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KERNEL

SEMI-WEEKL-

OF

UNIVERSITY

VARSITY VS. ALUMNI FRIDAY
NIGHT IN MEN'S GYM

KENTUCKY

NEW SERIES NO.

LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY, TUESDAY, DECEMHER 6, 1932

VOLUME XXIII

WILDCATS WILL
jiLECT

HASKKTISALL

THE KENTUCKY KERNEL

TUESDAY EDITION

KYIAN DANCE IS

Major, Meet the

'33 PILOT

MEM HERS WILL
GET GOLD RALLS

Henry Millerd. Frank Lane,
George Smith Will Speak
at Football Feast

OF PONY ENGINE IN DICKER HALL
"It Actually Will Run." Insists the Dean; It Was Huilt
in 1001 by Stuart M. Morris, '05,
in the U. K. Shops

"Formal Preferred" Is Staff
Decision; Dors Not Exclude
Dress
Non-Form-

5 ALES

CAMPAIGN
CLOSES DECEMBER

15

Three Added to List of Contesting Realities; Present
Total Is 26

How many students have seen
the pony engine in the lobby of
Dicker Hall and have wondered
how it got there, and Just why it
is there?
It has been there a long time,
and, as time goes by, it is being
covered with signs, pictures, and
various ornaments of a more

BENEFIT GAME TO

French Group
Features Art

TALE

ON DECEMBER 10

A captain, a colonel?
How
nan . man be what he Isn't?
Or hnw ran a man not be
what he Is? At any rale, a
Ktrange paradox haa come to
the attention of several university students. Just how
ran a man be his superior's
superior and at the same time
be his superior's subordinate?
f'aptaln Grady may be a
Kenturky Colonel to Governor
Ruby I.affoon but he Is still
a captain to Major Brewer.
Thus, Captain Clyde Grady
of the university It. O. T. C.
enters the galaxy of prominent men who have been
made Kentucky Colonels In
recognition of their

Annual Dinner Sot for 6 p.m.
Wednesday at Lafayette Hotel

ANDERSON RECOUNTS

FORMAL; TO RE

Colonel
Hello, Captain!

DURING BANQUET

DEAN

OPEN NET SEASON

Center Display
Largo Collection of Facsimile
Color Reproductions Are
Shown

for many seasons until Mr. Mor- ns went to Tasmania, New Zea
land. After he had been there for
some time, he wrote the University saying that the engine was
stored in an old barn, and they
could have it If they wished. It
was b'ought here to Dicker Hall
and placed In it.s present position.
The bridge on which It now
stands was built In the department of Civil Engineering.
Dean Anderson humorously remarked that hundreds of children
visiting Dicker Hall have asked
him for the pony engine, and he
always told them that theycould
have it if they would haul it
away. "If any of those chilldren
would really come with a vehicle
to take it, I would certainly have
to let them have it," remarked the
Dean.
"As the years have rolled by,
the little engine has become a
talisman around here," said Dean
Anderson, "and many boys who
admired the locomotive as children have since come to the College of Engineering and graduated."
May none of the children ever
come to the front door of Dicker
hall with a truck to take the talisman away, for without it Dicker
hall would certainly never be the
same.

By MAYRIK

22

SKYE

ON FRIDAY NIGHT
Roth Wildcats and Kittens
Will Play; Varsity To Hay

Alumni Team
FRESHMAN GAME WILL
M.
HE CALLED AT 7:30
1

large collection of facisimile
color reproductions covering a wide
range of subjects, including a numn
paintings and a
ber of
group of modern French canvasses
which were in keeping with
general subject for discussion this year was on display
Monday at the Art center.
Prof. Edward Rannells, head of
the art department, gave a talk on
French art. using copies from the
disnlay for illustrations, from 7 until 8 p. m. last night at the Art
center. This lecture also was given
program.
on the
Outstanding among the group,
representative of the Italian Renaissance, were the madonnas. Including The Madonna of the Chair,
by Raphael; The Madonna, by
and a madonna with a landscape background, painted by
Characteristic of the
paintings of the Renaissance, the
pictures were organised in line, with
simple colors, applied in relation
to the lines, while the same reds
and blues were used in the madonnas' robes.
"A Portrait of a Sculptor," by
Andre Del Sarto. with predominating tones of gray was also among
the group of the Renaissance
period.
Two reproductions from a series
of 12 canvasses representing the
months, by Pieter Brueghel were
also in the collection. The original
of one "Summer," is in the Metropolitan Museum, while the original
of the other, "Winter," is hung in
Vienna. The contrast of the predominating tones of a
in
Summer and a soft light gray In
Winter, as well as a general similarity in style is quite evident as
the two color reproductions were
placed close together.
Copies were represented of three
canvasses by Vermeer, the Dutch
artist of which "The Letter," the
original of which is in the Museum
at Dresden, is a very characteristic
study.
Among the canvasses by the
A

Frosh Will He Matched With
Strong Independent
Team

Both Wildcat and Kitten basketmode n style. Dean Anderson,
Competition among fraternity
ball teams will open their seasons
when asked about the locomotive,
and dormitory groups in the KenFriday nicjht, Dec. mber A. the varsmiled and leaning back in his
tuckian sales campaign will end De
sity playing a team of former Bis
desk chair told the whole story of
cats when the annual athletic
15 at 5 p. m., according to
cember
Blue stars and the Frosh meeting
the "Little Sentinel."
council banquet is held at 6 p.m.
Ewlng. business manager of
John
an independent team from LexingWednesday at the Lafayette hotel.
The engine was made by Stuart
Kentuckian. A silver loving cup
the
ton. The Frosh game is called for
M. Morris who graduated from
This was announced yesterday by
will be awarded at that time to
7:30 o'clock. The proceeds of the
8. A. 'Daddy' Boles, graduate manthe College of Engineering in 1905,
the fraternity selling the moft angame will go to the Alumni assoager of sports. At the same time
in the shops at the University. He
nuals, and a free copy will be given
ciation. There will be a small charge
will be awardsenior year. His
letters and numerals
built it in his
to each student with 10 or more
with student books.
ed to members of the varsity and
father, an official of the C. A; O.
sales to his credit.
In order to give his charges somfl
football teams.
and the boy having
railroad,
freshman
The Kentuckian dance to be held
real compettton. Coach Rupp schedto receive
his apprenticeship as a
served
Selection of the men
Saturday night will be "formal preuled the game with th" Alumni,
recognition for their playing will be
machinist before coming to the
ferred," according to a decision
which comes Just three days before
building of
a
University, made the
made by the athletic council at
reached by the staff yesterday. This
the melee with the Tigers of
meeting pieceeding
Georgetown college. The opponent
the banquet.
will provide the desired setting of
the locomotive a mere pastime. It
group will meet at
exact model of
eliminatMembers of this
the formal dance without
for the Kittens has not been sewas built as an
cured as yot, but a strong indepen5 o'clock at the hotel In order to University Concert Rand Will ing those students who desire to
the type of locomotive used in
come, but have not the necessary
dent or Church team will be securmake their decision. Last year apthat day, and will actually perMake Its Only Appearance
ed.
attire. Due to the short time in
proximately 20 men were awarded
form well.
Spring TwiHefore
Among the graduates who will
which beauty entrants have to obtheir varsity numerals. In addition
Sometime after it had been
McGinnis.
are "Little"
light Concerts
perform
tain pictures, the staff will use built, Morris and a friend formed
to the letters the members of the
1
forward of the
pictures furnished by the contestteam will receive gold footballs.
a company and made cars and
Kenteam. Carey Spicer. also
ants if those taken for the
SULZER WILL DIRECT
of
size, and
Prof. Enoch Grehan, chairman
of proportionate
forward in 1931 and now
tuckian are not satisfactory to the track all over Kentucky to the
' the council, will preside at the
went
coach at Georgetown college. ElMusic lovers of the University Individuals.
parks taking
master will be
dinner. The toast
various amusement
mer Gilb, former frosh coach at
and Lexington will be afforded an
Three more entrants have been children for rides. This was done
George R. Smith, prominent Lexthe university; "Big" McGinnis.
opportunity of hearing the Univei1-sit- y made in the beauty contest sponsorington attorney. He will introduce
former 'Cat captain: Paul McBray- They are
concert band before the spring ed by the Kentuckian.
Miler,
the sprincipal speakers, Henry
guard ; "spooks
concerts, according to Prof. Dorothy Williams, Kappa Kappa
man, and twilight
lerd, Leiilngton business
Milward, one of the best centers
Elmer O. Sulzer. A special concert Gamma; Anna Robinson, Alpha
middle-we- st
ever to wear the Blue and White:
Frank Lane, prominent
will be held on the night of De- Gamma Delta; and Gayle Eliott,
sports official who worked in many cember 16, in Memorial hall.
Cecil Combs, star forward for thr-Delta Zeta. Linda Wilson, Alpha
Kentucky games this fall.
years; Bill Trott; and Bill Kleiser.
of the
year the University has one Gamma Delta will replace Edna
The alumni are expected to give
Others who will make short talks ofThis best concert bands in the Evans.
Photographs of the 26
the
the present team a hard fight, but
Include Captain 'Bud' Davidson, the history of the institution, the group contestants were taken last Friday
the varsity, in perfect trim and
and other mem- consisting of 45 select pieces from so that pictures could be furnishnew captin-elec- t,
Conference on U. K. Campus
trained to the nth degree will be
bers of the football team.
the regular band. At the close oi ed the Judges who will select the
Featured By Talks; Six
hard to beat. Captain Aggie Sale,
The election of the new captain the football season, the school band winner at the Kentuckian dance. Women Journalists Are GivFrenchy DeMoisey, Ellis Johnson,
teen Colleges Were
will be made following the presenwas divided into two parts, one to
George Vogel Is In charge of coning Leap Year Dance;
Darrell Darby, Howard Kreuter, and
Represented
tation of the 1932 letter men. Those play for basketball games and struction and lighting effects of the
Expect Two Men
the rest of the veterans from last
men so honored will retire and for social affairs, and the concert stage which will be erected In the
year's team are in fine shape and
Jband. Officials of radio station center of the floor for the dance.
1933 MEETIN(fAT U. OF L.
select the new grid leader.
are bolstered by the return of
By MARVIN MARKHAM
WROL, Knoxville, commended the Miss Gertrude Wade of the home
George Yates and a host of fine
Not that It means anything, but
Ohio Valley International
band highly, and said it was the economics department, an authority
The
sophomores. One and possibly two
conferbest ever to play from the station. on dress making and costuming will it so happens that in frontier wes- Relations Clubs' two-da- y
of these new recruits will break
Numbers which are to be featured assist the entrants in choosing ma- tern towns there were always two ence on the University of Kentucky
into the starting lineup as some
at the concert will be Wagner's terials and styles that best conform saloons: The First Chance, and The campus was closed Saturday noon
of the veterans have failed to show
Rienzi," Hosner's "Southern Rhap to the period represented.
at a luncheon which was featured
that old time zip and polished form
Last Chance.
J. E. Barlow and J. C. Starks, sody," and Luder's "The Prince of
Rembrandt, the "Self-Pby a discussion by Prof. Oscar Jas-7Securing of properties Is under
which is necessary for a member
is commonly said of Journalists
Engineering college, were Pilsen."
It
seniors In
professor of political science at trait," was outstanding. One of of the first team.
the direction of Jane Ann Mai that they are addicted to hyperbole,
prize on a paper
awarded the first
College, Oberlin, Ohio. At the most unusual pictures was the
Several selections will be rendered thews. Properties will be changed
All this week the 'Cats will be
women Journalists, of course, Oberlin
that was submitted at the convex by the University brass quartet for each contestant, the various andeven further. Well, to get back a previous business meeting it naa "Portrait of an Infant," by Vela driven at top speed with scrimquez. The picture was fascinating mages against the first year team
branch of the which is composed oi James aiuier, settings being designed to suit the go
1933 confertion of the student
to our western town, usuaiiy u been decided that the
American Institute of Electrical first cornet; Henry Hall, second period represented.
Louisville from the standpoint of the gorge'
several outstandone wanted to be able to ride to ence would be held at Louisville ous silver dress with touches of red The frosh, withsquad,
held December 2 and 3 at cornet; Frederick Moore, trombone;
Engineers
are expected
ing men on the
By purchasing an annual before the next town he had to stop at with the University of
University
of Tennessee at and Robert Griffith, baritone.
School in which the small girl was arrayed. to develop into the greatest green-l- e
the
December 15. 20 percent of the pur
Chance, and acquire his and the Louisville Normal
Two pictures by Leonardo Da
Knoxville. The subject of the pa.
ever to represent the Unithe chase Drice may be saved. As an the Last towns were usually quite as Joint hosts.
team
Professor Sulzer will direct
Vinci, the Italian artist, which were
Condenser entire band In the famous trio from added inducement to early buyers, onus, for
ner was "A Push-Pu- ll
The officers for 1933 will be se- among the display were the familiar versity.
Microphone."
opera "Attila" by Verde. En their names will be put on the distant.
The starting lineup for the first
the
Supper," and the Unnnish game probably will be made from
Now to connect western towns, lected from three clubs, the Univercores will consist of typical Christbook cover In gold letters at no women Journalists, Last Chances, sity of Louisville selecting the pres "Last
The other prizes went to E.
Head of Christ."
cost. A small down payment figures
mas music.
E. Burns of the Unisecretary, ed Particularly appropriate to the the following men: DeMoisey, Darextra
and R.
of speech: Theta Sigma Phi, ident and corresponding
A
by, Kreuter, Blair, Tucker, Lawversity of Alabama, and P. E.
No admission will be charged for is all that is required now.
honorary womens Journalism fra- the University of Kentucky choos approaching Christmas season was rence, forwards; Yates and Sale,
Brommer of the University of
the concert. It will begin at 8:30 similar campaign conducted among ternity Is giving Unlverty
and the uni- "The Adoration of the Kings," by
ing the
centers; Berkley Davis, Bill Davis,
n. m. A large group of students sororities was very successful, and their last chance in four years to versity of Cincinnati selecting the Hugo Vandergos, which is not
management of
Johnson, Jackson, Biggerstaff, Sethoped by
to
as the original is hung in a tle and Kercheval guards.
The nrocram opened with a and townspeople are expected per it is Kentuckian the
attend a leap year dance. It will recording secretary and treasurer.
that this one will be known as The Last Chance These officers will be reported to gallery in Frankfort. Germany, not
the
evening at the attend, as this will be the first
smoker on Thursday
Representatives
Kercheval, out for the first time
be as profitable.
International club's division of usually visited by tourists. In addance and will be held from 4 until
Parrai?ut hotel. This was followed formance of the year.
of fraternities which desire to take 6 p. m. Saturday, in Patterson hall the Carnegie Endowment for inter- dition to the center group which Is for varsity basketball, looks impresthe
hv two technical sessions for
sive and should see plenty of serpart In the contest are requested with Ray Sharpe providing the the
national Peace. The retiring offi- the principle Interest in the picture, vice. Jackson, former Blue Devil
presenting of papers on Friday
to see John Ewlng In the business agonizing.
Clyde Reeves of the Uni- a portrayal of town life has been post and ma
Friday afternoon a
cers are
On
morning.
draw the starting
office of the Kentuckian.
president; painted in the space of the open
are scheduled. versity of Kentucky,
Five
business meeting and conference
good work at guard
The silver loving cup to be pre- "Stags" are cordially invited to Wayne Althaus of Miami Universi window and Just above the corner star, is doing if little Bill a Davis.
was held. Friday
assignment
of the counselors
sented at the culmination of the make their appearances, but must ty,
of the broken wall.
niffht the convention banquet took
frosh star from last year does not
contest may be seen in the show wear dresses. Co-eOne very unusual picture which come up to the coach's expectations.
who are able
on the
Farragut. On Saturday
place at the
Professor Jaszi's discussion
window of Dunn's Drug store at will bring dates.
Captain Clyde Grady, instructor
Potential dates "Present Crisis of the League of attracted much attention was a
"
an all day inspection wip w
s.
devel in the military science department an early date,.
will now begin
league painting of an old man. whose quizriiie.ted of the
managers in fraternities There is actually no positive proof Nations" revealed that the unity zical smile, and kindly twinkling
no-Sales
was presented with an official
C.
no real
opment of the Aluminum Com-naas it now stands has
eyes would make one think that he
his appointment as a colonel on taking part in the campaign are as that several sororities have kidnapof America. They Inspected
and Its existence depends onp the knew a secret.
Ruby Laffoon follows:
the staff of Gov.
ed certain men and will allow them outcome of the present Sino-Jathe three dams and their power Friday afternoon, December 3, at
An old favorite, the familiar and
Sam Warren, Kappa Sigma; Car- out only if they promise to go to
house on the middle of the Tennes
animated representation of the
the Cadet Hop, which was held in rol Welsiger, Delta Tau Delta; Jim- the dance with them. The K. D. anese conflict.
see and Cheoah rivers.
Sherwood of "Mandolin Player," by Franz Hals,
Prof. Henry Noble
my Bersot, Alpha Gamma Rho; attic is locked and a Delta Tau
the Phoenix hotel ball room.
cast an was among the group.
Carnage To Leave Larly;
Mr. William Ardery of Frankfort, George Wilson, Alpha Sigma Phi; Delta pledge has been missing for the University of Louisville
sit
Representative of the English and
former editor of The Kernel and W. A. Hunter, Kappa Alpha; Jim- days, but that doesn't prove any- optimistic light on the national naHoles and Grehan Will Go
ne saia mat me
French portrait school were the
International News Service corres- my Fahey, Alpha Tau Omega; and thing. They do say that the Alpha uation when
To Knoxville Wednesday
out of their troubPompadour," by F. Bou"Madame
Gams are bringing the house boy tions would rise
pondent
at Frankfort presented John Davis, Phi Delta Theta.
For S. C. Meeting
but even so, the house boy couldn't les through a closer understanding cher; and "Lady Graham," by
Captain Grady with his commission
Gainsborough. These two canvasses
it. He seemed and
be made to admit
as colonel on the governor's staff.
head football
Harry Gamage,
are interesting chiefly because of
slightly agitated when we asked
This entitles Captain Grady, as
the intricate costumes, and the ar- coach: S. A. Boles, athletic director;
him. He dropped a tray of dishes
to the governor, to
tificiality of the paintings.
In the and Prof. Enoch Grehan, chairman
Of course, the usual number of
full rank of colonel.
of the
have said they'd
17 French canvass. "Madame Pompa- of the athletic council week to uniIn addition to Captain Grady's
With Marie Boitnott, chairman chaperones the usual number be
atof
dour." the artist Boucher cleverly versity, will leave this
appointment, pledges to Scabbard in charge of music, a formal Christ- there, and
by add- - tend thi annual Southern ConferBlade were announced. Pledges mas vesper program will be pre unpleasant things have been said Program Will Include Special combines blue and lavender
and
ence meeting, which is to be held
Continued on page Four)
McVay, Delta
Delta, sented by the Y. W. C. A. at 7 p. so they wouldn't come. If they all
Girls in Kentuckian beauty con- are Robert N. J.; Joe H. Tau Delthe last three days of this ween,
come here is the list:
Acts and Group
Mills,
Morristown,
m. today in Patterson hall.
test meet Miss Gertrude Wade at ta Tau Delta, Lexington; Rodger
at the Andrew Johnson hotel,
Singing
Miss Marie Barkeley, Mrs. W. D.
"The other wise
A reading.
Agr12 noon today in Room 205
Knoxville, Tenn.
Davis, Phi Kappa Tau, Newport; Man," by Henry Van Dyke, will Reddish, Mrs. Salyers, Mrs. J. J. O'
icultural building to confer about
Coach Gamage will leave one day
The Women's Self Governing as
James Boyd, Triangle, Paducah; feature the services, and is to be Brien. Mrs. W. N. Nevins, Mrs. W.
contest.
costumes for the
earlier, in order to attend the meet
its annual
is holding
Robert Wheeler, Alpha Tau Omega, read by Mary Higgason. With the L. Dickerson, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. sociation
ing of the Coaches association, of
Lexington; Elwood Barber, Lambda setting in Christmas colors, lighted Loving. Mrs. Enoch Grehan, Mrs. Christmas party from 3:30 to a:ju
w hich he is president, Thursday and
There will be a Stroller meeting Chi Alpha, Ashland; Beverly P. by red candles, a vested choir will and Mrs. V. R. Portmann, Mr. and D m. on Wednesday. December 7, in
Grehan and
Professor
John Carter, president of the uni Friday.
at 5 p. m. today in the little theater White, Phi Sigma Kappa, Clay sing carols; the processional will Mrs. Gerald Griffin, Miss Margie, Patterson nan. inis is one ui
folow-in- g
All members City; Walter Steitler, Owensboro,
room in White hall.
scheduled entertainments offered by versity Y. M. C. A., was elected "Daddy" Boles will leave the
and Dean Holmes.
be "Adeste Eldeles."
present.
day, to attend the conference
the
are requested to be
independent.
Gerald Griffin, Capthe organization, and all women president of Y. M. State Student proper.
C. A., for the
WINSTON ARDERY.
(Sgned:)
council of the
students are urged to attend.
tain of the Officers Reserve Corps
Advance indications of matters
year
Plans for the party have been coming group at a conference held
of the U. S. A., Lexington, was made
December 2, 3, and 4 that will probably be discussed are
of an honorary member of the
arranged to include a program of by that
A very Important meeting
incarols, special music, and special at Centre College in Danville. One admission of several universities
Cwens, sophomore honorary fraAmong those taking part. hundred students and 40 faculty to the conference, modifications in
women has been called
acts.
ternity for
June Ann Matthews will give a spe- men from nine colleges in the state general rules effecting eligibillty,
at 5 p. m. Thursday in Boyd hall
The
The principal speakers and other routine mutters.
cial reading; Louise Johnson will attended.
reading room. All members should
were
Boitnott, a
be present.
5 The first professional football of the Spartan attack, and anyone tap dance; Marie Kelley will vocal for the conference the Y. Dr. W. D conference at present is made up
M. C. A of 23 universities.
Wuutherford, of
tuke
game ever to be played in Lexing- familiar with Georgia Tech's foot solo; Margaret carol singing; and Graduate School. Nashville. Tenn.,
The meeting last year was held
The Spanish club will meet at 3
that school's charge of the
Beta Gamma Sigma, honorary ton will be staged on Stoll field ball history will recallyears buck, to Phi Beta, honorary music and dra- President C. J. Turck. Centre Col in Atlanta, Ga., at the same time
n m Tuesday in the recreation commerce fraternity, held initia- next Saturday afternoon, December grid glory of a few
group lege, Rev. George Heaton, Lexing the Southern Conference basketball
room of Boyd hall. All members
Lumpkin
contributed so matic sorority, will present
championship was being contended
tion at a luncheon meeting Wed 10, when the Portsmouth. Ohio, which
ton. and Rev. George Sweezy, Dan
music.
are asked to attend.
New York much as a member of the "Ram
for.
nesday, November 30 at the Teacup Spartans will meet the
The party will begin with the ville.
together sucn blers."
by carols. After
Other officers of the State Stu
The executive committee of the inn. The initiates were Mary Ada Giants, bringing
players in the program, followed will be offered dent council elected were M. Jones,
Other
- famous college stars as Cils Cagie,
Alumni association will meet at 6:30 Honey, Dorothy Salmon, David Mcthe show, dancing
and
D. Selby,
and Army; "Father" Lumpkin. Georgia line-u- p1 of the two teams include:
entertainment. San- Union College,
rj, m. Monday at the Lafayettte Kinney. William
Q ants
Mulleneaux, Arizona lor additional preside by the Christ"Shipwreck" Kelly, KenL. M. Caldwell, Centre College, sec
Tech, and
Quintal Walker.
hotel.
ta Cluus will
retary.
Active members present Included tucky. The game will be sponsored Burnette. Kansas; Badgro, Southtree.
Grant, New York mas
ern California;
Saturday noon a luncheon meet
Mclntyre, president; by a group of University alumni.
The Pershing Rifles will hold a Prof. R. D
Every year, W. S. G. A. has as a
At a meeting lust Wednesday at
boy who University; Mertaug, Georgetown; feature of its party the bringing of tug. culled by President Turck, was the Lafayette hotel, the executive
meeting at 7:30 tonight in Lieut P. Dr. L. H. Carter, secretury-treas-ure- r:
Kelly, the Springfield
Bill Owens, Kansas.
E. LeStourgeon s room in me Arm
Wlest; Dr. W. made a dazzling dush across Southchildren in remote dis- held lor faculty members interest committee of the Kentucky Society
Dean Edward
gilts for
s Randolph, Indiana
ory. All actives and pledges are W. Jennings; Prof. Lloyd Averett
These gilts this year will ed in the Y. M. C. A. Those at of Crippled
tricts.
ern Conference gridirons during his
appointed
Children
were
.
requested to be present.
W-alumnus, Ben Stapleton of the three years in the blue and white Outowsky, Okluhoma; Cavosie, But be sent to the Frontier Nursing ser- tendmir from the university L.
S. Taylor chairman of the
and
J Dean
Karraker. Prof.
Wilson. Texas
Transylvania Printing company uniform, was a member of the New ler; Emerson. Texas;Oregon; Boden- - vice in Hardin, to be distributed Prof. P. E. Dr. C. C. Ross, Morton committee on arrangements.
The World Fellowship commitfrom there to more than 5.000 Horlacher.
team this fall until Illness A Si M; McKullp,
James W. Martin, director of
The duties of this committee are
tee will hold its regular meeting Prof.Bureau of Business Research York him to give up the game ger. Tulune; and others.
mountain children through aproxl-matel- y Walker. Dr. W. L. Roberts. Dr. H to complete arrangements for the
forced
Wednesday at 4 p. m. in the "Y" the
at sev
700 centers In the state H. Downing, and Prof. Biinkley program of
Tickets are now on sale
and Miss Emma June Stevens, a near the end of the season. Howthe annual meeting
rooms in the Administration build
Others attending from
Harnett.
and at the
former graduate of the College of ever, he will be in uniform Satur- erdl Lexington stores They are also Girls are asked to bring small and the university were John Carter which is to be held at the Lafaying.
toys for small boys,
bulls and
Commerce will be initiuted next day and expects to see action with athletic department.
ette hotel in Junuury. Dean Taylor
on sale in Nieholasville, Danville, clothes, either new or worn, for the .Toe 8. Reister. David Sutherland stated that there would be a meetthe Giants. Cagle.
The Agriculture Society will meet week. organization was
Sugar, candy, and Robert Graves. Lee Gait her. Leslie
Paris, Mt. Sterling, older children.
Springfield,
founded on during three years of his collegiate
ing of his committee this afternoon
This
Tuesday, December 6. at 7:15 in
Georgetown, Winchester, Louisville, chocolate can be used too at the Scott. Henry Spragens, Truett Mil
the Airriculture building. All mem this campus In 1928. Membership competition at West Point, will be and numerous oti r towns in the centers for making Christmas mer- ler. Chester Yeyna. George Ouriy to complete arrangements for the
to Beta Gamma Sigma Is bused en one of Kelly
unci Burt Peuk, student secretary I annual meeting.
bers are requested to be present.
rier in the mountains.
"Father" Lumpkin Is the keynote state.
tlrely on scholarship.
OLLIE J PRICE, Pies.
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Pictures' "Men Are city.
Such Fools," romlng Wednesday at
the Strand. The film revolves about
the activities of musician a second violinist with classical ideas,
who Is forced to work In Jazz bands
for a llvinp. With Leo Carrillo and
Vlvlpnne Osborne in the principal
roles, trip cast Includes Una Merkel,
Joseph Cawthorn, Tom Moore, Paul
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LAWRENCE A. HERRON
relative utterance could only be furtlanaglng tditor
MARVIN C. WACHS . .
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With this outlook In mind, The
A830CIATE EDITOR)
Mary Jo Laffert;
James Miner
Kernel will refrain from continuing
Joe 8 .Renter
Keith Hemphill
with Its specific discussion until
such a time as the student body
ASSIST ANT EDITORS
Virginia Let Moore
Pred Shlela
and the citizens of Kentucky are In
a less agitated and emotional mood.
SocletS tditor
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Further editorials will be printed
Jane Ann Matthewa . Assist. Society Editor
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