Thursday, September 21, 1933. THE SALEMlte Page Three. MR. HIGGINS SIGNS CHEMIST’S CODE (continued FIIOM PAOE „NE) be revealed to any other member. It is contemplated thatthe Indui try may, from time to time, submit supplemental provisions to this Code, and such supplemental provisions shall become effective as therein pro vided after their approval by the Pres- dent of the United States. VIII. Supplemental Provisions—B If any employer in the Industry is also an employer in any other Indus try, the provisions of this Code shall apply to and affect only that part of the business of such employer which is included in the consulting chemists and chemical engineers industry. IX. Supplemental Provisions—c The members of the Industry shall' be bound by the Code of Ethics Interpretations of the Associatio set forth in the pamphlet, pp. incl. hereunto attached and hereby made part of this Code. X. Effective Date and Duration (a) This Code shall become effec tive the second Monday after its ap proval by the President of the United States, and shall remain in effect un til the expiration or repeal of Title I of the National Recovery Act, unless sooner cancelled as provided in para graph (b). (b) This Code and all the provis ions hereof are expressly made sub ject to the right of the President, ir accordance with the provisions oi Clause 10 (b) of the National Indus trial Recoyerv Act, from time to time, tocancel or modify any order,approv al, license, rule or regulation issued under Title I of said Act. NEW CONTRIBUTOR TO PAPER It will be of interest to the reader! of this paper that Mr. Dick Pfohl if running a series of articles for th( Salemite. The first, entitled “Th Wachovia Museum”, is in this issue Descriptions of articles found in thf museum will be found in issues tc follow. New and old girls are urgec to go through this interesting building which is a definite part of Salem. SALEM GIRLS MAKE DEBUT Several girls who are now students at Salem will be presented at the De butante Ball and Festivities which will be held in Kaleigh this Friday and Saturday. Those attending are Mildred Hanes of Pine Hall, Jane Worthington of Kinston, Babbie Way of Waynesville, Lucy James of Green ville, Rebecca Harrison of William- ston, Elizabeth Hubbard of Clint Frances Hill Norris of Raleigh, Eli beth Gray of Winston-Salem, Miriam ?Iouston of Monroe, and Edith Mak peace of Sanford. The ball will be led by Sadie Root, a former Academy student. BE SURE TO TRADE WITH OUR ADVERTISERS DR. ANDERSON SPEAKS TO FACULTY Last Saturday afternoon, Dr. Wins low S. Anderson, Dean of Rollins Col lege, Winter Park, Florida, spoke to the Salem faculty on the unique plan of Rollins College. It will be remem bered that Dr. Anderson, who is grand Archon of Theta Kappa Nu visited Salem several years ago and was of great help to the girls who were at that time organizing the Order of the Scorpion. SECOND-HAND BOOK STORE The Junior Class has opened a Se cond hand book store whose mottoes are courtesy and service. The sales ladies smilingly supply the courtesy free of charge, but the student body must lend a hand if there Is to be real service. Books are being asked for every day and every hour of the day—books which you are probably hoarding in your room and don’t know it, and which would not only help your underclassmen, but would bring back to you half their worth !n gold (you were supposed to haveabsorbed the other golden half in knowledge at sometime or other.) The store is in the Y room—to the left of the Registrar’s office in Main Hall; it will be open the rest of this Hall; it wil Ibe open the rest of this week and probaby longer if necessary. Before inquiring for books you your self want, please search out your own saleable ones and bring them to the store. N. R. • •" that s MISS CASH IS OFFICER At the August meeting of the North Carolina Chapter of the American Guild of Organists, Miss Mary Fran- sec Cash, of Salem’s music faculty, was elected treasurer. The meeting was held at the University and was followed by an organ recital by Law rence Apgar, organist of Duke Uni versity. Other officers elected were Frederic Stanley Smith of Pinehurst, Dean; George M. Thompson, of the Women’s College of the University, Sub-dean; and Elizabeth Brewer, of Rockingham, Secretary. DARUNG SHOP • New arrivals Frocks “It’s a Darling Dress 420 N. LIBERTY ST. Cordial Welcome to Salem Girls Wo’re delighted to have you in our midst. We’ro sure that you will find our service superior and trust you will malie this shop your headquarters for your every beauty requirement. Three Hair Bobbing Specialists J. M. WILLIS BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOPPE 114 Reynolds Bldg. Dial 6073 Silk Sealed Hose Beautiful Quality $1.00 D. G. CRAVEN CO. y a uuiiy poo So FAR as I can tell. . . and I’ve smoked a lot of them ... CHEST ERFIELDS are always the same. They have a pleasing taste and aroma. I smoke ’em before breakfast and after dinner. I smoke ’em when I’m working. I smoke ’em when I’m rest ing. And always they satisfy. They suit me right down to the ground. t^ci^areffe milder t^cu^aret/e tastes better Cliesterfield © 1933, LiGGETr & Myers Tobacco Co.

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