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La gaceta., 1937-03-09

ner la rabia, Y lie grito, furioso
.-iTampoco I'll 10 sabes!~ la
COLO por la mu1eca.
-Pero eres I'd, que quieres
ser hombre, Ell que tiene que
hacerlo. Las mujeres no nscesi-
tamos Saberlo iIdiota! iIdiota!
Y Sc desprende de mi v EN- :
pieza a dar vueltas bailando a
mi alrededor.
Il Idiota! lIdiotai
De pronto. me siento acometi
do por un cansancio invencible.
como 81 me hubiese levantado
muy temprano.
Hide me salta al cuello. me
doblega Ia cabeza hasta la altu-
IA de la suya, y grita, muy al
borozada:
En- agostO vuelve mn urimo.
La gaceta., 1937-03-09

70, en- l primer asalto, q Little
Boy Saearit, que decia era cam
Fe6n deAO gsomedie de las Caro-
linas. -
Saia le pogo por Ell cnerpo y
con el puiietazo lie puso a dor :
mir, 10 que nadie esperaba.
Joey Raymond de st. Peters
burg, vencio por nocaut tecni-
leo, en- ell tercer asalto, a Danny
Williams, de Kenosha, estado
de Wisconsin.
Jack Long, de Tampa, derro-
t6.por nocaut tecnico, en- ell quin
|to,sa Pop Hardee, de Sarasota.
Tablas Sc decIsEo ell match a
seis assltos .e2Ffe Battling Os :
ar y Joe MEco Ell primero de
Tampa y segundo de Sara
sofa. III
La gaceta., 1937-03-09
ANUNCIESE EN-
"LA GACETA"

y entonces el me 10 ensenara 81
81, en- agosto-..
-iBah!-le digo. sintiendo-
me cast llorar-. iTampoco q
sabe NADIA; nadie 10 sabel To
JUS mlenten.-Y sin darle In
mano nj despedirme, atraveas
corriendo ell jardfn.
Junto a la puerta me alcanza
Hide, que no cabe en- 81 do con-
tenta.
ISL. verdad ?-exclama bur.
landose de mi. iConoue tam
POGO el 10 sabe? Mi primo 10 Ga
be TODD, pues para ESQ 10 est,,dia
y Sc 10 dicen los libros. Lo oue
Gu themes es envidfa porque no 10
saoes' No has hecho mas que
romperne los pantalones
iFaAfsrr6n!
La gaceta., 1937-03-09
MR.. HOUGHTON ARRIgARA
HOY A TAMPA
Brock espera derrotar
abritanico

I'm peso inSles del peso COM
pleto. AL Houghton, arribara
hoy a Tampa para batirse ell jue
YES por la noche, en- Benjamin
Field, con ell joven Barney
Brock, de Panama City, una vic
TINA del vasco Isidoro Gazta-
Bro,l aspyar IN match de
revancha con Gaztanaga y dice
lue 10 consegiira bstiendo an
Sc dice del w7itante que Tom
tes al gladiator britannica.
my Loughran, Ell e~xcampe6n del
reso complete .igero e trajo a
este ~ Y que ma h.eido afro
samente- frente a pug les come
@cny Cancela, Boo Pastor, Red
AIRY, Sonny Eldrldge y Bukh
Rogers.
Brock esta dirigido por Use
Cortez y die que ell ingles ten
dra que cargar con la derrota,
no el.
Allison, ell hombre contrata-
do para pelear con ell cubano
Sixto Morales, arribara tam :
bien hoy.
La gaceta., 1937-03-09
RADIOTELEGRAMAS
pasase miedo, que 81 tendrfa M

pasase miedo, que 81 tendrfa mu
cho cuidado, y que no habia te-
nido miedo ninguno cuando ST.
gui6 haciendole cosquillas por
Ell euerpo arriba-yo repetfa al
pie de la letra TODD 10 que me iba
relatando que le habia hecho ell
primo. Y cuando me TOGO
donde es pecado tocarse.... Ash,
asst lAy!,.. ISL. Ahi...-..-...
i~Dejame
Sc me abraz6 como una loca
y cast cal sobre ella con ell yes
lido TODD revuelto, Y en- aquel
momento senti que TODD Sc bo-
rraba de mi memorial: su NOM
bre, ell jardfn, la botica...... Solo
sentia aquella mano, nvetida ALI
donde la tenia Ell primo; en- aque
LA manO estaba concentrate mi
La gaceta., 1937-03-09

vida entera---.. SDe quien era Ia
mano? iDel primo? mia? 5De
los dos?.--.
-iSigue, Hide, sigue! - lie
grite, furioSo. Pero OF que su
.voz, como 81 viniese de muy le-
jos, me decfa, suSpirando:
-iAh, que hermosa es tn ma
no! iDejala asil IFS mucho mas
hermoso que cuando tengo la
mfa!....
-iE misterio! - grite bra
mando--. iitEl misterio!!
En- aquel momento me pare
.cia verlos a todos delante de mi
a mi padre, a mi madre, a Ferd,
a Leon, a Augusta, a Hide, al
pueblo entero.--
-iiEl misterio!!
Siento SUI brazo ciI6ndome La
La gaceta., 1937-03-09

to, siento que sc acerca a mi y
me dice:
-Eres I'll el que tiene que sa-
berlo. para ESQ eres hombre!
jEnse1amelo!
Y sc sienta junto a mi, que
permanezco mudo, inm6vil, v a.
made:
-Quiero que til me 10 ense-
mes, pues eres mi novio..-
-iDejame!-le digo, malhu-
morado-. Tampoco yo 10 sc y
guerra que til me 10 dijeses-
Entonces ella palmotea muy
allegro y TODD Sc Euelve risa.
-iIdiotal iIdiota
rieRdose de mi y tirandome de
la nariz-. iFanfarr6n! iFan-
farr6n!
he lsyant0 sin poder conte-
La gaceta., 1937-03-09
La Gaceta Folletin No. 81
Ernesto Glaeser
Los QUE TENIAMOS
DOCE AMOS :

asf como ahora, y el me tenfa
eogida con un brazo por Ell talle
-asf, ives?.-y me ~acaricia
ba con una mano Ia rodilla-si,
asf ASH. y luego senti que
subia hacia arriba la mano-
ftso, ESQ! ~ que me acercaba
mucho la boca al dido Y me NOR
dfa en- Ell mollete de la orejay
yo la mordi tambien-, Y no me
hacfa dano, igual que til ahora,
pero me cosquilleaba de un mo-
do muy raro por TODD ell cuerpo.
~ que la habia dicho que NJ
La gaceta., 1937-03-09
.AiuroG odoy peleara hahana
Y con Maurice Strickland
Bob oLp p~elearst frente a Gunar Barluad

New Yofk, Mario 9.--Un 10
grafha a base despdgiles del PC
so complete Sc ofreSera mafana
por' la noche en- el~Hip6dromo,
bajo la direction del fsmoso EN-
presario Mike Jacobs
Arturo Godoy, I'm pugilista
de Chile que hizo tablas con el
negro leroy Haynes y ell italia
no al Ettore, tendra de contra
rio q Maurice Strickland, una
0eciente import&neia de Nueva
Zelandia. Sera un combate a 10
asaltos.
"A Godoy, a ATlien los eXbertos
colocan entire los gladiadores
mediocres, pelea sin tenor y
todos sus "boAts" en- este pals
han resultado muy interesan :
ties. Els del tipe aggressive, pega
desde todos los angulos y hace
frente a su rival sin cederle te-
La gaceta., 1937-03-09
NOTICIAS De PEL0TA
LAS PRACTICAs DE Los ROJos

Volvieron a practicar aver,
\ Plant Field, los rojos de Gin
cinnati.
Ell jueves por la manana Sc
lgara I'm desafio entire los pc
loteros del Club.
Viene llamando mucho la a :
tenci6n del director Dresser la
habilidad de Eddie Miller, un ju
gador de cuadro. Su 'tfilde0'' es
cast perfecto.
Hasta ell jueves no arribara
ell nuevo administrators general
del Cinci, Mr.. Warren Giles.
La gaceta., 1937-03-09

reno.
Strickland ha peleado en-
y desde ALI diceh que
Ma. "a con muchas dureza y es
NilIgo. Las apuestas Sc hallar
a4uel del ehieno, en- proper
icidbb. s a 5.
Anel combate semifinal, Bor
OHM que ha in gresad0 en- la ca
tegoria de pesA complete, ten
dra de contrarioa' Gunnar Bar.
iund, Ell finlandes. BarluRd, que
aspira a la corona, sufrp agui
una derrota inesperada, hace
pocos dfas, a menos de Nathan
Mann. Los apostadores han es-
cogido como favorito al finlan-
dies.
Walter Rood, peso medic de
Astoria, Sc batirf a ocho asal-
tos con Roscoe Manning, de Ne
wark.
La gaceta., 1937-03-09
KID CHOCOLATE PELEARA
ESTA NOCHE

New York, Mario 9.-Esta
noche, en- la Arena Broadway,
de Brooklyn, ell negTito Kid Che
colate, de Cuba, Sc batira con
Bernie Friedkin, EN- la pelea
''estrella."
Chocolate ma ganado todas
las peleas sostenidas en- los Ill
limos meses con adversarios de
la segunda fila.
La gaceta., 1937-03-09
es1palda.

espalda.
-iMe quieres?
-llPronto, dime Ell secreto!!
-sQu9 secreto? Isl yo no 10
Sc!
-iHilde !-exclamo, soltan =
dola y escondiendo La cara en- Ia
terra. Entire la hierba. que sc
me mete por los dientes, lie girl
to:
-sC0mo que no 10 sabes?
No me has dicho que 10 sabfas
TODD?
-No-replic6 ella ,levantan-
dose. pues ctuando llegamos a
donde te conte, nos llamaron pa
"a cenar.-.
No sc cuanto tempo tarde en-
hablar. Tambien Hide me ha-
bia engafadO. al cabo de un ra-
La gaceta., 1937-03-09
SPENCER CON
LOS GIGANFDES

Habanas Mario 9.-Firm6 a.
yer su contrato con los Gigan :
ties, Ell joven Roy Spencer, ter
Ger catcher del team que dirige
Terry. Spencer Sc negaba a fir
mar a menos que Sc lie diera la
seguridad de que no serfa tras-
pasado a otro team en- ell pre- :
sente afo.
La gaceta., 1937-03-09

Florida, los peloteros del club
Filadelfia, liga Nacional. En- ell
grupo de avanzada figuran Blu
ckey Waters, Hal Kelleher, Eel
mer Burkhart, Hugh Mulcahy,
Pete Sivess, Charley Knapp, H.
Miller, Jack Benninghoff y Ell
mer Gross.
La gaceta., 1937-03-09
LOS BROWNS EN-
SAN ANTONIO

San Antonio, Texas, Mario 9
-Hicieron aver sus primeros e.
jercicios en- ell terreno de pelo-
ia de esta ciudad los Browns de
st. Louis, dirigidos por ell vete-
La gaceta., 1937-03-09
FRANCKIE SAIA ACOSTO
A SAFRAIT

Sarasota, Mario 9.-El zur-
do italiano Franckie Saia, de
Memphis y esta ciadad, puso a
dormir anoche con IN pufteta .
La gaceta., 1937-03-09
CON Los GUAM ES

Mr.. HougAton ell ingles y Mr..
Allison ell de las Carolinas arri-
oaran hoy.
Para oponente del britanico
SO ha escogido al amable mucha
dho Barney Brock, de Panama
City, y para rival de Allison al
valiente cubano Sixto Morales.
81 Mr.. Allison es campe6n de
dos estados Y sabe boxear y pc
gar, Morales era campe6n Gu
bano y no lie teme a ning1n indi
viduo de 1876 libras.
1Cuantas victorias tendra en-
su haber ell pGgil de Inglaterra
protegido de Tony Loughran?
Jim Downing habfa anuncia-
do que pelearfa en- ell programa
del jueves Little Boy Safrait, de
las Caroiinas.
Anoche, en- Sarasota, Fran :
ckie Saia con un puhetazo, en- ell
primer asalto, lie trio por la
cuenta de diez.
Esa victoria indica que Sa :
frait.--.- pertenece a la novena
fila de su division.
La gaceta., 1937-03-09

Ei Kid Chocolate se~ha dedi-
cado a las peleitas faeiles y cast
tedas las semanas lleva a su te-
soro una pequena bolsa.
AEs preferible u. bolsa peque
na, dice Ell KID, 4 aspirar a una
grande y.perdef ell tempo en- IS
perS de que llegue.
HAZE algunos amos ell negrito
era I'm astro en- la division del
peso de pluma.
Fue cssg aspire, sin
6xito, al trono del peso hgero.
NADIA sab&mos de las futuras
I~actiyidades d Chino Alvarez.
Ell ChinitoadescaRsa descap :
sa, y ademafse prepara para Ell
estilo de hdmbres pmo Nor :
ment QuarleL or
Lou deSsansa tam :
bien yed.a, conyencido de
que La arsciones de Alvarez
a la cora1a Sc han extDhguido
.por complete.
Tiene ell Chino una murslla
Ssu cafnino: Ell rubio Quarles.
La gaceta., 1937-03-09
Roger Hornsby.

rano Roger HornSby.
Lou Koupal, ell pitcher de la
Costa del Pacffico. firm6 aver
su contrato y Sc declare satisfe-
cho. Hornsby no quiso discutir
las condolences.
La gaceta., 1937-03-09

Arturo Godoy, seg1n los ex-
pertos de New York, es I'm boz
xeador mediocre, pero sabe ha-
Ger interesantes todas sus Pc
leas.
81 sabe crear ell interes del es
pectador, no es tan mediocre co
mo dicen los inteligentes.
Ell chileno tendra de rival ma
mana por la noche a I'm pdgil
traido de las Antfpodas, de Niue
va Zelandia,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
Stockton Prepares
LegiOn's Welcome

STOCKTON, Cal, July 20. U.P)-
Stockton prepared today to well
come 10000 visitors to the state
department convention of the Am
erican Legion August 7 to II with
assurances that $500 of the guests
will be musicians and there will
be sufficient martial music for ev-
erybody.
Joseph Long of Riverside, presi-
dent of the legion's musical organ
ization commission, said more than
60 drum and bugle corps and IL
bands will participate in conven-
ton events. Thirty drum corps and
10 bands will compete for depart
ment titles.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
POST>PRESS CLASSIFIED ADS
LegdLs
s u Nj M o N s
M I1Rn2

SUM MONS
No. 1862
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION
DISTRICT Plaintiff
BERNICE SHAW, MARJORIE
SHAW, ct al, Defendants
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREET
INGS TO:
BERNICE SHAW, MARJORIE
SHAW, HELEN SHAW VIRGINIA
E. SHAW, IRVING II. SHAW, Mrs.
OTTILIA EBERLI and JOHN DOE
EBERLI, JOHN DOE, JANE DOE,
RICHARD ROE, JOHN DOE COM
PANY, a Corporation, and RICH
ARD ROE COMPANY, a Co-part-
nership, Defendants.
YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED
TO APPEAR AMI answer the Com
plant in an action entitled as above,
brought against you in the Superior
Court of the County of Imperial,
State of California, within ten days
after the service on you of this
Summons-if served within this
county; or within thirty days if
served elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said plaintiff
will take judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the COM
plant, as arising upon contract, or
plaintiff will apply to the Court
for any other relief demanded in
the Complaint.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
County CT Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, this 10Th day of April, 1887
w. ]. McCLELLAND,
County Clerk
BY CITHA LAMSON,
| (SEAL Deputy Clerk
J2O 27 A 3 10 II "a 81 S IA q
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19

and Wednesday; slightly cooler ex-
treme north portion Wednesday;
northwest wind.
Southern California - Generally
fair tonight and Wednesday but
morning fog ON coast and locally
unsettled east portion with after
noon thunderstorms high noun
tains; little change in temperature;
light to moderate northwest wind
off the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
Worldwide Radio
Station Planned

WASHINGTON, July 20. U.P)-
Examiner George H. Hill recon-
meuded today that the federal
commission ap-
prove the application of the Cen
eral Electric company to construct
an international radio broadcast
station at Belmont, Calf.
According to the examiners re-
port, the station would operate on
frequencies of $3.50 kilocycles and
1880 kilocycles with the power
of 20 kiloWatts.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
Yankees Release
Johnny BrOaca

ST. LOUIS, July 20. U.P)-The
New York Yankees recalled pitcher
Kemp Wicker from their Newark
farm of the international league
today to replace Johnny Broaca who
deserted the team without notice
in Cleveland Sunday.
Manager Joe Mccarthy suspend
ed Broaca indefinitely and fined
him $3.50. 1t is not considered likely
that he will have a chance to re-
turn, even If he wants to- He has
had a sore arm all season and had
won but one game while losing
four.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
LSIras

TWO MARE mules, one black, one
buckskin, halters on. Between
Seeley and Dixieland since Sat.
Call Whites Service Station,
Seeley or C. f. Miller, l284-J, Ell
Centro J23
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19

TUESDAY night and wednesday with
low clouds or fog night and morn
ing; seasonable temperature with
little change; gentle to moderate
southeast to southwest wind.
Salinas Valley-Fair tonight and
Wednesday; cooler with morning
fog north portion Wednesday;
northwest wind.
San joaquin Valley-Fair tonight
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19

SAN DIEGO, Cal, July 20. WP)
Romance came nigh for Josie
OtWell and Jerry Schwartz, they
told police today. The couple was
robbed of $12 in cash and their au-
tomobile keys after they had park
ed in the moonlight on Sunset
cliffs.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
.h{atM:
Local Temperatures,

Local Temperatures
data compiled by Howard EN-
mons, observer for the official
United States weather bureau sta
lion at Ell Centro.D
Maximum Monday ....................... 108
Minimum Tuesday ........................ II
Reading at Noon Tuesday
Temperature ................................. IO4
Humidity ...........-......................... As
Reading at 5 am. Tuesday
Temperature .................................. 78
Humidity Observation-Disclosures. 67
Reading at 5 pm. Monday
Temperature ................................. 101
Humidity Observation-Disclosures. 80
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
% For Sale. MiscetianeOats

SCREEN sleeping room for yard.
535 Wensley J22
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19

FIVE ROOM mouse Gear). Hard
wood floors. Screen sleeping
porch, $230O month. Water paid.
Apply 1O40 South Seventh J16TF
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19

RETAIL DAIRY for sale. Seymour
Dairy, Westmorland. J26
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19

LASGE MODERN house trailer for
sale. P. o. Box 791, Ell Centro,
or Santa Fe Club, p mile east
on Holtville highway. J22
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19

FOR RENT furnished house at 642
Brighton st.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
Rooms For ReHI

ROOMS for men so cents up
Weekly rate $500 up. Air-cooled
lobby. Del Rio Hotel, AL Main,
phone All. J22
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19

UNFURNISHED HOJSE for rent.
1926 Broadway. Phone SPAIN.
(Jl6-tf)
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19

THE BEST rIELD FLOAT and
Steel VS. Tor the money are at
McDanier6. 1881 Main, FL Centro.
Replacement Discs.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19

"Yeah? Well bet my Pops been Investigated by the
Senate income tax committee times than yourse
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
II Real Estate for Sale

HOUSE IN JACUMBA. room
house, bath, garage. Electricity.
For rent for season. See Mrs. T.
A. Howard. Seelely. J2l
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-10-15
SENATOR MCCLELLAN
GETS INTO BATTLE
Takes Sides Against Governor Brown
ing in Memphis Affair; Sees
Personal Venom

Nashville, Tenn, Oct. Is (AP)-Unlt
ed States Senator Kenneth Mcclellan
lined up on the side of E. H. Crump
today in the current political strift
between Governor Gordon Browning
and the Shelby county (Memphis) or
ganl alton chieftain.
The senior senator issued state
ment from aboard transatlantic
liner yesterday asserting the COVER
nor's county unit vote primary plan
now pending in the legislature seems
aimed at me-"
Mcclellan, who arrived in New York
from Europe, said he would try to be
in Nashville Monday. He added he
had asked State Senator Hugh Clark
to "let me be heard before action is
taken"
The veteran west Tennesseean's &C
ton brings Tennessee's four most
conspicuous politicians into the fight,
Browning, Crump, Mcclellan and Sen
ator George Berry, who arrived Wed
nesday.
Berry has been active in behalf of
Brownings cause, but not publicly
conspicuous in the contest.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-10-15
ONCE UPON OCT. 18TH.

There is no legend more popular
than that the beautiful siren is the
most important arm of military in
tellioence services, and that the great
est of all the lady spies in skirts ana
cut of them was Mata Harl, VINO was
executed by firing squad in the
fortress of Vincennes, Paris, ~ years
ago today.
There is good evidence that Britain
which was the best spy service OF any
nation, does not use women opera
tives The memoirs of great secret
service chiefs are studded with PROOFS
Of the inferiority of women as SPIES
and for very simple reasons.
AS for Matt Hari who was born
Margaret Zelle in Holland, Richard
Wilmer Rowan sums her up in his
brilliant study, 1.-THE Story of Secret
Service" thusly:
Her notoriety as a spy in the
World War was mainly an outgrowtn
Of the theatrical fame of the Japanese
temple dancer For all her expert
ments in espionage, she is scarcely a
footnote to the history of military
secret service; but she became an i'm
portant pawn in a typical sordld IN
trigue of French civil and army poll
ticians in 1856.
"Whatever this woman's deflclen-
cies as a secret agent, she continues
to excel all records as an inspiration
of romantic nonsense. It has never
been difficult in her case to sift out
the facts from the persevering legends
Yet whole volumes have been devot-
ed to her exploits with such compre-
hensive suppression of truth, it would
seem the biographers had never heard
of her prewar reputation and were
chivalrously bent on saving a wife
and mother from malicious canard
"Mata Hari was never an effec
tual operative of the German Intelh
gence Service. Before a French court
martial :. she made out a strong
case for herself. She had not beer
an active spy at all, but the courtesan-
confidant of certain German officials
Some of these gentlemen had hit upon
the thrifty scheme of paying for their
reaction out of secret service funds
But when the subterfuge was detected
the luxury had to be liquidated; and
the dancer was transmitted into the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-10-15

York
fTA BY. "A ,4.
JdmcSAS@ell

New York, Oct 15-Portrait of a
New Yorker: He is eduated, soft
spoken, fifty-old enough to know
better. He is fanatic, although you
might know him for months without
once suspecting that he was the least
bit wacky.
He has a good job, devoted wife
and three children And in the mat
ter of the children his peculiar obses-
sion energies. He is a nut on the
subject of progressive schools; he
has enrolled his unfortunate offspring
in such a variety of weird and lad
vanced" institutions that it will be a
miracle if they ever, in later life, re-
cover from their upbringing.
He lived in small town until his
third child was born. Up to that
time he never had any notions about
education for the youngsters other
than those held by normal fathers.
But Manhattan, which does things to
most people exposed to its varied vir-
uses, managed to inOculate this other
wise admirable man with the "pro-
gressive school, bug.
First he sent his children to a
school which scorned old-fashioned
subjects such as reading and sums
When his oldest child was nine he
could not tell the time of day or make
change from a dollar-but he knew all
about Havelock Ellis and how to
sculp futurist nudes in clay. This
school was abandoned, after. a couple
of years in favor of one even more
advanced.
The curriculum of the second tenn
pie of learning included courses in
nudism in which the tots sat about
shiveringly unclad, Extra Sensory
Perception i'm which cards were dealt
face down and the children allowed
to guess what the pastebOards were
going to reveal and administration
Culture The first school had had
the faintest traces of discipline for
the students, but now all this tory
nonsense was tossed overheard. No
child must be corrected, no matter
what the provocation.
In class, the youngsters were en-
couraged to obey their slightest whims
if they wished to lie down on the
floor during a seminar and nap, or
if the spirit seized them to break out
in merry whistling or singing while
teacher was talking, that was okay
Teacher paused and waited until the
impulse had been completely gratified
Once the headmaster, hearing that
Our Subject had mildly reproved on:
of his children for building a log fire
in the center of the living room floor
telephoned and sternly reprimanded
him. Our subject, promised, in flu
ture, to be good.
Along about this time Our Subject
heard of a school that was to the
others what Darwin was to Calvin
Here was an outfit which dispensed
with books altogether and developed
the souls of it's students through rhy-
TIM dancing and chants. All three
children were packed off to it at once
The only variation in the curriculum
was an hour a. day devoted to deve-
lopment of the muscles of the eye
During this period the students stared
and rolled their eyes into glass prisms
and cubes and many-faceted geometric
: blocks.