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Native Of
Speaks Toh
Elas a. Padding af The
Hagn., Th Netherlands, was the
speaker Wednesde evening at a
meeting of the Graduate History
Club at the University.
Padding, a native and resident
of The Netherlands, is chief of the
film distribution section of the
United States Information Agency
at The Hague.
Just beginning a tour of the
United States sponsored by USIA,
Padding is in this country to see
industries, farms, people at work
and in their homes, schools and
other aspects of American life.
From his observations he will be
able to give his fellow countrymen
a first-hand interpretation of life
In the United States.
Speakers' Bureau
A "speakers' bureau" in one of
Two Music
Groups Go
To Converse
Representatives from Delta Omi
cron and Delta Sigma Chapter of
Phi Mu Alpha, Sinfonia, are par
ticipating fi a music convention at
Converse CoNge today. Music so
cieties from 4l colleges in the
state are repl*ented at this
meeting.
During the day there will be a
program of entertairmeVt, includ
ing both student and fat%lty per
formers. Mme. Gertrude ,rem
blay-Baker, faculty advisor for
Delta Omicron at the Universty,
is among those whose perform'
ances are to be heard.
Delta Omicron is an Interna
tional professional music fra
ternity, whose purpose Is to fur
ther the music education of young
women, according to Addle Louise
Wise, president of Delta Mu
Chapter. Phi Mu Alpha is the
men's music fraternity on campus.
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the organisations which USIA has
formed to tell the Dutch about
America, Padding said. The speak
era are Dutch nationals who have
visited in this country, and who
are then invited to speak publicly,
without restriction as t6 views ex
pressed.
USIA in The Hague also pro
vides cultural exhibits and cultural
and scientific films In The Nether
lands. All American medical films
now available there are on loan to
a university. USIA also provides
films without cost for television
use, and a free library service,
among other services.
Self-Selected Tour
Padding arrived in the United
States on Sept. 23. After a two
w e e k indoctrination at USIA
headquarters in Washington, D.
C., he began his self-selected tour
of the United States. Columbia is
the second city he has visited; he
stopped earlier at Durham, N. C.
Also on his itinerary are the
missile launching site at Cape
Canaveral, Fla., and stops in the
states of Texas, California, Kan
sas, Illinois, Michigan, Massachu
setts and New York.
He will depart from New York
City on Dec. 21 for the return jour
ney to The Netherlands.
Sincere Cooperation
Padding said he has been
"deeply touched by the kindness of
the people of the United States,
their eagerness to help him, and
their willingness to inform him"
including their cooperation in an
swering personal questions about
such things as income in relation
to purchasing power, home owner
ship, and so on.
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Quiz Show
Champion
To Speak
Mrs. Myrtle Davis, the U. S.
representative to an International
Bible quiz held in Israel last sum
mer, will speak, to several religious
organisations at the Uniersity
October 27-28.
Mrs. Davis of Buford, Georgia,
was chosen American Bible Cham
pion on the television quiz show
"$64,000 Challenge." She partici
pated in the quiz at the invitation
of the government of Israel.
She will speak at a luncheon
meeting of YM-YWCA at Russell
House Qetober 27 at 1 p.i&. She
will be interviewed by Mrs. Alice
Wyman of the University's Exten
sion Division of "Let's Find Out,"
WIS-TV at 8:45 Tuesday evening.
At 1 p.m. Tuesday she will speak
to the Baptist Student Union.
Garnet And Black
Picture Deadline
Is Extended
The deadline for the taking of
class pictures for "The Garnet and
Black" has been extended two
days, Jimmy Kanellos, business
manager, has said.
In announcing the extension,
Kanellos said that next Monday
and Tuesday will definitely be the
last two days for the taking of the
class pictures.
Appointments may be made in
room 102 of Russell House, the
same room in which the pictures
are made. Pictures are made from
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with the exception
of 1 to 2 p.m. each day.
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Homecoming
Game Plans
Complete
Plans for the Homecoming Game
with the University of Virginia on
November 15, are now in the
process of being completed, an
nounces William N. Bowen, direc
tor of activities of the Alumni
Association. A committee has been
formed to work with the students
and has met.
A tentative program has been
worked out by the committee. Pro
ceedings start on Friday afternoon
at 2 p.m. with the judging of dis
plays. The judges will be Mrs.
Caroline McKissick Belser, Mr.
Judson Ready, and Mr. William H.
Gibbes. At 6:80 in the evening a
Pep Rally will be held.
On Saturday registration will
begin at 9 a.m., along with a cof
fee hour, and will be held with Dr.
and Mrs. Robert L. Sumwalt In the
president's house. Following at
11:45 will be a luncheon in the
Russell House Cafeteria.
Kick-off time for the game with.
Virginia will be at 2 p.m. After
the game there will be free time
for guided tours and open-house.
At 8:00 in the evening a dance will
be he!d at the Hotel Wade Hamp
ton with Jimmy Farr's Orchestra.
SO I TOLD H
Common occurrence!I TI
ing eyes demanding to ki
"Pretty shabby attitude"
sultry, beautiful girls wit]
Investment program.
National College Life assi
a better savings plan .. .
Get the word on National
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The regular meeting 'of "The
Gamecock" staff will be beld at 2
p.n. today in "The Gamecock" of
flee, Scott Cain, editor, has said
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Pictures for Annual
Students who have not had their
pictures made for "The Garnet and
Black" may do so on Monday or
Tuesday, October 20 and 21, from
9-12 a.m. and from 2-6 p.m., Bill
Berne, editor, has said. The cost
is $1.25 and pictures are being
made in room 102 of Russell
House.
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Carolinlana Honr
South Caroliniana Library an
nounces the, following hours for
use by the students: 9 a.m. to 6
p.m., Monday through Friday and
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. The
library is closed on Sunday.
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Application for Degrees
Applications for degrees at the
end of the fall semester should be
made between October 15 and No
vember 80, Registrar Bernard
Daetwyler has announced. Appli
cation blanks may be obtained from
the Registrar's office in the Ad
ministration Building.
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Euphrosynean Meeting
The Euphrosynean Literary So
ciety will meet next Tuesday,
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October 21, at 5 p.m. on the third
floor of Harper College, Becky
Finlay, reporter, has said.
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Euphradian Meeths
The Eiphradlan Literary Society
will meet next Tuesday, October
21, at 7 p.m. in Harper College,
Scott Cain, has saiL The purpose
for this meeting Is to vote on new
members; there will be no debate.
Student Counei Meeting
Student Council will meet Mon
day afternoon, October 20, at 5
o'clock In Russell House, room 204.
Members are urged to be present.
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Nurse Convention
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At Spartanburg
Twenty-six students enrolled in
the School of Nursing at the Oni
versity will Attend the ninth in
nual convention of the South Caro
lina -State Student Nurses As
sociation Thursday at Spartan
burg.
Miss Amy Viglione, Dean of the
Nursing School, said that 16
juniors and 10 freshmen will make
the trip.
The student association meeting
is being held In conjunction with
the S. C. State Nurses Association
convention.
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