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P T14Ar P mArso I THe Nt1 FROM T"5 flwak TOKLS 504J9D. ,~ fFAME$ TM qAT F4LL CApeR LAST WEEK WE LEPT $ftA-o3 Woee IN ItE ARMS OF LPFRS LAIN, AND PR. DEED AUE(KA HAD ESCAPeo. 'Ta AC1oN CON4TINUET IN 1"IE ONCE-W^nS V41oe - Our.~ O' coR&Q... Coed And By EMILY WHEELER Staff Writer Wayring Smathers won the Miss South Carolina title in 1937 wear ing a yellow, orange, and red eve ning gown. Saturday, her daugh ter, Wayring Patricia Knight, wore an aqua suit and paraded on the field of Carolina Stadium as 2nd runner-up USC Homecoming ----------------- THIS COUP Tuesday, Nov. 9 1 You actually save 15c vegetable or solac I With our Quality CORNELL "THE IPCRESS FILE FUNNIER BY FAR' "THE VERY MODEL 0 Spy High Adventu 2 hirs. of Heart Stopping, Seat Edge Suspense Produced By HARRY SALTZMAN, Who Co-produces The James Bond Series MICHAEL ( I RIT Z HAVINO VO'WED To DESTR.OY SLAWOkPOOD SERVIMTOUR BEEnjp--, SLIPS UNtIOM)EDIMMO THE VASESS IN THE IVMt4IN&. LE! u -3% A, till CAMMS our Hig Vo... ~~Ir ~REAL To Irse Mrs. nigh's aroba iPBallet pefrac M oftherv u Wi s Bit e o cIhouDn'td, Watch Out"e won talent ihn 1937.sHer bathingts wacelowai knit ON WORTH 15c and Thursday, Nov. just by eating either a desser I wihMoeni mel Fod,tht'eabagan 'is AvehINKng" Mrs. onHN Kngh said T"E tB dac SUSPNS ENtE RA Atlntc Cty Toa altis' eatuitesylo nt AMSdn BUFFET . 10=4 R~VERINt WOMAW// I ze -TH41r (r\uvRE'6 GW T L.~MAed'S IZIL)Np, ANO -1 ' Is H NEe 1 N UGG&ET'S OAVE tEt JOHPJ MU - Beauty "My evening gown was one of those flowing chiffon things," she said. "It had a V-neck and sleeves. The skirt faded from yel low into orange to a bright red. Oh, it was pretty!" Though Patti did not have on a rainbow evening dress Saturday, her mother was pretty proud of her. And Patti? 11I fS 'GOLDFINGER' BND FILMS!" | NM ENT !''i-SA TURDAY REVIEW ti n9v LESS I.E * 9J DEIGHTON 'IN COLOR* mt Cards 75c NN! \ os. 0yy . ' OUR HE ROTLIYWW SAUI MIN THE A -TH FILL L LMY15W%" GE WEE t A9 pticoTJ. HFRPR - Y -OSE HUMA IN A FIEtJD Or- Foo G-O.D W1ATCA HV Q ueens "See that lady in the London Fog? That's my mother!" Genera] All you and afa Oh, yes. Somethin help you at G.E. is ing of the kind of v and the kind of worl T[here's a lot h population is contin 'The strain on resou alarming. At a timi being Iunrcd by thi Police 4 By WILL BALK Staff Writer Last week the Columbia Police Department issued a warning to all recipients of dolls from Viet Nam to beware of possible ex plosives in them; one Carolina student was deeply concerned since she had just received such a doll from her father, stationed in South Viet Nam. Kathleen Padgett, a freshman from Virginia, reported that the w a r n i n g did not particularly frighten her. "I had already in spected the doll for explosives. My father trained me years ago to look for such things in almost every place imaginable." Kathy said she first removed the intricate jewelry from the tiny Ya' G4 Something wond when you join B latest road disc, Travel with hina HILARIOUS ste he led over 70,0 television vieve twice repeated a showing of his n Junket of joy foi in Vietnam. Ree actual perforna Military bases i Thailand, Korea I Electric is an need is brains, irly rugged coi g else that will space, we're face an undecrstand- making life on e orld we live in, TFhere's a lot h d we will live in. too, as Our peOp) appening: Trhe dlred different ar uing to explode. the problems of rees is becoming Supplying mor< when men are electricity with: e mysteries of Controlling smIop pge5s/s OivrAMe GENERAL 4 heck V doll's colorful costume. Since such devices are often hidden within the body of the doll, she examined it carefully and still found nothing. Deciding that since she was alone and that "if it had to go off, it should only take me," she brought a lighted match close to the doll. Still nothing happened. When she was told of the police request. she got her house mother to get in touch with the authori ties who took the doll for closer scrutiny, but it was found to be free of explosives. Her experience in dealing with such devices was largely gained when her family was stationed in Libya, Africa. "One Halloween, a friend and I -both of us were about eight years old-decided we wanted a pumpkin. So we went to the mar gtta Have I les & Mles of HOPE.. erful happens ob in his rery. on every P t dhe way 00,000 rs on ihe setivork (NBC) Betnorable r our boys orded during nces at U.S. 'T1 ar a Vietnans, etc. 'here's a World of Excliement oo (Chess Prod. ..... ........ .. . ....... .. .. lNTLJELCI easy place toa imagmnation, istitution. dI with the task of pollution in ou in/h more livable, better street appenmng at G.EB., transportation. e work in a hun- This is the r eas to help solve in the world a growimg world: shape the wor (and cheaper) you want to he nuclear reactors. Electric, wher< im our cities and important meri EI ELCT R IC 10Ol jet Doll ket and bought the biggest one we could find. We carried it home for my mother to cut. She was a bit surprised to see it, and she thought there might be something wrong with it. Carefully, she cut off the top. Inside was a small package of explosives. Then and there my father decided we needed instructions on precautions to be taken." An "Air Force brat," Kathy has lived in many areas of the world. She loves traveling abroad and has quite a collection of memen tos, of which her Viet Nam doll is only one. DEADLINE The deadline for copy for the society and feature pages is Monday afternoon . . . news turned in earliest will be given priority. lope! S IN CADET L.P4044 CADET Records Corp., Chicago, Illinois 60616) york. IriVe streams. Providing lighting and faster riost important work today: Helping to ld1 of tomorrow. Do p? Come to General the yungn men arc