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Federal Told, Op] National test dates for the F eral Service Entrance Examii tion for 1964-65 have been nounced. Carolina seniors interested entering service with the fede government may obtain inforr tion at the Placement Office Lieber College, or in Room 240 the Columbia Post Office. The test dates are as follox Oct. 17, and Nov. 21, 1964, x Jan. 16, Feb. 20, March 20, Al 17, and May 15, 1965. Persons who qualify are c, sidered for a wide variety of reer fields in various fede agencies and geographical lo tions. Over 200 kinds of positi( are filled through this one exai nation. Last year, federal agencies im more than 8.000 appointme HERE a AROUN Frosh Party There'll he a party at the B.S Center on Stpteniher 2( for f r e s h m1 e n. TranspoItation I bus) will he provided to the fr m11an footlball game. * 0 0 WTSC Old m e m be r s of the WV radio staff who wish to retni work this year are asked to i on Friday at 5 p.m. in Rius: House, Room 207. Any Freshn or undergraduate who wouhl i to work with 't' SC should a omie to t' Ieting. 0 0 0 I'hi Signia Alpha MIembors of Phi Sig,ma Ai (political science hon1o, tIatk ity ) are asked to please suh name,11C callipus address and ph to Phi Sigma Alpha, in care 1ary Beatty, l'olitical Science partment, lirper College. Also dicate whether or not you h paid your nemlership fee and dues. The first Ieting will hil) Wedneslav, Septeml er 2: p.m1. in IIarper inless otleru announced. * . e Tr roll G len n, District Attoari in this istrict, will speak at Vi ley Found :ion, 728 Pikens, the meaning of the C'ivil R,.g Act of 196;4 from 4;8 p.m. Sum evemng. Daddy 5-POINTS Come To The D. J. SHOP For A Complete Selection of FINE TRAD ITIONAL MEN'S WEAR 4 Blocks East of Camnpus Service Exe portunities I ed- from this one examination to ca- t ia- reer positions located in Wash- a in- ington, D. C. and throughout the t United States. A limited number v in of overseas positions will also be u ral filled from this examination. :a This examination offers young in people opportunities to work on ol programs of national and inter- J national importance which chal vs: lenge the imagination; to he nd trained for positions of responsi iril bility and leadership; to earn at tractive salaries with r e g u l a r n- raises and advancement based on ea- merit; to gain professional recog- h ral nition in their chosen field; and s ea- to participate in a modern em mS ployee benefits program fully com i- parable with progressive -industry. College students in graduate d s.chool or in their senior year of a N ni 4-year college course and who pass 1 F nd THERE IN D CAMPUS B.S.U. .1. There will he a luncheon n a!! Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the private by dining room at South dorm. This h- week's speaker will he Emily irown, assistant director. Vesper, is Wednesday nights at the centel at 0:30 p.m11. Woody llammett will S lead the program this week, an f t.ere'll be a party in honor of the * freshmen after Vespers. IA!t aid FouamI The chief of campus police ha' Several it -ms in his office tha . nleed to be claimed. To claim ai ite11, owners mu1ist present propv I h scription a n d identification Held Idh b tlhe police are two wallet 1i tne 11ar1ke I "Smith Patterson" m :h other "Ralph I.efeture, Jr.' Also in the police offices ar STeverl articles Of clothing an' i aVold wrist watch. /or! I ov h t lay Thi: The n Put ting toget her thousands of measur Scientists designed this 'typical' heal help provide better protective equipn flyIng peCrsonnell. But theC young men working on this pr average. As Air Force officers, t hey are tiat requires a high de'gree of technro The fact is, most Air Force jobs today< special/ed know-how. And they giv tm Dates 1,xplained lis examination, can be offered n appointment to a position in ie federal career service which 'ill become effective upon grad ation. Dorm Women Elect Heads Vor Semester The W o m e n 's residence halls ave recently elected officers to .rve during the fall semester. Those elected are as follows: IcCLINTOCK Iresident-Susan Jo Vaughn 'ice-President-Anita Chapman 'IVOLI President-Mahalia K. Brown 'ice-President--Darlene Dicherson I MS Oresident--Racheal Johnson f4 ice-President-Ellen Horton q VADE IIAMPTON tl 'resident-Katherine Kleenick 'ice-President--S.lvia Croxton tl OUTH n Iresident-Faith Murray 1; ice- President- Paula Gruenberv A T d. Plans For (Continued from page 1) 0 ,hich to build new classroom s< uildings. s< Also on the drawing boards is e a "skyscraper" chemistry-phys ics building, to be located in the T p r e s e n t Engineering School S( parking lot. The resulting re- tI location of the departments of chemistry and physics will free y, classroom space in LeConte and ei Sloan Colleges, where English a and foreign Language classes may meet. The parking and traffic head- i ches created by the new construe- tl on will he felt b.y USC studentsn ni tarting September 20. Beginning it hat day, Bull Street will be closedl traffic from South Dormitory B Blossom Street to allow for ir nstruction of the new women'slf< ori. This means that University Ir errace occupants will have to si ark on the upper level of Devine d treet, near the Russell House. T .. the average mal ien studying him ari ~ments, Air Force dertake vital mission 1. Its purpose? To For instance, an Air ent for Air Force the complex field of engaged in bioenviroi >jec.t are far from be studying the techr working in a field How many other pro ogic:al insight. important work to dc :all for adIvanced, You can get started U.S. Air Force enrol Pep Rally GAME [ Maryland Thursday, Georgia Friday, 0 Nebraska Thursday Florida Thursday North Carolina Thursday N. C. State Thursday Homecoming Parade (tentative) Friday, N The Citadel Friday, N Wake Forest Friday, N Clemson Thursday, (Shirtail Pep I Admission T For Law Scht Law school candidates will have >ur opportunities to .take the re Liired Law School Admission Test us year. The test will be given at more ian 100 centers throughout the ation on Nov. 14, 1964, and Feb. 3, April 10, and July 17, 1965. dministered by the Educational esting Service, it was taken last 3ar by more than 35,000 candi ites whose scores were sent to ier 100 law schools. ETS advises candidates to make parate application to each law hool of their choice, and to as ,rtain from each whether it re ires the Law School Admission est. Since many law schools !lect their freshman classes in ie spring preceding entranec indidates for admission to next mar's classes are advis-d to take ther the November or the Feb iary test. The morning session of the Law -hool Admission Test measures ic ability to use language and to iink logically, while the after >on session includes writing abil y and general background. Sample questions, registration formation, a n d registration >rms are included in a Bulletin of iformation. It should be obtained x weeks in advance of a testing ite from Law School Admission est, Box 944, Educational Test II' s of great responsibility. Force scientist may be exploring aerodynamics. Another may be imental engineering. A third may ology of nuclear weapons. fessions give a young man such right from the start? >n an Air Force officer career by ing in Air Force ROTC. For infor n, see the Profaeso of Ar SeC snce. Schedule ATE TIME Sept. 24 7 p.m. ct. 2 7 p.m. Oct. 8 7 p.m. Oct. 15 7 p.m. Oct. 22 6 p.m. Oct. 29 7 p.m. ov. 6 3 p.m. ov. 6 7 p.m. (Homecoming) ov. 13 7 p.m. Nov. 19 Parade & tally) 6 p.m. Iest Dates Set ol Candidates ng Service, Princeton, N. J. 08540. Registration forms must reach ETS two weeks before the desired test administration date. Clothes4 In Country Casua sport jackets . . . look for a man's kind of ating comfort. The spor shown here, is in soft wool. Natural shoulder throat latch. In herri glens, and overplaids. You ae cor invited.to..t Youarecod 10:00iA.M to 5:i Usour pexcln "Mister raisdG 1000Arge to 5 Us oreMl AFROTC Contains USC's Air Force ROTC pro gram has a record enrollment of 865 men, according to Lt. Col. C. M. Smith, Jr., professor of Air Science. The corps is composed of 47 seniors, 66 juniors, 214 sopho mores, and 538 freshmen. Serving as commander of the corps of cadets is William A. B. Addison. Other principal officers of the wing are Cadet Lt. Col. Michael C. McCarthy, deputy wing commander; Cadet Lt. Col. Joseph R. Bailey, inspector; and Cadet L. Col. Richard D. Hale, person nel officer. Also, Cadet Lt. Col. James P. Schneider, adm-inistrative officer; Cadet Lt. Col. Thelbert J. Collins, materiel officer; and Cadet Lt. Col. John M. Brown, operations officer. Group I of the cadet corps is commanded by Lt. Col. Douglas M. CAMPUS '64 )n the go . . . on the campus . . . or S s4 invigor t jacket, 0 Shetland ed with rgbones, 39.95 \A - in IC These softne shoulc wear. for fa| Cardis V-neci ally end ation New pparelOxford stripes by Mk ssCreightor k 1 st floor er 1 8th Our oxfo, 00 P.M.of Oxford accents. live tradition. imecock" pleat, ar ant Navy, car iWRIWIMI SH( Program 865 Men Senter and Group II's commander is Cadet Lt. Col. Robert Walker. The drill team's commander is Cadet Major Daniel B. Lockman, Jr. Cadet Major Lloyd R. Lewif commands the band. Garnet and Black Lists Schedule Class portraits for the 193r Ganet and Black are being taken i through Sept. 23 for all seniors. law students, and graduates. The pictures will be made in Room 209, Russell House, Mon (lays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Pictures will also be made on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 12 0011 and from 2 p.m. to 5 p.n. Freshman pictures will be taken Sept. 2.1 through Oct. 2. Schedule: for sophomore and junior pictu' es will be announced at a later (hae. ithe job. Ito 'GN 00 2ters from England imbswool or Shetland handsome sweaters combine is and exceptional durability. fashioned with smart saddle er, they are ideal for al-round In all the most wanted colors I. ans............ 18.95 to 19.95 pullovers ..........14.95 s ripibodcrscor dBhts byw ciholanbch d hanger loop, naturally. nel or copper stripes ....5.95