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THE CORAL GABLES RIVIERA

FRIDAY, NOV. [?] - THE CORAL GABLES RIVIERA - PAGE 7 -

TY-TALK By BARBARA BROWN

Never! Never has there been a game in football history to equal the Miami-Texas Tech game! At least that's the way every University of Miami student felt after the final whistle blew last Friday night. With the score Miami-6, Texas Tech-0. No one wanted to go home. Cheerleaders did cartwheels, the band members conga'd, and the crowd cheered for more. When the students finally left the stadium, they headed for the "U" Club. Down at the Coral Gables Country Club Girls took advantage of the cooler weather to wear some of their new winter clother. Mimi Marquette was success itself in cardinal red corduroy trimmed with miniature gold awards. Her escort was Lee Bailey from Kentucky who is visiting Bill Landrum. Rip O'Reilly's date was Betty Hatch, who wore a natural color dress with a brown hat. Bobbie Crim, wearing a tan wool suit with green and black accessories, was celebrating the victory success with Hank Grass. Howard Hansen and Betti Ann Westerdahl were making merry together at the dance. Betti Ann wore a green and brown plaid skirt with yellow wool jacket and green hat. The main subject of conversation during intermissions was-can't you guess-Miami's victory. It didn't take the newly arrived English cadets long to get accustomed to American tradition. There were two rows of them in the freshman section cheering and helping with the card stunts as if they had been watching football games instead of rugby, all their lives. Their cheers were in the good old English style - "Blawck those Cowboys!" Muriel Smith, the new drum majorette of the University of Miami band, will hold that position for the next four years since she has been awarded a full four-year scholarship for her twirling and acrobatics. She what she is performing on the field for turning complete flips in the air is part of her routine. Muriel graduated from Ponce de Leon High School last June where she was leader of the school drills. Alvalyn Boege and Jo Thomas are the two co-eds whom you will see dressed in all their finery sitting on the football bench this Friday night, for they are to be the sponsors of the West Virginia Wesleyan game. All girls on campus are on pins and needles trying to find out who has been chosen to rule as Queen of the Homecoming Game. But no one will know until the lucky lady's name is announced at the tea dance, November 14, at the Gables Country Club. In the meantime, all sorority girls are keeping their fingers crossed in the hopes that their particular candidate will win. Speaking of sororities, the pledge classes are getting down to work with their new officers. Leaders of the Zeta Tau Alpha pledges are Mildred Andre, president; Mary Ruth Hayes, vice-president; and Genny O'Keefe, treasurer; Chi Omega pledges elected Barbara Browne, president; Dot Parmelee, secretary, and Sue Ogden, treasurer. Martha Kautzman and Jean

Hitler Will Fail in Russia Opinion of Maurice Hindus

By HELENE ZIMMERMAN (Special to The Riviera) GAINESVILLE, GA., Nov. 6--"What Is Happening To Russia" was the subject of the lecture given by Maurice Hindus in the Brenau auditorium this week. Mr. Hindus, who is a well-known writer, lecturer, and commentator and who for eighteen years has traveled around Europe spoke before a large crowd made up of Brenau girls, faculty members, and citizens of Gainesville. Hindus maintained that Adolf Hitler will never conquer Russia. Although he might occupy parts of Russia, it will be impossible for him to conquer this large nation. There are many reasons for this he stated, the first and most important one being the size of Russia. This held true in the days of Napoleon as it does today. The second reason is that Russia is a revolutionary country; the people are hardened to the conditions and intend to fight to the finish. His third reason is that Hitler will more than likely find Russia a ruinid nation as a reuslts will probably hit Russia this winter .The Russians have destroyed their own supplies to keep them from falling into the hands of the enemy. Mr. Hindus stated that the outcome of this war will have a great effect on our lives. "Whatever a country has a revolution it does something to the minds of the people and the war now will effect the future a great deal," he said. "In Russia the government is the sole ruler. Everyone works for the government no matter what the type of work may be," Hindus told his audience. "This country is not a militaristic nation, but will be if Hitler occupies England. Then we, too, will grow up with an emphasis on dying as well as on living," he said. "Hitler is destroying the culture of the conquered countries and we must do everything in our power to keep him from occupying England," Hindus pointed out. Hindus' answer to the question, "Will Hitler Conquer Russia?" is "no". There are three hundred million Slavs and only eighty million Germans in the world today. Therefore it will be impossible for him to conquer Russia, is his contention.

PASTOR TO BE GIVEN RECEPTION

The Rev. and Mrs. Carl Stackman will be tendered a reception at 5:30 p. m. Friday Nov. 14, at the Congregational Church. Following the reception a fellowship supper will take place. This will be followed by a recognition service by the southeast coast association at 8 p. m. in the church. Ministers and delegates from all Congregational churches will be guests.

Announce Baby's Birth

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Hodsdon of 1328 Obispo are announcing the birth of a son, Nicholas Edward, October 20, at Victoria Hospital. The baby has been named for his father and uncle.

American, British Cadets Being Widely Entertained

American and British cadets at the University of Miami are being widely entertained by Coral Gables residents and civic groups. Hardly a week-end evening passes that more than 100 of the navigation students aren't guests at some social event. Among the local hosts who have honored the young men are Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Kitchens, Virginia Larkin, Mrs. Anne Evanson, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bevillard Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hubbell, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hoffman, Mrs. Sidney Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pawley, Miss Carlotta Lewis, Dr. and Mrs. R. P. Wolff, Miss Beth Hayes and Mrs. Gordon Clifton. Others include Mr. and Mrs. Tom C. Squires, Lt. Com. and Mrs. Lewis Painter Clephane, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar F. Culley, Miss Catherine Martin, Mr. and Mrs. David Byer, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mayer, and, among the clubs and organizations, the Country Club of Coral Gables, Alpha Xi Delta sorority, the Hollywood School of Dramatics, Phi Mu sorority, the Methodist Episcopal church, the Coral Gables post 98, American Legion, the Venetian pools, and the University of Miami. Beginning last week, a different civic club will sponsor an informal reception for the cadets, one night each week, at the San Sebastian. All entertainment has been sponsored by a committee of combined Gables clubs, of which Mrs. Milton Garris is chairman.

SIGMA ALPHA IOTA TO HAVE BOHEMIAN SUPPER

Sigma Alpha Iota, Sigma Chapter musical sorority of the University of Miami will hold a Bohemian supper at 5:30 p. m. tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. J. Randolph Shaner, 2520 Country Club Prado. Ernest Gallet, student at the University will play Strauss waltzes on the accordian. The party will honor 15 rushees of the sorority.

[Zalanka are directing Sigma...]

Zalanka are directing Sigma Kappa pledges in the positions of president and secretary-treasurer. Officers of the Kappa Kappa Gamma pledges are president, Betty Batcheller; vice-president, Madelyn Anderson; secretary, Harriet Marshburn; and treasurer, Margery Stinson. Louise Maroon and Helen Saunders will lead Delta Zeta pledges. Natalie Paulson, Darcy Grossman, Jean Neubauer, and Rita Grossman are the executives of Delta Phi Epsilon, and Betty Glosser, Frances Sonneborn, Muriel Newfeld, and Marianna Bronston are the pledge officers in Alpha Epsilon Phi. One disloyal student who bet on Texas Tech received his nemesis Monday when the football boys deposited him gently in the patio fish pool. The pool will be a bit dangerous for swimming next week because of a tenant moving in whose name is Crocodile.

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FOOTBALL TONIGHT Undefeated UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI vs. W. VA. WESLEYAN

FOOTBALL TONIGHT Undefeated UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI (Hurricanes) vs. W. VA. WESLEYAN (Bobcats) Kickoff at 8:15 P. M. ORANGE BOWL STADIUM Tickets on Sale All Day Friday at Stadium General Admission Prices: BETWEEN 40-YARD LINES | 1.75 25 TO 40-YARD LINES | 1.25 5 TO 25-YARD LINES | .75 GOAL TO 5-YARD LINES | .50 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS | .25 SERVICE MEN IN UNIFORM | .25

LEON'S FIRST ANNIVERSARY

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