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Civilian S Makin' the IADLINE. BY CHARLIF SANDERS * Our Apologies . . . to big Ji I lunnictttt. whose name was omitted from our list pf returning grid Gauiecocks. It was an oversight on the part of your scribe. We checked the list with one of the men listed *- When he was on his way to chow. and 1lunnicutt probably slipped his innd, too. Anyway. we are sorry it happened but very glad to announce that if -nothing happens the great Bird back will return. And a" welcome sight he'll be to Coach Newton when he starts drills in Julv. *e * * * It Doesn't Seem Fair . . . to team foitr to ('arry a chronicle of tleir softhall game of last Tttesday (at which time they didn't show up too well) and .not carry the next, game in the same issue. The boys might have had a chance to redeem themselves. IIowever, this page went to press on 'I'hrsdav a fternoonl before the contest'was slugged out. If, however, team four does themselves proud we'11 see that the fact is recognized. * Due To The Fact .. . *thet the acceleration prognain at. Carolina has cut down very decidedly on the :lnoiu nt of sports here we just can't find enough happening to riu a I wo-page sports section. This page is only a run-over from page six. Were sorry bit we just cant help it. * Quite A Goodly Number .. . of Carolina guys and gals have started again this season to beat a path to the ole swinmnin' hole. The lake is Sesqui-Cen tennial. State Park on the Camden highway and the water is fine. Drop around most anmv Saturdiay or Sunday and spltsh with the best of 'et. Mayo's OP.O. Clothes For Carolina Men Just the Suits for Summer Comfort and Nifty Appearance 100% Wool SUITS - - - -- TOP COATS -'$21.505 All One Price $5.95, $6.95 Mayo's O.P.O. Clothes 1426 Main Street oftba 8M Gym Class To Meet 5:30 Team In Basketboll The 5:30 men's gym class has an swered the challenge of the 8M c'ass and will meet them in a basketball game. The 8M quint will be cap. tained by Yobs and are tagged the 17-year-olds. The 5:30 class will op erate under the heading of 4-Fers and will be guided by Patrick. This is the first of a series of games that the 8M class will play. They received numerous answers to their :hallenge from both civilian and Navy groups. They are going to meet as mnany of these teams as is possible. The brand of basketball turned'out by this squad is amazingly fast and full of action. AKG To Sponsor Tea For High School Seniors Alpha Kappa Gamma, woman's honorary leadership fraternity, will sponsor a tea for high school seniors in the Columbia High schools, Friday May 26, at 5 p. n. in Sims Lobby. Helen Pride Craig is chairman of the tea. The tea will replace the annual vo cational guidance program given by AKG. Pamphlets and reading ma terial on the courses available at the university will be made accessible to the students. Approximately 300 high school sen iors are expected to attend. Members of Alpha Kappa Gamma will serve as hostesses. Graduates To Be Offered Work By Personnel Office The Personnel Officers in the Co lumbia area have informed the Uni versity of South Carolina that they will accept for employment a num ber of students on graduation regard less of studies entailed or experience. 'hose selected for appointment will be pult in a work and training status at salaries ranging in pay from $1440 to $1800 per annum, base pay for a 40 hour week with time and one-ha!f pay for the additional F.oars of the i SAXON CL that I sp dl| P1 Civilian Players For Series Named - The intramural council has released an official list of the men who will represent the civilians in the. "Little World Series" softball games. They are as follows: Baldwin, Calvo, Druninond. Dukes, Hamilton, Ily1lrick, Knight, L.ott, Moore, Newell, Perry, Sindler, Tol bert, Willard, Williams, Wood. and Yobs. Calvo will be lead-off pitcher with Dukes and I lydrick held in reserve. These games will present the cream of the civilian crop of softball stars at the University against the best 'men of the V-12 unit here. The series will probably prove to he full of ac tion and generally red-hot. Exact dates and times f'r the games will he announced later. The general public as sell as Carolina students is invited. Sociology Classes To Be Feted June 1 Miss Mary P. Wheeler, aistant professor of Sociology at the Univer sity of South Carolina, announced to all sociology classes yesterday, the department of sociology was going to give a party for all students in socivl ogy. "We thought that since there are so miany fteshmen in the depart ment now, it would lie nice for all the students to meet each other," said Miss Wheeler. Betty Murphy, junior in sociology, was in charge of the party. On her conmittee w%ere Baba Belser, Sally Nash. I elen Pride Craig and Jane Brooks Marshall who are in charge of food. Jean Sims and Caroline Smith who are in charge of the program. The party will he held in Maxcy-Gregg pienic grounds at 5 p. im., Thursday, J une 1. accepted 48 hour week. There are a nuniher of sacancies int a broad field of activities and selec tions will be made along the lines of past vocational possibilities. This also includes Sub-Professional and Techni cal positions. Application, Form 57, completed is all the examination necessary. Those interested may apply t-. or phone, George M. Archibahl, Field Representative, Civil Service Commis sion, Room 241A, Post Office Build ing, Columbia, Phone 2-1081. JLLUM ortwer,secndfl ayof Standiings These are the won-lost records of the teams in the civilian intramuri.! tourney up to the final,. Teams five an A six have been eliminated and four and seven are engaged in the finals. Teant\n F r.............. 7 .Team Seven ...................... 'eam Five ...................... ...5 Team Six ....................... . . . Dean Motley Appointed Yo Head Post-War Planning Committee Professor .. T. Moitley. dean of the schiwl of Pharmacy at the UmnversitV of South Carolina. has recentlc beren appointed by I)r. J. Ri,n MicNi.icl, president of the Uiivcrsity, as a mlem her of the post-war planning clImnit tee of tle Uiniversittl. At the lirst ComllIee miet-ig the purpose of the cnmmittee and its or gamliatioi were explaincd and de veloped by Mr. Ward. At the sec,'nd meeting. Mr. ''uten of the Prepared ness for Peace Commission Whose of lices are inl Columbia, spoke to the Committee. At the third mllectiig. the most recent one held, members of the committee were invited to express and discuss the problems that the post-war world will bring to the Uum versity from each memiber's pers~nal poiit of view. "This w%as encouraged in order to fulfill the purpose of the cotmmittee. that is to plan realistically for a lasting peace," said Mr. Motley. Other members of the cmumittee in clude Dr. Habcock. Dean Bradley. :I r. Blranscomb. Dr. Callcott, Deant Chlase, Mrs. Child., dean of women, Dr. Der rick. Dean Irierson, Dr. II ny. I r. Ralph Lewik. Dr. MIercer, I)r. Morse. )r. I. L. Smith, I)r. E. M. Smith. I)r. Suimwalt, Dr. Wynan Willianis. Mr. Frank Wardlaw, and Miss Mary Phelps Wheeler. TI'hee were cho<ei by the president to be representative of all of the departments of the Uni versit v. Mr. Motley added that not ~nly ti Uuiiversity is planning a future fir pharmacy here, but the state and na tionlal committees of the Amlerican Pharmaceutical Associationi are work ing already toward the same goal if a better world after the war that will be built on reason and realism, and in the hope of a lasting peace. .~ I Dr . fsB Team Seven 8-0 In First L-"t (f A Sene( Pat Thrash I;\ \'IC 1arr4e11 I)Itring the "sa1 of 1')4.;. \lwcn ('ar'lin lt intl c ,k, I.: t 1 , a I,l, tlt thail -, t, n wah , l'I n I I t -ie I t,th1,all 1 ltc . 1 ' t 1iat ul n\eIIt If 'h t at;lini4 -tail -. '.it. ;I ?icnthcr e d ;l. the nt iii ,t pa"it . , ,It( hi I he lh i ht e iiI ,t l II<t ).1, t I . b; i hung 1u hi , m.lc-kill -. \,,I a :Itilp I ht-r. la I r. .it\ Ili . (,a In lit e Newherr I' anw la-t f,ll. Th;ra,h c:ttaptmed the ima lt in tf the cr~ d I a, h sit n i t n,h. dltwn1 1)a-c, and, bl] -1kid :I Newhen- " i. 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It is iilcr,tituh : l tilat P'at wi11 be here again thli, :, ant i the Na\ \ dltecn't b1a\e ,t,me finny idea, I llh i-, thenl l.anl cant 4 mo1t 'n hun11 to give Ihtem s4tmet rea:l f''~tball plai ne11L Hypatian Society Elects Members Te I1 (l l lt l In .:t t'rar\ \..'I,-t\ l the l'ni tris *i Soath t'ar..lina electedlIt\ new m mber l a;t it, meetot: \\"ctdnesdtay, \1ay 17., t ~ p . i Clari ttsic Ilal. letenm:,I, i.e a<hnli.sitn intt' the s ,cictt'ar a "iC :Iverage Inl F.nelish1 ali.! tht tl;nnun :1, vteO O tht S SRetI. Th le i,tlh"\ing; were ::.I m:iii: ht o t n te trgani:.,tl t: Sa6 7 l:;I-. le. \nal COhe. LU M'idgn eg n Blanks Four rut Tuesday I1 s \- : I,' , ;,1f /m .ir1 UiTeur a x .11 2:. I 2i. I le t llln I 111l stiay, 11 ly 24,t r\ altr ; t ii i tt I l(' II' si |t 1)l.al Nix run, iie ker initt thel, the Int,t anl ialti leti . "r~Iji w\a, riradb-r,i,ter d ing1q the :t1i p)rtl-'n Ilf ( rhe nte.t. Ternl r Iaih ' r t ll', a a i (,, n aftcr the b 1\ jtw i ing, lti il tie laslt.' i wy "l ftutr ilti t twent' f i evt e . The : lth ;1\w nor b ,ldy ,in. "'ib. r,i st've"1 ~l)ened'1 the ',llring mn the nr-- t htn he w\a> I~rt('I inl. Illn",,1 m e tpcnted play inl tlIt' s w'o.h, I 1111 a doub1lle andl w\ent 'oin to se.,rc. A1 rall\ in the .e'cetht for teatn mtven .Faw % 'b \\ --. W iliamn,. Duke,, Nc\. ell. Kci Icr. and iie rrt1ii rcore. \\ hitalkeir IaIIntIedI in a 1.inglc for teamn i";ur ht the 'idt was retired n\i ii 'lit fi m'tIl l r iain-. 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