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Sandspur, Vol. 38 No. 23, March 7, 1934 University of Central Florida STARS The Rollins Sandspur Newspapers and Weeklies of Central Florida 3-7-1934 Sandspur, Vol. 38 No. 23, March 7, 1934 Rollins College Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers and Weeklies of Central Florida at STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Rollins Sandspur by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact [email protected]. STARS Citation Rollins College, "Sandspur, Vol. 38 No. 23, March 7, 1934" (1934). The Rollins Sandspur. 391. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/391 flOLLINS COLLEGE LIBKAtJjJ Glee Club •'The Presents mmm anii0pur Mikado" VOLUME 38 WINTER PARK, FLORIDA. MARCH 7, 1934 Flamingo Notice F, B. Kellogg Gives Views Organ Vespers L Wednesday, March 7th, 1934. L World Entries are . now being re­ On Some Current Problems 5:30 o'clock. ceived for the Rollins division 1. Pomp and Circumstance .... of the Stoi-y Magazine's College By A. D. BOTHE quainted with Germany and the „__ Edward Elgar EXERCISES TO Short Story Contest, announc­ To obtain an interview with an German people." Military March, No. 1, (Op. 39) GODOVSKY ARE Flashes ed in the February Flamingo. internationally famous man, when Here we paused for a few min­ (The death of Elgar, English Inasmuch as no college may every one else is trying to talk to From the UnitedPress utes while a few more socialites composer, occurred in Worcester, submit more than two entries, him at the same time is a rather fluttered up to be introduced. England, Feb. 23, at the age of BEPRESENIED a comprehensive preliminary difficult and trying problem. I ex­ Following this brief interlude, I 77). NEXT ARTISTS HAVANA, March 7.—Military selection is necessary. Profes­ perienced such a problem Monday placed this question: "Will the 2. Up the Saguenay, Alex Russell authorities hastily gathered tear Gov. Sholtz and Count Rene sors Burton and Cranberry morning when I tried to get the recent uprisings in Austria tend from St. Lawrence sketches. Prominent Violinist and and nauseous gas bombs today, d*e Chambrun to Parti­ and the Editor of the Flamingo views of Frank B. Kellogg, inter­ to disrupt international peace?" 3 The Carnival of the Animals Pianist to Appear in Joint and held soldiers alert in anticipa­ cipate in Program will judge all Rollins manu­ national diplomat and former "No," replied Mr Kellogg, " I - St. Saens Recital tion of serious riots as a result of scripts turned in to them be­ Secretary of State, on a few of don't think so, and this is the rea­ a) The Elephant b) The Swan a strike that Is assuming major Next Saturday and Sunday, Rol fore the first of April. the current problems of today. son: The uprisings in a great 4. Chorale Prelude on the tune—- Madame Lea Luboshutz, vio­ proportions. No newspaper has lins College will hold its third There is no ban on stories When I approached him, the noted many of the countries, you know —- Healey Willan linist, and Boris Godovsky, promi­ appeared since Sunday. The annual exercises commemorative which have already appeared in statesman was surrounded on all the ones I mean, are the result of "Andernach" nent pianist, will appear in a joint absence of authentic news bred of the French in Florida. Whil. the college magazine during the sides by the Winter Park social economic conditions instead of 5. Toccata and Fugue in D minor recital in the Annie Russell Thea­ political difficulties." fantastic rumors and anxiety. the unsuccessful attempts of thi current school year, although leaders, who crowded about him _ Bach tre at Rollins College on Monday Huguenots to establish a colony on for the sake of expediency stu­ as bees flock about a bowl of By this time we had reached our (repeated by request) evening, March 12, at 8:15, as the WASHINGTON, March 7.— the St. Johns River thirty-three dent authors are requested to honey. However, I was able to get objective, namely the waiting 6. a) The Birth of Morn „.. Leoni next feature in Miss Russell's Plans for the nationalization of years prior to the founding indicate the name and issue in a question or two while Mr. automobile, but before the diminu­ b) Soft footed Snow ....Torsleff professional artists series. the country's forests, with gov­ Jamestown do not constitute I number of any story which they Kellogg was beating a hasty re­ tive former Secretary of State c) I Love Thee Grieg Madame Luboshutz was at Rol­ ernment taking over timber land important development of America, wish to be given special con­ treat to the safer confines of his could fllimb in I popped one last (sung in Swedish) lins last year when she gave a re­ nowf privately owned is being for­ they are fraught with perilous sideration. waiting automobile. quiery. c) The Year's at the Spring —- cital which was one of the out­ mulated and may be proposed later adventures and present scenes A recent communication from "Do you think inflation will — Beach standing events of the professional in the year as an administration both romantic and tragic. As such the Editors of Story states: "It "What do you think of the succeed under the present plan?" Marie Sundelius, soprano. series. A member of the faculty of policy, it was learned today. The they have a rightful place in the is likely that tbe judges will be Hitler situation in Europe," I ask­ "That," he said, "is too big a Saturday, March 10, 4 o'clock. the Curtis Institute of Music, plan is now help up pending ob­ background of Florida. - more favorably inclined toward ed as we hurried past the doors question to answer here. But, I 1. Selections from "Les Hugue­ Madame Luboshutz has the dis­ servation of results under the These ceremonies are linked this authentic writing rather than of the theatre. will say this. I don't think the nots" ,___ _ __ Meyerbeer tinction of being the only woman NRA code. The government would year with a series of programs be­ clever story making; truth and "Well," he answered, slowing president is lit favor of green Overture, Andantino, Allegro, on the violin teaching staff of this back inflation. That would be tru­ assume ownership of all timber ing held throughout the country sincerity, presented with skill, down a little, "it isn't nearly as Romance Cavatina, Wedding great institution. ly disastrous." lands on an elective basis. There marking the centennial of the are important factors"' dangerous as the American news­ Procession. She is a native of Odessa, Rus­ would be nothing compulsory. The death of Lafayetrte. Featuring this papers would have us think. Adolph With that Mr. Kellogg got into 2. Allegro Giusto, from ,.__ Debussy sia, and obtained her early musi­ price paid would be the rate now part of the Rollins program will Hitler doesn't want war, and the car and headed for the coun­ Petite Suite cal education at the famous Con­ received for timber in national be an address by a distinguished Dr. Hawes, 'Mikado' I know the German people don't. try club to play golf in ^.le beauti­ 3. Solo by Bruce Dougherty, tenor servatory of Moscow, where she ful Florida sunshine. descendant of the great French­ I feel that I am pretty well ac­ 4. Sonata I, Movement I __ won the gold medal and a special man, Count Rene de Chambrun, Selections, Featured Guilmant gift of a wonderful old Amati who is also a nephew of the late 5. a) Elegie Massenet violin in recognition of her talent. NEW YORK, March 7.—Scant On RollinsRadio Hour b) Ouvres Tes Yeux Bleux Later she became a brilliant pupil army pay has been totally insuf­ Speaker Nicholas Longworth. Thomas P. Johnson, president of "POP" CONCERT AUCTION HELD .... —~ Massenet of Ysaye—her extraordinary play­ ficient to meet the new expenses An exceptional Rollins radio the student body, and Gordon Jeanette Houghton, contralto ing being a sensation in Europe. incurred in flying the air mail. program came from WDBO in Or­ Spence, president of the French Madame Laboshutz is known as This lack of funds has plunged lando Friday evening. Many Club, represent the undergrad­ one of the most magnificient wo­ pilots into debt, fliers of Newark singers in this week's "Mikado", SEES OVER 300 IN ART SCHOOL uates on a general committee which Dr. Vance Speaks in man violinists of this day, not Airport and Floyd Bennett Field sponsored by the Rollins Glee Club, has the arrangement in hand, only one of the most noted of her said today. opened the program with two gay this committee consisting of Prof. R*^creation Hall Is Scene of Student Awards Given At Meditation Services sex, but one might say one of the WASHINGTON, March 7.- favorites of this Gilbert and Sul­ most noted of all contemporary A. J. Ha ch; Miss An Great Social Function Art Exhibition There were indications in the capi­ livan operetta, including "Three violinists. She plays with extra­ nie Russell, Baron d'Estoumelles On Sunday Morning tal today that the possibility of Little Maids from School," and ordinary ability and command of de Constant, Mrs. A. E. Dick, Mrs. The "Pop" Concert, Winter Tuesday evening, March 6 mark­ the enactment of the compulsory the Lord High Executioner's the bow. J. C. Chase, Colonel E. C. Leonard, Park's greatest social function of ed the peak of the activities so­ Dr.
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