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Sponsot I ( eiwPrie Reew ofPaisnaes a Jourw nalecur issuepas liy Englishmeet. N"meor .the woficiliv thrat o onthe American Nae sotyasn tmoain g anizcatliong devoe, ith wiudy oe acrpe naes glance throughi thsurn issue pranois-th mn "Naueh Coinoa)h oina"o ;nI ish in de aendt vn.yteu orgn"thoe revew btaes.v t "W'estn aan rcommlengin highy hrght.his imlsue very nfficte way of buU.din.g u~p a dictionary of phice names of a certalin staS. laet us hope that many depart mients of English, geography, his S tory or linguistics will follow the example of the University of Mouth Carolina." "Name&s in South Carolina" Ls edlited by Prof. Claude Neuffer oft the iEnglish department. It fea tures short articles on the origin of colorful and historic place names in -this state. $500.00 EASY CAMPUJS AGENCY We need a Campus Agent to sel nationally advertised Drawing Sets and Slide Rules to entering engi. neering Freshmen this fail. Tro. mendous profit.. No inuvestment required. 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The first pressurized first effective four-engine B-17). Today's fastest bomber (the six-jet B-47 mas advanced 5-5 a try Ball Ralph Flanagan Plays for Event Last night at the Township Auditorium a packed house danced to the music of Ralph Flanagan and his orchestra at the annual Air Force ROTC Military Ball. The music of Flanagan and the social atmosphere blended per fectly to make the affair among the best of the University's social season. Many who had seen and heard the Flanagan orchestra perform in the past commented that the musicians were at their best last night. The music and lyrics fitted perfectly to the collegiate style. The Military Ball climaxed Air Force ROTC Day in Columbia which began with a Parade and Review yesterday morning at Davis Field. Following the Parade and Re view the Cadet Corp, which is com posed of over 600 cadets, paraded down the Main Street of Colum hia. Parading with the Corp was the honorary Cadet Colonel and her staff who were riding in con vertibles. During ceremonies at. the Mili tary Ball Mrs. William F. Mar shall, wife of Cadet Colonel Bill Marshall, was presented as the honorary Cadet Colonel by Colonel Raymond Wiseheart. Also presented honorary com missions by Colonel Wiseheart were the Squadron and Group sponsors. Sigma Chi Plans Derby Day Event Bill "Mama" Owens, chairman of the Sigma Chi Derby Day, said last night that plans are progres sing and that this year's Derby Day should be the best yet. Derby Day, which will be held on the Horseshoe on May 5, is a day in which the coeds set aside their cosmetics and don athletic attire in order that they can par ticipate in the Sorority track meet. One of the main events of the day will be the "Miss Venus" beauty contest. Last year Mrs. Rankin Suber Morrison was crowned "Miss Venus." -n tX n a Boeing-career hal istion, Boeing bomber, and the 707 in impressive transport. 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