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Nine Journal-Every Evening, Wilmington, Delaware, Thurwclay, April 28, 1938 Side Glances By George Clark The Man About Town lr A. vmmm' Today and Tomorrow By WALTER LIPPMANN Moss YdiesealliiflGG Wo buy direct, llmlnate all wnnetwttary xpnt, take ut one mall profit and past tht javlnga on to you. principle Holmes dealt with by saying "that la a very good reason for preventing attempts to deal with a judge's salary as such, but seems to me no reason for exonerating htm from the ordinary duties of a citizen, which he shares with all others." In view of the fact that the Constitution is silent, in view of Uie fact that the basic Judicial decision by Marshall dealt with a radically different question, the President seems to me well justified In asking Congress to let the 8upreme Court reconsider the whole matter. Budget Is Comidercfl The budget for the next fiscal year was considered by the Board of Water Commissioners at a meeting yesterday. The budget will be sent to City Council next month.

W. Compton Wills, chief engineer, is attending the annual convention of the American Waterworks Association at New Orleans this week. 1Z 6, Evtry OSCO product la laboratory tetttd for quality. Hoiniwooril AppBo OMfteir dSCO Puro Fruit Stawlbeiriry PcesoirvGO Mad of tho oholcfat aelert airs an4 ouirr. A delicious upread I if (Continued from Page employed by the government, to an excess which would dereat an tne ends of government.

This was not Intended by the American people- Thev did not deMuti to make their government dependent on the states." Now It seems clear enough that what Marshall was talking about were taxes specifically laid on some particular agency of the govern ment; thus, for example, a state tax on the salaries of the federal Judges might abolish the federal Judiciary In that state. But would he have held that an income tax laid on all incomes alike could destroy the federal Judiciary or Imperil Its inde pendence? Maryland was trying to lay a tax on the national bank that it was not laying on Maryland banks. It was this discrimination, it seems to me, that Is the essence of Marshall's objection. For that made the tax not a revenue measure but a device for penalizing the national bank. And it was with this in mind that Marshall uttered the famous dictum that "the power to tax involves the power to destroy." A tax which is not directed against any particular security or salary but falls equally on all incomes of the same size does not, it seems to me, have any of the characteristics of the tax that Marshall was considering.

Tills, I take it, was the view of Mr. Justice Holmes in 1920 when, discussing an income tax on judges' sal aries, he said in the dissenting opinion in Evans v. Gore that "to require a man to pay the taxes that all other men have to pay cannot possibly be made an instrument to attack his independence as a judge." Marshall's Farmdalo VliM. rrhv. 2 29' Frsh Butter Prices for the OSC0 19, Tim fiiftMl 'C Kltrt STSM-Irt No.

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Several days later, to her amazement, enagrin, and sell-chatisement, she -discovered they were made in Japan. The "Made in Japan" was well hidden, but once discovered, the inscription stood out like an accusing flngeK The next day, the young lady made a bee-line to a local Chinese restaurant She deposited 35 cents in a little box for Chinese children refugees. "And may I be forgiven," she whispered. P. S.

She didn't throw the glasses away. They were too good. The Rocks Again JAMES J. WALKER, local man about town, has hit on a swell idea. Somewhere, he managed to get a photograph of The Rocks (you know 1638 landing place of Swedes) and has had it enlarged.

The scene shows the rugged Brandywine granite natural wharf and a sailing ship moored to the rocky ledge. With this photo he includes a view of Old Swedes Church as it was some 50 years ago. And the town's windows are ablaze with displays of the pictures. No Professor Here can them just Evelyn and i Edward, recently married. They are snug in their new home and axe keeping house rather well, except for their cursed absent-mindedness.

So, when Evelyn and Edward invite you to dinner, you had better make plans for eating elsewhere. You never can tell Evelyn and Edward might not be home. And the next day, when you contact them, they'll say, "Gosh forgot all about you. Did we really invite you to dinner?" The incident that takes the cake or something, concerns three invitations, one to a bachelor, Bill, and the other two a married couple. "Dinner at 6," said Evelyn and Edward, blithely.

The next day. Bill showed up at 5:30. A minute or two later, the married couple appeared. Dinner was actually ready at fl. As Evelyn brought in tfie food, she said to her husband, "Will you eet a place for Bill? I think we ought to ask him to dinner, too.

Bill, won't you stay for dinner? Bill: "Well IU try. You see, you invited me yesterday." Borers From Within WHAT socialite wedding near Wilmington nearly started the revolution when one of the guests tried to persuade the butler that he should not spend the rest of tils life serving drinks. "Poor man," the guest sighed. "Here you are serving drinks, back and forth, and getting nowhere yourself. Look the next time you serve a drink, hide one for yourself.

They're really good." The poor man tried to tell the guest no thoroughbred butler did such a thing. "I know," the guest persisted, "but let's break down this social distinction. Have a round with all of us." Answers to Questions By Frederic J. Ha skin A reader can get the answer to any question of fact by writing The Journal-Every Evening Information Bureau. Frederic J.

Haskin, Director, Washington, D. C. Enclose three (2) cents for reply. Who Is the most prolific liv ing writer? W. H.

G. A. Probably Frederick Faust, who has written under 13 pen names, the best known of which is Max Brand. In 20 years he has published approximately 25.000,000 words. His books are translated into many languages.

Q. What percentage of the people in Pennsylvania are on relief? K. M. A. Nearly 15 per cent of men, women, and children are living on state and federal relief.

Q. Are gorillas susceptible to the diseases of man? E. G. A. Gorillas have many of man's diseases, such as pneumonia, rickets, and colitis.

Q. How many colleges have courses in marriage? J. L. K. A.

More than 200 colleges offer courses in preparation for marriage and home-making. Q. Where is the enormous oak tree that is used in so many movie love scenes? W. L. A.

The tree was at Hollywood and belonged to the Warner Brothers Studio. Recently it was destroyed by wind and it required 92 sticks of dynamite to remove the reenains. Lose Bad Breath Keep Your Friends In spite of all that has been written about bad breath, thousands still lose friends through this unpleasant fault. Yet sour stomach with its resultant bad breath is frequently only the re sult of constipation. Just as it can also cause loss of appetite, early weakness, nervousness, mental dullness.

So keep regular. And if you need to assist Nature, use Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. This gentle laxative can help bring relief. Extremely important, too, ia the mild stimulation it rives the flow of bile from the b'ver, without the discomfort of drastic, irritating drugs.

That's why millions are sold a dignified manner whoever that diabetes. That, although a con tributing factor, was not the direct cause of her death. Thursday, Dec. 16, Mrs. Stiles was stricken with a cerebral hemorrhage, passing away the following Sunday, the 19th, being 81 years, one month and 19 days of age.

Mrs. Stiles leaves one son, Harry H. Stiles of Wilmington, and two daughters, Mrs. Florence N. Van-dersloot and Mrs.

Ethel M. Miller of Los Angeles; four grandchildren, E. W. Stiles, Mrs. Mildred Martin.

Irene Stiles of Wilmington, and Mrs. Hazel Fredlund of Pasadena, Calif also three great grandchildren. Maurice Martin of Wilmington and Jack and Dick Fredlund of Pasa dena. The interment of Mrs. Stiles was in Mount Forrest Lawn Park, with services in The Wee Kirk O' the Heather, Forrest Lawn Memorial Park, in Glendale.

a suburb of Los Angeles. The Rev. Dr. Joe Jeffers of the Kingdom Temple, Los Angeles, conducted the service, with whose church Mrs. Stiles was af filiated.

Mrs. R. C. Vandersloot, daugh ter of Mrs. Ella Stiles, wish to thank the Journal-Every Evening for its prompt and faithful service ren dered throughout the years.

Many pleasant memories will be associated with your paper, especially due to the reverence which my mother held for it. Our Los Angeles post man was eagerly awaited each day in order that mv dear mother could read its contents, which she so thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs. F. N.

VanderMoot. Los Angeles. April 23, 1938. Cranium Crackers Which word, name, or group of words in each of the following state ments will make the statement cor rect? 1. San Salvador is Central Amer ican (mountain) (kingdom) (re public) (city).

2. The capital of Switzerland Is (Geneva) (Zurich) (Berne) (Basel) 3. Martinque is (a town on the coast of France) (a popular 18th century card game), (a penal colony In Brazil), (an island of the West Indies). 4. Mount Kosciusko Is a mountain in (Poland (Hungary) (Australia) (New Zealand).

5. The last Czar of Russia was (Alexander II) (Nicholas II) (Alexander II) (Peter II). Answers on Page 25 Cash for Old Gold Gold and Gold Plated Jewelry, Diamond and Sterling Silver. Highest Prices in 60 Years. Phone S-1314 F.

tr W. BROFSKY Jewelers MARKET STREET Glooo Point FREE Stainless Steel PARING Knife Packed in vnr package of sNo.bsUHyEEN Cako Flour ph 25c tfjpnef BORN 1 "She insists on the doctor with could be." Letters To The Editor Mr. Howie First to Use New Grading System TO THE EDITOR: I wish to make correction in connection with the article on page 10 of the Journal-Every Evening on Monday, April 25. In the article with reference to the Delaware High School Conference held at Newark on Saturday last, I am quoted as declaring that a stand-arized marking system is needed. It seems rather farcical that the superintendent of the first district in the state to use new type report cards for both elementary and high school, which eliminate all attempts at standardized marking, would advocate a standardized marking system for the state.

One of my statements at the conference was to the effect that it was impassible to standardize anything as subjective as grades. I know tfcat the facts mentioned in your article were placed there in good faith and were a result of misunderstanding, but I do feel that I could not leave it unchallenged, as my philosophy with reference to this situation is that growth in all phases or the child activities and life is the real aim of education and that marks and grades have played too prominent a part in our educational program. The working for grades and credits has brought about too many people with inferiority and superiority complexes. Our system of evaluation does not base the child's success in school on a com petitive basis but rather upon his own activities and aptitudes. May I thank you for printing this correction? Very truly yours, Thomas W.

Howie Superintendent of Alexis I. duPont School. Wilmington, April 36, 1938. Subscriber to Paper For 60 Years Dies TO THE EDITOR: When the Journal-Every Evening of May 10, addressed to 1947 Chariton Street, Los Angeles, is forwarded, it will end an approximate 60 years subscription to your paper and its predecessors. They were subscribed to continually by Mrs.

Ella Stiles now deceased, with the exception of two years, 1920 and 1921. Mrs. Stiles passed away on Dec. 19 last, and was the widow of the late Wallace G. Stiles, also formerly of your city.

Mr. and Mrs. Stiles came to Wil mington during the year 1877. and Mrs. Stiles since February, 1921.

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