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1 TELEPHONE NEWS ITEMS TO THE FLT HT Campus Office Phone 157 Prin Shop (Mondays) THE FLT HT COLLEGE OF WILLIM ND MR TELEPHONE NEWS ITEMS TO THE PLT HT Campus Office Phone 157 Prin Shop (Mondays) 192 OLUME I. NO. 7. WILLIMSBURG,., OCTOBER 31ST, 1939 Z-792 College Issues In v iaions To ll Sae Hish Schools To isi Wm.-Mary On Homecoming Day, Nov. 18 The College has issued inviaions, hrough he principals, o all high school sudens and preparaory school sudens in he sae o visi William and Mary on Homecoming Day, November 18, o see he Homecoming parade and fooball game wih Washingon and Lee and as special guess of he College view he exhibiion buildings of resored Williamsburg. Inviaions were mailed o -00 schools in he sae. s of oday, accepances have been received for abou 2,000 sudens from schools in all pars of he sae. Wih ohers ye o be heard from, i is expeced ha beween 2,500 and 3,000 high school sudens will be here. I is believed by he commiee ha his new even added o he Homecoming Day celebraions will place William and Mary mos vividly before he high school sudens of he sae and ha he day will give hem a very happy impression of he College. The visiors will be given passes o wha is expeced o be a fine fooball game and will be given he opporuniy o inspec he Resoraion buildings: free of charge. Each school group mus be accompanied by a eacher. The preliminary arrangemens of he day's schedule call for regisraion of all visiing sudens a a headquarers in Phi Bea Kappa Memorial Hall, from which poin hey will be sen in groups o visi he Resoraion buildings. Indicaions are ha some of he schools will bring bands wih hem, who will be enered in he parade. Special arrangemens are being made for he parking of he school buses and auomobiles adjacen o he sadium, I is also planned o furnish picnic ables on boh sides of he Campus Road so ha he visiors may ea heir picnic lunches here. The ime schedule calls for visis o he Exhibiion Buildings from 9 o 10:30 and from 11:30 o 1, he Homecoming Parade aking place a 10:30 o'clock. The hour for he varsiy game is 2:30 P.M. Plans for recepion of he visiors have been made and arrangemens are being worked ou by a commiee headed by Rean Theodore S. Cox of he Deparmen of Jurisprudence. Oher members of he commiee are: Charles J, Duke, Bursar; B. W. Noron, Direcor of Public Relaions of he Colonial Williamsburg, Incorporaed; Chailes P. McCurdy, lumni Secreary; John E. Hocu, ssisan Dean of Men; and Thomas Pinekney, Direcor of Public Relaions. Chapel To Begin 6:45 PM Wed. The college chapel program, held each Wednesday evening, will begin from his week on a 6:45. I is a regular half hour service, incorporaing very ineresing choral work arranged for by Mr, Sly, a speaker from he faculy, and a suden leader. The program for his week is as follows: Choral selecion (college choir) Hymn (audience and choir) Responsive reading (audience and leader) Gloria (audience and ioir) Choral selecion (choir) Speaker Prayer (leader) Hymn (audience and choir) Choral selecion (choir) The speaker for his week is Miss Cummings, he leader, Mae Douglas. * f $ &.iv^ yi&l "This was he face Tha sopped a housand clocks.' Jrodamao KNOW LL WILLIMS ND MRS MEN wha ain' daed by hese presens, and specially Li'l bner okum: WHERES here be inside our own limis a passe! of gals wha ain' daed bu craves somehing awful o be, and, WHERES hese gals' pappies and mammies has been shouldering he burden of heir board and keep for more years han is olerable, and WHERES here b e in Williams and Mary pleny of young men wha could dae hese gals bu acs ornery and won', and WHERES we deems romance's joys and being sure of eaing regular he birhrigh of our fair Williams and Marys womahood, WE HEREB PROCLIMS ND DECREES, by righ of he power and majesy vesed in us as he mouhpiece of Williams and Marys, Ifr&ai}, Mnwbfr 2h hm ifali lag WHEREON a foo-race will be held, he unmarried gals o chase he unmarried men and if hey kech hem, he men by law mus dae he gals and no wo ways abou i, and his decree is B UTHORIT of he law and he saue laid down by our revered firs co-ed of Williams and Mary, Bekzebiah Hawkins, who had o make i o ge his own daugher Sadie off his hands, she being he homelies gal in all hese hills and no wo ways abou ha eiher. GIEN UNDER OUR HND ND SEL, his, he hiry-firs day of Ocober, 1939, in he College of Williams and Marys, in he Sae of irginia. POST SCRIPTUM: In cas e any of you all doubs his is official, we shows you here he hisorical facs apperaining o Sadie Hawkins Day: Sadie Hawkins was he daugher of one of he earlies selers of Williams and Marys, Hekzebiah Hawkins. She was he homelies gal in all hem hills. For fifeen years Sadie Hawkins had failed o cach a husband. Her pappy in desperaion one day called ogeher all he eligible bachelors of Williams and Marys. He said: "I declares oday SDIE HWKINS day. When I fires his gun, all yo kin sar a-runnin. When I fires again, afer givin' yo' a fair sar, SDIE sars a-runnin. Th e one she keches'll be her husband. Le's go." Well, Sadie did cach one of he boys. The oher spinsers of Williams and Marys reckoned i were such a good idea ha Sadie Hawkins Day was made an annual affair. NOTE: The Freshman Tribunal has decreed ha all Freshmen are 'o ake par im his even, and will see o i ha hey DO PRTICIPTE and no wo ways abou ha eiher..^"^"^"^"^"^^."^^-{-^^fr^ f Fla Ha Glub Selecs Six Socially Prominen Junior Men To Ranks; es Undergrad Club Six New Fia Ha Clmb Members *?^ " / - k».'* * Picured above are he six Juniors o be iniiaed by he P. H. C. sociey on November 11. Reading lef o righ: Saunders lmond, Herber oung, Rober Hornsby, Carer Holbrook, Charles Gondak, and rhur Cosgrove. This is he oldes naional fraerniy and was founded a he College of William and Mary in College Radio Program Over WRNL Feaures "Traveling Mike" In Wren "Kind Lady" Casing Begins The cas for he coming producion of he William and Mary players, "Kind Lady" has been seleced by Miss Hun afer wo days of ryous. "Kind Lady" is a melodrama based on a novel by Hugh Walpole and one which has always been received wih enhusiasm. Miss Hun wishes o announce ha he dae for he play as announced on he posers is in error and he acual dae is Nov. 30 and Dec. 1. (Coninued on Page 5) Leonard Haber Designs Novel 44 s ind Lady5 ' Ses The designs for he ses o be used in he coming producion of "Kind Lady" have been compleed by Mr. Leonard Haber. The Pine rs Deparmen is going o do somehing ineresing wih his se. The play calls for some painings of old masers and in order o make he producion as realisic and as polished aa possible he Paining and he Sculpure divisions are going o copy some famous works of he old masers. The ask is a big one and i will he he firs ime such an idea has been aemped a William and Mary. The sudens doing he work are Jane Brand, who is going o copy a porrai of Whisler and one by Frans Hais; David Forer, who will copy an El Greco; Ruh Doerschuck, who is doing copies of painings by an Gogh and Gauguin. Copies of a an Dyck and a Rembrand will also be done. Mr. Haber and Mr. Ross will supervise he work so ha he finesse and crafsmanship required of a fine Broadway producion will be assured. Under he supervision of Mr. Rus, Henry Kibel, Bey Craig, and Sally Campbell (Coninued on page 5)?<J noher of he series of radio programs, "This Is William and Mary", was presened his afernoon a 3:30 over WRNL. For his propram he campus mcirophones were carried o he hisoric Wren Building iself. In an effor o presen he hisory of he building in an ineresing manner, several persons conneced wih he building and wih he hisorical research deparmen of he college were inerviewed. Henry Billups, college servan for fify years, now familiar o sudens as ^ollege bell-ringer, relaed some of he pranks of men sudens in he Wren buildig during his earlier days a he college. Mr. Rober Land, Insrucor in Hisory, summarized he ousanding feaures of he hisorical research,which he Williamsburg Resor Thireen Join Relaions Club he business meeing held las Wednesday afernoon, hireen new members were admied o he Inernaional Relaions Club. The demand for membership was greaer his year han i has ever been wih over 27 applicaions being received. I was impossible, however, for all hese o be admied, since he club devoes iself o discussions of inernaional opics and any membership larger han he one a presen would grealy effec his purpose. In view of he evens in Europe he club has pleny of maerial wih which o work his year, bu mos of he sudy will be direced as preparaion for he annual Souheasern Conference which is o be held his Easer a Chapel Hill. William and Mary played hos o a mos successful conference las year and he presen club' hopes o send a full delegaion o Carolina. In addiion o is regular funcion he club sponsored he opening of he House of Burgess which came off so successfully las Friday afernoon in he presence of he Honorable shon Dovell, he Speaker of he erginia House of Delegaes. The club wishes o express is regre o hose applicans who were refused and welcome he new members. Each candidae was given individual aenion in an effor o make he selecions he bes. Those who were admied were, Harry Barr, Hope Biing, Lilian Douglas, Sanley Ebb, Jane Groggins, Coleman Ranson, Louis Reeves, Howard Rogoue, Gerrude an Wyck, Bey Boyd, Kormic Lapolla, Paul Makler and Carlon Laing. aion underook o resore he building auhenically. Mr. Thomas Forsyh, who aced as Maser of Ceremonies, also inerviewed Ned Ferguson, suden guide in he building. By using a hand microphone, hey visied some of he mos ineresing rooms in he building and described hem o he radio audience. brief program of organ music played by Miss Maxine Hines served as an inerlude in he rip abou he building. The program was ineresing, in ha i brough o ligh a number of facs ha perhaps he sudens hemselves did no know. Henry Billups' sories were especially eneraining. In addiion, he use of he "roaming" microphone, such' as are used in he special nework feaures, was an iner- (Coninued on page wo) To bolish Co-ed Seup Wm.-Mary? Coincidence 1 During he recen ry-ous for he Men's Debae Council half of he paricipans chose and defended co-educaion a William and Mary. Each paricipan had o presen wo alks; one a five-minue prepared speech on a opic of naional imporance and he oher a hreeminue alk on one of hree subjecs. I is ineresing o noe ha five of he en speakers chose he subjec, Resolved: Tha coeducaion should be abolished a he College of William and Mary. Furhermore, all five chose he negaive side and suppored he conenion ha co-educaion should no be abolished. (Coninued on page wo) I Six Fraerniies J Represened This ear The Fla Ha Club, honorary social organizaion, has officially announced is iniiaes for he session. They are rhur Cosgrove, Herber oung, Carer Holbrook, Saunders lmond, Charles Gondak, and Rober Hornesby. cive suden members of he Club are John Dillard, John Garre, Jr., (Presiden), Gordon Lee Holland, Joseph J. Lawler, and Elmo T. Legg. Faculy members are Joseph C. Chandler, Harold L. Fowler, J. Wilfred Lamber, and Roscoe C. oung. The six new men will be iniiaed on November 11, he Club's Founders Day. The aciviies of he iniiaes are as follows: HERBERT OUNG Manager Freshman swimming. Color Guard. Spanish Club. Phoenix Lierary Sociey. Thea Dela Chi Social Fraerniy. CRTER HOLBROOK Freshman fooball '37. arsiy Fooball, '38, '3&. arsiy Club. Presiden's ide. ' *' Thomas R. Dew Economics Club. Baseball Manager. Phoenix Lierary Sociey. "13" Club. Sigma lpha Epsilon Social Fraerniy. SUNDERS LMOND Presiden's ide. Freshman Swimming, '87. arsiy Swimming, '38. Fla Ha Saff. Royalis Saff. Colonial Echo Spors Edior. Boo and Spur Club. Phoenix Lierary Sociey. Backdrop Club. Spanish Club. Indian, Kappa lpha Social Fraerniy. CHRLES GONDK Freshman Fooball, '37. arsiy Fooball, '38, '39. Freshman Baskeball, '38-'39. Presiden's ide. Gibbons' Club Treasurer, Freshman Tribunal, '38. Honor Council, '38-'39, '39-'40. Inerfraerniy Council. Thomas R. Dew Economics Club. arsiy Club. Presiden of Sigma Rho Social Fraerniy. ROBERT HORNSB Thomas R. Dew Economics Club. College Orchesra. arsiy Fooball, '38. arsiy Golf, '38, '39, Capain '40. Pi Kappa lpha Social Fraerniy. RTHUR COSGROE Pla Ha business saff, '13' Club, Dramaic Club, Thea lpha Phi, Backdrop Club, Inerfraerniy Council '38-'39, Phi Tau Social fraerniy. Julian Gardiner Well Received Julian Gardiner, enor, accompanied by Mr. Sly, enerained an appreciaive William and Mary audience wih a varied inerpreaion of French, German, English, and merican folksongs, Tuesday of las week in Phi Bea Kappa Hall. Mr. Gardiner preceded his selecions by shor skeches abou he composer or he naure of he song, which grealy added o he audience's enjoymen of hem.

2 PGE TWO THE FLT HT Tuesday, Ocober 31s» 1939 Beer Ligh for Beer Sigh SEEING IS BELIEING To visualize SEEING, we hink of eyes o see wih, a ask o perform and sufficien ligh wih which o see i. Naure gave us our eyes as hey are; our work is usually se ou for us by someone else or by circumsances; bu we can conrol he quaniy and qualiy of our ligh, Sudens paricularly require good ligh for heir work. Try more and beer ligh! inpnia Elecric ail Power Co. mowed ouh _ "or your NO "OLD" SHOES our children never need wear old Shoes while we RENEW Shoe syle and wearabiliy so inexpensively. Try us wih one pair. Learn ha, year-round, i is cheaper o keep ReNEWed Shoes on he youngsers' fee, han i is o keep hem shod wih worn, weak, illlooking foowear! CMPUS O. K. SHOE SHOP W. S. Murphy, Proprieor Back of Sororiy Cour ^ % * i The Mew Royal Porable Typewrier.$. j> available on easy erms. Many new f ea- f < «% ures plus he same Royal qualiy. $ TETBOOKS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, PENNNTS, GIFTS Sodas, Sandwiches, Regular Meals and a la Care Service '^^^^^^^^^^"^^"<^<"^*"v^ JSJfcS: BELLM'S FLOR OF THE MONTH.ocolae Snndae Try his deliciously differen Ice Cream made of anilla Cream wih sreaks of Chocolae Pudge running hrough i. SOLD T The Williamsburg' Drug Co. The Bellamy Ice Cream Company, Inc. «-*- {">-><-«>-M-<-*<"$--0'-$~><M' *-«*-*-**-****-*** -><*<*">-{">">}"? WILLIMSBURG LODGE WILLIMSBURG INN 'ECELLENT FOR LUNCHEON ND DINNER PRTIES College "specials" welcomed DIISION OF TERNS ND ORDINRIES Williamsburg Resoraion, Inc..Q-^.^-^-^^.^-*-*"*"^-^"^"^-*-*"*^! 1 %f~ rrf «&w To bolish (Coninued from page one) mong he reasons he speakers gave for reaining co-educaion was he fac ha in a democraic counry boh sexes should be given an equal opporuniy in educaion. This raining should be co-educaional, as he compeiion and relaionships in a school where here are boh men and women sudens more nearly simulaes acual condiions in he world of oday. In a ligher vein, he exponens of co-educaion poined ou he advanage o boh sexes in he opporuniies college pressens in choosing a mae. The boys also insised ha i was less expensive o have co-eds on campus han o impor hem for special daes and dances. They poined ou, wih some regre no doub, ha co-eds did seem o raise he scholasic sandard of he school, as heir comparaive grades were higher han hose of he men. fer being carefully raed by he members and he coach of he council, he following men were seleced as new members: Dick Serrel, Bob Warner, Gus Winder, Russell Cox, and Sirling Srange. second group of ry-ous, will begin on Wednesday, November 2 a 7:30 in Philomahean Hall of he Wren Building. Those who are ineresed should come prepared o give a five minue alk on one side of he subjec, Eesolved: Tha he Unied Saes should adop a cash and carry policy oward all belligerens. College Rail... (Coninued from page one) esing innovaion o hose ineresed in he mechanics of our suden broadcass. Lisen each week o he suden programs presened from our campus hrough he couresy of WRNL in Richmond. The program nex week will be a combinaion program of organ music and he reading of poery selecions. This week's program was produced by Mr. Forsyh and was under he direcion of Miss lhea Hun. BND BRODCST The ga-piece William and Mary Symphony Orchesra will inaugurae a series of weekly broadcass over saion WR, Richmond's 50,000 waer, his Thursday from 4:45 o 5:00 in Phi Bea Kappa Memorial Hall. Sudens, Faculy, and friends of he College are welcome o aend hese broadcass, bu a re requesed o be in heir seas before h e broadcas begins. The second of his series will be broadcas on Monday, November 9, and will coninue for a monh, omiing Thanksgiving week. The programs of fuure broadcass will be announced in subsequen issues of he Fla Ha. NTIONL I BRBER SHOP (over Pasry Shop) f Service is Our Moo? H. LPIDOW, Tailors lering and Repairing Done by Expers Behind Sororiy Cour Picure Framing, Keys Made, Elecrical ppliances, Pain, Ironing Boards. Peninsula Hardware Corp. Phone 115 4~$,.Q-$~$^~s~&Q~$.4,-i$~&4 Colonial Resauran The Home of Famous Food INITES OU TO ENJO OUR MELS IN PLESNT IR CONDITIONED RESTURNT We Specialize in all kinds of wesern Sizzling Seaks and Smihfield Hams and Roas Chicken Dinners form he Roisserie. lso Chinese Dishes. DIL SEFOOD OF LL E1NDS IN SESON. LSO CHERRSTONE OSTERS ND CLMS ON THE HLF SHELL, MINE LOBSTERS. MKE THE COLONIL OUR HEDQURTERS FOE OUR MELS UNDER THE PERSONL MNGEMENT OF STEE SCLIS ± SPECIL MTES FOR STUDENTS. WE DELIER. PHONE 794? Repor Shows endance Gain Despie depressed business condiions in he curren decade, merican college and universiy aendance in his period has shown a gain of 22 per cen, Dr. Raymond Walers, presiden of he Universiy of Cincinnai, repors in a paper on "Recen Trends in Suden Enrollmen." Facors conribuing o he mainenance of college and universiy aendance from 1980 hrough 1938, according o Dr. Walers, included "he sheer circumsance of a lack of jobs;" financial help in he form of more han $38,000,000 in a ypical year given by he insiuions hemselves o 830,000 sudens as scholarships, grans-in-aid, loans, and similar assisance, and in he form of $16,000,000 he same year from he Naional ouh dminisraion o 180,000 sudens; and he sudens' own desires o aain objecives "which ranscend saisical appraisal. The inellecual and culural enrichmen of heir lives and finer service o merica." Presiden Walers warned, however, ha suden bodies in insiuions of higher learning may no coninue o increase or even mainain heir presen numerical level. Oher poins sressed by Presiden Waiers as being of special significance included he following: College and universiy aendance showed a general decrease firs in 1932, reached is all-ime low in 1933, and began o climb again in 1934, when he Unied Saes Governmen made available suden aid funds hrough he Federal Emergency Relief dminisraion, which laer were supplied by he Naional ouh dminisraion. The gain has been consisen since Publicly conrolled universiies since 1930 have become he overwhelming leaders as o numbers, wih a group increase of 30 per cen. More han one-hird of he full-ime sudens in 569 approved colleges and universiies in 1938 were in 55 public universiies. The independen colleges have no fared badly since Their freshman increases gauging more accuraely he immediae response o economic condiions han upper-class enrollmens since 1934 have been larger han hose of oher groups of insiuions. Such colleges accoun for 26 per cen of he oal college-universiy enrollmen. Privaely conrolled universiies rank nex numerically, wih 23 per cen of he 1938 aendance. The independen schools of engineering and echnology have grown 40 per cen since 1930 in he size of heir suden bodies. The greaes recen advance in collegiae enrollmen is repored in he secion comprising rkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas, wih oher newer and less heavily populaed secions also showing larger percenage increases han he older, more populous Eas. lhough heir proporion is decreasing, he numerical leadership is sill held by liberal ars courses. THET DELT CHI HOLDS NNIERSR Thea Dela Chi, social fraerniy, celebraed on Monday is 92nd anniversary, and he founding of he naional a Union College in Epsilon charge, Thea Dela Chi, is he oldes fraerniy esablished on he campus a William and Mary, having been 'sared in candle-li banque, presided over by Mac Douglas, house-presiden, was held in he evening a he house on Richmond Road, and fory-eigh members were presen. Included among hese were alumni members, graduae and undergraduae members, and pledges. lumni speaking a he dinner were: Charles S. Duke, bursar of he college; Dr. oung, head of he college physics deparmen; Charles Chandler, and Lionel Beaon. Charles S. Duke, he main speaker of he evening, advised fraerniies o be ever vigilan les hey decline hrough indifference and negligence on he par of heir members. He sressed also he value of he cooperaive life of fraerniies, and emphasized he necessiy for coninuing a, rue spiri of helpfulness, sympahy, and comradeship beween brohers, Livingson Is Feaured German Coed Members and Daes Will Lead Figure large aendance is expeced a he German Club co-eds on Friday nigh of his week. Dick Livingson's orchesra will play for a capaciy crowd from 10 ill wo. There will be an inermission a 11:30 afer he figure which will be paricipaed in by officers of he German Club and heir daes. The prices for he dance are as follows: ' $.75 and $1.00 for German Club members sag and drag, $1.25 and $1.50 for non German Club members. Since his is he firs really formal dance of he year, i is hoped ha all will ake his opporuniy o aend. The decoraions for he dance are under he direcion of Henry Kibel and will be of he funcional ype. The balcony of he Gym will be fied ou wih silhouees of buildings of he Williamsburg Resoraion, wih appropriae lighing effecs. The main floor, besides he band sand a he far end will no be lavishly decoraed, so ha here will be more room o dance. rockhurs ellings To Be Presened The Fine rs Deparmen is proud o announce ha i will presen an exhibiion of wenyfive of he echings of Gerald Brockhurs. The dae for he opening of he exhibi is se for November 6. Mr. Brockhurs is an English aris who is generally ' acknowledged o be one of he fines porrai echers since Rembrand. His painings and echings were recenly on exhibiion in New ork. Our Fine rs Deparmen was represened a his exhibi by Mr. Leonard Haber,' who, was able o secure weny-five of he (aris's bes works for our campus. The echings were goen from Mr. Brockhurs himself hrough M. Knoedler & Co., of New ork. In order for he suden body o fully appreciae he porrais he exhibiion is being carefully planned and will include an explanaion of eching mehods and a survey of he ar from he ime of Rembrand up o he presen. William and Mary is very foi - - unae in having his exhibiion and i will be well worh seeing by everyone on campus. No previous acquainance wih he echers ar is necessary o fully appreciae he works of Mr. Brockhurs. 0~*-«-*">'4"'-*~*-*-*~*-*-*-4^-*-*-*~0~4'<~> FERGUSON I PRINT SHOP $ More han a quarer cenury ^ $ of saisfacory service o v ^ our Williamsburg parons.? f PHONE 111 $ fy PURE OIL COMPN PRODUCTS "* f CND - TOBCCO DRINKS - PSTRIES STDIUM SERICE STTION ± 7..M. bo 11:30 P. M. ± ^"^^ v"4^"^-^-^-0-^"f-^*0"{, "v"j~, }""*"*-4-, v* Ho and Cold waer and elecric fans in rooms, free garages, running ice waer, reasonable raes. BOZRTH'S Rooms for Touriss Privae Bahs 417 Richmond Road Opposie Sadium Mrs. Frank D. Bozarh Hosess' Phone 386 Williamsburg, a.' v ^-^-^"$~ HHHH^4"*M^^M^" "'$-$'- "$'">«$'-$-^" Men's Glee Club will mee Thursday, a 7:30 P. M. The orchesra will mee every Wednesday a 7:30 P. M. If he King of England is any arbier on clohes, and repuedly he is one of he bes-dressed men in he world, he garerless sock is on he up and up. For several years he half lengh spor sock wih an elasic op has been popular, bu he coming winer" will see an increase in he full lengh wool sock wih a wide elasic band a he op o bold i up. In his Majesy's socks, phoographs of which have recenly appeared in his counry, he elasic band is spli horizonally in back o give an added hold o he leg and funcions on he same principle as a garer. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^J^-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^v^-^O-'^-^--^-^-^^-^^^-^-^*^- WINE, DINE ND DNCE IN DRESSES FETURED IN MDEMOISELLE. EST STLES ND MTERILS. THE NEW SHDES. PLESE DON'T FORGET THE Norh Boundary S., Williamsburg, a, EENING HOSE LSO LL %%%%%%%%^%%3i%%%%%%%%%^%%3«%%ii%%%%%%%% THE RELL DRUG STORE ORIGINL SILER JUBILEE lc THIS WED., THUR., FRL, ST.! 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3 Tuesday, -Ocober 31s, 1939 THE PLT HT PGE THBEE FROSH DEFET BB DECONS, 26-6 Women Reporers: Peg Guildner, Florence Mode, Jean Lyngaas, Marx Figley, Terry Teal, j WH& 5^3 ^.5 5SE) Men Reporers; Dick Earle,BiU Howard, and Dick Kaufman. If j By FRNK RFLO *$*>*. r^ '""" 'i\.i st*' -r;o f! h JJ-..'v W.i - i,:li/ L> a>' -W -7 M J O <M J 4 / ^ ji nils fey */ f dfflsa i5&s2ffl fiii> Bj FSNIl RFLO msk Come >.-*.- WRE OI ;H ftl^fl jkipntiltilo T> r rj T >T IT Wi T* T \ r "' 17* CT r \ J-..^.'. S ' 'TiiLiiLi u -\y.; vlii. 3..->' ffidiak Maki 'SPL. if^c i siiiy The score being wha i was, he Universiy of irginia aim in: and suden bony who iel ha heir change m amec policy hree jwu's ago would resul m grea and ><r>. nang impjoxemems cerainly should no be oo happy si njic wha hey saw a Norfolk las Saurday, We sa^ -, ng :' I o } ears ago, we s^v hem las year when lhe» J. o, er ac mdiaus >4-0 ana we saw hem roll up a 'M-G ^n^ l ^l week, bu we have no seen a eam which is an,., - -o rear he calibre which he Cavaliers have hoped 1,, JI.I, 'lire eam on he field, Saurday was good; ha j 5 u > \-ere well socked in reserves and had some good JJ. mo could run when he holes were opened up for "he., in addiion They -had he famous Murray bag of.=,.^cli consised in running and passing he bail wide. i i ^ iae ei scrimmage in he hope of decepion, formain n- which funcioned successfully when hey did no be- -. ^ me decepion, bu only because he men running di ee fresh, as opposed o a, defending line ha was p,«m., liui ime duy. kicks, compleed passes and broken _> ± mi %\ ha we saw of he mighy Orange and Blue, hey field, reurns of puns. They all a±e a ^ ell reserved eam, grealy aided by an ousanding showed he -obvious superioriy of re ~J, McJiaughlin, and fairly well polished in heir execuioi- v i idayo, bu hey were no as fundamenally grounded Fores eam. ll in all i was a j he baby Indians o a grea Wake c s ooi' owa Indians. Tha is, -hey did no ackle as hard brigh day for he arden followiiai 1,<s clean as our own sruggling line. Despie heir ers of William and Mary fooball, s.rdi wea'h of maerial, heir new coach, and heir flee The game sared wih Wake b«i».o, fiie irginia eam had o give up rying o penerae Fores kicking off o Templeon, l ^gii he Indian line. J. : <u wha hey showed Saurday, unless some change i, m. e offing, he Ca aliers are no due o improve beyond ^hew cra^in; saus. If ha is he bes ha hey produce in hree years, we say ha hey will coninue o be beaen every ime hey leave irginia erriory and ry o mee a big rival in an inersecional cones. gains Harvard, whom hey have played off and on during he pas few sea-.sons, hey have coninually succumbed o 45-0, 60-0 and we hink i was no so far back when he score wen even higher. GIN TROUGH THE 1E When he Indians finally did give way in he hird quarer i was no ha irginia was beginning o move hrough he line. They had managed o pick up abou 50 yards hrough rushing in he firs half and added abou five more yards on o ha in he hird quarer. The score came, however, as a resul of he passing aack and some of he Indian misakes in dealing wih ha aack. ll of which adds up o wha we sared ou o say ha despie he grea build up ha we have been hearing from ou of Charlosville he resuls are sill mediocre. irginia has improved, give any eam well socked crop of decen fooball players and hey will do ha, bu hey are a long 'way from any classy fooball players. T WILLIM ND ME We oo have a new policy and a new ahleic regime which suffered a 20 poin se back a he hands of "his irginia squad which we have jus criicized, bu we see much. more o be opimisic abou han any Orange and Blue rooer possibly could. Saurday, wheher you,know i or no, William and Mary was represened by a squad which is compleely ou of he class of he boys who ook heir 84-0 licking a Sco Sadium las year, and his advancemen has come abou wihou he acquisiion of any grea amoun of new alen. If.we can come'his far on so lile our possibiliies for he fuure look unlimied. If anyone has been doubful up o now he may be assured ha afer he William and Marv fooball eam has had hree years o build under he presen regime hey will presen a much differen picure on he field han ha of he Cavaliers las Saurday. The surdy ribe of Indians from William and Mary will ge a grealy needed res nex Saurday as here is no officially scheduled game o be held. They may play he alened Freshmen in a closed field or hey may ge a res from fooball enirely. Then, again, Coach oyl'es may decide o have a game and le everybody in. Tha is how indefinie nex Saurday's afernoon is for he aforemenioned Indians, Whaever akes place nex week is only a maer.of conjecure a his ime. In he meanwhile here will probably be somehing more definie. The injured men of he squad will have a chance o regain heir bes playing condiion. Indeed, he firs wo eams have a complee res from all fooball unil nex Wednesday afernoon. I comes as a relief for fooball has been fired a hem since he C- las few days of ugus. LL NEED REST There is hardly a man on he squad who does no need some sor of recondiioning. Whiehouse, Chesnu, Hollingsworh, Ramsey, Hickey, Masers, Mahews, and Goland are only a few of he men who are a presen nursing injuries. I migh be menioned here ha Joe Flickinger has done a wonderful job of keeping he injuries fixed and of having he men ready for he games so far. ll hings considered he layover of one week in he mids of he season is a prey good idea. There is no doub ha i was needed. I should leave he eam in good shape for heir game wih Randolph-Macon on November 11. On ha day he direc resuls of he res will be wached closely by all concerned. Turn Cie--> GHI'T LW. R-»IU aacl Bun Uo Wmn.>nnd a< WT In a hard-fough game ha may well indicae wha is o happen o William and Mary fooball opponens for he nex decade, he Paposses downed he Wake Fores freshmen eleven 26-6 here las Friday afernoon. Indeed, he fighing freshmen, who go off o a very had sar, piled up yard afer yard in heir various ouchdown sprees by all kinds of ways. There were long runs, blocked Papoose end, who reurned he ball o he midfield. Puns were exchanged as William, and Mary los (Coninued on Page Five) ~7> i *4y pple Team Reserves Score 1-0 Win Over Richmond Div. In Bual Exhibiion Following he finals of he Sae High. School Hockey Tournamen, he Wm. and Mary arsiy los an exhibiion mach o he pple Team 4-2 while he Reserves won j from he Richmond Division 1-0 Saurday afernoon. I The arsiy fough gamely j agains he more experienced p- I pie Team, which was made up of j coaches, officials, and several merican ouring players. The firs half of he game provided fas, open play. rush on I he goal was made by he pple Team in which Lowe sho a fas angle ball o make he firs alley. Throughou he res of he half he pple Team's forward line drove he hall down o he goal, bu he arsiy defense, playing a seady game, was able o ward hem off. In quick play up he field, Lebair was able o score he firs poin for he arsiy ying he game a he end of he half 1 o 1. PPLE TEM TTCKS The second half opened wih he pple Team aacking srongly. They sho hree goals o he arsiy's one during his period. Flee made wo goals and Chamings on a fas run down he alley scored he oher. llen sho he lone score for he arsiy. The pple Team showed beauiful eam work for players who hadn' played ogeher. This showed wha experienced players can do by combining ogeher, no rying for individual honors. (The arsiy has wo freshmen his year, Carolyn rmiage and Bey Harris who played righ fullback and cener forward respecively. The Reserves Richmond game was slow. The Reserves lacking good eamwork scored he only poin of he game hrough Leci. The Richmond girls played a scrappy game wih Margare Moore leading he offense. if T'#//>1 * '' ;. <\ &i : *./a -.. v % «vr/ i J.,; 'l n- -^* " /.. *..,..-...IrfiwTrM'^'"-> "*W <.-, ;w..'v-w-'- -.. '- "- Phi Maa Defeas S, &. ioles To n Win Fraerni w JDaSfeSlMi! : L4;ip In wha was he bes and mos bierly conesed game of he curren inra - mural baskeball series, Phi lpha nosed ou he ioles of S.. E yeserday afernoon. The game was a dog figh all he way as boh eams enered he fray wih undefeaed records and a clean superioriy over he oher fives of he league. Wih he score going in o he closing seconds of he game, Gasik of Phi lpha made wo free hrows o send his eam ou in fron, and Popkin raced up he cour, o ring up a baske and clinch he game. Wih only five seconds remaining o play, however, Carol of Phi lpha fouled Lee of S.. E. who made his firs free hrow, bu his eam los he ball when he inenionally ried o miss he baske on he second hrow. The game ended wih he ball in he possession of Phi lpha. Phi lpha jumped ino 'an early lead in he game when hey ran up a 4-0 advanage and hey held his margin o lead 8-4 a he quarer. The ioles came hack in he second quarer, however, wih Lee, May and Lusardi doing he scoring o ie up he coun a a half ime. Popkin opened he hird quarer wih a pop from jus over he cener line o again send his eam ou in fron, bu Geddes and Lee came righ back o pu S.. E. ou in fron by 2 poins and he ioles mainained his advanage o lead a he end of he hird quarer. The score see-sawed back and forh in he las quarer wih firs one eam jumping a poin ahead and hen he oher unil Gasik rang up his wo free hrows and Popkin pu he championship on ice for Phi lpha.! MTOK PRK RIDING SCHOOL I Glasses Daily 10:15, 2 O'clock and 3:30 For informaion Call Barre Hall Of. 208 or Sables 71 SPECIL INSTRUCTIONS FOE BEGINNERS Faculy Defeas Hilon illage The faculy ennis eam won is firs mach of he fall season when i upse a favored Hilon illage Club eam 6-3 on he college cours, Sunday. The mach concluded his season's schedule, showing a faculy record of one win and wo losses, under he managership of Donald Meiklejohn, and plans have already been formulaed o coninue he' aciviy of he faculy eam nex spring. The resuls: SINGLES Meiklejohn defeaed W., Spam 8-4, 6-4; Doughy won over R. C. nderson, 6-2, 6-2; Lewis los o L. E. Wrigh, 3-6, 6-0, 3-6; Fowler los o H. Ford, 6-4, 3-6, 7-9; Sale defeaed G. Widell, 6-1, 6-3; and Guy downed S. Miller, 6-2, 6-3. DOUBLES Guy and Robb los o Widell and Miller, 6-2, 2-6, 3-6; Meiklejohn and S. Miller defeaed Spain and Ford 9-7, 6-2; Doughy and Sale defeaed nderson and Wrigh, 7-5, 4-6, 6-2. si &<x$ ilm Indians Hold Till Half Bu Give Way in Third Period o Cavalier Passing second half drive by a powerful Universiy of irginia fooball eam handed he William and Mary Indians heir second seback of he year as Coach Frank Murray's men allied wice, afer leading by seven poins a half ime, o win 26 o 6, a Foreman Field, Norfolk, Saurday. The Indian's ouchdown was he firs o be scored over irginia since he 'series beween he wo eams sared in Plainly faigued afer a gruelling firs half he Indians fough he Charloesville squad o a sandsill unil Murray's men began o march, midway in he hird quarer. The only William and Mary ouchdown was made on Hal (Coninued on page 5) T - KJ Hockey iciere,. j j, TTTJ- 17 Teams o Represen The Pick of The arsiies in he Srah This week-end, when eleven irginia college varsiies are mached in he keenes compeiion in he souh, he irginia Sae Hockey ournamen officially begins. ll his season's eams are repued o be skilled. Sweebriar can be couned on for a superb performance and William and ary may have some surprises in sore as well. In addiion o he college eams paricipaing, here are wo club eams. One of he wo, "The pples", is composed of players who ail hav*, er worie ime, held a 'posiion on he ll irginia eam and who now coach local schools and colleges. Ehel Wason, who is head of umpiring in irginia, will be he official referee a he ournam n. She is a very popular hockey official holding he naional "" raing. The selecions commiee for he ournamen headed by Elizabeh Berger, U. S. Reserve goal keeper, will welcome he opinions of many hockey sars and above all (Coninued on Page 6} Barre In Tie Eas & Wes Wes and Eas Barre ied for firs place in he Inramural ping pong ournamen compleed las Wednesday. Brown and Chandler ied for hird, while Jefferson and he Day-Sudens placed las. lhough he dormiory games are compleed, he sororiies are only half finished. Chi Omega is leading wih eigh poins, he Kappas running a close second wih seven. The lpha Chi's, K. D.'s, and Gamma Phi's each have six poins o heir credi. These scores can' be aken as auhenic maerial, because no all of he eams have played he same number of games. This year's ping pong inramuurals have brough o ligh many ousanding players; so he resul of he sororiy ournamen should be close.

4 PGE FOUR THE FLT HT MNGING EDITORS NEWS EDITOR EDITORIL BGKD, SPORTS EDITOR PHOTOGRPHER REPORTORIL STFI BUSINESS STFF THE PLT HT "SaMIifas f Fides" College of William and Mary Williamsburg, irginia Edior B#b Sainon Fonnded Ocober 11, 1911 rhur Klelnfelder and Bey Knoll Dave Quinan Carl Muecke. Rober Marshall, Edih Harris, Waler Bara, Harry Barr, Kormlc Lapolla, John Sumner, Frank Raflo, Jack Garre Trudie an Wye*, Willard Berg-wall. Janice Harvev, nn Gross, Mary Thedieck, Serling- Srange,. Forres Murden, Frances Roulson, Saunders lmond, Trudie Green, George Sisson, Mary Baon, Charles Soripps, Joseph Bidder, Edward Sveky, W. Kalin Business Manager Harry Gebauer... r Cosg-rove, Tom Mougey, usin Robers, Jane Harden, Foser Jennings, irginia Smih, Jack Hallowell, Suar Hurley, William Howard, Eugene Ellis, Edna Klinge, Jane Craig-, be Lincoln, Circulaion Manager l Chesnu dverising raes rurnished upon applicaion o he business managemen. Subscripion raes: $".0>' per yea.r (exclusive o sudens). Enered as second class maer a he-pos office a Williamsburg-,,'. REPRESENTED FOR MTSONL. DKSTlSmG B Naional dverising Serriee, iac» College Publishers Represenaive 4SO MDISON E. NEW ORK. N.. CHICGfi * 80STOS * LOS lsei.es * S&fi FSMC3SC0!f Q is Uemoeraoc I is debaeable wheher emphasis on fooball is good or bad for he paricular college or colleges in general. The poin is, he majoriy of sudens are for i, and he fooball ans are all for i. The Fla Ha feels ha colleges and universiies ha ry o play good fooball wihou enrolling good fooball maerial are boh silly and undemocraic isilly because wihou good players i simply can' be done; undemocraic because he majoriy opinion should rule. Evidenly, he rulers of William and Mary's policies decided ha he majoriy of William and Mary sudens and followers waned his college o play good fooball. True, i was he opinion of a few high adminisraors ha changed he policy,' bu his decision was brough abou by he consan building up of he suden and lumni opinion and pressure unil he acual decision was merely a maer of course, To hose who favor he presen policy no commen is necessary hey're happy. So, o hose who don' hink a good fooball eam is worh he price he Fla Ha says give he boys a chance. If i doesn' work i can be changed. The publiciy and aggrandizemen, plus suden saisfacion creaed by a powerful fooball eam are pracically priceless. Mos colleges ge hem i is jus a quesion of he degree of emphasis. kill m Q There arc some radiions ha mus remain locked forever in he drawers of he pas, or engraven on he sone ables of college facades. Theie is one radiion, however, ha is no dead, nor is i a relic of he pas, and ye i has no been aken advanage of by college sudens his year. The college chapel, which once heard he prayers of John Marshall, Thomas Jefferson, and oher famous alumni, is aended only by a handful of college sudens each Wednesday evening. The chapel faculy commiee "oiild like o feel ha he reason for he shgh aendance is due o he fac ha he sudens are no familiar wih he hour and he naure of he service, and i is wih his view in mind ha he Fla Ha is publishing in his issue and issues o come a complee schedule of he chapel program, he speaker, he suden leader, and he order of he service. The service is non-denominaional sudens of all religions are asked o lead he responsive readings and he prayer. I is hoped ha a number of sudens will offer heir services in his capaciy volunarily bu he Fla Ha would like o urge all sudens o aend wha is undoubedly one of he mos radiional aspecs of he college. s are he fooball and he players, cheering is a par of every game. Our cheer leaders, however, are a hardy lo oo hardy for us sudens. Enhusiasm a a game is a fine hing, bu when organized cheering is done in excess i dampens one's ardor. fer passing a cerain poin, his organized display loses is punch. Every ime we urned around Saurday anoher cheer was being called for. fer a while, we didn' even go hrough he moions. Fewer cheers would be much more effecive. So, we hink our cheers and leaders are fine, bu, please, don' overdo i. fer seeing he movie "Dancing Co- Ed" a week or so ago, we naurally sruck a comparison beween our college and he one represened in he picure. We've reached he conclusion ha he only hings hey've go ha we haven' are Lana Turner and a dance cones. We can' ge Lana, bu wha abou a cones? Le's give he jierbugs in school a chance o jive. Three or four judges could pass hrough he conesans eliminaing he ickies unil hree or four of he school's fines hep-cas held he spo-ligh. Then le hese guys and gals go o own and may he bes 'gaor win! Do we have enough jierbugs? Jvf ember ssociaed Golle&be Press Disribuor of fe&iae Diges,. few's a'^mm if "When is a Home Game no a Home game", we asked ourselves while crossing he campus and scuffling hrough odd piles of sodden leaves in las Saurday's rain. "When i is played in Norfolk", seemed o us he only answer o his riddle of "Fooball, Fooball; Where are he gae receips?" Home may -be where he hear is, bu fooball is where he crowds are. This example of "applied economics we quie fully appreciae. The demand for such a supply of fooball as "The Universiy of irginia vs. The College of William and Mary" would be much greaer in meropolian Norfolk han quain old Williamsburg. I is also very well undersood by us ha a fooball eam requires somehing more solid han college spiri for is mainenance. Tha he hleic fees of he suden body fail o enirely fill his need is hardly debaable. Ergo, here is more money from fooball in Norfolk han in Williamsburg. Thus he reasons for he ransfer of such Home Games as las Saurday's are a leas financially sound. Wha we do wonder a, are he repors which have come o us ha sudens of he Norfolk Division and Mahew Whaley were charged bu fory cens for admission o he game las Saurday. This, if rue, seems srange when William and Mary undergraduaes were required o pay $1.10 for heir ickes or $1.65 if hey had forgoen o purchase hem a he college. We hold no brief for free admissions o home games in respec o he hleic Fee charged by he'college. The curren school caalogue saes ha his fee gives admission TO GMES ON HOME GROUNDS, no menion is made of home games as such. Foreman Field is no exacly "Home grounds", so here can be no clear cu sand on his poin. If, however, hese repors are rue of lower admission charges for sudens oher han of his College, we do say a real injusice has been done which should never be allowed o happen again. I canno be argued ha sea selecion a he game was he deermining facor in charging our sudens more han minimum prices for supporing heir own eam. The mere fac ha a lower rae exised for cerain sudens would make i imperaive ha such a rae be also available o hose of his college if desired. This is an issue ha can no be answered by finely drawn definiions or echnicaliies. Leers as oners i< see i Prom here and here his week conies some easing id-.bis I's only a joke boys Two law school grads who had Jus hung ou heir shingles Me on he sree. "How goes i, Joe?" asked he firs. "Well," was he reply, "In he morning nobody comes m, and in he afernoon he rush falls off." Fordham Ram. nd here's a warning" o Seniors and Career Women I've never been daed, I've never been kissed. They said if I waied No man could resis he Lire of a pure and innocen miss. * - The rouble is his I'm fify. The Johnsonian. * ^ # - Comes his sage advice from Moriz Rosenhal, pianis man is young if a lady can make him happy or unhappy.. He eners middle age when a lady can make him happy, bu can no longer make him unhappy. He is old and gone if a lady can make him neiher happy or unhappy. Us s e WR BOOM There is much more significance in he presen war boom han here is in he presen row over neuraliy in Congress. No maer which side wins in he presen dispue in Congress, he Unied Saes will in he end become he naion supplying he war maerials for he counries a war. The side receiving he mos (if no he exclusive) aid will of course be he llies, and in- his lies he grea danger o our peace. We are liable o become economically enangled wih hem; our sake in heir success may become grea enough o force us o join sides. In oher words, here is liable o be a repeiion of he las war. RECESSION Of course his war boom involves many complex facors which are worh considering before we can ake seps o conrol i. To begin wih i is generally believed ha he presen boom is due o a piling up of goods in he belief ha he European war will bring an increased demand for goods. The resul being ha invenories (or goods sored away) are piling up all ou of proporion o domesic de To he Edior of he Fla Ha: I seems o his wrier ha he social rules around here could sand a lile miigaion. s far as social iner-course and freedom are conceem-d, arbirary laws se from above produce his siuaion, is for he lmand. The only way ou of ill-will and are open o non-observance, whereas, lies o place large orders in if he common social moves were allowed o funcion his counry, and here does normally, here would be exan a much happier no seem o be any immediae siuaion. Nes-ce-pas? possibiliy of his happening. There is a lo of lip-service o democracy oday. I wonder if here is no a condiion where LLIES PREPRED we migh pu some punch in he old ideal. I myself have no axe o grind, bu I don' hink here no placing large orders is The reason he llies are is any harm in inquiring ino principles. ha a he momen hey are Sincerely yours, conducing a "slow" war, an Charles L. Quimeyer economic blockade, and herefore have no need for muni P. S. How did ha irginia eam ever manage o ge weny-six poins on us oday {Jusice ions or supplies as hey can mus have been absen.) sill produce enough for heir own needs, and do no o replace anyhing which Salaries of Barnard College graduaes migh be desroyed under condiions of inensive w r arfare. and undergraduaes who were given posiions hrough he college occupaion bureau The llies are also beer las year oalled $173,443. prepared for his war han * $ he las; hey have large reserves in mos of he basic The Universiy of Illinois is consrucing new campus buildings a a cos of maerials necessary for war, and have developed heir colonial naural resources o a $3,400,000. # s sfc sjs poin where i is no longer Poruguese has been added o he long necessary o buy from he lis of foreign languages augh a he Universiy of Texas. he las Unied Saes as was rue in war. season s greeings. Touris remark of he week: (On viewing he Sunken Garden). "Wha a lovely ahleic field you have here!" (Ed. Noe, "Wha a LOEL game we saw going on here las nigh!!") While ambling- along he River Syx, We me he missing link of he "Chained Six." Tha illusrious genleman de froid sang ou guessed i, boys,... lipang. # # f* l We wonder if he William and Mary Band's playing "Boll Ou he Barrel," while forming he Universiy of irginia "" had a suble meaning? We guess his )-. he neares hey could come v "Roll Ou he Corn." # * * This ENGLISH TRDITION" business of he college is all righ BUT... we hardly hink i ilece. - sary a his poin o dig air ia,' renches all over he campus, and besides, hey are oo small. # Jfi!{ ^ This spiri of reform is O.. and we are all for i. If i keeps up, here is a good chance ha our suden governmen will no longer run like Gilber's parliamen who "... did nohing in paricular, and did i very well." IP * # We liked his one n English professor me a suden on he walk he oher day...docor: "I don' like he looks of your husband." "How's your Chaucer?" queried This is William and Mar: ; Mrs. Brown: "I don' eiher, he professor, jus o make conversaionful in heir suspenders and The comer jockeys, color docor bu he's good o he children." "Never use he suff in any chewing obacco... Taliaferro Special Dining Hall boys Fordham Ram. form, Sir." checking he girls off every mealime. Symbols of perennial,\ouh... The laiges, and mos highly organize,! class on campus bowing wih due reverence o Lord Boeour, a paradox of respec.. By Carl Muecke The haggaiu fork e.o i.ij s.odens in goneial a^ hr- i.re of he year bemihe of com PREIOUS BOOMS Business leaders in general are beginning o recognize his condiion, and are proceeding more cauiously han hey did in he las war. They also remember he disasrous effecs of he boom in 1933 and in In 1933 invenories were piled up because of he fear of inflaion due o he devaluaion of he dollar and he sharp rise in he price of gold. While in 1936 Presiden Roosevel's reelecion was regarded as inflaionary as i was fel ha he CIO would ge a blank check o increase wages, and prices would rise commensuraely. When he inflaions failed o maerialize, business men were lef holding large amouns of goods for which here was no demand, hence he recessions which followed. noher facor braking business expansion, price raising, and speculaion is he hrea of he governmen o crack down on any business speculaion and unwarraned rise in prices. The Temporary Naional Economic Commiee, se up by he dminisraion, is keeping a close eye On war profieering. DEPRESSION DNGER If, however, he war's pace is acceleraed, and is of long duraion, hen in all probabiliy he Unied Saes will become he main source of supply. Thus he war boom will no be pu off for long if he war coninues; in his lies he danger o us. The empaion o build new plans, expand producion, increase mechanizaion of agriculure and grow more crops, and in general key our economy o he high pich of war-ime producion will probably be oo grea o conrol; he resul being ha when he war ends our home consumpion will no be sufficien o absorb he remendous overproducion of goods and here will be a depression worse han any before, in which he grea majoriy will suffer. CONTROL PROFITS Our more immediae concern is he effec he war boom will have upon us during he war. The spur in he (Coninued on page 6) ing examinaions. Coo\ersncioii", rmoii- 1 *!.;, iu<. or concerning {!. - < -licences of a codege e>.ihen(.e of ouch periods as ihe.-e. The en o'clock dash o he girls' dormiories a frequen enough pracice o insure good healh and a long wind for your laer years, or perhaps more unforunaely, hear rouble... The dogs roaming around, wih he rue philosophical spiri of dileanes. The only free and unroubled beings abou... The Harvard influence manifesed in he green book-sack consanly worn by one of our professors. The ale influence over a he Fine rs Deparmen.. Tha mysery radio saion playing he laes jazz, from early morning ill 2 P. M. I merely goes off he air wihou any farewell and here are no adverising spiels inerruping he recordings. Try i a he cener of your dial. The rain, as bleak as winer bu no quie so cold or inviing in spiri. The ahlee's pe groan... Sunday nigh a he Lodge sequelling he Saurday nigh dances. Refreshing in is variey.. Tuesday, Ocober :31s, 1939 The long lie!: up o Go-;,.-, wie he diolam-e hack i u i up... The menai srugyie beween sudy and he monies, he desire for enerainmen invariably conquering. The pharmacy benefiing from irio hv douu'n IJ, h-^r sa^e of coca-colas.., The social hhms gahering cey Friday nkhf a he Greeks he iwcal ho v >. Olhe '-. come uo. 1 > ;,<_<? and be oe^a, ana ewi.vone L i.giio o fo'- ge ha here is uo h ; u 0 ege o o*o an,. h v. 'Ihe bo he. a Ihowo Ha 1 rusling, papers-by oblu iwrs o hus phenomena, a herein? o he 'cusom o he cooaiy.' visiors waaderrng 1O0U. biank-faced, as hough hey were iegr.rai.ig some 1 hi. pecially awe-inspiring, C.ich feeling wihin hmn-elf lac his appreciaion of Cc-.oni i culure is un' dv. eper lha.i anyone ehe's... The depopulaion of he own every week-end. Suden; eager o suppor he college eam.-, or endeavoring o ge away from i ail and go where life is realiy... The perfuncory greeings becoming as much a par of he suden as his clohing. dus pu on o please he cusoms of he communiy... The sunken garden, in he dayime inspiring enough o invoke praises from hose farnilbir wih i for years, a nigh i refuge. few choice bis; The Trylon and Perisphere... Bill Murphy and "Phanom" Parke... l Eraser's eyes seem o ba doing beer since (Coninued on Page Six) I is our conenion ha he women of he College of William and Mary are no beer off han hose poor hings ha were he female sex before he days of Susan B. nhony. Gad, girls, ake an ineres in your social beermen. Don' you realize ha women are all imporan in his world of ours? Way back in he days of hens, Lysisraa pu an end o he Peloponnesian war by using he inelligence and wiles of a woman. Bu you remain quiely shackled o a social program ha is obviously inconsisen wih modern ideas. We migh undersand your posiion if his was a finishing school or even a junior college. William and Mary is noed for is prioriies and i seems as if one more is o be added o is lis. Tha i is o be he firs college o legislae women o a social posiion of which only a icorian could be proud. For example, we feel sure ha you realize he absurdiy of he rule which forbids you o go ou in auomobiles alhough "he college recognizes hem as a means of ransporaion." Only if you are accompanied by your parens are you allowed o enjoy he wonders of modern science. The rules seem o be oo purianical and childish o be applied o college sudens. I is up o you o change he curren siuaion.

5 Tuesday, Ocober 31s, 1939 THE FLT HT PGE FIE.$-(>^-$~$~$-$-$~$->^ I TO THE STUDENT BOD? I our parens deserve he bes when hey come o visi you. We have i a THE SELB TOUBIST HOME; 5 corner rooms wih 5 privae iled bahrooms wih shower. Prices are posed, Moderae, quie, resriced; your inspecion welcome. Locaed one block off Richmond Eoad behind Thea Dela Chi fraerniy. Phone 375-J. MRS. ICTOR ITURRLDE, Hosess E. L. DNLE Waches, Jewelry Repairing Prince George Sree Williamsburg, a, STNDRD PRICES -»» STDIUM SERICE Candy, Tobaccos, Pasries i Open 6:30 a. m.-ll:30 p. m. ^^<^ I^-^^^^ GRDINER T. BROOKS 4- Real Esae Renals Insurance Class of '14 1> ^ LITTLE GIFT SHOP GIFTS NTIQUES Duke of Glouceser S. Williamsburg, a. COLLINS CLENING and DEING CO. Promp Service Phone 48 Williamsburg, irginia.^^~^ Williamsburg Coal Co., COL FUEL OIL Concree and Building ' % Supplies Phone 127.^-^-^ Keene Elecric Shop Behind Brown Hall LTEST PHONOGRPH RECORDINGS Radio Repair Phone 140 z WILLIMS + Good Service by Good Barbers in a Good Shop. (Over Theare) -* -> < f Taxi Sighseeing $! WDE'S + x Jamesown - orkown $ Tours f Phone 39 Sailor's Excuse for Oversaying Leave Is Convincing' Mr. C. Burke Hewi of he Porsmouh Bureau dug up a wild ale he oher day. The Fla Ha is reprining his documen relaing he excuse offered by R. E. Wilson, seaman, second class, U. S. Navy, for reporing lae from his graned leave. Needless o say, Wilson was excused nobody could make up an experience like his, "Prom R. E. Wilson, Ssc, U. S. Navy. "To: Commanding Officer. "ia: Division Officer, 1s Division. "Subjec: Overleave, Reason for. "On Sep. 7, 1937, I lef ship on en days' leave a my broher's farm in Cobbleroek, rk. "On Sep. 10 my broher's barn burned down, all excep he brick silo which sared he fire. "On Sep. 11 he decided o repair he silo righ away because he had o ge his corn in i. I was going o help him. "I rigged a barrel hois o he op of he silo so ha he necessary bricks could be hoised o he op of he silo where he repair work was going on. Then we hauled up several hundred brick. This laer urned ou o be oo many bricks. "fer my broher go all he brick work repaired here was sill a lo of brick a he op of fe silo on a working plaform we had buil. I said I would ake i all down below. So I climbed down he ladder and hauled he barrel all he way up. Then I secured he line wih a sor of a slip kno so I could undo i easier laer. "Then I climbed back up he ladder and piled bricks ino he barrel unil i was full. "I climbed back down he ladder. Then I unied he line o le he brick down. However, I found he barrel of brick heavier J' FOE PRINTING see he I IRGINI GZETTE, Inc. % I Phone 192 Rear of Pos Office ^^^ ^^^ i BRCL & SONS I JEWELER'S? Cerified Gemologiss % 2912 Washingon ve. Newpor News, a,? * x * x WHITE OPTICL CO. f Medical rs Building Newpor News, a. f $ %~H The larges and bes place o ea in he Colonial Ciy. I E CONDITIONED I We serve Breakfass, Dinners, and Suppers. lso a la Care from 8. M. o 12 P. M.' We wan you o make our place your home; have all your meals wih us. jspecial Raes o Sudens our Paronage ppreciaed han I was and when he barrel sared down, I sared up. I hough of leing go, bu by ha ime I was so far up I hough i would be safer o hang on. "Half-way up,he barrel hi -me oil he shoulder prey hard bu I sill hung on. Hockey Tournamen, according o an- annuncenen by he Paren- Teachers ssociaion of Mahew Whaley School. n admission charge of 25 cens o sudens and 50 cens o ohers will be made, for he benefi of playground faciliies a he high school. The mach was scheduled hrough arrangemens wih Miss Marha E. Barksdale, ssociae Professor of Physical Educaion, who poined ou ha many people will be ineresed in seeing boh he ennis mach and h e field hockey ournamen and ha he recreaional faciliies of Mahew Whaley School are an aim in which he College is direcly ineresed. Miss Jacobs had hoped o plaan exhibiion mach a he College las spring before she lef for he ournamens a Wimbledon, bu bad weaher prevened her doing i. She has jus reurned o Williamsburg where she will make her home for he coming winer and coninue work upon a novel she is wriing. nnouncemen has no ye been made of Miss Jacobs' opponen in he exhibiion mach. group of ennis enhusiass from Newpor News, Richmond and Norfolk are expeced o see her play. Choir To Sing rmisice Day he special rmisice Day Convocaion, November 11, he choir will gaher in fron of he Wren Building o sing several'naional anhems. mong hose ha hey have chosen are he English, French, and merican anhems. The remainder of he program will be held in Phi Bea Kappa Hall. The choir will sing selecions of commemoraive music. Morarboard Eoerains Local members of Morar Board enerained Weshampon members of Morar Board, on Sunday Frosh Game of he pas week. Tea was served in he living rooms of Barre "I was going prey fas a he Wake Fores sared a drive ha op and bumped my head. My Hall, afer which he enire group was o end in Manieri scoring fingers also go pinched in he aended he concluding harpsicord concer given a he palace. from he wo yard line. The aemped conversion was no good. pulley block. However, a he same ime he barrel hi he fer he concer, he group, ogeher wih Miss Wynne-Robers Torraa reurned he kick-off 22 ground and he boom fell ou of yards o he Indian 27 afer his i leing all he brick ou. and Miss ppleby, had supper a quick kick. Hamsey again made Miss Barksdales'. a driving ackle and he Wake "I was hen heavier han he Fores fumbled. The Papoose aack barrel and sared down again. I failed o gain as he period go burned on he leg by he oher rope as I wen down unil I Cas Seleced.., In he second quarer, afer an ended. me he barrel again which wen by faser han before and ook he exchange of puns, he lile Indians hi heir sride in full gallop. skin off my shins. (Coninued from page one) They rolled up 19 poins and sewed he game up. Here is he "I guess I landed prey hard on The cas as hey come in order way i all happened. Korcyowski he pile of bricks because a ha of appearance is prined below: and Johnson ran and passed wih ime I los my presence of mind and le go of he line and he barrel came.down and hi me squarely Mr. Foser James Buchholz a precision ha was prey o Mary Berries Peggy Gildner wach. The Indians drove deep on he head. Lucy Weson... Margare Ronalds ino Wake Fores erriory and The docor wouldn' le me sar Rose Mildred Jennings he drive culminaed when one of back o he ship unil Sep. 16, Phyllis Glenning...irginia Tripp Korcyowski's prey passes caugh which made me wo days overleave, which I don' hink is oo Peer Sanard.'... Carleon Laing Mcfee in full sride and he ran Henry bbo Bill Land over he goal for he score. The much under he circumsances." da irginia Brenn ry for poin was wide. Docor Pa Damrosch Wake Fores was forced o kick Mr. Edwards David Quinlan and he Indian miniaures also HELE'N JCOBS TO Mrs. Edwards Edna Whie kicked. Wake Fores again kicked. Johnson go off for a 23 yard ggie Edwards... a. Boardman EHIBIT TENNIS SKILL Gusav Rosenberg,...Waler Bara jaun afer he had picked up his own fumble. fifeen yard penaly failed o hal he Papooses as I Try ous for he Freshmen were Helen Jacobs will play an exhibiion mach on he college cours Korcyowski's brillian pass found held las and Miss Hun was very pleased boh wih he number and Saurday afernoon a wo o'clock rangy Bob Templefcon waiing in he qualiy of hose who ried ou. preceding he irginia Sae Field he end zone. Johnson's kick was The direcing class is going o blocked. gain he Indian babes pu on a number of one-ac plays were fighing mad. Wake Fores in December and he Freshmen will be assigned pars in hose shows. SS»«a«S300C $e3«*<«^^ I would ake one parson 141 years o complee all of he courses offered by he Universiy of Texas. <idle.i'i Q M. c *- & f ue Refreshing simpliciy of rue English Lavender mingled wih a rare, new perfume... blended o dramaic perfecion! Splash ino your ub, drendh jour skia afer ub or shower,or add ouches hroughou he day o "TH achieve ha lovely- lady aura. The exoic, H golden-oppedbole... IW, CSE'S, INC. Flowers For Co-Eds Of course you'll send he lile lady a corsage. We'll deliver he goods, and keep he cos of populariy low. See us oday. SCHMIDT FLORIST SHOP Phone 665 Duke of Glouceser Sree 8 THE IEON BOUND INN RESTURNT -0- LUNCHES, DINNERS, SNDWICHES, DRINKS o SPGHETTI DINNERS QUE SPECILT o 'Telephone 789 OPen 3, M. o 1. M. ^^-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^-' (Coninued from Page Three) ground in he exchange. However, Torma's quick-kick aided by a slashing ackle by Gerry Ramsey regained he los ground. found ou ha i really doesn' pay o ge hem, mad, oo. The Deacons could no gain afer he kiek-off and hey kicked o big Harvey Johnson on he Wake Fores 45. He picked his way down he field and scored on a very prey run. This ime he exra poin was added and he score a he half was In he hird period he play was fairly even hough i remained in William and Mary erriory mos of he quarer. The papoose defense was given an acid es and i held is own. Four imes Wake Fores hreaaened and four imes William and Mary held. s he fourh quarer go under way Johnson inerceped a Wake Fores pass on his own 18 and ran 31 yards before he was downed. The aack bogged down and Korcyowski kicked ou on he Wake Fores 35. Then, he Papooses again blocked a Wake Fores kick and his one led o a score. Fields personally accouned for his one as he ripped he Deacon line on hree hruss. The kick was good. This was all he scoring for he day. However, he Papoose subsiues ran wild and should have had a leas one score for all he ground hey gained. Warner, Ball and Harman all looked good in he backfield as he whole line opened up some gaping holes for hem o run hrough. In he final analysis he line was excellen, he backfield good. Fiery, Bass, Ramsey and Templeon all played well in he line and Johnson, Korcyowski, Fields, Wade and andeweghe all did well in he backfield. The Williamsburg Indians have some very brigh prospecs in he fooball deparmen and, indeed, all was rosy as he sun se on las Friday nigh. Wha's Up.. (Coninued'from page 4) building indusry of he pas year, afer many years of idleness, will probably be haled by he boom, resuling in a serious housing shorage in he fuure. Our enire srucure of social securiy, paricularly federal old-age insurance, will be seriously undermined. The purchasing power of savings, life insurance policies, and morgages will be curailed by he boom and rise in prices. Whie collar workers (governmen employees, eachers), and he unskilled laborers will suffer as wages will lag behind prices. In he long run we all sand o lose, because our energies will be devoed o oher purposes han saisfying our basic economic needs. The imporan quesion hen is how o conrol a possible war boom, and how o preven his from geing us ino war; in oher words how o preven anyone from capializing on whaever sor of a neuraliy bill is passed.. arsiy Fooball (Coninued from page free) Burchfield's pass o Charley Gondak, over he goal line, culminaing a 50 yard drive ha was feaured by he passing combinaion of Burchfield o Lloyd Phillips. IRGINI SCORES The firs irginia score came early in he firs quarer, when Capain Jim Gillee ran Waldo Mahew's parially blocked pun back 38 yards, and Jim Whie, Cavalier end, scored hree plays laer on an end around play. Two minues laer, Lee Mc Laughlin, sar irginia ackle, broke hrough he line o block Mahew's kick on he W&M 30. Nick Gianakos scooped up he free ball and raced he remaining disance o he goal line, unouched. Bill Dudley's place kick was good. The only Indian score came midway in he second period, when Bill Goodlow inerceped Gillee's pass on he midfield sripe. William and Mary ook o he air wih Phillips aking Birchfield's pass on he Cavalier 38, and running o he 20 before he was brough down. Burchfield's pass o Gondak wo plays laer need he Indians heir only score. Burchfield's aemped placemen kick was shor, The hird period saw Whie score again, when he ook a pass from Gillee on he W&M 30, o score sanding up. noher end around play need he Cavalier's final alley when Leroy Neuseder shuled he ball o Whie who ran he remaining eigh yards o Score again. Dudley, who had kicked wo exra poins previously, failed in his aemp, making he final score LED T HLF Firs half saisics proved he Indians o be equal o he Cavaliers in mos deparmens, and beer in passing and defense. The heralded bucking of Neu'3- eder didn' funcion unil he las half, and even hen he srong line of. Pop Weriier's held he sophmore hrea a bay mos of he ime. Gillee and Dudley were unable o gain consisenly hrough he line and only on reverses and spread formaions were he Indians fooled a all. Ben Simpson urned in his usual ousanding job on boh he defense and offense, aided by Hank Whiehouse, l Chesnu, John Brodka, George Mc'Comb, John Dillard, Rudy Tucker, and Bill Goodlow. The laer showed a world of abiliy in his firs real opporuniy in varsiy play, On he offense Phillips, Jimmy Howard, Burchfield, and Mahews all played a big par in he W&M drives. Several of Mahew's kicks were parially blocked by Cavalier ends, bu when he did ge one off i ravelled 70 yards. Burchfield's puning was effecive hroughou he game. Leonard Haber... (Coninued from page one; will model four Corinhian capials ha will be used in he design of he back wall of he ses. The remarkable hing abou hese copies, besides he novely of he idea, is he manner in which hey will he execued. No only will he porrais be done for sage use hu hey will he done wih a echnique similar o ha used by he original aris. This mehod will make he copies as close o he originals as possible. I Goodpar Company (Incorporaed) WHOLESLE FOOD SUPPLIES 3406 Huningon ve, NEWPORT NEWS,. ^^^-^-^^o-^.^^^. * SOSE'S! i -5c ND 10c STORE f ' * CHURCH S THE WILLIMSBURG METHODIST CHURCH " he College Enrance" Thomas J. Hawkins, Miniser SUND SERICE Church School, 9:45. M. Morning Worship 11:00. M. Wesley Foundaion, '7:00 P. M. Evening Worship 8:00 P. M.. BRUTON PRISH CHURCH "The Suden Church Since 169-3" Rev. Francis H. Craighill, Recor Mr. lfred L. lley, Suden ss. Holy Communion 8 Church School 9 Morning Service M. 30. M. 00. M. 4:80 P. M. Suden Recepion The Suden Recepion is held in he Parish House, and all sudens are invied. ^--y- WILLIMSBURG BPTIST CHURCH Carer Helm Jones, Pasor SUND SERICES Church School, 9:45, M. Worship wih Sermor and 8 P. M. 11. M. Bapis Suden Union 7 P. M. i; Road. Now Open For. 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6 PGE SI THE FLT HT ^ \^^^^/^\^^F^fc^!^ P*jS!^j^ ll sudens who plan o graduae nex February or June and inend o apply o he placemen bureau for jobs should do so immediaely,as all applicaions mus ^ FLSHES be in by November 10. This does no apply o sudens RIO, he magic name ha sirs every imaginaion, is he ile of planning o ake up eaching or Wednesday's porion of filmfun. The impeccable Basil Eahbone is par ime work a school. head man in his Souh merican number, wih a firs-lass supporing eas, o-wi: Sigrid Gurie, ic McLaglen, Eober Cummings, Billy Gilber, and Leo Carrillo. His Lordship Made under an obviously heavy producion budge, RIO offers a quaniy of dramaic cliches, and raw acion in grea chunks. I will probably appeal mosly o he male rade, and he femmes wih surdy (Coninued from page 4) enerainmen appeies. The shor preceding RIO is calculaed o ge he audience in he mood. Is ile is ""Ehumba Rhyhm", an M-G-M Trudie Shaffer has "On To musical novely. "Screen Snapshos" also decoraes he bill. RIchmonded."... he owner of car number 2781 and number 2784 were caugh chasing ipv 'vp' fi? ^v* each oher las week... No, Hanson will no make he dir column his week... who wans o buy a derby cheap. Las Saurday nigh June Lucas was convinced ha lmond's love was he real hing; resul, one pin; moral, have your laundry delivered and ge a K.. pin... everybody had a "nice" ime a he Phi Tau dance las Saurday, especially Giimy Claudon, who fell off he deep end for a blonde fooball adonis from he U. of irginia P. S. he was in Randolph-Macon he nex morning wih anoher... Lou Rives had rouble geing his haid ou of he Pi K lile brown (green) jug a he game; he was really hirsy... so are we, le's go have a shor one. HOUSE OF BURGESSES IN FIRST OPEN FORUM In he shor lapse of one and hree-quarer hours, he hisoric House of Burgesses was revived, organized and funcioning. mixed group of approximaely 4i persons aended his open forum las Friday nigh a 8 o'clock in he Grea Hall of he Wren building. The Charer and ancien rules of he organizaion were read by Tony Champa, presiden of he Inernaional Relaions Club, sponsors of he forum. fer his, Dr. Moss, head of he Governmen Deparmen of he Marshall-Wyhe School, was insalled as he chairman of he meeing o conduc he discussion. Presiden John Sewar Bryan was ill and unable o aend, bu shon Dovell, speaker of he irginia House of Delegaes spoke a some lengh o he group. Then he fun began.. The neuraliy resoluion was proposed and cross argumens and debae ensued unil 9:45. Many ineresing and fiery argumens pro and con were offered, and finally when a voe was aken he majoriy opinion of he meeing was in favor of lifing he embargo. The nex open forum will be Wes End held in abou a monh, a which ime anoher imporan naional quesion will be discussed. SPNISH CLUB MEETS The Spanish Club a is regular meeing las Monday, Ocober 23, in Barre Hall, eleced a new slae of officers for he year: The reiring.officers are H. Mack Dill, Presiden; Larry Pee, ice Presiden; Elizabeh Jane Cook, Treasurer, and irginia Brenn Secreary. New officers o be insalled a he nex meeing on Monday, November 6 a 7:30 P. M. in Barre Hall are Carlon Laing, Presiden; Herb oung, ice Presiden; Peggy Ford, Treasurer, and Lillian Waymack, Secreary. There will be a meeing of he Clayon-Grimes Biology Club Wednesday nigh a 7:30 in Washingon 100. a. Sae Hockey... (Coninued from Page 3) ha of Miss Consance ppleby, he bes known auhoriy of hockey in merica oday. Undoubedly Elizabeh Berger and Harrie Walon will again make he irginia No. 1 eam. They are a safe be; so keep your eye on hem for he ll merican squad oo. Excep for Frances Elio of he ll merican, Berger is he bes goal keeper in he counry, and Walon is jus abou he bes righ half back anywhere. %i M yj- ^ Tuesday, Ocober 31s, 1939 William and Mary has several poenial sars, such a;s Bey Douglas, Mary Jane Miller, and "Cookie" Woods. Here is a special word o he enhusiass: wach freshman Bey Harris and Marha Snow. We hink hey are good hockey maerial. ou Can Join he World's Bes-dressed Fraerniy for $ 2 For as lile as $2 *^^&^ Order fhk "I J y ou car > \ " m +^e of he Wearers of rrow Shirs.,s Loyal The riual is simple... go o your neares rrow de whisper, 'Gordon Oxford".., and ha inimiable rrow shir W]i^>f roll-fron \/$L/ over he $2 j ^ ^ ^ L 1 Ei^Clj wih he Dover buon-down coler is yours. Hand an<^ you're in. To clinch he deal you ge wo (paened) /\s Eve rden, Groucho and Chico Marx in heir newes comedy o se he world laughing, " Ray a he Circus". The Williamsburg Theare is holding his for wo days, Thursday and Friday of his week. The new Marx Brohers opus T THE CIRCUS is long, loud, and funny! I plays locally on a mid-week, wo-day booking (Thursday and Friday) and i will more han likely ake boh days o handle he crowd. In he general hubbub ha he Mad Marxes generae in heir hour and a half of screen ime, here are enough belly-laughs o keep audiences in a sfae of exhausion. isand-ou piece of musical enerainmen is achieved in a boogie-woogie swing-ou, high-lighed by a Harpo harpsody. Kenny Baker sings wice and wows Florence Rice hroughou he picure. Na Pendleon and Friz Feld, wo swell comedians in heir own righ, add a merry noe in he more sane vein. The single shor on he program is "Unseen Guardians", mean o lend conras. % ifc % s Majesically filmed, NURSE EDIT HCELL brings on Saurday one of he mos significan film conribuions of he imes. I is inense drama, he sory of a grea and courageous devoion appealingly old. nna Neagle, in he ile role, gives an inspired performance, while, he carefully seleced cas ha suppors her give a similar qualiy o heir roles. This facual Sory, which depics he life and fae of Edih CaveJl, famous English nurse-maryr, uilizes a grea deal of unpublished daa on he sensaional case. The manner in which she and five oher women confounded he German rmy in Belgium makes for drama and hrilling suspense. May Robson, Edna Mae Oliver, Zasu Pis, George Sanders, and H. B. Warner are in he supporing cas. sj!! e, sic, ^ Dozens of films everyone of hem a hi conribue o HOLL WOOD CLCDE, he echnicolor hosho playing nex week in he lead-off posiion. lice Fa ye, Don meche, lan Curis, Suar Erwin Buser Keaon, Donald Meek, and a remendous cas under he personal direcion of Darryl F. 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