Show - - - ' - f i ' - ' 21 - - - - t -- I frig Investigated ' !' - I ii( t '— I ! - - t 1 I i - - - f t -- ' schools" ' - bit soviet education do- And what children?' Mr Sollins -- Int to Rout ' reports tha it is leading them to er differently about la- think alto ben religio morals sex end making asiartJchoot childreikle rnoney-R saYs pre ught to revere common la- bor and oek down on allOnti business or profit 7" ' It is unit law that no - be wed for religious teaching in Russian sc hoolsReligion so far as the schools are concerned thus is under suspicion and the children neturally ' ' - ! i the-spe- ns 1 -- °the ' " — and are is one of that it 1 Ld - t"I -- - - ti dk r la 1111101US 00 116 It POT I tg qts lk 4511000 47014 totalq d 00 12:(1 REFU It 'Ilk 1 ir 1 ' 0 ' 1 L I SO - J ' persistent price advances! NOW IS THE OPPORTUNE TIME TO ' d o 1 - 2 i -- ii3 (111 :L-- t 1 -- 6 - 1:1111 ow - ' ---- -- - - That 'Are Sure to Attroct:Attention Q Tremendous Beginning Monday Unloading of ' - LIVING ROOM SUITES appeal covered' in and 16' ' - 11 - i - a - -- ech g 1' ' 'wok IT I - D - - 1 TWA -- i g 's w 1 ' - t - i Plows 4 laqt! - ' — - Eviry line in this ad will be cheering news! ' This unexpected sale --- at away downi be welcomed in' the face pf prices–-wi- ll - 1 4-(- IP" ' 2 t I ye - - - -- 4 VereSart --- - i ietz- -- ' - aide47:2 ie V square Sollins gate-hind- acouire "As ' 1 1916 -- s '' -- - — ' le -- 4A - Ts PI If( )1 I v:-kit- 11 J'f j"' 1 ' - e - - ')1: IN n education in Russia The soviet aubelieve the best field for missionary work for their ideas is in the public antbigher- - schools of the United States and that it would be to their advantage to have active friends in the teaching profession here -- L V SWIM' director of the Anglo Awierican institute of the first Mostow university ' who will have gen- eral charge of the American teachers and students says granki":the t this la a form of propaganda leeeGeod Thing Is for Americans "It I good thing and Russians to become culturally another I be one with acquainted hind I think lirre" said intelligent Anterican teacher will like what is int done in the Russian i t and with the speech By SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT ready I went to Washington for (Copyright 1934iLby The North the president's approval American Newspaper Al"He made a few minor changesliance Ined) and sent it back with SYRACUSE N Y April 21—it notation: 'Of all the speeches scene 1911 The was January I've seen ao far this is tle only one I'd like to give myself' Delmonieo's in New York the ac"The rest is history" Mr Hartors Charles IP Murphy Taris continued "Why his speech many Hall leader and Edwin S was so powerful that the presi- dent sent Colonel House to see !!arris then unofficial the New York leaedebl him to ask him to be the chaiN state ect the cratie party man of the national convention on in Syracuse convention In St Louis 1 March gave substand "Illetirent andd dress 'We've got to declare for Wilthat had beaerNiseedsianmilyraa on thebuis son and we can't do it e ito--- cuSe said of tariff or local questions" plause was so deafening and the Ed he's kept Mr Murphy "but delegates so enthusiastic that us out of war" cries of 'more more' were to be that the And so was born slogan heard throughout the convention was destined to tip the scales in hall In responseto these for- nominee favor of the Democratic met Governor Glynn went on to In what was one of thebardest speak extemporaneously and It fought political campaigns in the was then that be several times history of the country wed the phrase kept us out of war'" Author Unknown Mr Harris explained that alAuthorship of the phrase that though 6000000 copies of is credited with having won a were sent to all parts of presidential election has long the country none contained this been a mystery A recent canvass of ouch eminent leaders of the ' specific phrase stud it been part of the leill Democratic campaign a' Jopreviously printed seph 1rumulty Newton Baker Jo' Unified Democratic sephus Daniels and Attorney GenMore than a - eral Homer S Cummings brought many recollections of the slogan's-phrase did much to unify wide usei'but none could remainDemocrats who had' ber"who atarted it Mr Baker lit wide on fit the siesP °the —who looktheplatfoz:m from Adoption ' of 'White 'House to the converitfon also plank suffrage said he did not know whether part in the election of President Wilson or the resoluIt forced the Re Pend Louis strengthenePd tions committee iinton Sthe a like position Atiroll the phrase plat the influence of the mothers and form wives of the country to whom At the Delmonlco conference the slogan mad! a tremendous Mr Harris called for some paper ' emotional (Copyright 1934 by the North American Newspaper Alliance Inc) bIZIV Toxic April 31—Two hundred American school and college teachers and students will go to Rus- eta this suminerto study the schools - end learn what they ere doineto the 2 Minds of mlussir childlre-1TheY will 15 arrive in Russia about 1 - Every effort Will be made to gjve the vlaitors I pleuant impression of I! 'lie Kept Us Out of War' ilwase at New York Meeting ed compl-et- - ' ! — VILLAGE lea YEARS OLD MECHANICSBURG Ohio? (UP)-- 0 anCo11 the deer's Thh Ohio village has just celebrated head mounted and It bas been ac- its centennial observance An entire corded a pennaneat place in the Sul week wu devoted to a community celebration of the town's pmgress and Ross 'museum freedom from finaniial difficulty BLIND PRONE OPERATOR LECIATIO1 ON FITTING orrg STAMPORD Conn (1TP)::— Miss BUDAPEST VI—Hungarians Sind Jennie Kondraskhy 20 although blitid a fitness in the new addrea of the switchboard at American here—Liberty legation at sectarial school She taku short site formerly was occuhand in Braille at the rate of 100 pied by barracks in which the first other leaders were quar4geci swerved biz vehicle And killed the revolution D ' Soviet 3lethoda and Aims of Education Will Be I ! - SYDNEY issin - BY Staff Correspondent ' : rArtTA HAPPY Pet Deer Meets Death Australia (—Sir Hubert Murray lieutenant governor of Running Race With Auto ' Papua told the Constitutional associa" no tion councilhere that there are (tip)-T- wo bun ALPINE Texas rBecilDfSaSmTilTeaDhere have gone back to men police or judges in Papuan 101- - a pet deer beloved by residents of d electric washoil lamps and their affairs 'go along Alpine and etudents of Sul Rosa colers touters puote electrical con- - lages"'"InlY ' his a lege will no because protest they veniences lonaggerdemonstratio utilitt company's service charge to turn lamp iflestnesa by will be irons obliged Seeking to have the state utilities users bnleu service are automobiles charges the service 601d Buck " was running beside a minimuni families electric still Several which and seta dropped charge Leader of Tammany 1114PTS 'TO Coined Wilson Peace S TUDY:- RUSSIA Slogan in Campaign 7 ' SUNDAY MORNING 'APRII 12 10341 Families Use Oil Lamps As Electric Roc Protest - Ir S:1'PRiPts- ' numula THE SALT LAKE - - -- - - - a - ' Mr parentage was born in New York and soon will receive from New York university a master's degree in sociology His father was for years an L W W organizer ' The following Americans are on the tuitional advisory council of the in-- I stitute which he represents: W W Charters director bureau of educational research ' Ohio Sta varsity: Ilarry ' Woodburn ' Ctehase1 of university former Governor Martin H Glynn who had opposed him while In office it was decided that not i former wi shouldLma - nor the keynote speech based on those few para- graphs at the Syracuse tonvention' the first to beheld in prsep- coming campaign- ' Approved by Wilson After that" said Mr Burls in an Interview at big tome here '''' and of edU- worked the speech in cation Columbia university: John went to see Glynn in Albany ' Dewey Columbia university Stephen where I inked him to be chairDuggan director Institute of Inter- - man of the convention I stayed national Education Rallis T ramp with him for ten days and then gin professor of English Vassar col- lege Think P Graham president John A:Kingsbury secretary University of North Carolina: Robert M Hutchins president University of bank memorial fund Susan M KingsChicago Charles )L Judd dean school bUry professor of octal economy col-o- f education University of Chicago and social research s Bryn Mawr lege ' Paul Klepper dean school of ' Others se Coulon education College of the CilY of Now I L Kindel pmfessor of educe- - York Charles R Mann director Von teachers' college Columbia wit- - American council of education Edversity Robert I Kelly secretary ward R Murrow essiatant director Association of American Colleges Institute of International Education I 1 i Ii 1 1 - " i i I I I true 1 I 1 1 lr- - --li- on- t I kW Barns ' ' I t s — - I -- -- -- I ' tive part within the organize- 1- 44c: t s ' MA141110111(EllS i z HAVE I I 0101-BANu i N ' ' : :' : : : ' : ::: ' ' ''' Postoffiee ' ' - - - --- - - - -- ' -- 110110E ' '' - ' ' ' - ' : CI 1 - l - 1 ' - ' I i 1 ' 0 ' ' ' - - - ' ' Z ' i t - ' ' t 1 ' - ' rloRGJEE 4 i ' OpeeatOr ) eNt'' jak 6' pt 1050 ZAST ' 4117 11eti lic ' 1 i 10 A rousing Sale in Draperies! 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' I 2: i ' ''s ' ' ' Come in and see the Dew Norge i a See lot yourself how the unique powerful Norge Rallatoe collmaking mechanism supplies reftigsastiou so abtwelmodi and az See bow it makes home refrigendon a g oconnetty actually sstaing more than the its et cost opeadont sa swings IT $11 a mos& Qmick fretting of cubes Isla constant semperseire of test the right degree In the food dumber sai a are a hydrovoir that keeps vegetables garden-fres- h IC:1r of the In lead- many stiperloi ing mockls of the mew Norge 3 :a Don't boy auvrefrigerator until you see the Norge '' ' WIND :'s'' fir postmen and mail clerks here want a divoroe or new automobile they' can borrow money from their hold etinimY ' ' - 'nousTbN toga tr41h::::so - '' ' -- ' wEl prove Itt:lf ' Credit Union Saves Employes From "I - ' being 'AMERICA'S FINEST" THE offer! extraordinary s - -- '' : : - ' - ' - CARD - i ti s4450 ' - eink-namea- ' ' tion Neilson president Howard W Odum pro- fewer of mociolndy and director school of public welfare University of North Carolina William P Russell teachers' col- I IL W Tyler seerslegs Columbia tary American Association of College Professors Ernest H Wilkins president Oberlin college: John W With- school of education New Woody professor AA history orwducation University of Pennsylvania Harvey W Zorbaugh director clinic for the aocial adjustment of 'gifted children New:York university -- r nn Another 1114noh poushe4gowned in ivory enamel A good baker oind &Wonderful Range at Corpora- - :Zstrl:rfIlltt: party it a Ranks - with an Here oven Allan I 7-- - If youneed a Dining Room Suite pick it up at a Bargain! i ItANGEBARGAINS - ' retired $10950 $8950 - It adopted a wet platform and since that time has not taken ac- s :i st - ' former tion4 tax littorneYt is Always a Demo- - J - ' ' ' rork duly harsh whereas citizens of allied extraction had deplored the president's apparent leniency toward what they characterized as "Hun outragesTM Unified under the bannerof 'le kept us out of war" thousands saw It as their sacred duty to vote for his reelec- - St goo 04101 -- 45 $LOG 11100 11100 11100! !o - 11121S $250 s ' 1 i ilOWNMIMkwmM - |