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Sandspur, Vol. 41 (1935-1936) No. 16, January 29, 1936

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COMMENT Munitions Inquiry Stirs Conflict Ethiopian Portrayal Will 11— ON THE Be Given At Fair Friday WEEKS NEWS BE HELD HERE By a Special Correspondent WILL PHESENI By Arthur Dear, Jr. Those who have pictured the Italian-Ethiopian war zone as an arid and pitilessly cruel hodge-podge of desert and barren mountain-land The Political Bonus. wiil have to adjust their conception to fit a far more interesting real­ NEXI WEEK-END Italy's Real Enemy. ity. The portrayal next Friday on the RolHns campus should give FEIIIURE ftCIS Mr. Smith's Speech. one a true insight into the scenes behind Mussolini's invasion. Economics, Social Problems Deflationary Margins. Interest in the forthcoming vis-; Munitions Investigations. Mack's Circus, Mulecart Play­ Will Be Topic of Three- it to Winter Park of Capt. Adahwa Addis Ababa, the vast sweep of ers, Fortune Tellers, and Day Discussion Ahrdella, distant cousin of Haile bristling peaks and verdant val- Last Friday President Roosevelt Dancing Main Features Selassie, has become so great that lies is without doubt one of the vetoed the Bonus Bill and within arrangements have been completed most interesting war pictures to MEETINGS START FEB. 2 two hours the House of Represen­ to include Capt. Ahrdella's exhibi­ be seen anywhere. TO BE ON LAKEFRONT tatives overrode the veto by more tion and talk in the Rollins Coun­ In marked contrast with former than a 5 to 1 majority on Satur­ Conferences Under Supervision of try Fair on next Friday. battlefields, with their bleak and Midway Will Extend from Com­ day. Monday the Senate voted 76 Melcher and Biddle The panorama showing the im­ shell-torn desolation, the view that mons to Recreation Hall to 19 to override the veto, thus pressive mountain country near Capt. Ahrdella shows us in this making the legislation law. great sweep of mountainous coun­ ''f A three day conference on social Political comment maint a i n s try is thoroughly inspiring in its Among the feature attractions , j and economic problems will be held that by November the President's beauty. Looking at it, one can un­ of the Country Fair, to be held ' on the Rollins campus beginning veto will be forgotten by the veter­ Student Body to Choose derstand why II Duce wants to an­ on the shores of Lake Virginia ' Sunday, February 2, when the first ans who will have their money and "Miss Rollins^' for Fair nex this paradise to his dream of at Rollins College in Winter Park, '- meeting is called to order in thc that Mr. Roosevelt will have gained an Italian country such as this, so Friday, January 31, are included Annie Russell Theatre. votes in business circles and from "MISS ROLLINS" will be violently up and down, his task of Maybelle Mack's traveling Circus, Among the conference leaders taxpayers by virtue of his veto, as chosen during the next few appropriation will by no means be and the return appearance in this • who have been scheduled to take will probably prove correct. .—. days by members of the student an easy one. community of the well-known '- part in the meetings are the fol- ..Commentators also say that the body and other persons who are Visitors to the Country Fair Mulecart Players. •^ lowing: Dr. Samuel McCune Lind- overriaing by Congress will not interested in voting in the con­ next Friday should not fail to see Mack's show, which has traveled ^ say, professor of Social Legisla­ make a difference in the votes for test. Details of the balloting this exceptional war-scape, with its extensively throughout North tion at Columbia University; Dean the Representatives and Senators. will be explained by Mr. Cook amazing illusion of depth and re­ America, has its winter quarters *f Walter J. Matherly, of the Univer- However, in an intelligent elector­ in Carnegie HalL ality. It will give them a vivid at Orlo Vista, Florida. The circus' '.' sity of Florida, President of the ate, this would make a great diff­ The winner of the vote will picture of the Ethiopian setting entire bill of fare has been en­ ^ American Association of Collegi- erence and any sensible taxpayer be announced at 10 p. m. at the and one that at this time, with the gaged for the event which will he * ate Schools of Business; Dr. Ed- would hold this action of Congress Country Fair immediately fol­ world interest in this strange con­ held on the campus of Rollins ' Vfin R. A. Seligman, Professor Em- against his representative to the lowing the final presentation of flict, will help them to visualize College. '^' eritus of Political Economy of Co­ peoples capital. the Mule Cart Players on the the country in which the Italians The circus offers as entertain­ lumbia University; William John News reports during the last shore of Lake Virginia. and Ethiopians are now fighting ment a bevy of dancing, mules Milgus, recent director of Belief week have claimed victories for for survival or domination. trained dogs, rare species of in New York and consultant en- both the Italians and the Ethiop­ monkeys, a tight-rope walker, and '^ gineer; and Dr. E. M. Haig, Pro- ians in the Eastern war. At one a host of other special acts. Four i fessor of Political Economy at Co­ moment Italy claims that thou­ performances will be given at the lumbia University. sands have been slain and at the Country Fair, two in the after­ The opening meeting, to be held next news bulletins from Addis "A shocking assault upon tho character of the late Woodrow Wilson" OF GENEFII TO BE noon and two in the evening. '' at 8 o'clock Sunday evening, will Abbaba claim the reverse. —that was the charge of Senator Carter Glass of Virginia, top left, The Mulecart Players made their " include addresses by Dr. Lindsay and Senator Tom Connally of Texas, right, after Senator Gerald P. first appearance in Central Florida Whether or not thousands of Nye. North Dakota, bottom, declared at tbe Seuate munitions inquiry '"s and Dean Matherly. either have been killed, the facts in a trio of burlesques on a Rol­ :* Dean Arthur D. Enyart, pro- that the wartime president "falsified" when he said be knew nothing TO SPEAK SUNOA! HELO FOR V,F. still remain that Ethiopia is fight­ of European •"spoils" treaties until he reached Paris. The outhreakp lins program two years ago. '^ fessor of economics at Rollins, will ing a defensive war with decent­ openly split the committee and a fight was launched to halt furMje' Since that time the actors have act as chairman in the discussion needed aDorooriations tor its investigation. "The Signs of the Times" is Commander Olson Sponsoring been traveling throughout the ralized armies. The Italian plan Subject of Sermon Indoor Mardi Gras •' on "Taxation Problems", scheduled necessitates open lines of commun­ United States I for 10 o'clock Monday morning. ication and the Ethiopians, taking Last summer the troupe gave a !» Dr. Haig will lead the conference all considerations into account, OLDHAM IS SPEAKER EVENT TO LAST A WEEK series of dramatic performances f with an analysis of "The 1935 Tax have probably inflicted worse at­ in New England. Their return to Law." tacks on the Italians than the Bishop George Ashion Oldham Commander Conrad Olson, of Central Florida has been secured due to the popular reception The afternoon session, starting Italians have on the Ethiopians, will deliver the sermon in the the Orange County Post of Veter­ and the rainy season, which is the given them at the time of thei'' at 2 o'clock, will be under the lead- Knowles Memorial Chapel Sunday, ans of Foreign Wars, announced i ership of Dr. Edwin L. Clarke, pro- doom of Italy if it comes too soon, BEST BOOKS OF'3S SPEAKS IM CHAPEL recently that an indoor Mardi Gras initial productions. February 2. His subject will be ' fessor of sociology at Eollins. The is not far off. wiil be held in the Orlando Coli­ A midway of booths will extend discussion will be led by Dr. Lind- The best armies without their Predicts Santayana's New At­ Lecturer Delivers Sermon on "The Signs of The Times." seum for eight days beginning from Rollins' Recreation Hall on ; say. The topic of the conference communication lines are the worst tempt to Be Success *'Divine Fire of Youth' Bishop Oldham was born in Sun­ March 14th and closing the night the edge of Lake Virginia to the College Commons. Booths have I is "Social Security Legislation when faced by barbarian fighting derland, England, and received his of the 21st. Proceeds will be turn­ been rented to local concession­ Dr. Seligman, speaking on technique. And in Ethiopia, com­ FIFTEEN WORKS CHOSEN MANKIND IS HONORED education in America. His A. B. ed over to the V. F. W. Benefit ) legal Price Maintenance", and John munication lines should not be hard fund for use in this territory. aires. In addition, several separ­ degree was granted him at Cor­ Martin, consultant on internation to break. ate entertainers, artists in their Asked by a Sandspur reporter The sermon in The Knowles own fields, have been engaged by : al relations at Rollins, speaking oi After Senator Swellenbach of nell University, and his B. D. he Some eligible young lady will be to compile a list of the year's best Memorial Chapel last Sunday; the Town and Gown Committee [ "Internationalism versus National Washington had cleared the way received at the General Theo­ selected Queen of the Mardi Gras, works in fiction. Dr. Eichard Bur­ in charge of plans for next Fri­ ism in Trade", with Professor H for the Democrats by avowedly given by Dr. John Martin, was logical Seminary. He did specia­ receiving, in addition to the crown, ton responded with the following a beautiful diamond ring. Four day's event, ! F. Biddle of Rollins acting a: trying to discredit the American entitled "The Divine Fire oi lized study in Columbia and Ox­ selections. The critic found the ladies-in-waiting will be elected chairman will take up the Tuesday Liberty League by trying to prove Youth." ^ ford. His D. D. degree was re­ A group of fortune tellers has books of the season, "varied, able, also and they too will receive valu­ been secured as a part of the pro­ morning meeting. The afterni that it was a Republican subsidized "The level of Mankind through­ and interesting, even if no one of ceived at St Stephen's College, able prizes. gram. The palmists and crystal session will be devoted to "G organization, Al Smith, one of the out the ages has been raised in them will sweep the country." and his S. L. D. at the General Commander Olson stated that gazers who will be on hand to in­ (Continued on page 2, col. 3) founders of the League, delivered art, science, and literature by He predicted that "The Last Theological Seminary. the Committee voted to award a terpret future happenings of his much heralded speech at the people who had the courage Puritan" by George Santayana, For several years Bishop Old­ door prize of considerable value guests of the occasion spend their League's dinner last Saturday their convictions and the power to scheduled for February publica­ ham was an instructor of English each evening and a major prize on winters in this section of Florida. night. stand alone, apart from their fel­ tion, will be a success. A com­ at Cornell. In 1905 he was the the closing night. The major prize This is the first time, however, Regardless of whether the low beings. The former Prince of plete list of the books chosen by Curate of Grace Church in New will be a new Plymouth sedan. The that they have been brought to- American Liberty League ia Re­ Wales has resisted the political ef­ JAPAN AI FAULT, Dr. Burton follows: York. From 1906-08 he was con­ order has been placed with New- publican or financed by Republic­ forts of the government to en­ (Continued' on page 6, col. 4) nected with St. Thomas' Church, aid Motors, Inc., and the car will ans or not, Mr. Smith's speech in 1. "Dust Over the Ruins"— gineer a marriage of state, and also in New York, and during the be placed on display this week. reviewing the Roosevelt Record Helen Ashton. he is unique in believing that his same years he served as Chaplain Amusement features on sched­ 'S and comparing it with the Demo­ 2. "The Golden Cord"—War­ own marriage shall be one of per­ of Columbia University. He was ule for the eight nights include cratic platform, of 1932, points wick Deeping. sonal affection. out incontrovertible facts. If these 3. "White Ladies"—F r a n c i s the Rector of St. Luke's Church ten high class theatrical acts, a DR. RURTOM TALKS Lecturer Blames Japan for A part of the service was the facts can be explained, they should Brett Young in New York City from 1909-17, ten-piece band of national prom­ Conference Flop appearance of Miss Bampton, be; if they cannot, calling the 4. "Spring Came on Forever' and of St. Anne's Church in inence, a dog and pony show, Mezzo-Soprano, who appeared last Liberty League names —Bess Streeter Aldrich Brooklyn from 1917-22. trained monkey act, popular dance Wednesday in the Annie Russell SANCTIONS PROPOSED merely impress the Smith 6. "It Can't Happen Here"— He has been the Bishop of Al­ orchestra and other interesting Theatre. She sang "Eye hath bany since 1929. A trustee of the performances. speech on the minds of the public. Sincia ir Lewis not seen" from the "Holy City." Society for the Increase of the Seldom has an American politi­ 'Europa—Robert Biffault The Veterans of Foreign Wars Opens with Tribute to Kip­ John Martin, authority on inter­ R. Siley Vario read the Invocation Ministry, he is also the President cal party so definitely reniged on "Vein of Iron"—Elen Glas have invited all other veteran or­ ling Influence national relations, spoke before an and the Litany was read by Pat­ of the Board of Governors of St. i campaign promises as has the ganizations in this territory to adult education class at the Con­ ricia Guppy. The New Testament Agnes School. share in this event. gregational Church the morning of (Continued on page 2, col. 1) I page 6, col. 1) reading was given by Ruth Daw- DISCUSSES NEW NOVELS January 23. son,and Alberto Warren read "If," "Japan's abrupt flight from the a poem by Rudyard Kipling. Proposed System of Fraternity Dr. Richard Burton London Naval Conference crystal­ Symphony Orchestra Shows Progress contemporary fiction in his lecture lized the issue between American Limitation Criticized by Senior at the All Saints' Parish House and Japanese national policies," in Second Concert, Student Claims Weeks Movie Calender Monday afternoon, opening with a he declared. "Japan claims that its tribute to Kiping's influence on lit­ navy must be strong enough to re­ rbary Coast" By James Holden it were true, which it isn't. Our erature for the past three decades. By Marlen Eldredge • between the two. It is for brass sist the American and British For the past three years the Seniors have been members of a Then followed a discussion of navies." The second concert of the Sym­ alone, two trumpets, four horns and three trombones, and was very administration has thundered off fraternity for three years and be­ some current novels, among which "What does our country want phony Orchestra of Central Flor­ well executed. The blaring of the md on concerning the advisabili- tween us we know about 12 peo­ he mentioned favorably Willa Certainly not any Asiatic territory ida, given in Recreation Hall last brasses seems to have been entir y of limiting the membership of ple intimately, i't is not living Gather's "Lucy Gayheart," "Spring —simply trade opportunities. The Thursday evening, shows it is ful­ ly eliminated, thanks to constant each fraternity to 25. According together in harmony that has Comes Forever" by Bess Streeter Open Door means freedom of tradt filling the high standards with work on the part of Mr. Clemens. to usually accurate sources of in­ meant the most to our members, Aldrich, Sinclair Lewis' "It Can't • in Asia during peace as the Free which it began this, its tenth sea- This Chorale is continued as a formation, the faculty has voiced for it is in the scrapping and Happen. Here", and "Solomon, My ^ dom of the Seas means liberty ts approval and the trap is about bickering of petty fraternity quar­ Son" by John Erskine.| The program of this concert was counterpoint to the Fugue, build­ t Life" with . for trade in war. to be sprung. rels that leaders are occasionally At the close of his lecture, Dr. not as ambitious as that of prev; ing up through successive appear­ Martin went on to illustrate how with Nelson Eddy nnd Jeanette We believe that, if taken, this born. The best arbitrator, some­ Burton highly recommended three ious times but the orchestra was ances to a majestic and impressive MeOonald; Monday, "Chatterbox" militant Japan could be subdued climax. with Anne Shirley and Phillip action will be based solely on times the loudest voice, is looked very recent novels, namely "Every­ by concerted action on the part of more closely knit together and Holmes; Tuesday, "Widow from A selection from "Hansel and theory and perhaps with an eye at wisely and the prophecy made, thing is Possible" by Browne, the abused nations. He said, "The played more as a unit, less as var­ Gretel" of Humperdinck was the ro the per capita limitations of the "This lad will go far !" "Master Sanguine" by Ivor Brown nations threatened by Japan have ious sections of wind, string, or next number on the program. This new buildings. Personal friendship is a per­ and "The Lost Puritan" by George that country at their mercy if they brass instruments, than in many long-popular piece, full of delight­ e.H" with Bins Crosby and Eth- The theory, stated simply, is sonal matter. You can't pick Santayana. He predicted that the choose to employ the trade weap­ previous performances. Mermnnt Saturday. Snndny. ful melodies and rich harmonies, that 25 persons are all who can friends wholesale simply by wear­ last mentioned will be acclaimed as ons at their disposal." First was the "Prelude—Chorale be expected to live together in ing the same badge that they have. the most distinguished work of the —Fugue" of Bach, arranged by lacked somewhat of that exquisite, Tuesday, TYednesday, Thun "Japan would be ruined in six light fairy-tale atmosphere which V, Fridav. "Rose Marie"., wit that perfect harmony and blissful Between you there must exist a year. months if the United States, Brit­ Abort. This piece, composed of Ison Eddy and Jeanette Ma. interchange of ideas that consti­ community of interests. the Prelude to the Fourth Fugue it ordinarily possesses. One felt He declared also that Francis ain, France, and Holland were to Orlando: Wednesday, tute the fraternity. You can Why limit the size of a frat- Young might be called a successor of the "Well-Tempered Clavi­ that it lumbered instead of trip­ lys of Pompeii" jind refuse to purchase Japanese silk know only 25 persons really well, ternity? Because it is unfair to chord" and the great G minor or­ ping along, yet the various airs to Galsworthy, and that respect to and cotton. Japan could not fight it is argued the smaller groups. It is signific- gan Fugue, has an original Chor- were all brought out. the past is invaluable in present a naval war without oil furnished This theory is all very well if, (Continued on page 2, col. 4) day fiction. ty her prospective foes." written by Abert, interposed, (Continued on page 2, col. 2) j THE ROL LINS SANDSPUR WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29. 1936 COMMENT New Dealers Mai") t'arm Proo-ram After AAA Crash CALENDAR FOR COMING WEEK FORENSIC SOCIEll ON THE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29 Baron d'Estournelles to lecture at Mrs. Barbour's, WEEKS NEWS 656 Interlachen Avenue. G:45p. 0. D. K. dinner in Beanery. (Continued from page 1, col. Z) 7:30 p. Flying Club dinner at Sharkey's. Pi Kappa Delta to Meet in Houston, Texas THURSDAY, JANUARY 30 Democratic party under the Roose­ John Martin to lecture at Knowles Memorial velt Administration. Chapel. TO BE HELD IN SPRING As a result of the conceded Joint meeting of Libra and 0. D. K. at President passing of the Bonus Bill by the Holt's. According to Harry R. Pierce, Senate and House if the president vetoed the measure, the financial FRIDAY, JANUARY 31 governor of the South Atlantic circles of New York and Chicago lidnight—Country Fair on Virgina Lake-shore for provence of Pi Kappa Delta, the have been filled with talk of benefit of library. national convention of that order Organ Vespers. Ration during the past week. Nat- will be held in Houston, Teicas uraly, this has led to a bull i SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1 from March 28 to April 3rd. ket. tl (' llffht ot r> , 1,1 Pi Beta Phi benefit bridge at chapter house. As a result of this, last Friday ilh President Roo^^evcU to studj i(>\ bfon of the Bankhead-Jonc Farm Tc Representatives from colleges in 'U Under terms of the measure, government loar SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2 the Federal Reserve startled the i would be granted worthy and responsible tenant every state of the union from rmer" to permit them to acquire thoir own lands Left to right are Secret.u-j of Af;riculture Henry Bishop Oldham, speaker at Knowles Memorial Maine to California will be in at­ brokers of the nation by raising Wallace; Senator John H. Bankhead (Dem.. Ala.I ; W. 1. Myers, farm credit administrator; Repre- Chapel Morning Meditation. tendance for the six day program. the maximum margin requirement luative Marvin Jones {Dem., Tex.); W W Alexa i :ler, assistant director of the Resettlement Admin- from 45'7( to 55%. No expl; istration. and Lee Pressman, ^euei : [ counsel of the resettlement setup. Student Forum in Frances Chapel. There will be contests in debate, tion for the move was given but it MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3 oratory and extempore speaking. is generally conceded as a counter­ 11:00 a.: Dr. Chalmers to talk in Annie Russell Theatre. Only members of Pi Kappa active to the unhealthy and specu­ Theatre Is Scene 4:00 p. Mrs. Scollard to lecture at Parish House. Delta in good standing are eligi­ lative rises in stock prices as a re­ Of Discussion Of TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4 ble. In order to qualify in their sult of inflationary gossip. Dr. Wright to lecture at Annie Russell Theatre. local chapters for the trip to The Federal Resreve System Economic Problems Organ Vespers. Houston, students must partici- , was created under the Banking pate in at least three debates. (Continued from ; 1, col. 1) Act of 1913. In 1929 an abortive jectors, queers and the like, who Bishop Oldham Will Rigid qualifications will be en- 1 and ineffectual attempt was made ernment Ownership and Control" can altar neither their principals forced in oratory, extempore, and to stop inflation by raising interest (Continued from page 1, col. 3) with Professor Royal W. France (Continued from page 1, col. 6) nor their physiognomies according Head Open Forum after dinner speaking. rates, but this came too late in as chairman and William John Wil­ ent to note in passing that the to the dictum of the Administra­ For Next Sunday Prof Harry R. Pierce of the the bull markets development and The "Second" and "Seventh gus leading the discussion with a small fraternities have not started tion. Rollins speech department has was ineffectual. Until 1936 the Hungarian Dances" of Brahms, talk on "Government Ownership this business, nor even requested Now we don't for a minute think "The Function of the Church In been named on the committee of Federal Reserve has never shown two of the most characteristic of and Control, with special refer­ it. this proposal can be stopped If the This Changing Age" will be the three to arrange the contest in the initiative that is shown by this these dances, were filled with oratory. | ence to the railroads". We favor the status quo be­ Administration wants it passed. subject of the discussion in the sane and healthy anticipation and strong dance rhythm and stirring The conference is being spon­ cause each fraternity has some­ There are too many ways of bull­ Open Forum program Sunday Rollins' six representatives will ' conteraction of unhealthy trends. melodies which appealed force­ sored by the Rollins College de­ thing definite to offer. Some of dozing and circumventing student evening, February the second, to be chosen from the speech classes fully to many in the audience. This move of he Federal Reserve partments of sociology and eco­ these appeal to one type of boy, government in vogue now. be held in the Frances Chapel. and from the members of the The "Intermezzo" from "Goyes- is to be commended. It cannot nomics under the direction of Pro­ some to another. Some are sec­ varsity debate team. Sterling s," "Irish Tune from County We do ask two things: First, Bishop G. A. Oldham of Albany, harm legitimate trading on the fessor H. F. Biddle and Dr. Wil­ tional in their appeal, others Olmsted, David Bothe, Marita 3rry" and "Hymn to the Sun" that the proposal appear in due New York will be in charge. All Street. liam Melcher. Questions on the national. Each student, consider­ Steuve, Betty Test, James Hol­ from "Le Coe d'Or" by Rimsky- time before the Interfraternity students are cordially invited to Perhaps as a political move, per­ New Deal are expected to be an­ ing these factors, makes his den and Perry Oldham are among Korsakov, a group selected to con­ Council; second, that it make the attend. haps motivated by the munitions alyzed and thoroughly discussed choice and goes his way. To do those under consideration. trast the three different styles of rounds of the fraternities for rati­ lobby, the Senate decided to cut with emphasis on the solution of differently would be like saying, •chestration and harmonic treat­ fication by a two-thirds vote. We believe those most affected should off the embarrassing revelations of the immediate problems. in effect, "Here you, they've got ment of representative countries, have, at the very least, a chance the Munitions Investigation. How­ The opening meeting is open to 25 there. We've got 24 and we suffered from this very purpose. to place their opinion in the mat­ T is the duty of every ever, a flood of telegrams and let­ the public and does not require need one more to fill our quota!" They were perhaps the least en­ ter squarely on record. Rollins student to pat­ ters to Senators have made it al­ registration. During the confer­ Perhaps the Administration ex­ I most a ne-cessity for the Senate to joyable, from an artistic sense, of ences on Monday and Tuesday, SANITARY ronize our advertisers. Our the entire program. They were pects to bring more fraternities to advertisers make possible vote more funds to the probers. however, registration is required the campus. Every man in a fra­ well contrasted, each being and those taking part in the con­ your paper. This is well. Someday, perhaps, ternity is as absurd as "Every MEAT MARKET ONVIXIVW aV3N our Congressment will realize that representative of the modern work ferences will be asked to pay a :'chestration in its country, but man a king!" There are rugged American Laundry when the electorate knows what is small fee. individualists, conscientious ob- Quality -:- Service AVAVHOIH aaOJNVS going on, it votes by ideals, not it seemed that other valuables had Al Huppel because of selfish interest. lost sight of too entirely in Andy's Garage this attempt. with a feeling of intense pleasure that such fine work is being done Arnold's Restaurant The "Finlandia" of Sibelius, a Dr. Chalmers Talks _ here in Winter Park by musicians Auto Safety Clinic tone poem expressing the spirit of who are deeply interested in or­ STEVE on War Problems Finland, was the high spot of the Baggett's Service (Stand­ chestral work and who gather here for anxxv ard Oil) evening. This work, familiar to from cities many miles distant in The International Relations all lovers of music, was one per­ order to rehearse and play to­ General Automobile Baker's Men's Shop group of the American Associa­ sama anoA asoT formed with strength and vigor, gether. Repairing Beacham Theatre tion of University Women held a with the enthusiasm of the whole Bell Bread meeting last Monday evening at orchestra, and left the audience the Congregational Church. Dr. S T E V E N S' Bennett Electric Shop Thomas Chalmers was the speaker THE FOUNTAIN GARAGE Bledsoe's Garage of the evening and discussed the LOUIS' BRINGS Carmel Crisp Our Spring Lines of I'hone 917.3 121 Lyman Ave. question "Can America Stay Out PEN SHOP Caruther's Florist Shop of the Next War?" CUSTOM Charles Wright (Hair­ 135 N. Orange Ave. STYLE TO dresser) TAILORING "BEAUTY IS A DUTY" Chesterfield (Cigarettes) dian River Fruit and Taylor's are here for your selections AU Makes of Pens ROLLINS College Garage Crystallized Fruit at the EDA'S Repaired and Sold Colonial Drug Store BEAUTY SHOP Cone, H. C. General Con­ Woman's Exchange C. A. Erne Orlando, Fla. 146 E. Park Ave. Phone 66 tractor Tea Garden Davis Office Supply FASHION /; Dickson-Ives (Department Store) SHOW 'Ji Eda's Beauty Shop BEFORE you buy USED CAR Fountain Pen Shop CONSULT Frances Slater (Dress Shop) MR. STEWART HAGGERTY, CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVE As a feature of "The Gary's Drug Store Country Fair", Louis' J. C. Mulligan Motors — L. E. Housley presents the most col­ Goodyear Service Station orful and advanced Grover Morgan (Jeweler) styles for spring in CHRYSLER—PLYMOUTH two glamorous show­ Johnson's Jewelry Store We have the lines ot ings in a beautiful out­ Keene & Keene (Optom­ 904 ORANGE AVE. — ORLANDO _ PHONE 7031 door setting. See styles from Central Florida's etrist) Blouses to Suit Ed. V. Price & Co. style center. Lander's Drug Store Your Suits Latch String (tea room) International Leedy's (Department $1.00 & $1.25 Store) Snyder & Stull January 29, 1936 In white and colors that are Friday at Lee's Dairy fast. Lawns, batistes, broad­ cloths and shantung lawns in 3:45 and 4:45 Little Dutch Mill (Barbe­ high and low necklines and $25 and up ROLLINS COLLEGE, cue) short sleeves. Sizes 32 to 40. Winter Park, Fla. on the Campus Louise Nut & Candy Shop Louis' (Dress Shop) Dear Rollins College Students: Mabel Wicht (Dress Shop) Yowell-Drew's R.C. BAKER, INC Magic Novelty Shop "at the corner, downtown" ORLANDO Cold weather is still in Florida, and this is just Music Shoppe Inc the time to get a new tweed coat at DICKSON-IVES. O'Neal Branch LOUIS* Orange Buick Sales CHARLES WRIGHT Hirshmaur tweed coats are carried exclusively in Orange Colonial Hotel North Orange Ave. Orange Laundry Orlando by DICKSON-IVES. The prices range around Hair Dresser Orlando Steam Laundry $19.75. While looking at them I noticed they had 9 Washington Arcade Otis Mote (Men's Shop) Orlando, Fla. • Phone 3522 some very distinctive styles of Swagger and Reefer Pete the Tailor Pruyn (Jewelry Store coats. One apple-green and tan checked caught my Remington-Rand (Office eye. It had tremendous pockets, the latest Fishtail Supplies) The Little Grey House back and a tucked standing-up collar. FREE 25 GALLONS GAS Rollins Press Roily Cafe 2nd Prize—5 Quarts Oil LUNCHEON — TEA — DINNER DICKSON-IVES has right next to this department Sanitary Meat Market Shell Station JUST NORTH OF WINTER PARK on the second floor some lovely new machine knit 3rd Prize—I Lubrication Southern Dairies (Ice brook-styled sweaters in all colors for only $1.98. With every purchase of gas or oil from Evans Auto Service Cream) you nil out a card furnished by the attendant. Every Thurs­ day a drawing of the lucky card will take place. In the event Sparks' Theatres If you have time I would most certainly advise that the winning ticket is not presented by 7 p m Thursday Steve's Garage ORLANDO STEAM LAUNDRY we will add 10 gallons to the 25 gallons. To the second prize your at least taking a look at them for they are truly we will add 2 quarts of oil, and to the third we will add one Thames (Marketessen) French Dry Cleaners lubrication each week. The "Open Door" Cafe a bargain. "Established Half Century" Winter Park Insurance EVANS AUTO SERVICE Agency Winter Park Office Phone A ROLLINS COLLEGE SHOPPER. Winter Park Transfer Co. 348 E. Park Ave. 418 W. Colonial & Garland Aves. Yowell-Drew (Department Store) WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1936 THE ROLLINS SANDSPUR To Appear Here MRS. RAE REPEATS THE FLriMG FIDDLER" Kipling Appeared In Time DANCING RECITAL Inquiring Reporter 10 APPEAR iERE To Rouse British Spirit By Louise MacPherson Folk Class Performs Today There passes with the death of Rudyard Kipling one of Britain's in Assembly Hour Efrem Zimbalist, Violinist, (Each week the inquiring reporter will ask representative Is Aviation Minded greatest men of letters. He was the poet of British imperialism and students their opinions on pertinent questions.) the prophet of heroic society. It has been said that he "taught Eng­ FIRST SERIES PROGRAM land the meaning of the Empire, and the Empire the meaning of What do you think of Coeducation? IS IN ARTIST SERIES England." Few writers have ever appeared " The folk dancing demonstration Jim Boyd: I believe that this is by far the best system: Because he never travels by so in the nick of time a Kipling generation felt that he was "dat­ given at the Woman's Club, Janu­ mingling of the sexes in the college atmosphere provides a tram if there is an airport with­ in reach, Efrem Zimbalist has did in the 1890s. He c me and ed". In 1930, when Robert Bridges, ary 24, was repeated by Mrs. social training otherwise impossible, which is of great value won himself the title of "The roused a spirit in Brita: 1 which the poet laureate, died and John Rae and the same dancing class in later life of the student. This is especially true of Rollins Flying Fiddler." had almost disappeared amid a Masefield was appointed to take during- the assembly hour this where the men and women of tomorrow mix in all situations, flood of "aesthetic" movements and his place, it was pointed out that morning in the Annie RusseU The­ not only under the artificiality of evening clothes and cos­ On his extensive concert tours insincerities. It might be said certain "attitudes" of Kipling atre. metics. he has travelled many thousands Efrem Zimbalist noted violinist that he was the product of the might have made his selection in­ This marks the beginning of a of miles by plane. His current English public school system and Marilyn Tubbs: Not being in the position to give an un­ ho has been scheduled to appear ternationally embarrassing. series of folk lore programs to tour is bringing him to the Annie that its ideals were his ideals. His biased opinion, I think it all depends on the number of sweet I the Annie Russell Theatre on continue throughout the year. The Russell Theatre for a recital on hero worship passed from his The most staunch admirers of peas in the college. le evening of February 7 His first was American, the second, Friday, February 7 at 8:15. books to contemporary imagina­ Kipling must admit that much of program is included in the Pro to be given sometime in March, Leo Suck: I think it's grand. According to authority, wo­ On a recent tour of Central and tion. his work was journalistic and fcssional Artist Series will be German, and the third will men are the spice of life, and coeds, you know, are the spice South America he made the trip therefore in a sense "dated". And of a four years' college career. entirely by plane from New His first stories astonished a those who depreciate him unmer­ probably be English. world which knew nothing of the Today's program included sever­ York and back again, covering cifully contending that all that he Betty Test: Broader outlook; preparation for life; social Pre-War European six thousand miles. In six weeks iVidia of which he wrote as a young has written is "dated" would do al events in addition to the danc­ contacts;—I think so. newspaper reporter. His prose ing demonstration. A group from Situation Analyzed he visited twelve countries by this well to consider the fact that in which is electrifying, is rich in the this country was published on No­ the Hungerford school sang negro Chris Argyris: Coeducatic 3 a fine thing because of its ad- mode of transportation—a journey By Noted Lecturer which would have required more choice of words and possesses a vember 29 a selected edition of spirituals. Alberto Warren read vantages that only occur he Skip the disadvantages. strange rhythm. He revolution­ a folk story written by John Rae. Dr. Chalm.ers, professor of his­ than six months had he made it his work which to date has sold Frances Southgate: I would suggest that all students : by boat or train. ized the art of short story writing, 60,000 copies. His "stature as a The closing number was "The Ken­ tory at Boston University, who is and the best of his verses had a tucky Mountain Running Set," Stephen Leacock on the subject. engaged now in a series of lec­ On a tour of Russia last sum­ Titan of the written word" cannot mer, Zimbalist visited all of the lilt and dramatic quality which be danced by Mary Whitely, Patricia Next Week's Question: What do you think of a bar on, can tures under the title "Tragedies larger cities, and again did all of make them not easily forgotten. Hugh Walpole said upon the Guppy, Eleanor Giessen, Hilde­ run by the college at a minimum profit? Diplomatic History" a part of his travelling by plane. This visit His fame will probably rest on his death of Mr. Kipling, "His ideas garde Rees, John Rae, George the adult education program at work of India. In later years he Fuller, and Dante Bergonzi. Rollins this winter, spoke Monday to his native land, by the way, seem old-fashioned today, and in was his first in twenty-three became more of the imperialist This dance has been performed Arthur Guiterman's g, January 27, at 11 o'clock their immediate imperial implica­ years. He had not been back to and less of the poet. by the mountaineers of Kentucky the Annie Russell Theatre. His tion they are old-fashioned. But Poetic Portrait in Russia since he came to the U- The last decade was filled with for generations. In Kentucky it OF subject was "Pre-war Russia and the philosophy of his books is bas­ nited States for his debut in 1911. controversy involving Kipling is accompanied by the dulcimer, a Recent "Atlantic" the Seething Balkans." ed on fidelity, courage, humor and Apropos his present passion for while at the same time a new hand-made instrument similar to Dr. Chalmers started his speech tolerance, and those things will flying, Zimbaist confesses a little never be old-fashioned. Had Rud­ the violin only plucked with tur­ The many admirers of Arthur th an introduction which gave SANDS CANCELLED sheepishly that the first time he yard Kipling died forty years ago, key feathers. On this morning's Guiterman, who has spent some the general position of England myself. By the time I got back I set foot in an airplane he was it is no exaggeration to say that program, however, Charles Claw­ weeks of the past three winters in and Germany in 1914, and which had made up my mind that in the Famous Actress Suffers From terrified. the civilized world would have been son played for the dancers with a Winter Park, and has been a con­ told of Admiral Von Terpitz, who future I would travel by air Nervous Breakdown "I was sure I would never shaken from end to end. Now it piano accompaniment. tributor to the "Animated Maga­ wanted to make the German land wherever it was possible." come down alive," he confided. is not so. He has the luck or th© zine," will be much interested in the greatest in the world. "It was just for a short trip and misfortune to live on into a world the verses printed among the ad- Because England and Germany Columbus, 0.—Because a mix-up Lecture Series on ENGAGEIVIENT REPLACED the only reason I considered fly­ into which he did not really be­ I vertising pages in the front of the could come to no natural under- prevented the signing of top- ing was because i had been delay-, long. But that makes no difference Literature Ended The engagement of Miss Doro­ "Atlantic Magazine" for Decem- tanding England strengthened notch bands, an Olympic Fund ed and couldn't reach the city 1 in the final estimate of a great thy Sands, famous actress, to ap­ ) ber. He has lately published a her entente with France and Rus- dance planned for Dec. 6 at Ohio By Pattee Tuesday was scheduled to play in time for artist." pear in the Annie Russell Theatre I book named after the opening State was indefinitely postponed. the concert if I travelled by on Friday night, February 14, has i poem, "Death and General Put- It seems that the dance committee Dr. Fred Lewis Pattee, profes­ From that point Dr. Chalmers train. I sat down in my seat feel­ been cancelled because of the ill­ j nam," the rest of the volume be­ was under the impression thnt the sor of American Literature at Rol­ began his speech ( and during the ing much more panicky than if it: ness of Miss Sands, it was an­ ing made up of his serious poems, Casa Loma orchestra had been lins College, completed his lectures of the morning he advanc­ had been the dentist's chair. Then j The Rollins nounced at Rollins College today. a portion of his work too often signed for the event, and didn't on "American Literature" Tues­ ed his interesting views of the as we got under way, I noticed an overlooked among the many pieces find out until almost too late that Sandspur day afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Replacing Miss Sands on the Italian-Ethopian situations. elderly, white haired lady sitting ; that show his brilliant wit and hu­ it was unavailable. Annie Russell Theatre. professional artists series, will be oppisite me. She was calmly read­ is on sale at the following mor. These Atlantic verses are in stores in "Contemporary American Fic­ Miss Sydney Thompson, one of the and very appropriately expressed. ing a newspaper, and looking so I effect a rhymed review of this tion" was the subject of the last most colorful interpreters on the —G. M. W. unconcerned that I felt ashamed Winter Park: book, a form of writing that A. G. of three lectures delivered on American stage, who will be pre­ (Ed. Note: "Death and General of myself. I thought—if she feels Rollins Press himself once made famous in the Bennett Electric American Literature by Dr. Pat­ sented on the evening previously Putnam" is printed in the Jan. 4, that way about it, it can't be so Lander's Drug Store pages of "Life." The author is Shop tee. In his two previous lectures, scheduled for Miss Sands' appear- 1936, issue of the "Literary Di­ bad. So I relaxed and in a little: Rollins Chocolate Shop Dr. Leonard Bacon, of Peace Dale, Dr. Pattee dealt with "American gest" under Current Poetry, p. 26-) while I was actually enjoying R. I., an accomplished scholar and Poetry" and "Early American Fic- The following letter was receiv­ —The Winter Park Topics ed by Miss Annie Russell a few writer, who has himself published several volumes of poetry that dis­ The course "Excursion in Eng- days before her death from Miss Baltimore, Md. — The National Sands' manager, explaining that play a mastery of the humorous Fresh Salted Nuts of All Kinds ish and American Literature" will Youth Administration is absolute­ Potter's freshly made choco­ it would be necessary to cancel style, and he has in high degree ly free of any intent to interfere be continued the following Tues­ the ability to express himself in lates, bon bons, and home made her engagement: politically in the nation's educa­ candies. Orders taken for par­ day by Dr. Bertha Wright, ex­ either verse or prose with that tan­ change professor of English, who "Several months ago Dorothy tional system, recently declared ties. Sands suifered a nervous break­ talizing flavor of satire and cynic­ Charles W. Taussig, chairman of Louise*s Nut & Candy Shop will deliver three talks on English ism that is so relished by the so­ Literature. Dr. Burton, twell down but we hoped that she would the advisory council of the NYA. 105 New England Ave. GET OUR recover in time to fill the engage­ phisticated palate. He finds little 105 New England Ave. Phone 79 known author, teacher and critic, in the Guiterman volume to criti­ will complete the course with lec­ ments which we have hooked for her during the season. Although cise unfavorably, and he rightly LOW tures on English and American praises the author for his many drama. Miss Sands' condition has im­ lypewriter Meaaquarters PRICES proved, the doctors have absolute­ attractive qualities. Andy's Garage Sales and Service ly forbidden her filling any en­ "For where is found a neater and Expert Repairing of All New Portables, S39.50 to S62.50 Owen D. Young Will gagements during the entire year. completer man Makes Cars All Makes Used Typewriters I realize what a disappointment At matching rhymes than Mr. Davis Office Supply GENUINE QUALITY Appear at Rollins this will be for you but surely you Arthur Guiterman. 226 Church St. can appreciate our position in be­ Delightfully he danced from day GOODYEAR President Hamilton Holt has an­ ing obliged to cancel an entire to day, nounced the acceptance of Owen season for one of our foremost Full up of mirth and without TIRES D. Young, distinguished financier artists. pressing gay. and possible Democratic candidate "I have, however, a suggestion And never once, however he might Strongest for the Presidency, to appear on to offer as a substitute for Dorothy dance, Guarantee the Rollins Animated Magazine as Sands and recommend Sydney Was seen declension from true Magic Novelty Shop Of Ice Cream one of the contributors Sunday Thompson, an artist of very high elegance." 132 N. Orange Ave., Orlando afternoon, February 23rd. Mr. calibre and presenting a choice of A judgment very well deserved Purity 43% Young will speak informally. most delightful programs. I know While visiting in Winter Park, he of no artist who enjoys the repu­ will be a guest of the Irving Bach- tation of filling more return en­ MORE ellers. gagements than Miss Thompson." ee our table of S1.45 specials. Styled by C. L. Pruyn Buxton, Inc. MILES 100 Calling Cards and New JEWELER Swanky new leather bill­ Arnold's Restaurant folds, that thin English style, Plate S1.93. 40 styles ot type. Park Ave. opposite Depot. OF REAL GOOD PLACE TO EAT with red guard zipper fasten­ ing, $1.00. Blue Plate, 35c. Sizzling steaks THE Everything for the Car. See and seafoods a specialty. Sun­ Handsome leather cases for NON-SKID day dinners, 50. Rollins Press Store, Inc. your keys, with 2, 3, 4, 6, or 8 Don and Bob at the 342 E. Park Ave., Winter Park 316 E. Park Ave. key capacity. 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50. SHELL STATION SAFETY All are packed in attractive modernistic boxes. Very desir­ Make writing easy with a new H.C.CONE able as gifts or prizes. AT NO Have you tried home made Remington Typewriter. Special candies from the terms. S3.00 down, J3.00 per Stationery and Office Supplies month. Caaranteed against Road EXTRA Carmelcrisp Shop? Remington Rand Agency General O'Neal-Branch Co. Hazards and Defects. Costa Near Postoffice 41-43 W. Washington St. YOU Nc Extra Price COST Phone 3473 Orlando, Fla. Contractor 39 East Pine St. Orlando and Make Our Store Your Headquarters for WHO WILL BE THE MUSIC SHOPPE, INC. Builder QUEEN OF THE MARDI GRAS 22 East Church St. Orlando, Fla. ORLANDO, MARCH 14th TO 21st, 1936 Musical Instruments and Accessories URGE YOUR CAMPUS FAVORITE TO REGISTER ^ ^ e ^ ^ Also Teachers' Supplies .MARDI GRAS—O. B. T. BLDG.—ORLANDO Builder of Rollins' New ^tP. % ^ ^ ^ REMEMBER Dormitories STUDENTS! A highly specialized Laundry and THE COLLEGE GARAGE Dry Cleaning Service—Don't take chances with your clothes. FOR WASHING WINTER PARK, r POLISHING AMERICAN LAUNDRY & Goodyear Service Supe SIMONIZING FLORIDA ORLANDO, FLORIDA CLEANING CO. Phone 4823 Phone 115 Campus Agent—BILL CARMODY—Phone 39 FOUR THE ROLLINS SANDSPUR WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1936 lioUtn0 S>anbapur Republicans, should realize that there are THE SIMPLE PROCESS OF POLITICS many issues to follow about which we are STUDENT Published Weekly by Undergraduate Students concerned. of Rollins. What shall we do with the Constitution? The answer is simple. Leave the Constitu­ OPINION ESTABLISHED IN 1894 WITH THE FOLLOWING tion alone. To the Rollins Sandspur: . EDITORIAL Evidently Mr. Alfred E. Smith, Unassuming yet mighty, shar-p and -pointed, well- Animating the Returns late candidate for Democratic rounded yet -many sided, assiduously tenacious, yet nomination and still more later as gritty and energetic as its name implies, vic­ Without doubt no event in this vicinity is Democratic candidate, is a great torious in single combat and therejore without a as thoroughly important as Rollins' "Ani­ 'THE PRO believer in that infamous Tam­ peer, wonderfully attractive and extensive in cir­ mated Magazine." One would not even hesi­ many politician who philosophical­ ly declared "If you can't beat 'em, culation : all these will be jound upon investigation tate to state that it is as worthwhile a ven­ jern 'em." That is, judging from to be among th^ extraordinary qualities oj the ture as anything offered anywhere in Flor­ his broadside Saturday night on SANDSPUR. ida. Such a group of speakers, each a lead­ the present administration. Our ing representative of his field, are seldom Mr. Smith has found it convenient brought together on any single program. The 1935 Member 1936 to desert the democratic party for proceeds of the magazine go to the Rollins Plssocided Goliebiaie Press the Liberty League because the library, greatly in need of funds. present administration has failed Distributor of From the time of its inauguration sever­ to hold to its Chicago platform. Golle6'ote Di6est al years ago, the Animated Magazine has But Mr. Smith did not mention Member; Winter Park Chamber of Commerce; been a complete success in every way ex­ that he broke with the democratic Florida Intercollegiate Press Association. cept financially. Last year the financial re­ party in Chicago after Roosevelt turns reached a new low. Obviously bring­ was nominated. Also he forgot to Publication Office: Fairbanks Avenue ing this roster of speakers together repre­ mention that he was a candidate for the nomination. He, however, at Interlachen sents a large expense. All contributions for the support of the affair are purely volun­ did insist upon his part in drafting TELEPHONE 187 the party platform. Mr. Smith tary. Perhaps this is the reason for the claims credit for aiding in devel­ National ns Representative: meagre return. It is high time, we believe, oping the platform advanced by NATIONAL, ISING SERVICE, INC. to make the contributions something more the democrats at Chicago. Yet, 420 Madi ue, New York City than voluntary. just as soon as Roosevelt was nom­ This college does much for the commun inated, Mr. Smith walked out on the democratic party, refused to Subscription Price: By mail anywhere in the ity of which it is a part and the community United States 11.60 a term (12 weeks), f2.50 for gives much in return, to be sure. However, work for Roosevelt, and appeared two terms, or |3.00 for the full college year. in Ro6*sevelt's behalf only once or an admission charge at the Animated Maga­ twice, and those times because zine would not be a tax on the community. public opinion drove him out. Winter Park, Florida, of March 1879. Furthermore, it is difficult to comprehend any logical reason for not charging admis­ Saturday's speech smells very sion at this event. Any publication ach like those well known "sour EDITORIAL STAFF grapes". quires financial support, and the Rollins' Editor REGINALD T. CLOUGH Animated Magazine is no exception to the Cynically Observing. Associate Editor JEAN PARKER Managing Editor ROBERT VAN BEYNUM rule. Of course, it would be more ideal to News Editor MARLEN ELDREDGE continue the custom that has been preva­ Rollins' Arrests Sports Editor JACK MacGAFFIN lent in past years, but apparently real Reach New Slump Feature Editor RICHARD H. LEE returns are not forthcoming unless there is Policeman Reports Society Editor LEAH JEANNE BARTLETT some compulsion to make them forthcoming. Exchange Editor BETTY TREVOR Demanding a subscription price would not Police of Winter Park laid their ASSISTANTS be out of place for an event as worthwhile UAMH^ as the Animated Magazine. We believe that hands upon several members of Paul Twachtman, Malcolm Whitelaw, Seymour Bal­ the Rollins family during the past lard, Betty Davis. Jane Thayer, Betty Butzel, Mary the financial returns, as well as the. con­ Gulnac, Ann Clarke, Helen Brown, Priscilla Smith, Footnotes s. One of the offenders was Ruth Blunden, Jane Sensenbrenner. tents, should be "animated" from now on. Items Mr. William F. Yust, mild-man­ For the workingest college stu­ nered librarian. This is Mr. Yust's Emily Showalter, Carl Howland, James Holden, Grace By STEVEN H. BAMBERGER t ticket. His offense was park­ Hiteshaw, Louise MacPherson, Edith Stephan. Barbara dent in the world we nominate a Conner, Laura Lou Lincoln. Henry Stryker, Socrates certain junior at Miami Universi­ in front of the Annie Russell Chakales, Marjorie White, Isabelle Rogers, John Bul­ International Debating We are sure that we are not the or ones who enjoyed and avidly lock, Helene Keywan, Jeff Liberman, Perry Oldham, ty. This man is carrying 20 study Theatre. look forward to the interesting intervi s written, upon the arrival of Paul Boring, Peggy Whitely, Molly Mergentine, Nan Ever since the debating teams of Oxford hours a week and auditing one Jim Boyd received a pasteboard Poeller, Frances Hyer, Jane Smith, Florence Kelley, each new celebrity, by Maxeda Hess Being entirely open-minded Bill Bingham, Arthur Dear. and Cambridge visited this country last fall, course. To support himself he for parking in a taxi stand. Nor­ about the whole question, hold no grudge against Miss much has been said regarding the tactics of works 50 hours a month on the ton Lockhart was aprehended for for having overlooked this correspondent in her search for BUSINESS STAFF NYA. is an assistant in the physics speeding past an intersection in the English speakers. A writer in a recent subjects, but, on the contrary, admire her all the more for her for- Business Manager BONAR COLLINSON department, grades papers for the Winter Park. He drove Carol Wil­ issue of The Forensic, official organ of Pi )earance from the obvious. However, we positively marvel at the Advertising Commissioner —. WILLIAM WHALEN mathematics department and works liams' car. R. Siley Vario was con­ Kappa Delta, national debating fraternity, ngenuity and apparent worldliness of Miss Hess who can interview Assistant RICHARD ALTER from seven to midnight every day victed of overnight parking (sec­ meekly attempts to uphold the American Jimmy Braddock about his chances against Joe Louis, criticize the Circulation Manager ROBERT STANLEY in the office of a taxi company! ond offense). Patrolman Sachse type of argument. In exemplifying the dif­ unusual dancing of Martha Graham and then turn around and say —College World reports a new low in Rollins busi- ferences between our method and that of that Miss Bampton "laughed gaily, thinking perhaps of some of the Unsigned editorials in these coluntjis the British, the writer states that "the leading men she might have to play opposite." This ceases to be an interview, but a psychological study and a bit too Freudian at that. National style barons, says a the 6'pinion oj the -publication; any other articles American student . . . does not have to news item, have "granted" college Not a few of the members of* said the professor. "When I wrote are indicative only of the sentiments of the authors. yield ground in a contest of sarcasm, wit, and i girls one special concession which Dr. Patte's American Literature it 15 years ago, it got a 'C. I'm They will be frinted unsigned, but to be accented, wisecracking. He generally feels that such from there to "I feel like a Birdie , their less educated sisters may not class were perplexed the other in the Trees". Being very satis­ glad to see that it has at last re­ the identity of tke writer must be known to the exchanges ... do not help much towards enjoy; they may wear their col­ morning when the classroom sud­ ceived its due recognition. fied with these linguistical achieve­ lege colors brightly enameled on editor. an intelligent settlement of the question be­ denly became pervaded with a fore thc house." ments we immediately set forth to their left thumb nails. powerful odor of incense. John test out the reaction of the popu­ Books on etiquette have been English debaters who have visited this Bills remarked that the Oriental lace and went straightway to given to all male students at the A certain student at a western campus have argued questions whose worth Atmosphere was quite out of place Kathia Bailey who giggled and University of Vermont. university, caught without a paper is somewhat doubtful. Last fall, for in­ at such a moment but didn't know said that she felt like "A house­ one day, snatched one from his what to do about it. Dr. Patte maid with bad knees". Paul Flunking Insurance is becoming stance, the question was "Resolved, that fraternity's files, typed it, and continued innocently with his dis­ Twachtman, then suffering from a popular at the University of Mich­ that house prefers a general to a specialized handed it in. It came back with education." Some years ago the question de­ course, coughing heartily at odd bad cold, added that he felt like igan. If the insured student intervals and glancing suspicious­ an "A" grade and a note asking flunks, the company gives him bated was "Resolved that Art is more im­ "Boy that's going to Sneeze" to How About the Constitution? ly at Wu-Kou Liu, who was having which an unknown entity replied the student to see the professor. enough money to pay his way portant to society than Science." Such quite a job of breathing herself. that he looked that "An old man "Did you think that paper was through a summer session. "What shall we do with the Constitution" subjects offer little enlightenment to the The culprit has not yet been ex­ with the Wheeze". However the worth an 'A'?" queried the pro- —Brown Daily Herald promises to supply the issue between the audience and serve only as a battlefield upon posed but we have learned from prize was captured by Miss Perry two parties in the coming election. Atti­ which the students of the two nations can a reliable source that Miss Betsy Oldham who blushingly murmer- The student, thinking to charm A Colorado University student tudes toward recent Supreme Court decisions match wits. Munson is hot on the trail. ed that she "Felt like a Girl in her the former with his display bf caught drinking is forced to at­ modesty admitted he had expected reflect the country's feeling on a change. One In condemning English debate methods or While we're still on this class­ Chemise!!!" which absolutely bar­ tend Sunday School for three a "B". newspaper cannot understand why "nine supporting American tactics, debate coaches room subject we might as well red all subsequent competition. years. old men should control the executive and mention the story of Thursday "Well it's worth an *A*, see?" —Minnesota Daily overlook the important phase of the whole We felt so badly about the un­ legislative acts of the government." Virtu­ tour. If American audiences could listen ning class. It seems that Pro­ fessor Stone had just been asked expectedly speedy ending of this ally all organs of public opinion agree that to speakers from Germany, Italy, Japan, and contest that we decided to drown the issue is not the Supreme Court, not the very deep question on a very other nations, there might be less interna­ ubject at the most crucial our sorrows at the Witching Hour, control of business, not the Agricultural tional misunderstanding than there is now. where we discovered that the peo­ Program, but the Constitution itself. point of the hour. The entire body The members of Pi Kappa Delta should for­ students were leaning forward ple who ate those three eggs laid Yesterday- The person who remarks that "I am get the unimportant issue of tactics and re­ their seats, mouths open and by Henrietta in three minutes, rather liberal in by beliefs toward the Con­ sults. They should realize that bringing eyes agog, breathlessly waiting for have been spitting feathers ever In the Rollins Sandspur stitution" should think twice before he English speakers to this country is a con­ from the oracle' lips. since. Which, of course, goes to The Professor thought for a while prove nothing whatsoever. While speaks. The Constitution has been changed structive good-will gesture, and nothing Fifteen Years Ago.' atmosphere of silence, waiting for my order, Mr. Parker day regatta at Palm Beach. It is several times in the past, it is true. But more. But the gesture alone, regardless of The attractive new building of cleared his throat in a rather came in and when asked what he'd hoped that this trip will prove a the type of speeches given by the opposing the Women's Club in Winter Park it was only changed after lengthy delibera­ weighty manner and was opening have, replied that he'd have kit­ rare opportunity for some of the debaters, is highly commendable. was the scene of a charming dance tion of the issues, only after public opinion mouth to speak when Reggie tens if she didn't stop sneaking up boys to mingle freely with wealth, which was a thriller from start to was overwhelmingly favoring the change. ]gh beat him to it. "Pardon on him that way. And, as if this and we might not count it entire­ finish. Refreshments consisting of The constitution has never been changed be­ Professor, but you're sitting wasn't bad enough, he further ly surprising to hear that several sandwiches, coffee, and nastur- cause it handicapped the program of a single my hat." I'ncidentally we do asked Eleanor if she had any were pursued by heiresses. is (?) were served. The lat- Highlights of the News not know if the question was ever stewed prunes. To which she re­ Many girls will soon be wearing party or administration. named article was residing on answered. plied in the affirmative. "Well, a Rollins R, by hiking, one of the "Having liberal views toward the Consti­ give 'em some hot coffee, that'll each plate. Some foolish persons ScoTtsboro negroes in the headlines again. There is a rumor about that newer sports for girls. Twenty tution" implies more than one would think. After that it was te theirs. The music furnished by the sand shovels have been re­ have already joined the r^snks of The only reason that the Constitution of the Issues more clouded than ever. Traditional every man for himself. the original All Jazz Five was in moved from the new dormitory de­ the hoofers in this delightful way southern feeling still as rabid as ever. itself a treat. A large crowd of United States has lasted from the time it velopments because the construc­ of earning credits. Alabamans will not listen to foreign lawyers Did you know that ... it was dance fiends from the college at was drawn until now, the only reason that tion was progressing too rapidly. Four Years Ago. from New York. the new night watchman who tended. the Supreme Court exists, the only reason Louise MacPherson, prominent stomped into the Rose Bampton Rollins likes to baptize new Thursday afternoon a very largt that the country today has a Constitution, is Sandspur book-reviewer and Fed ideas. Why not initiate the idea of concert the other night and punch-) per cent of the Rollins Students that that Constitution has been respected, eral Project spyer-oner, declares la the time clock m a manner that letting the unprivileged class, the An institute of public opinion has been es­ went over to Orlando t that the only activity noticeabU left no room for doubt. In fact students, run the school for one revered, and adhered to by the citizens of tablished. Two days before AAA decision through the main streets and show around the project at the present several of the audience started to day each year. In such a case pro­ this nation. A "liberal view toward the Con­ nation-wide poll revealed majority of people the people of that city that Rol­ time is that of moving a big pile leave, thinking the fire-alarm had fessors would not be seen within stitution" might imply that we should like against the act. Last week similar poll lins was very much awake. The of sand two feet over to the right sounded . . . Peggy Moore who, five miles of campus. to see an amendment. If the document is town was taken by storm. showed Roosevelt not losing ground. Now each day. We wonder if the Win­ when asked if she didn't want to How would you like to see a changed now, it will be changed to satisfy Rollins girls played remarkably poll shows that accident indifference has ter Park street cleaners will have get dressed before leaving the So- really fine putting green in front the whims and necessities of a single party well in the Stetson game. Those come to an end. the job of brushing away this said "Oh of Rollins Hall? You wouldn't and a single administrator. who have faithfully practiced all pyramid the moment it reaches ve were" and that it was this cor­ have to ride out to the club just the time deserve credit. The col­ An even greater danger lies in the influ­ Holt Avenue. espondent who asked her where for a few minutes' practice, but Morrow Castle trio convicted by jury. lege knows it, girls, and they hon­ ence of such a change. An amendment to Apropos of absolutely nothing, he got the bathing suit . . . Al could enjoying putting right in Criminal negligence charged. Action taken or you. May Rollins always have we began to hum a little tune to Stoddard gets his morning consti­ your own back yard, so to speak. "constitutionalize" the N. R. A. or the A. A. such a lively bunch of girls. only seventeen months after ship-wreck. ourselves last week entitled "I tutional each morning by swatting While Eollins is growing new A. might not do the country immediate Eight Years Ago. Amazing speed of U. S. law. feel like a Feather in the Breeze" buildings on campus, why not add harm. Hitler and Mussolini have changed local eating establishments The Dean has asked for chapel the documents of their countries. If Amer­ and not knowing the rest of the and then sweeping them out the | ider- "'- , . «»'^«" ^or cnapel little touch to dear old Sparrell? decided it would be fun back door. Mr. Stoddard has b. Id suggest beds for Students drag themselves out of icans want similar rulers in this nation, let Judge Buffington, of the "city of Brother­ all the students. Also individual to keep on changing the title in- known to sit in one place for an for ten minute intermis­ them change the Constitution at once. The ly Love" wants to go back to the whipping headphones for those wishing to So, feeling very cold at the just waiting for a little in­ sions three times a day, with listen in on the program. harm may not lie in what the present exe­ post for criminals. Asserts that is reason moment, we changed it to " I feel sect named Heywood to land with- parched mouths and prespiring The crew is going to race in the cutive may do, but Democrats as well as for lack of crime in England and Canada. Orange in the Freeze" and watting distance. foreheads. Why not lessen this annual George Washington birth­ suffering with a fountain? ^ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1936 THE ROLLINS SANDSPUR News and Views of Chase Hall is First in Basketball Tournament Sports Aspirant Braddock^s Life Seen as In Florida CHASE AND PHI DELTS By Jack MacGaffin An Horatio Alger Story The annual Orlando Tennis WINNERS OVER THETA Tournament has just come to a By Bill Carmody successful end. Local enthusiasts and would-be racquet swingers Nme years ago the writer sold soda pop in the old Newark Armory KAPPA NU'S, X CLUB I• have had the privilege of seeing m order to gain admission to see his idol, a tall gangling boy with two of the nation's ranking stars, the impressive fighting name of James J. Braddock, fight Pete^ Latzo, Independents Hold One Game J. Gilbert Hall, No. eight, and Hal the middleweight champion. Basketball Lead Over Kappa Alpha Surface, No. 12, swept from the I suffered untold agony when Standing's Quintet competition by one of the local Latzo proceeded to knock down but painfully and slowly he learned stars, Gardner Malloy. Braddock seven times in the first that there was such a weapon as Team W L Pc. MURRAY HIGH SCORER two lounds and later revelled in a left hand by the impressing pro­ Chas« Hall 2 0 1.000 To the uninitiated it would seem uncontrollable ecstasy when Jim­ that Malloy must be a tennis play­ cess of finding it in his face when Kappa Alpha 1 0 1.000 my picked himself off the floor and X Club Gives Phi Delts Trouble er of first ten calibre. What they he wound up and threw the mighty Phi Delta Theta 2 1 .667 earned on with nothing but his right in the general direction X Club 1 1 .500 In Three Periods fail to realize is that players like magnificent "fighting Irish heart," Hall have lost more than one of his opponent Theta Kappa Nu 0 2 .000 finallv breaking Latzo's jaw with Last Friday night Chase Hall match in their long career to un­ Disgusted with his fortune in Rho Lambda Nu 0 2 .000 a Liushing right bander, winning moved into first place in the in­ known men in small town tourna­ the ring and hampered by bad the fifth by a knockout. All during tramural basketball championship ments. Few of them have risen hands, he quit and made the fatal ihi'i time I had run up the stupend- by virtue of their impressive 37-16 from the ranks of the also rans to mistake of entering the business Lis sales total of one bottle (that victory over the Theta Kappa Nus. places of national importance. It world with two enterprising Heb­ to myself) and Mr. Kukel, the In the second, and most exciting . behooves Malloy and his fellow rews who without much troubL p) opiietor, said that he could succeeded in bleeding the remains HARRIS DEFEAIS game of the double-header, the 1 Floridians not to take their victor- 1- isily dispense with my abilities Phi Delt team established them­ Lies too seriously. of the ring savings from Brad thei eaf ter. selves firmly in third place by Arthur Hendrix, Lakeland star, dock. Facing poverty, he offered I It is of some importance, how- 1 saw a different Jimmy Brad­ himself as a stepping stone for downing a plucky X Club outfit. f ever, that only one of the four who recently defeated both Grant dock last Wednesday, not the and Allison in southern tourna­ the up and coming contender Led by Dick Turk and Jack Jus­ semifinalists was not a Floridian same handsome devil-may-care ments, has announced that he will Corn Griffin and by a stroke of tice the Chase Hallers found little and that he was eliminated leav­ youngster who loved to fight, but Victor Retains Tournament trouble in overcoming the Theta seek a place on the Davis Cup. luck caught his cocky Georgia op Connie Mack, veteran manager ing the final match to two local a heavier, larger man, hardened to Crown for Second Year Kappa Nus. So commanding was team. ponent with his lethal right, and of the Philadelphia athletics, has players. It seems to justify the his profession by fourteen years the Hallers' playing that never thus once more Jimmy started recently been in this section of belief of the Florida sporting of service, and now marking time once did their opponents threaten the road to fame and glory, which Florida. HALL, SURFACE, LOSERS world that there is a wealth of Rollins, but have gone elsewhere on the highest pinnacle of success culminated in his defeat of Mad­ the lead. In their two games so local talent with possibilities of because of the lack of enthusiasm in fisticuffs—The heavy weight cap Maxie Baer for the heavy­ Sunday afternoon Charles Har­ far the Chase Hall quintet has greatness if the opportunity for its here. Beside passing up the play­ championship of the World. weight championship of the world, ris of West Palm Beach defeated shown that they are one of the development is offered. Such ers we have missed a chance to ob­ Braddock's story reads like an Braddock is not a great fighter, Gardner Malloy, Miami University strongest teams in the league. tournaments as this last are af­ tain the services of Bruce Barnes, Horatio Alger novel. He waded but he had developed into a good star in the final round of the Or­ The second game proved to be fording just this opportunity. nationally known professional, as through his early days on the journeyman boxer who knows lando Men's Invitation Tennis the attraction of the evening, how­ Marcel Rainville, Canadian Dav­ a tennis coach. His name alone strength of his mighty right fist. every trick of ringcraft Tournament. Harris was the de­ ever, when the much favored Phi is Cup player, was particularly im­ would have brought players to through bitter experiences had fending champion and his victory Delts found themselves much sur­ Winter Park. A few good players GOLF TOURNEYS pressed by this aspect of the uncovered a fine left hand. gives him two legs on the Yow­ prised by a determined X Club tourney. In talking to this writ­ entering eastern tournaments from The writer is not so brash ell-Drew trophy for which the team. It was not until well into er he made no attempt to choose Rollins would do more for the col­ WOMEN to pick Braddock over Louis Whitehead, Goodwin, Dann tourney is played. the fourth quarter that the Phi between Harris, Malloy, and Hen- lege than any other athletic pub­ cisively, but I feel confident that Playing Harris, playing his usual con­ Delts gathered themselves togeth- [drix, but said that all had great licity except, perhaps, golf. IN regardless of the outcome B servative game forced the Miami- .er and put the game on ice. The f possibilities and should do much According to reliable informa­ dock will not be a trembling LEFTIES PLAY IN MIAMI ari into numerous errors and in the [final score being 41-29. toward strengthening the position tion Miami University is not miss­ SPORTS frightened rabbit that will seek cross court rallies showed super­ Don Murray proved himself to of Florida in the tennis world. ing any bets along this line. This the easiest wa yout, but will ior steadiness particularly on the be the spark plug of the Phi Delts year's tennis team will be made up This week St. Augustine and J. Gilbert Hall also felt that At an "R" Club meeting last stand up and fight in defense of Miami are playing hosts to two back hand strokes. Malloy at­ as well as the outstanding player Florida was fortunate in having of Arthur Hendrix, Gardner Mal­ week it was decided to have a his title like a real champion. tempted to win on forcing shots on the floor by scoring 21 points, loy, and several others of local of the most unique golf tourna­ three players of such promise. In canoeing team this year. A team ments held during the winter sea­ and smashes at the net, but while more than half of his team's total. his opinion Malloy had the better promise, it is also rumored that of four will be selected from the some of the shots were beautiful­ The steady playing of Bill Law and Miami is going to entice Frank Intramural Rowing son. In St. Augustine, club cham­ strokes of the three, but that Har­ canoeing class at the close of the pions from all over the country ly executed, the number of er­ Bob Howe stood out for the Club. ris might go further due to the Guernsey away from the Univer­ term. At the "R" Club meeting Progresses Rapidly rors he made oflfset any advantage Tomorrow night in the first sity of Florida where he is now a are playing for the Walter J._ steadiness and dependability of it was also decided to forgo the us­ Travis Memorial trophy and the which he might have gained. game at 8 the X Club will face tbe freshman. Intramural crew has now been his game. He seemed to feel that ual winter term bajjjquet at which title of Champion of Champions. In the first and second sets Har­ Chase Hallers, while at 9 the Kap­ Miami intends to send this ar­ under way for several weeks and Hendrix's game was irratic and fall term honors are announced. In Miami the Biltmore is conduct­ ris had the situation well in hand pa Alphas play the Theta Kappa ray of stars on a tour of eastern every house with the exception of unorthodox and that his future was Plans for the hockey contests ing a tournament for southpaws except on the return of his own Nus. Friday, the opener will find colleges with matches scheduled the Theta Kappa Nus has decided rather more in doubt than that of will more than likely be realized only. Malloy was able to make Rho Lambda Nu pitted against the with most of those which rank in upon permanent boatings. the other two. with the increased turn out. At The St. Augustine event is en­ forcing shots on the ser­ Theta Kappa Nus. And the second the intercollegiate tennis world. According to Coach Bradley the Hal Surface was more than the last meeting of the hockey tering its nineth year and has vice return and go to the net to the game of the year, will be be­ When this is over they will go to races will be run off on or about ready with his praise of all three. squad there were enough candi­ secured for itself a permanent put them away. Harris took the tween the Kappa Alphas and the the southwest and take on the the 24th of February. At present When asked to compare them he dates out to make two full teams. place in the front ranks of Florida sets 7-5 and 6-4. Phi Delts. University of Texas which has it is planned to have a single picked Harris and Hendrix as Tennis is going slowly, the win­ golfing tilts. In the third set Malloy turned Friday night's line-ups: produced many of our important round robbin each race being over about on a par with Malloy a lit­ ter tournament not having started The field is led by Charles on the pressure and swept into an Chase Theta Kappa Nu players such as Bruce Barnes and a half mile course on Lake Mait­ tle short of them. Surface was as yet. Classes are meeting at the Whitehead, of South River, N. J., early lead. His powerful service Litten P Lauterbach Hal Surface. It is interesting to land. also impressed by the fact that regular times for archery, golf, present title holder. Prominent stood him in good stead and a mo­ Brownell F Caten note that Rollins is also on the From the standpoint of weight, they were all Floridians, and added canoeing, tennis, hockey, and dan­ contenders for the crown include mentary slump on Harris's part Turk C Barrington schedule. Chase hall and the Kappa Alph; that with Martin Buxbee, who in cing. two former title holders, Tommy enabled the Miamian to win 6-4. Weiss G P. Alter have the outstanding crews, b' his opinion was better than any The Women's physical educa­ Goodwin, of New York, winner in After a brief rest they return­ Daugherty G Gillespie Daytona Beach is making a lighter boats are often more su of the others, Florida should go a tion department under Miss Mar­ 1934 and Carl Dann, former Rol­ ed for what proved to be the final Justice Barr strong bid to regain the prestige cessful over the shorter distance long way in the tennis world. jorie Weber and Miss Mila Gib­ lins player and title holder in 1929 set. In the first game two ques­ C. Brady and notoriety which it lost when and this should be no disadvant­ The praises of three such men bons will present a dance recital in and 1933. Dann is also Florida tionable decisions by the linesmen Sir Malcolm Campbell decided to age to the other outfits. should encourage the players and the Annie Russell Theatre on State Amateur Champion upset Malloy and Harris had no Phi Delts X Club transfer his activities from th( One of the two boats which will those that back the tournament Thursday, February 13. Final Entrants in the classic represent difficulty in running out the set Murray F Law beach to the salt beds of Utah plans for the event have not been be used in the races has been sent 6-0. which draws such national stars to Under auspices of the Americar the majority of eastern and sou­ Kirby P Howe completed. Next week's sandspur to Pine Castle for reconditioning Harris gained the final round by the state. In years to come Cali­ Automobile Association a road thern states and include such ex­ Levy C Brown will contain full information on and by the 24th both should be defeating Arthur Hendrix, Lake­ fornia may have a serious rival race over a 250-mile route will be perienced players as T. "Val" Ber- Cetrulo G Miller the recital. the best possible condition land star in the semifinals, 6-2, 6-2, for the honor of being the home run off for stock cars on March mingham, 20 time champion of ingraham G Winant 4-6, 64, while Malloy overcame Hal of American tennis stars. So far the prize money amounts the Wykagyl Country Club in Curvin Kishel Surface of Kansas City, Mo., 7-5, It seems to this writer that it to $5,000. New Rochelle, New York. Ber- joodwin Prentice is about time that Rollins climbed mingham has won his club cham­ 2-6, 8-6, 6-4. Malloy had also de­ on the band wagon and took its ew Jersey is one of the few LITTLE DUTCH MILL pionship more times than anyone feated the eighth nationally rank­ German colleges and share of the honors. In the past states in the Union which hi else in the world. ed player, J. Gilbert Hall of East ties have lost between 30 and 40 several promising young tennis ther a medical nor a dental In the latter event the leading Oi-ange, N. J., in a hard fought per cent of their scientific instruc- match. players have shown an interest in school. satalite is Paul Waner, fielder and one of the heavy sluggers for the Pittsburgh Pirates. Waner is an excellent golfer and since orth- ordox club swingers are not ad­ SAY IT mitted he ranks as one of the WITH FLOWERS BABY GRAND We Solicit Your Patronage leading contenders. This event has THEATRE BEST SANDWICHES IN FLORIDA also found much popularity in the THURSDAY and FRIDAY No. Orange past and promises to be a promin­ Caruthers Violet HAIL ent fixture in future PATRONIZE Dell Florist OUR ADVERTISERS umored that a certain very popular sorority girl SAN JUAN HOTEL BLDG., ORLANDO be crowned as the Free Delivery Service to Rollins Phone 4434 QUEEN OF THE MARDI GRAS INSURE IN SURE ORLANDO, MARCH 14th TO 21st, 1936 INSURANCE Winter Park Insurance Agency COLONIAL ORANGE COURT Orange Laundry & Acme-Colonial GRILL ROOM Cleaners We solicit your business L home town concern. Sorority and Fraternity Parties Winter Park, Phone 413 Orlando, Phone 7690-7313 FOR MORE FOOD VALUE FOR THE BEST IN FOOD STUFFS _ _ Thames' « j MARKETESSEN Use wuinBor BELL BREAD Special Attention Given to Rollins Students T. G. LEE, DAIRY Three Private Dining Rooms if^" SERVING THE # COMING SUNDAY Grade A Raw Milk and Cream—Quality Products NORTH ORANGE AVENUE ORLANDO JEAN HARLOW Our Cows Are Milked in a Parlor COLLEGE COMMONS s« in "RIFFRAFF" PHONE 5131 FOR RESERVATIONS with Spencer Tracy WE SERVE ROLLINS Phone 7300, Orlando THE ROLLINS SANDSPUR WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1936 Dr. Burton Picks VERSIFIED VIEWPOINTS Initiations Held On Past Outstanding Books 10 GUI OMEGA GIVES For Year of 1935 By Richard H. Lee Week-End by Three Groups Of a tho , stn (Continued from page 1, col. 3) FEATURE nus INFORMAL OANGEI But one stands out alone, complete During the past week several of Betty Madan spent Saturday and Revelation of the soul it would conceal, (Continued from page 1, col. 7) Sunday with friends in Tampa. A glass mirroring failure, a spinning wheel the fraternity and sorority Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Barbour 8. "The Stars Look Down"—A. Anny and Mia Rutz left the Of one man's fortune resting gether on a single evening's pro­ groups held their initiation ser- Hosts to Sorority, Friends J. Cronin campus from Thursday until Sun­ As it did when life stopped jesting. gram. 9. "Lucy Gayheart" — W ill a day of last week. They spent this Another main feature will be Phi Delta Theta initiated eight Cather time on a lecture tour and while Here is despair past the stage of fear. the reproduction of a scene from men last Saturday. Those initiat­ RUSHEES INVITED 10. "Solomon, My Son"—John gone visited in Clearwater and Only yesterdays are mirrored here. an Ethopian battlefield, with por­ ed were: Alan Taulbee, Joseph Erskine Jacksonville. To this one man tomorrow is only known trayals of Haille Selassie and Wilson, Carole Goodwin, Don Ce­ Chi Omega fraternity gave an Mila Gibbons spent last week­ 11. "Oxen of the Sun"—Irving As a yesterday to be, wherein is sown others. trulo, Henry Stryker, John Lons­ informal dance last Saturday night dale, Edward Loy, Jack Clarke end at the Indian River School at Bacheller The dwindling seed of still another day In the afternoon Devonshire at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. New Smyrna. While there she 12. "Feliciana"—Stark Young To blossom under one short sun, then die away. Tea will be served in the tea gar­ Kappa Alpha Theta announce Barbour on Interlachen Avenue. den which has been constructed the initation last Monday evening visited her brother who is head­ Three rooms of the lovely Span­ 13. "Edna, his wife"—Margaret master at the school. God! Death would be a holy blessing for the fair. During the tea hour of the following girls: Ann ish villa were cleared for dancing, Ayer Barnes Jim Tullis, former Rollins stud­ To a man who's done with guessing Rollins "co-eds" will present a Whyte, Mary Acher, Arlene Bren­ and refreshments of punch and 14. "The Man Who Knew ent, drove down for the week-end At tomorrows, done with betting on the turn fashion show A special event has nan, Marion Robinson, Betsy Skin­ cookies were served in the long Everything"—Louis Bromfield from Duke, for a short visit to Of tomorrow's wheel, who did not learn been planned featuring Mrs. John ner, Fay Bigelow, Harritt Begole dining-room. Two radios, one with 15. "Silas Crockett"—Mary El­ the campus. That though games of the past may set the odds. Rae's folk dancing class. and Priscilla Smith. After the victrola attachment, furnished the len Chase Frances Southgate and Bud Ed­ Tomorrow's winners are known but to the Gods. Miss Julie Brown, famous sil- initation ceremony the new ac­ houettist of New York City, who tives were entertained at a ban­ wards spent the week-end in Day­ Rushees invited were Alice By­ is spending the winter season in quet at the "Whistling Kettle." tona as the guests of "Chubby" ron with Dante Cetrulo, Carol Keene & Keene Musical Program Winter Park, has offered her ser­ Monday night also marked the Smith, former Rollins student. Gardner with Norris Clark, Carol Optometrists and Manufactur­ Robert Currie Will vices to draw silhouettes of the initiation of the Phi Mu pledges. Mr and Mrs. Ray Manwaring George with Henry Stryker, Har­ ing Opticians Be Tenor Soloist at Is Presented Last Fair's visitors. Those initiated were Ann Earle, spent the week-end in Winter riet Young with Jim Bowen, Bar­ "See Keene for Keen Sight" Dancing will be held on a plat­ Lilah Nelson, Barbara Bennett, Park. Mr. Manwaring left Sun­ bara Keep with George Waddell, 102 N. Orange Ave., Orlando Next Or^an Vespers Saturday Evening form constructed for the Country Leigh Davis, Betty Ann Wyner day for Philadelphia but Mrs. Florence Norton with Milton Beek­ Phone 4967 Fair during the afternoon and and Chariene Jamin. Following Manwaring plans to remain in man, Jean McNitt with Richard Herman F. Siewert will pres­ On Saturday evening, January evening. Several speed boats will the initation a banquet was held the city for a month, « Baldwin, Elinor Corbett with John ent a program of Organ Vespers 25, the Rollins Conservatory of be at hand to take guests for at Paula's restaurant honoring the Carol George spent last Satur­ Bookman. Music presented a student recital on Friday, January 31. He will rides on Lake Virginia. day night at the Pi Phi house and Girls invited from other frater­ in the Winter Park Woman's Club. be assisted by Robert Currie, Those in charge of the arrange­ Priscilla Eveleth spent the Sunday she and Connie Righter nities on and off the Rollins cam- Tenor, and Hazel Coffin Lanfeat, The program opened with "Sla­ ments of the Country Fair include week-end with her family in Win­ went to Daytona Beach for the pus were Jean Wilcox with George COLONIAL Accompanist. vonic Dance in E Minor" by the following: Mrs. Maurice Ro­ ter Haven. day. Gabriel, Laura Lou Lincoln with DRUG STORE 1 Toccata in G minor....Mathews Dvorak-Kreisler played by Clau­ tival, chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith visited her family Bud Howland, Emily Showalter 2. a. The Little Shepherd.-De- delle McCrary, violinist. Soda—Sandwiches A. Buel Trowbridge, Mr. and Mrs. at Daytona Beach and Marion d'Estournelles will with Bus Greaves, Marita Stueve bussy. Three well-chosen songs sung by John Rae, Mr. and Mrs. Rhea Robinson went to Jacksonville Present Second in with Bill Wicker, Isabelle Rodgers Cosmetics b. Arabeaque Debussy Law Mallard were followed by a Marsh Smith, Mr and Mrs. Ernest over Saturday and Sunday. with King MacRury, Grace Terry 3. Serenade Pierne "Legende" by Wieniawsky played Kilroe, and Mr. George Holt. Several students spent the Series of Lectures with Jack Makeson, Marjorie 4. a. Air de I'Enfant Raval by Ruth Elizabeth Melcher, violin­ Proceeds of the Country Fair week-end down the west coast at Beisel with Max Harrington, Fran­ b. In The Silence of the ist. One of the selections of the will go to the Rollins College Lib­ Sarasota. Polly Raoul, Ruth Hill, This afternoon at four o'clock ces Hyer with Charles Allen, Bar­ Night Rachmanioff evening was played by Hildegarde rary. Marilyn Tubbs and Ann Roper at the home of Mrs. R. B. Barbour, bara Hill with Richard Brown, Rees, Ravel's "Pavane." c. O'er the Tarn....Griffes The grounds will be open from drove down Saturday in Ann's car 656 North Interlachen Avenue, Marjorie White with James Tullis, Robert Currie, Tenor. There followed two groups, one noon until midnight next Friday. and stayed with Polly's family. Baron Paul d'Estournelles de Con­ Marion Galbraith with Davitt Fel- BUICK Hazel Coffin Lenfest, Accompanist by Katherine Winchester, soprano, "Mink" Whitelaw , Ruth Blunden, stant wlil give the second in a ser­ 5. Carrilon de Westminister and one by Dante Bergonzi, vio­ Pi Phi's Will Hold Don Bond and Lee Bartlett left ies of six lectures on "The Present linist. Chopin's "Ballad in A Flat Friday. Ruth stayed at the White- Problems of French Youth." PONTIAC minor" was played by Opal Pet­ Benefit Bridge For law's home in Sarasota and Don Today's subject "When Extremes the Congregational Church at ers, and the program was brought Settlement School went on down to the Bartlett's Meet" is to be a discussion of the 10:45 a. m. Intramural Tennis to a close with the brilliant "Se­ home in Venice. antithetical views of extreme lib­ Mr. Martin's subject is a timely USED CARS villa" by Albeniz-Heifetz played one. Many believe that the Enters Final Round Gamma Phi Beta entertained at eralism and conservation in intel­ Convenient Terms Arranged by William Vosburgh, violinist. The Pi Beta Phi sorority will en­ Philippines from a definite part ? its usual weekly tea Friday, Janu­ lectual and political thought in tertain Saturday afternoon with a France, which Baron d'Estournel­ of Japan's imperialistic program ( Play has advanced into the semi­ ary 17, at the chapter house. bridge party at the chapter house les states, in effect, paradoxically and are likely to be a hot spot the ^ COMPLETE final round in the lower half of Betty Madan and Jean Astrup '"eated in straight sets. The semi­ on Osceola Avenue. The party is aim at the same ideal. next two or three years. SERVICE DEPARTMENT the Men's intramural tennis tour­ being given for the benefit of the acted as hostesses for the after­ final match yet to be played is Mr. Martin's lectures have thus nament while in the upper half Pi Beta Phi settlement school in noon Among the guests were: between the Kappa Alpha team of far been well attended and have Winant and Howe of the X Club Gatlinburg, Tennessee Mrs. Levangle, Mrs. Halen, Mrs. Hauser and Baker and another X Martin Will Speak received praise by critics as terse, WE SOLICIT YOUR have moved into the final bracket Ford, H. Brown, Jeanne Gillett, Club combination. Wicker and Play will begin at three o'clock accurate comment on current ' BUSINESS and are waiting for the other semi­ Peggy Jennison, Francis Robinson, on "The Philippines" MacGaffin. This match will be and tea will be served at five. events and world afl'airs. ": final match to be played. played off some time this week Everyone is invited and a large Jean McNitt, Jean Crowley, Will John Martin, recognized as an Orange Buick Winant and Howe entered the and it is probable that the tourna- group of Orlando and Winter Park Rogers and Ge«rge Gabriel. authority on international rela­ Harvard has a collection of 300 finals at expense of Collinson and ent will be over by the end of the esidents, in addition to Rollins Barbara Connor spent the week­ tions, will speak on "The Philip­ books on the famous "South Sea Pontiac Co. Haig, Phi Delts, whom they de- djowing week. tudents, are expected to attend. end at her home in New Smyrna. pines," Thursday, January 30, in Bubble" Swindle. 330 N. Orange Fred M. Floyd 345 E. Park Ave.

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