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EGRE LTHURSDAY I0ED DANCE TOITRA T UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA CROWING FOR A GREATER CAROLINA Volume XXXIX, No. 26COUA SU CAROLNA,AUGUST0,1945Founded COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, AUGUST 10, 1945 Fudd10 The World This Week By Virginia Raysor '"rhe Soviet union has doclared w%a on J1apatn." This wa%,is the an r.ouniement Pr esiienil Truman made Wednesday aft,q. (aIlling in COrTesionldenis for a "simple but very important statenint." Wash Iigion aid Moscow miade the fnil nounIeenl simltlanvouisly at :3:00 Ir the afternool, and officials re Ncalvd that the compiltioll of tIo War in .lapan a-Its tile chi-f col ce vn of Ihe Plrsideit it Potsdaim. The most terrifying en.ine of de 4 Lo stiuiction evIir devised by man in) the history of war an antomi- h11mb v;.!rrying tlle expI9sive folve 'If molf. than 20.0) tons of TNT wa., turned loom.. a'.ainst Japanl Sunday inl a o.ilTrende or. else" assault agllist thef Ven,emy. President Truman, re( l(aling t' biggust and biett kpt nilitary secret of tihe war, said tie I etrible weapon was t le answer to Japan's le(je(tion of the Potsdam tilt imaumi. rhis met hod of dlest rue lion is the fir1st use t) lit made of t hel lonig-d1reamled-of release. of womnic energy. This new imwel hal * nesses itie power of thlit stinl. -Jap precmier Suzuki vaiied his caibinut Into exmrnordinary sezsion Tuecsday. ''he Big Three--Clemenl AtIlee. josef Stalin, and Harry Trulman - revealed decisions of their itlin-fg f" Potsdam. I disclosed in spoifie ltail te sivin ret)-iibtionl to hie exacted from defcaled Germany and ,%pokv of othier Eur-opeanl problems. Plans formulat'd inlu(lde: RLIa'1r1a lions to be rvvvi\pd inl telrms of e'quiplelnt anld gods from111 til' OC' ciipi(-d seclors, iibolishment of thec German81 military oranli-ationls, complete control of Gem'an edua fion, recognition of tle flee (i.ily of Danzig. immediate trials fol war (.iminials, alId (lisposal of tile Ger Inian fleet. The Big ThrVee MilCed 11c words inl barring PFranwo Spainl fioi membership ill till 'tlied I\alions. Poland wilgel thecouh pastern two-Ilhirds of Germanly. The President asked that hlie next eet jr,14 he hleldI in Washingloil. and Stalin answered, "God willini." 'I,Itllan letu riil-ned to his desk ill x-ashington Tursdia(y from tlie 17 d.v conference. Oin tie wat' home h had lunchcon with King GV'o1r' VI of England. As soon ats the mleeting was ove , . TI umlln gave 1)111111 assuirance to IIv wvold( that fihe Blig Three had made no "set ret agr1't'i1eetlils of ally lmlnd." The Senliale has ralified tle I nited Nations CharIf" 89 to 2. ('n1y Senat1ols Ilanger flnd Ship Stead voted against it. Hy a evoluotIIionarjjly vots- Winston ( hurchill was replaced as prime willisler of England by C!"Ilt'nt At Ilee', Labor Ilart y leaIder. 'llTei n'w Slest Bevin, fotnmer LaborII party1 see I elarly, as his foreign min (ist er and1 . liht handt tman, .1 tin repIlaces Ani tholly Eden'l. Chiitehill broke a (600 yearI tr'adiiion by turning dlown'h an offer of knI : i.ht hood, shiow.im: thatl hie illten'tds to lead Ite oplposiItin atga ist thle liew.. Labor1 gov'.ernmiEnIt. in g of thle Zepplelin III lindenburiltg ot' 'lurredt 13 July 1111'when ill-'.! Mtialy * 3tcelOliS hombt lammled intlol't (If bue iing. Teepointre h Oar of horo li'ands 01 broughsii iet it Iperso11ns w.ithi Plaes ans ra-iotled fioomits morei thaiin lie feet aove Jses e i age "int' Wsihintonil oe pa lce tienmplstr m13i'litary1 pree antI spiion tbuitt egilile fil'ns sebam if tink~ hlen favr ait til.s' s hi rd fole t slaid the atil Jap~ pilaehd fobeen1 ii t detolld and' our fleest ct old s tairctlt to nsto Toko hay, ifOeessa..Te "oot ithe 19 Stapansee aitiforeaed byu the~ a20theai for'e fhatth. plae th jraels-propemle P-t0 "hooting Kennedy Needhan Retired Captaij Fill Post Form Held by Dean Appointment of Capt. Ralph as registrar of the University Rear Admiral Norman M. Sr Captain Needham, command Naval ROTC and V-12 units turned to inactive status by tht The position of registrar at I sincve Dr. .ohn A. Chase, deam of, administration. refliniquished it when he hecife coord i lift I of of the instI lution's Naval Itaining progrAIm. [)r. \. II. Callcoti and Miss Miriam liollandti have sertv,'d av atinz i ittrars since 1hat time. "We are very fort1uniate 10 obtain the sevices of Capt ain Niedldiam," Presideti Smith saiti. "lfit has been wivtih us for 11hre' years. If(' kiow's us and is ithrougly familiar witi the olevtilion of Ihe I'nlivo -ity. lIe is a manii Of unu)LIsU-al Chaae' . and ability." lain NIe'dhlaml itlvinded ShIefflold scietilfic School of Yale l'ivetSh for two years, lie' receiveid an tilp pointment to the United Stalts Na i l Acadeny . from which .e' wa guadtiated in 1906 At Annapolis he 'celled in Sporls, treeiving thf swld which is annually pl1sentIed to I the u flst anding athlIl . Xlch of Captain Ne-edhiam's ea reer inl the NavY was spetit w,itlh 1t submatin fleet. but he had a imlber of tottrs of dity on other types ol warships aid was i Ilem )e, of the facltyl of the united States Na\al AcademY for several yell rs. Capiitain Nefedham \\ill h.- siti eveded as comlimanding office-I of the NROTC anid V-12 unils h Capt. Mlavv;n 1. Eenne dy. ....who r.( cently returnd ifter threv and a halIt yeais of action itn the I'aific. Rare .jellyfish Found in"fTdb At Uiiversitv A aige iniber of fres-walis jtll fishi. Iescribped by scivniists its ..\ eI Y 1141 w'.' t d iscoveif-d II tefnly lon lie campui s ill 111 old late tht hit ll twhich formf I lI was 0 fi\ftule of IIt presidilt' homeic. rli. .. T. Pen1 fe v. il-ofessol oh bio legy. said that t he jell. lish we e obseti ed by ('har lie Cunnigham. Iini\ visit ,v gaidIner, in the hatm I I til which l has been ulse'd f.r many years as a green house acq(uartium.t Iyfish, whticht ate ab'ott the14 si/c (If a dime,i' belong to thle genus ('Ias pedarusta and1( Ihat they are "typti alnitmedtusa wxithI t enneles of vav ing lenIgth." I r'esh-watlet jet vu tllyfish haiere discov4Iet'Irontm lile tol t imi int varl0ius parts5 of the' wotldl. but stIll Sity bioogs1 sad.1hoe1is'' i-i edl lit tIhe t'ai 'lina raIi5IIt' are4 thle first ever repltd't in Soutth I ified in this scion1 tbeing foundlt P'lenn1ey said. "'IThey arlt c'ertaIinly the mo14st tIlt ustuatl'44 (relir's to ottlipy thait tub since C0ur51 ''reiis stopped halth lng in It. 'Docttot P'enne's 'Ild. Will Be lisuedl 'The P1an-lIIellentie llet ln. II p4il time and1( place4 of varlious mee'ltinlgs an41d phlered iln elh 110s office ho s by ties x ueat. acrdt ig t1 .1ill Ihante, whoie Is inl chairge of th li' uil 'T'he iniformItatiol feor thie Pan I lelleni. FlulletInl' witl be' otontatede Iplaceed ini Ihe liante'eet Alltui oganti /altions1 w'ilt plea'se pu11 the time and plat'e ot t heir mueet ings ont a u'atd acid drop them in tthis box. T'his information will appeat' in the hullin.n Succee i Will I Will erly Chase . N'eedhan, U. S. N. (1Ret.), was announce<d this week by ith, president. ing officer of the Universitv's since April, 1942, will be re Navy Department next week. he University has been vacant Stanley Lewis Becomes USC Photographeri Addition of StanlvY V. I.ewis. for metly of the Clemson College Ex tension Servicv. to the staff of the I'niversit :of S'nti Ca:olina news s (-1- I as pivla I I g i -I. was ito nounv;-i todaN h.% Ftatnk If. \vaid law. diavlt.-Ir. A1r i.4-wvis. w ith1 more Ithani 12 . evars of piotogiaptic exptii'nce to his ciedil. will organize and operate a conmiervial studio on tlie campuis isflusively fot w lk conllited w%ilh lhi Ulixeisity. Alt. Wardlaw said. The new I'niversit y phtotlapher will talkiv plilutes for The Cat net and olack, iniling portrails fot rock. and for other vampus publi (ations and olai-,aWit ions. The stidio w%ill be adjaveit to thie News Setvice Office inl the Alumni building. anid the New Set viii's dark toom is being itniodeleId to take iae of the greally expanded \ olmle). of woi k. Mlr. f.eis. who was a niewspaper aid a free-lance phiotoig aphe pIbe fori' he went1 to the Clemson EXleltt sion Setx ice, has made maiy pe tives for The (;arnet aitn ( 1lack dli tiig the past several yeats and is welkomi on the vamipis. ieuitenant GrIeenle Lcaves ROTC Unlit Altunnus At'iss1ntes 1S D ics As Detal Officer Aug. 3 L.ivul. A. A. Gr D.1C. US.NIO, di tal officer of tlie N RO'C tnit. has been (litached ftomt his ttion at tle likersil. Ie was ielieved of dutties Iter. b .iiiil. F. \\. iad ley onl Atgitst [)-. i eivi \inas given a 14-day Aetlanta 'with his wife and famiil . At thle end of this leave hte is to r epoi lo Sait Friatnisio for p'rot. ablh duts ini thle Hlawaitian Islatids or aflit. ftomu Part i is Islandi ini Fhi nan . htei' sitnce t hat I tme. sit dent iof th li i ersit . but trm liletedl his d'titat schoie at the Atlati Stiutitni tlu-nt ('oll-gi-, I ) . tIdlt'y -tated thtat he' wats llase-d withI his tow itl ) as his homtte is itt i.olumbtiia. lbs tat her, il. V. \\. Iliadlty of Co ,lumbwit, is ii tutmberi of liihe Siui ht ii iliina Navy Icrhese bl-2 Quota to 683 St\lhutndtred and eighty -thritei Navy \'-t: Iritmees ate texpert id ait th l 'n*iiv etsity' Novembetri I. Ad miital S ilb I. paiesidenut of thle l'ni. vi'tsiI.v. atnntonneied t odais. \\l'hthle' Sthesi bots witll conie her' fromn othter schoiols to whtether thle' wtihl cnt er t lie fieshmanai elass is not s et 'Thet quot a ittnavy ttos s wtas tpri\ iously let i'd htet ut een :1 anid '420. hult \\'ashtington,. at thle I 'ni yertsi13'- tequecst, has incr-eased thatn numh tert most doubhIinhg I le pi es enit siue of Ithe uit. \\'het e these btoys will he housed hats niot yet been determined by t'nivertsity Auithorities. buit plans ate tudierway for arrtanginrg fa(ili ties to neonmnrate them, ds Need Be Nev KENNEDY Cap.t. 11inill G. fK(ienned1y, U.S. on it. v H e Ipu it Itw.%tas fu - v1e -iiiii and *-I'! nnll. Als in the pluin 'Nef!dhan811 whonm Capiain) fiennledy University Pres" "The Fields Be, Th'le collt-ct vl wof Su11i- Diaw son .llhnsonl of C'olumlbia w%III bII puilihed eal IY th11is u1111 Iimn b. I h livel 5il o #)f SotIlh ( rolina Pr ss under the iIlle he lils 1'. yond." 14r. \V. I I. 'a le . uin en f ithe i) ss Saim I -. !aid thal Soil embe I l) has beenI I set 1 ele1 1 nt\i 4,l as the#- publicali daiv. Thc mant Sclipi is nwm i IhII haml 41' of he priellir. M rJ.Z.lo nin o f \'I - ia;, hla Iiv%-@-(I fol I:In\ k \ -,,I IS in South11 Cali linIla an Id hla '4 w I I Ien all 4of 114 1 1l herf'. F11 it 1111111 her I - I of .\ear powm I . h1a)mo b#( een a11 pen I 11zin in Iha mIaI Ar l i lnl n- d an1hologiek-S . ul ThIe e Pli e d . I 44I .14ohnson'' poe'l1- mshd beeni rC;4i foa to te pub111 li he fiis ol um 'Iiil14 sa" ()n'. of41 I 14' h I 4u poe of. I e. Stuidentis Will S& MuIlsic of Camp,,, thel student'ls' hlopes for4 a ('a* 441n1a danir 1e ( hand loilay for' all ca4mpus1 n4lix It ies. Th'le-' I wo4 bo4' s. wvit h 111h' 1,ieutel (naIl I 1ll1"(on. I he phIl "44al1 ('leducation 4'fficer I. haive orgaimli/11 44 1:l'-liece*t hand1( u hwh1 1ro4 se 4 to1 be54 I 11o l'ss 11han1 1Cmri fic. 1i.\ Neail i" 114 th l and1 pla0x thle smooithlesl t a I that ha 114' e' 4 echo4edl ihronugh it leldge. Thei xo :I;ihl. W\intleg G.111iih. need'4s no( denI I and1( his S '4 r will4 afford141( an1 intr oducionml 1(o thel new grou1p. TIhe 1th.rthmi eion consists11 of Fred Verne4r al t he dlrms and "Rud" .Johns~on on hnss and1( Imiangle, also featu14red on 4ota4r toins. RIII Wetppier'l on the gulitar' and Tut L.nwn at the piam ..n.., ham as i Unive ARRIVES . right, Is pict ured as he arrived hw o t; N::a f! ?T( r. im! t! are Adimiral Smith amid Captaii to Publish VOId ept. 1 5. %(lumv of the itl.it1. of h Fildt s pIl 'it hoe S ti lIt w on ohnsoni ita \ t e aife afi na i '. Shili l,i -e ta:- it ( tf Fi li et y hil the fI6 1 l i-ltit m im llli ail atli Ia(I fx4 cu' i m a Of t South . li t I a i Vi n Ii -v i-a n i t e. I S is alsi 1t .e. 111-4 I of liI'f I I m Y . .I ! 1 Si . .I- .. 'nia S t- .Mia . is 11'.C)Is -.1('. au BI n'O , I il t I % n!) II . Va i I\l, I n l it I. hi i e. h ' I; I l p(Lltta h' i I m e l 1 I.' I~lihn, l tIl el td d i i' f a nglshit d Ci..l tt.i \I in ,. I n w I ! he J h w11 a nl i' itl- lto FI ah }?tzt I lit[ls. t t h ic Si t 'II a I t iai \ . i 1i 1 e: Il ti. Thenlei. ohf ltt.:h' ll-:nish al~ ie ulin-detoe mu-dh: in \' .;h a an sh- i l'lt1 ;1il (' l t m nl.. Thel h.ltte'i tli; fo,\ri ie-hIhh of i. aI I I#10 .-1111 it It~ at~ ' h S4.4en\m . \II, omen Col h ie and at and lph thN: I n . l 1t the Ilaly I'ni\i- Ill. \l s Jlhns Navy mi rsity Ri Needham Is 01 Relieved by Ko In Exercises Tt Capt. Marvill G. Kenfle<lv, of the Universitv's Naval RC but impressive exercises on Gi As members of the units st Needham. the retiring comma which returned him to inactiv read the orders which instr Season Tickets May Be Bought By Trainees The Stide-nt Counil. in 1-milPila tion withthe lblsine-Ss managel of ths Afiletic Association. I. Can non. has d0-e\ised-l a 4eason-t icke Hlan for the iaal studeits in an effort to inCIPlie s'udit altendlant- and as a COnMnIif,neC fol lihe Nav.% Niudenils whIfo d Io niot 1:1,: l heI student act tivvy fee. the At hle- ic Asvociat ion is issuing a seasonl-licktI which is good foi all footb all f.:aies inlcludiig C lmsonli and all spolr s contesIt fnr th11 pfoset da11i. tilrough the lontwih of Vebe i I. This includes all baske-t hall aaes. a few of whi( h. fr ex am1plo'. a l bI ing i d-i ii w% fith l ;t,rk . ke. .\ labama and o i;o . The t111al rost of tislk.; is \%whwh is qiiie it a a i 'en -lth'rinl that the lltwe.%t cost of ad 11.1ssion li file lool all Lamfeis aliiv totals S7.441. Thus. besides a sa% ing 1r football ganies. Ih Na \ suI u (it w geis in fiev tIr all baske.tball ;.ai vs. lie- aitmiis'i'm ;,I wo (of uhi- 1h i l he ), rents PeI game . 11p lit righ t he mon h of Fe-lIt e Considielation is giveln insofar as tie sltudent ma% I.ar half of the piicP (if the lickIt onil Auguslt VIh. for whw he% Ili- goits a reecruti. and illict Ila% lit-lt of thc hialainct on S-p i-ihte i .1t h1. he i -eis et Ihis 1hk-ie. 27 Will Receive Degrees A uqg. 16 Admiral Smith Will 1 Ten0- evie ions hile a1 ihedi fioi dtei ers Ii i be aw~ ai ded-i t lie inte t Silillel school cem I M11111ir r-1mt e\ rcise's at - V. Mi Aur ul-l It. in Hrial tnl l . A\S clddid ir. slimmer sc-hoor li iu, It --'lien? Nor ma n sn. itl h -i i di;? - the ranididlates fri d.r is. See iturdenits ha e aplied i,i t hr drerc of hrarhelir of artis. one for a hiaeheloer of alii itn ieducattiti.n onle fiii a beachtr-eor of arts in jun e er-. inic fii a li h eler of i S ir ile cmm- eer. i n t hal er el g iduat ae hiccel. liv'-e itons hrave apped feet lire dle-gr eel of itslc-r cr i t s I- an1 e ' ler I . - iel- e' is will i---iselable ine fr1e 1 eel the 'reic. e tini. tee ftermi~ thc aeaeneIrc peio. e,-ili. ()lr -i -l iOf l ie Shnl e -iil si hoeol a is- ari- l.ena ;llhi t. Il reie t: 1it : Rlict. seiet arr-tieauicilt , lleulmly Is New4 "iileeok'i m. l of0 Floen ce . S C.. creftated- lHoh Sumwal"t t. of (Cotlum thi;. ine tie runt-ir i fir fiesh mani class in esident . Trimmmy Mc-CuIchren sa n-ltious- overi liiataa B3ostii lot the title oh fr-eshtman historian. Dfeiatedr r-and(idatens for freshr roan class of fin-es at e listed as fol low ~psiden- [Roh Sumriwalt; Mairtha Ilialliwanget. Tom Shatkey, an t Wl5~illham- Mc-Dantel; vrI ice-presi dr-n. I (hick M-cIDu ffie. and Irca Schmidt; sertar-y-iileasu-er. Ba har-a Marsh. .Jack Griayhill. and -lessie Phasey; hist or ian. .lean Smith. Rin-hard Brasington and Rarbara nn.iic. Init CD; egistrar -ficially niedy resday '. S. N., assumed command )TC and V-12 units in brief bhes Greetn Tuesday. Ood at attention. Capt. R. C. nder, read the formal or<lers status. and Captain Kennedy ucted him to report to the -presidntrt of th U'niversity and As sumv comniand of tht,- N;i\;Il Irsinl ing u iiis. Follow,\i,. the treadinl: oif oldv s, the cadets pwesed in tre\ i hcfee ihc new and Ihe iflit in;z coninand iig officers. Rai Admiral Norian M. Smith. president of the Uniker -ity. and other officers and enlist ,-d petsonnel of the Namal tiaining u nit. Caplain Necdlam made a hrief laiewol talk io thr Na\al ROTC iegimint and V-12 unit. praising 1i m for li ir fit# spiri and fi, ) n1ion to dUt.\. Captain Konnedy also spoke britfl* to th men of his niv\w conmalnd. Only threo months ago. Captain hennedy left Okinawa, which he had h(lp@-d to wrest fhom Japanese lnot rol as commanding officer of the deslinver G;ust. His assign n-lnt It thei Univerisitv of South C(dwa omips a the ind of ihit-e iid a half yeai s of action in the P t <ific. dui ig whn-h h.I wice t ceni it 'hi 8:i tw: and was a ardifd hS ubmwinlf. comhat pill with tw' %O gold Sis. A nativv (if .iissouii. CapilaI, vlnned.' was gradUated fr om the Unitttd Slal-s N-mal A-weni in 11190. His first Assiginmenl t wahs te) Itie hatilfship Idaho. on which he f eined f I ,N w oa Is. Ne04t h \was senO tof the umi 1iaiine school :t New i.o,ndon. Conn., to T'reprrp l0i StI\ ice \ wit h1 the 1n11derseas aft ie Ima1nedt :n ihe - hma. n #ep s ic tiu unt ;I 191h. wIen he rie Iui ned to A n napolis foi a two-vears Jlost giaduate voulse in enin'r ii.2 Thein Captain Kenned.y et to Aontinued on page 2 Th*ee-Act Plav Presented Aug,,.,3 By USC Players The \\tisn and " a thri-e-art ;'I I'\ Ji-hn lPat lwk. waF piescnt v( ty tIh h ,1' % rsits Pay s Fnld;lv, All .zINT . in iiaytin llHall. This P h litii aiei I tids iif I lhe ifolie er.nfhilt beitween twoi IS.P stl' . Pi dir ect ed by' Profes.oi Morn (; 'hti stophter sin iTh leading rl '0 'Pt w e p a' iid I ( 0thp il i iiiieand A\my [.ot ''sai is'. 'iii as Hi'ssio. t he eiignger hardi-i as T~heodiorei . the g irls tham ing fat het Mic-ki- Euitods as Mul li. and liet Iv Filters ats Mahel, lannl S 515it tiiat an (;tay Iut khairt as l1i. Tr uhe. tiP Arm isstrong ODlk TlappinIg To) Be Wed nesdayV Tiapping of news menmbers int (ilK. national leader ship fratter nit. w'ill he held Wednesday. Au uist 1i. The new menmbers will he elied into the fraternity by t he point system'i. Any hoy who has 'nonughI poi nts to he eligible for miembiet ship must turn them in by 6 pmr. Monday. Th le election of new membners will he held by OIDK Tuesday for the tapping on Wednesday. The method of tapping has been changed this semnestet ftonm the usual one of tapping the news members in the chapel. A key us ill he placed in the OPlK Citcle Wednesday wsithI the names of the members of the fraternity placed upon it. The ODK Citrcle Is nseatr the University Libtary and Is the scene of all Carolina student body el~eion