The Miami Hurricane THE OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER 0 F THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI

VOLUME XIII CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA, MARCH 21. 1910 Nl.MHF.K 23 Election Date Nears; Junior Prom Senate Investigates 21 Toss Hats in Ring To Feature Impeachment Charges Deadline For Petitions Enoch Light Complaint By McLinden Is Wednesday, Mar. 27; From Magician To Doctor Claims Non-Feasance of Straw Poll Next Week To Bandleader Is Career Of Johns Hopkins' Grad President Ray Fordham Student government election cam­ paigns swing into high speed this Enoch Light, who brings his orches­ "I recommend the impeachment of week, with twenty-one petitions al­ tra to Coral Gables on Friday even­ .Raymond Fordham, President of the ready in circulation throughout the ing, April 12, to play for the Univer­ Student Body." So wrote Hence campus. Others are expected to ap­ sity of Miami's 13th Annual Prom, Ludd "Bud" McLinden to the senate pear before tho deadline, Wednesday is one of the few men ever to make as the group convened in its recently noon, March 27. Elections will be the jump from John Hopkins to jaw. furnished chambers Tuesday. Born into a musical family in Can­ held Tuesday. April 2, with Ray Complaints Stated Fordham, president of the student ton, Ohio, Enoch at first wanted to be a magician, but something always On the basis that no election had body, officiating, aided by Honor been called by Fordham to fill the Court members. seemed to go wrong with his tricks. By the time he had finished high vacancy caused by the graduation of All political aspirants and students school, however, it was a physician the current year's chief justice of in general are reminded of the dead­ Enoch Light that he wanted to he, and he took his Peggy Mann the honor court, McLinden asserted line set for submitting petitions to pre-med training at Ohio State and that Fordham had been lax in carry^. Dorothy Ashe, secretary of the Stu­ the University of Pittsburgh. Trans­ ing out his duties as student presi­ dent Association. The petitions must Miami Debaters ferring to Johns Hopkins for his med­ dent. His complaint, in the form "f contain the bonafide signatures of at ical course, he also began to pay Soph Dance Set a detailed legal document, charged (east one-tenth of the student body, more nnd more attention to his hobby Fordham with non-feasance. md anv signatures repeated on more Take Decision if music. For March 29 To investigate the churge made by than one petition for the snme office McLinden, Charlotte Meggs, vice- Turns Into Bandlrader will be stricken from all lists. president, appointed a committee Over St. Pete While in Johns Hopkins, he also Presidential Candidates At Ponce Gym consisting of one senator from each iegan studying at the Peabody Con­ Campaign managers have been class. Committee members include Winner of the debate with St. Peters­ servatory in Baltimore. Soon he was Emphasizing a rustic theme, the busy circulating petitions with main Miss Meggs; Jim Orr, freshman; Hel­ burg Junior College, Miami's varsity soloist with the Glee Club, and lead­ Sophomore Stable Session will be headquarters in the Soda Shop. ene Putnam, sophomore; Dan Satin, juad also took on Rollins for two er of the "Blue Jays," the univer­ held Friday, March 29 in the Ponce Lloyd Whyte, Charlie Franklin, and junior; and Jack Madigan, senior. Tohn Kurucza are seeking the presi­ non-decision battles during the last sity's dance orchestra. High School gym from 9 'til 1, ac­ United States Arthur, Marion Brown, Helene Put­ scheduled senate meeting, the group day night. ofttD fur removed from the hustle ot Court: Bill Reynolds, Irving Lebo­ is, for 36 weeks, and was featured nam, Pat Hollarn, Margie Frye, should follow a policy of strict econ­ will gather next Tuesday at 10:30. Helene, a sophomore in the School national life, this time have a keen witz, Jim Gilmore, Dick Tucker, at the Wintergarden, the Scala, and Jeanne Girton, Hedwig Ringblom, omic and military isolation towards of Liberal Arts, received the onyx interest in at least one item: the pro­ Wallace Penney, Elaine Devery, the U.F.A. Palast in Berlin. Eleanor Hayes; arrangements, Rose lavalier symbolic of her title, from alt nations outside the western hemis­ posed reduction et the number of Jacques Wilson, and Catherine Hef­ Returning to the United States, he Marie Norcross, Dotty Lightman. Mrs. Woodhouse On Charlotte Meggs, last year's Pi Delt inger. phere engaged in armed, international has duplicated his European success National Youth Administration jobs. girl. Al Lehrman is the only Chief Jus­ or civil conflict." here, climaxing it with a solid run Vocational Program Runner-up for the king's crown Although other polls of the Stu­ tice candidate at present. of two years at Hotel Taft in New Penn Next Foe MembershipBanquet Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse, direc­ was Vinnie McCormick, Lambda Chi dent Opinion Surveys of Americu To give a preview of the elections, York City, and broadcasting over tor of the Institute of Women's Pro­ Next opponent on the schedule of Alpha, followed by Chick O'Domski, have shown that collegiuns favor cuts the Hurricane will conduct a straw CBS and Mutual networks four times Closes YW Program fessional Relations, will be the speak­ Pi Chi. Other candidates were Duke poll after all petitions are in next debating will be on Monday after­ weekly for 20 months. er and conference leader for the vo­ n governmental expenditures, in this noon, March 25, In the Assembly YWCA climaxed its program for this Boyle, Hal Leviton and Marvin Gold­ week. One hundred students will be "Light Brigade" Featured cational guidance program to be instance an overwhelming majority Room. Miami's affirmative team, Ben year with its annual membership man. Kappa Sig Sweetheart candi­ terviewed for their selection of the First "big-name" band in history sponsored by the University and thc opposed to the recommended 32 Axleroad and Claud Corrigan, will banquet Friday evening at the Miami dates were Martha Dorn, Betty Mae candidates. to play at a University dance, Light YWCA building. Miami Zonta Club, local business and per cent reduction of NYA positions debate men from the University of professional women's organization, Serpas, Patty Hollarn, June Burr, will bring Peggy Mann, mistress of In electing officers for next year, Pennsylvania. from March 25-28. The conference is Justine Rainey, Lorraine Thompson, for college students. blues, the famous "Light Brigade," members unanimously adopted the Anthology Prepared being supervised by Miss Merritt, Mollie Conner, Dorothy Stuart and What is even more significant is Ocarina Trio, the Dream Weavers, slate prepared by a nominating com­ Dean of Women. Mary Alice Kirton. that at least 12 per cent—approxi­ By Jose de Seabra and a band full of entertaining tal­ mittee, and voted Laura Green, pres­ Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. mately one-eighth—of the students, ent to the Prom. ident; Dorothy Lowe, vice-president; Women students of the university An anthology of Portuguese readings Infant Contest Dies Lewis Leary and Mr. and Mrs. Jack favor a reduction. Some of these de­ Barbara Curran, secretary; and are urged to attend as many of the has been specially compiled by Alex- Guests of honor at the annual Harding. clared that if the jobs were given Campus Queen Contest, at the age Betty Lou Baker, treasurer. conferences as possible, and to take dre Jose De Seabra, professor of affair, biggest social event of the The King was elected by popular only to students who were in absolute of three week*, local address The advantage of the opportunity to hear Spanish and Portuguese, for use by school year, will be all graduating Edna Conrad was toastmistress of vote at the dance, while the Kappa need of them, expenses could be cut. Miami Hurricane, died a peaceful and discuss personally with Mrs. his language classes. seniors. Admission to others is $2 a the banquet. She introduced the Sig Girl was chosen by Kuppa Sig As was perhaps to be expected, stu­ death from malnutrition here to* special guests, among whpm were Woodhouse, any vocational problems The work is now being mimeo­ person, or $3 a couple. Tickets are fraternity to represent their ideal dents who now hold these jobs were day, following a brief illness. Doc­ Miss Mary B. Merritt and Mrs. A. W. and possibilities. graphed and bound and will be avail­ now on sale in Room 292, Junior coed. emphatically in favor of continuing tors ascribed the death to natural Koch of the university. Miss Merritt able to students soon. Prom Headquarters, in the Main The program arranged is as fol­ the program, a good many telling the causes. The infant contest leaves gave the invocation. Soprano solos Recently Mr. De Seabra received Building. lows: Tuesday, March 2fi, 10:30 a.m., Surveys interviewers that the num­ three posters, two Hurricane ar­ were sung by Jean Godard, accom­ as a contribution for the University Humes Lasher, Prom Chairman, "Choosing a Vocation," women stu­ Major ln Psychology ber should even be increased. The ticles, and absolutely no pictures panied by Lucille Jones, and Maria library a thirty-volume collection of has called a meeting of the favors dents' assembly, Cardboard Theatre; poll points out, however, that stu­ of candidates. Appropriate funeral Porra played several Spanish piano Masterpieces of Brazilian Litera­ and ticket committees for Monday at 11:30 a.m., round table discussion on Is Offered Next Fall dents who are not NYA employees arrangements are being made. •elections. ture" written in Portuguese. 12:30 in Room 292. Social Service, Bacteriology, Room To he offered as a major course next are of the same opinion by almost Mrs. Dorothy Knoll, dean of girls 218, main building; 2:30 p.m., round fall, psychology studies will he high­ identical percentages. The national at Miami Edison high school, was table, Commercial Work, Accountant lighted by a laboratory course in ex­ tabulations follow: speaker of the evening. Her talk was and Advertising, jwnthouse of the perimental psychology and by special ' A<1 B* C* PYGMALION CAST HANDLES DYNAMITE WITH CARE in keeping with the theme of the Administration building; 3:30 p.m., new subjects. Approve of reduction 11% 9% 11% banquet, "accent on youth." She en­ Co-ed Council Tea, penthouse; 8:30 Under the supervision of Georgo Disapprove of umerated the characteristics of youth p.m., conferences in Card Room, Ad­ Lehner, u laboratory is being in­ reduction 71 72 71 BY DOROTHY ANN LF.VIN delicacy. But this is picking to pieces he was not a believable character. which she believes deserve accenting. ministration building. stalled with complete equipment. Thc Reduce less than 32% 3 4 3 Dynamite und nitroglycerine may be two excellent, and equally excellent, Much more real, but still in the faulty Wednesday's program includes the department already has obtained an Increase number of jobs8 99 13 9 thrown about casually. That is, in performances. The purpose of this accent division was the Colonel from following discussions: 10:30 a.m., ophthalmograph, a device to photo­ Don't know ....J 6 2 0 comparison with the care needed to ambitious paragraph was to show that India whose speech occasionally was Sixteen New Books Selling and Buying, Card Room; graph eye movements and thus ob­ (*—All students; B—Those who keep an English accent within while the two performances were reminiscent of Virginia. Gestures, Added To Collection 11:30 a.m., Home Making; 2:30 p.m.. serve the reading habits of the in­ hold NYA jobs; C—Those who do bounds. Not natural with any of the equal in merit they were not parallel. posture, understanding, were all cor Radio and Stage, penthouse; 3:30 dividual. Some of the equipment will not have NYA jobs) players in the cast of the University Sure and perfect performances rect; but he was not quite Colonel English Honors has added sixteen p.m., Tea, penthouse. Thursday's be made in the University shop under NYA workers, who perform hun­ version, the accents in Pygmalion were turned in by George Dawkins Pickering. new hooks to its collection in the conferences are: 10:30 a.m., Writing the direction of Donald Gordon. dreds of tasks from floor sweeping to took different paths. as Professor Higgins, Maxwell Mar­ Bits Well Done University Library. The books were and Journalism, Card Room; 11:30 Anion* new courses to be offered book writing, earn about $15 a Accents Vital vin as Doolittle, and Evelyn Ausland­ Clara, done by Shirley Haines, and purchased with the funds derived a.m., Medicine and Nursing; 2:30 from the sale of the works of Winter will be a special class in tests and month. President Roosevelt's recom­ These accents are often a clear er as Mrs. Pierce. Higgins, as Daw­ Mrs. Eynesford Hill, portrayed by p.m., Art Work and Music; :30 measurements. Tentative plans for mendation calls for an appropriation criterion of the acting ability of kins played him, was more like Shaw's Winona Wehle, were entirely ade­ Institute speakers. p.m., Fashions and Modeling. the class include intelligence tests, of $85,000,000 (millions) for the the players. Either the actor gives original than Leslie Howard in the quate to their parts without being George Rosner, president of the vocational aptitude tests to deter­ 1940-1941 fiscal year to go to the the accent too much care and the movie version. This may have been obtrusive upon the action of the club, said that the list includes: mine special ability, and tests for National Youth Administration. result is rather imitation than act­ annoying to the few that had ex­ story. The accents did not falter no­ Thomas Wolfe's "Web and the Rock," Town and Gown Have personal ity inventories. There wjjl ing, or too little care is used and pected a suave hero; but it was an ticeably and both ladies were exact­ John Marquand's "Wickford Point," also be courses in tho psychology of particles of normal speech and mis- honest and accurate portrayal of the ly what they seemed. Jean Williams John Dos Passos' "Adventures of a Seniors As Guests learning and in clinical psychology. Kingman Paintings usage appear. Of course, as this cast lines and stage directions. Maxwell as the parlormaid, also made her few Young Man," Thompson's "I Lost Town and Gown entertained over A nine to twelve hour prerequisite largely proved, it is possible for Marvin played the part of the dust­ lines effective. The same can be said My English Accent," John Stein­ four hundred girls, representing the On Exhibition Now beck's "The Long Valley," Erskine for enrollment in these advanced American actors so to insert them­ man with a sort of poetic grace that of the bystanders, who provided the senior classes of all Dade County Caldwell's "Trouble in July," and courses will be required. Paintings by Dong Kingman, a na­ selves into their roles that the change was eminently suited to the role. vague babbling—foreign-language at­ high schools, Monday afternoon. tive Californian of Chinese origin, Lewellyn's "How Green Was My Val­ in accent is not noticeable. Auslander, Kirton Good mosphere required for the first act. Several groups of University girls and by Stanford Fenelle, one of ley." As Mrs. Pierce, Evelyn Auslander Edith Rosencrans, John Bowers, and supervised a tour of the Administra- Minnesota's leading young painters, This is not true in the case of the Final Ibis Pictures deserved the applause which followed Elton Rosenblatt, sounded the clar­ tion Building, including the Women's are now being exhibited at the Ad­ leading ladies. Of course their ac­ her exit. She was that strait-laced ion Cockney with accurate care and Residence Hall and the sorority To Be Made Tuesday ministration Building of the Univer­ cents are vital to the story and con­ McEwen Chosen As sequently in many places more im­ housekeeper in every detail including a natural effect. rooms and houses. An informal re­ Final photographs for the Ibis will sity. These are open to the public portant than their lines. In the first her perfectly posed hands and the Spanish Club Head ception was held in the Lounge. be taken on Tuesday, March 28. All daily and Sundays. Credit for the success of this play two acts Eliza appears as a totally stiff-starched apron string, of the Mrs. H. B. Fultz, president of groups not scheduled so far will ap­ This exhibition was assembled in with its audience belongs in large part Shelby McEwen was elected presi­ Cockney character. Grace Berg made first night, which trembled behind her Town and Gown, Miss Mary B. Mer­ pear on the picture program for that Washington, D. C. by the National to the director, Mrs. Opal Motter, who dent of the Spanish Club last week this interpretation clear without sac­ when she walked. Also to be men­ ritt, Mrs. A. W. Koch, and Mrs. Ter- day. Lewis Dorn and Beatrice Milli­ Exhibition Section of the WPA Art trained the natural English accents in its first meeting of the new sem­ rificing to it the Shavian lines. tioned in this paragraph is Mary letzky, Girls' Advisor of the Dormi­ man are in charge of arrangements Program, Federal Works Agency. It into all members of the cast. Shaw's ester. Edward Bartholemew was Alice Kirton, who portrayed the firm tory, were in -the receiving line. and will correct ommissions if they is one of over five hundred which the In these early dialogues, Jean Higgins very properly considered it chosen vice-president; Aurelia Prado, government has circuited in an ex­ Small, the other half of the double- dignity and understanding of the quite an achievement to train a girl secretary; Bill Mason, treasurer; are reported immediately. DEBATE COUNCIL AWAKENS tensive exhibition program designed casting of the lead, had a tendency professor's mother, with her usual to speak all the words of her lang­ and Cecile Bloch, publicity. Organizations will appear for their Irving I. rho wit 7.. president of the to reach all sections of the country. to make her Cockney too shrill, al­ sure technique. uage in a way that was entirely for­ Meetings of the group are con­ pictures Tuesday in this order: at Debate Council, announced today most too fierce, and her early Eliza Lloyd Symansky as Freddie and eign to her bringing-up. It is as diffi­ ducted entirely in Spanish. All stu­ 0:30, Snarks; 9:45, Newman Club; that all members must attend a sketchy. As the two made their tran­ Meade Stockdell as Colonel Pickering cult to do what Mrs. Motter did. To dents of Spanish interested in Latin- 10:00, French Club; 10:15, Interna­ FROSH CLASS MEETING special meeting next Thursday sition from guttersnipe to lady they illustrate the point made about ac­ train a group of young people to American affairs are invited to at­ tional Relations Club; 10:30, YMCA; Keith Phillips, freshman class pres­ morning in room 317 at 10:30, or exchanged places. It was Grace's cents in the first part of this review. tend the next one, scheduled for 3:30 10:45, Honorary Chemistry Society; ident, has called a meeting of the speak certain words and idioms else b dropped from the organi- turn to be slightly unreal, having a While both tried hard and showed p.m. Wednesday, Mnrch 27, in the 11:00, Panhellenic Council; 11:16, freshman class next Tuesday, which are foreign to their experience, ration rolls, as is stated in the slight woodenness in her speech. intelligent understanding of the assembly room of the Administration I Interfraternity Council; 11:30, Eng­ March 26, at 10:30 in the Card­ and in addition, train them to pro­ group's constitution. Absolutely no Jean, however, gave more punch to lines, their accents protruded too Building. Plans for a Pan-American I lish Honors; 12:00, Lead and Ink; board Theater. This meeting in­ duce emotion along with this new excuses will be accepted. her later lines and showed Milady much. Freddie got laughs with his day program will be discussed at that I nd the 12:16, YWCA; and 12:30 Cqmpus cludes first and second semester speech, is well worth prolonged ap­ Council intends to I Citizens. freshmen. Eliza as a woman of spirit as well as monocle and irritating haw-haws, but plause. time. folio policy of ncrea.ed activity in the futi

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THE WAY Tne Miami Hurricane LETTERS YEAH BUT CAN YOU THE*BAND'BOX Hy JOSEPH TITLE OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER ll E SURRENDER" I look at it ll lias lei't'n my desire to make (his not only a OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI take it? Dear Editor: By MARTHA DORN music column leut one thai eleals with other things it seems that "cease and desist order" should be in life. And so. if occasionally. I broach other suh- In the history of everv school, there is an un­ Impeachment proceedings are being brought invoked to stop the firing of the hot water boiler j.'cK plesasa remember lhat music is not the only sung athletic hero, a lad whose unrecognized value against Ray Fordham, president of the studenl body during school hours. thing in lib*. io his Alma Mater is tremendous, who gives Ins all by lhe Senate this week. The opposition charge* For weeks now students have had to run through for the team and the dear old school. Outstanding lhat the president has failed to execute I lie duties All you harel practicing clarinetists and fiddlers tlie patio, classroom windows have had lo be kepi among such heroes is one from the University of of his office according to the Constitution of ihe (can't you bear 'em?) will be interested to know closed on the hottest days: and dry cleaning bills Miami, a quiet youngster, not given to bragging, Student Government. He has failed, after a lapse of lhat eight members of the Philadelphia Symphony have mounted. Milton Howland by name, known lo his associates EDITORIAL STAFF forty days, to call a special election lo fill the have- be'e'n purged, peellule'el. bred. The first clar­ To remedy this some N.Y.A. student, or lhe jan­ as Junior and to -others as Pappy. vacancy in the Chief Justice office, and instead has OiARi-iis FRANKLIN Editor inetist. Heebert McGinuis resigned for uiidisrloscel itor, might do the tiring two or three hours before You didn't know Junior was an athlete of such made an appointment lo last until the next elections. reasons. It is interesting tee mile' that McCinnis took CHARLES BAAKE Business Manager class lime; or a soot-catching device might be put sterling caliber, did you? Well, the news is out over the- Inst eluriiu't elesk when he was 19, a ver­ CLAUD CORRIGAN Managing Editor on tlie chimney at little cost. Technically, the opposition is perfectly coned now. Day in. day out, month after month, be plays itable infant prodigy from Curtis. Now 20. he has Harry Jacobson and the charge is fair. 1 understand lhat the pres­ his Number 6 post on the Junior Varsity Tenuis uo plans for the future. Meanwhile, his wife who EDITORIAL BOARD ident bad in mind when the date for the forth­ learn, never shirking, never flinching, never hesitat­ i-- line of the orchestra's harpists will bold down Cti-rl.s Fr-nkliei Hedwig Ringblom coming election was moved up tbat that lime would ing. He knows his job and he does it, and does il ber job and bring home the bacon until her youth­ Claud Corrigan Helene Putnam AND MADIGAN S!> iKE I'ORTH . . . suffice for lhe filling of the position, and lliat the well. Without a groan, lie endures the boiling sun ful husband gets placed. appointment was only temporary. It is hard for Letter to the Editor and baked clay of the tenuis courts. Brave, sturdy, Associate Editors Hedwig Ringblom. Helene Putnam anyone to say just what was in the president s mind Stokowski knows whal he's doing, lie took the The members of lhe Student Senate, at their reg­ dependable, that's Junior. News Editor Dorothy Levin when he made the appointment. It could well have Philadelphia Orchestra and transformed it from ular meeting un Tuesday. March 18. 19 Ml, passed Junior is definitely all business- you know, no Copy Edtlor Elaine Preston been ignorance of the proceedure. but I think that Utile' more than a beer garden ensemble to one of a motion lhat a letter should be written for publi- wine or women (he can't sing either). Perhaps a Co-Sports Editors Seymour Simon, Bob Linrothe he considered the vacancy not imperative enough thc greatest symphonic aggregations in the world. ealion in the Hurricane, clarifying tbe situation little stimulant now ami then, but if you knew to call the election, since elections are only a few McGinuis' resignation makes us think that perhaps STAFF WRITERS created by a "letter to the Ediior" in last week's Junior like we know Junior, you'd know it doesu'l weeks away. After all. the Honor Court at the pres­ "Sleek\" has an ace up his sleeve but we de>n't like- Margaret Klotz Seymour Simon paper regarding the Finance Uommittee of the take much. And then. Junior is one of the Kappa- ent time has no definite work to do, and it is not it. Al Collins Beryle McCluney Senate. I was appointed lo wrile this letter, and boys, confining his activities entirely lo lliose fields. likely that il will have any cases before the next Jacques Wilson Martha Hibbs shall do m\ best to clear up anv questions in the \ou'd hardly call that women, would you? eleclion. But of course, ihis does not justify not The Fourth Annual Florida High School Panel Sonny Silberstein Jeanne Girton minds ol the student body, or in the mind of Hor­ Milton l pleasing name, isn't it? Heminds you having a Chief Justice. I'Vslival will be he'ld in Miami April 4. 5, and 6. Jim Jeffrey Spec Davis ace l,add McLinden. of English 201 ) is one of Pi Chi's bold brothers, lhe- program is sponsored by the Florida Band- Harry Estersohn Jack Kendall I shall not take issue with Mi. Mcl.imici.'s per­ although they'll only admit it under extreme pres­ It must be admitted lhat many meipbers ol the uiasle-rs Assoe-ialion. Solo and ensemble events are Dick Paige Lou Lefkowitz sonal attacks upon lhe members of the Senate, or sure. Of late. you've practically got lo use torture student government could also have similar charges In be held in the Central Baptist Church on Thurs the Finance Committee, for I feel that these per­ to make them tell, and when a I'i Chi can hold to BUSINESS STAFF brought against them for not doing or for doing elay. April t. All band cone'ert compe'tilion will be sonal allusions are too unimportant and insignifi­ a secre! that long, ihere must be something to it. something which was not exactly according to the presented in the Miami Kdison High Si-lineel auel- Exchange Managers Nancy Adams. Lucile Jones cant to waste space with them. Hut I do wish to Using a paddle with that famous Howland tennis Constitution, but it is not necessary lo bring them ilorium during the da)lime- of April 5 and 6, A Circulation Manager Jim Jeffrey answer Mr. Mcl.inden's Iwo questions, and explain stroke (unorthodox, bul with all those 110 pounds forward, since no harm has been done. 1 believe huge massi'el banel conei'rt featuring 2500 partici­ Secretary ..-.. ___. Wilma Resnikoff the organization, powers, and functions of the Sen­ behind iti he's the absolute terror of the pledge that il is necessary to remove an olheer only when pants will be slageil at the Orange Howl Frielay Advertising Associates ate Finance Committee, and the Organization's class. They live in mortal fear he'll hit them, as he has disgraced bis position by delilierately set­ evening. Aelmission lo this is 25c for students. Jack Greenawalt Bill Reynolds Finance Committee, two separate and distinct com­ you can imagine. ting out to maliciously hurt the studenl body or Louise Miller Jack Welke mittees. We all know that When Junior Howland leaves any member of the body. So far as I can see. this As if aspirants feer Ihe Stokowski Youth Orehes- "Does an Honor Court exist at the present time, school (the freshman class will he wearing grey has not been done. Could alt of this be jusl lhe Ira need more incentive for wanting tee play wilh and, if so, who is the chief justice?" asks Mr. beards by then) he will leave behind him a niche At It Again product of petty politics or Jealous) ' this organisation than they already have, a seheel- Horace Laild McLinden. Yes, there is an honor carved in Miami's Hall of Fame, a monument lo ule of the cities to be loured has been published. IAMI IMVKKSITV is at il again! Not content court, for it was elected last May in the general his everlasting glory. Will we ever live it down? flee- eoncerts will lake place from July l lo August with being bested in a battle of words and elections. There is no chief justice al the present M The University has a good radio program which 27 anil tbe itinerary calls for Havana. Ve'iiezucla, printer's ink last year, the boys from Oxford are lime, for the chief justice elected last year is no no one seems to know about. It's called "\\ hal's Kio ele Janeiro, Montevideo in Uruguay, Huenos back for another dose. This time, green with envy longer in school. New al the U," and comes over WKAT at 8:30 on Aires in Brazil. San Juan in Puerto Rico and St. because Kay Kvser chose to honor the University "Vt hy have certain petitions not yet reached the TINTYPES Wednesday evenings. Il is concerned with report Thomas in lhe Virgin Islands. Tbe Latin American of Miami, they have printed in tiicir student pub­ floor of the Senate?" is question number two. In ing, by interviews and comments, whal is happen­ anel Sieulb American cities have agreed to support lication. The Miami Student, the following: '"Kay order to answer this question, it is best that I DOSS TABB ing here at school, and has proved to be interesting. the coming concerts. Stokowski will personally K\ser and his band were broadcasting from a night explain the powers and duties of the Senate Finance auelilion the linalisls aroimel ihese parts in Atlanta spol [editor's note: the Grove Theatre | in Florida . . . made the Universitv "Pahokee" conscious. Committee. This committee was established by leg­ on April 2. . . . reveals he originally came from Colquitt, Ga. Wednesday night and lie began referring to the islation of the Senate several years ago. for the . . . answers to innumerable nicknames . . . Flossie fine football team and school of Miami University purpose of investigating financial requests and LATINO AMERICANAS . . . Pahokee Flash . . . and "the bean-patch boy." Traits I like: Mr. Sheaffer's diffidence; Mrs. (erroneously calling that one-building prep school petitions, in order to facilitate the actions of the With firsts in everything, the University of . . . holds the All Southern Bean-Picker Champion­ Volpe's aggressiveness; Mr. Sleunenberg's liberal­ in Coral Gables Miami University instead of the Senate upon these bills. Ils purpose is to gather Miami has added Juan Ramon Jimenez to our ship. ity: Mr. Gregor's gcntleinanlincss; Dr. Haggles' University of Miami)." information pertaining to these petitions and their faculty He is one of the greatest of Spanish poets. . . . reminisces about the days when Tabb and amiability I he couldn't gel really mad even if he The first correction wc would like to make is organizations, so that the Senate might have com­ Jimenez, a refugee from the Spanish civil war. Sapp were the greatest passing-comhinalion in Wanted to); Mr. Harris' eliisiveni'ss (now you see that the University of Miami now has TWO build­ plete information upon which to base its decisions. will reside in tins country indefinitely, and we hope South Florida football annals. him. now \e.ii don't); and Mrs. Bcrglfs infinite ings, large buildings far different from certain ivy- Ins entire stay may be in Miami and on the faculty The Committee makes recommendations upon . . . never wore shoes till he was twelve. palie-nir anel swce'l smile. covered huts that .sonic schools boast about. The at tbe universily. Although he knows little English certain bills, and rejects those which it does not . . . remembers when he used to visit the city twice second one is that Mr. Kyser. realizing the hor­ his vital personality and a well-developed sense deem worthy of consideration by lhe Senale. But. a vear ... to see the sights . . . and gel acquainted Who is Ibis "Abie" in tin- percussion section rible injustice he had done the University of of humor come through lo stand above this handi­ by two-thirds vote of the Senale. mvf of these wilh the latest modern improvements. »bei is continually being heralded by llr. Ruggles? Miami by referring to it in the manner above, im­ cap. rejected bills can be brought upon the lloor of the . . . will eat an\ thing except stewed rats. mediately corrected himself. Or are lhe radios up Contemporary Spanish poetry classes are under Senate if they so desire. The recommendations of . . . really goes for spaghetti , . . buttered potato- in that section of Ohio below average? his guidance and admittance can be gained only the Finance committee are not in any way final chips . . . and papayas, Personally, we think that we are the ones who on the approval of Dr. Owre. Jimenez admits lhat decisions—they serve merely as guides for the . . . is a senior majoring in economics. Notes from other campi have been insulted. To think of comparing a virile, be will enjoy teaching here because he nol only Senators. Therefore, the reason why certain peti­ . . . aspires to hold a coaching position some day I Hi iuoeiated CoUtgttUe I'ress) growing school like this one with a weak and de­ likes Miami, but tbe contact wilh lhe students will tions have not yet reached the floor of the Senate . . . get married arid settle down . . . when the right Dictionary Dope: The newest volume of thc cadent institution like Miami University! And if give him an excellent opportunity lo observe their is probably because they were rejected by the girl comes along. Dictionary of American English being published by thrv think they're so good, we're willing to match Finance Committee, and the Senate did not con­ characteristics. . . . describes his ideal .girl as brunette . . . 5'4l/2" iln- University of Chicagee i„ handing down to pee,. any of lhe following things with them: our football sider them important enough to bring them on to Black beard, usually a black or dark grey suit, . . . around 112 pounds. Icrilv many worels and phrases dear lo Ihe hearts team, which plays in the big leagues, nol the min­ dark fell hal. and an engaging smile are the first tlie floor by vote. eel slang-minded collegians. ors: our symphony orchestra, ranked one of the . . . insists lhat she have a good sun-Ian . . . and things noticed about Jimenez. His actions ate stall' Now the Organizations Finance Committee is a Fen installer. "Hunk" is ilefined as ••cnmplelc finest in the country; our marching and symphonic not have dimples ... or flat feet. Iv and show deliberation in even the slightest move committee consisting of the President of lhe Stu­ failure in a oourae, examination, or an etcetera." band, likewise recognized: our tennisP team, co- . . . dates lhe "sweet and simple" type most of the ment. claimant lo the National Intercollegiate title and dent Body, tbe Treasurer of lhe Student Body, two time. "Gas" is uiiprelcnliieus talk, especially e.f a peilit- Widely known throughout Latin America. Senor undefeated lust \ear against tlie best the East could Senators, and two Administrative officials. Its sole ii'al killel. . . . Hkes hunting . . . fishing . . . aqua-planing . . . Jimenez lias published numerous works in poetry offer: and. although we are naturally modest and function is to decide whether or not any siudent •'Fluinailidelh-" is also Included 1n il,,- h,i,-si ,,| golf . . . and a fast and furious game of back­ and one prose work I'lutcro y yt.. At lhe preseul v hate to brag, our newspaper and our yearbook. organization should be allowed to incur a debt of tune, which incluilcs words from "llinly" to "gold gammon. time Jimenez is preparing a complete edition of all $25.00 or more. It has been in session only once region." Ii even Includes "gin palace," whieh i- a Well, they asked for it. didn't they? . . . once drank a glass of pineapple juice wilh a bis works to be published al an early date in Ar­ this year, for consideration of tbe Junior Prom's grog sheep of a pretentious or gaiuly a|i|)earance." * * * proposed expenditure of $500 for an orchestra, rat in it ... on a dare. gentina. Wonder if they've added tin- lalesl fail of the- which, incidentally, it sanctioned. This Organiza­ . . . challenges anyone to a bug. Ilea, insect, or pest- Give Us A Break collegians, "goldfish eating"? tions Finance Committee has no direct connection eating contest. Q COOPED ai_.iiin! Tha Athletic Department is very with the Student Senate, except that it bas several . . . picks Guy Lombardo as his favorile orchestra. New Books *"J ellicieni. tic. but we'd like to know why they members in common. . . . bates jitterbugs . . . history exams . . . people ON THE LIBRARY SHELF Smelly storyi On,, recant e*enfn«, Prof. Clarence persist in releasing their confidential sports news The Senate trusts that the foregoing letter will who like to show off . . , and girl's basketball games. Gaine-s of St. Uwrence University made his usual to the Miami Herald and the Miami Daily News, TROUBLE IN JULY help the student body understand the situation as . . . enjoys square-dances with genuine hill-billy right turn al number 211 Pine Slreel and climbed presumably because those newspapers hate to see By EHSKINF. CAI.UWFI.I. it now exists; antl in some measure, case the wor­ orchestras. lhe sleps I,> his home. As he eepcni-d lhe eleior he news printed in the Hurricane before they use it. Author of 'Tobacco Road," Erskine Caldwell, ries of Mr. McLinden about what he considered a . . . gets a big kick oul of taking Ins mother to paused to ailmil what he supposed was the family That information would be extremely useful, violation of the Constitution of the Student Asso­ has again vigorously protested injustice in his lat­ eat. dances. even helpful, to the Hurricane's sports page, yet it ciation. est work, "Trouble in July." The plot of lhe novel Shortly afterwards his wife called to him lo let wouldn't harm tlie downtown news sheets at all. . . . slates that his ultimate ambition is to cash a centers about a lynching Incident in the deep Jack Madigan, tlei' Ml in. Although ircallbig thai ihe animal had M-»-t of our circulation is confined to the campus, ticket on a dog. south, and exposes the methods employed by Sheriff Member of Senate Finance Committee already come in. be dutifully opened the door, and the remainder is outside the city. We just want . . . favors shirts hanging out . . . never wears a Jeff McCurtain in enforcing tbe law. Sbcrilf Jeff and Organizations Finance Committee peereel oul, and saw the cat waiting at his feet. an even break on news, that's all. It doesn't look suit if he can help it. has lead a comfortable politcial life, taking orders * * * Thinking he must have heen absent-minded, be ael M good, \ou know, to have the student publication . . . approves of people who are quiet and ••sym­ from his party's boss, Judge Ben Allen. mitled the cal anil dismissed the incident. kept iti the dark by official sources of information. HE SHALE HAVE MVS1C? pathetic." Usually, Sheriff Jeff's work concerned the ar­ Hut tbe incident would not be dismissed and * * • resting of petty thieves. (The sheriff was able to Editor. Minmi Hurricane: presently a very unpleasant odor permeated even manage these cases rather well.) However, a lynch­ Wtek- ago the Hurricane ran a story about peti­ the remotest corners of the Gaines home-. The hi si Unfunny Funnies CONIIUCTED BY ing incident was too dangerous for Sheriff Jeff to tioning Fred Waring lo write a song for the Univer­ arrival was a skunk, and to add dismay lo surpris.e, ona Q)tiide4\A JLaet A. H. Mn.i;i lil.ii lake pari in, because of the effect il might have on OHN NANCE GARNER. Antoinette Donnelly, and sity of Miami. Like other things (which I could although they searched diligently, lhe animal could the coining elections. Judge Ben Allen had given J Mike Jucobs are famous people. If they never mention but won't) this idea has died a not too not be found! DEFINITION OF A REPORTER Jeff the solution—a fishing trip! Whenever a ser­ win- before, they are now. These three, along with slow death. What's the matter anyway? Week after ious controversial issue arose, Sheriff Jeff weul off Thus is explained Professor Gaines' departure President Roowvclt Colonel Lindbergh, and a few week universities ami colleges are honored on Fred What is a re fun ter? A man who thrives on a fishing (rip and thus avoided committing him­ from his customary attire anil eve-n the- hornrimmed other world-famous notable* have made that most \\ a ring's program when he plays special songs On twist in;/ anil turning people's Uvea, self one way or another. glasses the nexl morning. exclusive ol all news agencies, the funnies. which lie has written for them. Almost breathlessly Then sloops so low, becomes .tn uncouth Mike Jegcoba i-- a common character in the strip 1 have wailed for him lo say. "Tonight the Glee As to say his motto*$ to print the truth. The lynching Incident described in thorough de­ celled Joe I'alooka. He and the other boxing officials Club will sing a new pep song thai 1 have written I man who cats typewriters, dishes out dirt, tail by Mr. Caldwell is obviously unjustified. The New York University bus just received a gill eel -<«-in to have a natural place there. Antoinette Don- especially for the University of Miami in Coral Doestit haic time for a share or clean shirt. author sheds light on the uncontrolled frenzies of 275 old clocks. nelly is a fairly recent development cropping up Gables, Florida." Il's a good thing 1 haven't held f man who'd rejoice in taking a story a lynching mob. and their utter lack of logic or when Mamie of Moon Mtlllina used one of her m\ breath until I heard that. I'd be block in the And making it into a scoop jor the glory. human oass. beauty creams in Sunday's paper. Jiggs of Bring­ fate and blue in the gills by now. Did the petition Or who'd ruin a pal for the rest of his days Mr. Caldwell's book is slow moving at limes, and One oul of every l(. persons listed in "Who's ing Up Father \isilt-'! anil ale nun beef am! rail idea fall through? Did the Hurricane slalT forget Eor a pat on the hark and a five dtdtar raise. the story appears complicated at first to the reader. W lee," is a former Universily of (bieagee student. bage with John Nance Garner. or was it just printer! to fill space? A reporter's a guy whose epitaph reads: However the loose threads of the theme are gath­ "Satan's a swell guy. Cot some new leails ered logelher towards tbe end, lo form a concise The first two references arc excusable because Tbe Hurricane liil- backed no few .food shuiK Motion pictures are- being taken ..I student or they add humor and liveness lo the strip. Bul John Flease, oh. please don't let this one go the way of On the tat thai hilled me. What the deadline? pattern exposing prejudice, petty polities, and or- eheslra conductors at Northwest Missouri Stale Nanee Garner was dragged into Jiggs' strip by lhe -nine of the others, the Hospitalization plan for Send if right up . . . if you give me a Mine. dinary injustice. "Trouble in July" is simply writ­ Teachan College see thai th«-> may siuely their faults. hair of his bushy ejebrows. This was prohuhU the instance. C.C.B. —A. B. Magruder ten, yet one is likely lo be shocked by those simple only melhod which could be used to reach some words with such profound meanings. Mr. Caldwell's of llu* voters. In Ipite of lliis we hold lhat the book is definitely world while modern literature; Mozarl's ceemii opera, "Abduction from the funnies were originalK intended as pure fantasy Largest employers of siudent help at tbe Univer- Capital I diversity has an annual Liquidation it is a realistic exposition of contemporary prob­ Harem," will Ii.' presented in its entirety for the and politics, cold cream, and veritable prize fight MI\ of Morula have signed a code governing wages Day on which all students are expected lo settle lems, written keenly and with convincing sincerity, lirsi tin,,- i„ the ll. S. ley the niusie department of executives have no place on that page. ami labor conditions, their indebtedness and pay their bills. —Billie Subshin thi1 University of Michigun. Hurricane Nine Opens Tankers Close Schedule Season Monday Night Hurricane Sports With Havana Saturday March 21, 1940 THE MIAMI HURRICANE PACE THREE Completing a tour of the Southeast­ ern United States, the University of Here Against Newberry Miami Fives Elon Added Havana swimming team furnishes the Glen's opposition for Coach "Pop" Burr's Monday night at 8:15 on Miami Reid, Coach Jack Harding's Hurricane mermen Saturday night at 8:30 in baseball team will inaugurate Miami's first baseball season since 1930 Advance in INTRAMURAIS To 1940 Miami the Venetian Pool. This will be the against the Newberry College Indians of South Carolina. The second game of tbe series will be played Tuesday, same time and place. last meet of the year for the Miami Gold Ball BASKETBALL Grid Schedule The lineup Harding will put on the.-* swimmers, and is open to the public. Lambda Chi 48 • Phi Ep IS flald Monday will probably consist The eighth annual Gold Ball Basket­ Completion of the 1940 University of Cubans Lost to Fla. task of relief pitcher. Phi Epsilon Pi was subdued by a of Johnny Douglas at first base, ball Tournament, conducted by the Miami football schedule was an­ strong Lambda Chi five by the score Last week, Havana dropped a 66- Davie Konel at second, Johnny Kuruc­ The Newberry College Indians are Y.M.C.A., advanced into the third nounced last week, when the open of 48 to 15. y decision to the University of Flor­ za tit third, Sonny Leatherman at left co-claimants of the state collegiate round at the Miami High gym with date of October 25 was filled by Elon Kutch Kearns provided most of the ida, and swam a practice meet this field, Terry Fox or Art James be­ baseball title of South Carolina for four University of Miami teams still College of Elon, North Carolina. excitement by chalking up 18 points hind the plate, with Doc Sapp or the past season and come to meet in the running. Miami will be facing Elon un the week with Rollins. This will be the while "Vinnie" McCormick accounted "Chick" O'Domski pitching. Miami with the same identical team The Hurricanes avenged the defeat gridiron for the first time, but the Ant time since 11*28 the Cuban and for 13. Cantor and Philips looked excepting for a new third baseman. the Eastern Airlines handed the Tau Carolina school was on the Hurricune The other two outfield positions best for the losers. Miami swimmers have met. After their recent weeks of practice basketball schedule. The Elon eleven are open to the following boys who Eps Tuesday night, by nosing out The meet closes the 1940 season and drill they expect to invade the Schlitz 26 * Phi Alpha 17 is also an annual opponent of Cath­ make up the remainder of the team: the former 30-25, in a game that for both teams, as well as the colleg­ Hurricane's domicile with a powerful A revived Schlitz organization olic University, another Miami foe Dave Wike, Bill Wunder, Bob Hart, had the spectators standing in their iate swimming career of Grant Slat- team of hitters, perhaps even more nosed out the Phi Alphas by a count next season. George Hallahan, and Bob Suddeth. seats for the first half. The airlines Slater, captain last year, swam powerful than last season. Their of 26 to 17. At the half, both teams Irv Lebowitz will not be available for outfit held a single point advantage Date. Set the breast stroke event and did the giant, star, south paw pitcher, De- were battling for the lead, but his second base substitute position at the close of the first half, 18-17, Jack Harding, head coach, will call team's diving for three years. His Bruhl, who stands six feet four Schlitz proved to be the HI i-onger at because of a recent illness. which Tucker and Hilbish soon initial spring practice drills the first breast stroke record is marred by inches tall, is in fine form and the end- Student activity books will admit changed at the beginning of the sec­ week of April, and the annual intra- but one lone defeat in intercollegiate is expected to give the Hurricane Boyle completed 6 buckets while students to both games. Miami Field basehallers no little amount of ond half, and from there on out they •squad game, sponsored by the Quar­ Hall and Lueddeke were responsible mpetition. is located right next to the Orange trouble. He has power, speed and were never in trouble. terbacks Club, is set for May 10. for most of the independent points. Bowl. good control and his size gives him TEP'. Fait Nine home games are on the Hur­ Seven to Swim Kappa Sig 26 ' Scoop. 22 Hard practice every day at Miami a good amount of precision in field­ Tau Epsilon Pi was the first uni­ ricane schedule, all to be played at Swimming in the sprint events for Field or Dorn Field in South Miami ing balls and pitching. versity team to fall by the wayside, Kappa Sigs made way for another night in Roddey Burdine Stadium. the Hurricanes Saturday will be David has rounded the team into shape. being beaten by a strong Eastern air­ one of the year's upsets by defeating Only one encounter is away from Andre and Captain Bilge Reynolds. Throwing is more accurate, and bit­ Enroute to Miami, Newberry has lines team to the tune of 38-14. Sid the highly-favored Scoops, 26 to 22. home, that with Texas Tech at Lub­ Jack Huguelet will swim the back ting has improved, with the boys two games scheduled with Rollins, Spectorman was high point man for This game was dominated by fast bock, Texas, November 1. stroke, Al Collins the distance events, developing timing, power, and the one on Saturday and one on Friday. the Tau Eps, scoring four field goals. passing and accurate shooting. October 4, the Hurricanes renew Larry Kaplan the breast stroke, and ol' batting eye. If Sapp or O'Domski It is expected that this may give Mi­ Spectorman and Leviton were Thomas and Bradford provided for football rivalry with Stetson, and the Jim Gilmore, along with Slater, will should get into trouble on thc mound, ami a chance to judge the caliber awarded the team's medals. most of the Kappa Sig's scoring following Friday, October 11, Tampa do the diving. Long John Douglas will take over the of the opposition they will meet. Phi Epsilon Pi defeated the White punch while Arries and Wunder comes here for its annual game. Oc­ So far this year, the Hurricanes Temple outfit by the close score of looked best for the Scoops. This tober 18, the Cardinals of Catholic have three victories and two defeats, 30-22. Lou Phillips, provided the nec­ game was dominated by fast passing University are to play Miami for the mating Nassau, 43-14, the University essary eight points by ringing the and accurate shooting. fourth consecutive year, and Novem­ f Tennessee, 45-30. and Kmory Col­ hoop with four well shot baskets. Pi Chi 42 • Schlitz Bros. 26 ber 8, following the Elon nnd Texas lege, 511-18. Miami lost to Florida Weiss, at center, was second high Pi Chi increased its string of vic­ games, Rollins will furnish the op­ and Clemson. point man with two field goals and tories by subduing a scrappy Schlitz position. SEEN front the 8IDEUNES the same amount of free throws. outfit by the score of 42 to 26. At Big Four PATRONIZE HURRICANE ADVERTISERS Lambda*. Lose the half the independents were hold­ On November 16, Florida's fight­ BY BOB 1. I N B O T II I ing their own, with the score 16 to 14 Lambda Chi Alpha was edged out ing Gators invade the stadium, and Grant Slater of the tournament in the first round, in favor of the winners. the next Friday, South Carolina COMPLETE LINE OF "Sonny" Silverstein with 12 points losing a fast interesting game to the comes to town. November 29, the survey made at Harvard University SPORTING GOODS and "Bud" Pello with 10, tried to University of Mississippi is the op­ •TJINMND had just about given up the plan for holding the 19M1 Olympic Westminster Presbyterian Church salt and celery are good tilings for match the scoring of Totterdale and Frank T. Budge Co. quintet, 29-24. The Lambda's were ponent, and the Hurricanes close people who want to win basketball games in FM-inki but with tbe view of a peace pact with Kussia coming Suddeth of the Pi Chis. out in front 18-14 at the halftime, their season against the University games. MIAMI AVE. 8 FLAGLER ST. i PING PONG of Georgia on December 8. on, the games may be held. United States athletes may have a chance to but couldn't hold their lead. After their crunchy repast, the Opening the ping pong round-robin Pi Chi completely outclassed the quintet won the game, 58 to 52, compete in the contests after all. If tbe games are held, rnayhup the Ryder tournament with wins this week were Cunningham Sport Shop by the lop­ which certainly speaks well for cel­ Phi Alpha, Tau Epsilon Phi, and the Kelley's Restaurant Cup Matches will be held in England. All in all we hope that athletics may sided score of 38-21. The Pi Chi's Columbus Quintet ery, to say nothing of the team. Independents. The Phi Alphas shut were out in front to the tune of 19-9 Good Food at Reasonable Prias overcome this thing called war. We hope! out the Kappa Sigs, 5 to 0; the Thrives On Celery at halftime, and were never headed. FENCERS ORGANIZE 740 - 5TH ST.. MIAMI BFACH * * * TEP's blanked Lambda Chi Alpha, Columbus, Ohio (ACP)—For some 5-0; and the Independents eked out people it's carrots, for Popeye it's All and any people interested in PHONE 5-9957 Proposals for a game with the I'hiludelpbia IMiillys for the University Jayvee Raqueteers a close 3 to 2 victory over Pi Chi. spinach, but for the Ohio State Uni­ intramural fencing are invited to of Miami have been aired tbe past two weeks, but the gume definitely will Games will be played on Tuesdays versity's basketball team the secret meet today .it 3:30 in the Card­ not lie held at Flamingo Park or any other diamond, as far as I know now. Faee Elon, Furman and Thursdays. The schedule is of strength and success is just plain board Theatre. Another meeting posted on the intra-mural office door, Arrangements had been made up to the distribution of tickets, but there Riddled with sickness, the Hurricanes celery. will be held on Tuetday at 2:30. AM'S with teams meeting each other once. A few hours before a recent game, proceedings slruek a snag. Game called on account of ducats! Junior Varsity netters swap strokes Beginners arc welcome at both ERVICE this weekend with two invading foes the supermen of the hardwood sat STATION meeting*. * * * of unknown caliber. Tomorrow af­ down to a light dinner. Big Bill Satt- ternoon they tackle Elon from North ler was the first man to reach for his Coach Harding called a meeting of all football candidates yesterday VYome/i s U-Drive-It Carolina and Saturday they tangle knife and fork. He found the knife afternoon; spring practice was the purpose of the get-together. From the but the fork had gone with the wind. TAXI and BAGGAGR with South Carolina's Furman. INTRAMURAIS Even your car will feel turnout, about fifty, tbe Miami mentor will have more than enough material Sickneai Strike* All the other players likewise exper­ ienced the same phenomena. AH the for the '10 eleven. Although Harding is busy with tbe baseball team, spring Jim Bartlett, hard-hitting south­ at home at Fla. Motor Lines and Greyhound meshmen roared as one, "How can paw star who plays in the number SOFTBALL practice will start in about two weeks, under the direction of Jack's we eat steak without a fork?" Bus Tickets three slot, is under the sheets with a Any girls interested in being assis­ assistants. cold. Abby Slavin, in the number five tant softball managers contact Ber­ "You're not eating steak tonight, * * * spot, has left town for the weekend, tha Neham or Charlotte Meggs. Betty boys," beamed Coach Olsen, "steak is GEORGE'S while Jerry Harwitz, the third rank­ Louis Shelley and Marcella Rosenthal a thing of the past. Tonight you're llig league baseball bus stepped Into the campus nf tbe University and having toast, honey, tea and celery. ATLANTIC STATION ing performer, is recovering from an have already been selected as assist­ Celery with lots of salt." beckoned two from our athletic ranks; namely, F.ddie Dunn and Lefly anonymous stomach ailment. By ants. PONCE and ALHAMBRA Schemer. Kddie is trying out with the Cleveland Indians as an outfielder, game time tomorrow, Manager Hal Schedule Now a basketball player never ar­ and tho1 he isn't expected to land a major league berth right away, he will Leviton hopes to send a formidable Tuesday, March 26. 3:30 gues with the coach if he wants to keep on being a basketball player. probably be farmed out to a minor league Indian club, l^efty covered him­ sextet on the courts listing Milton Zeta Tau Alpha vs. Kappa Kappa Gamma. So the boys ate celery with lots of self with glory in the Jersey City training camp—getting eight hits out of Howland, Dick Paige, Clayton Huich, Joe Shippey, and what he can salvage Thursday, March 28. 3:30 salt. fourteen times at bat -as well as fielding 1,000 per cent. This will be the Beta Phi Alpha vs. Alpha Epsilon No one, however (not even a bas­ from his remaining bed-ridden ( crucial week for (be Hurricane halfback, as it will see the sipiud being cut charges. Phi. ketball player), is going to cat celery .;V '*J-!?8!* with lots of salt without asking why. to traveling size. If I-efty can continue the good work, he will no doubt be Over on the varsity side of the Practices are being held every day So they asked why and wore informed on tin- team lor the opening game. fence, matches in the round-rohin el­ on the intramural diamond from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. that according to a recent scientific * * * iminations are daily becoming more crucial and hotly-contested. BASKETBALL STUDENTS Pop Hun is giving bis swimmers a chance to exhibit their wares before Gillespie Laadt Kappa Kappa Gamma defeated Last week produced a barrage of Zeta Tau Alpha Tuesday afternoon tht lioiiitliivMi, Saturday for the first time this season. We have read all Elgin and Hamilton three-set affairs, but Billy Gillespje 15-8 for second place. Although the about the tankmen and their abilities in out-of-town meets, and now at last Kappas were ^6-hour late and should Royal Palm Dairy hurdled three more netters in his Watches for Ladies we have a meet al home. Of course only those hardy persons among our have forfeited, the Zetas allowed the INC. march to the number one post. He Phone 3-8655 Student bod) wilt be able to last thru1 the meet—due lo the fact that they disposed of Lew Duff, 1-8, 6-1, 6-4 game to be played. The game was fea­ and Gentlemen will have to stand throughout the events. Last fall the cry went up from after dropping the initial set, edged tured by fifteen fouls being called on the ZTA sextet. KKG amassed a all interested lhat the Venetian Pool should be equipped to seat at least out Capt. Bill Hardie, 5-7, 6-0, 6-4 and finished up by copping a three- total of one foul. Locally Produced Milk a few spectators, but (he cry was only a whisper to the roar winch will no Paul R. Stegeman set thriller from George Parks. MISCELLANEOUS doubt emit from the throats of the audience after the coming meet, pro­ By vote of the Council, handball FRESH DAILY WATCHMAKER and JEWELER Lining up as the real battle of and horseshoes have been eliminated 2104 Ponct Jt Leon Blvd. * Coral Gibltt vided an\ one will be able to garner strength for the protest. All in all, them all, is the fight over the last Phone 2-8431 from competition. We need some stands at the Venetian! position between Duff and Campbell Girls who have not played ping- Gillespie. Gillespie lost a close 0-6, * * * pong yet must finish their matches at 10-8, 6-2 decision to Lew Brownstein once. Irl Tubbs, former University of Miami football mentor, is in Florida to entrench himself at the foot of the What I. Collage? applying for the coaching berth at the Gator school, recently vacated by ladder. Duff meanwhile lost his CAPITOL chance to improve his position as he Josh Cody. If you will remember, Tubbs went from Miami to the coaching SWING ALONG WITH To one great pi—i maker, N. MIAMI at 3RD - DOWNTOWN fell before Parks, 6-4, 7-5, and job of tbe University of Iowa—when (be Hawkeye football situation was dropped a decision to Brownstein, AMI DONS college la lhe apprentice RESERVED SMOKING SECTION at a new low. He started to rebuild the team and when, after two years, 6-4, 6-3. Fully recovered from the BAND INSTRUMENTS ship ol We To us, college meant all tilings looked promising, (he Iowa school released him lo make way for flu, George Pero will swing into ac­ 137 W. FLAGLER STREET NOW SHOWING: this, and more, too. It Dr. Anderson, present coach. As a result. Anderson cleaned up on the Uig tion Saturday to catch up with the field. The standings to date are listed meant ttudy and research, Ten competition via Niles Kinnick, voted All-American halfback for 1939. - "GREEN below. prfl-fl fl a 0 tnnnrtrinnroToTnnnnr^ athletic* and activities, ll seems that Tubbs did all the dirty work and Anderson got the gravy. community living and bull- ! HELL" Won Lost Get Your Gifts sessions, panto and per­ 3535 S. W. EIGHTH STKKKT Billy Gillespie 5 0 and School Supplies at formances, classes and with George Parks 2 1 examination*, grades and Mr. Foster's Store DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR. The UNIVERSITY CAFETERIA Lewis Brownstein 3 2 graduation. Add lo these JOAN BENNETT George Pero 0 0 100 E. Flagler St.. Miami the thousand and one events GABLES BREAKFAST .7:30-9:30 Lew Duff 2 3 Ffl_p_0 ° OP0O00POOPPQPP0O BJUUUS of a college career, and you • • • Bill Hardie 1 3 T 11 EAT It I. LUNCH 11:15-1:35 get th* true answer to SAT. MIDNITE, MARCH 23 Campbell Gillespie 0 4 MR-CONDITIONED DINNER 5:30-7:00 What is College?" Smoking Loge -- No Extra Charge And so get a true picture "TOO MANY Mal. .25 .30 Phon« 4-1221 SUNDAY • Breakfast 8-10 -. Dinner 12-1:30 ol all phases of college life, Today & Fri., March 21, 22 Supptc 5:.0-7:00 readers of this paper get HUSBANDS" 2), accurate local newi in our I li.nl. . 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GEORGE RAFT "CASTLE ON THE ARE SOLD JOAN BENNETT FREE TRANSPORTATION BY APPOINTMENT The Miami Hurricane HUDSON" March 21, 1940 PAGE KOTR THE MIAMI HURRICANE k Radio Comedienne's I niversity Men llrad Li'uniiig*sAcomposer, and spend a nice quiet evening? 1 thought necktie was introduced and he tried Alma Jeanne Walker, Barbara Wil­ Club's boys division, whieh meel in chairman of the music department at I had found such a place Monday to make the audience believe that lock, George Wood, Fred Burke, • ntow n "Y." progressive Bennington College in tllght, but my mind made a round­ "A stitch in time saves nine." But Walter Hickey. and Martha Dorn. Several nthei i - signified Vermont, and she a pianist and a about-face when I walked Into the this gave me new hope. Stitches, their interest in the project and ap- room and someone pointed their fing­ sporano of exceptional attainments. bustle, what else did they have to ulicatiou being; accepted. Together, they form a famous con er in my direction and shouted, "Will Penthouse Potluck Foster Al the nppli- cert team, accompanying each other's you accept a Nazi victory?" offer? I must have mumbled this, for | . will be al the solos at the piano and performing What, I thought blankly, have I at Ibis point Ihe lady on my right Planned By M.S.O. I II . e | : • • . f|jl pef- music for flute and voice written by ptil my foot into now? Calming my informed me lhat this was the de­ intei views. Mr. Luening himself or dedicated to unsteady nerves by the suddenness bater from Rollins who was trying to Potluck in the penthouse will be the of the uproar, I calmly took a seat next social meeting of the Methodist them by their colleagues. The Luen- tell us thai the United States with a thronging crowd of almost a Student Organization. Ings visited our school last week un­ shouldn't be Isolated, or Insulated. Louisiana Students der the auspices of the Association of dozen men and women of the world Scheduled for Wednesday, March and listened to what the man had to 1 never could find out. American Colleges. This organization 2", the dinner in the penthouse of Become Confucians say, and tried to figure out what on sponsors short-term "visiting profes­ One debater after another fought the San Sebastian building is being earth was going on. University, I .1 (At P) "Confu­ sorships" which enable teachers to for the negative and affirmative, and planned by Betty Lou Shelley, Dot Lowe and Dorothy Bodee. cius say plea, e let humble phil­ visit other schools, "contribute of Recognizing the eminent debaters hack again. Rollins wanted action, of the University of Miami, Claud The supper will begin at 5:30 and osopher rest in peace." their own experience and profit from Corrigan got sarcastic and gave it to CorHgan and Ben Axelroad, 1 im­ is Informal and potluck, Yes, that's what the ancii n1 Chin- that of others." Their tour is taking mediately realized I was iti the midst them, and Rollins decided that South • mid probably say now, had them to 21 universities and colleges. of a lint debate. That is, I thought I America Benl us beef and wheat. he the power of speech. Jokes, of the They stay about two and a half days in each—and a busy stay it is. At the was until Mr. Axelroad surprised the Axelroad became hexed and began Presbyterians Form parlor, dormitory, and barracks var­ audience nnd the lady sitting in front University of Miami, for Instance, Spurting 'Confucius says,' which put iety, have recently .been attributed to of me with the hat with wings, with Tue) eel I lie' ll ~i CAA siiiilfiiis in the siaic of Florida lee win their uine;* they attended rehearsals of the band New Student Union lhat wise old seer. "Grandma's bustle was a hypothetical the Rollins boys right back where i- Bob Ilia and Jim Pollard, pictured above. and orchestra, visited music classes, Confucius has been the inspiration construction based on concrete real- ihey belonged. "College Presbyterian Organisation" spoke tit an assembly, gave a two for tin- latest club to be organized on That was the end of the debate, will be the official name of the un­ hour recital, were honored at a mus­ the Louisiana State University cam­ ion of students of thtit faith recently ic faculty luncheon, visited their old and everyone begun to make tl bee- pus. A :•'.oup »f coeds living in the manner in which the class was eon- formed on campus, it was decided SOCIALLY SPEAKINQ friend, Dr. Ruggles, and saw the line for the door, until the Rollins freshman women's dormitory recent­ ducted and by the spirit of teamwork in ;i recenl meeting. town. ly organi; ed a "1 tcius Say" Club. that prevailed. He stressed the im­ boys decided they weren't through, An entire constitution was ap­ They hold meetings every night, al The Association's idea seems to he portance of this teamwork in music. and began "rebuttallng" again. I sat proved at the Tuesday meeting aad Here a petition, there a petition . . • are: Betty Lou Baker, president; which time Miry gather for a "Chin­ sound. Certainly, our music students "The day of the prima donna is pass­ down again and decided to sit this today at four, the group will meet in everywhere you go, a sheet of paper Kathleen \V ilson, vice-president; found the Luenfnga an intellectual ese bull-session." According to the ing. There will always be musical thing through once nnd for all. Now the Social Hall to elect officers. girls, the only qualification for ad­ is waved in your face. Campus elec­ Miriam Pope, secretary; Nancy Dob­ shot in the arm. The Luenings, on the glamor hoys and glamor girls, but this was really good, 1 thought, as mission is a good ('.can. "Confucius tions will be held on April 2, and bins, treasurer; Patty Hollarn, guard; other hand, found much of interest in the future, the star will be a star thia preliminary fanaticism is all a the language became more expressive, say" pun or joke. and Pat Overbaugh, historian. here. Dr. Ruggles bad led them to ensemble player." part of the "politicking" that goes Orchestra Presents Confucius, according to Marye expect ti fine orchestra but what they fn concert, the Luenings are as un­ and the voices more Impressive, on. So, hold on to your wita, we're Kappa elected the following offi­ Hick.-, of Louise Garig Hall, said, foAnd far exceeded their expecta­ affected as they are unpretentious. But, you ask, Who won the debate'.' going for a lung ride! cers: Betsy Moore, president; Blaine tions. The band came as a complete Surf Cluli Concert "change your mind often, good way They work hard at their music and 1 don't know. They thought they did, Hail to the Kampus King! Take a Devery, efficiency chairman; Becky surprise. They considered both ". . . to keep it clean." seem to derive a great deal of pleas­ we thought we did, and I thought the On Faster Sunday, March 'IA, at the bow "Streaky" Hilbish, The Kampus Parham, recording secretary; Justine unusually fine units ... on a very Alice "Skip" Jordan Is of the opin­ ure from their work. Whether per­ lady In front of me did. She tried all Surf Club, the symphony orchestra King Kapers last Friday evening at Rheney, corresponding .secretary; In­ high level of achievement." ion that "Id Confucius was a past forming a Bach sonata or their spec­ during the debate to convince her will present a special concert at which the Biltmore was a gala affair. Love­ za Fripp, standard chairman; Dottie master of the art of "dancing" and Mr. Luening visited one of Mr. ialty, a contemporary American son that one of the Rollin's men activity books will not be honored. ly Helene I'utnam was chosen the Ashe, pledge captain; and Betty attributes this punny expression to Steunenberg'? harmony classes and work, the music's the thing. Tech­ wasn't her uncle Joe, and she must Tu bo conducted by Joel Belov, the weetheart Df Kappa Sigma. Char­ Johnson, treasurer. nique is secondary, show, conspicu­ him . . . "Jitterbug who come in was strongly impressed, both by the have won. No one could convince me program includes "The Rienzi Over­ lotte Meggs, Chi Omega, who was the ous by its absence. Nor is this a "sour house with ice skates on, cuts a rug!" Along with new initiates and new more that I wanted to be isolated! ture" by Wagner, the "Largo" and In lice 1 if the fraternity last year, grapes" attitude. Both have all the Shirley Leche, another Confucius officers, Phi Epsilon Pi comes along steady, but she beams all over when "Finale" from Dvorak's "New World placed the lavallere on the new technique they need. Mrs. Luening's addict, says, "Man who sling mud la with five new pledges, namely: Jack she displays Joe Hat ton's Sig pin. Symphony," "Invitation to the Sweetheart. Came a roll of the performance of the difficult Bell Song losing ground." Hollinder, Art Weiss, Lloyd Cantor, Adele Grace Novikoff and Morton Dance" by Von Weber, and "March drums, a crash of the cymbals, and Arnold Miller, and Harding Frankel. from "Lakme," for instance, can put Wolf lakes Over Another admirer of the long de- Betman have been going steady since Slav" by Tschaikowsky. Tommy Hilbish ascended the throne The Phi Eps have made plans for an many a highly touted diva to shame. teased Chinese philosopher, Necia September, and it looks like the real Further information may be ob­ tn reign as Kampus King. open house today. Everyone is in­ Verein's Meet in» (".annany. Bays, "If girl wanta to get McCoy. Around the Lambda Chi Their sane attitude towards con­ tained from the music department. On With the Dance: Larry Long, vited to enjoy the dancing and re­ chap off lips, Blap his face." house they call .Mary Rife, "Mrs. temporary music influenced our mus­ With Dr. and Mrs. Reinhold Wolff U catching balloons at midnight for freshments. Nelms." Quite the jokers, aren't they, ic students greatly. They eschew, on Ping Sheng Liu, better known aa guests, the German Club will hold its PATRONIZE HURRICANE ADVERTISERS Elizabeth Ashworth; Bill Steiner, a Tau Epsilon Phi initiated three especially since Mary and Harvey one hand the suspicious distrust of "Patsy" to her associates in the next meeting Thursday, March 2H, at menace with a pin; Vi Sonneborn pledges last week at the fraternity have only been going steady since anything new, and its unreasoning freshman women's dormitory, qon- 8:00 in the assembly room of tbe displaying a tan; King Hilbish and house. They include Lester Lasky, idolatry on the other. They take the tributea the old bonafide Confucius the beginning of school. Administration Building. CORAL GABLES Martha Dorn examining the suit of Richard Flink, and Sanford Nadler. music in their stride, whether it was adage, "Whal you do not like when The YWCA elected new officers at Following a talk by Dr. Wolff, clothes nn display; Bill Casterlin with written in 1940 or 1740. done to yourself do nol to others." Zeta Tau Alpha recently had a a banquet last Friday night, at which Sydney Head of the English depart­ GROCERY CO. Jean "Goldilocks" Small; Mildred Confucius, said she, "gave teh rule in spaghetti supper in their sorority Mrs. Dorothy Knoll, dean of women The Luenings are n swell couple. ment will relate some German anec­ The Shopping Center Thompson looking glamorous with Wo hope we'll meet them again soon. a negative form t" give force to a apartment in honor of Frances Cum- at Miami Edison, was principal speak­ dotes. Crossword puzzles and songs 2012 PONCE DE LEON BLVD. turquoise earings and necklace to mings, who has returned for a visit. er. The new officers are Laura Green, will occupy the remainder of the positive statement." match; Lew Dorn very interested in BUST OF VOLPE DONATED And the Phi Alphas enjoyed a smoker president; Dottie Lowe, vice-presi­ program. what Kitty Glascock was saying; Mr. at their house with Pi Kappa Alpha dent; Barbara Curran, secretary; and A bust of the late Dr. Arnold mil Mrs. Lewis Leary watching care­ nlumni as guests. Card tricks by Whit Betty Lou Baker, treasurer. Volpe has been donated to the music PATRONIZE HURRICANE ADVERTISERS .Musicales Resume Moore) Kay Kyser records, an auc­ CLASSIFIED fully the im tics of certain "jitter­ On the Calendar.- "In your Easter department by Walter Grossman, tioneering contest, and free Luckies First Term Schedule bugs"; Jinny Allen, In flame chiffon, bonnet . . . tra-la-la" . . . vacation at Miami cellist and conductor. LOST AND FOUND were features of the night's enter­ Try DOLLY MADISON dancing with Bob Olson; Dot Heard last. And Saturday night the Phi Al­ The sculptor itf the bust was the Loat! Strayed 1 Found 1 Any questions? tainment. Any answers? Anything to sell— Resuming the regular schedule used ami Johnny Lipscomb executing naw phas will give their annual Easter late Robert Golde. It was completed ICE CREAM dance steps; those "steady" couples, buy — lend? Write a personal ad before Christmas, lhe next Sunday Annual installation ritual of Alpha formal banquet and dance at the Le< three years ago. It's Alwayt the Btst" and bring results. This column is night's musical get-together will he Mary Alice Kirton and Eddie Grubb Eta chapter of Alpha Epsilon Phi Roy Hotel on the Beach. Next Friday 212 ALCAZAR AVE. yours—so use it please. All ads held on March 31, al 8:00 In the and Jinny Aldrich and Lew Fogle. payable in advance at rate of 6 took place Saturday at the Biltmore, night the sophomore class will give PATRONIZE HURRICANE ADVERTISERS Hand Room. Monday a ftemoon Town and with Natalie Frank, Helene Gamse, the Stable Session with the Rural cents per line or fraction thereof. Appearing on this first program of Gown invited high-school senior girls Rhoda Jacobson, and Beatrice Litt Rascals of Rustic Rhythm to play for HELP WANTED the spring season are Hortense Buys, over for tea. An inspection tour of installed. Following the ceremony, a dancing. The place (or should I say VARSITY MAMMOTH Wanted: Student to Solicit advertis­ Mallory Power, Nita Belle Scarboro, the sorority apartments and houses banquet was held in honor of the stall?) will be the Ponce de Leon FOOD STORES ing for Hurricane — commissions was also on the schedule. "I want to new initiates and pledges. gymnasium. Further in advance is the BARBER SHOP and Florence Geshwind, I 461 S.W Slh St. Biic-yn. Blvd. at 55th paid on all ads—20%. Opportun­ see thc kitchen" was the favorite Phi Mu Alpha Songfest on April 2fi, Sl'Kt lAI-IZlNU IN Just Plain Gossip: (.race Lawless ity for a hustler. See Business question. The Beta Phi Alphas gave and the Chi Omega Carnival lias been CREW CUTS Where Food Priam are Made claims it "feels funny" to be going Manager in Hurricane office. Columbia Spectator each and every girl • lovely corsage set for April 5 at the Country Club. -PICK BUILDING, COUAI. < four id far exceeded their expecta- of sweetpeas, Rosemarie Neal looked Describes Chinese like a breath of spring in a fluffy yellow organdie gown, as she wet- X.-w York City (ACP) — Do you think you're having a hard time with ned tin' guests to tbe Delta Zeta College? If you do, trj getting your apartment. Rosemary Qlomb, in the education the Chinese was • Sigma Kappa apartment, was a gra- ctous hostess in red. white and blue. According to a writer In the < !ol- Nat Lowe, wearing blue net, wel- umbia I Iniversity Spectator, you comed everyone to the Chi O apart­ start off by cutting your food allow­ ^ On/i/ C Combination of/tstmc/ ment. And Rosie Norcross, in pink ance down to 15c a week—including satin, was on tlie welcoming commit­ all meals, For shelter you can spend tee Eor both the tea in the card room, 5c a week, if you can'l find anything cheaper, bul you musl plan your bud­ and in tbe Zeta apartment, get 0 ,. -'I don'1 spend more than (IP Omega's new officers are: Vir­ $10 in a year, for your entire sup­ ginia Allen, president; Catherine port; food, clothing, shelter, and Hefinger, vice-president; Ruth Mac­ books. Dorms hold 30 to a room. Donald, secretary; Jac.iueloe Blue, Cla sea -tart, al 6:30 a.m. That la treasurer; and Dorothy Lowe, pledge BO that they'll be over by ten when adviser. "Japanese visitors" are likely to be­ New officers of Zeta Tau Alpha gin arriving. When that happens you run to a nearby cave, if your cam­ Fine Fountain food pus Is lucky enough to have a cave, and drink al Moore's and classes, if unfinished, continue in •! ere until the bombs stop falling. POST OFFICE ._ /' Books ami coilege equipment are SUNDRY SHOP very little bother. Must of such ma­ terial was destroyed In the eastern universities. Since then the remain­ der 0f your college has travelled about three thousand miles on fool Brown Derby itself up in a few old farm­ BARBEQUE houses in tbe wt '. Here, the Infor­ mation available cornea oui of the MrfX CORAL WAY professor's knowledge, and B few nd 1 y that were light en­ The Hill Sisters ough to caiTy. For recreation you DEFINITELY MILDER can take turna with your CHINATOWN Queens of Basketball colleagues, playing with the one bai CHARLIE Marjorie, Isabel, Ruth, ketball. IT.'II Alton Rd. Miueeet H.arh Betty and Helene of COOLER.SMOKING /;, 1 ( bin... i„.ul 111 W. Hempstead, L. 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