Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Placement Scheduled Placement interviews for week of 'March 16 through Ms 20 have been scheduled as foll< Interested students may con the e o m p a n y representat through the schools where the terviews are set up. March 16, Monday Republic Aviation Corpora will be in the school oif engineei to ihterview seniors in Phyt Mathematics, or Aeronaut Civil, Electrical, or Mechanical gineering. The Firestone Tire and Rul Company will be in the school business administration to in view seniors in Retailing, IV keting, Accounting, Managem Production, or Business Admi tration. The Carnation Company will in the school of Ibusiness adn istration to interview seniors Weather-l When the weather tu brisk. r tur p the "-t I noaa. As in all sport made by ] I, here i Ipledld oaminatim f3notioaeaiem ad-s I 895 to f10.5, in we able fabros.At yout Mn%d man' shops. ENG INEEFi If guided missiles, elect tems and-telephones of t exciting fields to you, a Electric may be just whi Western Electric han work and defense assign nleers are right in the t projects include the Niki missile systems . . . ad' land radar . . . the SA defense system . .. DE Alice in the Arctic. Thes j obs offer wide-rangingi kinds of engineers. In our main job as supply unit of the Bel: Electric engineers discs range of opportunity. lE such new and growing switching, microwave ra Ization. They engineer telephone central offices tion of equipment an< enjoy, with their defer rewards that spring fra 'career with Western Ek SWestern BleCtric tedt 'mechanical, electrical, industrial engineering, p ences. For more detaile up a copy of "Consider Principal manufacturing locations at BurlIngton, Greensboro and Winston. Columbus, Ohio; Oklahoma City, Distribution Centers ln 32 citias an Interviews Next Week the terested in .positions in Sales rch Management Training in Grocery we. Products Marketing or Product act Management Training in Can Divi ives sion. in- March 17, Tuesday The Carnabion Company will continue interviewing in the school of business administration. bion Sears, Roebuck and Company ing will be in the school of business ice, administration to interview seniors cal, in Marketing, Economics, or Bus ' iness Administration for positions En- as Management Trainees. Tennessee Coal and Iron, Divi ,ber sion of U. S. Steel Corqporation of will be in the school of engineering ter- to interview Electrical, Mechanical, [ar- and Chemical Engineers. Dnt, March 18, Wednesday , nis- Tennessee Coal and (Iron, Divi sion ot U. S. Steel Corporation, be will continue interviewing in the in- school of engineering. in- The Borden Company will be in Jr =ll utton swear I of .le, . * \ W. E. DEFENSE PROJECTs EN ments such as systems testi tS explore excit it Western Elect ronic switching sys- Electrici from he future sound hike write College F career at Western ern Electric Cc it you're after. York 7, N. Y, lies both telephone Electric intervi ments .. . and engi- terviewing Tea hick of it. Defense and Terrier guided ranced air, sea and GE continental air W Line and White e and other defense pportunities for all manufacturing and i System, Western aver -an even wider [ere they flourish in fields as electronic did relay, miniatur the installation of , plan the distribu : supplies ..,. and se teammates, the tel ytmcl m an engineering morsteehea ctric.tieegeeI. nlical fields include ~hemical, civil and lus the physical sci d information pick i Career at Western aneene aus a Chicago, ii., Kearmy, N. J.: Saltmore, Md.a lndianal Balem, N. C., lfale, N. Y.j North Andover, Mae. L Okla.; Teletype Corporation. Chicago, il. end I d installation headquartera In 10 clUeaa. daeers head WADDILL E A >.. . . . e. . K4 University students hang art w Russell House Assembly Roon. through March 14. From left, Nin Brune and Tommy Sanders. (US the school of business administra tion to interview any seniors in terested in positions as salesmen. March 19, Thursday Price Waterhouse and Company will be in the school of business administration to interview seniors in Accounting for positions as Ju nior Accountants. March 20, Friday Crawford and Company will be in the school of business admin istration to interview any seniors interested in cpositions as Casualty Insurance Claims Adjusters. The Springs Cotton Mills will be in the school of business ad ministration to interview seniors in Business Administration, Arts and Science, Liberal Arts, Ac counting, Economics, Mathematics, or Office Management. FORA 707 Ha COLt INEERS are often faced with challenginh assign it for the SAGE continental air defense network. ing frontiers nc your Placement Officer. Or teations, Room 200B, West mpany, 195 Broadway, New And sign up for a Western ew when the Bell System In si visits your campus. FUJTURE-MaMag telephone products for for first-rate technical know-how. To ystem will desmand even more linagina. ImY glntopsi msss oils, lnd.: Allentown and Laureidale, Pa.: lincoln and Omaha, Neb.3 Kansas City, 2.g Ittie Rock, Ark. Also Western Electric tuartersa 196 Broadway, New York 7, N. V. XHIBITION 3rks of John Miller Waddill Jr. in rhe Waddill exhibition eontinues a Fore, Lawrence Adkins Jr., Dora C Photo--MeGrail) See, Meard. Spen ON CAMPUS Student entering his room and finding his bed missing. Professor asking class what is worse than a worm in an apple. Answer: half a worm. Same professor telling the story of the patriotic wor.m who joined the apple core during the war. i v ? Beds on patros of new dorns during recent warn weather. Co-ed remarking that she is so afraid of water that she wears a life preserver to take a bath. Citadel transfer, after seeing RGEST IN THE SOUTHEAST" 4AL WEAR FOR MEN ,rden St. Phone AL 8-0461 FMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA 2.n C IG A R E T T E S Enggh R SAN SCjOC RONALD GODDARD. MANSAS 0'. .ca, Camder Ex-Librarian One Author Of Old Book By LAR, v MAY Feature Editor Interesting, intellectual, im portant, captivates the "Histor ic Camden" exhibit by T. J. Kirkland and R. M. Kennedy now on display in South Caro liniana Library. Kirkland and Kennedy, both well known Camden natives, gathered information from many sources including docenents, bills, pictures, and compiled them into two books under the same title, "Historic Camden." Two Part Book The books (part one, Colonial Revolution and part ,wo, 19th Century), features many old parts of Camden, much about the war of 181.2, and LaFayette's visit. Names of men who fought in the wars are listed. Family histories, and certain informa tion of localities, as churches and homes are interesting to the reader. The exhibit includes both books and reveals items such as a letter of Gov. William Bull which was written on March 1, 1766, to a merchant at "Pine tree Hill," regarding financial matters with the Catawba In dians. Also, bills of Dr. E. H. Ander son, and Dr. John McCaa con cerning -treatment of slaves dur ing 1817. Painting and Account A sketch painting of the monu cadets on cainpus, fearfully won dering "if they've come for me." * * I!, Bearded student being called "Fidel." Student complaining that the city fire trucks and police cars must have a daily practice run outside of his room. * * * Student declaring that the rea son he was holding his head down was because of his heavy beard. IN glish: LIARS' CLUE Thinklish translation: know stories so tall they skywriting! Their imnagii wild they keep them in c thing they don't lie a might have guessed-is ti of a Lucky Strike. (Fine with them!) In Thinklis : is abraggregation!. And ti Start talking our language dreds of checks just itchirl paying $25 each for the judged best! Thinklish is eas from two words-like those o yours to Lucky Strike, Box 6 N. Y. Enclose your name, and class. Get the genuii Get the of CITT an. COLL. T PnAsect af kExhibi Ment dedicated to DeKalb who was killed on August 16, 1780, ifighting at Camden and a full account of the condition of Cam den soon af'ter the Sherman march is exclusive to the ob server. The exhibit was taken to Cam den for exhibition as part of a program for the authors. The library now has it on display on the second floor. rormer Librarian Mr. Robert Kennedy is re membered at the University as (former librarian. Kennedy was HISTORIC CAMDEN Former T. J. Kirkland are the authon of South Caroliniana Library, now on documents. Bottom picture shows monument. (Photos by Woolfe.) LI! English: H' These guys tell 'ern with lations are so ages! The one bout-as you ie honest taste tobacco is fine h, this bunch b mat's no lie. CHRiSTINE .JENSj -we've got hun g to go! We're rhinklish words 7: it's new words n this page. Send 7A, Mt. Vernon, address, college me article honest tas a LUCKY5 NPE RtECip; English SfUE t Here L>orn in Camden on September &1, 1866. He received his A.B. legree from the University in 1885, and his A.M. in 1890. He wvas a member of Kappa Alpha md Phi Beta Kappa. For a while, he taught English it the University and later, he >ecame su,perintendent of Cam Jen schools. Other activities in :luded his membership in the 3. C. Historical Committee, Pres denit Association School Super risor of S. C. Press, S. C. Library kssociation, and the Kosmos lub. librarian, Robert Kennedy and the book exhibit featured at display. Top picture shows old ,ketch painting of the DeKalb G WITH H rkishi piGAMIST N. MONTANA STATE U. 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