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Battalion Announces Officers The battalion organization of the NROTC has been, announced by Lt. Col. R. B. Jeter, USMC, acting professor of naval science. Midshipman Commander E. W. Beardshall, Jr., is a senior in electrical engineering and is a member of Tau Beta Pi, the hon orary engineering fraternity. Beardshall won the Reserve Of ficer's award for outstanding naval aptitude. He is also a mem ber of AIEE-IRE. His home town is Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Midshipman Lt. Commander W. E. Queen, battalion executive officer, is an electrical engineer ing senior. Queen is a member of Tau Beta Pi, and ranks high in his class in academic standing. He is also chairman of the AIEE IRE. Queen holds the Academic and Aptitude award won during his sophomore and junior years in the N ROTC. Midshipman Ensign V. A. Spears, battalion supply and rec reation officer is majoring in polit ical science and belongs to Phi Kappa Sigma, social fraternity. Midshipman Ensign G. S. King, battalion public information of ficer, is majoring in mechanical engineering and is a member of Kappa Alpha, social fraternity. Midshipman CPO W. J. Moore, Jr., is battalion chief party officer, and is majoring in mechanical engineering. Midshipman Lt. H. R. Sturm, Jr. is "Bravo" company com mander. Sturm is a chemical engi neering major. He belongs to Sigma Phi Epsilon social fra ternity. Midshipman Lt. T. C. R. Legare, .11%, battalion operations officer, is a member of Pi Kappa Phi so vial fraternity and is captain of the Compass and Chart. Midshipman Ensign P. M. Tack ney, battalion adjutant is a his tory major. le belongs to Sigma P1hi Epsilon, social fraternity. Midshipman Lt. D. R. Brecken ridge is "Alpha" company com mander. Breckenridge is a me chanical engineering major. Newly Formed Club Elects Top Officers The Eastern Orthodox Fellow ship, a newvly organized religious club, will have its second meeting on Wednesday, November 4, at 7:30) p.m. It will he a social meet ing held at the Hellenic Commu ntity Center at Sumter and Cal houn Streets. There wvill be danc ing and refreshments. Officers of the newly formed club are Vasiliki Moskos, presi dent; A ngela Beleos, v-ice presi dent.; He (len Theos, corresponding secretary, and Libby Kiriakides, rcordi ing secretary. Reverend Homer Goumenis of the lloly Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of Columbia is the club's religious advisor. Miss Ruby M. Ott, p)rofessor in the foreign lan guage dlepartment, is the faculty ad(visor. All future meetings of the East ern Orthodox Fellowship will be held on the first and third Wednes day of every month. Ol 11:00 A.M. Sunday thr 11:00 A.M. Sati BAR SPARE R Served with hash & rice, c crisp cole slaw, applesauc< N< No. 2 * Member of South Carol . Member of Columbia QOs THE NROTC BATALION orgal NROTC cadets the organoization Jr., P. M. Tackniey, H. E. Sturm, are: E. W. 11eardshall, Lt. Col. R Profess Chair I In the near future professorial chairs will he endowed at Caro lina. This move is being made with hopes of retaining and at tracting outstanding professors tc Carolina. These endowments will come from the principal investment of the money which has and is be ing collected by the Chair En dowment Club which is a part of the University of South Carolina Educational Foundation. The Chair Endowment Club is composed of )ersons who subscribe to a contribution of at least $5,000 to the Educational Foundation. This is payable over a five-year period. Thus far $80,000 has been pledged. President Sumwalt will honoi the members of this club with a dinner in the faculty dining roon of Russell House tomorrow, Oc tober 31, at 6:30 p.m. E. Smyth( Gambrell, prominent Atlanta at torney, will chairman this first meeting of the club which wag organized last May. Air Scienc Three Cad Three cadlet hoards have beer1 set up in the air science depart ment to govern cadet actions. Cadlet Col. Eugene .Jones said t,hat this was the first time the boards, headed by cadet officers, have been in use at the Univer sity. The most imp)ortant hoard is the disciplinary board, headed h.v Cadet Lt. Col. Robert Roseman. The function of this board is tc make recommendations on cadle status in the corps. Its p)urpose is to review cadets on excess demerits andl infractions of the disciplinary code of the corps, and is made up of three cadhet officers: Cadet Captain R. TI Baker, Cadet Major R. A. Fasullo and Cadet Lt. Col. Roseman. The p)romotion board is headei by Cadet Lt. Col. R. E. Steadmar andc its purpose is to make recom. 'EN -11:00 P.M. ough Friday - -12:00 Noon irday -B-Q lB PLATE A $2.50 VALUE lelicious homemade sauces, ,, dills and bread. i. 1 a HI.w.y W 4-on0 P NA. ina Restaurant Association ality Restaumant Association nization has recently anmounced its n includes eight members. Standing I Jr., G. S. King, W. J. Moore, amid I B. Jeter, and W. E. Queen. ors Rec nowm At the meeting the members will prepare a proposal to present to the board of directors of the Educational Foundation at their meeting on November 21. The pro posal will be the nomination of a professor to be endowed at that time. The endowed professor will not only receive his regular salary but also a supplement for his en dowment to a chair. Many schools use this method to gain outstanding professors. This is the first attempt Carolina has made in that direction. The Educational Foundation also hopes to attain three other objectives during 1959-1960 through the $5.00 or more contributions made by members of the Alumni Asso eiation or Education Foundation. These three objectives are as follows: (1) The establishment of a Master of Business Administra tion Degree at the University by providing funds for financing this program to achieve fellowships for deserving students, research, (course material, and lectures and r? Sets Up et Boards mendations for appointment of cadets to cadet commission or non commission rank. Cadet Major .J. C. Timmerman, and Cadet Cap tain W. T. Segui are the other members of this three-man board. The selection board is headed by Cadet Lt. Col. James M. Lacy, and has been set up to recommend junior cadets for officer positions in the corps. These juniors will take over command1 from the pres ent cadet officers at the end of Ithis semester. Mr. Lacy has named Cadet Major John Kenney and Cadet Captain Malcolm Medlin as board members. A G ''.0 embers. Composed of outstanding eft 14) right are: T. C . Legare, 1. A. Spears. Seated left to right eive ents seminars by outstanding business leaders and professors. (2) Estab lishment of competitive scholar ships for outstanding students. (3) The I purchase of books for the liirarI.y. rhe '(uatioial Foundation points out the ned for its exist ance hy the "tidal wave" of in creasing enrollment in our Amer ican schools and colleges. This in crease will create a problem of na tiolnl (me1rgency in education. Even now%' the trend is physically apparent. This uIrgency is the problem of maintatining quality in education (uality of faculty, quality of phy sienl teaching facilities, and qual iLy of the student body-in the face of these expected enrollments. To solve the many problems w%hich will he presented by rising enrollmenits inl the immediate years hed, suibstantially larger sums of money will be necessary to operate v edaionll1 planlts., Hillel Elects New Officers For Semester A recet organization meeting of the' llille'l Foundation resulted in e'lectionl of officers for the fall IIarvey Yaschik has been elected presidfent, lHarhara Siegel, vice prteside'nt, Selb)y Taporek, secre retary; Barry Goldstein, treas loet; and( .Jane Rubin, reporter. Plans for an executive meeting and1( patty to be' held the first weeke'nd in November were made at the sa me time. Hillel Founda ti is the religious organization for Je(wish students on campus. 'MUST" for 3'ollege Formal.. . "VY" STYLE TUXEDO College males from PRINCETON to UCLA are hn favor of the hrim; ailm lInes of the IVY styled tux with Its natural shoulders, slender lapel., flap pockets center vent, unpleated troisersm. '45 MOD FORMAL WEAR FOR MEN Narden St. Phonme AL 5-4461 IVISIon Announces Scfiedule Several placement interview have been scheduled for the wee] of November 2 through Novembe 6 by the placement bureau. The Naval Air Developmen Center will be in the School o Engineering to interview seniors i electrical and mechanical engineer ing Monday, November 2. Mutual Benefit Life Insuranc Company is scheduled to interviei seniors on November 2 in th School of Business Administratio, in accounting, banking and fi niance, business economics, market ing, education, physical educatior and psychology. Monday, November 2 On the above date W. T. Gran anI Company will be in the Schoc Business Administration to inter view seniors in business economic management, and marketing. The Trane Company, which ha also scheduled interviews on No vember 2, will interview seniors ii the School of Engineering in chem ical, civil, electrical, and meebani enl engineering. Still another business schedulinj interviews on November 2, the Of fice of Staff Management of th U. S. General Accounting Offic will be in the School of Busines Administration to interview senior in accounting. Wedneday, November 4 On November 4, the Office o Staff Management of the U. S General Accounting Office wil continue interviewing in the Schoo of Business Administration, whil< the Union Bag-Camp Paper Cor poration will be in the School o Engineering from 9 a.m. througl p.m. to interview chemical, civil electrical, and mechanical engi neers. The corporation will be ih the School of Business Adminis tration from 2 p.m. through I p.m. to interview accountants. Thursday, Novenber 5 On November 5, the Tennesse< Valley A uthority will be in th< School of Engineering to interviev seniors in civil, electrical, and me chanical engineeling; and Wool worth's Department Store will b< in the School of Business Admin istration to interview seniors i education, mathematics, public ad ministration, accounting, bankinj and finance, business economics management,.marketing, and secre tarial science. Friday, November 6 U. S. Forest Service will be ii the School of Engineering to in terview~ civil engineers Novembe 6. On that same dlay Crawford an Company will be in the School o Business Administration to inter viewv seniors in education, account ing, banking and finance, busines economics, management, and mar' keting. A CROSS 48. To be (Latin: - 49. Queen 1. Talk about your Elizabet.h I victory 5. Perches in curche. 9. Clair de la's DOWN last name 10. -. - -Koolia 1. Ta very hot the hlat kind to 2. Second man smoke S. Girl from L,. 11. Swedish gals 4. Its shifty in name sports car 12. An arb,or 6. One man's gradluatei caressing han 13. Goofy Is anothet's .. Mortimer 6. lia ale I15. French lady (anagram) saint (ab,br..) 71. Play obvious 16. ..-. Aviv not by Somei 17. Competitive Maugham k1nd of woman 8. A bum one 19. Eric is a lit tle mIslead. you short 14. Clasical dun 233. Motors, wave. gal and lion, do It 18. Good p lace. 21. King of for doll. Norway 21. Either'sbrotI 25. It's common to 22. Tennia ukuni airports Ing mound. 27. Walk with a romantIc roll 23. Fish, not he4 29. Rlapa backward loving apousm :14. Gral - 24. Crook, who (German ship) could be soft :12. Almost a Veep touches 33. Discernting 26. ThIs is madn 35. 2dProhep214. Meet up, in 36., 39. What make. rain Kools ao 81. HIand holder enjoyable? 84. A type of 111 41. Not the kind of 36. Fashion town for a race 87. What the track British call 4SI. Speak highly of - cigaret te but 44. D)ent al degree 88. Tree house 45. Act like an 40. Fellow who onion could probat 46. Lait tle America use a K(ool 47. Trhis suli is 42. .-.Ou (Ca the moat a scanty lvi YO U OFK ICanspua "Gamecock" Meeting There will be a meeting of "The Gamecock" staff at 2 p.m. today in room 208, it has been announced. All members are requested to at tend. r * , * Preo" Club Luncheon t The Press Club will hold its reg ular weekly luncheon meeting to 3 day at 1 p.m. in the Azalea Room of Russell Housa A party will be discussed at that time. 0 * * * WUSC-AM Meeting There will he a regular meeting - of WUSC-AM radio staff today at 5 p.m., room 202, Russell House. *. * * . - Phi Sigma Alpha t Gamma. Chi chapter of Phi Sigma Alpha political science honorary fraternity will hold its regular fall semester initiation of new members today. It will be held - in the Euphradian Hall at 4 p.m., program committee e h a i r n a n Barry Goldstein has announced. * * * "Y" Luncheons Freshman "Y" luncheon will be 'held Thursday, sophomores on Monday and junior and senior luncheon on Wednesday. All luncheons will be at 1 p.m. in Russell House assembly room. * * * Blood Bank The Red Cross Blood Bank will be in Russell House assembly room from 2-8 p.m., Monday, November 2. SHIRTS LO WITH "SLEEPI FITS WELL! STORES 1 LOOK .100 Use. the Loeati4 One Day Service SUR -nCmba LAUN ROS$WORD 1 2 3 4 5 6 9 10 11 12 13 14 1s 16 17 18 d - 19 20 y 25 26 29 30 31 33 34 icr 36 37 38 41 44 45 PUS 47 48 he * When~ your thro; . yu it's tirne -For;a you need ar_eea chaing NJEED THE. DL Briefs Students are asked to partici pate. * * * C. R. C. Supper There will be a Carolina Re ligious Council supper in Rusnll House new dining room at 6 p.m., Monday, it has been announced. * * * Univeraily Players The University Players -will meet at 7 p.m. on Thursday, N4 5. it has been announced. 1Is84ell louse Movie There .yill be two movies in Russell Iouse assembly room, Thursday at 3 p.m. "Helen of Troy" and "Pikers Peak," )oth in color, will he shown. 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