. The Kentucky Kernel VOLU.MK XLIV LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1953 NLMBKR 19
UK Student Wages IFC Holds Four Plays Remain 9 Heidt Show Auditions Will Be Coi pared Leaders In Drama Festival Workshop Four dramas will be presented in wald: Claire Wood. Goneril; Mary the remaining nights of the Shake- Lewis Patterson. Cordelia; Earl In UK Studio Tonight To Other Colleges' speare Festival at the Guignol Thea- Jones. Tom Gover and Of ter. Three other Kentucky college vent, attendants. Goal Meeting diamatic departments are partici- Len Tracy will portray the Earl pating in the Festival, highlight of of Kent; Jim Harmon. Earl of Glou information On I sed-Btn>k Coti$ Is To Aid Frato Guisnol's 25th anniversary season. cester. Inman. the Fool; Jim £ Talent will be Search "Merry Wives of Begin Windsor"' Bettye Deen Stull. Regan. On Cmmpm§ Is Sought By SGA The first annual Leadership played tonight by Morehead State Staff Members Listed Training Workshop sponsored by the College. "King Lear," the only Staff members for "King Lear" held \ study of student wages at various American universities will Inter-Fri-ternity Council will be tragedy in the group, will be given include Mrs. Lola Robinson, associ- today and Saturday in the Student by Guignol Saturday night. Th'> ate director, costumes and proper- Ik- made by the Student GmOMI Association in order to make Program Is Union. Georgetown College Players will ties, assisted by Mary Bryant. Nor- a comparison it 1 * tlie wages now Ining paid at UK. The program is designed to aid prese.it "As You Like lit" Monday, maglen Fields. Margaret Eversole In the meeting of the Asscmhly Monday night. Jack Karh fraternity chapter officers in more uid Eastern State College will dra- and Holloway; Ernest Rhodes, tech- Wednesday efficient r.r.d successful operations matize "Twelfth Night" Tuesday. nical director, with Marshall Amos, iim iiiIht of a committee appointed to Stud) student wages, stated of their organizations. Wallace N. Briggs. director of the assistant: Stull. stage manager, and T that l niversit\ Comptroller. Frank D. Peterson, has agreed to A mass meeting of all delegates roup, said the plays are be- assisted by j UK Jim Read, electrician, In Coliseum send letters requesting information on student wages to several at 3 o'clock this antrnoon in thV ing performed on a modern adapta- Lois Cammack. Student Union Social Room will tion of the Elizabethan stage, de- Box office is under the direction By DIANE RENAKEB universities throughout tin- country. open the workshop. Following the signed by James Harmon. of Meg Bailey, assisted by Jessie e information will be used as a system with Joe Boston. Engineer- Auditions for the Horace meeting, various round-table discus- Directors of the Morehead. Sun, Bettie Tuttle. Janet Wood. of comparison for wages re- Inspector of the Maintenance and sions and meetings will be held. Georgetown and Eastern dramas, Norma Gibson and Laura Roberts. Heidt show will be held from by students working for the Orations Department. Cost for respectively, are W. P. Covington. Mary Lewis Patterson is publicity be about $4,000. 7:30 to 10 p.m. today and Sat- Miss Rena Calhoun and Keith chairman, assisted by Jim Read and after the Ganj: said Subjects for these meetings will urday in Studio A of radio sta- Brooks. Anne Beard. Tom Rogers Is in from Dean if Men A D. Kirwan. com- irclude executive and administrative Cast Is Named charge of music: Robert Schnatter. tion WBKY in McVe> Hall. Jos menting on the situation, said that problems > presidents and vice presi- In "King Lear." William Nave program advertising: Normaglen i. publicity of the men s dormitories "need a lot dents chapter finance < treasurers Gardner, chairman will play Lear. Students in the Fields is prompter: Fred Silhanek paid at more than telephones " He said that and assistants>. pledge training the three organizations drama are Dave Stull. King of is house manager, and Dolly Sulli- UK clerical work. 40 "there is an urgent need for furni- 'pledge masters*, and alumni, cam- France; Don Hartford. Duke of vent is assistant to the director. sponsoring the show, said this to 65 cents an hour. 70 cents with desks, lamps These neces- pus, and public relations (one dele- ture, and Cornwall: Bill of Al- Eddy. Duke will be approval of the president: steno- a luxur- gate and one officer from each fra- The Guignol box office week. No advance application sities should come before bany; Buddy Purdom. Duke of Bur- 50 to 65 cents an hour. ternity). open each day until the end of the graphic. 85 iou telephone service." gundy. is necessarv. cents on approval by the president: of the instal- Farther discussion Schedules of all meetings and Don Clayton, Edgar: Jim Hollo- Festival. Plays begin at 8:30 p.m.. Any person over 14 years of age library. 50 to 65 cents an hour: lation was postponed until such round-table discussions have been way, Edmund: Joe Matthews. Os- and all seats will be reserved. who has an act adaptable to radio labs. 50 to 65 cents an hour. 70 cents time as accurate figures concerning mailed to each fraternity. goal is eligible tor an audition. No act on the president's approval: main- The the costs can be compiled. may consist of more than four peo- tenance. 65 to 85 cents an hour, and A motion to appropriate funds for of the workshop is to strengthen the \eic Radio Series ple and entrants mast furnish their cafeteria 40 to 65 cents an hour, a dinner to be given the dean of fraternity system on the UK campus. own music and accompanists. Gard- with cashiers receiving free meals of Degree Filing Set the University Tennessee and Sessions will continue Saturday HORAC'K HKIDT ner said. Visitors may attend the possibility of installing tele- Starts March 4 The nine other guests, members of the tryouts. morning from 10-12 a.m. followed To Bring Talent Show To I K phones in the men's dormitories was was passed Tennessee student body, For March 6, 7 Two acts tor the local perform- 12:15 final "The Way of Mankind." a brought up during the meeting by will arrive in by a luncheon at a.m. A The students Lexing- ance, scheduled for 8 p.m. Wednes- Manocher Ganji. who was previous- ton on 27 to discuss problems critique will be held after the lunch- series of radio programs, will begin Students who have not applied March day at Memorial Coliseum, will be ly assigned to study the problem confronting Tuesday, 4, over for degrees should do so on Fri- the two schools with eon. Delegates from each fraternity March WBKY chosen by John Murphy, talent for SGA. Ganji told the Assembly of day or Saturday. March 6 and 7, will take part in this There are 13 programs in the series. scout for the Horace Heidt show. that figures given at earlier meet- Dr. R. L Tuthill, registrar, has Need For Med School exploration Shew Given Only One Night ings of SGA were incorrect, and Guest Speakers Expected The programs are an announced. This applies also to The show will be presented for that the cost of installation might Information concerning the prices into the origin and development of graduate students who expect to Guest speakers for the workshop one night only under the sppnsor- exceed the funds available for such of second-hand books at the book- cultures, customs and folkways in complete requirements for grad- include Warren Ramshaw. executive At UK Is Discussed ship of Mortar Board, senior wom- a project. store was requested by George Law- uate degrees. Applications should various parts of the world. It is an en's honorary: Lances, junior secretary of T. in- of American Medical men's Ganji reported he had discussed son, president of SGA. in order to Sigma Chi, Robert be filed in Room 16, Administra- One of the major problems leadership society: attempt to understand the ways of first and and Omicron a complete telephone and buzzer make further studies of the advis- Ross, executive secretary of Sigma tion Building. volved in establishing a medical with the UK committee Delta Kappa, senior men's honor- ability of setting other peoples so we can better get school at UK concerns the methods then discussed the situation with up a student book- Nu; and Hugh Collett. director of Candidates for the bachelor's group of doctors. ary. store. Lawson suggested that James along, live, think, and grow with of showing the need for a second the Public Relations and editor of the degree will be charged a gradu- The new Horace Heidt show is a E Morris, owner of the campus medical school in the state to both The doctors also agreed that the ation fee of $9. which includes Kentucky Chamber of musical featuring popular tunes, Aid Available bookstore, be asked for a written Commerce members of the medical profession state needs a second medical school rental of cap and gown, diploma local talent, and other attractions publicatons. The title of the first broadcast is in Kentucky and the people general- but that the state aid now being fee. and Kentuckian. Candidates presented against a of received University of Louis- background used texts. Approximately 100 delegates from "A World In Your Ear." which will ly, local doctors agreed in discussing by the for advanced degrees other than a big top circus. The show has a ville School should not be For Students. This statement. Lawson said, will study of the project Saturday. Medical UK fraternities are expected to at- be a language. The program the doctorate will be charged a cast of 50. with clowns and side be used to check the results of a The project was discussed by the withdrawn. tend the workshop. series is produced and directed by fee of $20. which includes the show attractions. The organization price investigation made by Suz- University's medical school commit- Dr. Manlove was a co-author of a Andrew Allan of the Canadian cost of the hood to be presented has combined its many separate anne Sway/' and Manocher Ganji Arrangements and planning for tee and a group of Lexington doctors recent report on a study of the need Dean Reports the candidate but does not in- at the beginning of the semester. the workshop were made by an IFC Broadcasting Co. at separate meetings with two medi- for additional medical education fa- clude the yearbook. Fee for the to be seen for the first cal education experts. cilities in Kentucky. Graduate students and seniors A new committee, headed by Gan committee headed by Carter A. The new schedule for WBKY doctorate is $25. Graduation fees ington. planninc to enter graduate schools The experts. Dr. Francis R. Man- ji. was set up to investigate the Glass Members of the committee containing a list of programs for the are payable not later than the Johnny "Its in the secretary of next fall should apply before fourth day preceding love, Chicago, associate possibilities of establishing special are Bob Jones. Charles Palmer, rest of semester is ley will be j the now ready, 15 for scholarships or as- the Council on Medical Education March ing in the student admission prices at local Hugh Roe, Gene DuBow. H. K Lin- They may be obtained in the radio Medi- ROTC Group sistantships. Dr. Herman E Spivey. and Hospitals of the American which is his dean of the Graduate School, an- ville. and Angel Levas. cal Association, and Dr. Dean F. nounced this week. Smiley, secretary of the Association Hear Lecture he says, have "Nearly scholarships 30.000 and watching his assistant-ships will Interfuith Council combined be during his childhood. awarded next year throughout the Dairymen Discuss By \ H Pilot Sigwald To Sin* country." Selects Speakers Dr. Spivey said. By gen- 'The Caruso ol eral agreement among universities, In order to stimulate flight train- the South." will perform also. Sfc- Use Of Margarine ing interest among AFROTC grad- the deadline for receiving applica- During RE Week wald was discovered by Heidt when tions for scholarships is uates. 1st Lt. Kenneth Walser. a mid-March. the former was a janitor in a South air It is common practice for all schools Seven ofl-campus speakers will be In UK Cafeteria veteran pilot of the Korean
1 war. visited the AFROTC last to announce award. - in April. sponsored by the Interfaith Council UK The UK Graduate School admin- in appearances before different cam- Why does the UK cafeteria serve Wednesday and Thursday. isters scholarships and fellowships pus groups during Religious Empha- oleomargarine instead of butter? Lt. Walser spoke informally to all varying in stipend from $600 to $750 sis Week. March 8-12. That's what a group of dairymen junior AFROTC students on Wed- with seniors for the nine months' school term. Betty Jo Kelley. chairman of clubs rnd herdsmen, who were attending nesday and met the on < Continued on Page 3» These are free awards requiring no and organizations, says the speakers one of the Colleeg of Agriculture Thursday. Subjects covered in his his duties other than full devotion to are "interesting and well qualified and Home Economics short courses talks included experiences at school, status of a student graduate study. in the varied fields which they rep- for dairymen, wanted to know last flying Faculty r\pnvo*M In addition, many departments resent," and asks that any group week. officer in flying school, his Korean experiences and -other related sub- employ graduate and teaching as- wishing to hear one of the speakers The group unanimously adopted a New M.S. Degree future pilots. sistants for stipends ranging from ccntact her. resolution, presented by Emmett E. jects of interest to Lt. Walser was graduated from J!>00 to $1500. depending on the The list includes Dr. J. Edward Miller of Owensboro. condemning school in December of 1944 In Library Science sen-ices required. Dirks, now on leave from his posi- the substitution of margarine for flying Application forms and additional and flew B-24's and B-17's before tion as professor of philosophy at butter in the Student Union cafe- students majoring In he was released from active duty UK uilorination can be obtained at the lake Forest College; Dr Richard R teria. science may now attain their i UK Graduate Office. Information University- in December of 1945. Recalled to The resolution said the in one of two ways. Prof. Leslie and application forms about schol- active duty in August. 1948. he was and graduate church history at Con- fails to represent the best interest Paste, head of the Department of arships at other schools can be ob- assigned to the 3rd Bomber Group, cordia Seminary in St. Louis of the State when it neglects to Library Science, announced today. tained by writing to the Graduate and with the outbreak of the Ko- Jacob J. Gittleman of serve butler Butter and other dairy The University Faculty approved rean War. flew 51 missions in B-26 Office of that particular university Adath Jeshurun in Lou Mr Miller observed, are The Graduate School bulletin Invader Bombers. Raymond Miller, rector of the to tobacco in the degree of Master of Science in Li- board m Pence Hall contains notices After a brief assignment as an olic Church in Maysville; Dr. N. D. of farm income. brary Science Feb. 16 with four ma- of graduate awards all over the all-weather jet fighter pilot, he re- Peacock, head of the Horticulture Mr Miller also urged the school jor requirements. Before library country. Prospective graduate stu- turned to the States and completed Department at the University of to practice what it teaches by using science majors could only obtain the dents are invited to his work for a BA decree on "Opera- home products. Master of Arts
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The Frying Pan Federal Loan Has Delayed r--"- Building Of Women Ts Dorm College Students
The University continues its growth as shown hv:f men can live in private homes, but women are not Carry Full Load a statement this week !rom President Donovan allowed to do so.
tliat construction expected to begin this year on Considering these facts, we lielieved a new wom- ii With Books A lone should erected In-fore any other build- the fraternity row. a new men's dormitory, and a en's dorm be ing. Dr. Donovan explained this week why con- By KATHY IRYER new women's dormitory. struction on a new residence hall for girls has been You don't have to be a super deluxe brain to get We were most interested in the statement con- d. law .!. stooped shoulders at college. Ml you need is three cerning the women's dorms. As Dr. Donovan said Monev for building the new dorms is being bor- straight classes that each have a book bigger Hum in his last annual report to the Board of Trustees, rowed from the federal government from a fund a dictionary. housing for women is the most urgent need of the set aside by Congress for such a purpose. Appli- This occupational disease can strike anyone. University. cations for loans for Ixith the men's and women's Every A&S sophomore knows how heavy the blue has not a war since the close of There Wn dorms were sent in at the same time. Dr. Donovan humanities text is. and the ones taking English lit World War II that the emoSmeal of girls would said. At first it was required that the money lie claim it is big enough to press a whole boquet of least thousand more if the Uni- not have heen at a used with some military connection. Since boys are flowers. versity had proper housing facilities for tliese had taking ROTC, the loan for a men's dorm was given It's not so bad if you can get by with taking just president said. Although young women, tin- no preference to that for a women's hall. This re- one or two of these small sized encyclopedias to girls turned awa\ tins year, more than the courses were quirement is now off. Dr. Donovan said, and the classes. Most University of girls were crowded into the alloted number application for a women's dormitory loan is being are in lecture form. But when pushed through. y ou're unlucky enough to need | The privilege of higher education at the Univer- The University still lias a long way to go to ful- all of them three times a week.
sity is being denied to a gn at main Kentucky girls. fill its buildings need. There is a great need of you get slightly desperate. President Donovan said in his report, because they additional classroom and lal>oratory buildings. Sev- I-aw and graduate students solve are unable to secure desirable places in which to eral buildings on c ampus are unsafe and a disgrace the problem with briefcases. live at prices they can allord. to the University and should be replaced. If you think tliat looks too digni-
Tlve housing problem for men has not been so UK has made great progress within the last dec- Bed. try a Boy Scout pack sack or import a . o i;>!. of ious as that tor women. Brides living in the ade, and we forsee as much progress within the Chinese coolies. Anything's better than getting curved shoulder IS dorms, barracks, and in next decade. blades lugging around heavy textbooks 3 • • • RECIPES FROM THE PMBMG MM Men's Dorms Still Need Phones Three Point Standings cup brains Two Buck Tim Tim Buc Tu 1/2 doesn't on the University's budget." Of The telephone shortage in the men's dormitories put a burden 1 cup perseverance still being investigated by the Student Govern- Considering the figures Canji gave, we thought is 2 tablespoons luck ment Association, but no concrete answer has been a solution to the problem could be found that Gives To Leave Moral Life 1 good set of notes found yet would not put a burden on the University's budget. 1 teaspoon activities meeting, Ganji came Mike Canji. head of the investigating committee, But last Monday night at SGA By KAY rolling a large barrel, plainly stamped "VODKA." U :, teaspoons cleverness with bunch ol new figures that well exceeded • impressed us last month when he reported to SGA up a The trigger finger loosened its grip. The hand Down the small, dusty, street of the lonely, little - 2'/2 cups assignments in on time his first calculations. that the total cost of installation of phones per holsterto! the revolver. Two eager anns lifted the from Blend the brains and perserverance. Add other University electrical cow town rtxle Two-buck-Tim Tim Buc Tu, would be about $900. His figures show- He stated that Joe Boston, barrel to a pair of appreciative lips. Tim's eyes dis- school year ingredients and mix well. Drop from a pencil onto telephone-buzzer system the roughest, toughest, hombre in southwestern resident of the men s dorms would pay engineer, said a complete played his approval and satisfaction. He sat the ed that each $.30 worth of books and bake in a hot librarv for $4-5.000. Tibet. Two-buck surveyed the layout. The single the use of the phones, for the donns would cost about This hulk dow n, wiped his leathery mouth with an additional $1.70 a year for empty one semester. include telephones and 250 buzzers. light in the town came from the "Heads Up" and that the cost of each telephone, per month, would about 50 the back of his weather-beaten hand, and bellowed saloon. Beach Parties this be the ideal system to have would be $5.70. Although would w ith the velocity of a small typhoon, "Gimme an- The soft, melodic strains of the "Missouri Waltz" and should lx> furnished, we know the University the later told us these figures applied to residen- other!" Oliediently. the mix master fetched He floated sweetly to his ears over the harsh clicking 4 pounds hamburger It the dorm's would not approve it. would increase anotlu r k c heer. tial phones and not to e\t. nsion phones which irate w rangler g of of mugs and glasses. The exotic odor of alcohol 1 portable radio budget by 12 1 2 per cent, and would put a "burden stand another one?" someone asked. would be pal in the dorms. Canji stated tliat the "Can he 2 cases drinks hung heavy i|i th" smoky air. The far away laugh- the University 's budget." on As if in answer to this pointed question, Two- manager of the Kentucky Telephone Corporation 1 doz. ter of women met his grit-covered ears. Two-Buck's sticks firewood Something definite needs to be done about the Buck downed the potent liquid without batting an in Lexington said 20 phones can be placed in the salt and mustard problem. Only four telephones are available for eyes were whirling like the wheels of a slot ma- .50 month. Phones eye. An unlxlieving audience was stunned to hear donns at a price of SI each per l or •> naming suns and towels dorms. Students chine, his tongue was polishing his boots. The alxnit 550 boys living in the de- Tim order. 'Another of tlie same." would run through the UK switchboard, which is 10 or jackets sight was t(xi much for him. 15 blankets and siring to use the phone at a busy time must stand "He'll float aw.iy!" someone said. operated by the company. The manager was re- 1 bottle penicillin tablets reined his llama at the hitching in line and then must liave nickels for the slot. If Two-Buck up Undaunted, the Westerner bent his elbow the ported as saving a buzz system similar to the one Mix well as took notch in his Ix'lt, wiped the drool a number on campus is busy, a student loses his post, a up third time. His eyes, now quite expressive, were in girls' dorms can be installed with little addi- Chill on a beach for five Add off his thick, lips, and walked into the nickel. It is also difficult to contact a boy living expectant like two ceramic- barber-poles. His voice resounded tional expense. clay after for to in the donns because of lack of phones in the saloon. The big man sauntered straight the bar. of concrete mixer. If the phones are installed. Canji said, it would like the soft murmur a He was threw his six-guns on the massive piece of oak, buildings. He in good spirits, and being in good spirits, he or- mean onlv an 80 or 90 cents increase in a student's The newspaper story about UK's founding said time-all six of them. crowd was The best solution we see is to put the plan on a one at a The dered another barrelful. rent per semester. He also reported Dr. Donovan the Ad Building and White Hall were two of the initial called for installing deadly silent. I'.vitv eye was staring at him. smaller scale. The plan "He'll never make it," someone said reverently. our plan completely, as long as it first structures on campus. No kidding? that 16 or 20 phones in the dorms. We suggest Two-Buck, fazed not by his reception, pounded "Four barrels are a pretty stiff drink." • • • • for SGA and Mr. Ganji find the exact price install- his fists on the bar. "Vodka." he shouted. The bar- Two-Buck smiled a little, and spewed an ultra- ' .Vert To Imftossible Department: ing this number of phones without the buzzer sys- keep poured out a slug. With one mighty sweep, dramatic "Burp and cons ed the contents of 'Don 7 Fence Me In Finding a place to park on campus without a tem. Although this setup would not be so com- the cow-poke had knocked the glass across the barrel 4. "Let me have two 1 Vodka number permit. plete and convenient as tlve larger plan, it has a, room. His lxximing voice rocked the foundation this time," he said to the gin slinger. That fence has no defense. We're speaking of Escaping the gentle haniyard aroma between I of being approved by the University. as he bellowed. "I want Vodka; Lotsa Vodka!" The Once again, the little man disappeared the wire fence Ik t w een the McVey and the Mining Laboratory. crowd scattered anil cowered in corners. The bar- back room only to return with the two barrels of and the Mining Laboratory. There are no reasons Finding any UK office open before 1:10 after tender reached with trembling hands and got a Vodka, as ordered. and advantages for the fence, vvliatever, only dis- the noon hour. Again Involved bottle of the spirits, slid it across UK preferred the bar, "Think I'll take these home for a nightcap," said a * • a Most students are no foubt. familiar with this and scampered for cover. Tim, yawning. The great hronc-buster lifted the "I choked her. I heard her gasp. It's no use. In 'Serious ScandaV All heads were down in the "Heads Up" saloon, barrels in his anns. and started an uncertain course barbwire barrit r. Time utter time, students, walk- She's dead." ing between the two buildings, look up only to as the bottle score lied the air and shattered against for the door. Halfway in his jouniey. the big man's While the wheels of academic drudgery grind "Try the starter once more, dear," said his wife see the chicken wire cage stretched across their the wall. Two-Buck-Tim, the roughtest, toughest, knees buckled, for lie had a big load on. He stood slowly away, the dark shadow of scandal hovers in th pathway. They scratch their heads, turn, and walk, hombre in southwestern Tibet, was roaring mad. there, in the middle of the great hall, swaying over the University once again. This scandal, for The tipplers were- awe-stricken, ,'s not way around the Mining l.alxiratory Building. It one slightly in the breeze. Then his knees gave way a change, does not concern our atheletes, nor does It was in the days when women wore dresses to lie on the wrong side of," one entirely. He fell vv ith a colossal thud. The barrels seemed only natural to them that they could get down to the floor it involve professors or students in red-tinted tlirough such a place. "He'll kill that little bar-keep." of Vodka came down on top of hiin and cnished cliarges made by America's modern witch hunters. A young school teacher was writing on the blac k students puzzled "I once saw him lift a lOOO him. Not only are handicapped and board when a little boy raised his hand and said. Nay, it strikes at a much more fundamental part of him 75 feet." by the fence, but \ isitors to the campus are also The spectators were frozen in their tracks. No our University, striking us squarely in the pit of "Teacher, I see your ankle." "Yeah, and that's a lot of bull!" one so much as breathed. Then the piano started puzzled at the appearance of such a barrier in their "You're expelled for three days. Co home." she the stomach. r pathway. During some of the UK's night football "Lcxik! He's picking up his shootin' up its rickv -tickv tune. The mugs and glasses be- Students and faculty alike were undoubtedly snapped. • and basketball games, persons have actually walked Tim leveled the sights of the equalizer on the gan to clink, women began to laugh again. Out- stunned by the vvorld-sliaking nature of this latest Turning back to the board she reached a little brave, little man who tended the bar. "Gime me," into the before seeing it. stumbled side, the llama stood oblivious to wliat had hap- feme They back higher. Another little boy raised his hand scandal, sensing that it casts an eternally damning and Tim said, with all the sweetness of and attempted to find a new way to the stadium or a Russian Ras- pened inside the "lit ads Up" saloon. shame upon the name of the University of Ken- said, "Teacher, I can see your leg." OJiseuin. / putin. "Vodka; and lots of it." The sky was clear that night. The stars shone tucky. Even not directly involved have felt You re expelled for three* months. Co home, than If green skin were the fashion, tlie From the aesthetic point of view, fences strung bartender brightly, and a vv hipoorvvill sang its happy tune. the hurt, lor the name of the fair state of Kentucky she cried. would certainly be in style. That terrified soul across a campus do not add beauty to it. Side- No one said much as they stepped over the cow- has been dragged through the muck of the hideous She became so flustered she dropped the chalk look Utter. could win first prize at any St. Vitus Dance. Com- puncher's Ixxly. 'cause, as one mellowed philos- walks much and eraser. As she bent over to pick them up an- crime. posing himself as best he could, the When the Journalism Building was completed, bottle-pusher opher put it. "Va shouldn't walk into a bar ifen So disturbing was the nature of this scandal that other little boy jumped up disappeared into the back room and came back ya can't hold yer liquor!" it was naturally assumed a sidewalk would be con- school days are over!" a committee was formed to protest it on Feb. 19— my a protest to be made to a substantial portion of The doll to the state's backbone, a group of men attending the wanted impress the millionaire she was dating, so she remarked, gushingly . just love final session of the dairy fieldmen's and herdsmen's Cords And Discords "I Keats." short course at the University. The seriousness of "Dot s fine," he replied. like to the is thus reflected, if are to assume "I meet a voung scandal we Song titles w ill lx- the for this year's theme May From the Northwestern Daily : "Found — Baby lady vot lofs children." that Kentucky's dairymen and herdsmen are a vital Day floats. Hope someone explains "Jambalaya." Elephant in Dewing Meadow. Upkeep expensive. • • • • link in tlx agricultural strength of our state, a o o o o Owner please claim. Inquire I.unt Hut HI-D. Ask Doctor: The pain in your right leg may be due vertebra in the nation s spine. for Rajah. To get the effect of three dimension, special to old age. oleo is lxmig It MM that served in place of And from the University Daily Kansan: "Wanted equipment is needed to show the movie, "Bvvana Patient: halter at the Student Union cafeteria! Impossible. The other one is the same —Baby sitter tor two Siamese cats during Christmas Devil." None is needed for "Niagara" (with Mari- age and it's all right. Therein lies the bitter seriousness of the scandal, vacation. Sitter gets run of house and financial lyn Monroe). for. as Emmett E. Miller. Owenslx>ro, told* the men attending the session, dairying farmers 130 structed to the vv.ilk niiinimi between tlie Engineer brings The A SGA committee is trying to find out if the book Kentucky Kernel Building and the Journalism Building. But a fence million dollars a y e ar, and is second only to tobacco Jonathan IV. the University of Connecticut's mas- store is beating the students fairly. It's in the University in point of income. stuck up instead. St. II. it was assumed that cot, "appears to be eating better these days than was lxxiks. Entered at the Post Office at Islington. Kentucky, at this arrangement would be temporary and that a In short, the cafeteria, by serving oleo instead of o o o | the majority of students." according to the Con- | iUm matter under th.- Ait ol March % 187a. Published werkhr during school rirrpl holidays and el walk would soon replace the fence. It now looks butter, is insulting a natural resource of the state, necticut Campus. - After the Christmas vacation, a student at Wyo- SUBSCRIPTION RATES SI 00 per —rrlii as if the University ha | intention of doing any- jeering at progress made over the centuries in At the beginning of the year the Student Senate M MiMiu McCoko Editor Chablu ming University remarked. "It isn't so bad to sleep Aicoa New* 1 thing about the fence. healthful nutrition, hindering the economic status appropriated S100 tor Jonathan's hxxl supply. Last Not Pauu Managing Editor >»«»»« Hk KIT, Asst. News Ed. Dick Khips VI through all your classes, but when you start to Business m.iger A** O'Rouui .... Society Editor Lajuit Vim k Sport> Editor Lbdi R. ~ Summarizing our feelings, the fence is a nuis- of Kentuc ky . and. [>erhaps, leading toward an even- month it added another $45. P \t te kson Cir. wake up automatically every 50 minutes during the ance: it has no reason tor Ix ing: and it disturbs the tual overthrow of our nation by crippling its Commented a facultv adviser, "What does the night—you've had it." ol economy. eat, any w ay . . . T-lxme steaks?" student's peace mind. The fence should be torn dog Judith Henry. Dolly o • 0 • o • • o Hurt. Lynn Sleeth. Rill down and ltd) \alk (.obstructed in its place. The Let us all come to the aid of Kentucky and our I Ruth Mchlichael. Km, New land, befty Jo VI .in ler. Claire Wood. Dial Hm tfc! r leai* Grant, is now with walks, and one more nation. Raise your heads proudly, and take up The lihrary t Bnghum Young University, Utah, The best way to rid of work is to do it. campus oownd ffH Robert Dasid, Walter Sahel, Ruth Sanda«Y, lotby Ternev won't hurt. are sure the concrete and labor arms against the unreasonable, freedom-denying blushingly announced last week that one of its Of all things you wear, your expression is mo: We nton Allen, Ray Harheck, Stan Portn inn, William Burle- *on, David Nakdnnen. John Ryans, lira furlry, use of oleo in the Student Union cafeteria! books. "Tlx Myth of Found," is important. " Ji>ho Mayo, needed for the job would not put a burden on the the Manuscript L.«1m Morns, \V sing Solicitors—! , Down with oleo! - R. B. missing. You can't get rid of your temper by losing it. University's budget. || jack Clover.
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FrMfly. Ft»1>r»flvv 27. 19V, THF KFNTUCK Y KFRNFL Page I Then And Now Delegates Attend Placement Tests 50 Put 2.'» Student* Joseph O'Byrno To Teach FIT Conference Here I fader * V Section Twenty-three At University Of Florida "Our Faith in Action" is the duct one on the world struggle. ed the University for the lirM of th» Kentucky Student Ruth Ann Maggard of UK. anc this semester have been Michael CBvrne. who re- Inc.. as assistant to the technical YWCA conference being held on the Wanda Smythe of Eastern Ken for attaining outstanding ceived an MS degree in mechanical manager, and will be located in campus Hiss -i-eeiend. The confer- tuckv State College are acting co placement tests given all students engineering at UK last June, has Cleveland. Ohio. ence will at noorf today chairman of this year's conference who enroll MM at UK. of accepted the position assistant Wyatt is a life member of the with approximately 50 delegates Barbara Hulett is in charge of regis Dr. Lysle W. Croft, director of professor of mechanical engineering Alumni Association. His address is represent nip schools and colleges in tration of the delegates and Gingei personnel, in commending the stu- at the University of Florida begin- 4134 Ellison Road. Cleveland 21. Kentucky Miller is chairman of the housing dents said that such high achieve- The Rrv T. B. Cowan of Every- ment reflects credit not only upon year. body's Church, will speak to the The conference will conclude at their parents, but also upon the high After graduation O'Byrne worked noon with a discussion o! delegate^ Ml ht on "The Christian Sunday school from which they were gradu- "25. presi- with the Carbide pastor of the First Methodist i Students in the "A" section are was a member of the con- Tom Jr. and Jack, Travel and Study. Inc., a New dent he Chuivh. and Dr. Kaufman of the Ann B. Asbury. John S. Campbell. the University. organized cert band. Lambda Chi Alpha social ates of UK Physical Education Department, York travel agency, has Donald R. Clark. Robert H. Comp- for students fraternity. Phi Mu Alpha, the will lead these workshops In the a series of foreign tours ton. Edgar V. Craft. Benny B. Creel. the Marching 100 band, and the student afternoon. F/>s?>ie Osks. of the Re- and professional people for William K. Downs. Dorcas Ann El- R. R. Dawson. "25. of Bloomfield. chapter of the ASCE. gional Stalf of the YWCA. will con- coming year. kins. Charles U Fallis. Judy Harris contractor and vice president of the these tours is to duct a workshop on race relations The purpose of Frederickson. Malvin J. Moore. Ru- UK Alumni Association, has been and Barbara Hall, executive secre- acquaint students with those abroad fus L Moss. Audrey Overly, former UK stu- elected chairman of the board of current dent, has accepted a position with tary of the IK YWCA. will con- Students in journalism and Charles A. Pac«". Thomas O Par- managers of the Cardinal Hill Con- places as the the Hotel Lawrence. Lawrenceville. affairs will visit such tott. Nancy A. Patton. Martha L. valescent Hospital in Lexington. Nations Euro- 111. Sorbonne. the United Rose. John W. Simcox Jr.. Connie Jo Other UK ilumr.i elected to posi- and the Inter- Med School Test pean Headquarters, Smith. Ellen M. Stark. Susan W tions on 'h# board are Thomas L Institute to obtain J. '49. of 110 Clay national Press Stark. Henry L. Turner. Richard L Thomas Smith. Adams. "27. vice chairman, and knowledge on current European af- Ave., Lexington, is a metallurgist Offered In Miiv Webb, and Douglas L. Webster. leRoy Mile . 28. 'rea-nrer Members fairs. with the elected to the board are Mrs. Robert interested in fashion will Candidates for admission to medi- Those HEIDT-STEPPERS OTJear. "33. and Nathan Elliott Jr.. fashion centers in Italy. in the fall of 1954 have tour the rt M. Fuller. '49. is a junior cal school i eiorm in iieioi Oslo Scholarships specially io been advised to take the Medical England and Prance. A metallurgist with the Carbide and designed tour for young people be- Collepe Admission Test in May in Open To Students Carbon Chemical Division, of the Dr Temple R Hollcroft. A.B. 14. tween the ages of 16 and 18, con- Union Carbide and Carbon Corpora- order to furnish scores to institu- Grads May Apply '15. a native of Alton. Ind.. and centrating on the French language Partial and full scholarships are tions in early fall when selection of Auditions Are Scheduled tion s K-25 plant at of mathematics and ch*ir- and civilization, has been added this being offered by the University of their next class shall be made by For Commissions Tenn. of the department at Wells colleges. vear. Oslo for the summer session, from many medical College. Aurora. N. Y . for the past take the For Horace Heidt Show June 27 to Aug. 8. Eligible students Candidates may MCAT '47. James L. Wyatt. M3 . 35 years, has beei Mid-term college graduates who must have completed at least their on Saturday. May 9. 1953. or on 1) Opportunity Pro- just completed a course of ; IVsi^iiiiio; Contest completed degree requirements in (Continued from Page show. "The Youth freshman year in any college or Nov. 2. 1953 The MCAT shall be the ] January may apply for immediate tion of sacred and classical num- gram." has been on radio and tele- university. Dr. Hollcroft will retire next objective, consisting of tests of gen nology in the direct commissions in the United bers, as well as ballads. vision for over five years. The partial scholarships offered but will remain as college r: ,1 M-ho'K-i.. ability, a test on un- Open To Students which he ha States Air Force Reserve and as- The "Musical Knights" will be Tickets for the show are on sale are Norwegian Government Scholar- a new office derstanding of modern society, of Science d« signment to basic meteorology featured in a hit tune parade. Many at the Memorial Coliseum ticket of- ships and private scholarships given of Trustees. an achievement test in science. A national design competition training in June. new and old-time favorites will be the field of students at graduate fice. Kaufman's, Graves-Cox. Brad- by Norwegian and American donors. Application forms and a Bulletin open to architectural tanium. Qualified graduates, who must included in this part of the pro- ley Drug, and Shackleton's. All Full scholarships are offered the a gift of Information may be obtained UK has just been announced by the by Little have received credit for one year of gram. prices are Following graduation from from Educational Testing Service. Tile Council of America, in co- seats are reserved and city of Oslo and the Norwegian college physics and mathematics The troupe is on a nationwide $130. $1.90, and $2.50. American Line. Candidates for the Wyatt served for two and a 1 Box 592. Princeton. N. J. Completed operation with the Beaux-Arts In- through integral calculus, will re- tour which includes playing dates in years as development engineer "Thank you applications must reach the ETS of- stitute of Design. Norwegian-American Line must have ceive complete application forms by more than 150 cities covering ap- their majors in the field of eco- the National Lead Company. He present. I have always wanted a fice by Apiil 25 and Oct. 19. re- The contest calls for the design writing to the Commanding General. proximately 20.000 miles. This youth- nomics. accepted a position with Horiz pin-cushion, but not very much." spectively, for the May 9 a of a tropical resort hotel. Special Material Available Air Weather Service. Washington 25, ful aggregation of entertainers has other information or attention is to be given in the plan For any pre- D. C. one ensemble called the "Heidt to the use of clay tile, a material liminary application material, the Steppers." all under 20 years of age. On A jr. Home Ec student should write to Oslo Sum- which is not damaged by moisture. College seniors who will graduate The CIRCLE BAR in June with required physics and Bud Messenie To Perform mer School Admissions Office, in Nutriii&m Study- Specialized information in nearly St. PRESENTS is therefore practical in any climate mathematics credits may also apply Others on the program include care of Olaf College, Northfield. every phase of agriculture and home Edward D Stone, architect for the at this time for commissions to be Bud Messenie, the goofus trumpet- Minn. To Begin In July economics is available at the Publi- THE TAG VEAL QUARTET Hotel El Panama in Panama City awarded following graduation./ June er: Conley Graves, pianist; Lila cations Department of the Experi- On FRIDAY Nites and the Hotel San Salvador in El graduates will enter Jackson, song stylist: and Reita The Home Economics Department, ment Station. Dr. J. Allan Smith, UK Campus Visited Salvador, Central America, prepared Green, dancing soubrette. in i it?- of Pryor Pre-Med Society for two years. 541 S. BSU Party, BSU 7:30 p.m. "A window." For these achievements—and if she can be Without AGR House Party, House, 8 p.m. her chewing gum long enough to enjoy the award— the Stirrup Cup invites Lois to enjoy any two of its many delicious meals. SATURDAY—Guignol Festival, "King Lear" — Guignol Theatre, 8:30 p.m. MARCH 4 — Horace Heidt Serving Daily Show, Memorial Coliseum Now lutfre-Creme Shampoo Lenten Discussions, SUB Mu- NOON AND EVENING MEALS MARCH 5 — District High REGULAR School Basketball Tourna- 11:45 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. FOR A LIMITED 5:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. TIME ONLY— EVERYONE ENDS UP AT Our 1853 Spring model. Miss Jean Harduiek. uraccjtdhj ' M 0j<* 7'|\f W W models for us this two-piece casual dress of washable Shampoo ,..The used by Famous Hollywood Stars. JERRYS llybrilon fahrie. permanent pleated vkirt. trimmed with rlune- STIRRUP CUP stone buttons and genuine mink collar in new Spring shell Jerry's Drive In Jerry s Drive In pink. Will Dunn Drug Co. 357 South Lime East Main at Walton Curb Service Curb Service to 1:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Lucy Elliott's Specialty House RESTAURANT WE NEVER CLOSE Cor. So. Lime and Maxwell Phone 2-3055 MAIN ST. AT ASHLAND s 1 i uopy Avaiiaoie THE KENTUCKY KERNEL Friday. February 27, 19~>.'» Religious Newi Social Cheer Planned Marines Offering \53 ( .am in issinn Singspiration Will Be Held To Shed March Wind Ta ROTC Gratis Corps has Baptist Center By ANN O'ROAKK Judy Henry, rush chairman: and The Marine announced At Student that it will offer several commis- Virginia Jennings, treasurer. Jim Woodward will lead a 30 to 11 a.m. in the student me- Just onr more day boforr March sions to midyear 1933 Army ROTC A new deal has been installed at spiration at 7:30 o'clock tonight al rial room, and church fervices comes roannp in like a lion and the graduates who have completed the PhiSK house, too. Their officers the Baptist Student Center. Other dis.--..v:.»n and *i udy group on ides will be upon us. It surely would ROTC instruc'.ion and the neces- are Tom McHenry. president : Bob campus religious activities planned 'Essentials of Christian Faith" will br nice if that lion would shed its sary academic requirements for a Ritchie, vice-president: Tom New- include Sunday evening talks and begin Sunday at ihe suit and turn out to a bachelor's degree. bt lamb by man, secretary: Gene Westemian. discussions. Under this program, several of the the 21M treasurer; and George Schradcr. will br plenty of cheer graduates are expected to be ap- There warm senlinel and IPC representative. Canterbury (Tub to keep pointed second lieutenants. Once Summer experiences of four stu- this weekpnd away the Sigma Nil Plans Service Week Jim Peyton of Georgetown will winds. pledges commissioned, they start a five- dent-, will be discussed at the Wer;ley winter The SAE are The Gamma Iola chapter of Sigma speak to Canterbury Club members givinc a party lor the actives tonight month special basic course in Quan- Foundation supper meeting st 6 Nu. along with all of the chapters at 6:15 p.m. Sunday at the Church «t the house The AGR's and SX's tico, Va. After completing basic pm. Sunday at First Methodist of Sigma Nu throughout the country of the Good Shepherd His talk on are also having house parties tl»is school, over ha'l of the new officers church. Henry Durham, who spent and Canada, has adopted a "Service the theater will be the third in the evening. will be assigned to specialist train- the summer in Denmark: Carolyn Week" plan for helping civic projects Drama of Redemption series. At the Kappa Sigma house there ing in one of the Marine Corps' 16 Rees. who worked at Estes Park and institutions In the community. Canterbury. Westminster Fellow- will be a dinner at 6 o'clock. After- specialist schools. YWCA camp: Lucille Hempel of The motto which they have chosen ship and Wesley Foundation will ward they «iil attend the Guignol Army ROTC graduates interested Georgetown College, who was a for this program is "We do this for continue their Lenten teas at 4 p.m Caravaner. Bill play. "The Merry Wives of Wind- " in the Marine officer program are Methodist Youth and others During the week Feb. 22-28 Wednesday, when the Rev Samuel sor." advised to contact their PMST for Jones, who attended a seminar in the 50 boys of this chapter will help O. Capers of Christ Church San An- Tomorrow night thr Tri Dell's are further information. Washington, will discuss opportuni- paint and repair the Manchester tonio. Texas., will speak in the Stu- having their annual formal dance ties for Street Library and the Colored Or- dent Union in the Student Union at eight o'- phans' Home Westminster K clock. The ATOs. Triangles, and Cattle Breeder* Phi Delta Theta has initiated 11 Mr and Mrs. A. C Cuppy. mis- are goinc to devote the even- Dr. Lewis Smith of the ZBT's new members into their fraternity. sionaries on leave, will talk on Afri- J the Bible will peak on "The ing to house ixuiir.v The 'Delts are Lee. Thees new actives are Robert Schedtde Course can missions at 6 p.m. Sunday at opening up the .spring season with Christian concept of the relation be- Walter Currie. John Y. Brown Jr.. Central Christian Church for the twe-en races" at th Westminster a picnic al Clifton. Short courses for cattle raisers are Henry Ball. William Billiter. Donald Disciple Student Fellowship Pro- Saturday is also Panhellenic bid scheduled for the Experiment Fellowship supper meeting. 5:30 Gibson. William Curlin. Ted Kirn. UK gram. day. so many sororities will be plan- Station March 19 to 21. p m. Sunday at Sunday will also be the beginning ning special activities for this even- Sponsored by Kentucky Short- B. Davis. of Membership Emphasis Month for byterian Church. ing-preference night. horn breeders, speakers will include DSF members, who will meet each ATOV Honor Housemother by the Les Mathers, president, and Allen held Sunday at 8:30 a.m. for prayer and Sundav at 4 p.m. thr ATO's arc Atlason, secretary, of the American of Chi Omc- meditation in the chapel, breakfast. having a tea for their housemother. ga They initiated Shorthorn Breeders Association. Al- Heidt a coffee hour from The Horace Show, presented Bishop. Betty so included will be Roscoe R. Snapp. Mortar Board. Lances, 24 Hour Service by and ODK. Jo Illinois cattle authority: W. P. Gar- will be at 8 p.m . Wednesday in Me- rigus. Robert A. Long. Ray Hop- C ( rouse Re-Klected morial Coliseum. Joan Betty Betty per and other cattlemen of the Col- Sigma is being U i ititt t.v Costume Trophies — Martha Wlulrii. Alpha Xi, and Ellis Easterly, Kappa SijL DIAL 2-7127 Kappa now run by Woodford. Betty Kilgore. Virginia Of lege of Acrieulture and Home Eco- To Engineer Of fice new set of officers. follow- a These Hunt. Mary Porcade. Anne Crockett. K ri ivcd Martli ( iras Ball trophies for the most outstanding eostuines Saturday nitwit in the nomics, and several other Kentucky officers were chosen last week: Prof. Charles S. Crouse. of ing Carolyn Proc Wood, and Jane White. cattle breeders. head Student I'nion hallronm. l'ietured in the background are Paul Cowley, who aeted as master the Depp, president : Department of Mining and Larry Douc Holi- Jane White was the model initiate Three two-day schools will be of ceremonies, and Marian personality, who was guest vocalist with the Metallurgical Engineering, Taylor Tire Co. day, vice-president : Ed.scl Rawlings, Spelman, T-V was re- for having the highest standing in held the last week in April and the secretary; Franklin Richardson. first week of May for sheep elected secretary-treasurer of the the pledge class. Troubadours. breed- VINE AT SOUTHEASTERN Pete Carter, master of Kentucky Society of Professional With spring not so far off. a ers. Ed Warner. Chicago livestock Christian, social Engineers at a recent meeting at ; Jack woman's fancy turns to new clothes specialist, will be present to conduct and Lee Kennedy and the classes. the Lafayette Hotel. and Easter bonnets It is time again Carrol, rush chairmen. Wayne for the Sigma Chi "Best Dressed' Douglas, Sliatloan Week's Social Calendar ADPi h.».- fc.-ntly elected their contest. The contest will be held in Today Intra-squad basketball game, 8 new officers. The gals in power now Bacteriology Society Memorial Hall. March 16 at 7:30 W in IMmlc Honor Guignol Shakespearean Festival, p.m.. Memorial Coliseum. are: Carol Dorton. president: Babs pjn. The co-chairmen of this year's "The Merry Wives of Windsor," pre- Triangle Mother's Club Bridge Ba- Will Hear Fink White, vice-president: Pat WhitUng- Bill Douglas and George Shadoan event are sented by Morehead State Teachers zaar, 2-8 p.m., house. Class Rings secretary; Eleanor of UK were rated superior as a College (tickets 70c), 8:30 p.m., Saturday Dr. Frederick C. Fink of the corresponding secretary; debate team, and Douglas received Guignol. Guignol Festival, 'King Lear," Charles Pfizer and Co. Inc ( will Pinned an individual superior rating, in a BSU Party. 7:30 p.m.. BSU. 8:30 p.m.. Guignol. speak at the meeting of the Bacteri- Any Past Year Available tournament with De Paul held Feb. 4-H Club Box Supper, 6:30 p.m.. Panhellenic Bid Day. ology Society at 7:30 p.m Monday 21 at Green Castle, Ind. Green Home Ec. Tri Delt Formal. 8 p.m.. Student in room 124 of the Biological Sci- Official University of Kentucky Ring made Mary Louise Teams from 27 schools in seven ences Building. AGR House Party. 8 p.m.. house. Union. especially to suit slates debated on. Resolved: "That your individual specifica- Homer Petrou. Kappa Sig Dinner, 6 p.m.. house. ZBT House Party. 8 p.m., house. Dr. Fink is the coordinator of tions. Set with 1 the federal government should adopt synthetic Libby Higguis. AXi, to Sigma Chi House Party. 8 p.m. Delt Picnic. 7 p.m.. Clifton. Hospital Laboratory Advisory Ser- Spinel, Ruby or a compulsory fair employment law." vice the KS. IFC Workshop, 3-5 p.m.. Student IFC Workshop. 10-12 noon and 1-2 of Pfizer Co.. which is one Genuine Black Onyx. Any year-date or The team's next trip will be to Union. p.m.. Student Union. of the chief manufacturers of anti- degree. Use convenient order blank Engaged Washington, D. C, for the George- biotics in the United States. Most Intra r squad basketball game, 8 Sunday Jane Truitt. KKG to Joe Bell. town College Invitational Tourna- of his time is taken up in visiting p.m.. Student Union. ATO Tea for Housemother. 4-6 FILL OUT THIS ORDER FORM, ment. March 19. They will meet ENCLOSE S5.00 DEPOSIT p.m.. house. various hospitals throughout the AND MAIL TO— Married next at 4 p.m. Tuesday, in Room country checking to see if they are : ADPi Faculty Tea. 3-5 p.m.. house. • .AHC i. I Nancy .Uneworth, KKG, to Paul 220. Fine Arts building. Monday making the proper use of anti- CAMPUS BOOK STORE biotics. University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. ;eter, SAE *• Nome Guignol Festival. "As You Like It," L I i Priscllla to Bill In his talk Monday, Dr. Fink will OaUing. KKG. presented by Georgetown College. Enclosed is deposit of $ discuss proper use To' Attend Party 8:30 p.m., Guignol. of antibiotics in Librarian Presents Tuesday the treatment of disease. The meet- described UK Ring or Pin and Guard The home cconocij.sts'«f- Fayette Guignol Festival, "Twelfth ing is open to the public. You Hon I Charter To Murray Night." My UK Accepts (*ifls ulid surrounding counues will enter- presented by Eastern State College. tain with a party at 7 30. o clock to 8:30 p.m.. Guignol. Stylists arc the Y« to be a Hearer to Dr. Lawrence S. Thompson, di- night in il\c Kei :.lUviv> ,UWUue> aaui- Banquet, 6 p.m.. Stu- ( )f Money, Stoek rector of UK libraries, presented a YW-YMCA fashions now. but they (Check properly below to 1 - torium on S I 'mf' ^ s- . M dent Union. be Eager or charter to the Murray State. College are revealing are the who Gifts to t lie University totaling Ruth Sneed. assistant professor of chapter of Alpha Beta Alpha, na- Wednesday Spinal Ony« Rteby stones $47,474 and 220 shares or stock m model them. home economics, said. Heidt K r 1 tional library science fraternity for Horace Show, presented by 10 Encrust in Stone Should two industrial corporations were ac- The event, a benefit card party Mortar Board. | Gold undergraduates at Murray Saturday. Lances and ODK. FRATERNAL EMBLEM its tee be own cepted by the executive commit is being held o help raise funds tickets Men's Ring n $30.00 The charter was received in a spe- at Coliseum Box Office. 8 reward? of the UK board of trustees on Feb toward founding a permanent na- pm,, Memorial Coliseum. Ladies' Ring $26.50 cial program by Mrs. Dolores Vin- Pin and Guard S16.S0 S5 00 20. tional home economics headquarters Lenten Discussions. 4 p.m., Music Once there wti t son, president of the library honor- USED BOOKS Major donors were the Keeneland in Washington. D. C. All states are (State whether guard is to be Vr. Oat* ] or Dtytt ) Junior »bo wit. by ary. Room. Student Union. n Foundation. Mr. and Mrs. Paul O. nature, a Grasshop- contributing to this building fund. Thursday per, rather than aa Blazer of Ashland. Mr and Mrs. Federal and/or State Taxes EXTRA Federal Tax 20 »o — District High School Basketball Ant. He devoted most Louis Ware of Chicago. Swift and no State Tax) oi bit time and en- Tournament, Memorial Coliseum. Dennis Book Store Company of Chicago, the Blue Dia- ergies tn Sx-jsl Pur* Campus Residences Mortar Board "Smarty Party," little rmphasia oa mond Coal Company of Knoxvillc. l.li.M. •she. with correspondingly 7:30 p.m., Boyd Hall. tJw CaOTiculum .n the Catalogue. Coaee-- and an anonymous donor. «njentl>. while he »a, Ritht l> Open Social Program Friday \\ ill Be Installed Lime atciallr, be had exesit-ejuraUy just Interfrateniity Formal, 9 p.m.. 257 N. No Keturn. Four representatives of each of Beached the Point ol Student Union. Topping it off »a? an I l*imatum from the UK Co-Ed Will Be A proposal to install International UK's 42 undergraduate residences hie aeit District High School Baskc'ball Phone 2-1969 Street and No. City and Stat* Male Parent, eraraieur that on F>u iness Machines in the University Will piny cards together one night e, he had belter be acrompuied In Cotton Carnival Accounting Department has been each week for several weeks in a Tournament. Memorial Coliseum. by a Li't el P*« nc Grades er a ial Security ( «rH All Our It-y could see Wyatt. education presented to the Board of Trustees "get-jicquaintcd" program planned was a lif tun' at Ibrd Labor, ualesa be a member of the by Comptroller Frank D. Peterson, hi fraternity. _ Drastic hsppened. Royal Court of the 1953 Memphis permanent records, etc. in half. players will meet according So he made it happen. Invested heanly and hack, coffee and lin-d up Cotton Carnival, represeiitmi; the The versatility of these machines tating schedule which began •uper-skull Tutors. Kafbl and day he Mayheld-Graves County Chamber is due to the different master con- night. Bob David, chair- Oat. Made it. lew! Wound op, It of Commerce. She will be one of 30 trol plates which enable an operator the program, said the proj- M not with r'hinr Calaca, at lea-t with of the Realm, representing to change entirely the performance purely social" and there Announcing Respertable Gmd'-s I im thing he did, aaturally, was to ill *>-»tern I'nion and md cities from 11 states, of the machine. be no scoring of games. the Joyoue h me* aid by tele laeb lidinc is a member of XO, Blue Tentatively, plans are to install Then eat lm DeBOOR Elwood N. Chambers Agency opposite stadium Accident Co. Chevy Chase Branch 880 E. High Provident life & Insurance 4-6 >s 321 S. ASHLAND AVE. — DIAL | Laundry . . Friday. February 27, lf>'3 THE K ENTUCKY KERNEL— nani- Cowley's Alley Second Jam Session Discrimination At UK Many Different Clubs Are Open Planned For March Another grill jazz session is being Violinist Has planned for the middle of March. Is Discussion Subject To Students Seeking Diversion Emma Bell Barnhill. chairman of Bobby Soxers the Student Union dance committee, Approximately 100 students ex- held in observance of Brotherhood JO MARTIN selection is based on the hours of weekly and operated along the same said this week. The date will be an- pressed their views on ;ibolishinc all Month. Twenty-five students from work done and the number of eval- lines as a professional community nounced later. There will be no the discrimination on the UK campus Kentucky State College attended the As Followers Extra-curricular activities, in uation points accumulated. newspaper. The University year- dance tonight. form of departmental clubs, campus is prepared in a forum discussion Tuesday night meeting. Any undergraduate woman stu- book, the Kentuckian. Last Friday night's jam organizations, publications, and re- at the Student Union. The moderator of the meet ins was By PAUL COWLEY dent is eligible for membership in throughout the fall and winter and groups, are in abund- and i Tin- Hillel Foundation, the New- Rabbi Maurice Davis of Adath Israel ligious found the Women's Athletic Association. is issued in May. Florian Zabach si a rarity—a viol- the campus. These man Club, and the University YMCA congregation who posed the question. ance on UK The purpose of this group is to fur- Law students publish the Ken- inist with a bobby sox following groups are to interested and YWCA sponsored the meeting. "How would vou. as a student, react open any ther the athletic interests and ac- tucky Law Journal which discusses The handsome, blonde, wavy-haired student who wishes to broaden his to the abolishment of all discrimin- tivities of the women at UK. various phases of legal procedure. six-footer is featured every Tuesday college experience through partici- Is ation at the University of Ken- The College Chamber of Com- The Kentucky Engineer is published Correction Made lixht on NBC-TV's "The Embassy pation in outside activities. merce is open to any faculty mem- quarterly and staffed by engineer- tucky?" misunderstanding Club" Florian, billed as "The Several campus organizations have The students were divided into ber or student. Members are ac- ing students. Language Fiaaai Young Man Who Made the Canary open membership. Among these are to have resulted from the ; croups who elected spokesmen for quainted with the work of various There are many departmental or- Hot." receives an average of 500 re- the University and YWCA, ment in last week's Kernel con- their group. YMCA commercial organizations through- ganizations for students in their Sd For March quests .a week for autographed pic- Christian organizations dedicated to of these cerning the 13 overall standing re- It was the unanimous opinion of out the country. specialized fields. Purpose tures. His fan clubs are active all body, sponsoring the growth of the citizenship interest and groups is to further the professional Ea i< achievement examinations the groups that much of the dis- Active and quired of fraternities and sororities. over the U.S. and as far away as mind, and spirit of all associated in political affairs are aspects of the respective fields and in the foreign lanKuage* will be crimination in fraternities is among participation is 'necessarily the Hawaiian Islands. A 13 standing not with them. In addition, the Phal- to and social piven at 4 p.m. March 11. 12. and alumni member.-. The students pres- promoted by the Campus League of provide educational Zabach's rise as a national per- required of each -tudent but must anx Fra'ernity is a group of men activities for ', interested in 13 in Room 111. McVey Hall. Dean ent felt that sororities and fraterni- Women Voters. Any woman en- student sonality began over a year ago when dedicated to Christian ideals who be maintained by the fraternity or rolled in University join or majoring in these fields. . M M White of the Collese of Arts ties could do little about their dis- the may he arrived in meet once a week for a luncheon Sciences this organization. Special Organizations Listed sorority as a whole. and said this week. Stu- criminatory clauses unless they were with New York and discussion. the Student Bar dents should sign for the exami- removed from the national chapters. Religious Groups Function Among these arc his beautiful The Pitkin Club is also a lunch- Skimmer h for variety of A^oci-.ition, the American Institute /mm nation in Dean White's office in Rabbi Davis, in summing up the Religious groups a wife, two violin:, con club of students interested in of Engineers, the Ameri- Hall before March 11. faiths function actively on the cam- Electrical MiVcv discussion, said that the students and no money. Treat Your Girl to the religion and human problems. A pus. Among these are the Baptist can Institute of Mining and Metal- Qumm Of had definitely declared that it is date He won a group made up of both foreign and lurgical Engineers, the American the University to Student Union, the Canterbury Club time for do away on Arthur of the American students, the Cosmopoli- for Episcopalian students, the Dis- Society of Civil Engineers, the So- Queen the Newman Club's with segregation laws. - Godfrey "Talent tan Club, conducts discussions of Mardi Gras Ball Saturday night was ciple Student Fellowship for Chris- ciety of Mechanical Engineers, the in Tniversity 'Dames' " Scouts" Skinner, Town show mutual problems. The Dutch Lunch tian Church students, the Hillel Bacteriology Society, and the Dairy Jean sponsored by Alpha and walked off is composed of town girls and Sigma Phi. Her attendants were Pat To Elect Officers Club Foundation for Jewish students, the Club. with first prize. week- Wheatley. Lambda Chi: Barbara Students Win commuters who meet together Newman Club for Catholic students, Other similar organizations are Law He made five more appearances \ance. Alpha Epsilon; The UK Dame. Club will meet ly for fellowship. the Wesley Foundation for Metho- Future Teachers of America, the Sigma Patsy with Godfrey and went from there Union committees on ac- Shaw, Alpha Gamma Rho; and Ann at 7:30 Wednesday in the Musi; Semester Honors Student dist students, and the Westminster German Club, the Home Economics to a two week engagement at the tivities, sports, publicity, and others Smith. Kappa Delta. She was escort- RtMini of the Student Union. Fellowship for Presbyterian str*> Club, the Horticulture Club, the and PAN Strand Theater. ed Virgil Christian Dun... the business session, are o|>en to any student. dents. All students are invited Blue Club, the by Jr. of the Elvis J. Stahr of the College to Marlin Swimming Dean "I'll never forget the date of the nominations will be made for the Sukv Holds Tryouts join the group which represent Philosophy Club, the Psychology College of Commerce faculty, Ri CANDY of Law has named 17 outstanding general election of officers to be Arthur Godfrey show." smiles Flor- To join Sukv. student pep organi- Conference lew students as recipients of com- their respective faiths. Club, the Southeastern of the Mardi Gras. held in April. ian, "the money that I got for it zation, a student must be n "tryout Shoe, the Stu- prizes based on Interested students may work on Society of the Spiked mendations and was all we had to live on." Costume winners were Martha Sneaker for the evenina will bf tne.nber" for a year and must parti- dent Branch of the Institute of Ra- course work during the first se- any one of several student publica- But the kind of courage it Whalen. Alpha Xi Delta, who was Miss Lenra Bentley. head of the that cipate in activities such as making iio Engineers, the University 4-H mester. took to come to York try tions. The Kentucky Kernel, the Ct University Nursery School and New and posters and cards for the card sec- Club, the Affiliate of the Louis- dressed as a chicken coming from AVA Stahr also announced that UK jrore Dean for the big time paid off in divi- football student newspaper, is published member of Uic UK Department of tions used at games. Final ville of the Active American an egg. and Ellis Easterlie. in the form Chapter Kappa f-iriher prizes, which are dends for Florian. The rest of his Home Economics. After a short dis- Society for Metab. the UK Ama- law books, will be awarded in Sigma, who came as a roast pig on of guidance problems. Of story is show business history. cussion child teur Radio Club, the Young Demo- 2 June for second semester study in The two-week engagement at 5055 Miss Bentley will conduct a ques- the Book Review crat Club and the Young Republican each course, best over-all academic Strand Theater stretched tion-and-answer period into 33 Club. s'.i'iKhnp in each class, greatest iml weeks, the all-time Broadway Mrs. Ed Williams and Mrs. Rich- thea- All of these campus activities are provemeni in standing during the ter record. While he was appearing « are In charge of ar- beneficial to the individual student year, and best contributions to the at the Strand Florian did every ma- 'A Man Called Peter' for their stimulation of interest, l/iw Journal. jor network television show. Zabach leadership, character, service, and The first semester winners and had his own TV show on CBS-TV Hv CATHERINE MARSHALL fellowship. Participation in extra- Kentucky Cleaners courses for which awards were made and was featured daily on the Steve ENGINEERING STUDENTS! curricular activities helps to produce are Patrick Dickinson. Conflict of Allen Show for 26 weeks. It if luti bonk rrriewx written during last few years was at the a well-rounded student, better suited LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING in be I.' Hit Ki rn./ in ren- SAVE TIME AND Lav.-; Thomas Lewis. Constitutional this point in his meteoric career paaHhfcafl was more appealing than this story." n< c fnwi ifith Rvltn in Kmuliatis Week for civilian life and leadership. Charlr-; Contracts I, Law: Doyle. that Florian H-12. The ft relieu i Times: MONEY $ $ Zabach recorded "The March in To quote the New York "She Additional information about any Domestic Relations, and Torts I; (in bij M,i Ki arbij.) — At — Hot Canary" for Dccca and pro- writes extremely well Those who do campus organization may be ob- Oeorce Allf. Corporations: Donald ceeded to go over the million mark life Marshall.Marshall, late The of Peter not accept her religious viewpoint tained from the groups leaders or Combs. Creditors' Rights; Gwenda on his first recording. States Sen- BETTER A & E SUPPLY CO. Chaplain of the United sponsors, or from the dean of t.ht I. will nevertheless admit that she Williamson. Equity In the "What's New" department, ate, is told by his wife. Catharine, OPPOSITE MEMORIAL HALL college in which the organization is William Ramey. Federal Juris- there've been many new releases with appealing simplicity. This bio- sents it with grace and charm classified. CLEANING 601 S. LIMESTONE ST. p-.idence and Procedure, and Sales: lately, that promises to jingle sales graphy has been on the best seller Neville Smith. Legal Method: on the nation's cash registers. Dick lists for months and has been read Most people today are doing all Charles Carnes. Legal Profession; Stabile's fans are really going for by people of all religious denomina- right as far as income goes. The Paul Decker. Negotiable Instru- his recent discing of the old favor- tions. big trouble is that it ments: Thomas Mitchell. Pleading I; ite, "Twilight Time." It features In her book. Catharine Marshall THE TAVERN Lee Hardesty. Practice » Court: quite a bit of that Stabile sax that has held readers' interests with her Charles Williamson. Property I: and is always a welcome sound. Another impressive objectivity and informal- Asa Rouse. Trusts. instrumental that's gaining favor is ity. She has made her husband come PERSONAL LOANS II otne of Prizes for Law Club competition the new Ray Anthony release "On alive to them with this vivid, under- CASH AND CARRY STATIONS •Dcnqned Especially went to Leland B. Pranks. Lee Lar- the Trail" from the Grand Canyon standing, and often humorous por- for UK Faculty and College Folks desty. Laramie Letherman. and Her- Suite. trayal. Personnel • 921 South Lime 431 West High man Leick. Vocal wise, have you heard Dick From the time Peter Marshall was UP TO $300 For 25 Years • 6th and North Lime ,t W Organizations donating the various Lee's "A Million Tears"? This lad called to the ministry while a youth prizes were Lawyers Co-operative seems to be definitely slated to be- in his native Scotland until he died PAYMASTER LOANS One Day Laundry Service Publishing Company. Bobbs-Merrill come one of the top stars of to- in our nation s capital, he was guided Al and Louie DELIVERY 2-1340 Company. West Publishing Com- morrow. Woody Herman has come by his sincere desire to be God s FOR PICK-UP AND Wc at Barney Miller's think that pany. Foundation Press, and W. H. through again with a top piece of servant. This man. who had quit Capitol Records are very fortunate - Anderson Company. material on the Mars label. One side school at the age of 14, to be a la- to ha\c hMO such talented young is by Woody called "Mother Goose borer, became the one whose prayers Miss Jane From an and Jumps" flipped, nee Dolly Houston are now preserved in the Congres Miss Kay S»»rr under contract. . . . Three Professors and "I'm Making Up For Lost Both of these singers have long sional Record. Time." Both sides are good, give been great favorites with the Its Senator Arthur Vandenburg said. Are On Broadcast listen. tening public and the fact that thev em a Sarah Vaughn's new "To know Peter is to love him. My smoke "A Lover's Quarrel" shows I | J consistently come up with good Sarah chaplain is my intimate and price- TUat tr« draw Dr. Gladys Kammercr and Prof. And easy on material certainly doesn't hurt trying a somewhat different style. less friend." I. E. Reeves of the Political Science their popularity. . For in- You listen, you'll find it much more D-partmcnt. Dr. Both laughter and tears are the tancc, Jane Froman, of the rich, R. L. Hopper of commercial than some of the old reader s reactions to Mrs. Marshall's warm voice, follows up her beau the College of Education and R. E. great Divine Sarah's" discings. fresh, youthful story of her court- titul recording of I Believe with i\.;ii .sou. superintendent of schools Well, that does it for this week. marriage. Yours Alone, a collection of bal- ir Mercer County, formed a round- ship and Love to hear from you. Any ques- The Chicago Sunday Tribune said lads . . . and her lovely voice table discussion panel broadcast we'll try to answer them for gives new charm to such songs as Feb. 15 over WI.EX. "No novel concerning the ministry. Be Still My Heart, Hands Aero s The subject. "The Future of Edu- the Table, A Little Kiss Each cation m Kentucky," include*, Morning, There's A Lull in My inc amendments to the state Life 'an old Ruth Ettmg favorite), Dean EL J. Stahr More Than You Know, What Is tution. There To Say, How About You, Is On Policy Board nd Soon. . . . And then, Kay Starr in her ca^y going style gives Dr. Elvis J. Stahr Jr., dean of the RENT or BUY* out with a group of torch songs, Kernel Korn Law College, attended a meeting of •cntimental songs and songs that t lie Reserve Policy Board of the arc saucy and swingm' . . . You PR) c\ olulion?- It takes a mother Department of Defense as a rep- EUROPEAN arc familiar with one of the hit 21 year.-; to make a man out of her resentative of the Secretary of bam The Kay Starr Style, * We tuvantee son—and it takes another woman Army Feb. 16, 17. and 18 in Wash- namely Side By Side, and believe repurchase under the fatwiou just night to me, the others are just as terri- one make a ington. D. C. Dean Stahr has served Nothing-no, nothing-beats better taste of Thc Breeze, I Just Couldn't nun. in this capacity since June, 1951. Take It, Baby, What Can I Say IC MOTOR SAl On February 18 Dean Stahr also After I Say I'm Sorry, It's The Talk Court ship That part of a girl's St., Chicago, III. Toon, Waiting At The addressed a lawyer's club in Louis- 39 So. La Salle Of The life that < om< s between the lipstick STU0INTJ! EARN EXTRA MONET! End of the Road, Tonight You Be- broomslic'x. ville concerning the "Training of and and the to earn a commission selling the LUCKIES Students who want long To Me and Too Busy. . . . MIMOSA SYSTEM on the campus, contact us. Both albums sound nice, don't "Who yuh shoving" they' Come in to see Bun- "Dunno. What s your TASTE BETTER! ny, Bill and Me and give a listen. W C °*C" II 9 Oo' "Sugar pic." said the dark one to Paul Sheetly* Switched to Wildrool (ream-Oil his Susie, "did that kiss I jus' gave J. Cleaner, Fresher, Smoother! Borncy >ou make you long for another?" Because He Flunked The Finger-Nail Test Record Department "It sure did," said Susie, "but he's yourself this question: do I smoke? cut of town." Ask Why • You know, yourself, you smoke for enjoyment. CITY And you get enjoyment only from the taste of a BUS SERVICE Luckies taste better -cleaner, fresher, smoother! Why? Luckies are made better to taste better. And, what's more, Luckies are made of fine tobacco. L.S./M.F.T.- Lucky Strike Means Fine Tobacco. So, for the thing you want most in a cigarette . . DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF for better taste -for the cleaner, fresher, smoother taste oi .Lucky otrike . . Be Happy-GO LUCKY] ducked when they spied him. I was all wet. All the flappers The wave in his hair disappeared. Then he floated a loan of 29* for some Wildroot Cream-Oil. America's favorite hair tonic. Con- EVERY SATURDAY tains soothing Lanolin. Noo-alcholit. Relieves annoying dryness. Removes loose, ugly dandruff. Grooms the hair. Helps you pass che Finger-Nail Test. Now he s back on the ball, a flippant lover WILDROOT girls »ith his good looking hair. So 8-12 who flappcrga^ts all the CBIAM Oil waddle you waiting floe;' Get in the swim with Wildroot Crcam- make S25 by writing a Lucky Uil. Buy it at any toilet goods counter, and ask for it at your Strike jingle like those you see mustache fur Wildroot Cream-Oil. Then in this ad. Yes, we need jingles CLUB HOUSE FOR RENT EVERY barber s. Remember, you - S25 for every the gitli will put their seal of approval on you. and we pay one we use! So send as many as you SATURDAY * o/HlSo. Uarrit WI1RJ.. Willi.,M!tMt, S. Y. like to: Happv-Go-Lucky. P. O. NIGHT EXCEPT " """ jjf.lH*?*" PRODUCT OF 3/»jf»*%ican X&CCO-Zonyiay Box 67, New York 46, N. Y. Wildroot Company, Inc., Buffalo 1 1, K Y. - s THF KENTUCKY KERNEL Friday. Mnan 27. 1^, Is Planned Tankers Meet Cards Pat James Appointments And Staff Changes Benefit Dance Accepts UK On March 13 By Sorority Dispose Of Berea, UT m Approved By Board Of Trustees By JEAN OK \NT The job of trained worker cannot be the restoration of perfect muscle Coach s Job benefit dance for cerebral The UnivrrM'y o Lot le has The performance of Capt. Jac"< Appointments, resignations, and Mullen. Assistant agronomist: Stan- sociologist and professor of rural control, but to help, in every way replaced the nd hunt! ica ppeel ch llcirpn is normal co- Umvers rinnati MacDonald and George King, who 1h>- Pinpoint ment of Pat James, other staff changes were approved ! y B. Moore, assistant county sociology: Keith R. Vice, assistant possible, toward more planned for March 13 by local on the swimmini •. Algie " and better orientation to UK perform a variety of swimmi football star, to the last week by the executive i "vnniit- agent. Calloway county. Thomas E. economist in farm economics. ordination r UK alumnae and undergraduate chap- Reese. Catfish conch ed this seven - assistant everyday life has been instrumental in the .i.i lung 5taft was an- tee of the University board of Humphrey, county agent. College of Engineering — Leave of of Delta social week The contest will be held at county: Collins. ters Alpha Gama wins fans - Harold D. and in giving the UK • haH week by Head Coach trustees. Warren Tickets for the benefit will go on absence: James L. Leggett Jr., sorority. This will be the fourth Louisville ne\t S.'.'urday at the UL hopes of bringing the SEC swim Major changes include: ;>.nt county agent. Mason this be obtained nrynnt. The appointment was M granted continuation of leave to «ale week and can pool •nch dance to be sponsored by the swimming crown back to Lexington. approved by the Athletic Board College of Arts and Srinres — county: Charles H. Witten. assistant from members of Alpha G.imm i April 1 to complete doctoral work groups. "Louisville has several pood boys." Divers Bruce Kunkfl and Lou Appointments: Anne L. Brown, as- county agent, Ohio county: Lebus sororitv. Saturday. James replaces Paul Diet- at Purdue University. Delta ' - the proceeds will go to Reese stated Ke commented that the Karibou. all-around swimnv • ! professor and head of the It. Kidwell. assistant county agent. This year ! ael who accepted a position on the sistant are the Cardinal Hill Nursery School. Catfish chancps slim indeed with McCabe. Taylor. Dedman. and others Department of Nursin" : Paul Marion county: Dorothy A. Arnold, coaching staff at West Point and W sociate professor of engineering to their briHiant sprint star. Roger Mve combined to give Reesr one Winkler, visiting instructor i'. li- assistant home demonstration agent. The money will be used take vs. ill assume his duties March 1. drawing. IjmuA FratrrniiN gore of all of the handicapped Messick. out of the Louisville contest of his best swim teams. brary science for two months, ef- Fayette county ; Granville W. Dunn*: the past two years. James due to an unexplained iliness. Berea Downed. 68-16 fective July 1; Roscoe M Piersrm, Stokes, assistant plan pathologist. children who are receiving treatment has hee;i coaching at Danville where Plans Libel Sho\* Scott Reed, part-time associate pro- years, Reese said, however, that there is The Mermen of Coach Alei part-time instructor in lil Department of Agronomy: Charles there. In previous the money ord this year was seven wins, fessor of law for four months, ef- a chance that Messick will swim literally swamped the Berea swim- enoe for two months, effective July M. Thompson, assistant professor of was donated to the Cerebral Palsv two defeats, and one tie. The halloaed toes of the law fective Feb. 1. Saturdnv. He added that if there is ir animal nutrition. Nursery School located at Christ ming team as they won nine out of 1; Carolyn I. Whitenack. instniri faculty will be stepped on in a doubt While at the University, James College of Commerce — Appoint- Church, but this nursery' has since any of Messicks health, then ten events in winning f.S-16 last in library science for two months, I.enve of absence: C. V. Bryan, humorous fashion when the Breck- \ defensive will be held out for further treat- ta a standout guard and ment: F. E. Wolfe, visiting professor been moved to Cardinal Hill. he Wednesday evening at Berea > Sc.i- effective July 1: Maurice Davis, county asent, Taylor county, grant- inridge Inn of the Phi Delta Phi. . in the Orange Bowl and the of economics. ment and rest. bury pool. part-time instructor in Hebrew, ed sabbatic leave from Feb. 26 to Parents of cerebral palsied chil- international legal fraternity, hold Sugar Eowl games. He graduated In Leave of absence: Warren W. that Louisville . Coach Reese added A new record was set in the 320- Department of Ancient L. m p May 15 to study at six state univer- dren in Lexington began to work their annual Libel Show" at Club 1951. Haynes. associate professor of eco- is an all-aroundt gond swim team. yard freestyle as McCabe. of UK. Richard A. Chapman, part-time as- m the South and Kest: Ker- several years ago on a project to Joyland next Tuesday. granted leave from Feb 1 The Catfish exptct their roughest rhpped the former time in covering sistant professor of botany; John F. mit Mills, county agent, granted nomics, raise monev for a nursery school The "Libel Show" is a satire en- competition of the year from the the distance in 2:32.8 seconds. Mueller, part-time instructor. De- to September to teach at the Uni- and orthopedic clinic for these continuation of leave from April 1 acted by active chapter members Cardinals Roper Messick. who suffered faint- partment of Hygiene: France-. Tier- versity of California: Eldred C children. The sorority, whose na- [Four Football Games through June 30 to do post-gradu- professors of the professor, granted depicting the Law The rest of the Ca'fish squad is ing attacks after last Saturday'^ nan, assistant director of the seni- Speck, assistant tional altruistic project is work with ate work at Iowa State College. College for the benefit of prospec- now sharpening i wimming talents contest with Tennessee, partiripato:! itched To Night nar in intergroup relations. Depart- leave until September. the cerebral palsied, joined forces Resignations: Beryl T. McClain. tive initiates. for the impending SEC champion in only the 50-yard sprint which hr ment of Sociology, for two months, Department of I'niversity Exten- with these parents and in the spring Kentucky will play its first four i .stant in animal husbandry; ship contest to be teld a; the Uni- won handily. effective July 1; Gayle W sion — Appointments: Robert M. of 1950 sponsored a dance to help home football rames next fall at Martha B. Owens, home demon- versify >:i 5-7. of Oeoreia Feb. Lou Karibou had a good day as h«> part-time instructor in civ I Rankin, part-time instructor in raise .'unds for equipment for the night. stration agent. Mercer county: Education Honorary Comparing the records of this and Bruce Kunkel first of absence: Azile Wofford. for the second semester: won and Leave Robert M. Thaxton. assistant agro- journalism year's team and las year's finds that second in the fancy diving Snitched from afternoon to night professor of library sci- Ruhberg. part-time in- contest. associate nomist; Glenn L^Johnson, econom- Robert E. Will Have Meeting II onl two and lost Moser. of Berea. won Berea's only affairs, starling at 8 p.m.. were ence, granted leave for July and structor in political science for five ist and professor of farm econom- Delta Pi. education honor- - wi ll Kappa fc cdel of the first place in edging out Dean, of Tana A&M Sept. 19; August to teach in North Carolina. months, effective Feb. 1: Alice L kes; Walter E. Thomas, assistant ary fraternity, will hold a business Catfish have turned ven straight Kentucky, in the 100-yard event by Florida Oct. 3; Missisippi State Oct. Resignation: William Fiankel. Isphording. part-time instructor in professor of animal husbandry: meeting to vote on candidates for wins. With Roger Mi k most like- covering the distance in 59:8. 17 and Villanova Oct. 24. part-time instructor. Department of library science for five months, Kenneth E. Flowers, assistant agro- membership, at 4 p.m. next Thurs- ly returning from the ailing list for The summary: The home game with Memphis Ancient Languages. effective Feb. 1; Betty Schmitz. dances. nomist: Jo-Nell A. Goff, home of the day in the University High School the SEC meet, the Catfish have their 300-yard medley relax- —Kentucky 50-yard freeWyle—Messick . K: Jones. T: Dry Cleaning doing special work at Florida State gested that one way to tnakt b " r N ationally adver- Burke. K Time. 23:» , C ISO-yard individual medley—MacDonald. College. use of and to obtain more value 11^. um K: Gentry. T: Roberts. T. Time H3J from our local tax money would be 7 tised ualches. lup- Fancy diving: Low board—Gust. T: to berVICeS Kunkel. K: McNutt. T Late bed early to rise, to combine several state and county -HOUr Anrf Laundry 100-vard freestyle Messick. K: Jones. — K-. i p.- your roommate functions which now involve double J"™** & T: Hedalco. T Time. :S4 0 § *g* ( 200-yard breanMroke—McNutt. T: Lew- From wearing your ties. expenditure and administration. is. K: Meyer. K. Time. 2:51.1. ladies), jetvelry. 2S0-yard backstroke Km*. K: Thcmp. •on. K: Srvfried. T Time. 2:34.3. 440-vard fre* tyle—Deane. K: Glass. ??: Pick-up fountain pens, Seyfried. T Time. 5:52 3 relay — Kentucky 480-yard freestyle Collegians Head-Over-Heels to serve you: MacDonald. Leu is. McCabe. M i nic k'. clocks, anil many Time. 3:5§ ! About Comfortable Arrow Shorts Comparison 549 S. Lime 864 E. High m ore amazing There's No 501 -A. Euclid Donaldson Wrestling - I'dlU CS • ••••••• Debut Is Successful Gene Donaldson, former UK foot- ball great who was suspended by the REMEMBER . . . 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UL Next Foe Don Seaton 's track team will have in the Chapel Hill earner Both boys SAE vs KA Alumni Gvm 6 p.m. TKE v« ZBT. Alumni Gym 7 p.m. only two participants in this year's are in good shape for the games ae- PDT vs Alumni Gym 5 p.m. Coach Scott Breckinridge's un- sXakers,B.S.U.Shine PKT. Southern Conference Indoor games cording to Coarh Seaton. H orket ICS vs SN. Alumni Gym 6 p.m. defeated University of Kentucky Triangle is ASP. Alumni Gym 7 p m. to be held tomorrow at Chapel Hill. The top men from the qualifying I fencers nipped the University of Marrh N. C. events, which art? tn be held Porters Brothers vs Tomcats. Alumni Cincinnati Bearcats 14-13 . Cin- m. '. da >' afternoon, will be com In Opening Net /Games; Gym 5 p ... _ . • According to Coach Seaton. in- Kopy Kats vs Rockets. Alumni Gym . Cinnatl last Saturday for their juries wiU keep two of his boys from the nl-" hl in ,hP flnal 6 p.m. 1 second -point victory of the season^ - Lakers vs Newman Club. Alumni Gym m ^ vear s gamps ^ after wh;rn medaLs wdl be Set Next Week 6 p.m. Bill Seiller. UK captain to lne winners. 21 Tilts of the victims, this year's captain. Marrh I Wildcats to their win by winning By JIM Tt'RLEV PSK vs SN. Alumni Gvm 6 p m. Dwight "Speedy'' Price, who ran Coach Seaion and his two hope- PDT vs ASP Alumni Gym 7 p m. six bouts, three in foil and three in 8 m. fifth in the mile last year, has flu fuls Sigirui ( lii Ix-at Pi kaps. 41-21. Phi Delts skipped In Triangles Lee Shine with two victories in jump at the Michigan State relays, tice sake, will form the buU of the Managers sabre and Charles Vittitoe and his first 22-PJ (Al downed Umbda C:hi. 47-34, Delts trounced ACJB II. New Sternbergs with ( in 14 29-18. to night M ATOs sl.^i.te.! the Zel>es. wind up Tuesday 1 epee completed th games. Sought Under ing. Leading for the In Wednesdav night's action, the Hooksters thoronglih w hip- point -getters Self Service Laundry Bearcats were Upp and Illif. each ped the A O 's 72-27, B.S.U. won their second of the season by Revised Rules copping three bouts. Ashland — Chevy-Chase Shopping Center trouncing Scott's Sots. 52-25. Clydes Kids won by forfeit from A new system has been set up for Tomorrow afternoon the Wildcats will journey to Louisville where they UP TO SOAP FREE Seort Stric t Barracks. Newman Club downed the Copv Cats 4(i choosing student managers of the various athletic teams and as a re- will meet a tough University of u tin- 40-23. Clifton the Washed - Triple-Rinsed - Damp (Mad H facfe* hipped Tom Cats Cats downed Louisville team. The Q sult, the call has been sent out by- " Additional Charge for Drying 35c Bradley Bums 4(»-2S. and tlie Civil Engineers nipped the Whiz Harry Lancaster, baseball coach, and by Capt. Mike Quinn Bill Hancock, — 8 ro 5 Thursday — 8 to Kids 12 21 Dr. Seaton. track coach, for men. are very Tuesday^ 8 to 5—6 to 9 preferably freshmen to apply. Cially in the foil event. In that event — hauled in 11 for the ' The rules are set up on the they have three left-handers. winners High for the losers was new Lakers 56. K octets 34 basis of a four year period. Four Coach Breckinridge said that he 877 E. HIGH ST. DIAL 3-1055 G Stephens with 8. Led by thr 12 points of Lucas, the freshmen will start out as such with would probably use the s Scoring — Clifton Cats: Coyle 7. LAkers built up a 26-7 advantage in each being awarded numerals at the men who competed in Fuller 2. Rodgers 4. Raney 2. Ste- the first halt and coasted into a end of the first year. Two of these meet. phans 8, Ducker 2. 56-34 win over the RoCKets. Webb men will become sophomore man- In the foil, he is expecting to use Kentucky Typewriter Service led the losers with 11 markers. agers and receive minor "K's" at Capt. Seiller. Wright, and Whitten- the end of the second year. These berg. The sabre team should include Scoring — Lakers: Merchant 10. Hot and furious was the action in Tuesday night's opening two will become eligible for junior Shine. Tom Prather. and Bill Hart- Isaac 9. Lucas 12. Coyle 8. Taylor 3. Typewriters, Adding Sales, Service into an overtime to down Clydes Fraternity Intramural haskethall league. Here shown is ac- ley, while Sternbergs. Vittitoe and Delph 4. Engle 4. Meyer 3. Rockets: managership and receive minor Kids Kellum scored top 1 Dodson will form the epee Webb 11. Williamson 9. Oliver 6. tion in flu Delta Chi-Farm House game which Farm House "K"s at the end of the third year. Machines Rentals 14 points for the Breckinridge hinted that if the Bright 6. Burnside 2. One of these junior managers will tops for the ultimately won. 44-16. The independents got tinder way be recommended by the head coach Cats were behind he might substi- New and Used Portables — Convenient Terms Tarn Cat* 38, Copy C ats 26 17 Monday night with nine games heing played. of the sport, for senior manager for tu'e Seiller in sabre Tom Cat K. Morrison scored 17 suggest close 7 > the entire year. This manager will Comparative scores a Carbons, Ribbons and Office Supplies points to help his squad to the 32-36 Scoring—Sots : Kellum 14. McNay struggle with Kentucky holding a Levy 4. Zuokerman 4. Bederman 3. 6. Owens 2. Watkins 5. Genochio 1 receive either a minor or major "K" ovt 8. 10. Orillot 1. Matsinger 2. win r a determined Copy Cat Drver sport. slight edge. The two teams have Solomon 2. P. Levy 2, Yussman 2. Butler 2, McDonald 4, Meiman 2 depending on the PHONE 2-0207 387 ROSE STREET quint. Bill Easterling led the sers Hahn 8. Kelly 6 Kids: Graham 2. dueled two common foes. Vanderbilt Steinberg 1. Perry 16. Watkins 4. Copy Cats: The same scholastic eligibility cause witli 9 points. Anderson 7. Ruffier 17. Dickinson and Cincinnati. The Cats narrowly Jordan 2. Appledorm 26. Koper 6. rules will exist for the manager as 17. Cables 2. Chi 16 Scorinp—Tom Cats: Nolan 2, 3, Duty for the athletes. got by Vanderbilt. 5-4, and Cincin- Farm under the Tom Cats 40. Roekets 23 rison 17. Cooley 8, Gastin 4. Copy Two games were forfeited Monday 4 nati, 14-13. The Cards easily tri- Delta Chi to win by a 44-16 Cats: Hatfield ?. Jordan 6. Butler 9. t. Hooksters won by forfeit from The Tomca's pulled to a 10-4 lead umphed over Vanderbilt. 7-2. and count. High for the victorious PARKING OR Ryans 5. Koper 2. Marsh 2. Scott Bt. Barracks and the and never relinquished It as they Library Receives lost a squeaker to Cincinnati 14-13. Port«r Bros. 58. Newman Club 38 B.S.U. won the way from the was Keuga with 15 followed pulled away to a 40-23 win. Morrison closely by Brough. 14. Doumas was For the Brothers, it was the high AO.'s. hit tor u ^ iead the winners. Sallee Ctilirt Jif>rni'f1<{ scoring antics of B Mann who scor- Tl'ESDAY NIGHT high for Delta Chi with 10 markers. was tops for the losers with 7. Dr. Bull Is Member Scoring—Farm House: Keuga 15. heard ed 26 points which whipped his team PKT 45. SN 43 Scoring—Tom Cats: Antle 6. Blair Records of 70.000 cases be- LAFAYETTE-PHOENIX GARAGE Brough 14. Warren 5. Ellis 4, Greer fore the Kentucky Court of Appeals Of Book Committee to the win They appeared to be the In a game that was close all the 7. Gastin 6. Morrison 11, Hall 2. O'- 3. Robertson 3. Delta Chi: Douman the I. Dr. Jacqueune Bull, head of the club to cope witli in the independent may. the Phi Taus edged the Sigma Neal 6 and Cooley 2. Rockets: Klier are being moved to Margaret 10. Densford 2. Spaulding 2. Price 2. King Library annex on the top floor Archives Department of the Mar- 204 EAST MAIN STREET league in winning their first. G. Per- Nu outfit 54-53. The score was dead- 1. Webb 4. Oliver 3. Sallee 7, Burn- of the Maintenance and Operations garet I. King Library, is serving on ry scored 11 for the Newman!Les. locked at 21 at the half. The winners Phi Sigs 28. Alpha Sigs 19 side 2. Bright 6. Scoring — Porter: Bergamini 10, Building. Dr. Ladrence Thompson, the Kentucky bookmobile committee. were led by Cowley with 12. Shana- Led by Astoll who pitched in 8 ( lifton Cats 40. Bradley Bums 28 WASHING OPEN director of libraries, said this She recently attended a series of Durret 4. Mann 2S, Whitney 5. Ward han for the losers was high for the pulled to UK points, the Phi Sigs defeated the The Cats led by King a GREASING 24 HOURS 9 Abraham 2. Cannon 2. Newman week. The meetings in Louisville to aid the contest with 18. Alpha Sie aggression 28-19 The win- 13-6 first quarter advantage and Club Butler 4. Watkins 10. Perry from 18S0 to group. Scoring—PKT: Cowley 12. BUvins ners led 17-9 at the half Scoring never let up to win their second 11. Johnson 9. Crow 5. Blount 3. honors for Alpha Sigs was shared game against no losses. King scored 1. Miller 3. King 2 Sigma Nu: Shana- by Robillard and Balcock, each get- 15 points to pull top honors for both Plaits 37. Mills 24 18. Jones 11. Anderson 8. Gleson han ting 6. clubs. Nolan was high for the losers In the athletic league opener, the 5. 1. Bradbury I Scoring—Phi Sigs: Stoll 8. Ross 7. with 9. Mills led by Bradley Mills, fought Sigma Chi 41. Pi Kaps 21 Helton 5, Jones 4. Henry 2. Williams Scoring—Cats: Evans 10, Stamper to a 21-21 tie at halftune but re- The Sigma Chi netters. led by Don 2. ASP: Robillard 6. Baldoek 6. 5. Madden 5. King 15. Honshell 5. linquished that lead in the second Weaver with 10 points, overwhelmed Rogers 4. Bernard 3. Bums: Wheeler 4. Nolan 9. Newtown half to succumb to the Platts led the Pi Kap team by a 41-21 count. 1. Hall 6. Begly 5. Wilson 2. Stewart by another footballer. Joe Piatt. AGR's 58. TKE's 25 Sigma Chi jumped into a 23-4 half- 2. . Beatty lead the winners with 10 Led by Phillips who scored 12 time lead and coasted the rest of Civil Engineers 42, Whis Kids 31 points Sartan was high for the points, the AGR's easily defeated the way. High point man for the It was strictly a team Wtory losers with 11. the TKE team 58-25. AGR led 15-10 PKA's was Osborne with 8. the Engineers pulled to a l' Scoh:.l Platts": Beatty 10, Kas- at the half and maintained a lead Scoring—Sigma Chi: Weaver 10. at half time and were never son 8. Prolfitt 1, Kirk Piatt throughout the second half. 6. 6. Carrico 8. Meyers 8. Runnels 6. Al- Chuch Phillipi and Estep tied for Rushing 6 "Mills' Mills 8. White 4. Srornif-AGR: Phillips 12. Stull 8, ian 5. Rankin 4. PKA's : Osborne 8. high with 9 apiece. Raney was high Tracy 2. Sartan 11. Rouse 2. Wilson Ballard 8. Wise 8. McCormick 6. Ril- Madcox 5. Sandaae 4, Prather 4. for the Kids with 8. 2 lcy 6. Cocanougher 3. Pearre 3, Kash HERE IT IS 1 Phi Belts 22. Triangle 19 Scoring — Engineers: Persuitti 4, Barristers 33. Bradley Bums 16 2. Wilson 2. TKE. Beckwith 9. Mul- Overcoming an 8-2 halftime score, Brown 1, Vaughan 2. Newlin 3, Estep D Smith led his teammates to the lins 8. Dean 4, Lupinetti 2. Wright 2. the Phi D»lu edged out the Triangle 9. Sellers 3. Hacker 2, Engstrom 8. victory as he scored 10 points in the Koch s Boys 2. Dinky Rinks 2 i for- hoopsters by a 22-18 count. High Phillippi 9. Kids: Ducker 5. DeLewes !.r • ."hit and 9 in the second tsanza feited >. scorer for the victors 3. Rodgers 6, Raney 8. Stephens 3, for high point maker of the evening _. . WEDNESDAY NIGHT ifh „hjl„ s caging 7 for Fuller 1. Coyle 5. xvith 19 G Begly was high for the Hooksters 72, A.O.S 27 the Porter Bros. 49. Lakers 30 Bums with six points. Scoring"* — Phi „~"~Delts: Bennett 5. Ben White netted 32 points to top Scoring—Barristers: Duff 6. The Brothers came through In * Smith ~ ' ' Tucker 3. Tilton 3. Swor 3, dip previous high of 26 as he led the m r- _ „ , Teagne style 19. Gregory 4. Combs 4. Bums: O- great as they won their second 4. Curry 2. Roberts 2. Triangle : Creel Hcokster.s to the win. The Hooksters Dania! 2. Stewart 1. Walan 2, of the season by a considerable mar- 7. Carter .6. Justice 4. Ben Creel 2. led 41-11 at intermission and coast- Wheeler 3. Newton 2. Begly 6. gin. Phil Strohmeyer was high man Karpa Alpha 47. Lambda Chi 34 ed in to win. Denim was high for PHILIP t MORRIS .illun CaU 37. Whit Kids 25 on the scoring pole with 13 points Flashing a balanced offense, the the Io'-m-s with 10. In a game played in the Coliseum. for the winners. Merchant was tops Kappa Alpha downed the Lambda Scoring— Hooksters: Boyd 4. White Brans led his teammates to the vic- for the losers with 10. Chis 47-34. The KA's grabbed a 32. Harris 12. Morgan 13. Wyatt 5, tory with 18 points for the night. Scoring— Porter Bros.: Benjamini 31-18 lead at the half and were never Paroot 6 AOs: Robert 4. Denim 10. 9 Lippo^ 2 . Mann 10. Whiteney 8. seriously threatened. Wilder paced Cox 8. Shulte 2. Temple 3 Strohmeyer 13, Ward 6. Abraham 1, the victors with 11 markers while R>.l . 52. Seotts SoU 25 Cannon 2. Lakers: Merchant 10, Stafford and Planbo each garnered Hal! and Humphrey led the way Henderson 2, Coyle 3. Scroggins 4, 15 for Lambda Chi. to a 20-16 rdvantage at the half and Delph 3. Ehgle 2. Lucas 6. KING-SIZE Scoring—KA's: Wilder 11. Hocker then pushed them the rest of the If managers would please add first 9. Miller 7, Gilliam 6. Nichols 6. wav with 16 and 15 points respect- t ames or initials to the scorers sheet, Young 3. Carey 3. Chenault 2. ively as S U. added win number B more first names could be used so Lambda Chi: Stafford 15. to their record. 15, two as to easier identify the high scorers. Smith 3. Wheeler 1. Scoring — BB.U.: Humphrey 15. I-M schedule for next week is as Delta Tau Delta 54. AGR's HI I 19 Graham 6. Mall 16. McKibben 8. follows: only leading King-Size exclusiively The Delta Tau Delta team out- McPhrrson 2. White 5. Sots: Dyer 6. Marrh -. classed the AGR's II to win easily Kellum S. Kelly 8. Fossett 3. Flynn 2. B.S.U. vs Hooksters. Alumni Gym 5 p.m. by a 54-19 score The Delts led 25-15 KnnRM Club 46, Copy Cats 34 A O s vs Clyde's Kids. Coliseum 6 p.m. different wa to avoid the main cause of irritation! Porter Brothers vs Kapy Kats. y at point. Newmanites their first Alumni the midway Smock pitched The won Gym 6 p.m. in 13 points to take high scoring but they had to put up with a one Lakers vs Tomcats. Alumni Gym 7 p.m. while Newman Club vs. Rockets. Alumni honors for the winners Bunch man team in Don Appledorm who Gym 8 p.m was high for the losers with 6. scored 26 of his team's 34 points. Barristers vs Clifton Cats. Alumni Gym is available in the G p.m. NOW! PHILIP MORRIS Scoring—Delts : Smock 13, Hamil- The Newman Club pulled to a 14-10 Engrs. vs Bradley Bums. Alumni smokin enjoyment. ton 12. Rowe 12. Minton 6. Caudill lead at the first quarter and were Gym 7 p.m. new KING-SIZE for jonger g Piatt vs Koch's Boys. Alumni Gym 8 5 Smith 5. Burton 2 AGR's 11: never headed. High man for the p.m. KING-SIZE or REGULAR Bunch 6, Crowe 4. Bacon 3, Sebree 2. winners was G. Perry with 16 mark- Remember, you'll feel better when you change Wells 2. Night 2. ers. DTD vs Farm House. Coliseum 5 p.m. SPE vs DX. Coliseum 6 p.m to PHILIP MORRIS. In case after case, coughs ATO s S». ZBT's 18 Scoring—Newman Club: CofTman you cannot buy The ATO s forged into a 15-9 half- time lead and were never behind to defeat Zeta Beta Tau 29-18. Bast in ! any other cigarette and Smith shared scoring honor- fm the winners. Zuckerman and Levy So take your choice each caged 4 for the losers. of equal quality! Scoring—ATO: Bastin 8. Smith 8. Morris 7. Waldron 4. Hall 2. ZBT: O.K. GRILL NOBODY CAN LAUNDER Y0ULL FEEL BETTER A OPEN smoking PHILIP SHIRT LIKE ALL NIGHT J5ECKER. PHILIP MORRIS . —— fcfit THE KENTUCKY KERNEL Friday, February 27. 19~>3 Intras(|iiad Football Players From Mars sportlites Seiller Leads Fencers Cage Meet Startle And Amaze Britons To UK Sports Light We just received this article, as team grouped together for a little played Tin- predicted improvement in the brand of basketball To Be Last it appeared in the "Braintree and chat, the players lined up. the By LESLIE MORRIS Witham Times." from Holbrook. whistle sounded and. hey presto! in intramural circles apparently has become a reality. In obser\ Ray By JIM Tl'RLEY a former Kernel news reporter and before you could see the ball move, that the tips passed the basketeers sit out fnf{ tli< pla\ in opening names, it was evident While UK there were from Mars start a 1951 graduate of Kentucky. He is thees men their year's suspension, sports- Coach Adolph Rupp will out In Co.it li Adolpli Hupp in bis clinic meetings were bcini; put r>ow stationed in England and again attempting to form the high- fans have become aware - evamped line-up. with All-ameri- hungry est possible struggling hu- use In the players and coaches of most of the squads. on the thought we would pass it on to you, heap of to Mtti many for the first time—that thr cans Hagan and Ramsey man forms s. intersquad the reader, to show the other view- The roughness, usually present in I-M circles, has been smooth- University maintains certain same team, for the final night. This continued for two hours. "minor'' athletic teams. In this void, basketball game tomorrow to point wlicrc it is actually a pleasure to watch the ed out a contest will at football. In all fairness, it should be said these aggregations have risen ad- The get underway play p.m. Thirty minutes earlier a The headline of the article read. that occasionally there were some squads mirably to the call to arms. Tlie 8:30 cage clinic will be held similar to "The Men Prom Mars Do Battle," scintillating solo run If the space allowed by the advertising department holds up. swimming and fencing teams, in 'he one held before the -nd reads as follows: cleverness, and one still are causing we will attempt to put intramurals on a higher coverage Iwsis than particular, the men- hut stressing different If was 3.10 precisely when there ment when the tion of The Big Blue to strike terror ever lx*forc. tactics. Coach Adolph Rupp and As- trooned from the pavilion of Brain- way of the ball and. from the roar Into the hearts of sistant Coach Harry Lancaster will tree's King George Field some 44 of abuse that went up. you could the year! As in this week's issue, we will give coverage" to every game are undefeated. boldest drama of be in charge of the clinic. men who had quite obviously only close youi eyes and believe that you played according to the closeness and the importance of the game. Much has been written about the Playing on tnc team with Hagen just landed from flying saucer. were at Layer Road. UK mermen, nnd RoRt-r Messick- a We feel that this is something new for the Intramural program and Ramsey will be Willy Rouse, These men from Mars had padded And what of other reactions of boy- wonder, but all too few compli- Tuwer-DoiJgus former University High flash; Hugh shoulders pointing to the sky. some spectators? The English started by DICK. here at Kentucky and if the program continues on the scale which ments have been extended to the WALTER Coy. frrshman from Richmond; and form of corsets (which occasionally laughing uproariously. Ten minutes 1 University's remarkable fencing xi^m it now occupies, intramurals will no longer Ik- something to lx- Gail Rose, all-stater from Paris. became visible as the game progres- later they we.e looking puzzled: and PlPGEON-rOWEiL team, led by the lightning foil of kept under cover. The opposition will be Lou Tsioro- sed and shirts and shorts started they stayed that way until close to BILL SEILLER. So the redoubtable poulous and Bill Evans, both starters divorce proceedings* and clf-len»th the end when a gleam of under- Also we feel that tl»crc are boys playing in the intramural Sideliner decided to visit Bill and am> on last year's quintets: Jerry Bird, padded trousers, slim-fitting taste- standing began to grow in some eyes. The Bad league who could play basketball on any other varsity except Ken- introduce him to our readers sensational freshman from Corbln: fully cut into a V-fl'ttns to reveal The Americans? The standard was Bill is a good-looking towhmd and tucky and as a result, we are sure that you. tlvo reader, would like Phil "Cookie" Grawemeyer. center the calf muscle. On their heads were set by Col. John A. Dunning, their mi; Bexiww a serious "freshman" in the College BILL SElLLEli fo- Manual on last year's state tour- plastic crash helmets, and on their commanding officer, and Col. John to know who they are. of Law. Walking across campus, it Sulltvan nament runner-up team, and Lin- feet a form of football boots. A. Brooks, the deputy commander, Barry So in addition we will keep track of scoring, see as main games is doubtful if he would be mistaken boys have to help out with the ville Puckett. all-state guard for They were obviously welcome. As who roared encouragement, jumped Grmi*me for an athlete But that's where kou Gloria as possible and keep you in touch with scoring records and top coaching. "We practice about three Clark County for the past two years. they ran on to a rugby-style pitch to their feet and waved their fists. would be wrong—for Bill handles a hours daily." he explained, "spend- Despite the fact that two all- 100 yards by 50 yards a great roar There were also the students of teams II our readers have any suggestions tlicy will lx- welcomed foil, a saber, or an epee. as if lie ing about half our time coaching the Airerirpns are on one team the lat- went up from the 400-crowd. mainly the game, the men who are one and given lull consideration. Turn them in at the Kernel office had cut i pun! i his teeth on them. move younger team-members and half on ter aggression is expected to give a American, and many were the ahead. One said to me: "They But. as a matter of fact, he only- in to me. ourselves." good account of itself. An interest- charming sentiments expressed such won't take it if it's back field in fencing a few months before started motion: they'll force down." The ntucky lad. who now lives ing sidelight will be the battle be- i as: "Give them hell, boys." and schol (Louisville leaving high Male). I told him. with truth, in Arli; in. Virginia, has had tough tween Cliff Haga^i and Jerry Bird "Crack down on "em." some that He "foiled" around the YMCA after We can s\ mpathi/e to a certain extent with Michigan State I couldn't have expressed it better luck w it came to NCAA compe- who is expected to make a strong We had not long to wait before ON OUR STAGE school, and profited from the in- myself. in their \ ear's probation lor its improper aid to athletes when the lition. a sophomore and a foil bid to break into next year's line-up. these encouragements were put into in by Albert Wolff. 5 Big Time Acts Voudville terest taken him for man. he was iorced to substitute in Pete Gribsy. freshman from Mar- effect. Top marks the shrewdest com- ( .ipt.oii ot the football announced that he had 300 dol- team had Kentucky's Olympic champion. "Al ment, saber in the national meet, tin, who looked sharp in the last But first of all. we must stand for however, go to friend Gordon but he wasn't and "did -Fri.-Sot. lars worth of football tickets stolen from him. Tlie tickets were was a great guy. a Twitchett. "I wonder why they only fair." Last year. Coach Breckin- contest, is in line for reserve duty the kick-off Why? Well, it is Just a coach." Bill said. "Scott taught me to use a sort of payment for his football ability. ridge broke a thumb and could give for the Ramsey-Hagan Quintet part of the ritual procedure. Then a ball.' about everything I know." Scott- with followed STARTS SUNDAY 1 no individual instruction for seven along Charley Evans. some magical signs from This action by Bit; Ten Commissioner Wilson appears to lx is Scott Breckinridge. UK's fencing Bridegroom: "I thee weeks prior Reserves for the "Tsioropolites" the referees, of whom there appear- to the NCAA tourney, all worldly goods." an extremely light disciplinary in tlx- liuht of other athletic- coach, who Bill says is "without my mow and Bill ndmitted that he "didn't will be Jess Curry and Bill Bibb. ed to be more than players, but. who doubt the best coach in the South." his bi- scandals which have reared their ugly Wad in the past year. do as well as he could have." A broken toe may keep Bibb on the in fact, amounted only to four, their MIGHTIEST SEA AND SKY Bill is really a foil man. and in cycle.' "This year I'm ready." said Bill. bench. black and white striped shirts having ADVENTURE EVER FILMED! Hut this ml n iu doesn't put the Michigan school out of con- emergencies—which often arise—he "I think I could give a account This will be the final chance for a dazzling and deceptive effect. saber. In good tention for league championships, nor does it take the privilege also performs with the two of myself—and what happens—the the fans to see this year's varsity The referees waved their arms, the starts, he has led UK to close 5-4 of pl.tx ing a football sclx-dnlc away from tlx- school, and YET this school gets suspended from all in action. As before there will be one in the centre did a spot of and 14-13 decisions over Vanderbilt NCAA ASHLAND championship competition." This no charge for tomorrow night's game pacing and more arm-waving, and institution is planning to protest the ruling. What are they going and Cincinnati, respectvelv. Bill, bar. affecting all UK athletic teams, end the seats will be on a first come while this was going on it appeared s tu to protest J The fact that Mommy told son that the next time he personally, has won six foil bouts has been overlooked in the more first served basis. that the Wethersfleld side had for- and three saber bouts—he has yet lily From xvent out to play in the mud. he would get a spooking? Tis is just sensational aspects of the NCAA dis- Although the last contest was gotten about the game and were 2 P.M. to lose. ciplinary action, but it haunts Bill staged between semesters, when grouped together listening to a tlx way it appears to this column. Wm I Do Better." Savs Seiller Fri-Sar. Feb. 27-28 students were at home, an estimated funny story from their captain. tear "I think we will do better." he APRIL IN PARIS We ir-aginc they would the Hig Ten piece meal, were 10.000 fans turned out to see the But no. they emerged, ready for said. The return of the veteran Paul —Technicolor "Hagans" down the "Ramseys" play, and someone revealed the same punishment handed them that has lx*en meted out other The UK senior has won countless that Ray Bolger Wright has strengthened the team —Doris Day fl Srtrlmg Richard medals for his fencing prowess, and 68-55. Hagan led his team with 28 they had been discussing tactics. schools involved in this rapid upheaval of American athletics. They considerably, he pointed out. and HAYDEN CARLSON was the state's saber champion in points while Bird was high for the So the -two teams of 1 1 lined up FRONTIER GAL ought to take their admonishment with the air of an adult and lx- some other men have been showing 1951. But he is mostly a team man. losers with 14. like greyhounds on a leash. The improvement. He singled out new- that it wasn't any worse. "In fart." he said, at we In the first game between the two other 22 men were waiting on the happy comers John Whittenberg and Lee "here UK 0 • • o have produced few individual stars, squads, played on January 19. the touchline ready to do relief duty. Shine for praise. "These boys are Sun-Mon-Tue, March 1-2-3 SUB! but we have always had the top team "Ramseys" blasted the Hagan team The whistle sounded and the game neat and learn fast," he said, "and When the Kcntuck) squad goes on the fl(x)r for the intra-squad MIRACLE OF FATIMA t ia'« t*« in the South." He proved this by 71-50. The winners were paced by was on. Immediately there was such if foil comes through we Warner Color our team . . <*•* s fact- . rMMMf a*r 21. Bird with 18. and a pile-up of arms, bodies, heads game tomorrow night, two faces will lx- missing from the lineup citing NCAA records and we. em- and Gilbert will be dangerous all year." Roland—Angela Clark t ii-yidan hm an rtreoif barrassed at our ignorance, conceded with 12. Tsioropoulos legs that it took several minutes to ot the last game Ixfore the end of last semester. Bill outlined the handicap under that it mast be so. the "Hagans" in this fray with disentangle everyone. Then the ball BATTLES Of CHIEF PONTIAC Houstcn Nutt and Dufl have both left Kentucky to enter which the UK team must operate. Lon Chancy Lex Jim But Bill and his teammates are ed by Hagan with — Barker "In the east and north, high schools Cartoon other schools. Nutt has transferred to Arkansas State Teacher's looking only as far ahead as Satur- his ritual signs, the teach fencing." he said, "and in day when they clash with a tough Wed-Thu, 4-5 (College and Dufl has taken his talent to Morchcad. many of their colleges 250 men may- March Louisville team. "If we come out of RUBY GENTRY Nutt wlx> is from Fordycc. Arkansas. Coach Bryant's home- try' out for the team." And. he add- 4 that one all right." he said, "we'll SHOE REPAIRING Jennifer Jones ed, with a wry smile, that "we have —Charlto town played his scholastic ball at Fvrdyce High and was All-State be on our way." That is, if Bill Seil- ZIPPERS REPAIRED LEATHER ACCESSORIES to meet some of those teams." The MAYTIME IN MAYFAIR for two years in baselwll and football Duff is a product of Gar- ler, the fair-haired d'Aatagnan. fencing schedule includes such LEXINGTON SHOE HOSPITAL 387 S. Lime at Euclid —Technicolor schools as Illinois, his 1 ret high and captained the Pikcvillc Jr. College squad Ix-fore Indiana, Notre continues to shine with dancing Anne Neaale Michael Wildino Dame, and Chicago. JOHN GIURGEVICH transferring to Kentucky. foil and his trusty saber. The friendly would - be - lawyer • • • • quickly hastened to say that even Tlx- k Club has sent out a request that letters earned in sjxirts since he had enrolled, interest in fencing had taken an upward swing at other sclxxils not lx 1 worn on campus. This is just the reactiva- at UK- "Now we have about 20 men tion of an old ruling. • mostly green, though j applying for The piuixise is an attempt to raise the school spirit. We realize posts on the team, and some 80 stu- dents are now enrolled in fencing that those men are proud of those- letters but high school or that classes in phys ed." otlx r college is behind now and you are a student at Kentucky. Bill directed our attention to the For dinar who do own these letters, we suggest that they make fact that Coach Breckinridge is strictly an amateur, and since he an attempt to cam a letter in some sport here at Kentucky. There must spend some of his hours earn- are mauv s|x>rts in which openings are made for student partici- ing a livelihood, most of the older pation so let's trv and make it a T. • • • • ' It will lx- interesting to sec how Jxniisville's fencer Bill Man AAF Takes cock will do against Coach Scott Breckinridge's UK fencing team tomorrow when they meet tlx- University of Louisville. C. M. Newton 1 1. n ii oik attended UK txvo years ago and received his initial training under Breckinridge for one year. While on the freshman C. M. Newton, former star UK athlete and present basketball coach fencing team here, lx- was undefeated in foil competition as was at Transylvania University, will the freshman squad in com|X-tition. enter the service in March. He will be stationed in Texas. He then transferred to UI. and is one of (loach Charlie Heese's Newton, a native of Ft Lauder- stalwarts on tlx squad this year. It will UI. add intcrcsMo the dale. Fla.. played both baseball and meet in seeing how the pupil docs against the master. basketball while attending the Uni- • * • o versity. He was the ace of the UK pitching staff for three years before Insult has lxcn added to tlx- injury siiflered by former All- he was given a sizeable bonus to Ainerican haskethaller Balph Beard, one of tlx- players caught in sign a professional contract by the the web of the recent cage scandal. New York Yankees. While with the Beard has now lx c n refused the chance, not only to play with University team, he won 24 games a church league team in Ixniisville but also to coach a league and lost only four. team. He has been in the Yankee farm It will probably end up that Beard will, at the request of Judge system for the past two years. Saul Steit. lx- buried in Porters field when that time mils around. NOW... 10 Months Scientific Evidence Judge, don't you think those lx»ys have For Your Dancing Pleasure CALL OR WRITE CHARLIE BISHOP'S medical specialist is making regular bi- COMBO A monthly examinations of a group of people 431 W. 7th St. Paris, Ky. For Chesterfield Should Women Help Select Phone 9187 or 515 from various walks of life. 45 percent of this group have smoked Chesterfield for Their Husbands' Clothes? of over ten years. After ten months, the that he observed . . a Junior in the Arts an A recent bride likes her taste in clothing, but MUCH MILDER that her for suggestions she is actually select the willing to give them. They "Women think more about cloth- 1-DAY FINISHING SERVICE experts, yet are up as ing than men do." replied a si-nio:" a nuisance to salesmen in the College of Arts and Sciences IN BY 9 OUT BY 5 Kentucky students seem to have — "I'd like to wear what my wife a more subtle approach Most of CHESTERFIELD them believed that the wife should would like." says a Junior in the offer her suggestions, with most of College of Commerce. L. MICHAELS the coeds hinting that women know Now boys, here is some advice 1 Phone 2-8410 more about clothing than men. 29 W. Short St. "Buy the clothes you want now. be- INS TOBACCOS OF BETTER QUALITY AND HIGHER A senior girl in the College of cause in the future it looks as 31, Ky. PRICE THAN ANY OTHER KING-SIZE CIGARETTE Education suggested that if the girl IS BEST FORYOU had brothers, she would be familiar though you may have to take the lar.trs in attire. of your wife."