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stM -cocas "I think It's time we ff)imm National Ac Holds First The USC Chapter of lIeta Alpha Psi, the National Accounting Fra terni. ity, held its f irst initiation ceremony for new members at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 11. The followming new members were initiated: ('ecil 1'. Craig, Sr., Harvey I). ('ro;.i, .1r., 11. Lawrence )ennis, W. Franke Ie)ial, Jr., M yer hucker, William It. Fulmer, Ed ward C. Jensen, Corwin M. Met calf, l(obert 1). Sapp, )avid It. Smith, Max N. Walker, and James W. Worthy. Gamma Beta Chapter of Beta Get 'mr 1A Kennedy Wi. CAROLINA Make Your DATE Let Mr. Kenn< There is still ti Phone AL 2-3777 Now! NE Ne(6 hvleS 9 New '66 C ele the ne 0 J1, c1 n out what' in HIS tank!" counting 01 Initiation C Alpha P'i w%as mnstalledlat 11S(' Mn .ay 1 1, 1965. This is their first initiation ce remony since faCultV nid stU<lent charter mm her., were initiated. Tllhe Pllpose (if Beta Alpha Psi s tP recognize good scholarship inl accoun) 1 t tIngI and ti) promote high stanIdards of ptrinaI and profes sit'nal cionduict. The Univer-sity th,jptvr is the only chapter of Beta Alpha l'sl in South Calolinm. l'an,ed events for the remain dh-r if the sife ster inclilde 1 field trip to Charlitte, where they will S Florist th COLORS OUTSTANDING - dy help you. me. Call now. 1406 Main w Chevelle Covrile idSoT ope v '6 hvoe.Ceel.CevH Boys Of l To Sing r fly TOM PIEWETT Staff Writer The Carolina Field House has phayed host to many different types of entertainers in its history but onl Nov. 2:3 at 8 P.M. it is to host a unique children's choir known as the Singing Boys of Monterrey. At 8 P.M. Sunday evening prior to their U.S.C. concert, the boys' choir will appear on the Ed Sulli van Show. Their Carolina per formance is sponsored by the Art ists Series Committee of the Stu dent Union headed by Ray Flynn. The 30 "dark-eyed choristers form South of the Border" who compose the choir, are now on their first extended tour of North America which will take then all over the United States and to sonie of the major cities in rganization eremonies visit, several CPA firms. Other Lrips planned include visits to the distIiCt (iffices of t.ie 111M Cor ipo-ation amd the Royal McBee Oprporation. and a trip to the 1l-cai CPA firm of Clarkson, Har Ie n & Gant.t. Plan.4 also include 'everal guest speak(.rs and a meet ing with the Central Chapter of lt Siuth Carolina Association of CPA's oni December 10. Our officers fo the Fall Se mester are: George Lauirey, presi lent; Michael S. Strange, vice president; Stanley W%. Applehaum, 0)Irre(SponIdinlg sk-cretary; Ma rsh11alIl T. ('opeland, iecMing st'cretary; Valt A. Christensen, treasurer; aMn Professor John S. llerin, fac Ait.% ie- r sie t Carolina Libraries Annouice Iours For Ihankstyiving ILibr1aries of the lniversity will tlos at 5 p.m. Thanksgiving Eve, renIAn closed Thanksgiving Day. and reoptn with the regular sChed tilt' mn Friday, Nov. 26. >r. George Curry, associate !dcanl Of the 1;niversity for learn imig Ie-orIVet's, said that with th m nItst'd list' of the caipus ii brary system the hours the li lbraries are clo4sed are being kept tou a minimum. Th le numberi' i of days when tht' Itliraiits are't not in servit'e will also he redut'ed ouver the ('hrist SS 396 byE( Equi Turb hos settle the el prom Turib p)owe hp). T1 Soa ostri on spneed Corvir ad Cc vete at you 'llv lonterrey 'uesday Canada. Before now, they havc only performed in a limited num her of University-sponsored con certs in some of the Southerr states. Felipe Ledesma, the director of the Monterrey Singing Boys, has had a wide range of experience a: musical director of such groups a: the Vienna Boys' Choir. Ile waf assistant to Romano Picutti, di rector of the Singing Boys o: Mexico until 1956 when he tool "Los Ninos Cantores de Monter rey" under his wing. The boys of the choir are some times considered their country'E most effective "Ambassadors o; Good Will." They were organize< in 1954 under the Rev. Fathe: Jos6 Jesus de Cortes, whose pri mary objective was to enhance tho moral and artistic education of th< underprivileged children of Mon terrey, Mexico's industrial capital The group's repertoire does no consist only of :-panish or Mexi can music, as might le expected but includes many songs from al over the world, sung in their origi nal languages, including Russian The Singing Boys of Monterre; will include in their progran works by such masters as Fran Sehubert, Claudio M onteverdi, an Benjamin Britten. A highlight o most If their concel ts is a groul of Ru1ssian peasanlt songs by th renow%ned composer, Igor Stravin sky. Their treatment of colorfu folk tones of their Mexican home land is usually cause for a stand ing ov:ition wherever they per form. They have also commis sioned original works by lead inj contemporary composers, includ ing Ernst Krenek, whose "Missa their programs often include. In anl interview, Dr. Ledesm the group's director, said that h thought American musical tast to be generally "good." "I ar quite familiar with the great mus: cal activity in the United State: including your many first-clas symphonic organizations, the e> cellent musical institutions, an the abundance of concerts, all < which speak well for the goo Ia.,tk of tLhe North American pul lie.'' Y Tells Ar For Bell Co '[he F"reshan Y will holI a pit oie Sunday', N'ov. 28, at the R. Hell (Camp. I Hus transp5Jortation will be pre Thevrolet pped with a o-Jet 396 V8, al suspension -ed stripe tires. ' cars weren't meant for Iriver who is willing to for frills. ey're engineered from .assis on up as nlo-coml ise road machines. .ndlard output of the new o-Jet 396 V8-which -s bo0th modls--is 325 his r'emarkably eflicient - plant is also available 60-hp version. much for what happens aightaways. How about s? You ride on a special 96 chassis- with flat 'ring suspension and base wheels. ~ully synchronized 3 transmission is standl 3)r you can order a 4 or P'owerglide-also 0-bucket front seats, console and full in en tat ion. md like a car you could erious over? TVhat, as see at your dlealer's, is ely how Chevrolet en -s planned it. Seriously. niet dealer's A1M1 ENTERTAINING at the Town, and 'I7e Supremes (right). Al-I) SpollmWed by the I *SC St mh11t I 1 12:30. Ticket will he- 4mn -,a at i Postal Autl Thousands It.y PAT )1 .I,NGlHA. Staff Writer If your pOst office hix numbi is U--1686, you have the last USC boc)x presently in use. - Ten to 12.000 pieces 4f first class, circular and campus mail a re(e divered thro1,u0,h the US sub station to mvmibers of the . ('a r li na comlmunity ceac d lay. In addition, the 11 empl)vees handle 23 sacks )f new:-papersi> and magazines I f-Ur tI five thopusand) and 37.5 peces f par cel post a day. dN1. lamrence, l'SC pAostiaster. a stated that over $900 in stamps - are sOl each week, and :1, to -11 ulilars worth (f moy crders are sOlcd each day. Tice daily the calipus p'St offic picks u1 and dclivers -f ficial mail to variou> U'S('d pa t menlts. rangements P. . np Picnic - vicded. All ieruickers are asked-!l - mcet ini fricut of the lius. -ell lIcOu. at 2 .tmi. 1c1 ni:ckers. w~ ibe r - trdic by S p.m1. fir e .tc-w. andi . marhmiaillows- Thlei lIce . .iirry llammeiitt wdcl hill thc ev eingij service. ITice cist I ir noni-memberili I A\ tabcle ud il be set upl ini thec Wedntii ady N,vcembe.r 22.21 .:\ I! icoe initers icc in~ act tindg may i meet! d i i\*v 22. at 1 pi mi m h toiry. ('iomniittcc chaI i nen ulc ll preI -cilt prlicTres rii tts cciil tht i ni' JIrereti e. Thei l eIihmani Yi l'han~ksiri mic projecct u ill bic ccnduil TI md.i um:c itifo thin pri c: Ld: For a Unique Try The CAMPUS DE 729 MAlb PIZZA'S Small Medium Lar< (with all the ti BREAKFAS THY OllR EGG Call AL 6-9255 On Main Streetg Across Front Opnn am- anm. Mon-Ft pot hipo Amditoriam tio ight are top ro III the programn %ill hev th, :-inigl ifis. the prigram wAill i ffe4-r cionfien, i4 ilco(p vw114- ihvi la-1. torities At I Of Letters C it(h day. (il a i 4 : f 'ild 2 :; p.m .: 1 1-' r i I t ihe 14Vi 4 ' .4 ;lll' iit'l .. l 8 i It1) 't ill 8 :8 . hy. an't 11' 11 . (' ,. f \ arr m,11d ?1!: .i . 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