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MASS CONFUSION is picture< bered spaces on IBM cards to cast ti to the chaos. Free & By SUSAN LINDAU Copy Editor Entertainment - s o n g s, folk dances, skits - from around the world - will be presented in the variety show of the first Inter national Day at USC on April 18. The show which represents na tions from Iran and Iraq to THE CANDV * T,ft I Oxford Montegc Stripes are in and you're th University doubleheader by h. traditionally styled with 3-I hooked vent, flapped pocketsa out handkerchief to match li slacks with authentic belt I0< to match jacket. A winningc one' Jacket in a choice of cc cAMwBt,I -Ga i above as students in the Rusell Ii keir votes in Friday's elections. A shorin how Spor Germany and Austria is the high light of the International Day sponsored by the International Students Club. Trhe assembly room at Russell House will be the scene of the variety show which begins at 8 P.M. Arabian folk dances, sing along songs from Germany and OF THE SOUT1 THE GIFT OF GOOD TASTE BOX BOUNTIFUt $2.00 PER LP You're invited to use our exclusive "GAMECOCK" CHARGE ACCOUNT Weave Blazer e kingpin in this lightweight i. s! Blazer striped jacket is >utton front, lapped seams, nd breast pocket with a pull ining. Contrasting Post-Grad ps has a blazer-striped belt ombination if there ever was lorful stripes 35.00 ES$HOPPE necock Stall Photo by Robertson muse Auditorium blacked in nun ge of electrographic peicils added isored costumes from Austria will be part of the show. Following the show a mixer will he held in the Confederate Room which will provide an opportunity for the foreign students and mem bers of the audience to meet and converse. Refreshments w i 1 be served. A display of posters of foreign countries, jewelry, (olls, costumes and flags can he seen at Russell House. The items in the exhibit belong t the foreign students at Carolina. No admission will be charged for the variety show. Gam ecoclk Classified Rates for Carolina stu.-dents are three cents per word, with a mini mum of five words. T. place your message on this page, bring your advertisement to Room 208, Russell House between the hours of 12 noon and 1 p.m. on Monday, Tues ,ay or Wednesday. To facilitate the procedure, payment must be made when the ad is submitted FOR SAIE Baritone Ukelele. Like New. $17.00 Fluorescent Desk Lamp $ 5.00 on ma0n Richland Mall Only A departure ...in the direction of gentic Edwardian innocence. The blue (denimi chambray, sleeveless and pure of line, keeps it from cloying. The rows and rows of lace and tucking conceal its buttons . . .r'veal an unsuspected facet in the VILLAGERE collector. '[here is a matching sash. Sizes 6 to 16. Law Sc Advocal By HARRIET HOLLAND Asistant Managing Editor A Carolina s t u d e n t has an nounced his candidacy for the S. C. House of Representatives CaNpus Briefs Drana Society The Drama Society will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 7:30 P.M. in Russell House. Check at Information Desk for the correct room number. Wemininster Presbyterians and all other in terested students are invited to Westminster Fellowship for pro grams and supper meetings each Sunday and Wednesday at 6 P.M. Sunday morning coffee hour will be held at 9 A.M. with transporta tion to church services provided. "Y" Luncheon Junior-Senior "Y" Lu n c h e o n meets at 1 P.M. every Wednesday in the Spanish Dining Room of South Dormitory. All students are urged to attend. B. S. U. It. S. U. luncheons will be held at South Dorm in the private din ing room at 1 P.M. Tuesday. Ves per services will be held Wednes lay night at 6:30 in the B. S. U. Center. Spanish Tutoring Sigma Delta Pi and Phi Epsilon Pi offer free tutoring session for Spanish 11 and 12 students Thurs day night from 7 to 9 o'clock at the Phi Ep fraternity house on Blossom Street. Wesley Sunday services will be held at Wesley Foundation at 10:15 A.M. followed by Study Classes. Vespers and a foruni will be held that eve ning at 6:30. The service of Holy Communion is at 6:15 P.M. every Wednesday. * * * Newman Club Newman Club is having a picnic for St. Euphrasia's Home for Girls Sunday and cars will leave the Center at 12 noon. All members to take part in this annual affair for which there will be wonderful food and a program. The r-egular meeting rally will be at Room 101 Russell House, 7 P.M. Wednesday. * * * Art Exhibit Edmund Yaghjian, head of the fine Art De par-tm ent has an nounced the date May 4, 1964, 8 P.M. for the annual ar-t auction. Place will he announced. It is Not Too Late To Jjin The BOARD PLAN $61.80 As From April 18th To End of Semester "Sendrung 'Stiademta Sines' 1926 . nior Te. :es Edu rom Lexington County. al Carl Grant, a senior in the n [JSC Law School, expressed a ti teen interest In upgrading educa- ti ion. In an interview Wednesday, t4 2rant said that he would encour- P ti s4 n 8' y p y s t k e S f CARL GRANT Sims, South Vote Heads Women residents of Sims and )outh dormitories have c h o s e n their leaders for the coming two semesters. Rachael J o h na st o n and Ellen Horton are president and vice president. respectively, of Sims, Faith Murray and Paula Gruen burg are the new executive offi ,crs of South. The new officers will serve as chairmen of the Sims and South omnimittees, serve on the Women's Judiciary Council and Standards committee. They assist the house mothers, conduct dorm meetings, and are generally responsible for all the residents and projects that come up during the year. Senate (Continued from page 1) facts to be just, and after admit ting that the elections committee had "a moral obligation to have the polls open," remarked that "allowing students to re-vote would be unfair." In contrast, Sen. Larry Cline stated that to "re-open the polls to those not allowed to vote would be no more unfair than to have it the way it is." Senators declined to recall Sen. Wrigley's bill which would have put the problem up before the Sen ate for a definite decision. Proceeding into other business, the representatives of the Caro lina Community were stopped by a call for a quorum or a count to determine whether the necessary number wvas present to carry on business legally. Because a number of senators had left during the meeting, a quorum was not present and President Wilson declared the assemblage adjourned. Among other bills, Sen. Wrig ley's motion which will clarify the e'ntire question of discrepancies and re-voting will be reported out of legislative committee next week when Carolina's Senators meet at 5 p.m. in the Russell House as sembly room. Travei Don't take those winter in our Cold Storage ve $4.95 plus usual cleani stuff in a large box. I too, for other woolens until fall. LA UND RY MAIN A ACROSS FROM TMIl [Is Cand ation U re industrial expansion, but was o :t in favor of an increase in 14 mes. His approach to the mone- v iry problems is to "work on the v tx base (the amount of taxable d roperty within thecounty) rather ian the tax rate. Grant received a B.S. degree in :ience and math from East Ten- y assee State College in 1949. After 11 rving two years with the armed s >rces, he taught school for five ears and did a year's graduate f ork in education at USC. Father of three children - ages 3, 11, and 9, Grant has taught j Igebra, vocabulary, English, and i ,. S. History at the S. C. Op- 1 ortunity School. In the past nine ears he has also taken part in ports programs in high schools f broughout the state. He is a c artified official in football, bas etball, and baseball. "Naturally being a school teach- . r and associated with education or the past ten years, I'd be ( iterested in upgrading education r Service Rt THE ANNUAL ATO COMUNIW sented this year to Sigma Phi Epsil of services rendered in projects and included a Christmas party for ui book drive for S. C. prison librarie books were collected, participation i IFC blood drive, Easter Egg hunt I Aurora Club for the Blind, selling Easter Seal drive and Spanish Rern4 D)ana McC'lendoun, president of ATO ren Hilton, as President Jones look Pep Club Cho Reorganizes Members of the Pep Club elected afficers at the last mneet>ing, held fo- the purpose of reorganization. Newv officers include: Paul Bar buer, p)re.tident; Jennie Sweatman, first vice p)residlent, in charge of publicity; Allen (Goud, second vice president, projects; Fayrell Furr, tirdi vice president, coordinating; Mike Kibler, treasurer; Nancy Gottlieb), corresponding secretary; and Corky McCorkle, recording secretary. Retiring officers are E. V. Kim Serving The Gamecocks in Their Own Bacyard Light! clothes homel Leave them ault for the summer. Just ng charge for all you can -longing storage available, and furs. Nothing to pay & CLEANERS .T BlOSSOM i MEN'S DOReMITORIES lidacy; pgrade nt the elementary and secondary ,vels so that our own students rithin the state can compete fa orably with out - of - state stu ents," stated Grant. "I hesitate to o along with the idea of limiting ut - of - state enrollment, because ou can't isolate a state. The so ition seems to be to prepare our tate so the students can compete n an equal basis with students rom other states." "One reason for drop - outs in unior high and high schools is ladequate preparation in the >wer grades," continued Grant. "I eel we should accent providing or stay-ins in addition to re ruiting drop-outs." In addition to being a member f Phi Alpha Delta legal fratern ty, he is a member of the Junior shamber of Commerce and Opti aist Club. cognized Gamecock Stall Photo by Bridge ITY SERtVICE AWARlD wa,4 pre ml. PIlsict4 fraterni% on1 tell basil. I activities dtariig tie %ear. Them. iderprivileged chaildreno, Aix-%eeks s (in which approximatel- 3,01 i the molher'. march for caier, or orphans. selliing of ticket. for raffle tickets for Mermieta Club. dial Class condunctedi once1eekly i. p)resen'tinmg the. awaLrd to Wamr 9ses Officers; '64 Program bel, preside(nt; Hoh Craine, vice president; Pam Abde, secretary; and Sara Elliot, treasurer. TIhere will be a Pep (lulb meet ing at t; p.m1. W~edniesday in Room 101, Russell flouse. Thereit is an e'xecuttive meeting at 5:45 in the same room for all newvly elected officers. D)eadlinme for enitries for the third issuet of the Crucible is Mayv 1.Art, poetry, and1( prose will he' cons1idered( for publlicat ioni in the May 13 isue StudentsI inlterestedl in working on1 thle Crucible' durinIg the fall s4emes4'ter are' urged to) attend the staff m1eeting on Ap)ril 28 at 1 Check Our Font a in Specials 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. EACH DAY Giant Shake .....19e Hamburger ........1 9c Large Coke......... 9c Ice Cream Soda ....1 9c Hot Chocolate...... 9c CAMPBELL'S CORNELL PHARMACY