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Sandspur, Vol. 41 (1934-1935) No. 14, January 16, 1935
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STARS Citation Rollins College, "Sandspur, Vol. 41 (1934-1935) No. 14, January 16, 1935" (1935). The Rollins Sandspur. 416. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/416 s DRIVE 1 ESTABLISHED 40 H CAREFULLY Eoians andspur YEARS AGO Weekly Student Newspaper of Rollins College /^ ^^ VOLUME XLI (Member the United Press) WINTER PARK, FLORIDA, WE DNESDAY, JANUARY'A (Complete Campus Coverage) NUMBERJ*^ Mary Kennedy Prefers Library Receives CHUflCH HEADS Stephen Foster J. I, Writing to Acting Collection 10 IE! By MAXEDA HESS word, find a cold welcome. When Rollins College library has re 10 SPEAK IN "I'm the one that would like to I find myself sheltering some cently received from Mr. Joseph ask the questions," Miss Mary small superstition, I break away Kirby Lilly of Foster Hall, Indi ][D[ Kennedy whimsically told the Rol from it. It is bad for one's charac anapolis, a gift set of Foster Hall lins interviewer Monday morning ter. Stars of today value ensem reproductions of the Songs, Com ORANGLCIIY on the sunny terrace of Miss Annie ble playing very highly. And, of positions and Arrangements by Will Speak on Christian Russell's home. Graciously, how course you know, all playwriting is Stephen Collins Foster. The re Address Feature of I And Jewish ever, she consented to share s a collaboration with many artists." productions of two hundred songs Opening of Semi-centennial Relationships of her theatrical experience a^ Since early childhood, the theat and compositions are alphabeti Program January 29 author-actress. re has been Mary Kennedy's par cally arranged in slip cases con ''* Father T, Lawrence Riggs, liab "Living is more important than ticular ambition. She firmly be veniently fitted in a steel cabinet. Dr. Jay T. Stocking, pastor of le l-i Morris S. Lazaron and Reve- art," she observed, "just as writing lieves that if one wanted anything Foster's arrangements of the work the Pilgrim Congregational Church •^ rend Everett R. Clinchy are coir- what you have to say, in the way badly enough and hard enough, of others in a collection called The in St. Louis, Mo., has accepted an ''l ing here for an institute on rela- you have to say it, is more impor one would eventually get it. Con Social Orchestra is included in this invitation to participate actively "t. tions of Jews and Christian? or tant than writing to sell or writ sequently, at the age of fifteen gift. in the semicentennial celebration ^ February 5, 6, and 7. Beginning ing for Broadway. Art is the re Miss Kennedy was playing behind Mr. Lilly, the founder of Foster at Rollins College this year. Pres h February 5 there will be an open flection of life and is valuable the footlights of the professional Hall, has given these cabinets of ident Hamilton Holt announced. ^ - 'ing presenting the common only in so far as it is an expres theatre. reproductions to selected libraries To Dr. Stocking has been accord Is of the three faiths. Pi- sion of life." The versatile Miss Kennedy has throughout the United States and Df^. RAT SQUEAKS BENNY Oversupply By J. Carver Pusey Which, my friends, all goes to ia's pride and joy from Oakdale. show that you can never trust an Edward Levy, that long drink of editor. Here we go and write a water with the busted foot, from ,0 -^ perfectly good column, one of our Ashville, North Carolina. worst efforts, perhaps, but still Amelia Lailin, hope we spelled a column, and then the editors go it right, from Orlando, and and cut out the middle pages of Evans Logan, last but not least the paper. Not that we care par (call him Tubby), from Shelby, ticularly about the middle page, North Carolina. but the "squeaks" were on it, Glad to have you with us, you which was disgusting. So don't Rats. It's not a bad place once blame us for not writing this you get used to it. In fact, you drivel last week, we did our part. can have lots of fun here if you're However, it is good to get back not careful. The main drawback, tendent of textile industries in to the old grind again. We had a of course, is the fact that they Hungerford School Fox and Cat "Decorate Beanery" Semi-Centennial Turkey, and was succeeded by his swell vacation personally, thank have classes instead; of orches son, the father of Haig Iskiyan. you for asking. In fact, it was tras, but everything can't be Gives Recital Program to Open to he Elected; Urges Dr. Holt His family was also among the such a swell vacation that we did ' gravy, although some gravy is the first importers of Oriental rugs in n't get around to send out any remains of everything stewed. Dedication Saturday In Orange City The Hungerford School Singers President Hamilton Holt ad this country, having started the Christmas or New Year's cards As for that Freshman-Break- gave a recital of Negro Work dressed all the members of the business in 1862. This lecture will to anyone, so don't feel slighted Training Dance of last term: It The first feature of the Rollins Songs and Spirituals in Recreation The Mystic Order of the Fox Rolline College art department be given at 10:45 at the Rollins Hope you all enjoyed the Yule- sure was a success. To tell the College Semicentennial Celebra Hall on Wednesday, January the and Cat will once more convene Thursday morning, January 10, at Art Studio. The students and fac tide as much as we did. Glad to truth, and with no prejudice, it tion will be held in Orange City sixteenth. under the full moon Saturday the the beginning of the seminar per ulty of the college are cordially see you back. was the best affair of the year. January 29, 1935. Commemora The Student Body of Rollins Col- 19th to initiate two more mem iod. invited to attend. For others a Several new people have appear The floor was good and the orches tive exercises will be conducted in ?e, through the Social Service bers to the respective clans. One small fee will be charged as dur ed on the campus now that the tra kept the rhythms and the He urged those who are working the Congregational Church, the ivision of the Chapel Committee, member is lacking to complete ing the fall term lectures at the elbow exercises are officially crowd was polite and all in all in the art classes to be more un birthplace of the college. ive contributed materially this the sextet of each tribe and the Studio. over. Just for the sake of an it was a very fine arrangement, selfish with their efforts, and to The academic procession will year from the Christmas Fund for student body is to have the hon elucidation, we'll list them foi very fine. help beautify the campus build start at 2:45 P. M. from Recrea equipment gneatly need by the or of selecting a Fox and a Cat you: ings. Calling to mind the fact that tion Hall, University Avenue. Credit goes to several people: Hungerford School. The Hunger to complete the clans in an open Key Society in certain parts of Germany and Music by the Chapel choir, ad Harriette Barbour, a Muske Si Vario for all the work he did ford students wished to acknow- election sometime this coming even in Pennsylvania the barns and dresses by Rev. Edward M. Noyes, gon Jr. College product from on it and then, of course, there is •e their appreciation by this week. The members are chosen Initiation houses are decorated with painted D. D., President of the American Spring Lake, Michigan. Bud Draper, Rollins Hall's stand recital. for their characteristic likeness to scenes and figures, he suggested Congregational Association, now Tonight Virginia Boyd, representing St. by in time of stress during all these honored and revered crea that those students who are artis minister of the Tourist Church, Joseph, Missouri. these Freshman and Rat doings. tures. No freshman may be chos tically inclined should do the same Patricia Guppy, from Port of And in Cloverleaf there were Durl Seabreeze, Daytona Beach, by Formal initiation of those bid ler family knowing all the pro- en in this election. Another elec with such structures as Beanery Spain, Trinidad, B. W. L, what Rogers and the Stanley and Gul Rev. Jay T. Stocking, D. D., minis to the Rollins Key Society in De essors so she has to be good. She tion will be held at the end of this and Recreation Hall. ever that means. nac, all of whom can be counted ter of the Pilgrim Church, St. cember will be held in the Frances ays she always has been good, year when five new members of Dr. Holt then offered a twenty, Mary Meekison, another Florida on to do all the dirty work Louis, Mo., and Moderator of the Chapel of the Knowles Memorial )ut now even the future is shot each clan will be chosen. five dollar prize for the most sat job from Orlando. amongst the co-eds. Nor should General Council of the Congrega Chapel tonight at 7:30. Those to heaven. In the absence of Dr. Holt, isfactory plan of decorating the Willard Rich, recently of Syra we omit a word for Jane McCul tion and Christian Churches; the being initiated are Betty Trevor, •The story gloing around that Dean Enyart will give the ad Commons building. This an cuse University, from Buffalo, loch who drove our hurried chair unveiling of a memorial tablet, and Marlen Eldredge, Dorothy Smith, they had to check Jim Boyd in the dress at the rededication of the nouncement was received with en New York. man all over the campus during highway marker, a rect^tion Bets Kichars, Janet Murphy, Sally heckroom at Jacksonville so he two statues which have been miss thusiasm by the students in the Mary Sinclair, local talent from those mad December days. and tea given by the women of the Limerick, Speed Davies, Bill Wood- could be found when it came time ing from their usual place on the art department, and time alone church and community will be the hull Bob Black, Dante Bergonzi, this very city. Speaking of Durl Rodgers (and to leave. campus a long period of time. It can tell what will be the outcome main features of the occasion. Norris Clark, Howard Showalter, Elisabeth Smith, ditto. did you know that the full name has long been a question in the of it. These train rides in general. Es Among those invited will be the Sterling Olmsted, and Winthrop Margaret Knepper, Pennsylvan- is Isabel Duriand Rodgers, please) minds of the student body as to pecially the new pullman car kin of those present at the first Brubaker. calls to mind the fact that last whether a membership in either named after Cloverleaf, of all meeting of the Association, de Following the initiation there term, long about the end, she in of these groups was meant as a places for a traveling salesman to scendants of the founders. Con will be a short business meeting advertantly expressed the idea compliment or a slam. find himself. SPEECH NOTES gregational leaders of State and to discuss plans for the $ B K Re that she could write as good a Also the Cloverleaf Cocktail re column as we can. So, loving Nation, and friends of the college; ception, to be held during Found ported from Texas. Probably a Professor Pierce is arranging the pastors and members of Con ers' Week. work, we took her up on it. Next weak pink affair that futilely Dr. Newman week's effort, therefore, is Durl's for a girls' debate team and al gregational churches of Florida, emulates one of those terrible Opens ready several invitations have representatives of other denomina disgrace, God help her, and we Clover Club numbers. want you folks to make it easy come in from upstate colleges. tions, the colleges of Florida and And that new cocktail down at Lecture Series There is difficulty in finding Congregational colleges in the ORGAN ^ WITH for her by giving out all the dirt Birdsong's affectionately called a you can gather, which should be enough girls who are willing to United States. Bunny Harris Special. Dr. Evelyn Newman, professor go out for debating as they think VESPERS JPRING JPARKLf plenty, to her unsullied(?) ears. Joe Cannon, who doesn't seem of English Literature, opened her And speaking of the column, so this activity is more for the men. to be able to take it any too well, yearly series of lectures Monday Friday, Jan. 18, 1935—6: p. m. many people have spent their time However, despite these handicaps, going around ripping collars off, afternoon at All Saints Parish Oriental Rugs 1. Finlandia (tone poem) .... asking who was who that we've good progress is being made, and the dummy. House at 3:30 p. m. when she — Sibelius decided to bow to public opinion a fine team is expected after a lit The Chase Chappie, we forget discussed the Current Plays on to be Subject Sibelius and Palmgren are and print names. If enough peo tle practice and training. his name, who claimed to have Broadway, with particular em both natives of Finland, but ple kick, we suppose we'll have The feature debate of the sea of Art Lecture seen four of the new co-eds on phasis on Maxwell Anderson's to Jean ^iblius particularly to change back to annonimity son will be the Bates encounter campus. "Three nice girls and "Valley Forge". Dr. Newman has (now 70 years old) does his again, but till then, have fun. which will come on either the 8th Haig S. Iskiyan, the second of one other." just returned from a vacation trip or 9th of April. It is hoped that country owe much of her mu You people will be looking for the guest speakers at the winter Don Bond giving the whole to New York where she attended President Gray of Bates and sical fame. This past fall a a lot of dirt about your friends term Art Seminar, will give a English class the jitters wonder many of the currently popular President Holt will act as mas new symphonic work of his (?) during the vacation. Well, very interesting and unusual lec ing when he's going to fall all plays, and is therefore well qual ters of ceremonies. was introduced to America. there are some very interesting ture on Oriental rugs on Thurs the way asleep and topple com ified to speak on the subject. On March 17, Marita Stueve 2. May Night - Palmgren stories, but, after all, this is the day morning, January 17. Mr. pletely off the chair. On six successive Mondays at and George Young, representing 3. Saprice Guilmant public press. Or as Berto War Iskiyan in an importer, and an Bert Gold sporting a brand new this same time. Miss Newman will the Speech department, will speak 4. Alt-Wien (Old Vienna) ren so aptly put it—"Don't print expert appraiser and commissaire and Shiny convertible Packard lecture at the Parish House, tak at the annual forum occasion at Godowsky that! Why, do you know what of Oriental rugs, and will have around campus, much to B. A. ing up in order "Luigi Pirandello, the Daytona auditorium. 5. Three Indian Songs (request actually happened? . . . You'll many beautiful examples of them Chapin's disgust, we anticipate. Nobel Prize winner for 1934; Jo exhibition at the Rollins Stud- ed.) 3 the whole administration" B. A. himself, being different seph and His Brothers," by Thom a. Land of the Sky-blue with which he will illustrate his g something or other. Berto's again, and coming hack late. as Mann; "Experience in Autobi water Cadman Saar Plebescite lecture. right. There are some things that That Sorority Note joke in the ography," by H. G. Wells; "Biog b. Indian love Call .... Friml is subject covers the following e sacred, even to co-eds. Sandspur of last November — a raphy of Erasmus," by Stefan Assembly Topic c. By the Waters of points. "The Origin of Designs," But anyway, (and we hope it's bit late, but how many of you Zweig; and "The Passion Play of Minnetonka Lieurance 'The Effects of Religion, Super not all stale by now) saw it? Reprint: 1934." These lectures will prove 6. Finale from Eighth The all-college assembly on Fri stition, and Habits on the Weav Rats, Youshouldn't Have Missed "GAMMA PHI BETA very interesting and instructive. Symphony Widor day, January 11, was conducted by ing'.' "The Superiority of Orien Berto Warren, the Ape-Man, Tickets for the course are $5.00, Miss Marita Stueve was the students of the history depart tal Rug Weaving over Other Fine leading Peggy Jennison bershik • may be purchased at the Book Tuesday, January 22, 1935 guest of Miss Peggy Bashford at ment of Rollins, under the direc Art Production," "The Classifica over the benches up and down the ery for $1.00 a single lecture. the latters's home in Coral Gab tion of Professor Howard. Tbe tion of Oriental Rugs," and "How 1. Polonaise in A flat Chopin walk in front of Beanery last Tickets may be Obtained by stu les, Fla. The girls represented conflict over the Saar Basin was to Judge the Value of Oriental 2. Lagoon Friml week and Bunny Harris nearly fol dents and Faculty of Eollins for the student body at the Fresh discussed. Miss Janet Murphy Rugs." The classification is ex 3. Ronde Francaise .... Boellman lowing them, but you know Bunny. man football game, where Miss half price. spoke on the side of the Saar- 4. Valse des Fleurs Hildegard Rees walking! plained hy showing on the rugs Stueve was official cheer leader." lander, while Bryant Prentis gave the characteristics of each group. Tschaikowski George Quail, enroute home, Al Wilson playing the accor- the German point of view. Miss 5. Mr. Ben Johnson's Pleasure trailing his baggage all over the Plan Checker Mr. Iskiyan also gives a history dian at two a. m. and waking up Sarah Harbottle discussed the of the art of weaving and the man- Eobin Milford Winter Park station platform and half of Chase Hall until Lee Cross French side while Fred Scoffield 6. Rhapsody Rosseter Cole leaving it there as a result of the Championship of its development among the shouted for him to shut up and defended the League of Nations. several nations, including Turkey, heart-throbs caused by helping made so much noise that Al was Professor Howard presided over Carolyn Veeder onto the train. SANDUSKY, 0. (UP)—An in Persia, India, China, Caucasia, comparatively a Godsend of the assembly. Turkestan, Afghanistan, and Bul- Anne Smith leaving her bag ternational checker match, which Charles Wright might attract thousands of play- ochistan. gage next to Georgie's as the Laugh Ended Quarter Trick train pulled out. The little copy from the United States, is The Hampton Studio, at Hamp Hairdresser enough next to the Conservatory, planned and may be held in De PLAINVILLE, Conn. — (UP) — ton, Connecticut, was established cat. but now there are fifty million Carmy Bosco likes to entertain his 9 Washington Arcade Lou deSchweinitz story about troit, Cleveland or Toledo, accord, by Mr. Iskiyan in 1891. His motorcycles parked at the other ing to Bernard J. McGory, of San friends with tricks, such as snap grandfather was state superin- Tel. 3522 Orlando 5)cin nging "Wagon Wheels" to his end and they seem to need warm ping off the caps of soda bottles car so it will be good and stay on dusky, president of the American ing up at odd hours of each and Checker Association. with his teeth and chewing glass. vtl^ the road. It seems the boys did every morning. He also had a favorite one—mak McGory hopes to bring together n't sing loud enough on the way Little Millie Beekman hiding be ing a quarter disappear. Someone Asa W. Long, Toledo; Newell W. Linen . . . classic for spring home. hind that baby Great Dane of his. made him laugh while he was ANNIE RUSSELL THEATRE Banks, Detroit, and Charles W. and summer . . . with new Penny Davis being worried about Bud Howland thinking that he'd demonstrating the trick and he Stuart, of Edinburgh, Scotland, in Professional Artists Series sparlile in a galaxy of found a beautiful large orchid the swallowed the quarter. The trick his proposed checkers "world se brigiit little metal buttons other day and discovering that it has been scratched off the list. Miss Russell Presents ries." sewed on pockets and tie. was, when picked up, nothing but Long won the world champion Fine for early wear and What a discarded piece of purple kleen- smart all season long! ship recently from Banks, while 'Vne Day of Spring'' Is the Stuart is a player of worldwide Navy, Brown, fame. A Fantasy by Mary Kennedy Black, Natural Snatch Racket CHARM Music for the play by Sizes 12-20 At thc University of California Sanitary Market that is refreshing . . . Sam Barber and the Curtis String Quartet because at Los Angeles candidates for stu Quality Meats FIRST PERFORMANCE ON ANY STAGE $5.95 NORRIS' dent offices have to be heavily We Use ZOTOS Method and there arc more than 500 guarded by police to protect them Fish Thursday and Friday other new Nelly Dons at (The College Store) from being kidnaped by opposing Poultry ANDRE Tupsial"'' January 24 and 25, 8:15 P. M. $1.95 to $10.95 Delivery . . . Phone 101 forces. SECOND FLOOR Admission Prices; Loges $Z.(X) Orchestra _ _ jl.60 DICKSON DINE IN THE TROPICAL GARDEN ORLANDO STEAM LAUNDRY Balcony 75c to jl.50 The LATCH STRING TAVERN French Dry Cleaners Special season rate to students—$5.00 IVES CO. Six performances Orange Ave. Phone 4134 Luncheon and Tea Dinners 75c and $1.00 PHONE The Box Office will be open from 4 to 6 p. m. Orlando 718 Magnolia Telephone 8751 Winter Pmrk—9188 Orl»ndo_S176 on January 22, 23, 24, and 25. Daily Deliveries to RoUinB THE ROLLINS SANDSPUR political and economic affairs both The Florida Debate ffUMANS By GENE CARR in Europe and in America. With the debate with the Univer CHANGES PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY UNDER Whether or not Dr. Holt has point sity of Florida this Saturday, Rol X GRADUATE STUDENTS OF ed out the path the present adminis lins will once again open its forensic ROLLINS tration is inclined to follow remains season. This clash will be strongly A reformer is a person who won to be seen. The Committee on For indicative of the Rollins strength in ders how you find time to do all ESTABLISHED IN 1894 WITH THE FOLLOW eign Affairs of the Senate has al this field for the com,ing year as the the things he says you do.—Da ING EDITORIAL ready drawn up a resolution for the speakers participating are compara Paulia. United States' entrance into the Unassuming yet mighty, sharf and, tively inexperienced. Undoubtedly World Court. Affiliation on the Heredity is something fathers fointed, well-rounded yet many sided, as the loss of Maurice Driecer, bulwark part of this nation with the Inter believe in until their sons flunk siduously tenacious, yet as gritty and en of the Rollins debaters for the past national Labor Council is now being several seasons, will be sorely felt. out of college—De Paulia. ergetic as its name imflies, victorious in established. Action on joining the single combat and tiierejore without a feer, Can Professor H. R. Pierce produce the League of Nations may be forth another winning team without his But She Can't Get It wonderfully attractive and extensive in coming during the current session of circulation: all these will be jound ufon able assistance? If nothing else, the According to the opinion of Congress. At any rate the Nye mu Florida meeting will clearly show twenty-five per cent of the co-eds investigation to be among the extraordi nitions investigation has shown nary qualities oj the SANDSPUR. which way the "wind" blows. at the University of Western On American citizens where war money tario, Canada, the northern co-ed is goes. An awakening to the com a gold-digger and out for all she plete futility and absurdity of war can get. De Paulia must be the inevitable outcome of BY OTHER EDITORS MEMBER 'M^^^Ri. UNITED questioning the manufacturers of Prosperity is only an instrument OF THE S^S^^^I! PRESS munitions. Although troubled Euro pean waters stirred by the controver to be used, not a diety to be wor sial Saar issue and militaristic gov shipped—Calvin Coolidge. ernmental policies justify Dr. Holt's Pardon Their Southern —Brown Daily Herald. statement that the World is in a most Accent critical stage, recent developments Boners ^soriated ^oUesiatr ^rrss Here are some history boners -1034 (B)Il5iiltEi!!talJ«3=^*- in America are encouraging to advo One thousand five hundred and cates of world peace. from that department at the Uni eight Southern women looked back versity of Kansas. at the courses they took in Southern Since its establishment the League St. Bartholomew's Day—A mas Member Winter Park Chamber of colleges in 1920 and 1925. Unlike sacre in which many Christians Commerce of Nations has not met a supreme Lot's wife, they did not turn to pil test of its effectiveness. It is ut lars of salt but lived to answer the "He Wants T'know Where Do th' Stars Go To in th' Day Timef* were killed by Catholics. terly beyond our ability to imagine "Tdl Him They Stay in Bed!" Predestination—^what was going Publication Office: Fairbanks Avenue questionnaire sent to each member to happen to you after death, by at Interlachen whether or not it will be tried in the of the graduation classes of 1920 near future. The membership of and 1925 of colleges belonging to the Calvin. TELEPHONE 187 the United States will lend this or Southern Association of Women's Rollins Originally Small Lindbergh, was met with curios ganization potential influence of a Colleges. ity in Paris. —De Paulia Entered as second class matter, Novem nature it does not possess at present. This is the tale of their retrospec ber 24, 1925, at the post office at Winter Our alignment will in no way compli Congregational Church School OVER SOMEBODY tive inventory, based on their exper ELSE'S SHOULDER Park, Florida, under the act of March 3, cate our policy of foreign relations, ience in the cold cruel world since 1879. it will not deprive the American peo Rollins College, the oldest col this new church, delivered a pow According to a Syracuse profes graduation. sor, a great amount of what ap ple of any guaranteed rights, and it Courses in English, psychology, lege in Florida, found its birth in erful address in the interest of will not necessitate a new interpreta Orange City as a sectarian Con higher education in and for Flor pears to be cribbing is merely the Wednesday, Jan. 16, 1935 education, history, and domestic result of an uncontrollable curios tion of the constitution. In "Ameri science are the most valuable in re gregational school. ida. Dr. Hooker was later made Vol. XLI No. 14 ca's Supreme Opportunity" Dr. Holt In 1862 Miss Lucy A. Cross, a first President of Rollins. ity to see if the other fellow's gard to content of courses. English, answer is the same as yous. has prescribed for this nation a road history, education, philosophy, re graduate of Oberlin College of the It was on January 27-29, 1885, that is truly supreme and for Presi "Oh, how could you, professor! EDITORIAL STAFF ligion, and modern language, in the class of '62, came to Florida and that this Association, itself then dent Roosevelt a path which no oth order named, are of most value be opened a private school at Day scarcely more than a year old, its I was just curious!" Editor Gordon Jones er executive, save one, has even dar cause of the teacher. Mathematics, tona Beach. It was her regret membreship comprising only the And wouldn't that go over big? ed to attempt. America's entrance —De Paulia Acting Editor-in-Chief, A. D. Bothe physical science, modern foreign lan that there "was at that time no unlucky number of thirteen organ into the League should receive the guage, education, biological science, institution of higher learning in izations, met in special session Business Manager, Bonar D. Collinson most serious consideration. It is a and ancient languages have the least this State. Again and again she with the Congregational church of AND HOW worthy motive. R. T. C. A new fraternity at the Univer Advertising Commissioner, value because of the content, while interviewed Reverend C. M. Bing Orange City, On January 29, the ham, the minister of the Congre Day of Prayer for Colleges this sity of Alabama is Flunk Damit H. P. Abbott modern language, physical science, history, education, mathematics, and. gational church at Daytona, con body formally approved the es Flunk, whose main purpose is to ASSISTING STAFF Hamlet Comes to Rollins biological science, in the order nam cerning the need for a college in tablishment of an institution for offer sympathy to its members, Florida. Congregationalists have higher learning in Florida. for misery loves . . . etc. NEWS Jean Parker ed, are considered of least value be The coming production of "Ham cause of the teacher. always been great promoters of Committees were appointed to It is a singular organization in SPORTS Reginald Clough let" by the Rollins Student Company that only those with scholastic de FEATURE _ Jane Pelton —Florida Flambeau. education. For example ten per nominate Trustees and to deter SOCIETY Ruth Arrant marks the first attempt at Shakes cent of all private colleges in the mine a site for this new enter ficiencies are eligible. It is ex EXCHANGE _.. Betty Trevor pearean drama by the dramatic de U. S. were initiated by this denom- prise. Mt. Dora, Winter Park and pected to be one of the most popu PROOF Gordon Spence partment since the presentation of Orange City offered sites. Promi lar on the campus. —De Paulia ASSISTANTS "Romeo and Juliet" in the Annie No Diplomas for Grammars Mary Peck, Jane Sensenbrenner, Seymour In 1884 there were only thir nent business men of Winter Park, Russell Theatre during the spring of In a history examination at the BaHard, Bob Van Beynum, Nan Poeller, Graduation may be a race between teen Congregational churches in who were anxious to have the col 1932. Florida located at Winter Park, lege here, made the best offer of University of California students REPORTERS: a comma-splice and a diploma at were asked to state the contents of However, circumstances tend to in Princeton University, for this insti Orange City, Tavares, Pomona, one hundred and fourteen thous Jack Barringrton, John Bills, Louise Brad Tampa, Mt. Dora, New Syyrna, and dollars and a plot of land. the Monroe Doctrine in the fewest ford, Bob Black, Arthur Dear, Olcott Dem dicate that "Hamlet" will shine with tution refuses to be known as the ing, Marlen Eldredge, Bunny Harris, Nan Jacksonville, Daytona Beach, In Of this amount of money Alonzo possible words. The prize answer Poeller, Elisabeth Richards, Isabelle Rogers, brighter success. Dr. Fleischman, alma mater of any student who can was "Scram foreigners!" Emily Showalter, Howard Showalter, Bill who will direct the play, is, himself, terlachen, Lake Worth. Eleven of W. Rollins gave fifty thousand Woodhull, George Young. not write hjs native tongue. —Brown & White an experienced Shakespearean actor. According to a new regulation an them are still flourishing organi dollars. zations. BUSINESS STAFF He is thoroughly familiar with the nounced by Dean Robert K. Root, a Thus it wa sthrough the per works of the immortal bard and can The latter part of that year, severance of Miss Cross, the eGn- When a professor at Syracuse CIRCULATION ADVERTISING student will not be admitted to the fell asleep during class, the stu give the production a smooth, pro junior class of Princeton until he 1884, this little group met in Win eral Congregational Association of John Beaufort Norris Clark ter Park with the newly born Florida and influence of Winter dents very thougfhtfully allowed Jack MacWatt fessional finish. The Drama at Rol is "reasonably prificient in the writ lins has reached new heights since church here and organized the Gen Park business men that the first him to remain asleep until the end John Bullock ing of correct and idiomatic English of the period. —Northwest Viking Dr. Fleischman came here a little prose." A special course known as eral Congregational Association of institution of higher learning, "for over a year ago. Practically every- Florida. At this meeting Dr. Ed the education of the South in the Unsigned editorials in these col Practices in English will be estab Boston professor declares our thir.g that he has produced has been lished during the coming year and ward Payson Hooker, pastor of South" came into being. umns are expressions oj the ofinion oj a real success. In view of these past minds are clearer in winter than the publication; all others must be will be open to all undergraduates. in summer. That must be a fact, triumphs, it is quite logical that he It will not count as a credit for a de accepted as indicative only oj ihe sen ies has already developed, and the as not nearly as many people ask, timents oj those writers to whom ihey will be able to handle the difficult gree. work of Hamlet in a most capable Babson's Report shortage is growing daily. This "Is it cold enough for you?" as are credited by signature oj name or With the enforcement of this new do "Is it hot enough for you?" manner. A cast, which includes is the most bullish influence on initial. regulation we are wondering how —Florida Advocate some of the best actors that have many Juniors Princeton will have (Continued From Page 2) home building which r can fore been seen in student plays here, will next September. And if the topic see in 1935. A Worthy Motive support the director. Outstanding were a light one we would end the about 46 per cent over last year, I have previously stated that among them, perhaps, are Richard discussion with this capricious jibe. while goods bought by farmers the construction industry holds OTHER It should be gratifying to Ameri Shattuck and Robert Warfield whose Since, quite to the contrary, the have increased only 9 per cent. the key to prosperity. Five of our cans to realize that the note of world able talents have been repeatedly dis problem of correctness in writing and This means that the position of the ten million unemployed are ac peace is again coming to the fore. played on the Rollins stage. speech is one of the salient problems farmer is the best in many years. counted for by the building trades CAMPI For some time citizens of this dis When "Hamlet" stalks the boards nagging at the skirts of the Ameri His real purchasing' power has alone. Hence, the importance of trict have been aware of the con can university today, we add another greatly increased and the outlook a revival in this industry! The tinuous work being done toward in towards the end of next month, we Remo-te Control predict that Dr. Earl E. Fleischman sentence to congratulate Princeton for 1935 points to still higher pric Government Housing program will A professor at Syracuse uni stilling an international feeling in all for its progressive attitude toward es and a further advance in buying be of little help. As long as who fall within the scope of this col will have given theatre goers another versity, while recovering from an worth while evening of drama. grammar in the nation where demo power in the farm areas. building costs, taxes, and interest appendicitis operation, gave lect lege. A week and a half ago the cratic ideals demand that you for Many industrial commodities rates are high and rents low there ures in bed to his chemistry class president delivered a sermon which give the collegiate football star for have shown some weakness in the can be no substantial pick-up in with the aid of a microphone, tele •w;ill long be remembered by those saying "aint." —Forida Flambeau. last six months due to backing building. The rapidly growing phone exchange and loud speaker. who were present at the Rollins away from NRA price-fixing and shortage of homes favors tising —Pitt News. chape] that Sunday. The text of Dr. ASermon in aSentence business dullness. This weakness rents 5nd every indication points Holt's address was urging President is but an interruption of the up to lower mortgage rates but not Roosevelt to lead the United States By Dean Charles A. Campbell More than 25 tons of dessert are BOUND TO BE READ ward trend. New Washington to lower building costs. There used at the University of Minne into the World Court and the League legislation, the effects of drought fore, construction volumes will be sota every year. of Nations. "I am the embryo of an archan and stronger supply-demand ratio moderately better than in. 1934, but are all working toward higher For many years Dr. Holt has been gel", declared Victor Hugo. Another Englishman finds—as did I foresee no building boom in 1935. Akron, Ohio.—A student ques the notable Major L. L. B. Angas— wholesale prices in the coming The real estate business, which is tionnaire among the students here an interested advocate of the League. year. The advance, however, will He has been credited as the founder the United States leading the world more active than last December, revealed that nickel magazines out of the depression. probably be at a slower pace than will continue to improve in 1935. were unanimously the first choice, of that organization (which was one One of our supreme tasks is the in the last eighteen months. The of "the only two new ideas that have He is Harold Fisher, described as More Jobs in 19.35 a total'of 111 magazines being fulfillment of the divine essence resi "an English Wool manufacturer with important point about 1935 comf- While unemployment this winter come out of the World War") and dent in every life. named. Three students admitted a international experience in trade." modity markets will be selectivity. will be more serious than ever, the fondness for True Stories, while the inaugurator of the world peace Each commodity will have to be movement. It is true that Congress He writes "The Inevitable World Re number of jobless will drop as 1935 four others brazenly expressed a covery," (Doubleday, Doran, $2.00). judged on its own merits. Rising advances. The expected gain in preference for Ballyhoo.—Miami failed to ratify a motion to enter the farm prices should be the high- League near the close of the Wilson Never despise yourself. Fisher says the world crisis construction will be shared by oth Student. through which we recently passed spot and this means higher food er industries. Steel operations administration, but the failure has , prices for everybody. been attributed to the turn public was part of a 20-year cycle dating and automobile output will have a The Tulane "Hullabaloo" tells Food Prices Will Boost opinion had taken toward the chief back to 1914. 'That cycle ended very sharp rise in the early months us that the case of the two stu^ Self-contempt is fatal. Living Costs executive then in office. Further when the United States abandoned of the year. Improvement in these dents of the University of Califor 1935 will see a substantial rise more, coming at a time when the cur the pre-war gold standard in April, lines, where the big bulk of the un nia who were expelled because in the cost of living principally tain had just been lowered on "the 1933." employment lies, is the most en they objected to military training We must understand that all life because of food bills. Price? of war to end war," the motion failed Reticient to agree with his con couraging factor in the 1935 labor has been brought before the Unit is a gradual development: a germ, foodstuffs are now at the highest to receive the necessary two-thirds clusions, we cannot help but wish the outlook....Although in some indus ed States Supreme Court. This is a root, a stem, a leaf, a bud—then a level in four years and the advance majority by the narrowest of mar best for such as this generous predic tries present rates are today high the test of compulsory military full blown flower and the fruit. goes on week after week. No gins. In 1919 few people could see tion of Fisher's: er than in 1929, I expect to see training in colleges. — Polytechnic extraordinary rise is expected in the possibility of another crisis aris "The entire economy of the world mounting demands for wage in Reporter. ing between the nations of the world. is about to be lifted to a new perma the furniture, clothing, and miscel creases as the year advances. The Do not forget that all beginnings laneous sections of the family budJ Now, however, as Dr. Holt recognized nent mean level in the nominal values anticipated rise in living costs will Restrictions to prohibit smok of great things are inconspicuous and get. Utility rates will decline in his address, peace conditions, par of currencies as we know them and, prod labor into demanding higher ing are in effect the University of their unfoldings are slow. further. On the other hand, ticularly abroad, seem far more un failing another world catastrophe to wages. Illinois. They were put in effect rents will strengthen—may even certain than at any time since the raise indebtedness again to fantastic Labor troubles will seasonably to preserve the appearance of the jump sharply in certain localities. Armistice was signed. Evidence of heights, future actions and reactions increase during the spring months grounds and not to regulate the A lack of suitable rental space in this fact can be found by merely Therefore, we must have both faith will fluctuate around that new and wil] hang as a threat over cer- morals of the students.—Brown & more than half of our leading cit noticing the increased discontent in and patience. mean." (Continued on page 5) White. THE ROLLINS SANDSPUR advertising rates. <>_<. • The advertising and sales out New Dr. and Mrs. Holt Bishop Anderson Babson's Report look brings to mind the possibility Train Not of a sales tax. The Treasury ab on Trip North to Conduct «ORO«!T¥ lOTIi (Continued from Page 4) solutely must find a new form of Streamlined revenue without strangling recov Dr. and Mrs. Holt Leave for NOR Bible Seminar >tain major industries. This will be President Hamilton Holt, accom bers and pledges of Alpha Mu of ery. It is examining carefully BOSTON—(UP)—Another gen. due principally to the fact that panied by Mrs. Holt left Saturday "The Modern Man—His Bible" Gamma Phi Beta, Miss Ethel En the pros and cons of a general ius who was ahead of his time has K.K. GAMMA only temporary agreements are in for a trip to New York City m the is the title of a series of lectures yart, Mrs. Winslow S. Anderson, sales tax. The latter is prob been brought to life, and Members of K K G fraternity ^force in such industries as auto- interest of the college. for Rollins students to be deliver Mrs. A. B. Dick,, Mrs. E. Mend ably the least painful method of new proof made of the truth of gave a tea Sunday afternoon in Jmobile, textile, and steel. This On the night of January 17, ed by Bishop William F. Ander son, Mrs. Charles Pratt, Mjss Pat raising money—and for that reas the adage, "there's nothing new honor of Mrs. Irving Chaffee. Mrs. does not mean, however, that the President Holt as vice president son of Carleton College on suc Guppie, Miss Betty Smith, and on is one of the most dangerous under the sun." Chaffee and Nancy Cushman re next few months will see any fun of the Church Peace Union, will cessive seminar hours, beginning Miss Hester Davis. in the long run. Take for exam This time it's that newest de ceived while Mrs. Hugh McKean damentally serious labor troubles. attend a dinner given for the Un January 22. Miss Martha May Newby spent ple the gasoline tax in certain velopment of this speed-mad era, poured. Seventy guests were As far as major strikes are con- ion members by Mrs. Andrew Car These talks, sponsored by the the week end with friends in Sara states. Other levies will be heav the streamlined train. At least it present. 'cerned, the unions may get plen- negie in New York. college, will be held probably in sota deep sea fishing. ier. The trend of income taxes is seemed new, but now it appears 'ty of unemployed to parade—but Dr. and Mrs. Holt also plan to the Congregational Church at Miss Deborah Williams '33 was still upward. Moreover, except in that it was all worked out way The Alumni of Delta Epsilon 'those already having jobs will spend a few days with their son, 10:45 a. m. each Tuesday. a guest of the chapter for a few special instances, there is little back in 1865, about the time honored the pledges with a tea 'hesitate to leave them. Tempor- John E. Holt, foreign representa Such topics as "The Bible as days following the Christmas holi liklihood that property owners will grandfather was coming home January 8, the anniversary of the 'ary disturbances over demands for tive of the International Business Literature," "What is the Higher days. secure any relief next year from from the Civil War, by a Roxbury founding of the chapter, at Mrs. higher wages will be frequent; Machine Corp., who will be in New Criticism?" "Has Criticism Been burdensome real estate taxes. clergyman, the Rev. Samuel R. McCoy's. Mrs. Arthur Harris and but no dislocation of any major York on a quick business trip from Helpful or Harmful to Scriptur Foreign Outlook Spotty Calthrop. Mrs. Osterling poured. industry nor any serious inter What is the outlook abroad his headquarters abroad. al Authority?" have been consid On Sunday, January 13, the Dr. Calthrop's designs still may ruption of production should take Canada, Latin America, South Af ered for the discussions. chapter gave a tea honoring Mrs. be seen in the Patent Office, CHI OMEGA place. rica and Australia should continue Bishop Anderson, for the past Irvin Chaffee. Miss Nancy Cush where he filed them 69 years ago, The pledges of X Q sorority en Retail Trade Up Five Per Cent to go ahead next year, but else Martin to two years, has been Professor of man and Mrs. Chaffee received and they bear a remarkable re tertained the active members for Advances both in factory and where faltering. Further substan Religion at Carleton College, the guests. About seventy friends semblance to the new "Zephyr." Lecture on dinner at Perrydell January 14. farm buying power definitely mean tial recovery in Britain depends or Northfield, Minn. His previous of Mrs. Chaffee's Kvere serVed. The train had the appearance Dorothy Smith was guest of honor better trade—wholesale and retail a bettering of world trade. The Far record of activities includes such Mrs. Arthur McKean poured. of one unit, the cars being joined Disarmament and Lucille Kramp was in charge. alike. Retail sales in general j East is suffering from o' posts as President of the Metho Word has been received of the by flexible vestibules. The locomo during the early months of 1935 duction. Central Europe is dan dist church Board of Education, marriage of Betty Currier, '34, to tive had a shovel-like snout, and John Martin, conference leader should be considerably better than gerously restless. As to war pros. Acting President of Boston Uni T. J. Morris on December 29th at was completely sheathed, except and consultant on international re the average of the last six months pects, I can only say that the out versity and Corresponding Secre Montclair, New Jersey. PIBETATffl for the stack—for this, of course, lations at Rollins College, will and about 5 per cent above the look is grave. I doubt if France tary of the Methodist Board of Saturday night, January 12, the was to be a steam train. Windows give the second in a series of nine Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Harbottle first half of 1934. The holiday and the other "gold bloc" nations Education, having jurisdiction pledges of n B $ entertained the and doors were built flush with public lectures on international announce the engagement of their season just completed was the can withstand indefinitely the over all educational departments actives with a dance at the chap the sheathing, which extended all relations in the Winter Park Con- daughter, Sara, to Mr. Jack most successfiul in years—many pressure o| continued deflation. of the church. ter house. the way around the cars, the 1 Church Thursday, Jan Howden, of Grand Rapids, Michi localities even exceeding 1929. Unit If these countries "go off gold" The chaperones were Mrs. Wil wheels running in slots, the rear uary 17, at 11 A. M. The series During the war, he served gan. Mr. Howden is a member of volume as well as dollar value the way may be paved toward an cox, Mrs. Lester, Mrs. Enwright of the last car tapering to a point being presented, as usual, un- abroad in an educational capacity the Kappa Alpha fraternity and was much better and I expect this immediate world currency agree and Mrs. Stemm. Mr. and Mrs. in the latest approved manner. • the auspices of Rollins Col and was made a member of the was a graduate of the class of trend to continue and to broaden ment. The artificial advantage of Manwaring were guests. Another modern feature was the lege. French Legion of Honor in recog '34. into all lines in 1935. Medium- dollar devaluation has about spent system of forced ventilation with le subject of this week's dis- nition for his services. Degrees Mias Jean G^lass returned on priced "necessity" merchandise is itself, but prospects favor a mod air conditioning. is announced, will be have been accorded him by many Saturday after a long sojourn in likely to be in best demand. With erate dfevaluation hrdlutaoinppres- Chicago. K. A. THETA The "Air Resisting Train," as "The Breakdown in Disarmament." notable institutions throughout the growing purchasing power, how- erate improvement in our foreign Mrs. James C. Wolfe, who before Dr. Calthrop called it, never came public is invited. Admsi- country. trade due to tariff adjustments. free, but a collection will her marriage New Years eve, was the to anything. Nearly 70 years were Students may register for th( So much for trade and industry. be taken at each lecture in the Miss Rosamond Carson, a Rollins luxuries will enjoy a better call. to elapse before his dream was lectures as though for a scheduled GAMMA Pffl BETA Now what about stocks and bonds ? for the benefit of the Col seminar course. In the event Miss Eloisa Williams and Miss '32 graduate and a member of Q While selling conditions will be translated into fact. Possibly the Briefly, I believe we have been in lege Scholarship Fund. sufficient number of students Charlotte Cadman were hostesses chapter of K A 0. Mr. and Mrs. better throughout most of the good Doctor was too interested in a major bull market since July, sign for the course, a second meet at tea at the chapter house, Friday Wolfe will be at home in Babson country in the next twelve months, his work with the Harvard crew, 1932, and that the coming year ing each week will be arranged. afternoon, January 11. Among Park, Fla., after the first of Feb certain sections will benefit first. which he coached in their first single deck of cards provides will see a continuation of that bull Students must come to the office the guests were the active mem- ruary. The farming regions of the Mid race with Yale, to waste time on the material for 733 games.—Mi- market. Congress may unsettle f the dean to register. dlewest and particularly of such a trifling thing as an in Student. prices from time to time, but fun vention. South are now the most favorable damentally better business will be Mrs. Clinton Scollard territories. The Northwest also the most important influence on Mary Kennedy offers excellent opportunity the 1935 stock market. Earnings Harriet Hillar Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes; and Dr. E. Newman Brisk trade in the farm an will continue to improve, with A New Version by M. J. Davis (Continued from Page 1) should be reflected in increa; comparatively ise rtaedpcmfwyp Wedded to Are Hostesses activity in the industrial centers comparisons best in the final half. I had 12 bottles of whisky in my pulled the next bottle out of my Mr. Barber is utilizing the human as the new year progresses. Mod The 1934 tendency toward more Montague Crook Dr. Evelyn Newman and Mrs. erate advances in wholesale pric cellar and my wife made me emp throat and poured the cork down voice as a fifth musical instru generous dividends will hold. Se ment, blending it with the strings Clinton Scollard were hostesses at es will be passed along to the con Miss Harriet Hillar, Rollins ty the contents of each and every the sink, all but the sink which I curities are in strong hands today in a novel introduction. Mr. Bar a luncheon given in the Orchestra sumer on retail price tags. Only graduate of 1932 and a men bottle down the sink. So I did drank. I pulled the next cork and the floating supply is low. ber's stay in Winter Park will Gift and Tea Shop Saturday. in food lines are prices expected of Pi Beta Phi, was married to as my wife desired—withdrew the out of my throat and poured the These factors should combine to necessarily be limited as he must Guests included Miss Grace Ed to jump sharply. Most impor Mr. Henry Montague Crook of cork from the first bottle and sink down the bottle and drank the bear out my forecast that we are return to New York for the pres wards and her guest, Mrs. Suzanne tant of all. collections will con North Carolina, January 9, at poured the contents down the sink, cork. still in a period of rising security entation of his own compositions Gruber, Mrs. C. B. Vincent, Mrs. tinue to improve next year. twelve o'clock in the Knowles with the exception of one glass Well, I had them all empty and prices. on the program of the New York Mason, Mrs. Willard Wattles, Mrs. Further Gains in Advertising loral Chapel. which I drank. I steadied the house with one Charles Williams, Mrs. Elmer Selectivity Keynote of 1935 Philharmonic Symphony Orches With distinctly better trade pos- Only the immediate family was I then withdrew the cork from hand and counted the bottles with Johnson, Miss Elizabeth MeCon- Stock Market tra. jibilities, the outlook for all types present. Mr. and Mrs. Crook will the 2nd bottle and did likewise the other, which were 24. I also nell, Mrs. Douglas Murray, Mrs. But because of inflationary pos Voices chosen by Christopher 0. jf advertising is better. Lineage be at home in Loobock, Texas, af with the exception of one glass counted them again when they Bradley, Mrs. M. H. Limerick, sibilities, more legislation, and Honaas from the Che^pel Choir has shown a consistent gain in ter February 1st. Mr. Crook will which I drank. I then extracted came around and I had 74, and as and Mrs. Rose Powers Van Cleve. various other influences, the stock will be under the direction of Mr. [he last year and this trend will be connected with the United Fruit the cork from the 3rd bottle, emp the house came around I counted lontinue in 1935. The NRA has market of 1935 will be fully as tied the good old booze down the them again. Finally I had all the Barber and will compose the Growers. Sixty-two Westminster College ;ut price-fixing adrift, thus prom selective as that of 1934. Remem bottle except the bottle except the houses and bottles counted and I Gypsy Chorus. (New Wilmington, Pa) women ising keener competition in the ber that diversification is the glass, which I devoured. I pull proceeded to wash the houses but Both Miss Russell and Miss students residing in six coopera lext few months than ever before. soundest of all investment poli which means a sharp rise i living Kennedy were generous in their ed the cork from the 4th sink and I couldn't get the bottles into the tive houses run by the college get Hence, concerns must concentrate cies! In view of this, what is the costs will not help fixed poured the bottle down the glass brushes, so I turned the bottles appraisal of the intelligence and room and board for $5 a week. )n sales campaigns if they expect outlook for various groups? Those obligations. On the other hand, in when I drank some. I pulled the inside out and washed and wiped appreciation of American dramatic They cook, wash dishes and clean ;o get their share of the 1935 busi- industries catering directly to the terest rates are being lowered all bottle from the cork of the next them and went upstairs and told audiences. Miss Kennedy partic house themselves. less improvement, and advertising wants of consumers, such as mer- around. This forces the huge and drank one sink of it, then my other half all about what I had ularly emphasized the benefit to )U(igets must recognize this fact. chandise and amusement lines, will reservoir of investment funds into threw the rest down myself. I done, and Oh Boy!*!/? ?**-rve derived from college courses Advertise In Appropriations can be calculated itinue the excellent gains made the bond market to obtain a high pulled the next cork and poured got the wifest little nice in the creative writing for the embryo The Sandspur m the basis of a 5 per cent sales 1934. lis are temporarily dis er return than now available on the bottle down my throat. I world! thor. She, likewise, adv'ised fain In the first half and a con- turbed, but the longe range out bank deposits or government young authors aspiring to write ilderably bigger gain in the last look is still satisfactory. Auto bonds. At present writing it ap for the theatre to acquire some ix months. In addition there is mobile prospects look moderately pears that the latter factor will Glory Has No practical experience in acting or he possibility of an increase in better. Building issues will di- continue to be the most powerful Installation the technical fields. Miss Ken ectly reflect the volume of con- influence on bond prices in the Cash Value nedy agreed with Annie Russell truction. early months of 1935. So wise (Continued from Page 1) that (the novelist, inexiperienced Iron and steel operations will investors are today not only KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP) — in the theatre world, make a sad xpand rapidly in the first half; hedging against inflation by in Glory being very nice but of no dramatist for the most part. Andrews, New York, N. Y., Joseph he second half depends on build- cluding goods and equities in their cash value at the grocery, Paul C. C. Howell, Orlando, Fla., Jack L. ng. Chemicals should share in portfolios, but are likewise includ Constant has tendered his resig Ott, Louisville Ky., Donald Thom he coming year's business gains. ing a backlog of high-grade bonds nation as Belgium Consul and as, Grand Rapids, Mich., James L. Mill owners are feeling somewhat for the time being. French Consular Agent of Kansas Parker Elgin Tullis, Cleveland, O., Richard B. better after a very troublesome City. Pens As we stand on the threshold of Washington, Asheville, N. C, A. CJSO/IA Watches Much farm and industrial 1935 let us look back for a mom David Bothe, Oreland, Pa., John Consul Constant teaches French equipment needs replacement. ent on the past three years. Read 0. Bullock, Pittsburgh, Pa., James at Kansas City University, from Grover Morgan Railroads are due for some relief, ers will recall that 1932 marked F. Holden, Hackettstown, N. J., which he derives a living, but the Engraver — Jeweler long-pull investors will leave 0^^' GPBLE the end of the worst depression in Howard W. Showalter, jr., Fair- duties of consular work are a stocks alone. Rail equipment our history; 1933 averaged a 10 mount, W. Va., Eugene A. Smith, steady drain on his resources. The makers stand to benefit if any rail per cent gain; 1934 moved us 8 Milwaukee, Wis., Anthony Carr remuneration from the two Eu modernization program is put per cent nearer normal. Those etta, Mt. Vernon, N. Y., Bonar D. ropean governments, he says, is through Congress. Politics cloud of my readers whose business has Collinson, Scobey, Mont., and not enough to cover the cost of the utility outlook more than ever m yet shown but little or no improve John E. Turner, Chicago, 111. the stamps and stationery involv but power consumption is at a ment should take heart. The out Faculty members are Dr. Char- ed. four-year peak so the net result standing development of 1934 was If the government will grant may be better than the average 3 A. Campbell, Professor Rob the broadening out of recovery in ert Howard, and Dr. Wendell C. Constant his expenses he will stick to new lines which had not shared Officers this year are: with the job, he says, recalling Low Rates vs Inflation the improvement of 1933, and 1935 president James L. Tullis.— vice- fondly his last service which was The bond outlook is complicated will definitely see this trend con president. Jack L. Ott; secretary, when he kissed Mayor Bryce E. Calling All by two diverse influences. First, tinued. Remember that while Howard W. Showalter, jr.; treas- Smith resoundingly on both cheeks business is 27 per cent below nor any inflationary development er, Bonar D. Collinson. and presented him with the Bel mal today, it is 16 per cent better Book Worms! The fraternity has pledged fif- gium medal of the Order of Leo than December two years ago and J teen freshmen who will be initiat pold. 9 per cent above last December. The popular books of the ed within two weeks after the in day are calling you, com Let us be thankful for this and ED RANDALL stallation of the Florida Beta Advertise in the Sandspur prising such as: "The J faith that by December of Folks," by Ruth Suckow; Tailor chapter. "The Forty Days of Musa 1935 we will again be on the verge 222 Park Avenue of prosperity. Dagh," by Franz Werfel; PAN Fraternity takes pleasure "Goodbye Mr. Chips," by Andy's Garage James Hilton: "Pitcairn's in annoifncing the initiation of Island," by Nordhoff & Max Harrington, Mort Lichten 266 Church Street Hall; "The Glorious Pool," stein and Bob Johnson. ... We Repair ... by Thorne Smith and All Makes of "While Rome Burns," by Alexander Woolcott. BIRDSONG'S ADVERTISE IN Automobiles THE SANDSPUR ALL OTHERS STREET FLOOR PINE STREET GRILL . . . EXTRA . i. . Hal Roberts and His Southern California Band A "Bunnie" Special Orange Laundry in "Songs of the Colleges" Acme Colonial Cleaners 3—DAY—3 || 3—DAYS—3 YOWE LL- Rollins Freshman WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY "Clean Clothes Craftsmen" THURSDAY THURSDAY DREW CO. 29 East Pine Street FRIDAY FRIDAY ux THE ROLLINS SANDSPUR BASKETBALL STARTS AS X CLUB AND PHI DELTS WIN tial list people : being tested Intramural WOMEN daily. DECISIVE VICTORIES NEWS AND VIEWS The popularity of golf is clearly Basketball IN SPORTS evidenced by the fact that there OF SPORTS are forty-five persons signed up Schedule INAUGURATE SEASONS for this sport during the Winter By Reg. Clough This term finds Harper-Shep term. With Jinny Jones, cham The following schedule for in OPENING CONTESTS , pard field converted into a hockey pion during 1933, back, the possi tramural basketball games has field. Every Wednesday and Mon. bility of some golf trips is better. The intramural basketball schedule which was released been released by the physical edu day afternoon class elevens as She has played with Betty Myers, by the athletic department this week is contained in this issue cation department: X Club Trims Rollins 35- 7 semble to go through stick drill present champioyij on Ohio and of the SANDSPUR. The first games were played last night, Jan. 15.—8 P. M.—Phi Delta While Rho Lambda Nu Loses and team play. Although thi Kentucky courses during the past when the season started with the Phi Delta Theta-Rho Lamb Theta vs. Rho Lambda Nu. season is only two weeks old, th( two summers, and the meeting of to Phi Delta Theta 40-16 da Nu and the Rollins Hall-X Club contests were staged. To 9 P. M.~Rollins Hall vs. X Club. new material has shown itself to these two later on promises to be Jan.16.—8. P. IVI.—Theta Kappa night, however, interested spectators will have a chance to The Intramural basketball season got under way last advantage and this year promises a tight match. Nu vs. Kappa Alpha. see one of the likely contenders for the basketball champion night with the Phi Delta Theta and the X Club decisively to provide some historis struggL Honors Day will take place next 9 P. M.—X Club vs. Rho Lamb ship when the Kappa Alpha team faces Theta KappaNu. defeating Rho Lambda Nu and Rollins Hall respectively. Knowlton, the Pi Phi flash, Willie Wednesday in the chapel with the da Nu. Comparisons are always dangerous and of little worth, but The scores were, Phi Delta Theta over Rho Lambda Nu 40 Murphy, and Connie Etz are W. A. A. Banquet to be held th Jan. 17—8. P. M.—Kappa Alpha from past knowledge the play-offs, if necessary, we think to 16, and X Club walloping Rollins Hall 35 to 7. among the old timers who vrill dis night before. Arrangements ar vs Phi Delta Theta. will be held between the K. A.'s and the X Club. The games were still in the-4 • . play their wares. It remains to now being made and members of Jan. 22—8 P. M.—Rollins Hall rough stages because of limited Games will be played in Recreation Hall every Tuesday, be seen whether the "deb" players the "R" Club hope to have the vs. Phi Delta Theta. manding lead. Although the pass practice and the inability of the Wednesday, and Thursday from now until February 19th. will outshine these stars. support of everyone for this 9. P. M.—Kappa Alpha vs Rho work of both teams was a little teams to function properly in this If a playoff series is necessitated, it will take place on the Lambda Nu. erratic it gave promise of im The finals of the Fall tennis early stage. 20th, 21st, and 22nd of next month. Rollins Hall, which fail tournament, postponed because of Jan. 23—8 P. M.—Kappa Alpha provement during the course of Jordan and Murray completely ed to enter a touchfootball team, has gathered its forces in an inclement weather before the holi vs. Rollins Hall. the season. Rollins Hall, al dominated the offence of the attempt to threaten the leaders. We know of only one star days, will be played off tomorrow 9 P. M.—Theta Kappa Nu vs. though they did not decide to en Intramural Delta Theta team, these two boys in Rollins Hall, and we aren't certain whether or not he will afternoon on the Pugsley courts X Club. ter a team until the last minute, i scoring all but five of the team participate. However, if he does, in our opinion the whole at three o'clock. Maxfeda Hess Jan. 24—8 P. M.—Theta Kappa showed they had the spirit and • Board Meets total. Jordan, playing a little o^ league will be abundant in its supply of good centers. will meet Willie Murphy to deter Nu vs. Phi Delta Theta. determination which is essential er three quarters, leaving th mine the title and tennis enthusi- At a recent meeting of the In 9 P. M. Rollins Hall vs. Rho in making a good team. The scor game then via the personal foul Many of those mentioned last week as varsity material astics are urged to attend as the tramural Board a schedule for Lambda Nu. ing of the X Club was fairly well route, tossed in nine field goals will play in a faster league by joining the Orlando forces. play should climax the tournament intrefraternity basketball games divided with Brown, Winant, and Jan. 29—8 P. M,—X Club vs. and three fouls for a total of 21 Most of Rollins' main threats have agreed to give their ser in every way. dravi'n up. This schedule was Servis leading with seven points Phi Delta Theta. points. Murray threw five field vices to the Dollar Cleaners which seems to have a college ased last week and is included each. Marshall looked to be the There are now two riding acad- 9 P. M.—Theta Kappa Nu vs. goals through the mesh and also quintet in store for its rivals. Two years ago Rollins entered tis issue of the Sandspur. best bet for Rollins Hall, his pass amies available to Rollins eques Rho Lambda Nu. dropped 4 shots from the foul line a team in this competition but last year officials voted that lere will be another meeting work and floor work shading the triennes. The Orlando Country Jan. 30—8 P. M.—Kappa Alpha for 14 points. Jim Mobley and only teams representing Orlando business firms could play. of this council during the latter other members of the team. Club offers riding, polo, and jump vs. X Club. Morrow were outstanding for Those games will probably be held in the Coliseum. part of the week to arrange for The only serious casuality of the ing at $25 per term, with two (Second Half) for Rho Lambda Nu, the two for diamondball league and to set- evening was received by R. Brown, Bob Servis, Rollins golfer, paired up with Bob Stupple, rides each week and instruction. Jan. 31—8 P. M.—X Club vs. Iward s scoring 10 points and 6 I other points which rest upon lanky center of the X Club, who a Chicago pdofessional, to win the Dubsdread pro-amateur This Academy is going to put on Rollins Hall. points respectively. the decision of this group. sprained his ankle. tournament held on Sunday. They took first place with a a show in February and it is 9 P. M.—Phi Delta Theta vs. hoped that this event will pave An official notice of the time and The X Club started out in whirl best ball of 65. Servis carded a 68, three under par for the 10 Lambda Nu. wind fashion holding Rcllins Hall the way for a Rollins Horse show place of the meeting will be an REGI'NA, Sask.—(UP)—A spec- course. The field was unusually good for Central Florida Feb. 5—8 P. M.—X Club vs. Rho without a field goal for little over later on, as it is evident that tal nounced within a few days, ac 1 airplane service to carry fish in this annual event. Carl Dann, State amateur champion, Lambda Nu. a quarter while piling up a com- matched with the Dubsdread professional, Tom Carney, tied ent is not lacking. The Arabian cording to the Chairman of the P. M.—Theta Kappa Nu vs. from northern Saskatchewan to for third wit ha 68. Carney received a prize for his low pro Academy, opposite Harper-Shep- Board. Kappa Alpha. New York and Chicago markets score of 70, Stupple's 71 was second best, and Servis won the pard Field offers two rides per Feb. 6—8 P. M.—Rollins Hall vs. Feb. 13—8 P. M.—Rollins Hall will be established this winter by low score for amateurs though no prize was awarded. week at $18 per term. Beavers Get Quick Treatment Theta Kappa Nu. vs. Rho Lambda Nu. the Brooks Airways, of Prince Al With the posture cup to be NEWBERRY, Mieh. — (UP) - P. M.—Kappa Alpha vs. Phi 9 P. M.—Theta Kappa Nu vs. bert, it is announced here. R. D. Sir Malcolm Campbell, who has traveled in an autom- awarded at Honors Day next whose activities in dam Delta Theta. Phi Delta Theta. Brooks, president of the airways, bile faster than any other living human, arrived in Jackson Wednesday, a word about the con building interfere with CCC stream Feb. 7—8 P. M.—Kappa Alpha Feb. 14—8 P. M.—Theta Kappa estimates that about 500,000 ville last week to make arrangements for another run on testants is in order. Now being improvement projects, are not tol . Rho Lambda Nu. Nu vs. Rho Lambda Nu. pounds of whitefish, pickerel and Daytona Beach this year. Travelling more than 272 miles considered are: Peg Bashford, erated here. Whenever one of the 9 P. M.—Rollins Hall vs. Phi 9 P. M.—X Club vs. Phi Delta lake trout will be flown out of Sas per hour in 1933, the English automobile speedster set a new Ginny Braznell, Jane Harding, enterprising animals is caught in Delta Theta. Theta. katchewan during the winter world's record for fast driving. If the condition of the Jane Irby, Peg Jennison, Kather- the act of attempting to rebuild Feb. 12—8 P. M.—Theta Kappa Feb. 19—8 P. M.—X Club vs. months. beach warrants it, he may make another attempt some time Jones, Betty Myers, Opal Pet- a torn out dam, he is captured and Nu vs. X Club. Kappa Alpha. this winter. Last year Campbell remained in England and ., Nan Poeller, Doris Smiley, and railroaded out of the community. 9 P. M.—Kappa Alpha vs. Rol PLAYOFF SERIES Advertise In did not try to better his previous mark. ve Stoner. This is only a par Rather than kill the creatures. lins Hall. (If Necessary) The Sandspur Charles Harris, Delaware state tennis champion in 1934, won the East Coast Tennis tournament Saturday in Cocoa. Frank Guernsey, Orlando amateur expert, teamed up with Frank Kready of New York to beat Oughterson and Harris in the final doubles matches. The next Florida State Tennis Association will be held in Orlando during the first few days of February. 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