m r i&tug-tum t• Washington and Lee University Semi-Weekly

45th YEAR NUMBER 3~ Net Star Plans Journalism Lab rw&L Goes Sissy' Washington and Lee's de­ Cagers Meet cision to admit co·eds to the To Make Home Gets UP Ticker special wartime summer ses­ sion drew wide attention from Duke Quintet In Lexington On 20-hour Day Southern newspapers, with the Visits City Between Stops A United Press teletype installed Memphis Commercial Appeal last week in the Journalism Ll· presenting the story in the most In SC Drive On Current Pro Net Tour bra.ry began ticldng early yester­ day morning, bringing to W&L the novel fashion. Squad Faces Blue Devils Fred P e r r y, Internationally­ full 20-hour radio wire serv1ce of o ver an Associated Press dis­ In Tonight's Initial Battle famous tennis player who in the that news a.gency. patch telllng of the move the spring will begin his second year The machine. a gift of an alum­ Commercial Appeal carried tbe Of Crucial 3-Game Series as coach of W&L's varsity net nus who prefers to remain anony­ team. has completed arrangements mous. will be used primarily in following headline: Perched In fourth place after to make Lexington his permanent copy editing practice by members "W&L Goes Sissy." snatching a 30-28 triumph from home. he said yesterday after a of the copy reading and makeup Maryland Saturday n igh t. Cookie 24-hour visit during a "tlme-out" class, but It Is also available to Cunningham's cagers will begin a from his exhibition tour. non-journalism students. Mr. R. crucial week in their drive for Renewing the vow that he would M. Hodges, journalism Instructor, Darkness Still PreYails Conference honors tonight when coach here until he has "a long said. they take on the pace-setting grey beard.• · Perry said that he While In former years the de­ As 8:25 '" Classes Open Duke Blue Devils In Doremus would return to Lexington as soon partment has received only As· Gymnasium. as he, Don Budge. Bobby Riggs sociated Press reports, an AP tele­ Under New War-time The game. first of three im­ and Frank Kovacs reach the end type wUl supplant the UP ticker portan Conlerence tests on the of then· exhibition tour. No defi­ The first sign of spring broke now In use late 1n March. Hodges over the W&L campus yesterday. Generals' list for this week, will nite date bas been set for the follow a 7 o'clock preliminary be­ added. It wasn't the song of the robins termination of the junket. which Besides its use by journalism tween W&L's freshmen and began In December, but the three­ In the trees. It wasn't the first Greenbriar Military Academy. students the ticker furnishes the buds of wisteria or tulips. It wasn't time world amateur champion said campus with a source of up-to­ Winners of five of their seven he probably would be free in time the baby leafs on the trees-it the-minute news right off the wasn't anything so pleasant. In Conference starts to date, Cun­ to resume coaching duties here wtres. Especially during the criti­ nJngham's paRSers will tackle a before the start or the tennis all its uncomfortable aspects. war cal Battle of Flanders In 1940, did time went Into effect. pair of tougl. out-of-town assign­ season. students jam the J ournalism Li­ ments after tonight's game. They Commenting upon his plans to brary, watching reports come in Designed to save needed elec­ will invade Chapel Hill to meet "settle down" in Lexington, Perry from the Washington AP office. tricity for the defense effort, the North Carolina on Friday night. said that he and MI·s. Perry would Several regulations regarding newly-baptized war time meant and the ne"t day will move into FRED PERRY spend more time here each year as genera.! usage of the machine have nothing more or less than an Durham to ~>tack up against Duke the years go by. been posted. Students are asked hour's loss of sleep. for the second time In five days. "We shall probably divide our world professional title. gave no not to attempt to read copy on the Not only did students auto­ A full house ls exPected to watch time b e t we e n Lex1ngton and hint of giving up tennis. He said teletpye during the 9:20 M-W-F tonight's battle. Coached by Eddie that he would continue to partici­ matically give up a whole hour of Mexico City for the next year or block. at which time Journalism t·est. but occupants of the fresh­ Cameron. a W&L alumnus, the so." he said. "but Lexington wU I pate in tournaments and exhibi­ 202 meets. or during the class labs Duke passers have cha.lked up tions, playing out of Lexington, man dorm and most fraternity be our home." The Perrys were conducted four afternoons a week houses near the campus were eight victories In as many Con­ In Mexico a year ago when he ac­ and added that he wanted to get from two to four p.m. ference starts this season to set in a. few rounds of golf "now and awakened three times in the mid­ cepted the W&L coaching post. Non-Journalism students are dle of the night by the doleful themselves up as top-heavy fav­ and returned this year prior to then." also forbidden to lift the cover. ringing of the bell atop Washing­ orites to retain the crown which the orga.nl7.at!on of the exhibition Perry was disturbed when he tamper with tbe mechanism or ton Chapel. they won last year. company. leamed that Jack Mallory. cap­ switches, or to turn the ticker on V e t e r a n s Clyde Allen. Hap tain-elect or the varsity racquet or off. Any cases of jammed paper. But pity the poor sophomore Spuhler. Sam Rothbaum and Billy Perry purchased Virginia license wbo, upon hearing the bell. jump­ tags for h is car yesterday. and team. and Bill Harrellson. num­ twisted ribbon. or garbled mess­ McCahan and Sophomores John ber two man. would not be on ages should be reported to a mem­ ed out of bed and rushed for his Davis Cup 6-3. 6-3, In their exhibition match He might well have emulated Tennessee, George Washington star. who last summer won the In Roanoke. (Right Shall Prevail' the example of the careful fresh­ and Navy have been listed among man without cuts who. undecided the Duke victims during the past In Vesper Address as to Just which way the clock month. while an early-season set­ was supposed to go. set his time back at the hands of Temple Is Honor Roll Lists 7 4 Names; Predicting that "the right shall two hours ahead-''Just to make the only blot on the Devils' ledger. conquer and the just prevaU." sure." He got to hls fraternity Holding a 19-13 lead at the half Rabbi Sidney M . Lefkowitz as­ house in time to put the coffee on. the Generals held otr a second serted that America "has built her 153 Students Make ~B' Average But complain about it as we half rally to defeat Maryland at optimism on pacts and treaties In­ College Park Saturday. Seventy-four students made an er, W. s. Wilcox. T. C. Wilson, Jr .. stead of realities and the powers may, In spite of Its new name, in N. F . Wyatt, and E. A. Zel­ spite of the necessary condition Hany Baugher was high point honor roll standing at the end of of God" In a talk at the first ves~r man for the Generals tallying for the first semester this year, ac­ nlcker. Jr·. service of the second semester in which brings It about. dayligh t cording to lists recently complied Other upperclassmen maklng Lee Chapel Sunday atternoon. saving time is here to stay. United States was really isolated with a minimum lhe defense effort, we're going to date alter a week's extended stay. prime necessity from reports that attempt to carry on the glorious Lieutenant J ohn ''Skippy" Hen­ of international trade, no cables, no telephones, no radio, no come out of camps. I expect to be work star ted by Yardbird Shroyer derson of the Mu·ines very much drafted and so I'm in favor of steamships, no airplanes, every well-educated man was trained right here in this little commun­ in evidence over t he weekend plus this pretiminal'Y training set-up." in the foreign languages. Now, with 20,000,000 daily radio ity. We won't leave Este.n Cooke. his very cute bride. The Marines Mouser Department: This col­ certainly looks !Ike our branch of listeners, with 10,000,000 more in daily contact with foreign Adrian Bendhelm CV-5, USNRI: umn used to have a DonnJe Scott the service ... From the DU house "I think a physical fitness pro­ languages, with all che modes of contact, just mentioned, department and Donnie was quite came the reporl that Cll.ff Muller gram at W&L would prove most schoolmen insist that foreign languages are not important. proud of that very fact. ThJs recently received his wings from advantageous to all of us. Al ­ doubtful honor Is conferred only the Air Corps and is fenying They are taught grudgingly, therefore poorly, and then ic is though we are presumably able on a chosen few whose meritorious P-39's to HawaiL Last year at this to meet the gene1·a1 requirements declared chat the results do not justify them. In a day of deeds really warrant exceptional time that would have been all as far as mental abllity goes. there motivation' che educacors provide none and say it is the fault notice-and Miss Scott t·eally right ... Pete Day got his pin back is no assurance of passing the w a r t' a n t e d exceptional notice. very quietly ...Frank Jarvis Is the of someone else. The cold fact, stripped of all wishful think­ physical fitness exam gtven upon That Is. until the Fi jl's Grant latest victim of Polly Morrissey, entrance Into any branch of the ing, is that the 'common man' has more direct contact with Mouser came along and dis­ Sullins Late Date Queen . Johnny service. Some effort should be foreign languages today than ever before in history. If educa­ tinguished himself beyond recog­ Goode says that he Is going to be made to help us out along this nition on the field of battle. severely "Jap-orcllzed" in his work tion does not see that, it is a blind spot.''-Henry M. Wriston, line. so that when we do apply for He has done what few othet· men with the Mulnes. Why can't we milltary positions, we will qualify president of Brown University. can boast of. He has realized his ever say anything funny like In every way." one dream In this wol'ld that Is this? ... Adolph H itler wants his much too full of books and 8:25's. name mentioned. Pete Prldbam IV-1, USNRJ: He has made the Phi Oilms proud "There's no doubt that the ma­ IDI]t iing-tum J4i of hJm. He has made us proud of Jority of us are soft when Judged Published every Tuesday and Friday of the college year. Entered hlm. by the standards expected of at the Lexington. VIrginia. postoffice a.s second-class mail matter. For business reasons we can't Borrowed Briefs . . . pilots. naval officers and soldiers Editorial Office: Student Union Building. Phone 737. print the lurid details. but we In the U. S. atmed forces, and it National advertising representat1ve: The National Advertising can sa.y that he has kissed W&L's "It has Just been learned that a will be a lot easier on us to get Service, Inc., 420 Madison Avenue, New York City. newest sweetheart. "BuUd a bet­ citizen was Jugged ror calling the ow·selves In shape here In school ter Mouser, and we'll beat a path­ Japanese EmPtror a moron. He rather than walt until we're Subscription, $3.10 per year. in advance. way to your door." was booked on two charges: one. actually Inducted Into training. Advertising rates on request. The Norfolk Napoleon: Amid all slande1·; two. revealing govem­ "Even participation In certain the pomp and ceremony that in­ ment secrets."-R.lder News, Tren­ sports doesn't get a fellow into HAROLD R. LEVY ...... Editor variably surrounds the Fancy OSCAR DUNN ...... Business Manager ton. N. J . condition in the same way that c. Dress Ball stood one voice that an all-round program or regular Joe Ellis ...... News Editor destroyed completely the re~'leot On the front page of a Wash­ physical exercise would. Most of Dick Houska ...... Managing Editor due such an asplclous c1Jgn1tary Ington paper soon after the Pearl us have fair builds, but what Is Ed Zelnlcker ...... Managing Editor as Napoleon Bonaparte Spindle, Harbor attack the following head­ lacking l.s wind. stamina and K. L. Shirk, Jr...... Desk Editor runner-up Lo Cal Bond tor the line appeared: Hitler Declares toughness and these are vital in Title of "the Delt Dictator." War on U. S." and down at the any form of engagement ln this Corneal Myers ...... Advertising Manager The voice waa one ot those bottom In small type, Me Too­ war. I'm all for the voluntary James LaPlante ...... Circulation Manager sultry southem ones that we all Mussollnl. - The VIrginia Tech. training program outlined In the Jim Sutherland ...... Promotion Manager know so well and came from the VPI. last Ring-tum Phi." Matmen Trounce Wildcats, I Duke Game !Continued from Pace One) nine point.s in the low scorlnq Eke out Win over T arheels THE PHI contest. 1 captain Ed Cuttino held Gf'ne Having conquerf'd North Caro­ cylinders as lhe resull of thump­ Travis, sophomore :.ensntion at lina and Norlhwl'stern in lhetr logs at the hands of Franklin center. ro his lowest score thLc; wl'ek-end matches. Washington and Marshall and Navy on Friday ~ea~on. Tra\'ls did not drop in a and Lee's Southern Conference and Saturday, and Coach Math Lc;' single field goal until Lhe final wrestling lltlists began prepara ­ boys walked otr with a 27-3 wi n. eight minutes of play, Clancy Bal­ Uons for their Invasion of David­ Only Ed Waddington. who aftl'r lenger tallied for six points while son . N. c.. to meet the fi ghting trailing 8-2. came withm a point CuLtlno connected for five and Wildcats of Davidson College of tytng the score on Co-Captain Leo Signalgo was h eld to four Saturday. Dick Trubey of Northwel>tern, los.l ------l~------­ points. Leon Harris, h igh scoring Al though Davidson is not rank­ Waddington aL 175 pounds rapidly Tuesda.y, February 10, 1942 Page Three center for the Blue. was held to ed as a conference wrestling pow­ added flve points to his total, later lhree polo ts. er, they possess a record of three trailed 10-9 and finally went down Mont of Maryland was the high wins against a single loss to VPI 12-10, in lhe feature match of the Mermen Meet W&M SOUTHERN CONFERENCE scorer of the game with eleven this season. The Wildcats have evening. BASKETBALL STANDl:'llGS points. Mont and Travis scored whipped Duke. 21-11; NC State. W&L plled up a 24-0 lead last After Losing Opener Team W L more than half of Maryland's 17-11. and Maryland, 22-10, wbUe night In the flrst six matches. Duke 8 o total, collecting 21 points. losing to the Gobblers. 21-9. To­ Northwestern forfeited to Gra­ South Caronna 5 1 Led by Harry Harner t.he Bt·ig­ morrow they face VMI here in ham In the 121-pound class and To NC State, 39-36 WUliam and Mary 6 2 adlers defeated Staunton Military Lexington. Embry In the 145-pound bracket. After dropping a thrilling 36-39 Washington and Lee 5 2 Academy 53-44 Friday night In In avenging their 1941 loss to Fuller gained W&L's only fall meet to North Carolina State's Furman 4 2 Doremus Gym. the Tarheeis, the Blue grapplers when he threw Myles Taylor In swimmers in the flnal freestyle re­ Wake Forest 6 3 ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia; of Coach AJ·chie Mathis had to North Carolina. 6 3 2:33 of the first period In lhe lay last Saturday in the losal pool, FRESH ROASTED depend on Ed Waddington and 136-pound settoo and Robb, House Coach Cy Twombly's varsity tank­ George Washington 3 2 L11lard Allor, wrestling at 175 and and Schellenberg won decisions men will meet their second test North Carolina State 4 3 heavyweight, respectIve 1 Y. to Virginia Tech 3 4 PEANUTS over Ned Nethercot. Maury Stern of the current season In WUliam Delicious and Nutricious break an 11-all tie and give W&L and Dave Allen, respectively. and Mary tomonow afternoon at VMa 2 6 a 17-11 victory in the most excit­ In the preliminary matches Sat­ Williamsburg. Richmond 1 4 ing series of matches contested Citadel 1 5 l.IOORE'S Ll ~CH u1·day rught. Carolina took the The Indians are again reported 24 N. MaJn St. on the Do1·emus Gymnasium mats last five frosh bouts after Charley to boast a strong arra.y of swim- Maryland 1 6 in several seasons. Stletr opened with a fall for W&L's mers this year. and the Blue me:- ClemsonDavidson 1 7 The Generals' "Little Three"­ yearlings In the 136-pound match. men will be pushed to the limit m 0 Sam Graham, Bud Robb and Cap­ 7 1 I George Bird and Bob Crockett lost registering a Southern Confer- out of second spot In the diving, t tain Tom Fuller, who continued by decisions but Roger Kimball, unbeaten in enoe win. and State's Bower turned in his Students the two week-end Holly Smith and Jack Burger were In Saturday's meet, State's free- second win of the meet by annex­ matches, gave the Blue what pinned In the otper matches. Final looked llke a commanding 11-0 style power won out over the ing the 100 freestyle event in 52.6 BEFORE score was 21-5. Twomblymen In the final event. seconds. or lead In the first three matches W&L had swept the two preceed- With the running score stand­ against Carolina. Graham de­ AFTER cisloned Blll Redfern. Robb pinned Delts Beat Betas to Enter ing events when Lyn Murdock ing 14-27 against them, W&L's Roble McKeever. last year's run­ and Sophomore Bob Mehorter mermen copped three consecutive THE SHOW ner-up In the conference finals. Ping-Pong Quarter-Finals finished first and second in the fll'sts. Blll Webster came within 200-yard breaststroke. and the two-tenths <. 2) sec. of the local STATE and Fuller decisloned John Rob- Delta Tau Delta Fratemity Generals' Jim Priest and Lynch pool reco1·d In winning the 150- 1nson . moved into the qua.rter final t·ound Cbrlstlan turned in Identical per- yard bac.kstrok in 1 min. 38.4 sec., DRUG CO. In the next three matches. Tar­ of the Intramural Ping-Pong formances in the 440 freestyle with McKelway placing a close heel stock took a rise as Gene Da­ Tournament last night by trounc­ vant took a decision from W&L's ing the Beta quintet. 5 to 0. The grind,lead going to giveInto thethe Blue7-point a 36-32final ~hi~l~·d~b~e~h~ln~d~H~U~k~er~, ~N~C~S~. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i Dave Embry, wrestling his first match ·was bigh-llghted by lhe relay. varsity match. Sam Mordecia brilliant play of Bob Gaines and But the Wolfpack quartet cov­ pinned Doug House in the 155- Ed Cuttino of the Delts and Jack ered the 400-yards in a fast 3 pound scrap and Frank Mordecia Ba!Tle of the Betas. min. 41.2 sec. time to edge out Blll took a decision from Bob Schell­ The Delts clinched the match McKelway, BiU Babcock. Don Gar­ enberg. These three matches tied when Bill McKelway beat Ed Boyd retson and Captain Evans Jasper. the score at 11-ail. to make the score 3-0. This defeat W&L copped fu·sts in five of the Then Waddington gained a 3-2 broke a three year reign of the nine events, but State gained decision from J oe Gibbons of Betas as lntramut·al champs. enough second and third place Carolina, and Allor concluded the In other matches during the points to offset this. program with a rather decisive week. the Betas beat ATO. 3-2, Twombly's stellar medley relay decision over John Sa.sser. Friday night, to earn the right team of Bill Webster, Murdock Last night the Blue met a to meet the Delts. Howard Dob­ and Garretson turned In a fine Northwestern machine that was bins and Don Johnson were out­ 3:05 min. In the meet's 300-yard FIFTH :WE., !\EW YORK hitting on only six of its eight standing for the ATOs. opener to start the Blue otf ahead. The PEPs also won a rna tch on After yielding both first and sec­ SP O RTING Three Fraternities Win Friday· night by beating Lambda ond In the 220. Babcock splashed Chi, 3-2. to a fast 24-1 sec. time and first In Intramural Basketball On Saturday night, Sigma Nu place In the 50-yard dash. J:\CI'ET defeated Phi Delta Theta. 3-2. in Frank Goodpasture was nosed After displaying a flashy first a very close match. Marshall EXCLl/ S! VR FINCHLEY half attack, PI Kappa Alpha Steves for Sigma Nu and Bill coasted in the second half to an Allison for the Phi Delts were NEED CASH S T J'LI.i\'C A N I> RICH, easy victory over the KAc; last outstanding. We can handle a limited D U R.IBLE l f' J.:: A VES. night. 37-14. The one-sided con- Another match on Saturday Amount o.f used Clothes quest put the Pi KAs in the third night, saw a strong Pi Phi team Bring them to our office 1·ound of the Intramural Basket- blank a game Kappa Slg team. Tl J JJ ~TY D<1L L:\R S ball Tournament after they had 5-0. Art Hack and Dick Dreux University Cleaners .I \L) .lf(}!Ui drawnOn Fridaya first nightround t hebye Ph. i Dell;s ;.\1W~e~re~t~h~e~m~a~in~sta~y~s~o~f~P~iP;h~l.~~= ::;;::;;:==:======~- -- Sl.A CAS $10 A.\'D .1/ 0 RE and Sigma Nus both advanced to the third round after reaching the ~.-\CK SU1TS second round via byes. The Phi WORSTJ:.DS AN D TWEEDS Delts scored at the expense of the The Hoover & Smith Co. PEPs. 27-15, while the Sigma Nus 726 Chestnut Street $40 were victorious over the Phi Kaps. A.\ IJ .1/0RE 25-14. Philadelphia, Pa. The game last night was featur­ IIATS H A!lr.RD . \~lll ' RY • O:!IOCS ed by the first halt play of the Official College Fratemity Jewelers PiKAs. Led by Tyke Byran and E X H l B 1 ~1 · I 0 N Warren Stuart, they scored soon after the opening whist.le and Since 1839 27 W. Washington St. thereafter made points almost at Wednesda.y and Thursday, Feb. 11-12 will. · Represented at W. &L. by Read Hynson Representative 1\lr. Thomas C. Carlson At the end of the half. the score stood at 24-0 with the PiKAs m the lead. The second half was a different story, however. as the KAs. led by Earl Alverson. surged back to outscore their opponents MEN'S FURNISHINGS The Drapery Shop for that period. In spite of Alverson's 11 points. of high for th e night on both teams. * the PiKAs managed to protect Style mtd Quality Let Us Decorate Your Room for the Spring their lead so that it was never seriously threatened. Besides Byran and Stuart, the victors also used Bob Howard, Red J. Ed. Deaver & Sons Draperies Slip-covers Gorman. Paul Gourdon and John Benting. wh11e the K.As started Phone 25 Main Street Venetian Blinds Tom Ford. Buddy Long, Thornton Beale, Bob Crockett and Alverson. THE RING-TUM PHI Ligon Advanced to Cadet CPT Program SAEs, Phi Psis Win Honor Roll and Dean's List Tht.> SAEs put Bela Theta Pl'. As Hogan J oins Air Corps ICon tlnutd Crom Pare One} de!tmdlnr champions om or the Continued from Paae Onel Roe, R. W Root. R. 5. Rosf'n· One W&L alumnus was advanc- Anyone Interested In joining the Intramural Basketball Tourna­ ,John Gonzales. F. M. Gunn. Jr.. feld. 1. V. Runyan. J N Ryan. ed to the rank or 1\ Naval Avtauon program. which begins the next ment lhis afternoon. whmlng a. c M. ,lohnson. B. M. Kaplan. o. S. E. Sacks. E. A. SRmnra. C. L. Cadet s.nd one other was swom class within a few weeks. should second-round game by n 22-12 T Kavlor S. A. McAllister. E. G. Sartor. In to receive prl.'l!mlnary tram- wrtte Professor Rainer or the count. In another game Phi Psl Not tot;, R B. Quayle, D H Smith, S. L. Sater. R. P. Schellenbt'rg. ing In that branch Of the set"\1Ce Martin O'Brien Flylng Service. scored a 22-12 triumph over the and F. G Wat't' E. H Scherr. H . H . Schewel. Elliot this week. Roanoke Airport, or call Me- NFU five. Upperclas:.men on the D~an's Schick. R. F Schultz. P. A seller:;, Johnny Ltgon. former W&L Donald, 108 White Street. phone -======--~ Ltsl are: R H Shepard. K L. Shirk. Jr .. football and ba .. kctbnll star who 2070. r E. c. Alevtzatos. F. M Allen, J A Sil\'erstein S P. Simmons left school thts fall to enter the Requisites and features of the W. H . Armstrong, R. F . Asl, P. D. m. M. T. Sunon. Naval Ah Corps, was advanced m course are: CASEY JONES Batns. Jt. C. W. Ba11 1t. H K E. E. Smith. N C. Steenland. B his tralntng to become a. Naval 1. Must be 18 to 26. marrled or Baugher. A c Blocher Jt .. R M. s stephenson, R H. Stewart, W Aviation Cadet and wm be com- single. DRUG STORE Boatwrarht E. M. Boyd, G. M. M . Stunrt, L. C. Sullivan. T. S mlssioned as an Em.. illn niter seven 2. Allcndlng college--must be a Brooke Jr.. w R. Browder E. C sweeney, T. R. Taylor, A D. Tull. more months training at Jackson- sophomore. junIor. senior or Burks. A. L. Cahn, G. E. Calvert, R. H. Turner, ITI. B. T Onder­ ville. Fla. graduate student.. * R F. Campbell. Jr. wood. F. M. Valz. Jr.. w . B. Van curg H . Hogan of Grand 3. Not attending college must K. S. Clendanlel, K. L. Coghlll, Buren. m. W. B. Van Gelder. Rapids. Mich .. also a W&L man, have sixty semester hours of col· Prescriptions R E Cooke E. C. Cuttino. Cllf- R. c. Walker, W. B. Webb. E. D. has enlisted In the Naval Air lege work ford Day, Jr.. J. S. Den. Jr .. E. wells. Jr.. R. B. Whitaker. W . J. corps and Is receiving preliminary 4. Insurance fees incidental to Toilet Articles W Dudley J . F. Ellis. Jr.. D. R Wilcox. Jr.. w . s. Wilcox. T. C training as an Aviation Cadet. the program are paid by the ClvU Embr~. J C E\•ans. S. M . Faison. Wilson. Jr.. H . H Woods. Jr.. G. -- Aeronautics Authority. T 0 Flemmg, J. E. Foard. E. M. A. woolfenden, Leon worms. Jr., 5. A minimum or 35 flying hout'S 1 Drugs Fountain. C. T. Fuller. W. B Geise. H. F. wyatt. H. M Yonge, and University of Pa., W&L and a maximum of 40 are given Jr .. S R. Goldstein. E. A. Zelnlcker. Jr. Debate Meet Cancelled in the training program. L. C. Greenlree, W. B. Guthrie, Freshmen on the list are· R. E. 6. U all examinations are pass- J w . Harman, Jr.. J . A. Hausletn. Bartlebaugh. D. W. Booth, F. R . The Washington and Lee-Uni­ ed a. private pilot's licenses Is E. M . Hendrickson. E. S. Hilde- Boucher. David Clark. J . L. Crisl. versity of Pennsylvania debate granted. brand. E E. Hunter. J r., R. M. Jr.. W. C. Crittenden. R. 0. Crock­ scheduled for last Friday was 7. Credit Is given toward a. de­ THE II'by, Jr .. F N. Jarvis. M. C. John- ett. Jr.. M. A. Finkle::.teln. J ohn cancelled because of unforeseen gree by the University. developments at the Pennsylvania son, R. c. Johnson, R. F. Johnson. G onzal J M unn. Jt· .. R . s . 8. Under a new regulation the D J h t es. . . 0 school. This was to have been the DUTCH INN w. M . Johnsono, J. . o ns one. Irons. C . M . J oh nson. CAA wm pay the cost of the III. L . E . J oreI . first inter-collegiate debate of the physical examination lf applicant Bring Your Friends D. R. Justice. J . C. Kammerer, B. M. Kaplan, 0. T. Kaylor. Jr., year for the W&L team. passes. G. E Kearns. Jr.. H. M. KJm- S. A. McAllister, E. G. Norton, P Lyn Holton and Dick Bartle­ 9. Draft de r err men t during for brough. S. L. Kopald, Jr.. E. M. P. Page. Jr.. R. B. Quayle. P. B. baugh were to have upheld the training period is assured. Korry, L. J. Lanlch. Jr., A. s. Shamhart, Jr .. D. H. Smith. L. H. negative side of the subject: R.e------­ Good Food Lanier. J. c . LaPlante. J . H. Law- _s_m_lt_h_._J_r_.. _an_d_F_G_ . _w_a_•·_e.__ solved. that the federal govern­ renee, R . S. Leake, Bernard Levin. ment should regulate by law a.U AU students-freshmen and up­ and D. C. Lewis. F. W. Lowry, E. P . KAPPA SIGS INITIATE 14 labor unions in this country. perclassmen Interested In lacrosse Comfortable Rooms Lyons. Jr.. E. J . McCarty, Hugh wUl meet In the Student Union Twelve freshmen and two up­ Both debaters are freshmen Building tomol'row nigh t at 7:30. McCulloch. Jr.. J. w . McGehee, perclassmen wet·e formally lnltlat­ with no previous experience In Jr.. R . D. McGill, G. E. McKay, ed Into the W&L chapter of Kappa intercollegiate debating, although J . G. Martire. J . A. Matthews, Sigma Sunday afternoon. The both were on high school teams. D. M. Monroe. R. J . T. Mooney, new members are: Jack Coulter. The W&L team held a. final Pt'llC­ Due to the Shtortage in Wool, Keep Your Suits in R. H. Moore, Jr.. C. B Myers, Jr., Courtney King. Dick Lykt.>s. Mat tlce against Jerry Close and Phil M. R. Nelson. J . H. O'Connor, J . O'Keefe . Harry Tayler. s o:, Ma­ Page yesterday afternoon under GOOD CONDITION M. Peeples. c. L. Rast. Jr .. C. L. hon. Wally Dulton. Buster Bell. the supervision or Debate Coach Refo. P. G. Rembert, D. L. Rich­ BUI Runyan. Al McKnight. Ken George s . Jackson. J oe Ellis and ardson. Richard Rockwell. J. W . Hovermale and Keith Van Bus­ Ken Clendaniel acted as critics Send them to kirk, all freshmen: Aubrey Mat­ for the debate. thews. senior and Charles Rast. sophomore. WARNER BROS Wanted Rockbridge Laundry 'Iolanthe' Reading Features A Dorm. Re p~sentatlve STATE Recorded Music Program Apply at our Omee Zoric CLeaners LAST TIMES WED. A rea~lng of the dialogue ac­ companied by selecUons of the University Cleaners music from Gilbert and Sullivan's 1------­ "Iolanthe" featured last night's ------­ The Corsican weekly recorded music program In ,.....------, the McCormick Library. Staple and Fancy Groceries Brothers The dialogue was furnished by ~JEET a cast Including Prof. and Mrs. DOUG FAIRBANKS, JR. Almand Coleman. Prof. and Mrs. Fruits and Vegetables Ollinger Crenshaw. Mrs. George and DRINK THURS. and FRI. S. Jackson. and Major D111ard. The Ideal Place Old Virginia Cured Hams to enjoy yourself and bring H. M. Pulham your friends too. You'll like JACKSON the pleasant atmosphere that is one of the regular fea­ M.S. McCOY Esquire BARBER SHOP tures along with good food and good drinks. Stop in HEDY LAMARR today. ROBERT YOUNG Opposite State* Theatre E•ery Nlrht Is RUTH HUSSEY SPAGHETTI NIGHT WARNER BROS. ItOCKBltiDGE at the LYRIC Theatre-Buena Vista, Va. THE SOUTHERN INN Wednesday, February 11th WEDNESDAY ME RLE OBERON-In- Special Student Dishes. Also the Best Bamburrers In town. Among The Lydia with The Meetln&' Place for aU Waahlnaton* and Lee Gentlemen. Living Alan Marshal, Edna l\lay Oliver Thursday. February 12 ALBERT DECKKER Corner Store GINGER ROGERS-In- SUSAN HAY\V/ ARD Built For the Students THURSDAY VivaciOUS Lady With JAMES STEWART By the Students Secrets Of The Lone Wolf Myers Hardware Co., Inc. our Girl or Mother WARREN WILLIAM Would Appreciate a Sporting Equipment Fraternity Supplies Lexington RUTH FORD T elepltone Call Only Licensed Pistol Dealer in Rodcbridge County Telephone Co.