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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-05-20
Republicans Adopt Seven
Point Program For 7949

Under date of May 9th, the Re-
publican members of the Maryland
General Assembly, House and Sen
ate, held a Caucus in Hagerstown
and adopted a seven-point plat
form as their program for the
regular session of the Maryland
General Assembly in 1919:
To work for the repeal of the
Declarations of Intentions Act.
To have a report ready, from a
Study Committee, on the revenues
of the State and the purposes for
which they are allocated and to
consider the recommendations of
said Committee on any re-alloca-
ton of such revenues.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-05-20
= SCHOOL and CLUB ACTIVITIES -
Among The Homemakers
Cedar Grove At Mrs. Kings

ment cards.
Cedar Grove At Mrs. Kings
Mrs. Julian King was hostess
with her daughter, Mrs. Oliver
Baker, to the Cedar Grove Home
makers Club. Mrs. Ward Fetrow
presided over the large attendance.
Mrs. C. A. Watkins read a lovely
piece of prose called a Parable
for Mother" The Club is enter
tanning the Poolesville Barpes-
vile Dickerson Club on the Bap-l
fist Church grounds on May 2gth.
After the agents demonstration
Mrs. King and Mrs. Baker served
delicious refreshments. = 4
The Clarksburg Club 49,
The Clarksburg Club was enter.
tanned by Mrs. Raymond King in
her new home. Five members. Of
the Club are thinking of attending
the R.W.S.C. on June 18th. The
Club has gained two new members.
The Germantown Club is to be
their guests ON June eth at a
luncheon.
CoIesville Has visitotA
Three members of the Glshmont
Club visited the ColesvilIe Club at
the home of Mrs. $. H. DSvault,
Paint Branch Farms. Two new
members Joined the Club.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-05-20

tients and to work actively for the
improvement of facilities.
To introduce a bill in the 1919
session for the repeal of the Jim
Crow Law in Maryland.
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Radio and
TeIevision

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ieadjns professionals from sta
tions, the FEC and the NAB.
ART OF BROADCASTING
AND TELECASTING
Monday. 500 to $40 Pm;
RADIO AND TELEVIS1ON
SPEECH
THURSDAY, 7:00 to 9:20 PM.
Roper Studio. University
RADIO AND TELEVISION
WRITING
tuesday, Inn to s:2o PM.
sopsr Studio University
RADIO o"'pas AND TELEvIsIoN
NEWS WRITING
"fsSfsoGy, p.N.' yntrersity ip Campus. ca
RADIO AND TELEVISION
SALES AND PROMOTION
Thursday, 7:0O to a2g PM.
Roper Studio o"'Vers't'
RADIO AND TELEvIsION
DRAMATIC WRITING
Mondcv, 500 to $50 PM,
Station WMAL, ~ 1ih
ST. NV. -
RADIO AND TELEVISION
ANNOUNCING
Wednesday. $50 TO $50
Pm, Roper Studio, Unirer-
Stty Campus.
RADIO AND TELEFIS1ON
ACTING
Friday. T.GG to 40 Pm,
Roper Studio, University
Campus. -
RADIO AND TELEN1SION
PRODUCTION AND
DIRECTION
Tuesday. s:6G to os1 Pm.
Roper Studio, University
Campus.
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Busic Courses

SsS'S
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT:
National
Section A: Monday. s:s5 to
I0.i5 Pm. Section B:
Tuesday, 500 to S:20 Pm.
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT:
state and Local
Thursday, S:25 to 1915 Pm.
INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATION
WednesdaH s:;s5 to 1895
THE PUBLIC AND
ADMINISTRATION
Wednesday,. 500 to S::20 Pm.
THE PROCESS OF
GOVERNMENT IN THE
UNITED STATES
Wednesday, S:25 to 1915 PM.
PRINCIPLES AND
PROCESSES OF PUBLIC
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Thursday, 500 to $40 PM.
Budeetory Administration and
Fiseul Policy
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Friday, 900 to $50 Pm.
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ADMINISTRATION
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GOVERNMENT
PROCUREMENT:
Theory and Application
Thursday, 900 to $50 PM.
PROBLEMS OF
ACCOUNTING IN THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
Tuesday, S.25 to 1915 Pm.
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First Ieor-First Holt
SPOKEN FRENCH
Tuesday ard FRIDAY. sss to
$50 Pm.
SPOKEN GERMAN
Monday and Thursday, 6:55
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SPOKEN POLISH
Tuesday and Friday, 6.55 TO
$40 Pm.
SPOKEN RUSSIAN
Monday ana Tharsdny, 6:ss
to $40 Pm.
SPOKEN SPANISH
Monday and Thursday. SIS
to $40 Pm.
Second Yeur-First Half
SPOKEN FRENCH:
ADVANCED
tuesday and Friday, SIS
TO $50 Pm.
Evening star., 1948-09-19

COLLEGE ALGEBRA
Thursday, 500 to $40 PM.
FUNDAMENTALS OF
STATISTICS
Friday. 500 to $40 Pm.
DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS
Friday. 500 to $50 Pm.
GRAPHIC PRESENTATION
OF STATISTICAL DATA
Wednesday, 500 to $40 Pm.
STATISTICAL METHODS,
First Half
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Pm. Laboratory: Tuesday,
500 to $3.50 Pm.
STATISTICAL METHODS,
Second Half
Lecture: Wednesday,- 500 to
S:I0 pm. Laboratory.
WednesdaE 500 to $50
PSYCHOLOGICAL
STATISTICS
Thursday. 500 to $40 Pm.
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HISTORY OF THE LABOR
MOVEMENT
Tuesday, 500 TO $40 Pm.
LATIN AMERICAN SOCIAL
AND POLITICAL THOUGHT
Wednesday, 500 to $40 Pm.
THE ERA OF THE
AMERICAN REVOLUTION
Saturday, $50 to 1850 AM.
AMERICAN COMMUNITIES
Monday. 500 to $40 PM.
HISTORY AND
ADMINISTRATION OF
ARCHIVES
Wednesday, 500 to $40 Pm.
AMERICAN INTELLECTUAL
HISTORY
The Development OF the Ameri-
can Mind
Monday. 6'0O to 500 PM.
LATIN AMERICAN AREA
SEMINAR
Merico and Central America
Saturday, $50 to 1850 Am.
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ACCOUNTING: FACT
CONTROL OF
MANAGEMENT
Monday, 500 to 800 pm.
THEORY OF ACCOUNTS
Tuesday, 500 to $40 pm:
INTERNAL AUDITING FOR
CONTROL
Friday, 500 to $40 pm.
USE OF ACCOUNTING
METHODS
Monday, 900 to $40 pm.
COST ACCOUNTING
Wednesday, 6:25 to l0:45
pm.
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR

Fundamental business and economic
ment and administration.
INTRODUCTION TO
BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
Monday, 500 to $40 Pm.
BUSINESS LAW:
LAW OF CONTRACTS AND
AGENCY
Wednesday, s:g5 to 10:I5P.M.
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journalism

WRITING for newspapers. mara
zines, syndicates, technical and
trade journals; other phases OF
FORMS OF JOURNALISTIC
WRITING
Tuesday. 200 to s 20 Pm.
NEWS GATHERING AND
REPORTING
Wednesday. s On 70 $40 Pm.
FEATURE ARTICLE
WRITING
Thursday. 500 TO $50 Pm.
EDITORIAL
INTERPRETATION
Mnrdnr s m to 6 1n e III
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AMERICAN DEMOCRACY
IN ITS WORLD SETTING

AAN w
Section A; Wednesday, son
to $50 PM. Section B..
Tuesday, S.e5 to 1915 Pm.
Section c. Saturday, $50
10 1850 AM.
HISTORY OF MODERN
EUROPE, 1492-1815
Saturday. $50 to 1850 AM.
HISTORY OF THE
UNITED STATES
BEGINNINGS OF American Nation
dltu
Wednesday, 500 to $40 Pm.
MATERIALS FOR
RESEARCH IN MODERN
HISTORY
Thursday. 6:00 to $40 PM.
THE RENAISSANCE, THE
REFORMATION, AND THE
ENLIGHTENMENT
Friday. 500 to $50 Pm.
ECONOMIC HISTORY OF
MODERN EUROPE
Wednesday, 500 to S:e0 Pm.
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PUBLIC RELATIONS:

PUBLIC RELATIONS:
Theory and Practice
Friday, 500 to $50 Pm.
PUBLICITY WRITING
Tuesday. s:25 to 1915 Pm.
PUBLIC RELATIONS IN
GOVERNMENT
Monday, s;25 TO 10:i5 PM.
PUBLIC RELATIONS
PROBLEMS
Tuesday, S:00 to $50 Pm.
ESSENTIALS OF
ADVERTISING
Wednesday. 6:00 to S:e0 Pm.
RETAIL ADVERTISING
FRIDAY, 500 to $50 PM.
RADIO AND TELEVISION
SALES AND PROMOTION
Tbursdov, 700. to 9:2G PM,
Roper Studio, University
Tuunue
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Eeonomie Theory
PRINCIPLES OF
ECONOMICS:
Tools OF Economic Analysis
Tuesday, 500 to $40 PM.
INTERMEDIATE
ECONOMIC THEORY
Wednesday, 500 to $50 PM.
HISTORY OF ECONOMIC
THOUGHT:
Early Period
tuesday, 500 to $40 Pm.
EQUILIBRIUM ANALYSIS:
Theory Of Prices and Production
Friday, 500 to $40 PM.
THEORY OF AGGREGATE
INCOME
Monday, s:a5 to 1918 PM.
THEORY OF
MONOPOLISTIC
COMPETITION
Wednesday. s:25 to 1915 PM.
TYPES OF ECONOMIC
THEORY
Thursday, 500 to $50 Pm.
ECONOMIC THEORY
SEMINAR
Monday. 500 to $50 Pm.
Applied Economics
PRINCIPLES OF
ECONOMICS:
Application Of Economic AnalvSis
Thursday. S:25 TO 1915 PM.
ECONOMIC HISTORY OF
MODERN EUROPE
Wednesday, 500 to $50 PM.
THE NATIONAL INCOME
AND ITS DISTRIBUTION
Mondau. 500 TO S:20 PM,
ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF
ATOMIC ENERGY
UTILIZATION
Thursday, 500 to S.21 Pm.
Industry and Trade
Policies
ECONOMICS OF AMERICAN
INDUSTRY
Saturday, $3.50 TO 1880 AM.
INTERNATIONAL
ECONOMICS
Tuesday, S:25 TO 1915 PM.
INDUSTRIAL GEOGRAPHY
Monday, 500 to SEQ PM.
ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY:
World Resources end Industries
Saturday. $50 to 1850 Am.
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Bosic Courses
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT:
NATIONAL
Section A: Monday, S:as to
I0:I5 Pm. Section B:
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT:
STATE AND LOCAL
Thursday. s;s5 to 10:45 PM.
Political Theory
POLITICAL THEORY UNTIL
MACHIAVELLI
Thursday, S:25 to 10:45 Pm.
LATIN AMERICAN SOCIAL
AND POLITICAL THOUGHT
Wednesday, 500 to $50 Pm.
CONTEMPORARY
THEOLOGICAL ISSUES
Monday 900 to $50 PM.
Political Processes
and Public Law
POLITICAL PARTIES AND
ELECTORAL PROBLEMS
Friday. 500 to SEQ Pm.
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kJfQGnIxQItUU WV f''"~
ADMINISTRATIVE
ORGANIZATION
Tuesday. s:s5 to 1o;4s PM.
ORGANIZATION AND
PROCEDURE FOR THE
HANDLING OF
GOVERNMENT RECORDS
Fridau. 500 to $40 PM.
GOVERNMENT REPORT
WRITING ,,,,
Wfssf'do'' : + ':ss to TO-"
PUBLIC RELATIONS IN
GOVERNMENT
Monday, 500 to $40 Pm.
PSYCHOLOGY OF
MANAGEMENT
Monday 500 to $40 PM.
ORGANIZATION AND
MANAGEMENT
Tuesday. 500 to $50 Pm.
WORK SIMPLIFICATION
AND WORK
MEASUREMENT
Friday, 500 to $40 Pm.
HISTORY AND
ADMINISTRATION
OF ARCHIVES
Wednesday, 500 to $40 Pm.
APPLIED
ADMINISTRATIVE
MANAGEMENT
Section A: Tuesday. 500 70
S:20 PM Section 3
THURSDAY, 500 to $50 Pm.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
Case Study. Research nx
Wednesday, 600 to s:go P'm'
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international Politics und Area
Studies
INTRODUCTION TO
WORLD POLITICS
Saturday, $50 to 1850 AM.
AMERICAN FOREIGN
POLICY
Monday. s:s5 to f0;i5 Pm.
GERMANY UNDER THE
OCCUPATION
Thursday. s25 to 10:Is Pm.
GOVERNMENT AND
POLITICS OF WESTERN
EUROPE
Thursday. 600 to SEQ Pm.
GOVERNMENT AND
POLITICS OF SOVIET
RUSSIA
Wednesdoy. G:s5 to I0:I5 Pm.
LATIN AMERICAN AREA
SEMINAR: MEXICO AND
CENTRAL AMERICA
Saturday, e:S0 to 1850 AM.
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Public Relotions
And Advertising

Courses which integrate the
application Of various eomnuni-
cation and media arts to prob
lems Of administration and
promotion.
Evening star., 1948-09-19

INTERNATIONAL
ECONOMIC RELATIONS:
Problems Confronting the United
States
Thursday. s:25 to 1913 PM.
Labor Policies
HISTORY OF THE LABOR
MOVEMENT
Tuesday. 500 to $50 Pm.
LABOR AND THE PUBLIC
INTEREST
Wednesday, 500 to $50 Pm.
LABOR STATISTICS:
LABOR FORCE
Monday, 500 to 500 Pm.
PROBLEMS OF UNION
ADMINISTRATION
Monday. S:25 to 1915 Pm.
LABOR AND THE LAW:
The individual Worker
Thursday. 500 to s:20 Pm.
WAGE THEORY AND WAGE
STRUCTURE
Thursday. S:s5 to 1915 Pm.
Public Finonee
PUBLIC FINANCE
Friday, 6:08 to $40 PM.
FEDERAL TAXES ON
INCOME, ESTATES AND
GIFTS
Thursday 500 to $40 Pm.
Money and Credit
FINANCIAL ORGANIZATION
OF SOCIETY
Wedn esdap, s .25 to 1915 Pm.
MONEY AND BANKING
Tuesday, 500 to $40 Pm.
INVESTMENT ANALYSIS
Monday, s::25 to 1915 PM.
CORPORATION FINANCE
Wednesday. 500 to $40 Pm.
SEMINAR IN
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
Hours to be drran1ed
SEMINAR IN BANKING
PROBLEMS
Hours to be arranged
Transportation and
Public Utilities
Air Transportation
Monday. 500 to $50 Pm.
BASIC PROBLEMS IN
TRANSPORTATION AND
COMMUNICATIONS
Friday. 6 :08 to S:2g PM.
OCEAN TRANSFORMATION
Thursday, S:25 to I0:45 Pm.
SEMINAR IN
TRANSPORTATION
Hours to be ARRANGED
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the language.
SPOKEN GERMAN:
ADVANCED
Monday and Thursday. e:s5
TO $50 Pm.
SPOKEN SPANISH:
ADVANCED
Monday and Thursday. s25
to $50 Pm.
SPOKEN RUSSIAN:
ADVANCED
Monday and Thursday. e.s5
to $50 Pm.
Third Yen
SOCIAL SCIENCE FRENCH
Wsdnesday 1888 to $40
AM.
SOCIAL SCIENCE GERMAN
Friday, 7;;Ss to $40 Am.
SOCIAL SCIENCE SPANISH
Saturday, $3.50 to 1859 AN.
LANGUAGE CONFERENCES:
French, German. PortapHese,
Russian, Spdntsh) Frtdop,
500 to 700 Pm.
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Visuo
Communication

COMMUNICATION
THROUGH READING
Thursday. S:25 10 1913 PM.
VISUAL AIDS IN
COMMUNICATION
Thursday. 500 TO 6:2b Pm.
THE GRAPHIC ARTS IN
COMMUNICATIONS
WednesdnV, 500 to $50 Pm.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
COM MMUNICATI0h

Academic and professional programs
to develop skills In the use OF modern
communicative arts.
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Speech

VOICE AND DICTION
Saturday. $50 to 1857 AM.
PUBLIC SPEAKING
tuesday. 500 to $50 Pm.
TECHNIQUES OF GROUP
DISCUSSION AND
LEADERSHIP
mnsneaHnA S2h To IN Il z N
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10wledEe for eafeefs IN mAnAse-
PRINCIPLES OF
MARKETING:
INSTITUTIONS
Tuesday, SIPS to f0:45 Pm.
TECHNIQUES OF
MARKET ANALYSIS
Thuysdap, s25 to 1913 Pm.
MARKETING POLICIES
Tharsddy, 6:s5 to 1915 Pm.
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HISTORY

Historical Backgrounds for the world
of today.
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international Organization and
Administration
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ORGANIZATION
Monday, S:25 to 1913 Pm.
THE UNITED NATIONS:
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
FRIDAY, 500 to $40 Pm.
THE INTER-AMERICAN
SYSTEM
Tuesday. s:s5 to 1913 Pm.
INTERNATIONAL Law
AND LEGISLATION
Thursday, 500 to $50 Pm.
INTERNATIONAL
ECONOMICS
Tuesday. s:25 to 1o;i5 Pm.
INTERNATIONAL
ECONOMICS RELATIONS
Problems Confronting the
United States
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
SEMINAR IN
rharsdap, s:ss TO 1915 Pm.
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FEDERAL TAXES ON
INCOME, ESTATES AND
GIFTS
Thursday, s 100 to S:20 pm.
C. p, A. PROBLEMS
Monday, 800 to $40 pm.
SYSTEM DESIGN AND
INSTALLATION
Monday, 8:25 to 1915 pm.
APPLICATIONS OF
ACCOUNTING
Tuesday, 500 to $40 pm.
PROBLEMS OF
ACCOUNTING IN THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
Tuesday. S;:25 to 1916 pm.
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ECONOMICS

Emphasis on modern techniaues sf
and international economic policies.
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POLITICAL
SCIENCE

THE PROCESS OF
GOVERNMENT IN THE
UNITED STATES
Wednesday. s;s5 to 10:I5 Pm.
THE LEGISLATIVE
PROCESS
Monday. s:a5 to 1c:Is PM.
AMERICAN
CONSTITUTIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
Tuesday, 500 to $50 PM.
Comparative
Government
GOVERNMENT AND
POLITICS OF WESTERN
EUROPE
thursday. 500 to $50 Pm
GOVERNMENT AND
POLITICS OF SOVIET
RUSSIA
wednesday. s:ss to 1913 Pm.
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STATISTICS and
MATHEMATICS

STATISTICAL PRICE
ANALYSIS
Friday. 500 to $40 Pm.
sAMPLING IN SOCIAL AND
ECONOMIC SURVEYS
Monday. 500 to $40 P.K.
MACHINE METHODS IN
LARGE SCALE SURVEYS
Tuesday, s:2s to 1o:4s Pm.
LABOR STATISTICS:
Labor Force
Monday. 500 to $50 Pm.
ADVANCED CALCULUS
Saturday. $50 to 1850 An.
CORRELATION ANALYSIS
Tuesday, 500 to $50 Pm.
PROBABILITY
Wednesday, 500 to $40 Pm.
THEORIES OF ESTIMATION
AND TESTING HYPOTHESIS
Tuesdav. s:25 to io:Is Pm.
Evening star., 1948-09-19

Sociological Theory
INTRODUCTION TO
SOCIOLOGY
Wednesday, 500 to $50 P.M.
GENERAL ANTHROPOLOGY
,Tnesday, s:s5 to 1o:IS Pm.
METHODS AND
ADMINISTRATION OF
SOCIAL RESEARCH
Thursday, 500 to $50 Pm.
HISTORY OF ECONOMIC
THOUGHT: EARLY PERIOD
Tuesday. 900 to $40 Pm.
COLLECTIVE BEHAVIOR
Wednesday, 500 to s:ao Pm.
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
Tuesday, s::2s to 1915 Pm.
HISTORY OF SCIENTIFIC
SOCIOLOGY
Wednesday. s:s5 to 1915
PM.
Population Studies
ANALYSIS OF POPULATION
TRENDS
Tuesday, 500 to $50 Pm.
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English
FUNDAMENTALS OF
rNcrISu T1SAEF First Half

FUNDAMENTALS OF
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1915 Pm; IL s Sest12n on q = =
Seetton eeaor' G . Monday. 500 10
SEQ PM. Section 2;
PM. Section e; Saturday,
$50 TO 1850 AN.
FUNDAMENTALS OF
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Section A: Wednesday,, s.25
to fn:I5 PM. Section B
Saturday $50 to 1850
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STUDENTS, First Half
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to 900 PM.
ENGLISH FOR FOREIGN
STUDENTS. Second Half
Monday and ThursddV, 500
10 FPS PM.
GOVERNMENT REPORT
WRITING
Wednesday. SIS to fe.I5 Pm.
Literature
ADVANCED COMPOSITION
AND LITERATURE
Tuesday. 500 TO $50 Pm.
pIrMAN VALUES IN WORLD
LITERATURE
Thursday. $40 10 S20 Pm.
GREAT ENGLISH WRITER'S
Wednesday,. S:25 TO 1915 Pm.
NINETEENTH CENTURY
AMERICAN LITERATURE
Thursday. 500 to s:2G PM.
THE AMERICAN NOVEL
- . ~
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ACCOUNTING

Broad educational prosram designed
to meet CPA examinations or equip
students for business and government.
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GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
Section A: Thursday, 500 to
$40 PM Section B Fri
day, S:25 to 1915 pm.
INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC
PERSONNEL
ADMINISTRATION,
First Half
Tuesday 500 to $50 Pm.
INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC
PERSONNEL
ADMINISTRATION,
Second Half
Thursday, s:e5 to l9:I5 Pm.
PERSONNEL PSYCHOLOGY
Wednesday, 500 to $40 Pm.
THE ROLE OF SUPER
VISION IN ADMINISTRA-
TION
Monday, 600 to $40 Pm.
PSYCHOLOGICAL
STATISTICS
Thursddg, 500 TO S:ss PM.
ADVANCED GENERAL
PSYCHOLOGY
"Wednesday, s.s5 to fe;I5
Pm.
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
Tuesdry. s:s5 to Io;l5 Pm.
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Comparative
Government
PUBLIC
Administration

C,urses In the theoretical foundations
and practical operations d s'''
mont.
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SPOKEN
LANGUAGES

Basic vocabulariesi functional gram
mar; emphasis on converse tional use
of the language.
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PSYCHOLOGY OF
MANAGEMENT
Monday. 500 to $40 Pm.
PROBLEMS OF PUBLIC
PERSONNEL
ADMINISTRATION
Tuesday, s:s5 to 1915 Pm.
SELECTION AND
PLACEMENT
Thursday, 500 to $40 Pm.
PSYCHOLOGY OF
PERSONALITY
Friday, 500 to $40 Pm.
INTRODUCTION TO
POSITION CLASSIFICATION
g, Monday, s::s5 to 1915 Pm.
FORMULATING
PERSONNEL POLICIES AND
PROCEDURES
Friday, 500 to $50 Pm.
TESTS AND
MEASUREMENTS
Saturday, $3.50 to 1850 AM.
PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT
Monday, 500 to $50 Pm.
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international
RELATIONS and
ORGANIZATION

Academic study and practical train
ing in international relations, economic
and political; international orrsnizs-
tion and administrations; international
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PHYSICAL SCIENCE: THE
EARTH IN SPACE AND
TIME
Saturday, $50 to 1850 an.
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
Section A. Thuysdap. 500 to
$50 pm.
Section g. Friday. s:sS to
1915 pm.
SYSTEMATIC INQUIRY
Friday, 500 to $50 Pm.
JESUS SELF-REvELATION
THROUGH HIS LIFE AND
TEACHING
Tuesdoy. 100 to s-2g Pm.
Coneordtn ErnrDsltcol arg
Reformed Church f20fh
Street entrdrceJ.
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AMERICAN DEMOCRACY N
ITS WORLD SETTING
Section A: Wedresdap, 500
to S:26 pm.
Section B. tuesday, s;25 to
1915 pm.
Section C.: SATURDAY, $50 to
1850 am.
MAN LIVING G: THE
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Friday. SOC 10 $50 pm.
HUMAN BIOLOGY
THURSDAY, SIS to fg:i5 pm.
SURVEY OF FINE ARTS
Tuesday, 800 to $50 pm.
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Write Or phone for information following Degree
Programs and Sciences Massachusetts, and
Nebraska Avenues NV. Phone WOodiey ssee.
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FtneA Arts . .
. H.sory Mathe
. Eararc Education . Philosophy D Psychotoey
. Religion . Theater stnhstes
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RESEARCH SEMINAR IN
POPULATION
wsdxssday. see 10 $40 P.M.
PEOPLES AND CULTURES
OF SPANISH SOUTH
AMERICA
Friday. 500 to s:ee P.k.
Public Welfors
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL
SECURITY
Wednesday, SOC 10 $50 Pm.
AMERICAN COMMUNITIES
Monday. soc 10 s:se Pm.
Housing
FUNDAMENTALS OF
HOUSING
rhursdsy s:so TO $50 Pm.
PHYSICAL OPERATIONS OF
HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS
wsdnssday, 500 10 $50 Pm.
REAL ESTATE PRACTICE
Friday, 500 10 $50 Pm.
REAL ESTATE Law
kondar. 500 to SEQ Pm.
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rrrNDAMENTALS OF

Section A: Wednesday, s.25
to 1915 Pm. Section B
Saturday. $50 to I:5o
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highest bidder, for cash, ct the
door of the County Courthouse
in Halifax, N. c., at noon, Nom
day, the goth day of September,
1913, the following described pro-
perry located in Roanoke Rap
ids Township, Halifax County.
North Carolina:
FIRST TRACT: Beginning at
a point on the western side OF
the County road leading from W.
H. Shells home to South Rose
mary where c. M. Pearson's and
w. H. Shells line cosses said
road line and running along the
said road line toward South REESE
mary 262 IL feet, S. SO W. 40
feet southernly in a line parallel
to the above named road 262 IL
feet, N. SO E. AZ feet, contain
ing two and one half acres, more
or less, and being the same land
which was conveyed to the Board
of Education Of Halifax County
by c. M. Pearson, ct ux., by
deed which is of record in Book
299, at page "a, to which refer
ence is hereby made for more
particular description.
SECOND TRACT: Beginning
at a corner of the original rs
acre school lot the said point be-
ing 262 IL feet from an iron
stake in the line of W. H. Shell
and being on the road from S.
P. Johnson's to South Rosemary
and runs with the original school
lot S. "a deg. 80 min. W., 40 feet
| to the land OF c. M. Pearson.
thence along his line N. II deg.
As min. E., 400 feet to IN iron
stake on the before mentioned
county road; thence along the
County road S. II deg. 45 min.
W., 1o4 feet to an iron stake,
the beginning, containing Is
acres.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH.
This the 3rd day of September,
1913.
c. L. Kelly, Chairman. The
Board of Education Of Hall
fax County.
w. Henry Overman, Secretary
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as Admins
traitor of the estate Of Charles
c. Pierce, deceased, late of Hair
fax County, North Carolina, this
is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate Of said
deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Roanoke Rapids.
North Carolina, on or before the
18th day of August, l949. or this
notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. ALI persons
indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This the 10th day OF August,
1913.
W. T. PIERCE, ADMINS
TRAITOR OF THE ESTATE
OF CHARLES c. PIERCE,
DECEASED
Allsbrook g. Benton, Attorneys
Tu-9-21 .ch.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-14
Hollywood Film Shop
BY PATHICIA CLARY
United Press Staff Correspond

HOLLYWOOD u. Pr - A
toothless, weather. beaten soldier
of fortune has wiggled his
way into four crowd scenes Of
one picture.
II you look fas- in the nigh:
club scene of MY Dear Sec
rotary" you'll see him dance by
the camera brietly-clean-shav-
en-, Respondent in hired tuxedo,
a pretty girl in his arms.
He appears, too, in Las We
gas gambling house sequence az
a heavily bearded mining PROS
rector. This time you may
glimpse him at the roulette
taole, just before the camera
pans to Kirk Douglas, one OF
the stars.
Then, partially hidden behind
a huge pair of binoculars, he
rubs elbows with keenan, Wynn
IN 4 race track scene. Befo. {
lie comes out from behind the
| 6 asses, Wynn moves into a
closeup, tearing up a fistful OF
worthless mutuel tickets.
Peddlss Perfume
As Observation-Disclosures as
uny of the guests, the same man
mingles with Helen Walker ard
Florence Bates in a garden par
ty scene. He gets a little more
tootase, and he struts proudly
in white tie anu tails, neatly.
waxed tland,rbar mustache and
earefully-brushed toupee.
The s6-year old multiple extra
is William Kahn, whose parts
are incidental to peddling per-
fume, silk scarves, jewelry and
imported Swiss handkerchiefs to
the stars.
He turns up daily with mis-
pockets pulging. Usually, he goes
home with them empty.
Kahn got his first job as ar
extra dozen years ago
II waited outside until a lot
of extras went off for lunch.
he said. y smeared my face witt
rakepp and, an hour late
wicked back in with them"
Today he comes and goe
| through most studio gates as h
LEASES, whether he's working II
I picture or not.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-14
MEETATHE NEW OIL RANGES
They gipe ,oonderfuI
baking, tender roasting,
10Th easy heat control
BY Elizabeth Sweeney
(trom McCalPs Mogasine)

Do get acquainted with the
new and efficient oil ranges, for
it's ten to one you'll be cooking
on one some day, If not in your
own kitchen, then in summer
cottage. The general types are:
long or short chimney, wick or
kinder burner. The operation is
similar on all, but they differ in
the speed with which full flame
is developed and with which the
wick or kinder will light all
around. Read the instruction
book and learn your own range.
For hurry-up cooking you can
preheat on a full 1" yellow tip
flame. For baking, preheat on a
"" yellow tip flame, then reduce
1t to a low blue flame. This way
you hold steady low heat for
a long time with 40 further
adjustment.
To light burner: Tilt chimney
back, turn wick UP slightly.
Quickly apply lighted match to
wick in 2 or 8 places. Replace
chimney. When fame appears all
around, reduce heat az needed.
To keep wick clean for a bright
clear fame; use metal wick
cleaner on some ranges, or a
clean cloth. Wipe from center
out; then smooth with patting
motion.