The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 04, 1951, Page Page Five, Image 5

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New Cartogaphy Course:IS Added By Geology Dept. The geology department is add. ing a new course entitled "Applied Ctography" to its roster for the 1951.52 school year, Dr. J. J. Petty has announced. The course has been added un. der the guidance of the U. S. Civil Service commission, which has numerous openings for personnel trained in this field. The beginning salary for this position is $2,450 annually. The course will be a three-credit one, and there will be a prerequisite of two courses in geography or geology, Dr. Petty said. "Applied Cartography" will consist largely of laboratory work - probably one lecture and two laboratories each week, he added. A student majoring or minoring in geography or geology would au. tomatically be qualified for the civil service position. 3-Hour Dry Cleaning Service Press While You Wait . . . 1-D y Dr C aning nd Laun Service ARROW CLEANERS 1209 Gervais FRCOOBURI The Business Meu Choice at SATISFIE] You ll be the gayest < campus in your ncew AtOW Si 0 SA RROJ Insurance Meet On Sponsored By Scho Top leaders 'n insurance will participate in a South Carolina Insurance Day program on the campus May 10-11. The meeting is sponsored by the South Carolina Association of Insurance Agents of the university's school of business administration. Morning and afternoon sessions are planned for Thursday, May 10, and a morning session Friday, May 11. The opening meeting will be held at the Columbia hotel. The other meetings will be held in the Law School building. Speakers at the first meeting Columbia's Top Pianists Play; Powell Is One The three winners of the Co lumbia Music Festival association's annual auditions took part in Young Artists' Night last week at the 'rownship Auditorium. The three winners who per formed, all pianists, were USC stu dent, Miss Carolyn Powell of Co lumbia, and James Anthony and 1 Richard Cass, both of Greenville. Miss Powell, daughter of Mr. and 1 Mrs. R. D. Powell of this city, is a student of Hugh Williamson at the university. She has studied music since the age of six. Miss Powell recently won the regional Fed erated Music Club piano competi tion at Charlotte, N. C. She is now president of Delta Omicron, na tional professional music fraternity on this campus. Mr. Anthony, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Anthony of Greenville, is a junior at Bob Jones university where he is a piano pupil of Anne McKenzie. Mr. Cass, a pupil of Dean Wen dell Keeney of Furman university, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cass of Greenville. The Columbia Choral society, under the direction of Guthrie Darr, also appeared on last night's program. They sang a selection of beloved Negro spirituals and light classical and concert numbers in-11 cluding "Battle Hymn of the Re public," "The Pilgrims' Chorus" from "Faust," "Loch Lommond" and "Set Down, Servant." 4FS GRILL and College Boys' All Times ) CUSTOMER - Next To Fire Station log on PORTS SHIRTS Gohardine. Plaids Islnad Print. All with thme new "Arafold" collar! $3.95 p V SIIIR TS & ThES ANDKIRCNIIUS * SPORTS SNWiTS Campus Will Be ol of Business will be Joseph F. Fallman, Jr., of New York, manager of the Bureau )f Accident and Health Under vriters; and Ellis Carson, New York, president of the National surety Corporation. The afternoon session will open t 2:30 p. m. in the law auditorium. President Norman M. Smith will ,ive the welcome. Other addresses vill be delivered by A. L. Kirk atrick of Washington, D. C., man iger of the Insurance Department >f the Chamber of Commerce of he United States; and James B. Donovan of New York, general ounsel of the National Bureau of Jasualty Underwriters and chair nan of the Insurance section of he New York Bar Association. A social hour will follow the ifternoon session, with a banquet t the hotel to end the day. The Friday morning session will >pen at 10:30 a. n. with an ad Iress by Hugh D. Combs of Balti nore, Md., executive vice-president >f the United States Fidelity and Juaranty Company. This will be ollowed by a talk by Steve Chand er of Hartford, Conn., secretary If the Phoenix Insurance Com any. James B. Donovan will tell the onferees about the highlights of he Nuremberg war crimes trials t the concluding luncheon. Discussion periods will follow ach address to give the listeners a hance to ask questions about prac ical problems. The program planning and gen ral arrangements are under the lirection of Dean S. M. Derrick nd Prof. John M. McFall of the niversity and David G. Ellison, 'r., Henry Barnwell, and Charles )uBose of the S. C. Association of nsurance Agents. Placement Bureau Hlas Info For CE's; Other Data On Hand The Placement Bureau has re eived information from the chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks, Tavy Department listing the re.. uirements and procedure for ob aining a commission in the Civil Engineer Corps, U. S. Naval Re erye. Information has also been re eived concerning a summer work program for 1951 for undergrad iate students. This program of Fers employment in aircraft re earch, test and development, ?xperimental, and overhaul pro srams in certain activities. It is lnder the sponsorship of the Bu reau of Aeronautics. The primary purpose is to attract outstanding andergraduates who may even ually desire full-time employment ni these staff positions and to pro 'ide them with an opportunity for rofessional advancement. L:ity Chess Club Invites Players to Party TonIght The Columbia Chess Club No. 1 vill give a party at the home of loseph Trihey Friday evening at :30. Chess p)layers are invited to in juire at Flinn hall about the party. Jueeni Tlo Lead Discussion Anne Queen, assistant chaplain i the University of Georgia and irofessor of religion, will be a dis ussion group leader Mt the YW (MCA cabinet retreat May 4, 5, 6. The retreat will be held at the Y" camp. "Y" officers and abinet chairmen will attend. UNiVERSIT' SPECIA Fine 1l Ex celle7 ANOTHER of Your Chem Grai Graduate student William Howa, manipulating equipment used to d lignin. His studies have shown wl commercial purposes. He reported e of the South Carolina Academy of c a candidate for an MS degree in cl Teal). WUSC Log Have you noticed a buzzing in your radio while listening to WUSC? Don't be alarmed! The buzzing is only the conversation of a family of bees who have made their home right outside the win dow of the control room. Some of these ambitious bees have tried to invade the room, but their maneuvers were all in vain. The announcers have allied against the bee army and have been putting up a strong defensive front. I am placing my bet on the announcers in hopes that their supply of paper munitions will last. I will let you know i.he resui, of i.hi greal ia1Lse of the Control Room Window next week. * * * A new feature, which probably all of you have heard by now, has been added to the program sched ule of WUSC. It is "The World at Six," presented from G.0 to G.15 p. m. every evening, Monday through Friday. This program is designed to bring you the latest news of the world. Bob Baxter and George Simna have been doing a nice job of handling "The World at Six." D)eana R. J. Crunford, who is a menmber of the Student-Faculty Publications Advisory Hoard, was invited to the station meeting last Thursday. Dean Cran ford pre senated an interesting talk about the organization, purposes, and funictions of the board in general. D)ean Cranaford also answered all questionas of the interested lis teners. Last week I predicted that two new tunes would soon become hits in the music world, one of which was Nat King Cole's "Too Young." It so happens that "Too Young" has climbed upl to the top of the camipus Hit Parade in only one week. If you wvant to keep in the know, just listen to old "Clair voyant" Cran ford. This week's campus Hit Parade is. as follows: r' CANTEEN L SALE ~tationery SERVICE Canteen mate Leith t d Leith of Due West is shown above etermine the dialectric constant of y lignin is not suited for certain n the problem at a recent meeting cience, held on the campus. Leith is emistry in June. (Photo by Munn By SANDY CRANFORD (1) "Too Young," Nat King Cole. (2) "Pretty-Eyed Baby," Jane Turzy. (3) "How High the Moon," Les Paul and Mary Ford. (4) "Beautiful Brown Eyes," Lisa Kirk. (5) "On Top of Old Smoky," YoI Don't te ...con1 Unlike othi to test our compare I PHILIP MORI against an Then m TRY THIS 1 Tak* S PHItIP MOS*** *th.v sterette. Them yew des 1 uIght up either cIge puff-don't iole' let the smoke come three 2 Now de exactly * with the other ciga NOT I T I PHIt Call M FOR I F'ifteen Attend M'inister Fred 1 Fifteen YW-YMCA members rom the university attended a tate-wide retreat at Camp Long, ear Aiken, April 20, 21, and 22. The theme of the program was 'It is time to seek the Lord," with he Rev. Fred V. Poag, pastor of he Shandon Presbyterian church f Columbia, as the principal peaker. A series of discussions was held y P. B. Holtzendorff, general see etary of Clemson YMCA; Marie dwards, d i r e c t o r university 'WCA ; Charles Whitworth, re rional secretary YMCA; the Rev. 3enry Horn, Lutheran church, Au ;usta, Ga.; and Rev. Claude Evans, Vaughn Monroe. (6) "Bring Back the Thrill," 3illy Eckstine. (7) "Jet," Nat King Cole. (8) "You'll Never Walk Alone," Pred Waring. (9) "Chew Tobacco Rag," Lucky 4illinder. (10) "Boutonniere," Mindy Car ;on and "Sound Off," Vaughn lonroe (tied for 10th place). The station also has most of hese recordings by other artists, )ut the versions listed above are he most often requested. Good Mea Student Open Daily r 8:3( Open - days. n Capitol w g f 1401 GERVa 'IR st one brai pare them rs, we never brand alone. ' 1HItLIP MORRIS. sti..udge PHIL yother cigr cake your o_. < - and any - ,ene, Toke a ind g4.u-w4-y gh year nose. * some idng RTATIN@, NO CIG HANG 'HILIP N Y Camp Long . Poag Speak. Clemson Methodist church. Approximately 125 YW-YMCA. members of state colleges attended. 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