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USC Naval Unit Announces Departure Skinny McKinney Wins Of NROTC Juniors Over Rut Osborne For Student President UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA CROWING FOR A GREATER CAROLINA L676 Volume XXXVII, No. m) COLMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, FE BRi AJl Y 4. 11) ~ I.y Sullivan, Anders Elected New Ca Eleven Alumni Reelected To Board Of Trustees Two new tru.tccs of the UJni er'ity. James II. Sullivan, Laumens, and \\ addy .\. .\derson, (rmcmp, ille, tcre inanimoulsly elected bi he General AssemblY \\'cdiesday. tlr. Sullivan. w\ ho rcpiresCI)IS tihe Eighth judicial circuit, was furmerly a member of the Board. lIe snceced i.t. Col. I'hil 1). 11uff, now serving in the Army. Mir. A\nder,.on, 'I hirteenth judlicial circuit. succeeds Senmatoir Ray R. \\it liants of Grceenville whto did nut offer for reelectiun. t. BIoth tihe new trulstecs are alhnn of Carolina as are the following trus tces who w\ere unanimously .re elected: Senator J. D. l'arler, Iirst circuit Speaker Solomon Blatt, Second cir cuit; ir. R. 0. M\cCutehen, Third circuit ; J. Arthur Knight. Fourth cir cuit; Edwin G. Seibels, Fifth circuit; Frank M. Simirill. SiN tht circuit; 4 Herbert N. Felton, Seventh circuit; J. C, Long, Ninth circuit; 1larry R. IHughs, Tenth circuit; 1)r. Simon.., R. Lucas, Twelfth circuit; liught 0. Hanna, Fourteenth circuit. Buddy Black Gives Location Of Gamecock Buddy Black, .\ssi'atant Circulation Mlanager, has announced the locations of the Gamecoctk. The paper is dis tributed each Friday at noon, and y on can get one at the following places: Simis Lobby.--.'---.--........150 II amupton ............... -.. ...-. -- .... W V anc hope ................. L~eConte..................... .1(Xoo Sloan....................... . 1(X) Legare ....... ..-- 5) H ar per .......... .. Canteen ................... . o l11axcy Lobby ............. g Pre-FIight ..................... ... . Too W' S...........------ ..50i In addition, every naval barracks is furnished one paper for ever~y twso boys. Each patient in the infirmary is given a copy. If any per'son would like addtitional papers to be piut any of thme pre ceding places or if one dlesires to have papers put in new locations, pliease contact thc circulation de partinment. BlackReelected, To Serve As YM President At a recent ieting, Buddy Black was re-elected to head the YMCA next semester. Elected to serve with himmn were Tfonm'Warren, vice-presi Cemt; Erniest Miller, secretar'y; Oth neil Wienges, treasturer; Ralphm Ry3-. berg, assistant t r e a s tu r e r; Itob Wecathers, mleinhership) chairmn a P'almer MscArthur and D)ick L.ar kinm studenC1t mlemhbership) boardl. , ' Officers this semester are BudI(dy Black, presidenut; Bill McInmnis, vice president; Jimmy Carson, secretary; I Jimmy Gumest, treasurer; and Charliec< Sloan. assistant''treasurer. C mpus Politics At W w. Dn, Unanimously rolina Trustees Hornes Supervise Survey, Studies Beverage Survey Begun By Two Former Students I)r. and Mrs. E. Porter l lorne of the psychology departutent of the I'niversity of South Carolina, who are direct representathec of i. chological Corporation of America, an organize(d group (who,e rarket ing and Research I )iv i,ion condiucts variotns ty pes of surve ., are stper vi.ing two different studies here in (oltuti;h)ia. One is a sitidy of hever ages con.tntued Iy the Ainerican people, anid the second is a .tudy of opinions of groups on .ocial and ecotonlic problems. Elmphasis is tmade on .cctturmg inl terviews with a representative cross rec tion ot the p)ptlation, includ ing both urban anI rura! groups of all econ)onic levels. On the social study a special sttlent group uas also interviewed. Students of the L'niversity conduct these interviews and are paid for their services. The lirst installient of the hey erage survey was made in July J943 by .lizab,eth P'luter, \ i I d r e d I;ron n and Gloria Newlin. .\lost of the contacts were imade in tire htonite w%here a coinplcte li.t of wliat tire famrily drank for a day wa, made, with special q uestions concernintg hoIre consum ption of .oit drink. Durirng October I t ' Wallace [Jenny, a graduate stident. and 'sephine Newcll worked on a So cial ttt(ly. I'hese sirrveys contain tiestions of a variotrs natuire Such is governmrent, religi(n, war, so :iety, etc. Bieginning the week or antaiv t, 19, the two former Itdetits, a long withr Sirley i'row it, I l'.niversity grardtuate,. .\merliar \\'a ace andi Iet ty R\onof, w ill work ott secondr Part of tihe leverage sur cy. D)r. andi Ni t,. lottie train the in-. erviewers, surpervise the work, anid endt the surveys to tire corporatiott. ~lany of the.se suirve.; s are tinianced >y firmts such as food, drink arid igaret te mranuf act urers w ho rusc the esuilts for advertisintg puirposes. TIhe ociat sutrveys. ihowever, are mnadc or tihe benefit of tire puiihc. Resurlts of tihe social suirveys wilt >e ptitbhlih in the near fuLtire in tie Journial of Applied Psychology. MAcDowell Elected President Of Civil Engineer Group At a meetig, lriday, Jainary 15, 914, the miembhers of tihe \\'atrr 'Rowe Studeint Chapter of tire niiericarn Society of Civil F.ngineers hected tire following officers for the 9ill ealeindar vear: Robrert A. .\ e )oweli, president; 1leyward A. ~ 1 awkins, vice-president; arnd J. Roy ~ 'ernnet, secreiary-treasrer. A pirogrami of interest to all po- ' vint ial "Seal lees"' is tbeinig planned. dil Civil Eniginreers whio will be 'i inmors or seniors nrext semiester, a nid a limited numbeli)r of Sophto rores, will be eligible to become I rimblers, proviinrg their scholas- C ic record meets tire approval of I lie miembiers. Aniy one interested inC ecominig a nmermber shotild see one ftire officrs brefore the beginning H f next semester, ai ork Penn R. R. Seeks Ticket Agents Asks For Volunteers Through University The College Placencnt Ltureau of the University of South Carol ina has received the foll wing letter from L. I.. .ae 1hs, district passenger agent fio the traffic departient of the 'cnn ,iylvania Railroad: ", 'he I'cut, .s;ania Railroad is in te' l iiI eInpi. uing capai>lc and yuatlaliced vung wsomuet to le trained fir ticket selling po:itions it1 owr ticket selling offices. l o qualify, the candidate muust be agreeable to work in 'tie of the ticket selling offices in the Eastern Region of the I'e unnylvania Railroad. The principal office, are in Philadelphia, \\'il'mngton, Baltimore. and Wash ingt.n, 1). C. "Ih 'candidate should he Ietwsecn the ages of twenty-two and thirty fi\e. although younger women p0o sessing ontstanding qualifications w ill also be conisi,lered. Good health is ec senti.1d and since it is necessary to be constantly in direct contact \ ith the ItIlic, appliicants 4hotld he rea s'lnably attractive in appearance and ssell poised. "If a candidate's applheation is ap proi ed. shie will he piersonally itter V iewed. and if accepted, will he as signed to the cadet school in Phila delphia for a Six-week course in the intidamentals of passenger transpor tation and ticket selling, including a trip to New York, Chicago, Pitts hurgh and Washington, to inspect terminal facilities, 1'ullman accon mnc dations c_nl train-,, etc. \s a cadet, before assigmnnent to a ticket selling position, the salary is at the rate of $125.00 per month. the m u ininuin ticket selling rate is $1 45.00 per rmonth, w~ ithi reasonable oppilortunity for ;lavaneet. "Students who go to Philadelphia ior training fromu Out-of-town, are occotnt nlodautedl at the 1l1otel P hi ladel - phtian andi the railroaid contributes a matintenance allowance toward the :ost of the roiims which makes tihe :ost to the stuident very small. "i you h ave mieonie you feel night quality for work of this type, se shall be very glad to hear fromn :on. Walker Is New YWCA Secretory several changes lieve been made ai the list of officers of the YWCA. dith Sheridan Cook, former secre ary, was replaced by Martha Walk r; Tan Miller Brown, vic-presi Cent, is to be stucceeded by Anne loersheimer. TIhe new officers will old1 office until next semester. izabethu Mattison is carrying on he work done by Jaudone Harley, ho is to be married1 soon. Other )fficers of the Y, and cabinet nmemu ers are: Trreasurer, Jane Brooks Marshall; espers, Betty Jo ILeague; discus ions. Annec Royal; librarian and "'s girl, Frances Padgett; freshman dviser, Polly Fillingim; sopho tore adviser, Anne Floersheirner; ater-faithi ando WVorld Fellowship, arol Shapiro; deptutations, Anne ludson; girl reserves, Helen Pride raig; campus service, Louise and [imi \Vallace; puiblicity, Jeanette olley; war work, Beverly Nininger id Julia Bull. b Skinny Presid( Manpower Board Meets Here Jan. 21 The \\'ar \l.npotwer li~ardI repre Senting the Navy, intapcctedI the of ficer, enli,ted and cik iiian personnel of all nat al units at the tniversity of South (.arolina :riday. Janunrv 2r, according to a recent annojnnec mtent made by Capt. R. C. Neclhain. commanding officer of the Naval ROTC and V-12 training unit, at the University. This comunittee. ton-i,ting of one civilian, )r. \\'illiam 1'. Jacobs of Clinton. president of Presbyterian College; two Navy members. Capt. W. S. Popltan. co>nnandIant of Naval ROTC andl V-T units at the University of North Carolina, and Conmmander J. I.loyd Abbott of the Office of Naval Intelligence of the Sixth Naval District: and a ci\ ii ser\ ice representative. Dr. .\. C. S. Noble of Atlanta. mad11 the in.pec tion as part of the Nat y's natiinwidc survey of it, mtanrpitwer. The pnrpo,e of the nationn ide st:r vev of the Nav'. moanoliwcr is 1) elininate alui ov erlappingg of actir itie, ani to impro c the general co)ordina tion of navy and civilian w ork for the Nai v. NROTC Juniors To Leave February 26 Orders from the Navy Depart ment received yesterday at the University's Naval Training Unit stated that all NROTC juniors who can physically qualify for sea duty and who are recom mended by their commanding officer will be commissioned En sign Feb. 26 and ordered to ac tive duty immediately. No time for leave is anticipated by the naval unit unless a few days lapse before the men are to report for duty. Men not physically qualified will be re tained by the University unit for further disposition. One hundred men of the V-12 training unit will be reclassified and assigned to the NROTC unit as sophomores. The total num ber remaining in the NROTC unit will be approximately 146. V-12's, now in the engineer ing department of the University, will leave in February for fur ther training at other schools and will be replaced by first se mester V-12's in the March term. Tom Pitts, present student body president, stated that the departure of Skinny McKinney. newly elected president, will place Tom Ingram, first vice president, in the office of presi dent. Pictured above are the new YMCA of berg, assistant treosurer; Bob Weathers, ard. Absent is Othneil Wiinges. tru. y Elect Studen dy Defeats lass Presid4 Pat Thrash, Unop Office Of Junio l-ar, ilia':> iannil: p! li lI whIli l 'h the vote coulnting in the .\incs Ia% I MIcK inney, S:1:. in N Ilti C in po Rut (i.-rn, KA. a " in NIM"TC. ' 4-13. 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I|,il l tt 'e Ivean Dhd '6 ol c1 la il .\ilit tlil.l tu ::nt-t a erei i.4. l iri t.i'2 ('1 1-4':l ti 4 .' 2 1!l4 ' 1.!("Itt-"' 1 l 1 4':1- .. . r .e io ra k ae:e ere2 p l Itat , ar ult' ltinmed.' t1im 1n\ inI ( i el l e W llo' I 11''tn :jit t'! il ll l . l:t, , 1 YMCA Officers Ficers. They ore Buddy Black, president; membership cheirman- Palmer McArthum, ed New t Body Ninninger Dnt Race posed, Elected To r Class President di rub.idedt \\'ednesday :titer r , w.tit .ih,raryv whlichl 1i:iced \\ i'tol 1 : i:nny 1 .itionl tf sttudlelt b'dy re ideittt t t\(r ic1Ki:Iney\ 14i1d 4 ;'7 crvtes to Os,orne s i ):t Ingramn hcretln i' ic -pi e-i diteit wit!Iout trpp,sition. For tre lfiice of Secolii vice-pr,si, eiit. 1 ,obed \lcC ants took o ti e :r tihi cpp;to .tio1 of \irginia Fi Wer :111d Jaie >peccht. Mlartha1 , _ uggintl liei:l I ::iti 10".., tarty-t:tasnier ini e. tecCtnd race. T) .e C'e'ti..n e;:ll i-: a :, t'rgld r.:i e t. ' :.] t ( ting} i:c a '( ligItly in ti :c:!'' 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