Mus Helen Hatch, of Montgomtry, Ala., and Mary Baldwin College

Catherine Dempsey Deborah Westcott. with Bill Batley with John Bowman with Carl Swanson • t Washington and Lee Semi-Weekly Newspaper

Volume LID LEXINGTON, , APRIL 17, 1953 Number 47 J. Lindsay Almond and F. P. Miller Speak in Lee Chapel Next Week Col. Francis Pickens Mil.!er, a former candidate for Deme- By MARVIN H . ANDERSON, Editor l ccati'c nomination as U.S. Senator from Virginia and for Gov- A man who was very frequently mentioned as a possible in opposition to the Byrd organization, will speak here candidate for Governor of Virginia in the Democratic primary next week on <~ Christianity, Democracy and Capitalism." this summer until he withdrew his name from speculation a Although most widely known as a Virginia politician, M iller month ago will speak in Lee Chapel next Tuesday, A pr. 21, is accomplished in the theological, military and governmental on "The Proposed Bricker Amendment." fields. He h:!s also been an educator, editor, and author, and is a J. Lindsay Almond, Attorney-General of Virginia, who was Washington and Lee graduate. •------·------>~

The Hammer and Spade: EDITORIALS: ~she's a Real Queen,' So My Buddy Said For Once We Have Space for Editorials

By Edmonds and Hoogenboom It's nice, for a change, to have enough room in The R~g- 1 ne~spa.pers in the :'irginia Int~rcollegiat~ ~res~ Asso~iation . lowing me. "I've worked up a great hockey game tum Phi to justify an editorial column. This could be The Rtng- Thts-tn a school wtth a reputauon for butldmg JO Urnahsts. over at the Sigma Nu cocktail party." "Come In and rest, dear," I pleaded. tum Phi. Not, perhaps, six pages, at least not every issue, but For several weeks a committee of stude nts and faculty She rolled across the room to the couch. ''Where'a the Student Newspaper, if there was enough demand for it, members who were d1osen because The Ring-tum Phi believed my Southern Collerlan?" she asked. "Always before could next year very well be a seven-column publication. their interest in the Student Newspaper could contribute to its when I come to a dance I get a Southern Collerlan. 1 want my Southern CoUeriao." Once upon a time the newspaper was a seven-column paper, improveme nt studted the problems of the publication. We feel I Lold her the story and handed her the note and the ads in it only came knee-high to a toadstool. Then, that this committee, composed of Roger W. Dudley, chairman, 1 had received earlier. She read: after the war, the volume of work in the J ournalism Laboratory Dr. Allan E. Ragan, Charles 0 . Voigt, Jr., Robert E. Glenn, St-Icks and s~nes Press combined with higher prices to force a reduction to six and Raymond D . Smith, Jr., has performed an excellent job. May break my bones, But words columns. That was about 194 7. The course which they have laid out is unmistakably clear. "She's a real queen," he told me. "She's Can never hurt me. The rest is recent history. Increased prices forced more Ic calls for an end to the cycle of cut and cut. -Signed, Glenn Scott from my home town." advertising, so much so chat even in the six-column paper The recommendation which they submitted to the Executive "Quoth Ute raven, 'nevermore'." • • one couldn't see the mistakes in the type for the ads. Less news, Committee of the Student Body and to the Publication Board IT .\LL STARTED as a perfectly Innocent affair. Saturday afLernoon we went to the Old Book less interest, less work, less Ring-tum Phi. is, in a few words, that the size of the Ring-tum Phi should be I nerded a dat.e, and being full of self-respect, I felt Bale, where 1 picked up a dreamy number entitled: thnt my daLe had to be o. girl. This automatically Come Again, by N. Brown. Don't you chink it's about ume the vicious cycle was increased to seven columns per issue, with a two-page insert, ruled out southern sem. At this point, 1 turned to Then to the student war Memotial football snapped and that Washington and Lee recetve a newspaper as this issue contams, at vartous occastons throughout the year. m)' lrlend. Samuel P. Dlldoe, a Randolph-Macon game. Kloe remembered most of Lhe Learn from her which it could claim stood with the best? But, as a matter of They furth er believed chat the paper should remain a semi­ udvocnle. days as tailback. "Did you know," she whiSpered, "Dildo." I said, "get me a date. One with two Jerry Murphy once autographed my hockey puck?" fact, not once in recent years has The Ring-tum Phi received an weekly newspaper. legs and two, you know what 1 mean." A celebrity, 1 thought. award for excellence when it competed with other college The Ring-tum Phi chis year supports their recommenda- He didn't. know what I meant And so to Douthat. She recognized the bOatman. 1 stood at McCrum's bus stop, leaning against "Father," she called, "would you take care of my tion in the belief that a seven-column paper is justified since a post. with a cigarette In my mouth. Man. was I collapsable hockey stick whUe we go !or a boat it will allow the editorial staff the space to tell the story of hl.xy! And then lt hit me. The bus. She crawled ride?" Bricker Plan Needs Study Washington and Lee University that it had several years ago from the baggage rack of the bus-the girl of my He gave her a paternal pat on her pald pate with with a six-column paper before advertising increased so very beano dreams; death warmed over; a hangover with the fiat end of an oar. She then sweetly slung me In bringing to Washington and Lee campus next Tuesday a smlle I remembered fondly SIPA. My friend, don't across her shoulder, carried me to the bOat. and AI much. e,·er knock SIPA. threw me in. night the Attomey-General of Virginia, Mr. J . Lindsay · Because income from the compulsory Studen t Activity " My name is Ann Klowasld," she burped, "But, After rowing across the lake five times she was mond, co speak on the proposed Bricker amendment to the Fee is locked for the next year, finances for such a larger my friends call me Klowaskl. I t's a family ntck- 'tired, and we left for Doremus Gym where we Constitution, Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity has performed Ring-tum Phj shall have to come from increased advertising. name." danced to the strains of Blue Barron and hJs music _~ .. · · 1 · lk h ld n1 b all · "I'll call you Kloe." I was being exceptionally or yesterday and the day before yesterday. a uistinct servtee, smce us ta s ou not o y e gener y m· But there is eviden ce, derived chiefly from the experience suave. formative but also perhaps be indicative of the feelings of the which the entire staff has received from publishing this issue, She liked IL. She kissed me. And tor a. moment • • • Byrd organization toward Senator Bricker's proposal. I thought Lhe bus had hit me again. "We'll have tun Intermission Is always the highlight of any chat the increased advertising necessary to support a seven· this weekend," I contended. dance. cThis is not Intended to cast any shadows In addition, Mr. Almond's talk will perhaps show a Iaw- column newspaper might be obtained next year She opened her purse a nd pulled out her col- on Blue Barron Ol' his music ol yesLerday and the yer's interpretation of the Ohio senator's proposal, which apsable hockey stick. "Will we ever," she replled. day before yesterday.> reads, in part: In many respects the decision as to what type of Student WHEN WE ARRIVED at the house 1 sneaked up "Take me for a walk across the longest con- Newspaper \XIashingcon and Lee will have rests squarely where he back stau·s and through a closet. There, I dis- crete expansion footbridge In the world," she "No treaty or Executive agreement shall alter or abridge it should-on the srudents themselves, because the publication covered t.wo fraternity brothers missing since Rush begged. In the middle of the bridge lt happened. the laws or Lhe or the cons Jtutlon or laws of week. "You guys missed a g1•eat Christmas party," She dropped her hockey stick. the several States, unless, and then only to the extent that, will reflect their demands and wishes if the student opinion can I teased. "My hockey stick! My hockey stick," she cried, Congress shall so provide by act or Joint resolution." be mobilized. "We don't give a damn," t.hey answered. "You leaning ov!r the side. =;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ should have come to our pea.chy keen Homecomings I gave her one quick shove and ran toward the Insofar as treaties are concerned the Amendment provides r party.'' fratern1ty house hoping to find Dlldoe, my friend that in place of Senate ratification of treaties both houses of __.._c_u_th_ b_e_rt_, _cu__ t_h_be_r_L_I''_y_e_il_ed_KI_oe_. _w_ho_ w_a_s_ro_I_- _of _Yes_te_rd_a_y_an_d_t_h_e_d_a_Ybe_fo_re_Ye_s_te_rd_a_y_._ ___ Congress would have to approve, by majority vote in each In RoatJOke . house, aU proposed treaties in order that they should be ratified. Ftlm Fare: p h M L' d h d 1· h h · er aps r. tn say can s e some 1g t on t e meanmg Metropolitan Cafe ~Producers Would Roar if I Made a Movie' ~f Mr. Bricker's proposal when he uses the word (!Constitution" tn that part of the proposed amendment quoted above. Does Jefferson Street B J S h "Constitution" refer to that of the United states or to "the Y oe c er Constitution or laws of the several States"? Already Congress "It I were a Movle-M&ker" Something from heaven abOve- can leaic:lace against and nullify undesired effects of a treaty A story with sex appeal. e.- There are lots of Jobs to do. which ir disapproves. OUR SPECIALTY But I am no earth-shaker. From an old Joe Miller gag As easy as a cow does moo, To stories dir ~y and clean, ++++++++++++++++++++++++ Chicken in your hands I could be a movie-maker. Vogue, Colliers, and Life magazine. Phi Ep Elects : t I've been around Cor quite a spell We'd search every novel and rag. New officers elected by Phi Epst- t Pete's Taxt· : Half Fried Chicken And many shows I've seen. lon Pi include. Steve Schlossman, :;: ~ French Fries How to make a hit I'll tell, A wonderful plot at last. president; Phil Kocen, vice pres!- + And UJ' to keep it clean. About a man, a girl, and a boy. dent; Marvin Doerfler, correspond- ~ Call Rolls and Butter We'll get an expensive cast­ ing secretary. 711 : First you take a handsome star, Dale Evans, Trigger, and Roy. Heart of Lettuce A lad who cannot act. • Coffee You'll find him In the nearest bar, We'll dress it up 1n color omelal w&L Class Rlnr : Two Way i Having a. free-lunch snack. Have snappy lines and clothes. Hamric & Sheridan Westerns were never duller, + + All For $1.25 All actors drink, or so I'm told We'll call It "Thar He Goes." Jewelers *t Radio Dispatched : It's 1n their contract signed, Oppoelte State Theatre + : That when they play a pirate hold, A World Prem1ere is a must They're stoned out of their mind. With anxious crowds hysteric, : . Won't Hollywood watch our dust ~======~==~-===~+++++++++++++++++·~·~·~++!·~·~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My picture would be novel, When we open first at Lhe Lyric. ~I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE The star sober as a monk. In every theatre or hovel. ''It's wonderful" moans Luella, - - My audience would be drunk. variety says "Socko Pix Click." e In Amherst Next., to find a leading dame That Roy's a helleva fellow, - - A tall, blond, buxom gal. But Dale Evans makes me sick. It's If she can't act it's no shame, - - They give out Academy Awards - - To me she's sUll a. pal. To movies bolh dramatic and tunny - Now we have our two young stars Mine wouldn't get a reward Crossroads Service Station - A good story would be swell, But at least It would make lots of money. About a fateful trip to Mars I'd do all these things and more. - Or a weekend jaunt to Hell. Esso Products - If 1 needed a stat· I'd take her. - The other producers would roar. - ll I were a movie-maker. At the Intersection - PHONE 128 - of Routes 29 and 60 - 24-Hour Service - -

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EDITORIU. DIVISION Oasis Restaurant Editorial Board: Frank A. Par­ 4017 Williamson Road sons, Managing Editor; David ,,M. newspaper. Clinger, News Editor; Robert ...... IIOWEVER, LANE advised pros- Roanoke, Virginia Cullers, .Assistant Sports Editor; Intervlewinr of pr&,pecUve pecllve candidates that the actual D. Robert Greenwood, A!Slstant c:andlclates for top positions in work of lnlel'VIewing may not be Hours: 11 a.m.-11 p.m. Phone 4-0281 Closed Mondays Make-up Editor; William H. Wil- student. publications other than completed on Ap!. 28 and staLed Iiams.Departm Proofreadent Beadser. · Robert M Phithe ~wiUdlt.orshlp berin of In The th eRln Stur-dtument. thuL possibly several evenlngs or •II'=~~======~§§~§§§§§~~~~~~====~~~~~~~~~~~=~~=?~~~..: 7 11 Andrews, Feature Edl~r: Cecil Ed~ :!o~::e ~~v::e:· ~~ ~~~e!~~ ~t~~~~::r~f'~~ ~n~~~L t~~~n~~ .~ E!JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIflllllllllllllfllllfll~ monds. Make-up Editor. vlewli for lhe lhree publications. = E Sports Department: MUton J. who desire to appear before the Theoretlcally, according to the = h h D 1 ::::= Elliott, Sporta Editor; David D. Board to arrlvt' promptly. lie eon~otltullon and by-laws of the ~ T e c ar- e 3 Bare, Paul C. So.ndera. aid no other application was Publication Board, any ~;tudent In = = Reporters: A. Moody Burt, m, necessary beyond the candidate's good sLandlng with an avernge of 2: § WilHam M. Grin. George F. MU· ap~arance ~fo re the Board. not. less than "C" b ell&'lble to ap- =: C l T S • 5 ligan, John J. Popular, ll, James According to a schedule Which ply for any of the pos1t1ollll. ;;;; omp ete exaco ervtce ~: L. Pullen. samuel A. Syme, Jr., and ------w. M:-:s::;·:~BION ffi4r ling-tum J4t : Home co:ked Meals ! Advertl lnt Departmmt: Rober~ Published every Tuesday and Friday of the collE'gt' year. Editorial = § N. Fishburn, Advert.lsintr Manager; and Business omces: Student Union Bulldlna Mall AddreS3: Box 899. = 24-Hour Service a R. Bane Jones, J. Marvin More- Printed at the Journalism LabOratory Press of Washington and ~ = = land, o. Carter Werth. Untverslty, Lexington, Vlralnia. - Amherst, Virginia S Circulation Department: John P. Entered as second-class maLter September 20, 1946, at the Post =: : Lytton. CirculaUon Manager; Basil O!Ilce. Lexin~rton, Vhalnl.n, under the act of March 3, 1879. = at = Oocrhoefer, lll, Victor H. Hanson. National Advertising Representative: The National AdverUsina - Junction of Routes 29 and 60 : David H. wenthe. service, Inc., 420 Madison Avenue New York, New York. ~ ; OlDce Manarement.: William E. ,...... ~ ~:.siuoc!C:d~n:r~. Allen Har· ~~~~~;~ ~~e:~~; .' .' .': .': .' .' .' .' .': .' .' .' .' .' .' .' .' .' .' .' .' .' .' .' .' .' ~~:~~ ~d~:'~ ;illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllflllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllflllllllllllllllllllll l THE RING-TUM PHI Page 3 Vista. with Lew Deschler; Mlmi Charley Smith; Jeanne Huklhin- 1Clay Jeter; Virginia Cochran, Rankin; Allee Chapman, North Gay Walden, Baldwin SChool, with WlJson, Hollins, with Arthur Fern; son, Randolph-Macon, with Don MemphiS, Tenn., wltb MJiburn Carolina, with Jim Rich; Eliza- Jerry South, Carol Lee Sutherland, SCottie Boykin, sweet Briar, with Girls, Girls, Disturb Stewart; Jeannine Defries, Ran- Noell; Nancy Hoover, Pittsburgh, b2th Bowen. Holton Arms. with HoJUns, with Bob Thomas; Susan Stan Flinn; Dottle Orr. Mount dolph-Macon. wlt.h Bill Stober; Pa., with Steve Quillin; Jolly John Rutherford; Tommi sue McKenzie, Randolph-Macon, with Vernon. with craig Fritsche; carol Kay Carter. Enca College, with Urner, Hagerstown. Md., with Jer­ RichardSon, Staunton. with Bob Ben Walden; Renls Siner, Sweet Waterman. Hollm, with Bob GlM· Terry Whitman; and Peggy Hen- ry Stone; Sally Hendereu, Pltt.s­ Stivers; and Ella Prince Tammer. Briar, wlth BUI Whitney; Kay ier; Cat"Ylon Sompin, Virgin!.& In­ Campus Once Again Randolph-Macon, with burgh, Pa., with Uoyd Wilkinson; Sweet Briar, with BUI Thomas. Newman, Sweet Briar, with George termont. with Jim Hamrick; Nancy 1G'eo"ge Wilson. and Nancy Glas.s, Danville. with Young. Kent. Willlamsbul'g, with Harvey For che second weekend in a row the less-awkward of the John Williamson. Hill; Jackie Loedler, Washington, Phi Delta Theta Ph' G D. C., with Dick Hornaday; Ann sexes are disturbing the life of this normally all-masculine com- 1 Delta Upsilon Janet Taylor, Sullins, with Sam amma Lee, Greensboro College, with munity by their appearance. No sooner had their junior count­ Lambda Chi Berry; Em.my Coxe, Sweet Briar, D It Emmett Kelley; Mary Turner, erparts departed last weekend, a little wiser, perhaps, concern­ Nikki Davis. Randolph-Ma.con. wlth Roy Craig; Margie Richey, e 3 Madison, with Nell McBrien; Marie Ing the ways of college men, than* with BUI Bogglano: Joanne Pow­ Washington. D. C .. with BUI Dix- Mano.s, Madison, with Jack Me· ell, SUver Spring, Md., with New­ Alpha their elder, wiser, and drat It, more Tom Lohrey; Barbara Lee Ingalls, on; Ellzabeth Seneff, Pittsburgh, Paula Purse, Sweet Briar. wtth Quigg an; Carolyn Wine, Holllns, experienced siSters began arriving sweet Briar. with Pete MacPher­ man Carmack: Anne Houseman, Carol Furman, Sout.hern Sem- Pa .. with Dave Foster: Mary Lou Bill Blanton; Judy Sidley, South· with Dan Moore; sarah Turner, Wytheville, with Cecil Edmonds; from colleges all over the country son; Joan Acker, Maryland, with !nary, with Bow Bell; Mary Jane Oliver, Mary Baldwin, with Gordon ern Seminary, with John Buckey ; Holllns. with Larry Palmer; Carol Jean Allen, Madlson, with AI for the Spring Dance Set. Jerr;• Murphy; Peggy GighHliat, Whitelaw, Sweet Briar, with Char- Gooch; Louise Mandevllle, sweet Jean Mitchell, Madison, with Dick Levorsen, Southern Seminary, wllh Harrison; Natalie Zirkle. Madison, les Baldree; Jane Buckman, Briar. with Pegram Harrison; Budd: Tela Longaker, Randolph­ John Popular; Jane Shipman, LiSt.ed below are Just a few of Mary Baldwin, with Ned Newbak~ with Kent Horner; Betty Waddell, Greenbrier, with Dave Clinger; Jane Martin, Hollins, with Dick Macon, with Tom Callaham; Mas­ Troy, 0 .. with Frank Shipman: them. er: Pat Class, Capital, with Leon­ Lexington, with Sandy Kulik; AI· Wlf Davis, Willlam and Mary, ard Ranson; Nancy Howe, Hollins, June Carr, Hollins, with Mike Da- Hartley; Sue Stedman, HolUns, ste Lea, HollJns. wlt.h John Car­ Is Durham. Radford, with Low- vis; Jackie Newell, Greenbrier. with George Hendrix; carolyn gill; Doris Burns. Madison, with with Dud Ross; Blanche Lambert, Lundy; Margaret Miller, Lex­ Helena, Ark., with ; with Carl Flick ; Carol Walling, Kisler, Ohio State, with John Hud- fG~rn~y~C~as~t~le~;~S~O~<~n~h~Lo~m~ax~,~B~u~e~n~o~,~~~C~o~n~tln,u~ed,o~n~p~a~"'~f~o~u~<~l~~ Beta Theta Pi Ington, with Don McArthur: Greenbrier, with Bert Orim.th, dle: Catherine Wright, Randolph- Phyllis Smith, Randolph-Macon, Alance Irwin, Mary Baldwin, with Mary Morrow Drake, Holl!ns, Betty Ann Hinkle, Holllns, with Macon, with Dick Hudgim; Erme with Ken Spence; Jean Neff, Hag­ Don McKaba; Connie Rogers, with Tom Alexander; Ann Rauls, erstown, Md., with Noel Spence: Blll Grigg; Patty Fisher, St. Plumley, Spring City, Pa., with Charlotte, N.C., with Bob Maccub­ Mary's, wllh Suter Hudson; Ann Nel.l I£ett: Kathy Showalter. Hollins, wlt.h Joel Bennett; Mar­ Mary Ann Conley, CUmberland, bln; Ernestine Secrist, Buena Spring Dance (Spruce-Up' cia. Randall, Hollins, with Roger Md., with Donald Stine: Betsey Forsyth, North Carolina, with Mary Baldwtn. with Dick Johnson; VIsta. wlt.h Harry Malzeke; Mar~ Randy Kean; Arlene Dennis, Mo- Barbara Matthews, Sweet Briar, Let us handle your Chappelka; Anna Bakel, Ran­ Martlen. Baltimore, Md, with Har­ jorie Mohl, Mary Baldwin, with dolph-Macon, with Scott Clinton; rison Stone; Mary Russell. Ash­ ravian College, with Frank Ko- with Bennett Johnston; Joan Pressing Problems Phil Monger; Martha Mccaskey, ?are: Pam Demorest, Chatham, Fische. Sweet Briar. with Joe Lov­ Frit.zle Riemer, Cornell, with J im land, 0 ., with Hap Weber; and Bradford, with Malcolm Myers; Barbara Ingram, Ha.gerstown. Md .. N. J., with Dave Lahr; Virginia ertng; Carol Breckinrldge, Sweet Conner; Penny Brown, Randolph­ Pat Thomas, Woman's College of S UMMER STORAGE with Lee White, Gilliam, North Carolina, wtth Briar, with Bill Luckett; Gay Scott, Macon, with Andy Dalton; J oan North Carolina. with Jack Sites. HamUton, Bradley, with Joe De­ Sedge Moss: Wanda Paxson, Rose- Alexandria, with Frank McCorm­ W e are equipped to handle mont, Md., with Roger Perry; Joan lck; Mary Ann Hec.kland, Sweet Beer; Gloria Oale, St. Agnes, with your storage n eeds Alex DeVolpi; Virginia Brannon, Griffith. Greenbrier. with BUI Briar, with Dewey Oxner; Clock Kappa Alpha Kappa Sigma Plume; Elizabeth Verfe!t, Hoi- Anderson. Alexandria, with Blll Greenbrier, with Guy Drake; Anne UNIVERSITY CLEANERS la Frantz; B 2tty Jane Allen, DanvUle, Sweet Briar, with Dan with Jack Osborne; Ginny CrJst, with Clay Oardner; J oAnn Hixon, ; Patricia Wright, Aver- Hollins, with Bob Pfafl; Robin Mc­ Randolph-Macon, with John Law- ett, with John Heard: Vangie Connel. Hollins, with Beau Red­ son: Ann Campbell, Salem. with New York, N.Y., with John mond: Nat Farley, Hollins, with Roy Matthews; Ann Lowry, Ran- Hearst; Eleanor Russell. Houston. John Shaw; Nanette Nelson, Sou­ dolph-Macon. wlth Dave Murphey; Tex .. wlt.h John Hughes; Betty thern Seminary, with Buddy SOm­ erville; Georgia Tillinghast, Ran­ Nancywith Blll H airNorman:, Randolph-Macon, Jacqule Mc4 I ;~~~~C~h~O~

Home Cooked Meals FOR THE BEST Steaks, Chops, Ham Southern Fried Chicken Sea Foods C AN YOU "take it" 6 days a week? For 52 weeks? Cao your opportunities for advancement are unlimited. you meet the high standards req uir~ to be an A via~ ARE YOU ELIGIBLE? TINY TOWN RESTAURANT tion Cadet? lfyou can - then here's a man·size oppor­ tunity! An opportunity to serve your country and To qualify as an Aviation Cadet, you must have com .. Route 11 build a personal career that will fit you for responsible pleted at least two years of college. This is a minimum 9 M;les South nf positions both in military and commercial aviation. requirement- it's best if you stay in scbool and gradu­ Lexington ate. ln addition, you must be between 19 and 26 ~ It won't be easy! Training discipline for Aviation years, unmarried, and in good physical condition. ~ Cadets is rigid. You' ll work hard, study bard, play hard - especially for the first few weeks. But when it's YOU CAN CHOOSE BETWEEN ""' over, you'll be a pro-with a career ahead of you that PILOT OR AIRCRAFT OBSERVER Phone 2567 Lee Davis, Manager will take you as far as you want to go. You graduate If you choose to be an Aircraft Observer, your train· Students at1d Dates Invited as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Air Force, wilh pay of ing will be in Navigation, Bombardment, Radar $5,300.00 a year. Aod this is only the beginning- Operation or Aircraft Performance Engineering.

New Aviation Cadet Training Classes Begin Every Few Weeks! We'll Be Open All Night HERE'S WHAT TO DO: This Friday and Saturday 1. Take a transcript or your college credits and a copy 3. Next, you will be given a written and manua1 apti­ for of your birth certificate to your nearest Air Force tude tesl Base or Recruiting Station. Fill out the application " 4. If you pass your physkal and other tests, you will - Spring Dances they give you. - be scheduled for an Aviation Cadet Training Class. - and 2. If application is accepted, the Air Force will arrange The Selective Service Act allows you a four-month for you to take a physical examination. deferment while waiting class assignment. = THAT 'AFTER THE PARTY' SNACK - STEVE'S DINER = f() VIsit your ...... t Air Fore• a• •• or Air Farce Recruiting Officer. ;: North Main S treet Where get mDre details: OR WRITE TO : AVIATION CADET HEADQUARTERS, U. S, AIR FOR CE, WASHINGTON 2 5, D. C. - and - STEVES VILLE Route 11 1-2 Mile North of Lexington - ~ 1107

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St.adelmann. Arlington. with Ed Dudley Rodger&; Sally Moore, 1Bob Mann; Eleanor wooltolle, cetU; PaL Jackson. Greenbrier, Judy Robinson, Southern Seml­ Girls Crowd Lexington Klomnn; Annette Ir\\ln, Randolph- Whrat.or. with Fred Shand; Sue Mary Baldwin, with Charlie Me- with Bob Cro~; Pat Pancoast, nary, with Howard Sanden; Pat Macon, with Don Mallorey; Pat Ahlers, Hollins. with Walter Smith; Nutt: May Sutton. Richmond, with MadiSon. with Bob Cullen: Mary Pinkley, Greenbrier. with Ted !Continued from pare threel • ------Piet~on. Randolph-Macon, with Fay Asther, Washington, D. C., v. I. Marlin: Betty Dell Fox, Hoi- Evans Carpenter. Randolph-Ma- Shehan: Marilyn Grimley, Green­ with Jim Trlmm; Anne Tyler, with Selden Carter; Nancy M:Orbe, Don Peterbon; Barbara Hunter. with Tom Thomns; Oarnrtt Wll- llns. with George Milligan. Jane con. with John Daniel. Brubara brier. with John Spence; Lucy Randolph-Macon, with Ben Wcr- Oregon. wllh Joe Cmte; Phyllss Mary Baldwin, with Theron Rots- Hams. Washington. D. c .• with Eisler, Sweet Briar. with Remley Ann Bynum. Randolph-Macon. Chesser, Louisvllle. Ky .• with King than; Merylee werthan, vassar, Gt't!, Westhampton, with Bob Cui- ton; Deborah Krnnsbcrg, sweet Dan Thompson; nnd Barbara Myers; Betsy Byerly, Maryland with Bill Dols; Wendy Wllhrell. Sprott; Ann Trotter. Mt. Vernon, wllh Bill wood: and Sally Clnrke, leas; Jane Powley, Anchorage, Ky., Bllar. with Glenn Scott; Julie Cha.>e. Sw»et Briar. with Temple Institute of Art, with Pete Nyce: Cornell, with Jasha Drabek; Fran- with Carl Swanson; Faye Dixon, Hollins, with Wile)· Wright. Y.lth Mark Davis: Marian Framp- Webber. Rm1dolph-Macon. wllh Webber. Dede Crater, Sweet Briar, with ces Fenimore, Baltimore. Md .. with MadL~on, wllh Bill Troll1nger; and ton Greenbrier. with Pete Elsaes- Harrr Stine; Ruth Megenhardt. Monte Pearse; Jane Lrplcy, Phil&.- Sam DuBois; Janice Helander, Norma McClellan, LOulsv!Ue, Ky., Pi scr; Nancy Shults, Randolph-Ma- Wlll:on. with Dcdy Ward; and Ma- St"gma Cht• delphia, Pa., with carl Rumpp; connecticut College, with Jerry with BUI Yager. Phi Epsilon con, w1th Jim Fhppen: Elaine linda Adams. Randolph-Macon, Mary Braman. Woodmere, N. Y., Fl.sher; Judy Lonas. Greenbrier, p k N y rk N y Stewart, Hollywood, Cal., wllh wllh Jack Wheeler. with Ted Shields; Elizabeth Hill• .with Hal Hamilton; Kitty Jackson, Zeta Beta Tau wlf:~lc:~=~k; ~:rba~a Orlfilth: John Freeman; Marty Mllle.r. Le~- Joanne Breitzke. Mt. vernon, Lower Merion, Pa.. with Ed Sipler: Hollins, with Herrick Hanson; Roanoke College, with Hnl BllU:k· hlilOn, with Lyle Uatman, Mat~ s· AI h with Jim Berry; Barbara Hun- EmllyTho~~on,Sweet~rlar,wlth Bobbe Bnt.ker, Hollins, wllh Jay sin; Nancy Evnn. Albany (N. Y.> Lcblwg, Mndlson, with Bill Hill, tgma p a tcr, Mary Baldwin. with J im Alec Tha)er. Nancy Ktoll, Bnlti~ Heckmann, Sterling Wyle, Hol- Betty Sellman. Baltimore, Md., State Teachers College, wllh Mar- Su an E~sl. Mount Vernon, wlth BcsL: Winl Boggs, Mary Baldwin. more, Md.. wiU1 Ross Wagner. llns, with Jlm Hinkle: Helen with Arnold Applefeld; Joanne C Miller Roa- Jeff Hill. Bet.) Chapman, Ron- with Pete Carter: Nancy Anderson. Ctuol Burgess, Centenary Junior Hatch. Mary Baldwin. with Jay Berke, Westfield, N.J., with John 11 1 E il ~~nke~~~therja)'o~nr~mnn;' Janet. dolph-Macon. with Bud Ho~ss: ps On Sweet Briar, with Ted Chenault; College, with Bob Wallace; and Jackson; Marcia Smythe, Hollins. Blume; Maxine I.Jepold, ~ary Weitzman. New York. N. Y .. with ~~isJ ~land, Lexingt.on. with Mary Reid Slmpson. Sweet Briar, A~~ ~rthur. Hollins. with Dave with Tom Kenny; LUn Matthews, ~a~h~~tonid wit~ Lynn t~a~ec ~o Peter Jacobs: suzanne Berllnnt. N , ~ Nsonn, . Jtho Jwoktthin~tson, Ptggy Ewart, Sweet. Brlnr. with with Forney Daugette: Dutchie W ar • Mt. Vernon, with Chris Luhnow: I nn wlth"E?d Cer.h o?"Becbc~ B""o- MemphiS. Tenn .• with Phil Koccn; cwpot t e~s, \\1 ac ~ny, ue Torn Bagley; Ann Rnyder, Lex- Milligan, Mary Bnldwln, with Anne Monls Rich. Baltimore, Md., ege, o en. ar ala. rg: I M dl ith Steve Carol Fostet, Madbon, WILh Dick lngton with Tommy Baker· Watt French· Jeannine Raymond with Bill Merrick; Sue Smith, Phllndelphla.Pa.,wlthPhllCtlstel. 5 s· N ~:t:;;~t~l~; a~d ~~':, Burkat, Kremer: Jane Sul.hon.' Richmond. Joann~ Crouch. Mary Baldwin', Lewiston. Me:. wlth BUI Friedman; tgma U Randolph-Macon. with Hugh Mor- Sandy Be.rgnzln, SmiLh, wllh Sam Richmond. with Joe Scher 1 With. Dick Lovegtove. Rose Me- wtth Fred Bear; Jane Rimmer, Sis Patrick. Southern Seminary, rell; Kit; Wlllls, Holllns, with Davidson, Joan Jacob~. North Car- Cutchan. Annapolis, Md.. with Mnry Baldwin, with Jop Becker; with Jack Friedman; Jo Sauder, Ann Abrams. Cumberland, Md., Douglas Monroe; June McDanel, cltna, wlth Herb Falk, Lois nand- John Northrop; Joyce Bragg, Kay Krause. Lake Ch.trlrs. Ln .. York. Pa., with Dean Ouy; Cath- with Wes Abrams: Carolyn Moore, Delawarl.', wlth Bill Neal; Saranne ~aker. ~cll~sley, with Bill Fish; Phi Kappa Psi Southem Semtmuy, with Bill will Bill Blake: Tookle Ayars. erine Carpenter, Randolph-Macon, Randolph-Macon, with Trevor Borda, Hollins, with AJdnn Pilard; Peanuts Fteedman. Yonkers, N. Pleasants: Anne Montgomery, Southern Seminary, with Jim with Jim Howe. Jes Lilly, Charles- ~ Armbrister; Kit Colquitt, Sweet; Doris Davis. Cumberland. Md., with Y.• with Jim Freedman: Annette Marguerite Gecr, Sweet Briar, Randolph-Macon. with Chuck Bonebrake; ChaSI" Lane. sweet ton, w. va., with Harry K<'nnedy; Briar, with Bob Blair; P. A. Task- Jim Radcliffe; Ann Parker, Wll· Portion, Mary Washington, with with Rud AbboLL: St.alge Davis. Watson; and Murtha Ann Cluy, Briar. wtth Pal Brock; Johnle Le• Yeakley, Mary Bn.ldwin. with er, Cumberland, Md., with Oil Bo- !lam and Mary, with Jim Ritter; (Continued on Pa&'ll r.xl Hollins, wllh CY Barton; Lucy Sweet. Briar, with Sam Werth. wooct. Randolph-Macon. with B!ll · -~-======~~~======~~~~==~~~§::=:§~~~~==:=§~~~~~ Sease. Richmond, with Tom Da- crews; Gay Jones. Hollins. with lr vis: Mary Ida Brown. North Caro- p· K Phi Ellis Crosby; B~lty Buxton, sweet Una. with George Denning; Fay 1 appa Briar, with Rod Dana; Belen Callaway, Hollins, with Walt Wolle. Sweet Briar. with Charley Diggs; Burr Chenery, Hollins, Clare Trotti, Mary Baldwm, wlU1 Dawson; Emily Bear, Mary Bald- Mack and Ann's Restaurant with Charley Dobbs: Ann Hada- Frank Ahlgren. Jr.; sara J ack- win. with Mike Earp; Jeannie Lee way, Mary Baldwin. with George son. Holllns, with Marvin Ander- Davis. Memphis Tenn., with Greer; Shirley Hlnerdeer, Lan- son; Martha need, Randolph-Ma- Faris Jack!!On. 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Lynchburg's Newest IN ROANOKE • • • m Town and Country The Coffee Pot Restaurant Route 221 AMHERST ROAD Roanoke U. S. Route 29 North Virginia Lynchburg • • Virginia Where the W&L Crowd Meets THE RING-TUM PHI Page 5 Generals Looking for Victories Over W. V a. in Doubleheader By BOB CULLERS In the only Conference game of the season so far, W&L was de­ The Generals will be trying for their second and third victories feated by George Washington last Friday. Errors hurt as three of the tomorrow when they travel to Morgantown to meet Lhe mountaineers nine runs were unearned. ot West VIrginia University In a doubleheader. BUddy Dey and Steve Schlossman combined to pitch credlta.ble Coach Blll McCann said that Steve Schlossman and Olen Gamble ball, with Dey taking the loss. Dey gave up six hiLs In !our Innings, will probably toe the mound for the "Btg Blue." four earned runs, walked one, and struck out, five. Schlossman pitched Tuesda)' the Generals return home to meet the University five innings, giving up two hits, two ea111ed runs, striking out seven, of 1\taryland Terrapins at 3:15 on Smith Field. Either Buddy and walking no one. Hamric was Lhe big gun with the sUck, getting Dey or Ed Nulton will probably dra w the starting assig'niJIIent. two hits tor three trips to the plate and driving in two runs. Co­ With eight games completed out of a 21-game schedule, the Gen­ captain Jack Haver contributed a double to the attack, whlle Broyles erals are sporting a won one and lost seven record. But Camp LeJeune and Moody each hit saftles. and Cherry Point each had an abundance of class-A profeslsonal ball Here are the individual records for the eight games played so tar: players on their teams, whlle Wake Forest Is annually the terror of ab r b rbi bb avr•------the Southern Conference. The worst part of the schedule 1s behind Broyles ...... 24 1 8 2 8 .333 Schlossman ...... • ... 4 0 now, and the Generals should have a much better time from here on Hamric ...... 20 1 6 2 4 .300 Weinstein ...... 4 0 In, McCann indicated. Lindsey ...... 21 2 5 1 10 .238 Gamble ...... 2 0 FRESHl\IAN SOUTHPAW Ed Nulton, fresh from his 6-5 win over Haver ...... 18 3 4 0 5 .222 Drew ...... 2 0 the University of Dellaware, is tbe only General pitcher able to sport Moody ...... 28 3 6 5 1 .214 Shanley ...... 2 0 a victory. Out!lelder Randy Broyles ls leading the team at the plate Dey ...... 5 1 .214 with a .333 batting average, and he also has the most hits, eight. Freeman ...... 27 8 5 4 8 .185 Pitcher's Won and Lost Record Third sacker Lowell Hamric is the only other player batting over the Janney ...... 19 4 3 2 3 .167 L three hundred mark, with an even .300 average. Kops ...... 31 5 5 4 4 .161 w "'Skip" Ft·eeman Is leading his team in runs scored with eight, Williams ...... 26 2 2 1 2 .077 Nulton ...... 1 0 and Wanen Moody has knocked in five runs. Rival pitchers have Janney ...... 0 1 Tomorrow's line-up: Kneeling 1. to r.; Hamric, 3b, Jlaver, 2b, Kops, of, 1\loody, c, and Weinstein, of. walk2d Joe Lindsey 10 times. Freeman has pounded out three doubles, ab h Gamble ...... 0 2 Standinr 1. to r.; Freema.n, ss, Gamble, p , Williams, lb, and Sbclossman, ,!). Absent Is Broyles.

Lindsey has contributed a triple, and Haver. Kops, and Broyles have Nulton ...... 9 0 Dey .• 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 0 •• 0 0 ••• 0 2 all added doubles. Dubin 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 Schlossman ...... 0 0 Time Out W&L Lacrosse Team to Take on Cindermen Fdace Specific Suggestions for Shower • U • • T Roanoke To ay; By Doc Elliott Ba 1tlm 0 r e filV e rs1 ty 0 m 0 rr0 W Defeat G. W. an ·;~~~~·~~k~~:~~~\n~~t~; ~;~ ~~~:~ :i~;u!~ ~! ~~~a~~::.t ~~o~~~::s ~~dc:n!e:ens:;~:\~ By BILL HILL * By CHRIS COLLINS a little dirty room with only 14 showers !or about complimentary, and for a good reason. 40 guys." As we stated last, time there is no excuse for the Washington and Lee's lacrosse team will be trying for its W&L To Send All-Star Great t.hings are expected of And what do these comments pertain to? That's showe1· facllllies in the Gym. However, it seems that, the W&L track team this season right. you guessed it. The Shower room In Doremus our suggestions o! cleanlng up the condition were first victory of che season Saturday when it takes on a well­ Softball Team to State now that the cindermen have a balanced Baltimore University squad at on the Intramural Gym. Remember the picture printed on this page unheeded. Perhaps with the voice or some 200 stu­ 3:30 Tourney itJ Ricl1mond victory behind them. about a month ago? A picture which showed the dents. action will be taken at last. field. The Generals came through condition of our showers and a picture or which Tbe freshman and sophomores are the ones who The second annual Virginia In­ Tuesday to win their tlrst track none of us could be proud. There is no cut this use the showers the most, due to Gym classes. Of Although Baltimore sports an impressive won-lost record, tercollegiate Softball Tournament, m~t in four long years. The the Generals are raced an even chance to win. They turned time, bu~ the results or a poll of approximately the 50 freshmen asked the above question, 49 ans- open to any college, university, Minks were host to George Wash­ 200 members or the Student Body. wered in a negative vein. "It's the poorest and most in their best performance of the• ------­ Ington and Lynchburg College in Cl·at.ernity, company, or class About. 60 persons In each class were asked this unsanitary shower room I've ever seen. The Unl­ season last Saturday in losing 10 TilE GENERALS wlll be banking team, wllJ be held in Richmond that glorious affair. questlon: "What do you think of the condition vet•s!ty should be ashamed of alloWing such a thlng to 6 to the tough Richmond La­ Saturday on aLtack:men Marvin May 1-2· Roanoke College sends a track of the shower room in the Gym?" a few didn't care, (Continued on page slx) crosse Club. Bobbitt and Captain Ross Wagner, Washington and Lee has one delegation to Lexln&"~n ~day, Biggest obstacle blooldng a who lead the team in scoring with team already entered, but more and W &L should be up for the Blue and While win will be Bal­ four goals apiece. Dl!fens!vely, carl are urged to enter. The team now meet. Two weets in the last Coming EYents Rockbridge Radio and Electrical Service timore attack:man Charley Beaz­ Batley and goalie Fletcher Lowe planning to play will be composed week and bard work by the ley, who has furnished B. U.'s have been mainstays. of the fraternity and NFU all-star track.sters may extend tbe win­ Aprll 21 wm mark the Generals E. F. NUCKOLS, Owner hardest scoring punch this sea­ BaJley, a freshman playing- his team selected after the intramural ning "streak" to two. next home baseball game with Lexington, VIrginia softball tournament has been com­ sen. On the defensive end, Dave W&L was stlll smarting from Maryland. Alter today the Cinder­ 130 South Maln St.reet Phone 463 first year or ~rosse, bas been pleted. Palmer, team captaln or the vis!· a shellacking at the hands of VPI men's next foe will be West Vir­ tors, is reported to be Ba1Umore1s particularly Impressive In break­ Trophies for the first three teams ing up the opposing attack and Saturday when they took a cold ginia on the 25th, away. The la­ big pn In stopping opposing will be presented by the Virginia and windy tleld Tuesday. But when crosse team meets Western Mary­ drives to the goal. getting the ball In~ enemeny Softball Commissioner, and any territory. the dust had cleared, the Blue had land there on the 26th. The Golf Sta tlstlcally, Baltimore wlll go trophy won by W&L's all-star team 67 12 points and the track meet. team engages VPI here on the Prepare for an Executive Career Into Saturday's game far ahead of Lowe, a Junior rated by many wlll go to the Intramural dept. (Continued on pagt. s:s) 22nd. in RETAILING-in just One Year! W&L. The Marylanders' record in- as one of the best goa!Jes in South­ Union Theological Seminary of eludes a 17-0 win over western em lacrosse, has been very effec­ Richmond won the 1952 title, out­ From New York to New Zealand, collel'e graduates converge on "The Mnryland the Generals' opponents tlve in blocking shots by the oppo­ classing contend~rs from Virginia, Retailing Center" to train for an excltlng, rewardlng career-in just next. Satu'rday. Baltimore has also sltion. He will go into Saturdayjs Richmond, VPI, W&M, Lynchburg, one year! Retailers need you-and look to our graduate scbool-for beaten cornell and Lehigh, while game with an average of 19 "saves" Hampden-Sydney, and Randolph­ future advertising IIUlJla.(ers, buyers, merchandise manarers, fashion tal.dng their only loss at the bands pel· contest. Macon. For Sunday Night Dinner executives, store managers, personnel administrators, researchers. or Loyola o! Baltimore, 8 to 4. ------Prominent retallers send their sons and daughters to the N.Y.U. For Meals with your School or Retailing to help carry on the famJJy business successfully, Our one-year Master's Degree progTam includes courses in aU branches IN THREE GAMES, the Blue Tennis Squad to Meet W&M Visiting Family and Friends ... of retail-store ma.nageJ.llent, under well-known specialists, PLUS 10 and White has yet to win. They Yesterday's tennis match with The team. now holding a l-2 full weeks or supervised executive tralnJng, with pay, fn leading New dropped games to Maryland and Colgate was called off because o! a record, will have Barbe, Murphy, For Fine Foods and York stores, PLUS valuable store and market contacts. Swarthmore by lop.sided scores, misunderstanding between the two Cobban, Patterson, Hollowell, and For detail$, write for BULLETIN OJ before turning in the inspiring per­ schools. Colgate had not confirmed McCain going against W &M. Service de Luxe fOl mance that nearly upset the the date and therefore did not NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Richmond Lacrosse Club last Sat­ arrive. urday. SCHOOL OF RETAILING Tomorrow's match with WUllam 100 WashJD&'ton Square East, New York 3, New York In that Richmond game, the and Mary was moved up to next Auto Repair STONEWALL JACKSON Generals fast-breaking attack left Monday and will be played in Wil­ the surprised visitors tralllng, 4 liamsburg at the bome of the In­ • to 3, at Lhe halt. Washington and dians. RESTAURANT • • Lee held its own until the last two Get Your Car and one-half minutes of the game. AL thnt point, Richmond pulled TUNED UP Sensational New Advance ahead, 7 to 6. Compliments of for Spring Whlle their all-American de· in Golf fenseman spearheaded • rear Clubs guard that held the Generals Clover Quick Service a t bay, Richmond put in three E~ri Work For Cool, Cool Leisure quJck goals to wrap up the game. Creamery • • • The Blue and White was so im­ pressive in losing that the star and BLUERIDGE raptain ol the Richmond club, Company Ray Finn, commented, "The team MOTORS this year has more fight Lhan any otherhave everWashington seen." and Lee team I ~-~ ·~·~·~·~·~·~~-~-~-~-~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~-~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~g Picnic Lunches To Go Rockbridge GOOD INN Phone 57 1 South ~lain Street Laundry ++++~+~++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ and Cleaners i DeliYery SerYice to Lexington *J i • i Every club has identical t i Perfect Service : TONY'S ~ contact feel .. •amazing Quality Work I PASTRY SHOP I ease of shot control They wiU do more to saue you atrokes than BOOSTER, 10 ligbtwe!Jbt it eoat•. U.S FRESHMAN ~ Sycamore Avenue i Ke any clubs you euer played. lliU1deome rider.preu fabric with -· • that lush, thick platform tole- ds® DORMITORY OFFICE + Buena Vista -:- it'• cotk and crepe rubber- really Using an entirely new nnd exclusive scientific i : "airy" walking. 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Dance a lot Cincinnati. Sons of the American Since the time Bricker intro- Along with the new president, wlll not arrive until Saturday HOTEL 1 duced it his proposal has stirred EnJoy your visit- Rcvolullon, and American Legion. the other officers-elect will take PDONE 5000 Ht' was president of the Virginia • debate and controversy throughout over their new dulles. Bob Pax· TOLLEYS' HARDWARE CO. Come again soon BRIEFLY, the first section of the country. In general, the Brick­ Music Festival in 1950 and chair­ ton. Lexington, Va.. junior has for the Bricker proposal would purport er amendment has received consld­ E. L. and F. G. ToUe1 man of the Fight for Freedom been chosen vice-president; Monte THE BOOK SHOP to forbid the making of a~y treaty erable :,upport from the more con­ All Good Food Committee In 194 1. Pearse. Chevy Chase, Md .. sopho­ For Kinds of Hardware or Executive agreement respect;.. !':ervatlve elements throughout the 32 We t Washln(ton St. and He has edited three magazines more, secretary; and Bob Whita· 13 S. Main SL Phone 24 lng the rights of clt~ns protected country, whUe it has been severly Phone 626 Pleasant. Accommodations and written three books, one of ker, Tampa, Fla., sophomore, Lexin11on, Va. by this Constitution. Another sect 1<'rltlclzed by those with a more them with theologian H. R. Nie­ treasurer. I tlon of tbe P.:oposed amendmen In tea nn uonnJ outlook. The Elsen­ buhr. provides that no treaty or Execu- hower admlnlstratlon has gone on Col. MIUer' speech Is the sec· live agreement shall alter or e d In opposition to the amend­ ond in the Council's new plan abridge the laws of the United r cor for brlnr lnc to W&L men of or the Constitution or laws of the ~nt.. broad backJl'ounds with keen in­ several states unless. and then 1 terest not only in reliJ'Ion but In only to the extent that, Congress 1 other thlnrs such as current shall so provide by net or joint. res­ HICKMAN'S problems, accordlnr to Dlrector Iolut.lon." of Relll'lous Activities John 1\la­ Esso Station Still a third section Is Intended guire. Ca rs Called Cor and Delivered to nullify whatever effect which "The Saturday afternoon retreat any treaty or Executive agreement South Main St. Phone 298 will be a serious study for any­ would have In vesting In "any in­ one lntel'Csted," M aguire said. 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