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ON PACK TWO
The ''seudo "I Am"'
Speaks At Christmas
YOLL'ML XXXIV

I.KXING

Choristers To Feature
Program
A I Convoeation Today

All-Christm-

WOMEN TO GET
10-WE-

IN ENGINEERING

j

Course To Qualify

Junior Engineers

Carol Selections
Also To Be Heard
At Next Musicale

To Replace Men

Ciney

M'MBER

REAPPOINTED AS

Ends

KERNEL EDITOR
Staff Positions
Are Announced
Uy Dr. Plummer

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PATRICIA SNIDER

The open class scheduled for
10 a. m. today has been canceled because of the special
convocation to be held that
hour. Dr. A. E. Bigge. chairman
of the committee in charge, has
announced
The lecture. Dr. Morris Scher-ago- 's
"How Germs Fight Disease." probably will be given
next quarter. Dr. Bigge said.

as

.Meet

Saturday Night

FRIDAY. DEC EM ttr'.R II. I'M'.'

ON. KENTUCKY.

No Open Class

COURSE

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ON PAGE FIVE- -

Pre-Holicla-

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Weems And Band
do Into Uniform
After Stand Here

PRESIDENT SETS

Patricia Snider. Bloomfield. has
corporation,
The Curtiss-Wrigeditor of The
been reappointed
Esso laboratories of the Standard
SIGN-U- P
Christmas social activities on the
Oil company, and General Motors
The annual program of Christmas
Kernel to serve during the second
corporation, will offer positions to
campus will reach their culmination
quarter. Dr. Niel Plummer. director
carols presented by the University
University women who have comof student publications, has anChoristers mill be given at convotonight as Ted Weems and his
training course
pleted a
nounced.
cation, third hour this morning in
fourteen bandsmen mark "30" to
in engineering fundamentals to be
Betty Jane Pagh. Lexington, will
Memorial Hall, as well as in two
A proclamation
from President
their civilian career playing for the
Cel-l- a
given here next quarter, Mrs. Sarah
continue to act as news editor.
performances. 4 p. m. and 8 p. m
B. Holmes, dean of women, stated
Bcderman, Lexington, and Jim Franklin D. Roosevelt designated
Christmas formal.
Sunday, for the final musicales of
yesterday.
Carroll. Eliabettitown, will serve dates and places for the sixth regthe quarter.
The dance, which will be held
as managing editors. Carroll re- istration under the Selective ServThis course, designed primarily
This yearly recital of Christmas
from 9 to 12 p. m. in the Bluegras
places Lewis Sawin. Lexington, who
music, under the direction of Milqualify women to become junior
to
ice act.
room of the Union building, will
did not apply for reappointment.
engineers to replace men needed in
dred Lewis, has become traditional
Men who were born on or after
Kernel .sports will be edited by
on the University campus.
The
feature the presentation of the
the armed forces, will be sponsored
Baxter Melton. Corydon; society July 1. 1924. but not after August
jointly by the College of Engineering,
choristers were organized ten years
Kentuckian queen and her six atby Dawson Hawkins. Lexington;
ago to present a Christmas pro31. 1924. must register on any day
the United States o....ce of educa- tendants and the awarding of a
and James Hurt, Hardburly. and during
gram, but have subsequently served
tinn anri the United States Civil
the week commencing Fritrophy to Alpha Gamma Rho fra- Students leaving school for the Alice Watkins. London, will act as
as the choir for baccalaureate occommission.
Service
day. December 11. 1942. and ending
temity for their work in the recent
Only women who have success-- : armed forces before a quarter is associate editors.
casions as well. In former years
' Business staff positions will
Thursday. December 17. 1942.
four-ye'
r
fully completed a full
the members have presented their
finished will receive a 100 per cent
Kentuckian sales contest.
unchanged, according to Dr.
Men who were born on or after
program in various Kentucky towns.
course leading to a bachelor s degree rerund on the unused portion of
Complete arrangements have
Plummer. as they were origir.allv September 1. 1924. but not after
This year's personnel is composed
from a college or university of rec- V
fees' Frank C' Peter" appointed to serve until spring.
been made for the entire Weems
October 31. 1924. must register on
ognized standing will be eligible ;.thelr tuitlon
of 38 men and women largely selec
an-- t
comptroller,
ilBliTllllMlllltfiliili
Other editorial staff members in- any day during the week commencband of fourteen members to don
ted from the University men's and
for enrollment in the course, regis- - son. University
TED WILMS
clude Mary Norma Weatherspoon, ing Friday. December 18. 1942. and
now open announced yesterday.
glee clubs.
women's
rat ion for which is
the uniform of the United States
Dr. Amry Vuidenbosch
assistant news editor: June Wyatt. ending Thursday,
December 24.
the College of Engineering.
"Men students have been contem- Carols Present Variety
Ins 1. limn nm rt Merchant Marine In the middle of
will
rartconist; and Betty McClanahan. 1942.
inere win oe no lu.uou
The carols are from England,
p.atmg not returning to school next Assistant society editor.
December, after their final engage-methis course, and the only expense
Men who were born on or after nl thr Christ mm litrnml hmiht.
Russia. Poland, and Mexico. Combecause they feel that they
Three associate editors for the November 1. 1924. but not after De- here tonight.
to students will be the necessary
composers
positions by American
University
yearbook,
textbooks and classroom supplies may be called into service and will Kentuckian.
Decorations for the affair, which
cember 31. 1924. must register on
will also be featured. Led ford Grewere named by the board. They
is under the sponsorship of the Un- which should not exceed $15. The j lose the fees which they have paid
any day during the period com-- 1
gory, violinist, will appear as soloare Virginia Long, Cloister. N. J.;
course will carry no college credit, to tne UniversitVi" Mr. Peterson
mencing Saturday. December 26.
the white Christmas theme, carist, and Lela W. Cullis will be the
Ed Barnes. Louisville, and Chester
1942. and ending Thursday. Decern- but certincates win oe issuea u explained.
ried out in white pine with blue
organist.
5
Theiss, LaGrange.
"
successfully completing it. It
lighting giving starlike effects. A
ber 31. 1942.
An interesting portion of the proA leave of absence has been those
Trustees, on SepThe Board of
course, meeting
e
merry Santa Claus will look on from
will be a
gram will be the participation of
For the duration, those who were
Vandenbosch, 33
granted Dr. Amry
tember 16, 1941. adopted the followhours each week.
the balcony. The program will inthe audience in singing some
born on or after January 1. 1925.
deing regulation relating to refunds
Registration for the winter quar- - clude six
it was an- carols including "O Come. head of the political science
must register on the day iney at.
of fees of students enrolled in the
All Ye Faithful." "I Heard the Bells partment, in order that he may go
eighteenth anniversary oi ter is to oe neia lor an mcai siu- - nounced.
tain the
University and later drafted in Ihe
on Christmas Day." "Silent Night," to Washington, D. C, on January 1
Chaperones for the formal In-their birth. If the anniversary 'a"s dents Tuesday afternoon. January
armed forces of the United States
Naval Aviation Cadet Cloyd
"Hark! The Herald Angels to join the State Department's Di- and
a Sunday or a legal holiday. . and aU other students will reg- - elude Dr. and Mrs. Herman L. Dono-the- ir
of America:
North McAllister, Berea. has comSing."
regustration must Uke Place
nd Mrs. Niel Plummer.
phabe.ieal
vision of Special Research.
"For residents of Kentucky who pleted his course at the U. S. Navy on the day following that Is not a Uler according to
brought
home
The University
The concert will open with an old
Peak. Dr. and
Mr and Mrs
schedule on Wednesday. January . Mrj
are drafted or called as Reserve Ot- School at Athens. Ga.. Sunday or a legal holiday.
from
B
Bullish processional. "Gloria in Dr. Vandenbosch. a member of two Grand Championships
Mr
T T Jon
or as members of the Nationai and has been ordered to the Naval
In addition to local students, any Holmes. Miss Jane Haselden. Mr.
Excelsis Deo." followed by the Pol- the executive council of the Amer- - the Chicago fat stock and carlot ficers
In Lexington, men should regis- 3 for each Reserve Aviation
base at Dallas.
-,
ish composition. "The Quest of the ican Society of International Law competition last week. These were Guard, an amount of
ter at the Local Board No. 41. lo- others who have returned to Lex- and Mrs. Victor Portmann. Mis?
Shepherds." the Mexican number. and an authority on the Dutch East the grand champion single lamb week the student remains in school Texas, for primary flight training. cated in the basement of the Post lngton mav reKi.ster on Tuesday. Margaret Lester. Miss Rankin
"The Shepherds and the Inn." and Indies, served during the last school and the grand champion pen of will be retained from the quartei
Registration Is the registrar stated Students reg- - ris. Misa Adele Gensemer. Miss
building.
year as special adviser in the Dfvi- - three lambs. Several other prizes fee paid, and an amount of $5 for
Lieut. Raymond T. Lathrem. Lexa negro spiritual entitled "De
between 9 a m. and 5 lstering for the first time in the berta Limbach and Miss Roewlie
for each week the ington, has reported for army servOffice were also won.
sion of Special Information,
Baby."
University, should report at S o'clock Oakea.
p.m.
Harold Barber, assisted by Os- - student remains in school will be ice in New Orleans, following his
of Coordinator of Information, at
Jevful Carol Included
"
George Dudley, dance chairman
Tuesday morning to the registrar's
paid." graduation from officers'
Included in the first section of Washington. returning to the Uni- - wald Forsee, Owenton, fitted the retained from the quarter fee
candidate
office for placement and claasiftca- - of the Union board, is In charge of
lambs for the show.
program is the Joyful English versity in September.
The general regulation applying school. Lieutenant Lathrem is a
the
arrangements for the dance. Robert
tion tests, and physical examina
on refunds will apply to all with- graduate of the University, class
carol. "A Merry Christmas" which,
tions.
Mahan heads the publicity committo other reasons, the pf 1938.
many carols of that country
drawals due
like
Tha alphabetical schedule for reg tee, with Julie Landnim. Martan
rule, as
merry-makicomptroller added. This
deals with feasting and
Harris. Peaches Snyder. Clay
1st rat ion has been revised, and stu
stated in the University catalog.
Lieut. Staley F. Adams has been
instead of the religious signifiand Sally Buckner a.- dents are advised to note the sche
gpromoted to first lieutenant in the
reads:
cance of the season.
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1
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printed below and not as It sisting.
dule as
The second portion of the pro"The registration fee and any army air forces at Blackland Army
appears in the University catalog.
The committee for decorations
gram will feature the Women's
late registration fee assessed are Flying school. Waco. Texas. Adams
chair- fnr Xnesrfav is as eludes Nancy Shropshire.
Among the first to be honored as
El-- !
Geoffrey Shaw's
Chorus singing
never refunded, and no other fees received his basic training at
of membership in Pat-- J follows: 1:30 to 2:20. A through G: man; Delores Thompson. Mickey
Bethlehem," candidates recommended for olli- - worea in a filling station and had are refunded, after the sixth week llngton Field. Texas, and is at
Opening
"How Far Is Is To
oogan. Mary jane
irSi...a
negro cers training are three former Uni- - one semester in the Engineering of a quarter. Students leaving dur- present
a flying Instructor at terson Literary society to fresh- - 12:30 to 3:20. H through Q: 3:30 to
and the male voices in
CantrtU. Clara Lane, arm Ann oar- spiritual "Wasnt That a Mighty versity students, graduates of the C0Uege. Like Osborne, he expressed ing the first six weeks of a quarter
time in the 4:20. R through Z.
men. for the first
ron-Lexington Signal Depot's advance the dese to study radio engineer-schoo- l,
Day."
The schedule for Wednesday is
will receive a refund, the amount of
group's history was made possible
., .
25 if purchased In
t
it was announced this week mg after the war."
Tickets are
8:00 to 8:50. A through
..
of
in the finale of the reas follows:
Prominent
L.ieui. lui run naimiu. iexiugiuii.
which will depend upon the date
m
a
Waters, who hopes to study elec-In- g withdrawal.
has been promoted to first lieuten- - b? actum la Ken ai meciuiK
cital will be Wieniawski's "An by Col. Laurence Watte, command- B: 9:00 to 9:50. C through F: 10:00 advance, and Si 50 at the door
officer.
Army Air Forces. Rank- - society last Saturday
trical engineering at the close of
to 1C:50. G through J: 11:00 to Dress is formal for women and opdante. Concerto No. 2 in D Minor'
"A refund will not be granted um- - ant in the
First-yea- r
nlsved bv Ledford Gregory. The
The prospective officer candidates the war, had pursued an industrial less
students now may be- - n:50. K through M: 1:30 to 2:20. tional for men
with- - in was graduated from the Kelly
the student makes the
society on pj through Q: 2:30 to 3:20. R through
will present are Jesse Osborne. Donald Worth chemistry course here prior to tak- choruses
combined
official. All refunds must be field navigation school early this come members of the
"Cradle ington, and William Waters, Jr., all ing the basic work in radio this past drawal
beloved
Christiansen's
of year and is on duty as a navigation the basis of their first quarters- S; 3. 30 to 4:20. T through Z.
a.med wUhln .. the flsca,
spring at Lafayette. When asked
Hymn" and "The Shepherd's Story" of Lexington.
instructor at the world's largen standing and the regular requirewifhril.a,R,
Osborne, a resident of Lexington how he liked the work at Avon, he
navigation school. Hondo. Texas.
by Dickenson to conclude the proments for membership, it was an- since early childhood, was born in answered, as did the other two.
gram.
nounced.
The cathedral window design Berea, and attended the Engineer- "fine." Each have "tinkered" wun
Freshmen and other men
Lieut. Joseph E. Hocker. Owens- Be
which will cover the window in the ing college for one year, before ac- f.lu.tM. tu dnoa arlv vniltll ThP
has been promoted to the dents were invited to participate
rear of the stage was done by Ruth cepting a position with the U. S. records of these three men while in
- in the society's quarterly competl-uate- d
rank of captain. Hocker was gradStudents who plan to travel on
32
Rubber company, Indianapolis. Ind. training have been superior. Each (j,
Haynes.
from the University in 1936 tion for membeiship to be held at
Illinois Central railroad lines after
war is over, I should of the three agreed that the Job in
"When the
with a B. S. in chemical engin- - the beginning of the winter
Dec. 15 must make coach reservaBr WILLI VM CAMPBELL
like to study radio engineering," the Signal Corps is primary In the
While a student, he worked ter. The requirements include a
tions as well as those for pullman.
fight against the Axis.
Osborne said.
at niyht as engineer of a local standing of at least 1.5 and the
Do you know your alphabet all it was stated Wednesday by railWorthington. who entered the
hospital. Captain Hocker's military submission of an original paper of 32 of the letters?
road authorities.
g
basic Mechanic Learner course at
education includes study at the En- - at least 2.000 words, or an
Reservations will be made in order
We're speaking of Russian, of
writing.
Lafayette high school in March of
Ready'" is the
School, Fort Belvoir, Va. lent in creative
"He's Rupp and
of the number on the coach ticket
this .year, stressed the value of
title of a feature which will appear
It was pointed out that the pa- - course, which is to be added '.o purchased, so it is advisable that
Alpha of Kentucky chapter of physics, algebra, and trigonometry
- the languages taught on the cam- In the February Esquire giving a
Lieut. Cecil Anderson, who re- - per must be one prepared especialpurchase tickets immedPhi Beta Kappa, learned society, for prospective trainees. Before enpersonality sketch of Adolph Rupp. celved his B. S. in Civil Engineer- - Iy for the occasion, and could be pus next quarter. It has 32 letters students
iately in order to get seats. .
elected to membership the fol- tering the Signal Corps, he had
has
any subject lending itseii 10 in its alphabet.
head basketball coach.
'
ing in June, is now stationed at 011
University students who live In
lowing students:
This measure does not apply to
Wruien Oy JUHlllie juuca, wu.- - Shaw Field. Sumter. S. C. with the serious discussion. The equivalent
cninir to
...inHII. r onv mhn .
Galloway, who the
But Prof. W.
Robert Ammons, Lexington; Jane
staff writer, the article Air Corns Engineers.
Lieutenant in creative writing would include is to teach the new cla in Rus' ern, Louisville and Nashville. South
y
game there
the
or Chesapeake and Ohio lines.
Birk. New Albany, Ind.; Mary Rlon,
deals Anderson received his wings late such items as a short story, play,
Dec. 23, will receive reductions on runs about 3.000 words and
few exLexington and Miami. Fla.; Fran- or a sufficient amount of poetry to sian. doesn't think that a you. In Bus authorities also state that thev
mostly with Rupp as a man and as in October at Chanute Field. 111.
worry
admissions, if they show their tick- ces Bogie. Lexington; Laura Mc- have received no word regarding
Indicate a talent for that type of tra letters ought to
a coach, touching only lightly upon
pt. hnnks
fact, he's authority for stating that reservations and that travel mill :
Conathy, Lexington; Ellen Roper,
expression. It was explained.
proaucea.
Sgt John T. Ward, who was grad- S. A. "Daddy" Boles, ticket man . the teams ne has
Russian isn't as difficult as many on as usual.
All freshmen of the arts and
Hopkinsville; Wilma Salmon. Lex- uancuaaies suomiiiing papers in persons will tell you It is.
Jones met Coach Rupp in 1933. uated from the University in 1937.
ager, announced Thursday that 50
ington; John M. Smith, Jr., Soft
sciences college should see their
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advisers about their
faculty
Shell; Shirley Thomas. Erlanger;
For example, the pronunciation
of the subject treattti. tnid
tickets. 25 cents on general admis- - tournament in Atlanta. Ga., which to officer candidate school. the's
carand Elizabeth Brooks Woodford,
inter quarter schedules bethose offering literary works will be isn't difficult because its letters vary,
slons. Reserve seats sell for $1.25 Jones was covering for the Atlanta headquarters of the Army Air
Paris.
fore the holidays. It was anvery porce., west Coast Training center asked to discuss their production. ry a definite sound, and don't
and $1. general admission for 75 Constitution. They have been
nounced yesterday.
The freshman scholarship prize
like English.
va
recently announced.
cents. The game will be played in close friends since mat, ume,
to Virginia Stuart
was awarded
well, they are
And the verbs
Papers or otner wor suomittea
A
county Armory.
of Miami
former resident
the sketch Is very accurately drawn.
the Jefferson
Baskett. Casper. Wyo.
more
joined for the winter quarter should be capable of expressing much
Beach. Fla.. Sergeant Ward
in oeiore noon, reoruary o than ours. And another thing. RusIthe Army Air Forces in January turned
information, interested sian isn't a language all by itself.
and has been attached to the For further
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tn f at in
ft
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weather squadron there. He will students are a.sKea to contact rroi u.c
Greek and Slavic. That may. or t HKISTMA Ml'SIC . . .
report to McClellan Field. Calif., on J Huntley Dupre. Prof. Konrad
,a ,
Bekker or Prof. John Cutler, fac- - may not. recommend it to you.
,h ,h
on a Monday
. . . will be featured
ulty advisers; Bob Ammons. presi- But this much seems certaii
course of training as
months
mtrht program of recorded music
dent, or Jay Wilson, secretary.
after this war the Russian language m he Union mlwjc
weather officer.
M
The literary society, open only to win be more watery used, me
No Carnegie Musicale will be giver,
weekly cent advance of science in the tonight but the room will be open
students, conducts bi T the Students of the University:
discussions on matters of interest. Soviet Union is one reason. Profes-- a until 4 p.m.
of- program, it plans to
several sor Galloway believes. And. of
n d annually sponsors
You will shortly be leaving the rolled this quarter will return after have to be dropped by many young its regular
speaking contests for members and course, some of the world's great
Tt M Ll'M'H 4 LI K . . .
campus for your Christmas vaca- - the holidays. Le me urge the men men in order to defend their coun- - fer Instruction to tne soldiers wnicnll
may send to tne unier-wifor the general student body of the literature is printed in the Russian
under the dition at home. May I take advan- - to pursue their education up to tne try. Education in the humanities the Army
. . will carol today
University.
language.
be of paramount importance sity for special training. Already
The Air Force examining
tage of the generosity of The Ker- - very hour they are called into mili-nrection of Miss Adele Gensmer at
of
one thousand
welfare of America approximately
board will be here Sunday, Monin giving me this space to wish tary service. Vou will find that a for the social
their luncheon meeting. Kentuckday, and Tuesday In the Health
We trained mind will be your greatest when peace again prevails. The these soldiers are on the campus.
tor you a happy Christmas.
ian pictures will be taken.
many others to be sent
building to give physical examitrust that each one of you will en- - asset both in war and In peace. young women of the nation have a We expect
in conserving here for further training after the
nations to the candidates who
Joy to the fullest your vacation with There is no reason for men to drop great responsibility
CHRISTMAS BKEAKrVsr . . .
im
iui ....
have passed the screening test.
out of school anticipating mat tney the nne arts in mis penoa wnen Army uuuuuuura
thi h(im fnltr
will be held at 8 a.m. SunUav
mv
oi tne
This is the season of the year may be called into military service, liberal education Is being neglected training 19 year young men in The
Each candidate is to be notiat Calvary Baptist church with Dr.
old brackets.
many places.
18 and
when we think most frequently After you enroll for the second In so
fied by letter as to the time he
Jesse Adams speaking. All student-Will you take this message to the Government does not contemplate
is to report for examination,
about peace and good will among quarter you may be permitted to
are invited.
universities, but it is
men. This Christmas there is no finish the quarter before you are home folk and your friends in the taking over
and is expected to conform to
community in which you live. The my understanding that it does plan
world, but we can still called for duty.
peace in the
SI K V TKIUITS . . .
the schedule.
Every woman enrolled in the Uni- - University will go forward in this to contract with the universities for
find peace in our hearts if we will
.
.
.
should report to the SuKy
Each applicant must have his
large numbers of
but seek it. We are at war but as versity should return after the holi- - period of war. Its organization will the education of
application,
stands under ihe bleachers in the
three letters of
completing be held together. None of its pro- - young men who are going into niili- a nation we war for the ideals set days with the view of
Alumni gym before the game torecommendation,
birth certifi- tary service.
The University is
forth in the philosophy of Jesus. her education. Young women have fessional schools will be discontinmorrow mght.
cate, release from his draft
ready to receive such
We confidently believe that If we a greater responsibility than ever ued. Most of the courses previously standing by,
board, and. if he is being exmay
our duty peace and good will will before to preserve education. Cul- - offered will continue to be offered. soldiers as the armed forces
do
CLI B . . .
I OS.MOPOU T
amined under the deferred plan,
nitimatj.lv nrpvi.il on this earth.
ture must be preserved in our coun- - It will continue to educate men and allot to s for further education.
.
will not meet tonight because
his grades from the University.
II. L. DONOVAN.
open January try. The torch oi learning snouid women m the arts, in science ana
The University will
of rh Christmas fWniat
I'resiHent.
In addition to
5 We trust that every' ttttdeut en- - be picked up by women as it may in the professions
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Ry ALICE 'WATKINS
nun iiins". I'.M2. Ron hearten. Germans, retiming in an easy thair Ik lore a hlainj;
fnc wild that lit
"superman" of the Nazis.
Hot Adolf Hitler. . . .
l ilie German
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"1. the 'savior'
Fuehrer of the Teutonic rae. an ncitlier visualize nor understand the leclinjrs of those fools,
those capitalists and 'white tollar workers' who
profess to know a iod. to worship one cal Utt
Jesus Christ and honor him today. This
religion of theirs onlv shows their ignorante.
Thev call themselves Christians. . . .
"Mv people, true Germans of pine Arvan
blood and noble heritage, know the only ttue
religion. That religion is based on the owcr
their fathers once had and their sole dutv now
is to the place the German nation formerly
held. It was plaed first among world (lowers
and that dav is ahead of ns now. Those same
ignorant fools who lclicvc in righteousmmh
and
ness think we are maniacs. txivtcr-starvejealous. Sinli a comeption js to Ik- - pitied, as
are they. . . .
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"It is true that our state once tried
with the Catholics: it is true that we once
aiicmpicd a Protectant union church. Their
leaders were envious of the jxiwer of the slate.
No settlements tould Ik readied. Therein lies
in (iod. I herein,
the evil of men who
loo. lies the eil of democracy. . . .
"There are no hurdles in Germany nor is
worship allowed in the stales we have acquired.
There are in Gctmanv several grouis. One
in supplanting documents drawn from the
(.erman past to lake the place of that

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It is right to reject all beliefs, destrov all idols

and do awav with all sacraments and chtirdi
orders. The only true order is the New Order
of i he Cciman Reii h and Christian
will

Tommy Mooic

in this (opx. loi a week ago lotlax uc
sold oul lor an ad. Amnions lost om ii ihe
iraieness ol the editor's ioriesHindenis .mil om
humble turner was di xoied lo ihe gioi it s ol
Cedar Village Resi.nn ant. Sin h merieiiaiv people we have to tontentl with!
For reasons unexplained ihe !' n Mi in. injur
sported the billowing phrase ai a laic hour
last week end: See I hem Weep the I .ips Tiom
the Skies.
Ih.it t oulroiiu tl i he oiii!.nt as
the mid night show was alioui in Lcgin. and no
one could tlet ipher the meaning. Fxpl in.n ion
olleietl itscll the billowing tlax when il leatl:
See I hem Sweep ihe J.qis Irom the Skies. Must
haxe Ihcii a migliix sleeps sign-bowinking

that uighi.
I lure limes in our notes we lind " I heiss in
a whirlwind."
Not ih.it it is so unusual to dissut h a lati. hut jierhaps ihe sK it.nle of
inter
Joan I heiss xvaithiug notes anil olurr hiis of
pa hi dis.ix.ir skxward tin! the tritk. Il all
hapt-iiet- l
soi 1, lime ago. anil m.ivhe il was
loo told to retriexe them, hut we siiskiI il
was ii i.t i x fiendish glee ai ilisnisiug ol lessons
whith taught" our attention.
Among the more gruesome sights of ctcrx-tlalife ai the I'nixersiix are the hones ol exerx
size. sh.qe. anil tlcst I iptioii whith are In ing
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siiitlenis lor retarried around lv ihe
ports in one of ihe adxanted ionises in an.itomx.
Rillv Calvert and numerous others tan Ik- louml
with legs, skulls, or what have vou ai anv lime.

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soon realize this. . . .
"Mv (erman armies are conquerors. 'Thev
are men who are lighting for a cause whidi is
right. Thev have tontpicred the vellow Trent h.
I he stupid Dutch,
and quite soon l hi- ignorant
Russians, who know onlv to use iheir hands hut
have no mind, will give up
thev know
we are right, llv springtime mv German armies
will return victorious. . . .
"Mi will is the will of the German jxople; nix
religion is in the 'folk soul"; thev are one in
spirit wilh me. The Jews, who are as thru
and nasix as their belief in democrat v. have
annihilated, and in that ail 1 haxe tie-s- i
roved the one evil which possiblv would have
Ixcn the lompleie destruction of the will of my
(H'ople. I am the 'Messiah', whose faith is ili.it
which alone t an save the xvorltl: I am the 'mouthpiece' of German Providence: I am the 'Sav ior'
of the world. Whx do fools worship esus Christ
todaxr Thev will lower themselves in shame lor
some dav thev xvill worship me. There can be
no Christmas Dav. There is no Jesus Christ. . . ."
Christmas morning. 1912. in a world where
free men slant! humble before God. tclchraie the
natixiiy of Jesus Christ, sing. . . .
"Peace on earth, good will toward men." . . .

Last week

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It looks as if Keniutkx's howl "Wail until
basketball season, ami we'll show 'em" will he
giNKl again this vear. The Cats in their ohii-inlilt against the reserves looked good, and
the sjortswriters pitk the nito go plates again
this xear good hoes of another SEF.C crown.
If we give them the same hacking as we
gave the fool ha team though, it tan not he
said thai we. as students, are giving them our
supjHiri. When the football team outplayed
Georgia, ihex goi some favorable resKnse. but
when ihex got bad break after bail break, student sti)Mn dwindled away to nothing, until
at the end of the season it was pratiually nil.

We haxe to give our basketball team suport
lo exK'tt the best brand of ball from them.
This means thai xve not onlv suport them
when thev are winning, bul also when they lose
a game as tlms exen the best of teams (and
our Wildcats do coniosc one of the t teams).
A team withou