.. Three English Net Stars Charleston Alumni Sponsor Dance To Play H ere Thursday P&~e 1, Column 3 t P&&'e 1, Column 1 Z-'J'JI Washington and Lee University Semi-Weekly 45th YEAR LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER, 28, 1941 NUMBER 11 Tennis Stars United Press Correspondent Featured With Tony Pastor Cast of Varsity Show To Play Here To Feature SIPA Concla'Ve Is Almost Complete Richard Hottelet, United Press ting news under totalitarian cen­ On Thursday staff man, will be the major speak­ sorship. er at the 17th annual Southern Hottelet was with the ~rman lnterscbolast.ic Press Association bureau of the United Press in As 26 Sem Girls Sign Hardwick, Little, Hare convention to be held here No­ Berlin when the war broke out. Will Stage Exhibition vember 7-8, Professor 0. W. Riegel, Some months late.r he was arrested director of the Lee Journalism and sent to a concentration camp. * Millar Will Choose With Locals Thursday Foundation, announced today. Despite repeated protests bY the Although his place in the pro­ United States government and in­ More Than 400 Chorus Thursday Tennis, moved into campus gram has not been definitely de­ tercession by the American con­ prominence last spring by the cided as yet, Hottelet will prob­ sul, he was detained until the At Student Union signing of Fred Perry as varsity ably be called upon to address the spring of this year. lnYade Hill City net coach and by the appearance delegates attending the Quill and Beyond a vauge charge of es­ Selection of a cast for the 1941 here of Bobby Riggs, Sarah Pal­ Scroll banquet Friday evening, pionage, Hottelet didn't know why For VPI Game varsity show, partially completed frey Cooke, Elwood Cooke, and November 7, Riegel stated. Hotte­ he bad been incarcerated. Ges­ over the weekend after members other of the game's stars, will let is expected to describe his ex­ tapo agents found papers ln his The weekend invasion of LYnch­ of the castlng committee had made periences while a prisoner of the spring back into the spotlight room hlnting communistic activi­ Eugenie Baird and Johnny McAfee, featured vocalists with burgh sa.w over 400 students make several trips to SOuthern Semin­ Thursday when three English Gestapo as well as discusS the ties. However, in a series of ar­ the trip over the mountain to the ary to choose girls for the 26 fem­ stars stage a series of exhibition technique and diftlcul tles of get- ticles written for the Scripps­ Tony Pastor and his orchestra, who will sing here during the Hill City to watch the Generals inine parts, is scheduled to reach matches on the Washington and Howard newspapers after his re­ Opening Dance Set, to be held the F riday and Saturday of in action against VPI. completion Thursday night when Lee courts. turn to the United states, Hottelet Homecomings, November 14 and 15. The University Co-op sold 411 tryouts are held here for parts in Thursday's visitors wUl be Mary Forum Hears claims to have received these pa­ student tickets, and almost a the male chorus. Hardwick and Dorothy Round pers from a German friend. hundred additional ones were Casting of the male roles for the Little, former British Wightman Max Wllklnson, one of the fic­ bought for dates or by townspeo­ musical comedy was started last Cup players, and Charles E. Hare. Author Discuss tion editors of Collier's Weekly Tony Pastor Brings ~Band of 1941' ple. The number sold did not reach night when Dusty Millar, student former Davis Cupper. All are now and former W&L man, has also last year's record of 600 when stu­ director, conducted tryouts for the professionals. been added to the long list of dent tickets were sold for ten four male leads. Eleven students Miss Hardwick and Mrs. Little Fall of France speakers secured by Mr. Riegel. To Campus for Opening Dances cents upon presentation of a answered the call. match strokes in a singles en­ The amazing collapse of the Delegates to this convention in­ By JOEELUS number one on the list of top Campus Tax book. Thursday night's chorus try­ gagement, while Hare will oppose French Army will be one of the clude representatives of high Fresh from a summer full of record sellers. outs will be staged in t.be Student Jack Mallory, varsity captaln, in main topics of discussion tonight school publications from all parts big-time stands at some of the Before going out on his own, A parade through Lynchburg Union Building at 7:30. another singles duel, after which when Pierre de Lanux addresses of th e south. Features of the con­ nation's leading hotels and thea­ Tony played with Smith Ballew, before the game, a feature of the "We would appreciate it if every the foursome will stage a mixed the fifth meeting of t.be Washing­ vention will be round table dis­ tres. the band which Tony Pastor J oe Venuti, VIncent Lopez and past two years, was necessarily boy who has any talent at all will doubles exhibition. ton and Lee Defense Forum, ac­ cussions of practical problems of will bring to the Washington and finally Artie Shaw. Tony conduct­ omitted this year because of the come out Thursday night," Millar The matches, sponsored by the cording to Professor F. J . Barnes, scholastic publishing, a motion Lee campus for Openings on No­ ed Shaw's band during the six Executive Committee of the Fac­ said. "We especially need boys director of the weekly Forum ulty's refusal to shorten classes Southern Conference Tennis Com­ picture program featuring long vember 14 and 15 is rated 'the weeks Artie was Ul on the Paci1lc with good singing voices." mittee and the Wilson Sporting meetings. enough to allow students to reach and short newspaper subJects, band of 1941." Featuring Eugenle Coast and during most of the Ho­ Twenty-six Sem girls were se­ Goods Co .. wlll get under way at Mr. de Lanux• talk, "France's Lynchburg before lunch. group meetings for newspapers, Baird and Johnny McAfee on the tel Pennsylvania engagement. lected from a group of over 40 as­ 3:30 o'clock and will be open to Failure-America's Challenge" is magazines, annuals, and advisers, vocals, Pastor's outfit will open When Shaw quit directing, Pastor pirants for the show's feminine the public without charge. expected to emphasize the lessons Fifty-four British sailors from as well as banquets with speakers his first W&L visit at the Sopho­ organized his own band, engaging parts. Miss Hardwick brought a. 10- that we, as a nation, can learn prominent in the field of Journal­ more Prom on the first night of some of the top musicians In the the H. M. S. Queen of Burmuda year amateur career to an end last from the French defeat, added Ism. There will also be a recep­ business, many from the Shaw and H.M.S Victory were present Louraine Wolfe will play the the set, and will play again the part of a young New York debu­ January when she made her pro­ Professor R. N. Latture, chairman tion and dance for the delegates following afternoon and evening. band. He started work immediate· as guests of the sponsors of the fessional debute in Madison of the University Committee on on Friday night, November 7. A ly on one ntghters and finally game. After they marched on the tante, while Betty Beavers will be The man who "Pastorized" "the attractive secretary and Square Garden with Alice Marble. Speakers, which is Jointly sponsor­ sight-seeing tour of Lexington and landed at the Lincoln Hotel be­ field and took their seats Jn the swlng dld one of the largest gross­ former college chum of the Deb." She spent five months on a 60-city ing the address. a vi.slt to Natural Bridge are in­ es of any band in recent years at hind Charlie Barnet. While at the W &L stands, the VPI band played Other lead roles went to Mar­ tour with Miss Marble, Bill Tilden The noted Free Frenchman who cluded in the program. the Capitol In Washington recent­ Lincoln for seven months, he ap­ t.be British National Anthem, Ood is appearing here for the fourth jory Shoppe, who will play the and Don Budge. and since that ly. and his bookings for the winter peared for a four-week series at Save The King, in their honor. time has been playing exhibitions time In as many years will attempt the Paramount. Since then he has part of a society matron, and Include Manhatten Beach ln New Phyllis Tappen, who wtll be the for the beneftt of the British War to explain the responsibility for York, Philadelphia's Earle Thea­ risen steadily on the Ust of the The W&L band, clad again in Relief and Bundles for British or­ the weaknesses in the French sys­ Alumni Prepare tre, The Palace Theatre in Cleve­ country's leading bands. their regular blue and white, after debutante's mother. tem. a question which has puzzled ganizations. land and the Palladium in Holly­ Eugenie Baird, only 19 and a their camel's hair coat Invasion of The following girls were given Americans ever since the German She scored tournament victories ~Big' wood. native of Pittsburgh, has never Washington , forsook the usual specialty assignments: Eola Mll­ over Helen Wills Moody, Sarah. victory was e.trected. Weekend worked with any band other than custom of playing martial airs and ler, Mary Beyers and Jean Schel­ Palfrey and others during her The incapablllty of the army to Pastor's.