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Army Winner
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Rosenthal kept the Kentuckians
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as well as draw ing
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fouls from Kentucky's
vo big men. Tucker and Art
Srxxlstra of Western.
Kentucky won the second con- 'est with an accurate eve at the'
line They oiitscored
the H(xsiers
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Fhotoarapt.v cmrse, are offered

9 schools offer 3 course.
2 schools offer 4 cwirnen.
2 schools offer 9 course.

schools offer
couri.
schools offer 7 couiv.
sclvyil of fern 8 courts.
1 school offers
course.
Trikosko's report aal.l: "Kt th
University of Keutucicv. four
nurses are olfere-- tn photograph.
One in Journalism; oa? In Radio
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and moviei; one In Extension, and one In Engineerind
photography.
'Equipment seems to be the biggest problem facing the schools
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colleges
and universiti". according to a
survey mad" bv Mari Jf. Trikosko
of MissLsAtppt Southern Colleue
and published thU weeic by the
A University of Kent ickv graduate is editor of one of the three E I du P jr.r C
The survey shTved that:
best overseas Iptterpie-- s newspapers published bv Army posts,
20 schools off jr Just 1 cours-- In
to a reiMrt received m the pliotoRraphy.
School of Journalism this week.
15 schools olfer 2 course
The ranking edn- - n S. Sgt.
William
HendricKs.
Journalism
graduate in Auut 151 His winning newspaper is the Wiesbaden
Post. Wiesbaden. Oerniar.v
The story of til- - award ti the
Post was published tn its Auguot
H: li ediliur. and read as follows.
"Pardon Us for bexg so blunt
with the blunt tri.'h. b'i' this very
second von a.e leading one of the
to; 17 base publications ol the US
services.
' The Wiesbaden Post was given
a rare chance to pat Its own back
this week when it whs announced
a winner of the Department of
Defense Newspaper Awaid for the
second quarter of this year by the
Aimed Forces press Service
"The Post was named one of the
three best overseas letterpress
newspapers, along with the Hac
Post. Heidelberg, and the Bucca-ittp- t.
Ft. Amador. Canal Zone
Statewide letterpre.- - papers also
BILL
honored were the Ft. MacArthur
News, San Pedro. Calif., the Lackland Tailspinner and the Continental Courier, both of San Antonio, Texas.
"Similar honors went to eleven
newspapers
other publications
using other than the letterpress
method of printing, and magazines.
"The Post was the only USAFE
publication winning an award.
"Published w eekly since Feb. 14.
1946. by and for personnel of Wiesbaden, the Post Ls currently under
the supervision of the Warcom Office of Information Service.
"Eleventh In a long line of Post
editors Is S. Sgt. Bill Hendricks,
who took over the paper last October. Next on the masthead is A1C
Oene Tessandori,
Jr., associate
editor, a member of the staff on
and off since October. 1951. S. Sgt.
Dick Edwards Joined the Post m
July. 1953. and has been sports
editor since.
"Senior member of the Post is
Mr. Henry Guntrum. a Oerman
civilian who has been helping meet
the Wednesday deadline since
He handles classified
ad.s. circulation, translations and
part-tim- e
as a photogworks
rapher. Newest helper around the
olfice is German civilian Mr. Manfred Haas, who has been driver
for the Post since tl.e summer of
In 61 out of 7J American

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Two Vr.iversity of Kentucky engineering
both upper-- :
lorn Marshall ol Western was classmen-ha- vestudents
beenawi.-d- l
one- the bis difference between the two
scholarship to LK through a
uams. hitting five field goals and
: 4 of 16 free thfuws for 24 points, foundation fund established by the
Corporation,
No Indiana player made double Armco
Announcement of ths scholar- fjures
D. V.
Kent'uckv moved Into a
P'"ram was mad-L'KbyCo..eae
Terrell. Dean
.st quarter lead and then ran of Ei'.gineering,of the otrt,::iU of
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'hicil operate a
unts In the third quarter and
Plant at Ashland.
.;ined nothing in the fourth.'
1953."
Recipients of the grjr.ts. both,
Kentucky made one more field
Jun-- 1
; ) than the Hoosiers and piled for M- are James A.
Before work could bein
v.p the. rest of the margin on free ior of Danville, aud Robert J. Hoag.
present granite Capitol in
tnrows. The visitors made 31 of senior of Huntington. W. Va.
shoU, against 20 of 39 for der ,erins of the rev prigram., Texas the Legislature set
scholarjhip winners must be en-- three million acres of land,
Indiana.
tne study. of metallurgical: in the Texas Panhandle,
Corkv Cox of the University of 8aKed
nance it.
Louisville was second high scorer engineering at the University.
nith 13 points. Joe Bertrand of
Notre Dame topped Indiana with
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i..ne points, and Dick Rosenthal
c : Notre Dame,
high man of Frl-- t
relined, refinished, cuffs,
Leather jackets
iv night's game, was next with
waistbands, zippers.
ckht. Rosenthal missed four of
t.x free throws.
KEYS MADE WHILE YOU WAIT
The game was staged as a post-Fa- ir
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led the Keiitmky netters.
first game the Hoos'.ers
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Milted Kent mil v a qti:rk
mi ra':ie roarir.t! Ii.uk m the last
ao quarters to ediie out a
itorv. Rosenthal led nil mmi ei
i this contest with 14 point- - while
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.id Tucker tallied 10 points apiece
r the Bluetiasji stars.
at the end
Kenturkr led
. the first quarter but a quick
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evened the name after
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wirier then directed a stalling
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Kentucky's big three of lat sea- n. Frank Ramsey. Cliff H.tgan
combined
ncl Lou Tsiornpmilos.
ith Mars from other Kentucky
illreoK to ftitin 8 split with the
ip Indiana collree cnitersrjn a
srrtes Sept. 11 and 12
The two tpain played the first
imp of the series In Louisville at
ir late Fnirmoiinds. The second
mtest whs held at Indianapolis
Pu k Rosonthul. of N.HI e Dnme.
.id Robbv IMitiard. if Indiana.

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