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La gaceta., 1932-03-23
DE ITALIA
VARIOS NUEVOS CARDE-
MALES SERAN READO
P0R Ell PAPA

Ciudad Vaticana, Mario %.
Ell Papa eSpera verificar I'm
cOnsistorio para la creaci6n de
nuevos cardenales por cuanto
Ia muerte ha arrebatado a va
rios de los miembros del Cole
gio, dejando sus filas relativa-
mente desiertas. Los cardena
les al presente son SIS aunque ell
maxine que Sc permit es de 70,
Els costumbre de los Papas no
llenar tOdas las Vacantes, dejan-
do siempre dos 0 tres %puestos
desocupadOs.
Ell presente Papa, no obstan-
te.se ha mostrado contrario a We
rificar cOnsistorios, les cuales
bajo su reinado siempre han SER
pc 90 "a "''-
70 de cardenales. Pho XII So ha
sooorodo do .a,,a
C. ~:
* ano| NI
:, hraahigna j., nIiI%n
.~i,4orio sor5a namhrodo. Con
doaolo- ~;+oI;aao
TX aasINadI
n~ariona1 n coax haIanno ana
Va4a H.
La gaceta., 1932-03-23
CORRESPONDENCE
DE

Manana publicaremos la pri-
mera rarte de una corraspon-
dencia que desde Barcelona, Els
pana, nos remite nuestro inteli-
genie corresponsal Sr. Don Juan
Casanovas.
Las correspondencias de Ca
sanovas fueron muy discutidas
cuando LA Gaceta" comenz6 a
publicarlas, hace algunas sema7
mas, pero criticos y admirable
res convinieron en- que expresa-
ban 81 honrado sentir de IN
hombre sincere.
La gaceta., 1932-03-23
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Feng Yu-Hsiang, el general
c~ristiano, dice que el eS I'm re
volucionario complete, de pies
a cabeza, y que Ell mismo Sc
rota TN parecido con JESUS.
M~odestico es ell jefe nacio-
La'ista, que 'cambiara de ca
SAGA gran n1mero de veces.
Tiene ell hombre un gran pa
gecido con Jesus, pero nosotroS
10 10 "apreciamos."
mi siQuiera Sc parece a Je-
sds, ell aviador y candidate a
condestable!
La gaceta., 1932-03-23
Una conferencia

Sierra dictada manana por Ia
noche, a las ocho y media. en-
la sala de reception de la flo
r%eciente sociedad "L'Unionc
ltaliana,' por el talcntoso pc
riodista ST.. Ar,uro hi Pricto.
Ell tema elegido es: "Ita.ia
dosde Cavour hasta Mussolini."
Patrocinan esta confcrencia
los hombres que componen la
"Secci6n de Cultura" de la eli
ada sociedad.
La gaceta., 1932-03-23
TENDRA UN GO
BIERNO CONSTITUTIONAL

Madrid. Mario 23.-Las no.
ticias de Lisboa dicen que la die
tadura militar tiene la intanci6n
de redactar una nueva constitu-
'ci6n por la cual ell pueblo eligira
directamente al presidente. Co,
mo modelO de Ia nueva c0nstitu,
zion Sc tomara la de los Is ADDS
Unidos y Quedara abolido ell car
go de primer ministro.
Hasta ahora, en- Portugal. &c
mo en- Francia y otros paises eu
ropeos, el p~reSidente habia sid
electo ror las dos camaras de
parIamento. Ell primer minis
70, aunlue escogido por ell pres
dente, assume la responsibilities
del gobierno, seleccionando G
c%onsejo de acuerdo con sus de
secs y manteni6ndose en- ell po-
der por medic del vote en- Ell par
La revolution espanola, Sc d.
&c, no ha tenido efecto politico
sn Portugal Y no 10 tendra. Los
paises son Independence ell uno
del otro y Portugal viene gober-
nandose como una Repdblica So
metida la dictadura en- los 1lti-
mos % amos.
La gaceta., 1932-03-23
ENTIRE ESTUDIAN-
TIES

Columbia, Mo-, Mario 23.-Trcs
estudiantos fuerOn hcridos a Ii
ros en- la madruEada de hoy, por
otrO cstudiante que Sc dice ayu-
do a "secuestrar" a una bcllisi-
ma muchacha cstudiantc de la
tHiVersidad dc Missouri. La ri
ma fu6 el reSultado de una lar
ga rivaIidad entire las cscualas
de inGgnieros y dc leycs, una ri
1al'dad que Sc desarr0llara des-
de angulos inocentos a las ar
mas a. fuego. Uno de los tres es-
tudiantes de ingenioria rccibi6
heridas tan graves que Sc cree
morira, y su asaltaute, que esta-
ba fstudiando leyes, tambitn st
ham en- may critic0 estado.
heridc de mas gravedad
tiene 81 est6maRo perfoyado por
I'm proyectiI y Sc Hama Frank
Luckoy, dc Columbia Jerry
Cebe, de st. Louis, iresenta he
rjdas on I'm braso y en- una pier
ma U PuaI nvo ID Taffnrsnu ~;
La gaceta., 1932-03-23
CARTA CABLEGRAFNA De ESPANA

cleta aument6 su veIocidad y al
pasar junto al autom6vil dos
hombres hicieron p disparos
Contra el primer ministro.
lnmediatamente despu6s del
crimen las comunicacionas te'a-
f6nicas y por cables fueron cor
tadas Y los asesinos escaoaron.
Seis dias mas tarde, Pedro Ma
ECU, un anarquista de % amos,
fu6 detenido y confes6, dando ell
ncmbre de sus completes. Casa
nellas fu6 uno de los nombrados.
La gaceta., 1932-03-23
JESUITAS ESPANOLES Sc
HAN ESTABLECIDO EN-


Madrid, Mario 23.-Comuni-
can de Kassel, Alemania, que un
grupo de jesuitas de los expulsa-
dos de Espana, ha comprado un
castillo EN- el pueblo de Arolsen,
buscando ALI refugio, mientras
para ellos llegan mejores item
pos en- Espana.
Ell castillo lleva ell nombre de
Welda y es uno de los que sirvie-
IA de refugio y baluarte a los
senores feudales.
Las palabras habladas en- es-
panel formaran un eco raro con
la pasada historic del castillo.
La gaceta., 1932-03-23
TEATROS
CASINO

CASINO
Los sacrificios De I'm hom-
bre ansioso de hacer feliz a su
esposa a toda costa, y la mala
intcligencia entire ambos, por
empcnarse en- mantener reser.
vas mentales, constituyen 81
intcresante argumento de Ma
rido y Mujer," la gran come
dia habIada en- espanoI que
exhibe hoy este teatro, c%onjun-
tamente con "The Tip Off"
La gaceta., 1932-03-23

Su peor enemigo es la republi-
ca francesa. Y viceverSa.
Francia e Italia Sostienen
las "mejores relaciones diplo-
maticaS y comerciales." pero
el gobierno de Mussolini cree
lue su feor onemigo es Maria
ma y Mariana mira con repug-
nancia y deSprecio al ''fascis-
mo-"
Convene mucho a Russia csc
pacto de no aggression, aunque
los pactoS Y tratadoS Sc con-
vierten en- papeleS sucios Guam
do los "gobernantes" Sc "ofus-
can y deciden que los hijos
de los gobernados Sc saerIfi :
quen por la patria.
La gaceta., 1932-03-23

AngeI N1nez y es de Macdonald
dad espanola.
A este Sc lie acusa de tener IL
teratura radical EN- su poder y
haber entrado ilegalmente en- eI
pals.
ContinGa encarcelada la Sra.
D. Catalina Mendikowsky, a
quien Sc ~arrestara por distribuir
literature comunista.
La gaceta., 1932-03-23
LA POLICIA DE PENNSYL-
VANIA DETUVO A VARIOS
MINEROS EXTRANJERoS

Wilkesbarre, Penn, Mario %.
La policia de Pennsylvania
detuvo hoy a varios extranjeros
a uuienes acusa de incitar a la
violencia Y lamar piedras contra
los rompe-huelgas en- ell distrito
de las minas de carbon antra-
cita. Los mineros Sc han separa-
do de la organization Mineros
Unidos de America y persiguer
Ia finalidad de nivelar ell traba-
10. Uno de los detenidos Sc liam
La gaceta., 1932-03-23

Despues de las elecciones
que van a verificarse en- Fran
ella, Russia y Francia firmaran
IN tratad0 de no-agresi6n.
Francia y Russia va sostienen
"amigables' relaciones conner
cia1es y d~iplomaticas; pero ell
gobierno. de Moscou aparente-
mente tiene la creencia de que
La gaceta., 1932-03-23

Stanley Baldwin es conser :
vador y su hijo Sc deStaca CO.
no Soeialista.
Ell hijo opina que los viejos
deben ser mandados a la que
IRA, no los j6venes, para que
estOs puedan sentirse despues
cubiertos de gloria por los sa-
crificios de sus mayores.
Baldwin, e. viejo, ORA ale
gremente eSas e~XpreSiones de
su hijO Y pensara que "cuando
ell muchacho siente la cabeza",
ingresara en- las filas conser-
yadoraS.
En- ell carrousel de la poll
tica, desgraciadamente, la ju-
ventud empieza por ell radica-
lismo Y termina, con la expe-
riencia, bajo ell peso de la re-
acci0n.
Anatole France, sin embar-
go, comenZ6 siendo conserva-
dor y en- sus ultimos amos era
un "rojo" convencido.
De todoS mod0s, 81 los vie
JOS fueran mandadosfa la que
IRA, en- lugar de los j6venes,
muy pronto estariamos en- ef
verdadero canine hacia la
paZ.
La gaceta., 1932-03-23
Cspitulo de enfermos

Nuestro particular amigo el
Rev, Ramiro Paula, Pastor de
la Iglesia Metodista de la II
avenida y Gale 1G, Sc encucn-
ira enfermo en- 81 Residential
de la Novena avenida.
FOrmufamos nuestros votos
p0rque muy prOnto Sc resta-
blezca.
La gaceta., 1932-03-23
ROYAL

Por la pantalla de este tea.
tro de West Tampa desfiIa hoy
la divertidisima comedia 10
cal Boy Makes Good" con ell
notable c6mico Joe +. Brown
Completan ell programa ca
rjcaturas parIantes y una revis
Ia International.
La gaceta., 1932-03-23
RITZ

RITZ
= Presenta hoy en- su dobIe
proRrama "EI Dios del Mar"
habiada en- espanoi, y "Aceras
de Nueva York" con Buster
K%eaton, eI actor a quien nadie
ha visto reir.
Tambi6n Sc exhibe uh episo
dio de la emAGnante serie
"EI HGrCe de las LTamas."
La gaceta., 1932-03-23

TambiGn Sc haIIa recIuida en-
sus habitaciones, por estar pa
deciendo hace cuatro dias de
una affection gripal, en- su ca
sa, de, la Novena aVenida M
nero HOE la distinguida da
ma Francisco Acosta.
Quiera Dios que su NAL no
reVista ~caract6res de gravedad.
La gaceta., 1932-03-23
PASA DE 300 Ell NUMERO
DE LAS VICTIMAS DEL
HURACAN

Birmingham, Ala, Mario
Z3.-La lista de victimas oca-
sionadas por Ell huracan que
dejara sentir sus efectos en-
cinco estados del Sur, contiene
va mas de 800 nombres. FL nj
nero de Iesionados IIega a
$500 y pasa de 1000 ell grupo
de personals que han perdido
sus hogares.
Alabama figura la cabeza
de la lista fatidica, con 246
nombres, Georgia con 50, Ten-
nessee con 18, Carolina de-
Sur con 2 y Kentucky con 2.
Todavia no Sc ha hecho un
calculo sobre Ell valor de las
oropiedades destruidas, pero
sup6nese que la cantidad sera
mayor de 10 que muasA esti-
La gaceta., 1932-03-23

va Sc encuentra comple}a-
mente restablecida de la peso
sa enfermedad sufrida la Sra.
Jennie de la Peha, residente
de la Tercera Avenida 23I9.
n Con gusto consignamos la
noticia.
La gaceta., 1932-03-23
SALlo DE Hb6T abrb%NA CO.
LCMNA T., eli iuez y


Hardin, M n%tndtria, Mario
23.-Una columna de tropas
japonesas bAjo el mando del ma
yor ~gal Haseve sali6 de aqui
las siste de la manana de hoy
con rumbo a Fang Cheng. 105
millas al este, en- el rio Sunari
donde los partidarios del gene
raj chino Tsleg Chao Sc estan
concentranb,
La coluIAna embarc6 en- 100
automobiles y camiones.
La gaceta., 1932-03-23

do a trasladarsf a su nueva ca
sa ubicada en- la Gale Catorce
Y Novena avenHa.
Smyrna times., 1932-08-31
Dog Has 13 Puppies

Kelso, Wash.-N. E. Taylor thinks
his shepherd dogs litter of 13 pup
pies is a record.
Smyrna times., 1932-08-31
RICH MAN LIVES
A FRUGAL LIFE
Prince of India is Called "the
Miser Mabarjah" in
India
WORLDS RICHEST MAN

Hyderabad, India.-The worlds
richest man watches his pennies
and wears old clothes.
Wealthiest and most powerful of
India's 700 maharajas, ruling prince
and tribal chiefs is his exalted
highness, the NiZam of Hyderabad,
largest state in India.
He is owner of the renowned Col
conda diamond fields.
With the subterranean vaults and
caves of his great palace here bulg-
ing with several hundred million
dollars worth of gold bullion, dia-
monds, rubies, sapphires and other
treasures, and with an annual in
come from his estates of something
like S25,OO0.OO0, the Nizam is said
to be much richer than John D.
Rockefeller, or any of the Ameri-
can multimillionaires.
The NiZam is described by his
friends as the only "billionaire" in
the world
In the war he gave many mil
lions to the British cause, in recog-
milton of which King George of
England gave the Nizam the title
of exalted highness" and allowed
him to sign himself faithful ally
of the King-Emperor." All the
other 7O0-odd princes in India have
the title only of his highness."
The Nizam comes from one of the
most illustrious families in India,
claiming descent on his fathers side
from Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddiq, the
first Khalifa of the Prophet Mo-
hammed, and on his mothers side
from the prophet himself.
The Nizam is one of the most rO-
mantle figures in the modern world.
He is just past forty-five. He has
eleven palaces in India and is re-
puted to keep a harem for fifty
wives.
1t would be natural TO assume
that, in view of the Nizam's stag
gering wealth, he lived in the most
luxurious magnificence. 1t is al
most the opposite.
America would call him "stingy.'
Indeed, he is known throughout In
dia as "The Miser Maharajah," for
he counts the pennies and lets the
dollars take care of themselves.
Many stories are told of the Ma
harajah's penuriousness.
Certainly the Nizam himself is
most frugal in the matter of dress.
He may be seen any day at the pal
ace in an old faded and thread
bare coat.
Smyrna times., 1932-08-31
PROGRAM FOR AIDING NEEDY
May Be Ready BY Sept. Mid
dletOwn Needs Outlined

Another step towards Statewide
relief for Delaware's UNEMPLOYED
and their families was taken Fri
day when Governor Bucks State
Unemployment Commission met at
Dover. 1t was said that virtually
all the data needed by the State
Employment Relief Commission is
in their hands, except some statis-
tics from the Trustees of the Poor
Of New Castle County. The com
plete report of the Trustees of the
Poor for New Castle county was
also preseted to the commissin.
This report, requested by the com
mission, showed expenditures on
the part of the trustees for relief.
It was further brought out that
the information on the relief situa-
ton is pretty well in hand for Sus-
sex and Kent counties. A COM
munication from Mayor Levison, OF
Middletown, outlining the probable
needs of his town and adjacent ter
ritory, also was received by the
commission. It was ordered filed
for thorough study and considera-
tion.
Smyrna times., 1932-08-31
LoPE SEASON NEAR CLOSE
Reports Indicate Farmers Ha,.
Made Money From Fruit

The cantaloupe season through
out lower Delaware is coming to i
close, and judging from report
from different sections Of the conn
ty the season has been the "a ,s+
profitable within the past three
years. This seems to be the only
crop that farmers have been able
to realize any money from tbis
year. The prices in the large cjtv
markets, for the most part. have
remained fairly steady Throughout
the season. There were some fiuc-
tuations for the first two weeks
but after that they seemed to pet
fairly seady. The yield in most in
stances was large and for the past
three weeks the growers have de-
voted most of their time to picking
and marketing them. The banner
canaloupe area of lower Delaware
is in the Laurel, Seaford and Del
mar sections where annually hun
dreds of acres are planted. The
crop annually means thousands Of
dollars in those communities and
at the same time means much to
the crate manufacturers. From
six acres, one farm in the Laurel
section made $400.
Smyrna times., 1932-08-31
CAESAR RODNEY'S
FAMOUS RIDE
Continued From Page Two)

jOr-General of Delaware Militia
and President (Governor) of Della
ware during American Revolution.
Born 1882, died 1884 Buried on
his farm, Poplar Grove" Rein
tered in Christ Church yard, 1887 +"
Another tablet on display in the
Millard F. Davis, Inc, store is for
Nicholas Ridgely, also to be placed
on the Christ Church yard wall.
The tablet reads: In this church
yard lie the remains of Nicholas
Ridgely, statesman and jurist. Born
in Dover, 1862, eldest son of DR..
Charles Greenbury Ridgely and
Mary Wynkoop Ridgely. Member
of State Convention which ratified
the Federal Constitution, December
z, 1887. Repeatedly member of
General Assembly from 1888 until
1901. Attorney General of Della
ware 179I-18O1. Delegate to Sec
ond State Constitutional Conven-
tion, 1912. Chancellor of Della
aware from 1901 until his death,
1890"
Smyrna times., 1932-08-31
EMPLOYMENT IMPROVING
Business in General Better During
Past Month in This State

Industrial employment in Della
ware showed a slight improvement
during the past 80 days, according
to the U. S. Department of Labor,
U. S. Employment Service. The
bottle-cap and tooth-paste tube
concerns increased operations
somewhat. However, the leather.
textile, and fibre plants showed lit
tie change and these plants worked
with reduced forces on curtailed
schedules. Building operations
were confined to the erection of
several schools throughout the
State, a welfare home and a NOV
ing picture house. Many railroad
employees have been recalled due to
the shipping Of potatoes in the
lower sections of the State. The
highway department announced
that 600 additional men will soon
be employed on the highway pro-
jects. The seasonal running of
canning factories, packing corn
and tomatoes, will absorb many
workers during the next 80 days.
Harvesting of the cucumber, canta-
loupe and huckleberry crops pro-
vided some employment in the
farming centers.
Smyrna times., 1932-08-31
228 TAX EXEMPT
AUTOS LISTED
Registration Book Just Issued
Shows 220 Machines as Be-
ing Owned By State
S. FIRE TRUCKS LISTED

There are 228 automobiles which
have license tags that are tax ex-
empt, according to the motor We
hicle registration book issued by
the Secretary of States office.
These have the letter z before the
numeral. There are also 220 auto
mobiles registered as State owned
each having an S in front of the
license number. There are 264
motorcycles in the State, about rs
Of them belonging to the State po-
lice, the county highway police and
the City Of Wilmington. The State
police have So, the city police de
partment, IL, the Levy Court nine,
and E. Paul dupont, head Of the
Indian Motorcycle Company, has
five. Mr.. William 7. Mosley, 1902
Greenhill avenue, Wilmington, is
listed as the only woman owner of
motorcycle.
65 Fire Company Trucks
There are So fire trucks belong
ing to volunteer fire companies
listed for the State in the tax ex-
empt class. The City of Whining
ton has 48 automobiles and trucks
listed as tax exempt and this in
cludes a total of 20 pleasure cars.
Most of the trucks are fire trucks
and dump trucks for the Board of
Health for garbage and for work
of the Street and Sewer Depart
ment in maintenance and repair.
There are 13 ambuplances listed, as
belonging to the Wilmington, the
Kent General and the Beebe Hos
pitals and several of the various
volunteer fire companies. Exemp-
tions for automobiles include the
city and town governments, the
volunteer fire companies, the hos
pitals and county governments.
22 For Health Board
Among the State owned automo-
biles the State Board of Health has
% automobiles, practically all of
them coupes. The State Highway
Department has practically 100
State owned automobiles, most of
them trucks for highway work.
There are, however, about 18 tour
ing cars, State owned, for the State
Highway Department The State
Board of Education has IL State
owned cars of various kinds. The
other State owned automobiles are
largely touring cars of various
kinds, operated by such organiza-
tions as the State Hospital at
Farnhurst, the Forestry Depart
ment, the Japanese Beetle Bureau,
the Board of Agriculture and many
other subdivisions of the State
government.
Smyrna times., 1932-08-31
FARM FIRE AT GEORGETOWN
Home of Percy Scarborough En-
tails a Loss of $500

Fire of undetermined origin de-
stroyed the farm house of Percy
Scarborough, located on the
Georgetown-Laurel highway, about
three miles from Georgetown,
Thursday, entailing a loss of about
$2,5OO Last week the house was
vacated, and Mr.. Scarborough had
planned to move into it Thursday.
Whether it was set on fire or rats
or mice got to some matches that
had been accidentally dropped
somewhere about the building and
gnawed them, causing the fire, is
not known. Georgetown firemen
hastened to the scene, but before
they reached there the building
was a mass of flames. They were
powerless to do anything on ac-
count Of the water supply.
Smyrna times., 1932-08-31
Experts Discover Stage
Thunder Is Old Stuff

Rome.-The artificial production
of thunder and lightning offstage is
not a modern dramatic invention
by any means, it appears from re
cent excavations at Butrinto (the
ancient ButhrOtum) in southern AL
bania.
The discovery of a complete thea
ter, with several back stage rooms
presumably used for the synthetic
production of roaring thunder and
flashing lightning to accompany
Jove's appearance. has been report
ed by an Italian archaeological mis-
sion headed by DR.. Luigi Ugolini,
which has been digging during the
past fall and winter.
The theater was built partly by
the Greeks in the Fourth century
before Christ, and partly by the
Romans at the end of the repub-
lican era. The playhouse. espe-
cially the stage. was found in a
good state of preservation. An in
teresting detail was constituted by
a small moat surrounding the stage
1t is believed that the curtain was
probably lowered into this moat at
the commencement of the perform
ance, a device which is still pre-
ferred by some theaters today to
the usual rising curtain.
Smyrna times., 1932-08-31

ward Swanton and children, Edgar
Spruance, Rev. Enoch Stubbs, wife
and children, Mrs. E. ]. Ocheltree,
Mrs. William Powell, Johnnie Pow
er of Philadelphia Misses Maggie
and Annie Hill, Miss Bell Allen,
Harry Budd, Harry Evans, Frank
Mannering. James Robinson, Will
liam H. Richardson, Miss Katie
Mailley, Wilmington; Miss Main
Wallace, Dover; John r. Reese,
Newark; James Oldham, Christian !;
DR.. David Streets, Bridgeton, NJ.
Miss Matte Lynch, Mt. Pleasant;
Miss Mary Kennedy, Cardinton, Pa.
Chester Sutton and Miss Jennie
Sutton, Bowentown, N. j.; w. L.
Hummel, Miss Ettie Hummel and
Mrs. Ellis A. Davis, Shiloh, N. j.;
J. c. Bower and son, Frank, Marl-
borough, N. J., and Captain Joshua
Davis and wife, of Camden, N. j.
Smyrna times., 1932-08-31
Apple Dumping Price
Cause of $4,000 Suit

Tulsa, Okla.-A difference of ten
cents in the amount charged for a
dish of apple dumplings over the
amount marked on the menu result
ed in a damage suit for $4,000
here.
Miss Lois Roberts refused to pay
80 cents for the dish of apple
dumplings, because. she said. it was
listed on the menu for 20 cents. ].
f. Reynolds, owner of the restau-
rant, had her arrested for disturb
ing the peace.
Miss Roberts was locked in the
Jail for the night and released the
next morning. She brought suit for
$4,000 against Reynolds. alleging
false arrest and malicious prosecu-
tion.
Smyrna times., 1932-08-31
Whale Oil Food

In the good old whaling days that
sea captains like to talk about,
whale oil was an illuminant. Now
1t is a food. Hydrogen gas is passed
through it in the presence Of nickel
filings-a process Of hydrogenation.
A rather cheap oil is thus convert
ed into more expensive hard fat.
A good deal OF the margarine that
is sold outside of America is COM
posed of this promoted whale oil.
Smyrna times., 1932-08-31
NAMED HEAD OF SCHOOL
Mrs. Frances Mccoy, Principal 0
MacDOnOugh School For Year

Mrs. Frances Mccoy, principal of
the Krebs School, Newport ba.
been named principal of the Com
modore MacDonough School bv 4ba
st. Georges School Board, to re-
place William w. Cushman who
was re-appointed at the end Of las.
semester, but who, it has since d.
veloped, will not return. M.
Mccoy taught in the Delaware
City school 16 years ago. Other
members of the Commodore Ma
Donough School this year will b..
Mrs. Alice H Sutton, Miss Frances
McAfee, Miss Cassie Maris, Mis-.
Elizabeth E. Brown, Miss Eve}vn
D. Eubanks, Miss Julia j. johnson
and Miss Adeline Richards.
Smyrna times., 1932-08-31
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