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Ten Cents -Vol. LXVI No. 44 PHILLIPS ACADEMY, ANDOVER, MASS., APRIL 8, 1942 DAHL DRAWINGS TEAM Andover. to Co-operate SEEN SATURDAY TAKING SHAPE Herald Cartoonist Informal Game Held In a al BlcLuDIio Speaks Informally Between Two Squads R go uC~~ prac Last Saturday evening, in George With a full week of baseball 'Town W~histle To Signal Beginning; lWashington HaUl, before the tice behind them, the Varsity squadUn ow ;Cte itself off to Involved movies, Mr. Francis W. Dahl, car- is beginning to show Time U k o n 70 Ciis toonist of the Boston Herald, lec- Igood advantage. ne of the chief Tomorrow night a regional black- informally to the student! reasons for this is the fire training ANNOUNCEMENT tured -which of the members of the bodyis bout imressins ofthe some team were able to get down in Flor- The Addision Gallery o mn u ilb tgdicuig e men and women attending various some seventy com- schoolscoun- and colleges in this ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ida. -can Art and the Andover sides Andover, announce a photo- chunts. Oifnrater n Bossa-, try. The talk was illustrated by sev- Last Saturday Follansbee "Townsman" competition which is open chuexattiOr gintingprcin ston, blackboard drawings in the fa- held an informal game between the graph eral to the students -of Phillips Acad- th xc ieo h rciei b mous Dahl style. -mmesothsua.ShBrc- extot theh Thethe audience witnessed first emy. The ocmtest proposesrsofteosqad.SethBroc- solutelyotestpropsunknownuteyexcept of life in highest authorities. ofea tyial he way, Ed Machaj, and Bob Tr'aylor present a cross~seotion leue ein se odam, whfl Philin fempte this New En-gland town. Prizes In case of an actual raid the yel- leatrr'undersraifate complete wH-'ia be awarded for originality low, blue and red signal system bowd tieradulta-shorpte ihscn tawiePhlKm, will prise and quality. For further informa- would be used. The yellow warning btiewanold bytra-hr caricure.,adJo lnia report that This was followed by a caricature ~~~~~~~~~forthe first team. John Mors tion, the reader is referred to is purely a confidential played a fine defensive game for the the article to be found on page unidentified planes are heading to- of a Radcliffe girl, who, according of thds issue of "The Phil- ward the coast. This gives the te M1r.Dahl, favors flat heels, horn-I first stringers, wvhile Doug Sturgis 3 rimmed glasses, and carries a bag collected the most hits.lian"srceanoptutyomblz. means that enemy crarnmed with text books wherever ~~~~~~~~~~~NoDefinite Position ______.The blue signal sbe goes.aicataedfntlheedhs ______Although no positions have asaicftredinelhaedhs The cartoonist next sketched his ______way. But as they might turn or be idea of a Dartmouth student. Pre- ytbesetehreaemnofP the reallysquad wholooked have LO ~warded off, the white signal, all- clear, might be given at any time dominant in this was untidiness- thne.sudwohv elyloe A T A without the general public having TEA DANCE 'Typists Continue Course; doing tame excelen jobi S A T F I A unmkempt hair, whiskers on chin, Friday, during the -Activities dreamed of the emergency. At the bamd d, wonutioths Mr. Da Bob Furman today announced NwoesSil elo e around first base, ably backed up by On the annual Spring Philo red warning. however, the public hef asembyttatehercwoldresimSorio.lecodeilaowo-ayPeriod, part of the newly battle between John Macintyre and tounmn wl e ne a.alarm is -iven as there is imm- Ibat thecollegeliesina semi- a tea dance on April 25th. Instituted as a eatn rmrglrdaedne fbmig wilderness, where normal attire has Ti er Ti er eatn rmrglrdaedne fbmig nn place. inaugurated defense activities pso- Art Moher. Tuck Asbui-y has looked should'be in procedure, the organization will During all tests, in case of real The lecture continued with an I . gram, te typewvritng cours is good at short, and attack, the colors are of ne a o theSpig there when the season opens. How- have an additional bracket to serve surprise interpretation of two members Lack~ Of Equipment again everrNewByddosouldebewatchedas consolation for those who lose changed. Green one is used for the the first round. The winner of yellow, green two for the' blue, BostonsHallBarberSchoohAs- AL D A qI'term. Some thirty or thirty-five alo ogSu~sadRn a-in this consolation bracket will be al- gredn three for the red, and green there consist of prac- boys are progressing at their own ri o areubothg lokng iend are signnments Affects~ P. A. Teams semi- four for the white signals. As soon and so Mr. Aheitam atndvrjutconvenient rate of speed under the for ovro h otcre.B- oe oeter the regular tieing on classmates, as possildunga emrnc Dahi portryedthe suject of aas all others throughout the coun- guiding eyes of Mr. Boyle. hind the plate Ben Hammer, Ray finals. to the tournament is re- ambulances~ and fire engines get to homework sitting in a chair, 'try, are being affected by the war Only- a few students have taken Vorce, Don Celotto, and the Other Entrance day's to members of the three assigned posts scattered through- gritting his teeth and waiting for in many ways, not the least of advantage of Mr. Boyle's offer to Zonino are all in there fighting for stricted classes. A twenty-five cent out the town. This precaution not .- his beaming friend to go to work which is a scarcity of equipment, those who wish to begin the course the first string slot. In the outfield upper 2 be charged, and -COntinued -on Pg o him. Euallyausing ws ~~Th-Due-to-der-reased-production--and- no-w-There-istilI room for-about- therei-s BardeSmith;-Cliff Wright, diitrance toe will will be used to make up______Continued -on Page 4 increased costs of sports parapher- twenty-five newcomers. The typists Bob Furman, and Sledge Hammer the money nals, the athletic department is meet each day during the activities While on the mound the first string a prize for the winning team. The ~~uring students from the varsities hour in Pearson Hall, Room G, and will be one of the follow- contest runs throughout the Sprinp A R C S ER STKMIC E N PLA ing: Elly Vose, Phil Kemp, Joe term, enabling everyone to have a . .T A K T R STICKMEN PLAN down ~to Junior athletics to con -bring their own typewriters. The ORGOOD YEA ~~~~serveand handle carefully all only expense to the student is the Flanag~n, Seth Brockway, Ed least two chances. B G track coaches are a recent appeal to plied by the school. Flanagan are both returning letter- scheduled with Exeter. Andover's -aThis week the With the aid of a new assistant, Mr. Peck, in will probable n- lending the Varsity candidates in a Ear Litleonf te Bsto L- the club baseball players, stressed Among those who have made the men, while Brockway has been a representatives are most progress during the winter member of the squad for two yeairs clude President Gordon Eliot, Vice- series of setting-up exercises and - ~~~thefact that athletic goods Bill Rentschler, and Gene short, round-the-track jaunts to pre- crosse Club, Coach "Lennie" James valuable since they are not being term are: A. Raphael, T. Hudner, Bob Trayor was last year's ace of President The fourth man i still pare them for time trials sched- las been drilling his lacrosse squad, produced in large quantities, and J. Raymond, M. Rothschild, J. P. the Jayvees. Kemp and Machaj are Pantzer. he chosen from the ranks of the uled for the end of the week. strengthened with ten lettermen, on many Z-onipanies have tur-ned to Stevens, and W. Stevens. both new men. to TimaandMplaceMesshs. arhpard oyBoylWWattaan the theold pastcampus few_____work__moevital__forthe__wareffort.__society's__mesociety'siembers. during have not as yet been Flanagan also have in mind the not- Jay Naugle wvill again "Even the major- leagues are hay- for the debate days. Captain hutsa good under-graduate so-far-off meet with the Dartmouth lead the team, which is determined ing a hard time securing ," SARITA GIVES PERFORMANCE arranged, showing in support of the team is Freshmen on April 19. to avenge last year's poor secord. said Mr. Peck, and he went -on to for. In the last contest between An- Hopes -for a good season were cite an example of thf§tU-iffcuyin 0F LAT IN -AMERICAN DANC ES hoped over and Dartmouth in the An- voce amswhb M.systhtthe i-ecent major league FeNxAiNbition____cl ToiceJams, bywh M.saysthatgame that ended in a tie because ofveSpanishrduDaThrills.triBALL doveet-harvRDamouh tingu-e be has an abundance of good ma- there were no more baseballs. Portrayal ofSpnshRythm TrlsAudience; 2J. .B terial, which should shape into a IL more than the 4 opsr copne nPaowith 8 1-6 points Powerful team. Charlie Knapp, Continued on Page Husband, Noe ~ ~~ ~~~~~~F Green. But predictions for spring LarryEccles, and "Mac" Macom- ACES BIG -CUT track meets should not be made on Larry"Mac" Eccies,Macom- and ~~~~~~~~~~Inthe Gecrge Washington Hall meeting room last night, Sarita, NEW -ESSAY CONTEST Mr. Ben-ediot, Junior Vars-ity the basis of a winter performance. ber should boost the offense, he PN FORE IS TO BE Ternnn vnsar ogr n Captain Jay Naugle, acliePymayaINAorms said; while coach, is faced -with the ' Ternigeet r ogrn Luce Bigelow, and Jim Carrington GIVEN ON APRIL 18 acamdb aya h oeis FOR JUNIORS, LOWERS baseball of cutting the unusually large there -are three more weight con- Wilt strengthen the defense. TheuiclcubpfAnoenwl eldt coseLattein athes- Tiemanwesypiei -tjask vJ.wilV.ld tsquade ttdown o ttos a20w smen.rze itests s uainowispring.2018Tor-erm men Howeverrng.HoDart-Drt Ted H~ eckeI~ Pubsoaynd~ ~ ~ ~~Th muiTo to note that mouth *has a fine distance man in Ted Hckel-otToPlay open the Spring term with the long- tators with her fine performance. being offered to Juniors and Lower it was encouraging Juniors and Lowers were Buckingham and a good broad The goalie position is still the awie efrac fGletadAccompanying h&diOn -the piano was Middlers. Named in-'horon- of the many Ricardo Romero, late Mr. Leonard, head of our Eng- among those who turned out for jumper in Reynolds. qulestion mark, and this weakness aatdpromnefGibtad'her husband, Mr. oehg upn o h Sullivan's operetta, "H. M. S. Pins- a noted -composer and interpreter lihdprmn rm10 o140 rcie lhuhms fths last year was glaring. Ted Heckel,whoplaywill probablyfore," bewhich unable willto bei presentedt here196 to 940,-pracice.oft opanish ofandesSouth, hAmericang frmu- will not make the Green, should not make too stiff outsadin in the Arile,"hcin conjnctinwtehebboficlb Mr.is andeoutpAemeral of- the contest will be a counterpart of lower classinen thois erowaslbl an abundant competition for Bill Coffin, Johnny Academy cojntofehersan bth prbboit s nr olo opoaesitonedrlgofthe Means Etssay. -team, they -wdIl ensure nts; butr his ousrv i was ve for the teams of Carr, and Jim Hudner. o-Capt. ranch cutailedbcauseao sikess. cadseand chors re oh prci- thes ogram. ia The essasmmay btwrittenon smrply of material only restriction is 1943 and 1944. There will be a var- Dick -Sheridan shouldn't have any uhenevrtheless-yd beas fcraes-. cal adl coccur re n rc h Satam wa o- nPtsiltopic at all. The are cut trouble out-vaultng Peacock. The JimuCareing- Theyadalorchesra' el n clude M assach s Durnin ijournelto that they be -from 400-500 words in' sity cut today; those who Hel netheeer gpame probably see service with the Dartmouth sprinte-s and weight- lYi ighthExr oute foJtis. concnTer onchApri la wilthe a- MsuthuAmerica shein bamey en- length. It is suggested that the es- will might cncertry -out onfr Arilthis. 25 wih the WandSosaysAbe-comshleted - aysabe1canletJd -by aunlessdthey. V. aree-seniyoaresemenrareen noteespeciallyalworrisomem t~n with the nation- either. stalwarts who will be nut Hill School at Walnut Hill. The chanted by the lively rhythm an then shown to -an English teacher in accoid-ance Two other 'hale America" program, the It is difficult to determine just lost to the team this season are orchestra is now rehearsing two brilliant music of Latin American for suggestions. The eight or te-n wide ang ioupofe spca-triwith best will -then be chosen and the J, V. will have about fiftedn minutes how the team will shape up until -tlese Booe ayd ver elat Grlety.Ts s ben dne aut te manyes the time-trials are held. Certain -theeerywelllas me plyed Grery hisis bingdoneat hern eat andpo sillfultortrayal contestants coached in (reading, for each day devoted to body-building. Sardta, married Mr.tefnl nMy1.TremnyToeby h r o ayt ebr ftewne emwl ea, but Ollie Is pressed by school request of Mr. Cook of Beaver Coun- of these dances. hard during this fifteen not be able to compete either be- Work, and Lou is go-lng Out for try Day School, with whom the or- Itomero, a native of Ecuador, wh przs for first, second and thir-d, work thenr be awarded by the judges. minute period will be cut-not to cause of scholastic difficulties or track. cetawlacocrnxtwill herFolnbehsa chetr wllpresent a ocr ethas since acooniptanied her on CoachFoaseehsn month. This concert -will be unique nueostu h a pe~ The English department hopes that clubs, bu-t to a specia1 -body-building because Stevens,Mauran Promising efficient scouting system. Sr.eJaens seems trobm oren in that It will feature the com- atnuher las s the hite Hosee tis tcontest will not only interest class., Rainbo Room teWie atHowne the lower two classes temporarily, This year the Junior Viarsity die,- Walt Cahners. Lou Hudn-er, Ben than ai sfeewit te ew moebndoceta ftetoshos teu moved across the Calder, co-Captains Sheridan and thanwiththe stisfie ne menbut will also give them valuable ex- mond has been York anosto Ipsolo perieuce for the later essay prize street from its former location be- Reilly, and Bill Kelty are sure to most of whom are yet green, but D.-atteoher asefenit ve HallsNwt ground is much smnootlher. be standout performers. Calisthen- Who will .develop In short order. pleased mind nahsaifewthhedcswthheBto y-onycompetitions, cause'the oD-op61ratilon -which he has been' re- Orchestra.s hr&okutadtecm These Include Monk Stevens, Dank faces a ten game scihed- ics.sotwrotadtecm Ilauran, and Skipcelving M~inley. fro the stndewts, whom The first dance On -the- progr-am If anyone wishes further in-borms- The -team llaur~~n,from andthe student%Skip Mc~~~inley. whom ceiving ~~uie. -which will be augmented by a petitive spirit will certainly bring *eie the Varsity these headliners back to their pre- are Al Mc- he thiks'have been doinig a splen- was enittled "Sol y Somnbra," anid tion he should see Mr. Vulleumn-er of contests with Other -dependables Thursday. vacation status before very long. N~ulty, Ted Scheft, and Kent Biting. did Job. ~Continued on Page 4 Continued on Page 3 each F'ag Two - wrLuIMAuirw

shorter, most of the boys now at Andover will be as Uncle and , with -' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~throughtheir formal education for life. When side attractirns , Johnny (no ) mLLI i'll l~~~~~~~~lAN ~one reaches the stage of the college diploma, there Vander Meer, and Gene Thompson. Failing to re- I 1 1HI PIA11.1 N is no turning back to pick up some lost ends here peat last year gives the Reds no expectations to I______"The Moon Is' Down," the drama. tion ieln fte ofilrethnian Ascaio PaeSaratr and there. What- hasn't been learned remains -live up to, -and every man, with the possible ex- rn hND %I setnpa . tizaton-Vt John' 'steinbeck's new S~~hoSP \tO IWEITOR4INC(HIEF learned, and we are jst that much more handi- ception of Joust, should have a better year -nvlo h aenmWtIOt CRAG' GLER capped to cope with life. It may sound wise to say Frank McCormick is finding the -range in the Ralph Morgan, finally ~PgEditor .'Issigisplcnt Editor that you-cut fifteen classes without being caught, south, and the~acquisition Of Gerald Walker should Kruger and Beek Theater WILLIAMPRFL\N L PHILIP H DRA1~E but you are hurting no one but yourself, no matter improve the Cincy stick work. The apparent e- opened at the Martin dda44W..vbep"ain d what anybody says to the contrary. This has been' covery of and addition of Hemsley last night in New York. ThIe play, scheduled to ASSOCIATES said before, but it can stand repeating again and and rookie third baseman Bert Haas also should which was originally open n the last week f March, D. S.AR%0'S B. L. HAMIII -- om of a maill D. S. -R-4 M . ' BERUE131 again, help the Reds to beat the Brooks, coenext Oc- describes the invasion free country. Although he- gives no CI-HhEMUIN.G -H. C. Sot's So, why not sit down and think some of these tober.

N ItNE-W SNIORADVSER D' CHAVCXIAVADZE things over sanely and carefully. There is all too Finally, we get to the Dodgers, to whom -we specific n-ames,St-efibeck-- is-ov h aisba \XELCIK and group reasoning leads can't feel justified in giving better than third . syrfrigt C D KITTFREDGE 1B C. much group reasoning, mouth, MO. ar neweae o sion of Norway. n a the D BRow-N t and Joe Me- novel has sold almost half a niiulon ______~~~~~~t wrslike the on eaein today. If usit (Any bets?). Already Dixie Walker tile way ,I S.'-ESS .1AY.AGER down and just examine some-of the axioms that dwick show signs of age, and Padgett is slated, for copies; and from regarding STUART J. NORTHROPthplywsrevdinBtmoe cedin baltimces Ciecidation .laoei you hive been basing your life on, you will find the -navy. Even Peewee, Reese may be inducted, ith pla als the year. -~~ULD. HERRON out that many of them are false. The sooner these' and -although Vaughan is still on deck,_ one infield If not the hit of are cast away the better. position would be hurt. Of course, is A lay which s ue to open in back again, but can hope to be little more than a New York at the Guild Theater on still plenty good, and April 14 is "Yesterday's Magic, an ASSOCATES . IM JR. Sunday chucker. Higbe is English hit, starring Paul Mluri and F F. JRosJ.FRNNkN SOCAE Jessica Taudy. Also due to opea in C INKAMSJH NAORN or4Curt Davis also will be a starter. With all this, Yory'inoth noe, futur D I. GARDNER SEIR-VSR and even more, (Camilli, Herman and Reiser), Newli Poilt Barry's newhcomedy, Hepurn A JIESORR -The Infirmary has done it again! We hate to we still have th~sslighted Dodgers in third. How- P C. \ ELOII Thie pbi ur. D. VREELAND harp on Old Isham all the time, and we know that ever, one similarity in these three top teams out loet wigth if we ever get sick, the staff will probably stick should be noted. So far they have had a minimum- rently having a successful at join the colors, the Colonial Theater in Boston. TinPILL~es\ iupubli-hied Vi edncuda~s and Saturda3s during the Mickeys in our milk in revenge for of draftees. No star has et left to school cear b) Tot. PtttLLtt't board Fro H-llyood coestiNewsPctr untrdasecdact o Marhthe asnsttrt 3. S79 all this publicity, but we can't help To round out the upper bracket of the Senior Froth Haoyoo cmes tne news Ad-crtsrnO rates n app~lication. marveling at the things they can circuit, the Pirates of Smoke Town look best. The th the naton's beren cn te 'rerms- Subscrip~tion. $3.50 the )ear, $1.25 the term think up to do to you there. The Fordham Flsh Frankie Frich has atraldat goes male lead n "Washington Story,", Tora Ptl tt\i ittttdtimltestat the usrbr~r Co of Doc Gallagher's toys is a essential for a fourth place rating, and if all entitled "Washington Office of publicatioi T Townsman Press.. Inc., Park Street. bicycle which you ride as fast asI well, may even push the top three. They profited formerly you o ca,keepit the bjectbeingattwentygreaty by te Vaugan del inMelodrama.ot-MeDorothy'oratoyL rmis Andover, Miass., April 8, 1942. o ateojc en oke ta wny ral yteVuhnda naqiigHt also being considered for a part i miles per hour. There is also a catch, of course, potato Luke Hamlin, Pete. Coscarart, Blimp Phelps the picture, Hedy Lamnarr ans will and that is that you stand still n matter how and Jimmy Wasdell. Add to this a fair staff, led next he able to see her as te Ci dnese girl, Jade, in M. G. M.'s forth. Are We- Intelligent? hard you pedal, and all the energy goes for noth- by Truett Sewel], and a good, infield plus a very coming film version of Pearl Bucks ALTHOUGH the typical Andover man is fairly ing. The reason you stand still is because the- good outfield, and we have *hie fourth place club. best-selling novel, "Dragon Seed."' L profficient, at throwing a baseball, dating a bicycle is naile&the floor, has only one wheel, Master Melvin Ott may have something to say Spring vacation found New York girl, getting the most out of vacations, and read- and, to make doubly sure you won't ride off, they about the first division, but he only occupies the well stocked with good movies. ing the funny papers, the hard cold facts are that connect your body to the wall with a series of fifth slot in our book. Werber, Mize and the rookie Warner Botber's -new fast-moving he is not really intelligent in the true sense of the wires and bands. Suspicious, those doctors. The second sacker, Connie Ryan, should help the out- comedy, "The Male Animal," cur- -word,that annota act be lamed on he schooltheory is that Americans are being forced to use fit a lot. The best in the leaue, Harry (the rently showing at the Strand Th- but on the boy himself. By intelligent we mean more and more bicycles because of wartime short- Horse) Danning, will see some fair pitching fro M ataehtotet afwsa having a proper sense of valules (and a general ages, and Andover, always practical, is teaching the Ott hopefuls. Jurges seems to have recovered, sons back, the show was written knowledge of what is going on about one). By in- its boys how to pedal a bicycle. Advanced stu- thus solving the short-stop problem. by James Thurber and Elliot Ao tliihe Haviulai telligence we mean also a considered tolerance of dents, we imagine, will be allowed to do some solos Jimmy Wilson, with one of the woj-st Cub out- genyF, and starlett who played th n otherpeope's ideasa little farsighted thought, on the open road. **fits in years, is on the spot. Sixth probably will be and coming opposite Gary Coopera othera peopl'side7a itheldis~h actions and *as high as he will .be able to climb. Little new ma- feminine lead ------deeds.- Andefnaloil bayintignc wema full Inspired bysirg-ard-thL oi~g-of-Sarta-tT te-rlat-hld-t-he-tealm--but-nexerthe-less-they in "SergeantYork," Joan Leslie. appreciation of the opportunities available to any- the Hill, a series of La Conga lessons were held should have little trouble with the Braves andPltoMaeAil the other day for Seniors on the elite Foxcroft Phils. The movie Is about a college pr one at Andover, opportunities that are used by a Fence,were ot,the underthemart Sethangs In te two tem race or the I the phifesre rfewhorsnsnintwho a littllmarita very few. FecweeteSatSthnsot ne h ntetota aefrtecear, ePisaetrouble when the football hero of Reilly. fhe favorites, but the Braves may push them. several years back comes back to Although this i'nay sound far-fetched and e- direction of Mr. David (Arthur Murray) of the grati Elm Arch pedestrians were amazed in the early ______see the big game. One things about the picture IL -d~ntic the continuous reading of the funny page afeno oseawaigCnaCansaigfying andthespot seetis otconducive to developing afeno oseawaigCnaCansaigh that this time, the man who makes the brain no matter how you slice it. True, in mo- around the fence, keeping time to the blaringthwingtocdndeso notesusic. Whatof Latin you on't see aroundwin the girl. One of the funnies mentsup of"I~~~~~~~~~~il relaxation, it is pleasant to pick S ~~k ~ff-eA - scenes Is wseneseiswhentha"rabaail"rro -Rationing is affecting more and more articles tine of a footboall rally Is very elt -Abner," but why should every other good available here these days. buy erly satirized. Shep Fields and'bi literature be completely ignored. Probably the best * *every day. We have just heard that you can't newly made-over brassless and Is Biolg's Mr. Bernard L. Boyle was stung by a unless you hand cretyapaigothstage 0L supervised education in the world would be to no iIO5 .ya new tube'of toothpaste anymore avail if it was not supplemented with outside read- be ntelbrtr etra.H ad na x.in your old tube first. As far as we the Strand. 7 ing. Ili our English classes our teachers do the best clusive statement, that he did not mind being know Leon Henderson -has made no Another first rate movie-stale forassignin us by books which theystung by a bee, but the fatthat the bee was dead prvso o h h S how combination is playing at the they can fo hypoiso factsinigboswic o h people woueParamount. The film is "MFar thinkboth iterestingandwillbe benefcial, andat the time makes him feel rather silly. Mr. Boyle podrMhypoalyilhvet t ln, aaon' logavi yet it is positively torture for the average An- is asloknfrsmedytgthrrg'egsresign themselves to using a little ed comedy,Madelaine starring Carrol;Bob Hope Whi L man ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ih inwta h ar ete shr.posite dover nto read a book. This is not just a sup- wihhm-owta-h wmnwahe shr.Bon Ami on their molars for the "that'sentimental gentleman,"T'O0 positionit is farit isf rom.the beingtruth, and duration at least. It seems that the reason for all my Dorsey and his popular orcb- something to be proud of. , I .this is that three million toothpaste tubes will tra, featuriag Frank Sinatra a1n

Thesiuatoninhemovesis noherexmpe make one medium tank. Pretty soon "Remember show.tePied Also Pipers, featured supply arethe Buddstal of the warped sense of values of many boys herePearlher Cs"&'~ Harbor" will be changed to "If Pepsodent Rich, the famous hot drummer, all at school. True the movies are for relaxation, but By Tuck Asbury toothpaste you do squeeze, we'll defeat the Jap- the popular Ziggy Ellman oar th rme.Temvei o os who in the world ever made the statement that (Editor'sis a Note:continuation This article cae. ~~~~~~~~funniestso far. He Is finally Pla yelling and screaming constitute relaxation. It just (Edior'oNot:sTistaticeaidaecntiuatin aese Spr Shots, in which Tuck As tsee ehdjs gte osepStra whig haps tee adestalineCre isn't so. Those who argue that the movies should Ofury last predictedSaturday's the finishes of the American Itseebehdjs otnt le audywicho bat enalotalieo5 night, when we awo6ke with a violent start to hear btotohim. The plot has tod be a place for the student body to relax are jus. St Leaguethemselves race.) when they adv I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~witha lot of Nazi Spies ebas a arguing agains teslewhnteadoaeLgurc.)bells pealing in the distance. Our first thought was Madeline all over the country, al C exhibitionism and yelling. In the there promises to be a that we had had too many pepsi-colas down at Iof which adds up to a sap-happ Doc's, but on further investigation we found that ending. Another tremendoulywrong supposiion at An-Another three-cornered tremendously wrong suppositrace for the flag. The champion movie~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ dover is that just because a boy isn't a star foot- Dodgers, better known as "Dem Bums," ae the it was only Bill Coffin ushering in the Easter Another -Darryl ZanuckMol ball player, or just naturally popular, he isn't odds-on favorite to repeat, bhit this writer likes Bunny with such well-known arias as "Beat Me ZAnoc'sothego Showrs oTrip worth knowing or bothering with. Just get to the Cards. Last year the Cards were impeded by Daddy with a Rubber Hose." Zan uk's"Ttheshoresg ofTrip know a few of these boys; th'ey might be able to injuries during almost the-entire season, and man- * 'Theater, starring John Payne, Ida tell you a thing or two that you don't know, it's aged to have full strength for only five contests. Mr. Dahl of the Boston Herald really proved renOHratnranop ci entirely possible. There is even a slight chance Walker Cooper should develop into a fine young quieasnaini i omltl h te tou MaIneIs nt as bornePt that he might be a little better, in some-ways, receiver under the veteran Gus Mancusco, and night before the movies. After a very pleasant licized, It Is, nevertheless, a high at than ydu are. At least do him the justice of giv- will handle the slants of such able moundsters'as: tak-eakdbutywa i mrsinwso noalfs oigpidu1I 1" ing him a chance.Warneke, White, Pollet, Shoun, Lainer, and -crew. about Chris WinteraoutsChrisWintersaarawerecrA st o In. tinehelethrbckcops leatherneck corps, whowo 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~hetyicla inghim achance. Warneke, White, Pollet, Shoun, Lamer, and -crew. the typical Andovernovr boy.oy HeH immediatelyimeiael set to Last, but decidedly not least, there seems to be I can -noteven see the Dodgers slotted next, al- work on the blackboard and there soon appeared in love with a commiSsioned in prevlenton the hill a wide-spread aversion to though this is a rather rash choice for second. In- a pictdre ofan eanspcoa ada ok tnre he i tehnicrm ens i studyink. Let's look at this problem a little more stead, I give the nod, to Bill MeKechinie's Red just goes to show you that you can never tell who grpewin tfeli machndsr 'Ilosely. In six years from 'now, maybe even from Rhineland. They still dispay such flingers will fall for that propaganda next. lick the Japs after Pearl Har'bl. PIIILL~~~~~~~~~~riA, ~~~~~PagL

diso Galleg5ry u m rS sio IRR FFR E e C os C us the three types of surface dives course, are awarded their life BOOKSTERMFORTHE ~~~~~~~(stationary, breast and crawl), ing emblems, having real respo. B OSFRTETR Attracts 50 Boys, treading water, floating, and swim- sibilities, Mr. Hackney pointed out, Sponsors Contest Formulates Plans Alexander, F. M.-Constructive ~~~~~Mingunder. water 12 feet, were in their achievernent. To make sure esl asdb lta iesvr r o utpol On Photo (Reprinted from Phillips Bulletin) Conscious Control of the Individual. LieSvn udd To Be Based Mr. Hackney demon- who glory n wearing badges, the EssayI OfAttendance at the Andover Sum- American Yout Cm sio-Yesterday strateda the various parries, breaks. various tests are made all-Inclusive EssaOfAndover Life Atednea h moe u-Youth and the Future By Dartmouth Senior Une Bob Hackney, a Dart. and holds. For iost of the period, and difficult, and the Red Cross TeAddison Gallery of American mer Session implies a serious pur- Barber, W. A.-Drtwn Conclu- a rcie n eursta n iesvrtk to assume a large Benchley, Robert-Inside Bench- mouth Senior, a Red Cross Life theain ar Y rjont spnorge -awsma hr a willingness Saigcus snw en are aius side strokes were tried, retest every thiee years. as he is Y jostlysonsorng- aphotograph measure of responsibility for main- ley. liable, unless having an active job Bye uk h eioSaoningthoolfo isnome5 boysg whoidPrcisn human chains for surf, competition open to all residents of taigodradfrcoeaig andeBswimmingPerloualong tbe andswbmiachlngguardianaa guforgetoto frg hisi sandts rstudents coperofn te orbottom'oysas o iihdoftedyswrkolde Aadoer nd totithegoete of the Ses- Night. - sge p h orei ols directly in the running sge p h orei ols o iihdoftedyswr.kolde 0 Phlllps Academy. The contestants sion. Dormitories will have fac- Rurnham, James-The Mana- weeks, and a charge of $1 vi~as _ are asiied to base their photographs utsuevso assalRlsgrileouin.two 11 n itlefolowngdea, ictrialywill be simple and few in number, Caldwell, Erskine-All-out on the made to all applicants, on the assumP- Road to Smolensk. Mr. Hackney,- who has obtained emonstrated'. and will be based __ s able and Carnegie Endowment for Inter- a leave of absence from Dartmouth iiWhat does Andover mean to tion that the student __ willing to discipline himself. The national Peace-The International frteetowes snwsaig'- 1. you? hr tAdvr oswops h e 2.What or who would make a better to develop self-reliance and Conferences of American States. tAdvr oswops h t ypcal Andover photograph? community purpose, students will First Supplement, 1933-1940. hr themselves perform some of the Childs, Marquis-This Is Your course will either receive a Senior 'Y 3. Can ou find an interesting depending on cornier in the town you have no- tasks connected with the operation War. or Junior certificate age and ability. The age limit- usied before? of the school. They will make their Coopij,_ L. F.-The Lighted Box. their their rooms clean, Deutel, WV.R.-People Under Hit- for Seniors is 17 and over, but The rules to be in effect are brief- own beds, keep tsswl Vj these: All photographs taken and serve, but not prepare, their ler. Field, lBradda-Bride of Glory. yone oswh aste- "mst be within the limits of the meals: Every student will be r all his appointments. Graham, Frank-Lou Gehrig, a receive letters of recommendation Lt own of Andover. the entries will quired to meet and when 17, id hjugdothbaiofoiia-Aysuetwo showhimself un- quiet hero, from the Red Cross, their certificates. Boys from j I In ity.and quality, and will be limited willing to conform to the spirit of Haig-Brown, R. L. H.-Timber, a will get all classes are in this group, which/ 7 .. to three per contestant. FEach photo- the Session, who neglects his work, novel of Pacific Coast loggers, is all are in the have a title who is guilty of misconduct, or who Ingersoll, Ralph-Action on All is so large that when hi. graph submitted should with to exercise an Injurious Fronts. .water the pool fairly teems 'n and the name and address of the is believed youths and'space is at a photographer on the reverse side. influence upon others may be dis. Isasi, MUirim-Basque Girl. life-saving r premium. at Photographs may be of any size, missed at any tim~e. Kernan, W. P.-Defense Will Not requires 16 hours al- be entere4-mounted Health and Athletics Win the War. The course and they may and by working 2 hours a or unmounted. A aeul raie elhad Laird, Stephen-Conversation in together, day, has been cndensed into two Vs There will be eight prizes, con- athletic program has been de- London. Frank-My Name Is weeks. e- sasting of United States Savings veloped for the Summer Session in Laskier, On Monday, the preliminary tests ae stamps ranging from one to five the belief that physical fitness is of Frank. Tere will also be five prime Importance n preparing for Lazarsfeld, Paul ., ed.-Radio ______dollars. COUNCIL[Is mDo be honorable mentions for the "runner- war. On five days a week each Btu- Research, 1941.' STUDENT be the life - OFFICERS it' the sa shirt- Arro' sDo is tps' in the contest. All entries dent will take part n body-con- Ludwig, Emil-Bolivar, At a recent,-meeting of the I, mst be presented to the Addison ditioning exercises and in some of an idealist. officers were TERE'S a shirt that knows ow to relax! later than 5 o'clock, the form of supervised athletics. The McCandless, S. R.-A Syllabus of Student Council, in Gallery not elected for the spring. Robert tscnetbeyo a eri l a II, afternoon of April 21. The winning conditioning exercises have been Stage Lighting. Hr smart; take the tie the Ocean Sea; a life of Chris- Elliot Vose is the new secretary, wvith a tie and it's pcrfcctly :0Gallery from April 24 to May 8. Robert J. H, Kiphuth, Associate of wil tkatve Thepropetivcntetat i re Professor Phsicl EoftioPhysicalCoumbs.EducationstopheryougeColumbusyouca. de tepoppyo Bruwlr aeovrofweeougthr.n yucnhv rk ferred to an exhibit at the Gallery Yae hyaedesigned to develop Pierik, Marie-The Spirit of Gre- expensive-looking sport shirt! now,"IYale. entitled Theyedare"gorian Chant. th oto raue.handsome, A noette Iaeo reo.muscular coordination, good p- RotEiuLtnAmrcad- Doubler comes in a variety of flue fabrics strength, and physiological ef- thrnie tae.Arrow Tsgahissexhibi cosst of phtoo-wdture, Each student will boe given teUie tts gficiency. (shrinkage less than 1%), n the per- thenoegscue.retto L E 0 N 'Slabeled Sanforized ocmpetition which endeavored to thorough instruction two pockets and has Arrow's famed fAeia"formance oimenoneGeores-MaigretdIhas -comprise a pitr "Mitoffa" fimure-flt. Get Doubler today! valuable Information will be drilled in them daily under Steinbeck, John - The Moon 1s For Good Sandwiches th Agood deal of atc-Down. and suggestions and deas for the caeu uevsopirt Paint- Sodasan Ic Cr m %.ereIsavilblecaefl ones tobehed upeviio, rio t prtci- VemerJohannes-The m n teiso eheldthereIs avsalle pation in some sport of tais owd ng of Jan Vermeer.LadIeCr on tis ehibtionOna smlle choosing.______d, scale the competition sponsoredb Organized sports will follow the______up the Addison Gallery and the Towns- body-conditioning exercises every Essay Contest A Treadway n he man likewise attempts to comprise day, and all students will be expect- Continued from Page 1 -- er apicture of a New England town- ed to take part n them. Tennis,I Andover. ~~~~~~swimming, baseball, soft bal an rayohrmme o.h~-OE-INN DINNER $1.00 volley ball will be emPfft5l ,dpar ent tournaments will be held. The contest will be a program on the AFTERNOON TEA 25c

0 cutprvdadqaefclteeach year's winner and Tuniners, up. On rainy days the ~~~CaseMemorial The Means%Essay contest and the Mje' U I DrprPiesekn otthv 16 Main StreetGynsu baSo tr --Cage and the Borden GmaimDaePrzsekngoteto - 4i~~ be used. Arrangements for golf both carried on this practice o Expert Shoe Repairing Ili. or ______will \/ /k ' on week ends can be made at the long time, and the new contest for\V PH TOFNIHIG Street Tel. And. 581 PrntngErING local club by the payment of the Lowers -and Juniors will caxry on 49 Main ~O PHveOTO Athe tradition.______DevloinPrntngEnlrgng usual greens fees. A______-______jwemtLo Prices At the start of the Session a swim- SERVICE ming test will 'be given to each boy. T PL SMUI SH P IAA IsThe 115 LOOKMain Street PHOTO Andover Instruction for ths who do not BOYS' HEADQUARTERSPHONOGRAPHS HSI ABn ______simelladfroherwowshorPORTABLE

Baggage.swimit, willwell Tenefem'be andgiven for inthers the whowishAcademy For Vitr0ec.adBusiknooRECORDS Weddings Funerals swimming Pool. Study Lamps. Etc.W J heggagReTresftion6Ma.in Street Anover Wi Informal social functions, group or MORRISSEY TAXI SERVICE singing, and various forms of musi- Li ALW OLIS rp live as cheaply as one! Prop__.1 plne.Te aiiisofteAd-can 32 PAULPark StreetW. COLLINS, Tel. 806 cal and dramatic activity are is-two, shirts. The reason is that te two 1o Galr tdowl eaalbeaotThat .ArwDubristenmad t~~ir n i I ~~forthose who are nterested inshrsaeo ad II Carl E. Elander drawing or painting. A series ofsirsreo.ArwDubristenm a sports shirt and a dress shirt according to TAILOR -HABERDASHER wekedtist ecemu-it's Z .. . ~~tains, and other points of Interest Ij your fac.Ti Vneiu-sit netdb in the vicinity of Andover will be h aoie fU .cm per- Arw snwoeo Free Collection and Delivery udraeIfwrcnditions Arw snwoeo h aoie fU .cm e U ~~~~~~~mit.Students living near Andover puses. Labeled Sanforized - gruaranteed not to no ~~~~~~~~~willbe encouraged to spend a week hikenM Seitody Dr. Adelbert Fernald ends *v1th their parents. Wil eORTHODONTIST IMedical Care Wlbeat the Isham Infirmary The Isham Infirmary, a well- SA RI~~S will be every Friday where he will spe:- equipped small hospital, 3 ~ Intheelalze sraighen~ng open throughout the Summer Ses- oVD ~~ )P teeth. Office~ hours 9:00 to 4.30. - Bostooffce, 9 Comonwalth sian. A trained nurse will be in I;. Avenue. Kenmore 6275. . attendance and a physician will be dS7lp - ______available. There -will be no c3harge- ______Continued on Page 1* Tutoring-Cambridge Ca p------

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Sarita CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Tennis Candidates Summer Session Dal Continuedfrom rage 1The following boys have been 0ontiuedrom Pge Iappointed by the Student Coun- M atch es Continued from Page 3 Y9a~od2 ./Vei#S Continued Irom Page - To Begin gentle. was deszgued foil thle purpose of in- cil to serve on the Class Day for nfirmary care in the event of imnpression of the Princeton witeort troducing Sal'ita to the audience. comiimittee. David Chavchavadze The Phillips A&cademy varsity minor injuries--or illnesses of short On Saturday, April 4, the Rockr iana, stressin thet The cotumeswornn all he wil be lass pophet Jame God- tennis team will soon begin to prac- duration. Extra charges will be well Rockets crashed through with social side of the University. other Vassar girl dances were brilliantly and beauti- win, poet; Norman Barrett, his- tice in earnest. Until the courts are made should the services of private another brilliant victory over,~he drawings included the colored. In tis particular torian, and Skip McKinley, ready, the one huhdred players try- nurses or consultants be necessary, i HlHaceybltamoth wth erDs ,Cin adte fully n h dance her 'attire consisted of a orator. iug out will take daily calisthenics or in the event of serious injuries XilHl aceybl emo h ihhrDiyCan J. V. field. The winners can con- broad-shouldered West Point cadet, light blue dress. covei-ed with red ______by the red tennis courts. Mr. Kel- or illnesses involving considerable medical attention and more than tribute their 84 vctory to two of whom rigidity and impassie fo rsInher- hand were castarets ley, the squad's coach, hopes that ea flwers. ike out a perpetual Ricardo Roniero played two of his the courts will be ready for use by three days' stay at the infirmary, things. The~~teady pitching of Anl- countenance were the chief rhythm. ~~~~owncolorful 'Spanish compostitions, next week.desnadthiowgodbtngues Sarta, wirlofpperedas othof hic ha grat ona co- It always happens that many Religious Services Igu ad engn.hi wngo atn Mr.,Dahl, whose cartoons aea n fashingvoesahe beitand trast, lightness and rhythm. more eople wish to- take tennis Thrwilba'mpeerguryinteBsoHrld swayed to the gay, insinuating Thlatdnei efit o than can possibly be accommodated service on Sutidays.- Students will- ___----jahivdnto l--ecgto- of the music. It was also in- the performance was typically by the Academy's courts; conse- be required to attend either this With "Flashy" Fred Killamn on November, 1940, when his famous rhythm shown. teresting to obs-erve the movements Spanish. The dress was black, e quently, the squad must be cut service or services in one of the the mound for Will Hall, the first Italian Bicycle Boys were came fron of hands and feet which character- broidered ith gay forial Patterns down until no more than fifty mem- town churches. The Academy mmn- of the game started. IThe dea for the Boys dances. The hands and of many and vaxied hue& Again the bers remain. This will be done ister will-be in residence and avail- Through an error Alford reached a news bulletin in which Mussolls' ize Spanish of a tall arms intei-nittently rise and de- castai'rets were sed i this lively where ossible, through challenge' able for consultation with students. first base, stealing third he was fin- Iannounced the formation Shortl scend. always rotating around one an animated performance. Themaceith atmptogvFcuyanEqpet ally brought in by Dunn's well-Idem. squadron in Libya. of hands and body ket macei h tep ogv aut n qIpmnt placed- sacrifice. The first nning after te advent of his new featur anothr.Af~eg ech nuber ~ movements acci atermisito eallowuSantawas time with Mr. Romero's playdng. everyone a fair chance to prove his The Trustees and Headmaster of for Will Hall found DeWitt dying Dahl suffered, through an auto an aterisslnt alow Srit toAfter this dance came an intermis.- ability as a tennis player. Phillips Academy have full author- on third after three consecutive dent, a fracture of hIs creative righ change costume. s~ion of about ten minutes. Three Veterans Remain ity over the Summer Session. Im- a Fai-rcan' the wroas non aGuh ac From last year's squad, three vet- mediate control is in the hands ofontae hi dxery yI a "Flrruca" -te "ArogantGitoa."Gucho anceeran racketeers remain: Captain the Summer Session faculty and ducing the drawings left-handed with Carlton Badger, Frank Strout, and the Director. The faculty will be 'Rockwell's second tally came' Today, residing in a Cambridg- The costume in this ease was very The program recommenced sn differ-ent. consisting of a purple- h aneo nPi rk. hs e ilfr drmayGt,awn almost entirely from the when Morris hit a single and was apartment, with his wife and -rey. thefdancelofacrPhileDrake.yThesermen'willoformn- 1, regular AcadbayytG-ctin" to gi ge. broad-brinimed hat, with Argentine Gaucho. The Gaucho is the nucleus of this year's team. InrglrAaeytahn tf.Al arfcdi yAdro' hr n Mr. Dahl devotes all his time everything elet ac.Csaest retn ht= mrcnadtoBl cok ilSud r the buildings, equipment. and' facili- field hit. Madeira, in. Will Hall's Ighsflo otnasalu elenose ts mch sapnt oos to tina wat.our Aomea ain, Billovcho, BMi edtiso the Academy will be avail- part of the second inning, brought with ermrigcpo ofe ofto-aok fingers laktcpehwhtesilibouslancppar oTeomstproisngable for the Summer Session. Class- across their first run. He singled I termrigcpo ofe tune of suave music. Santa por- a :bakcpwiesl lue a pert ems rmsn zirayed an arr-ogant, proud Spanish and red velvet breeches- The latter newcomers. Throughout the winter es will be held in the regular class and came in on a wild pitch. In the ADVRSUI noblwoma.Al heractins. ~ enwere highly ornamented with term, these seven men practiced in room buildings and students will third inningAlford hit a long ANOE ART SUI noblewoan.fowery Al -her esignsinctionseven yellw, ora-geath Amngdtlivet ingtheceCommonsint acenter p theointo field;oftwo; after consecu-onsORTRAITSTRI ANDAGROUPSP han moemets.conribtedto heand blue. and by flashing bits of yugr players who, during the brick dormitories. The Oliver Wen- tive strike outs he was sill oil' SNAPSHOT FINISHING repairing realsmthi porraitHero tamps-ilver which were incoi-POraled into fall term appeared good material, dell Holmes Library, containing second. The next man up, "Killer" Picture framing and over fifty thousand volumes, the Ken Sutherland, hit a hard drive 123 Main Street Tel. 1011 andel.fimytl o e ro the designs. The dance was highly Victor Kiam, Dick Abrons, Roger AdsnGlery of American Art, past the centerfildrshawic aneadhaughtygance deteirmina on. ~~~~~~~~imaginative, and received munch ap- Sti-ong. and Fred Pratt. The fifty ~dlo al.edrsha hc "A Shy Ecuador Girl" plause Or so men who will he cut from and the Peabody Foundation for scored Alford and himself for the Fix- The third dance on the program "Gi-anada." a stately and some- the squad, will be weeded out as Acaogywlbepntruh-fstomrnofheae.Pcer Student Lamps, Electric Curtain- was meant to represent a shy. co- what nmor-e somber dance followed, soon as possible. out the summer. Andei-son retired WVill Hall 1-2-3 in tures, Alarm Clocks, quettish Ecuadorian girl. which t This was taken from the beautiful Expenses the third inning. Rockwell's fourth Rods, Picture Wire. city of Gragada in Spain, the Ssininning was high-lighted by Dalley's T TI TTT (lidiealsticllyifiugh (lidith hu-realistically,it-old tfiough with ~~The costs of thme Summer staSfoehidtshm.WilHalionX*I1LL perhaps most last stronghioldilheld by the Mdoors. Blackout are being kept as low as possible scoed to runsd in he. forin- 45l Ma. SRe TeL. L0 nior. The costrume, 4 anSre e.Ad D vivid and colorful of all, was red, with its Moorish architecture and -in or-der- to allow a maximum num- soe w usi h orhi- white and blue. The hand move- ornamentation. Santa wore a bright Continued from Page 1 e fsuet otk datg ning. Dixon and Cushman brought in this were particularly no- yellow costumne. overhung with oliakstenqclyviabei of so rtunt to akeavantag across the runs. Rockwell's fifth in- - ments black lace The castanets were n3 aksthmqilyviabeotisoprsiytpeaefr ning saw Fred Levis hitting a long P E RP I N ticeablFolloing Liceable thisths dancedanc,Following .~~but also prevents the Possible wip- war service. Fees are set at a level PsiglEtoscreSuterandasth ti xetd iljs o--iget cr uhrada h ______~~~used,and the temipo of the mnusdc in u- ftefre noebo. wih ti xetd iljs o-sixth man. Will Hall again was re-TuUD fANP RMC increased toward the end. in u ftefre noebo, wih Ining.MACY - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Themost interesting part of the er minimum costs of operation,. tirdT1-23HinRheIffth - "Cale" Gets Two Encores practice will pi-obably take place in The charge for a student at the tie lasth- nthe inning. i longI' The eighth number in the per- Shawsheen. Downtown three war- Summer Session at $250, which cterlesd drnive w~llhi a him-Mi t hsnu- formiance was 'Ce: nter -the dens will coral several people and cover-s tuition, room, and board. the second of the game. Gypsy'. Sarita's attire ws a black give them tags denoting certain in. E'ach student ts required to make McCracken was Rockwell's eighth Fumouz, for ~~~~andwhite di-ess, with red 'tassels. juries such as a broken bone or a a deposit of $25 when his applica- run, being scored by Alford's short: LUMBER FOR SLOID WORK Faous m for ~~Wild gesticulation's accompanided concussion. They will then phone tion Is accepted. The balance Of single. DeWitt, Will Hall's new PAINT - BRUSHES the dance. which contained many ite -incidents and ambulances, the charge is payable in two instal- pitcher, then retired the side. Will GoodFoods pirouettes and other figures.. It re- equipped for anything, will rush ments: $125 by July 6, and $100 by Hall scored One more run in the J . E. Pitman Est. ceived great applause, and the spec- out to the three spots and give the August 1. last inning to make the final scOre 63 Park Street Tel. And. 664 Candies tators wei-e obliged with two short patients first-aid undei- the critical The charge for day students is 8-4, in favor of the Rockell Rockets. SaltedNuts ~ encoies. At the conclusion of this, eye of doctors. Then tile "injui-ed" $70, which covers tuition and SaltedNuts ~Mr.Romero again played an orig- will be whisked away to a mobile lunches, hut no other meals. Day Toilet Articles inal comn~osition. and at the audi- hospital unit stationed in a big pub- students are required to make a ence's request, added another short lic building, deposit of $5 wihen admitted and to pay -the b~alance by July 6. Cigars -melody. As everyone should be informed Gift Boxes ~~Saxiita's fi-nal appearance was in on how to extinguish incendiary Checks should be made payable Gift Boxes ~"LaComipesina." in which a peas- bombs, I',. James is planning to to the Trustees of Phillips Aciidemy. StudenBoxes anit attempts to dance the "jota" of show a twenty-minute sound film Dormitor-y rooms ai-e equipped StudentBoxes Aragon This was a humorous entitled "Fighting lie Fir" inomb"wihfrtuebdlnnadln-- Mail illedoders hipmetsah - dance, and Sarita proved herself an before the regular movie-s Saturday kets, sornthat, ae student aneds toan goand bring with him only his own where in the U. S. A. We pay the IIecoeienIrqunl pontohi il s eutdye- a express charges on $5 00 orders to Su to membeis of the audience. should prove of great intei'est to all. clothes, towels, pessonal effects, Andover. Ask for our catalogue. he appeaired alternately gay and The school pi-actice blackout lastan idvdultheceqpm t," di ondnthe peifo''mace asSunday w-as in genet-al very suel-, uha ahn utadtni widly applauded, and a short en- tess ful A few light leaks showed isuchutasabtigsutadtni S.S. CO.PIERCE oewas took ~ her and thee wei-e a few delays. But - BOSTON ~tried to peisuade those in the ui en BOSTON wi~~ngs to Conme out also, but did not ings on the outskirts of the campus IEquipmn I ~~~~~~~~~whichcouldn't hear the school bell Cniudfo ae1 - ______~ the di-ill was run off wvell. A nd in 'raid" tomoi-row the town sirens,1 Mr. Kelley's tennis teams will - -4 not time school bells, wiil be theialso feel the results of Pearl Har-. Isignal. hon in the same ways as thle base-

______There was a telephone jam at our h)ail teams. Tennis balls, iackets, -epart centes- and sevei-al messages and nets ame not to be had as cheap- -- ~ ~,-LL~1-I~mrug (liii ot get tii-ougliat firstBut duely as before the war began, and all - FEN-FEl'4ISTEI EXHIBITING t o getlertesofg at ftelephonep metal and rubber sports aiticles toeator tenessofaelesoon came -are, of course, no longei' in produc- ' at theAND VER ART STUDIO through on anothers line Such i- in cideiits really prove the value of Baseball hats, baseballs, and on Wednesday,April 8th piactice blackouts, other equipment will be purchased Fourteen practice incidents also Iby the schools, but students must -" -- " took Place involvingrieports of gas- handle these carefully. "Don't go ing and other injuries which were into Poison ivy," said Mr. Peck, A RARE ASSEMBLAGE lmandledl quite well by the' school 'unless you are after a ball." wardens. Chai'ley Arnold got quite Pur Olimre-punan lome i Sctlndfro. he a workout running a message to the "THINK OF ZINK" FORTh ta eofiecd PurCatiere- Csunr andt lomndin; Sctlan sft-ot the at fiecl undei wool of Hime CsmrGotoIni;heofstad report center, hut Dr. Darling be- Ah most luxuribus feeling cloth imaginable This collection lieves that student messengers may D I 0 ,repi-eseiits the laigest variety of plaid and stiriped Cash- he used even moi'e in the future to Coca-Cola is p leasantlY mei-es in Aiiiemica to-day. relieve congestion in the telephone ALVIN J. ZINK, Jr.- The quantity 6lf this raire cloth on hand now is limited, lines. 18 Park Street Tel. 418 - f exciting *... with nO and due to the Euiopeaui situation additional importations______are no-t pi-ocuramie We cordially ui-ge you, therefore, to- after-taste. It brings a view this rare assemblage now JOHN H. GRECQE F IELDSTON ES WATCHMAKER - JEWELER b al owl feeling of complete re, 0P712IAN y mlybdIl I

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