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l Wayne H. Keller .............. 6188 McPherson, St. Louis, M0. Wm. H. McAdams .......... 31 Claremont St., Newton, Mass. (Wig; $2%]
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.   David Alper ...............,... 615 Grand St., Brooklyn, N.Y. qgmcmati ,1
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  Mrs. John N. Browning ...... Edgemont Road, Maysville, Ky. _ 4 Mxillgtoli
·   J. S. Shrcpsh1re .................. Route No, 4, Lexington, K1'- Cliff Baykm-_
V     John R. Bullock .... 603 Dixie Terminal Bldg., Cincinnati, 0, Helen GV King,   Sayre Aveu Lexmgm ·r€pr€$€\1lEiti
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H. D. Palmore ................................. Frankfort, Ky. S_ D_ Broadbent, Jr _____,_____________________________ Cobb, 1{y_ inggglet N
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i , Mrs. John O. Miller ........ 3540 J Street, Sacramento, Calif. Edwin R. Denney. ............................. Mt. Vernon. KY Pgrlogidb
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of the University of Kentucky V published Estill County_Stephep Rice, Irvine Ti I U . V   , _ . i
qum.iei.iy Oii me cainpus of the University, at Fioyd COimiy_Cheimei. Frazier Prcstonsb r IL 11l\ Sl sity S HCW FIIIC Arts I
iiexiiigiOii_ Subscriptions t0_ 110¤·m€mb€1‘$- Fulton Countv—Jennings Kearlgv F ii u g I `I l' '
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Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post   %%l·s1'g&§;`l£/llarshaiglHi{¤F§_¥i¤,aI5l.e;chfield Ctlrcmonles d u Il 1 n g Founders
Oiiice at Lexington, Ky., May 22, 1929, under ‘ _ . ’— any sc . awesville , i , _ I
me not or March z, 1879. W H@§$O“2$“'“>’—R<>b€Pt M¤Namara, Eliza- ;l°€l*· Ecllnlml 1924- F€b“rf*YY I
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een . ................. , ,..... or ar ounty—R. W. P t *, H · i' .. · ·
G, Lec McClain ...,..»...,. Managing Editor H€¤d€1`S¤¤ C0¤nty—Th)feC0U¤1t)’—Barnard MgK€€hanY Bai-bOiir_ l)l·llC(l dl lllt Ulll\'€I`s1[y_
St., Lexington _ _· _ _
Rigieit H. Higenmeyer, I-'Vicg tpm3ideiii_ lijiilliiilCéJg1;liIii;jS£;i1iigie;;l€@ Qageri Iiodilenville l‘2t(`lIlg Rose Strcct, [IIC l0\\’ split
i enmcyer urserles, exing on , ‘ -i` · HSOH, on on . . _
iieieii G_ Kiiie_ Exeeiiiive Seei.eiery_522 lice County—D. C. Anderson, Beattyviiie \\'ll1LC·llll1€St0H€ entrance is mod-
Sp,. A _, L ,~ i otchcr County—J. L. Hays, Whitesbu g _ · · · .
Beriiiéé A.V<§hiV;>§¤}E_Ij;¤éaSur€r*AthiEtic D€_ 1p.ii;oliiCCoiiiity»ERobe1ii Baughman, Stanford CllllS[1(j and mlI)1‘€SSl\'€.
it tv U , i f K l _rn ounty— ranvi e Clark, R 11 `ll
Dgaéelggge Wi`i?ep?200yN_ Upper St', Lexine_ Lyon County——J. Phillip Glenn, Kilijilixigl 8
ten iieim expires igsiii Nlegiresclicjcigl Coiinty—Ben LeRoy, 1502 Broad-
Mrs. John N. Browning, Edgemont R ad,   8 um ,
iieysviiie iierm expires 1950i 0 xegneary County—C. W. Hume, Stearns      
Kyle Whitehead, Harlan, (term expires 1950l Meigs? g°ul;l·y‘§hai1_;l€g G§*lt?§· Sacramento
Homer L. Baker, 2242 Rutherford A ., L · - ”` °““ Y- ug » _ pa ing. Lebanon »· . .
Jviiie iieim expires igsii Ve mus Meiad.e)llC;ui1t3r—Mrs. Marjorie Watts, Bran- 1/llll l]l(.’ (l}lIUCl'S1lI] of K€HtlICky
ames S.   _   ` R t 4, L . '3 ` - · _ · ‘ '
iigmi expigégpfggi-F Ou 8 Exlnglml l\'lCl`€€l` COU|ll}'—Cl.11`tlS Park. Harrodsburg lCl}l[Ull·$` U [Ng POIUCT IN HIC b(ISk(;`t-
Doiigiiis Parrish, Paris, iiepm expires 1951) Monroe County—Justus L. Ellis, Tompkins- I _ _
....,xy. srrrl0i1iyiiv.eia.ir¤¤,paris Ky. n€i·r.i BX. iiigiiigiibeig Comm, George T Ta i e MU ”""l‘l was Sl'°"’” this Pm
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1, Mass. G.pL§l2 MlhClain, Bardstown, Ky. (term ex—   Cité i B _ S i eu week UJIICII ll`lC lVll(lC(ltS Cllptllféd
pires 1952) ll oun y—— eamis ainue s, Bard-
on, Ky. Mis. Ben H. Collings, 2200 Newburg Road Nefslgu t K P i K. . d im B fhg Sugar Bowl crown at New Il"
cuisville (term expires 1952) I l eas ern Y- eu mnmr · 8 all? .
on, KY- H. D. Palmore. Frankfort Ky. (Board of AVE" Ashland [guns' COaCh RUPP and lm young
Trustees! l Ohio County—Whayne Priest, Hartford ‘
i Jersey T, H, Cuiigi-i F kf i K ._ B _ . _ Owen County—Charles Arnold, O * t C`(lU€ ·S`l'(ll`S ll(Zl"ltI'dlll l`l(lU€ the wdT77l-
tees) ran Or ` y ( Orud Of Tl-us P.ke County—James W. Wine, Pikgxillllelm b . J
on, Ky.   Asniigueieiy Berrow Reed, Lexington pigaski Ceiiiiiy__iehii Piaihep Hex 106, ast COIlgl`(lflll(IflOIl.S` of Kentucky
oar o Tru t I omerse _
.»·-···· JOSH R. iiiullockl (lll)? Dixig Teimimii Biden RC;/gkiiastle County—Rudolph Burdett, Renfro l)llSlx€l'lJ(1ll f(lllS.
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·n, D- C Marguerite l\lTLl;li$igl?1i$i,p;;5 lgésivilgxxeii SL Russell County—Othel1a Gaskins, Russell AIGINUGTS O]: llllS y€(lI‘.$‘ lean} 177,
iq ihlxiilgligu me ‘“€mb“· h°“°"*"""’ l siSlii;m% t L B si. ii, ii zvinninv the tournament have r0
Lon. §'· ar er, Y kt i I dg i `i ie y oun y- ogan rown, e yvi e ' ’ U-
fepresentatii»g_0IiOii;)i;;·l;ili,yi n lm! (49 class Simpson County—Woodrow Coots, Franklin J I b I P
zxington Spencer County—Harold Love, Taylorsville cn lllat lllCy UTC flllllj Cdp(lbl€ Of
APPOINTIVE MEMBERS Taylor County—Harry R. Smith, Campbells— _ _ _. » ` ,
rgn, Pa, . piiipgceniiiireiiikeiiieviue T0iiii1eC0ulit)___L0g;ili webb Guthrie picsciving Ults basketball trad;-
ich, Fla. Judge Ed\;_mresion H. Williams, 29 s. LaSalle NU '~€( tml US "°€P“l(mO’l for P"O‘
  CUulll·3;—EHl‘l HL1d(ll€Sl.0l`l. Cillulhbla NC\xl Ypi.k_“riiiiiim E_ Biitici-_ iii Ciiiirsidci (lllCIIlg Cll(lI7l.])lOllS ZS Sill! llliUlO[(ltC.
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 eii COum\__R Hsll Preston,. Glasgow Lanier Pl.. N.W. '
 rgckiiiiidee C' H· Barker. Plllévllle Dotroit—Thomas \V:ilt·rrs. 19359 San Juan Dr. —  I ·
 idwcp com to·unty—Ed Bowne. Cloverport CleveIancl—Robcrt McDowell. 3203 W. 71st St. Atlanta—Hugh Adcock, 539 Hurt Bldg. l l
hiisiieii COu:ig‘;`l3g;VTI~’Igziinilixvell, Princeton Phi1adelphia—\Villiam A. Lurtcy, 312 Jericho New Orlcans——Bernard Freedman. 7728 Bcl-
—` $6 ei , iopkinsville Road, Abington. Pa. fast St.
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   His team took the Sugar Bowl trouble in the next three years. raises. Since the Court of A,,,,t,,tr ,
I crown bi de eatinv Bradlez , a team Aside rom its athletic achievement, ruled that the state salarx lin ‘ ·  
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  3 which- the coach himself had rated the university has grown from a not apply to university instructor.;
as the llatlonrs b€St. The act that )1'G-LU(l]` (j)l1'O”)]lC)lt O   to t]],Q]’(;‘ has been h·tc·,·eaS·in ,.0  I ` llollual
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  Bradlei mi ht turn out to be onli more than 8,000 students. The a- rom the aculti or betta S " `lm _
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 s _ the second best would hardly de- cilities and trained personnel of the This pressure was doubled by 11,C ,, `t .1]
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4 r _ tract from Coach Rupps reputa- school have been used increasingly eenslltlltlvnal amendment ra1_,;,,, :_u1_v 9,
~ tion as a basketball genius. during the past year for service to the $5,000 state salary limi[_ my  
_ It could have been surmised at the state, and the university is plat]- the university is faced with lmygw , ll sui;
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  the beginning of the season that ing a more vital role in Kentucky s to give pay raises or lose ri [1,; Or Pmlgrums
this year’s team would be handi— progress. its teachers. HC, ,,,,0 r
capped psychologically, because it Despite this ,),.00,.088 Obttctals 0,c TlllS Cteelltttllllltivtt of 11eeil.g11,,. 0,,,,,,0
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u,as succeeding last years all time the ,,,,,00,.8tty are deSr,0,.0t0ty 00,,_ Cletlies the univcisitys requestiiwr p,.i0,m1
great team at the University. How- Cerrwd Over the Sch00t»S (,.,0,00,0 the legislature increase its appro,). · ,,m1€sSO1—
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t ecer, inheritance of a big name rrrtrwmt CrtStS_ 300,,,,,,0 0,,,.0tt_ ization to $12,479,600 for the 1101 1t;i1e;Phi
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7 reputation surely hasnt fazed this rrrmts which aCC0,,,,Pam0d the end two years. And in presenting gr, mc Cinci
l {/WTS team (L bri. ¢Lltl*0U§lt· US much 0t the ,00,. 0,0,,ght 0 ,,00d ,:0, ,,t0r0 budget requests, the irnicersiry 0,, and How
, cannot be satdl about Kenzuclzy mStr,,Ct0,.S_ In Order t0 ,,,00t rtsmg phasized that the most irripcnrmr i”;f‘“*'“
  llllgll Tlw ll;lll"lg lcemc tlc i costs of living, they required higher ‘l“’"· lll? mw which must be "ll .   l
t wnch the team tas mace in severe Sat,,,,,CS· The Grtyenhagcn Report proved, is the $5,500,000 gskedtt, Q All 1>Y<
  games, the see-saw games it has Uri 1947 ,.,.,0,,,;,,d 0,0 ,,.,,.t00,.Stt0 ,¤0,. the Division of Colleges-, in u—h1i11 · h‘“'€ "$_ _
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Dr fIl(’ ttm lalc; 1)Il1I1l) Rhys ;\(l2lI1lS, director of P. \tVe1sh of Lexington and Chica o bL.((m(Iu(ilC(I *01* 1>€¤<>leted l·1st l l
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  l Other cultural offerings are schedul- `[ Ouiqtvu P -mcrt Piogldm bl [hc Um WALL
nwflm mf Ed daily throughout the week Q [ Lllbté Rhtlharniomc Orchestra dg. ltr South Wing houses tht; l)cp;tt-t.
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l·`ourteen classes have scheduled reg- lll lllc (ll.l)lll.lmChl_ l,l,l-;lln· j
· · ular or spefiill l`€llillOll$ Y0? lh€ week 'l`he clramatics division, inclnillllll l"l“('11'1
l of june l-2 and big plans are under In   H Irnl I    Mw  gl   V_I'k =   »)I_ lllc lm"- .l.l().S€n[’ all Condlllmlcll Cul; 4 in the lu
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_ , ;,nrl nappy for returning alumni.   _ ..     ol the building. There is also a snnlln
, The class ol 1900 will hold its 50th         theater seating approximately 125 lm
1 jubilee celebration this year, and the   iii   1.     sons that is used primarily as a l;ib0n.
  lmllc lllc *10lll ¤lllillV€Y$?lY)' Of its gl`¥ld·   `   `V  ,·g     Ou the hrst lloor, adjacent to Qlllg. V 
1 I .\mong those classes scheduled lor       slocketl record library and illclnlillllll  
    regular reunions is the class ol W25,   4       11“11`11111¥ 1111111`11`S- I . _  
l · which will come back for its 25th an-         'l`h<»ugh the htulchug has llcea at  
, niversary. ()ther classes which will   {  dia,  i   tupied lor several weelcs_ llniymll,  
  _ come back lor reunions under the Dix   ~   'lii   ‘4   E; I   suuhorilies purposely selected lfnln  
  Plan nnn l903· hllv -05, and hh lng;   ’‘·’  . ‘‘·‘     `    clers Day as the date lor its clc·clitatitlit
1 `22l, and `24 and l9#ll. `¢l2. *13, and ·1·l.   -°''i   y   _Vyt   l·`ounl`“'**l`hr¤i<¢¤l Ml <‘¤ll¤·r=¤l s:¤‘<>~~‘¤l¤·
A Q. at Maxwell Place, the home of Presi— "   _rv_   ——*-——··*
* dent and Mrs. H. l., Donovan; and the   ii    ii' ° ii   iiiii   ` Lienn COL Iamcs C' Bishop! hl
  . §`.l"ZI1Z'..].’{iL`.ElII§‘Ji`.tl’Q`i$..Il{Z.`..“{3TIELZI$ 1"`; 1·“11 iilit F11°1’“>*¥"`?11°1“‘“ 1°?`“‘°11" O1 ’—e%*r**l·= "11‘°1“°"Y'T1
l , v _ _ emeritus ol the University ot lcentuc- W\'I[h the U.S. Air Force in the Plitltlt- lllq ,,l,lml
ll 1S 11(1l1€11 111211 1111 1C1111111111g {1111111111 ky, eminent scholar, author, educator l>in€S, has been named new €X€Clltll‘€ l;inlnl,; l
1    1 111111 11C11111111 (11111 101 111C 1111111111C111`C` and administrator. will extend greet- 0HiC€1‘ of the 24th M21int€n21nC€ G1'0llll briefly sl-ll
¤   ment program liriclay evening, which ings LO alnmnl Ol [hc Unnersny at thc nf H€ndqnm_nn_Sv 24th An_D€n0t wing. mmcl
;1   111111 1111111111C 111C l11`°1111111111O11 111 G111(1` annual banquet to be held in the Blue- Sl1lll0l1€(l ill (iliU`k Alf YOYCC Bm- 1*1 liirst ls
.   1`11 .l111111€C 1`°1`11111i111°S 1(1 111°11111C1`S (11 grass room ol` the Student Union <'€l1lY21l Luton- illlUi|lll bel
 V   the class ol l900 and their admission -l~lnnrS(hn, highly lung lv in Connection       lll [hn Un
`  -% 1 into the .·\lumni .·\ssociation`s Hall with lhnw Reunion lynch LL COL Basil LCC Baku., ·g6» lomlll. umn, llnn
 ` i (11"11111`Y (111111· ly of Lexington, has been ill)l)Ullll€11 well mllc
  ilillc .·\ssot`i:ttiou, in COOl)C1`1l[lOll   deputy public information oHit7€1`0l 1t‘lzlssl·nl,m
Q with the lhiiversity, inaugurated the _]erry (llaiborne, Hopkinsville, Ky, the Military Air Transport S€l'l`ll1  with tllllal
l)l`(‘S(‘Hl1l[lf)Il ol C0l(lCIl _llll)ilC€ CCI`- senior and defensive quarterback on llCa(l(lu1\1‘tC1‘s. Andrews Air FOI`(`€ 11*111* llltflosely
 .   tiiicates to graduates ol 50 }'C2ll`S O1` the sneeesslul 1949 \Vildeat football   1 1* °ml01‘y ar
 1 1· better at the lflilfl commencement, team, was ehosen “ninst valuable Sen. George W, Trotter, ’~l9, l1asbe€1l”l" <<>rreIale(l
 1 and this event will be an annual cus- ior“ on the squad by a vote of his pointed editor-manager ol the (iillllll Heltls sucl
l tom. The recipients are presented to teammates, following the Orange Bowl bellsville. Ky.. News Journal. lluring which arc
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