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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-27
FIERCE FIGHTING IN STAIN

Madrid.-There are 6OO0 horses and 15o0 bulls killed annually in bull fights in Spain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-27
WRESTLING
(By United Press)

NOJ OMASVW GFDo11 s.. a .f.
 New York-Chief Little Wolf. Colorado. threw Ed Meske, Ohio: Henry Piers, Holland, and Frank Bronowicz; Poland, drew; Ernie Powers, San Francisco, pinned Bob- by Roberts, Ohio; Billt Sledge Texas, downed Sammy Mesnacheri New York; Hank Barber MassRchu- sets, downed George Harhen Georgia. .a, a.ss a
 New York-Ralph GirabaIdbN St Louis, decisioned Marshall Black stock, Tennessee; Henry Graber Tennessee, toshed Eli Fischer, New York; Ted Key, Los Angeles, and Scotty McDougall, Canada, drew: Cliff Olson, Minneapolis, defeated Nick Campofreda, Baltimore; John Swenski, Massachusetts, threw Joe Montana, New Jersey. '
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-27
Two-Man Events :.
Individual Event

Individual Event
 J. Reinsmith, Syracuse, N. Y. 69C Nat Addis. Bayonne, N. N.5J. 66S J. Trzeciak, Syracuse, N. Y....s 662 H. Muenzer, Buffalo,. N. ". 652 D. Mulligan, Buffalo, N. Y. 7, $50
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-27

Relations of |.
 
 ordinary of Sir aahad then Lucky Pledge the Gaahad Marguerite year Derby taught "Dahby"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-27
Mopeville Scores Upset

Referee: Cluney and Darlington Time: Four 10-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-27

..zeaman's anchors got their re- yenge when they sunk Dr. Stan eslow's cellars way down in the bot tom of the deep blue-C-C-Mon- sieur-three games
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-27

VOketaitis's top-nOtchers squeezed two-game victory from Prisavage's dynamOs. They're the tops for the season. t
La gaceta., 1937-01-16
QUEIPO DE LLLANO Sc
JACTA DE HABER OBTE-
NIDO VICRORIAS

Gibraltar, enero 16.-El ge.
neral Queipo del LIano, famose
por las exageraeienes que tras-
mite por la Radio, dice hoy que
su ejercito Sc encuentra a seis
millas de Marbella, 81 1ltimo In
conveniente de importaneia en-
Ell canine de Malaga. Queipo
di6 cuenta aver de la caiGa de
Marbella, 10 que 81 mismo des-
miente hoy.
Agrega Ell mando fascista que
'ha tornado Ia poblaci6n de San
Pedro de Alcantara, despues de
AZ (horas de combate.
Llano comunic6 hoy a Fran
co: Avanzamos muchos kil6me-
tros hacia Malaga y hemos to-
mado a San Pedro de Alcanta-
ra.
La gaceta., 1937-01-16
Teatro Federal

El cuadro latino del Proyecto
Teatral Federal establecera un
record" de entrada mafana,
con 81 estreno de la preciosa zar
@zuela "El Rey que Rabi6'. Une
de los 'fhits" de la temporada
Todo perfectamente terminate
y preparado para subir ell tel6n.
Ell p1blico podra apreciar la
labor de los artistas, que des
pues de los dfas de ensayos ba-
10 la direction del Sr. Manuel
Aparicio.
Mucho Sc Qxciran la aplaudi-
da tiple Sra. Carmen Ramirez
quie tiene o su cargo ell "Rey"
de Ia obra; sd hermanas Ia sim.
p&tica Pillar; Mauricio Cutie.
rrez y Ell chistoso actor comlce
Antonio Jirnenez.
Hemos vistos los ensayos
aseguramos que 81 p1blico pa
sara una noche agradabilisima
Ell decorado, a cargo del Sr
Syl, dara rsalce a la obra. NJ
se ha omitido detalle alguno.
Este programa sera rspetid<
ell dfa 10.
La gaceta., 1937-01-16

o.or somunistas que rehusan obe
decor las 6rdenes del gobiernc
de Leon Blum. A pesar del go
bierno, dicen, los eomunistas
franceses continuaran ayudan-
do a Espana.
iComo Fracia garantizara ST
no-intervenci6n?- La
Trihuna.
New York.-Eddie Schneid-
er. aviador que peleara con los
leales en- Espana, declare aver
rue I'm abogado de New York
lie centrat6 con saeldo de 81 500
al mes. Ell fiscal Daley inferno
GO a Schneider. Ell lbillete de pa
safe Sc 10 entreg6 ell mismo abo-
gado.
La gaceta., 1937-01-16
TERMINADA LA CONSTRUC
CION DE UN TUBO DE RA-
YOS X CON POTENCIA DE
UN MILLION DE VOLTIOS

New York, enero 16.-El tu-
DO de Rayos X de un million dc
voltios que Sc construia en- el
Centre Medico Columbia Pres
biterian, ia mas nueva v pode-
rosa arma en- la lucha contra 81
cancer, ha sido inaugurado va
por ell DIR. Francis Carter Wood
director del Institute Croker
para la investigation del can
Ger.
Difiere ell Instruments de to-
dos los otros aparatos de alto
VOLTAGE, con la eHcepci6n de una
que hay en- la Universidad de
California, que fue ell primero
del tipo construido en- 10 que Sc
llama transformador de reso-
nancia", abastecido por radio
osciladores de alta frecuencia.
C~onstrry6 ell aparato Frank M
Exner ,ffsico del Institute de-
Cancer, de planes preparados
por David H. Sloan, de la Uni
vers1dad de California.
Ell alto voltaje que genera los
X Is indueilo en- un tan
que de acero al vacio de modo
que no haya CRYSTAL que preda
ser perforado o roto, mi haya
peligro de l:ontacto accidental
cen los conductors de alto VOL
taje. Ell tanque puede ser diw-
dido en- parties para inspection
o reemplazo de las pleas gas
Consiste de un cilindro
que mide A piles en- diametro Y
4 pies de largo. Todo ell aparato
La gaceta., 1937-01-16
|NUEVA LISTA DE CONTRI-
BUYENTES PARA Ell FREN-
TIE POPULAR ESPANOL

Contribuyeron con $500:
Tn Montanes; de la IA Ave. v
Un Gallego Tampeio; Manuel
Manuel Alvarez; Columbia Ca
fe; Pardo Cafe; Lido Cafe; Fer
naBdez v Garcia Mems Shop;
Cooperative Ell Recurso.
Con $1.00: La Paloma Bake
~; La Norma Coffee Mills; La
Nacional Coffee Mills; La Regu
ladora Coffee Mills; La Navie-
ra Coffee Mills; Fo1te Poultry
Juan Baamonde Muebleria; Elk
press Cafe; Ell Encanto Sastre-
ria; Maximo Alvarez; Noises
Filling Station; RubioIs Drug
Store; Fernandez y Vega; vi
cente Ferrer Manuel Garcia;
Luciano Lopez.
Con SO cts: Maseda Cafe; 10
zano Poultry; Jose C. Fernan-
dez; Joe Aizpuru; MaRo Ai7pue
ru; Greco's Inc; Liberty store;
Franco Drug Store; Marie's
Beauty Parlor; Margarftais
Store; Cuervo's Cafe; Juan
Lassrs; 1909 Sombrererfa; La
France; La America Restau-
rant; Tomas Alfonso; Santos
Filling Station; Dionisio Bar
IBERIA; Luis Diaz Llama; Segun-
do Vior.
Con Is cts: Polo; Cabaa Gre
La gaceta., 1937-01-16
Ell concerto del
v~iolinistG DGlmass

No debemos permitir que Ell
eminente violinista Sr. Andres
Dalmau Sc marche de esta ciu-
dad llevando la impression de
que Ell pdblico no reconoce Ell va
Cor del arte que lie ma hecho &C.
labre en- los PASSES por DON
de ha pasado, dejande una este
Ia de gratos recuerdos.
Ell ~fracaso, que como nota de-
s~agradable vino a interrumpir
su cadena de triunfos, en- su o.
tro concerto. debe ser DORADO
de su libro, recomtpensandolo
con un complete exito en- FL re-
La gaceta., 1937-01-16
Ell 'GOBIERNO VASCO Do
A CON MANO FUER-
TIE LOS DISTURBIOS

Bilbao, enero 16.-N gobier-
no nacPnalista vasco hizo fra
casar aNes un paaS de los extre-
mistss, que deseaban apoderar-
Sc del poder.s
Les anarquistas trataran de
verificar una demostraci6n en-
las CABLES, pero ell gobierno les
hizo saber que castigaria los dis
turbios con mano fuerte. Una
nota Official dice: eel gobierno
auton6mico del pals vasco lhara
responsables a los partidos po-
liti.os y organizaciones obreras
de la conducta de sus MEM
BROS.
"Cualqriera persona que ira
tie de pertrrbar ell orden p1bli-
co sera tratada como 81 fuera
un insurgente.
La gaceta., 1937-01-16

Temperature agradaOie sc nos
presenta. Propia para hailar.
La Secci6n de RecreoA del Cen
-mv~%pefr@ ~pon@r@ Ot@-ncss
de triunfo en- ell bale vespertGno
que celebrara manana en- ell sa-
a6n alto del edificio de Ybor.
Una legion de- muchachas y
j6venes sc daran eita en- la am
plia sala para bailar CON la or
nuesta "Don Francisco" que tis
ne a su cargo Ell programa bal
liable.
En- las mesas, distribuidas al
rededor del salon, Sc sentaran
los asistentes para SUI mayor co
modidad. en- los ratios de Isl :
Qencio."
Ell bale dara comienzo a las
a de la tarde hasta las 8 de la
noche.
La gaceta., 1937-01-16
Enfermo

Enferm0
Guarda CANA en- su hogan d.
la avenida de Michigan nlmsrt
1918 81 conocido Y atento j6ver
Armando Gonzalez, ell que a cor
secuencia de una caida en- Ia
playa srfri6 un golpe que Ina
revestido graves caracteres cor
ell ~trancurso del TEMPO. Los mt
dicos lie aconsejan que We some.
ia a una operation intmediata-
mente. Con tail motive esta so.
metido a un tratamiento con uu
especiaQista.
Por ahora ell j6ven Gonzalez
ha tenido que retirarse de SUI ne
gocio que lleva 81 nornbre de
La gaceta., 1937-01-16

Falleci6 aver en- su domicilic
1903 de la avenida North How
ard, Ia Sra. Angela Hernandez,
de 70 amos de edad.
La sobreviven tres hijos, Ma
nuel, Roberta y Guillermo; tres
hijas, Sras. Ursula Pelaez, Ase-
la Garcia y Angelina Colon, Y
una hermana, Sra. Maria Fer
nandez de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1937-01-16
international Ball

IWIGTWUttOUUA DUtk
Vestira esta noche sus mejo-
res galas ell Coliseo de la Isla
Davis.
Els Ell bale traditional de los
muchachos que integran Ia pro
gresista entidad social Hetaria
Este club siempre ha sabido po'
ner una nota de triunfo en- sus
fiestas. FL bale de hoy sera o.
tro exito para los activos "chi'
|,cos." Nuestra jllventud Sc pre-.
para "asaltar" Ell ,Colisec
Y disfrutar def baile.
Los mienbros del club vesti,
ran trejes tfpicos de distintos
paises.
La m1sica estara a cargo d.
"Don Francisco"
La gaceta., 1937-01-16
NOTAS SOCIALE

cital que celebrara Ell vierne3 u
en- la saia alta de Centre EAoa-
nol.
cue
hoy nos honra cen su vista, con
fla en- no m~agcharse de Tia Npa
sin agregar otro exito mas a Us
muchos obtenidos En- su brillans
tie carrera artfstica. Nosctros
asi 10 esgeramos.
Publicamos hoy ell programs
que tocara ell gran violinista e
df %.
Variaciones sobre un t6ma de
CcreIli, Tartini; Capricho Vas
10, Sarasate; Ave Maria, Schu-
bert-Wilhelmj Walls Capricho.
Wieniawsky; Souvenir de Hay
den, Leonar-Dalmau
Segunda parte: Ell &oema de
una Sanluquena, joaquin Turf
ma: Ante ell Espejo, La Canci0n
del Lunar, A1uciones, Ell Rosa
rio en- la Iglesia; LIE Streghe
DANA de las Brujas), Pagani-
nj; La File AUX Cheveux DE
Lin, Debussy; 81 Canto de Rui~
senior Ia petici6n), Sarasate-
Dalmau.
Genoveva de Arteaga al pia-
no.
La gaceta., 1937-01-16

CGritul0 de operGdos
Ha sido sometida a una ope-
raci6n en- una clfnica local la
simpatica Srta. Eulalia Palo-
mar, residente en- eli ndmero
1915 de la 10 avenida.
{ La intervention quirdrgica
Sc Nev6 a efecto con feliz result
tado.
Rogamos por su pronto y to-
tai restablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1937-01-16
Al ~levantarse por la ma
mana Sc sienten bien!

Esta es la clase de co~nfortante
alivio que sienten muchas perso-
mas, serun dicen, cuando toman ell
Blaca laugh para su extreni-
miento. Hablan elias con entusias-
mo de este famoso, puro laxante
vegetal,
BlacE-Draught pone ell tubo d.
gestivo en- mejores condolences pa
ia actuar regularmente, todos los
dias, SIN tener que tomar continual
mente medicinas para mover los
intestinos.
La ~r6xima vez sometase a la
"ueba del
La gaceta., 1937-01-16

Armandos Beauty Salon estan-
do al frente su socio, Ell j6ven
Yglesias.
Mucho ssntimos la enferme-
dad del conocido peluquero Y a.
pre- liable amigo, rogando por
su pronto Y total restable0i-
miento.
La gaceta., 1937-01-16
MorgUita Est6ues

MGrgGritd EsteUes
Tambien fue operada esta
graciosa sefiorita.
Su estado es satisfactorio y
Sc encuentra de nuevo en- su no
gar de la once avenida mime
70 1405.
Nuestros mejores deseos POI
que cuato aRtes recobre la sa.
lud.
La gaceta., 1937-01-16

|pesG menos de 10 toneladas.
La mas alta preston fuera d.
tanque es de $4,000 voltioe \,
re e.to es dlevado hacia dent
por el "transformador de resoS
-nancia" en- lvoltaje tan alto CO.
M 100 600.
Hal cinco canales o salidas
separadas para Ell control de los
R.ayos X. Cuatro seran usados
para tratamientos simultaneos;S
e de.ir, de cuatro pacientes ;
la vez.
Existe una larga e inexSlo-
raia region de radiaci6n dice
ell D.. Wood cue descansa en-
TIRE ell vcltaie ordinariamente
enSlsado POD los Rayos x, .
200 1000 yolsios, y mas de 1000,
600 - dados por Ell ra-
stigaciones Sc &aran
con ell nHevo tuboe para explo-
rar esa region. Este aparato
tiene gran9es ventajas sobre los
de otra tipo. Para el tratamien-
to de asssuF'B pueden ser
usados 81 ros de espesor,
de modo cue Ia radiaci6n Is a.
proximadamente la del FRA
dinTm"
La gaceta., 1937-01-16
.NOTICIAS y
T~ELECRAfIEAs
DEL D4A

NiA(A0 ~ ~ ANNN|OA@
rcertadc rna tregua' de 10 fifas
entire la General Motors v los
cbreros en- huelga. Las confe-
ren.ias entire las dos parties CO.
menzaran Ell lunes, fedha en-
que cesara la "fhuelga sentada".
Pasa va de 1900 er ndmeroHd ode
guardias naciona'es concentra-
dos en- Flint, Michigan, sspsran
do 6rdenes del gobert nador.
Tacoma.-Dos individuosssos
pechosos estan s:endo jnterro-
gado& en- relaci6n con ell asesi-
nato del nino Charles Maftson.
Sc llaman Fred Orrin v Les
Haskell. el priRnero Sc present6
voluntariamente a la policfa.
Buscase a Fred O Haynes, ell
presunto aator del crimen.
Washington.-DesfilaroK a.
yer per la capital $500 delsga-
dos, representatives de % esta-
dos, lque vienen a pedir "justi-
ella economical para los "desem
pleados".
Dieron CRITICS de "queremos
trabajo" y ola WPA debe con-
tinuar". AL disolverse Sc consti-
tuyeron en- peqrefos oomitas
para visitar a ~senadores y repre-
sentantes. Entregaron detalla-
dos informes al p~residente Roo
sevelt, vicepresidente Garner v
otras personalidades.
Tallahassee.-El j6ven tam
Ipeno w. wv. (Jaek) Miles ha
sido nombrado PER ell goberna-
dor Cone secretario de La cpmi-
sion de carreterls del estado.
La presidential de la comisi6n Sc
lie corcedi6 a otro tampeno, A.
B. Hale.
Tallahassee.-Comunic6 aver
ell coFnite de carreteras del esta-
do al gobernador Cone que va
Sc han comprometido, por la an
terror administrator, $4,000,
900 del dinero que Sc piensa re-
caudar. Los ingresos para 1887
Sc calculan en- $7,500,00O.
Roma.-Un fuerte dolor en-
las piernas impidi6 que SUI San
tidad ell Papa Pho firmara la
convocatoria de la nueva AGA
demia pontificia, que Sc reuni-
ra en- ell mes de febrero. Espe-
rase que ell Papa pueda dar una
misa en- SUI capilla, maiiana do
mingo.
Gibraltar .IInf6mase que
las operaciones militares de los
insurgentes en- la costa de Ma
Eaga sstan dirigidas por oficia-
les italianos.
Aseguran los facciosos que la
caballerfa mora Iha negado a
Guengila, a Is mllas de Mala-
ga.
Queipo. del LEano sali6 ano-
che de Algeciras al frente de un
estado mayor italiano. Muchos
p~risioneros leales han llegado a
Algeciras y la Linea. Franco
necesita a Malaga, seglin Sc di-
&c, para probar a Hitler y Mus
solini que auA tiene PROBABLE
dades de victoria.
Roma.-+Los fascistas han ini
ciado una violenta campana con
ira la Influenza comunista en-
Francia. Los peri6dicos dicen
cue las provincias fronterizas
con Espana estan gobernadas
La gaceta., 1937-01-16

Gerry, PENN Cafe; Ray Mesqui-
da; Latin American Furniture
Spec y Caslellano; De Luxe
Bakery; FL Pa.acio; De Ella
Store; Nick G;nexe; Italian A.
marican Emp; Flores SIRE;
B :oa way Barberia; .MTchor
de la Parte; Pi9lella's Place
Casino BarbAGa Tom sMcAnn;
Locates Drug Store; Celestino
Diaz: Habanera' Grocery; Anne
lila Landeira; Eloy Vergara
Francisco SantosA Esrnando
G6nzalo; Manuel Mon.
Con 20 cts. Noe Telese.
Con 15c: Victor SAoe Shop.
Con 10 c; Monte Hros. Bar
rfa Columbia Bakery.
Enero Is de 1887 q
Evening star., 1937-09-09
THIS AND THAT
BY CHARLES E. TRACEWELL.

A few red leaves are on the ground
already.
They are the advance guard of millions.
Millions of red and yellow leaves, brown
leaves, leaves with bright green in one
portion but red in another leaves of tints
of yellow, and all shades of browns
These will be littering the streets and
sidewalks pretty soon, following the first
touches Of cold weather.
1t may be any time, now.
Usually toward the latter part of the
month.
Many persons used to pride themselves
on never starting the furnace until No.
vember, but today, with the number of
automatic devices in use, there is not
much point to that.
The furnace ought to come on when
the weather is cold enough for it.
X
This certain degree of coldness will be
shown infallibly by the turning leaves.
They are Natures warning to the
householder that cold weather is at hand.
days when the inside of house is colder
and more uncomfortable than the out
side.
1t is always interesting to note the
changing leaves as they fall, selecting
the various types of trees, noting the
changes and the colorS as they occur.
This may be done almost anywhere in
or around Washington, owing to the large
number of trees still left us, despite de-
structive activities of Nature and man.
In the deep city, in the suburbs, out
in the real country, there are trees; no
need on the part of the average admirer
to chant the famous poem about them.
Regarding them highly is enough
Proper publicity for trees in the past
quarter of a century has induced thou
sands of persons to look upon them
differently.
This is good publicity.
The world never gets too much of good
publicity. 1t is difficult to overdo this
type.
The tree is a symbol of so much that
Is good in life. 1t stands for shade re-
Election, GOODNESS; it stands for houses,
for homes, for happy living Where there
are trees there will never be dust
storms.
X X
Where there are trees there will never
be unwholesome glare in houses.
Plenty of trees are the best awnings in
the world
1t has always seemed rather silly to
equip well-shaded house with awnings
in the Summer, when the leaves of the
trees do such heroic work, in this regard,
and then to remove the awnings in the
Winter when the leaves are all gone and
the awnings might do some real good
Many persons get no more real good
out Of awnings than to be able to keep
their windows up when it rains, not
inconsiderable good, after all.
Above everything else, trees give a
home a certain air of live-able-
which nothing else can give it.
Who has not seen these houses set down
in the middle of bare field?
Evening star., 1937-09-09
Engineers.

The word engineer" is not new. On
the contrary, it is at least as old as
Shakespeare. Hamlet, it will be remem-
bered, declares: For it's the sport to
have the engineer hoist with his own
petard." The Bard on another occasion
makes Thersites in Troilus and Cressida
say: Then there's Achilles rare engi-
neer" Both references, of course, are
to the military aspect of engineering.
But the business of constructing and
using engines or machines" is more par
ticularly peaceful trade. The New In
ternational Cyclopaedia opines In
nearly all fields of modern industry and
throughout the whole range of rapidly
increasing municipal activities the engi-
neer is indispensable where the aim is
to secure maximum returns for minimum
expenditure, the incest adaptation of
means to ends" And the Century Die
tionary broadens the definition to in
clude: "One who carries through any
scheme or enterprise by skill or artful
contrivance; manager"
Probably it was this most liberal inter-
probation which WILDER Huston, winner
Of the Edispp genius contest" in 1929.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
White House Letters Are
New Political Finesse
To the Editor of The Star:

To the Editor of The Star:
1 was having talk recently with
young lady whom l have known for
many years, and she was quite elated
over a signal honor that had come to
a member of her family.
The young lady's grandfather is
prominent citizen and civic leader of
small city in distant State Not long
ago there arrived at his home a square
white envelope of fine quality. Nothing
extraordinary about this except that the
envelope bore in its upper left hand
corner the magic words-White House
Even so his wife afterward confessed
that she thought it was an advertise
ment for a well-known brand of coffee.
just suppose she had thrown the letter
aside unopened. What an irreparable
loss 1t would have been to the old gentle
mans descendants! For you see the
letter really was from the White House
and it was signed by the President.
Did I mention the fact that the old
gentleman was popular and influential
man in his city? 1 meant to do SO en-
phatically. Well, the letter was f1owery
epistle breathing congratulations to its
recipient upon his having reached such
a ripe old age. 1t also warmly felicitated
him on his achievements in civic affairs
1t wound up with the usual rhetorical
1ourishes expressing good wishes, etc,
etc. This letter was published, along
with the honored ones reply in the local
New Deal paper. The old gentleman has
not yet recovered from the shock of
learning that his existence is a matter
of note in such high places.
The young lady has just returned from
visit to her grandfather. She found
him quite well. 1 tried to persuade her
to get in touch with the White House
Immediately and inform its occupants
Of that fact. L thought it might insure
them a good nights sleep and take a
load Of worry off their minds.
I could have told the young lady about
my wife's nephew, who visited us last
Summer. He is a practicing physician
and Mayor of a certain Western town.
Popular, and comes in contact with a
lot of voters. He, too, had received a
personal letter from the President. He,
too, was unknown at the White House.
Or so he thought-until he got the
letter. I didn't tell our young friend
about that. If her grandfather should
hear it, and start to thinking-well, the
shock of disillusionment might prove
fatal.
Whatever you may say about this form
OF politics it at least has more finesse
to it than the bludgeoning Pennsylvania
method of threatening W. P. A. workers
with the loss of their jobs unless they
support all New Deal objectives. Better
than senatorial reprisals and jefferson
Island excursions, too. But what a
strain it must be on the White House
secretariat. And think of the work en-
tailed in signing all those personal"
letters to popular men throughout the
country! S. H. MUMFORD.
Evening star., 1937-09-09

porous: and Charles Darwin, sponsor of
the doctrine of evolution, which freed
nineteenth century civilization from long
accumulated lethargy, passed to his rest
without an extra penny in his pocket for
his lifetime of intellectual labor.
Perhaps even the most carefully plan
ned endeavors to commercialize a genius
for discovery are apt to fail. Christopher
Columbus regarded himself as an ex-
cellent manager, provided that he should
have a generous share of any advantage
arising from his expeditions to the Indies
and Cathay and even stipulated that the
dividends should be paid with consistent
regularity to his most remote descend
ants. Yet he finished his career bank
rupt. Sir Frederick, it would seem, has
been wiser. He has been satisfied to
avoid what John Ruskin called 1.-The
scrimmage for sixpences."