•••-:_•• The Miami Hurric . THE OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI*'"

Vouiux XV CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA, DECEMBER 11, 1941 NUMBER 12 pi Chis Crown Queen of Clubs Bampton Opens Concert rriday Night at Biltmore At midnight tonight the Queen of Clubs will be crowned in tbe bail- Season Monday Evening ieoal of the Miami Biltmore Country Club, marking the climax of With Rose Bampton, Metropolitan Opera star, as guest artist, the to twelfth annual Pi Chi Queen of Clubs dance. University Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of John Bitter, RepresenUtives of seven University sororities will compete with will open its fourteenth concert season at Orchestra Hall of Miami tigfc icbool sororities in metropolitan Miami schools for the coveted Senior High School, Monday evening, December 15. ferown and trophy. Alma -—-—— "••crown and trophy. Alma Jane Opening number will be "Decision" by Henry Brant This piece is Lindgren, Chi Omega, last year's provin Announces queen, will crown the new title ••an orchestral reworking of the Second Semester holder. , . finale of "City Portrait" which Brant was commissioned to write VACATION STARTS DEC. SO Enrollment Plan Judges and candidates will be for the American Ballet Caravan Seeond-semester registration, honored at a dinner prior to the Christmas vacation begins in 1939. «Uc_ will be conducted on the dance. The queen will be chosen officially Saturday. Dec. 20 and Also scheduled on the program p_a use»d last February, must be according to poise, beauty, and ••els Jan. 5. There will he no is the Sibelius Symphony in D, completed by Jsnuary 16, accord­ charm. Saturday classes. Absences pre- Major Number Two, which first ing to the schedule announced by Music will be furnished by -ions to to* holidays will he depicts the quiet pastoral life of the registrar's otfflce this week. Tommy Smythe .snd his ten piece the Finns, undisturbed by thought pre^^tration will begin Jan- collegiate band. The Biltmore has counted as usual; no double cuts of oppression. The second move­ fjtry 6 and instructors will give been decorated and special light­ will be charted. ment of the symphony, charged ing effects will be featured. 'Mom' oat registration-kits in classes on Rose Bampton with a patriotic feeling, brings the MoB_.y and Tueesdsy, January 6 Koch is assisting with the dance thought of a brutal people ruling ud 6. plans and decorations and wil] Sibelius' countrymen. In the third Notices are now in the mail to have charge of the coronation cer­ Packed Assembly Hears University, movement there is an awakening nth itndsnt at his local address, emony. of a national spirit; and aa tlie toting that the second semester Half the proceeds of the dance piece closes, hope appears with will begin February 4. Late regis- will go to the Donald Grant Mem­ NbTrtary Authorities Speak on War the anticipation of the coming of tntion fas will be charged after orial Library fund. a deliverer. January 16. University candidates for the Piled three deep outside windows, in the halls, and standing in the Mme. Bampton will sing three New freshmen and transfer stu- title of Queen of .Clubs are Mary back of the auditorium, the student body of the University listened songs from John Alden Carpen­ Lou Yahner, Chi Omega; Mary ejentt will register on February in assembly this morning to Dr. Lewis K. Manley, Dr. Bowman F. ter's "Gitanjali Suite" and two 2_d 3. Maroon, Delta Zeta; Audrey Gold- Wagnerian arias, "Du Bist Der Ashe, Dr. Henry !>. West, snd the representatives of the navigation wyn, Alpha Epsilon Phi; Shirley Lens," a love song from "Die Red Cross Haimes .Goldston, Delta Phi Ep­ school, describing the university's part in the present emergency. Walkuere," and "Dich Them* silon; Csroline Dodd, Kappa Kap­ Speakers stressed that the Uni-' Halle" from Tannhauser. into war-time services, unless pa Gamma; Jacqueline Watson, versity will not be closed by an Student activity books will be Will Teach called, would be inadvisable. The Sigma Kappa; Patty Hollarn, Zeta enforced enlargement of the cadet honored at the concert. speakers from the cadet division First Aid Here Tau Alpha. school, advised tha' students avoid The complete program for Mon­ were Wing Commander C. N. Pint aid classes under the spon- The dance is to be "Florida for­ rumor and be watchful for any day evening follows: mal." Service men in uniforms are evidence of subversive action and Fleming, of the RAF, Lt. Fred ior_ip of toe Bed Cross will be Merritt, the American comman­ "Dec—ton" .7 Henry Brant open to University of Miami stu­ welcome. warned that leaving school to go "Gltanjali" John AMen Carpenter dant, and Captain Carl Dewey of 1. -When I Bring to Ton Colour-d dents beginning immediately after Pan-American Airways. Toys" tfae Christmas vacation, the regis­ Lackadaisical Senators To Be Dr. Ashe, in his first official ap­ 2. "The Sleep That nits on Bahy'i trar's office announced this week. Eyee* pearance as president of the Uni­ Those interested in signing; up Called te Account fer Absences 3. "Light my Light" versity at an assembly this year, for the course should inquire at described the spirit he had just "Da BU Der Leu*" from the registrar's office Monday, when Absence of five senators, two of them newly-elected freshmen, kept seen at Washington and advised "Dies Walguere" Richard Wagner n_edule information will be avail­ the student senate from meeting again Tuesday, for the sixth time "Dlch Tbeure Halle" from similar calmness and determina­ able night and day. Classes, some Tanahe-neer" Richard Wagner this year. tion at Miami. Dr. Henry S. West, lections of which will be opened dean emeritus of the college of to Corel Gables residents, will be At a special business session called for this morning at 11:30, action liberal arts, presided, adding as­ Symphony ni D Major Number Two ktU. was to be taken against senators absent more than twice, according to surances that the University would Jean Sibelius No charge wfl] be made for toe a constitutional ruling which pro--*- Allegretto day's meeting were Ed Tanner, El­ continue to function normally. Tempo Andante ma Rotate course, sad no credit is offered. vides that senators absent too eanor Arthur, Jake Watson, Mar­ VI minium - Lento e SuaTe - CertiM Red Cross instructors often may be asked to resign. Two navigation cadets gradu­ vin Goldman, Jinvny Dunn, and VI—K—simo siB ihe s series of twenty les­ According to the roll taken by ated from Miami's school, were Finale - Allegro Moderate Ruth Wolkowsky. I ions. A pamphlet text-book is re- the secretary of the senate, Louise killed in action, Dr. Manley stated. In reference to ' the continued qnireA Wheeler, those absent from Tues- Also urging calm, he gave a brief absence of senators, president summary of the day's news of the Religious Council Don Chadderdon s*,ys that things war, concluding that students Mu Beta Sigma Diving Expedition "can't go on as ir ey are, espec­ should plan and work as they may ially in this time of crisis." be required, "so that your chil­ To Sell Seeds Covered By Newsreel Cameramen dren, 25 years from now, will not Sale of Christmas seals for the go through this same Gethsemane." Tuberculosis Association of Dade Newsreel snd magazine pictures were taken at Mu Beta's diving Campus Calendar County will be undertaken this | expedition to Rainbow Springs last Friday through Sunday and will Friday. DKtmbsr 12—9 to 1:80 year for the third tone by the As­ le shown in Miami this week-end. a.m. Queen of Clubs Dance, Pi Sinfonia Sponsors sociation of Religious Groups, with Chi, Miami Biltmore Country a goal for 1941 of 76 dollars. —sss-room scenes under water, were pictured on the expedition to Club Xmas Carol Fest Dorothy Lowe and Bill Hallman j «adr marine animal and plant life by M.G.M., Fox, Pathe, Universal, have been named general chair­ Sunday, Dtctmbsr 14—5:30 p.m. For the first time all sororities, I awl Paramount cameramen. men of the drive which will be ac­ Sigma Alpha Iot£ Vesper Ser­ fraternities and independents on Magazines "Life," "Look." features. tively conducted on campus from vice, Tamiami Temple campus will sing together in the "CBek," Md "Pic" have re- Those who went on the trip are Monday, December 16, through Dr. Smith, Dr. and Mrs. Robert 7 to 10 p.m. Phi Mu Alpha Din­ University Night Christmas carol eoverage, and still pie- ner, Shore Club fest, sponsored by Phi Mu Alpha, Wednesday, December 17, with I tires will also be syndicated to Haworth Williams, Jean FHzsim- tables set up at toe entrance to mons, Margaret Hickman, Marian 8:30 p.m. Reception for Sym­ next Thursday night in the Gran­ •**>P*peM all over the country. the cafeteria. phony Subscribers in honor of ada Building. Tom Stnenenberg j «e moving picture shots are to Parker, Beryle McCluney, Prank All campus organizations will Rose Bampton, Grenada Bldg. will direct "» used ig news-reels and short Venning, Sy Auerbaeh, Beernard be solicited by letter and special Stahl, Sid Mchaiels, Martha Gif­ Monday, Dec.mbor IS — 9 to 3 Mass rehearsals will be eon- certificates will be awarded to all j Lead and Ink ford, and Christine Stenstrom. p.m. Miss Merritt at Home for ducted Tuesday and Thursday at groups contributing five dollars Women Transfer Students, Rm. 11 in the Granada Building. Inde­ or more. . Plans Expansion IM, Administration Bldg. pendents are invited to join with Committees named at last Tues­ Phns for a state-wide journal- Miami Student 12 n. Women's Athletic Council, the fraternity groups in singing. day's meeting of the Association Ian fraternity will be discussed at Found uead Soeeial Hsll .Carols selected for the program included Beryle McCluney, Bill « Meeting of Lead and Ink, jour- S to 5 p.m. A.A.U.W. Social are "The First Noel," "Silent Mason, and Dorothy Levin, sales; Leslie E. Stanley, junior, was leMbia honorary, next Thursday Studies Group, Granada Bldg. Night," "It Came Upon the Mid­ May Morat, organisations; and found dead early Thursday morn­ *• Simon Hochberger, club e*d- 8:30 p.m. Symphony Orchestra, night dear," "Deck the Halls" Edwin Knight aad Clare McCarl, ing in his ear parked on Biscayne |*«r. will be hort at his home, MJ Miami Senior Hi*h School and Bach chorals. publicity. Mrs. Eine Sutherland of Island, Miami Beach. Tundsr. Pi i lit iii I*—11 a.m. the Deed* County Association for According to Miami poKee, A tentative constitution for the GDI Meeting, Theatre SHINING LIGHT tlie Prsveattosi of Tuberculosis *** organization has been drawn death was caused by carbon mon­ 11 a.m. Kiwanis guilders, Social addressed the group, discussing I* Lead and Ink will make a oxide poisoning. Two hours of re­ Hall ' ! details of toe campaign. suscitation efforts proved fntile. gloom, gray glum, i •n inviting all other eo­ | to 7 p.m. Woiaen's Associa­ on* ahinimg light cam Special movies will be shown to lations! colleges in the state The contents of a note, address^ tion Tea Dance ! for Students aO groups requesting them. The |»k_. to Stanley's parents, were not The** who wrat Se toe Theatre and Cadets, Granada Bldg. f onnd this raliartog and I SI—1 detection, prevention, and cure of •embers will select a key or made public. • 5:30 to 7 P-m. ISadaeopol Stu­ tuberculosis are the subjects. » for the organization. Results Stanley attended the University dent League, Socjal Hall Volunteer workers wfll man the *• Lead and Ink readership for three years and was a history 7 to 10 p.m. Alplia Kappa Psi, tobies for the three-day intensive wiU also be announced it mtior. He was a pledge of Lamb- Social Hall. drive. ••sating. da Chi Alpha fraternity. i December 11, PACK Two THE MIAMI HURRICANE PRHfcO_VAL: Ibis Staff Winstitute Speaker To [ Tintypes whenever possible. WILLIAM REICH [Bt No-: Ma Edfloc Jsoa ••* Southern Poet in Literature Incidentally, you'd • calls himself a cynic John Could Fletcher, winner of the Pulitzer Prise for Poetry in wiB —* *« *T**LZ?- -^ Bullock or Neblett • intends to he a professor of eerJnaa. Ihoas —SwesSso. cwaad. wffl fad t — your work, or maybe yo 1939, will give a series of five talks on "The Southern Poet and His English when he finishes school. . k_l_] get film. They're both Background" at the 1942 session of toe Winter Institute. He will bold • will reedve his bad-dor's degree SPORTS private conferences in the Administration building. in English here in '43 Jack Kendall: Football's over; MISCELLANY • is nursing a very nesw mustache His first lecture will be a general talk with considerable reference waiting for copy. And what Eval—• Daniel: Organiz • smokes only Herbert Tareytons to the older Southern poeta. The" • about Mudd's frosh masterpiece? haa enough members to American "Poetry Renaissance" and Other People's Stray Greeks Meet Keep hounding Test of sports staff, copy in by now . of 1912 and the influence of the • may be recognised by his By- 000. Don't let them make too, pliz- imagists (to which he Belongs) hi ronic collars—no ties. it all yerself. Bully 'em. To Plan Program Beryl McCluney: Hey, that ex­ America and in England will high­ • ia the only living Snark who Claud Hii|o Corrigan and ! Affiliation of the newly-organ­ cuse you gave last week about light his second appearance. has never submitted a manuscript Linrothe. Wanted, two ised Stray Greeks with toe GDI's gab intramurals is outmoded now. Fletcher's next lecture will be to that sodety of writers. editors. will be discussed at the next Marsh Simmom: Don't let the a discussion of present day South­ • prides himself on never having meeting of tne SG's, Tuesday Hurricane win your affections ern poetry and will include why voted in favor of anything. morning at 11. completely away from the Ibis KOCH READS the modern poets have turned to • bet against Miami on every foot­ . . . and men's intramurals. Be­ Frederick Koch, Jr. wiB criticism, rather than poetry. At their first meeting plans for ball game except toe ones with a membership drive rrere made sides facts, we want a paragraph sent his annual reading < Things to be done and to be Florida and Alabama with Dottie Turtibull and Tom on highlights, angles, side glances, en's ".Christmas Carol" avoided in the writing of poetry, • likes the 30-ounce beers at Ash as chairmen. Competition in etc Granada Building, Thursday, j with examples, will be featured in Stone's intramurals and participation in DEADLINE: Wad., DM. 17 18 at 8:30. his fourth lecture. A recital at • hangs out at Stone's and Zissen's politics and the Phi Mu Alpha • • • This marks Koch's tt which Mr. Fletcher will read and • likes to be with people song fest have been set up as po­ PHOTOGRAPHY formance of the famous comment on his poems will con­ • dislikes cream soda tential activities. the past his interpretation \ clude the series. • played fiddle with the Univer­ Barbara Neblett: Keep calm, If there is no national frater­ ceived with such enthi sity symphony orchestra when he you're doing a good job. nity called Sigma Gamma, the was a freshman Ira Goblin V.n Bullock: How proval that the present Alumni to Open group will adopt that name. • gave up ghost-writing when he about bringing the camera to become an annual event. Members of the club are Dottie was a sophomore school sometiue? See Neblett School in Ecuador Turnbull, Alpha .Omicron Pi; • saw his one-act play, "The about individual pix schedules. For Graduates of the University, Jeanne Atcheson, Alpha Chi Ome­ Whistlers," successfully produced RUT CHRISTMAS SEAl the peace of the University, GIVE Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacobson, are ga; Tom Ash, Sigma Nu; Fred in the Univeraity Theatre last year Eddie Spizel some films and bulbs. planning to open a private primary Hasty, Delta Kappa Epsilon; Har­ • hates to be teased about his ALL PHOTOGRAPHERS: See CORAL GAB! school in Guyaquil, Ecuador. vey Klein, Pi Kappa Phi; Bob Barrymore profile, his "penetrat­ weekly .assignments to be placed Mrs. Jacobson, Chi Omega, is Sprints, Pi Lambda Phi; and ing" blue eyes, and his age. . GROCERY every Monday in Hurricane office the former Mollie Connor. Jacob- Frank Cannora, Jr., Phi Kappa • likes raw steak sandwiches and The Shopping Cenkr\ son, Kappa Sig, attended the Uni­ Sigma. and outside Ibis office. See Neblett versity of Wisconsin, Marquette, and Bullock about film, etc All 2012 PONCE DE LEON and Racine University before of you nab faculty and other shots transferring to the University of IRC Decides Stalemate Peace Miami. Both received bachelor of Better Than Full Victory at War's End arts degrees in 1940. The MAYFAIR Theatre The Jacobsons expect to have "The best ending to the pres-' develop which will actually be a BISCAYNE BLVD. at ISA STREET fifty students when their school ent conflict would be a stalemate victory or else a victory will be opens in April, 1942. that would give us a peace with­ won through force of arms. Open Daily 1:45 PM. Air-Conditioned out a victory," said Dr. H. Frank­ Dr. Williams concluded by say­ TWO TREE PARKING LOTS Miami Alumnus lin Williams, associate profeassor ing that it is bad policy for a of history, at last night's meeting historian to start predicting, but THURSDAY. DEC. 11 — LAST DAYI Flies at Maxwell of the International Relations that it is good in that it brings to Club. the front strong and rational ideas. "MOON OVER HER SHOULD! Arthur William Paul who re­ Dr. Williams foresees a United Hilarious Romantic Come»dy. wilh Lynn Ban and _» ceived his B.A. degree from the States of Europe based on the SCTSM'S new romantic lonsation University of Miami in 1938, is NEW AIR CONDITIONED same principles as the United JOHN SUTTON now enrolled as an aviation cadet States of America wherein all the FRIDAY thru TUES.. DEC. IMS in the replacement center at Max­ modern states will give up some GABLES well Field, Ala., headquarters of of their sovereign power to a cen­ "SWAMP WATER" the Southeast Air Corps Training tral confederation. The best way FBI.. DEC. 12 — MON- DEC. IS Tho Dramatic SHOCKER oi tha Year! Center. to show the peoples of the world Walter Bu——m. Wafar Hi—ton. Virginia CHhaor.. Dana I Cadet Paul, a former school CART GRANT and the uselessness of force is to have teacher, is scheduled to leave soon JOAN FONTAINE in GIVE Inapaa_v* WOMETCO GIFT ROOKS This Chriitma- a stalemate wherein no nation's for one of the primary schools in ON SALE AT THE BOX OFFICE arms is supreme. the southeast for the first phase of Suspicion Dr. William sees ultimate vic­ his flight training. tory for the Allied Powers. This TUES- DEC. 16. WED. DEC. 17 victory will come about in one of GDI Schedules two ways. Either a stalemate will GEORGE SANDERS and WENDY BARRIE ln Cablet Theatre Remodeled SHOPPING WITHOUT Inter-Class Meet The new Gables Theatre opened Election of officers and plans in Coral Gables Thanksgiving, The Gay Falcon for future activities will be made Nov. 27. This theatre has been HoPpInG at the first inter-class meeting of completely remodeled. The floor­ THURS.. DEC 18, FRI.. DEC 20 GDI, baby political organization ing in the theatre is covered by of the campus, in the Theater, All That Money beautiful fluorescent rugs. The In the hospital amphitheater a man in white is Tuesday at 11. new deluxe seats offer unparalleled Can Buy Senior, junior, sophomore and comfort. The Gables Theatre now about to operate. His eyes are intent upon the with freshman independent- are asked runs the latest Paramount pictures to attend. Officers will be elected EDWARD ARNOLD soon after they come to Miami. X-ray negatixe brightly illumined on the screen. to represent all four classes. WALTER HOUSTON Smoking in tbe balcony is per­ ANNE SHIRLEY The GDI is organizing groups The X-ray is an indispensable guide—without mitted with no additional charge. and SMONE SIMON for further participation in intra —Paid advertisement mural sports and general campus it he would have to make uncertain, dangerous activities. probing*.

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Dotty Lowe Says Radio Club Works by the EAGER BEA VEX Santa te Coming True low wi" receive a thorough testing thia On Safety Series glared, (he does it well) Absorbing a quick right Surprise for the student body _,£ end. The lassies will then he confronted hy to the jaw—he soon abated the nuisance, convinc­ is promised by Dottie Lowe at the At tbe request of the Miami *e rfw_ in their finest—G.I. (Government Issue) ing his adversary that being able to come under Christmas assembly which will be Police department, traffic safety informs — the ones you see eevery day. Rumor the Air Corps sue limits (6' 4*, 200 pounds) does held Thursday, December 18, at in Miami will be the subject of a 11:00. ^ it that the lads will celebrate the occasion by not necessarily mean that he's a panty-.vaist. series of programs whieh the According to vice-president ^-ing out clean ones. Radio Club adopted as a project Now a tale of two punks who outlasted the last Lowe, Santa Claus will be there, [j* week end deserves a monument then, as bus from Miami—walked the distance. Down the with all the trimmings. at its special meeting Tuesday. A series of fifteen-minute shows |W last one on which we had the aid of civvies, Trail they came—with, they say, but s few beer The Junior Hosts are also work­ will be produced as part of Mi­ lit mh" loose of you who see us on our own and coffee stops. Could be—but how many make a ing on the plans for the special program. ami's safety campaign over local ,fter this—"fine feathers do not make fine birds" few when it takes from 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. to stations, with University students ut tbe beest of us can do with a bit of frippery. wdk the distance, (and one of them claims to be writing, acting, and directing. Rumor has it that Charlie Grant haa completely something of a mountaineer). Of course their Sun­ Some non-original programs will APO Sells Tags be used. lot his wsndering eye, looks only for Kitty Glas- day chore was a two hour tour of guard mount. For Xmas Fund The writer's committee of the (ock. In conformation we cite his risking a retinue This space was to have been taken by a plug club will hold conference sessions lat week at the Country Club—"Handsome Hans- for several good men of the just graduated class "Tag Day" for contributions tomorrow at 11 KM and 3:00 to j*" awl Pilkie. In all fairness be it said that —whose Tampa assignment was exactly to their toward a Christmas fund for the consider what scripts wil] be used in the series. The conferences will vfaile they thoroughly enjoy a time, they both have taste. We expected td see a lot of '.ex-king* Han­ needy of Miami will be held on campus Thursday and Friday by be held in the radio room, if iHjsiiiess at home which keeps them from ... (fill son, of Anderson. Berry, and Hemingway. Already Alpha Phi Omega, national ser­ available, and if not, a meeting- • your own blanks). they're gone—you can't outguess a war. However, vice fraternity. place will be posted on the dub's Now to the lad who ushered in the war—jumped and this at least is safe — (they'll be f«ack when Students will be asked to don­ bulletin-board. the gun—"Moose' Oeftiger. (say ef-tiger—its right its over). ate money or canned goods for New associate members chosen st the last meeting include Cecile _hot you'll .still be the first). 'Moose' resented the That's all for a week, but remember—we'll be which they will be given a tag in recognition of their contribution. Block, Natalie Allen, Robert Rhy- profanity used in front of his date—stood up— back with more news, late news, 'drab' news. At elections held Tuesday, Harry on, Marshall Simmons, and Mar­ Rinehart, Bill Gale, Marshall Sim­ tin Smith. | Emergency Causes Cancellation mons, Johnny Reeves and Larry Alabama Teaches Kaplan were re-elected to the of­ BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS 01 Playmakers' First Five-Day Run Touchy Technique fice of president, first and second vice-presidents, secretary and ARAGON Judgment Day has been postponed. Tuscaloosa, Ala. (ACP)—With­ treasurer. Ben Axelroad was named historian and Leo Green­ 2414 PONCE DE LEON Arranged as thc first five-day run production in the history of the out benefit of Khaki, guns or drill, more than a score of young men field, sergeant-at-arms. PLATE LUNCH ALL DAT University of Miami Playmakers, "Judgment Day," the Elmer Rice at the University of Alabama are 30c melodrama for which a cast of thirty have been rehearsing under working at a vital defense task. BUT CHRISTMAS SEALS 1 Frederick H. Koch, Jr., director; will not be presented because of Last spring 38 professors were selected from the nation's colleges, temporary emergency restrictions* put through a stiff course in mu­ I os the use of the theatre. MillsGirlsEntertain nitions explosives and sent back "Candida" will go on as e_ched- to their campuses to teach others I nkd February 5, 6, and 7. Try- Nearby Army Posts this touchy technique. eats for the George Bernard Shaw Here at Alabama typical train­ comedy will be held in the theatre Oakland, Calif. (ACP) — Girls ing is being given under youthful Monday and Tuesday, December of Mills college, oldest women's Dr. Joseph K. Royal. 15 snd 16, at 4:00 and 8:00 p.m college west of the Mississippi, are Already 27 students have com­ Chsrles Phlihour will direct the doing their bit for defense by en­ pleted the inaugural course and pUy, in which there are roles for tertaining groups of soldiers from nearby army posts. gone to work in munitions plants J (oar men snd two women. as ordnance inspectors. Others are Tickets to "Judgment Day" The first group of 25 service men were entertained at tennis, slated to follow at the rate of 25 Isold in season books to outside to 30 every 14 weeks. I subscribers will be transferable bridge, badminton and swimming in the afternoon, served a buffet A powder magazine with walls Ifor use at other performaneces or two feet thick guards explosives Insy be offered for refunds at the supper, and were guests at infor­ mal dancing in the evening. of nearly all types. There's a large lend of the season. hole at the top so that if it ex­ Rosemary Gnaedinger, chair­ plodes, it explodes skyward more man of student social activities, than sidewise. hoi Says Leave says that by the end of the year Much of the laboratory work is each girl student will have had at done with the students wearing stutterers Alone least one service man as her guest. heavy goggles and gloves and State College, Pa. (ACP)—The handling explosives behind sheets practical way to handle a of non-shattering glass. Ud who stutters, s Pennsylvania Morley .Wants ate college instructor m clini- speech advises, is to let him "Cloudy" Thinking BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS «r. Eugene T. McDonald said the New York, N.Y. (ACP)—Chris thing to do if the child stut- topher Morley, addressing Hunter i is not to call attention to the college students here, appealed feet, let him speak slowly and for occasional "cloudy" thinking, 1 ask him to repeat. and took issue with s professor of "As soon as s child becomes English who said recently that : of the fact that his parents clear thinking must precede good ! concerned about his stuttering, writing. attempts to control it and his In praising vague thinking, the brings on more stuttering," author said the "electrical twinges AMERICA'S IcDonald said. of intuition or inspiration are the BIGGEST He added no single cure-all for most valuable things that ever •ring has been discovered, happen." NK—EL'S asrovement may be effected, he WORTH by distracting attention, Mitant suggestion, reading sylla- BUT CHRISTMAS SEALS 1 hy syllable or making the pa­ st conscious of the movements WANTED Palm Beach Evening Formal to produce sounds. 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SI EAST December \%A PACK Foot THE MIAMI HURRICANE The Miami Hurricane nothing of it. But six times tbe senate has been forced to The way I look at it adjourn because members rf the group didn't bother to By HABMM V. STUART OFFICIAL STDDEHT KEWSPAPE1 OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI show up. Obviously toe senate has business to attend to. The only threat that can be hurled is that the absentees The public has been very much concer will be thrown oat rf office; this shouldn't effect snyone strikes slowing down our defense program. At j as disinterested as some solons appear to be. The Hurri­ time the public bas shown very little interest | cane wishes there woe some way to prod die lacadaisi- control—yet if prices continue to rise, our cal senators to action. It is torture to think rf going gran is going to be slowed down a great deal. through the process of elections again. When an inflationary movement is under < PHONE 4-0980 Please meet—officially. creases in prices, profits .and wages are very bj Some individuals and industries profit by the j hot other individuals and industries are hurt I Notes from other campi This means that there are endless quarrels (By Associated Collegiate Preu) profits, public utility rates, and "profiteering."^ McCaldo and Lafelmere, "college educated steers,'' gardlees rf anti-strike laws and appeals fori Tom Ash have added $300 to the student loan fund at the Univer­ unity, workers and others who are hurt will Mil IcrkFsilntl sity rf Nebraska Agricultural College. ate whole-heartedly—and national rearmament Presented to the agricultural college by interested •slowed down. Nebraskans, the steers spent several months in college BUSINESS STAFF Our newspapers have said little about i feedlots before they were sold to provide funds for die ing national defense by causing internal strife., education rf worthy students. public has been unaware of the relation • e» e» tion and cooperation for national defense. It is 1 In a recent questionnaire, students at the Arizona State- the public realises that inflation means more College (Tempe) were asked to give their ideas rf the higher grocery bill. Congress, as so often' tor 31 most difficult position to play on a football team. waiting for tbe public to "turn the beat May by ai ate tmHs-etty Here are some of the answers: passing adequate price control laws. S^usec^TOQoo Det_oe y 1._j. Quarterback, guard, center, "because he always sees A certain amount of inflation is helpful in VOL. XV DECEMBER 11, 1941 things upside down," coach "because he never knows No. 12 stages of changing from a peace economy >afl just what's going to happen," water-boy, bench-warmer, economy. Higher wages in defense industries' flat-on-your-back, and season-ticket holders. workers from less essential work. And industrialhbi • • • Stick To Your Knitting

The Music Box By S. SMYTHE Fraternal Cooperation WW Aid Two student concerts musical ac- Elijah: O Rest In The Lord .Mendelssohn Usdworsiif's Emergency Etlcrts tjrilies in the Music School this week. First: die St. John Passion: It Is Fulfilled __ Beck txgviulj scheduled Sunday get together at the ' A program of entertainment for members rf the armed forces rf The General Platog Don Cossack Chorus (Victor {folic Work Shop, December 7, featured Betty 2185) the United States stationed here was pledged last night by members Cole, Janet Eckey, Ruth Wolkowsky, Elsie Saedla- This is the rather long, involved title of an un­ of the Interfraternity Council, which met at the Phi Epailon Pi cek, and Irving Laibson. usual group of Russian singers. Named after the house. Activities of college fraternities in wartime were discussed, as Second: the University Mixed Chorus, Mr. R. famous Cossack General Platoff, whose military wdl as the means by which fraternities can contribute to the national Reinert directing and Edith Adams accompanying, feats made history a century ago, the word "Don" presented a well balanced program the following was added to their nomenclature as a MktmTk\pkOmhm%war effort. evening, December 8. Soloists were Eunice Novak, term, and as a reminder rf the river which runs Before adjourning, members of Don Littlefield, and Earl Reinert. The large atten­ through the Cossack district Recorded thia month, the Council unanimously paassd tive audience, which filled all seats and available they sing in Russian a "Walta," by Fogel, .and "In the following resolution: Whereas landing room, showed enthusiastic and genuine 1793," an old Cossack War Song which ia unfor­ a state of war and national emer­ Snarks dub, creative writers' appreciation for a capably handled chorus and an tunately also appropriate in spirit to 1941. Never­ gency exists today, and whereas group, formalised its system of excellent pr-ogram. fraternities may be weakened con- meetings last night, electing Mar­ theless, martial or romantic, the group again re­ gery Stearic secretary, and affirm­ Phi Mu Alpha's picnic at the 'Hammock' last veals an a mating tonal blend. siderably by conditions arising ing the appointment of Ralph Nel­ Sunday afternoon provided no end for the alumni Symphony in D Minor, Franck. (Victor 18246- from said emergency, be it here­ son, oldest living snark, as pre­ members, active members, and pledges. Football, a 18250) Su Francisco Orchestra. Pierre Monteux, by highly resolved that University siding officer. New member selected was Her­ luge meal, and more football—alumni and pledges Conductor. of Miami fraternities adopt a spirit of new friendship and co­ bert Gla-eroff. versus actives. The following musicians were Franck's only symphony is by actual statistics It was also decided at the meet­ operation without petty animosi­ pledged December 1: Ed Berky, Douglas Brenner, one of the three most popular compositions in sym­ ing that a history of Snarks of ties for the duration of .said emer­ Denham Ely, Robert Hicky, Earl Kruae, Tom Lloyd, phonic literature. Cesar Franck was not prolific, but previous years would be compiled. gency. Herbert Levinson, Charles Mills, William Lautz, very nearly perfect He spent much of his life Tillman Pearson, George Parker, Frank Viering. teaching piano and playing the organ to keep the Don Chadderdon, representing Debate Council Popular Records: Helen Morgan (Victor Album wolf from tbe door, and his profound, serious na Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, urged that Meets Wednesday P-102) ture inspired him to "fewer but finer" composi the fraternities take part in tlie University chorus whieh will pre­ "Resolved: That tile Federal As a tribute to a beloved artist, Victor presents tions. The D Minor Symphony, given its first public government shall regulate by law sent a program of Christinas .Car­ a collection of favorite songs from famous musical performance tbe year before its composer's death, all labor unions" will be the sub­ ols in downtown Coral Gables next shows sung by Helen Morgan, who made them was received with indifference and disdain in the ject of a trial debate at the De­ popular. Thursday night. bate Council, Wednesday evening year 1899. Its cyclic form, which ties the three at 7:30. This topic has been chos­ Classical Records: Marian Anderson (Victor Al­ movements together in thematic unity, its revolu­ en for inter-collegiate debate later bum M-8501 tionary use of the English horn, bass clarinet tuba Biology Society in the year. Charles O'Connell. Conductor. and cornet all needed the broader musical under­ Supporting the negative side tt The Messiah: He Shall Feed His Flock __ Handel standing of a later generation to be fully appre­ Sponsors Trip the question are AneHa Blanton and Rita Smith. Stewart La Motte He Was Despised and Rejected ciated. Now, in the authoritative reading of Pierre Mu Beta Sigma, honorary bio­ and Sanford Nadler will argue for St. Paul: Recitative and Aria Mendelssohn Monteux, it emerges in full opulence of tone and logical society, will sponsor s geo­ the affirmative. But The Lord Is Mindful Of His Own wealth of tender and beautiful melody. logical field trip Sunday, Dec. 16. Collecting will be done along the • DT CHHISIMAS SEAL! New River canal. Those interested in the trip see For Bigger and Better Beryle McCluney or Herman Doo­ MINKS chin for information. See "INDIAN" SOMMERS Lambda Chi House thank you kindly BUY CHRISTMAS BEALS

Wc figure we owe somebody something. Frankly, we're pretty ardent football fans here at the print shop, and we feel, as such, we've been luckier than we deserve. When can you remember in any one team's home season such games as Texas Tech, South Caro­ lina, Alabama and V.M.I. From the spectator point of view they were strictly Grade A. When time ran out on the Texas Tech game, we heaved a sigh of relief and turned away thoroughly convinced that we had already received full value for this season. Wc felt that way until the South Carolina game. At that point we patted ourselves on the back, and remarked, "Brother, you're a lucky dog, fancy two such games in one season." To make a long story short, as above men­ tioned four such games finally turned up. We feel we owe somebody a vote of thanks, and the likeliest recipients we can think of are Jack Harding and Co. and the Hurricane squad en toto. Parker ART PRINTING ASSOCIATION Off Guard BT LLOYD CARTBI Hurricane Spon How does Texas Christian rate an Orange Bowl bid? The Horned THE MIAMI HURRICANE December 11, M Frogs record ot seven wins, two defeats and a tie surely does not PACK SIX warrant a bowl invitation. Can it be Kyle Gillespie, star passer, punter and ball-carrier, who haa been oat of eight of the ten games due to injuries, that gives the Christians the right to appear in a Ft. Lauderdale Petroski's Field Goj New Years Day Classic? Can it be the Christian's stunning upset win oeer the vaunted Longhorns of the University of Texas, that PaddlersDown makes the Homed Frogs an attraction. It must be this last reason that Shades V.M.L, 10-7 has swayed the Orange Bowl Committee to choose Texas Christian. Miami, 34-30 The University of Miami swim­ If that is the way bowl contestants are selected, why bas oft-beaten Joe Petroski's thirty-one yard platxanent field-goal, with less I Pittsburgh, holder of the season's biggest upeet, a 134) win oveer mers weere handed their first de­ feat of tlie season by the State thirty seconds left to play, gave the Hurricanes a 10-7 decision I Fordhsm, been ignored. A.A.U. .Champion Ftwt Lauderdale Virginia Military Institute, last Friday evening at Roddey BurdJ . . . team, Sunday afternoon. Final Stadium, and climaxed one of the most successful football seasons!. All through the Hurricane's past season, I have been attempting score was 30-34. University of Miami history. 4- First places were split etvesnly score. Captain Nelson to predict the winners and the scores, deigning to chance a selection The undermanned Keydets dis­ between the two teams, but Ft crashed over from inside tha i only when I thought that Miami would lose. played a surprisingly strong squad Lauderdale's victory in tha free yard line. Muha's placement and battled the Hurricanes on al­ The record: style relay gave them the winning the score at 7-7, where it ren PREDICTION ACTUAL SCORE edge. most even ground right down to until Petroski's placement Mianri-Elon 32-0 3W) Freshman star, Pancho Lluria the final whistle. Big Joe Muha the deadlock. Miami-Tampa 27-7 2&6 showed fine form in defeating his and Abiaha Pritchard sparked a A late Hurricane drive running and passing attack that stalled on tbe Keydet S Miami-Rollins 20-0 21-0 veteran teammate Karnes Lips­ comb and Lauderdale's Calhoun, kept the Miamians on their toes stripe, where Miami was hands! \ Miami-Howard 277 19-0 winning the 50 meter free' style for the full sixty minutes. Defen­ five yard penalty for delay of { Miami-Texas Tech 6-0 64 race. Lluria's time was 28.4. sively, the Keydets ware equally game. There was leas than a 1 Miami-West Virginia Wesleyan 260 34-0 Miami dropped the 220 yard free as strong. The V.M.I. line kept minute to play when Al Miami-Florida 14-0 0-14 style swim to Jack .Calhoun. the Hurricane attack in check as placed the ball down on tha j tors twenty-two and Pat Peto Miami-South Carolina 19-7 7-6 Johnny Born was again victor­ few other teams have been able ious tn the backstroke division to do. coolly kicked the oval between I Miami-Alabama none 7-21 uprights as the Hurricane for while Jimmy Gilmore took the Five Hurricane seniors, playing held like a stone wall. Miami-Virginia Military Institute 20-13 10-7 diving contest These two events their last football game for the • • • gave Miami ten points. Hurricane University of Miami, gloriously Bruce Smith, the modest hero and captain of the undefeated Golden swimmers Peacock and Jiras were wound up their three years of Gophers of Minnesota, received another honor to add to his already defeated by Larry Calhoun in the varsity play. Captain Tom Kearns, Chi Omegas Clinch" 100 meter breaststroke sprint impressive list. Bruce, a native of Faribault, Minnesota, was chosen was superb in his position at left A return meet with the Ft tackle, as he, aided by end Joe Bowling Tourney Football Man Of The Year by a board, comprised of Tuzz Mc- Lauderdale team is scheduled for Krutulis, hurled back every play Chi Omega's three girl bos Laughry, Dartmouth coach, Jim Crowley, mentor of the Fordham Sunday, December 13. Gilmore is. aimed at the left side of the line. team composed of Jane John Rams, Mal Edwards of Purdue, Frank Thomas of Alabama, Dutch hoping that a slight change in ihe Krutulis kept up his reputation as Helen Meekins and Frances Ha Meyer of Texas Christian, and Clark Shaughnessy of Stanford. free style relay team will byfng sn offensive threat also, for it er, out pointed their seven victory to tbe Hurricane mermen. was he who made th* lone Miami The Heisman trophy, awarded to the outstanding gridder of the ponent teams Do clinch the 1941 touchdown, on an end around play. Women's Intramural Bowl its year, was also won by Smith. Rod Tobin and Dutch Trobliger Hurricane Cagers Tournament Tuesday, Decemlwr • • • were standouts both offensively 2. The Independent team of Jist Although the Virginia Military Institute football team gave a and defensively, as was Bill To Sunt Practice mie Bishop Doris BrengeL asi Wunder, substitute tackle, who pretty good account of itself this past year, the Keydets could have Sara Sanders were runners up. AtPonceTomoirow has been kept on the sidelines put Jimmy Leech, who starred on the V.M.I, squad of 1920, to good Jimmie Bishop was presented I Faced with the task of forming most of tbe year by injuries. Cen­ use. In his leather-lugging duties, Leech set a record that has not cup for the highest individn sn almost completely new team, ter Paul Carifeo, not a senior, but score which WM 182. Wilma even been threatened in the last twenty-one years. He scored 26 Hurricane basketball coach, Hart a whale of a ball player, turned nikoff, Alpha Epsilon Phi, touchdowns, 48 points after touchdown and two field goals for a Morris, has called tbe first prac­ in a good performance in backing second high scorer with 168. Js total of 210 points in a single season. tice session, to take place at up the line. Johnson took third place bono • • • Ponce de Leon High School gym, A drive, that got under way late Her score waa 167. tomorrow afternoon. in the opening period, ended in the The Hurricanes selected their all-opponent team, somewhat pre­ Complete results follow: Although only Captain Tommy first Miami score. Bob Douglas maturely, last week, as the Keydets of Virginia Military Institute Team Total! Hilbish was lost by graduation, took Pritchard's punt and returned Chi Omega 1376 still remained to be played. As s mere spectator. I am in no position Morris finds himself with only two it eleven yards to the Miami 36. to contest the teams choice, but I do feel that at least one Keydet varsity regulars and three reserves Jimmy Johnson circled left end Independents 1296 ZeU Tsu Alpha 1283 deserves a position in Miami's all-opponent backfield. It is Joe returning. Captain-elect Red Tea- for three more, then Walter Watt, Kappa Kappa Gamma 1214 \ Muha, triple-threat halfback, who besides being an offensive stand­ bin, and Joe Krutulis are the hold­ who had just entered the game, overs from the first string. Alex hit right end and added five yards. Alpha Epsilon Phi 1184 out, was the best defensive backfielder to show his stuff in Burdine Basil, Paul Carifeo and Tom Johnson was good for a first Delta Zeta 1157 Bowl this season. Kearns complete the list of exper­ down on the visitors 49 as the Sigma Kappa 1033 ienced cagers. Up from the fresh­ quarter ended. Two more first, Delta Phi Epsilon 810 men ranks are Bob Douglas, downs were racked up through the Jimmy Johnson, Harvey James, efforts of Plasman, Johnson and BUT CHRISTMAS SEAL! Eddie Ruzomberka, Pat Petroski, MacDougal, who carried the ball and Joe Makoski, who will be de­ to the Keydet 23 yard stripe, pended on to complete the squsd. where Coates fumbled, then re­ Brown Derby The Hurricanes will have to be covered and hit left tackle for a whipped into .shape in a short substantial gain before Intending BARBEQUE time, as the opening game with to McDougal, who was spilled 3058 COBAL WAT Marshall College of Huntingdon, three yards from pay dirt Krutu­ "HANDIEST HIGHWAY TO HEALTH". West Virginia will be played here lis bucked over for the tally on in Miami on December 29. an end around play. Petroski's /-TnTSTs-ian-tittBastttttrr In addition to the regularly conversion gave the Hurricanes a Special for the Holidays scheduled games with Stetson, 7-0 advantage in less than three Henri's Pastry Shop Southern, McDill Field, Tampa, minutes of the second quarter. RESTAURANT - PATIO Tha nsw nodes—jus et Pensacola Naval Base, Florida and Pritchard and Muha were the EGG NOG ICE CREAM the University students Rollins, the Hurricanes may meet big guns in a V.M.L drive of 214 CORAL WAT. P. a BLDG. Texas 'Christian, who wants to forty yards, that knotted tbe TRIPLE DIP CONE OR PLATE FOR 10 CENTS bring its cagers along with the <0UUbUUB_UUUUU_AU SxMM gridders, who play in the Orange 3760 BIRD ROAD" PHONE .4-1683 Bowl, New Years Day. Coach Morris stated, however, that it is Distinctive Gifts foe Discriminating People unlikely that the Christians can be fitted into the schedule. 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L,oral *yoff les KTlower _)>__»> GEORGE'S ATXANTIC STATION 2203 PONCE DE LEON BLVD. PHONE 4-4618 PONCE ami ALHAM_A 11, 1941 THE MIAMI HURRICANE Four Miamians Make All-State Football Team Two Sophomore Hurricane grid- ,jers, fullback Howie Plasman and tackle George Gagliardi, along „i_ a couple of Miami veterans men placed on the Associated ftrn All-Florida team. The all- rtars were chosen by the coaches tad iportswriters of tha state. Ross Coates, shifty Miami half­ back, was the only junior to earn a position on the all-state eleven, -hile Joe Krutulis, one ef eight jenior stars, rounds out the Hur- riesoe contingent, Plasman and Gagliardi were the only first year men chosen. The All-State team waa domin­ ated by the University of Florida who placed six men, two of whom vere selected for the third time. They are Tommy Harrison, half- bad, and wingman Forrest Fer- goson. The All-Staters : Ends—Krutulis, Miami and Fer­ guson, Florida. Tackles—Hull snd Lane, Florida. Guards — Grundler, Rollins and Gagliardi, Miami. Center—Robinson, Florida. Quarterback—Tate, Florida. Gardnar Mulloy, coach of the Univeraity of Miami tennis team, four courts, grandstands, and a clubhouse will be ready in time Halfbacks — Coates, Miami and supervises the building of his long-awaited dream tennis stadium, for the Invitational Amateur Tournament to be held early in Harrison, Florida. that is rapidly nearing completion. The structure, consisting of January.—Herald cut. Fullback—Plasman, Miami. * * * Scoop§ Hand Teps Hurricane Mittmen Mulloy To Defend First Defeat 21-0 Hurricanes Select The independent Scoops clinched Dade Net Title the intramural touchball title by All-Opponent Team Schedule Six Meets Gardnar Mulloy, coach of the whitewashing runner-up, Tsu Ep­ Hurricane net squad and seventh silon Phi, Thursday, 21-0. Miami's all-opponent football Miami's 19-12 Hurricane boxing team will hold meets with six ranking tennis player in the Both teams intercepted a num­ ber of passes in the first period. team, selected prematurely by intercollegiate opponents this season according to an announcement United States, will head a list of the Hurricane squad, last Tues­ entries in the annual Dade County Scoop forwards were falling short made by Coach Billy Regan last Saturday. Listed on the schedule are of the receiver and as s result day morning, includes five Ala­ tennis tournament, starting on December 14, at the Henderson neither team scored. bama stars and three Texas Tech some of the leading intercollegiate contenders in the country. Park courts. Scoops tallied twice in the sec­ gridders. At present, plans are complete for only three home meets. The ond quarter. Billy Blake made two other three will probably be heldf Mulloy has won this champion­ The Crimson Tide placed: end from the ranks of the footballers circus catches deep in TEP terri­ in or near the campuses of the ship several times and is expected Holt Rast, tackle Mitchell Olenski, and are now working out in the tory and scampered across tbe opponents. to defend his title again. He will gssrd John Wyhonic, center Joe gym. Men from this list of candi­ goal both times. A dropkick after Miami opens with a home match run into strong opposition, how­ Domnanovich and halfback Jimmy dates will fill the present vacan­ the first score added two points. against Southwestern University ever, in Francisco Segura, the Nelson, while quarterback Ty cies. Jimmy Demos has entered in Blake scored the Scoops last on January 17. The next match South American champion, now a the 120 pound dass; Dick Hiehy touchdown in the final period. Bain, tackle Newman Ledbetter will be held in Washington, D.C. freshman at the University, and and Norm Ashe in the 135 pound and fullback Charlie Dvoracek against the Cardinals of Catholic .George Pero, winner of the Lake­ division; Joe Cranston and Forest top ranking players in the country, represented Texas Tech. University, January 31. Columbus land tennis title and former Miami Billy Blake, Guy Garber, Joe Ship­ Baliet in the 145 pound class; Red­ The Hurricane all-opponents University journeys here for the varsity netter. George Parks, past pey, and Manny Berliner. Pero and dic Harris, former varsity grid- are: . third meet, February 3. Definite captain of the University of Mi­ Gillespie will probably team up in man, in the 155 pound class; Tuffy Left End—Holt Rast, Alabama arrangements' have not yet been ami team, also will play. the doubles division. Sapp and Star Horton in the 165 Left Tackle — MitcheU Olenski, made for the Florida match but it Other Miami students who will pound division; and Joe Makoski The tournament will comprise Alabama is presumed that it will be held at enter tbe tourney, include, Billy and Eddie Haueh in the 175 pound four events, men's singles, men's Left Guju-d—John Wyhonic, Ala­ Daytona Beach on February 13, as Gillespie, present member of the doubles, women's singles and class. bama originally planned. Hurricane squad and one of the mixed doubles. Center — Joe Domnanovich, Ala­ Complete Schedule The Hurricanes will again op­ Jan. 17 Southwestern U. Here bama pose the Wisconsin Badgers in the Bight Guard — Pershing Scott, Jan. 31 Catholic U. There annual match held in Madison on Feb. 3 Columbus V. Here PAUL R. STEGEMAN Rollins February 20. A home match ends Feb. 13 Florida (Tentative) Bight Tackle—Newman Ledbetter, the season on February 29. Miami BUY THAT WATCH NOW FOR (3__STMAS Daytona Beach Uae our layaway plan • Any article load away until Xmas Texas Tech will be opposed by the Longhorns Feb. 20 Wisconsin There 2304 PONCE DE LEON BLVD. CORAL GABLES. FLA. Bight End — Forrest Ferguson, of the University of Texas. Feb. 29 Texss Here Florida At the close of the season Quarterback—Ty Bain, Texas Coach Regan plans to take the Tech most outstanding men to the Na­ BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS Left Half—Stan Stasica, South tional Intercollegiate tournament Carolina to be held on the campus of DANCE SUPPERS FOR Bight Half—Jimmy Nelson, Ala­ Louisiana State University in Ba­ bama ton Rouge, La., March 27-29. THE QUEEN OF C7.UBS DANCE Fullback—Charlie Dvoracek, Tex- This year's Hurricane squad ' ss Tech will be built around veterans Red A. S. BECK Cameron and Francis Christie. FLAGLER ST. AT MIAMI AVE. 222 E. FLAGLER ST. • TELEPHONE 3-7763 These ere the only two members •UT CHRISTMAS SEALS of the 1940-41 team to return. 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The kid didn't know what make a list of their ten to make of it, aad waa duly told In Honolulu now is Mary De­ Factory whistles, coupled with and that field goal kicked by that that it was Mammy Jolson. "Oh," Vore, former Miami student, who, sirens on police snd fire equip­ living poets. Ballots shoo exponent of the boot, the man of •aid the kid, blankly, "Who's he?" with her mother Dr. Louise De­ ment, wiB sound the blackout turned in at room 120 Ada the hour, our hero, Fat Pat, the What military secret is lodged Vore, went to toe Hawaiian Is­ alarm and the public will be no­ tion Building. Complete inf Petroski lands a few weeks ago for a va­ at the Lambda Chi bouse which tified in advance of the time of tion on the poll can be oh Afterwards the dinner aad cation. the test. necessitates a sentry? And why from Dr. Charles D. Tharp. dance at the Club Bali, sponsored did Barbara Willock's face fall Mary, who wodd have enrolled Air raid listening posts will go by the administration who thought three feet when she heard that dl as a junior in toe Music school into operation during toe trial, it might be just as well to keep the Christmas leaves were can­ this year, intended to be 'gone with army planes serving aa "tar­ BOT CHRISTMAS SEAM the boys occupied after the last celled? Not to mention a few fifty only through this semester. gets" for tbe spotters and at the game of the season, if you know more. Bob Hess, junior, who was same time observing tbe general what we mean. There was the usual after the Mary's particular friend on cam­ effectiveness of the "lights out" Tbe girls came out, beautiful, game crowd at the H. H., Frazier pus, gave the Hurricane the in­ order. shspely girls. Tbe boys were oog- and Ginny Payton, Marv Goldman, formation, saying that he had ling. Alex Basil put on his most Snuffy Smith, Janet Silverglade asked loed newspapers for hdp in greatest expansion in Air Corps | lecherous leer, .Scotty Mason for­ and John Born, who incidentally locating the DeVores, and that be history. got his date, Tuffy Sapp polished has hung on toe afore redhead. had cabled Hawaii, "Advise te up his glasses. The dance was hoo­ Jimmy Hamilton, Pi Chi men­ Mary's safety." doo . . . the lights were dim . . . tor, thoroughly convinced that HEY ^i Suddenly through the maze of this will be the last and best big HEADING FOR HOME? stares and unspoken conversation dance of toe year — and judging Scut right and t_y! Send your the stentorian voice of Coach from "Judgment Day"—it might luggage round-trip by trusty, low- Harding could be heard saying, Wings at Randolph cost RAILWAY EXHUBS, snd take be. Kendrick Bragg, '41, graduated "Yop, nice, big, healthy girls." Gotta go practise deep breath­ your train with peace of mind.We Fat Pat suffered his dance with in the ninth and last class of avia­ pick-up and deliver, remember, ing exercises, if we want to help tion cadets for 1941 at Randolph st no extra chug.- within our reg­ Dottie Turnbull to be interrupted Uncle Sam . . . Excuse us—won't while he received congratulations. Field December 18. ular rehicle limits, in all cues and you? This class of 264 student pilots principal towns. You merely phone Krutulis was attentive to tlie Ze­ Pledges of Delta Phi Epsilon ta's Marion Cline. Dottie Ashe represents 87 states and Canada; will play host to their senior sor­ 135 colleges and universities. Ran­ RAILWi talked it all over with Eddie Dunn, ores Saturday afternoon at a ss then deserted him for a dance dolph Field is completing its sec­ HAIION-WIDI lAlt-AII SIIVICI luncheon at the Garden which ond year as pace setter for the with Gene Jupin. Fos Alter beamed will conclude a 24 hour period of on the proceedings with a paternal "Turnabout Day," with pledges eye. ruling actives. Harvey James spent all evening 7MM in the Christmas Spirit heckling the floor show, but he got It's Chesterfield Pleasure Tim* his when the singer with toe de­ Frosh Meet; Enjoy the music thot everybody likes licious contour sang "I want my N. B. C Stations Paper' straight at him. Discuss Frolics And speaking of dances, the M dub had better watch out for Plans for toe Frosh Frolics Smitty, Manager of the Country were discussed at a meeting of Club, where the football dance freshman officers last week. A pro­ ran in competition with the Bali gram was also prepared for the affair. It seems only five or six first freshman meeting under the couples attended. Almost as ma_y newly elected officers. went to the outdoor, Flagler The social committee is making Speedway job, Saturday. plans for a dance to be held in It seems there's a cupid on the January. All money raised from closely-guarded campus who ar­ the dance will go toward financing ranged a date with Jane Mack for the Frolics. one Bill Bull . . . who was sup­ Members of the social commit­ posed to have gone to Gilford tee are: Karl Hoff, Kitty Hyatt, University in N. Carolina. The William Rhett, Mary Ann Curtis, truth, came out, but they're happy Arline Lipson, C. J. Murphy, Lou­ about it anyway. is Goodman, and Allan Fauquher. Now the football season is gone, Frank Christy can devote more of his time to his most pleasant oc­ CONN BAND INSTRUMENTS cupation of paying a lot of atten­ tion to Mary Elizabeth Anderson. AMIDON'S 'WOW Those foot falls you heard echo­ 330 S. E. ruai STBEET ing through the building the other afternoon were not the Japs, but C. Corrigan practising up Us "Compny HALT" and "Forrrrrd MARCH"'s, in order to be two jumps ahead of tbe other draftee- Johnnie Moore has diverted his AM'S attention from Slop Shop to Jo m\y\erru K^Iiristmas Thomason. "Fruit Gipper" Mar­ ERVICE vin Wildman and Marianne Bron­ ston have gotten the love bug, and TA1TON we have it that Eddie Rose is this is hounding a little pledge of A.E.S U-Drive-It Phi, nee Sonneborn. Baggage Just to show how out of touch your old friend with things the new generation is, Taxis we record a little incident which Ihis time I'm coming to you With a timely shopping tip... EVENING GOWN Drop in at your tobacco store Take a look at the handsome way Your Christmas Chesterfields are packed. You never saw the like Of these swell gifts... Big ten package cartons Cartons holding four tins of SO And hnmd ttew this year Special greeting cartons Milder Holding just three packs. Better-Tasting This year It's Chesterfield ...that's why Po>rr mormoree pleasurpleasuree thathann _<"">**_ _f"^ ijV Anythinlything else you can buy f Tl f! Po2TLr . Uhesterhel