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The

CLEARING
HOUSE
By THE EDITOR
Elsewhere In today's paper is
printed summary of the proposed
constitution for the new form of
student government. Because it is
given in relatively detailed form
In the news story, the remainder of
the constitution printed on page
three of last Issue will not be published until the document is in its
complete form.
For those disgruntled persons not satisfied with
the results of the last election, now
Is the time to throw your support
behind this move for better and
more representative student government. Be sure to attend the mass
meeting Thursday night and "bring
all your friends."

VOLUME XXIX

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NEW SERIES NO. 33

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Revised Governing Plan To Be Offered At Mass Mee t Thursday
Leadership Conference twelve
Opens in Union

groups

The Heir To The Throne

Committee To Seek Opinions

Today'SSfg

Mare Talk Of Barb
'.Here is an interesting bit: "It
seems strange that just before the
Mar Queen election the large print
which usually appears in the first
paragraph of a news story mas carried over to the second paragraph
in order to include the 'Independent's
Choice' In large print, while all the
other contestants' names appeared
in small print Strange goings on!
Nice work. Independents! Clever
bit of psychology, but really should
not be used in a paper that is supposed to be entirely unprejudiced."
W. W.

Mortar Board Secures
Beaumont To Speak
At Assembly

To Lead Leaders

Of

All Campus Sing Set
For Tonight In

t'RSG STATES FRAME
FOR REORGANIZATION

Call For Photos
At Kyian Office

--

Memorial Hall

With Dr. Henri Beaumont. Miss
Marguerite McLaughlin, and Professor W. L. Pittman as featured
speakers. Mortar Board will hold Its
first Leadership Training conference
for all University students today at
the Union building.
"Lack of proper training for stu
dent leaders." said Sue D. Sparks,
Presiaent oi we senior women s
orary-- . was the deciding factor in
"rgmuung me conclave, curing wie
meetings instruction will be given
officers and leaders of student organizations, as well as others who
wish to prepare for future positions
of responsibility."
Meetings and corresponding leaders are scheduled as follows:
3 k. m.
Committee chairmen group . . .
Miss Marguerite McLaughlin, assistant professor of journalism, room

Student Body At Gym
Senate Will Consider

This Week

Outcome Monday

Twelve groups, the laifeit num
Fraternity
and sorority
A mass meeting, called by
ber of fraternity, sorority, and in
mounted pictures have been
the Committee on the Reordependent entrants to have been
returned from the engravers
ganization of Student Governand may be had by calling at
received in the history of the an
the Kentuckian office In the
ment to present to the student
nual event, will participate in to--1
of McVey hall.
sing
body and faculty members the
night's
John H. Morgan, chairman, anproposed constitution and to
' 'Answer to
the above later on.
nounced yesterday.
circulate petitions for student
Here's another: The increasing
A largs number of fraternities and
ratification of the set-uMill
of your use of the term
sororities signified their intention of
p. m.. Thursday
be held
Barb,' which is supposed to refer
entering the sing, but several of
to Independent, seems wholly unin the Alumni gymnasium.
them have withdrawn because of the
necessary and asinine to me. ReCRSG members and faculty memcompetition, he said.
Those re
gardless of the facts as to the afbers who have assisted in the formaining are D3lta Delta Delta, Al
filiations of your staff, you have
mulation
of the
pha Gamma Delta, Delta Zeta, and
carried on this policy. I note that
student government constitution will
Independents In the women's group;
you did not use the term 'Greek
outline, explain, and Interpret the
and Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Delta Tau
in all those articles but in every case
plan to the audience.
gave the other candidates their full
Delta, Phi Kappa Tau, Phi Delfa
"A representation of 90 per cent
Theta, Sigma Chi, Kappa Sigma,
and proper "Greek" affiliations.
of the student enrollment Lt hoped
Sigma Phi Epsilon. and Alpha Tau
for by the plan's backers." CRSO
"If your idea has been one of a
Omega in the men's division.
Chairman Sid Buckley said yesterhumorous nature, let me assure you 205.
an effort to facilitate a greater
In
Treasurers . . .
Smith of
day. For this purpose 100 posters
that it has failed. You have suc- the business office,Coleman20$.
plated to lead the discussion at number of groups entering comperoom
ceeded only in engendering more
All campus organizations meet- will be printed and distributed
4 p. m.
the geneil assembly of the Mor- tition this year, specific rules have
Posters
hatred on the campus. This conseing between the time when the throughout the campus.
Presidents and
.
tar Board leadership conference been formulated. These provided for
quently has brought about a greater
proposed CRSG constitution was will read: "Students, here is your
Courtexf tlerald-Ledw-- L- - Pittman. College of tonight is Dr. Henry Beaumont
a minimum of 12 singers and a
demarcation of interests. Your sup-- frofessor 206.
submitted for ratification and when opportunity to express yourselves
Elected Quern if the May in Thursday's student poll. Kappa
(above), assistant professor in the maximum of 24. Of these only five
posed
takes queer Law, room
the Kernel went to press last night on
Secretaries . . . John L. Cutler,
Delta Rmena Perkins will reign over May Day fetivit. on St'll
are allowed to be members of a
ways In its manifestation. You
department of psychoid jr.
have been reported as giving the
Other recent developments follow:
business English, room 205.
singing organimtion at the UniverFriday.
Field,
should try getting at some of the
plan unanimous endorsement.
U Group endorsements will be
7 p. m.
sity this or last year. Each group
cankerous sores that exist in our
Included in the l!st of organiza- sought from all campus organizaGeneral meeting . . . "Art of
will sing two songs of their own sesociety; rather than using a propations giving official nods to the tions holding meeting before Thursganda device to suppress and elimin- Leadership," Dr. Henry Beaumont,
cups
lection. Winner and runner-u- p
constitution are the Panhellenlo day night.
assistant professor of psychology,
ate a campus organization." H. M. room 206.
will be presented in each division.
i2 Copies of an "outline of salicouncil. YWCA councils. Men's stu8.
Judg3s for the sing will be C. G.
'
dent council, and the Patterwn lit- ent points" m the constitution have
fi '
Dickerson of the Lexington Leader,
erary society.
been printed and will today be dis
What Are The Sores?
Miss LUa Mason of the Training
The Men's student council last tributed to every student mail bo-- ,
going into the following
Before
school, and Donald All ton, director
night passed the following resolu- and to all members of t'.u Univerletter, we wish the reader would
of the Men's Glee club.
2,000
tion which received unanimous ap sity senat?.
note that the first letter attacks
proval:
Besides Chairman Morgan, the
3A
letter, - urging classroom .
the Kernel for being
.
The Student council urgently
f
committee in charge of arrange
at, and the next letter for being j
supports the proposed constitution'
IT
ments consists of William L. Tudor.
ouyu cruicima me
goWrWent. Although
The fifth annual Baby Chick
JxV all classes, is being
forrtudent
Palmore, and Janet Fergus.
unfounded as can be shom-- by ref-- i TWVin
Af o n-it means thVdisbandment of tht
Rhov .sponsored bv the Poultry club James
All classes will be dismissed at 12
Mr
3cu
ana
urpvrimruiHi
rence to snr number. of collesre
present stuaent council, we do not
.Ttioon" riluayIir"ousE'nance" or "the
hesitate to say that the new move other faculty members.
partmsnt and the Kentucky Poultry
May Day festivities. University of
4 President McVey has IndiIV
1W
Ug bale "can
offers a much better form of stuImprovement Association, will be
ficials said yesterday.
cated that he will appoint a senate
kerous sores." In fact does not even
dent democracy."
Final plans for the editing and held from 9 a. m. to 10 p. m. today
The "Parade of the Nations."
say what the complaints are.
At all meetings of campus or--; committee to sift the constitution
printing of The Kentucky Engineer, in the Bluegrass room of the Union
conwhich will be composed of floats
ganizations held before the mass and make recommendations
S
representing various countries of the
In condensing this letter, we are lL'ne, ... the College of Engineering building.
meeting Thursday night group rati-- l cerning senate action.
using the points which apply to the were
Approximately 2.000 chicks, rep
world, will form around the Univer
' This senate committee is to
flcation will be sought, CRSG mem
released yesterday by R. S.
above. After mentioning C. M. S.'s Triplett.
resenting all breeds, will be on dissity circle at 1:30 p. m. The parade j
bers declared.
Fraternity and so- confer with the CRSO to discuss
student business manager play.
says:
criticism of Winer, the writer
will proceed north on Limes one
There will also be displays of
rority groups will be asked to rati- the plan and make revisions.
the publication.
6 Faculty members
"Prom the way I have observed of The magazine,
convened
ducks, geese, and
fy the plan at their regular meetstreet, will return east on Mam
which will be off turkeys, guineas,
;
things In the Kentucky Kernel, it
with CRSO members Saturday aftings Wednesday night.
street and then proceed south on
the press on June 1, will contain other game birds. Students of home
appears readers don't know what
ernoon, recommended minor changes
with the
economics, cooperating
Rose street back to the Univerrirv.
they want and fail to appreciate 20 pages of articles, editorials and Poultry club, will exhibit eggs and Admonishing jijauating students "There is still time to enter flouts
and applauded the purpose and
drawings of a technical
nature,
;o preserve ioiividual initiative in
what Is given to them by the Kerskeletal framework of the Constiin the parade, and all organizations
written by engineering students and egg products.
spite of the hardships imposed by
nel staff. Granted, criticism when
tution.
Courtesy
members. It will
Features of the show will be
the present economic system Gov. which have not yet expressed their
it Is given and accepted fairly is faculty to all engineering "be distriPwrtMee OatHnr4
buted
students, model poultry farm and an exhibit A. B. Chandler, alumnus of the Law intentions are requested to do so at
Backers of Bill Dunlap, engivery beneficial. But when it is given
The purpose of the Student Govfaculty members and graduates of showing the developmental stages College, addressed approximately once," Elliott Beard, president of neering senior, claim that he is
purpose and
with a narrow-mindeernment association, as presented
rightful May Queen by virtue of
Is accepted fairly is very beneficial. the University, as well as to state of a chicken from the egg, through J30 aludentf facu- - r members, anc SuKy, said Monday.
in me outline sent to an siucenw
Organizations and countries thty having garnered most first plare
But when it Is given with a narrow-minde- d high schools and engineering socie- the hatching process, to the fully .'rinids iit the annual Law school
and ent members
"to enact
BoV'd'S
will represent follow:
purpose and is accepted ties.
votes in Thursday's election.
developed fowl,
b ir.quet at the Lafayette hotel, Frl-,
,
and enforce . . . legislation . . . with
,
-T
Expenses for the first edition will
Alpha Delta Theta. Greece; Awithout skepticism it sometimes can
night.
trophies
IN e W feyStem
Awards, including silver
'a view to harmonious
prove mighty damaging to the per- be covered by the engineering coln.t maintennace lpha Gamma Delta. Japan; Alpha
'"Fewer riches
tlon of the various campus organi- lege fund, and the printing will be and ribbons, will be given winners
son criticised."
XI Delta, entered but undecided;
A plan now being initiated in zations to effect a centralized stu-th- e
of the various breeds of chicks and .f personal frep
are preferable
done by the state printer.
si"
Chi Omega. Mexico; Delta Delta
College of Arts and Sciences to dent government and to effect
- What's You- Kick
.
Student contributors to the pub tc the exhibitors scoring first and to wealth and subjection to govern- Delta, Holland; Delta Zeta, Hunpoint.! gamtd ment dictation," declaiecf the speakthe work to individual differ-- ter ' faculty - student
."Then, among other things, he says lication are Robert S. Higley, D. C. ssconc in number of
ences in students and the theory and with a view to promoting the
throughout the show.
er, who was presented a certificate gary; Kappa Delta, Russia; Kappa
that he "cannot see any single bit Schaefer. and Wicklifle Hendry.
Kappa Gamma,
Germany; Zeta
underlying the program are desclbed general welfare of the student
Exhibits will be scored on a "basis and key of membership in the OrThe student staff of the magaOf Justlftcaf on for
e crty.cism
by Dean Paul P. Boyd in the April bodv."
Tau Alpha, Chile; Home Economics
by C. M. S. . . I am sure zine consists of William Auping, of cuts," Including underweight. der of Coif by Prof. Roy Moveland. club. Early American period.
wriiten
issue of The Educational Record.
Other material included in the
Chandler also outlined
is the only' one editor; Robert Triplett. D. C. Schae variation, lack of alertness, dull Governor
that since that letter
In his article "Individual Differ- outline, but given little general pubAlpha Gamma Rho, Argentina:
you got of its iind . . . there should fer. and Stuart Wahl, business man-- : eyes, small shanks, and other tie the achievements of his administraColences and the
Alpha Tau Omega, Chile; Delta
licity previously, follows:
have been more discretion used by agers; and Norman Wides, Jim formities. The judges are H. L tion and discussed briefly the curlege of Liberal Arts" Dean Boyd,
I. "There shall be a committee of
Boiling, George Kurachek and Wil- - Shrader, extension poultrynian of rent mine labor dispute ana present Tau Delta, Germany; Kappa Alpha.
the Kernel hi printing the letter.
asserting that "education has been student publications which shall seIndia; Kappa Sigma, Spain; LambThe letter reflects the opinion of liam Hall, associate editors.
the United States Department of movements for socialization of niei- - da Chi Alpha. China: Pi Kappa
The Engineering college's "May subject centered rather than student lect the paid members of the staffs
a very foolish
The faculty staff includes Prof. Aericulture: Prof. C. S. Price, Berea Heine and law.
but one person
Queen" committee, meeting yestercentered." states that the college of the University publications. It
Alpha. Belgian Congo; Sigma Alpha
person at that . . . Before I go on D. V. Terrell, editor; Prof. E. B. College; and J. E. Humphrey, Marie
Graduating staff members of the Epsilon, Hawaii; Sigma Chi, Italy; day afternoon, asked SuKy President should make provision for the dif- shall be composed of the head of
say that I am not now Farris. business manager; and ProI wish to
oariciey, otamey aiun. v.. c.
Kentucky Law Journal were award-o- f Sigma Phi Epsilon. Riveria; Tri- Elliott Beard to allot them five min- ferent types of ability and levels of the Journalism department, the dienrolled in school but have been fol- fessors James May, Edward Doll,
utes of the May Day program in ability.
the Experiment Station; and E. ej certificates, in recognition of ed angle, Estonia.
rector of student publications, the
last Morris Beebe and Zeke Shaver, aslowing the Kernel since I left
which to crown their "queen-electIn support of his thesis he points
of the Ken itorial work by President McVey.
A. Baute. secretary
year. I used to think the whole sistant editors.
Pledging of 14 to "SuKy. campus Billy Dunlap. or else they would to studies which show that the men- - editor of the Kernel, the editor of
tucky Poultry Improvement Asso
Members of the faculty were d
the Kentuckian. the business aent
idea of Clearing House was OK bepep circle, and music by Louisville's "lay their plans for the festivities tal ages of college students
ciation.
picted as leading characters in a Jimmy Skaggs and his orchestra
;of the University, and the two vice- cause it invited comment. But now
according to their own ideas."
11 will .V JO MIAI1
J J LU1 0. fcllV presidents
Al W
of the student body."
The annual banquet, at which Mr. humorous skit, "Conclave of the Im- will be
it seems the type of comment
at the dance FriThe meeting was called as a basis about 50 per cent of the entrants
Clearing House gets and even asks
'
Shrader will be the pniicipal speak- mortals," presented by a group of day night In the Bluegrass room of for laying further plans for the en- leave college before the Junior year, i This committee, corresponding to
the present board of student pub
for U just outright injurious comer, will follow at 6:30 p. m. In the seniors.
the Union.
gineers' protest over the May Queen and that individualization should be lications, will have a majority of
ment. Where is your discretion?
Union building. Dr. W. S. Webb,
preserved within mass education.
Thursday. Presielection held last
members, which are in the
It Is not my intention to defend Tea. Discussion, Luncheon On head of the physics depar-men- t,
Dean Boyd reveals that the Col- student
dent Beard expressed personal disminority on the present board
(.Continued on Page Two)
Schedule Arranged For
speak. Robert Cleveland,
will also
approval of the plan but promised lege of Arts and Sciences is now
2 "Fraternity and sorority adWeek-En- d
secretary-treasurprogram, "apof the show, will
to find out where SuKy stands on developing a two-yeministration shall be in the hands
present the awards. Ben Butler,
the question when it meets tnis al propriate to the low raters in sub- of the Interfraternlty and Pan HelThe Association of Women Stu- superintendent, will act as toatl-- 1 ur. Herman I. Schleslnger.
ject matter and methods of InstrucM. D. Harrison, Graves county ternoon.
lenic councils fas at present". The
dents will entertain all mothers atThe banquet. 75 cents per fessor of chemistry at the University cattleman, will be guest of honor
for the engineers' tion." Combined with state-wid- e
Spokesmen
Interfraternlty
week-en- d
tending the
given in then- nlate. is open to the public.
of Chicago, will deliver a lecture on at the fljinual dairv honor banauet committee said they first ran their testing in the high school and with president of the
council and the president of tlie
By ALLLNB l WINLK
honor with a tea from 4 to 6 p. in
"The Hydrides of Boron" at 4 p. m..
fiairv rluh to be candidate "as a joke." later switched individual guidance in the college, Pan Hellenic council shall act as
th. TTniversitv
Thursday afternoon in the Music
the new program will Include some
Thursday. May 4. in the lecture held at 6.30
m Thursday. May 4. over to dead earnestness in attempts
g
members of
room of the Union building.
,
room of Kastle hall.
to protest against the "manner in of the present college courses and the Student Legislature."
May Day Extracts
,h TTninn hniirtinir
Gypsy Jo Davis and Elna Winkler
Council ran the some new ones which will either not
After receiving his bachelor and
X. "Germany is one of the most
3 "There shall be a committee
Mr. Harrison, a breeder of Jersey which the Student
count toward
are
of arrangements.
doctor of science degrees from the cattle, was selected for the annual election." Another spokesman em- count only if graduation or will t of student standards for women
heavily-arme- d
nations of the world Dean In chargeBlanding,
the grade Is A or B,
Jean-nett- e
point that the idea beG.
Sarah
Miss
Unlversity ot Chicago, Doctor Schle- - honor on a basis of outstanding phasized the
today, thanks to our strength, and
and a committee of student stand- Dean Boyd explains.
Prof W S Webb head of the singer spent two years studying
Scudder, Mary Lou McFar
in; serVice to the dairy industry in hind the demonstration was to build
thanks to our friends."
hos wn asitPrt
ards for men. Each of these
spirit.
a better school
land, and Ruth Johnston will be
in the Kentucky.
Adolf Hitler.
will respectively govern dis- to serve as a member of tne com- Germany. He
91
Spoke Campaign Chairman Peter
gives biggest military in the receiving line. Registration mittee on basic needs in American preparation of the international
on arrangements
2. Russia
icipline, dormitory regulations, etc
.mujr
The committee
display ever seen in Red Square, will take place in the Union build- Archaeology, a group which has critical tables, and is an associate for the banquet consists of Murrell Bourbaki. "Dunlap's entire campaign
Claims!'01- - iromen ni for men students." m
a satire on the
stressing the Soviet Union's pre- ing prior to the tea.
(4) "There shall be a facultyLudwick and Stanley Howard. Those was meant to be
been formed to give advice and re- editor of Chemical Abstracts.
Dean Blanding will speak on "Ob- commendations, concerning archaeNumerous papers reporting stu- interested in darying are invited to 'every girl a queen" idea.
paredness for any emergency.
May 31 has been set as the tenta- - student welfare ...committee . . which
Friday night members of the en. ..,
.
calling for military con- jectives of a College Education ological projects all over the coun- dies which Dr. Schleslnger has made attend. Price per plate will be 65
3. Bills
..11 . ... "
w
'
scription of men aged 20 years for Friday morning at a discussion try.
in physical and Inorganic chemi&try cents. Everett Stephenson, president gineering college staged a parade of live date for the Senior Ball, Dance T
protest, marched tnrougn tne uni- Chairman J. Lee Friedman an- six months training introduced in meeting for mothers. Representa
3 "The president of the student
Professor Webb was asked to serve have appeared, the more recent of the club, announced.
versity's dormitories, and the frater- - nounced yesterdav.
the British House of Commons.
tives from each class will talk on because of his interest and exten- ones dealing with the hydrides of
body shall be responsible directly
.
nity and sorority districts.
somebcaidej
included on the committee
Who was it that once said
"The Composite College Woman
sive research in the field. He is of boron. The public is Invited to
892
Committee members pointed out Priedman are Kappa oelu Jean to the president of the University."
thing about peace?
A luncheon, arranged by Charlotte the only instructor south of the Ohio attend the lecture.
i6 "All meetings of the Student
they had nothing whatsoever AbeI Uld
that
Legislature are open to the entire
Percival and June Mehne, will fol River who was asked to participate
uu lire j.i..i...B
lO QO
Dogpatch, Kentucky
.T
.
A total of 892 alumni registered
Th, n- -uj
tn h. rhrf,, W
noon in the Union building. in this work.
student ooay.
at the University headquarters dur- orange mottoes on campus sideThe docket for the month of May low at
by th" In iU conclusion the outline reds
da"ce
walk! expressing their belief that
ing the last KEA. Prof. Maurice F.
la the Woodford County Circuit
Unton centralized booking agency, tnus: "Respectfully submitted by
MANNING SPEAKS
HIGH SCHOOL OPEN HOl'SE
Dew rations ir the centers of the Seay, head of the educational ad- unaffiliated pranksters had taken
Court, Versailles (a placet. Includes
the Committee on Reorganization
advantage of their own activities in Friedman stated.
WAC banquet April
tables at the
3SI cases.
ministration department, and chair"
'
Dr. John W. Manning, professor of 23 in the I'nion have been report;
of Student Government to be rati- The University high and ele
man of relations has announced. In- an unfair manner. The paintings
Of these 388 cases to be tried in
MOORE IS IMPROVING
ned by the student body in general
ed missing. Women attending the cluded in this group were 739 for- were being removed by specially a place), mentary schools will hold open house political science, spoke on the "Futhe court at Versailles
Martha Moore. Arts and Sciences convocation Thursday, May 4. and
dinner evidently thought they were mer students, and 153 visitors. There dispatched students late yesterday
288 are dog cases, involving license for, parents and friends from 4 to ture of Democracies" at a meeting
senior, was reported yesterday to be to be submitted to the University
5 p. m . and 7 to 0 p. in., Wednesday. of Phi Alpha Theta, national honsouvenirs. They are asked t return were 38 calls for teachers at the afternoon.
tags, bites and what have you.
orary history fraternity, yesterday in them to the Union information placement bureau of the education j Student Council President Sid improving satisfactorily at the Good 1.senate for action Monday. May 8.
Seems the dogs really rate in Leslie Betz Is chairman of
i Continued
Samaritan hospital.
iContinued on Page Three)
on Pae Four
the Union building.
desk, WAC officials stated.
college, he reported.
Versailles.
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form of fjrtvernment and
has emphasized ihe need for reorganization.
Tiainiiig for leadership, training for democracy,
training for citizenship, centralization of
opinion and desires in an effective instrument lor esecuiing these desires, necessity for a
body lo dispense with present
overlapping student programs and meetings, t he
erving need for a better relationship Ivrtweeii
:pxsing campus groups and between faculty
and students all have leen stressed, emphasized,
and summoned.
'ifk
A short lime ago, the pnil on the question
showed that an overwhelming majority of students would "supori an intelligent move for a
new form of student government." Now, two
davs
the meeting, it is still impossible to
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maiter. If. on the other hand, a good turn-ou- t
is had and those in attendance voice their criticism atul suggest ions, it is the Kucnt.i.'s sincere
belief that the University of Kentucky will be
well 011 ihe wav to bigger and better things.

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Oillege men and women
last

wale he'd

develop-

"join up."
American college men anel women viewed
this picture with nausea.
Ihe majoiity ask
themselves if this is a joke, a Mull to hold oil
war. a valient cllon to lake cheer! till v what is
a tiagie incident, or il England, loo.
lias gone "mobilization mad."
A resume of editorial opinion throughout the
I'nited Slates is agreed lhat sooner or later the
Rome-Berliasis anel other Euroeaii factors
will lead into another world war. a war lhat
few denv will Ik letween ihe "haves" and tin
"have tiots."
Opinions gaihered from leading American
newspapers during the past week show, however,
that eelitors throughout the I'nited Slates are
convinced that this nation either as arbitrator
or rontrihuiing participant has no pan in the
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situation.
Wheiher that editorial opinion

What's this rumor about the engineers going
to get together to secede from the I'niversity?
Well, the New Yoi-- World's Eair got underIf it's a success G rover will still
1h Whalen; if ii flos the bondholders will Ik
way Sunday.

(Think Hard.)

Scenr
(Hurray for Yander Meet)
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Cincinnati win bv

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high schooler.

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and will be

weight v enough to saicguaid the I'nited Slates
in the subsequent conllict abroad remains to Ik
ven. It IS wcighiv enough lo prevem American
"eage r lo join up."
bovs from
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We don't know how Army men feel about it,
but if we were a general and a war started, we
would feel pretty silly laying a wreath on a
grave and saying, "Eafavette we are here
again."
By

It All Depends
On Thursday Night

ihe wav, wlto was Mav Queen year IkIoic

lasi!--

lliursd.iv nighl will bullish the crucial tesi
ol llie pioposed I01111 ol sluileiil gov t i mucin .
7 p. m.. in Alumni g ninasium. students and
imc iiic'iiiIkts ol ihe laiullv will gather in a
mass incciing lo go over ihe coiislilutimi on
which it
k s of the reorganization commiilee
have been working lor weeks. At thai lime, the
general plan will Ik- summarized, the needs lor
government cxpicsscd. and ihe
ihe
principal faults in ihe plan ironed mil.
Evei since I lie rcoiganiation committee was
apMiinled. and eve n Ik lore, the Kikmi has
given examples and illustrations ol the elclu i

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over ro Guignol Saturday nighl
"Tovarie h." a remarkable production.
All ihe reviews we read of the plav didn't give
Sam Nuikols and Tom Downing half enough
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Hi Yo Silverman, Away!

W. O. C. writes in to straighten
out R. T. S. as to internre:u. ion of
Barb: "Perhaps he will be satisfied
to learn that the word F.artarian-s- .
as contrasted to Greeks wa used
by no less a person than St. P;it:l

himself in a letter to the ch irrh at
is found in tr.e
Rome Tnis let-c- r
cngusn eiuie. ieneia.iy fyarnea as
book.
a rather decent
The
rpecific passage is Romans 1:1V I
am debtor both to the Greeks and
to the Barbarians, both to the wise
and to the unwise." Maybe the Kernel writer who desenb-- d the In- dependents in barbed laneune w:s
using a 'leaner" on the above passage. If so. that would f.irrs;.,h R
T. S. with his decent interpreation ."
W. G. C. . The tip
staff of the
Kernel goes into ofrice officially today . . . organization officers ou'hi
to make it a point to attend Mortar Board's conference today . .
meeting
don't forget the ma
Thursday nisjht . anc". so to prc-- s
at 10 o'clock