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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27
The Family Doctor
Doubts, Fears, Obsessions Disturb
 Mental Health Of NeurOtic Patient
T. M. Res. U. 6. Pat on.

world too hard. He desires security, refuge, and lack of responsibility without loss of respect.
 These people sometimes develop disturbances of digestion which give them a quite comfortable or mild invalidism. With this, they obtain a certain amount of freedom from responsibility and struggle with the world.
 Sometimes these people develop different types of complaints sym bolizing mental dificulty, fear or Illustration. Psychonalysts say that a woman who fears constantly that her husband may throw away all his money may, as a result develop serious constipation.
 Another type of neurotic may be driving and ostentatious because he has found that through illness he may maintain the Upper hand" in his household. A person confronted with a situation that is too much for him, may solve his difficulties by retreat into chronic invalidism. Many such people have alternating periods of depression and restless ness so that their characters may seem exceedingly unstable.
 Early detection and understand ing of every case of nervous in- stability is important so that proper mental hygiene may be practiced promptly. This may mean the dif- ference between recovery and com plete mental breakdown.
 As worries accumulate. hours and hours of sleep may be lost. Further more, people affected are usually those beyond middle age. They do not have the powers of recupera- ton of younger persons. o
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27
Democrat Fashions
OVERWHELMING SLIP
 HAS PRINCESS LINES

Who but Claire Tilden would plan such e beautifully tailored and asy-to-make model as thiSl If you'd like Q slip that will fit smooth- ly under your most form-fitting frocks, here's the answer to all your fashion problems - Pattern 6l7l Sleek princess lines will mold your figure in the new silhouette, while . brassiere. .efect top Is further en- ilanced by dainty shoulder-straps Claire Tiiden suggests that you make your slip of one fabric alone, or contrast the yohes in dainty lace "--and choose q tubbable synthetic, crepe, satin, or nainsook for mate. rial. Detailed Sewing Guide ace companies this pattern.
 Pattern 6i7 Is cut in misses and women,s sizes i4, 16, ie, 90, 32, 34, 90, Se, 70, 42 and ~. Size i0 re- auires 2 l.4 yards 30 inch fabric and i.4 yard 30 Inch all-over lace.
 send FIFTEEN CENTS tiDc) in coins or stamps tpreferably colns) for this pattern. WRITE CLEAR. LY SIZE, NAME. ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 Send orders to the Waterbury Democrat Pattern Department.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27
MODERN MENUS
 '1s--,t''- - ,,as, z
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX NEA service Stsff Writer
 Winter Red Sherbet .r.. fday.xao "A fn Hl

One pound lcranberries, ? cups wa- ter, 1 i-2 cups sugar, 3-4 cup orange juice, juice 1 lemon, grated rind l-2 orange, pinch salt, 2 egg whites.
 Cook cranberries in water for 10 minutes, ther, rub through coarse sieve. Measure pulp. You need ex- actly 2 cups, 50 add 8 litle water If needed to make that much. Add sugar to hot cranberry pulp and juice mixture, then all the other juices, salt and rind. Cool. Beat egg whites until stiff and dry. Fold into cranberry mixture Poul into ice cream freezer. Pack in 8fparts ice to one. part rock salt. Turn slowly. To insure a fine grain in sherbet, slow turning is necessary <, When sherbet begins to. ,stiHe11, remove dasher, and drain of water from salt. Rspack, covering securely and leaving out the dasher. Now pack tn 4 parts ice to 1 part rock salt. Stand. packed iri ice, for .,2 hours before serving, Pass fresh lady fingers with this dessert. '.' tT. .s%y' <. Z (.
 Baked fanberry Pudding < ttD (serves 6eto 1B).fi. +,3
 Two cups eranberries. ,l}cup wa- ter,i r 1l8 cups sugar. ls2 teaspoon cinnamon, 1-8 teaspoon nutmeg, l-2 cup coaryely chopped walnuts. X ~,
 Wash and pick over craliberries. Use art eight-inch glass baking dish. Place the cleaned crahberries in. t.. Combine sugar and water, then pour over cranberries. over the dish and bake in moderately hot oven (400 deg. FL for 45 minutes. Then iin- cover and sprinkle with, cinnamon, nutmeg, but do not stir. Return to oven for another IS minutes. Just before serving, sprinkle nut meats evenly over the top. Serve warm. Here's simple one that Is red and welcome. Line a round dish with halves of fresh lady fingers or slices of sponge cake. over the bottom of the dish with broken pieces or crumbs Then mash some of the red cinnamon stick candy canes still hanging on the Christmas tree. Mash to fine powder. Beat cream until slightly stiff, add cinnamon stick powdered and beat until stiff. Turn into sponge cake circle and set In refrigerator for hours. It's grand and not too fancy eating.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27

This Is the fourth in series in which Dr. Fishbein discusses cause, effect and treatment In cases of Nervous Breakdown.
 
 (No. 4O7)
 BY DIR. MORRIS FISHBEIN Editor, Journal of the American Medical Association, and of
 Hygeia. the Health Magazine Followers of modern psychologist ideas characterize the psychasthe- nics, who are marked by an easily fatigued mind, as sufferers from a "compulsion neurosis," as doubts, fears and obsessions trouble the mind of patients. Consider the mental attitudes ot two workers who have been called lon the carpet for an interview in the head office. One prepares for the worst. He knocks on the door timidly, and walks in with his knees shaking. He is licked before he starts. Two audience rooms ar ranged so that the visitor will have to walk a long way across the floor before he reaches the dictator's desk. Timid people are ready for the worst before the first syllable is spoken. The person with confidence in himself and in his work may feel a slight apprehension at first, in the nature fo being keyed up. The moment the first word is spoken, he finds he is quite capable of talk ing care of himself.
 
 Psychologists have classified neu- rotics in various ways. There is the neurotic who is submissive, resigned and placid, because he finds the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27
SILVER CRAFTMANShlP
 BECOMING POPULAR

Philadelphia, tUP)-- --More hand- made silver was produced in the United States during the past year than during any other corresponding period of the nations history, E. Ai- berta Brenner, connected with Q large silver company, told the Phila- delIihia Rotary club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27
TOMORROW'S MENU

Breakfast--.C Grapefruit cn haig- shell, spanish ofnelet, toasted rye bread. coffee, milk.
 r.ucheon scailcped tomatoes and onicf1 buttered toast chocolate brownies, stewed pears, tea, milk. N Dinner -saute of beef heart, imagined potatoes, carrots and peas. lettuce and grapefruit ealad. baked cranberry puddlng. cCnee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27
Caroline Chatfield
Say To-day

There's Scant Satisfaction in Any Human Relation
 ship That Has to Be Hidden; Particularly Is This
 True of Secret Marriage Which involves Hus-
 band and Wife in Network of Deception and Separates Them When They Should Be Together. DEAR MISS cHATFTE1D: regular guy spoiled parents don't like and @ ae marrying me- my problem am in the midst of course training finish few months and have no support we seems to me we married s my mnd the s Is big decision and I want to make a wise one w. B. ANSWER
 court trouble? Were you to temptation girls naturally be ndsnant with and con work and hack n S man ten @ them that You prove goods by you hold the position that's offered You you the salary will less support wife on it. You have nos to osr 2 s or happiness and hers should she accept the offer and marry yo
 The greatest incentive saving something much which can't have until the money in the much eredvsn Wi Furthermo speaking stolen girl will have self respect more position with the determination things contribute to peace of mind.
 speaking there's not much comfort satisfaction in any human that has 5 be hidden vo parGq s s a dee ee % fellows Husband and wife must masquerade either And they start off on the wrong foot Ue treated with more conderato there frequently lifted eyebrows and sig questions every hand
 don't make any trade that has be kept in
 CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27
The Democrats Service Bulletins
 MARRIAGE LAWS IN THE UNITED STATES

tlRcate of freedom from venereal disease? Which states recognize common Jaw" marriages? Which states require divorced persons to present a copy of the divorce de- cree before a marriage license will be issued? Which states prohibit or restrict the remarriage of divorced persons?
 All these questions are answered for each state and territory of the U. s. in the newly compiled "A = page Booklet MARRIAGE LAWS IN THE UNITED STATES. If you want this handy reference work, send the coupon below, with a dime enclosed, for your copy:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27
Ho7e, To Keep WeU
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27

December 27.- Dear Fashion Editor of The Democrat
 All the southern resort clothes we've been writing about and secretly oong ahng about ten times as lovely against background of brilliant sunshine white sand and tropical flowers they in New York fashion shows m der Keig lights And you know how handsome they were then. ."
 All of our favortes here too Obviously the women who are vacatonng the south actually bought the things we've been recommending.
 Almost everyone travels hreepiece suit She brings e. m sweaters to suit skirt just in the weather should the top coat whenever anything neaV than paste wool needed (Some however arrive In twope chunky fur ackets-and look elegant too
 Among clothes onepece paysus of fine wool flannel seem The neatly tailored shorts are In one piece with the classic Crystal buttons fasten the front Of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27
DEAR MISS CHATFELD:

Don't bargain anything you can't for don't make that has to be kept in the dark
 CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27

Are you of age to marry in your state, and if not, in what states? VIII consent oi your parents or guardian be required? Can you marry your cousin in your state? If not, can you go to another state and marry him or her? In Which states and territories are inter- racial marriages legal? Which states require no waiting period before inssuance of license? Which require no waiting period after issuance of license and be- fore the ceremony? Under what conditions Is permission from a judge of a court necessary to a marriage? Which states require an examination, affidavit, or cer-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27

Answer Better have e formal consolation with your butcher and
 gardener as well hs your h4ir hresS- or. If tiie mailman ie available per- i1aps he could contribute something send stamped envelope bearing your nddress, and abk for iiiatfuctiOng for care of the Hair. Yosl should take on iodils ration.
 sCOpyrisht iee7, John y. 1illo co.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27

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Evening star., 1937-05-26

machine lathe. Bookkeeping machine
parts furnished gears for the four
shafts. Two blow torches will gen
crate steam In double copper boilers
and her stacks will serve as exhausts.
On one charge Of fuel the Queen
Mary will be able to run more than
an hour, as she carries her own water
pump system.
No mere boys plaything is such
q model, but the product Of a pains
taking devotee. Also in the model
fraternity is President Roosevelt. A
well-known surgeon, physician. bank
er, naval officer, draughtsman or q
postman will work over his models late
into the night. He will spend two
years on single reproduction that.
when sold. will scarcely repay the
time, much less the money spent.
For six months he will wait arrival
of specifications on a certain part
from abroad.
Correct scale models ranging from
inches to feet, dating back before
the fifteenth century and running
the gamut from Chinese junks to
the United States battleship Texas,
Evening star., 1937-05-26
YHEN completed, the Queen
Mary under construction
' by Carl Swanteson, q ma

trimmest model cruising under her
own power in Tidal Basin waters and
as exact a miniature Of the famous
liner as it is physically possible to
make.
Since last September, Swanteson, an
old hand at matchmaking even before
he built a miniature Of the Maure-
tania iii 1881, has been working in
spare time on the 6-foot Queen Mary
that will weigh go pounds when ready
to launch Although only q third
way finished, she is fast taking form
as the coming queen Of local models.
From a piece of S-by-3-inch white
pine was followed the bottom. Then
rose her sides, also Of pine. The
entire superstructure, which lifts of
to permit access to the engines, has
been made Of sheet metal. Three
shining copper stacks ribbed with tiny
steel bands rake majestically aft.
Grilled ventilators of aluminium
have been soldered to the decks and
from miniature davits will hang "a
perfectly scaled life boats. With the
patience Of Job, Swanteson has bored
thousand port holes in her hull. the
majority Of which are glazed with
isinglass.
All of this is being constructed
from specifications of official plans.
The scale is one to ITO.
Four-bladed quadruple propellers,
handmade from brass, will be turned
by a midget two cylinder double action
reciprocating engine which Swanteson
has assembled from his work on a
Evening star., 1937-05-26

are now on display by the Ship Model
Makers Club of Washington in Offices
Of the Canadian Pacific Railway and
will be there through Saturday.
It Is the seventh annual ex-
hibition Of the club, that has an ac-
tive membership Of 30 enthusiasts.
Capt. Dudley w. Knox, United States
Navy. and John A. Remon, chair.
man Of the Presidents Cup regatta.
are sponsors Of the show, which will
be open to the public throughout the
day,
Evening star., 1937-05-26
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
If constipated
Take This Tin

Here's one Of the friendliest tips
one can give another-how to really
relieve Constipation. 1t is simply this:
One or two E-z Tablets taken when
bilious, due to Constipation, are amaz-
1ngly effective yet So mild and
gentle. II you haven't felt good
for sometime have headaches,
tired feeling, no pep, you may be
suffering from Intestinal Fatigue,
commonly called Constipation. II so,
E-z Tablets are what you need. You
get so little E-Z Tablets for 25c. At
s.4H good drug stores.
Evening star., 1937-05-26

National Capital Park and Planning
Commission. said yesterday.
Nolen said the interested sroups are
being asked to give the Advisory Com
mittee gathering information for the
Auditorium Commission, set up by
Congress. data on the total number Of
gatherings held In recent years in
Washington; their size and . list Of
organizations and national conven-
tions that were turned away for lack
Of proper facilities.
Nolen said that che amount Of ex-
hibit space to be required is An i'm
portant factor, and data on this are
being sought. The business and civic
Evening star., 1937-05-26
AUDITORIUM PLAN
WIDELY FAVORED
Civic and Business Leaders for
Municipal Center Site, Says
Nolen.

Civic and business leaders generally
favor erection of 4 suitable auditorium
on the Municipal Center site at Third
street and Constitution avenue, John
Nolen, jr., director Of planning Of the
Evening star., 1937-05-26
'TAK0MA EX.TREASURER
PAROLED BY GOV. NICE
Bryan Davis Was Sentenced to Six
Years for Embezzling
Public Funds.

Bryan Davis. former clerk and
treasurer for the Town of Takoma
Park, Md. serving six-year sentence
for embezzlement of public funds, was
paroled yesterday by Gov. Harry w.
Nice, according to the Associated
Press.
The parole was granted on the rec
ommendation of Stedman Prescott Of
Rockville. former States attorney for
Montgomery County and now State
Senator.
Davis was dismissed from Office and
convicted for embezzlement of ap-
proximately $4,000 in town funds.
He was sentenced on February 18,
1885.
Evening star., 1937-05-26
Voters Have Council, No Town.

MYRTLE BEACH, S. C.-Voters
elected Council of three yesterday.
and, at the same election, defeated,
$50 votes to 1856, 2 proposal to incor-
porate. So the Council has no town to
govern.
La gaceta., 1937-08-02

pues de haber pagado todas las
deudas, inclusive los intereses
de los emprestitos legftimos.
Esto, que parece no tener impor
tancia, es, sin embargo, funda-
mental para la historic, porque
evidencia la riqueza de aquel
pals Y la honradez de los hon.
bres que constitufan Ell llamado
gobierno revolucionario de
Grau San Martin.
Els de advertir tambien que
en- aquellos meses nunca pudo
hacer eefectivos integrament
ell gobierno sus ingresos por
concepto de impuestos, debido
al estado de miseria v anar-
qufa de la naci6n.
Hecho tan significativo, a.
rroia sohre los gobiernos per-
La gaceta., 1937-08-02
La GAcETA
~
DTAZ CON SAN.
TANA

La Academia del professor
Jim Downing anuncia otro pre-
grama de aficionadoss para Ell
iueyes y menciona en- primera
lila a Raymond Dfaz, ell lisiado
|A West Tampa, teniendo de
sontrario a Nick Santana, de
Key West.
Diaz sabe pegar con las dos
manos y es una de las mas spopu
ares figuras de Benjamin
Field.
Hace algunas semanas San
|tana xpeuvo una pelea sensa-
sionaI con Joe Menendez.
Una pelea de revancha Sc ha
concertado entire Tom WEIGH,
de Boston, y Harry Dowell, Ell
diestro muchaeaho de Zephyr
hills.
La gaceta., 1937-08-02

sigma de Machado y proces6 a
sanguinario militar.
Su labor como s~eeretario de
Justicia, no fue muy acertada,
seg6n ell rumor publico.
Manuel Despaigne, coronef
de la Guerra de Independence,
patricia inmaculado'', proto-
|tipo del criollo honrado y sano,
|fue designado secretario de Ha-
|cienda. Y 10 hizo bien, dentro
de la estructura de una Repd-
|blica burguesa. Despaigne no
permiti6 que Sc filtrara un So
10 centavo del tesoro nacional.
'Cuando a los cuatro nleses y pi-
co renunci6 Grau San Martin,
existfan en- billetes " metalico
siete millones de d6lares en- la
Tesoreria de la Rep6blica. des-
La gaceta., 1937-08-02

numerosos campesinos y obre-
ros, especialmente de la raza ne
Igra.
Para decirlo con toda exacti-
tud, Guiteras fue Ell Pillar basico,
|despues del presidente de la Re-
pdblica, de aquel gobierno.
Del Rio Balmaseda fue otro
de los ministries de Grau, en- la
cartera de Justicia. FL doctor
Del Rio Balmaseda tenia un hon
roso antecedente: ell haber pro-
cesado al comandante Arsenic
Ortiz, jefe militar de la provin-
cha de Oriente, que habia come
lido numerosos crfmenes. Del
Rio Balmaseda, que a la saxon
era juez en- Santiago de Cuba,
reinado con TODD su terror Ell,
machadato desobedeci6 Ia con-
La gaceta., 1937-08-02

sonalistas de la Repdblica la
suposici6n-la confirmation,
dire--de haber sido exaccio-
nadores en- alto grade del pue
bio y estafadores del tesoro
nacional en- provecho propio.
supuesto que Sc entregaron ell
'gobierno unos a otros con las
areas nacionales vacias.
Gustavo Moreno, lider de
la Union Revolucionaria v lu-
.chador incansable contra ell
machadato, ocup6 la Secreta-
ria de Comunicaciones. More
no era otro de los elementos
mas valiosos de la Revoluci6n.
Su labor como secretario en- ell
gabinete de Grau, ha sido cons
tructiva y, por 10 mismo elo-
giada por todos.
La gaceta., 1937-08-02

dfa II de agosto, entire Ell peli-
rrojo italiano Carl Guggino, daa
barrio de Ellinger, y un habil
p1gil del peso ligero. Lew Field
man, de New York.
Feldman derrot6 a Guggiap
en- un %encuentro, Y despues Gu
gino 10 derrot6 a el, seg1n sd
nos iforma.
Entire las victimas del neo-
yorqrino figuran tales boxea-
dores como Mike Belloise, Petey
Sarron, Bat Battalino, Leonar-
do del Genio, Novment Quarles,
Red Cochrane, Howard Scott,
Eddie Zivic Y Ell prspio Guggi-
no.
La intenci6n del empresario
Jim Downing es contratar al
+vencedor como oponente de Nor
ment Quarles, Ell ahijado de
Jack Dempsey.
La gaceta., 1937-08-02
Gaceta Folletin No. 81
ENRIQUE LUMEN
LA REVOLUTION
GUIANA

la poblaci6n de San Luis, de di-
cha provincial, permaneciendc
por espacio de varios meses re.
fugiado en- los monies orienta,
les.
Consejero de los estudiantes
v de ciertos nucleos obreros dc
Santiago de Cuba, Sc habia dis
tinguido por su constancia e in
uuebrantable fe en- la causa de
Ia colectividad Guiana.
Al mi juicio, es el elemento
mas valioso que llev6 Grau San
La gaceta., 1937-08-02

Martin a sp gobierno Y ell mas
comprensivo de las inquietudes
de nuestro tempo.
La burguesia criolla y Ell i'm
perialismo lie hicieron una CUE
ira a muerte mientras ocup6 la
Secretaria de Gobernaci6n, por-
que lie temian.
Tuvo numerosos roces con 81
jefe del Estado Mayor del Ejer-
otto, el sargento-coronel Bats
ia, a quien acudian los capita
listas para hacer preston sobre
Ell secretario de Gobernaci6n v
Ell gobierno en- general.
Antonio Guiteras fue Ell que
hizo, dentro del gobierno de
Grau, las reformas. mas sensi-
bles, destacandose en- POGO item
pc. Esto lie vali6 la simpatfa de
La gaceta., 1937-08-02

-
do para seleccionar Ell campe0n
de la Florida.
Hace. question de I'm mes Eus
tace y PlummerA ucharon As mi
a.tos Y ell combate Sc declare
tablas. Esperase due esta mocha
Iuho de los dos conquiste la VIC
toria.
Ell famoso "Estranguiador"
Jack Evans, uno de los favori-
tos de los fieles, sea batira cor
John Evke, Ell mas peligroso dc
los villanos Y una "maravila'
en- ell punto de evadir las lave:
lei contrario.
Aparece tambien en- Ell CARTE
ma "rina" entire Pat Newman
lie Augusta, Ca, Y Farmer Geo.
Tarbin, que es de Georgia Pc
0 no de Augusta.
La gaceta., 1937-08-02
FL doctor Carlos Finlav oo,,

Fl doctor Carlos Finlay ocu-
lpo la cartera de Sandal su
apeilido es una gloria, por ha-
Der sido su padre ell descubri-
DOR de la fiebre amarillo FL
doctor Finlay, hijo, es un hom
ore bueno, incapaz de hacer
NADIA malo nj notable. su ac-
'tuacion en- Ell gabinete del doc
tor Grau San Martin Sc perdi6
en- la ineficacia.
81 doctor Costales Latatd
Tue otro de los ministries. De.-
empeno la Secretaria de ms
.ruccion Pdblica con bastante
desaelerto, 10 que do motive .
que Sc provocara una viva A.
gitacion entire ell profesorado ).
algunos sectores estudiantilas
oe los primeros grades. Costa.
La gaceta., 1937-08-02
SOBRE lbs
YACHTS QUE Sc DISPU-
TAN LA COPA AMERICA

a&rr@ Ivy AhgGF4 -
El punto de partida de las re
gatas es una boya situada a nus
We fnillas al sureste del faro d
Brenton sfrentesa Newport. L.
tnisnfa boya essla meta.
La senaI de partida Sc dara a
las IL 40, diez minutes despues
de darse u naviso de-: "todo lis
to-.
Ell casco del Ranger es blan-
co con la las letras J-5 en- ell We
lamen ;el casco del Endeavour
es azul, con las letras J-K 6.
Cada recorrido sera de 80 mi
Has, Is millas' en- cada direc-
ci6n.
Desplaza Ell Ranger 1865 to-
neladas y Ell Endeavour 164.
Las yelas del Ranger abarcan
una extension de 1850 pies
cuadrados y las del retador,
$500.
Componen la tFipdlaci6n del
yacht americana Vanderbilt, o.
lin ]. Stephens, Roderick Ste.
phens, Jr., Arthur Knapp v e
professor Zenas r. Bliss, photo
La del Endeavour la integral
Sopwith, Ralph Gore, Franz
Murdoch, Sra. Sopwith, v COM
photo ell teniente Scarlet.
La gaceta., 1937-08-02

M S1OP
STATION. - 1909 SEPTIMA
N Telefono Y 1919.
Gomas a plazos. baterias y ARE
CLOS n0ecanicos- Los mas quis :
quillosos duenos de automobiles,
son nuestros marchantes. de-
nos listed una prueba!
La gaceta., 1937-08-02
DEPORT TIES
SCHMIDT ALCANZO UNA
VICTORIA

Paernau, Estonio, agosto 2.
Paul Schmidt mantuvo ell no,
nor ajedrecista de Estonia ga
nando ell primer premio en- III
grupo de ocho maestros que sos
tuvieron aqui un torneo. Sch
midi finaliz6 con 512 partidas
por 11a, seguido de Paul Keres,
tambien de Estonia; Salo Flohr
de Checoeslovaquia; G. Stahl-
berg, de Suecia, y ell DR.. Tarta-
kower, de Polonia.
Terminaron en- los 1ltimos
tres puestos, Opocensky, Raud
v Willard.