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Coach Invites PublicHalweStr To Watch Ball Scrimmages T f Revenge (See Page 6) (See Page 3) UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA CROWING FOR A GREATER CAROLINA Vol. L2., No. 7 (.01.1MBIA, SOtI,ni CAROINA, OCTOBER 30, 1959 Founded 1908 Home< Blue Key Fraternity Sets Tour About two thousand high school seniors will visit the University tomorrow to participate in the an n1ual iigh School Day prograi, .johnny liagins, student chairman, has announced. Sponsored by Blue Key national ioniorary fraternity, the event is the third since the Day was revived by the fraternity. Serving with student chairman lagins are Dean of Women Eliza beth Clotworthy, faculty chairman; lean of Men G. W. Tomlin; Exam ining I)irector W. C. McCall, and Professors C. W. Co4olidge and A. W. Spigner. University Guests 'Ihe high school students, their school principals a it d guidance colunselors will be the guests of the University, receiving a free buffet lmich and tickets to tomorrow's Carolina-M a r y land Homecoming fiootball gamle. P resitent S I )wal t w ill begin lite protgral at 9::30 a.m. in Field Ilouse when he speaks to the stu dents. .im Leventis, student. bly president, will also address the groip, as will lean of Faculty W. II. Callcott, who will inltroduce all University dleans. I)r. Da)niel lolis will then brief ly summarize the history of the University. While in Field House, the students will receive literature describing Carolilna and copies of "TeGamlecock."0 Campus Tours At lt a.m the visitors will divide into groups to tour the campus un11der the leadership of about 100 student guides. The tours will in clude visits to Undergraduate Li brary, physics and foreign lan guage laboratories, m o d el drug store, chapel, and smime of the residence halls. Buffet lunch, sliced ham and turkey, will he served on the back patio of Russell louse by mem bers of Alpha Kappa Gamma, hon orary sorority. A fter lunch the students will go tto the folitball game, Where they will sit in the end zoIlne near gate 5. Carolina De Score In T< Carolina D)ebate Teams turnled in out standintg performances this past weekendc as they won fit-st place hoos in the New York intvi t io,nal Tiourna ment and tied tot first p 1 a e e in the Kentucky Thoroughbred Tlourna ment. A squad consisting of Pete Mar tin, .lohn Chappell, Melvin Purvis antd .1 ames M annt participatedc in he tourntamenit at New Yotk City. 'Y' Sponsors Campus Party November 20 T he YM-IIYWCA has announced tttat they are sponisorinig a patty at the "Y"' Camp til Tluesclay, Novem her 20, fromt :1 to 11 p1.m). Transpotrta:tion will be fiurinished for anyone whio wishes to attIenid. The Itu s t s wvill leave Rtussell ltiuse at :i p.m. There wvill also be earus to tak~e any studecnts wvho htave - labs at lateri hours. Thtere- will lie boi ating, idantc ing, cards, antd ot her gamtes for eniter aintment . A specinal attriaction will bi t h softball game, uppter class men challenging the fr-eshmlen. The game- promtises to be thle highlight of the a fternioon i. It is not necessairy toi bring a dlate to the paruty. Everyone is in - viiel to na teoml. 0 [!oMI Drive To Stadium. To the MEN AND WOMEN OF CAROLINA: After reading the editorial in the "Big Thursday" edi tion of our "Gamecock" per taining to Enright Stadium, I am prompted to write thiQ open letter to our student body. In 1938, a young man waz hired by the University tc s1erve as Head Football Coach and Athletic Director. incc that time, except for a brief period of service with , United States Navy, Mr. Rex EIright has served our stu dent body, our University, indil our state most adequately in the position for which h. was hired. To me, what is more im portant than the wonderfll record he has amassed dur ing his years of coaching here is the friend he has always been to the people with whon he came in contact. Coach Enright has always been a truly great gentleman, has served this institution, this state, and the youngp Motor Fleel Lecture On A motor fleet supervisor train. ing Course designed for fleet own 41rS anild operators, (ispatchers, ter. minal manarers, safety and per. sMnn4el (1irectors, insurance engi. neers and others interested in saft and ecolonical operationl of motol vehicles' will be held Nov. 16-20 al the University. Classes will be con(Iueted al Plinn Hall, USC Extension Divi simn headquarters, by specialists f,ru(mi the trucking industry, na 6inal and state organizations and the IJSC faculty. Harry ). Flet hbate Teams )urnament They dlefeate'd, in order, Duke UJni versity, New York University and G eoirge'toiwn University. Tleamn Ties Cairoilina dlebater's attendling the l\entuc(ky tournamient tied with Not re Dam ne for top) honors aftet defeating Vanderbilt, Wheaton Col lege, Southern Illinois University St. Xavier, Ohio State and Capita' U niversity. Warren Adkins, Ed Glenn coimposed this team. USC teams have already met antc dlefeaited debate squads from sia oif last year's toip twenty schools These victories w e r e registeret over l'ord(ham, New York Universi. I y, Notre D)ame, Southern Illinois Whenton and Ohio State. This Sat urday, Kay G I e n n .Iames .\ann, Sami F r e e d an<1 Sonny Herring will represent Caro. tina against teams fromi all ovei tihe sot ini a to,urnament at Ma coin, (Georgia. At Wake Forest - On the wveekendl of November 7 I h e ( aroliina Freshman D)ebat( Tleami will make its appearance agvainst ot heri eastern freshmiiar team iniii a tournament to be hei at Wa ke l"orest. Caruolina will play host to twen ty-five sc hooks from the easterr half of the United States on No. vembher 12-14.. The tournament, tc he held in lHussell 1liouse, will con. sist of six rounds of compietitior featuiirin inn 1 0.hates Higi Rename Advances "MEN AND WOMEN OF CAROLINA" for the better Inart of his life. To this gentleman who has contributed such a great deal to our athletic program, to our University an(d to every ome with whom he has come in contact, I know of no finer tribute than to name our sta dium for him now. I believe in honoring the man and not the memory. As a tribute to Coach En right, I believe that these few Wor(ds describe in essence the chairacter of his service here at the Ulniversity-"He ever bears without abuse that grand ()d11 name of gentle I heartily endorse and ami conflident that th ody will back th ment, towards the ment of the name ina Stadium with more adequate s Enright Stadium." Jim Leventis, President of Stud t Safety Schedu Scher, specialist in fleet t h e Institute of Pub P'ennsylvania State UnV co-ordinator. Designed to present program of safe and operation for. motor eourse will also present effective supervision III mployer-vilmployee relations. One Iof the principal speakers for the event is Goley 1). Sontheimer, Ii rector of the Department of Safety of American Trucking Assns., Inc. Sontheimer will discuss "Incen ive Program and Other Methods of Creating and Maintaining Inter est." Charles Ray, Vice president of Markel Services, Inc., oif Richmond, Va., wvill speak on "What D)o Work esWant fromi the Supervisor?" itay was empfloyed as clerk, truck d1river'I and fleet supervisor b)efore .ioining Markel Services, lie is now a membniler oif the Executive Cum mnit tee oif the Richmtiondt A rea Safe ty Council, V'irginlia II i g hi w a y Use'rs Assn., the Highway Safety Assn. oif Bostoin, the Society of A utomnot ive Engineers, the Safety and Operation (Committee of the Amnerican Trucking Assn., Inc. and the lBoard( of Di rectors of Southern Safety Conference. Accident r'eport ing and investi gation, analysis and use oif recordls and( cost of accidlents wvill be dis cussed by Harol Hart of Trans port InlsuIranrce C(N, Inc., D)allas, Texas. I tart is a gradluate oif Texas A. & M. (ol lege wvhere he majored inl insu0ranlce and0 minorl(ied in safe ty'. lie was empjloyed inl motor tranispuortation13 for nine years and has sin1ce beenl ini the inisurance field, wor'kinig la a safety engi nleer. He( no(w dlirects the activities of his comnpany's fleet safety engi neers oiver a 41 -state territory. Other speakers include W. W. ('arter, director of safety arid per SoI nel, .J ohnsoni M otor Linles, ine., (Charlotte, N. C.; Carl Poole, safe ty director of it. C. Motor Lines, ('olumibia; .1. IH. Sutton, safety di rector uof Mercury Motor Express, Inc., Columbia; .Tesse Rutledge, director of public relations and safety education, South Carolina State Hlighwvay Dept. and G. L. Smith, niationial chairman of the Couincil of S a f e t y Supervisors, A mericnn Trucking A ssn. 1 Scho Yearbook Contest Tuesday The annIal judging for t h e "Miss Garnet and Black" contest will be held Tuesay, Nov. 3, in the Russell House Assembly Room. The winier, whose name will he kept secret until publication of the "Garnet and Black," will be one of the six finalists- from a field of 21 candidates. Judge: or . I be editors o e school ks from an, Converse, d, and ibia College. The 8 will i t the contestants luncl < held at 1:00 p.m. Th - in the conte -e 'olities. 1 vi nde pendent c. h wo llen's dorm. Those in tI o and their ;ponlsorinlg.: Beverly .i psi, Shit-his King r pa Alpha, 1, le( y Addy for Sign ,G:.vWillia ery 1f, J)el A~pp g >m Sa isf 'H -i ht iia "WA:I a iiWan 1' Binda ones ygk.fg mit arjea -1litoi1wr,c 1. )ormi arba ft Omicron Del I hold their tapping 'r es during IFC I ests Blood ive Partici iEon I nterfraternity Council strongly urges all students tto participate in giving blood to the Bloodmobile while it Iill on campus this coming Montday, Ntovember 2. The Blootdmobtile will be set up inl Itussell IIouse Auditorium and wvill ilperate from 2 to 8 p.ml. T&T' Sptrting Goods is offering a trophy to the campu ils torganmza tin wvhich gives te la rgest per tentagte of blootd. Rieese Hlart, IReeruitment D)iree totr of the S. C . Regional Blood ('enter, chlallenges t h e Carolina student'it biody to top its. number of 139~ pintst of blood which was- col lec tetd heret las,t year. Miami Trip Ticket Sale Ends Friday Tickets for the st udent trip to the Miami fooitbmall game wvill be sold t hrough next F"ritday, atccord ing to lBoopa Prii tehlard, football tips1 chir imani. Tlhe ticket prices include romundt trip tri-in tickets to MIiam i, rtooms at the Helmar ltitel onl Miami Beaeh for two nlighlts, and rounttd trip buts serv'ice to the game. The game will be played at 8:00 p.m. Fridlay night. Chaperones for the Miami trip will be Dean and Mrs. George W. Tonmlin. Studtents are urged to take ad vantage of the ticket sale exten sioni. Tickets wvill be on sale on the irround floor of Rusanll houne. 01 Da NG FINALAISTS for :JmIan Rllnetl, Kat 4I: J0 -kineo's. 4.hi. 'an Alpohn. r Wil Id Ten i id4It*S Will discuss the t international prob es of riectures, titiedi ".M IInAion," to be pre niversity during the ni' year and which , October 27. 1 )r. Iker has announce(l. head of the USC International Stud enlts the annual le' 1 this year's speak problemsas of East I6ussia, tle M iddle aSt, Sout h Ail eriva First I.ecture e'le fst lecture was given by Rt. Harry Farrell, associate profes ur' ()f 111sitical - cience and14 director of underlgradate Studies ill politi cal sviece at Northwes.4tern Uni ver-.ity, Evanston.I ll. rl'iof. Fairrell's subject was "The Europe.n Satellites-- A fter Hiun gary."' andI his leture was givens at 7 ::t0 p.m. ian th lauditor'iuma oIf ltus se'll Illuaea Wn th csam 'apus. - A specilist in Ea 't Euro'apeana aff.air's, l'ro(f. Farrtell has taveled isa East G ;er may, Polansd, the So v'iat U'nioun, llumnary, Ihuanasia, Czechslva ki aL a ns dI Yugoslavia. The'se trmavels have' brouaght him in macot act withI Sie t po lit icianis N ikitai K hrusashchev', Marashal Bul gianin and( I1. TI. Shespilov', as wvell as t ha' now-excecuteda lunsgarians prem.~iara Imre a N agy asnd senior of fia'ialIs ofI tha'e Yugoaslav gover anmsent. Iiltriatn Tos Speak Wraite's anhisi toraian liertams 1). Wolfe C'will presenalt a lecturesa' at the 'same hourm andi locaation1 ((n Nov. 17. ii is subljaect is "UI. S. anad Rus sin: I ireams andl ieality."' l)a. W. II. C alle'ott, deans of the U~SC Graaua' Schouol andl of the Unsiver'sity facualty, will bec the ;paakr oian I )ee. I5, with the suab jec'tt, "'l,at ina A mer5ica: We Can't Tlakae It for' Grianteda." On~ Feb. 1 a. P'saul M. A. I,ine haaargers will s II e a k aon "Chiana's Na'ighbaoars."' lie is proifesssr of As ia tiac Studalie's ina thes Schooal (If Ad va nced' lantern'aat ionial Studatit's at 'Thea .1(1hn1s II Ipk inas Un aiversity. Edwins MI. Wr'ighl will give the lect urea March'l on "'Petro'alaeuma, Piolit ies, andai Poawers ian the Middale East. ha' is heada of the Faureigns Ser'vie Inst ituste, 1'. 8. Depart - men'tt (If State. Final l.ecture The fiinal1 Iaectusre will lie pre sentead April 5 by .laaseph E. John sont, pr'esiden5t oft thea Carnegie En dowm~nsa st fos' Iaisntaifft Toi 11 -39 he. 1959 I Itiiectttinig gaune are. 11 Signa: Cariitne 4:herr., Maxe.% 0inegal. atd -al:i ":utrkit" 1 Present sions Talk I'II,e liis bject is "Westernl h'irl*:Pa tnerl or. Rival." T' 1t. 5 I t ecture serics, "An Age of St rggle.'" at tractd capaci t tiulit,ic to lIussell louse audi t(riumll, includinig substalitial repre stenation of the pulic. Dr. Walker kid t he >tat ure I f this year's .,)pt-eatker, - a nd t he timeitliness of their topics should provc equally aIttrict-ivte tI perlsoIns contcerlled with tlt significknt evvlts of our 'u r it1. iT 'eieIts was beguni during ht 57-5x acatlemic year, when the lIepa].IrtmInent of I nterniational St it- Wa -s fir-t establiished at let Iniver.sit.v. *TnjitId States For i '.1 olicy 'roblemil s" w-as the heme .f tht fir,t sties if four leeit are,. Six L.etlurtres ..- yvear t he nIumber (. 1f lee tlte Was li:iastd t" five because of the e\ten sive intetest displayed ini themli. andit thIiis yeal's program lITe lieparItmeitnt of Intttraitionial StudIie' ii part ofi the UTSC Col.. ltegt tof Arits anid Scitence. The' de iatmlltnlt uffers a prtogramn leading to t' balor.~ of at ts degrtee with miajtt.: i ctcet rat itnli a itterna Itnal relatI tins andt foireign areas. JaIrltent reflects thle uiiversity's recogn~litionl t hi a t Unuited States lteader'.hip ini wori affairs de-. t. lltegt gradtets w..ithI a back. grotuind of training in wortd prob). lemis. TPhe. sei'ies is linked to an in i"rlductory full-ye.ar e o u r's e de. signed for all I otllege stuidents "TIhe Unii ted' States a ni d Worl( ii'rnles,"' whliich aims at makin& all a warieness o f gltoba problemna an lthetit forces bhhi nd them ii part oi t ion '. ftu iii' Ileders. BlueKeyWVantI Ex-Memb ers To Affiliate Iliue K ty 1Hotnor Fraternity aska that all foirmer Blue Key members fromi othler schotols c'tnt.act Riel Ilirristoi, lItx I1792 or Professoa .Jtihn It. Welsh, of the dlepartmien tf E.nglish, ill torder that they mia: lhe brouught into the Blue Key or gaizai'l j)tiln o nipus. Bluie Key luncheons are held o1 Mondays, at 1 p.m. in the Garne aind Black rotom and all presen and fotrmer, Blut' ley membniers ar< nvitetd fto at t a torrow Crowning Of Queen At Game Festivities for the University's 1loriecoming game against t h e University of Maryland will begin this afternoon with the judging of 11(miecoming displays on the fra terntity luadrangle, William N. l1owen, director of the Alumni As A(ociation, has announced. The judges Vill score each dis play on five categories. The dis play with the highest number of total points will be declared win inir. Scoring will be on the follow inig basis: Score Basis (riginality-this category will i 4-I uL d e cleveriess, forethought, anl design. Treatment of subject the disphliy imust be well placed and Neatiiess--the .Iudges will pay close attentin to detail, g o o d W(,rkmniship, artistic design, and clatrity. Spirit-the display must be in keeping with the tradition of homecoming. Also, effectiveness-each will bw iudged on good taste and appropri atetnss to the occasion. Maximum Points Each display can earn a maxi mum1 of 20 points, with four points being given to each category. An excellent rating will be between It 20 points. Judge1 for the contest are John R. c'raft, director of the Columbia Museumn of Art; W. F. Douglass, IwNIer and manager of Douglass Construttion t o m 1p a n y ; Mrs. Marion Jordan, business manager of the Colunibia Town Theatre; and William N. Howen, director of the 1'SC Alumni Association. Hill Hates and Jimmy Truesdale are in charge olf the pep rally which gets under way at 6 p.m. to night on Davis Field. The Universi ty hantd will participate in the raly as will Coach Warren Giese, ite varsity v oothall team. a n d l'resident Sumwalt. Tihe rally will nt he held in the even1t it rains, Hates announced. Coffee Hour n Saturday morning a coffee hui ftr alumni and friends of the l'niversity will be given at the residence of President and NIrs. lRiert L.. Sumwalt, at 8:30 a.m. Te seveit members of the Home coinihg Court will be present, in cludiig one who later will be IA1med Queen. A 1Homecomling luncheon will1 be held at 11:301 a. mn. in Russell House audlitorium at w h i e h President Suinwalt will welcome the group to the camipus. At 1 p.mt., the Hiomecomting par ticipants will depart for the stadi umn. Tlickets fttr the luncheon are $1.3~5 andi reservttions must lie mnade. Queen ('rowninig D urinig halftime ceremonies the HI omie c m in ag Queen will be crownetd. Those finalists for the title are .Joan Bennett, Carmen (Cherry, Jlo Kit-ven, and Marliss "Chuckie" Grigg. Members of the Queen's court are Linda Burnette, D)tttie Gray, and Bunny Schipman. From 8 to 12 p.m. the orchestra of Johdnny Long will provide music fti the Homecoming dance to be hel in Russell House cafeteria tomorrow't~ night.. Sponsored by Stu tdtnt Council, the dlance will be em ii- formia . Sophtom ore Takes Work Scholarship As part of its work scholarship priogramt, Philip Morris Incorpo ratedl hats announced that Gordon Matlock has been selected campus business repretsentative here. The - ap)pointment is for the full school year. 1 Now in his soph,more year at tCarolina, Matloek is a business administration major. He is a memberi of Delta Sigma P1, profes sional busineas fraternity.