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VOLUME XXIX.—NO. 4 WILLIAMSBURG, VA., TUESDAY, OCT. 10, 1939 Z-792 Sunday Movie Nominations Deb'te Council "Czech Crisis'5 Russian Vices ommittee Acts Complete To Organize Is Foltin Topic Is Out Here For WSGA Satirized In Dr. Edgar M. Foltin, who Nominations for offices in the Tomorrow o 'Further* Plans, Says Fine has recently joined the fac­ GogoPs Farce Women's Student Government were ulty of the Department of completed Monday, October 9th. Jurisprudence, will lecture Arts Dept. The following women were nomi­ All Interested Presentation to the members of the Col­ Seek Endowment nated as-secretary of the Judicial Students Are lege commuunity and the Set For Museum Supply council to fill the vacancy left last public of Williamsburg to­ year by Betty Blair: Kay Hoov­ night in the Phi Beta Kap­ Oct. 19, 20 Board of Visitors er, Ellen Lindsay, Frances Knight, Invited To Meet pa Auditorium, at 8 o'colck. Exhausted, No Margaret Mitchell. Only upper- Ever since its first performance, Hears President Men's debating is carried on at He will discuss Czechoslov­ classmen are entitled to vote for by official decree, in Russia in the William and Mary through the akia in the crisis of 1938. More Available this office. For freshmen repre­ year 1836, Nikolai Gogol's satir­ At Last Meeting program of the Men's Debate Instructors of classes sentative to the executive council: which should be especially ic "Inspector General" has held "Why have the Sunday movies Council. This organization has a At a special meeting of the Jacquueline Fowlkes, Constance interested in this topic are the stage as one of the most been discontinued?" To date this two-fold purpose. If aims at Board of Visitors, Wednesday, Oct. Leon, Rhoda Hollander, Holly requested to cooperate in popular perennials, its flavor of is perhaps the most popular ques­ producing teams of intercollegi­ 4th, President John Stewart Bry­ Rickes, Penny Weeks, Phyllis calling the attention of the the old nineteenth century persist­ tion on campus, since no mention ate caliber and at the same time an suggested to the board that Hantz, Jane Schwab, Jane Chris­ students in such classes to ing after a hundred years to ap­ of them has been made in the sea­ giving individual members an op­ peal to international audiences. It the, following important resolution tiansen, Mary Anne Ballard. For this lecture and urging them son ticket books for the William portunity to develop their forensic is this universal favorite which be adopted. freshman representative to the Ju­ to attend. Your assistance and Mary dramatic productions, will raise the curtain on the new "Resolved that in accordance dicial Council, Betty Harris, Bar­ abilities. In doing this the group will be appreciated by the The answer to this question was bara Orton, Nancy Weseott, Midge undertakes a rather strenuous year of the William and Mary with the suggestion of President committee. Bryan the board hereby requests given today, by a member of the Hollingshead, Betty Shank, Mary schedule. In comparison with Players on October 19th and 20th committee of the board- of visitors, faculty of the Department of Fine Thedieck, Pat Pelham, Doris Mil­ other intercollegiate teams, the when a cast of approximately 30 the rector to appoint a special Arts which has been sponsoring ler, Lois Rhea, Virginia Knerr, debaters engage in one of the students will portray the frailties of human nature in the John An­ with such other persons in associ­ the Sunday movies as well as the Betty Buntin. After nominations most difficult programs of any plays. derson acting version of the fa­ ation as the board's committee from the floor were made for the single group. Included in their g writes mous farce. may desire, to formulate plans for When the Department was freshman offices, members of Mor­ opponents during the past season the College of William and Mary, formed three years ago it was felt tar Board gave brief talks to the were such well known colleges as rencli '• Thomas Forsyth is staried m and to seek endowment for the fur­ that an attempt should be made freshmen on campus activities— Princeton, Dartmouth, Harvard, the role of Hlestakov, a part i >< therance of such plans and for to bring the Fine Arts in every Jean Clarahan, President of Mor­ which some of the best known Rutgers, M. I. T., Amherst, and Pictured above is John other purposes, said endowment possible form, to the attention of the tar Board told the purpose and N. Y. U., in the East and the "Big Scene names in the Russian Theatre to be placed in the hands of the aims of that organization and in­ Stewart Bryan who last entire student body. Exhibits Ten" in the West. In these de­ The following letter was receiv­ have vied; he is assistant to Miss Endowment Association of the troduced Betty Moore who spoke week appointed a special were scheduled, plays were pro­ bates various systems were used, ed by President Bryan from Althea Hunt, director of the Col­ College of William and Mary in duced with emphasis upon the on publications. Betty Knoll sum­ lege Theatre, and has participated committee to formulate including the "Oregon" style of Claude Hartog, a student of this Virginia." well designed settings, costumes marized athletics and minor clubs college last year. We reprint it in histrionic activities during his plans for William and debate, and the new Maryland Dr. James Hardy Dillard of and honorary organizations in the four years' sojourn at the College, Mary and to seek an en­ and lighting, as well as upon the as it was translated by President Charlottesville, rector of the board, absence of Rosa Ellis who could system in which the opposing de­ having taken parts in "The Night dowment for the further­ acting. Special parties and dances Bryan. named the following committee to not be present. Vriginia Brenn baters can interrupt and heckle of January 16", "R. U. R,", "The ance of such plans. (See were sponsored; these were name­ carry out the resolution which took up dramatics and musical or­ their opponents. Several radio de­ "Paris, France Unattainable," and other sketches. story to right). ly the Christmas Party and the was unanimously carried: J. ganizations, and Anne Cross talk­ bates also gave the debaters a September 7, 1939. The part of the Mayor is played June Ball. In addition to these Gordon Bohannon, of Petersburg; chance to try their hand at this by Carl Muecke who may be re­ concerts and lectures in the field ed on student government as an "My dear Sir: Channing Hall of Williamsburg coming method of public speaking. membered for his performances in of Fine Arts were given; Old Tal- organization and the debate coun­ "Here we are, unhappily at war, and Dr. Sidney B. Hall of Rich­ "R. U. R." and "Dear Brutus." 8tti century iferro was redesigned and furn­ cil. All students were urged to Both Freshmen and upperelass- but I imagine that you would be mond, all alumni of the college Walter Bara, who has done char­ ished in a modern manner to give take part in the elections which men have ample -opportunity to happy to have a letter from and members of the board, will take place Wednesday of this France at this terrible time. Ev­ acter work in "First Lady," "Lil- the students a modern example of participate in debates, if they Instruments The discussion of William and week in Barrett Hail lobby from iom," and "R. U. R." plays the Fine Arts principles to compare show the necessary ability. eryone was horrified by the act Mary's endowment policy has with the eighteenth century Wil­ three to six. of Hitler when he invaded Poland, role of Osip, Hlestakov's manser­ Membership in the Council is vant. Featured grown in fervor since the memor­ liamsburg beauty. unlimited in number but the as­ and although we love peace, we able Alumni Oration of Vernon It v»as lu these and other events pirant member must pass certain have no fear in taking part in a Lyapkin-Tyapkin, the judge, is M. Geddy at the Alumni Luncheon Co'lege students will have an that the Sunday movies were add­ simple tests of his speaking abili­ war that has been forced and im­ portrayed by David Quinlan; Fil- held last June (this address was exceptional opportunity to hear ty. These tests include one five posed on us. England and France lipovitch, hospital commissioner, printed in full in the last Alumni ed. tc rtiow the development of our IS music and instruments of the minute prepared talk on a previ­ are ready for all sacrifices, and by Arthur Cosgrove; Lukitch, Gazette and reviewed in the Flat. latest Art form, the film. Being eighteenth century played, in the educational the films were allow­ ously assigned subject, and one their strength has been added to school superintendent, by Arthur Hat). Mr. Geddy pointed the goal. unique setting of the Ballroom of .eceive ii extemporaneous talk of three min­ by the support of worldwide opin­ Hanson; the two chatterboxes, for our college's future in increas­ ed tc be shown on Suunday, the the Governor's Palace this month. State of Virginia having a law utes. In the latter case the ion which disapproves the act of Bobchinsky and Dobchinsky, by ed. private endowment and perhaps* speaker is given the general sub­ Germany. Many Americans who each of the four concerts are be­ private ownership and control. prohibiting presentations on Sun­ ecita ere Anthony Manzi and Henry Kibel, ing offered. day unless for educational or mor­ ject in advance and is also given live in France have already en­ respectively; Shepkin, the post­ tered our army, as they did last al issues. As a means of con­ On Tuesday, October 2rd of last a few minutes to organize his ma­ master, by Bill Parry; Mishka, a The concerts will be given each trolling access to the films, ad­ week, Professor Allan Sly gave to terial on his assigned phase of the time, and this beautiful gesture servant, by George Young; a wait­ evening from October 19€h to Oc­ subject. College Notices mission was included in the dram­ a surprisingly large and receptive on their part has awakened a great er, by William Land. tober 22nd inclusive, and repeated atic production ticket books. William -and Mary audience, a deal of admiration. each evening from October 26th to Besides home debates, with vis­ Except for the maids and offic­ October 29th inclusive. The first The pictures were obtained by splendid opportunity to hear a iting teams, certain members of My oldest brother has already ials' wives who make an appear­ The final tryouts for the Flat well interpreted, varied musical gone to the front, and for my part three programs are scheduled to Hat staff will be held in the Mar- the Department from the Museum the society are chosen each year ance in the tableau at the end of begin at 8:45 P. M., and the Sun­ of Modern Art collection of fine program. Mr. Sly's virtuosity at to make up teams who travel to I expect to be called within the the play, the feminine personnel Bhail-Wythe office (third floor) the piano is unquestionable, and he next two weeks. Nearly all of my day programs will be given* at Wednesday night at 7:00. Also and important films showing the various sections of the country to of the piece is limited to the May­ 5:30 P. M. The concerts will be development of this new art form. is undoubtedly -one of the finest represent William and Mary in friends have joined the colors, and or's wife, Anna, a provincial co­ the reportorial staff will meet at pianists ever to give a similar we are all of us united and ready directed by Ralph .Kirkpatrick, this time. This collection is, however, limited return debates with our visitors. quette which part is being played harpsichordist and well known au­ and in two years the major items performance at the college. The Last year two such trips were to do our duty. by Leah Leibowitz, and the May- only objection to the concert at all thority on the music of the period. were shown in Williamsburg. made. One team went up the I think, often of you and of the The residents of Williamsburg, and Phi Kappa Tau announces the During the third series an attempt would be the usual criticism from Eastern seaboard debating the ma­ comrades and friends I have left (Continued on Page Five) a college audience representative the faculty of the College, are in­ pledging of Bill-Clinton of De­ was made tt> tie up some of the jority of the large colleges and on the other side of the Atlanti". vited to attend a preliminary troit, Michigan. Clinton is a films with other departments of the layman's point of view: that universities along a route, which I did not think when I quit at the program contained too many prugiam on October 18th in the transfer from Wayne University such a.- History and Sociology took them as far north as Ver­ William and Mary last summer of Ballroom at $1. and is- a. member ;of the sophomore selections chosen for their diffi­ »•& IX which, necessitated the locating and mont. The other team invaded the what awaited us here in Franco. class. lenting of historical films. This, culty and display of technique, Mid-West and debated many of Anyhow we have all of us trust Friday evening there will be an and were therefore unknown to the eoupleu with the expense of two the "Big Ten" and other strong in God who will certainly guide kJ hecliile org ;,. I total by the international- showings'. sK'.ted the tail wagging majority of listeners. The pro­ opponents. us to victory and to peace. We iy - ;. I.HJB organist Dtipre in liru- The Women's Glee Club is pur­ gram included selections by Chop­ the dcg. ana it was decided best are not afraid because we know tOli l-'aijsit Church. Tickets are suing a policy of open membership in, Padere* ski, Brahms. Mozart, If you are interested in learn­ tc give up the entire idea. The that right is on our side. LilSt Cil ei( •>!. based on attendance this year. Beethoven, Rutini, Pescetti, Scar­ ing mon> about the activities of Depaiurititt, however, expressed I will attempt to write you 1 The meetings will be every Tues­ latti, Hind.-milh, and Bsch. For the Debate Council, you are cor­ tit will be informal music i:* its hope- ihf.T eventually regular again when I am in, the army, al­ I 'hi day at 5:00 P. M. his encoie selections Mr. Sly gave dially invited to an open meeting The following is the reniaind">- Le.a Kappa Hall every Sun- Hollywood films would be shown though the lot -of a soldier does day "Poissons d'or" by Debussey and of the group on Wednesday even­ of the appointment schedule for ai'iei noon from 3:00 to 5:00 on Sunday, not leave much free time. for any who wish to attend. the familiar "Waltz in C Sharp ing at seven-thirty, in Phiioma- Colonial Echo pictures. If any­ Dr. Foltin will give a talk before Very respectfully yours, Members of the department will Despite the loss of the Sunday Minor" by Chopin. thean Hall on the 3rd floor of the one failed to keep his appointment, the Foreign Travel Club on Thurs­ play, or guest artists from the vi­ nit vies the dramatic productions Wren Building. Claude Hartog," please go to the Wren Building day October 12, at 7 P. M. in cinity. Students are invited to should be of interest to every stu­ as soon as possible and make ar­ Barrett Hall, He will discuss his drop in at any time and to stay dent, not only as a means of cul­ rangements for another. travels in Central Europe. tural departure but also as an ac­ Fiacement Bureau for as long as they are interested. tivity which covers not only acting WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11 Also very informal are the pro­ but includes scene construction, Is For Seniors 8:00 Douglas, Robert A.; 8:05 grams on Monday evening in the Last day to take pictures for the lighting and costuming. Tickets Earle, Richard W.; 8:10 Edwards, Music Building, when the entire Colonial Echo will be Thursday, are well within the reach of every A Suitcase's For Suits Seniors who are graduating in William H.; 8:15 Brodka, John; music faculty is there. The .pro­ October 12th. We urge all stu­ student's budget, selling at fifty either February or June and who 8:20 Brooks, Robert S.; 8:25 Bry­ grams are planned to be varied dents to keep their appointments. ant, Francis; 8:30 Bunch, Melvin; and seventy-five cents for general Evidently, upperclassmen are be­ wish the assistance of the College with both faculty members and If you cannot make it, please noti­ Stigell was sentenced to go with­ 8:35 Burns, Brendan; 8:40 Calla­ and reserved seats for a single ginning to do their duty, as last in securing employment after students participating. fy the staff at the studio in the out make-up one day. Ted Ket- han, Griffin; 8:45 Carmines, Fay; performance and season ticket week they furnished the Freshman graduation should register in the Wren Building at once. suler also wore a "I cut Campus" 8:50 Carol, Arthur; 8:55 Alley, books for one dollar and seventy- Tribunal with a respectable num­ Placement Bureau, Room 215, sign. A pink and yellow hair rib­ Alfred; 9:00 Abraham, Philip A.; five cents anil two dollars and fif­ ber of culprits. The offenders Marshall-Wythe, as soon as pos­ bon adorned Louise Layton's red 9:05 Anderson, Howard P.; 9:10 Attention ! ! ! Proofs of -all sittings taken un­ ty cents. Get your season ticket were brought to trial October 3rd sible. This does not apply to hair for cutting campus. For not Andrews, John V.; 9:15 Bader, til Saturday noon, Oct. 7th, 1939, book now. and sentenced for their svariou those desiring to teach. Place­ wearing their due caps John Tirana Frank; 9:20 Birnie, Alexander; Special Buses will be ready for distribution Fri­ charges. ment of teachers is done entirely and Jack Ball were made to wear through Dr. Hoke's office. Also 9:25 Bishop, William B.; 9:30 day, Oct. 13th. Balance for the James Bircholtz was compelled For the convenience of students ' NOTICE them backwards. Suzanne Zilham part time work while in College Kleinecht, Carl W.; 9:35 Land, year book will have to be paid on to carry his books in a suitcase interested in going to the William was found not guilty of forgetting is granted through the office of William; 9:40 Lansburgh, Robert; delivery of proofs. for three days. Orville Vaughn, and Mary-V. P. P. football game James. L. Mills, of Portsmouth, her cap. Alfred Roller carried the Dean of Men. 9:45 Lawler, Joseph; 9:50 Lewis, who cut campus, was to do the in Richmond this Saturday, the has beer, awarded the new Blythe- his books in a suitcase for not Judd. The Music section of the Fine same. Robert Templeton and The Placement Bureau is oper­ Peninsula Transit Corp. has ar­ Brancfc Scholarship for the year wearing a bow tie on Sunday. 10:00 Dorrier, Lindsay G.; 10:05 Arts Department also has a very Canard Ramsey, who were caught ated for the benefit of all Wil­ ranged special bus service to and 1939. The scholarship was an­ Ebb, Stanley J.; 10:10* Brennan, fine phonographic library which without due caps, had to wear Students, are you going to al­ liam and Mary seniors and gradu­ from the game. nounced as established last June ates. Appointments for registra­ John; 10:15 Brennan, Thomas; any student may avail himself of hair ribbons. Francis. E. Clark low these Freshmen to break rules These special tickets must be and is yearly. tion may be made any morning 10:20 Burchfield, Harold; 10:25 simply by coming to the Musie was compelled to wear a sign "I like this? Wake up that school purchased at the College Shop from 8 to 12. Students desiring Cason, Caldwell; 10:30 Chestnut, building. cut campus". Clifford Rogers, for spirit and report offenders. Every prior to 9:30 A. M. Saturday and to register are requested to have Alphonse; 10:35 Chalko, Alphonse; There will be a. meeting of the not wearing Ms cap, had to wear day these new additions to the col­ are good on any of the regularly four or five snapshots prepared 10:40 Cirigliano, Patrick;' 10:45 Alpha Eta of Sigma Pi an­ German club Thursday night at 7 a red hair ribbon. For forgetting lege are not paying proper respect scheduled buses. The price is P. M. m Washington 200. her ribbon at a dance, Jeanne and to bring them, to the Bureau Amonette, Robert; 10:50 Arend, nounces the initiation of Willard (Continued on page two) $1.45. Complete information may at the time of registration. (Continued on page two) B. Appenzeller, Thomas MeCarty be obtained at the College Shop. Moncure,.and James D. Leftwich. PAGE TWO THE FLAT HAT Tuesday, October 10, 19S9 3:00 Dilworth, Harry B.; 3:05 son, James; 8:20 Jennings, Clar­ Mims, Aline F.; 4:40 Orten, Bra- Student Union Says Women's Debate Library Receives Echo Fix Cline, Richard E.; 3:10 Clinton, ence; 8:25 Hutcherson, Nathan B.; bara J.; 4:45 Parke, Carolyn V.; William M.; 3:15 Cook, Edward 8:30 Hudson, Marshall R.; 8:35 4:50 Peavy, Mary L.; 4:55 Pogue, "Keep Us Out of War" Tryouts Wednesday Rare Collection (Continued from page one) M.; 3:20 Andrews, Thomas S.: Hudson, John S.; 8:40 Howard, Barbara. Try outs for the Women's De­ As war broke out in Europe, 3:25 Blandford, George T.; 3:30 James E.; 8:'5 Hornsby, Robert 5:30 Albright, Marian; 5:35 bate Council will be held Oct. 11 Frederick; 10:55 Beville, Charles the National Executive Committee Dr. Earl G. Swem announced Bohannon, Richard E.; 3:35 Boot, S.; 8:50, Hern, Charles E.; 8:55 Proctor,, Mary L.; 5:40 Risdon, at five o'clock in the hall above W. of the American Student Union, that the William and Mary Li­ Saumel K..; 3:40 Bradley, Daniel Hickey, James; 9:00 Holbrook, Margaret O.; 4:45 Rile, Genevieve the College Chapel in the Wren outstanding undergraduate peace brary has received a rare collec­ 11:00 Downing, William; 11:05 B.; 3:45 Kleinfelder, Arthur; 3:50 Carter; 9:05 Holland, Gordon L.; D.; 4:50 Rea, Lois; 4:55 Richards, building. Candidates should come organization, met and formulated tion of manuscript poems from the Cartwright, Thomas; 11:10 Champa Knowlton, Harold R.; 3:55 Kohi*s. 9:10 Hollingsworth, Howard. Jacqueline. to the meeting prepared to give a five point program to keep Am­ generous Reverend H, Tuek.T Anthony; 11:15 Cohen, David EL; THURSDAY, OCT. 12 7:00 Smith, Natalie L.; 7:05 a five minute speech, affirmative Frank. erica out of war. Graham of Florence, South Caro­ 11:20 Beal, Gilford E.; 11:25 8:00 Armitage, Anne, E.; 8:05 Schick, Mary E.; 7:10 Steele, Pat­ or negative on any one of the 4:00 Kreps, Clifton; 4:05 Laza- One hundred leaders of the ASU lina. Rev. Graham is the great Berman, Joseph E.; 11:30 Bess- Armitage, Carolyn; 8:10 Bieniset, ricia M.; 7:15 Schwab, Margaret given subjects. ron, Harold; 4:10 Lee, Austin; representing 2*0,000 members in great grandson of the distinguish­ man, Samuel P.; 11:35 Boysen, Nancy J.; 8:15 Bardwell, Claire P.; J.; 7:20 Schilling, Janet H.; 7:25 The subjects as announced by 4:15 Leftwich, James; 4:20 Legg, colleges and high schools through­ ed author of the poems, St. Georye Otto T.; 11:40 Bremer, Marvin; 8:20 Christiansen, Jane; 8:25 Scott, Gladys G.; 7:30 Spencer, Miss Elizabeth Moore, President of Elmo; 4:25 Legum, Edgar; 4:30 out the country, in a two day ses­ Craig, Jane; 8:30 Cosby, Evelyn L.; Mary H.; 7:35 Slager, Letha R.; the Women's Debate Council, are, Tucker, a jurist of early Williams­ 11:45 Kratzig, Paul; 11:50 Lapol- Lenzi, Stephen; 4:35 Leshan, Law­ sion supported amendment of the 8:35 Chamberlin, Lois J.; 8:40 7:40 Smith, Emily L.; 7:45 Stigall, (J) Resolved that the embargo on burg and successor of George la, Kormic; 11:55 Latta, Horace. rence; 4:40 Letson, Benjamin; neutrality act to enable purchase Davidson, Martha L.; 8:45 Garcia, Kathryne J.; 7:50 Taylor, Jane; an»s should be repealed. (2) Re­ Wythe in the School of Jurispru­ 1:00 Ellenson, Samuel L.; 1:05 4:45 Lewis, Wells C; 4:50 London, of arms in this country or a cash Emilia M.; 8:50 Gieselmann, 7:55 Throckmorton, Mary. solved that President Roosevelt dence. Camp, David; 1:10 Carbonaro, Arthur; 4:55 Longley, James. Jean G.; 8:55 Lokey, Mary E. 8:00 Taylor, Mary L.; 8:05 and carry basis, and voiced their be elected to a third term. (3) The poems are fifteen in num­ Victor; 1:15 Clark, Franklin L.; 5:35 Lusardi, Vincent; 5:40 Mc- Thomas, Margaret A.; 8:10 Wil­ belief that a Third Term for New 9:00 Arentz, Frances G.; 9:05 Resolved that the Women's and ber, written in St. George Tucket 1:20 Clark, James; 1:25 Clark, Comb, George; 5:45 McKinney, son, Priscilla; 8:15 Wurster, Jan­ Deal policies constituted the best Cooper, Barbara H.; 9:10 Cannon, Men's Student Governments of the handwriting on the unused pages Francis E.; 1:30 Comess, Ray­ Alexander; 5:50 Maekey, Morgan; ice; 8:20 Zihlman, Suzanne; 8:25 guarantee that U. S. would be a Evelyn C; 9:15 Dodd, Dorothy; College of William and Mary of a volume called Liberty, which mond R.; 1:35 Aldrich, Robert D.; 5:55 McMillan, David. 9:20 Fedderman, Marjorie; 9:25 Williams, Ruth M.; 8:30 York, force for peace in the coming : should be so organized as to form was written by himself, and 1:40 Almond, Saunders M.; 1:45 7:00 Lineweaver, Morris; 7:05 Mary; 8:35 Croxton, Virginia G.; months. ' '.•('; Holbrook, Helen L.; 9:30 James, one government for the entire stu­ published anonymously. Patriotic Anderson, Hunter B.; 1:50 Appen- Kibel, Henry; 7:10 Kern, Robert 8:40 Bailey, Margaret M. Mary F.; 9:35 Lyon, Elizabeth; To unite progressives on the dent body. in nature of a period just follow­ zeller, Willard. J.; 7:15 Keralla, John A.; 7:20 9:40 Mims, Madalyn E.; 9:45 Pel- campus for liberal political action The debate schedule for the coni^ ing the Revolutionary War, the 2:00 Anderson, Charles H.; 2:10 Kent, Richard; 7:25 Kelleg, Her­ ham, Lucille B.; 9:50 Peebles, An­ in 1940, the National Executive ing year includes two speaking poems were printed in 1788 by Ashworth, Houston; 2:15 Barba, bert V.; 7:30 Kelley, Claude K.; nie D.; 9:55 Stouffer, Dorothy J. Continuing' the Committee voted to invite student tours, one northern and one south­ Augustine Davis of Richmond, John A.; 2:20 Barr, Harry; 2:25 7:35 Kegebein, John F.; 7:40 10:00 Andrews, Jean E; 10:05 leaders and educators to join with life of Aurora ern. However, this year in addi­ Batten, Shirley; 2:30 Bergwall, Keeney, Arthur; 7:45 Keaney, Archibald, Geneva; 10:10 Baker, the American Student Union in tion to the varsity tours, there Willard A.; 2:35 Bird, Harrison; Jack; 7:50 Kaylin, Walter; 7:55 Shirley; 10:15, Buell, Eve­ (Continued from Last Week) the holding of a Student Assembly will be a Freshman debating trip 2:40 Blake, Francis N.; 2:45 Klein, Kaufman, Richard;; 8:00 Kaplan, lyn G.; 10:20 Benham, Jean M.; for Liberal Action the coming In high school Aurora was a which include debates with most Robert J.; 2:50 Kneip, Arthur B.; Milton; 8:05 Kanter, Martin H.; 10:25 Boone, Miriam G.; 10:30 spring. | NATIONAL I sensation. She was immediately of the Vrginia Colleges. Miss 2:55 Laing, Carlton. 8:10 Jones, David H.; 8:15 John- Bunch, Mavis M.; 10:35 Ballad, nicknamed Sunbeam because of her ITjhe five point program, under Moore also disclosed that this f BARBER SHOP I Maryanne; 10:40 Coffin, Mary L.; disposition. Girls were all the the slogans, "No blackout of peace year's activities would terminate 4 {over Pastry Shop) ^ 10:45 Cramer, Mary; 10:50 Denit, time coming up to her and want­ in America, Blackout aggression in with a cup debate and banquet to T Service is Our Motto X Betty B.; 10:55 Diamond, Ruth V. ing to be chums and telling her all Europe" and "Hitler and Chamber­ be given sometime in May. 11:00 Barnard, Barbara C; 11:05 about themselves. Before long lain have made the war, the peo­ t \ • Borum, Betavia A.; 11:10 Brown, Aurora was chums with all the ples must make the peace" calls THE WILLIAMSBURG BRUTON PARISH CHURCH Noma H.; 11:15 Costenbader, El­ girls in slhool. The boys all fell for; amendment of the neutrality METHODIST CHURCH "The Student's Church Since 1693" izabeth; 11:20 Eppes, Suzanne E.; in love with her and blushed every act to allow aid to forces opposing ! THE IRON BOUND INN | Rev. Francis H. Craighill, Rector 11:25 Enberg, Jane J.; 11:30 Edds, time she came around They all Hitler, through a cash and carry "At the College Entrance" Mr. Alfred Alley, Student Ass'i. Nancy J.; 11:35 Foss, Patricia A.; went out for football because she policy; an embargo on Japan; in­ I RESTAURANT % Holy Communion 8:00 A. M. •0- 11:40 Fisher, Elizabeth A.; 11:45 went to the games, and several of creased good neighborly relations LUNCHES, DINNERS, SANDWICHES, DRINKS • Church School 9:30 A. M. Faris, Phoebe; 11:50 Gayton, Lou­ the weak ones got hurt. They in the western hemisphere, with 0 Thomas J. Hawkins, Minister Morning Service and were all the time asking her to go ise; 11:55 Goodson, Mary J. special emphasis on the Pan Am- SPAGHETTI DINNERS Sermon 11:00 A. M. 1:00 Buntin, Betty J.; 1:05 De- to the movies or to dances, and mericaxt Student Conference at Student Reception 4:40 P. M. telling each other that they were OUR SPECIALTY SUNDAY SERVICE bow, Edith J.; 1:10 Guptill, Nancy Christmas; American influence for . o t The Student Reception is held B.; 1:15 Hantz, Phyllis E.; 1:20 going to commit suieile or join a just and lasting peace; and na­ Church School, 9:45 A. M. in the Parish House each Sunday Jones, Katharine; 1:25 Korn, Anne; the foreign legion if ;.be didn't go. tional unity, in line with Presi­ Telephone 769 t Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. afternoon from four thirty until 1:30 Kendall, Mary L.; 1:35 Kirst, She got straight "AV because dent Roosevelt's plea, based upon Oftat 8 A. M. to 1 A. M. Wesley Foundation, 7:00 P. M. five forty-five for the Episcopal she had such a way with the Betty R.; 1:40 Kevan, Marie L.; increased social security for all the K t Evening Worship 8:00 P. M. "^"$"^'^^"^.^4"*Y*^*^'^^^"^^"^ "^^^'^-^^"$"-£"^^'^"^"V"0~ Students and their friends. 1:45 Leon, Constance; 1:50 Moi- teachers. Life for her was verv people. full. •-fr->-^-«~X^*"X"X^"v-*"M*«>-^-^"X^^ tou, Mary L.j 1:55 Myers. Helen A vigorous campaign to imple­ C. When Aurora Bundy went to ment this program by aid to the 2:00 McClellan, Margaret Ann; college she knocked 'em for a victims of war in Central Europe 2:05 Stuart, Virginia; 2:10 Shenk, loop. Two days after her arrival aad China, help to refugees and Betty J.; 2:15 Snow, Martha M.; on campus she Rad been date* up scholarships for Spanish students 2:20 Wrenn, Margaret W_; 2:25 for the Christmas party and the in Amercian colleges was enthus­ BAND BOX CLEANERS Wescott, Nancy W.; 2:30 Whit­ June liall, not to s^eak of the Sat- iastically endorsed by the confer­ <> man, Glenora J.; 2:35 Rickes, urady night dances. She had been to ence (Incorporated) 4- Dorothy H. town for cokes so many times that Students warned against the t 3:00 Fowlkes, Jacqueline: 3:05 she felt like a shuttle. She'd' policy of "isolation which has en­ Gleaves, Dorothy M.; 3:10 Holl- seen the same movies four times. couraged the present war of ag­ ingshead, Mary J.; 3:15 Harley, Three fraternities and one other gression" and the. "Three Blind bunch of drunks had seranaded I Superlative DRY Cleaning Service t Carolyn M.; 3:20 Humphries, Car­ mice"' of tfte isolationist program t rie V.: 3:25 Hardin, Nancy O.; under her window. Everyone' in: which would be presented to the WILLIAMSBURG LODGE WILLIAMSBURG INN her dormitory was jealous of her ± EXCELLENT FOR LUNCHEON AND DINNER PARTIES 3:30 Harris, Betty; 3:35 Hicks, campus,, namsly, the Ludlow ref­ Almera E.; 3:40 Jones, Elizabeth room-mate, who was frantic with erendum, the Oxford Pledge, and College "specials" welcomed P.; 3:45 Janes, Annabel M.; 3:50 delight. Aurora thought that col­ cries of "Wax-Monger" levelled at MEC DOUGLAS lege was the nicest place she'd hit DIVISION OF TAVERNS AND ORDINARIES Jardine, Marion A.; 3:55 Jones, President Roosevelt. Pointing out yet. STUDENT REPRESENTATH ~E t Williamsburg Restoration, inc. Ruth E. that the ASU is the only organiza­ Rushing started, and Aurora 4:00 Jerry, Helen E.; 4:05 Lynn, tion returning to the campus with t didn't get to classes for two weeks. Hilda M.; 4:10 Langfitt, Margaret; a- positive program for peace, •^fr-g-iE-^-^-fr^-fr^-O-fr^-fr^-O-^-fr^-fr^^^ When she wasn't being hustled 4:15 Lambert, Wilma; 4:20 Maid­ ASU leaders planned meetings for from one sorority house to anoth­ en, Emma J.; 4:25 Miller, Evelyn every- ASU chapter in which the er she was being besieged in. her G.; 4:30 Marshall, Helen S.; 4:35 entire campus could participate. room. Her corridor looked, like Discussion plans for the Student SEND your laundry Philadelphia after the Army-Navy Assembly for Liberal Action^ Jo­ game. Hundreds of alumnae seph P. Lash, KL S. declared "Stu­ | A. &N. STORES* were wired to come and help rush iiie by convenient •0- Williamsburg, Va. % dents must be concerned with ideas t her. She was tentatively offered t •> and ideals in politics, but that, is % SPORTING GOODS % offices in ail the desirable clubs not enough They must also seek t Men's Ready to Wear ± and organizations on campus. She t ULWAY EXPRESS practical channels for making Y Clothing had great difficulty deciding on *• Athletic Supplies them effective." DEUGS SODAS SCHOOL SUPPLIES Thrifty idea, this: It saves you bother, and cash too, for t the sorority she wanted to join— they had all been so nice to her. voii can express ii home "collect", you know. So phone There are now 556 junior col­ our agent today. He'll call for your weekly package, Finally she decided, and when Phone 29 We Deliver preferentials came around she leges in the United States. t speed it away by fast express train, and when it • Phone 314 -> ^-^-><-t-^-^-»-»-^-»-»-^->^-0-^-fr^-<>-^-^»-$-»-^^ ' -turns, deliver your laundry to you —all with- went to the party at that house. >ul extra charge. Complete and handy, eh? The Middlesex House % The girls there were overcome Only RAILWAY EXPRESS gives this service, and Williamsburg, Va. Y with pleasure, and hardly enter­ it's the same with your vacation baggage. For tained the other neophytes at all., either or both, just pick up a phone and call Breakfast Served in Rooms * The girls in the other sororities were furious, and weren't even civil to their new girls; so that they all went home wondering if 1889 ,.,A Century af $m ice.,. 1939 LADIES REVERSIBLE t TRENCH COATS | they hadn't made a mistake. Gabardine and Plaid or Wool £ That night her favorite sorority Sizes 12-20 $.99 f had a scratch party to delete from FRIEDMAN'S DEPT STORE •> their list the rushees that they didn't want. They were about to pass over Aurora's name when Picture Framing, Keys one of the sisters got up and said Made, Electrical Appliances, that she had just had a letter from Paint, Ironing Boards. a boy who knew three boys who used to go to school with Aurora. Peninsula Hardware Corp. He said that they had said that Phone 115 she had a cruel nature, that she wag two-faced and that people liked her less and less as they got to know her better. The sisters were taken aback. They discuss­ ed it pro and con, and finally de­ Vo" s-licw Ijwtity, h.i ;;•.::.:.•.'•:: v. for cided that they had better drop extra-long trouble-free wear, we don't her name. So they did. And know a dollar stocking to match this The Home of Famous Food Aurora didn't get into a sorority superb 4-thread. It's our "best seller* INVITES YOU TO ENJOY YOUR MEALS IN A at all. because it's perfect for every day wear. PLEASANT AIR CONDITIONED Moral: Virtue is not necessari­ RESTAURANT ly its own reward. STYLE 999 4-THREAD SHEER We Specialize in all kinds of western Sizzling IN SHORT . . . MEDIUM ...... LONG . Steaks and Smithfield Hams and Roast Chicken FRESHMAN TRIBUNAL Dinners form the Rotisserie. Also Chinese- Dishes. ^ (Continued from page one) DAILY SEAFOOD OP ALL KINDS IN SEASON. ALSO CHERRYSTONE to Lord Botetourt, are careless of OYSTERS AND CLAMS ON THE HALF SHELL. MAINE LOBSTERS. their caips, and are injuring the campus grounds. This violation of MAKE THE COLONIAL YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUR MEALS regulations must stop and it is up to you, upperclassmen to stop CASEY'S, Inc. UNDER THE PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF STEVE SACALIS them. We must discipline the SPECIAL RATES FOR STUDENTS. WE DELIVER. PHONE 794 Freshmen. Eleven Be First State Test Tuesday, October 10, 1939 THE PLAT HAT PAGE THREE 5 The South did well against the northern -greats JLJIi^ ^ ^s£© S^J A' . We are happy to see that Doug's team, Akron, last week as Duke and Alabama topped Colgate and topped 111. Wesleyan last week, 13-8. Pordham.

By FRANK RAFLO Score ONE DOWN, BUT SIX YET TO GO Show Power But Allow ;,;: A's to Score ' FRANK RAFLO Backs Have a Field Day Undoubtedly, the radio is pro­ viding a great national service As the Line Opens Wide these days by its presentation of Holes in Apprentice Wall important events as they happen, but the thrill programs should be As a torrid sun beat down on limited to such things as the "At­ the greensward of the Newport tack from. Mars." That fight was News High School field the Wil­ -only a minor incident when com­ liam and Mary juggernaut got un­ pared to what we hear now on Saturday afternoon. Imagine two der full steam and took the Ap­ fairly intelligent- people listening prentice School into camp by the to one of last Saturday's games. one-sided score of 39-6. At the As the first .quarter ends the an­ very outset of the game when Walt nouncer—without the least warn­ Mathews ran back the kick-off to ing—begins: Virginia 6, Navy 0; the Apprentice 35 yard line, the North Carolina 7, V. P. I. 0; Dart­ final score was only a question mouth 7, Hampden-Sydney 6; and of how much the Indians could finally Duke 20, Colgate 0. roll up. Coming all at onee these scores The Indians powerful line open­ make one wonder if the football ed up some holes that looked like coaches are not beginning to take the Grand Canyon. So, naturally this minority problem seriously, the fleet-footed backs had a field Slake Carolina, for example. day. The bulworks of this sturdy Against Citadel, a team of the calibre of V. P. I., they run up 51 line were the boys whom you hear points and 'show enough power to little from but who are always in come out. one touchdown ahead of there fighting their hearts out so the Gobblers, it just doesn't make Holding Hig.My Touted Carolina Team that the backs can get a little sense. glory. Today the steadiness of the whole line stood out with Since everything is so mixed up, Ray "Kid" Stevens, Whitehouse, this is about as good a time as any To Single T uchdown Victory Br-odka, Dillard and Berry doing to try and analyze the Virginia schools which will figure in Wil­ Tarheels Unable to nobly for the backfield. liam and Mary's competition for Duplicate Smashing Wins Basketball and Tennis HOLY SCORES the remainder of the season, and Over Citadel - W. Forest to try and make some evaluation Tjhe scoring started as Hollings- of them. worth took the pigskin on a short In an effort to avenge a 27 to Head Intra-Murals CAVALIERS ARE GOOD jaunt from the 8 yard line. Math­ 0 defeat handed them last year, First, before we say anything Teams Show Improved ews kicked the point. The Indians the William and Hary Indians will First Round of Play else, we should put it down in Brand of Play as Series Under Way; About 70 scored again In the first period black and white that the Cavaliers travel to Eichmond Saturday to Swings Into Third Week when little Jim, Hickey raced from Charlottesville, are, on paper, battle with the Virginia Polytech­ Men Enter Tournament around end from the 3 yard the most powerful team in the nic, at Richmond Stadium. As the inter-fraternity basket­ stripe. - • ' ' -•> •«" After almost a weeks delay be­ state today, and should possess ball tournament moves into its In the second quarter the Ap­ Coach Carl Voyles' squad will cause of rain and wet grounds, the the power to run through their third week, several teams are prentice team showed some sur­ attempt to win their second intra-mural tennis tournament has Virginia opponents. This does not showing up as possible winners. prising spirit and were held for straight game despite advance no­ finally gotten under way. The come solely from the close tussel S. A. E. and Kappa Alpha, each downs on the William and Mary tournament is open to all men which they gave Navy. Coach tices that the Gobblers will pro­ with a record of three wins and no 5 yard line. The Indians were not students and there has been a wide Murray hag been at the University vide the same stiff opposition that defeats are in a tie for first place. to be stopped though, and they for a couple of seasons, and there they showed the powerful North Phi Alpha, Sigma Pi, and Lambda variety of entries. All the frater­ added to their total when Jimmy nities and dorms on the campus has been no pulling of punches in Carolina Tar Heels, in going down Chi Alpha, with two wins and no Howard, snagged an Apprentice an effort to get the best of every­ are well represented in the entries. Frosh Swamp Fork Union to defeat last Saturday, by a •defeats apiece, are right behind pass on his -own 45. Behind some thing. Last year they looked hot the leaders. -The team trophy will go to the of the best downfield blocking, of against state opposition but eould 13 to 6 score. fraternity or dorm scoring the The K. A.'s defeated Pi Lambda the year turned in by Harlie Mas­ not do much when they ran into V. P. I., captained by right most points, figured according to In Great 33-0 Rout Phi 37-4 and Sigma Eho 2-0 last ters ^wai'd had little trouble such teams as Carolina and Col­ tackle Pitts, will have eight vet­ entries and wins. erans in their starting lineup, in­ week to bring their win total up > -- _ -• • -1.... *, umbia. Now, another season has Because of the bad weather only Twx> Teams Alternate racing 55 yards to score standing" cluding three of the four backs to three. S. A. E., at present the passed and another crop of Frosh up. The half ended without any that sent the Indians down to highest scoring team in the league a few matches have been played With Equal Effectiveness Jefferson and have come up. The Navy game further scoring. their most humiliating loss of the moved into a tie for first place by to date. The fine play in the few To Score Almost at Will should be a herald as to what to matches that were played gives expect from a team, that has pow­ 1938 season. They are Ellison at virtue of two wins, one over Pi K. Gamma Phi At the very beginning the Ap­ promise of an excellent tourna­ William and Mary's Freshman er, speed, reserves and in addi­ left half, Thomas at right half, A. 36-9, and one over Theta Delta prentice team showed some more ment. All matches played are two football team scored its second tion a bag of plays in which com­ and Warriner at fullback, Chi 50-20. In the other four of that spark and they scored on out of three sets. A. Roberts, victory in as many starts when it Get Trophies plicated double laterals are as im­ In the line will be Willson at games of the week, Lambda Chi the faltering Indians. . However representing O. D. defeated Horns- rolled over a hopelessly outclassed portant as off-tackle slants. left end, weighing 180 pounds; Alpha beat Sigma Eho 2-0, Phi it was their final attempt at by, Pi K. A., 6-4, 6-4. Hargis Fork Union Military Academy BUNCH THE EEST Coleman at left tackle, 195; at Alpha took Theta Delta Chi 29-15, Miss Lucille Lowry, director of frightening the William and Mary Kappa Alpha, beat Wallach, Mon­ eleven, by a, 33 to 0 score last Put the Cavaliers aside and one left guard, Graves, who Scales Phi Kappa Tau lost to Sigma Pi 21 women's intramurals, presented team for the rest of the game. roe, 6-3, 0-6, 8-6, in the hardest Friday at the William and Mary can bunch the rest of the state in 180; at the pivot post, Streiff, to 16, and the Pi K. A.'s, playing two golden trophies to the.'38-'39 Hollingsworth bucked over from good defensive ball held the Kappa fought match thus far, and Shy- stadium. - •• the two yard line to add six points one group. The Eichmond Spid­ a 186 pounder; Gosney will be at winners of the sorority and dormi­ ers were supposed to be the big right guard, weighing 185; Cap­ Sigs to the short end of a 25-5 rock, Theta Delta Chi, beat May, Sparked by the hard running of to the ever-rising score. Again tory leagues, Gamma Phi Beta threat, especially with the "Great tain Pitts, at right tackle, is the score. S. A. E. 6-0, 6-1. Svetky, Monroe, Harvey Johnson and the passing Jimmie Howard got loose late in and Murray, Pi K. A. won from accuracy of Johnny Korcyowski and Jefferson Hall, last Monday the quarter and behind a host of One" Jones carrying the mail, but heaviest man in the starting line­ PLAY IMPROVES Lapolla, Monroe, and Nowak, Pi Coach Dwight Steussey's charges blockers he raced 39 yards to score. last Saturday, they were pushed up, tipping the scales at 215, and There is a noticeable improve­ night at the second meeting of the K. A. respectively, on defaults, showed two entirely separate Burtchfield's placement was per­ all over the field by the Pinck at Eight end, Clark, weighing 180. ment in the brand of basketball Women Students' Cooperative squads that scored in every period fectly placed and the Indian total brothers from Washington and In the starting backfield Ellison being played. The boys seem If the weather clears up and Government Association. Lee. .The pre-season critics, on weight 183, Thomas 168, Warrin­ stays that way, the tournament, but the third, to win handily. now read 32 points. more sure of themselves in handl­ Urging new students to partici­ the other hand, were agreed on er 188, and Boswell at quarter, now only in its first and second In the opening minutes, of the ing the ball. They are making a pate in recreational activities, HICKEY SPRINTS (Continued on Page 5) 165. rounds, should progress rapidly. first quarter the Freshmen's fast much greater percentage of their which include everything from Voyles is expecting to drill his All men are urged to play their charging line opened holes that The last quarter looked like a shots thna they made last week. bridge to hockey, Miss Lowry charges, this week, in both a pas­ The games are much cleaner than matches off at their earliest pos­ enabled Johnson to shake loose for track meet with substitutions go- sible convenience in order that the several 20 yard runs, in culmin­ stated that 70.1 per cent of the in and out at a fast rate. Coach Women's Intramural Ten­ sing and running offensive, and formerly. As the ball handling tournament may be finished be­ ating a 60 yard -march and their women students took part in intra­ Voyles used almost all of his men nis Tournament will be play­ with the line charging as fast as and shooting improve, the fouling fore it becomes too cold to play. first touchdown., when Johnson, murals last year. She noted the in an effort to see what each ed this week, weather per­ they demonstrated in the three seems to decrease. In another on his second attempt from the keen competition between the nine could do under fire. Late in the mitting. Games will be held games this year, the Gobblers are week or so Sftme excellent games six yard stripe, crossed the goal sororities, saying that the deter­ period Jimmy Hickey broke away according to old schedule,, certain to find it a great deal should be played. line. Gerry Ramsey's place kick mination of last year's winner de­ for a forty one yard run and a with the first ones being more difficult to turn back the The team standings up to date arylanders Beat was good, and the Green led, 7-0. touchdown. The point was good played yesterday, and the Indian Tribe than they have in are: pended upon the result of the previous seasons. last event, canoeing. Kappa and the iTribe had 39 points to be next to be played Wednes­ Kappa Alpha 0 SUBSTITUTE FROSH content with for here the scoring day and Thursday. The game is scheduled to start Sigma Alpha Epsilon 3 Lacrosse Team Alpha Theta placed second; Kappa 0 The second quarter found both for the day closed. at 2:30. Phi Alpha 2 0 Delta, third and Pi Beta Phi, Steussey and "Rosie" Thomas, F. All in all the men of William Sigma Pi 2 0 In Fast Game fourth. In the dorm league Brown U. mentor, sending in almost and Mary had a fine workout at Lambda Chi Alpha L 0 was second, followed by Chandler completely new teams. The the expense of the Apprentice Phi Kappa Tau \ 1 and Barrett. MATOAKA PARK RIDING SCHO 0L ! Speaking from the point of Frosh took to the air to score team. They were more anxious Pi Kappa Alpha 1 2 view of an initiate to the game their second touchdown YNhen JUe- ahout that all-important game with Classes Daily 10:15, 2 O'clock and 3:80 % Pi Lambda Phi 0 2 STUDENT DIRECTOR SPEAKS of lacrosse, r. new thrill in sports Afo'.' made a sensational catch of the V. P. I. te-om than they were For information Call Buirect Hall Of, 203 ov St^le^ 71 f Sigma Rb> {) y : was felt last Sa!ta\k«y, when Wil­ Korcyowski's 20 yard pass, on the Student director of intramurals, about the sr-ora >f this game. In SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS F0S BEGINNERS * Kappa 5 :r;'ii 0 3 liam nnd Mary met the Baltimore Frances Paul, outlined the pur­ P. U. 12, to score standin Jp. fact, thev :uv-° got to dig in and pose and organization of the in­ (Continued on Page Five) (Contracted on page five) really g>t ,«c ti tss: ths Tech- (Continued on paga "ITS ) tramural system. '?~a:i next *.veofc. PAGE FOUR THE PLAT AT Tuesday, October 10, 1939 THE FLAT HAT Founded October 11, 1911 • • •. it:seems "Sfabilitas et Fides" EDITOR STRANGE that BOB STA1NTON There never has been a column MANAGING EDITORS ..Arthur Kleinfelder and Betty Knoll in the FLAT HAT like this one, but Rome was not built in a day; CITOR Dave Quinlan NEWS E: ***.* it took God a week to create the Edith Harris, Walter Bara, Harry Barr, Kormic Lapolla, John Sumner world; Russia needed five years to EDITORIAL BOARD make a plan, so who are we to try and hurry the PLAT HAT? SPORTS E D1TOII Frank Eaflo The coeds can drink beer and PHOTOGEAPHER Jack Garrett not smoke at Steve's, but when at the Lodge can smoke and not KEPORTORIAL STAFF Robert Marshall, Saunders Almond, Sterling Strange, Charles Scripps, drink beer. Sounds like a riddle, Mary Thiedeck, Janice Harvey, Trudie Green, Trudie Van Wyck, Willard Bargwell, Carl Muecke. doesn't it ? Well, we guess it is. Signs are put up begging us to BUSINESS MANAGER "Use The Walks and Keep The HARRY GEBAUER Campus Beautiful," when in real­ ity, the walks are the only safe BUSINESS STAFF Art Cosgrove, Tom Mougey, Austin Roberts, Jane Harden, Virginia Smith, place to amble. At least, when Foster Jennings, Jack Hallo well, Stuart Hurley, William Howard, Eugene Ellis, Sally Bell, Edna on the walks, we can see the trucks coming. Klinge, Jane Craig, Abe Lincoln. With all the new things in the CIRCULATION MANAGER world to talk about, the conver­ AL CHESTNUT sation at the coeds always reverts to the old lines. Advertising rates furnished upon application to the business management. Subscription rates: $3.00 Who: Jean Clarahan. Our college can be so blunt per year (exclusive of students). Entered as second class matter at the post office at Williamsburg, Va. about some things. We visited a What: President of Mortar New England university this sum­ Member Board, Senior Representative to mer where across the gates was Honor Council, President • of His­ REPRESENTED FOR NATIONAL ADVERTISING SY Ptoociofed Collegiate Press inscribed: "None but the Earnest National Advertising Service, Inc. tory Club, International Rela­ Shall Enter Here." At William College Publishers Representative Distributor at tions Club, Pan Hellenic Council, and Mary: "No Trucks Allowed 420 MADISON AVE. NEW YORK, N. Y. Business Staff of Colonial Echo, Through this Entrance." CHICAGO « BOSTOB ' Los AHSSI.E3 ' 5m F3AS5CSSC0 GoIle6iate Digest German Club, President of Kap- A freshman with whom, we had na Alpha Theta sorority. a date the other night, although Mr. Tunis does not direetly charge that Future Plans; You guess. she has been here only three • • • overhear professionalism has reared its ugly head at She's taking shorthand and typing weeks was able tc recite to us in Freshmen — William and Mary but the remark made his which may mean something. Any­ perfect chronological order our so­ article as to this college might create doubt way, she's not thinking of being cial comings and shortcomings of in the minds of those who are not familiar a career woman. the last three years in a manner Take Notice with the actual facts. Remarks: Jean was born in which puts our diaries to shame. The outstanding event of give Peg Averil a break. The inefficiency of the Freshman Tri­ It is sufficient for us to say that this Oak Park, Illinois, .but her home After all, gossip-hounds, life's is now in New York State. She's too short. ... the week was coeds, which The, "it's all off betwi bunal is deplorable and it is due to only one college has never since its beginning in 1693 3611 considered that footbaall was a product of a history major, and while she The little fat man with the long leads us to the biggest sur­ us now" letter received by reason: the lack of cooperation on the part won't predict anything herself, prise of the week. Mickey Betsy Lee Hooper, has caused of the remainder of the student body. We the college for sale to a fickle public. It is black beard has not yet pitched hardly probable with such traditions as we she's considered an odds-on favor­ his tent in the Sunken Garden , . . Finn, who last summer stat­ her no sorrow probably due do well to welcome Freshmen and try to ite to make Phi Beta Kappa. Jean ed that she was going to ask to the constant attentions uf make them feel at home, but they do have a of William and Mary enjoy that any such much to our surprise. But we commercialization of a sport beyond its nor­ is very sorry, but she has no hob­ must remember that many are Bill Murphy to the first Co­ Buss Ramsey . . . Sonny Al­ place after all and it would be wise on their by unless it's being president of ed, was seen with Johnny mond started to do a he-man part to stay in it. A few of these young­ mal function is intended. called but few are chosen. Theta. W. S. & P. D. Sumner, via Edith Harris. In act last Saturday night and sters, fresh from high school, have let the But, How's About It ? view of last week's column we carried his date across the freedom of this campus go to their heads. want it to be known that Al Sunken Garden. Incidental­ Some of them seem bent on destroying ev­ Eraser is definitely Out. Last ly, Sonny is still pinned t? erything they can lay their hands on. The week a letter was found in Pearl Brueger. He says he is duty of keeping these lads on the right path box 1071 addressed, William letting her keep it, If only f or is to report them to the freshman tribunal inquiring N^/Ws UP "Sugar" Murphy. MAE be sentimental reasons . . . Ar- and see that the sentence imposed by that he didn't feel so bad about mand Harkless, who was seen group is enforced. It might be a good idea By Carl Muecke coeds after all. at coeds with Frances Wag- for the Tribunal to dream up a few good pen­ reporter More about coeds! Tim ener, and who is pinned to alties to give the Freshmen when they ap­ Hanson, after playing the Lucille Eldridge, has been re­ pear before the board so that a respect, hith­ RUSSIA VICTOR like to have Turkey keep the field all year, the field in­ ceiving those kind of letters erto missing, will be instilled in the breasts QUESTION; Do you approve of the That Soviet Russia has Dardanelles closed to any cluding Doepke, Waymack, from a summer school ac­ of the incorrigibles. In brief, let's put Co-ed Dance? profited most by the present British-French thrust into Nenzel, and McCormick, was quaintance (?) ... Jack Hud­ some teeth in the Tribunal so that when the world situation Is the general Russia. They are also at­ inconspicuous by his absence son gave Beale Sale a lovely bark is ignored the bite will do the trick. ANSWERS: opinion of world observers. tempting to woo Turkey and from the dance. Perry Senft, diamond ring. She is wear- What she could not gain be­ all the Balkan countries away But no matter how many penalties are It is a fine idea because it gives the and David "I'll kill 'em (now ing it on her RIGHT hand, ready for deliverance the whole idea is a flop fore the War in negotiations from any influence which the known as Hairless Joe) Forer, according to girls a chance to spend the money which Allies, Germany, and Italy our spies In unless we give the Tribunal some fodder for they have been saving all year. with England and France, after having many dates last Washington . it to work with. So let's get together and namely, control over the Bal­ might have over them. Rus­ week and making numerous las is leading the. fiel.Med cfo Dougr the­ see that the Frosh are kept in line. If you Richard Thomas, '43. tic States, is now rapidly be­ sia Is actually building a broad hints, were asked at jfs * ® Theta "poppaship", with Jean have a legitimate cause to report a Freshman ing realized. Diplomats from vast frontier of buffer states the last minute. The LUCKY Clarahan and Carol White as make sure you do it. The members of the I like it because it gives a girl a chance Estonia, Latvia, Finland, all along the entire Western girls. campaign managers. Tribunal are well enough known that you to experience the fellows' side of a dance. trotted to the Kremlin in front from the Baltic to the Faux Pas of the week: will recognize them and can tell them the Claire Bardwell, '42, Moscow anxious to make Black Sea. Last Monday Bob Vining OVERHEARD— story. Get busy and let's have a little more Jjt ij! =Ji ^S peace and conclude pacts. POSSIBLE PEACE shouted and pointed, "Dar- En route to Trinkle— action in that direction. I don't like to have to depend on some CONTROLS BALTIC These activities are dis­ rahs the girl that stood me "—And I said I'd take him woman to invite me. It always has been the Already Russia has secur­ maying both the Allies and up last night." We should but didn't care much if he got custom for men to take out women, and I ed the permission of the Es­ Germans, for as the war con­ think that he would have stuck, and darn it, he did." tonian and Latvian govern­ tinues these countries become like it that way. more tact. We hope the Sunken Garden: It may be $ Ed Faroe, '43. ments, to build fortifications, weaker and Russia becomes above is quite clear . . . gos­ . . how s establish garrisons, camps, stronger. This will put So­ sip hounds. raspberry flavor, but it sure Ed. Note: Here's a guy who would have airfields, and intern her army viet Russia in the position to Superlatives of the week: tastes peachy to me. voted against woman suffrage. in these countries. The sweep Europe with commun­ Straight-laced couple—Bill 9:50 Barrett Hall Wall- aoout it * ^ * number of Red Army men to ism in the same way as she Garwood and Janet Stewart. thundering silence. be stationed in these countries has already done in Poland. Thrill: Ronnie. Ronalds Cutest couple of the week: In the October issue of The American - Good! Here's our chance to get even with the fellows. will exceed the usual number There, in the past weeks, the passing the training table in Abdul and Alpha Mercury Mr. John F. Tunis asks with much of soldiers there in peace vast estates of the old land­ the dining hall. In conclusion we want to despair the price of college football. On Lucy White, '43. time. Tlie esfortifications lords have been divided up * * * % Reunion: Conna Truxton nominate Abdul to take the page 136 of this same issue we notice that face Germany, and are obvi­ among the landless peasants, and Mike Stousland. place of 'Mike' as the best Mr. Tunis in his questioning had finally They're all right, but there is no place ously directed against the and schools, newspapers, and for a stag at a Co-ed. special peasants' councils have Meanie: The red-headed man on campus, the lucky come to one "Jake F.". Jake it seems, was Nazis and not against the Al­ basket ball player who won't dog. a very prominent half back in one of our Bob Hazen, '41. lies. been established, and a peo­ southern high schools; Jake also was very * * * * TURNS TABLES ples' army formed. The pos­ popular among our southern colleges. In Very novel and amusing. Russian control over the sibility of this happening in fact, Jake's popularity was such that Duke, Baltic States is ironic, in that the rest of Europe may have Libby Fisher, '43. a strong effect upon the dis­ Tennessee, William and Mary, V. M. I., and ty fjs :ge $ they have always been look­ V. P. I., were all simply mad about the boy. ed upon by the Western Pow­ continuation of the war. The After great deliberation and weighing mat­ It's a wonderful idea. It gives a fellow ers —'Allies and Germans present combatants may unite illiam-an ters financial, Jake decided that Duke would a chance to save his much-needed and greatly alike—as a stepping stone in to fight a common enemy. do quite nicely; so off he went to Durham. lacking supply of cash. an invasion of Russia. It UNION OP FOES hopes high and the vision of Grantland Rice's Harry Gebauer, '40 was in these countries that . England may be prompted \3 O-KO All American Football team deeply rooted i£ !{S Jji & to unite with her present en­ armed centers were being or­ emy, Nazi Germany, because in the not too subconscious of his mind. Freshmen girls can get a chance to ganized preparing for the each have much more to gain Have you ever sat pen in hand, -brooding over the fact that you All this we gathered from a short pa­ meet many people they wouldn't meet ordi­ time when Hitler was to by cooperation than by war. ragraph of the aforementioned article, narily. smash Bolshevism. Nazi pen­ At least that was the case up must have copy in by three o'clock; here it is two already and the only "What Price College Football?" Publica­ Dorothy Gleaves, '43. etration in these countries until the signing of the Rus- tion rights make direct quotation impossible: has already gone far, up un­ thing in your head is an ache, due to, well| you know what. * * * * so-German pact. Up to that however we refer you to the library and til the war halted these ac­ time Hitler and the Nazi gov­ We usually have at least one idea that we can build the column page 136 of the October American Mercury. I don't like to get up and dance all tivities. The first step had ernment had received all around but nary a one today. I suppose we could write about the Mr. Tunis, the writer, you may remember as night. I like to dance when I'm in the been the annexation of Mem- sorts of assistance from the freshmen and the way they refuse to obey 'the rules, but what good the author of "Was College Worth While?" mood. el last spring by the Nazis, English. Hitler had origin­ a book that had as its doctrine the futility Ab Fox, '41. and their consequent control ally been financed by the would it do ? The sophs are too timid to do anything about it. Pos­ of a university education. At that time Ed. Note: Why so moody, Ab. ? of Lithuania. The English British, loans had been giv­ sibly we could mention the fact that the orchestra at the coeds played Mr. Tunis at his startling conclusion by us­ % * & $ encouraged these activities en to support his government, ing his own class as evidence that a* college for they remembered the time and Austria, Czechoslovakia, what they called the William and Mary song and wanted us o sing it diploma is not worth the price. A dance of this type makes a fellow ap­ preciate the girls' predicament. back in 1918-19-20 when the Memel were all handed over with them. We opened our vocal chords ready to sing away and they We have no intention here of discussing Baltic States had been used without a struggle in hope Mr. Tunis' literary merit or veracity; Mr. Betty Donit, '43. as the advance guard against that Germany would be eg­ played something we had never heard before and neither had anyone Tunis is a Harvard man and should be best * $ * * the Russian Revolution. ged on to attack Russia. else. How about relating some hot jokes we have picked up in 'our able to evaluate the worth of his own four It's fair enough. BALKAN INTRIGUE 'THREATENED wanderings. No that wouuld be stupid, you wouldn't be amused and years at Cambridge. We would merely Vince Parker, ' 12, The Russian control of the suggest that writers who delight in sweep­ Balkans is also proceeding Both countries have their would only add !•> our inferiority complex by nol laughing. Fifteen ing exposes of long established customs and rapidly. Russian-TWds"! ne­ belief In private property and minute-, to go, nothing written; «li we can think of is the short time They're all right, if you go. institutions too often ride their hobby gotiations are no^' g..f'ng » , capitalism to unite them. The '.hat the coeds existed nod hew we wish that when the fov.nala come horses to an early death in-the dizzy race for Conrad Yoeum, '40. which may have I'IU-: ^onr.s' landlords of Prussia nrist ><"- publisher's dollars. , . • Ed. Note: Our sentiments exactly. signii'icinci. Ru^-c <-'."< \ (,Continued on Pjgj F. -* • •uoirmi we a«e presented ***hh a good name band. Tuesday, October 10, 1939 THE FLAT HAT PAGE FIVE Inspector General. . , hind the Indians at the quarfef Lacrosse.. last week. This should speak for itself. TO THE STUDENT BODY (Continued from Page Three) (Continued from page one) THIS SATURDAY t nifig or's only daughter, the "flibberty- •> NOTICE Lacrosse Club, and was defeated On the whole Virginia football «> gibbet," Marya, by Marva Blair. X •5- 12-4. is looking up. This week Vir- A From the first draw to the clos­ Also in the cast are: Hattie Your parents deserve the best when they come to visit ia should come out on top of the Then you'll want you. We have it at THE SELBY TOURIST HOME; 5 ing whistle, the vicissitudes of Abbitt, Virginia Brenn, Harry ;Ge- Terps from Maryland; V. M. I. <> corner rooms with 5 private tiled bathrooms with shower. this old Indian game kept th< bauer, John Sumner, Virginia faces what should be a victoriaous be at your best! You • Prices are posted. Moderate, quiet, restricted; your in­ spectators keenly interested. Wil­ Stern, and James Bucholtz. Vanderbilt team; Wi & L. plays t spection welcome. liam and Mary scored the first In the words of Gogol, "I de­ unheralded Southwestern; Rich­ will if you have the goal with a combination of passes cided to gather in one play and mond may win a big-time victory Ideal Beauty Shoppe Located one block off Richmond Road behind Theta from Cleo Tweedy to Betty Doug­ deride all that is bad in Russia, over Rutgers; Hampden-Sydney Delta Chi fraternity. Phone 375-J. las to Miss Lowry, and the game all the evils which are being per­ will take Guilford; V. P. I. wiuu fashion your hair for went into full swing. With Miss petrated in the places where the play W. & M. at Richmond and— the occasion. Come in MRS. VICTOR ITURRALDE, Hostess Bolland carrying the ball several utmost rectitude is required for will win. times up the field, with the high man." And so, corruption, snob­ for complete service! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA^AAAAAAAAAAAA^-$-<*AAA^-fr-Y'A scoring of Miss Hudak and Miss bery, stupidity, malice—the whole Dow, and with the fine defense compendium of vices is focused in work in which Miss Willett, Balti­ Intramural., What's Up... "The Inspector General", and • Make An Appointment nt E. L. DANLEY more captain, was outstanding, whipped witi merciless laughter. Watches, Jewelry Repairing (Continued from page 3) (Continued from page four) the final whistle blew with a The play in itself is not a realis- Prince George Street victory for our opponents. Four tice copy of Russian provincial Theta Delta Chi 0 3 I IDEAL Beauty Shoppe Williamsburg, Va. very uneasy over the prox­ of the goals were divided equally life but an exaggerated picture of The schedule for the coming imity of Russia to their es­ between Miss Zinkham and Miss STANDARD PRICES all those vices on which Gogol week: Casey's, Inc. Air Conditioned Phone 328 tates. German suppression Bolland, while Miss Horn and Miss wished to vent his own indigna­ Wednesday—Phi Kappa Tau vs. "The Shoppe That Gives You Style" of radical doctrines has been Andrews accounted for two more. tion. Lambda Chi Alpha; Pi Kappa Al­ .$^4^4-$4^-4-$->4-£4->4-6~$->4-4-$> made sadly ineffectual. The I t Miss Lowry and Betty Douglas Gogol never moralizes nor does pha vs. Theta Delta Chi. underground radical parties each scored twice for William and A v are using the Soviet pact as he indulge in direct indictments. Thursday — Sigma Pi vs. Kappa Mary, with the nice pass work of Alpha; Kappa Sigma vs. Pi Lamb­ a force for revolution. The He does not pretend to swing the AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA*AAA-*"$~^AA Miss Sterling, Gladys Jones, and whip; but he makes his charact­ da Phi. Krupps and Thyssens, and Trudie Green lending much sup­ ers whip themselves without know­ Friday — Pi Lambda Phi vs. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA^-AA-*"^********^ other great industrialists, port to the completion of the must view this situation with ing it, as it were, especially when Phi Alpha; Phi Kappa Tau vs. points. they talk of their own abuses with Theta Delta Chi. alarm. England is concern­ Because the Baltimore team was ed over the safety of her em­ a kind of child-like innocence. He Monday—Lambda Chi Alpha vs f! IndividuuaTHlE Sororit COLLEGy and FraternitEy stationerySHO. PW e f short a player, Mary Moncure is perhaps at his best when put­ pire. Russia has thrust her played the position of third man Kappa Alpha; Pi Kappa Alpha vs. t have an excellent assortment of Fiction Books, and also influence down to Afghan­ ting on the mask of the ingenue Pi Lambda Phi. with them, and Margaret Kelly and talking with a most serious istan and dangerously threat­ Tuesday—Sigma Pi vs. Phi A" authentic works on Williamsburg. STADIUM SERVICE f substituted during the game. Peg countenance about things which ens India and Iraq. India Lebair was a substitute for Wil­ Alpha; Kappa Sigma vs. Sigma £ Candy, Tobaccos, Pastries i are taken seriously only by his t particularly is vulnerable to liam and Mary. Rho. fAAAAAAAAAAAAA"! % Open 6:30 a, m.-ll:30 p. m. | talk of revolution, for the In­ characters and not by the audience. A A That lacrosse game symbolize J His irony consists in his pretend­ t A*A^AA<>-X^!"*"^^^ *<"^* "i"K' dian people fiercely desire TEXTBOOKS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, PENNANTS, the true meaning of sport. May ing not to see any irony at all, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA their independence, and have a tribute here be paid to that type although indirectly he makes the A *5- redoubled their drive with of athletics in which a mere fight- onlookers feel the wide gap be­ I t STATIONERY, AND GIFTS GARDINER T. BROOKS ? this end in view only in the to-win spirit is happily lacking. tween Ms own standpoint and that Real Estate — Rentals past few days. Suggestions for improvement of of his characters. The less he | Now Open For t VAAAAAAAAAAAA4-< Insurance WHY WAR? tactics and techniques were not himself emphasizes this gap and | Business ± Class of, '14 Thus when Hitler pleads held back by the more experienced pretends to be on the same level Sodas, Sandwiches, Regular Meals and a la Carte Service for peace it is not far-fetched Baltimore players, .and a spirit of as his characters, the greater the % t t The College t t to imagine a peace conference. sport for sport's sake pervaded comic-satirical atmosphere of the A • AAAA^AAAAAAAAA^-A**************************^****** The only element lacking is a the afternoon's play. The parti­ play. This atmosphere grows and face-saving plan for peace for cipants were seeking improvement grows; but having attained its f Service Station % FOR HEALTH HOLIDAYS! the Allies. They cannot eas­ of their game and the fun of the pitch, it suddenly bursts forth of Located Vz Block From 1 LITTLE AFT SHOP I ily step down from their de­ activity. Here's to a group of real itself and dissolves into the sinist­ SHOE Keep the family safe from colds GIFTS ANTIQUES Monroe Hall Richmond 1 sportswomen. er last chord, whose effect is all on PEPAIR1NG 1 and illness, as a Christmas gift! I Duke of Gloucester St. clarations of determined re­ the stronger because of the pre­ Road. Avoid sickness that conies from Williamsburg, Va. sistance to an about face. It was good to see* Miss Wynne- Perhaps Hitler will abdicate Roberts back on the field, serving vious comicality. wet feet, by sending us, now, the ^HHO-^-^-^-^-j-j-^^-^-^-^-^-^-O-^-J-^^ his position of leadership, per­ as field umpire. Miss Dorothy All TEXACO Products family Shoes for sturdy, smart Aside from artistic perfections Repairs! We'll have them back haps a neutral country will of­ Chammings and Peg Lebair acted CANDY, SOFT DRINKS, fer a plan acceptable to both. as goal officials. which characterize the play as a to you quickly, assuring safety COLLINS CLEANING and The only obstacle to peace is It is hoped that more lacrosse whole, it possesses that quality TOBACCOS, PASTRIES from-foot exposure. Saving mon­ DYEING CO. the English fear that if peace will be seen on this campus in which will insure its everlasting ey, too! Prompt Service is negotiated now Hitler will the future. success, to wit, universal appeal. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Perhaps Bielinsky, the European A<>^-Y"^^4*^^^"^^^^^^^4"Y"0"V"<5* CAMPUS O. K. SHOE SHOP Phone 48 strengthen himself for anoth­ Lineups: critic, summed up the dramatic :DR. BRANTLEY HENDERSON* W. J. Murphy, Proprietor Williamsburg, Virginia er aggression at some later W. & M. Baltimore merits of Gogol best when he said Williamsburg, Va. A Back of Sorority Court date. The war thus boils Snow 1st H. Horn that "in the 'Inspector General' down to a struggle between Douglas 2H Hudak there are no scenes to which the Eye, Ear Nose and Throat. % two powers for domination of Lowry 3H Dow word 'better' can be applied, be­ Y Lenses Duplicated r General 4- Williamsburg Coal Co. g Europe. Kyle R. A. W. Andrews cause none of them is inferior to Electric AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Carryabout % COAL — FUEL OIL $ Jones L. A. W. Zinkham the rest. They are excellent; they **A*AAA.^-^-^AA"^"$".$-AAA-^"^-A^..$.-$- f Concrete and Building X Tweedy C Bolland are the necessary parts forming ffiifro •^••AA^AAAA*AA^«{>A"C"*~V«V"5" % PURE OIL COMPANY % •f Supplies £ Clark R. D. W. Beck one artistic whole, which is round­ A A t Phone 127 f Green L. D. W. Willett ed up not only by its external £ Goodpar Company | Sterling 3M Moncure form, but also by its inner con- % PRODUCTS % A (Incorporated) Miller C. P. . Brooke ents; and so, it is a self-suffici­ % CANDY - TOBACCO Woods P David ent world of its own." A William & Marv Keene Electric Shop WHOLESALE FOOD i McEidowney G Granofsky \ DRINKS - PASTRIES t SUBSTITUTES A All-wave, No aerial, no s?ouftd, Behind Brown Hall SUPPLIES Peg Lebair Margaret Kelly This Week.». no plug-in. Plays outdoors, in­ f STADIUM SERVICE < doors, anywhere. A Portable A < Battery Set. Every student can LATEST PHONOGRAPH A 34034tit>6 Huntingtotiuntmgton Ave. 1* (Continued from page three) use one. A STATION i Frosh Football.. one thing, that the Generals were You shall have music wherever RECORDINGS X •> X NEWPORT NEWS, VA. | not destined to give anybody a i you go! Dance anywhere. Fine (Continued from page 3) on long evenings, alone or not. Itidio Repair Phone 140 X * great deal of trouble. Remember X 7 A. M. to 11:30 P. M. 1 take it skating, hiking, traveling! A A •AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Fields' attempted place kick was also that in the closing minutes of short. that game, Dobbins of Washington >M"AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.^AAAA -> AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA W. & M. scored again in the and Lee had a pass in his arms t THE ? wb be ,e ,6 ,hl mnmm f •*• YOURS !* ?o ttT* i° ??c£™f , i. i, second period when Bob Temple- and was standing over the goal i» "» words or lesi: Sheaffer's Finaline pen- PASTRY SHOP al is best for cl«sroo» work because ," I WILLIAMS | ton, leaping high in the air to line with a tie almost in his grasp Near A&P on Fta< e F X jood Service by Good Bar- f BARCLAY I SONS evade three of the Red and Blue when he dropped the ball. That is HI NT 4 * «>» to help yoo write the winnirn - ALL HOME BAKED I-IHSU I 9 kM of onfty. ... _ _ became Flnoline's doubf •> >ers in a Good Shop, A backs, took Korcyowski's pass in a break of the game, but superior length, thin, strong leads ore permanently sharp" ". , . because ± JEWELER'S Delicious Cookies and Pas­ its balance and Srmly-held point enables me to mak« graphs, X (Over Theatre) $ the end zone. Fields converted, teams do not win games on breaks tries. Open all Day on sketches, mechanical drawings, (artlessly." "... because is and the score was 20-0. alone. lorto leads seem never )o wear otrt—flreat stvif in class"".,. I Certified Gemologists Sunday, because so line a line mekes small notations and interlining The third quarter proved score­ Tech and V. M. 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