Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1926, Page 41

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1926. Copy of an editorial which appeared in the Toledo Blade, Newark Star-Eagle, Duluth Herald and Lancaster New Era. : Trash vs. Truth l. A cheap seeker of notoriety and | money waits for a President of the United States to die and writes scan- dalous lies about him, interwoven with fiction trash. Such writers rarely have the cour- age to publish such libels during the life of their subject, but hope they will be believed because death pre- vents a personal verbal defense. America has some of the world’s best writers, and, thank God, it is’ only an occasional seeker of cheap notoriety who stoops so low. As that fine character of a man, Patric¢k Cardinal Hayes, archbishop _of the New York diocese, once said to me: “God will bless those who do kind acts and speak kindly of their neighbors.” But what do evilmongers and libelers know of God? A_L Publisher. 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Ask for Outfit Ix. b JUNIOR COLLEGES HELD ESSENTIAL Cornell President Sees Many Deprived of Chanoe to Ob- tain Higher Education. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, November 26.— The establishment of juntor colleges to relleve the strain caused by the in- abllity each year of thousands of ap- plicants to galn admission to Ameri- can colleges, is recommended by Dr. Livington Farrand, president of Cor. nell University. Dr. Farrand, here attending a meet- ing of Cornell alumni, sald the ques- tion of how to accomodate the unsuc- cessful applicants and give them the higher education they desired, was one of the greatest problems facing the educators of the country. ‘Would Relleve Strain. __Junior colleges, he sald, to take the place of the freshmen and sophomore years at college ‘“could not help but relieve the strain somewhat.” Insti- tutlons of this gort, he added, which would be’an intermediate step be- tween the preparatory school and the advanced college years, had been tried in the West and were found to have been successful. Dr. Farrand also sald that consid- erable study was being given to the question of how best to train the student after he was admitted to the college, in order to avold ‘“turning ! out mass products, placing far too little emphasis on the training of the exceptional mind.” Average Not Exceptional. “The young men and women leav- ing the colleges today as graudates,” asserted Dr. Farrand *go from firstl- tutions which have maintained as thelr basis of judgment and conduct the average and not the exceptional. Only recently have we begun to recog- nize this.” In the opinion of Dr. Farrand the various problems will have to be worked out locally. “Colleges differ greatly,” he sald, “and that is very fine. Who would want standardized colleges?" —_— BLACK DIAMOND LINE TO GET MORE U. S. SHIPS || Increased Business Declared Rea- son for Board’s Plan to Allo- cate Additional Boats. || By the Assoctated Pross. NEW YORK, November 26.—An I nouncement was made that within the next few months the United States Shipping Board will allocate additional Government vessels totaling 28,000 tons to the Black Diamond Steamship Corporation, operating be- l|tween New York and outports, Ant- werp and Rotterdam. The announcement came from offi- cers of the Black Diamond Corpora- tion, which now is operating a fleet of Shipping Board vessels, with tonnage of approximately 110,000 dead weight. The action is in line with the Shipping lll | Boara policy of transferring the mer- chant marine to private enterprise and developing present services. In- creased business was given as the rea- son for the proposed addition to Black Diamond tonnage. WILL SELL AUTO TAGS. East Falls Church Man Desig- nated State Agent. Speclal Dispatch to The Star. CLARENDON, Va., November 25. || —Appointment of J. V. Turner of East Falls Church as as automobile tag distributor for this section of the State is announced by the State | | motor vehicle commissioner. Residents of Clarendon, Ballston, | { Cherrydale and other points in this || part were forced to apply at Rich- mond or get them through an agent || at some distant point. Mr. Turner will hold forth in the office of the sheriff at the courthouse and at East Falls Church. Tags will be available on and after December 15 at either place, between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Miss ;ileen Hughes to Wed. TORONTO, November 26 (#).—The engagement of Miss Alleen Hughes, daughter of Lady Hughes and the late Sir Sam Hughes, former minister | ¥ of militla for Canada, and James Freeman Clarke of Boston, Mass., was announced yesterday. Miss Hughes met Mr. Clarke three years ago while members of a British East Africa hunting expedition. The wed- ding will take place in the late Winter. 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