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Hereford Show
To Be Held Here

University Receives Gifts
Of Cash And Other Items
Gifts of money totaling

Got a half million dollars you
want to spend? Well you might be
able to buy the 250 head of regis- tered Ilerefords that will be hown
at the UK livestock arena. Nov.
That's their estimated value.
The cattle will be shown in the
Bluegrass Hereford Register of
Merit show. UK will be the only
colleRe in the nation where a
Hereford breed Register of Merit '
show will be held.
There are seven of these Here- ford shows in the nation.
Thirty entries from 15 states.
one as far away as California, have
already been received.
The University will get top U. S.
show strings again because a slz- able premium list $10,000 is offered here.
Kentucky breeders fljtht for
points at the local show, too. One
of these Is Adolph Rupp, UK bas- ketball coach. Coach Rupp's Here- ford show string this year had the
grand champion Hereford bull at
the Indiana and Kentucky state
fairs.
Charles Armstrong, Kentucky
Hereford Association official, in
charge of the show, issues a spepercial invitation to non-farsons to attend. Admission is free.
"You will see the finest Herefords
of the nation; and the exhibitors
will be delighted if you stop to
talk to them and ask questions
about their animals."
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Library; P. A. B. Widcner
III, a fish collection to the Department of Zoology; B. C. Cotton, Dry
Ridge, a steer calf value at $150
to the Agricultural Experiment
Station.
Members of the executive committee of the Board of Trustees
present for the meeting were:

$26,624 Music

pnd several miscellaneous items
were accepted for the University
of Kentucky last Friday by the
executive committee of the Board
of Trustees.
Scholarship contributions, to be
administered by the Kentucky Research Foundation, and their donR. P. Hobson, Louisville; Louis
ors follow:
Cox, Frankfort; J. Stephen Wat-kin- s,
First National Bank and Trust
Lexington; Dr. Ralph Ange-lucc- i,
Co., Lexington, $750; Kentucky
Lexington; Fran D. PeterBankers Association, $250; Inter- son, secretary, and Dr. Frank G.
national Minerals and Chemical Dickey, President.
Corp., renewal of its scholarship.
Ashland Oil and Refining Co.,
Kentucky Section,
$12,592.60;
American Society of Civil Engineers, $125; Plantmlx Asphalt Industry of Kentucky, Frankfort,

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Armco Steel Corp., Middletown,
Ohio, $1300; Kentucky Utilities Co.,
$500; Blue Diamond Coal Co.,
Knoxville, $1900; Linde Air Products Co., Indianapolis, $342..
Western Kentucky Mining Institute. Madisonville, $250; Allen
Co., Winchester, $500; American
Air Filter Foundation, Louisville,
$1800; Kentucky Concrete Pipe Co.,

Frankfort, $500.
Other donors and their gifts

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clude:
Gifts totaling $535 for the scholarship fund of the University's
Northern Center in Covington as
follows: Dr. W. V. Lee, $25;
Moeschi-EdwarCorrugating Co.,
$130; Liberty Fruit and Cherry Co.,
$130; Union Light, Heat and Pow-

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European Artists

An exhibition of European por-

trait paintings by 17th- - 18th, and
19th century artists is'now on display in the UK Art Gallery. The
collection Is being loaned by. the

Metropolitan Museum of Art, New
York, and is circulated by the
American Federation of Arts.
The single Flemish painting is
a group painting by Sir Anthony
Vandyke, "Children of Charles I."

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English paintings included are
Thomas Gainesborough, William Dobson, Robert Walker, John
Hoppner, Sir Thomas Lawrence,
and Frederick Lord Leighton.
French 19th century art is represented by three small portraits.
One of these is by the realist, Gus-tav- e
er Co., $250.
Courbet. The other two are
Harlan Mining .Institute, $1000;
Foundation, by the impressionist masters,
Foundry Educational
Cleveland, $1500; Opekasit Foun- Pierre Auguste Renoir and Edgar
Degas.
dation. Cincinnati, $650;
M. Byrd, Jr., Atlanta, $75;
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A terra cotta portrait bust by
U. C. Milk Co., Madisonville, $50; the 17th century Italian sculpter,
Murphy Body Works, $25; National Pietro Tacca-- is
being exhibited
Plant Food Institute, $200; L. M. with the paintings. The sculpture
.WHson, Montreal, Canada, $500.
is being loaned to the gallery by
Miscellaneous gifts include :
Mr., and Mrs. Victor Hammer of
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Pryor McDanlell, Cincinnati,
ft bust of Wolfgang Mozart to the Lexington.
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