H Thought for the Day Woman is the last thing which will be civilized by man. —George Meredith The Editorial Page- Let's All Help There are few persons who have lived through the hell of a German prisoner-of-war camp who will not testify that they owe their lives to the Red Cross. The 11-pound boxes of food supplied to every prisoner each week was just enough to stay the pangs of starvation. Just as important in the utter boredom of prison life was the effort by the Red Cross to keep the P.W.'s doing something. For this purpose they supplied records, books, and games. Our mental institutions are not as full today as they might have been had it not been for the untiring efforts of the Red Cross. The Red Cross needs help. Collections in the current campaign have fallen far short of expected goals. The Red Cross blood bank, which supplies blood plasma to victims of the Korean war, is one phase of work that must be carried on. Although students have not been solicited for contributions, they are asked to give whatever they can to keep the Red Cross an operating concern. Contributions may be made to Henry Shenk by mail or personally.-E.J.C. Belgrade 'White Paper' By BOB NELSON The Belgrade "white paper" which charges Russia formally with putting military pressure on Tito pins down the Kremlin for threatening the peace in Central Europe. It goes more to the center of the problem than does the many little disagreements and troubles for which the Soviet Union is responsible. It ties Russia—officially—with the dormant but explosive situation in that part of the world. No one can blame Tito, in view of the Soviet onslaught of his regime in Yugoslavia, for making his fears of a Russian attack public. regime in Yugoslavia, by making the entire country unrecognizable. The immediate affect of the "white paper" is to further runcover the socalled Russian peace propaganda for what it is. It remains to be seen whether Russia can maintain pressure in the Balkans and force Tito out or start a Soviet uprising there. The "white paper" brings forth an item which the whole non-Communist world should consider—that is, that the people of Yugoslavia are concerned and ready for any Russian attack should it come. We should realize that the way to combat the Russian menace is not to merely consider and talk about it in organizations such as the United Nations and at meetings such as the Paris Conference, but rather realize that the threat exists. And since it exists, we must prepare against it now, and we must do it whole-heartedly, for that is the only way to keep a menace from becoming a reality. Little Man On Campus by Bibler "You mean to say you've been talkin' FRENCH all period? I'm supposed to be takin' Spanish at this hour— I had French last semester." These seven days before our blessed Lord's resurrection on Easter Sunday, this week called Holy week, are the most solemn days on the Christian calendar. Seven Days Before Easter Bring Holy Week Events By ELLSWORTH ZAHM It was during this week that Jesus' was betrayed and crucified and buried. It was during this week that He was scourged and crowned with thorns and made to carry the cross, the instrument of his death, to the hill where he was to die. The week begins with a joyous note. On what is now called Palm Sunday, Jesus entered Jerusalem, riding on an ass into the city which he knew would be the place of his suffering. And the people gathered along the road shouting "Hosannah to the son of David," and "Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord." And they cut branches from the trees and strewed them in the road in His path, from whence comes the name, Palm Sunday, and the custom of giving palm branches to the people on that Sunday before Easter. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of this Holy week brings us closer to our Lord's betrayal by Judas. Thursday marks the anniversary of the Last Supper, the night on which Jesus last ate with His disciples. The night on which he took the bread, and blessed and broke it, and giving it to His diciples, said, "This is My body which is being given for you; do this in remembrance of Me." And also later taking a cup, He gave thanks and gave it to them saying, "All of you drink of this; for this is My blood of the new covenant, which is being shed for many unto the forgiveness of sins." sims. Thursday also marks the night that Jesus was betrayed by Judas, who, after leading the soldiers to Gethsemane, where Jesus was praying, completed his treachery by identifying our Lord to them with a kiss of greeting. Yesteryears Rough Courses (From the UDK, March 27, 1941) Many relics of bygone days will be included in the exhibit prepared by the Alumni office for the Seventy-fifth Anniversary celebration. Among the more interesting of the relies found in the University vault is a schedule of final examinations, given June 18 and 19, 1867. The courses offered would flunk many a Phi Beta Kappa of today. Some of them included: Virgil's Aeneid, Xenophon's Anabasis, Caesar, Latin, Algebra, English Grammar, Plane and Spherical Geometry, Cicero's Orations, and rhetorical exercises. University Daily Hansan Student Newspaper of the UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Member of the Kansas Press Assn. Press Assn. Press Assn., and the Associated Collegiate Press. Represented by the National Ad- service 420 Madison Ave. New York City. News Room Adv. Room K.U. 251 K.U. 376 Editor-in-chief Edward J. Chapin Edward J. Chapin Managing Editor Business Manager Francis J. Kelley Richard Hare Asst. City Editors: Marvin Wilkinson, Harold Benjamin, Faye Wilkinson, Gillian Stover. Marion Klewer Marion Klewer Asst. City Editors: Richard Marshall, Mollan Mijankin, Robert Sanford, Lee Shepeard. Assoc. editorial editor: Lee Shepeard Jack Zimmerman Society Editor Patricia Jansen Assst. Society Editors: Nate Anderson, Gyleshee Ritsu, Telegraph Editor Richard Tatum Assst. Telegram Editors: John Corporation, White. Sports Editor Bob Nelson Assst. Sports Editors: Alan Marshall, Forrest Miller. Advertising Mgr. James W. Murray National Adv. Mgr. George Lukens Classified Ad. Mgr. Dorothy Kobl Promotion Mgr. Jim Brunson Saturday He lay in the tomb. On Friday we commemorate the anniversary of our Lord's trial before Pilate. His sentence of death, His being scourged and crowned with thorns, and finally His crucifixion and death after hanging for three hours on the cross. Easter Sunday, His mother, Mary Magdalene, and Mary, the mother of James and Salome, brought spices so that they might go and anoint Him. But when they arrived at the tomb they found the stone rolled away from the entrance and inside in place of the son of Mary, an angel of God, who told them: "He has risen. 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