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TUESDAY EDITION
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FINAL ISSUE

THE KENTUCKY KERNEL
UNIVERSITY

TODAY'S KERNEL LAST EDSTAFF
ITED IIY 13.31-32

KENTUCKY

OF

NEW SERIES NUAIRER 48

LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY, TUESDAY, APRIL 12. 1932

VOLUME XXII

FACULTY LOANS
WILL BE MADE IN
NEXT FEW DAYS
D. II. Peak, E. R. Gillis, Dean
Melcher Are On Committee

for Fund's Distribution
FIRST 940,000 GOAL

Annual Series Of
Sir Herbert Brown Ames
Twilight Concerts
Will Speak at University To Begin April21

NOTICES
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Copy for the May Day booklet
to be published by SuKy circle
should be delivered to Nell Dish-m- a
nat the Alpha Clam ma Delta
house today, It was announced
today by the editors of the book.
As soon as the material Is edited
the book will go to press.

Noted Authority on League of Nations and Former
irector of League Secretariat Will Fill Three-DaEngagement with International Relations
Clubs of U. of K. and Transylvania

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COSTUME COMMITTEE

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deplorable silua-t- i
to unnitiiig

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inn, mt, tne college and unr.e, ,ily
MUdeiils il tne countiv, ueci.,ri(l
U'ivi i nor Aiuert C. Undue, ol
Maryiaid in a recent uilei view.

in

ine governor aunutled thai, his
cxpiiicnce wiin inode.ru universale s w its not very great, but said
that liom ail lie had seen there

University Hand Will Give
Six Programs in Memorial Amphitheater
Beginning Thursday night, April
21, uie university band will present
a scries ol six weekly twilight concerts, in tin' Memorial hall ampln-tni'Hr. Eaeh concert will last lrom
if: l.i to b lo oclock.
Hie piogram lor Uie six weeks
ol concert music:
April 21
March, "French National Defile,"
Turlcl; Overture, "The Bridal Rose,'
Lavaliec; Tone Poem, "Tne Mess
age ol the Chimes," Colby; Patrol
"Spirit ol America,' Zamecnik, Selections from "The Mikado," Sullivan; Indian Characteristic, "Keel- Woouiand
Three
skin," White;
"At
SKetches, "To a WUd Rose,"
Trysting-Placean Old
and "Fiom
an Indian Lodge," McDowell;
March, "Steppuig Along," Gildman
April 28
March, "Our Sponsor," Elliott,
Operatic Selection, "Lucrezia Bor
gia," Donizetti, Serenade, 'A Night
in June." King; Medley, "The Soum
land," White; Selections lrom "ine
Band Wagon," Schwartz; Ciariuei
Weber; "Tne
Concertino,"
soio.
March, Men
Swan,"
ol Ohio," Eilunoie.
May 5
San
March, "The Cavalcaue,
ford: Overture, ' Sakuutaia, Goid- mark; Characteristic, "In a Ciuuese
lemple Garden," Kelelbey, Trom
bone Novelty, "Teddy Tromooue,
New
Selections lrom
Fillmore;
Waltz "Black
Moon," Romberg;
t,yes," old gypsy an; Three Wood
land Sketches, "To a Water-Lil- y
A Deseited Farm," and "Told at
Silver
Sunset," McDowell; March,
Spangles," Talbott.
May Li
' Fame
and Fortune,
March,
Kins: Overture, "Lady ol the Lake,
C rip pie
Venn; Characteristic,
Deciipuve
Struiglield;
Creek."
Circus Days," Alford; Selections
from "The Vagabond King, tiuni,
from Fifth symphony
Andante
"Consistory,
March,
Beethoven;
Brooks.
May 19
Maich,
Barnuin and Bailey s
Favorite," Knig; Overture, "Cnai
Novelty,
Romano, " Ketelmey;
Descriptive,
Alford;
Clownette,"
Forge in the Forest," Micuaelis;
Selections from "The Meiiy Widow,"
Lehar; "Hinkey Dinkey Parley Voo,"
Trad; Collegiate Dixie, Sulzer.
May 26
This concert will be in honor ol
Sousa, and it will be presented by
the combined bands ol the univer
sity.
Sousa marches, "U. b. Field Ar
Fairest ol
tillery,'" "El CapUan,
the Fair," "High School Cadets,'
Cotton," "Manhattan Beach,
King
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine,"
Semper Fldelis," "The Thundered,"
"Washington
Post." "Taps," and
Stars and Stripes Forever.'

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no eviuence. ' tor tne many
ciiL.ci ms ol student cuuiK.iit;.
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Kentucky Takes Initial Track
Meet tt Year lrom Cardinals, 1U1! to lo'i
SOGGY 1 1LLD AIAKLS

tLO
ilAlh 1A KACES
Sir Herbert Brown Ames, authorLeague of Nations will
u
ji an nour and a had and
ity on the
'Shipwreck' Kelly Leads With
Group of Lexington Duhinesa
be in Lexington April 13, 14, and la,
have not yet lound a druwt, adiwo Wins and a 1'iace
will deliver several addresses
the governor.
and
ded
Men Set New IndefRelations
DC Ion: Uie International
l or 1J i'uints
inite Goal
clubs of the university and Transyl-- 1
aula college.
By bl.L.M.Ylt AUAMS
First loans to the university facSir Herbert has visited and leci'Ciaicr .iogg
unpleasant
ulty from the $40,000 fund being
earner no. uicu oppoiienis. tne
all Uie Canadian colleges,
tured In
raised by a group of Lexington
1
university ol UjUiaHuc Caioiuais,
in approximately B0 American
and
K couid nait Uie wnucat liucionen
educational institutions. He is lnak- business men are expected to be
v
aiftaug f
uiii a two months lecture tour ol
oai.uiua
aileuiooil ou tne atoll
made within a few days. Applicauniversities and colleges In the Un
neiu oval as Uiey piled Up 101
tions must wait until actual funds
Dr. Charles K. Spearman To pouifs to lj
ited States on the Invitation of tne
lor tueir
are receiwed from the oranlzatlon
Speak at 1'hi ljtla KapCarnegie Endowment for Internatlo win tne uutiai meet of
ional Peace, an organization under
in charge of the drive.
uiu year.
pa Dinner Saturday,
ALPHA DELTA SIGMA
whose sponsorship in the InterA cioAd ol several hundred fans
A committee composed of D. H.
April 23
uninational Relations clubs of the
business agent,
Peak, university
uiaved Uie uicieiiient Weauicr to
The Alpha Delta Sigma fracollege are
vie a Uie Uo2 Uo in acuou.
Ezra L. Glllls, registrar, and C. R. ternity meeting scheduled for versity and Transylvania
i'SVCHOLOGIST OF KOTL lam untied down uu.uig uie The
en-uMelcher. dean of men, Is receiving
Thursday, April 14. has been oiganized.
the applications, and will be In postponed until Thursday, April
mcub and
In 1919 Sir Herbert Ames was in
ine uac UlUJ
Dr. Cliailes E. Spearman, dis- a soggy mass, luiiied
charge of releasing the money to 21, according to an announcevited to assume the post of financial SIR IIERBEBT BROWN AMES
and Uiu iieid into a
tinguished ritish scholar and scienthe faculty.
uioiasS. Hie uisiances Of
director of the League of Nations
ment made yesterday.
tist, will visit Lexington under the sainp event men and Uacit men
Secretariat, a position which he nil
.lie neid
$3,800 Yet To Be Raised
auspices ol I'm Beta Kappa, hon- .u.e auected by uie w earner, out
ed until 1926. During those six. years
The business men, headed by H.
orary scholastic irateiuity, and will
seat of tne
linu laces were e;auoited.
he lived at Geneva, the
K. Mllward, president of the Lex
deliver Uie anual address oi that Mine
ace
League, and since that time he has
uiuiik, univcisiiy ol
ington Board of Commerce, are
society, Saturday, April 2J, at a din- lUiiiier, who ran Uie nine, halt-akeeping up to
twice visited Geneva,
within $3,800 of their original goal
ner, to which tne public is invited,
u and
events, gave me
date on all League activities.
of $40,000. It is expected that this
in the Palm room oi tne Phoenix rails a ueal bum in Uie nine and
amount will be raised within the
Although at present he is living
hotel.
two uiue
laces, aimust oeaung
next few days. The committee will
in the United States, Sir Herbert is Sophomore Chosen President
At tins tune 1 in Beta Kappa will Howard Ba&er ill Uie mile and
continue Its efforts, however, in- a Canadian and has been active in
ditroduce ks new nieuioeis, elected c&cn.g out a win in tne liau-mudefiinitely.
of Organization For SecDirection of Kentucky White Canadian public service. For eight
ails ear lrom the student bouy ol
iiipwrcc& Keuy, tne wnucat s
vears he was a member of the Moil
The loam fund was planned to
ond Time; Stewart Is Vice
House Conference Is
Uie university.
The society, winch
ii
track learn, again Uasued
enable members of the faculty to
treal city council, and irom iw
now has about 20u members in tne oy uie iruian uue nisi in the
Transferred to
President
d
meet current obligations despite the
until 1920 he represented Montreal,
state, is well known as the oldest
University
daoii, won the uroaa jump and
inability of the university to pay
his native city, In the Dominion parhaving 1.00& sc.uiiu piace in uie javelin
For Uie second time in the history
Greek letter organization,
liament, where for nine years he
their salaries In full.
university, a sophomore has
ueen founded at William and Mary s liirow to lead the scores in the
Investors In the credit union are McVEY APPROVES PLAN was chairman of the select standing of theelected to serve as president
College, Virginia in 1770. Officers meet witn li points. Kenya condibeen
to draw four per cent Interest on
committee on banking and com of the Y. M. C. A. during his junior
of the local chapter, established in tion did not warrant his participatheir Investment, with the princiDirection and operation of the merce.
lyjti, are Proi. George K. Brady, tion in the
year. John M. Carter, College of
dash, He had
pal returnable within IS months. work of the Kentucky White House
World War he was Education, a member of Sigma Beta
Durine the
LngUsh department, president; and
1UU, being
in
Money from the fund is to be loan'
itm competition tape the his teamhonorary secretary general of the XI social fraternity, was elected
was transferred from
Proi. W. R. Allen, zoology depart- trailed to the
by
ed to staff members at the same Conference
Canadian Patriotic fund, an organ president, with the announcement
ment, secretary.
mate, Cariol Ball, sopnomore flash
rate of interest and for not more the general committee to the unl ization which raised and distribut- of
balloting
Doctor Speai men's topic will be wno coasted to a victory in tne
the week
results
than 15 months. The loans will be versity, at a meeting of the members ed nearly $50,000,000 for the support that endedofSaturday. of
subject iM, being lully 2i yards ui front of
"The Abilities of Man," a
secured by assignments of back sal of the conference held Saturday at of the wives and dependent reuv
which is being discussed widely the field,
Other officers who were elected
ary payments due from the state
tives of Canadian soldiers.
among leading scholars.
Professor
the Lafayette hotel.
are James Miner,
Blunn, the Louisville iron-maand loans will be made only after
Spearman will be known to students gave the Kentucky milers a tough
Sir Herbert's speaking engage Hugh Stewart, secretary and Robert
President McVey approved the
the needs of each applicant have
of psychology as the advocator ol
ments have been arranged by presi- Trigg, treasurer.
been passed upon by the committee, plan, alter Prof. W. L. Nofcier,
stretch, coming from
light
G ", the symbol for a general com- uelnndinto the both Captain "Jake"
and faculty advisors of the
pass
Carter served as president
College, general chairman and dents
mon lactor of intelligence.
international relations clubs of tne of John freshman cabinet of the Y.
O Bryant and Howard Baker. Baker
director of the movement, asked to university and Transylvania college. M. the A.
Professor Spearmaii lias held the
C.
last year and has been
and went into the lead,
Urote chair oi mind and logic since accelerated Card runner was not
be relieved from active duties. The According to the schedule, subject social chairman this year. He is
the
19JB at the University of London, but
to additions of short class talks, sir a member of SuKy, the university
conference is muring considerable
Lh.uugn and pushed into the fore
w here he has been a member of the
will arrive at 3:20 o'clock
club.
lound enough left
progress in the study of child prob Herbert
laculty since 1911. He is serving again, but Baker".ape Uiiee feet in
Wednesday afternoon and will go to track team and the Pitkin
Those of the advisory board who
state.
5 oclock for tea.
as president of the to breast the
lems in the
nis second term
Maxwell place at
van.
A recital will be presented by stuBritish Psychological society, and is the
r,
It also was decided that the state At 9 o'clock Thursday morning were elected are, student members,
heaved
Mams, s.av
dents In the music department at conference on child health and wel he will speak to the university class John St. John, Cameron Coifman,
a member of the Royal society, the Uie
iron pill 4J feet, niches to win
John Carter and William Bell, and
3 o'clock this afternoon In the Art fare problems will be held next fall
British Physiological society, anc
In government of dependencies and
event for the Big Blue, and
members, Prof. L. J. Horla-che- r,
center. The program:
Societe Francais de Psychologie. He tins took second. Andrews, despite
at a date yet to be decided, and will at 11 o'clock he will address the faculty Morton Walker, Dr. Amry
Epps
w as aw ai ded an honorar y LL.D. dePolish Dance
Scharwenka be folowed by regional or county class In International Relations. At
a slippery discus, managed to get
Vandenbosch and W. C. McCarty.
gree by Wittenberg College in 1927
Piano solo by Lewis Oooch
conferences.
6:30 o'clock he will speak at the
tins event, Epps
a first place
and Robert
t an international coulerence when placing second.inThe pole vault was
McDowell
O, Lovely Rose
to the inter Hugh Stewart, secretary;by virtue oi
have Transylvania cafeteria
More than 25
of this board
ihe scientific work on emotions was moie ailected by the weather than
Vocal solo by Elolse Thompson
on national Relations clubs on Amer member position.
been working for' several months
discussed.
Rondo Cap riccioso ...Mendelssohn phases of child health, welfare, re ican Cooperation with tne league his new
any of Uie events, the participants
The date for the installation of
piano solo by Mary Laytham
This, Doctor Spearman's first visit being unable to get higher than 1U
littious training, and education, ine of Nations."
Oive a Man a Horse, He can
to Kentucky, was made possible by leet, six inches, being won by Hub-u- ic
reports will On Friday at 9 o clock he will give the new officers has been set tentacommittees In their
O'hara make recommendations to the con a class talk at Transylanla and at tively for April 22. They will take
Ride
combining his address in Lexington
ol Kentucky, with Porter, his
Vocal solo by Harry Walker
with an address the same alternoon teammate, second.
ference to be carried out. Four ma in o'clock he will speak for do min office May 1 following the state Y
Porte jor groups which are working are, utes to the chapel assembly. The M. C. A. retreat the previous weekIna Bower
at the meeting oi the Kentucky
"Scalty' Robeits won the high
Vocal solo by Ruby Dunn
Academy of Science in Richmond. jump lor the Big Blue with a five
education committee, Dr. Jesse E, subject for this address has not, end.
organspeak on "The iuoi lour inch leap. Porter tied for
Schuett
A La'Blen Aimee
The retiring officers of the
At Riclunond he will
Adams, university chairman; social been announced.
He is lec- second with Kincaid oi the LouisPiano solo by Aleene Hall
Nature oi Intelligence."
Sir Herbert will speak at h.ju ization who will assist in the in
committee, Dr. Margaret K. Strong
Mana-ZucLove Life
Robert Stewart, presi
I
turing this term on his fundamental ville team, hence the split point.
Friday In the university Commons stallation are
University of Louisville, chairman
Vocal solo by Joe Lovett
hypothesis regarding human abili- Kelly's injured leg did not hinder
before a luncheon meeting oi me dent; Robert Gilmore,
Clarence Moore, secretary and
The Pour Leaf Clover ....Brownell health and medical service commit. International Relations club of the
ties and intelligence at the George aim from doing his usual excellent
Dr. W. B. McClure, Lexington,
tee.
Vocal solo by Mary Pruett
Peabody College for Teachers, Nash- work in the broad jump, getting a
Transylvania stuaenis Fred Hafer, treasurer.
chairman; moral and religious university.
Lang
Day Is Gone
at, inis
ville, Term.
nice leap of 22 feet, wiuch was good
training committee, Dr. Charles J. will be Invited to be present
Vocal solo by Helen Smith
Doctor Spearman is known inter- for Uie day. Kinkaid of Louisville
.
Turck, president Centre College time.
Although the greater part of the
Aylward
Kingcups and Daisies
theory
event. Kinkaid
nationally for his
second hi
What Kerrt, the United etaves
chairman.
funds from the Alpha Gamma Delta of mind, which he has developed look B.unk madetins
Vocal solo by Flora Knight
12
points out
12
and
the League," will be the
drive have been distributed, a small
Among those present were Miss Out of of his address before the
Berlot
De
Scene de allet
period of 25 years' research of the lo scored by the visitors.
subject
portion is yet available to students during a
Hausen, Washington, D. C,
by David Welsh
Matilda
Violin solo
Ed Millikeii showed speed on the
International ciud ai ocioc.
Block and Bridle club held Initia- who are in need of hnaucial aid m and demonstration by careful measPrelude In O Minor . .Rachmanjoff staff member of the national con day at the university. His concludMonday night, April order to finish the semester, ac urements of mental abilities. The soggy track to win the
ference at Washington: President ing address will be delivered at a tion ceremonies
solo by Thomas Scott
Piano
results ol his research have been sprint f:om his teammate Maham
McVey, Dr. V. E. Adams, Dr. Wei meeting of the International Rela- 11, In the Agricultural building, for cording to a statement made by assembled and published In several by a doiien or more yards. His tune
12 pledges.
Bart Peak, member of the laculty volumes. The Appletou company was somewhat slow, but was ex
UnKton Patrick, director of exten
at the unitions club at 6:30 o'clock
The Initiates are C. E. Ay res. New committee in charge of distribuU-Hision at the university, Prof. Nofcier, versity Commons.
recently has published a more pop- cellent for the weather conditions.
Liberty, senior; John R. Collins
Clyd N. McAllister, Berea College,
tv, a cnmmlttee in charge of ar Flemingsburg, Junior; W. B. Hughes, tions of funds.
Louisville took only three second
ular application - of his theoriesI " m
in,
From $119,82 collected in the drive
Lee Kirkoatrlck. Paris, O. Ivan rangements Is composed of Leila
places, one lust place and tied for
Olive Hill, Junior; Clarence S. Bell, gifts hae been made to two univer- a booK on ine utauvc
Barnes. Frankfort, Dr. H. L. Don
Bowman, president of the Maysvllle, sophomore; Maurice Cop- one second place. Blunk, captain of
Receives ovan. president of Eastern State Prances
University
International relat- pock, Campbellsvllle, sophomore sity boys and one gnL Ain meeting
Transylvania
the Card team, accounted for their
charge
laculty committee
of
Teachers' College, Richmond; Dr. J ions club; Miss Ellen Scott, faculty
run.
sole first, wuuimg the half-miRecognition For
Ralph Broadbent, Cadiz, sophomore of the
will be held within
distribution
S. Chambers, Miss Frances Martin
sirinev T. Schell. Jr., presi Ralph Kercheval, Salt Lick, sophO'
Ralph Kercheval, brilliant sopho
Paper
Taylor, of the unlver
next two or three weeks and
Dean W. 8.
more lootball player, who never
dent of' the university International more; Jerome Respess, Covington, the
slty; D. Y. Dunn, superintendent Relations club; Dr. Amry Vanden- - sophomore; J. J. Rosenberg, Youngs- - the remainder of the proceeds will
tried to run a hurdle race until a
county schools; wiiuam hnwh faculty advisor
The
be given at that time to the most
Mary Carolyn Terrell, freshman few days ago, linished second to
Favette
inomaa
town, Ohio, sophomore, and E. w. worthy applicants.
newspaper of University High school Beehler, Lexington.
organin the College of Arts and Sciences; Emmerich, veteran hurdler on the
of the
Lynch.
edited by Alice Dougherty, was
of Walton, Munfordsville, sophomore
Applications for aid should be Ann Coleman and Betty Boyd, Big Blue. Kercheval and Emmerich
also
Dr. Annie 8. Veech, Louisville;
Alpha Zeta, national agricultural
awarded one of the third prizes In Doctor Strong; Miss A. M. Stotsen- - ization and
Valley Conference of M- - fraternity, will initiate five men at made to Prof. W. 8. Webb, Dean sophomores in the same college, weie unopposed by the Cards, but
the Ohio
sponsored by
the annual contest
Sarah G. Buinding, or Bart Peak, have been appointed editors of the
showed good form. Emmerich
burg, Mrs. Louise R. wood, miss ...nollnniil Relations C1UOS.
.
.
IA ! IIU..".'".
Emory University and the Atlanta Esther Taylor, Miss Geraldlne Gra- Weaver, Louise Thompson and Clyde a dinner at 6 o'clock tonight at the members of the committee in char ge university weekly bulletin lor tne both the low hurdles in an easy
Teacup Inn. Those to be initiated
to determine the best high ham,
an au won
term, according to
Journal
3
manner;
hand, another Wildcat,
Robert Logan, Miss Ethel Lov-el- l, Reeves.
are Basil Cole, Bow ling Green, grad of handling the contributions.
school newspapers In the Southeast
Dr. Phillip Barbour, and Walter
Owing to the fact that in the nouneement by Prof. Enoch Grehan, anished second after a slightly
uate student; Clifford Westerileld,
depart ouyh liiush, tripping over the last
ern states.
of the
Journalism
K. Belknap, all of Louisville. Miss
Bowling Green, graduate student; drive sponsored at the first of the head
ment.
Miss Dougherty received a $106 Lucy Peterson, Midway; Mrs. vioia
barrier, but arose and Deal ms op- James Downing, Lexington, sopho- semester over 90 per cent of the
Emory University, At M Smith and Miss Marlon WilliamThev will take the places ol xjnent to the tape.
scholarshlD to
more; Beach Craigmyle, Covington, contributions were made by faculty
Hoauland. Bliss Warren,
be used In her son. Louisville; R. J. Hoke, More-healanta, Oeorgja. to
Kercheval came back in the jave
sophomore, and R. R. Scott, Ludlow, members, a second campaign among Manorie Carrigan. who have edijunior or senior year, as the award
Dr. Juanita Jennings. Louislin throw to get a nice throw of
fraternities and sororities was con and Joan
sophomore.
editing the best nign scnooi pa ville; Miss Anna L. Payne, Berea
ted the publication fur the last ses U3 feet, seven luces, and took nrst
for
ducted. The total amount of con
per In Kentucky. She Is the daugh- and Dr. Anne A. Schnieb, Richmond.
social
it meetina of of the W.recently "THE MIKADO' WILL BE GIVEN tributions fromcampaignorganizations sion semester. is the official organ place, with Kelly second. won by
The bulletin
C. A.,
ter of Lt O. A. Dougherty. 1347
Y.
run was
was $17.12
The
in the second
the
elected officers
all Uocker, Wildcat sophomore who
announcing
Fontaine road, and has been the
$2U0 as the largest contribu of the university
with
afternoon, in raivciu
Sunday
since the
activities which concern the stu went the long grind in 10 minutes
editor of The
The McDowell club will present tion by any organization.
C.
hall, the members of the Senior
It appears and 41 5 seconds. He took the lead
dent body and faculty
httrinnlnff of her senior year at urn
cabinet were chosen for the year the comic opera "The Mikado,' by
very Monday morning, and carries from the start and accumulated a
versltv HiKh school. She has served
1832 and S3. Those elected to Gilbert and Sullivan, at a meeting
of
announcements for that week
on the staff of the paper lor three
much greater lead as Uie race adthe various positions are finance Tuesday, April 19, at 8:00 o'clock
Miss Coleman is a member of vanced 11.' appeared to be capable
vaaju.
"Interesting Summers for College chairman, Alice Lang; world fellow- in the university Training School
Is printed by
Chi Omena social soroiity, and Is of continuing to run at his steady
The
auditorium. Mrs. Lela W. Cuius is
Women" is to be the topic for the ship chairman. Bliss Warren;
Miss Ter i;uce indefinitely. He is one of the
a major in journalism
The Kernel Press and has been new series of Y. W. O. A. vespers,
Eleanor Dawson; freshman the president of the fine arts pro
sponsored and directed with the which will begin April 12 and will cabinet sponsor, lllle Maddox; pub- gram, and Mrs. H. C. Robin&on Is
Keys, honorary sophomore fra re 11 is a member ol Kappa Delta most promising of the sophs on the
help of the Journalism department last for several weeks. "Opportunl-tim- . licity Polly Lee; Kernel publicity, the chairman of the committee in lernity for men, held pledging ser- social sorority and will minor m squad and should cause the oppos-in- n
Mi's Boyd is a mem
of the university. Beiore me ae
teams much trouble In his event
for Travel and Student work at Joan Carigan; social service, Susan charge. Mr. Thomas Harborue will vices for 10 freshmen Saturday alt journalism.
purtment became interested In the Resorts and Conference Grounds," Jane Turner; social chairman, Ruth direct the chorus; and Mr. Frank ernoon between the fourth and filth ber of Kappa Kappa Gamma so in fore the year Is over.
publication It was a monthly mimeo
at the Cadet Hop, held m rority.
Baker took second In the two-m- i.
"Students in Industry Projects" Willis: hobby uroup chairman. Fowler will direct the dramatic per
graphed bulletin. During the two and to be the topics under discus- Marie Kocher; "Y" store chairman, formances. There will be au ore lies the Alumiu gymnasium. Election to
e, by beating Blunk.
by are
years that It has been printed
tra accompaniment. The guest fee Keys is based on scholarship and
V. S. li. A.
I. hi 1 ION Al'KII. IS
sion at 7 o'clock Tuesday night In Elizabeth Wallmgford.
The Wildcat relay team of Hockwin be fifty cents.
The Kernel It has received several Patterson hall.
activities. Those who were pledged
ey. Carter. Malum, and Mllliken
meeting of the freshAt a recent
outstanding awards in tne iiaie
are:
Flection ot otticcrs for Wom'iis cpe:iet'cej little diilieulty In winLois E. Neal will speak on "How man clblnet. Is was decided unaninotably a silver cup for having the
Mills Darnell, Phi Kappa Tail Si
run: iit Asoeiation v.i.1 be ning fiom the Card relay tram as
Confermously to continue this group and
SIGM A 1)1 L I A t ill
page, recognition for to Procure Positions With Augusbest editorial
Rice Smith, Sigma Nu; Ben Taylor held Monday afternoon, Apr.1 111 the first three set a blinding pace
to enlarge It as a sophomore com
Miss
most efficient headline ence Associations."C. andsecretary, will
11
having the
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Waller
All petitions lor liomnia'.u n lll'l .t and Millikeii the anchor man coast-t- o
A.
mission for nefct year. Tills will
Sigma Delta Chi, professional
.hdule. and recognition for being ta Roberts. Y. W.
Hunt, Phi Delta Theta; Oscar 1 lv si; lied bv
women stiuhnts and
Pilgrimage
executive groups of the
an easy win.
vnKkirei the second best all speak on "Ttie StudentBiuaeni in make three the freshman cabinet, Journalistic fraternity, will hold Keuter, Alpha Sigma Phi; Wycoil mu.-- l be handed in to C'anlyn Ray
-- Kelly
da.-(K) first;
Y W. C. A.,
to Europe," and "T he
Chi; Harry WalKe: Oeioie 5 oclock Thursday ul'eruutm. ll.ul ilil, second. Time: 10 2 seconds.
around high school paper In Ken dustrial Experiment at Clilcago.1 sophomore commission, and the an Important meeting at 3 o'Piatt, SiKina
clock Tuesday afternoon, In the Kappa Sigma; Jack Faunce, In April 14.
tuckT.
- Ball IK), first;
da.-d
projects are sponsor senior cabinet, which will be made
department. Plans
Journalism
The Danville. Virginia, Chatter Both of these
an;le; John 8. Kinchloe. Alpha Tan
iL). second. Time: 24 2 secThe candidates recumm 'inU i bv
by the student Y. W. C. A. and up of representatives of both the
for a ixjbsible Founder's Day banhox received first DrUe In the Emory ed
Omega; and William King, Kappa the
n it inn ciuiiilil"' e u:e Luis ond i.
group Junior and Beiuor classes.
may be participated In by a
quet will be discussed at that
University contest, The Oreenboro
Alpha.
E. Neul president; Win tan Byron
d
da.' h Mlllien (K), first;
eacn summer.
The officers of the Y. W. C. A.
members,
time.
High Life, second, and the of picked students
(N. O
nt lietsle l'leuitt,
Martian tK. second. Time: 53.8 secThe officers of Keys for the p.i- Jones; alumni, All requested active and
Catherine
Eleanor Dawson, chairman of the are president,
to be
paper not winning
are
best nigh school
year are Hugh Van Antwerp. prei
Clara Marnarel tort, siire-tary- ; onds.
r.
at
sulent. Marfanna Lancaster;
first or second place In each of six program committee, will preside
da-- h
Vuglnla Brown and llaatl
Blunk iL) first;
dent; Gordon Burns,
the discussion. Catherine Oooley secretin v Charlotte Redmond, and
received a scholarsouthern states
(Continued ou Page tour)
Ernest Oatllaird, secretary treasurer Nollou, town lepiestntative.
treasurer Clara Margaret Fort
will be the pianist
prize.
ship for third
IS ALMOST REACHED

The costume committee for the
forth coming Stroller play, "Good
News," will meet at 7 o'clock
Tuesday night at the Alpha
3amma Delta house. Those who
fail to be present will be dropped
from the committee. The committee is composed of Linda Wilson, Helen Dannemlller, Phoebe
Turner, Nell Dishman, Mary
Elizabeth Bryan (Kappa), Lorraine Faulconer, Mildred Holmes,
Annette Newlin, Peggy Smith,
and Nancy Belle Moss.

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TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS

Mrmlter
National Oollro Prim Aaaoeiation
Kmturkjr Intrrcollralate Prua Anaorlallon
Laimtton Board of Oommarr
official Ntwapaptr of tha SttidrnU of th
UnlvrrallT of Krnturky, Laxlnston
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SOTiiOMORIC BRILLIANCE
It is the intention of the Amor
Iran Council on Education

brilliance

the

to test
of the

American college sophomore.
It Is
out this mythical
its aim to
person we think of as typical of
college sophomore, the average
one, with his flippant wine cracks
and his disillusioned outlook, and
find him wise or only a
young fool, insincere and shallow,
Of course, there are second year
men In all the schools without these

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half-bak-

claaa mail aiattar

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KERNEL PRESS
RIOHTS MAINTAIN

ALL

the cry of Yeager and his legion. All of which ha oper-

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We discovered last night that the
library reading room c loses an
hour earlier. The Tat hall chorus
will now sing, "Just one less hour, to
prove that you re the one I care
for."

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HKRK SHALL
STUDENT

Jest Among Us

characteristics, but they are

few,

By the time the Alpha (Jams get

thoir mite boxes collected, the need
for the money will have passed.
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ated to no good purpose, unless we ran call thr good life
that evistenee of the miserly,
whose
d
individual
grip on life becomes tighter the
further off in the sphere of his
own exislenre becomes the
of his ever living. And
the general acceptance of this
barren existence has placed the
Just
University
of Kentucky
where It Is today; were its existence to cease tomorrow, few
regrets,
would be the deep-fe- lt
many the stinking, platitudinous plaints and waitings of the
sweet sentimentalists who'vvr
made their lives into a sort of
Consolidate Coach Co. for the
transporing of odious, narrow-minde- d
bigotry from one generation to the next.
So apart from Mr. Yeager
(and the large majority) there
stand a few who ran recognize
the truth of all this and who
are prevented from acting upon
their convictions or forced to
suffer persecution (If they persist.) by the force of numbers
on the (really) opposing side..
For these few, I would ask that
Mr. Yeager et al retract their
duty of censorship
and that the Kernel make it
explicit that although the Liberal Club does not express the
opinions of the entire