The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 01, 1943, Image 2
Charles Fran'iin
S. Waccamaa 4
Abia, 48, 8*"C
Co-ed Julia Bull 1 : Twny-ee Women
Chosen To Adorn Nq7I;"~Wil iv
Pictorial Bulletin
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CROWiNG FOR A GREATER CAROLINA
Z676 Volumne XXXVII, No. 7 COLUM BIA, SOUTH CAROLI N A. OCTOBER 1. 194;8
Clariosophics
Defeat Rival In
Feud Renewal
Debate; A ,Super
Government To Be
Set Up After War
An old rivalry between Carolina's
two men's literary societies was re
vived lact lueslay evening when
the ('lariosophic-Euphr.dian debate
was held. After a very heated de
hate, the Clariosophians gain:ed the
deccision.
David 'r. Cottingham and \'ally
1)insmoor. represented the Clarios
and were opposed by Arthir \\'ild
er, of the university law school, and
.lMaurice Bra lley. F.phradian mem
hers. l)insmoor and Cottinghan up
held the affirmative side of the
query, "Resolved: that a world
super government should be estab
li,hcd as a result of the coming
peace treaty.''
The opening speaker. Cottingham,
rxpres,ed a ,nced for a change fron
the past patterns for peace and
sh(med that the desired form of
morld organization was a federation
of the nations. lie also pointed out
that the propo!cd federation was
the next step in the evolution of
governmnent.
\Wilder. the. First negative speaker
h:a-t-d all of his argumrtents on
peo,ple's inability to cooperate with
each other. lie discussed the vari
ous customrs, languages and re
ligions which would he the main
obstacles in the path of a success
s u-fl fe d e r a tio n .
I)insmoor presented the structure
of the super government. iis plan
ma, to model the government after
(iur government in the t' nited
States.
Bralley contended that the fed
eration of nations of the world was
impractical since the expense of
maintaining the institutions would
he so great. lie also pointed out
that the representation on the ex
crutive branch as advocated by the
affirmtati:e would enable one man
to gain control of the government.
(ottinghan and Wilder extended
these arguments in their rebuttal
talks. Bralley made strong the
negative contention that the ied
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Hoy Heads Group
To Study Plans
Of Instruction
Committee Reports
To University Council
And To Faculty
A Special Faculty Committee on
University I ustructional Policies to
report to the University Council
and to the faculty its recomimenda
tionis on certain problems of faculty
(coimpensat ion, inistruct ion antd the
like has been appiointedl by P resi
dent .\leKissick.
D)r. \V. F.. Iloy is chiairimani. T[he
other muemb)ers are: P'rofs. IHIavilah
Btabcock, II. \Villard Davis., Th'lomas
and L.. L. Smith.
A\fter the Un iiversity (Concil anil
the faculty have paswed on the
recomm)iiendatlions P resident .\ lKis
s ick will present them to the hoard
of Trnustees~ of the h.'niversity. lie
said that soime of the problem'ls to
lbe 'onide(hredl by th li'stec(ialI coim
liittee are of long standuing and unt
c'uomonly dIifficutlt, hut lie expr'essed
lie conhident belicf that the' 'oml
Inittee will render valu,able service
in their solution.
Th le cotlmit tee is communiimeatmig
with other institutions simiilar to the
university, toi ascertain prevailing
practices elsewhere. It is also mail
Sig iniquiries to t he facuItyv memb ters
tomofrrow askiing thenm to c'omm iit
thlemselves candidly oii the mat ters
subm it ted for thle iinforma tion and
guidlance of the p)residents coimimit*
tee.
Notice
The Gamecock wishes to re
.tract its statement of lawt issue
in which it stated that Coach
DeMars was Athletic Director.|
bThis title should have been
Physical Education Director as
Professor Furman E. Cannon
is the new Athletic Director.
Typical Campus Co-ed |
S1
Julio Boli Bull, obove, a sophomore from Sumter, has been selected as the
typical University of South Carolina Caed. Her picture witl adorn he cover of a
new bulletin in process of preparation by the University News Service for distribu
tion to high school girls.
Miss Bull was selected to appear on the cover of the coed bulletin by a com
mittee consisting of several students and faculty men-bers, who -xamined quolifi
cations of dozens of coeds on the campus before making their selection. The
committee considered such qualifications as beauty, intellect, talent, character,
and personolity in making its choice.
Depository And Check-Cashingi
Service Opened To Navy Men
Service Begun Library Receives
Today In Canteen Large Assortment
a tudl "e 1,.- Of Popular Books
"it, will opcen tilaY a cou1nter in thej Books Deal With
jiiiio~e f 'hld ISubjects
canteen for the rPe of 'holdingRligion To ar,
Student rash in afckeeping and Home And Abroad
caslhing c"hecks. Dean John A. 'Ihc i *iiic-r;it ia rv i as re
Chiase. N as y coordinator', an-C" aycttl w- -iii
nounledt that thiese privilege. s woIl k1c.t.'lelbayi'e tm
not only heii 0open'tootIme iiilian asiu
dlents. bit atls.o to al me in \\'TS, 5ii itie. srtei y tt- ci
Thle windowv uiii be openi ily i ~nebta-i"oeoii~0
andi froim threth'' iirty to tive in theiic ii bc o h oge' oi
jl0.i'otproidng av~siitlg From \ Rlaelitgion. lIi- T ovar,
svilc ~te lae t kep hei 1ilicIth I'ndrersiy cIirr han, re
I lcuiit'iIv such *,e4ived lii a o th et SSellelahaii ng
St~t lip ~ books lately Telibraryil~' urge sItu
aide to S'i.ci Stid('its iii t deints~ i to oit' tol the ls s l ibrat tan
suc i'OisIit'iOls iii'isS that d i ngiI' altile reedai t earl.
l)iescl jia i hs een adptpldearefli' 41I but al ia iic airer s of
Fm'ak \'eionrie, 1. iveritvAn 1widge". Bransiilcrt ~sa thia
I resuri',urgd al s udtitS~ help toI('ii. inceS ah library of the
lia'e a aimesat ii ofic t hae e mi ainic iht o t torng. tome
10aftrnoi ahs )serice ha bee ofa en renit hek ariea:etl it
inauigtgrate'd'ttpri'arirl'tforothteepurr
-' oelat iuch a c e tui i w tas avit 'l-~f h sif. " i p sl' i
l epto iiliany s tudentsh) m in tr s he ti'l Ci It Ilesoy o
ftreaStS's Slie n prtdw t.~ ii h pste n i ry
ofhcnpcotsscesta te I. i pci l i~ a t'thruh
thave aalanthesCat)histoatficortoihaie
the. Wtraere to ~thienew lcoca
eagulaitieons taecordin of whirltc- h 'I Stl-0tieh'.
uthei-i dpsto~rl wils bein ritthu'ni ate. as'rt'uii
1.IDeposit atutt svin ecesis f~*Kis cta prtt biil
tm'l. lcse epo siry fro 9a.ti t o ,
1 p. m. andktrontta p. m. to l p. in.r'
t3. \\'oitiraw aCONTINUientN PnGEtnt
Find
culty
mmittee
e Plans
3t Certificate
Registrar
uii(versily 'iiis i1ay get 1 tltr'l
iulii'(l lJ i I' lli i'III(tl, N . ti '(t ii
Thelr rertitic,ate ,h~t,hi h.t t..ten to
inne if te no er-t ie' w clcr.
ilher S an i r, i. r An .\i!r cc.
eI retan -tr." e,inrr i f snIi. o C' :
1".dlith .1hc"ri<i.ln. is-ttorian t,f 'emor
c lass: and f:ill (1.tendlortY. 'resi
fetl of in i r 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.
ser, Disburs'
ees Tells All
Coeds
In Fa
Ring Co
Annount
Seniors Must G
From Universit:
Carolita seniors who desire
by producing a cerifieate fron
have the ntutnber of ("redits re(
to ah annottnceennelt by ('harli
ehiss and ehairtatn i' ring onu
Navy And.Army
Coordinators
ToConveneHere
Twenty-Five
Units TyT-I De
Represented
T.eader: of recreati nal and le
fare work in the college.; and l*ni
Vet".ities of the sonth-eat w ill cot
vene on the campuc of the nniver
ly tonorrv and Stinilbay. 'Ie r
ganlizers, deanatl, Y se retaries. and
college presidents, wi Il meet here
for two day: in order to uli-ct
problem pertaining to the coorli
nationi of army-navy trainee unit
with the regular scclol p1igr;tntt.
L.aders of the con"freice will ht
I ienry Ware. extension .ecretary o1
the Southern area L M..C..A., NIajil
Roy Cuper, ho is a.sociate ee
retary of the Sonthern V.. antl Mr
Hill hitche t. sect etarv of the Stu
dent Clhri'tian A..octation of New
I-:.ngland.
Mlr. Bell .tated that di,cuit1n
w.ill include re(ligions and social
prolImnls tf the \ arious campu-ec.
I inances. programt need , and1 per
-onnel .hortages will he considelred
by tihe grolup.
Tickets Issued
On Payment Of
Activities Fee
lir .t urman Cannuon htas an
fee iut lhe pa.id in (till before
.u sea-son tinket to fuotball g.atne
is isuedl. NIlnday night as- tIe
Navy is paidi a repretsenltat ive fromtt
the tra-urer's otIice wvill he int the
.\rmaoty to collect all ice. No.
tu;kets to gam.es w ill be iss'ued if
tlhis tce is not paid.
Ensign Gas
Naval Train
Was Phi Beta Kappa
At Vanderbilt
1nmigni Gaer.t Xli..s Gasser as
all \\aves are prtoperly addressed,
joined the \\'A\'F.S to get away
front pa pet atnd t fiture work, anti
nows inds lhe,elf doinug exactly thtat.
"Iht." Ihe addls. "I love it andI 've
never re-grettedl jotItlang for- one
mlite
nTit int huer nltty huine tunifortm
with a readyv enthusiastic smile,
sIhe's entotngh to make any college
girl toss n.p hter books and high
heels atnd heaud for the nearest re
cruiting oIfice ont the double. Ott
her, evetn the 'sensible shoes' are
charmitng.
lHer hotme is in Brentwood, Tenu
none,~e near Nashville. At Vander
bilt she muajored in English-wa nts
to wsrite eventuia liy--mtitored in
pshiloso phy, anad deba ted a little on
thc side. ("She still doe.," pntt in
the sailor at the next desk.") She
was honnred wsitht electioni to Phi
New
Resi(
Twenty-Seven 1
Housed In Old I
.\<dit iornalho in -p efr
in,' ternrt will Ie provi<le inl
(,"c11pi1"l by 1)b. (;1"(rrte .\. \\t
P Of I ii, lin e t J.11 i:. r 1 |||("
.nIl .Sitni d Ionrlit/lrin-, u iIl be
ByI putting tIn." .-tiidlenit- in th
wol1(Ine will be1 housetl 1. 1)l 11,
Bradley Speaks
To Christian
Service Group
Speaks Of Growth
Of Christianity
in Soviet Russia
i ant Ira1, - \\ . I:rrte" u:d .he
gs;t t of the ( t /. w i t r i C'ib1
in !heir metrt . r'. t \\ dnesda
I i; tlier n: "I 4 l i \\'"thi t Th er
11t u lC'L h. - . -b n 'l **- ' of
i 'i
.ttt, t'era ttr - ' - e -
Distc.ssihn A t -:et
t hl a i . i h I . .\nnt
I\ rbb I la '. .:it ,.rc . nd
I ai ii n' 1 %: . ei-.r , : i r ..n g- ".
I N e1-n l I r. :r il 1Iat;i an.
Robe trt \\';s : i at--\rm1s,
I;l' biy \\ ahni ,. aN4 :i'i aII'
:l:n i t II1 1 .
' h r a t" i I , ' - I a I I)
t l o Se ;.. \:h- i I ."..:m - i -l arg :
:To Ga. m Uec niorg4
YWCAa Meetinran
.\ I the, g :il .I '1 1 \\ (* \ ,13 < ti:11;
!aI t!h ! -... a'ternt",r'. I'an \Ili
I.er ledl a (II uI i0ln "n "\\ (tmtan':
P'a: t 'tn :h11 \\ ('l Id 'I ".da1 I.'oll\
I'iI;nlbagnu t%ate a p.iant. so"i . Rach
Home
lence
lew Women Are
Vauchope Home
-7 w o% en ( 1 t lie ,- fOr ile (o,I
the f ai u iiilt r e"'-i<lenIce formiie rb' v
whpe 1 P1(,fr("-i<Ient McK1\iS5'i(I< An
itl by the fact that Hllltup Il
tilled to their uitilint capacity.
L. la lr('1- ro001n1 IlI Sign ll. 4 111111-e
ing <ubtilIe-deck Ie<li- inl single
0ineV11 wIII le providle< fom- there.
.\ t~tal of :it w nlen studel!1.
mo1tre thlan1 last year w i11l have roomns
in ite threc buildin,. but even ?ithl
the>e addlled accoin.Idati,n' proh
'tillt I u \I,l ln w\11O w\isi to do1
-., \\ i lie utnable toh rot t m at the
nlt( -1it.
Renovation Is Underway
<i vati I if the \\ auchupe
ll,- u_ i , u e1 u . By ctlirlt n:
and heating it, toirce porthe a,i
mtal rt ,\, t be p i)x,'ded.
\ hiu mither ha, beenI chloI-el
'r 'h11, new\ t I t< l..rar\ ,<h 'rm itori' .
1 1t1 ! oeit ai te1d11 Z 1"4,i,1til t
n- us uii l li hei ,d e ma enly a
! li lt, itt ct i :,tt"cl .ila. 1iC
'I i .-, t II.'" r llle A\ r1, u it
inl~\t" t n > rrill 11 l, r11 i -- i ih~y tir the
do.it,1t1 1n,1 th,' \at --to roomlljl (1n
! ile tiiril t1,,.r If th lt r-it h
ar" h. Th u l ixide II 'e ,tl:,ce
fc,r re.rer t " na1. 1religitt. and 0!:he.
:t,:eb-n a ix itlI, in Ihnn 1i li
ier tie I)etartlllelt I Fine .\rts
,Ii tat: \ , t iti Y \If .\., ix t.
1., J ,'/" a,( , i tn tlin e plao, r
'11n 11' 1$ the snat' It, be' \ a 'alted b,\
ile art dIep)artmien nt. -aIi .\Mr. i B.e
'I the r(, , l n reqluire'd ilr
-,1on, 41th<r er ntual ti-e, we p,lall
Ii-n o th .' h e . n w o
tir;.t tlt,i,. up-tair,. Inl .ddio n ne
in, :i Ht W m Davis' ofi e iecond
flCont r tf :1d on Otobe be
fd the pupdos o organizatin.
l\ecrea(tclon theiiveiy
amples. A ill bstrd, iv u ih
ro\Idli ia n, 1ber wh t te r,t "
e tntinted. t and. If pr im-t.I l anc
' rttur(danlmg h.l! l; through ,
:k Rmeptb- orterxinon
I hs,( pl:n art nt dehnite a,
\et. \l t. i a d re-ed ! he t'.arnet
.td aek he n eterr, at Vaneiltii
hte : etabii>hed on -ee,,nd tioor at -
, ordidg to preer,tot plait,.
Notice
a hr whib aigb a joeetn held
Leonrane many 7: tr onOcoer 7dn
ftor t puronself aiing xal
whamps. Ahogh shentad livtlian
hadV-12 thoh abou intereste
the invieS fo att engthi oime.
porutalke meintotereriin.f
Ofrs t Cag ronw,Ia inTh
traning period tucodn tofM
Baer ispa not th nendrabfte
national meay plraitan. The
Dtaie adreeivedfo a cholegadu-i
ate ad eenhwr the drilit isway
gatn--htne happe n atoy
thae WAllV aSfrchs anyhent of tie.
(CONTIwa Ued n the S reriin f
ticeoneday o se abut t an th