Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1931, Page 21

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO! Florida Indians Visit Capital OFLS FROGRES Loncentration of Population ‘I8 Shown in Hyphenation of City Area Names. . - The mapping of 95 “metropolitan | areas” formed by the Census Bureau and the country’s Chambers of Com- will be completed this week. ty-four already have been announc- | ed by local Chambers of Commerce and the remaining 11 will be sent soon from | ‘Washington for such announcement, Qensus. Director Steuart said yesterday. Concentrating all areas about large elties with a population de{xhsny of ébfl; persons uare mile, the “metro- fan areas’ map has amalgamated | some hitherto rival cities, and has com- pelled them to share hyphenated honors. Por instance, New York—Northern Jersey becomes one vast metro- tan area, and, alphabetically, the d-San Prancisco area comes into| This photo was snapped as & group Station. They will participate in the Canadian National Exhibition SEMINOLES STOP OFF EN ROUTE TO CANADA. ALY w of Indians from Dade County, Fla,, bound for Toronto, changed trains at Union —Wide World Photo. Population Centers Mapped. *“Qur purpose is to picture the con- ‘entrated population, and not to include | garm area interspersed with villages,” | d C. E. Batschelet, Census geographer. ‘“We have segregated all tion centers of 100,000 or more, | ving as a nucleus a city of 50,000 or | “The 150-persons-per-square-mile rule imakes such areas self-limiting. As soon DENIES STUTTERIG ol INFEMJBHY SIGN they have o be considered all one area. | Office of Education Shows 100,000 u;“hma i’mng{u;::“mteh‘unu takes | Men of History Had Speech Defect. the nam , hyphenated and list- | #d alphabetically. | “If a very large city thus takes in much-smaller cities the area takes the | name of the large city.” - | | Hyphenation Protested. Defective speech, twice as common | creas 'among boys as giris, is not an indica- | tion of inferior ability, the Interior ! | Department announced yesterday in s statement issued through its Office of | Education. Eighty sc! X oWy e ot for children suffering | Oulit, also objected o D:|this defect. the statement added | it was pointed out she would be| “If Jimmy and Betty or 1 -equal, being able to claim |said Dr. F. F. Rogers, health specialist, | “it should not be them, thoug! demur about being lumpe as side as much or a little more | in the statement, cisco Bay metropolitan area |taken for granted that the de- | 11 was serene again | fect denotes an inferior native ability % | ““Many historically famous figures, A Norfolk-Portsmouth-Newport News Dr. Rogers added, tentative grouping gave rise to another suffered from vocal argument which probal Priestley, Lamb, | Charles 'Darwin, Moses Mend | Cardon. Camille, Desmoulins and ‘Almost. all.the hyphenated cities, he David. said, could be broadly explained in| inet tests of children with speesh | xe of some waterway or bay, but,|defects in schools of St. Paul, Minn. | added, that this country doesn’t ' have shown that such children were its well enough to be | neither duller nor brighter than other t befuddled by such the | desig- | children, and it is only because the | stam or stuttering child eannot | display normally his native ability that {he has often been considered of low | mentality. e POLICE NARROW HUNT =it FOR STRANGLE SLAYER 3. a as girls. They are also aboul wice as frequent In the colored as in |the white race. Lisping tends to cure | ftself or is overcome by a considerable percentage of school children as they grow_older, but the tendency to spon- | Mystery Murder Near Kenosha, ‘Wis., Partly Cleared Up by Husband of Victim. Inspect This Model Home Today 6522 7th Place N.W. 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