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VV Scoggins home Big plans for Caroli "Big" is.the best way to describe the plans of the Carolina Band. "Our schedule calls for us to attend all of the Carolina football games, the New York Jets-Baltimore Colts game in New York on October 18, and the Atlanta-Chicago game in Atlanta on November 1," said Pat Wylie. Assistant Director of Bands. The size of the band has created a financial problem that it did not face last year. "It just costs more to transport 250 people now than it did to carry 170 or so like we did Legal servic "Our primary purpose in operating the legal aid clinic is to give our seniors some practical experaikce.' Smith..'said. "It is really a .,,ondary aim to give aid." This,se0,Mstq t.n program is in an organizational stage and will concentrate on helping Carolina students. "After .we are better organized we will accept students seeking advice from the other colleges In the area," he said. 'I,INICAI. INSTRUCTION -lThe clinical method of in struction is still in an experimental stage at Carolina. "Otir law school has an many clinic as some schools . and more than most," Smith said. ''Although it is still an experiment and must be evaluated in a year or so. I think the faculty feels that it is a valuable educational ex perience." BY APOINMINT We are running the clinic on an -appointment basis," Smith said. "T'hat is. the student seeking aid makes an appointment to meet with a law student and give him the facts of the case. Generally, in a subsequent interview the ap propriate advice or assistance is given. In some cases other organizations can be of more a,ssistance than we and we never hesitate to recommend them to the student." I. If thou of fortune be bereft 2. And in thy store 3. there be but left 4. Two toavee, sell one 5. And with the dole 6. Buy hyacinth. 7. To feed they soul. Ii OWSO Ki:mt IWhat wayare the bla4 -OI thft W you? Utihb': '*i0 intermarriage. 'thurt dstruction of the genes. That's ope way they are threatening Me-through the blood lines...1ve got no crow to pick with yoUer ny white man if he wants to marry a NOe, that's his business. I d4n't like it. I don't think it's right to do sO, All these do-gooders that are taking up for the blacks and this that prove themselves damn liars because they always end up marrying the white girl. This proves to mne that they don't practice what they preach. Uke LBJ he was a great talker of in tegration and all these things but he saw to it that his daughters married in their own race. Of course, a lot of white girls say the Nigger has no physical at traction to them and, on the other hand, many black girls say the white men have no physical at traction to them. They certainly don't to me. I certainly don't want to harm anyone, except in defense of me and my family and my country Debauchery is just a shan&. Today the Nigger race is at the level of just a little less than eleven and one-half percent of the population in this country. Yet highlight na band t last year." Wylie said. "The new Carolina Band Club has helped meet this problem by selling the record we cut last year and by selling memberships to the Club, which is-chartered with the state as a non-profit organization." The band will leave for New York after the USC-Maryland game to present a nine-minute show at halftime of the Jets-Colts game. "We have to raise the money first," Wylie said, "but we're optomistic about that." In addition to the aid received from ,e underway COUNSELING In two weeks of operation the clinic has handled a variety of cases involving contracts, rents and even some involving criminal matters. The clinic is also equipped to answer questions on the draft. Tihe clinic program was funded by the Council on Legal Education for Professional Responsibility ECLE~PR I. CLEPR was funded by the Ford Foundation to provide grants to law schools to encourage experiments in clinical legal education. Three grants from CIEAPR totalling in excess of $IM0.o4xn enabled the law school to exta blish its five clinics, according to Prof. Webster Myers Jr. Smith came here from the Uiniversity of Washington in Seattle expecially to work with the clinic. He said that the legal aid clinic will operate the entire school year. but that plans for the sum mer are uncertain. Tihe clinic has offices in room 102 of the iaw school. Although hours for "walk-in" conferences have not yet been established, ap-' pomntments may be made by calling 777-8194. Student I Limited Number ofI Lot is located on property ajacent McMasteus Colleg $10 per mori Call - 254 WANT Tap TE Call- 772 781 772 Supre today in the poet office department alone they have sixty-two percent of the jobs in the post office. Of course, if there was any equality or fairness to it, he'd have twelve and one-half percent of the jobs. Bid: Do you 'then, think the blacks should have twelve percent of the executives jobs: Robe: Yes, if he qualifies. Cer tainly, he sould. I've never said he shoulcn't have what he earned. It's like the Navy yard down here. In the Navy yard, they gave them the test. They gave it to them and the colored didn't come out as well as the white. The boss said, "Damn it, you hire them, I'll qualify them." That's certainly not fair. It ain't in any man's book. I'm expressing my belief. What yours would be you're intitled to I'll go out on the highway and do my best to see that every man that passes gives you the right to say it. Bird: You say believe in the Constitution. By constitutional amdndment and law, interferring with a black person's right to enter a restaurant or registering to vote is a felonydo you support these laws? Rohe: Well, I absolutely disagree with that I think the colored has a right to deny me or a colored in his schedule is year the athletic department the band is counting on the Band Club to raise the necessary funds for this trip. Wylie said that there would be no financial problem for the ap pearance at the Atlanta-Chicago game. "We will stay overnight after the Georgia game and then play for that game before we return." he said. Wylie gave much of the credit for the band's success this year to the student leadership in the band. He said that there is a large staff of unpaid students who have a real desire to have an outstanding organization. "Without these people we just couldn't do anything at all. They are the key to the whole thing," he said. Movies of the week I Movies of the week are: Monday ind Tuesday, October 5 and 6; An Crrol Flynn Festival; Captain slood (1935). The Charge of the aight Brigade (1936) and The adventures of Robin Hood (Color, 938). Features continuous from 6 o 12. Individual features times isted at Currell College. Thursday. October 8, Beggar's )pera. starring Sir Laurence )Iivier and Hugh Griffith. In Color. hows 6 and 9 p.m. Weekend Feature: Petulia, tarring George C. Scott and Julie bhristie. 50 cents admission. All shown in 107 of Currell 'ollege. Stadium Steak House (We serve the very best) Opposite Carolina Stadium 1015 Bluff Rd. bark ing 'arking Spaces private to th -1083 acher. -5490 -2442 .7.10n rne Cou place. And I thinkI haye the right to deny you or a colored or anyone, not just because of color, I think I should have the right to run my 10usiness as I see fit. "Ird: Jews control a large amount of the monetary system through Swiss banks and they excel in intelligence tests and the arts. Do you still believe they are inferior to WASPS? Robe: Yes absolutely, yes. Jews to me are Asians. The only reason they have the monetary system, as you know, both of you are smarter than I. they bought the Federal Ieserve system from Woodrow Wilson in 1913 and then I read a speech by Mr. Rothchild. Iird: You say you support the American version of the free en terprise system. Rohe: That's right. 1ird: Well, the Jews excel in this system. Wouldn't that make them more intelligent and better at the system than WASP's are? Robhe: No, and I'll tell you just like I told some Jews right here in town. A lot the Jews have gotten, they've gotten through deception. They've gained much through deception. Bird: If the majority of the people believed we should withdraw completely from Viet Nam, do you believe Nixon has an obligation to do so. 114dw: Well, I would think os, but you'll never know. You'll never know what the majority thinks on things like thisl They're afraid to express their views. Ninty percent of the American public are afraid Starch, hE helps rebt With spray starch,- hair spray and tedious needlework Mrs. Clelia 13. Moore of the USC Museum is refurbishing some 200 dolls to go on permanent display here. The doll collection was given to the University by the late Mrs. Sol Kohn of Columbia. Mrs. Kohn traveled from Argentina to India bringing back gaucho dolls dressen in heavy black lace and an Indian Maharaja figure wearing a gold robe and turquoise turban trimmed with tiny pearls. From Mrs. Kohn's European travels the collection includes Scotchmen playing bagpipesi,and from Arfica comes,a fierce warrior aiming his spear. Mrs. Moore has been cleaning and pressing the dolls' clothes to "bring them to life." "It's ex Shim Resta "The Home of The C Sandwich" extends a thusiastic welcome to Student Body I Our spec college crowd! The foo fast and prices are non OPEN ] 4:00 P.M. UN' 2:30 FRIDAY Al -Under the personal s Sutker. Lj1 acy Street COLD STREAM C 18-Hole Champion Student Greei INVITES ALL MONDAY'THRO PRO SHOP ANC *TELEPHONE Directions: Turn Left Off 2.8 Miles to YOU'RE WI SO C( rt rulinj to get up in public and say what they think. I don't think we should have ever went to Viet Nam, but we're there and I think we should back the boys. If we're going to fight Communism, we'll have to everywhere. If we're going to be there, win. At least, back the boys. I don't think we should have ever stuck our nose in their business. Just like we got troops in Turkey now and we go over and mess with King Hussain and Syria. It's none of our business. But I think we're over there, and I think every boy should be supported to the hilt while he is there. We've been there actually about twelve years fighting in a country not much bigger than the two Carolinas. That's why everybody knows it's a political money war as far as I'm concerned. And it could have been won the first year. It's like Nixon and Agnew. They ordered the Rand Corporation to make a study to see what effect it would have on the public if there were no 1972 elections. Also on the same bill is to do away with the Bill of Rights. They hadn't denied it. Where this came from. It came from the Communist Party USA. There was this document ordered by Agnew, and they were printing it in three parts. Now, if the're not somewhere on the top how'd they get a document that should be that secret? It was printed in a newspaper, word for word, in installments. Now I don't know if I have the answer or not, but I do believe that if we band together the people who ur spray Lid dolls tremely hard to do," she said. "Their outfits are made by hand with every degree of care used for real clothes." She said that some dolls can't have their costumes cleaned such as the one from Bermuda wearing a skirt made from banana leaves or the eskimo dressed in brown fur. The display will be educational, expecially for children, according to Mrs. Moore, since a world map will be placed over one of the cases. She said that she plans to have numbers and colors on the map which will match a doll with its ,homelpnd. The USC Museum, open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., is located on the second floor of the War Memorial Building on the USC campus. my's wrant ~ar Coal Broiled Steak most warm and en the entire Gamecock ialty is catering to the d Is good; the service tinall ?ROM IL 1:30??? ID SATURDAY upervision of Mr. A. B. Phone 254-4492 OUNTRY CLUB ship Golf Cowrs. ri Fees $2.50 STUDENTS UGH SUNDAY ' SNACK BAR 772-1700 1-26 At Irmo Interchange Coldstream ELCOME )ME g,s com love this country and follow the i standards of the forbearers I believe that would be the answer. I don't know if the Klan has the Ideal. but I know there are much more people of a much higher caliber than me who are much more influential, much higher in business and politics in the world coming to the Klan or at least inquiring of it. Kird: Do you feel Nixon has any communist learnings? Robe: I really- don't know I couldn't say. But he's supported all the things the supreme court say which I believe leans toward I communism.Nixon could use his influence in the Supreme Court and turn it the other way. It should be voted strictly interpretive and not the long way around. Hird: Do you think there are any I communists on the Supreme Court. I Flea m OPPORTUNITY, sparetime, addressing Invelopes, and circulare! Make $7.00 per thousand. Handwritten or typed in your home. Send Just $2 for INSTRUCTIONS Plus a LIST OF FIRMS using addressers. . Satisfaction Guaranteed! B & V ENTERPRISES. Dept. 9 W3. P. 0. 1066. Yucalpa, Calif. 92M9 TYPING theses. dissertations and various papers. 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