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Vol. XC. No. '9 Established ll” UDIVOTSIW oi Keniucky. Lexington, Kontucky Indopondont ulna 1911 Thursday, October 31, 1935 . . I V.
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It) .lUll\.llR\I ‘ , media reports in other parts of the . with us in an} um. or -it ~ Hi ..ppin torn: no. at niir :rvi'ii' , , . 'h V, '_ ..
MSNBNSWFL‘ Editor country when- some ot these indmd- “They have not send to us, ‘Come [0 our priate They nau- not mid ‘x: l: 'igiiimi. and “ML: .imuzo-iz v. v ‘li \ . , ' ,- I~' -' ;
uals are located. and some of the - - , tome to our campus to gin-smut. 'ii.- i mit‘rxfl'. . «‘xipo'f ow. v m. f; ' M It,
The Nt‘AA WI“ conduct an in\'esti- l‘niiersity 'sown information ~' campus to investigate these matters. They left these ”mm.“ up,“ My ”M. .1...» “an“ .‘ I‘I“ {.‘3'
gation ol alleged illegal actnity by lterst Mm} the ln\€Stl}.’,atl0n would that decision [0 1.15 H siontu us Hp .ia {PWHIII . . III , . I. I I ‘. 'i'.’ It,
former lih basketball players “hm.“ “an immediately . i . "Those here the our is l iismi t'lll t“ view-suit} 3“! "iii- 3 . t’. - ‘. ii, I . iii.“
“WWW“! 1“ an article ‘h Sunday 5 In an article that appeared in the 5' DaVId BQI‘Si, I don't think the} \Al‘rt’ as .:l 4 unit. extend in lli\liii',-|i. '. u ~. ‘ ”‘- lIaz'I..'~;
““"mfim" ”“'“’d ""0"” “" “hm" newsmper it'sterday Ber-st wu> NCAA director of enforcement asthey Shtiultitlint‘ iwr wilt-wan. ."i .t . . ...l i: u .glIi .15; a:
mu] yesterday quoted as "ha-“Hg the MA“ ”may # in a statement reh-ismi i9. .i ‘ l\ Atlt'ilii't ’tie ‘.I \\ .-..n.ir; Mutt-u iiil' " {ii/1327.:
. S liznid Burst, the Nt‘AA'S direc- been "Who“ ‘h‘ ['K‘ I“ participate official yesterdai. the l ll]\’l‘t mt. ii-ti-i‘ii. 'i.i'i’rl. iismi an; l..i.:. ”in: I‘ : .,- :l‘ ,5 {I ‘iI
toi' ol enforcement. said the deCision inthe collectiunot intormation.“ formally invited the NCAA to inves» “i suppose that (‘Ol'ltUSlOn would be said it had not ullki‘ii mix: l‘n'i‘st -.. worn: .i. . .. .. pumiw‘ - w i l 'I 3,; ‘ ,' )._ 7'4.
'. ' “a. niade alter "a review of the in- But Bent. in a telephone inter- ligate my own and not [K or the Nt‘AA or fore )t’StPrtiu) morning tru' ii . i. Yi'..ii‘ii!l~ " ‘ . g IiiIIi'
formation available, a combination vie“ With the Kt’ntut'b\ Kernel last "If there is any confusion over the even the paper [K has stressed talked mm mm.- WNW” .,t v., ll» ”that”. M -;.I 1- » t , w; . .5. f. J‘s/.3?"
oi the neuspaper article. other night. said the t'niversity had not words that were used.‘ Beret said. thdt the} are willing to cooperate NCAA pnmn-pmtvm int...” . , \I H II .I 'I» i; .. 1‘?
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us ”My” religious humid» as “I A Piece Of cake Singletarx said the "inn". lo hm mi 1 ' - .‘ ’
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'l‘lii- t'imlli'll decided that students President Otis A. Singletcry Cuts 0 piece of birthday coke and while John Cain Student Government Assoootmn preside“ ‘ “mum firm “5“...” with minim ‘2' ‘ ' g I. V’
will tie t‘(-\[)(In\li)i(' tor notifying the hands it to Student Activities Board President Paul Haydon looks on. I] “mph, hiw wu lie- :r II ‘M met“. . ,- , ..
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SGA senate pl'OpOSCS , defeats SCCOlld le estment bl“ 16-12 * 1- ~ ' , ’3 “
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“‘"m “‘“nw” “ “The senate has already Voted down drfII‘I“{II‘I‘IOITO‘fO‘IiI’Iffig‘IIeIfI‘eIII mat mt- “lt ain’t ox er till the "" “II” “I" ‘ “‘ 'l‘ - , . ‘ x -, ’ A
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The Student (ioiernnient Assocnr dIVCSImEUI. . . . “/6 had OUi Chance. We blew t‘niiersity would lose large amounts fat lady SlngS.‘ “In; I I,” .i.~ili'ii‘ii II. , .,.,_II-_,,,- --I _' i. if "‘
tioii senate again debated last night it H of money if divestment were en z.» i' , 1 .1. gm. up .. ,,.II :. WM.” '. .--I I. II? - .. ’I
a resolution calling for total divest ' acted. .\liller said this statement . hm”: .. 3 inhabit I. t I! :; I . ’ i. . 15' I .' -
nient oi llll\t‘l‘>lt_\ holdings in coni- TOdd OSbOl'ne. “as not true The t‘nivers‘ity would 1'19” M"“r""v WW 3... Hui .m “rm, _.....,,,;g,..n : '. ". I . ,
tullllt‘s that do business in South Af< (‘0||ege of Architecture senator only lose in stock transfer costs Senator-at-large [sum “in”; h :3 ”I... WI, ,4” . If ' .-I‘ '1 .- .5I
m" f That “N Could be recouped. he # ine bi-tlier the l.\\‘.lt u i ' w'i‘mnt . .I . H -
And once again the senate voted it I said MIMI: he brought lwtmr ’m III "we ' , . I . '
down on a roll call vote. this time 16— Senator-at-large Linda Birdwell "‘9“ thearguments that ”1059 f‘P' The third argument discussed. Senatorial-large Theo \lmroe .mmn : - i ,.-" . . 1
l! called h" a 5‘19““th "f the ”1195 to 9059(1 tU'll‘PUI before the senate that divestment wouldn't work. has sponsor of the resolution said when hum“ hwy,“ t “Eh-Li. .y 1L, . k:1 ' , I» .'.
StlA. President John (‘am said t'K bring the resolution. “him “'3‘ de' . iilri-ad\ been disproved by editori- the senate defeated the proposal , , , l » , . . . y . '. ' ‘ ' . - ,: c .
. . , . . . \liller then attem ted [0 refute -, - , turi senator. san. int vi...” i.~ uld . ,- ‘ I
currently hi“ more than 3 m‘h'Oh Ifeated ”'11 at the 1d“ senate meet< l‘h fth {) , d . als. Miller said. but did not name earlier. “on the divestment i.\\Ut‘ l m,“ put the “I‘m, WNW, .. In“, I I ‘,'-‘f I
dollars divested in companies with ing.backontothe floorfor debate eac .0 e argumens pose m op- the publications have never had more students hitch ,. r . . ,\ ,.,., _ ,w ' . . . ‘ ' ‘_‘ .I'
, mm to the resolution at the last . mom on to ithei tliiiii. W in u . I. . _. . 3
di-alingsin South Africa. The resolution‘s cosponsnp senr pos t m t'n ‘ Miller said students arent inter- at me about any one lSSUt' plied ~11 ain‘t m-er “I“ o“, 3,,2 gum I' -' '.
The resolution. had it been passed. ator-at-large John Miller. said: sena e eei g ested. “The divestment issue is a However. (0119,10 ”{ .irmmmw ”nib - Liter “”an Saul “II”, . . *‘i -
would have been presented [OI UK “When we first considered the di- He said the argument that divest- moral 155119 and morality 15 0" our Senator Todd Osborne said 'l‘h~ action concerning ”noun...“ mat ,i I 3 '
admmlslrilml‘s for the” COHSIdG‘r’ vestment resolution. I don't feel ment would hurt the South Africans Sldi‘ and “'1‘ “'0“qu be JUShf'ed 1“ senate has already xoted down «l. continue on campus hutch.- in ma _ , I -. . , .' .I
ation there was adequate time given to re- is not relevant when one considers PBSSIhEleE‘S‘meht vestment \‘ou that we haw det :t‘iei; .mdu- ' . . " '
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Contributing Writer Kappa Alpha and pm Kappa st‘s. AssoCiated Press Spt-akes said ’\\e hau- no t‘t‘St'l‘Va' . I I I
first Monster Mash Bash. which the "- . tions about the matter Ht' said the I ' . 7
It's monstrous, but it‘s all for a two fraternities host tonight from 5 / WASHINGTON President ltea material probably \\ll1 be published ‘
good cause to 9 pm in the parking lot between gan. in a presunimit gesture to the til‘St on Sunday in the \iant govern» - . 5 .
the Pike house and Kappa Sigma Sox'iet t'nion. will face questions ment newspaper I_'.ikf:il. iolloued :
fraternity i J: today from four Most-ow Journalists by the releasi or d complete trim ' 'I
To enter the bash. students must .5: ’I in the first Int9r\'lt‘\\ granted by .in sriipt h} the Whiti-House ~
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pay a .51“) donation. hh'Ch.hlll .30 . \merican waif“ . U ,. 0- ml. l‘he last time an .\ltlt‘rtt‘.tll prt‘Sl'
to the international childrens relief Dre» m "93”} d ‘luilrh‘ “1 d ”'1 dent “I,“ interxiexmt bx {mm it’ll?
fund. and the donation will allow h") . ., . I I nalists was on \‘m- 2:; mm when
The [‘1 In! ”It! took second them one free soft drink. All drinks ‘ The session. at 2 p m L5] in the then President lohn F Keiini-dx “as I
M l“ "n M“! Terkel [mimic- after that W!” cost 50 cents Alcohol . ,s- Oval Office. is "a unique and histor I . ed th I >ll h ‘I
“WI“ W' Forthcnory. is permitted on a bring-vourown ' / a E I ic opportunity for the president to ”“er‘lm m I9 “'“sIIrmmI‘ ”:5
mMpflz. basis. , . ; communicate directly with the p00 home it; Hyannisport. . a» . n} 8
(Oslumes aren't requiredI but :3 5 - pl? 0f the Soviet i‘nlOn.“ 581d \Vhlte (‘dItOTO ’Z\(’Sila
. Todd Pickett. a theater arts sopho- ‘\\\“..=.~" House spokesman Larry Speakes Speakes sand the j0ul‘nflllStS “fluid
“I‘M h Halli! M" I. the more and committee service chair- ‘1“" “We hope It is a Sign of a new and have about a half hour with Reagan
M d ‘ m I“ ' ‘k L” man for the Pikes said, “Students ' ‘ more open IinformIation I901“? on th“ Their questions will he posed to Rea‘
m Gib U *- M m who want a ghoulish good time ' 3 part 0fthe§0vtethl0n gan m Russian and translated into
Imminent. should wearacostume .. “a. -.. M 4. No restrictions haveIheen imposed EngliSh by an interpeter Reagan's
Participants will get prizes for ”K / ‘ i ‘ on the 50"1915' questions. although replies Will not be translated into
their costumes. the grand prize will '°“"° "m” "’”"°'°°”“‘ they are likely to focus on Reagan's Russian on the spot because of me
be a free dinner for two at Griffin costumes. Prizes for best costumes body. and it “might eliminate some summit N9" {19‘20 “'"h 50““! lead- journalists fluency In English.
Gate. willbeawardedfromatospm, of the segregation there is around "dM‘kha'l (”MCIh‘i‘ '" 99"?“ 5993"“S 53'“
.. . Potter said most of his fraternity campus " ah superpower re a 10ml 5W8 95 . I
A. 0 I“. h 0' fl 5 -_ hiohn P's: .3 PHI“) .memb‘?’ and? brothers are planning to attend in So far this year." Potter said. sa'd- He ““1 the l "fled SW95 has The “hitch House M“ prrImde the
M u “m . ‘ m. moss 8; mgsuat'?n seiIiIior. said costume and are really excited “there hasn‘t been a lot partying to "0‘ 35km '0 ”"9“ "1 “man“? what Sowetsrwit f the R‘I‘Ss'a." agnguaIiIge
p, m _ b ” w. *- around on :tage mpgan‘d‘s gag: about the bash. “Everyone is really- gether. so maybe the bash Will bring w‘" bepublished 5:335 a '0" 0 m "we“ pea es
Ihdflb 3‘. WM tituda and Rebel Without la Cause hred W 3W "I we“? 8“ l°°kih8 together some people who wouldn't "They will report it as they Wish '
a. un quid inn-n- I. a mum“. forward toitalot. hesaid- , normallybelhmr . . to report it." he said Likewise. be “We Will certainly be able to read
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N m ~ ‘ m Potter mm "‘3‘ "'9 bash W1“ be The ”‘0 fraternites P‘ChEd UNI' said there was no reqmrement for their news r to see if it is b-
‘ ' ' 00d rt 't for members of (‘EF because no me else had done - - - Pepe - - pu
U I“ d a * h h b. Blaine Potter. president of Phi a gI oppo uni y I , I I the Sowets to publish the full text of lished in its aitirety and see if the
" ~ K899? PS' and a hmmfi 3‘?“'0"~ UKS Greek community to 80' '0 3"."th {0" the William" 0" tbequations and amwers. translation agrm with our transla-
doesnt know yet how they ll Judge gether with the rest of the student campus lately,Pottersald. “We think a sufficient amount of tion."Speaka added.

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t... a. I I m . . .. . .. 3.. F. . Lady Kat golfers take second place
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» , . . ' ’ If?“ > "1 ‘ ‘ -. " BleMWlllTl-II shot out of first place with an over- and Cindy played very well this
.~ I‘ .-. , .a,;I-;;;.;;Ig ‘ "Is-- , _ ‘ V Contributing Writer all score of 221. weekend.“
~ 3‘I ., " . r .- ..‘ o . ‘ “Kate just did a super job." said “Cindy is just an excellent play-
‘ ~ . i ' ', I \ W by sophomore IKate R089" coach Bettie Lou Evans. “l'm really er," said Read, who knew Mueller in
' ‘ > “I.“ . 73‘ .’ ,w. son's second-place finish the UK pleased with the way she came back Illinois before she came to UK.
‘ ’ -~ 3‘ ’ ' women’s 3°" team ’05! .by five SOstrongly.” “Both are very dedicated to the
. . ~ -' ~ g..- i .1 . , , 3" a‘ ’ . strokes to the North Carolina T?!“ Read shot a 26 for the tourna- team and i believe they are two of
' . | a*"§ . "n ‘ h ‘ ”. . . I ' ”‘ ,~ heels 1“ the Lady Tarheel anitatio- ment which earned her a fourth- the best freshman golfers in the
- -‘ _ ‘ . I!" -. - 2_ ' J, , .. ‘13 “I. ‘ ._ . "31 135‘ weekend. . place finish. but she feels she could country.“
- ' ‘ ' | '9, no .. «a: s: “ 3' ‘ I: {e The Tarheels entered the “98' have played better. The Chapel Hill. NC. tournament
’. .' ' Q? :r‘ . ” h 41$, , . ' ' ~" ‘4, round Of the tournamentIin third “My season has been really up featured a field of 15 teams, many
‘ ~ . N ' ‘ «72$ I i " 9% u - . we“ . *3. place but pulled out the wm With a and down.“ she said. "i can‘t seem from the South. including Georgia
‘ . . . «'* ' '. e \ ‘ v); m " W score “903“) UK‘5908total. to put together three good rounds." and South Carolina.
. ~. , . . J." .v‘. , sigtfi, *‘ , - “w“: . = II UK was one shot out of the lead . “When you play the southern
. r. ‘I ' . i ' . . ' ’ « ’1: he , _- , ‘\ going into the final round and had “it 5 very good when you can have teams, you can expect a tough tour-
. - ; I' ’. i ,_ *".r . I .. - I I L . hopesofwinning thetournament. gm golfer-(SI firifigshthin ItIhedtop Eva” nament,“ Evans said. .1 was very
, . . = i , 1““ M ' ‘ ._ . - .. . . vans 881 - “ 0 ‘ ea an 0- excited with our finish. We did
I, ,. . . I' i V 5’: L? " ‘S a, ,3" ed, ”up. ;. ' .1 think we Could have won easx- gersoni were able [0 play really real well this weekend. lam not sur-
s ‘ z ' . l ‘ "~ ~s , . *n ly. said senior golfer Amy Read. well." rised we have a strong team this
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. . t ,’ -..., ‘53 ”Lie-«agent» efi'fitksmw ‘ g°°d‘ .O‘heifcms for, F" “"9 m“) The Lady Kats will finish their fall
-- ' - . ’ - .. , "‘ ‘ “x “wk .* hdelen s 230 overall. freshmen - . . .
' ‘1 r. , - ' i t. “‘ "'- . "Vb ““ .‘Y" ’ ‘W~x;* fr" ~ The UK team was led by the play (‘ind Mueller‘s 230 and Liz Fry‘s season at the Pat Bradley anitatio
~' . '1 » . . i ' 7' “P ‘ w W of Read and Rogerson. Individually, 238 y ’ ' nal in Key Biscayne. Fla. Nov. 10-
, . i',’ . .' . I, ' | cm ow... K”Mu," Rogerson finished in a tie for second ‘ 12. The strongest teams in the nation
-’ I . ’. ' ' ' ‘ , with Donna Andrews Of North Caro- “We have two very good freshman are expected to be there. Evans
.- . . ‘ I Land Of the freeSt.‘ le lina in the tournament and was one this season." Evans said. “Both Liz said.
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Multinational crew blasts off 'n sh ttl NCt t “M” 7
B.‘ HOWARD BENED“T tail of tire 700 feet lung trailed the many. one of the world‘s early roclt- The Federal German Aerospace ,
Assoctatchress shuttle as it darted into a sunny sky ('I pioneers EstabliShment is paying the Nation ( ommucd imm luycunc ,
‘ .. high over the Atlantic Ocean on a Another invited guest. 74-yearold al Aeronautms and Space Adiiiinis .. .
(APE (‘ANAVERAL' l'la ' ““3 northeastheading. Kirby Grant. who played teleViSion‘s tration $64 million tor the launch ”@9553” for an mbmumw "‘ “1"" I 3 " ' . '- '~ , .
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a Dutchman. the largest space crew "0| (‘enter in ”WSW" reported acctdent on his way to view the operations center in titwrptatlenho‘ qucntly. no ‘3'}“l3u0n “'3“ ”WW ' h '-~‘ w' ' 1 ‘ ?' ‘IH'
(“PIX rode the shuttle Challerllge; Challenger was in a Secure orb” launch. said (‘ilpl :“lke Kirbyof the fen.near Munich tothe NCAA. Hornbacksaid .\.l\ . .
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p010 icapl chambers a garden anda the launching were Princess Mar» the European-built Spacelab. a 23- German Mimstry of Research and and told mm what L'K had sum “mm, W. t“. , , . . ’
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spectacularly Off its launch pad McAuliffe of Concord. N H. who \Mll Most of the experiments will be in to be constructed in ()rl)ll early in ‘0 conduct 4“ mQUH‘} Into the J. m. 3w. : . m" 3: ; -- . . 3 .
right on schedule at noon EST to be the first teacher in space on a the Spat-elab workshop. a 23—foot- the 39905 European namm 3,”. mn, legations regarding t‘K ' ”Ulli imn .imi l‘t'f‘t".v' , . - , .' ~«‘ .1 ‘ .
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\\.-\.\‘lll\'(il‘()f\' (‘ongressional build up public antipathy and resent no list of otfict-s to he closed or com» ting 1.000 Jobs or closing offices in " n. ”5 ‘9‘ 1983' memo ”2' 1‘0“" .ii- . wl' ': .~ 3 w ‘ ' . . ”.55 ‘:,'.",~‘,r.".‘
Democrats charged yesterday that merit of the program.” said Sen blnt‘d ” fiscal l986. I.) ”W deputy 509d] N'Pm' . '3 1' 2“» ' ~ .- . ' . ’fl .-
l'rcsident Reagan's attempt to cut Paul Sarbanes of Maryland. where \0 position M“ be eliminated u” Sen Lawton Chile’s. [)rl’la. the (fimnlbglififir ’3” programs “n“.p": "'4 "LA " ' ' ' 3 H 7' “.7.”- ' l”. 3
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