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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-22
Zmensi pocet muzG " armada
O $4,000.

General Jakub L. Devers,
velitel armadn1ch sbor1 ma re-
mi, oznamil zpravu, die ktere
Dude pocet muz1 a d1stojnik1
zmensen O $4,000. Devers da-
lie pfipomenul, re tato ENEMA
je die odzbrojovac1ho a faro
ven 1sporoveho programu Cd
boru valky.
Tato zprava byla uverejne-
ma kratce pc vydanf rozpocto-
YOU 1radovnou, We ktere je O.
znameno rozhodnut1, die KITE
reho Dude propustenych 10O,-
900 civilnich zamestnanc1 We
sluzbach valecneho a namofn1-
no odboru. Toto pr~opusten1
Dude uskutecneno v prvn1m
Ictvrtlet1 roku 1947. Nynejsf
omezenf dovoluje zminenym
odbor1m zamestnavati 986, 900
civilist1 a nyn1 Dude omezen1
toto sn1zeno ma $4,000 osob.
Bude propustenych re sluzeb
armadnfch 1920 a re sluzeb
namoTnfch 10000 osob. N.Y.
nejsf pocet zamestnanych civil
listG We zmin6nych odborech je
ponekud nizS1 nez omezeni do
voluje. Omezen1 pro prfstf rok
nyn1 dovoluje skoro 1000, 900
zamestnancG. V srpnu 1916
bylo dovoleno zamestnavati
1,843, 900 osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-22
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MlStnl ZprdVy.
RUzOVA POUTA.

V sobotu, %. listopadu v II
hodin dopoledne budou odda-
nj v Brantly Baptist Church,
5OO7 Old Frederick Road snou-
bench 81. Sophie Blahut S p.
Herbertem H. Catterton.
Nevesta je re sokolske rodi-
ny Franka a Sophie Blahut,
1880 Cherry St., Curtis Bay.
Zenich je ~vojenskym vyslou-
Eileen. Pc svatbe novomanze-
lie odjedou ma svatebnf cestu
do New Yorku a Kanady a az
Sc vrati budou bydleti u matky
zenicha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-22
BALfCKY
DO
Gu.
Zprava z New Yorskych Listn.

Ceskoslovenska vlada rozhod-
la, Re balicky posilane z Anne
riky do cSR, nebudou vycliva-
ny. - Ministr Masaryk zada O
dalsi posilani tschto ballckE.
Pokracujme v teto pomocne
akci!
V sobotu doSla do New Yor-
ku potesitelna zprava, re ces-
koslovenska vlada Sc rozhod-
la prodlouziti bezcelnost dar-
kovych balickd, posflanych z
Ameriky do Ceskoslovenska.
Toto rozhodnutf bylo ucine-
no, ably krajanGm v Americe
byla poskytnuta dalsf i who'd
nejs1 moznost pos1lati balfcky
sym prfbuznym a pTatel1m v
Ceskoslovensku. Proto nebu-
de pocftat zadne clio.
Toto rozhodnut1 melo p6-
vodne trvati do /. ledna 1947.
To by znamenalo, re vsechny
baliky, ktere by byly doruceny
pc 1. lednu, podlehaly by Gel
MIN pfedpisGm. Tim vsak to-
to ustanovenf sc rus1 a balfcky
mohou byti i nadale pos1lany
bez ella.
Jak dlouho z1stane v plat
nosti toto move prodlouzen.
bezcelnosti techto bal1ckG, ne.
nj znamo, jelikoz We zprave ne.
byly uvedeny zadne dalsi pc.
drobnosti. Ocekava Sc vsak
re "a nekolik dnf budou ozna.
meny dalsl podrobnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-22
STfzNOSTI NASICH
KRAJAN6.

Nekterf naSi krajane 81 ste
zuj1, re tt, JIM poslali balicko-
We darky, museli platit z Mich
clio.
Ma vysvetlenou uvadlme, re
ministerstvo finance povolilo
vynosem re dine 80. T1jna 1915,
ably lobe do konce roku 1916
+byly propusteny bez vibrant
|celni pohledavky bal1cky o CT
ste vaze nejvyse 6 ky I'll liber)
dovazene z ciziny do Ceskoslo-
venske republiky jake Diary csl.
obcanum, Ike zm1rnen1 nedo-
statku vyvolaneho valeenymi
pomery, pokud budou splneny
tyto podmfnky:
Balicky smf obsahovati jen
pfedm6ty dennf potreby( po-
traviny vseho druhu, predme-
ty osacenf, sicf, psacf a toiletni
potreby a pod.). Pr tom smi
byti v Mich kavy nejvyse l ky.
a CAFE nejvyse a. ky, koren1
nejvyse 10 dkg a tabaku a ia
bakovych vyrobkG nejvyse 1
ky. Bylo-li by ballcku tech
to vecf vetsf mnozstv1, jest nut
no je vycliti. z osvobozenf jsou
vylouceny veci prepychove
(skvosty atd.)
Veci v balicku Jake miloda-
ry dovazene smell byti urceny
Ijen k vlastnf potreb6 a jeho
|rodiny; jest nepr1pustno je u
pine zciziti jine osobe.
Zasilky poz1vaj1c1 tohoto O.
svobozeni cd celn1 pohledavky
Ijsou zproSteny cd celn1ho po-
violent a nepodlehaj1 pfedpi-
sim O kontrole dovozu zboz1 a
o statistice zahranicn1ho OBJ
chodu.
Jestlize vsak shora uvedene
podm1nky splneny nejsou, mu-
Isl byti balfcek projednan po-
die vseobecnych pTedpisG a
vybrana celnf pohledavka. Sta
va Sc proto, re celn1 pohledav-
ka z balfck1 O teze vaze mGze
byti rdzna poole obsahu a ce-
ny balick1 pokud Sc dovazejl
bal1ky O vyssf vaze nez 6 ky
este vahy, platf pro ne ustano-
vene predpisy celnfho zakona.
TytO predpiSy StanOvi meZl
jinym, re potraviny, satstvo:
pradlo, domacf zaTfzenf, nara
df a jine veci, jez byly darova.
ny osobam pohorelym, povod-
nj nebo .iinou zivelnf pohromou
postizenym k vlastnimu uzfva.
nj, Ike stavbe hospodaTstvi, da
lie potrebene veci darovane
ciziny nemajetnym osobam
vlastnlmu uz1van1 nebo dobro
cinnym 1stavGm pro jejich Il
|cely stanovenim vytcenf .jsol
osvobozeny cd celnf pohledav
ky, jestlize prfjemce predloz
potvrzenf m1stn1ho narodn1hC
vyboru sveho bydliste, re jes
nemajetnym, nebo re byl val
Ikou postizen.
IDA Sc, re v krajanske We
lrejnosti doslo k omylu proto
lie americka posta pfipustil'
nedavno do CSR balfky do va
Inv "A liber. Tato okolnost @
vsem nema vlivu a nezmenil;
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-22
Z WashingtOnu DC
II
ODBOCKY MAR. SDRUZENf
We

S pTichodem chladnejslho
pocasi schGze odbocky Narod-
nfho Sdruzenf We Washingtone
jsou opet pocetn6ji n~avstevo-
vany. Clenstva nam Size stale
ubyva, vzhledem Ike zmenam
provadenym v rGznych vlad-
Mich 1radech, ale vzdy jest pf1-
tomno dosti host1, kter1 radi
prijdou do spolecnosti mezi nfz
prevlada ceskoslovensky Ouch.
Toto jest ovlivnovano skutec-
nost1, re temeT pokazde jest ma
programu zajimava prednaska
vyznamneho hosta nebo elena
odbocky.
We schulz konane dine 13. Ii
stopadu nell jsme prflezitost
poslechnouti 81 rec clenkyne p1.
Marsalkove, nedavno vrativsi
sc re zajezdu do Ceskosloven-
ska. Pc 1vodu, We kterem Sc
dotkla utrpenl a pronasledova-
nj clen1 jejf rodiny a Jinych v
koncentracnfch taborech a We
zenfch "a bestialnfho majestic
keno rezimu, upozornila ma
odvahu, odhodlanost a upflm-
nou snahu lidu, ably Sc opet Dr.
zy vse vratilo k normalnlm po-
merum.
liz pTi preieZdu hranic byla
81 vedoma, re prijfzdi do Jine
atmosfery, vsechno Sc j zdalo
byti svetlejsi, veselejsi. Praha
il uchvatila jake mesto dosud
neobycejne krasne a drazsl.
Prese vsechno co Sc tudy pre-
hnalo byla usetrena Prozfetel-
nosti osudu, j1mz byla postize-
ma jina evropska mesta. Kra-
my byly pry plny krasneho
zbozf, zkleneneho, porculano-
veho, kozeneho a jineho. l6
divadel jiz hraje a dokonce
isou v provozu i 3 divadla w
hradne urcena pro skoln1 mia
dez. Hraje Sc tam Tobacco
Road, "The Man Who came
to Dinner, hry Cd Bernardo
Shaw, Moliera a ruskych au-
tori.
Zbozi cd UNRRY jest popu-
larni a ceskoslovensky lid jest
opravdu vdecnym "a tuto po-
moe, kterou mu Amerika po-
skytuje jakoz i "a vsechno Q.
statni CO odtud prichazi. Zda
Sc, re po vsfm tim, CHM marco
prosel i Prfroda jest pfiznivej-
Isl a snazf Sc odmeniti lid "a
|stradanf a potupu, kterou mu.
ISL profit, nebot uroda byls
neobycejne bohata, vsude ne
polich bylo videti hojne zele.
niny, obilnin a ovoce. A dnef
kdyz 81 narod m1ze volne cd
dechnouti, test Sc opet z ovoce
sveho vlastniho 1sil1. Ia Mem
cG jen oni smell m1ti zvlastn
obchody a odmeny a cesky lie
musel stradat a odvadet.
Nen1 mono zapomenout
hlavne trf vec1: "a prve, u
mnoho intelligence bylo vybit'
neb telesne zniceno; jen pc
zvolna Sc lid zotavuje z teles
neho a dusevn1ho pokofenl;
20 6 let nevychazeli re sko
graduanti, kteTf by zaujlmal
dalezita mista. Dluzno mlti nj
pameti, re i Cechoslovaci ne
isou andele nybrz Tide a maj
tudfz svoje chyby. Jestlize
poeatku bylo ustaveno mnoh'
pocetnych vybord, ktere neful
govaly 1plne We prospech lidu
musely nastati zmeny k lepsi
mu. Cechoslovaknm velice "a
lei ma tom jak Americane
mich smyslejf, ale jelikoz jso'
zemepisne bl1ze k Vychod
mali urcite zavazky a snazl S
10 uprfmnou spolupraci Sc svJ
mi sousedy.
Prazske Vzorkove Veletrh
konane v zaT1 Sc nadmlru Wy
dafily a krasne move zbozi tai
vystaveno poutalo zajemce
-cizich zemf tax, re by by
zkoupili produkci vsech vyrot
H.. 1nnT4S Lot Tnt
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-22
800 polskych vojakG Sc vraci
domH.

z Londyna odjel transport
800 polskych vojfn1, ktefl Sc
rozhodli pro navrat do vlasti.
DIE odhadu 1radu zahranicl Sc
ash 10000 dalsich vojln1 roz-
hodne k navratu do Polska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-22
Elliot Roosevelt pTiletel
do Moskvy.

Elliot Roosevelt, syn zesnu-
leho presidenta ,pfiletel Sc svou
chotf do Moskvy. By pozvan
k navsteve Sovetskeho svazu
spolecnostf pro kulturni styky
S cizimi zememi. Ma letisti JeJ
privftal zastupce zahranicniho
1Tadu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-22

Necekejte ma posledni minu-
tn = chte-li poslat penlze do
CZECH ma VANOCE = KALAS
u "SLAVIE" Yam vyrld1 spo-
lehlive.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-22
BEzNE Oslo (NO.) 1871

citovany vynos O odbavovanl
darkovych balfck1. Podleha
tudiz clu balik, vazici vice nez
6 ky I'll liber), pri cemz clio Sc
vymeFuje poole platnych sa-
zeb a Poole druhu zbozi.
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-06

INF N'lsh them off into small
groups and discriminate against
them.
He would show the American
credo begins and ends in Justice
for all. That it affords opportunity
not privileges or a sinecure- tc
each and every one. He would nei-
Their be ignorant of the change
taking place in the world today
nor opposed T. o'-o7~c Ho7.rev
he would in-i7t that any change
be made within the framework 0
that Constitution which, becaus.
of its elasticity, has served us 81
we'll drought the years.
He would remember that at a.
times to tao7c with hon :
comes in contact. re repre2ent
America T~nrneNre re would SC
live his daily life IS f. exem~lif-
the spirit of brotherhood and of
fair play which is the motive
force Of these United States.
He would, by his actions. offer
a living proof that the way we
have found for ourselves works,
Thaea bill of rights for Americans
can be a bill of rights for all the
world. And that within its pro-
visions is the one that affnrd7 each
man the right and the respon5i-
bility to make of himself the best
possible citizen for his country and
for the void.
A dream? Perhaps. But T'feel
it could and would work a
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-06

WASHINGTON. D.. C.-Sound--
photo-Senator w. Lee O'Oaniel
CD of Texas, shown shortly be-
fore he arrived at the Senate for
his promised talk to death against
OPA. However, O'DanieIs filibu-
ster ended when the senate agreed
to limit debate to one hour for
each speaker.
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-06

In the Waverly Sun recently
there was an editorial on an ZAP
probation Club, the aim of which
was, at periodic intervals, to ex-
press appreciation to some resi-
dent for something he or she had
done for the community. 1 think
it is a splendid idea, and 1 con-
graduate the Waverly Sun for
its fine suggestion.
But I'd like to see the idea car
ried still further. I'd like to see
an Appreciation Club that
would make every member a liv-
ing witness of his appreciation
of our country and of our form
of government. I'd like to have
its members show to the world
that not only do the Communists
and the Nazis have convictions,
but that Americans have just as
strong faith in the ideals of de-
mocracy and that they, too, are
willing to ~proselyte for them.
How would such a club work
out?
First Of all, a member would
have to be a good citizen. He
would have to take an active part
in the work of his community, his
state, his nation. He would obey
the laws that he and his fellow
citizens make. He would criticize
constructively, not destructively.
He would hold out the hand of
fellowship to his brother Ameri-
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-06
The Week
OUR BUSINESS RoU
BY n. w. Smith

OUR BUSINESS GROUP
We should all lend a thought
to make purchases from our own
group of businesses and help them
in every way possible. They are
what we make them and try and
be patient if you cannot get wait
ed on or served as 500 as we
enter. Also have our minds made
up on what we are intending to
purchase as there r other Gust
omers that are there also to be
served and a salesman is trying
to please at all times. We all can
help by taking the necessary pre-
caution as their success depends
on our help in many ways.
We have filling stations, tai
lor shops, shining parlors, shoe
shops, beauty parlors, barber
shops, grocery stores, one of the
finest drug stores in town and we
should be on our best behavior
as those are the items that will
help the wheel go round. The
cafes are rendering the very best
service.
I made a purchase at the 9 Cen
ter some time ago and the very
polite little lazy approached me
with a business-like smile and
said in a friendly voice may l
help YOU. A very nice place to
shop and very courteous service.
Patronize OUR merchants and
shop owners.
Former us President Hoover
was already to make the final re
port to President Truman in a
broadcast prepared at the invita-
ton of the Canadian government
on Friday evening, June % ex-
cept for China.
Sections forming the third and
the fourth floors of the Melbourne
hotel at Baltimore fell into the
street when lower sections gave
a few minutes earlier June %.
A locomotive tender and a gon-
] dola rolled down a 40 foot EN-
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-06
RAY WINS EASILY WITH
RUBICO BUT INJURIES HAND

UNION CITY, N. J. (Calvin's
News Service)-Ray Sugar" Ro-
binson won a clear cut decision
over Norman Rubico Of Albany
here in Roosevelt Stadium in a
charity bout this week. But after
it was all over, Ray announced he
had injured a bone in his right
hand which he thought came in
the second round, although he
dropped Rubico twice in. the 8th.
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-06
SPORTS
By JOHN M. LEE
BILLY CONN AND JOE LOUIS

the second time, keep your eyes
glued on Billy Conn. You'll have
to watch him anyhow because
Billy is all movement, getting
away from the lethal dose hiding
in every solid Joe Louis wallop.
Conn has perfected the art of
running away in the ring until it
is almost an exact science. He
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-06

NEW YORK-Even though you
weren't one Of the lucky suckers
who held one of the tickets scaled
from one hundred bucks down, for
the Louis-Conn fight you'll stand
a pretty good chance to see the
pictures, and when you do, try
to look them over twice. The LIST
time you'll be tense and anxious,
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-06

H. H. Fackler chairman Of the
Ohio Farm Marketing Produce
Association, says he has urged
1900 farmers to halt shipments
in protest against the OPA Fri
day June 80.
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-06

H. H. Fackler chairman of the
Ohio Farm Marketing Produce
Association, says he has urged
1900 farmers to halt shipments
in protest against the OPA Fri
day June 80.
The Agriculture Department an
nounced June % starting Monday
July 1 civilians will get every ID.
OF butter produced in the US.
Mrs. Iva P. Krumholtz Of Prin-
cess Anne, Mr., was being held
by police for questioning on the
charge of numbering Roscoe Ril-
ey. She was arrested June %.
A woman identified as Eunice
West Of Chicago was killed in a
plunge from the eleventh floor of
a hotel in Los Angeles June %.
The parents Of Mary Lanogans
of Bellevue, Nebraska said Mon
day July 1 that they feared their
daughter had been kidnapped on
Sunday afternoon from an outing
at Merritts Beach.
"A white swan left the public
gardens in Boston and flew from
the pond and took a stroll which
tied up traffic Monday July l.
P H. Beebe a landlord of Miami
Florida, notified his tenants he
would reduce the rent from $50
a month to $50 as there was no
OPA and other business men
should do likewise. All should try
to work together and help reduce
prices.
KOAD the World Herald's new
Broadcasting station at 7:45 pm.
Monday, July 1, made its debuet
and all stations waved a greeting.
A seven year old girl was found
in a wooded section near Patton
a suburb near Johnstown, Pa, on
Monday July /. State police said
they were holding a Is year old
youth who led them to the body.
Cotton Rankin, a jockey, was
killed in a fall from a horse in
an arena in Mexico June 30.
Two persons were injured when
empty bottles were thrown on the
diamond at a baseball game in
Cincinnati.
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-06

Two persons rel injured when
empty bottles were thrown on the
diamond at a baseball game in
Cincinnati.
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-06

Cotton Rankin, a jockey, was
killed in a fall from a horse in
an arena in Mexico June 80.
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-06

The Agriculture Department an
nounced June % starting Monday
July 1 civilians will get every ID.
OF butter produced in the US.
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-06

Sections forming the third and
the fourth floors of the Melbourne
hotel at Baltimore fell into the
street when lower sections gave
a few minutes earlier June %.
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-06

Congressional leaders told Pre-
sident Truman if he did not sign
the OPA Compromise Bill on June
% price control will end on June
30. 1t did end.
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-06

bankment after the locomotive
had jumped the track in Norris
vile, Pa, June %. Nine men we're
injured.
Smyrna times., 1946-09-26

Two years ago the Yale Plan
Clinics (for alcoholics) reported
that the percentage of men to wo.
men among their patients was five
to one. Last year DR.. D. B. Roth
man of the Municipal Court of
Chicago stated that the one-third
of the city's alcoholics were wo-
men. FBI figures from 1882 to 1914
show drunken driving by women
increased 226 per cent.
How this increase in women al
coholics affect the home and future
of the country is shown by the fact
that alcoholic women remain mar
ried only half as long, are sepa-
rated six times as frequently and
their divorce rate is 32 times that
of comparable non-alcoholic wo-
men.
"The most conspicuous charac-
teristic of women alcoholics is se-
cret drinking" the article states in
part. "Long before they are actu-
ally confirmed alcoholics, women
often drink alone. The woman who
is terrified Of parties discovers that
a pre-party drink helps her face
an evening of gaiety and even
enjoy it."
Because of the many social ta-
boos which force women to drink
secretly, their descent into alcohol
ism is much faster than that of
men.
"Women who have an alcoholic
tendency become confirmed drunks
in comparatively short time," the
article states. at usually takes the
average man ten or fifteen years
Smyrna times., 1946-09-26
New Library Books

Mrs. Meyer has announced that
there are about one hundred new
books in the library this year
Among the new titles are the fol-
lowing:
A Gift for Ibn Diab-M. 1. Ross.
Storm Canvas-Armstrong Sperry.
Ralestone Luck-Andre Norton.
Follow the Drum-Andre Norton.
Jimgrim and Allah's Peace-Tal-
bot Mundy.
The Ark of Heraldry-Melrich v.
Rosenberg.
Betsy Yates, Realtor-Florence c.
Slater.
The Great Road-Frederick Arnold
Hummer.
Beyond the Great Wall-Edward
Dragonet.
Connie Morgan in the Arctic
James B. Hendryx.
Careers for Women-DorlS e.
Fleischman.
Adventures of the Great Crime
Busters-Clyde Evans.
Rendezvous-Alex Hudson.
Great Explorers. Leslie Mitch
ell.
Bill and the Bird Bander-Edna H.
Evans.
The American indiana. Hyatt
Verrill.
Wild Cargo-Frank Buck.
News Pictures-Jack Price.
The American Artist-Homer
Saint-Gaudens.
Complete Works of William
Shakespeare.
Grace Shorts.
Smyrna times., 1946-09-26
Faculty Club Elects

At the annual election of officers
for the John Bassett Moore Facul-
ty Club on September 18, Miss
Ruth Webb, ninth and tenth grade
English teacher, was elected presi-
dent. Miss Jane Rupert was elect
ed vice-president; Miss Esther
Walker, secretary; and Mr.. Ellery
]. Ward, treasurer. They will hold
these positions until the beginning
of the school term next year, when
new officers will be elected. A pro-
gram has been set UP in which the
secondary teachers will present
papers on Personnel Work in
High School" and the elementary
teachers on "The Prevention and
Correction of Reading Difficulties. y
All teachers of the school as men,
Smyrna times., 1946-09-26

to develop into a full-fedged alco.
holic, but woman, as result OF
her intensive solitary drinking. is
likely to reach the ultimate stages
of the diesase in fewer years."
"Women who take up excessive
drinking when they are older be.
come alcoholics even more quickly
than those who begin their drink
ing careers in their youth. They
imbibe with such gusto that they
skip number Of the stages-and
years-through which younger wo-
men progress before they become
confirmed inebriates."
Seven clear signposts Of danger
for women drinkers are listed in
the article as follows: ~ Drink
ing to obtain social ease or to over
come feeling of inferiority. ~
Drinking to escape from worry or
troubles. (3) Drinking to dispel
the "blues." t4) Drinking when
overtired to "brace up." t5) Need
for a drink at definite times
through the day. (6) Desire for
drink in the morning. ~ Drink
ing alone.
Women drunkards, however,
can and do recover the article
states. "They respond to the same
types of treatment that men do. l
met quite a number of formerly
alcoholic women who are now hold
ing positions of responsibility and
distinction. They were no more en-
barrassed about their old affliction
than they would have been about
siege of tuberculosis or diph-
theria."
Smyrna times., 1946-09-26
SHORT SHORTS

All fire equipment at school has
been inspected and is being renew
ed wherever necessary.
First fire drill of the season was
held on September %.
Girls hockey practice under Miss
Walker is in full swing.
A mixed chorus of rs voices be-
gan rehearsals on September "a
under Mr.. B. P. Osbon.
Richard Handsberry has quail
fled for his high school diploma,
which will be awarded at Com
mencement time.
William Short has returned as
an exc. I. to complete his studies.
Smyrna times., 1946-09-26
Movie Held in School Auditorium

A motion picture furnished by
the State Board of Education was
shown in the school auditorium for
the benefit of the eleventh grade
Home Economics girls on Wednes-
day, September 18, under the di-
rection of Mrs. Viola e. McGill.
This picture was coordinated with
the topic they are now studying,
Caring For Babies" and was fol-
lowed with an address by Mrs.
Clara Sparr, the school nurse, on
additional phases of this topic.
Marie Churchman
Smyrna times., 1946-09-26
Wars and Imitation

After every war there has beer
imitation in the United States. At
ter the American Revolutionary
war the value of the dollar fell to
33 cents; after the Civil war its
low point was A cents. After
Smyrna times., 1946-09-26
Women Drinking More Now
Than Ever Statistics Show

Women are drinking now than ever before
And the percentage of alcoholics them is increasing
even more rapidly than it is among
Especially among older drinkers is the problem
of eventual alcoholism liable to become acute according to an
article "Why Some Women Should Not Drink" by Maxine
Davis noted medical reporter in the September issue OF
Cosmopolitan magazine.
Smyrna times., 1946-09-26

World War I the dollar fell to a
value of 40 cents. The story as to
World War II has not yet develop
ed.
Smyrna times., 1946-09-26

The Wabash river is $50 miles
in length.
Smyrna times., 1946-09-26

Interview with Miss johnson
Miss Constance M. Johnson, a
graduate of Ursinus College, Col
legeville, Pennsylvania, is now the
teacher of languages in the John
Bassett Moore High School. She
had formerly taught at Upper
Moreland High School, of Willow
Grove, Pennsylvania, for one year.
When she was asked whether she
liked Smyrna High School better
than Upper Moreland High School,
she replied, II like both places,
but in some respects, I like it here
better" She is now staying with
Miss Anna Beckett on South Main
Street.
Marie FAIRIES
Smyrna times., 1946-09-26
Your School Reporter
NEWS OF THE
JOHN BASSETT MOORE SCHOOL
JOHN BASSETT MOORE SCHOOL

bers of the Faculty Club voted
unanimously to join the National
Education Association and the
Delaware State Education Associ-
alton, both of which are devoted to
the advancement of the teaching
profession.
Smyrna times., 1946-09-26
Interview with Miss johnson

Sally Bodley
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-23

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