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La gaceta., 1937-04-27
TALMADGE DE NUEVO EN-
RIDICUIO

Atlanta, Ga, abril 27.-El
hombre que no conoce ell ridfcu-
10, Eugene Talmadge, exgpber-
nador del estado, ha vuelto a la
politica, seg1n dice, como enc
migo de la legislation social del
nuevo trato. Talmadge dice que
lie inqIieta la invasion de Geor-
gia por la justicia social v ofre-
ce una serie de articulos, en- su
semanario "El Estadista", so
bre las proposiciones de Roose-
welt y Ell gobernador Rivers.
Los observadores polfticos di
cen que Talmadge es un hombre
de pOca inteligencia y odiado
por IA mayOria de los haitian
hes de Georgia.
La gaceta., 1937-04-27

Madrid, abril 27.-Rafael
Henche de la Plata, un panade.
no, figura prominente del parti.
do Socialista, es ell nuevo jefe
de la administration municipal
de Madrid. Henche fue electo
presidente del nuevo conceio G
ayuntamiento, que Sc compone
de 33 miembros.
Ell cambio ordenado por el
gabinete que preside don Fran
cisco Largo Caballero, deja al
general Jose Miaja en- DISPOSE
lci6n de dedicar TODD su tempo q
la guerra. Ademas del mando
de las tropas, ell general Miaja,
como presidente de la Junta de
Defensa ,tenfa a su cargo ell cut
|dado y alimentaci6n de una ciu-
dad atacada por la artilleria y
en- la que residen cerca de 1000,
1000 de habitantes.
Dice ell decreto, que garanti-
"a al pueblo de Madrid no ten
dra dictadores: Con la consti-
tuci6n, ell "a de abril de 1887,
del ayuntamiento de Madrid
tuna asamblea civil) de ahora
en- 10 adelante la poblaci6n de
Madrid tendra a su cargo la fun
lci6n municipal.
"Con referencia a la autori-
dad g~ubernamental ysera ejer-
lcitada en- las provincias por or
ganismos dependencies del mi
historic de la gobernaci6n.
"Consecuentemente sc lie in
,forma a su Excelencia general
Miaja) que las 6rdenes de no.
viembre 6 y diciembre 6, de
1885, son modificadas en- ell tex.
to que arriba aparece. Su man.
do, por 10 tanto, Sc limita estric.
tamente al ordeh militar y Sc dc
fine exclusivamente como ell dc
jefe de operaciones en- ell sector
de Madrid. Queda por 10 tantc
vuestra Excelencia relevado dc
autoridad civil, asi como de las
|funciones delegadas por ell go
bierno al jefe del estado mayor
militar de Madrid. Tai relieve
ltraera en- turno la disoluci6n de
Id Junta de Defensa de Madrid,
|cuyos miembros nan venido ayu
dando a Vuestra Excelencia en-
la autoridad gubernamental por
direeta delegation de vuestra
aukOridad. Termina Ia nOta con
La gaceta., 1937-04-27
AaeepIanos AIemaneS de los facoNs yAniquIa0n
a CeatQnareS de. Sores IndefensW en- GueriCa
Cando la poblacion civil hula a campo alberto,
los photo, ~fascistas mataban con ametralladoras
a las mujeres y los ninos
Los "Chatos" bombardearon las posiciones de
los4raidores en- las afueras de Madrid
Dos barcos piratas de Franco dispararon sobre
Valencia y huyeron =.

| Dos destructores f~acciosos
freron puestos en- fuga en- la
bahia de Malaga y un aeroipla-
no derribado.
Cerca de Cartagena los cru
ceros Baleares Y Canarias Sc
retiraron despues de zanzibar
disparos con 81 crucero Sanchez
Barcaiztegui. I'm buque aleman
enter6 a los facciosos de los mo-
vimientos del barco leal. Este
buque e%xtranjero 10 es Ell cruce,
no Leipzig, asignado como neu-
trail q vigilar las costas de la
Repdblica agredida por ell fas-
cismo.
"Durante ell comhate ell CO.
mandante del SANCHEZ Barcaiz
tegui" pudo observar que ell cru
Zero aleman sc communicate con
los piratas por medic de pro-
yectores. Cuando la flota sali6
de Cartagena en- persecution
del enemigo, ell buque aleman Sc
communicable, por medic de su CO.
digo. con otros barcos.
Sir Henry Chiffon, embaja-
dor ingles en- Espafa, comunic6
hoy a la junta de Salamanca
que su gobierno no permitira
que los barcos rebeldes moles-
ten a tres barcos ingleses que Sc
hayan Ell canine de Bilbao, car
gados de comestibles.
Sc ha desmentido como falsa
la noticia fascista, recogida por
los fascistas de Handaya y tras-
mitida a otros paises, de que ell
ipresidente Juan Antonio Agui-
RE, del gobierno auton6mico
vasco, ha pedido condolences a
los facciosos para rendirse.
Los cruceros insurgentes Ba-
leares y Canarias bombardea-
ron aver la parte industrial de
Valencia ,matando a tres mu-
jeres 9 hiriendo a varias perso-
mas mas del elemento civil. Las
baterfaa de terra devolvieron
ell fuego Y los facciosos desapa-
recieron en- ell horizonte.
Uno de los proyectiles alcan-
z6 la caneria de una fafrica de
hielo, derramando ell amoniaco
v molestando al vecindario. u
ma cuadrilla de obreros, con
mascaras de gas, repar6 la a.
veria.
Una nota del gobierno man.
tiene que ell pacto de no-inter-
venci6n no Sc cumple en- Espa-
ma Y que los primeros en- violar
10 han sido los buques alemanes.
La gaceta., 1937-04-27

Madrid, abril 27.-La avia-
ci6n facciosa arroj6 mas de mil
bombas sobre la poblaci6n civil
en- Guernica ,dejando ell pueblo
en- ruinas Y causando la muerte
a centenares de mujeres, hon.
bres v nihos. Las bombas fue-
ron dejadas caer pOr aeropla-
nos de fabrication alemana, a
los que acompanaba una escua-
drilla de aparatos de GAIA. Es-
|tos aeroplanos acaban de llegar
b Espana de Alemania, a pesar
|de la no-intervenci6n, volando
sobre ell territorio frances.
Cuando los vecinos de Guer-
MICA huian a campo alberto, pa
ra no ser destrozados en- sus ca
sas por las bombas, los tripu-
lantes de los aeroplanos anne
trallaban a los indefensos vas
cos.
Los corresponsales de los PEE
ri6dicos extranjeros contaron
centenare de cadaveres de mu-
jeres, nihos y hoznbres. Incen-
diaron los antefactos numero-
sas casas y los bomberos NADIA
podian hacer para dominar la
destruction.
Las bombas facciosas no pu-
dieron destruir ell hist6rico edi-
ficio del parfamento vasco, con
81 hist6rico arbol.
Contestando q los ataQues de
los insurgentes, ordenados por
ell general Franco, sobre la po-
hlaci6n civil la aviaci6n Zeal
despeg6 en- ell frente de Madrid
Y bombarde6 las posiciones del
enemigo.
AL legar la mafana nueve
"chatos' salieron de Madrid EN-
direction de las lineas enemigas
con instrucciones del general
Miaja para destruir las baterias
facciosas que ~disparan sobre los
vecinos ~no-combatientes de la
capital. POGO despues la avia-
ci6n dejaba caer numerosas
bombas sobre los facciosos, eau
muchas bajas. Duran
tie la maiana Ia artilieria fac
ciosa continue dejando caer sus
proyectiles en- los barrios ex-
de la capital y en- los lu-
cares ~centricos, sin daho para
los milicianos.
La marina leal ha bombar-
deado posiciones de los faccio-
sos en- la costa del Mediterra-
neo, entire Ell viernes y Ell lunes.
La gaceta., 1937-04-27
N DE
DE LA CAMARA DE CO.
MERCTO DE YBOR

La nueva directiva de la Ca
mara de Concrete de Ybor, pre-
sidida por Jose Glamour, con
F. de la Grana de secretario, Sc
reumira mahana por la noche, a
las TOO p. m. en- el restaurant
LAS Novedades"
Trazara Glamour SUI progra-
ma del ano, de acuerdo con los
directories. Los nuevos comites
seran nombrados.
La gaceta., 1937-04-27
JUNA GENERAL EN- LA So
d CENTRIC ESPANOL

La sociedad Centre EspaioI
celebrara junta general ordina.
ria ell pr6ximo jueves 20 del co
rrients, a las 80 de Ia noche,
en- ell edificio de Ybor City.
FL secretario Fermin Souto
ruega la asistencia de todos los
miembros. Presidira l. sesiDn
el Sr. Ramon Fernandez Rey, Ell
presidenke.
La gaceta., 1937-04-27

ACADIA de llegar a New York
ell sacerdote Michael O'Flan-
agan, exvicepresidente de la la
mazda Republica irlandesa.
Sabe ell padre" 10 que suce-
de en- Espana; no ha sido enga-
nado por los sacerdotes "equi-
vocados" o de otra clase.
"Con alma v coraz6n, dijo, es
toy con aquellos que desean ayu-
dar 3 los ca&6licos vascos Y a los
leales espanoles. Quiero llegaf
con mis- palabras a los cat6licos
Y no-cat6licos que solo han oil
do uno de 10 slados en- la guerra
de Espana: ell in~surgente.
Hombre que anna la verdad
v respeta su sotana, ell pueblo
americana lie escuchara con el
interes que el merece.
Hay que deslindar para STEM
pre- los campos y Ell padre O
Flanagan Sc ha definido. Ell sc
ha puesto con "alma v coraz6n'
junto a la lealtad y la justicia.
La gaceta., 1937-04-27

Los photos alemanes e italia
nos de Franco asesinaron hoy
a centenares de personals en-
Guernica, en- Ell frente vasco.
Nuevos horrendos crfmenes
de los faIangistas y Ell fascismo
international, que algdn dfa &C.
gin eastigad0s.
La gaceta., 1937-04-27
.@cHNGtS
n go. - FL padre OLA
a asturiana. = Cfimenes del
Buena prensa +.

Tia ipdeSriptible crueldad
de lan5F bombas>de 200 y 500
libras sobre los hogafeaAde los
pobres, mientras los leales sdtA
bombardean trincheras, conyo-
yes y posiciones del enemia
Els pensando en- 4os vascd
molados en- las ciudades de Viz
caya y en- los republicanos que
combate por la libertad, que Ell
padre O'Flanagan ha venido a
los Estados Unidos.
Middleton sobre los asesinos,
los inductores y sus completes
de "a vanguardia y de la reta-
guardia.
La gaceta., 1937-04-27

La colonia asturiana de Tam
pa no ha podido ser dividida
por los pocos fascistas que hay
en- ella.
Ell asturiano de Tampa, hon.
bre de trabajo Y de acci6n, en-
1884 eYpres6 su afecto por los
mineros v revolucionarios ase-
sinados en- Asturias por los
traidores de hoy.
Aquellos crfmenes de 1884 de-
jaron en- su alma una profunda
impression v decfa: Esos actos
de barbarie seran vengados.
En- los comicios de 1885 ell
pueblo asturiano vot6 a favor
del socialismo y las izquierdas
fre una avalanche de votos con-
ira los fascistas entonces encu-
biertos y una venganza cfvica
contra los matarifes de 1884.
Cuando Franco " la militi-
canalla, con la Falanga, los mo-
ros Y los otros "despcjos", Sc re-
belaron en- julio del a1o pasado,
los miembros de la colonia astu-
riana, juntp con valiosos ele-
mentos de otras regiones, Gu
banos, italianos Y americanos,
Sc colocaron en- la vanguardia
del Comite de Defensa del Fren
tie Popular.
BESIDE entonces han venido
iuchando " ell domingo es su
dia, el 2 de mayo del pueblo leal,
no de los fascistas y sus compin
ches.
La gaceta., 1937-04-27

Bilbao no caera en- las manos
de los facciosos, pero suponien-
do que cayera, la Rep1blica nc
perdera la guerra.
No puede ser vencido un pue-
bio de heroes. Pongamos ell pu-
no en- alto como protesta fren-
te a las salvajadas de los inva.
sores extranjeros, animados por
los enemigos de la vida v la ci-
vilizaci6n.
No comedian importancia
nuestros lectores a esas noticias
que recogen y difunden peri6-
dicos en- "estrecha relaci6n de
amistad" con ell fascismo.
No han tornado a Durango y
va dicen los fascistas, Y de ellos
sc nacen eco SuS amigos, que
las defensas de Bilbao Sc han de
rrumbado.
No hay derrumbe, nj 10 ha-
bra; pero 81 10 hubiese, por un
fen6meno, ell pueblo espanol ne
desmayarfa en- su ohra de re-
denci6n.
Parece que ahora los fascis-
tas empiezan de nuevo a tener
"buena prensa" en- algunos lu-
cares.
Esa clase de "bueAa prensa''
es facil de comprar. No tiene
ideales. iHabla de imparciali-
dad y, sin embargo, arrincona
las noticias leales Y destaca y
"pregona" las facciosas!
La gaceta., 1937-04-27

Acaricien los neutrales y
fascistas, con sus palabras y 81
innoble conducta, a esos que
matan a inocentes, que los ha-
cen pedazos con bombas fabri-
cadas en- los paises que Mussoli-
nj y Hitler tiranizan.
En- esta bora de augusta pa
ra ell pueblo espanol, los neutra-
les y los fascistas Sc regocijan
con las noticias del sacrificio de
seres inocentes.
Claro esta que ocultan su re-
.tgocijo para no exponerse a cier-
tas "desazones"; pero en- ell fon
do cada vez que un minero o un
miliciano muere, ellos quisieran
decir: I'm "rojo" menos.
Rojos llaman los perjuros a
les hombres que sc baten por la
libertad Y la j~usticia; rojos per-
qEe arroiaron las eadenas del
ejercito mandado por energd-
menos Y empunaron los rifles.
La gaceta., 1937-04-27

RodriguW fnoe El
sspasado Joining teatro del
Centre Acknowledgements di-
jo 10 q eusentfa.
La colonia asturiana de Tam
. pa detesta a los fascistas, aun-
que tolera a varios de ellos
que...
ST alguna Influenza tienen
los facciosos IN esa colonia de-
ben perderla.
La mayorfa de los socios uel
Centre, ell SO por ciento, es leal
Lo que lie corresponds a haVel
a los que ven en- ell 2 de mayo
una fiesta reaccionaria, no una
fiesta de libertad, es ~retirarse
tranquilamente a sus casas.
En- la finca Nistal Sc va. a &C.
lebrar ell 2 de mayo de los leales.
de los fieles a la Libertad y la
Republica, no ell de los neutra-
les, fascistas Y sus amigos.
Vaya un apreton de manos
para Ramonin Y los que como e.
piensan.
Evening star., 1937-06-15

invalded home and mustered out Of
the service as disabled.
But Covert was a tough soldier He
recovered in time to enter the Amer
ican service August 6, 1918. He went
back overseas and served until July 5,
1919.
Mustered out OF war service, Covert
re-enlisted in the Regular Army and
served on the Mexican border for
three years, never dreaming he had
lost his citizenship through serving an
allied country.
Along in 1925 he applied for Re-
serve commission. The War Depart
ment looked up his record and ad-
vised him he couldn't have the COM
mission because he had become a
British subject and would have to
be repatriated.
Somewhat miffed, Covert let the
matter drop for the time being.
He wasn't really a British subject
the Canadian authorities held, be-
cause he had taken the American
oath Of allegiance in 1918.
without a Country.
So he remained officially "a man
without a country until yesterday,
when he was repatriated.
Evening star., 1937-06-15
Soldier, Who Lost Citizenship
In Ardor of Var, Repatriated
IMAM Without Country
Solres Mi1.Up That
Began in 1915.

just a year ago William B. Covert,
commander of the National Capital
Chapter of the Disabled American
Veterans, got his bonus for serving in
the United States Army during the
World Ward. Today he was repatri-
ated, again an American citizen!
This eX-soldier, whose experience
is one Of the strangest in veterans
annals, actually lost his citizenship,
although he was born in Evansville,
Ind, AZ years ago. 1t lapsed while
he was with the Canadian army in
France before the United States en-
tered the World War He failed to
regain it through later service with the
American Expeditionary Forces.
His formal repatriation was achieved
yesterday when Justice John M.
Proctor in United States District Court
signed an order declaring the veteran
again citizen Of his native country.
The mix-up started when Covert en-
listed in the Canadian forces Septem-
Der /, 1915.
Disabled, but Fought Again.
He took an oat-1 or alIepiance 70
Evening star., 1937-06-15

Justice Proctor, who also fought at
Vimy Ridge. but didn't lose his citi-
zenship, said 1t was a pleasure to
restore to a man with such a dis
tinguished war record the rights and
privileges OF his native land.
Last night Covert's comrades In
the D. A. v. gave him a dinner In
honor OF his repatriation. John
Chichester. District OF Columbia de-
partment commander, spoke.
Covert is married and lives at 1902
Meridian place.
Evening star., 1937-06-15
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Evening star., 1937-06-15
Glove Industry Important.

The Glove industry Of Zanzibar
yields the bulk Of the worlds sup
ply. The copra industry is next in
importance in the island.
Evening star., 1937-06-15

King George v and the British En-
for six months afterWard.
He went to France and was wounded
so badly at Vimy Ridge that he was
Evening star., 1937-06-15
MRS. RUBYE ZIONCHECK
is HOLLYWOOD BOUND
Widow Of Former Representative
Is Expected to Accept . Film
Studio Contract.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, June Is IP.-
Mrs. Rubye Nix Zioneheck, young
widow IT the late Representative
Marion A. Zioncheck of Seattle was on
her way to Hollywood today, supposed
ly to accept Aim studio contract.
During her one-day stay in San
Francisco she declined to discuss re-
ports she had received several offers
from picture concerns, and that she
had taken several screen tests.
Representative Zioncheck killed him.
Evening star., 1937-06-15
self last year by leApng from his Of
flve window IN = Seattle building.

Honolulu, Hawaii, may have q mil
lion-dollar international airport.
Evening star., 1937-06-15

He took an oatn OF allegiance 4
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-11-05

ago Reports that some have illrg- ally gone nto the meat pots 5f hunters were made. IL is illegal To take Chinese pheasauts at any .tims of the year
 \ committee was appointed to See what an be done about assisting the Alaska game commission in u5- taining live speciments of wolverine. ravens and other animals and birds in return for the elk which were supplied by the Woodland Park Zoo of Seattle. Some specimens have d. ready been delivered. but if addi. tional elk are to be secured. payment will have to be made in live animals and birds from Alaska The commit teemen are Ray Roady. Art Nelson and Emery F. Tobin.
 The possibility of stocking scme island in the vicinity of Ketehilan with Arctic hares. caribou or a spec ies of swamp rabbit which thriyes in wet districts and lives largely in the water. was discussed. A com mittee composed of j. F. Krau8e. Robert Mac Glashan and Hugo schmolck was appointed to look i'm to this matter.
 It was reported that one private mining company has ordered a lot of Chinese pheasants for stocking in the vicinity of it's mine of Prince of Wales island. Another individual has stocked bullfrogs which are hoped to provide meat eventually
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-11-05

Recommendation of adequate fire protection of the records of the U. s. Commissioners offices in the 3rd Division, and that the law prohibit ng minors in pool rooms and liquor dispensaries be more strictly en- forced, were included in a recent report of the Grand Jury at Valdez. "In the matter of the administration of the estates of deceased persons, we deplore an apparent laXity with in the Anchorage Precinct and we recommend that an investigation ge made, said the report.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-11-05
PHEASANTS REPORTED
 KILLED AT WARDS COVE

The elk at Ward cove valley are doing well and there is likely to be an increase in the herd of four next spring-but the Chinese pheas- ants which were liberated last year are apparently suffering at the hands of hunters, according to ob- servations made by members of the Alaska Sportsmen's association at a recent meeting, reports the Ketahi- kan Chronicle.
 The elk are seen regularly and some young broods of pheasants were noticed this spring and sum mer, but the birds are apparently not as numerous as they were a year
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-11-05

ations, not one of which seems even to hint that any attention was paid to the Commissions recommenda- tions.
 That is the rawest kind of dis crimiuation against Alaska sports men, and, as we said before, we cant understand Ira Gabrielson, a westerner with fine record, going along with such a program. His record indicates a broader perspec- tive than that.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-11-05
THE sO-CALLED DUCK
 SEASON CLOSES
Ouneau EnpireJ

(Juneau EmplreJ
 Again the duck season comes to au abrupt end just as shooting gets tI be passing tar. Tomorrow aIJer- noon at o'clock it will be all over Tor another year, and great many hunters will trudge homeward won uer1ng why they were foolish enough to buy dollar duck stamp. They feel that they didn't get their .-oney's worth, especially as they add that other dollar tor a resident
 cense, and they will be entirely justified in feeling just that way.
 Alaska duck hunters do not get any shooting any more tor three
 airing reasons, namely:
 The season is too early, it is too saort and the hours for shooting ase impossible.
 On all three counts, the Alaskan is being Yictimized. He is the goat tor a bunch of regulations which might be fine in the Mississippi Val ley but have no bearing whatsoever on conditions in the Territory where le ducks are actually produced. It sinners down to the plain fact that all Alaska does is raise ducks for the boys Outside to shoot at. We in tae Territory get no consideration. We take what thes boys back in .Eashngton want to give us and like i or lump it as we see fit.
 Across the line in Canada under comparable conditions they are per mltted 50 days shooting, but Alas ka sportsmen are forced to struggle along under impossible 3O-day reg l,lations which gives them virtually nothing in the way of duck shoot ing.
 Here in the Territory, where there are not enough hunters to wad shotgun in comparison with the humber that go out from one of the big gun clubs in the States, we can't start shooting until ! o'clock in the morning and we have to stop at o'clock in the afternoon. The hours possibly are suitable for No yember and December-but we have an open season in October only. h other words we miss both the morn- ing and evening shooting, which all duck hunters know is the only time to get ducks, and our season starts before the flight of ducks actually arrives.
 Bluntly, it is plain discrimination against Alaska hunters, and we are just a little surprised at Ira Gabriel son, head of the Biological Survey, who is an Oregon boy and should know something of conditions in the north. We realize that waterfowl must be given reasonable protection if we are to cintinue to have ducks and geese. But we feel that such protection should be reasonable, and not built on the whim of some Washington bureaucrat who is af- flicted with a save everything complex.
 The regulations for Alaska should be based on the recommendations of the Alaska Game Commission, whose members and staff know conditions in the Territory. Alaskans are per fectly willing to abide by any reg ulations they recommend because they have confidence that they will protect Alaska hunters interests and at the same time give proper protection to waterfowl.
 But we certainly are not in accord with the scheme that apparently is followed year after year-the Com mission makes recommendations, sends them to Washington and the next thing we know we have regul
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-11-05

IN THE UNITED STATES COM MISSIONER'S COURT, WRAN- CELL PRECINCT, FIRST DI- VISION, TERRITORY OF ALAS KA, IN PROBATE. Notice Of Hearing On Final Account
 And Report Of Administrator IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARY D. LINDMAN, DE- CEASED.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that E. A. Lindman, administrator of the estate of Mary D. Lindman, deceas- ed, has made and filed his final ac- count and report, and that objec- tions to same if any there be) will be heard at o'clock in the afternoon of December 21, 1887 in the office of the United States Con- missioner for Wrangel Precinct, at Wrangell, Alaska, at which time the court will adjudicate and declare who the heirs of the deceased per son are.
 Dated at Wrangell, Alaska, Oc- tober 22, 1897.
 RICHARD SURATT,
 U. S. Commissioner & Ex-Officio Probate Judge, Wrangell Precinct. Publication Dates: Oct 22-29, Nov 5, 13.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-11-05
SOURCE OF CHARACTER

Dr. Howard NJ LeSourd, dean Of Boston Uniyersity's graduate school in a recent talk on Home, the Source of Character" argued that parents cannot expect their children to have sturdy, self-reliant charac- ters unless they observe a few i'm portant qualifications for themselves one of which is a willingness to study the responsibilities of parent hood. He suggested giving your child plenty of rope, but keeping a firm grasp yourself on the ropes end"
 Thus it is seen that all over the Nation there is a growing conYic- ton that the home must play it's part in the formation of youths character, if America is to emerge from it's present condition of law lessness-a condition that, it is es- timated, is costing the taxpayers of this country $15,OO0,0O0,0OO annual ly.
 The views expressed by the above educator have been voiced in almost identical form by such famous auth critics on crime as MT. J. Edgar Hoover of the Department of Justice and Warden Lewis E. Lawes of Sing Sing. men whose practical experience with crime and the criminal give them authority to speak with con- viction and finality-Ex.