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Did you know that Kentucky ranks 19th in population In the US?
And did you know that 2.1 59.080 major crimes were committed In the
Red China apparently is moving
composed Schcr-herrza- into a new phase of its drive
United States in 1953? And that Rim.sky-Korsakagainst religion and proposes ' to
in 1888?
For more interesting facts Mich Everyone knows that it was "Gone make "scientific atheists" out of
bs these, why not open your 1935 With the Wind."
its young people, the U. S. InforAnd everyone knows that Vivien mation Agency reported recently.
almanac? And if you don't have
one. rush right out and buy one.
Robert Donat. Thomai Mlt- The Communists' plan to elimiAn almanac is a source of never- - chell, and Ilatlie McDaniel won nate religion from Chinese life Is
ending enjoyment. Just think, academy awards for their roles in disclosed In the February Issue of
with an almanac you will be able the jrreat Southern epic,
China Youth.
to tell your friends that Lake
You sports fans will ko wacky
In a dispatch to its overseas
Nyasa in East Central Africa is when you see the lists of past posts, the Information Agency
the 11th largest lake in the world, sports stars. For instance, did you quotes the magazine article by
Of course, these people may not know that the best entry in the Wen Ching. one of the editors, as
remain your friends but you will Golden Gate Kennel Club's 44th affirming atheistic Soviet concepts
always have your almanac to re- - annual dog show was an Old by calliQg religion an "opiate for
vert to when your friends desert English Sheepdog, named Woods the intoxication of the Doonle. a
you. You will be able to tell your- - Canyon Showman?
social problem, and an Instrument
self that Uranus was discovered
The 1952 Olympic water polo of aggression."
by the British astronomer Sir Wil- champion was Hungary . . . the
This direct attack is a departure
liam Herschel in March, 1781.
Simon Pure Beer and Ale Com from the Red Chinese propaganda
And what a joy it will be to pany of Chicago had the American technique of trying to convince
know that a man weighing 150 Bowling Congress team total high the outside world that religious
pounds on earth would weigh of 3,133 pins in 1954 . , . and Van-abo- freedom exists in China, with Chi396 pounds on Jupiter!
couvcr has been in the Western nese religious groups and their
You movie fans will find the Ice Hockey League for 24 years . . . leaders
gladly supporting
the
almanac a source of invaluable in- - all of these and many more sports Communist program, while actuformation. I'll bet a dollar to a facts will be found in the 1955 ally the devout are being persebag of popcorn that you couldn't almanac.
cuted on local levels.
I recommend to you as students,
have told me that Joseph Schild- Wen's article declares that "the
kraut was the best supporting looking for a liberal education, the world outlook of the Communists
actor in 1937. In that same year, almanac. In it., you'll find any- - Is materialistic, while that of the
Spencer Tracy won the best actor thing from coffee drinking habits religious people is Idealistic. The
in America to the economic life of two forms of world outlook are
award.
Another movie stumper . . . what Afghanistan,
contradictory and cannot be mixed
movie won the Academy Award for
So why be a bore all your life? together."
being the best picture in 1939? Join the parade! Go almanac!
He directs: "We must publicize
among the masses of the youth
the scientific world outlook, the
materialistic world outlook and
the knowledge of natural and so(Continued from Page 12)
corresponding secretary; cial sciences. The youths should
field,
Betty Gabehart, Lexington, record- thus be given an ideological founSmith, Calhoun; Doris Zabliks,
ing secretary; Barbara Jaggers, dation to make them into scienIowa.
New Phi Beta officers Char- Holland, chaplain; Betty Bruce, tific atheists."
The Information Aeencv.
lotte Lambert, Louisville, president; Carroll ton, editor; Angela You
press and
Joan Skaggs, Taylorsville, vice mans, Lexington, historian; Jo through its world-wid- e
president; Suzanne Shively, Lex- Ann Barrett, Lexington, librarian; radio system, exposed this double
ington, record secretary: Barbara Ruth Lewis, Fort Collins, Colo., talk by persistently comparing
what the Communists said for
Noel," Madisonville, " corresponding marshal.
secretary; Ebba Haagensen, Lexwith what they
New members of Student Union
ington, treasurer; Elizabeth Kem- Board Tippie Daniel, Louisville; said abroad.
r;
per, Lexington,
Fran- Reba Lewis and Pat Pinney, both
Recent East German church
ces Nave, Lexington, historian.
protests against large-sca- le
of Lexington.
public
Phi Beta presentation of senior
New Tau Sigma Pledges Phyl- ritual indoctrination by the Comawards Ruth Trimble, Lexington, lis Brooks, Joy Carlson, Harriet munists of children of Confirmaservice award; Barbara Watson, Hart, Reba Lewis, and Pat Pinney, tion and Communion age, coupled
Taylorsville, and Lois Dale, Mt. all of Lexington; Joy Bell,
Elkton; with the subsequent defection of
Sterling, professional award; Sally Virginia
Burks, Horse Cave; Jan Walter Freund, chief of the OfHuffmann, Fort Thomas,
fice of Church Questions in
Clarke, Georgetown ; Margaretn, Soviet zone, suggested that the
girl.
the
Hy-deNew Phi Beta Kappa initiates-Jo- an Fowler, Bardstown; Margaret
Paris; Nancy McKinley, Har- Reds had again gone too far.
Albaugh, Lexington; Bar
But the Chinese campaign indibara Lake, Winchester; Victoria lan.
cates that they will keep trying,
Theta Sigma Phi initiates-Be- tty wherever they can.
n,
Shaver, Louisville; Patricia
Martin, Lexington; Ann
Russellville; Shirley
Young, Dante, Va.; Yvonne Eaton,
Wilmington, Del.
Phi Delta Kappa outstanding Corbin; Phyllis Rogers, Mt. Sterjunior student in the College of ling; Rosalie Redding. Louisville;
Virginia Williams, Ann Abernathy, Hopkinsville.
Education
New officers of Theta Sigma Phi
Fort Thomas.
Phi Sigma Sigma presentation
Katherine Reynolds, Cynthiana,
.president; Ann Young, Dante. Va.,
of outstanding junior woman
Ruth Lewis, Lexington.
Yvonne
vice president;
Eaton,
Corbin, secretary and treasurer;
Cornell Award
Phi Upsilon Omicron Cornell Rosalie Redding, Louisville, his- Award Phyllis Charles, German-tow- n. torian.
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