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1 TELEPHONE NEWS ITEMS TO THE FLAT HAT Campus Oce Phone 157 Prn Shop (Mondays) LAT HAT COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY TELEPHONE NEWS ITEMS TO THE FLAT HAT Campus Oce Phone 157 Prn Shop (Mondays) VOLUME I. NO. 3 WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, GCTOBEE 3, 1939 Z-792 INumloer sands Slghly Below Tha o '39-'40 A ve o'clock Sunday aernoon, he doors o nne sorores lew open n welcome o her respecve new pledges. Ths hour marked he clmax o a.srenuous wo-week rushng perod. The nne sorores pledged a oal o 155 grls, no que as many as las year. The Ch Omega sorory led he ls wh 24 grls, ollowed hy he Kappas 23, and he Tr Deb's 22. The oher sorores ook n he ollowng: Alpha Ch, 18; Kappa Dela, 18, Gamma Ph Bea 17; Kappa Alpha lhea, 14; P Ph, 12; and Ph Mu 7, The complee ls s as ollows. Ch Omega Jean Andrews, Washngon, D. C.; Carolyn and Ann Armage, Rchmond; Maryanne Ballard, Canon, Oho; Clare Bardwell, Echmond, Va.; Bey Bunn, Alana, Ga.; Suzanne Eppes, Bale Creek, Mch.; Nancy Hardng, Alexandra, Va.; Annabel Janes, Washngon, D. C; Bey P. Jones, Alana, Ga; Mare Kevan, Peersburg, Va.; Eleanor Kng, Norolk, Va.; Margare Lans, Peersburg, Va.; Margare Anne Pollard, Norolk, Va.; Mary Luclle Procor, Alana, Ga.; Luclle Reynolds, Echmond, Va.; Naale Rogers, Rocheser, N. Y.; Jane Schllng, Dumon, N. J.; Gladys Sco, Hamlon, Oho.; Mary Spencer, Wllamsburg; Mary Lee Throckmoron, Rchmond; Anne Warrner, Rchmond; Nancy Wesco, Roanoke, Va. Kappa Kappa Gamma Maran Albrgh, New Rochelle, N. Y.; Evelyn Buell, Rocheser, N. Y.; Mary Cramer, Washngon, D. C; Marha Lu Davdson, Mlwaukee, Ws.; Bey Den, F. Leavenworh, Kansas; Ruh Damond, Huron, Oho; Nancy Edds, Caldwell, N. J.; Pa Foss, Wooser, O.; Helen Jerry, Rocheser, N. Y.; Ky Jones, Balmore, Md.; Gladys Jones, Lexngon, Mass.; Wlma Lamber, Leesburg, Va.; Mary Ellen Lokey, Forres Hlls, N. Y.; Mary Louse Moron, Wllamsburg; Barbara Oron, Summ, N. J.; Carolyn Parke, Glen Ellyn, 111.; Luclle Pelham, Larchmon, N. Y.; Mary Elose Schck, Houson, Texas; Pa Seele, F. Worh, Texas; Vrgna -Suar, Rockpor, Mass.; Prsclla Wlsoa, Wellesley Hlls,- Mass.; Marha Ganes, Mdlohan, Va.; Nancy Ryan, Newon, Mass. Tr Dels Mary Barclay, o Porsmouh, Va.; Ellen Bu, Norolk, Va.; Elzabeh Gosenbader, La Grange, 111.; Phoebe Fars, Nashvlle, Tenn.; Louse Gayon, Youngsown, Oho; Jean Gesleman, Washngon, D. C; Dorohy Gleaves, Wyhevlle, Va.; Phys Hanz, York Penna.; Luclle Harvey, Laurel, Va.; Vrgna Humphres, Fenress, Va.; Mary Frances James, Shpman, Va.; Mary Kendall, Hnsdale, 111.; Audrey Kmbrel, Rchmond; Helen Marshall, Peersburg; Helen Meyers, Leechburg, Pa.; Mary Peavy, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y.; Anne Peebles, Sony Creek, Va.; Barbara Bogue, Cncnna, Oho; Mare Rez, Tacoma Park, Md.; Vrgna Sern, Dnwdde, Va.; Mary Taylor, Elzabeh, N. J.; Margare Wren, Denver, Colo. 6 $9 enerm orumy wll be held n Blow Gym Wednesday a 8:00 P. M. There are Alpha Ch Omega Geneva Archbald, Brunswck, Me.; Dorohy Corneal, Rchmond; Annee posons open or wo grls and Carer, Newpor News, Va.; Jane Chrsensen, Terrory o Hawa; one boy. All hose who are Mary Con, Whe Plans, N. Y.; ''would-be" cheerleaders please be Jane Crag, Launsdowne, Pa.; (Connued on Page 5) here. "' The season's rs play, "The Inspecor Gene.l", bq Gogol, Gves Mr. Arhur Ross and Mss Margo Frankel excellen opporuny o desgn and execue elegan, colorul, and wy ses. The play s descrbed as a Russan arce o he early nneeenh cenury. Ths descrpon s a hn o he hreeold reason why he ses and cosumes now under consrucon gve promse o maurng delghully. From he openng scene n he bourgeos magncence o he mayor's home, where an all-ngh card game has recenly been compleed, o he closng scene n he conuson o he wde skrs, colored wascoas, and mlary unorms he comedy o he play wll be mananed n he ses. The mayor and hs we and daugher wll be characerzed even* o beore her enrance by he volen srped wall paper, he enormous jar ull o eahery dred pampas grass, he pseudo-elegance o he sweepng draperes. Hleskov's aparmen a he nn wll, because o s suaon under he sars and s bllowng wall-paper Scandnavan Counres Is ravel opc Presden Bryan -was unable o speak or he Foregn Travel Club Thursday ngh, because o llness. In hs place, Dr. Helseh, o he Educaon Deparmen, addressed he club on he Scandnavan Counres n whch she ravelled hs summer. She especally sressed he exraordnary beauy o he he landscape, and he conened que o he amosphere. The ear ha was prevelan over all, however, even early n he summer monhs, releced he crcal condons n oher secons o Europe. Dr. Helseh began her address wh a descrpon o he beauul scenery o Norway and sad ha lowers here grew o be our mes he sze o hose n Amerca. one o he mos ousandng mpressons o Norway s ha here are ew rch people and ew povery-srcken ones, wh even he poores homes havng lovely handmade urnshngs. Aer descrbng he cosumes and ar o ha naon, she sad ha one could no help nocng he srengh -o he young and he youh and spr o he naon. Foln To Speak On Czech Crss Edgar M. Foln, new proessor o Jursprudence, wll delver an address o he suden body and he communy nex Tuesday ngh (Ocober 10) on he subjec "Wh Czechoslovaka Through he Crss", was announced by Proessor A. P. Wagener, Charman o he Lecures and Concers Commee. Dr. Foln's alk wll be he rs lecure n he seres arranged by hs commee. The new Law proessor, recognzed as an unusually neresng speaker, s well ed o alk on hs opc o mely neres, as he was n Czechoslovaka durng he crss o Sepember, 1938, and le College Noce Fnal ryous or cheerleaders and enormous eaher-bed, make one wonder wha a man so osensbly mporan could be dong here. The exaggeraon o all he cosumes wll sel-explan < he comedy o he characers. Mr. Ross and Mss Frankel n her sage-plannng are rememberng he Russan heare and dance as well as he Russan emperamen and cusom. The underlyng mo s sylzed realsm. Color plays an mporan par n boh he urnshng o he ses and he cosumng. The Russan love or many brgh, almos garsh, colors s beng acknowledged and nslled wh abundance no he scenes o he play. No only brgh-colored coas and dresses and sashes, bu also urnure and wall-papej^tand knck-knacks. The women's har-syles are Russanhgh and be-eahered. The room n he nn, and he remendous eaher-bed whch s o be used as a hand-propery boh aes he Russan nluence n he desgn o he play, The cosumes, hereore, are o ha perod, wh adapaons o he sylzed naure o he play and he peculares o he characer whch s o wear hem. The women, o course, wear he bellshaped skrs o he perod and huge pu sleeves. The men men wear hgh collars, colored coas and wascoas and rousers whch are gh a he ankles and whch buckle under he oo. These cosumes can well be magned one knows ha mos o he men wear whskers or mousaches or sdeburns, and ha mos o hem are compleely arccal characers. Several o hem are very shor, and a leas one o hem s a. The urnure o he mayor's home s o he proper, Empre, perod. Those who remember he producon n nneeen-weny-seven o "Squarng he Crcle" wll be neresed especally o compare wh "The Inspecor General." I wll be remarkable o noe he derence n approach ha wll be apparen. The wagon-sage used wh excellen eec o, make a room n he home o Senaor Hbbard n "Frs Lady" wll agan be consruced or he bedroom scene n he curren play. The wagonsage grealy decreases he dcuuly o changng ses because may be le behnd he scenes osage-rgh durng he rs ac, and wheeled on-sage complee durng he scene-change upon he emporary removal o he larger scene's 'sde - wal, '39 Sorory Averages Ar< mpressve The averages or he second semeser o he '38-'39 sesson show hree sorores closely bunched or. he lead wh marks over a 4-pon rang. The ollowng s he complee ls: Dela Dela Dela 4.19 Kappa Kappa Gamma 4.14 Ch Omega 4.12 Gamma Ph Bea 3.87 Kappa Alpha Thea 3.82 Ph Mu 3.80 P Bea Ph 3.76 Alpha Ch Omega 3.71 Kappa Dela 3.63 ECHO Fx Schedule Ls'd Below The Colonal Echo s publshng he ollowng pcure schedule or s 1940 ssue. The phoographer wll be locaed n he Wren Buldng sarng Wednesday mornng. All sudens are requesed o be promp..there should be no excuse or no keepng an apponmen. The schedule or Wednesday, Ocober 11, wll be publshed n he nex ssue o he Fla Ha. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4"" 8:00 Abb, Hae Wlls; 8:05 Abbo, Rosann; 8:10, Aldrch, Ona Coller; 8:15 Bago, Charloe; 8:20, Bankard, Jeanne M.; 8:25, Barham, Parmela J; 8:30, Barnhard, Elzabeh A.; 8:35,,Bell Sarah H.; 8:40, Bell, Teehna L.; 8:45, Brdseye, Judh; 8:40, Bng, Dorohy Hope; 8:55, Black, Alce R.; 9:00, Appleby, Edh J.; 9:10, Baker, Idell C; 9:15 Baes, Becky; 9:20, -Baumeser, Alma 9:25, Bourne, Sally; 9:30 Bourqun, Emma; 9:35, Bowes, Joan B.; 9:40, Clarke, Ann L.; 9:45, Con, Rose; 9:50, Coggn, Mae M.; 9:55 Couns, Caherne C; 10:00 Alden, Jane; 10:05 Allen, Margare Buell. 10:10 Alexander, Margare Lee; 10:15 Ammer, Chrsel Gerrude; 10:20 Anderson, Helen Luclle; 10:25 Becan, Vrgna I.; 10:30 Beck, Elzabeh I.; 10:35 Bele, Myrle E.; 10:45 Blar, Maron E.; 10:50 Boardman, Vrgna J.; 10:55 Buereld, Kahryn. (Connued on page wo) ajaz e avorably eceve Increases Sze And Adds Many New Feaures IN Wll Bergwall The Ocober ssue o he Alumn Gazee was delvered o he apple ave suden body o Wllam and May he week o Sepember 25. Se\eral new eaures have been added among whch are he dsngushed alumnus column, a hghly glossed cover, our addonal pages wh wo ull pages o phoographs and a new ype o alumn news n he orm o a leer rom he permanen secreary o he class o 1939, Frances Grodecouer. The Gazee opens wh a" resume o he evens o he '89 nals week held las June whch ncluded he elecon o ocers and new drecors announced n las week's Fla Ha, Przes and medallon awards were also lsed, wheren Sdney Jae receved $25 or hs arcle "Wha I expeced a Wllam and Mary and Wha I Found" and Mr. O. L. Shewmake, '03, and Mss C. T. Denns receved loyaly medallons. A ls o alumn regsered or nals week hen ollowed. Probably he edors o he Gazee are proudes o her new eaure "An Alumnus You Should Know", by J. H. Bell, Jr., ex-29, nroducng Schuyler Os Bland, Member o Congress rom he Frs Congressonal Dsrc o Vrgna n hs elevenh erm. A bre bu nsprng hsory o Represenave Bland s gven and n such a syle ha a suden eels ha aer all, any obsacle can be overcome on he road o success, or ceranly Mr. Bland overcame a grea deal n hs sruggle or unds o educae hmsel n law a Wllam and Mary. Aer a very successul legal career, he was eleced o Congress where he has served connuously snce Hs mos noable work n Congress has been on he House Commee on Merchan Marne and Fsheres o whch he s charman. Mr. Bland expresses hs love or hs alma maer and classmaes and arbues hs success o hs moher and rends. The edoral page devoes sel o a revew o revews, ond greengs and arewells o deparng aculy and vsors. The address o Aernon M. Geddy, '17, led "The Golden Hour Is a Hand" and delvered or he annual Alumn Oraon gven a he Alumn Luncheon, was prned n ull n many Vrgna newspapers. Mr. Geddy gave a bre revew o he suaons, pas and presen, a Wllam and Mary, and wen on o compare prvaely en- (Connued on Page 5) Pro. Allan Sly In Recal Oc, 3 Proessor Allan Sly, newly apponed head o he musc deparmen, wll open he concer season wh a pano recal n Ph Bea Kappa Hall on Tuesday evenng, Ocober 3, a 8. P. M. Mr Sly, known hroughou England, Canada, and he Uned Saes as composer, conducor, and pans, w'.l be heard n a program neludng works by Chopn, Brahms, Mozar, Beehoven, and Bach. There wll be no admsson charge. Go The Fresh Go The Trb Wan Sools Now ha Sorory Rushng s Over, Read "Aurora's" Rse and Pall and he Moral By John N. Sumner Once upon a me here was born o an elderly couple named Bundy a lovely golden-hared baby grl. The baby was so beauand happy ha he couple searched wh dlgence or a name whch would su her. Fnally, aer rejecng hundreds o names, hey decded o call her Aurora. A her chrsenng he chld beamed and gurgled so delghully when he mnser pronounced her name ha he couple were sure ha hey had no made a msake. They marvelled no a lle ha hey had been blessed wh s 0 beauul a chld, bu hey acceped her knd ae wh becomng modesy. They agreed, however, ha hey should by her careul mouldng o he chld prove hemselves worhy o so grea a g; so hey se abou ranng' Aurora o be he mos delghul person ever creaed. They dd her work well.. When she enered kndergaren Aurora caused que a sr. The eacher was mmedaely capvaed, and lavshed aenon upon her. The lle grls ook her o her bosoms and gave her colored paper and rbbons and le her play wh her dolls. The lle boys pulled her long golden rngles and knocked each oher down whenever she wa s wachng. She was very happy, and everybody loved her. She was he darlng o he elemenary school. Boys and grls alke ved or her company. Lle grls would go home n he aernoon cryng because Aurora had been playng a recess wh oher lle grls. Teachers wen home and old her rends wha an uerly delghul chld One boy kssed her. she was. The Freshman Trbunal was rensaed he year beore las. Many who were hen Sophomores el ha hey had mssed an essenal par o college le by no havng had Freshman rules. Freshmen always expec some sor o hazng however mld may be. (The dea o he Trbunal s o sraghen ou hose who are overwhelmed by her own mporance or nss upon dsobeyng rules. The rs bach o oenders were gven amazngly slgh senences However, on second oense hey wll be reaed severely. Some o he naughy boys and grls wll have o carry her books n a sucase. One lucky lle lad s wearng a bow e or a whole week. The Trbunal's passon or Robn Hood has led hem o add a lle dash o le o one grl's ha n he orm o a ve nch eaher. I s neresng o noe he spr n whch he "crmnals" ook her cour maral. Several bg bone crushers whose hands acually shook were couner-balanced by hose "smooh arcles" o he cocky varey and he slamdoor-'sullen ype. One sray lamb lapsed no eulogy on he vrues o he Trbunal. He admed hs gul, explanng ha Esqure does no eaure he bow-e n church hs season. We've go he Trbunal, we've go he Freshmen wha we need s more sool-pgeons! ALOMNI BOARD MEETS The Board o Drecors o he Alumn Assocaon held s regular meeng Tuesday, Sepember 26h and voed o sandardze he by-laws o all Wllam and Mary Alumn Chapers and ha hereaer, chapers were o be charered only rom he man oce n Wllamsburg. The regulaon became necessary when varous chapers would elec new secreares who would neglec o mmedaely norm he man oce o her address, hus cung o communcaons or ndene perods. A home Aurora helped her moher wh he dshes and dusng, and she sang and praled as she worked. When here was company or dnner Aurora smled and asked anyone would have some more gravy and helped o brng on he desser; bu she never spoke unless she was spoken o; and she never red o ge hersel noced. Guess always were ascnaed by her, and always asked her o rece or sng. A rs she would polely reuse, bu when hey nssed, a s hey always dd, she would comply. She had a swee, chldsh voce and a naural g or panomme. The guess were always ravshed. Deadlne! Aurora's connued populary makes he sory o her acves oo' neresng or one ssue o he Fla Ha? so wach nex week! orarboard To Inaugurae Socal Season Earl Benne To Be Brough From Rchmond Morarboard wll naugurae he socal season a he college Saurday, Ocober 7, wh he rs ormal. No only wll hs dancs be he rs ormal bu wll be.he rs co-ed dance o he year. I wll be held n Blow gym Ocober 7h rom 9 o 12 P. M. Musc wll be suppled by Earl Benne, popular orchesra rom Rchmond. The ckes or hs dance vnll go on sale hs Wednesday n he sores downown and n he women's dormores. The prce wll be y cens wheher he grl has a dae or goes sag. The dance promses o be one o he ousandng socal evens o he comng year. Members o he Morarboard wll lead n a gure escored by her daes beore nermsson a en o'clock. All women sudens are urged o ge her ckes as early as possble, as hs s he only way he Morarboard has o geng money or her acves. Morarboard s a women's naonal socey whose members are eleced n her junor year on he hree-old bass o scholarshp, leadershp, and servce. I endeavors o asss he College each year by oserng scholarshp among he sudens and encouragng a wholesome college amosphere. The ocers or hs year are Jean Clarahan, Presden; Rosa Ells, Vce-Presden; Elzabeh Moore, Secreary; Vrgna Brenn, Treasuurer; Elzabeh Knoll, Edor; Anne Cross, Hsoran. "Buy Tckes" Week Begns Ths comng week, rom Tuesday o Frday, wll be "Buy your season cke week." Members o he dramac club wll be a boh enrances o he dnng hall o sell rkes aer lunch. Sudens are urged o ake advanage o hs convenence and purchase her ckes early. The prces: -1,75 or regular ad-. msson and $2.50 or reserved seas. Buy your season cke hs week. Organzaon Plans Waned All suden organzaons are requesed o hand n schedules o acves (meengs, recepons, specal occasons, ec.) or he sesson o a he oce o Mss Wynne Robers n Barre Hall or a he oce o Mr. John E. Hocu, 112 Marshall Wyhe Buldng. Schedules mus be submed promply snce a calendar o evens s n preparaon and wll be complee whn a ew days. In he even o conlcng acves he organzaon makng he rs reques wll be graned permsson o schedule an acvy on a desred dae. NOTICE Ch Dela Ph, he naonal lerary raerny or women s holdng s all ryous. All applcans should subm a leas 3 orgnal manuscrps, ypewren, o as vared naure as possble. All manuscrps mus be brough or sen o Edh Harrs, 214, Jeerson Hall, by Monday, Ocober 9. The ryou s open o all women sudens.

2 PAGE TWO THE FLAT HAT Tuesday, Ocober 3,1930 Pcures Bron, Mary B.; 1:50 Brown Jane (Connued rom page one) Mallory; 1:55 Buchser, Vrgna; 11:00 Anderson, Marha V.; 2:00 Armsrong, Vrgna; 2:05 11:05 Averll, Margare S.; 11:10 Barker, Josephne E.; 2:10 Barnes, Bazle, Vrgna Lee; 11:15 Br-Marjoreche, Myra; 11:20 Blar, Marva L. 2:20 Buron, Sarah W.; 2:25 Bu, 2:15 Bourne, Marca; 11:25 Bouldn, Dora D.; 11:30 Ellen E. P.; 2:30 Bus, Helen; Boyd, Bey M.; 11:35 Bradley, 2:35 Cady, Phylls G.; 2:40 Campbell, Jance E.; 2:45 Carer, An Shrley S.; 11:40 Brand, Jane; 11:45 Caldwell, Mary L.; 11:50 nee J.; 2:50 Cavan, Emma C; Clawson, Barbara; 11:55 Colmus, 2:55 Chck, Dorohy B. Jean. 1:00 Anderson, Marha Selden: 1:05 Barclay, Mary M.; 1:10 Baron, Ruh; 1:15 Bgler, Margare R.; 1:20 Black, Sara M.; 1:25 Boawrgh, Nancy A.; 1:30 Bonyn- NATIONAL! BARBER SHOP (over Pasry Shop) Servce s Our Moo <N $-0-4-$-$->4-$~$-4-$-$->44~$-4-$ % FOR P R I N T I N G see he % VIRGINIA GAZETTE, Inc. $ Phone 192 Y Rear o Pos Oce jc E. L. DANLEY Waches, Jewelry Reparng Prnce George Sree Wllamsburg, Va. STANDARD PRICES $ $ $-&* $ -&$ '$ $ <HH> 0~v"0--O~O-^-*"4, "v' < 5- PURE OIL COMPANY PRODUCTS CANDY - TOBACCO DRINKS - PASTRIES STADIUM STATION SERVICE 7 A. M. o 11:30 P. M. *"*-4"4~*--4"v'"Y"y-*'-4 > -^-4"-0-*-4 v*^'j' v> ge, Emle J.; 1:35, Brenn, Vrgna L.; 1:40 Bron, Ky J.; 1:45 3:00 Berg-Johnson, Dors; 3:05 Black, Mary R.; 3:10 Buchan, Irene J.; 3:15 Campbell, Jane E; 3:20 Carer, Bey V.; 3:25 Chambers, Bey L.; 3:30 Chea C; 9:25 Lyle, Marjore L; 9:30 Mc Carhy, Harre; 9:35 McCarhy, ham,, Helen, L.; 3:30 Chsholm, Marha; 9:40 McCurr, Lucy; 9:45 Nancy W.; 3:40 Clarahan, Jean; McCormck, Camlla. 3:45 Claudon, Vrgna J.; 3:50 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6 Wood, Jane; 3:55 Coleman, Veverly A. 8:00 Mabry, Eleanor; 8:05 Maenel, Jane O.; 8:10 Mackerr, Flor Ruh EL; 9:05 FzHugh, Vrgna; 4:00 Brookeld, Mary R.; 4:05 9:10 Gay, Marha E.; 9:15 Grn, ence; 8:15 Markle, Vrgna L.; Dorohy V.; 9:20 Bull, Elzabeh L.; 4:10 Colps, Hagery, 8:20 May, Carln; 8:25 Melvn, Mary A.; 4:15 Cook, Carolne; Ellen; 9:25 Harden, Jane; 9:30 Helen I.; 8:30 Mercer, Jane; 8:35 4:20 Cook, Elzabeh J.; 4:25 Harrs, Edh; 9:35, Collmus, Jean Mller, Mary J.; 8:40 Mchell, Cooke, Wanda; 4:35 Copperdge, E.; 9:40 Harvey, Luclle A.; 9:45 Ann; 8:45 Moller, Mram; 8:50 Dorohy I.; 4:40 Coerman, Caherne; 4:45 Coubourne, Vrgna L.; ls A.; 9:55 Hll Mldred A. Hden, Mary N.; 9:50 Hle, Phyl 4:50 Cowan, Chrsne. Mallory, Mary B. Harre; 8:55 Moncure, 5:35 Cox, Jean B.; 5:40 Cox, Marha W.; 5:45 Crabree, Consance S.; 5:50 Cro, Maron E. 5:55 Crag, Laura E. 7:00 ;Craghead, Elzabeh E. 7:05 Crane, Susan; 7:10 Creghon, Bee M.; 7:15 Crs, Jean L.; 7:20 Cross, Anne P.; 7:25 Darby, Frances H.; 7:S0 Darragh, Mary M.; 7:35 Davs, Eleanor; 7:10 Davs, Elzabeh; 7:45 Dal, Daran L.; 7:50 Dckenson, Ella C; 7:55 Dobe, Lucy. 8:00 Doepke, Vrgna; 8:05 Doerschuk, Ruh R.; 8:10 Donald, Kaherne L.; 8:15 Dory, Lucy C; 8:20 Douglas, Elzabeh M.; Dreyer, Luce L.; 8:35 Duncan, 8:25 Douglas, Lllan A.; 8:30 Phone S14? The Mddlesex House Wllamsburg, Va. Breakas Served n Rooms 3^'0"$"$"^^^^~v»-r"^"v'"3"$"0"-$"r, >"y"$"^"y"r THE POOR PILGRIMS Thnk o he poor Plgrm, wh hs crude home, hewn rom he rough ores rees, and hs ll-ng hand-pegged shoes. And hs graude or he lle ha was...send your laundry home by convenen RAILWAY Thry dea, hs: I saves you boher, and cash oo, or you can express home "collec", you know. So phone our agen oday. He'll call or your weekly package, speed away by as express ran, and when reurns, delver your laundry o you all whou exra charge. Complee and handy, eh? Only RAEIWAY EPRESS gves hs servce, and 's he same wh your vacaon baggage. For eher or boh, jus pck up a phone and call A Cenury o Srv,.. 193S RAILWAY EPRESS AGENCY. IC. NATION-WIDE RAIL-AIR SERVICE Sue V.; 8:40 Dunn, Jane P. 8:45 Dunn, Madge N.; 8:50 Duryea, Frances M.; 8:55 Duval, Margare C. 9:00 Easlack, Mary M.; 9:05 Easmen, Adrenne; 9:10 Eaon, Margare A.; 9:15 Edge, Caherne E.; 9:20 Edgeron, Emly; 9:25 Ednger, Mary K.: 9:30 Edwards, Jean R.; 9:35 Edwards, Margare; 9:40 Edyvean, Hazel; 9:45 Ello, Grace. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5 8:00 Anderson, Barbara J.; 8:05 Ells, Rosa; 8:10 Ely, Louse H.; 8:15 Eppnger, Louse; 8:20 Farr, Jean W.; 8:25 Flavell, Grace A.; 8:30 Ford, Margare S.; 8:35 Francone, Florence; 8:40 Fulcher, Marha E.; 8:45 Funsen,Florence; 8:50 Gaejens, Clara L.; 8:55 Gammack, Dorohy; 9:00 Fnn, 10:00 Ely, Eleanor; 10:05 Ecrshank, Jean A.; 10:10 Evere, Margare L.; 10:15 Ewng, Emalee S.; 10:20 Feldwsch, Elzabeh L.; 10:25 Fgley, Margare; 10:30 Foser, Elzabeh E.; 10:35 French, Margare A.; 10:40 Gars, Geraldne G.; 10:45 Gordon, Geradne M.; 10:50 Gould, Vrgna R.; 10:55 Gross, Edh E. 11:00 Fulwder, Glen L.; 11:05 10:05 Mallory, Louse. 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3 Tuesday, Ocober 3,1939 THE PLAT HAT PAGE THE1M ans Hold Navy For 3 Perods The W. & M. vcory scored over Navy was no n he regme o ormer coach Boeoek, bu ha o ormer coach Kellson, C.IH..IUJI By FRANK EAFLO The ball was snapped rom cener abou 100 mes n he Nevy game las Saurday. Apprence To Show Veeran Squa I ever wo hngs were he same n appearance and ye so compleely oppose n qualy, hey ceranly were he 31-6 vceory whch Wllam and Mary scored over Gulord wo weeks ago and he 31-6 deea handed he Indans by he proud and no que so haughy sons o he Navy. On he one hand he wnners were he superor eam on he eld whou queson. They ran up ve ouchdowns by usng only h esmples ormaons, hey held he enemy o a negave gan rom scrmmage and hey allowed her goal lne o be crossed on one o hose kck-o run backs whch happen o a eam abou once every decade, Bu wha o he oher game? In summaon we mgh say ha he game a Annapols had suddenly been called abou hal way hrough he hrd quarer, he Indans would have walked o he eld wh a 6-6 e and he knowledge ha hey were he bes perormers o he aernoon. The salors alked o njured regulars, o lack o pracce, o a lo o hngs beore game me bu even hese were nsucen when, early n he rs quarer wh complee dsregard or he power o he Navy he Indans sared pushng a he Navy goal lne. The na Iscorng punch was lackng, however, and he Mddes seled down and began o show o agan. Aer hey had run o her rs sx pons he camera men over he op o he press box sopped akng.shos o every play and relaxed o wach he orhcomng Navy scores. COM! BACK FIGHTING Ther nonchalance was rudely shaken by he deermnaon wh whch he Indans connued o play and uerly overwhelmed when Brcheld broke no he open wh he saey man was sen cleanly o he ground, o allow he Indans o gan her rs sx pons agans Navy snce When he rs hal was nally over he sascs clearly showed who had been dong wha. In rs downs, n yards ganed rom rushng, n yards ganed rom passng, and even n dsance puns, he Indans were soldlly holdng down rs poson. The begnnng o he hrd quarer saw lle radcal change excep ha he ball now remaned compleely n Navy errory as he Voyles men dd no wa or he breaks bu made her own. The scrong punch was lackng, however, and he e remaned nac. SUPERIOR RESERVES *"" The Navy no o be oudone, however, kep sendng n new men and nally n he laer par o hs hrd perod hey began o" clck. The Indan lne began o open up and he Mddle backs raced hrough o run up a oal o 31 pons. There s one pon whch mus be sressed, however. I was no a case o he Navy urnng on her power. As a maer o ac every avalable rs srng man was n here he rs hal. They hrew everyhng hey had a he Indans and came up second bes. The men who dd he scorng were rookes who came no he game as resh men and ound ha aer 40 mnues o errc ghng, he Indans were nally geng red. Lackng capable reserves and manpower, he Indans jus couldn' las he enre game and when hey red was easy or he opposon o run hrough as hey pleased. The pon remans, however, ha n he rs hal, agans he real power o he Navy eam, he W. & M. eam dd beer han hold her own. We can only wonder he sae opposon wll have he reserves wh whch o wear down he eam and eke ou a vcory by vrue o man power alone? Everyhng whch we have sad has been commendable and we ceranly mean o be or hs Navy game was one o he bes played games by a Wllm aan Mary eam whch we have seen here n he course o our years. The maeral wh whch he eam has been moulded s neror o he ma-, eral o las year and as a resul we should lke o add our meager b o prase o wha has already been sad abou he eors o Coach "Voyles and hs sa. He has sad, agan and agan ha "W. & M. wll do beer han break even wh! her naural rvals." We eel sure ha he s rgh. NOT ALL PERFECT Ths s no nended o be all prase and show how he Indans have a wonderul record. The 31 pons whch he Navy scored Saurday ceranly speak or hemselves. The numerous umbles whch he boys made a crcal momens, are no boas; oo many o-sde penales are no help and he lack o a real scorng punch around he enemy weny yard lne s ceranly evden. The Navy game dd a lo. I showed he boys wha hey can do, whle ceranly should no cause hem o suer rom an aack o over-condence. A hs me one hng seems ceran, ha barrng any drasc physcal njures, he Wllam and Mary ooball eam wll mprove wh every game hey play hs season, and wheher wn or lose, hey'll be a poen hrea o any eam hey mee up wh n he comng season. Whle cauonng everyone no succumb o alse opmsm, we canno bu eel jus a lle b beer abou he whole hng han we have a any me durng hs pas season. MATOAKA PARK RIDING SCHOOL J Classes Daly 10:15, 2 O'clock and 3:30 r or normaon Call Barre Hall O. 208 or Sables 71 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR BEGINNERS hpbuld rs Always Gve Hard Fgh Are No To Be Taken Lghly Despe Poor Record So Far Ths Year The Wllam and Mary Indans, aer suerng her rs deea o he season a he hands o powerul Navy las Saurday, wll aemp o regan her wnnng orm, when hey ravel o Newpor News o ace he Apprence School ooball eam, Saurday. Alhough he Maroon and Gray were deeaed n her openng game by he Unversy o Rchmond, 37 o 0; and dropped her second cones n as many sars when Emory and Henry eked ou a 6 o 0 wn las Frday, he oucome o he game s unpredcable, as Coach Wllam H. "Yank" Coller has 17 leermen reurnng on a squad ha numbers 37 men, wh he Shpbulders, oerng possble back-eld hreas n Bll Brnn and Ln Bunng. Capan Charley Usey, a le end, and Bob Walon a le ackle are he eam's sandou lnemen. Coller, who s a graduae o Augusa Mlary Academy, Apprence School, and he Unversy o Rocheser, was named varsy menor las year, and s asssed n hs coachng responsbles by Joe Tlghman, who has been lne coach a he school snce 1935; asssan lne coach H. B. Wynne, guard a Apprence n , and Granvlle Gresham, ormer ousandng ahlee a Wllam and Mary. The suden manager s Wllam E Eken I s probable ha he Indans wll connue her ar aack whch was poen a mes n las week's Navy game, he cones develops no a close one, wh Harold Brcheld and Jmme Howard bearng he brun o he passng. The game s scheduled o sar a 2:30, a he Newpor News Hgh School sadum. Probable sarng lneups: Apprence School No Player Usey (Cap.) Walon E. Nelson Bayeld R. Nelson Bowman Baxer Bunng Brnn Compon Sepoe Poson L. E. L. T. L. G. C. H. G. R. T. R. E. Q. B. R.. H. B. L. Tenns Begns Women's Inra- Mural Season H. B. P. B. The season o Woman's Inramural spors began oday wh he sar o he enns ournamen. For hose o whom he sysem o women's nramurals s new, a bre explanaon should be made. Under he head o a 'suden leader hs year, Frances Paul, Gamma Ph and wh he help o aculy advsors Mss Luclle Lowry and Mss Vrgna Dx Serlng several spors are played beween eams ormng dormory and sorory leagues. Each o hese organzaons elecs a suden o serve as nramural j manager, and upon hese ndvduals alls he responsbly o orm- (Connued on page ve) THE NEW A. A. V<»y/e,s*CU. "Wake up old man, here s no more me o sleep around here." Low Scorng Feaures Week s Baskeball Play Favores Wn and Lose; Sgma Rho Swamped; S. A. E. Shows Power All he raerny baskeball eams were acve las week as he nra-mural season go under way. Sgma Alpha Epslon go o o a successul sar wh a 38-4 wn over Kappa Sgma. Sgma P deeaed las year's champ, Sgma Rho, 27-5, Ph Alpha ook he P K. A.'s n a hard ough cones, P Lambda Ph was deeaed by Lambda Ch Alpha Kappa Alpha and Thea Dela Ch engaged n he hghes scorng game o he week wh he K. A.'s comng ou a he op end o a decson. The Ph Kappa ITau-Kappa Sgma game was won by he Ph Tau's by a ore. The games played hus ar do no ndcae very much. Some o he lopsded scores mgh lead one o beleve ha a ew o he eams are ar superor o he res. The hockey, agan comes o he head ac ha hese were he rs o he class. She gahered que games n he ournamen mus be a repuaon or hersel playng on aken no consderaon. Some he All-Phladelpha Prep School o he boys are playng ogeher eam. Gladys Jones, Pa Lowry, or he rs me. Ohers have and Vrgna Dx Serlng, o he been playng ogeher or wo or Physcal Educaon Deparmen, hree years. A ew o he eams wll orm he nucleus o he eam. ook advanage o he week beore Oher members o he eam wll he ournamen sared and go n be Cleo Tweedy (manager o lacrosse), Trudy Green, Louse a lle pracce. Mos o he eams, however, aled o do hs Clark, Jean Jeerson, Mary Jane and he lack o pracce showed up Mller, Eleen Woods, and Peg Lebar. Mos o hese grls have had very planly n her playng. Mos o he boys were playng as ndvduals nsead o as a eam. A by Englsh coaches durng her he opporuny o beng coached er one or wo more games he say n camp. Wh hs n mnd eams should sar o uncon hey hope o make a good showng n her rs game. properly and some real hard coness wll be ough. " TENNIS UNDER WAY The only oher nramural spor now beng played s enns. Abou 100 boys, represenng all he raernes and dormores on campus had sgned up when he enres closed, las Frday evenng. The ournamen should be an neresng one o ollow. (Connued on page 8) New'Lacrosse Team To Have Tes vs* Balmore Ths Saurday wll be a bg even n he hsory o he W.A.A. A lacrosse eam s beng organzed by he women sudens. The nal game s o be wh he Balmore Lacrosse Club. Four alums rom he college who are members o ha club, Elzabeh Sparks, Do Beck, Else Houdah, and Nancy Horn, have arranged he mach. Up o hs me here has been no organzed lacrosse eam a Wllam and Mary. Ths pas summer a Hockey camp several o our grls ook courses n lacrosse. The eam ro he game on Saurday s beng organzed as a club eam. Bey Douglas, who sarred n The Wllam and Mary capan, Grace Wlle, has played Le-deense Wng on he All Amercan Team She s Second Vce Presden o Naonal La-; crosse Assocaon. Farax play-! ed All Amercan Reverse Cover- Pon Elzabeh Sparks Dow played All Amercan Reserve Second- (Connued on Page 6) Frosh Awa Fork Unon On Oc 6 Team Workng - Hard To Keep Undeeaed Record Inac or Year In an aemp o wn her second game n as many sars, he reshman ooball eam, under he gudance o Coach Dwgh Suessey, wll ace an mpressve Fork Unon Mlary Academy, squad n he Wllam and Mary sadum Frday aernoon. The cades have been undeeaed, bu once ed, n her hree games hs year, wh vcores over boh he Cy College o Balmore and he Hampden-Sydney reshmen. They earned a scoreless e wh he scrappy V. P. I. rosh, las Frday, and s expeced ha he Fork Unon grdders wll provde he Papooses wh her rs real es o he season. TIPTON HERE Erc "The Red" Tpon, all Amercan las year a Duke Unversy, and an ousandng kcker, assumed hs dues oday as reshman backeld coach, and s expeced o mprove he punng o Harvey Johnson, Johnny Korcyowsk, Jack Warner, Jack McAee, Lane Phllp's, and John Torma, who share he kckng assgnmens. Suessey saed, n a recen nervew, ha "he eam wll ener he game wh condence, alhough a close, hard ough bale s ancpaed." The reshmen are avored o wn despe njures o Harman, Baxer Gerald, Gene Kdd, Leonard Delaney, John Torma, and Jack Bell, all o whom are rs srng men on he sdelnes, bu s beleved ha all bu Harman and possbly Gerald wll see acon. The kck-o s scheduled or 2:30 o'clock. Tre In Fnal Quarer To Lose, 31-6 Brcheld Makes Frs Indan Score Agans The Mddes Snce '36 The Wllam and Mary ooball eam ran no a Navy desroyer Saurday aernoon and beore he aernoon's playng was over had done a lle orpedong o her own n a los cause as he Navy saled away on he long end o a 31-6 score. The hghlgh o he game was suppled by our own Harold Brcheld when he sprned 53 yards around le end or he longes run o he day. In addon Hollngsworh n he backeld and Whehouse n he lne were 'serlng perormers or he wearers o he green jerseys. The game opened up wh a as!; rs quarer n whch Wllam and Mary boys compleely ouplayed he Navy. However, he uure admrals by capalzng on he ew breaks hey go, were able o orge no he lead as Eowse scored on a 17 yard jaun. The second perod was almos compleely Wllam and Mary. The me was halway gone when Brcheld go o on hs hrllng run. Hs run would never had been possble had no been or he beauul down-eld blockng o Smpson. Ths was by ar he nces play o he game by reason o he ran sel and he block o "Blonde" Smpson. The hal ended whou any urher scorng, BOYS T[RE IN THIRD PERIOD Capan Dllard chose he wnd as he second hal opened. The Navy was able o use a second eam or he major par o he hrd perod and wear ou our boys a he same me. They agan made grea use o wha breaks came her way and scored once. The hrd perod ended wh he score Tha aal las quarer was all Navy. Ther ' resh backs ran wld as he hea o he day and he oughness o he acual play began o ell on he weary Indans. Three mes he Navy second srng backs scored. The game ended wh he score a Had lased longer he Navy reserves would probably have run up a larger score. Bu, even a ha hey knew ha Wllam and Mary was here all hrough he game. lhe work o Hollngsworh, Phllps, Smpson, and Brcheld n he backeld and Twddy, Whehouse, Tucker and Dllard s worhy o menon. The Indans are lookng ahead o her game wh he Apprence School nex week. The game ha s really on her collecve mnds, hough, s he game wh V. P. I. n Rchmond on Ocober 14. Hockey Play To Be Held Here On November 3&4 Approxmaely 12 Vrgna college and alumnae eams wll parcpae n he Sae hockey ournamen o be held November 3 and 4, on he Wllam and Mary hockey grounds, a whch me judges and coaches wll selec he All-Sae eam o ener he Souheasern. ournamen he ollowng week, (Coanaed on Paga Fve)

4 PAGE FOUE THE PLAT HAT Tuesday, Ocober 3,1939 MANAGING EDITORS NEWS' EDITOR EDIT07UAL BOARD SPORTS EDITOR THE PLAT HAT Pounded Ocober 11, 1911 "Sablas e Fdes" EDITOR BOB STAINTON Arhur Klenelder and Bey Knoll Dave Qunal Edh Harrs, Waler Bara, Harry Barr, Kormc Lapolla, John Sumner Frank Balo PHOTOGRAPHER., Jack Garre REPORTOR1AL STAFF Rober Marshall, Saunders Almond, Serlng Srange, Charles Scrpps, Ja.'-je Harvey, Trude Green, Trude Van Wyek, Wllard Bargwell, Carl Muecke. BUSINESS MANAGER MARRY GEBAU1R BUSINESS STAFF Ar Cosgrove, Tom Mougey, Ausn Robers, Jane Harden, Vrgna Smh, Foser Jennngs, Jack Hallowell, Suar Hurley, Wllam Howard, Eugene Ells, Sally Bell, Edna K;:nge, Jane Crag, Abe Lncoln, CIRCULATION MANAGER AL CHESTNUT Adv..rsng raes urnshed upon applcaon o he busness managemen. Subscrpon raes: $3.00 r'exclusve o sv.der.s). Enered as second class maer a he pos oce a Wllamsburg, Va. REPRESENTED FOR NATIONAL ADVERTISSNa B Naonal Adversng Servce, Inc. Colkge Publshers Represenave &2.0 MADSSOK AYS. New YORK, N., CHICAGO ' aosror.o> AHGEVES ' SAS Faascssso YES, A LAW SCHOOL T.c Fla Ha suspcons ha here are pleny c: sudens a he College o Wllam and "Mary who jus don' know wha goes on around he campus. Perhaps s because hev ae new here ha s excusable bu here are hose who sudy here year aer year who don' ake an neres n he really praseworhy movemens o he suden body. To ge down o cases, he Fla Ha s reerrng"o he heroc work o a small group e; law sudens las May. Tha everyone shouldn' know o hs s very dsressng. bu by he crera o such quesons as "Does Wllam and Mary have a law school?" ha seems o be he case. Tc reresh your memory, he Fla Ha wll presen a very bre summary o wha wen or. las sprng. Durng her exam perod le law sudens were suddenly normed :v he Board o Vsors o he College hs 'he W. & M. law school was a hng o he pas. Ths decson was reached on he srengh o such argumens as "unnecessary duplcaons whn he sae" and he lke". Ordnarly, he decsons o he Board are accened whou a murmur rom he sudens." bu happened ha hs group o law sudens were dsncly ou o he ordnary. They ough ou (wh he sold backng o"he res o he suden body) and convnced he Board ha her decson was denely ll-advsed. The resul was ha a specal meeng was held, he decson was overwhelmngly reversed, and he law school reurned plus wo new proessors and a large;- nancal gran or he beermen o he school. Ths group were workng or wha hey beleved oes or le school, and, aer a grea deal o bckerng, aaned her ams. I was a beauul pece o purely sponaneous suden acon and one o whch Wllam and Mary may be proud. The Fla Ha realzes ha hs s a round abou way o answerng he orgnal queson, bu also realzes ha o merely gve he armave "Yes, we have a law school", msses he pon. Those sudens and he college are duly proud o: he law 7 school and s ne record (bes bar exam record n he sae or he pas several years) and he Fla Ha woud lke o see more suden movemens evolve. I s he only way he undergraduae can dsplay he nave mele o Wllam and Mary o he oher colleges and ousders n general, and he Fla Ha lkes o assume ha we have our share. Furhemore, as hese dozen-odd law sudens wll esy, s darn good experence. h a ow s We Know ha here are more han hreen hundred young lades and genlemen n he pursu o knowledge, a hs he College o Wllam and Mary. The daly lves o hese hreen hundred s he su o whch he Fla Ha s made. In he reporng and nerpreaon o hs weekly campus le hese pages aemp o ogeher a newspaper represenave o all suden neress. I our eors do mee wh your approval we should lke very much o know abou. Ths s your college newspaper; deserves your suppor and reely nves your Member Assocaed Gole&ae Press Dsrbuor e G>IIe6ae Dges crcsm. The Fla Ha wshes o know wha he hreen hundred o he suden body hnk o her newspaper. Please consder hs our open house nvaon or all your crcsm, commens, and suggesons. Wha or example, are your deas on gossp columns? Do we need more or less o hs personal elemen? Would you consder a weekly caroon pernen o college evens worh he prnng? Does he Fla Ha gve you enough news? Should campus personales be more srongly eaured? These are only random houghs ha run hrough our mnd: surely among he hreen hundred o you here mus be many more. A welcome hen o one and all who has somehng sncere o say whch he or she consders o our mprovemen. Our.hanks o you all and may your answers be many. nqurng reporer The queson o he week s: Wha do you hnk o he Fla Ha's polcy o havng one ull page o eaures? ANSWERS: * & sc There s now a endency or sudens o read ha one page and nohng else. "Pee" Peerson, 'W. Js * % I s one page o whch I can always urn o and know I'll ge a ceran amoun o amusemen... lke he unnes. DeW Rchard Searles, Jr., '48.. x.,, (Edor's Noe Oh, hese unsophscaed Freshmen). ^ $ # I should lke o see a reurn o The Parro and he Soeal Column. I also hnk ha he Inqurng Reporer s excellen. Mary Ruh Black, '42 (Ed, Noe We hnk you're cue oo, Mary). $ ^ Sj( mmmmmmna.!! Dyck W. Vermlye, '43. * $ * sjs I ddn' read. Gladys Jones, '40 (Ed. Noe sk, sk, sk. * # s& $ I s a very ne dea bu wh he excepon o "Wha's Up" he wrng could be grealy mproved. Frank Damrosch, III, '40, (Ed, Noe I won' say a hng unl I see my lawyer.) * $ * $ Wha eaures? Mone "Boo" Meeks, '42. sj ;c s e -,, gc The dea s ne bu he whole page needs more pep, vm, and vgor. Vrgna Hughes, '42. * * * *. The eaure page s he mos neresng one n he paper. Glmer Fche, '42. $ * * * I s very good bu Hs Lordshp needs bgger ears. Ello Wallaeh, '42. (Ed. Noe All rgh, Ello, we'll ge you n he dr column nex week). campus lghs Who: Anne Cross, senor rom Suolk. Wha: Presden o W.S.C.G.A. (Vce Pres. and Treasurer n prevous years), Vce Pres. o Debae Councl, Varsy debae eam, Kappa Kappa Gamma sorory, Secreary o Dramac Club n '38, Wllam and Mary Players Club, Y.W.C.A. award or he ousandng reshman grl, and las, bu by no means leas, Deans Ls every markng perod. Ambon: Anne says ha she has pleny o ambon, bu n no parcular drecon a hs me beyond graduang n June. Mss Cross clams ha he less sad abou her he beer, bu n hs aude she perms her modesy o cloud he rue pcure. She s probably he campus symbol o congenaly and dscernmen and commands he respec and rendshp o all who know her. Ths World War number II presens exremely serous problems o our naonal wellbeng. Each ndvdual n he Uned Saes s aeced by he European caasrophe. All we need or proo o hs s o go back over he las war perod o EPER1IENCE BOOM Beore our enrance no he World War I, durng our egheen monhs o peace, he Amercan scene underwen volen change. Unemploymen rapdly dsappeared, or capal and labor lowed no war ndusres. U. S. armers sold her produce n larger quanes and a hgher prces han ever beore. War seel, copper, chemcals, ol all sold a boom prces. Everyone had he lluson o prospery, and war seemed o us neurals o be a wonderounan o gold. Uncle Sam had he mdas ouch. -^FLOATED BONDS To encourage and smulae hs boom, Presden Wlson, under pressure rom he Morgan Company and he du Fons, allowed bonds o be loaed n hs counry n ord on he : "Blue Orchds" has skyrockeed o a new hgh among he bes-sellers n records durng he las week and wo o he pressngs whch may be obaned are good one -s Glenn Mller's on Bluebrd, and he oher s Tommy Dorsey's oupu or Vcor. Whle Dorsey's s by ar he bes, manly because he Vcors have less surace nose n her recordngs, eher one wll prove pleasng. Fas ganng populary also > a number Sammy Kaye wound up a couple o weeks ago "Souh o he Border" a nea slow ox ro whch ells us abou wha happens "Down Mexco Way". I's done by Vcor on a dsk whch also conans "The Borger Schsch" he laer beng a mysery n many deparmens. Alex Templeon, pano maesro, gured ou how "And The Angels Sng" mgh sound a he Meropolan Opera House, and promply pu hs muscal carcaure n wax or Vcor. Coupled wh he Templeon dsk o "Sar Dus" 's a sandou, and a mus or everyone's urnable. Hal Kemp's Smoohes. Babs, Charle, and Lle -are back wh anoher "I's Funny o Everyone Bu Me", a vocadance.., on Bluebrd, "Cnderella" s ncely coupled wh "Moon Love" by Glenn Mller, also or Bluebrd... Tommy Dorsey has hs Clambake seven go hrough a lo o ell you "I's a Hundred To One," and 's pleny nce... Lonel Hampon s hoer" han a case o msseason hves wh "An' Cha Comn' Home" and "12h Sree Rag"... Are Shaw does a ne job on "Day In Day Ou"... and ha's our cue o say... Good Ngh. \J^ha $ s Up By Carl Muecke er ha he Uned Saes mgh'exend unlmed cred onss were sped upon, o he Alles. Amercan nvesors urnshed he money papers crczng Amerca's hounded and jaled. News o pay Amercan producers enrance no h e w a r or Amercan goods bough war were suppressed by he by he alles. Ths was done Governmen. An unocal ou o ear o wha mgh esponage orce o 200,000 were he supply o money o prvae czens was organzed by he deparmen o Jus he alles be cu o. To begn wh, England pcured hersel on he verge o run, and spoke o he possbly o Germany wnnng he war. Ths was oo much or an unneural Uned Saes who waned he Alles o wn. WHICH TO CHOOSE I was also realzed ha he low o creds was cu o, Amerca would suer a sharp declne n producon, and he war boom would end wh a resulan crash and panc. Raher han ace hs he war debs were pled up, whch have subsequenly never be~; repad. Thus we bough our alse prospery wh our own money, led ourselves by our own boosraps. Amercan economy became deeply nvolved n he oucome o he European war. Pressure was exered rom all sdes, by he Alles eager or our complee cooperaon and parcpaon n he war, and by he bankers and her lke, who waned an ncrease n he war pros and a proecon o hose already nvesed. I was apparen ha he Alles were deeaed, Amerca, because o governmen and prvae loans, had much o lose. The nex sep o ake was o course war. Vague pacs and solaons senmen was swly swep asde and he jngos paraded ou her brass bands and super-parosm. LESS DEMOCRACY Wh he openng o he war he suppresson o he democrac sysem began. The Presden became he dcaor or he duraon o he war. Wch huns began, as varous esponage and sedon acs were passed. Pacss, socalss, rade un ce o snoop on rends and neghbors. $ A YEAR MEN Under he conrol o he "Dollar-a-Year Paros" he Amercan economc sysem was organzed on a war bass. Ths group had been apponed by he Presden (and has s counerpar oday n a commsson recenly apponed by Pres. Roosevel) o urn our ndusres and arms no ecen producers o war maerals. They acceped wh a grea an-are o publcy, or hey were dong (Connued OR p>ag«ve) overheard by In spe o he ac ha our beer halves have been rushng agan hs pas week love le and all ha sor o ro had o ake a back sea. However ha lle old demon beer known as he love bug has been dong a b o rush* ng hmsel Namely, Peggy Wes sporng a Thea Del pn aer one dae wh Ferrde (he allsae runnng guard) Frey. Jus ask Mss Wes abou. "Kng" Mackey has been sayng away rom he grls dorms laely -could be ha le s recevng some more o hose leers wh hose lpsck ksses nsead o he usual n ha ever so beloved las paragraph. I s rumored ha Harrson Bryd s becomng socalzed and s comng orh wh an enrely new personaly or s ha he jus wans o pass he course. Seen a he Saurday ngh dance: Besy Lee Hooper wh her second dae or he evenng whch she go a en mnues o eleven. She was supposed o have shown up around 8:30; jus ask Ramsey abou ha he was wang paenly. Smoohe Ausn Lee beng smooh and no only wh hs dae. Cokes beng sold or en cens agan. I hough ha we were under a new regme. I mus be war proeerng. The ooball eam beng away we go more han wo seps wh our daes beore beng cu. Vrgna Brenn saves her road work or Saurday nghs va he pah around he png pong able or maybe 's o keep ou o he cluches o her Casnova. Dame Rumor s no que so saonery as Hs Lordshp and she ells us ha here are a ew o hose nasv hngs ' : 'l ; -^- : -S'"^" :^' called rangles on hs oar very own campus. Tsk, sk. "Lover" Douglas has wo o hose cue coeds eher on he srng or aer hm namely Jean Clarahan and Bg Carol Whe. Well ha's wha s o be bg and- cue a he same me. Speakng o rangles we hear ha Gervas Wallace, o cheer leadng ame, has wo men n her le, 'We wonder who or whch one she s cheerng or. Here s a rangle ha we mssed up on las week. Lovely, swee and demure Nancy Chsem suded n he lbrary las Sunday ngh whle Thomas (ckle) Srange eneraned one o hs summer school acquanances. Some man hs "Srange" guy. Heard on he College Corner "I really had hem worred or awhle" Sssy Con. "I you can' nd, IT s number 82 on your gude map." "Monkey" Jones. Sayngs o he Freshman grls aer wo weeks o rushng "Gee ha pnk lemonade knocked me or a loop." "Tha was some le pary ha he Kappas pu on" especally Carolyn La Moses n her sarong and Ronne "Dark Eyes" Ronnolds n her grass skr, "Thea House s very nce, bu I don' see any porch glders." "I he P Phs ge as many pledges hs year as hey dd las, he admnsraon wll have o make Brown Hall he new P Ph H,ouse." Speakng- o P Phs, we see ha Grace Flavell s queen o he Sunken Garden. She and Brock Seele seem o have all he new benches on campus szed up all ready. Bu s all good clean un; he benches wll be se n cemen by (Connued on page 6)... Wllam-and-Mary- Go-Roynd Wake up, wake up men, he grls are comng. Whou so much as a warnng hey have sruck n a surprse couner-aack and we nd ourselves n he poson o havng a coed dance beore an orhodox ormal one. Ts leaves many embryo Don Juans hgh and dry. As ollowng cusomary procedure, durng he rs ew weeks o he campagn our orces skrmshed on all rons bu wdely, no concenrang a any one pon. Because o hs surprsng urn o aars, we men, o be rank, are ndeed n a vulnerable poson. We have he loveles group o co-eds ever gahered on one campus. We ddn' realze unl hs year and now we nd ourselves bumpng no grls, no delberaely o course, and sayng "Oh I say" or somehng lke ha, "Clumsy o me wha?" We go ha ou o a movng pcure and bounced back he oher day when some grls sad n answer o our sereoyped phrase "Wha wha." Tha le us n a cold chll. Anyway we do hnk he coeds are beauul.

5 Tuesday, Ocober 3, 1939 THE FLAT HAT PAGE FIVE Hockey Play... (Connued rom page 3) A Mary Washngon College n Fredercksburg las year, he ournamen araced abou 200 persons. Groups rom Weshampon, Farax Hall, Randolph - Macon, Salem College, Swee Brar, Holms, Mary Washngon, Wllam and Mary, Madson, Rchmond and Norolk Dvsons o Wllam and Mary enered he coness. Alumnae eams rom Mary Washngon, Wllam and Mary, and a.group o mscellaneous players, called he "Eceera" eam, were presen a he gaherng. NO STATE TITLE AT STAKE As he purpose o he ournamen s enrely exhbonal, and placemen o players n he honorary eam, s he goal o each hockey eleven, here s no Sae le o be awarded. Two Wllam and Mary alumnae and hree sudens won-berhs on he All-Vrgna eam las year. Bey Douglas and Mary Jane Mller aaned Cener-orward and a-ullback posons on he rs eam. Elzabeh Burger, voed a mos ousandng woman ahlee n '33-'34 and now coachng a Farmvlle Hgh School, was All- Sae goale. Las year she oured Souh Amerca wh a Uned Saes exhbon eam. Alernaes or he All-Vrgna ceam ncluded Grace Flavell, nner, and Luclle Lowry, asssan proessor o physcal educaon, Bey Douglas alernaed on he Souheasern eam. Wha's Up... (Connued rom- page 4) her jobs or love o counry and or only one dollar a year. I was laer dscovered ha hese genlemen, who were n mos cases promnen busnessmen, were usng her posons o eaher her own ness. Supply concerns whch some o hem "conrolled" made exorban pros. In COLLINS CLEANING and DYEING CO. Promp Servce Phone 48 Wllamsburg, Vrgna me o naonal dsress hey had aken her pound o lesh DOES WAR PAY Wha hen dd we ge ou o he las war? Wounds and deah. The conemp o ormer alles. A repudaon o our debs. A huge bll o expenses. A alse boom, ollowed by a errble depresson. An economc dcaorshp, and curalmen o cvl lberes. Is Amerca gong o underake anoher crusade o save dcaorshps? Is our own economy and democracy so sound and pure, our sae o nances so mpregnable, he managemen o our aars so ecen and successul ha we mus ake up he role o showng oher counres how o manage her nernal economes? Senmen n hs counry s sll denely agans parcpaon n Europe's wars, bu Amerca once ound easy o cross he oeean, and dsances oday are much shorer. Tenns Begns... (Connued rom Page Three) ng eams, callng pracces, and havng her eams parcpae n he acual ournamens. Tenns, eld hockey, bowlng, swmmng hese are a ew o he acves on he nramural program. All grls excep varsy players are algble o compee. Las season's gures show ha 70.1 per cen o he women n hs college parcpaed, and we hope o beer even ha record hs year. NEW ORGANIZATION Each organzaon n he enns ournamen plays a mach, conssng o wo sngles and one doubles wh a possble hree pons o be ganed rom each mach. Each sorory and dormory shall supply s own scorers or all games. One player may no parcpae n boh sngles, bu he wo sngles players may combne o make he doubles. Las year's wnners, he Gamma Phs and Barre, wll be ryng o rean her crowns. The change n dae o he enns ournamen rom Aprl o Ocober was made o ake advanage o he good condon o players aer a summer o exercse, as well as he avalably o he cours, no needed a hs me by ^-v-j-^-j-o-^-^-^-o-j-*-^-?""?"*"^-?*"?"* - "?"^ Wllamsburg Coal Co. varsy players. Beer weaher COAL FUEL OIL? also nsures good cours. Play <r Concree and Buldng $ begns a 3: Supples T <\ Phone 127 Pledges... (Connued rom page one) Jean Eddershank, Sraord, Conn. Keene Elecrc Shop Amela Garca, For Wadsworh, Behnd Brown Hall N. Y.; Bey Harrs, Hghland Park, 111.;'AUnra Hcks, Granvlle, N. Y.; Bey Jones, Whea- LATEST PHONOGRAPH. on, 111.; Jean Klneeler, Norolk, RECORDINGS Va.; Hlda Lynn, Brghswaer, N. Y.; Alne Mms, Jackson Rado Repar Phone 140 Heghs, N. Y.; Emly Smh, Saraoga Sprngs, N. Y.; Jean Sgall, Rchmond; Ruh Wllams, New Rochelle, N. Y.; Mary York, WILLIAMS Provdence, R. I. Kappa Dels Myra Brche, Good Servce by Good Bar- Hopewell, Va.; Mram Boone, bers n a Good Shop. A Narona. Pa.; Marsha and Sally (Over Theare^ Bourne, Kennebunk, Mane; Mavs ^ ^ ^ -{ >><"5-<"><* -^- -^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ <^^4"$~^^<^ '> THE COLLEGE SHOP -> Our new supply o College Jewelry has jus arrved, Ths new sock ncludes Braceles, Compacs and Pns * or he Grls, and College Keys or he Boys. We also > have a new assormen o sued anmals. xm~e-5"»"m>-}"*-<"$"s" -> 0- TETBOOKS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, PENNANTS, STATIONERY, AND GIFTS Sodas, Sandwches, Regular Meals and a la Care Servce ± Bunch, Lynchburg, Va.; Evelyn Cannon, Hckory, Va.; Jane Enberg,. Behlehem, Pa.; Lbby Fsher, Bala-Cynwyd, Pa.; Jean Goodson, Porsmouh, Va.;;, Carolne Harley, Far Lawn, N. J.; Maran Jardn, Wellesley Hlls, N.. J.; Conne Korn, Woodbury, N. J.; Jean Maden,-Arlngon,- Va.; Evelyn Mller, Roselle, N. J.;; Madlyn Mns, Luray, Va.; Luclle Rockwell, Norolk, Va.; Marha Snow, Glenn Hlls, Pa.; Holly Rckes, Balmore, Md.; Do Souer, Wlmngon, Del. Gamma Ph Bea Frances Arenz, Shor Hlls, N. J.; Pamela Barham, Brodnax, Va.; Helen Black, Tarenum, Pa.; Baava Borum, Porsmouh, Va.; Norma Brown, Oyser Bay, Long Island, N. Y.; Helen Coleman, Arlngon, Va.; Margare Duval, Norolk, Va; Margare Eaon, Suolk, Va.; Marjore Sedderman, Shor Hls, N. J.; Mare Hellers, Jamaca, L. I., New York; Helen Holbrook, Phoebus, Va.; Jean MacNel, Rchmond; Geneveve Rle, Germanown, Pa.; Mary Schwab, Washngon, D. C; Bey Shenk, Harrsburg, Pa.; Kahleen Wurser, Wllamspor, Pa.; Sudanne Zhlman, Cumberland, Md. Kappa Alpha Thea Barbara Anderson, Dunkrk, N. Y.; Shrley Baker, Sana Anna, Cal.; Barbara Barnard, Albany, N. Y.; Beverly Coleman, Albany, Ga.; Edh DeBow, Bellrose,Long Islland, N. Y.; Dorohy Dodd, Roanoke, Va.; Dors Hayes, Arlngon, Va.; Mary Jane Bollngshead, Scarsdale, N. Y.; Audrey Kemp, Arlngon, Va.; Bey Krs, Woodbury, N. J.; Los Rea, For Wayne, Ind.; Jacquelne Rchards, Norhpor, N. Y.; Naale Smh, Carlsbad, N. M.; Margare Anne Thomas, Lochaven, Pa. P Bea Ph - Barbara Cooper, Kokomo, Ind.; Evelyn Cosby, Rchmond; Jacquelne Fowlkes, Rchmond; Barbara Feldwseh, Honolulu, Hawa; Nancy Gupll, Boson, Mass.; Mary Hammer, Amnon, Va.; Dorohy Kemp, Alexandra, Va.; Elzabeh Lyons, Knoxvlle, Tenn.; Leha Slager, Grand Rapds, Mch.; Jane Taylor, Worceser, Mass; Glenora Whan, Washngon, D. C. Ph Mu - Nancy Brenser, Lgoner, Pa.; Margare Baley, Alexandra, Va.; Jean Benham, Rocheser, N. Y.; Margare Rsben, Warrenon, Va.; Los Chamberlan, Shrewsbury, Mass.; Gerrude Croxon, Wllamsburg; Consance Leon, New Eoehelle, N. Y. Pcures.., (Connued rom page 2) 8:20 Harley, Clyde R.; 8:25 Had dock, Reyburn P.; 8:30 Grogan, Clarence J.; 8:35 Groeurn, Rchard E.; 8:40 Grn, Rober T.; 8:45 Grn, Alber E.; 8:50 Gray, James S.; 8:55 Graves, George W.; 9:00 Gouldman, Harold; 9:05 Goshall, George H.; 9:10 Goodman, Meyer; 9:15 Goodlow, Edmund R.; 9:20 Goodlow, Wllam; 9:25 Gondak, Charles, R.; 9:30 Goldsmh, Lawrence; 9:35 Godrey, Coulbourne H.; 9:40 Glck, Harry M.; 9:45 Glsdor, Alber P TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10 8:00 Murphy, Wllam R.; 8:05 Parker, Vncen L.; 8:10 Parry, Ells R.; 8:15 Parry, Wllam S.; 8:20 Payner, Thomas G.; 8:25 Pos, Paul; 8:30 Qu's, Edde H.; 8:35 Qumeyer, Charles L.; 8:40 Quyn, Russell H.; 8:45 Radolnskl Zgmund; 8:50 R'alo, Frank; 8:55 Ramsey, Clyde. 9:00 Wllams, Henry C; 9:05 Peerson, Torsen; 9:10 Phllps,, - Tax Sghseeng WADE'S v Jajmesown Tours - Yorkown Phone 33 "V" * r «> * 4- Ocal College and Class Rngs ' A' kjjljljjl JU*.J,l»V* Al *- CHURCH NOTICES THE WILLIAMSBURG METHODIST CHURCH "A he College Enrance" Thomas J. Hawkns. Mnser SUNDAY SERVICE Church School, ' 9:45 A. M. Mornng Worshp 11:00 A. M. Wesley Foundaon, 7:00 P. M. Evenng Worshp 8:00 P. M. Alvn L.; 9:15 Pulley, Frankln P. 9:20 Purll, John; 9:25 Red, Donald P.; 9:30 Revell, Evere C; 9:35 Bobbns, Douglas R.; 9:40 Sousland, Charles E.; 9:45 Srange, Thomas E.; 9:50 Swebey, Edward R.; 9:55 Tepper, Rober; 10:00 Walker, Frank J.; 10:05 Glmore, Wllam F.; 10:10 Glmore; Ruper L.; 10:15 Paskus, Garrson; 10:20 Pl, Wllam E.; 10:25 Polombo, Henry E.; 10:30 Pope, Donald S.; 10:35 Rasmussen, Berel R.; 10:40 Rawl, Rober C; 10:45 Reed, Benjamn S.; 10:50 Rves, Lous H.; 10:55 Robbns, Samuel B.; 11:00 Popkn, Sdney; 11:05 Qunlan, Davd F.; 11:10 Ramsome, Coleman B.; 11:15 Rnkln, John G.; 11:20 Robers, Ausn L.; 11:25 Robers, Charles E.; 11:30 Sone, Peer J.; 11:35 Srange, Serlng T.; 11:40 Sumner, Huber D.; 11:45 Sumner, John N.; 11:50 Swanson, Arhur V.; 11:55 Tabb, Lnwood B. 1:00 Pee, Lawrence A.; 1:05 Presbrey, Clark; 1:10 S. John, Wllam; 1:15 Suber, Clarence H.; 1:20 Sullvan, Charles M.; 1:25 Tae, John V.; 1:30 Talley, James C; 1:35 Taylor, Ralph A.; 1:40 Taylor, Rober Allson, Jr.; 1:45 Thomas, Frank P.; 1:50 Thompson, Sanley A.; 1:55 Thrasher, Rober H. 2:00 Tlden, Rober; 2:05 Tower/ Harold E.; 2:10 Troer, McKe M.; 2:15 Trower, Benjamn; 2:20 Tucker, Rudolph E.; 2:25 Twddy, Clarence A.; 2:30 Vnng, Rober B.; 2:35 Facor, Irvng D.; 2:40 Farhng,'George; 2:'45 Feaser, Oron O.;. 2:55- Ferrs, Abraham; 3:00 Rasch, Vcor J.; 3:05 Tucker, Rober A.; 3:10 Upshur, Oo M.; 3:15 Eure, Sedman; 3:20 Farsh, George; 3:25 Feaser, John P.; 3:30 Fnklesone, Douglas; 3:35 Fsher, Wllam; 3:40 Fsher, Edgar; 3:45 Blowers, Rober; 3:50 Fche, Gldner; 3:55 Forbes,, Alan Conrad; 4:00 Turvlle, Wllam; 4:05 Ells, Eugene W.; 4:10 Fnk, John; 4:15 Forer, Davd; 4:25 Foser, Hansord D.; 4:30 Foser, Merr W.; 4:36 Fowler, Vance; 4:40 Pox, Abner; 4:50 Francs, Phlp S.; 4:55 Fraser, Alexander. 5:35 Frey, Charles F.J 5:45 Funsen, Norman B.; 5:50 Gage, Frederck A.; 5:56 Gall, Rchard. 7:00 Foley, Benjamn F.; 7:05 Garre, John; 7:10 Garwood, W. H.; 7:lo.(Jask, Wllam J.; 7:20 Gebauer, Harry; 7:25 Geddes, John A.; 7:30 Geyer, Leonard; 7:35 Grannn, Jack; 7:40 Gldner, Charles; 7:45 Cosgrove, Arhur; 7:50 Cox, Russell M. 8:00 Crane, Thomas F.; 8:05 Creekman, James; 8:10 Curs, Hunngon; 8:15 Curyk, Alexander; 8:20 Cuseo, Frank N.; 8:25 Banroseh, Parck; 8:30 Darden, Edgar B.; 8:40 Davs, Davd; 8:45 Davs, Henry; 8:50 Davs, Maxey; 8:55 Davs, Rchard. 9:00 Davs, Russell; 9:05 Davs, Thomas C; 9:10 Davs, Wllam; 9:15 De Haven, Phlp L.; 9:20 Dela Torre, Thomas; 9:25 Denns, Seve A.; 9:30 Damond, El C; 9:35 Dll, Hugh; 9:40 Dll, James N.; 9:45 Dllard, John. E. Order now or Chrsmas *, HARRY GEBAUEE, 208 Monroe Hal, or EPPS JONES n Dnng Hal >^"«-^4^»$-0-*r$-0"a"H - * > $^«««-^^ ' -0-^$-*«^*4-&-*-O->->^4~^<!-^^*-*^^^ 9- BRUTON PARISH CHURCH "The Suden's Church Snce 1693* Rev. Francs H. Craghll, Recor Mr. Alred Alley, Suden Ass' Holy Communon 8:00 A. M. Church School 9:30 ; A. M. Mornng Servce 11:00 A. M. Sudens mee normally a ea n he Parsh House Sunday aernoon rom 4:30 o 5:45. All Welcome. REVIEW AL. GAPETTE (Connued rom page one) dowed schools wh Sae conrolled schools* Mr. Geddy's vews were srongly n avor o he prvaely endowed schools whose endowmens were ound o oal more han nne mes he aggregae endowmens o sae schools. Prvae schools enjoyed greaer reedom n selecon o sudens and pahs o expanson. Mr. Geddy closed he oraon wh he queson, "Whch shall be our roue, sae endowmen and conrol or prvae endowmen and ndependence?" Many o he reprned edorals expressed he hough ha endowmens were easly aanable or Wllam and Mary, alhough no such saemen was made by Mr. Geddy. Dr. Rchard L. Mdron summarzes he ncepon and rse o hso'ry courses a Wllam and Mary n he ourh o a seres o arcles eaured by he Gazee, concerned wh varous deparmens o he college. LOST! n room 210, Marshall- Wyhe, on Frday a 1:00 P. M. n Hsory quz class, a large blue purse. Wll he nder please reurn o he Barre Hall oce. THE % PASTRY SHOP? Near A&P -4- ALL HOME BAKED % Delcous Cookes and Pas- $ Y res. Open all Day on > Sunday. PHONE 248 % ~4-4-4~4-4~ "4-4>-4~4-4-4-$-> ROSE'S 5c and 10c Sore C. & C. SHOE SHOP HOSPITAL "The Shop o Beer Qualy Y and Servce" v ^ 214 N. Boundary Sree % % Oppose Wes End Marke I A. B. DADDS, Prop. % FERGUSON PRINT SHOP More han a quarer cenury o sasacory servce o our Wllamsburg parons. PHONE 111 ( 8 $ Ho and Cold waer and el- % ecrc ans n rooms, ree % T garages, runnng ce waer, Y reasonable raes. BOZARTH'S j> Rooms or Tourss $ Prvae Bahs? 417 Rchmond Road Oppose Sadum Mrs. Frank D. Bozarh Y ' Hosess I Phone 386 % Wllamsburg, Va. v 4- WILLIAMSBURG INN THE LODGE ECELLENT FOR LUNCHEON AND DINNER PARTIES College "specals" welcomed DIVISION OF TAVERNS AND ORDINARIES Wllamsburg Resoraon, Inc. v TO THE STUDENT BODY -- NOTICE Your parens deserve he bes when hey come o vs you. We have a THE SELBY TOURIST HOME; 5 corner roams wh 5 prvae led bahrooms wh shower. Prces are posed. Moderae, que, resrced; your nspecon welcome. Locaed one block o Rchmond Road behnd Thea Dela Ch raerny. Phone 375-J. MRS. VICTOR ITURRALDE, Hosess Capol Resauran AIR CONDITIONED The larges and bes place o ea n he Colonal Cy. We serve Breakass, Dnners, and Suppers. Also a la Care rom 6 A. M. o 12 P. M. We wan you o make our place your home; have all your meals wh us. Specal Raes o Sudens Your Paronage Apprecaed Goodpar Company % (Incorporaed) WHOLESALE FOOD SUPPLIES 3406 Hunngon Ave.!! NEWPORT NEWS, VA.? 4 BARCLAY & SONS JEWELER'S Cered Gemologss % 2912 Washngon Ave. Newpor News, Va. x 4> % % THE IRON BOUND INN RESTAURANT % % LUNCHES, DINNERS, SANDWICHES, DRINKS o SPAGHETTI DINNERS OUR SPECIALTY o Telephone 768 Open 8 A. M. o 1 A. M.. o _ GEORGE CALLAS, Propreor Mllons o women can now 'look o ha magcal-phrase "Guaraneed as Adversed n GoS Housekeepng" when Townwears, exra assurance o qualy. To be^sure, we nvesgaed Town-,wears horoughly beore hand. Saw ha hey were made n one o he naon's nes mlls. and saw Townwear crasmanshp and her exclusve Flmed Slk process knng, we beleve, he bes values, beauy and wear consdered, ha you can nd. Noe how Townwear akes ordnary slk (Illusraon 1) and removes he cloudy and run-nvng uzz. The resul? New lovelness and a he same me more wear (as seen n Illusraon 2). Be careree abou your legs wh Flmed Slk Townwears. Try hem jus once he nex me you need sockngs. We've jus he colors or you. 79«and $1.20 GASEY'S, Inc. Wllamsburg, Vrgna I

6 PAGE SI THE FLAT HAT Tuesday, Ocober 3, 1939 ^^^^^ ^^^^\ ^^^^^ ^-V^^^S^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^?^^^^^^^^,^^^^^^^^^^^?^J^^^^,^^v^^^^^^^1^^?^^^^^^^^**^^^^^^^^^ J^v-^V^^^I^^^s?^ ^^ «a FLICKER & j ^ FLASHES By PHIL LICKEK O'. "Wednesday he race-rack ever wll nvade our Colonal amosphere as Joe Penner reurns o he lckes n DAY THE BOOKIES WKPT. For once- Joe has been gven a pcure ha has he rare combnaon o laugh-provokng suaons, plus as and snappy dalogue. Te sory s abou a cab drver who s nus abou pgeons, bu who wnds up wh a nag ha doeson alcoholcs. I was aken rom "Coller's'' mag and seenaroed or he shadow boxes by Ber Grane, one o Hollywood's beer gangsers. On he same program s a comedy eaurng Maxe Eosenbloom, he ex-pug, and Johnny "Sca" Davs. The le s "Slapse Maxe.".. > -». " \ - ' *. One o he grea specacle scenes o "The Bans Came", romanc sory o Inda rom he novel o Lous Bromeld Sarrng Tyrone Power and Myrna Loy, "The Rans Came" wll play hree days a he Wllamsburg Theare, nex Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. 3 Lusy and saly saga o he men who wen down o he sea n he splner lee THUNDER AFLOAT quales easly as a nrze package o oplgh acon eneranmen, Wallace Beery, who heads a hghly capable cas, was never beer, ndng hmsel n a rough-andready, humor-sprnkled role jus he su o whch he s sued. Cheser Morrs, Vrgna Grey, and Douglas Dumbrlle gve hm nce suppor n Mero-Goldwyn-Mayer's excng sea drama. On he shor program s Pee Smh's FOOT BALL THRILLS OF 1938 hs annual revew o las year's bg momens.on he grdron. I s en mnues o ooball dyname. Don' mss! The rs real move 'bgge,' o hs season plays hree days nex week, namely THE RAINS CAME sarrng.tyrone Power, Myrna Loy, and George Bren,.. showng Monday hrough Wednesday. Ths s hgh-powered eneranmen he lm verson o Lous Bromeld's wdely dscussed besseller. A ber-swee love sory or he romanc; brle dalogue and nnuendo or sophscaes; breah - akng earhquake and loods or he specacle ans; and he nspred alens o a sar-sudded cas should make THE RAINS CAME an even or all ypes and persons. Darryl Zanuck has poured ou Ms exravagan soul n one o he mos lavsh lms o ever ge beore he cameras, and Clarence Brown has gven maserul drecon. Rgh now hs pcure s busy breakng records rom coas o coas. Wllamsburg should be no excepon. GET-READY-FOR DEPART MENT: The reurn o Glber and Sullvan's THE MIKADO n echncolor. Durng he summer hs was a bg h a he local lmery and or he specal bene o he 'sudens a Wllam and Mary s beng quckly reurned. The lm verson, wh Kenny Baker sngng Nank-Poo, and he D'Oyly Care Company plus lovely Jean Coln as Yum-Yum, s really swell! I you mssed hs summer make a dae or THE MIKADO. New Lacrosse... (Connued rom page 3) home She s Presden o our Assocaon. The game s scheduled or 3:30 Saurday, on he eld oppose Chandler. Wllam and Mary lneup: Le Aack Wng Gerrude Andrews. Rgh Aack Wng Ruh Znkhan. Frs Home Josephne Fske. Second Home Jeanee Mller. Thrd Home Elzabeh Sparks Dow. Cener Alvera Holland. Thrd Man Else Hudak. Cover Pon Farax Brooke. Pon Wanda Davd. Le Deense Wng Grace Wlle. Rgh Deense Wng Dorohy Beck. Goal Sylveln Thomas. Subsues Nancy Horn, Anna Granosky, Margare Brggs. Low Scorng.,. (Connued rom page hree) The baskeball schedule or he comng week s as ollows: Wednesday, Oc. 4 Ph Kappa Taus vs. Sgma P. Kappa Sgma vs. P Kappa Alpha. Thursday, Oc. B Sgma Alpha Epslon vs. Hhea Dela Ch. Sgma Rho vs. Kappa Alpha. Frday, Oc. 6 Ph Alpha vs. P -Lambda Ph. Ph Kappa Tau ve. P -Kappa Alpha. Monday, Oc. 9 Sgma P v-. Lambda Ch Alpha. Kappa Sgn'a vs. Thea Dela Ch. Tuesday, Oc. 10 Sgma Alpha Epslon vs. P Lambda Ph. Sgma Rho vs. Ph Alpha. Hs Lordshp... (Connued rom page our) nex week. Pay Nxon apparenly does hngs n pars wo horses arrved las week an Saurday ngh she manage d wo daes could she by an., chance be akng hem or a rde? Cues couple or he week could be Al Fraser and Mckey Fnn. WANTED Three cue daes or he "COEDS" who are,good dancers and don' drnk. Is here such a hng? A ew lae lashes (oo lae o classy) Jane Brand slpped Dck O'Mara he eel. Lle Bobby Taylor has orsaken he sprs o bea he pads. Frank Yeager and Jeanee Anderson would lke o ormally announce her. pnnng. As you have guessed by now he heme or hs column has been Dg, Dg, Dg, Well Alrgh! There wll be a meeng o all he old members o he Back-drop club a 7:00 P. M. Wednesday ngh n Ph Bea Kappa Hall There wll be a meeng o he Spansh Club nex Monday ngh a 7:30 P. M. n Barre Hall Parlors. I wll be a reorganzaon meeng and all old members are asked o be presen.. RD WARING and hs amous Glee Club rehearsng Ms orgnal Fooball Song or nroducon on "Chesereld Pleasure Tme" over he Coas-o-Coas N. B. C. Nework. *-<?<^A<,v4 ; ^<K»<K-^^^«>^^^"M>-*"$--«5-< 1 : ^ &*y'$-**'- FINE MEATS GROCERIES VEGETABLES Specal.Aenon o Fraernes an! Sorores <^^<rr<?<r*>^<~>^^">4^<^4^<$^'^ '<r <' <r «<» < $ A redblooded, grppng, and orgnal sory o ol res, chan gangs and he men who gh hem, s BLACKMAIL, he Thuursday aracon. Edward G, Robnson has n hs a role whch s lke he proverbal glove, and he resul s eneranmen o he hghes order. I can guaranee ha here s NEVEK a dull momen n BLACKMAIL, The producon s convncng and expensvely mouned; he supporng cas, especally Gene Lockhar and Bobs Wason (Kd sar o "On Borrowed Tme"), s more han sasacory. A color caroon "Soux -Me" s also ops. As mely as oday's headlnes s ESPIONAGE AGENT, playng Frday and eaurng a good cas Joel McCrea, Jerey Lynn, Brenda Marshall, George Bancro and an ace drecor, Lloyd Bacon. Ths s no only a sory o war and secre agens a work, bu also gves an nsgh no he operaon o he Uned Saes Foregn Servce Deparmen, whch proecs hs counry agans esponage. "Swng Syles", a muscal shor, eaures he Prazee Ssers. FRED ASTAIRI has he rgh combnaon o grea acng and dancng o gve you more pleasure < ' : TT TUT TIT ' A' TT TI~*I' TI7' ' m Irulcm l ln JIL WEDNESDAY, Shows OCTOBER a 4,7««J9'.: 4... Sa COMEDY a E,#,7, OF & ERROES 9'. ± JOE PENNER BETTY GRABLE TOM KENNEDY DAY THE BOOKIES WEPT Added: News.. "Ash Can Flee".. "Slapse Maxe" $ THURSDAY, OCTOBER wh 5 Maxe Rosenbloom... TENSE MELODRAMA EDWARD G. ROBINSON, GENE LOCKHART; BOBS WATSON BLACKMAIL Added: News.. Lowell Thomas Specaly.. Color Caroon "Soux Me." FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6... U. S. FOREIGN SERVICE JOEL McCREA, BRENDA MARSHALL, JEFFREY LYNN <. ESPIONAGE AGENT Added: News.. Our Gang Comedy "Swng Syles" ho musc SATURDAY, OCTOBER".?. '.,. SUB CHASERS WALLACE BEERY CHESTER MORRIS VIRGINIA GREY - I _>.. THUNDER AFLOAT % Added: Pee Smh's "FOOTBALL THRILLS OF 1938" MON.-TUES.-WT3D., OCT HELD 3 DAYS % MYRNA LOY, TYRONE. POWER, GEORGE BRENT * THE RAINS CAME 0- Brenda Joyce, Ngel Brace, Joseph Schldkrau, Henry Travers %. Beer Lgh or Beer Sgh SEEING IS BELIEVING To vsualze SEEING, we hnk o eyes o see wh, a ask o perorm and sucen lgh wh whch o see. Naure gave us our eyes as hey are; our work s usually se ou or us by someone else or by crcumsances; bu we can conrol he quany and qualy o our lgh. Sudens parcularly requre good lgh or her work. Try more and beer lgh! Vrgna Elecrc and Power Co. I ^ THEY HAVE THE &3$ FOR MORE PLEASURE ^hesereld blends he Rgh Combnaon o he nes Amercan and Turksh obaccos o gve you a mlder, beer-asng smoke wh. a more pleasng aroma... nd when you ry hem you'll nd ha hese are he quales Chesereld has above all ohers n gvng you More Smokng Pleasure. THEY SATISFY, eserhe Co»3gJ» 1939, aetr & MYMS TOBACCO CO,