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German Club "In This Corner" By Toni Simpson IT'S NONE OF MY BUSINESS But . . my faith in Carolina's gift to womankind and 'Humpty Dumpty" have one thing in common, they both shat tered again I Ole "1inpty" is forever losing his argument with old man gravity, but when I saw two of USC's stogie smoking Romeos stroll into the lobby of Colmnhia College in pursuit of a dale, I was speechless. Ignorance was liss, so 'in sorry that I horned in on ".Moose" Muieller anld Jimn Robinson. Traitors! The whle very-v distastefil affair uiearthed one fact, take it for what it's worth. . . . There is a steady and coistanlt rmigration inl an anroluid tit'he vicinity of Cohumbia College. C(o eds of ('aroliina, are you taking your vitamin pills ? ... Couldl't help overhearing the conversation of two of oir iaval officern. 'The subjeet involved the beaifii legs of one of our football players. .ist think what Ziegfield missed last Satlurdai. Dutch! . . Fridayi night's last Naval Ball was one of the nieest of the Navy's formals. It was unique in tihe fact that the entire student body was invited to atten.d. To Captain Kennedy goes our deep est t-hanks not only. for the dance but for the shot in the arm he has donated in "school spirit." . . . Unsolvable Mysterv. I've twisted nany erins and all in vain. for- I am still in the dark as to how tle "Jolly' .yaek" aliam the "Jolly Roger" came to adorn our flag pole last weekend. After several hours of being unfurled to t he breeze, "the -Judge" aided in the practicable side of t lie I heory of " What goes up must come down.'' DOUBLE FEATURE 'Tis quoted that two can live as cheaply as one. especially on an ensign's pay, and it must be so, for after Commissioning Day, October 20, tle wedding bells will be ringing loud and long for Doris Jlones and Charlie Hlardiin, Jeanlnette H1olley and Ed Boucher, Mar.% Alice McMhillan and H1ustlon Crowe, Margart Flovd and Bill h'll rasler, 1la.ry Margaret Wildin anld Knobby Wa*lsh. . . . For Phil Uill it's tihie "irl back hormle.... Bet wishes and Conlgratilations! THE SOCIAL SID.E * The A.Pis open house artr ihe PC game proved si saecess fiul t.hat 1I1! PiPhi's are pllanniing one after tomrrow' game wi: h ihe ('amp Blantiding eleven. Everybody is invited. . . . Will sossoian and Lena Gilbert weire on haid to help out their T)pi sites. . . Laihdba (h's who journeyrd to A latat for the Tech formal were: Guts Apostolakas, Art Bleisener, Buddy Boulware, Ernest Davis, Diidley Greer. Bill Miller, Charlie My .ers, Bill MclDaniel, S. 3. Nor%wood, Kei Tarbell, Banks Sear borough, Lorn Snow, Bill Ward. and Chet. Wingate .. . The KA's are inl a huddle planning.ilie last (letails of- their pre Clemson tel dance. . . New Sigma Chi initiates are "Chick" Shields, "('hnky" Barrett, 'Red'- Johnson, 6eraid Fieider, .i iml Watson, .Jim Barber, .lim Land. AL Killibrew, atid Errol War ren. ... Barbara Hawthorn is paying Erskine a visit, this week end ... The Pi Kappa Alphas partied out at Doe Crawford's after Saturday's football gaile. Only casualty listed wI'as one well gprailne(l aniikle. Micker Edmnds is the proIut Ipossessor. . . . SA E's ehalked up a pix show party last Wednesday and have a party scheditled for iotnorrow night att "he BAtrnsides." S. .Lt. R, G. Paor'oughi Piker, ahtim, paid the caipus a s hort vsit ill Irawsit from Tennssee to Arizon..h .dm Hill IHaynies nll( \'irginia Williains. Pi Phi's were seen arouid as wuas Martioni Mi lier of ('oIllaid ale. P a., w'ho spet Iast weeken ad with hi ier ' 'BrothIer' Bill.". . . Jack "a rrellI shtowed our sights off to his sister too. .. .l The inewest Zeta Ta i AIlhas arie Annii }Iarrill an u1.lickey Edmnd(s. . . . Betty M oore anud Tr'udie 1 4enord. K ls, were tup for' theit week end anid thle trinuixiings.... Dave Ju add, T'omn 1acklhand. Mar'ty Pierson. l"red Kimborough, Ji m Saul andit Friank Ramnsey' become act iv~e Pi K A's soon.... Otob(era 12 ait thle J1cefersoni will be te scente of lie Siguma hli b)anq inet in Itotnor o f t he ir 1 7 decparin ig bi'other'is. . . . lie Mi gma Nus11 ar ban111tiniieting on0 thle Ith for1)1 th li me reasons.4Ji5(13 . .. To be inait iated into' Iditmbdla ('hi Alpha33 Sunday are Art Bleis'ieer. Para'is IslIand41; BuddIty Bou Iware'c. A-udlerson; I"ranik Hin aes. lIats viIIe; IDoniah14 M oore'. e'id sv ill e, N. '.; l"redl .\I 4orriiston. Benitntts vilIle'; Banik s Scarb'lor'oughi. 'T i 41inaosville;' Mae' St'Itwatrz. A kron, ')hit> and. ('het Wiiigatte. Tiltes. lFloida. Art huri Ioutrier andl Dr'. .Johtn B. McC ontougby ar me to he' honor'ary tmembieis. ... Jo MIaritini andt Ethel ILaz.ar. D)ee Zees. ventuitred dotwni to Ole M\liss State to htelp (out in rush ing. . . . Elt on Morris is wear ui ingJ)nitehl IBrembils Sigma Nui pin. . ny Kappa Sig pledge will tell you a bout their "Hll Night,'" <it it e a time was had by ever'ybodly. A "P. 5." - On ly tote amore columntI to go to hat this semiest ert. It 's beeni lots of' fini atd wor'k 1oo, sot if no news. I'm gonnail r'emn inistee all over thI' coltaumn next. lime. By waty of meiition, it w~as a nice idea of the Phi Sigma Kappas sittinig together as a bOdy at the ('artolina-P'C gamte. CAR0L.NA'S MOST POPUL.AR RESTAURANT BIHAI'SRESTAU RANT 129Hcmpton Street JEROME SIHARI, Carolino, '32 BOOKS ::OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES THE R. L. BRYAN CO. 1440 MAIN STREET - PHONE 5017 ANY THING NEEDED IN THE CLASSROOM Formal bigm ch Giec gAbovare sonsors fo the hafer atn theotel olcbra. Thajore C.ill, fre president to rhtheP andthottomlinght,dMSckeh Baack,na prSigce of i Chivwleth Sma 'h speaer t uIh~ A rogramil ofnimsi ail the rendfe AnBel attrmier arrangient ofth Norythemumslina anoth frateint pcsbe and Sgld w'il bvi e ted m$ peakratODi Bn.e Omipron r a fiappa,~'Ilb ronorar fraernitby onvi theca pus1hd. h'i auet'nu in the atedining roo cof. the fferldnwlotl h uSedm foherorat6. S Th i peaker w a IielB O.Edwrd, whot ad apa shonojtalk The leainrshpe e a TiuB METROPOLI Dining Room for Reservotion - 1222 HAMPT Open 'Til Midnight WHERE STUDEb 1945 GRa Prepare for a Si Write for a N< DRAUGHON'S BUt Columbia Approv The State Depart The U. S. Veterar The National Association of A We< STANDARD BUSI LIFE MEME DRAUGHON'S EMP Mail ' Name ................. Address ....................... DRAUVOHON'S BUI COLMun Sponsors For German Frid which the Ger man c lub of the U r C'enter, "Cookie" VanBenthuvser Riricia Grtimes, for Hoy t Cirider' se with Bill Bader, assistant treasur >r I lerman Schmitz, junior leader. Wade Hlampton R4 To)'IHouse Up11per-.C W\ade Illamipitn (lege will hei used onily by upp-laRSs girls this falI according to a statement made by D)ean A tney R. Childs. The en ire dormitory is in the process of bein ri edecotiated. Fahroomi will hie painted in paiste ci olors miaking Ite roomts Ilhl mlore allralct i e aniid hgbrigte Ilol lywoodi bieds will t'jplacte the ir) on bls t hat hatve prey iusly beenoi used. The t hit dt floor of Wade(I Ilamip on niill lar geIl. 1 ) losed of Sims. Thet othert two floors will house n.w Iransfers. Airs. Childts sittes that pi imtity onl the rootms int SIims werte given to the girls who enruolledI in thbe sutmmiet senmest er an d secondi sum mtut let m. These g il Is filled atprox imiaiely two i brds of the buillding. 'The gil Is returtning to (atolina who had dr opped out for t he sum mer ltrm were given the next COMPLETEL.Y AIR CONDITIONED TAN CAFE - Capocity Up to 100 Persons ON SIl REElI ITS MEET TO EAT Columbia, S. C. ADUATES uccessful Future tw Catalog to SINESS COLLEGE 0, S. C. 'ed by ment of Education s AdmInistration ccredited Commercial Schools >ffer NESS COURSES ERSHIP IN LOYMENT BUREAU roday ..................00... BINESS 00LLEGE lA, S. C it at LI University ay Evening iversity of Southi Carolina is givin, ,for Tommy tr iiowell, p)I esident; ertay;cete lf. Peggy Widm deEecorat Iedl; c hoie aero( 4;<hnii toe the date' that t h ir j <mml resc4i \ at ion fees weCre I ue o (4infesefI of gi:Is 0expecte" onl the caiiui this. fall. three girls will againi he placed in -he latg frt room ande1~ 41( the baeck'0 con: SiOomls of .Sims. 'This ha ru si tated t hi spea:aiti o.f iut h o haid pla:nnedh toe lerom to.gether. Ilui 10 this. Neberti'' . uni No-m her tle hats betn set aside vy Mle Child'. for gii s to1 ebanuet roomsel' (e elommates. Aftert N ee r i n. li no uhantg inig of euooms or roomimites will be alloss\edi ('oniitnued htromi p)ai 1. stauted t inme ssithlou:t the special jernuin oirf Ihe President, and ECONOMY DRUG STORE CUT RATE DRUGS SODAS AND LUNCH EON ETTE F;ve Po:ns * Phone 81 19 Motorcycle Delivery N E H I BEVERAGE COMPANY * ROYAL CROWN COLA 1211 Assembly Street COMMUNITY DRUG STORE 0 5214 - PHONES -9498 625 Harden Street otel Cc 11 from 9 to I o'clock F'riday night op left, .lane Gonolsi)y, for: Dusty n, for Knobby Walsh, tesrr lor George Del,ay, senior leader, then only in (-ases of extreme emer-_ 'Iey amaions ro o'cton tda an O) Life Heat n d AccrPu i, I Hmto n noh Stak.reeslt * arn. (l~for oe Ceign oaet CapitalhLof & e * Studeni Page Three lumbia Fall German Highlight of Social Week Taking first place on the social ralendar for the week Is the fall German club formal which will be held In the Hotel Columbia ball room October 5 from 9 p. m. until 1 a. m. Leading the Grand March will be the officers of the German Club and their dates who are Tommy Howell, president, with "Cookie" Van Benthuysen; "Dusty" Miller, vic(-piesident, with Jane Goolsby; Hoyt Crider, secretary, with Pa tilcia Gr:mes; Knobby Walsh, treasurer, w1th Peggy Wildman. Bill Bader, assIstant treasurer, with Michael Snider; George De. Lay senior leader, with Dorothy Phasey; and Herman Schmitz, junior leader, with Mickey Black. All members of the German Club and their dates will participate in the Grand March. There will be three no-breaks during the evening with a special no-break following the Grand March for- members of the German Club and their dates only. Music for the formal will be fur. nished by the University orchestra under the direction of Roy Neal. Mary LibNance Crowned Queen of Fall Naval Ball Miss Mary Lib Nance was chosen Queen of the Naval Commission ing Ball held at the Township Au ditoium September 28 honoring the senior members of the Naval Unit who will receive their commissions as ensigns October 20. Attending Mary Lib were Betty Hendley, Michael Snider, Peggy Jo Grier. and Emmala Rice. The Queen and her attendants were chosen by pietures submitted by the senior members of the Unit to the officers of the Naval Unit who acted as judges. Capt. M. G. Kennedy crown. ed Mary Lib Queen. Members of the receiving 11ne were Rear Admiral Norman M. Snmith, Captain and Mrs. Kennedy, Captain R. C. Needham, Command. er and Mrs. Henry Mullins, rind tin and Mrs. John A. Chase. Members of the lance committee who n.ade al tnu mlans for the Comn ioning Ball were T. H. Crowe, George h,low. M. E. Me. Mallen, Buck Isom. Nick Philbin, Bob Chapman, and 1. P. Carter. other of the same sorce. 3. Examinations will begin and end promptly at the slated hou-s. A CHANCE? EV ERYT HING ident Hospitalization lih Insurance Cos TES, President Phones 2-2206 or 2-8828 ~ITE TO EAT iNTEEN hes -inks tes Supplies . Depository