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DOWNTOWN " RIC BERRY'S ON MA TO THE SOUTH OCTOBER I6th-2 T1. LAERDOOEMRCHES \of r ai n .~~ ._ .1-312 I40 THE LAYERED LOOK MARCHES FALLWARD AND' 'FAIR' WAF .. the shrink tops the shirt that tops the trousc pant. ... all adding up to a terrific look that yc can switch around wihh your other separates. Si Top . . . ...... .11.00 White Cuffed & lared Shirt. . 8-916. ... 7.00 Wide Leg Knit P, .3-13... 14.00 Sportswear "Downtown "Richlond Moll "Dutch Square Shop Our "New Downtown WORLD OF FASHION" LAND MALL " DUTCH SQUARE IN WELCOMES YOU CAROLINA STATE FAIR! 1st. 4.i - n ont /11 Shriver to military p Sargent Shriver will describe N George McGovern's military s, policy in Columbia Thursday, h explaining how to make America's N defense machine more effective el for much less money, according to ir Rick Boucher, advance man for p! the McGovern-Shiriver team. y, "It will include an explanation of cost breakdowns, where cuts will w be made and why," he said in an al interview Sunday. Boucher said he w expects a crowd of at least 5,000 ci and maybe more. McGovern as a hi candidate for the Democratic Presidential nomination drew 2,000 si people on a rainy day in Columbia c< this summer. p, Boucher said he didn't feel McGovern had backed down on his p war policies, and added that he bb thought "when election day comes, lii people that are now saying t McGovern can't make it are going ht to be surprised. ti "Our poll taker, Pat Caddell, is pi much more accurate than Gallup su and Harris," Boucher said. as "Caddell doesn't use the telephone and thus reaches lower income c people who may support M McGovern." w McGovern was counting heavily h, on the youth vote as a major source m of strength, but it now appears that di Nixon has much greater appeal th than expected. Boucher said that young supporters are "not turned tr off, just not turned on. wl "Before McGovern go the th nomination, their feelings were th 'we've got to beat the system'." fa "Drug scene Dr. Larry Milne, who teachE Misuse" course for the Pharn hold an informal discussion o1 Campus at 7:30 Monday in thf He will answer any questic marijuana, or any other drug: Over 2000 students have tak interested students are invited News B MONDAY "Masterpieces of Art and Ar- F chitecture," Art Prof Gunther Stamn will give a lecture-slide demonstration on "Kenzo Tange's Architecture in Modern Tokyo," Sloan 203, 8 p.m. Ad mission: $1. Honors Lecture in English, USC History Prof. George Rogers will S speak on "Charleston in the 18th Century," Humanities 202, 2:30 p.m. F USC Department of Music FacultyF Recital with John Haney, organ, Ti Trinity Episcopal Church, 8 p.m. USC vs Clemson Freshman Football Game, Williams-Brice Stadium, 7:30 p.m.M Students may buy tickets for the 8 USC vs Clemson football game in Clemson Nov. 25, Coliseum. House Painteri Wanted Port-time Only Le Call 777-3672 p. between 10-12 p.m.p explain licy ow he is no longer outside the (stem. Some people would rather ave a real radical candidate, but [cGovern still will make major zanges in specific areas, the war i particular. We could and robably should get a lot more uth support than we have." Boucher said that McGovern ould shift priorities to "the people t home while not forgetting the orld." He would support the tizens with less protection for ige profit-making corporations. "The corporations need to be ipported but not solely so they in continue to make huge 'ofits." Many local Democratic )liticians are either refusing to ck McGovern or giving him only service. Boucher agreed that ere has been "some of that." But said he had not found it "par ,ularly pronounced." The state irty and the governor's office are ipporting is rally about as much they can," he said. President Nixon has a $40 million impaign war chest, while cGovern, who said he could win ith about $25 million, now only is "significantly less than $25 illion," Boucher said. He said he dn't know the exact amount, but at it was "in the teens. "The average campaign con ibution to McGovern is about $21, hile Nixon's average in the ousands of dollars. If we loose, e lack of money would be a major ctor." )n campus" s the "Drug Use and tacy department, will n the Drug Scene On Towers lounge. n on amphetamines, en his course and all to attend. riefS Im, "Loneliness of a Long )istance Runner," Russell House r'heatre, 6 and 9 p.m. ilton Nahm, philosophy professor it Bryn Mawr College, will speak mn "Creativity in Art," Hamilton 01, 4 p.m. TUESDAY iling Club, meeting, Business hdministration Building 119, 6 .m. Im, "I Vitelloni," Russell House 'heatre, 6 and 9 p.m. ouser Cuda will perform in the olden Spur, Russell House, 8 .m., to continue through Oct. 26. Iton Nahm, philosophy professor t Bryn Mawr College, will speak n "Productive Imagination as a powerful Faculty for Creating nother Nature," Hamilton 103, 4 .m. Ivertising Club with speaker ack Bolton of Catz Agency on T. V. as an advertising Medium, t's Growth and Future," Currell (Y7, 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY eture-Demonstration by the [artha Graham Dance Corn my, Capstone Campus Room, 8 m. (continuedt on p. m2