Miami Hurricane, November 11, 1932

              THE MIAMI HURRICANE
VOL. VII.
THE OFFICIAL STUDENT PUBLICATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA, NOVEMBER 11, 1932
NO. 6.
Baby Hurricanes Meet Florida Frosh Tonight
TRIAL SLATED - calendar TEN THOUSAND FOR MONDAY; IS	ISLANDS ARE
OPEN TO ALL JT“ p"k ’ STRANGE, WILD
Freshmen at Moore Park,
P. M.
Friday, November 11 — Armistice Day.
Saturday, November 12—Lambda Phi scrority entertaining with dance at the home of Mrs. Al-
Arrangements for the impending fred Franklin, 425 N. E. 21st | STORY OF GIFFORD’S SPEech _ trial, which will decide the valid- Street.	|	By Pauline Lasky
ity or invalidity of the recent elec- Monday, November 14 — Sorority Due west of Miami on the Gulf
Plaintiff and Defendant Give Pre-trial Statements For Press
Dr. John C. Gifford Advocates Making National • Park There
and fraternity meetings.
coast of Florida is an archipelago
tion cf chief justice of the honor court of the University, have been completed and it is announced that it will take place soon.
Legal representatives for Ben
“Beebs” Berner who is contesting WJFE Qp CLOUSE the election, will be Bill McLeod.
Robert Louys is prosecuting at-	HOME EC. WRITER ! wildness of the country excludes
torney. Mr. I P. Henderson will	! mankind except for a transient so
GAME SPONSORS Miss Roxburgh Lewis and Miss Mary Elizabeth Eisenmeyer will be sponsors for the University of . Miami Freshmen team and Miss Mary Lee Parker and Miss Mary Dean Fowler will sponsor the University of Florida Freshmen team at the game tonight at Moore Park.
Pi Chi Celebrates Anniversary With Banquet; Speeches
FRESHMEN AND VARSITY PLAY AT SAME TIME
Undefeated Freshman Eleven Face Strongest Team Of Schedule
Wednesday, November 16 — called the Ten Thousand Islands Tea in Y. W. C. A. room from —patches of mangrove in a laby-
12 to 2.	rinth of streams through which the	------
tides sweep in and out. Here the Edwards and Holdsworth Fea-forces of nature are too violent for tured on Founder’s Day human contentment. The sheer	Program
The Moore Park battle front will echo to some cf the heaviest football firing tonight, as the Baby Hurricanes clash with one of the best Florida Frosh teams ever turned out by the State institution.
Tommy McCann’s varsity will also play tonight, taking on the Rollins Tars, at Orlando in their fourth game of the season.
Both teams will be upholding
The seventh anniversary of the
ronresent Silver Sauarcia defend- «. .•	,	»	... T	. jcurn. After a visit of a few days founding of the Pi Chi fraternity tradition.- which date back to when
represent	Squarc.a,	Medical Association Journal the traveller emerges from its fast- was celebrated Monday night at a the school first opened.
•	Prints Her Article	„esses bewildered by electric “Founders Day Banquet’’ by the A Rollins team has never been
. L,ern.er 3 i™8 6 "“¿i	Vitamin	lights and the speed of autos. Like alumni and active members at able to take a Miami team into
for pub>ication.	e says, on t	many lost lands of the tropics it which time the organization of the camp. Out of 5 meetings between
feel ob lg to justi y t e reason j r-- u owan ouse, _wi e	g|eepg jn peace unknown and alone	alumni association was formed. The	the two teams, Miami has won four
or reasons which motivated pre	0f Mr. J. H. Clou=e of the Uni-	because of its inaccessibility. So	association will be one of the first	and tied one. Last year, the Hur-
vious contested elections. I do	versity faculty, had her article on	near and yet so far> it is doubtless	fraternity alumni of the university,	ricanes handed Rollins their only
know however that I am justified	Vitamin B published in the July j	one of the strangest and wildest	There are 78 members of Pi Chi.	defeat of the season and the Tars
in contesting the election in view	issue 0f the Journal of the Amer-	of tropical shcres. ¡t is natural,	Dr John Thora Holdsworth, dean	wiU ** fi«htinK tonight to avenge
of the fact that the polls were in-|ican Medical Association. This has wholly unaffected by man>3 ¡nter- of the	of busines adminis- that setback- The Roll>ns record
advertently closed and, further, that those students who were thus prevented from voting could have changed the results of the electior. lb. Squarcia received a majority by only one vote.”
Silver Squarcia made the following statement to the press: “I maintain that this was one of the
recently been reprinted in booklet! ference> and one of the few places tratio]li and Carlos EdwardSi past!s0 far this year is _as follow8: 7-fcrm-	j on earth that can be given to pos- president of the Sigma Nu chapter Alabama Teachers, 7. .20, Florida
Mrs. Clouse is a graduate of the \ terity without mutilation or change 0f the University of Florida were 6; 12’ 8outb Georgia State, 0. University of Chicago with the de- of any kind.	gUest speakers. Dr. Holdsworth, McCann's bo>’s are >n fme shape
gree of S. M„ and was for four Dr John c Gifford, eminent pro- spcke on the part that fraternities for tonights battle with the excep-years instructor there in the de- fessor cf tropical forestry at the have taken in the development of tlon of Norman Foote- who 18 out partment of home economics. Mrs. University of Miami, has ascended the university.	_	with a bad knee.
Clouse was also associate professor alI the rivers found in this archi- Stanford Kimbrough, eminent Tbe Baby Hurricanes are faced of home economics in the Umver- pelaeo. and says:	„„—=, „ .	wlth a tough	tonl&ht-
No team has ever turned back a
pelago, and	says:	commander, was	toastmaster,
fairest elections ever held in	the	sity	of Tennessee for	one year.	«j can think of	no other profit-	Stuart Patton spoke	for the fra-
University. I believe that the	stu-	A	number of years	ago she	pub-	able uses to	which	this island chain	ternity and	Rhendal	Butler redent body agrees with me in	this |	lished a book in conjunction	with jean be put	than as a curiosity to	sponded for	the alumni. Follow-
Miami Frosh team in 7 years of competiticn. But in the Florida
respect. And since my opponent is Mrs.Katherine Blount, then head of| be closely scrutinized, and as a ing the banquet members of the Frcsh’ the Baby Hurricanes *ll[ contesting its validity, I shall do the home economics department of [home for the countless wild crea- 1933.33 pledge class were present be meelmg lbe m0:!t Powe”ul
my utmost to prove, to the satis-¡the University of Chicago, and now tures that are native there. In one dur,ng the speaking.
squad turned out by Florida Unifiction of the honor court, that he president of Connecticut College cf the wide estuaries I saw a green	«¡111.-. tk. ,1., ’in 'ersity in many moons. They
is in the wrong. But, in event the L Women in New London.	¡boat-shaped island. Tradition says	-amped Norman Park College by
honor court upholds Mr. Berner’s	____________________ this was once a pirate ship which " j“. P RupnHai R il !	3 8C°re °f ° l° ° Week’ WUUUn*
cUims, I feel confident that the Precinct At University	was chased inland and grounded.	Bernard f J Tt'iT ^
student body will again elect me to | Has Good Republican Vote Soon the wood changed to soil and ““^re^and ™aJer. The Vk R h	Tf
this high office”	______ ! now it is nothing but a peaceful ^ams, secretary aim treasurer, me The Baby Hurricanes came out of
located at the Uni- patch of green. Another mystical, MS0C,a ’fl11 hold r"ont ly mee ' the F. M. I. battle last week in fine
magical transformation—a moving at f.ra , y	the --hape and will present their full
.	.	. . first Monday of each month. Plans _„fu ,
warring craft becomes a quiet_______ t______,	___.__strength tonight.
island.”
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Debate Tryouts To Be Held ¡versity of Miami gave returns of November 22 in Auditorium an unusual nature. The Republic-
t an vote was heavier than the na-A tryout fer the purpose of sel- tional average. One Republican
were formulated, for the coming Here are the opening lineups:
ecting the University Debating received more votes than his Dem- Islands—have neter been counted, Team will be held Tuesday evening ocratic opponent. This man was but being so multitudinous and so November 22nd in the Auditorium, Glenn B. Skipper, candidate for alike, it is very easy to become lost
Kenneth R. Close, debate coach, an- congress at large.	among them.
Taking the trip in imagination,
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These islands - Ten Thousand year atK the ^nization meeting. MIAMI
Members of the alumni associa- pjckett
tion are Harry Gray, Charles Eng- w Buck lish, R. E. Gibson, Wright Pea-
Wt. Pos. Wt. FLORIDA
nounced Monday.	The results were as follows:
The question for intercollegiate Hoover__________________________ 140
debate this year will be “Resolved Roosevelt----------------------- 149 Mr> MjHer Captures Fifty
body, William Haynie, White, J. R. Burkhalter, Lyons, Bernard Pahls, Courtney, Porter Norris,
H. Buck
PhilliP Leonard
Herman
Clifford
Rhendal
Combs
Kuder
Wilson
Hankin
Fahrney
Butler, O. W. Brooks, Reed WU- Eook
that the United States should agree Glenn B Skipper ...---------- 141	for ReiKarch'Work liams’ Gaylord Williams’ James F' Baker
to the cancellation of interallied j. gears__________-1__________137	^	_________ X. O’Brien, Theodcre Bleier, and Rankj
war debt8”	¡Dave Scholtz ----------------- 160	^ Mi„er> head o£ the zooicgy William Fenwick.
Everyone interested in debating w j Howey----------------------131 department, has recently augment- Founders of the fraternity were
is invited to tryout. A construe- j M Lee------------------------168 ed the laboratory specimens with J- R- Burkhalter, Albert Bell, Cur-
tive speech of not over 5 minutes A F. Knotts------------------— 103 about fifty heaithy scorpions. These ley Edwards, Herman Lyons, Roger
is to be given on either side of the Dan Hardie------------------183 were coiiected by Mr. Miller and Ashman, Theodore Bleier, and
question. Following all of the con- Hugh q. Williams------------- 95- party in the vicinty 0f n. E. 39th Clifford Courtney.
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Turner
Fleming
Hale
Ware
Scarboro’
Bullock
Hance
Chace
Warren
Hanover Institute Will
Award 25 Scholarships
street, where, apparently, is the Girls Go To Rollins	scorpion population centre cf the Interfraternity Council
will give a rebuttal of any points
raised in the constructive speeches.	sororities wiU be repres- Miami vicinity. Mr. Miller will use
Judges will be Mr. Close and Mr.	at the Miami-Rollins game these specimens in connection with
Strawinski.	Thursday night at Winter Park, bis research work in the several
Material on the question may be	are; Mlss Josephine Mon- varieties of scorpions
Convenes in A.K.A. Room
The interfraternity council meeting was held in the Alpha Kappa [and
Announcement has recently been made by the Overseas Educational Institute cf Hanover, N. H., of 25 full scholarships that it is offering to deserving students for study in France, Germany and Switzer-
obtained at the desk in the Library,	Zeta phi Misses Mary Fran- \ Mr. Miller has been sending reg- Alpha room W ednesday. Luncheon A new development in modem
»nd is not to be removed from the. Roberts Betty Harley, Ernes- uiar shipments of Florida grass- wai served after the meeting. educational organization is reveal-Library.	ce~	’
Girl Student in Accident
Miss Lillian McGahey received Lam a_________
a fractured jaw and numerous bruises in an automobile accident lust week. She is improving and is 1
tine Hughe5, and Kathryn Tomkin- hoppers to the Rockefeller Institute The Alpha Kappa Alpha scrority ed in tbe program of the Institute, son Delta Tau, and Eileen Dudley, ¡for Medical Research. Experiments held its monthly meeting in the a school which, in addition to pre-
with these insects were began last room last Monday night.
I summer and, since the investigations were not completed, Mr. Mil- There are twenty-eight villages ents the opportunity of travel and
paring fer junior college and college entrance requirements, pres-
SENATE MEETING	....	,
Th will be a Senate meeting ler is supplying the specimens, and cities in the United States association with European univer-
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’»“*■ *»• time next week.	,aior.	1
Colorado
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