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Kai Winding Septet to Play FD Concert, Dance * Ijazz Combo EC of Trustees Approves G~Ne Ral Foods Five-Point Relief Program Gtves $25•000 1Established F U BEAT THOSE WAHOOS: Game Time--8 p. m. Tomorrow in CharlottesYille FRIDAY • FRIDAY Edition W r ling-tum t Edition Wi1Shington and Lee Semi-Weekly Newspaper Volume LVIT LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA, DECEMBER 18, 1956 Number 23 Kai Winding Septet To Play FD Concert, Dance * IJazz Combo EC Of Trustees Approves G~ne ral Foods Five-Point Relief Program Gtves $25•000 1Established F U . p . Sh Grant to WCL New ~ sound ' or ntverstty rtnt op ha~v~;~;;l~;onnn~~dth~l~w~;r;:~i~! The Kat Winding Septer, a A five-potnt program de:;tgned to effect temporary relief a gmnt of $25,000 from the ~neral Foods Fund, Inc., an independent group of Jan performers in the crowded J ournalism Laboratory Press building has been foundohon sponsored by the General whtch estabhshed "The Trom­ adopted by the Execuuve Commmce of the Board of Trustees Foods Corporation. bone sound" from coast to and will be put mco effect immcdtacely, President Francis P. President Franc1s P. Gaines says coast, will be featured for the tht> university is awaiting details Gaines said today. as to how tho money is to be used. second night of Fancy Dress The recommendations, which were drawn up by a six-man The foundation announced Monday and will play a two·hour after­ committee appointed on October 27• -- thal it was giving $288,250 in grants noon concert. to educational institutions "for schol­ to study the problem, were: 1 Winding, togt'thcr with another Colonel Hansen, orships and to cover operating ex­ I. fu!mo,·al of the ncw~opnpcr great trombonist, J . J . John!:On, folding machine from the :;bop penses." were noted in the 1955 Metronome Washington and Lee's grant was yearbook as "being the most widely and relocating It In Ole Ring-tum Psywar Expert, one o£ four $25,000 gUts included in Phi circulation room beneath the recorded duo in jau history." the total, repre~.enting the largest former unlver..ity dining ball. T s eak H single J;?mnts to schools. Other col­ FD President Al Platt said today, Z. Removal of th<' old, mu<,eum- 0 p ere k·gcs r(.-cciving this amount are Le­ in releasing the nome of the Satur­ day night band, that "the Wmding piece Washington Pres' from the high Univer~lly, Pomona College, A lecture and lieminar di5Cussion shop and storing It beneath the and Smith College. leptel is one or the best known jazz Carpenter Shop. by one of the nation's top psychologi­ groups in the businc today and cal warfare e'Cperts i!J scheduled for Since its (ormation in 1953, the 3. Addition of ntm shel\.ing for General Foods Fund, Inc., has made their appearance here ! hould go a journal~m and communications stu­ toral(e purposes, as needed. grants to charities and in the field long way towards rounding out the dtnl-; here Tu~ay, January 8. wc:ekend." 4. Provision for additional tor­ of education totaling $1,083,750. He went on to say that "their age for infrequently u ed material Col. K . K. Hansen, fonner ch1t'f of music not only reprc ents good jazz, and paper lock now in U1c print psycholog1cal warfare for the U. S. Anny and United Nations command but they nlso play some of the finest -.hop in other ~~J~ti<;fadory pace in the Far East will discuss "new Shenandoah dancing music I've heard from such to be made available by the Super­ a combo." intendent or Buildinr-; and developments in psychological and political warfare.'' His lecture is The jazz concert will be pr~ented Grounds. for 11:10 a.m. and the seminar for To Be Issued in Doremus gym from 4-6 p.m. on 5. Relocation o{ the metal melt­ 2 p.m., both c;e~sions ln Payne Holl. Shenandoah, Washington nnd Lee's Saturday, February 2, while the ing pot in a more advantageous dnnce the same night will run from posilion within the bhop, witl1 pro­ In the audience will be members literary magazine, is on the presses o( Professor 0. W. Riegel's class in 9-12 p.m. vision Cor a unit with an adequate and will be issued before the Christ­ psyeholo~ical warfare and propagan­ mas holldays, it was announced to­ hood and exhaust {an. I J &K Quintet da and other interested persons. Col­ day by edilor Max Cnskie. FANCY DRESS ENTERTAINl\fENT-11157 t.tyle. Pictured in the top row , . These proposals were approved by onel Hansen's visit is under ~e "It's called the Fall issue,'' said are J o Ann Creer, 'ocnlist for the Les Brown orchestra; Ka i Winding Wl~dmg reached the peak o{ his the Executive Committee of lht !!ponsorship of the Lee Memorial Cnskic, "but the cover ink at least Whose !leptet will ploy for the concert and the second night of FD. In relnhvcly short ~areer in 1951. wh~n Board, meeting here last Friday. Dr. Journalism Foundation. is timely-a bright Christmas red." the hoUom row are Lcs Brown, \\hose orche tru will play for the costume he teamed up With Johnson nnd did Gaines said they would be imple­ Overcrowded conditions in the hall, and Butt'h Stone, another featured voulist with Brown. a dual trombone recording for Savoy mented as soon as pracUc:ably pos­ Joint Chiefs of Stall prmt shop,together with an extreme­ records. sible. Smc~o 1955. Colonel Hansen's aa­ lv hl'avy tchcdule. have caused the After that they made hi~ory. as The committee also recommended signment has been the Office of th~ two-month delay. SAE W ins Songfest; Only Costume Sales the J&K quintet recorded five LP's, Joint Chiefs of Staff. During this aU on d1fferent labels. Then they that a reevaluation of the situation The contents of the ISSUe run all Four Fraternities Enter be made in the late next spring to lime, he also has served as consul­ the way from light fiction to serious recorded a di~c for Columbia records, tant to Nebon Rockefeller, formrr detennine the succes:; of the relief crilicirn~s and re\liews. The lead Slgma Alpha E!llrllon walked ofT Booming; Over in a piece which fentured eight c;pecial a~sistant to the President for with lop honors Tuesday night in trombones. measures. They suiU(c:.ted, that if story is a humorous but quite per­ 1 further relief was ncces.:.ary, the psychological warfare, and tws lec­ ceptive and unique treatmenL of the lnterCralem1ty Council's third In mid-1956 the duo came to an construction of 15 loot by 30 foot ad­ tured on "psywar" and allied sub­ Homer, ''The Parts I Left Out of the annual songfesl in Lee Chapel. 200 Ordered amicable parting, as each resumed dillon to the print shop be consid­ jects at the National War Colle~t ~, OdySI.ey," by Frederick L. Gwynn, Only four fraternities entered his individual career. The new Naval War College, Army Psycho­ Over 200 Fancy Dress costumes ered. This addition would be located a profe.~sor o£ English at the Uni­ groups to compete in the singing have been rented so far, according to group which Winding fonned repre­ at the rear or the rhop and on Its logical Warfare School, and the Uni­ ver.ity of Virginia. The work was contest Besides SAE, Bela Theta Pi, sents the "Trombone Sound" at Its versJty of Maryland. Farris Hotchkiss, vice-president in present level. first pre~ented in lecture form be­ Delta Upsilon, and Lambda Chi Al­ charge of costumes. peak. It includes four trombones Colonel Hansen has been in the Mr. H. L. Ravenhorst, chnirman forr the Wa~hlngton Literary So­ pha sponsored entries. He said, "This amount represents and three rhythm instruments. Anny since World War ll when he of the special committee, pointed out ciety last fall, where it was very Judges for the event were Dr. a considerable increase over the Winding was born In Denmark and was a public relations officer wllh that the recommendations were mode w<'ll received. James G. Lcyburn, Dean Leon came to the United Stnte<~ m 1934. Army Ground Forces and with Gem­ number sold in a comparable with the understanding that the ''Stendhal as Moralist" is the sub­ Semabnugh, and Dr. Ross Borden of Alter h1gh •chool he pl:lyed with era! Douvlas MacArthur Ile was a amount time in past years.'' present print shop building occupies ject of a rather extensive essay by They presented the 1-ongCest cup to The original costume layout pro­ local dance bands. Durinq the war no pennanent plnce In the plnns for military observer for the United Rirhard Fosler, who presents a good the SAE entry after only one round he was with the Coast Cuard. Nations Special Commission on the vided Cor eight sets of 18th Century future cnmpus development. He case for a reappraisal of what has of sinJtlng for their version of "Land drc,o;. Of tht>se eight sets, two have Aller his discharge In 19-!5, he said, "The minimum and maximum Balkans in 1949, and in 1950 he be­ h<'cn commonly considerad to be Lord Fill Our Flowing Bowl." came U. S. Anny representative on be(•n completely sold out and two joined Benny Goodman's orchestra relief measures outlined above arc Stendhol's degenerate cynicism. more are nearing depletion. and recorded his first ian record submitted on the premise thot the the staff of the Psychological Oper­ ations Coordinating Committee, De­ Robert Bowl•n's c~ey, "The Read­ All customes are an exact replica for Savoy Rrcords.
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