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VOLUME XXXIV—Z-778 LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA, FEBRUARY 24, 1941 NUMBER 18 Patchings Cadets May VMI, Averett New Cadets Don Bestor, Midwinter Hops Maj.Mallory Pictures Enter Army Glee Clubs Join Staff Prove Overwhelming Success Called Away Air Corps To Sing Here With a great many more "dates" that is confronting nearly every than have been present at any mid- first classman now enrolled in the Displayed Commandant Has Supper and Dance Of Cadet year hop in the past few years, the Reserve Officers Training Corps. Mid-Winter dances proved to be On the field of white, the design By Reserves Application Blanks Planned For Groups one of the most successful hop sets showed Donald Duck, in his usual Trainer's Photographs 22 Fourth Classmen that have been held at VMI this perturbed condition, in the uniform Dr. O. H. McClung The Army Air Corps has sup- On the evening of Saturday, year. of a VMI first classman being In Fine Arts Museum plied the Commandant with appli- March 29, the Jackson Memorial Answer Annual Call To Fill Vacancy In the patriotically decorated W. plagued by an Army sergeant (who cations for men in the corps who Hall will assume a classic atmos- The Virginia Museum of Fine In answer to a call issued in H. Cocke ('94) Hall, Don Bestor Major Brooke B. Mallory, Post desire pilot training as flying cadets. phere. On that evening all Cadets was pictured as the "Big Bad Wolf") Arts in Richmond has announced barracks, twenty-two rats registered and his orchestra thrilled and even Surgeon at VMI, has been ordered To meet the demand for com- may hear a joint recital of the holding a large sign which display- the acceptance of Herb Patchin's for membership to t he editorial surprised over a thousand cadets, by the War Department to report petent military pilots, the Army Air Averett College Glee club and the ed the prophetic words—"The Ar- picture, "Fresh Fish" for its ex- staff of The Cadet. This was the alumni, and their guests with the to Fort Belvoir, Va., for actice Corps maintains flying schools VMI Glee club. The corps always my Wants You." hibit beginning March 5th. This greatest number ever to sign up music that has made the band fam- duty with the United States Army where training is given to flying looks forward to the annual con- Over two hundred and fifty picture was taken by Herb last for membership at one time, and ous from coast to coast. Playing be- Medical Corps by March 1, 1941. cadets at government expense. This cert of their own Glee club, and young ladies from colleges and citi- summer at Fulton's Fish Wharf in the potential literary talent, like- neath the red, white, and blue Major Mallory is a first lieutenant the concert this year will be livened es all over the East attended the New York. It shows several fisher- course of training is as fine as any wise, has never been approached crepe streamers, the orchestra kept in the Medical Corps Reserve and by the soprano and alto voices of hops. This number even exceeded men unloading their catch froih a given anywhere In the world, and within recent years. Every year, up a continuous stream of music at his active duty falls in line with the girls from Averett. This recital the predictions made in The Cadet schooner at the wharf. the Btudent is paid a salary while just after the mid-year examina- both major dances, with the excep- the program planned for the entire will undoubtedly be a rare treat for last week on the basis of a barracks It is quite an accomplishment learning. The Army training schools tions, it has been the custom of the tion of the two formal intermis- reserve commissioned strength of the Corps of Cadets. poll to determine the approximate and honor to have a picture shown are situated in localities where the editorial staff of The Cadet to give sions, in that it did not take the usu- the Army. He will be succeeded in its members temporary advance- number of "dates" for the set. Most in this exhibit as only 100 out of climate has been found favorable Every spring the Averett College al short intermissions every few the position of post surgeon during ment to higher positions for the of the nearby girls' colleges were several thousand entries survive for year-round flying, thus reduc- Glee club and Verse-Speaking choir minutes as many orchestras are his absence by Dr. O. Hunter Mc- purpose of giving further training well represented as were the large the three inspections, and are put ing the amount of time lost by bad leave Danville, Virginia, the home prone to do. Clung, well known Lexington phy- in journalism, and also to ascertain cities throughout the state. on display. weather. The courses of instruction of the college, and tour the state sician. which men of the Second Class are One of the chief surprises fur- Among the visitors to the Insti- Last summer Herb had another are very thorough and fully cover giving concerts at various churches Major Mallory was graduated best capable of permanently hold- nished by Bestor was that the or- tute for the hops was Lieut.-Col picture on exhibit at the New York all fundamental knowledge needed and schools. This choir is very from the Virginia Military Institute ing the responsible positions of the chestra was the first that has ever Withers A. Burress, former Com- World's Fair. by military pilots. famous throughout the South for in the Class of 1930 with the de- First Class. played the entire "Spirit of VMI" mandant of Cadets and now train- The acceptance of these pictures The course of instruction at pres its beautiful renditions of the fa- in Cocke Hail during the past few ing officer on the General Staff. gree of Bachelor of Science in shows unusual talent because Herb ent requires approximately seven miliar classics and hymns. To its chemistry. He attended the medical These temporary advancements years. Nearly every musical organ* Colonel Burress was unable to at- has been active in his hobby of months. This instruction, in addition directoress, Madam Fuselle, goes school at the University of Vir- caused the Second Class associate ization that has been signed for a tend the Friday dance and arrived photography for only about two to the flying training, includes much of the credit for this wonder- ginia from 1930 until 1934 at which editors to become acting editors of VMI hop has learned the chorus to in Lexington the following day for years. The majority of photograph- courses in navigation, meteorology, fully trained and golden-voiced time he was graduated with hon- each of their respective issues. The the song song, but Bestor is the the Saturday affair. This was the ers wait years before having their uses of radio, and other subjects choir. ors. He returned to VMI in Novem- Third Classmen who constitute the first leader that has taken the second visit that Colonel Burress work accepted for exhibits. allied with military aviation. ber of 1936 as assistant surgeon un- The Averett Choir will sing the majority of the staff assistants, who trouble to learn the verse as well paid to the Institute during the Classes of flying cadets start train- der Col. Robert Lemmon. Upon Col. Herb has done beautiful and ex- following Sunday morning at the perform the duties of reporters, as the chorus. The band elicited week, the first being on last Tues- ing approximately every five weeks. much praise from cadets and visi- Lemmon's death in 1937, he was tensive work on his pictures and Baptist church. It was through Mr. are then given the opportunity to day on official business for the War The course of training includes tors alike for this feat, and many appointed to the post of surgeon has quite a collection of still and Cosby, the Pastor, that the arrange- demonstrate their ability in becom- Department. around 215 hours in the air, during and commissioned a major in the real life pictures. ments were made for the recital ing associate editors. These acting persons have requested the Hop which time the student receives Bob Jacobs announced today that Virginia Volunteers. Major Mallory at Jackson Memorial Hall. The girls promotions leave the last category Committee to sign the band for a instructions in all manuevers neces- the Hop Committee is unable to an- has served in that capacity since will be entertained at the homes stripped of members, who necessari- future dance set, Bob Jacobs, presi- sary to pilot military airplanes. In nounce the name of the Easter or- his first appointment. of various members of the Bap- ly have to be obtained from the rat dent of the Hop Committee, stated. Engineers addition to the pilot training, the chestra at the present, but that it tist church during their stay in class. The sound board, the design for Major Mallory stated this morn- student also pursues academic work may be announced in next week's Lexington. Those who signed up are as fol- which was drawn by Doug France, ing that he was not certain of the in specialized military subjects. Cadet, pending contract arrange- Discuss Cadets Mecredy and Ronnolds lows: C. F. Balmenti, S. Bennett, took into consideration the task length of time that he would serve Physical education and recreation ments. are in charge of furnishing enter- A. S. Boiling, E. C. Brand, C. P. on active duty. This is rather in- also play an important part in the tainment for the visiting Choir on Brown, L. A. Corkan, J. W. Dun- definite, he said, as it is for other Convention training since perfect physical con- Saturday night. The tentative plans ham, H. Easterly, A. W. Hargraves, Reserve Officers on active duty. dition is required to enter this The ASCE meeting which was are a joint supper in Crozet Hall J. M. Hull, R. A. Meade, J. H. Mon- Skating Thrills and Spills The departing surgeon is a son of corps, and must be maintained to re- held on February 15 was one of before the Corps dines. After the tague, J. Mullen, H. L. Myers, R. Brig. Gen. Francis Mallory, pro- main in it. the most interesting meetings which Concert there is to be a dance in C. Niess, S. Ragland, W. V. San- fessor of physics emeritus, who re- The pay is seventy-five dollars Add to Festive Week-End have been held, for a long time. the little Gym for the memoers of ford, E. B. Stroud, D. N. Tobey, tired last June after 51 years of per month; in addition there is an After the president opened the meet- both clubs. D. M. Tucker, G. H. Ward, T. E. By JOHN MARSHALL service as an instructor and depart- allowance of one dollar a day while ment head at VMI. Major Mallory ing by welcoming Gen. Anderson Williams. And, behold, it came to pass that ther shore of Cave Mountain Lake undergoing training. These cadets was married in 1939 to Miss Vir- back to school, Jack Ayler made a Some of these men were editors there was a great multitude gather- And the ice in that vicinity waxed are quartered at no expense to ginia Carter of Lynchburg, Va., very interesting report touching the of their high school papers, and ed nigh unto the shores of Cave thin, And, behold, the block of themselves in modern barracks or and they now reside at the sur- highlights of the convention which Repatriation' others have had no experience what- Mountain Lake. And they ponder- wood which served as a puck was other suitable places. geon's quarters next to the hospital. iicid in New York. Jack Ayler, soever, but regardless of their pre- ed over the ice which was gathered dealt a terrible wallop: and it did Candidates must be unmarried A son, Brooke Baylor Mallory, Jr., Stan Navas, Bob Jacobs, and Jack For Mrs. Byrne thereon. And one of the group, who slide across to the -further shore male citizens of the United States, vious work in otner places, the op- was born to Major and Mrs. Mal- Hughes were the VMI representa was one of the Wise Men, saith where the ice did wax exceedingly who, at the time of application, portunities for each will be the same. lory in January of this year. tives. The meeting was called to Several have already been given the unto them: Behold, let us- cast thin. And, behold, Kilmer and the have reached their twentieth year To Come Soon Dr. McClung, who will succeed order on Wednesday morning by chance to demonstrate what talent stones upon the ice, in order to Bunny Rabbit observed these things but have not reached their twenty- Major Mallory for the period of the the secretary John P. Hazen. On Three weeks ago the County News test its substance. And one of the which had come to pass: And gath- seventh birthday. The candidate they may possess by being assigned latter's duty with the Army, was that afternoon a student council carried a short item to the effect group saith unto the rest, Let him ering great velocity, they did seek must also have completed satisfac- news stories to cover for the last formerly Post Surgeon with the composed of some 220 students rep- that Colonel William E. Byrne of two issues. It will be the policy of who is without sin cast first his to retrieve the puck; each for his torily at least one-half of the neces- stone. rank of major. resenting from 25 to 30 schools Lexington was hoping for the re- the editorial staff for the time being respective team. And, lo, it came to met. North Carolina, VMI, and VPI sary credits leading to a degree Dr. McClung served from 1911 patriation of his wife and two chil- not to assign stories to the same man And, behold, no stones were cast. pass that Kilmer did slip and slide were the only southern schools which normally requires four years with great speed to the further until 1916 and again in 1918 dur- dren from unoccupied France some- more than once until all the new And a great tumult arose from which sent men to the convention. work in some recognized college or shore of the lake: And he was not ing the World War. He is well- time in April. men have been observed. Those the multitude, and the wise man The outstanding feature of this university. He must be of excellent upon his feet at the time: And he known in Lexington and has always And thereby, the Virginia Mili- not meeting the standards required beckoned unto one who stood apart meeting was a talk made by Lt. character, of sound physique, and did not tangle with the rushes that kept in close touch with the Insti- tary Institute mathematics profes- of them in various phases of the from the group, and the wise man tute. One son, O. Hunter McClung, Com. Rice of the U. S. Navy on (Continued on page 6) grew by the water's edge. And, lo, sor will tell you, hangs a compli- work will be assisted by the older spake and saith: Honest John, ven- Jr., attended VMI in the Class of the Navy Flying Corps. He talked the tortured ice did give way and cated tale: staff members. ture upon the ice, and test its sub- 1935, and was graduated with high about Flying Cadetships, flying life, abruptly let Kilmer through into Victims of red tape and of gen- stance with thy great weight. And honors. He is now an interne in and obtaining commissions in the the frigid waters of the lake, Dr. Koehler eral war-time confusion from the Honest John pondered these things Philadelphia. Another son, J. H. Mc- Navy and then showed some very thoroughly dampening his body but very beginning, Mrs. Byrne and her in his ear: And with many mis- Clung, is a member of the present interesting pictures of naval fly- not his spirit. two children, Marie Edith, 14, and Airport Group givings (better love hath no man fourth class. ing cadets. A discussion of the sus- Addresses Pierre, 12, have been trying to re- than this) he ventured upon the And, lo, it came to pass that upon pension bridge which fell in Tacoma turn to the United States from Studies Field ice. the time of departure, the Bunny Washington also proved both in- Chemists France since the beginning of June, And, lo, the ice beareth his weight. Rabbit sat changing from his skates teresting and informative. Another VMI Hunt Club 1940, when World War II had be- And when the multitude beheld unto his shoes: And he pondered highlight of this students' meeting First, Second and Third Class- Requirements come a reality, rolling over its old these things which had come to over the fate of Kilmer, and shed was the awarding of a Daniel Meade men of the Regular Chemistry battlegrounds and beyond. The Rockbridge county airport pass, they marvelled. bitter tears. And it came to pass Stages Drag medal to a George Washington uni- Course and the Student Affiliate Mrs. Byrne was notified by au- committee met last Wednesday at that the warm tears that fell from versity student for professional Chapter of The American Chemical And they said among themselves: thorities of the sailing of the refu- the courthouse in Lexington and Behold the ice surely is of great his cheeks did melt the ice on whicA ethics. On the next day delegates at- Society of Washington and Lee at- For Hop Week tended a lecture by Dr. W. A. Koeh- gee boat which left Bordeaux on began preliminary investigation of substance: for, lo, it beareth the his feet rested: And upon erecting tended structural and sanitary meet- himself, he to went through up to ler on Monaay, February 17. Dr. June 10. Col. Byrne's attempt to possible sites for the proposed coun- weight of Honest John. Now surely As a part of the dance week pro- ings. his ankles. SELAH. Koehler is Professor of Chemical get word through to her about the ty air center. therefore will bear the weight of gram the VMI Hunt Club held its Bob Jacobs followed this discus- and Ceramic Engineering at West sailing was unsuccessful. Emphasis was laid on the neces- even the remainder of us. And, lo, it came to pass that cer- weekly hunt on Saturday morning sion with some wild tales of their Virginia University, Morgantown, Strangely enough, Col. Byrne*in sity that the field be easily reached And, lo, it came to pass that the tain members of the multitude re- at 11 o'clock, with a field of about night ventures in the big city. W. Va., and accordingly chose as America has known much more of by all parties concerned, that it remainder of the multitude ven- turned yet again in the afternoon, 30 cadets and visitors in attendance. The next speaker was McDonough, his subject "Coal as a Basic Raw what has been happening in France should present good landing facili- tured upon the ice, which surely j bringing others with them. And they The brisk weather provided a who gave a talk on Froehling and Material in the Chemical Industry." than his wife, who has been de- ties, that it be adaptable to the was of goodly substance. beheld the lake while they were yet perfect setting for the hunt, which Robertson's testing laboratories in After his introduction by Colonel pendent for her information on training of student polits and that And it came to pass that in a afar off. And they did observe with was conducted over White's Farm Richmond, Va. He told about the German, Dr. Koehler proceeded letters from outside, and often in- it might be easily enlarged. short while certain men in the rapture many young ladies gliding and some adjacent property. Thrills many things which these labora- with his address by explaining that substantial rumors. Her first know- A committee spokesman empha- multitude said amongst themselves, over the ict who had not been there and spills were present in plenty, tories will test and then discussed his lecture would include only a ledge of the fall of Paris came sized, however, that present inves- Let us now, therefore organize two during the morning hours. And they the new panels providing the a new apparatus which they have small range of the numerous pro- when refugees were billeted in her tigations are largely tentative and hockey teams and contest our skill observed with glee that the young stumbling block for two head-over- for testing many things about con- cesses for the conversion of common house in the village of Montfer- will have to be approved or sup- one against the other. And the pace ladies were fair of countenance and heels falls that fortunately did not crete. coal into the various industrial and rand du Perigord, Dorgonne, in planted by the findings of United was fast and furious. form. And it was observed yet again bring injury. McDonough was followed by Sut- domestic commodities. By using unoccupied France. States government experts. And it came to pass that there that many of them were diked and Expertly handled by Huntsman ton Mullen, who gave a very inter- photographic slides he clarified the Telegrams by Col. Byrne's wife Civil Aeronautics administration were many dead leaves and other did skate as if to give the mighty Sam Marshall and Whips 'Al God- esting discussion on torpedoes. He more prominent features of the me- to the Americap embassy and the requirements for a field suitable debris gather nigh unto the fur- (Continued on page 6) din and Murray Forbes, the hounds told how the history of torpedoes thods of manufacture which he de- nearest consulate giving notice of for training purposes in connection followed the drag without a hitch, runs back to the time of the Civil scribed. her desire to leave on the S. S. with a college, state that runways 4 and so eager were they that they War. An Englishman, acting on the soon became lost to the sight of the Two very interesting and import- Manhattan, which was sent to Lis- must be from 1800 to 2000 feet Leclern Club B" Company suggestion of a southerner, made field after each check. Colonel Hein- ant industrial products mentioned bon in July, 1940, found it im- long, and use of the field for com- the first torpedo out of boiler er, the Master of the Hunt, did not in the address by Dr. Koehler were possible to secure transportation in mercial purposes will require ex- To Meet Soon Ahead For Clip plates. This one proved unsuccessful lose the trail, however, and fin- synthetic rubber and plastics. He time. pansion to over twice this length. but improvements rendered it use- The Lectern club will hold its The end of the first school term ished the course without a hitch. explained the present and future With all her funds tied up in a CAA regulations also state that the ful and in 1890 the government second annual meeting after Mid- finds Company 'B' holding the lead A constant source of interest and value of both of these articles, em- bank which had been taken over field must be within ten miles or 30 bought the manufacturing rights Winter hops, the president of the admiration for the cadets pesent phasizing the tremendously invalu- in the German occupation, Mrs. minutes' driving time of the school in the competition for the Garnett Mullen explained the mechanism Lectern club, Kinloch Goolrick was the faultless manner in which able role which they will play in Byrne remained moneyless in Mont- or college. Andrews cup with the score of of the modern torpedo and discuss- The further approval of each of stated in an interview recent- Miss Joan Emory, sister of Cadet the event of a future national ferrand dus Perigord, where she 1897.3; 18.9 points better than Com- ed the many types which exist. A Bill Emory, followed the hunt while emergency. was able to survive by scimping the six interested bodies—the coun- ly. At the other meeting, held torpedo contains over 600 pounds pany 'A' which possesses a firm sec- riding side-saddle. Though this is In addition to these two commo- and borrowing from her friends. ty board of supervisors, the Lexing- early this fall, the Liberal Artists of T.N.T. and weighs as much as ond stand with 1878.4 points. common to all other hunts, it was dities, he described the process for Money which Col. Byrne sent ton chamber of commerce, the town elected officers and decided what a small car. It is capable of travel- The best of the remaining Com- an innovation for the cadet club to the fabrication of Nylon add vari- through the only channel then open of Lexington, the city of Buena was to be done with the money ling 80 miles per hour. A new type panies is more than 200 points short have such an accomplished horse- ous industrial gases and fertilizers, on July 16 failed to reach his wife Vista, Virginia Military Institute, left in the treasury from last year. carries a small gun mounted on it. of these two. Standings: 'C' woman accompany it. stressing the large demand for Ny- until four months later—Novem- and Washington and Lee university The officers elected were Kinloch Gen. Anderson followed this with Company with 1650.5 at third, 'D' In addition the hunt was watched lon by the government, because of ber 14. —will also be necessary before any Goolrick of Fredericksburg, presi- a short talk saying how glad he was Company 1636.7 at fourth, 'F' Com- by an audience which included Col- the resistance to creasing and the On January 29, 1941, Col. Byrne action can be taken. dent; Beverley Read, of Lexington, to be back and telling with what Members of the airport committee pany with 1635.0 at fifth and E Com- onel Holmes and General and Mrs. waterproof quality of the material. received one of his biggest jolts vice-president; and Bill Poos of interest he read The Cadet. Col. include: Dr. Howard Mitchell, chair- pany with 1527.9 at sixth. Kilbourne. He further explained that the ma- in what he half-seriously calls the Arlington, secretary-treasurer. Marr closed the meeting with the jority of this supply of material is "comedy of errors" of his wife's man, representing the Lexington 'A' Company started at the top announcement that the spring con- The club always secures prom- used in the production of para- repatriation. Having received word chamber of commerce; Captain W. in October but lost out to 'B' in Capt. Powhatan M. Morton, who vention would be held in Baltimore. inent speakers or members of the chutes. that his wife and children were W. Ackerly, county board of super- November and December while 'C' served as Cavalry instructor with Following the completion of his to arrive in New York that evening, visors; Dr. Reid White, Jr., town (acuity to speak on pertinent topics Company too the honors in Jan. the ROTC unit at VMI until last of Lexington; A. H. Griffith, city of the day at its meetings. With The number of points per com- August, was recently appointed to There will be a very important lecture, Dr. Koehler expressed his Col. Byrne made haste to board of Buena Vista; Col. R. A. Marr. the next meeting in the near future, pany is usually well in the three the rank of major. Major Morton, meeting of all associate editors and willingness to. discuss the subject a train and hurry up there. Arriv- Jr., VMI; E. S. Mattingly, W&L; thousands by June and none of the a graduate of the United States third clasamen on the staff of The further with anyone present, and ing in New Jersey after 48 sleep- the president announced that he Stuart Moore, secretary; F. C. Dav- contestants can be considered out Military Academy in the Class of Cadet in the publication room at offered several samples of the pro- less hours, he discovered that there would appoint a program committee (Continued on page 6) of the running. 1928, is now stationed at Fort Bliss. tattoo. ducts discussed for inspection. (Continue^ on page 6) sometime this coming week. HOWS IIS' IN ^UllMabct Corpus Delicti By G. S. HORNE By BILL McCAULEY Published Monday afternoons. Entered at the post office at Lexington, Virginia, as second class matter. Subscription during By LAWRIE NEWBOLD Sancken: I sure do like this cake. regular school year, $2.50. By ED SWAIN Guest Columnist Frenchy (with his mouth full): Guest Columnist "Muh tuh." This is a little playlet. It has no 1940 Member of 1941 Every time there is a dance the Sancken: "Don't look now, Hor- moral. Neither have its players. ASSOCIATED COLLEGE PRESS same trouble arises in regard to ton, but do you see anybody around Scene: 117—with the usual fea- reception rooms where Cadets may the turkey?" (The Boy-Scout in Distributor of Collegiate Digest tures—namely, Read ln bed and entertain their dates. Especially ob- Horton comes out.) "Naw, I swiped NBPRIHNTIO FOB NATIONAL ADVKRTI91NO BY Newbold studying. noxious is the situation when the the knife." (They walk back across National Advertising Service, Inc. Time: Somewhere around taps weather is disagreeable. their well-worn path.) College Publisher! Representative Characters: The genial host (Kil- 420 MADISON Ave NEW YORK. N.Y. The problem is worse here at VMI Sancken: "I sure do like this CHICAGO • HOSTO* • LOL ULLLL, . SAD KHAXCISCO ley) and his two roommates. (The than at other schools in view of the leading part is played by Killey's turkey." WM. S. MCCAULEY Editor-in-Chief fact that we are able to leave the roast turkey. It is the one that Frenchy (w. h. m. f.): "Muh tuh." post only at certain times so that walked all the way from West This nauseating business goes on JAS. C. WHEAT, JR. Business Manager dates must be entertained here. Virginia with, apparently, a two indefinitely. Standing on the parapet or sitting day stopover in Roanoke.) and a (And in Satterfleld's domain we EDITORIAL STAFF in Jackson Memorial Hall is well group of (shall we say guests, hang- see Brown-dog, crushed and in ab- and good, but even the hardiest ject despair, watching his conquer- ALVIN F. MEYER, JR., Managing Editor ers-on or scavengers?) guests in- must admit that the parapet is un- cluding "Rhudd-the Blood" Spencer, or finishing off the last of the G. H. Tucker Alumni Editor comfortable to say the least in bad Geese, Rudy, Goldie Moore, Whus- drumstick. Satterfield rises from all Wm. R. Maxson _•„ feature Editor weather and the benches in J-M key, Frenchy, Sancken, and that fours, strolls casually up to the tur- S. W. Dobyns Public Opinion Editor Hall were not designed for stays paragon of virtue, Satterfield.—Oh key, seizes the other drumstick ln D. E. Clark, C. S. Home Columnist* of any duration. It cannot be said yes, Satterfield and Brown-Dog, I his sharp teeth, and hies him back E. M. Meyer Mews Editor that there is a lack of a place to mean. to sancutary and Brown-Dog.) J. K. Rose, C. H. Gompf Photography Editors take dates, for in Preston Library Notes: The play opens with the Off-stage noises, finally resolved ASSOCIATE EDITORS there is an excellent room for just turkey (very much undressed) on into taps. EACH YEAR THE PRESIDENT OF R. Baldwin R. H. Dunlap J. Drewry such occasions. This room has almost the table. In one corner we see (and Goldie rises, immediately follow- FLORIDA SOUTHERN COLLEGE NORTHWESTERN UNW LIGHTS HAS -ME ONLY IMPORTED HINDU C. J. Bounds S. G. Harrold G. L. Newbold enough furniture in it at present, hear) Geese and Rudy operating ed by the striped membere of the A HUGH PURPLE CANDLE 4 FT. HIGH or did have when last seen, and with TEMPLE IN AMERICA THIS HAMD- AT A«P.M ON A WEDNESDAY IN C. C. Clay H. B. Kinsolving E. W. Swain on a can of canberry sauce with a party (a la MEI), and departs as CARVED TEMPLE WEIGHS 10 TONS, a very little amount of change THE MIDDLE OF MAY . AT THE F. J. Lee bayonet and their customary pro- politely as he came. Curses, fol- WAS BROUGHT TO THE FLORIDA SAME MOMENT N.L) AUIMNI ALL could be made into an excellent fanity. In another corner we see lowed by a crash of glass in the CAMPUS FROM BENARES, INCH A STAFF ASSISTANTS OYER THE WORLD LIGHT CANDLES. meeting place for Cadets and their Satterfield and Brown-Dog growling front door, announce the result of R. A. Aussicker W. C. Irwin J. A. Middleton " dates. over a drumstick big enough for Rudy's and Geese's attempt on the R. M. Bartenstein L. L. Estes P. J. Pappas Far be it from us to complain both of them. Satterfield matches cranberry. Another, louder, crash L. A. Blackburn F. D. Gottwald P. L. W. Thompson about little things like this when we cunning with cunning, though, and of glass announces their departure. A. A. Campbell M. F. Jenny B. Vandeventer are faced with serious things like at- tearing a piece off with his sharp Horton and Sancken, glancing wari- EXCHANGE R. H. Catlett J. Marshall F. C. Welton tempts to freeze the corps enmass teeth continues to growl at Brown- ly around, make a rush for the four afternoon a week, but... well, By E. B. YOUNG D. B. Young Dog with his mouth full. Brown- turkey and the door, simultaneously. a room like that would be a grand Dog, baffled by this trickery, re- They are beaten off by somnam- thing. tires momentarily to think it over. bulist Read who is absently-mind- Well, they're over. Now to settle Mad Bowl after a three day rain. down and in the language of the Macbeth is alone on the stage with SPORTS STAFF Did you know? In the center of the room we see edly eating and hacking at all Goldie (properly dressed) and comers with the knife. Killey has former benevolent regime, to be- a bottle of Scotch. He soliloquizes. That Virginia Tech is having HENRY J. FORESMAN, Sports Editor Whuskey (rather improperly dress- surrendered. Final notes of taps come oriented—that's until Eas- Macbeth: "Hoot Mon, how's a' trouble with their food situation. Beverley M. Read Executive Assistant Sports Editor ed—one pair of pajama pants, no sound. ters. Speaking of the past week-end wl' ye the morn's morn? We quote from the "Virginia Tech," George P. Blackburn Assistant Sports Editor more, no less) making polite con- we wonder how the gentleman from Tis muckle for a' nickle" (this "We demand that one menu and one Spencer: "Now, as I was saying, D. W. Marston _ Assistant Sports Editor versation above Read's snoring. Fluvanna managed his dates for the speech is intended to create the diet satisfy over 2000 of us." It I can get it for you wholesale." C. Statterfleld Assistant Sports Editor Sancken and Spencer, being mathe- dances? The Ring-Tum Phi in proper Scotch atmosphere, exclu- sounds impossible to me but here's Satterfield: "G-r-r-r—r. Scram, maticians, are all over the "shortest the last issue carried the following sive of Macbeth's Macbreath). ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITORS hoping they get it. Brown-Dog. Whose turkey is this, George Esser Billy Brown distance between two points" bus- anyway?" heading for its story on our Enter Lady Macbeth, Three Wit- That in the English Army VMI iness, and are operating directly be- Spencer: "... and it will cost you dances: ches, Two Hautboys, and a Torch. is better known than West Point tween the cake and the turkey. twenty per-cent less. Think of it, DON BESTOR'S MUSIC, V. M. I. A Tucket sounds. because up to the past few years the BUSINESS STAFF Frenchy, having forgot, and gorged twenty-percent!" GIRLS HERALD GAY WEEK-END Lady Mac—"Had I done so to English Artillery has been using himself at the Club is now, down- DESPITE BIG MINK EXODUS. you I would have snatched my J. C. Palmer Advertising Manager Satterfield: "G-r-r-r-r-r." Jackson's Valley Campaign in their stage, weeping noisily at his lapse It certainly is nice to know that boneless babe aloft and bashed its L. Rashkin Circulation and Subscription Manager The curtain falls. studies of maneuvers. of memory and inability to eat— our dates can have a good time in head upon the kitchen floor!" C. E. Moore Assistant Advertising Manager SCENE II That the Emperor Nero, who in- much. Time: The next day. Lexington even if the disciples of Macbeth (faintly)—"Hoot." cidentally had his own mother Goldie: "That certainly was good Place: Within those four gray—. Bacchus are absent. Witches—"Fair is foul and foul EDITOR THIS ISSUE * • • strangled to death, took his own turkey." (Regretfully) Characters: Satterfield, Spencer, is fair EDWARD W. SWAIN life with the sword and his last Whuskey: "My, yes, it certainly more of their ilk, and Killey. From the College Topics of U. Hover through yonder fog and fil- words were, "What a pity for such is." (Hopefully) Satterfield: "Killey, old friend!" Va. is taken a "Scrambled Shakes- thy air peare" or a version of that great Candidate for the Editorship an artist to die!" Goldie: "Won't you have another (Walks toward Killey and places Hail thane of Cawdor." tragedy, Macbeth, for the Engineers That "Cadets shall not sell or slice, Wheat?" (Cheerfully) arm around his neck, affectionately.) Lady Macbeth (nudging Macbeth) and Chemists: otherwise dispose of their clothing, Whuskey: "Well now that you "Old boy, I say, ah, what ever hap- "They're talking to you, hone- Dramatis Personae: Early Graduation? books, or any other articles which mention it, I guess I will. How pened to that delicious turkey of head." Macbeth, Lady Macbeth, and Mac they shall have purchased for their about you, Charles?" (Enthusiasti- yours, anyway?" (His jaws work Macbeth—"Oh, ah, who would Luck. We note with interest the announcement that VPI own use; nor shall they permit the cally) reminiscently.) have thought that this old man had Three witches. is planning on graduating certain members of its use of the same by others, or bor- Goldie: "Why, thank you,/very Spencer: "That vass the best tur- so much blood in him?" electrical and mechanical engineering departments of row such articles, except as the much, Jimmy, it's very kind fit you." key I've had since the last time Properties: Courtesy the Virginia Lady Mac—"No, ,jio thot <*nf>sn't. commandant may direct." Paragraph McPIayers. come until later." the class of 1942 in March of that year, in line with a (Delightedly) Being %rom Rich- you had one." 224.3. Maybe that will cover the mond, these gentlemen have brought Killey: "Oh, there wasn't much The scene is a bleak bog or fen Witches—"Round and round the speed up program, necessitated by national defense. or sink hole in the wilds of Scot- borrowing of cigarettes, money their own knives. left, so I gave it to one of Leary's Cauldron go land. It is strongly reminiscent of These students will be non-ROTC men, who will be etc. (Horrid cries from Rudy's cor- lieutenants." (Continued On Page 6) needed by vital industries. The plan is made possible And while we're on this subject ner where the operators have suc- Satterfield and Spencer, together, by starting their senior year academic work in June of things you weren't supposed to ceeded only in puncturing the can coldly: "Oh! Well, see you again and carrying over through the summer. We are told know until now here are a few lit- and their egos.) (Continued On Page 6) that this policy is being advocated by a national col- tle items that may or may not prove useful. legiate council on engineering education. ROTC stu- Not so many years ago The Cadet Third Stoop Smudges dents having to attend camp in their junior year are used a system that we imagine By LEONARD BLACKBURN ineligible for this speeded up course. worked very well. At a designated time, usually near May, The Cadet At the present time it is impossible to state how published a list of the cadets delin- Well, a most successful (?) week- My, such goings-on, never in all long the grave national emergency facing us will last. quent in their payment for sub- end is all over and by the looks my life have I seen the like. Every It seems safe to assume, however, that the next two scriptions to the paper. This list on some faces it seems that the one of them had a date, and did years are going to be troubled and unsettled. The was contiryjed every week until world has fallen on them. Then they run-the-block? Well? And Wel- all the debts were erased. nation needs very man it can get, both in armed forces there are always those that are glad ton and Johann had such a rough This might be infringing on the the week-end is over, the cads. And week-end last week, I don't see how and in industry. Therefore, it seems to us that VMI "Years Ago in the Cadet" column a was there a lot of that well known they do it . . . Well, Holt has finally can best serve the nation by instituting with this year's bit but sometime when you are in dirt floating around; if you don't pulled a few strings and paid some third class a similar program, which would enable them the Library get Vol. 4 of The Cadet believe me, just read and consider. gal to come up to a dance with to attend camp of their second class year, and still file, 1910-1911, and look at the While one of the good brothers was him. This must have been the picture on page four, of June 16 graduate at an earlier date than usual, say the latter running-the-block the other night substitute for Nell the S. S. S. S. issue. It has a very interesting pic- he ran into one of VMI's second girl. The same one that has been part of February or early in March of 1943. This would ture of the Corps exercising with story men, none other than "Two- sending him all these sentimental release a group of men for active duty at a time when rifles. story via lattice" Tony. And believe records ... As usual Pee-Wee needed, and would offer a better chance for those men From time to time a few poems, me, brother, he was really on the Harrison is getting that odd smack not called. and so forth, spring up in the Corps second floor . . . Listen, listen, the in with the Doc . . . This isn't real that are rather humerous. Especially cats—did you know that Jim "I-used ly dirt boys but I thought you would An excellent argument in favor of this plan is the good, and true, is this epitaph taken to-wear-stripes" Hodgkin had a like to know that Bobby "I-think-I- from an old issue of The Bomb.; fact that in the event we are plunged into war, early blind-date for the hops. Bo/, did she should-be-first-ranking - Corporal" Here's to a Keydet get—well, you know what I mean. Aussicker was found shaving before graduation of classes then in school will sooner or later Killed at Reveille Certy it's also a fact that Jim was Military Science class which he become inevitable. Loitering in Arch looking for a dry pocket the other has in the afternoon. Some people During Assembly. day, and he didn't find one. Gather will be eager though, even me . . . If the policy of continuing school all through the And now a short list of things to your own conclusions . . . The other It has also been rumored that Cor- summer months is followed, then; when and if the be taken to camp by a Cadet: day in Military Science class Jack poral Mountcastle is having it out emergency of war arrives, the Institute is in a better 1. Himself. Sullivan decided that he was def- with a Rat. It seems that Bob had position to keep up the standards that previous wars 2. An unlimited capacity. initely in love this time, and he her to Homecomings; the Rat to 3. One hogshead of Bromo Selt- looked at her picture for the dur- Ring Figure, and Bob had her up have raised. For the cadet who desires his degree this zer. ation of the class. Have you seen this past week-end. Easters ought continuation of school during the summer is the only 4. One gross assorted antidotes for the picture yet? . . . They tell me to prove very interesting for all fair thing to do, and it enables all cadets to complete alcohol poisoning. that "Curly" Ward and Don "I-use- concerned ... It seems that Jenny their academic work as soon as possible. 5. One corkscrew with jar-open- Vitalis" Fox are going color-blind, is getting away with an excellent ing attachment. which can be proved by a recent piece of two-timing. That certainly The Institute occupies a unique position in the col- 6. One identification card bearing Saturday night excursion. You boys is a beautiful ruby ring you are legiate world. Its reputation as the source of officers roommate name etc. can't convince us that black is wearing, Fred. Which is it, Ni- 7. One jail-breaking outfit. white, so don't try because we are agara Falls or Charlotte? I think for the army is too well known to go into here. It pro- The situation in the gym last wise to that old saying . . . Tol that Sheahan prefers Charlotte, duces men for the professional world as well. Our repu- Sunday was rather disconcerting to Thomas, that lover of all lovers Fred, as he has been down in the ... when he wrote tation is based on the preparation the cadet receives. any Cadets who tried to start some from Mississippi, was supposed to dumps all week-end because a cer- In order to maintain our high standards, which might game. Boys from around town had be under confinement this week-end, tain "Dutty" wasn't up for the hops. be lowered in the rush of war time, it seems that we four of the basketball "Hoops" at least that was what a certain Your fault, Sheahan? Or was that cornered, the small basketball court young lady from an S. & W. told a Bycicle hike that you went on "What's in a Name?" would do well to make preparations now for the even- at the upper end of the gym had us at the dance. And the hops were Saturday night? They tell me that tualities of the future, no matter how remote they may been taken over by some more of so good; too bad you had to miss you and "I've-gone-wild" Board like The Bard of Avon was right about the rose—its name seem to some. the Lexington boys, and the volley them, Tol . . . Have any of you the dances at Prep Schools much is unimportant. But if he'd had anything to do with ball court was in the possession of been hearing the things that I have better. Board sure does have a way naming telephone exchanges, he'd have learned a lot! There are many objections to this course. One is another group. At one time Cadets about Jeff "I make-love-by-mail" of leading you astray, doesn't he, Names must be easy to pronounce and transmit—must that it will throw an added strain on the academic were outnumbered by about seven Smith, well it's about time that Paul? . . . Have you ever seen a big not look or sound like other exchange names—must staff. Another is that it means the loss of summer fur- to one, and the possibilities of a you did. You know that guy has strong man like Ned Brantly get late comer securing a basketball, got several gals from the Universi- woofed as much as he did this week- not use the same dial finger spaces. lough to some classes. The need is not great enough, volleyball, or a place for a hand- ty of Texas that write to him steadi- end? And by such a little man as Take MUIR and OTIS, for example. Fine!—except according to a few. The emergency may not last that ball game were nil. Far be it from ly, and he has never so much as Garrett. I hope that it doesn't get they dial alike! For the first two letters of each appear long. There are a host of other arguments which may us to begrudge the high-school stu- seen any of them. Personally I out of control, Ned . . . The follow- in the same finger spaces on the dial. be voiced against this proposal. dents of Lexington the use of the think that's stretching the term love ing conservation was overheard be- Often hundreds of names are listed, studied, discarded gym, in fact we are glad for them a long way . . . Now when Parrish tween two young ladies that were before one is found that meets all requirements. Such To these objections we have but one answer. Read to have the use of it, but we would will let King '42 completely woof at the dance Saturday night. "Have care in every phase of Bell System work helps to the headlines of your daily nwspaper, and see what like to see them use a little discre- his gal from him in 48 hours, well, you met that good-looking Bob your telephone service the world's finest. they say. With the passing of every hour we step closer tion so that we who pay for the use fellows, that certainly must not have Reeves?" Yes, I have, isn't he won- of it may have access to it. had any real depth. Thrice shame derful?" -Mais oui" (dreamly), Why not telephone homo often ? Long Die to the brink of destiny. We must sacrifice some things on you Parrish for letting a 2nd "And you ought to see him in that tone* rates to most point* aro lowest any in order to hold what we now have. If the Institute is to Williams college plans to graduate classman do that to you . . . And wrestling uniform, with his red night after 7 P. M. and all day Sunday. do as it always has done and give its best and finest, it 58 men this year with honors de- have you heard about the occupants tights and that blonde head above must be prepared. And to be prepared in this day of grees gained through independent of room 350 this past week-end? that massive chest" . . . lightning war and swift action is to act now. study. THE V. M. I. CADET, LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA, FEBRUARY 24. 1941 PAGE THREE

"DR. KILDARE'S CRISIS" possibilities of these countries would ROTC Offices AT THE MOVIES Emphasizing the realism of the RADIO REVIEW be developed for the North Ameri- hospital where crotchety "Dr. Gil- can advertiser, thus promoting an With KINSOLVING lespie" and young Dr. Kildare hold exchange of goods as well as an To Be Filled By forth, the film delves rather exchange of ideas. deeply into the clinical side for its Rotary International, through its Honor Students plot. The young brother of "Nurse Chicago headquarters, has just Lamont" is suspected of epilepsy completed arrangements with the On Tuesday, February 18, 1941, by "Dr. Kildare." "Nurse Lamont" Mutual Broadcasting System for the the U. S. Army Medical Examining refuses to continue with her plans presentation of a series of exchange Board of th Third Corps Area ar- to marry the physician because of programs with South and Central rived at the Institute at approxi- the possibility that she, too, is af- American countries from 3:00 to 3:30 mately 3 p. m. for the purpose of flicted but "Dr. Gillespie" solves each Sunday. examining all applicants for Regu- the problem by proving that it is Next Sunday (March 2) the lar Army Commissions. The num- an old head injury causing the broadcast will link the United ber examined was limited to those youth's aberrations. States and Mexico, with 20 minutes whose scholastic standing merited Lew Ayres, Lionel Barrymore, of the program originating in Mex- consideration. There were some 25 and Laraine Day again portray ico City. The following Sunday the members of the First Class whose their familiar roles, with Robert program will link the United States applications were forwarded to the Young listed in the main title as with Havana. General Commanding the Fourth "guest star," playing the role of The Crosley Corporation is also Corps Area for his consideration. the nurse's brother. setting up a Latin American net- Comedy is supplied throughout The Board, consisting of two in- work. WLWO powerful Cincinnati fantry officers and one medical of- the piece to leaven the discussions station will be the originating point ficer, examined the candidates on of the hereditary nature of epilep- of the programs. This station is the Tuesday afternoon, Wednesday sy, the possible issue of marriage most powerful short waver in the morning, and Wednesday afternoon of the physician and the nurse, the United States operating with an In- up until 3:30 p. m. The results of dangers confronting them if she de- put of 100,000 watts, concentrated the examinations will be forwarded velops the disease. into a beam aimed directly at Latin to the Commander of this Corps Also, news, cartoon, other short America. Area after all aplllcants of this subjects. Setting up this network it is be- Area have been examined. He will lieved will be the most extensive in turn make recommendations to ANGRY—Fred MacMurray appears quite upset as he grips Madeline •WEST OF ABILENE" She's in "Uncle Walter's Dog House," but really, Barbara project ever attempted by an in- the Adjutant General. Carrol's shoulders in a dramatic scene in Paramount's Technicolor "West of Abilene" is the latest in Murphy is an outdoors girl. Barbara, heard on the program each dependent short-wave broadcasting comedy romance, "Virginia," which shows at the State Theatre next the Charles Starrett western series There are 50 vacancies in the Tuesday at 10:30 p. m., EST, over WLW from NBC. is a native of station. The number of the stations Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. for Columbia. This time Starrett is United States Army open for ROTC Nebraska, studied at the University of Wyoming, trained at the which it is planned to include in the one of a group of settlers who have Pasadena Workhouse, and starred at a Denver radio station before Honor Graduates. Seven of these new network was not disclosed. WEDNESDAY bought lands from a land agent vacancies are alloted to the Third joining the "Dog House" cast. State: "Virginia" company, establishing themselves A special staff has been set up Corps Area. The number which will Lyric: "Keeping Company" before the final papers have been Led by Joe Howard, 74-year-old Latin American subsidiary net- to study the type of programs best be taken by VMI men cannot, of SATURDAY signed. The crooked agent raises master of ceremonies, song writer, works. This is in agreement with liked in South America. It was dis- course, be yet determined. Three State: "Dr. Kildare's Crisis" the original price and orders the and ex prize fighter, "Columbia's the present foreign policy of the covered that news progams ranked were given Regular Commissions Lyric: "West of Abilene" settlers to pay up or get out. The Gay Nineties Revue," a radio pro- government to further Latin Am- first in popularity. Classical music last year from the Institute. J. M. Hall: "Third Finger, Left Hand" film revolves itself into a seesaw gram featuring music and song of erican relations. follows news in popularity, after that came native music, that is battle between Starrett on one hand the turn of the century, moves to William S. Paley, returning from •VIRGINIA" ing. That would be telling so I'll rhumbas, tangos and congas. The and the agent and his gunmen on a new time on CBS. After a year a seven week tour of South Amer- just let you find out for yourself South American likes more talk Campus Jobs Show "Virginia" dramatizes a conflict be- the other to obtain command of the and a half of sustaining broadcast, ica, announced the formation of a when you see "Virginia." than the U. S. fan, everything from tween tradition personified by Fred situation, climaxed by the arrival Gay Nineties" will be sponsored by Latin American network of the Also news, cartoon. Hollywood gossip, to sports, travel Increase At Iowa MacMurray and today, represented of a U. S. Cavalry detachment. the United States Tobacco Com- Columbia Broadcasting System and airplane discussions. by Marie Wilson and Stirling Hay- Also news, serial, comedy. pany, on Mondays at 8:30 starting which will extend its operations to Iowa City, Iowa, (ACP)—The 'KEEPING COMPANY" den, with Madeline Carroll as the Feb. 24. 18 of the 20 republics of the South. University of Iowa had more cam- girl pulled this way and that by Mrs. Wendell Niles, wife of Al Frank Morgan heads the cast of "THIRD FINGER, LEFT HAND" Beatrice Kay, soubrette on the Mr. Paley on his return said that pus' jobs available for second sem- emotions and impulses inspired by Pierce's announcer, returned home this tale of marital crisis in the Seen as a New York career wo- program, is too young to remember his investigation demonstrated con- ester students this year than at any both forces. from a long day's shopping recently, lives of a young married couple, man, the editor of a fashion maga- how songs were sung in the 90's, clusively that short-wave broad- time in the last five years. weary and feeling quite bedraggled. The story, in simple, concerns with the triangle represented by zine, is Myrna Loy, who has adopt- but diligently listening to her eld- casting of North American programs Many student earlier signed for She was met at the door by the Stonewall Elliott, Fred MacMurray, Ann Rutherford, John Shelton and ed the strategem of pretending to ers' reports has made her an au- to Latin America was not enough work failed to fulfill job contracts, young Niles son, Danny. Danny a Virginian who has lost his family Virginia Grey. be married in order to hold her job thority on the styles of the pre- since most persons in these coun- a situation which Lee Kann, stud- looked up at her and said, "Mother homestead, but retains his hold on Mr. Morgan appears as the father and not be pestered by a bevy of 1900 prima donnas. Joe Howard de- tries listen to their local long-wave ent employment bureau manager, you're sure a good looker." Mrs. the traditions of the Old South and of the girl, portrayed by Miss suitors. Her eventual undoing com- clares her mannerisms are accurate. broadcasts just as the people in this says "probably arose from uncer- Niles began to fell better. "Do you "Charlotte Sunterry," Madeline Car- Rutherford, who, despite earlier es through a chance meeting with Comedian Billy Greene writes country do. tainty" regarding the draft. think so?" she asked, as she smooth- roll, show girl, who comes from pronouncements to the contrary a young artist portrayed by Melvyn and acts in the short comic skits The plans for the new network, ed down her hair. "Yes," said Dan- New York to sell the adjacent finds that she and her husband are Douglas, an artist very sure of him- with Miss Kay, and altogether the which will begin operation in the ny. "You go downtown for a whole homestead which she has inherited capable of misunderstandings aris- self and his ideas, as of the pleasure Raymond Ruppert, journalism program creates an authentic illu- summer of 1941, include 39 long- day and just look and look and and has not seen since a child. ing from jealousy. At the end they to be gained by living in his small freshman at Washington State, is sion of originating in a mythical wave stations, the latter to serve look." making profitable use of several "Stonewall" shows her in various are still convinced, however, that town in Ohio. "Broadway Gardens," a nightspot of interior points. The net work will letters written in the 1870's by the ways why she should not sell the it will never happen to them again. Falling in love, the young man is the Gay Nineties. During and after not only cover all of Latin Amer- Hudson Bay Company to the Cana- place, but "Norman Williams," Stir- Virginia Weidler and Gloria De- hurt and shocked when he learns every broadcast of the program, ica with our programs, but will After a long controversy on con- dian police. ling Hayden, a wealthy Northerner Haven portray the other two daugh- the girl already has a husband, he numerous people telephone CBS broadcast over CBS in this coun- tinuance of sororities at the Uni- who has bought the Eliott estate ters in the family. June Rich, their checks up on the situation, discov- in New York trying to find the ad- try programs originating in all the versity of Rochester, second-term Cornell students who drive cars influences her in the opposite di- mother. Gene Lockhart appears as ers it to be a ruse and literally dress of the fictitious locale of the Latin American countries. freshman rushing has been adopted. must take out insurance against rection. The events of the story the young man's boss. The film is moves in on the girl and her family program. While the primary purpose of the cause her to shift her affections • # • public liability for property dam- the first of a projected family se- posing as her husband. new network is to promote better Approximately 400 bugle calls are from one to another of the men age and personal injury effective ries. Yielding finally to her pleas and All of the networks are vigorous- relations with South America, Mr. sounded every week at the Citadel, but the film ends with her marry- July 1. Also news, serial, cartoon. (Continued On Page 6) ly pursuing plans to set up large Paley said the commercial radio South Carolina military college.

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Your columnist was very elated ished at the expense of hard-earnet In a letter received by Alumni Richard H. Harwood Gen. Magruder School sessions come, and school the other day when Major Jacob ROTC pay. Even on Sunday, cadets Headquarters, John S. Wise, '95, 9 sessions go, but It seems that Mid- By Bits an Pieces gave him a letter written by Mr. had to put out for taxis to avoid speaks of his personal contact with At Fort Devens, Mass., an alert winter hops have also been going Alvin M. Owsley, '09, concerning rivers of slush. 'Dates' came high, one of VMI's most colorful gradu- civilian guard put a brigadier-gen- and coming for sometime if old is- a mistake in a recent article writ- (It seems they stlil do—without ates, Major Carter Page Johnston Technical experts in Detroit and eral in the "coop," none other than sues of THE CADET are to be an rivers of slush and the cabbies of the class of '75. Washington have "regretfully" ten about him. I say that I am the post commander himself, and authority. So with another set of union.) Wise, who lives in New York turned down Walter P. Reuther's pleased to have some alumnus rib has been commended for lt. Mid-Winters just a few days past, The snow delayed the 'Sweet city, graduated with a B. A. degree plan for mass production of 500 about a mistake because it Gen. John Magruder, '09, was let's take a look at the post-holiday Briar Limited' on the Virginia and later studied law at the New fighting planes a day. proves that there are a few who do poking in and out of the new bar- dances of years gone by. Creeper' so it crept Into Lexington York Law school. During the Span- Reuther's theory was—and still is get a chance to glance over this racks buildings at the fort when a ATTENTION SUBS/ ish American war, he served as a —that enough machine capacity now page. Although Mr. Owsley blamed civilian policeman nabbed him. The February, 1910 Saturday night about three hours late. (Speaking of the 'Creeper,' we lieutenant with the volunteer for- exists in Detroit and nearby auto- the Major for the error, I can cer- post commander was wearing a ski On account of the early Lent the noticed it was stuck on the 2 per ces in Cuba. He now practices law mobile plants to turn out, if these tify right here and now that he had suit, accompanied by Mrs. Magrud- Subs' hop was held much earlier cent grade on the other side of the in New York. machines were integrated regard- nothing to do with the article. The er. They had no identification, so than usual this year. Since the Nile last week. The heavy dew, no Major Johnston was a very close less of who owns them, the afore- mistake was the fault of the alumni the civilian guard stopped a pass- Washington and Lee Fancy Dress ing truck, bundled both of them doubt.) friend of Mr. Wise. In 1889, John- said 500 planes a day, and this with- editor and is his face red, for in- Ball was held the night before, a into it, and took them to construc- son's 10th Cavalry Regiment reliev- out cutting into civilian car pro- stead of building up Mr. Owsley number of their calic, (yes, that's The Friday night hop hardly tion police headquarters. There the ed Wise's regiment at Manzamithis, duction. by the mistake, the article demoted what they called them in those came up to expectations. This was general asked leave to telephone largely due to the fact that Weide- Cuba. Later in 1916, Wise helped We would'nt know about these him a rank. An excerpt from the days) stayed over. Their presence and later established his identity. meyer seemed to be trying to live him recover part of his brother- intra-industry disputes. What we do letter follows: contributed greatly to the hop. Also in-law's estate from Germany. The incident occurred on Feb. 3, on reputation rather than perform- admire and heartily approve about In a recent issue of the VMI Ca- noticeable was the large number of Johnson was one of the few men and was disclosed in a letter from ance. The music lacked 'pep.' Be- the whole episode is that Reuther det, in an enumeration of the mem- Lynchburg calic up for the occa- South of the Mason and Dixon line General Magruder to the police sides this, mid-year exams at Hol- made the suggestion at all—Reu- bers of the class of '09, and what sion. The number of attractive Lex- that ever wore a blue uniform. He chief of the construction police. The lins and Sweet Briar kept many of ther, who is head of the C. I. O.'s they were doing, I saw that you had ington calic was also a feature. enlisted during the Sioux campaign general wrote: the girls from arriving on Friday. auto worker's union. The fact that me down as a Consul General in the (How times do change.) with the 3rd Cavalry under Gen- "The guard, Mr. Peter Conway, At the Saturday night hop, a labor leader advanced this sug- Foreign Consular Service, during eral Cook in 1876 and in 1878 he quite reasonably was unconvinced January, 1922 Weidemeyer came back strong, with gestion of his own free will should the years 1933 to 1939. his 'ol jazz. A number of the Hol- was a member of the Bradey-expe- put a quietus on the talk about how by what he believed to be my "cock There Used to Be Christinas Hops This is a terrible and grievous lins girls were on hand, and the dition in the bad lands of the Lit- labor can be expected to co-operate and bull" story. With fairness and Before the Corps Got a Yule- error on your part and one for (Continued on page 6) tle Missouri River. Still later in the grumpily and grouchly at best in sense of duty he properly insisted tide Furlough which you should be reduced to year he took an active part in the the defense program, if at all. As that we accompany him to the po- The much delayed Christmas ranks. (What ranks?) lice station for identity. I wish to campaign against the Cheynnes. He we remarked recently in this space, Hops at last came off Friday and received his commission as lieuten- I was never in the Consular Serv- commend Mr. Conway for his cor- no group in this country has a mon- SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND Saturday in spite of the fact that ant in 1882 and in 1886 was in com- ice. This, as you know, is a career rect performance of duty. If all opoly on the patriotism, and this Old King Winter did his best to up- Charlottesville mand of Indian Scouts, sent in pur- establishment by the State Depart- According to Richard H. Harwood, guards were as careful, the canton- incident serves to prove that re- set the plans of the poor cadets. ment and can never be inveighed x-'38, the United States is repre- ment could enjoy a high sense of suit of Geronimo's band who had mark. Because of the snow, the meiriTJers Woolen Mills upon except through long years of sented in the British fighting forces security." escaped from Fort Bowie. Certainly the general idea of pro- of the Taxi Drivers' Union flour! hard service, both home and abroad by men from almost every state in High Grade Uniform Cloths The Apache Kid, one of the old duction by "bits and pieces," as the At construction police headquart- In addition thereto, you have reduc- the union. Harwood, a native of Western trigger men was captured British call it, has proved prac- ers it was explained that Mr. Con- SPECIALTIES: ed me from the high station of Am- Richmond, is serving with the fam- by Johnson who marched his men ticable in wartime Britain. All it way spotted General Magruder go- West Point Standard and erican Diplomat to an ordinary ous Canadian Black Watch Regi- Tolley's Hardware 800 miles in 17 days. He received means is that production of various ing in and out of the new barracks Consular officer. I was in the Di- ment. Other Cadet Grays special recognition from the Presi- machine parts is farmed out to big and asked him if he had a pass. He Gnns, Hardware, Ammunition plomatic Service, appointed by the Excerpts from one of his letters, Electrical Supplies dent for this accomplishment. Aft- or little factories or even to indi didn't. Mr. Conway then asked him CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. President, as U. S. Minister to Ru- written from England to Col. S. M. erwards, in 1889, he commanded two viduals equipped to produce them, if he worked there. The post com- duPont Products mania, 1933-35; Irish Free State, Helfin, were reprinted in a recent regiments of Indian Scouts station- the completed parts then being put mander said he didn't, and disclos- 1935-37, and to the Kingdom of issue of The Cadet. ed at Fort Apache, Arizona, to keep together at regular assembly plants. ed his identity, but being unable to Denmark and Iceland, 1937-39, hav- "He attended VMI only one year,' prove it, the ride in the truck order in the White Mountain region. There are a lot of such factories ing resigned in October, 1939. states the Richmond Times Dis- followed. At the oubreak of the Spanish- and individuals around this coun- patch, "but that seems enough to STORAGE—OPEN 24 HOURS American War Johnson was order- try, and the bit and piece produc- The correct and full title of the Captain Wish, head of the First have made a soldier of him." He is ed to organize an expeditionary tion idea, we should think, ought United States Minister goes under Division's military police, respond- ESSO STATION now, according to a Canadian press force to invade Cuba. Two cavalry to be applicable to plenty of things the magnificent title as follows: En- ed to the general's telephone call item, an expert machine gunner, WOODWARD AND BOWLING regiments and a number of trained in addition to air planes. voy Extraordinary and Minister and identified him. It developed known to his comrades in the Phone 451 Cuban troops were brought togeth- Plenipotentiary of the United States later that the truck driver whose In which connection we've been Black Watch as "Dixie" because he er but the expedition did not sail of America to the Kingdom of vehicle had served as a patrol wag- wondering whether bit and piece hails from the South. because of a collision that took production of Army officers would Blank. on had recognized the general at Commenting on the German in- place when the ships embarked. not be feasible. West Point, of once but thought the guard was You may be interested to know vasion attempt, he said in his letter Later, however, he sailed with a course, does a fine job. But how simply ordering a lift for General that when I was trying to be made to Colonel Heflin: regiment of Cavalry to deliver a about various other military col- Magruder and his lady. one of this government's diplomats, "Hitler's invasion was broken up Rockbridge Laundry large supply of arms and ammuni- leges and prep schools around the I was making a hell of a fight to be and so he is trying to bomb Eng- tion to the Cuban general, Gomez. country—V. M. I., Norwich, Culver, Robert L. Wallace, '24, is secre- accredited to China. This the Presi- land off the map. If he is trying to Major Johnston's regiment joined Shatuck, New Mexico M. I„ New tary and treasurer of the Jeffreys dent ^jvould not do, after three break the spirit of the English by forces with Gomez and took part York Military Academy, The Cita- Motor Company, Inc., in Chase City, months delay he designated me as bombing civilians, he is just wast- in three engagements with Spanish del, Staunton, Augusta, etc. United States Minister to Rumania Va. ing his time. These people stand up ZORIC CLEANERS troops. Wouldn't it be possible to integ- at Bucharest. and sing 'God Save the King' even After the war, he was stationed rate these schools and their plen- Albert Smith, '24, is connected Being very much elated over my with bombs dropping around them." for some time in the Philippine Is- teous equipment in some scheme for with Long Meadow Dairies at Dur- appointment to the Diplomatic Something of Machine Gunner Phone 185 lands. On October 20. 1906 he was rapid production of reasonably good ham, N. C. Corps, I telephoned Mrs. Owsley Harwood's own spirit was revealed directed to break up a Ute Indian second lieutenants, or perhaps top from the Mayflower Hotel at Wash- in his explanation of a blot on his disorder in Wyoming. He accom- sergeants eligible for commission ington to my home at Dallas, and letter. panied the head men of the Ute after quick round-out training? V. when she came to the telephone, I "Excuse the blur," he said, "A THE DUTCH INN tribe to Washington and was given M. I. and Norwich top-flight gradu- said, You are now the wife of the bomb went off nearby and the table For Nice Rooms the task of moving the whole tribe ates, of course, are eligible for com- WE SPECIALIZE IN Envoy Extraordinary and Minister was shaken. There is an air-raid on to a reservation. On April 1, 1910, missions, but couldn't such eligibili- and Plenipotentiary of the United States now. I would be mad as hell if a he resigned from the Army after ty be extended to v&rious other Just Wonderful Food of America and to the Kingdom of bomb fell and ruined this letter." 33 years of service and became a military schools, with appropriate Rumania!' To which she replied, Sea Foods and Steaks cattle rancher. relaxation of the rules on age 'Rumania! You resign and come "Carter has a classic history," to • limits and college degrees. home. You know that my mother quote from Mr. Wise's letter. "He Staple & Fancy Groceries It's possible that we'vee been would not let me go where that aw- Adair-Hutton, Inc. was tried for murder. A couple of Old Virginia Hams overlooking a good bet there. We ful King Carol is! . . . Yet we did, "Serving the PnbUo Over * Western cowboys came into a bar- put out this suggestion for what it and found His Majesty, the King Half a Century" room and opened on his feet with may be worth to the War Depart- of Rumania, the most gracious and SOUTHERN INN RESTAURANT orders to dance. Carter was quick Phone 58 McCOY'S ment. friendly, and the Rumanians a fine on the draw and killed the two. He and hospitable people." was tried and acquitted. Carter did not like this story but he told me Col. Wm. G. Wall ULT MIN WHO ARE PARTICULAR ABOUT THEIR CLOTHES all about it." Auto Engineer Major Johnston died in Alliance, Attention Cadets! University Cleaners Phone 749 Nebraska of heart disease, Dec. 12, Dies In Indiana 1916. His body was returned to Vir- . 25c ginia and he was buried in Staun- Colonel William Guy Wall, '94, UNIFORM: CleaneSSd and Pressed, 50c ton where his widow now lives. A an automotive engineer in the Ar- THE VIRGINIA CAFE detail of cadets from the Institute my Ordnance Department and Will Be Open at Nights During former president of the American was sent to Staunton to act as pall- DANCES Compliments bearers. Society of Automobile Engineers, * died of heart disease at his home in Indianapolis, January 16. VIRGINIA CAFE HUGER-DAVIDSON SALE CO., INC. He was born in Baltimore, and Lexington, Virginia :: Staunton, Virginia Oscar H. West Lexington, Virginia after graduating from VMI, he at- tended M. I. T. Is Appointed During the World War, he served as a colonel in the Ordnance De- By Merchants partment with the American Ex- Phone 711 Oscar H. West, '15, has been ap- peditionary Forces. V. M. I. pointed managing director of the Funeral services were conducted PETE'S TAXI Retail Merchants' Association of at his Indianapolis home and at his Seal Belts and Jewelry Virginia and will open his head- estate at Boyds, Md. Watch and Jewelry quarters in Richmond on March 1, Repairing it was announced February 11, by BLUE RIDGE MOTOR * MAKE C. G. Patterson of Lynchburg, pres- SALES ident of the organization. HOSTETTER'S CUT RATE In accepting the new position, Mr. HAMRIC & SMITH West has tendered his resignation Your Headquarters as manager of the Virginia Associa- Lexington, Virginia FOR TOILETRIES, TOBACCOS AND CANDY tion of Insurance Agents, which post he has held since 1937. He will con- tinue in this capacity, however, un- We Specialize In til taking over his new duties. For Daily Tastes good...costs little The Retail Merchants' Association Arthur Silver CHICKEN DINNERS PHOTO SERVICE of Virginia has been operating ANDRE STEAK DINNERS See without a full-time paid executive, 1 and swell tun to ehj- (Continued on page 6) Clothiers - Furnishers and STUDIO SAM MODISETT ITALIAN SPAGHETTI Room 130 MYERS HARDWARE + that's DOUBIEMWT GUM * Hotel Robert E. Lee Bldg. 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FAIR PLAY Matmen Drop Foster Named on All-State Wake Forest, VMI Draws Selected by the head basketball Hard Match .coaches of Virginia Coleges, Bob Maryland Fall THERE IS A DIFFERENCE W&L As 1st Foster, captain and high point man Wake Forest, N. C„ Feb. 22—Down here in the Old North State for the To F-M, 24 8 on the 1941 VMI cage team, was To Keydets third time this school year, we find that there is a big difference in the named guard on the 1941 All-State brand of basketball played down here and the type of play seen on the Opponent quintet, Saturday. hardwoods of the Old Dominion. Wilson, Jeffrey Score Carolina State Trips The Carolina teams don't fight for the ball with the same determina- Against Penn. Squad Foster's appointment to the first VMI In Return Game S. Carolina, Richmond tion as do the aggregations from Virginia and there is less body contact string berth is the crowning laurel By GEORGE BLACKBURN in the game played down here in North Carolina. for the speedy sharpshooter who By HENRY J. FORESMAN In Keydets' Bracket; Staff Sports Writer Sports Editor It seems to us that the officials are more prone to call fouls down here landed a spot on the second All- Carolina Top-Seeded when there is any body contact resulting from two players chasing the Lancaster, Pa., Feb. 22—Coach State squad last year. His scoring record at this point of the season Wake Forest, N. C., Feb. 22—Lit- By HENRY J. FORESMAN ball, and there is little or no ball hawking indulged in by the teams from Sam Barnes' VMI matmen pressed Sports Editor Tarheelia. Franklin and Marshall in every stands at 130 points in 14 games. tle Emil Sotnyk tonight beat the One of the most unusual basket- • « « match here tonight, but the Penn- Tipping the scales at 160 pounds Wake Forest Deacons when he toss- ball games of the season will take sylvanians held stubbornly to their and 5-10 in height, Bob is as cun- ed in a long shot in the last 20 RED TERRORS WIN IN A SLOW GAME place on Thursday evening in Ral- early lead to win out, 24 to 8. ning a ball hawk as any team would seconds of play and put VMI ahead The Red Terrors from N. C. State beat the Keydets in the Friday eigh's beautiful Memorial Auditor- The Keydet grunt and groaners want. Raised in the middle of a 44 to 43 in a fast moving basketball night game of VMI's two-game swing through Carolina in one of the ium. The VMI Keydets will meet "basketball country" (Peoria, 111.) game played in Wake Forest's gym Slowest ball games we have seen all season. Frequently slowed up by ex- fought all the way, and every the Washington and Lee Generals he has played varsity ball on the before a crowd of 2,200. cess whistle tooting, the game never handed the cash customers a thrill, match with but one exception went in the opening round of the annual Red, White and Yellow for the past even though it was close all the way. to the final period. F. & M., con- The game was close all the way, Southern Conference Basketball three years, his reputation as a I The Terrors were a much better team last night than they were when querors of Illinois, Kansas State, though Jimmy Walker's team did Tournament, the first meeting be- guard increasing each year. they visited Lexington earlier in the season. While not getting as many and Cornell, scored only three falls enjoy a nine-point lead at one stage tween the athletic teams of these Together with Emil Sotnyk, VMI shots at the basket as the Keydets, the Staters managed to collect 15 against the Keydets. Jack Dillard in the second half. The Deacons ral- two Lexington institutions in more Guard mentioned on the second All- points from the charity line and put the ball game in their pockets. and Steve Swift were both victims lied and went into the lead in the than 30 years. • • * of falls, but they extended their op- State team this year, Foster can closing minutes of the contest. Sot- This opening round pairing was ponents to the final period, and each stand up to any pair of guards in nyk then proceeded to heave in the AND COMES THE TOURNAMENT announced late yesterday by the scored take-downs in their matches. the State, when it comes to accu- winning points and Wake Forest Next Thursday the Keydets will again head to the capital city of North tournament committee at the same rate ball handling, close guarding, was unable to gain possession of the • Carolina, this time to play their first game in the Southern Conference Jack McGrath lost a close 8-6 de- time that the other opening round CAPTAIN BOBBY FOSTER and an eye for the basket. ball until just before the gun went i Basketball Tournament. This annual family fuss takes place in Raleigh's cision to Joe Boggess in a fast games were made known to the off ending the game. f Memorial Auditorium and will run from Thursday through Saturday, match in which McGrath almost public. with the Conference champion being crowned after the final game on scored a near fall in the last period. During the first half Stumpf and North Carolina, defending champs Saturday night. Joe Swetting lost a decision to Bill Swimmers Win Trackmen Bonds matched goals for both teams and pre-tourney favorite, will meet Geib in the 136-pound class, and Jimmy Walker's boys clinched their berth from all standpoints when but Captain Bobby Foster handed Duke in its first tournament tus- Carter Beamer was pinned by Vic they beat Maryland last Tuesday night at College Park, but they were Two; Stengele his team two more markers just as sle and this contest may be the Hamsher, F. & M. 155-pounder. Place In S. C. practically assured a berth when they took the measure of Richmond the first half ended when he tossed last tournament fuss for the white last week. Bob Jeffrey tallied three points Extends Streak in a long shot to give VMI 24 points Phantoms as the Blue Devils boast for VMI in the 145 pound class Meet At UNC to Wake Forest's 19. a regular season win over the Tar KEENO WALKER, GLAMOUR DOG when he decisioned Scandle 6 to 1 Bonds was high scorer for the Heels. Other opening games are Coach Jimmy Walker couldn't resist the urge to bring Keeno, his dog, in a fast and hard match. Jim Wil- Mermen Defeat VPI, Muha, Walker Place game, tallying 18 points, while South Carolina and Richmond and along on this trip and as a result, the long-eared Spaniel has been oc- son used a three-quarter nelson to Clemson Tankmen In Shot, Relay Is 3rd Stumpf and Foster led the VMI Wake Forest against the Indians cupying the spotlight wherever the team has stopped. pin George Torak in the third per- point makers with 13 apiece. from William and Mary. VMI tankmen took five first With Joe Muha setting the pace The team delights in showing an audience the tricks that Keeno can iod of their match. Jim Dorrier lost Summary: The winner of the VMI-W&L places, including both relays, to by pushing Duke's Steve Lach to a perform and Keeno, a good showman he is, knows how to give the audi- a close 3 to 2 decision to Andy Shi- V. M. I. (44) G. F. Pf. scrap will meet the winner of the whip Clemson's Tigers, 49-26, here new indoor shot put record, the ence its money's worth. banoff, Little All America football Stumpf, f 6 13 VMI representatives in the confer- South Carolina-Richmond affair tackle. Friday. ence indoor track meet held at Woodward, f 0 0 2 and the winner of this second tussle JUST A FEW MILES, BUT WHAT A CONTRAST F. & M. was extended to win, and Captain Harry Stengele of VMI Shomo, f 1 1 2 will enter the finals which will be won the 220 and 440 free style races Chapel Hill last Saturday scored The tussle this evening with Wake Forest and the one last night with no match was a cinch for the blue Thomas, f 0 0 0 played on Saturday night. to run his string of first places to a second, third and fourth to place State offer quite a contrast. Tonight's affair was fast moving all the way and white clad victors, as yet un- Williams, c 12 2 Against Coach Cookie Cunning- 19 with no setbacks. Stengele swam in every event in which they were and the last two minutes of the game had the spectators on their feet the defeated this season. Smith, c 0 0 1 ham's charges, VMI's Jimmy Walk- the anchor leg on the winning re- entered. entire time. Only 22 fouls were called during the entire evening's play Foster, g 5 3 2 er will start the same team that Summary: lay team to complete his day's work. and never did the officials slow up the game by blowing their whistles. Duke, who went on to win the Sotnyk, g 5 1 0 boasts nine wins against tve losses This little town of Wake Forest, as well as the college, certainly extends 121-pound class: Homiak (F. & M.) Co-captain Preston Holtzendorff championship, and VMI split honors for regular season play. Up at the also put on an individual scoring in the shot put with the Blue a real handshake of welcome to a visiting team. Though the town is pinned Dillard, 0:59 of the third Totals 18 12 44 forward positions will be the lanky show with first places in the 50 and Devil weight men taking first and scarcely more than a hamlet, everyone in Wake Forest sees that their period. W. Forest (43) G. Pf. Tp. pair of Stupmf, the southpaw shoot- 100 and a second to Stengele in the visitors enjoy their stay and leave knowing just what is "Carolina hospi- 128 pound class: Burgess (F. & M.) third, and VMI second and fourth. Ray, f 3 1 ing ace, and Jack Woodward. Dick 440. tality." decisioned McGrath, 8 to 6. Muha heaved the shot 43 feet, 4 Convery, f 1 3 Williams will start at center and Perkins, of VMI, won the 150- inches to take second behind Lach 136 pound class: Geib (F. & M.) Jones, f 0 0 Captain Bobby Foster, All-State yard backstroke and swam a leg on while Billy Walker came in fourth WE EAT OUR WORDS decisioned Swetting, 6 to 0. Cline, c 3 1 guard, and Emil Sotnyk, sophomore the winning medley relay team. with a mark of 42 feet, 3 inches. Early in the season we were bemoaning the fact that no one on the Fineburg, c-f 0 1 sensation, will occupy the guard 145 pound class: Jeffrey (VMI) On Wednesday the Keydets added VMI cage squad could hit the basket from beyond the foul circle. Well, The Keydet one-mile relay team, Bonds, g 8 1 slots. decisioned Scandle, 6 to 1. another conference foe to their list after tonight's game we are firmly convinced that VMI has not one, but composed of Charlie Rockwood, Berger, g 0 2 Th squad of ten men will leave 155 pound class: Hamsher (F. & of victims by outscoring VPI swim- two of the best long shot artists we have seen all season. Frank Louthan, Meriwether Jones, Lougee, g 2 1 Lexington early Thursday morning M.) pinned Beamer, 1:59 of the first mers 39-35 at Blacksburg. Captain Bobby Foster and Emil Sotnyk took a little time tonight to and Bill McClure, came in a close and motor to the capital city of the period. get their sights trained on the hoop, but after they had done this, they Summary: third behind North Carolina and Totals ...... 17 9 0 43 Tar Heel state and during the proceeded to blaze away with deadly results. Without these two guards 165 pound class: Wilson (F. & M.) 300 yard medley relay—Won by Maryland. It was the first race of Half-time score: VMI 24 Wake four-day tournament will stay at hitting from 'way out, VMI wouldn't have been in the evening's tussle. pinned Torak, 2:22 of the third per- VMI (Perkins, Scott, Baker). Time, the season for the trackmen, who Forest 19. Hotel Carolina in Raleigh. iod. 3:28.4 won the state relay title last spring Free throws missed: Williams, YOU CANT HAVE EVERYTHING 175 pound class: Hirsh (F. & M.) 200 yard—First, Stengele (VMI); and came in second in the confer- Foster, Shomo, Ray, Lougee, Fine- cagers tonight beat the Terps from Eddie Stumpf southpawed the Deacons dizzy in the first half and went pinned Swift, 2:23 of the second second, Lewis (VMI) third Dy- ence meet. burg. the University of Maryland. The sart (Clemson). Time, 2:37.4. on to rack up a total of 13 tallies for the game, but on the social side of period. Spring track will begin this week Officials: Ray Sermon and Mer- final score was 41 to 27. 50 yard — First, Holtzendorff the ledger his account was written in red. The self-styled "Casanova" pre- Heavyweight: Shipanoff (F. & Sotnyk and Smith were banished rill P. Knight. The Keydets took an early lead (Clemson); second, Wilkins (VMI); prevailed upon the coach to drive him over to Chapel Hill in order that he M.) decisioned Dorrier, 3 to 2. William and Mary the latter part and were never headed, though third, Tyndall (VMI). Time 0:25. might keep a date with one of the fairer sex, but no date awaited him. of March. N. C. State 37; VMI 35 midway through the second half the Diving—First, Nesbitt (VMI); sec- Old Liners staged a brief rally, but ond, Potts (VMI); third, Richards Raleigh, N. C., Feb. 21—Before a THERE WAS GOOD NEWS, HOWEVER, AT CHAPEL HILL they were unable to catch the VMI (Clemson). crowd of 2,500 in State College's When we arrived at Chapel Hill after accompanying the great lover on Rat Grapplers team. 100 yards—First, Holtzendorff Thompson Gymnasium, the Red his wild goose chase, we heard that VMI's representatives had covered Rat Basketeers The boys from Virginia held a 20 (Clemson); second, Wilkins (VMI); Terrors from N. C. State tonight themselves with glory in the Conference Indoor Track Meet. to 11 lead at the end of the first 20 Handed Loss third, Tyndall (VMI). Time, 0:56.4. gained revenge for an earlier de- Burly Joe Muha pushed Duke's Steve Lach to a new mark in the shot minutes of play as a result of the 150 yard backstroke—First, Per- Beaten Again feat by the VMI Keydets when they put and Billy Walker managed to gain a fourth in this same event, while field shooting of Foster, Sotnyk and By Woodberry kins (VMI); second, Wyatt (VMI); beat the boys from the Old Dom- the relay team of Rockwood, Louthan, McClure and Jones took third Williams. third, Mullen (Clemson). Time, inion by a 37-35 score. place in the last Conference event, the one mile relay. By Greenbrier Captain Bobby Foster was high Bill Arnold's fall over John Tate 2:01.4. A total of 40 fouls were called This proves that it is the quality, and not the quantity of men that point man of the evening with 11 and Buddy Thach's close decision 200 yard breastroke—First, Mc- For the second time in a row the by the officials and the game was makes a team, as Col. Read only took six men to Chapel Hill. tallies, while VMI's Stumpf and over Virginus Stell brought the un- Knight (Clemson); second, Potts Fighting Cadets of Greenbrier marred by frequent whistle tooting. Thirty until next week. HENRY J. FORESMAN. Maryland's Jarmoska tied for sec- defeated Woodberry Forest grap- (VMI); third, Thomas (VMI). Time, trounced the rat basketeers, to the VMI players' had a total of 23 fouls ond honors with nine apiece. plers from behind a 12-6 deficit to 2:52.8. tune of 44-27 on the Cocke Hall called against them and Stumpf, Summary: a 14-12 victory over the previously 440 yards—First, Stengele (VMI); court Tuesday afternoon. Sotnyk and Cmith were banished unbeaten VMI rats here Saturday V. M I. Fg. F. Pf. Tp. second, Holtzendorff (Clemson); With Walthall leading their attack from the fuss for having four fouls. afternoon. Stumpf, f 4 119 -third, Lewis (VMI). Time, 5:30.8. in the first half and Reaves and State led throughout the first half Woodward, f 2 0 14 Arnold picked up the five points 400 yard relay — Won by VMI, Stark in the final half, Green- and enjoyed a 22 to 15 advantage Williams, c 2 1 1 5 that turned in the match in the 175 (Baker, Tyndall, Wilkins, Stengele). brier's hardwood man outahot and at the half, but a determined Key- Foster, g 5 1 0 11 pound class when he threw Tate Time, 4:09.8. outplayed th* Baby Keydets. 1to- det rally in the second frame came Sotnyk, g 3 0 1 6 with a half nelson and bar arm in Intyre led the VMI scoring with 11 close to taking the measure of the Shomo, f 2 0 14 2:01 of the second period. Thach's markers, but as a whole, the VMI Staters. Pritchard, f 0 0 0 0 clinching victory was in doubt until teamwork was ragged and not up The center of the Terrors, Jack Va. Defeats Smith, c 0 0 0 0 the final seconds when he escaped to par. Countless rebounds were Tabscott, led the evening's point (Continued on page 6) from a near fall to score a take- Fencers, 19-8; missed and many passes were ill- makers with 13 markers, while Fos- down on Stell. aimed. ter and Stumpf garnered ten apiece Sherrard, Baby Keydet 145- VMI Fg. F. to lead the VMI scorers. pounder, won the most exciting VMI Wins Epee Irwin, f .1 Summary: * A B 1 C.T H I T * match of the afternoon by piling Mclntyre, f 4 up points on riding time to win a In their first state match of the VMI Fg. Ft. Pf. Tp. Ward, c 1 close decision, 10 to 8. In the 155- season the varsity fencers lost a Stumpf, f 3 4 4 10 Mattern, g 1 CES A pound division, Captain Leroy Rop- 19-8 decision to the University of Woodward, f 0 1 1 1 Walker, g 2 R OMERO er of VMI, former Woodberry For- Virginia last Friday afternoon in Williams, c 1 0 3 2 Ducko, c 1 est captain, won a one-sided deci- W. H. Cocke Hall. Foster, g 3 4 3 10 Easterly, g 0 sion from Captain Griffin, 10-0. The Keydets started fast, taking Sotnyk, g 2 0 4 4 Shomo, f Both teams entered the match the epee 5-4, but faded against the Gianelloni, g 1 1 0 2 2 Smith, c with unblemished records of five Cavalier's superior strength in the Benzie, g 0 2 2 4 6 -1 Thomas, g victories apiece, and the fact that other divisions, dropping the foil j 0 0 1 0 Pritchard, f there was but one fall, attests to the 8 to 1 and the sabre, 7-2. Totals 11 5 27 0 0 0 0 Parrish, f even matching of the two squads. Brantly was the individual star Greenbrier Fg. Ft. Tp. 0 0 0 0 The meet marked the end of the for the home team, shining parti- Reaves, f 4 0 8 Totals 12 season for the Little Red matmen. cularly in the epee. Captain Doland Walthall, f 6 4 16 11 22 35 won two out of three in the epee, N. C. State Fg. Ft. Pf. Tp. Summary: Stark, c 8 1 11 Here's The Biggest Pipe Hit 121 pounds—Spencer (VMI de- one out of three sabre, and the Lewis, B g 2 0 4 Cromartie, f 3 2 1 8 cisioned Bellamy, 11 to 4. only foil bout. The match was in- 1 1 3 Jim Mills, f 1 1 1 3 in America! 128 pounds—Green (Woodberry) teresting in that it marked the var- Propps, f 1 0 2 Tabscott, c 5 3 3 13 sity debut of Watts Martin who decisioned Burnham, 12 to 8. Miller, f 0 0 0 Smith, g 1 1 3 3 turned in an impressive perform- Joe Mills, g 1 136 pounds—Miller (Woodberry) Gutknecht, c 0 0 0 1 1 .3 ance. Crawford, c 0 decisioned Smeloff, 17 to 9. Parrish, g 0 0 0 1 2 1 Strayhorn, f 0 145 pounds—Sherrard (VMI) de- Parker, g 0 0 0 1 0 1 Forty members of Marquette grid Levin, g o cisioned Smith, 10 to 8. 2 2 2 squadare one inch taller and 15 Geil, g o 155 pounds—Captain Roper (VMI) 2 1 2 pounds heavier than as seniors. Totals 19 e 44 Ball, f o decisioned Captain Griffin, lOtoO. 1 3 1 165 pounds—Seay (VMI) decision- Totals 11 15 ed Jones, 8 to 1. 17 37 Fouls missed: VMI — Parrish 2, 175 pounds—Arnold (Woodberry) SC S wim, Mat Meets This Week Smith 2, Thomas, Foster, Wood- pinned Tate with half nelson and A nine man swimming team will Coach Sam Barnes' wrestling ward. Stumpf. N. C. State—Jim arm bar, 2:01 of second period. travel to Blacksburg this week- team, unofficial co-champions of Mills 4, Joe Mills 2, Geil, Smith, Thach (Woodber- Heavyweight— end where VPI is playing host to the Southern Conference for three Cromarties. ry) decisioned Stell. 5 to 2. years, will descend on College Referee—Woodward. the conference swimming meet. Officials: Taylor and Jamerson. Captain Harry Stengele, winner Park, Maryland this Friday for the first wrestling tournament since VMI 41; Md. 27 Pete Stoven, '24, is residing in of 19 consecutive races this sea- 1938. A three-cornered fight for College Park, Md., Feb. 18—In a Montclair, N. J„ He has three chil- son, will lead the Keydet swim- mers in their effort to unseat the official crown Is expected to sloppy game played before 1,800 dren and says one of them is going North Carolina from their perch develop among North Carolina, spectators here in R.aryland's beau- to be a real footballer (Big Red as defending champions. Washington and Lee, and VMI. tiful Ritchie colosseum, the VMI team, we hope). throughout Virginia. It was said A son of the late Judge Jesse F. Hornin' In Years Ago Exchanges Air Corps Maryland that the effectiveness of the insur- of Appeals, Mr. West graduated from VMI in 1915 and served as an Continued From Page 2) (Continued From Page 4) (Continued From Page 2) (Continued From Page 1) (Continued from Page 5) ance organization has been notably infantry captain during the World sometime." "Yeh, see you later." Sweet Briar detachment arrived In In the poisoned entrails throw in excellent health. Candidates must 0 0 0 0 increased under his guidance as War. time to dance about an hour and a 0 manager. (They walk off, left.) Curtain quick- Eye of Dean, ear of Coach, agree that upon successful comple- 1 « ly. half. Consequently, 12 o'clock ar- Bedbug, spider, mouse and roach, tion of the course of instruction Parrish, C 0 0 THE END rived too soon. Envelop of Seven Letter, they will,if their services are desir- BOO AIR-CONDITIONED ROOMS At WASHINGTON'S NWVEBT ed, serve for 3 years on active duty 19 3 s 41 Note: While the plot was taken Plus a dirty V-Club sweater, DOWNTOWN HOTEL—RATES: From »IH Just to break the monotony, did with the Regular Army Air Corps Fg. F. Pf. TP- from real life, any resemblance to Thirteen empty cans of beer, Maryland With Radio, Parking, Swimming Pool 8 characters living, or dead (get that, you know that— Slide rule of an Engineer, as Reserve Officers unless relieved Ochenreiter, f 1 1 1 Spencer?) is purely coincidental. The '32 Cadet described Mid-win- Stir together—what have you? by competent authority. 2 1 ii B AMBASSADOR HOTEL 1 0 a 2 Slips That Almost Pass In the Night ters as 'an oasis of relief'? Yes, you're right, a commons The expansion of the Air Corps Gilmore, c Washington, D. C„ 14 * K. Street* 2 0 6 For instance, the fact that Booker That Kay Kyser held forth in '28? stew." requires a number of additional McDonald, g 2 0 0 0 T. Peters' date came down with That it was Jan Garber in '37? Enter Macduff, with part of Bir- Regular Army Officers, and under Woodward, g n 0 2 the measles on Friday night. Said That Bert Lown seemed to hold nam Wood stuck in his lapel like existing law, a limited number of McHale, g l 0 U Booker T.: "I'll be down to get the same esteemed spot in the early "Bundles for Britain" vacancies in the Regular Army 4 1 1 you in a taxi, honey." Said she: 30's that the late Hal Kemp did Macduff—"Me thought I heard a Corps are available each year. Grad- n 0 0 0 "Guess again, and I haven't sprain- just a year or so ago? uate flying cadets who possess the 0 0 0 0 ROBERT E. LEt ( voice cry 'sleep no more'!" ed my ankle, either." That there is a most striking pic- Lady Macbeth—"I started to make necessary qualifications and meet Garrett, g 0 0 2 0 And those measles belonging to torial allegory on page 4 of the a pun about Setting Hens and 'lay the requirements for commission in 27 Satterfield, C„ too. Every personal, March 11, '35 issue of The Cadet? on, Macduff' but now I won't." the Regular Army Air Corps are Totals ii 5 8 , UOTtL. private, individual one of 'em. Macbeth—"Hoot Mon; it's a braw, eligible to compete in examinations Fouls missed: VMI—Stumpf (2), - [gdrufbon. !^infirua. Then there's this little matter of February, 1935 " bricht, moonlight nicht. held from time to time, when va- Williams, Sotnyk. Md.—Wharton, cancies are available, and have an Goolrick again—oh, but I promised Mid-Winter hops have come and Witches—"As we said in Act II, (2). excellent chance to receive a com- Officials: Menton and Shirley. not to. gone for another year. One of the Scene 1. missions in the Regular Army and And who heard Jake and Sexton finest bands ever to appear in Nine- Hail all hail Macbeth and Ban- thus continue their flying careers talking up roommate Stan to Stan's ty-Four Hall furnished the music quo!" in the Army. To be eligible to take O. H. West date, while said Stan was making for the set of dances. The Dorsey (This last is intoned in a sing song (Continued From Page 4) El-Patio Grill this examination a candidate must a devastating assault on the free Brothers and their orchestra, led voice).' and the creation of the position is be unmarried and agree to remain punch? by the trombone virtuoso Tom Dor- Macduff—"Who brought Banquo in line with the launching of a new At 171 S. Main Street unmarried for at least one year Jake: (rather doubtfully) "Ye-es, sey, are a native Pennsylvania band. into this?" set-up as authorized early this year Aaron Freeman, Proprietor following commission. Stan's a pretty good boy." The boys first got their start in the Mac Luck (who has just entered by the board of directors. A folder has been issued with Mrs. Mary E. Finberg, Manager & Dietician She: (proudly): "I know all his Keystone state, and then branched for the laughs)—"You better watch "The association, through the the application giving particulars for qualities." out Into one of America's up and that singing, you witches. It's newly created office, and with the Steaks, Chops * Seafoods - An ultra-modern private dining room coming orchestras. (It's a cinch applying for this training. Honest Red Sexton (pitingly, and ASCAP." full support of other branches of for Cadets to be opened soon. that Tommy is 'up' right now, and with that air of earnest simplicity Lady Macbeth—"Out damned industry, will launch a State-wide "MA" FINBERG WILL BE THERE TO WELCOME YOU there is not much further he can W. B. Ryland, '24, is assistant that fits him so well): "You're his spot." program to inspire a greater ap- 'come' in the world of popular mu- treasurer of the Virginia Trust Com- OPEN ALL NIGHT - WE DELIVER - PHONE 8 date, and you know only his good Macbeth—"Hoot" (the hautboys preciation of the system of private sic.) pany in Richmond. He has one son. qualities, but we room with him, slink out at the rear of the stage). initiative, Mr. Patterson said. "That and we really know what he's like." Witches (in chorus)—"To hell is the American way of doing busi John P. Edmondson, '24, is prac- Jake (depracatingly): "Oh, he's with this, we quit." (Exeunt witches ness, the system under which the Airport ticing law in New York City. all right, now, but you know what I with a smell of sulfanilimide. United States has grown to a posi- (Continued From Page 1) mean ..." Lady Macbeth—"Macduff, it's you tion of world leadership." Two alumni were promoted re- Welcome CADETS is, postmaster; and M. H. Stow, Yes, people that's what they call I love." Mr. West is widely known cently from the rank of major to the brother rat spirit, accenting the W&L geological expert. Macduff (breaking clean)—"Let lieutenant colonel: Lieut. Col. second of the two words. Two years ago, under the Civil us fly together, ace. WHEN YOU GO TO L. W. Foy, Camp Lee, Va., and Lt. We hope that Calvin S. is satis- Aeronautics Authority, the town of At least we'll die with harness Col. S. L. Bertschey, Fort Custer, fied with all the advertising we Lexington was nearly awarded an on our back." (they leave) ROCKBRIDGE Mich., both members of '18. gave him. And the Turn-Out will airport, but complications concern- Macbeth—(alone in the bog with STEVE'S DINER appear if he ever gets the copy ing the purchase of the ground his bottle of Scotch). NATIONAL BANK down to the printer, so if that dosen'-t caused this to fall through. "Hoot!" Kirk Adams, '24, is assistant pro- ENJOY THE MEAL quench his thirst for notoriety, (Curtain) duction manager of the Albemarle LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA AT Paper Manufacturing Company in won't somebody please, please, tell a re-christening. He's going to call "The Best Place to Meet him about that vacant bill-board on that column (?) of his Foul Ball, At The Movies Richmond. He is still a bachelor. the Lee Highway. Yes, there's room Strike Two. Presumably that's be- The Best Place to Eat" enough for a life-sized picture— cause the baseball season is com- (Continued From Page 3) Mrs. Byrne and his name. ing. those of Lee Bowman, seen as an Capital $150,000.00 I won't comment on the fact that The Hop Committee ought to get attorney also in love with the (Continued From Page 1) Twenty-Four Hour Service by a curious combination of chance into a back-patting festival. They young lady, he consents to marry had been a slip-up somewhere— Surplus $97,500.00 and circumstance I always seem to threw a darned fine set of hops, and her quietly in order that she may Mrs. Byrne was not on the boat. get this column on hop week-ends the Fourth of July decorations look- then divorce him and straighten out Although the VMI professor's wife S. M. Dunlap John L Campbell the situation. But the two have real- and at the time when book reports ed good, too. So did the simple lit- had accepted the United States re- President Caahier or electrical lab experiments are tle savages in their pretty frocks ly fallen in love, admit it to one patriation plan on December 14, another only at arriving at his home 1940, and had cabled that she was due. It is a very interesting fact, and Second Class Finance Commit- Accounts of Cadets though. tee flowers. Is there an un-mort- town, to which she has accompani- to leave France in January, tech- No, the Quaker Oats Queen didn't gaged ROTC check in Barracks? ed him while enroute to Reno. nicalities again arose which pre- Invited and Solicited Don't all put the b. on the owner Also cartoon. vented her return. McCRUM'S Inc. make it, fellows. She didn't come to the hops! That was not she you at once—Sorry girls, again, but no Mrs. Byrne is now in possession might have seen—if you looked news is good news, and it won't be The University of Minnesota heat- of "open tickets"—tickets good for THE BEST PLACE TO: quickly enough. long 'til Easters, so keep right on ing plant uses 30,000 tons of coal a any date—in Libson and is waiting Foresman is seriously considering guessing. year. her return on a long list. It is under stood, Col. Byrne said, that Amer- Member Federal Depoalt ican citizens will be given prefer- Insurance Corporation Enjy a tasty sandwich and Soda ence on the American Export line, and he hopes—the word is hopes— to have his family home by some- Mail a Box of Whitman's or time in April. Martha Washington Candy "I should like to express my ap- preciation of the sympathetic at- titude of both the local and national Select New Magazines from an Red Cross and Congressman A. Wil- STATE lis Robertson in this complicated assortmen of 300 situation," Col. Byrne said. MON. - TUE. - WED. In the meantime he is waiting THE MAGNIFICIENT LOVE for April, when his family will re- STORY OF A BEAUTIFUL Telegraph Flowers to the Girl turn to him just ten months later SOUTHERN BELLE! than they planned—that is, if noth- Friend it's the smoker's cigarette ing goes wrong. COOLER, MILDER, BETTER-TASTING Ice Skating CALL 75 It's called the SMOKER'S cigarette because (Continued From Page 1) Sonja a run for her shekels. Chesterfield is the one cigarette that gives you a And toward the hour of sunset, a COMPLETELY SATISFYING smoke. great wind did arise: And the shiv- ering multitude did cry aloud: Oh, You try a Chesterfield and find them COOL the wind attempted to freeze us to and PLEASANT. You light one after another and death and coagulate the blood that find they really TASTE BETTER. You buy pack after runneth through our veins: Let us therefore depart and return yet pack and find that Chesterfields are MILDER. again upon Saturday next. And the multitudes separated, and departed You can't buy a better cigarette upon its several ways, each of them VIRGINIA' with a silent prayer that the ice stirring Tochn/co/or/ would remain of good substance until next Saturday. Madeline Carroll

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