College of William and Mary in Virginia WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA,, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, Should P,5»:5end Plar And Pilots to Europe? $?

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1 ROBERT FROST HEEE; THURSDAY AND FEDAY College o Wllam and Mary n Vrgna MORTAR BOARD CO-EDS; SATURDAY NGHT XXX. NO. 1C WLLAMSBURG, VRGNA,, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1941 Z-7&2» «1 anuly! resell Secular Sla on Jesus Le "Famly Porra", gven by he Wllam and Mary Theaer on December 11h and 12h, presens a novel, non-relgous sory o he 'le o Jesus. Lenore Coee and Wllam Joyce Cowen have acheved he dcul ea o akng a eory pud keepng enrely conal and human. Many people wo have seen he producon on :,he rev York sage and elsewhere FDV ha has gven hem a new- slan on her relgous <hmkng, makng more o a human beng o Chrs. Alhough he does no ener he play a all, ho reaed as he people o dose days mgh have hough o LVM, (& A 14: n Pk M - S.A.E. Tops Ls Wh 22 The srenuous week o raerny rushng s over. Ths was evdenced all las week-end by handshakng,' cres o all hal, and by seeng grls wh daes agan. Aer all was sad and done, he resuls were que pleasng o nearly everyone. ' The Th'ea Dela Ch's had a small pledge class, as s her usual cusom. Those ellows who wen Thea Del way are Buddy Baker, James Bowman, Ralph Delaney, Torn Dngle, Cecl Grn, Don Grn, Sam Helrch, and Harry Perce. n conras, Sgma Alpha Epslon came ou wh he larges pledge group o ellows. Followng- he polcy, o he chaper n he pas, hey chose hal ahlees. The S. A. E.'s o omorrow are Rchard Alrend, Rober Barr, Rober Bookmyer, - Harry Brelsord, Waler Carln, Andrew Glleland, Rchard Goodman, Rober Henderson, Wllam Hens,' Ed- h. ' Kae Lee has he sarrng role o Mary, whch s he mos d- j mund Hubard, Sanley Budgng, cul, callng or maury and j Wllam Klen, Wllam Lazelle. deoh o characer. The par o jmmy Macon, Leo Marone, Hen Joseph, an energec carpener o ry Maxson, Alexander MacArhur, ha day, s beng' played by- Ed James' Ransone, Tom Resrck, Sveke. Ths s he bes role he has had up o dae. Gerry Kor-en and Jeanne Menke, boh veerans o he sage, do good jobs ^ oar c nu n he supporng roles. Bey LKl Smh, who has a naural alen e rses or comedy, s shown, o o her,^7 o bes advanage, havng a par W ZjUUSl. whch s genune and sncere. Two hrds o he cas o 29 are ' newcomers o he W. and M. sage. Among hs new crop o acors and acresses who show promse are Glora Banners n he role o Mary o Magdala, Abner (Connued on Page 2) ranc. F louncec The College o ' Wllam and Mary has announced a new scholarshp, he Chrsopher Branch Scholarshp, o be awarded annually as he g o Blyhe Walker Branch, o Rchmond. wll be awarded annually o -a male suden, resden o Vrgna, on he bass o need and ousandng academc achevemen and wll be valued a $500 per year. Accordng o he announcemen o he carred n he college bullen, he Chrsopher Branch Scholarshp s "ounded by hs descendan, Blyhe Walker Branch, n he nnh generaon o commemorae he memory o he rs name n Yrgna. Chrsopher Branch was born n London, n He marred n Sepember, 1619, and saled rom England wh hs we, Mary Adde,n he good shp, London Merchan, n (Connued on Page 2) _ L O' ne Te and.tals u ore Amd SR 1 A wner carnval scene wll be he heme o he annual Morar Board Co-ed o be held Saurday ngh, December 6, rom 9 o 12, n Blow Gymnasum. The dance wll be ormal or boh men and women, and musc wll be urnshed by he college orchesra. Admsson s y cens (plus Federal ax) sag or drag, and ckes are on sale n he dormores and by all members o Moor Board. Proceeds rom he dance wll be used o carry on he numerous servce projecs o he organzaon. Plans have been made o decorae he gym wh snow-covered rees, ccles, snow men, and oher decoraons approprae o a wner carnval scene. The en members o Morar Board wh her dae;., wll perorm he radonal Morar Board, gure abou mdway hrough he evenng. Carolne Cook, presden -o he chaper, and her escor wll head he recevng lne whch wll also nclude Dean Landrum, Dean and Mrs. Cox, Dr. and Mrs. Harrson, and Mss Wynne-Robers. Beore he dance, he members o Morar Board and her escors.(connued on Page 2) Wllam Rnghem, James Waers, and Roger Woolley. "Bes year we've had n a ew years," sad Bll Ward o he P Kappa Alphas. Ther pledges nclude James Abernahy, Bruce Beman, Wll Clark, Ray Crawley, John Crura, Bll Harrson, Wally Heahwal, Blanchard Jones, Bll Louden, Jmmy Maume, Donald McLaughln, Dck Qwen, Bryan Smhers, Roy Suon, Banks Talley, Donald Ware, Charle Was, Frz Zeph and Donald Palese. Alber Suar has jus been naed by Ph Kappa Tau and he ollowng have jus been pledged: Ray O'Connor, Floyd Burd, Wllam Te, Henry Lesle Larn, Rober Huchnson, Rober Hayre, Thomas Ahey, Rober Lanahan, Rober Procor, George Tompkns Gll, 'Wllam Bernbow, (Connued on Page 2) '' l The nex meeng ' o he French Club wll le held Tuesday, December 9, a 7 P. M. n Brown Hall. A Chrsmas program o plays, poems, and songs wll be gven. Ch Dela Ph, Naonal Honorary Lerary Socey, wll nae ve new members Tuesday, December 2, a- 6:45 P. M. n he Grea Hall o he Wren Buldng. Dr. Douglas Freeman wll gve he hrd o hs monhly lecures -on curren aars on Wednesday mornng*, December 3, a 11 o'clock n Ph Bea Kappa Hall. Once each monh or he res o he year Dr. Freeman - wll alk on world aars. The dae or each lecure wll be announced n advance each monh. nmenzajjescnles leumona Leu. Paul S. Srong spoke o he Clayon-Grmes Bologcal Club a a meeng held Wednesday, November 28; n Washngon 100. Speakng on "nluenza-pneumona", Leu. Srong ouched upon he par nluenza has played n hsory, and revewed he modern expermenal work done upon. He nex dscussed he sympoms o nluenza, he usual reamen employed, and he danger o complcaon by oher necon. The alk was llusraed wh lanern sldes and dagrams. Leu. Srong wll speak agan on December 3, and hs subjec a ha me wll be "Scarle Fever and Dphhera". The alk wll be llusraed wh colored moves. The publc s cordally nved o aend. Wednesday Evenng Chapel Servces Oer Respe or Busy College Sudens By LEBE SEAT 's Wednesday ngh... 6:80».. "Doc" pulls he bell rope,... sudens gaher n he College Chapel or hry mnues o que, nsprng dgny... he organs plays... he sudens sng... a suden conducs he servce... someone speaks... he chor sngs... he sudens leave, rereshed. Wha s behnd he chapel servce? An Am: To gve he sudens a me and a place o hnk and o renew.a ah; and o gve he sudens, he aculy, and Wllamsburg mnsers and laymen an opporuny or warmer conac. Preparaon: The aculy commee n charge o chapel selecs a suden leader and a speaker or he weekly servce. Ths commee s composed o Danel J. (Connued on Page 2) Wednesday Chapel Servce MM. >#Sv P. &W Chapel servce n he amous Sr Chrsopher Wren buldng a Wllam and Mary s a Wednesday evenng radon o he college. The servce s volunary and he seas are usually lled, Should P,5»:5end Plar And Plos o Europe? $? wsrs, NC joec u o ' V l /Vssaj lug an 0. S. Skll Peclare r AUSTN, Texas,.Dec. 2 Young people n Amercan colleges and unverses, he mos erle recrung eld or he Army and Navy ar corps, are our o one agans sendng U. S. ar planes and plos o Europe o help Bran, a naonal suden, poll sn ws. These gures compled by Suden Opnon Surveys o Amerca, ogeher wh answers on he war-declaraon ssue, add up o dene urher he sae o mnd o oday's collegan. nervenonsm Wll Gve Reacng Go. Thursday Ngh Appearng a Wllam and Mary o gve he annual Ph Bea Kappa poem n honor o s oundng, Rober Fros, nernaonally known New England poe, wll also gve a specal readng o hs poems on Thursday evenng, December 4, a 8:00 n Ph Bea Kappa Hall. Tckes'" o admsson whch mus be secured n advance may be obaned a he normaon desk n Marshall Wyhe. Mr. Fros s as wdely known as any oher modern Amercan poe, havng been awarded he Pulzer Prze or hree o hs books, New Hampshre, Colleced Poems, and A Furher Range, Hs. poems rom A Boy's Wll (1913), hs rs book, o A Furher Range (1936) have been consanly dsngushed or he que, personal, speakng rhyhm ha- he has made hs own. They deal wh he smple counry le o Vermon and New Hampshre. Mr. Fros has made rends no only as a.poe bu also as a eacher, havng been "poe n'resdence" a he Unversy o Mchgan or wo years, and a Amhers College or seveneen years. There hs only duy was o be avalable o any suden who mgh call a hs home. n 1920 he helped ound he Bread Loa School.o Englsh a Mddlebury College, Vermon. n 19S6 he was apponed Charles Elo Noron Proessor a Harvard where snce 1939 he has been he Ralph Waldo Emerson Fellow. Pushball T Game Shorly aer he reshman elecons, he sophomore class s- nervenonsm has no made' med a o al challenge o he much nroad on he college cam- (reshman class o have a es o pus; he sourness le by World srengh and skll n he annual War has no compleely dsappeared. pushball cones. The reshmen have acceped he challenge, and Wh he U. S. already convoyng he l o brawn and muscle wll and delverng supples o he ake place a 4 o'clock Frday, alles and he expers clamorng ha wll no be mllons o solders bu planes and plos and machnes ha wll wn he war, hs queson becomes mporan n uure Amercan polcy: "Do you hnk he Uned Saes should a hs me send par o her ar orce, wh Amercan plos, o Europe o help Bran?" Naonwde suden senmen dvdes as ollows: 80% No. YES, send ar orce 19.8% NO, do no send 80.2% (Only 2 per cen were undecded; no ncluded). Parallelng he opnons expressed above, he collegans answer 79 per cen "No" o he queson, "Should he Uned Saes declare war on Germany now." These are he mos repeaed commens, gahered by sas o he 165 cooperang newspaper members, ncludng The Fla Ha. Send Planes "Send he planes bu no he men" (Randolph-Macon), "No we are n real danger o geng n war wh Japan" (Florda Sae College or Women), "Wh he R.A. F., hey don' need us," (Norhwesern). looks lke he same sory as n he las war bu why should we de or Bran?" (Unversy o Texas). Seekng he bes educaed or s avaon ranks, he governmen has depended prmarly on colleges o supply he plos or he housands o arcra beng bul. All Navy ar cades are requred o have a leas wo years o cdllege. n he Army ar corps, o he 8,333 recrued or he year precedng las July, only 659 dd no hrough college ranng, qualy December 12, on he eld nex o he sadum. A radonal pon o conenon beween reshmen and sophomore classes or many years n he pas, he pushball cones brngs ou many specaors. The game s played wh a specal ball sx ee n dameer on a eld lke a ooball eld. The dea s, o course, o ge he ball over he opponens' goal lne. he ball goes over he sdelnes, s brough hack n a ew yards, and, a he reeree's whsle,,pu back no play by a concered charge by boh eams, who are lned up a a speced dsance rom he ball. Kckng, hng, and shovng one's opponen s consdered bad manners, and a chronc oender may be removed rom he cones. Rules or hs year's ussle have no ye been decded upon, bu he ocers o boh classes are workng on hem wh members o he ahlec deparmen. Look or a complee ls o rules n nex week's ssue o he FLAT HAT. Royals Maeral Maeral s needed or he second ssue o he Royals. All conrbuons ' wheher con, arcles, poery or book revews, are o be le n he Royals box, Regsrar's oce, Marshall Wyhe Buldng, beore Dec. 12h. There wll be a prze o en dollars or he bes pece o prose prned and a ve dollar prze or he bes poem. The rs ssue o he Royals wll appear on Dec. 8h. sngs Sunday Banque naon To Mark Foundng;» "!\ "ol!! G 1 * 3,1! Ths Frday, December 5h, marks he 165h Annversary o he oundng o Ph Be 1 a Kappa here n Wllamsburg a hsorc Ralegh Tavern. Here on December 5, 1776, a group o sudens rom he College o Wllam r.nl Mary proposed he ormaon o such a socey and he Ahjh? Chaper came no beng, or.ee hen he raerny has dr.mped s socal characer o become -. purely academc socey. n commemoraon o (le oundng, members o lu Bel a Kapp& rom he College, Wllamsburg, and nved guess rom eher MRS. GERMANE HASEROT ce.-), wll nae he Wllkm ann Mary members-elec, have her 7p o j annual Founder's Day lum.u.e, and aend a publc meeu'rg r Ph Bea Kappa Hall ha evenng. A hs meeng: Dr. Kmnc, Pendleon Ganes, Preshbnc oc Washngon and Lee nve-sly, wll delver he Ph Bea Kappa address and Rober Fros, Pull.ser Prze wnnng New Lng) and poe, wll read a poem composed especally or hs occason. Members o he Class o J 942 aro requesed o aend hs meeng The Wllamsburg Chaper o whch s open o all hose who Bundles or Bran wll sponsor a wsh o come. bene concer o be gven Decern- naon o members-ele,- wll ber " a he Wllamsburg Theare a \ e place n he Apollo Room o<" by he dsngushed Canadan so- j PM Bea Kappa Hall a - :00 on prano, Germane Bruyere, accom-1 Frday aernoon. Those members paned by lona Burrows Jones. are: Mary Ruh Black, nhrle Mss Bruyere Joyce Bonynge, /lrgna Lee Mss Bruyere, who n prvae Markle, Lucy Mddleon McClure, le s Mrs. Francs S. Hasero, Parca Nchols, Wallace Sephen we o he asssan proessor o Sanderln, Tabb Taylor, Mary Cephlosophy a he College o Wl- cla Thedeck, and Ea Louse am and Mary, made her New Wallace; Non-member guess wll be eneraned n he Dodge Room. Members o he Socey and guess wll dne a he Ralegh Tavern a 6:00 Frday evenng beore he publc meeng. York debu n 1938 as solos wh he New. York Phlharmonc Orchesra, under he drecon o John Barbroll, and was he rs Canadan ars ever o appear wh ha orchesra. Born n Monreal, beore comng o he Uned Saes she was consdered he oremos Canadan soprano, and was no only noed or concer appearances, bu or her work wh he Canadan Opera Company. She sang he le role a he premere o Xavler Leroux's our-ac opera, "Evangelne," n Monreal. Rado Nework She has sung oen over he Naonal Broadcasng Company and Columba Broadcasng Company neworks, and has appeared n Phladelpha wh he Ars Allance Club and n Washngon a he Elzabeh Sprague Cooldge Fesvals; and s noed or her-oraoro sngng n. leadng New Aer spendng nne days workng on he Oral Examnng Board n Wes Vrgna, Dr. A. G. Taylor, Proessor o Economcs, s back n Wllamsburg. Alhough he greaer par o hs work was done a'' Charleson, Dr. Taylor spen a ew days n Beekley, a own n he souheasern par o he sae. Ths board nervewed canddaes or seveneen posons n he Unemploymen Compensaon York churches. She s consdered Commsson and n he Employmen Servce Commsson. Snce by many crcs o be he leadng nerpreer o he musc o Claude ndvduals are seleced by he Debussy. Mss Bruyere was mar- j mer sysem, s requred ha red o Dr. Hasero las Augus all canddaes or hese posons n New York, and hs wll be her pass a wren examnaon prevous o he oral nervew. Some rs ormal appearance n Wllamsburg. Mrs. Jones, her accompans, s well known o Wl ollowng: nervewers, occupa o he oces appled or are he lamsburg audences, no only as onal analyss, lawyers, manag drecor o musc a Bruon Parsh Church, bu as an accomplshed concer pans. Mrs. Smh Mrs. Margare Hare Smh s charman o arrangemens or he concer, whch wll be held a 4:30 P. M. on Sunday, December 7, and cke sales wll be n charge o Mrs, Wllam S. Gooch, Jr., and Mrs. Bela Noron, he laer o whom s charman or he Wllamsburg Chaper o Bundles or Bran. Tckes wll be placed on sale a an early dae o be announced, and here wll be specal reduced raes or college sudens. VARSTY CLUB A s meeng on Thursday, November 27, plans were made or he Varsy Club dance o be gven on December 19 rom 9 l 1 o'clock. Announcemen o he orchesra wll be made laer. ers', asssan managers o oces, audors, sascans, occupaonal counclors, and eld supervsors. The Oral nervewng Board was composed o hree men: he Personnel Drecor or Conneccu; an ocal rom Norh Carolna, 'who s a member o he Unemploymen Compensaon Commsson; and Dr. Taylor, a Labor Economs. Whn he nne days hree men nervewed 160 men and women. The sole age requremen s ha a canddae mus be a leas 21. Some were 60 years o age and over, alhough he majory were beween he ages o 30 and 35. ndvduals or oces are chosen by Dr. Taylor and hs assocaes on he bass o personaly ras, dress, voce, and manersms. These canddaes mus have he ably o presen houghs clearly and mus possess emoonal conrol as well as he powers o rapd and logcal reasonng.

2 PAGE TWO THE FLAT HAT Cvl Servce Exams Oered n Deecs Feen sudens are enrolled annually n he ranng course n deecs gven by he War Deparmen a 1, he Army Medcal Cener n "Washngon,, D. C. The XT. S. Cvl Servce Commsson has announced an examnaon o secure sudens or he class begnnng on Sepember 1 o nex year. The H. LAPDOW, Talors Alerng and Reparng Done By Expers Behnd Sorory Cour Commsson emphaszes ha he examnng process s o be compleed n he sprng and ha he apponmens wll be made early n Aprl. The ranng course lass one year. Cercaes o graduaon are awarded hose who successully complee. As sudens, apponees are pad $420 a year, less a deducon o $360 a year or subssance and quarers. Aer graduaon, sudens may be elgble or r, enon n he servce as deans a $1,620 a year. Such apponees wll be expeced o reman n he servce or a leas.one year a any locaon requred by he Army. To qualy or he examnaon 1 COLONAL- ELEC RCAL SHOP Prnce George Sree Phone 477 RADO SALES AND REPARS General Elecrc Dealer Elecrcal Conracor FLOYD T. BOZARTH, Propreor r<-044~q^-q-~<&$4*>4-wr$-q-q~q~w- l )rq-^ L, PUEE SOAP NOVELTES FOE CHESTMAS GFTS Complee Lne o New Chrsmas Cards An Wrappngs ANTQUES, SECOND FLOOR / Shr Tha A no Sx>a opeang For Use, One look a he Arrow Sussex shr ells yon why 's a "mus" or he college man's wardrobe. Sussex s a handsome shr wh he new lower neckband and he wde-spread collar ha s laerng and comorable or any wearer. n whes, solds, or srpes. Trmly alored o he orso and Sanorzed-shrunk (abrc sl.n.kage less han 1%). Ge some oday, $2 up. or suden dean posons, applcans mus have compleed a ull 4-year course wh approprae sudy n chemsry, bology, socal scence, educaon, oods, nuron and deecs, and nsuonal managemen. Applcaons wll be acceped rom senor or graduae s* ens who expec o complee he requred course.pror o Sepember 1, Senor sudens who aan elgbly n he examnaon may receve provsonal apponmen subjec o her urnshng proo o compleon o he course beore enerng on duy. Applcans mus have reached her weneh brhday, bu mus no have passed her hry-h brhday. Applcaons mus be on le wh he U. S. Cvl Servce Commsson, Washngon, D. C, no laer han December 30, The examnaon announcemen gvng ull deals may be consuled or obaned a any rs or secondclass pos oce or a he Commsson's Washngon oce. Wlson Angel Back From Concer Tour Mr. Wlson Angel, vocal nsrucor a he College o Wllam and Mary, recenly reurned rom a our wh Charles L. Wagner's company n "Don Pasquale," o resume hs classes here. The our opened a he Alumn Memoral Hall n Easern, Pennsylvana, under he sponsorshp o he regular Arss Course o Laayee College. The company raveled by prvae bus o ndana and Psburgh, Pennsylvana; Columbus, Oho; Hunngon, Wes Vrgna; Kngspor, Tennessee; Maryvlle, Tennessee; and Columbus, Msssspp. Aer an appearance a Converse College n Sparanburg, Souh Carolna, hey raveled norh and were heard a Blar Hgh School n Norolk, Consuon Hall n Washngon, D. C; n Worceser and Sprngeld,.Massachuses; Auburn, New York; and closed he our a he Academy o Musc n Brooklyn, New York. Among he members o he Wagner company were Oscar Lassner, bass-barone rom Venna; soprano Sella Andreva, en-, or Bruno Land, and harone Francesco Valenno, all o he Meropolan Opera Company. Guseppe Bambosehek, general muscal secreary o he Meropolan or 17 years, dreced he opera and s well-known n Vrgna or hs appearances wh Jeannee MacDonald here. Anoher Meropolan member wh he company was Desre )e Frere, who was responsble or he sagng o Donze's colorul opera. Mr. Angel has resumed hs regular classes a.he college snce hs reurn. Carolne Chaeld, auhor o a syndcaed newspaper column on human relaons, headed her class and was presden o he suden assocaon a Queens College, Charloe, N. C. Men's Rushng (Connued rom Page 1) Charles Moraso, Wllam Brennan, and Charles Langon. All eleven o he Lambda Ch Alpha pledges passed every hour o her work. These brllan men are Norman Brown, John Paul Carer, Howard Douglass, John Felds, Eober Green, Wllam Clancy Hener, Wnred Jeser, Fred R. Murdock, Jr., Rchard C. Plumer, Sumner G. Rand, Rober Hendon, and Henry Rohl. Ph Alpha Fraerny s pledgng Davd Marcus, Hy Wnn, and Buddy Homan. P Lambda Ph has he larges pledge class hey've ever had, Ther men hs year nclude Lee Dorman, Dave Wohl, San Bernsen, Bud Ko, rv Lansman, Dck Cornell, Harold Komar, Edward Cohen, and Howard Aaron. When you see a member o he reshman cross-counry eam, he wll undoubedly be a Sgma P. Ther pledges are, Wllam Merden, Rober Leonard, Cecl Gray, Ashby Walhall, Marvn Graham., Sanley So, rwn Harrs, Edward Anderson, Cheser Sull, Rober Dowe, Regs O'Connell, Jack Smmons, Bll Konell, Rchard Brown, and George Holmes. Kappa Alpha's pledges hs year come rom ar o places. Men rom Florda o Massachuses, rom New York o Nebraska are represened n K. A.'s group rom nneeen deren saes. The pledges are Rober Chandler, Rchard W. Copeland, Jr., Rober J. Danel, Wllam D. Davs, Lawrence B. Forwood, Leland M, Hodgkns, Edward Allen Judge, Jr., Wllam G. Kelso, Frank A. Logan, John Leghon Merrck, John C. Merrman, Frank D. Shelds, Arhur Phppen, Lyon G. Tyler, Jr., and R. C. Wllamson. Those men gong Kappa Sg hs year are Fred Eke, Ron Fason, Bruce Maples, Henry Romney, John Helrch, John Jessee, Wllam Pursell, Rchard - Neubauer, Jack Glley, John Grh, Edwn Greene, Earl Taylor, Wllam Harkns, Herber Robers, and George Schulz. The names o hose men pledgng Sgma Rho were no avalable a deadlne. Broadway H (Connued rom Page 1) Pra as Mendel, he marrage broker, and Wllam Bembow as he Dscple. Joe Rowe Gardner, a local lad o sx, wll play he par o Danel. The play s one o change, change rom he lghness o le o s serousness and ragedy. Ths can be llusraed n he openng scene where an announcemen s made a he breakas able o he orhcomng marrage o Judah, he younges broher. played by Tony Manz, o one o Elecons o new members o he debuanes o ha day. The he nernaonal Relaons Club baner and kddng ha ollows s wll ake place a he nex meeng o be held Thursday o hs when Mordcae eners, and he ypcal. The conras s marked week (December 4). Applcaons boys nearly lose a job because Jesus has le. Ths s a small mu. be n Dr. Lang's oce (316 llusraon o he conras. Marshall Wyhe) by Wednesday The whole play mgh have aken place n our me, n he pas, noon. or even n he uure, so le-lke are he characers and he suaons. Branch. Scholarshp (Connued rom Page 1) ' He rs seled on "Ye College Land," and laer a Arrowhaocks and Kngsland, where he ded n Ths scholarshp was esablshed a he College o Wllam and Mary n he year o our Lord 1941, Dr. John Sewar Bryan beng presden." The recpen o he award, s announced, s requred upon he ermnaon o he scholarshp o wre a leer o he presden o he college sang wha Wllam and Mary means o hm n hs preparaon or le. Morar Board (Connued rom Page 1) wll be he guess o Dean and Mrs. Theodore Cox or dnner. Morar Board, as an organzaon o ousandng Senor women, carres on numerous servce projecs o ad he academc and socal le o he college: Ocers' clncs, he scholarshp cup, he smary pary, magaznes or he women's dormores, a uorng servce, and varous gs o he college. All -pros realzed rom hs dance wll be pa n he general und or hese servce projecs. The members o Morar Board or ? are Carolne Cook, Marx Fgley, Mldred Anne Hll, Clare Hulcher, Theo Kelcey, Edh Rahbun, Jeanne Rendollar, Tabb Taylor,' Terry Teal, and Florence Yachmn. Chapel Servces (Connued rom Page 1) Blocker, Charman; Lonel H. Lang, Grace W. Landrum, and Allan B, Sly. The suden leader conducs he servce, nroduces he speaker, and renders he closng prayer. The speaker prepares a bre alk on some mely opc. Some o he mos approprae alks have been gven around exam me when a lle encouragemen s needed by all. helps one o know ha he proessors are neresed and sympahec. The chor pracces op Monday and Wednesday aernoons rom FERGUSON PRNT SHOP GOOD PRNTNG PHONE 111 * Wllamsburg, Va. ; WHTE OPTCAL CO. Medcal Ars Buldng Newpor News, Va. A BUSES o EVEEYWHE1E Through Buses o Washngon,. 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3 : Tuesday, December 2, 1941 T H E F L A T A T PAGE THREE }y EE1D BURGESS ONE OF THOSE THNGS Las Frday he Rchmond News Leader carred a noce o he eec ha Wllam and Mary was beng consdered or an. nvaon o play n he Sun Bowl game on New Year's day. Bu las Frday was beore las Saurday. On Saurday all hopes o beng represened n hs bowl, as well as all 'hopes or ownng a hal share o he Souhern Conerence crown came umblng down around he heads o he ndans lke San Francsco came umblng clown n he amous earhquake. No one suspeced ha N. C. Sae, a eam ha had been beaen 55-6 by Duke he week beore, could come back and knock he ndans o o he vcory ral. Bu hey dd n no unceran erms. The Wopack no only compleely ou-classed he Trbe, bu hey dd wha no eam snce Navy has been able o do ha s, score hrough he Wllam and Mary lne. However, he lne ha hey scored hrough was a mghy red and worn ou lne, one ha had held he Saers wce whn he ve yard lne. We could make albs as o why he oucome was as was, bu albs are always so ule ha s beer no o aemp. There's no doub ha N. C. Sae was he beer eam on he eld Saurday. They ran rom a moded "T" ormaon or, as we undersand, he rs me hs season, and he success ha hey had was nohng shor o sensaonal. The Wopack was he only eam hs season, excepng Navy, ha was capable o makng respecable gans hrough he W. & M. lne, and hey dd by combnng sheer orce wh decepon. Tme and agan he Trbesmen no only ddn' ge he ball carrer unl he had made a nce gan, bu hey ddn' even know where he ball was. Sae appeared o be jus abou he bes coached and bes drlled eam we 've seen all year, and Doc Newon deserves a lo o cred or developng hem as he dd. Frosh Lose 14-7 To Wake Fores Fve Papooses Make 1941 all-sae Team W&M8MWM& <*.* : :<. Sp &J2? &"? ' - & M m Wllam and Mary reached s '41 peak agans V. M.. on homecomng day and snce hen hey have looked consderably weaker and unceran. The Wllam and Mary sysem s based on sragh power a sysem ha s bound o ake a lo ou o he lnemen as once, namely hey are requred o open holes n he opposng lne, and aer a whole season o hs brand o play hey were bound o be a mghy red bunch o ball players. Added o hs ac, s he maer o a errc beang ha was pu on (Connued on Page 5) Wllam and Mary's '41 reshman eleven me deea or he rs me a he hands o Wake Fores's powerul rosh, 14-6, las Frday ngh n Rocky Moun, N. C. Handcapped by he loss o Bll Klen, Ashby Walhall, and Mel Wrgh hrough njures, he Papoose's baled on even erms wh he Deacons hroughou he game, nally succumbng o he Gold and Black passng aack. The Deacs opened up he scorng n he rs perod a weny yard oss pu he ball on he Deacon 5 yard lne. Two plays laer Hubardhad drven over or he only ndan score. Wake Fores le loose anoher passng barrage n he nal perod, wndng up he scorng or he day wh her second ouchdown. Thus he Deacons, undeeaed n (Connued on Page 5) us -^&\-\ : >\ * : ma m ;V.>".[\ '?*<**" '.' ',-»V '"< ' : '^V & **. ^.. ', *?,^%r.... >«',Vv? * ' -. / ^ * ' v..a ss : : /..: &. *:.' >' : &' " " M;-^;. e S> 'A w? : ; ' S > ^^ ^?S.' <:>\ /r>'>>: +m^ m&mm.m l!"vr' ;m " ndans Lead m All-Sae Players Chosen By A. P P - Fve Trbesmen, Four Cavalers Make Team The Assocaed Press las Frday announced he selecon by he coaches n he sae o he 1941 edon o he all-sae ooball eam. Up o he me o selecon here were wo eams ha had a record o beng beaen only he Unversy o Vrgna, and Wllam and Mary. From hese wo eams he coaches chose nne o he eleven men honored wh posons on he myhcal eleven, ve rom Wllam and Mary and our rom Vrgna. The remanng wo were boh aken rom he backeld.o he Vrgna Mlary nsue. Sx o he players honored las season reurned o acon agan hs year and ve o hem were agan seleced, he sngle excepon beng Tech's co-capan, Bll Zydak. O he ve renamed, hree were seleced by a unanmous voe; hey were Bll Dudley, capan and sar halback o he Cavalers; Harvey Johnson, W. & M.'s grea ullback; and Gerrard Ramsey, o Wllam and Mary one o he greaes lnemen n Vrgna ooball hsory, who ook a guard poson. Marvn Bass, who was a repeaer rom las year, was honored wh one o he ackle berhs n (Connued on Page 5) S* Caherne's Deeas Reserves Fnal Game Los 4 o 2, n he las hockey game o he season, he reserves los o San Caherne's eleven, 4-2. Whn he rs our mnues o play, Hamlon o Wllam and Mary scored a goal agans whch Roberson o San Caherne's realaed and scored one o even he score. n he remander o he rs hal Tmmerman boosed he college grls wh anoher goal on-y o have Johnson deadlock he game a he end o he hal, 2-2. The second hal opened wh Krouse playng le nner or Tmmerman, Blake le hal and Black swchng o rgh hal relevng Hocksrasser. The hgh school lasses came no he las hal o he game wh grm deermnaon o deea he college - grls; and succeeded n dong so wh Snyder scorng he only wo goals n he remander o he game. Mss Clark.and Mss Tweedy ocaed, a he same me ryng or her sae hockey rang as ocals. The lne-ups were: W & M Poson S. Cah. Hale L. W. Jones Tmmerman L.. Johnson Hamlon C. F. Snyder Mannng R.. Roberson Ruherord R. W. Moore Black L. H. Buln Duvosn C. H. Davs Hochsrasser R. H. Hur Wood R. B. Marbrch Bryan L. B. Brewser Lamb Goa le Rchy Bull 1 '^^^mmhb^^^^m m n s rw Bw*.~r-y: s'=;-.:=:»s -!: msms^m >\... - m OFFCAL AP ALL-STATE TEAM Pos. Player, School Year W. Home End Blly Preson, Vrgna Senor 190 Rchmond End. Glenn Knox, W. & M. Junor 190 Noa, Tenn. Tackle Marvn Bass, W. & M. Junor 200 Peersburg Tackle Harold Felds, W. & M. Junor 180 McVegh, Ky. Guard Gerrard Ramsey, W. & M. Junor 175 Walland, Tenn. Guard John Sauerbeck, Vrgna Senor 190 Danvlle Cener Bll Suhlng, Vrgna Junor 180 Lynchburg Back Absha Prchard, V.M.. Senor 165 Hopewell Back Bll Dudley, Vrgna Senor 170 Blueeld Back Joe Muha, V.M.. Junor 210 McKees Rocks, Pa. Back Harvey Johnson, W. &M. Junor 210 Brdgeon, N. J. Pos. Second Team Thrd Team End Hll, Vrgna Brown, W. & L. End Clark, Va. Tech, Vandeweghe, W. & M. Tackle Maskas, Va. Tech Alor, W. & L. Tackle Ellngon, V. M. Furman, W. & L. Guard McClure, Va. Tech Mack, Rchmond Guard Mnon, V.M. ; Van Anderson, Va. Tech Cener Warrngon, W. & M Skladany, V.M.. Back James, Va. Tech Sprye, Hampden-Sydney Back Masers, W. & M Smh, Va. Tech Back Bryan, Vrgna Kern, Va. Tech Back Munhall, Vrgna Cale, V. M.. Eded By BETSEY DOUGLASS Fencng Mee To Be Held Tuesday On Tuesday, December second, here wll be an nramural open encng ournamen n Jeerson Gym. The ournamen wll be rom 3:15 o 5:30, and he decsons wll be gven by hree varsy encers, Terry Teal, Jm Glassman, and Bll Grover. n he ournamen, everyone wll ence everyone else, so won' be unl he nal round ha resuls wll be known. Those who hae sgned up o, parcpae are: Lucle Fzer, Jo Nourse, Vrgna Longno, Jane Bryan, Jean Burnsde, Elzabeh Dunbar, Murel Heden, Jerry Hess and Peggy Horn. A, '.. *< ^»» > : ' < '*'* ', '^-p > " > ".?-V.-,-^KsH5.^:,-v^ \ ' ^ %^,;kyy^:-. 2nd Monroe s Top Dorm Team Baskeball, Bowlng To Begn Nex Week. Las week he dormory ooball league came o a close aer a very successul and prosperous season. The Second Floor o Monroe, whch earler n he season had been slaed as one o he more ousandng eams n he league, came hrough o capure he rophy wh a record o our wns and one loss. Several o he oher dormory eams were very srong, bu none o hem seemed o be able o ge he edge over he Second Floor o Monroe whch had a well planned and accurae passng aack and a sold orward wall. Bu all o he eams showed ne spr and he ahle- (Connued On Page 5) Brdge Replays o Be Ths Week Parcpaed Las Week. The annual brdge ournamen began las week and he replay wll be hs week, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, aer whch he nal resuls wll be announced. n he replay, all hose who played hands as norh and souh, wll play as eas and wes. n hs way, everyone n he ournamen plays he 'same hands so s by skll n bddng and playng he cards and no luck ha wns he ournamen. The grls who have parcpaed n he ournamen are: Marjore Lenz, Charloe McElroy, Conne Korn, Norma Smh, Elzabeh Fsher, Mavs Bunch, Marjore Rezke, Los Rea, Bey Krs, Maron Pae, Barbara Cooper, Naale Nchols, Andrey Wallace, Vrgna Souhworh, Peggy Mc- Sweeney, Phylls Hle, Nancy Morrow, Elzabeh Cosenbader, Corrne Myers, Luclle Peavy, Dorohy Jane Nelson, Ann Seward, Mary Beh Wood, Jean Re, Bey Bunn, Gladys Sco, Mary Trple, Margare Polay, Dors Freer, Dawn Logan, Lucy Mc Clure, Vrgna Markle, Joyce Bonynge, Vola Gomp, Helen Foser, Barbara Durlng, Bey Jennngs, Eleanor Mabry, Louse Brown, Joan Kable, George Du- Busc, Mary Hoen, Prudence Trem, Luclle Roy, Carolyn Wason, Jeanne McHugh, Jean Burnsde, Shrley Homan, Jean Oberg, Sunny Trumbo, Jane Wason, Jean Krouse, Louse Brown, Barnhar, Nancy Speakes, ' Jane Burns, Dors Bonng, Flosse Meus, Sue Whe, and Margare Langor. asses LUCK s Wolpac ses Tr. The ndans o Wllam and Mary, playng her nal game o he 1941 season, saw her chances or her rs Souhern Conerence champonshp ground slowly, bu surely, no he dus o Gary Feld las Saurday by a hard chargng, sure re blockng, Wolpack eam rom Norh Carolna Sae. The score was 13 o 0. Playng beore a crowd o 0,000 he underdog Sae eam alled on an aeral hrus rom mdeld n he second perod and added anoher on a ground drve n he nal quarer. The only brgh spos n he game or he ndans was he ne deensve and oensve plays o Harle Masers, wo goal lne sands and some beauul punng by Jacke Freeman. The ndans launched a drve rom her own 35 soon aer he openng kcko. Freeman made a rs down on he Sae 46. Then on a reverse rom Johnson, Masers raced 42 yards o he 13. Two res a he lne produced only hree yards, and a pass over he goal lne aled. Johnson red a eld goal, sandng on he 18 bu Ms placemen was wde. The remander o he perod was a punng duel. The Wopack launched an aeral drve rom mdeld n he second perod. Farcloh hrew 15 yards o Huckabee. Aer several plays Farcloh conneced wh Owens on he ndans' 20. Farcloh hen ran o he one-oo lne, where he ndans held or hree downs, bu on ourh down Farcloh passed o Fche or he ouchdown. Fche's placemen was good o gve Sae a 7-0 lead a halme. Aer a punng duel or mos o he hrd perod sae receved a break when he ndans go her sgnals crossed and Slwell, Sae end, recovered a pass rom cener on he ndans' 41 as hey were drvng deeper no Wopack errory. Sae's nal score came as he resuls o a susaned 60 yard drve wh Nelson nally rammng he ball over he 1 yard lne. The placemen aled and he scorng ended wh Sae 13 - W. & M. 0. Hoops ers- Make Debu Saurday Three Leermen Wll Lead Trbe Ths Year. Wh bg Fooball now denely around he corner or he presen year, aenon s beng urned o baskeball. Alhough only our men are reurnng rom las. year's squad, hree are leermen. The reurnng men, led by Capan Glenn Knox, conss o Hal Kng, Vnce Lascara, Leser Hooker, and o course* Knox. Some o he newes prospecs o repor or pracce hs season are Al Vandeweghe, Jm Hckey, Jm Ward, Cecl Grn, Rck Lapolla, Jmmy Macon, and Sal Caena. The sandous o he new recrus are Jm Ward and Cecl Grn, he laer havng played very good ball a he Norolk Dvson. Hckey and Vandeweghe are expeced o round no op shape as soon as hey repor. Whou a doub, he squad was h very hard las year when los he Andrews brohers, Vnce Tae, Morgan Mackey, Chuck Gondak, and Waldo Mahews. The Susseymen were runner-up n he Bg Sx las year and Capan Knox was second n hgh scorng. Despe hese losses, s possble ha he as movng ndans wll annex boh hese crowrs hs season. Whle he Green was h hard by gradua.connued on Page 5)

4 PAGE FOUE THE FLAT HAT THE FLAT HAT Publshed Weekly, On Tuesday, By he COLLEGE OF WLLAM AND MARY Member Plssocoed Geoe Press Dsrbuor o Gollecae Dges Adversng Eaes Sen on Beques o Busness Manager EDTORJN-CHEF - EGBERT S. MARSHALL STAFF EDTOR.;.; - Z...l.... ROSANNE ' STRUNSKY ASST. STAFF EDTOR Lebe Seay NEWS EDTOR ELZABETH COSTENBADER ASST. NEWS EDTOR Jerry Hyman FEATURE EDTOR 1,. JACK BELLS ASST. MAKEUP EDTOR.' Howard Harkavy EDTORAL ASSSTANTS El Damond, Vrgna Trpp SPORTS EDTOR, RED BURGESS ART EDTOR, :... ROBERT SANDERSON PHOTOGRAPHER GERALD ROSE BUSNESS MANAGER C. FOSTER JENNNGS CRCULATON MANAGER ANTHONY MAUCONE STAFF SECRETARY RHODA HOLLANDER Bey A.nn Wllams, Nancy Carnege, Shrley Wood, Jerry Hess, Margare Vrgna Lee, Anne Monon, Marg.area Hrsh, Holly Rckes, Luclle Fzey Marge Rezke. ^. MAKEUP STAFF Rober Wgger, Rober Danels, Prcke Carer, Jan Hendrcks, Sunny Manewal,... CECULAT0N STAFF Bob Walsh, Bob Danel, Don Hahne, Marjore Van Auken, Mary Sehaphr, Vrgna Humphres, Jane Rle, Rus Powers. REPORTORAL STAFF""^ Tabb Taylor, Ann Lynch, Mabel Dnnn, Carolyn Harley, Kae' Ruherord, Annee Warren, Page Walker, Rnss Powers, Ann Edwards,'Anna Belle Koeng, Marlyn'Kaemm,erle, Jack Merr- "man, Margare Vrgna Lee, Norma Rer, Bebe Nelson, Bey Flecher, Bunny Davs, Vrgna Colburn, Jenn Krause, Marha Maklu, Sue Whe... FEATURE STAFF Eugene Hanoee, Kae Ruherord, Paul Gan, Wllam Bergwall, Marha Newell, Joan Wallace, Arhur Harmann, Parca Gles, Rober Eller. gp0rtg STAFF ^ Henry Maxson, Dck Owen, Harre McConoughy, Henry Van Josln, Johnny Holls, Wallace Heawole, George Blandord, Roger Wolley, Dudley Woods.. _ June,Z'ers, Jack Hollowell, Tom Gll, Dorohy Souer, Frank Bea, Murel Koch, Gene Kellogg, Marjore Lenz, Naale Sandord, Bob Wenberg, Wllam Gll, Edgar Trou, Louse Spaldng, Joan Schuer, Bll Remck, Paul Couch, Edgar Fsher, Jane Krkparck. A Wage Sea le or Fe Saurday's auumn alumn have aken leave o he college ooball elds or anoher year, s all over, even he shong and only he pros and losses reman o be coun- :> :, lv hs era o expose s hardly necessary o elaborae c,: he mporance o gae receps o a successul ooball regme. Voney, o course, s no a guaranee o a Rose Bowl nvaon bu does pay he wages o boh player and coach. Que oen here s a dene rao beween he number o he games won by a eam and he number o dollars avalable o s coachng sa or buyng he servces o ousandng secondary school players. A good ooball eam requres more han suden suppor and pep ralles o gan naonal recognon. The hngs o he spr need maeral ad n any programme o "bgme" ooball. Ths nancal elemen o all modern successul ooball eams need no dsmay anyone. should be recognzed by now ha a wnnng ooball eam requres a ceran amoun o money o be spen or s alened members. Very ew young men play he game or any oher reason han money pad o h em as a college educaon. Money should be pad hem and s a good hng ha here s such an opporuny or some people o work her way hrough college. Our complan s ha he sum o he ahlec scholarshp n proporon o servces rendered s much oo small. Collecve barganng should be exended o he players o hose college ooball eams who are denely commed o a proessonal plan o commercal spor. We hnk reasonable ha a sandard wage scale be adoped by he colleges who play ooball as a busness. Condons o work as well as he ssuance o nsurance polces should be esablshed n he ooball ndusry. These nsurance polces would cover all possble njures receved on he pracce or playng eld and made mandaory by all schools employng ahlees n her proessonal spors programmes. Such reorms as hese are amed a a praccal soluon o he exsng evls n he spor. Only a ew schools lke Chcago care o abolsh he whole programme o nercollegae compeon n ooball as ncompable wh he bes radons o a lberal ars college. No one cares o do away wh gae receps and regular proessonal ooball has ye o reach he poson o proessonal baseball n respec o college compeon. Unl such me as hs happens he wage and work sandards or pad college players as we have only suggesed seem as praccal as he deals so oen and so annually proclamed by he varous school assocaons and conerences n he counry. Here a Wllam and Mary ooball s run on a sem-commercal bass. To say hs s no o condemn he condon. Mr. Voyles and hs sa deserve all he good words ha have been wren o hem. They have done more han earn he salares pad hem. Specc proo o hs may be seen n he nramural spors programme whch s open o all sudens o he college. Such a programme has been slow n developng because suden neres has been lackng as well as equpmen and acles. We now have a new gymnasum and here are rumors o new equpmen. There lacks only he suden neres and he wll o cooperae n such a plan as Mr. Voyles and hs sa have oulned or hs wner. Ths s our appeal or suppor n such a programme. Fraernes, sorores, and dormores, all are promsed he chance o parcpae. Only hrough a majory undergraduae acvy n hs nramural plan can be called successul. Such acvy has been lackng n he pas. Ths, s anoher year and anoher opporuny. When once he sory o our presen day socey wll be wren, one chaper should be dedcaed o he excng sory o he le n ralers. should lke o call he aenon o he auhor o hs book o he proceedngs n a dvorce case n Dallas, Texas. Judge Pane L. Bush graned a dvorce o a woman, who asked on he ground, ha she lved ve years n a raler. record... 's on he Judge So you wsh a dvorce? We Wsh s no word or, yerronor. Judge For wha reason? We For he reason am exhaused, brused, baered, razzled, worn, red and,.. Judge.Aren' you coverng a lo o errory? We you knew all he errory 've had o cover you wouldn' beleve. 'm a raler we. :5s & Judge Wha s a raler we? We A raler we s a we who spends her marred le ryng o make an omelee gong around a curve. Judge Do you mean you lve n a raler? We No, mean 'm hrough lvng n one. ^ - % - Judge How long has hs been gong on? We Fve years. And don' seem a day over 100. Judge Dd your husband orce you o do hs? We Well, a rs seemed a good dea. The open road... he gypsy ral... and all ha sor o hng. Judge When dd you rs make up your mnd you ddn' lke? We The me we drove n and spen hree days n a lo ull o second-hand cars, hnkng we were n a raler camp! sr se S!= Judge Dd you ever complan o your husband ha you were unhappy? We Every ve hundred mles. Judge Wha dd he say? We ^He couldn' hear because o he dshes ralng'. Judge Ddn' he ever oer o provde a saonary ;.home? We Yes, bu hs dea o a saonary home was parkng somewhere long enough o change he ol. sj s ss # Judge Dd you ever hreaen o leave hm? We Oen. Judge Why ddl' you do so?, We We were never n any par o he counry where knew he way home alone. & % Judge-^s your husband here? We No. Judge Why no? We Ths s he second day o hs hearng, and he never could say n one spo ha long! Judge Decree, graned. Wllam an ay Go-Roun By Rober B. Eller Wha does college mean o he average reshman? No very much, am arad. ceranly does no mean educaon rom books. Tha was shown raher conclusvely when only abou 80 reshmen had enough hours passed o be, rushed. O course he ner-raerny Councl se a very hgh scholasc sandard or he reshman 6 hours o work o be passed. Your reshman wll argue wh a grea show o pedanry ha one goes o college or somehng more han jus mere educaon. He wll say ha here s*somehng more broadenng o be had. He wll express he advanages o be ound n meeng people, n acqurng socal graces, n mprovng hs dancng. n ac he s alkng hmsel rgh ou o sudyng. There s a remendous amoun o ruh he asserons made ha here s.somehng more o college han mere sudyng, bu on he oher hand here s somehng more o college han mere play. Have you ever gured ou ha omes n he course o a day more me s devoed o recreaon o one orm or anoher, han o school work. s ha playng ar? Around examnaon me (Connued on Page 5) POPULARLY SPEAKNG By Marha Newell An apology n Plaonc syle The oher day, was walkng down he Duke o Glouceser sree, and was slenly complmenng mysel or beng such a clever, nerran columns. Ths sel deluson was abruply nerruped by a ew remarks whch happened o overhear. One reshman grl sad o anoher, "Why doesn' he FLAT HAT carry a column abou popular musc?" The reply: " wondered abou ha,, oo; would add so much o he paper." Speakng o a blzkreg, ha mowed me down! Here ry o glory a ew dscs, and hey don' even realze my pul eors. The moral o hs sory s ha "an'" so good aer all. hope hose wo young lades wll, realze ha THS s supposed o be a column abou popular musc. Henceorh, 'll ry o placae hem. Pardon me grls, 'll do beer rom now on; errare humanum es!! ^ * % ^ A nals, las year, Tony Pasor made que a h wh hs long rendon o "Le's Do!" Everybody loved! Snce hen, he has made many cue recordngs. One o hese s hs waxng o "21 Dollars A Day Once A Monh". The subjec maer o hs record needs no explanaon. For oher deals, consul he local dra board. The record s unque and que amusng. On he oher sde here s " Found You n The Ran". Eugen- a Bard does he vocals o hs slghly nosalgc melody, whch s a Bluebrd $> K5 $* 9 Thnk o! "Jngle Bells" n swngme whch s que an ovvaon rom our concepon o he Chrsmas harbnger. Glenn Mller does hs "Jngle Bells" and gves ha wnnng qualy o so many o hs orchesraons. Tex Beneke and he Modernares oblge wh he vocals n a way you 're bound o lke. really pus across ha good ole Chrsmas spr! Jus a lle whle ll December 20!!!!.!! & :}! Frs, "Daddy" had hmsel mmoralzed n a song. No o be oudone, "Mama" crashes hrough wh a monumenal pece or hersel, oo. Horace Hed does he honors on Columba Boy, wha honors! 's marvelous! Ths une, s so "sngable" ha you'll nd yoursel sngng, oo. 's well worh he 50c and.5c or deense. # & - * Changng he mood, here's he "Shrne o San Cecela" on Vcor Ths s a swee, peaceul une very much lke "My Prayer" whch aaned a nce peak o populary a ew years ago. Sammy Kaye and hs orchesra sway wh hs number. There are bells and organ o complee he eec. * s: * ^! Columba has pa on he marke (Connued on Page 5) nqurng Reporer, By JOE RTTER % By JOE BDDER" n vew o he presen crcumsances, do you beleve ha we should make a declaraon o war mmedaely? Yes snce or all purposes excep ourgh warare we have been deeply nvolved n hs war or a long me now. Procrasnaon and hypocrcy have never won a war. Norma Ber, '44, s ha ormaly necessary? Holly Rckes, '42. Jus so hey don' lower he dra age. Bll Hens, '45. Le's wa unl nsh school. Bob Bookmeyer, '45. A declaraon o war would be unnecessary we're n how. Anyway hey don' declare wars nowa-days. George Blanord, '43. Why should we boher? Carolne Cook, '42. Ths s, o course, unnecessary as we are already a war; however, do no hnk we should make a ormal declaraon under he presen crcumsances bu should wa unl we are absoluely sure ha we know wha we are dong and are relavely ceran o he consequences. Jm Anderson, '42. gure ha we are n jus THe OulooK.* By WLL BERGWALL By WLL BERGWALL Ths week am agan honored by a conrbuon rom las week's conrbuor, Frank Acosa o Washngon. Here s: The solder suaon s nowprey well seled a our own college. A Wellesley, however, las week, a group o Easern college grls wen on record as srongly opposng solder dances on he remarkable grounds ha servce men were bad "marmonal rsks." caused a mnor sensaon. n he ac o ha pcure, mgh be a good dea o look around and dscover he real aude o college grls all over he naon on he subjec. On he whole, appears ha he Wellesley gang s a prey lonesome mnory. The "rsk" saemen, ncdenally, came rom Mss Rosamund ' Theresa Purdy, presden o he M. Holyoke suden body* Sad she, "Dancng wh solders s oo much o a sacrce or college women. Grls are only wasng her me gong ou wh solders. They are no good marmonal rsks, so why dance wh hem?" The saemen so ncensed wo prvaes a For Slocum,, N. Y., ha hey sa down and pared wh $.76 (one day's pay) o her $21 salary, o send he ollowng wre o he ypung lades: "YOU CAN HELP DEFENSE aa much now, whou declarng war. we can help Bran deea Germany whou declarng war, am n avor o. Tom Resrc, '45, Bob Hucheson, '45. al o see how a declaraon o war would change presen crcumsances, Pa Pelham, 43. No, denely do no hnk he U. S. should declare war. s England's war le her gh. Becky Ramsey, '44,, Denely no. Ths should be our very las resor. we can jus as eecvely, a he presen me, gve all-ou ad o he alled cause, beleve ha wll be sucen. Harry Moron, '42.,, a declaraon o -war would nsure a more ecen polcy o all ou ad and deense producon, hen would be desrable and n he case, o he presen labor dspues would sele hem n shor order. Belvn Robn, '42. No! Le England ge a hunch rs. Eleanor Mabay, '42. Germany s snkng our shps and we're snkng hers why declare war? Tom Smh, '42. A ormal declaraon s hardly necessary or, accordng o he Germans, we have already aacked hem and accordng o he la- (Connued on Page 5) BY LFTNG ARMY MORALE STOP REFUSNG TO DANCE WTH SOLDERS S DOWN RGHT UNPATROTC BUT. DON'T CONSDER THS A PRO POSAL." Asde rom ha, here are a couple o examples o wha's beng done n oher quarers. Srangely enough, one o he bes examples o college grls dong hngs or solders s rgh rom Wellesley College sel. (Mss Purdy and her gang were only vsors or he conerence.) Several weeks ago 16 Wellesley grls and sx grls rom nearby Lowell Teachers College came o For Devens, Mass., or a Hallowe'en pary wh paens a he Devens Saon Hospal. was he second pary vs o Wellesley grls o he pos, and hey promsed o come back many more mes. The ollowng week, 125 men rom For Devens were nved o a pary a Radcle College n Cambrdge. Mrs. James Lands, we o he dean o he Harvard Law School, was one o he chaperones, and he grls announced ha hs was only he rs o many o come or he solders durng he wner, Also many colleges n he Souhwes have adoped smlar plans. seems o be he general aude ha he USO clubs and (Connued on Page 5) Tuesday, December' 2, 1941 THE VOLGA BOATMAN N OUR TME By EL DAMOND Aer 23, weeks o erce comba he Naz armes have been orced o make her rs major whdrawal o he war, Ths s undoubedly a sgncan even, because should now ree he Brsh rom nsecury as o her val ron acng he Caucasus. Wh hs nsecury gone, here s now no reason or he Brsh o delay n sendng sucen renorcemens rom her reserve pool n Egyp decsvely o swng he balance n he bale or Lbya. O even greaer mporance s he ac ha he recapure o Rosov heralds a change n he bale condons along he Easern ron, more generally avorable o he USSR. The rs snow has already allen n he Souh, and he arrval o heavy snows along he enre ron s no ar n he ' ong. Ths wll hus enable he Sove armes ncreasngly o employ her vas supples.o mechanzed equpmen speccally adaped o wner warare. There s no evdence ha he German armes possess hs ype o equpmen, and n all lkelhood he Nazs wll nd hemselves compleely on he deensve n Europe n he nex ew weeks, or he rs me snce hey came o power. Ye, wh, all hs, he general nave hroughou he world has no passed rom German hands. Jus as a he very begnnng o he war he Wesern Democraces are sll movng only o deend agans he aggressve hruss, boh dplomac and mlary, o he Axs. The sraegss n boh London and Washngon, who reckoned wh jublance on a maxmum hree monhs Sove ressance, have already been presened wh 23 weeks respe, and have allowed her grea opporuny o le allow. nsead o havng been engaged n layng he groundwork or a dverson o her own n Wesern Europe, England and Amerca now nd hemselves acng an Axs dverson n he Easern Pacc. s useless o pon ou now ha he developmen o hs suaon could have been crcumvened as ar back as 1931, or as lae as a monh ago. Jus as Mussoln and Hler beore hem, he Japanese have conssenly aken advanage o he Democraces' anpahy oward becomng nvolved n a suaon ha mgh lead o war. Bu oday we "are n he war! The Englsh have been n or more han wo years, and he Uned Saes Navy now parols he Alanc whle hs naon couns s rs hundred dead. There s hen, no ground or he connued appeasemen o Japan, unless be ha he Uned Saes governmen s arad o dsspae.srengh needed elsewhere. However, hs las conenon s no vald eher, or should Secreary Hull ake a qualed sand ha would be he go-ahead sgnal or Japan o occupy Thalland or o begn an oensve rom ndo-chna desgned o cu he Burma road. n eher case, jus as n he pas hsory o appeasemen, he aggressor's poson would be maerally mproved a he expense o he Democraces. The sgns o an mpendng appeasemen o Japan are omnous. n accord wh Japan's proes, Amercan shps are no longer ransporng supples o Russa, bu are now ravelng more dcul and hereore longer (rom he sandpon o me and rsks) roues. Moreover Mr. Kurusu has been n Washngon or over wo weeks and he dscussons "are sll gong on. Ths s a ceran ndcaon a leas ha he Uned Saes has no aken a deermned sand n he maer ye. Bu ever here was a me o ake a sand agans aggresson, ha me s now! Wh hs one blow he Uned Saes can only slence he mperals oucres o he Japanese, bu can succeed n wresng he world nave away rom he Axs. - The Tremendous quanes o Sove equpmen now beng held n reserve n Sbera could hen be ranspored o he ron, and o even greaer mporance, he choce o succeedng dplomac or mlary moves would be up o he Alles. n spe o her brave ron, he Japanese mlary suaon s perlous. The bulk o her armes are mred n Chna, he Red Banner Army aces he Manchukuo border, Empre orces are on guard rom Burma o Hongkong, and he U. S. and Bres naves parol he Pacc., n addon, one consders he armed orces o he Neherland Eas ndes and he U. S. armed orces based n he Phlppnes, a glance a he map wll convncngly show ha Japan s compleely encrcled. From a mlary sandpon hereore, would be sucde or he Npponese ho-bloods even o consder ghng. n he lgh o he clear Alled mlary superory n he Oren, and n he lgh o he long, dsgraceul hsory o "appeasemen" rom Manchukuo o Munch, alure on he par o he Uned Saes now o ake an uncompromsng sand oward Japan would be crmnal. Le be remembered ha he polcy o appeasemen always aled o s purpose. War was nally he resul, and under worsened crcumsances. Should he Uned Saes now parcpae n anoher chaper o hs hsory o dsaser, hen he survvng apologss or he characer o he French, Brsh, and Amercan governmens can no longer plead ncompeence (as dd Nevlle Henderson) o explan her crmnal acons. The lesson o appeasemen s smply summed up by Wlla Gaher n a sory recouned n My Anona. A brde and her groom wh her company were reurnng home rom he marrage celebraon lae one ngh. The moon shone brghly on he snow-covered elds and he bells jngled happly on he horse-drawn sleghs. All was beauul n he world; Suddenly a pack o hungry wolves came racng ou o he woods. One by one hey caugh up wh he sleghs and devoured her occupans unl he brde and groom's slegh was le. However he lone slegh was unable o oudsance he advancng wolves and nally he drvers hrew boh he young man and hs brde no he mds o he pack... Subsung he names Ehopa, Span, Ausra, Czechoslovaka, Albana, and hose o England and Amerca, n her proper places, he gure s clear.

5 Tuesday, December % 1941 The Oulook Connued rom Page 4)' cvc organzaons ake care o many o he men, and ha he colleges would do well enough n sckng o college men. There's some logc n ha, bu here's a.ceran amoun o snobbshness. All.o hese pares wen hrough wh he sole and sngl purpose o producng un or he grls and he solders. No a sngle proposal was repored. (Mss Purdy please noe.) Bu he bes sory o all was repored rom For Euss by a rend o ours, who s Harvard '40, now a selecee here. le laughngly menoned ha hs plaoon's leuenan lned hem up n ormaon several weeks ago and sad, "Okay, men, we've nally been able o ge permsson or ^ BOZAETH'S % Coages or Tcess ± ± 417 Rchmond Road, Roue 60 * - Oppose Sadum «> Mrs. Frank D. Bozarh, Hosess *.<. Phone 38. " % WLLAMSBURG, VA.,, SGN OF THE GOLDEN BALL # PEWTER _ GFTS SLV1B Duke o Glouceser Sree you o dae Wllam and Mary. grls. Here's wha you have o do... " Then he read he ls o qualcaons, whch consumed some ve mnues. A he end he ook a deep breah o recover, and hen remarked, "Frankly, rom wha 've seen o Wllam and Mary grls, hey aren' worh." Touche. seems o hs corner ha he Wellesley conerees need a good s kck where would do he mos good. n he rs place, every grl here s hnkng rs abou every dae n erms o a marmonal prospec, she hasn' go much o oer. she had, he men would come aer her. n he second place, 's jus ha lookng-down-he-nose aude ha gves pleny o young men he dea ha democracy s already dead, and we're preparng o gh o deend somehng we haven' even go. n he hrd place, why gve grls cred or he ably o hnk, anyway? FOE PRNTNG % See The X Vrgna Gazee. <> nc. * X PHONE 192 Rear o'pos Oce % CHURCH OF ST. REDE (CATHOLC) HOLY MASS % Oc. o June % 9:30 and 11 ± Sunday Seawl 10:30. o- -4- THE TWO WLLAMSBURG! QUALTY FOOD STORES! Caer Especally o W, & M. Fraernes and Sorores X GKOCEB1S QUALTY MEATS FEESH FRUTS AND VEGETABLES >*-$-«-^>»^-r$-»4-r<"«-*-r$^-><-r^.^^! COLONAL BOWLNG r" v PAR CW /OPEN 3 P. M. TO MD-NGHT Specal Aernoon Raes o Women Sudens. Under A. & P. Sore ELECTRCTY S C M x + VRGJP ELECTRC AND POWER CO. nqurng Reporer (Connued rom Page 4) es Brsh news, we as a naon have already engaged n a "shoong war." Jm 'Flemng, '43. As long as we can help he alles whou geng ourselves any more enangled han we already are, we are O. K. However, n he near uure our ad may pu us n a much more dcul poson, Declare war unnecessarly? No!!--Wlma J. Lamber, '43. No!! do no hnk here should be an mmedae declaraon o war, bu do beleve we should do everyhng n our power o help England. Ruh Wemes, *43. One never knows wha he urn o evens wll be. may no be necessary or he U. S. o ener drecly no he war. L. Rollo, '45. Emphacally no. 1 don' hnk we're ready or. Davd Levy, '43. Why declare war? Te U. S. s already lendng ad o he alles as bes she can whou any declaraon. Alvn Poser, '42. No! Declaraon o war s no necessary now. Le he U. S. connue o gh ndrecly and successully as she has been whou enerng acve comba ll absoluely necessary. Marjore Reske, '44. beleve n helpng he alles Maerally as we are dong now bu don' hnk ha our enerng he war would help Maron Vncen, '45. Why no we're n anyway. John Cram, '45. No. Crcumsances have no demanded more han he buldng up o deense and he duy o ad maerally our avores o he umos. When alerng crcumsances demand our declaraon o war, we wll. Davd Urquhar, '42. We are now n an undeclared war. gure ha we-''can help England bes by sendng her maeral nsead o men. She does no wan our men bu our maerals', so beleve n connung our undeclared war. Tom Dngle, 45. DR. BRANTLEY HENDERSON Wllamsburg, Va. Eye, Bar, Nose and Throa.. Lenses Duplcaed 4 X *^ AT Wllam and Mary- Go-Round (Connued rom Page 4) we have lle py or he chap who comes abou bemoanng he ough mes he s ' runnng up agans. He has dug hs own grave and now he s a burn oerng beore he god o pleasure. Along abou one's sophomore or junor year he sudden realzaon wll srke home ha women, drnk and sudyng don' jve. Naurally we are no advocang a le o monasc calber, bu wha we are" ryng o pu over s ha emperance n lvng has been he salvaon o more souls han Coney sland has grans o sand. Tme should be dvded beween school and un and un should be se asde unl school work s done. Because no work s ever done' when s pu asde ll laer. (We are alkng rom experence.) Wha we are gong o say now s gong o sound very worn and razzled around he edges bu he pon o remember hrough college s ha book-learnng comes rs. Hoopsers (Connued rom Page 3) ons, he oher Bg Sx eams were h equally hard, no harder. Consderng ha several man cogs o las year's eam are back and ha he eam s srenghened grealy by he addon o several good baskeball boys, a very proable and successul season seems o be n sore, The rs scheduled game s nex Saurday, December 6, wh Langley Feld on Langley's cour. Provdng he hree ooballers ge o pracce, he probable sarng lneup wll be Capan Knox, Hal Kng, Jm Hckey, Al Vandeweghe, and Les Hooker wh Jm Ward, Vnce Lascara and Cecl Grn slaed o play enough ball o brng home he' rs vcory o he year, as he Flers are no consdered a op ou. VARSTY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec." 6 Langley Feld away; Dec. 10 Randolph-Macon here; Dee. 15 Maryland here; Dec. 17 Fordham away; Dec. 20 Vllanova away. Jan. 8 V.M.. away; Jan. 9 V.P.. away; Jan. 10 W. & L. away; SUPERLATVE BEY CLEANNG SERVCE BEN READ, College Represenave JOB WALLACE, '2C PHONE 24 You Are Movng o Rchmond X X ± LET US HELP SELECT AND FNANCE YOUR FUTURE HOME. ' % "*"? Consul us on 4- SALES - LOANS - RENTALS % 3. D. CARNEAL & SONS, nc.! CarnealBldg. 12 9h S., ' Rchmond, Va. Dal » % * Y w ^ >^"3"r-r«><"r>»<K"K-»^<K^<K"^ *Y, & x Jan. 13 Rchmond away Jan. 15 Vrgna here; Jan. 31 Hampden-Sydney here; 2 V.P.,.here; 5 Clemson away; 6 Furman away; * 10 Vrgna away; 13, Maryland away;' 14 Navy away; 17 Rchmond here; 20 W. & L. here; 21 V.M.. here; 28 Hampden-Sydney here; 26 Randolph-Macon enave. Popularly Speakng (Connued rom Page 4) a swell album called "A Ngh a The Sork Club" done by he Sork Club Orchesra. conans ones we all love such as " Had You" and "Sardus". Songs such as hey have really sood he acd es o me and deserve prases. The members o hs class are conjecural, bu hnk ha you'll all agree ha "Ngh and Day", "All The Thngs Yen Are" and "My Man" are permanen members. Ths s srcly an o he record observaon so ake or leave.. A 10:15 on Tuesday and Fr-~ day nghs a program called "Okay, Amerca" rom WRVA comes on he ar. s a varey perormance by solders rom neghborng camps. You'd be surprsed how much good su s presened. For nsance, he oher ngh, a young man gave a swng arrangemen o "Blue Champagne". was good!!! He sang o hs own accompanmen and was really n he proverbal groove!!! * # & s}{ you happen o be burnng he mdngh ol some ngh, you can nd a emporary respe on he rado a abou 12:30. Harry James and hs band come on a ha hour and you lke rumpes you'll lke hs. The musc ges a rle blary somemes bu ha's prey much he naure o rumpes. Woody Herman comes on around ha hour. He's he man who plays he blues. Somemes he's good, somemes he's errble. Frosl Lose 14-7 (Connued rom Page 3) Don' sran your eyes whle sudyng. Use Cered Sudy Lamps and sucen lgh. ve games, saked her clam or he myhcal reshman champonshp o he Souhland. Place Fve Men Despe hs loss, W. & M. came up wh he Vrgna sae rosh crown and 'were jusly rewarded by placng ve men on he all sae eleven. Leo Morone, sar le end; Bll Sako, brusng ackle, and Johnny Clowes, brllan guard, were he hree ndan lnemen o make he eam. Buddy Hubard, leadng W. & M. scorer and ground ganer, and ullback Nck Forkovch compleed he Papoose represenaon on he dream eam. Vrgna Tech, V. M.., Rchm nd, and Washngon and Lee also placed men on he eleven/ Hubard Leadng Scorer By vrue o hs second quarer score ouchdown agans Wake Fores, Buddy Hubard copped he rosh scorng crown wh a oal o 24 pons o hs cred. "Bouncng Blly" Klen placed wh 21 alles whle Soapy Waers and Leo Marone ed or hrd place honors wh 12 apece. Nck Forkovch brough n nne scores, and Bob Barr, seven. Henry Eohl and Tom Brown each accouned or sx pons. Season oals show }W. and M. wh 97 pons chalked up on her sde o he ledger whle opponens have run up 35 alles. Te War Chan (Connued rom Page 3) Ramsey, Felds, and oher W. & M. lnemen Saurday by wo o he bgges ackles n he Souhern Conerence. By he end o ha cones, hose lnemen had aken such a relenless poundng ha hey were hardly able o walk, o he eld. Las year we me N. C. Sae n he openng game beore we had a chance o develop; hs year we me hem n he season nal aer we had passed our peak. One o hese days we'll mee hem when we're a our peak and wll be a deren sory. HERE, AND THERE Four senors bowed ou o. he Wllam and Mary ooball pcure Saurday and we pay rbue- o our ne ahlees Jmmy Howard, Jm Hckey, Bll Goodlow, and Harle Masers. The -FLAT HAT's all-fraerny ooball eam wll be announced n he nex week's ssue. Specal noe o baseball coach "Pap" Werner Your baseball roubles are gong o be\ doubled nex season; seems Tommy Crane, souhpaw hurler, has made applcaon o he Naval Ar Corps and plans o enls n February. nans on-all-sae (Connued rom Page 3) spe o an njury ha kep hm ou o acon par o he me. Harold Felds, also o W. & M., was gven he oher ackle poson. The h ndan grdder o gan a berh was Glen Knox, who replaced las year's Trbe capan, Charle Gondak, a one o he ends. Blly Preson o Vrgna was named as he ;oher end, and wo oher Cavalers lled ou he lne selecons. They were guard John Sauerbeck, and Bll Suhlng, a ruly grea cener. Bosh Prchard and Joe Muha o he V. M.. Keydes were chosen as- he runnng maes o Johnson and Dudley n he backeld. Two ndans, Tex Warrngon and Harle Masers, were named o he second eam as cener and back, respecvely. Men's nramurals (Connued rom Page 3) c deparmen s very pleased wh he neres ha was shown n dormory ooball. Boh he raerny and dormory baskeball league wll begn on Monday, December 8. The' varous managers wll receve he schedules hs week and are requesed o have her eams organzed as soon as possble. The ahlec deparmen sncerely hopes ha he baskebabll ournamen wll be jus as successul as he ooball ournamen has been, or neres n nramural spors seems o have grown o a very PAG1 FVE hgh level hs year. The all-campus bowlng ournamen begns on December 10, and all hose neresed are urged o ge her enres n mmedaely. Ths ournamen s open o any male member o he suden body. HEMBMG FOR HOME? Sar rgh and easy! 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6 PAGE SX THE FLA T HAT Wednesday, Bee. 3 O.D.K. meeng aculy home. Clayon Grmes Bologcal meeng Wash :30 o 8:30. Lbrary Scence meeng lbrary 7:30. W. & M. Theaer Wren basemen 7:30. Fla Ha M.W :30-8:30. Women's Debae Councl Wren Phlo room 5:00 P.M... Dr. Hoke supernendens' meeng Wren Dodge room 2:00-4:30. Chapel 7:00. Lecure Dr. Freeman Ph Bea Kappa 7:00. Brdge Tournamen Barre 3:15. Gamma Ph Bee ea 3:30. Thursday, Dec. 4 Kappa Omcron Ph meeng Wash. 304 noon. J. Lesle Hall meeng Wash :00 P. M. Scarab Club meeng Dodge 7:15.. nernaonal Relaons meeng Monroe 7:00. Phoenx Lerary Socey ~ Wren 7-9. Women's Glee Club Musc Bldg. 5. Pan Amercan meeng Barre 7. Physcal Ed. Pracce eachers meeng Je. small room 7:00. Mss Hun's Rehearsal Ph Bee Kappa 7:00. Baps Devoonal Servce Chapel 7:30-7:45 A. M. Lecure Dr. Rober Fros Ph Bea Kappa 8 P. M. Brdge Tournamen Barre 3:15. Frday, Bee 5 Ch Dela Ph meeng sorory house 4:30-6. Balour Club servce Chapel 7:15. Ph Bea Kappa celebraon Ph Bea Kappa 8:15. Sgma P Pcnc Sheler Saurday, Bee. 6 Ar Exhb Ch Bee Kappa vss Hun's Rehearsal Ph Bea Kappa 7. Baskeball Langley Feld. Morar Board Dance. Gamma Ph Bea naon house. _ Sunday, Be. 7 - Wesley Foundaon meeng - Meh. Church Wesmnser Fellowshp meeng* Church-.9:45-10:45; 5:45-7:15. Spansh Club meeng Barre 7. Sunday ngh dscusson club meeng* Ph Bea Kappa - Dodge Ar Exhb Ph Bea. Mss Hun's Rehearsal Ph Bea Kappa 7. loncay. Bee. 8 Kappa Dela P meeng Dodge 8-9. Ar Exhb Ph Bea Kappa.' Mss Hun's Rehearsal Ph Bea Kappa -?.. Tuesday, Dec. ". Morar Board meeng M. B. room 5-,6. Balour Club meeng Dodge 8. Royals M. W. 7. Ea Sgma Ph naon ad pary Wren 7:3040, French 'Club meeng Brown 7-8. Women's Glee Club Wash Sgma P Sgma meeng Rogers basemen 7:15-8:15. Ar Exhb - - Ph Bea Kappa. Baps Devoonal servces Chapel 7:30-7:45 A.M. Play Rehearsal Ph Bea Kappa 7. Wednesday, Dec. 10 Fla Ha M.W. 7:30-8: Club meeng 10 P. M. Kappa Dela P naon - Dodge 5. Kappa Dela P Banque Lodge 6:30. Chapel 6:30. Play Rehearsal Ph Bea Kappa 7. Baskeball Randolph-Macon here. M< M- "**» Sj^gW'-'*--. Specal Tranng Courses A Harvard BOSTON, MASS. Academc radon wh regard o he usual Sepember openng o he college year sepped asde oday' or he demands o naonal deense a he Harvard Busness School when Dean Wallace B. Doham announced June 22, 1942, as a sarng dae or anoher welve monhs' n makng he announcemen, Dean Donham sad: "The need or men raned or ndusral supervsory jobs has so ncreased wh he demands o he deepenng naonal emergency ha hs school canno n he neress o deense wa or he regular Sepember openng o he academc year. We already have decded o begn a specal welve monhs' course n January. Now men graduang rom college n June can, by mmedaely enerng hs June course, make hemselves useul o he counry on he ndusral ron whou delay." Dean Dnoham wen on o say, "We are already ranng one group o men who enered a smlar course las Sepember. We shall be ranng anoher group begnnng n January. Wh hs June course we shall have hree groups o men n ranng a one me. Ths June course s no.a subsue or he regular Sepember class n ndusral Admnsraon. s an addon o. There are many men who, wll be compleng her college work hs * summer and or hem, -and ohers he regular, Sepember course wll be open. To suppor hs unprecedened load hs school's aculy has unanmously voed o operae on a welve monhs' bass." n addon o hs welve monhs' course he school s oerng Quarermaser ROTC ranng combned wh s. wo-year Maser n Busness Admnsraon course begnnng n January and Sepember, 1942." Applcans or hs advanced course, senor dvson EOTC ranng leadng o a commsson as 2nd Leuenan n he Ocers Reserve o he T. S. Army Quarermaser Corps ns hvs Compleed he basc H6TC course or s equvalen, be under 28 years o age a he begnnng o he course, pass a physcal examnaon, and be canddaes or he MBA degree. Dean Donham sad n concludng hs announcemen, "Durng he pas wo years he Harvard Busness School has hrough s research and eachng been preparng sel or he ranng o men or Naonal Deense. The ndusral Admnsraon course prepares men or ndusral deense; College's Plgh n War Economy! By Assocaed Collegae Press A hough-compellng pcure o he perplexng suaon conronng Amercan colleges because o he naon's unprecedened deense eor s paned n he Chrsan Cenury. Colleges and unverses are openng her doors' upon he "mos hazardous and unceran year o her exsence," n he By Eugene M. Hanoee Alhough he rushng perod was shorer hs year, he round o pares whch were gven by he raernes or he reshmen were jus as lavsh and numerous. Rushng began on Monday, November 24, a 2 o'clock and ended he ollowng Sunday a he same me when he pledges gaherd a her choce among he raernes. course n ndusral Admnsraon ranng men or ndusral opnon o hs publcaon. The supervsory jobs n deense ndusres. Ths course wll hereore Conscrpon s expeced o re The THETA DELTA CH house arcle connues: now be gven hree mes a year. duce her male enrollmen by 30 gave,a smoker Monday ngh. per cen or more. Rsng coss o, They held beer pares Tuesday lvng, plus he demand or workers n mulplyng deense ndus Duke, was-he speaker a her an and Thursday. Mr. Charles J. res wll urher decrease he nual banque Wednesday. On number o sudens. Frday Dr. and Mrs. Donald «-4-4- ; >-*-(>-*"«>" ^-r"(>h'h>-'>~^^ Wh lowered ncome o nvesed Meklejohn were he chaperones a an normal dance. ^ ~4- ns * unds, hgher operang coss, due o ncreased war prces, wh decmaed suden bodes and consequenly grealy reduced ncome rom uon ees, hundreds o colleges are acng eher sharp rerenchmen or annhlaon. The P KAPPA ALPHA'S had a seak roas Monday evenng. A bue supper was gven Tuesday. They eneraned a a smoker and an open house on Wednesday and would be alogeher characersc j Thursday evenngs, respecvely. o he slap-dash socal polcy;a dance ook place Frday evenwhch underles he deense eor jng and Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Pae s earles casualy should urn 1 were he chaperones. ou o be one o our mos valu-1» *» able nsuons, ' The KAPPA SGMA's held her n 1916 he eec o conscrpon usual recepon Monday aernoon upon he colleges was eased by a and hey had a beer pary ha devce called he suden army evenng. A ho dog pary was ranng corps. Army uns were gven Tuesday and on he ollowng evenng hey eneraned a a cder pary. On Thursday hey se up n hundreds o colleges and he men connued o carry on some o her sudes whle hey also learned how o become solders. Fnancally he scheme saved he colleges, bu educaonally and mlarly he resuls were so ar rom sasacory ha boh colleges and he army "never agan." The ac ha now Presden Fred Perce Corson o he Pennsylvana College Presdens' Assocaon and ohers are appealng or a revval o hs dsc-eded plan s a measure o he nancal sras n whch hese mperled nsuons have been reduced. had a queson mark pary. A bue supper was held Frday ngh. The SGMA P house was he scene o a cder and doughnu vowed j pary Monday. * normal smokers were held Tuesday and Wednesday. They gave a beer pary Wednesday evenng and on Frday hey held a bue supper. Durng he week Dr. Carer and he Naonal Secreary were guess o honor. On Monday evenng he SGMA The presen suaon s parcu- ALPHA EPSLON's gave, a smoklarly serous or he ndependen, er. The man, eaure was moves church-relaed college. nsuons recevng publc suppor may pary was gven Tuesday and on o he Rose Bowl game. A beer have o cural her acves, bu Wednesday a seak roas was held many small schools whch do no a he house. Rereshmens ollowed he heare pary Thursday. have access o ax dollars, wll, unless hey are lberally endowed Chaperonng or he hay rde and and ew o hem are ace dsaser. Dr. Zeeb Olman, oldes lvng graduae o Darmouh College, celebraed Ms 100h, brhday a Redlands, Cal., on May 13. he MBA ranng combned wh ROTC work prepares men or mlary deense; and by makng he acles o hs school avalable o he Navy or ranng o ensgns or he Naval Supply Corps we are helpng ha par o he servce, whch s already n a "shoong war." Ths school s now a ullledged deense ndusry." «Vn* a " '-- Al' -, 3A'\ <V. barn dance Frday evenng were Dr. Lonel H. Lang and Mr. and Mrs. Chess. A banque was gven by he' PH KAPPA TAU's Monday. On Tuesday and Thursday evenng hey held, smokers. A he dnner-dance whch was gven Wednesday Dr. and Mrs..E. M. Foln and Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Marsh were he chaperones. An open house was held Frday ngh. The P LAMBDA PHPs had a bue supper Monday and on Tuesday hey had.a beer pary. Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Carer were her guess o honor a a seak roas Wednesday evenng. On Thursday hey gave a cder pary a he house. A her annual banque a he Lodge. Mr. Henry Legum, he chaper's was he speaker. = 5 & %. j! supervsor, The PH ALPHA'S eneraned a a smoker and beer pary Monday. -A weene roas was gven Tuesday, December 2, 1941 Tuesday evenng. The wnner o. Wednesday Dec-e.r.b?. ' he quz program whch was held Anne SHRLEY-James ~ ^:G \ Wednesday receved long dsance,! elephone calls home. On Thurs- j "Unexpeced ; day a Msssspp barbecue was Uncle" gven. Dr. and 'Mrs. Edgar M. Also: The March O Tme Foln were he chaperones a he normal dance Frday. "MAN STREET USA" Showng he Amercan Publc The KAPPA ALPHA house gave ha 'COULD happen here! a, banque Monday evenng. Mr. Ashon D'ovell was he speaker a Thur.-Fr. Dec. 4-5 hs occason. Smokers were held Tuesday and Wednesday. A bue supper was gven a he house. # * * * The LAMBDA CH. ALPHA'S presened a hypnosm, ac Monday and Tuesday. They eneraned a a Mone Carlo pary Wednesday evenng and a move smoker was gven Thursday. Dr. and Mrs. Sone were he chaperones a he dance Frday. -!} - ' >% Due o he housng problem, he SGMA RHO's conned her rushng o he dormores. Vrgna, Ps Chaper o P LAMBDA PH proudly announces he pledgng o wo members o he class o '44, Howard Harkavy, New York, N. Y.; and Melvlle Kahn, Lynnvlle Cener, Mass. ***L ' % ~; ^,*^:.X^S hke h Woodblock Exhb n Fne Ars Buldng On exhb n he Fne Ars Buldng hs week s a collecon o Orenal woodblocks whch are beng oered or sale or a smaerng one, wo or hree dollars apece prns whch sugges hemselves a' once as beng unusual and excng Chrsmas gs, The cllecon sel s surprsng, rangng as does rom he convenonal graceul lovelness o he Japanese landscape, wh brdges and boas and overhangng branches o black and pnk and brown cherry rees, o bold splashes o lowers, blue-black urles, and Thurber dogs. Here we have an exhb whch s a small, nmae one, no o eye-wdenng mporance, bu one whch should be seen or s own genle perecon. re? ^ *'^*p«. J''-,v SHOWS.1:30-7:00 & [)-:o BOB HOPE «T\T <«-k,~ r> * wh Pallee Goddard Edward Arnold - Wlle Bes, Saurday December 6 HUMPHREYBOGART «Tn*u«Tur«n-«r,,» l-'alco 99 Mary ^slor - Peer Lorre Mon.-Tues. Dec. 8-9 Bng Mary CROSBY MARTN "Brh o e Bles?? Bran Donlevy - Carolyn, Lee and ROCHESTER BOOTHY MkGOl... popular sar o John Golden's h play"cauda," says Merry Chrsmas o her many rends wh he cgaree ha Sases. «'~! jslms (Adversemen) Marge's new dae dress s a Chnese red rabb's har and wool jersey ound a he Wllamsburg Shop. W COLONAL Resauran "The Home o P^ME ramous roods \ v The Larges and Mos Comorable Resauran n Wllamsburg * Szzlng Seaks, Chcken Chow-Men, alan Spaghe,, X Fresh Seaood Daly, Jumbo Shrmp, and Genune X Smh-eld Ham, Our Specales. 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