in iite secretary; T. J. Stubbs, Jr., corresponding secretary; Robert G. Robb, treasurer; and Richard L. Morton, historian.

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1 Woodbridge Named Jurisprudence Dean T# Be Acing Head During - Cox's Leave Appoinmen of Professor Dudley W Woodbridge as acing- dean of he Deparmen of Jurisprudence has "been announced by Presiden Pomfre effecive November 13 he dae of Dean Cox's deparure on leave of absence for service as a capain in he Unied Saes Army Dean Woodbridge who holds he degrees of AB and JD from he Universiy of Illinois where he was a suden edior of he Illinois Law Review became a member of he William *md Mary faculy in 1927 Appoined assisan professor in ha year he rose rapidly being- made associae professor in 1928 and professor of jurisprudence in 19B2 A member of he Virginia Sae Bar Associaion he American Bar Associaion he Order of Coif he American Associaion of Universiy Professors and ODK he- is well known as one of he ables eachers of law in he Unied Saes He served in France in he AEF in In addiion o performing his duuies in he Deparmen of Jurisprudence Dr Woodbridge will coninue as miliary adviser and chairman of he Miliary Service Advisory Commiee and as chairman of he Subcommiee on Placemen of he Commiee on Suden Personnel The appoinmen of an acing professor who will each Dean Cox's classes during he laer's absence will be announced in he near fuure by Dr James W Miller Dean of he Faculy Commiee Begins On Fra Problem Elecing A1 Suar (Phi Kappa Tau) chairman he commiee o invesigae he fraerniy-sororiy problem me for he firs ime las Tuesday nigh Appoined in he Assembly meeing during he preceding week he commiee had been insruced o name is own chairman A he same meeing las Tuesday Barbara Bevan (non-sororiy) was eleced secreary The commiee plans o mee in he near fuure wih Presiden Pomfre The oher members of he eighman commiee are Bill Heffner (Kappa Alpha) Hugh Harnsberg- Dr Dudley W Woodbridge Xinas Vacaion Exended For Upper Classmen The Chrismas vacaion for Freshmen*' will no be changed As announced in he caalogue i will begin on Saurday' December 19 a noon and end on Monday morning January 4 a 11 o'clock For all sudens oher han Freshmen he vacaion will be exended I will begin on Thursday afernoon December 17 afer classes and end on Wednesday morning January 6 a 8 o'clock This change which will spread he deparure and reurn < f sudens over a few days has been made on accoun of he heavy pressure upon ransporaion anicipaed during he holiday season and a he reques of he railroad companies These exra days of vacaion for sudens oher han freshmen are lo he reaed as a "reading period" Members of he faculy will make assignmens appropriae o a halfweek reading period o be prepared by hese sudens during he exended vacaion James Wilkinson Miller Dean of he Faculy 'For he purpose of his saemen he word "Freshmen" is defined as meaning sudens who have no aended ary college prior o Sepember 1942 ^TTpi* COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY VOL XXXII NO 8 WILLIAMSBURG VIRGINIA NOVEMBER in iie MORI WORK The Alumni Office desires he assisance of sudens in preparing magazines for mailing The remuneraion is o be a he same rae paid by he NYA - If ineresed please call a he Brafferon Kichen wih a schedule of hours free for such work NOTICE TO STUDENTS Some sudens ransferred heir sudens ickes which were obained for he VMI game in Norfolk o ohers The suden books are nonransferable and ickes obained wih hem for a reduced price are also nonransferable Tickes o sudens- for he Richmond game may be obained a he Ahleic Associaion office in Blow Gymnasium for SI20 by uresening your coupon book These ickes will be -amped "Suden Ticke" and anyone presening hese ickes a he gae of he Richmond Sadium oher han he one o whom i was originally issued will be apprehended and he suden ransferring same will be repored o he Honor Council Kach suden presening one of hese ickes a he Sadium gale will be REQUIRED o show his Ahleic Coupon Book Wayne F Gibbs Ticke Manager Smih Eleced Fresh Prexy Las Friday In he secrecy of he lobby of Phi Bee a minoriy of he voing populaion eleced las Friday he men and women who hey hough mos suied o seering hem hrough he remainder of he year According 1 o he heads of he Commiee for he Conduc of Elecions which was in charge of he couning of ballos he freshman class urned ou as a body o voe bu he sophomores and juniors were a mere handful no Ria Warsawska Soprano To Presen Concer Wih Kryl Symphony Monday Ria Warsawska brillian youngcoloraura soprano will appear in Phi Bea Kappa Hall wih he famous Kryl Symphony Orchesra on November 23 a 8 o'clock Miss Warsawska proege of he famous Dina Rosa Balsa has appeared in opera concer and radio boh in his counry and abroad She gave up a promising career as a concer pianis when sill a child o pursue her vocal career She is also an accomplished composer and linguis speaking French and Ialian fluenly and having "a knowledge of Spanish German and Russian Miss Warsawska made her operaic debu wih he Chicago Opera Company in Rossini's Barber of Seville and aferward appeared in Europe in Lucia di Lamermoor and Rigoleo Among oher places she has appeared in concers a he Civic and Goodman Theares of Chicago and a Chicago's famous Gran Park The Kryl Symphony Orchesra led by he famous viruoso and conducor Bohumir Kryl is now enering is hiry-sixh consecuive season During his ime i has presened over concers and has made repeaed engage- MISS BITA WABSAWSKA Alpha Chaper Elecs Nine Mew Members To Phi Bee Three Years' Grades Deermine Selecion New members-elec of Phi Bea Kappa announced las week by he Alpha Chaper of Virginia are Virginia Mae Bunce Huningon L I New York; Bradford Dunham Asheville Norh Carolina; Hugh Francis Harnsberger Brunswick Georgia; Charles Webser Massey Newpor News Virginia; Doris Francis Miller Ridgewood New Jersey; Carey Pee Modlin Jr Norfolk Virginia; Mary Eloise Shick Houson Tex- ««- Joseph SsrsWiY isyajiffuw Jamaica Plain Massachuses and Caroline Wiley Norfolk Virginia These nine members have been chosen on he basis of heir scholasic record for heir firs hree years Founded a he College of William and Mary on December Phi Bea' Kappa was he firs Greek leer fraerniy in he Unied Saes Alpha of Virginia elecs o membership from he qualified members of he senior class from he alumni of he College who have been ou of College :or en years and who have a- ained disincion in heir profesrions and from hose oher han ihose graduaed from William and aary who are disinguished in 'eers science educaion or in ::ome oher learned Drofession The officers for are as 'ollows: James N Hillman presden; Grace W Landrum»-kvxresiden; Donald W Davis recording secreary; T J Subbs Jr corresponding secreary; Rober G Robb reasurer; and Richard L Moron hisorian Co-op Passes Bill Giving Auhoriy Over Publicaions A he las meeing of he General Cooperaive Commiee held las Thursday and presided over by Dean Miller in he absence of Dr Pomfre wo recommendaions of he Assembly were acceped and anoher one reurned o I for clarificaion The recommendaion presened by Scoy Cunningham which he Commiee passed by unanimous voe was one o he effec ha he Publicaions Commiee be given he auhoriy o se up rules and regulaions concerning he prining of he hree publicaions Wih he auhoriy o enforce such rules by a moneary fine Previously he Commiee had had only he power o dismiss an edior for remissness in fulfilling his duies [When is a Junior No a Junior? Rejeced by he Commiee was he recommendaion iniiaed by he Publicaions Commiee and passed by he Assembly ha here he no less han four nor more han six Junior Ediors of any publicaion The Commiee rejeced he recommendaion on he ground ha he erm Junior Edior was no clear ha a quesion migh arise in he fuure over he wording as o wheher he erm Junior mean junior in he sense of class sanding or in he sense ha a Junior Edior was a subordinae o he Edior bu no necessarily a junior in class Scoy Cunningham Speaker of he Assembly and a member of he Noice To Saff The FLAT HAT saff will no : mee as is is won on Tuesday evening Raher assignmens will be posed wih an accompanying prayer Sudens Sar Week Of Blasphemy Prayer Mealess days healess nighs and now a manless week for women and a womanless week for men as rush week begins i's a week of blasphemy as sororiy and fraerniy members si up half he nigh going over liss and wriing inviaions and sand up he res of he nigh hanging decoraions and wishing i were hemselves I's a week of prayer as he rushees cross heir fingers as he rushers cross heir pahs I's a week of urmoil in which every professor feels duy-bound o give a quiz and everyone remembers he paper he was old o wrie way back when leisure hours weren' jus a par of h«socialis heory I's a week when women ry o undersand women and see why men fail and when men handou he old buddy-buddy suff and all wish ha hey had read you-know-wha book by Dale Carnegie In shor i's a week of rial and ribulaion and one hinks Job was blessed and ha perhaps Governor Darden should have gone one sep furher perhaps Bu ha's only for he week Afer ha i's all forgoen Broher mees broher-elec and siser mees siser-elec and afer a brief period of rejoicing life resumes is normal course God bless i's normal course Gues Column HelpWinPre-FlighGame; End Pep Rally-Fiascoes By JIM WARD I am wriing his aricle no as a criical or experienced wrier bu as a suden who is ineresed in he College of William and Mary and in seeing ha i is as good as and even beer han any college in he counry A he presen ime a raher unnecessary conflic exiss on his campus ha ends o make oward a non-harmonious amosphere We have he sudens on one side and he fooball eam on he oher The sudens bemoan he fac ha hey see no home games; hence hey say hey can' ge ineresed As a resul of his aiude of indifference he eam-has o suffer Jus one example of he sudens' aiude was shown a he supposed PEP RALLY las Friday nigh I would venure o say ha here weren' over weny people presen Grea isn' i? Our eam may ravel a lo bu don' hink hey enjoy i Don' hink for a momen ha hey wouldn' raher say a home and play heir games Believe me i is no fun o si for hours in a bus if you can call i a bus wihou anyhing o do So please remember ha hey don' like o ravel any more han we like o see hem ravel Why ake i ou on hem? I know ha every suden in school likes o wrie home o his friends and brag abou OUR eam We are proud of he fac ha hey bea Navy Darmouh VPI and VMI Bu why should we be proud if we have no had anyhing o do wih i if we do nohing o spiri he eam on? As hey say in law his is "he unjus enrichmen of one a he expense of anoher" We reap he profis and hey do all he work This week we have a big opporuniy o show some real spiri Le's wake up and shake he sleep ou of our eyes If he sudens in he dorms would ge busy if he sororiies and fraerniies would alk up he pep rally his Friday nigh a heir rush paries if everyone would do a lile bi we could make his week's pep rally he greaes his

2 Pasre Two THE FLAT HAT Tuesday November Campus "Click" Reduces Of Toivn To Saisical Couners Lead "Heckick" Life; Hiss Recogniion Formulae; Near Breakdown By JANE SALTZMAN There's a new click on campus! Even heir clocks say click click click Every hour on he hour he group mees on he border of he Duke of Glouceser Sree and of a nervous breakdown o reduce living humaniy o perified figures From 9 in he morning unil 9 a nigh hey will wai around for ime o pass ime won' wai for hem as he saying goes o convene hiss recogniion formulae like "13" pick up a couner syncopae heir waches and dash o heir poss Then heir leader who doesn' wear a musache blows a whisle and hey're off o pass by he passers-by click-couning he number of people on he firs block of he Duke of Glouceser Sree By waiing for a signal hey hope o couner-ac ime I's he inaabulaion of he bells bells bells The couners lead a "heckick" life Some have developed an iching finger hey can' wai o play wih heir hand-couners They're he ones who say "Le's see if I can reach 250 before we ge o he corner! Oh boy!" Then here's he one who has o cope wih he compeiive spiri Every ime he goes ino he Greek's he's asked "How many have I go?" When answered comes "How many's he go across he sree?" I's a harsh conac wih realiy bu he couner (no relaionship wih he resauran ype is involved) has coped wih i He will receive a free meal in reurn for a graph of he relaive business of he coun-rymen Some surveyors are affeced wih innius hey hear bells all day long One is so far gone ha he wen ino he library where a group of colleagues were marking ime blew a whisle signaled and was followed ou by he whole gang Club Noes Populaion Daa Survey Shows ion The Edior's Armchair (By Associaed Collegiae Press) American colleges and universiies secure in heir radiof academic freedom and inellecual and ideological leadership have always been looked upon as a vial par of he democraic heriage Ye oday for he firs ime hey TVff^lc SlldPTlS are ' :>eing ' compelled o face openly he one issue hey have l?jlc;ci* UIUUC1U5 avoided bu which direcly challenges heir righ even o A TJ l «^«consider hemselves a par of he democraic way of life x\l* 5 JOnffJuldS For he blun fac is ha he abiliy no o hose who were able whole sysem of higher educaion o pay for he opporuniy o re- (By Associaed Collegiae Iress) in his counry is buil upon: he ceive hem When he cheerleader % leads basis of class privilege for he Since he army and navy dehoarsely for a "Figh figh; Si- colleges now as in he pas con- pend on he colleges for mos of wash" and hen does a carwheel inue o draw heir sudens pri- heir officer maerial he effec hrough he rain don' quesion marily from hose financially able 0f perpeuaing he radiional his inelligence he's probably a o afford an educaion As a peo- basis for admission can only be o lile brigher han he avers ge pie we have seldom quesioned srenghen he degree of privilege Tha's he finding of a survey his condiion We have buil up which pervades he armed forces conduced a Colgae Universiy legends abou sudens who "work A democraic army is one whose The invesigaion was aime 1 a heir way hrough college" ill we officers are drawn from all eledeermining wha relaionship if have almos convinced ourselves mens in he populaion and no any exised beween inelligence ha he opporuniy for higher limied o he sons of he eomparof Colgae seniors and paricipa- educaion is open equally o all aively well-o-do ion in exra-curricular aciv ies elemens in he populaion Ye The changes which mus be The resuls hrow a lile cold we have failed o realize ha no mad e are simple ye clearly revare colleges o a large exen oluionary in naure In principle waer on he "big campus nan" he fellow who belongs o ai he reserved for hose who can afford hey are conained in he plans clubs and appears a leas a halfshow i's no he fac ha he par heir families do no require heir ha here can be no compromise i ba even hose who eiher par- now being evolved in Washingon dozen imes in he group picures ially or wholely "work heir way" Whaever he form of financial aid in his class yearbook Saasics are able o do so simply because adoped i mus be made clear Spanish Club icipaes bu wha he akes par earnings for subsisence wih he basic principle ha high- The Presiden of he Spanish in ha gives a clue o bis gray On he graduae school level er educaion is no he pos session Club Alex Mac Arhur- iniiaed maer medicine law engineering ec 0f a paricular class bu he righ approximaely 20 new members And as for he meek lil; suden whose name never appears more sharply drawn Since work ernmen assuring he- realizaion he lines of privilege are even of al1 ffie people wih he gov- ino he club and gave hem red ;«v;d yellow ribbons he colors of on a commiee he's 2 pei cen in hese advanced fields requires 0f h a r i g b when necessary he Spanish f ; ag o wear for smarer han he average considerable more aenion han j i s com mon knowledge in edr- hree days o signify ha hey Long suspeced he fac was college sudies graduae sudens caional circles ha governmen were being iniiaed esablished ha he varsiy leer as a rule find i difficul o hold officials had originally inended o A his meeing las Wednesday &r skill in major _ spors r usually jobs a he same ime and conse- pu he new plan ino effec dur- nigh November 11 in Barre adorns a srong back and an IQ quenly greaer emphasis is placed ; 11g b e pas summer However Hall 19 Pa O'Shea welcomed U Per cen below average on he sae of family finances f ear over he poliical Implicaions new members and old wha was The survey revealed ha :>0 per In imes of peace a sysem of 0f he revoluionary proposal no cen expeced of hem from he club f he nearly 800 seniors en- college and graduae educaion o menion he hreaened opposi- Phyllis Laskey responded o Pa gaged in no exra-curricular aciv- based on privilege hardly jibes ion of religious groups and oldon behalf of he new sudens and ] ies The mos inelligen rroup wih he sacred American princi- ij ne educaors whose belief in de- sressed he Imporance of ineres in Spain and he Souh Amer- In an independen survey on he ican counries a he presen ime survey hese vial saisics were Elinor Clayon sang "La Paloobained These 50 odd (no a ma» (The Dove) accompanied by characerisic) people are compos- Jane Cummins a he piano ed of wo saisics classes and Dr V; co r Iurralde hen gave a Dr Heidingsfield who are' meas- review in English> for he benefi uring hourly and daily changes in of he visi 0 r S presen on he Were populaion flucuaions wihin he book "Cervanes" abou Don Quixcener of Williamsburg Upon oe_ He closed by saying ha compleion of he survey he dae Ws book) ranslaed ino every will be analyzed and made ready known i angua g e was very popu for presenaion by he group lar and he urged everyone o wih recommendaions by Dr read i for is Spanish culure and Heidingsfield The repor will be ] earn j ng given o a commiee which has Following communiy slnginc of underaken a sudy of economic Spanish songs refreshmens were and sociological changes in Williamsburg beween The commiee is headed by Dr Pomfre Dr Marsh Mayor Hall of Williamsburg a represenaive of he Resoraion and oher members of he faculy 16 per cen above he average nles of "equal opporuniy for all" mocracy is limied o prey worked on suden publicaions In warime is undemocraic speech es is said o have salled Raings for men paricipaing characer is accenuaed boh be- public announcemen in social religious dramaic ma- cause I leads o serious wase of p or his reason i is now up sical managerial and cheer! ;adng effecive manpower and because i o he colleges heir faculies and aciviies were found o be "sligh- ineviably hardens he class dis- heir sudens hose mos affecly above average" incion in he armed forces ed by he new proposals o rally Men in he suden governmen Tha he American people are behind leaders like Presiden second only o hose men on now paying hrough he nose as a Conan of Harvard and show he publicaions The raing for men resul of heir delusions abou worm ha hey undersand ha In minor ahleics coincide wih higher educaion is seen in recen democracy oleraes no privilege he average while he sandings repors of he naional resources Should hey fail o renounce he of he men in deparmenal clubs planning board_ and he Carnegie pre^^for_fagherjd^aion endowmen Three ou of every in he Unied Saes hey shall In dropped 6 per cen below he aver age que were discussed a he Kappa Dela Pi meeing las nigh A recepion of he Paren- Teachers' Associaion will le held served Morar Board Meeing a Mahew Whaley High School Mrs Theodore Cox and Dr Charles Harrison faculy advisors of Morar Board were presen a he recen meeings and plans four high school sudens who effec have given he lie o all graduae in he op en per cen heir sacred radiions and all heir scholasically never ge o college wee word's abou freedom and mainly because of financial reas- equaliy The Columbia Daily ons In oher words he counry Specaor; annually' is losing a subsanial - - par of is bes "brainpower" because he financial means for providing he proper raining for ha brainpower are unavailable By now mos of he colleges have forgoen ha he original November 19 wih Dr Johi Pomfre Presiden of he College gues speaker and Kapps Dela Pi he hosess The mayor will use he re PQJ^ were discussed for he year Kappa Omicron Phi Meeing Selecive Service law which onlypermied emporary defermen as a basis for demanding he miliary and shore police proecion firmaive plan of voing on new Kappa Omicron Phi professional for sudens was specifically de A discussion was held on he af A a recen meeing of he which he siuaion seems o war- members I was also decided o Home Economics fraerniy plans signed o preven herise of-a ran have he nex hree meeings in for a formal buffe supper on privileged group exemp fronf serhe Red Cross room (Dodge Room) Founder's Day December 11 a he vice The various reserve plans As soon as his problem is in Phi Bee solved a survey of enire Williamsburg will be made o obain pracice house were discussed however by drawing officer maerial from sudens afer hey The members also discussed a Also new members were discussed and bids will be issued had been admied o college be dance o be held in he near fufrom For daa on housing shorage changes ^ for fe soldfers n cos of living changes m popsoon by Ann Webb he presiden came a convenien means for ciremvening he clear inenion of Eusig> gince dances T his sor Kappa Chi Kappa ulaion composiion ec The enire research projec will be he Ea Sigma Phi Meeing Girl Scou sororiy held a ea defermen is necessary o enable proved successful las year The Kappa Chi Kappa naional he law No one will deny ha basis for long-ime planning as Iris Shelley and Nan McClellan from 3 o 5 in Barre livin * room a suden o receive adequae well as an aid in he soluion of gave lecures on he Palace of las Friday o mee new giils who raining: bu defermen and evenual commissions belong o hose immediae problems in Williamsburg meeing of he ancien language Mrs Margare Hare Smii Girl wl'o deserve hem on he basis of Minos a Cnossus in Greece a he have had Girl Scou exp< rience In speaking of he sudens ^vb las Tuesday nigh in Wash- Scou Commissioner in Williamsburg and Miss Jeanne Paiquee Tuesday a play was given and Dr helping wih he survey D r ingon Hall Heidingsfield said "I would like Dr Ryan's Homer class was invied o his meeing and Dr Ry There are 14 members in he "Quebec" sororiy sponsor were presm McCary gave a alk on he subjec o publicly hank he sudens in my saisics classes for heir an showed slides of views from sororiy and approximaely 22 bids Dramaic Club mos unselfish eo-operaioh and Cnossus and Cree and he frescoes and ruins here Foreign Travel Club o'clock he Dramaic Club held Is for new members were issied Las Sunday evening a seven heir mos inelligen aid If hese sudens represen he ype A shor business meeing was Professor Pierre Macy 1 ead of f j rs j; regular meeing a he home of leadership ha we shall have in held aferwards and plans for he he Modern Language Depa -men of Miss Alhea Hun The proconsised of a discussion of he pos-war economy hen I year were furher discussed spoke a he Travel Club meeing gram hink ha all of us can feel assured abou he fuure" The following new members were Trip from Occupied o Unoccupied new appearing on Broadway The Sigma Pi Sigma- Thursday nigh on he o-iie "A several of he conemporary plays France" Aferwards sudens meeing closed afer plans had asked him various quesions concerning he condiions in Prance CALL 127 For Your Winer Needs Coal and Fuel Oil Williamsburg Coal Co Inc iniiaed informally ino he Sigma Pi Sigma Physics Honor Sociey a is meeing las Tuesday nigh: Iver Brook Sanley Milberg Ray Suon Mary Edna Trumbo and refreshmens were ser/ed Phoenix Lierary Sociey Meeing A he Phoenix Lierary i leeing Marjorle Webser Henry Pizer las Thursday nigh repo-s engaged in he projec of racing he Don Ream Joan 3\ T ourse Iver Brook was assigned o give hisory of he Phoenix lierary a shor alk concerning physics a Sociey back o 1859 wih he he nex meeing on Tuesday No- view in mind o prove ha his vember 24 lierary sociey is he oldes one Kappa Dela Pi esablished in America were given Fuure plans for pledging and French Club iniiaing new members a a ban- A he French Club meeing las been made for he Club's forhcoming Chrismas Pary someime in December FOR PRINTING See The Virginia Gazee Inc PHONE 192 Rear of Pos Office Wednesday Nov 18 ALLAN JONES MOONLIGHT IN HAVANA Exra! PETE SMITH'S FOOTBALL THRILLS OF 1941 And The New March Of Time Thurs and Fri Nov ABBOTT & COSTELLO hose supor-sleuhs in WHO DONE IT Added: Anoher "PASSING PARADE" Saurday Nov 21 CONSTANCE BENNETT MADAME SPY AND BUGS BUNNY in HARE-BRAINED HYPNOTIST Sunday-Monday-Tuesday TS'ov Hey Grable - John Payne Carmen Miranda Cesar Komero - E E Horon and HARRY JAMES in SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES In Technicolor See The Whole Show! Wach The Shor Subjecs THEY'RE GOOD: A Complee Variey of GROCERIES - MEATS FRESH PRODUCE "Hi Recognize me? I'm one of your crowd You see I speak for Coca-Cola known oo as Coke I speak for boh They mean he same hing The gang say I look jus like Coke ases And you can' ge ha delicious and refreshing ase his side of Coca-Cola Nobody else can duplicae i" BOTTLSD UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY THE NEWPORT NEWS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY INC

3 Tuesday November TEE FLAT RAT Page Three EDITOR: WALLACE R HEATWOLE Green Faces "Gloudbusers'' >arey n Undefeaed Voylesmen llse-power In VML Keyde Scalping Johnson Sparks Indians In Win; Muha Sopped By Line Flying Squadron Able To Gain Only Four Yards By Rushing; Score On Long Pass Hurdling he las big obsacle inheir drive oward he sae championship he sampeding William and Mary eleven unleashed all is overwhelming fooball migh c roar on o a crushing 27-6 vicory over he scrappy VMI Kevdes las Saurday before a crowd of a Norfolk Paced by "Big Luke" Johnson 220 pounds of real fooball power he Tribe scored a will in he firs half of he bale crossing he goal line four imes o insure an easy Big Green riumph i Leading he Redskins o heir ~ sevenh-vicory of he season "Big «$ [ 0 n r 0 e MoTOHS^ Luke" was a horn m he side of he Fighing Squadron hroughou j dvotsd To CUllck he afernoon Keyde hopes of - - haling he high-scoring William Dorfl LeaSUC Tile and Mary fooball machine were ~ shaered as Johnson Masing and "'Monroes Morons" so named hammering his way wih jus pure by heir capain and coach George power hroughhe baered V M I Rafey have all bu aken he line carried he pigskin 22 imes rophy for he inrs-dorniiory for a oal gain 'of 108 yards ouch fooball league for he second Muha Helpless consecuive year Wih four Due grealy o he defensive sraigh wins o heir credi he play of he Gibralar-like W Rafeymen have only o win once forward line "Joljn Joe" Muha more o mahemaically eliminae he sensaional Keyde back was heir arch rivals Old Dominion helpless on he offensive jury-plagued back however was errific on he defensive and his "long high kicks ofen pu he W eleven in ho waer by pushing he Indians far back in heir own erriory V M I Scores The in- Scored 134 Poins Amassing- a oal of 134 poins while holding heir opponens o 13 he dormmen have shown a seadily improved aack Opening he season agains Tyler Hall Monroe easily won by 21-0 Wih a much beer passing aack he The Keydes scored heir lone j o r o n p oo k he Third Floor of ouchdown early in he firs period jj onroe bv ; score of 35-0 and as he hobbled Muha heaved a hen real{ y poured i on o win beauiful 30 yard pass o Dick by he amazing score of 52_o In DeShazo V M I's flashy sopho- hese free gameg he Second more back DeShazo pulling in j*j oor men racked up 108 poins he ball on he weny scampered wihou having he opposiion even he remaining disance o he goal seriously hreaen heir goal 'inn for he Keyde's firs and only Then> in one of fe nardes f ( us ] score of he day games of he year he boys from Longacre Goes Over he gecond Ploor Monroe led by Roaring back afer he kickoff he brillian play of Smidli me and he Indians wih Johnson Korcz- conq Uere< j heir ime-haed rivals owski and Bucher earing off huge 0Jd DomM(m bv he score of 20- gains hrough he V M I line Jg_ Thfi Q D ^yg were he firs knocked off 66 yards in 12 plays o crogs l)eir goal ]5ne - m four o bring he leaher oval down o gameg< he 5 yard line Bob Longacre Tean garg hen ook over and afer hree Upon ^ shoumers of n b hruss off ackle finally hr pay- gmm> emilg and baskeball sari dir for he Big Green's firs regg ^ pasging hmdm_ fe gi o score Johnson booing agains Morencyj one of he bes rack he wind missed he aemp a prospecs mm o M wmiam and conversion as he firs quarer ^ ^ and Bm Hubard) brohel of score remained six all fooballer Buddy "Slingin"' Smidl Korky Scores has wo excellen receivers on he Wih he opening of he second f^^g p r jz Zeph of baskeball period he Indians were on he f anle> j s a he pivo posiion and march exploding hree smashing has proved himself o be one of ouchdown drives which spelled he bes recej v i ng ceners in ciher bier defea for he fighing Key- he Dorm or p ra erniy League des The second period fesiviies Arie R e i sen f e i d) baseball cacher sared when he Indians mixing assiss { n he blocking bu when he heir ruhless running game wih isn>( he ig a poenial poin geer (Coninued on Page 6) Capain Rafey does he blocking in he offensive backfield as he gives Smidl pleny of ime o ge he ball off (Coninued on Page 6) SOUTHERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS W L T William and Mary N C Sae Va Tech' Wake Fores Norh Carolina Duke --% 1 1 Furman V M L Davidson Geo Washingon 'Ciadel Souh Carolina Clemsori Richmond Maryland Wash & Lee Due o he ineffiency of he presen Inramural program officials FLAT HAT reporers were unable o secure any informaion abou las week's fraerniy games A crippled Pi K A eam fell ou of he undefeaed ranks as he Kappa Sigma ook hem 13-7 o leave Sima Pi in undispued possession of firs place The Pi K A defea lef second place in a riple ie wih Hal King's boys being deadlocked wih he S A E's and he K A's Buser Is Ready RKM(0(0M Me&UATEfFGMrparm SRN CONFERENCE FM$AUH$Tm Well he grea hafle of fi!1 backs is all over and if was pnmd conclusively o all presen h i when i comes o cracking a line for yardage he man o call upon is William and Mary's own wheelhorse Harvey "Sud'' Johnson Yes i was Johnson versus Muha and afer he firs few minues i was apparen hai i wasn' ev ui going o he close as o whom o le would chose I was Johnson i)i he way as he repeaedly crack'd he line for five and six yards In all he "Sud" gained 108 yai ds in 22 ries for an average of abcu five yards per rj If was I iu Luke's own show in he firs William and Mary ouchdown as he repeaedly cracked hrough he cener of he line o persona 1> push he Keydes farher and furher down he field and hen v fh everyone waiing for Johnson o go over Baering Bob Ionga< re crashed off ackle for he score " * ' There was a grea deal of doub as o how badly Muha was hur bu we believe ha Joe was in abou as good shape as he eocld have been Whenever he big boysared down he field he really moved and wihou a limp In kicking and we doff our ha o Joe he was going up on his oe and a man wih a bad ankle us doesn' do ha sor of hing ilis ankle undoubedly bohered lim some hu Muha was man eno igh and fooball player enough o go ou here and no le i boher him o any grea exen Yes Joe vas ready hu so was ma Big Gieen line We were unable o ge he official scoring bu according o our very unofficial figures Muha was held o a minus nine yards for he game He gained welve yj rds in he firs half and hen proceeded o go backwards for weny one U yards i'i lie second half Muha's greaes weapon was his kicking bu he a-i or'f more han his share of ba! OIKS His good kicks were grea bu hi- bes was a gif from he wind I raveled 75 yards irom :m line of scrimmage and ii seeirei cerain ha i was going oi-rr he goal line bu i hi bounced once and sopped dead on he fcur Even wih his mighy boo Joe was able o average only 3(i yards per ry In kicking wih he wimi Longacre was unable o compee wih he man who is no longer rn All America candidae bu whi~n i came o kicking agains he wind Hob no only compeed "ou oukicked he Keydel cap ai i 4- * Dick i)<shazo was he man who probable received he roughes reamen on he field as he made himself a arge for he bruising ackles by he Indians The high srung Keyde prima dpnha ried only one clean ackle and ha was on Nick Forkovich who calmly flaened him ou on he urf and wen imerrily on his way Insead of rying i again DeShazo preferred o ry arm ackles around he head and as one wrier pu i "ha jus ain' cricke" The pay off rr-ne lae in he hird period when Lo^pacre wen around end and ;:ho!f; four Keydes hi him around he head They succeeded in earing off Bob's helme and hen DeShazo came earing in and hi Longacre full in he face No saisfied wih ha he emperamenii'i s!a- made for Longacre and quie a few fiss were hrown before he officials wih he aid of Bass were able o break i up Jus as o wry Dashing Dick was no expelh :1 from he game we'll never kruw He cerainly deserved (Coninued on Page 6) M Pre-Flighers Seen By Many As Tribe's Toughes Tes Arhur Jones To Sar For Carolina Naval School; Ramsey To Be Ready For Ex-Pro Carey Field will be he scene of he Number One game of William and Mary's 1942 grid season as he Indians ake on Jimmy Crowley's powerful Norh Carolina Pre-Fligh eleven nex Saurday The Cloudbusers sudded by former college and professional grid sars are also supporing a four-game winning sreak boasing consecuive wins over Temple Syracuse Georgeown and Manhaan in addiion o earlier riumphs over Harvard Caawba and N C Sae and a ie wih Georgia Pre-Fligh Papooses Held To Scoreless Tie By Richmond frosh Game capain for he once-defeaed Pre-Flighers will be "Arful Arhur" Jones former Richmond and Pisburg Seeler grea whose las meeing wih he Indians feaured a Ramsey-Jones spa and a horoughly bad afernoon for he "Flash" Filling ou he Cloud- Sopping hree firs half drives buscr squad wii1 be a hos of ex wihin heir en yard line a spir- Forham Rams led by Len Eshied U of Richmond Freshman mm brillian fullback Bill Kryeleven won a moral vicory over wj c ki bruising blocking back Seve he favored W Frosh as Hudacek John Wikowski Jo" hey held he Papooses o a score- Kovach Charley Pierce Vince D*nless ie Friday on Carey Field nery and Johnny Kuzman Sparked by he hard running of Goodfeaul A End Saring a righ end will be Gene Goodreail All - American from he grea Boson College Marin Whiehurs Ike Indiana opened up srongly as hey marched o a firs down on he Spide" en afer wo minues of p'ay had eleven of 1940 Oher big ime elapsed Floyd Bowie' Indian va'l- ball players gracing - he sailors back and game capain ook up squad are Mov X a 'isb'ii'g Joe where Whiehurs had lef off Marinand Lou Bui'falino of Cor- / f slipped hru o he five yard ne)l fame Wal Zwiezynski of Laf ' line on he nex puay The Rich- ayee Hay ward Sanford former raond line led by Reid Spencer Alabama exra poin specialis ef ackle and former Granhy high Herb J-laeek ex-columbia ackle school sar held and hree plays Babe Wood of Tennessee Chuck laer Richmond ook possession of Gauer of Colgae and Johnny he ball on heir own hree Sovall of Texas March To Five Boh Records Excellen Or 15 yard jaun la Comparing performances he firs period Bowles Married he ball p re pii g hers have regisered o he Spider five yard line A fumble on he play however nullified he gain as Richmond regained he offensive William and Mary once livue a oal of 148 poins o 30 by heir opponens while he Indians offensive has need hem 221 poin*; c-> he opposiion's collecive 34 The wo eams have me only o:r j innhreaened in he firs half as ual opponen Harvard'he Caro- Bernie Hofbauer Richmond half 1 na crew njp ping he Johnnies 13 back fumbled and Sladc Phillips * 0 0> wwle he Cambr idge ie rerecovered for he "Lile Green" mains as he onlv blo on he W- The fighing Spider line dug in & M_ record- The Sailor& have once again o check he Indian gono down o de ea only oace hia backs and keep heir goal line un- (Coninued on Page 0) crossed The play remained in Richmond erriory hroughou he hird quarer alhough he Papooses never seriously hreaened In he opening minues of he final quarer he Spiders opened up on a minor aack of heir own Led by quarerback Harry Camper and operaing from a "T" formaion Richmond combined he running of Hofbauer Yaes and Banks wih he passing of Camper o chalk up hree of heir four firs downs Aemping o break he ie lae in he game W swiched o an aerial aack wih Tommy Vann and Bowies doing he passing Richmond proved able o mee wih he siuaion however and he game ended wih he ball in Spider hands on heir own 37 yard line Righ guard Ed Mikula was ousanding on he defensive for he Papooses while Tommy Vann's kicking highlighed he play backfield BIG 6 STANDINGS W LT William and Mary V P V M Virginia Richmond Wash & Lee COACH VOYLES SAYS: "Agains VMI our boys showed hey had he suff o come from behind as hey marched 70 yards o score I is almos impossible o name an individual sar as he enire eam played excellen ball Our defensive work was ousanding as he boys held he Keydes o a 4-yard gain in rushing iluha los nine yards for his oal gain of he afernoon Johnson proved himself o be he bes back on he field as he gained 108 yards righ hrough he middle of he line "Nex Saurday he boys in Green will play he bes fooball eam ha any William and Mary eam ever played and probably he bes any Virginia eam ever played They ourank us as far as individuals go bu we will be ou o give hem a game They los o Boson College by only one poin and very jusly are called he second bes service eam in he counry They have All- Americans siing on he bench who can no break ino he saring lineup and ha alone ells a grea deal"

4 Page Pour mmrn THE FLAT HA 7 Tuesday November By DEBBIE DAVIS Three Home Games Scheduled For i-iiercollefiiae Hockey Tl as f Nov W W w Nov W w Bee W w i e v omen's >Hows: 18: 30: 1: inercollegiae hockey schedule for his vear - Weshampon - Weshampon - Norfolk Division W-M Team Time varsiy 8:15 reserves 4:15 freshmen 4:15 - Richmond Club varsiy - S Caherines School reserves - Weshampon - Weshampon Miss Barksdale and he eams are hoping ha some of he sudens will be ineresed enough o come ou and wach some of he games on Wednesday and cheer he eams on o a vicory Miss Applebee has developed hem ino speedy eams and is expecing hem o do well There may be more games his fall and possibly hey will be on Thanksgiving day Miss Barksdale also hopes o have lacrosse games and a fox hun or small horse shoe on Thanksgiving day in Williamsburg varsiy reserves # eviewer vy 3 Place Williamsburg Williamsburg Williamsburg Richmond Richmond Scheduled for a concer his Monday nigh in Phi Bea Kappa Hall is he famous Kryi Symphony Orchesra «! Richmond above «j Ria Warsawska soprano will sing wih his organizaion oympnony mmesm sh< 3f»wn Richmond ' a By GMSLAINE LOVELL LadyDillTalks Wednesday For Red Cross Helped Organize Briish Moor Corps Lady Dill wife of Sir John Dil Co-op Passes Bill oninuawns Warsawska In Macy Pa Whelan and Janee Cooperaive Commiee hen gave Wrvl CkwfWf ^fi'r n / J a bief summary of he Assem- VjUncer Nellie Greaves was eleced as bly's newly consiued Commimen s year afer year a various so Phomore represenaive o he ee >f Inquiry ino he fraerniy- colleges and universiies in he Suden Assembly In he sororiy siuaion since he possi- Unied Saes In recen years i Junior class race Jeanne biliy of such a commiee had > as appeared in more han 100 ;Me»cke was eleced vice-presiden firs been raised in a meeing of annually The presen our of he Eleeed o he Suden Assembly Las Sunday afernoon a second Briish Army field mar arshal wih lle General Cooperaive Commi- orchesra will include engagemens were Don Ream and Marilyn program of classical music sponsored by a group cf sudens from ouring he Unied Saes in behalf The program for Monday nigh he Allied Join Commission is ee by Dr Pomfre in Mexico Canada and Havana Anne Armiage is he capain of Walled Female MJ)> he varsiy eam and he following he College was presened in Phi of Nurse's Aides and oher services is as follows: Help Win Pre-FligM are he compeiors for he various Bea Kappa a wo o'clock Nancy of he American Red Cross She The remainder of he meeing Overure o he Opera The Game Saurday posiions: will speak in he audiorium of was given over o a discussion of Keene inroduced he gues ariss; Marriage of Figaro Mozar own has ever seen Le's pack- Aack Bruon Parish House on Wednes- "maers of ineres peraining o hey were wo corporals from For LW: Burdick Hale day November 18 a 8:00 P M he suden body and he general "Legende for Harp and Orchesra Francois Thome Mary Ran will blow he roof off Le's make Phi Bee so full ha he cheers LI: Gill Timmerman Armsrong Eusis and Miss Vivian Isaacs of under he auspices of James Ciy welfare of he College" Included CP: Snow Ruherford Schwarz Williamsburg Corporal George Couny Chaper of Williamsburg under his were discussions on he dolph his oil own ring! Remember ha a eam is only s RI: Krausse Boyd Laurence Huner and Miss Isaacs played pi- Honorary Commandan of Eng- College Infirmary he failure of Symphony No 8 in B Minor srong as is weakes rooer And RW: Levering Paison Corson Corporal Earl land's Moor Transpor Corps freshmen o wear heir due caps ano dues and r (The Unfinished) Schuber we have no room here for weak and o comply wih freshmen of Balimore Lady Dill has had an inensive ex Allegro moderae rooers Coach Voyles wen o a Defense Groves formerly of Balimore rules and campus cuing perience boh in England and in Andane con moo grea deal of rouble o keep his LH DuVoisine Bryan played he solos Corporal George France in he presen war In a Concerning a quesion raised by Pre-Fligh game here for us Le's Inermission LP Lamb Rief Hcner 'formerly of Columbus simple sraighforward syle she one of he members of he Commiee on he condiion of he Col- Nucracker Suie Tschaikow- appreciae i This game brings a show him and he eam ha we CH Lawson Leonard Ohio has composed and published P aills a vil»d picure of he war RF Armiage Dorsey as she has seen and fel i several musical works; K? pla> lege Infirmary and he saemen sky galaxy of sars here from colleges RH Davis Rheuby In February 1939 seven monhs he cello oboe and organ ha he Infirmary should have (1 March all over he counry Le's show before he oubreak of war she diior o he piam> more assisans Dean Miller poin- 2 Chinese Dance hem wha he word spiri means Goal: Clarke Croxon Genile was among fory women who organized he Moor _ ed ou ha his had been recom- 3 Dance of he Mirlions by acion and no definiion The firs selecion was Bach's Transpor 4 Walz of he Flowers Password Remember he Pep Corps They rained Miss Applebee admired by all Prelude in F Fla as arranged by *j mended by a sub-commiee of he Rally and when war came o hemselves England Commiee m suden Affairs This The Swan Sain-Saens hockey players in American Lisz Corporal Earl Groves playschools has been a William and ed he Prelude wih skill he had hree years ago hey were ready paricular commiee had recommended ha here be a woman Marian Beers A he heigh of he bliz hey Mary for he pas week Afer a fine echnique; bu mos imporspending several days a oher an of all he showed ase and Emperor Walz Srauss drove ambulances surgical uni physician for he women sudens cars and oher vehicles Now and ha she be Superinenden of colleges in he Souh his coming feeling in inerpreing Bach's he Infirmary wih co-auhoriy Aria for Soprano from : 'La here are abou 3000 women in he T week she will reurn o coach he finely cu phrases His ouch was _ ' wih Dr Bell Tins recommenda- Traviaa" Verdi ion had been shelved according Ah forsee Lui Ria Warsawska varsiy squad again She came ligh and ye he did no lack vifrom England in 1901 o each aliy spors o he girls a Vassar While here Miss Applebee augh Corps serving in England and he Middle Eas performing valuable work and releasing men for he a Fan- armed services Some of he cars ihe n x ' «A * «o Dean Miller a he end of las year because of he general unseled condiions of he College of Nuremfberg v asie in F Minor by Mozar ongi- hey are driving represen gifs bu had been reopened only a few hem he English game of hockey ^ ^ ^ * ^ ^ weeks ago He wen on o sayha he "College was now consid from ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Her repuaion spread hroughou ^ ^ pf M 1 quesed "Fhp fovitrv o go and oher sooi schools she was TB~ ' ering wo women for he posiion colleges Miss Applebee ' open d The inerpreaion was raher me- joined a uni of voluneer women hockey camp in he Pocono mounains in Pennsylvania which she vialiy shown by Corporal Earl for a field hospial aached o Forgive The quesion Us Our of Trespasses freshmen keep a chanical and did no possess he drivers a Mon Faucon working runs for a monh every fall Groves However we mus realize General Himziger Second Army ha inerpreaion varies wih Corps in he Meuse-Argonne area each person and ha i is difficul She ranspored paiens o he big An hour on he field wih Miss (j gg & raiy o expression in pi hospials a Verdun and Bar-le- Applebee is a real inspiraion o &nq dues if we ake ino accoun Due and performed oher ransany lover of hockey In her broad y ^ ha Migs Igaacg &na Corp oral por duies using her own saion English accen she can be heard Huner do no pracise as due pi- wagon A 4:00 o'clock of faeful o say: Pass you Lile inner anisgj he resul was remarkable May dive-bombers a- Drive you supid halfback You acked Vouziers he village where lile dumfoell wha are you do- Corporal Groves reurned o he ghe was 1Mng_ Tha marked he ing? I jus know Wes- piano o play hree composiions: beginning of he Bale of France hampon will have a marvelous a Schumann Romance in F Sharp There f olloweu days 0 f harrowing righ inner Lamb wha are Brahms's C Sharp Minor Inermez- exp eri ence Finally on June 21 vou doing in ha posiion zo and a piece by Richard Srauss Lady Dm escaped o Bordeaux Parquele spi a he wing if she Alhough hese selecions were on she and companions se ou in doesn' say in her posiion he senimenal side Corporal Armiage is a much beer player Groves again execued hem wih were picked up by a Briish eruishan you are Don' hi ino an undersanding of he mood of el_ hose "fa legs run Snow he composiion The Schumann Club Discusses ing due rules would be aended o shorly according o Jack Carer Presiden of he Sophomore Class more han 100 yell a every campus cuer from run ' William and Mary is and he Srauss especially were impossible now wha was Ml of melody and warmh Corhe use of ha? nicely poral' Groves seemed o have a NieZSChe and Nazism he Deans o he freshmen "You ^ T nincompoop ge off he grass" Discussing Frederick Niezsche Thg ^ recommendaion You see you can hi i Drive good conrol of his ouch his inhard famed German ie ninnie now hard no wonder You you fa can' j J philosopher-poe i li- erpreaion was alive wfflb]v d _ run sand where you are! was concluded by >se 5 five The Hungarian program dances by Brahms concen'of he "sunerman" Assembl y and P ass - and ransvaraaion of morals is run for he goal pos? wrien for piano due Miss _ Iswnose concep o me superman gd fey he General Cooperaive gaw o have lmd considerawe ef Marha wha are you going o do Commiee was one which called aacs and Corporal Huner played fec in he formaion of Nazi wih hese supid girls? for he building of walks which again ogeher and execued he ideology> he newly-formed philosdances wih life and rhyhm ophy cm) me ]ag priday nigm in nicely Back o cener would connec enrances of Taliaferro Hall wih he main campus Tha's enough for oday see you The concer was informal bu he Philosophy office in Washingvery well aended The audience on Had omorrow And hen you hear her walk sqeeky lile whisle and heave an ALUMNI OFFICE HAS exhaused sigh! was enhusiasic and everyone ap- Louis Nubey a ransfer from preciaed he fine playing of Miss he Norfolk Division began he ETCHINGS FOR SALE J I) CARNKAL & SONS Inc Esablished 1890 REALTORS Homes Aparmens Business Indusrial Sies Carncal Bldg Richmond Va 12 N 9h S Vivian Isaacs Corporal Huner discussion by giving a shor accoun of Niezsche's main heses and Corporal Groves The principle currens of debae cenered around his aack on RUSHING CANCELS ' Chrisianiy and his repudiaion of MEETINGS reason as a means o any ulimae The Monogram Club meeings knowledge; The nex meeing of he group will be cancelled his week due will be on Wednesday December o sororiy rushing 2 a 7:30 P M Prelude o "The Masersingers (non-sororiy) Wagner ' Soloiss: Ria Warsawska Soprano Mary Randolph Harpis Marian Beers Cellis Joseph Arbei Violinis Elecion Resuls sophomores He said ha he Tribunal had even less juniors aming up and been unable o mee for hree consecuive weeks bu ha a record Thom as Smih was eleced of ransgressors had been kep and Presiden of he freshman class ha before long hey would be afer a whirlwind campaign I is called o accoun for heir misde- re Pored ha when he elecion re-- meanors From his discussion i released drinks were was apparen ha pracically he se U P or ^b f h u se in he Wigwhole freshman class would be on warn Fred Frechee was eleced rial in he near fuure vice-presiden Donna Lepper was eleced secreary-reasurer And sardine boas during he nigh and Discussion of he quesion of Dorohy Hammer was eleced o campus cuing was fruiless alhough he four-year pos of class hisormer i was suggesed ha forian Presiden Bryan perhaps had had he righ idea when he would The Alumni Office has for sale several "hundred echings of he Wren Building (wes fron) size 6»/ 2 x 4% inches These folders are suiable for Chrismas cards or for informal noes Price (wih maching envelope) five cens each urns were The freshman represenaives o he Suden Assembly are (men) Samuel Banks Jim Johnson Rod Vandever; (women) Carolyn WILLIAMSBURG Commiee On Pra Inquiry er (non-fraerniy) Jack Bellis (non-fraerniy) Ann Armiage (Chi Omega) Helen Black (Gamma Phi Bea) and Doris Miller LOST A he Bruon Parish Church a gold wris wach engraved wih "Beymay 1938" Reward Phone 266 Barclay & Sons JEWELERS CERTIFIED GEMOLOGISTS 2912 Washingon Avenue Newpor News Va Special Course for College Women prepares you for preferred secrearial posiions Disinguished faculy Individualized insrucion Effecive placemen service NEW TERMS BEGIN KBRUARY JULY ANO SEPTIMBER 420 iexing*on Am New York Ciy 22 Prospec S* las* Oronge H J For Bullein aidea Oirecfor "we'll mee you a he 1 coffee shop and recreaion room F"

5 Tuesday November THE FLAT HAT Page Five By RHODA HOLLANDER THE VILLANOVAN of Villanova Pa gives us he following leer received by he "All-American Boy": Dear Jack Armsrong: Since 1 sared o ea your "Breakfas for Champions" I've crushed seven founain pens and broken wo ypewriers rying o wrie a leer home I didn' mind so ' much when I opened my close door and ore i off is hinges; and i wasn' oo bad when I swung he revolving door in a deparmen sore so fas ha I killed four people Bu when I ried o kiss my dae las nigh and broke her neck ha was going oo far I'm going back o Grape Nus Har To Bea ha Charles Hisao was graduaed The G W IT HATCHET now in holds op raing among college Nov' his "Lord Hee Hee of newspapers They were noified Japan" is he English voice on las week of being seleced for regular Japanese overseas pro- Pacemaker raing by he Associa- grams heard nighly on he Pacific ion Collegiae Press Coas Showing excellen spiri of good sporsmen he following appeared in a recen issue: "And did you all read he iem by he New York columnis who saed ha he recen G W TJ-William and Mary game made Mm hink of he popular play "George Washingon Slep Here?" Too bad boys" Invenive Genius An insrucor a Wes Virginia Tech has consruced a moor scooer which he claims will go 100 miles on a gallon of gas The scooer power plan is a small aircooleed engine and he wheels are abou 12 inches in diameer He has also buil a iny racer auomobile for his son No Boasing There's an alumnus of he Universiy of Oregon of whom universiy officials aren' he leas bi proud The universiy rolls show BOZARIU'S Rooms and Coages for Touriss 417 Richmond Road Roue 60 Mrs Opposie Sadium Frank D Rozarh Hosess Phone 386 FERGUSON PEINT SHOP GOOD PRINTING PHONE 111 Williamsburg Va Church of Sain Bede (Caholic) HOLY MASS Sundays 9:30 and 11:00'A M Daily 7:30 A M From The Scienific Files Elemen man Scienific name" genleman Symbol OH Aomic weigh one hundred and sixy (varies wih heigh) Occurrence: 1 Wherever here's a beauiful woman 2 Seldom in a free sae Physical properies: 1 Boils when no given aenion 2 Many sizes and colors 2 Chills when no given his own way Chemical properies: 1 Grea aracion o blondes redheads brunees and ec 2 Mels when in conac wih perfume DUQUESNE DUKE Rural Tragedy Mule in a barnyard Lazy and sick Boy -wih a pin On he end of a sick Boy jabbed mule Mule gave a lurch (Services Sunday a he Mehodis Church) THE WESLEYAN PHAROS New Members Named To Debae Council New members of he Women's Debae Council were announced yeserday by Doris Miller presiden of he Council These girls were chosen from a number of girls who appeared before he Council for ryous which consised of a five-minue speech The following nine girls were eleced o membership by a wohirds voe of he Council: Virginia McGavack Mary Lou Barre Virginia Sephens Lelia Anne Avery Margare Anne Pellows Marrilyn Kaemmerle Mary Raney Nancy Grube and Marion Webb Muriel models he by now radiional sweaer and skir oufi of he 'ypical eoed Hers come from he Williamsburg Shop COMING! Ria Hayworh and Charles Boyer in a scene from "Tales of Manhaan" he sar sudded hi ha plays he Williamsburg Theare for hree days NOT 2S is / our Mind # ach This 5 enousiy if you are one of hose hough - provoking or hough- provoked persons in he deepes chasms of whose minds is an idea long repressed bu beer expressed expand i! Be i dark and dreary or ligh and lyrical he columns of he PLAT HAT remain a your disposal a medium for he expression of responsible suden belief opinion hope fear doub or peulance If you would like o wrie a column submi one! If you would like o wrie a leer submi one! If you would like o wrie a review submi one! The PLAT HATbox in he Regisrar's Office yawns for copy Keep If Clean! Suden Aid ^Seup A College Helps Financially Handicapped Sudens he daily newspaper If I keep up wih foreign affairs when will I ever finish Beowulf? Wednesday I feels like a monh laer bu i isn' I can ell For a while I wasn' quie sure where I was I don' undersand Dali I's all clear now My psychology class cleared up he whole maer Dali is a genius and so is Dr Folin Thursday The (Bunx and I have been improving our minds Every day we expec o learn a new word Today's word is baheic The happy bunk and he oher one have been able o use i once when describing an old English ballad which reminds me I mus find he Chrisian elemen in Beowulf Saurday If here were more Saurdays I wouldn' ever worry The oher bunk wen o Washingon D C o see her ensign and I slep in her bed giving mine a well-earned res Sunday I never fel a hing 'Thea Chi Dela Elecs Thireen Thea Chi Dela naional honorary chemical fraerniy announced yeserday he elecion of he following IS sudens o membership: Mr Buck Doris Miller Bey Bunin Mary Eloise Schick Barbara Hamilon Diane Bey Hol James H&rnsberger James DeHaan Harry Cox James Karabedian Parker Baum Beverly Lewis and Howard Douglass This is he firs year ha he fraerniy has eleced women o membership EDUCATION ELSEWHERE (By Associaed Collegiae Press) Going ino effec a once is a Vichy order for all French schools o pu German down as a MUST course Unil now sudens could choose beween English and German : 3 w IK' A suden a Chrisian college in Bergen Norway wroe a paper in which he referred o he words in John's Gospel "The son shall make you free" The Nazis confiscaed he paper because hey believed i was a reference o he Crown Prince Olav Tha word "free" has been a sickler for Adolf French publishers are permied no more 'han enough paper o prin one-hird of he normal number of school books Paper for oher purposes is ou enirely Universiy of Mancheser in England' is urning ou engineers 1 in wo and one-hird years Occasion To Suspend Assisance Is Very Rarely Necessary By JEANNE KRAUSE Recognizing ha many sudens wan o enioy a college career bu find i impossible o do so because financial condiions preven i a Commiee on'suden Aid was organized many years ago in an effor o give financial assisance o deserving bu financially handicapped individuals I was decided ha all applicaions for aid should be horoughly examined in an effor o decide which individuals were mos eniled o financial assisance and ha all aid should be graned on he basis of need characer and scholasic abiliy An informaion pamphle describing he differen procedures and mehods involved in obaining financial aid is sen Monday This is he las day of las weekend I know because I didn' go o classes unil en Bunx and I used six handkerchiefs beween us over Bee Davis New Voyager cerainly had weep appeal The happy bunk was wriing a paper on bones which she o all persons applying o he College for assisance Afer read alond wice I decided quie receiving his maerial he suden and his parens are required o fill ou cerain forms which describe heir presen definiely here's nohing o be done she'll jus be one all her life financial saus in full and also cerain budge oulines which Tuesday The Deparmen of he suden feels he would have o abide by in he case ha Governmen a he College of William and Mary shouldn' give Time These repors are hen reurned o he Commiee for con he enered college on his plan Magazine ess I was no only sideraion and are filed in Mr exposed o large quaniies of before unheard of maerial bu I ion If i is decided ha he Lewis' office for furher informa have now acquired a grea fear of suden is worhy of help he is 18 Freshmen Make Fla Ha in Saff Try ou noified and informed as o wha ype of aid he is o receive Aid is given in he forms of employmen loans and scholarships Scholarships Prizes Awarded Eigheen freshmen were las There are several ypes of week added o he FLAT HAT scholarships offered o individuals saff afer meeing qualificaions High School Scholarships are availse up by he ediorial saff Try- able o Freshmen and Sophomores ous were conduced for over a only These scholarships exemp monh's period in which ime over he holder from he paymen of S75 fify freshmen ried ou each of he uiion fee General Fund wriing one aricle a week A Scholarships are someimes offered he end of his ime hose who o Virginia residens bu his is had submied he bes aricles seldom and only for a limied were se leced by he' Edior-in- number of sudens Chief he Managing Edior and The Merf Scholarships are he News Edior Two freshmen awarfed ^ ^ on he fearfs of posiions-remain unfilled academic achievemen and only o The res of he FLAT HAT sudens already members of he saff has been cu o conform o College These scholarships are Friday I have been sudying he rules se up in he Consiuion given ;o he foureen op-ranking he hisory of early Virginia laely The founders of our counry of he Suden Assembly which' scholars each award having a value provide ha here shall be from of $100 for non-virginia reridc-ris were very efficien men bu no eigm o en sophomores on he and $75 for Virginia sudens In my ype of person John Adams saff four Junior Ediors and no some years special Gif Scholarmore han six Ediorial assisans ships haw bo*-" -iven o various was a nine o'clock man in a welve o'clock own I am beer chosen from he Senior Junior individuals These scholarships off This is a en o'clock own and Sophomore classes Some o'' are given by individual persons hese las posiions have no been Las year foureen of hese special awards were made involving a filled as ye oal of $5000 in all New members of he saff his year are: Emma Jane Bareaux Jean Beazley Carl D Bell Elizabeh Bernhard Lucile Burbank Richard Carer Puss Dey Charloe Fry Lawrence Gould Nancy Grube Nancy Keene (sophomore) Eleanor Limbach Mary Raney Marjorie Talle (Junior) June Sellars Rod Vandever Jeanne Walker Thornon Wampler William Warel Gran Wilber Feaure wriers for he PLAT are Bradford Dunham Mabel Dunn Pay Giles Eugene Hanofee Rhoda Hollander Marha Newell Russ Powers Norma Ri- Annually several prizes for bes-wrien essays on cerain subjecs are presened none of which exceed $100 College Offers Loans Employmen The Commiee also aids sudens hrough he medium of a loan fund which was creaed by combining various rus funds Deserving Junior and Senior residens of Virginia are allowed o borrow a minimum of $150 and a maximum of $500 which hey repay wih ineres afer graduaion Employmen in he College is also offered o sudens There are approximaely seveny-five posiions as waiers in he College Refecory wih a salary of $20 a monh Posiions as assisans in he Library various deparmens offices and laboraories are also open o some people The laer are N Y A er and Sue Whie According o posiions and pay fory cens an Lebe Seay Feaure Edior more nour for each job This salary has feaure columns could be used been raised since las year sepping up from 35 cens which was (See column 3 page 5) Feaure wriers may be from any class he amoun paid a ha ime The number of financially aided 'NO SOUP-BONE sudens in he college now is CENTENNIAL Wyo (ACP) Digging casimly a a weahered somewha saggering Many sudens have found i impossible o bone juing from a rock formaion Universiy of Wyoming co-eds pay heir own way in gaining an of a geology class discovered i e<j UC aion and wih he aid offered was no ordinary soupbone fey fe college mam capable> inel The hing exended deep ino he ' always earh Calling Dr S S Knigh %en *"» worhy individuals have direcor of he geology camp hey profied by he assisance which found i was a par of a dinosaur's was proffered hem If any su- skeleon ha measured beween 40 foirfc receiving aid fails o live up and 50 fee in lengh o he sandards se up by he Dr Knigh hopes o unearh he commleej he loses al> he aid and complee skeleon suppor rendered him and mus eiher finish college on his own Mrs Kermi Roosevel has acceped elecion as a'member of he managemen of finances or disconinue his educaional career However -hese cases are rare board of rusees of Hobar and William Smih colleges

6 Page 'Six T II E FLAT H A T Tuesday November mwmm o <&%mw A C P's Corresponden Repors from Washingon ^ By JAY RICHTER WASHINGTON (ACP) Need for nurses is mos urgen Some are waned immediaely A survey of wo-hirds of he counry's nursing schools reveals ha we're going o fall abou nurses shor of ha quoa The only way o reach he goal now would be for new girls o enroll in nursing courses in January-and February Decision o become a nurse doesn' necessarily mean an inerrupion of your college course Perhaps you can do i simply by including biological physical medical and social science courses in your schedule a he sar of a new erm his winer Esimaes of he number of nurses needed have kep growing hroughou he war Some 3000 a monh have been aken from civilian life for army and navy duy Tha's a year as agains an original esimae of for 1942 Those figures add up o a migrane headache for local hospials hroughou he naion Sympomaic of he rend is he announcemen of he Civil Service Commission here recenly ha liberalized rules would permi nurses who compleed heir raining as long ago as January 1920 o apply for governmen nursing jobs The jobs pay $1620 a year and are open o all who have had nurses raining Apply o he Commission here or by way of your posoffice For general informaion on nurse recruimen wrie Miss Florence Seder Naional Nursing Council for War Service 1700 Broadway New York Ciy Oher Jobs Greek Leers By EUGENE M HANOFEE ar Books Purchased For Library On November 10 he Grand Vice-Presiden of Kappa Alpha over he goal line for he Indian's Thea Mrs Browne was honored fourh and final score Johnson a a ea by he local chaper here calmly booed home he exra poin Las Wednesday evening several for his hird consecuive placemen SAE's and heir daes gave of he day Dean Theodore S Cox a farewell surprise pary a his home in ries such as Germany Ialy he Chandler Cour Among hose Unied Saes Venezuela ec presen were James Ward Jean mens and complee knowledge of Farher on in he book here The Governmen wans phoographers and moion picure ech Fessler Sanley Hudgins Marilyn he field The hree books chosen are: indexes of all ships afloa Wood Richard Alfriend Phyllis from his series were Flecher war losses in each counry diagrams of ships ypical o each nicians o fill jobs paying $1440 Hanz Alex Mac Arhur Naalie o $3800 a year Women especially are desired alhough men Pras on Modem War Harvey Sanford George Blanford Bey Ford's on he Navy'and Lieuenan Colonel Paul Thompson's on cers of each counry shipbuilders counry navy insignia he offi Mills Willard Smih and Mamie may apply be Bevans Free-lance experience may Army Engineers of each land and oher complee Sigma Pi has announced he navigaion facs of he whole enough o qualify for any of he j jobs and amaeur experience s pledging of Edwin O'Grady Allen "Escape from Freedom" Chosen world If is significan ha enough" for S1440 and "«1620 posi- Jr on November 12 Janes' book deals wih all boas ions Apply o he Civil Service The Phi Tau's he Thea's and Anoher book seleced was Erich from orpedo gun-boa and he Thea Dela Chi's held dances Fromm's "Escape From " Freedom" which ells exacly wha sloops o seamships and submarines I is worhy of noe ha Commission las Hal or We'll Fire! y evening freedom means o he modern alhough his work is a privae Boh army and navy public re- The Phi Tan dance was in he man Raoul de Roussy de Sales' venure i receives he cooperaion of he navies of he world in laions have bogged o he poin form of a Friday he hireenh "Making of Tomorrow" explains where i's impossible o ignore he pary I was informal and was how he hree simple forces of fac-gahering and is considered fac and i is ime for ordinary held a he local chaper's house Naionalism Collecivism and Pacifism civilians o sar verbal sniping as on Blair Avenue when combined in differen The chaperones is heir democraic won were Miss Elizabeh Harris Mr ways forward eiher peace or war Whaever he meris of he Prenice Hill and Mr and Mrs navy's case in wihholding even Thomas Thorne now complee facs on losses a Mr% and Mrg_ Y O Ken and Pearl Harbor whaever he meris ij eu enan and Mrs Roland Jones of he army's case in leaving he chaperoned a he Thea dance impression ha no men were lef -phe dance which was informal behind on he Doolile raid over wag held a Bea Lambda Chap- Tokyo he fac remains ha he er> s h ouse on Richmond Road curren sew is evidence enough rom 8 o 12 Refreshmens conha somehing is radically wrou<r s; s e <i 0f cid er an d doughnus wih he aiude of he services y^ gcene of ne Thea Dela oward he public Chi dance was he foyer of Phi Apparenly miliary men charg- Bea Kappa Hall Chaperoning ed wih public relaions duies of- f or his formal dance were Mrs en know less of ha fluid prob- Campbell and Miss Jeanne Parlem han civilians do of war which q Ue e is virually nohing as he serv- According o Ira Bernard ices are he firs o concede Dworkin Tau Chaper of Phi Al- As he conservaive pary's pj a w jy carry on mos of is Wendell Willkie said in his fine rushing aciviies in he Dodge un-conservaive speech: Room of Phi Bea Kappa Hall "The record of his war o dae Fraerniy rushing sared oys no such as o inspire in us any day a noon and will coninue unsublime faih in he infallibiliy il Friday midnigh of his same of our miliary and naval expers week Alhough rushing sared a Le's have no more of his non- <Jay earlier las year he Fraersense 'Miliary expers as well niy Associaion hough a change as our leaders mus be consanly was necessary his year due o he exposed o democracy's greaes f ac ha liquor and beer paries driving power he whip-lash of and banques are no longer in orpublic opinion developed from der hones free discussion" Each f res hman is again re- * minded by he Fraerniy Associa- Educaion Elsewhere ^ ion o wear a card wih his name I is no wrong o sae ha in prined on i during an 0f he he marial ars lie he moral funcions his week principles of our naion Tokyo For all informaion regarding said recenly via shorwave Tha's wha we'd gahered m &» * Tweny-five professors of he Universiy of Amserdam have been dismissed in reprisal for a g^z^m fees hisory and members of he various fraerniies and sororiies on campus he Indian Handbook should prove an invaluable guide I has been called o my aenion h^edirllttjc bomb aack on general headquarers of he Nazi suden fron er high i is offse by a low iniiaion fee Where here is lile Wih severance pay? or no pledge fee he iniiaion fee is usually high The average oal of fees is abou sixy dollars German professors have been made deparmen heads a he Universiy of Eiga in Lavia * * * * Williamsburg Mehodis Church More han 95 Czech eachers A he College Fnrance priess and physicians were arresed by he Nazis las monh in L F Havermale DD Miniser Sudens' Bible Class 9:45 AM Public Worship 11:00 AM coninued reprisals agains Slovak and 8:00 PM inellecuals Wesley Foundaion 7:00 PM Can' sand menal pressure eh? Funds Are Provided For New Ediions By A B KOENI'G- Las spring a fund of wo hundred and fify dollars was se aside for he purpose of purchasing for he College Library books which deal wih he specific problems crises and soluions arising from modern war A War Fund Book Commiee was formed whose duy was o selec he bes of he books from he vas number published This commiee consising of Drs Moss Guy Fowler and Bokol has recenly purchased a number of excepionally vial and ineresing books on hese subjecs Among he books seleced are hree from he "Ciizen Series" which are published in an effor o inform every ciizen of he facs which he should know abou modern war Each book akes separaely one ype of war service i e he Coasguard he Army he Engineering Corps he Marine Corps ec and ells exacly wha he purpose of each is why i was formed he require Two volumes of special ineres o he common reader along his line are "You Can' Do Business Wih Hiler" by D Miller and "Army of he Fuure" by General Charles de Gaulle Harold Quigley's "Far Easern War" is an excellen objecive presenaion of he facs of inernaional relaions Furher noable War Fund selecions are "Inroducing Ausralia" by Graan "Balkan Union" by Gashkoff "Sraegy of he Americas" by Macleish and Reynolds and "Rampars of he Pacific" by Abend Ohers Fron Regular Funds Then from is regular appropriaed funds he library has added o is shelves numerous books of various ypes on subjecs from which every and any reader can make a good choice according o his ineress A very unusual new volume on he reserve shelf is Fred I Jane's book "fanes' Ships" I is worhy of a fuller explanaion Is firs pages conain adverisemens of every piece of navigaion equipmen one could possibly de Max Rieg In" he Areaie- Gifs sire from birinoculars and gunsighs o huge engines I is singular o noe ha in no adverisemen are prices menioned jus picures explanaions and addresses The adverisers are mainly Briish bu also included are hose from almos all oher counison Sparks Keyde Scalping a surprising passing aack drove goalward Johnny Korczowski climaxed he march by sweeping hrough a wide hole on he righ side of he V M I for eigh yards and a score Johnson convered Knox o Longacre The smooh passing combinaion of Bob Longacre o Glenn Knox wen ino acion accouning for he wo remaining scores of he half Longacre rifled a 27 yard aerial o he seady "fend who raced seven yards for his firs ouchdown of he day Johnson's ry for he ex -a- poin was good V M J Assiss Laer in he period Longacre le fly a long looking pass from he V VI I 46 inended for Knox Two Ke/des simulaneously converged on he ball bu in heir hase o ba he pass down he ball was defleced ino he waiing arms of he graeful Mr Knox Then Knox as free and easy as he breeze didn' even sop and hank he genlemen bu insead raced a sandard work by hem If a reader is ineresed in ficion recen addiions -are "Torilla Fla" by Seinbeck "Las Tycoon" by Fizgerald "Proceed Sg Lamb" by Graves "Islandia" by Wrigh and "Rock and Wind" by Breheron Non-Ficion Too If he reader desires good nonficion he can urn o "A Surgeon's Life" by I J Finney "Salvador Dali" by J T Soby "Wings on my Ejee" by Sonja Heine "Dragon's Tooh" by Upon Sinclair and "The Leers of Bernard Shaw" If one is ineresed in opical books he should read "Arab A- wakening" by G Anonius "The Philippines? by Hayden and he sriking "The Las Time I Saw Paris" by E Paul' Z Oher recen addiions of noe Men's Spors Coninuaions "Monroe Morons"' Fooball Champs School Championship The eam is looking forward o he Dorm championship and if a game beween he winner of he Fraerniy league and hese Second Floor Monroe boys can be arranged i should serve as a es of he school championship Powwow wih Wally all he punishmen he ook and he ook quie a bi A few plays laer he Roanoke lad picked up a fumble and sared down field and Longacre made he ackle I was clean and wihou quesion bu very hard and Dashing Dick who was no quie so dashing was a long ime geing up A he ime of he melee in he game he VMI squad led by Coach Huber sared on he field We wached o see wha he boys in Green would do bu Coach Voyles kep hem all seaed in he ineres of good sporsmanship Never once did Voyles go on he playing field o proes because he realized his posiion bu ime afer ime he VMI coach wen ou and bierly proesed o he officials much o he disgus of all concerned Had he officials seen fi o call i Coach Huber could are "Cross Creek" by Rawlings "Pas Imperfec" by Chase and "The Amazing Amazon" by R Brown In conclusion here are more han several hundred new books packed wih knowledge and ineres now sanding on he sacks of our college library waiing for use < PQ&yiCTORY T UNITED STATES c? s^l STAMPS ^ ifcfe have cos his eam quie a bi - : yardage for unsporsman-like en' - duc In shor he game can be summarized by saying i was a case o'' Joling Joe being joled Dashing Dick being dashed and Pooley no-" liking i Pre-Fligrhers To Be Tough For Tribe year falling o he op-ranking Boson College eleven 7-6 Nore Carolina was also ied by he Georgia Pre-Flighers ear' - ier in he season The Cloudbu-- ers ranked as he second hes~ service eam in he naion have ye o mee Fordham Colgae ar-f Iowa Pre-Fligh Same Lineup Agains his all-mighy aggr-- gaion Carl Voyles will pi re William and Mary line one of he fines forward walls in fooball From lef o righ he seven sic:? will be occupieed by Al Vandeweghe Capain Marvin Bas* "Buser" Ramsey "Tex" Warringon "Doe" Holloway "Pappy'-' Fields and Glenn Knox Mainaining a srong offensive will be he W saring backfield Bi!J Longacre a lef half Dave Buch:-r a he wing and Harvey Johns - a fullback "V 1 -plunens IDEAL BEAITY SHOPPE ' Phone r l!!- Over Lose ;! f WHITE OPTICAL CO Medical Ars Building Newpor News Va Sadium Service Saion Candies Tobaccos Pasries Open 7 A M - 11:30 P M BAND BOX CLEANERS Inc SUPERLATIVE DRY CLEANING SERVICE TACK CAMP College Represenaive % f BOB WALLACE '20 PHONE 21 <$"^-*^~^<^<-<^<>-«^"M*>-<^->^<>-^ CAPITOL RESTAURANT - (AIR-CONDITIONED)' The Larges and Bes Place o Ea - in he-coionial Ciy SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED WIMimsarg Va 4^4^^4»^H *"$"$"^«^^-«~«"^$^ : ->

7 -Tuesday November THE FLAT HA Page Seven >%>»%VWI <w? \jr \K * ^mm\ea\ %\*f\ for he bally-hoo abou he fine Speaking" If here is any more hlo To Add Fuel Bllbea of a record or he solidness o be said I sugges ha i be Dear Edior: of he brass She is righ here as confined o he mail My reason Alhough I am no mixed up in far as I can see Bu she is found for saying his since reasons seem his "heaed" argumen beween o conradic herself by saying o be he curren craze in some yo'ur able columnis Miss Newell ha she mus review onlj curren circles is ha reprisals such as and her "opponen" Mr Faneher pops and hen urn si o and and have appeared for he las hree I feel he hing mus be decided review such waxings as Willer's weeks mus be becoming a bi eby an imparial judge who has a Juke Box Saurday Nik which dious now for he reader and I lile knowledge of popular music never rose o any grea heighs hink he space should be lef for ho makes no claim o be i Dave even hough i does show off he oher suden opinions" on he varband very handily maers which may ious Dexer or Marin Block ineres Firs of all le me say ha as Mr Faneher says here are races of he influences of professional jive wriers in Miss Newell's column Bu I is also naural ha one learns from an exper as Pancho should know afer aking many a music lesson Can he deny ha he is helped by he excellen sax solos of such men as Vio Mnsso Corky Corcoran or Tex Benecke????? I do no mean ha Mr F is no original hecause he bies a mean echnique of his own on his sax bu only ha he mus admi ha he has learned many ricks of he rade by lisening o such secion men as hose aforemenioned There is oo he unseled poin of wha bands and records should Bu Pon ilicose* INCUTS --\ ~~ As for he use of he words heto ' disc and plaer I see no faul The very fac ha Mr Johnny here Tf Pancho dislikes hese Downbea is in realiy Mr Frank erms maybe he could 'link up (Pancho) Faneher he leader of more efficien ones o employ he college orchesra hrows an I'm sure Miss N would be glad o enirely differen ligh on boh his incorpae hem in her column wel- leers o he edior Mr Faneher comely is a musician and musicians know As for making misakes in re- a^>oa^ *he inricacies of music and viewing a record as 'MISST Newell naurally hey are ineresed in did on Goodman's Six Fla job hem " Wm of us llere are no V I'm afraid Marha is defenseless music»ans> herefore an analyical Bu hen again he average per- discussion of a record in musical son is unable o disinguish he erms does no S em o be P rofi " various syles and ones of he able since we w<mld no Parieuree(j s _ larly care abou echnicaliies In Mr" Faneher coninually cass m y ; f \ f " " ^ T 1* ' made here beween a record and a sarcasic remarks owards Miss -» T fooball game 'Mos of us enjoy a NeweH's saemen of he average j fooball game because we know record knowledge of he average? be reviewed Miss Newell saes ha he average suden cares no person In his leer of las week enough ab f A J A PLICOSE* Du Fon's new ligh weigh wafer-proofed rayon Smarly fashioned ragian model beled RAINPROOF WINDPROOF Sof plian odorless Resiss cracking and sicking Season's newes shades and saple colors e-dazzling defense agains downpours «Folds away for a rainy day Sizes Small Large Medium Umbrellas o mach and harmonize»t M Kes- TJ S Pa Off CASEY'S Inc Williamsburg* Va e " wh w f g0 " mg on Afer he game however he oo conradics himself and ' we would no enioy lisening o Coll Calend m Tuesday November 17 Lambda Phi Sigma Meeing Music Building 7:30 P M Colonial Echo Ediorial Saff Echo Office 7:30 P M Balfour Club Meeing Dodge Boom 8 P 'M Thea CM Dela Meeing Rogers P M Wednesday November 17 Chi Dela Phi Meeing Barre Living Room 8 P M Clayon Grimes Biological Club Meeing Washingon P M Thursday November 19 - Euclid Club Meeing Washingon P M Pan-American Club Meeing Barre Living Boom 7 P M Hisory Club Meeing Marshall-Wyhe P M Sudens Religious Union 'Meeing Wren Building 7 P M Friday -November '20 Rally Phi Bea Kappa Hall 7 P M since he - is """" more up " on he»" subjec he views a record " from heech- Saurday November 21- ween a Spivak solo and one of he coach review all he poins of TT han mos T of us TT he should know meal side while we jus lisen m Kappa Dela Pi Meeing Harry James His saemen here he game o his eam» knowledge of Bill or Mary In his by saying ha he average person Suunae ones! Dodge Room 5 P M blissful ignorance Oh we unforconfirms Ar Exhibi den vi her 4 i saemen ii «JM«abou he I v case dare Mr say Faneher ha someime in* As for myself I find Miss New- some sma11 wav < Mr is - he Faneher coach has and Phi Bea Kappa Hall ell's is unable column o ineresing ell he difference and infor- be- influenced by he leading m» Dance sical maive and as does Mr Faneher ariss I do no condemn Blow Gym 9 P M T see places where changes and Mm for Ws! he P oin wish o * make is ha { is no improvemens could be mads Bu I disgrace o be Sunday November 22 no more claim o be able o make influenced in a gainful way by hem han I do claim o be able ohers Wesley Foundaion Meeing Mehodis Church 7 P M o give ou wih a beer solo han Willingly I admi ha I do no T-YPU M;e:ing Pancho does I sugges ha Mar- have a complee knowledge of muha srive o keep up her good si c Las year when T came o Bapis Church 6 P M work and aemp o make no William and Mary here was no Wesminser Fellowship Meeing Presbyerian Church more errors as in he B G case record column in he paper I 6 P M And also ask ha Mr Faneher al- as]{ed if I migh have a ry a low her o carry on in her old way wriing one because I had done so BYPU Sunday School for a while and if he sill has rea- previously in junior college So Bapis Church 10 A M sons for commen afer a few "Popularly Speaking"-was wrien Ar Exhibi weeks le him hrow hem hard wkh he p U j pose of wa Mng «comand fas If hey are jusifiable menary on he his of he dav Phi Bea Kappa Hall I'll probably hrow hem wh him My m3si ca i amli v (which is nil Monday November 23 bu if hey are sill almos all un- excep ha I whisle occasionaljusifiable I will be back a? ain o ] y ) was no menioned my lisen- Morarboard Meeing assis a lady m disress j n g acquainance wih records and Morarboard Room 5 P M Solidly yours my ineres in wriing seemed o Sammy Banks -46 bo enough Tuesday November 24 Lady's Las Word Dear Edior: I is neiher my desire nor inenion o coninue ad infinium in he FLAT HAT his discussion abou my column "Popularly Gardiner'T Brooks Real Esae Insurance Renals ' Duke of Glouceser S Phone 138 Peninsula Hardware Corp Picure Framing Keys Made Elecrical Appliances Pain Ironing Boards Phone 115 Look for he Trade Mark BUSES» EVERYWHERE Through Buses o Washingon Richmond Greyhound Lines Inc Williamsburg Drug Co The REXALL Sore DRUGS SODAS WHITMAN'S CANDY ^-^-^^^-e-^^"*^^*^^ SCHOOL SUPPLIES > i PHONE 29 I am very much ashamed of my misake abou "Six Flas " Unfurnished" in las week's column All I can say is ha 1 have made misakes before and I guess I'll make hem in he fuure I am no hough i fills me wih despair infallible Mr Faneher saed in his previous leer ha he had been an arden reader of he FLAT HAT f wo years and ye in he curren leer he saes ha he read only a few copies of he paper las year Has he conradiced himself? He could hardly have been an arden reader he second year a which ime my column appeared if he read only a few copies Mr Faneher asks why he records of Tommy Dorsey and Harry James are he curren favories of he day I is because heir bands are frequenly heard OIT he radio; i is because heir records are frequenly on he "juke boxes" and because people like he way hey play I hasen o make i clear ha my replies o Mr Fancher's leers are wrien sincerely also I respec his righ o express his opinions alhough my opinions don' concur I am "overcome wih emoion" ha Mr Faneher hinks my column has improved He is righ; no one will ever know wheher i was due o his leer leas of all Mr Faneher I remain speaking popularly Marha Hill Newell»43 Sigma Pi Sigma' Meeing Rogers P M Quoable Quoe (By Associaed Collegiae Press) "The secreary of war and he secreary of he navy desire o make heir posiion clear wih respec o- his maer of coninuance of college educaion They are convinced ha able-bodied young men and women mus and will be conrolled in heir decisions solely by wha appears o each o be his duy in helping o win his war They are furher saisfied ha he colleges mus and will be similarly guided in heir acion Colleges have a definie educaional funcion o perform in war as well as in peace bu i is somewha differen Men who accep he opporuniy of enlismen in he army or navy reserve and who conscieniousls' devoe heir effors in college in he manner indicaed and hose eachers in he colleges who are necessary for he educaion of hese men may feel assured ha hey are doing he jobs heir cbimry wans hem o do and are performing heir full duy in he war effor" An army and navy join release o he press defines he official aiude oward colleges DR BRANTLEY HENDERSON Williamsburg Va Eye Ear Nose and Throa Lenses Duplicaed Noed Sporsivoman Teaches Women's Hockey Class Miss Applebee Reurns o W-M By KATIE RUTHERFORD "I is no enough o live bu o live srongly" A he age of 69 Miss Consance M K Applebee perhaps he mos remarkable sporswoman of our ime lives by his moo and pus o shame many a young girl who hough herself ahleic and physically fi Her ringing commands on he hockey field her resounding criicisms her abiliy o hi as hard run as fas and keep going as long as he members of he eam ofen longer belie he fac ha in only a few monhs she will have reached he age of hre*» score and en when mos people are conen o relax in heir comforable chairs and reminisce abou he hings hey used o do No Miss Applebee She is looking forward o coninuing her acive coaching and eaching jus as she has always done and cerainly here seems o be no reason why she should no In 1901 Miss Applebee came o he Unied Saes o sudy a Harvard Summer School She had been o school in Devonshire and had received her diploma from he Briish College of Physical Educaion in London bu came here because she fel ha he American sysem was in advance of he Briish in healh work While a Harvard she me Miss Harrie Ballanine direcor of physical educaion a Vassar and old Miss Ballanine of he spors English girls played including hockey and cricke Inroduces Hockey o U S Miss Applebee inroduced field hockey in America when on Miss Ballanine's inviaion she wen o Vassar and insruced he girls here in he elemens of he game From a raher inauspicious beginning wih 25 cen sicks bough a he neighborhood dime sore hockey araced more and more ineres as he years wen bv and Miss Applebee wen o Bryn Mawr M Holyoke Wellesley Smih and Radcliffe insrucing and improving he girls' playing For some years Americans were raher vague as o hockey rules ani coaches a various schools simply ried o remember and each wha Miss Applebee had showed hem; bu Miss Applebee formed a Field Hockey Associaion in 1902 o ge he rules sraigh primarily and finally in 1921 he Unied Saes Field Hockey Associaion was formed Since hen eams have been formed all over he counry here have been American eams who have gone over o England o play and English eams have come over here Though inerruped by he war here was an inernaional associaion which held a ournamen every hree years he las one in he Unied Saes in 1936 I is ineresing o noe says Miss Applebee ha hockey is a man's game and as such is very popular in Europe She menioned ha Paul Ganz used o play on he Vienna eam ;' War Worker and Gardener Afer acceping he posiion of direcor of physical educaion a Bryn Mawr Miss Applebee sayed in his counry eaching for 24 years and organizing hockey eams and clubs in her spare ime She wen back o her home in Burley Hampshire England bu reurned o he U S in 1939 and was sranded here on accoun of he war She has done a considerable amoun of war work being acively engaged before Pearl Harbor in working for Bundles for Briain he Foser-Paren Plan and conribuions for ambulances o be sen o Briain In he summer Miss Applebee devoes much of her ime o a hockey camp which she sared in he Poconos and if here's any ime lef over she loves o ry her hand a gardening She said wih a laugh ha perhaps now she migh spend some ime resing and reading beween hockey games bu mos of he girls will ell you ha afer a wo-hour game under Miss Applebee's direcion i's he girls who need o res PASTRY SHOP Fancy Cakes Pies Bread And Rolls Open Sundays Phone 298 H LAPIDOW Tailor Alering and Repairing Done by Expers Behind Sororiy Cour BARNES BARBER SHOP Since 1912 we have served he sudens of William and Mary This same coureous and efficien service awais vou oday Over Williamsburg Theare YOUR PURSE in he ^ BIT * VAR STAMPS + BO ^ ^ ^ ^ - ^ ^ " ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ i ' Wes End Marke FINE MEATS GROCERIES VEGETABLES SPECIAL ATTENTION TO FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES ->->^*<-^^^^^^-»4-«-»4^'#-><^^*>*4^^***<^^*^^****<-<'4-*-»-i--«-»

8 Page Eigh THE' FLAT HAT Tuesday November ' Supersiions Or Elecion Proceedings Wha kind of primiive supersiion have we inheried ha makes us hink ha everyhing from purposes of charered clubs o elecion resuls should be shrouded in deepes secrecy? Is i a desire o keep he ou group ou or is i a desire on he par of he ou group o say ou? Do we olerae his concealmen of facs because we are afraid of published resuls or because we wan o look up o some ""shrine of all-mighy knowledge whose high pries keeps ha knowledge forever hidden from us? Whaever i is i has no "A pluraliy of voes shall deplace here no on a demo- ermine elecion" which craically organized campus would seem o imply ha figsuch as his heoreically is ures are included in he word Paricularly is his elemen "resuls" of secrecy undesirable where We do no quesion he veri concerns suden govern- aciy of he Commiee in is men A disurbing example repor as o he oucome of of his occurred las week in he elecion Raher we quesconnecion wih he Friday ion heir wihholding o f elecion of class officers and facs which have no reason represenaives o he Suden for being wihheld which Assembly Afer he elecion migh possibly be helpful if was over no one knew he sa- hey were published This isics on i/ excep ha cer- one maer of elecions seems ain people had won he po- o be Jus one par of a myssiions which was really no erious desire of hose in-hesurprising Wha we didn' know o dim everyhing ino know was how many voed or a genle obscuriy o creae by wha majoriy he successful candidaes won All Records Were Desroyed Even he Honor Councils which serve as a Commiee for he Conduc of Elecions didn' know wo days afer he elecion was over since no record was kep We know; "bu i never has been" We recognize ha he Honor Councils as such have o keep cerain of heir records sealed ou of pracical consideraions bu when hey are funcioning as a Commiee for he Conduc of Elecions such secrecy is unwarraned a don' quesion oodeeply or oo long amosphere a dang"- erous amosphere in which hearsay is acceped as fac nquiringepocer Gues Reporer:- Billie Snead Wha do you hink of our Saurday nigh dances? The dances are swell he band is geing- Beer and I hink boh of hem 'should be coninued I Why should all records o alg0 hink he cuing is very good> voers and voes be desroyed especially for a cerain n> afer he Commiee has _0 a [ Thoren '46 found ou he winners? Would no a published record TMhK he dances are wonder_ of he facs be desirable de- f u i ^ good way f or everybody o sirable m ha he Assembly mee-everybody else I hink hey would know how much back- definiely 8hould be conaed- mg i had and perhans do Pa c asev > 44 _ somehing o remedy he siuaion if such backing were T Mnk hal he Saurdav ^ M hough insufficien? Desir- dances are no wha hey used~ o able in ha one half of he ibe> They are definiei y o0 D RY Honor Councils would no The band is rea% ^ bu here call he oher half a bunch of is no enough ife on he floor _ diry ballo saffers / as did Dixon Foser '44 acually happen in an elecion held las Spring? Figires Are Clearly "Resuls" They are really righ nice much beer han I hough hey would be his year wih he absence of so many "old-imers" In he Consiuion of he Jean Gieselman '43 Suden Assembly Aricle V Secion II i is saed ha I like hem much beer han las "The Commiee (for he Con- year because he band is so good duc of Elecions) shall coun As for he amosphere of he ballos and make known he dance ha all deperds upon your resuls of elecions" Does dae Margare Ann Fellows '45 he word "resuls" mean simply 3 bald saemen of who They're OK for Freshmen won wha? I would seem o bu afer he firs one hey're all be an arbirary decision if so alike They could do wih a few since he nex senence says more laughs Arkie Vaughn '43 The Fla Ha ELIZABETH COSTENBADER Edior-in-Chief JACK BELLIS Managing Edior MARJQRIE RETZKE ' News Edior HOWARD HARKAVY Make-up Edior ELIZABETH SEAY Feaure Edior WALLACE HEATWOL'E Spors Edior DONALD HAHNE Circulaion Manager DYCKMAN VERMILYE! ' Business Manager COPY DESK: Hanofee Hyman Kaemmerle Manewal Warel SPORTS COPY DESK: Hollis Maeuci Wooley PHOTOGRAPHERS Lee Vandever Member Pissocided Golie&iae Press Disribuor of Golle6iae Di6es» A weekly newspaper prined Tuesdays in he college year by he sudens of he College of William and Mary in he ineress of William and Mary sudens faculy and alumni Enered as second class maer a he pos office a Williamsburg Virginia Speaking (Edior's Noe: Miss Newell asks us o say ha his paricular column is wrien for a cones sponsored by a Rich- Richmond hoel on he subjec of Harry James She adds ha she's sorry she can' review Benny Goodman's laes recording his week) By MARTHA HILL NEWELL An appraisal of wha Harry James' music means o popular music lovers is indeed a difficul ask for a record reviewer Primarily i means more han jus modern American music -a is bes: one migh define i as creaive success When Hurry James firs formed his band he was known as one of he fines ho rumpe players in he world This classificaion made a ransiion from an individual o a unified group When he James band appeared a he Paramoun in New York Ciy in 1939 i was a band devoed o ho music almos compleely Laer however Mr James mellowed his music resrained i a bi and "made he jive" genle" This change proved he fac ha he was eager o please popular music fans and o do so he was willing o change his syle Thus Harry James' music means VERSATILITY Secondly i has been saed ha he James band was a one ime deeply involved in deb However all of he deb was quickly relinquished by he many successful engagemens of he band Thus Harry James' music means PRO GRESS When one lisens o he radio i is a grea hrill o be able o recognize a band Upon hearing he inimiable James' syle one can say wih assurance "Tha's Harry James" Thus Harry James' music means DISTINC TION One of he mos prolific sources of a band leader's fame is records Records are he infallible meer of success Harry ' James' records have been favories for many a day Music shops mus consanly keep hem on order as he demand is grea and wha he public demands in records make he o^ sellers' Thus Harry James' music means POPULARITY "You Made Me Love You" a la Harry James should go down in hisory as one of he sweees hings ha any orchesra ever pu forh I swep he counry like a hurricane and i gahered Harry James fans as i raveled "Trumpe Blues" is anoher of he nevero-be-forgoen records ha one hears abou bu seldom acually discovers "Make Love o Me" indubiably falls ino ha caegory Thus Harry James*' music means FAME Helen Forres has never been beer She sings her songs in a sulry way ha is naurally good One doesn' have he feeling when lisening o her ha she exers any effor; her vocalizing is rich and easy-going Thus Harry James' music means SMOOTH NESS All of hese <iualiies migh be signified as he inangible elemens of he James' syle Each one is an end in iself and when pu ogeher hey form a composie picure of he meaning of Harry James' music o he arden popular music fans of America And i's "he American Way" o like wha is good IN' MEM0RL4M To he fond memory of Alpha and Thea he firs offsprings of our beloved ca Pauline Alpha and Thea died a birh on he nigh of November foureenh in he year of our Lord One Thousand Nine 'Hundred and Fory-wo 'REQUI1SCAT IN PACE Alpha Thea f Phi Kappa Tau Busy Buck Bradford Takes Time Off i Give Reporer Some Vial Saisics By J C MERRIMAN I's hard o rack down hese campus-aciviies-men Owen Lee (Buck) Bradford didn' sele down unil dinner ime when I cornered him a his able Wih a forkful of spinach poised in mid-air he old me ha he came from Lynchburg Virginia He was quick o vouch ha some readers of he FLAT HAT would know where i was oo Beween bies i gradually developed ha he had aended he E C Glass High School in Lynchburg and while here had become manager of he fooball eam wice he Secreary- Treasurer 5 of his class and a member of he Naional Honor Sociey By desser ime we had learned ha while holding several jobs hroughou his hree years of" college afc William and Mary he has found ime o become one of he mos imporan sudens on he campus Buck is Presiden of he Senior Class Vice-Presiden of ODK a member of FHC he Assembly and he General Cooperaive Commiee He is an Aide o he Presiden and an ex-officio member of he Alumni Board Sill feeling he effecs of a General Cooperaive meeing which he had jus aended he answered when asked wha suden improvemens he would like o sugges (someone dropped a ray of dishha he would like o see "more es) rj p j umpe d Bradford o ge suden governmen ineres and he waier's name even before he less campus cuing" ' glasses had sopped rolling around' "I am in V-7" he coninued in on he floor By lje way Buck is he inerview "and BANG also a headwaier Sill More Remarks Of Derogaion -Flj\ As Columnis His A Somehing Oher Them Fraerniy Sysem By JACK BELLIS On he second page of his week's FLAT HAT here is reprined an ediorial from he Columbia Daily Specaor which :is paricularly worhy of being read In is essence i raises again he quesion of wheher American colleges and universiies are consisen wih he democraic way of life and poins o a revoluionary plan alleged o be evolving in Washingon Saurday's papers carried fur- cerain consricion of he menal her news of his "revoluionary" faciliies When our "royal menplan along wih heir sory of he or"" arises in one of our beer signing of he draf bill Asso- aended rallies and says in efciaed Press quoed Presiden f ec ha we'd beer goddam well Roosevel as saying "I am caus- ge ou and cheer ha i's he ing a sudy o be made for he parioic American hing o do asking of;seps o enable he young one wonders while of course men whose educaion has been in- remulously cheering erruped by he war o resume»» * Our classes wih heir emphaheir schooling and afford equal ' [ sis on remembrance of facs ess opporuniy for he raining and ' armed services has come o an - for hey ess are sake cerainly and aendance no indicaive are educaion end" He of hen oher wen young on o men explain o of sudens whose ' PURPOSE i is anoher i -/M plan "for he uilizaion JU- o reminiscen learn o of hink grade AND school: o free bu during abiliy he afer war heir of cerain service colleges m he heir minds " and univerisies for he raining Finally our women's social rules of a Irried number of men of he are clearly par of a "keep our u ""j children srong and healhy' move- J armed forces for highly specialized duies" regardless of wheher "" * * * * hey are now in college or could oherwise have afforded o go o college In he ligh of hese saemens I should like o develop furher he remarks of derogaion which i has been my won o cas in he direcion of William and Mary in Virginia In he pas I have said ha I did no believe William and Mary o be a Liberal Ars college and ased ha I did no believe mos of is sudens waned i o be The poin which T am endeavoring o make is ha William and Mary is lile more and ha lile more is incidenal alhough heoreically basic han a combinaion nursery-amusemen nark And he poin which I should like o make nex is ha he cause lies in he "o he sons of he Horaio Alger rich belong he spoils" philosophy upon which' our American higher educaional sysem is If he higher educaional sysem If "Liberal Ars" be aken o be 0f America is o be anyhing more hose sudies which free he mind of han a playhing hen several baprovincialism and lileness of vis- si c changes in is philosophy mus ion heir sudens would be hose De brough abou Paricular heed whose purpose i was o so free migh be paid in his regard o heir minds he speech of Vice-Presiden W^il- A William and Mary and I lace delivered on May 8 o he assume a he v oher so-called Lib- Congress of American - Sovie era! Ars colleges and universiies Friendship in Madison Square of America pracically all of he Garden In his speech he sresssudens which I have me eiher ed beyond he usual Bill of have been embued wih he desire Righs democracy- economic deo gain a purely echnical educa- mocracy ehic demoncracy educaion which in my opinion is per- ional democracy and democracy fecly admirable or have by way in he reamen of he sexes of example been ormened by he desire o join a fraerniy or sororiy wih all he lileness of mind which such a ormen implies Gur commercialized fooball in all due respec o hose young If our higher educaional sysem is o become one really deserving of he erm Liberal Ars i mus firs be possible for EVERY person wih boh he abiliy and desire o learn o hink and o free his mind o aend men who are making use of i o College whaever his economic surmoun heir economic eircum- saus Moreover i mus be imsance is equally indicaive of a possible for hose wihou boh he abiliy and desire o learn o hink and o free heir minds o receive such an educaion merely BECAUSE of heir economic saus If our higher educaional sysem is o become really deserving of he erm Liberal Ars i mus be based as well upon he principle of ehnic democracy he principle of equaliy and essenial broherhood of all races Imagine If you will' he average suden sudying nay even conversing wihou a smirk of superioriy in his he solid Souh wih a Negro and hen ell me ha our educaional sysem is so based Such breadh of mind is no only no augh; I's almos unheard of * jf; -4! # To conclude herefore wih some coherence I should like o ouline he plans which in my opinion should ideally be evolving "in Washingon" Firs here should be echnical schools open o everyone wih a given amoun of abiliy and willingness o work a governmen expense Second here should he Liberal Ars schools wih similar qualificaions The fear of governmen dominaion migh be allayed by some such regulaions as hese: all professors o be given a se sipend heir erm of office o be erminaed only when a giver number of sudens fail o sign up for heir courses Third if more basic changes have no been made here migh be privae schools for he enjoymen of he sons and daughers of ho well-o-do And so i seems ha boh Presiden Roosevel and he Columbia Daily Specaor are on he righ rack in anicipaing equal opporuniy for all young men and women for raining and educaion Who knows one day William and Mary and oher schools may even become colleges of Liberal Ars On ha fine day oh hap- $y day you say? here need be none like me o decry commercialized fooball while asking ha young men of abiliy be subsidized for sudy and no for a glorified coaching class; none o cu classes and flunk courses while pleading for educaion; none o help break social rules and o become inemperae while preaehing maure self-discipline; and finally none o criicize fraerniies while firmly believing in fraerniy