A fie Miami ©§ Hurricane E W S THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 4, 1937 NUMBER 17 Tubbs Confers To Appear in ers Meet Western With U. of Iowa Fifth Concert Monday Reserve Monday Night Officials Today Fifth Concert Will Feature Grainger Hurricane Mentor Being As Soloist, Conductor h Wasman Represent Considered There For PfMiami; Arend Chosen Coaching Position Alternate Famed Pianist, Composer, Conductor, Who Made American Hurricane Solicits Funds WILL DECIDE TODAY Debut In 1915, Will Appear With Symphonic ARGUE AFF^MATIVE * or Flood Area Victims The Hurricane learned this morn­ ing that there is a movement afoot Band; To Play the Grieg Concerto University of Miami affirma- by the University of Miami Alumni Th ! bate team will meet Western udeata Assn. and local sports writers to eD hl^SSHW ^ .«* ^ulty members are going The soloist and guest conductor for the fifth subscription tive d University of Cleveland, supply Coach Irl Tubbs with an ve helv the flood concert with the University of Miami Symphonic Band at Or­ Reser University auditorium, The Hurt T* t° »uflere™. incentive, both financial and other­ io in aS bee Uth rized Dr 0h ' ight, February 8, at eight secretary of trTr r ° ^ - ** *. W. Pearson, wise, to remain at Miami. chestra Hall next Monday evening will be that glorious person­ * £ The subject for debate is ^^tefLoftte^mversity, to solicit contributions which will age, the pianist-composer-conductor, Percy Grainger. cl °' ° lved: That Congress Should be be turned over to the local chapter of Coach Irl Tubbs, Hurricane foot­ Grainger's ReS V appearance with the ° red to Fix Minimum Wages the American Red Cross. Helene ball mentor, is in Iowa City today band last season created a profound *?iTximum Hours in Industry." HonorLiterary Couch, vice-president of the student where he will confer with University impression upon critics and music an body, has been placed in charge of Negro Choir To ?,rii;am Probasco and Milton Was- of Iowa officials regarding the pos­ lovers. Especially noticeable was his ! were chosen by Mrs. 0. E. Mot- Society Will Be the drive. ition of head football coach at the unusually fine conductorial ability, ^ Mr. W. S. Mason, and Mr. W. J. A box was placed in the cafeteria Big Ten school. Give Program At which, heretofore had not been asso­ ter, yesterday for the reception of contri­ Hester, judges in the final tryouts The coaching job at Iowa was va­ ciated with the virtuoso. varsity team, to represent butions, and it is planned to continue Percy Aldridge Grainger was born for the Reorganized cated recently when Ossie Solem ac­ Assembly Friday jniversity in inter-collegiate de- this project for a week or ten days. cepted a similar position at Syracuse at Brighton, Melbourne, Australia, as the affirmative team with Each day the receipts will be turned University. Since then the Iowa ath­ July 8, 1882. His mother, devoted to over to Dr. Pearson, who will then fff Arend as alternate. The neg- letic department has been dickering A Capella Chorus of Florida music, sat beside him for two hours Dr. Lowe Invites English give the money over to the local Red L team includes Dave Hendrick, with Tubbs, Matty Bell of Southern N. and C. L Will Make daily while he studied the piano from Majors To Discuss Cross. Several contributions have al­ Methodist University, and Dutch his sixth to his tenth year. He then third-year varsity debater, and ready been received. Lome Weinkle, winner of the Ora- New Books Bergerman, of Catholic U. 1st Appearance Here studied with Louis Pabst, in Mel­ bourne, appearing publicly at the age orical Contest. Robert Boyer was Students and faculty members are AH three were invited to Iowa city urged to give as much as possible for of ten. By the time he was twelve he elected for the position of alternate. this week in order that a final decis­ The a capella Florida Normal Jub­ The Honor Literary Society will this worthy cause. Anyone so desir­ had earned enough from concerts to Members of the Western Reserve ion might be made. Bell, however, ilee Singers will present a program reconvene next Thursday evening in ing may place his contribution in an go with mother to Germany, for fur­ team are Norman A. Sugarman and renewed his contract with Southern of musical selections during the as­ the Social Hall of the University at envelope with his name on it. The ther musical studies. Irwin S. Haiman. Methodist early in the week, narrow­ sembly period tomorrow morning at 8 p.m. Those whose attendance- is re­ names and amounts will then be listed In 1901, they settled in London, Sugarman, a junior, has been ex­ ing the field down to Tubbs and 10:10. The band program originally quested are: Keva Albury, Nedra in next Peek's Hurricane. Grainger touring England, Australia, Bergerman, of which pair Tubbs is re­ PERCY GRAINGER scheduled for this date will be post­ tremely active in public speaking and Brown, Julie Davitt, Florence Fowler, South Africa, Holland, Scandinavia, ported the most likely to be selected. poned till March 6. has participated in more than seventy Virginia Hastings, Travis Lee Harris, and other European countries. In the fall of 1935, Irl Tubbs and forum and intercollegiate debates in Louise Herbert, Mary Hunt, Marcia The Negro choir, which is com­ Although Bach has always been his Harvard Athlete his assistant Pat Boland came to the past three years, including a Hargrove, Marie Reichard, Freda Owre To Address posed of twenty members, has sung favorite composer, Grainger has also Miami from Superior Normal Col­ radio debate against Notre Dame Slauter, Audrey Rothenberg, Fay at the Roney Plaza and the Miami been a consistent champion of the lege, Superior, Wisconsin. Just two which officially opened the Iowa tour­ Taylor, Margaret Wright, Richard Is Not Glorified Biltmore. They were presented by moderns, being the first to play De­ years ago that was, yet during the LRvC Tonight nament in 1935, also in an interna­ Arend, Joseph Barclay, Arthur Cav- radio station WIOD yesterday after­ bussy, Ravel, Cyril Scott, Delius, Al- time from that day to this Miami's tional debate with Cambridge Uni­ enaugh, John Esterline, Bradbury Athletic Director Blames noon. beniz, Carpenter, Dett, and Guion in Franklin, Ernest Graham, Warner football team has come from almost Spanish Instructor Will Speak versity, England. Haiman, also a The group is made of students of many lands. Hardman, John Hager, Maxwell Mar­ Alumni for Proselyting nowhere to a spot among the best junior, has also competed in upwards On Conditions In the Florida Normal and Collegiate In 1905, Grainger began to collect vin, and James Parrott. of the nation's gridiron group. of seventy debates. He debated with College Athletes Spain Today Institute. The Institute, located at folksongs with the phonograph, gath­ During the past two seasons the ering many hundred melodies in this Sugarman in the tournament at Wis­ This organization is composed of St. Augustine, is the only school of (By Associated Collegiate Press) Hurricanes have won 11, lost five and Dr. Riis Owre will speak before the manner in England, Denmark, the consin and at the University of Pitts­ senior and junior majors in English, its kind in Florida. Including high Cambridge, Mass.—The Carnegie tied two games. In 1935 they got off International Relations Club to­ South Seas, and other lands. burgh. who have an interest in reading, to­ school, normal school, and college, it Foundation would get a rude jolt if to a poor start, losing three of their night on the topic, "Spain To­ It was in 1907 that Grieg heard The negative team will meet St. gether with a few students from other has a campus of one thousand acres it were to make an investigation of (Continued on Page Four) day." The meeting will be held in the (Continued on Page Four) Thomas College of Scranton, Penn­ departments who have elected cours­ and twelve buildings. Among these college athletics today, says William Social Hall, starting at 8 o'clock. sylvania, on Thursday, February 11. es in literature. Meetings will be held are a large swimming pool and gym­ J. Bingham, Harvard University's Dr. Owre, assistant professor of the second Thursday of each month nasium, a girls' and a boys' dormi­ athletic director. Delta Tau Showboat Spanish, has traveled extensively in Botanists On Field during the academic year at 8 p.m. tory, an auditorium, and a dining Student Aid Program In his annual report to Pres. James the Spanish peninsula, and has stud­ in the Social Hall of the University. hall. B. Conant, Bingham explained that Will Feature John ied the customs and language of the Trip Get Specimens An informal program in which new Gives Employment to subsidizing is practiced more now people carefully. He will discuss con­ They have baseball and football books of importance in the field of Steele In Floor Show Of Snakes and Algae than ever. ditions that have led to the present teams and emphasize physical educa­ More Than 120,000 literature will be discussed. "There is more shopping around by struggle in Spain. tion. Student religious groups, in­ athletes today than ever before," he Parrott's Showboat Swingsters cluding Y.M.C.A., Y.W.C.A. and Water Moccasins Discovered The Honor Literary Society was The International Relations Club is reported, "and the pathetic part of B.Y.P.U., have been organized. U.of M. Allotted $1050 Monthly originally organized in 1926. To Provide Music working slowly toward its goal of a By Class While on Trip this picture is that some college pres­ From Which 70 Students Friday Night collection of Latin-American coins, To Everglades idents either do not know or do not to be presented to the School of Bus­ Receive Aid want to know that these practices John Steele, the only man ever iness Administration.