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The Rollins Sandspur. 387. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/387 U*i** >i^ y^0•,\.•'• Attend Established in World Lectures 1894 Flashes mmm andspur From the UnitedPress WINTER PARK, FLORIDA, FE RUARY 7, 1934 PARIS, Feb. 7.—Premier Edo­ Organ Vespers Memorial Services Former Director of uard Daladier and his cabinet of­ Wednesday, February 7, 1934. Held For Victims Yerkes Observatory FOiEli OPERA fered their resignations today to NOIED PIANISI appease the popular anger and to Emelie Dougherty, Guest organ­ To Lecture Tuesday prevent further bloodshed in the ist ; Bruce Dougherty, soloist. Of Motor Crash riots which have already cost Night _ Jenkins Preceded by the blowing A popular lecture on "Your IM RECIIIIL Andante, from Fifth Symphony.... STAR 10 GIVE scores of lives in.; Paris. Presi­ "taps" by the campus buglei Universe" by Dr. Edwin B. Frost, Beethoven dent Albert Lebrun accepted the memorial service for John M. tjhe blind astronomer, will] 1^ Caprice Matthews resignation at once and began the MacNutt and Thomas W. Tram given in the Annie Russell Thea­ Vesper Time .-_ _ Pfeuger difficult task of finding a man mell, who were killed in an autO' tre at Rollins College next Tues­ RECITAL FRIOfl! Chorale -_ Boellman strong' enough to handle the grave mobile accident Wednesday night, day night, February 13 at 8:15, Tenor solos: problem of the government. There was held in Knowles Memorial The lecture is announced as the Large Audiencte Hears Josef Du bist wie eine Blume Liszt Mme. Maria Sundelius to be has been increasing talk of a Chapel at Rollins College yester­ next event in the Rollins Tuesday Drink to me only with thine eyes Accompanied by Helen national union cabinet pledged Hofmann Give' Concert day. The entire student body and Evening Lecture Course. In Theatre Old English M'>ore under wide executive powers to the faculty attended. Dr. Frost, who has been direc­ Ave Maria Kahn cleanse the government and to re­ The service was conducted by tor of the Yorkes Observatory of Violin Obligato Gretchen Cox Miss Helen Moore, pianist, and store to normality the French Residents of Winter Park and Dean Charles A. Campbell the University of Chicago since Dawn Jenkins member of the faculty of the Con­ Capital which threatened dis­ members of Rollins College -v read the Twenty-third psalm and 1905, is one of the most eminent Friday, February 9, 1934. servatory of Music at Rollins, has orders today. tendered a rare opportunity last spoke briefly. President Hamilton scientists in his field. Dr. Frost Herman F. Siewert, Organist. been selected to accompany Mme. Monday night when Josef Hof­ Holt asked the congregation not became blind about ten years ago Marie Sundelius when the former LONDON, Feb. 7. — London Cathedral Prelude and Fugue in MARIE SUNDELIUS mann, pianist, presenfted a con­ to consider the deaths of the two while peering through a telescope Metropolitan Opera star gives her E minor . Bach ^SOPRANO lowered its world gold price cert in the Annie Russell theatre students as "the end," but as the but despite this handicap he has recital in the Annie Russell thea­ Prelude Schmidt sharply today as the American The program "Cvas well chosen "commencement" of a new life. continued to make important Madame Maria Sundelius, noted tre at Rollins Friday night, Feb­ a. Echo Yon dollar weakened rapidly. Gold was and arranged. In the first group Behnard R. Bralove, president of scientific contributions to the Opera singer, who will give a ruary 9. priced at 136 shillings, A six the opening selection was Preludo b. Alt Wien Godowski field of astronomy and is general­ the X Club of which both Mac­ concert in the Annie Russell Mme. Sundelius, who will be a pence reduction to two shillings and Fugue in D major by Bach- Vocal Solo: ly regarded as an authority on Nutt and Trammell were mem­ Theatre Friday evening. Mmme, guest teacher of singing in the nine pence made the dollar equi­ Concert Overture —- _ Faulkes "double stars." d'Albert, a sombre piece very ty­ bers, paid a beautiyul tribute to Sundelius is a member 'of the Conservatory of Music for the valent to $34.36. This was a two Thelma Gaskin, winner of sec­ pical of Bach, which built up to £ their memory and suggested that He is a graduate of Dartmouth Conservatory Faculty for the Win­ next six weeks, will be presented cent reduction in dollars as the ond place in the 1932 Atwate: firststriking climax. The second the students might well adapt the where he received his degrees of ter Term. in her recital by Miss Annie Rus­ mounting dollar offset the reduc­ number was totally different from Kent vocal contest, will sing at fine qualities of the two boys to A. B., A. M., and Sc. D. and has the Organ Vespers in the Knowles sell as a feature of the profes­ tion in terms of sterling. the first. It was a Scherzo in E their own lives. Herman F. Sie­ studied at Princeton, Strassburg sional artists series this season. minor by Mendelssohn, staccato, Memorial Chapel next Friday, wert, organist, and Bruce M. in Germany and the Astrophysical Marie Sundelius is an exception ST. PAUL, Feb. 7.—The kid­ gusty like wind i nthe tree tops, (Continued on Page 3) Dougherty, tenor, assisted. Observatory at Potsdam, Ger­ nappers of Edward G. Bremer, 36, to the rule that most singehs who very clear nnd bright. The third many. He began his teaching come to the top in opera have done a bank president, had until noon number of that group was the career in 1887 at Dartmouth and today to communicate with Adolf so only after long preparation in Sonata Appassionata, Opus 57, of Flying Cluh Speaker remained there until 1898, whi that field. According to her own Bremer, the father, without police Beethoven consisting of four he accepted a call as professor ON FAR EASI words, she never gave opera any interference. movements: Allegro assai. An­ Illustrates Lecture astrophysics at the University of consideration as a young girl when dante con moto, Allegro ma non Chicago. He has been the editor of WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—Re­ Political Aspects of China, she first started to study music. troppo, and Presto. In this piece With Plane Model the Astrophysical Journal since covery Administrator Johnson had Japan Are Discussed She had never held wild ambitions Hofmann showed startling ARE OFEEfiED 1902. hijs first dhanOe today to u:V to grace the boards of an opera changes of mood, umping sudden­ The second meeting of the Rol pungent oratory on Congress while His lecture at Rollins will be One should not be too quick to house and gather the plaudits of ly from loud to soft and back Applications Must Be Fil lins Flying Club was held last free but a free will offering will condemn Japan i^Jts military ag the multitude. facing the House Labor Commit­ Thursday eveing, February 1 again, but with lovely tones and Before March 15 be taken toward expenses of the gressions in China, Prof. John It was not until she had come to tee, whose Chairman, Representa­ the Speech Studio. feeling. The two hands played course. Martin suggested Thursday New* York to sing one of the solo tive Connery, Democrat, of Mas­ The meeting was informal, the their separate melodies so that The American - Scandinav speaking on "China and the Far parts in Bossi's "Joan of Arc" and sachusetts, is a belligerent advo­ speaker of the evening being Al each note stood out, yet the whole foundation is making its selection Eastern Problem" in his public had attracted such yavorable cate of a 30-hour work week. Con­ Knothe, the well known Orlando blended perfectly. course of lectures on international notice that friends insisted on ar­ nery said that he was ready to of students for traveling fellow­ pilot. Alex! spoke on the theory of Stones From Distant The second group consisted en­ relations at Rollins College. ranging an audition with Gatti- question Johnson at length as to ships, this March. These fellow­ flight and on the principals tirely of Chopin, a waltz, a noc­ Pointing out that the United Casazza for her. To her own sur­ why he opposed a 30-hour week. ships for the year 1934-35 will aerodynamics. To illustrate Lands are Added to turne, and a sonata. The waltz in States may have to admit that its prise she was engaged. carry stipends of $1000 each for lecture, he used suspended model A flat maor, Opus 42, was a fam­ policy of "hands off China" has study ift the Scandinavian c( in which the controls move Rollins Walk of Fame But to quote Mme. Sundelius; "I iliar work but Hofmann played it failed, Prof. Martin suggested that tries. Graduates of the current plane as though it was in actual didn't want to contract. I didn't with such speed and clarity that "perhaps Japan has seen r year are eligible for candidacy, flight.