Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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At the Theatres NEXT WEEK Palmetto Sunday thru Saturday "Royal Wedding" To Teehnloeler Fred ASTAIRE Jane POWELL Carolina Sunday thru Saturday "Vengeance Valley" In Color Burt LANCASTER Robert WALKER Ritz Sunday thru Wednesday "The Flying Missile" Glenn FORD Viveca LINDFORS Strand ,S. Sunday and Mgaday "4 ightMU West n rs" Ala A Vioto Y 5 Poi t Sunday thru ureday "Of Men and Music" Thrill to the muse of Artur RUBINSTEIN Jaeoba HEIFETZ Jan PEERCE Nadine CONNER Starlite Drive-In Sunday thru Tuesday "At War With The Army" Dean MARTIN Jerry LEWIS "~I certainly feel like a million 4 RESTAURANT! Waitll t E are--how he'll love their chi PROMP(C * UN IVER SITi Try The New "I in Cherry, o c and Dried ANOTHER of Your 4 Pi Kappa Phi's C Members of Pi Kappa Phi socia National President Theron Houser 1 Anne Howerton, Grady Faircloth, Bandleader Woody Woodward, Mar by Munn-Teal.) WUSC Log This week's column is devoted exclusively to the WUSC program survey. The part of the survey removed before the white box proved to be very successful, for LEARN THE WAY Men's Finest Clothing " Kuppenhehuer " Kingsridge . SUITS and TOPCOATS -- _e..... NEW FELT HATS " Stetson S oble CLASSY UR INGS COPELAND CO. 1409 MAIN STREET ~r that-grand meal at VARSITY ill how reasonable their dinners n a basket." ~SERVICE Po N.UN ST. f CANTEEN Ainiature" Pies nut, Pineapple ple Flavors SERVICE anten rown Rose Queen I fraternity and their dates are picti iresents the rose queen crown to wi Joe Pittman, Martha Wooddall, Misi y Berry, Gene Woodward, Ruby Lee By SANDY CRANFORD the response w a s wonderful. WUSC is taking this opportunity to convey publicly the general likes and dislikes of the station and its programs. " " " It appears that the request show is the most popular type of pro gram. Live talent shows are also in popular demand. More com ments on campus events are de sired, "to make student life more interesting." * * * Classical music and hillbilly tunes are running a close race in the competition for popularity. There are still a few "old-timers" who prefer popular discs - "If you would play nothing but popular music all day long, it would suit me fine." Of the vocalists, Doris Day seems to be the favorite. * * * There were a great number of additional comments, which were favorable, unfavorable, and some amusing. Among the suggestions were a daily hit parade and a gos sip program. * * * A few of the pet peeves of the statidA ar "Very often requests are not played because the disc jockey doesn't like them.... Put a zipper on the disc jockey's mouth. ...Stop giving Bob Hope so much competition and try a little music. ...Let the 1812 Overture rest for a while. . . . We realize you're all amateurs, but you don't have to keep proving it every time you go on the air." (Ahemil) Some other quotes go like this: shirt most likely to be the Van Heusen i OXFORDS ,z I I 4W I 've r room-mate a b Va eusen Oxfords in yoi I all - can't expect him I i as t Van Heusen bi Is as the ege man's ca~ S yling. In new weavei Van lieu: "the world's a IPIILLIPS.JONES CORP., red above at their recent dance as nner Anne Wilson. Left to right, Wilson, John McInnes, Mr. Houser, Ward, and Lightsey Murray. (Photo Prof. Kulcinski Speaks At Irmo Dr. L. E. Kulcinski of the de partment of hygiene was guest speaker at the annual Irmo high school athletic award banquet last week. The banquet was given in honor of the boys and girls who had earned letters in football and basketball. School board members and their wives, faculty, and parents were present. Dr. Kulcinski's address ap proached sportsmanship through the temporary extrinsic values as awards and stressed the psycho logical impacts upon one's charac ter, which he called wholesome per sonality, as the permanent intrinsic values of rewards. It was for the intrinsic values that he emphasized the adoption of a code of standards to meet the problems of everyday living. "Let's play more pure music. . . Faster, more popular classics, please. . . . I like it the way it is." (Bless you!) + * " WUSC is very appreciative of the interest shown in this survey and will endeavor to abide by the interests of the listeners. Coed (at dance): "Wait right here, Joe, while I go powder my nose." Coed (ten minutes later): "Been waiting long?" Joe: "No, but I've been looking all over for you to give you your compact." He called his girl Baseball be cause she wouldn't play ball with out a diamond. borrowed...i eak ad ha pldtg o Ir ueudaes fe uak aind radi~t oa , colors and collar styles. Ffartest' LILJ NEW YORK 1, N. Y. mun nen mun .. ...I GrinW He: "Let's play that kissing game." She: "How do you play it?" He: "Kiss and pause, kiss and pause -" She: "0. K. on the kissing, but you'll have to keep your paws to yourself." . . * Two boys returning from Sunday School were discussing what they had learned. "Do you believe all that stuff about the devil?" one asked. "Naw," replied the other, "it's just like Santa Claus - it's your old man." * * * Little Peter Altimeter Flew his plane into a cedar. Tree's in pieces, Plane's in pieces. And in peace is little Peter. * " " "Where've you been, Bill?" "In the phone booth talking to my girl, but hang it, someone wanted to use the phone and we had to get out." * " . A man went to a physician, com plaining of prolonged headaches. The Doctor told him to stop smok ing. "I have never used tobacco in any form." "Well, then stop drinking." "I'm a total abstainer." "Late hours, then, and fast women." "I am always in bed by nine. I am a bachelor and live with maiden sisters. Now seriously, what causes my headaches?" "I don't know," said the puzzled doctor. "Maybe your halo is pinch ing." STATE THEATRE ENT EEK "Double ssbones" Don O'CO OR Helena CART R New8 only: "Foal starter, Isn't het" "ksat Uke mny '| Pent" Sator ens As '2l'. Precision-built by th style, bettee-writing XTrrINo's f\un with the Newq TVthrough schoolwork on a si of Octanium, the wonderful new special regulator measures ink fl4 pace .. . prevents skips, blurs, ar1 The new-type "21" ink chami enduring, trouble-free service. (I At gift-hinting tin New ?Parker "51"- .a ith Ken "Sir, may I have your daughter for my wife?" "Bring your wife around and we'll see." . . * ROTC Officer: "Why didn't you It's Just .. . Two Blocks Why run all over town fi Sunshine's 1415 Gervali short blocks from the 1 Sunshine and be sureI I HU~A~RRY 4 Ask for ine's famo on dry , shirts, p Sun -Pak In by 10 weekd y. 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