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Volwne LVI LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA, MAY 22, 1956 Number 55 LENN MILLER BAND TO PLAY FINAL Calyx Honors Dr. Desha; Hollins Girl Is Queen Miss Justine Bailey Is Chosen •PiSigmaAlphaSelects• Ray McKinley-Directed Band Beauty; Dedication To Desha Nf»' Initiates, Officers Will Play Here First Night Lusiw. Junius De .ha, ProfeSI!or MISS J u:.tlne Bailey, rising junior Pi Sigma Alpha, honorary political The Orchestra under the direc.tion of and fra­ Emeritus of Chemistry, wos selected ot Hollins College, was selected the science Iratem1ty, elected new of­ for the dedication of the 1956 Calyx winner of the Calyx beauty contest ficers last nutht turmg Ray McKinley Will play the fim night of Fmals, Ned it was unnounced by Russell Ladd. by comedian Gary Moore, it wu an- Next year's pr tdenl 1S John Gron•, dance set presid~nc, s:ud coday. Dr. Defoha, long head of the chcm- nounced today by RUAeU Ladd, edi- Mar.!h. Other office" are: vice prcsi- 1 try department, retired last yea~ tor of the year book, which was dent, Wes Eason; ond secretary- Thr Commanders w11l play the second mght of the dance receiving the Board of Trustee~ released today. lieasurer, Warren Welsh. set according to an carher announcement. recognition u Professor Emcnlus. Other members or the Calyx court Oulgomg president Carl Swanson, Andr Greeman, v1cc prcs1denc m charge of publicity, said Dr. Dt ha 1!1 the aulhot of sc\·erul "' chQnt of the of its WAY in order to h4! hf'r<1 for . ~me 0 w. aw ('Jl)OY~ e Ladd He added. "1 feel thnt n fcn- was for 30 years Superintendent o( prlvtleJ~c of knowmg you well. They t f thi ,. I d 'd d t lntl'tfrnt<'rnity Council, last 111~ht In thl' hi~hly irre~tulnr mrNing Finn I ~." he ssud · d ure o s .ypc s a ect c a - VM I nnd is a past-president of lhe which followed thr prolC'st, Kaplan h.. vc !>c<·n you g1ve t 1me an ener"y l t t th t d t.s d lh t <'Onte-,tl'd the les:tnlity of the May McKinll'y join<'d \\lth Glum Miller rae ton o e ~ u en an a Southern Conference. from a sc<:mmgly endless store, n II h . H 11m · · · 14 IFC <'ll'clion m \\hich Don at fit·~t su~t~testcrl thRI he .1<-oUm<' many lime~ bt"fore his untimch• I avmst a o s ~tr1 as wmner 1S the cha1r, a procedure whtch he directed toward s u~. our probl ems . d---' h f book" Lur111 had br<·n choM:n pre;idenl death in December, 1942. Their first and our Untverslly. . They know m 1."\."U an onor or o~r year · Washington and Lee Band ove>r John Gold St.ud had heen outlined to him by renl triumph come when McKinley your goal~ nnd standards and the d•"- or the sev<·ral 'untque fcnt\lres Thi'l !turprl!li' movl threw thl' lFC Ellis Drew. After considernhlr ind<'­ went with Miller to help organize c~ion on the parl o! both parti(.>'l, it clplin<' whtch is no less strong for ndded to Utis years book , the sup- Elects Kullman as President into " nincty-nunute .ession replete ' Orche,tra. 1-K·mg sympathetic. Those of us hove plemenl, commented Ladd, ts un­ \\as mutually agreed upon that Sparked by Glenn's writing and Mc­ The W~ hingt.on and Lee Band with confusion and parliamentary bccn pnvileged mdecd to know you quesltonably the. mo. l outstandmll Lur1a retain the chair. Kinley'. wpirin • drumming. the announced today iL'! new officers for chaOs. this well .... We have no way of Thts four-page mscrt Includes ~.he Then Kaplan requested Luna and I nexL year. Presiding as president Cor Kaplan cited the following $(rounds Dor~;cy orchC~~tra bi:came one of the knowmg how much you have di- Minstrel Show, the dedication In aU of the newly dcclcd officers in­ next year will be Buddy Kullman, for protest: outstanding dnnc<' bsmds of nil time. reeled our lives through your work Memnriam" to Alben . W. Barkley, 1. "The election \'lolated Article cludmg Cairns, K ing, and John to ZBT. The Miller Vamr 10 directing our Unive~ity but we and the Mock Convention parade. Section 4 of the constitution and leave the room for ~eve rol minutes. Other officcn; elected are lA-w m. know neH:rtheiCSl>, that some part "The ndd1ttonal difficulties that hy-lnws of the Washington and Lee In the abl ence of all of the officers B} this time, thou11h, Glenn had I John, ccrct.ary-lreasurer; Dave of your wisdom has become a part were involved tn corr<'lating th~ Uruven.1ty Inler-Fralernily Council Kaplan stated that h1s postlion made ~;uch a name for him elf a Flegal, librarian; Ross Pickus, pub­ o[ each of us." sismificant pictorial activities nt such which stales: was not "a duel between pnrlies an orl(anlzer, arranger and trom­ licity manager; nnd Mal Clinger, bonist, thal his l!ervlces were In con­ Ladd also stated that the picture n late ~ate have been w~ll ~orth the 'Offi<'en; of thr Council ~hnll be or house!!." Rather, Kaplan argued drum major. stant dtmand. Ovcr,;eas. in England. of Dr. Dc:.ha in his office typific:. effort, tf I may say so, Judgmg !rom elected from the ~cmor repreo:cnta­ for an eiTccti\'e IFC for next year. Commenhn$( on lhl!! achvihes of the attitude that he carr1es always the reception they received from uves or the Counetl by the voting At th<' conclU:.ton of Kaplan's ar­ Ray Noble, about to emihlrk on hb the band for next year, Kullman with him. That I.' that until this l lhe students," added Ladd. members of the Council at the first guments the officers led by Luria re­ American career, heard about Miller stated: "In playing thl' type or music ond a!-.ked htm to gel together a day he has remained 8 student. Dr. The other features that have been meeting tn May, and shall scrv<' turned to the meeting, and the the student body likes to hear, the Dc~a will be presented with n newly added to the yearbook are throui(hout the following year." ground11 for lhe contesting were diS- band for him in thi• countrv. Glenn band hopes that it will reee.ive more kit the McKinley e.ll>cted to !-pccial volume. 1 (Continued on pqe tour) This by-law was vtolaled ns all (Continued on pnge four) Dorsey~; support at concerts and other occa­ stay on, and for lh<' lime being their sions. There wiU be more concerts pn01s "eparated ?-{otices both here and at other schools in an McClain Wins Award The hand-p1cked Noble hand, with Elections Held effort to put Washington and Lee's Art Exhibits more fine arrangements by Miller, All J~ t udcnts interested in the po­ band in the place It deserves." 1 he ...... ard for the mO!;l Outstand­ lumed out to be an equally uccess­ 'slllon or Diredor or Producer of mg Accounttnll Student will be ful outfit Glenn elarted h .. own the Student War M<'monal Mmstr I For Selecting pn:senli.'d this year to Albert Mur­ To Be Placed orchestra in 1937, but 1t wa n'l unttl Show for next year pl<'n.c;e contact SSS Selects Officers; ray McClain, The Award IS to be the Sprmg of t939 thal the Miller Gordon Gooch. or write to: Student given by the VirgtnJR Society of brand of music really caught the Club Officers War Memorial Scholarship Fund Five New Members Chosen In duPont Hall Public Accounlonl!> public'!! fane~ Committee, Box 191. Lexington, Va. Next y<'ar':; officers of the Stud<'nl Larry Atler, ZBT, and Farns McClam is a graduatmc cnior Dr Junkm announced lodav that Wh<'n Glenn entered the Army Bar A. octnlton were elected at the Hotchkic:s, Beta were elected choir­ from Coral Gable . Florida. He has the nnnunl Student Art Exhibit will with th<' rank of Captain in 0<-tobcr, last m<" tmg of the year it was nn­ man and vice chairman respectively taken h1s full umler~raduale coun.e be pla<'ed in duPont. Hall by tomor­ 1912, only to lose hts life in u fliqht nounced yesterday by Milt Herndon, row nflc1noon . Roh r, {·pit'~ n·mtt~d,; all &lu­ of the Student Service Society So­ here at W&L with accounltnl( as his O\' r the En~;U h channel, the spirit the retiring president. dents inter sti'd m Cold Check, A.s.:.i­ ciety m its meeting last. Friday. majot . McCI:>fuJ ntOVJ.! of his ca­ l·cutin Committe~ the lru.t two Miller. Clinger, Phi Gam Cook. ing the lx'l>t entrv The sclccllon will reer ''The Gknn ~hllcr Story," In year. ------h<' mndc by th student body. Th ~o addition, then: .tppc:ucd m<~nY phon­ Gavm Letts was elecll-<1 \'icc presi­ studlnts w1ll he able to place their ogt.lph records of music played in his dent and Doug Frith and Norman vole in a ballot hox. convl'nienlly styll'- some tds:.ucs of hb earlier rc­ Rocllgu received ti\P. positions of Jim Le"'is Receives Washington Award located m the building. con.lulf(~. oth~·• !1om newly-found S~o:cretary and Trea!iut cr respectively. broadcnsts, and ~till others hy top Dr. Junkm comm<·nled, "Probably The Studt·nt Bar Association is the name bnnds of tht• mid-fifties who.o thl· mo t noteworthy fealut c or the ~overmng body o{ the Law School. styli• had hum so marke-dly lnOu­ uhtbit i~ the vut·tety in techniques Jt anan~t'.S Cor V1~1hn~ 1<-cturcrs to lllCt'fl hy Milll•r's tnU'>tC. and approaches." Junkin said lh<'re come to the I>Chool and plans both Rt'lt'a t'Cl most nocrntly, a11l<'r crlition tS Bob lluntl~y , a Unlike lal»t yt ar the 19Sfi <·xhibit rl·mcmht•rl-d. too, that It \\ Ray riSing senior law ~ludenl from Wins­ " 11 include works other than paint­ McKmlo.:y who hnd •<'rverl as il5 ton-Sal<'m. N. C. Noel Copen. I• ri~mg ings. A frc co will be entered by lc11dH and gutdmg hght m the days "t·nior lnw student from Charleston, D.m Moore. There \\ Ul be everal followmg Mnjor M11lds ll'tlglc dis­ W. Va., recctve1ion hand lo\'e and apprecl&tion of Glenn und quahty of th~· book:;. Literarv Socic:ty (lclt to r•Jht) Glcnn Collins, Bill William , Jim Lewi , Ocan Le)bum. Juhrinr Photo of Moore ond Mosca. l\111lcr. Page 2 THE RING-TUM PHI

LITTU MAN OH \.:A/1\PUS W~t ling-tum Jqi "Vi"e le CitJettul' Tuaday Edition "I'm nobody! Who are rou? Publi:~hed on Tuesday and Friday during the college year. Editorial and Are you nobody coo? Bwnness offices: Student Union Building. Mailing address: Box 899. Printed at the Journalism Laboratory Press of Washington and Lee Uni­ Then there's a p111r of us--don't tell! versity, Lexmgton, Virginia. They'd banish us, you know." Entered u 'econd class matter September 20, 1946, at the Post Office, Lexmgton, Vu-ginia, under the act of March 3, 1879. -Emil)' Otclonson National Advertising Repre.entaUve: The National Advertising Service, Inc., 420 Madison Avenue, New Yerk. By Philippe Labro Editorials are assumed to be writt~n by the editor unlebS otbuwiJoC lnltiaJed. BILL H. WILLIA.MS LARRY A. A'l'LER Perhaps we are at the end of a camera nne! how to duc·el the dumb­ year, a session, or whate,•er you call EdJt.or Business Manager est actor.; around. A lousy Americnn 1l. And perhaps this is high time rnO\•ic is really lousy but yet, purely for distnbutmg bouquets and Rowers technically 6P<'nking, it will pass. and pats on the bilck. I am a movie Foreign movies ru·e made by ama­ Some Progress Made crllic, or at least I like to think so. teurs with lhe equipment of ama­ J will, therefore, limit this last col­ teurs. U the boys in Hollywood send With this last issue of the Tuesday edidon, an eventful umn to my subject matter and .,.,ill us so many stinkers it is because year comes to a close. A year marked by excitement, pathos, slick to the role I have ~en play­ you like the sUnken-so you nre tragedy, controversy, and a feeling that the U niversity has, ing for a year. As for the bouquets, partially to blame, not them. Also, I gather that the young man who when they make som~lhing good, it perhaps, made some progress. preaches every Friday at the same Is good. Period. It ib solid, il is As we turn our gaze backward, the action of the faculry and time in the same spot, has already strange, it is new, it is f8,scinating, ll the Trustees in voting in a University commons stands out as fulfilled this noble purpose. is exciting and stimulating. the most momentous and significant event for the future growth SO MUCH ROT has been written BUT DOW arc you going to know? and said about motion pictures that of W&L. when someone tries to make a vague­ It !.cems to me that in a country We are proud of the University in chis decision-proud ly elaborate and logical criticism of \\here rna"-' rommunicationt. and hi1bly vulgarized nrt5- uch as that in future years the NFU man at W&L may have a chance them. the crowd shouts, laughs or simply misunderstands. I am a great­ motion picture art-ha\'e taken co succeed without the stigma that now walks with him. ly misunderstood boy, for I am fond such a vital, sodnl importance We regret the loss of Dr. Leyburn as Dean. His leadership "I.e ~ I got "J ~COJ\IPLI-.'TE' ' in matlt 214, "WITIIDRA WN" in of American movies. I am not fond the audience couJd at lea.!Jl t~ during the nine years he has held the Deanship has been cour· English D, "CONDITIONAL" In l!Ocial st udi~ and a "0 " in PhlS of their commerciali$m, their corni­ to know bow movies are made and Ed-8o~· : Thank goodne~'> I didn't nunk anythinf this term." ness. their falsification of liCe, of ''hy and how to appreciate them. Studenb c;pencl four years ageous, inspiring, and of the highest integrity. Many of his sentiments, of society. But I enjoy will ideas have borne rich fruit and to him we owe a certain spirit watching a movie because of the !"ajori~ll' .in Fine Art' and study­ woy the story is told. The biggest me pamlmgs 81\d ~ocu lpturc, but of liberalism that we have endeavored to embody in our EC Passes Resolution on IFC; how much time arc they going to stinkers Clhcreforc, the movies you columns. devote to the,e nrh "hen they arc like) sllll have a couple of shots, when they luwe a family, We state with conviction that we would not now, in recro· Election To Be by Secret Ballot or camera angles, of sequences. that ma~ried . a JOb, when they reach their make your time worth beln$t spent. spect, retract one word of any of our editorial comments. We Editor's note The following is the With l'espect to the grounds urged bourgeoi!< American dream of a This is undoubtedly lhc first enor­ have endeavored to state our beliefs honestly and in a straight· complete lext of lhe EC tcsolution by J ohn Gold and the University nice, bu~int· likr. comfortable mous mistake made by the Washing­ concernm~t the lnterfralcrnlly Coun­ P arty, Drew said that the action of liCe? I doubt whether they will forward manner. We have been dogmatic, but only with the lion and Lee movie audience. I cil election dispute. the EC was as follows: on the com­ vblt museum <, more than· twire conviction that our views allowed for no faltering. chat-ge this ignorant audience of plaint that representatives of the (during t11eir great Eurupean trlp ) El ection nr JFC nfficct'' by \•nle being completely unable to make any The Tuesday edition has not pretended to always represent Beta and PiKA houses were not while it is obvious that Motion or indi,•idual frAt ernity men rather difference between a skillful pan­ qualified to vote under the IFC Picture and Televi-.ion will be a the will of the majority of the Student Body. \VJe have inter· lhnn by 'otr of the hou 'e<~ WR"i ning and a lousy one. n smooth rdit­ Constitution - that that objection part or their daily life. their physi­ unanimou.,Jy rc-.oh •cd b~ tht' Ex­ in~t and a poor one, nn int!.'lligent preted our duty as one of moulding student opinion ro follow had been wnived: on the complaint ral ,.., \\ella ~ moral beha,·ior. And. closr-up and a gro!'l:; one. 1 also the line of action chat we have believed right. C'<' Uii\'e Committee '"'I night fol­ that all houses were not properly if you think I run exaggerating or Io\\ in~( it'l d eci~io n of the JFC charge the !lllmr audil"n«' or a com­ notified of the meetlng- thatthal ob­ dra mnti ~ing, ju~>l take a good Jook To the scalf belongs any credit which has been garnered eleC'tion contc!>l. plrtc lack or tQ.ble lcinrmntographi­ jection was immaterial since aU nt youl"\elf now and in about l 'ndcr the term ~ nf the EC reso­ calty s)l('aking indt'cd. hut which by this paper. Tom Litzenzburg, editor-elect, has served as a houses had represcntalivcs present four years. Whether U1is is good or might reflect the snme lack in olher most industrious and capable managing editor; Cliff Smith, lution. onieer ~ of the lfo' C would for the election. not, it 11till exist c;: We are more or hc nominated by hou ~es in the IFC, fields). I mean by lack of taste, the less. framed and ioRuentcd by as news editor, reAects a job robustly well done; Jcrr y Susskind but their election wouJd be by Complete lcxl of lhc statement total impossibility or discrimmnting a rad1o, books, TV and mO\ ics. It 1•eleascd by the EC is as follows: good cUalogue rrom 8 corny one, a has turned in outstanding work as a loyal and efficient spons 10rrrct hallot just a!> student body might be a nasty influcnre but It and clnss clcctiom; arc now con­ '"''he Executive Committee denies sensible argument from 11 vul~ar one, editor; Farris Hotchkiss, Lash LaRue, and Max Caskic, have is there and we might as well try ducted. Candidate'! for office in the the protest presented to it in the an h ighly emotional scene from 8 to know why and how to llght il, worked long and faithfully. rFC \\Ould he required to meet matter or the IFC elections. cheap one. or accept it or enjoy it. Mo\'ies To our two ectivains diabolique, M. Labro and Mr. H ood, ~ me in the qualiflcation!i now "Specifically, the committee finds Moreover. thi'i lack of taste will nre not a way o( spending two lo't our thanks for amusing and disturbing our readers with rheir rfTcrt-a c11nciidnte (or prf!l>ident that the objecUon that certain house lrad the rollegc crowd to the point hour., on a rainy day. of the c:ouncil \\ ouJd have to be a weekly columns. Ed, who has ground his own ink from the dust reprcsentaUves who voted In that that they will put sc.'l: C\'erywherc, pre<,ent or pa .. t hou'e prc ~ id cnl , election did not meet the qualifica­ 1 could go on like this Cor n long of clods, and Philippe, of the taciturn pen, have josncd in taking every line a' a double­ and candidates for the other IFC lons specified by the IFC Constitu­ meanin!f one, laughing stupidly at time. but somehow I have a feeling brightening (or darkening) our Tuesdays. posts would be limited to regularly tion is not well taken for two rea- j a very norms! scene because they thAt iL is not worth it, that I will bf' We close this year with the feeling chat, perhaps, all was not qualified members of the IFC. sons: 1) the objection WM not raised have, with their subUc humor, called a cynic, a skeptic, an arrogant and conceited young boy. Which in vain. More changes have been wrought this year than the In rclen<> ing this EC nction, Ellis at the time of the election and is I made up some dirty joke while Drew, president of the student thus waived, 2) the IFC has not con­ lookiJtlf at it. might be very true, too. Goodbye and most radical of editors could have hoped for. W&L remains hody, ~aid that the committee con­ sistently followed this requirement good lu c~. Don't take it easy, don't basically conservative but not so smugly so as once. sidered that this action would ha\'e in its deliberations and actions J American movies arc the best in relax. This is noL a happy world and se"eraJ benellciaJ eRects. According earher in the year thus indicating the world. They arc eheap, trite, you are not Rock Hudson and you're - The Tuesday Editor to Orew, the committee fclt that that the IFC does not consider this stereotyped, Wlevcn. unrealistic.. . . not going to get married to Pjpcr uch selection would better reflect matter to be essential to valid ac- ~uL yet they arc made by profes­ Laurie. If it happens however 1 the \'iewo; of a majority of the fra­ tion by il s1onals who know how lA) handle a will feel sorry for you: ' tt'rnity men, would add to tbe "The committee considers that •••••••••••••••••••••••• Troubles Again? prestige of IFC offices. and would to overturn an election not contested • • lend to produce hetter candidate . at the time on such narrow, technical While it is not our intention to speculate on the political Details or the EC proposaJ as ~rounds would undermine l( not de­ r:;;;;~:~:~:;;·l connotations behind the hotly contested Interfraternity Coun· \\ell "'" fonnal pn sage of it were stroy the Integrity and finality of REDWOOD left to the incoming EC, Drew said. cil elections, we do see chat chis power squabble has occurred at election results In campus organi­ RESTAURANT zations. ~ aU makes of cars i a most inopportune moment. The Executive Committee last night decidt'(l aRainst the p1·otests "The objection that the member Wh~J Alignment t All eyes are on the IFC, including both the adminisrra· \\hich had been 1·aised regarding houses were not properly notified by Body and F.-nder Repairs postcard is considered immaterial f * cion and the faculty, to see if chis group is going to be able co the recent IFC elections. ruling that GENERAL REPAIRS + • Complete Meals i1' that at the time of the election in • display the necessary leadership to qualify its posicion as the thl' election of Don Luria to the • presidency of that or$!am7.ation will question there was representation Cars called for and delivered:* • STEAK DINNERS judiciary committee on fraternities. present from all houses. • • stand. : • • Past crisis on the IFC have invariable lead to a revamping In announcmg the EC RCtion. EIJis "Since the EC does nol consider BAKER + • Sandwiches of all • of the organization internally. Too many more of these crucial Drew. prcliidcnl of the student body, thal eitht-r of the grounds presented ~ : Kinds : issues and the IFC will revamp itself out of existence. noted that the EC round that there to it warrant overturning the re- + • • were no ~rounds upon which it suits of the IFC eJection, the com- i Ford Sales : • * . We commend the EC decision, but we are sorry chat the could proceed in annulling lhe elec­ mittee feels that iL should not de- + : • • situation could not have been handled more quietly. tion. (Continued on pare four) · + Your Friendly Ford Dealer + : CURB SERVICE : ------i In Lexinl{on : • • : J IUile NortJ1 of Lexlntrton : (M 1 h k d f • ) t Phone 139 i • • y too was t e eener e ge o sattre . . . ···••++++++¥•········"· •••••••••••••••• •••••••••• By Ed Hood ART SILVER ROBERT E. LEE B ~RBER SHOP Commencement means an endmg. ment., anyway. I bt>ar no grudg('l'. central tn11hhon. on~> which once lion like thl!>, AAtire is the la'it Complete line of Men's Clothlnr David 1\1. l\foore It suggests an opportunity for look­ though quite a few regr('tS. was railed rerta ratio: righl reason, refure or the ci\•illzed mind and VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS tlw mlional norm. ThL'i it seems to Proprietor ing back, for calculating one's omis­ I aJso bear the rt'('ent in!>ult or the final weapon i.s a double­ rnl", is the idral purpo>«.' or a liheral Robert E.. Lee HoteJ Buildinr sions and commissions, one's harms rompliment-1 am unsure whlrh­ bladed iron~ . The moral urre then arts colleg<'. 1\s a college cil'fects ft and gams, the harms one cUd and o( being called the JWrson who ha ~ rrlaxes to make hopeless, from thi" clnl'~lcnl gonl nf rducatlon, Amu,4'd, ~ l ithll y ineredulou record the harms that one received. Also a done most to des t ro~ the tradi­ frnal chance to explain the Mysteries tions of Wa\l1ington llnd Lt>e. I am as It departs from the traditional or clrabne<;'l, the endlc s banalities rationnl norm nntl hccomes f'X<'es­ Rockbridge Radio and Electric Service to the profanum vulgus. unsure because I do not knc)\\ to of lhe-;c JM'Oplc who art> o aJO ton­ sin' or chRtorll'd, it hecomes the i .. hingl ~· dull. AMONG TIIESE esoteric mysteries whlrh traditi on ~ refrrenre was tx- ­ RADIOS, TELEVISION and ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES prop<:• subject of satire. Satire is an E. F. Nuckols, Owner i~ this column. I can think o£ about lnr made. I am unable to entertain attack hy nd1cuJe on evil. One becomes exacerbated bY the three people whom I would suppose thr implislic ,;ew that all the tra­ .,train or retaininll sanltv in Bedlam. Lexln(ton, Vlr(inia to have "understood" H. I therefore dition., are either good OR bad. All of \\ hieh sounds ricliculouslv There are !IOrnt' few ~pie lA) whom 130 South Malo Street like saying that I am afo(ainsl si~ .-~- Phone 463 count it largely a failure, and urely liCe is more complex. and for \'irluc. Well-ves. I am. At these· ranlings. of mine have not ~~~~~~~:;~~~~~~~~~==~=:=::=::::=:=;:=~~ shoulder haJI the blame for the . · . seemed paranoac. Th~se are the ones .: ++ • • --- - - I do not cons1der myself (as I I 9 failure lA> communicate. The other ell!t that I!> one way of puUmg it, who make Washln d + •+++++++++++ +++..-++++.;o+++'.<+"'O:.•J.-:-+•:.o(•++++knowlcdge or a nelol; b~trayed by a lltrident high- should hst Ulclr names. m a para- t hammer to drive a new Idea lnto it radiant moral insighl I am reason­ mind£·dne... In a situa- ity" o!• . ++ ....++t+++ ... +C•++++ +++++++++++.P++•!•<;• the Blue "Ace" H ubbard puUed oR a ~urprts­ to o,econd m 11n attempt to Rd the bl~t ~rer fir~;l ord the team has compiled this year. Coach Gene Corragan would hkn milled ~uggestions for improvement ancl What.-·s (or the day ing upset winning the doublb lead runner was droped by Beldon. to thank aU the tudcnt:; who con­ of the 1-M program for next year. as h<• rammed home 6 of the Gener­ mateh. Even more utonlshing wac; Shaner finally wound up nl lhard ·ingle-. trabuted to the lacrosse lund. a l ~' 9 goal . the comparative ease with which on the play. Herman Barbce'c; long These proposab will be SCI'fflled by I ti«>rge ':>luart CW&Ll defeated At the end of three quarters of they poliahed off t.hc Virginia duo fly to center t.COrcd Shaner wath what the l-M Board composed of J tm Sherry Snyder greeted by a sharp as a group. The Board will meet po:;ition on the team. Aller lo ~mg 4. Lou Eanwtck ( UVa.l defeated • • this afternoon to screen the propo­ face ofT. For 12 mmutea the two c;inglc by Sam 1-'crau. on to load th~ the fir!>l t 7-5, he stormed back Tom Gowenlock ! W&LJ, 6-3, 6-2. • • sals, nnd the FAD will mecl at arch m·al!l fought at out In a de­ •••••••••••••••••••••••• \\lth strong passlng shots lo d{'fcal 5. Charley Jonc ~> CUVa.) defeated 7:30 p.m. tonight. fensave atruggle without either team •••••••••••••••••••••••• Sherry Snydea. 7-5, 6-3. Snyder's Ace Hubbard CW&L). 6-4, 9-7. • • bcing able to score. Finally, UVa. defcal is considered by some ns the : Watchmaklnr and Engraviq : Tolley's Hardware Co. 1. Sl~ma Chi ...... 1181 attacked Joe Ryer flred In a goal 6. K am Wood CW&L) defeated bigg e~l t.urpri.sc of the VIrginia Col­ Mr. and 1\trs. P. G. Tolley 2. Kappa Sigma ...... 1177 K in~t Burnell CUVa.), 6-1, 4-G. 6-2. and whach broke the 8-8 he and the lege T cnni!> season. This was Sluart'c; : Hamric Sheridan : For all klnd.s of llardware 3. S A E...... ·-"·.... - .. ~·- 1030 Wahoo went on to win the game scv{'nth smgle' victory in a row. : JEWELERS : 4. Phi Gam Moo••• ••mMooooo oo oooooooMo • 988 13 S. ~la.i.n Sl Pbone 2l by the one goal margin or 10-9. The deciding match was the third : Opposite State Theater : 5. Z. B. T ...... - ...... 969 The Generals wer-e attempting to Lexin&'lon, Virginia double~> played between Virginia':. R. L. Hess and Bro. 6. Delta Upsilon ...... 966 heat thear m·alor for the first time • • 7. Delta Tau Delta ...... -- 950 Lou Emwack and Charley Joncc; •••••••••••••••••••••••• aance 1948 and almo... t did cxcepl against W&L'& 1\fauricio Clauser and JEWELERS • J ...... 8. Phi Psa ...... _ . 949 for thal fawl last quarter. The win 9. Sigma Nu ...... 938 John Peale. Before the match Coach Lexington. Vriginia ~n'e th{' Wahoos a ~altOn record of Chiplry had commented that he wos 10. Lambda Chi ...... 914 6 wtns 11~ainco t 4 losses while the For Fine Food and Service Deluxe 11. Beta ••• •• ·•~••••••uooooooooooo •• 8J4 GNlerab I ndcd thctr Ha~on or play 12. PiKA ...... 813 with a 4-8 record. llAROLD and .JOliN'S 13. Phi Kappa Sigma .... ·-····- 725 Although the record may not seem G ULF STATION Stonewall Jackson 15. Pi Phi ...... "··.. -- ···· ·· ·- 603 to h<- particularly good, the Gen­ operated by 15. Phi Dclt ...... " .....- ...... 599 eral!. raced an the1r play thi season Harold D. Ectward.s and 16. Kappa Alpha ...... " ...... 578 1-0mr of the roughc.,l t{'ams in Col­ .Johnny Goodbar Restaurant 17. l..tiW ...... 418 lese lacrosse. RL 60 EMt Pbooe 1034 Coffee Break 18. P. E. P ...... 312 19. Faculty ...... 125 20 Campw. Club ...... -...... 64 Jt'a Good at To Do i~···~~++++++++++++++~ with Cle.;aning - Pressing ·:. 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I tralhm bnllot, and .nine out ~£ the EC Resolutions tion." was nccomp:micd by announcement IFC Disputes Recent Elections . cv.:nte< n !ratcrmll~ con£ader~:d (Continued from paJe two) Drew commented that this action of EC JXl gu of a resolution re­ Luran the be t man for th~ pres- by the EC is fmal. Release of the EC garding thl' conduct of future IFC (Continued from pare one) il'l elections of lost week invalid; idency, tht n he should certainly pnrl from the normal practice of latemont accompanying the decision elections. · li th and thereby endorse o protest ulll- maanttun this position; and In no con$idcrmg the result of on c)C!(;tlon cus. ed The cmllrc qucs on en malt'ly leading to the EC, which way should he be prevented from to be final and binding upon the ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• became centerd around ~helhe.r ~r "ould make one party appear in • • not the IFC wou1d be actang wathln . d' lh taking onr his duties as president.'' membt-rship of the organization until : If you want good food : · isd' . 'f 't $h u1d declare a favorable 1aght, provi mg e re­ Warren Wileox, chalnnan of the the next regularly llcheduled eltt­ llS JUr 1claon 1 1 o vote- mo\·em<·nt ~ passed. BUl • • Shropshire, Phi Gam president, was Unavc•saty Party, said, "1 feel that ~~~~~~~~~~~~;; • it's • the lFC election v.ras cont~'Sted on i"; • • Calyx Attractions trongly oppo ed to bringing the two vel')' \'llllu poinl" and that Wash­ matter to a \'Ole. (Continued (rom pafl' one) ington fllld Leo Univer"tty' . reputa­ : The College Inn ~ Cha1rman Luria a~ked the Coun­ tion for maintaanang a high caliber • the complete student dtrectory that cil 1f there \\ould he any obJection of student self-government was We S peciali{e it~ I taliatJ Dishes • i'i to be found m front of lhl' adver­ to carrying the matter directly to SC\'ercly mjun:d. • tisinR section of the book and the • thl' Exccuttve Committee without F~~~~~~::;:::::::~~~. 8 North 1\laln Street Phone 903JI • listing or the junior clan members' • IFC con~id<'rotlon. Sid Kaplan 11 a.m. to 1 a.m.-E\I!ry Ni~ht • achvthe.<> alonlt w1th their name and promptly r<·plicd that there would • s MYERS TONIGHT: QllARU..'T, 8 tu J% picture in the Cia section. Also be an objection and called for an • added this year was the separate unmed1ate vote. However, a three­ HARDWARE • Government and Pubhcation sec­ fourths majority was not obtained. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tion. The contested elections were then COMPANY Robert E. Lee Ladd !:aid that he wou1d like to submitted to the Executive Com- thank the entire student body for mittee Cor final resolution. '!:;:~~~=:;=::;=:=::::=::::=::=~~ Hotel their cooperation in making lhls Commenting upon t.hls meeting, ++••••••••••••++++++++++ publication pos.~ible . "I believe," he W. G. Bums, chairman o£ the Inde­ + ~ FEATURING said, "that this year's book is per­ pendent Party, stated, "Since the IFC : LYLE D. HARLOW ~ Banquet FRcllilles hc:ps one o£ the mo:;t unique that the elecUoru were held under the AU5- Peoples' National Bank students han! ~cen In some time, +:! Watchmaker and J eweler ~; Specially Prepared .,.. 38 S. l\lain Street and thss was only mnde possible be­ Charcoal Steaks cause of the diligent efforts of those Phone 1232 men on the editorial st.af£ who • ccwbere Students Feel at Home" worked so hard with me all this Quality, Sales and Service +oC-++·!·~.:··:··:•+-(••!•+<••!·+(.+..:·-c·.:·+++ past year." The yearbooks may be picked up TV at the Student Union Wednesday, SHIRT SERVICE AS YOU LIKE IT * Thu.rsday and Friday afternoons RADIO Quality Cleanlnr and Press:lnr Member of the FederaJ Reserve from 2 to 5 p.m. PHONOGRAPHS University Cleaners + Phone 749 STATE I Radio Hospital ''Your Campus Neichbors'' For Your Convenience 7 N. Main . ;;;;;...... NOW SHOWING • The University Supply Store Cockleshell Heroes • t>JCK - 1.JP AND DELIVERY • Civic Bowling Center Now Offers -..'>tarrin«- Pbo.ne 184 • JOSE FERRER • LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING SERVICE • NOW OPEN TREVOR IIOWARD • ++++++++++++ ..+++++++++ : Completely Reconditioned • WED.-TIIUR.-FRL-SAT. • • Try their economical* service today TilE COLOSSUS OF MOTION PICTURES! : TEN PINS DUCK PINS BILLIARDS : Rockbridge • • ROCKBRIDGE LAUNDRY & CLEANERS (1~ i : Open Daily: 2 p.m. til 11 p.m. : : 1 t E. 1\elson St. Phone lUl : STUDENT AGENT IN FRATER~ITY IIOUSF.S National • • I Bank .···················· · ··········· ······· ~· ~~~~~·········- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~======~ Lexinrton. Virainia I Accouttls of Stude11ts NOW LOOK HERE! FOR LUCKY DROODLES! Solicited

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