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UNIVERSITY

VOI.L ML XXXI

Wildcats Lose
Conference Crown
To Tennessee
Af xr spending

all their strength
ccf eating Alabama in the semi-'L-l-

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WILL LECTURE
ON COURTSHIP

All-Tourn-

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a tired Wildcat aggregation
unable to meet the exacting
t!ie Southeastern Conference
lament finals and went at the
son county armory in Louis-i- :

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Three Wildcat players were accorded positions on the officir-team picked by sports
writers and officials. They were Lee
Huber. guard. Marvin Akers. regularly a guard but chosen as a forward and Jim, King, center.
Akers was chosen as a forwwd.
because the officials declared that,
though the guard positions were
filled, "he was too good to be left
off." Akers was consistently popular
with the crowd bec&use of his spectacular long shots. Huber was selected for his sparkling defensive
work and offensive ability while
King was liked because of his
aggressiveness.
Vols Place Three
Other members of the
ence team were Tennessee s ujj
Huffman, a guard; Frank Thomas,
a center: and Bernie Mehen. a for
ward. Alabama placed a guard.
con- Louis Adair, and
tributed the sensational Pinky Lips- comb, the tournament high scorer.
In the Associated Press selections.
Lee Huber and Marvin Akers were
on th first team at guard
forward respectively.
Other
him lettiu uicriiivcis uric niuiiifa.
Lipscomb, and Huffman.
Keith Farnsley won a forward
position and Jim King a center spot
on 'the second team, wnne otner
places went to Alabama's Louis
Adair. Bernie Mehen of Tennessee,
and Roy Chatham of Georgia.

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Sanders To Open
Marriage Forum
Series Thursday

Huber, Akers,
King Get Berths
Five
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Emphasis To Be Placed
On Religion This Week

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Hillenmeyer Named
Business Manager

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Team
Place Three On
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Dr. Irwin

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professjr cf sociology,

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is on re
The emphasis this
ligion.
All Y strouus. several sororities
and fraternities, and o'.her campus
organizations will discuss "The Val- ue of Rpligion" during Religious
Empha-siweek which opened Sun-- '
dsy on the campus. The women's
residence halls will give a dinner
Wednesday nh,ht irt honor of Lexington min sters who ccme in contact nith students.
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Local churches are to give parties
for students Thursday nisht and
A
A'hith Israel Temple. Jewish syn- r
agogue. has invited all students to
its regular services at 8 p. m . Fri- day nizht.
ill
Cour v
i" Sunday has been designated as
by the Campus Re- BARBARA REHM
Iteious council, spotuor of the week.
I
lelta,i
hi
f.amma
Ministers have been a.sked to slant
) the I m- ;ivi. ihmen sfxniM,,
thejr rmons for coUege studenU
i'f iwY HOTC. hand to siinerd and chairmen have been appointed
in each housing unit to encourage
Mattiene I'lilmoie.
members to go to church.
wt-e-

associate

will open

Forums, Parties
Dinners Arranged
liv Campus YW

the

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marriage forum series with a
on "Campus
lecture
discussion
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Courtship" at 7:15 p.m.. Thursday,
in
in the Y lounge.
SI
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The opening forum will be deJ- fl
voted primarily to questions of mate
selection and special problems arisWildcats were unable to
T
ing out of courtship. Doctor Sanders
n;;.: i the stamina of Tennessee
will lecture for about 30 minutes
victory
vhi oasted to
and discussion from the floor will
up an
ovf "lorida. Tennessee rolled
follow for about a half hour. The
cny advantage to lead by
at
speaker will plan the forum with
hitj't ne.
a student committee today in order
Bob Hillenmeyer. commerce soph-Jiv
Kai'y in the second stwiza
that true campus problems may be
omore of Lexington, was elected by considered.
cut the lead to four points
i
tne Board of Student Publications.
t Tennessee gathered momentum
Doctor Sanders, who came to the
HWiTiilo-rT-i"MM4
Friday, to succeed Charles Smith
; r r.
pushed their margin to ten
as business manager of The Kernel. campus as an instructor last Seppoirs with five minutes left to
MARVIN AKERS
CAPT LEE lll'BER
d Uo weeks ag0 t0 tember, teaches a sociology course
SmHh resi
p.ay Exhausted but desperate. Lee
enter the army air corps, and said on "The Family." From 1929 to
swished three goals through
.unnPiniiLi
inuini nnwmii
yesterday he had received no offl- - 1932 he taught English and Latin
i'ne hoop and Staker and Allen
cial notice when to begin training. at the American College of Sofia,
each added one to shave the lead
iH ha
nt Sofia, Bulgaria, and a few years
.llM rhohi k
to two points with one minute and
term as
later served a three-yetQ parks Air
Mo
hool st
1j seconds left.
dean of that college. Doctor SanfQr flignt training.
In cuiinviiuing o the aiuial
orvol- - Freeze Ball
HUlenmeyer has been connected ders specializes in community
religious emphasis week. Acting Preganization work, and at present is
Te.inessee, however, managed to
w,th The Kernel business staff for
sident Thomas P. Cooper said yescollaborating on a book about the
fwrc the ball and also Kentucky's
d
lw0 years, being advertising
terday:
community and education.
victory. Huber stole
i 'mines for
d
ager previous to his election as
"The University of Kentucky, in
I ne l.bU once but lost it in route
Dr. Charles C. Caywood of the
jness manager.
common with a large number of
t, i tne tying bucket.
Fayette County health department
universities throughout the nation,
will discuss medical aspects of marTtv Wildcats made one more field
sets a.side a week upon which to
.
riage with men students on March
jot; than did the men of
placa emphasis on religion. It seems
13 and with women on March 20.,
but ,ne Vols dropped in ten free
to me especially worthwhile that
throws in 14 attempts, while the:
Dr. Richard Weisner. director of
on the carr pus there should be presocial hygiene
Cats could only convert six out of
health educasented to us those facts and values
11.
tion at the Cincinnati Public Health
that will bring to us again the very
federation, will close the series with
g.tat importance of religion in our
Akers. Huber Stand Out
E. Searles.
Clinton
Columbus.
a forum on the "Personal Aspects
lives.
Marvin Akers and Lee Huber were
Ohio, ground school supervisor of
of Marriage" on March 27.
"Each of us finds values in the
the best for Kentucky throughout
the Civil Aeronautics authority, will
church and its teachings. I have
tlte tournament. Akers amajng
Billed as "America's outstanding
discuss various phases of civilian
teachings of the churco.
found
long shots kept the crowd roaring.
dance attraction." Grace and Kurt
Xat
pilot training during the Union for- helpful the
ihmv
in lite.
Through these
while Huber's defensive work outwill present their ballet at
Graff
um from 4 to 6 p.m.. Wednesday, in
teachings we may establish high
shone all the. others.
8:15 p.m. Thursday, March 13. in
JIM KING
KLITH FARNSLEY
the Music room of the Union build- ideals rnd attempt to live up to
the Henry Clay high school audi
But to any list of stars in the
ing, it was announced yesterday.
..itlmuiih thex did tint hrin. home the hum jiioiistu j
them. All of us should take the optorium, under the auspices of the
tourney must be added the name
Lieut. Col. Howard Donnelly, head portunity of attending church durlaved Midi sjxirlditig hull that they indited I'hue.i
University Women's Athletic associaKing. His aggressiveness fuiii l'ildi(it.
of Jim
of the military department and cam- ing Religious Emphasis Week, and
tion.
friid fine guarding pulled the Wild- ntitei etite team. Huber, Akeis, and king made the loio
nn
pus coordinator of CAA activities, if this leads up to regular attendGraff, directois
Grace and Kurt
cats out of many tough holes and
will speak on the training program ance thereafter, the week will have
The seventh annual baby chick and solo dancers of the group,
trams and iaviisley dim hed a herth among the
nntl
when his team needed a basket.
as it applies directly to the cam- acccmpushed
show, sponsored by the Poultry club,
part
as the feature dancers in
King usually added one. Ermal selet lions.
Frank Leahy, recently appointed pus. Professors David Young. R. E. I corned thisa week of its puiporf
will be held Tuesday. March 18 in
to ycu.'"
"As Thousands Cheer'' in a coast
Allen to. evoke words of praise for
head football coach at Notre Dame Shaver, and Henry B. Moore, in- he Stock Judging pavilion.
tour. The Graffs and their university. will head the staff of ,
aggressiveness and fine spirit.
his
structors in CAA courses here, will DifK'ir
Entries will be made by state- company
ol nine dancers were ha'led
Plannrtf
the annual athletic coaching school participate in a question and answer
Officiating Below Standard
wide hatcheries in the six classes,
in the east on their first American from August II to 16, Dr. M. E. Pot- The YW-Yclass group proforum following the main addresses,
which include white and barred
The loss of the crown was due
tour for the humor and originality ter. head of
grams ionight will
par.ei
Island
the physical education!
Plymouth
Rocks. Rhode
iminn Fnrnm mmmittw h.is discussions on how consist of
to a hard game Kentucky
of their ballets.
religion affect
department, announced yesterday, j arranged the discussion on CAA to
Reds. New Hampshires. white Legforced to play against Alawas
Tickets for the ballet may be purcollege students. Why
horns, and a miscellaneous class.
Other members of the coaching acquaint students, who are inter- - do not. and should go tostudents do.
bama and the Wildcats' impotency
chased at the women's gymnasium
church wiU
A banquet
MILKS
for the participants.
By ROBERT
at the free throw line. In addition
from Miss Maruarei Warren. WAA staff will be Ab Kirwan, Kentucky's j ested in taking the training during be discussed by Ann Crutcher. Wal- to this, the officiating could not be
Presenting the most popular or- - Poultry club members, poultry de- faculty adviser, council members, head football coach; Bernie Shively. summer school or regular terms. Tith er Leet. and Gentry Shelton. of the
partment faculty, and judges uiil
athletic director; and Adolph R'ipp, the program. This semester's quota Central Christian church,
considered up to tournament stanchestral piece of its length in the be held ut 6:30 p.m. after the how and the modern dance group.
was the
dards. Another
Members of tUe WAA Council are head basketball coach. Leahy. Kir- already has been filled. However, it
"Can College
University Philharmonic has clof.ed. Students may enter the
Report on factors which make for world, the
wan. and Shively will be in charge was indicated that training will be Survive CjmniiG Students' Religion
failure of most of Kentucky's shots
T
Lida Belle, Doris Reichenbach.
lfl"
grid skills and Rupp will direct offered to more students when the wt
most of them effective and ineffective teachers, Orchestra, under the direction of chitk judging contest but will not
to stay in the basket,
tVl
,
Crouch, Gladys Kilpatrick. of
'
j Professor
Carl Lampert played Bee-- be eligible to enter chicks in the
rolling around the rim and spinning and what characteristics should be
Jean Williams. Doris Settle. Doro- the net tutoring. High school coaches new Lexington airport is completed. farum. with Bart Tor' YM secre
"Symphony No. 5 in C main show.
and players and University athletes
oul
a new facul- - thoven's
AIter Wednesday afternoon's
thy Paul. Eloise Rochester. Mabel
considered in selecting
tary, and two students from each
me
j.loyJ Hvu.d Lexin(slon. u cllair. Warnecke, Ann Hatter. Jennie Sulassist.
(Mission roffe
svrveri hv of the freshmurt. sophomore.
ill h
encounter (y member based on a survev of tne Miner" for its second concert 01
In the
Junior
season on Sunday a.ie.noon after- - man 0j the snow Rnd Hany Ljn livan Ritu Sue Laslie.
five members of the University Red Cross and senior classes, leading
The school, started about
Saturdav afternoon the Wildcats Association ol American Colleges,
Smith.
the disnoon in Memorial Had.
denbeg. Henderson, is secre'.ary. Jennie Puckett. Wilma Salmon. Jean vears ago by the physical education and Bundles for Britain
snatched victory from under the v, olil oti mi the art and sciences
cussion.
was the first Judses will be Prof. C. S. Price.
The performance
nose of the Crimson Tide, winning faculty meeting yesterday.
Ewers. Frances Schreck. and Betty department, will Joe open to high
Speakers Annooiired
- head of the poultry Ueucr'ment of
Alaschool coaches and University stu.u..ratin if a romolete sym - Beiea; E. A.
in the last few seconds,
Dr. John Kuiper, head of the phi- Bauce anci Cecil Hin- Speaktrs announced yesterday for
lead
-,
v ... trie historv of the Unlverdents. University credit is
a commanding
Modern dancers who will sell ticbama took
losophy department, prepared the j sRj. ' mutK department. Such a ton. Kn.tuck
Poultry Improve kets are Martha Adams. Bernadinc for the course, which consists
Wednesday night sorority meetii.c-includiContinucd on Page Four)
report from statistics compiled in composition is certainly a commend- - ment association: and J.
Hum- - Aiiliik. Gienna Ballard. Maraaret lectures and demonstrations.
Dr. Margaret
Ratliff. Ch!
the AAC's "The Effective and Inef- able undertaking for an amateur phrey and Stanlev Caton. exten- - Brown. Lois Hall. Sara Estill. MilOmega: Dr. and Mrs. John Kuiptr
Leahy, who played under Knute
Eton department.
College Teachers." and read musical organization.
fective
Zeta Tau Alpha: Miss Doris Se
dred Gravitt. Letha Hicks. Trilby Rockne at Notre Dame, last month
the review to the faculty.
ward. Kappa Delta: Mrs. Frank L.
McKeehan. Mary Pavne. Jane Rich- succeeded Elmer Layden as grid
The frst movement of the symMcVty
Zeta;
The book. Dr. Kuiper said, was the phony is characterized by clarity,
sarah b
ards. Charlotte Sale and Ethel mentor at his alma mater. Beiore
H01rr.es. AJpha Xi Delta; Mbs Sarah
culmination of lengthy survey work, directne-ss-.
Smith.
the South Bend appointment, he
and vigorous animation.
Blandir.g Kappa Kappa Gamma,
questionnaires
in which detailed
coached at Boston college, producThe orchestra expressed forcefully
and Dr. and Mrs A. E. Bigge. Alpha
were sent to administrators of 406 the strong and pulsing rhythm of
ing an undefeated eleven last fall
Breckinridge Inn of Phi Delta Gamma Delta.
The
class of the ag
national universities, and teachers this section. Expressive shading aU
and leading his team to victory over
and normal schools, with the pur- - so contributed to the musical effect. riculture college will meet at 7 o'
Albert Lawrence Sherman. Law ti miipsm p in this vear s Siwir Fowl Phi. international legal fraternity.
Guests at the residence hall din
!JV
will induct 19 law students at ts ner, each of
ciuck wnigni in ttoom
ol tne college senior from Pineville. took classic
whom will lead a disThe second movement is compriannual spring initiation at 6 p.m.
K ltucky's splashing Wildcathish administrators toward effective and sed of a noble theme with simple AgncuJture building.
second place in the Kentucky Inter- The three local coaches were on Thursday in the court room of the cussion of his reliuion with tb
it
This
victory in seven ineffective instructors. Seven of the eloquent variations.
course, designed collegiate Orotorical association con- omen of that faith after the din
ii their fouith
The proper
tutoring siaff Court of Appeals. Frankfort.
the suinmcr-ses.-io- n
UiSt night when they swam 40a schools were Kentucky institu-.ci- r phrasing and desirable tonal qual - t0 aid students in learning how toltest held Saturday at Transylvania
t
ner, are to be Mr. and Mrs. Gentry
last year. Carl Suavely, head coach
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win over the tions.
I
vay to a
To
tics were realized by the brass and express inemseives better both in university.
at Cornell university, was the visit- let. be inducted are Henry Bramb- Shelton. Rabbi and Mrs. Milton I.
Mountaim-erin the Berea Colleges Differ
Ke
William Buford. Thomas Carter. Graf man. Dr. ajid Mrs. T. C. Ecton.
First place was won by Elmore ing mentor.
woodwind sections of the orchestra, written and spoken work, stresses
structure, word variety, and Ryle of Eastern State Teachers col- j)Ol
Elizabeth Gillespie. Robert Ham- - Dr. and Mrs. Robert Miles. Robert
In 'he third movement the my- In the report. Dr. Kuiper discussed
lege,
mend. John Howe, Edwin McCel- - Scott. Rcbert Green and the Rev.
In conquering the Bereans. the at length traits and qualifications sterious themes and powerful fu- facingjmjlence.
land. John McKinstry.
Barbara and Mrs. John K. Johnson
i'fi h weie victorious in 7 out of which college officials seek to ob gal passages were well executed by Miss
Moore. Edwin Ocktrman. .Marcus
i
Eileen
events. They took first place in serve or avoid when selecting a new th- - cellos and violas. A long deve- Anderson,
youiv
.
Redwine.
Robert
Rice. Charles peoples' worker cf the Maxwe'l
ill it the 220 and 440 yard dashes. instructor, and revealed difference lopment passage led to the final
Shipley. Robert Spragens. Helen Presbyterian church will speak at
A
movement. which is one of element
h point man for the Kentuck-i;.uof opinion concerning selection beMrs. George E. Smith of the Eng- Stephenson. Pallard White. C. Horn- - the Dutch Lunch club Friday,
al, climactic force. In this sect- mas Hillenmeyer, who gained tween arts colleges and teachers collish department will speak on Mex- er Neikirk. Uhel Barrickman. and
Jeanne Lancaster, president of
a vj, .ory in the
dash and leges. Questions relating to improve- - icn lh orchestra expressed the uni- ico at a chili supper to be given by Dale 3ooth.
the religious council is hearf nr ,1...
........
tuifit rtf fho- onmrw'iiinn
wn;j on the winning lelay teams ment 01 inemcient instructors ana ixii'vul uk- -the Home Economics club at 6 p.m.
Guests will include the members arrangements for the week.
L 'die Stephenson
was the win- maintenance of teaching efficiency.
There's at least one cannon in
The only other composition on
Monday in the Stock Judging pavil- of the Kentucky Court of Appeals
the program was the sacred and the United States that is in no dan- - tin cans and worn out brustles and
ner )f the diving contest for his were discussed.
ion.
and Dr. Frank Mu.ray Dr. F. H.
ended up in the city dump.
ih straight victory in thii
Among the traits which identified vtutnltr "Ir(u.i.ii if h nrail"
u. nuns uWiupiiaieu oy inc. in 1901 it was found buried in the
The supper, although given es- Randall. Dr. Roy Moreland. and
from "Parsifal"' by Richard Wag- a good instructor were inspirational
ner. Thc mysterious contrapuntal army for national defense. Slightly old dump across from the campus. pecially for agriculture and home Dean Alvin Evatu., of the law school
power, wholesome influence on stuweavings of the work were wei" obsolete dating back to the 18 where University high school now economics students, will be open to faculty. Each guest will give a
morale, carefully planned
r
dent
Rix-todone by each section of the en- somethings and filled with con- stands. Lexington officials had it re- the public. Dancing will follow the brief talk.
and sympathetic attitude
Conducting the initiation
crete, it's nothing more today than mounted and placed on the campus talk
toward students. Qualities of semble.
will be Bud Trent, maguster.
Tickets costing 25 cents may be
As an encore the orchestra played a historical hatrack for drilling RO-T- ol what was then Kentucky State
poor teachers were laziness, stale- cjllee.
purchased until noon Saturday from Paul Durbin. Eddie Jackson.
S. L. Rector ol New York city. was. fossilized, sell centered, lack the gay wnltz "Voices of Spring" by
cadets.
It was unveiled May 19. llJ03
Webb, and Jim Gordon.
Janet Fergus. Sara Triplett, Marion
Following
the
' ;res ntative ol
The bait and fly casting class will
the American of proper background, poor temper- - Joliann Strauss.
Standing in front of the adminia crowd of several hundred spec Bradford. Margaret Stutzenberger.
meet at 7 p.m. today, in the Gym
ty for the Control of Cancer, anient, crabbyness. cranky, lack of concert a reception ftas held at the
stration building facing Limestone, tators. The State College cadets fired Dorothy Collins. Jane Hayes. Myrtle
annex, the physical education dewill
eliver two addresses on "The mental inertia, inexperience, and music department.
WiH
a 21 gun salute to conclude the cereBinkley. Helen Cultou. or Gene
n
the oltl
cannon is
partment announced.
Symptoms and Control of Cancer" professional jealousies
monies.
vieve Gee. Tickets will also be on
The
Thursday, on the University camous.
Tlie Dairy club will show a 1110- probably the University's
oldest Tuarn't Funny, MrCee
class will meet.
Several course changes were ap- sale 111 the Home Economics and tion picture on "Development of at 7 p.m. today in Room 111. McVcy
At 7 p.m. Dr. Rector will address proved. Prof. W. S. Webb obtained
landmark it was here even before
The old cannon was the butt of Agriculture buildings Wednesday and
Embryo and Fetus" at its meeting hall. Gordon Godbey. instructor, anresidents of the Women's hall;: in consent of the faculty to revise scyHe
many practical jokes in tiie rah-ra- h
Kelley the Cop.
Thursday.
al 7:31) p.m.. Wednesday, in the nounced.
physics courses to comply with
the Patterson recreational ha'l.
era of higher education in the early
Little is known ol its early history
Dairy building. Clifton Hardesty.
A meeting of the Agronomy club
his talk, he will be guest at the request ol the College of Engi-- a Flu vaccine may be obtained from
years of the 20th century, when
will be held al 7:30 p.m. today in
president, announced
dinner in Patterson hall. O'her necring to expand the sophomore b a. in. to 5 p in Thursday at other than that it was captured from carousing collegiates thought it a
building. Rober
The picture is released through the Agriculture
guests will be Dr. and Mrs. j physics curriculum to 12 credits. the dispensary. Dr. J S Chambers, Spain by the United States at the dull niylit that passed without at
Griffith, president, announced.
Ellen Lillian Roper, Hopkinsvil'e, the University Extension departFrank L. McVey. Dr a.id Mrs Wol- - , The geology department secured head physician announced yesler- - battle ol Santiago in the Spanish least one volley being fired. II there
American war, and was brought to
The Pitkin club will meet at noon.
folk Barrow. Dr and Mrs John S permission to drop several geology day.
was no gun powdrr mound, thry arts and sciences sophomore, made ment.
the United States as spoils of war.
I Wednesday.
in Maxwell
Street
Chambers. Dr. and Mrs. Morris courses and add new ones as subBecame the vaccine conu in 50- roll all A s last semester, according to
In 1900 the war department turned would dismount the cannon and
Presbyterian church.
the office of Dr. Paul P. Boyd,
Scherato. tnd Dr and Mrs Ralph stitutes
dose bottles and
effective for only
it around on the grass.
to the state of Kentucky.
dean of the college of arts and sciWeaver
Bart N. Peak. YMCA secretary, 6 nours utter being opened, the " "!.
FhyiVy
ufricials
I'M OX .NOTKS
1
Dr. Rector will speak at u joint spoke briefly at the beginning of the shots hie being offered only one U as wssed lnU U"'"P
Lieut. Phil Lotink. of the military Today
that's enough ol Uus foolishness and ences.
William O. Bradley, who was gov- - had the barrel filled with concrete
Miss Roper's name was untention-all- y science department, was notified this
meeting ol the Bacteriology and session in which he emphasized the oay. If the number of persons tak- Freshman club. 7 p.m.. Y lounge
societies at 7:30 purpose and intent of "Religious ing the shots is encouraging the ernor at the time, presented it to And since that day. although many
omitted from the original list week that he has been given ex- -'
Pryor
Sophomore commission, 7 p.m.,
p.m. in room 200 of the Biolouical Emphasis Week," being observed on vaccine will be offered another the City of Lexington, but somehow have tried, no one has ever yet that was submitted to The Kernel tended duty at the University effec-tiRcom 20.
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HEARS REPORT

Kuiper Reviews
Council's Findings

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Leahy Will Head
Summer Staff

Banquet To Follow
Poultry Club Show

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TUES., MAR. 4,

1941

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ili. n we read vcsie-rdaol Senator George Noiris"

siaicmcnt approving i he Fllcndcr amendment,
whith would restrict In- use i American tnxips
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Senator Noiris' rcroid is oiu' of I he greatest
in the hisioiv of i he I'niicd States t ov e Tiimcnt.
Uihoiigh he voted against our cmrv into the
First World War. he is no isolat ionist lie is
as are many oilier Americans, lhai this
await-is not I'M ), and that ihere are main things at
slake h a v whith were not ai slake ihis lime
last war.
Him lie also Ik lieves and here the overwhelming majorilv ol America's youili seems in agrcc-ii- ii
in thai sending an A. K. I lo F.uroc is not
401111; 10 tine anvthiug this lime il didn't cure
lasi lime.
Alms and aiiiiiiunil ion lo I'.uglaud. es: bin
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loops, no.
Senator N'oiris has prohahiv lieen right on
more occasions than anv one man in American
hisioiv. We
he is right again, and we
believe the Senate should lake his advice and
add ilit- Fllcndcr amendment lo the eeiiain-to-paII R.I T7'".
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"muling ilu- first i out rssiim , furtlirr mm rsmtins
slmiilil bf iiifritnhlr."
.lrin Kiunjif
Ibis is the lormula lot the Hattlul Nazi invasion Ii winked again last Salurdav whi n
into Bulgaria lor ihe linal sli p
in Hoops r
ot Nazi nation No. II. h'.vcrv thing
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as ii had loi Austria. Czechoslovakia.
Iliing.uv aiid Rumania lirst. the war ol nerves
Ixn-ilpiopaganda: then, the
incidents: ihitd. the massing ot troops: and
ol a treaty ami the man ling
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inn U von ul i us and tanks Hilo Solia.
the capital, and Yarna.
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lenient tieatv as we tlid he last time,
can't lake advantage ol us leing gentle-

men.
I here's a fight hit wing in the Kerne l office
between Fred Hill and Don
The first notice we had of this fight was a little slap that
Fred look at Diiin-Duin his column, and dire
nuiierings bv l.ail. w ho promised, like Jai k Dal-to"'Siranguh. ah ain't fergettin'."
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I hi n this wet k l.ail comes back at Hill in palsied, but sincere form, bv calling Fred a stooge
of George Terrell's. I guess this puts him out in
front bv an insult: ii isn't nice to lie railed a
stooge. Probably a siooge of (ohnnv Gonrad's.

Mav U.- I can enlighten you almtii ihis rol- lein. You see. my record is implacable, since I am
(from
sc ion ol a wealthy old family of Virginia
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the picture of the same- name) and naturally
know all aliouf the South.

ho. His
Hill has the edge on
columns get printed more otien than do those
of l.ail. 1 he editor savs that Fail isn't so good,
Diim-Dii-

Daown home in Viihginny, we neviih have
fusses lahk this htah. localise eviihlxHly gnaows
the real truth alooi the W'ah Between the States,
and that settles evuhlhing. We don't boihuh
alxioi ouah families. Incause we know that theah
ain't anvlwidv that measures up to a X'uhginnian,
and that settles that.
W'e knaow the SMih won the wah. and that
that damned rascal Shuliman had a helluva tahm
retreat in' thru Gawgia so he could get to his
lioats. and we know that if it hadn't been foah
Lincoln, evuhthing
that damned rascal Al
rain fahn alluh the wah. hut
would have
he let them damned old cahclbagguhs come
daown Sooth and ball up evuhthing with that
clamnedvankee moncv.

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and BKOWME
By BOB AMMONS
jt-"Early to rise; ditto to bed
lucky tne Chinese are stoic
..lanes & man healthy, but socially folk because they certainly do have
uhginny don't Ixtihuh much
W'e diown in
Lifted
dead."
their troubles. It was bad enough'with alxot issues; we just go aboot ouah business.
the Yangtze always overflowing, too
DISEASE DEPT.
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ouah shives. drink ouah tawn likkuh. and
Campus calamity of the week: the many babies, plagues of locusts and
Mary Ka- - Pearl Buck stories, and the Japan- - tend lo ouah smiling acuhs. and ouah prt-tipnirtemic of measles which
dropping bombs all over the
nonoh Rrntt find Marv Bavnt
Lackey transported from the Phi place. But now, to top it alt. Mr.
1
Delt Bungalow to the gins goon
Nachullv. the nawlhunnuhs ah living to stahl
making an "inspection tour" of the
casues.
countrytrouble all the tahm. A losing side always does.
Alpha Gam house boy SAE Dick
gtone cominued t0 circulate whiIe
We just hope there is no one along
he unknowingly had the measles.
Of rose, theah ah a lew folk that sold out to
to take moving pictures on this trip.
How do you feel girls?
saw the ones thev made in Eng- - the vankees. but they wuhn't really Yuliginians,
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We
Jim Johnson's
look is the result of sparkling Sue land and have decided that for pure but migrated theah from the navvth.
ham acting. Willkie runs second only
quarantine.
Ewings three-da- y
Vyt. .m j,M si,,jn;, ;,roimtl and wailin' foah
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Reminds me of wrist shippings thai 1 have
had over some Columns. The latest misadventure of this sort concerned Pat Dovle. who still
loves me not too much Utaiise of some things
I said alxiut her in The Kernel, altho I swear
all the things were nice.

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Nice, at leSsl. for Pat.

Put she savs that she made a C in a course because her teacher saw her name in the column
and thought she was just a brainless coed.
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The New 'House Week'

Congratulations
to the golden-haire- d
AGD Barbara Rehm. the
Best Bands new sponsor and to
the boys for picking another winner,
Alphr. Sig .'ick Dooley hung his
fraternity "joolry" on Mary Elizabeth
Wheatlev. The nininne of Aneie
Jett bv Pi Kap
Anderson
has left Sigma Nu Bud Survant with
nis mouth hanging open.
Seen arollnci: Heart-teadimin- ,.tive nonniP nif,hmnnri nrf si.m
Chi Bill Boston winning high score
at Satu