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Dr. Eugene C. Woodward, left, use of a new 120,000 pouid capac Wall. '7he machine is part of the m eterinic meelaiiiral properties of Activity Cards At Info Desk Seniors are reminded that ac tivity cards for the 1963 "Garnet and Black" may he picked up at Russell House Information Desk on first floor. These cards must be turned in to the "Garnet and Black" by October 20. Freshman pictures are being made on second floor, Russell House, today through Wednesday, t October 10. Sophomore pictures will be made October 11-17, and t iumnior pictures will be made October 18-26. All will be made from 9-11 a.m. Tuesday and Wed nesday and 1-5:30 p.m. Monday Friday. DIRECTORIES Tie University's 1962-63 di rectory of offices, telephones, facuthy, staff, organizations and students is now available, just three weeks after the close of registration. Directories already have been delivered to student rooins which have telephones, to managers and cotunselors in other residence halls, and administrative offices. Others who need or want a dIi reetory may obtain one at Russell Hlouse Information Desk. 1)E].ETE fronm your directory thme.se numbers listed erroneouslyI tunder "Wonmen, Deani of" Seconud Floor 3221 * Third Floor .....3222* Theu correct number for the Dean of Womnen is the one that appears iuder the first listing, 765-4174. Citadel Man Will Address Clariosophics D)r. Frank D)urham, professor of English at The Citadel, will speak to the Clariosophie Literary So (cty Tuesday, October 16 at 7 p.m. on "Vietnam and American Interests in the Far East." A native Columbian, graduate of1 the University and former dIi rector of the Columbia Town Theatre, Dr. Durham is a widely acclaimed lecturer, author and teacher. lIe has; taught literature at Clemson, the College of Charles to,n, the Medical College, the Uni versity and The Citadel, as a full profecssor since 1960. The public is invited to join the Society for Dr. Dturham's address at C'lariosophic Hall, third floor Legare College.. O: w Testing Machij lend of the Departimnet of Meelhani ity electronagnetic niversal Testing w equipment inl thle mechn4111ical enlgi rnetals aud nounmetallie. (USC Ph( Campu Pep Club All members are urged to attend t meeting of the Pep Club Wednes lay afternoon at 5 in Room 20.1 f Russell House. Student Senlate Student Senate meets October 15 it 5 p.m. in Russell House Audi orium. Young Denwrats Rep. Albert Watson's address to he USC YD's has been rescheduled or Tuesday, October 30. Exact ime and place will be announced ater. Press Club Floyd Spenee, Republican candi late for the House of Representa. ives, will he speaker at Press Club Oday at 1 p.m. in the Azalea asmine Room of Russell House. * * * Junior-Senior "Y" meets Wed A SHIRT OXFOR]] British inspired, all-. Arrow's "Gordon Dove button-down collar is a shaping and fit. Tailorea front, plaited back inc American trimly tailo: feel really comfortabl keeps it the KIFORDONIAN I iw presents a shirt with an Oxf Dover Club." Smooth softly roll placket front looks good all da: Oxford cloth, in white and soli labeled for lasti FIVE POINTS ME 718 Sraf.uda A le cal Engineering at USC explains the Machine to graduate student Donald neering laboratories and is used to to - McGrail.) nesday at 1 p.m. in Russell House Auditorium. Freshman "Y" meets Monday and Sophomore, Thursday. * * * Crucible The Crucible staff will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. in Room 209 of R1ussell House. * * * International Relations Club IRC meets this Thursday at 5 p.m. in Room 20.1 of the Russell House. IsC The International Students Club will meet Tuesday at 6 p.m. in Room 101 of Russell House. * * * Westminster Fellowship Westminster Fellowship meets Sunday and Wednesday at 6 p.m. ** * WUSC AM WUSC-AM will meet today at 5 p.m. in Room 204 of Russell H1 ou1se. WITH AN 'ACCENT American admired .. . er Club." Medium-point, oftly rolled for unstilted I with traditional placket ool cotton Oxford. All ed to look clean-cut, to e.. "Sanforized" labeled it way. $5.00. OWa ED) 1851 NSPIRATION >rd accent..,.the "Gordon ed, button-down collar 7. Comfortable soft cotton ii colors. "Sanforized" ng fit. *5.00 N'S SHOP raternity ' ite -hool Day es as afternoon. try Blue Key will also tap new Ur members at the Miss Garnet and 4 Black contest, to be held October eas 23 in Drayton Hall. Dr Other officers are Roy Lucas, mu president; Mike Brown, vice presi- ne dent; Howard Hellams, correspond- res ing secretary; and Eddie Brown, recording secretary-treasurer. Newman Club Newman Club will meet every Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Room 204 of Russell House. Sign of Quality! OU CAN BE SURE OF SUNSHINE'S SERVICEI y service (by request) perfection 1e ing Iry lit card - Across the Street ten's Dormitories &CLEANERS All Mall] L WATCH] >N-TWIRI.lNG H-STEPPER an ideal choice for Campus Type First, she is a fairly common spe e is casy to identify. itching beginner should concentrate >w and Cardinal before moving on s, the girl watching beginner should on and identification of types~ such before progressing to rarer (and usu identify) types. the mastery of fundamentals is the success. T[his mastery of fundamen ant in the art of cigarette making. see what we mean! natural mildness > good to your tast< ,so satisfying, ~ht smokeable! Blue Key Fi Has High S( Blue Key High School Day is planned for Saturday, November 3, according to Spencer Moorer, High School Day Chairman. Students from h i g h schools throughout the state will be invited to come to the University in groups, where they will be taken on guided tours of the campus, hear addresses by USC President Thomas F. Jones and Osce Self, student body president. The high school students will have special seats at the Home. coming game with Virginia that " One-hour or one-da " Shirts laundered to " Thrifty Scotch Bund " Gold Seal dry cleai " Coin-operated laun " Apply now for crec Main at Blossom From the New A LAUNDRY P GIR1 BAT( HIG The High-Stepper is #1 for two reasons. cies--and second, sh Just as the bird-wa on the Robin, Sparri to more exotic speci< master the observati as the High-Stepper ally more difficult tc As in all fine arts, key to girl watching tals is just as inmpor Taste Pall Mall and Pall Malli 1S S( So smooth so downrir 'EAKER PAINTS ... (Continued from page 1) nts of Soviet aid. Dr. Hosmer cribed Communist military and nomic assistance to Indonesia being the greatest to any coun in the world, including the ited Arab Republic or Cuba. 'We cannot expect a quick or y solution in Southeast Asia," Hosmer concluded, "and we st be willing to expand the -essary long-term energy and ources to ensure the defeat of PARKING ACI Every Bite a Tender Delight %/ Fried Chicken Gobs of Shoestring Potatoes Jug of Honey Hot Buttered Rolls "WESTERN Served with Salad, French F Rings, Hot Rolls, Bul $1.00 an U. S. CHOl4 $1.50 up CAFETERIA SPECIAL FRIED CHICKEN 0 Rice 0 Choice of One Vegetabl THIS WEEK' - FRIED CHICKEN, 2 VEGETABLE! HOT ROLL, BUTTER, COFFEE LANIER'S R [Parking Convenien 1513 SUMTER ST. ?resent ER'S GU 1M the Communist challenge and keep Southeast Asia within the free world." The lecture was the first in a series dealing with "Crisis Areas in United States Foreign Policy" sponsored by the Department of International Studies of the Uni versity. The next lecture will be by Dr. Kenneth W. Thompson, vice president of the Rockefeller Foun dation, who will speak November 13 on "The Moral Choice in For eign Policy." OSS STREET e . STEAKS" ried Potatoes, Fried Onion ter, Coffee or Teo d $1.25 E STEAKS to $3.25 THIS WEEK 5 P.M. 'til 8 P.rd. 45C S SPECIAL or TEA 7 C ESTAURANT s Across Street PHONE AL 2-7683 S ~AQ IDE A'