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The Kentucky Kernel: 1948-03-26 : ma , VOTE Partly Cloud} In SGA Elections And Warm; Kernel High 78 The Of Thursday, Kentucky April 1 UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY VOLUME XXXVIII LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY, FRIDAY. MARCH 26. 1948 NUMBER 21 Wildcats Face Atomic Energy Exhibit Olympic Trials Will Be Put On Display On Saturday In Library Next Week Kupps Cats Stalk * Louisville Cardinals Political Kally Kirwan Announces 6698 Register Cloud .„ First Contest Parking Regulations Form B< Stanley J. Schill For Record In an exh Kentucky's Wildcats stretched Dean A. D. Kir'* in has in- two of the i nounced the folloming parking reg- Ihclr clams and bared their lane "moat spectacular " instrument., used SGA Election ulations which will prevail from now Spring High to rip and tear their way to the in atomic research will be demon- championship of on: the NCAA and j A new spring quarter record total strated Monday and Tuesday In the not park your car anywhere i the Hour-long Session L Do cf 6 698 students began trurd term University library's lower lobby. the unless have a are on campus you ctaSKes at the university Wednesday Sponsored by the library and the scratched all parking permit the of The Cats who Mood To Be Broadcast from Dean as an undetermined number of late Lexington League of Women Voters, their in way. to prove themselves Men s office registrants swelled the enrollment in cooperation with the University one of the best collegiate basketball Wednesday Night 2. Only those commuting from figure still higher. physics department, the i teams in the country nearby tomns obtain permits. may A two-day period of registration tton of the Oeiger In their 58-42 defeat of Baylor A campus political rally to be 3. Violators will be subject to fine and classification activities closed Wilson Cloud Chamber will form University in the NCAA finals Tues- broadcast over station WLEX will and other disciplinary action. Tuesday afternoon, but late arrivals the most unique display ever pre- day night in New York, the boys be held from 8 to 9 pjn. on Wednes- 4. Persons qualifying for permits sented in the library." according to will be allowed to enter classes any , real style. But the question obtain the of day. March 31. the eve of the SGA may them at Dean time prior to the deadline tomor- Miss Margaret King. University II- U. can style win the Olympic Men's office after 9:30 ajn. today. brarian. election. AnangemcnU have been row. Miss Maple Moores. assistant e? Those who had permits last quarter made for an hour's broadcast, or- registrar, said. The Wilson Cloud Chamber, ; du- may come in at that time and re- a igmating from the University High The current registration total, plicate of the one built by the Uni- The American One of the six girls shown seated above will be selected queen of the Kentuck.un-ODK dance. The other new them. Oympic School auditorium. which does not include the enroll- versity , Physics Shop for the Na* Tourney, which begins five will form her court of honor. Candidates are, left to right. Fawn Grey, Pat Poc. Sue Allen. Evelyn The rally mill be open to candi- ment of the College of Pharmacy tional Atomic energy exhibit now and will last through Wi dates of both All-Campus and Con- In Louisville, surpasses the highest touring the country. Is used to "ate" mill pit Kentucky against the best stitutionalist parties. The object of previous enrollment for a similar atomic events. Never before demon- the nation has to offer. Photo B» Mack Hunhn the meeting, according to All-Cam- UK Approved period of 8.374. established for the in The primary' purpose of the trials pus Tarty Chairman Eugene Am- spring quarter last year. Late regis- by the Is to select a basketball team 10 tration is expected to boost the total burgey. Is "to give students an op- of C.T-R. Wilson of represent the United States in the portunity to hear for themstlves Kentuckian Beauty Queen For Top Rate somewhat higher, but UK admin- found that the path of an Fourteenth Olympia. to be held in Rush Deadline who the competent leaders are." istrators were uncertain about how particle through very moist air be- London, from July 29 to August 14 additional students could be many ; comes visible The hour mill be planned to pro- Students wanting to register because moisture con- expected, denses vide time for the candidates to pre- for the Spring quarter sorority To Be Presented At Dance In Psychology along the path. Periodic rill comprise the Miss Moores had predicted pre- sent their views and be questioned rush week must register with mildly explosive expansions render from the in- The University, one of 17 educa- vious to the opening of registration Presentation o f the Kentuckian'*' j the air In the proper condition, and dependent teams and seven from on them. Amburgey said. An enter- the Dean of Women not la'.e- tional Institutions in the country that the spring quarter total would i during each expansion tainment program will probably be than Wednesday, Bid Day is beauty queen, a "live portrait" Tinker Baggarly's will alpha ray the co£cgiate fojjf-s. The exact approximate 6.800. basing presentation of her royal court, and play for the dance. currently approved for graduate 6.700 to tracks from radius are of presented, but arrangements are not April 17. method selection still isn't fin;.: level training of clinical psycholo- her total on statistics of the yet complete. the selection of a "most popular xnd mill be decided tonight at a change in enrollment between a man" mill highlight a dance April gists in a nation-wide Veterans' Ad- the nucleus of meeting of the Olympic committee Polling plates for the election spring and minter term. 10 sponsored by Omicron Delta UK Has Coalpile ministration program. Is offering an evidence of atomic characteristics in New York April 1 were announced Thursday, In addition to the enrollment here, Kappa, junior and senior men s hon- One of the plans that seems to All A & S students and graduate Negro Denied tlw College of Pharmacy in Louis- Th« Geiger Counter, used to orary and leadership society. In Spite Of Strike chology. t however, provide!' mill vote in111 the >IIUand . -m "count" atomic events. a students MC OUDSUB ^ # Dr. Prank A. Patti. head of the \ille has a total of 210 students. The m of five players from mill vote in their Gov. Earle C Clements has ten- tube with »n I all other Although not able to secure Department of Psychology con- Pharmacy school s registration does AdmiSSlOIl tatively agreed to present the beau- Its center. An atomic particule colleges. enough coal to stockpile to any firmed receipt of a $4500 grant from not conu:cide with that of the oner ] with the ty queen at the affair, according to ir through the tube Initiates a Candidates for the election Thurs- extent, the University is not faced the U.S. Public Health Service to colleges of the University since the * runner-ups. George Barker. ODK president. flash which appears as a glow on day are: President. James Morrls- by an immediate shortage due to be used in financial Improvement of A second suggestion has been to To University Each fraternity mill submit one the shutdom-n in the nation's soft _ I a flash bulb on the viewing panel, sey i All-Campus » and Johnny Croc- the clinical program. The gift was en select seven plavers from the win- candidate the Independent and or-, coa i fields, it was reported The two-day kett i Constitutionalist vice by the announced several weeks ago ln roiled this jarter than during the demonstration b ' Louisville Negro re- ' ganization will submit five candi- idem.^ent. William Young <A-C>(A-C> and A Division of Maintenance and Oper Washington. D. and since that open to public. 1 C, Pall and Winter quarters, the regis- 1 coat S-m^nnlnf^e J£\ Unl- dates for the 'most popular man" Jameson Jones <C>. auons. time plans have been under way be to more | omatically become the chief yerslty because state lams forbid title The will be chosen by Clyde Lilly, chief clerk in the ser- use of the funds, said. tor the U. S. Arts and Sciences upper class- make he crowded, especially in the gymnas- ^ and co, ored racps KUend the dance who vice department, said supplies are Both systems have their merits, men: Tom Perkins. Dave Parry, and Approval has been granted by the ium where students rushed frantl- Extension | will write the le of their UK school together received regularly by truck from in- The first allows for a wider range of Fnmz Ross <A-C>. versus Rusty • Board of Trustees to the appoint- i cally trying to enroll In classes „..„.,„„ v ~„„ v d a aanri on ticket stubs, dependent mines. Shipments by rail- Holtzclaw. and Nor-. " ™ . ment of three special part-time lec- student. Bertha Glfford. a Russell. Harold . One selectionsele. of players, but at the seme — . .„ . ^"/J" f f ^. nn registrar of the University. sad t hat *m > .will *> road have been irregular for a long time handicaps those boys who have man Klein (O. Upperclasswonian :, j -p m turers in psychology to supplement Junior In the Arts and Sciences he Is writing to Lyman Johnson, sale MondayJ£ through fraternities time due to a coal car ik* been playing together constantly. Virginia Juett .A-C) and Roberta the Spring Quarter training pro- Colleges, solved the problem of fill- Negro school teacher, tell The organization selling the most the University has been purchasing The tatter allows for smoother Anderson (©.
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