Rollins Miami Events Begin Tonight

THE MIAMI HURRICANE CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA, jNOVEMBER 17, 1933. The Official Student Publication of The University of Miami Vol. 8. No. 7 ROLLINS MIAMI EVENTS BEGIN TONIGHT

New Faculty Member CIRCULATION INCREASES ROLLINS STUDENT BODY AND TWO COLLEGES TO COMPETE GOAL POSTS THREATENED The circulation of The Hurri IN SWIMMING, GOLF, TENNIS, Rollins College has wired us FACULTY MEMBERS ARRIVE tjhat they are planning to take cane has increased by 100 copies DEBATING AND VOLLEY BALL our goal posts back to Winter since it has become seven col HERE AT FOUR P. M. TODAY Park with them to use as kindl umns. Two hundred extra cop ing wood. Are we going to let NVomen As Well as Men Will ies of this issue will be printed. Program Complete For Two- them do it? Absolutely not! As The desirability of seven columns Phi Alpha Pledges Take Part in Enlarged Pi Deltas Occupy far as the Hurricane varsity Day Visit of Friendly Sports Program is readily apparent but it will be Entertain Members Miami Rivals New Gables House eleven is concerned the Tars are in for a walloping. But no mat necessary to revert to the for Rollins College is sending its ter which way the battle goes, mer five-column size unless com The Program Given Included A horde of some 300 odd co-eds athletes down here in wholesale Closed Dance Planned By don't let these Rollins backers plete student and faculty cooper Songs, Dance Exhibition and fellow students from Rollins jlots for tomorrow's meets and Pledges For Later take those goal posts. After the ation is secured—and that imme And Banjo Solo College will invade Coral Gables [many hard fought matches are exg In Month game, get down there on the today and tomorrow to spend the Ipected in tennis, golf and swim- diately. field and protect those goal posts. The pledge class of the Phi week-end at the University of Mi pning. A new fraternity house on 1416 Use those advertising slips. Alpha fraternity entertained the Don't let Rollins take 'em. ami. Athletic contests, including [ All this week the University girls Garcia Avenue has been taken by active and alumnae chapters at a pave been busy trying out for the the Pi Delta Sigma fraternity. At dance Saturday night at the fra a game between the two undefeat [various teams that are to play the first meeting of the pledge ternity house on North Greenway ed football teams, swimming, golf BRollins. The girls sports will be class of the fraternity in the new ROLLINS DANCE GALA AFFAIR Drive. During the evening the and tennis tournaments and a de Llayed Saturday morning at 10 bouse, plans were formulated for pledges gave a program which in bate have been arranged in addi a closed dance to be given by the TO TERMINATE | The golf team will comprise TO BE HELD IN cluded songs by Lawrence John tion to receptions and dances dur pledges later this month. Richard son and Bob Alexander, a dance Kathryn Sullivan, Mary Lou Walk- ing the two-day visit. fer, Harriet Crim, Regan and Grose. Meyer, Harry Cleveland and PATIO TONIGHT CELEBRATIONS exhibition by Claude Norton, Jr., •They will play at 10 o'clock at the George Hickman were appointed to and June Burr, and a banjo solo The delegation headed by Dr. feranada course. The tennis team the dance committee. Faculty and Senate Sponsor by Mr. Alexander. The program Hamilton Holt, president, will ar rive this afternoon, making head ionsists of Mary Anne Ayres, T|wo new pledges were intro Sororities and Fraternities to Entertainment For was followed by a customary dance duced to the pledge class. Harry Robert Kistler, noted violinist, contest for the actives and alumni. quarters at the San Sebastian Ho i^rancis Day, Mickey Grose, Mar- To Be In Charge Of Visitors fcia Mulloy, Dot Snare, Martha Cleveland and Howard Bredlau, was recently added to the Univers "Dutch" Bierkamper and Marcia tel. They will be met at the north end of Biscayne Boulevard and es Koung, Ruth Chapin, Beryl Ryden. both Miamians and members of Arrangements ity of Miami Conservatory teach Mulloy, with the Pennsylvania The culmination of the varied corted to the hotel where a recep •They will play at Salvador Park. the freshman class, are the new ing staff. shuffle predominating, won the The student dance welcoming our program arranged for the enter tion is planned at 4:30 p. m. De wn the swimming team are Julia pledges. contest for the actives, and Walt rivals from Rollins, Winter Park, baters of the two schools will clash fcavitt, Ruth Lutz, and Mildred Paul Jewett, pledge captain of tainment of our visitors from Rol Bergh and Judy DuPree won the will take place tonight in the Uni at 3:30. Thompson. In the swimming med the fraternity, resigned his posi lins College will be tomorrow alumni contest. The Miamelodi ley relay are Julia Davitt, Ruth tion due to the fact that his many versity Patio and the Men's Gym night, Saturday, November 18, at ans furnished the music for danc At 8 o'clock the main round of •iUtz, Mary Ann Ayers, Mil- activities prevent him from carry after the football game. The dance Program the Miami Biltmore Country Club. ing. The chaperons were Dr. and the week-end gets under way as ing out the work. His place will is sponsored by the sororities and Mrs. W. O. Walker, and Mr. and the two undefeated elevens battle Bred Thompson, Francis Day, This official dance will be given be filled by Robert Rosthal, vice- fraternities of the University of Mrs. C. H. Motter. at Moore Park. A motorcade from B)orothy Mae Buddington and Ruth by the faculty and the senate. BLutz. captain of the pledges. Miami, and committees in charge Rollins - Miami Activity the Gables will form at 6:40 and of the affair are determined to Program The affair will be semi-formal, go to the stadium. Between the I The Delta Tau volley ball team, make this the most colorful and Friday - Saturday the hosts and hostesses being Dr. GLEE CLUB MEN halves both colleges will provide Rrinners of the inter-sorority tour- entertainment and fraternities and SHAW WRITES successful dance of the season. The and Mrs. Ashe of the University of •ament, will play Rollins. sororities have arranged a dance committee is made up of the presi Students will need their College Miami; Dr. and Mrs. Holt of Rol TO GET CREDIT I Included in the program of ORIGINAL PLAY Identification cards or Activity in the university patio to honor the dents of the various social groups lins College, Aileen Booth, presi •vents in the Miami Rollins meet Books to be presented when re visitors after the game. •rill be the meeting of the swim on the campus with James Koger Class to Meet Two Hours a Is Given Over Station WIOD quired. dent of the student body of Mi Saturday's program calls for ming teams of both institutions, as chairman; Stuart Patten and Week With Crawford And Receives Many ami, and the president of the Rol teams of 20 to meet on the Gra •he teams will compete in the fol Friday, November 17th As Director Compliments Wanda Blattner on the financial lins student government. nada golf links, with both men lowing events at the Venetian 3:30 p. m.—Radio debate over committee; Bettye Sullivan and The music for the dance will be and women represented. At the wools: 100 meter tree style, 20- WIOD. Subject: Resolved, that One credit may be earned by Andrew Shaw, a member of the Mary Lou Walker, decorations; furnished by the enlarged, 12-piece same time tennis will be underway Bian relay team, 50 meters each; the powers of the President of the members of the Men's Glee Club dramatics department of the Uni Everett Burdick and Melvin Cohen, edition of the "Miamelodians," at the Granada courts for the men piedley relay, back, breast, free United States be substantially in for the attendance of a class which versity, presented a play of his lighting; Doris Glendenning and popular student organization. and at Salvadore Park for the wo ftyle, 50 meters (two teams from creased as a settled policy. meets two hours a week. This own composition over WIOD a Andy Shaw, entertainment, and men. The Miami sorority cham iach school); diving—three dives Affirmative: Miami. Negative: There will be 10 student ushers class will meet at 10:30 on Tues week ago Tuesday. The name of Ruth Creal and Robert Turner will pion volley ball team will play Rol iequired, one front, one jack Rollins. from the University of Miami days and Thursdays. the play is "Mortuary Parlors." have charge of the transportation whose duty it will be to introduce lins' best at the park at 11 o'clock. •nife, and one optional dive in- 4:00 p. m.—Rollins motorcade: Mr. Errol Crawford, well known The characters are: the Under of the Rollins visitors. the Rollins and Miami students to as a director of singers, is the in A swimming party at the Vene •uded in the collegiate hand book. Met at North Biscayne Boulevard taker, Andy Shaw; Doctor, William anyone whom they wish to meet structor and director. Students tian Pool will be followed by lun The patio and the gym will be and conducted through Miami and Ten-man water polo team, and J Maloney; Undertaker's wife, Nedra at the dance. The ushers appointed may yet register in this class and cheon at the San Sebastian. decorated in characteristic tropical out to Coral Gables. Hie 50-meter course, in 5 minute Brown; Undertaker's stenographer, are Stuart Patten, George Chubb, freshmen especially are invited A faculty reception will be held motif and the music of the evening fcarters. Aileen Booth; Ambulance driver, 4:30 p. m.—Welcome to Rollins Stanley Phillips, Joe Rose, George The club hopes to make a trip in on the terrace of the Mi will be supplied by the "Miamelodi- I Between events of the swimming William Buchanan. at San Sebastian Hotel. University Manley, Henry Lewis, Bill Stra the future. ami Biltmore Hotel at 5 o'clock. A |ieet the Miami girls' fencing team This play is especially adapted ans," popular student orchestra. of Miami Student and Faculty winski, George Harvey, Ernie Du farewell dance, at the Biltmore lill compete with the Rollins team, for radio use, and received a com The hosts and hostesses for the Committee in charge. haime and Harold Humm. Nedra Country Club will conclude the fes dance will be the presidents of the Women's Athletic Council lomic events with participants plimentary response from the radio 8:00 p. m.—Football game. Rol McNamara and Pat Caesarano will Holds Election of Officers tivities, with the party returning jom both universities will be held, audience when it was presented. sororities and fraternities. lins College vs. University of act as go-betweens for the receiv to Winter Park Sunday. ing line and the ushers. there will be a band concert and Mrs. Motter, dramatics instruc Miami, at Moore Park, N. W. 36th The Women's Athletic council of • free-for-all swim for all those tor, announces that any student in Street and 7th Avenue, Miami. the University elected Mary Lou present. CLUBISECEIVES terested in writing may submit a (Special block of seats and band ise Dorn vice president, and Edna WATER SPORTS I The Miami team will be com- play to him which will be given if for Rollins, on visitors' side of the BOOTH SPEAKS Mae Tarpley, secretary, at its regu (Continued on page four) NEW BOOKLETS satisfactory. It must be adapta field). lar meeting Monday at 2:30 in the BEGIN SUNDAY ble to broadcasting and must be TO MERCHANTS (Rollins motorcade to start from Ping-Pong room. It was also de about 13 minutes long. These International Relations Group IG BONFIRE Is Helped By Carnegie San Sebastian Hotel at 6:40 p. m.) cided at this meeting to run off Aquatic Program Starting plays must be handed in immedi Tells Retail Merchants Asso the tennis matches in the next Early For Longer Endowment 11:00 p. m. to 1 a. m. — After ately. ciation About Advertising three weeks. Each sorority will Season BEATS BAND game informal dance in the Uni The Carnegie Endowment for In In Hurricane choose one singles player and two Gertrude Robinson versity of Miami patio and Men's players for the doubles. The cup University of Miami students nly Time Musical Group ternational Peace of New York has Gymnasium sponsored by Miami Will Give Concert sent some new publications which | fraternities Aileen Booth, student body presi will be awarded on the percentage will be interested in the aquatic Was Ever Eclipsed In and sororities. dent, last Monday addressed the basis of the number of wins and sports programs which are to be Pep-Promoting will be of particular interest to Saturday, November 18 Gertrude Robinson will give a students of every day world affairs Miami Retail Merchants concerning losses. A new cup must be pur held every Sunday beginning Nov. piano recital on the "Classroom of 9:00 a. m.—Golf (for men)— the merits of advertising in the chased this year as the former one 19, at 3:15 o'cock at the Miami Citizens from Ojus to Red- to the University International Re the Air" program over WIOD at Rollins vs. Miami on the Granada Hurricane. Miss Booth's talk was was permanently won in 1931-32 Biltmore pools. nds were startled at the redden- lations Club. This organization 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon. She golf course, Coral Gables. well received. The club is com by the Lambda Phi sorority and horizon last night, fearing that will convene for its second session Marshall Wayne, who took sec will play some of Cear Franck's 9:00 a. m.—Tennis (for men)— posed of Miami's leading business the new one was won by Lambda the beginning of a marvelous on Thursday, November 23, at 8 ond place in the nationals at the Variation. The second piano will Rollins vs. Miami on the Granada men. Phi last year but has not been pre ason the Everglades had again o'clock in the University social hall. World's fair, and is high-dive win be played by Joe Tarpley. Miss tennis courts, Coral Gables. sented to them. This cup must iken to her heels in a blaze of Students and faculty members in Much credit is due Mr. Dale ner in the last Olympics, will be Robinson is an alumni of the Sigma be won again for three consecu re. It was, however, merely the terested in promoting good under 9:00 a. m.—Tennis (for women) James, president of the club, for in this week's program, which will Phi sorority. tive years before it will become diversity of Miami students cele- standing and international cooper —Rollins vs. Miami. Salvador his assistance and cooperation also include Kathrine Rawls, swim the property of any sorority on the ating the coming Rollins-Miami ation are invited Jo attend this courts, Coral Gables. with Nick Condon, advertising ming and diving sensation of the campus. iotball game with the largest bon- University Club Will Give meeting of one of the most import 10:00 a. m.—Golf (for women) manager of the Hurricane. The past year; Stubby Kreueger, com re in the University's history. Annual Thanksgiving Dance ant International Relations Clubs —Rollins vs. Miami. Granada golf staff is conducting a "patronize It was also decided at this meet edy king of the water, and a se The various fraternities com- m the Western Hemisphere course, Coral Gables. advertisers" campaign parallel to ing to keep track of the points won cret service exhibition underneath this effort to secure advertising by each individual girl so that the the water, conducted by Captain ted for the honor of rearing the The University Club of Miami New members will be accepted at 10:00 a. m.—Miami Beach swim the next meeting and a special pro and is trying to make it worth system of awarding letters to the Finnigan. ghest memorial-in-wood, the will hold its first annual Thanks party. Roney Plaza Hotel beach gram h been arranged which will what it costs the merchant. women of the university may be eshman class built a stack of giving dance in the University club as and cabanas. There will be eight vaudeville eir own, and the girls pitched in include a speech on International revived. rooms, Wednesday, November 29. 10:00 a. m. to 12—Swimming acts, 12 swimming events, six A. d helped their favorites by con Disarmament by John Allen Pot Luck Supper Held The committees in charge include and diving meet and band concert. A. U. meets, and Caroline Smith, futing broken boudoir chairs A special election to fill the of The Newman Club of the Uni Phi Eps Defeat Pi Deltas. Howard McKay and Charles Han Venetian Pool, Coral Gables. 1924-25 Olympic high-diving cham d hand mirrors. fices in this international versity of Miami met Tuesday, No pion; Donn Grubbs, the Southeast cock, dance committee; H. R. Cole, organi- Playing heads-up football the Wednesday night the Phi Alphas zation will be conducted 11:00 a. m.—Volley ball (for vember 14, at 8:30, in the Girls' Phi Epsilon Pi fraternity touch- ern States diving champion, and r Philip Lawrence, S. P. Robineau, women)—Rollins vs. Miami. Sal e conceded the advantage, and Social Hall, for a potluck supper. football team defeated the Pi Delta Bill Green, Olympic champion, will and Judge Paul D. Barnes, enter vador courts. ursday found members of all Panhellenic Holds Meeting Rev. Father W. Barry of St. Pat Sigma team in a league game by entertain. The Hoerger children tainment committee; Dr. J. H. ternities balancing precariously The Miami Women's Panhellenic 1:00 p. m.—Luncheon for Rollins rick's Church, Miami Beach, was. a score of 6 to 0. Mel Cohen shone will also be on the program. Mu Beckwitt, and Judge W. F. Blanton, OP a pile of lumber sufficient to Association will honor mothers of students. San Sebastian Hotel. the principal speaker. for the winners, scoring the lone sic will be by the Miami Biltmore rid a new University of Miami. refreshment committee; Lyle Hol- the members at a tea to be given 9:00 p. m.—Rollins-Miami dance. The club is planning to apply for touchdown of the game. "Red" orchestra. comb, W. W. Baker, and Garland The city of Coral Gables is draw- from 3 to 5 p. m. Saturday in the Miami Biltmore Country Club, Cor admission to the national organi Loud was the star of the losers. These water sports are being up a formal note of thanks to Budd, ticket committee; and Royce Girls' Social Hall. Members of al Gables. zation soon. presented at this early date by e Chalmers, music committee. The Anyone interested in learning to students of the University for Alpha Delta Pi sorority will be Sunday, November 19 The Rev. Father Thomas Com Colonel Doherty as part of his pro club rooms are on the thirteenth hostesses. An executive session wrestle or in trying out for the ' helpfully cleaning the region Rollins party returns to Winter ber, pastor of the Church of the team is requested to report to the gram to lengthen the season in floor of the Biscayne building. will be held at 2:30. Park. miscellaneous rubbish. Little Flower, is chaplain. gym every afternoon at 3 o'clock. Miami. Welcome Rollins Aileen Booth Will Be Sponsor For Hurricanes Tonight; Rollins Girl To Be Sponsor For Tars Welcome Rollins

—••••I --— ————————————— • — - • Page Two THE MIAMI HURRICANE Mid-West, attempting to reconcile should be adjusted to the needs of the ma THE MIAMI HURRICANE disillusionment with N. R. A. sales -Around the Campus- Collegiate Comity Official Student Publication of the jority. Educators have been attempting to talks. General Johnson is a man THIS WEEK Instructor Ernie McCracken ad By P. S. DeVlLBlSS, In University of Miami arrange courses so that young people will of action not a speaker. It is vocates a separate chemical build have some idea as to the work for which STANLEY B. ROSE. better to watch his actions than ing so that people visiting the ad N listen to his speeches. Middleburg College is offe they are best fitted, and to give them the ministration offices won't get the Rollins-Miami Day When the National Recovery Act class in making love.—p ^ opportunity to make this selection as early wrong impression. How about an Homecoming was passed the country was thrown pardon me, I meant Senior^. ^ in their school career as possible so that endowment, E|nie? Tammany's Downfall into a state of emotionalism. Pa up sometime," and I'll eiVo' °^ they may be preparing themselves along a 6 " you tv New Deal Disillusionment rades, movie shorts, banners, pat We always thought that "Ikey" chosen line and not spend unnecessary time lowdown regarding ^^ MEMBER FLORIDA INTERCOLLEGIATE PRESS riotic demonstration! Now the Varner was a one-girl man, but Today we herald the first of ASSOCIATION on useless subjects. smoke is clearing, business men what points to be two extremely now we hear that a dizzy blond EDITORIAL STAFF are asking, "What has the New At the University 0f Minnesot To this end they have been making exciting "Miami-Rollins" days. from the dormitory has him eating a Editor Edith Pentreath Deal done for me?" Farmers find coeds are liable to a fine of t changes in school curriculum as far back With open arms we welcome the out of her hand. We wonder what % Society Bettye Sullivan themselves apparently worse off smackers or six days in the I Rollins student body, proud to have has become of Dot Witters, his 01 We n a f 0 Sports George Manley as the grammar school, adding subjects as guests and athletic rivals a than before. ?7 ! ' f S ^emit !;;' "one and only." y Associate Sports Editor I. J. Varner Wonder what they do t > that appear to be beneficial and weeding out group whose school spirit is equal The N. R. A. has been in effect ettl News Daisy Wetmore, Beryl Ryden to forming a motorcade of some for marrying the guys? ° antiquated material. five months, in that time it has Campus lovers No. 12 — Izzy Staff Artist Davis Webb 'seventy cars to make a 250-mile reemployed four million men and Hansen and Herbert Hodgman. cross-country trek. After the smoke of thebawL BUSINESS STAFF For that purpose the junior high was es reduced the breadlines by eight Herbie's wearin' his pin again, but The program for the two days had cleared from a Cornell T tablished. Practical subjects are here in millions. For several months bus then Izzy never did believe in tying Business Manager Harold Humm promises no end of entertainment. iness was on the upgrade in Sep versityFrosh-SophmeleeinaJ'; herself down. Assistant Business Manager Olga Minor troduced and extra-curricular activities are The students of Miami are deter tember and early October business theatre in Ithaca, an Austi Circulation Manager Joe Rizzo entered into in the hope that in some way mined not only to show themselves reacted, there was a consequent found precariously perched Advertising Jack Daly, Nick Condon And isn't Patty's ring the neat on strong in athletic competition but mental reaction. This should not row of balcony seats.—??? the pupil may be guided into a work which est thing you ever saw? to prove themselves conscientious come as a surprise. If recovery is REPORTERS # Ethel Pellagatta won't say will interest him. sportsmen and genial hosts. Every to have any degree of permanence Ruth Lutz one of us will do our utmost to Dave Webb says he doesn't have she hurt her knees and head Marguerite Gillespie it must come gradually. It isn't she admits she landed Roxburgh Lewis George Humphries When a student reaches high school he insure the visitors a pleasant time. to be on any reception commit ln a man' just around the corner, it is at the arms. So what, Ethel? George Harvey Edith Herlong is supposed to have some idea as to his pre Here is an opportunity for stu tee to have to do the honors. She's William Maloney Robert Rosthal end of a long winding road. ferred life work, and to begin specializa dents of both institutions to make cute, you say, Webb ? welcome and lasting friendships. tion in some definite field. So educators Patty Eisenmayer has been The Friendly Shop Welcome, Rollins! The success of this year's "Rol pledged to the Lambda Phi soror To all students of Rollins College the Uni hope to reduce that fifty percent of workers lins-Miami" days will in a large ity. Students' Families and Friends LaPitz measure determine like events in Patronize the versity of Miami extends a hearty welcome. who are dissatisfied with their place in the Inc. the future. Our school is compar Dorothy Bryant, Lambda Phi GENTRY REALTY CORP. CUSTOM TAILORS working world. atively youthful, it is in our power Homes—Apartments—Lots We are honored that you of Rollins find pledge, has returned to Coral Ga 39 N. E. First St. Miami Considered in this light, the subjects to make tradition and let's make bles and will resume her studies 2416 Ponce de Leon Blvd. opportunity to visit Miami en masse, creat the "Rollins-Miami" day one of which have been introduced in the past few at the University in the winter ing by your gesture of good will, the first the foremost. term. Compliments of* years are not "frills," but the fundamentals annual "Rollins-Miami Day." It is there PREPARE YOUR COIFFURE The TIFFIN which have been substituted to keep pace The alumni have already mani After knocking three golf balls For the Rollins Week-end at the A good place to Eat; Open all fore more fitting than ever that our tradi fested interest in the nearing with a changing age. for a total distance of 15 feet, Andy Harper Method Beauty Shop day every day tional rivalry, signalized in the past by foot homecoming day — November 25. "Hagan" Shaw turned to the other 345 Avenue Alcazar ball alone, should be augmented this year by Stetson has been chosen as the members of his ilthreesome, and Mabel I. West football opponents for that day. competition in all sports, the games inter said, "Gee, you'd think I was a Tags Tentative plans for alumni attend dub." The WOMAN'S EXCHANG spersed with social functions of various ance and homecoming activities The tags which have been very much in Dealing Exclusively In kinds. point to its being the greatest yet. THE TAVERN Orders For Parties evidence during the week, which every stu The Delta Sigma Kappa fra ternity announces the pledging of HOME-COOKED FOODS We hope that your visit will be one long dent should be wearing, are the sole sup Of more than two million voters Frank Kuder. 214 CORAL WAY remembered. We shall try to make it so. port for the programs put on during the of Greater New York that went to halves at our football games. These tags the polls Nov. 7, little more than Town and Gown Club one in four stood by the Tammany have also been the source of revenue by The Town and Gown Club met "Frills" Tiger. Had economic conditions [\Thursday in the Girls' Social Hall. This week, being the thirteenth American which our cheerleaders were able to purchase been normal it is doubtful that this Dean Rasco spoke to the club on Educational Week, newspapers are consid the sweaters which they will wear for would have happened. Spurred by "The Functions of the Law School" "CHEER the fever for a new deal the intol and Aileen Booth spoke on "Stu ering it fitting to pour forth a tirade of in the first time tonight. erably taxed made an unerring tellectual and high-sounding editorial com dent Activities." The University If the students of the University enjoy choice in Fiorello LaGuardia, the Chorus sang several selections. LEADER ment regarding the conditions of American Fusion candidate. He is a liberal the little skits put on during the halves and Bar and Restaurant schools, advisable curricula, and treatment republican, a bitter foe of Tam 208 Avenue Alcazar wish to have them continued, it is their many, and a fierce fighter for any of teachers. Very condescendingly these Compliments of HATS" community leaders forgive the scholarly duty to make future attempts possible by cause he espouses. His will be a hard task; there are yet possibili fathers for what they term mad and un buying these tags. Let's get behind this For Co-eds! movement, which will make our games more ties that the Tammany cat will JIMMY necessary expenditure of money and expan prove itself of the nine lives va colorful and at the same time provide enter RADIO sion of curricula. riety. tainment for the spectators during the inter Goodyear & Exide Distributor After having just theorized on the ability val between the halves. Flamingo Tire Co. SALE, RENTALS, $1.50 Everywhere one hears dissatis of the American child to educate himself SINCLAIR GAS and OILS fied talk on the subject of the New REPAIRS Handblocked felt hats thai through "reading, experience, and observa The best thing about building castles in Deal, or perhaps more precisely, on A. B. Mack, Mgr. 2100 Ponce de Leon Boulevard lace-up the crown like a tions," a writer in the morning paper gal the air is the fact that they are tax free. the N. R. A. This is so acute "Rent a Radio' lantly expounds the doctrine that "youth that Gen. Hugh Johnson finds it Phone Ev. 282 "pig-skin." Fall colors. For should not be sacrificed on the altar of our necessary to make a tour of the misses. CORAL GABLES own madness, waste, inefficiency and poli A snooty person is one whose mind is in RADIO SERVICE tics. To the latter we agree. But, he adds, a steel safe with a combination known only SAM'S a newspaper will provide a working know to a favored few. Antilla Service Station SERVICE STATION Burdine's ledge of "all the factors in existence." BLUE SONOCO GASOLINE R. E. Lowry Elec. Co. SECOND FLOOR First in Coral Gables 2201 Ponce de Leon Far be it from an editor to belittle the Every man with a new idea is first a fool, 1202 Ponce de Leon Boulevard power of the press. That would, surely, be then a heretic and finally a hero. ^lllllllllllllllllllllll|||||||||||||||||||||UI|||||||||||||||||llllllllllllUIMII"lilll,llil the height of inconsistency. And it would be convenient to believe that years of school Early to bed and early to rise makes the Southern Garage ing are unnecessary. But students of edu students around here—well, healthy, any Edw. Parkinson | BEAT ROLLINS, HURRICANES! cation and psychology have, after intensive way. UNITED MOTOR SERVICE CAPITOL study, determined that it is a rather small RICHFIELD PRODUCTS N. Miami Ave. 232 Avenue Alcazar percentage of the populace who can maintain Downtown Branches: Coconut Grove, Miami Shores, Little River themselves in society on self-instruction Those who condemn jazz haven't been lis alone. Possibly our favored writer is among tening properly. It isn't heard through the | Everything To Build Anything this higher group. We congratulate him, ears, but through the feet. but he should remember that rules of society are not made for people of this higher type. NOW I RENUART LUMBER Public schools have been provided for the Women are meant to be loved, not to be Paramount less fortunate, in order that they may be understood.—Oscar Wilde. 1 YARDS, INC. able to conduct themselves according to this FRI.-SAT.-SUN. EL favored writer's standards. An editor says that nine out of ten news WALLY BRENDEL 10 ALHAMBRA CIRCLE, CORAL GABLES Public spirited men have been working on paper people are sentimental. The tenth, we presume, is the one who grinds out ad AND WALTER the principle that, as public schools are for VERNON rlri 1111111111 I i I 11111111111 s 1111111111111111 I 111111 • imiiiimi liiimininE vice to the lovelorn.—Miami Herald. the betterment of the common people, they PRESENTS CATLETTIN "HODGE PODGE" On the Screen CONTRACTORS — DEALERS GET YOUR Help Beat Rollins! Olsen's Tivoli Theatre Lighting Fixtures and Electrical BARBEQUE "Kennel Murder Case' West Flagler at Eighth Appliances at the SPIC AND SPAN "GABLELITERS" Big Just outside the Gables SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18 Ev. 328 2509 Ponce de Leon on the Trail MON. thru THURS. Moment ALL STi\R CAST ON THE STAGE ( DON "MAN HUNT" The home you want in Coral Gables MILDRED'S The Laugh SUNDAY — MONDAY^ NOVEMBER 19-20 PRICED RIGHT LANNING Cash and Carry and his Ask Mr. Johanson Dry Cleaning and Laundry Panic of IRENE DUNNE — JOEL McCREA ALL STAR REVUE 207 Avenue Alcazar (Next to Hupp's) 1933! "SILVER CORD" Restaurant TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21 - 22 and JAMES DUNN — JOAN BENNETT ^ CORAL GABLES GARAGE Delicatessen "ARIZONA TO BROADWAY^ Atlas Tires COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE 204 Giralda Avenue MIAMI LAUNDRY — —' 24 Adjoining the Florida THURSDAY — FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23 - STANDARD Washing, Polishing, and Greasing JAMES DUNN — GLORIA STUART Storage Power and Light office DRY CLEANING SERVICE STATION E. E. Edwards, Prop. OLDEST , LARGEST BEST Evergreen 551 "GIRL IN 419" Pinkie Brinson — Coach Lambert Ev 274 242 Alhambra Circle Phone 2-5111 THE MIAMI HURRICANE Page Three Rollins Tars will Clash hoo and "Pee Wee" Holt to manu TENNIS TEAM With U. of M. Tonight facture the Hurricane scores by upon her. They will watch to see 'LBISS, „, some flashy running which they The Sidelines HIGHLIGHTS rom PLAYS ROLLINS which undefeated team will wilt have displayed in earlier games ON THE GAME Team From Winter Park Will 61 Us sternest with great success.. WM " competition. Give Keen Opposition By GEORGE MANLEY Matches Will Be at Granada Will Rollins fall, or will the Hur To Hurricanes Coach Jack McDougal of Rollins Tommy McCann's undefeated Hurricanes play one of Courts, Nine O'Clock The first half of the Miami ricanes ? is banking on his great line to hold Tomorrow schedule is over. We have made a Two powerful gridiron machines, their most important combats of the year tonight as they do magnificent beginning. Teams Tonight, before a capacity crowd, the Hurricane hard driving offen both boasting- unbeaten and untied battle with the Rollins Tars, Miami's oldest traditional rival. which in past years would have de Miami will vindicate itself. The sive thrusts and figures his back- Rollins is coming to town and records, stood at the crossroads to Not only is McCann anxious to cop this game, but the play feated us are no longer on a par the University tennis squad is Hurricanes have the ability to whip day, one road leading to a flaming field capable of rolling up enough H* the rambling Hurricanes. We ers themselves want this game so badly that they are will ready for them. The players have her keenest rival, Rollins. Our victory, and the other to ultimate points to win the tussle. The Hur- have smashed our fighting oppon ing to put everything they have into the contest in an at been ranked and are ready for the defeat, with both elevens attempt iricanes will attempt to prove that ents into decisive defeats. backs will ramble to victory, our net tilt with the Tars. At a meet ing to remain on the victory path. McDougal is very much wrong, and tempt to add the Tars to their undefeated record. Tommy Tonight at Moore Park we begin line will smear the Rollins plays. It ing held Wednesday the team One must fall by the wayside while chalk up a few points for them and his boys especially want this victory to avenge them the second half of our season. To has been a long time that we have ys Jn the v elected Gardner Mulloy captain. the other continues along the un selves. selves for the licking they received from Rollins at Orlando night we face a team, undefeated waited for this opportunity. Now Mulloy recently defeated Bill Stra beaten trail. and scored on but once. A team that it is here we will not fail. Two good teams, undefeated and last year, which was incidentally, the first victory for a winski in the finals of the ranking The Rollins Tars from Winter from a new university, a team, untied. Both possessing strong Rollins team over a Hurricane team since the two schools tournament and thus maintained When the whistle ends the game Park, Florida, and Tommy Mc which like Miami, is struggling for tonight, Miami will remain in the lines and speedy backs. Which will began hostilities seven years ago. Miami has won four his status as number one man. He Cann's fighting Hurricanes, favor recognition. funbeaten class. The orange, green ite playmates in by-gone years, win? Your choice is as good as games, lost one and tied one in six games played with the is an outstanding tennis player and will be playing his second year on When Miami lines up against and white will wave once more in will tangle at the Moore Park stad the next one's, so come on out to Tars. In 1926, the first game between the two schools ended Rollins, under the floodlights this ^triumph. ium at 8 o'clock tonight in what the Hurircane team. The ranking evening Moore Park tonight and be pre in a 7-0 victory for the Hurricanes. Miami won in 1927, the eyes of the entire promises to be the outstanding of the other men runs in the fol pared to witness one of the most 39-3; in 1929, 32-0, and in 1930, 7-0. In 1931, the two teams game of the year, and the largest lowing order: No. 18—Saphire. VIGILANCE COMMITTEE crowd ever to witness a football thrilling battles of the current battled to a 0-0 tie, with the Tars' only victory coming last No. 1—Gardnar Mulloy, capt. No. 19—Barons. The vigilance committee an game in Miami is expected to at year. Don't miss it. year by 6-0. No. 2—Bill Strawinski. No. 20—Larry Johnson. nounced yesterday that freshmen tend. Probable opening lineups: No. 3—Roy Woodbury. North, Alexander, Fry, Everson, who cut classes without excuse With the exception of Stetson, Rollins is probably the No. 4—Larry Lewis. Simon have been named as alter Both teams boast a heavy iine Wt Miami Position Rollins Wt will be dealt with in a well- toughest team which the Hurricanes will be forced to face No. 5—Marvin Black. nates and they are urgently re known manner. The committee and fast and elusive backs as well 170 Beusse le Powell 160 as great reserve strength, and the this year, and McCann and the Hurricanes are well aware of No. 6—Harry Bachelor. quested to be at the tennis courts adds that freshmen who observe 185 Graczyk ___It Owen 165 rival coaches will shoot the works No. 7—I. J. Pridgen. at 9 o'clock in the morning as it rules need fear no such retribu 200 Dansky ___] Roth 180 this fact. Coach Jack McDowell of Rollins, a friendly rival tonight in an attempt to eke out g No. 8—I. J. Varner. is very likely that they will get tion. 190 Henderson _cg Morse 155 of McCann's for several years, will bring to Miami the best a win. No. 9—Laviolette. 170 Brion rt__ Hines 175 Tar team ever produced at the Winter Park institution. To No. 10—Ernie Duhaime. If the records of both elevens 235 Heckman re —Rogers 170 night they will be gunning for their eleventh consecutive No. 11—Dick Myer. can be taken as a criterion a close 180 Bierkamper rb__ - Miller 165 triumph without a setback since the beginning of last year. No. 12—Dante Fascell. Bargain Offer Until December 31,1933 and bitterly fought contest is in or 165 Ott qh xsyjyiv XID Doyle 175 So far the Tars have bowled over four opponents for impres No. 13—Bob Rosthal. on all der. The teams seem to be evenly 145 Holt lh __ Schrage 170 No. 14—Bridges. matched, both in the line and the Winant 170 b Washington 180 sive victories, and if they get by the Hurricanes McDowell No. 15—Al Duhaime. backfield, although some so-called 178 Petrowski _rl75 L'ltalien __f is confident of finishing the season undefeated, but the Hur No. 16—Beary. CARLTON MILLS "experts" figure the Rollins de .190 Henderson __c__ -Winant 170 No. 17—Norton. '. Shirts — Ties — Hose fense the better of the two, while ricanes are determined to keep their own record intact and the Hurricane backs appear to hold hand Rollins its first setback of the year. No matter which a slight edge over the Tar back- Van Dudley Improved team wins, fans who trek to the Moore Park ball yard will 4 Shirts Priced $5.48, for $5.00 Van Dudley, a graduate of the field members. witness one of the most bitterly fought contests of the cur University of Miami, former as SAN SEBASTIAN 4 Shirts Priced 6.98, for 6.50 Rollins, like the Hurricanes, has sistant to Dr. Holdsworth, has been rent year. been very impressive in her first moved from the Victoria Hospital FOOD SHOP 4 Shirts Priced 8.48, for 8.00 four battles so far this year, and to his home at the Zamora Apart SAN SEBASTIAN HOTEL SCh 01 6aYt the fh St f its kind ever sta ed 4 Shirts Priced 10.98, for 10.50 has never been extended by an op ^nts following a serious fllnT"^ k ^ ° ^ " ° ^ Worth St. Clair, Prop. posing team. The Tars have wal two weeks. 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123 Second St., N. E. DAY "Independently Owned" Coral Gables DEPENDABLE Grocery Co. Catering to Student &nd Fraternity Trade 2101-i Ponce de Leon Blvd. CEJnfithe cigarette that's MILDEeR J /fee DeliVerv Tel. Ev. 501 the cigarett •- — *e tha* rrrvt rvnTASn ' Page Four THE MIAMI HURRICANE Carson Wins Golf ? The first material result of Eu Rollins-Miami Compete Delta Tau Team Wins Sidney Carson, captai^! FOOTBALL PIX nice Tietjen's class in poetry is T (Continued from page one) Volley Ball Tourney the University of Miami fjf I °f herewith presented. We hope the I AT MIAMI'S SHOWPLACES \ posed of swimmers from the fol won the trophy awarded t ' student appreciation will be such winner of the second flight ^ Miami-Rollins. The Hurricanes .,4. lowing group: The annual volley ball tourna as to merit continued publication. Dade County Amateur <* ^ the can't let up a minute if they want Jack Burr, Marshall Wayne, ment ended Wednesday when the BROWN GIRL Something new in blood chillers Coral Gables Theater. ships held at the Miami t^ this one. Rollins is plenty tough. Brooke Tyler, William Maloney, Delta Tau team defeated the comes to the Capitol in the form of Country Club course last S h By Elinor Hadley "Beauty For Sale," with Alice Ted Fry, Joe Rose, Robert Leitner, Lambda Phis 21-17, 21-19, to re Alabama-Georgia Tech. The Carson, who had previouaW*7, Sing! Weave your magic spell! H. G. Wells' novel, "The Invisible Brady, Madge Evans, Otto Kruder, Harold Humm, Huntley Redfearn, tain the trophy which they won Crimson will win. nated Frank Smathers, his t A song and dance no word can tell, Man." The setting is in a small Una Merkel and May Robson, Goldfarb, Walter Everson, E. last year. Georgia-Auburn. A close battle mate, defeated Charles Sine T*' Though your eyes look out of a English village, where a young, comes to the Coral Gables Thea Speck, Al Duhaime, Ernie Du The tournament began with the with the Bulldogs on top. the final round 6 and 5 to wi*V* brown girl's hell. ambitious chemist discovers the ter on Friday of this week, fol haime, William North, Stan Rose, scheduled Lambda Phi—Zeta Phi Duke-North Carolina. The Blue formula which makes man invisi lowed on Saturday by "Bureau of Fitch, DeVilbiss, III, Gardnar Mul game which was defaulted to Alumna Engaged Devils want that conference title. I too have known ble and then—what a story and Missing Persons," the cast of loy, Hubert Brundage, Reggie the Lambdas. The Phi Sig- Tulane-Kentucky. Tulane is too An aching lack what a show. which includes Bette Davis, Lewis Wilson, McKerran, Dick Meyer, Phi-Sigma Phi game was won by Beatrice Smith, alumna ^ much for the Kunnels. At being neither Stone, Pat O'Brien, Glenda Farrell William Davidson, James Abras, ma Phi game was won by daughter of Dr. and Mrs jv Louisianna State-Mississippi. A White nor black; Don Lanning and his cohorts are and Hugh Herbert. Sunday and Charles Fulford. feated the Zeta Phis 74-5. On S. Smith, will be married ff* game. on the PARAMOUNT stage the Monday brings Sinclair Lewis' The Rollins Day golf match Monday the Deltas won from the the Christmas holidays to Ai ander Orr, III. Alex" Have sought in vain latter part of this week, with Mi greatest novel, "Ann Vickers," to which is scheduled for Saturday Sigma Phis by a default. The Maryland-Johns Hopkins. Well, thescreen. Irene Dunn, Walter morning, will see the following well. A far off God, ami's Wally Vernon taking the Sigma Phi - Zeta Phi game ended Huston, Conrad Nagel, Edna Mae Have reached for stars, limelight during the first part of players face the Rollins varsity: Tuesday with the Sigmas victorious Pi Chis Are Original Tennessee-Vanderbilt. The Vols My feet in sod; Oliver, and Bruce Cabot take the Captain Sid Carson, John Slocum, the week. These two attractions by a close score of 26-25. As Del Any one passing the Pi Chi fr figure to win. leading roles. Frank Smathers, and George are worth seeing at any time. ta Tau and Lambda Phi had both ternity house on Coral Way canru Virginia Poly-Virginia. A close Chubb. Second, third, fourth and I too am of Paramount's best talkie of the "Solitaire Man," a drama of won twice, the final game on Wed help but notice the replica of th one. fifth flight men of the Miami team A race that's cursed week is "The Kennel Murder Case" smart European crooks, is sched nesday was the deciding issue. The goal posts that adorn the entrant will meet the Tar golfers in the Carnegie Tech-Georgetown. By To quench with song taken from S. S. VanDine's mys uled for Tuesday and Wednesday, Delta Taus won by a close score to their driveway. The stuffed J A quenchless thirst. tery of the same name. Bill Pow same divisions. Miami's first two or three touchdowns. with Hugh Herbert, Mary Boland, of 21-17, and 21-19. figy that hangs suspended from th" Colgate-Syracuse. The Red Raid ell as PHILO VANCE will play Lionel Atwill, and May Robson. flight men are those named above cross bar represents the remains White cloud and crow's wing . . . a part that could hardly be filled to face the varsity of Rollins. The ers should win. "Tugboat Annie," with Marie Dr. Lowe Speaks of what the Pi Chi boys feel will Life is a stark and lonely thing. better by any of Hollywood's de second flight consists of Jack Columbia-Lafayette. Not even Dressier, Wallace Berry, Robert Dr. Orton Lowe spoke at the be left of the Rollins team after Sing, brown girl, sing! tective stars—Pardon — Outside of Friedman, G. Head, W. Johnson close. Young and Maurine O'Sullivan, has Cocoplum Women's Club Wednes tonight's game. Give yourself a Warner Oland. and J. O'Day. treat and run around and see this been brought back to the theater day at 3 p. m. The Philbrick Sing Dartmouth-Cornell. Dartmouth is A CRY The third flight is made up of unique decoration sometime before improving rapidly. on Thursday by popular demand. ers, under the direction of Mrs. By John Peternich There are two shows of medium Bill Edwards, Bill Giesel, Mel Co the game and then go out to the Adelaide Clark Rittenhouse, sang, Harvard-Brown. Poor Brown. God! Had I the strength of legions! calibre showing at the TIVOLI this hen and Joe Weiland. The fourth game with the same spirit and help A. K. A.'s Entertain Council accompanied by Eleanor Clark Lin- Catholic U.-Manhattan. Meehan's Could I but uproot evil, week: "The Silver Cord," starring flight consists of Bill Shillington, your team to victory. Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority was ten. Hostesses were Mrs. J. J. boys lose another one. Tear down the temples of tyrants, Irene Dunne and Joel McCrea. Also Pat Cesarano, Mallory Horton and hostess to the inter-fraternity Miller, Mrs. V. E. Eisenfeller and New York U.-Rutgers. Time for The sweatshops of the damned "The Girl in 419," starring Jimmy Lou Doty. council at 2:30 last Friday after Mrs. Clyde Allen. a win. Where labor gives its life for Dunn and Gloria Stuart. In neither noon. A business meeting was held, The last flight men are Joe Dye, picture are the roles up to the abil Stan Phillips, Emerson Fahrney, Gables Curb Mkt. Pittsburgh-Nebraska. I smell a blood! after which refreshments were scoring. The tournament consists ity of the stars. and Harry Cleveland. Win. Lutz, Prop. possible upset here. served by the sorority. Those pres of 18-hole match play. Each in In the event that any of the Princeton-Navy. The Tigers God! Had I the strength of mil ent were Miss Mary B. Merritt, dividual match will count for one Quality Fruits and won't be beaten. above men are unable to play alter lions Officers Elected in Council Ruth Creal, Betty Harley, Betty point in the total scoring. First Vegetables nates will be chosen from among Wash. & Jefferson-Temple. Pop To bring peace to the laborer, The debating council met last Sullivan, Roma Pape, Mary Lou flight, or varsity matches will be 2140 Ponce de Leon Blvd. the following: Jimmie Mool, Andy Warner's boys seem due for a lick He who is the backbone of nations, week and held election' of officers. Walker, Mary Louise Dorn, Flossie played at the Miami Country Club, Phone Ev. 840 ing. Shaw, Bill Maloney, C. Leybold, Give him decency and wage, This council was organized last Bell Pierson, Doris Glendenning, all others being played off at the Larry Lefkowitz, Gardnar Mulloy, Army-Penn. MC. A breather for Feed those children that look year for the purpose of arranging Wanda Blattner and Marjorie Tebo. Granada courts. the cadets. To him for succor! and handling intercollegiate meets. I. J. Varner and George Manley. 4? 4? 4» 4?4?4» 4? 4? 4? 4? 4* HI? • Illinois-Chicago. Zuppke's team God! Could I but bring peace to The officers are: Jimmy Mool, Campus lovers No. 13, Elaine Donald Grant will be the starter Cameron Awning Co. by a couple of scores. earth! president; Mary Louise Dorn, vice Staggers-Bob Alexander, seen and of the matches. Grant and the Indiana-Xavier. No runaway. president; Elizabeth Harvey, sec heard at the Granada golf course Rollins manager will record the NAUMAN'S 234 Alhambra Circle Kansas Univ.-Iowa State. The Transition retary, and J. P. Prevatt, treas by the pro. Phone Ev. 1008 ATLANTIC AUTO SERVICE HOFBRAU Cornhuskers win one. By JOHN CARROLL urer. Other members are: Robert CANVAS Michigan-Minnesota. A real test Pale grey light; Boyer, George Collins, George It is reported that "Pee Wee" WHITE FLASH PLUS HOUSE for the Wolverines. Washing — Polishing — Greasing AWNINGS Sky that seems to yawn; Harvey, Marcia Mulloy, Richard Holt and "Peanuts" Donehoo have Cor. Ponce de Leon and Notre Dame-Northwestern. The Clear and cold and calm. Meyer, Robinson North and Rob "Bonky of the Konky", contracted SNAPPY SERVICE SHUTTERS Ponce de Leon at Alhambra Circle Alhambra Ramblers will come to life. Dawn! ert Rosthal. from too much action. Ohio State-Wisconsin. Plenty close. Flashes of crimson Purdue-Iowa. The Boilermakers Dissipate the grey; are good. Light and life and laughter. U. of California-Washington. Day! Probably missed this one. Mantle of blackness; Relations Club to Meet Dots of winking light; The International Relations Club Stillness and awe and ecstasy. will meet next Thursday night, Night! November 23, in the Girls' Social Hall at 8 o'clock. All students are asked to be there on time. LET US GAS YOUR CAR Compliments of CORAL GABLES #1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK ^GiDElV STRANDS Coral Way Cleaners, INC. 227 Coral Way.* Phone Evergreen 301 Gordon (Red) Jones Service Station OF FINE TOBACCO 1902 Ponce de Leon Boulevard 4? 4* 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4* 4? 4? 4? 4? "THE UNIVERSITY'S BARBER SHOP" -amino hose ends DAD'S 2320 Ponce de Leon Blvd. WHERE TO? 4jtf «g* $<$e ^ *$* %g# »§* *>J* *§* «2|» *$* «§* It would delight you to open a Lucky Strike and examine the Coral Gables long? golden strands of fine tobac Motor Company cos. To notice how fully packed Complete Garage Service! 234 Minorca it is. . . how free from annoying

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