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LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY

Streamlined, Supercharged 41 Model
Of Kenluckian Starts Rolling Off Press
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VOLUME XXXI

TUESDAY ISSUE

Kentucky authors will te honored
by a University dub dinner Thursday February 27, in the Union
building.

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Recoup Losses
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30 NOMINATED

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FOR SPONSORS
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Selections Slated
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Somewhat recuperated but
still mentally bedraggled from
last week's Eattle of Knowledge, over 3700 student survivors returned to the tiring
skir11, line today fur a two-da-y
mish in Alumni gymnasium.

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Editor Sam Ewing's 1941 model
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of the Krrttucian,
supercharged and In the latest two-toUniveniy faculty numbers incolor scheme starts rolling off
10,
cluded on the lnvitctiDn list are Dr.
the belt line this week after long
T. D. Claik, Prof. Grant C. Krijht,
Approximately 80 freshman and
months of forging In the little base22
ment workshop of McVey hall.
Dr. Hobart R- - Und, and Dr. Fran':
transfer stirtents, who will srve as
:
Thirty coeds have been nominated reinforcements in the student ranks
L. McVey, president emeritus of the
When pressman Harold Hartzer
to vie for the 13 honorary ROTC took classification tests and physical
University.
turns the lever on his big Kernel
DR. kAl.MOMl A. KENT
press the imposing 320 page yearsponsoships, according to an an- examinations yesterday. The recrui's
Authors Listed
expected to fill in complere-l- v
book, in red and black tones, will
Other entucky authors to be President, University of LtKiisvilic nouncement from the military de- are not
the tap created by academic
Ccurtat of
approach Its final stage, that of
present at the c inner are William
partment.
s.
casualties and diploma-ti- c
binding. This will be done soon,
H. Townsend, Charles S a pies, Mrs.
Sorority
candidates are June
recording to Edi or Sam.
Cole-rraW. T. Lafferty. J. Winston
Mehne. Mary Lewis Boaz, and Bety
encounActivities of the
There are a lot of "firsts," and
Jr., Dr. Je.'se Htrmannn, Jos
ty Mitchell. Alpha Gamma Delta; ter will consist mainlv of strategic
"onlys" rbout this edition of the
Jovdon, Georgi Graves, Mrs.
Ruby Jo Gevedon, Marcia Willing, movement for positions in prepara,
Simp-onK'ntuckian of which Eing is
John Jacob Niles,
and Phyllis Gerald. Alpha Xi Delta: tion for another blitzkries four
proud. For instance, by apCr,mcbell. Mrs. J. B.
Mrs. Ruth
Quite
Mary
Agnes Gabbard,
Annetta months henre. CnmDanies t throu2!i
proximation the book will carry over
Miner. Mrs. Lucille Stillvell WilCrouch, and Marjorie Wheeldon. j q Qpgnp
resist ration and clrsi 'i- 1200 cuts of varying sizes and deliams, Dr. F. G. Davenport, John
Delta Zeta; Jean Elliott. Betty Ann rat,on skirmlshing at s o c;ock this
signs, on all phases of campus life,
Wilson Townsend, the Rev. Ward
Raike. and Julia Johnson, Delta
from eating lunch to studying physRussell, and Col. Samuel M. Wilson.
ics and, of course, about graduaMiddle-towOther companies are scheduled ta
Er. W. E. Davis, North
inml""
Jane Baynham. Margaret Trent, move to the front according to the
tion.
Mi s Lucy Furman, Frankr
and Mary Duncan. Kappa Kappa following schedule:
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Photomontage Used
fort; Mrs. Rachel Vaible, Fort Mit
Gamma: Caroline Conant, Anna
chell; Dr. W. R. Jillson, Frankfort;
9:00 to 9:50- - P through R
year- For the first time in the
Ruth Burton, and Dorothy Lair.
anil ft, miiiiii lliiiolit Hint- Mrs. Ann Steward, BuHngton, Mi?s
of mukrii
l.rfilur Sum
bock's history the photomontage
nmfrrs with Don droit-- in
10:00 to
S
in one's self and confidence Chi Omega: Pat Pennebaker. Mary
Jean Thomas. Ashlind; Mrs. Isabel
has been used. Ewing says. His art- u i (is thr initial fxir of ll:r
kaitlu kitin me fjlai cil tin tlic firrss.
to
in intelligent cooperation of others Lee Brockman. and Louise Ewan,
T through Z
McLennan McMeekin, Mrs. Dorothy
ist in this respect was Johnny
are the best rules of living in present Kappa Delta; and Sara Fisher.
Afternoon
Pf-rClark, Mrs. Attwood Martin,
who makes a spscialty of
Proctor,
conditions. Dr. Raymond A. Kent, Miriam Krayer, and Lavenia War1:30 to
A through B
Louisville; and A. M. Stickles, Bowlfooling around with negatives. For
president of the University of Louis- ner. Zeta Tau Alpha.
ing Green.
to
C through p
the sake of the layman, Ewing
ville, told the 121 members of the
Independent candidates include
points out that the photomontage
mid-yeto 4:20- - Miscellaneous
graduation class at yes- Mattigene Palmore. Jean Marie
is the grafting of a number of negaterday afternoon's commencement
M throuih Z and
Peggy Denny. Josephine
ALL-AMERItives so that several different scenes
CAN
exercises.
A through D
Baldauf, Rita Sue Laslie. and Lida
as though appearing
can be shown
Wednesday Morn in;
In facing the cnaos ol economic Stoll.
to be
on the same film. This used
conditions and the enigma of the Students To Pick Sponsors
8:C0 to 8:50
E through G
done with the positive, but Proctor,
I'm vni.'y ffktUucttp
future, graduates were advised not
Members of the advanced mili9:00 to 9:53
H through J
says Sam, is the first one to try it
to lean too heavily on education as tary science courses will elect the
1C:C0 to 10:50
K through L
with the negatives, which method is
advantage. Whole civilizations 13 sponsors on February 10 and 11.
their
11:00 to 11:50
Miscellaneous
the real McCoy.
have f&iled b?causs of this reliance Nine of these will be honorary capA through Z
The general theme of the annual
on institutions, the speaker said.
tains of the companies, three hon- - Wednesday Afternoon
is formed around the philosophy
The personal l actor of the natural orary lieutenant colonels of the
1:30 to 4:30
of former president Frank L. McMiscellaneous
intelligence and resourcefulness is battalions, and one honorary colo-th- e
his definition
Vey as embodied in
A'through Z
most important asset to human nel of the regiment,
of a University.
p?ricd of trainThe
beings, Dr. Kent continued in ex- -:
The colonel and lieutenant
BMOCs To Be Featured
that education could im- - Lei
ni h wlertpd from the snon- - ing in knowledge and classroom tac..
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Pt"1 m l ,i rv onrtittrins fni T ttnnnlH piuvc iit iuut. tumu uui, majiuiaciure joj-- j
Another "first" for Sam's year- Dy a committee
February 19 tics will ooen t 8 a. m. Thursday.
Monday. February 17. has been set
Stokowski's orchestra will be held it.
is a special features seciion
book
m Alumni hall.
as th? final date cn which a stu- At the baccalaureate service Sun- -' Sponsors Ineligible
Thursday, February 20. in the Music
dcoted to big men on the campus,I dent may enter organized
ctasa
room of the University of Louisville, day afternoon in Memorial Hall, Dr.
or in other words IRe campus perLieut Col. Howard Donnelly, head training,
it was announced yesterday ty Ro- icsm: xiui iiioiui, jjaaior oj ine oe-csonalities. The book will have an,
dPresbyterian church, told the of the military department, said j
bert K. Salyers, state youth adminindex to every photo and written
graduates th&t a reverence of the that the sponsors of the band and
istrator.
section, and this also sets some
Pershing Rifles are ineligible for
sort of precedent.
Inquiries concerning application eternal is the beginning of wisdom.
The following degrees were con- this election. They will be desigblanks should be addressed to the
On the annual's title page there
nated as staff sponsors on the staff
National Youth administration, 301 ferred:
appears a map of Kentucky with a
of the honorary colonel.
West Ma'n street, Louisville, Mr. College Of Arts And Sciences
in the middle, signi- heart drawn
The sponsor selected as honorary
campus
Salyers said.
fying Lexington and the
Degree of bachelor of arts Edwin
colonel will be appointed sponsor
as the heart of the Bluegrass. The
Joseph David, Louisville: Arthur of Scabbard and Blade, honorary
Stokowski To Audit
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cover of the book will be treated
Conductor Stckcwski will make a Johnston Dotson, Pikeville; Peter military fraternity,
and will be desnation-wid- e
in somewhat similar fashion and
Alexander Gragis, Great Neck, N. ignated as queen of the Military Ball
tour starting March 4
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while the editor himself was not ex- from Hollywood to conduct
;
Minta Anne Hockaday.
on February 22.
would look like.!
actly sure what it
in which he will select: ton; Nancye Lister Kidwell, Mays- '
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cover will also j
the 100 members of the new orches ville; Charles Allen Larnard Jr., Lex
it is understood the
Courtesy Lalayette tra.
ington; John Bell Lovett, Sparkill.
be designed with a map of the
state, the heart etcetera.
The "musical ambassadors" will N. Y.; John Moody McFarland, Lex- Thrrr's a vood dial mini- - work to hutting out a I 'ni. i i.sity xruibook llian meets the eye. t'.vij
Makeup Is Different
t
After hclding an eight print lead
deme is this shot of three stall members selecting f)holotiriilhs tor publication only one of the thou- - make a tour of cities in Canada,! ington; Jean Rucker Mahan.
with three minutes to go. Kentucky's
and the United States!'! inetn: Jack Maxwell Ramos,
The makeup is a drastic change!
)rf uJ(( tu() yf;;j kcntuiluan editors must hancle annually. Left to right, the laborers are B.
Wildcats barely managed to stave
in Mey. Rehearsals of thein8ton; Anita Elizabeth Ware, Lex-nefrom past Kentuokians and is
l(.i,oll Condon fushman, assistant sports editor; Murium Kraycr. St. Petersburg, Ha., junior,
off & desperate Alabama rally and
orchestra are expected to begin mgtneditor.
Clinton junior. ,
tor; and Jim Johnson,
ScJi--"- early in that month.
ekeout a 6 derision over the
Degree of bachelor of science
Crimson Tide before a capacity
Union Wages Offered
Harry Clayton Denham, Vanceburg;
notes and what not. Printed on one
superfine fire looks like Dunkirk after the
crowd at Tuscaloosa last night.
gloss
hundred-poun- d
Those accepted for the orchestra Arthur Henry Drucker, New York,
The Cats were literally "saved by
enamel paper, the lettering is in evacuation, with old cuts, drawings.
will be paid union rates, as in last'N- Y-- ; Marguerite Geneva Ford,
There will be no CAA for Univerthe gun" when Seals of the Tide
year's tour. Mr. Stokowski will be Lexington; Buckner Woodford
Ultra Bodoni and Baskerville. and derilect pens and pencils lying strewn
sity students this semester, it was connected
with a wild fling at the
Lexington;
Geneva May announced
the ink of special black and red about.
for all arrangements and 1 1 1 0
by Acting President sound of
the gun. However, officials
expenses incidental to the tnnr it. Smith, Danville; Norman Wilhoit
The Kentuckian staff consists of
blends. The ink color is a big
Cooper after receipt of
riled that the game had ended split
Staker, Lamesa. Texas: William Thomas P.
departure from tradition and is the Ewing as editor; John Clore, busiseir.
a letter from the superintendent
By PATRICIA SNIDER
keynote of the book's appearance. ness manager; Jim Johnson, managHarris White Montgomery, Ala; of the regional CAA office at Chi- - j seconds before the Alabaman mc.de
me Unjvers.
ContestanU
(he shc(
Charles Byrd Williams, Salyersville. cago
year were Ram Rin,v
Women just seemingly
won't Mex. Just plain chemistry, with no
Instead of adhering to the school's ing editor; Miriam Krayer, Gaines
recently.
assoThe game was. for the most part.
Degree of bachelor of science in
"industritil" attached, attracted Sa pet; John McFarland, French horn
Yale blue &nd white. Ewing and his Sebree. and Bill Bruckhart.
"stay put" in the limited fields
Although the University "is dis-- ;
Willter ms
rah Frances Edmonds from St. Mat- Perry Adams, oboe; and James industrial chemistry Harold Clin appointed," Dr. Cooper said, plans a smv afrair unlil
fellow mechanics designed a new ciate editors; Carolyn Petrie.
gau settm; a terrific pace in the
Francis, Joe that for years have ben considered thews.
ton Schuyler. Portsmouth, Ohio.
color scheme of red and black, with iam Karraker, Jessie
Trice, bassoon.
would continue to go forward in an dosing minutes,
Andrews,
social and mental level. For
Degree of bachelor of arts in jour
Fallowing in the footsteps of her
the various shades in between these. Famularo. and Ronald Wallace, their
The Crimson Tlde jumped
special editors; Lysbeth
nalism Jane Saunders Day, Mays- - effort to produce the course here.
some reason or other they pop up lather. Dr. Otto Koppiu3 of the
Book In Five Sections
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Fred Hill, sports
No explanation of the refusal was quick
lead when Adair mark-maville.
physics department, Martha Kop-piu- s, -- - are five specific sections to special page editor; assistant sports in the most unexpected places.
There
by Charles E. Cox. regional ed up two foul tosses and a field
Degree of bachelor of science in
Lexington, has c)sen physics rpi
comes the execu editor; B. F. Melton,
A rummage through Ine files in
the annual. First
goal. After five minutes of playing
HiyeS
editor; Carrie Lou Reid. exchange th? deans' offices brought to light as her major field, and plans to
medical technology Horace Edward superintendent.
tive section. Following are pages de
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Ala- 3lu"" Dean Lexington:
"
Robert Arthur
work with magnets, currents, and
At a meeting Thursday of the
crau'ulu
Prof. C. A. Lampert. head of the
some rather astonishing informavoted to features, the colleges,
Rltter- - Newport,
Lexington Board of Commerce it bama with Mel Brewer having ere-hreeks or ttor; Edith Weisenberger. copy edi- - tion, Fiist of all, there was found mathematical solutions.
music department, walked into his
tivities, and finally the
aU
frotmitv oriitnr- that the engineering college, sup,
M&ry office in one of
Lexingtonian,
Another
'f,the WUdcats ta!l1
was announced that Congressman dilAr
the forward wings Cc liege Of Agriculture
to prevent confusion. lh frtr- - I"'
Caroline Conant, sorority editor. posedly for men only, had to ad- Wiedeman, has broken ranks to take of the old Art center on
and
sororities.
Degree of bachelor of science in Virgil Chapman was making every bittlin?. Brewer's pivot shot sent
Euclid
nities and
Jane Chesnut, assistant society ed- mit that one woman, Caroline Con- her place in the anatomy and phy- avenue Thursday afternoon.
agriculture Everett J. Beers, Jr.. effort to secure approval of the ap the Cats into the lead for the reThe sports section has been
itor; Virginir Clark, class editor; ant. Lexington, had crept through siology field. She thinks that remainder of the half. The Cats mainHe sat down at his desk, leaned Lexington; Jean Hart Blain. Dry plication as quickly as possible.
Fred Hill,
handled by
George Barker, assistant class edi- its portals to the architectural di- search work along that line will be Back in his chair, stretched,
Ed Wilder, executive secretary of tained a
advantage
publicity squire of the athletic deand Ridge; Harry Moorman Boyd, Pa- the best she could hope for in the glanced out of
Bassham, sophomore vision of the civil department.
tor; Frank
his window before ducah; Henry Elmus Branlon Jr., the board declared that the petition throughout most of the rest of the
partment.
way of a career.
Harris, art Four In Law School
assistant editor; Ruth
Hazel; Omer A. Bryant, Liberty; had been filed with the CAA in period, but r free toss by Roth just
beginning his afternoon's work.
Ewing's staff, he says, has been editor; Jane Fanelli. art editor;
e -- amPDeuThat is only one woman, to be
va"ey: November, asking for federal aid before the half ended cut the Cats'
In a window of the opposite art1
best around those parts Carroll Sweeney, clubs and honorar-ies- ;
about the
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sure, but further investigation showcenter wine he saw a woman star- - Daliel Johnson Culton. Parksville: to finance a flying course for to rad to 3 at intermission.
for many years, and
of MtVey hall
Donald Lail. sophomore assist- ed that four had braved the strongKentucky ran the score up to 4
Tavner Diinlap. jr.. Versailles; C. students. He also called attention
ling at him-- not
high praise
a beautiful woman
the amiable editor holds
ant editor; John Proctor, photog- hold of Blackstone and made Laf
Elmore, Cleveland, Tenn.; Frank the fact that 212 persons had al- - before Roth could score on the gratu,
but a demure, aristocratic woman
for his numerous lieutenants. Un- rapher; Elizabeth Brown, proof- - ferty hall their headquarters. These
Nicholasville; ready registered as candidates for to
Foster- for tne Tlde After Adalr had
whose clear blue eves never blinked lm Marx
der the direction of Managing Edi- reader; Jim Wooldridge. publicity; future clarence Darrows are Mary
diepped in a
Chares Emmett Griffy. Lawrence- - training
r.
fur
in their stare.
tor Jim Johnson,, Associate Editor Mary Lee Burnett, Mary Olive Davis. Bnrton. Falmouth: Elizabeth Gil- Haley.
burg; Kelly Cunningham
Chapman's reply stated that bama. White
the net for
Bill Bruekurt handled the photo side Frances Whitfield. Pat Doyle. Agnes lespie. Maylick: Barbara Moore,
Prof. Lampert let his eyes fall
- he was maintaining an active in- - four points at
Wiison Henman, Lexof the yearbook; Associate Editor Eckles. and Orel Ruth secretaries; Frank.'crt: and Helm Stephenson,
editors, Isabel Peacher and and turned back to his desk. He be- - Paris; Robert
nuoer
. ,.
Kraver supervised the and Eloi.se Palmore. sales manager, Hopkinsvilh
Mirinm
c .... i, . . .... .... I., i. ington, Maurice Everett Humphrey. terest m the petition ana tnai nc wiched ana Brewer then sand- Bill Penick, have enlarged
their Da n
Clay: Lawrenc Lamlis. New York. nad sent a message to the Chicago
in field goals b .'tween Red
mounting; and Gaines Sebree han
staff to include art, sports, activity. that woman', stare worrieim
A swift glance
hruugh ihe 3es
miam Marker Louis- - onu.e asking for details concerning Elephant scores to increase the
R y.
died the asserr.blying task,
YWCA, arts, and make-u- p
editors
Through the corner of his eye he viUe. Amoid Jay Meade, Paints- - tne situation.
of the arts and sc encc-- college addcount to
Kentucky bested its
royalty Displayed
ed 12 to the numlier o orinsr ihe and two advisors-- while business stole another glance out of his win- - viUe. orville Wright Meade. Will- Y
opponent bv dropping in three
managers. Jcannette Graves and dow. He turned back to his desk
,
in,i tn Prp.mf.,iiri
The brauty queens and the charm
Rogers. Jr..
tosses to two before White swished
ave increased their quickly. The woman still stared at lamsp0rt; Frank Allen
most iavored. having cix women, John Lon
kings got their pictures prominentstrings for a goal. Ala bam
Winchester; Elward Newton Royster.
stafT
two members
beauty
himwith industrial chemistry running
ly displayed. Queen of all the
made five points, and Allen dribbled
Henderson; William Alvie Staple- for the student second with only three.
Contributions
complete staff, as chosen last
The
is Virginia Smith. Her attendants
This went on for a few more min-- , ton, Fuget.
Prof. M. E. Potter, head of the uiuier for two points, the score being
YMCA fund will be solicited during
These latter nine girls have cornel week, include Aimee Murray, art utes untfl the music department!
arc Mattiyene Palmore. Julia JohnThe degree of bachelor of fciente physical education dep&rtment. will Kentucky 36. Alabama 29 King
son. Jeanne Thiel, and Anna Ruth registration. February 3 and 4. by from as far north as New Yoik and editor; B. F. Melton, sports; Mary head became so nervous that he in home economics Margaret Ellen
- Program of Recreation for added a gratis toss.
Burton. The man with the perfect campus Y members, it was an- as far south as Louisiana and Mex- - Rion. activity etlitor; Dorothy Paul, ivii nis aesK, Diusnea past nis oi- - Kmitn, uanviiie.
ine iide surged within three
E.erv School Child at a ainner- s
are Dolores Thomp-- 1 YWCA editor; Mary Olive Davis, flee door, walked briskly down the ( olle-- e
ico.
profile etcetera is athletic Lee Huber nounced ycslerdi-ymeeting of the University Training points of the Cats before King wa
Of Engineering
jcn, Lexington; Opal Skaggs, Ash-- 1 art editor: Paul Cohen, make-uwho cavorts about the hardwood
hall and into the other wing to see
hcol Parent Teachers' association fouled and dropped in Kentucky's
These contributions will be used land; Marjorie Sims. Bastrop. La. ; Joe Baldwin and Ruth Wheat,
Degree of bachelor of science in
for Adolph Rupp and the Wildcat
who this strange woman was.
standing
to continue the YMCA's annual Uncivil engineering William Granvi'.le at 6 P- m.. today, in the Training lat point. With the
Hoid, Maysville: Norma ness assistants.
baskeleers.
4
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and with the Cats freez- oil Coblin, Frankfort; Edward Rex Col- - Sen1 cafeteria
a
There she was
Prof. Victor R. Portmann and
Though it may or may not be of iversity program, which inciuues the Dury. Elmhurst, L. I;, and Neola
Yesterdi y Professor Potter spoke, m the ball. Finneaan got the ball
prof. C. Raymond Bamhart have painting which the Guignol theater lincsworth. Jackson: Paul AuolDbJ
any interest, the completed volume maintenance of a student employ- Jean Barton Erlanper.
brought into Johnson. Youngstown. Ohio; Johni in th? significance of Physical Fit- - end slipped in a
and the
been chosen as advisors. Material for property staff had
of the Chemists Listed
to four pounds, ment office, distribution
will weigh close
gun sounded a fraction of a minute
possible use in
their
freshman "K" book, presentation of
Industrial chemistry majors are freshman handbook has already "Kind room for Guignol predic- Frederick Johnston. Wilmington.; nes- - in the National Defense
which mtikes it pretty heavy read
before Seals dropped in the
Lndy."third
Raymond Walhier prpihor "ram" at the weekly luncheon raH- rarli fxinesl r's rollrrr nirht dnnrr. risie L. March V'in Morn.' viUr. N been outlined and plans have been tion
me for anybody.
omiTd i'onl. The score suxxl u.t
which opens Monday night.
Louisville.
''is of the Lexington
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how to t ling on. And the critics of the South are
given just that much more food lor criticism.

Opportunity to Prove That
'Charity Begins at Home'

Merely The Dunkirk Of 1864'
We ate inlormcd that mil rcecnt editoiial
on the collegian's place in the New Sonlh has
not Ixcn well leeeived in ecrtain entailers.
Some people, it seems, do not relish the thought
ni giving tip the sell const ions attitude whit
descended on Dixie alditil the same lime V.
leinmseh Sherman pulled out: a sell const ioiis-neswhiih we Southerners have kept alive now
lor vim: three quarters of a century, despite
all out In ner instincts and rational views.
l ot example, one good I.adv ol the Lost Cause
has even gone lo the ironhle ol dipping the editorial, penciling in answers lo the interrogative pai agi aphs, and sending the whole thin-- ;
hai k in evident high dudgeon.
Wc i(iote the paragraphs mentioned:
II .nothing is ever to he dime alxmt
(these Kit Khix klan like praclitcs). it will he
up to nnivetsiiv men and women lo plan and
carry the work through." Our rorrcsoudcni has
here written Cud jmhid.
"What aliunde, for example, are we going to
assume Inward I lit Ii i ii" pat ties!-- At e we going
lo continue lo rationalize them lv saving to
"what of ii alter all he was onlv a
i un selves,
nigger!-'-"
litre the lady has penciled lev.
"What slant! are we going to take upon the
(iiesiinn nf mll l axes? Are wc going to adhere
10 the traditional prarliti- of "maintaining
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eople, and as long as
some of these (icople are denied what most of
us hahituallv refer lo as "the breaks." there will
be need lor hat ilies.
I'nder our current order of sociclv ihere are
two Missihle methods bv which charities mav
be provided for. The fust is that, by means of
higher taxes than would le collected ordinarilv.
the individual (ilies and colonics of the L'nited
States tare lor all charitv needs. The second is
that the raising of the major mil ion of charitv
nionev Ik- regarded as a private undertaking.
Because it is voluntary and private rather
in short,
than compulsory and public
thev regard it as the "American Way" the
of the l'nited States have chosen the second
method. In recent vears they have brought most
of the separate charities together under one
agenev, which ihev call the (annmunilv Chest.
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liguie that in so doing thev tan guaranconventee more cflicicncv and more
ience, and can secure, as a result, larger appropriations than would be otherwise ossible.
This week anil next have Ihtii designated bv
the citiens of Lexington as the period over
which their annual ("onimunitv Chest drive will
be conducted. Since faculty members and students of the I'niversity are citiens of this city
lor nine months at least out of cat h year, il is
onlv just that thev contribute their proporl ional
shares lo the ('onimunitv Chest fund.
Committees are
organieil this week
on the campus lo conduct the drive at I k. When
these groups approach vou or your organization
lor (oniribui ions, we urge that vou give them
vour support.
For if there was ever a lime in the history ol
the nation when the "American Wav" need lie
defended, ihal time is the present.

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nutle in the public paik
moonlight,
(l ink's Ciandpa
tailed him ihe wotsi utihiii in the hisiorv ol
the l.onilv all the wav back lo Latvia or someplace. Ihi killer was hated genuinely bv all
cats because he hung them bv their tails and
tlnew some of them into the liver. When he
didn't chase lals he Hew kites and lead cheap
books. Skull was an inlellecl ual. and alwavs did
his homcwoik. though Ccruk swore that Ciandpa ditl tin bial's work for him hall I In- lime.
I lustwcic cronies of mine in the eailv davs
when B.iIh- Ruth was everv kids heio. even more
than Ccoigc Washington. They wtie the most
misthc vous buiuh in the ueighlioi hootl. One
clav Ctiuk. who was eleven, and Ihe killei.
who vas it ii. and Ccruk's (oaiidpa. who was
cigluv. went lishing in Clove click aUiul ten
miles Imm (.(ink's house. Thev lonk along lal
cheese sandwiches and raw eggs, (.lauclpa ale
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when I hi killer wasn't throwing them at
him. I hat dav I he killer gol out ol hand and
challenged Ciandpa lo wicsilc and rolled him
tlnwii the bank over lie moss and into the mud.
where Ciandpa stink lor a couple houis until
Ccruk dug him out. Ciandpa bt at up Ccruk
lor il. and I he killei laughed.
I ven Skull could spaik a lot ol tumble when
he wanted lo stop Uing a philosopher al linage ol ten. Once he mailt u pclsuasivc oration
to Ihe killer. Ccruk. Bep and me about the
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goodness in subliming in the paik ioiid.
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leaders lo his ollice lo explain
he bill which gives him almost conipleie freedom lo aid Fngland in anv wav.
Alter the Presidenl's talk, a few congressmen
objected thai the legislation should lie in Imce
lor onlv iwo vears and lliat there should lie an
understanding thai American naval vessels
should not convev British merchant ships across
the Atlantic.
Since ihe President agreed lo these resiric
ins and the rommiucc added them to ihe bill
as amendments, the incisure should see little
opxisiiion limn isolationist representatives.
Washington oliservers pi t tin ltd
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W.ishiiigtiin news kepi the world's press wires
hoi this week as ground was broken for debate
on the Itase-ltiit- l
bill, a measure designed lo
give the 1'rcsidcnt bioad Mwers lor sending wai
materials to Biitain on loose credit terms.
I he bill was introduced in I he House shortly
alter the present session began in January. Il was
relerred to The House loicign allairs rommiucc
uhiih concluded its investigations of the measure last week with some lamous hearings.
Most evasive witness ai the hearings was ihe
loi iner ambassador to F.ngland. Joseph P. ken
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Though he took no definite stand, his
geneial idea was that the bill should emMiwer
ihe President to do the job bul thai Congress
should not lost- all the control.
Colonel Chai It s Lindbergh walked into ihe
pai ked and gaping committee nrnm ant! took his
seat to make his Inst public testimony since
the I laupt maun trial. Said the tall grave aviator.
s leaking slowly will toiiviitiou and jmise. "I
believe we have encouraged a war in uhirh
Britain is not going to suiceed." And when a
nervous Tennessee congressman asked Lindbergh who he wanted to win the war. the colonel replied. "I preler to see neither side win. I
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("eneral Hugh Johnson, ami Roosevelt columnist, and Norman Thomas, vxi.ilist parlv
leader, toltl the committee that he bill gave too
mini iMiwer to the President. I homas called
Winston Churchill an Imiierialisi.
During the hearing William S. Bulliit. am- bassatlor to Frame, said thai the present stale
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min(, jn l)is mmn uas sjmjar 1() ,ha
I he American
France a vCar ago.
people, he ex- plained, think that the Atlantic ocean is iheir

the ledeial (ovcrninent itself?" And
aain a hold l ev.
In a lew weeks we Southerners are
iiif; to he slioi ked lo hear a son";, plaved h
("mini Basic's orchestra, whose lyrics sarcasliial-sav: 'It's the same oh! South, where the
hounds that chased )nir F.lia chase a CIO
Let the noriherners keep Iheir Niagara:
wt 'll keep our southern pcllegra." The ladv has
ii heller than carpet-haggercountered with:
And apparentl