THE MIAMI HURRICANE THE OFFICIAL STUDENT PUBLICATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI VOL. VII. CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA, NOVEMBER 11. 1932 NO. 6. Baby Hurricanes Meet Florida Frosh Tonight
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to explain this unusual occurrence, • .» ..»o»,. SJ:.W&_-:WM'&J-. terfere with its speed.—Canj-L THE MIAMI HURRICANE replied that he hoped it would in Tartan. Official Student Publication of the University of Miami On Other crease the patronage.—Ring-Tum- Phi. MEMBER FLORIDA INTERCOLLEGIATE PRESS ASSOCIATION Bottle, Licker, Glass. Stein, ft. EDIT0R : HAROLD HUMM Collese Campi The entire student body of the per, Bass and Ales, although ^ Associate Editor Olga Minor , sound like items on the shoppy News Editor - Nedra McNamara ^__M__2i ^4^e-wys«;\s^i_-'Ji_s_;.^i_!_;y- Mexican Indian Agricultural School list of a night club hostess, art Society -—— Bettye Sullivan The campus of Washington and went on a strike as a protest Features - Pauline Lasky Lee University may soon be over against new methods cf students, really the names of students vfc Daii Exchanges y Wetmore run by albino squirrels, disting whereupon the school immediately registered last semester at LOB, Sports ____ George Manley, Robbie Robertson uished by their white fur and pink Island University. The last m* avis advertised for a new student body. Art Editor - - D Webb eyes, if Dr. William D. Hcyt, nead on the list was Tcmaine.—Swutk. BUSINESS STAFF —Thielensian. BUSINESS MANAGER —- ALBERT KURTZON of the biology department suc moi;e Phoenix. Assistant- Eugene Linsey ceeds in his experiments with the Four students doing past-grad Advertising Manager — Morrow Curry first of this variety that he has uate work in the Aerodynamics AssisUnt - - Jean McDonald even seen. He plans to mate his Circulation Manager -—— — James Koger Laboratory are experimenting with • AssisUnt — Ellis Sloane newly acquired biological treasure a three inch model of an aut.mo REPORTERS with a Washington and Lee squir bile in a water channel and hope! Edith Herlong Constance Klink Edith Pentreath rel and study the factors of here by means of their experiment to THE TAVERN Daniel Carleton Marion Pierce Russ Stoddard dity involved.—Ring-Tum-Phi. Beatrice Monroe Betty Burns determine just how the progress of i A RESTAURANT and a car is affected by its streamline. Visitors to the world's fair in SODA SHOPPE POINTS AND VIEWPOINTS The car is electrically driven and • Chicago next year will be able to the work consists of photographing In the last issue of the Hurricane it was the desire of the have their photographs taken in the water currents surrounding the For editorial staff to initiate a column for the sole purpose of the dark. The fair is to set up a car while it is in motion. Their i student opinion. It was decided that this column would booth and use the newly discovered purpose is to perfect an ideal car; STUDENTS & FACULTY be called "Points and Viewpoints" and will appear on the ability of infra-red rays to make whose shape wrill not greatly in-1 j objects visible in the dark to a editorial page. All students are invited to write letters ex J photographic film.— Idaho Argo A Modern Establishment pressing their opinion on subjects pertaining to the school naut. With the Best in Food for publication in this column. All letters must be signed WORTHMOR fully. Letters must be in by Tuesday to be published in the All college students should be ISA issue appearing the following Friday. married, says a professor at the BETTER ICE CREAM Plenty of Room to Dance University of Oregon. Academic standards would be hightened, he A TWO IMPROVEMENTS. says, because the time used to A move on the part of the Coral Gables police and fire chase the wily "IT" could be more HOME Newest—Cleanest—Finest departments to prevent parking on the near side of the street usefully put to study.—Haverford PRODUCT News. Student Restaurant around the building is an improvement in many ways. Stu Join Your Friends Here dents who insist upon parking on the near side will, here Washington and Lee has added 203 AVE. ARAGON after, be subject to arrest. Rocks will be placed all around four waitresses to the usual staff i the building to keep cars off. The improved appearance of sixteen freshman waiters in the and economy of the move is readily apparent. dining hall. The manager, asked Credit for another improvement goes to the Miami police THE REXALL STORE force. At the game with Piedmont last Friday the army of wauls, or simulate steam engines while our leaders attempt to cr-1 gate crashers, that usually begin a grapefruit game between ganize the next yell. Thus we do ANNOUNCES the halves, was entirely missing. If this nuisance has been not reach the peak of our group permanently eliminated, the whole university appreciates the potentiality; hence, we are not suc work of the police. cessful. Let us lose no admiration on per f * SALE sistent individualists when group action is what is called fcr and is needed. POINTS and VIEWPOINTS, N. M. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
More Protests cessful than others. CORAL GABLES SHOE SHOP Well, I see that the last school This is a biological law. 2117 Ponce de Leon Blvd. LETAW'S Shoe Repairing—Quality Work election has been protested. Noth It applies to the human race. PONCE DE LEON PHARMACY ing new, fellow'students! This'has Cleaning and Pressing Simple observation of student been going on ever since electi6ns Reasonable assemblies at the University of have been held. Why a few over arm. itiou< student lawyers persist Miami shows that the amount of in protesting is beyond me. It croperation in our cheering activ Coral Gables Grocery Co. ities borders on the minimum. The seems ridiculous that these mem Catering to Student OFFICIAL FOOTBALL DANCE power and efficiency of the group bers i t law school ; should be al and Fraternity Trade lowed to waste the time of the is often wasted by the pernicious 2101-7 Ponce de.Leon Blvd. THURSDAY NIGHT honor court with their de-ire to egotism of some of us who must gain a little law practice over a squawk wise-cracks,. call cater- Free Delivery;Phone Eve.501-02 decision that was oked by the elec AT tion commitee. R. L. HOWARD & DENNY BARBER SHOP THE Columnist : Notice It seems that quite a bit of pro •WHERE YOUR FRIENDS GO" test has arisen fropi a certain col The Coral Gables umn in last weeks issue. The writer of this column should be more care Country Club ful about the remarks as this sec ESTABLISH CO 1eBT2 tion of the Hurricane has in the past maintained a high degree ol dignity. It is suggested that the author use a little caution and an (iNCOHPOWATKO) S& attempt at concealment of the un 1206 - 1216 N. E. Second Avenue derlying motives. We hope, in the future, this eclumn will come up PAINT — GLASS — MIRRORS to the standards of the past and TABLE TOPS AUTO GLASS contain only the choice bits of PER PERSON news in-tead of treading on the ^11 • 11! 111111111 {1111111 111 !• 1111 i 11111 i 111 • 1111 f 1111111111111111111111 1111111 • •_! toes of others. J. W. S. HOSTS TO THE FOOTBALL TEAMS The Inimical Individualist S A comprehensive study of ani- E ir.al biology indicates that many E CORAL WAY CLEANERS races of animals are selected, in 5 the course of evolution, in direct E Catering to the University This is the regular Collegiate Night moved up one day proportion to the extent to which § due to the holiday Friday, Armistice Day. Come! Dance cooperation exists among the in- E dividual.- of that race. In other § late and sleep late Friday! Words, groups in which cooperation = exists are more likely to be sue- ? rmmmiiimi n iimiiiiminimiii 11 IIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.P THE MIAMI HURRICANE PAGE THREE shows ? Y Installation to Be Held Joint Meeting GRUBBE TO COACH BOOKS Am I just what I seem to be? The installation of the Y cab A joint meeting of the alumnae j U. SWIMMING TEAM Or are my thoughts the real of inet members by candle light ser and actives of Delta Tau, recently me? vice will be held next Monday night Don Grubbe, Southeastern div jtam*at&m^*m>.Ha0. ^%» m, w, merged sorority of Theta Tau and at seven o'clock in the Social Hall. j Am I .-inner or a saint. ing champicn for the last three "FLORIDA POETS" Alpha Delta, was held last Mon- Behind the lip-stick and the Those who will be installed are. years will probably coach the Uni We speak, here in Florida, of the Miss Idelle .Martin, president; mjlsm day night in the Delta Tau room., I paint? versity of Miami Swimming team rapid development of our state Bettye Sullivan, vice-president; Besides the actives, those present; And this male opinion of wo this year, according to Marshall within the past few years, of win Miss Lois Mead, secretarv; Mi?s were: Mi.-s Priscilla Brett, Miss j men (R. M. Munroe's Physique de ter resorts, of agricultural develop Lois Taylcr, treasurer; Miss N.,!ra Wayne. Captain of the team. i L'Amcur, in this case) seems to be Betty Weekly, Miss Margaret Ring.' ments, and airplane bases. McNamara, leader of the vocation Grubbe, a native of Birmingham, ;rather general: Miss Elizabeth Conklin, Miss Lucy- But until lately we somehow group; Miss Olga Minor, leader of Alabama, has had considerable ex So while she digs, Miss Mole, the Allen, Miss Reba Swift. Miss Kath have overlooked something that is the Social and Ethical Problems perience as a swimmer and a coach. I little faker, ryn Timpkinson, Mr.-. Kenneth not only incidental to, but a part group, and Miss Lyla Gorman, Hopes against hope her mate The swimmers and divers have of, the natural development of our leader of the literature, group. Enable, Miss Louise Gibbons, Miss will overtake her. beeen working out daily and are state. All women students are request Mary Louise Wright. To sum up the review, we might ed to attend. awaiting the opening meet, which In one of the most beautiful I quote a poem by Orma Jean Sur- jY Discussion Group to Meet spots in the world, called by tiie will probably be with Rollins. ! bey, which, if we would only admit Mistaking a thick swarm of The first group meeting of the Georgian, Ernest Hartsock, a "port I it, typifies the majority of us'. gnats curling about the tower of Y. W. C. A., the After College, Coral Gables Theater for poets," we have until just re Desire the court house in Columbus. Ind.. What ? group, will be held next The opening of the rejuvenated cently paid little attention to the I want life, the whole of it for smoke, the city's fire depart Monday, November 14, at 1:30 in Coral Gables Theater as a Sparks home talent in the poetry line. Here in my hand. ment was called to the scene. the Y. room, under the leadership institution has caused rejoicing At Winter Park is the Poetry Brimming the bowl cf it of Miss Nedra McNamara. Miss among the students of the Univer 1 Society of Florida, which is stimu To drink as I stand. Sinclair Lewis showed an aud Georgia Mae Barrett is faculty- sity. Features come to the Coral lating state effort along artistic Draining the flower of it ience in a lecture how to write a sponsor for this group. Gables Theater immediately after lines by its annual cash contest; Acid and sweet great American novel. We hope Tea will be served and everyone their premier showing at the Olym and forty-four Florida poets have To know in one hour of it they will do as much for him se^me ia invited to attend to discuss plans pia. Prices are such as to not warranted a place in the current Life or defeat. day. —Harvard Lampoon. fe.r the present year. cause concern to anyone. issue of the book by that name. As Mrs. Vivian Yeiser Laramore, in her foreword of the current is sue, says cf this anthology, "the underbrush needs trimming here and there, but the occasional vista offsets a mental stretch or two.-' Don't desert this phase of Flor ida's budding statehood; read the works of your poets so that ycu may intelligently discuss them along with your discussion of Flor ida moonlight. The poems of Mary Beale Carr, light and lilting, catch the fancy of the reader; Philip E. Barney- gives us a race with death en Day- tona Beach. Many poems you will find on Florida e_cenery. Margaret Munro says of the "Scarlet Hibis cus," Hibiscus glory of the south, With wine-red throat and scarlet mouth. Is there anywhere a woman who has not with Polly McKibben said, as in "Problem in Percentage," I wonder what I really am? What part is real and which is sham? What is genuine—and what is pose? The part I hide—or that which
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at HUPP'S A«^. Ponce de Leon Boulevard terfi mv;.,,..,. LIGHT LUNCHES You know how it is. If a cigarette is mild—that is, not har-h or bitter, but smokes The University Rendezvous j j 1932. LIGGETT & * MYEI- TOBACCO CO PAGE FOUR THE MIAMI HURRICANE llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Hanover Institute Will Y Starts Drive for Membership tive meeting last Tuesday afW- Gifford Describes Beauty The Y drive for membership is Of West Coast Islands Award 52 Scholarships MUSICAL NOTES noon. The program was devoted now on and will continue until next to the life and works of Mozart Wednesday, November 16, when it imimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimmiiiiii (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page 1) Mrs. Melanie Rosborough gave a to be derived therefrom. will culminate in a "Y" day. Musically, this has been a very- we ascend one of the rivers, leav very comprehensive report on the busy week. Last Friday afternoon ing the sea and brackish water be The Institute provides its en All members, new and old, will the Music department held another new book, "The Life of Mozart" by hind. Socn the vegetation changes. tire year's program of travel and gather in the "Y" room where tea will be served and plans discussed. of its delightful Tea Receptions at Marcia Davenport. Mrs. Bergh of We find the water cold, clear, study abroad at a cost approxima the downtown conservatory. A the Music faculty, entertained with drinkable. We see alligators, ting an average year at a prepara snakes, and turtles gliding into mainder of the time in excursions large crowd was present to enjoy bits of Mozart's compositions il tory school or college, and through t!;e water, while herons fly above and residence in other important the afternoon. A musical program lustrating the music he wrote dur the medium of an experienced fa was presented in Recital Hall and us up the river. We see familiar centers. ing the different periods of his culty,' offers a high standard of then the guests went into the patio hammock trees, the magnolia and A complete social program is life. She began with a Minuet the maple, lining the shore, and scholarship. The majority of the where refreshments were served. sponsored by the Institute, as well which Mozart wrote at the age of bending their leafy tops to catch time abroad is spent between the as a recreational requirement. In On Monday afternoon two of the five years and concluded with two perfect reflections in the water. study centers of Grenoble, France, additional, Grenoble, in the French advanced pupils of the music de difficult, but beautifully rendered Fish are jumping here and there. and Bonn, Germany, and the re Alps, is near some of the great partment entertained at Kaplan A faun may be seen browsing times it was a place of torment. winter sports resorts of Europe. Hall. Miss Anna D'Arcy King, ac soprano solos: Allelujah from Mo- nearby. One beautiful vista suc Dr Gifford expresses the hope Further information pertaining companied by Miss Ellcuise King, tette Exultate, Jubilate and Aria ceeds the other. that if the Ten Thousand Islands to the Institute may be procured played "Romanza Andaluza" by from Die Zauberflote. We come to a Seminole house de- are included in the proposed Ever at the personnel bureau of this | Sarasate and "Perpetual Motion" by Reis. These sisters are two of . serted because of death, perhaps, glades National Park, something school. Requests for information Because of the installation of Miami's most talented and popular while somewhere nearby there is unique will be found here to at pertaining to the scholarships the Y cabinet, sorority meetings musicians. a grave containing the body and be tract visitors, and will also yield should be addressed to the Scholar must be postponed until eight longings of -the dead. In front of a huge return in finances for Flor ship Department, Overseas Educa-, The American University Women o'clock, next Monday night, Nov- the house we find corn, cotton, and ida. tional Institute, Hanover, N. H. held a most interesting and instruc ember 14. tobacco growing, the three most important agricultural plants of '"'' * the southeast, given to the white "Spy. men by the American Indian. In ^Psl return he received bullets and • ' '*'iP^ilS'-Sle l. '.*_.'- whiskey. Ascending another river we find the same pictures repeated, the HUM scenery as before. It is all j a wild reservation where man plays | no part except as an onlooker. Much of it is still in the making, is still unfinished. Some of it is a series cf peaceful pictures, all of it combining to form a type of scenery and beauty seen only in the Ten Thousand Island-. Ponce de Leon, the Spaniards, and Calusa Indians knew the Ten Thousand Islands as a refuge from tiopical storms. Yet while they were rid of storms, they were mo lested by swarms cf insects. At Pat West AUTO MECHANIC TO THE UNIVERSITY iMIIIIIIIIimillllllllMIIIIMIIIIIIIIMIIIII^ j Here's 1 1 News! I | "Kantrun" f | Hosiery I § pure silk, sheer chiffon § 5 hose .... just perfected .... = : just arrived at Burdine's E £ in Miami! = 5 Girls—its a revelation— = : hose guaranteed NOT to § = run .... and just think of § § the saving! Try a pair | 5 today. = No raw tobaccos in Luckies Street Floor I Burdine's I —that's why they're so mild E buy the finest, the aging and mellowing, are Wvery finest tobaccos then given the benefit of in all the world—but that that Lucky Strike purify does not explain why folks ing process, described by everywhere regard Lucky the words—"It's toasted". Strike as the mildest ciga That's why folks in every rette. The fact is, we never city, town and hamlet say overlook the truth that that Luckies are such mild "Nature in the Raw is cigarettes. Seldom Mild"—so these "It's toasted" fine tobaccos, after proper That package of mild Luckies THE MIAMI HURRICANE PAGE FIVE GEORGIA HANDS HURRICANES Georgia Coach and Three NOTED COACHES to cheer for Manhattan. Players Saved from Ocean When this game was announced FIRST DEFEAT OF SEASON MAY ACCOMPANY in New York at a recent meeting Coach Orion Mitchell and three MANHATTANITES of coaches and officials, everyone members of the Georgia State Col- Donohoo Gallops 65 Yards As wanted to muscle in as an assistant \ lege football team which handed Duplicate of Last "Chick" Mehan Sending 34 to the coach or as water boy for the Hurricanes their first defeat of Year's Run Men; Results Will Be the team—anything to get down FOOTBALL PICKS the season Friday night, were res Broadcast here. Last year, a great little half- cued from the ocean near First Tom and Ed Thorpe, two of the hack from the hills of Georgia, ran Miami-Rollins — Just praying street, Miami Beach, last Sunday. that I'm right. Final arrangements have been outstanding football officials of the 55 yards through a bewildered Mi- I The rescued players were John MiamiFrosh - Florida Frosh — completed for the biggest game of country as well as Lou Little, coach imi eleven, to score the winning Holt, Roland Turner, and "Shine" | Picking Courtney's men because the 1932 football seascn between of the Columbia University foot- points for his team. Last Friday Singleton. night, this same half-back ran 65 ji the"T*y ara e playing on their own field. Manhattan College of New York b*11 team wi» * down- b ut a tou Among those assisting in the yards to score and send the Hur- \ ° chdown. and the Hurricanes, here New 'Chick" Meehan, Manhattan lgate s Tacu rescue was T. H. Duncombe, man ricanes tumbling down to their first i-, ° ' > se — The Red Year's Day. coach, predicts that in the near fu Ra ders w ager of the Rainbow Hotel, Miami defeat of the 1932 season. This! ' «l win this one easily. Coach "Chick" Meehan has his ture Miami will be the location sel ,'ttle bundle of dynamite, Capt.] ***£*f** " Nebra_k_ - Alter Beach, who answered calls for help boys all set and is pointing to this ected to hold the national champ- settm of several women spectators. Jimmy Donohoo, leader of the fast- '< "P K Notre Dame, this-hould game. Thirty-four players w•i U ionship games as Pasadena, Cahf- easy for Pitt ornia is today. Pasadena got off est backfield to invade Miami this i - Duncombe and another spectator make the trip to Miami from New to a poor start in their first Rose season, played All-American foot-! 0hio State - Penn—This one is assisted two of the players to shore. York, not counting the many news They had become exhausted in a Bowl, game, but stuck to it and ball as he personally led the close but 0hi° should win. paper men who will cover the game current about 100 yards cut. . now the game there each year is Georgia Rams to their 6th straight Army - North for the northern papers. Arrange Dakota—Tough outstanding. Miami's start should triumph. The score was 19 to 6. on North Dakota, The rescued were able to leave ments are now in the making in much raore easier because The Rams scored their 2nd and Sunday afternoon by bus for Tif- New York for the game to be ^ ' £ Yale - Princeton — Maybe I'i on the shorter distance from the north ei e Ga. broadcast by special wire. 3rd touchdowns in the 2nd half on' wrong on this one. and the climate much easier in two perfectly executed triple pass j Cornell - Dartmouth—The usual The Manhattan players, while Wisconsin - Minnesota—Perhaps which to get acclimated. plays, one around right end and the battle, with the Cornell boys on here, will stay at the beautiful Mi other around the left side of thej top. an unwise choice but the Badgers ami Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables have been pushing forward rapid- for seven. days as guests of the SAILING Miami line. Tennessee - Vanderbilt—Vandy ly. management. PRIVATE PARTIES The Hurricanes completely cut- is strong but then so is Tennessee, Southern California - Oregon —: fought and outplayed their oppon- Auburn - Florida—Need we say Special rates have been made by Se* The Bears are headed for another; ents in the first half, except for more? the Clyde-Mallory Steamship Com "CHET TINGLER" title. pany and a large gathering of 327 Avenue Sevilla that one long sprint of Donohoo's, Alabama - Georgia Tech Not 1 but as the second half got under- much leeway here. U. C. L. A. - St. Mary's — St. northern football fans will be down «ay, the Rams proved beyond a Duke - North Carolina State — Mary's didn't do so well last week. 2IIIMIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllHIIIIIIIIIIimil^ doubt that they were by far the By a narrow margin. Holy Cross - Harvard —Harvard v- ." , , is going down. best team. Tulane Kentucky — Another Miami opened the scoring in the trimming for the wildcats. Fordham - N. Y. U.—By a couple first quarter. Sissman punted from Mississippi - Sewanee—Poor old of touchdowns. his own 40 yard line deep into Sewanee can't seem to get going. W. Virginia - W. & L—The Gen MASTER MECHANICS Georgia territory. Weaver, in kick- V. P. I. - Va.—About 24 to 0. erals will need some improvement ing out, got off a poor punt to his Georgia-Clemson—The Bulldogs to cop this. own 26 yard line. Thompson made are too strong for Clemson. Villanova - Detroit — Mighty 9 yards and Rieehgott made it first Notre Dame - Northwestern — close. donw en the 15. Bates and Reich- Don't believe the Ramblers will Missouri - Kansas — Not very gott made another 1st down on the take any chances. much difference here. 2 yard marker, aided by an off- Michigan - Chicago — Michigan side penalty, and then Reichgott won't be stopped this time any- SOUTHERN GARAGE d:ove through tackle for the score, way. About 4 touchdowns. Capt. Bates missed the kick for Purdue - Iowa—This goes to the 232 Avenue Alcazar extra point. Boilermakers. Come to a Custom Tailor. He Georgia came right back in the Indiana - Illinois — Close, but knows haw clothes s/iould look. 2nd quarter, scoring on 2 plays, we'll say Indiana.. No higher prices than tho^e who On his own 15 yard line, Weaver do inferior work. dropped back to punt but the pass from center was bad, so he scooped Walker-Skagseth Call on him—get acquainted up the oval and ran to his own Company You need his service 35 yard line. Then this pesky Don- ohco grabbed the pig'kin and gal of Coral Gables, Inc. Experts on Automatic Ignition loped the remaining 65 yards for James Santacroce a touchdown. Cliett passed to Don- ohop for the extra point, making Creator of the Finest Clot hi - the score 7 to 6 which remained QUALITY that way as the half ended. The Hurricanes fought back GROCERIES 'I made clothes for the late RICHFIELD PRODUCTS fiercely in the 3rd period and neith John Coolidge" er team was able to score. Dono- ~.iiiii;iii!iii!iiiiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiim.-: hoo, on the Miami 30 yard line, took the ball from center, faked to PHONE YOUR ORDER EV. 661 tile fullback and flipped it to Holt TO *ho in turn flipped it to Smith- EVERGREEN 81 318 Coral Way Coral Gables sick. The entire Miami line was CORAL GABLES THEATER ;ucked in en the play and Smith- Free Delivery Now a Sparks Theater wick dashed across the goal line with half the Georgia team around him. Thursday and Friday, Nov. 10 and 11, A few minutes later they work CORAL WAY MARKET ed the same play, this time around "NIGHT AFTER NIGHT" tke right side of the Miami line, Wm. Casterlin, Prop. *Uh Holt making the score. The With GEO. RAFT and ALISON SKII'WORTH Hurricanes were again completely QUALITY GROCERIES fooled on the play. Saturday, Nov. 12, Then Thompson started a spec AT ' tacular pa -ing attack whieh car REASONABLE PRICES ried the ball to the Rams 25 yard "HERITAGE OF THE DESERT" Phone Eve. 10 "ne but Eingleton intercepted We Deliver Thompson's next pass and the drive By ZANE GREY *as ended. The Georgia boys won because they were a better ball club, but Sunday and Monday, Nov. 3 and 14, the Hurricanes gave them a fierce hattle. "GUILTY AS HELL" Rieehgott played a whale of a With EDMUND LOWE and VICTOR MeCLAGLEN fcrce, both on defense and offense, CORAL GABLES ihompson's passing was spectacu- Tuesday and Weednesday, Nov. 15 and 16, ltr and the play of Eddie Gray- Syk in the line was outstanding. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Although outweighed, the Rams "HOT SATURDAY" ^* outplayed that of Miami's most With NANCY CARROLL and CARY GRANT °f the game. Donohoo, Holt and Smithwick -were Georgia's chief Pound gainers. PAGE SIX THE MIAMI HURRICANE Tonight Is 'Collegiate Night" I Lambda Phi To Give Dance Gamma Delts Elect Tavern Recently Opened The Coral Gables Country Clubj In Honor of Pledge Class Last Monday night the Gamma The Tavern, a new and op j, Read A announces that "Collegiate Night" ; Delta fraternity held elections to date restaurant has recently 0pe». this week will be Thursday instead ; The Lambda Phi sorority will en-' fill vacant offices. The results »ere ed in Ccral Gables on Alcazar A» FROSH COLUMN of Friday—for this week cnly. Stu- f this year's tertain in honor 0 as follows: Art Cavanaugh, Fellow University student; are especiajh dents and both local and visiting . , . ... , „„ c„»„_j-„: invited to din? there. "Good fori By D. M. BUDDINGTON freshmen teams will be at thei' pledge class with a dance Saturday Superior; James Buckley, Histcr-- night at the home of Mrs. Alfred Country Club after the game. ian; Frank Siler, secretary-treasur-1 at reasonable prices," _.avs « Franklin. and he who laughs with er. Doty, the manager. be National Phi Alpha Member The guests of honor are the other people at himself is te. Entertains Phi Eps Misses Jean Hartscok, Peggy Mar- After a admired. Millions of pencils used in Eu-I lively chase, policy „ tin, Roxburgh Lewis, Flossie Dun- rope are made of cedar shipped to j Mobile, Ala., caught a monkey that Mrs. . Robert Weinstein enter Germany from Florida. Crystal had found pleasure in plucking Ccme on team and show us va ten, Betty Herbert, Louise Arnott, tained a group of active members River, in Citrus County, is the cen-1 feathers from . the backs of tory! We're wishing you luck. Marguerite Gillespie, Isabel Han and pledges with their dates at a ter cf the state's cedar industry. sc.uawking chickens. sen, and Millie Iba. midnight lobster supper last Fri Did you know we have a swim day night at the Coral Gables Coral and blue, sorority colors, ming team? But the boys on the Country Club. Mr. Weinstein, will be emphasized in decoration. team do—just try swimming a half "Boots" became a Phi Alpha at Miss Bettye Sullivan is chairman mile or more every day and see if Temple University in 1929. : f affair assisted by members you don't think you're on the team. 0 tne Among those present at the; of the sorority which include the Answer this—What is said when table: Miss Helen Liesinger, Miss Misses Aileen Bcoth, president, the sponsors with their fcotball Dorothy Cohen, Miss Barbara j Florence Leonardi, Lyla Gorman, heros meet in the middle of the Berry, Mrs. Robert Shermer, Miss Mary Jane Van Tine, Kaye Daniels, field? Ethel Weiner, Miss Mina Lindgard, l Aimee Simmons, Roma Pape, Dear Love Lorn. ^'ss ^utn Scntag, Miss Mary Lou' Eileen Dudley, Hettie Scott, Ruth I am a very timid, shy little Walker» Mis3 Bernice Watts, Miss i Lutz, Margaret Kenny, and Bunty I believe you love Chapman. Alumni members are in- person but I feel that' I can tell Betty • Teeht' "*" " : V ™ that old pipe better my troubles to you. Billy and I Messrs. Robert Weinstein A._ vited. than you do were getting along just fine until I hert Kurtzon, Robert Shermer, Les I (sniff, snifl) until I (boo hoo) until | ter Walder, John Slocum, Melvin | Radio Program I told Tommy that, I loved him and J- Cohen, George eichgott, Stanley! Two radio programs of the Uni- j Billy heard me because he was Phillips, Eugene Linsey, Leonard versity will be broadcast over! under the porch looking "for a quar- Licker, Irving Lippman, Larry Lef-; WIOD next week. Dr. John C. ter that he had lost and I thought kowitz, and Walter Macauf. Gifford will give another of his j he was gone. He wa3 so mad that -—~~—~ talks on forestry on Monday at he didn't even wait to find his PHI ALPHA 1:30 p. M. Mrs. Hannah Asher money. So, this morning I went The members of Phi Alpha fra- will play piano selections from to look fcr it. I've got a bruised: ternity entertained their dates at Brahm for the program on Wed- knee and the quarter but how am ! the Coral Gables Country Club Fri- nesday at 4:30. I to give Billy his money? [day night after the Piedmont-Mi- — . ami ame A If you would come over and help ! S - midnight supper was Announcing Our New Location me work this out I would like that.', enjoyed by the group. ranger is made 2202 Ponce de Leon Boulevard Just come about seven o'clock and j solely for pipes. if we can't get it fixed up before! Joseph Blacker, member of Phi ACME DRY CLEANERS game time, you may take me to | Alpha fraternity and student here Regular Prices for Better Granger is not a the game. last year, spent Thursday, Friday work cigarette tobacco. I'll be waiting for you. and Saturday in Coral Gables vis iting his ol dfriends. Mr. Black- i CORAL GABLES PHOTO Granger is made of SORY SIS. er is a junior at the University of SERVICE Florida. Dear Sory Sis: Harry Pilkington, Prep. White Burley tobacco You can expect me at seven. I'll f 2204 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Manufacturing makes a larger -the best tobacco for take you to the game. Forget the contribution to Florida's economic FOR BEST. RESULTS LET US knee but don't forget the quarter. pipes. Just try it! life than any other single factor. DO YOUR DEVELOPING Hob wants to know how he is going to know he is in class if the ___!_*_ profs don't call his name. RITE WAY SHOE SHOP NO. 2 We understand that kissing some 2142 Ponce de Leon Bouevard girls is just like kissing a Crisco can. Moral: don't use so much CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA war paint. We may be fresh, we may be SHOE REBUILDING WITH green, But we're intelligence supreme. QUALITY - COURTESY - SERVICE Some like us fresh, some like us green, But oh, how we're hated su preme! We freshmen are still wondering why we were goats enough to put out seventy-five good pennies for dinks. CORAL GABLES MOTOR CO. \joad it pinch by pinch; pack it tight; strike a 216 Ave. Minorca Ev. 711 match—Granger imokes Let's all come out for the touch cool and lasts longer. football games and in the mean time get together on seme anti- 10c rain concentration. We wonder if the pride of the YOU CAN DEPEND ON A LIGGETT & MYERS PRODUCT Phi Eps knows where Jiis North Goddess was last Monday night. BUICK BODY AND CUSTOM Is Rita living on love or Coca SUNOCO PRODUCTS Colas? SERVICE FENDER REPAIRING PAINTING HORSEFEATHERS It was the Schooner Hesperus that .ailed the wintry sea The boy stood on the burning deck My Country 'Tis of thee BEN'S PLACE The breaking waves dashed high ATLANTIC WHITE FLASH Across the sands O'Dee INVITES UNIVERSITY TRADE Under the spreading Chestnut tree Me and my Annabel Lee— Seminole County, second smallest county in the state, produces an CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED nually more celery than the whole state of California. 2214 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Ev. 7'