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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
AMENDMENT MAY BE NECESSARY

AMENDMENT MAY BE NECESSARY
There's a simple mental formula avail
able TO cut through the maze Of facts,
opinions, arguments and other matters
thai often becloud a municipal problem
such as selecting the best successor 10 re-
firing Chief Of Police Casteen.
Here's how il is applied.
Consider Wilmington a big corporation.
With a 81, 853,260 annual operating budg-
Ell it certainly is that.
Each direct or indirect taxpayer is one
Of the thousands Of stockholders. The men
they elect to City council are, in effect,
the board Of directors. II, in turn, appoints
a City Manager whose position is similar
to that Of the general manager OF a large
company. 1t is the councils responsibility,
exercised through him, TO see that the
several departments forming the admin
i~stration are maintained and function at
maximum efficiency.
To do this, the council must have full
authority to hire and fire these depart
mental heads.
In the cases Of the Police and Fire
forces, it does not have this undivided
power. 1t is forced 10 share it with the
Civil Service commission, which came in
TO being through law enacted when Will
mington was under an entirely different
form Of government. The act appeared
necessary then as a safeguard against
possible political ambitions and maneuv-
ers. But the systems Of government and
times have changed.
The result is thai the council-board
Of directors-must have the approval Of
the Civil Service commissioner commit
tee Of selected stockholders TO appoint
the chiefs of these two important depart
mems. |: is very seldom that a corpora
lion has a corresponding provision on its
bylaws. Why? Because it is understood
thai the board Of directors is the policy
fixing and directing force.
Is amendment Of this law necessary?
Yes, if the council is unable TO select a
man from the present force who will be
acceptable 10 the commission.
If its first recommendation TO the COM
mission is turned down, it may submit
another one and so on until an agreement
is reached. But the farther it is forced
down the list, the weaker the candidate
offered will be.
This arrangement, necessary under the
law, will require close understanding be-
tween the two bodies. If a stalemate ap-
pears probable, then the act must be
changed 10 the extent Of permitting the
council 10 go beyond the department and
out OF the city TO obtain a new Chief. And
the wider the field Of selection, the better
the opportunity Of employing the most
suitable man.
Because Chief Casteen will step ou1
March |, efforts should begin as soon as
possible TO select his successor from the
department. If the outlook for success i.
doubtful, then no time should be lost il
amending the law TO permit consideration
Of others elsewhere. The matter is to,
important TO the welfare Of the city no
to receive early and thorough attention.
Casual ~strolls and casualties are to
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16

The vote by major voting groups
IS shown in the table below:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
COOL MORNING.

Then the king commanded. and they
brought Daniel, and cast him into the den
of lions. Now the king spake and said
unto Daniel, Thy God Whom thou servest
continually, He will deliver tnee.-Daniel
GIG.
From Piety, whose soul sincere
Fears God, and knows no other fear.
w. Smyth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16

Casual strolls and casualties are TOT
often too clcs related.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16

Thinking On this issue has dis
played remarkable stability since
the Institute first started testing
On it back in December, 1912.
Today's survey is the eleventh
in four years. At no time. has the
majority favoring a program of
military training dropped below
So per cent.
The trend on the issue:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
Majority OF Americans
FAVOR Military Training
b GEORGE GALLU
Director, American Institute of Public Opinion

PRINCETON, n. J, February 15.-When Secretary of
State George C. Marshall declared last week that he regards
universal military training for youth in this country as
necessary, he was rejecting an attitude long held by the
great majority of American voters.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-15

treba, da SO bile nekatere nem-
ske besede, XII so Sc dale nauci-
ii, ze zategadelj pripravne, ker
SO bile zamiSljene prav nodro
in prakticno. Nemci SO brzcas IL
gospodarskih razlogov dali eni
sami besedi dvoje ali troje po-
menov in so. - brzcas zato, da
bi Sc nalog taze naucii -- ure-
dill to rec tako, da so bill vsi
pomeni nekako povezani m e d
seboj. Tako So ma primer grad
po nemsko imenuje Schloss in
prav tako Sc tudi imenuje klju-
eavnica, s katero lahko grad "a
klenes. Ali, postavim: padec,
poguba Sc rece po nemsko Ver-
fall in prav tako sc po nemsko
imenuje tudi rok, kar je tesno
povezano propastjo. Nadalje:
versetzen pomeni kaj zastaviti,
a versetzen pomeni tudi preme-
stiti stvar il hise v zastavljal-
nico. Unterhalten sc pravi Ia
bavati sc, prav tako tudi vzdr-
zevati, kar je zelo tesno pove-
zano, kajti tisti, kdor Sc z de-
kletom zabava, mora kajpada
tudi otroka vzdrzevati.
Najbolj so mas ugonabljale IL
jeme, XII so bile cisto navadna
grobnica, v katero je legel yes
razred, &c ze ne cello pokolenje.
Seveda so tudi v drugih slovni-
cab izjeme, a so nekako vljudne
in dostojne, toda pri tistih "
nemscini kar obcutite, da so 81
jih Nemci izmislili kot emo IL
med svojih vojaskih sredstev "a
pokoncavanje sovraznikov. &c
pa ze ne to, vsaj kot bodeco Ii
co, S katero je .nemscina ogra-
jena, da vanjo ne bi mogel kar
tako lahko vdreti kdor 81 bodi.
Znojis Sc, znojis in znojis, do
kler 81 ne polomis jezika in do
kler sc ne naucis- dolocenega
pravila; yes srecen Sc vstopis
pred profesorja, kar prste 81 Ii
zes cd zadovoljstva in govoris,
cesa vsega 81 ne naucil, in prica-:
kujes, da tt bo IDA jle rekel pro-
fesor: "Dobro, prav dobro po-
jdi v klop!' Toda namesto vse-
ga tega ii professor reee: "E,
zdaj mi pa povej, ali nina to
pravilo svoje izjeme in katere
so te izjeme ?" In to mu tekne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-15

druge nuke in nevsecnosti. Pro-
fesor nam je ma primer zastav-
ljal vsak 'teden po dvajset be-
sed, katerih smo sc morali nau-
citi ma izust. In &c bi bill to
zmogli, bi bill sleherni izmed mas
postal xiv zepni slovar. Lahko
81, mislite, kaksno je bilo tisto
cetrt ure odmora pred nemsko
uro. Nastalo je peklensko dre-
tie, vrescanje in momljanje,
kajti tedaj Sc je yes razred ma
vse pretege hitel ueiti naloze-
nih dvajset besed zgolj "a
to, da bi jih po koncani uri spet
pozabili. IL tega splosnega DIRE
tia, breneanja in momljanja so
Sc Guile milozvocne nemske be-
sede: zerquetschen, entwurzein,
Ruck sic h t S | o sigkeit, Zwirn-
strumpf, Feldgrafschaft in po-
dobno.' v to, kaj te besede po-
menijo, Sc kar nismo poglablja-
Ii, ker smo bill globoko prepri-
cani, da take besede ne morejo
mic pametnega pomeniti in da
so 81 jih profesorji izmislili zgolj
zato, da bi osvezevai dijakom
naloge. Priznati pa je vendar
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-15

Herega, lena spanskega posla.
nika, vprasala:
- Ali govorite vi anglesko:
l. j je diplomat odgovoril, kaj.
pada pc Ollendorfu:
- Ne, JAZZ, ne govorim an
glesko, toda JAZZ piskam ma
| flavto. :
z nemscino nam je hodilo ne
koliko bolj navzkriz in smo jo
zmogli hvala bogu zgolj zato
ker smo imeli profesorja, X
nam je vedel in znal nenavad.
no lepo razloziti mnoge reci, ka.
tere bi nam bile sicer ostale ne.
jasne.
Zgolj "a primer maj nave.
dem, kako lepo in razumlj jivo
nam je vedel razloziti, kaj po.
meni v nemscini pomozni gla-
.gol.
- Pomozni glagol, otroci, je
tisti glagol, XII pomaga glavne-
mu glagolu. Postavim, JAZZ kop-
ljem vinograd, to sc pravi, da
sem JAZZ glagol "graben", torej:
ich grabe. Da, ampak "graben''
ne utegne sam okopati YES vino
grad, dan je kratek in MOI te-
ga ne zmore. Maj bo, kakor je,
treba je poklicati ma pomoc So
.seda "haben". Pa mu rece: Po-
magaj mi, sosed "haben", po-
magaj, da okopljeva vinograd!
"Haben" je dober sosed pa pri-
voli in skupaj poprimeta in to
je potem: ''Ich habe gegraben".
Haben je torej v tenn primeru
pomozni glagol, Sc pravi, glagol,
XII je pritekel ma pomoe grabe-
nu. Da, ampak nj bill tedaj sa-
mo kratek dan, ko je graben
okopaval vinograd; so Sc drugi
kratki dnevi v letu.
Tako mora graben ob~neki
drugi priloznosti okopati tursci-
co. Pa Sc mu delo zavlece, in ga
ne zmore. Dan je kratek in moz
ne zmore. Premislja, kaj bi, ka-
ko bi, sal ne kaze, da hi spet
poklical habena ma pomoc, ker
je ia bill ze en- pot ljubezniv in
mu je pomagal okopati Vino
grad. Tedaj Sc graben domisli
in poklice ma pomoc drugega So
seda, XII Sc imenuje "werden" in
tale werden nj napacen clovek
pa tudi on ustreze prosnji in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-15
STRAIN =

TrdO mesO
cevljarski vaj;sscec pride vi
mesnico in rece:
'Prosim pol kile mesa, pa tr-
degar'
Mesar:: "Zakaj pa trdega?'
Vajenec: "Ce je meso mehko
in dobro, pojesta mojster in ME
gova zena vse sama in JAZZ ne
dobim nicesar;;"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-15

'priskoci svojemu sosedu ma po-
moe, skupaj poprimeta in to je
poten: "Ich verde graben'.
Werden je torej v tenn primeru
pray tako pomozni glagol. Nu,
ste d6bro razumeli, otroci?
- Razumeli! - odgovorimo
v en- glas, sal smo pa tudi, res
nenavadno dobro razumeli taks-
no pojasnilo. Ko je ma primer
naslednjo uro professor vprasal
Sretena Joviea, kaj so pomozni
glagoli v nemscini, je Sreta od-
govoril, v globokem prepriea-
nju, da je razlago docela razu-
mel:
- Pomozni glagoli so sosedje.
&c kdo ne more sam okopati vi
nograd, poklice soseda ma po-
moe in ia privoli, nakar skupaj
okopljeta vinograd. Drugikrat,
kadar spet ne more sam do kra-
ia okopati turscice, poklice dru-
gega soseda ma pomoc. Potem-
TAKEN je v nemscini vsak po-
mozni glagol sosed.
- Pa dobro, Sreten, povej mi
ii - mu rece professor - koga
bos ii poklical ma pomoc, ako
ne znas naloge?
- Soseda Zivka! - odgovo-
ri Sreten.
Tegale zivka, XII sedi po-
leg tebe' v klopi?
~ Da!
- Kako tt pa lahko on po-
maga?
- Da mi prisepetava.
- Kaj pa maj ii prisepne?
- Tisto, cesar ne znam.
In potemtakem maj bi bill
zivko tvoj pomozni glagol?
- Da.
e, tedaj pa ii, pomozni
glagol, vstani in sepni, da bono
vsi Gull, povej torej, kaj je IT,
sto poglavitno, kar je Sreten
pozabil povedati?
- Pozabil je - vstane zivko
- pozabil je povedati, da je bill
dan kratek in da zato tisti clo-
vek nj utegnil sam okopati vi
nograd.
Seveda Sc nismo ucili samo
pomoznih glagolov. Bile so Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-15

kakor ce bi 2 najveejo slastjo
posrebal breskov kompot, a tt
sti, XII ii streze, tt rece: e, zdaj
pa pogoltni se tole zeleno licin-
koy'
Zaradi tistih riesreenih izjem
v nemscini je bill dijak z dobrim
redom il tega predmeta v ma
sem razredu pravcata bella vra-
ma.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-15
BrGssjslGv Nat5i6:
TUT JEZIKI

NckdkO IlSLI Cas-, Jee plld Vpe-
llama francoscina kot obvezni
predmet po nasih srednjih So
lah in je hudo primanjkovalo
uciteljev francoscine. Toda ia
okoliseina BE malo nj zmedla ne
solske uprave ne mas dijakov.
solska uprava je doloeila neke-
ga gresnika ia profesorskega
zbora in mu nalozila, maj Sc
skupaj 2 nami uci francoscine,
in to- nam je bilo zelo vsec, kaj-
ii ma ia nacin nam ia predmet
nj delal nikakrsnih tezav. Ma
sprotno, francoska ura nam je
bila ura pr6etnega oddiha in
smo Sc v njej prav lepo zabava-
Ii. Kadar Sc je professor naucil
naloge, smo Sc nekako vlekli in
potegnii. Kadar pa Sc nj naueil,
je slo lahkotno, ker Sc je tudi
sam otresal razgovora O fran
coseini in je pogovor rad zasu-
kal ma eisto druge reci, Pripove-
doval nam je ma primer, kako
je Mitridat VI, kralj v Pentu,
XII je vladal cello stoletje pred
Kristusovim rojstvom, znal diva
in dvajset jezikov, in nam je
pripovedoval, da je, on sam po-
znal nekega Crnogorea, XII Sc je
dosti potepal po svetu in je znal
pet tujih jezikov, XII jih je pa
vse govoril s crnogorskim ma
recjem.
Kadar pa je znal lekcije, je
mas ucitelj fra1coscine vselej
prieel ucne ure S posebnim ma
govorom, XII Sc je vsakikrat pri-
eel takole:
- Otroci, francoscini morate
posvecati posebno paznjo. Ona
vam je neobhodno potrebna,
ako bo - recimo - kdo izmed
vas postal zunanji minister ali
ako ina pozeljenje, da postane
hotelski vratar. Potemtakem We
dite, da brez francoscine tega
ne morete doseci.
Nato je po tolikanj modrem
nagovoru polozil precise znano
knjigo "Ollendorfova metoda "a
ucenje franeoskega jezika", XII
je tedaj bila edna ucna knjiga,
il katere smo sc mi in professor
ucili francoscine. In tedaj Sc je
med nami pricel cd besede do
besede takle razgovor po Ollen-
dorfovi metodi:
Vprasanje: Brat vase zene -
mar nina ptice, XII lepo zvrgoli?,
Odgovor: Da, brat mole zene
ina ptico, XII lepo zvrgoli!
Vprasanje: Ali nj sestra vase
tetke v sorodstvu sestro tet-
ke mojega necaka?
Odgovor: Da, sestra m 0 je
tetke je v sorodstvu S sestro
tetke vasega neeaka.
Vprasanje:, Ali ste videli no.
EEK, mojega strica?
Odgovor: Da, videl sem no.
EEK. vasega strica ma klopi ma
vrtu mole tetke, XII je veeraj
pojedla lepo .jabolko.
Vprasanje: Ali vas starejsi
brat goVori francoski?
Odgovor: Moi starejsi brat ne
govori francoski, INA pa nare-
zavati peresa.
Vprasanje: Ali vasa sestra
rada je sir?
Odgovor: Da, moja sestra ra-
da je sir. ~'''
Kakor sc ze IL teh nekoliko
primerov lahko vidi, je Ollen-
dorfova metoda nenavadno pri-
merna in dobra "a ucenje fran
coscine. In JAZZ sc spominjam
nekega nasega mladega diplo'
mata, XII Sc je po Ollendorfu ma
ucil francoscine in Sc je> oh pri'
liki diplomatskega ohiska takole
pogovarjal:
- Vasa drzava, - mar n
voljna biti v dobrih sosedskif
razmerah z naso drzavo? Vas:
drzava - ali nj voljna izjavit
nasi drzavi, da je ona, vasa DIR
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HELP DOMESTIC (cent. J

COUPLE, TOP salary. man and d,,x wife: :iv; liv;
SxywSsEKER, S.a = s-4 ;tssay. 1s.s sss a5-4o
GENERAL IHousiEKEEEfER. small family
live in; private room and bath. Call RA
sSas assEsxi atsff ESo61sTRwonxER. 1T must be good
n nnd vns sTs
entranes: entii % family of T.. g. wife vile and baby oi
live; want 1st-elass woman between 80
and 40 Yrs old dr man "a wSrkIns aroqnd
day wk. Of and every other Sunday. Box
Ga.H.w. a AM; AND COOKING, exper. woman.
essential; salary 500 per mo. wo. 7274.
G.H.w., mothers helDer, under 90. live in:
no n,o cooking no SUM-; $50. Phone RA
CIV. wh,ts' 2. days per yk.; part
INV sare rsabIe e1p Laundry
sissS sHs!s. AEI3sstss Ss
days sso e0Ge renee a. is7n Between
G.HW.-CooK. live in or stay 8 nishts:
must Be expsr; and fond Of children refs; ref
GIRL, part time. care of one child Iu.
GIRL for gh:y, Buckingham, 10 am.
anq.d anTr PHI; m 49, sSS per "k' references re-
HOUSEKEEPER and companion for elderly
woman; white only; live in preferred. LU.
HoUsEKEEPER-CooK. experienced. fond
Of children. no laundry; $125 month; Write
full particulars; MRS. =, B.; KAUFMAN, ~
LADY, Between sS and $5. TO take care Of
1-yr.-old. child and light work in small
apt: references. Call TIA. 1854
MAID. g.h.w, plain cooking, good clean
MAID end to live in: upstairs cleaning
and serving or cooking and serving; no
.b :xpslenssd Ssa' 5s TA ia. qn?4 n Bethesda
g.h.w. and cooking for couple and infant
child: references and health card required.
saIp ss1 o. CIV. sSSS plain cooking, fond Sc et
G.H.W.- oH COOK. Ke' must BE- sSV experienced, good
hs: ss HI sS sstsrsesf sesf foRs Ct S1s children
care q i child: must Be settled and Dc:
Peod saary live sn Il 81 ssos STAY some
MAID, live in. experienced. neat, EN-
cient and fond Of children: salary no
object; references required OIL. 6s2S.
MAID: NJ. T. to live in; shx 1s and cooking; SIS 8.
S00Z,
MOTHERS HELPER-Mother with 8 chill
dren needs help. settled white woman to
live in comfortable home, help with cook
ing. cleaning and children: must like
country. Phone Fairfax (Va.) 216.J. Il
PRACTICAL NURSE, white, to help with
hogsswSrk: references. ox: 9sss; .,,.
care month-old healthy baby; g.h.w.;
l adult. UN. 4745. y
WOMAN, middle age white, live in; care
for healthy 9-month-old boy; for down.
stairs room with bath. board and salary;
position available immediately. Box 2sl-
r. hoqssxo5kko; 70 Laundry; for adults: i've
WOMAN, must live in: pleasant sunny
room; experienced In g.h.w. and inteli-
gent with children; 5a-day week; $25 wk
EN-. S675. 80
or couple. with good references, to live
in country. Box 244-Y, Star. Il
A WOMAN, experienced with children.
g.h.w.. cooking, light laundry, in apt. will
Ing to spend 2 or 3 nights in during week;
fS9a as ha refs. M Esaui5sa; a6sa sae.6o ~k; DAY
MILDRED CARTER, please phone MRS.
WILSON, EN-. 5000.
GOOD HOME, reasonable salary; settled
white woman; light household duties in
apt. GIL. S715, 9 am. to pm.
Evening star., 1947-11-30
SITUATIONS poMEsTlc.

ATTENTION., DIPLOMATS-Would like tc
place excel white Spanish speaking chill
dren's nurse or maid In diplomatic family
Telephone CHI. 6438. II
BUTEEk, white, good reference; will 60
any place. Telephone CO. t9S17.
days work; reference AD. 1884.
COLORED GIRL, experienced. with refer.
enee, wishes days work. Call Hobart
co1EonED ea1s GIRL wi.h.. work Of an, kind
AID. 1498.
COLORED WOMAN, reliable, would like
part-time work f1ve MORNINGS week. NO.
1920.
COOK, part time, 6-dey week; will work
some Saturday and Sunday; good ref
erence Call after ESQ pm. EX. 673S.
white. q; city references. Box ss3-v.