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BIRDS-I-VIEW ... Coed in the Canteen when the conversation turned to birds and bees, "I put a bird and a bee together, and nothing happened!" . . . Two bedraggled students under huge bundles on their way to a laundromat. One stopping to look at the cartoons in a New Yorker lying on the sidewalk. A sweet old lady passing by gener ously offering, "Young man, if you'll come by my house I'll let you have some NEW ones!" . . . . . . Campus non-conformists sporting buttons proposing any thing from "Don McNeil for Presi dent" to "Willkie and McNary." CONCERNING CLEMSON . . . Officers of whatever law and order there was matching wits with the fire-watchers Wednesday night, and retiring wearily after the air was let out of the squad car's tire. . . . ... The Judge trying to keep things quiet at the Gamecock Roost. . . . . . . Fans appearing at the game with the handy two-gallon-size bottles of wild moose milk. . . . . . . Upstate student with high blood pressure when his date showed more interest in some whoopee-making neighbors than in the game after his endurance test to get her the date ticket. Her com ment when Carolina scored its touchdown, "What hoppen?" . . . A sneer of "sharecroppers!" when the Clemson drill team chant ed "Beat Carolina." . . . I . . . Clemson students on the campus greeted cordially by stony stares and invitations to "Go back to your milking" and "You made your breakfast, now lie in it!" . . . . . . St. Peter having to peer at the incoming cars through the "Smith College" Gallery of Mod ern Art. . . . . . . A run on the infirmary's APC supply over the weekend ... reminding one of the only sure cure for a hangover-death. . . . Hypatian to Award Cup to Outstanding Member Each Year The Hypatian Literary Society voted to award annually an en graved cup to the member who contributes most in carrying forth the purposeg and ideals of the Society. This girl will be selected from the Society by a committee com posed of the officers, three mem bers, and faculty advisor, Mrs. El lerbe, who will serve as chairman. The Hypatian Literary Society will give a tea November 3rd from 5-6 in Sims Lobby in honor of other campus Literary Societies. Today's Memo . * * * ONE-DAY DRY CLEANING ALL WORK GUARANTEED ARROW CLEANERS 1209 Gervais Phone 6471 T HE C1 IS YOU SCHOOL JEWELRX SPORTSW Fall 'Warm Up' Debating Tourney To Be Held Here By ANNE CLARK The Carolina Forensics fall "warm up" debating tournament will be held on the campus No vember 11, 12 and 13. Guest teams from many Southeastern schools are expected to attend. The debates will center around national debate and discussion questions for the year: "Resolved that the Federal government should adopt a policy of equalizing educational opportunity in tax supported schools by means of annual grants." The discussion question is "How can civil liber ties be guaranteed to all those living In the United States"? The tournaments will be held during afternoons and evenings at Drayton Hall and in the Literary Society rooms. Some who are to participate in the debate are: James Simmons, Albert Watson, Gene Rogers, Bill Scott, Harvey Golden, Earl Vines, Barbara Cloyd, Jean Strother, Woodrow Stevenson, Irene Krug man and Barbara Derrick. Any men or women interested in debating may see Prof. Merrill C. Christophersen any afternoon between 3 and 6 o'clock in Dray ton Hall. 640 o Your Dial WUSC Radio Log interoollegiate Broadca.sting Systems MONDAY - WEDNESDAY -- FRIDAY P. M. 7 :00-Sign On, March Music 7 :15--Platter Party 7 :30-Platter Party 7 :45--Hit Sho w For Today 8 :00-The Gerard Show 8 :15-The Gjerard Show a :30-Hepcats' Holiday 8 :45-Hepeats' Holiday 9 :00-News and Weather Report 9 :05-FrIday Only-Birief Encounter 9 :05-Breezin' Along 9 : 15-Frlday Only--Nocturne 9 :15-Breezin' Along 9 :30--Music To Study By. 9 :45-Music To Study By 10 :00-News In Brief 10 :01-SIgn Off TUESDAY - THUJRSDAY P. M. 7 :00-Sign On. Sunset MelodIes 7 :15-Sunset Melodies 7 :30---T, lie Announced 7 :45-lIt Show For Today 8 :00-Argosy Into Dreamland 8 :15-A rgosy Into Dreamland 8 :30-Classical Music 8 :45-ClassIcal MusIe 9 :00-News and Weather Report 9 :05--To Be Announced 9 :15-To Be Announced 9 :30-Muskc To Study By 9 :45-MusIc To Study By lO0:00-News In Brief 10 :0 -SIgn Off ANTEEN RS .. . se it SU PP.LIES EA R UNTAITN 5~.AA Dean Bradley Sees Columbia's New President Capped By JAMES TODD Dean Francis W. Bradley, of the faculty and foreign language department at the university, was recently in New York City as of ficial delegate of the university at the installation of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower as president of Co lumbia University. Bradley had some difficulty finding his way around the city. He stopped at a subway station booth and asked the young lady in charge for directions. After talking to her he started down the stairs. The young lady seeing him going In the wrorag di rection rushed down the steps, stopped him and told him which way to go. For New York this was a re markable occurrence. Dean Brad ley's courtly manners and digni fied bearing must have made an impression even in the hurly-burly of a crowded New York subway. 30-Day test c NO THROAT A ff %r m.oc g Thursday Scenes AR .- ~ . .... . .. All Students Urged rTo Have Numbers On Received Mail All stlidents are urged to notify persons with whom they corres pond of their correct box numbers and request that this box number be put on all mail, Joe Lawrence, university postmaster, said this week. The correct box number on let ters especially, will facilitate the handling of the huge volume of mail that the post office receives daily and also minimize the chances of mail being put in the wrong box in cases of similarity of names. There are also approximately 300 boxes that have yet to be as signed, Lawrence said. Students have been requested several times to come by and pick up their box assignments but many have been lax in doing so. Every student en rolled in the university is auto matically assigned a box as soon as his registration is completed. f hundreds of C IRRITATION DUE - I~* . .... . The abo)ve pictures are of a< ('lemson game last week. At t4 served the State Fair game. Fri dent Norman M. Smith, James I Olin D. Johnston, and Mrs. Johns At the right, freshmen kept t0 beginning at noon Wednesday ai night to noon Thursday. The tri place on the Capitol steps again game pep rally on the eve of th Y Vespers Committee Plans to Hold Sunrise Thanksgiving Service, The YM-YWCA Vespers Com mittee is planning a sunrise Thanksgiving service to be held in the Chapel at 7:15 a. m. the day before Thanksgiving, Charlie Gas nue and Helen Harbin, co-chair men, announced yesterday. Isabel Thomas and Spruce Mc Cain will direct this first sunrise service the Committee has present ed. Regular Vesper services are held each Sunday at 7:15 p. m. 147MI Fr aome catr~ ur coa h lesame lot oneek.gl case t< sedute tat FaoirgCame.ls! A Tthes gtfreoren ept base l e xmingations Wednoedy ahr nightats nof Thurd The mr smce okted Caitlssaano game ecalyutive eys, t mitteehseslan n asnrise 0 v t livities before and during the ip, left, are celebrities who ob )m left to right the.y are P'resi. 1. Byrnes, Mrs. Byrnes, Senator (on. ie chapel bell ringinig. vs USUal1, id lasting through most of the ditional tiger-burning, left, took this year. It climaxed the I)re E! big gam1e. SAY. I . "I saw it in THE GAMECOCK"1 PHONE 5128-9 M A N6 E L' S Ferinine Apparel Main & Taylor Streets COLU.IMBIA. s. C. PHONE 2-5,S93 FO1I e haelbllrignj~~Skysulin "Flstn tr ugh no oto ditona tier-urnng left, too vhs earledlmxe he~e THELS!ECCK Femiurseef.ppnrel onata of T40and STrThr en smked o theFarlouslyo cc goodor 90daserm this ae.ef i ibroa rr io R Yes,A Taes Page Thre iarl Kirsteimer nspects Music chool At USC Carl Kirsteimer, dean of the chool of music at the University f Florida, will inspect the Uni ersity music department Oct. 28 nd 29, in connection with the do artment's application for mem ership in the National Associa ion of Schools of Music. Kirsteimer, representing the nusic association, will exa-iine ach university music student per onally, examine all music e-juip netit and records, attend all classes n music, and interview Prex. Nor nan M. Smith, Dean F. W. Brad ey, Dean Joseph E. Nerwood, and Prof. Hugh P. Williamson. He will end a report to the association, vhich will decide if the university's nusic department will be accepted or membership. The association has a reputation or having stringent entrance jualifications and some schools iave not been accepted after 25 ittempts. The National Association of \Iusic is the only accrediting igency for conservatories or schools of music in the United states. A school's music depart nent must be active for ten years )efore application for membership ,an be made. This year is the uni .ersity music department's tenth inniversary. COLUMBIA DAIRIES MILK 0 0 0 ICE CREAM 917 Main Street COLUMBIA, S. 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