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B u t all g ird e d w ell fo r th e fray .
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Ah yes, w e h av e so m e m o sq u ito e s;
E. U. C older, F ie ld H e p re s e n ta tlv s
N o on e c a n c o n tra d ic t th a t . . .
R E M IN D IN G US o f th e co lo red
w om nn-by-t h e-day wihom a s o u th e rn
i frie n d o f o u rs h ire d to se rv e a "c o m ­
p an y d iig ie r".
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high d e s p ite th e n ew d e p re ssio n .
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p o sitio n o f h ig h e r r a te s u n d e r th e S o cia l S e c u rity A ct.
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g o v e rn m e n t Is still o p e ra tin g o n th e re d sid e of th e le d g e r w ith th e c a lle rs fin d it p le a s a n t to s it a n d
N u tio n a l D ebt g ro w in g d aily a n d th e T re a s u ry still b o rro w in g m oney ( c h a t w ith h e r w h ile th e y cool o ff.
b o rro w in g to m eet th e ex p e n se s o f a n e x p a n d e d b u re a u c ra c y a n d
to fin a n c e a n o th e r p u m p -p rU n ln g sp re e .
, S P E A K IN G O F iR O N IN G — “H ow
W h en w ill th e g o v e rn m e n t s to p b o rro w in g ? th o se w ho a rc do you iro n a s h i r t , is th e m o s t:
p a y in g th e p ip e r a sk .
T h e p ro sp e c ts a r e n o t e n c o u ra g in g , f o r if th is p o p u la r q u e stio n o n a n u n p o p u la r
H e re 's a n e a sy \
c o u n try c a n n o t sto p o p e ra tin g on
IO U ’s w ith its re v e n u e s n e a r a n ite m fo r th e lro n e r.
a n d s a tis f a c to r y p ro c e d u re :
F ir s t, i
all-tim e p ea k , how c a n It e v e r ex p e c t to s to p b o rro w in g a t a ll?
iro n c o lla r a n d b a c k yo k e.
N e x t,:
sleev es a n d cu ffs.
T h ird , th e b a c k ;
(fro m th e in sid e).
L e a v in g s h ir t i n '
BABSON SAYS
Albany College
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sid e o f f ro n t a n d iro n .
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p a r t b ac k a n d do th e s a m e w ith t h e :
Fall Term Sept. 19
r ig h t f ro n t. . .
g ro u n d w ill soon be b ro k e n fo r th e
f irs t s o u th e rn n e w s p rin t m ill.
As
T H E T IM E IS COM 3NO w h en de-1
F o llow ing re c o m m e n d a tio n s o f th e
tim e g o es on. I believe th e n e w s p rin t | c e n t fo lk s a r e g o in g to g e t to g e th e r
P re s b y te r ia n S ynod of
O reg o n in
In d u s try w ill be a m a jo r fa c to r in th e j *,,<1 h a n d le th is fire -c ra c k e r p ro b lem !
Ju ly , 1937, A lb an y college in S e p te m ­ g ro w th o f D ixie.
P in e will so m e d ay ! ¡n th e o nly se n sib le w ay.— M ak e a '
ber, 193k, w ill ex p a n d Its w o rk in ta k e its p la ce beside co tto n , co rn , s ta te law p ro h ib itin g sa le a n d f irin g
P o rtla n d to in c lu d e a full fo u r-y e a r
a n d c itr u s a s on e o f th e m a jo r c ro p s o f su c h ex plosives.
The co m p ara-'
c o u ise .
T h e college p rev io u sly o p ­
o f th e S o u th .
tiv e ly sa fe , m o d e ra te ly loud “c r a c k e r " I
e ra tin g In A lb an y w ill be closed a n d
M o re I n d u s tr ie s w ill F ollow
of a few y e a rs ag o h a s d isa p p e a re d . !
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As fo r th e g ia n t f ir e - c r a c k e r s .!
ot th e b o ard of tr u s te e s , th e B o a rd o f th is n ew in d u s try w ill be a g re a t c *-
M oreover. 1 a n d o th e r d e a fe n in g d ev ice s o f t h e ,
w ill look f o rw a rd to a c a m p u s site in boon fo r th e S outh.
se a so n s (fo r th e F o u r th j
P o rtla n d .
In th e m e an w h ile, th e believe th a t n e w sp rin t w ill decoy o th - I*** ^ e w
college w ill be h oused a n o th e r y e a r a t e r in d u s trie s s o u th w a rd . M ore ch em i- I seem s to .have d e g e n e ra te d in to a sea-
1230 S o u th w e st M ain s tr e e t in a c a l c o n c e rn s w ill Jo u rn ey G u lfw a rd s ° n ) , th e y a r c d e s tru c tiv e a lik e to
In th is d a y o f ;
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tr a n s p o r ts - m a n k in d , w h y do we p e rm it th o u g h t-
ls ra e l.
less p erso n s to ru in p ea ce a n d q u ie t
As te a c h e r o f re lig io u s e d u c a tio n tlo n fa c ilitie s, a good lo w -p riced la ­ fo r all o f us, w ith sy m b o ls o f th e
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A lbany
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P o rtla n d b o r su p p ly , a w a rm c lim a te , ric h n a t­
gihaatly w a rs a ll o v e r th e glo b e to-1
sin c e its
in c e p tio n in S e p te m b e r, u ra l re so u rc e s, a n d p ro g re ssiv e le a d ­ d a y ? . . . .
1934, a n d now a s th e p re s id e n t of e rs m e a n th a t th e c e n te r of in d u s try
T H E M O ST R A P ID G R O W E R on
th e b o ard of tr u s te e s , D r. P e r ry C. w ill c o n tin u e to d rift S o u th fo r m a n y
H o p p er e m p h a sise d th a t th e o v e r 70 y e a rs to com e. T h e S o u th Is a n e m ­ th e hom e-lot th e s e d a y s is th e w a te r \
T im e w a s w.hen th e fa m ily a im !
y e a r s o f C h ris tia n tra d itio n a n d c u l­ p ire In Itse lf—y oung, v ig o ro u s, g ro w ­ bill!
tu r a l s ta n d in g o f A lbany college a t ing. T o th e th o u s a n d s a n d th o u s a n d s w as to re p la c e th e m u c h -w o rn living- i
A lbany w ill n o t be c h a n g e d , ex c ep t of y o u n g people w ho h a v e Ju st g ra d ii ro o m f u rn itu re w ith so m e th in g b e tte r
g e o g ra p h ic a lly .
T h e sa m e g e n e ra l a te d fro m sch o o ls a n d colleges, m y N ow w e ta lk o f th e tim e w h en w e I
w ill be ab le to d ig a w ell a n d in s ta ll j
policies in fo rc e In th e valley w ill bo ad v ice is ."G o S o u th !"
a n a u to m a tic pum p.
W e know of
in e ffe c t in P o rtla n d .
a n d old C ivil W a r v e te r a n w ho h a s I
A side fro m a lib e ra l
a r t s course,
c o n tin u e d to I rrig a te h is f a rm In New-
b u sin e ss a d m in is tra tio n
w hich
in ­
Napaleon A p p r e c i a t i v e
b e rg w ith a n in g e n io u s d ev ice c o n ­
c lu d e s s e c r e ta ria l
tr a in in g
giv en
of Painter'« Fine Work n e c te d to a w ell. T h e m o tiv e p o w er
th ro u g h
H eh n k e-W 'alk cr
b u sin e ss
is a n old m ule.
E v e n fo r T h e G a r d ­
college, A lb an y college w ill f e a tu re
When Napoleon B onaparte was
fine a r ts .
T h eo ry , piano, o rg a n , leaving for his E gyptian cam paign n er, h o w ev e r, w e c a n 't ta k e on a d o n ­
voice a n d violin a r e ta u g h t In A lbany In 1787. the m in ia tu re pain ter, Je a n key . . . .
"JU S T W A IT U N T IL M O T H E R S '
co lleg e a n d sp e c ia l c o u rse s a rr a n g e d
C ossard, w a s called to paint his D A Y " th r e a te n e d a P o r tla n d e r w ho
fo r th o se w ho w ish to m a k e m usic
th e ir m a jo r.
B e g in n in g In th e field p o rtrait. He got a good likeness of h a 'te 's all" m a n n e r o f ‘y a r d ‘w o 'rk . H is
o f sp eech. A lb an y college
e m p h a ­ the general and prom ised to deliver ex cu se fo r h trm g n e ig h b o r la d s to
sise s
m o d e rn
sa le sm a n sh ip
a n d the p o rtra it in two days. On the m ow th e law n , w as la c k o f a m ow er.
d ra m a .
T h e re a r e also co u rse s in m orning of the second day Bona­ O n F a th e r 's D ay. h is w ife p ;re s e n te d
h im w ith th e la te s t m o d el law n-
a r t w h e re in th e pupil m ay p ro g re ss p arte celled on C ossard.
m ow er.
. .
a s ra p id ly a s h is ta le n t p erm its.
"M y p o rtra it? " said he.
MOM M E D IT A T E S on th e folly of
P r e -r e g is tr a tio n beg in s S e p te m b e r
" I t Is ready, g e n e ra l."
15. 16 w ith th e firs t se m e s te r o p e n ­
"G ive it to m e, I will take It with ♦oo m u c h b ra g g in g a b o u t a n c e s to rs ,
tc o o fte n th e fam ily tr e e m a y tu r n
ing S e p te m b e r 19. a n d fre a h m a n r e g ­ m e ."
o u t to be a p o iso n o ak . . .
is tra tio n on th e 30th.|
T h e college
"Ye«, bnt g en eral, I m ust have
o ffice w ill be op en daily, ex c ep t S un
m y p ay ."
day. th ro u g h o u t th e s u m m e r w ith
"W hat do you eharge tor a por­
I V a n C. O. R o b in so n in ch a rg e.
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tra it? "
"F iv e loui* (about $25), g en e ral."
"G ive them to h im ," «aid Bona­
p arte to gn officer with him , "H e
ictsea by that. I would have given
him 25 on m y re tu rn from E g y p t."
" I would p re fer five lout« today
than the prospect of 25. for, if y o u r
expedition fails, I would lose all and
if you succeed as I hope, then in
the joy of victory you will never
think of m e ."
B onaparte sm iled and c a rrie d
aw ay the p o rtra it. On his re tu rn
from Egypt, he sought out the a r t­
ist.
" I co n g ratu late you on your por­
tra it which everyone has adm ired.
I paid you only for your w ork; I
now w ant to re w ard your talent.
H ere are 20 louis (about $100) which
1 have for you. and let as not for­
get each o th e r.”
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