davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-07
THE LIKE CALICO

THE LIKE CALICO
 In 1909 an agent of the Bureau of Indian Affairs went to Sala- manca and tried to talk the h. dians into a lump settlement which would end the annual dis tribution. But the Indians would have none of it. They wanted the calico and wanted it every year
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-08
Posledni cisaTGv poStmistr
zemrel.

V Polesovicfch u Uherskeho
Hradiste zemrel 75lety vrchnf
poStmistr Jan Pee. Pee byl "a
Rakouska vedouc1m postovn1-
no oddelenl v kabinetnf kance-
laTi c1sare Frantiska Josefa.
Jeho rukama prochazela pos
ia rakouskeho panovn1ka.
Pred pTevratem odesel do
vysluzby a odstehoval Sc do
rodnych Polesovic. Zesnuly
zGstal veren ceskemu narodu,
byl zakladaj1cm clenem WIDEN
skeho Sokola a spolku Komen-
sky. PTisahu mlcenlivosti do
drzel az do smrti, take ami
jeho manzelka sc niceho nedo-
zvedela O sluzebnich zalezitos
tech m%anzelova 1radu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-08
Chtel zabit manzelku.

Tricetilety Jaroslav Vojtech
byval kdysi obchodn1kem. We
dlo Sc mt pomerne slusne, TAX
re casem sc domohl menslho
jmenf. Spustil Sc vsak; prove
dl nekolik trestnych cinG, "a
nez byl trestan. Klesal stale
hloubeji a hloubeji. Jeho Ii
vot zpusobil plny rodinny roz-
vrat, ktery vyvrcholil tim, Re
jeho zena ma neho ucinila tre~
stnf ornament, re il vyhrozo-
val zavrazdenfm. setTenfm Sc
nyni zjistilo, re Vojtech Sc ma
cas- nastehoval do rGznych by
tn, ktere vykradl. Pred neja-
kou dobou potkal stareho pTi-
tele, ktery nemel ami potuchy,
jak hluboko Vojtech klesl, a
pozval no do rodiny. Hostil
jej, nechal jej u sebe nejaky
den a Vojtech mu "a to ukradl
novy zimn1k. u firmy Maza-
nee 81 wal radio a prohlasil,
ably mt je nekdo zanesl domG,
re mu tam da penize. Poslali
S MIN ucne. Vojtech zavedl
chlapce k benzinove pumpe
ma zizkov a prohlasil, re 81
pro radio pTijdou ma zpatecni
ceste. Chapel rekl, ably 81 Sci
k nemu pro pen1ze. Cestou Sc
mu ztratil, vratil Sc rychle k
benzinove pumpe, radio 81 W.
zvedl a potion prodal. Neko-
lika jinym lidem ukradl saty a
jednoho dosud zachovaleho
mladfka navadel k r1znym zlo
cin1m. Vojtech byl zatcen a
dopraven do soudn1 vazby ma
Pankrac.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-08
Tlupa kostelnich zlodejHI.

Kdyz provadela cetnicka pa
tract STANCE z Moravske Ostra
Wy domovni prohl1dku u po-
koutnfho pfsaTe Antonfna Ry-
chlovskeho We Frydku v Tes1n-
ske ulici, prohledli cetnfci ia
Ike byty ostatn1ch obyvatelG v
DOME. V byte Frantisky MI
kove byl nalezen velky kufr a
v mem mnozstvf zlatych kali
CHI a stf1brnych i pozlacenych
kosteln1ch pTedmet1. VysetTo-
van1m Sc pax zjistilo, re kali
chy jsou kradene. Kradeze ma
celem Frydecku provadel ne
bezpecny lupic Vladimir Tofel
ktery proved smele vloupani
do kostela We Starem Jic1ne,
kde odcizil bohosluzebne veci
v Gene nekolika tis1c. V SOU
vislosti s k%radezemi byl zatcen
take pokoutnl zubni technik
Frantisek Shut z Miletovic,
jenz mel v byte tavfci lampu,.
j1z roztavoval ukradene ko-
stelni kalichy a zlata pouzfval
ku zpravkam zub1. Celia tlupa
Ike ktere nalez1 jeste nekolik
dalsfch zlodejG z Frydecka,
byla zatcena a dodana do vaz-
by okresnfho soudu v M1stku.
Tlupa provedla take odvazne
vloupanf do skladiste firmly
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-08
Osudy byvalych ministrG.

V predmesti Kahyry byla o.
tevrena mala kavarnicka. Ne
Isl Sc nicim cd tisfce ostat-
Mich mfstnich kavaren, leda
tim, re Sc jejf MATTEL, ktery
obsluhuje hosty, NIUE vykazat
diplomatickym pasem. Nenf to
nikdo mens{ nez Fiterari Tafa-
sa Mikhael, nekdejsf habessky
ministr prace a zavalky velitel
harrarske armady a nacelnfk
hlavnfho stabu Rasa Nesibu.
Kdysi jeden z habesskych
magnatG a MATTEL 'nezmer-
nych statk1, je dnes rad re Sc
NIUE zivit jake kavarnfk.
Byvaly ministr ma tom ostat-
ne nenf nejhGre. Halle Sela-
sic mel dvanact ministrd. Mi
INSTR c1sarskeho dvora je mr.
tev, ministr valky je take mr.
|tev. Ministr zahranicnfch We
CT Gheta Herouri je s negusem
v Londyne a nedaT1 Sc mu nej-
lepe. Pr nejmensfm ne tax,
jak byl kdysi zvykly. Ministr
spravedlnosti je pohresovan, O
|jeho osudu nenf mic znamo.
Ministr zemedelstvi je mrtev,
ministr kultu sc podrobil Ri
mu, ministr post je mrzakem,
o nehoz Sc nikdo nestara. Mi
INSTR vnitra Athio Makonen Ii
je v PaTfzi, ale novou a bez-
pecnou existence 81 dosud ne
zalozil. Ministr finance skry-
va sc nekde v Habesi mex
dejs1 ministr spravedlnosti ma
lezl 1tociste koptickem kla-
stere u Jerusalema.
Take ostatnf nekdejsf veil
kani HabeSe poznali menivost
lidskych osudG. Ras Kassa O.
pustil Londyn a zije nynf v Je-
rusaleme. Ras Scum zije v
Italii, kde dostava malou rem
tn. Ras Desta byl zajat a po-
praven, Ras Imru nekdy guver
ner v Dodzabu, ktery pc Cd
jezdu c1sarove prevail vladu
V Habesi, byl zajat a zije We
vyhnanstvl v Italii. Ras Nasi-
bu podlehl We svycarsku tezk6
nemoci, z1skane We valce.
Byvaly ministr a nynejsi
kahjrsky kavarnfk 81 nenaTi-
ka. IDA Sc mu dokonce, re
%nynejsf postavenf je jakymsi
vzestupem prot tomu, co mu-
sci profit pc padu cisaTske
vlady v Habesi. Vzpomfna
jen minulych CAST, mluvi ucti-
We O SVEN nekdejsim panovnf-
ku, jejz haj1 pred tvrzen1m,z re
vyvezl re zeme poklady. Pra-
vi, re Halle Selassie opustil ze-
mi az v poslednf minute. Ia
Ease Mikhael prchal spolecne
S Rasem Nasibu smerem k Dzi-
butt. Dostali Sc tam bez hale
re v kapse. Ones je stasten,z re
ma svou kavarnicku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-08

Loewy, kde odcizila cisteho IL
hu v Gene $4,000 korun. Lib
kupoval Cd Tofela Rychlovsky
a prodaval jej dale obcbodnf-
kun ma Frydecku.
V Cejeticfch ma Strako-
nicku NELL v kostelfku ma hTbi-
tove 4 vzacne obrazy re tTi-
nacteho neb ctrnacteho stoletf.
Nyn1 bylo ~zjisteno, re obrazy
byly ukradeny. Zlodeji patr-
ne pfijeli autem, jehoz stopy
byly nalezeny u kostela, a zTej
me rozumeli hodnote obrazG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-08
Pfedbszne

= Dozvuky Sibfinek pora-
da Sokolska Jednota Blesk v
sobotu, dine 9. dubna 1888.
= Telocvicna Jednota So
kol Curtis Bay usporada vajfc-
kovou zabavu ma Hold Bozf
Velikonocnf Sokolovne v Cur
tbs Bay. Zacatek stanoven ma
sest hodin vecer. Kazdy jest
srdecne ivan.
= Rieger Klub osady sv.
Vaclavske usporada tanecnf
zabavu zvanou Dinner Dance
v pondelf, 10. dubna v 8. hodin
vecer v tanecn1m pavilonu p.
Posp1sila ma Eastern Ave. ma
prot Prospect Park - Back
River.
- Vaj1ckovou zabavu uspo-
Vybor Slovenskeho Do
mu ma Velikonocnf pondelf, 10.
dubna v Delnickem Dome, rob
Madison a Rose ulic. Zacatek
v $50 vecer.
- Ochotnicky spolek osady
sv. Vaclavske pripravuje opet
ct. obecenstvu krasne divadlo.
MAVEN "Prazaci ma venkove"
ma nedeli, "a. dubna v Osadnf
ma Collington Ave. Zaca-
v 8.16 veGer
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-08
Pristizeny paserak.

Cetn1ci z hofejs1ho Vrchlabl
zatkli 38leteho c1snfka bez "a
mestnan1 Emilia Fischera z Ho-
fejs1ho Vrchlabf. Byl v Ute
ry pfistizen financni strait pTi
pasOvan1 cukerinu. Pr zjisto-
vanl Sc postavil clenGm straze
ma odpor a chtel uprchnouti.
mu v tom ale zabraneno.
Veil v batohu 5 ky pasovane-
no cukerinu. Pr domovni
prohlidce v jeho byte byly ma
lezeny dalsf 3 ky cukerinu,
zlate hodinky, Is bal1ck1 snu-
paveho tabaku a zapalovace.
Propasovane veci mali hodno-
tu tem6r 1OO,O 900 Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-08
krizkove zapasy poFadany
budou " Carlins Ice Rink.

Pf1stf dtery, IL. dubna Mr..
"a Contos pofadati Dude opet
kf1zkove zapasy v Carlins Ice
Rink. V hlavnfm zapase utka
Sc Joe Dusek S Chief Chewac-
XII.
V nasledujicich zapasech
ucinkovati budou:
Joe Cox VS.. Ed Meske; Ca
.ribaldi VS.. Managoff; New
man VS.. Cliff Olson; Parker
vs.. GRADER.
Vstupne jest: 6Oc, $1.2O a
S1.80, Incl. Tax.
Zeny v prGvodu muze mali
volny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-08
Rakousti sebevrazednici.

V Praze skocil z pateho pa
ira domu {. z v Zatisf, 31lety
rakousky advokat DIR. Fritz
Kreisler a zIstal lezet ma dlaz-
be mrtev. DIR. Kreisler byl v
Ceskoslovensku cd roku 1884.
Pr projednavanf soudniho
procesu S vrahy kancleTe DOLL
fussa byl soudnfm praktikan-
tenn We Vidni a poznal zde ne
projednane zakulisi tohoto pTf
padu.
Kdyz uprchl do Ceskosloven-
ska, vydal tam brozuru "Kdo
zavrazdil Dollfusse', v nfz OBJ
vinil nektere cleny rakouske
vlady a zejmena majora Feye,
ktery nynf take spachal sebe-
vrazdu. Hlavne upozornoval
ma to, re kulka, jfz byl zavraz-
den kancleT, mela jinou razi,
nez revolver zatcenych pucis-
til. Brozura byla ma zadost
rakouske vlady zabavena a
major Fey ohlasoval zalobu
ma DIR. Kreislera, nepodal j
vSak.
Vecer pTisel Kreisler DON'T
velmi rozrusen, patrne zpra-
YOU O sebevrazde majora Feye
Mat kaa snoubenka jej marine
uklidnovaly. Kreisler psal
dlouho do noci dopisy ma roz-
~loucenou a rano spachal sebe.
vrazdu. Jeho stara matka ze-
sflela a musila byti dopravena
do 1stavu choromyslnych.
= Rakouske udalosti jsou
take prfcinou dalsi tragedie.
|jejfz obetf je vdova pc pr1my.
slniku a byvala baronka Pol.
lac-Perneckova. Bylo j "a let
Byla ceskoslovenskou stain.
prislusnici, ale jmenf mela u.
lozeno We V1dni.
Pred nekolika dny Sc vrati.
la z Vldne. Sla %navstfvit svt
zname, ubytovane v jednon
hotelu ma Letne v Praze. Preo
polednem sc vracela a ma Sta.
rem meste vesla do domu {. 4
"V kolkovne". Vystoupila dc
poslednfho poschod1 a vysko.
ella oknem ma ulici. Byla ma
mfste mrtva. Zoufala 81 patr.
ne pro ztratu majetku We Vid.
nj.
" Bradshaw skocila z ok.
ma ma chodbe mad tTetfm pos.
chod1m ma dlazbu dvora 7Ole-
ia Amalie Deutschova, vdovs
pc bratislavskem lekhri dru.
Morici Deutschovi.
Do domu chodila denne ne.
kolikrat n~avstfvit dceru, prov.
danou Ia ucitele mestanskt
skoly Grunwalda, ktery bydl+
vtretfm poschodf. Posledne Sc
u mich nezastavila, ale sla /
p6de, u otevreneho okna odlo.
Ella kabelku a klobouk a Wy.
skocila do 1zkeho dvora a "a.
bila Sc. Kdyz pTispechali oby.
vatele domu, nebylo j pomoci
Byla rodacka z V1denskehc
Noveho Mesta a posledni uda.
losti Rakousku, kde mela eel
ne prfbuzne, il velmi rozrusi.
Iy. AS pod dojmem zprav 2
Rakouska 81 zoufala; jine pTf.
ciny jejfho cinu Sc nemohly
zjistit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-08
Vrah Horak dostal 80 let tsz-
keno zalare.

Josef Kamil Horak z. srp-
ma 1887 v Hostivari manzelku
Annu Horak udeTil We spanku
nekolikrate kladivem do hla-
Wy, re z toho vzeSla smrt. Ho-
rak dopustil Sc padelanf pc
nez a zfalsovan1 inzenyrskeho
vysvedcen1. Odsouzen byl. do
.tezkeho zalare v trvani tTiciti
let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-08
Tele proti svemu obrazu.

Trhovci, vracejfcf Sc z trhu
V Dunajske Stfede, hnali do
bytek Velkym Mederem. Jed
no z telat Sc zastavilo pred
vykladn1 skTfnf stolare Karla
Korossiho, V n1z bylo velike zr-
cadlo. Tele chvfli dfvalo Sc
klidne ma sv6j braz. Pojed-
nou Sc vsak nahrbilo a nez tr-
hovci no mohli odehnat, skoci-
10 primo do vykladnf skffne.
Okno vykladnf skTine a zrca-
do byly pTi tom rozbity ma
stfepiny. Tele jeste demolova-
10 vykladnf skrfn a pax teprve
z nj vyskocilo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-08
Zadny div.

Marianne sc obdivuji VAST
PAM. Jest shovlvava a trpeli-
va jake andel."
"Pr1teli, to nenf jeji zaslu-
hou, to jest nasledek byvaleho
zamestnan1. Byla dvanact let
prodavackou damskych klo-
boukG."
The Washington times., 1938-08-26
GAO Duck-On-a-Rock

It was just after 4::30 yesterday
and the GAO's-some classified
and some E. O.-were homeWard
bent, probably trying to figure out
whether it would take more or
less than the $4,000 mentioned
above. Near Fourth and G
Streets, a half dozen neighbor-
hood lads were blasting each other
with "dammies'-large rocks to
you guys who weren't raised in
that section. Maliciously, maybe
otherwise, the lads let fly at the
Government workers. The climax
came when one "dammie"-the
size of an egg-hit the straw hat
of an unsuspecting clerk and
spun it around Napoleon-Wlse.
Had it been a little to the south
west, the coroner would make his
decision tomorrow. Witnesses said
there wasn't a policeman in the
neighborhood.
The Washington times., 1938-08-26
Old Adage Note

Cancellation, like charity, should
begin at home. So says UFWA
in protesting dismissal Of Rhoda
Singer, who, it is alleged, was
fired from her Labor Department
Cancellation Service job for union
activity. Director Steelman, the
union claims, admits Mrs. Singers
efficiency and would like to keep
her in the department if it weren't
for regulations. The union states
DR.. Steelman evaded debate on
this point by leaving town.
Wasn't it Hugh L. Kerwin who
directed Cancellation for over two
decades without a hint Of diSSatiS-
faction among his employees? We
wonder what Kerwin would think
of this situation in the service
which is supposed to, and did dur
ing his tenure of office, conciliate
the labor troubles of industry as
whole, but which now, ap-
parently, can't settle its family
difficulties.
The Washington times., 1938-08-26
Add Bobcock-ArchiOes

No. E. Claude Babcock says,
there has been no renewal of dip
lomatic relation between the Fed
eral Personnel Association and
the Archives official who was the
target for some pot shots aimed
from the McGill Building a short
while ago. E. Claude warns the
August number of the FPA Echo
will feature what he terms IAN
extensive exposure Of questionable
practises" at Archives. Babcock
says he has a piece bearing his
signature which accuses the Off
cial of unfair personnel tactics
and blacklisting.
If we remember correctly,
Archives issued a categorical de-
nial to the recent Babcock accu-
Sations
The Washington times., 1938-08-26
The Awdrd Lineup

HIGHS ICE CREAM: AIDE
line WyckOff, Farm Credit
Administration, will find a
slip at my desk. She can
exchange it for a quart of
Highs frozen cOnfectiOns at
any High Store. One of
them is at 500 Pennsylvania
Ave. S. E.
MOONLIGHT TRIP: Two
tickets each have been
awarded Laurence Smith,
Procurement, and Fern Parks,
GPO. Call at the box office
of the Potomac River Line,
Seventh and Water Streets,
before the boat leaves at 8:45.
MARLENE BEAUTY KIT:
Lillian Niccum, GAO, is in
vited to call at the cOSme-
tics counter at GOldenberg'S
where she may claim a kit
for that pause which really
refresheS at the end of the
day.
LITTLE THEATER: The
Ninth Street Playhouse which
"bringS back the good ones"
is showing Helen Hayes and
Clark Gable in The White
Sister. Richard F. Sapp, In
ternaI Revenue, may have
two tickets if he calls at this
desk.
The Washington times., 1938-08-26
v. A. Chicago Delegates

John r. Hicks, Charles Curtiss,
jr., Mrs. M. Regina Doyle, Harold
Buice and Ercel Wiseman will at
tend the AFGE Chicago conven-
tion as delegates, with Mary Lebo,
Verna Flagg, Mrs. Daphne M.
Byrne, Mrs. Neil Bradford and
Arthur Fowle alternates An
nouncement of a regular procedure
for handling adjustments and
employe grievance appeals will
shortly be announced by Railroad
Retirement Board r. W. Trul-
linger has been appointed assist
ant chief, Office of Experiment
Stations, Agriculture, having a
background of "a years experience
IN that work.
The Washington times., 1938-08-26
Why Whisper?

White House clerks are whisper
ing "the Boss" will make dra-
matte, unexpected co journey to
nearby Maryland one night soon
and deliver a "scathing" speech
asking for the defeat of Senator
Tydings. BY whom? You guessed
It, Davey Lewis.
The only reason we included
this item is to ask if anyone in
town hasn't heard the same ru-
NOR,
The Washington times., 1938-08-26
Well Timed

A petty boss in the Treasury is
chuckling Seems he had been
bothered for month by an in
surance agent who finally argued
him into signing a note for an
accident policy premium. The ex-
animation turned out o. K. and
the policy delivered. A few days
later the P. B. was severely in
tured in an auto accident. The P.
B. didn't chuckle much at the
hospital but he's chuckling now
because the indemnity gave him
enough to pay off the note and
pocket a couple of C's to boot.
The additional and final pay-off:
He's decided to drop the policy.
The Washington times., 1938-08-26
DUDGET MAY TIP:

ID Status of some 1,50O emer-
eency order employees in nearly
20 branches of the General Ac-
counting Office will probably be
forecast when the budget figures
become available. Not until then
will there be any clues as to
whether the emergency workers
are to win a classified rating and
the pay increases which go with
it. Unofficial estimates at GAO
place at about $4,000 the amount
necessary to adjust the pay scales
when, as and if the E. O.'s go
classified.
The Washington times., 1938-08-26
Today in Films
WARNER BROTHERS

w A II N T. h BNOIHEhS
film schedule, for which you
may nave received passes:
EARLE: Boy Meets Girl
with James Cagney and
Pat O'Brien. On the stage:
Tony Martin and his band.
METROPOLITAN: Edward
G. Robinson in The Amaz-
ing DIR. ClitterhOuSe. TIVOLI
and UPTOWN: Robert DOnet
and ELISA Landi in The
Count of Monte CriStO. CAL
We RT Naughty Marietta
with jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy. AMBAS-
SADOR: Margaret SULLIVAN
and James Stewart in Shop
worn Angel. PENN: Wallace
Beery and Maureen O'Sulli-
in Port Of Seven Seas.
The Washington times., 1938-08-26
Chewy Delights

Original Velati Candy
Stores today will present
One-pOund boxes of their de-
liciouS chocolates or caramelS,
on request, to:
Mrs. Earl G. Grisby, Agri-
culture.
Patsy FOss (her birthday.
Louise JOralmOn, Navy.
Candy will be presented
at either store, $40 Ninth
st. N. w., or 6O9 Fourteenth
St. N. W.
FAX: A box Of Velati'S
goes daily for the most in
tereSting or unusual fact
about the Government or
its employees sent to us, the
shorter the better.
The Washington times., 1938-08-26

SpeakinS Of
GOVERNMENT
WORKERS
"I vi S-z
By J. EARLE MosER

"HO-HUM RESIGNATION"

"HO-HUM RESIGNATION
I'm UP on Puccini Lord Byron and Shakespeare,
And Rembrandt, Curl and Dresser
But knowledge of music, of science ct al,
Won't make a supervisor.
NV commendable background is considered;
In TOTO it brings me laugh
I definitely make better progress you see,
If I run a mimeograph.
II.
So tell me where turn for advice,
Without giving the impression I'm naughty
Cause III probably remain for the rest of my life
At my present rate. fourteen and forty.
NAT LEWIS SCHEIN,
National Labor Relations Board.
The Washington times., 1938-08-26
Nasty Mans

AFGE organizers claim rival or
ganizerS for the UFWA are trying
to phloop the formers meetings
but have yet to pick up their first
member by these tactics. Interest
ing, if true.
Smyrna times., 1938-04-28
|RSONALAND
|SCIAL ITEMS
\ Who Come and 60,
Etos To Our Community
n Former Smyrnians
ESD CLUB PARTIES

HI -
sdsy from a weeks visit to-
tlsburg, Va, Richmond and
|pdnts Of interest returning
\ d the beautiful skyline Of
Il. She was accompanied
/ niece, Mrs. Alethia Spru-
| and a friend, Miss Betty
q Wilmington. Incidentally
IIay Spruance is celebrat-
ISsy the Tooth anniversary
purchase Of her home "Spru-
kT BY her grandfather
! Spruance, from John NJ.
Mss Mary and Miss
ldId the home "Spruance-
! hnOr Of their two grand
SvlanCe and Woodall.
Hd Nrs. R. F. Corley enter
at supper in honor of Miss
Owens Of Wilmington, and
lnas Davidson Of Rich
n whose wedding will
3 IN Westminster Presby-
t1Ech, Wilmington, June
sse attending were Mr..
3. Charles A. Owens, Jr.,
Stanier, Mr.. Edward
''l Of Wilmington, and
Nn. James Knapp Of New
% Ms. Ned Hutchinson en-
twelve LITTLE frian5s "
George Edward, in honor
il birthday, at their home
sr Street, Tuesday after
N four to $ tx o'clock.
resent we're Ann Knotts.
agsf Elaine Senger Alice
fs' Anna Marie Davidson.
oadTay Donald Mood
nS Leon Morris, Jack
and Donald Knots.
Mrs. R. F. Corlev d.
G. J. Prickett, Nj. and
vsy P. Hall, Mr.. and M-g.
sseker Mr. and Mrs. VII
laylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
sazle Mrs. Howard r.
U M. 2: W. schantz
I iIon Smyrna who at-
s1aIa.sF-Oridge |. at the home
Hospital. : '--'a "
Ara. Jack Mcdonald of
y receiving congratnIs. :.
,.'., - 0lfth Of a son in the
''al !, Hospital, Monday
T.. Ms. Mcdonald is tbe
Anna Roberts Jones
+ lEa. Howard R. Hrrs' Jones
a'a NJ. Jones. Tbe 1Uaes M,
John Howard No
IT, NJ. Charles W. shep-
l,1Isa, apasa y. T., are receiy-
,,sallons T...l On the arrival
III a,1'ea 24th, in the Au-
si, I'M Lae baby has been
thar5 Snepherd.
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S''et Jane Ross IF
90 stt.J Conner ot cynwvn.
h. os'sl 0f her aunt, MI
v u oyer the week-era ! 7
n 'as as... Club luncheon III
:, clifton also enter II
rso.aI srriIsa shorb and MI
-'nd q Dover at I. III j
,,se, nofecker /, Of VIII
\, N. Y, Thursday and F-i- Fri-
i sttsrs 80 <. p. Hof-
p..l Sunday Mr. uS auS
El,a ,aa'seeaer meek Of PhiladeIl delu
| n, uo.n for the dav
saaday the chr;.. at-
a aa',.Sa asusateF, Ann Jane Jane
llan : snter Of Mr. oa5
Egan y German
Collins. iofmer
Z too,S Who has beao
N i :. Infection hoa
Dovsr e Kent Genaro1
tsd bette, Her ii. condition n
ios n u Yesterday. Her Her
a speedy re-
: q. !. l,ssstt beckett entertain.
''tsl, .aias'5 als' 4 last s Fri
Smyrna times., 1938-04-28

sistant County Agent Byard v.
Carmean also spoke concerning
the value of such records, and re-
quested the cooperation of farmers
in this project. DIR. t. F. Manns,
plant pathologist of the Delaware
experiment station, presented time
ly information in regard to disease
control and seed treatment for to-
matoes, cucumbers and other truck
and canning crops. An outline of
the fertilizer demonstrations to be
conducted on twenty-five farms
was explained by George r. Cobb.
of the American Potash Institute.
Also talk by 5. D. Gray on Pro-
duction.
Smyrna times., 1938-04-28
SUPT. MILLER AT NEWARK
Gives an Interesting and Appeal
ing Talk at Educators Conference

Gives an Interesting and Appeal
ing Talk at Educators Conference
Supt. George r. Miller of the
John Bassett Moore Schools of
Smyrna attended the annual meet
ing of the secondary school officials
and teachers at the University of
Delaware last Saturday, April %.
Questions pertaining to marking
systems and college entrance furn-
ished the main center of interest.
Mr.. Miller, in discussing admission
requirements, said in part, What
colleges should accept for admis-
sion depends upon the conception
Of what the function of the college
is. There are some who still hold
that the primary function Of the
college is to develop an intellec-
tual aristrocracy, a group Of 'su-
perior citizens Others maintain
that the college must train for diff
ferent types of sub-leadership, and
fellowship, to make all share in
the wealth of our heritage, to train
for leisure-time activities; in brief
to make possible a full well-round-
ed life. A combination of these
two functions is the desideratum.
The present trend to divide the
four-year college into two levels,
the lower, and the upper is most
hopeful plan of organization for
the realization of these two func-
tions. It is distinctly the function
of the upper level, on the last two
years Of college, to conserve and to
direct the intelligence of those who
will form the intellectual aristoc-
racy." Discovery Of talent poten-
tialities must be discovered long
before the individual enters col
lege At this point small schools,
and colleges too, have distinctly
failed. No adequate program of
guidance as yet have been develop
ed in the small schools, and the
colleges have been woefully lack
ing in developing any kind of sym
pathetic relationships with the sec
ondary schools" In the present
dilema the following plan was sug-
gested: /. There should be no re-
quired pattern of college admission
requirements. 2. Every care
should be considered on its merits
by group of competent college
officials. 8. Colleges should CO
operate with the secondary schools
in setting up effective programs Of
guidance. 4. There IS a great need
for the selection Of college facul-
ty members who will walk and
talk with their students, and thus
learn to know these students.