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FRANCE: Strong first half for Laurent-Perrier
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 2 December 2005
Laurent-Perrier has posted an impressive rise in first-half net profit.
The Champagne producer said on Wednesday (30 November) that net profit for the six months to 30 September was up by 36.4% year-on-year reaching EUR8.9m (US$10.4m). The increase, based on a climb in sales of 13.6% to EUR90.7m, was credited to a sharp increase in volumes of 10.9% and in average sale price of 3%, as well as tight cost controls.
Despite a slight contraction in the overall Champagne market, sales of the group's major brands benefited from larger volumes, Laurent-Perrier added.
Laurent-Perrier said it expected full-year growth to come in at between EUR200m and EUR250m. "Although the net result was initially forecast to remain stable, it is thus now anticipating an improvement of 5-10%," The company said.
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This novel is limited to 100 free copies due to its part in Inkitt's Novel Contest.
By Tony Benci All Rights Reserved ©
It's all relative; at least that's what John thought to himself. All the various inputs he was capable of processing at that particular point illustrated to him that it was, in fact, relative.
He didn't consider himself all that clever in the scheme of things, after all, relativity and its ensuing variants had been couched and proffered by far cleverer individuals than he and he had to bow in the presence of the arguments from such sources.
Still, John had no problem with his particular bent on the familiar theme, after all, the concept of relativity and its applications are open to interpretation; at least that's what John thought to himself.
No doubt there were certain rules in place, after all the patent master's assistant had done a good job of getting the first five or six theories in place a little while back, although John reckoned that he had stumbled across about another thirteen of the mongrels in the past 24 hours. The joke being the more he found the more he was sure existed, leading to the question, if its relative now, what was it before.
Further, were there degrees of relativity?
Was it possible to be more relative now and a little less later on? That would explain a lot. God, quantum physics was not the realm of the pastry cook and John considered himself a very good pastry cook.
He seemed to remember from one of those kid's shows that populate those early afternoon hours on Saturday's where men with beards and brown polo-neck jumpers show you the theory of time travel using a plastic coffee cup and a polystyrene ball, that one way to consider all this had something to do with sitting in a train; looking forward, then backward and then on the roof; all relative but the views considerably different.
"Buggar me" John thought to himself "what does it all mean?"
Coffee scrolls and vanilla slices were his reality; that and working in the early hours of the morning and spending the afternoons in a world that is slightly out of sync to the rest; shared only with other folk that start their day at mad times. This, in its self, introduced the concept of "sliding", something John was continually endeavoring to verbalize in and out of his own thoughts. That window of time where his reality was, sitting over the rest, looking in and, in places, traveling through; as he poured the custard over the pastry sheets, and seeing the clock by the oven declare 04:27am, proving that his place was just that little out of groove with everyone else's.
Ending his working day when most others were starting, his wanting to eat dinner when most wanted Cornflakes and his wanting to sleep when most were organizing their luncheon appointments was enough to show that it was strange and, more importantly, strained, to say the least.
The joke was he was a late starter in the scheme of things; Davie "Bull" Trenant was there hours earlier, getting the ovens ready, making the base pastes and icings. Bull was a strange fellow, John often considered him in his own world, Bull's day started at 11:30 p.m. Now, this was late to most, early to John and normal for Bull; the concept of "sliding" seeming to fill the void of these realities very nicely.
Then there was Sarah, she was the early shift for the shop front, getting the displays in place, making the float, preparing the standing orders for the deliveries; greeting each day with the street-lights on yet making her entrance when John was finishing his lunch.
They slid and moved through each other's places, and all their's at odds with most others'.
In his concept was the effect of time on it all. Not time in a linear sense because this was well experienced in everyone's day as the hours marched forward; more so the effect of the seasons on the very linear nature of the time and its "windowing".
In the depths of winter the movement away from "the norm" was at its most obvious, the late gray dawns and early evenings, lengthening the gaps, moving the sync away. Then spring and now, summer, when the times are the closest, the apogee in a sense; when John Davidson was as close as he ever got to normal times and normal places.
For as long as he could remember, since he made the conscious shift into this particular suburb of time, he had been aware of this phenomenon. He had no control over it but he was aware of it. Learning how to exist in it had been the hardest, finding the tools to exist a real challenge. Small things, like learning to sleep during day-light and never getting a chance to see first-time movies on television, well not unless he wanted to go without sleep for a day. John was the most ardent supporter of the video-cassette recorder when they first appeared and was the very first in his entire family to buy one, an early Sony Beta, cost over $1000 back when that was a lot of money. DVDs were the answers to all his prayers and the Internet had allowed him to skip to other places where he was almost in sync but this was not real; not reality per se. The more technology intervened, the less alien his "sliding" became but, in the real world, it was just as absolute as ever.
His world had different sensations, his reality of sleeping when it was warm took on a completely different meaning, given the fact that he often did it in the heat of the day, and his working day was never as hot as others. Strange shifts and slinks in the fabric all right but on the face of it; close enough to the other times to be common.
What John was not really aware of was just how close to being different it really was, almost as if he was being teased by the other reality, the one where most people went, sort of "hey, John, we can see you" and he with his vision slightly blurred.
Fair enough he supposed; his lot in the scheme of things. That was before Friday morning, the day before yesterday; the day that he discovered all about the relativity of it all.
It was normal to start with; that is John's normal; that normal that saw him starting his day at 03:00AM; that saw him riding his 10-speed through the quiet streets of Geelong West, up Britannia Street, across Pakington Street and down Gordon Avenue; the fog eating up any sound and returning it as a damp caress on ruddy cheeks. The "aloneness" John took as the norm on his way to work.
Arriving at the shop, in a small side street of the main shopping mall was uneventful. Inside the sound of the radio, tuned to one of those blasted "golden-oldie" stations producing Eagles music for its own sake, Glenn Fry continually singing about things no pastry cook in Geelong, Australia, really knew much about anyway.
Bull was finishing the bottom shells for the pies and yelled a greeting to John over the protestations about "the new kid in town" and it started, another day in the life of John Davidson.
The clock was not really a clock per se, it was one of those old Westclock wind-down timers, a white case with a big dial, graduated with minutes, the whole thing turning then ticking backwards and finally screeching its ring across the making room, and not a battery in sight. It was the same Westclock they had been using for as long as John could remember, since the day he started his apprenticeship with Kaiser's Fine Cakes 20 years prior and it preceded him by many years. It must have been used many thousands of times prior and the way it was going would be so for many thousands more; it was just there.
The custard powder was added to the mixing bowl, hot milk added and the motor started. He turned the clock forward to the line next to the 5, actually it looked like a blank because the black in the engraved 5 was gone, worn away with use and it did what it was designed to do; it started to tick backwards.
John turned away from the mixer and back to the shell pots, to fill them with pastry ready for the custard. Alone the west wall of the room, measuring 20 meters, was a row of windows, set high in the wall and designed to open inward and swing down, effectively opening a 2 meter gap in the wall to allow the hot air of the ovens to escape into the still morning air. The glass was frosted and rough, a fine mesh visible as reinforcement in the large panes. Through the glass was a wonderful blue sky; a summer's day. Nothing out of the norm, except it was 04:25AM.
Across the room the sound of the music played, it was the Kinks, "Lola", the clock ticked back, Bull was head down and arse up, the change, the shift, the what ever the fuck it was had not seemed to have been noticed by his big friend.
The song played out and the DJ's voice was not "Mad Dog" Dillon, their fellow "slider", mores the point, words like afternoon and a hint at a time of day that just wasn't right seemed to mesh with the optical feedback John was experiencing, just as he was about to call to Bull the bell on the timer rung, breaking his reverie and in the time it took to turn his head the Eagles were back, the sky dark and John quietly wondering whether he had just gone quietly mad; for a second anyway; giving any March hare within a mile a run for their money.
The mixer turned as the custard turned bright yellow. John turned the varispeed control down to 0 and the beaters stopped. He absentmindedly turned the mixture out over the pie shells, running on autopilot, his mind completely in another place, the Westclock sitting where it had sat for ever, its face worn and covered with flour, jam, dried custard and what else ever that had found its way to it; looking all the world to John as if it was waiting.
The time came to do the choux pastry for the cream puffs. The ingredients came in big brown paper bags with a brand that sounded like those people jumping off towers with rubber bands attached to their ankles. John added water to it and turned on the mixer, the shiny silver bowl turning in the opposite direction to the beaters.
He turned the timer on and back to 5, it started to tick back, outside, an afternoon shower had water running down the windows, the smell of hot steamy tarmac reaching his nostrils as soon as his fingers left the raised dial. "Jumping Jack Flash" ground to a halt, the time was 5.20, exactly twelve hours and the few minutes remaining on the timer forward.
This time Bull was in the cool-room during the shift, the clock run back and, as it rang; Carly Simons was singing about Warren Beatty, the first glimmer of a Summer Dawn made its way through the windows and the open door at the back of the work room.
John took the timer off the shelf, it was just the same as it had always been, the back, a silver metal bell plate, two screws holding it neatly into the back of the plastic casing. Its base cracked as it had always been and the dark imprint in the floury ledge testimony to its consistent inhabitance of that place.
He turned it back a minute, it ticked and nothing happened; then 5; nothing.
This time all the way around to the hour and back, the room changed, hot now, heavy with the heat from a very warm day, the sun streaming in through the back door, peaking over the roof of the delicatessen across the lane. He turned it back to its stop, the bell muffled by his fingers holding it. The dawn was fuller,
"You probably think this song is about you."
Turning it again, just a tad off the hour, the dawn advanced slightly. As John turned the dial he watched the sky change, so much like that scene from "The Time Machine" as Gene Barry pushed the gem encrusted handle forward and the Morlock's rotted away before his eyes.
Moving the dial back and forward seemed to pull the sun across the sky in likewise directions, well, at least that much of the sky as he could see. He turned it back to the bell stop and the dawn stretched itself awake a little more.
The rest of the morning swam, John found another timer in the store-room. It was red, God knew why, and it was "normal". He finished the cakes, helped Sarah with the deliveries and cleaned up the room. The mid-morning bake completed, the fresh meat pies moved to the shelves in the shop and John's day was done.
He rode home as quickly as he could, had what was his dinner and retired to his room. John turned the clock to the hour and let it tick backwards. Outside the night sky was full of the summer constellations, the Southern Cross overhead, the pivot of the Milky Way.
He laid back, his head on the pillow, the gentle tick of the clock a soft counter-point to the night noises. He put his hands behind his head, his palms sitting under the nape of his neck.
At that particular time, right there, John realized; it was all bloody relative; as his eyes drooped and for the first time in such a long time he was going to sleep at night. He knew he would need to practice it and he had further realized that he would have to turn the clock back on the hour but for a man locked in his other time these overheads were a very small cross to bear.
John Davidson lay quietly on his bed, the timer ticking backwards in its unceasing desire to eat up the hour; the digital clock by the bed's red eyes blinking 4.30pm. It may all be relative he thought to himself in that soft haze before REMS it was just a case of working out what it was relative too or with.
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Up for rent is this amazing double room in the best house! I'm so sad to leave but I have to sod off and do my farmwork before I get kicked out the country so its with regret I am writing this :( This house is in a fantastic location with a super chilled out and relaxed vibe. busses to BJ 10 steps away from the front door and a quick walk down to the beach. Right in the middle of where everyone wants to be! We've got, a CINEMA ROOM in the lounge which is epic for box sets / movies Game Of Throne Nights whatever you want to use it for. Massive kitchen with plenty of storage, kept clean at all times by some very courteous house mates with a dishwasher and washer! oooossh. Bedroom is SWEET, own double room (double bed included) with a massive 3 section built in wardrobe with mirror. Ill leave it there for you, you studs! 3 massive windows so its very bright and airy in the day, and a lovely view out on to the huge garden! its quiet so your cut off from the rest of the house when you want to chill out and your own bathroom right next door. Rent includes WIFI and all other bills etc, nothing extra to pay. Trust me you'll have stumbled across a sweetAF room with this one. I 100% did. OH PS..... this is now in the catchment area for MACDONALDS delivery on Uber eats!!!!!! Sundays are now saved. if that doesn't make you want to move in ASAP then I don't know what will!


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Dollies and Doilies: Priscilla Capps Hill and the Refugee Crisis in Athens, 1922-1941Posted: July 1, 2017 Filed under: Archival Research, Greek Folk Art, History of Archaeology, Modern Greek History, Philhellenism, Women's Studies | Tags: Edward Capps, Gladys Slade Thompson, Near East Industries, Priscilla Capps Hill 2 Comments
Posted by Jack L. Davis
Jack L. Davis, Carl W. Blegen Professor of Greek Archaeology at the University of Cincinnati and a former director of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens (2007-2012), here contributes an essay about the (forgotten) relief efforts of Priscilla Capps Hill through Near East Industries during the great refugee crisis that followed the Asia Minor catastrophe in 1922.
In the months that followed the Asia Minor catastrophe in September 1922 and the population exchange of 1923, more than a million Orthodox Christians were ultimately compelled to desert their birth rights in Anatolia. Their influx to Greece generated an unprecedented humanitarian crisis. American expatriates in Greece took immediate action. Darrell O. Hibbard of the YMCA and Jefferson Caffery, Chargé d'Affaires of the U.S. Mission, created the Athens American Relief Committee, which notified Red Cross missions in Europe and America about the crisis and organized the first relief efforts. Bert H. Hill, Director of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens (ASCSA or the School hereafter), was appointed Chairman of the Relief Committee, in which role he was expected to coordinate communication with the Greek government. Harry Hill (no relation to Bert), an Englishman, head of the American Express Company in Athens, was charged with purchases and banking. Hundreds of thousands of dollars were collected by the time the Committee was disbanded on November 24, 1922, when the American Red Cross arrived in Greece to provide humanitarian aid together with Near East Relief, the latter focusing largely on Turkey. Its work had been invaluable. (See also E. Daleziou, " 'Adjuster and Negotiator': Bert Hodge Hill and the Greek Refugee Crisis, 1918-1928," Hesperia 82, 2013, pp. 49-65.)
The ASCSA's involvement did not stop there. In the years to come "the School continued to be a hub for Americans offering their services to a variety of refugee relief efforts such as the ARC, the American Women's Hospital Organization, Near East Relief, the YMCA, and the Athens American Relief Committee" (Daleziou 2013, p. 58). In addition to relief work, Edward Capps, the Chair of the School's Managing Committee and a professor of Classics at Princeton University, was asked by Greece's former prime-minister Eleftherios Venizelos to raise awareness in America of what was happening in Greece. Without wasting time, Capps, who knew Venizelos personally from his days as U.S. Minister to Greece (1920-1921), founded The American Friends of Greece (AFG), the broader mission of which was "to promote friendly relations between Greece and the U.S." (The AFG later published booklets in support of Greece during World War II and a monthly newsletter, "The Philhellene," which circulated from 1942-1950.)
Priscilla's Story
Incorporation of the AFG on October 15, 1923 marked the start of Priscilla Capps's involvement in refugee affairs, a much less well-known story than her father's. Priscilla Capps (1900-1985), a graduate of Smith College, had assisted her father in Athens during his service as Minister, while she was a student at the ASCSA, as a kind of "first daughter."
Priscilla's role in confronting the crisis is documented in the archives of Near East Industries (a subsidiary of Near East Relief). She was associated with Near East Relief from 1923 and became the Overseas Director of Near East Industries in 1925. Near East Industries was represented in America by Rose Ewald, who marketed refugee craft goods from the organization's flagship store at 151 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. They were sold by other merchants on commission, in Christmas sales, and in summer sales on Cape Cod. Capps made frequent promotional trips to New York, and she and Ewald eventually built a business that, at the dawn of WW II, employed 350 women.
James Barton's The Story of Near East Relief: 1915-1930 (1930) notes that "the general theory of helping women work evolved into the Near East Industries … Workshops were operated in three refugee centers, Athens, Beirut and Constantinople, under the supervision of Miss Priscilla Capps, Miss Dorothy Francis and Miss Sarah Ravndal."
In Athens itself products of Near East Industries were first offered to tourists from Priscilla's shop at 48 Amalias Street across from the Arch of Hadrian, and, after 1931, at 2 Amalias, near Syntagma (Constitution) Square. Independent tourist shops also took goods on commission.
Priscilla built Near East Industries on foundations established by the AFG. And we know how this happened because we have a vivid account of the experimental launch in 1924 of the program of refugee craft production that blossomed in 1925 and became Near Eastern Industries, thanks to Gladys Slade Thompson, wife of W. Stuart Thompson, architect of the Gennadius Library of the ASCSA. Her pamphlet titled Refugee Workshops in Greece: A 1924 Experiment Becomes a 1925 Fact (Washington, D.C.: American Friends of Greece, Inc.) is scarce and deserves to be much better known.
According to Thompson, refugee workshops in two communities of Athens were already producing crafts for the AFG by 1925. She begins:
"When the great invasion of refugees came in 1922, they had no place to go. Some slept in boxes, others on street corners, or the gutter, still others in enormous concentration camps that so reeked with vile smells and fifth that they were dangerous to visit. Today the worst of these pest holes are gone, and some of the refugees who were herded there are now living in the new villages which are growing up around the city of Athens."
Thompson then turns to the "Kountouriotis Camp" —300 one-room houses in Ambelokipi, built with funds from Greeks in America. She describes conditions:
"About thirty of these houses run along in a row with one roof. They look like little bathing houses with all the bareness of the seashore but none of the beauty of the sea. Short clothes-lines run crosswise down the narrow dirt road, and we are oblique to duck our heads to avoid the many ragged patched pieces of clothing hanging on the lines. Each house is about ten feet square and has one window, a dirt floor and a roof that is now beginning to leak."
The village took its name Κουντουριώτικα from that of Admiral Pavlos Koundouriotis, the President of Greece who had granted public land behind the soccer stadium on Alexandras boulevard for the settlement. (See also http://www.mixanitouxronou.gr/pia-ine-afti-i-prosfigiki-gitonia-pou-sinedese-to-onoma-tis-me-ena-thriliko-gipedo-podosferou/)
From Thompson's account we also learn about the workshop there. She writes:
Won't you look into the workshop with me? The room, about twenty feet square, has no furnishing except benches. Forty women and girls are there, from eleven years up to any age where the woman has eyes to see. They are embroidering little Greek bags with designs taken from the old pottery of Rhodes, and in another room the cloth is woven by weavers who, in more happy days, wove their own material but never worked for others. Some are weaving beautiful natural silk into just the right width for scarfs, while others are weaving cotton into material for bags and dresses.
The raw silk and natural dies were brought from Kalamata and the silk dyed in Athens to match the colors of Rhodian pots and antique scarves. Lucy Shoe Meritt, who shared an apartment with Priscilla in 1928, reminisced in the obituary she wrote at the time of Priscilla's death in 1985: "At the time she was running a shop for the Near East Relief… [the] motifs copied from pieces that Priscilla had found in the Greek Islands… Fortunate are those of us who have reproductions of some of these from her shop which was always popular with tourists" (ASCSA Newsletter, Spring 1986, p. 13).
In a second refugee village, another 100 women were working in Pangrati to produce handkerchiefs and "luncheon sets." 250 women in Lesbos, 100 in Chios, 100 in Samos, 100 in Crete, and 300 in Thessaloniki also filled orders from the AFG.
Efforts by the AFG were soon absorbed by Near East Industries, while Priscilla Capps built bridges to other relief agencies too. I quote from a 1929 report of the Near East Foundation, submitted on the eve of the Great Depression:
"Miss Capps gives us a most remarkable report covering her work for the month of March [1929]. You will note that she is most confident in being able to continue the Industries without orders from America. With Mr. Acheson's approval, Miss Capps has been loaned by the Near East Relief for two hours daily to organize the various refugee industries under the Refugee Settlement Commission. In this connection it is interesting to advise you of the fact that about 300 of our ex-orphan girls are employed by the Danish Mission work-shops. Their products are entirely of a different character than anything produced by Miss Capps' workers and practically the entire output is sold in Denmark. These girls have clean, well-lighted work-rooms and Miss Yibson, the Director, is a Danish woman of the finest type. The girls have daily religious exercises before beginning their work and this one industry has done much to keep alive hundreds of Armenian families supported entirely by these ex-orphan girls."
The Refugee Settlement Commission with which Priscilla Capps collaborated had been created by the League of Nations in September 1923 at the request of the Greek government, and was vested with full legal authority to coordinate resettlement of refugees. In 1924 her father, Edward Capps, had declined to serve as one of its four members because of other commitments.
Nonetheless, Edward Capps did continue his involvement in refugee affairs, albeit not to the extent of Priscilla's. Most of the men employed between 1923 and 1925 in the construction of ASCSA's Gennadius Library were refugees. Capps also raised funds to employ Greek men formerly held as prisoners in Turkey so that roads around the School could be improved. In 1925 he even proposed building a model women's workshop with salvage timber from the construction of the Gennadius Library (Newberry Library, Horace S. Oakley Papers, Capps to Oakley, April 24, 1925). And he served as a trustee of Near East Relief. Bert Hodge Hill also joined the Refugee Settlement Commission alongside Edward Capps from 1927 until its dissolution in 1930 (Daleziou 2013).
Caught in the Great Depression
By 1931, in the heart of the Great Depression, the financial situation of Near East Industries had become grim. Priscilla's summer sale in 1931 had failed to deliver anticipated profits and, among other problems, tourism in Athens had declined. She responded to this downward trend in sales by introducing new product lines and by accepting new commissions. Her women were now making embroidered suits, dresses, and coats, and she announced that Near East Industries would produce stage curtains for the theater of the University of Athens, for the house of the director of the Gennadius Library, for the professors' house at Athens College, and for the new Corinth Museum.
One product line sold on commission in the U.S. during the 1930s remains popular among collectors today — 8" dolls dressed in traditional costumes of Greece, Albania, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, and Palestine. From the mid-1930s they were distributed in the United States by Kimport Dolls, a company managed by Ruby and Arthur McKim of Independence, Missouri. Kimport had contracted with Near East Industries to market them, but it is clear that the same or similar dolls were already being made in the 1920s in Athens by refugee women.
Making Garments for Air Raid Victims
Sales on Cape Cod continued to be held on behalf of Near East Industries even on the brink of America's entrance into WW II. A press release from the Near East Foundation Archives describes an exhibition of craft goods to be held in Yarmouth Port in July, probably 1940. The S.S. Excalibur of the American Export Lines had carried the goods from Greece across the Atlantic, running "the gauntlet of mined areas of the Mediterranean."
Priscilla soon abandoned the production of craft goods for export to America altogether as conditions in Europe worsened. There were greater needs in Greece itself. Laird Archer, the resident overseas director of the Near East Foundation in Athens, described ("Identification of the Author," in P. Capps Hill, General Study of the Problem of Reclothing the Greek People After the War [Near East Foundation, 1943]) her herculean efforts on behalf of Greece:
Mrs. Priscilla Capps Hill did the planning which was the basis for the remarkable production of both home-made and workshop garments for air raid victims and the homeless from invaded regions during the hostilities in Greece, 1940-42… It gave employment to more than 5,000 women and girls from families whose breadwinners were in war service … in a few months more than 400,000 handmade garments were produced – in spite of material shortages and interruptions by air-raids …
The clothing distribution was a joint enterprise of the Near East Foundation and a new Greek War Relief Committee, a group of Americans in Athens who assembled at the invitation of General Metaxas. Harry Hill, Priscilla Capps's husband since 1933, was Executive Vice-President and Laird Archer was a member. Through American Express, Hill ensured that supplies of cloth reached Athens.
Priscilla's work continued until she and Harry were evacuated in April 1941. Near East Industries in Athens closed, but that did not mark the end of their enthusiasm for Greek causes. Harry became American Ambassador to the Greek and Yugoslav governments in exile in Cairo during WW II, while continuing to serve the Greek War Relief Committee.
Reclothing Greece
Priscilla was also active in the Greek War Relief Committee throughout the war, but from her base in New York. There she and Alice Carr, former Director of Public Health for the Near East Foundation in Greece, laid plans to reclothe Greece and provide medical aid for workshops and cloth distribution centers when peace would be restored. In her report to the "Coordinating Committee of American Agencies in Greece," already referenced, Priscilla noted that the Germans had requisitioned what stores of cloth had existed in Greece and had commandeered mills. She proposed that relief shipments of food to Greece be followed by supplies needed to re-establish workshops of the sort organized in 1940 and 1941. In this way the Greeks would quickly become self-sufficient again. She specified both the types of clothing and quantities required. As long as the war continued to rage, she suggested a project be sponsored in Cairo, where Greek refugee women could be put to work and make a start producing the clothes needed after the armistice. The idea had been first proposed by Dorothy Cox, an OSS officer in Egypt who had been architect for Carl Blegen's excavations at Troy in the 1930s.
So far as I know, WW II marked the end of Priscilla's devotion to refugee affairs. In 1945, the Hills moved to Paris, where Harry served as Vice-President of American Express in Europe. The Germans had occupied their house in Psychiko during the war, and it was sold in 1947. Now her attention turned to the welfare of the ASCSA, and after Harry's death, from her home in Princeton, she continued her father's campaigns to build the endowment of the School. Her efforts as treasurer and Charlie Morgan's as chair of the Auxiliary Fund added thousands of dollars to its endowment between 1959 and 1974, "diligently tracking down lost old friends, annually writing informative and persuasive letters to new ones, and publishing the growing list of contributors to the Fund each year" (Lucy Shoe Meritt in ASCSA Newsletter Spring 1985, p. 13). She also donated her collection of old and rare embroideries to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
Priscilla Capps Hill died in 1985.
I am grateful for the help I received in researching this post from Natalia Vogeikoff-Brogan and Eleftheria Daleziou of the ASCSA, Kostis Kourelis of Franklin and Marshall College, Renee Pappous of the Rockefeller Archive Center, Linda Jacobs, formerly of the Near East Foundation, Caitlin Eckhard of the Jackson County Historical Society (Missouri), Nancy Pearl (Walnut Creek, California), and Cathy Breedon (Fargo, North Dakota).
Clash of the Titans: The Controversy Behind Loring HallPosted: April 1, 2016 Filed under: Archaeology, Archival Research, Biography, History of Archaeology, Women's Studies | Tags: American School of Classical Studies at Athens, British School of Athens, Edward Capps, Loring Hall, Lucy Shoe Meritt, M. Carey Thomas, Ruth Emerson Fletcher, Thomas H. Mawson, William Caleb Loring 4 Comments
Reading Louis Lord's History of the early years of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens (hereafter ASCSA or School), one gets a sanitized and condensed account of the building's history (Lord 1947, 203-204). From his description, which largely concentrates on the final phase of the project, one could hardly imagine that 16 years of complicated negotiations preceded its official opening in February of 1930; in fact, a women's hostel had been the dream of several important women, including the exceptional but controversial M. Carey Thomas, President of Bryn Mawr College (1894-1922), before various forces finally named it after a man, Judge William Caleb Loring, and made it co-ed. Read the rest of this entry »
"The Best Laid Plans… Often Go Awry": A Tale of Two MuseumsPosted: February 1, 2016 Filed under: Archaeology, Archival Research, History of Archaeology, Modern Greek History | Tags: Ada Small Moore, American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Corinth Museum, Edward Capps, Konstantinos Kourouniotis, Lesvos Museum, Mytilene, Rhys Carpenter, Richard Stillwell, W. Stuart Thomspon 4 Comments
In the spring of 1934, the construction of two new archaeological museums was completed in Greece, both under the auspices of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens (ASCSA or the School hereafter) and by the same architect, W. Stuart Thompson. Thompson had designed the Gennadius Library a few years earlier. The dedication of the Corinth Museum was grand and attended by most significant officers of the Greek Government. There was no dedication for the Lesvos Museum. Of the two museums, the one in Corinth is still standing and functioning, while the other on the island of Mytilene (Lesvos) collapsed shortly after its erection. Read the rest of this entry »
Athens 1918: "In Every Way a Much More Attractive City than Rome"Posted: December 1, 2015 Filed under: Archival Research, History of Archaeology, Modern Greek History | Tags: 1918-1919, A. Winsor Weld, American Red Cross Greek Commission, American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Aspasia Manou, Athens, Edward Capps, Great War, Greek Cuisine, Josephine Kelly, Kephissias Street, King Alexander of Greece 1 Comment
This description of Athens was penned by A. Winsor Weld (1869-1956), one of the deputy commissioners of the American Red Cross Commission to Greece, a few days after his arrival in October 1918. Weld, an investment broker from Boston and a graduate of Harvard University (B.A. 1891), was one of a million Americans who responded to President Wilson's call to provide military and civilian aid to many European countries at the end of WW I. The mission to Greece was organized in June and July of 1918 in response to an appeal from the Greek Red Cross (Capps 1919, 9).
There came from America to do the work 103 persons (60 men and 43 women), and several others were recruited in Europe. They enlisted in the service of the American Red Cross from all parts of the United States, and represented all manner of occupations and professions. There were business men, lawyers, bankers, physicians, preachers, teachers, farmers and mechanics, and among the women, trained nurses, stenographers and social workers. The authority of the Commission was vested in the Commissioner, who held the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel, and seven Deputy Commissioners with the rank of Major.
The Modern Greek Exam, "Professor Blank's" Method, and Other Stories from the 1930sPosted: October 1, 2013 Filed under: Archaeology, Classics, Education, Women's Studies | Tags: American School of Classical Studies at Athens, David M. Robinson, Edward Capps, LaRue Van Hook, Lawrence Durrell, Marian Welker, Richard Stillwell, Samuel E. Bassett 7 Comments
After publishing Jack Davis' essay about the recent history of the ASCSA admission exams and while I was reflecting on Donald Haggis' reference to the Modern Greek exam, defunct since WW II, I recalled a passage in Lawrence Durrell's Prospero's Cell (1947). While writing about his life in pre-WWII Corfu, Durrell painted a perceptive, if not-so-flattering, image of the foreign archaeologist in Greece: "Like earnest mastodons petrified in the forests of their own apparatus, the archaeologists come and go, each with his pocket Odyssey and his lack of Modern Greek. Diligently working on the refuse heaps of some township they erect on the basis of a few sherds or a piece of dramatic drainage, a sickly and enfeebled portrait of a way of life."
Durrell's criticism and the recent discussion of exams in this blog enticed me look more carefully than I had ever previously done at the pre-WWII fellowship exams. Here, I should emphasize that these were FELLOWSHIP exams. Before WW II there were no admission exams. Candidates sat competitive examinations only for fellowships. Harold Fowler (1904-1917), Samuel Bassett (1917-1936), Benjamin Meritt (1931-1932), and others served as Chairmen of the Committee on Fellowships (only in 1950 was its name changed to the Committee on Admissions and Fellowships). Students were admitted on the basis of their credentials; although a knowledge of Classical Greek "was expected and assumed…in exceptional cases, a student ignorant of the Greek language [was] accepted as regular member of the School if he [was] qualified to pursue special studies in some field (e.g., architecture or art) where a knowledge of the Greek language [was] not absolutely necessary (ASCSA Handbook of Information, 1932, p. 16). Those competing for fellowships in Archaeology were examined in Modern Greek, but not in Ancient.
What were these exams like? Below I reproduce, as an example, the Modern Greek exam of 1936, which to my surprise also included a passage to be translated from English to Greek, as well as the requirement to translate an essay by poet Kostis Palamas from Greek to English. The passage for translation from English is amusing and imagines a conversation between an American archaeologist and a Greek boatman, the latter complaining about Edmond About's unflattering portrayal of Greece (La Grèce contemporaine, 1858) and hoping that his American passenger will steer a different course! Read the rest of this entry »


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