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Sandspur, Vol. 37 No. 16, February 1, 1933

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STARS Citation Rollins College, "Sandspur, Vol. 37 No. 16, February 1, 1933" (1933). The Rollins Sandspur. 361. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/361 THE WORLD Established Recital n VIEWED In 1894 Saturday AT ROLLINS Eollins anti0pur By EGJ WINTER PARK, FLORIDA, FEBRUARY 1, 1933 Embarrassment and a good deal (jf it is the lot of Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson, to whom fell the Dr. Howe of Hampton President Holt To lot of taking care of orders for the ?H letter paper of the inaugural com­ G Institute Will Speak Speak to Educators 8ESIE mittee, which has charge of the jtfarch 4 activities of the govern- In Chapel on Sunday In Tulsa, Oklahoma nient in Washington. Impressed by the 1932 spirit of IS PLANNED BY President Arthur Howe, of Dr. Hamilton Holt, president of economy. Admiral Grayson decided Hampton Institute will be the Rollins College, has acecpted an in­ to use the same die which had been speaker Sunday morning at chapel. vitation to give the opening ad- used in 1929 at the inauguration of His topic is "Education and Re­ ^^"^ s at the meeting of the Okla­ ligion." RECITE FEB, 4 president Hoover,^unaware that the COLLEGE FEB, homa Education Association in names of the incumbent official Dr. Howe has had a varied ex­ Tulsa next Thursday, February 2, and the Republican Vice President perience in religious, educational it is announced. Indian Princesses, Sponsored Conference On Vocation Spon­ and interracial work, having re­ form a shadowy background for the Dr. Holt's address will be a com­ By Miss Annie Russell, Will sored by Rollins For Hun­ ceived his B.A. degree from Yale letterhead. plimentary contribution to the O. gerford School and his diploma in theology from Appear Saturday It wasn't long after the first E. A. program made by the busi­ the Union Theological Seminary. In batch of letters was out that the ness men of Tulsa. He will discuss Entertainment extraordinary is A conference on vocational edu­ 1912 he was head football coach at offices of the august committee "An Adventure in Common-Sense promised for next Saturday night, cation for Negroes, in the interest Yale. He has also acted as chap­ were deluged with inquiries as to Education," with reference to ef­ February 4, in the Annie Russell of the Hungerford Vocational High lain at several boys' schools in New just what was up, and what was forts made at Rollins College to Theatre at Rollins College where England, and was for three years this to be, anyway, a Republican School at Eatonville, Fla., will be "humanize" education by establish­ Miss Russell will present Princess assistant professor of citizenship Field Day? Needless to say, econ­ held under the auspices of Rollins ing the Conference Plan as distin- Te Ata and her cousin. Princess at Dartmouth. omy was scraped and a new die and College on February 6 and 7. Pres­ quished from the conventional lec­ Ataloa, in a recital of American In­ He has been president of Hamp­ letterheads ordered. ident Hamilton Holt of Rollins will ture-recitation system, and install­ dian folklore. This presentation is ton Institute since 1931, and is a preside. ing the upper and lower division announced as the next in the pro­ member of the executive commit­ A three-point plan for a definite system in place of the freshman, fessional artists series to which Discussions during the two-days' tee for Interracial Work in the program of economy in the govern­ sophomore, junior and senior years, Miss Russell is giving her personal session will be led by presidents State of Virginia. ment which takes office in just and secretaries of several Educa­ attention. thirty-two days has been announc­ tional Funds, Boards, and Associa­ The two Indian princesses, who ed by President-elect Roosevelt. tions, and the educational agents are members of the Chickasaw- The triune project may be summar­ for the Negro rural schools of the Choctaw Tribe, are widely known ised as follows: Southern States. MARTIN VIEWS for their art. Te Ata, whose name Reduction of the number of The program for Monday, Febru­ means "The Dawn," was bom near government employees. ary 6, will take place at Hunger­ the old Chickasaw Capital at Tis­ Consolidation o f govern­ ford School, and will include a GIVEN FOR WEEK homingo, Okla,, and her father be­ mental agencies. luncheon at the school, an inspec­ longed to the last Council of Chiefs Abandonment of certain gov­ of the Chickasaw Nation. tion of the grounds, buildings, and Florence Keezel, Mezzo-sopra­ ernmental functions. equipment, addresses by several of Cites League's Lytton Report Her early training was in tribal Mr. Roosevelt hopes to be able the delegates, and a general discus­ In Thursday Seminar no, Aided On Monday schools and at the age of eight she to put this program through imme­ sion of vocational opportunities in PRINCESS TE ATA sent away to an Indian board­ diately upon taking office, and it Florida. Vespers program for February 1 ing school. Later she received her As a part of the course offered degree from the Oklahoma College is almost certain now that a spe­ A public meeting will be held in will include: cial session of Congress will be in International Relations, the pub­ for Women and following that, she Knowles Memorial Chapel at 8:15 Chorale Prleude, "O World, called for the express purpose of lic with the students are invited to it a year in the Department of Monday night, February 6, with attend its special lectures. The iw must leave thee"—Brahms. considering this and other import­ Dean Charles A. Campbell of Drama of the Carnegie Institute of first of a series of four such lec­ Dedication, from the orches­ ant questions confronting the new Knowles Memorial Chapel in Technology. administration. tures was given in the Annie Rus­ tral suite, "Thru the Looking Te Ata has appeared on the le- charge. The speakers at this meet­ sell Theatre Thursday morning, the LECTURE GIVEN POP CONCERT IS Service bureaus, similar to the Glass"—Deems Taylor. timate stage of New York City ing will include Dr. Thomas Jesse 26th, by Mr, John Martin, on the present Bureau of Standards, Echo—Pietro Yon. and before audiences all over the Jones, of Columbia University, edu­ subject of the "Sino-Jap Conflict." also advocated as possible sources Benediction Nuptiale—Fry- United States. Miss Russell saw cational director of the Phelps- This topic of timely importance of additional revenue to the gov­ Stokes Fund, and regarded as one BY SET FOR FEB. 2 smger. perform two years ago in Phil­ brought to date events leading to ernment; information supplied to adelphia and said she was enthrall­ of the world's outstanding authori­ it is now a crisis in the state The Bells of St. Mary's— business concerns by these bureaus ed by Te Ata's art. In a recent ties on education of primitive peo­ of affairs existing betwen China Manchurian Question Is Sub­ Miss Mary Leonard In Charge Adams (requested). rould be charged for at rates pro tour of Europe her appearances in­ ple; Dr. Arthur Howe, president of nd Japan. As a recent summary ject of Talk Of Arrangements First Sonata, Introduction portional to the services rendered Hampton Institute in Virginia; and cluded a command performance be­ f what the actions are to date, the and Allegro—Alex. Guilmant. s hoped in this way to make Principal L. E. Hall of Hungerford fore the Princess Marie Loniae, Lytton report was referred to fre­ "The Manchurian Question" was The annual pop concert will be some existing governmental agen- School. ;in to His Majesty, the King of quently by Mr. Martin, He believed the subject of last night's lecture held in Recreation Hall from nine The program for February 3 will cies partially self-sustaining. England, and in the new Memorial The program Tuesday will be that this report was authentic and in the Annie Russell theater. until twelve o'clock, on Thursday, consist of: The plan novr in effect undei Shakespeare Theatre. Peggy Wood, confined to a special conference in could be taken at face-value for the The lecturer, Dr. Chic Meng, as­ February 2. Admission per per- Festival March, The Queen President Hoover whereby some who is now one of the leading ac­ the morning for visitors, members truth concerning the facts of the sociate directure of the China In­ on will be thirty-five cents and for of Sheba—Gounod. Federal employees are required to tresses of the West End, introduced of the faculty committee, and Manchurian situation. The speak­ stitute in America, an organization ouples, sixty cents. General ad- Cantilene Nuptiale—Dubois. take furloughs without pay will (Continued on Page 2) friends, on invitation. er traced the history of China dur­ whose purpose is the promotion of nission will be fifty cents. La Cinquantaine (The Golden all probability Be extended furth' Dr. Charles W. Dabney, of Win­ ing the last twenty years showing cultural and educational relations Miss Mary Leonard is in charge Wedding) — Gabriel-Marie. (Re­ with a large reduction in the i ter Park, former president of the shifting powers and influences in between China and the United of the "Gay Ninety Affair," and quested.) tual number of employees as the University of Tennessee, who has China, differing types of govern­ States. the arrangement, according to all Dreams—Stoughton. ultimate objective. been actively interested in voca­ ment under varying heads, and he The son and grandson of govern­ reports, is to be quite tricky. The Will o' the Wisp—G. B. ROLIINS DERATES tional education for Negroes, is as­ accounted by specific instances for mental officials, as such a resident hall will be a safe setting, the Nevin. Meanwhile, the retiring lame- sisting a Rollins faculty committee, the salient factors that contributed not only of China but for some guests will sit at tables typical of 6. Scotch Fantasia—Macfarlane, duck Congress is valiantly endeav­ headed by Professor Ralph Reed in a major capacity to the present years of Manchuria, a graduate of cafe style and will be served by oring to salute the next chief exe­ Lounsbury, in arranging details of T situation. That situation is tense. Chinese educational institutions, waitresses dressed in costumes of Florence Keezel, mezzo-soprano, cutive by providing for his comfort the conference. Dr. Dabney, who is Conflict and hate continue to Dr. Meng in 1919 helped organize the Gay Nineties. There will be a aided Herman Siewert in Monday's after he moves into the White a native of Virginia, and a gradu­ arouse the two and a half million the student movement which was special feature of "Lancer" danc­ program. War Debt Problem Will Be House. It is customary for an ap­ ate of Hampden-Sidney College and 'more or less armed" in China one of the factors in compelling ing in which college students will 1. Marche—Serge Prokofieff. propriation of $50,000 to be pro­ (Contirvued on Page 3) Subject Discussed today. The change of commands China to refrain from signing the participate. Of special interest at this time vided the incoming president for loyalties in this part of the Treaty of Versailles. This act pre­ The orchestra will play walzes are any compositions of this Rus­ Rollins College will sponsor ita j use in defraying costs of whatever Chinese population, especially, is a vented Japan from securing rights synonomous with the times it rep­ sian composer because of his pres­ fifth event in the Tuesday evening changes he may wish made in the reason for the present chaos. There and territory in Shantung. resents. This will be followed by ence in this country at this time, lecture and concert course, Febru­ '' domicile. is no central government. The Intimately connected later with popular dancing. It will be worth and his appearance with the Phil­ ary 7 at 7:15 in Recreation hall, in It was suggested to the House of PHILOSOPHY CLUB "maddened millions" (four hun­ the Nationalist Party of China, a attending. harmonic orchestra of New York. the form of a debate between the Representatives that, since Mr. dred) are lowered by famine, bar­ first-hand observer of student and 2. Arpai Nottuma—Yon. (Solo local institiition and the University Roosevelt's only form of exercise barous soldiering. Mr. Martin social conditions in China and in for the organ harp). of Pittsburg. The question to be 13 swimming, it might be thought­ HOLDS MEETING cited in some detail as an example European countries. Dr. Meng has Dr. Gordon Speaks 3. Serenata—Tarenghi. discussed ia "Resolved: That the In­ ful to build a tank somewhere for the outrageous atrocities involved also been frequently heard in the 4. Choral Prelude on the hyrnm ter-Governmental War Debts and him to splash in; this was project­ in the revolt in 1929 of a certain United States through addresses tune, "Rockingham"—T. T, Noble. Reparations should be cancelled." ed over and above the usual amount Newly Organized Group Meets governor against the National Gov­ On Armament Last before The Foreign Policy Associ­ 5. Voice. The University of Pittsburg will of $50,000, which was, of course, At Perrydell ernment. ation, and the Williamstown Insti­ Week at Bleachers a. Homing—Del Riego. defend the affirmative side. Its appropriated immediately and The newly- organized Philosophy (Continued on Page 2) tute of Politics. b. Trees—Rasbach. speakers will be Mr. John P. Brack­ without question. One thousand dollars a minute! Club had its first meeting at Per­ c. The Star—Rogers. en, Jr., and Mr. Leonard Boreman. It was made clear that the pool That is the amount the United rydell last Wednesday evening. 6. Concert Scherzo ia F—P. J. Mr. Bracken is a junior in the col­ would be a very plan tank in the States government is spending on President and Mrs. Holt, and Dean Mansfield. lege of liberal arts, manager o' the basement of the executive mansion, Explorers Club Organizes armament at present, according to and Mrs. Anderson were guests of university men's debating associa­ and no "an elaborate pool to be en­ Dr. Linley V. Gordon, speaker last the club; Mrs. R. E. Dick, Dr. Gor­ tion, chairman of the Pitt political vied by the curious." It is to he Wednesday morning at the assem­ don, the speaker from Australia, Trip To Saber Tooth Cave Spanish Club Meeting convention and of the inter-col­ constructed at once and will be bly on the bleachers. legiate conference on world prob­ id Dean Enyart, were welcomed ready for him by March if all plans Dr. Gordon gave many figures lems, on the committee on Chris­ 1 the occasion with the other 35 By DAVE BOTHE We bowled merrily along as far Jan. 25 Changed For are approved by the House. and statistics showing the expendi­ tian world education and the Pitt members of the club. As the round red sun first threw as Inverness, but upon arriving ture and waste of United States political symposium, and was a The dining-room was set with a its beams across the placid waters here we found that the professors, Trip in South Florida Mexico has long had strenuous money on armaments. He reviewed Democratic candidate for recorder ipeakers' table for ten at one end of Lake Virginia, a dozen happy who had been coming along in a objections to the importation of the armament problem which has of deeds of Allegheny in 1931. " of the room, and numerous small would-be explorers set out from "Chewy" coupe, had in some way foreign currency by her banks or been the source of much thought tables informally about the room. Rollins College, and headed west­ been lost in the shuffle, so we spent Circulo Espanol will spend the Mr. Boreman, the second speak­ 'cii private citizens, and any banknotes and discussion for several years. George Barber presided over the ward through the morning mists. a gay half hour in Inverness, wait­ vreek-end in Tampa. About twenty er, is a senior in the college of lib­ jsA and coins other than gold mailed Students were urged to write let­ dinnei-, with an erstwhile twinkle The members of this expedition, ing for them to catch up. The time members are going. eral arts, president of the men's mto the country have been subject ters to their congressmen thus call in his eye. During dinner Presi­ which was organized and managed was spent profitably, however, They will attend Spanish the­ debating association, a member of unconditionally to return to the ing attention to the public feeling dent Holt greeted the group, en­ by the "Explorers Club*' were as watching Jack Fischer give a one- atres, Cuban movies, go through a the Pitt political convention on the point of dispatch. follows: Jack Connery, president of man baseball exhibition, and list­ on the matter of the present waste cigar factory, attend the South executive committee, and the pre­ couraging its continuation after the and the great need of money g d The little republic now is placing first flurry of organization. the "E.xplorevs Club;" Helen Gollo- ening to some jokes by Mr. Coff- Florida Fair which has an unusual­ siding officer of the symposium. 1 a new and sharper set of teeth in way, secretary of the Museum; Bill man about our Palistinian brethren. other fields. ly fine Cuban exhibit, visit the The negative side of the question After dinner Professor Tory poU^ that particular statute, and hence- Crider, Carrington Lloyd, Jack Sarasota Art Museum which has a will be championed by Mr. Bernard spoke of "Philosophy in Life." He Finally the professors, who had Jj^ ^^^^ ^'^ foreign money discovered Fischer, Eileen Christianson, Doug­ fine collection of Spanish paint­ Bralove, of Washington, D. C, a discussed the necessity of expres­ taken a little run through Eustis, '" -n incoming mail will be seized and las Riggs, Helen Welch, and my­ ings, and eat all meals in Cuban junior in Rollins, and by Mr. Mau­ sion toward life harmony through arrived and we were off for Homo- \ Rollins Literary Girls ,g, confiscated. Postal employees are self, students of the college. Dr. quarters. rice C. Dreicer, of New York City, art, through the contact of per­ sassa Springs. This is the nearest ' ^ ''istructed to report all suspicious Grover, professor of books; Mr. Chaperones will be Mrs. Antonia also a junior in Rollins. It will be sonalities, and through internation­ town to the cave and quarry. i HaveBusiness Meeting e^' correspondence which might sug- Spurr, professor of geology, and Lamb, Mrs. H. Seymour Lang, Jr., remembered that both the above al relations. Questions were asked, We arrived safe and sound, with j J^i. gest the inclusion of currency oth- Mr. R. G. Goffman, of Orlando. and Mr. William Roney, The Span­ were the Rollins representatives in and colorful ideas were tossed back the exception of a broken fanbelt | ^^e Rollins Literary Society ^ fr than Mexican within the envel- ish Club will not have its regular the debate with Oxford which was and forth. Our destination, 95 miles to the on Fischer's Ford. After putting! held a short business meeting jl #»«pes, and cases thus discovered will the car where it could be repaired, j Tuesday evening in Sparrell Hall, meeting this Wednesday. won by the Florida college. ' It is conceded generally that the west, was "the Saber Tooth Cave," OJ "^ acted upon by forcing the ad- we went over to see the springs, j New members who were admit- The only persons entitled to - o Mr, Frank A. Petrie, principal of first meeting of the club brought so called because the bones of a 25,- ep ^ssees to open their dispatches Here live myriads of fish of all j ted at this meting are: Mary Lou on this trip will be members of the the Orlando Vocational School will closer that vague analysis of 000 year old Saber Tooth Tiger ^ the presence of authorities; any sizes and shapes, ranging from the j Jones, Sarah Harbottle,, Betty club. Everyone must be sure that be the expert judge. There will be thought. Philosophy, and the ever- were found there, and Clarks Quar­ Eolation of the law then observed great Sargent fish, to the baby Moody, Teddy Earle, Helen Euth the membership dues of fifty cents no admission fee, but a generous real present Existence, leading to ry, an abandoned stone quarry y»[*ill be punished by confiscation of Gaines, Virginia Lee Gettys and are paid to either Kathleen Shep­ collection is asked to defray ex­ a consciousness of living philosophy where we hoped to find fossil re- r. It was here, while attempting U ''le "contraband" currency. Barbara Lang. herd or Jean Fullington, penses. sought by everyone. (Continued on page 3) » (Continued on page 2) THE ROLLINS SANDSPUR TWO Martin Spoke On Students Change THE WORLD "Sino-Jap Conflict" WORLD FLASHES Seating in Chapel Fountain Pens VIEWED Thursday Morning . FROM THE UNITED PRESS- Tokio, Feb. 1 (UP)—Japan's (Continued from page 1) Berlin, Feb. 1 (UP)—President The student committee in AT ROLLINS von Hindenburg today signed an withdrawal from the League of Na­ charge of ushering in Knowles Evidently, the Communists have order dissolving the Reichstag and tions appeared inevitable t^aay af­ Memorial Chapel has issued a now obtained recognized control ir authorizing the Hitler cabinet to ter a conference between Foreign request for co-operation in the BRING TRADE rule the country whenever it is Minister Yasuya Uchida and Prince (Continued from Page 1) China, as have certain Soviets, par­ matter of seating during Sunday THEM INS deemed necessary. Saionji, advisor to the Emperor and ticular in Southern China. But, ir services. -Late comers, it is an­ IN spite of endless factors contribut­ the last of Japan's elder statesmen, nounced, will be ushered to their Foreign citizens entering the ing in important degree to the dire Detroit, Feb. 1 (UP)—Communist while the Minister of War Araki seats during the organ inter­ country will be allowed to bring situation, Mr. Martin advocated the leaders fomented the Briggs strike said Japan's withdrawal would ludes to avoid interrupting the with them small amount of bills suppression of Japan as the first that stopped their factories and constitute a victory for justice. program. and coins, but these must be ex­step to peace and order to China's forced closing of all Ford plants We Will Allow You a Liberal changed on crossing the border. four hundred millions of people, the country, Sheriff Wilcox of Recreational Folk School Foreign currency now in Mexico is shown that China resented Wayne county charged today. London, Feb. 1 (UP)—Writers legal tender only for exchange into Japan's presence in her country; of the Daily Express and the Daily Trade In Mexican currency at banks. Grant, Mich. (UP) — Ashland yet Japan's presence there was stim­ Lima, Peru, Feb. 1 (UP)—Peru Mail understood today that the College this year is conducting a ulated by internal dissatisfaction offered today to turn over the Roosevelt Administration would recreation folk school for training On the strength of her applica­ at home, brought about party by Amazonian port of Leticia to Era- grant Great Britain a moratorium young people to develop singing, tion for a pardon or commutation of economic losses at home by a 1 until Peru and Columbia settle on next debt payment, due June 15, COLONIAL PHARMACY games and folk dances. Students sentence, the Arizona Board of change to gold standard in 1930 and their dispute over the town which while the Daily Express also un­ registered in the school are 18 Free Drfivery Pardons and Paroles has granted readoption soon afterwards, and by threatens war between the two na­ derstood a moratorium would prob­ years of age or older. Mrs. Winnie Ruth Judd a 58-day great investment losses abroad. tions. The offer was made in ably be extended to cover next De­ reprieve from the death sentence Lack of confidence in former notes to Brazil, the United States cember 15 payment if a settlement which was to have ended her life government was provoked. The and the League of Nations. is not reached by then. on February 17. Fascist spirit arose in Japan and Hearings will be held by theabsolutis m was favored in place of Board in the prison at Florence, parliamentarism. A renaissance of Annie Russell Will RAINING DOLLARS! where Mrs. Judd is confined, and loyalty preceeded the dominance of Present Princess Te in Phoenix, where witnesses whom the military spirit. The Japanese she has called to her defense will army now dictates foreign relations Ata and Cousin Feb. 4 be heard. .nd the cry of a "return to Asia" The case, known as the "trunk timulates opposition to China's de- (Continued from Page 1) murders," culminated in one of the ire for a foreigner (especially Te Ata to the theatrical circle of most sensational trials the country Japanese)—free country. In Sep­ London. Program Will Be Given In has seen, and the defendant was tember, 1931, Japan actually start­ Ataloa, a contralto, was born and subsequently convicted of first-de­ ed the adventure in Asia. The Lyt­ Annie Russell Theatre ared in Old Indian Territory, Ok- gree murder principally upon the ton report gives Japan no grounds homa. Her early education was strength of her own confession of for self defense pleas. Mr. Mar­ William Harms, young Ameri­ received in private and public guilt. She had hoped by making tin presented an interesting and can pianist, will give a recital ir FOR schools and in the Oklahoma Col- FOR her confession to obtain a life sen­ amusing sketch of the fluctuating the Annie Russell Theatre at Rol­ for Women. Later she at­ tence rather than be given the ex­ "Sun of Heaven" now possibly on lins College Thursday evening, Feb' THOSE THOSE tended California University, re­ treme punishment for her crimes. his way to be Emporer of China, ruary 9, as one of the features ir which is an added high-spot of the ceiving her A. B. degree from the the Professional Artists Series ar WHO WHO omplex present problem of adjust­ University of Redlands and an M. ranged by Miss Annie Russell, it ment. A. degree from Columbia Univer­ is announced. WISH WISH sity. Professor Lounsbury The recital by Mr. Harms is As for America's part. Secretary Feeling that the greatest need of TO GOOD Stimson says that we will recog­ made possible through the co-oper­ To Speak in Chapel her people is that of adequate edu­ ation of Mrs. Edward W. Bok, don­ nize no treaty as brought about by cation, she returned to Muskogee, SAVE! FOOD! the League. He insists upon the or of the Annie Russell Theatre, Lincoln's Birthday Okla., to teach in Bacone College, who is actively associated with the return to the Status Quo Ante! the only college for Indians in the The proposed boycott against Japan work of the Curtis Institute of Mu­ Abraham Lincoln's birthday, United States, as professor of Eng­ pposed by Stimson. The sic in Philadelphia where Mr. which will be celebrated Sunday, lish and philosophy. She taught League attempted peace by direct Harms is a pupil. February 12, will be honored at there two years, long enough to conciliation, but Japan used the His training at the Curtis Insti­ # Rollins by a special program at the realize the real needs of the school shield of protection of foreign tute was at first under Moris Ros­ morning meditation in the chapel — Ifundreds of Indian children property and nationals as an ex- enthal, the Viennese pianist. Later at 10 o'clock. Professor Ralph for ignoring overtures for wanting education but having no he became a pupil of the director, Reed Lounsbury will speak on "The peace. Mr. Martin thinks that the funds. She is now devoting herself Josef Hofmann. Philosophy of Lincoln." League of Nations should prevent to extension work for this college Professor Lounsbury has not ap­ to Japan and added that in the form of lecture concerts, peared before the whole student "perhaps the breakdown of Japan hoping to bring about a better un­ body since his memorable address itself might stop it all." derstanding of her people and their Dr. Howe to Speak two years ago on "The Making and problems. All the proceeds from in is in a desperate situation At Meeting Monday Sandspur Eating Directory the Makers of the Constitution." her concerts are contributed to the The presentation of this subject The tension is extreme. At college for scholarships. present, there is gloom in Geneva, was a part of the Tuesday evening Last February, Princess Ataloa Negro education, with special Advertise in the Sandspur but Mr. Martin's following opinion lecture series and is one of the out­ appeared "in person" as one of the reference to the Hungerford school, For Results closing was rather significant Pewter Pitcher standing speeches that have been contributors to the Rollins Animat­ will be the subject of a public THE LATCH the League of Nations will be given at Rollins. ed Magazine, a feature of themeetin g to be held Monday evening Club Breakfasts maintained for international peace Lunch - Dinner STRING Founders' Week celebration at Rol­ in the chapel. The meeting will and security." A la carte Visit Our Gift Shop in the lins College. open at 8:15. Of relative importance was Dr. Speakers will include Mr. Thom- featuring Chih Meng's lecture upon the Man­ Sunken Garden BUICK Eel Found in Gravel Jesse Jones, Dr. Arthur Howe, churian situation last evening. To­ Navajo Blankets and Rugs 718 Magnolia Ave.---OrIando Scranton, Pa. (UP)—Workmen president of Hampton Institute; L. Smart Manilla Frocks morrow morning, Dr. Meng will digging a fish pond site in Lavka- Serving Luncheon, Tea and PONTIAC join Mr. Martin in a conference E. Hall, principal of Hungerford, Attractive Batik Costumes Dinner kaxen Creek at the Pleasant Mount upon the subject: "Does the Report and Dr. Richard Wright. A mu­ and OFFERING state fish hatchery were astound- We cater to private parties of the Lytton Commission Present sical program will also be given. Enjoy a Meal Worth the Prico id to see an eel wriggle from the Fraternity and Sorority* Used cars that are actually Solution of the Sino-Jap Prob­ Banquets coarse gravel dug by the steam reconditioned and guaranteed lem." Advertise in the Sandspur shovel at a depth of three feet in 1931—LaSalle Deluxe sedan, tfioAt: For Results 1933 license $ld45 the creek bed. PERRYDELL 1931 — Buick Deluxe sport ^nnK. Men Receive Jail Sentences coupe. 1933 license 9*"" Tillamook, Ore. (UP) — Elmer Bootlegger Found Under Bed FONTAINEBLEAU Williams, William Campbell and J. Wakefield, Mass. (UP)—For 10 SCHOOI, OK MUSIC 1930—Buick 61 Deluxe sedan $645 months hunted on bootleg charges, Palace of Pontainebleau, B. 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Baker THE EQUITABLE LIFE Sylvia Sidney "Me and My Gal" 1928—Willys Knisht sedan.. $195 ASSURANCE SOCIETY • . • 1 2 3 4 . lO II OF THE UNITED STATES 5 6 7 8 9 1926—Cadillac sedan $195 Sunday - Monday 11 11 W 13 16 17 18 Severin Bourne Student Charles Laughton Student 19 10 11 11 13 IA IS 1926—Franklin Pliaeton $ 95 Days Richard Arlen Days 16 27 18 . • Representative Tues. & Leila Hyams Tues. & ' • 1926—Studebalter sedan $ 65 Rollins College Publicity Office Thurs. Thurs. Carnegie Hall "Island of Lost Souls" Enjoy Good Food Valen­ with The Panther Woman Orange-Buick Phone 274 tine's Day and Every Pontiac Co. Day "Open Evenings" The Whistling 330 N. ORANGE AVE. Kettle Tea Room Phones 5353—«335 THE ROLLINS SANDSPUR previews Sandspur Meeting Next Issue to Give DR. MENG TALKS Explo re rs Club Organ izes GORDON There will be an important Tory-Rice Battle posfviews meeting of the Sandspur staff Trip To Saber Tooth Cave Thursday, February 2, at 1 The Tory-Rice battle on the sub­ ject, "What is Art?" will be held TO MMIN GLASS pfamviews o'clock in the Publications of­ (Continued from Page 1) fice. Friday evening, February 3, at Film and radio stars are being ly-paid performers, she has the All editors are urged to be 7:15, in the art studio. The public Professor Will Hold Second to photograph this beauty spot of formed an intricate pattern fash­ approached with the offer of a one invited to attend. simplest of tastes and habits. She present. Lecture of Series Florida, that I got the scare of my ioned by the hand of nature. Here, cent royalty for the use of their doesn't squander, and she never For the benefit of those inter­ young life. I was walking through indeed, was a real discovery! Doug photos on jig-saw puzzles, and will, no matter how weathy she be­ ested, who will not be able to be the brush looking for a suitable made known our discovery in no among those who have accepted is comes. She has never smoked nor Negro Meeting Is present, a blow by blow account of The second in a series of four place to stand, when my startled uncertain terms, and soon Connery Clark Gable, whose likeness con­ taken a drink, and she doesn't care the proceedings will be published public discussions in Professor eyes fell upon the sinuous figure of and Lloyd came scurrying up the tributed to the sale of 1,000,000 for night-life. She never says Planned For Feb. herewith next issue. No details will John Martin's course on interna­ Dccasin lying in the sun. With­ ladder with the camera and flash­ copies cf one puzzle and put some­ much about it, but it is a well- 6 and 7 by College be spared. tional relations at Rollins College out waiting to make further ac­ light equipment. In the meantim thing like $10,000 in his pocket on known fact that she devotes a good will be held tomorrow morning quaintance with the beastie, I fled we had been gathering thes the penny-pay basis. part of her earnings to worthy (Thursday) in the Annie Russell haste back to the group to re­ strange rock formations as fast a. (Continued from Page 1) Incidentally, the promoters of the charities. There are few like her in Pi Phi to Sponsor Theatre at 11:30. port my find. Jack Connery (what we could from off the floor of the scheme derived their revenue from the amusement world, and there the University of Virginia, was The speakers will be Chic Meng, man), made several attempts to passageway. Many fine specimens a packing house ad which accom­ could well be more. formerly professor of Chemistry at "Show of Wonders" sociate director of the China In­ photograph him but, due to inter­ were obtained in this manner. panied the handsome star's image. stitute of America, and Professor vening brush, this was impossible. Finally, to our intense regret, we Ed Wynn, NBC's Texaco Emory and Henry College and at Henry, artist magician, will be Ah! Can it be coincidence? Martin, will discuss the question; Following this thrilling episode, had to take leave of Saber Tooth Fire Chief, was explaining his he University of North Carolina, presented in his Show of Wonders i the Sino-Jap Problem be i went to look over the ruins of numerous charitable donations. iirector of the North Carolina Ag- by the Pi Beta Phi fraternity Wed­ Cave, and hurry on to Clarks Quar­ What are the ten best songs of Solved without War?" Professor Spanish sugar mill. To our sur­ Said he: .."I have no desire to icultural Experimental Station, nesday, February 8, in Recreation ry. This we found to be an enor­ the past decade? Probably the Martin, in his discussion, it is an­ prise, much of the original machin- be richest man in the ceme­ ind professor of agricultural chem­ Hall at 8:15. It is a performance mous open pit, full of great bould­ most authoritative answer that nounced, will pay special attention y remained. It was quite evi­ tery.*' istry and director of the Tennessee for everyone, regardless of age. ers, rusted and twisted track, brok­ could be made was provided when to the Lytton Report of the League dent that the souvenir hunters had Ben Bernie, the old maestro, Experimental Station. Tickets can be procured from any en stone cars, and mud. Armed more than 370 radio artists, musi­ of Nations. not gotten this far as yet. has found the reason for so mong those who have accepted member of the chapter for fifty with a sledge, a stone chisel, and cians, music writers, orchestra From here we trailed back to many marriages among divorc­ invitations to attend the confer- cents. Dr. Meng will speak from the several hammers, we made our way leaders, and others of the craft par­ ed couples in Hollywood. He ', it is announced, are, in addi­ viewpoint of China. A descendant Dazzy" Vance's Homosassa hotel to the bottom of the quarry. First ticipated in a newspaper poll to de­ says it's because the film stars tion to Dr. Jones and Dr. Howe, Agricultural and Mechanical Col- of Mancius, 372-289 B.C., China's for lunch, and then on to Saber we picked up many beautiful chrys- termine the ten greatest popular are used to re-takes. the following: [lege for Negroes, Tallahassee, Fla. foremost political philosopher, and Tooth Cave. jtaline formations, then we went in songs written since 1922. With Dr. Arthur D. Wright, president | Among women who will be pres- political prisoner and leader in the The cave, which is located on the , search of fossil remains. each contributor naming his ten fa­ property of Mr. H. E. Maynard, Loretta Lee, a singing recruit of the Slater and Jeanes Funds for lent will be Mrs. Alexander Purves, Student Patriotic Movement in Helen GoUoway pulled the sur- vorites, 160 titles appeared in the was not very imposing from the from New Orleans—home-town of the Education of Negroes, Wash- • New York, N. Y., a daughter of 1919, in Peking, Mr. Meng has had j prise of the trip by reaching down balloting, and the winners were: exterior view. It being nothing the Boswell Sisters and William ington, D. C. ; Robert Curtis Ogden, the organizer a colorful career in the recent po­ J to her feet, while everyone else more than a ladder and a hole in or Man River O'Neal, who also sing—has made S. L. Smith, director for South- \ and director of the Southern Edu- litical history of China. A first­ i looked on, and picking up part of a the ground just about large enough Man I Love her debut as regular soloist with ern Schools of the Rosenwald cation Conference; Mrs. Thomas hand obsei-ver of student and so­ \ fossil rib-bone. While we were gaz- to admit one person. But upon My Blue Heaven George Hall's orchestra, heard dai­ Fund, Nashville, Tenn. jJesse Jones; and Mrs. Arthur cial conditions in China and in Eu­ •ing pop-eyed at this bit of stone, reaching the bottom of the ladder, Goodnight, Sweetheart ly from the grill of the Taft Hotel Fred McCuistion, executive agent j Howe, a daughter of General Sam- ropean countries, Mr. Meng is con­ ". Doug Riggs wandered up to us with sidered to be one of the outstand­ a mammoth cavern 175 feet long, When Day Is Done on Times Square, New York. A of the Association of Colleges and'uel Chapman Armstrong, the foun- a fossil Sea Conch as big as an 57 feet in width and 4 feet high Stardust deep and throaty blues singer, she Secondary Schools of the Southern! der of Hampton Institute. ing and authoritative interpreters opened before us. ostrich egg! ril See You In My Dreams won out in auditions in which some States, Nashville, Tenn, Other visitors from the North of the China of today. Soon after we had arrived inside i After these startling finds, we Tea For Two two dozen singers competed. She'll Walter B. Hill, field assistant of I will be Dr. Kenyon L. Butterfield, The discussion, it is announced, 'decided to call it a day, and s'owly the General Education Board of iformer president of the Michigan the cave, Doug Riggs noticed a hole Lover, Come Back To Me sing duets with Glenn Cross, as is open to the public without j wended our way back to the cars, New York, Richmond, Va. | Agricultural and Mechanical Col- in the wall about fifteen feet up. Russian Lullaby well as solos. Newest orchestral charge. The following Thursday, 1 loaded down with the results of our Leo Mortimer Favrot, graduate | lege, and an authority on the im- Doug and I made several vain at­ Among the runners-up which arrival on Columbia's chain is Dick Mr. Martin will discuss "Red Rus­ \ foray. of Tulane University and the Pea- [ provement 1 life; Dr. Albert tempts to scale the wall, before pressed these first ten were "What Mansfield, who vocalizes and di­ sia," and on Thursday, February 1 The road twisted and turned be­ Is This Thing Called Love ?", body College for Teachers, and for I Shaw , editor of the Review of Re- 1(5, he will speak on the question: we obtained a ladder and ascended rects his melodies from a Manhat­ hind us, as we sped on our way "Chloe," *'My Heart Stood Still," tan restaui'ant. He's one of the many years state agent for rural J viewsi; and Frank K. Rogers, for- "Why Doesn't Europe Pay Up and in that manner. After having our I homeward. The red and gold of a "Who?" "All Alone,' "Crazy Rhy­ youngest of the maestros. schools for Negroes in Louisiana. \ mer treasurer of Hampton Insti- Disarm?" picture taken at the mouth of the beautiful sunset streaked the azure thm," and "Me and My Shadow." J. C. Nixon, supervisor of Negro tute. opening, we turned our flashlights Buddy Harrod, whose band is I Florida sky, as the flaming disk education of Georgia, Atlanta. | State and county superintend- toward the rear of the passage heard often over Columbia from 1 sank slowly below the horizon. The D. E. Williams, state agent forjents, of rural schools,, principals, Miss Margaret McKay, of Tam­ where an arresting sight met our Recent tabulations show either Yoeng's Restaurant on Broadway, Negro rural schools, Tallahassee,'and teachers of the schools are be- pa, and Miss Becky Caldwell, of eyes. Stalegmites and stalegtites [gentle peace of eventide settled that radio fans are writing more is believed to be the youngest net­ Florida. ; ing invited to attend the confer- Lake Wales, spent the week-end at of all shapes and sizes, glistening slowly over the countryside^the letters or that more fans are writ­ work band leader at 19. And it's President J. R. E. Lee, Florida ence. Rollins. with subterranean dampness, end of a perfect day. ing letters. Letters received at not been more than two or three Columbia's New York headquarters years since Maestro Eddie Duchin in the first 11 months of 1932 to­ (habitat: Central Park Casino) talled 3,117,705—an increase of has been old enough to vote. Leon­ 50% over the 1931 figures, 2,069,- ard Hayton, Chesterfield's conduc­ 144. The figures apply only to mail tor, who accompanies Ruth Etting, received at the CBS New York of­ Bing Crosby and Betty Barthell, is fice, disregarding those letters sent but 24 and is a musical veteran. to other stations of the i)0-odd sta­ Formerly pianist and arranger with tion chain or to program sponsors. Paul Whiteman's Orchestra, Lennie The majority of the mail regarding arranged for the original White- commercial programs goes direct to man Rhythm Boys (Bing Crosby, the sponsors, and in 1931 the fan- Harry Barris, Al Rinker), and that mail received by these radio-mind­ (Continued on Page 4) ed business men numbered more than 12 million.

It is manifest that the depression Fresh Popcorn has no grief for blithe and buxom French Fried Kate Smith. In addition t^ radio, GEO. M. FERREE vaudeville and film, she has occa­ Every kernel has the flavor sional recording and night-club en­ popped in. gagements. Her discs have made Roasted Peanuts her a favorite in England, although she has never been there. It has w^^ar^a been estimated, on the basis of ex­ isting contracts, that this 23-year- old young lady will earn well over half a million dollars for her vari­ ous activities in the amusement world in 1933. Unlike many high- mir(f/Bi^ The Student's Store You break 'em—We fix 'em Watches of Any Make Jewelry Repairing and Ring Setting C. L. PRUYN BAR-BO'S o TELL you that Chesterfield is the The Winter Park Jeweler Tonly good cigarette . . . that the makers NOW 10c of Chesterfield Cigarettes are the only ones AT who can buy good tobaccos and manufac- The Rollins Press ture cigarettes scientifically . . . would be RENDEZVOUS nothing short of foolish. Printers and Stationers For all tobacco is sold in open auctions —where anyone can buy if he will pay the price. Even the machines on which differ­ Novel Bridge Prizes are so ent cigarettes are made are alike. hard to find! We know where to get them for This much, however, is true: By using you. Try us when you need in­ the right kinds of Turkish and Domestic to­ expensive prizes. baccos in just the right proportions ... by The Brownie House blending and cross-blending them together Electric CIocks^S2.00 up Non-stop Electric Clock "A Refreshingly Different Gift in the most careful way ... we make Chest­ 54.95 Shop" erfield what smokers say it is ... a cigarette 300 N. Orange Avenue at Bennett Electric that's milder, that tastes better. Just try them. Shop Orwin Manor Chesterfield Radio Program — Every night ex­ cept Sunday, Columbia coast-to-coast Network. The College Garage THE GOWN SHOP Operated by Just Arrived! Scott and GaUoway Stunning New Knit Frocks Texas Gas and Oils One, Two and Three Pieces Featuring Special Cape Quaker State Models THEY'RE MIIDER- Complete Greasing $9.50 to $19.75 THEY TASTE BETTER Seiberling Tires Canton and E. Park Ave. a ester FOUR THE ROLLINS SANDSPbrf DR. HARRY WOODBURN CHASE BUYING AMERICAN JUST HUMANS By GENE CARH Rollins Sandspur The announcement was made last week American national ingenuity has evolved M^H^ndm that Dr. Harry Woodbum Chase has been another plan destined, it says, to relieve Published Weekly By Students Of Rollins elected Chancellor of New York University conditions. The main features of this lat­ ' Items to succeed Dr. Elmer Ellsworth Brown. In est panacea seem to have been adopted from At the University of Detroit, Established in 1S94 with the following 1931 Rollins conferred on Dr. Chase the the method introduced some time ago into during a "depression dance," a editorial: "Unassuming yet mighty, sharp degree of Doctor of Humanities. the United Kingdom, a method well sum­ prize was awarded to a junior for and pointed, well-rounded yet He received his bachellor's degree from marized by the slogan "Buy British." The wearing the worst looking outfit. many sided, assiduously te­ Dartmouth, his doctorate from Clark Uni­ people of our country are now being ex­ It later turned out he had merely nacious, yet as gritty and versity, and then was made a member of horted to "Buy American." While we ap­ dropped in to look for his room­ energetic as its name implies, the faculty, professor of Philosophy of Edu- preciate the moral value of a rousing catch- mate. victorious in single combat tation, at North Carolina University. Four phrase, we fail to grasp the ultimate good Swarthmore Phoenix. and therefore without a peer, years later he became professor of Psycho­ which is to be achieved by the adoption of wonderfully attractive and logy and later acting dean of the college of any such policy of nationalistic purchasing. extensive in circulation: all Liberal Arts. Dr, Chase refused various of­ No one can produce any intrinsic objection, The first Packard automobile, these will be found upon im estigation to fers more lucrative than the one held at it is true, to buying goods which have been donated to Lehigh university by be among the extraordinary qualities of the North Carolina until 1930 when he accepted produced within this country; but neither James W. Packard, former presi­ Sandspur." the presidency of the University of Illinois. can anyone create a moral opprobrium and dent and chairman of the board of During his administration at Illinois two attach it to the use of another country's the Packard Motor Car Company, schools were added to the university, the output. In the first place, to do so would has been removed from its $1,500 Members of United Press school of fine and applied arts and the result in the deprivation of too many good glass case in Packard laboratory Member Winter Park Chamber of Commerce school of physical welfare. things, which, merely because this country to be displayed at the Packard auto Telephone 271-W At present the system of American edu­ either does not produce them as cheaply as show in the main lobby of the cation is undergoing constant change and do others or does not produce them at all, Roosevelt Hotel, New York City. Entered as second class matter November educators are continually facing new prob­ would be subjected to a courteous but ef­ Lehigh Brown & White. 24, 1925, at the post office at Winter Park, lems. Dr. Chase's record proves him well fective boycott. In the second place, limita­ Florida, under the Act of March 3, 1879, fitted for the difficult task he has ahead tion of purchases to any one area, and the Memories of the 1932 Rose Bowl of him. He holds the same views on the concomitant exclusion of others, is contrary game are very vivid now for Joseph WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1933 fundamental question of education as his to good economics, which demands that the B. Holmes, Hullabaloo sports writ­ predecessor, Dr. Brown, and has carefully purchaser buy where he is able to obtain er. His doctors have put him to Editor-in-Chief ...^ Doris Lang studied the problems confronting him. So the greatest relative value; thus, quality bed and ordered him not to talk be­ there should be no radical change in the always considered, the economic and natural EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT cause of the condition of his vocal policies of New York University. impulse is to buy where you pay the least. Asso. and Managing Editor, George Barber cords. Holmes lost his voice cheer­ In a statement he issued at Urbana Dr. If for commercial reasons it is thought wise Keeping Him In His Place. ing at the Rose Bowl game last Assistant Managing Editor — Ruth Hart Chase said, "The Chancellorship of New to modify this policy, the logical way to do New Year's Day. Asst. Managing Editor Reginald Clough York University presents a distinctive and so is, as the British say, to "Buy from those 12:30 Joe Furst (6); Bernie Holmes, who was a member of NEWS DEPARTMENT challenging opportunity and I have felt that who buy from us." Even admitting that What's Best On Cummins (2); Don Bestor (4), the freshman law class until I should accept it.—In the first place we are the United States is quite capable of sus­ 12:45 Hal Kemp (2). News Editor Ruth Jeanne Bellamy Your Radio Christmas, has dropped out of all agreed that institutions of higher learn­ taining itself, there seems to be some rea­ SOCIETY DEPARTMENT By EGJ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4: school because of his ailment. ing ought to train leaders. There are, after son for doubting that it can do so prosper­ "'ociety Editors Jeanne Carter Tulane Hullabaloo. all, only a few thousand minds in the world ously. There must be a freer exchange of 8:00 The Captivators (1). Olive Dickson (1) WDBO, local, 680 that keep civilization going.—We owe to goods with other countries; and cold thought 8:30 Gypsy Ensemble (2). SPORTS DEPARTMENT indicates that if the industrial machine of (2) WABC, New York, 860 9:00 Bing Crosby (1). these people, these leaders of the vanguard At this early date, Keith Gled- the United States cannot compete with some (3) WHAS, Louisville, 820 9:16 The Boswell Sisters (1). Sports Editor - ....Bernard Bralove of civilization, the very best of our resourc­ hill of Southern California looks (4) WEAF, New York, 660 9:30 George Olsen (4). Assistant Editor —._ Richard Camp es. I hope we may learn more rapidly tham other country in the manufacture of qual­ to be the best bet to win the Na­ (B) WSM, Nashville, 6B0 10:00 Lucky Strike (4-5). Intra-mural Sports Editor Milford Davis most of us seem to be doing the folly of ity goods, it ought to withdraw from that tional Intercollegiate tennis title (6) WJZ, New York, 760 11:15 Jack Denny (4) Organ FEATURE DEPARTMENT tying these exceptional students hand and field. "Buy American" sounds well; but it this year. The lanky Californian, Feature Editor — Victoria Bedford foot in college red tape.—But, important as will do no good to American life. (6). ranked with Vines at the head of Assistants — Martha Davenport, Gordon this duty of training for leadership is, I —De Paulia. Justa few tips: 11:30 Harold Stern (1); Paul the U. S. L. T. A. doubles list, has Jones, Duke Wellington. should be very unhappy over the present Rudolph Friml's popular oper­ Whiteman (4). the eighth singles ranking of the etta, "The Vagabond King," will be 12:00 Ted Weems (4); Don COPY DEPARTMENT situation if I felt that the only function of Association. presented in a condensed radio ver- Bestor (6). Copy Editor , Esther Earle our colleges was to train leaders. A mil­ Tulane Hullabaloo. lion people cannot be leaders. And I firm­ by the Aborn Light Opera 12:30 Vincent Lopez (4); Mark PROOF DEPARTMENT ly believe that our colleges and universities Company during the Five Star The­ Fisher (6); Ted Fiorito (2). Proof Editor -. —Holley Lynip atre broadcast at 10 P. M., Thurs­ There is nothing new under the have a deep responsibility to the general "BOOKS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5: Assistant Virginia Howell day, February 2. Such as "Song sun. Cribbing in examinations is level of our social intelligence. We are liv­ Pickens Sisters (4). Jean Parker, Betty Moody, Betty Cushman of the Vagabonds," "Only a Rose," no modem invention as was reveal­ ing in a new type of civilization—." Smith Brothers (4). REPORTERS By H, ALLEN SMITH Huguette Waltz," "Some Day," ed when a silk handerchief about Dr. Chase is a man of great capability Eddie Cantor (4-6). Bud Belland, Geraldine Burke, Janet Gib­ United Press Book Editor and "Love Me Tonight," will be three thousand years old was pre­ and there can be no doubt that he will suc­ Andre Kostelanetz pre­ ney, James Gowdy, Estelle Long, Dorothy On the day that Sinclair Lewis was heard. sented to the Field Museum of Na­ ceed in carrying out his plans for educa­ sents (1). Shepard, Stanley Todd, Francis Blair, awarded the Nobel Prize, eight or ten New tural History. The handkerchief tion to meet the needs of our ever-changing William O'Neal will sing, "01' 9:00 Bath Club Revue (1). Isabel Birnie, David Bothe, Molly Mer­ York reporters gathered to interview him. was identified as bearing thousands civilization. Man River," the Kostelanetz or­ 9:30 American Album of Fa­ gintine, Rob Roy Mize, Norman Weston, Throughout the session one enthusiastic of microscopic Chinese characters, chestra will play Ravel's "Bolero," miliar Music (4-5). young journalist persisted in asking: "What used in carrying answers to civil A. H. Whitelaw, Jean Jackson, Jeannie Lang will be "Sure of Ev­ 10:00 D. W. Griffith's Holly­ are you gonna expose next?" service examinations in the Kank BUSINESS DEPARTMENT erything but You," and Col. Stoop­ wood (6). Each time he voiced the question Lewis nagle and Budd will offer every­ Hi period of Chinese government. Business Manager _.-Robert Barber 10:15 Vincent Lopez (6). OTHER EDITORIALS tried to explain that "I'm a novelist, I'm thing in the way of stuff and non­ Swarthmore Phoenix. Circulation Managers—Jack Howden, Rob­ 10:30 Musical Romances (4). not an exposer." But the reporter kept it sense during the Pontiac presenta­ ert Stufflebeam, 11:00 Isham Jones (1). up until Lewis, thoroughly exasperated, tion from 9:30 to 10 P. M., E. S. T., 11:15 Walter Winchell (6). The ancient traditions, that no ADVERTISING STAFF EDUCATION'S JOB suddenly snapped: "I'm gonna expose you Thursday, February 2. James H. Ottaway Adv. Commissioner (The Vancouver Sun) if you don't cut that out!" 11:30 Melodic Serenade (4); ed should set foot on the campus Richard Halliburton, globe-trot­ Jesse Crawford, organist (6); Ed­ Mary Butler Longest, T, J. Morris, Repre­ Those 1200 school teachers who are spend­ And so we come to a consideration of of the University of Michigan has ting young author, will discuss die Duchin (1). sentatives. ing their hard-earned money in weekly ad­ "Ann Vickers," which Doubleday-Doran is been broken. The coeds won a re­ some of his prodigous ^ventures vertisements directed to the public on edu­ releasing this week to a waiting world with 12:00 Joe Furst (4); Dance Noc­ cent debate with the men students, "From Fourteenth Street to Tim- cation's job are to be commended. all the fanfare that attends the premiere of turne (6); Ben PoUack (2). d during the course of the debate buctoo" on the "America's Grub 12:30 Bernie Cummins (2); Sey­ It is a particularly happy sTgn that the a Garbo picture. "Ann Vickers" is the the women debaters were informed Street Speaks" program at 6:15 P. mour Simmons (6); Charlie Kerr teaching profession has so splendidly real­ first novel Lewis has written since he won that the typical coed had the face M., E. S. T., Saturday, February 4. ized its responsibility in the matter of keep­ the Nobel Prize and is being issued in a doz­ (4). of Zasu Pitts, the figure of Marie Dressier, and the voice of Bull ing the public abreast of the times. en or so languages simultaneously. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6: THE UNIT-COST PLAN Montana. The women were also If the people listen with one ear to the Where his characters in the past mainly 8:00 Whispering Jack Smith 8:00 The Eskimos, musical re­ Needless to say, the Sandspur does not charged with interfering with Utopian plans of the radicals and with the have been men, Lewis treats here of a mod­ and the Hummingbirds (2-3); Ken vue (6); Jack Smith and The Hum­ agree with the opinion of the Unit-Cost checker games' and athletics that other to the reactionism of conservatives, ern woman. He still is the shrewd novelist Murray (4). mingbirds (2-3). Plan expressed by a student in last week's ra in the lobby.~The Specta­ they are left in confusion of mind that may in this book, but should the afore-mentioned 8:45 The Dictators (1). 8:30 Lawrence Tibbett (4-5). tor. blossom into revolution. young reporter happen to read it, he might 9:00 Bing Crosby (1). 9:00 Ruth Etting (1); Minstrels The DePaulia. Taking this letter by points: It is the task of the professor, the teach­ by impelled to say triumphantly: "There, 9:30 Rollins Program (1); Guy (5-6). 1. There is little danger, we feel sure, er and the educator generally to so refine by Golly! I told him he was an exposer!" Lombardo, with Burns and Allen 9:16 The Mills Brothers (2). of any senior being affected by this new the public judgment that neither that con­ Lewis, of course, is a liberal and his Ann (2); Morton Downey and Donald 9:30 Paul Whiteman (4-5); Mel­ The old problem of how to be plan. fusion nor that revolution will occur. Vickers turns out to be a very liberal wo­ Novis (5-6). ody Moments (6). happy though married may be 2. The charge is no higher and in many The politician is out for political power man. The social injustices that intrigue 10:00 Columbia Revue (1). 10:00 Contented Hour (4-5). solved through the new course in cases not as high as that of many other and pelf; the money manipulator is out for Lewis's mind in our modern society are 10:30 Carveth Wells, explorer 10:30 Organ Reveries (6). martimony to be offered at But- first class colleges. profits; the "reds" are out for impossible spread skillfully before us through Ann's (4). 11:00 Ted Weems (4), University, Indianapolis. 3. The parents of most of the students reforms. Each one is out for himself. eyes. The best part of the book—at least 11:00 Al and Pete, songs (6). 12:00 Anson Weeks (4); Russ Charles R, Metzger, 39-year-old at­ will realize that the new plan is sound and It is up, then, to the educator to give up the most forceful part—is that in which 11:15 Anson We?ks (4). Columbo (6). torney and divorce refreee, will be will, consequently, not feel that they are the right lead. That is his job. Ann becomes a matron in a state prison. 11:30 Isham Jones (1). 12:30 Frankie Masters (6); chief instructor. He will be assist- being "soaked." The teaching and educating body is the Here she witnesses all the filth, hypocrisy, 12:00 Three Keys, harmony trio Mark Fisher (4); Leon Relasco (2). by a physician, two psycholo­ 4. That there are many other colleges intelligentsia of any community—the final graft, futility of resistence—all the things (4); Eddie Duchin (2-3); Ben TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7: gists and a clergyman. where a student can be well educated for intelectual backbone of any people. which combine to make modern prison life Bernie (6). 8:00 Julia Sanderson and Frank West Virginia— less than $1350 is undoubtedly true. At The exploiters of capitalism collect their one of the most morbid subjects to which a 12:30 Mark Fisher (6) Don Pe­Crumit (4). The Anthenaen. very few other colleges, however, can one millions and look down smugly on the mass­ novelist can turn his attention. dro (4). 8:30 Wayne King (4). es. The radicals sit down and figure out A major portion of this novel is devoted 9:00 Musical Memories (6); Ben Florida was the destination of find all the advantages of Rollins for the THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2: how they are going to persuade the masses to prison reform and Lewis, who is one of Bernie (4). several members of the faculty price. 8:00 Rudy Vallee (4); Four to join them in raising hell. the sharpest reporters in America, has done 9:15 Threads of Happiness (1). during the Christmas holidays, 5. Why should the nouveau riche be at­ Clubmen (1). Neither of these will pull the world out a superb job. 9:30 Ed Wynn, the Fire Chief ! Hale found it "a veritable tracted to Rollins because of the increased 9:00 Ruth Etting (1); Show of its present hole. That essential task can It need not be added that "Ann Vickers" (4-5). Fairyland with its blue water, tuition? Winter Park is too small a town Boat (4). only be accomplished—and always has been will be a best seller for several months, 10:00 Lucky Strike, and drama white sand, sunshine, and perfect for the nouveau riche. There is a distinct 9:15 Mills Brothers (2-3) Eaton accomplished—by the great middle classes, probably through most of 1933. Further (4-6). weather." She was especially in­ difference between rich men's sons and sons Boys (1). led and instructed by sound and conscien­ than that, it is certain that no one who has 10:30 Ilomay Bailey, soprano terested in seeing Rollins College, of the nouveau riche. 9:30 Colonel Stoopnagle and tious educators. admired the author's previous work, will be (6). the Bok Tower, and Ringling Mu- 6. There is no reason why Rollins should Budd, with dance music (1). The world today is full of obsolete lead­ disappointed with it. 11:00 The Rollickers, quartet become a winter playground instead of a 10:00 Lucky Strike with the ers who cannot adjust themselves to the (6). Agnes Scott Agnostic. sound collegiate institution because of a Baron Munchausen (4-5); Rudolph $400 increase. People work harder for that new situation. Their outworn economy and Simon & Schuster have just brought out 11:15 Ted Weems (4). ideas make them look like old savages me­ Friml's "The Vagabond King" (2). which costs them more. the second and third volumes in Leon Trot­ 11:30 Ozzie Nelson (4); Isham his words are really extemporan­ andering around in a new civilization of 10:30 The Boswell Sisters (1). 7. The theory of this plan is not new sky's monumental "The History of the Rus­ Jones (1). eous. The fact is that he and Mil­ technocracy. 11:00 Three Keys (6). but the execution of it is. Calling it the sian Revolution." The series now is com­ 12:00 Cab Calloway (5-6); Don ton Cross are the only regulars per­ 11:16 Don Bestor (4). Unit-Cost Plan should indicate that it is The fact that automatic machines for plete, Volume I having been published a Bestor (4); Joe Haymes (2). mitted to ad lib in announcing num­ purposes of production have displaced and 11:30 Isham Jones (1); Jack not merely a raise in tiution "in disguised year ago. 12:30 Sam Robbins (4); Harold bers for NBC. Rudy may return made obsolete onehalf of mankind does not Denny (4). language" but a sound working out of the In the second and third books, Trotsky Stern (2); Dancing in Milwaukee to the Pennsylvania Grill before occur to these old savages. They do not 12:00 Eddie Duchin (2); Cab problem to balance the income and the run­ deals with Kerensky, Kornilov, Lenin's (6). long, although no contract has yet realize that not only will those unemployed Calloway (4); Sam Robbins (6). ning expenses of the college. "summons to insurrection," the congress of reached the dotted line stage, not go back to work, but that machines will 12:30 Vincent Lopez (6). 8. Because a student is able to pay the the Soviet dictatorship, and Josef Stalin, Guy Lombardo and the Royal Ca-i further displace man-power. full rate, it does not necessarily mean he who was responsible for the historian's ex­ FRIDAY, FEBRUA*RY 3: PREVIEWS nadians leave the Roosevelt Grill They think that we are in the middle of pulsion from Russia. There is an appendix is undesirable. 8:30 The March of Time (2-3). tonight (Wednesday), and begin a a little storm that will blow itself out. representing a dialogue between Trotsky and The Sandspur will be glad to have letters 9:00 The First Nighter (5-6). (Continued from Page 3) ;s of one-night stands. Ozzie But those unemployed are still a one hun­ an unnamed bureaucrat, called "S," who ob­ from students on the subject. We feel sure, 9:30 Leo Reisman (4). Nelson is admirably filling the dred per cent consuming factor. And to viously is Stalin, however, that the opinion expressed in last 10:00 Al Jolson (4-5); Alice Joy was several years ago. An excel­ shoes which George Olsen recently keep them as consumers, drastic adjust­ People who read books and book criti­ week's letter is not that of the majority. (6). lent concert pianist, he now has a left at the New Yorker, and George ments will have to be made in society. cisms already know that Trotsky's history 10:30 The Street Singer (1). yen to write serious music. There looking for theater and radio —Scarlet and Black. of the revolution is a work of large merit— 10:45 Lanny Ross, tenor (4). are plenty more clever youngsters bookings to pay the overhead. One At Wittenberg University three blonde one of the finest historical works written in 11:30 Ozzie Nelson (4); Abe like these, and radio is definitely swell band which deserves more at­ co-eds debated with three dark-haired girls The Cornell Newspaper informs us that late years. Lyman (1); Organ (6). a young man's business. tention than it is getting is Joe from the institution on the subject that students who fall asleep in the library at 12:00 Cab Calloway (6); Ben Of course you have heard Rudy Furst's Village Bam Orchestra, brunettes were m«re intelligent than blondes. Swarthmore College are giving warnings, A peanut-planting machine has been pat­ Pollack (2). Vallee's easy style of announcing, broadcasting via NBC from the The brunettes won, proving their point. after three of which they are fined. (NSPA) ented by Christopher C. Boykin, Norfolk, 12:15 Waring's Pennsylvanians and you may have wondered wheth­ heart of Greenwich Village's lat«- (NSFA)—Swarthmore Phoenix. —Tower Times. Virginia. (4). er he reads from script or whether hour activities. THE ROLLINS SANDSPUR FIVE

Initation Banquet For Service—Phone 16 Held Saturday by PI The Winter Park SOCIAL HICNUCNTS Alpha Phi Sorority Pharmacy TWELVE MEIERS Free Delivery Saturday evening, January 28, Mostly About People IHEIAS GIVE ALL Beta Lambda of Alpha Phi held initiation for the following girls: Students and Faculty Are . Clark, Culpepper, Virginia; Asked To Join Portable Typewriters ADIOS:—ALOHA—AU RE- friends? Why did A __ L COLLEGE DANGE Amelia Loughery, Colombus, O.; All Makes VOIR—And FAREWELL! ....y's car need a new battery while Carol Marion, Stamford, Conn., At the regular monthly meeting New and Used In this, the last appearance she was on the Wekiwa river trip ? and Edith Stephan, Cleveland, 0. Convenient terms can be Pour Pledges Initiated Into Installation Ceremonies Of of Pi Gamma Mu held, Tuesday arranged. of MOSTLY ABOUT PEOPLE, How does a certain fraternal Sunday evening a formal banquet morning, January 24, in the choir Active Chapter we wish to present Rollins' organization stay organized Chapter Brought To Close IS held at the Latch String in Davis Office Supply Co. room of the chapel, it was decided Orlando 29 E. Pine St. Florida 1933 mystery—WHERE WAS when one bro. has a date and Orlando for the new initiates. The to offer invitations to several stu­ ARTHUR NEWTON ? ? ? his two rivals follow him all An all-college dance and recep­ table was decorated in silver and Alpha Omega of Phi Mu held a dents and faculty members who Newton was in town during around? Which one, A n tion at the Woman's Club Saturday bordeaux, the fraternity colors, and quiet wedding ceremony of the have met the requirements set up Christmas vacation. At the end of S..- -d, F W , night closed the installation cere­ each initiate was presented with a by the national organization. 13th ANNUAL pledges to the actives at the chap­ vacation he said he was going to monies for Gamma Gamma chapter or Wm. y,—will win at corsage. Geraldine Burk presided Students given bids were: Jean WHITE SALE ter house, Sunday afternoon at 3 Daytona for a few days. He hopped of Kappa Alpha Theta at Rollins. toast mistress. Short speeches the finish? Fullington, Mary Lee Korns, Rich­ FEB. 1st to 6th o'clock. It was attended by alum­ a bus for Palm Beach; and, after Visiting Thetas, Theta alumnae, Which of Rollins' deans was welcoming the new initiates were ard Pittman, Edward Cruger, Tom nae and sponsors of the chapter. many days, he wired that some­ students, faculty and friends -vere pursued by a motorcycle cop given by Carol Smith, Cornelia Johnson, Walter Perkins, Howard R. F. Leedy Co. The ceremony was performed by thing was wrong. It must have invited. The Triangle Rythm Kings but escaped by running around rows and Sally Brown, mem­ Fawcett and Yenrant Aristakes. Dean Enyart and the pledge was been. He is back now and will un­ played for dancing. In the receiv­ hay wagons over the roughest bers of the Sophmore, Junior and Members of the faculty were: Prof, doubtedly explain everything. ing line were Mrs. Purd B, Wright, given away by Dr. E. 0. Grover. available road until the cop Senior classes, respectively. Amelia Tory, Dr. Stiles, Dr. Bailey and Dr. It has been fun to write this grand vice president; Miss L. Mildred Muccia, the bride, wore a couldn't take it? Loughery represented the freshman Spurr. column and we regret that we Pearle Green, grand secretary; white organdy afternoon dress and Did the elephant which caught a class. Jeanne Fontaine, president The purpose of Pi Gamma Mu is are forced to discontinue be­ Mrs. Yale B. Huffman, former lace veil and carried a bride's bou­ certain prof's cold die? of the chapter, and Mrs, R. J. the inculcation of the ideals oi cause of lack of time. Several grand treasurer and president, and quet of pink and white enchantress An assistant in the psychology Sprague, house mother, also gave scholarship, scientific attitudes and people have been a bit irritated representatives of Gamma Gamma carnations. Mary Adalaide Fariss, department was remarking that short talks. Fraternity songs and the method and social service in the by things we have said about chapter and local alumnae. representing the chapter, acted as Rollins needed a psych lab very the songs written by the new initi­ study of all social problems. The them; so in our valedictory we groom, with Louise Weedan as best much. He argues that Rollins needs The installation ceremonies be­ ates were sung between courses. organization is not opposed to nor wish to remind certain individ­ gan on Friday ^vith dinner for visi­ Alumnae present at the banquet man. Preceding the wedding Ev- at least one model brain that will does it advocate any particular so­ uals that we have been charit­ work. You know—a pickled one to tors and members of the Rollins were Jeane Simmons, '32, and Mrs. cial movement but rather aims to eret Roberts sang "I Love You Tru­ ably forgetful. For example,— A "Humdinger" be studied and a plaster working group at Commons. At 8:30 P. M., A. P. Phillips, '26. instill in the minds of the individ­ ly," accompanied by Virginia Ore­ How about the farewell before model. Make up your own jokes. thirty Thetas representing 18 dif­ uals a scientific attitude towards The New baugh at the piano. vacation on the Cloverleaf dock one We've quit. ferent chapters assembled at the all social questions. Alpha Omega of Phi Mu takes morning between P..__l D..__e and chapter house, 719 French avenue, Who will be this year's Tomokan Its particular purpose is to send White or Gray pleasure in announcing the initia­ to initiate the colony group into French Club Honors K..y R,...e? Where was Ed S beauties ? It seems likely that the out from our colleges and universi­ tion of the following new members: Kappa Theta. After the service, ..__n the night of January 12th? next president of the student body Dr. and Mrs. Gage ties young men and women imbued Buckskin Brogue Mildred Muccia, Virginia Dunn, Theta residents of Winter Park and Why is T....y M 1 going will have 14 letters in his name. with social idealism, trained in sci­ Leah Jean Bartlett and Dorothea Orlando served a buffet supper, A Freeman Shoe with such a variety of young With whom does B d go entific thought, and encouraged to Breck, and Mona Alderman, an alumna, The French Club entertained Dr, women now? Ask him what now? Is it his old flame, or doesn't and Mrs. Homer Gage in Mayflow- help others to be scientific in their Sunday evening the alumnae of led the singing of Theta songs. $5.00 S e I e means. When he travel any more ? Monday, January 23. Dr. Feuer­ own thinking on social questions. the Phi Mu Sorority entertained On Saturday the ceremonies Tvere did F k H - s' little friend What young man buries him­ stein introduced Mrs. Gage, who Membership is by faculty nomi­ the chapter with a dinner in honor resumed at noon with formal in­ disappear? Who painted the self with activities now that spoke in French to the group. Dr. nation of juniors and seniors or of the new initiates. Miss Viola stallation of the chapter by the One of the smartest spring beanery porch? How was he P- s has a new at­ Holt gave a short talk, followed by upper division students who have Wilson, of Orlando, acted as host- visiting officers. notes in fashions for young discovered? How does G- e tache? a few remarks by Dr, Gage. Dur­ completed at least thirty hours of B6S. After dinner several tables of At 1 P. M. the installation ban­ C n pass so much time at Why haven't we told these ing the evening several students study in the social sciences vrith a men. Wing tip model in bridge were organized. quet was held at the Whistling Ket­ the sorority whose street No. things before? Aren't you were called upon to speak by Dr. high scholastic standing. white or gray buckskin. tle, with 52 Thetas present. The is 445? glad we didn't? ? Feuerstein, Refreshments of cake The Rollins chapter of Pi Gamma program at the luncheon opened Doesn't S t H n worry Y'rs in the bond. and punch were served by the host- Mu was installed at Rollins in May, Men's Fashion Corner with a toast to the founders given about S h L 's fall term D.. W.. 1932. Mezzanine Floor by Mrs. Wright. Mrs, Edgar F. Hiatt acted as toastmistress and Glee Club to Give Kappa Alpha Gives introduced Mrs. Donald H. Watley, Phi Mu had Miss Audrey Packham, of New Orleans, who delivered the their faculty advisor, as their guest Yowell-Drew Co. Concert in St. Pete Informal Dance On Theta welcome in behalf of Mrs. T. Monday night. Coffee and cakes ORLANDO T. Moore, district president, who were served. Thursday Evening was unable to be present. The re­ Edwin Libbey, president of the sponse for Gamma Gamma chapter Glee Club, announced at its regU' The active members and pledges was given by Mrs. Kay Huffman. lar weekly meeting held last Thurs of Kappa Alpha held an informal A talk on "Theta Service" by Miss BEAUTY SECTION day night in the speech studio that dance last Thursday evening at the L. Pearle Green was the principal the club will give a concert in chapter house. feature of the program. This was Beauty is a duty. Enjoy expert Petersburg on February 10. The guests were, Nancy Cush­ followed by the reading of tele­ The Harper Method work and quick dryers at Complete Names of those students who will man, Launa Davies, Virginia Jones, grams and other greetings from Scientific Care of Scalp, Hair take part in this concert will be Babs Donaldson, Ariel Camp, Jo national officers, chapters and and Slcin EDA'S Overhauling posted on the bulletin board. Quinn, Marge Bastin, Cuca McKay, friends. Miss Sally Cornell, of Beta Facials Manicuring Beauty Shop Zee Hyde, Alice Butler, Sara Luce, Nu chapter at Tallahassee, read 246 E. Park Ave. Phone 311-R Every inch of your car the telegrams. Mrs. Nancy Pusey Phone 66 Dorris Wenzlick, a freshman last Mary Ruth Mitchell, Victoria is checked! Every part Taylor, of New Orleans, gave a year, returned Sunday to Rollins to Pierce, Billie Nevins, is put in perfect condi­ talk on the meaning of the Theta complete the year. She attended George Carrison, Bill Reid, Dave The Flora Studio tion! You'll get more loving-cup, and Mrs. Huffman gave pleasure in driving and Washington University in St. Lou­ Washburn, Tommy Thompson, Bill Whalen, Phil Horton, Paul Ney, the loving-cup apostrophe. The Mariam's Beauty Andre's Beauty Salon more security. is last semester. Fine Portraits Permanent Don Fisher, Ed Cruger, John Bak­ banquet closed with the singing of Shop Theta songs. Satisfactory Service! er, Tom Evans, Jack Southerland, You'll enjoy life more if you Low Prices! Ed Sullivan, Bud Childs, Bob Stuf­ Members of the new chapter are look your best. Shampoo, Fin­ ORANGE LAUNDRY flebeam, Rupert Mitchell and Jack Ruth Arrant,Marjorie Bastin, Ruth 346 E. Park Ave. Phone 113 ger Wave, Howden. Phone 7695 Haircut, Man­ DRIVE IN TODAY and Jeanne Bellamy, Rosamond Carson, Mrs. Gage was chaperone. Rogene Corey, Twanet Evans, Nan­ icure, Arch, COLONIAL CLEANERS 211/2 S. Orange Ave. Each 50c cy Gantt, Mary Kay Huffman, Advertise in the Sandspur 220 S. 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Crystals Fitted THE BOOKERY Eye Glasses Repaired The Rollins Sandspur T-h-e H-a-u-n-t-e-d B-o-o-k-s-h-o-p R. C. BAKER Published by Students of Rollins College Grover Morgan INC. Phone 350 In Bennett Electric Shop "at the corner, downtown" SIX THE ROLLINS SANDSPUR \^ KA WINS FIRST HALF OF INTRAMURAL BASKETBALl Tennis Team Wins COMPLETE FIRST ROLLINS tJALL GOLF TEAM WINS SPORT MIXTURES First Match Over By M. J. DAVIS Eustis on Saturday HALF UNDEFEATED OVER STETSON U. The initial appearance of nhe Rollins golf and TEAM LEADS IN tennis teams in competition; the intramural Saturday afternoon the Rollins AS X CLUB BOWS\\ Enck, Merrill, Ward, Johnson basketball second half will be a close sontest. tennis team emerged successful Compose Team from a match with the Eustis ten­ Large crowd sees best basketball game of year as f^ TENNIS SINGLES It was cold as blazes, there was lins Golf team played havoc with nis squad. P. Eastwood opened As trail for three quarters and then spurt to over­ Flashing a brand of play seldom one cement court, and Referee Dick an ambitious group of club swing­ the match, he took the first set come lead as Whalen plays stellar role shown by a college team, the Rol­ Camp was calling them "fair" and ers from Stetson Saturday after­ from R. Carter 6-3. The second Rollins Intra-mural Doubles noon. The Hatters had to be sat­ lins College golf team chalked up "foul" at his own discretion, but the set Carter took 6-0. Eastwood Rollins Varsity Tennis team scored isfied with a meager half point as By M. J. DAVIS Club annexed two more points and 0 Tournament Starts With 5asy victory over the Stetson staged a come back the last set, Hatters, their first inter-collegiate its first victory of the season last their share of the day's play, while After leading by a margin of the K. A.'s added one foul shot i i^ Twenty-four Entrants and won this set and match 6-2. opponents this season. The Tar Saturday. The Eustis Tennis Club the local talent garnered the re­ three points for three terrific quar­ which made the score 13-9 as the I ^^^ The ranks of the competitors in team, composed of Ike Merrill, Bob found itself on the wrong end of a mainder of the twenty. Merrill, Carol Cooney was not so success­ ters, the big blue team from the game went into the last quarter. (0 the Intra-Mural Tennis Tourna­ Enck, Dexter Ward and Tommy 4-1 score, when Bob Robertson and Enck, Ward and Johnson will sim­ ful. He dropped the first set 6-1 X Club saw an almost certain vic­ With defeat staring them in the Ii ment have again been decimated. Johnson cleaned house on the De- "Chet" Eastwood finally decided to ply spell p-o-i-s-o-n for even the and the second set and match to tory snached from their hands, face, the K. A.'s broke loose, and i>it Bill Whalen slipped from the melee Remorselessly the process of elimi­ land squad, overwhelming them by call it a day, and finished up the toughest competition, if Saturday's IMaxwell 8-6. when Bill Whalen, stellar Kappa and sank three consecutive field nation goes on. Of the thirteen men score of 19 1-2 to 1-2, at the San­ doubles match 8-6, 8-6. These boys match was any sample of the way Bob Dunbar met an unusual op­ Alpha forward, sank three beauti­ goals, which brought the crowd to in the running at this time last ford Country Club Saturday aftex- make up the No. 1 doubles team, the I up. ponent in Miss Arlene Kruze, state ful baskets in the final minutes of its feet in acclaim. The X Club weeE, only six remain to swing and are a sweet pair in action. Bob By the time this goes to press, women single champion. Dunbar play to give the Kappa Alpha fra­ tried desperately to stem the suii. their raquets. Ike Merrill, former University of has a wicked serve, while "Chet" the first half of the Intra-mural had his hands full and realized that ternity a 19-15 victory over the X den tide but a few moments latet With six men, three of whom are Florida star, made short work of has an uncanny eye for the close Basketball tourney will be practic­ his honor was pretty much at Club, and first place in the Intra­ the whistle blew, ending one of the of equally high caliber, fighting it Dave Jewett, of Stetson, 3-0, under work around the net. ally over, and either the X Club or stake. The score was 4-4, Dunbar mural Basketball tournament. A most hectic games of the bask^ out, the individual championship is the scoring rules of the Nassau In the absence of their No. 3 the K. A.'s will be sitting on top seemed to have paled a little, but record crowd attended to see the ball tourney. still very much in doubt. However, system.' man, Bob Dunbar graciously con­ of the world. If anyone wants a after a strenuous fight he won 9-7. play-off of the two big teams for the Rollins Hall team is virtually Bob Enck, Rollins, gave his op­ descended to take on the 17-year- good sure-thing bet, our advice is The second set was a little more first place. certain of garnering the team ponent, Charles Campbell, a simi­ old daughter of the Eustis' team's to bet on the Irish Sweepstakes or mannerly. Miss Kruze took this set Son Wins Suit Against Father championship trophy. Carl Sweet lar trouncing. manager and coach. Bob took the something eas^y, and stay away 6-4. For the third set and the The big blue team showed its su­ Lowell, Mass. (UP) — Willian and Dick Camp are now in the Dexter Ward stroked his way to first four games in a rather gallant from wagering on the outcome of match Dunbar eked out a victory periority for three periods, display­ Blake, 11, sued his father for ^00 same bracket of the semi-finals. Victory, to the tune of 2 1-2 to 1-2 and easy manner, when the storm the Rollins Basketball tournament. over Miss Kruze by the score of ing a brilliant offense game led by damages and won his case. The This assures Rollins Hall of at over T. P, Warlow, of Orlando and broke. The young lady, who, inci The second half of the tourna- 6-3. Bob Enck and Bill Miller, and a boy had been injured by an auto­ least one man in the finals. Sweet mobile driven by the elder Blake. Deland. Idently, turned out to be the State , ^ent will probably be much tight- Carl Sweet took the first two stonewall defensive game, which is favored to win over Camp. Tommy Johnson, last Rollins Woman's champion, settled down to |er than the first. Three referees, sets he played 6-2 and 6-1. Robert­ the eager K. A. team was unable Carrol Cooney, of Rollins Hall is man, made it a sweeping victory business, and two hours later found two ambulances, a corps of Marines son and Eastwood took the doubles to penetrate. The end of the first Old Tradition Is Broken in the quarter-finals. It is possi­ for the Tars by defeating Dick El­ the set still at deuce, 8-8. Bob fi-|and one basketball will be consid- in the first two sets, 8-6, 8-6. This quarter showed the X Club leading Beloit, Wis. (UP)—A tradition ble for him to advance to the finals ton, 2 to 1. nally managed to win two out of, ered the essential equipment for concluded the match and cinched by a score of 7-4. of many years' standing was bw- by winning his next two matches; Rollins will face the Stetson Hat­ three, after Miss Eustis became! basketball during the next two the victory for Rollins. The ten­ The second quarter also went to ken when students substituted for .thus making the finals an all Rol­ ters in a return match next Sat­ hungry and went home for supper. |-weeks of play. All participants of nis team has thus far this season the X Club, 11-8, with Whalen, administration officials in conduct­ lins Hall battle. But two capable urday, January 4, at the College Good thing for Bob she wasn't on this gentle sport are asked to wear been successful, and by the looks Doyle and Rogers unable to break ing chapel services at Beloit Col­ men, Chan Johnson, of the Chase Arms course in Deland, at 2 P. M. diet! 1 metal name tags to aid in identi- of things should complete an n- away to score. The third quarter lege. The move was planned to in­ Hall team, and Chet Eastwood, of And not to be outdone, the Rol-.fication. Just good, clean fun! defeated season. furious as the X crease student interest. the X Club, stand in Cooney's path to the finals. Either of them may defeat Cooney. NEWS OF The results of last week's matches show but one close strug­ gle. In the high wind .of last Fri­ WOMENS day Dick Camp barely eked out a 7-5, 7-5 win over Jack Howden. On SPORTS the day before Jack had beaten Linton Malone 6-2, 6-3. In a third luch as field hockey round encounter Stuart Eaton comparatively new sport for dropped to Chan Johnson two sets, here in the United States, playe: 6-2, 6-2, and the match. Delta Rho have improved rapidly since the Gamma, No. 1; Wally Childs, drove as introduced ten years ago. too skillfully for Everret Roberts, However, in one line there has been of Theta Kappa Nu. He won, 6-3, little attempt to further the sport 6-4. is in organized team-play. Jack McDowall, athletic director, Whenever an American aggrega­ plans to postpone the finals match tion meets a Canadian or British until the finalists of the doubles eleven, this fact becomes glaring. tournament have been decided. It is well-known that individualism These two matches will then fea­ is an American characteristic . . . ture some Saturday afternoon in this is evidenced in almost any the near future instead of an en­ sport here in the States . . . how­ gagement between the Rollins Ten­ ever, inasmuch as hockey is essenti­ nis team and that of another ally a game of team-work, the school. this year have emphasied The Doubles Tournament this phase more than any other. Without much fanfare the Intra- The Sport at Rollins Mural Doubles Tournament started Field hockey is the major sport on Monday of this week. No here at Rollins during the winter matches have been played to date. At this point it is impossible to term and thirty girls are now en- foresee the final result. Few, if n practicing stickwork and any, of the teams have ever played formations every Tuesday and together in any college tournament. Thursday afternoons at Harper- The success of individual players in Shepbard field. The players go the singles tournament is an indi­ out at 4 o'clock and go through cation, but not a true guide to the practice until five. Recognizing One of Napoleon's soldiers rose to fame on the "Burn­ possible outcome. the sport's popularity here, the ath­ ing Oven" trick. A roariug fire was built in an oven letic department has secured a doz­ ...the temperature rose to 600° F. Into the oven Doubles strategy is entirely sep- en and a half new sticks for pros­ walked the "fire king," M. Chabert, carrying several erate from singles technique, A pective players. However, there is raw steaks. A few minutes later the doors were flung Ifs fun to be fooled team to win must maintain a high a definite need for seasoned play­ nide and out he stepped ... safe and sound... with standard of co-operation. For this ers inasmuch as progress cannot be the steaks thoroughly cooked. reason many excellent singles play^ made rapidly without stiff competi­ ers are complete flops in a dou^ tion for the advanced players; tXPLANATIONi ...it's more fun to KNOW bles match. Two dubs working with there are gaps in almost every Heat rises. When Chabert entered the oven he hung co-ordination have won many i team, either in the forward line or the steaks above the fire, in the center of the oven, "The Burning Ovan" is an old illusion essary heat treatment. But remember doubles tournament. defensive positions. then dropped to the floor at the side, covering his head which has played a leading role in ciga­ that heat treatment never makes cheap, With twenty-four different com^ with a hood made from his shirt. He breathed through inferior tobacco good. It is not in heat Highlights of Game small air holes in the floor. When the steaks were rette advertising. Its modern name is binations in the field, and with the "Heat Treatment." treatments, but in more costly tobacco added possibility of a dark horse Although to the casual observer cooked be threw back the hood, grabbed the steaks, and hockey appears as little more than stepped out in triumph. EXPLANATION: All cigarette manufac­ and fine blending, that Camels find coming through, this doubles tour­ their appealing mildness and flavor. nament should be even more inter­ another women's game to exercise turers use the heat-treating process. esting than the singles tournament. oneself it is as highly developed Cheap, harsh, raw tobaccos require These teams which received byes both in teamwork and ability re­ intensive processing under high tem­ It is a fact, weii Icnown by are: Kuhns and Whitelaw, Kappa quired as any organized men's peratures. The more expensive tobac­ leaf tobacco experts, that Phi Sigma; Tilden and Child, Delta sport. Two years ago the British cos, which are naturally mild, call for Cameis are made from finer, Rho Gamma; Johnson and Sealover, team met the Canadian team for a only a moderate application of heat. MORE EXPENSIVE tobaccos than Chase Hall; Eastwood and Robert­ series of games. For deceptive The first Camel cigarette was manu­ any other popular brand. son, X Club; Stephenson and Hor­ passing, speed and smoothness they factured under the heat-treating process. ton, Kappa Alpha; Peper and Rob­ far surpassed the average college Every one of the billions of Camels You sense this quality in the mildness erts, Theta Kappa Nu; Morrow and football game. However, the fact produced since has received the nec­ ... the distinctive flavor... of Camels. Klosterman, Rho Lamda Nu, and remains that the majority of play­ More costly tobaccos and a matchless Cooney and Sweet, of Rollins Hall. ers go out simply to be playing a blend tell the story of Camel leader­ game rather than to improve their ship in public confidence. shots or learn new passes. There­ Nurse Enrollment Decreased fore, it is evident that the women Try Camels. Judge them critically. Compare them with others for mild­ St. Louis (UP)—The supply of players here need not only to recog­ nurses is decreasing, according to nize the worth of hockey, but also ness, for throat-ease, for good taste. records of the Washington Uni­ to improve its place here as a Key your taste to quality! Camels come versity School of Nursing, here. sport. to you fresh and cool...in the air-tight, The enrollment at the school dur­ welded Humidor Pack that keeps ing 1932 decreased 40 per cent dryness outside and freshness inside. from 1931. Dummy Mistaken for Body Racine, Wis. (UP)—Reports that Milford, Mich. (UP)—Dan H. a body was floating in a river here JVO TRICKS Smith, Milford mayor, has a job caused activity in the river rescue he can't quit. He has been trying squad and collection of a crowd of to resign ever since he was elected horrified spectators on Fourth , > JUST COSTLIM I seven years ago. But the voters Street bridge. A grappling hook re-elect him each year, despite his revealed instead a water-soaked protests. dummy. TOBACCOS A MATCHLESS BI.ENP