Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Number Of GI Bill Students Now 25 Increase Of 18 Veterans In Current Semester There are a total of '?5 nin now enrolled at the 1tii versity ai cdutca tional cot:t're e taining. some tinder the Rrhaiilita tiot I.aw\" :Intd sone under the 0. T. 1;11. Ti'he :n%( p,rt".t:rtnc tnder ubliteb veterats Im.IV he trained. .nt beint l'nhlie t.:I a\ t l * ',lc 'sth C'ongl e known as the Rehabihttioin L.aw. 'This act provide- that l,nic w\ho are discliarged froml the Arie rd Services, otler thant dishontrahlv. and w ho hla\ e ser\ i:c-connectetl Penlsio'lah)ie di'alilit\. w\hich rt)n sistc of a v'tcational h1andicap. i" eligible for trainintig i, to a lllnli nim of 4 y ear. ' his la w ab.o pro vides that w hile taking traini ntg the veterans hisie peit.ion w ill be in creased to an ;tt:uI t 'ifoicien tt, mlake a I umonth It for a .inile niat, il, 1p .".. for a tinarritil 111:it. There is also an allotw ance tf t 1.,n for cartb delulIen:!ent t:a(lnt. anl :,, for eact dipeti lent clrild. llte t v crnnne:nt a:.nunte' the cost of the training and finrnishe. the trainee with hooks. tools and supplies sti ficient to p111r-ne the colirse 4on1 anl eqal bacis w\ ith other ctuldentz. The training mar con<i-t of inl stitiutional or ont-the-ioh tylie of trainting 'lThe goernltent anitne: the cost of trainintt; inl rithter ea-e. -.ach eteran Ilh<) applb-; for ttaining! tinder the \'1,:tiotinal lIe h hilitation prt r:nl is verv cat - fully prto e..ed Iy the \'eter:,i. .diniistration. A 'cry thorough Study i" ;Inde ,if eath ttt m ii uiltal by trained advi-or;. Tle indi\ ial'al. work histor-, siit; l bk t groulntd, edne"atic,nal ;It tbn ntst. and1( phi - cal hand;icall or di-aiist is IAk-en in to) aecomlitt. At ie einIe t :n l :1 ti tutle tttt< tir"e i\(en :nIl, ;ill e1u p)I)yJplellt dulit- is selctid. .\ train, ing pr aa i- thcn a1tililet , :nt a I\.lie :1111 l,late of tratininge i. selectel Anlother edlne.at:,,1.a ndi traininut p)rog>ram i; 1,i mitledl undr t he pt 0 v"i;ionp; nf P blic t.a\\ :.10;. t,f the s th Colngrte ;.T'Ihi, bil1 i-pZ n laily know\ n a, the tI. I. l'ill <i Rights. It allongy with a lar'a, mini her- of othier benefit" t,) \ <ter;Inz. lpro\ ide; that atv ltiron <ii-itar et l rtl' tle: '\mIIid t i itt 1umbt lc,ndtiti.1ns othlet th1an1 fd1ilhon~rabh.\ and who ha\e hal !l da. or mt r of acti\e" '-rI te sintce Sept. 1t;. ]'lu "telu-t e of tilnce .)pent in an A rmly 'Slecia i/cd '1'raillin"4 I't,,.i -a \ i t it gt ' lii , . graim, .hall lie ehtl lcd .ir I \ ear of Ot edn tiiti or train 1in. . i the pit er<ol) clinIII tntr the "ritr wvier ih h eo- ae i and hlis traiint n ation waseducti-rt: itetcrrulted. hie tis entite to a ei d tf I n ett in ~ve i this ient- h a- f 'time ..pe ;uini theiseice fir aditin -toi ith ne a l'eioi n eeneed ie a, e trainitg itir IdetinL prov,id ed b tip po v thatt ie rai nigr cAlinwaysinrr penhs ii wer 4di 9haGe,: rvoniso t. Cuaf ineraitn! e&nGifts o trainin Thoumber anen nLageth' Arware oren Chick & LGwrfts WEBB'S ART STORE * PICTURE FRAMES ARTIST MATERIAL * 1431 Main St - Phone 2-4940 tw Reprinted from the November issc "We ml CA ROL INA ~1 Shuffleboard Ih111 t I, lte lart that the 1'1i \ I N ty 11;14 1111'rta;te it, tl t"Ilinlrtlt f trirl : thlt : eruu l flo r tof I. lil+n I:e"rt 11 tt a Ihniih-ht' t :rtl u }taitt I tftl !t Ibll tt ill 1te il'trge I t1 o .1n 1u 1td bIt t h li, I . r \ :111 t he uetin1r 111. \1 h th shl u ,il,h : 1 dt , u:1 berinet I1(; t 'ted, thet V ,t. 1'rh t f b ':Iln te t tl I - t t ilhi t11," tillit!l't t' a -t tl in i t . I ' u t1 r "o r,' :1 to be4 It1 It41 !lt L bu t t I-Ih e nit i n uingit ~lto ,in h1b1 t t he ruh,r t I1 f theI' ' r.11 \. tllt-f in te tf 1 n1' 11 11 C . t, l l -9 6. :;'ttl I- ,II"' 1n: rit\\rrr t ilrrI:e IhIv . t t rt lll r l '. tI ll t ie r i tltlN \t . '.. l-e l to w rllei about I he ligarepaintedl fom the roemb Ile w\alkf- " rtnIIIIl Iandl loukedl at thi1 Iru11nt ,,er y ang le M ilh ; rery pn/ /llt texir-l', .to \Itt"1r 1,to in -LIl, tile etlrt ttI } ,itle (t w n t he cntlttl\ 'v b lin+me, "'\\ .1l it ha-: takenl ine4 l li 111' It 1PI I t1 i un nt'( glnerat iIon i f 1 l'ie r y. I'F. I n I . . I'.l t' . . " ai dell ri l l hii411' t Ii ttie il p t ill luiti'-I 1l t 't , L I1llt" II 11ll t I:'' 1 11 I a Coker's Cartridge l . C ' Ltker, pte"I-" r uf 11n;th.1 i ett 1iIl 1t-l lti pIlren ltt t a liian .icar un b! 11 .'(1 r;tlitr r :eartritlger w illl n11i ligt li i a th llt' itier it .ir ilrtin I \ If 1 ti'tj2tll'err hu x ('l ,a Hdiron and Mie-;r)aloanane l e (ill'.. im 111110 1 .I;te i2 l l: ' t I tlle ill d lb ; ln t h' 4 S irlg "arm of oc liion hr a iinree io h 'ieriyc m u b t on IMi a d1i h ,e F d etal tr ops wer armed i ing e Iho Re in tn if Theearride hs h, oaddd t the ierstig a ray f w apo s i th oti ~atiNancllcin Leoi IndMeaOni ;f --: --C" .a y U"1R>. INe.. 1044e e of Esquire. ode it" _ "ODAY ... . une da\ w hen oie eltiel a sinall eni \hlule frot1 u\Ibich had eccaped( a iew grain if a w\'hitish powder. (he ltooped. picked oIp tihe envelope w itl it. cOitent". and said to the \ther. " non er \% ha thi. stini 1la-te" l;ke." i1 it. .n}; nllt that the4 c ti eill. of Il"' 4I m 11) \l\:tu c herItinl. a dr'cli nI1(gal naIa:ll, thel two atl (of the andl crtilnu'4d w\alking dlow\n te I leoli 'f the track. 'hit v 'ad1 not Llnt'e far w\hen one of the v;'pahond tnrr.ed to the otller :ii i:tSd. "V(nl kinowv. I think 1I lly tlii's w hole (lainned railroad I'' 'I h in ther. t'-ampl cointered. "I'll bt iliiii1ntI if Ilat's, So. I wot+n't cell it!" Her Brother's Smart . . . Though It w. her first dlay in frehnlman Algebra. She "at timidly in the rear tfli the roonl hoping to escape the I.lancc iof the ltlfie'ssr. ]ICr I weiltlg;ll.. 'ire milel away fromi the r0r11m h: SIta atnid tie profes5or wail's b iii ine on. Sil iteard him say. "Nu\w. :ill of ront know\ the mtllti lllientiun table., don't yon?" liali ab sentmninldedly aid the other half .inst the female in her ining it'elf. shei. waveredl her ht:uni. store that the piof w d'tvthhi see lilt moitioni, but to her chuagr-in. Thet fin etunanit gulped v'i,ihlyt antd :nliblit. I o le':d heri .tnSet, atnd wtith fill confltidence in her- correet McGREGOR'S DRUG STORE 1308 MAIN STREET Prescriptions * Sodas Cigarettes * Toilet Articles Call 2-3308 For Prompt Delivery Service 00. * RKUNTI NG * I NIN G R ANVIN G RAVHI NG Retailing Dept. Now Functioning With 16 Students The I niversity of South Carolina has installed a new departmnent. the I )epar'ient of Retailing. This of iers coi.rses for tither a major or a mnt'or in Retailing This Univer sity is the fir,! and o111ny tuniversity in the South offering tlk course in R etailing . The :'"n of this Department are to provide leithants w%itI workers qualified to till ba-ie jobs, and who are ca table of assuming leadership in any part of the store organization. Stnlde"nts are yeiven practical ex pericnt"e It working in stores in (iolumbhia in addition to the funda imental coirs es offered. This work is supervised ht" the merchants as tell .tis the t'nieersity. These trained workers in retail selling follow the miodern approach to selling, which is to aid the huver by adlviking ratlh er than the Iiigh-pressnire methol of forced buying. Ihe conr'es offered thi- semester are: Retail Se'ling. Store lanage tent and Operation. Itetail Iinving. iland Store Service Co1r.es a ailab le fr the Spring Term are \l erc han iisiig. R c,aiil I'ersc nnel Manage nent. A dvertising, Textiles, and Store Service. In addition it is planned to also have available Fash ion, Salts and Mlerchalndise Promo tion. Non-Textiles, Retail Credit and Met nods of Teaching Distribttive Education. There are If, stiudentl enrolled this seine:,ter wvith Ii s liets miajorin1g. I his co trse leala to a BI.S. degree in Re.ailing. i'rofesst r C. \lcFeron Getitinger is the head of the Department of Retailing. lie graduated from the 'iiiver.-;ty of Oklahoma. His major profesatr ;n ilusinen: Acdministra tinn A )r. Aethnr It. Adanis, who gradated from the V'niversity of Snth Carolina iii .tin. i'rofI.'or Ce" itmer to4tlk hi, se cialized traiinng at lte New York l~niter'ty School tIof Retailing. Ile ha ha-1 wtide practical experience with S";.r: Roc0k and Comipany, .I. C. P-nn Comipany; and was Co irdinat,tr and 1 )istributor of .du cation at Texas 1.amar College, he fore cotiing to the l'niversity of South Carolitia. LORICK OFFICE EQU * Office * Office Architects and El Phone 6176 :-: COLUMB GET THAT B THE CJ *Sandwic *Cold Dr *Cigareti *School * Student Freshmen Reflec Wednesday, Regl After a year and a half out of school, she finally got settled and made nl her mind that now was the time for her to start on her college education. Accordingly she made applicat'on to the University of South Carolina and after a reason able er.,gth of time she received a notice of her accepta.IcV. Ifer father. an officer in the Navy, took tinte off and brought her up to school on the Sunla% before reg istration and left her in Columbia with her mother. On Tnesday sie joined al! the other little freshmen in \a':cv College and proceeded to take st< ck of what the previous residents. Navy men. had left in their wake. The day was spent very 'luickly putting things away and getting acquainted with her dorm ma+es, most of whom knew each other. On Wedneslay. the day of the placement exattinations, she arose at the ungodly hour of six-thirty to the tun.' of the boise-matron knock ing on the door to arouse her. Btreakfa't at the University Hligh cafeteria was accomplished with half-closed eyes. and it was with a weak feeling at the pit of her stomach that she entered lra%ton Iall for instructions \\'hen she en tered .he hall -he became conscims of the fact that this wa: to he piac tically an all-girls school, until of conr'e, she rettemtleI ed that ome one had told her about the borde, if Navy men here at the t niversitv. W\ed'rsday was prett\ hard, con sidering the na'tire of the tests. The crowning touch of all was that test in I-'renlh which slte took with the sire feeling that she was going to fail it. That ni'ht she assured her self tht.t' site needed lots of rest, btit departed inuniieliately for a female I "bull .esiun.", "tegictratlon Day" had an in trignin,' sound to it. and she left the Thy SPECIALIZING IN 1613-15 Main Street BETTER BUY FOI All Wool S Sportcoa1 Slacks, $' 5.95, Warm Season U Over Save The Mid< BUY DIRECT I "StleHedqarer f New English Prof Roy Furr Joins English Dept. Offers Course In Radio Broadcasting I 'r+fe";"or at- A. Fnrr ptrogran ntatt:er at Station \\IS, has been added it, to he .nglish department to teach t ctottte in radio broadcasting. The Class meets at 8 o'clock a. m.. Mfontda, \ednesday. and Friday in Davis College. It is a Junior-Senior elective counting towards a major in F.nglish. and is mostly for joutn alisti 'tntdentc. nrollment is lim ited. Irtoft'-.ter Itnrr gratltated fromi tlie I'it ersity" of Ni,sonri School of J+ourn-dtI''m anttd received itis .A. degree' rot a (lUS" Radio \\'ork sht+p at New York 1'niversity and was a tandidate for the Ph.D. de gree in I'ib!ie Relations. The pro fessor i-a- done newspaper editorial and c+respodtlence wtork in Mi sipti ad Mlissonri. lit wa- head of the" 1i"nrntlia.m Deptarttntcnt at \\ inthrolt C'ollege frtni 19:3: tot it4:2, an)id directed the \\inthrop News Set ice. Ill ci\tt' Iiif I 'rofessor I trr was formetb dlisttict goternt r"I of Ni wat is h'ls in North and Sonth Carolina lie is now editor of the tnonthlv Kiwani, newspaper, "The Carolina Kiw\anian." -COUCH IPMENT CO. Equipment Supplies agineers Supplies 924 Gervois St. IA, S. C. ITE TO EAT t INTEEN hes inks ~es upplies Depository ts On Men, stration dorm in high hopes. She was ratheto4 pleased with her average and slightly above average marks on the tests, and her program, finally set tied after innumerable changes pleased her c"orsiderably: solid courses with one or two snaps thrown in for variety. The ont an noying ftature of the whole day was the eternal waiting-in-line. The Registrar was reached without TOO mtuclh trouble, but the door to the Treasurer was almost closed in her face. Through all the.c trials and tribu lations. warm greetings and wrong directions, her sense of hunor pre vailed. and Carol Co-ed sallied forth the next morning to attend her first classes. Members Of Men's Glee Club Revealed Studentts n ho have been admitted to the len's Glee Club for the fall ente<ter were announcel this week by H ugh \Villiamson. director. They are as iollows: First Tenors: Allen Watson, Billy Lawton. Tom Stoke-A. Paul Puckett, and .f. 1. Spurr. Second Tenors: 1 erry l eachan, D)ick I)nsenbury. \\inter Griffin, Char.". Ia ame.. Io" Ilaannock, B. P. .\ c \i after and I,eslie Mcl"eod. itarito'ies: Hobby" Reid, james Cilbson. lim i.vtc, Archic Penning ton, linuny \\^esthrook. Arnold Jor dan. bun Collins, Scott Robinette, A. j. York, and 1. L. Caughman. Hta'es- )avid Freeman, Billy Mc. Call, la.k Shealy, Claude Leitzsey, ( F. Me\Villiams, Don Singletary, Ilryant Hicks, Dick Newell. and Richard Kaier. Sam \\'aohington ik the aeron pami st. (or s COLLEGE APPAREL Phone 2-1278 R COLLEGE MEN uits *21e 7.95, 6.95, 4.95 p With All Wool 'coat ileman's Profit :ROM MAYO'S rI Set . rsdMn