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- NEXT WEEK At The Theatres Palmetto Suaday thru Saturday "With A Song In My Heart" Ia Color Susam HAYWARD David WAYNE Rery CALHOUN Carolina Suaday thru Saturday "Bugles In The Afternoon" is Color Ray MILLANO n"eaa CARTER Strand Suaday aid Monday "The Bushwackers" John IRELAND 5 Points Sunday thru Tuesday "Arabian Nights" it Color Maria MONTEZ Joe HALL Starlite Drive-In Sunday thru Tuooday "I'll See You In My Dreams" Doris DAY Daisy THOMAS Fraik LOVEJOY Get Thi Post0raduat~ worthToUSan New Aviation Cad To College Men Here is valuable postgraduat money can't buy! As an A you can recewie instruction one thousands of dollars-at the are servimg your country. Yo immediately-between being c craft Observer in America's a' mng Air Force. The Air For candidates to stay in school Seniors and students with more of college who anticij trance into military service e matched training in flying a for the years ahead. WHO MAY AP AGE-Between 19 mnd 26 EDUCA TION-A, least two year MARITAL STATUS-Sin1 PHYSiCAL CONDiTiON-od, - eyes, ears, heart, and to HOW TO QUMI -7 Takel Loe cred trh cov / nearet.A lteCruitg examinat ment esp WHEMRE To Get Mo Viit 4or sereot U. S. Air ForteS8 t. S. ALr Pare. tecrnih keel. er e 1ew YM.YWCA Of fi New YM-YWCA officers were to right, they are David Creel, prep president of YWCA; Libby Lew president. Second row, Jack Jonef treasurer; Bentley Rivers, treasure New Ritz Theater Friday thru Tuesday "Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs" S-T-A-T-E Entire Week Starting Sunday LARRY PARKS ELIZABETH TAYLOR -- in - "LOVE IS BETTER THAN EVER" s GOArS8 Is ofDoIIarsi et Program Offers Sp Now Preparing for F s training that viation Cadet training worth ame time you U can choose Pilot or Air. viftly expand ee encourages and graduate. two years or IIt~ ate early en an receive un- - nd leadership RALY especially 5th. IFY ranscript of col ts and copy of tificate to your ir Force Base or g Station. nr for physical fj on at your near se at Glovern ns. I re DetolIs we er U. S, A,y.. &Age 0rife 4re.t Do Avigulse 4 cers elected last week. Front row, lef ident of YMCA; Madelyn Campbell is, secretary; Fran Hagood, vice , vice-president; Libby Machaffey r; and Bobby Jones, secretary. Hollis To Be Speaker At Alumni Meeting The first Judicial Circuit of thE Carolina Alumni Association cover. ing Calhoun, Dorchester, and Orangeburg Counties, will meet al the Orangeburg Country Club to night at 8 p. m. A dinner will be served at $1.50 per plate. Immediately following the din ner, a short business session will be held, and Alumni President Jeff B. Bates and Alumni Secretary Ralph Lewis will speak briefly con cerning the Alumni Association. University Historian Dan Hollis, Carolina alumnus and young au thor of the first volume of the University's new history, will be the principal speake, featuring an address about "Alma Mater." The showing of the 1951 Carolina-Clem son game on sound film will mark the finale of he meeting. etial Advantages ~iIitary Service 3.Acomplimb Flylng Apiude Tetman en I list for two years only! 4. The Selective Service Act awards you a four Imonth deferment while * awaiting class assign ment. 5. Immediate assign ment to Aviation Cadet TriigClasse, starting Juy 9 August 19, Octo b er 2, and November 19, 1952. Se Attend Aviation Cadet Training. School for one year-- either as Pilot or Aircraft Observ or. Glet $105 monthly plus footd, housmng, uniforms and other benefits. 7, Graduate, win your wangs. Commissioned second lieutenant, begin earning $6,000 a year? Receive $260 uniform al lo.wance, SO-day leave with pay. Bates Medal Offered For Literary Work Dr. J. R. Welsh, of the English Department, has been named ad vise of the W. T. C. Bates Medal. It is awarded for the best original literary composition and is open to any person regularly enrolled in the university. Dr. Welsh will ac cept compositions during the month of April. for Shoes that look like new VISIT ROBERTS SHOE REPAIRING SERVICE Shoe Accessories Leather Goods * * * Acrose From CALDWELL'S 1319 Sumter St. 27hem flW! GE PUPS $2.75 3 on Ears O LL 'UPS - $1.75 , Lying Positions klany Requests A New Stock IEEN mce of the Students" po e Uy .... ttl Nkr City Colld Ng. F. rth I~~ NO.s./Mlr. t tLeks/Mike sjr s t A U(CK Hal Norton Elected New BSU President Hal Norton, of Marion, has been elected president of the Baptist Student Union for the incoming year. Other officers are Glenn Gainey, Darlington, and Gloria Stevenson, . Columbia, enlistment vice-presidents; Bob Hamilton, social vice-president; Hunter Rentz, Columbia, devotional vice-presi dent; Sara Jernigan, Columbia, secretary; Mary Alice Coulter, Monticello, Fla., treasurer; Edith Kirkland, Saluda, magazine repre sentative and librarian; John Q. Adams, Laurens, Sunday school representative; Larrion Vickery, training union representative; Pat Rhodes, Estill, Y. W. A. represen tative; Sam Goforth,.Myrtle Beach, promotional director; Mary Clark Littleton, publicity director; Paul Campbell, Conbin, Ky., chorister; Ed Wade, Columbia, pianist; Jack Joyner, West Columbia, extension chairman; Hal Salisbury, chairman of evangelism; Cecil McGill, Colum bia, host; Miriam Matthews, Hemingway, hostess. Miss Ellen Rasor will be the faculty adviser; WAe Jiave t LAR "CHEER - UP" I With US( SMA "CHEER - UP" I In Standing, Sitting Because of the l We Now Have CA N I "Operated For Conveniu BeHa -' = 1 JUST 2 BLOCKS AWAY .. . Tat's S-Mhln. Lauadry and Cl...,.' 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