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Second Summer School To Open GJMeetTuesday At August5:00 In Harper UNIVERSITY OF - SOUTH CAROLINA CROWING FOR A GREATER CAROLINA Z676 Volume XXXVIII, No. 2 COLU1MBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1944 oirA1fl .11945 Special Summei Run Aug. 28 Thi New Students Test< Begin Aug. 29; Fin The Special Summer Session will begin on August 28 and will end on October 18, according to an an nouncement made by Dean Chase this week. Testing of the new students will be held from 8 a. m. to 3 p. in. on the first day and registration will be held that afternoon from 3 to 6. On Tuesday, August 29, classes for the session will begin. September 4th is the last day for registration and change of courses. Final exami nations for the special session are scheduled for October 17 and 18. The following courses will defi nitely be taught: Astronomy 11 four credits; Business Adninistra tion 17- three credits; Economics 15-three credits; English 11-three credits; English -- three credits; English 21-three credits; Fine Arts (Design) 11- three credits; Fine Arts (Drawing) 13-three credits; French 11- three credits: French 21-three credits; Geography 17 three credits; Geology 33-four credits; History 11-three credits; -'-listory 12-- three credits; History 21-three credits; Mathematics (College Algebra) 11-three credits; Music Appreciation 13-three cred its; Secretarial Science 15-three credits; and Spanish 11-three cred its. Special lessons may he taken in organ, piano, violin and voice. One or two credits will be given with these courses. Primarily designed for freshmen and sophomores, as many as ten credits can be earned before the regular fall term which begins No vember 1. Excerpts And I Recent Naval F University ROTC U Cruise At Section E On twenty-four June, 1944, the R.O.T.C. Unit left Columbia for Mayport, Florida, not to return un til the first of July. During their sojourn in Florida the boys went out on patrol vessels. Despite the fact that the boys were deprived of their between-semester leave; grip ing was at a mininmum, and every one received unlimited value in ex pe.ienice and knowledge. As may be seen by the remarks collected below no hard feelings were brought into action during the period. Upon returning fronm Florida each student was required to turn in as dliary of the seven day period aw-ay from the Univ'ersity. It was from these diaries that much of the fol lowing was culled, sorted, and otherwise muisap)propriatedl. "Vinnie" Wilson fell overboard at St. Augustine to avoid his Satur day night bath . . . 'Those section base boys play better baseball with out taking P. T1...ighted soror ity house, invaded same (attributed to Murray) . . Four on and Fight Soff is too rough for meI . .. hat're ya gripin' about? We had four on andl four off . . . Firebell? We had four blazes in one a. mt.. ....he exec got mad cause W\alshm called his Y P' a boat, but Knobby won out. The exec couldn't prodluce a commission ptennanit . . .Kessing looked silly playing shore patrol . . . It gets pretty bad when the helmsnman has to report a blimp to the 10oo 'ut . . .lrotm the looks of Mayport, Brooklyn tmust have joined the Navy en umasse . . . - Ier never could understand about I .bonmb-sight ?.. It seems thtat w'hite btats with Navy Blue rims aren't the thing this year . . .Why do so many wvatch the water (lose to the hull all th'e time? . . . I'oi puses is funnmy creatures . . . One S Blosumn's miate put his noe inito thte \vind and yelled to the Navigator, "We're bout five niiles of i Fernani dino, sir" . . . Who was it that met himself keel-hanIed far anttch. USC r Session To -ough Oct. 18 :d Aug. 28; Classes als Oct. 17 And 18 Branscomb Asks Students' Help Preserve Magazines For Library Files "In recent weeks a considerable number of popular magazines avail able in the periodical room of the University library has been muti lated." states Mr. Lewis C. Brans comb, head librarian. Life maga zine, especially, has been victimized, the damage ranging from a small photograph cut out to several pages slit and removed. The persons guilty of this dam age probably have not realized that a magazine cannot be bound at the end of the year 'f it is imperfect and to replace the ni.tilated issue with a perfect one is often extremely dif ficult. The library's periodical lit erature, both current and (old, is in constant demand by students and faculty. Those library users who persist in damaging these resources are depriving present and future L'niversity people of acces to un broken files of pertinent magazines. Students who report such infrac tions of University rules will render a very real service to the library administration. Dr. Herbert Is Naval Officer Lieut. ij.g.) T. Walter HIerbert, former professor of English here at Carolina, has recently been trans ferred from the Princeton Indoctri nation Center to Harvard Univer sity in Cambridge, Mass., to study communicatio.s. lotes From IOTC Cruise nit Takes Summer ase, Mayport, Fla. ing the Binoculars from his skipper off St. Simons beach? . . . That aviator was certainly glad we picked him up out of the water ... Swab bing down is fin on a small boat at sea. You don't know whether the deck or your face will get it . . 0, Boy, Chow, but for how long . . . Wish we had one of those bilge ppmips in Navigation class ... Wse w5ere late dated by a bunch of Georgia Tech boys who got all night liberty . . . Gt on board a b)unchi of cattle cars and came home at t wentyv knots per hour (Southern Railways run from knot to knot not mxoving .t . lThey say that VP' boats are contverted shrinmpers but I think' the one I w as on was a neat ly made ov-er trirenme ... "TIwo-block ?", but, sir, w, e don't have a flag by that namie .. . R econnntendling Brunswick as a fine lib)erty towni. . Alfred got a haunce to try out his seasick remet tly . . Once in the islanids, or was it May porti . . \Ve learned that VMNIS ds' t meani "Your M ajesty's Ship" . . . Sir, ns here do you keep lhe lhttle sixteen inch gs emiay nott know !inought to keep in dleepi wsater, but we have the cleanest biottom in the leet (heard from~ te 4ipper of one of the \ P's ) I li Te bulk of the crew wsas made up ot ROTC men . . . The boat anmd lie exec both came fronm Brooklyn . . Some of the mess cooks were . .. It had a caterpillar enginec in it All right . . .In the sick-bay they tay throw your troubles over board . . . The little fellow ona the ather ship who was waving flaws 1l thme time amused me ... Sir, I he t umnners N!ate say, thnat a.e :anmon repiort isni't readly as yet mt if things go off properly you will receive it in a short time... You can't have your cake and eat t too . .. well not in a rough sea S myway .. Ann Ho Pictured above are members of Brockman, chairman; Bruce Hortor Players Present Swedish Comedy 14 Students Cast in "Seven Sisters" The first sunuler proluction of the U;niveraity P'lavcrs %% ill hel "Seven Sisters", written by Edith F.llis and (lirected by I'rofessor M errill Christophersoin. l.aisl in modern Sweden. "Seven Sisters" has a very effective cast, which is. in order of appearance, as follows: Turka, Evelyn Faress; Lisa, Sara Malone; Clara. Lynn Efiron; Kathinka, Martha liodges; Sari, Thelma Dempsey; Ella, Pinkie Bartlett; Mrs. Folsom, Bobbie WVil liams; Mitzi, Marion Rodgers; ;anko, John Kilpatrick, '-12: Baron G:ida, Gray Burkhart, N.R.O.T.C.; Colonel Radoni, Wayne Hubbard, N.R.O.T.C.; Lt. Sandorffy, John Herin; Lt. Horkoy, Ray Kelley, V-12; and Toni Teleki. Georgie - Walsh. The technical stalf is headed by Business Manager Wayne Hubbard. Others are Gray Hurkhart, stage manager; Dot Hicks. costumes; Virginia Stranch, make-up; Irene s Stern, Margaret deMerell, Ethel I Love Seideman, Marcia Bass, and( Sara Malone. scenery; Ethel Love cideman, Marcia Bass, John Kil atrick, and Ray Kelley, props; and Lib Foster, program. Dates for "Seven Sisters" have I tot yet beeni set, but it will i, pre ented sometime in the nea uture. (Officers of the Universit- ..yers tre M artha 1 lodges, re-l ent; darian Rodgers, vice-pr..aent; and ane Hubbard, business mnan ager. VESPERS Vesper services will be held Sunday night in the University C Chapel at 7:15. J. B. Heatherly, president of the student body, will speak on "Faith". Musict will be furnished by the vespers quartet. Vespers are sponsored by YWCA and YMCA and all students on the campus are cordially welcome. Dukes Heads Committee Holley Selected To Be Secretary Grady D)ukes, ROTC,(2 was elected b hairinana and JanonetIte lIIohlle was htosen secretary of the 5tudent ~aculty c (ommtittee' at a meceting of his grouap in Flinni Ihall on Jualy t:5. Thle new oliicers replace Dave -- reeman, ROTC, and Anna Royall, T ormner chairman andI secretary. 0 S It was announced that two ncw nembers had beeni appointed, Bill dloore and Mary' Ramsey who has t 'een selected to he social chtairmian or t he cotmimit tee. I Membeh'gs 'otedh to cointmoe thenir rctice of tonin 1ilg eac h Satur- n i lay for hunch at I o'clock in Flinn S fall and the next meeting of the si tudent-Faculty committe, is sched- w led fa, tomorrow.r IaIW nor Council Conver the Honor Council: David Freemo , Katherine Jennings, and Tom V Library Gets Rare Objects Dr. Cooper's Book Among Collection Recently. three notable rare oh ects have come into :hIe posSecssion if the Caroliniana librarY at the L'nivers.it) ; one is a hook written Jsy the seond p)residenat o'f 1'. S. (C.. D)r. TIhoma, t~ooper, andl entitled 'A Treatise of Domestic Medicine, ntended for families, in w.hich the reatment ~C common di.orders is lpihabetically enumerated. To which! s added a practical system of Do nestic Cookery. describing the best, nost economical, and most whole ome methods of dressing victuals; ntended for the use of faiilies who lo not affect magnificence in their tyle of living. By Thomas Cooper, 1.D. Also the Art of Preserving all :inds of animal and vegetable sub tances for many years. by Ni. Ap ert. Reading. Published by George etz, 1821." Not only has I)r. Cooper pre ented his public with a cook book, ut a first-aid manual as w%ell. In is cook hook, D)r. Cooper discloses is violent opposition to the south ra habit of cooking vegetables with it bacon. his theories on home conomy 1a source of cou.age to uany housewives and irracation to qJually as many husbands), andl ecipes combining French and F.ng ith cookery-this duie to his hav ig been a residlent of F.ngland andi aid cooking being typical of his he secoIild orfit thrtee new adl itioans is the priant of a dlrawing of hie De K alb mnomuinent and Il'reshv c'riana clhrch in Caitndean by Robert fills, archbitect, wh Io desigined both tructuares. The oaty other kinowni opy is ini th liet fropolitana I in 'tn. New York. 1 .asf, biut hv no aicansi leas t. is espapier difatg fromt 1't6 to 18i19. tichI geitius as theL folloin umm i v he nodta therein: "'ijttsttrgh. Nlay 11. ju ick frans~portat ion .. . I n th e >uiir'e of the present week. wagon a re a rrivedl at P itt sburgh,. in fthir ent dlays frontm Phiiladelp'hia w ith Anad on ThuIiirsday. :\taguti' '29, 8 1 E. the fotloowing a ppeared:'. "u'-t Li 15hedl anad for sale att t his office: I r. t lark's and NI r.N Mathis' ores aand at the post office. (Pi'ce -12 1-'3 cents) A Sermtoa .. reached in Caamden, oat the death f the Revd. Francis Ashury. Coan ierable allowance made to those ho buy a quantity." And oan Monday. October 6. 1917 tere was the followiang aannounte tent: '"Take Notice: :\ II personas re' hiereby warned ag.iaist pntlo.1 tg or takiang it theair btoat a Negro t at, namedca \\'ill, lie property of I ajor McCelelaand, withto thle con - ent of his miaster or mytself in rhose emnlay he i., Caa l Be ies i Polly Fillingim, secretory; Jimmy Varren. YW Announces Summer Plans Craig To Replace Marshall As Head I It"len P'ridec Craig. ifot n:c"r t iani:( cock editor and trea>curer of \.K.G. ha. been elected to servt a. pre,i dent of the Y'\\ CA diiring the stuml m er mncth to replace B3rooksie M\arsiall w%ho i, attci.fing a Y\V Lea (der itip ci) ficrence is New \ork. It hal been pcrevi,ucdy an icnuncccd that Icli F1:1ilingiml). the vice-pre'iient. n oub id ti11 t:c va cancv but 'he has beet nnabilc to accept the positit.P Ilay ing already -potnlored a pa jaia partY fur the freslimen and a preflight dance. V i, planning to give soon a \-12 dame inl coopera tion with Co-ed A ssociatic,n and to provide big sisters for the fre<hmen coming to Carolina in Septenher. Reides special projects. the Y hat committee. which function on the campus at all tines. The vespers committee under the chairmanship of F.thel Lazar cooperate- w ith the V I CA to plan the Sundav evening service, held in front of Maxcv monument during tle sumnnier m onths. Toni Situpson as advisor to Freshman Y and chairman of the discussions group has both organ ized and ready for an etiective se niester's work. Officers recently elected for the Freshman V were Virginiia Williams, president: .thel i.o\e Seidenan, ic e-preilent: .loan Zone, secretary: and \largarct Sloane, treasurer. Doing war work on the campus is Alice Marchtant, secretary of Y. who is responlsib)le for the sale of war bonds andI stamps. .1 ean net te lIIolley is cha irman of the C hristiani 'erv ice and the socpho morcce-junitor Y groutp. O(iirers re Let y! elected fo r thce latter group cire: F.liab,ethi Ribelin. prceiet: 1rainces Simpi i'o n. v ice-pJresident: R.o'ce I.ee A\tw~ill. Secretary. and lainRodgers, treasurer. (Chairmiani of interfaithI work on lie cantpus is F.dithI Goldtn an who hia' takent ont the dutties aIs publ)icity huicirmani a!k during thne summiner. t(ees the tic1iit\(\ina C meet, n ery girl cit the- Cilcam s ando tries to miake hct.r' a happy beneticial ,a oii the Ca rcchia campuc . Wauchope To Be Reopened Second Term To0 ac cottmmodate a piart of the itew enrollees tn the second summer school Wauchiope House on main :ampu:s will be reopened, according o an annlounicemenit made this week by the Offic-e of the Dean of Womlen. Other incoming freshman girlI- 'oill he housed ini \d\ ade H1amp11 Lon, it wa. stated. Aboumt :to girls b'ase ahead sinc~ g itied intenutions to attend the sec andi summ1tier schlool session, off icials dieclared, and a number more are inateted. Pub Editor, Busines To Be Elected Garrett Asks All S To Contribute Sen Council Re-elects Brockman As Head Fillingim Is Scribe; Ratliff New Member Meeting in the Faculty room of the New Lihrarv Thursday. 1uly 18. the Honor Council of the Uni versity cho'r .Iimmy Brockian to Continue a, chairnan (f that group. Polly l illingitli v. a. eiected secre tary". 1itniny Ratliff wa elected to fill a vacianc% fin the Count it. The Council ha- functioned, in widely varied forn:-. rince the e tablishment of the l' tiversty a the governing body of the honor st'tem. :nctiot:ing in lieu of the Proctor :temi of in<tructin,. the hIi. e1t pre,umec ti:e reliabr:l it" of the -t,eti hedi\ to the ,ent that he::c 1t \ will be n:aintainel. I he l' uncil1 in1 t <ariire -i \eart .;e enllctedl m a! opn <<:rt \ ilet tldelt, \. ere repiresi"rmed 1,\ 1,1 v. tuenrt,.\Abandidi:g thi; phm leciat1ue Of i:, unlairtelr t.e si't lent: e in trial. the Coinc:1 adot>t(d a '-crett trial C"tm. - ce t ha%( been kept !ecrrt c:. The lcounrtin it , y1 1,tctt ft"rm wa. aderpted in 19.4(. 'I he Coutn il choenl ironi: the hotrdl iiS composed af ten studients andl three factilty mlembers. Ther fatulty t:lcrmber" -ervt e,?.:\ in a,, ad%i-ir\ caipac it\. -tuienlt mnei:?her' a:e e:ccted trrn tic llnor Fte"ard, a group e!ected b\" nlder men.her, of the board to u:der-tnd fer It-tion on the (ounil i. n.er. i ing c taplete po \ er, the Council levie, pu+l:nihent extend ing irom elimination frtm the cla s in w hich the infraction occurs with ant F to sucpen:ion from the Uni v. \'ey. In all ca'es. the infraction i.s entered on the student's record. Naval studentc by agreement with the Naval V-12 commandant are tinder the jurisdiction of the Coun cil. In this ca'e the Council only decidles the guilt. Punishment is administered by the Captain of the unit. This is the tir.t Of a series of articles explaining the purpose and function of the Honor Cou1ncil and system. Next w eek sample caces of Council decisirons w ill be published Purchase Of Meal Tickets Must Be Made Before 31st hieal tickets for the W\ade H atmp tont Cafeteria mtust lhe purchased lhe fore the enrd ofj the tnth i. it hats bitetn annount:tced hia Deant Artnev R. ( hilid. No mueal. ui il be ser\ed oni a casht basis, the D eatn declared,. and all personts eating in the lla.mtpton~ Cafeteria mnust have their tickets ift they expect to cotinue dlininig there. Student -Fac Graydon Dukes, nele~cted el mitt., end Ja.mnttenay,... lished s Manager Next Week tudents Interested ices To Staff V olunteers for the 1945 Garnet and Black met Tuesday, July 25, to discuss prospects for the forth coning edition. Some twenty-five people attended the meeting. Mr. Roy L. Garrett acting director of student activities, commented, "The spirit and enthusiasm exhibited by those present was quite encouraging and stimulating. If this same spirit and enthusiasm continues through out the balance of the year, the 1945 Garnet and Black will be a splendid book and will he out on time." The Editor and Business Manager have not as yet been selected. These persons will be elected at another meeting of the staff members that will be held at 5 o'clock Tuesday. Mr. Garrett reiterated his request that a!l who are interested in con tributing of their services will come by the Itusincss Office in the base men.t of MlaxcY. lie also asked that tie already signed up give serious thought to two persons of this group who will make a good editor and h <inne manager. A'so present at the meeting nere Mr. Eugene Salmon of the Carolina Engraving Coipany and Mr. Bob Davi- of the R. L.. Bryan CompanN, who made several suggestions and tatement- to be of benefit to the staf; in putting oit the I94, year bookh. fers,,ns who have signed up to work on the b~ok arc: Alfred Gram 1n1. Joe unen. Barbara Quick. Kath,eriie McCants, Anne Darbv Iison. Na'cy Randall, George Heisel. Hill Moore. T. E. Weir, Jo Alice McMilian. Nell Hewitt, lus ton Cross e. Bill Hutchinson, Eliza heth Mattison. Anne Royall. Merial b'ack. )ave I,enning. Kintoch Bull, and Manning Harris. Also Harry Jenkins. Juene M. Good. Margaret Jones. Miriam Rob in, John David Johnston, Barbara Metze. Margaret McElveen, Charles Cushman. 1. W. Evans. Jennie Johnston. Rosa Lee .Atwill. Kati erine Jennings, (eorge Hoover, Mary Varn. Frances Lattinter, Jerry Robinson. John Reese, and Joan Zoalh. ODK Elects Officers For Summer Term The University of South Carolina chapter of Omicron Delta Kappa, national men's honorary service fra ternity, held its first meeting of the summer semester. Friday, July 21. Nominations for new members were taken front the floor, and elections therefor will be held in the near future. F.lected at that mneeting were the itiseers who will guide 0. D. K. through the summter semtester: G;eorge Gregory, president; David Freeman, vice-president; Morris MIazursky, secretary; and Norman WVest, treasutrer, ulty Leaders bokImen of $hmdent-Fetaity C . .