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VOL. XLIV LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1941 NUMBER 38 IFC Releases Three W&L Alumni Speak EC Names Fuller Dance-Sing During Religious Conference D bb. S ' . Theretum oft.hreeW&Lalumnl tlons club, and stat! of the Ring- 0 lOS to erve egu a to serve as subspeakers and the tum Phi R 1 ttons devotion or forty-four claues to Beverly M. Boyd, class of 1919 the discussion of religious topics and a member of Delta Tau Delta. Activities Are Informal; 0 s B d a re addltlonal plans formulated for At the present time, Boyd Is the n ports oar Glee Clubs M ust Have the University Rellgtous confer- pEaspis~oc orpoaflthCehGurrcache &ofHR1olychmTrlonnltdy, ence to be held on March 11 , 12, Membership of 12 to 18 13, Denny Wilcher dlrector of re- Va., and is a member of the State llglous activities, revealed today. Regional Defense Council. Durlnl Student Body Representatives to Serve 1 he Cul11!Jlete list of rules for The former students who will the World War, he served as flrst partlcl~,:auts in the Interfratemity talk at the conference are: lieutenant in the Air Corps. SlUg competition, Saturday, March Wilcher stated today that Harry On New Nine-Man Athletic Committee; 15. was released today by the I-F Darby W. Betts, class of 1934. Philpott. former director of W&L council. The regulations are as fol Betts is a member of Phi Beta religious activities, may also at Faculty, Alumni to be Named Friday lows: THE WESTMINSTER CHOIR Kappa. He was also a member of tend the conference; however, deli 1. All activities are Informal the Christian council. Sigma Chi, nlte plans have not as yet been Howard Dobbins and Tommy Fuller will represent t.he student body Both dances will be informal, and and Phi Kappa Phi fraternities. made. on the University's new nine-man commit tee on Jntercolleatate ath glee clubs sinrinl' in the preUm At the present time he is rector of The system or subspeakers wlll letics, the Executive committee announced after an election held Westminster Choir to Give lnarles wm dreu lnlorma.IJJ 10 the St. Paul's Episcopal Church of be held on a much larger scale Tuesday night. that the slnrers may attend the Kingsport. Tennessee. a member than in former years. Durtni the The seven other members or the commlt tee-ftve from the faculty tea dance w1tbout havlnc t.o or the local Rotary club and a dl- three days of the conference. a and two from the Alumni assoclatlon- wm not be named untU next cbanp clothes. rector of the Community Chest. total or ten visiting speakers will Friday. The Executive committee of the Board of Trustees was sched Four-Part Concert Tuesday 2. College Fl·iendsrups and a n James L. Price, class of 1936, address the cla.saes which have uled to meet today to select the faculty representatives, but the meet optional song of the fraternity's Ing was postponed for a week. A four-part program will be p r e - ~ by Ernest WlUoqbby, "Carol of who received his A.B. and a Certlft- been given over by the professors. own choice must be sung by all cate in Journalism during his three The selections have covered nearly Dobbins and Puller have both sented by the W es~mln stt> r choir &be Bells.'' by Peter J. WIJhous entries ln the contest. The two at Its Doremus gymnasium con- ky, and "Joy," by OrviUe J. years here. Price later received a ail fields of the university currlcu served on the Athletic councU, finalists wlll be permitted to use cert Tuesday morning. it was a n- Borchers, ,r,n allo be included In graduate fellowship to the Union lum. As a whole, topics will be re which, like the present faculty the same optional song they used Seminary of Richmond, Va. He Ia ted to t he subject of the class, committee on athletics, will be nounced today. . t~at rroup. . . .. the prellms. I 111 was a member or the White Friars. and on~ -ha1l of the period will be supplanted by the new committee. com posit lo~ from . the pens of ~ . Ballad !01 Ame1icans. de- . Pre ilmlna rles al'e to be held 1 3 Christian council, Glee club, devoted to informal questioning Dobbins, a ftrst year law stu old masters hke Franz Llszt. Jo- ~ c 1 l bed by ~rs. Franklin D. R oo.se~ in Lee cha pel starting aL ~ p. m. dent. captained this year's basket harm SebaEtian Bnch and Johan~ I velt Bs the first American o?e1a, j und the fmals ate scheduled dul' Troubadours, ~n te rna t .ona l Rela - on the t=~ rt o.r the stu~nts . -I ball team and was named to the nes Brahms. ,a grout> of sac1·ed will const!tute the th ird poruon of 1ng intermission a t t he dance Sat all-State court quintet last year. renditions 1 n c I u. d I n g Professor the ....cho irs concert. Written for a urday night. The fra ternities will National Topic John A. G1·ahnm adapta tion of Fed- ral theatre production, the sing in alphabetical order o,. He has won three varsity mono s grams in football, and has been a an old English carol. Negro and ballad a ttained widespread popu- t. The number me~bers In 01 varsity basketball man since his India n tunes and the patriotic 1arlty after a radio rendition by each rlee club m ust be bet een 1 Debaters Meet Erskine Monday sophomore year. He was a mem "Ballad for Americans" will be Paul Robeson. and was used to 1Z and 18 excludlng t.be dar.:t.or. ber-at-large on last year's Athletic included in t he performance. open the Republican National con- . Entries containing the ll.st. I 5 ot council, and is a member or the which wUl be. offered as a volun- ve?,tion last summer. .. membel's lind the two selections to After 2 Wins on Southern Tour Monogram club. ODK. the 13 club tary UntversJty assembly at 11 Negro RhaP8ody. compo·cd be sung, accompa nied by a , 2 en- a nd Alpha Tau Omega social fra a. m . e'3peclallv fo1· the Westminster try tee can be t urned into H Idle this week after a sb~-day Southern when they participated 1 0 ternity. .. The con c~.rl will be opened with choir by Leopold Stokowski. ~ ll l Forgy at the Sigma Chi hou~ Southern t rip which saw them win in a, non-decision debate. taking I at Fuller. a Junior In the academic •. Cruclftxus. .. by An lon~o .. Lotti. open ~~e ftnal pa~ t of the p1 o- uny tune uudl Ma rch . On t hat lwo out of three tlcci:;ion debates. the negative side of the question. 8 school. is captain of this year's Benedlctus. from Llszt s Missa J gram. Water Boy, a Negro work dale all othar " Uti'Y appllCilUOI,s Washington and Lee's vMsiLy d~ Tuesday all t.hree ol the squad wrnt Into action against the Uni varsity wrestling team. He was Choralls.'' •·come Blessed Rest," bY song by Avery Robinson. nod musL be tumed ~ between 9 a be.ters will return to action Moo Bach. and "0 Savio ur Throw the ''Navajo War Dance," a rranged and noon a t Sam Rayder's o fn~l . day a fternoon when they meet a versity of Mississippi in two non captain of the freshman mat squad t wo years a1o. and shared val'llitY Hea ve ns Wide," by Brahms will for t he choir by Arthur Farwell in Lhe S tudent Union building e team from Erskine college of decision debates in which Hobson high point honors with Barney round out the flrst part of the from a Navajo melody, will com- J udges ior the sing will be. an- South Carolina.. and Ashcraft argued the neaative Fal·rier last year. Undefeated in program. plete the concert. uounccd uesday Monday's debate, which will be side in an afternoon session and 1 HobSon and Clendaniel took the his three yea rs of meet competi Professor Graham's e!\mposl- The Westminste r group. con- Dance tickets· may be see red held in the Student Union build· tion here, he won the Virginia tlon. "Out ol the Orient Crystal dueled by Dr. John Finley Wll- .1 t the ~&dvanee Hale prteeu of lng, will be on the nat.ionnl debate atnrmatlve stand that night. speak next Tuesday evening a t 7:30 in State AAU 136-pound champion Skies," will be rendere~ as part Hamson, will come to Lexin~ton $2.26 untll Friday, Marob !4. On topic : "Resolved. that the nations The ftrst decision debate of the ship last year after pinning ftve Lee Chapel on, "A Britisher Looks of the famous choirs .. second from Richmond, where perform- the I SUa, the tickets wm coet of the western hemisphere should tour took place Thursday when foemen in a two-day tourney at J at American Democracy." Follow P'OUP of selections. Joeeph a nces wUl be given Monday after- $l oo for the afternoon eta form a permanent union." Hobson and Ashcraft won a Judges' Richmond. but dropped an over Came Seeklnl' a RC!!Unc Place.'' noon and night. a.o'd $1.75 for tbe 9 to 12 daDO:.,~ Three members of the debate decision over a team representing ing the lecture. Mr. Hughes wlll lead an open forum discussion in time decision to Indiana's mat CollecUon of lOU's and hancillng squad. Cha rlie Hobson. Hugh Ash· the University of Kentucky. The captain in the ftrst round or the Comm1.nders Plav To·•i(fht of finances Is under the direction craft. and Ken Clendaniel, return W&L team a rgued the negative the lounge at the Student Union belinning at 8:30. He wUl speak National intercollegiate tourney Mermen Name • • ·~ • of John S towers while decorations ed to Lexington Sunday after a. side. at Chicago last April. He Is a • At Lcxtngton Barthday Ball will oe handled by Junie Bishop. week's tour of the aouth. during With Hobson laid up by illness. on the strength and weaknesses of r U. s . democracy. member-a t-lallle of thls year's asper Captam I Lexington's "President's blrth- 1Th e IFO hopes Lo get some deco- which they debated at nve south Ashcraft and Clendaniel debated Athletic council, a member of J (.lay ball" wlil be held in the pine rations from Fred Lynch, Philn- em colleges and universities. at Centre on Friday, arguina the ODK, the CotUlion and "13" clubs Evans Jasper, junior from Glen- room of the Mayflower hotel at delphia decora~or . who dresses the Two of the debates in which the negative side. and lost a Jud1es' Has DisaJ, antages and Phi Kappa Pal social fratern coe. Ill.. was chosen by his team- 9:30 o'clock tonight. Arranged by a gym for all dance sets. team took part were non-decision decision. ity. mate:s to lead the 1942 Washington I Kiwanis club committee under the Wltb second act rebeanala a.nd all were on. U1 e national topic: Saturday night in Lou18vllle Establishment of the new nine and Lee varsity ~> wimmi ng squad chairmanship of Riley Smith. CllmpleLed, Fred Farrar, Troah Re! olved. that t he nations of the Ashcraft and Clendaniel argued Forensic Union man committee was authorlJied by Immediately after the Duke meet W&L backfteld coach. the dance president announced today that western hemisphere should fo1m a the amrmatlve and won a judges' the Board of Trustees earlier th1a Wednesday night in Durham. will be informal and wlll last un- the TroubadouNt would Pret~ent permanent union. decision from the Univel'llity of month after being recommended Coach Cy Twombly announced. t il 1:30 a. m. Music for the affair, ;~ Service" , T bunda1 aad Hobson and Ashcraft. led off the LoulsvUie team. Against by the 16-man committee which 13 14 Decides J asJJe r Is in the academic school which will beneftt the national ~day, March and • Car- tour last Monday a t. Birmingham (See DEBATERS, Pace 4) met to discuss Waahlnaton and and a mem ~ r or Beta Theta Pi. drive against Infantile paralysis. ~~n . lime wiU be either 7:30 or Lee's athletic policy in January. After swimming free style on the will be supplied by the VMl Com- I C. l 8.00 p.m . ~ Fa1 rar saJd. 150-Lb. Football tank squad or New Trier high manders. Forgy, publicity director ot the Flying Cadets I Marine Corps Training • · I I-F sing. asked ft·aternitles to co- - By the slim margin of 10-9 the school at Evanston, Ill.. Jasper operate with their glee clubs and Offered W &L Students Forensic Union voiced the opinion Dickey Elected Presid~nt came to W&L In 1938 and was at its meeting Monday evening one t.hc mainstay!. of Twombly's U · · S 11 100 A to support Lhe weekend program' ot tltversaty e s cres Army Will Test Lieutenant Harry H. Garver will that 150-pound foo tball will not Of Local Phi Beta Kappa freshman team lhat year. J A tract of 100 acres on lop of so lhaL the Interfraternity sing be on the campus next Friday to be advantageous to the Washing Phi Beta Kappa's local chapter Last yra1· Jasper was a con- Mill mountain In Roanoke. takl'o 1 mlrrht become an annual event. AI- in terview students interested in ton and Lee athk'tlc setup, there elected Dr. Robert W. Dickey pres • sistent point gainer in the 220 and 1 over bY the t]nlverldty several yeat·N though t?e l·~hhasi been ::SS time to Students Here applying for training for commia by overthrowing the government. iden t. for 1941-42 a t its meetinl 440-yard events for the varsity. MO tor a mortgage debt which It ~repar; or e s n~ th ye:r· ·•we sions in the Marine Corps reserve. The case of the opposition or Monday niaht. Other omcers choe Twombly converted Jasper into a held against It, h as been sold. IL UCJpe or .. n;.ore en r~e~ th year President Gaines announced today. en a t that time were Dr. Ptt11erald 1 For Air Corps the prevalllng side was presented dash man thls sc!llon, and he was announced this wetk. Tht' um ns~. Ol'll'Y sta e . Two opportunities exist for stu by Walter B. Van Gelder, who Flournoy, vice-president and Pro· came through with ftne perform- , PI Opel'tY was purchased by J. B. J s~vera l Washington and Lee dents seeking commissions In that gave eight reasons for his stand. fessor A. R. Coleman. secretary ances ln the 100 free style and his Fishburn. who turned it over lo St :p S~-h k students wUl take the Uniled branch of the service accordln1 to He said that the plan c1 > would treasurer. specialty, the 220-yard swim , never the city of Roanoke for use as a YOU rea S IStates ArmY Flying Cadet exam Marine Corps literature. The "Can not give a su1ftclent supply of Dr. Dickey ls head of the physics ftnl8hing less than second in the public park. Price of the sale was ination Monday and Tuesday, didat~s· Class" offers a three equipment. (2> would not be rec department. He succeeds Dr. Desha latter. not disclosed. At P·resbyterian Caplaln Lawrence S. Semans, pub- months' training course for se.niol'll ognized by the University, <3> as president of the Gamma chap licity agent for the Examining after graduation. Men taklnl that called for too informal practice ter. Boa rd. said today. course qualify for a commisslon which might result in numerous In addJtlon &o &be 17 a&IMieaC. Captain SeiD&DI llltervlewed after the thr~e-month period. InJuries. 141 dld not supply ade eleeted to Phi Beta Kappa u Student Dinner tn&ereated a&aden&a ln Payne A ''Platoon Leaders· class'' is quate coaching because the pro announced Tuetlday, two ...._.. open ~o sophomores and Juniors, posed coaches had other full-time were also chaMa. TbeJ are I Speaking on "The Christian A. C. Dr. Gaines Presents ~Iron Lung' Philosophy In the Present World :::m~~~~~:.te:mu::.... ~ edT:~ who take six- week traininl perioda Jobs. .Juqe a.ebanan, LL.B .• C1·tsls" the Rev. R . P. Stroup of hro Air Corps oftlcen, two medl- during each or two summer vaca claal of 1814, et Tuewell, Va., •at H • } Also the idea <5> would not give and D. Vance Guthrie, A.B. and Lynchburg last ni!{hl addressed a ... tions to qualtry tor a comml.ulon adequate ga te receipts In order to To Jack son M emort osplta :!no:~ ~.:~:!':-:. e:~:::. upon graduation from college. M .A.. el.. of 1804. Mr. G•&brle gathering or 58 Washington and wiD come to Le:dnrton pay all expenses. C61 did not rur- rrom Lieutenant Ga ver will make his Ia prof.... r ol pbntea a& Lo•laJ .es Next ur ay .Le e studl'nt.s following the second Lanrley Field Monday. EquJp- 18ee FORENSIC UNION, Pqe 41 ana State uaJ•eni&J. Ceremoru Th sd Presbylerlnn Student dinner IlL the headquarters a t. tbe ReiJistrar's of At M tt menl for p~alcal examinations nee during h iS Washington and nl' Ft anc l~ P . Galn!'s wUI r. rl'· l Or. William Ho'/t. faculty ad- ay ower hotel. wtu be ~eta» in the BOTO room Lee visit. rent TKI's $1250 "Iron lung" to viRer for the honora1·y biology so- Pr ai~Jlng the admtrablr courage at VMJ. All Parts Cast 0 thr .JocltKon Mt'morlnl hospital or Icleiy , t xpressed hlmseH a 'J Wl'll I ' tl'le B dli~>h who even now are Applicants must be unma rried Lexuwton ner.t Thmsday nfli>r- pleased with the result.'! of thl' planning the rrbutldln~-: of n mod- male citizens between twenty and Comradeship Spirit noon at 4 pre!lltlrnt Blll Flttl•,otdl H ld " TI ern and mol·e hralth Cul London twenty-six years or age inclusive, • rnm1-B 1~t n . e sa · le s 1lor , n. rt ... r tl1n last Ge " bo b h M k WQ'L G tl111l01tn('l'd toda\' Thl' hra I• ()( lh" Iti me In which thl' money Wn'J " ,, • rm.. n m aa who are in excellent health and a es ~ reat, Troubadours Set March 13 vn1·1ou'l oreanl~n 1 I 0•1'l In l ":K ino- l'allled Is Indeed grnllCyln" and fnllf'n. he then Clltlcized their aim have completed a manlmum of two ton nnd throu llOUI. P.OI'kbrldq'' ITKI extends lls thanks t"c; stu~ 0~ l!~corpOiatlnf! Info earh nt'w full years of college work. or who Gaines Tells Alumni For ~Room Servt·ce' Debut ------d•nt'l and faculty meml>ei'J of h m a l.errrctcd bOmb proof she!- a re able to pa.'IS a n educational ex- W&L. and to all other lrdlvldlln'" I tr rl a'l ~In·~ reprt'sentntive of t he a.mlnallon which Includes history, ! One of the traditions that makes 0 85 By-l:twb to s~ E tfor:"d nne! o'rganlzntlons that cou' rlbutl'd tc~ "nnl '' to wor a perma- geography, mather!latlcs throuah Washington and Lee grea t Is the The Troubadours moved Into 1 n ·1 .. Th d I • •-~.. t •e n~ poli<•v among Ull' na tions of trigonometry. and physics. spll'lt of comradeship President hllh ge"r lhls afternoon when m nor aws and Improve the ron- Ulll R •t' h . vt cc:-r r r~ ' d rnt of t o lh e d 1 ve. e r VP \lill'l ..,., un tht• rnrth 1 • ... tlnulty of the acttn1. In Oclobe1·, and ~ he "lron-lun"" 1 .. · Men who are subject lo call un- ' Gaines told members or t.hc re- they completed rehearsals for the Harrell Morris, a Junior In the Tt: l, t,·rJav a nnr,uncrd th·\t the 1 oMOf'tA ol the or :tu n '!!a't~ n ln ardv:-d In LPxlngton the latter I No lastln~r 1 ea.rr can ever be der the selective Service Act may organized Roanoke chapter of the second acL of " Room Service." Commerce school, waa chosen to tlndnd tr t n fe re~> Artlrlr IV, part o! January at which lim" ll ntlhlcvt>d t nt 11 I h~ conQuered a nd make application for Flying Cadet Alumni M&oelatlon W~nesday finished casunr olJ parts. and seL play the part of the ~nator • SHtlon 2 of thr hy.Jaws: part pavment had bern made on rhe ronqut> ror:~ Rllkf' approach the t ralnina, and It accepted, takt- this nlglll. an opening date for t heir ne w which has been open since casun1 Sl't'tl ~u '! noad!) n~ ronow'l: 1 1 ~ . l>t-nc~ tablr with o. OhrtsUan a ttl- training in place of the mllltory Edward H . Ould, vtce-presLden t play. ror the play begt.n . To play the AbHntf'fl from Pr 'Cttlar ntr~ t n hll.ll bet'n on d!Mplny In lh•· l•tdc ond n. desiJ·e !or a peace based tralnlna or the draftee. of the FlrsL National Exchange Thursday. Match 13. Is the date part of the Doctor. Boyd has re- lnJJ!I-Any act:vr mrntiM'r "'h O lobby of the Student Utllon bullcl - on lhP Ideals and prlnclplt> ~ taught Under the f'xpanslon program or bank of Roanoke, was Plected pres- on which lhe comedy of Broadwa y tnlned two men, Jack Lanlch and lfl ab'ltut from thrf'e ~&'U lar lntl si n~ January, and contribu- bY Chrl~t Thinking men the world the Army Air Corps, 12.000 pUols !dent of the chapter a t the meet- show llle will open In Lexington. Edward D'Emlllo. both of whom meetl~!l durl nr one roll •f atr lions wt-re alvf'n by many who on ovrr knew bl'fOI'I' thP Ink WM dry ll. l'e lo be trained annually, re- log, the ftrst held by alumni of The Troubs wlll repent rhelr per- llre workina reaularly at aU re- ytoar tAr tldf' I. Rtoctlon l bv on thE' putt or Versailles lhtu soon sulllng In a demand for many ap- Hoanoke In nearly nve years. form"nc ... te•••l on"• after the hear""'-. or PB!:." I nv b v ob ~rrv,. d t I II' metlwn•t· ld ..A b 11 1 " ...... , "" '"'"" law"l w lhn•at v 11ld f'"'C'U f for of lhe htniJ. men wou .,.. em I'O td n a more ptl{'nnts for F'lylna Cadet tralnl11g. Dr. Gaines' talk followed a n ad- opcnma. with a show Frida y, Larry Himes. who playa lhe part frlt.'l hb rl &'bts to ml'mb•'r'ihlp t>hodv und mutt' \\Mtrful con- Cnptaln Semans pointed oul. dres.c; by Alumni Secretary Cv March 14. ln order that dntea tor of Binion, a Broadway producer. d hu t nd U {)(' n t no wrt'IUJ nntlflcatoon Campaign mannliCI'II BurdI' Olct thr truth or their prophecy Voun1. who urged alumni to takf' the lnterfrawrnrty \\t'ekend might recovert'd from an arm InJury conner llnd Hal Smith annount d Ill evident lodov brcauqc t hill wos Overton C:tlls Graham-Lee an acllve Interest In the Unlver- 1Join the audience and returned to reaular rehearsals lhl' Judic-IArY Co mmlt~rr 'I hi\'I 1 n t uct tt't> l:irc rt tary t.o drop P nl. different J)flrents or W&L not u Pf'ftt<' but nn armistice of slty. " We all took somethtna away t Havln1 flnlshed rehearsals ror nftcr an absence of a. week. hi• n'lme from the rolls. '\IUdPnl!l had contrlbul~>d to th ~> t xhaua~!on and o li'I'A.ty or ven- Socil! ty Meeting Monday from W&L: let's put something the second acL two day!! ahead or BoYd expressed himself as pleas fund. 1'hl' drive ~> lnrtrd wllh th • Rl'tmce. Dr SttouJ' continued A meetlne or the Graham-Lee back." he said. schedule. Director Ed Boyd an- ed with the work of Miss sue S200 conlrlbullon from all l8 fl'll· "Tht' only hopP ror n Chrlatlon lltei'IHY society wUI be held In the Declaring that "ldealts111 Is what nounced that work would bt'lln on Slmp!.on. Ml'll. Elizabeth Rea Jlm rot•ntY wl'llrh <'ontrlbu• · d In thP ~~~~!~s t~~ ~~~ c~~~~~ ~~by01~~~~~~ ordered world" nccordlng to the Forensic Union room of the Stu- hns given W&L Ill areat dlsllnc- the third. and ftllal. net this after- Stanfll!'ld, and George Parton' who flvl' month <'flrn ·ulwn drive hov ~> 0 ~ Poker "Is to ix' found Jn the dent UnJon bulldlna on Monday tinction. .. Or. Gaines said that the Inoon . Boyd expects to have this has taken over I he lea dina role of l'rrn r<~ krtl tu l.lf' Pl1' .Pnt nt the mas lime A li'IL of the fontrlbu wllltnPm•·' to fi i\CIIfiCt' on lhP Pllrt ev<'ning lmm dlately nfler the t'el- spirit of RobelL E. Lee ill felt on ftnished by the middle of next Faker Enelund, rPplaclna Mike cttremonles which will oflklnllv tOI'!I \(Ill llktlv 00 publlllhed In the of hl ·h-prlnclplcd men every- ular meetlna ol the Foreru;Jc Union. the W&L campus and that he week, at which tlml' thP ca11t will watt. watt waa rorced to ~· bdn.c tt· • K Urrr~· ful rim t> to n m•ar future. Smith announcrd whnt' ·• Thl!i rn<'etlnlls In place or the on~ would not trade Lee's connection work on the entire play aa a unit. Unqulsh his p11rt in the play when a · lo~ . M' ml>rrli of TKr and all This l'VPnina TKI will luc:r a••• AI Snyder, president of the W&L called for Wednesday nllihL which with the school for the cndow- 1B y savlnv one week in which to he transferred to Northweslt'rn olin,, lnl• l <' lt'd nn.• lnvltl'd to the Its ranka whtn ll lnlllatp, 20 atndt>nt body, Introduced tht> was postponed. AI Overton, presl- ment of any colleae or university Isee the play aa a whol<', Boyd will ' unJvtorally at the end of th e last 11 3tht•rluw. I See lllON LUNO, Pa,-e tt l vrukcr denL of lhe organization. &nld. In the countJ y have sumctent tim to Iron out semcsu-r. levelled at us every rime we turn around, it is W~t iiug-tum J~i particularly hard to get uncolored facts and even harder to avoid being ..car ried abou t The Fifth Quarter • Washmgton anJ Lee University CAMPUS COMMENT • • with every wi n~ of doctrine." For example, By Pete Barrow, Jr. Duke to Win Tournament; Pinck, Semi-Weekly t IliS · morn·m g ' s mm· 1 broug ht .. press reI e ases " from th e American Youth Congress, which ------Gary Included on All-State Team FIESTA ROOM : First there was cozy." The maid excused herself deplores the "ominous overtones of growing the Pine Room at the Mayflower. and darted ou t. By Dick Wright J:\\\U iot d G lll V~II. Jit) Ptt'\\ war-hysteria in whid1 America is no longer More recently. Nick Graff of the ··she certainly t ooled me." said ------C>wrobulor of neutral, but has become a non-belligerent par· Southern Inn. has announced the Dodo. "The whitest darkey I ever Alter hearing the scores of the r oster. at one ruard position, oPenIng ot a saw." ball games played last night nl and Bob Gary. Washlnrton and Collc~tole Di5major portion or lhls Lt-e. !lt the other. formed' Student Defenders of Dernocracy u rg- men i down- WEEVUES AND KNEEVUES : A t Published every Tue.sday and Friday of Lhe colle stairs, c a 11 e d certain Phi Bete who writes a column Is practically obsolete. bu We can't figure out yet Just why ing more aid to the British "to make their own the F e s t a good column on economics else- we'll let it go Bob Gary was left off the Virginia aiac.e year. Entered at the LexlnK tOn, Vlrgtnla, post 1 .. •s pag tl anyhow. We lost All-btate team this year. Gary has omce as second-class mall matter. d emocracy more rea I-a n d to k ecp t h e I n vad · Room. whe r e on t '" e. recen Y re- a ked "Don't thl k th · to the Keydrls. dellnltely played 1\S good ball as cr from their sh ores." T his institu- m r : n ere s any- Howard Do b- any other man on the Big Blue National a.dvertismg represeot.attve: The National tlon Is design ed body who'll disagree with us when Advertising Service. Inc., 420 Mndlson Avenue, New Independent thinking isn 't easy, b ur it's for small cozy we say VIrginia was the best to bins ended hts !'QUlld thls year. and rates at least York Clty, New York. worth t h e e ff orr. pat·ties of sev- hit the S tate i n a 10 ng tim e. · · · .. baskebnll cnl'rer onr first team berth In three years Subscription $3 .10 per year, In advance In a blaze o o! stellar play for Washington and era! couples Ol' The above comment coot.alns Its glory, and we Lcr Who says McCann Is a better BILL BUCHANAN ...... Editor more. It. Is ex- own ridicule. It took a truly stunt- have a brother ball-handler than Gary? Wahr- Hell Week VMI HOMER A. JONES. JR...... Business Manager tremely taste- ed perception to even endure that at which mnn. "College Topics:· and a few fully furnished. hogwash for two h ours. Since this will m a k e It othl'rs. Well take vanilla. Now that a month-long H ell Week h as fi - and 1s decorat- particular fellow managed it. rather hard to Editorial Board nally petered out we can once more pat our- ed in the Mexl- cwh lch was more than we could live the Blue de- By the time this r oes to press, Bayard Berahaus. Fred Farrar. AJ Fleishman, Bob . d L B ca. n manner. do>. we can't help but admire him. feat d w n . no North Carolin a should have won Steele, Latham Thigpen se l ves o n t h e b ack t h at W as hmgton an ee arrow Even tamales It would seem , however, that he 0 a close one from Duke. W&L matter how you 1\lana,inr Edltore Ius f o II owed t h e trend away f rom t h e blac k - are available. might have the good taste not to look at lt. should have eked out a win Ned Burks and Bob campbell and-blue paddling routine. The just-initiated 19U has Indeed been a. year of discuss It In prln~. Wrlaht Everybody Is ovttr the Keydets, Wake Forest 5 may be the winner over Wil Copy Editor Desk Editor freshmen are Undo ubtedly spending their expanding social opportunity. All for Hudson Bn.y Company, of the oplalon that Duke should liam and 1\tary, and the Spiden Walt Downle Marshall Johnson we haven't seen It yet, but if ten spare moments of thoughtfulness in evolving IIAYSEED: Dodo Baldwin went straight masterpieces by Paul wiD the touraament easily now. will have lost to South CaroUaa. News EdJlor t evea oYer South Carolina, but If Tbert's bound to be an upeet Bud Levy excruciating little chores for next year's to New York last week. Munl over a period of en years. WUIIam aad Mary staya as bot ledges. On the face of It, that's a brave don't Justify our a.ssumptlon that as the lrul.laaa were aralnst the scmtwhere bere and It mtrht Sports Editors P thing for Dodo to do, since he It'll be good. no assltmptlon is Jus- Deaeooa. tbe tournament may rome In the VMI-W&L tilt If Dick Wrlgbt and Ray Whitaker Let's hope, though , chat when this time comes from Kentucky and Is un- tlftable. ftnd a Vtq1nla team re Ung at the "Dobber's'' knl'e burkles. Even lf the Gtnerals do ret to Edltorlal Assoelales next year comes they will remember the time , familiar with yankee ways. SHYLOCK : Week-end before tbe top wben tbe smoke clears Walter Browder. AI Darby, Joe Ellis, Dick Houska. the finale;. and wt have a fti'Y an d sleep they lost, and con fi n e their foolery On this particular visit. It seems last. Bud Skarda spent flfteen dol- from tbe sune of battle. We're good t'hanre. you can't depend Hudson Millar, Blll Noonan, Lou Shroyer. Ramsay · d ' d h Dodo had a da.te with a pretty Iars. IU5.00 ). all a t once. puiUnr for a Keydet win o\•cr Taylor. Ed Zelnlclter 1 1 on Dobbins to play three bard to unme tate Y aroun mea ours. . young yankee biddle. They visited His fraternity brothers figure South CaroUna tontrht. nights of basketball, and we are Reporters Professors are not always sympacheu c, or various night spots, and imbibed that In six more weeks h e will We sort of fell victim to a slight. here to say that Wasblnatoa Albury, Brown. Cahn, Clayton, Cronin. Davis, Eck. inclined to consider fraternity duties as justi· various Questionable northern bev- have stopped grousing about. To- nttaek of ptomaine poisoning after nnd Lr~ cannot win the South Oates, Hall, Johnson, Keller, MacCachran, McCoy fiable excuse for unprepared lessons. The erages. t h day. however. he shows no signs of the Wahoo ball game the other em conference basketball cham McGraw. Moore. Pehiken, Putnam. Sacks, Shirk. i · d · · h · ·u At approx Im a e Iy 4 a . m. e easing Off . nigh t and missed the bon.t last ls- plc;nship without the servtces or Talbott, Thomas, Thompson. Williams louses tntereste m uppmg t etr averages WI took the young lady back to her YOUNG LOVE ·. RWllOI' has it sue-we can't figure out whethrr <'aptaln Dobbins. We'll take rem em b er t h at n ext year. A n d 1'f t I1 ere ·ts sue h apartment. that Lat·ry Bradford ·s contem- it was bad food or the Wnhoos. To Carolina to uln tht Conrerenee BUSINESS STAFF 1 be perfectly frank with you. net- a thin g as human progress, this H ell Week " ~.on't you come up for a nigbt- plating having Janice over for ther of them are what you might In a breeze. t ven thourh we Advertlslnr 1\lana&er.. might like a "Dark IIo r~. " If Oscar C. Dunn. W. 0 . Shropshire may som e day develop from a period of slug- cap? she asked. both the spring set and finals. term conducive to good health. Dobbins Is ri{ht, the Genl'rals I f d f 1 · "Sho, sho," sa.ld Dodo, who was ''He's got more than any boy I Before retttnr around to the Promotion l\1anarer gery to a coupe O ays 0 vagary, s lOwm g ready to try anything. ever went with," she remarked re- conference tourney, which will will be the '·Dark llorse.'' Jack Barrie Fullback Juule Bishop Is to be real cleverness in their conception. once Inside the sitting room. cenlly. Some of the force Is taken be half over by the time this Assistant Advertlslnr Manaren COlll'lntulated on his selection to the young lady excused herself. out of this, however. when we re- piece or copy roes to press, lrt Phi Beta Kappa. It's very seldom James 0 . LaPlante, Hlll Maury, E. F. RObb. Jr. "I'll be right back," she said. member wha t a naive creaiul"e she us remind you that the Wahoo Charles T. Sardesou. Ernest E. Smith that nn athlete distinguishes him "Make yourself at home." Is. and how few boys she's gone exhibition of "rotten sportsman- elf boLh scholasttcnlly and in the ClrcuJatlon Manartrs THE FORUM Dodo did so. He turned on the with. ship" the other nlrht was typl- spot·ting world. Washington and u. Ol'ey Flowers. Jr .. J oseph E. Lee mdio and opened a book. cal and deftnltely not unexpect- Lee Is mighty proud of Junle, and Subscrlptloa Maaarer At th is point. another girl walked SNAPSHOT: Dapper Mel Stev- eel. Dick Plack was rreeted with If lhe General roolbalJ team con ln. Being gentleman and a south- ens. the Phi Gam dynam, sitting wbea be breezed on Corneal B. Myers .•. A bout the South a "ea&ealla" tinues to produce men of the Aeeountaat emer, Dodo got up. In a chair In the bar at thte the floor and the din increased Lo..1lsvllle star's c.lllbre. the day From the Walle Forest Old-Gold and Black ''Good evening." he said. "Won't Boonesboro Country Club, wl h as tbe ball rame wore on. Some George R. Eshelman \H' can call any athlete at W&L a you sit down? Here, let me ftx Scarlett O'Hara In his lap. of the eraeu that were pass nt A recent addition to the books about the He looked up a nd spoke to us "Mumble-bum" ts too far In the you a drink." as we entered. around coneernlnr "those lousy February 28. 1941 South by Southerners is one by an alumnus of d~tant future to even think about. The youn, lady protested "Hello, Doc," he said. "Ain't she Mlnkt," unquote, were almost Agnln. Washington nnd Ll'e Is Wake Forest College, on e who took part on strongly. Nor would she sit down, slckenlac but 1 ruess we'll Just mt~h ty 1-l'Oud of Junie Bishop. the publications while a stude nt h ere, editing which struck Dodo as peculiar. the cutest thlng. · · ·" have to comider the source. 'fhe swimm::rs went dowa to The Choir After a long argument, however, WILD MAN:
VMI Parades to 39-32 Win THB PHI Champion Stickmen Open As Generals Bow Out Again P~:,~~~v.~s!~:se!!~:day I F • t R d f T Sophomores Offsets Loss of Five Key Men n trs oun o ourney .. :'":::~ . ·~:,::.;::·~h~ =. ·!:-:, -=..::--.,...J: . S 14 * Febna&r)' 28, 1941 Pace Three pions ot the Dlxle League and Hendenon, Bayard Berrbau, D 0 bblOS COres ' ------""!"'"------gunning fOl' their third title In a and Frank La.MeUe, tbe IaUer Statistics of v t d , ,..., G row. wm hold their lnittal prac- retUJ'Illq to action af ter • Paces Blue Attack; I ~ es er ay s ~ ourney ames UNC, v Ml Threats tlce of the forthcoming season year'• ab.ence. Fred Farrar, and W&L ( 3~ ) G F PF TP I Richmond (32) G F PPTP next Monday afternoon, Sh erman Bob Scbults are tbe lettermen Duke Upsets UNC Pinck. r...... 2 1 2 5 Pitt, t ...... 4 2 1 10 Henderson. ca ptain of the squad. wbo will probably oeeapy two Slgna tgo. r ...... 2 o o 4 Erickson. c ...... 6 o 1 12 Matmen Vt·e for Conference Tt.tle announced today. posttlou on the close defense, Un:tblt' t t c Hudson. f ..•..... 0 0 1 0 Jones, c ...... 1 4 2 Tbe Roekbrld(e Coanty fair- wbUe tbe battle for the Y&Alallt 0 5 o • pene ra te succ s • Dobbins. c ...... 6 2 1 14 Thlstlewalte. c .... 0 0 0 0 In Tourney Today Tomorrow rrollllO ban been tentat.ln ly alot will be a tou-ap bet ween f ully a tig ht VMI defe nse, Cuttino. g, f ...... 1 2 1 4 Crisman, c ...... o o o o ' set aa tbe pradlce field, bat all Latb&m ThJoen, Bob Steele, \'i./ I d L , b k Oary, g ...... 1 1 0 3 Humberl. g ...... 2 2 1 e candidates for tbe team wUl be and eopbomore Larry Galloway. as ungcon an ee s as e. Ligon. g, r ...... 1 0 3 2 Glragoslan . g . . ... 1 0 1 2 Washington and Lee's varsity &ors wbo bear watcblnc. L. E. noUftecl defbtltely by the end of The main candldates for th e . Wholey g wrestling team opened Its bid for Lat ta, who won from Ed Wan tbe week. cl"'"' attack positions ..... be vet- rcers p u II c d d own t h e c u rcam · · · · · · · · · 0 0 0 0 Southern conference laurels when b det al& In ~ " ' 11 Totals ...... 13 6 8 32 Jacobs. g ...... o o 1 o Y a tbe 145-poand Though hlt hard ln several key erans Pete Pridham, carter Refo, o n rhcir 1940-41 cage season VMI F PF TP the matmen entered the t\rst mateh between Daridson ud positions by graduation, the Blue and Alec Simpson, and sophomores 1391 0 I . I I h K d round ot the tourney thls ELfter- WctL several weeu ap, ud will have a wealth of material on Lou Shroyer and Gordon Lons . Ed asc n •g t t w 1en t e cy ecs Stumpf. t · · · · · · · · 3 3 0 9 Tola.ls . . . · .. ... 14 4 9 32 noon at Colleae Park, Md. The E P Hippe tbe beavy wbo ha nd Absent from the lineup this 1 Woodward t 2 o 2 4 ftn ,_ .... be h ld ol ht • · ' · Boyd, former All-Maryland prep c I imin:lletl them 39·32, in the · · · · · · sem1 • a.., .., 11 e to g • punned Allor, are two of tbe yea r wlll be John Alnutt. Lat school goalie. will probably take r. f I h O'Keefe. t. g · · · · · · 0 0 1 0 South CaroUna 141 l G F PP TP while the ftnal round wlll be staged WUdcata' bHt men. Duke'• Young. and Eddie Halsllp, who over the net duties that were va- MSt ro und o t 1c Sour e rn Shomo. f ...... 0 0 0 0 Lofdahl t 4 2 o tomorrow. Weedle Huffman 1a a skad 185 d ~ d Pa 1 G Thomas. f ...... 0 0 1 0 ...... 1 1 ,__,_ •- ... lnJ ..-1 a- •.. Y were gra ua • an u our- cated by the graduation of Lot co n f l' rc nn~ rourn.::y a t Raleigh, Westmorela nd. f .. 4 1 1 9 au.w .. ,...e .... ._...... ern pound wrestler. don a nd Jack Read whose heavy Young. In the event that a new Williams. c · · · · · · · 1 0 1 2 Lytle, c ...... 4 2 2 10 COIIferenee meft aln ee 1931. Ma ryla nd omcl.als have received curricular activities will keep them aoalie can be developed, however, N.C. Foster. g · · · · · · · · · 6 1 3 13 Boskle. g ...... 4 o o 1 Vlllaeeed o.t the Geaeral mat- 58 entries from elJht achools. lnacllve. But with eight lettermen Boyd will return to his old mid- 4 The fourth-H•edcd 0 en era 1s Sotnyk. g · · · · · · · · · 1 0 9 Dunham. g ...... 2 0 1 4 men by a 3!-ZI IC!Oft. UNC and UNC. VMI. W&L. Maryland, North back from last season's champions. fteld ~rtb , 1o which spot he 2 2 weren't lhe only ones surprised In Smith. c · · · · · · · · · 0 0 Anderson, g ...... 0 0 1 o D&Yidaoa were t he elosest com- Carolina State. and Davidson are and with at least three sophomores s alned Dixie recognltlon laat sea- the nrst round or the to11rnament, petlten for the two I~ entering full teams, Duke h&s ftve on hand with previous prep school son. 16 7 8 39 for Nor th carolina ·s mighty Tar Totals· · · · · · · · · 18 lfluada with seYen pointe eaeb. men entered, and Richmond has experience. prospects are far from ------H!'els. IC'd by all-American George Hulf-tlme score- VMI 22. W&L Totals ········ ' 5 8 41 Coach Mathis and his eight th ree. unfavorable. Ghmnck and overwhelming favor- 14. Wake Forest wrestlers left Lexington yesterday Coach Monk Farlnholt. tonner 1341 0 Seton HaU Trounces Briga Hr-; to co> top honors a t Raleigh, Free t hrows missed - Plnck 2, F PF TP mom lng. Following a. Ught work- I M L L _ member of the Olympic team and The W&L freshman basketball ml't defeat at the ha nds or the Dobbins 2. Cuttino. Poster 3. Convery. r · · · · · · · · 2 0 0 4 out yesterda y. the General mat- • Bas ~~tetCNJII who has guided his charges to their 1 team lost to Seton Hall prep Dukl' Blue Devils by a 38-37 score, omctal.s-Pa ul Menton 1 Balli- Ray. f · · · · · · · · · · · · 0 2 2 men wrestled their preliminary twin Dlxle crowns. Is highly optl- 0 0 0 0 school Tuesday nlabt at Doremus in a tmm!' which had the crowd mot·e'. Men ·lll Knight cDurha m l. lt'lneberg, r · · · · · · · ma tches this afternoon. Betas NFU ml.sllc ove r t he approaching ca m- Gym. 66 to 48. For the ft rst time Wl ld wit h excitement. Cline. c · · · · · · · · · · 6 2 2 14 On paper. VMl a nd North Car- ' S, pa.lgn and foresees another top- 1 this year a fast breaking ol!ense Oth••r nrst round found North Ca rolina llil G F PF TP Lougee. g · · · · · · · · : oUna. the two teams unbeaten ln notch W&L aggregation . ~am es ~ ~ 1 has been used here as the tall William and Mary's vastly im - RoM!, r ...... 6 2 1 14 :~~::; gg ... . .•.... ~ 0 2 0 conference compethltlonl. stack up Phi Psis, ATOs At praent tbe schedule Ia not New J ersey Learn. paced by Chet · w Pessa.r t 2 0 0 4 ' · · · • · · · · · as stronaer than t e B ue by vir- oomple•-. bu• t.be nucleus o.. tbe proved I n dlan d ownm~ ake I · ·· · · · · · · · t ue of having better balanced line- "' " '" Gabriel's 25 points. pUed up a bll Fore!lt 52-:l
1orlltled In all positions, and if Eddie Marx, who broke his leg club at their Washington's Birth- u usua l, while FeUx Bre!llart Is lhe injured leg of freshman Eddie In the first. freshman game of the day meeting last Thursday nl~t h t. . a scream as Lamarr's pop, · · · :\-Inu: comes around. lhe Generals ~eason last fall against SMA. has Dr. J ohnson said that the first Oscar Domolka is the blr bad othculd present one of their best been coming along well with his presiden t was not a great general. commissar and funny In a Com W&LFencers backfteldu In recent years. Injury thus tar. according to not a man of superior Intellect. no•·J munistlc rort of way... · Eve Backfield Coach Riley Smith Smith, but will be kept from any a great statesman. Jurist. orator or Arden plays the !unart-J(rl ~ · sa1d yesterday that the ro!\chinr heavy work until the fall. Marx Is writer In comparison with the First t ime since "Ecstasy" .... To Meet UVa. staff plans this year to have held In high regard by the coach- grea t of ancien t times. of his own porter. but lco:u1 awfully washed backs who can be shifted from ing statT, and it his inJury turns generation or of modem Urnes. but up to o11r eyes.... Plenty of 1 one &pot to another. Bobby out all right he should be lnvalu- that he was the most needed man fun all throurh the ret>ls. with For First Time Piock, captain of the squad, who able In the back:t\eld. where the of h is time and the most valuable a ccuplt' of outstandin g- runny \\'nshln(llon and Lee w1 1l race playtd solely at the blocldor coaches plan to alternate h im be- 1 In his contribution to success be· - scenes.... VIrginia In the first fencing me!'t 1 back post last sea50n, will play tween fullback and tailback. cause of ''the solid elements" of For instance, watch the one ., e1 held l.,(>twePn the two colleces at fullback as well next fall. There will be plenty of ma- character. h o n e s t y . slncf'rlty . where the tanks chase Oilble and on Saturday afternoon at 3:00 Dick 1\layo will also be alter- terlal available at aU backfield straightforwardness. faith. devo- Lamarr and company, the ont' at o dock In Oort'mns gym. The Wa u t ~ d betwMn these two JH»U- PHIUons. At tailback there ts tlon to duty, Invincible courage and the foot of the tree at the end or hoo fencing team wa;; 01-ganized tions. J oe B au I' be r , Liron. Harry unselfishness. U1e street car llnt', a.1d the mar- ~evera l yeats ago :md •s considered Smith Wl\S high In his praise or Baurher. Ted Ciesla, and Dave Washington Jed the nation's •lage license antics.... Quite to be one of the best teams In the J oe Baugher. whose ball carrying RuseU. Ready tor wincback leaders Into cooperation. the la~k amusing.... S tory follows Oablr .,outh. Last Saturd ay t he VIrginia In scnmmages so far this week hU duty are Pres Brown, Floyd Me- or which Is the greatest danger to in his undercover work as an Laman and Gable mk~· tum.· out from ' Comra de X," appear· swordsmen beat the VM1 Cadets been \'ery good. H~ also said that Kenna, and Jack Roe.hle. Full- our republic today, Dr. Johnson American newspaper man who's in g at the State Monday. to g1ve each other "perfec1 lover" 18-9 Frank Socha. pile drlvlna fullback. baclu are Ptnck, Soeha, Mayo continued. Americans should not trying to smuggle uncensored Info smiles. (Courtesy Rockbmlgt' County News.) This lal.l week the Generals has been showing up well In the and Marx, and at the bloeldnr be divided among labor, agrlcul- out to h is newspaper.... He gets hnve been strt?sslng epee which Is p1acUce sessions. back spot are Paw Cavaliere, ture, capital and other divisions, plenty of trouble. tangles with Virginia's we.lkes\. weapon. The With freshman wrestling and Alan Brock and BaJ Mattox as but should give their whole-heart- Lamarr !which we can't consider blade wheeling Oencrnll; are in basketball already finished. the well as Pinck and Mayo. ed devotJon to t he country as n trouble> and ftnaJJy gets back to Freshmen Asked to Help Make better shape than ever before and squad was Increased by the tum- The squad has been scrimmag- whole 1·ather than to a tractional N. Y . in time for the baseball hope to upset the Wahoo team. :M out. or Harry Baugher, Jack ing a ll this week. and according to part or lt. the speaker concluded. I season .... Our stamp or approval Magazine ~More Representative. ' Captain Bill Mmchlsou said. Roel'lle. Dave Russell. Roger 8oth, the coaches have been doing very -- - is dusted oft for this one .... It's Tad Humphries and Dusty Mil and Ed Waddington. who have well. Hard work In the fo1·m of Washington Society been called another "Ninotchka" In a n at tom p t to mnk~ the I t hut the matcnnl submitted be been kept away from the gridiron Intra-squad scl'immaglng Is on but not so funny- we agree: It's southem Collegian more "J'CPI'e- thl' 11lUclllnl'l• original work. lar, who hnve been out due to sickness will complete the stx thus rar due to their pat'tlclpatlon the prog1·arn for the rest. of the The Washington lltel'RI'Y society like " Ninotchkn.'' not as goOd, but sentaUve of lhe wholr of W&L." Thigpen urged that all freshmen man team wi th Murchison , Lou In t hose winter spot'ts. On Monday, spring session as well as seven\! w111 hold a t·eceptlon for the For - good enough .... Wonder when Latham Thlf(pen. editor or the Iinterested in gaining represen ta Johnny Ligon a nd Lillard Atlor, practice sessions wtth VMI. enslc Union within the next two the Barrow wUJ fly back to Capls quarterly literary maguzine. lhis tlon In lhe Southern Collegian Pendleton. George Blackburn. and weeks in the lounge of the S tu- trano. 1 Alvin Aisenberg. The starting line- momlng urged all freshmen inter- should begin revising and prepar dent Union building, Dan Lewis, up will be: Murchison. Blackbum. ested In submitting material to get lng work immediately. Deadline on F • u • president of the organization an- I The meetln1 of the Execu and Millar In foil; Murchison. ! orenSJC DJ00 Iron Lung nounced today. The reception wiiJ in touch with him 1\t once work submitted by freshmen will Humph1les. nnd Blackburn in sa- tive committee of the Board of be a get-together period for the 1 "We are fbl)Cclally lnte•·ested in probably be Saturday, March 15. bre: Murchison. Blackbum. and Continued from pare one Continued from page one Trustees. which was to have material by freshmen. s hort He said. however. that all men members or the society and Its been held today has been post Aisenberg 111 epee. Officia ls of the nlsh sumclent room for practice pledges a t a meeting held in the possible pledges. stories. verse, or snthe." Thiapen considlring making con tributions meet will be from VMl. and t7l would defeat intramural poned until Frlctay, March 7. said. should see or telephone him as Chemistry building at 7:30. This -- The W&L blue and white blades football. He also stated that t here He pointed out thal. at'('Ordlng to ~oon as possible. year's class shows an Increase of it. Dr. James A. Moffatt or the Eng- ·we are especially Interested In meet the AMA swordsmen's 9-man was no reason for since the toll team th is afternoon in Dore- University Is not Jacking In ath one over last year's 25 new men. lish department. publlcntlon by setinll' work by freshmen this is Buford Conner announced thn.t For Winter the Collegian or work by men In- ~uo,'' he explamcd. "and hope to mus gym . Murchison was greatly leUc teams. nnal arrangements for the formal terested In the Mahan t\.ward will ft',tu:e tbeu· work throughout In responsible In roundmg the cadet Jack A. Henry presented the have no effect on their chances for a manner similar to that In which team while prepping there for the case of the government. givln1 banquet In two weeks are being Harris-Shetland T ~ ecJs last three years. The entire fenc- several points favoring the Idea. a prize. The only Mahan requlrt"- we dJsplayed the wor~ . of girls ln lng club will fence at th is time. He stated that it would give the made. J Winter Acce<.sories ment, Dr. Motratt emphasized. Is our Fancy Dress issue. The list of pledges is as fol- W&L's fencing team wa ~ Invited lighter students a chance to play as one of the seven teams to par- I rootball. that It would add to the lows: John Atwood. Fred Bauer, Woolen Socks tlcipate In the south Atlantic physical training program. and Bob Boatwright. George Calvert, Debaters French Painter Tournament lo be held in Wil- l Lhat It had military advantage Ln Dave Bamfo1·d. Earl Brown, Dave Jiamsburg on the 2lst-23rd of that It would keep those partlci Continued from pagr one> Burks, Fred Beny. Ralph Cohen, Arthur Silver's March. Other home meets havf' • paling physically fit. According to Hobson. the trio Hobt•rt E. Lee Hotel B id~. Speaks to Oub, been scheduled with VPI and Henry offered two solutions to Jim Davis, Ben Ditto. Leon Gar was particularly Impressed by lhe south carolina. the problem of the lack of space ber, Howard Greenblatt. Ewing reception and hospi tality occn.rded t01· pmctlce by proposing that time them a t Ole Miss. Discusses Art Humphrt!ys, Bryant Gillespie. III. ;==:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=.:::=c======::! be divided between 1~0-pound foot On the home front. another scr Robert Ewing. Scott Gilmer. Rob M. Pierre Da.w·n. French palnler. J-M Basketball bnll a nd freshman football In the ert Leake. Ed Lyons. Jr.. AI tlon of the debate squad also who now has his studio at Rock- fall since the freshmen only have a emeraed victol'ious when Bill Ann Michaux. Jr., Jim Norton , Bob I brld~te Baths. a few miles from Continued from pare three five week schedule or that 1~0 - Jones, Herman Reynolds, Dave A. C. MILLER strong and Joe Ellis defeated a Lexington. delivered a. talk In pound football be played In the team representlna Wake Forest In French on the development of Psis found a handsome lead JJnred spring. Wood. Henry Schewe!. J obn Reyn 2 Tucker Street the second home debate of llw olds. Jr.. Robert Seal. and Henry COAL painting. empha.c; lzlng the modem to one point. at halftime after lhP.lr The OllPOSllion was supported on Yonge, aeason. the first belnll lo.st to the period. at a meetin g or the Pr<.'nch second team had gone Into the :.he fioor by Richard Duch08801s, University of Penns:-rh nn1a de club Wednesday night. fracas. but they pulled ahead Lawrence Mansneld . Larry Suut- • - -- baters on February 14 Statllll' that "a.rt ls a penoaaJ again In tbe first. couple minutes van BUI Murchison Jack J:ck • The Wakt' Folht d,•bate wa interpretation rather than an of the second half and tben staved und'K. L. Shirk Jr.. H~ward Or~n~ held before the membl"l'li of the Imitation of natu~ ." 1\lr. Daura otT 8 late KA rally to win. Bob bla't Dave Wood Richard Rock International RRiatlons club at criticized Amerlan artists for Ca\•anna. with 14 points, sparked • · •ll 'a d Bob Moore s""ke for the Southern seminary ln!>t Friday the Phi Psis. while Bob wan ,\..., · . n ..... About. 80 people heard the dcbat t r3•lnr to rtve too photorraphlc a con tributed 11 points. Earl Alver- ~ •Ide • U!lPOrted by Henry. picture of their sublect. He said 5011 and Jack FiSher starred for ?rofessor George H. Poster con- and the quest•on was derldt'CI b~ that aUhoorh the United Sea&. t he losers t!uued to act as faculty critic ln 1 audience vote. h a<~ no 11pec:lftally new technique · the absence of Dr. Rowland W.l In art. It does have a. few trendJ The non-fra ler~ty qu1ntei edg- Nelson , who is convalesclna from PI Alpha Nu. soph omore hon wbJch lnd1ate that this country ed out a 27-24 VICtory over the on nupendicltls operation . orary society, will hold a melltns may 110me day take the plaee in PEPs to push Its way Into the next Thursda) at 7:30 In the art that was forml'rly oeeupled semi-finals Wednesday night. while I Student Union bulldwg. It has by France. ATOs reeled oiT n 22-18 triumph SWING SHOP been announced by Orndy FOI'RJ. He pointed out that prehistoric over the Pl Phis. W&L VMI president . paintings were Just llS spontaneous Tournament D•rcctor Cy Twom- 1 till expression or man's creative bly announced yesterday that ~==~ij clt>c::ire R'\ the latet· grent pet·lods of pairings for the consolallon plar _ it's the smoker's cigarette pnlntlng In hlslory, and described wi U be posted Monday. advances made In the use of fresco. tt'IUP\'lll nnd oll painllng. He dls- COOLER, MILDER, BEnER-TASTING <'Wiscd In ~;orne detail the period Twombly Calls Golfers when Frant•e dominated In all the For Meeting on Tuesday tlf'ld .. o! art and technique. IMPORTANT! lt'a called the SMOKII'S cigarette because Mr. o aura. who was born In Cy Twombly, W:>.!>h lugton and Cheaterfield ie the one cigarette that gives you a SATURDAY Spain but. spent the greater part Lee golf coach, announced yest<>r There is one o! his Ute in France, has been uv- day that there will be a meeting of COM,LITILY SA nSFYINO sm\lke. mg Ln t his countn· about four all tho:.e lntcently written team. both !Je,.hm (' n nnd uppcr n l;ook de;;crlblntr their eXJ)eJ'Iences claS!!men. Tuesday nlvhl at 7:30 and 'LIASANT You light one after another and Dr. Kildare's 1 ~Pam dUJing the recent Civil 111 the gym. Wn! , Ne Twombly stated lhat plans for (RA()[O. PIIONOCRAPII ) find they really TASTIIInll. You buy pack after t .r. R. \'. Elll..on, f~ulty ad- the coming season would be sel pack and find that Cbeaterfielda are MILDEI Crisis ,.,. ~ r of t ht club. ta~d that the forth, nnd thtlt nn l\&1!1 <'(!ate 'iCOI.? The ramout " lilt Muttr•a Voice" With Frr nrh club was lndet'd ronu- systt>m would be ems l oy~d In prac lrademark illentinea I he quality You ctm't buy a better cigaretts n·, te In h!lvlnr the opportunity Uce rounds to ck!clde the !our man illlllrumt>nt Kfelt anltll chooee LEW AY!~f .S c,f he:trinr thls lrdure complete· squad for mo:;t of t he llhltcht:l>. A made only by RCA Victor. b In Frl'nr h. lie said that plaas ~l x mun tt>illn will I><' pla~ed In LIONEL BARRY!'v1 ()fr ror an n hlbl tlon or ome of Mr. one or two t>ni a acmcnts. nama'., ralntlnf" In the new The nucltus or thl:. }ear's lenm SALlY YOUNG LARATNf. DAY C~r tt:. McCormlr k library art' be'- 1 will be sopllomOll'S and juniors Topo tonklnt btl... •111r discussed. n!tt"l' thr lo:ss of nve or the 1940 ple,.ef In Notlonol And 11\r Our 'L HI .11 The ne:tt met'tlng of lhe club t.qund. Claude Wnlkt>r ls the lone Centroct Tournom•nt~ ROBT. YOUNG \\ 1ll bt ),Pid nhout March 12, when r('lUI'nlna Jettrrmnn Or Elh on will pre.,enl nn lllull- A Metro-Gohlwyn-':\tn vc·a 11. trcl lrrlure of t10 v~ l s In Frnnce Plrlnrc- b~ Ul thl' Ph '~'nt \\81 Taylor Seeking Aid for Britons ODK Pll' lrl<'ll Crt·ll Taylor to tl.l ~ n• ~ .. I t hut nil hou ~ mnn l ~l'l'!\ mf'l't wllh him hi lhl' Stu J9-U RCA Victrola IRoiHiiiiGE Union l~ulldln't Mondu)l evt' llrn• -THIATRE ~nnh r rury '12 5 nlnK at 7 o'ch')('k to di'><'IL"" plan~ 1 Moc lt l V• 20:> Comrade ·'~ IUIMA YilTA. VA. • "--U tor thP l•ndt>r hlp fratt rnatv'c rol lf'<'tlon of Cunch Co1 tt'l' Pill c'•a · ~ ------===-===- •1f n portublf' lltttplcnl unll !01 F.njoy Thl"fW' Quality f'eatun-1 WAR ~ JR IUW"l preM'ntnllon to Oreal Brlln n "rw ToM Cuard (or p111e IODtl F.al'h mr mlx•r or thr. st ud nt \, fl.I.JAf.J 1.0' D Ouol Tone Cmtrol1 ••• eonlinuoue bu