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EaRA nity, continuance for a long time on her feet at work, repeating this from day to day, tends to injurious effects upon the body, and, as healthy mothers are essential to vigorous offspring, the physical well being of woman becomes an object of public interest and care in order to preserve the strength and vigor of the race. "Still again,history discloses the fact that woman has always been dependent upon man. He established his control at the outset by superior physical strength, and this control in various forms, with diminishing intensity, has con tinued to the present. As minors, though not to the same extent, she has been looked upon in the courts as needing especial care that her rights may be preserved. Education was long denied her, and while now the doors of the schoolroom are opened and her opportunities for acquiring knowledge are great, yet even with that and the consequent increase of capacity for business affairs is still true that in the struggle for sub sistense she is not in equal com petition with her brother. Though limitations upon personal and contractual rights may be removed by legislation, there is that in her disposition and habits of life which will operate against a full assertion of those rights..." I hope the Judiciary Committee recognizes the significance of the amendment and approves it im mediately. p *Carry 0 0-BoyGenerous S Po-oy Slaw - Fe Flounder Bo x Puppies - T $1.35 1/2 Lb. Fresh Filet of Flounder Cole Slaw - F. Fries Tater Tots - Hush Puppiesi 1208 Knc OPEN 11 A Dean's Li A Small Si That Is F 'ut OR Dining I Po-Boy resh Shrimp Box $1.75 erving of Fres eShrmp -HCl irter Sauce. Friei Po-BoyLag Combination Box Oysters $1.90 Husnh ~reshr Filet of Flounder Sauce. Slaw - F.Fries - Tater Tot s h Puppies - Tarter Sauce >x Abbott D FELEPHONE ORDERS 786-1654 . L.M. - 7 DAYS' A WEEK The following letter w< was passed along to the Lists has been neglected mentions the tlrAce-honor line departments stoppec There are many faults the fact remains that achievements of Carolir Dietzel has placed on academic image. Since the grading sysi must be drawn up and ea establish criteria for the The Dean's List is a sin T truly serious academic in and felt on a personal le Dear Sir: I am writing in referen has completed his fresh Carolina. Donald completed eact 1t every subject, and we hii what you and Donald dii We read articles of oth local papers, The Laurer relating the high marks tI high as Donald's. We are wondering if a courage him to keep oi University again this fal If you can help and assi SCOTT DERKS Editor - ALICE POTTER Mgn. Editor I am a mature stud what I want now, and like a horse with the My husband, back t land of boiled peanuts ignorance, is not e: B about my high ide p determination to makc of myself. In fact, he mined against it as I a: wants me back horn belong and tend to my L This is my thirc pilgrimage to USC a n through the same crisis I come here. Our daughter and 14-year on my side, though. I are, because they were help me pack and ca, things to the car. Wit told, David, (my son) g the empties around the o-Boytook them to the store b S Oyster, Box He even offered me I ,.5money. I took it. Then h< serving of Fresh - Cole Slaw Fries - Tater Tots ~uppres - TarterF Thursday ai .rveMam a's| 2] (B4 __ _ Hrnny H u. is mailed to the registrar's office and Gamecock. The publication of Dean's or the past few years. The USC catalog ad tradition, but somewhere along the I drawing up the results. and inequities about a Dean's List, but it serves to promote the academic a students. The emphasis that Paul 3thletics must be matched with an em has been changed new guidelines :h department should be encouraged to honor. ill step toward promoting Carolina as a titution, but it is a step ithat can be seen vel. Laurens, S. C. :e to my son, Donald S. Brownlee, who man year at the University of South semester with an A passing grade on parents and family are very proud of I his freshman year. ?r students from various schools in our Advertizer and The Greenville News ey made, and most of these were not as small article about Donald would en itrying as he will be attending the I if nothing happens. t us in this we will be very grateful. Very truly yours, his father J. E. Brownlee BROOKS ROGERS Ad Manager BEN BAGGOTT Chief Photo. Letters nt. I know himself and laid out the last three go after it stones for the walk between the linders on. house and the toolshed. And he ere in the whistled while he worked! It was and naked that haunting tune from the thusiastic African picture about Elsie, the is and a lioness, except that I can't something remember the words. I never can s as deter- remember words to songs. That's n for it. He because I always carry heavy load a where I on my mind, like how to survive in idnis -him. Columbia while paying my share summer of bills at home, or, hod to dif nd we go ferentiate between impressionism every time and expressionism, things like 16-year-old that. Id son are It's a great life up here, away know they from the kitchen sink, getting so eager to culture and all... The ladies on my ry all my floor at the Columbia Hall are aout being really whooping it up. Last night I athered all almost had to calm them down a house and bit. After all, we've been here two hfore I left. weeks now and it's time to quit he deposit celebrating. got beside "the witness" ree Beer Id Friday, 6-7 p.m. (1 Keg) .ittle Pump Room 7 Pickens Street hind Bates House) Draft 15c r 5-7 Poe7522