• "Th~ South's lkst "By th~ Students, Coll~g~ N~wspapn" ling-tum t For the Students', Z-771 Wuhinaton and Lee University Semi-Weekly

VOL XLII LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1938 NUMBER 21 ~ro~h .Production , g~!n~:~l Williamsburg's Golden Era Cr1m1nal At Large 1 v 1 t · Opens Wednesday su~c... fu~E:~ime:tr:Is Theme For Fancy Dress Last Year To Be Murder Play To Three ------· Vaughan Beale To Lead Re_pea_ted ~13' Qub Plans Nights; Promiles To Be Philharmonic Society Sponsors Taylor Selects Popular Success Dance Set Jn.,estigation Dr. Snavely To Speak To Informal Dance v aughan Beale. president of Assembly At Tapping the student body, announced to- Virginia Symphony Orchestra Tennant Directs Thriller; day that thHxecutlve committee Ceremony On Dec. 1Oth Early Virginia ock Stewart and Mary w1ll conduct an investigation of The annual Omicron DeltaKap- Dr. Laird WaUer Will Conduct Programs For Adults J the invitations and tree tickets Maulsby To Star which are Sf'nt out for Washlng- pa chapel. scheduled t or Decem- -- And Children In High School Auditorium, De- Setting for Ball ber 14. will once again be volun- That much souaht after and ton and Lee dances. tary, President Fielden Woodward Collegians To Play For cember 5; Program Includes Graham's Work f The prealdent said the lnvestl- Will Celebrate Return lon1 expected arch-ftend, "Crlml- gatlon was not prompted to ex- announced today. This chapel 1a University Dance For The Lexlnct.on Philharmonic so- ances. The names of W-L fraterni- 0 nal at Large." will be apprehended t held every year for the purpoee Spotswood Expedition by the Troubadours under the di- POse anybody but rather 0 cut prlmarlly ot tapping the new First Time clety will sponsor the ftrst of a se- tles who buy patron tickets will rectlon of Tom Tennant, president down on the number of lnvita- pledges to the honorary society. -- rles of symphony concerts ln the appear as sponsors on the sym- In 1716 of the players' club, and Jock ttons and free tickets as much Last year tbe chapel was made Ticket Drive Among Fra· Lexington high school auditorium phony program. -- rt M M ulab J es aa posalble so that the students voluntary tor the ftrst tlme, and on December 5. Both season tlcketa and tickets c____ f D T B In .;;M;CUC 0 0 StewaFaulkner • andary Dolly a Buryks,, amstars who pay tor the dance will not the experiment was so successful •-m·.:-~· ~ To .ueD-gm· The Virglnja Symphony orches- for the single concert will be &vall- ance e in the Troubadours' production of suffer crowding or be over-run that the Washington and Lee This Week tra., under the leadership of Dr. able for purchaae at the door the Governor's uPalace" tb1s famous play of murder and by a greater number of tree cus- chapter of thls national honorary Laird Waller. will play. night of the ftrst concert. Ballr sudden death by Edlar Wallaoe, tomHeers: .. id the comln"' Fancy society decided once agaln not to Bucky Stoops, prealdent of the The sYmPhony orchestra, a part Although the matter of dress 1s oom tor three nights, Wednesday, - .. ask tor a compulsory chapel. "13" club, announced today that of the federal music project of the optional to those attending, the Amid the grandeur o! the Gold Thursday and Friday of th1a week. Dreaa set Is annuallyi tee ,_ a problemi t As 1n previous yea.rs, pledges tha t organtzati on will be t he works Progress Administration, sponsors of the concert announct - en Age of Colonial Wllliamsbw-g According to those who have and the comm t tte .., toanx th ous be ot will be "tap""d" for memberlhi""" sponsors ot a uni versity danee to will play tor a children's concert ed today that they wou 1drd pre er Wasblnaton• and Lee university -"t----..... the rebea--•- of tbe clean up the ma r e s .... ~ .,.. be at 2:15 in the afternoon and an for them to wear forma1 ess. will th.is year celebrate its atUlual wa u.:oDC\1 •- f the - tud ts b th in the very impressive tradition he1 d in Doremus ID'D1Il8lium on .... _ past weeks, and eapeclally thoee Interests o s... ,_ en Y e that has become traditional with Dec e mbe r 10. Cbarley Stelnho ft evening concert at S:on" . The pro- The PfOIIUDlS for wu: two con- Fancy Drw Ball 10 a setUna... de -ste_.ftn and toda", .,,_._,__ , time of that. set UJ.U> year. d .. ,_ tbe ,,..... ll gram will include Russian, French. certa as follows : to represent the spacious Of ~-- • ...... , ~ "...... Omicron Delta Kappa. As an lm- an ...., Sou m Co...,..ana wi a.re .,..-•~ned at .__..YA-e". pro...... ,..·-•-~ to be one of iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii POrtant POrtion of the ceremonJes, t u rnisb the m us1 c f or the occasion. Gennan. Sp:ulish, and American Children's Concert '-n and maanlficant• "palace" of Gov the b..''"g"•t """' bits in Trou...... ,... - .. - the students and faculty attendlnlf M embe rs of t he c1 u b stressed the compositions by well known com- Nutcracker Suite ... Tachalltowsa.z em or Alexander SpotswoOd lat.e in •-tory. a--~~ -ft a '"-e __ .. ca- • t t th t th'- will be -..... un1 posers. The Guardian Ange1 ...... Pierne the year 1716 . h..., DUDO..,...... "'""' M t l ExfJ t this assembly wlll be privileged to ac a .., a •--e...-r - Soldi pable cast, new and more at ...... a"""1 .- a e.¥1 , hear an address from one of verslty a ftair , and i a in no way a Professor F. Sidney Walls an- March of the Lead ers •'-•• The announcement of the Vir ing settings than ever before, and America's mo s t distinguished private dance. The ftoor commit- nounced yesterday that season Italian Caprice .... T achalltowoa..T g1n1a theme was unexpec~edly re the d.lrectlon of Capable Tom Ten- ~ te t th t ...... t bod ill t tickets may be obtained in the cor- Evening Concert vealed >--tn .. by CecU 'laylor, pres- s OA k H e.¥0 scholars and educators, Dr. Guy e 0 e S U'"'" Y W UDC· arn1 al Be U ....,._, nant, the play bas been planned 0 ~~;.w '~~;. Everett Snavely. tJon throughout the course of the rldor of Washington hall from Roman C v Overture. ~ ident of Lhe set, who wd Ulat he Primarily tor the Students. for P ve.. '-w and ..._ _,,,.. r rul- of 9:20 to 12 o'<"lock dally during this Symphony in E Plat ...... M . was partlculariy pleased tha.t ru: enjoyment • Y:JJ da Formerly president of Bl-•-w. e •.uua. w"' ...... ts ill be ood f Ad""" All their and Pl AUU&.. --~...- . I'~ urs ry ham Southern colleg~ tor a period cond uc t a t a W••"''"'"'*"'-""-.... n and Lee week. The ticke w g or _ .o; etTO ranaemen.... ts had been made pos J oe._ Stewart. 1,.,.... a veteran h ~ d will all either three afternoon or three Andante sible to Jive the "sout.h's outstand "' ..._ extendlna over seventeen years, ance prev · rt st d ts "•i tto Tr1 amo.... the Troubadours' ranks, .. stoop added that to ...... time evening pe ormanoes. u en · .- nue ; 0 , _ .. coUeae SOCIAl event" a. seLling ...... d ed ,.. 1n t Dr. Snavely now ho'.. ft the """itlon · s r ...... e to h F1n 1 All u .. 0 f 8c0 t1a d Yard Mrs. ~ r .-oraan. em en ....., , _ who do not wlsh pure ase a sea- a e: ellO of nation-wide inLerest and im plays the rotole T n ho 18 authority on family relationships of executive secretary of the Aa- the Collegians haitvedwlabedbtotplady son ticket at the reduced rate ot Emperor Waltz ...... Strauss portance. chief lnapec r anner, w and peraonal adjustments, will ar- sociatlon of American Coller.... the 1or some univers Y anoe, u ba ts t th Inte-•--• t 801 f the "" h f h bee d thla $1.65 must pay 75 cen e. e ,UUINNon Tayior w1ll himself t.ake t.he part cmaoslledtbruupotaln ft-od DlY::e~:. :r1mea rive in Lexington Wednesday eve- group which gives the o1Dcial ranlt- ence ort n enied op- door for a single admi&sion. carol tor Strlnaa ...... Graham of Governor Spotswood in the au nina, to belln a series of lectures ing to colleges and universities all portunlcy. This year their orches· ti k ta 1so 1 J ta e evening perform- Italian Caprice .... Tacbaltowsky Butler Bryan, or wesUlllllSter, pven, and accordlnl to oblervers. mornlnl at a voluntary assembly state of Alabama., and bas been in- he welcomed thla chance to pre- whlle other leaders will represent be r ets the most out of hll char- in Lee chapel. Her subJect will be: terested in backing proPOsals for sent to the students ot Washlnr - Buddy Foltz Picks Judge Crabites t.be aentJemen and friends or the acterlzatlon. "Colleae Today-Marrlale Tomor- housing and for a more emcient ton and Lee their own dance or· Governor. ------·-b·3 .... FemlDIDe Lead c1 u I cheatra. Ass. tant Manag rs Ta•lor ., _ _ " 0 - t." Dance ·-~ --- row." v serv ce. The dance will be informal. AI· IS e R E 1 d , ~ U0>10 Playing the femlnlne lead 1a Mrs. Morl(an comes to Washing- Among the many prominent though some members thought Staff aps ng an Tbe president commented on the Mary Maulsby, who 1a cast aa Lady ton and Lee, havlnl r:~vlo~s~y posts he ha.<~ held are national perhapa 1t would be better to h ave For Business __ announcement brlelly: "We have Lebanon. Thla character 1a mid- spoken at Duke unlve Y. n- president of Omicron Delta Kappa, It formal, the concenaua of OPln· Buddy Foltz. business manager been particularly fortunat.e m dle-&lfed, the mother of Lord Leb- veralty of North Carolina, Vir- and also or Kappa Phi Kappa, na- ion was overwhelmlna that more T lls Stud ... B 'tam• T _ makln& arrangement.s to bring anon, and sll topther a p-ande- lflnla, and Vlrdnla Polytechnic in- tlonal educational fraternity. The • or the Calyx. announced yesterday e enw n u Fancy Dress to a Virginian and dame. full of pride and dlgnlty. stltute. She baa taught couraest~ degrees which have been bestowed :~:~ . would prefer that Jt be the '39 business staff ot the W-L Following DangeroUI southern set~lng, closely relaLed t.o The oniy other femlnlne Ptn la the University of Iowa and Nor - uPOn him include four giving hlm The dance will be held durin.. yearbook. p li I Pal-=-- the traditions and men who have that of Mlas Crane. a nelce of Lady western university on sex relation- the rank of doctor • The assistant business managers 0 cy n ~~ been connected with w ashingt.on · tbe usual hours of n1ne twelve are Benton Wakefteld and Lee Lebanon. who Uvea with her in lhlPI. With such a distinguished apeak- Sat da December to10 'Ibe Britain 1s tollowm. a danteroua and Lee. U OW' present plans are t.be castle. Dolly Burka, well !mown Yra. Moras.n served as chainnan er, the members of Omicron Delta o~ ~ur~al will be o~ dol Kenna. Dicit Day Ia the advertlsing POlley in Palestlne, Judie Pierre developed, as we hope, this year for her prevloua roles ln several of a committee delegated to study th 1 P ce o on • manager, and h1s assistants are Crabitea told a ITOUP of 100 stu- should see the most satisfactory Troubadour productions, 1a l&ld to the sexual problems of YOUDI peo- ~P~t'::K;~t ; v:_:. Ia~, ~a dri:a,~~ad=•tlck:; Sherman Henderson, Thornton denta and faculty members in Lee and beat Fancy Dress we have ever outdo hene1t in her portrayal of ple, whOle report has been pub- would be as successful as those tor sa es pro mo Strang, and Uriah Coulbum. chapel last Prtday nilht. had." . ...,_ neurotic "poor relation." ...... in '---'- to-- under the title the fraternities during the latter The staff associates are as fol- d t Tyler w..... ~ UUU& ..... which the organization baa been rt t thi eek Jud1e Crabites, at present at A memoran um rom 8 'l1le part of Lord Lebanon , re- of "Sex Lite 'Of Youth." noted In previous years pa~ lls w th. n t t1m th t lows: John Embry; Bradford Dun- Tulane university, waa tor 2& years ''WUUamsbw-g" submtttcd ~~lh tired soldier and soon to be mem- Mrl. Kor1an will deliver three · wi be e rs e a son Oscar Dunn. Lawrence White Judge of a mlxed tribunal in Cairo. the announcement revealed: In ber Of Parbament, 1a taken by •--turea and will conduct two open Also as was the case ln previous the " 13" club has sponsored two Oo;don Alford, Blli Lemkuhl, Ed S ood i ed 6 J .-... -...... -- r, who 1a al.lo a f~o- ·-· . She '--- -•·- arran'"ed to years, the cet·emo- ..._• • will be beld d ancea durlDi the ac h 00 1 year. Pre- Ko...-v. Tom Stahl, and Walter £&'Ypt. He dl'"'la•ed conatderable 1710 Alexander potsw darr v... .. ~ ...~ ...... ,...... , • i Lee h I i ..., ., th 1r dan had bee b ld .. ~ personal ltnowledaev.. ' of oondJtlona aa Ueutenant-aovemor, an • 00 .. ... veteran of many yean atandinl in hold several Interviews with those n c ape · v o...... ,. e ce n e Aberg. in that country and Palesttne in a man of lfeat ener(fY, best.owed the productiona of tbe Troua.. students who are interested. durln1 the IPrinl dance set. Pres· "These men were selected on the h1a speech. H1a aubJect was "Pales- much upon Wllllamsbura during Jim Clark and Kllte Watt play Jlarr7 Pbilpott baa announced A bJence Notice ident Stoops stated that th1a was merit of their work done this year," tine and Her Problema." b1a administration .... w e are also Beraeanta P~rraby and Totty • re- t.bat be wlll dlapla)' a number ot Juat a part of t.be new PfOir&m to said Foltz. 'nle apeater criticized the pres- told that, at the govemor·s house, • .....,tive•-. one a help and one a boo'-·, pamp.. • - •-. articles, and oth- The commJtt.ee on absences of make the " l S" club take once more The business starr Is very anxious t all d hindran-~ "'ce to the work of crime de- er - ·terlal ,IUIIC..in the rear lounae or the facuity announced today th& t i•-..., ri1 htfu 1 Plac e amona the out • to follow· the example set by the ~nt Brltlah pollcJ of torolna' Palea- on birt.h-njgb s, b s an t do.sbem s ··- • f 1 t ...... i d t ta d1-.. i tit tlons tine to receive Jewlah ~--•--ts . bUes, the scene prcsen e wa tectlon. Watt sufren from hlatory, the student Union. "These bookB, all absencee o as r• ay bor a n ,... campus ns u . staff last year and get the annuals and stated that the w~"t:;.:ult equal to anyUuna outside Lhe court 4 Supply - .. a comic relief from tbe pe_._,_,_, to subJects relat.ed to which written excuses were au • out early in the sprln<> , but th1a • ~ -d .... ~_.uu· ..~ used b t th t ••-· Del'- -.. "' ot thla pollcy wiU be to arouse vlo- circles of Ena...... te--•on produced bJ the action of .._ . ,..0 ..,an•1 addreasel, are for mltted have ~n exc • u a -- - ..,... can be done only lt the students be t.o the~ - Plav . Clark 1a one of the fresh- .....t.b- -studen•-·• who .. - anxious to a bsen ces o t Satur d ay, Nove m be r ,.....a.uo::re_ -'wua" be a mee•-....•-"' of B''"..- have their pictures taken before lent preJudice ot the Araa. --alnat- "Williamsbura now h aan 1 llas m•n -'-"ted~ for the cut from tbe '"ve- some p-..... -ua , .._..,_ .. ftht or aft- 25, have not. been excuaed except ma DeIta ChJ tom orrow attemoon the Christmas holldays. both the Jews and the Brltiab. era- sume an air ot more l an oca m la..,e.. """""' •roup of appUcants. e••r- ' ..out ht .on...... ,...... ,....aub'-l." Phil- where proper 1Y accep ted bY th e a t '~.. 0 'cloc ...'- i n t.b e Journa"...,..,·- U- "We earnestly aslt that every bites pointed out the tact t.bat portanoe. Ulllmate Am r1cnn In • • • wo wuo ~"" i te b t.hrout hout modem European hla- dependence grew out or the con Joe Ruffner as Brllll, the con- pott aald. The books wlll remain comm t e. rary. student have his picture made as tory the Arabs have been more tuct. between France and Envland victed crlmlnal who clalma to know in the lounae until Sunday. soon aa possible," stated the busi- friendly to the Jews than any ot.b- for mastery of the we~t. and !:il,>ols somethlna. baa as eepeclallY lood An uaembly day schedule will An th 0£ Le • gt ' ~Gal neu manager. 1 but ood 6• u1a ly acllve m ll!) part tn the ftnt act. be run Thursday mornin& tor the 0 er XJD On S a A drive Is to be started next week ~:y~~~dlna ~~.:.eteS:~: ~rtinaw~e '"~g~ Utle and m re a.raer !'lap ...... lecture which will take place a.t His to sell the yearbooks at $6 each onlam between Jewa and Arabs. alatina t.be ('ncroachmem or lhe Bill Burner takes the part of 11 :0& a . m. week-ends' Passes Into tory to th06e who have not paid their Asia Minor 1a the lolical home French and Jndlans.ln 1716 he led Rawbane, and Alan Britton t.bat campus tax. for the exiled Jewilh people of from Willla.msbura to Ule vaUcy of Kelver, the butler. Ot.ben in • By BOB STEELE the VMI ahln-di1 didn't have a Europe, but wW probably cease to of the Shenandoah an expedJ the play include John Prled.lander Modem Painttngs Another or Lexinaton'a famoua thing that theirs didn't h&ve. The Class Schedule Thursday be available tt' them because of the tlon which blended romance \lol th aa Glider, and Truman DonahO Will Be "'~- ______. "&ala week-ends" has &one into only poulble advantatre ot the 1rowin1 opposition of the Arabs, be poUUca. Upon his return he pre u Brooks. ~ history. SOldJera' dance was the fact that Shortened For Assembly explained. sented every one of hls company Three completely new aets were Hold Ina the proverbial IPOUight it was a two-day aftalr, while the There wUI be a shortened class Judae Crabitea propoeed that the with a aoldon hor&e:.hoe, bcarilli dealaned for the play by J.tenneth By Colonel Moseley this time was the ne.l&hborlng Priars took only one nltht. Two schedule Thursday to allow the lmmi1rat1on ot Jen to Palestine t.be inscription "ale Juval trans Moxley;"' who al.llo baa deaiiOed Keydets' R1na Fiaure and an old· conclusive proofs, however, are student. body to hear Mrs Mildred should be suspended untU a con- cendere montes," and aomc o! previous ~eta tor the players. Due &nterlnl the last phase of his faShioned tnlly thrown by the brought up by the "&hlne society" I Morgan speak ln Lee chapel at terence could be held between the them are aa1d to have been cover to an increased appropriation for lectures on modem art. Colonel T . White Friars at the SAE house, of. to show that theirs was the bet- 1'1: Oil . The Mbembly will be vol- leaders of t.be Jewa and Arabi, who ed wllb valuable stones. rcpreloCnt.- aeta ~hla year, Uox.ley baa been A. J:. MOieieY of VM1 wlll alve fou r ncially de tanat.ed as a houae ter. They follow In order of their untary. could cooperate with each other 1n1 heads of nails." able to lf8atly enlarae the IICope lectures on 19th and 20th party. Importance: The schedule: In aeeltlna :l peaceful aolutlon to Deplc&a WUUam.aburr Oell'bratJon of the effects which he 1a able to European and American painUna Furnlshlna lhe music tor the Proof Number 1: The K eydets. . 5- . the problem. 8 2 9 011 produce on the state. Included durlnl the next two weeu. He will two "spotllaht holders" was Char- by havina a two-day affair, must : : Saturday mornlna. in the math- Taylor said that the ball would 9 05 9 45 among the seta for thla production dlacuaa in aome detail the f\ve lm- lle Steinhoff and h1s ever-popular Inadvertently staae a tea dance. : 5-lO · ematica lecture room in Robl.naon depict thla ceremony and ctlebra 9 4 211 are one for the tlrat act, repraent- portant phaael ol palnllDI. claasl· southern Collealans and WUI Oa- Which me&N the Minks must ln- : : hall. Judae Crabltea 1ave a lecture tlon at WIUiamsbutl following the 2 05 lnl the interior of Chief lnlpector clam. romanticism, lmpresalonllm. borne and hls outflt. The White advertently come over. Which ln· !~ : :-!~ : 11 mbly entlrely 1n French, t.be subJect be- return ot Spotswood's xplorntory Tanner'• omce at SCOUand Yard. reallam and expreastonlam. Friars report thttt. " LMY were well advertent.ly means that ... . Semi-tlnats In the Intramural turally and intellectually. Thirty- Fontame. W I IIi am Roberuon. Larry Watltln. real1ned due to American palntlna from 1800 up Friar formal, Jack Warner eatl- Proof Number 2: VMl ls a mlll- debate tournament. scheduled Cor nve studenta and faculty members James Taylos , Dr. Robhoon. Rob­ other preuir.a buahle•. Prelident to the pretent day. Over 200 slides males. Thrt'"~ hundred "quail" to tary school. Thus VMl Ia under last nlaht, hnve been postponed were present. en. Brooke, Ocor c M son, and Tennant baa taken UPOn hla will be Ultd 1n these preatntatlons. u. another outmoded word held m1Utary regulations. Thus the in- unUI tonlahl. nnd w111 be held at EiYPt'a minlater to the United Jcr mlah Cloud r. All wert' nwm shoulders the burden of auper- Next year Colonel Moseley will the "apollillht'' at the VMI aet- mates must be In by one o'clock 7:30 at the Student Union. The States had made plana to be pres- bcrs or th oovcrnor'• ultrnmon- vlslon and dlrecUon, and 1Vlll see return to a. discussion of ancient together. a disinterested observer W-L is a non-mllltarY school. nnal debalc will be h<'ld on Wed- ent in Lex:lnaton to hear the tnnc expedition. the nrst results ol hla work on the and medieval art. starllna over estimates. Thus w ~ L 1s not under milltary ne~da.y . speeches. but wu prevented by the In addition mrmbrrs of thr. nB at.a1e tomorrow nlaht. A play of aaaln the cuatomary three-year art It. took an hour and a half to reaulatlon.s. Thua the Inmates In toni&hL's debate SAE's team bad weather trom makln& the rip. ure wtlJ r pr .,cnt such charQ('tcrll POPUlar interest and enJoyment d1ac:uulon cycle of ancient and run oiJ the nrurt' at VMl lmy how ... rnlty number At the request ot Lbe mlntater. a •~ Utt' Re\ '~nd Jam('.! Blulr, tht:'l has been selected, and it 1a ex- medieval. Renalsaance. and mod- thast' Keydt!A can hold a kl!lll, here> . one and Phi Kappa Psi will debate atenoaraphlc rePOrt of Jud1e era- prealdt>nt of the Counr.ll, and tht• pected that a larae crowd will be em art. It 1a not yet known wheth- and tlllt>e hours to run oft the And so. wllh two tltantlc, glaan~ aaalnsL PIKA. Th subJect Is: Re- btl.es' nnt speech was made and apeak<'r or tht' n ou or Dut6!C r.s. on hand to wtlnesa the ftnt play er he will llVt' them in lht' fall as would-be puty-crashers aL the Uc, and super-colo. sal danrcs solved, that the r.cveral states at'nt to Wasbina-ton tor the lnlor- [)(lvelopmtnt of the the mo hn In what proml~ea to be one of the he has thls year or In lhe t~prlng SAE hous . holdtna rorlh. another "aalo. week- adopL a unicnmcral system of lea- malton ot the E&yptlan lOVern- bet'n under the dlrt'cllon of Mra. Troubs' moat aucceuful aeaaona. u in paat years. Accordln& to the Wh1te Friars, end" flae passed Into local history. lslatlon. ment. Continued on paao lour Page Two THB RING-TUM PHI - -- While we deplore the tendency of tap· ping fraternities and fraternity men for Personal Campus Comment Washington and Lee University every civic or universtty function, we do Letters to the Editor believe that the Christmas Seal drive is a By TOM MOSES and PAUL MULDOON, Semi-Weekly worthwhile object for financial aid . OPINIONS Society ... portunities to discuss these problems with The seniors and juniors of today have 11 :05 A.M. Lecture: Mrs. Mildred Morgan, "College To­ ftelds that the great problem is • • • day- Marriage Tomorrow"-Lee Chapel competent authorities in objective for· not forgotten what Wilton Sample meant Just what to put on the front page. Banard n. Wah0011 ... Faculty-Student Discussion: "'Ibe College's urns. to W ashmgton and Lee. It is only fitting suppose a man discovers a cure With charges and counter charges ftylnJ Responsibility in Educating tor Marriage." for cancer at the same time that back and forth between Charlottesville and that his work should be commemorated Dtscuaslon led by Mrs. Morgan-Student We cannot believe, however, that Germany lines up several thou- Cambridge after the Boston Post had claimed Union courses or lectures are going to prepare a in some way where all could see and re­ sand Jews before a ftrinl squad that the Virginia football tA!am had not con­ 4:30P.M. Glee Club Practice-Troubadour Theatre man for his p ersonal relationships and member. and General Franco scores a de- ducted themeelves a.s gentlemen on the play­ 8:00 P.M. Open Discussion on Men-Women Relation­ cent victory and President Roose- tng fteld whUe taking a 40-13 drubbing from ships. Led by Mrs. Morgan-Student Union marriage later on in life, but we do be­ The gift of an artistic granite fountain velt makes an astounding speech. the Harvards, we bet that the Harvard team 8:00P. M. Troubadour Play, "Crlminal at Large''­ Lieve that forums and discussions can cer· for the near end of Wilson athletic field And bear in mind that the price used to swear softlY and stamp their feet when Troubadour Theatre tainly help a man to adjust himself to is a suitable memorial for this man's work. of paper 1s high. Union college used to tA!ar their line to pieces Frtclay, Deeember z before they bought themselves a shiny new these relationships of the future. It was on the athletic field that he achiev- 3:00P. M. Medical Aptitude Test-Wasblnrton Chapel What do I read ftrat of all when coach. 8:00P. M. Troubadour Play, "Crlmlnal at Large" - Marriage and social relationships are ed the greatest fame of his college ca- I pick up my newspaper? I muat To promote harmony between those two Troubadour Theatre male glamour schools we suggest a clash of I probably two of the most common--and reer and it wu at the fountain that he confess that I tum immediately to et peculiar-relationships which man found rest after play just as he now finds my favorite comic strip, then tum the debate teams. The !>lubject might well be Y to the front pate to see what ts "Resolved: There Is no such thing a.s a rood MoDClay, Deeember 5 must make. To make rhe adjustments in rest from the troubles and tribulations of gollll on. Of course this ts not loaer." The Wahoos could take the amrmative, 3:46P. M. Faculty Meetin1- Newcomb Hall personality for these relationships is a life here. cricket-but how many of us. the a.nd Harvard after the good New England tra­ 7:30P.M. Porenslo Union-Student Union dition would probably want to take the mid· 7:30P. M. Band Practice-Troubadour 'Ibeatre roblem which man must answer or live The University is d~ply grateful to lntelllrentsla, could take a pop P quiz on Pop-EYe and score an A dle, so nothinr could be proved, and the Rich· 8:16P.M. Vtrrtnta State Symphony Orchestra-Lex­ in a wo rld of unhappiness. Discussions the parents of Wilton Sample for their then rau miserably on a cUI'J'ent mond Tlmes-Dlapatch could call the Harvarda inlton H1ch School Auditorium such as the one proposed for this week gift which will serve to beautify the cam· events quiz. The comic strips are sissies. This would make Jimmy Jones happy. 1'11eeda7, Deeember • are a means for helping men and women pus as his character once strengthened the entA!rtalninl. The real news makes • • • 7:30 P.M. Glee Club PraeUU--Troubadour 'Ibeatre one think, wonder. ponder, and MaD Aboat Coutry .• . 7:4& P. M. Debate: Analo-Irlsh Team vs. Waah.lnaton to find possible solutions for their future student body. sometimes run to the Corner for a OUr newest candidate for man about the and Lee-Lee Chapel country Is Texas Charlie Lykes, who partied relationships and problems. r------., beer . TlulndaJ, Deoemller 8 At a man's school, as Washington and Propaganda should not be con- from Philadelphia to Warrenton over the ! It\neu to the Journallam depart- week-end. Bll Stoop proved himself quite a 4:30 P. M. Glee Club Practice-Troubadour Theatre Lee, it is particularly desirable to have a THE F 0 RUM ment alone. It ou1ht to be one of man with the laiJSO in Baltimore as he roped competent wort1an authority discuss these the prerequisites to rrraduatlon. rtrls and tell in with a couple of actreues to Meada7, December 11 · Why Is Hitler so popular in Ger- f d ffi ul f whom he rave his favorite song about the 7 :30 P. M. PorensJc Union-Student Union relationships, since it is o ten i c t or many? Propaganda. of course, we Raa-Time Cowboy for no less than ftve kisses 7:30 P.M. Band Practice-Troubadour Theatre men to appreci.J.te women's problems An Open Mind Accepb Constructive say. But still we do not know ex­ In public. By Saturday be made the Army­ TaeiU.J, Deeelaber 11 and point of view without 'lome advice. Critician actly what we are ta~ about. In Navy aame. and got back for a dance at Alex­ In 1926, at Syracuse university, the ad- almost every coune the word prop- andria that niaht. It was a swell week-end. 7:30 P.M. Glee Club Practice-Troubadour 'Ibeatre b d d And there is non e etter prep:ue to a · aganda 1s mentioned at leut sev- Wedla,..ay, Deeelllbel' 14 vise on the woman's pomt of view than a ministration gave detailed testS to every eral times durinl the year. • • • Cha&ter .•• 0. D. K . Tapping Ceremony. Addreu by Dr. woman. member of the student body in order to Frankly I do not know how to The Hulsey Stomp ts sweeping the country. G. B. Snave}J- Lee Chapel determine individual attitudes toward the read a newspaper. I am 10 con- . . . We still haven't said anytbing, Hugh .... 8:00P. M . A. A. U. P. Meetlnr-Student Union The University and the organizations fulled by all the news that I can a d ministration. T h rough resul ring criteria not take It all ln. There is an art Twinkle toes Bradley. the Beech-Nut Boy, ln Tb111'1daJ, Decemller 11 which have made th~ arrangements for rare form .... PiniJ-pong ts still the raae.... Mrs. Morgan 's visit to Washington and the administration intended to mold its In readinr the newspaper and that 'nle champ is In wonderful condition. Last 4:30 P. M. Glee Club Practice-Troubadour Theatre policies to please the students. A utopian art ought to be tau1ht-beeause night he slept with his 11'lndow open.... Cof­ Tbe8ls subJects handed ln Lee are to be congratulated. They have the dally newspaper Is a modem experiment b ut a g ood one had it proved history textbook. fteld cracked up In Indiana .... Woodward ts provtded the students with an opportun· mad with ua .... Bob Early took a trip to the Monday, Decem~r 19 successful. ity for ducwsing frankly an immediate city.... Be says the skyscrapers worked well 7:30P. M. Porenslc Union-Student Union One cog in the wheel stopped all revo· Plash: thls column has Juat aot­ In spite of the cold weather.... White Prtar 7:30P. M. Band Practice-Troubadour Theatre problem in the mind of all. ten wind of an utoundint news lutions. The students expressed definite party wu swell. ... Thank you, Jake. ... The Tueaday, Decembe_r Zt Item. Whlle It Ia too libelous to football team orr pledte. whoop de doo . . . ideas concerning administrative policies, CHRISTMAS SEALS print at the moment. I am tnves­ Bruiser Brown smokln1 claarettes. 1:00 P. M. Chrtatmas Holidays begin but their suggestions were so conflicting tigatlnl the source of th1l strantre and unusual Item. I may be able to The two nacion·wide drives which an· that the university administration found reveal this news at the end of the nually have the good-will of America 's it impossible to comply with the divergent NOTIC&: Pleaee submit all notices for "'Ibe Calendar'' week and then pel'hape It may be to the Reatstrar. citizenry are the Ued Cross and the Tu- wishes of everyone. later- but lt shall be prin~ . In­ I The Governor Says deed It shall. berculosis Seal campaigns. Smce early A simple test and an obvious result. DAVID MAULSBY. N ovember members of the local Red Nevertheless too many college students That cartcaturtst Wheeler is right amooth with chalk. The Rl-.-tum Pbl ouaht to tum Cross group have c-oll<"cted fu.,ds to sup· seem to be unacquainted with a familiar EDITORIAL "WE" him looee on 60me ot the old-line palltlclans port that orgotmlallon durang rhe com- aspect of human n ature. Namely, that There ts an old expreaalon for their April Fool lssut'. The Hoover and Smith Co. ing year, whtle •ht"> week the drive on you can't please everyone. amo01 newspaper men that the • • • Taylor and Nicholson wanted to 10 to Chnstmas Seals begtns. Should this test be given here much the tondneu for the expression "we" 726 Chatnut Street In ec:Utorlal use arises from a need LYncbburl last nJght to ftll out some papers. It is hardly necessary to potnt o ut the same type of results would be obtained. of lntlmldatton Irate readers who 'Ibey couldn't decide who would be the safest PHILADBLPHIA, PA. work these orgamzan.:.ns accomplish. The Which fact ought to warn w that we mtaht be afraid ot tackllnr more one to drive the car. • • • Red Cross brings aid to needy sufferers in spend too much rime bemoaning the fates than one editor. OflicU.l College Fraternity JewelerJ Even though It may be Impu­ Most students want 11lrls who are solid and every pan of America and even ro those and hardship s inflicted upon us by a dent to discredit that explanation, eubet.antlal for a reiJular thing. But they still Since 1839 an far-off portions of the globe. The heartless, unthinking administration. It's there is another that editors oft­ want to be able to chisel their Initials In the aranJte. Amencan Tuberculosts Soctety provtdes quite possible, though a startling revela­ en must admit to thern.~~tlv ea. And Repraeated at W. and L. by Read Hymon that ts. that as a class editors are • • • medtcal care and treatment for vtctims of tton. that we ourulves might be heartless about the worst plaa1arist. In cap­ The " 13" club has turned In a lot or fresh· the sr·ange white plague nnd stuJtes cures and thoughtless. It's even more plausible tivity, and very Uttle of what they men durtna the put week. Hell Stoops should be the salute of upperclassmen for this fresh· and prevemanves for the- dtSease which that we may be inexperienced and untn· write merits the ftrat person pro­ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• noun. man baiter. has ra\'aged the world for so man y cen· relltgent crttica. ConaequentlY when the editor • • • Dry Oeaning Laundry turi<"s. The Dukt administration is open to writes "we," he may not only be The Fly Swatter, which Is probably the best ~kina anonymity but also he gossip column In the eta~ . tides Buddy Follrt Undt'r the dtrectton of Mrs. David criticism, but let's be fai r about tht mat· mo.y be paylna unconscious hom­ wtth the remark that there's no llmlt to the Z.ork Cleaning Mnulshy, the Chrt~tanns Se::tl campaign ter and o ffer only constructive sugges· tliJC to the Ideas that have come number or womrn thM ht'" can handle. They See our .,enu concerning Special Rata wtll bt> extl'nded to nil f raterntty howes. tions. Enough said, except for some help· to him in one way or anothe-r from don't know Buddy. There'a a lhnlt to every others Maybe the editor ta try­ woman Buddy handle . All rquJar c:ustomen may have a charge account Some will give as a group conrnbution ful advice from AddtSon : lnl to give rredlt he cannot place • from the hous~. some will gtve as indi- "It is rtdiculous for any man to critici7e more accurately. Moat PtOPlt' drive to Baltimore by way or vidunll>; and all !>hould c-ontnhure tn help- the works of another if he has not dts· Which thought. It may be add­ Winchester Nlchol110n drlvea to Baltimore b.Y Rockbridge Steam Laundry ed. came to ua !rom aomewbere way of the Quantico Marine Post. It'a the ing to maintain .1 fund for the c are of ttngUtshed hunself by hlS own perform· Phone 185 I elae, some Ume, aomewhere. &hortett way v n when the lnterestl are not. I tuberculosis victims. ances."- The Duke Chronicle. Blrmln1ham Newa. essentially military...... ~ ...... THB RING-TUM PHI Page Three Six Lettermen Courtmen Enter Second Week 12 Fraternities In the Blue Has Split Record Press Form Nucleus OfDrilling for Bridgewater Tilt Answer All-U As Grid Season Closes For Mat Squad ;::::::======::::;· Wrestling Call Box Court Schedule Thompson, Dobbins, Pinck with And Gary Don Uniforms So Heart u Hopes In Unlimited Class Dec. 13-Bridgewater, home. Betas and Phi Psi's Hard ----==--__.j DD.1 we Record Shows Four Wins, Rest On Lykes, Who Dec. 15-Nattonal Business col- For Fint Pr~ Hit By New Four Losses and lege, home. Washington and Lee's bubt- Thanksa"lrinr Review . . . One Tie Has Not Reported Dec. 21- Kentucky, away. bailers, who are scheduled to open Rules Dec. 22-St. Xavier. away. th Sta. t e football teams ended thelr With a returning contingent of Jan. 7- Lynchburg, home. e1 r season acaJftst Bridlewater ResPOnding to the call issued by season Thanksgiving in the worst I six able lettermen forming an ex- Jan. 9- Duke, away. two weeks from tollliiR, 1Mnt toto Coach Archie Mathis. a total of toolball weather to hit this state Generals Place Seventh In pertenced nucleus. the washing- Jan. 12- Willlam and Mary, their second week 01 practice Y"el- twelve houses today put teams In In many a year. Wherein the rival Southern Conference ton and Lee varsity wrestling team home. terday afternoon. the Interfraternity WI'CStl1ng tour- teams had been used to playing be- ls drilllni rel\llarly for their ap- Jan. a - North Carolina, at Yesterday's drtn, Wllllch was de- oey scheduled for the second week fore colorful and large crowds on Standings proachlng campaign. Lynchburg. voted to fundamentall, toand halt ln December. Thanksgiving, the weather man In- Washington and Lee's varsity 'l1le Qenarals have a tentative Jan. 17- Maryland, home. a dozen men in court tOll for the Lambda Chi Alpha, PI Kappa tervened to !luch an extent Thurs- meet for December 19 pending with J 21 V P I h ftrst time tldl!l )l'eal'. Ronnie Phi. Phi Delta Theta, Beta Theta day that only a few brave and football team, which rang down the the Richmond YMCA, but Coach J:~ : 28 _ o~rge ~gton , Tho~pson, boldcwer tr.lm Jut Pi, Phi Kappa Sigma. Alpha Tau hardy fans fortook their fireside curtain on Its 1938 . season last Archie Mathls has not made d.e1l- home. years varsity QUintet, pt;pand for Omega, Delu Upsilon. Kappa Slg- and radl:> to brave Lhe ley wlnd.s Thursday by bowing to Maryland nite arran"em"'n•· about lt be- practice, aa did HOWU'd DollbtDs ma, Pi Kappa Alpha Kappa Al- 19 13 h 0 ws a record diVided ex ... " "" Feb. 9- Wake Forest, away. and snow. - · 10s • cause of the posalblllty of school Feb. 11- Ma.ryland, away. and Dicit P1Det, aD-Mate lllftltben pba, Delta Tau Della, and Phi W At Baltimore the Blue ran actly half. The slate Indicates closlnl on December 17. If the of last year-. un'belttell tmlll quin- KAppa Psi were lhe list of entries Into a. snowstorm and a. storm ot tour games won, one tied and four Chrlstmas vacation should begin :::~: iL~~::~~~:,ome. tet. Yesterd111'1 other MWeOinel'l made out at the deadline yester- T errapin passes and were "upset" lost. on the earlier date, ~be Big Blue 1 lni were Bob OuJ. anoCMr of Jut day by Manage1· Tom Bradley. by Maryland, 19-13. It was so cold In one respect the Generals came w1ll not meet their ftrst test until Feb. 18-V rg a, away. season's 1efltlnt ~. Jim- that Only a. few fans shivered to- out ahead. They outscored their Feb. 21- Wllllam and Mary, my Lind-. ,.__ -.. _ ...... Oban~e In Rilles 11 u t 88 lnts t 0 January a. tor which date a match Rway. ...., ...... ~111'11 .au - gethc1· In the huge stadium. The co ec ve OPPOneo s PO ls being arranged, though nothing Feb. 22_ Richmond, away. Kelm. Rules for the second of the pro- band played for their own amuse- 57 in thelr nine games. But for the deflnlte has ~n concluded yet. I "We've lOt a m111t0 ~ Job poeed annual tournaments dlff~r ment until their Instruments froze field day the Blue and White en- Feb. 25-V. P. ·· away. ahead," COaeb C1 Younrllllented from those of last year's meet. An up and the players on the bench Joyed over the Wllllam and Mary 11M S.DAd ProllllslDc Feb. 27- Virglnla, home. before he put tdll ciiArWII IIDOUib Important change is lhat no one were forced to take to the bus to Indians, whom they defated 27•0• Joe Oeldle, W-L's formidable tac- In the oplnJon of Coach Matbls, their paces :tatllldloi. "Of tbe fOUl' w1ll be ellgible for competition who .. keep wann. Hewitt, a sub senior. the season point total would have Ide, who was named on the Aaao- tbe current edition of the mat lettermen biMit ddt ,.., on1r two bu won a wrestling lelter In high was about the only thing hot in been evenly diVided. elated Press All-State team. SQuad Ia not the best that he ever Duk T PI At Richmond the Spiders' Richmond game was too severe to task of t.be voters, who were com- ter-wtnner 1n the 145-pound claaa, ArUul ArtbW' Jones ldcked his tlrst allow the sensational sophomore poaed of coaches and t.belr Ullat- qulte a run for h18 money. Still a post seaaon games. Should the ent comblnatlona will be tried out KROGER'S + conference omctals f&ll to pass an In the nest two wet11a ln order to • + rueld goal to provide the margin quarterback to complete the eea- anta 1n all Old DomlnJon colletea. thlrd eopb~ore, Gordon Von amendment legallztng the West- alve Coach ElDs a to sl?Je : of victory over a ftghUng Wllllam son with hls teammates. Lee McL&Uihlln, Vlrltn1& aopbo- Kaltnowak1, 1a JD&klng quite an chance ward trip of the Duke team. the up aU of hla material. The team and Mary. 10-7. Although Jones The Generals opened tbelr more, alone wtth Oc:hd! fUna11y tmpreaalon on coaeb )hthla and * Devils' stanrtlng In the conference will not play Its ftra\ game until I has played some good football this schedule September 23, on Wilson got the call over Strickler of VMI. may be the Bit Blue 100-POund would be Jeopardized. after Christmas. Home year there ought to be some kind fteld by nosing out a surprisinglY a member the last two yean, aDd representative. The The aame will be the fourth in The turnout this 1ear ls not as of a law passed against the way obstinate Hampden-sydney eleven over Dick Bot.aaeau, W-L'I otber There 1a very Uttle Ume for tat- the Rose Bowl for Wade. His Ala- larp u In pl'e9toua eeaaona. of the Richmond newspa.pers play 7-8. The naers took advantaae or lt&r 1n th1l poalUoD. Ina it easy by the varsity ln prac- bam& team made the trip three thouth all or the foo\ball men thls boY up. This comer falls to the Blue team's slow start ln the Dan Juatic:e, the Oenerala' IOPb· tlce aa an ambltioua group of see how any back that fumbles as ftrst quarter to make their score, omore quarterback, waa elected to freabmen keePI them on their toea times when he was coachlna there, have not yet reported. Any other FRESH FRUITS •* much a.s he does and runs back· Walden carrying the ball acr011 the third team ; and B1m1e Harper all the time. Moat of the frosh are emerging with a record of two vic- candidate. tnteDd1nr to come out tortes and one tie. should report to Lee Spalding, MEATS, VEGETABLES : ward on half of his end sweeps can the double line on an end run. and Simmons Trueheart, ends; drUl1nl ror the All-University meet freabman manaeer. PraeUee 'WUl be + grab the publicity he does. The Then the Inspired B-8 outftt stood Jack Manpn, cmter, and RaJ which IIICbedWed to oome oft In + win gave •.rJUsUewaUe's charges off the Generals untU the ftnal pe- Craft. b&clt received honorable the near future. Sneral or the ...._ Beqe, Loals'ue A spe­ ~heil~dieivie~~da~yia~tiS~o'iei~ilti..... ~i·~•i'i'i••~·~·~·~·~•+++++++++++++ a average of over 500 for rlod. when Ray Craft's passea to mention. ftnt·1UJ' men, becauae of their cial sororitY for married coeds wu • +++++++++++++++ the yea.r. • Lykes and Dobblna sparked a '78- Votint on the pard candidatea prep-school parttctpatton 1n •rest- recentlY founded at Loulatana yard drive for a touchdown. Dob· for ftrst team honors waa also Una are tnelllible for thla tourney. state university. It ls called Phi Tha~ Bowl Question . . . bins handled the ftnal toss for the cloee. It wu announced, wtth Lambda Pl. The Annex and Billiard Parlor Saturday night found Duke. score. and then, with the declslon Echola of VMl and Acree of Vir- EJ C Bill' J Ch Ia.a. yoa to the New Location Tennessee. Texas Christian, Notre hanging ln the balance, calmly rtnta. nosinl out the Generals' Bill tl'ft111 utru tlmp, Dame. Oklahama, and George- place-ltlclted the w1nninl point. Brown. an all-stater lut y•r. Nor- To Pnform At Cornn Qeldaa.lt.b &peri Efa1d....-t OPPOSITB THE LYRIC THEATRE • town still undefeated. Just which Lo.t Te W...._ Yell of Richmond, and DevUn of Bd c.r.. nationallY rankin& ...... Qua, Aaullultloa 126 South Main Street of these teams will be aelected for If W-L looked somewhat alow ln VPI. ed r bUUardletar, wW exhibit h1a wares CeU &nolftn the Rose Bowl remains to be seen. their opener. they looked even Contlnu on pace our "CHARLIE" wiD lel'Ve you Ice Cold Beer and but Duke. after slugging Pitt 7-0 slower on the followlni week In at the Corner bllllard room at 2:30 Myers Hardwaft Store to keep lt.s record lntact,ls the aen- comparison to the POWer and &lp U ball o'clock on Tb\U'Ida1 afternooo. Lexlqtoa, Viqinla s-dwicha of .U kinds tlmental favorite out In the land exhibited by the University of Vlr- Phi Psi's Vo ey en Caru will play a match acatnst In so th c 11 1:'--ily n....f-t Simn..a Nu't either Kit Canon, W-L'a ace hand- We Delwn Aflywhne Teleplrotre 88 : of sunsh lne . 8 ce u em a • glnla, who took W -L's meuure ~ a...rc - ....--- ler of the cue, or H. L. Pitzer, man- fomlo. and Callrornla are lied for 13·0. The game, played In SCott In Two Straight Gamet ager of the Oomer; and will then ...... the Paclftc coast championship stadium ln Cha.rlotteavllle, Octob­ Jackson Barber St.· .J with no way of decldinl the far er 1, was all Wahoo as they punch- Winning both game• of a two dlaplay hls repertory of trlct shota. west representative in sight. It ed across two ftrst-perlod touch- out of three aerlea, the Phl P11'1 expla1D1n( bow each ~ done and It wu pod enoqb for Geaeral 8 might be a good idea to match downs and threatened to repeat easily outcluaed the stcma NU'1 anawertnt the 1allery questions. a.Mn E. ~t must be reod Texas Christian and Duke in Pasa· this performance durinl the rest Monday nilht. The ftrat 1une 'l1l1a exhibltldllia the fourth ln the eaoqb for JOG. GRElJ~9U~D dena. or course this would be lm- or the game. ended by a ecore of 1& to a. with aertea belnl ofterect at intervals of possible but what a natural! The Blue and White footb&ll hopes the Phi Pit's on the wtnntna end. two weeks by the Comer. greatest offense In the land against were at a very low ebb as the oen- 1be second aame also ftnllhed In .,.______.... ~Hot,.+++++++++++++++++ the 1reatest defense. erals started off for Charleston, favor of the Phi Plt'l by a score of --- It Southern Callfomla ls select- west Virginia, the next week-end 15 to 7. R. S. Hutcheeon & Co. A. & P. ed. they will probably meet the to engage the paweduland hlchlY- From the very start tt wu Phi IIIU.WOU. LtJIIIID. GO HOME for CHRISTMAS Dookers. Wallace Wade Is hiahly favored Mountaineers. But bY Pat. and they were never p\&lhed, c..a ... w... F;,.~ GrocetYs respected out on the coast and any nightfall of October 8 the W·L aa the acore lhowed. team that can romp through a nlne camp was reJoicinl over the newa The Uneupa are aa follows: Phi Phone 188 Solicit Your Support via Adantic Greyhound Lines game schedule, lncludlnt such that the Big Blue team had tied Pel-&mple. SChlabach, Davia, ...... teams as Pitt. Colgate. Carolina.. Ita mighty OPPOnent 8-8. Harrison Tanart. Reiter and Simpson; 81&· SAFE PLEASANT ECONOMICAL Oeorala Tech. and Syracuse. de- Hocan made lhe Blue touchdown ma Nu-Oodehn, 'lbornPIOn. Gad· &erves plenty of credit. U this on a 17-yard run. dy, Jones. Wlnana. and Ward. aame materializes. then TennH&ee The Generals continued to u- The second l&mt between the will probably meet Texas Chris- cend when, on OCtober 15, at. Stoll Kappa 811'1 and the 8PB'1 was a You Can Drive In Comfort • Uan ln t he suaar Bowl. That leavt'S field In Lexilllton. Kentucky, they double forfeit. &I neither team Schedule of Butet Leaving Lexington, Va. onlY Oklahoma and Oeo111elown. soundlY beat the Xentuclt1 Wild- lhowed up. NORTRBOUND-8taunton. Washington. New York. <•tr but the way bowie POP out of no- cata 8-0 on 1\ touchdown by Blah· .-.::;::;::;::;::;:======i With a where on New Year's these teams op and a safety scored when Sima 5:20 All, 8:50AM, 2:40PM. 4 :00PM, 7:46PM. 12 ·00 AM. should easily be accommodated. Trueheart nailed Zoeller In t.he end SOUTHBOUND-Roanoke, Brlstol. Knoxville. etc. zone. Complimeftu Triple Flo Defrosting Heater Oenerallstnr . . . On October 22, Ln the Generals' of 5:15 All, 10:1& AM, 3:10PM, 4:10PM, 8:10PM. 12.00 AM one or am Ellll' boys from the seconc! home pme, Dtclt Plnclr's Let Us InstaU One In Your Car EASTBOUND-Lynchburg, Richmond. Norfolk, etr AA house reports thai Jlm lJnd~ey beautiful 88-yard touchdown Jaunt. BOLEY'S 5:25 AM, 3:10PM, 12 :01 AM, that the bu!lybody would yell "Um­ WE8TBOU!f0.--Cutton Forae. Charleston, Chlcnao. rtc. ber.'' block h1s man. and watch him faU Chains, Winter Fronts, Robes A few years nao Oeorala T ech J. ED DEAVER & SONS waa playing Oelethorpe unlver­ • alty. The En11lneers were n.heac! by