Smyrna times., 1923-02-28
.2I1DRE MAKES TRIP TO
'fJIVERSITY OF DELAWARE
.r THE INSTITUTION AND
-or uSO ENTERTAINED
-, Miller of the Board of
's,'Y w.. Also Helps Welcome Sa-
s'' '.d Makes Plea for Finances

rrsnOr Miller OF tng DO%e
". Also Helps Welcome Sa-
|. .'' md Makes Plea for Finances
~. Of the General Assembly, |
,,.ing @ their regular function as
..5aTs .l,rS for the day, paid their bi-
\ r r,it to the University Of Del
FIday inspecting the institu-
nd we're entertained at dinner
n n roTIece. After seeing at first
\ he needs Of the University OF
,v,,e and having it emphatically
...,,s upon them that the etfiei-
The institution will be greatly
..;,.I unless the Legislature ap-
.-,ts, the full amount asked for
.EJoet. the members of the Leg
a. present practically assured
rIsqs officials that the appro-
..sn asked for will be granted.
4 tbe interesting phases Of the
IAN discussion of the question of
,DDroUriation for the University
1.suare. was an admission from
sentative Collins of the Demo-
"a, of tho General Assembly
\ effect that the legislators, af-
ag have been elected, generally
advisable to revise or scrap
i'm pledges. 1t was intimated
aDdidates, in the heat of a cam
make certain pledges, but when
oct to Dover and face actual
IN is often necessary to forget
hedges. The University of Del
is asking the State for an ap-
stiOn Of S175,000 for mainten-
the next two years. In addition
lumnae of the WOmen's College
resented bill asking for an ap-
ration of S150,000 for a new
rory and dining room to relieve
StiOn.
aned by DR.. HulIihen and Stat
About As members of the Legisla
made the inspection trip. The!
r met at the station by DR.. Wal
HulEhen, president of the Univer
Dean Charles A. McCue, head O
Agricultural Department, A. G
lnsOn, business administrator; d
Owen Sypherd, Professor Rober
ioughgOod, Professor George +
ton and other members of the fac
The legislators were first take
tie Experimental Farm where a
atOn was made of the building
i've. stock. From the farm tn
tors we're escorted to the Won
College, where they were we
a by Dean Winifred Robinson
2 members of the faculty an
1tS, Each legislator was tas
With neat little card engrave
bis name and his home town, an
O the students was assigned ;
seort to each visitor during Il
'i college buildings. The neeC
e college were pointed out, e
y the urgent need for addition
'HaltOry facilities, as well as
allng hall and gymnasium.
Hall the party was Joined
I Governor Charles R. Mile
man Of the finance committee
oan Of trustees. The Mechar
aal' new temporary engineenl
Hgs and other buildings were j
and the courses of instruct,
N each explained.
''0'ernOr Miller and Others Tai
y ceremonies at the dinner we
'ea over by former Govern
VINO made the speech of W,
" the visitors. The openil
was offered by Rev. c.
pastor Of the college chap
'ne members of the Genel
aaly called upon to speak we
" Oann, Representative Mels
~piesentatiye Collins, Mr.. C
u chairman Of the legislatr
~ " committee, and Mr.. Mels
sly Senator Cam said he h
!, @o'ler-ln-law and four sons. W
graduates of the University a
i. ~eo giving the institution
i0r' Mr.. Collins said
aae party went before
4 y. % a platform of economy. !
.,.. economy as would impair
. q any State institution
ss,.; ne said that in the heat
su we make certain Pre-
~. Ngard to these institute,
., si,'lai / knowledge" but wi
~ Il once we see things face
some modification is nec
ps large part Of the Stat
l'..'. comes from sources wh
sI.sIlous, and in some instan
lsrssau | refer to the tax
s capital stock. I do
Ds1s1 1ee ! any of our instituti
,s,,;. oscause Of reductions IN
issa,l silo9'' but l do want to see a's
M 5's >. run along lines of eff
s.@, Uear ! $500 From SUPP
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