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The Kentucky Kernel

CLEARING
HOUSE
o
By THE EDITOR
Welcome to the students from
the 130 Kentucky high schools
meeting on the campus today and
tomorrow for the annual high school
music festival. Since, in the midst
of this music, it wouldn't be out
of place to toot one's horn, we
might say uiai Kentucky is a
mighty good school and that we
hope the visitors enjoy the two
days and return next year or the
next for a more permanent stay.
If In doubt about any matter pertaining to the campus, they might
sk some Univcrsitykytes, whom,
it is said, know all.

FRIDAY ISSUE
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UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY. FRIDAY. APRIL

VOLUME XXIX

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Alan R. Vogeler. Lexington, has
of
been appointed
Co-EWritten-I- n
the Kentucky Law Journal, quarterly publication of the College of
Law. for the scholastic year 1939-4Prof. Roy Moreland. faculty editor, announced yesterday.
believe that to anyone with the
After two hours of extra work bePledging of four women, ten men
Mr. Vogeler, who for the past
least bit of interest in poetry, ro- year served as a stafX member of
candidates,
cause of "written-in- "
by Suky, campus pep club, will
manticism, and problems of the
election officials, weary from mathehighlight the University's
the publication, succeeds Bettie
annual
present day. Mr. Winers column Gilbert. Lawrenceburg, as editor.
matical calculation, announced late
Lafayette Photo May Day dance, to be held next
was very interesting and excellently He is a member
last night that Kappa Delta
Lafayette Photo
of Phi Delta Phi.
Friday. May 5. in the Bluegrass
written. I can only feel sorry for international honorary legal fraPerkins will reign as May
room of the Union.
Succeeding Ruth Johnston and Mary Jane Roby, last year's winners
C. M. S. if he can't find anything ternity, Omicron Delta Kappa, naQueen at the SuKy sponsored fesOn a basis of attitude, enthusiasm,
Interesting about men like Keats, tional men's leadership fraternity. of the AWS Joint scholarship award of $100 are Mary Lou McFarland.
tivities to be observed next Friday,
Wordsworth, and Shelley. I suppose Phi Delta Theta, social fraternity, left. Kappa Delta, Lexington and Harriet Hendershot, right. Kappa Delta, and sales made during the past
May 5.
Louisville, it was announced Tuesday night at the WAC banquet. Because year were the new members selected.
Augurated Tuesday will be Morthe must important people in his and is chief announcer of the Uni- - of a misunderstanding in regard to
Dorothy Amnions. Alpha Gamma
Tuesday's issue of
the time element, in
Pledges are Jane Farmer, Mary
tar Board's general leadership con Delta, by accumulating 2.670 points,
life are Artie Shaw and Fred Allen. ( versity radio studios
the Kernel, last year's winners were announced as current.
Ann Blevins. Dick Clinkenbeard.
ference for all University students 150 less than Miss Perkins, was seOther administrative officers apJoe Massie, Earl Rose, of Lexing"C. M. S. ought to hang a wreath pointed are: Marvin Tincher, Richto be held in the Union. The con- - lected as maid of honor.
ton; Mary Eldone Nickerson, Paris;
on his nose because I think his mond, associate editor;
e.
Attendants are Mattigene
clave was organized by the senior
Branch H.
Ruth Saughter, Hodgenville.
.
brains arc dead. . . .
Barb. Horse Cave: Dorothy
women's honorary to give instrucHenard. Hopkinsville. business manErnest Harris, Union City; Nelson
Oov. A. B. "Happy" Chandler will
"I might add that Mr. Winer's ager; J. Wirt Turner, Newcastle,
tion to officers and leaders of stu- Bond, Kappa Delta. Ashland: Sue
Cande. Dalton. Mass.; George
be the principal speaker at the an- dent organizations and to prepare D. Sparks. Alpha Xi Delta. Lexingmost recent column was the first
managing editor; and
Tommy Pettus. Stan
Danville:
ton; Jean Mane McConnell, Barb,
time that I've noticed any
J. Paul Curry, Wayland,
ford: Jack Gaines. Frankfort: Rol-li- e nual Law College banquet, to be students for future positions of resuggestions offered in
Danville.
managing editor.
held at 6 p. m. today in Lafayette sponsibility.
Ashhurst, Bill Robinson, Georgeany Kernel column. The labor probBilly Dunlap. Kansas City, only
hotel. Prof. Roy Moreland, of the
In addition to the administrative
town.
Journalism Instructor Marjorie
lem for students in Lexington is officers, the following students have
male candidate
the race,
Featured at the dance, which cli- Law College staff, will present to McLaughlin is scheduled to lead a poor seventh. in A "write-in- " finished
serious, and It would be a good idea been appointed to the editoviai
canmaxes Suky's May Day celebration, the speaker an honorary member- committee chairmen from organiza- didate, he garnered most
for the Kernel to initiate a cam- staff: J. Granville Clark, Russell-villee
will be the music of Jimmy Skaggs' ship in the Order of Coif, law fra- tions in a discussion of duties and votes,
paign to alleviate the condition."
but fell far short in total
procedure at 3 p. m. Treasurers
Palmer Hall. Prestonsburg;
ternity.
orchestra, of Louisville.
G. L. J. and E. Preston Young, Owingsville.
points amassed.
Other speakers on the program will meet with Coleman Smith, busi I Hoped Student Council President
Inaugurating the days festivities
representative at the
Judges and practitioners of the
will be a "Parade of the Nations," are Wilbur Earl Dean representing
be passed
A little more of the same from State Bar Association, who are on
Outstanding women on the cam- composed of floats representing the the senior class. James B. Stephen- same time. At 4 p. m. presidents Sid Buckley: A rulingnames on bal-to
discourage writing in
R. A. B : "Congratulations to your the Journal's advisory board, inpus were recognized and given
B. and vice presidents, past, acting, and lots.
countries of the world. To son, the juniors, and Arthur
aspiring, will hear a talk by Law
columnist. Allcnby Winer, for his clude Judge W. H. Fulton, Frankfirst-yeawards and honorable mention at various
students.
organizations Rouse, Jr..
"Two hours extra work were rearticle on the labor situation for fort; Judge James Cannack. Frankthe Women's Administrative Coun- men's and women's floats will go
Pres. Frank L. McVey will pre- Professor William H. Pittman. and quired today in counting." he comentering the best
secretaries are to hold a round table
students. I, myself, work for my fort: Mac Swinford. Cynthiana;
cil banquet Tuesday night in the
sent certificates to the following
plained.
first and second place cups.
meals In a downtown restaurant Church Ford, Georgetown; Edward
Union.
staff; discussion with Business English's
Interfraternity - party - sponsored
As the parade passes in review members of the Law Journal
J. H. Cutler.
and think much more could be said Humphrey. Louisville; Ernest WoodLouisville, re-- 1
Lida Belle Howe,
Dr. George Crile,
of
Bettie Gilbert, editor, Jo M. FerA final general meeting is set for candidates for queen and maid of
about working conditions than Win- ward. Louisville; Robert Hatton. the Crile Clinic in Cleveland, will ceived the Alpha Gamma Delta before the South stand of the Stoll guson, business manager, Steve
7 p. m. with Psychology Professor honor were elected, but order reer mentioned. That front page Frankfort; Pettus White. Hopkins
award, Betty South, Frankfort, and Field stadium, three prominent Cin8uest of honor at a dinner given Nancy Monney, Lexington, were cinnati designers will choose the White, circulation manager, and Dr. Henri Beaumont, speaking on versed.
comment of his is a neat piece of ville; Joe L. Price. Paducah; and
stall members J. Douglas Allen. "The Art of Leadership."
Politicians named Miss Amnions
outstanding floats.
tne Agricultural
Experiment given honorable mention.
work. too. by Uie way." R. A. B.
A. Ballantine, Louisville.
Immediately following the parade Ramon A. Wood all. James R. Bush.
Round table discussions will be queen and Miss Perkins maid of
(Continued on Page Five)
Station at 7 p. m. today, in the
Junior Scholarships
John L. Young. Phillip Schiff, held after each talk.
honor.
Voters switched positions.
will be the pageant, to include a Jr..
To Radio Listeners
The AWS scholarship award of May-pol- e
Bluegrass room of the Union buildIn last year's May queen vote, the
dance, an archery con- and John B. Breckinridge.
$100 was presented to, Mary Lou McMr. Elmer O. Sulzer. publicity
E. Evans will introDean Alvin
same thing happened.
ing.
test, an English morris dance, a
Farland, Lexington,'
bureau mentor, this week got out a
Doctor Crile. who is recognized Hendershot, Louisville, and Harriet dance of the dairy maids, a fencing duce Governor Chandler and Robas the two
bunch of letters to members of the
exhibition, a children's dance, "the ert L. Wathen will be toastmaster.
as one of the world's greatest sur- outstanding junior women.
staff, asking for suggestions which
Charge of the Hobby Horses." and The Law School Philharmonic Sogeons and scientists, will present an
to make in regard
they would like
singing by the University's Madrigal ciety will render selections as enterprograms. Twq
to University radio
Evelyn Ewan, Lexington, received Singers.
illustrated lecture on "Comparison
tainment.
points are stressed: first, suggestions
f tne Energy Systems of Horses the Alpha Xi Delta award and the - Featured also will be a hoop-lolllThe dance group of the Univer
- with- - an eye to :
should be mad
Cwens scholarship
sity WAA. under the direction of
contest for senior women,
and Wild Animals," assisted by Jeanne Beckett, Ft. award went to
XeaVeS
not merely
Thomas.
Miss Mary King Montgomerv. phy
based on the tradition that for the
clinic associates.
Two truckloads
on the basis that the public "should
wedding-bell- s
sical education instructor, will prering first. An
Elinor Earle, Lexington, received winner,
of specimens and models have been
have" whether it wants or not; and
sent a dance recital at 8 30 p. m..
second, that there shouldn't be an
the scholarship award from Mortar entry blank for the event may be
May 11. in the Guignol theatre.
Company C of Pershing Rifles, transported from Cleveland to be Board as
attempt to "editorialize" an audithe freshman woman with found in this issue ofatthe Kernel. Source Of Sickness Is Still A chorus of 300 Negro singers from
crack University drill team, leaves used in the lecture.
This will be the first time the
the inforMystery; 140 Co-Ethe highest standing, and the Entries should be left
ence to a certain point of view.
a dozen Kentucky cities will parti- group has made a public appear- -'
at 8 a. m. today for Bloomington.
In his animal research. Dr. Crile awards for the best kept rooms in mation desk of the Union or mailed
Affected
Since we believe that students
cipate in a program of spirituals ance. They will perform new creaIndiana, to compete in the third has obtained marine specimens from Patterson and Boyd halls were pre- to box 2415.
should form a larger part of the regimental
Sunday afternoon. tive and modern dances which they
and
drill meet.
Coronation of May Queen
the ocean floor off Key West, Arctic sented to Jane Evans, Nichcolasville,
University doctors and the office May choral music
listening audience than they do.
7. in the gymnasium.
As the University unit is a mem- animals from the Hudson Bay re- and Lida Belle
originated, and in costumes which
Perkins will take place imme- of
IloweXouisvtl le.
Dean of Women are investipassing the suggestion on. If
the
we're
The huge sing will be fostered by they made themselves.
diately following the pageant's pro- gating illness of over 140 women
any ideas, communicate ber of the first regiment it will not gion, African jungle specimens from
you have
the recreation department of the Women participating include Eli
be eligible to compete for the third Tanganyika,
and anteaters, sloths,
Rita Sue Laslie, West Point, was cession onto the playing field.
students following the WAC ban Works Progress Administration un- - zabeth Benge,
with Mr. Sulzer.
regimental trophy, but will enter and armadillos from Guatemala.
Cups will be presented to own- quet Tuesday.
Elizabeth
Butler.
given the Theta Sigma Phi award,
for the cup to be
competition
Minelle Beuther. Elizabeth Cruise.
Dr. W. W. Dimmock, of the de- for the freshman journalism major ers of winning floats at the dance
"
An analyzation of food served at den.
Con . . . For Term "Barb"
music supervisor.
awarded to the best drill team on partment of animal pathology, said with the highest standing, and Mil- later in the evening.
Jane Dalby. Sara Re veil Estill.
the banquet is being conducted at
And the bad: "The Kentucky
Participating
the sing will be
the field.
that the Experiment station has dred Gravette, Lexington, received
the dispensary, but according to choral groups infrom Winchester. Margaret Trent. Lee Overstreet.
Kernel took the opportunity in the
The team attained national rec- been cooperating
Billie Dyer. Mildred Oravette. Marwith Dr. Crile the WAA award.
f A i cm otino
fiJilinn
reports yesterday, the source of the Covington.
ff.A..l.'. "
'
ognition when, starting with their for the past
Frankfort. Paris. Camp garet Pruitt and June Hammond.
Mortar Board Taps
sickness has not yet been deterthe two Independent csndMates for first drill meet in 1931, they re experimental year in his glandular
Nelson, Irvine. Hazard. Midway.
Pledging ceremonies for new Morresearch work of aniMay Queen as 'Barbs.' This ex
mined.
Lexington, Nicholasville. Majsville.
mained undefeated for six consecumals by sending him desired or- tar Board members were inaugupre&sion has been translated for
Blanks were sent out to all wom Louisville and the Kentucky State
years, a record unchallenged gans from slaughtered animals.
rated as a part of the banquet promy Kernel staff members as 'Bar- tiveany
en's dormitories and sorority and College glee club. Frankfort.
by
other unit in the country.
Invitations have been extended gram. Those tapped were Margaret
boarding houses, requesting all stu- - i This gathering of Negro groups to
barian.'
Purdom, Susan Price,, Helen
Last year the string was broken, to approximately
400 physicians,
dents affected to give complete in- participate in the singing of such
"There can be no reasonable first at Bowling Green, and again
Sarah Elizabeth McLean,
horsemen, and other information as to case history and spirituals as "Oh Lord What a Students of animal husbandry
doubt that whoever made such a at Ohio State. Captain Arthur scientists, persons.
(Continued on Page Five)
Doctor Dimmock
from Purdue university will make
nature of the illness.
reference is a member of one of Smith, leader of the company, said terested
Mourning" "Steal Away." "O Mary.
announced.
their biennial tour of Kentucky
those national groups that consider
Don't You Weep." "Certainly Lord." farms May
that "starting with this meet we
L. J. Horlacher.
the physical and mental torture of are out to run up another string
"Swing Low Sweet Chariot." "Were
assistant dean of the College of
OPEN HOUSE PLANNED
a neophyte' almost as vital as said of victories longer than the first.
Seventeen men were received into
My
You There When They Crucified
Agriculture, who is arranging the
neophyte's money, before inductLances, junior honorary fraternity,
Lord." and other numbers will be
The team is in good shape and
Miss Margaret Horsfield, profesStudents and faculty members ining him thru the medieval and
at a banquet and initiation cere- sor of Romance language on leave unpreceflented in Kentucky. There itinerary, announced.
there is no reason why we can't terested in public agencies, civic orApproximately 35 sophomores and
Commerce Head Publishes monies held Tuesday night in the
anachronistic rites of the organi- win both of these competitions."
of absence this year, working on her j will also be special quartet solo. Juniors, accompanied by Prof. J. T.
ganizations, and economic problems,
Work On Economics In
zation; a member of one of those
Student Union building.
PhX. degree at the University of and group numbers and presenta Frost, will make the trip. They will
The second meet will take place are invited to attend an open house
opportunist groups that keep up May 12. at Dayton, Ohio, when the
Morry Holcomb. Phi Kappa Tau. Rennes, Rennes, France, is author tions by the glee club of Kentucky
Trade Journal
visit and Inspect the Shorthorn herd
Pittsburgh, Pa., was elected' presi- - of an article on the works of the State College.
Its nonsense until the heat of pub- team enters its own regimental from 4 to 6 p. m., Saturday, April
29, at the Lexington office of the
Springfield. Ky
"The Value of a Bankers Con- - dent for the coming year. Other poete de Bretagne, Charles le Gof-filic sentiment is turned against him competition.
Seating arrangements will take of Ray Thurman. prominent farms.
Kentucky State Employment Ser- ference" is the title of an
on Monday, and
full blast at which time
article bv officers named were: Tom Jackson.
Miss Horsfield's article appeared care of both white and colored spec, of
of Company C, the vice, 109 Esplanade. Staff members
Both platoons
the Bluegrass region on Tuesday
Dean Edward Wiest, of the College Barb, Lebanon,
Bob in the April Issue of Les Lettres tators. A small charge will be made
takes place by abolishing
Squad, and Mildred of the Employment Service
Confederate
Un- - or
Block and Bridle Club will enterAlpha, Louisville, Francaises, magazine of the critics to help defray the traveling expen- Commerce, published in this Cloud, Kappa
Hell Week and reforming practices Croft, Delta Delta Delta, sponsor employment Compensation and
sections month's issue of "Kentucky Bank- secretary:
tain the group with a smoker on
and Sam Simonton. of French literature.
(Continued on Page Three)
Ises of the various groups.
of the team for the second year will will conduct visitors through the er."
Monday night at 7:45 in the AgriLambda Chi Alpha, Gray's Knob,
I
building and explain all operations.
make the trip.
culture Building.
According to Dean Wiest. it is treasurer.
essential to the interest of bankOther initiates are: Tom Haynes,
DVTCH LOTH CLIB ELLCTS
ers that they take part in formu- Alpha Gamma Rho, Louisville; Jim
were
Officers for the year 1939-4- 0
lating and establishing a sane na- Caldwell, Phi Delta Theta. LexingBy ALLENBV fc. WINER
elected by the Dutch Lunch Club
tional economic policy, and one ton; Jim Brown, Sigma Nu, Bowlat the last meeting. Helen Hor
that is free from fraud and ex- ing Green; Jack Gathof, Sigma Phi
lacher was elected president. Mary
One way to avoid the horrors of
ploitation. He also adds that in so Epsilon, Louisville; Bert Paynter.
L&Bach, vice president, and Lee Ov-- ;
a nightmare Is to make up your
far as southern economic and social Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Lawrence- erstreet. secretary. Mary Lou Mc- mind beforehand that you're not
problems can be improved greater burg; Sinclair Raynor, Delta Chi,
Far land id the retiring president.
going to have one. That probably
productivity should result, includ- - ' Freeuort, L. I.
f
sounds silly td a lot of medical men
ing an improved status of the busi-- 1
William Karraker. Delta Tau Del- - j
200
fessors at Ohio State University.
and psychoanalysts, but our Presiof banking.
r
ta, Lexington; Roily Ashurst, Tri- - j
The Instrumental section of the ness conference
dent Roosevelt has just shown us
A
for this purpose was angle, Georgetown; Tom Harris. Pi
festival will be held here May 12
done. Yesterday he anIt can be
and 13. Adjudicators for this sec- inaugurated by Kentucky bankers Kappa Alpha, Morganfleld: Houston
nounced he wouldn't disturb his
tion will include Dwieht Anderson. last summer at the University, and, Curtis. Sigma Chi. Maysvuie;
of the journalism deaddress in the
sleep to hear Hitler's
Louisville, dean of the University of . tne second annual Kentucky bank neth Morgan, Alpha Sigma Phi. partment and for 25 years an inAc
morning.
wee hours of this
Musicians from more than 200 Louisville School of Music; Ralph ers conference will be held July Sarders: Frank O Brien. Phi Sigma
reporting and critical
cording to late reports, he didn't,
0
Kentucky high schools are partici- E. Rush, Cleveland Heights, Ohio,
on the campus.
Kappa. Dayton, and Donald Ben- structor in Marguerite McLaughwriting. Miss
Sigma. Bardstown.
nett. Kappa
pating ,in the 15th annual Kentuc- director of Heighrs Hfeh Scjiool
lin will be honored for outstanding
Here's an exclusive.
Organiutwiis planning I enter
William Duty, Phi Delta Theta,
Ping-Pon- g
University at the
Certain members of the University ky High School Music Festival be- band; Eugene J. Weigel, Columbus,
floats in the May Day parade
retiring president, was selected as service to the dance of Omicron
Ohio, professor of music at Ohio
faculty have just completed draft- ing held Friday and Saturday, April CUta
mast see hint at wice almut plan.
IrHlll. T Wllllamc
alumni advisor for the coming year, annual dinner senior men's leaderDelta Kappa,
ing of a bill designed to reorganize
SaKy president Elliott Beartl said
at the University. This fes- Oberl'in, Ohio, director of the Ober- -' '
with C. P. Johnson. Lambda Chi ship honorary, on May 12. in the
mf
yesterday.
the Greendale Reform school. The tival is sponsored by the University I.
and Alpha, retiring treasurer, as alteriwill
w
.,i
bill, it is understood, provides that extension department.
Wednesday, May 10. in
Bluegrass room. Union.
Committee for Reorganization of
nate.
Regional .festivals were held as the women's
p. m. to8
room of the Union.
tlie school be administered as an
Miss McLauglUln is the fifth
Student Organization
Climaxing the festival is the
follows: Murray State Teachers the recreation
instltuton under the
educational
day. 127. Union; 2 p. m. Saturday.
woman to be presented to the circle.
Entrants may enroll at the inforconcert to be held at 2:30 p. college, Friday and Saturday, March
EDITOR OFFERS BOOKLET
direction of a special Board of
127. Union.
no
There
In Drevious years Dean Sarah
m. Saturday, April 29. During the
high school, mation desk. onur will is u entrance
Madisonville
nViatTA
Trustees.
th .,.!.,
WAA archery now bn.g held
Frank U McVey.
concert,
the Kentucky
The American Nautical Academy, Blanding. Mrs.
Formal presentation of the meass will be
daily at 3 p. m. Women's gym. and
S-and Dean Sarah
chorus, composed of from 4 to 12
National Training School for Mer- - Miss Mildred Lewis as noteworthy
Teachers colleK'
S
ure is to be made at the next regheld Tuesday, May 2. The Kernel nhunt Kfnrinp Officers. Washington. Holmes were selected
Softball played daily at 4 p. m. in
apular session of the state legislature. selected voices from each of will ville, April 7;
will publish further information r r
field behind Patt hall.
nnniiiii'vH tnrlav flint hnvji Campus workers. Sherman Hinkeproximately 60 high schools,
high school, Tuesday.
Holmes
Good work.
Tickets for BSU dinner to be held
president of the Nu
give its third annual concert un- Covington, April
Morehead
and men between the ages of 11 beta, retiring
Thursday. May 4. Training school
Miss
21 years will be allowed to chapter, will introduce
the direction of Noble Cain, State Teachers college, March 25;
der
and
A Chicago inventor yesterday perauditorium may be obtained thus
vocal music lor Chi- and Eastern State Teachers college,
practical ship experience on g'e "
fected a fancy device which, besides supervisor of
week from council members.
Miss McLaughlin is one of the
cago high schools.
training ship, "Marsala."
Richmond, April 1.
board the
wasting electricity, getting in the
Friday
period from June 1 to first women journalists m u.c
e
region.
In the
With the approval of Dr. Frank within the
Vocal solos, small ensembles, glee
way and making itself a general
come one of the most well known
Dutch Lunch Club at noon at
1, 1939.
The course will be As president oi uic
nuisance, catches flies, electrocutes clubs and choirs are Included in the band and instrumental events L. McVey, the regimental parade October
University. She was Maxwell Street Presbyterian church.
of umni Club and the alumnae chap- - figures at the
Monday
them and then discards them in the festival program. In addition were held at Harlan high school scheduled at 4 4 p. m. today has under the personal supervision the ter of Theta Sigma Phi. and as a also a sponsor of SUKY. student
p. m. Wednes
the Captain Commandant of
to Mr. Cain, adjudicators for the on March io and the piano and been changed to
some mysterious manner.
Junior Round Table at 5 p. m. In
founder and sponsor of Strollers, pep organization, and has acted ta
And yet it Is maintained that festival will be Dale V. Gilliland, vocal events at Plneville high school day, May 17, it was announced yes- - Academy who will be in command I
Y rooms.
former drama club, she has be- - several Guignol plays.
of the vessel.
terdsy.
necessity le the mother of invention. aim Josepn A. ueeaers, rauno pro- - Apru

Pro . . . For Looks Like This
First, a bit of the good. The bad
will come later. After haranguing
C. M. S. of last issue's column) for
criticising Winer s "Looks Like This
. . .", O. L. J. says "Personally, I

editor-in-chi-

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Ten Men, Four
Are Chosen By
Pep Group

Mortar Board Conference
Is Planned For Tuesday

Candidates
Worry Ballot
Counters

Beaumont Will Speak
At General
Meeting

'HAPPY' TO TALK

AT LAWBANQUET

Ra-mo-

Coif Order Will Honor

second-semest-

Chandler Tonight

Awards Given At Banquet
To Leaders Among Women

Ter-Ire-

Pal-mor-

ll.

Cwens
NOTED SURGEON Mortar Board,
Hold Tapping

first-plac-

Ceremonies

WILL BE FETED

ness-offi-

Crile To Give Lecture
At Honor Dinner

PERSHING RIFLES!

PLAN PROGRAM

TO ENTER MEET

audience-acceptabilit-

OF NEGROSONGS

.....

For
Dfill Uhit
Bloomington

WAA Will Present

Dancers At Guignol

Authorities Probe

Illness Of Women Chorus Will Sing In
Alumni Gym

Ra-mc-

'r''

LANCES INDUCTS

Purdue Students
Will Tour Farms

SEVENTEEN MEN

Reich-enbach-

Holcomb Is President

Of Junior Honorary

Dean Wiest Writes
Story For Bankers

Writes In France

Coninienl Corner

'Miss Margie,' Press Star,
Will Be Cited At ODK Dance

High School Music Festival

Draws Talent From State

Journalism Instructor
To Be Fifth Woman

Schools Compete

In Current Contest
On Campus

Honored

Kampus
Kernels

18-2-

Tourney

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28-2- 9,

all-sta- te

fl'

24-2- 5:

all-sta- te

Mar-secu- re

Parade Changed

Harlan-Pinevill-

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Slow Up Before
The Crash Up
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Picas for traffic safetv have jK-:ir-- l
in editorial and news miliums l the
American press thai they have liecome monotonous and are likelv to he skimmed over and
discredited bv readers. However, traffic s:ileiy
is a pressing problem, and will become more
imMnant viih the advent of summer.
One I'nivcrshy uaflu fataliiv has already
occurred this vear. and only a confirmed optimist can lielieve thai this munlier will not he
increased, especially if he has seen stiidcni-itriveautomobiles wervc at high speed down
I.imesione street.
It setMns scarcely nccessarv to jioiiii out to
the cream of Keniuiky
I'niversiiv student
mentalitv the dangers of reckless driving. Hut
a glance at Rose or Limestone streets, particularly during noon hour, indicates different 1.
If students refuse to exercise caution in their
driving. jerhas it would lie wise for I'niversiiv
olhcials 10 request lxington police to more
sirictlv enforce traffic regulations. F..

The

Five-Fol- d

Training Objective
the art of shouldering ieson-sibilitwithout becoming top heavy. The question of whether the student lodv will intellileadership

assume the responsibility of
is one which student government critics
are emphasizing at the moment.
It is up to the student hodv and the organizations on the campus to prove to themselves as
well as to their critics that there is a suliiiicnt
nu ml r of capable, trained students to direct
once it is stalled.
the plan of
Mortar Board, senior women's honorary, seeing the need for trained individuals who will
arrv the responsibility of student government,
and endeavoring to ferret out those students
who are capable as leaders but who because of
shyness or other reasons have not been' put forward in leader positions, is inaugurating a leadership Training Conference Tuesday. Mav 2.
for officers and members of all campus groups.
Relieving that campus honoraries have liecn
emerging this year from a more or less lethargic
objecstate. Mortar Board presents a five-foltive for Tuesday's conference, the first ever held
on the campus.
T he desired result of the conference is:
1. That camptts organizations may have their
due in part to
most successful year in 1939-40- ,
increasingly fficient leadership.
leaders max do good jobs
2. That the 1939-4without wasted effort in learning methods.
S. That interested students, not yet chosen
for leadership, will embrace this opportunity to
prepare themselves for active participation in
campus activities.
4. That leadershp may lie encouraged in able,
vet too retiring, individuals.
5. That all University students shall have had
some opportunity to learn techniques of participation and leadership in group activities which
they may apply later in their home communities.
basis of the American
With
crumbling in maprinciple yet to be proved
jor nations throughout the world, it is an encouraging and intelligent approach thai training for leadership should begin at home, if only
on a small scale, in colleges and universities.
Persons trained early in life to expect and
assume restionsihilitv in all phases of government will make more capable citizens and belter
leaders in the community, stale, and nation of
tomorrow. -- I.. (.'..
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Double Trouble
To Indiana
it would again turn in one ol
Mrfoi mances which led General Pershing
sav it was ihe best drill team he had ever

Oinfidenl that
the

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I'niversiiv Pershing Rilles
seen. Coinpatii
team, prepared to leave this morning lor
drill
the I'niversiiv of Indiana. There it will attempt
to renew the string of victories whit h was broken
last vear at Ohio Slate, when the team was hoping for a seventh consecutive win.
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Is It Worth It?

Without the headlines or student acclaim
which is accorded other winning Kentucky
teams, the Pershing Rifle group has been drilling, often under adverse conditions, all year
fiom five to six on three afternoons a week.
With the approach of the comjieliiioii. drill
time was speeded up 10 one hour a (lav. All
ihis i he memliers have done without miuh
praise, or much glorv, or much recognition.

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Hastening To
Correct Webster

MICIILER

Florist

We have a bone to pick with Webster. In his
dictionary, he gives the following definition ol
a musical festival: "A gathering for the H'tform-:tie of important musical works, sometimes
limited to those of a particular composer, and
extending over several