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LA TRACTION DE GRECO
RIO A LUECO DE
HABER BUSCADo REFUGIo
EN- PARIS
Juan Jose Domenchina con-
tesla a las declaraciones de
Marathon en- Ell "Petit
ParisiSn"

SRecuerda listed estas pala-
bras? Y aquellas otras (que
no me es possible citar, porque
no tengo a mano ninguno de
los peri6dicos que las repro
dujeran) y que pertenecian q
una "Carta alberta" que lie di-
rigf a listed meses mas tarde,
v a la que usted contest6 con
tanta endeblez como mesura?
Pues haga memoria, 81 es que
las divide enteramente. Per-
que allf lie reproche 20 csc su
pernicioso y obsesivo afan de
convivencia, diciendole a las
claras que la convivencia era
admissible, pero que no era to-
lerable la eonnivencia. Y con-
nivencia fue en- mas de una o.
casi6n la tesitura que listed
ell mas ductil, maleable y Qui-
"a maleado de los espanoles-
quiso adoptar como protetipa
de la convivencia. Connivencia
sin duda inconsciente, con los
enemigos de Espana. Porque
listed, republican,, sedicente
republican,, pretendi6 hacer
compatible la Replblica--no-
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Menos ~incomodidad
Enensual

Muchas mujeres. que anterior
mente sufrian de una condici6n
debil, como resultado de la pobre
asimilacion de los alimentos, dicen
que Sc han beneficiado mucho to-
mando Cardui, una medicina espe-
cial para mujeres. Elias han ave-
riguado que les ayuda a aumen-
tar ell apetito y a mejorar la diges-
ton, dandoles mas fuerza y ayu-
dandolas a ingerir alimentos mas
fuertes. Naturalmente que hay
menos incomodidad en- los perio-
dos mensuales euando ell sistema
Sc ha fortalecido v las diferentes
funciones Sc verifican con reguia-
ridad,
Cardui, apreciada por miles dc
m~ujeres, es una medicina hien 90
nocida. Ahora bien, 81 no lie da re-
sultado consulte a un medico.
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Fiestas del CGrculo Cabano

La Se&i6n de Recreo nos
manda un informe, que agra
decemos, de las fiestas que tie
ne proyectadas: Matinees do
minicales, de 4 de la tarde a 8
de la noshe, con la notable or
questa de Manuel Sanchez. Re-
giran precos de so y rs centa-
vos. En- todas las matinees los
cronistas tendran reseryada
una mesa.
El dfa II de abril Sc verifi-
cara un bale Cabaret, con tres
orquestas. Pagaran los caballe-
ros so centavos y las senoras
25.
Ell Cabaret Privado Sc cele-
brara ell dia primero de mayo,
Esta fiesta sera grandiosa.
Auguramo snuevos triunfos
a la comisi6n organizadora.
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Aniversario de la
Repabico EspaEole

Hoy Sc reunira Ell comite en-
cargado de organizar Ell aniver-
sario de la Rep1blica Espano-
la, en- Ell Centre Obrero. Presi-
de Ell comite Ell Sr. Consul de
Espa1a, Don Gustavc Jime-
nez, y viene actuando de secre-
tario nuestro director.
Estan Representatives en- e
las p~restigiosas colectividades
Comite del Frente Popular,
Centre Asturiano, Centre Est
panol v Caballeros Leales dc
America.
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Ell BamQuete de Ia CdmGrG
de Concrete de Ybor

Eel dia Z de abril celebrara
su banquete annual la Camara
de Concrete de Ybor City, que
a~ctualmente preside Ell Sr. Raul
Vega. Dirige la fiesta un conf
1e presidido por jose Cha
noun, Ell presidente nominado.
Seran invtados de honor los
senores r. E. L. Chancey, Carl
Brorein, Nash Higgins, w. E.
Robinson, ]. A. Gregory, Vic
toriano Manteiga, Jose Cortes
Labra, Hon. R. M. Ybor, E. P.
Taliaferro, Dudley Haddock,
j. A. Epps, Curtis Hixon, R.
Raglan, G. C. Watson, w. D. F,
Snipes, Dandy Hudgings, B.
H. Emerson, ". M. Rosentlial,
DR.. H. M. Faver, Albert D'Ar-
pa, T. N, Henderson, Nick MUG
clio, Frank Cannella, j. B. Pa
oheco, Ray La Pia, Mayor M,
j. Mackler, Frank Carrera,
Francisco Gonzalez, Frank
NrNN -
Cassaro, Vicente Guastella,
Carlos Menendez, Francisco
Garcia, P. o. Knight, David e
Smiley, Ed. d. Lambright, D,
B. Mckay, Ramon Fernandez
Rey, Edwain Smalle, Leon Ca,
Yin, Frank Cannon.
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ALOS LAEINO-iMERe ANo De TAMnI

Nosotros deseamos q1e Ell puebl@d de esta comu-
nidad sepa que en- Ell Gags de East Broadway hay una "a
brica de pinturas, la OE2pge State Paint Company, dpN
de e possible II Sadg rir Ia pintura a preeios npy razq
nables, sin corredoreG
Pueden cNmprar directamente del fabricanteey asf
e~conomizar para Rtedes una suma apreciabls, Els un me-
todoade ahorro l69fco y que les convene.
Recomenda4os la pintura de la Orange State Paste
porque esta he&h para ell china de Florida. No Sc c&e
firme. Esta hA.Aa con "zinc" en- lugar de plomo. En- ~
Norte este es 10 contrarid ALI Sc usa plomo en- lugar de
zife; E una pintura %fagrisada para resistir Ia inclemen-
cia del china. =
Vayan ustedes a la fabrica Y veran como Sc hace la
pintura. Los visitantes SON ben recibidos. Els educaccnah
y segurahente a ustedA les agrada ~aprender.
Ell dueno de la Orange State Paste Paint Company es
amigo sincere de la colonia latina v trata a nuestros c9-
dadanos con la mayor consideration,
Para los latino-americano siempre tiene la mejor
pintura y. caballeroso aprecio.
Recuerde: Recomendamos la Orange State Paste
Paint.
Compre ahora y de a su casa ell bello exterior que Is
encanto Y delete a los ojos.
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Ell Nombre del Club

FL nombre del club que ce-
lebrara an bale en- honor de
las d~irectivas entrante y sa-
liente 10 es M. A. Y. Club. Ia
aclaraci6n nos ha sido hecha en-
una atenta carta del j6ven Ian
deta, que en- su primera CO.
muncaci6n Sc divide del nom-
bre. Esta situado Ell salon de &C
tos de este club en- la Septima Y
Gale 10. en- los altos.
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y a servirle de test
go. de flagz lllgo, en-

y a servlrlel de testi-
go, de flagr eigo, en- Ia
'boda de de sus hijas.
1Y recuerda acaso Ia VII
Sits Tue hizo listed, en- compa-
MIA de su hijo-ide su hijo de
listed l-y coincidiendo con un
verdadero hombre, con uno de
los hombres que hoy tiene la
Repdblica, al entonces presi-
dente del Consejo de Ministries
y Ministro de la Guerra, don
Manuel Azana? mo la recuer
da listed? Fue a rafz de i'm
discurso-del Discourse del
Front6n"-y va de madruga-
da. Entonces, aquella madrn-
gada, listed Y su hijo insistie-
ron con reiteraci6n inexcusa-
BILE en- saludar a "aquel hom1
bre extraordinario,'. Y listed
dijo entonces y asointi6 su pri-
mogenito. "Azana es la Repd-
blica. Azana es Espafia. Y 20
no me voy de aqui sin verle,
porque no podrfa dormirme
sin abrazar a csc hombrs".
lY no recuerda listed tam
POGO nuestra Ultima entrevis'
ia, en- ell Ministerio de Instruc.
ci6n P1hlica, cerriendo va 81
mes de agoste 1ltimo, cuando
estuvo usted a visitarme, para
un asunto de su interes, en-
companfa del DR.. fernando
Pues ~entonces me dijo listed
con VOC tremula v con tr6mo.
los de indignation v de coraje
"Lo que intentan esos genera
les insensatos contra ell pueblo
espanol, que ha sabido con.
quistar pacfficamente, politi-
camente, civilmente ell poder,
es un crimen monstruoso"
lY no recuerda listed NADIA
mas que este cue yo le Olga?
No tiene listed NADIA que agra.
decor a csc "Gohierno Rojo',
como los cong6neras de SUI hijo
de listed des.gnan al Gobierno
de la Repdblica. tai vez por-
que este Gobierno esta empa-
pado o identificado con la san
gre espanola que ellos y sus
anadiduras extranjeras derra-
man q mansalva?
/ Hago punto. Ell prop6sito de
que mi ecuanimidad no sc des
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April Fool

April Fool
Hoy Sc efectuara Ell bale de
april Fool' en- el salon "Tlhe
Aragon'' del parque de Sui
phur Springs.
Ali toca una buena orquesta
y ell p1blico latino correcto es
bien recibido.
FL programa ha sido cuidaldo
samente preparado, de modo
que los asistentes queden salts
fechos.
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Mitin en- Ell Centre Obrero
La asamblea organizada por
las uniones de la industrial Ia
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bacalera So verificaf6 hoy en- 4
Centre Obrero.
st pronupciaran interesan-
les diScursos y hsbra mdsica.
Como Oraaores nan sido es-
cocidos Frank Cassaro, Luiga
Moreno y Ell popular Manuel
Menendez ~QAramburu).
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Junta en- Ell Circulo

JWWtu az " OWCU%U..
Esta noche celebrara junta
general, de reformas de regla-
mento, la sociedad Circulo Gu.
bano.
Ru6gase la asistencia de to.
dos los socios.
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Washington, AbzIl 1a-Ha
blando aver en "a alta cAsna
mientras sus
- con verdi 81
81 Wagner Yark,
Br de Ia ley su nom
Bre, Aeclar6 que IL 2uelga SEN
|tada que venian sosteniendo los
jefes de corporaciOnes contra
la ley Wagner ha dado lQgar 4
la ola de huelgas que actual
mente sufre Ell pals.
= Ell senador espera queA
ts, Supreme resuelva
q lunes sobre su le
|gue las eorpdraciog
tado Ell efecto lIeva
Evening star., 1937-09-08
Wanger Lays Groundwork
For "Wuthering Heights
Phones Across Atlantic to Locate PLAYERS
and Get Cost Figures Barrymore
Awaits Third-Rate Role.
BY SHFHAH GRAHAM

7 OL1YWOOD September but
~ "Wutherng
production, will hit the
= producer telephoned
the week end after production
whereabouts of
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stage were opened as usual, and the
picture Is behind schedule
FONDA STARS ON STAGE
Plays in Salty Comedy After Three
Years in Hollywood.

BOSTON, September 8 tF).-Henry
Fondo returned to the stage last night
after three-year absence in Holly
wood to play the first starring role of
his career-that of the indolent skip
per, HAYDEN Chase, in the world
Evening star., 1937-09-08

and comedians-among them Jimmy
Durante, Ernest Truck and Gertrude
Niesen. They should add quite a bit
OF needed strength to Leading Players
Charles Starrett and Joan Perry .
Grace Moore is discussing a new con-
tract with practically every studio in
Hollywood. The fact she is on her
back in the hospital has done nothing
to slow up negotiations.
Potted notes of the week Before
leaving for England, Lionel Barry
more emotes as Capt. Dawes in Navy.
Blue and Gold" with Jimmy Stewart.
Tommy Brown and Robert Young
The lovable Mauch twins are going to
be kept very busy this Winter with
"Penrod and His Twin Brother" the
top roles in WHO Asked to Be Born?"
and supporting Kay Francis in "A
Prayer for My Sons" Joan Davis.
who makes q big hit in Thin Ice y
has been suitably rewarded with a
long-term contract and one of the
title characters in Sally. Irene and
Mary If M-G-M clears the rights
TO a picture based on the life of
Sarah Bernhardt, the role will be
offered to Luise Rainer Gene
Raymond has left the cast of TT
Never Happened Before" the Lily Pons
Starrer being replaced by John
Howard This columnist will bet
anything that Freddie Bartholomew
VIII patch up his salary differences
with his studio in time to play the
lead in "Thoroughbreds Don't Cry"
Copyright, 1887, by the Nor h American
Newspaper Alliance Inc)
Evening star., 1937-09-08
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

NationaI-"The Life of Emile Zola, ;
Paul MUM in an excellent film biog-
raphy: 2:30 and $50 pm. (All seats
reserved.)
Earle-"Lost Horizon" James Hill
tons novel brought to the screen
magnificently: 10:45 am. 1:25, 4:15,
7:05 and $50 pm. Stage shows
/, 3:55, 6:45 and 9:25 pm.
CapitoI-"Big City" melodrama re-
volving about a taxi war: IL am.
lao, 4:30, 7:10 and 9:55 pm. Stage
shows; 12:45, 3.35. 6;l5 and 9 pm.
Keith's-"The Life of the Party ''
new. fast-moving comedy romance
1870 am, lis, 3, 440, 625, $40 and
9:55 pm.
Metr0politan-"Artis and Models, -
Jack Benny and a beauty
musical: II am, 1:05, $40, $40, 7:25
and 9:35 pm.
Palace-"Thin Ice" new musical
with more skating by the queen of ice
skates: 1920, 2:4o, sos. 7:25 and
GAS pm.
CoIumbia-"The Good Earth" su-
perb screen translation of Pearl Buck s
novel: 11:l5 am, $50, 4:30, 7:05 and
$40 pm.
rans-Lux-News and shorts. Show
runs hour and Is minutes, contin-
uous from 10 am. until midnight.
Rialto-"Invitation to Waltz"
Viennese operetta: 1920, 155, 4:30,
tbs and 9:55 pm. M" psychological
study of horror: 1880, 3:25, 6 and
8:40 pm.
Little-"Under Two Flags" excit-
ing story of life in the Foreign Le-
gion: 11:05 am, ITO, 3:15, $40,
7:25 and $50 pm.
Ambassador-"Lost Horizon: s,
7:05 and o:25 pm.
Exclusive" melodrama in
a newspaper yarn: 2:20, 4:10, sos, 8
and $50 pm.
Sheridan-"Slave Ship" exciting
melodrama on the last of the "slavers":: !:
2, 1855, $50, 7:45 and $40 pm.
Penn-"Topper," hilarious, screen
version of the Thorne Smith novel: 2,
$50, 5:35, 730 and 9:20 pm.
TivoIi-"The Toast of New York, -
robust and witty film biography: 2:20,
ABS, $50 and 910 pm.
Uptown-"Topper," hilarious screen
version of the Thorne Smith novel: :
2:40, sos, 6.25 and GAS pm.
Murder in the Red
Barn." the Summer theater groups S
most successful melodrama revived /:
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1937-09-08

NOR is Miss Schreiner the only
sign that it is just about time
for the celluloid image and likeness
of Paul MUM and others to leave the
National in favor of actors who. in a
pinch, could give transfusions to
anemic persons in the audience.
Tickets for Brother Rat" will go on
sale tomorrow for the opening per-
formance Monday.
Beyond that the mail contains an
announcement from Richard Nancy
concerning the fact that Guthrie
McClintic is going in for increased
production this season. Nancy and
the McClintic forces still are being
mysterious about The Star Wagon"
(Which has nothing to do with this
newspaper
1t is by Maxwell Anderson. 1t is
comedy. 1t is not in verse. 1t has a
touch of romance. Burgess Meredith
and Lillian Gish will play the leading
roles. Nancy admits all of that. The
rest, save that it opens on September
% in New York and probably won't be
around here before Spring, if even
then, you will have to guess.
There are rumors," says Nancy.
who ought 10 know, since he's keeping
them going SO effectively, too, that
Mr.. McClintic is to present Sinclair
Lewis first solo attempt play at play
writing" There is nothing more on
that subject, not even hint of what
it is that has nettled Lewis into writ
ing play without collaborabor.
X X y
RY THE time Stella Dallas" has
been wept over by all those who
are going to see it at the Palace
during the next fortnight, there will
be a great deal of talk about young
Anne Shirley. Miss Shirley, who goes
from ii years old to the altar as
Laurel Dallas, and is convincing every
step of the way, gives her best per-
formance to date The picture was
screened yesterday afternoon.
Evening star., 1937-09-08

Gossip in the studios 49,. Columbia S
Freshmen Follies," a musical with
. college background. features some
of Broadway's best-known songsters
Evening star., 1937-09-08
CHILD BRIDES HUSBAND
AGREES TO ANNUL MENT

BY the Associated Press.
POPLAR BLUFF. Mo. September
"a 67-year- sharecropper. under
two sentences as a result Of his mar
riage to 11-year-old Mary Frances
Alexander. said yesterday he won t
contest an annulment-providing he
gets back the price of his marriage
license.
Its just like paying for horse
and not getting him." the husband.
William H. Grimes, told Judge R. l.
Cope. The judge said an annulment
action would be started
Grimes, arrested July 29-two days
after his wedding-was sentenced to
two jail terms of six months each yes
terday when he pleaded guilty to falsi-
flying marriage license affidavit and
contributing to- the delinquency of a
minor.
Evening star., 1937-09-08

one OF a long series. which points
out that American Theater Society
Theater Guild ticket demand for the
current season is so virile that maybe
they'll have to push out the wall of
the National Theater.
Behind it, if one is permitted to
look behind demand for tickets. is
the evident assumption that the public
doesn't believe the guild can have
another season like last one. From
early Fall through Jane Eyre, .
the latter of which detoured around
New York (but not around Mr.. Brooks
Atkinson, who caught it in Chicago
the guild had year which left lots
of its old clacques wondering what had
happened to the guild.
This years play lineup, which gets
away with ITO Quito and Back" by
Ben Hecht and with Sylvia Sidney.
marches on to Madame Bovary,''
which opens here October 4, and
goes on promisingly from there is
one which apparently strikes every one
as the guilds old form. Washington
will not see the Hecht play for the
time being. 1t will have Madame
Bovary" as the seasons Theater
Society-Guild opener. to be followed on
October Is by the Lunts, Alfred and
Miss Fontanne, in "Amphitryon. 4"
The latter, unless every one in town
suddenly gets perverse and stubborn
about it, probably will be the seasons
best seller, as the Lunts nearly always
are.
"Tovarich," which will have Marta
Abba but won't have John Halliday
tdon't be angry, Paul Cavanaugh), will
come along on November |. Then, of
all things and people, The Ghost of
Yankee Doodle'5 and Ethel BARRYMORE
tmaybe one should say with Ethel
Barrymore win drop in fortnight
later.
What will be in the last two pack
ages of the season is still going 10 be
a surprise. Evidently no one is
greatly concerned, for the feeling seems
to be that the guild is up to its old,
and better, tricks.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
PLANS NEW THEATER

pLANS have been completed and
Sidney Lust expects construction
work to get under way shortly on the
new motion picture theater he will
operate in Bethesda, Md.
The new cinema house, air-con-
ditioned and designed in the modern
"streamline" trend, will have COM
Portable, roomy seats for 900 patrons.
Evening star., 1937-09-08

premiere of Valentine Davies new sea-
faring comedy. BLOW Ye Winds"
BLOW Ye Winds gave Fonda, for
mer husband of Margaret Sullavan.
his first role on the stage since The
Farmer Takes a Wife" The author.
a graduate of the University of Michi-
gan in 1927. also has written the stage
versions of several Charley Chan
stories and is a prominent Long Island
yachtsman.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
Heavy Quake Recorded.

PASADENA, Calf, September 3
P).-A heavy earthquake, estimated to
be about 1900 miles distant. was rec
orded at 6:58.33 pm. (E. S. T.) yes
terday on the seismograph of the
Carnegie Institution of Washington
in Pasadena.
The direction of the earthquake
could not be determined.
Evening star., 1937-09-08

thoughts of Gay Paree. Boyer has
been looking forward for long time
now to vacationing in his native land
and will be plenty sore when he
learns through this column of the
heavy threat to his plans.
How the Mighty Are Fallen-and
Love 1t" might be a good title for the
acting career of John (Caliban) Bar
rymore. Who would have thought
that day would come when the
great matinee idol of the stage, lead
ing light of the royal house of Barry
more, would be perfectly content to
accept second, third and fourth leads
in the once despised movie medium?
AL of which leads 10 the news that
Barrymore is being considered-and If
chosen will accept--the third most
important role in Midnight" origi-
nally written by Eddie Mayer to star
Marlene Dietrich and George Rigaud.
There is again talk of ousting Marlene
from top feminine spot in favor of
Claudette Colbert or Carole Lombard
Ex-Chorus Boy John Payne, who
came TO Hollywood for small part in
"Dodsworth" and stayed TO marry
Anne Shirley, is the lucky lad who
will play opposite Ginger Rogers in
Having Wonderful Time" Comedy
lead in the film, to be directed by Al
Santell. is ex-Radio and Vaudevilleite
Red Shelton, described by Publicisi
Perry Lieber as "a comedian with
sex appeal" Ladies of the large cast
include Lucille Ball, Ann Miller, Lana
Turner and Ida Volmar. late OF
"Vogues of 1888" Incidentally, Miss
Rogers is now back in Hollywood
having cut short her Canadian vaca-
tion to attend last nights preview pi
Stage Door"
Evening star., 1937-09-08
KAY FRANCIS AT WORK
BEHIND GUARDED DOORS
Returns to Warner Lot Although
Contract Annulment Suit
Still Hangs Fire.

By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, September s.-Kay
Francis. who doesn't want to work
for the Warner Studio any more,
went to work yesterday in a new
Warner picture-behind guarded doors
Miss Francis filed suit last week to
annul her 3,000-weekly contract be-
cause she doesn't like recent roles and,
specifically, because Claudette Col
bert instead got the lead in "Tovarich. "
She made her initial scenes yesterday
for Return From Limbo with re-
porters barred.
The studio said that it knew Miss
Francis. who has been unavailable
since she brought the action, would
be besieged by reporters if the sound
Evening star., 1937-09-08

B o yer is C ur-
rently emoting
opposite Cla u
dette Colbert in
"Tonight's Our
Night and was
planning a trip
to France within
a week or two.
But if Wanger
d e cides S t h a t
- w u t h eri n g
Heights" will be
the first produc-
tion after his re-
turn on Septem-
her 20, he can say
rood-by To all
Evening star., 1937-09-08
Guild Seasons Promise
EffaceS Last Years Stain
Demand for Tickets Indicates Public Does
Not Believe Previous Low Level Will Be
aintained-Lunts' Date Is Set.
BY JAY CARMODY,

ViDENTIY the Thea Guild have
which struggles
| the old high
That is the sound the of
the pile which accumulated holiday
wasn't
Evening star., 1937-09-08

MdcHI tIIuT 1sVUTy, IS TthedTSlng 10T'
the Theater Guild, but can start film
ing any time. Leading Man Charles
Evening star., 1937-02-02
Chronological
Weary of Act
And Shuns Sun
Sees No ShadO,cFrOm
Hiding Place Under
Radiator.
BY TRYING T. LASH.

"Chuckie''-the Zoos most depend
able groundhog-did not see his
shadow today. so everybody can throw
away his Winter clothing and shake
the moth balls out of his bathing suit.
Those who are old-fashioned, how
ever, and would rather take the
United States Weather Bureaus word
for it, can keep their Winter clothing
and leave the moth balls in their
bathing suits
The grounding doesn't care. Neither
does the Weather Bureau.
The grounding couldn't see any
thing this morning but spots before
his eyes. He got out of his cage last
night and went on a tear.
When his keeper found him he was
hiding under a radiator. The sun
was shining outside, but the ground
hog didn't want to 60 out.
He wants you to go away and let
him alone" said the keeper. who has
a way with groundhogs. Neither the
grounding editor nor the grounding
photographer heard the grounding say
anything But then they don't un-
derstand groundhogs.
"Chuckie" and the keeper again
conferred.
Hes temperamental today" said
(See GROUNDHOG, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1937-02-02
BORAH DEMANDS
COURT FREEDOM
Forum Speaker Says People
Must Be Consulted Before
Control Is Seized.

Senator Borah, Republican, Of
Idaho last night came to the support
of the Supreme Courts independence
as "a vital principle in free govern
ment," during a speech in the Ma
tional Radio Forum, arranged by The
Star and broadcast over a coast-to-
coast network of the National Broad
casting Co.
(The text of Senator Borah's speech
appears on Page BID
The real issue at point In current
discussions about the courts author
ity, Borah said, is whether the Fed
eral Government is to control local
affairs. To settle this question, the
Senator declared the people of the
country must be consulted on how far
the Federal power is to be extended,
before the court is asked to agree to
the extension.
If the people desire that the Fed
eral Government shall have control
over their local affairs, it is for the
people to say So" Borah remarked.
If the people desire to leave to Con-
gress the unlimited discretion as to
the things for which it shall appro-
pirate money and the things it shall
do with the money, it is for the tax
payers to say so. The court has no
right to speak for them"
A politically dependent judiciary,
Borah said, is easily corrupted and
becomes the tool of the administra-
tive and elective side of the Govern
ment
Praising the Supreme Court as
(See FORUM, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1937-02-02
ECONOMIC MISSION
FROM JAPAN LIKELY
Toxic Makes Tentative Decision
to Return Visit Made by
U. S. 1ndustrialists.

Ry the Associated Press.
TOXIC, February 2.-The Japanese
Economic Federation has decided ten.
tatively to send an economic mission
to the United States, the newspaper
Asahi reported today.
The delegates, it said, would re-
turn the visit made by a group of
United States industrialists, including
w. Cameron Forbes, former United
States Ambassador to Japan, to Toxic
several years ago. Asahi said the mis-
sion also may go to London and
Berlin later.
Either e. N. Kadomo or Manzo
Kushia, director general Of the ex-
tensive Mitsubishi interests and q
graduate of the University Of Penn.
sylvania, will head the mission.
Chokiuro Kadono, vice president Of
Okuro g. Co., who is well known in
the United States, was reported slated
to become president Of the Toxic
and Japan Chamber Of Commerce and
industry, succeeding Toyotaro Yukia.
Just appointed finance minister.