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Coach Invites Public Halloween Story To Watch Ball Scrimmages Tells of Revenge (See Page 6) (See Page 3) UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA CROWING FOR A GREATER CAROLINA Vol. L., No. 7 COLIUMBIA, SOuTii CAROLINA, 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 nual High School Day program, .johnny 11.agilns, student chairman, has announced. Sponsored by Blue Key national honorary fraternity, the event is the third since the Day was revived by the fraternity. Serving with student chairman I ngins are Dean of Women Eliza heth Clotworthy, faculty chairman; ])Dean of Men G. W. Tomlin; Exam ining Director W. C. McCall, and Professors C. W. COolidge and A. W. Spigner. University Guests The high school students, their school principals a n d guidance counselors will be the guests of the University, receiving a free buffet lunch and tickets to tomorrow's Carolina-M a r y land Homecoming football gaime. President sumwalt will begin the program at 9:30 a.m. in Field lJouse when lie speaks to the stu dents. .Jim I,eventis, student. body presideit, will also address the group, as will Dean of Faculty W. if. Callcott, who will introduce all University deans. Dr. Daniel Iollis will then brief ly- summarize the history of the University. While in Field House, the students will receive literature describing Carolina and collies Of "The Gamecock." Campus Tours At 10 a.m the visitors will divide into groups to tour the camplu uinder the leadership of about 100 student guides. The tours will in elude visits to Undergraduate Li brary, physics and foreign ian guage laboratories, m o d el drup store, chapel, and some of th( residence halls. Buffet lunch, sliced ham am turkey, will be served on the bael patio of Russell House by mem. hers of Alpha Kappa Gamina, hon orary sorority. A fter lunch the students will g< to the football game, where thei will sit in the end zone near gait 5. Carolina D< Score In T Carolina Debate Teams turned i out standling performances this pas wveekend as they won first plae bonors in the Newv York invita ional Tlourna ment andl tied fo frt p 1 a e e in the Kentuck: Tho roughre Touirnament. A squad consist ing of Pete Mai tin, JIohn Chbappell, Melvin Purvi an J( 1ames Mann p)artic'ipatedi the tournament at Newv York Cit: 'Y' Sponsors Campus Party November 20 The Y'M-YWC'A has announce that they are spo(nsorinig a partty the "Y"' 'amp (on 'Tuesday, Noven' her 20, fromi : to 11 p).m. Tran sport at ion will be fu rnish< for anyone who wishes to attenl The b u s e s will leave Russa Ilouse at :i p.m. Th'er'e will also1 caris to take any stud~enits who hal - labs at later. hour as. Tlherme wvill be boat ing, dlanc in eards, and other gamtes for enit. iitainenit. A speciail attraction w he t h softball game, upper clas~ men challenging the freshmen. Tl game promiises to be the highl ig of the afternoon. It is not necessary to bring dlate to the pairty. Everyonie is i sommn~ 0 Drive To Stadium. ro 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 this open letter to our student body. In 1938, a young man was hired by the University to serve as Head Football Coach and Athletic Director. since that time, except for a brief period of service with the United States Navy, Mr. Rex Emnright has served our stu dent body, our University, and our state most adequately in the position for which he was hired. To me, what is more im portant than the wonderful record1 he has amassed dur ing his years of coaching here is the friend he has always beei to the people with whom he came in contact. Coach Enright has always been a truly great gentleman, has served this institution, this state, and the young Motor Fleel Lecture On A motor fleet supervisor train. ing Course designed for fleet own. (-1r and operators, dispatchers, ter. minal manavers, safety an( per. sonnel directors, insurance engi neers and others interested in saf< and economical operation of motoi vehicles- will he held Nov. 16-20 a, the University. Classes will he conducted a Flinn Hall, USC Extension Divi >;sion headquarters, by specialist! from the trucking industry, na tional and state organizations am the USC faculty. Harry 1). Flet ibate Teams ournament mThey dlefeated, in order, Duke Uni t versity, New York University an< r Georg.etown University. - ~ Team 'Ties Caroitl lnai dlebaters aittendling th Kentutcky tournamenit tied wv i t Not re D)ame for top honors afte defeating Vandlerbilt, Wheaton Col le-ge, Southern Illinois Universita St. Xavier, Ohio State and Capiti University. Warren Adkins, Er wvardl Itoberts, Bill Able andI Ka Glenni compilosedi this team. USC tennms have already met all diefeatedi debate squaiids from si of last year's top twventy school These victories w e r e register< over' lordhiam, New York Univers ty, Notre D)ame, Southern lllinoi W heton antd Ohio State. This Satutrday, Kay G I e n .ilames Mann, Sam F r e e d at Soinny lIIerring wvill represent Car linit against teams from all ovi thte souit.h int a t ourntament at MI ton, Geortgia. At Wake Forest - Ont the weekend of November Ii h e (arolIi ina Freshimatn Deba Temwill tmake its appearan r- againt te eastern freshimi lteam os in a toutrnament to be he 8- at Wake Forest. he (Ca:rolina will play host to twe hit ty- five schools from the easte half of thte Untited States on N vembler 12-I -1. The tournament, a he held in Russell House, will co ni- sist of six rounids of c'ompetiti fea ring 1r5n debates ,Higi Rename 4dvances "MEN AND WOMEN OF CAROLINA" for the I)etter part of his life. To this gentleman who has contril)uted such a great deal to our athletic program, to our University an(d to every ote 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 words (escribe in essence the character of his service here at the Univerity-"He ever bears without abuse that grand ()l(I name of gentle m an." I heartily endloise and aim confident that th bw(oy will back th ment, towards the ment of the name lina Stadium with iore adequate s. "'Enright Stadium." Jim Leventis, President of Stud I Safety Schedu Ieher, Specialist in fleet t h v Institute of Pui) Pennsylvanlia State UNV co-or dinaitor. Designed to present program of safe and operation for Imotor vouirlse will also Ir(et effective sup)ervision in employer-employee relations. One of the principal speakers ft I the event is Goley ). Sontheimel director of the i)epartiment o Safety of American Truckin Assns., Inc. Soitheimer will discuss "Incer tive Program and Other Method of Creating and Maintaining Intel e'st." - Chlarles Itay, vice president< I Markel Services, Ine., of Richmon, Va., will speak on "What Do Worl ers Want from the Supervisor'1 Ray wast emloltyed as clerk, tru< e driver and fleet supervisor b)efoi i .ioining Markel Services. He is no r a itmmber of thle Executive Coni mit tee oif the lRich mond Ariea Sat ~ty Council, Virginia 1H i gl hw a !5 Users Assn., the HIighwvay Safei LI Assn. of Boston, the Society -Automotive Engineers, the Safe' and Operation Commiittee of tl A merican Trucking Assn., Inc. ai the Board of D)irectors of Southe: d Safety Conference. x Accident reporting and invesi s. gation, analysis and use of recor d and cost of accidents will be di .cussed by Harold Hart of Trar port Insurance Co, Inc., [Dalhi ~Texas. liart is a graduate of Tex A. & M. College where he ma.jor ,i in insuranceW and ino itred in sai d ty. Hie was enmployed in mot trantsport at ion for nine years a has since beten in the i nsu rar: r fiel, working aIs a safety eni neer. He now directs the activit of his company's fleet safety enj neers over a 41 -state territory. Other speakers include W. 7, Carter, di rector of safety anti p te sonnel, .Johnson Motor I,ines, I: 'e Charlotte,-N. C.; Carl Poole, sa inl ty director of RI. C. Motor 1,in i Columbia; J1. II. Sutton, safety rector of Mtercury Motor Expre nl- Inc., Columbia: JIesse Rutled rn director of public relations a 0- safety education, South Carohl to State Highway Dept. and G. n- Smith, national chairman of I n Council of S a f e t y Supervisc A mtriann Trucking ,A sn. Scho Yearbook Contest Tuesday Ihe annual Judging for t h e "Miss Garnet and Black" contest wille hI)l(d Tuesdiay, Nov. 3, in the Riussell House Assembly Room. The winner, whose name will be kept secret until publication of the "Garnet and Black," will he one of the six finalists from a field of 21 candidates. Judge.- or . I be editors o e school ks from an, Converse, d, a nd ibia College. The 3 will I t the contestants lunl held at 1:00 p.m. Th Is in the cont- -e rorities. vi nde pendent e. h wo Ilen's dorm. Those in t o and their qponsorinl .e: fieverly I i psi Shields King r pa Alpha 1, le h ey Addy for Sign I 1, Ge- Willia ery 1 - i )el 'awpp mS la D . sh -mito rjea r )ornli arba f Omicron Del wIll hol their tapping 1 es durinj r intr issi< f IFC I ests Blood ive artici ' ion lnterfraternity Council strongi urges all students to particip)at in giving bIlood to the Bloodnmobil while it is on campus this comin k Monday, November 2. e Tlhe Bloodmobile will lie set upi W Russell House Auditorium and wvi operate from 2 to 8 p).m. Tl&T Sporting Good0(s is offerin a t rophiy to the campus oilS(rganilz* 'tion which gives the largest pe: ctagit1ie oif blood. 'I' eese Hart, Rlecruitment D)ire etor' of the S. C. Regional Blot d(Center, challenges t h e Carolir -n student body to tolp its. numiber < . 139 pints of bloodo which was en1 ~lected here last year. a 5Miami Trip Ticket Sale ti. Tickets for the st udEent trip es the Miami football gamie will ri- sohtl through next Friday, accor inrg to ibiopa Pri teha rd, footbh WT. trlipls chaiii rmian. 'r- The ticket prices include roul c., trip train tickets to MIiami, roor re- at the Helmar Hlotel on Mia: es, lBeach for twot nights, and rou :Ii- trip bus service to the game. as, The game will be played at 8: ge, p1.m). Friday night. Chaperones I nd the Miami trip will be Denn a na Mrs. George W. Tomlin. L. Students are urrgedl to take he vantage of the ticket sale ext4 rs, sion). Tickets will be (in sale on1) ceranmd floor of Rulasell Houne. 01 Da) NG FINAlI.STS for :Joani 11esmne11, Kapp I : j i 'i e 41. (I 'tt Alpha. er Wil id Ten Em.antlEMies will discuss thet wt i international prob es of lectures titled .n-ion," to be pre niversity during the ie yeari and which v. October 27, Dr. Iker has announced. head of the USC International Stud -nts the annual lee tI this year's speak problems of East -u,ssia, the l Middle -:1, Stnh Amierica ant weir r,uroipe. First Levture h'lle fir-t lecture was given by It. Harry Farrell, associate profes sor of Pilitical science and director of undiergradunate studie.s in politi cal scieict- at Northwestern Uni eriy'Evanlstonl. Ill. Prof. Farr-ell's subject was "The ,uriliean satellites After Hun gary,"' and his lectur titwas given at 7 ::t p.m. in the audtitoriumi of tus sell hlmuse til thet campus. e A .-pectialist II A;inlF.astEuropen a ffa irs, Prif. F'arrellI has traveled in East (;rmiainy, Polandl, the So viet Union. IIlngary, Itumania, Cz.echoislovakLia a ni d Y ugoslavia. These t ravel s have brought him in tioi contact with Sov iet potl it.icians Nik it a Kh rushcehev, Marshal Bul gaini and li1 D. TI. Shepilov, as well as t he iow texec utetd H-ungarian p1)rem ier Imrn e N agy and senior of Sficials oft the Yugoslatv government. allisto.rian To. Speak Writer andI historian Hertrami D. Wol fe w.ill presen lt a lec tuire at the sonllt lhour andtt ltca tion on NOV. 17. HIis subject is "U'. 5. and Ruts Sill Dretanms antd leality."' Dri. W,i. HI. ( alleott, tdenn of the US' (;raduiate School antd of the UTniverisity faculty, will he the speake'r on IDec. l15. with the sub-. jieet, "'l.a tin Ameir ica: We Canit Take It for (ira nted." tt On Febi. 1i;, Paul M. A. Line et ha rger will s y te a k on "Chinai .j N eighbtirs." lHe is priofessor of As. il iantic Studt1ies in the School of Ad v anced Inct ernat ionalI St udlies al 'il Tlhe .1 ohn HoIi pk ins Uin iversity. is Edlwin M. Wright will give thel nii lec tr MIarch 8 on "Pet roleumt id P1olit ies, an Pi1 ower iln the M iddbl East." He is htead of the Foretigi )O. Service Instittett, Uf. S. Depart or mnit of State. nd IFinal l.ectire d- The filial lec tre will he pre n- se'nted April 5 hy .losteph E. ,lohn he son, presitdent iif the C'arnegi Tomi tl I le 1959 Ilomerf. inmg gialn are. A Sigma: armoine 4. herry, Maxcy Iluegi. an1d Marln a:n% Chickiet' I Present sions' Talk 1-:urope:( Pa te R ival." The 195S-510 Iecturte serivs, "An Age of Struggle," attracted capavi ty aull nii to Hiussell li4use audi tor"tium including Substantial repr :-wntatioi tf the public. )r. Walker idl t he stat u re of this year's ipe:ktr -, and t he t iieliness of It ir topies sh,uld piot equally attractive -Lt pI eS11ns cvonlcefled with the sirgnifiew.t events lif our t tie. The FtIeits wa., begun during : 1%57 actidemic year, when the I )epa rt nit-t If I nterflatiolal St itlit., wa; f ir1st established ait the 'nivevrity. "United States For Ii l Poicy Problem" w ats the i imt o' til' fir,t sertets of four IeC turI. ix I.cue .a yea r th itimber of lee tuir at increased to five because if the extensive intetst displayed in them. and11 this yr's pritgran Stuies-I it ai part ofi the' USC Col lege of Al at and Stcienc.e. Thte de prtmn ii i fffers a progr'am (eatdinlg tot t he' batheiltor tf arts degree' with ibonal rehit ions antd foureigna areas. c Th ' letrea' prgratm of the de par iftmnt t r'eflects the' univ'ersity's reco'tignit iion t hi a t Uited States h-adertip in wi'rbi a ffatirs det madts ani incret.asinlg niuimbeir of t'.llege' gratduatets with a back gr'oundt oif t raining ini worldt prob) lemns. The series~ is linked to an in i tl rdutoryv full- yt'ar e o ut r a e de "'IThe UInitedi States a n d World Protlitbls," which aims at making an awvare'ness of gltobal problems andl thet ftorce's behinid tht'm p)art ol t' genteral educatibn of t he na tion' fu ture le'ade.rs. BlueKeyWants. Ex-Memb Iers To Affiliate Iitte kt'y llonor IFraterinity ask that aill ftirmetr Blue Key member frtom ot her sc'hools contact Ric liararisoni, Rox 1792 or Professo -lohn l1. Wtelsh, tof the tdepartmiet1 of English, inu oride.r that they ma lie br'ought into the Blue Key ot ganizattitbn tbn tcampus. Blue Keyv luncheons are held o - Mondays, at 1 p.mfl. in the Garn< -and Black room and all preser e' and ftormer Blue Key members at 1 invited to a t i orrow Drowning [)f Queen At Game Festivities for the University's omiecoming game against t h e niversity of Maryland will begin lis afternoon with the judging of Iomiecoming displays on the fra LInlity quadrangle, William N. biwen, director of the Alumni As 1(oliation, has announced. The judges will score each dis lay (oin five categories. The dis lay with the highest number of ital points will be declared win er. Scoring ill be on the follow og ba-zis: Score Basis (iriginality-this category will n c I u d e cleverness, forethought, ind design. Treatment of subject li. display must he well placed and Neat ness--the judges will pay -loe attenition to detail, g o d d V10kii1anship, artistic design, and larity. Spirit-the display must jp in keeping with the tradition of iI)Meoming. Also, effectiveness-each will bw judged on good taste and appropri atvness to the occasion. Maximum Points F.ach display can eari a maxi mum of 20 points, with four points bwing given to each category. An 'xcellent rating will be between I; :0 points. .Judges for the cintest are .lon R. 'r.aft, director of the Columbia Nlustum (of Art; W. F. Douglass, owier, an1d manager of Douglass Const ruction C o ml p a n y ; Mrs. Nlari,n .lordan, business manager f the Coilumibia Town Theatre; and William N. Howen, director of the USC Alumni Association. Hill Hates and .1immy Truesdale are in charge of the pep rally which gets tinder way at 6 p.m. to night on Davis Field. The Universi ty iand will participate in the rally as will Coach Warren Giese, the varsity football team, a ni d President Suiwalt. The rally will not he held in the event it rais, Bates announced. Coffee Hour )n Saturday morning a coffee hour for alumni and friends of the University will be given at the residence of President and Mrs. Ni,bert I. Sumwalt, at 8:30 a.m. The sevetn members of the Home ckIlling Court will be present, in cI hii g one 0C who lIt er will he nameli(d Queeni. A H omecomiing luncheon will lie he'ld att 11 :30 a.mt. in Russell House aud(1itoriumi at w h i e h President Sumwalt will welcome the group to the campus. At 1 p1.m1., the Hlomecomitig par ticipants will depart for the stadi umtl. Tickets for the luncheon are $1 .3.5 andu re'servattions must be mal1de. Queen (Crowtning uinitg halftitme ceremonies the 11o m eco0 m in g Queen wvill be crowned. Those finalists for the title are .loan Bennett, Carmen (Cberry, .Jo Kirven, and Marliss "Chuckie" Griigg. Members of the Queen's court are Linda Burnette, Duittie' Gray, and Bunny Schipman. From 8 to 12 p.m. the orchestra of .lohnny Long will provide music for the Homecoming dance to be held in Russell House cafeteria tomorrow night. Sponsored by Stu dlent Council, the dance will lie s.emi-foirmal. S op homnore Takes Work Scholarship As part o)f its work scholarship C program, Pihilip Morris Incorpo r ratedl has announced that Gordon t Matlock has been selected campus y' business representative here. The appointment is for the ful school year. n Now in his sophomore year at t Carolina, Matlock is a business t administration major. He is a e metmber of D)elta Sigma P1, profes sioan houiness fraternity.