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Activity Increased in Norway
TUESDAY, .PRIL 3D. 1910
M'Mtl.R
I F.MM.ION. MIMICRY
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in Norway went into
VOLUME XXX
its third week, action on both sides
picked up noticeably. British expeditionary forces have been reinforced by two lull divisions cf Canadians and Scotch highlanders. In
addition to the landing at Narvik,
the Allies have made entries to several key ports along Norway's north
Atlantic coast.
England's No. 1 war lord Winston
Churchill called Hitler's invasion of
Scandinavia "the most absurd mili...
A
tary blunder since Napoleon's attack on Spain." Quick defeat, he
' feu.
t
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says, is destined for the Nazi leT. B.
gions In Norway.
Near-Reco- rd
Nais Move Through South
But during the past several days,
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the German troops have been makAll graduating sjriefs who
IV
ing progress which promises anyhave not already had tuberthing but a qu.ck defeat. Driving
reculin tests this year are
north from Oslo, Nazi troops have
quested to report to the Disspread entirely across that partio of
pensary lor tests between 1
if
Norway around the capital. Consoand 4 p. m. Wednesday. May
lidating the gains of the forces mov1. Students
who cannot be
I
AD A A D
ing from Oslo, German soldiers comreached through the Univering from the western coast have
sity post office are especially
Splitting party tickets wide open. Independent candidates
practically every significant
Petitions for the 20 upper-clas- s
taken
urged to report Wednesday.
Bob Alien and Vernon Albert, and Margarent Trent on the
military objective in the southern
Dispensary officials said.
seats in the Student
part of the country.
Constitution's ticket, took the student government olTices ..f
Every hour sees more German Legislature must be submitt,
and women
president, men's
troops arriving in Oslo, the chief ted to the registrar's office on
respectively, yesterday in an election that wasn't decided
legions, say
debarkation of Hitler's
until the last votes were counted.
the correspondents from that city the main floor of the Admin- Five-Da- y
who have reached the Swedish borin total votes ca.t.
In a turnout that reached l.o-iistration building by 3 p. m.,
C-- J
der. Apparently, the British naval
turned thumbs down on two proposed c)i?titi:tional
Wednesday, President Bill
units have been unsuccessful in
amendments aiU overuheiini.-ijii- j
checking the passage of Nazi troopDuty announced yesterday.
1
1
favored spring vaoa iou a:
ships across the Skaggerak. To the
of during KEA. The procities in Nor- The election will be held from
other German-hel- d
Herbert Agar ed,tor.,n.ch.ef of
way on the Atlantic coast where it 9 a. m. to 4 p, m., Monday, in the Louisville Courier-Journa- l,
posed amendments would have ;u.!
will
would be impossible to land troops
the student president a yearly salthe Get
be the PrinciPal
$50
ary of $100. and, the two
by ships because of the British pa- the various colleges
Together banquet of the sixth an- Since the enrollment has not nual RUrai Leadership Institute at
trols, huge Junker bombers carry$50 each per year;
ar.'i
entrants in the annual
Names of
ing scores of men are sent to build changed enough to cause a revision! 0:30 p. m., today, in the Union ball-o- f
mould have struck out the constitroops already
up the Nazi shock
tutional clause requiring the off ce
the number of representatives ro'n- - He will speak on "The Press student library contest are due
there.
of the Registrar to hold examinCitizenship."
Wednesday, acording to an an- from each of the colleges, the al- - and
Quick Drive North
ation papers and grading sytens
y
The second day of the
nouncement by Miss Margaret 1.
lottment will be the same as in the . convention, conducted by the agri-fa- ll
Having spread across the southfor
until time of the
ern portion of Norway, a German
exam.
election. The number of rep- - cuUural extension division and the King, chairman of the judging coinmechanized division set out Sunday resentatives is determined by the Kentucky Rural council for country mittee.
Closest race was fouijht by the
'
on a lightning flank movement up
presidential candidates. Joe Logan
The prizes for the contest, total- propsrtion cf the college enrollment pastors, church leaders, and social
the eastern border of Norway, mov- to the total University enrollment, workers, will open with a general ing $50,
Maie. Kappa Alpha, drawn into
are donated by Judge Sam- ,
ing 50 miles in little over twelve
the folds Of the Constitution party
with a minimum of one represen- forum session at 8:40 a. m.. in the uel Wilson of Lexington. Thirty
17
hours. This unexpected move, over
alter considerable debate, failed by
JudSing
f the
ft
semWy
A
winner"and $20
tative required.
doUars goes to tne
some of Norway's most difficult tera mere 25 votes to s Allen. Alien
Petitions must include certifica- - Pavill3nt0 the student gaining second place.
rain succeeded in taking the etra-tegEight students in the arts and polled 773 votes to 749 for XfassJe
uurmg tne session ur. cat r
Prize; are awarded on the basis
railroad center of Dombas, tion by the dean of women's or the
Independent candidate Albert
sciences college have been chosen
Taeusch, United States department of tne cnoice of books and their
from whence the Nazis may move dean of men's office as to an
for membership in the Alpha of oolled 590 votes to gain the office
on in relation to the Darticular subject
standing of 13 or over; of agriculture, will speak
Surrounded by "admirers," the two presidential can-see- n Kentucky chapter of Phi Beta cf men's
northward along the several rail
His opstatement of college, class, and sex; dividualism. Democracy, and Social ratner than to the number or value didates, Joe Massie (left) arid Bob Allen (right) are
routes.
Kappa. Prof. Neil Plummer. retiring ponent. Buford Hall. Constitution
.
or tne couectea volumes.
The move gives the German forces and signatures of at least 30 stusecretary of the organization, an- - party's SAE Junior, polled 423 votes.
shaking hands on the election win or lose, a,e-ta tremendous advantage in the dents of the petitioner's college University of Indiana, will discuss
Kaopa Kappa Gamma Trent of the
nounced yesterday
Rules Seeming the co"1
-northern encounters, military ob- who rank as sophomores or above. The Relation of the Government!
Seniors selected at the annual fraternity ticket pulled rapidly away
The contestants lor the prizes
Social and Economic Affairs."
servers say. If the Allies do not
sign
Students will be permitted to
spring election of the scholastic from Independent's Rita Sue Laslie.
must have been in attendance at
succeed in retaking the town, they only as many petitions as there are Dr. Henry N. Sherwood, president of
honorary are Thomson R. Bryant. pnllins 32t votes to her opponent's
the University for at least two
may mean their ultimate de- representatives from their college. Georgetown college, will preside.
add, it
'
Jr.. Lexington, chemisirv major, to 186.
Norwegian campaign.
mowing tne forum, discussion years, in case tne contestant enters
; They may vote only for representafeat in the
vaThe popular vote ou
receive a B. S. degree in June; Doro
University in the Junior year,
Allies Reported Weak
tives from their own college. FVesh- - groups on subjects presented in tne the
thy Ann Calhoun. Lexington, art cation totaled 1011 votes for Easter
report that as men will be permitted neither to general session will be conducted at registration in the semester prior
Iuformcd observers
major. A. B. in June; Hope Drum- - as compared with 406 for KEA.
- to graduation will be counted as a
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yet the Allied expeditionary troops
v.Htinnc
though there were more -- yes's" tab- ::
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...Dr. W win PulliVall. Hllllt- - nart nt ih. " a J
mond Hatton. Lexington, bacteri
a satisfactory
me a..ivisw. va,.
ieaa
have not affected
Representation in the various "igton.
ology major. A. B. in June; Philip ulated for the constitutional amend2. Any library
entered m U,e
coalition with the Norwegian forces, colleges wm be divided as follows: Km for pastors, and Yf. B. Forten-- 1
'
Preston Johnston, Lexington. Eng- - ment, than "no's." both failed of
costing them several weeks
bery, Garraid county is to head competition must contain not fewer,
which is
mapority
1), Law one representative
lish major, A. B. in June; Barbara the required
anythe county agents division.
50 volumes, and all the books
engaging the
than
of precious time in
MacVey. Canton, N. Y.. political by approximately 135 each.
student.
mu-s- t
forces.-LASbe owned by the student en- German
Henrv C Taulor director of
1r
Allen, an arts and sciences junscience mijor. A. B. in June; and
2) Education-o- ne
representative
MINUTE FLASHES:
larminR roundation of Chicago. tering the contest
ior from Covington, has stated that
lysses Grant Whitehouse. Hender
official (any student).
D.N.B.,
Berlin
German
3. Ordinary
for class
The Kernel Student Union safe
son. B. S. in Industrial Chemistry he is confident the student govern3) Engineering
two representa-- 1 afternoon general session 011 "The room use and books Of a highly
ews agency, announced that Nazi
ment of next year will accomplish
in June.
- north
tives 'one senior and one under Problem of Adjustment in Rural, technical nature will be excluded WrivinGr rnmmiim will Hokp aftr tn- forces are unchecked in ttteh........
Also chosen for the honorary more since the inertia of the startxarraner, gaiety, Ait&vv x
several Alli- classman).
uayfi LesLS.
ui
ward drive. Capturing
iii were William R. Adams, junior from ing year will hav- ben removd.
Life." The Rev. Perry L. Stone, from consideration.
4) Graduate school Two repreed-held
railroad lines in the Dom-ba- a
chairman, announced
j Middletown
Christian church, and 4. Emphasis is placed on the committee
Lexington, who will receive an A. B.
His platform includes advocacy of
man).
area, the Hitler troops are said sentatives 'one must be a
yesterday.
Hopkins County Agent H. W. Whit- degree with a major in chemistry in a student loa3 fund to be furmeti
5) Agriculture
to be laying a huge trap for the
Three represen- ter.burg will lead the discussion choice of books and the scope of the
The drive opened on a three day
collection.
tatives (one senior man, one un- groups.
Allied forces.
Robert Amnions. Lexington. Oth-o- r August: and Eeulah A. Marsh. Cyn- - from legislative surpluses, a student
but be5. Indi idual taste and initiative schedule last Wednesday
present teaching in the employment service, a wage scale
Raiding the British landing on derclassman, and one woman of any
Shadwick, Owensboro. and Wil- thiana. at
The musical program of the ban- will be emphasized ; no set pattern cause of the large number of parHarrison county schools, who will for students employed by the UniNorway's Atlantic coast, Nad planes of the three eligible classes.)
Singing 'ed
ticipants than anticipated, it had liam Crowley, Butler, were recog- -' receive a B S. degree with a major versity, additional dormitories, adeis required.
6) Commerce-th- ree
representa-!- 1
were reported to have made wreck
.f0"88
quate nursing facilities in the men's
are cf the wharves and buildings tives 'one senior man. one under ment. and several numbers by the 6. The books must be in good con- - to be extended through Saturday, nized as outstanding freshmen at a in botany in August.
Monday, and today.
used by Brili.h and French engi- classmen, and one woman of any
meeting of Lamp and Cross, senior
Initiation ceremonies are to be dormitories, revision in intramural
dition. with allowance for volumes
A Cappella choir of Transylvania
award practices, a
At the close of the testing yesterfour.ri
neers to land the Allied expedition- class'.
honorary
fraternity, lat held Friday. May 17. at the Lafay- agency for students, lost andoptional
quar- - of age or scarcity.
day', 174 students had taken the men's
and
ary force. German bombing planes
7 Arts and ssciences
eight rep-- ! college and the Asbui y college
ette hotel. Dr. Glen L. Swigaett, class
7. The student must be able to
week.
tette.
attendance for upper daymen
examinations.
claimed to have sunk four British resentatives (two senior men, .two
educator, author, lecturer, and au- Dr. Arthur E. Holt, department of tell why. he has chosen the books.
with at least a 2.2 standing.
At the same meeting 16 junior thority on
transports n ihe north Al ltic senior women, two underclassmen,;
The highway patrol is continu
international affairs, has
Albert is an engineering junior
social ethics of the Chicago Theo- ard must be able to give a fair and ing its part of the examinations,
nwn weie elected to the organi-- ! been chosen to deliver the principal
and disabled an Allied troop train and two underclass women).
intelligent account of the contents
traveling south from Narvik.
but the American Automobile as- zation for the coming year. They address at the an'iiual banquet fol- from Harlan, and Miss Treiii.. LexThe two freshman legislators logical seminary. Dr.at O. F. Hall, of the books.
ington, is
Purdue uniLondon Establishment of British elected iu the fall will serve the professor of sociology
sociation machine tests, and the in- lowing initiation. He will speak on Agriculture.a Junior in the College o:
The new officers w:U
Members of the committee who door written driving 'test of the are John Conrad. Dry Ridge:
air bases in Norway has cut off Ger- remainder of the present school versity, and Dr. John B. Hutson.
Orienta-tion." not officially
Kington. Madisonville; Sam "Latin America: A New
take over until after
man air raids into the northern por- year. Their successors will be elected assistant administrator of the AAA will judge the entries are Miss Mar- - Travelers Insurance company. Hart-gar.
the legislature election. Mnnuav
King, head of the University ford. Conn., have been abandoned, Simon ton. Grays Knob: George
tion of the country, a communique at the beginning cf the next aca- - of Washington, D. C, will speak
New members
taken into Phi May 6.
during Wednesday's general forum library; Dr. Thomas D. Clark, his- from the British war office stated. demic year from the freshman rank- The patrol road rule, road sign, Robertson. Shelbyville; Bob Allen. Beta Kappa at
and
The baes, ii i believed, are aircraft ing in the first decile on classifl- - sessions. "Regionalism, National- tory department: and George K. and vision tests and the outdoor Covint?tf:n Vprnmi Alhrt ' Wurlun- students of the freshman and sophwill be Erady. assistant prolessor of Eng - idiiving test, the sequence adopted
ism, and Internationalism"
earrier of the royal navy which cation tests.
n.ifnrri wail
omore classes outstanding in scholthe subject of discussion.
by the highway patrol in its testing
have tailed into the protected fijords
ueorges pragens and Tom Jackson. arship will be guests at the ban- -,
Dr. H. W. McLaughlin, director
of drivers license applicants, are
and made themselvrs permanent
Lebanon;
Joe Raine. Louisville: quet. Miss Doxie Dexter is in charge
of the department of country church
available in Room 205, Union build-- ;
kaes for Allied aircraft.
John Doerr, Ludlow; Rollins Wood. ot arrangements, and President W.
and Sunday school extension,
ing.
Clav- Bloomfield- - Olenn
f vrn R. Allen will preside
Cluggish. arts and scien- - mond, Va.. will be the first speaker
STATE WAA ELECTS HOWE
A preliminary survey of the rec- Martins Ferry,
Mark Cochrane.
Lida Belle Howe. WAA council ces Junior and varsity basketball of the Thursday morning forum
cords of the scores attained so far. ohio; Gene Ridde
and j.imes
player, was dismissed in police court session. He will discuss "The Church
.wipH aKtant
nomiwr
show that 107 students have com- - McComUhv. Lexington.
Doctors
in Social Adjustment."
Wo- - yesterday afternoon from a charge
of the State
H'ticu nit: eutiie e.um bcneuuie
I'XION NOTES
Tapping services will be held at
ti,vtio filiation At an all- - of reckless driving and destroying Hall and Holt also will speak dur- The University band. 100 strong,
through the road test. Thirty seving the day on various phases of
George- - PUD11C P'openy- en have to take only their road test, 12 noon Friday in Room 204 of will go by bus to Louisville Saturtiay meeting Saturday at
Today
Cluggish was arrested early Sun - "Problems of Social Adjustment in
day, May 4. to participate in the
while the remaining 30 have in- Uie Union building.
town college.
Rural Leadership institute banday morning by Night Police Chief Rural Life."
William Crowley was awarded the Kentucky Derbv festivities Instead
complete written and vision tests.
'
Thursday's program will be cli-- a
Dudley McCloy after a collision with
Lamp and Cross scholarship because of marching through the city as in quet. 6 p. m.. ballroom
Twenty-on- e
students failed the
Honiemakers Inncneoii.
1
pm
car driven by James Shotwell of maxed by a reception given by
road rules Uie first time, but 11 of of his record as the outstanding ; other years, the band this Derby ballroom.
Woodford county at West Main President and Mrs. Frank L. McVey
these have succeeded in passing a freshman student. This scholarship will play a concert between the third
YW cabinet. 7 p. ml. Room X4
street and Broadway. No one was' for all the institute visitors at 7:30
amounts to tuition during both and fourth races in the afternoons
John C. Pierce, former district second quiz Qll the outdoor
Student-facult- y
p. m.. Maxwell Place.
roundtaoie. 7
By BOB A5LMONS
injured in the accident.
circulation manager of the Hearst demonstration.
schedule at Churchill Downs.
eight students, all semesters of his sophomore year.
p. m.. Room 206.
newspapers in Chicago, will speak men, failed to meet
requiremnts.
the
Cwens. 4 p. m . Room JiH
at an open meeting of the local Seventy students passed all the
QUESTION
Cwen pledges. 5 p. m.. Room 204
chapter of the American Student exams, and eight have been reapprove of the proposed
"Do you
Y Freshman club. 7 p. m.. Y
union at 7:30 p. m., today, in Room stricted to driving with glasses.
which
constitutional amendment,
lounge. Speaker
Reverend J'lii-so- n
9 of the Union building.
year to
would award pay of $100 a
Sergt. John M. Phythian. head
King.
Mr. Pierce will show the moving examiner of the Kentucky highway
$50
the student body president and
American Student Union. 7:30-1- 0
picture, "Strike." and will discuss patrol, said that he was fully satDer vear to each
p. m.. Room 9.
various phases of the strike, placing isfied with the results,
and added
Theta Sigma Phi, 4 p m ee bul- al- - Day activities will be the SuKy May special emphasis on the
have
Twelve organizations
A flower study
in tempera by
John Lovett, A fc S junior "Yes.
that the general average so far
lerin board for room.
because it would add responsibility ready selected the fairy tales which dunce Friday night in the Union struggle between Chicago Newspa- during the campaign is higher than Prof. Edward W. Fisk of the art
Wednesday
per guild workers and the Hearst the average scores
to the office because the duties and will be represented by their floats in Bluegrass room, The Blue and
made by Ken- department will be the only paintUniversity Garden club.
p. m .
White orchestra will furnish the papers.
tucky drivers when applying for
functions of the office of president the "Legends and Fairy Tales"
0
ballroom, and
p m . Mu- ing by a living American artist to
it rade during May Day festivities music.
Prof. Ernest O. Trimble of the diiving licenses.
retribution, and
sic room.
be exhibited in the Tate Art gallery
Dorothy Beeler, Alpha Xi. will political science department and
would make the office more impor- - Friday afternoon.
Sergeant Phythian 1 as been conVocational conlerence. 4 o p
tant and subject to competition
sigma Gamma Epsilon. geological reign as May queen. Attendants to Graduate Assistant Frank M. McG?e ducting the vision and the road rule in London, England. Dr. John
Room 205.
director of the gallery, anamong better students."
and metallurgical honorary, will de- - Miss Beeler throughout the day will of the mathematics department. tests and assisting Sergt. A. C.
Independent
30- association
Mary Godman, A & S freshman
pict "Swift s Silver Man;" Zeta Tau be Peggy Denny, maid of honor, University representatives at the re- Smith with the outdoor driving nounced.
8 30 p. m.. Room 204.
-Dr. Rotheiisiein, who is interestYes. Everyone who works as hard AIpha sleeping Beauty;" Delta Tau Dorothy Hillenmcyer, Mary Louise cent Southern Conference for Huexams. Sonia Hagenbuch, commerce
Junior
as they do should get paid."
f rooms. ' roundtable. 4 p
Delta, "Rip Van Winkle;" Engineers, Weisenberger, Pat Pennebuker. and man Welfare, will participate in a freshman, has been aiding Sergeant ed in American art. especially fed- pane! discussion of the conference. Fhythian with
Leroy Almond, Education senior
eral projects and building decoraOz;" Delta Delta Delta, Barbara Rehm.
"Wizard of
the indoor exams.
-Thursday
Sam Caddy, district organizer of
No. Lucre cheapens the position,
All classes are to be dismissed at
Most of the scores on all the tions, selected Professor Fisk's paintSnow white and Rose Red;"
Dairy club. 6:30 p. m. Roolll
12 noon so that students may at- -' the United Mine Workers, C.I.O.. tests have been
ing while visiting the campus reand satisfaction at a job well pna Xi Delta, "Snow Queen."
tabulated and comOincron Delta Kapoa 4.30-5:- .'
may also
in the forum, bined, and the five winners of the cently. A former professor at the
cone is a greater incentive for cm- -pi
Aladdin's tend the festivities. Doan T. T. Peter A. participate president,
p. m.. Room 204.
Gragis, ASU
said. various trophies, donated by leading University, Mr. Rothenstein sailed
scicnuous ser ice uiuii rcmuiici a- Sophomore commission. 7 p m. Y
John Ed
tion too small to compensite for the derland;" Alpha
Diues uie paraue, coio.muu.iM'du, will preside Pcarce, Wildcat editor, Lexington showrooms, are to be de-- ! for England this month.
Gamma Delta, ",e
rooms.
as honorary chairman. cided this week at a meeting of the
time aud effort required."
1ue,;- Professor Fisk. who has been a
dance' thf.
'he
Real Princess;" Chi Omega,!
"
Interracial grouu 8 p. m.. Y rooms.
(
Day program includes the tradiuon- - D' Ann Cu'lhcun. is
Jack Goldenberg, Commerce jun- - The
safe driving committee. Karraker member of the art faculty for 14
YW advis
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vl fV
bourd 3 45 o m.
.
.
.
ior "I would approve if the officers
years, has studied under prominent
al May Pole dance.. SuKy .pledging and Emilie Aldridge. secretary of has announced.
,wu..u
Y rooms.
.
the local chapter.
c
were given sufficient responsibility
artists in the leading art centers
Kappa Kappa Gamma, "CinderelOTIIEK NOTIS
to warrant the payment. Under the
of the world. Besides two years of
entertainment under direction of
ROI'C sponsors. 4 p. m.. Tuesday
present set-u- p
they don't have la."
K AT LIEF ATTEND!)
the physical education department.
study in the Tuscany district of
The purs.de will leave the semiand Tliursday. Barker hail.
enough control over student activSuKy, conductor of the fete, reItaly, he did art work at the Aca
Military sponsors. 5 p. m. Room
circular drive in front of the Ad- quests all persons, who have
ities."
Dr. Margaret
Ratlin", assistant
The University Bacteriological so demic Moderne in Paris under Otli- 203 Barker hall.
Alan Voyeler, Law senior "Yes. ministration building at 2 p. m.,
convertible automobiles and prolessor cf psychology, attended ciety will conduct a field trip to the on Frieze and Pierre LapraUe in
Block and Bridle. 4 p. in.. Thursin the meeting of the
Its just as responsible a position and proceed along the customary who wish tn tvl . f (mi tliir
group Narcotic farm on Uie Leestown 1913
day, livestock pavilion.
Initiation
lor representuig tne student body as Iuul uuiiiuu auu uuck. to own the parade, to get in touch with of College Psychiatrists and Clini- Pike, Saturday, May 4. The group' In New York city lie studied in
services.
editor of the Kentuckian or The held.
Curtis Baumgardner, chairman of cal Psychologist
at Chicago last will leave the Biological Sciences t!:e Art Students League and re- The Dutch Lunch ci!
K'-ii- fl.
ard should be paid as tuch.'' Climaxing 'he traditional May; the flout cw.m!' ft-- .
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plit Tickets To Win Government Posts

Allen, Albert Trent
Petitions Due Wednesday
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Officials' Salaries, Exam Storage

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campus events. Make them report all of student government happenings with the whys
and wherefores. Clamor for more detailed
a need which our
of intramural games
stall failed to satisfy. Call for audits of University activities into which students put their
money. Make your complaints of the Kerne l and
of the University on paper. If you do or do noi
have a ease, it will show up in writing. Finallv.
Ik as roojerative on campaigns and projects
with the new staff as you were with the old. Wake
up a little, at least, from vour lethargy.

From A Vast
Storehouse Of Wisdom
may tome and editors may go. out
lln- - paper still tomes out regularly twice a week
thanks to students, thanks to faculty, and thanks
to ideals . . . hless 'em. Eor that reason, ire of
and it is a struggle
the retiring staff heroically
the inordinate pleasure in waxing
forego
viclam holy and maudlin over our Kernel demise
us we explain a few points which, if understood
and appreciated by students and faculty alike,
.could make your paper a better scwant.
Me are practically assured of a diploma, now.
i)ur last paycheck is on the way. H have a fcic
keys on the (hain. too. Does anyone, then, justly
mttisc us of having an axe to pivd?

TWscfav. April 50.

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Leadership Institute: Kentucky
Agriculture Looks To The Future

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partly to gain
Tsf.i.
part.0 to pay fome tribute
here
tribute was due, but mostly ti
a desire that had been )"Va.'-r!in the back of our mind ail year.
We had several
feuds with the copyde.sk over that
Lances, junior honorary fraterniseries, but it still remains one of the ty, decided at their last meetina; to
chips we prefer to carry
iive their full backing to the promotion of civil aeronautics trainThat's about all there is to say. ing at the University. Addison Lee,
We could reminisce even more commerce junior, was named chairthroughly, but it would only prove man of the committee to investi7ate
more borin?, so what's the eood in means of securing the government
it.
training.
We think we can say in all sinConferring with Lieutenant A. H.
cerity that we have enjoyed thes; Near, superintendent
of Bowman in
two years under a byline more than
Louisville and director of the nationany two years in our thus-fa- r
lifeal civil aeronautics authority, Major
time. It is therefore with thanks
to our readers and with a slight John C. Bennett, chief of the Louistinge of regret but not without ville flying service, and the Dean of
some hope for the future that we the University of Louisville's school
of engineering, Lee secured the folslip the typewriter cover on
lowing information regarding CAA
and sadly type the jour- training for the University:
nalist's token of farewell:
tl) A maximum of $40 may b?
charged each student taking the
training. Required expenses of the
individual are S6.00 for a physical
examination, $18.50 for Insurance
while in the training activities. Additional charges up to the maximum
of $40 may be asked for the mainA Told To
tenance of a ground school.
Isabelle Peacher
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M' other
fancies it
grou
I he room,
M:iHs ihc had odor of censorship in
lulling in corners whence it fled two vears ago.
Y propose to otx'ii the windows, air out the
room. inviiiiijj the public 10 walch.
During i he whole iwo school ears, this editor
w:ts alwas involved in some form of censorship.
News sources censored that story of their lxy.
in other
loimd drunk in the wrecked car
words. die refused to talk. The stali purposely
deleted the objectionable material, just as prorefuse to report juvenile
fessional newspajK-rit knew the student liody would
crimes.
of reading matter.
lie the Inst to rebel at that
Worst censor was the editor, himself. He de-- t
lined to comment on some matters because he
ilioiiglii he knew a stone wall when he saw oic.
reprciK h
Or ierhais he visioned a round-abou- t
as more expedient. On some matters, he cowardly bowed to reason. On others, he frankly was
biasetl. or foolishlv trusted to "adult" advice,
or at limes he plated too much emphasis on
"bad publicity" for th.r University (and at times,
too lit lie), or mavbe he was just too much ol
southerner considering the
the const-nativaudience.
southern
But whatever the cause, it was the editor, the
staff, or the news sources (including the student
IxhJv) that censored. Peculiarly, the real huga-!;.x- s
journalism head, "administration," addid not censor. True, we were told not
vertisers
to print this or that, but not by the aforementioned. And in answer to those that did command, we turned a good ear to their reason-bu- t
and acted
our deaf ear to their threats
avcordinglx .
Actually, our wings are not that glossy, but
the point is that those insidious "higher-ups- "
did noi dictate paper policy, as anyone who in
wstigaieci would discover. Yet there, in the
platform, is that flaming phrase,
"Absolute freedom of the press." The pres is
never free, just as no individual in our sixiety
i cvci lompletely free. Bui lot the pasi two
wars. The kernel has lcen untrainmeled b
supervision, and under the guidance of next
vc.n's excellent siaff. it will continue to be nil
trammeled.
So give a good staff a good break. Don't
to their copy
the odor of
!.(; you are certain whereof you speak.

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his is not i m a I it to be a sermon. I he (rood
I ord
knows that we are not ministerial, lint
critics so seldom voice their complaints to the
cihicirri I hat we let! justified in .devoting a
liule ol this last (ling spate to an eosiiioii ol
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fads.
I'ossihlv no siudcnt group on anv tampus is
as laithful 10 ideals and its idol