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Volume LIV LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA, APRIL 13, 1954 Number 44 Talent Show Text of Proposed Amendments Glee Club Plans 1University Party Picks To the Student Body Constitution 2,200 Mile Tour d d D l Tryouts Set AMENDMENTS TO THE STUDENT BODY CONSTITUTION -to be submitted to the Student Body at thJ SPrlnll El~tlons. Thur dll~ Of Deep South Beau Re mon ' 0 s' This Week April 22 AMEND~'lT No. I .proposed by the Executive CommJtlee by vote taken March 15, 1954, for submtsston to the Slucent Body at the ~:.~:.ra:.~ir~': Robbins, and Fishburn SWMSFC To Select Sprlng ElecUons. 11) Tha~ Arllcle IV. ~ctlon B, Part 3, Becllcn c, be amended A week from tomorrow, the By TOM ALEXANDER On Thursday, Friday to read: 40-man Wa..<~hlngt.on and Lee Glee Tryouts for the annual Student e. A!t.er the election of a permanent. chairman. nominations Club wlll leave for Its 2.000 mile Beau Redmond has been selected by che University Party War Memorial Scholar~hlp Fund Md t>lecllons for accrt.'o be considered. boatman. The ten IU'c the tnv1ted of the country by the Glee Club meters were inst.alled Flourney. as Sir Charles Mulbam- A Judging committee wut be ap- guests or a myslertous ho.st. who ln past years with great success. The stud~nt. repr~nt.atlves will mer; Dr. RoS:i Borden, Colby Simp- s:olnted by the Journalic;m D~art - falls to appear at his own pat ty.J w1ll be offered on Its program. The attend the meeting at the request I Jim Reeder, from ShrevepOrt. k.lns; Dr. Marvin Perry, B. Kag- mcnt. and It Is contemplated that \Vhlle the guests are l!J)e<:ulatlng on work Is the !letting to music of ot Mr. Roop, LB .• has been selected as bu.c;lnes.s hen; Dr. James Shillington, Egger- one to three awards will be made the c\ents. a voice wund . accu.slna four lnsplrtng narrations of Since Council chambers are manager of the Dance Board. Flct- son; Mrs. George D!rbyshire, Lady each year. each one or them a murderer. Thomas Jefferson. small BIIJ Bailey, student body cher Lowe announced today. EllzabeU1 Mulhammer; Mrs. 0 . W. RJegel said that "the The voice ~ays these murders arc The trip, which wut be made by pre.-,ldent, has requested that stu- Reeder. who was assistant. bust­ Thomas Barrett. Lucast.a Angel; James Street Awards fill an ursent. not punishable in a court of Jus- chartered bus, will cover over 2.000 dents wishing t.o attend contact ness manager of the board. nssum- ond Mrs. Evelyn Pyddoke, Mrs. need on this campus." He noted tiel', but the murders vo111 meet the miles and wllllnclude seven states. him b:lfore noon tomorrow. Ied the pooltlon aft.er Spring ou.zzard. that. "MoUon picture, 1·adlo tmd Ju!illce on the island. -- Dances. He Is a member of Bela "I think everyone should enjoy television. with their challenge t.o One by one the guests die. AJJ Theta PI and Battalion Com- the program. the fir:;t. or this type the talent. of our Ume. and their each one meets his doom. onP ot Executive Committee T 0 Publish mander or the ROTC unit. planed at W&L.'' said Phil Kocen,l enormous consumption of such the wooden 1ndlnns on the mantle The office or assistant bustne. s chairman o! Orahnm-Lee. talent. have been sllshted at disappears or falb to the fioor. The S d G H db k manager or Lhe dance board w111 The society has scheduled a Washington and Lee The awards su.peno;e of the play 1s c rrll'd to tu ent 0Vernment an 00 bt ~elec ted by the SOCial Functions dual plano and ar~ program by should be a real stimulus for acr- the very end. with the uncovering Committee In a. few weeks. The Dr. and Mrs. Marton Junkin at lous. creative work In the~"C lmpat- or the unknown killer. The Executive Committee's new dent. at last week's meeting of the committee L"' composed or RRedP.r, their home Wednesday evenfni, tnnt. medla." The sets for the production. 'HIUldbook of Studf"nt Govern- EC. the past buslne manar,er or the AprU 21. All students of Journal~m ate . howtnll a hou.c on Indian Island ment." wlll be distributed tomor· In other matt~rs on Its agenda board, the president. of ODK the Anyone interested In attendlna eligible Cor the awards and the off the Devon Coast. are being de- row. lnst wrek. the Executive Commit.- pre~ldtnt or t.he Student Body and the Junkin program Is advised t.o dendllne Cor the 1954 entries 1s J sl11ned and constructed by Phil The announcement was made by tl'e: one raculty member. contact. Kocen BL the PEP house May 10. Moraan and Ru!iS Onrdm•l', Bill Bailey, Student Body pres!- 1> ext.cn:'l'd formal recognition The non-pollUcal pasltlon Is or B. S. Stephenson. In order lo as a studen~ body organization to open to promising juniors and lnw make necessary arrangements. the Student Bar Association or t.ht> students who plan t.o attent W&L Law School. for at least. two more years. Ap- Non-Fraternity Men ' 2' G.1ve the Interfraternity pllc4lnls should ha\·e suggestions council authority to handle any for Improving dances and dance To Caucus Tomorrow '1o'attons of IFC rule.-, regarding wtcken~s . fraternity parties committed by Students Interested In the lnt.cr- Bill Ba!ley. Student Body Presi­ non-frnternlty men. view:. for the posluon are nd\'tsed dent. said to day that all non-Ira­ to chr.tk the bulletin board for tfrnit)• men v;Jll mt-et Wcdne~day RrJ;Il\<'1!'1 • t'Vt'ral Books furl her announcements. nlghl. Aprl1 14. at 7:30 1n the SLU­ The new handbook replaces what dent tlnlon to elect 26 delegates and nlternat.er. t.o the Student W8'1 formN ly called the "Consti­ John Arnold, Pi KA, Body nomlnuUng convention The tution nnd By-Lnws of the Student cc-mentlon wl11 b h!l::l on Monda)·, B •iv" n!l welt as . everal unbound Wins IFC Freshman Award Apr11 19th at 7:30 In L. e Ch tpel. collection:. or by-laws of various All frat rnllles which h·we not campus student bock Comm!Ltce. tian Councl1. He served as n pledge drnt. Bod>'. before Friday. '\on, 225-210. l'boto by Shrffil'ld and Student Llbmry Committee. clm;s officer. Page 2 THB RING-TUM PHI W~t ltng-tum Jqi LtnLE MAN ON CAMPUS by Dick IIWer At a Loss: Publlshcd every Tuesday and Friday of the college year. Editorial This Week's Reform: Subways and Buslness omcea: Student Union Bulldtng. Malllni Address: Box 899. Printed at the Joumall.sm Laboratory Press of Washlnaton and Lee University, Lexinlton, Vlrginla, Proposed To Speed Local Transit Ent.ered as second-class matter Scpt.embcr 20, 1946, at t.he Post omce, Lexlnaton, Virg1nla, under the act. or March 3, 1879. By Kenny and Swanson National Adverll.a1Di Representative: The NaUonal Advertl.sln8 . trouble getlini their plano out Bervlce, Inc., 420 Madison Avenue, New York. As a direct result. of the gla.ring Lhere In the future. lack of public transporta.Uon TUESDAY EDITION STAFF ANOTHER sunestlon puL be­ brousht out over Spring Dances, tore the group was t.hat from the Edltor, Bob CrOS& the Tol\'1\ Council of Lexington has llrminal under the Robert E. Lee, Bu.slness Manager, Bob Fishburn formed a company to plan the ln­ ext.enstons should run to Lu.ra.y Managing Editor, Dave Cllnaer corporatlon ot a subway system Caverns, Endless caverns, and the in Ulwn. Oeoloa'Y Cave. Secondary termin­ News Editor ..... Andy Greenman Sports Editor ...... Dave Rice It was pointed out. at this meet,.. als about town should include t.he Asst.. Man. EdiU~r . . Sam Syme Copy Edi U~r ..•...Tom Alexander lng the fact. that. the fire depart­ LYric, Wilson Field, the Lambda Feature Editor •..••.•. Bill Orlgg Chief Proofreader .. Carl S•·anson ment. would have had a terrible Cbl house and other suburban time gettini to the Phi Kap back points. Craton Sheffield Phot.o Editor ..• yard had they been needed due to Untll the Rural Electrlflcation Advertising Manager Office Manager the numerous student cars on the Commission permits suftlclent Buzz Hanson Al Harberg street power to modernize the lines, the ColUJMisL: Dick Bu~h . Dave Colll.nlt, Dave Comegys, Tom Kenny, coaches will be powered by two Brian Shanley, Carl Swanson THE TOWN COUNCIL Is work­ mules, Arf. and Charlie. Ina 1n conJunction with the stu­ Edlt.orlal Advisors: Ben BenJamin, Frank Parsona dent body, as the new "Lexington Anyone wishing connections Transit Company" will be tlnanced with Southern Sem may start. dlg­ by city license tass sold to stu­ Jing their own. dents, and tlnes from students. Mr. Pete Doyle will de11nltel.Y Inequitable, Inconsistent, Unfair take a stand on this Issue as soon The clly manager !'laid today as he learns t.he attitude of the The Town of Lexington's proposed auto tax is mequJtable, that the ronnaUon of the Lexlns­ faculty. inconststent and unfa.tr. By requ1ring non-res1dent students to t.on Transit. Co. was now Just. a matter of lronlnr out det~lls, and pay the town's automobile tax, the town hopes to add a few expressed the opinion that this AED Lea T dollars to its treasury. company would replace the ves omorrow All cars which have local hcenses from other towns and I "SOmeUmes I think we shouldn't have required coUl"'e&" P .M.S.&T. Line 1n the near future. To Tour Washington ones would be exempt from the $5 tax. -- It has been proposed tha.t the Ralph s. Park, preslclenL of main st.allon be loca.led under the Alpha. Epsllon Delta, national pre­ Under this strange plan, an out-of-town student who brought 1 est a Ramblin': Robert E. Lee Ho~l. Students medical honor society a.nnounced his car from home and retained his own town auto tags would will only nrree t.o this If a shut.Ue I toda'Y that plans are' under way be exempt from the tax. His fratemtty brother, who bought a Parties, Kisses, Tans, Bonfires Is added to Stevesv111e on Satur- for the group's annual trip to day nights and a special tunnel wa ·hlngton. The members of the car from a Lexington dealer, however, would be forced to pay connecllns 000\en with town, so society will leave t.omorrow to see tribute to the town of Lexington. A more glaring inconsistency Make for a Real Gone Weekend Lhat. the Collegians wlll have no POints of medical Interest. in policy can scarcely be imagined. Thursday the group will visit the Town officials cite the student's use of Lexington streets By Busch and Comegys p m· t T 11 naval hospital in the naval medical -L Q h V . h The COCktaU nttrty was fabu- ing or the movi'"', Father Daves center, the newly completed Na­ as jwri fi cation f or me tax. t er irginia communmes, ow- ..... "" r ce on e s lous-cocktaU party, you know says Hollywood, In response to Wh T• L tional Institute or Health and the ever, base auto fees on residence, not on street use. A person that's an ashtray wlt.h music It crlt!ClSlll O( 3-0 movies, Is put.lini y tgers ost Institute of Mental Health. who works in Richmond or Roanoke but lives outside of the stariA!d a little early, but some out another kind, 4-D, t.hat.'s 3-D Friday the members of AED will city limits, is not required to buy auto tags from those cities. people skipped their 12:05's and with a stoey. The Princeton Alumni Weekly, visit Lhe Bureau or Standards and _L made It there before H. closed. Never thought. we'd hear Lhe day On the Campus, inc.luded a short. the St. Ellzo.beLh Mental Hospital. Like students, thiS county-dweller may use me city streets as several dates got there before it tomato Juice break!a.st. would be notice about it.s own Quiz Bowl e!- Saturday the 1roup will go to the much as a city resident. was over. I heard one guy ask his served in math class. Oa.wdl forts. The st.oey, a.s It appeared, Is Dl.<~trlct of Columbia General Hos­ pital, studying the clinic and char­ The overwhelming maJority of Washington and Lee stu- dashtee eclf kisseda._D · DOTS FOR A WHlLE .. all fra- printed below. ~~nod," hshoede'd.~yoenrlbey eb~., 3 You may remember that two Ity aspects of the hosPit.al. dents are not eligible to vote in Lexington elections. Perh aps mov1e." ternlties have the same st.andard weeks ago In this column there the town fathers think that students are therefore powerless to Harry McCoy drove out soon, party week-end menus.· .people appeared a preliminary notice Dr. Dill Speaks in Chapel _L • • • h · Iroughing it, seems somebody had who Just. bouiht. Bermuda shorts, about Princeton's participation in • fi g h t UJIS taxaoon Wlt out representatton. discOnnected his power steering. wore them anyway ... have you a radio show called ·•campus Quiz On European History They seem to have forgotten the power of the student dol- seriously, the whole thing was been to Earl N. Leggett's for your Bowl." It we had any sense, we'd l U · h imil hi · L · d th great but then that was only the khakis? ... Mr:;. Faulkner hAs prov- have kept quiet about lt. Th.e Marshall Dlll Jr., associate pro­ ar. nJUSt tax sc emes s ar to t s m exmgton an o er begln'rung of the "sunny warm. en herself to be "the hostess with Tiger quartet ... no one can c:lance or s1ng crazy: Its team contains four Phi naV'Y 1n Washington and London. 11greements elsewhere. like Ike Sm.Jth ... Is It true Lolly Betes, one or whom Is a Rhodes One student walked up to his danced to the Phi 01lm Pot and SCholar, while Princeton llmiiA!d :++++•!"'(o++++++.,.+++,fo++++-:·! ~A Delightful Place To Visit ' professor and told hlm someone Pan Mombo? ...Schloss, our own itself to the gentlemanly total of + + said they looked alike. "Where 1.s Mel Allen was great at the one Phi Bete, the other three being t : The other day an article praising Washington and Lee's he?" asked the professor? "I ldlled game. . . good fellows. We bet Wa.shlngton + N 0 T 1C E + tradition of friendliness to campus visitors came to our attention . him," answered the student. cor and Lee can't drink beer worth a : : course this one 1s old, and not THE WAY she prescribes lhem damn. + + W ith the spring tourist season now in full swing, chis is a par­ very funny.) Nurse Allen must own stock ln ~ * + ticularly appropriate time to reprint it. • !ism Anacln ... lt's been rumored thatl + : Dr· Fishwi ck s res 1ona c1 ass Bobster Bender only wants one I + + T he article, written by Dr. M. E. Sadler, president of Texas was overflowing Saturday, with thlni on his tombstone, 0-0-N-E R. L. HESS & BRO. : 2-Day Service on sh:- . + dates. or course, they all sat on . •lo : Christian University, shows the tremendous tmpression chat the 1 u~ the back row, and listened atten- JlJDGE MEDINA TO SPEAK J ewe ers i b ht to our call of- + uspealcing tradition" has on visitors. lively t.o a description of the West Judge Harold R. Medina wll1 Lexln,.too , Vlrrlola roug : Dr. Sadler's article is reprinted from T he Skiff, student by Marshall Fishwick. Lectures Friday and Saturday. + left at laundry newspaper at TCU: The football aame Saturday +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++•++++ .....+ +++• +++++++ : room in dormitory + ftlled t.he art.emoon, followed by the % + i + Offers Challenge to Students lacrosse game. That night. Lucille + + + : Ball and Des! Amaz fans, and a + t ~ * % Some years ago, the Southern University Conference met few people under 60 went to see : Get your + + the "Long Long Trailer." It reaJiy : t NO EXTRA CHARGE in Lexington, Va. By the dose of the first day, the most con­ was right good, and 1s certalnly + + t+ sistent topic of informal conversation among the delegates was a plua ror Mercurys And speak- Souvenir Photos the amazing courtesy, friendlmess and thoughtfulness of the ii ~ i * ~i Washington and Lee University students. Those who had lived ART SILVER of Spring Dances t t and worked in that part of the country were not surprised at : ~ ROCKBRIDGE the reaction of these delegates to the \XIashington and Lee COlUPLETE LINE : + situation. + + LAUNDRY + OF MEN'S CLOTHING I Many years ago, the students of chis Umversity through rom : ; and i their important organizations and channels of communication, AND FURNlSDINGS I t ...- ..... started the development of some great objectives and ideals for ~lain street i Borthwick Studio f i DRY CLEANERS i themselves. Each succeeding generation of students has maJored in the ~ : i i in these same obJectives. + lS W. Nelson i + + &beri E. Lee Bulldlnc ... + + The consistent and intelligent effort on the part of the i 1' i : student leaders has resulted in some established behavior pat­ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~·~·~~~·~·~·~·~+~·~·~·~·~++++++++++++++~++++++++++•+•++++++++ ' +++++++++++.,.+++++++++++~ terns which are most noticeable and attractive to any persons visiting that campus. For example, any VISitor who walks across that campus rece1ves a most fnendly greeting from any and all students who may pass him on che walk or in the halls. We were told that this same p racttce is followed by the students when they meet each other or when they meet their faculty members. If a visitor inquires concerning some particular bwlding or obJect on the campus, any student goes considerably out of his way to provide the advice and guidance requested. When constdered alone, each of these Items in their be· hav1or patterns might seem to be rather small and insignificant. But when combined, they make the campus of Washington and Lee University one of the most delightful places any person could visit. THE RING-TUM PHI Page 3 General Nine Upsets GW Behind Weinstein's Hurling ·------Gives Up Eight Hits, Fans 10; Strotlg Alunmi Gridders Edge Varsity, 19-14 Grades to be Given in Gym Hamric Hits 2 Doubles, Single Jay Hecktnatltl Blocks Bolt's Kick Near Goal By BILL NORTHROP cordJna to hi~ arade. Snapping out of the baseball doldrums after seven straight A strong alumni team packed 1 This time n was Dick Working's Athletic Dcpal'tmenL head, ey 31 Beslnntns with the Fresh- with sta.rs o! ronner years bnd to toss which went astray. Shively Twombly announced today that man Cia~ , 1954, the t.olal quanU­ shellackings, a determined Washington and Lee nine scored a come from behind with two fourLh grabbed Lhe mlsalmed aerial and after a year long battle th& Facul- ty and quality credits lor gradu- 7-5 victory over a h1ghly-regarded George Washmgton nine yes­ quarler touchdowns to edie the returned to the alumni 26. ty has finally consented to give atlon shall each be 123. var<y 19-14 in Saturday's Alum- Alter Wal~ Degree and Joe letter grades in Physical Educa- Cy Twombly said that. he felt terday on Smith Field behind the eight h1t pitching of Paul nl-Varslty rrid batUe. Scales gained four the varsity waa tJon. the effect wUl be healthy tor both Weinstein. The wlnnlnJ score came late in sent back to the 37 by a. clipping The result came alter a rrcom- the student4 and Physical Educa- Weinstein struck out 10 and was virtually untouchable after the last period \\'hen Jay Beck­ penalty. Shively 10t back 10 yards mcndaUon from the Committee Continued from pare thrtt') the ftlth Inning, In Lhe final !our• mann broke throueh to block Carl on a keep play and t.hen after on cour£eS and Deg~s March 12. r======t frames he allo\'\ d only one hll.. a what of a gift. With two out ln BolL's aLtempt.ed punt and pve being stopped on another try presentt'd to the Faculty for the single by catcher Steve Korcheck. the seventh, Hamric blasted a lODJ the alumni pOLSSCSSion of the ball pltehed It. out to Moore who &wept. last. meeting, April 5. The recom­ and no runs. Three of the runs fty to the bank 1n left center. Bob­ on the varsity 12. After Bocettl over from the 15. Moore then add- mendatlon was passed on that. date. scored ofl the converted oultlelder by Reld and Walawac let. It drop !ailed to gain from the 12, he gave ed his second straight conversion RecommendaUon: Meet Your to put. the urslty ahead 14-6 at tl f th requlr- were unearned. There were 17 bttween them for a double. Ll.nd!ey the ball to Randy Broyles who halftime. 11 0 n comp1 e on o e walks In the cont.csL, 7 or them off promptly punched a stnrle throuah fumbled lL to the three where Bill After being outplayed In the ed wo1k ln PhYsical Education a McHenry reco\'ered. BocetU then 1 FRIENDS Weio.?tein. the box to bring in Hamric. The first half the alumni's iTOUnd at.- ~ atuden~ shall ha\e entered on his Generals produced an Insurance bucked it. over on a quarterback Oamrlc lias :l Jilt tack led by Wes Abrams got. Into record the average &rade tor his 4 run In the elihth when Weinstein's sneak for the deciding touc.bdown. The Generals backed up Wein­ full sv.ing In the last. hall. The 1 semesters. At The perfect. squeeze bunt brou&ht ln Till' alumni were the flrst to former Generals put on the only 2 I One scme.'lter hour of quanti­ stein's neat. pitching Job with their Kops from third. score when they captallzed on a heaviest battlna a:.zualt or the sea­ sustained drive of the day when ty credit towards graduation shall fumble to grab B 6-0 lead early In they marched 85 yards ror their bP. nllowed for satisfactory com­ son, as they scored &Ingle nu1s in Freeman Stops Tbl'eat the first Quarter. Dean McKnight ANNEX the Sl'venth and eighth to Wl't\P up second score. The end sweePS or pletlon of the total four semesteJ'S, OW's onlY threat in the final Jum}){d on a st1ay lateral on the Abrams and the Une smashes of together with quality credits ac­ the ve1dlct. Lowell IInmrlc pro­ tour Innings came in the elgbt.b. var!ilty seven and after Broyles and duced two doubles and a. a!nglc Shortstop Freeman speared a siz­ Broyles and Walt Michaels f<'a- ~ mo\'ed It, to Lhe four In two tries tw·ed the attack. to lead the 11-hit attack. Joe Lind­ zling liner and threw to first to Bocettl rammed It over. Broyles sey, Po:l Bnkcr nnd John Freeman double up Steve K orcheck to Broyles bucked lt over from the missed the conversion. only to have the score called BILLIARD each chipped In with two apiece. squelch the minor uprtslna. three BROWN'S Korcbeck had two triples and a Bolt Runs GZ Yards back on a 15-yard penalLy, How­ ever Abrams ran It over from the single lor OW. The vanity came back early ln CLEANING WORKS PARLOR 16 in two carrle8. Poor fleldlng and Welnst.cln's the next period to capture a 7-6 Richmond Club Tops The alumni t.hreatened again own wildness were cosUy aa GW lead. After moving the ball Into Dry Cleaning built. up a 3-0 lt>nd. scoritlB alngle W&L in Lacrosse, 8-4 \'arslty territory Joe Lindsey threw when Jlm Lukens was interfered runs in each of t.hc first three In­ with catching a. Boccttl pass on Pressing-Repairing By JERRY SUSSKIND a pass whlch Carl Bolt Intercepted the seven. The varsity held but * nings. W&L came back \\ith a run on hls 23 and ran back to t.be 38. In the bottom of the thJrd as Dave Washington and Lee stlckmen on the next play Tom ShivelY was unable to move the ball and 14 South Randolph St. Opposite Wouters was hit by GW's start­ dropped their second game of the handed otr to Bolt who :;treaked their blocked punt on fourth down Pick-Up and Dellvei'J gave the alumni t..he break they ing pitcher Jerry Marvell with the year to Richmond Lacrosse Club, thr'Ough tackle tor a 62-:,-ard Phone 282 Lyric Tbeatft bases loaded. 8-4, Saturday on Wllson Fleld. touchdown scorlna Jaunt. Vinee needed. The Blue and White tied things Buzzy Bud.nltz, former Johns Moore booted the ext.ra point. to ...- .... ~·., .. .. '>~ of a hit. warren Moody and Dick Bill McHenry , who had Just TOI u ;·c 1\( Ct-:'\SOIUL!. finished playing football tor the " \\< o 1•'111 J' retrrlptlou" ~ .. jJ Kops drew walks off tho losing J'ltone IH pitcher "Roscoe" Sweeney and . !Continued on pa,e four) I I Wouters was hit by a piLched ball for the second time to flU the bases. Second baseman Sklnny St.atrer made a co.:.Uy bobbie on an easy il'Ound ball to bring In one run, and Weinstein chased home another with a long fly to oenter. GBt hot with a {)()T W&L's wlnnlna run was some-

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Richmond Tops W&L, g_ more points to the Richmond Lov.e, W&L's All-American candl- line play of Diet Hanke and Jack flt.Mdlng player award for the 4 Club'a cau . dnte and Jerry Courtney Conner Alumni Game Hare, alumni whUe cart Bolt received (Continued from pace tbreel The Generals snapped back in Johns Hopkirul All-Amer1cnn play- cContlnued from pace t.bree) Wes Abrams received the out- the prize for the varsity. alwnnl, scored the ftrst. W&L goal the second half as O'Connell and t.:d out.st.anding ball. on a pass rrom 0 Cotmell midway Ducky Dl'ake scored but their ef- W&L coach Herbert sald hls The play or tbe varsity qalnst ln the ~d period. From that ron. was no~ qult.e enough and at ~am played their best pme of t.ho the st.ar-studded alumni eleven was potnt. the General altat'lt was sl0\11.'· t.he st.an. or the fourth quart.er. the year but that. the Richmond Club'a very sa.tl fact.ory accordlni to ed down by the brilliant. plaYlni Blue and Whlt.e stUl tral1ed, 6-3. experience was too much for them Coach carl Wise. He &tniled out have you 8een tire of Budnlt.z who ooniributcd two -----· Bolt and Eddie for their runnina -======:======• Mike Ryer r.cored early In the and also had a gOOd word for the ,- nnal period and the Generals G d seemed to be on Lhe move. How- Gym ra es nelfJ Orion formalsP Stan'-1 ever, they failed to hold dov.-.J the !Continued from pare three) slippery Richmond at.t.ack wh.lch Wamer'• STATE poured tn two more aoals. tlon Department.. For the students lt. v.lll be an lncenllve t.o t.ry t.helr Best Defensively the ioa.lles matched besL whUe the Phj-slcal Educallon THlJR DAY saves with 13 each. Both Fletcher l)(.>partment will profit. by more j control over thelr own department. COFFEE Ji:Mft 0 S q HICKMAN'S ...... +++++•++++++++++ + SIMM N in town VICTOR MATURE Esso Station i Quality and Convenience i lft _.,.,.., Cars (."ailed for and Delivered ~ In your i JfJffJtiR trJ 1•• South Main SL Phono 298 i Cleaning ~ 5c

~4RJG~R :+>++++,...+++++++"++"+++>+t i Pressi::: Needs I, &.JIJP-- • MYERS ++.. Doc's Corner A I I UNIVERSITY with HARDWARE + you bet! MARY JO TAROLA + t : CLEANERS Store MONICA lEWIS t COMPANY i : !Your Campu NeiJ'hbor) JANE OARWEll t+oe.++++++-t·+v·:<·:·+<-+.c-++H•"'+ : Phone 749 i Stop in now and sec ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~·;~;"'·;·~~~·+~·~·~+;•;·~·~·~·~++:•~·~·~·;-·~·~~~~~~~~~~~~ • yoursolf in the smartest It's Good B usln t looking j acket To Do usln Rockbridge Radio and Electrical Service formal With IERER' Radios, Television and Electrical Applicances -of magical Orlon E .F. NUCKOLS, Owner and rayon blend! PHARMACY Lexlnrton, Vlrrlnta Holds its press, keeps 130 South 1\taln Street Pbone 463 you smart all evening! 32.50 LYRII: DURHAM'S ESSO STATION TUES.-WED. Complete Car Service Call for and Deliver .Mitl11lla llut Ortu Trtvatrt.. ••.. 12.50 TIRES, BATTERIES AND ACCE SORIES Celftllltrltv"4 •net Tla Seta, 7.50 It 15.00 South Main Street Phone 913 Nm'ffm~T!:~~:::::._ TOLLEY'S TOGGERY uNta VIVECA UMOFORS ond PAUL CHRISTIAN "The Complete ~ li ege Shop" o.. u-. tlf tr 11110 a.tlol'ktwtt ROBERT E. LEE BARBER SHOP Ill \V. Nelson THE JACKSON BARBER SHOP TlllJR..-FRI. HUGO A. WILLIAMS--Prop. Singing in the Rain DEBBIE REYNOLDS CYD CUAJUS E GENE KELLER IT'S ALL AMATTER OF TASTE

When you come right down to it, you \ce~ a tuc\cy Stri\ce amoke for one simple reason ... enjoy­ A man ,ho ~t~e ba~· \\ packed- ment And smoking enjoyment is all a \s rea~Y~firl1',so\\l Y matter of taste. Yes, taste is what counts +++++++++++¥++++++++++++ Sothe rou" cigare ' tte tor a m· a ctgarette.· And L ucki es taste better. : + Bob Vlc:JtetY• Jr.. uri 1\vo facts explain why Luckies taste : HOBBIE BROS. 110 it uruverJitrOf 14' better. First, L.S./M.F.T.-Lucky Strike t mruic store means fine tobacco ... light, mjld, good­ : Roanoke, Vlrrlnla : tasting tobacco. Second, Luckies are ac­ : : tually made better to taste better ... ++++++++++++++++++++++++ always round, firm, fully packed to draw CLOVER BRAND freely and smoke evenly. Speed Service So, for the enjoyment you get from DAIRY PRODUCfS better taste, and only from better taste, On have ~en your Be Happy- Go Lucky. Get a pack or a All Makes of Cars slrn of Quallty carton of better-tasting Luckies today. In Western Vlrrlnla Wheel All&'nment for over 50 years. ~ and Fender llepa1r General Repaln We appreciate YOUR FRIENDLY your pattonage FORD DEALER

BLUERIDGE Clover Creamery Co. Route 11 MOTOR SALES Phone ?66 or 64 Phone 139

NO Service Charge

It's M~•er th'ln you think to ma ke S.!S by writing u Lucky * Stn lce jmgle like those you see 10 this od. Yes. we need jingles Open a checking account -und we pay $25 for every one we u~e! So send as mony as you like to: Happy-Go-Lucky, P . 0 . The Box 67, New York 46, N. Y. First National Bank

of Lexington CO,II., TH& AMIIUCAH TOIACCO COM,AN1' CLEANER, Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. FRESHER, LUCKIES TASTE BETTER SMOOTHER I