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Kentucky Triumphs
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berian born violinist, was well re- plation" by Brahms-Heifet- z
received by a large and enthusiastic vealed Kaminsky at his best. The
as he performed brilliant- result was a genuine, rich, melodic
audience
ly in the first Sunday afternoon
beauty.
of the second semester SunThe brilliant technical treatment
day in Memorial Hall.
of the dashing and fiery "Zapateado"
gave by Sarsate produced many interThe gracious young artist
an extremely likable musical pro- esting effects. The gay and sprightmu-sica- le

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Kaminsky Plays llrillianlly
Before Enthusiastic Audience

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Revised System
For Campusites
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FIVE STUDENTS

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VOLUME XXXI

H'ESDAY ISSUE

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Fads like Monopoly and Chinese
Kentucky's Wildcats made-i-t
military students
Five
checkers are usually invented, get
of the graduating class of the Unitwo in a row over Georgia
their publicity, sweep over the
versity were selected Saturday as
gram. The "Concerto In E Minor" ly "La Campanella" of Paganini-KicislTech's Engineers last night
country for a few months, and then r. '
candidates for lieutenants' commisby Conus was played with a great
was played with all of the
game which
die. But the kill-tiin Alumni gym when they
sions in the regular army by a travdeal of expression. A beautiful, sing- virtuosity desirable in its
keeps coming back is bridlge.
eling board of four army officers.
Rambh'ng,
conquered
ing tone quality enhanced the plain-- i
Fraternities are breeding bridge
The quintet, which underwent a
tive and tender melodies of the
The violinist played last the "Pol
This marked
Wreck. 60-4forori-tie- s
fiends like never before and
rigid physical examination included
however, inj0naise in d Major" by Wieniawski.
v.ork. Occasionally,
are holding their benefit bridge
the seventh conference vic- cadets Col. R. V. Gaines. Jr.. Lieut.
more rapid passages, a faulty into The grand Polonaise rhythm, and
parties weeks ahead of their usual
i i tory for the Elue men and the
Col. Walter P. Reed. Lieut. Col.
nation and lack of clarity were no- the restless quality of the beautiful
HERMAN KIRSCHXER
schedule.
Sherwood L. Boughton, Lieut. Col.
ticeable.
melodies was well expressed.
sixth win in succession.
Reason: The master mind of the!
Robert V. Allen and Major Carl L.
His bund will jjlay fur the an
Tremendous vitality and excep- The piano accompanist, Bernard
Kittens Win
Ely Culbertson. has pubCombs.
nutil Military Dull Sutudui tional bowing skill characterized the Frank, provided satisfactory sup- if- lished a new set of rules.
I In the preliminary game, the
Five infantry students will be seinterpretation of the compositions port to Kaminsky throughout the
Kentucky Kittens defeated Cum
Pctime In Sickness
lected this spring from this corps night in the Union.
by Kreisler and Bach. Notable also program. Frank alone played "Fan- as Big
berland Junior College 50-Culbertson. the man who has made
area, which Includes Kentucky,
were the effects produced by deli taoie" and "Mazuika" by Chopin
p. million
Ed Lander dropped in 12 points for
off the game with his
"Capriccio" by Dohanyl.
Indiana, and West Virginia.
and
Ohio.
cate shading.
the man;
the little Blue.
books and "autobridges"
The quota for the entire country is
who never plays for less than $10 a
The first half was slow with the
50.
a
point was sick in the hospital
Wildcats playing listlessly and the
Of the five selected at this Univerfew months ago. and, having nothing
Engineers unable to take advani
in i r m urn
aa
sity, two were students at the Uni- else to do, figured out some revisions
tage of the Cat lethargy. The secRamsey,
versity. They are Lloyd
BRIDGE EXPERT BOLES
to his fundamental system.
ond canto became a farce in the ast
judged best in the corps area, and
Culbertson published the rules of
Interprets new rule changes.
five minutes when Adolph Rupp's
Robert Dickerson, who placed eighth.
system and bridge reached a
his
stbstltutes joined with the EnginBoth are now in the twenty ninth in-- !
never
peak of popularity it had
stumble-sessioeers in
not been called yet. Coach Downing
fantry as instructors and are located
known before. His theory is still
Ramsey Scares First
expecting at least two good pros- Benning Ga.
is
at Fort
practiced by about 20.000.000 people
pects to report Foster Kaiser, who
Lloyd Ramsey sent the Wildcats
but the tournament players in the
Each student nominated by one of
away on a fast break with a gratis
has played as Lee Huber's doubles
last few years have had to make
the ROTC colleges will be given a
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partner in several state meets, and
changes to get the most out of their
shot which Boneyard Johnson
number corresponding to his rat- rroi. a. n. jjuwnuig enters ma QjiDert Krentler a former KMI
matched. Staker and Akers followed
cards.
jing in the corps area. The top five
Herman
Kirschner's orchestra, twentieth year as coach of the Wild- with charity tosses to put KenSo the old masier is revising his
,
.... wees, as me player, w .ho has also had exDerience
.
will be offered commissions, ana u which- reent!v r'n.rl an
mis
CAPT. LEE HI BLR
tucky ahead
Ramsey came
original system to keep pace with
any refuse, commissions will be of- ment at the Old Vienna restaurant cat tennis learnindoor practices in in state meets.
netmen begin
Assisting Coach Downing with the
the tourney players. More than any- I'ilots his Wilditit iiunh t to, back with a shot from the side to
fered to the ranking alternates.
inq Cincinnati, will play for the an- -, the gym annex
capthing else he is stressing distriburun the count to
freshmen will be Earl Sneff,
Blackwell
With six experienced strokers re- - tain of the Cat tennis squad in 1932. its sixth stiuiiiht vutoi.
tion the only weakness in the orimade it 6on a free throw but
ua.i mi
uciu 1 ivu i ivj id Sat- turning to the racquet wars, pros- - wno is at the University doing grad- ginal set of rules.
Ramsey followed with a long shot
urday night in the Bluegrass room pects for
this season shine a little Uate work.
John Boles, second year law stuto send it to
of the Union building.
campus bridge
brighter than last year, when the
dent and
After battling icy weather almost
While Brewer and Allen were
authority. explains
Culbertson 's
dunking such shots. Blackwell and
s'
its special arrangements of dance
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re- changes as follows:
Kentucky's ambitious Catfish
Searn were counting long ones. AJc- -:
UP.SlX
numoers, the orchestra played last'1,2
cn kePt
Culbertson 's nem- book with the turned to practice yesterday after
Ce an average showing at the
ers blasted one from way out. but
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summer on the Islond Queen. Cin- - !ve tKentucky weath
revisions and his comments will be a disastrous trip into the South had
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put their hopes at low tide. Whipped
on sale March 1.)
ment a Sewanee. The site of the
Moore is the featured vocalist.
spring, according to a tenta- - tourney has not been decided for
handily by Tennessee,
and
Changes Explained
Allen Scares Fran Side
29 To Be Pledged
e Schedule rleaSe?, by CC
ys. but
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The Student Standards committhis year' Coach Dwnm8
In response to an opening 2. outsplashed by Georgia Tech,
Twenty-nin- e
men will be pledged
put tne Englneer, closer on
any action in to
'ernoon. he
demand bid. any 6 card suit or any ' the Kentucky mermen managed to tee declined to take
the Scabbard and Blade Satur-- , Downing yesterday shots with ten it wiU probably be Atlanta or NashBarry Bingham, owner
pub--: a tree tnrow. out Brewer added a
,
vine
fair 5 card suit should be shown sink Tusculum college with a final determining the standing of Reprej Cats will match in
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rati tout and Allen twtatpri nn
plav
sentative Jack Lovett in the Stuthe
Tentative Mhedule for the season folimmediately although the hand has spurt,
Usher of the Louisville Courier - 1, ,
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by criet Colonel R. U. teams and will
meet- Mar - 9' lows:
came dent Legislature at a meeting yesKentucky's
Stephenson
no other strength.
April 14 DePuw. here.
Journal, will be the speaker at the scored two more loopers as Black-fir- st
Gaines. Jr., president of the organi-- !
10April 10 Tennessee, there.
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It used to be that you had through for the Blue in the diving terday afternoon in the Union build- zation.
April 17 Georgia Tech, there.
convocation of the semester. well and Lewis were keeping the
to have the ace. king, and three at Georgia Tech as he annexed first ing.
Acrit IS 6eane. there.
Selected on a basis of scholarship Iluber T Lead Team
at 10 a m.. Friday, in Memorial Hall Techmen even.
April lvVndertllt. there
Bob Allen had
place and his teammate, Curtis, took
SGA President
little cards or the queen, jack, ten'
Heading the roster lor 1941 will
high military and civilian
and
April 21 Western State Teachers, there.
drove m for lwo more P01""
Bingham, whose topic will be "In
and two little cards to rebid a suit, over the second spot. It made three designated the Standards commit- characteristics were Lynn Allen, be Lee Huber, captain, who played
May a Wayne, here.
e 'n. With the
Notre Dame. here.
.rsriimtHl .mm and Hera SDUn
To rebid now, you only have to have wins in a row for Stephenson as he tee to investigate Lovett's standing, Eminence; Ed Bown, Jr.. Cloverport; in the number one post last year; May 3 S. 9. 10 Southeastern conference Time nf Trisi"
May
S3"20'
Lovded one
Harvard, magna cum laude. He has score
the king. Jack and three little cards had previously won this event in the which was challenged during
Hedges nnrl tourney.
Dave Brown. P&ducah; Joe Dunlap, Ornnt Iwis Rillv
May l
meets. ett's filibuster at the last meeting
Cincinnati.
been a member of the Courier-Journfir thf rmrfn irvlr ten nnri three Tennessee and Tusculum
Lexington; Mead Ferris, Anchorage; Heinz Seelbach members of last
May 17 Michigan State, here.
Murray forfeited this event in ihe of the assembly. After the commitstaff since 1930 and presi- with two free tosses. In a fraction
little cards.
Joe A. Gayle, Lexington; Russell year's squad. From the freshman
only other meet this yew. tee decided that the case required L. Gresham, Lexington;
dent and publisher of the paper before halftinte. King pushed one
3 Now you can open the biding Catfish's
James W. squad of last year will be Omar Rut- jgfQj
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interpretation of the constitution,
in to give Kentucky a
lead.
since 1937.
on a four card suit in which there! The Tusculum victory had some-i- s
llff and Marshall Smith.
which was deemed to be outside Harris, Anchorage; Henry R.
He is also owner of radio station Temp Picksthe queen and three minor cards thing of a Garrison finish to it. for the Standards functions, the case
more experienced netrr-'.'n- ,
JJg
Two
Lexington; Bernard JohnThe
WHAS; trustee of Bcrca college tpmnn second stanza picked up in
lirovided the hand has an honor Kentucky went into the last event was returned to President Allen for son, Lcxinston;
A. C. Karstrom. uavc ruigiana ana vviimore uarieu.
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with KVn r
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count of tour. If you have the four) trailing the Greenville, Tenn.. boys, further action.
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president ot the Kentucky Children's ;
Evanston, 111.; Addison Lee, Louis- will be available. These two were
to a long lead. Famsley and Staker
of Lexington business men. ROTC. Hcme
count, you can open the bid-- 1 Curtis. Etscorn, Johnson and Hillen-din- g
honor
and direclor 0, th
Lexington; members of the 1939 team but were
ville; Calvin
Elected Last Spring
on five card suit, all of which meyer got together in the
Newspaper Publishers as last yeVr
Lovett was elected arts and sen- - j William D. Maxedon, Lexington:
Wildcats a 13 point lead. Georgia
Ull lllC eirttinil
tUt tCHIIl,,
ill UC IHBU1''-relay, however, and put the Catfish
are lower than the 10.
ior men's representative by and R. Douglas Montondo, Lockport, N. prospect is Frank Miller, a trans campus it was announced mis wee
4
Tech found the baskets closed to
(41 If vou have an honor count of, in the winner's circle with at
hi-- s
play by military officials.
Lexingfer from Morehead, who will
He
served on the boards ofi,h(llr
,
from Uie arte and sciences college Y.; James A. McConathy,
onrf fai,
r.
you win.
& half in your hand
-- tut me wai,
one and
uau.
tuai,
last spring. He registered as a grad- ton; George Nollau, Lexington;
organizaiions a
"i-""The organization
j untu
have ordered
o tne
field
Etscorn added wiother pool record uate student this fall and received Bernard O.Nan, Henderson; A. R. Other candidates who have reported
dont answer with the old
'he Southern Conference of Human
five Urget pistois and competitive
to his credit as he ploughed to a degree this February. Since the Patterson, Louisville; Thomas N.
555 They managed to pick
you bid the best suit you have.
auu mc luubvuk
0. c
nj- target piactice snooting wm be held,
"auu, ivuuii t
points on charity tosses to
free style.
victory in the
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Weaker
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oeiore iormaiion 01 teams, tnese
remind Kentucky that thev were
Next on the schedule for Coach provisions for continuation in of- ington; Haskell Ross, Lexington; Al- - Frosh Prospects Good
is weak5t An opening
will be the first pistol teams ever
Mr. Bingham recently presented a! still there
swim- - fice, Lovett's status probably will
d
er. It takes only a 3'-- j honor count Jimmv Shropshire's
Although the freshman team has organized on the campus.
(Continued on Page Threei
sum of money to the University u
5roke the ice on a long
ming team is the meet at Richmond. be determined by constitutional inand it is not a demand bid.
... Cow.u.i...iiK o
v
vmu Shot. however, but the Blue men
February 22. where Kentucky and terpretation.
6 You can raise your partner in
carnPhad amassed 50 points by then and
Michigan State will tangle in a dual
Further action on the case is exhis suit if you have the Jack. ten. meet.
The Men's Glee club, under the the goal scarcely made a dent.
pected to be taken during the legthe old
minor card
and a
riirfvtinn . rf TVnnlH ......... rill ctnw
tlllnn
Michigan State, incidently. will be islature meeting, which opens at
am- - Becomes .oneav
count.
p. m., today, in Room 20 of the
3t tne convocation.
witn ftve mmutes left the game
only one honor host to this year to the National 8
7t Now you need
meet and Union building.
Swimming
Collegiate
became a "Comedy of Errors" after
count in your hand to raise your
Coach Shropshire expressed little Absentees To Be Dropped
Kentucky had substituted freely.
ixirtner's opening bid, provided you hope for a win over the strong
The Standards committee also
the stumbling and falling.
, Between
have three trumps. If you have
'
ruled that any member, absent
Jim King was able to score two goals
trumps, you have to have a one Michigan team.
four
from meeting two consecutive times
while Dave Crosby helped the En- plus honor count.
without valid excuse, will be drop-le- d
Inters' cause with two. The gun
8i If you have a six card major
automatically from the- roll.
player
sounded as a Kentucky
suit and a two plus honor count
validity of an excuse will be
The
By BETTY J.WE flOH
em timed from a confused scramble
not the old two and a half count
determined by the chairman of the
displaying the balL
you can open.
group.
Reminiscent of the Queen Anne proudly
Ten Univerity students and
you have two four card
Carl Staker led the Kentucky of9
If
era, with its he&dy wine, powdered
Seats of the senior women's reamong the 55 law
suits, one of which is a club, and graduates were
wigs, and
brocades, are fense with 14 points, followed by
were admitted to prac- presentative of the agriculture colthe necessary two and a half honor students who
the original Illustrations for Thack- Jim King with 13. Carlon Lewis vas
lege and the freshman women's
Appeals Friday,
count always bid the club first. tice by the Court of
eray's "History of Henry Esmond" Tech's high point man with 13
having passed the December delegate will be filled by election
points.
Otherwise always bid the highest after
now on display in the library.
at tonight's legislature meeting.
bar examinations.
ranking suit.
Drawn In 1896 for a specie first i
Students include Michael A. How-ad- President Allen said. The vacancies
10
If you have a bidable suit.
edition
of William
Makepeace
William Lewis were created when Helen Horlacher
Winchester;
id not the two and a half honor
Thackeray's novel, the 72 drawings
Bowling Green; Joe and Dorothy Evans, who occupied
count but just a two count, you can Matthews, Jr.,
the seats last semester, did not enare the work of T. H. Robinson, well
oen if you have six honor cards R. Johnson, Jr.; and Robert C. jroll th's term.
known illustrator of that period. The
Edgar
Howard
Clinton;
Stone,
in your hand.
illustrations, ranging in size from
Trent, Jr.; and Robert F. Houlihan,
'1 ' A singleton or a void is count7 by 12 to 18 by 24 Inches, we done'
both of Lexington.
ed us a plus value not as an one
with pen and brush in black rnl
Charles J. Bcntley,
Graduates
half honor count.
white.
Perkins
j Mount
Olivet;
Kenwid
Major
W.
Found In Basement
Somerset;
Hamilton,
A business iiieetiim of the Dairy
Final registration figure for the
Gardner. West Liberty; and Paul M.
Four years ago the drawings were riub ,ni he held at 7:30 p.m. totla
second semester was 3498 persons
Runyan, Lexington.
found in an art dealer's basement in the Dairy building. Clifton
$351.75
Monday night, last time students
in New York city. Cleaned and represident, announced.
could enroll.
it
paired, they now travel, accompanAnnuiil contributions to the
Sports nisjht will be held from 8 to
This more than a hundered short
ied by explanr tory literature, and
YMCA. solicited during rec- 10 tonight in the Women's gym. Men
of the number enrolled for the se
istratio'i week, amounted to S351.75.
j i first edition of the novel they illus- - and women attending are asked to
cond semester l&st year, 3600, and is
Bai t Peak. YM secretary, announc- trate. to displays throughout the wear rubber-sole- d
shoes.
even farther from the 3720 enrolled
d yesterday. Although the figure
ColTee
United States.
The Lambda chapter of Signut
first semester, this year.
fell a little below last year's Mr.
Thackeray's "History of Henry Es- -' Pi Sigma, will meet at 7:30 p.m toEnrollment has not reached the
Peak attributed It to the smaller! Inaugurating a series of
mond" is a novel relating the check- - day In the chapter room at Pence
day afternoon coffee hours under high set in 1939-4- 0 either this year,
ered. stormy life of a young noble nau. new memoers wiu oe seiecten
The entire fund is spent for the direction of the Forum committee. or any semester previously. Prior
man in the time of Queene Anne, at the meeting.
a to 1939, enrollment had been climb,n, Ue Bluegrass
YM program which includes an em- - "HoI"'se Farm
Henry, after an unsuccessful court- icuiiiKcuiur jiiuvic viui ing after the alltime low of 800
The campus service committee wi'l
preship of ten years duration, marries meet at 4 p.m. Wednesday to
e
fcocial service
and religl- - narrative description, will bein the students in
sented at 4 p.m. Wednesday
mother of Beatrix, the girl he cuss the marriage forum series t
ous speakers.
Music room of the Union.
has loved in vain. It is this new be held in March.
"The Blood Horse," local magarnair which forms the basis of a
I N ION N OTES
zine, is presenting a film which will
sequel to the novel. "The Virgin-- 1 Today :
be shown by Brownie Leach, pubians ", which has recently been film-- !
B. S. V.. 6 p.m.. Room. 2Uo
licity director of the Keeneland
Students and townspeople interStudent legislature.
pm.
Debaters from Washington and Racetrack association and former ested in acquiring a reading knowAction lilibtruU-Room 204
Lee university will meet the uni- - sports editor of the Lexington
ledge of German may still enroll
Typical of the sketches, is the
t'uurltajl ol
Wednesday
Thursday night in McVey der.
HOl'UlM' MEHEN HALTS 'H1GIISCOKEK' AKEHS
night course in
Kirby Page committee. 4 p.m . Y
lustration of Dr. Tusher, a principal
Showing all horse farms in the In the
hall. Prof. W. R. Sutherland of the
language being offered by Prof.
character
The meek room. room.
English department announced yes- - Lexington area, the picture deals that
tided morally by Guard Hull man left), Tennessee's llemie Meheri blot ks a shot bx ken mannered of the novel. pictured
old doctor is
especially with the Idle Hour, Cal- - Paul K. Whitaker.
in Thursday
tcrday.
The class, which was organized tiuky's Marvin Akers Saturday night. Akeis went on to lead the H'ildtati to a
Dance committee. 5 p.m.. Room
victory, how- dishabille, spectacles on the tip of
ill be, umet, and Claiborne Stud farms.
Subject for the debate
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Thursday night, will meet at 7:30 ever, while Ilouilini' took a seat on the bench
his
"Resolve: that the nations of the The last ten minutes of the
alter jiiling it lour fcronal fouls and a ntul overnose., and stockings falling down 204
black pumps resplendent with
p.m .
hemisphere shall unite and ing are devoted to scenes in Keen- - pjn. today In room 205, AdministraGamma Tau Alpha.
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IKS., FEB. 18, 1911

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tittem filed unionization mowmenls in (irorgia,
Alabama, and Mississippi. Sowadnyx its at lions
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meet on the hardwood in I9fl. Perhaps this
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he Daily Sort hwestern , of F.vans'on. i in i .
also i ik iiu.il. I he CAA is milil.i' . noi tiyii
itaiuing. as Ix lev eel. the publication wains, and
aelviss CAA enrollees lhe-- are praciieallv joining In- air corps. The naming is like a puppet,
seeiniuglv wiihoui sirings aiiached. I he Dmly
Sun. ol (jine II. disputes the- Southwestern.
iheCA.X is not concerned wilii .leve loping
iniliiaiv pilots." The civilian pilo's taki- ilie
tiaining lx-- ause vnne elav thev migh; wain to llv
llieir own planes, and Ixcause ihev lik:- to llv.
sav s t he Sun.
Affeci on the t iv ilian moiale is lb-- uo'. woi hv
(act of ifte CAA. the Mithigan State .V ;.. ai
Lansing, declares. The instructing of gKl pilots
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(,lif 'st Commitlpp Kecjuests Thai U.S.
Exp rvssvs Th an ks National Anthem
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impresses on the public a Ixtler undeist.:ndin To the Editor of The Kernel:
of ihe vital need for a strong air forte in th- - di
As members of the student com-- r.
lense program. Removal of ignoranc: ol the i.Us which solicited contributions
aerial need is partly alx'tled bv ihe CAA. the for the Community Chest, we would
like to take this opportunity to
.Wiiw asserts.
thank the following campus organizations for their gifts or pledges
Although editorialized proficiently in ihe edi- to the fund:
Alpha Gamma Rho, Alpha Sigma
torial columns of the dailies, first track ai
situation in F.urox" was viewed the oilier Phi. Kappa Sigma. Kappa Alpha.
Fhi Delta Theta. PI Kappa Alpha,
day in the exchange by thf Dukr Chronitle, of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Sigma Nu.
Duke university. To the Chronitle, the blame lor Triangle.
Alpha Xi Delta, Chi Omega. Delta
the seriousness of the siiuation falls on the heaie
Delta Delta, Delta Zeta, Kappa Delol America ami Britain f a great degree, anil a ta. Zeta Tau Alpha.
Alpha Chi Sigma. Alpha Zeta,
readv solution lies on the I'nited Stales' deterEnmination to say "yes" or "no" to the British American Institute of Electrical Megineers, American Society of
Blockade.
chanical Engineers, Cwens, the Dairy
Few Americans, who sit down lo three comloii-abl- club, the Home Economics club, the
Kentuckian, The Kentucky Kernel,
meals a day. fail lo tealize that Norway's Mortar Board, Omicron Delta KapFinland's ancl Poland's IimmI iniMrts have been pa. Phi Upsilon Omicron.
The Pitkin club, the Student Gov
stilled, and rexirls say that Belgium's lood reernment association. SuKy. Tau
serves will lx- dissipated in alut three weeks, Eeta Pi. the
club, the "K" club,
the pa xt savs. The United Stales, bv shipping the Women's Athletic association,
IimmI
can stimulate "intellectual resistance" the Panhellenic council, and the
YMCA Senior Cabinet.
againsl ihe Nazis, bin suth opjxisition cannot
The final figure for student conon empty stomachs. To Ik- indiller-- ( tributions to the fund was $238.15.
Signed i
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iti alxiui ihe famine would Ix- ruinous
Margaret Trent
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victor and vauepiish-ed- . John Clore
ecousiruti
Jeanette Graves
Buford Hall
ihe Chronitle predicts.
J. Ivan Potts
Janet Rodes
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tombal lite lamine. ihe Chronitle supports Betty Jane Pugh Peggy Denny

tion to the orchestra world has
been victorious in many polls lately,
winning first place in Down Be&t's
sweet division and coming in first
on Martin Block's contest for all
around bands.
Many people have criticized Miller
for having so many of his arrangeexments so similar. To a certc-itent this may be true, but his arrangements of such songs as Tuxedo Junction, In The Mood, Anvil
Chorus and, most recently. Song of
The Volga Boatmen, have made
them hits. Much of the credit lor
these fine arrangements goes to
Jerry Grayi young arranger formerly with Tommy Dorsey.

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To the Editor of The Kernel:
At the Mississippi game last week,
I requested the band director to
have the band play "The
Banner." He replied that he
did not think that it was appropriate and that they would play "God
Bless America" instead.
Why should he call it inappropriate? Is our national anthem not
GLENN MILLER
good enough for our band to play?
Down neat's poll rated him
wrong for a gathering of AmerIs it
icans to hear our national anthem? S' ii in her One.
Is it wrong to show love and respect
for the land in which we live?
One of the chief factors in the sue
Banner-mig- ht
"The
cess of this band is the precision and
be Inappropriate for a gathperfection with which they perform
ering of fifth columnists but for any their arrangements.
Miller's is a
real Americans it is the most ap- large group, with eight brasses, six
propriate song at all times and at saxes and four rhythm, making a
all places. It is for all of us rich total of eighteen musicians, considand poor, Greeks and Independents, erably larger than the average modern orchestra.
Phi Beta Kappas and
The reception given "The
When jnaking recordings and durBanner" might be inap- ing rehearsals QJenn keeps his men
yes, but it itself could plugging until their performance is
propriate,
never be Inappropriate.
perfect to every note. This absolute
Who wants to hear "On. On, U of precision is not a characteristic of a
K" and "My Old Kentucky Home?" good swing band, but not so long
Let our band give us a song that we ago. Glenn stated to the public that
really should stand up to honor. Let he didn't want a jazz band.
us hear the best song of all "The
There are not so many outstandBanner" the song of ing musicians in the group but all
my own, my native land.
are quite competent and are good
enough. Tex Beneke. in our opinion,
i Signed
is the outstanding soloist in the
N. P. NAPIER. JR.
group. Many rate him one of the best
P.S. On to Berlin!
Harry Denham
Mark Cochrane
tenor sax men in the business. Tex
ihe Hoover plan instigated successfully during Frances Hannah Vernon Albert
also is one of the mainstays in the
belliJane Anne Evans Jim Caldwell
the last war. Mutual cexXTat ion
vocal department of the banu.
Taylor Attends Meet
Ace man in the trumpet section,
gerents Germany and Britain is ahsoluiclv imDean W. S. Taylor of the edu- is Bill May. formerwith Charley
perative, .ihe pajx-- stales the- German, procation college left today for AtBarnet. whose ejrranements are
mising not lo use ihe lood xTuiiitcd bv a relax d
An exhibition of charcoal drawlantic City. New Jersey, to attend clso top drawer. On drums we find
Biiiish blockade to reach ihe beleaguied nations. ings by the drawing class of Prof. a meeting of the American As Maurice Purtill. We heard Purtill
was with'
a few years ago
I lie Hoover
and whv C. R. Barnhart is now on display sociation of School Administrators, Tommy Dorsey when he
plan worked in 101
in the hall of the art department which will be held February 22 to
and again last summer with Miller. He has shown great
nui nw, the Chronitle asks.
in the Biological Sciences building. 28

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would cut the Rriiish lifeline lo India.
from Spain, on the oilier end of the Mediterranean, an .mack will Ix- launched against
III ii:iin
Cihrali.ii In German and Spanish
troops. If the anaik were successful and if the
Nazi troops in the ca-would Ix- Killer's and I lulu si step in I he wot Id .Hl.uk u. mid Ix- - completed,
corrcsx indents explain.
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Second stage of thel Naxi anack will
in the Far Fast, where, lal week, the siorin sig
nals were everv when-- .
Japanese troops plaiiitcl their Hag ai Saigon
and Camranh B.iv bases a sto