THE FLAT HAT COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY

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1 TELEPHONE NEWS ITEMS TO THE FLAT HAT Campus Office Phone 157 Prin Shop (Mondays) THE FLAT HAT COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY TELEPHONE NEWS ITEMS TO THE PLAT HAT Campus Office Phone 157 Prin Shop (Mondays) 192 VOLUME XXIX. NO. 9. WILLIAMSBUEG, VA., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1939 Z-792 Alumni Gaher For Homecoming Celebraion ivec; Se of Social Ridis For Presiden's Approval Social Hours Riding Changed A an open forum discussion among women sudens held in Phi Bea Kappa Hall Monday nigh, he following proposals were suggesed and voed upon o presen o Presiden Bryan for his approval: 1. Tha open social hours begin a hree o'clock insead of four for freshmen, due o he change in classes. Eiding a. Tha sudens should be able o sign ou once for riding wih heir parens for he lengh of ime heir parens are here. b. Tha he Judicial Council fix is own penaly regarding he riding rule no have he minimum penaly saed a a semeser's campus). Senior Privileges a. Tha seniors be allowed o dae unil welve o'clock Saurdays regardless o f wheher hey are going o he dance or no, b. Tha seniors be permied o have lae permission unil welve o'clock one nigh a monh (oher han Saurdays). 4. Peiions a. Tha a peiion could be drawn up concerning change in social rules and presened o Suden Governmen. b. Tha a forum be held o discuss he peiion, "Kind Lady" Rehearsals Coninue :.fiy Bsra "Kind Lady", he new vehicle for he William and Mary Players o be presened on November 30 and pecember 1, is an opus by Edward Chodorov from a ale by Hugh Walpole: and, i's an excellen sample of how much a capable playwrigh can do wih a clever shor-sory siuaion. The cas, mos of whom are doing heir firs long pars in he College Theare is being ably direced by Miss Alhea Hun, who in his play has chosen one of he mos unusual pieces o be given since a very long ime a he College of William and Mary. The siuaion arises when a rich and reiring London lady, Miss Mary Herries (Peggy Gildner) befriends firs a culured vagran, Henry Abbo (William Land), hen his wife, who fains under very suspicious circumsances on he lady's doorsep, and finally becomes unwilling hosess o a whole gang of rascals who smoohly bu implacably insinuae hemselves ino her home. "Kind Lady" is a drama which definiely belongs o he gooseflesh group, wih numerous scenes full of vigorous dramaic punches. One comes jus afer he rogues have seled hemselves in he house and made is misress a prisoner. A hungry-eyed urchin, Aggie (Virginia Boardman), prowls around sealing hings; a gross woman, Mrs. Edwards (Edna Whie) irelessly scolds her; a big, horrible man Mr. Edward (David Quinlan) plays a screechy, porable gramophone, while a dim wied pseudo-invalid, Ada (Virginia Brenn) dances crazily in her nighgown. Mos specaors' pulses will miss a bea when he broken lady smuggles a noe o an ar dealer (Waler Bara) who has eome o ake away he las of her picures, only o see he ar dealer urn i over o her capors under he impression ha she is mad. Bland Chief Speaker for Armisice The Honorable S. Ois Bland, Represenaive in Congress of he firs Virginia Disric, delivered he annual Armisiee Day address a he Convocaion in Phi Bea Kappa Hall Saurday, November 11, a 10:45 a. m. The speech was preceded by an impressive ceremony presened in he college yard immediaely in fron of he Wren Building by college sudens and members of Peninsula Pos No. 30 of he American Legion. A he call o aenion by he buglers, a group of ineresed ownspeople gahered wih he college sudens in he college yard o hear he William and Mary Choir sing "God Save he King", "The Marseillaise", and "The Sar Spangled Banner", which was followed by an excerp from Pericles' "Funeral Oraion" from Thucydides, read by John S. Hudson. Then B. D. Peachy called he roll of he men who died in service from he ciy of Williamsburg and viciniy,and John H. Garre, Jr., called he roll for he College of William and Mary. As he bells in he Wren Building olled he hour of eleven, he repor of he buglers sounding aps came from he old Capiol Building. In Phi Bea Kappa Hall Maxine Hines and Ehel Bu played a piano due for he advance of colors. Vemon L. Nunn, acing chaplain of he Peninsula Pos, asked he American Legion prayer for Armisice Day, and he William and Mary Choir sang a Charole from Church Canaa No. 182 by J. S. Bach. In he inroducory remarks by Charles J. Duke, Jr., Assisan o he Presiden of he College and Bursar, i was sressed ha America should be very hankful for he blessing of peace, and ha she should suffer any sacrifice save honor o mainain ha peace. A fragmen from he Memorial Music by Hindemih was played by Ellen Bu and Maxine Hines. Firs Vice Commander W. E. Hankins of Peninsula Pos inroduced he speaker, he Honorable S. Ois Bland, an alumnus of he College of William and Mary. Congressman Bland gave a vivid descripion of he firs Armisice Day, Wilson's speeches o Congress, he hareds surrounding he Treay of Peace, and Wilson's ulimae deah afer he failure of he Unied Saes o ener he League of Naions. "While war leads only 0 wilderness, America enered he las war for Democracy," he said. American presige abroad was a is highes on ha firs Armisice Day." He saed ha oday's war migh have been changed by he League of Naions and ha some common forum was needed o sele dispues of naions. He also prediced he spread of democracy. The exercises closed wih he audience singing "America." Spanish Club Insalls New Officers The Spanish Club me las Monday nigh in Barre Hall a 8 P. M. and held he insallaion of new officers. Carlon Laing, new presiden asked for suggesions for a club song and moo. There being no furher business, he meeing was urned over o Jayne Magee for he program of songs and games. served, afer adjourned. Refreshmens were which he meeing Homecoming Dance Tickes Now On Sale Tickes for he Homecoming dances may be purchased from he Presiden's Aides a he following prices: boh nighs, couples $2.50; sag, $1.75; Friday nigh, couples, $2.00, sag, $1.50; Saurday nigh, couples, $1.50, sag, $1.00. Besides from he Presiden's Aides, ickes may also be obained a he Informaion desk in Marshall-Wyhe, a he headwaier's ables in he dining hall and a he door of he Gym. The music for boh nighs will be supplied by Bur Repine, more popularly known as he Dominoes and who broadcas wice weekly a 6:15 P. M. over saion WEVA, Richmond. Only Friday nigh's dance is sricly formal. Psychological Research Begins Under he supervision of Dr. R. H. Henneman, four senior psychology sudens, Emily Edgeron, Frank Damroseh, Peggy Duryea, and Mariam Mollen are conducing experimenal projecs in psychological research. Miss Edgeron and Mr. Damroseh are sudying individual differences in learning abiliy using subjecs from oher psychology courses and any sudens ineresed in he experimen. The resuls of hese experimens should prove invaluable o all sudens in ha hey will serve o deermine an answer o he quesion of wheher he learning process is essenially he same for all ypes of siuaions, or wheher learning is specific or each differen kind of maerial aacked. Wheher he same mehod is as good for Bilogy 100 as i is for Philosophy, wheher cramming is good or derimenal, and kow "general inelligence" is deermined are all quesions which are perinen o he sudy. Miss Duryea and Miss Mollen are conducing a es in he grade schools which has as is purpose he applicaion of one of hree psychological ess, and a clarificaion of heir conen. Several leading psychologiss were consuled before final plans for his research were worked ou, and he resuls should prove very ineresing. "The Royalis" Given Firs VIPA Raing Receives Honors 1 wo I mies In As Many Years The Virginia Inercollegiae Press Associaion held is annual conference in Washingon las Friday and Sahrday. They purpose of he convenion was o hold lecures, round able discussions and formal meeings o inform ediors of he new advances made owards he improvemens in collegiae publicaions. The conference also judged he submied publicaions o deermine which was he bes. The Royalis of William and Mary ook firs prize among Virginia College magazines. This is he second year in succession ha he Royalis has won firs prize. The program of evens ook place a American Universiy and he convenion headquarers were a he Burlingon Hoel. There were many ousanding journaliss of he ime presen o lecure, one of he mos noable being Drew Pearson. William and Mary publicaions were represened by Rober Sainon, Merri Foser, David Forer, David Quinlan, and Sanley Ebb. "Who's Who" Includes 18 On Campus Eigheen sudens have been noified of heir nominaion for membership in "Who's Who in American Colleges and Universiies", annual classificaion made byofficers of he adminisraion on he basis of "leadsrehip in exracurricular aciviies, scholarship, characer, and poenialiies for fuure usefulness in business and sociey." The eigh women sudens nominaed are: Anne Cross, Virginia Brehn, Rosa Ellis, Bey Moore, Jean Clarahan, Frances Wagener, Gardina Maejka, and Bey Knoll. Eigh men nominaed his year in addiion o John Dillard and Lloyd Phillips (who were nominaed las year- are: Saunders Almond, Mec Douglas, Jack Garre, Leon Haden, Charles Gondak, Jack Hudson, Elmo Legg, and Henry Whiehouse. The lis of members from oher colleges and universiies is compiled in a large volume and pub lished a he firs of he year o be used by business concerns in selecing sudens for posiions. All's Well Tha Ends Well, Bu l^oiiig Inni I bure Was Time: Midnigh. Scene: Any girls' dorm. Did I have a good ime? Wow! Jus make yourself comforable darling, and le me ell you. When 1 lef here a nine, you'll remember I wasn' feeling s 0 well abou he whole hing. I's a lile hard on a girl's ego when a man runs all he way across he Sunken Garden o avoid her. To be perfecly hones, I'll have o aribue his dae o my running abiliy. There was anoher gal lying in wai for him on he oher side. Well, I go my man all righ, bu he wors is ye o come. Those oufis! I've gone o some mighy unusual paries in my day, bu never have I been forced o wear rompers! Wih legs like mine, 1 hope you realize ha was a blow. And anoher hing: when I wen down o mee my dae, here he was sanding BAREFOOT in he lobby! His hair was sanding on end, his rousers were rolled up o his knees, and he was wearing he mos deplorable plaid shir honesly, he was a mess. I al mos regreed having caugh him. Bu he pary my dear, i was a howl! You should have seen he place! I was all done up in corn-salks and suff, so i looked like a bam, and he cosumes were so crude I didn' even recognize some of my bes friends. Nobody seemed o mind looking foolish, So I immediaely fel a lile beer abou my rompers. Everybody enered ino he spiri of he occasion, and I really mean we cu loose! We ried evreyhing, including he Paul Jones and he square dahee. I 'say 'ried' because he square dance urned ou o' be he Big Formal, Informal Dances Fooball Game and Parade Will Fi ure in Aciviies Alumni Radio Program Today In collaboraion wih he Alumni Associaion, he Radio Broadcasing Class presened a resume of he Alumni Day Program for any of he old grads who were lisening in. The program his afernoon ook he form of a preview of he Alumni programs scheduled for his Saurday and Sunday, In he course of he program various alumni and college officials spoke on differen phases of he program. Mr. Channing Hall gave a brief address of welcome in behalf of he college board of visiors. Y. O. Ken, he college Seward old he alumni wha hey could expec in he way of food and enerainmen a he picnic sheler on Lake Maoaka. In an inerview, Charles P. McCurdy, he alumni secreary, gave a full repor of he plans for he weeked and urged he aendance of all alumni in he viciniy. The program was inerspersed wih various recordings of band music and cheering ha should have brough back memories of college days o all he old grads. If any sudens were lisening in hey go a good idea of wha heir cheering sounded like for ha used on he program was,a recording of some of he cheers of he suden body a he las rally. The program was one of he regular "This Is William and Mary" series. Thomas Forsyhe aced as announcer and as iner- Viewer on he program. The nex radio presenaion will be one of he alernae programs presened every oher Tuesday. Sororiy Sing Winners lo Broadcas The winners of he Sororiy Sing which will be given nex Monday will be feaured in he college broadcas he following Tuesday. The Psychology Club will mee in Barre Hall a 7:00 P. M. on Wednesday. Dr. Kreegan of Duke Universiy will speak on menal elepahy. The Men's Glee Club mees every Thursday evening a 7:00 P. M. in he Mehodis Church Annex. All men ineresed in singing are urged o paricipae. Apple finally. And speaking of apples, we had some of hose oo, for refreshmens. I'm elling you,we had everyhing! "Slim" Templeon and "Buser" Ramsay, who cerainly made elegan hill-billies, were salking around o lend amosphere. They amused he crowd by leading he square dances, and bouncing apples off people's heads. This las spor was enjoyed by everybody excep hose whose heads were concerned, and hey of course, knew i was all in he spiri of good clean fun. Honesly, I can' even BEGIN o describe how super i all was. I guess i jus akes he fresh spiri of he Freshman Class o pu over somehing big like ha. And as for my dae Souhern genlemen may be pleny smooh, bu give me a hill-billy everyime! Freshmen Homecoming Insrucions All Freshmen (excep hose paricipaing in he Inramural Hockey Tournamen) are o repor o he sadium a 3:00 Wednesday afernoon o pracice he card-figure for W-M Homecoming Day fooball game. All Freshmen are o gaher behind Rogers Hall a 2:00 Saurday in order o file ino he sadium in a single body. The freshmen will follow he band and i is emphasized ha hose no aending wih he group will no be admied. Tickes will be colleced. Freshmen will lisen for dining hall announcemens for ime and place of wood-gahering for he bonfire rally Thursday nigh. Firs Tryous Are Held for Yarsiy Show There was a meeing in Phi Bea Kappa Hall las Wednesday nigh a which he casing commiee for he Varsiy Show looked over his year's alen. All he campus imiaors, acrobas, dancers, and crooners were on hand o go hrough heir acs. Phyllis Cady gave an imiaion of a Freshman and one of Mr. Hoening. Bey Boop was imiaed by Marx Figley, who also did an imprompu of a Freshman. Of he girls who sang Ginny Boardman, Nancy Gupill, and Mary York received he mos applause from he audience. Lucille Reynolds did a Mildred Bailey "blues" number. The masculine alen fell o he campus quare of Delia Torre Lenzi, Palumbo, and Dennis. Bernie Russell repeaed a number he sang in he firs varsiy show. Mos of he oher men were so frighened ha he audience could no hear hem. Maybe hey'll ge anoher chance. Afer much coaxing, Cecil Brown was dragged ono he floor o do a jierbug dance. He is he Richmond champ and we give Lillian Waymack full credi for being able o follow him wihou rehearsal. The Shelley sisers ap danced and Bey Craxon did a swing number. Helen Black proved herself o be a good acrobaic dancer by almos hrowing herself ino he audience. Too bad Hanya Holm didn' see her. Virginia Doepke played one of her own composiions on he piano and a rio consising of Ginny Boardman, Kay Coerman,and Elsie Vreeland sang i in perfec harmony. All in all, 59 people were cheered and booed, bu Ginny Smih's hula dance brough down he house. Rober Douglas Will Conduc Chapel Wed. Chapel will be held on Wednesday, November loh a 6:45 P. M. in he Wren Chapel. This week's leader will be Rober A. Douglas while Rev. Charles M. Pra, pasor of he Williamsburg Presbyerian Church, has consened o be he gues speaker High School Sudens Here The combined acion of he Cheerleaders, he Alumni Office and he Suden Governmen Associaions of he College will produce he mos elaborae Homecoming Day "pep" program seen a William and Mary. This group have compleed arrangemens for he Thursday nigh rally and for an organized display a he fooball game on Saurday. The rally will begin a 10:00 Thursday nigh and promises o be one of he bes. The bonfire is going o be he bigges ever assembled and here will be pleny of orches. Also, here will be a fireworks display following some group (or mass) singing. Work on a plaform o hold he cheerleaders and he main speaker, Mr. Ashon Dovell, has begun. An amplifying sysem is also being se up. Afer he meeing on he pracice fooball field here will be a snake dance led by he band mouned on a fla ruck. A Saurday's game he freshmen, assised by some of he sophomore class, will pu on a cardfigure. These formaions are-being worked ou by Larry Pei and Gervais Wallace, who ask ha he noices in he adjacen column be followed ou o he leer, as he success or failure depends on he cooperaion hey receive. In cooperaion wih he Alumni, he Presiden's Aides have launched plans for he opening formal dances o be held on November 17h and 18h wih Bur Repine and Ms orchesra for he band and Blow Gym for he hall. Open o paricipaion of all sudens organized and civic insiuions of Williamsburg is a gala parade o be held he morning of he 18h a 10:30 a. m. On Friday, here will be a feaured broadcas of he dance over saion WRVA from 12:00-12:30 a. m. Repine has secured an excepional vocalis in he person of Mary Kaye who has been paricularly well received a he Universiy of Richmond dances. I may be ineresing o recall ha he prize for he bes floa wen o Phi Kappa Tau Fraerniy in '38 and o Alpha Chi Omega in '37. Prizes are donaed by local merchans and judged by a commiee of hree professors and hree merchan's. Parades have been an annual even since '34. Williamsburg will be overflowing wih a crowd of 3,400 high school visiors here for Homecoming Day Saurday, in addiion o he hundreds of Alumni and visiors who will be here for he Homecoming evens and fooball game wih Washingon and Lee. The school visiors will eome from. 58 high schools and preparaory schools hroughou he sae of Virginia. Trips hrough he Resoraion buildings will be a feaure of he day for he young visiors. The school paries are o regiser a headquarers in Phi Bea Kappa Hall on heir arrival and will be dispached on ours of he buildings in he period from 9 A. M. o 1 P. M. They will see he big Homecoming Parade, a 10:30 o'clock from whaever par of he own hey may be in a ha ime. The school visiors are expeced o fill one whole side of he sadium a he game wih Washingon and Lee, which is scheduled for 2:15 o'clock. Preceding he game a special program o honor he school guess will ake plaee (Coninued on page wo)

2 PAGE TWO THE FLAT HAT Tuesday, Nov, 14, 1939 Beer Ligh for Beer Sigh SEEING IS BELIEVING To visualize SEEING, we hink of eyes o see wih, a ask o perform and sufficien ligh wih which o see i. Naure gave us our eyes as hey are; our vprk is usually se ou for us by someone else or by circumsances; bu we can conrol he quaniy and qualiy of our ligh. Sudens paricularly require good ligh'for heir work. Try more and beer ligh! Virginia Elecric and Power Co. Homecoming... (Coninued from page one) in he sadium. I will consis of shor alks by Dr. Sidney B. Hall, Sae Commissioner of Public Educaion and Presiden of he William and Mary Alumni Associaion; Dr. Francis P. Gaines, Presii den of Washingon and Lee; Krimeh Chorley, Presiden of Colonial Williamsburg, Incorporaed, and Presiden John Sewar Bryan. A special parking area adjacen o he sadium has been provided for he visiors. Their buses and cars will be parked here on arrival and heir rips o he Ke: : - oraion buildings will be on foo so ha hey will be able o se more of he own of Williamsbur;:. Tables for picnic lunches will be se, up on he ground wes of he Sunken Garden and eas of he Campus Eoad. The Commiee on Arrangei) cms, headed by Dean Theodore S. Cox, has mailed o each of he school groups a map of he camliv.', o guide hem, sickers for iheir windshields, folders of Coon;:;] Williamsburg and view books and caalogues of he College. Hawaiian Nigh v«.,» ', m & T# THE fopcoat A COMBINATION OF LPXU1Y AND UTILITY III 1 11 IF roil GREATER MILK AGE Shoe;! as well as auo ires go farher aud las longer when rereaded. Our specialy happens o be shoes. We "reread" hem in a way ha doubles he wear a a fracion of he cos of replacemen. Rubber heels also quickly aached. All workmanship and maerials are of he highes qualiy. CAMPUS O. K. SHOE SHOP W, S. Murphy, Proprieor Back of Sororiy Cour r flak HI AI I WELCOME ALUMNI AND HIGH SCHOOL. STUDENTS Make our sore.your meeing place while in own. RCA VICTR0LAS RCA RADIOS Headquarers for Vicor and Bluebird Records COLONIAL MUSIC SHOP Incorporaed A a meeing las Thursday in Barre Living room, he Foreign Travel Club held Hawaiian Nigh. The srains of Hawaiian music welcomed he fory people who came o hear abou he Islands. All he sudens on he program had visied or lived in he Islands. Firs o speak was Mary Summerfield who old a lile abou he hisory of he Islands and heir geography. Peggy Wes, who lives on he island of Hawaii old abou her personal experiences during he 1926 volcano erupion. She also old some ineresing legends including sories of Madame Pali, he goddess of fire. Gary Paskins old abou his recen rip o he Islands and he places he visied ha are of ineres including Waikiki he Pall Peggy Longley who lives in he Islands old abou he food and producs. Boh she and Peggy Feldwisch wore naive cosumes. Pobby Feldwisch old abou he modes of dress and he climae. She recouned he origin of he hula and danced he hula. MIDDLESEX HOUSE Twin and Double Beds Privae Bahs Breakfas Served Prices Righ Phone 314 THE WINTER IS YOURS In hese gay new dresses of GRANDYIEW $7.95 "He" will be proud o ake you places in hese gay, inspired dresses ha have a oally new air. This marvelous newfabric drapes wih exquisie flaery... resiss creasing wih graifying sfubborness. Bes buy hree of four for fooball games and dancing afer. Casey' S, Inc. Angora one of he fines of animal fibres gives his coa is silky sofness. Surdy wool from Winer shearings gives I wearing qualiies. Hire is a coa ha will give you.o much pleasure and saisfacion ha when Is life Is finally.ended you wflf hae o give i up, Ohers o FRAZIER-CALLIS, Inc. Williamsburg", Va. 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3 Tuesday, Nov. 14, 1939 THE FLAT HAT PAGE THEE! W&M SCORES LISTLESS 19-6 WIN OVER R Women Reporers; Peg Guildner, Florence Mode, Jean Lyngaas, Marx Figley, Terry Teal. JIJIJU^ ^5?5B) S^iJ A' ZA XX IS By FRANK EAFLO Men Reporers: Dick Earle»Biil Howard, and Dick Kaufman. njured Indians Face Improved W & L Generals THIS WEEK By FEAWK RAFLO In spie of he possibiliy ha we, oo, migh be labeled a young college kid who wans his name in he paper, we hink ha somehing ough o be said over he curren argumen beween Sonny Hearwell of he Washingon and Lee Ring Turn Phi and he Richmond Ciy Spors Ediors. I seems ha Sonny fel his eam was being done an injusice by he Dispach and he News Leader in ha he name and fame of he Generals was no spread over heir shees. He furher charged ha here would have been lile room o wrie abou his or anybody else's eam for ha maer, as he. grea Richmond Spiders ook all he space. In answer o his charge he righ honorable edior, Durden and Oliver defended hemselves emphaically by poining ou, in he firs place, ha W. A L., was geing her share of he glory and, secondly, ha Richmond was a good eam and since hey were he home club were a leas in line for heir share of space. Thus, he charges and couner charges have been flying back and forh during he week wih supporers on boh sides. When we heard he sory he firs ime, we naurally gave hree cheers for Sonny and wondered why we hadn' come ou wih somehing like ha. Bu in all jusice o he Ediors we have been forced o give way from ha posiion jus a lile. FAIRLY EVEN... A survey of he spors pages of he News Leader from he firs of Ocober up o he presen dae failed o show he grea inequaliies which we fel sure were here. One mus consider ha he Spiders are on he road o a sae championship and as such a eam are eniled o a leas as much space as any oher eam in he sae. In addiion o which, hey are he home eam, so ha we should expec a cerain amoun of parisanship heir way. Sonny was no alogeher wrong in his criicism, however. We discovered bis here and here which migh easily be used o jusify his accusaion. Firs of all as o one's knowing whereof he speaks. We noiced a sory in he News Leader abou Lenz he speedy Guilford back who sarred here agains he" Indians. While giving he flee one all he credi he deserved he sory wen on o call him he fases back in THE SOUTH and a man capable of running he 100 in en fla IN FULL FOOTBALL UNIFORM. Now Mr. Oliver is ha over doing i jus a lile bi? We mus hasen o poin ou ha such cases were few and hardly warran a major criicism; hey only go o show ha we are all human and ha none is infallible. JONES SICK ; On he Richmond quesion iself, here were also a few poins. The mos noable one being he grea buuild up for Ar, The Grea, Jones. During he" curren-season he Grea One conraced a sligh cold which necessiaed his picure being on he spors page wih he "cold" clearly in view. All was weeping and sorrow. Bu hen, a few days laer, 'h'e iasy cold was gone and once'more we saw he Grea One's picure on he page, bu his ime he was booing one of hose unmachable puns,and was minus his cold. As far as William and Mary goes we have no kick. Our coaching saff has been pessimisic and righly so. We have received our share of publiciy in he paper for a fair eam and we'll wai a couple of years before criicizing from our end, The one hing on which we did noice he greaes amoun of sress was he Souhern and Virginia fooball in general. Our sae eams have been given every break and we are all for such a policy, for Virginia fooball has come a long way in he pas hree years and i is desined o ake even a greaer jump in he nex hree. In our survey we did no go over o he Dispch, bu we feel confiden ha he plaudis and criicisms apply equally as well o boh. Our advice, if i is waned, is brief. To he ediors: Be as fair as you have been in he pas, cu ou some of he lile incidens abou your grea ones, and be jus a lile oleran of criicism. I may no ways be jus, bu i is a good hing o hink abou... Or can man really run he hundred in en fla in full uniform, and if he can, why shouldn' he beheralded as a greaer rack man han a fooball player, which he c erainly would be. Tha is all. Brown & Wes Barre Lead In Hockey Pimmls The Women's Inramural Hockey Tournamen is o be compleed his week. Wih several games Sill o be played i is hazardous o prophesy he vicorious eam, bu if Brown and Wes Barre coninue as hey have been doing here should be some close games oward he end of he ournamen. To dae, Brown has won hree ou of hree games played, and Wes O. Barre has won boh of her maches. One of he mos ineresinggames played up o now was ha beween Wes Barre and Jefferson, won by he formei\8-l. Jefferson was he winning eam in las year's ournamen, bu i looks as hough her crown may be aken away. (Coninued on Page Six) Game To Be High Spo Of Home Season ME SEE HEAP BIG CROWD COMING HOME. Yellow Jackes Score Bu W-M Turns On Power To Win, Then Take I Easy Absence of Simpson Poined o As Reason For Lack of Drive In he sloppies display of fooball pu on in Williamsburg in many a moon he Indian gridders messed heir way o a 19-6 vicory over a decidedly weaker Yellow Jacke eam from Randolph-Macon. Afer he game was over and he fain yells of he cheering secion (wha here wag of i) had died down, he barren sadium was a prime example of he game iself. There were a few minor hrills and Sororiy Swim Mee o he Held This Evening This evening a eigh o'clock he sororiy league of Women's Inramurals holds is annual swimming mee, one of he mos popuory swimming mee will be announced a lile laer in he season. In las year's ournamen in which boh sororiy and dormiory (Coninued on page 6) Song Cones November 30h The nex even on he Women's Inramural 'program will be he song cones,o be held November SO in Phi Bea Kappa Hall a 7:S0 P. M. Much originaliy was shown in las year's cones, won by he Pi Phi sororiy and Brown Hall. Originaliy in he words of he song will again be he basis from which he judges will draw heir big chill and ha was all. Oherwise he game was barren of anyhing bu poor, pre-voyles fooball. Specifically, he Indians looked like scarecrows on he defense as he game opened. Randolph-Macon wih a lighning-like aack ook he kick-off and in five plays had Scored on he impoen defense of he doumbfounded William and Mary eam. The whole lef side of he eam was noiceably decisions. Rules will be similar weak, o hose laid down las year. A group of faculy members will be (Coninued on page five) asked o judge he cones. Varsiy Takes 5h; Frosh Cop 1s In Sae Mee ; Running in i ssecond mee of he; year, he Sae Mee, he varsiy harriers came in a very poor fifh. 114 'poins'.'"were scored up agains he eam as compared wih Virginia 36, V. M: I. '63, W. and L. 73, Richmond 88, and V. P. I In winning hem ee he Cavaliers reained he ile hey won las year. Individual honors wen o Mike Crocker' of Washingon and Lee who won he four mile race in he very fas ime of 21 minues 12.5 seconds. Cason, finishing in 12h posiion was he" firs Indian o cross he line. Capain Alley finished close behind him in foureenh place. (Coninued on Page 5) Goodpar Company Z (Incorporaed)., WHOLESALE FOOD SUPPLIES 8406 Huningon Ave. NEWPORT'NEWS, VA. f I 1 ">"$"$"$">-$"$-$ $"$~>, $-$"$"$"^X-$"$^<- Boisseau,- Hansik & Lindsay To Lead Favored Generals Local Poll Shows W & L o Be Popular Choice in Big Cones By BILL HOWARD Wih all he conroversy ha has arisen over he oucome of he Washingon and Lee-William and Mary game, Saurday, his wrier decided o ask some of he residens wha heir forecass migh be. The fac ha he quesions were asked in Williamsburg has in no way affeced he replies, W. & L. receiving almos as much suppor as he Indians, as he following inerviews will esify: John Sewar Bryan, Presiden: There have been los of Homecomings before his one bu his is he firs ha 3500 high school sudens have aended, wih 1500 urned away for lack of roof. The Williamsburg Resoraion has cooperaed wih William and Mary, and William and Mary has cooperaed wih he Resoraion. I is hoped ha in he fuure Homecoming games ha he schools no aending his year will be able o visi William and Mary a ha ime. As for he game I hope ha our grea eam will ge he breaks hey deserve and win. P. M. McDowell, of he College Pharmacy: W&M by a 7-6 score. Carl M. Voyles, head fooball coach: I's Homecoming and I know he boys will ry hard and I expec a good game. Bu he loss of Simpson, who was our leader, is a hard blow,and wih Hollingsworh and Masers uncerain of playing due o injuries, he backfield is he quesion mark. ; : Boisseau is oo much for William and Mary. I pick Washingon and Lee, 6 o 0, bu hope for an Indian win. J. M. Piman, engineer, power plan. Danny McKay and Ber Parr, of he Mahew Whaley School differ in heir selecions wih he former picking W&L by a 13-6 margin; and Parr choosing he Braves o win, 7-0. (Coninued on Page 8) Team Has Shown Seady Improvemen Throughou he Season Coach Carl Voyles' injury-ridden grid squad will face one of heir mos powerful opponens of he curren season when hey mee Washingon and Lee, before an esimaed Homecoming crowd of 10,000 in he William, and Mary Sadium, Saurday. The Generals, underdogs in many of heir coness his Ml have shown surprising srengh in winning over V, P. I., ieing Richmond, and holding Virginia o a seven poin win, while defeaing Sewanee, Souhwesern,' and Wes Virginia; losing bu o Washingon Universiy of S. Louis. ', Las week's Virginia game can-. no help bu bring o mind he ' singing defea ha he Cavaliers handed W. & M. in Norfolk hree weeks ago,and according o he press represenaives who winessed he game, W. & L. ouplayed Virginia hroughou. There will be some advanage for he Braves, as he Homecoming visiors should add o heir incenive o win, and Voyles men have been poining for his il; a vicory boosing he Indian sock no end. Regardless of he oucome, he Indians have shown in every game o dae ha hey will no be oufough,and will herefore presen a consan hrea,o Coach Tex Tilson's oufi, HAVE HEAVY LINE Led by Capain Dick Boisseau, Seve Hanasik, Jim Lindsay, and Duke Waddlingon, he Generals' heavy line sopped ail fcha Virginia had o offer, wih Boisseau sanding head and shoulders above every man on he field, in defensive play. Anoher facor which h&3 aided he Tilson men all fall has been he superb kicking of Brown and Dan Jusice. Averaging over fory yards from he line of scrimmage in nearly every game, hese wo puners have developed amaz-' ing abiliy as spo kickers, drop- (Coninued on page five) Frosh Ou For Revenge On Baby Spiders, Friday Nex Friday in he Spider'c web (so o speak), a game will be played ha may well be an indicaion of wha he Spider-Indian rivalry is o be for he nex few years. As is usual wih freshman eams here is no much informaion given ou from he Universiy of Richmond office abou, he prospecs of heir eam. So, all we can do is o look a he facs as gahered from here and here. Prom heir scores.wih oher Sae frosh eams he baby Spiders are an impoen eam on he offense bu a eam loaded wih defensive srengh. They hold a record ha is no as impressive as O- our own baby Indians, bu, in a Richmond-William and Mary game anyhing can (and does) happen. Two years ago he Richmond frosh hough hey had a walkaway game in heir hands as hey scored 19 poins in a lile over five minues. However, he Papooses of ha year pu on one of he games rallies ha is recorded in William and Mary hisory o ake he ball game wih wo ouchdowns in. he las five minues by a score of SPIDERS THICK!" The game promises -j, be a close one wih he lile Spiders (Coninued on Page Five) MATOAKA PARK RIDING SCHOOL I Classes Daily 10:15, 2.O'clock and 8:30 4- For informaion Call Barre Hall Of.' 208 or Sfc SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS. FOE BEGIN: -$~-«"0-^4-^-^^«>-«-4~-«^H- "^^

4 PAGE FOUR THE FLAT BAT MANAGING EDITORS. NEWS EDITOR EDITORIAL BOARD.. SPORTS EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHER BEPORTORIA, STAFF BUSINESS STAFF «SnbUiM e VMm" f HI FLAT HAT Founded Orf^ber 1.1, Collide o WiiHis:m mid Mary Williamsburg-, VlrfisiSr 1011 Edior BSofe SaizaoHi Arhur Kleinfelder and Bey Knoll Dave Quinlan Ca-rl Muecke, Rober Marshall, Edih Harris, Waler Bara, Harry Barr, Kormi-e IJapolIa, John Sumner..... Prank Raflo Jack Garre... Trudie Tan Wyck, Willard Berg-wall, Jani-oe Harvey, Ann Cross, Mary Thedieek, Serling- Srange, Forres Murden, Frances Roulson, Saunders Almond, Trudie Green, George Sisson, Mary Eaon, Charles Scripps, Joseph Ridder, Edward Sveky, W. Kalin Business Manager Harry Geauer Ar Cosgrrove, Tom Moug-ey, Ausin Robers, Jane Harden, Foser Jennings, 'Virginia Smih, Jack Hallowell, Suar Hurley, William Howard, Eugene Ellis, Edna Klinge, Jane Oraig, Abe Lincoln, Circulaion Manager Al Chesnu Adverising raes furnished upon applicaion o he business managemen. Subscripion raes: $3.00 per year (exclusive of sudens). Enered as second class maer a he pos office a Wiliamsburg, Va, REPRESENTED FOB NAT The Girls Are Fighing AIJVEHTIOiNG 3V Naional Adverising Service, inc. College Publishers Represenaive 420 MADISON AVE. New YORK M, Y. CJUCA5S LOS AWGZL58 ' SAW FSJ5CiSC3 Because i is he policy of he Fla Ha o presen boh sides of a sory, i seems fiing o poin ou a few poins in favor of he exising social rules o show ha hey are no as black as hey are pained. In he firs place he rules were no made because i was fel ha here had o be resricions, so "boys, his is hem". They were made because he pas had shown ha hey were necessary. The riding- rule was made because he College had a very serious acciden concerning some sudens coming bade from a game a Richmond. Oher similar accidens could cos he college much in suis, and much in repuaion he sacrifice of life was no deemed worhy of he sacrifice of a good ime and he "rah-rah" college suff. And if such a rule was going o be made, i had o be sric in order o be enforced. A he ime his issue goes o press he open forum discussion concerning he rules is aking place, bu if is a safe predicion ha when ha forum occurs, here will be a v r ery heaed discussion. The purpose of he forum will be saed in advance: o give he women sudens a chance o express heir desire for changes in he rules. if hese changes are good changes., hey will be carefully considered; if hey are no, he Judicial Council will ry o poin ou why hey are no, and he reasons for heir impossibiliy. I is hoped ha he sudens will view he forum in a co-operaive way, raher han from a sandpoin of grudgebearing. Happy Homecoming Homecoming weekend is one of he bes week-ends of he College year. All our old friends reurn o he campus and ha in iself is enough o make us enjoy he weekend remendously. The Fla Ha wans o welcome he old grads his year and o hank hem for coming back o visi us. There are oher feaures of his weekend which migh Vie menioned as conribuions o a happy ime. There's he parade which is always full of clever and amusing floas. There's he fooball game wih abou he mos spiried crowd seen a any game of he season. The Homecoming dances are one of he big social evens of he season and hen here's he Saurday wihou classes, oo, when you come righ down o i. Bu he bes hing of all is he reurn of he naives. They bring a holiday amosphere wih hem ha is like nohing else. All he funcions of he week-end and he privae paries have more zes and spiri wih hem presen. So give hem a good welcome sudens, because hey give ou a lo of fun for us sill in college. la Ha No Reflecor The Fla Ha is convinced ha if i is able o iniiae appealing aciviies hey will be picked up by he suden reading body and urned ino eiher a lo of fun or a realworh while movemen. Sadie Hawkins Day urned ino a lo of fun, perhaps he Fla Ha can click again possibly on a vial issue. One poin he Fla Ha would like o make clear: i is no in he business of "reflecing" suden opinion. Some schools of hough on he maer believe ha his should be he funcion of a college paper. The Fla Ha inends o ediorialize on wha i believes o be righ, wha is ehical, wha is bes o do in he presen siuaion, wha is necessary o correc an evil. Then, i wans you o hink i over. Finally, wha are you going o do abou i? Is policies are necessarily deermined by a small group. They are liable, as are he res of he inhabians of he globe, o make misakes; bu how many misakes are made by blind, un-!ed and unheeding public opinion? Member Pbsociaied Cc\\e&\a\e Press Disribuor of Cbl!e6iafe Di6es how's abou i Mosly our concern for he fuure has been limied o he resuls of mid-erm examinaion marks, nex Saurday's fooball score, and wha girl would accep our inviaion o he Homecomingweekend. Our ignorance of hings o come is boundless. Those few of us who did hazard a peep ino hei me beyond his pleasan campus life have usually reurned o he presen enirely confused as o our probable peculiar direcions in he course of human evens. We wrie hese Monday morning reflecions of he fuure afer an immediae pas ha has been unusually significan for us in his respec. I all began, we hink, wih he lecure in Phi Bea Kappa Hall las Friday. Weldon Hoo, a scholarly genleman from Pennsylvania gave us his worhy commens on wha promise we migh expec in a world of "Isms". We lef he Hall raher pulled abou his promise of a fuure and he error of he "Isms" did no srike very deep in our wondering hears. Whaever worry we migh have had for omorrow was los in he clicking of several co-eds needles who could kni one and purl wo while j Europe ever so figuraively burned in he speakers words. The heads may roll in Berlin bu we have sweaers o finish in Williamsburg. On Saurday a congressman had more o say of he way of his world, is sad pas, is sadder presen, and is same fuure which i seemed had much o do wih such young folks as ourselves. The words, he flag waving, he band playing we had all heard before. We had ha srange sense, so common o us all, of idenical evens occuring in a very hazy pas. There was lile comfor of a golden promise for our fuure here. We remembered he Boy Scou billboard of no so long ago wih he happy message, "America's Fuure Lies In Is Youh". Yes, bu where does he Youh lie in his prey fuure. On wha balefield and for wha purpose? Again on Sunday, his ime a man of God, old more of his fuure, is promise and is meaning. Bu from all his alk of he world and where is i going, our greaes saisfacion came from he kniing needles in Phi Bea Kappa. Le he idios spin our heir meaningless ale of sound and fury in Europe. Any peace and securiy we may know in he fuure will come from ending o our own kniing and forgeing he inernaional weavers whose apesry conains oo many red hreads, oo many fine blood red hreads. The idea of having a pary line beween hree of he girl's dorms is cerainly a brillian one. Las year i used o ake abou five minues o ge hrough if one of he phones was busy. This year i may ake anywhere from fifeen minues o an hour and ha's no exaggeraion. I know. 1 don' know wha he exac reason for such a sysem is bu I do know ha he sysem resuls in he wors possible service. There are approximaely 400 girls in Jefferson, Barre and Chandler and one pary phone is cerainly no adequae o handle he demand for service for so many. Somebody ough o ge a hunch. John Thomas, '40. 9 Those wo fellows who wrie ha William and Mary Go Round should lay off heir coninual griping abou he Jack of school spiri. There's a lo more spiri here his yer han here was las year or he year before. Those wo would-be columniss show an appalling lack of originaliy when all hey can do is criicize hings and aciviies. Hones criirism is swell when i appears bu jus plain earing down and derision is small and can be done by anyone. To coin a cliche, usually he people who- do he mos beefing are he ones who never do anyhing o improve he maer. Pleny of people around here are doing pleny of work o foser spiri. The cheerleaders, paricularly Larry Pei and Gervais Wallace, are cerainly doing all ha could be asked of anyone. The people who have been pu in charge of he various social funcions, also have pepped hings up considerably. Signed, Louise Peers, '43. as ohers see i Jus o show ha collegians have a sense -of humor we colleced hese Lile Miss Muffe sa on a uffe, Eaing her curds and whey, When along came a spider aiid sa Down besider her And said in an offhand way, " 'Sense me, hon, is his sea aken?" # And hey say i only happens in sororiy houses "Go a pen I can borrow?" " "Sure hing, Pal." "Some paper, oo?" Guess so." "Going pas he mail box when you go ou?" "Uh-huh." "Wai unil his leer. Johnny; your girl's address? Wooly Willy "Jus " "No!" "One " "Please!" "N.... " "Willy, why 1 finish "O. K." "Lend me a samp."' "Yeh." "By he way, wha don' yon shave!" Greyhound. And his jus before mid-semeser grades, ools "waerworks" all one word or do you spell i wih a hydran in he middle? Prom he newsfron conies a flash ha he heme song of world war no. II is "Danzig in he Dark." over heard There is such a big weekend coming up ha youse people jus can' wan o know any dir. You know very well ha all ha you are hinking of is wha you are going o do and how you are going o do i over Homecoming. You don' wan o hear wha happened a he Sadie Hawkins Dance everybody was here anyway. You cerainly couldn' have missed Bus Ramsey, Bob Templeon and Bill Murphy. Come o hink of i his is he firs big dance ha he fellers ge a chance o invie he ladies o. There have been wo formal dances so far and boh have been co-ed. This siuaion is going o oui a lo of people in a grea hij> spo. Of course here is one possible "ou". Take one Friday and one Saurday- Sunday, go o church! Jus wai unil you Greenhorns see hese Alunins in acion hey really rample you o deah in ha Gym. Bur Repine is going o be pleny ho; we're calling him o go over wih a bang come early o avoid he push. Guess who jus blew ino own? None oher han Bill Greene, las vear's edior of Ye Olde Fla Ha. All las year he pulled his name ou of his column, bu we have him now. He cerainly is growing ou. We will have more repors on him and everyone else nex Tuesday. Take i easel... season's greeings We are sill on vacaion. So once again we are urning over our space o anoher feaure wrier of he Fla Ha. W.S.&P.D. THE INQUIRING REPORTER QUESTION OF THE YEAR: Wha measures do you hink should be aken o TIGHTEN he exising social rules a William and Mary? ANSWERS: Edna Whie, '41! I don' hink ha hey! should allow any girl under i he age of 25 o drink beer a Seve's. i Bliss Flynne-Roberson There are oo many social rules on his campus now. Why don' we girls revol! Ruper Gilmore, '41 Oh, I don' know. I hink ha hings are prey peachy as hey are, Conrad A. Forbes, '40 Now ha you ask me, I migh- as, well ell you. There is oo sudious an amosphere around his place already.... I hink ha he rules should be lessened so ha we can cu loose and have a good ime here! around Mr. Leonard Eighbuon We of he heaah hink ha hings are O.K. he way ha hey are. We are doing fine. SB S & Jean Clarahan and Mec Douglas, '40. (Jean answering for boh) Social rules?: Ob, why boher? leading lady Impulsive and generous... friendly, inensely loyal. A brave whie ha in he rain, a perurbed frown, a crinkly nosed smile, always in a hurry, "so" much o do." Van Gogh... he Grea American novel... Srauss walzes... The American Idyl... he philosophic view of life. House Presiden, gay Swedish designs, less noise, "Would anyone ike a cup of ea?" Ineress varied: co-managing edior of he Fla Ha, Scarab Club, Backdrop Club, Royalis Saff, Chi Dela Phi, Who's Who, Freshman Orienaion, Morar Board, Dela Dela Dela sororiy. Prom Ohio o Williamsburg and he fuure no ye planned. Her name: Bey Knoll. THE COLLEGIATE REVIEW (By Associaed Collegiae Press) Six per cen of he 1,300 men sudens a he Universiy of Norh Dakoa have Rober for heir firs name. Midland College lias which sudens wear such Columbia 314,167. a special couresy week during ags as "smile" and "hank you." Universiy's esimaed resources are $158,- The game of fooball is he ulimae resul of an illegal play made by an English Rugby player in j Tuesday, Nov. 14, 1939 STAB IN THE BACK <WAA.W" Wha's (Jp The parallel of recen evens o he ime jus preceding he las world war is very ominous. We are drifing ino war in his counry jus as surely as we "did in 1916, if he presen rend coninues. We see now for example, ha he "Neuraliy" bill jus passed is neural in name only. Our indusrialiss and ship owners have readily found loopholes by regisering heir ships under he flags of oher counries, and wih he blessing o\' he governmen, have placed our enire merchan marine a he service of he Allies. The profieers of he las war are wih us again. WAR PROFITS Wha does i maer o hem ha his unneural course will creae a sho-inhe-arm war boom leading o a more serious relapse, build up our indusries o supply he war machines and hus risk our evenual involvemen creae incidens ship sinkinvs and search ings which will endanger our peace. There remains only he drive for war profis, even hough a he momen pickings are a By Carl Muecke disappoiningly meagre because of he self-sufficien economy ha mos counries have se up. The profieers are looking ahead in he fuure, when hey hope he war will pick up. They may even ake he desperae sep of influencing our direc paricipaion in he war if rade does no increase, and hus make sure of heir profis. 'REALIGNMENT I seems as if he adminisraion is also sreamlining iself o fi ino he war siuaion, by cold - shouldering mos of he liberal groups and movemens, in encouraging he Dies commiee "wich hun", and by cooperaing wih big business on a scale dangerous o he ineress of he majoriy of he people. The word is going he rounds ha he Xew Deal is ou. The Presiden now is going conservaive, yielding o he pressure of Wall Sree, and is kicking ou he Cohen- Cocoran group, and puing ou he welcome ma for big business. Public spending on WPA and PWA will be supplaned by large scale expendiures for armamens. Furher venures oward governmen ownership will be sopped,and all ideas of reform killed. Labor will be ignored as far as poliical! safe. In oher words our governmen will be groomed o make he mos capial ou of he war. Coninued on page five) m m WiI!iam-and-Mary- Go-Round We have been subjec o aacks on wo frons over wha has appeared in his column. Firs, we were censored for he lack of anyhing meay in i, and second for he criicism i conained recenly. We reierae wha we have previously wrien bu add ha here was nohing personal or vindicive inended. We mean o condemn and will coninue o condemn he apahy shown in affairs, social and inellecual (paricularly he laer) on his campus. We believe h an organizaion should be formed, such as he American Sudens Union, o deal wih poliical affairs ha affec us as young men and women and no jus as sudens. We believe ha an organizaion should be formed ha would be a srong represenaive body for he suden opinion -on campus and no he hollow mockery i is oday. Movemens like his canno be brough abou, unless, as we have already menioned and wish o emphasize, he lehargy which has been paralyzing our menal aciviies is broken. As an example of he above we quoe he Darmouh "Jack o' Lanern": "Hullo, Pee." "Hullo, Joe." "Wha ya know?" "Nohin'. Place is dead. No spiri^- Nobody ever does anyhing." "They don' know wha college spiri is. Ever see he few guys a ahapel? " "Nope... don' go much." "Me- neiher.".',-.. ~ "Whasa use?. No college spiri in i." "Nohin, Place is dead." "S'long, boy.", "Eigh, Joe.".

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Fraerniies and Sororiies < f ' I, GROCERIES QUALITY MEATS FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ' c " THE IRON BOUND INN f ;: RESTAURANT V -0- LUNCHES, DINNERS, SANDWICHES, DRINKS o SPAGHETTI DINNERS OUR SPECIALTY o Telephone 769 i OPen 8 A. M. o 1 A. M. 4 X CON AIR HIONED,. :ia larges and bes place o ea in he Colonial Ciy. '".'-! serve Breakfass, Dinners, and Suppers. Also a-la M ' i-e from 8 A. M. o 12 P. M. We wan you o make.'! i.: place your home; have all your meals wih us. ^'^ivjcial Raes o Sudens Your Paronage Appreciaed > i Washingon & Lee... (Coninued from page hree) ping he ball ou of bounds inside heir.opponens en yard line consisenly. On he receiving end of he puns Jumping Joe Baugher rarely fails o run hem back less han en yards, receiving some excellen blocking from Brown and Pinck, in heir halfback posiions. PLENTY OF RESERVES Tilson also has a srong reserve squad which he seems o use a will. This is somehing ha he Indians now lack, wih he loss of Ben Simpson who susained a broken leg in pracice las week. Howard Hollingsworh, Clydq, Ramsey, Carer Holbrook and Jim Hickey,for Saurday's cones. All coaches recognize blocking as a necessiy if a eam is o win; he Generals have a wealh of blocking abiliy boh on he scrimmage line and down field. The siuaion should no be pained oo dark, however, for he scrappy Braves showed a lo of scoring power in heir game wih Randolph-Macon, and if any eam, is going o demoe he Generals his year we'll ake W&M. According o Alumni Direcor McCurdy all former fooball players of he college have been invied as guess of he school o si ogeher a he game. Nash 'Red" Lindsay, '32, ho<~ signified his inenion of coming from Helena, Monana, wih oher affirmaive replies received from sources in various oher poins in he counry. Yellow Jackes... {Coninued from page hree) INDIANS RALLY However,he Indians quickly gahered hemselves ogeher ahd pu on a grand rally ha was o las for abou welve minues and win he game for hem. The rally was sparked by wo long runs by Mahews and a shor buck by Howard. When.hose fifeen minues were over he Indians fell back o a complee sandsill. Their playing was dull and lacked any punch. Righ from he beginning i was very eviden ha he excellen quarerbacking and blocking of he injured Ben Simpson was missing. The fire which he insilled in he eam as is leader m he field was gone. In he hird quarer he Indians found ou ha i doesn' pay o ry o ge away wih hings behind he referee's back. Time afer ime he Indians were penalized for holding or clipping. And, in spie of repeaed warnings, hey kep up heir illegal play. Some of he players sill do no realize ha when one makes a foul exacly en oher players have o suffer he consequences. In he final analysis and poin sanding William and Mary was he vicor. They may have learned a lo of hings by heir misakes and, i fhey have, hey are much beer off han could be reasonably assumed. Cross Counry... (Coninued from page hree) FROSH WIN The freshman eam proved heir superioriy over he oher "Big Six" frosh by walking away wih heir mee. Thomas ook he race in 17 minues and 27 seconds, he fases ime run his year for hie freshman hree mile even. Lugar and Sanders finished in he hird and fourh places, Couch ook enh,and Harding came across eigheenh o complee he placings for he eam. The boys oaled 36 poins in winning he mee. Their neares rival was V. P. I. wih 49, followed by V. M.l. 66, W. and L. 71, and Virginia 120. The frosh looked excepionally good in winning he mee and should have no rouble going hrough he res of he season wih a clean record. They should give his year's weak varsiy a much needed boos nex year, doing fairly well agains siffer varsiy compeiion. A dual mee is scheduled wih Richmond for Tuesday, here. The Richmond varsiy. placed jus ahead of he Indians in he Sae Mee. Richmond's Frosh eam didn' run in he mee a Charloesville. Frosh Ou For. (Coninued from Page Three) likely o pull a lo of ricks ou of he bag for heir radiional foe. I will be ineresing, o say he leas o wach he Papoose eleven go o work agains a srong defensive eam ha has already proven is worh. The young Spiders have a backfield sar, Driscoll, who is regarded in Richmond as a second Arhur Jones. He is a hard back o sop and runs wih pleny of drive. Wheher he can ge away from he charging forward wall of he Papooses is sill unanswered. However, when all hings are considered, he LITTLE Indians from Williamsburg are in a spo o avenge las year's defea a he hands of Richmond. The bigger score he beer for revenge. The Papooses are ready for his game. Tha hey will reurn wih he Spider's scalp is a foregone conclusion o some, bu he game is ye o be played and anyhing can happen in a fooball game. Wha's Up..,. (Coninued from page four) FAR EAST Even in he Far Eas he siuaion is cynically viewed as one in which we can make profis. Business men are discussing he favorable rade siuaion here. The rade reay he U. S. has wih Japan will expire on January 28, and Japan will have o renew rade relaions or suffer severe economic consequences. Then Russia has inensified her assisance o China, and Japan needs he cooperaion of oher like minded naions o help her win he war and figh Russia, now ha Germany has desered her. This is considered as all very forunae by he profieers, as now Japan will have o agree on a division of he spoils in China wih he Unied Saes monopoliss, who would like o ake he par of Briain in he Far Eeas), and conclude rade reaies which will redound o he advanage of U. S. business. All his a he expense of he Chinese people. Insead of < IT f S FOOTBALL fseason ITRADITIONI The girl you escor mus wear one of our gian chrysanhemums as a corsage! You ge choice fresh flowers here for only 50c each, in he season's riches colors. f Schmid Floris Shop! Duke of Glouceser S. Phone 665 ^-{."X-O-^^.^-^.^.^^^-^^-j-^-j-^-O-'O-^-j- S^^^'^^^xxxxxxxxxjjwcx^^xxxj^xxxxxxsxxxxjajxxsxxxj^ AIR CONDITIONED leal Beauy Shoppe L. J. Flecher, Prop Complee Beauy Service Lfscys^ Inc. Tel. 328 %J v/. ^. Disress. Au secours! Maifup! Hungry. Goa ea. Eas cos money. Everyhing coss mor.^y. Go no money. Tn«y. Resourceful Sou! spesxs: speaks: "Teiaphon i e! muh friend, elephone home onigh and alk i over wih he paer. The nigh rees are dir cheap, and you can reverse he charges, you undersand." Here are a few specimen raes for nigh (afer 7) saiono-saion calls from Williamsburg, which will show you how low he charges really are: Balimore.40 Danville 50 Norfolk,85 Boson 85 Hampon 25 Philadelphia Brooklyn 85 New York 65 Washingon...40 Buffalo 80 Newark 60 Richmond 35 (The low nigh raes are also in effec all day on Sundays.) Ask Long Disance for he rae o your home own. The Chesapeake and Poomac Telephone Company «f Virginia Williamsburg (Bell Sysem) alk of an embargo of Japan here is only he anicipaion of profis. CIVIL LIBERTIES Civil liberies are being more boldly assauled, as for example he Dies commiee gains in influence. The concenraion of is aacks upon he governmen employees who are members of a peace organizaion and upon he communiss is dangerously similar o aacks usually made upon minoriy groups whenever a drive is made oward paricipaion in a war and he esablishmen of a dicaorship. A drive agains labor is also hined a, which will gain momenum as soon as he elecions are over wih, and which will be an aemp o desroy rade unions, lower wages, increase speed-ups, and in general emasculae labor. The presen breaking up of he Naional Labor Relaions Board is he firs sep in his direcion. FIGHT FOR PEACE Liberals and conservaives of every degree have become preponderae^ pro-ally o he exen almos of pushing us ino war. The liberals seem o look upon Chamberlain and Daladier, and he masses behind hem, as he new crusaders for democracy, forgeing ha hese men will see o i ha wha replaces Hiler will only be a regime more responsive o heir will, and cerainly no one generous o he German people. Jus as a he end of he las war, when he rulers in each counry ignored he people's belief ha he war wa.^ fough for "democracy", ami seled if for heir own predaory, selfish ineress. The The conservaives, no so naive, know which side heir bread is buered on and suppor Chamberlain and Daladier only for wha hey can ge ou of i, and are adoping ani-facis senimens o serve as an ideological base of mass suppor for war. We young people, however, who figh he wars, feel insincively ha we should no follow any groups leading us ino war, no maer wha slogans hey use. We feel ha we should do everyhing wihin our power o kee"p The Unied Saes ou of war and bring peace ino he world. WELCOME i Home Comers College Serfice Saion Richmond Road Phone 788 All TEXACO Producs Complee Lubrica- ion, Washing and Greasing Service. We Call for and Deliver < > -s- < -> < >? Tobacco, Sof Drinks, v Candy «. COLLINS CLEANING and DYEING CO. Promp Service Phone 48 Williamsburg, Virginia 4 Willarasba-g Coal Co. COAL FUEL OIL J Concree and Building f Supplies % Phone 127 WILLIAMS! y Good Service by Good Bar- f hers in a Good Shop. %? (Over Theare) «"-5~-«---J »->---<>-<>-<>-<>^^- «-" --«-«---^^--fr^<^-><^' THE WILLIAMSBURG METHODIST CHURCH "A he College Enrance" Dr. W. L. Murphy, Miniser SUNDAY SERVICE Church School 9:45 A. M. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Wesley Foundaion, 7:00 P. M. Evening Worship 8:00 P. M. BRUTON PARISH CHURCH "The Suden Church Since 1698" Rev. l?rancis H. Craighill, Recor Mr. Alfred L. Alley, Suden Ass. Holy Communion 8:00 A. M. Church School 9:30 A. M, Morning Service 11:00 A, M. Suden Recepion 4:30?, M, WILLIAMSBURG BAPTIST CHURCH Carer Helm Jones, Pasor SUNDAY SERVICES Church School, 9:45 A. M. Worship wih Sermon, 11 A, M. and 8 P. M. Bapis Suden Union 7 P. M. The Labyrinh eliminaes disorion, Elecric Plash Tuning wih eigh pirail buons. Television and phonograph connecion. "Thar u nufc>»«fwww han a $romber<!~carimn". Casey's, in Williamsburg, Va. FERGUSON i X PRINT SHOP Y More han a quarer cenury jf of saisfacory service o ^ our Williamsburg parons, f PHONE 1H ^^^^{-^^^-fr-^-o-fr-fr C. & C. 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6 I'AGE SIX THE FLAT HAT Tuesday, Nov ,19 /5\/P\^^4V^^s^>.<CN<5u^/^/!^k/!^/^/^\^^'^^^>!^^^V^'! SV7/<? FLICK jg? FLASHE If you like comedy uerly devoid of subleies or if you are ;i Joe E. Brown fan hen you will ge a dollar's worh of fun ou of BEWARE SPOOKS! This is a prize package of guffaws, specializing in slapsick and hokum a heir very broades Cavern-m-rfuh Joe is seen as a bungling cop who rails a suspec o he "Spook House", a carnival concession. Here he and Mary Carlisle make hings lively indeed. Scene from a grea picure, "Mr. Smih Goes o Washingon", which will show here hree days, Nov. 20, 21, 22. This is he newes of he World Window series, made in amazingly beauiful; echnicolor wih he unusual composiion echnique ha has made his series a sand-ou in he shors field. Mrs. Chips comes back o own on Thursday and Friday in a comedy role, and wih a new man. The picure is REMEMBER?, and he sars are Greer Garson, Rober Taylor, Lew Ayres, Billie Burke, Reginald Owen, George Barbier, Laura Hope Crews, and Henry Travers. For merry, madcap farce REMEMBER? is ideal screenfare for sophisicaed aduls, bu i won' mean much o he juveniles. Norman Z. McLeod, of "Topper" renown, wroe he screen play and direced he picure in his usual crisp, exciing manner. Two shors, "Naughy Neighbors", Porky Pig caroon; and "Romance in Color", a subjec of especial ineres o Fine Ars, sudens since i deals wih he greaer romanic painings, decorae he program. ETERNALLY YOURS is boh corny and very smar; spicy and quie homey; garnished for he chewing gum rade and sreamlined for Park Avenue! In oher wors, he Saurday aracion is a romanic comedy of a velociy ha should cerainly find favor wih boh mass and class! David Niven and Lorea Young form an ingraiaing eam, ha makes ETERNALLY YOURS socko enerainmen. The supporing cas (Hugh Herber, Zasu Pis, Billie Burke, C, Aubrey Smih, Broderick Crawford) could hardily be beer. c, You'd beer plan o leave he fooball game early, or else bg firscoimer i he evening performance, or fo may miss one of he brighes picures of he year. Inendenally he Second mainee feaures goes on abou 4:30, which should find he foooball game ended. he U. S. Senae of a young idealis. I is done in he usual Capra syle of comedy-drama, and reflecs sufficien of he famed Capra ouch o pu i head-and- shoulders above all compeiion. DIDCHAKNOW ha Laughon's newes "nasie" JAMAICA RUM will be offered by he local shadow parlor as he Thanksgiving Day rea? This presens anoher problem for he sudens who pljan o see he W. M.-U. of R. game, bu is okay by he sudens who can' afford he rip, and have o say home. DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK is geing quie an ovaion oil over he counry. Opening only his week i has scored o new boxfoffice heighs and is making Darryl Zanuck happy all over. I opens here November 27h, and migh even play hree days. Brown and W. Barre (Coninued from page hree) The remaining games are: Wednesday, November 15 Chandler - Day Sudens 3:15. Brown - Jefferson 4:00 Thursday, November 16 Wes Barre-Day Sudens 3:1."). Eas Barre-Chandler 3:15. Sororiy Swim.., (Coninued from page hree) lar evens on he Inramural program. The dae for he dormileagues were combined, hree records were broken. Margare Richards of Gamma Phi Bea bea her own racing back-sroke record swimming he 40 yards in Mary Henderson of Brown clocked 34.0 in he breas sroke, and Brown's relay eam were imed a Wih several swimmers back again his year, some fas performances were probably urned in. The eams compeed in he 40- yard free syle, 40-yard breas sroke, 40-yard racing back, 80- yard relay,and diving. W&L Poll... (Coninued from page hree) Policeman W. H. Kelly of he Williamsburg police force akes W&M 6-0, as he Indians "are on heir home grounds and should be inspired by he Homecoming specaors." William and Mary. I jus have a feeling hey'll win his one. Bill Ellio, College Service Saion. Washingon and Lee in a close one. R. S.- Brooks, Pos Office, Williamsburg. The Indians have he psychological advanage wih a large homecoming crowd in he sands, bu being W&L's las game, i should be a close one, wih he locals on he winning end of a 7 o 0 score. Charles Chandler, Bursar's office. Behind he soda founain a he College Shop, C. S. Smih said ha he expeced a 7-2 vicory for he Generals. We'll win by wo ouchdowns, alhough I lay no claim o fame as a spors prognosicaor. Harold Dinges, Chemisry Deparmen. This will be he year's bes ball game, wih W & M winning, 8-0 saes James Henry Smih, who added ha he was he bes shoe shiner in own. The William and Mary backs are oo good for he visiors. i hink we will win by a leas 15 o 6. Marane Jackson, po-washer dining hall. WHITE OPTICAL CO. Medical Ars Building Newpor News, Va. ^^-><-fr^-»-o-fr<-«-»-o-«-»-o-e-^e- < Ho and Cold waer and elecric fans in rooms, free garages, running ice waer, reasonable raes. B O Z A R T H ' S Rooms for Touriss Pri%'ae Bahs 417 Richmond Road Opposie Sadium Mrs. Frank D. Bozari Hosess Phone 386 Williamsburg, Va. V" r % A. & N. STORES Williamsburg, Va. X SPORTING GOODS X Men's Ready o Wear Y Clohing? % Ahleic Supplies THE PASTRY SHOP Near A&P ALL HOME BAKED Delicious Cookies and Pasries. Open all Day on Sunday. PHONE 218 NATIONAL BARBER SHOP (over Pasry Shop) Service is Our Moo FOR PRINTING see he VIRGINIA GAZETTE, Inc. Phone 192 Rear of Pos Office BARCLAY & SONS JEWELER'S Cerified Gemologiss 2812 Washingon Ave. Newpor News, Va. Morar Board is sponsoring a uoring bureau for all sudens who would like exra help in heir work. Anyone ineresed ge in ouch wih Rosa Ellis a he Chi Omega House. Wes End Marke FINE MEATS GROCERIES VEGETABLES Special Aenion o Fraerniies and Sororiies «Th.VJLV'C \jreaf abou Cigaree Tobaccos [ERE ARE FOUR TYPES of obaccos found in he more popular cigarees, namely... Brigh, Maryland, Burley and Turkish. ALL THESE TOBACCOS excep Turkish (which Is bough direc from he planers in Turkey and Greece) and Maryland (which is bough hrough sealed bids under governmen supervision) are bough a public aucion, jus like any oher aucion where you migh have bough in. a able or a chair. % WEDNESDAY <? <> < "'.^IHEAnriRE.'.-',. 5hou»S'a.-4-,7,k9. hsaa '2-;4,7, h9. L JOE E. BROWN MARY CARLISLE BEWARE SPOOKS NOVEMBER 15 Monday-Tuesday- Wednesday is he playing ime reserved nex week o accommodae Frank Capra's new maserpiece MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON. Soi much has already been said abou his opspo flicker, ha hardly need repea i here. However, from he playdae alone we gaher ha i mus be on of he bigges of he enerainmen indusry. Jimmy Sewar and Jean Arhur are sarred and are backed by a large and impressive supporing cas. (Rains, Arnold, Kibbee, Michell, Pallee, ec.) Richly endowed wih producion values he imeliness of he subjec maer adds exra ineres o he film. The sory reas wih he single-handed and successful bale in 0- Added: News... Caroon... "Pera", Shor-of-he-Monh < <r $ THURSDAYFRIDAY NOVEMBER I GREER GRASON, ROBERT TAYLOR, LEW AYRES REMEMBER? Reginald Owen, Billie Burke, Henry Travers Added: "Romance In Color", a echnicolor sudy of ousanding painings of scenes of hisory and famous books. TWO DAYS! TWO DAYS! X SATRUDAY NOVEMBER 18 LORETTA YOUNG, DAVID NIVEN, HUGH HERBERT ETERNALLY YOURS % (Eernallv WHOSE? Tha is he quesion) < _ MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER < 3 Days! Frank Capra's Maserpiece The Asonishing Sory of Jefferson Smih! MR SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON f JKAN ARTHUR, JAMES STEWART, EDWARD ARNOLD Guy Kibbee, Thos. Michell Asrid Allwyn < Arrow makes easy as T%m Pie! 'Soup & FisM" ARROW SHOREHAM $3. No p he neck his shir. The sarched Shrunk (fabric shrinkage ^ less han 1%). /?. ARROW LIDO $3. Though more on he formal side, he Lido is smar and comforable wih is narrow bosom held in place by suspender loops. Plain or pique. Oher well-behaved dress shirs from $2.50 up- Arrow dress ies $1. Collars 35e. I aached is urned down, he sem bosom is pleaed and jus he hing for uxedo wear. Mioga cu Sanforized- jin-mcollar sof ARJ.OW DRESS SHIKTS 4~~e>4"^>«~«"«~««^^4««-«~^"^4^ FRA2IER-CALLIS Williamsburg, Va. CASEY'S, Inc. Williamsburg, Va. AT THE AUCTION SALE he obacco is piled in baskes weighing from abou 100 o 500 pounds and each purchaser buys all of his obaccos by compeiive bidding for he paricular piles he wans. THE CHESTERFIELD BUYERS buy he bes of hese mild ripe obaccos for he Cheserfield blend. And i is Cheserfield's Combinaion... he righ amouns of Burley and Brigh... jus enough Maryland... and jus.enough Turkish ha makes he big difference beween 1 Cheserfield and oher cigarees. IT IS BECAUSE 0/ his combinaion ha Cheserfields are COOLER, have a BETTER TASTE and are DEFINITELY MILDER. They are made of he world's bes cigaree obaccos. You can' buy a beer cigaree MAKE YOUR NEXT PACK Opfigki 1939, ijegirr & MYBXS TOBACCO C6. CHESTERFIELD