Miami Hurricane, May 26, 1933

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Matheson - All University Dance Is Tonight
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By Smith Perkins
RIPLEY TELLS OF TRAVELS IN DISTANT LANDS
President B. F. Ashe
Already the propaganda for the University is showing results. Sev- Famous eral high school seniors have reported being favorably influenced by the talks made by University representatives throughout South Florida. The announcement of extended courses in the various col-
Cartoonist Draws Largest Assembly Of Year
Like a conquering hero Robert L. Ripley arrived in Miami, last
_____________________ __________ week- He is the first such hero, 1
leges have produced animated dis- °U1 kncmied{»e, who has made
cussion. The Miami daily news- 1 Jrand entree by airplane, in-1 duct in news stories and editorials. *tea<	raeans of a noble white :
papers are pushing a native pro- _°rs*!’ P'umes’ an<i l°nK lines of Now illustrated pamphlets are be- •' horsemen and captives to ing issued, will be sent throughout pi00^ tbe battle, the north.	The famous cartoonist and ex- j
If every student of the Univer- P^orer landed here after having sity of Miami would reserve one sperA over two months in collect- j paragraph in every letter they i da*a ^or his universally-known sent out of town to a discussion of caltoons on the oddities in our hu- j the benefits of Miami, and school, man existence. On this tour he the attendance here might be kas j°urneyed over 24,000 miles double the present enrollment. | visiting in the ‘ Dark” continent, j _______________________	and the Latin lands of romance,'
There will be a benefit dance and has added tweOty new coun-Friday night in the school gymna- *r'es	bst ^ands visited,
sium, for the University’s “Hard- ‘And’” said the modern Marco | Luck Paul.” Every organization PoI°’ “belleve jt or not, I am glad
on the campus is cooperating. Stu-
to get home!”
ORGANIZATION S COOPERATE IN BENEFIT AFFAIR
Matheson’s Leg Fractured Second Time This School Year

WAS OUT TWO MONTHS
Broken First In Grid Game With Murray Teachers College
dents are voluntarily canvassing :	introducing Mr. Ripley,!
Coral Gables and Miami to sell George Hussey mentioned the. fact j tickets. It will be a good dance, tkat the explorer had been in 152 for a good fellow, who has been countries, during his life-time. i President Ashe » t0 sPeak at the commencement exercises of Stet-willing to do all in his power for	—-------------------	son University, Deland, Florida, at which time he will be awarded an
his school. Let’s show him we ap- ( PROGRAM PLAN 'honorary LL' D~4 greo~________________________________________________________________
preciate him, and wish him a j	^
speedy recovery.	* in A l YEAR Roxie Lewis And Smather Head Beauty
------	School To Reopen October 2; (
One set of elections is over. Al- \ though only one vote decided the j presidency there was no recount, very little discussion, and altogeth-1
Enrollment May Be Doubled
Department Of Who’s Who Contest

Amid great confusion the Hurri- Dave Wharton.
An expensive program is being cane “Who’s Who” contest has jack Sloan was
Tonight is Paul Matheson night. And tonight in the Girls Gymnasium the biggest dance of the year will be held in his honor. The proceeds of the dance will go towards helping to defray the expense of his operation and confinement in the University Hospital and with this thought in mind, every student in the university and thie business men in Coral Gables arid the downtown area are planning to attend and make this gala event a financial success. This dance, backed by every student organization on the campus and indorsed by the administration is expected to draw a capacity crowd.
The following organization have pledged their support to this worthy cause and will turn out -one hundred per cent tonight: Pi Chi, Pi Delta Sigma, Delta Sigma Kappa, Zeta Phi, Phi Alpha, Lambda Phi, Sigma Phi, Delta Tau, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Phi Epsilon Pi, Judge Whitfield, Gamma Delta, “M” Club, and Stray Greek.
The gymnasium will be decorated in a tropical fashion with palms Baer and tropical flowers predominating. Dave Webb is chairman of this committee and will be assisted by George Manley, Olga Minor,
Joe Auer seems to have no competition for the position of most
Jimmie To
of the Election Candidates State Appreciation
My Friends: Permit me to
unanimously
er a good, healthy spirit prevailed, outlined by the University of Mi- come to an illuminating conclu- conceded the most ¡„different stu-Today will be class elections. ] ami during the next few months in sion. Owing to the fact that many	: chool and Geor e
Choose your candidates on their1 an effort to double its enrollment votes were unsigned and there-
qualifications .vote accordingly, j for the coming year which opens fore could not be counted, it is be- *s tbe biggest bull-shooter, and then	forget	about	it.	j October 2. The seventh academic	lieved that the contest is not	Irving	Lewis is the biggest pest,
-------	linear closes June 9. Commence-	wholly representative. Because of	Johnny	Allen	and	Jimmy	Koger Harold Humm, Doris Glendenning.
Talking about school elections— ment is June 5.	| the duplicity of the placements of ran a ciose race fol. the biggest (Continued on page five)
those of	you who are	“free	(or j The university will send out over j	several of the candidates, those	poiiticai	tjtle	and	Howard	Buck __
married)	white,	and twenty-one,” ! 65,000 pieces of literature which	who already had one first place
consider yourselves reminded of will go to every state in the coun- were eliminated from the count in an enn> ^onar ale your city elections. There are i try as well as several foreign coun- other divisions, some good candidate^ running; j tries. This material will include Frank Smathers, a student in the some are better than others; some I information concerning the local law school, raided the under-grad-
have more initiative, are eager to university. This coming year will uate school to win the title 0f conceited boy in school;
push the projects in which you be the first time that the university handsomest boy at the University;	, . .	,	, , .
are interested. Get behind that-has made any concentrated effort: Ellis Sloan ran him a close second. Dest dancers, tne girls ran a small_________________Ll„	________ _____
person, then. Put him in office, to secure new students.	Roxburgh Lewis, our little red- minority vote.
Don’t wait until you can run for Inquiries which far exceed all headed freshman, took the honors The most comical, according to city commissioner and cure ALL past years, have been received by for the prettiest co-ed in school, popular opinion, are Picket Miles, the ills of the world; help someone 1 cally every state in the union. The with Patty Eisenmeyer as her ?nd Charlie Heckman. On the else do a little.	I the registrar’s office from practi- rival.	other hand, Betty Herbert and Art
-------	number of completed applications With an overwhelming vote Rob- Simmonds are the most agreeable.
As to electing responsible men for admission for next year is bie Robertson was selected as the The most outstanding man in to government positions, again, greater than that of July 1st of most popular boy. Bettye Sullivan athletics is Johnny Bates; in law,
Roosevelt .they say, is being given last year.	is his partner, as most popular girl Bob Louys; in commerce, Van support
dictatorial power. It’s probably a! Within the next few days 50,000 in school.	Dudley; in science, Bob Weinstein,
good idea. With the elimination |illustrated booklets will be mailed The best dressed girl and boy in Everett Burdick; in publications, of those destructive flies, the re- - to the high school graduates of school, are, according to popular Harold Humm and George Man-presentatives and senators at the Greater Chicago, New York demand, Millie Iba and Harry ley.
Washington, reconstruction plans City, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Bos- Friedman.	Ross Hartsell is, unanimously,	,	.	.
'	The most studious are Helena the biggest beer-baron in school. “1>pl,nim0ttJ! UspportL wh,eh y0U
Abras and Davis Webb are the thank you for your magnanimous
on my behalf in the recent student election.
JOHN ALLEN
I wish to thank my friends who supported me in the past election.
ANDY SHAW
I thank everyone for their loyal in the student election. ELINOR MIKSITZ
May 17, 1933.
TO MY FRIENDS:
Permit me to thank you for your
should move quicker and	less ex-	ton, and other leading cities
pensively. If you don’t approve of	throughout the country. Several	Littlefield and Johnny McLeod; the	and’ Andy Shaw	and Stewart Pat-
what Roosevelt does, of	course,	leading transportation companies	laziest, on the other hand are	John-	An are the most likely to succeed
that’s too bad!	will assist in the distribution. This	ny Kitchens and, for second	place,	of any students	in the University.
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Coming back to our home state: i (Continued on page five)
Governor Sholtz, lacking the initi-	----------------------
In order to raise funds for a! Meeting Of Those Interested
delegation to an annual confer- In Y- M. C. A. To Be Held ence, the Young People’s League
There yvill be a meeting of all
ative of the President, has allowed	NOTICE
Congress to dictate the govern- All seniors must have all library 0f Trinity Methodist Church is men interested in forming a Y. M.
demonstrated on my behalf in the Student Election Wednesday.
Let us cooperate with the new government in the constructive policies which may be inaugurated for the better welfare of the university.
To the new officers—All Suc-and may they realie tzhat
ment policy and speed of recon- books in the hands of the librarian; presenting a play tonight at the C. A. on this campus, Tuesday, my aim shall always be one of ser-struction action. He has requested by Friday, May 26 or credits may I ^ Merritt Junjor Hj h School May 30th, at 10:30 a. m. in the vice and humanitarianism, and that increased powers, but the repre- be withheld.	| u„ „_L„	____j _ | Girls Social HalL	it will please me if I may be of
sentatives of the people think they All undergraduates books must have not yet sufficient proof of be in before Friday, June 2. his ability and reliablity to give	M. TEBO
him the control he desires.	1	Librarian
This will be an organization some assistance to them in the
“Mr. Bob” is the title and it is a j
riotous comedy which should prove me€ting with the election of offi- diil^m^of"tteir'“re^eti« to be a full evening’s entertain- cers, and planning for next year, duties, powers, and responsibilities.
ment for everyone attending. | AD men are requested to attend.
JOHN ALLEN