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Z-178 Wuhington and Le~ University Semi-Weekly LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA, APRIL 19, 1940 NUMBER 51 VOL.XLill FRIDAY, Delegations Completed; Herman's Blues Set Off Conclave Opens Tuesday Spring Dances Tonight * 1-F Sing Finals Faculty Requires Attendance ·------Combined With At Two of Three Sessions New Collegian By AL FLEISHMAN tlon will be able to vote. tor under Swing Concert the rules adopted by the conven­ Has Variety With the announcement laat tion's rules committee, proxies will Here we go on what promises to night of the apportionment of the not be accepted. be the grandest fun of the year student body Into the various state Members of the credentials com­ Of Features as Woody Herman swings his and territorial deletraUons by mittee said that they hoped no one "Band 'lbat P lays the Blues•· to­ Budcly Foltz. Washington and "would be oJfended" by the plac­ Five short stories, four articles night In Doremus aymnasiwn. fir­ Lee's e I g h t b mock convention lnl of delegates and that they also and an assortment of cartoons. Ml8s Anna Mae Feacbtenberrer, Ing the opening gun of the Spring awaited only the keynote speech hoped tbat every one "would enter verse and departments make up Sweet Briar senior from Bluefield, dance set of 1940. Over a thou­ into the aplrit of the thlna." sand guests have swarmed to the of Congressman James Wadsworth the sprlng Lssue of the SOuthern w. va., and BIUy Buxton. Cotillion The program aa announced by Collegian. which came off the campus In what ls definitely the at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday to begln ac­ club president, who w1ll lead the tual operation. omclal convention Taylor this morning is as follows: presses yesterday. moat activity-filled week-end or program and faculty ruUnp dur­ FIRST SESSION: Convene Tues­ Featured among the short stor­ figUre at tomorrow night's Cotil­ the year, If not the gayest. Ing the convention were released day, April 23, at 2:30 p. m. Recess ies is "Too Perfect," by Steve lion club ball ln Doremus gym. Top feature of the week-end Is this mornlna by Student Body tor dinner. Reconvene, AdJourn­ Campbell. It's about Joe, a clever shared by tw,O famous orchestras President Cectl Taylor. ment. guy who makes his living by forg­ as Herman features his clarinet AdJournment 8:00 p. m. Joe tries to cash In on the name 10:00 .. "13" Club Formal Dance afternoon concert and then re­ Foltz. ln a meeting of state dele­ of a wealthy old man. and Joe vert to danceable tempos as the THIRD SESSION : Convene 11:00 ...... gation chairmen and faculty . ad­ goes the way of most criminalS. n.ure Cotlllion club ball gets underway. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Adjourn­ visers last night. W'led all mem­ Another of the short stories is 1!:15 ...... l~rnmbMdoa Top feature of Saturday will be bers of the student body to enter ment. ''Pbllanthropist.'' by Fred Shella­ 1!:45 ...... Dance Resumed the ftnals of the Interfraternity Into the convention with the prop. 'lbe faculty's executive commit­ barger. whoee cartoons and cover 2:30 ...... Dance Sing, sponsored by the Interfra­ er splrit. "Whi.Lr we have been un­ tee ln allowinl suspension of school deslans have been featured In the ternity council. The Beta Theta PI able to place every one In the dele­ work on next Wednesday stipulat­ magazine all year. Shellabarger's SATURDAY and Delta Tau Detla fraternities ed that attendance would be re­ gation from hls home state, we tale Is of an attempt to befriend 2:00 ...... Duke Lacros~e Game will compete Saturday afternoon have apportioned the students to quired o( all students at two of a little newsboy who, Instead of at ftve o'clock for the Sing trophy t: 00 .... lnt.erfrat.emlb Council the best of our abWty,'' Foltz stat­ the three sesalona of the conclave. being the poor little fellow he ap­ which wtll be a warded at the con­ and CoWUoa Club Swlnr ed. "It was not an easy, but was Attendance will be taken by state pears to be, has ''been around" Concert chUilon of the contest. an arduous task: and we would ap­ chairmen under the method used and knows wbat the score is. 'lbe campus sports light will be preciate If any mistakes are re­ In University assemblies, and the the Rabbit.'' by Lou Schultz: "A 5:M.Int.erlraternl&y Slar FlDala shared by the track team. who en­ ported to our committee at the same penalties tor non-attendance the Rabbit." by Loy Schultz; "A 6:H ...... Concert Entia tertain Richmond university this Student Union from 2 to 4 p. m. of compulsory University asaem­ Squire's Tale," and "Honest Con­ 9:H ...... CotliUon Club Ball afternoon to set off the fuse for bllea will be lmpoaed during the on Monday,'' he continued. feaalon,'' signed by one Clayton 10:30 ...... Flrure the week-end; and the lacrosse The credentlala committee fur­ mock convention. Parker. game between the co-champions 10:45 . Ten Minute lnt.ernmllaloa ther emphasized that a lot of Taylor called the final meetl~ The magazine's leading article of the Dlxle leaaue, Washington delegates w1ll be oftlclala at the before the convention on Monday is by SOnny Heartwell, former 1!: 00 ...... Ball Encla and Lee and Duke. This game will convention and w1ll act also on a nltht at 7:30 p. m. ln Newcomb Ring-tum Phi sports columnist. be played at 2:00 Saturday after­ particular delegation. Thole men hall. He requested that ·all mem­ who analyzes a much-talked-about. noon on Wilson fteld as a prelude wlll vote when their names are bers of committees servlns durlni problem In "Subeldizatlon - Pro­ to the Krupa swing concert. called and will be part and parcel the convention be present. ln or­ fesslonallsm and Washington and Bllly Buxton, president or the of their particular delecatlon. der that they might learn the Lee." ~Modern Refinements' to be Incorporated Cotillion club, will lead the ball Only those men who are pres­ methods In which the convention "Olris' School? ..." by Ernest saturday night accompanied by ent at the sessiona of the conveli- will be run. Woodward n presents a discussion Mlsa Anna Mae Feuchtenberger of of rules and regulations such as In New and Reconstructed Donnitories Sweet Briar colleae. He will be as­ are laid down by neighboring In­ sisted by Judge Sutherland. who Alnutt, Sugrue Win Major Roles stitutions. while ''Law tor the Lay­ All modern refinements In the lng glazed panels In the coun­ and reception room. used tor con­ will escort Miss VIckie Vaughan man,'' by Pete Barrow, Jr., and student housing field wtll be Incor­ cllors' doors. to escape from any versation during day time and of Holllna college. The ftgure will "Propaganda," by Pat Warfteld. porated In the new and recon­ part of either of the three build­ study at night. A slmllar room wUl be at 10:30 and a ten-minute in­ In Tryouts for ~Mice and Men' round out the group of Collegian structed dormitories, which were Ings by way of any other ln case be located In the ftrst-ftoor center­ termission wlll follow. articles. planned after trips by administra­ of a locallzed ftre. section entrance hall ln Lees. Prank Nichols, president of the John Alnutt will take the part • ------­ "Town Girl,'' a long verse by tion and faculty members to· a Each of the ftoors. besides Its Councllors' rooms w1ll be sliaht­ " 13" club, wUl lead the figure or of George, and Pran cla Sugrue will Latham 'lbiapen, and two ballads number of other schools to ac­ unit division. will be further cut ly larger than those of the fresh­ the " 13" club formal tonight with portray Lennie In the forthcom1nl by Ed Trioe-"In the Pinch" and cumulate Information on the sub­ lnto sub-unlta by means of swlng­ men. and equipped with private Miss Edythe Hobson of Hollins Troubadour producUon of "Of ACP Rates "Yankee at a SOuthern School"­ Ject. lng doors, which will place the lavatories. college. Billy Ayers will assist In K1ce and Men:• o1llcia1l ot the are featured amona the magazine's 'Ibe U-shaped range of bulldtngs rooms of tour to eight students to­ In the basements will be located leadln& the ftgure w1lh Miss Ca­ club announced today. In addi­ poetry. will be divided Into ftve sections. gether ln a separate sub-unit. to adequate trunk storage rooms, and mille Anderson of Mary Baldwin tion. It waa stated that Alnutt wW "32 Mlaap" . in all. Two sections will be In Lees, 1be bulldlnrs wtll accommodate may be equipped with soda foun­ at 11 :00 o'clock, while the lntcr­ play of the year. "Ode to a SOphomore.'' ''Pop two In Graham, and the fttth In about 250 freshmen beside the tain and lunchroom equipment If mlsalon o( a half hour's duration The complete cut Includes, be­ Quiz.'' ··c1aas Lecture,'' and "Phi the new building, which for the councilors. Seventy of the fresh­ there is enou1h student trade to wUl start at 12 : U . aldes these two seniors, two Jun­ All-American Beta Kappa" are other bits of present wUl be called Central. men wtll have double room or support lt. This wlll be run, as now. Pavors for the figu res h.ave not suite accommodation, the other by students. Iors, two freshmen, and three aopb­ verae. There will be alx entrances-two yet been discloeed. but Buxton on­ omorea. Of th•. four have never 'lbe Rtnr- twn Phi was the only OUtstandina ln the CoUeilan'a 180 wlll be ln slnale rooms. Con­ 'nlere wlU also be a room for nounced that the Cotillion club American coUeae newspaper In Its ln each of the three aectlons. A been In a Troubadour pruduction sprlna art offertna Is a full-paae walkway puaage wlD lead through necting doors between single rooms laundry and dry-cleaning distri­ favors were the unlmous selec­ claaa to win All-Amertcan honors In Graham wlll be removed. before. comic doll. all ready to be cut and the ground ftoor of Central from bution, open at certain hours of tion of a committee chosen from In the Aaaoclat.ed Collegiate Press All rooms will be furniahed by .Headlna' the aupporUnt cast wW dressed with clothes which are the court formed by the three the day. and run by students. the nelahborlns rlrls' schools. He be freshman Ted Lawrence, who tH O competition at Minneapolis, furnished. An editor's note warns the University with beds, dressers, stated that the favors arc or a It wu announced this week. dorms to the driveway from Wash­ If possible a basement recrea­ made his debut last fall u the that "any resemblance to Wahoos, Ington street. tables. chairs. and mattreues. tion room contalnlng tables for more practical uae than the fall Entered in the clasa tor papers Present equipment lncludes only hobo ln "Wlnt.eraet." He w1ll pl&.J Uvlng or dead, is purely coinciden­ ping-pong and similar games wlll favors and It la expected that they publlabed two or three times a The present driveway will be bedsteads, tables. and chairs. '*fl. ot Candy, old ranch hand who tal." Another of Shellabar1er's be constructed. wlll be equally s uccessful. has about rea.cbed Lbe end of hll week ln IChoola of 1.000 students tom up, and rerouted behind Ora­ Each student will have a private orialnal model coven is wrapped ham dorm, runnlnr directly Into Rates for the new dormitories Jud&es for the Interfraternity usefulneu. 1be part of 8l1m w11l or leu. Wasblngton and Lee's around the CUJ'J'ent Lssue of the closet-more spacious than at Sln1 have been selected, and Herb be taken by ld Boyd, who lalt eeml-weeklY galned top honors ln .. Campus alley." Parklnr apace be­ present-with a lock to which only have not yet been nxed. but they quarterly. hind the library w1ll be torn up, as wtll be scaled up In proportion to Oal'l'eS, president or the l nterfra­ appeared as Sbadow In "Winter­ lta dlvialon. No other publication he has the key. Pour electric out­ temlty councll, declared that tllree In the same dtvlston received All· "The Dancer and the Teacher," wlll the driveway around the Din­ lhe accommodations - probably set,'' Jack Marth-e, who plays the an editorial that presents food for lets per person will be Installed. new outalde judges ha ve been chos­ American mention. Ing hall, and all the land covered Floors will be of asphalt-tlle. about 30 to 50 per cent higher than Hole, was last eeen on the Trou­ thouaht. "The Solid Side.'' by Ned en. Garges also announced that badour st&tle ln the production of 8eventy-al.x of the country's col­ by these drives will be covered as In Wasblngton college, and walls the present rents. which are un­ B u rIta , ''Lexlnaton Merry-Go­ usually low for college accommo­ the glee clubs or the fraternities "The Front Paae," three yean aro. Ieee papers were awarded rattnas by rrass plots and brick walks. of acoustical plaster to make Round,'' and ''Mink Komment," a dations. will not appear In formal attire Newcomen to be MeD tor the ln the competition's 10 claaaes. The number of councllon In the them a.'l near soundproof aa pos­ The trophy will be awarded at the newcomer, are the departments. Contracts for construction wlll flnt time Include Larry Himes, 1be8e were cboeen from a fteld of bulld1nls will remain the same- sible. concert. who will be seen u Curly, t.be hua· 401 publlcattona, repreaent.lna 43 18, but each councilor's room will 'lbere will be a drlnklnl foun­ be awarded lo the John P. Petty­ Pred Lynch of Phllad!'lphln ar­ John Construction company of biuld of Mae; Harrell Morrla, who atatel the Dlatrtct of Columbia be situated between two sections. tain and a tiled shower and lava­ ranged the decorations which fea­ Lynchburg, which did renovation will play Lhe very cW'Ilcult role of and Hawall. Registration with a door opening Into each, one tory to each ftoor or every unit. ture a sprlna motif on a back­ work on the washington-Robin­ Crooks, the colored stable buck; Awards made were: All-Ameri­ of which is to be used only In case On the fii'St floor of Graham In around of the Cotillion club. Uu­ son-Payne bulldhliS several years and Tom Fuller, who plays Carl­ can , to the outstandln& papers In of fire. By this arrangement lL wlll the space now occupied by the usual In decorations, lhe sprln1 be possible for freshmen. by break- son, a ranch hand. All of these are each claaa; Plrst Clasa, to papers Dates May 7-9 dormitory slore wlll be a reading ago. set wit boast pillars of Uaht at ea.ch of rene r a I excellence; Second 110Phom01es. 'n1e freehman maklnr Sprl.nl registration for all stu­ end or the dance noor and a hl.s debut. is Bua Orueaaer, takmr Clua. to papers above average: dents wlll be conducted May 1-8 glowing plllar on each aide of lhr the part ot Whit, another ranch Third Clasa. to papers of below­ band stand. The band stand wtll averaae atandardl. No mention accordlnr to an announcement l.s­ hand. sued this week by Dean Robert H. Spring Dance Dates .... be ln the center of the bulldlna. was rtven publlcaUona which tail­ "Of Mice and Men" will mark Tucker. SOphomores and Juniors under a solid cellhlll studded with the third atralaht atarrtna role ror ed to satisfy requirements for one Slrma Obi WhAram. Jeanne Valcnlom. Jone Vandlner, Bt>tty Wllder. Ann Wiley, chandelier-like alobell. of these four ratlnaa. Judges for pursulna courses In AB or general Alnutt, who played Abram ln scltnce must prepare study plans Ann Rt'ad, Leacy Tucker, Bette Kennt>dy, Ct'cllla Llsaett. and nnd Evelyn Winchester. Woody Herman and Oene Krupn ''Squarlna the Circle," Sandor In the ACP competition were Journal­ McHaney, Fila d'Arellano. Anne Ethalyn Gay Hurhcs. are both comlna down to Lexmg­ lim experts at the University of or schedules of courses prior to Phi Gamma ~I ta "The Play's the 'IbiniJ," and Mto registration, Dr. Tucker aald. Mt'haffy. &tty Henkle, Blanche ton from New York city. Herman ln "Wlntenet." Other playa In Minnesota. carper, Kay Blanding, Blanche Zeta llf'ta Tau Vlrgmla Snydaw, Motue Holmes. fntures Carol Kay amid ''blue " several Virginia papera receiv­ SOphomores should decide theJr Josephine Oonzalex. Margan•t Sue which he has starred here are ··Ah, maJors and secure a study plan Gerow, Kay Santor d , VIckie Betty Wolf, Evt>lyn Klein, Sadlt> r.urroundlnas. whllt' Oene Krupa 'II Wtltlerness" and " Hay Jl'e~r . " He ed mention In the competition, but Vaushn, Ann Johnson. Edna Ward Kirsch, Pearl Coller, Betty Schwab, Adams. Rosemary Hallett. Cann­ orranlt.allon haa addrd a n w mall' only two-The Ring-tum Phi and (rom the dean's omce to bfo ftlled has also played In summer stock In from the studenVs Individual O'Halr, Mildred Fisher. Wlnnlfred and Jean Nlr-ensleln. dlnc Hunt, Frances Grey, DorothY sln ..er to assist Irene Daye In lhr VPI'a Virginia Tech won top bon­ Peters, Evelyn Jefferson. Vl rrlnla theatres In BalUmore. This will record as soon as poaalble. The Houser. Emily Sparks. and Jo vocals. on ln their respective class. 'lbe Hayes, Jeane Sawyer, Winnie Cur­ .nat k his nrst excursion Into the study plan should then be signed Ware. PI K appa Alpha Buxton stat d tha t the Cotil­ VMI Cadet received a Plrat. Cia¥ tis, Betty Jo Rrdburn. Becky Parry, field of dh·ectlna tor the Trouba­ by the head of the department In Carolyn Smith, Alief' Wlnchf'll, lion club wished to t mphulze oncr ratlnl ln lta bracket. while ftrst, Mary Elizabeth Duffy, Jane Craig, dours. which he ls majortna and pr'*nt. Beta Tht'ta PI Lucy Olesple, Mnry Hunter Ed­ more that Krupa's music for thf' Sugrue, who playa the role of second and third claaa aracllnas Dolly Alnutt, Flora Henry, Ann monds, Betllf' Crumple. Peny Ray, Emmy Nelley, Jant Lelnlnger. Bet­ ball Saturday nlaht will deftn ltt>lv went to others. It at reatstratlon. "A complete the moronic atant Lennie. is pres­ study plan ls required before reg­ Meade, Charlot te Brown. Marrt>ry Betty Cre:.s. Polly Kellrr. Doris "Y Fetter, PeaaY Hourhton. Mar­ be smooth dance mu lc nd lht• The Ring-tum PhJ wu named ale Barnes. Mary Martha Hlnty, Ident of the Troubadoun. He burat Istration,'' Or. Tuckt>r aald. McShane, Kathryne Craig, Tommy Mltchrll. Sam Cooper May, Nancy swing addlct.t may hnve th eir day Into fame hls frtahman year with amona the All-Americana ln 1838, Stockton, Lucy Hlltt>r. Annt' Ot'wey. Uughf!JI, Bevealy Hover. Ruth Rlk'y. Peg Jewel, Anne Hort Brown, Saturday afwrnoon at th P ron­ and was the only publication In A study plan sheet must be ftlled his characterlzallon of the bar­ Barbara Mead, Henrlt'tta RRdwlne, Susan McCoy, Allee Cla11et.l. Anne Caroline Onl1•, Mild Belly Lou oert. Ita class to wln the honor that year. ln bY all Juniors. transfers. and t.ender In "All, Wllderneaa.'' and Mary Janr Mosher, Camille An­ Gale Oret>nlnnd, Irene Jllu1s, and Wuller. AIRo. It Wll.'l announcrd th oL t hr Charlie Clarke was editor of the others In the AB or science schools 0\tkc In "Pt'trlftcd For~t:"' He hu derson, Bet.aey Kennedy, Tick Elaine Nixon. lacrosse aame and the tnlerfmtt t· paper at that Ume. who falltd to do 110 last yur. Stu­ Slrma Nu hod leodtna roles ln ··Squaring the dent. who nued out sheet.! last Klock. and Elranor Slnyewald. nlly Slna or SaturdaY nttemoo11 CII'Cit'" and "Winterset.,'' which ------year are urwed to check them and Pbl Dftlla Tht't& Bt>ltY Ell n Wilcox. Susanne are scheduled su a pan of th~ l~l production he directed. Both Oeell Taylor War uiW a med· con'!Ult their maJor profeasora for Lambda Chi Alpha LE>ne Barrow. R o s l n a Blolnl'. Wells. Dorothy Jayne.> Du!!tln, Spring set fe!ltlvlllr The lacro e he and Alnutt have considerable ll\l of all IDt!mlttn of C!GilYeniJon chanaes. Dr. Tucker added. El11.abt'lh Davies, Vlralnla Nrw- Martha Bowman, Vlrrlnla Callo­ Srtty Marable. Pt>IIY Roberts, aame will ao a lona way towo r d radio experience. toa~•IUee. for 7:11 p. m. Monday Students who rail to rea-later man. Carol Ann Homer. Tommv way. Mary M Crawford. Marlen Hazel Mt>ador, Edna Da.vl!l . Sally plcklnr the Dlxlc leaaue chllm­ The part ot Mae, Curly's wife, In New00111b ball. This Important during the aprlng rertstratlon pe­ TomliMon. Bf'tt.Y South, Norma Dan y, Kitty Oeslea. Ulllan FolkNI, Cht.'Yncy, Mary Elizabeth Sheldon, plon.s for 1940, whll the SIIIK 11· Is yel to be cAst. director Alnutt mt>etlnr wtll outline duU.. of Ute riod are reQuired to register on Rippard, Ginny Simms. Mary Me- Jeannt' Kn.rnpher. Genevieve Mont­ Corrine Brooks. PeaKY Taylor, nal8 will present a nt~w ftntun• said, but will l>robably be an­ varlou coauJ~Il&Mmen durtnr Utt Tuesday of the openlna wet•k or Faddeu. Mary Morris Blakrly, Ed- romery. BellY Mus"ro.ve, Betty 0 11 - Janice T<•rhun«-. Beverly Smith, nnd select the m ost nU'IOdi<' 11101111 nounced within the next few days. IMC!Il NDftaU.. ConUauecl oo pare four na Widen, Peny BerahauJ, Rachel wald, Barbata Thomp on. LuLW• ConUnutd on Pl.lt' four on the eanwu!li ANOTHER WEEK ENDs­ W~t ling-tum J~i ANOTHER WEEK-END STARTS Th~ Ring•ttiill Fetttttre Sectio11 Washington and Lee University Spring dances - the last chan ce to Plti Semi-Weekly make merry while the spring sun shines------.------.-·------before dark examination d ouds start pil- CAMPUS COMMENT . . . LETTER TO Con'Yention Deleoates Published every Tuesday and Friday or the ing up on the horizon. 0 collegiate year. Entered at the Lexington. Vir­ Thesis-ridden seniors will welcome a By PETE BARROW, JR. THE ED JTQR Alo t ama: Guy Oswalt, C. H . Ciesla, T. M. Dodd. G. A. Essig, ginia, postomce as second-class mall matter. respite. So will everybody else. There is Chtlpmnn. T. D. Donoho. C. C. D. W. House. J . S. Hunter. F. H. . g la'ke wat-L '-·g and ''stena"ng to d ltl Dunn. R. B. spy, Archie Hill. W. K1bllng. T. H. McCutcheon. W. J . Member of the Associated Collegiate Press. n othm 1 1 crun u Geo-e•., Mcinerney ls a determined a w f J a~J)('r.. E . J asper. F. M . Mar tl n. M c Le a d , T . B . Ne Json . w . J . Noo- NaUonal advertlsJng representative: The Na­ 0 tional Advertising Service, Inc.. 420 Madison other people work to make you want to a good nature and an ungodly amount Lexington. Vlrf!lnln J . R. HIRhell, Bob Stein. Jack w ar- nan. D. P. Pardee. H. C. Pierce, Avenue. New York City, New York. take a week-end off. patience. April 18. 1940 ncr. F. R. Russell, J. C. Sherrad. L. W. At the ATO house party last week-end, some Dear Sir: A 1 s M c kl ~ L Sh PhiJ Sh te p Slm Subscription $3.10 per year. In a.dvancc Wl.th the Interfratema' ty St'n g t".nals- d 1 zr. na: am c 01' e. c 1 • • royer, u · erry • n · of the young ladles became a blt warm. an In Lhe Fancy Dress lssut> of Tho R occll 1!<'1'. J • w. Will ams, Phil w 11 - mons. R . L . ste 1 n . J . R . stene tt, which should provide sometI 1in g new in asked that a door be opened. Southern Collegian thrt'<' wns o llamR. Ii. M. woodwat·d. T. R. Taylot·, R . H. Turner. E. o. ERNEST WOODWARD n ...... Editor the way of entertainment; with the Ia- George volunteered. lrtter Rlgned "An Alumnus'" which Arkansas : H. p , Dickens. E . w. Wells. W. C. Whem•tte. R. L. WII- At this point IL was discovered that lhe staled lhat. lhc horse's skeleton In B k c c 1 H T k A M WI H M y p M. THOMPSON McCLURE.Bll!llness Manager crosse game-J· ust to get you warmed up roc man. c · · ut· • · · 01c • son, · · ng, · · onge, · knob to the door was missing. George rolled the Lee museum is not lhc boM'I lnson. E. J. Foltz, ~ McCaskill. R. zumkeller. for the tea dance; with Messrs. Krupa up his sleeves and set to work. or Traveller. I supposed thal no M. R . McCasklll, P. E. Rice. w. L MlchJran: Bill Reeld, v . c . Ad- SPORTS EDITOR and Herman--both of them torrid gcn - It was a difilcult Job. After half an hour one bt'liPved tbC' letter and hPncr Schulthles. Howard Sht'Phcrd, w. ams. L. Ailor. S. R. Ames. W. W. Bayard Berghaus most of the skin was gone from his fingers. he paid no atlenllon to It at first. J Wllkl B B M B R E c k demen in good f orm-the set ougI lt to · ns. ames. . . ogue, . . oo . ·r. had broken a knife blade. was hot. tired, and Since thC'n several people hnvr c n! If orma:· Bill M 01 ll n. E na· 1 AI - N. E . F"aero. R . G . Isgr 1 gg, A. o . MANAGING EDITORS affal Bob Steele and Fred Farrar be a lleated dirty. Most of the time he worked silently. come Into lhc chapel nnd informl'd verson, c. H. Bartensteln . P. Bak- Jamieson, s. E. Lawrence. George It's not as spectacular as Fancy Dress. with a determination charoct.erlstic of a New me that the bones are not. Trnvll- e1·. J . T. Bowie, R. A. Cammack. McKay. H. c. M111ar. R. J. Moon- NEWS EDITOR COPY EDITOR res not as carefree as finals. Jersey Irishman. lcr's nnd that we had no right to R. R. Cockrell, J . B. Clo.rko. E . M. cy, Russ Neilson, W. R. Nu tt, Bob Latham Thigpen Bill Buchanan Finally success say thaL thC'Y were. I also found c D id R De PI k PI A Puddl ·f ·t•sa not fun- that•s your own . . l t I I oopcr. w. H . av son. A. . - nc ' B. rog. . c . ng- DESK EDITOR But l The door swung open. Cool breezes blew Into ouL ho t a eacher n the local h Sh long, M. K. Disney, B. w. DtLto. ton. I. v . Runyon, Don Richard- AJ Flelshma.n fault. the room. George mopped his brow. The as- school t•ead lhe letter to her puplll! R . s. Ellis. Grady Forgy, Charles ROn, P. G. Rembert. w. J. Scott. semblage began to chatter about his feat. and crtrefully explained to them Gresham. w. R. Guthrie, J . B. M. v . Scott. Bill Severe. Jay Sll- Columnists AN INFANT SCIENCE REVEALS AL t.hJs precise point. Neely Young, a new- that. people had been fooled nil Handy. R. A. Hancock. J . s. Hill. verstein. Paul Slocumb. D. C. Tur- Pete Barrow. Bill Buchanan. Bob Campbell, comer on the scene, walked up. these years. I would like to sny C. L. Hobson. E . Horn. J . W. flud- ner. R. P. TYson, J . E. Watson, W. AJ Fleishman, and Dick SOuthworth. AN A WE-INSPIRING POWER "Damn," he said. "It's cold in here.'" that.. the story of Ml·. Alumnus Is lfon. C. w . Johnson. Dabney Kearn. A. Webster, R. B. Whitaker. G. A. Without saying anything else. be slammed enlllely false. Let us exnmiJlC ll. J. L. Kirkpatrick. A. C. Krieger. Woolfenden. For spectacle we recommend h yp· Editorial Auoclates a the door. It says that a Jonathnn Carter J . 0 . LnPlante. W . B. McBt·yde. "lin:nesota: R. P. Southworth, Ned Burks. Bob Campbell, Wall Downie. Mar­ norism. It is better tl1an any show you When last heard from, Mcinerney was oc- ga~e thr mounted• s k~ t o~ toll lhe Bill Mollett. K. Privett. J . M. w. P. Ames. J. B. Raaen. E .. F. shall Johnson. Bud Levy, Dick Wright, ever saw, as those who attended Dr. cupylng room 708 at Jackson Memorial hos- Utuvers1 ty 1n 1 87...... e ~ •-u l 15 Raines. P. A. Sellers. C. H. Smith, Robb, R. M . Russell, R . L. Saun­ Ray Whitaker. Rawlings• lecture last week will testify. piLal, mumbling Incoherently to himself. that Mr. Joseph Bryan or Rich- J. w. Stowers. J. s. Sutherland, ders. M. H. Schept, C. C. Schock, mond gave the money to mounl thr H. H . Wolf, E. A. Zelnlcker. J . c. Shepard. J . M. Shook. A. Reporters When hatpins started piercing arms Con.fuslon Department ... skelton and that. the work w~s nol Colorado: Fred Bartcnstein, H. Simpson. T . R. Snyder. F. F. Soc­ Allor, Bell. Bond, Browder, Darby, Oa.vis, Ellis, there wns teeth-gritting, shuddering and Tommy Fuller and Lou Rehr are ho.vlng done untlll907. Cy Jones. who still o . OondhcarL, c. J . Hughes. R . S. ha. N. c. Stecnland. C. A. Szely. OUten. Houska, Maish, Millar. Monls. Noonan, turning away of manly heads. \VIe twins down for tbe dances this week-end. Thnt works on lhe grounds korththcbUnl- L<'nkc, Ft. E. Lee. D. w. McCarn- R. c. Oagg, L. R. Weller. R. C. Shroyer. Taylor. Warfield. Zelnlcker. should be Interesting to watch. vrrslty. lwJpcd to ~ac e ones ml!lh. Bill Maury, R. E. Mo.yo, R. Wilbur, A. L. Wolfe. Leon Worms. couldn't take it. for shipment lo Richmond to br B. Myers, M . R. Nelson. A. J . Mls8ourl: Jack Jones. J . M . At- mounted. Mr. Br.vnn received them Shnt·ltz. A H A When antics with hot coins, psuedo- Without Dates Depanment . . . h d d h d th " · wood. B. v . yers. w . . rm- ADVERTISING CONSULTANT whiskey and the Like were in progress the Number one disappointment bere, or course. ln RJc mon on · a em Connecticut: F. J . Sugrue. R . M. strong. B. C. BapUst. J . Barrie, A. Dougla8 Jamieson audience thundered with laughter. Is Buddy Foltz. whose exploits we always view moMunte~:1 th t "the Bas.•ett. J . H. Blaikle, R. B. Bain- G. s. Barrows, R. E. Bartlet, F. s. Adnrtlliq Manaren with combined amazement and admiration. r. umnus says a atd. R. E . Fabian. N. c. GUbcrt. Beazlle. A. L. Bendhelm, P. H. But the demonstration was impressive No explanation. shadowy groove on lhP undrr side w. D. Gray, E. s. Hlldebrand A. Berry, J. P. Blakely. R. M. Boat- of the animal's Jaw ... was un- . · Marton 'nllman Slmon.Homer Au gustus Jones. from a larger point of view. For the au- Number two disappointment. ls Bobby mlstakably caused by Ynnker It. LnM~~1tagu e. J. J. Mangan. J . wright, E. Brown. Cliff Day, Joe Jr. • Bdmont Hom, Merideth Price Wiswell. Jr. dience left Washington chapel with an Neale. This case ls worse. since he tried so ·cross-reigning·. a practice which D. Rule\ tch. R. W.' Russell, J . P. Hunter, R. H. Lewis. G. L. Lucas. Allla&ant Adyertlalq Manarers emotion that was akin to fear. consamed hard. Explanation here probably was noL tolerated In the Southern Scully, J . c. Sen~ei. H. McCulloch, P. J . Matthews. A. lies In the fact that his Continental Lincoln Robert Lortng Wilson. John Hunt Peacock armies." Dr. Bailey, the local vet- Delaware: Haaold Onddy, A. S. Mosback Moore, W. A. Payne, G. In the first place, all the vauntings of was put away for a while. crlnarion, said that no klnd or RH . FCIPSnhdanlctl, WP. RL. F. Toalson. J . 0. Walker, P. A. OScar Carroll Dunn .MJ ohu~o~l , scientific progress seemed to pale before Number three, Paul Thomas. who doesn't relantng could possibly mnkc a 1 01110 ~ · • · utM e. · · Wilhite. H. H. Woods. Clrclllatlon Manaren th1's example of what one man can do have a date with Anne Rich; therefore he permanent mnrk on lhe jaw bone Skillman. Mississippi: B. M. Wakefield, G . , • doesn't have a date at all. no matter who he WlUJam Oecar Shropshire. Russell Olen of a. h orse. The lelter says that thr Florida: 0 . B. McEwan: W. M. M. Ash. T. C. Buford, W. J . Dan­ with another mans mand. There was has down. Explanation: a minor "horse could not pOSSibly have died At.lt'c. H. w. Blltenbcndet. A. M. tel. c. c. Dean, J . F. Ellis, Uriah Brownlna rolled back a curtain-the final refuge Iquarrel. of lockJaw because of the absPnce Btombnchcr. C. E. Burleson, E. w. G. Flowers. R. D. Gage. R. S. Loeb, 8Uiertptlons of the individual, his own intellect or soul, Number four. Louts Walker. Explanation: of teeth protrusion always a!l!lO· Butt..'!. H. C. Macfaalane, H. E. Me· J . E. Zombro. . h .11 I d lnditference. clat.cd wi th this type or death." l .nughhn, M. T. McClure. J . C. Montana: H. M. Weed, J . H . Herbert Morrison Weed orcaII at w at you Wl , was revca e · Number five. Bob Walker. Explanation: Or Bailey said no one can look at Snidow. W . C. Washburn. Mast. J . A. Matthews. T ,,H. Mon- It is surprising that as long as scient- Nothing new. It happens every tlme. Beokkeeplq a ~keleton an dtell whether the Cl rcr~l a: W. B. Dunson, R. H. erie!, 0 . M. Monroe. Earl Morgan, isrs have had minds about them to ex- We suggest that these five gentlemen get horse died of lockJaw or not. Bolyard. T. A. Clark, H. K. Oar- L. Newcomb. Jack Barrie · h h b d together and drink themselves death. for hope this will clear up any ges. L. Garges, Sidney Isen- Nebraaka: W. R. Stoops, P . R. to 1 n. pertment on t ere as een no more a · the sake of their respective fraternity brothers doubts In anyone's mind which ber '· A. H. Jordnn. B. C. Kramer. Bell. P. 0 . Brown, P. R. Brown, T. AprU 16, 1940 vance in the science of psychology. Dr. who have dates of their own. the letter t'nlsed nbout Trnvellt>r's J. C. Murrell. H . . c. Pe cple~ . J . N. E. Bruce, W . Buchanan, H. W. Rawlings would admit that ht is handling skeleton. Pctp.lcs. H. L. Smtth . A. D. rull. Burgess. E. C. Burks. F. C. Byrer, an art that is still in its infancy. Love Story · · • Yours very truly, llhnols : 0 . Eenenga, A. W. Arm- H . J. Cary. Mike Belzer, Lewts WHEN THE CONVENTION Deacon Helm was without a date Fancy OHN WEATHERS 'II ronv . J . E. Bannon. M . 0 . Bar- TYree. STARTS ROLLING However retarded this field is, it is Dress. one afternoon. happening to be In J · kea. W. F . Brven. J . W. Cook. W. Nevada: H . Hertz. Luis Arlega, certain that hypnotism and mind·reading A. v . Woods' room. he noUced a picture or a Studt nt CustodJnn or I.A'P Chapel. H. Davis. G. F. Drake. G. R. Eshel- R . B. Spindle. L. Thurmond. S. It is a great pity that presidential elec­ rest on more than superstition. No one lovely lady on the bureau. man. J . C. Enstcrbet·g, D. E. Oar- Trueheart. tions come no more often than every four could have been in Washington chapel "Get me a dale with her," he suggested. It rPI:o.on. 0 . L. oassmnn. D. J . Oo· Ntw Hampshire: A. C. Junkin. was as simple as that. The young lady, a for- dehn. Leo Hamden. W. E. J en- W. L. Burner. J . L. Campbell. W. years. If they did we could have more last Friday and still doubt it. mer love of Woods, traveled eight hundred PREVIEWS nlngs, G. R. Johnslon. ll. D. J ones. M. Carson, E. E. Chamness. O . W. nominating conventions. It is frightful to chink what the world miles to be on hand for that occasion. J . E. LC'e, I. A. Leunlg, 0 . R. Lloyd, Chancy, T . M. Cox, B. A. Wllllams. Aa it is, a generation of students gets will be like when hypnotism has been When she left. there were telegrams, letters, and REVIEWS L. McCandles.'l, W. C. McLaren. P. New Jeney: W. T. S&unders. G. etc., both coming and going through the local o. Morrison, G. M. Murray, w . A. A. ~raun. R. cavanna, C. H. Con­ to participate in only one of them. Con­ transformed from a spectacular game to communications agencies. Murray, G. 0 . Phillips, J . L. PhU- over. c. B. Curtis, W. J . Douglass. By AL FLEISIII\fAN aequently most of us are bewildered about a working science, and when every man Sequel: nus week-end she's traveling eight lips. c. T . Sardcson. L. C. Scltultz. J . w . Oeyo, C. Ecleston. F. B. Fore­ what we are going to do about it, and just will have access to the tremendous power hundred more mUes. this time on a direct bid The "nlt>ht" will be rrmemberPd W. N. Schultz. W. L. Shannon. D. man. R. A. Pull~r. E. T. Hasllop. S. Sht•llebarger. F . D. Shellcbar- S. Bummers. 0 . B. Kerr. J . H . from Comrade Helm. . .. What n. n~h t it wn.c; lhPrf' w. a little doubtful of its entertainment value. it unleashes. ger. w. 0 . Shropshire. R. w. Lawrence, Bob Lawrence. H. R. amon ~r the eows of Indiana ond Its Anyone who is, however, can have his - Barus-Barfttt • . . beautiful corn fields. . . Tht' Smith. F. S. Smtther. J. B. Snobble. Levy. R. D. McOIU. A. Macaulay, fears quelled by a few minutes conver­ Anne. as we all know. Ia In Charlottesville. ghostly stalks waved eerlt>ly In the U. 1 Stein. J . B. Stewart. w. M . C. M. Muller. G. C. Nielsen. Dick sation with a Law student who attended Why. we don't know. A square-dance, or some­ wind .... Ah, yes. 'twas the fort­ Stunt t. G. S. Supplger. C. W . Swln- Plnck, E. D. Ualermo, L. A. Prid­ THE FORUM thing. tord. R. s. Taggart. R. C. wnaner. ham. E. G. Rotr, J . R. Roberts. W. the last one. night b<'fore Chrlstmns. . . . And Meanwhile. as mice will, when cats are all through the Stnte.... The tel­ L. M. Walker, R. P . Walker. Mike C. SOule. C. E. Wan. away, Burns Ia trylnr to decide where to play. Wn ll. c . R. Welbol'll, J . H . Wllllr.. New Mesko: C. T. Skarda, B. B. He will tell you som e fancy tales about lows wPre laughin~-IL wasn't c;o Tim Landvoigt, who came as a Hawaiian Tuning In- Maybe I should have said Rats. Anybody who late.... And Barbara was hunq n. w. Wilson. Arm11trong, R. L. Harrison, L. G. would be untrue to Anne Barrett Is a Rat. Jndlnn:a : Emil rtn.ssmnnn. C. C. Skarda. J . J . Wilkinson. Island delegate robed in a grass skirt of This whole setup called 11College Edu­ on thC' screen with some care.... While Brother MacMurrnv got In Adams. Cnlhc.un Bond, H. D. Dnv- New York: H. R. Stephenson. neckties, about the Rhode Island repre- cation" is quite a unique thing. To the her hair.. .. Oh wrll. thP portl'y lc;, J . L. Oorsry. C. U . East. R . A. W. C. Aberg. 0. H. Adarna. R. B. Ftt>rmnn ..J . Funk. J. C. Hnmll- Anderson, C. C. Barnekov. R. E. aentatives who arrived bearing chicken average student it means only a series of Fred Farrar probably found considerable at least smrllc; 8 lot worse thnn w. ton P. B. Hoffman. R. L. Hudson Basile. C. T. Baxter. W. A. Ben­ coopt, about what happened to the Virgin exams, registrations, class attendance and consolation In LIFE'S comments on his Hen- the picture did. . . . In !1\cl, wr rlelta Redwine. The picture or MJss Redwine thought It was n prrtty J!ood , how R. E. K<'l'hn. F. H. Pll1.er. R. M. nett. W. F. Brady, R. J . Bromley, Ialanda delegate. vacation s. appearing In LIFE. on Giant rookie outftelder - In ract. wt> enjoyed lt. . . . Wf' Rob<'r tc;, L. Wadsworth Shull. A. W. R.. Brow&lr, R. A. Brunn, 0 . But it is more than a good time, for · To others it is an escape from having JohnnY Rucker's bureau. was the only one of thinks MacMurray wns good M c Smalh, J . w. Stnnlpy, R. E. G. Buck. F. 0 . Bur&er, R . C. Bur­ Sl"'Cl·•. Y. Wadllncton, L. ton. R. D. Buller. J . R. Camm, J. the antics are no more bizarre than those nothing to do with a lot of time, and, to her that be had, It seema. long as h(' doe~ n·t try c;lnrln g .... c. c. To quote Rucker himself: "I don't want any And In spite of the ronsen11us. rn­ Wallet'll, J . K . WaltNII. W. E . Wha- C. W. Campbell, S. E. Campbell. of a real convention, and when the GOP a very few, it is a means of cultivating truck with women 'til I get to be a great Joyed Miss stanwyck .... Of cour&•. lr ~·. P. A. Wlllams. L. G. Younlf, G. W. Carlson, S. L. Carlson, W. I. politiciaru get together this ~urnme r they logical thought in life by the mastering player." we alway11 like St<'rlln« Uollowny R 1•. Ycrk. Chudlelgh, J . W. Crawford, J . J . Idaho: 0 . G. Alford. Jonrl!, Dangler. J . E. Delehanty, J. J. will hide their real and n or-so-very-com- or a few subjects. Those in the latter Needless to say, farrar Is a much relieved ancl thought he wns nrxt door w. c. man. Not that Rue'ker would have been any neighbor to a good-slzl'd ~;ct·ca. m . A M f alsh. u. B. Nlrhols. J . T. Doherty, E. T . Drake. A. D. Fa.rber, plicated actions behind a similar smoke group are sometimes referred to as competition. he Insists. . .. The lnughs were oflt'n and P"tr''· A. 0 . Rhea , W H. Ros.'l, F. B. Fanar. M . L. Ollbert, S . R. screen of ballyhoo. "book-worms., lusty, ... Perhapl!, too l ht> dnnre H ("' "'nlth. C..oldSI.Cln. P. E. 6ourdon. S. J . We have been right in picking our can- This thing called "College Education" Bandolnd&el • • • set spirit ha.'l pen-nded Lrxlngton Jrwa : £merr Cox. J . H M01rnn. Graham, R. M. Oreaerson. S . E. Rosina Blane. Shropshire's lady love. at­ - well, we won't hcd~r Wt' ~>11 11 l3 W. Morrl~. JI . F. Morrl!',. W. F. llanasik, W. 0 . Harrod. W. Haus­ didate a good many more times than we can certainly be called most intangible. tended the VMI dances last week-end with \oi oflctt c. n M yc 1'11. H . s . 0:.- roth. J . C. Uerandez, V. A. Ian1co. 1 thought It Wn!l aiJ righl have been wrong, and there is no rea- It isn t something that can be seen , heard, Billy Walker. Keydet football ace. In Itself, Now. takf' Saturday, for ln~>tanrC" . hurn. n. B. Ow<>n. J . s Par ons, J . L. Jordon. R. S. Junaer. Kadis, son to believe that we arc lakelier to slip or very adequately measured. One at- this Isn't so bad, but In so doing the young ... It mlr ht have bfot>n 11 pic-turf' J T. Perry . .B. 0 . Plrrce Roi>NL B. P. KadJs, 0 . I. Kaufman, W. J . lady used up a couple of cuts that actually she ahow day, but who In tht namt or JWy, s. B. Rrad, J . B. Rlrhard- Kct:lcr. E. M. Korry, E. M. Kram­ up t h is time t h an we h ave b een b e f ore. tempt t h at h as b een rna d e at measuring couldn't afford. Result: Shropshire's week-end Ml118 Mlnn:e •-ant11 to J O to a .. on. C'! L. nobh1.,on. E. s Roby. cr. M. w. Lau, J . T. Lykes, O . F. But jwt to be sure that we hold up our the thing involves "what a college grad- date with her ls exactly one evenlng long .... banr-up, shoot "t"m up louw takC' U. S. no.:-enfteld, M. H . Rosenthal, Mcinerney, J . W. Martin, J . G. reputation, every student should coop - uatc knows after he forgets everything he Lea Booth is so hard up for a dale that he's oft on the War lktwern the Statrs. G. A. Sarlotl, Dob Tcmvlc. Martire. u . H. Melville. L. F. Mur- erate, work with his chairman to swing learned in college!• This is also quite in· otfeting to give anybody that wtll get him onf', .. . You do: ""II ro on to lhr 'Man Kan•J'I: K w Blinn. w . c. dock, .R. 0 . Norden. J . f'. O'Con- five corsases... . There is one requirement to From Dakota." . . . l't"-Onallv, 1\mlt•k n ol's Ben .on. E. M Doyd. ner. G. F. Parton. Ted Pearson. J . be the balloting in the right direction. tangible, but the point is that we assimi- the precedlna offer. She must over thirteen we're awfuUy ff'd up •lth thl., A Conlf'l', Bill Cory. M A. ornn'l D. Raymond. R. R. Rea, W. Rey­ The three-ringed aspects of the affair late what we learn in college, and the years or age .... Jack McMtllan will probably atrtnr of plclurt"ll on lttf' ('lvll ~ c. I.>cVnnl'. H P. Fox L. w. nolds, E. A. Samata, R . A. sear­ can be enjoyed JUSt as well without dis· cess reprc ents our education, while what do a Ultle wolnna thl8 week-end. &lnce Guth· war..• • Why, trf''ve prartlrallv rt" ­ Gallo ·ny, w . c. Hnmlllon J v. toss, R. H. SmaUey, . E Smith. R. tie McCullouah is havlna Lillian Folkes over. vlnd thf' thlnr a rou nd the r:am­ Bell• n. J . G. Hellln ,;, A H Lane. H. Stewart. A. Thompson. A. F. toning t h e seriousness o f t Ile aC'tua l joe- we learned an college passes off as wasre ... McCutcheon. the Phi Pals say, Isn't the pua afU>r a ff'W of thO!W" movlH. . . M B Mite. R s stcphcn~n . Thompson. A. N. Thormon, E . H. keying for position. matter as we forget it. powerhouse they thouaht. He asked Eleanor You C'&n't walk Into a mtal at a " r ntutk' : Dodo Baldwi n. Jn<-k Ttlce, R. N. Vander Voorl, K . B. 11 Congrarulatioru are due Cecil Taylor Tlus dung called "College Education Rust to the dances some three months ago. fra~rnlt v houw tat lriL"l •h.at Akin. A. T. Bl ~ hop, c. T. Bland- v on d water. H. Van Voast. R . T. rord. 1'. s. Bl'iz •ndltw. nrld Drod- Vaughan. P. C. Warfield, D. W. and the Executa. ve cotnmart• r, who have · I b I k d d1' 0 d Does he have a date? No · · .. · .... Lup tbr,v t'&ll mf'alll without runn:nr ... mag lt e • ene to a ra program an Avery makes his debut In East Lexington on Into a IUllr IM'C'tl(malh m...• Wr H'. F C. Brynn. L. E C.mnn, L . R Watts. R. L. Wheeler, M. S. Wln­ apent coruiderably more time and efforr rhe receiving set. Picture a radio with the May 15 ..•. Phil W1lllams and Dick Easley oftrn havt to wade lhrnurh a. Colr 0 . R . DIW J . I, Dt\VI , C. P . li r. A. C. Wyeong. in preparation for the event thnn you power on, the tubes hoc, and all ready to haven't been apcndlna much lime around the barral{t" or bi\C'ultll and pntaiOI''I Oldlrr. L. B. Dlllo. 11 . W .l)()bblnll, ~orlh (Jarollna: Lea Booth, H. chinle pick up the programs that nrc flo:uing PIKA house lately.·· · I wonder why. · ··Dolly to rrt 1omdhl~ to t-al. .•. Rt' .J. s F'rlrc'lbl·rg, R. <.:. Hob·1nn . K ('IIV G A ~ hcm rt . G. T. Blackburn. R. Alnutt looklna quite subdued as &he watches that a It Ia, thr story of thr "~1 . m J,ltlt·tol. W. Yullll', E \Vf)odwurd F Cmnpbcll. C. B. Connor, U. F. The mass of d et:ul thnt is involved is about. What does it lack? husband John direct the nrat Troubadour pro- From Oakota" l"' dr0nlt4-lv haf k· 1 oul.,lana: J hn Hnmmrll. T L. Coulbotu n. L. R . Coullllnll. 11. staggering- names o f scuJents must be It lacks the tuning in proceS5. It cnn be lxun 0 M Cru\:kl'll. AI Darby. J . E . Foard. assigned to rhe states in p roportaon to the turnrd on indefinitely, but wh:u i it teallstlc as Curley.·· · Johnny Preston Is back In htrf' and thtrt" prar tlralh un­ rOOtf', 11 H .Jrtt>r, J. t •. Jonlun c T oaa·tcn. B. E Grlmn. W. S. tor the dances with Allee Claaaett. Should bf' notlred. .r. 11 . ltt·Mtllun. R. RtrvP, C L Otltnt r. P. H. Graves, E. E Hun­ actual number of de-legates from that worth unless the process o f " tuning tn•• a neld day for T yke Bryan. hla ex-roommatl' It ms that J ohn llowanl, ts ' tlor von Kollno kl. tf •· J . W McGehee. R. S . Pt>cknm. state, chatrmen selected, in f ormauon ob- IS admantstcred! . Jimmy Hernandez. In what will probably Y;lnkel' Llr·ut1·n nt 011\t'l Chtk. l\111hu·: Nt·v.l 11 n r tn n 11 . J uc R l'. Pl'u ln. L D \'/('&thers, L . T. tained from the Republicans in regard to So mtght we view "College Educn- be a fullle attempt to tor11et Donnie SCott. 1!1 1 conflntd In thr conf('dt•mti• Jn l - Jlauvht r. C. L. Inman. I<' (,, Lu • \\ nltr.. ~rl dallna Vlralnla Sydam thJs week-end. . . on ru.mp nt n rlln I sl11 ..•• Anhlhet· Mull< Oordon Lon" L. E. M llll· North Dakota: Oil Gardner. F. whach way t h e state will go, nominators tion." W e register and go to cI a s. le How anyone could brlna himself lo try Lo for- Drlle l !ilrt 1!1 a.-r&L~mt n nralow In nu , W A MIU'IIlt•llc.•J. W 11. 0 • K. McKt nnn. G K Mt MUII t'll, J . p acked, speeches p repared and so o n, :u.ld music and prog ram is 311 around us and act DonnleScott Ia somelhln11 1 can't liCe .... the per on or Wnllnt·<• lkll~ .. • • wuhl, .r. H. f\•tw<~t·k. c:. 1•'. lhlrh· K. M.ll lory, A w. M nn. W II. almost lnfinatum. rile wbcs arc warm, but what as the value By tour p. m . Thursday Joe Miguel didn't have A!tt·l u lot or plot th\'1 II lid plan­ hnrdl, R. W. !toot. RD. Slt')lhPn- Mnt ·htill, If T. Matlin So when the thang gets tart<-c..l, rcm<-m- of the "set" if we don't tune in? a date. StiU trylna. · · · One man who will qulle ninA nnd \\lth thr aid of a ll lllllll· uHt. 0111r.: H 0 Boker. C E. Dlnlr, drftniU'Iy not be without a date Is Bo Me· pox epldrmlc, lh" two mnnn11.e tn l:or lnnd: M. P. Crrlikrr, R. H . R. 6 Do· ·n• 1•. F DrndCord, A B ber the work behtnd at, the rrputation to Stop and n k yourself the quesuon: Ewcn .... Ollie ward, anothtr unforlunatt escat>O • • . . They fitnrt anorlng ro­ Adnm . • C. All'\'l1.11l0 , J. 0 . AI- B•ltlon, N lJ Drowrt, R. II. CO· be sustained, and that :urt-nd:m ce to cv- Am 1 JUSt playing for the u e of the "see' She wlrrd Thursday Can't come. He Ia ron­ ward thr Unlnn lin . r. t In on n nutl . A. Bntlonahl. w. 1•. Bruce, fl• 'tl, R. t Colwn. D E. Cook. H ny sessaon wall make thing run smooth· to grr a piece of paper with my name tn ttmr>lallnc tUl ln'lultlnq I ltt'r • . · And rna - murd{'r Dolor Ot'l Rio do the B. Ptubcr. M. o. Hl'lttw.ul•, . ll. D. c r'":kw w . J Cronin. W A . 1 f t ro ROSJ. Hen-ey tells us that the Olee club murdl'tlna and takf!ltlll Ue~lures Mtlln , H M. RacJcohlfP.. W. J . Tor- Onbn~y . F. Cntr (•r. W, M. Jlnr­ er, so that the whole husin c will be of Old cngltsh lrucrs across t le ace, or nm boys h d very lnter('stlnl uperlencts· ev('n tthry rull ht•r J1·nny pht•\\ • y,tth llllttlon. S. E. 1')lr.r. 1,. 0. YuUilll. rt•l on, J . A. Hrld. J . R. Howard, more value ond e nren:~in nw nr to all cun I rn1king an effort to tunt' in? U nivtr- ~ saw petit Anne Ballhus. formerly of St('ln- lllt'tn , With Jflll\} IIIICI her 111 ~.. rhusrlt'4: lhl l!l'l'•f'Y, J . J . W Hubbnrd J . '1'. llundh·L R. cerned. ity or T fnne ee "Orange and White." )\off"a Collcrlan~t , In NY"a 0 I man-American Contlnurd on JliJfl four 11 llit•n·t', '1'. A Dtulmmu, 'l'. H. ConUnuf'd oo paae four Smith and Brown THE PHI Lacrossem~n ·Tangle Hurl 7-5 Winner Over N C State Sticks With ·nuke ------* Captain Boyd Leads Generals, . Bob Keirn Leads Batting; Gets April I G. 1940 Parr Three ZB7-NFU Tilt ------Gunning for Second Conquest, Three Hits in Four Times Up; Wi/1 Open 1-M Generals Play Errorless Ball Winning Netmen Tackle Into Battle Between· Co-Champs Baseball Tuesday Washington and Lee's Big Blue Ifinale . 5-4. in an overtime pe1iod. Fresh from an unexpected win the fat· end of the track. Fast field­ The intramural softball season lacrosse ten, defending champs of Ra.y Bt·own was highly effective In over WIU!e,m and Mary, the Dig ing by "Dashing Joe" held Brown Po»'erful Richmond Squad will begin Tuesday afternoon at the Dlxle league. will encounlt>r both these frays and proved to be Blue baseball team continued their up at th1rd. His home run came in two o'clock when the Non-frater­ their firRl conference opponent of the Generals' nemesis in lhe sec­ wtnnlng ways Tuesday afternoon the fourth inning when a curving Washington nnd Lee's varsity series of three matches on succes­ nity and ZBT nines take the field. the clU'rent season when lhey meet ond fracas by pumping tout· goals by romping off with a 7-5 victory ball landed Just Inside the left tennis team, winne r In four of It.c; sive days next week. The fit·st of Sigma Nu will face Phi Psi at the Lhe loop's co-t!Lleholders. Duke Into the net. over Nor~h Carolina State fot· their field foul line and bounced out be­ first five mo.tchos, balLle!i the Uni­ the three matches will be with same h our on W ednesday. The unive rsity, In a highly important The Big Blue will take the 1lt'ld second straight conquest in as hind the gate. versity of Richmond net team ln CaroHna at Chapel Hlll on Mon­ only oth er first round contest. not conLest here Saturday afternoon. in good shape Saturday, Captain many days. The affair was con­ The Generals played enorless ils net match tomorrow aftrmo:m day, the second with Carolina. scheduled as yet, wlll bring to­ The game Is slated for 1 :30 p. m. Ed Boyd stated In an Interview tested on Wilson field. baseball throughout the game, on the cottrts h~1·e. State ill Raleigh on Tuesday. and gether the Betas and the Phi Led by Captain Ed Boyd, the yesterday afternoon, and wlll rely Coach Smith started young Dick with Ronnie Thompson and Bob Latest of the Generals' four vic­ lhe last with Davidson college on Oams. All other teams received Generals will be gunning for their mainly on their speed and their Smith on the mound for the Gen­ Gary sparkling afield. The Big Urns was William and Mary, who Wednesday. first round byes. second straighL conquest. having tight defense to check the Duke erals, and the tall right-hander Blue team had succumbed to the took a 7-0 drubbing from the W &L Coach Crenshaw announced yes­ The N on -fraternity team wUI be blanked w est Chester Teach ers ten in stride. With the dangerous was very effective up until Ute Wol!pack on the Spring trip and racquet team Tuesday afternoon. terday that Dick Pinck. Co-Cap­ tho defending champions, and college, 7-0, In a rough battle last Skippy Henderson. who a lready sixth inning when a Carolinian up­ showed a decided reversal of form In downing William and Mat·y, tains Willie Wasbburn and Peck stands a good chance of repeat­ Monday. The Blue Devils are with- has racked up nine markers this rising forced him to give way to In defeating their Carollna oppon­ the Blue team swept through flve Robertson. Jack Mallory, Dick Ing this spring. The Phi Dclts fin­ out a victory, howe\'er. lheir only season on the road to another Pres Brown, who finished the ball ents. singles matches and two doubles Spindle, and probably Bill Doug­ ished second last year. contest this year resuiLing In a 5-4 high-scoring year. and with the game. Smith gave up five hits Len Booth. Coach Smith's re­ without losi ng a. single set. las and Jack Barrie will make the The games will be played and loss to North Carolina's Tarheets. rest of the t e a. m functioning while Brown limited the foe to two liable right-hander. was forced to The Spider tennls team which Southem trip. smoothly, the Generals appear points awarded on a basts similar Regarded by many Dixie league measly bingles In a game which the sldellnes yesterday with a plays here- tomorrow swamped Till' summaries of Tuesday's to that used during the touch foot­ ready to Inaugurate their Dixie observers ns the main threat to marked the best pitching exhibi­ stomach ailment. Booth will be Randolph-Macon In Its latest matches: ball season. All con tests wll be held league opener with a victory. Lo.t W&L's championship aspirallons. tion on Wilson field In some time. back on hand to start Monday's match. winning by a 9-0 score. Singles on the regu l ar baseball diamond Young. W&L's diminutive net­ Duke will come to lown with one Bob Keirn regained his batting game against George Washington VIctorious ove1· the R-M Jackets D. Pinck, W&L. beat C. Qultt­ with practices taking place ill right tender. has kept the goal unvlolat­ or the strongest aggregations that eye and walked off with slugging here. bY such a decisive score. the Spid­ meyer. 6-1, 6-2. or left field. Players h ave been ed for four consecutive quarters at Coach Monk Fa1·inholL's sllckmen honors tor the Generals by hit­ N.C. State ers are being counted on to pro­ Washburn. W&L. beat Foster. asked to stay o,tr t he football fleld. this point, and will be endeavoi·ing ting safely three out of four times ABR H 0 A vide the Blue team with a good 6-0, 6-1. will have to face this yenr. Though to boost that total even higher. at bat to lead the Blue to a well­ Absher, rf ...... 4 1 1 0 0 match. Robertson, W&L, beat Laos­ such stalwarts ns Dick Lewis and John Alnutt, former captain, earneq victory in a very closely­ Broyhlll. 2b ...... 4 0 1 2 1 The Richmond team which beat burgh, 6-1, 6-2. Jack Pearce were lost by gradua­ who piloted the Blue stiokmen ln contested ball game. Constant. cf ...... 4 0 0 2 0 Randolph-Macon had In its line­ Mallory, W&L, beat Letson. 6-1, Twombly Shoots tion. the Devils, coached by t.he!J· last year's t wo games against t he The lead changed bands several Bown If ...... 3 1 2 2 0 up Snyder, Wright, Shackelford. 6-2. AU-Dixie center. Ray Brow11, dis­ Blue Devils. recently turned over times during the game and at the Harris. 1b ...... 4 1 0 4 1 Donohue, Howell, and Jones. who Douglas, W&L. beat Mouzey, played a wealth of power In the IE:adershlp of the team to Boyd. ·sparkling 66 North Carollna affair. and will outset of the sixth inning the Gen­ Fehley, o •••••••• 0 3 0 0 9 0 played singles in that order, and 6-2, 6-1. He will play In tomorrow's game. prove a tough obstacle for Lhe Big erals were trailing the Staters by Morrison. 3b ...... 3 0 1 2 l three doubles teams of Snyder and Doubles Cy Twombly, Washington and however. Blue to hurdle. 6-4. In this innJng the Big Blue Ritter, ss ...... 3 1 1 1 4 Abernathy, Shackelford and How­ Robertson and Washburn. W&L. Lee gol:f coach , displayed som e of The probable lineup for the BJg batsmen teed off to drive Ray Ray Smith. p , ..... 3 1 1 l 0 ell, and Wright and Donohue. beat Foster and Letson, 6-2, 6-3. the finest goU seen here in quite Sharers or the title last season, Blue is as follows: Young, goalie: Smith from the mound for North Kaufmnn. p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 Following the match here to­ Mallory a nd Spindle, W&L, beat a while last Tuesday afternoon W&L anct Duke met twice during Alnutt. Farrar, Gourdon, close de­ Carolina State on two singles. a morrow. the General tennis team Qulttmeyer and Lansburgh, 6-3, when he fired a spectacular six the 1939 campaign, Lhe Generals fense; Henderson, Boyd, Berghaus. double, and a couple of State er­ Totals ...... 32 5 7 23 7 will Invade North Carolina !or a 6-3. under par 66 on the Lexington winning the first engagemem, 5-3. midfield; Refo, Read, Pridham. rors. W. and L. course. with the Blue Devils annexing the close attack. J oe Baugher opened t he frame AB RHO A 1-M Golfers to Qualify Putting together nines of 35 and by singling sharply to left flPld , Gary, 3b ...... 5 2 1 1 7 Call for Cheerleaders 31, respectivel y, Twombly was able while J ack Dangler reached first Thompson. ss . . . . . 5 2 1 1 5 For Tournament April 30 Head Cheerleader G. ll. For ­ to post a score only one stroke base on Morrison's error. Baugher Kelm, rf ...... 4 1 3 1 o The Intramural spring sports above the course record of 65. Lexington Billiard Parlor scored when Eccleston reached Mangan, c ...... 4 0 1 6 0 If today request.ed aU candi­ season wUI near completion with dates for the omce or cherr ­ which h e also holds. His card In ­ first bac;e on a fielder's choice, and Gregerson, II ...... 4 0 1 2 0 the annual intramural golf tour­ cluded seven birdies. 10 pars. and J ack Dangler crossed the plate a Dick Smith. p ..... 3 0 1 0 0 leader next year to report tG nament scheduled to take place the and Annex the byl'iene lecture room in the one bogie. few seconds later. Gary also reach­ Brown, p ...... l 0 0 1 0 · last of this month. Twombly was only one under ed first on a fielder's choice and Baugher, cf ...... 4 1 1 0 o umnasAum Monday afternoon The tournament gets under way BIIUards and Pool at ftve o'clock . Freflbmen, soph­ par at the turn with a 35. He had scored when Bob Keirn singled Dangler, 1b ...... 4 0 1 9 0 with an 18-hole qualifying round already garnered two birdies. but Sandwiches, Beer, Cold Drinlul down U1e flr8t base line. Eccleston. 2b ...... 3 1 o 3 o omores, and Junion are eli&ible on AprU 30. The 16 lowest scores for the position , Fori'Y said. the best was yet to come. He then Wade Brown. the Wallpack's Richardson. 2b . . . . 0 0 0 1 0 post.ed In the quautying will be proceeded to burn up the last side slugging outfielder. paced his •Melville ...... 1 0 0 0 0 " In confonnlnr with t he pol­ taken. and a bracket for the en­ -opposite Lyric Theatre­ Icy of better spirit at football with ftve birdies out ot the nine team's attack with a triple and a suing elimination match play will holes. rames and other athletic con­ circuit smash with nobody aboard. Totals ...... 38 7 10 27 12 be made from the 16 low shooters. As a tlttlng climax,· Twombly We Deliver Anywhere Phone 88 Brown's triple was a long drive "Batted for Eccleston in 8th. tests." ForrY state-d. ''we are All ellminatlon matches will be get Uned next ended his amazing round by drop­ which cleared Joe Batlgber's head N.C. State ...... 002 111 000--5 golnr to up for l 8-ho.lc affairs, with a 36-hole faU this sprlnl'.'' ping a 25-foot putt on the flnal In centerfield and rolled almost to W. and L...... 102 013 OOx- 7 final round. green for a birdie 3 . Last year's .champion was Jimmy Tworn b ly was playing in a four­ Burkholder who held the Litle for some composed of Lup Avery, Ed two straight years. He topped Lup Brown. Claude Walker, and him­ New! Blue Linksmen Vanquish COAt and WOOD Avery in the 1939 finals. sell. POONE Shetland Sport Coats Indians for Second Win Office and Store 23 OoaJ Yard 177 Let US Do Your Also New Line of Flannel Slacks Washington and Lee's varsity match. Wing and Avery teamed H arper & Agnor, Inc. an Pastel Shades linksmen annexed their second well to annex the best ball, three a;;;--iiiiiiii--iiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;--;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING consecutive triumph or the cur­ paints to none...... ______Arthur Silver's rent campai(l'n last Wednesday Captain Earl Morgan's superior You will find our work Satisfactory afternoon when they completely stroking proved too much for Mac Robft't E. Lee Bo&el Bleil. overwhelmed the W I l 11 a m and Trotter, Indian golfer, In the No. Why not telephone her Mary golf team, 16 1 ~ points to ALL WORK GUAR!INTEED 3 encounter. as he toured the instead- l Y2. on the local course. course In 74 to win easly, three to The Big Blue strokers. under the not.hlng. Jack Jones also came experienced coaching of Cy Twom­ through with a victory in the sec­ it's quicker Lyons T ~iloring Company bly, outclassed the Indian linkstcrs ond foursome to down W&M's In every field to score their most Bruce Simons. 2 ~~ points over ~. --easaer impressive victory or tho season The Generals gained 2 Y2 points thus tar. The visitors were only to ~2 for the lndJan club-wielders able to !fain a half point In each in taking the best ball match. LEXINGTON ot three matches to make their to­ In this year's opening match, GROCERI ES CANNED GOODS tal one and a half. Washington and Lee defeated the TELEPHONE CO. • The Generals d I s p I a y e d the UniverSity of Pennsylvania championship style expected of them later ln the season. Both foursome8 of Big Blue divotecrs dominated the play from the slat·t to take a commanding lead and Kodax never were headed. In the flrst foursome, Mac Wlnr. W&L No. 1 man and low scorer WE SOLICIT FRATERNITY ACCOUNTS ot the day with a sub-par 71 . Film whipped Hornsby, Indian flrst ranker, 21:.~ points to 1:~. Lup Avery, who posted a 76. had little trouble In taking all three counters from Newton, W&M. In the second 'Portraits Phone134 McCRUM'S Complimenb of the Robt. E. Lee Barber Shop Dry Cleaning and Pressing Robert E. Lee Hotel Blq. Don't Forget the Discount Service on Flowers for Spring Dances your Laundry and Cleaning A. A. HARRIS ROSES LUNCH ROOM & BAKERY GARDENIAS S&Mwtebes. Cakt'fl, Plea, DrinkII Rockbridge Laundry QuJelll1 Deliver)' Phone %005 Z oric Clea, crs ORCHIDS It's something Coca-Cola gives that million'i htwe liked for more than fifty year ,-a $2.00 to $7.50 happy after-sen c of com­ BUY YOUR plete refreshment that udds TOBAC()OS Come in and see our New Line of Spring and Sum­ to your enjoyment of Icc-cold CANDIES All Corsagt>s are Freshly Made Up Immtdiately Coca-Col.1. No wonder people SHAVING NEEDS mer Shoes-$5.50 and Up. the world over uy: get a JIAIR NEEOS Preceding Delivery Coca- oiJ, anJ get the feel at the ALSO TENNIS AND GYM SHOES of refreshment. LOWEST PRICE T:iE PAUSE THAT HOSTETTER'S Doctled Wld~r authorlry of The Coca·CoiA Co. bJ J. Ed. Deaver and Sons ( ' 0 (' \ - (' 0 I 1\ l\ U T T I, I N 0 W 0 R K , Call 57 and 75 Phonr 3'!7 Lnlqlon, Vlr«lnla CUT-RATE Phone 25 Lexington, Virginia THE RING-TUM PHI Convention Delegates Law Review Former Head ofW&L Dates. • • Seven S~udents, Gilliam PREVIEWS ••• School of Journalism And Philpott Represent ConUnued from P&l'e two Russell, P. E. Sanders. c. G. Wal­ To Manage N • Y. Paper ConUnued rrom pace one W &L at 'Y' Conference Continued from .,.,e hro F. Hunter. C. S. Keller. L. M. ker. W. C. Windsor. R. T . Wright. Set for May Will Janie Steiger. and Ellzabeth Store- murdered pal, they flnd a complete I Kenna. H. G. Kincaid, G. W. ltlnl. Utah: H . F. Sutherland, Henry lam L. Mapel, former dlrec- burner. Dean or Students Frank J . Gil- map ot Confederate operations... R. S. Lambert. R. H. H. Lamont. Braun. Berno.rd Levin. 0 . C. Lew­ Professor Charlese P. Light an­ tor of Washington and Lee's school PhJ Psi llam. Chri1Jtlan council Director 1bey move on to a rarm hou.ae and nounced yesterday that the Spring ot Journalism, has been named J . R. McConnell. K. R . Merril. R. Is. J . E. Lindsey, w. J . Longan, general manaaer or an evenin& Betty Burton, "Pinkie" Hu1fman, Harry Philpott. and seven students find more murders and another ... L. Michael, T . G. Morris. H. B. Hans Schmitt. Issue for 1940 of the Washington and Lee Law Review will be re­ newspaper to be publllhed in Kitty Spruce. Mary w r 11 h t , represented Washlnaton and Lee The Sarge steals the murderer's Nichols. G. W. Priest. J . M . Read. Vermont: R. L. Van Wagoner. H te d Lo 1a d N y tt VIrginia Halstead, Ann p e r r y • at the ftrst annual state YMCA boots after he lt111s him and there- L. S . Rehr. R. M. Renick. L. R. W . G. Barrows. W. B. Ounn. J . A. leased sometime the fu·st of May. emps a · ng 18 n • · ·• conference on Christian vocation- by gets mixed up with a few blood- Relnartz. R. F . Schultz. R. B. Gurkin. H. B. Hawks, W. P. Neal, The leading comment appearln~t was announced Saturday In Editor Margie Vale, Barbara Wright, An- al opportunities at Na'ural Bridge hounds and a murder 'rial. . . . Shreve, P. L. Small. L. L. Thig­ In the new Issue of the Review wlll and Publisher. gle Frazier. Libby Sibley, Julie Lo- ~ ~ H . C. Wolf, A. V. Wood. Mapel's appointment waa an- gan . Judy Hall, Shirley Lockwood. last week-end. He's freed and they keep on mov- pen, C. Van Vliet, W. B. Webb, R. Virginia: S. L. Schewe!, R . 0 . be "Clarifying the Amending Pro­ nounced by Harry F. ounenhelm , Mary Murray Kinkle, Paddy Oates, The students were Robert E. lng toward the Yankee Unes after F. Wersel. T. C. WUson. Barr. F. C. Bedinger. R. J. Bland­ cess." which was writte nby Pro­ former United States ambassador Edie Hobson, K itty K inton, and Lee, Charles Hobson, John Weath- having hidden the map. · · · The Oklahoma: F . A. Nichols, A. H. Ing, R. W. BoiSBeau, C. E. Bowles. fessor Noel T. Dowling, Nas h pro­ fessor of law at the Columbia uni­ to Cuba, whose wife will found Jackie Hancock. ers, Bob Steele, carl Varner, Ken- good old Rebels catch them, but Davidson, M. C. Deaver, R . A. De­ W . C. Brecklnrldge, R . D. Cole­ and publish the new paper. Mrs. neth Clendaniel, and Dan Lewis. the trio gets away again In the menU, S. Diamond, E. W. Dudley, man, Carter Glass. W. L. Heart­ versity law school. Professor Dow­ R. B. Easley, Bill Gwyn, H. R. well, W. L. Howard, Lou Plummer. ling Is at present a visiting pro­ Guggenheim writes a book review 8il'm& Alpha Epsilon Other participating 0 0 11 e g e 8 midst of a Yankee raid. · · · It all fessor or law at the University of column for the New York Dally Caroline Miller, Mary Jane Lyles. were Vlralnta Polytechnic institute bolls down to somebody taklnl the Hughes, R. C. John~n . C. A. Lem­ J . H. Price, C. L. Refo, C. W. Tay­ kuhl. C. P. Lewis, Bill McCoy, F . lor. Vlrrtnia. News. and Is the daughter of that Charlotte Garber. Betty Thomas. and the University of VIrginia map across the lines at the risk or W. McCullough, W. M. Martin, M. Washinrton: W. S. Burns. D. Othe1· leading articles will be paper's publisher. OJulde Robinson, Mary Jant! Bern- Dean Raymond Pinchbeck and or: his own neck-and since the lleu- 0 . Matthews. C. W. Mldelburg, F . Andrews, G. Brook, J. M . Hackney, "Equitable Defenses In Actions at Mapel. after leavln& Washing- stein, VIrginia SChmidt. Frances S. G. Holtzclaw, both of the Uni- tenant loves Jenny and vice versa, Law" by Dean Willam Haywood T. Miller. R. H . Shephard. 0 . J . A. Hams, s. R. Hawltlna. J . s. ton and Lee. became executive Wilcox. Elizabeth Lancaster. Kath- verslty of R l c h m on d directed the Sergeant comes through. tor- Moreland. and "Post-War Protec­ editor or the Wllmlnaton CDeU r1 c b Ma th Todd - round-table dlscusslona ~nd Dean aettul at last of sell-Interest. · · · To.ylor. Henderson, J . C. Hogan, W. B. e ne ros Y. r a Y. r • an- Ah- nuts Personally we hope tion of Freedom of Oplnion" by ------Hopkins. A. A. Houser, R . J . Hous­ Morning News and Journal Every- ces Drury, Becky McCall. Phyllis GUllam was In charae or a panel It' ni · ·d· · ka. E. D. Hundley, H. M. Kim- Professor Raymon T . Johnson. Evening. Hurfurth. Susie Glotz, Alta Rob- discussion on Christian vocations nl~ ce ayheso we ca~aod pic- Refreshments wU1 be served to In addition to the leading ar­ brouah. • • • lnaon, Grace carroll, and Mary Sunday morning. of thoseso~~ h:;:r <~ !e :~ non-fraternity men and their dates ticles and comment. the student West VlrrtnJa: Lee Price, P . S. Riegel Exhibats Posters, Taylor. The conference opened Friday ftnd one>.... w e think this is our at the Student Union bulldlnr to­ editors are engaged ln the prepara­ Barrow, H. W. Bowers, C. F. Hei­ Margerie Shreve, Allee Hill. B el- nlaht and closed after dinner on last--so we enJoyed lt.--.and don't rurht durlnr inunn~o~ tion or notes and recent case dls­ Speaks on Propaganda . ner. Jack Keith, A. B. Koontz, W. • ene Neave. Pat Rodoy, Marlllyn Sunday. hold anything against us .... we cuslsons upon topics and cases or G . McCullough, C. E. Motteaheard. At Freshman Council Meet Fahr. Katherine Underwood, Ver- called •em as we saw •em or rather Oreron: G. M. Smith. S. L. Sa­ recent Interest. R . R. Parsons, L. A. Paterao, S. J . Professor 0 . W . Rleael, head of Iaine Mlll ~r. Audrey Brott. and Jean McCormick, Mattie Leech. before we saw •em. ' ter. E. SChaefer. P. M. Shuford. C. Sublette, P. C. Thomas. J . C. Wblte, G. Thalhlmer. F. B. Wall, H. B. the department of Journalism. Betty Herrm. Janette Beardsley, and Joyce Har------N . F. Wyatt. Dr. Gaines Addresses gave an illustrated talk on J)ropa- Wood. C. L. Varner. Witeonsln: R. R. Davis. F . M. ganda. partlculrly German, at a Delta Upsilon per. Practice Pennsylvania: A. T . Snyder, C. Band Allen. L. P. Eager, R . Floyd, R . S. South Carolina Group; meeting or t he Freshman counctl Beverly Martin, Barbara Cation, K appa 8la'ma There wiD be a 'biUld practice W. Barritt. J . L. Benson. R. R . Hutcheson, G . W. James, W. M. Boileau. G. Burghaus. R. G. Leaves for New York last Friday night. May Mcintyre, Louise Reynolds, Nancy Robins, Jane McFall, Na- MondaJ na.ht a~ 7:30ln t.be Trou­ Johnson, J . W. Johnston, H. A. Dr. Francis P. Gaines spoke at Mr. Riegel exhibited posters as Helen Chamberlain, Katherine talle Sanford. Bettie Freeman, badour lh•tre. New miiMc hu Browning .D. S. Carnahan, D. J . Jones. J . A. Jones. M. H. Joyce, n banquet In Columbia, s. c .. be­ examples of German propaganda Malone. Edna Hall, Katherine Lu- Susie Spraalns, Nancy Ryan. Eliza­ been acqalred for Uae moek COD · Crawford, A. E . D'Emlllo. J . Demp­ R . H. Keirn, G. 0. Keller, J . L. shet·. R. W. Ebe, E. V. Echols, S. fore the Association of the Uni­ and stated that the principal alm cas, Mation c otrell, Dolly Kettle, beth Wilson, Ftanltie Moose, Mar­ ven&lon and aU members ol the K ing, F. S. Kirkpatrick, H . T. versity of South Carolina on Wed­ of the Germans seems to be pok- Corky Light. Ethel Stuart Nancy tha Fal'mer, Margaret Reddock, band are arred lo &&tend lbll re­ M. Faison, G. C. Fat·rler, F. A. Kirkpatrick, H . T . Kirkpatrick. Feddeman, F. E. Fisher, L. F. Fish­ nesday night. This association car­ lng fun at the British In a cam- Little, Betty Lane. Phll Leiter, Mary Carol Engleman, and Pearl beanal. Charles H. Lanier, H. W. Laugh­ er. W. V. Flttlpoldl. B . T . Fitzpat­ ries on the work of preserving the palgn or hate. lin, H. K. Tenney, F . K. Yeomans. rick. J . C. Fix, D. F . Fleet. T. 0 . documents and prominent papers He also cited the recent Wash­ Wyomlna': Jack Watson. A. S. lngton and Lee student body elec­ Flemlna. J . E. Forker. H. P . Fried­ of the University of South Caro­ Lanier, W. T . Lea. B. W. Lee, T . S. tions as an example or effective man, C. T . Fuler, R. L. Gayle, W. Sweeney, M. N. Young. lina. J . Green. G. M . Grasty, L. C. Dr. Galnes will leave Lexington propaganda at work. Alaska: C. M. Landrum, W . R. It was announced at the meet­ Oreentt~e. M. A. Grlfflth, J . H. again on Friday night to journey Kiser. Ing that a hike for members of Grubbs, 0 . B. Harrison. J. A. to New York city where he will AMERICA'S BUSIEST Housleln, R. M. Herndon. C. Dlslridof Columbia: F. W. Hyn­ deliver an address before the As­ the council and other interested CIGARETTE v. students wlll be scheduled during Herron. L. T. Himes, M . Howard, son. D. M. Bucholz. sociation of American CollegesJ G. E. Kearns. H. C. Keller. J . B. Hawaii: John Alexander, A. B. The assoclo.tlon is now holding its the next few weeb. Approximate­ ly 15 members attended. MacBride. R. F . MacCachran, A. Jones, Jack Frost. annual meeting ln New York. N. Malles, R. A. Mohler, K. D. Puerto Rico: P. A. Rodrlauez, Troubs Pretent Radio Moxley, J . S. Myers, J . A. Overton, R . M. suarez. Frosh Interested in Crew J . E. Perry, J . A. Pine. s. 0 . Pruitt, PbWpplne Islands: J . A. Lulna, Show by Shellabarger J . T . Ramsey, R. A. Rice, F. K. A. N. Lulna. Asked to Meet Monday "At First Sight," at. "rlglnal Rippetoe, R. P . Schellenberg, F. All freshmen interested in crew story by Fred Shellabarger. was P. Seibert, L. J . Slanalgo, R. T. this year are asked to attend an presented by the Troubadoura Sloan, c. B. Smith. c. E . Smith, Registration organization meeting Monday at Tuesday afternoon o v e r station H. B. Stoddart, B. N. Sweeney, B. Conllnued from pace one two o'clock In Coach Fletcher's WDBJ. Roanoke, Francis Suarue C. Tolley, W. J . Wilcox. h d t R.hode Island: Sidney Lewis, J. sc . oo1 an pay an ex ra registra- office at the gymnasium. Previous and Ernest Woodward n played tion fee or $10. The University crew experience Is not required, the leadlng roles In the dramati­ F. Keighley, B. D. Mattox. H. W. catalogue states that this tee "may Bill Martln, crew captain, an­ zation, which was another In a Smith. 0 . H. Ward. M. P. W ls- be remitted In the caae of students nounced today. series or student-written produc­ well. J . w. Wheater. who. prior to July 18, notlfy the ------tions. Soulh Carolina: J . B. Cleveland, registrar's office of their Intention H. P . Baker. A. T. Fleishman, D. to return. Exceptions to this rule Lauck Selected Member R . J usUce, T . L. Martin. R. W. may be made by the president and In Chicago Art Center R. S. Hutcheson & Co. Powers. C. M. Walker. t he dean." 8oalb DUota: T . K. Helm. E. ------C. Harold Lauck. superintend- MIU.WO&K, LUMBER J . McCarty, H. N. McClure, J . G. ent of th e W&L journalism lab- Coal aDd Wood McCown . Harry Mason. C. G. SOX to Cover oratory press. has been selected Phone 188 Montaomery, L. D. Parker. Mock Convention Centerf

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