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Evening star., 1941-06-19
TaImadge Hints Budget Cut
Nav Gust U. of Ga. Dean
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, June 19.-Gov. Eu-
gene Talmadge declares "the smoke
is not through boiling" on the issue
of DR.. Walter D. Cooking continuing
as dean of the University of Geor-
gia School of Education.
Broadly limiting he might use his
budgetary authority to remove DR..
Cooking from the State pay roll. the
Governor yesterday continued criti-
cism of the Board of Regents 8-to-7
approval of the dean of education.
Gov. Talmadge charged the dean
with advocating racial doctrines
contrary to Southern tradition.
The regents voted Monday to rehire
him.
Speaking yesterday at Municipal
Park dedication in Lafayette, Ga,
the Governor asserted: Smoke
boiled out of the capitol Monday,
and, believe me, the smoke is not
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Three Groups to Hear
Brother of Benes

The Czecho-Slovakian National
Alliance, the Polish Club and the
Yugoslav Association announced
yesterday that they will sponsor a
Joint public meeting Saturday at
7:45 pm. at Pierce Hall, Sixteenth
and Harvard streets NV, to hear
an address from Senator Volta
Benes, brother of the provisional
president of Czecho Slovakia,
Eduard Benes. The speaker was a
senator in Czecho-Slovakia before
that countrys fall.
The meeting was arr,nged as a
Evening star., 1941-06-19

through boiling on that issue. The
board heard an AFFIDAVIT that this
man favored a graduate school for
both Negroes and whites to attend.
while I'm Governor there1l be
no Negroes in the same schools with
white folks in Georgia, and therell
be no men in our school system who
advocate it."
Evening star., 1941-06-19

demonstration of the united deter
mination of the American des-
cendants Of the Poles, Czechs and
Yugoslavs to support the principle
of the restitution of the liberties of
those countries. which now are
under German, Italian and Russian
control.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

dealers in Washington and nearby
communities, but time is growing
short. Noon, June 80, is the dead
line. Every boy between the ages
of II and Is years, inclusive, is
eligible, but he must register and
sigma safety pledge, and a parent
or guardian must countersign the
two forms.
Two more Virginia residents were
added to the rolls at Derby head
quarters yesterday. They were Neil
Carrigan. 13, sos Park avenue, Falls
Church, and Jimmy Megonigal, II,
1884 Fifteenth street north, Arling-
ton.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

Canada's machine tool output this
year is expected to be IS times the
pre-war rate.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

KA 1UN SAIIN LASIEA. OTle-
piece styles! Many with fared
skirts. Bra tops! Sun-backs! In
floral prints and pastel solid colors.
All are perfect quality! Many made
to sell for SI.95. Sizes 80 to 3S.
Also girls sizes, s to is.
MORTON's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

All made to sell at far higher
price. Most are few Of a kind!
Prints! Solid colors! WHITE!
Rayon crepes, rayon sharkskins and
spun rayons A few are slightly
soiled. Sizes IL to II; IL to 20 and
50 to A in the group. Hurry for the
best selection!
MORTONS-Fashion Basement.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

SKIRTS Of white linen and spun
rayons in pastel and shades. Even
Broomstick Skirts. Many with Zip
pers, belts and pocket effects.
Sizes "a to 80.
BLOUSES in broomstick style with
embroidery! Dainty white piques
and cotton sheers! Rayon crepe
tailored styles and MILDLY fashions.
Sizes 80 to 40.
MORTON'S-Raseme
Evening star., 1941-06-19

watch The Star for Derby Ne1DS.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-05-30

IIAlGAR ARCH TAKEs sFA.7
Work Of erecting stool FOR
the rch Of the base hangar ut
Elmondorf Field is undor way,
Capt. A.C. Wol1ing, resident en-
eineor, revealed.
Pouring Of concrete is going
ora "oll ovor the base, it Was
stated. The bakery and conr'is-
sery c1ec two Of many but lGings
on which the co neroto crows Gre
busy, while workers began con-
struction OF the rocroation rooms
FOR nursos yesterday. Carloads
Of onont arc arriving at the
field ready for summer CO nc1oto
work.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-05-30

The Hilltop Homoral-ors
wi IL moot with Mrs. DoWayno atob-
bins at Anchorage juno 5. Any
ono Interested in going pls
$50 L.rs. R. B. Graham.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-05-30

r. and RS. ). a. sandvik and
on, Glenn, Of Flint, ichigan are
spending the summer in Alas1z .,r.
Sandvik s employed as carpenter
by the Bliss Cons truction Co. in
Anchorage. Nr. Sandvik is q bro
thor OF lei. Sanavik at the Butte.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-05-30
J4TrERBUG Al CLUB
Tho JittorbuG all club

with Jeanette Honaor on friday,
ay 90. After tho business li5ot
ing was over, FRS. moore gavo out
Health booklets and told the NOM
boris how to carry out tho hoalta
program. She gavo short talk
on health, good grooming, end
everyday etiquette for. young girls.
The monlbors cut out laundry bags
and shoe bags and thon worked on
thom. Hiss Stephens on took
picture Of the group at work. The
noxt meeting will be with Dorothy
Huntloy on juno Is. Curtains Will
be tho topic Of the day.
Doris Moore,
Club reporter
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-05-30

sE..2LE-AllDE2 1-GkG 1.El-T
ALMOLNCED
On Wednes day, lay 28th. lIrs.
Ross Sheely entertained at lun-
cheon to announce the engagement
Of her daughter, Dorothy Ann to
ilerle Anderson. The wedding Will
take place this sumner.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-05-30

St. j Ohm s Lutheran Church Scrvi cos
Woodrow Kurth, Pastor
Sunday School at 1880 Al.
The Ladies' Aid mocts on
Thurs day, Juno S, at the nars on
age at $500 Pm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23

Vine, re Placide Joubert do
sci ma policii, jez mela mu po-
moci pri hledan1 stopy zmlze-
l6ho ditete; ackoli vsak wanna
tato v6c zaujimala Gplne jeho
mysl6nky, nezapomnel pfece
Ia ostatnf sve obchody a bdel
sv6domite mad svou kancelaf1.
"Nezapomente, pane" pra-
vii jednoho dine prvn1 jeho pl-
sar, "ze musfte mluviti dnes $
notarem, jenz ma ma starosti
prodej Asnierskych pozemkG.
Pripravil jsem jiz navest1 k It's
ku."
"Dejte mi navesti; zastavlm
Sc DO snidani u notafe."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23

tom, abych ZVedel, jake ma
znamosti a S kym Sc styka."
Florent dojel bez prodleni do
ulice Lions Saint-Paul a vessel
do domu, v nemz bydlela Kla-
ra.
"Jsem tajemnikem velmi bo-
hate osoby, kteraz uzfva jmeni
k dobrym skutk1m", oslovil do
movnici, jez ptala Sc, co 81 pre-
|je. eve vsech koncinach Pa
r1ze jest mnoho potfebnych, ne
chceme vsak, ably Sc podpora
dostala nehodnym, a jest mi u
Iozeno, patrati pc poctive chu-
dine -. prispejete mi snad las
KAYE svou radon, madame, a
povfte mi neco o slecne Klafe
Gervaisove,je z bydli zde v tom
to DOME"
20 panel" domovni-
&c, 'tot veru hodna, zlata div
ka! PTisla chudinka prave z
nemocnice, nenf jeste 1plne
zdrava jest cepcaTkou a
pracuje denne 16 hodin, ably 81
vydelala 80 SOUS"
"Jest poctiva?"
"To 81 myslim! Ia ma tepr-
We zasady! Nemoc il Size not
ne strhla, ale kdyby chtela, mo-
hla by pekne jezditi kocare!
Nechce vsak O tom ami slyseti."
"Ma tedy napadnfky, jiz Sc
Ijf dvoff?"
"Toliko jednoho, ten vsak da-
va 81 ma tom zalezeti. u jine,
lehkovazn6jsf, byl by zajiste
liz dosahl, echo 81 preje."
"Jest to zajiste krasny, mia
dy muz?".
"Mladym Size jest ale
krasnym AMI dost malo. Jest to
prava sereda, ale jest bohat, a
pen1ze mali vetSi cenu nez kra-
sa; u nasi Klarky mu vsak pc
n1ze nepomohou!"
"Nechce Sc dat svesti?"
II BGh uchovej! Zemre ra-
deji hlady!"
"Znamenita divka! A vzdo-
rovitost jejl neodpuzuje toho
panacka? Nevite, jak Sc jme-
nuje mlady PAM"
"Povfdal mi, re Sc jmenuje
Leopold Joubert."
Leopold Joubert?" zvolal
Florent udivene.
"Ano !. Znate jej?"
"Znam jeho otce, jest milo
naTem."
"Mlady pan tedy nelhal! Oh
pane, kdybyste vedel, jak jest
do naS1 Klarky zamilovan!
Chce Sc S nj dati oddati! Witt
81 il "a zenu! Ona vsak mu to
nechce vefit, a on chce il to do
kazati tim, re koupi letohra-
dek, jenz da zapsati do knih ma
jejf jmeno!"
"Jakze? A ona prime ten
dar?"
81 kde pax! Nerekne "ano''
az pred panem fararem, a tax
daleko jeste nejsme, protoze
milovnlk nen1 plnoletym a mu-
sill by m1ti povoleni otcovo. Nez
Vec dospeje k dobremu Gill, po-
tfebovala by Klarka veru pod
pory, a kdyby vas pan chtel "a
nj zaplatiti cinzi."
"Povlm svemu panu vSe, CO
Jste mi fekla o slecne Klare,
madame. Dekuji yam "a vasi
ochotu," pravil odchazejicf Flo
rent.
Rychly navrat pisar1v a ur-
cite jeho vypovedi pTekvapily
pana Jouberta tax velice, re
sedel ieste hodnou chvfli DO Cd
chodu Florentove vsecek cara
zen V kfesle u psacfho sveho
stolu. \
Mrzelo jej, re Leopold usilu-
je We svych snahach ziskati 81
lasku mlade dfvky, ktera jej
svym odporem vybfzela a draz-
dila k vytrvalosti.
"Neverfm v tn jeff ctnost!'
zvolal hnevive. "Jest to vychy-
trala damicka, jez spekuluje
ma bohateho milovnika a chce
|teziti z jeho hlouposti hol-
cice ia pocita dobre, nebot ten
blbec udelal by pro nj co .ien
mono. Kdybych tomu nepre-
DIESEL, byl by s to witt 81 il. ia
tomu udelam vsak konec, "a
.stoupfm tomu panackovi cestu.
Lide mysli, re jsem slabym VII
ci Leopoldovi dokazu Jim
nyni, re takym nejsem. Miluji
jej = a prave proto, re jej mi
luji, budu prfsnym, neupros-
nym, a ucinfm vse, ba vse, a.
bych jej zachranil pred hlou-
post, jez mohla by mt zkaziti
celou budoucnost."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23

- bylt Joubert labuznikem =
zastrcil listinu, O nfz Sc byl pi-
saT jeho zminil, do kapsy a ode
bral Sc do ulice Buci k notafi
Lamarcheovi. Byl to tjz, s nlmz
iednal Leopold O koupi leto-
hradku We Fontenay sous Bots.
Optimistic mi navesti, panel"
tazal Sc Lamarche.
"Ano, zde jest"
"Velmi dobTe s~epsano," pra-
vii notar pc pTectenf spisu. "Po
stu to lined do tiskarny. NJ a
jak jde obchod?"
"Tak, tax nyni nastal ja-
kysi kid mic. Sc nehybe."
"VSak zacne opet zivejsi
proud. A coz vas SYM"
"Stale stejny. Mic nevydela
a velmi mnoho vydava."
PRAGUE vSak?"
con 49,. a pracovat?"
"Coz nezabyva Sc prodejem
a koupf usedlostf?"
leopold? Tot Snad mylka,
nemluv1te pfece o mem synu."
"Mluvlm O mem -. pred dive
mi hodinami prece zde u mne
NJ tOmto kreslu sedel."
"A co jej k yam privedlo?"
"PTisel jakozto ~zastupce O.
soby, jez kupuje cd jednoho z
mych klientG letohradek We
Fontenay sons Bois."
Leopold re byl by zastup-
Gem n6jak6 tTetf osoby!" divil
Sc Joubert.
"To pTece nenf mic zvlastni-
no! Vas syn mne zadal, abych
napsal kupnf smlouvu a dial mi
5000 frankG zavdavku ma kup-
nj cenu $4,000"
Joubert, jenz dovedl Sc vzdy
opanovati, prece Sc mimodek
zachvel, uslysev notarova slova
"a koho vlastn6 syn mil "a
stupuje?" ptal Sc.
"Jakousi slecnu Klaru Ger
valSOVu."
"Jakze!" zvolal Joubert a
vyskocil z kTesla. "Klaru Ger
vaisovu z ulice Lions Saint
Paul?"
"Cislo 27. Ano, tax jest"
"Ten hlupak!" mumlal Jou-
bert.
eco pravfte?" tazal Sc notar.
Him! myslim re Sc da napa-
liti nerozumf tie veci."
"NemGze mic ztratiti. Kupec
plat1 hotove."
"A Ultra ma Sc smlouva po-
depsati?"
"Ano, Ultra O jedenacte."
"Joubert rozloucil sc ma oko
klidn6 S notarem a odeSel; te-
prve kdyz sed6l v kocare, jenz
mel jej dov6zti zp6t do ulice
Geoffroy-Marie zvolal zlostne:
"PTece ia Klara Gervaisova!
Hlupak! neposlechl, zami-
loval Sc do te holky a dava il
darem, domy! Dial zavdavek!
Gin vSak zaplat1? Kde wal
penfze? Nasel tedy nejak6ho
lichvafe, jenz dava mu ma u
yer! Jest to rota, ii lichvaTi!
Jen kdybych znal toho darebu,
jenz pGjcuje Leopoldovi :.
pitomec -. chce 81 tn holku Wi
ii vyslechl mou radu a sot-
va odeSel z meho pokoje, bezel
k nj. Blbec! jest s to vse zka-
Ziti neodvratfm-li jej cd tie
Klary, nemohu jej ozeniti S pra
YOU nebo dom6lou dedickou
Pavliny de Rhode, jez ma dos
tati diva a pGl milionu. u vsech
certG, nesmime pTijiti o dedic-
tvf hrabete de Rhode! Jak mo-
hla bleda, hubena, nemocna ia
holka okouzliti toto pitomeho
kluka; jakou moo ma mad tim
blbcem, jaky ma ma n6ho vliv!
Gervaisova stavf Sc mi v cestu,
jest mi pTekazkou, jez must Sc
stGj co stGj odstraniti; odstra-
MIN il 49,. ale jakym zp1sobem,
nu, vzdyt ia najdu vhodny pro
stTedek."
"Zavolejte mi Florenta'', ka-
zal pfsaTi, jakmile vessel do sve
kancelaTe."
"Vezmete zapisn1k," oslovil
Joubert pfsare Florenta, jak-
mile vessel, "a zaznamenejte ST
adresu Klary Gervaisove. W.
ptejte sc co MONA nejdTfve,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23

"Asi od tfech mesfc1. Znepo-
kojovalo mne to, bala jsem Sc,
re "a tim vez1 nejaka nevera,
mylila jsem seq"
"Nemylila. Nechci vas vsakI
klamath; promluv1m s vami u
pf1mne a pov1m YAM, proc sem
prichazfm. Poslyste. Leopold
zahledl nahodou nekde neja-
kou sestnactiletou delnici, cho-
robnou, hubenou, vysflenou a
bldou zmoTenou zabku, ktera
nen1 ami hezka. Domn1va Sc,
re jest do tie Seredy zamilovan,
a jen 81 povazte, jest tax pose
tilym, re chce 81 il witt Ia re
nu."
"Nepfipustfte piece, ably spa
chal takovy nerozumny sku-
TEX" zvolala Lucienna zarli-
wynn vztekem, lekajfc Sc my
slenky, re by mela Leopolda
navzdy ztratiti.
"Ucinfm vse, co mi Dude MOI
no Jen dali Sc pTemlu-
viii 49,. poslechne-li? Vzdoru-
je mne -. mysl1, re jest zami-
lovan a nenf pr1stupnym dobre
rade."
"Kdo jest ia osoba, ktera ma
ma neho takovy vliv?"
"Pravil jsem jiz, re pouha
delnice."
"Udelal il svou milenkou?"
me, a v tom prave vezl
zlo Zabka jest pc certech
chytra, vzdoruje mu a vzdor
ten podnecuje Leopolda k nej-
vets1m poSetilostem. Ultra chce
il nab1dnouti pekny letohradek
a doufa, re no blahosklone ra-
Ct pTijmouti -"
[, Pr poslednfch slovech vysle-
hi blesk vzteku z ocf Lucien-
nych.
"Jakze!" zvolala zlostne
"Letohradek takove holce? /!
On re il chce dati letohra-
dek?"
"Ano, a jeste k tomu zcela
zaT1zeny 49,"
"Mne nkdy nenabldl letohra-
dek! Myslil 81 snad, re jest
mizerny tento byt Ia 10000
frankd rocne dost dobry pro
mne! A Wy dovolfte, ably pro-
vadel takove blaznovstvf?"
"Kterak to mann zameziti?"
"Dal jste mu pen1ze ma leto-
hradek?"
"Mimo castky, jiz vyplacim
/ mu mes1cne, medal jsem mu ami
jedineho SOU"
"Nejaky lichvar p1jcil mu te
dy ma vysoke 1roky 49,"
"Boj1m Sc, re tomu tax -
: "Ten hlahovy! Pripravi sc
o jmenf! Jest patrno, Re
ma pomateny rozum! 20. Jest
schopen vyckati, az Dude plno.
letym a witt 81 tn osobu i be-
vaseho svolen1!"
: "Jedin6 Wy mohla byste sfle-
ny ten snatek Zameziti =. chce-
tie Sc O to pokusiti?"
: "Zdali chci!" zvolala Lucien-
ma 1--WE. "Jak jen m1zete sc
takto tazati! -. Mluvte ry-
chile, co mann ciniti?"
"Mala ia delnice hraje 81 ma
ctnostnou, poctivou a nezistnou
| a zlskala 81 tim Leopolda F..
| Ultra, az il hlupak ten nabidne.
Dude Sc tvariti, jakoby dar ten
; nechtela pfijmouti 80"
MONA "a tyden vsak
milerada jej prime 80"
, "Ano tyden vsak jest
, dlouhy -. zatfm mdzeme jed
matt -. Leopold v blouznivem
! zaslepeni mysli, re bleda jeho
bohyne jest andelem cistoty :.
Kdyby Sc mu tax mohlo doka-
| zati, re jest paneka vychytrala
) darebnice -. zlodejka -"
| "Zlodejka!?" ptala Sc Lu-
, cienna udivene, "coz jest ia
d1vka skutecne zlodejkou?"
"Nevlm -. nemyslfm, re
-ljest -. ale mohlo by Sc ma nj
uvrhnouti poedzrenl . zkazi-
tt jej1 povest -. zniciti il 49,"
"Ah!" zvolala Lucienna s O.
sklivost, "pochopuji ...."
"Nu a CO soud1te o mem "a
meru?"
"Jest hnusnym! :. .Jak hroz-
ny byl by to Gin! =. Hanebny
zlocin ten nesmf Sc provesti!
Gnu, jen Sc upokojte. Chce-
nell vec dobTe posouditi, mu-
SINE 81 il re vsech stran dobfe
prohlednouti -. Jest snad po-
n6kud odvazne chtft zniciti tu
delnici; pomyslfme-li vsak, re
tim zachran1me Leopolda, mu-
I<> -oos " LII I--z I---
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23

V pfVnlm
patfe. Mlada ciperna komor-
ma, jez pTisla mu otevT1t, ulekla
Sc patrne pf1serne jeho oskli-
|vosti.
eco 81 pTejete, pane?" ptala
sc zhurta.
"Chci mluviti Sc slecnou Ber-
nierovou."
"Nevim, prijme-li slecna ma
vstevu."
"Zajiste il prime, kdyz il
reknete, re prichazim jmenem
pana Leopolda Jouberta."
"Je-li tomu tax, tax prosim,
vejdete -. oznam1m to NADIA
me-"
Komorna uvedla pT1choziho
do skvostne zar1zeneho salonu,
a odesla ku sve PAM, jez sede-
la We SVEN pokoji u krbu a wy
kladala 81 karty.
Lucienna Bernierova byla hez-
Ike, asi 25lete devce z parizske-
no polosveta. Jiz pc dive leta
byla milenkou Leopoldovou,
jenz daval il skoro vse, co wy
PLACED mu mesfcne jeho otec, a
byl az do te DOLBY, co zahledl
nahodou Klaru Gervaisovou, u
prfmne do nj zamilovan.
Joubert vedel O pomeru Leo
poldove a trpel jej, mysle, re
mladost must Sc vyboufiti.
"Kdo zvonil?" ptala sc Luz
cienna vchazejicfc komorne.
"Opice, madame"
eco pravis! Opice?"
Gnu, aspon neco podobneho.
Jest to pan, jenz jest tax oskli-
w, re podoba Sc ma Was Sim
pansIm v zoologicke zahrade.
Jest vsak velmi pekne oble-
Gen."
"A CO chce?"
"Mluviti s madame"
"Rekl, KIDD jest?"
"Pravil pouze, re prichazi
jmenem pana Leopolda. Ceka
v salone."
>"Jiz jdu."
Mlada zena urovnala 81 ry-
chile koketne upraveny cerny
vlas a Tasy sveho zupanu z jem
ne Why, jenz prozrazoval 1tly
jejf wrist a kypra nadra, ma
cez vesla do salonu, kde Jou-
bert uctive il zdravici, cekal.
"Marketa mela pravdu," po-
myslila 81 Lucienna, "jest to
prava opice."
"Jest hezka," mumlal Jou-
bert. eide aspon ten pitomy
kluk nemel spatny vkus."
"Pmchazite S poselstvlm cd
Leopolda, pane?" ptala Sc Lu-
cienna.
me, madame pouzil jsem
toho jmena jen proto, abych
byl predpusten."
"Kdo jste, pane?" tazala Sc
prekvapene. 0
"Jsem clovek, jehoz nemusi-
tie Sc lekati. Dokazi YAM lined,
re prichazfm jakozto pritel,
jmenuji Sc Placide Joubert."
"Otec Leopold1v!" zvolala
Lucienna zdeSene.
"Tfm jsem =. proto vsak ne
muslte Sc lekati; nechci YAM
Leopolda vyrvati. Vidim vas
dnes poprve a nekaram syna
sveho z lasky k yam, naopak
pref mu stesti k tax krasne mi
lence, a nemohu pochopiti, re
jest tax hloupym a miluje j.
nOu."
Dovedne nam1rena rama tala
do ziveho.
"ze miluje jinou?" vzkrikla
Lucienna. "PTinasite mi snad
zpravu, re Sc ozeni, re mne O.
pusti - re sc mne odrfka?"
"Nikoliv, madame!"
"Neprichaz1te tedy, abyste
mi rekl, re jest mezi mnou a
LeOpOlQem VSe u kOnce!"'
"Naopak, pTichazim vas pro-
siti, abyste vynalozila vse, by
Sc opet k YAM vratil a ably YAM
znovu neuklouzl. Nerozumfte
NIP" ptal sc Joubert mlade ze-
ny, kteraz ma neho hledela vsec
ka zarazena. "Zodpovidejte
mi uprfmne nekolik otazek;
pax snad uhodnete m1j zamer.
Milujete Leopolda?"
"Lhala bych, kdybych tvrdi-
la, re chovam k nemu vasnivou
lasku; mann jej vsak pc pratel-
sku rada, nen1 to veru k Will
jeho krase, O te media Sc v1bec
mluviti, jest vsak velmi neznJ,
dobry a."
"stedry dodal Joubert.
Gnu, pane, stedrost nenf FAD
nym hrichem, a my ubohe zeny
nezijeme cd vzduchu."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-23
Store Management Described
For Cleary College Students

ness than any other department
store in the city except their own
main store. Another important de-
partment Is that of the comptroller
which supervises store finances
saying how much money may be
spent for merchandise and how
much must be used for other ex-
penses. Since as much as 100000
600 worth OF merchandise may be
purchased during a year. taking
discounts on time can mean the
difference between profit and loss
during this period OF high taxes,
Mr.. Maledon pointed out.
In closing Mr. Maledon stressed
the importance OF plant mainten-
ance, which includes the continual
modernization of department lay
outs and furnishings In order TO
keep up with the retailing parade;
the work OF the comparison office
in continually checking the store S
prices and the quality of merchan-
disc against that sold by compe-
titors; and the work OF the research
department in checking service to
the customers and making recon-
mendations for Improvements to
the management. MIR. Maledon told
the audience that most department
stores tried to put into practice
the observation that, Adjust
ments satisfy. but good service
pleases a customer"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-23

William ]. Maledon. assistan;
director of research for one of
the country's leading department
stores, described store management
for students and faculty OF Cleary
College at the Wednesday as
sembly.
Only 40 per cent OF the employ
es of a department store actually
meet the customer, Mr.. Maledon
pointed out. and the larger the
store the higher the percentage of
employees working behind the
scenes. Often $4,000 people are
employed in various capacities by
a large department store and 49,
900 packages, separate deliveries.
are taken care OF by the delivery
department, according to MIR.
Maledon.
Department store organization
usually is headed by board OF d.
rectors. under which is the presi
dent and general manager or vice
president, Mr.. Maledon said. Four
pyramid" heads come next, the
merchandise manager. comptroller.
publicity director and general SUI
perintendent or operating superin-
tendent. as he is sometimes called,
explained Mr.. Maledon.
The basement store manager has
complete charge of this division.
and in Mr.. Maledon's store the
basement division does more BUSH
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-23
ColOred Slides to be Used
in Adult Landscape Class

Colored slides for study OF land
scape gardening will be used for the
first time In the Ypsilanti Adult
Night School course, taught by Ben
Sovey. Ypsilanti High School facul
ty member, beginning Monday. The
slides were prepared by Mr.. Sovey
during the past summer.
The course will include the design
and planning Of home grounds. care
of shrubs and flowers after planting
and the making and care of lawn.
Identification OF insects and diseases
OF ornamental shrubs and flowers
and eradication OF these pests will
be studied Propagation and prun-
ing will also be considered Each
student in the course will have a
chance to plan his or her home
grounds.
Men and women who have musical
instruments and would like to enter
the Adult School class in orchestra
are to- see Leland Randall at the
high school. The orchestra class and
the Mothersingers Chorus, directed
by Roland Schafer, will start Mon.
day.
The play production group which
will be made into a permanent Or
ganization. will meet for the first
time Monday night. but for the rest
OF the winter session will convene
on Tuesday nights. Charles Hill.
Ypsilanti High School faculty. will
direct the group which plans to
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-23
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them get away She said, What
would you like me to sing"
The circle closed in again She
felt their interest revive and it
made her feel proud of her power
to bring them back when she had
failed with them.
A timid voice said. How about
Moonlight Bay, Miss?"
"Memories"
Put on Your Old Gray Bonnet"
She didn't know the words. but
she could fake them II she could
make them sing with her. She said,
"All right but you'll have to
sing with me- Well have the Gray
Bonnet first"
The pianist struck the opening
chord and Kit picked up the song:
She was singing alone She got
as far as Hitch old Dobbin to the
shay" She couldn't remember the
next line.
A lusty voice-Vance's voice
picked up the refrain and Kit sang
along with him. A few voices Joined
in; the crowd finished the song.
Kit gave them two more songs
and took a final bow.
In the car she said to Vance,
did they make me mad! But /
guess l knew how to handle them.
/ got them back, didn't II"
What you did, baby, wasn't as
important as what they did for
you, If you know what I mean ?"
But, don't!"
You'll find out for yourself.
That's the reason we are trying
this noble experiment. After you've
done the turns I've arranged for
you. you'll find that you can feel
what people want. Then, you won't
be an entity on the stage, you'll be
part Of your own audience"
What else have you got for
me ?"
Your next job will be to sing at
a veterans hospital After that,
there's a Railroad Mems associa-
ton banquet in Carnarsie, musi-
cal afternoon at a woman's club in
an Elks' picnic, a
church supper in Haddam and
couple of others"
Variety is the spice Of life. and
that certainly is variety. I hope I
do learn whatever 1t is you feel is
necessary"
you WILL" he promised.
But he had to point II out 10 her
the day after she sang for the vet
Grams.
Il Topped horribly" she said I'M
happily. They liked it well enough.
but when that dumpy little woman