The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, August 24, 1945, Page Page Two, Image 2
Band's L
Feimmes Threat
As Winter Griff
With 1more than excitement ani
still a lingering fear that some new
difficulty might reach out and
Snatch tle piano or some oltier in
strument off tle stalte, (%arolina
sat and watched the curtain in
Drayton llall lise on ithe deuhilt of
thle niew vamlpuis swing hantid.
But instead. trombonies and t-1"r
pets and saxes r-acied toward the
rafters of the auditotiom to draw
down a veritable barrage of tones
and touches w%hich explodcl on Ilh
audience below with atonie signi
icance.
Students. factulty and Navy per
sonnel leaned forward to catch each
vibrant note of "Digging For Dex,"
and remained entranced for forty
five minutes of solid enjoyment.
The band went tilt out on such
numbers as "Swanee River," fen
turing JI.T.P. layes on the slip
horn, "Blue Snow.' with trumpot
solo by Paul Irvine, "Coming Out
Party," and a vocal enseible ar
rangenent of "Southern Fried."
Winter Griffith. vocallizing ott "If
You Are But A Dteam." "itre Is
No You," and "The More I See You,"
drew Sinatra sighs from ite femin
Ine portion of tlit audience itlong
with apprvciative, though enlviotus,
connient s front the green-eyed ep
resentatives of file stronger sex.
The oichestra has been uider or
gani7ation since the first of tihce se
iester, anid has been ctifionted
from time to ltimt ittlh ahmost int
surinointable difficulties. The ma
jority of tile mu111sicians coiposinlg
the bind are Navy mIen, while two
civilians, Banks Scarborouh, sax
man, andi( "Tut" Lowins, pianist,
also lend their ta!'nts lo the group.
With enthusilastic "se lk.' "si
pers." and "orrifs." plus an occa
sional inquiry as to the whei -'
ahouts of hospita4lizcl gulitarist anl
bass player. "Bud" Johnson, it was
a pleased group which reluctantly
vacated Drayton Hall Wednesday
night. Arrording to Randleader Roy
rug Sore
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A dmiral Smith
(ontined frt4u page 1
and tizilling exporienct which -IIlI
other-wise hit lost.
Admiral Smith pointed out that
the proposed A mwl ican syst II"
it n1k way simfilal to the E-:ur:opeain
systvim of compulsory tratinling.
"Our prnime purpose for universal
military. training is to establish it
national poliy for world secriity
an( nationnl defenze to which all
would contribute." the sp-aker said.
"To exempt any group would calse
tile progralm to break down."
The only alternativ - to universal
training is a large standing armly
and lay, which would be too ex
l)VIsive anlid inpIaC iUal to maint llk in
with volunteers A, AdmiiraI Smith
In addition to obtalling tin
prime objective (of wolld and nla
tio0'naZl sOcr I I' t h I 1 ar I 11 y
bel efis 1tHat w(ild be gainfd by
h l i nalion and b) vih ihut rainces,
sit hidntSl it ' said.
"Teyoth of today, have. if anly
thing, too mu111h fi'Oedomu." Admilatl
Smlith decrt.d. "The warl effort
has remlovfd les triclions aind di
it-c'.ive hlli for mnanly anld nutterial
ly t'ductd it for all. A universal
Ilaininig progamill would provid(e
nectded disciplinev and vncouragv
p-l-st-verence, deveolo habits of
promptness, precikion, honltysl
lo.\alIv, g0kod Nl.orAilmanlshipl t1-aml
or , lcad#-i,hip, moialo., love of,
countrv and it dt(.erm11inatlioll to
kv,-p it fivv."
'oin t 1I that manly edticators
haid charged that ti nivi-l-sa I traill
ing woul 111 a wasted year for
thost. w%ho wish to go to college and
enlor professional fiolds. Admiral
Sill I h said that "Ivnt if iI were
a slignt handicap it would I.ff'ct
althands and would he a trifl' as
compat'd with the loss of our na
tional Socurity 11 d vivilat liol."
The liversitY president pointed I
out Iallny 1 1-0 otf e fits, including
imploved na111foli al to h a I
said wou l bo brouight liboiu I ty I
universal training, and outle 14in- d
tails of 114ch trainliing.
"For lack of pr l n tod:iy
411OSS oil Clnd thad w. ml (tot%%.
not onl v in 1Fn111dor fihi 0101but vanit
on tiny Wtdls of the Pa(Ific," thf.
Spoakor d16clared.
"Shoutld wr com. again, wa will
lot he so fortnats as to hav ou.
aIllios hold off the( olnolmy un1til wI.
art, r-adY. WN's will be sl ruck hirst.
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ted Debu
City Attorney
Appointed As
Officer of VFW
Wiiiaml Calson Outs, 33. native
of Columbia. hias beenl appoiited de
partmeint servict officer for the
Soltih Carolina lvIm)epaIent of the
N'uteralls of Forvign Wars. Selec
lion of the forner Columbia attor
ney and naval gunnery officer for
tlhis important veterans' post is an
11ounl1ced by W. Ii. Chadwick, Direc
tor of V.F.W. Field Service.
Outzs, who lives at 421 Bonhiam
Road, Columbia, is assigned to the
Veterans' Administration regional
office in tihe( State capital. Ie is to
assist veterans anl their depend
('tts on any problets and to co
operlate with couty service' offi
cers throughout the state, Chadwick
said.
Ouzts was an outstanding athilete
at tihe University of South Carolina
and played professional baseball in
I the Piedmont League in 19:.1. Ile was
captain of the Gamicock nine in
193:. le was also on the foot ball
and basketball squads at tie uni
versity.
While in college Ouzis was elect
od to Onmicron )elta Kappa, hiono'
a'y leadership fraterity. lIe is now
active in the Junior Chamber of
Coimmeice in Columbia, the SouthIt
Carolina and Richland County har
associations. Ile Knlights of Pyllhias,
and V.F.W. Plost 641.
Ouzts was discharged from the
Navy for disability otn April 3 of
this year, after serving as a gun
nery officer in command of an
armed giard aboard cargo vessels.
tIis rank was lieutenant,- junior
g lte.
"Af er tile final capituilat ion
..:eementi Is are carried out witi
t he Jap, there romains itie peace
treaty.
"We ar now the greatest nation
on va it h.
"Whll we sit down at this final
livarf, lablo, may God grant that
we hold tIe best hand!
"This will become a realiy only
if a universal military training pro
gram has b'cone the law of the
land."
Th ree of t hi 29 s1tuden is receiv
ing diphlmas were graduated witl
honols. They are Elizabeth lam
:11tonl Kent. Washinlglon, 1). C.,
m1agait ci1im laudi.: Martha living
Ilion, Columbia, vum atitue., and
\'illiam Hlser BV im e . r., An
dr ws's, ttum1 laude.
The Rtev. Gerald (. (1t;Irbb, Ji)stor
of the Riversidv Haptist ciuriich and
adjunot pro,fssor of -:nglish. of
fed the invocation and the benle
dilion. L. G. Nilson, menther of
ithe summe r school faculty, directed
a chorui. in spial muitsic,.
lleru'ivintg the digree of thachie
lor' of alts 5were Sbhirle'y I )were's,
Rloberta IlloE)~ l'ass. .liames Waliler
I lal is ,. I-:li/ahielth blami itn lKant.
lion, Ann S;aofiit, Odibe V \oirii
W'est , and lilttbargare tI A Ii wethlo
W\itill s.
lor1 of aritsi in cit intIion was E-vae
liina G;tberI. JRita Stcinhiardt was
awvarded t he hachetlr of at Is dIe
gre'e in journalIisnm. PThe bachelor of
Sci3ntce degree wais reicieie byv
Ice MiNie and Fi1(1lrani'es }:liza belh
Pen nell.
Obtiaining the mlaster of aits de
g ree werc V'ict oria lVaIimon Ciaw
ford, Robert Wright 1)avis, Jutes
Vcrnt Kneece. and Mary Jane Pur
vis.
Awar dedl tihe rmaster of educnation
digi ec wtere Hi rdi" Mayv Hrod ie,
('arneze Browno Bttts, Rosabell
('arteri, Altl'n ltrooks C.ooley, Wi I
tiama I .eil ) lrm mondi, Ja mes lienryv
F"etk, (Cnmson C'aithotun Garris,
V'irgie ('aughnnI lie, ('hit liy
drtick, Robeit WeslIcy Jalmi's andt
Eiva I .est er QuailI ehaunm.
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i ne rvame6Ccce
.Wins W
Service Club
Hecars Missionary
Give Chalk Talk
The Carolina Christian Service
Club ieard Miss Sara Tylor, mis
sionary to Argentina, give a chalk
talk it its last meeting, Atgust 22.
at 7:00 in Flinn HIall. Carolyn Rteed
imave the duvotional
L Vice-Preside ts )ave Williams
and Catolinait Chtoatep reported that
programs were being taken to the
Alms louse and the Girls' Indus
trial School tiis summer. The pro
gram chairman for the club, Dot
Donnely, announced that programs
for the month of August would
consist of Suggestions for Pro
gramls which the group could carry
on its missionar-y projects.
Miss Taylor is under appointment
to leave as a Baptist missionary to
Argentine in September. She gave
a series of chalk sketcies with in
structions and Concluded with a
chalk drawing. In the background
I)avis Long sang, "it the Cross of
Christ I Glory."
lu dv Mlartin, president. extends
all invitation to all Carolina stu
tens to come to the Ite.ings,
whlich are htlid every \'tedtesday
night.
Chapel Will Be
Redecorated By
Co-eds alnd y
The Co-ed Associatioi, working in
collabor.ation with Mr. It. G. 1Hel1
and Miss Joyce lietzel. of the Cart
HIna "Y", haMS ann1111Ou d its I)IarS
fot the redekoit tionl of the chapel.
Funds are to be raiscd by Ihe Co
t.4ls this stitter.
The proposed platn I,-lutdes: 1
11a114 bilue paintf for the walls w%ith
white woodwoik, wine v,Ieet ur
tains as a baukdrop, a tew% lighting
system. Radiators will he dlopped
to the floor, and pews will he in
stalled if it is possible to obtain
Iitem. It was also suggested that
the Alumni Assoviation he asked jo
contribute stainted glass windows.
Dr. W. H. Da-,#is
Speaks to AED
At a IeveIt ieetling of AEI)
Pre-Med Frat on Weditsday evo
tting. Dr. 11. \\. Dlavis outlined the
1a,1t. chenist ry plays in todrn
medlicinle. Citing actual cases Ite
has encountered inl rect 1years
PrOfesstof DaVis -showed that, al
l hough t11h. average pi act ition"Ir
has lit tle recoursel'5( 14) c'hemisi rv
after 'c leavitng his almtia mter(',
a no i kalei kntowlet'e in thIis field
is Uti abslu)te nec 'essityV itt res4'arch,.
int the 'liniatl lhtoratory, atnd int
Sptecializinug int manyt of thte new'tly
dijs 5 itovere (Od () fields.
it)ur~in aI o rt b1uiessu stesion.
Jhe .rou ottid anounold tsubeenk
mt 11tit do wiltele \hdni o esa
ets.inhat is hedrn t lvi cniet
inhtwit ever udy atighvet pro
('ram.
thtthrwill he tetnlatto choi foo Ves
11 e t t I is h ld int he nierit
not las yet bteent reesd but the
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NROTC Unit
Adds 2 Officers
To USC Staff
Ihel NRIOTC lnit it the Univ'er
sity of South Carolina has recently
added two new officers to its staff:
.iutenans Rtobert Al. Vance and
Ariold 11. Grotli. .
.t. Vnllice gradiiuted from David
son College in 19:T7. Before vnve
ing Davidson he attended McCailiE
Mlilary Academy inl Chattanoogit.
lpon i co pl et ion ')f c-ollege, 1.1.
Vance I'turned to his home town
of Clinton, S. C., and worked as
paymast vr and di retI or of thIe(
Soit h Lydia cot ton mills until
1941.
In April. 1941. LI. Vance joined
the Army and was in it until Sep
tembie, 1941, when he entered the
Navy.
Ief reported aboard the U'ss
\Vichita, it heavy ctuiser, in Iee
land. 'May, 1942. In .Iune. 1942, Lt.
Vance was attached to the itSS
New Orlans.
Naval engagemenplits aitnmig thein
I hV tl I It",Of CaSIaI GIV dl -
ala , til\ Va I Sinn , th , iGilbs ,It
the Marshaiul, N4-\w Guinvit, the
Carolines, the 1Mrianmas Saipam ,
Tinian. (;tllm andl( thep A\lvilians.
Prif r to coming to 'aoliall It.
Vance attenlde-d G;el11 Ordniance
School iln ashig ong tll, 1>. C.
.I . (;roth 1ljaI ed f roml t the
liversity of \ashingtonl inl Jul.,.
!9If. lt I t opolled for. dilty inl the
Navy its August, I1I, and loOk his
irinlAing ah9 lrd. i4. i Prairin
.State, the Batliship Ililinois Con-.
vi'ertd to a trailling Ship.
At the conclusion of Is traiilning.
.l.. (;rotl rIvported tO Ihe Com
mlamhant. 'q2th Naval 1AIrict, for
(vipoiary dill recruiling a
lion. From IlIhre he wenlt to Ilhe
1:3th Naval Dbist-It whlfre h1e was
alssignt 10 tle I'SS C(Iyamli , a
flect oilor. which opefated in the
Alitliai Arva from Aguist, 1942.
motil Decomber. 194.1 Iin 1944 his,
ship went 1o ilhe South Pacific
A rva where it parlici paed in 111he
invasions of A11u, and Okinawa. Lt.
Groth's position abhoard theC
ya'ma was lhat of Navigiaor.
HIe was d.Ahed from this ship
ill April, 9145. and sin t to San
lifgo o a Destroyer E%cort.
'.1. (;it'h iS i ng here onl tem
plmaiy-dut.s.fite is to) he4 transf-r
!d to (;,. Tvvh th# 29th of Au
gust for pernmanint (ful..
Fr1o*sh A ppoint
44)1ninuit tees
The PICRshman Y has gong into
h431 in Sbt. in iPo a 2-94
lasSunay.Calrmbia of ths.om
LumNEt OhrCmileCar
NOTE L.OhS and Baintn
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BNenT \VOAd;Nmrhp.rs
rm From.
Increase In Fall
Expected By PI
The School of Plharniacy of the
!niversity of Souti Carolina is
looking forward to in excellent en
rolliment for the opening of the fall
lerlm. This is based upon the in
ivasing number of inquiries now
heing received front bioth civilianl
high lSchool lleni and woiei sltu
dents and returning service mlen.
N a ny w%arI veterans lit expressed
their intention to take advantage
of the GI Hill of Rights to complete
their e ieattional training.
For sevial yeais Ihe demand
for giaduat(es of the University'i
School of P"harmacy has greatly ex
cA.veded (tie supply. Because of
world-wide conditions. there still
exists an acutir, shortage of phar
macists both in otr state and n.
ltion. -:vn tilie returnl*1 of plarla
cists from tie arned forces wIl
mik litle II apileuiable difference
iin tle shortage of skit tll men and
women il this iiporlant pirofes
Sion. D>isregarding the increased do
maild for pharmlacttiIcal prodlucts
which now cxisls, statistics show
Mhat thel numhet. of pharmaII.cists
l-avilu; tIe profession due to such
n1omial I lcauses its reitlient ani
lbail is mutch greater than th
numb111her of sitIdents being gradialed
from schools and coleges of phar.
Itaucy. In one of tile larger states,.
for (xample, thle l um is tI
poil fd as tw ive as greal. Thts, teli
nee1(d fo! phamlatists, boilh mlen
ntIld womien, is m
1weIatIive.
Oprlol11111tivs in lailliICy6 bllr
givater tloday than ever iefoIl in
Ile history if ie ii pifession. Th.
pw,ssib1iiliqi,s for ph. Iarma 1,1u1icallyI-,
l1.1i11 d 11wn1 'And w omnlol tilt., i -
I liiit I d. ( ;rvad n A! "*; in.' phiarmIacy
halm A wn*nv fivilds orf-tindiavor o e
to Ilem. W hile it is geinvrally -true
I hailt t il majiority of gradtiaes Inl
phiarmiacy VXPIICI to vnlter the# re-_
tail dirig business and evenltally be
COllme ropIilo'etrs 0 or onIliels of
(Irug stoles, thelt e.xist loday liatiy
other lypir's of positions which re
quire piat miacetltical I 1.it ing.
Soif. of Itiese positlionS n1OW open
incide Ilhose of pharlaceuit icl I
ciemist s in tlrge mantfacturt1-ing es
lablishmltfeIts, phiariacisIs in ptbhlic
and private hospiilaIs. stllesmen and
detail men fil medicinal prodittes,
aliflysts in food atId drug lahora
tlmies, and Ptlchers inl Nchools anll
collges of pharmacy.
Coulrsts of inst ru1(tt ionl of I Ie
School of Pha11rimacy arie so ouit invd
as t) givi' boi l th ittal a d techni
tal tiainint in order to prepare stt
i'tIs for ilt' great variotyi of avaii
ablit positions w il leand phar
Illatcoktical Iraining. Two courses
of indergial auiit iSt tit tion are of
fer't, admly, a rlar four-year
Litnd a fiour(-year iomiineiIid COur se' in
Ilhmmarilly~ and pre'(-medicalt studcenits
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Ltarmacy
ally. it holds membership in the
American Council on Pharmaceuti
enl F:ducation. Because of this nan
tional rating, graduates of the
School are eligible to take state
board examinations to practice
pharmacy in other states, and those
who pass the South Carolina exam
ination are privileged to reciprocate
lice'PNs with other states, pro
vided they meet the practical ex
per ience requirement in t hose
states.
The School of Pharmacy was re
organized in 1924. E. T. Motley has
heen Dean of the School since that
time. Associated with Dean Motley
arc Professor R. W. Morrison and
Professor W. 1). Strother.
Lt. D. L. Golding
To Leave USC
On August 30
Lt. Donald L. Golding, Instruc
tot' for the naval unit, is leaving
tile Uln iversity about tihe 30th of
August. IHe will report to the Bu
reaut of Naval Personnel in Wash
iton ). C., for temliporary duty
under inst 111iol.
1.t. Golding is a native of Iowa.
IIl. atthe1nled the Ulniversity of lown
an(] -eceived lt M. A. degree in
d.(ct(-lj ion from ol mbia tiniver
sity. For six ellrs het was princi
plt1. .coach. physics and miathentitis
teachier at Thompson i lg School
in Iowa. Ir 1935 he became prin
cipal and tIacher of Klmath Union
Iliv,h, Klamath Falls, Oregon.
In 1932. Gobling roported for
nm al service to Cotnell I'niversity,
whore he staved for Iwo mtoniiths,
t hvilen to, midshipnman's School
in New York City, for five months.
I14 was it iansfet red to N. T. S. rec
(iglition at Ohio State Iliversity,
'iluminbuts, Ohio. SixIvon months
later.l ho was sent to this Univer
sity where lie is an instructor of
recognition, damage control, ortI*.
tiance and glninery.
L.t. Golding has been stationed
at tihe University for the past year.
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