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Arthur LeBlanc.

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game Saturday night
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basketball

Three Lectures
Will Pertain To
Parallel Currents

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Tennesseeans Out
To Avenge Defeat,
Take League Lead

In Which 'llie Kernel Advises
rlhe Men On Valentine Prizes

IN PENCE TODAY

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DR. W. S. WEBB

A burlesque on Hitler and his
storm troopers will be present-

conviolinist, will present
cert at the regular Musicale. at 4
o'clock Sunday afternoon in Memorial hall.
LeBlanc replaces Erno Valasek
who was originally scheduled for
the program this Sunday. Valasek
cancelled his engagement upon induction into the army in January.
A Canadian by birth, LeBlanc
lirst studied violin under his father
when but four years ago. He later
studied with the famous Professor
Gilbert in Quebec and at the Conservatory in Boston.

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Alumni Gym Sold Out
For Wildcat Vol Fra
Here Tomorrow Niglil

Well-Know-

Hitler To Be Goat
Of Show At Half

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Just Bv The I'oints He (iets

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Violinist
LeBlanc,
To Present Concert Sunday;
Valasek Inducted Inlo Arm

Canadian Began
Study Of Violin
At Age Of Four

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By Tomnive Rusr
Valentine's Day is open

Editor
jammed Alumni gym will wn'ch
Tennessee's improved Vols invade
the Cat cage emporium Saturday
night in an effort to avenge that 30- 23 defeat last month, and take over
the top spot in the league chase,
Tickets for the tilt were sold out
early Tuesday morning, and those
minus ducats at this writing must
forego the renewal of the Cat-Vfeud.
The visitors have won 10 of 13
starts, and are current tenants of
second place in Southeastern Con- standings.
Locally, the
ference
Wildcats have tabulated 12 successes
Kentucky
against threr losses.
handed Tennessee its only loop
back. Bama gave the Cats their
league trimming.
Team Share Victim
Both Kentucky and Tennessee
have met Xavier twice, have be-returned victors two times eaih.
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Kentucky maneuvered a
in
Monday niBht' the VoLs lopl'd thp
Mutikles bv about th" Si4lne mar'1"
,n lne,r lasl
en.uc Kv ran
over 'Bama Saturday niaht. while
Tennessee was able to eke out onlv
a
win over the line Monrtav
night in Knoxville. Other Vol wins
were scored over Alabama earlier
this season. T.P.I. . Duke. Union
Tenn.. Mississippi State twice, an!
Auburn. Defeats were handed the
Tennesseans by St John in Madison
Square Garden and Fort Knox, in
addition to Kentucky's success.
Coach Adolph Rupp reports his
squad in poor physical condition
for Saturday nights battle, with Mel
Brewer suffering from bruises. Clyde
Barlow in poor shape because of a
fall, and Ed Lander out for ?!
season with a leg fracture Barlow
fell In the Georgia game on
tueky's first road trip, has had se- -'
vere headaches ever since. Docto-- s
have ordered a rest for the soph
guard, but he may see some act Ton
Saturday. Brewer is expected to be
readv. but mav not be up to par.
Rupp Seen C'Wse (iimf
The Baron isn't overly optimistic
about his quintet's chances, but il!
sav that "the game will be close.
They'll give us a better fUht than
they did down there, but we're im-- !
proved too. Three boys have become
eligible since the Knoxville game.
so they should be toucher." The
three are Fromm. Van Fleet and
Bailey Fromm is a starter.
Kentucky s hold on the leagues
rone is none too safe as the teams
head into the stretch. A win Sat- Urday night would put the Vols in
the driver's seat, since Coach Johnny
Mauer's boys have won five of six

season plete .'et of necklace, bracelet, lapel
but not if said pin. nnd minute earrings made of
hunter is off the beam in his gitt staggered sizes of red plastic hearts,
A group of military students
tactics.
Give the whole set or Just any one
troops
will represent the Nazi
"Parallel Currents" is the topic
Noi that every young Romeo will cr two items from it and you'll
to German musof the discussion and demonstration
he able to gift his gal with a coffee
have a happy heart in return.
ic. A speech by Hitler, and posto be given by Dr. W. S. Webb, head
filled Goodyear or a pair of sugar- If you always say it with flow- sibly by students representing
of the physics department, at the
soaked I. Miller's but any Joe can ers" make that gift, too. a depart- Goebbels and Goering. will althird open class of the winter quarturn on that imagination and make ure Irom the conventional one doz- so be included.
ter the fourth hour (his morning in
his a gift that will really leave a en roses. Send her a potted cycla- The skit will be concluded
room 201, Pence hall.
dent in the heart in question.
mrn or a tiny potted gardenia
Awarded Scholarship
with a rendition of "Der
Gone is the day when every Susie "there are such things) or follow
In order that students who have
Fuehrer's Face" by the band.
(and GOT
expected
a heart- - the steps of the bright boy who
classes during the fourth hour may
111 1930. he was awarded a scholshaped tand ordinarily fly specked sent his girl a host of bright red
attend the open meeting, the lecarship by the Quebec government
box of assorted chocolates frcm the roses
one for each week he'd
ture will also be given the second
and went to Paris to study. There,
corner drug, or a nightmarish con- - known her with a "remember" note
and fifth hours, he explained. This
he was chosen as soloist for the
coction of red paper, homemade per stem. This last is not suggest- is possible because of Physics 52.
ARTHUR LeBLANC
Cortot Concerts and was a memverse, aim iace. i nose uirce ami ea lor tne lew fortunate enougn
of which this lecture is a part, is
ber of the Paris Symphony for two
five pound chests of chocolates to still have their childhood sweet- regularly taught in three sections
ajjjuar in concert on the regular SiiinhiX uflet
years.
Dreea tema,e nve W nves- ana- heart but would be Afor the
meeting at tne second, tourin, ana
i, in ' in Memorial Hall.
'
After winning acclaim throughfifth hours.
. brother, that's sabotage if your guy trying to get ahead in a new
out France, Belgium, and Switzermoraie-uuin- g
ngure. romance.
oaoes got a
T Discuss Electricity
land, the artist returned in the fall
It isn't hard to be original it's
If she's the sweet sophisticate of
of 1938. Since then, he has given
The discussion will deal with that
not expensive either. It takes a little your love life there's that heaven- more than 200 recitals in Canada
physics pertaining to elecpart of
shopping around, but if you haven't ly "Love Potion" that Charles of
and the United States, sixteen in
trodynamics or electricity in action.
the time for that I'm vou man. I'll the Ritz is nntrinu- nut eonmiere
Quebec, alone.
Dr. Webb will follow his usual
let you in gratis on a few tips I've with bright red box oozing cupids
classroom procedure in giving actual
LeBlanc made his New York depicked up around town.
and hearts and stuff. If she's Just
The
demonstrations to illustrate his talk.
but in May, 1938, and won such an
Keilows this yeai a.e ouying ev- - the opposite there's an adorable
plan will be carried out again
ovation that two more recitals were
He will show the action of one curAnnouncement that the Univererything from hankies to kitchen stuffed red velvet "Kewpie" that
at the Tennessee and Georgia
sity is included in the initial list of rent on another and the actions of
scheduled in Carnegie hall.
sinks for Valentine gifts. One down- - should by all means be in her col- Tech games. S. A. "Daddy"
petrir currents flowincr in the samp '
W1 uniiOTcitioc onrf MiltMnc whif h
town store is featuring
Boles, ticket manager, has an- lection.
Played At While House
The annual Military Ball, sponwill be used by the Army and Navy and then in the opposite directions.
just wisps of linen
red hankies
See how easy it is once you get
nounced.
sored by Company D, Scabbard and
During the past musical season, for training scientists and other
with swishy lace borders. Their out cf the rut there's no end to the
Because of the large crowds
Lecture Unspectacular
Blade, national military honorary,
competitor down the street is show- - brainstorms vou eet. If we've been
the violinist has appeared as solo- - specialists for the armed services
expected at the two tilts the
This particular lesson is unspec- will be held from 9 to 12 pm.. Febist with the Toronto. Quebec, and has not been officially made to
ing the very oomphiest in red too conventional for vou there's
Tennessee contest is already a
acBluegrass room of
ruary 20. in the
significance,
sell-oMontreal symphonies and has given President Herman L. Donovan, he tacular in practical
leather compacts, carrying powder, still the example of the amateur
athletic officials have
cording to Dr. Webb, but is a basic the Union building. Joe Bohnak.
rouge, and lipstick. Why not the crooner who recorded her favorite
recitals over the Canadian radio, said yesterday.
ruled the action necessary to
and necessary fundamental in the chairman, announced Wednesday.
He has also played at the White
duo in a red velvet heart box
love song and signed off with his
accommodate as many spectaDr Donovan stated that he. "like study of electric currents.
The sixteen regimental, battalion
House and at the palace of the.WiU Rogers
she d love it.
own little variation on ih
tors as possible.
knew only what he
company sponsors will be preGovernor-GenerThe next open class will be held snd
of Canada in Ot- - nad read in the
If she goes in for jewelry you've theme. Or you might wish to to
The plan was inaugurated at
but that
hour, Thursday, Feb- - sented at the ball. They were
got it made. A favorite sweetheart aesthetic and copy the fellow who
ta'athe "Bama game last Saturhe had been expecting communica- - at the fourth
ruary 25. in room 125 of the Bio- - elected Tuesday by the seniors in
'to sweetheart gift is an infinitesi- - sent his little chickadee a pair of
day night. Each student is giv
The highlight of his program tion on the matter daily. "I'm
will not be
mal silver
locket with pale blue love birds or the intel- en a seat number as he enters
will be the four movements, ttin that the soldiers will be coming logical Sciences building. Prof. R. ROTC but the results
night of the
just room enough for a picture '.ectual who sent his girl a calf- allegro, molto appasionato, andan-- j j,ut I do not know. when," he said. H. Weaver will discuss Pasteuriza- released until the
the door.
dance.
tion of Milk."
copy of "Love Stories' by
about the si
of half your little-bot- ind
- UagTetto non troppo. and
t'K T Train Engineers
Queen To Reign
fingernail. They'll
engrave
your famous authors.
legro molto vivace of the "Concerto
According to the reports printed
The sponsors will include an
Valentine message on the facing
Or you might be the too. too
for Violin. Opus 64" by Mendel- - Sunday, which Dr. Donovan
cadet colonel who will reign
and there you've got a gift practical type and decide to bundle
lieves are authoritative, the Univer- as Queen of the Military Ball, four
that she'll still be loving this time her up a pair of long undies
sity is one of the schools designated
T Play Sonata
honorary lieutenant colonels, and
next year.
heaven in this weather. Just be
train Armv and Navv engineers.
ti
nine honorary majors and captains.
I noticed a special set of Valen- - sure they're bright red that's your
Another feature will be the pre- - rhe lnstitutions were selected by a
Henry Hall and his orchestra will
tine jewelry downtown too. Com- - leading color this week-ensentation of the four movements. joint committee of the War Man- Second Lieut Howard E. Nelson, furnish music for the dance. Ticets
adagio, non troppo presto, largo. power commission. War, and Navy
Harlington, Texas, a student at the mav be purchased from any active
and allegro commodo. of the "Son- - department representatives.
16
University in
has begun or pedge of scabbard and Blade
at in o Minor oy wiuseppc
Contracts To Continue
training at Kanaoipn rieia, iexas for $1.00 prior to the dance. Tick
tixliWalter G. Renin, Jr.. a graduate
The WMC said all training con- a student officer. Upon comple- ets
ulcihased at the daor wil of the University in 1938. was killed
"Song tracts previously made by the Army as
An original composition,
k
tion of the intensive
be $1.25.
Tuesday night in an airplane acciirf Pines." by the artist, along with anj Navy will continue in force,
course he will be graduated to one
Atlee Wilson.- Lexington, com- dent near Bracketsville, Texas, acselections by Moussergeky, Paga- purchase of 500 double-dec- k
of the advanced flying schools In merce senior, is Captain of Scabcording to word received by his
mni, and Szymanowski. will com- - bunks, which were ordered recently,
the Army Air Forces Gulf Coast bard and Blade. Other officers are parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Rehm,
plete the program.
was not occasioned by this an- - Training enter.
Mass., Lexington.
Joe Bchnak. Northampton,
The ushers for Sunday's program, nouncement. Dr. Donovan explained.
'continuation', by James W. Martin,
A&S senior. 1st Lieutenant; Win- The young flyer, who was to have
No change will be made in the
Mabel Gumm, Celeste Maggard,
professor of Economics.
fred Ellis. Chaplin, commerce sen- - received his wings February 16. was
First Lieut. Plummer Jones, Jr.,
Jane Rubin. Janet Palmer, Frank curriculum of the engineering
April 25 "K entuckt's Public
'
'
kilIed when his Plane collided wUh
Ralph lege after the soldiers arrive, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Plummer Jones,
Ledford Gregory.
Schools of Tomorrow." bv Dr. W. S.
Sharpsburg. senior. 1st ser- - anothef
mjd.air durjng
night
colleges Lexington, a graduate of the Com- - Ral,f
Kemp, and Garland Young, who president emphasized. All
"Kentucky in Prospect." will be Taylor, dean. College of Education.
'flight. The pilot of the other plane
are majoring in music at the Uni- - will remain open to civilian students merce college and a member ofjgean'
M
I "The Relation of Com- the title of a series of weekly radio
Chaperons Listed
safety,
parachuted to
although it is probable that fewer Kappa Sigma fraternity, has rerersity.
talks presented by the University mercial Banking to Industrial De- Chaperons for the dance will be
Rehm, who was engaged to Jane
cently been promoted from second
The complete program is as fol- students will enroll, he added.
c. carpenter,
'eiopmeni. oy ur.
H ic nine Kta. President and Mrs. Herman L. Don- - Maruder. former University stu- - over WHAS. Louisville, from 12 to protessor
in firct liontunant
lows :
of Economics.
12:15 P- m- beginning February 14
tioned at Fort Morgan, Colo., where cvan. Dean and Mrs. T. T. Jones, dent, was to have been married Feb- - through September 19.
l
May
"Kentucky Coal Minint: of
rv,.... .
r
j
Dean Sarah Holmes, Colonel and ruary 20 at Eagle Pass. Texas,
he is commandant of students.
by G. Moss Patterson,
GuUeupe Taruui
Souta ui C Minor
The purpose of the radio talks is the Future."
Mrs. B. E. Brewer. Lt. Colonel and where he was stationed.
chief. Kentucky
Department
N'ou troppo presto Largo
AdMfcio
of
Mrs. John E. Brannan. Major and
Before entering training June 15, designed to acquaint Kentuckians Mines and Minerals.
.Mlcgro commodo
l.
Jack C'hambliss, a student at the Mrs. Gerald Griffin. Major and he was
Mit- - with the potentialities of the
of the
May 16 "Experiments in the ReII
University from 1940 until the end Mrs. Floyd L. Carlisle. Major and
Baker, and Smith Company monwealth, to inform Kentuckians covery of Oil
and Aluminum." by
stu- - of last quarter, has enlisted in the Mrs. Arthur G. Dahl, Major and and active in the Lexington Lions f with the actualities of the present.
Meiide!iiliu
Air Force Enlisted Reserve
Concerto iur Viohu. Op. C4
J.
Allegro, molto appasionate
dents will be subject to call to ac- - Navy and is now stationed at the Mrs. Dauris C. Carpenter. Captain Club and the Junior Chamber of and to inspire Kentuckians with the Daniel 23 Jones. State Geologist. May
"The Relation of InvestAndante
possibilities of the future.
tive duty at the end of the winter Great Lakes Naval Training Sta- - and Mrs. Earl C. May, Captain and Commerce.
ment Capital to Industrial DevelopAllegretto lion troppo
quarter. March 20. according to a tion, Great Lakes, 111. While at the Mrs. Preston B. Powell, Captain
The talks, given by such outstand-Rehattending the University,
While
ment. by Dr. M. D. Ketchum. assoAllegro motto vivace
dispatch from the War department University he majored in Agricul- - and Mrs. Gene Myers. Captain and
was a member of Sigma Chi ing men as Dr. Herman L. Donovan,
received Wednesday.
ture and Chemistry. He is the son Mrs. Robert L. Stivers, Captain fraternity and enrolled in the Com- - president of the University; Dr. C. ciate professor of Economics.
in
May 30 "Kentucky as a Coming
Lt. Col. John E. Brannan. asso- - of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Chambhss, and Mrs. Murray M. Montgomery. merce college.
C. Carpenter, professor of Econom- t omp.x i iKii.i rv . . .
La Fontailte d'AretliUbe.
Tourist State," by Dr. Howard W
and Second Lt. Calvin W. May.
will be discussed bv Dr v. J
The body will be taken to the W. jics: Dr. A. C. McFarlan. professor
Dsrol 6zj mauowbki ciaic piuicosui ui iiiuiiuij oucinc, ;Ui naruinsuurg.
sock-Geology; and Dr. Frank L. Mc- Arthur LeBlanc expiaineo. mat neicLuiurc mere nau
fili.g ol the Puici
Whitehouse at 7 30 Sunday niMhf
R. Milward Mortuary chapel.
S
"Kentucky's Forests To- - as the third in a
,
June
been two groups of students in the
Modest Moussergeky
Mopak
Vev. President Emeritus of the Uni- series of taiks on
f
I
'Air Force Enlisted Reserve Corps
arr. by Kaclimwninoff'
versity. will be delivered on such dav and ,or Tomorrow." by W. E. "Love. Courtship, and Marnaac"
.S
Niccolo Paganm One group, called the
7
immediate
Caprice No H
subjects as education, commerce. Jackson, field agent in Forestry,
being given before the Westmms'er
Resources of Fellowship group at the Maxwell
rr by Auen
June 1J
service" section, was subject to call
state power resources, manufactur- Kentucky.- - by G. Moss Patterson. S'reet Presbyterian Church.
at any time. The others had
ing. transportation facilities, uses of
Worn-Ou- t
chief- - Kentucky
of
Department
enlisted under a plan providing for
Icoal. and Kentuckv taxes.
l.rM RAL PARTY . . .
.
. ,,
Mines and Minerals.
to continue in college until
them
By Jessica Gay
. . will be held by the oaptist Sui- me ivuiukw uiusiara iouus.
An intensive drive lor worn out
2
"Possibilities of Ken
they had finished their education.
June
7 o'clock tonight in
February 14 "Patterns for the
University students are so hard books most highly recommended by silk and nylon hose will be planned
v dent Union at
tucky's
Wednesday's order. Brannan stated.
Iron Ores.
these magazines. Miss King said.
by the block leaders in the women's Future," by Dr. H. L. Donovan. C. S. Crouse,
tne Ballroom oi tne inion ouunmsj
placed all these men in the same on library books that $15,000 will
proiessor of Metal- Some books in the browsing room residence halls when they meet this president. University of Kentucky,
Kjn'eerinir
Ol'TING 4 LI B . . .
category.
'
be spent in repairing and rebinding pay for themselves.
February 21 "Patterns for the
That is, the week
will hold a scavenger hu:it from
vJ-Members of the corps will be damaged books
June 27 'Possibilities of Ken .
j
this year. This sum popular,
books are
'continuation", bv Dr. tucky's Lead
These leaders, chosen to rture- - Future
and not en lis greater
called individually
and Zinc Deposits." by 7:50 (o 9:30 tonight The hunt wi'.l
than the total cost of bought and rented out. As soon as sent the girls in the halls, were Donovan.
be organized at the Union building.
masse according to the interpretaC. S. Croupe, professor of Metallurthey have paid for their original given the specific job of distributing Kentucky.
all new books and periodicals.
-RKHIM) TlIK
placed on the order by the
KTHNOLIM'.Y
tion
,ne are put into tne regular informition about rationing and1 tebruary
- gical Engineering.
Manpower in Ki"Altogether, the library will spend cosl.
military department.
July 4 "Youth as a State Re- WAR" . . .
((urslion: Ho will shoe ratiyn- Besides that library and new books are bought shortages to the others in their tucky," by Dr. Howard E. Beers,
S58.900 this year.
V. p
by Dr
. will be discussed
.
source." by Dr. I. T. Sanders, assistM,.s Robert Rodes, district fessor of Rural Sociology,
for the repairing of old with the money to replace them in unit
inf afreet you?
Ftuikhouser before the Kentuckv
professor of Sociology.
March 7 "New Uses of Ken- - ant
books, $8,175 will be spent for new the browsing room.
ur Lexington, gave the
it.atler
Archaeological society at 7.30 toJuly II "The Spiritual AwakenUniversity students and faculty as block leaders pamphlets containing tucky s Coal," by Dr. L. L. Quill.
books and $.381 for magazines,
4
ing of Kentucky." by Dr H. N night in Room 201. Pence hall.
protessor of Chemistry.
H
It won t affect me for some
junior:
newspapers, and memberships. The well as any alumnus of the school explanations of the work to be done.
( AK VKCIK Ktt OKIt . . .
time, though I didn't hoard.
March 14 "Kentucky's Muieral Sherwood, Experiment Station.
plans for a Panhellenic "work- - rest of the approximate $29,000 will or teachers from any part of the and told them how to visit the per- "Higher Education
July
in'. . library will present a program
day" to be held early in April ure be used for building repairs, e- - state have full use of the library. sons in their section and report the Wealth." by Dr. A. C. McFarfan.
a
E.isie itiarcn, J .oo., junior, ri,
Prospect." by Dr. M. E. Ligon. pro- - of music directed by Toscannii.i a;
ine belng miide by Saran Ewmg, presi- - hibtts, salaries tor the personnel of "Outsiders may come to the library
professor of Geology
number visited.
shoe renairers' most nouular olace
t7 o.m. in the Music roin of the
"Kentucky's Mmera I lessor of Secondary Education.
March 21
spent in this work can be
dent of that organization, it has 16 persons and for miscellaneous ex- - to study or do reference work but
Hours
in town now I'll manage with their
July 25 "Commercial Possibilities Union building
Wealth'' i continuation . by Dr. A.
recognition.
cannot check out the books,
announced by Miss Jane Has- - penditures.
been
counted toward OCD
help.
of Kentucky's Botanies." by Dr. H. 'nkwm.VS t XI K . . .
elden, assistant dean of women.
Buying over $14.0(KI worth of books
Block leaders for Patterson hall C. McFarlan, professor of Geology. P. Riley, professor of Botany.
win hold its monthly meeUiw
Kentucky s iranspor- .urtn
are Marbt'lle Calvert. Lillian Ber- Bill Talbvtt, Commerce, sopho - j According to Dean Haselden, the and periodicals involves a lot of
August I "Future of Kentucky and breakfast at 9 30 am Sunday
u ur. m. n. om- more: It wont. I m leaving I or purpose of the day will be to in - work, says Miss Margaret I. King,
tram. Dora MerenDlooin. muuhtu .m... .
Cattle." by Dr. W. P. Garrigus. pro - at st. Catherine s a. ad.,mv. N
d
struct the
sorority of- - head librarian.
The various pro- Lowman, Emily Wiseman Put Nor- - livan. associate professor of Eco- the army.
(Lime-stonstreet
lessor of Animal Husbandry
The R,v O- ficers in the duties
pell Patsy Prewitt: for Boyd hall. nomics.
to feasors send in some requests, but,
August 8 "Future of Kentucky Bryan, chaplain,
will celebrate
April 4 ' Kentucky's Freight Rate
Mable Murray, A.&.S.. junior: Now tnelr positions,
The Valentine motif will be car- - Eleanor Powell. Bettv Nollau. Har in order that, for the most part, the selection and
R. C. Miller,
Dant. ler
I can go barefooted like I always .hrouah their work, the sororities hi.vi.w lob falls to a committee ried out in today's Dutch Lunch riette
Ns.n.-R.
Hood Structure." by Dr. M. R. Sullivan. Sheep." by Husbandry. field agent mass, and Prof L. L. following wsU
Allison
in Animal
speak at the ineetma
ih"
wanted to.
may come to mean the most to their made up of the librarian and the club meeting in the football room Mary Jane Riggs. Ella W a t s o n associate professor of Economics,
August 15 "Future of Kentuckv break fust.
April 11 "Relation of Kentucky
members.
Brown. Marie Little. Georgiaiine
heads of the circulation and refer- - of the Union building.
Trances Bogan, graduate: I'm
Pastures." by Dr. E. N. Fergus. pro- Tt:s
I'MON
The training program will be car- - ence departments.
These three
R0b McNeill, student pastor of Moss; for Jewell hall. Mary Cathe - Taxes to Industrial Development."
prepared. It doesn't affect me
Twtlay
ried out by experts in the various members must read numerous pain- - the Maxwell Street Presbyterian rine Heath. Dolores Shitllet. Cor- - by James W Martin, proiessor of lessor oi rami irops.
August
of Kentucky
"Future
Dutch Lunch Club. Fitb:i r'.ni.
Roky Kucber, A.AoS.. freshman: fields, and it is hoped that at least phlets ana reviews and pore over Church, will be the speaker, accord- - nelia Rose Thomas. Fiances Owens, Economics
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through the chimnex. An iron rail with
hiHiks danoliuir Irnm il ran .ilonn the loo ol In
It was here that all ihe ..Hiking was
done: where all the xfater xvas heated: where
all the xvarmih of the house emanated.
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on the xvalls xvere stitched memoes hanging in
liand .arved frames. In this atmosphere, il was

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liecn going along, not paxing iiiik Ii attention lo
xvhai xvas going on and exen less lo the siecihcs
lhat air made aliout the xvar. I figured I xvas
in it Ik cause 1 had lo Ik', not iH'iause I had

surprise lo see a modern radio.
When I remarked on ibis. Mrs. Filth replied.
"Mow else xvould xve lie able lo hear xvhen llii-le-- r
gels his Ircim our Ixixsr"
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hei knoxvlidge and ereeption. Few women in
i In- 1'niied Statics, xvith all their nexvspaiers and
their hou.lv news bulletins, had as clear an un- elcisiandmg ol excnis.
She said. "Things like our radio are the things
that will help us w, n the xvar. We are ,oo- rsine and I don'l haxe to tell you lhat but xve
know xvhat xve are fighting "for ancl VeMiaxe

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lint ihe othiT ilav vimeihing hapiicncd lo me
thai kind ol i hanged nix slant on things.
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nexer weni lor this moral rcsmnsibilii
smlf. Inn I guess that's xvhai xve oxve ihe linle
k i ill' xvho are the ones that are hat king us
up. nexer complaining and content to he lor-gten.
It xvas a xvoman

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xou'd call ihem M'asanls that made me
icalie that xve do oxve something.
stopjM'd al ihe little stone house with Its
ill. in hid rool on the oil chance that I might
lu some eggs. I kiuxv that eggs xve re sirictlx
taiioui'd. Inn xvhen xou go lo bed thinking ol
eggs and xvake up still thinking ol them, xou
ilun tare much lor I lie rules.
eatAnd xou don't get anx more
ing the
mess lhat results xvhen thex
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had askeil tanners all along the road
could sell me some eggs, bin ihe ansxver had a I
xvaxs been no uiiiil I asked one old ladx. xvho
xliisxred that il I tried "Wee Toinuix l iich
o' lianbi idge'' I might lx- able lo gel some. She
explained that I would haxe lo Use ihe lull
name-because theie were three Tommy l iich's.
one xho xvas xvee bin didn't live in lanhridgc.
on- xvho xvasn'l but tlid. and the tight one. xvho
xvas and did.
x
itch's baiu- So here I was in Wee lo
xaicl. passing his Iriendlx old sheep dog and
kiKKking on his iI.hii in order thai I might ask
him lo break ihe law. I tell a little guilty, but
when a hen cackled he! tiiumpli oxer a new-laiegg I lost all til v sc tuples.
okiiccI. I si lit let id out mx
When the
xvoman who
to tin malroulx-lookitiiccpic-ssmk1 theie. KK cling a inil relusal. I xvas
.iiii.ii(l xvhen she inxited tile ill and called lo
In l daughter lo letch as mauv eggs as I xvaniecl.
She insisted thai I sit clown and haxe lea.
I didn't
haxe anx answer whe n she said that
ah hough she wouldn't ble ak the law bx selling
me eggs, she xvould gixe me all the- eggs I xvaniil thex

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Now if we have read or inii I pu led this pari
wrong, we would like 10 lie pui right alxuu
hut it seems lo us that the item sas
the only qualifieation that a siudeni needs lo
Income a menilKT of ihe legislature or an
of the Student Government association is
a .3 standing.
We simplx annoi v e it lhat wa. There are
erv few siudents in ihe I'lmersitx who
make a 1.3 standing. Thus, if onlv a grade
lassifit al ion were used, just anv erson lould
lx oiiu the leader of student rights and opinions.
Needles to sax. people ote lor jicrvinalii ies
ol teller than ihcx xote for abililv. So. ohnnx
Joe. who thinks it would lie fun lo In- piesident
of the SGA. and who know