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Columbia College Player. Seats may be reserved for the Columbia College Players' presen tation of James Barrie's "What Every Woman Knows" tonight and tomorrow night at 8 p.m. Call PO 5-2491 before play time today and between 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. tomorrow. Student admission is $.75. Pep Club All members are urged to attend the Pep Club meeting Wednesday afternoon at 5 p.m. in Room 204 of Russell House. Lutheran Center All Lutheran students are urged to attend the Wednesday night meeting at the Lutheran Center on Pendleton St. at 7 p.m. * * * Westminster Fellowship Westminster Fellowship meets every Sunday and Wednesday at 6 p.m. * * * Student Senate Student Senate meets Oct. 22 at 5 p.m. in Russell House Audi toriui. * * * Young Democrats Rep. Albert Watson will address the Young Democrats Tuesday, Oct. 30, with time and place to be announced later. Citadel Prof Speaks Here (Continued from page 1) the French following World War II, the 1954 Geneva Accord creat ing the 17th Parallel as the divid ing line between North Viet Nam and South Vietnam, and the present, strong man rule of South Viet Nam by NGO Dinh Diem. ASIS Offers Foreign Jobs (Continued from page 1) tions. Jobs are available through out Europe and wages range from $175 a month for the highest pay ing positions in Germany to only room and board in Spain. The jobs are offered in conjunction with p a c k a g e arrangements costing from $150 to $799. Among other things, each applicant is provided with an album of language rec ords of the country in which he will be working, a student pass allowing the b e a r e r discounts throughout E u r o p e , complete health and accident insurance cov erage and a choice of tours rang ing from six to 24 days. Although ASIS offers complete' arrangements with a round-trip scheduled jet flight, students are free to make their own travel arrangements. ASIS expects that many students participating in college charter flights will also want summer jobs in Europe. For a complete 20-page prospec tus and a European job applica tion, contact either the Director of the Student Union, the Placement Officer, or write directly to ASIS, 22 Avenue de la Liberte, Luxem b)our~g City, Grand Duchy of Lux embourg. Enclose 20 cents for air mail reply. # BONUS FAC DRY CLEAI Suits, Dress Trousers, J LAUNDRY Shirts _ Pat, Cleanet T THE Briefs I Junior-Senior "Y" meets Wed 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 Russell House. Editor B. J. Gar rett also said today is the copy deadline for the November issue. * * * International Relations Club IRC meets this Thursday at 5 p.m. in Room 204 of Russell House. * * * International Students Club The ISC will meet Tuesday at 6 p.m. in Room 101 of Russell House. WUSC-AM WUSC-AM will meet today at 5 p.m. in Room 204 of Russell House. * * * Press Club Press Club will meet today at 1 p.m. in the Azalea-Jasmine Room of the Russell House. Roger Williams Concert Roger Williams and his company I will present a program of serious and light music at the Township Auditorium Oct. 25 at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are now on sale at the Tay lor St. Pharmacy for $2.65 and up. * * * Polymathian Society Polymathian Society will meet on Thursday, Oct. 25, at 5 p.m. in Room 101 of Russell House. Alpha Lambda Delta Alpha Lambda Delta, Freshman I Women's Honor Society, is to be installed on the Carolina campus November 14. This society is for women stu dents who earned a 5.00 GPR their freshman year. Eligible persons are invited to attend the next meeting, to be held Thursday, Oct. 25, at 5 p.m. in Room 204 of Russell House. Garnet wnd Black Sophomore pictures for the Garnet and Black are now being made in Room 206 of the Russell House. The sophomore schedule runs through Friday afternoon. * * * "Gamecock" "Gamecock" staff picture will 4 definitely be made today at 2 p.m. < THESAFEW without harmf NoDoz keeps you mentally alert with the same safe re fresher found in coffee and tea. Yet NoDoz is faster, handier, more reliable. Abso lutely not habit-forming. SPECIAL SAVINGS FOR UNI\ ULTY AND STUDEN lUNG es, etc.-- --- ackets, Skirts, etc. on ize Your Univers s and Laundryan IN HE RUSSELL HOUSE OR lERRACE: APARTMEI: NROTCI Navy Da) A review of the Naval RO'I observance of Navy Day on tl Oct. 25. The reviewing officer will be son, U. S. Navy. A native of Carson was reared and attende Virginia, and is a 1925 graduate Admiral Carson participated operations during World War II A part in the Inchon landing and commanding officer of the aircrs His duty during periods of peace shore commands. He is now Cc Sixth Naval District in Jacksonv University officials and fa luncheon in the Palmetto Room Admiral Carson at 12 o'clock. Admiral Carson will address t in Drayton Hall after the lunch( son's address will be "Naval Avii The Battalion will assemble will receive awards and pass in i The Pershing Rifles, led by ] present an exhibition of precision Sumwalt Grants Are Presented Annette Bishop, a senior at ,olumbia Cillege, and John H. [albot, Jr., a University of South jarolina junior, have been awarded '500 scholarships recently estab ished by the Columbia Kiwanis 3lub in honor of two of its edu :ator-members. The scholarships were established n honor of Dr. Robert L. Sum valt, president emeritus of the Jniversity, and Dr. R. Wright 5pears, president of Columbia Col ege, and are to be awarded an iually to students of the institu ,ions served by the two educators. The Columbia Kiwanis Club twards $2,000 in scholarships an iually. Miss Bishop, who is majoring in trt at Columbia College, won ,econd place in sculpture in a cain ns student art exhibition last ;pring, and has exhibited her work n the Trenholni Plaza Art Show md in college exhibitions through )ut the state. -Doz ALto stay alert ul stimulants Next time monotony makes you feel drowsy while driving, working or studying, do as millions do .. . perk up with safe, effective NoDoz tablets. Another line product of Grove Laboratorg's. ERSITY TS - - -16c ity Save ITS r Oct. 25 'C Battalion will highlight the ie Carolina campus Thursday, Rear Admiral Joseph M. Car- S Emmiskillen, Ireland, Admiral t( d high school in Front Royal, of the U. S. Naval Academy. w in numerous Pacific fler+ air ul ind during the Korean War took N In subsequent operations as the ft carrier "USS Valley Forge." K has included training, fleet and ti .mmander of Naval Air Bases, si ille, Florida. C ,ulty members will attend a of Russell House in honor of he Midshipmen of the Battalion D on. The topic of Admiral Car- le ition." N n Davis Field at 3 o'clock and F d4 eview at 3:30. 4( Widshipman J. W. Shirley, will rt drill. M F DADDY. "BOY'S AND COLLE 608 HARDEN STREI (5 Blocks fron Buy the I You Know 4 McGregor Van Heusen Esquire Socks English Leather Dickies P GIRI WHITE-COATED LAB-LOON Don't let this girl's costi mad scientist. She's a gi she has to prove somethi She has to prove that ever has to compete wil can do it-and win. But pete with men. In her and eventually, marry c let this situation disturb If the girl is watchal matter what her motives thing is true of a cigarett smoked -and Pall Mall Pall Mall's i is so So smooth, a so downrigh fudges Pick USC D Best Iy Debate team coaches in thi Dutheast have picked the USC am as best in the region. Jimmy Mann and John Howelli on the first-place rating for thc iiversity. The University ol Iami was second. Mann and Howells entered thf entucky Thoroughbred Invita. nal Tournament at the Univer. ty of Kentucky yesterday. The urnament will feature 12 rounds competition with the best teami the Middle West. An eastern tournament at Old ominion College (formerly Col. ge of William and Mary) al orfolk, Va., will find the USC ,baters competing with more thain teams from the East coast gion. Team members are Toni etcalf, C a r o li n e Honeycutt, rank Headley, and John Cutts. USC freshman debaters will JUNIOR GE - HI SHOP" ET (5 POINTS) a Campus) Trands 2nd Like Saxony Hall Wembley Ties Form Fitter Shoes Robert Bruce Rain Fair 11 Mall WATCL me fool you. She's not really a ri-a real, live girl. It's just that ng-to herself and to her family. she has a brain and that, if she :h men on their own terms, she she really doesn't want to com heart she wants to ahtract men ne. The girl watcher should not him, however. >le, she should be watched, no or ambitions may be. The same e. If it's smokeable, it should be is the most smokeable of all!i matural mildnes good to your tas ;o satisfying, t smokeable! ebate Te Southe6 compete Oct. 26-27 in the Novice Fo Debate Tournament at Wake N. PARKING ACRO Every Bite a 01111 Tender Delight 1/2 Fried a Chicken Gobs of Shoestring Potatoes Jug of Honey Hot Buttered Rolls "WESTERN ! Served with Salad, French Frie Rings, Hot Rolls, Buttei $1.00 and U. S. 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