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Young Coniciist To Play (Boothe's 'Margin For Error'
Al Sunday Band Concerll Wm Open Al Guignol Monday
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With Musicians
Making its second spP2arance this
season, the University concert band
will play at 4 p. m.. Sunday in Memorial hull, featuring as guest sclo-i- it
old cor- Parley Rol'.ins.
netist from Parkersburg, W. Va.
program will in- The three-pa- rt
elude Russian and Italian selections together with an 1812 overture and a descriptive piece. "Pictures at an Exhibition" by Mous- sorcky. Rollins will play as his
solo. "Carnival of Venice" by Sta-- !
igers.
Launched upon a career at the
age of eight. Rollins has played
under Ferde Grole. Eric Leidzen,
Percy Grainger. Edwin Franko Gold- man. and others. Hi has appeared
frequently in public concerts, and
ttudifrd two summers at the Earnest
Williams camp at Saugertics. N. Y..
rhere he was concert colotst.
The youthful artist came to the
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vcrsity band director, when the lat- ter was conducting a series o fau- d it ions in the Parkersburg high
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Cceds Will Model
Spring Fashions;
Dance To Be Held

"Margin for Error", Clare Boothe's
melodramatic Nazi satire will open
for a week's run at 8:30 Monday in
the Ouignol theatre.
The drama played before record
houses during its professional runs
in Washington and New York and
has been the most popular amateur
production
for the past three
months. Centre Aisle, theater magazine shows.
Clare Boothe's idea of superimposing a murder plot over the satire
against the Nr-z- i regime made thr
play a hit where the other Hitler
satires had failed. New York reviewers said. The play was held on
Broadway for 243 consecutive

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Prize to Be Given
For First Solution
Of Mystery Crime

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Shuleul Loan Bill

FASHION SHOW

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The Kernel and the Student Union will celebrate the 1911 rebut of
Spring with their second annual
Spvin? Fashion show on Friday
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Sent To President
For Approval
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history of the Student
Government ;tssifiatin. the
student loan fund bill, in revised form, brte.ed through
the student legislature Tuesday nitrht without a dissent- injr vote.
The hill will he. submitted
Actiiiy 'resident Thomas I.
1'ooper. w hose approval is

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The show, to be conducted somewhat similarly to tne lniuui on;
last year, will be under the generalBob Hildirection of
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lenrr.eyer. Kernel business mnaager.
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and Jane Anne Evans. Union repre- - I
sentative. Miss Evans worked with
-into efto put the
the committee of last year's show
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Committees Named
fect.
Committees already have been
With funds from a $2,000 appro4
selected to plan the voue display.
priation from the SGA surplus. loan
consists
The orcgnim committee
of f:om $10 to tlOO will be made :o
HAROLD DUNN
RICHARDS SWOPE
nf Rpttv RottoifT. chairman. Lor-- !
students for room, board, tex'.bcok
Two f'A' ii tulrrjti aduatcs ulio will tijjn'ar in ('nignol then- - rajne Cockriel. Pat Fenton. and
or medical service not ofTereci by
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V 1COBBINS
PARLE
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Irr's In nihil lion of "Marvin Tor Liror." Itesln't Inch, thrx will Anna Riesfcy: house committee
the University dispensary
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olui.t for Sunday
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"Margin for Error' should be the
1. KIT. (OL DONNELLY
Ro.
LuciUeEvens and Junie
inusuale.
Allen Praisrt Bill
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Guignol play of the yearj
bertson.
nuil' i ti ll In Sjiartanl'in-Commenting on pussane of the
timely, it is very witty , Details Kept Secret
crime, it was announced at the
because it is
White,
Wardrobe committee-Hele- n
student loan bill las: night. Robert
in pieces, and involves a clever mur- Details of "Margin for Error" have, theater. The same request has been chairman. Louella Barry. El;zabeth
AU"n. SGA president, declared "This
der mystery. The cast has worked, been closely guarded secrets at the made by each theater which pro- - irnrs. and Kathern Lovern: decor
one bill, eve.i if no other legislation
out brilliantly and the staging is the Guignol since production was begun duced the mystery.
Nickeron
ations ccmmittee-Dcdi- e
Thf complete concert program if as folis ever passed, is justification for the
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best of the season." Frank Fowler, over three weeks ago. for the play! The murdering of the German chairman. Doris Chrisman. Bet'v
lows:
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Overture IS15
tio year existence of the Student
Guignol director, said yesterday.
plot consul came near causing an Liter- - Bow Miller, and Martha Obitr; and
Tschiko skv 11
has a complicated
Pictures at an
Herring,
Government association."
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Persons connected with the Uni- - which must not be known to future national incident when the play n'lhlicity committee-Edn- a
Moussorej-liExhibition
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Carnival of Venice
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Staigers
opened in Washington. Nazi diplo- - chairman. Miriam Krayer. Bet' V 111
versity hold all but one of the cast audiences.
Cornet tolo Parley Rollir.e
If the bill meets the approval of
Cam-iPsitions ln the fourth Guignol pro- Italien
Actors and stage workers were mats sent a note to the state de- - Edwards, and Letha Hicks.
Tscliaikowski
10 3 m
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ccm- Pre idem Ccoper. a
r inair i ran me jpera.
aTter the Cords Will Model
j duction.
given strict orders to keep quiet partment immediately
"A Life for the Czar'
Olitika
set UP to in!:nister
m'ttee wl11
Ku&s;an Suilors Dance
Ab Kirwan, head football coach, Schick Has Lead
Oliere
University coeds will model the
about who kills the German consul. show asking censorship or outright
tho tund. one member appointed bv
suppression
jwill be the principal speaker at the
latest in fashionable f armei.'.s.
asbistant professor! while rehearsals are in progress.
Eiaine Schick,
the president of the University, iwo
re- - which
But to Sidney Whipple, noted
will be supplied by
windows and doors were watched
Donnelly. D
Howard
Lieut. Col.
trmversitv senate, and three
viewer. "Miss Boothe treats the en- -i town stores. The parade of mtt!eIs jieut Col. William S. Barrett, and by
Pi. national honorary engineering
This
th
student
leadm8 role of Karl Baumer. a Ger- - and no one entered or left without!
tire idealogy of the Reich govern- - wm descend the winding stair Major A. R. Sanders, of the mili- - Pcriimiitee will con-id- n
fraternity, at 10 o'clock this morning man consul who is also a thief, orders, director Fowler disclsed.
all Eppli- fTPfim I
Memorial hall. The ceremonies b,
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ni utr cstions for loaIVi. COnsiderin2
stu- tary cience aeoarimem.
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traitor anrl shake-rirar- n T
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sense 01 numor is at last of Great hall.
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ii.-ileitis neru aim uui wc vi iuou. ki.
will
Patrick, patron saint of artist.
ho.ior of St.
Downtown merchants, who
Lot been discovered. Guignol om. restored, will be laughed to death."
unit tne ,atter part of this semester.
noia;!tic stantUng. 8nd ability to
Dunn, education college
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cnaineers.
spring oi.vie ween, m
last, meet pavmenw.
Colonel Donnelly announced
cials are offering a cash prize atlRe"1 n0"' rlanned
hirh ill he rn,v.rt Senir- - 'U1 toke the Pa,t Of Dr each performance to the person who A hold-ovperl ormance of "Mar- - ingtoi; next week, also will arrange niaht afer receiving the advuee
Trtr
lcan srat.d. he
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Jay
mens and wo,rr " from the war department.
.about St. Patrick's day. . Monday, Jennies: HiH Haselwood. graduate
the identity of the killer !?in for Eiror" wiu be held March d'sPla's of
titicner must siun a legally enfor- .
C til ft Ant
nlai' T'rvi rtannif . f r.W
Campus cowboys, countn- lopjrs. ; also include initiation of pledges and
f""'
at the end of the first act, provided!" Jur l"e ucl,elu 01 Ule u",vcli"lv L L
colonel DcnneUy will report to ceable rote payable in one year and
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Frances
booths will not be open to the puouc
Bundles for Britain chapter.
and citv speed merchants will get' a banquet next Friday night in the manager, Bouton. Gulgnl bune
the replacement center at Spartans- - signed by a Kentucky resident of
is cast as Sophie Baumer. prize claimant has not seen or read
Student ticket books and Guignol until after the modeling.
a chance to show their best Sunday Phoenix hotel and the annual En- a
to the 21 years of age or older,
the play previously.
speciol burg. S. C: Colonel Barrett Wa,
The Kernel will publish
.eason tickets will not be accepted
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tactics to the state police on March gineer s ball the following night in the consul's wife.
mf n oi unmarnt.d woman
Advance clues given yesterday by i
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so mat f nth
Beti Plays Bason
Union Blucgrass room.
at tne oe.ient periormar.ee
24. when the seco.id annual Safe the
Tex. and Major Sanders to olh,r
the Guignol front office were:
tn'- - well- -, t?is.
m
h linmini the show. Advice on
h. .ntiu
Driving contest gets under way.
The ho lorary will follow the tra- Leslie 'Betz, professor of commerce
1. Every character has a good mo- - j
Othfr provisions of the revised b 11
7", relief or.ani.at on
dressed man and the stylish
Plans for the tests are being com- - ditional ceremony of "tapping" the at University high school, will take tive to kill the consul. Each one
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has CofIee wiu be ;erved in the lounge will wear this spring and deser.p-- 1
pleted by the Student Union and pledges with a wooden eledge ham- - j th.- role of Baron Max von Alven-Th- e a good
transters are not yet ofcia
s.ud(.nu
mei;Sibie lor
chmce to kill him.
between acts of the play by the lions and pictures of styles will betl,e h
Kernel, joint sponsors of the mer to signily selection for mem- - st,0r; Clarence Geiger, dramatics in- tne trailers become offi- - a .secoild loan unle3 ne first ls
2. No character enters or leaves'
hostesses. Students will ush- - featured in the edition.
theater
program.
oersnip. aii engineering classes win structor, has the part of Moe Fin- - v.
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will uv uptll lu Hie puuiu., vciiiuii -- ,.,r(i f
lliliv.ll
iroill
the military department, and Capt. cai aic
room
fecrecy ifged
Error" consisted of Clay Lancaster,
and outdoor Albert, fraternity
29. for both
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Lercy M. Miles and Capt. D. C. Car- k.v
2. Six per cent interest will be
Audiences at the "Margin for Er-- i set designs and are work: Frazier
contests, according to present plans. said
penter will replace Colonel Barrett charged on all notes,
graduate student.
ror" performances will be requested Robards .stage; Marguerite Goody- will be held In Rooms
Indoor tests
DaU climaxing the Tau Beta
and Major Sanders respectively.
Dick Swope, law student, as Horst rot to reveal the murder solution
3. Expenses of administration oi
koontz. properties: Clarence Geiger.
re
204 and 206 of the Union building pi festivities, will present a
and Frank Johnson, as Captain
Captain Miles and Captain car- - the fund will be paid by interest
in order that future audie.ices may technical supervisor; and Howard
Following all night guard duty.
physical and written exami- notch Southern swing aggregation,
complete the cast.
have their chance at solving the Moffett. house manager.
pledges of Pershing Rifles. Company ' penter. graduates o; the Univer- - on the loans
natio.-- s
will be given by Sergeant pnmcis Craig and his orchestra.
reported last week for
4' The loan commute? will meet
l.
will be initiated at dawn Sun- - 'i'LJ' irl
Phythian of the state highway Craig a native Tennessean.
is
John
'n the military department
day. military officials disclosed
police.
known as the "Dean of Southern
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3' rtr.y siuaeiu wiu be ijrante.i
terday.
on road signs and orchestra Leaders." A New York
Examination
thc priv.ledge of examirung the recFifty-fopledges and 39 actives
SllOWIl
road rules are also included in the musjc critii wrote that "his melody
ords of the loan committee, but anv
will leave the University Saturday
jg as intoxicating as Southern fried
indoor program.
An informal agriculture hop, sponMovies on Palestine, the Phillip- - information
o aa:ned can nor tf
for a Kentucky
iver pines. Hong Kc.ig. Ptkmg and Ko- - UoL'd a.s
afternoon
To B Furnish ra
Cars
chicken."
sored by Alpha Zeta .honorary agevidence publicelly or
camp, where they will spend the rea
Outdoor tests will consist of ac- va;elv a?aillst
be snown at 4 p m toduy in
Dance tickets, priced at $1 a cou- - riculture fraternity, will be held
allv of "tne loan t,Pl
Although University students pay
night
tual drivi.ig operations m cars turn- - i
Qr
ftt the
the physics lecture room in Pence
&n nQw Qn
an averat'e oi 54 a week for meals, percent are opposed to having ad- The Kernel.
The camp will be attended by n.ur Thu wlU be tne second
ished by the Union and
Ur .Qn informaUon desk Members 0f Rtnrlent. room nf th- - Aarie..it..rp many on the caniDus scend as little
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va. cea siuuems in nome rjcoiiuimcs aiumni. niemoers oi tne lacuitv oi
State highway police will administer
nf mmvt nf the -- WnrM t M,,t
fraU;rnily and olher engineerlng building.
Passayt cf the bill Tuesday niht
y
"y a 'pl'",1 conIer ana advlse 011 menus- meal the military science department and, Spols" presented under the alls- these tests.
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Originally scheduled for the folstudents also are selling tickets.
committee budgeting, and other phases of meal the company and its pledges. The' pices of the International Relations broueht to a close almost a year o'
PennisUon has b.;n secured from
ST3A 1000 ,nvest,gatlnS
y R norcnc
treasurer, and lowing Friday, the date has been
controve:sy over estitblishment of a
Lexington police to administer the
pianni.ig. me percentage against group will return to Lexington early club a id the political science
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pmn& have charge of charged because of an agriculture
anient ltan fund.
01 3Ia stud(-'lQueried during the paying any lee ior such service was
over various sections
outdoor tsts
partment.
ftnd Fred gteedly w,u dance to be held that night i.i the "urveyThe measure was mtrodiuvd ri.'!-- .
repo, ted that they eat'88-trof town. Bill Karraker,
ents for the decora. Stock Judging pavilion by the Poul- - no
make arra,
in the fust semester by Jack Lovett
sa"1
at all throughout the Little Butter Used
brea"ast
man of the coitest committee
and Home Economics clubs.
tjons
.uts and science senior
About 50 percent of them eat
vesterday.
In an effort to determine the qual- .
but tla, lorni mtt cor.siu,
brcakfast no more than three times iiy 0f milk and butter products used,
Tliis vcar there will be none of
disapproval from the legislaa week. Only 97 breakfast regularly, the investigation disclosed that
ture. Lovett later combined his bill
average number of meals eatea j ly 20 percent use butter. All houses
Mtn part of a similar measure in- i.r
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a week is 16.
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serve Grade A milk, but only 85
ion uuring .i
troduced bv Doniphan Burros, arts
James Collier, who conducted the percent use pasteurized products,
added.
By ALICE KLIXG
and scitnees sensor representative
survey, reported his findings to the
The etxe.it to which the various
Police To Cooperate
Although
Europe is
Th Li.velt-Burrt,il! urni ir'cr!
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Student Legislature Tuesday right, eating places plan daily meals was not represented i.i the enrollment u states Represented
Full cooperation of the state high-By ANGELA PKtIS
T'ne current enrollment of 3.498 appiop: uition of a mailer amotuv
Don't Get Up In Time'
was secured from Col C
survev shows that 85 at the University this semester, for- way police
studied. The
for Error,", n,- - whole seauence. with the ra
AIUlougn "Margin
also includes students from 41 of the of money and sC uu a methofl if
To the four reasons set forth on percent plan meals a day in advance. eign
A. Nelso.i. head ol tne rTanKiori
Monday at Guignol hi
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registration is larger than that 48 sta?eS- the District of Columbia, ussurii. coHtctioi. oi loai..s. The
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as to why one goes with- - while 15 percent plan them a meal of any
the sheet
derjartmeiit ,in a visit by Karraker
np Rpt anA
of the previous five semesters. and all but three of the 120 Ken- - vi.sed 'oil' wu; r.-- i erred to a
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music, cneering ana moo noises, win out breakfast. 162 stated they did ahead of time.
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of
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props;
figures compiled by the publicity tucky cotrnties. This brings the
"" QTOnlwh chairmanan- - no elaborc-tthe Little take about
minutes. It will be "0t gCt
or..mi;ue of .ht rules and imar.ee
SJxty percent ot the wners re- - bureau show.
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the committee, last week, it was
otThrZ
were called upon
T,
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Hsc jou,t c:num;i;e
total United States registration to.
'he
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UOUnCed '
mT- m"Cy
that a ht'alth inspt'c,or has
d" ise some tricky sound sVn- Twelve students from seven ior- - about 50.00C. exclusive of summer blil and submitted it to Tuesday
two amphfierV a
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Automobile club.
and g w,,nt breaklastless to md npvpr ivpn ihpir wnnlmws a nhvs.
Rluifrnss
rhronizations for the Nazi satire
d
timing, and health.
crophone.
ileal examination. One "fourth said eig11 countries are matriculating here sessions. About 90 percent of these night's meeting when it was passt-of the American Automobile asso-- !
unanimously.
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Low cost ran second to Quality of that an examination had been given now. Puerto Rico leads the list with have been Kentuckians.
""J a speech two slightly harassed sound men.
ciation has informed the Univer- followed by
vides for a broadcast
Keilh LeWls and Billy Stucky.
enrollment now totals Collier ulimls Krpurt
food in determining the selection within the last six months, and the
,eeJ representatives
sity committee that it will aid
Ca.iada. China, and the Canal Zone 46o students. 56 less than hist se- Jam s Collier, arts ana s. .etic'"- iui au ti e cuaiui.Lcrs
every way possible. Lexington po- - oy Miner,
also calls for the toss-- ! of a place to eat. Following in or- - remainder had no kno
The first
with two each, and Africa. Euypt mester. and 13 percent of the total x'wor
tensely listening to the Fuehrers:
findings of an m- brjck through tne window der of importance were nourishing the matter.
lice will also help in the contests.
m? of a
-;
and Mexico, one each.
congenial
attendance. New York, as in pre- - veMigation by a special committee
company,
large Examination Approved
Several driving authorities will fateful message. The speech is pre- Qf the Naz( consuiate the setting food,
rpointcu by the student welt are
The last time that a European vious semesters.
with 88. Next
speak to contestant-- s during tne ceacu Dy r stirring marcn arrange- Almost 90 percent of the owners
e piay since the Guignol bud- - helpings, food served hot. prompt!
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ment of the German national an- - get can not stand the expense of a ""vice .lavoiue iooos served, ami were tavoraole to tne suggestion mat
uuc
week, officials said.
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ai- rthem, okayed by the military band. hroken window for each of six per congenial surroundings.
Ohio. 60; West Virginia. 49: Ind- all employees undergo a physical during the second term of 1939-4Trophin Offered
.. ury
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Iv.th rumn.m nrl FnolinH i
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.st
Trophies will be awarded the From time to time the speech is formances, technical ingenuity was rni-rJu. .,.lu niuir.vcr. -exami lation by tne university ois- were represented in the interna- - jersey has 24 and Illinois 22 to com- While 25 cents was the most pop- - pensary.
winners at the end of the interrupted by cheering and "Scig again called upon.
contest
plete the list of states with 20 or
ular price for meals. 62 persons said
Of eating places investigated, it tional delegation.
week. Karraker stated yesterday. Heils" of the hysterical German pop- Although the r.udience will see a they would pay 50 cents or higher, was found
more students enrolled.
Foreign Enrollment
that an average of 68
and added that no charge is made ulace
"u
North
for any of the tests.
nic problem of simultaneously or"-- thelue "ougn me nouiuu aim and 109 students were undecided. A meals are served daily, the range. This semester's dozen brings the Only Nevada. Oregon, ano south
pane will survey of eating places disclosed being from 400 to 12. Class of pa- crash of glass,
Nebraska.
loreign enrollment to 142. Dakota. Utah.
Winners last year were Tommy presenting Hitler's speech, the na- - hear
Bryant. Eminence, and Ida Schoene, tjonni anthem, and German cheer-- ! actually be broken, for the window that the price of meals ranges from trons ranged from 100 to 50 percent During the University's existence of Delaware, and New Mexico are not
74 years .students from six co.itin- - reprtsented. Most oi the states .show
student.
Webster Groves. Mo., who took the in was a difficult one to solve. But wiu be Pancless. As the brick comes 20 to SO cents.
Kappa Delta Pi. honorary educaOver 73 percent ol stuenls queried
Many students are employed full ents have been registered. Excluding a decrease in registration
trophk-- s from about 2jC contestants. Ciarence Geiger, stage technician.! trutrn me window, a piece ol glass
tion lraternity. will meet at 3 p.n;
e
in the places investi- - the United States from the North Ohio Leads
Members of this year s commit- - an(J his staff worked out the probiem will be smashed backstage sim ul- - eat piaeticallv all their meals at or
Tuesday in Room 131. Education
e
out-States leading in
taneously.
the same place. To the question, gated, the average being four. Some American count. Europe leads with
tec ure Karraker and Sonia Hagen
satisfactorially.
George Terrell,
"Do vou think that the Student Dlaees oive work to as many as 20 38 reoresentatives. North America, suite enrollment, which is approxi- - building. Louise Wilson, secretary
buch.
The audience will actually hear
Govcriiment association should list students
with 24. places third, below Asia wit!: mutely 5.000. are Ohio. 473. West an ounced yesterday
registration chairman; Ivan Potts, Hitler's voice from a recording
mere win ue a compulsory meet.
--a number of recommended places
Only two eating places refused to 28. Twenty "islanders" and hall as Virginia. 432: New York. 430; II- charge of awards; and James one
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in
of his earlier speeches made by
iiuois. 391; Tennessee. 370: Indiana. ing of the Kernel society staff ami
for meals off the campus?" 85 per- coouerate in the survey. Collier re- - many Africans have studied here.
publicity chairman.
Wooldridge,
Prof. William Sutherland of the
cent answered affirmatively.
Over 50 percent of the Asiatics 342; Virginia. 182. Mississippi. 171; the Campus Orimnals guild at .
ported.
English department. Although the
have been Chinese. Ten Australians Pennsylvania. 160; New Jersey. 152; p.m.. Friday, in the Kernel neus
Owrers Cooperate
Cadet First Lieut. Wallace
recording had no background noises.
and seven students from little Bui- - Florida. 150: North Carolina. 148: room
The survey, which was made ol
Geiger's oral interpretation class de- - Hislop has been appointed assistant both studeigs and owners of eating
Sears Scholarship
winner
garia are listed in the registrar's Missouri. 143: Texas. 137. and Ala- meet at 7.15 p.m. Monday, m R.hhm
Msec, a metnoa to supply me ne-- ; cuum
"'c umreiui) new pis- - olact.s shows that the maioritv of Keys, sophomore men's honorary, records
bama. 115
of cessary music
shouts.
Mildred MuiTay.
tol team by iLeut. Col Howard Don- - boarriiit" house and restaurant own- - will initiate 16 pledges following a
South Dakota. Washington. Maine. 203; Agriculture building
Besides the nations already re
Cwens. sophomore women's honorThe class made a recording of nelly, head of the military depart- - rs are willing to cooperate with the banauet Friday March 21. at the (erred to. the following have been Rhode Island. Wyoming. Utah. Ver
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ary, will speak on "Kentucky cheers and "Heil Hitler's" superim-- i ment .according to Lieut. James C. student Government association in Lalavette hotel. James W. Perrv. represented in enrollment:
India mont. and Nevada have contributed Today
Cwens." to a meeting of the Alpha. f)0st,fi ovt.r anotller record of the Smee, coach
improving food conditions.
Dutch Lunch club noon. Foot
Keys member, announced vester- - Turkey, Slam. Persia. Greece. Pales- - names oi less than ten students to
p in. Horst Wessel song by a military
Xi Delta pledge group at
Asked if they would welcome a day.
tine. Armenia. Korea. Japan. Mex- - the registrar's files. From this one ball room.
The team, first in the history ol
' ico. Central America. Brazil. Peru, can conclude that the regions less
Monday in the chapter house, it band. The interpretators also made;
Alma Magna Mater 2 pin
Pledges probably will be selected
the University, began practice this grading .system, sponsored bv the
was announced yesterday.
- SGA with experts doinu the iirad- - earlv next week. Perrv said. The or- - Argentina. Cuba. Hawaii. Phillip- - afracted bv Kentucky higher edu- - 20
of a .series another record of boos and hisses. week in Buell Armorv. AnnroixmateThe talk is the first
cheering Hitler and on another ly 25 ROTC cadets already have ing. to study adequacy of nutrl- - ganization chooses one pledge from pine Islands. France. Russia. Poland, cation are New England and the Saturday
.resented to tlie AlDha Xi Delta
p in
Patterson li i: society
t1 cheering Htiler and on another leported. From the try outs a team lion alui sanitation. 73 percent re- - each fraternity on a basis oi sehol- - Portugal. Switzerland. Austria. Scot- - Plateau. No student lias ever
nledaes as a oart of their lraternitv
from Nevada
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pasagc ill tilt- student ii:hi lull Tuesday
iiiIii is without doubt I lie n km progressive
It
taken l lilt' Student Government assooia- ion in ilu two tiai if its existence.
I litlull li.iv long U'cn unimH-a- i habit- in iis
iiiw m. which is to toiixort the itllt' surplus into
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nmiivi ih:n thcx were htscxci ing enough
in insist tin measure Ik' saiislat im ilx amended
lathci than t ejected.
We believe lilt' at I is nnu in sin I) lorni as In
tltsiif ilu- ;t ; i i nl the I'nixcrsiiv minimis
Iiiijh' ihai Acting President Cooht
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:iinl i lit- Scnaie w ill give i' I heir rarelul attention.
However, 'memlieis nl i he SO A slinulil lie
aware thai the manner in whith the In.ui fund is
administered niav make or break ilit- reputation
of the assot iai ion.
i is unc thing in pass an act; ii is anothci m
see that ii works elliiiciitlx ami effet livclv.
Wc l Ii i ii k l he SGA tan tin I he jnli. We urge
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er lieiomiiig in the ncwsaci" profession
hoi
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in have opinions rcadv
on :t in i Ii i i in or anvlmdv. at anv lime.
lint in ei t heless. wc hat no definite niniin.
probably Uta isr wc hat! nexer gixen the matter
a i;it.n 1eal ol thought cillier wax. In the past
wc have alaxs lircn aide io lake our Max Daxs
oi leaxc Viii.
Mi. Kwinj;. hoxx'cxer. was most iiisisicnl. He
i!aimd ihat while the Max Oiiecnship antl
parade were all opular enough, the prirgrani on
Sioll litld hat! not in ret cm xeais
given the
ixpeol miimhi it rihtlullx should haxc. Ilcsitles.
he saitl. it tosts a Ini of monex. nun Ii more monev
I han Su Kx t an allnid.
II. he maintainetl. the Ouecnship were kepl
as usual anil the parade holstcrcd hx duals
sulisitlied hv SiiKx. then l ho slatlium gam-IhiImax well Ik- thopcd wilhoui anxomIk-

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set it i politr. wiitlcn bv a man who
served I oih these organiai ions anil who now is
hitling oui lot tear ol losing his lilt'.
I lie st'iond
is a morbid storx almui a decadent
.iiinv t.onp ill ilu South antl is a psxt hologit al
siiiilx ol a ha in II ii I ol nivt'ils who are part ol
ilu lamp's t omplciticm . Ihc wmk is Caison
MtMiilltis' lnllox-iilo what was rcallx a vcrv
jimiiI imnk. Tin- Heart Is A Lonely Hunter.
Sexci.il levicws X'e have eat I almui Miss Mt-- (
nlltis' setoiitl work piaisc her highlx ami one
I inn Magaine) prat lit ally lalicls hei a genius.
Miss Mt nilleis is not a genius, nni is her Hidden
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( nlliis lailttl lo sustain- -i hat is. her plot didn't
seem sluing enough lo hold over a length ol Kill
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Sam Ewins played host alo.ig with
effervescent Virginia Wesley . . .
Sam's girl Friday. Lys Wallace, was
aragging wynne iwctsanney.
Resplendent in white tie and tails.
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years Golden Boy. Wally
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JohA Clore had Eloise Palmore and
hopes
and Marsha Randall
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