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THE CARDINAL UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE'S OFFICIAL WEEKLY PUBLICATION
VOL. XXV
PICTUR'ED DISCUSSIN<:; SURVEY ARE Dr. Ralph Ramsey of
U of K. Dr. J. L. Matthews. from Washington. Miss Gale Euland.
and Dr. Ray Kemper.
Psychology Department
Interviews Housewives
Professor Raymond Kemper, head of the Psychology Depart­ment,
in ·conjunction with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and
the University of Kentucky School of Agriculture, is conducting a
survey on consumer education among Louisville housewives.
The survey will attempt to culture, who arrived in Louisville
measure the effectiveness of the from Washington last Tuesday,
consumer education program of are working with Dr. Kemper on
the Department of Agriculture. the project. Miss Euland will
This study should be beneficial to stay in Louisville for the length of
the public and if it is a success, the survey-which is •two weeks.
it will be repeated in other cities. The headquarters for the survey
The questionnaire was designed will be in Patterson Hall, where
specifically for Louisville. special office space has been pro­Matthews
On Committe~
J. L. Matthews, head of the Ed­ucational
Research Section of the
Division of Field Studies and
training for this area; Mrs. Miriam
J. Kelley, extension spedatlist in
marketing and consumer informa­tion
for the Kentucky College of
Agriculture and Home Economics;
Dr. Ralph Ramsey and Frank J.
Welch of the U of K School of
Agriculture; and Miss Gale l~uland
of the U. S. Department of: Agri-vided.
Some Interviewers Volunteers
Some of the interviewers are
volunteers from the Social Science
101 classes of Dr. Robert Warner,
Dr. Charles Parrish, Mr. George
Hallman, and Mr. Judson Gray.
The survey will supplement the
work done in this course and will
serve as a 'lab' session. The rest of
the interviewers ·are psychology
students.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1953
Faculty Game
Is Next Week
The faculty will play its annual
"benefit" basketball game Wed­nesday,
December 16, at noon in
the Gym.
There will be two men's teams
and two women's teams to en­tertain
the students with their
antics. Playing for the men's
teams will be Captain Dean Dave
Lawrence and Coaches Guy Ste­venson
and A.C. Russell. Star­ring
in the women's game will be
Miss Hardy Vick, Miss Doris Nick­ol,
and Dean Hilda Threlkeld.
The benefit game is to raise
money for the Women's League,
which sponsors the annual affair.
The proceeds this year will be
used to redecorate the study room
in Robbins Hall.
Cardinal Quotes . . •
"Tell them we have a chamber of
horrors over here." (Dr. Gerald Cole,
page 8.)
"W a l k in without krwcking,"
(Dean Raymond · Myers' door, page
7.)
" ... McCarthy fouled out." (Page
11. )
"United we are strong as ropes;
divided we ravel." ( M o t t o of
''Strings," page 4.)
'Why do we start on his back?"
(Dental student, page 6.)
"Familiarity breeds contempt; keep
your place!'' (Bibler cartoon, page 4. )
"I tried to explain to them that in
their fuvenile damn foolery they were
hurting the university and the cause
of education in this state." (Regent
Roy Harris, page 1.)
"Rumors of a reindeer strike for
Christmas Eve are unfounded. Some­body's
got a termite in his antler."
(Dasher, page 5.)
"And remember, its not the gift
that counts, but the student taking
math." ( Mylestones, page 3.) ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ........... ~~
Christmas Convo Set
There will be an official Christ­mas
Convocation sponsored by
The Universi,ty's Religious Coun­cil
on Thursday, December 17, at
11 a.m. The program will include
Christmas reading a n d group
singing, and will feature music
presented by the U of L Chorus
and other choruses from colleges
and seminaries throughout the
city.
Editors Resign College Newspaper
Segregation Topic
Of Big Controv~~rsy
By ALAN GOLD
The editor and managing edi­tor
of the University of Georgia
undergraduate newspaper resign­ed
last week after an uproar rais­ed
over an editorial attacking
segregation.
According to the Louisville
Times. the university refutSed to
permit editor Walter A. Lundy,
Jr., of Cairo, Ga., and managing
editor Bill Shipp, Marietta, to ans­wer
criticism levied by Hoy V.
Harris, a member of the State.
Board of Regents, in his own
newspaper. The students' resign­ations
were submitted on 'Wednes­day,
December 2.
The editorial, which appeared in
University of Georgia's ::rtudent
paper, Red and Black. said, "With
Communism knocking at the Neg­ro's
back door, we cannot afford
to let educational segregation bar-riers
stand. It is as plain as the red
flag in Russia that continued seg­regation
and suppression can and
will cause the death of democracy
by the hands of its own leaders."
"At a recent meeting of the
board of regents," Harris wrote in
his paper, The Augusta Courier.
"I brought the editorial to the at­tention
of the regents and found
that there were two young stu­dents
present covering the meet­ing
for the Red and Black. • • • •
Some of the Regents asked them
if they didn't know that (the edi­torial)
would mean the mingling
of the races and if that was what
they wanted. Some of them went
so far as to ask them where they
came from and if their own peo­ple
wouldn't be ashamed of them.
"I tried to explain to these
young gentlemen. . . . that the
people of Georgia would not be
willing to support a university
which advocated mixing and
mingling of the races in the public
schools of this sta·te. I tried to ex­plain
to them that in their juven-ile
damn foolery they were hurt­ing
the university and the cause
of education in this state. I frank­ly
told them that the money for
the operations of the Red and
Black would be discontinued un­less
they could do a better job ....
"So these little squirts went
back to Athens and got out anoth­er
issue in which they made a per­sonal
attack on me . . . . They
said Harris 'is attempting to
squelch our fundamental right of
freedom oJ the press.' Now there
is no question of freedom of the
press involved. The question .....
is whether or not the board of
regents will be dictated to by a
little handful of sissy, misguided
squirts who have just enough
knowledge to think they know it
all.
"Everytime I see one of these
little sissy boys hanging around
some college, the more I think
every one of them ought to be
made to play football. What we
ned today is more he-men and
fewer sissies."
NO. 11
Kentucky Invitation
Schedule Announced
U of L To Play In Thir~ Tourney Tilt
The University of Louisville will play Villanova in the third
game of the first annual Kentucky Invitational Tournament at the
Armory on Monday, December 28 at 7:80 p.m. The drawings for
the tournament were held last Sunday at the Kentucky Hotel.
U of L is in the lower bracket while Western Kentucky is in the
upper bracket.
Student tickets will not be sold
for any of the games but tourna­ment
books costing $13.50, $10.50
and $7.50 will be on sale at the
campus ticket office. Individual
game tickets will go on sale Dec­ember
18 at the Armory Box Of­fice.
In the first game, which will be
played on Monday, December 28,
at 2 p.m., Western will play Hous­ton.
Eastern will face Siena at
4 p.m in the second game. Mur­ray
is paired with Xavier in the
fourth game at 9 :30 following the
U of L game.
The fifth tilt on Tuesday, Dec­ember
29, at 2 p.m. will feature
the losers of the first and second
game. The w in n e r of the
fourth game and the winner of the
third game will meet in the sixth
game at 4 p.m. In the seventh
game, the loser of the third game
will face the loser of the fourth
game at 7:30 that evening The
winners of games one and two
will play each other in the eighth
game at 9:30.
On Wednesday, December 30,
the loser of game f ive will meet
the loser of game seven in the
ninth .game at two in the after­noon.
The winners of the fifth
and seventh games will play at
4 p.m.
That evening, the final conso­lation
flight game will feature
the losers of the sixth and eighth
games at 7:30. The championship
game will be played at 9:30 with
. the winners of the sixth and
eighth games facing each other.
Trophies will be presented to
the winner and loser of the cham­pionship
game and to the winner
of the consolation game.
Morton Walker, Assistant to the
President and chairman of the
Athletic Committee, represented
U of L at the drawings, which
were sponsored by the Executive
Committee of the K.I.T. The Ex­ecutive
Committee is made up of
repres•entatives from the particip­ating
schools and one representa­tives
from the Louisville Chamber
of Connmerce.
PENNY BENNER AND JACK FISHEH. were crowned Miss and
Mr. Thoroughbred.
Miss And Mr. Thoroughbred
Reign At Coronation Ball
Jack Fisher, Phi Kappa Tau, and Penny Benner, Chi Omega,
were presented as Mr. and Miss Thoroughbred as the Annual
Thoroughbred Coronation Ball last Saturday night. The Ball was
held at the Henry Clay Hotel. the dance committee, and Marvin
Jack Fisher was chosen from Katzman, business manager of the
a group of eleven candidates by Thoro,ughbred. presented the tro-lthe
women on campus. phies.
Penny Benner was chosen from Omicron Delta Kappa, national
a group of eleven girls by John Ro- men's honorary fraternity on cam­bert
Powers. pus, itapped Jim Boswell, Bob
The announcement of the win- Tripp, Ted Trautwein, Bill Moore,
ners was made by Clara Jp Smith, John Yarbo, Jim Edwards, Arnie
editor-in-chief of the Thorough- Grever, and Noel Lykins for
bred. Janelle Jones, chairman of membership.