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Smyrna times., 1939-02-02
AN HISTORIC PICTURE

Among the many curious and in
teresting things which Mrs. S. B.
Mason has collected that belongs
to the historic past is a picture of
Washington College, at Chester
town, Md. It is like the college
was when her brother went to
school there some seventy years
ago, a striking likenes of the
Court House in Philadelphia, after
which it was doubtles modelled,
the style of century ago being
that of severe plainness. This pic
ture, which is enclosed in a gilt
frame, IA by 10 inches, Mrs Ma
son designes presenting to the His
torical Society Of Maryland as the
proper custodian of it. This col
lege has an interesting history,
and in its early days was a flour
ishing institution. 1t burned down
a few years after Mrs. Mason's
brother was there. There were
some facts about this and other
data which she wished to know,
and which were answered in a let
ter received last week from James
Alfred Pearce, Esq, of Chester
town. Washington College was
founded in 1882 by act of the Leg
islature of Maryland by the incor-
poration as a college with a strong
and liberal charter-of the old
Kent County Free Schools, which
existed long before in Colonial
times. In 1884 Washington Col
lege, and st. Johns College, at
Annapolis, were united under the
name of the University of Mary
land. General Washington was
present at the laying Of the corner
stone in Chestertown in 1884, and
was a subscriber to the fund for
its erection. The new college
erected il the place of the one de-
stroyed in 1927 on the same
ground, is different style build
ing from the original From the
loss by fire and the springing UP
Of many other institutions in the
nation, it has never, up to this
time, been able to resume the
place intended by its projectors.
Smyrna times., 1939-02-02
IlIB SAFETY ETY.
'Io1lINCIL NEWS
:, Habit" To Blame
"a u Accidents on the
Other Fellow
10 SAFETY SENSE"

!, vou get hurt i / nlne nme
ni J, = ane that its your own
as,,1siI. as,0 4 recent study Of q
F !. 'IIlr tOooO accidents brings
2 ,act. II, Nne out Of every
~ - mi mishaps occurred either
y Y, - victim did not apply
i'' ..,sorable n safety precau-
~ i'1 H. they failed to consid-
= osrsonal u safety a fraction
q, s.,,g5 before the accident oc-
AZ i isp't it funn how we ali
Y v y Inclined to blame the
q s.ll,ra" N Particularly is this
.'rS motor vehicle collisions.
N indeed will either driver
" !. !. IN error. Nearly AL
n !. bIsmes the other It
;.,sssbIe at times to see the
=, Titb which each driver
e to iot down the NUMBER q
4 sasr fellows license z
sss gesture Of course ana
,--., a funny one. It is the
|-rrirary skirmish, the curtain
IA d be followed immediate
I Ne usual jawing match
\, from the standpoint Of fix
/, r:,Onsibility, means nothing
id
y, YOUR safety sense working
\ 4ne and it won't be necessary
S,ne the other fellow" or
4. YOUR breath in a useless
siFay debate.
Smyrna times., 1939-02-02
MONEY HINTS
ON HOME HEATING
The Turn Danrper
4 by JOHN BARCLAY, Heofing Expert G

! IsoNEO .es 2 the turn damper
d M, M q my previous arti-
&a IL i ;. part Of the heating
I 50, . important however, hTTsllig
y NJ .s9alres further discus
II h. 5,,sarn sarn damper, or but
I'D siSsper, should always She be
: nd Tween Nv the check dam
srst0s,a Ne ;, furnace. It il the
@siss,or is-n,sotf q the heating pIant, mt
'ssppsd ,aess, v;,s however, are not
d 4 I'm M, a turn damper. II, In
sr = sbsnIs, sals sort your local al
ssl ,ns' sa'old be called in to
SsbiIsa \ aecelerator IL o,r
= y sio1' We are able to drive Gve
,'ss tID@ t5.@s according to the,
's'tdas aI SI,V.e We put on it. With
sSn jaSseir jIaster We merely cpeO y
L.. s he qper. If we wish to
~sdasn On noatlhaiing thil speed we
IL h,,' :, !, 'nls damper.
'' danper is merely a
Smyrna times., 1939-02-02
Buy at BANTA'S

The Economy Store
Patent Medicines, Cosmestics,
Perfumes
II w. Commerce St., Smyrna, Del.
SmyTra's New Store.
Smyrna times., 1939-02-02
|VYRNA DOINGS
|R 30 YEARS AGO
Continued From Page Two)

L d the Peninsula. The friends
lie Kent county man; not being
iai with the result Of the
M ietermined to put their man
tsling for another trial, but
j low understood that this ar
r:snent will not be carried out.
Smyrna times., 1939-02-02

The State Highway Department
has applied for War Department
permit to construct a highway
bridge across Love Creek on State
Route "a between Midway and
Milsboro, in Sussex county.
Smyrna times., 1939-02-02

During the last five years corn
production rose or fell about a bill
lion bushels from each year to the
next. Such big swings in produc-
tion can be ironed out through the
ever-normal granary PLAN"
Smyrna times., 1939-02-02

Amos Jones, farmer, who was
seriously injured in an automobile
accident on the Seaford-Bridgeville
State highway Christmas Eve was
taken to his home in Seaford re-
Gently from Kent General Hospital,
Dover where he had been patient
since the accident.
Smyrna times., 1939-02-02

Game Warden ]. Arthur Mcgee,
of Seaford has rendered his resig-
nation to the Delaware Game and
Fish Commission effective at once,
Mcgee, who has served as a Sus-
sex County Game Warden for a
number of years, has accepted a
position there with the DUPONT
Company.
Smyrna times., 1939-02-02
BRIEF ITEMS OF
THE PENINSULA
Brief News Items of People
We Know i'm and Around
Larger Peninsula Towns
FROM OUR EXCHANGES

Hollis Sudler has purchased a B.
acre home site on the dual high
way above Dover, from Jesse Will
liams estate.
Smyrna times., 1939-02-02

A car driven by Clinton Collins
principal of the Delaware City
negro school, collided with the
Short Line bus recently on the
bridge over the branch Of the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
at Fifth street. Delaware City No
one was reported injured.
Smyrna times., 1939-02-02
@PARD-ALLEE WEDDING

@lIy NJ. E. Church was
Il es Wednesday afternoon by
n'lted guests and friends to
IL ne ceremony Of the mar
AlVeen Harry L. Shepard
Lii' Helen Jean, daughter of
la'ob R. Alice. The minnie
n, = tne clock denoted 5 o'clock
|1v q the wedding party en-
s,..s caurch and slowly
Sasd up the middle aisle in the
1l order; Ushers, William A
4 4 ad Herbert J. Smith. Jesse
\ @'paia and Harry Marshall
ans, the intended bride
FL -. On the arm Of her brother.
|s,,, @' D 2. Alice, now residing in
| NsO,, followed BY Miss
Smyrna times., 1939-02-02
PHILADELPHIA DAILIES
SERVED IN SMYRNA

Ssce and distance are beng
ly annihilated. The Phila-
sa Press was served To its
-r; in this town On Monday
r-lg at the breakfast hour
|zg much the same as if they
n in Philadelphia, where it is
Fnisd They reached Mr.. Starts
Faxis1i quarter before seven
r we're son radiated to the sub
nE-three horus sooner than
S'Ysr been the case before from
Aatsphia The Morning News
Wilmington, has been the only
|1l paper heretofore to reach lis
l N the morning. the daily
|feE usually being served be-
|'1 bali past ten and eleven
Faa The readers greatly rel-
4 M change. This morning the
r. Record and Inquirer came
Fas same train.
Smyrna times., 1939-02-02

the Winton as a hill-climber."
The Horseless Age" July, 1898.
Smyrna times., 1939-02-02

way above Dover, from Jesse VIII
liams estate.
Seaford Kiwanis Club is spon-
soring organizing a Kiwanis Club
at Bridgeville. A meeting will be
held tonight when plans are ex-
pected to be completed for form
ing the new club.
H. Ross Lemex, 18, of Milford,
was killed instantly and William
Guy Lemex, 80, died afterward in
Chester Hospital after being pin
ned in the wreckage Of his auto
mobile on Philadelphia Pike near
the State line, recently.
The u. S. civil service commits
sion announces an open competi-
tive examination for postmaster at
FELTON,. Applications must be on
file with the U. S. civil service
cimmission at Washington, D. c.,
not later than February 10.
The officers Club of the Wo-
mems Benefit Association, Har
rington, has elected these officers:
President, Mrs. William Barlow;
recording secretary, Mrs. Clarence
Shockley; treasurer, Mrs. Lillian
Hatfield; publicity, Mrs. Kathryn
Masten.
La gaceta., 1939-08-03
En- el Centre Asturiano

En- Ell Centre AsturidnO
Una muy importante Junts
General, correspondence al ter
Ger trimestre, Sc e~fectuara hoy
en- la sociedad Centre Asturia-
no.
Sera disctido ell punto rela-
cionado con ell refuerzO de la
Secci6n de Propaganda.
Encarece la asistencia ell Sc
cretario j. Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1939-08-03
A UN I1DER A.
GRARI0 DE VERACRUZ

Ciudad de MEXICO, agosto 8.
Cuando almorzaba en- un res
taurant de esta capital mata-
ron al lider agrario Eduardo
Guichard, de Veracruz. Como
autor del crimen la policia de-
tuvo a ArmandO Armenia.
Declarando Armenia man.
.fest6 que asi habia vengado
ell asesinato de varios de sus
familiares.
Hace dos amos otro Armen-
ia di6 muerte a Manlio Fable
Altamirano, prominente poll
tico de Veracruz.
Ell peso experiment. aye.
otra baja Y Sc cotiza a raz6n
de SO a 6 centavos.
La gaceta., 1939-08-03
FIRMO Ell PRESIDENTE LA
LEY HATCH

Washington, agOsto 3.-Fir
mo aver ell presidente Roose-
welt la ley Hatch, encaminada
a lograr que los empleados fe-
derales no tomen parte en- las
campanas politicas. AlgunOs
legislatures Green que la ley
tiene por objeto impedir un
tercer termino presidential y
iotros sostienen 10 contrario.
Opinase por algunos sena-
dores que la ley prohibe Ell
que los empleados asistan a
las convenciones del Partido
Democratico y otros estiman
que en- ningun modo afectara
al Presidente, 81 este sc decide
a ser candidate por tercera
vez.
Ell senador republican, Bird
ges, de New Hampshire, opina
que la firma de la ley es la
mejor evidencia de que ell Pre-
sidente no aspira a un tercer
periodic.
Junto con la noticia de ha-
Der firmado la medida, ell Pre-
sidente mand6 un mensaje al
Congreso en- ell cual Sc mues-
ira deacuerdo con ella Y decla-
ra que tuvo su genesis en- una
recommendation hecha por ell,
en- Ell pasado mes de enero; pc
no cue no debe ser i%nterpreta.
da como que privara a los fun
cionarios federales de sus de-
rechos civiles.
La gaceta., 1939-08-03

ros de variedades. "Sibonay' Sc
exhibira ell sabado IL, a media
noche, el domingo, lunes, mar
ties y microbes.
Mas tarde sera traida "A
Puerta Cerrada", con Libertad
Lamarque, Y despu6s ia Ulti-
ma Melodia".
R~ecompensado So vera ell es-
fuerzo que realiza la empresa
de este popular teatro.
La gaceta., 1939-08-03
Rolf Reissmann.
iEXISTE LA CORRIENTE.
II
PertodOs o estdcicnes segllR
LIE DdnOiS

Apesar de TODD este, mu hos
opinan que, en- realidal, la c.
rriente no existe. 0, por hablar
cen mas propiedad: no Green
que sea constante y ~unitaria CO.
mo Sc nos induce a Greer. Men
safes encerrados en- botellas han
lllegado por ell mar desde Nor
mandia a Lisboa: Use trata de
contracorrientes f~ortuitas y pro
visionales, o mejor de un fen6-
memo de mas vasta envergadu-
ra? I'm famoso ocen6grafo fran
ces, Eduardo LIE Danois, fue scr
prendido por ell hecho de encon-
trar cerca de las Azores una
gran cantidad de is minas que
durante la guerra mundial Sc
habian colocado a 10 largo de
las costas europeas. Las posterlo
res investigaciones de LIE Da-
nois Sc basaron sobre TODD en- Ia
d~iferencia sustancial que existe
entire ell aqua de la corriente y Ell
aqua que la rodea. Segdn Ell, la
corriente es un verdadero y au-
tentico rio que Sc "desliza" So
bre el aqua fra qLe, a ambos
lados y por debajo de la corrien
te, constituye ell ''lecho". La CO.
rriente calida es inquieta y elias
tica; ora Sc alarga, y en- tai case
Sc reduce notablemente su pro-
fundidad; ora, por el contralio
Sc ~restringe en- Ia Superficie pa
ra ganar en- profundidai. Estas
oscilaciones serian, seg1ln lie
Danois, peri6dicas; Ell aqua ca
Ida del Oceano, pues, tendria
su "verano" durante ell cual sc
alarga, y su "invierno" durante
ell eual Sc reprime. Naturalmen-
te, eStas estaciones no Sc CORES
ponden con las de la terra. En-
su "verano'', la corriente, pasan
do cerca de Inglaterra y de No
ruega, IRA a Spitzberg y al
Mar Blanco; en- "invierno', con
trariamente, Sc dirigiria hacia
el sur, tocando apenas la Inca
Escocia Groenlandia. Por tanto,
81 la corriente festival" tiene la
bendencia de arrastrar las ma
sas de aqua hacia Ell norte, Ia
corriente "invernal" tendrfa,
por ell contrario, la tendencia o.
puesta. ASH explica lie Danois
ell recorrido de los mensajes en-
cerrados en- botellas y de las mi
mas del norte haeia la peninsula
iberica.
Esta "contracorriente" seria
menos evidente, por mas debil.
En- realidad, no toda ell aqua re-
tornaria hacia ell sur; una par
La gaceta., 1939-08-03
Ell Entierro de
Dor Fermfn SONtO

Ell EntteT'r0 ne
Don FermtR SONt0
BESIDE aver por la tarde des-
cansan en- ell cementerio del Cen
tro Espanol, los re2tos de aquel
hombre honrado y digno amigo
que Sc llamaba Fermin Souto.
Centenares de personals Sc a
gruparon en- su Residential de la
IA avenida y dijeron adios,
desfilando por frente al feretro.
al hombre ejemplar que duran
tie % amos deSempeh6 la secre-
taria del Centre.
Los automobiles Sc agrupa-
ron en- todas las Gales adyacen-
ties Y en- muchos de los grupos
formados en- la acera Sc habla-
ba de Fermin, de su obra, de 81
bondad Y de los relatos que ha-
cha de su vida en- Cuba y en-
New York.
Ell c%ortejo fGnebre, como Sc
habia anunciadO, paso por fren
tie al edificio del Centre, en- la
. Septima avenida, donde hizo u
ma breve parada.
Enfermo, con fiebre, ell pre-
sidente del Centre, Don Ramon
Fernando Rey, asisti6 al fune-
raj, despidiendose asi del que
habia sido su buen amigo y con-
sejero.
Despidieron Ell duelo en- ell &C.
menterio, ell Sr. Victoriano Man
teiga, director de este peri6dico,
por los f%amiliares; Jose R. Col
menares, por Ell presidente del
Centre ESpan0l y la dlreeIFVa,
Arcade Jimenez, por la logia
Progreso No. 81, de los Odd
Fellows, y Jer6nimo Gonzalez,
por los Caballeros Leales.
Iowa Y todos los que habla-
ron, por este motive, 10 hicie-
ron muy brevemente.
Sc record6 ell caracter de-
hombre integro y quito y las "a.
labras Sc expresaron con abso.
luta sinceridad.
Preciosas coronas, entire elias
una del Centre Espanol, fueror
colocadas en- la tumba.
De nuevo reiteramos a su hi
jo Heriberto, su hija, Grands
y demas familiares Ell testimO
MO de todos los que en- esta ca
sa t~rabajamos.
La gaceta., 1939-08-03

De ma LogiG
Nos Saluda, 10 que agradece-
La gaceta., 1939-08-03
Los Adultos

Los Adultos
Hoy por la manana Sc efec-
tuaran classes de nataci6n para
ninos, en- la piscina de Cusca-
den, y por la no9ht Sc repetiran
las de les mayores.
Bueno es recordar que en- no.
ras de la noche, entire las 7 y las
8, no Sc permiten espectadores
en- la piscina, aunque 81 banistas
de todas las edades y sexos.
Por la noche Sc dan classes q
los adultos por ell habil y COM
petente personal de la piscina.
La gaceta., 1939-08-03
NOTAS SOCIALE

mos, la rueva oficialidad de Ia
Logia Luz de Cuba No. 5.
La compcnen los Sres. Isidro
Martinez, Luminar; Jose Cali
manc, vice luminar; Rafael R9-
driguez Espina, patriarch Vie
tor Gonzalez Alvarez, secreta-
rio de actas; Carlos Perez Leon,
vice secretario; Francisco Ru-
bic, secretario de finanza; Mi
guel Marrero, tesorero; Agus-
tin Pla, experto; Francisco Pr
no, maestro de ceremonies CT
riaco Lemus, guarda interior
Eufemio Acosta, guarda exte-
rior; Ricardo Rogert, portaes-
tandarte, Y jaime F. Gutierrez,
pasado luminar.
A estos queridos hermanos
1eseamos muchos exitos.
La gaceta., 1939-08-03
centric ASTURIANO
CONVOCATORIA

Sc recuerda a los senores So
cics que el jueves 8 del actual
Sc efectuara la session de Junta
General correspondence al Sc
gundo trimestre de 1889, empe-
zando a las 8 p. m. En- esta Sc
sion sera tratado ell asunto con-
cerniente a reforzar la Secci6n
de Propaganda.
J. G~onzdlez, Secretario.
La gaceta., 1939-08-03
En- Ell Casino

Jose Glamour presentara va
rias importantes atracciones
en- las semanas que Sc avecinan.
Ell sabado IL, en- function de
medianOche, Sc estrenara por
vez primera EN- ell mundo, no en-
Tampa, la sensational pelicula
Guiana "Siboney'.
Tampa tendra ell honor de O.
freezer la premiere de esa Gin
ia y presentar ademas con ella
a su director, Juan Orol, y Ia
bellisima protagonista, Maria
Antonieta Pons.
Junto con la exhibition, Orol
y la Srta. Pons ofreceran mime
La gaceta., 1939-08-03

by TONI ROssEFT

tension de la superficie de la CO.
riente, tai como producer las
.distintas Eases de las mareas.
L. Danois cree poder demos
trar asi la existencia de tres pc
rhodes cue tai vez Sc sobrepon-
gan: Ell "gran perioGO" es de
Ill anes, durante los cuales en-
europa puele garantizarse un
"calentamiento' particular y
special, es decir, un china muy
suave Y apacible.
tCORtinuarG).
La gaceta., 1939-08-03
TEMPORADA EN- Ell
CENTRIC OBRERO

Una compania de artistas To-
Gales va a inaugurar una ten
porada teatral en- ell Centre 0.
brero.
La tarjeta de invitaci6n que
Sc nos ha traido no menciona Ia
fecha de la primera p~resenta.
ci6n.
Esperamos nuevos detalles de
los organizadores Toledo y Ro,
driguez.
La gaceta., 1939-08-03
fEXISTE "A CORRIENTE DEL GOLFO?
"Dis woche", Berlin

tie, desviada hacia ell nort2, Sc
enfriaria y setia 'separada de
la circulation"
Teorfas so6re las caasas de
la c0rriente
La gaceta., 1939-08-03
Circulo Cubdno

Ell estimado amigo Paquito
Garcia, presidente del Circulo,
mes informa de la Inauguration
de la segunda temporada de la
compania de bufos, mahana
viernes, con ell estreno de Ca
rida", una obra de Gustavo San
chez Galarraga, Ell malogrado
poeta.
Las funciones empezaran a
las $50 y sc han fijado los pre-
clos de Is centavos las lunetas
de platea, Is las butacas de ter
tulia y 10 centavos para los nj
nos.
Los mismos precios regiran
ell venidero domingo, con el es-
treno de "Sangre y Fuego''.
Els de lamentar que no aparez
can en- la compania los dos arts
tas p~redilectos de nuestro pd.
blico, Estelita Echezabal y Gil.
berto Delfino.
La primera temporada de /:
companfa fracas6 monetaria
mente por las diferencias entr,
los actores y ell afan de mand,
de algunos que no cuentan col
la simpatia del respectable.
La gaceta., 1939-08-03

la circulation"
Teoffas sobre las causas de
la corriente
iC6mo Sc produce la CO.
rriente?
Els sabido que existen CO.
rrientes producidas por los
vientos, y corrientes origina-
das por ell desnivel como Ia
de Gibraltar entire ell Medite-
franco y ell Atlahtico o la del
B6sforo, entire ell Mediterra-
neo y ell Mar Negro). La yelo-
cidad inicial de la Corriente
del Golfo esta determinada
por TN desnivel de treinta cen
timetros entire ell Golfo de Me-
xico y ell Atlantico. Pero LIE
DonG; &c Y~c~-~ta s: puede has
tar este desnivel para arrastrar
hasta las regiones -pclares una
corriente larga de ochocientos
kilometres y quizas de una pro-
fundidad de ochocientos me-
tros. Seg1n ell oceanografo fran
ces, la explicaci6n fisica es in
suficiente; las "pulsaciones" de
la corriente, por ell ~contrario,
pueden paragonearse con ell jue
go de las mareas alta y baja, y,
como estas, son produeidas por
el sol y la luna, que determina-
rian asi la mayor o menor ex-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-02-02
Pump Printing Gifts to
States Force Them to Borrou

Further, nearly all of the federal
appropriations for ''pump printing"
when granted to states or lesser
jurisdictions, are offered on condi-
ton that the state, or city or county,
must put up an equal amount. In
hundreds of cases in the last six
years, this policy has resulted in
states or lesser subdivisions of gov
eminent being forced to borrow on
its own bonds in order to get hold of
the federal cash. The result: new
debt. 1t becomes clear, therefore,
that if the state executives insist on
reduced expenditures, they are un-
likely to accept these federal gifts
because of the probable added debt
burden.
Another thing likely to happen in
some of the states is added taxes.
The state legislatures are due for
an awakening as to the actual con-
dition of their state finances. Some
may dodge it this year, but facts
will have to be faced. When new
taxes come, what a howl there will
be! That howl will be heard in con-
gress, too, both concerning state
and county and city taxes on the one
hand and national taxes on the other
hand. 1t appears to me that taxes
will prove to be the best antidote
for the poison of borrowing to spend
that can be found.
Western Newspaper Union.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-02-02
The Answers

1. By series of more than 5000
monuments.
2. Llanos are extensive plains in
South America; namas are camel
like animals; lamas are Buddhist
priests.
8. The birch tree is the emblem
If peace.
4. Ordinarily rain clouds travel
with the wind at the rate of about
Is or 20 miles an hour.
5. Your jaw.
6. Lake of the Woods county ex-
tension.
z. The Scriptures, in whole or in
part, are now recorded in 1000
languages and dialects.
8. This 3612-ton meteor which
the explorer brought from Cape
York, Greenland, is now on dis
play at the Hayden planetarium
in New York City.
9. According to the statistics OF
1880, there were 2,467 Indians 100
years of age or over out of a pop
ulation of 332,397. At the same
time there were only 1867 whites
100 years or over out of a popula-
ton of 122, IT'S, 047.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-02-02
Bruckarfs Washington Digest
Theory Of Spending Ourselves Out
OF Depression Seen Unwise Course
Evidence in Congress of Definite Determination to Cut
Down on Appropriations; Sound Sense of American
People Always Finds Answer to National Problems.
By WILLIAM BRUCKART
WNU Service, National Press Bldg Washington, d. G.

curtailment of federal waste has
begun; that the national belt is 60
ing to be pulled tighter by a couple
of notches and that, sooner or later,
even the beneficiaries of the federal
cash will note the stigma and
slacken their demands.
One Of the leaders in this direc-
ton has been Sen. Harry Byrd, the
Virginia Democrat, who is just as
hard boiled in preserving sound
national government as his senior,
the redoubtable Carter Glass.
Through thick and thin, Senator
Byrd has been attacking the spend
ing policies, calling attention to the
dangers of an increasing national
debt and the certainty that the coun-
try as whole must bear the bur-
den of added taxation. He did this
the while administration sharp
shooters were firing one broadside
after another at his head or hide.
The other night, Senator Byrd got
on the radio and told the country
again what was happening. He had
some new facts and figures about
the situation. The Virginian asked
some rather pertinent questions,
too, about the situation in England.
He pointed out that England has not
been running deficit after deficit and
that, as a matter of cold fact, while
the United States was adding more
than $21 ZOO, 100000 to its national
debt, England was balancing its
budget and making some Roadway
in reducing its national debt.