The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1936, Page 8

British Professor Was One of the Simplest and Most In- Imitable of Writers “Hie was ‘not @ prolific writer, pub- Mashing only two volumes of poetry) rt @ little more than 100/ in all, but he claimed atten- Dake or moet ms one of the jes: and one of the most ‘inimitable. ~ As 8 scholar he held high place _ Smong his contemporaries, who learn- @d to look for and fear the shafts of _~ warcastic wit which he would let fly @t their most cherished theories, but ‘#8 @n individual he shunned the lime- light and it was said that few knew him really well. Simplicity Brings Popularity His poems were enjoyed by those | eaters whose tastes were not “high- | brow” because his language was siin- ple, his verse melodious, and his sub- Jects attractive and easily understood. At the same time the best judges ad- = them for their flawless execu- lon. About a third of his poems were | ‘written in the character of a country | boy exiled in London and they deal with the vicissitudes of friendship, the ; passing of youth, and the vanity of human wishes. Shropshire and the | ‘Welsh Marches were the parts of} England he loved to write about, and! dn some senses he was essentially a! local poet. | His volume “The Shropshire Lad” ‘Was published in 1896. Its popularity grew slowly but so surely that when his “Last Poems” appeared in 1922 it had a greater success than any other | book of poetry published in England} since 1900. In the preface as in the title of “Last Poems,” he intimated; that no more poetry was to be ex- pected from him. From Desk t> College Study i Born on March 26, 1859, Housman } was educated at Bromsgrove school and afterwards held a scholarship at | St. John's College, Oxford, from 1877 to 1881, when he left to take up a post in the patent office. | Eleven years later, in 1892, he re-! tired from the government service on! his appointment as professor of Latin | at University college, London. In 1911 he became professor of Latin at Trinity college, Cambridge. Both | Trinity and his old college, St. John's, Dxford, honored him with fellow- ships. His chief scholastic publications, | besides many papers in classical jour- nals, were editions of Juvenal, Lucan and Manilius. i Housman never married. His home | was in the quiet and scholarly sur- ~——toundings of Cambridge, where he could pursue his erudite studies un-) disturbed. | Railway Car Loadings | Still Continue Gains, Washington, May 1.—(#)—The As- sociation of American Railroads re-| | ported Friday loadings of revenue freight for the week ending last Sat- urday totaled 666,181 cars. This was/ an increase of 23,524 cars, or 3.7 per cent, compared with the preceding . ‘week; an increase of 107,245 or 19.2 per cent, compared with a year ago, and an increase of 56,477 or 9.3 per cent, compared with two years ago. {| your home this year Turn that backyard corner fmto a charming garden spot! A concrete terrace, a lily pool, a garden bench will brighten up your home and make the out-of-doors more enjoyable this year. Ask your cement contractor—or ‘write for our free booklet, “CONCRETE IMPROVEMENTS ‘AROUND THE HOME.” PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION jclimbir B02 Beker Bidg., Minneapelis. Minn. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. _FRINAY, MAY 1, 1936 She’s Set For Derby Here is Miss Hise Norton of | Louisville at Churchill! Downs in | her nomination for a Derby cos. tume. It comprises a black sheer dress with reversible jacket of matching black and lime yellow. The girdle fastens with a clump of pale water lilies. (Associated Press Photo) | North Dakota Roads _ | May Get $3,150,162) Washington, May 1. — (®) — The Hayden-Cartwright bill authorizing $244,000,000 for federal road building cooperation with the states next , and a like amount for 1939, Fri- had been reported favorably to the senate by its committee on post roads. It already has been passed by the house. Senator Hayden (Dem., Ariz.), an- nounced the fund division would in- clude: Grade Fed. 2ndary crossings aid roads 1,350,000 3,423,306 680,000 680,000 2,560,440 510,000 800,000 1,960,162 390,000 810,000 2,036,775 410,000 1,260,000 3,045,557 610,000 Three Brothers Dead Of Home Blaze Burns Buffalo, N. 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