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Caroli ~.:3 Carolina Christian Service Club Left to right are pictured Elizabetl Jim Leiby, Jane Kirk and Ares Ar Education Frat. Elects Officers; Teal To Preside Officers of the Kappa Phi Kappa, national professional edu cation fraternity, were elected re cently for the fall term. Jerry Teal of Patrick, S. C., was named presi dent. Other officers are Raymond Turgeon of Fall River, Mass., vice president; E. T. Chamberlain of West Columbia, secretary; and James Connell of Camden, treas urer. Dr. J. T. McDaniel was re-named faculty advisor while Raymond Turgeon ,was appointed publicity chairman. Recommendations for new mem bers have been made and the in vitations will be mailed within the next two weeks. NEXT WEEK At The Theatres Palmetto "The Red Badge of Courage" Audio MURPHY Most decorated World Warlll here. -Carolina "Savage Drums" SABU Lita BRUN Strand "Marshal of Heldorado" Shauroek ELt.ISON . . Luoky HAYDEN 5 Points "Love Nest" Juno HAVES William LUNDIGAN Marty. MONROE Starlite Drive-In "My Forbidden Past" Robert MITCHUM Ava GARDNER J. Paul Sheedy* Switch Because He Flunked DON'T lot those stripes fool you. 3. love I Hi. hair looked likesa tiger rag, low. But did Sheedy buy a wig? N4i hate to be catty," hi. roommate said,"t better with Wildroot Cream-Oill Non. lng Lanolini Relieves annoying dryti dandruff. Helps you pass the fingernal root Cream-Oil, and now he has eyei in lion for a date!I So, be cagey... gol root Cream-Oil Hair Tonic at any dra today. And askc your barber for profel .you'll be the cat's pajamas. But don'l *.f 327 Berr.ughs Dr., Swyuen N. Wlldroot Company, Inc., Buffklo 1: na Christian Servic pauses for a last minute briefing on I Traylor, Hal Nor ton, Dave Creel, .E temes.-(Photo by Munn-Teal) Journalism Adds Associated Press Teletype Machine Dean R. P. Schlabach of the school of journalism at the univer sity listed changes and alterations in the school's quarters in Legare college. An Associated Press teletype printer has been installed in Room 204. The machine began operation Monday morning, Oct. 8, at 5 a. m. It is on the Carolina wire and operates from 5 a. m. to 3 p. m. daily. The printer will be used in the reporting courses now and in the editing course in the future. Room 203, Legare college has been reconditioned and furnished for use Of the journalism students as a reading room and study lounge. It will be supplied, with South Carolina daily and weekly papers, professional and trade magazines, and general news maga zines. USC Press Club, journalism fraternity, will meet there. New Ritz Theater STARTING SUNDAY "HAPPY GO LOVELY" VERA ELLEN in Technicolor Lana Turner Ezio Pinza --In -- "MR. IMPERIUM" In Technicolor S-T-~T-~Entire Week Firee Columbia Showeing! ed to WildrooU Cream-Oil The Finger-Nail Test Paul was no prisoner of and he was fleline mighty ,l He's not a cheetahi "I utoeven an ugly pueslooks alcoholict Contains sooth. .es. Remose loose, ugly I teeti" Sheedy got Wild y girl on campus waiting a tube or bottle of Wild. gor toilet goode counter -;.: slonal applicatione. Then delay. Meow is the timel eno r. -lr e Club its way to the Convalescent Home. rry Scott, Ada Poplin, Lexy Fairey, Extension Dept. Has Enrollment Of 600 Students The' Extension Division's field classes are now in process of being organized in various centers over the state, the Extension Division has announced. These field classes are given for 'teachers and consist mainly of courses in education, but also some in art, Bible, and hygiene. The number of classes and the number of students enrolled will be considerably off from that of the 1950-1951 session. The prin cipal reason for this is that the South Carolina Bureau of Certifi cation of the Board of Education has eliminated' Class 2, whereby teachers were allowed to earn 18 hours graduate work in order to advance their standing to a higher pay bracket. Two full-time in structors, John M. Batcheller and Everett Aultman, have full loads in art and hygiene, respectively. The evening school has an en rollment of over CCe ai,udauis for the fall term. This number com pares favorably with that of last semester. There is a large number of students from Shaw Air Force Base, and several information and education students from Fort Jack son. Great Books' Meets Thursday In Maxcy 105 On Thursday, Oct. 25, at 8 p. in., a new first year Great Books group will have its second meeting at Maxey college, Room 101, sponsored by the University Extension Divi sion. Columbia already has one group in its second year. The discussion will be on Plato's Apology and Crito, with a sample discussion for newcomers. The group leaders stressed the fact that there are no formal classes, lec tures, or tuition for a Great Books group. It is an informal discussion among adults from all walks of life of the basic ideas contained in the great works of western civili zation. Books under discussion for the first year group include works by Thucydides, Aristophanes, Plu tarch, Aristotle, Saint Augustine, Shakespeare, and Marx. Those in Columbia who have par ticipated in a Great Books group for two or three years have learned that almost every problem of to day, whether personal, moral, or political, has been touched on by groat thinkers of the past, and that securing a liberal education be comes truly meaningful when it involves discussing these problems with fellow citizens and neighbors. The only requirements for join ing the new group are willingness to read conscientiously, to express opinions, and listen to new ideas. Further information about the local Great Books program may be obtained from the Extension Divi sion. Tickie By SANDY, C The nudists decided to have a I costume party and some if the ladigs were worrying about what to wear. "Well," drawled one, "with my varicose veinb, I think I'll go as a road map." * * * Moit: "I saw a crowd in front of your house last night. What was up?" Goit: "My window shade." * * * He: "Did you take a shower?" She: "No, is one missing?" * * * Moved by mounting prices, a newspaper carried directions for . utting one's own hair. For this, one only needs scissors, a comb, two mirrors, and four arms. * * * If you don't think knees are a luxury - try putting your hand on one. * * * Confucius say: Often car speedometer wrong Saying how far couple has gone. * * * A thing of beauty is annoy foiever. * * * She: "Honey, do you mind if I wear my velvet dress tonight . in stead of the silk one?" He: "No, darling, I'll love you through thick and thin." * * * If taxes continue to go upward, a person is going to have to work like a dog to be able to live like one. * a * Girl (to boy friend reading to Students! For the and Food, I COLLEG COMPARE O Breakfast - Plate I (Meat and 4 Vege Steaks, .75 Up - San Complete Foui Special A La Serving Carolina Stu, 1015 Sumter 'BeFImbap ~Iave Iuk H,tnd CuinI tleiOf' t 11 P1 -?Barm *LS./M.FDT Box RANFORD ier from a book) : "Are you sure rou didn't skip anything between and he took her in his arms' and The morning cast a rosy glow'?" * * * Scene: Cocktail Party. Host: "Highball or Martini?" Guest: "Just straight ginger ale vill do." Host: "Pale?" Guest: "No, just a glass." * * * Prof: "Were you copying his >aper?" Student: "No, sir. I was only ooking to see if he had mine ight." * * * "Oh, here's the place mother told ne to stay away from. I thought we'd never find it!" * * * What is ethics? Well, I will show you. Suppose a lady comes into ;he store, buys a lot of goods and )ays me ten dollars too much when the goes out. Then ethics comes in. 3hould I or should I not tell my 3artner? * * * Little Rollo, full of glee, Pushed his poppa in the sea. fother said with look malicious, You naughty brat, you'll kill the fishes. Toal's Studio 1435 MAIN STREET Phone .6141 Best in Service 'isit the - E SHOP UR PRICES - .30 Up ,unch tables) -.50 Up lwiches of All Types itain Service Carte Orders tents For 25 Years Genuine Home Atmosphere Lucky Strik Library Displays Book Exhibition On United Nations Oct. 4 was United Nations day throughout the world and here at the university McKissick library is displaying an exhibit on the second floor. The exhibit has posters on each agency in the United Nations. Books explaining these agencies and their functions are on display with the posters. The library has two sources for information of the United Nations. One is from Lake Success directly and one from Columbia University. Most of the documents come in single sheets from direct boards and councils of the United Nations; so they are not available on the open stacks. They have to be asked for in the reference room of the library. These single sheet pamph lets are not cataloged like other books. The complete records, how ever, are available to the public. McKissick library is a depository library for all United Nations documents. CAN YOU COEDS, Men Stud Administr By investigating OUR 1 PROMPT SERVICE you and dry cleaning where e to all fabrics. ONE-DAY SERVICE U M IUE LAUNDRY & D SER1 Next Door to For your convenience right here GO M TASTE It takes fine tot tasting cigare means fine tob thing else, too. -Luckies are the rette. That's w So, Be Happy today! Let's go! 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