w ill 1un b to 1ro at tile Renovation Is Underway Ren- atin . the \\~auchope anid hcatink it. three porches ad " :';lnal rUOil)- o \ , it Il e lrovidcd. 1tu -c n(I"the, ha'i been cho en It ti11 s n w Itnn.11ar l ormt or.1 I 1 i1 '' t llu4 i a t ing r oom ii o' It i- n1.t contemptlated that Iibic ir"tce 1 l ii r he the I Irnlaneitlc a .1 ,tarill! c cs in Iin.H "I he I)ei ;( t; m . i ;ent A lue ;s mme,, tempoltlrar':1 --pn'-ihly for the dur.ition Of !he ((ar-o room: .n the thirdI do r i f the 1~nI; cr-ity ii l",ru T his wi1 provide mIIOr aC e 1.r reit' tio nila!. religilo:,u and tlir I "iabnt atiart inwu in Ilinn 1 1 A iere thc Il)"iartmllett of hin .\rts h11?; b cen ho t-kd. r <i ""ta"-} of t e '. Yli C..\., R. I 1:1 : re:ia,e"d tentativec plan' I,r !1111i/;m,jz the Itact to te %acated hv -Ithe art department. Said .\tr. Blell, ci the romn I ae niot rcuirt for M nl " :- t, er! - "t i t al u e, e p1ali ito m t he.t Y'1C ki:. heni. 11Ow, .1t tir-I Ic1, up,tair,. In) addition %ce ieTJ!!t lIt i t l mplo\ (ie o( the secolld fIIlr! r m1111s ft"r a dI:Iuntlg r.OOmll to be : - cd b -tud<nt rrga tiatioln. Recreatito facilitie--pingt-i1n talees, wblle boar, eet.-g he pr-( idled inl anotlher if the roomll-, he continued. "and, is pre ent plans or t pur e dann ohoc g through lt w.11 eta-h:11 a it.I"l box inl O:e camere pln are nvt dertite a et. .\I. Al st dend. The iarnet and Riatk. horer, will deie IteI be nvtab>hed on atecnd ioor a - Tertneeingb.ametnhl LeCon e p :5orOter Forng the Ofranizg a mera Uclbned ca aps. sA atudenbs, civitia ainda V-12twhare fraterted li are intd treatted atshsi otae le etmg. ~adebi SOfecd Caevr, o intaa aFwilds titude j Ofih tn Btan Cappanwa aftmember of the ationa-literarvd fraefrnitxactly hidlaP. n eeve coasi "o ae huheatr abt jindrint. the dAeed however, lntof titway fro juhe wacdeinote recruitire for afie bdy toking abjout with an the fstrng knepany a in." gradu taion-hg period aherdefin toactly whatsr s thogt the unedualefbe ''I hant peought mabotining tes arAVS~ for a clegh gradu-e ateus aled ito the driing isf great onerdayi ts about htapn the haeo any arpes.ple oaiceain-h (CONTINUED ON PARM'