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delivery wUI be J'e­to just one a day begin­

May 15, in eonformanc:oe with order of the Ol!lke of De.flf!DM­

TNupc:n1atfon, to elimin&te apee-6aJ trips aad redaee tnadring mil· ace. <;roe.riea ma,. 1end bat one Ol'dclr dal~ to a -bome and there ..W be no apeocial delit"ery mail llr •"ftbicle". A vehicle is de6nM M .. Any rubbe-r tired "reh.ide pro­aMDI!d or drawn by mecban iul pwer or hones."

• £oaUab 0811'ap&pel'.l have. been :Ndacoed to four pace:s to conserve ....,rint. FoJ' the. sr.ne reoaon tll.tr c:ircubtioll 'lft!l "fl"'un" at till• 11oumbe.r cirn.lated on the day Bit.lv walked into Poland, Sept. t , JUS. &• i.o Ebcliah ~ JOint out. that f"e.Ader- ahou.ld ... ,.., tbelr c:opie• &Ad lend them t.o -- • A Gunn, a Cannon, a.nd. a War· tllip -re .ent to the N&tion's .-.I forc.q th11 mooth by Lo­.a Bo.rd N-o. 1, Waukegu, Ill

fta Gunn is Leo, 25 yan old, Wauke!g'&n ; the Cannon i.s Eu­

:W fNJ'S old, o! North Chi· and t.he Warship U EddJe,

,._,. .,ld, of Waukepn. TMy IDt':IDblln of tbe um.e quota.

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The Glenville Mercury And Remind You

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Rolarboe1b Field Studen t Newspaper--Glenville Sta te Teachers College-Published Weekly

RABBI GOODE IS GUJST SPEAKER Appointment of W. H. S. White,

PROFESSIONAL RELATIONS CONFERENCE FOR COLLEGE SENIORS WILL BE HELD S. N. '04, pres ident of Shepherd

HERE TOMORROW, STARTING AT 10 A. M. HERE SUte Tuchers College, Shepherds. Labor _difficult ies and failure to WEDNESDAY town, to the State Merit S11tem ~et supplies M~e caused a &low-u-p Council wa.s announced the put m _ the eon.rtruclion work on the new

- -- • . week by Gov. M. M. Neely. , se•ence hall. Ch" f ~- k s.,.. PJ-op~ Emp~ . .. Gann. Mr. White succeeds E. s. Mt.clin, At present trick and -hack-up ti le le """J'C& era Will Be Mr. David Kirby, Sec· To R e l ... oa w.u M ake pre~tident o! West Virrinia lllllti· ha\'f' been laid to the rourt..h ftoor reta ry of the State Board of Education

Democracy \York ~:~:u;: J~~~;:.!!·~~nd~ :~;:~ ·;~t ~~~ ~ :~ffi~~~i: ~: and M iaa Winif red Newman of the SEA ~~.e ~~it:~:att~:alw~ti=~~J::n;~: :~~~v~~d::r~~~e b:~i;~ac:~' f!~ _B_u_a_h_ G_r_a_d_u_a_t_e_d-ln--* Two prominent state e d uca.

By Kl.ine Bush Dr . Alexander E . Goode,

Rabbi of Beth Israel Congre· gation in York, Pa .. was firm in his belief that the best and only way Cor us to make demo· eracy wor'k as it ahould is to obey t h e Ten Commandments, \\'hen he spoke in assembly W ednesday on '~n Our Demo· cracy Is Religion I n Action?"

1943. the. c:ornke, but it will be the. latter School of Medic ine tors will come here tomorrow

:i~~ ~~~M:: -:r:e~ deliveries t4 the U. Of Pennsylvania ~r~~~io~~Jth:el~~i:~:"'c::fe:.

Dr. Goode, a fluent speaker, observed that religion and de­mocracy have developed a long parallel lines. and said, "Reo. ligion reinforce11 democracy;

WILL OFFER TWO ONE-ACT DRAMAS

HERE ON JUNE 2

democracy reinfon:es religion." Re College seniors will denoun~d th~" that demo~raey two one.ac:t plays June 2 as originated in the Greek Churcll- their part in the annual com· State, said "democ:T:t.ey ori~nated m encement program. The ill tbe Bible." and t hat It could be. plays are "Star-Struck." a found in A~tlon in the book of Mos- cia I comedy with a fast mov­es. ing background, and ''Work-

A~'Tiost every ideal of present dsy house \Vard.'' an Irish folk democrl\CY can be traced back to play. the teac:hlfl&'S of the propb.eta," aaid " Star-Struck" by F lorence Dr. Goode. " The European aywt;em R yerson and Colin C lements. stre.ues a form of autocNCJ'-noot conced e d one of the cleverest democracy. Cloller to our form o·f husband and wife playwright democ:.racy is t.be Euglilb .,.atem." teams, has a cast of nine sen·

He wu firm in his opinion that iors which includes Jean Me· d~moc:.Ncy must and wHI live and Millian, J ean Brunn, Lillian wilt be !riven t.o the peoples all over Hefne.T. Roanna G.a.lner, Eldred J im. the wo rld. " While p.-enunenls were have bHn more concerned about the e.rlingulsbing of democ:.rac:iea in

'S~ipm~nts or salt gh.ud ti le for Kyle Bush, A. B. '35, was gn.dua- ~:~ero~~~~s i:o t~eg~~~:e~odtib~ mt.enor walls have been releu- ted Satu rday at the University of College seniors and other •tu·

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Pennsylvania School or Med id ne dents who plan to teach next and he:~: ~~::es n!.e !o:~i~: ~nd plans t.o bk.e his in~rn work year.

1 g d g 1n a Detr"'1t, Mtch.. hosp1t.al next Scheduled for addresses at ong at a stea Y pace. fall if he is not c:aUed into active 10 a. m., when the conference

(Sptci:a l to the Mercury~ M'ashington. D. C,--\\'ith an·

nouncement- by the War Department n liberaliud furlough policy for

indueted registrants, N•tional Bea.dquartet'S oh~ ad\is&d local boards to cooperate with Army Col'P!I A rea Headquarte.rs nnd recommend leave for selectee..s who need time to

per.Kinal anfairs. The.se !url.oughs will begin not la.­

ler than 5 day.s after induction and will not e,;ceed 10 da)'l!l, except that

srvice in th.e Nny, in which he holds will open, are Mr. Davd Kir· a eommi&Sion u Ensign. This by, sec retary of the State s1.11mmer he plans to work at the Boal'd of Edue:~.tion, and Misa Win­Myers Clinic at Philippi. ifred Newman, ~ident of tbe

After being graduated !rom the State Education A.uociation. ColleJe"e, Mr. Bush taught three year:s The conference will oompJ'iAe a at Tanner and Cedarville, attended general auevn.bly beginning at 10 a. the Un iversity ior two yea~. then m. and after the more fonrul part went t.o the U. of Pa. t-o complete of the progra~~~~ v.·iU take the f-orm his study o! medicine. ' of an open forum, in whicb atu•

His sister, Marjorie Bush, A. B dents and teachers will be invited '41. a teacher in the first grade in to ask and assist in answer ing quK­Glenville, attended the. e:r:ercises. She tions pertinent to the teachiq pro• left Glenville Fridsy evening and re- fession. turned Sunday eveni ng. The confe rence is one of abo11t

-----<>--- three bei ng held in the state thi. month.

All students whe plan to tach Another Exchange Assembly Program ~~~.:1~:r~ :i~d h:h:~~~~r~:: ~==

Offered Thursday "' •• that thoy ~•Y attend. Othtr ___ nudenta •having vacant periods wiU

be! at' liberty to attend.

EuTOpe.'' he added. (C-ontinued on Plli'f! three)

Colleg6 ~tudent.s who presented their second exchange assembl~· pro­gum of the year at Alde.rson-Broad·

Tiu.• seeo nd pLay. du~a~~~~~;a:~::er;;.~:e~~~ac:~ dus College Thursday were received Wa rd," by Lady enthusiastically by college officials

General chairman -on an.n, .. menta is Dr. J. C. Shreve, bead of the education department.

Final Examinations Will Begin May 28

kno•-n lrlah on t.o inform local boards M this and by t he student. body. Sugar Rationing pla)' i now Army tf'urlourh poliey and adds. Robert f'idleJ', Glenv.ille's student

A Reality Here old men in .a poorhouse. The "Lou! boards should be advised president, aaid Dr. J . W. Elliott, A .•

characters wLII be portrayed by ~f!~~e ~~~1\!"!~~i~e.:~~/:tl!: ~ B. president, J'emarked that the pro •

in ScU::il~b;:si:!t~~~~ ~:~~ ~:n:'~:i~t~~ks Golden and llary info~ indu~~ not . to releue . hill ~r:~e:;; !:o~:~: ~::a~~d s':dbean~ .-nde -=hoot uachers workiDr ~o· Senior .members of the pt'Oduct.ion ~?seS$~o_ns ~ ~~~\# . ~ake d flnai said the program was dift'erent and

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:c:rs be~o~~~~~ :c~io:e~~ :~:~ ::::~td ;~·5 ;::~~ ~d baa~d l~::rtd ~eru:':oins froe;; wre:~t: ::_n:e:C~or: a~aalea H~ff. ~r=rty ~ke~,. by The Anny Enminina "you oug-ht to organize a larger

ne.;:;.e.n:e,;:.t~~:~ eompleLed ::::::;.: and Foresl Wbite buain•ss oar · ~--- :;;;:P~~;bo~ ~ ::c~o~teth:.dGI::: lt-e put TIMSday and Wedne.day. Miss !Uthleen Robertaon, direct- EA RL WOUE 15 O UTSTANDI NC joyed the program and invited them and civilian reginration Is bfllg- held or, ia looking for baek st.a(1! help, BASKETBAll PLAY ER IN CAMP to dinner. in the. clementary achool toda)' , to- Wlhen and ticket selle.n. who will Th E< sixty.minute progNtn inc:Jud· m.onoow, and Tlhu.ssda)'. receive free admWion to the pia), Word w:.s received rece ntl y that ed six numben by the fresh man or-

Sc:.hool wa• dismiaeed yesterdaY for their toil Pvt. &arl Wolfe, A. B. '38, who is cbestra "Study in Green/' "The a.nd if neeusary -other pu\ods are 'l'he College 0~. dl~cted stationed at Fort Belvo ir, Vi rginia. Same Sweet You" , "If I Had My coing t.o be taken un.t.il regUtra.tions by MiN Bertha E. OlJen, will provide waa voted tl:r.e out.tanding player in Way ", "Blue Evening", ''Woodchopo­are eompleted. musical entert.ai~¥~Dmt betw~n the 'he buketba ll league there and waa per's Ball" and "Tuxedo Junction"

One r.tion book will be issued tor pbp. swarded a large trophy. While in featuring RUMell Hugh McQuain on each penon in a houaehold, adults College be was a member of the tromboDe . and ehlld!'en alike, &.nd two pound.l One o! the most important appli- the P ioneer sq uad. Wolfe sOO is a Anna H.ary Mearm and M-argie

Last recitation foJ' the semuter will end at nooo oa Thunday, Ha7 28, announeee De.an B. L. White, and 611al e:n.m.in&tions becin at 1 :• SO p. m. on that date and ead the afternoon of Tue.tdaJ', June 2.

Studenta to be exempted from fi•l u~~minations ineludlf! senion bo be graduated this year, studentt who have major puts in the ope.J'etta or other music prognm !riven u a part of Commencemebt exercises (liat to he furniabed py Miss Bertha E. 0 1· be n), students who 1have role• ia the senior play (list t-o be furnished bf Miss Kathleen Robertaon); prorided, in all cases, tbe student's claQ wrade is C or better.

:~ ':u.~~0~e the limit at the time ~:~d:' :r~.!::.":w~~,;!~ ·!; ~~:;.be;0~! ~h:n=Pt:;::e~ w;~~~ ~~r:!~~;d .. :~ r~:~~~· :a~~ To Give P rogram 'nit• GlVIlOriN of C. s. T. C., c:~:;;n;~lrs~~:'nllb!oo11:e:7rK~.!: Tens bioc:.hemist believes. rUgbt.s a week. i~' ~~:ma~~t.::~~t~:"~~~ ~~ At Unidis H igh 1 wi1J carry alonr 'W1th me. Kall. and will tile. these 1n the otfiee ers did a " Handsome Henry' ' tap- School Assembly

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by Ke nneth KendaU of Prt:sident E. G. r.ohl"bo•l(l,'b. When Red Cross Instructor H as Background dane& routine in costume, and Rus-studenu IH.v Collep, coupons for sell Hugh McQuain did impersona- Elma Emrick, >Clyde Dotson a nd

St. OJ.« College (Sornfield, .Ul'B r will be removed and books Of Experience For First Aid Work tions: of Ned Sparks, Joe Louia, And Richard Ha~r will con•titQte a ~~ =·y opened ita $300.000 retumoed_~<>_th_•_m~. ~-- ... Step..N-Fetc.llit. "morale team•l when they ~ent

by E. ~ancee Myers McCARTNEY SJNCS AT .a-n assembly prognm at Unidia Higtf ·•one. two, trnre~urn .• . Po- FRESHMAN cuss P ARTY Council Officers School, We.st HilfoJ'd, Friday.

College Students Give Achievement sit~~~· i~ ·e :d:s:IJ~~~~ot the. story ~tore than 75 persong danced to Will Be Installed Ci:i~n ~:ic:rio~~l ~~~:::: ~~ Tests T o Fourth, Ninth Grade Pupils :~ t~:C,~~o~::o;· ::;io:.~· i;~erc;:: ~~~ ~~c~:;" ~h:::. :~rn,~; At Meeting May 13 ~;;;;~~~~ ~~~ ;,.'~:~ou;it~':

.. fi eld reprelK' ntativea who fini shed eC. canl.s or other games at the fresh- tion"; .and Harper will n~ th• O.Ue,:e ~udenu from H. Y. Charlotu Do~y. Dol"'thy Wagron· two week3 o( teaebing in an i.nstruc.- :;nan party in the gymnasium Satur- At a student body meeting to be question "Can Americans Fight!"

Cluk'a c:t- in Education 217 and er, Wynema W.ibon, Lourene Rad- ton' first-aid course here Friday 1ay night. held May 13, rrnemben of the Stu· The trip is being m.ade in ooDnee• Jl4 aDd t:rora Mi• Myen' da511 in clilt', Olet.a Collins, Wilms. St.a nard, night. ~~~ M~Cartney. freshman, S&rlf:' dent Council of 1941·'42 will ~ tion with work in Edueaton 300, Elducabon 444 ~ Supenntend· June T tsor, Anne H•mric, Eleanor A tall, lanky North C•rolinian be "l..ut Night I Said A Prayer'' .and c:eive. pins for ·their services during class on pl"'poganda. tAught by Deaft -. Marrin Cooot>er •nd his stalf in Romine, Lois Sheline, Rosemary sou nded bored and looked hard "SomM·ne's Roelrin' M)· Dreamboat." the yea r, and members o! t he Coun- H. L. White. ~ Sca.nd.ard A.chie\lemif!nt t.este Hull, Janet Murphy, Gladys Stalnak- boiled while directing class activities Punch and cookies .were served by cil of 1942-'43 will be given the ---<>---to aU fou1'111 and nin~ade pnplle er, Le-nita Cut.o, Helen Fleming, or lecturing, but wh.en he relaxed, Gladys Buuard, EL%v1e O~me, An- oath of office by Pres. &. G. ltohr· R iD GibneJ' Couo" the put week. Ellubeth Rolli.at.er, Helen Licht, i. e .. when he participated in C'On- "'" Faye Moyers,_a.nd Jatanue J o Bush., bough. uth Shaw Gives

au.! po1"p0te o! tho te•t.s was to Nina Snyder, Goldie. Tawney, Eub versati-on or talked a.bout artificial r~m•n. act~ng hostess- New rnembe.n and prese nt one! D dladt tbe JH'OIT't!M made by pu-pUa in Greathouse, Mild!'\td Keener , Geneva respiration ... applied to drowning. es for the OW83101l. they rrplace an: Preeide'"lt, Steryl emonstration Of ..._ tmdM fro«n the bt-gillniq of Fernawol"'tb. and Ella Pitzer. the .aound of boredom ch&ng'Od to a David Fit-q,atrick. f:reshman clasll Brown f or Robert Fidler:: vic:e.,preo· F" p · · ... ,_,, w'tlen a &Dnttar teSt ~ southern drawl and the Mrd boiled •T'r~ideon.t , had charge o'(; sll arrange- ident. Katy Adams for Ja.m~;, Heat.- tnger amttng ~~ roo~ were I'Villted 51 Get Red Croaa look bec:ame on e of wearin ess, or ment.s con~rnin.g the pll.l"ty, ~s:;::e~~:C:~~~r~·i~:;:o~: Finger paiiiting was demon.trated

ODd tho ,...,.., or pu•ib ,.,- <oom Ina true tor's Card di~=~':!.,',~~.'';;~· c,,., is • bw- New Cer tificate ""'•"' fo< RuddeU Rood. J,_, m- by '"" Ruth P•i>on Show, New nq.d from one to thirty-two, tbo jl!'ta nt-at.-anns, Sol Levin !or Brooks York fingi!r painting expert and in. rrerap bel"8' about tea . IMtMlct.or1 certitieates •1Ve.re eam- yer and jqdge o! hiw eounty court Replace& S. N. Golden. Class elections have not been ,·en.tor of Shaw painta;, in the Colleg_e

willfte~ .:'::;i:~ ~~;:n,: :! :~ !l~:n~:J':f =i~::: ~:~i~~v~eo~=~eceyofu~ujd~~~ Applkations for Standard Nom.al ~~~c~· a~u:h;~~t~~:t.sif~:~ ~~~:::turday. About forty people

wiD I~ the resultas, make taMe es n R.ed Crcaa lnetructor'.a Fil"8t Aid in. North Caroll~. wh~n elected , and c:m_ifieatee wiU n.ot lbe accepted al· t. I b) ';h.em. Miss Shaw used not only her fin· -"Pba aDd tben give re.ulu ta the dus, ta.lJC!hl -by L J . Greer, Waah- st.ll hat that distmetion . ter June 30, 1943. aeeordng to the gen and hand, but also ber arm. t.o cov.ty wperiAt.e.ndtw~l. A taimila.r ingt.on, D. C., wfl~h ended Friday. En~ged . i~ first aid wvrk- in 19- West Virginia School Law, a.s enact- HICKMAN ATTENDS ANNUAL p roduce the de!ired elfect. Since leaiftC progroam ...ill be conducted There were 72 ~ns e.nrol\ed ln 27, h~ tra1n1ng- and nperienc:e tit- ed Marc:b 6, 194.1. Feb. 2, !942, was ROT ARY DISTR.ICT MEET ING she re-commended ibs: use espeeiall)' a.zt ,_,. •od until a U JTade.s have tM eoune, 11. dloppeod , 61 were e-x- ~e.d -hnn tiO reiiSUme a.c:ti'f'e duty in t.h(> Iaiit time a ny student c:ould start with c:hildre.n, she c;Jemo1111trated with .... teNet ~~~omined , a nd 1 faUed. A list ol in.- ot when C"&lled into &ervic~ in Ma reh, , work toward a Standard Nonnal and Lmn B. Hickman, instructor in John .Rohrbough, son 01( CO&Ch and

CoJklf;e .-tudentec who pve. the •tructort' ...;n be plll\lli.lhed in the 1942, lo continue "!Of' the duration." hGve weeks 1!-nough to qualify in Engl ith and journalism in the Col· 3frs. A. F . Rohrbough.. S.C. weTe : LU'Vera B&rker, Jean next iss~. . In 1936, Mr. Greer led • oanoe time. lege .snd pres1d ent-e leet of the Glen· On e,;hilut wne !po&lntmgs o.t :.er ,...._ 0ma. Britt.on, J.mogen& : · <Ait...cl£.cou~ty me.mber~ mdo.ded erpedition ol ~irteen boys -and fonr Replacing the Standard Norms.! is vtlle Rotary Club, Wlll retum this own work and some made lby chi I· a..DC. Geraldine Cr.lt.. M.argt if! W•lt~r CurtiS, sat'ety d1.rector, of ~noes 600 m1les down Baltimore 11 Third Cla,s., Elementary certJf':ioa.te ~vemng f·rom Wheehng, where he dren frcm three months of age. and n..ta, s. f'Tanc:ea Myers, Reba El· Huntln~n, "he: returned to te.a.ch R1ver .to ~eorgetown, S. ~ .. a~d bac:k having the same r equiremenUJ, but .us been ~tte?ding the •nnual 18~tb older . .,_D, Elizabeth Kellar, Q»rlotte Fll"8t ALd to .~"o~• u.nlta of e ng'ln· l t.o W1lmmgton, N. C., 1n e1ghtee.n 20ed for oniy three Y•rs and entit- Rotary. Distnct Conference, wb11:.b DuriJl8 J'ecent :rears her ._.0 rkJ ........ drte Pitze r, Evelyn Sprou.e, l oN"!!!; VIrginia Skinner, ClaN Bell da)ll!l . !te OJ)J!rated hi1 o'!l! aurnmec ling t:l!e holder to ·~ 'foy t'han ia opened Sun!by eveai~. ha.ve been taugbt1in !SI:hOO)s"anCI kin· ~ Wolfe, EWredtJlm~n. Lillian Ln.,, and _Maple ~~~. t.eria e•tn~f6J' ~,!a foJ' fi,;e( )'e&J;$ at Lab re.Ceived'iby a st'.&nda~d Nonnal ' ;·· ~, . · •• ~~ .:-~. :·-> ,. 1 !' derganene wUb COIIMiderQie lia:ccMI, Befit•, Bar9-ra Mea~enrel', Mild· ~ounty; and Franfllar1ti.ooli. ~11un Waecatn*w, N. C.~ and servocl - .· • ' 'Williilti- c:.in. if'ormer it_I!Jknt, il The ~ waa .);onsoTed lty u.. nd ._,, .llla.d eline f'«JfU! , lt.tlr bl'lutfty. (Coatiaued on ~ 3) F oJ' Vktory--4!uy Boacllll 'vi.ritlng friends in ClezwiUe. College art department.

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REMEMBER MOTHER'S DAY

People are cften prone tO overlook t he value of par· ental care in making them what the~; are. Some don 't forget , arid to help all of us appreciate our mothers more, a day has been set a­side in their honor. Ne),.-t Sunday, Mother's Day, has been chosen as one day in which we can , in part, t ry to make up for honors and at­tentions we have neglected.

:\!ot her's Day honors the one 'Who has taught us to love the life we live. It is Mother who has ministered to our needs, encouraged us when we were gloomy, and provided the nescs11-ary boost that h&s caused us to perse­vere when we hesistate to ta k e a s t ep ~sEe ntial t o s uc­cess. When we triump h , she swell s with pride and tell s the neighbcrs, ' 'That is my

G:>lle6iale Di6esl son." When we write home __ ...=:....:..:;,.:,__..:_ __ .:.· / for money, "Mom" a lways

ANOTHER GOOD SPEECH j !d~~ni~1o~n ;~et~·ke~~it~o~ The past W e dn esday we

were privileged to hear a~­other inspiring address, th1s one by Dr. Alexander E. Goode, R abbi f-rom York.

Paitabbi Goode s poke on the parallelism of Democracy and C hris tianity. Conf:iict· illg claims notwithstanding, our democracy, the demo­cracy whkh the whole world knows of, stem s from civil­religious organizations un-

~erth!1'8?J· T~sta'!~~\~ented Our democracy, w hich we

consider the best in t h e world, springs from ! he in­teD&e religio us knowledge and convictions of our fou nd· iDa fathers, and this reli­Jious influence has perme­ated a ll our civil doc u­ments, as well as serving as a bas is of ou r govern m ent­al organization.

Dr. Goode's observations are of particular va lue to us DOW when a ll we recognize u democratic and as Christ­ian is t hreatened with ex­termination . This war is a c:l•sh between irrec.oncili­abJe philosophies of life and

fh:tr,~~~~~srdne~ t,~o~~~e 1~~~ ~fr:~nltyWhi:n :s!t~~fJi;. democratic and that demo­cracy is essentially C hrist­laD, and that each co ntTi­butes to and s uppprts the other, t h en we can more fu l­ly realize how fundamental­ly n ecessary is the Victory we must and will gain. -Rich ard Harper.

CONFERENCE WORTH ATit.NOING

The Professional Relatious Conference h e re tomorrow will offer t h e seniors a n ex­cellent opportunity to gain practical advice o n p rob lems which may arise w hen t h ey etart teaching next year .

The guest speak ers, 1\·Ir.

nose clean." Anoth er nl;ase o f moth­

erhood tha t ·adds to our pie· 1 asure is t he work of our

"Church Mothers," women about the to wn who " adopt" college !students la nd Jadd those little touches of h ome life t h at are missed so much.

These things go to make up a p lea to all of us who have deserving Moth ers to take a few minutes, its the least we can do, and thank i hem for the deserving work and love they have and a l­ways w ill give.- Earle Spen-cer.

THEY DESERVE RECOGNITION

AJmost every week some of our students quietly en­ter a recruiting office some p lace in th ~ s tate and sign up for senice with the na­tion's armed forces. Some of these young men have already been ca lled; others are awaiting orders. Have those 'who h ave gone been missed? W ill those w h o go later be missed? Definitely the answer is yes.

I.f one of the College grad­uates leaves to take a prom ­ine nt position, much ado us­ua ll y is m ade of his going; and yet, when a young Col­lege man enters t he most important career in t h e country today, we s ee m to place liftle emphasis on h is going.

Maybe we should h ave an assembly program or some sort of recognition party to emphas ize our best w ishes to all t he college men who are leaving. or wi ll s oon. Let it be kno'wn t h at we. do appreciate what America's young m en are doing fo r America.-P. D. R. •

'RADIO 'RHYTHMS

Brief Notes About Band Leaden-Hit Tunes

of The Day

b)' Bill Wheeler and J ack Stalnaker QUESTI ON OF T HE MONTH:

··Are Girl Musicians The Eqcal of Men?"

Woody Heman, bandleader: "Up until about three months ago I would ha,,,e answered this ques­tion ,-ery quickly and very smug­ly in the TW;gative. Then 1 found and heard Billie Rogers. Now, well, let us ;;a.y that no.w I am not quite so sure .about it. Do you know wh.at I mean?"

J im.my Dorsey, bandleader: "No, I am nfTaid the girls .are not the equal o! men. Some girl musicians that I have heard are very good, some o! them are cute, too, but i! you ask ome to name the grea·t male musicians I know 1"11 tall thl'!TD off by the hour for you­if you ask me to name the great WCI:Uen musicians 1 know, J"ll have to stutter a little."

Billie Rogers, trumpeter with Woody Herman: "Woody is just being generous. Woonen don't have the feeling for swing or for great s)-mponit m6s • .::. They haven't any broad conception of what they want !or music. Maybe strength has something to do with it, too. I don•t know.' '

L~s Brown. bandleader: " The answer is, no, of course. Women don't have the physical stamina or the patience to say with, an instrument until they master it. Yea.rs of hard work a1·e required an d mo5t women aren't willing to

gi.,•e that to music. There might be a few exceptions to the rule but I 'll be darned i! I can think o! .a ny right now."

* * * STUDENTS' CHOICE

Interest this week centers a­ro und the G Club Minstrel which is to be given Thursday night in the auditoriuom. Sand't\'ithed in the array of joke!: will be solos, tTio numbers, .a nd quartet numbers, as well as group singing of such hits as ··Deep in The Heart of Texas," " l.a %y Bones," and ••G Club Jam-boree,''

Now that it is too warm to stay inside and listen to your f-avorite •·adio programs, we recommend the usc of a portable set (one that works) under one of the recent­ly grooomed shades on the campus.

* * * BRIEFS:

Bob Hope bla.mes the Senate film invest igation on Bing Cros· by. Crosby, he elaims, gave eight of his hoi~Ses to the cavalry and t.hey susJlect him of being a Fifth Columnist ... Tonvmy Dorsey is thinking of :idding a full st:ring section (n.ine men) to his band .. .>\rturo Tos<:anini, o! the dassieal world, recently recorded the na· tiona! anthem. Not only did h6 •·chcarse it painstakingly. ibut when at last he w.as read }· to re­eo•·d he insisted the ent ire orches­tra st.anrl at atlention while nlay-

1 ing. T his is the fi rst time a "{'euo·· section has b~n known to stnnd whi le playing-.

Music Department

( cc;";;; ;oberf 'J. Xidd Zibrary I By Oh.arlotte Dorsey and meteorological data embodied iD

.A new titory of Indian love is the story. "Yellow Wolf, His Own Story," __ __., __ _ written ·by L. V. lfcWhorter, who Quick

~~:~::;~:~" t~~,~~.p~~ ~~!:~,;i~g1i~~~ QUIPS !~~d~"!r ;~~~:~h~~::~~\~~:r~-~ ;;,~ Stud ents of G. S. T. C. Jo,, wolf, th" !ast gTect Ne1; Perl.'e Glenv iJie, W. Va. v lllriol", re -·e?.hal tc 1\lr. McWh::tncr ' Ill entire h .:;troy r.-! the Nez Per:- o:: ·~

rh·olt agaiJ ~t. ;·e:11·.:-~~:o n, their ultl· nl:~t e gesture <\~a:m:t the lo!'s of \hdr immerr.orial home·and, a$ it t ·ll. no1 :1ated in <his d1•a manc struggle.

.\ recent J: :: t tt ... thl'. Library is •·Tt:e Lives of JI.uri$011 and Moron," ., 'J·,ok :>b.) \.1;; whirh \ l i99 Bessie R. Bell. College instructor, says, " We

Dear Students: I' ll bet you think the ath­

letes dont' have musical tal­en ts. Well, at their G Club Minstr e l, May 7, they' ll prove they don 't .

Yours, Quicksilver

upect such books to be tomplimen- E/Jiie FQ1"1!6tone, Jr., t:•ul "Billy t<:~ry. It is interesting 8..!1 an old sa.m- Idelson. better knowr. lo r11diJ :ist­ple of this type of biogu.phical writ· 1\l!r.s as "That Brews~er Boy ' and ing.'' Prior to all president ial elec· "Rush Gook" of ' 'Vic and Sade.'' are tions,lbiographies qr, Ute candidates 1tudents at Ncn:thwes~l!rn uni,ersir.y. are written. In this one Ha••rison is

termed "As a man, the noblest and Among the alurmni 1nd .fonner p111rest of his times. As a citizen. the students here for the week-end were g-re-n.dest of a nation. As a statt!sman, Mr. and Mrs. William Wolfe and the idol o;f millions of people. "In Mr. and MTS. Fred Shnve. addition to Harrison's life it has st ven appen'dices and a hi story of ------------

Keener weeps long and loud aa she r~ei\•es word that Robelf But.eher h.a$ joined up with the arnned forces . , . Eldred Jimison has made application for informa­tion on ·how to write a twelve· page letter to the Navy and not have a line deleted.

Ralph Cross cuts loote. and es­corts the fair Dorothy Wacconer !rom the lights of the city to the dark spots of the court house ud pitches a little woo ..• Georp Tbarp takes up t.rack and chues G. Buuard. has little trouble iD (!atclljng her . Helen Licht hasn't given up h09e but i~da to get her IIJian, Billy Karanton~ . .• Joe Rodriguez proudly dl&­plays a pieture of Pt'l1f)' Gaia­u but it im•t the first t ime her portrait has bee n in Louis Sea­nett H<~.ll.

Robert Fidler now has Anna Faye Moyers in the spot where she doesn't know whether to e.at or stare at him ... Jesse LiJb' gets in the groove of thinp aDd :follows his roomie to the Withen mansion to see Ann . . • Kline Bush longs for Doris .• . Sall'l!llV Williams is staying clear of Elm.­rick since they made this cotu.mn the past week . . . If you waul to check u,p on the latest soq lh..its and the best jokes of tbe yen. follow the crowd to the G Club Minstrel Thursday night.

Worth A Laugh

{Via Clarksburg Ex·p·onent, April Z9)

Jerry c-per would have yoa believe a. drunk pulled this spiel on 52nd Street. as be. approached a passerby for a drink.

Mardon me, P iller,

J'm '"'nder the afflaellc:e of iD• cobol

I r-1 •o feeli•L Seme thielde peep l"m dnank-

Do yoa?

th• R••"'"'k•n ••"'· McPherson's Studios • In his ]at~:st nor,:el, ••Wild is the. P. iver", Louis Brom'field writes o! an ENLARGEMENT~ ~ Ameri~an seene, crl the turbule.nt, ":>

gaudily colored life of New Orleans 4,.6-S9c: when Norbhern troops occupied the city dul'ing the Civil War. Northern- s,.7-79c e1 Tom Bcdlow found in this ancient and beautiful cit)' a curious kinship 8d0--$1.29 o! spirit. Agnes Wicks, Tom's Bost- _

:~\~:nTo~:·~~~~a;:o ,::: n ~v~~t~ve!: Remember Mother '"TEMPTING PIES"

(l.s ruthles:s. el\uel. and hot-blooded SE ND HER YOU R PICTURE I Conrad Restaurant 1\S him'Self. How Agnes reaohed her __ ---______ -----------

:~jr~:;c~ll~~~sw~s :;·.:;leo;! r;:; ~~: ·=·---·-,------.:...-:----------i:ua$: in:~tion .

The real heroint> o;f George R. Supplies For

Picnics Dav.id Kirby, sec:retary of the State Board of Educa­tion s h oul d be familiar wit h Ne\\~man, president of S. E.

Stewa rt's powe-rlf•ul new novel. " SU.rm" is a great and de\'tlstating 'i.ol·m, a to.-rentin l downpour that ~weeps across the Pacific-. -smahcs down on the California coast, and

Will Present l"•nnsformed into a ·blir..:a n l when i• A letter from Nic.holns 1\lurin, , C beats again st. the n,ountnin range!!. R. B. Store Company

fonmer student, located at !\lath- Sprtng oncert buries nwunt.ai n passes, JlOWCr lines. RUDDELL REED, Manager-Owner e.r Fi eld, California, sa.ys •• J final- ___ 11.1:d railronds under twen ty feet of !;;c:~t~ ~~~~efi:IJ0~f ::~1ce~~-~

tion shou ld be fami lia r with ideas from a ll over the s taLe and shou ld b e able to ans· wet· questions o n almost any phase of l h <i! tea c:hin g pro ­fe !l.iou.

ly got :-. round to s:~y th:1t 1 have A -'!Pring conc~rt will be p•·esl.' ntctl 6~tr.~\~~;~'-~Y~~~~~-,~8,~t·:~;;·:;;~;in~;:·~~~~::•;~;~~n~~h~i~~:~ ~~:::::::::::;;;;============~ been rccciving t he ill ctcury and ..,.y nu:.nlbers of tht-- Co llege mus1c de- ~

J certa inly do !l. ppreciate it \'ery pa tmMlt in the Ct~ llegc auditorium mueh. 1 was glad to hear thst 11!.ay 30 ;:. l 8 :15 o·cloc k. Direc ted by Gll!.n\•ille won th e Co nference :\1 :' s Bertha E. Oha:n. instructo •· in title anti a lso the sbt.e touma- nmsic, and 1nclutlmg seventy-1ive me nt. 1 do n' t be.licve it would sturlent:l. tJhe- 11rogram wi ll be divided M\>e bt'en right if thfly wuu ldn't mto tWO pnrts ns follows : Also o u r O\\'n fa c ul ty

m embers fr om t h e dep art­men t of education wi ll be there to hE> Ip so lve )ll:a cti ca l pro b lems which =oe ldom get pro p er a tlPntion in tex t book$.

It woul d be advan tag­eous to the seniors to p la n for the confe t·en ce by list ing qu~tions thLY might w is h to bring up a t the 1·ound table diiCU:i·ion. which t·er­tainl r will be more mluable aad mor e interesGng if il be based on .::peci fi c. situ::J.· tion:t ra t her tha n general­izatio ns. Experience, it is said. is t h e best Le!\c h e:r. nnd yet o ften. when it comes second-handed it is no less \'a luab le.-P. D. R.

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~~ I sul=~~tT~:-:::~~~;!=~~es <·~~ nc~ ll~;~ nicl! ln. ~et ~he Metc ury nnd if 13 tudents and wi U be nug111entetl by all the o\.her fellow!! ~et. llS :much r, to 8 high schoo l pl:t)>{!rs. oul or 1t u I do. the')' nil feel that Pan If-Choral Two l(l'Oups o' the "la.ft is doins;- n swell j('lb.'' Mur- l ,dl'ctions will ht- su ng ·bY the com­in's work i!' directing tuffic !Tom -inN! m~ .... Cluq :l nd C.noraJ Class, the control tower !O o.s to " Keep curu;ist.ing of 55 n1e.mbcr~ ; two 'Em Flying... J:lr<>UP,. hy the women ·s Choral Cl!iss

Jaont.s \\'oofle~ A. B. '4 1, who I ~:~n~;:e ~.'~~~r:~~ i:;~ ) Jiss R«~nn:~ I" stati('ned :1t Jefferso n Barra. ek!. I 'f'be progrnm wi ll be concl ude,l by ;\U~!I"auri, \vritt-!t, •• J nm well satis- ehor111 arr.angemt' nt df ous..1 'A •• Lib­tied here, the dimnte i~ ne:the.r cny Bell' ' with band .:~ccom~an i­too bQt no r 100 cold- we have mcnt. had \·ery litlle. hot weather here Othe1· !;olo numbe~:s ore to h" ar• so far.-ln a few week!; I will I rn nl!ed later.

~0w~~l ':,w~'i·s<~:!;·f;;l:·~ :i~~t:~ to ~~;~:o~~::n~0 :\~e~)::~~\t·~::ft~ Wl.-ek" pl"riod before cntermg up- ed . on m)' duties.'' Woofter h!l.s qun li ­fi t"d as a. technien l ond supp ly

Me4.SUremt>nts for cape and g"0\1.'11S t> lerk in the. Air Corp.!. In dosing f~r sc.niors were taken Wednesdol y he \111'ltes: •· • .. t.hank you {or bJ Carey Woofter, registrar Far:- ! endi ng the ll er<:Ur)'. I :II.PPN.'tiate

ha.s been t ransferred from Shep­pard Field, Texas, to Fort Lo­gan , Colo.

11lty memben were measured f or it very mucll.' ' the same yest.uday. I e

I .14. ch•nge of addrea receiYed Boy War Bonds! fo r Laddie Bell, A. B. '39, who

J.sadore Nachman, A. B. '36, has been trans.ferted lrom JctrC>rson Bar-raeks. Mo. ]?resent address not learned at pr E-S! time.

With a bc:tle of icc-cold Coco-Cola in your hand, you are oil set to en joy the t ' ' lic ious hate you w ant, the after­sense of refretl ,menl . .,u like, the quality you, and million s of others, hGve .. .:.rr.o to welcome •• • the q'-lollty of ~oco-Cola-~ ~ tltinfl-

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Laboratory Means "Lab" But There's No Place For The "Oratory"

• Alpha Psi Omega I C J p · Wa.,. ~T~!if~,:~ !~~:~;; to the I .College Juniors To Pled ges T 0 Meet 0 or ICtures word " la<boratory" am:l especially a I Entertain for Seniors

of the Ohnimgohow Five pled~ Theta Alpha Are Displayed =~Yt~:5G~:!:~~~!~;~: a~ ~~~o: Coll t>ge juniors will honor mem-

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COLLECE PROFESSORS ATTEN D ACADE MY OF SCIENCE MEET

Benja min Tatte.M~on , instructor in chc miJJ:try ; E. R. Grose. ins truc.to r in

a nd J . R. WagneT, instructor , wer(! in Buckhannon Fri-

fo r t he a nnual m«tin.g or th.e West ViTginia A.,_den1y df Science.

!tl their mee ting We1- Cl::st of Alpbn P.si Om ega, natio nal To Garden Club happens to be one of the Ousiest J ber.s o!thesen ior cJass•witbanickel-to h:we a hamburger duun a ti~ lf rnter ni ty, wert> invit ed to place11 one c.a n t hink of. Otilun llancc 1\l ay 23 in t he gymn::- a!uy n ah.ar<' in Ame.riea.-Buy

13, place to be narn ed <by a Olttend a m~ting 00 lht org1an iz.atio n p· ~· . In " labora tory'' o ne might note 1ium. ScniOI S wi ll go J r ee whi le ur. . Defense Savi~~ Bonds . on ~rrangcm~nts , _SI.I ld l\' ednesday nigoht: These plc_dge! are: wh i~~t~ ~~u~ed ::~le · :~~ ~~~~... " "Ia~". sig-_nilies. work; vhat the ~~~~~U!s•oE n will poy ten cen ts admis- -~·--------

' uppomted by pres1de.nt Hele n Tayl~r, Lore nc! Lev.•1s Wol'l'e, c:u..:n,-p us , were llhown by Mr Oha rlell , .ornto ry IS m•sleadtn g and t he pruc:.-

M ,:; ALS , LU NCHE S, H(:fT DOCS

OUR SPEC IALTY

ma.clc up _of Lol't'ne Roan na Gamer: J ames Dot son and Ruddell , of 2ar kersburg , whose hob· t1 ce _uf such is retricted, wit h only Re!reshments wi!; b~ served. The , Dnva Eunice Ll'ona rd McClam . b -

1 h t h be.f t~e mstructor f ree to exercise the F' re!'hman Band 1nay p1ay a ( ew n um·

Hea!llt';.. Their inlfo M]lal init iation hu bee n t !t·ty1! n:o ;:m: er:

0! :Jll :~tors 0~~ proper use of the same. ben and ea rcls :1r;? c. tlH~J' f."3.mcs w11l

1 , Donze\ Betts, set tfor the a!lernoon of May 1 G. 1 Gl .11 G d Cl h S ln th e basement of Administ"ta- hi' pro\ 1 d~t l for .roM wh o do ;1ot · Leo na rJ Mc:.Ciain Dor. Their oformal in iti1ation will <he a ·fea· t :e ht ~n \'l he ;.~ " " Cu ' aturday l llon Hall in a room once used as a ca re t o danc:r.

Dllri, Sn)•de;, 11. nd t ure of the program f or t he unnual ~~:u s e. HI t e 1

mer ounty Cou rt 1gymna.sium , is Glenvill e's physics !alb. .l ~ne " : iison, j un io t• dass trea. ,ur·

· with read- bun,~et ~hedu le-d for 1\l b.)' 16 a t th e Mr. Ruddell, a !former st udent in I Here •n o ne corner is. a dark room er, IS c:han·man o! a rrangeme nts. as the penaJty \\ lutmg f.ea Roo m. . the Collrg'e a nd uncle of Willia m t.o whch _was added th1s yea r t he Ia- • •

or brdy to F ormer me.mben <>1 the Cast w1.1l Wh 1 _ test e.qu1pment fo r developing a nd W11l Take Part 1n be i m· i~ed lo attend the ba nqu et. gr3 ;~\S~r. o f S()~~o;~~;e, N~h~~; ie~C::~ e n~rgi ng prin ts. . . Piano Recital Friday

--~--- 8-POUND SON BORN TO MR. :;:;:·. t Blent~erh.ns~t -Isla~d n ~d ' ga.\·e ~~~~;;;i!C~b;h~::~ r!!: .Yceoa: : Two Colleg-e students, Jan ie Bing-

AND M~N WRIC HT ginia, 1:! l'!:~~~~: ~~:~~~n\\;:~k~ ~ scqu~nt\y it is .occupieif ~sual\y trrom rr.an a nd J eanette Cu nning ham , ~II C

the State ~: onference P..'"t.. and Mrs. Sex ton Wright, ol burg and Gilmer_ Count y. The a udi. iln~o a~(f ·n:~ dau~~ ·t:~~e:t~~ i~hh"t mom . ~:ke3~:~ i:hoa~ p i::~o;:ci::~o lo v.~l! e!~~~~!!~.S!~~~~nl al J ack!lon's Mill will Grn ntsvi lle, announ ce the arriva l ot <nee wa.s . cS!pecm lly intcl'es tcd in I In an opposite come!' w he . one given by t he pupils of Mrs J ohn E progTam f or a joint li n eigh t-pou nd so n, born Monday ~~ose !lhti\'J_ng ~he ~otu s ~nd w~tr sees what looks and sou nds ~ke a A T' buckle .ot the ~len vil le Presbyter:

a ndY. M. C. A- ~~neet- Jt th~· hom e o1 the mat~r~ul grn nd· ~ )~ pon 5. '" t. c ark~Mi' urg ty m m1aLurc sa.w set-are a np saw, iun Chu reh, Friday evening at 8

evening a t 6 o'd oc:k pa rrn ts, i\lr. a nd At t"1. \VilJJs Haught.. . a k a~ d '" those showm: the ca nl- pla ner, la t he, j ig saw an d five 6 tu- c 't'lock. The publ ir. is invited to a t Lou nge. Those who The baby, t he fi rst cilild, hns been jJUs as_ tt was Ju..st su mJn er ' cfor e. co n- dents in P.hysies 300 mak.ing appara- tend the recital. ~n!eren c: e will meet narn eif J oseph Dewitt. ~~:- ~tt lon lbt>g:m on IJhe new Scte nce Ius, including inc lines, pl a nes, pul· -----------

of lf iu Willemna White, T he Cat he r, a !onner st uden t , as- 1 • l e)• :r~ , pri nting :frames and eve n a mi·

C. A. adviser. to night at 8 s-igned to t he Qunrt eTmnslc rs' Corps, . i\tr~. Frank P<>o l~ and Mr!i. F loyd erophone to be used with tuni ng to reheane the program. U. S. Anrny. i.s home on a ten-day CUJlm nghnm we re 1n. ch~rge of fl o_w- fork.

leave fro m h is po!t at August.D, Ga. ~ ~· a rra nge ments. wh1ch 1nc:l uled m1n- Here in t he p hysics lab meet two '!h~ mot he r, M!-" J uanita l:fu ught, mture . bouqu-ets and t~~ le . mantle mat h classes, five physics ~la s.!es ,

b<'IOrt' he.,. ma.rr1ag<- was a sen ior And w•ld Oowe.,. comJ)O! lt tons, and o ne cl u.s in health.

student h..e.Te tohe fin t semcs~:~;~; Woman's Club W ill .1\l r. J ohn R. Wa g ner, tea ch t> r and

:C~~: I t~ore:~~~~::: w~hr~ for the Hav~ May Rec-eption ~ ~:v~:r.nl::"~:::r~a~~ ::;;;gs:::

A. B. degre~. --- tksts a nd teache rs may " spread out " Mrs. _Th omas _w. Haught, Dis tr ict where t here'll be a place fior every~ Moore's Food Store

TYPEWRITERS - Royal, Remi••· loa, U11derwood aod CoTo-; A~­ia• M•chioe,, C .. h Ro .. ialer•, R•o· bl Machia ea •ad Safe..

CEORCE W. SMITH, Dealer 112 M•i11 AYe., Weat o11, W. ~a.

Shoea Repaired

at

Glenville Shoe Shop SON BORN TO MR. A ND F'~der~t1on pr&>~lden t. o! Buc:k.h;~n,- thing in t he way of t'QUipment. etc.

MRS. HAROLD NOROSK I ~on wtll b(' pr.e.!ent at a May rec.e.pl- Equipment now is stored, sucked , -==========~=========:; Mr. an d MfS- Huold Noroski, of ~~':m~0n'~be Cl:1:enM::11~ete~~~:~:; ;;;t ~vnh:tm~!h!a~:e a!r::l:i~~~d~n~ ~·

Drarmit.ory n udents; 11ot :-l'ewcomb

i:' New Orleanc., ha\·e de• i&ed a (If "SWttl'the::u:t. insuranc:e" tMy Mhevc-, will elinl inat t: r i· &l:fain of the hn r t.

~d a st'Udcnt sudden!)• bec:ome lllllfOl•r o.nd .,.. ... ,t ~ no ., .. il for ...._ ffils ir(lm her "stNdy' ' , sh e

:\lunhall. Pn., unnounce t he bi r tJh C>f P:! •• e luled to •be "hekl in the Presby- no t so with Mr. Wagner. w:tro' .:s a !On , Ra)•lflonl.l Churlu , un .-\ pril term n Ch11 rch. Each memUer will br: grown up in th is department a d a ~2 .. _~:e ba h)', the firs t child, Weith· cha rgeU 15 ce_nts at ~e dou~. . pic:k inn moment t he piece ne=d~_:

cd )~fr: ~o:~~ A. B. '40. tuc.hes ~ ~ :~~~~~ f~~o7~~g c:~;~;ny:~~~ ~ere•,~: :::;yth~~:;ris ~~::~:r .~:J~h e;h e_n in t.he high sch ool at Munhall and · l ~nt . l\1 ~. Lm:l U. Hickma n ; i i r:>t Always a misplae ing ()'( t hi., 0 .,. th: t.

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c:o.~~ehes junior high football and vtee~prestde.n t, Mrs Ruddell Reed; ---~

b:asketbaJI. Mr-s. Noroski. who be- t crond viC-e-president. Mrs. l ynn W. Sen ion in a rmeeting the p3' t we-ek fo r e her ma rriage was Miss l ucille Hoer: ::cchn g secr et.ar)' , Mrs. J a:-: ~l voted to hold thei r prom on May Kemper. is 3 fol'lmer rtude nt. F'lsher: correspo nd ing secr etary, Mrs 28 T:~.ther th-an on May 9 .as o"tigin ­

RobrboU&hs Entertain At Saturday Dinner

J . C. Bar h-am; tTca urer. Mrs. J II . .all}· plan ned.

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_. eon.sul t the dormito.rl ''.Ute Dr. E. G. Rohrbo ugh . pre~ident of 1{('1(1 grind down lhe Axis. 8U }'

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Play and Refresh Mac's Pool Room

bleL"' th~ College, and ll r$. R.ohrbou r h e n· ----------~ in b!acll and white, ! he m• Y tert.alned •t their home o n College ~ the tn~ubJe. For in that Flill Satur da y evening with a dinner bMk ~ re«<nled all dat to.S of dornl· Cor l iT. a nd Mn. Lloyd J ones, A tt'y • ....,. P hs. with the e-nd time a! de. 11ond l i ra. Arlan Be"tt'y , a nd Miu .......,. anti re.turn and the no. me oJ K." thleen Rotl~n a nd Miss Ivy tile .-on. Lee ) l yer!i , substit ut ing l oT Mr. and

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1'811are to .U g:n out, or eTt ort in Mrs. Benjamin Tauerson. ) t r. J ones, ~. a~ taken up by the (Ampul Colle-2t' ,'fii na nd al ~ec.retary . 1\lrs. U.. Soe.iety an d delinquents are J onu !lnd inr. B erry art' Oollege Al­collfbe.d to the cma.pus Cor .!C!Ven l umni. Mn.. Ben'Y tuc:hu phyaienl .,._ edac:ation in th4! Colle.re : )l n . Ta.t-

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SAVE THE SUMM ER MON TH S"

* 8 WEEK COURSE : IN SHO RTHAND & TYPEWRITING : Immediate r~words !or enrliN· b':tining. This : !pt'CI&I c.ourse: b l't>Commcntlcd fur collcg~ s tu· UcnW, for hll:!'h :.chool graduat.!s who e.xJlect to -tc

~~!J" a.se4!~:cfi~~r P;~r o~m!r~~~~~taerrdl!o~on~~~!: :

SUMM ER CLASSES .. JUNE S AN D 22. JULY 6 ..

~~,~~plct~e:i~~~~nJc~~n~ t~uiTJf:;tn:l~~e~ipjg; : comme.reia.l graduates. Strayer g ruduates 3re -tc

~::!~~~c~n~p~i~~ij~~ofo~os~~~~~e~~ ~~~~~~ ii~ ., go~·crnment exnminntiona. -tc

Open all t h ~ Summ er. Day a nd E ,·ening il

·co'"i'i:& .. , .. &·"· ~ 13TH & F STREETS, WASHINGTON, D. C. :

ANNOUNCES

Inauguration of Bus Service

BETWEEN

Sutton, Burnsville and Glenville

Effective April 24, 1942

On the Following Schedule

Lv. SUTTO N Lv. Flatwoods Lv. Heater Lv. Nap ier .. L\·. Burn!will e ... . Lv. Gilmer J;taLion Lv. Sand Fork .... . Ar GLE\NVlLLE .. .

Da ily

9:30 A. l\I. . . . . 9 :40 A.M. • • • •

1 9 :4-5 A .M. 9:55 A.l\L

. 10 :15 A.M. . . . . . 10 :2& A .M.

. .. 10:35 A. l\f. . ... 10:50 A.M .

Daily

L\·, C'rL 8NVILLE . . 11 :20 A.M . L \'. Sand Fork _.. . . ... 11 :35 A.M. Lv. Gilmer· Station ... 11 :45 A.~L Lv. Burnsvi ll e . . .. 11 :55 A.M. Lv. ~a pier .. . ~.. . . .. 12 :1 5 P.l\L

I t~:: ~~~~~~~od~· · · .. · · • · · ·" .. :g~~~ ~:~i : Ar. SUTTO N . 12:40 P.M.

Da ily

5 :25 P .M. 5:35P.M . 5 :40 P .M . 5:50 P.M. 6: 10 P.M. 6:20 P.M . 6 :30 P .M. 6 :45 P .M.

Da il y

6:50 P. M. 7:05 P. M. 7 :1 5 P.M. 7 :25 P. M. 7 :45 P.M. 7 :55 P .M. 8 :00 P.M. 8 :10P.M.

All trips mak e connec tion a t Na pie t· with l ht·oug h busses operating bet ween Morgan town, Cla rksburg. Su tt on an d Cha rl eston. Passen­gers ca. n not b e h a n d le d b e t w e e n Cl c n v iBe an d p oinls serve d b y t he A tl an t ic Grey h ou nd L in e s betwee n Clarks bll r g n.nd C ha r lesto n . This ser v ic e is b e in g in a ugu rate d on a te mpo ra ry p e rmit issu e d by the Pub li c Service Comm iss ion, which ex pires June 30, 1942 ; if suf­ficient patronage is not. deve loped by that t ime i t w ill h e d isc ontinu e d .

· J . Z . TERRELL, Manager Clarksburg, W . Va.

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TEAM LED BY WHETSEll AND MARRA UPSETS UNDEFEATED SPENCER-LAMB

TEN IN COLLEGE SOFTBALL LEAGUE Game Is First Major Surprise of the Season;

Team Co-Captained by Golden and Reed Now Rating Only .286 Average .

re:fr:tili~~}Jou~s~tc~~::e~ ctu;~ JOE RADCLIFF IS'

(Continued From Page 1) ln telli ng how democracy got

!rt'Ql. P alestine to Ameriea,he aid, "O ur Pilgrim fathers left us reconb of where <they got their ideas o! de mocracy. They 41dopted laws the Bible, word for word, f or the c: ivil law, of the land." (From Pil­grim's Code of 1636}.

"Among the things we can do as futur-e leaden in preserving and

Cross Instructor Has Background of Experience For First Aid Work

(Continued from psge 1) While in college, this \'el'S:l tile ma n t'&mp director at va rious Boy Scout was freshman varsity wrestler, vice

Y. M. C. A. camps in North Caro. pr eside nt of the student body, on tina. He has had occasion to U"se the student. council three years. vice most of the remedies he is now president of the Y. M . C. A. teaching in First Aid. secret.:u·y of the senior class at t he

When asked fo r .sO'me partieulan University of North Caroli~a. about his swimming, he gave this He was a member of an honorary

ac~~;;ts\xteen , 1 atte-mpted to swim ~~~~~)·~::e vi~:de;re:!e n:he i:ol~:; ---:---·-·-~-~ the thirty-mile stretch between South school. His degrees are A. B. and

past week when Team No. 3, led by Whe!.se:ll and Marra. combined spectacular fie lding plays with ten hits to knock Team No. 2, Spencer and Lamb, f rom the lndefeated perch at the top of the

LEADING HITfER stNngthen.ing c u r demoeracy," .'' Silid, "are: Be troe to our own ligious «~nvictions, become

Port and Wilmington, N. C. , a nd L L. 0 . failed, '&!·ter travers\ng seventeen Apparently a.ccustoeed to miles. Two week.s later I made my \•iews, he remembered to a.ay, with second atttempt, and swam twenty· a note of sincerety in his voice. '' I one miles. like West Vif'gini.a, especie. lly a round

league. Reau.l ts of the week's play were:

Spench" and Lamb 8, Golden and Reed 5; Whet4e11 a nd Marra 9, Spen. cer and Lamh 7 (10 innings); Lilly and Radcliff' lO, Golden and Reed 9 ( elg~ inn.in.ga): and Spence r and Lamb 15, Lilly a nd Radcliff' 10.

Team No. 2, Spencer ~ nd Lamb, playing the third contest in four days before approximately sixty atudeata and townspeople, made it two of t~e on Thu..~ay by de­feating Team No, 1, Golden and Reed, 8·5, for the latte.rs' second d«feat of the week. The winners smacked out eig-ht. hit.s to sev~n fo r tbc losers, hut came out on the long end o f the errors, seve n to t.llr-e-e. Beecher Reed led the hitting, driving out a double and two sing· lea in fh·e trips to t.he plate,

In probahl)· the most exciting con­teat thus h r, Team No, 3, Whetsell a nd Marra. came from the bottom 10 ou tscore the undefeated leaden of tb e loop, Spencer and Lam b, 9-7, in three extra innings Wedneu l3y. Chtrord Sta.lnaker , bearing down in the clukhe.s, kept ten hits well scat­

' tcred while ·his telWI·m-.:~.tes were pounding oppoai n&' ,pitcher Wa.rren Lomb f or a like number o£ hits, The 5Core was tied at five s ll at the ton· elusion of the regulatioa seven-in· ning gamte. Goi~ into th.e first extra inning,

Whetsell a nd Mt.rra scored two runs in their half of the inning o nly to have Spencer and Lamb push two AC'l"OSS in the Latter half of the in· ning. Both teams went scorel~.ss in tho ninth inning. l n the tenth in· nin.g, the defense by the Spencer · l.aalb team cracked wide open a.nd Marra and 'Whet.aell !Pushed towr two runs. T-aking the field with a two run advantage, wa:tetull and M4TN tightened u p their defense a nd held the losen scoreless. Billy Karantonis, with thr ee singles, a nd .Arthur Short, with a homerun , doub­

Joe Radel ilf, College !resbm.an, in religion, read our •Bible, love f run Weston, maintained his bat- ~d _and fellowme n. and obey in,: ti ng .pace the past week to gain the JUDd1ons of the ten commandments.

l~d in the race for . individual bat- T.he Society of Sigma Xi, national tlng honors, surpas.nng last week's S<'ientific organizat ion , is installine leader, ~a.IT'en Lamb, who . ~P· chapters thia spring at Louisana ped to t~r~ place. Samm_y Wtllt~ma, State universitJ,·, Ut.a.h Agricultural

;;n;~emJ!=~:r Pf:; ;'7:C:e:d. cl~i; ~:111eg~ and Illinois l:tstitute of Tecb-

Kara ntoru.s, Robert Ftd.ler, and Ralph ogy

"Four years late r, at my third Gle nvilh, ·:t nd the people in ~ atU!mpt, I successfully traveled the classes here." distance, a nd a-m the only pel"SSn The schedu le of schools ahead of ever to have done so." him includes Marlinton , where he

T he thirteen hour and forty min-~ is now teachi ng, Kingwood, Welah, ~te up-river swim wu accomplished Fayetteville, and Bluefield, in the m the Cape Fear· River Marathon order nomed. On J une 16, he will Swim, wh.ieh is now discontinued. go to Nashville, Tenn ., to be a n u-

~4~54 ;er:e~; ~7~~;;&:es t:~ ~~~~N~~~~~~N~~~N~~~,.IIi!'~-the ten leading hitters follow :

NAMES : AB H Pet . Radclift' 22, . 14., .. 639 • . S. Williarms •• , , 22 .. 11 ... 550 lAmb . •. 24 • • 12-. .. 500 AJmStrong 22 , .1 1 ... 500 Groves . 18 .. . 8 ... 460 Mrantonis 19 . . 8 •. 421 Short 24 .. 10 . .. 416 Fi~r 1!7 ..• 7 ... 4-12. 0 . WN!ele r . . 22 . . . 9 ... 409 Croa 22 . .. 9 ... 409

LEADING HOME-RUN HITTERS 'Short 3 , . . Whetsell 2 Mal"TI3. 2 ..• . . .. • 0. Wheeler 2 Radditr 2 . _. Bolster 2

TEAM ST ANDINC.S ,. W L Pet.

~r~~;c:n;n~~~; .. . . -~: :!: :::~~I Whetsell a nd :Marra .. 2 .. 4. • • 333 Gold('n and R.e~d ... .. 2 .. 5 .. 286

Dean White Will NOW_FOR COLLEGE MEN_A NEW Give 3 Graduation

Talks This Month Invitations to Dean H. L. White to

deliveor coonmeileement a!ddreSMB have exceeded t he availability of guolinc and rubber this spring. He has accepted three lf'o them : One at Elizabeth on May 15 at 10 a.m., one at Red House on the same. date at 8 p. m., and one at Circleville on May 21.

Though hill subject will vary a little from place to pia«, the gen· enal field will be " Mona le.''

OFFICERS' TRAINING PLAN *New Deferred Service Plan Allows You to Continue Your Education *

MANY IRANCH£5 OF SERVICE

le, and single, in five trips to the ----------­

Ia. the akie. over Ameria du: might­iest air fleet in. the bi.story of the world is mobilizing for victory!

Three bfist11ent Plus for Collece Men

"'"hete an abo commiaaioos awarded ia ground crew lerVice. CoUege mea particularly will be interated in the requirement~ for Armam.en!a, Com­tDuaicarioas, Eagioeering, Meteorol. ogy, Photography. If you have enp. oee:riag experiena: your c:h.ances of geniag a commission are exceUeaL

plate, led the hitting. In .a n eight inning contest Tues·

day, Team No. 4, Lilly a nd Rad­cl.i tr, defeated Team No. 1, Golden and Reed, 10-9, in an extra inning oonte.,t;. Sol Levin allowed the 106· inJ team ten hits but kept them well scattered. Beeo.her Reed and Robert Fidler each had o1 two·run homer, Reed's coming in the fifth and Fid· Jer'a in the atxth.

Spencer and Lemb defeated Lilly • nd Radcl iff on Monday, 15·10. Bob .Bolster hit two hOIU'Iers for th.e win· n.,..

Total attendo.nce for the four games was approxi m.s.tely 260 towns­~ple and students.

Gomes this week: Toda y, Golden •nd Reed vs Whetsell and Marra: Tomorrow, Spc:1eer and L:lmb vs L illy 3nd Radcliff.

MUSIC FOR COMMENCEMENT PLANNED BY MISS OLSEN

Ba.ccall\ureate and cornmenrcment nni.Sic will be provided 'by a twonty· six- \"Oiced Women's Ohorus a nd t;hc College band. directed by Miss Ber. tba E. Olsen. inst ructor ~ muaic:.

Sdeetions to M- sung for the ba.c· calaure-ate ~Mnon are "A.ve Mar ia' ' (Latin) <b}• A~adelt and " 1 WAited l or tht Lord'• b)' MeDd elS>Ohn.

For commencement the band "-ill pl'f "l>et.itnnin.ation'• (overture) by Bal"M; the cboru.s ,.;n sin.g •'J un.e Rhap.sody" by Mabel Daniela. A .olo is yet to be arrsn.ged.

MOTHER'S DAY MAY10

REMEMBER H ER WITH

CARA NOME CIFT BOX

----ORA--

BOX OF CANDY

--ALSO--

Mother's Day Cards STAG IAUSHlESS

Thompson's Rexall

A clean start means a

right start ... And that

means starting a savings

account in

THE KANAWHA UNION BANK

So fast it it growidg that tbue is a place be«- aa WTgml nu J here ­for everycoUege man in America who caa qualify for C>Scer'a Traiaiag.

The U. S. Army Air Forces DUd FI,iAg Ofticen and Ground Crew Oficen. And maay of them must come from the ranks of tod.ay's col­lege atudenb -mea wbo make their plans now for the neceaaary Aviation. Cadet training.

Thanks to a newly created Air ForceRaerveplan, men of all dasses -aged 18 to 261 inclusive - can en· list for immediate aervice or contiauc: the Kholastic work required for P"aduation before being called to active duty.

You mwt meet the requiremenu for physical fitness, of course. Ia addition. you take a a.ew simpli6£d tat to detetm.i.ne your .ability to grasp the training. A college man should paN ite.asily.

$75 A MONTH DURING

TRAINING

ThOK accepted who wish immediate duty will go into training as ~y u facilities penn.it. ~ an Aviarioa Cadet, you are paid $75 a mootb, with subsisteocc., quanen, med.i.c:al can, unifor~ equipmenL

Ia 8 mouths you C2l1 win an o8i­cer'.s com..miuioo u .a hombvdiel', navigat« « pilot-and be wdl started oa your way to HrVe America aad advance younelf in .aviatioD.

Jealors-s.,-.o..-.-Fres• ... May C..H••• TMir E4acotfo•

1, A new plaa aUo.., Junion, Sophouo- aad Freahmea, •sed 18 to 26, iDdwivc, to eal&. U:r. tbe Air Fon:e Enlilud Rea-ve aad conbaue their Khooliq, pn.­vided they maintain .. a.Eactocy -daolutic rtnd inp.

All Collet• MH May EoRst for laiiiMioh Sen-leo

2. AU c:otlqe 11t11denu 111ay adiat u privat.et ia the Army Air Fon:a hmauicned) and Nrve then: &m·

ril their rurru come for Aviarion Cadet h'aiDiaa.

J. AU coli~ .ruda~b may enJUt iD du- Air Foro:e Enlided Rnerve allod wait until oniH-ed to repon: lor Aviation Cadet ttainina:.

Upon .rnduarion or withdtawal from coUqt, men wiJ be uaipcd co active d utY " a training UDIU

ufecilitiabKomeavailable.

Jf the MUNity of war demand., the deferftd otatw in the AnDy R~ m.y ~ un:niru~ted at any time by the Sect'Hary of War.

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A3 a Second. Li£utenaa.r: on active duty with dte Army Air Fora:a, your pay nnga from $183 to $245 a mouth.

ACT AT ONCE

If you want to 6g:bt for America, this U where your blow. will count.

If you want the be.t trainiDg in tile world, and years of solid achieve-

. tDent in aviarioa- the grur c:an:a-6dd of the future- dW is where you beloag. Your place is hn~ the Anay Air Forca.

If you plaa to enlist i.mmediatdy1

start getting your oec:esa.ary po.pers read y for the Aviation Cadet Exam­ining Board when it meets io your localiry. For comple~e iaform.arioa_ aee your Faculty Air Force Adviaor. You ClUl take your mema1 and pb,.... ic:al uamln.ations tbe aame day you apply. Get f~er informatioll now.

SEE YOUR FACULTY Ill FORCE ADVISOR FOR FILL IIFOIMATIOI (Or Apply to Your Local RecruiU111t and lnducti011 SutiOII)

U. S. ARMY RECRUITING AND INDUCTION STATIONS ARE IN THE FOU..OWING CITIES: Cbarlelt-, 81we6elll, Cla.rkaburl'. Huotia l'ton, P al'·

kenbara, Whaeli••· AVIATION CADET E XAMIMC BOAJlD IS LOCATE~ IN Ma.-.aataW11.