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ORDERED TO SHANGHAI
John C. Shull of Takoma Park
Hospital Named by Adventists.

The Foreign Mission Board of the
Seventh Day Adventists, announced
here today that John C. Shull, credit
manager of the Washington Sanitarium
and Hospital, Takoma Park, has been
appointed manager and treasurer Of
the Shanghai Sanitarium, Shanghai,
China. Mr.. Shull and his wife, Mrs.
Elsie Broks Shull, will sail from Los
Angeles on November %. Mr.. Shull
has been associated with the local san
itarium for four years.
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RIDING SAVES ON BRIDGE
Walking Costs More Than Bus
Fare Over New Hudson Span.

II will cost more to walk across the
new George washington Memorial
Bridge over the Hudson River between
Fort Lee, N. J. and New York than to
ride In q bus from the New Jersey side.
The bus fare from Fort Lee has been
fixed at cents, while the port of
New York authority has established 10
cents as the rate for pedestrians.
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FOR WIVES ONLY

sands of Washington
women every day, here at
Manhattan. And they con-
slider their money well
spent. They wouldn't go
back to home washing
because they know that
many things besides orig
inal cost are important.
Many of them have seen
how Manhattan's soft net
bags keep out the wear
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Rnrn
sTNCr,AYR, Hen

loni Robinson Sinclair, u. 6. ~, ana Mrs.
Sinclair tnee Dorothea Stephensl an
STEPHENS Sinclair. on September ss,
1891, at Colon Hospital Colon Panama
ANNAPOLIS, Nd papers please copy)
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Attorney. 73. Succumbs.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, va, September
% (E1.-John Francis Thomas Ander.
son, 70 years old, former Richmond at.
torney and iron works Official Of Rich
mond and Duluth. Mimi, died ct ms
home near Charlottesville yesterday.
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RoDIER FUNERAL HELD
Veteran Newspaper Man and Union
Worker Buried Here.

James La Coste Rodier, 74-year-old
newspaper man and labor union work
err. who died at Baltimore Friday, was
buried in Glenwood Cemetery today,
following services at the w. H. Sardo
funeral parlors.
Mr.. Rodier was born in Washington
in 1856, and for years was employed
at the Government Printing ONCE and
later at the Washington Post. At one
times he was editor of the Nashville,
Tenn, Mirror and also worked on pa
pers In Atlanta, Ca; Baltimore and
other cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-28

WHAT things do you
w hold dearest! If
you're like most of us they
run somewhat in this
order: Family, Health,
Happiness, Appearance,
Youth.
But have you ever
stopped to think how
easily they are lost?
Remember the old
proverb. For want of a
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Saturday and Sunday.


Highest temperature, SO, occurred at
2:30 pm, yesterday; lowest tempera-
ture, Sc, occurred at am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 81; lowest. 50.
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Tide Tables.

FURNISHED by United States Coast anc
Geodetic SurVey.l
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LOST.
BRACELET, gold, set with sapphires and
st. NV. Met. 4203. 20.
BRACELET-Platinum, diamond; vicinity
4th and Rittenhouse SITS. Liberal reward
Georgia 3968-J.
BRACELET-Onyx-d diamond bracelet, satur-
day or Sunday valued for sentimentai rea-
Reward. Met. o56s.
EARRING. one, green onyx, Sunday after
noon on 5th ST.. NV, or Mt. Rainier street
car. Reward Miss Simpson, 1870 18th ST.
NV. Phone Decatur 590s.
MONEY-S60: on 23rd st. NV. between Eye
St NV. and Washington Circle. Reward.
PACKAGE containing 2 dress lengths Of silk
ssra r. Saturday shs IN ass ana i0' store
PoCKETBooK. lady's. black with white n.
eontatin i .6 slsssses and money. Reward
POLICE DOG-Biack and tan, female;
Lady" Lame fore leg. Round leather col
lar Tag No. 1884. 0eorgia 2040-J.
PURSE-Straw envelope purse, near New
ave- ans .nd Other
tents, Call Decatur 145o.
stones; Saturday. reward. sis Barr Bldg.
SPECTACLES-Nickel-p plated; lost between
Y, NJ c. A. and Merchants Lunch Co, "a.
ave- Return to E. Chaput, x. M. G. A. Re-
ward. 20
WTRE-HATRED FOX TERRIER-White and
black with tan; named Run: in the vicinity
of Wesley Heights. Tommy McLacn1en'
Clev. 1854. 'o
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1n Mrn1nrtaiit

AGEE, LEILA WINFREY. In abiding devo-
ton to my mother. LEILA WINFREY
AGEE, whom God in His divine wisdom
called from this world to her eternal honaes
EvERETTE w. AGEE.
CHAMBERLAIN. MRS. N. L. "A memorial
service will be held in the Church Of the
Ascension, at 18th st. and Mass. ave. NV,
on Tuesday morning, September %, at
10 o'clock, for Mrs. N. l.. CHAMBERLAIN.
who died September 10. 1881. Relatives,
friends and all societies of which she was
a member are cordially invited to attend.
CHILDREss. PAUL B. A tribute Of love to
the memory of our beloved husband and
daddy, PAUL B. CHILDRESS, who was
taken from us one year ago today, Sep
TENDER %, 1880.
There is some one. daddy, who misses you
And finds the days long since you went.
There Is some one who longs for you daily,
But tries to be brave and content.
But it was hard, daddy, that we had to
part
Since tender love had bound our hearts,
But the purest, the loveliest, we know,
Are ever the surest, the soonest TO 60.
LOVING WIFE MARY, AND YOUNG
STEERS, MARVEL AND VIRGINIA.
THOMPSON, FRANCIS I. In sad but loving
remembrance of our dear father, FkANC15
]. THOMPSON, who departed this lie Two
years ago today, September 70. 1873.
In our hearts your memory fingers
Always tender, fond and true.
There Is not day, dear fathers
That we do not think o. POLL,
az THE CHILD8EN.
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Suite 1O5O-51 Washington Bldg.
Cor. N. Y. Avenue and 18th ST., N. w.
HOURS A. M. to7P.M SATURDAY 10 s.sO r. n
WriAs for Free BoedkIsf. "Houo Science
Conqusrs BGldnsss''
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HIGH SPOTS OF WEDNESDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAM

SELECTIONS from two current musical
comedies, THE Girl Friends and "BaliT-
400; Will be presented by the ensemble
curing the Palmoliye hour, to be broad
cast over WEAF and NBC network WedneS-
Tell Me Little Gypsy" from '.zieqfeId
re Of more than a decade ago, will
De played by the all-string orchestra d.
IeGteo by Leonard JOY during the Coca
Cola program. to be broadcast over WESF
ano stations associated with NBC Wednes-
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acreage could be reached in i've
years.
But in the second year. this goal
was more than doubled, with a col
lectiyized sowed area of 10000, 600
acres.
In human terms, this means that
about one-fourth of all the peas
ant families have merged their in
dividual farms into collectives. The
state-owned farms, immense enter
prises a few of which are without
precedent anywhere in the world,
accounted for another 100000
acres.
The government received fully
half its grain for feeding its peo-
pie, building up a reserve and ex-
porting from the "socialized sector.
although it had planned to draw
43 per cent of its total collections
from this source only in 1888.
The price at which this inordinatc
victory for Socialist economy was
wrested from the peasantry, is an
other story.
1t amounted to the deliberate
stimulation of civil war-of a class
war to the finish against millions of
kulaks prosperous peasants), which
still is under way.
But in accounting for their gains,
the Bolsheviks do not reckon costs
of that type. Human life is the
cheapest commodity in Russia.
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I maintain that ! retain (Ha Hal
my girlish laughterp
This led to musical comedy, so
when so Long Lefty was pro-
duced, she became the Lefty" and
won international fame. "Linger
Longer Lefty" THE Tx Tok Man
of o. and then New York revues
claimed much of her time. She
came to the screen in the silent
day to appear in Baby Mine"
and returned to the talkies in so
Long Lefty and now in the Kea-
ton picture.
The new comedy is an hilarious
story of a young man who is adj
vertised as a gay Lothario, thereby
getting himself into a million
troubles with women and a jealous
husband. A large cast appears,
directed by Edward SedgWick,
noted for his success with Dough
Boys" Free and Easy" and other
Keaton hits. Reginald Denny
plays the romantic male lead and
other prominent roles are filled by
Cliff Edwards, Dorothy Christy,
Joan Peers, Sally Eilers, Natalie
Moorhead, Edward Prophv, Walter
Merrill and Sidney Bracy.
Among the hilarious episodes are
the chase in the fashionable hotel
when the jealous husband shoots
up the place, the wreck of Keaton
and Miss Peers when their tiny
roadster tries to beat a locomotive
and the ludicrous attempts of Kea-
ton to hide the beanpole-like body
of Miss Greenwood when the latter
becomes unconscious in a hotel
bedroom and the house detective
comes proving around
a series of romanceS runs
through the comedy, ending in q
double wedding with Keaton and
Miss Christy and Denny and Miss
Eilers the participants.
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HUMAN LIFE IS
CHEAP ITEM IN
SOVIET REFORM
BolShevikS Do Not Reckon
Cost in 5-Year Plans
Success.
BY EUGENE LYONS
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, March 25.-On its
agrarian side, the initial years of
the Soviet Russian f1ve-year plan
have given results bigger than the
most optimistic supporter of the
Kremlin policies has envisaged.
When the period began, the Sow
let Union was importing bread
now it is exporting it.
So little did the authors of the
five-year plan dream Of collectiv-
izing the peasantry quickly that
they set the modest figure of ST.
100000 acres as the goal for the
area planted by collectives at the
end of the five-year term.
knowing the stubborn resistance
of the peasant to socialistic meth
DDS, many doubted whether this
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NEEDY'S BUDGET
TO Be FIXED BY
COUNTY CHIEFS
Study of Situation Is Made
at Meeting in c. of c.
Today.

Study Of the poor relief situation
IN Marion county was to be con-
tinued today at 2 meeting in the
Chamber Of Commerce of more than
a score Of county officials, repre-
sentatives of the Center township
trustees office, and the civic organi-
cation heads.
William II. Book, civic affairs di-
rector, said this morning the meet
ing probably viii be held at $3.50
p. m
Practicabllity Of drastic changes
IN the poor relief system, includ-
ing substitution Of commissaries for
the ticket system, were to be dis
cussed.
Conferees viii include Center
township advisory board members,
county councilmen, heads of welfare
organizations, county commission
ers, heads of the trustees office and
County Auditor Harry Dunn.
The session will pave the way for
advisory board members to fix the
April poor relief budget. With rec
concentrations Of conferees before
them, advisory board members will
meet sometime this week to study
the budget.
Study of the relief situation as
precipitated last week after the
county council floated a $3.50 OCO
bond issue to pay accrued poor re-
lief debts.
Threats OF 25-cent boost in the
county tax rate, because of the re-
lief burden. we're aired at the coun-
Gil meeting and at later sessions in
the trustees office.
AS first step toward lowering ex-
penses, advisory board members and
Mrs. Hanna Noone, Center township
trustee, cut the price of coal from
$3.50 to $3.50.
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Times Radio Dial TwisterS

5:i5-University Of Cincinnati education
series.
S:50-McAleer meiodists
5:45-bowell Thomas fNBCl.
6:00-Amos n Andy (EBCl
6.i5-Jolly Time Pop Corn revue.
6.30-Phii Cook fNBCl.
s:<S-Smittl Brothers program (NBCl.
T.0o-R. r. D. hour
T.30-Tf1e Buddy BOYS
5:0O-Csnovs Coffee hour
s.3o-Csmel Pleasure hour (EBC).
9.30-Varietv.
.e:z5-Bob Newhsll; sports slices.
f0.00-Weat Their
i0.02-Night songs.
io:30-The Crosley theater
II .00-Joe HAYNES and his orchestra
II :3o-Netherland Plaza orchestra
1900 Midnight-Castle Farm orchestra.
A. NJ
i2.30-Brooks and Ross.
l.00-Sian of.
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615-Jas J. Corbett
ssSSgg-BSV oiag IN "A Adam 1esz,e s6Bsl-
700-The Cclumbians
7I5-Barbasol BARRIERS (CBs).
1:30-Salon group.
74S-At the Baldwin.
8:o00-GSeneral Mills Fast Freight (CBs)
S:3o-Nstional Merchants Tailors Associa-
ton.
9oo-vitality Personalities (CBs).
9:l5-Gypsy Trail (CBS).
.9:3o-Collumbia concert program (CBSl.
llo:l5-Arthur Pryor's band (CBs).
l0:30-The Coumnist
l0:45-ToWne Club orchestra.
u .00--Atop the Indiana roof
II :45-Louie loves orchestra.
l2:i5-Towne Club orchestra.
WKBF (14OO) indianapolis
indianapolis BroadcastinK, Ino.)
WEDNESDAY
4:15-Bowey .Sealfast program.
5'Q0-Cectl q Sally.
5:l5-The service men.
Ss:33e- I5.. tsheater GLOON chasers.''
6.0o-Business chat with Myron Green
6.05-Dinner music with Comics orches-
6.2o-Harry Bason's Fletcher American
s.2 3s Ed! Home OIL program.
l:00-Patterson shade boys.
7.30-Marott Cobblers
8.O0-Freihofer BAKING Con7nsuv rro-rsn,
S:30-I,inco oilers
8;45I. BOYD Huffman program
9.00-Wtlking's Story of the Opera"
9:30-Klee's Charlie g. Ruth"
q.45-Marv Mariean
l0.00-Harrv Bason's program.
t0:30-ShoWhoat orchestra
II :0o-Connie's Eleventh hour dresn7ers
l1.45-Sign of.
WLW (7OO) Cincinnati
WEDNESDAY
400-Lever Brothers program (NBCD.
4:15-WordS and music
4:29-Time announcement.
4:30-Old Man Sunshine
4:45-Organ program.
4:59-Oakland announcement.
5:00-Bradley Kincaid
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Fishing the
Air

''Nirety-nins Out Of a Hundred and
She's a Gorgeous Thing are listed on
the program Of current hits to be pre-
sented by the Smith Brothers over WIZ
and NBC network. Wednesday night at
6:45.
The Canadian Pacific CRUSADERS will
pay musical visit to Scandinavia,
featuring fisher folk and classic airs,
in broadcast over WIZ and NBC net
work. Wednesday at 7:3O D. m.
GLADYS Rice. noted soprano soloist. and
Howard Marsh. tenor. will be the guest
artists of the Moboiloil concert, to be
broadcast over WEAF and NBC netWorl,
Wednesday at 7:30 D. m.
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sTATIoNs or zee NATIONAL BRoADcAsIING CoMrANY
WIZ Nefunrk
Netvork
WEDNESDAY

10 %o go Wiz as %f0 5 NC kssSo3 IS
II 1850 VIVID 1850 KRID WFBM WAC $50
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lis the9 TODAY offer

Indianapolis the? today offer
Holiday" at the Civic, CITY Lights"
at the Palace, Frances White at the
Lyric, To-day" at the Circle, Honor
Among Lovers" at the Indiana,
Fifty Million Frenchmen" at the
Apollo, 1.-THE Conquering Horde" at
the Ohio, Scandals of 1881" at the
Colonial, and. burlesque at the
Mutual
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WFBM (123O) indianapolis
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
WEDNESDAY
p. M
530-Wheeler Mission.
6:00-Morton Downey (CBS)
LONG LEGS HELPED
MAKE HER FAMOUS
The Figure Of Charlotte Greenwood Is Worth Its Weight
In Gold to This Awkward Coincidence.

HARLOTTE GREENWOOD is an actress who took long and n
- form and capitalized it that of the worlds
greatest
The elongated aughmaker
uday with Buster
Farlor Bedroom role she made lannon's
on the stage
Miss Greenwood first note vaudeville actress 1
IN winch she kicked foot above
ton that brought forth that closed NaAnd
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y Z. NJ
cBs-Vitality personalities.
WCCO (51o)--Arco orche5
ira.
WENR Minstrel show
WMAO (67o)- Bobolink or
chestrs.
$50 2. NJ
! WBBM Along the c
& E. J. Trail"
CHS Columbia concert cor
l poration.
lNBC (WEAFl-Coca Cola
! program.
MIC (wJz)-Clara, Lu anc
/ En-.
10 P. M
lBDKA (9SO)-sports: slum-
Der music.
IBYW 1020) News, "Stat u
Street"
cBs-Guy Lombsrdo Can
WCCO tslo)-WCCO String
orchestra.
NBC (WEAF)-R Radio digest
WJR C75o)-News; Hungry
MIC WIZ Stunt e !
WON c72o) - Tomorrow Z
Trib.; Hungry Five
Amos n Andy (NBCl-
WMAQ, WDAF, KWK,
WSB. WENR, KSTP,
WSMB. KTHS.
-1O:15 r. M
NBC CWEAF)-Lopez. or
chestrs.
ICBS-Pryor's band.
WMAQ (670)-Concert or
chestra.
--10:25 r. M
WJR (750) 49, Shsdowland
Tracy and Duncan.
1880 7. M
KDKA (9So)-Gerun's or.
chestra.
KYW G0201-Wayne King
orchestra.
CBS-JohnnY Johnson's or.
cheStrs.
WGE l720i 49, Syncopators,
symphony.
WGY (790)-Sleepy Hall;
orchestra
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---6.45 r NJ --
NBC CwJz)-smith Bros. Or
chcstra.
- p. NJ
KYW 1920 Studio.
CBS--Pryor's band.
WDAF Entertainers.
EBC fWEAF) Bobby Jones
golf chat.
CHS Literary Digest topics
WHAM Gi50B -Firefiies.
NBC (WJZ) Harbor Lights
WIS fs70l Studio feature'
one and one-hslf hours.
-7:15 P. M
MIC CWEAF1-RCA program
with Bugs Baer.
CBS-Barbasol program.
1870 r. M
CHS Musical Cocktail.
NBC fWEAFJ-Mobiloil con-
cert.
NBC CWJz) Canadian Pa
ciflc program.
WSM 1851 SeiberlinR sing.
ers.
-7:45 r. M
WMAQ (67O)-Dsny News
feature.
3 p. M
KDKA (98Ol-R. T. 7. pro-
cBs@Gold Medal program.
WBBM (770l-Bernie or
Chestrs.
WDAF Csio)-MusicsI fea-
NBC tWEAFD-Halsey Stuart
program
wGN C72o)-Packard pro-
waAM dl5oD-on Wings of
Song.
WIZ (750) Entertainers.
&c (WJZ) -Wsyside inn.
$50 P. M
KwKH 1861 - Studio pro-
gram
CB5-Savino Tone pictures.
WBBM f770l Blooms con-
cert orchestra.
WENR (870l Organ studio.
MIC (WEAF) Palm Olive
concert.
NBC fWJz)-Camel Pleas
ure hour.
WMA0 (670l-Ths Smith
Family,
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10 so P. n.

INV
WMAQ- (s70) Dan ard 5yl-
via Via Lsgo orchestra.
Ill P. M
BYw 1920 -Spitslny's or
wccao5' caiU-strucks or
wENR l87o)-Dance pro
MIC Observation-Disclosures
orchestra.
wGN t72Ol Drake orches-
MIC fRJz)-Henry Buses
orchestra
/ WMAQ fe7ol Dance pro-
gram three hours.
WTAM G070l-Melodies.
lilo r. M
WJR C750)-Greystons or.
caestra.
-11:15 p. M
KsTP (l46O)-Dsnce pro-
KfHs no4o)-Kingsway or
chest-a.
iWBBM f77O)-Around the
Town two hours.
WSM (650) Organ; dance
orchestra.
WTMJ (62o)-Dance pro-
-11:so p. M
WCCO (si0)-Organist.
KYW 1920 -McCoy's or
chestrs
WBAP (80O)-C. of c. band.
NBC (WEAF)-Morgan's or
WGY l79o)-Kenmore or
chestra.
NBC CWJzl-wayns Kings
orchestra.
WJR (75O)-Delbridge's or
chestra.
HIS T. M
wpAF (6lW - Nighthawk
-12 Midnight
XIV (l02O)-Panico's or
chestra; CARRIERS orches-
XXX no5O)-Gus Arnheim s
orchestra.
1880 A. M
WTMJ Night Watch
man.
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US. LAWS PROVE SNAG
TO BOHEMlANS IN LOVE
New York Artists Beginning to
Marry in Order to Get
Passports.

NEW YORK N.A.N.A).-How diff
cult 1t Is to go through life without
sacrificing some principle, without COM
promising with the ideal! This remark
Is prompted by information that some
members of the Bohemian artists COL
ony here are about to get married.
Marriage is against their principles, but
they are going back on their principles
because they want to go abroad and see
the world. The passport regulations
make 1t difficult for man and woman
as travelling companions unless they are
married.
The influence of passport regulations
in this respect was being discussed with
some asperity in a studio at a little
party for two artists getting married
this week. Despite the congratulations,
friends were whispering their anxieties
to one another.
1T seems shame to take the risk of
spelling it all" one woman said. They'll
grow stodgy and mean, like most other
married people.
The Bohemian viewpoint!
tCopYright, 1881, by North American News
paper Alliance.)
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DENCE. SITUATE NO. 370l PORTER
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust, duly
OF the land records OF the District of Column
bia. and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustee will sell at
WEDNESDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, AID. 1881, AT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land and prem
iSes. situate in the District OF Columbia. and
~ and two 90 in square numbered nine
teen hundred and eight I903I in the North
west Washington Improvement Company S
subdivision known as Richmond Park" RS
veyor for the District of Columbia, in Liber
County 81 at folio 40; together with the i'm
proVements, consisting OF brick residence
containing twelve rooms. sun paror, two
Porter street northwest.
Terms of sale. One-third OF the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash, balance in two
equal inStallments. payable in one and two
annam, payable semi annually from day OF
sale. secured by deed of trust upon the
property sold. or all cash at the option CT
The purchaser deposit of $1,000 will be
recording. etc. at cost OF purchaser. Terms
of sale to be complied with within thirty
days from day of sale, otherwise the trustee
the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
after five days advertisement OF such resale
in some newspaper published in Washing
AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST CO..
BY. HOWARD MORAN. Vice President.
A. H. SHILLINGTON,
Asst. Secretary.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-16
WISCONSIN U. TO DROP
EXPERIMENTAL COLLEGE
Results of Meiklejohn's Tutorial
System for Selected Group
to Be Studied.
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
MADISON, Wis, February 10
Upon request of Dr. Alexander Meikle-
John. the College Advisory Board of
the University of Wisconsin today plan
ned to recommend discontinuance
temporarily at least, of the Expert.
mental College.
The closing Of the five-year experi-
ment, unique in its inception in Amer
lean educational circles, will give the
school authorities opportunity to study
the results of the college, DR.. MeikIe.
john, director of the college, said. After
determining results, he said, the faculty
would be in a better position to de-.
termine if the Experimental COLLEGE
should be modified or abandoned.
Under the system tutorial methods of
instruction were used on a selecteJ
group OF first and second year college
students.
DR.. Meiklejohn said he was convinced
the Experimental College while not
disregarding the fact that other an.
proaches to the teaching problem were
workable, had illustrated that latit,,de
in presenting and selecting subiect
matter was feasible.