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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17
NOTICE OF SALE OF TAX
CERTTFTATE

Notice is hereby given that
Gonzalez Brothers have filed with
me written request that the
tax certificates together with all
subsequent omitted or levied taxes
held by the State of Florida be
advertised and sold 10 the highest
bidder for cash as provided BY
House Bill $40 of the 1887 acts Of
the Legislature. upon the following
described real estate in the County
of Monroe, State Of Florida. TO wit
Lot ,, Blk. l. TT. :. WaddeIFs
Sub, as recorded in Monroe County
Records. Iced Book A. Page 33S.
by certificate No pa of 1882 and
represent taxes for the years 1891
10 1887. both inclusive
Also. Lot ;. Blk /, TT :, Wad-
dell's Sub as recorded in Monroe
County Records. Deed Book As.
Page 47s-
The taxes TO be sold are evidenced
by certificate No 2s5 of 1882. and
represent taxes for the years 1881
TO 1887. both inclusive
AlSO. Lot :, Blk l. TT /. Wad-
deII's Sub. as recorded in Monroe
County Records. Deed Book Al,
Page 53S-
The taxes to be sold are evidenced
By certificate No 23s of 1892. and
represent taxes for the years 1881
10 1881. both inclusive
Said tax certificates together with
all subsequent omitted or levied
taxes viii be sold to the highest
bidder al the Court House Door in
Key West, on the 4th day Of March
1883. at SEQ o'clock p NJ
Dated this the 18th day Of Febru-
AIRY. 1855
CSEAL1 Ross c Sawyer
CLERK Circuit Court. Monroe County.
Florida
feb. I7-24. mar. ;. IssS-Msss
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Eogfce q hereby given that
Fraak Gates has filed VITA
me writes request that the
tax certificates together vita All
subsequent emitted - levied taxes
he8d BY TIE state - FIorl4z be
ADVERTISED and sid 10 the higheSt
biStter for eSsA a. provides BY
HsuS~ Bill ss& 81 he 1857 arts %
the legislature. upou tire feElswinK
described reai. estate ~ TIE Counxys
Of Mouroe, STATE ~ Ftorfna- fo-Eft-
Pt- Lots . !. B8k- II. - r-<sra-
I'd IN Mouree CeuntF Records. Itse<l
Bszsk IL PAGE 80
The taxes fn - sold are ~4iaeacesi
~ eerrsfieaxe IA Il 81 fs1s. zud
20 rs17. beta iueEusiHe
Ash. Let Il. Blk -. ~ =. - ~
cerded tn Afonr1~ C0anty ResssrAlN
DEED Beck 81. paEez ffs4fT
The ta1es - - SID are sFt9ess-e-s
~ eerrtfsr4te No- So % f@1a. ami
repr~sent taxes fer ths yszrs 1873
- 1871. bo1s fnesnzfx@
Alsa. Lot IL Fuk- g. TT 81 as
reeerd@8 IN Hoarue cp1nfF R~caTtis
Tze~d Essok 81 P4wes 1as-fT-
Th~ EAx~s 10 - msfA aEw N4f9 Fssref
~ e~rtfffrate Ne. SIS - fsze. zna
represent fax@z Ter Fh~ eA4rx ~
- 1871. beth snct8Ntss.
A1se. Let :. Hk :. szlzs Eeawfezs
So 80 f-fa@ EsF Fa@H ba-a& 4
Fm&e e. a. r@rpFstea ~ MoHrn@
ceaEty R@earas D~~1 49, -.
fs4Mw -
- taxr~ "a - 49, arr xxsA~s-@.a
~ e~rtsf5r4Es ~ 1sE4 - fs4s. 4a1
r4nFRa@nr taMes faE tMe KenFM INs
60 2Az-. haa1k Gnr4assxs-
Al<s. Lat = 81 = Sstzs AaaWtE
s&s-, Bsm F1ne AsS. Pal Beak l.
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LEGALS

corded in Monroe County Records.
iced Book BIS, Page 262-
The taxes TO be sold are evidenced
by certificate No I57 Of 1881, and
represent taxes for the years 1880
IL 1881, both inclusive
Said tax certificates together with
all subsequent omitted or levied
taxes viii be sold 20 the highest
bidder at the Court House Door ia
Key West. on the 4th day OF March
1898. al SEQ O'Clock p NJ
Dated this the 18th day Of Febru-
airy, 1888
fSFAI8 Ross c Sawyer
Florida
feb. I7-24. mar. ;. 1sss-M5Ss
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xoTTr-E 90 sRHE 90 TAX
ERHE4FWATIe

Notice a. heFw.hF given thai
Chas. s. Maloney has flee Ellt
me written reQaesl that fhs
tau n~rfifirates Together STA Al
Subsequent emift~a 80 teEiea t4Esss
held b. the state - fiorlda -
advertised and Sid "a fhe hsNisuHf
bidder fer casa - prurlde9 ~
House RIil 9sE % the ls14 arta -
the TsegiElasnre. uE,en th~ fui5sfa tvN
DESERVED rial estate in the FnunfF
~ Aiunres. state - Flsrida- te-Nsts
PIT Lot :. Hik. = TT z. a. rrrssra-
ed ~ Monroe County Eerorts. lsessf
Beck Xxx. PaEe -
The taxes q h. eold are ev6aeure9
~ ceFtlficats IA. ia - laEk. SD
represent tnNsas foT tke Feara ts1l
To- 1897. both fHciuNaFs-
Aisa. pr l.sf a fEk -. 80 rarnFA-
ed In Mouroe ruunfg Es-7ursta. tssH6
Hook E-f. Page go
The taxes g. - sold 49, ettsl'a1set
bp certificate No. "a ~ 1897 MmH
rebresent taxes fer ~ FsarE fs1E
Sd is11. hoth Inclusive.
Ai@a. Lsst - - IT s. sFanstaas
Lane and Fs-oT HnuNe klieT. 80 -
exards-d r. MfEfta EouEtt Res
-Is4ea nook TT. Fawe g.
The taKes % - sid 49, es1deneeE
- eertifloate -. go - l4zt 4aa
represent sa3~x Tor khw ve.ane asE-
e. 1872. lsafh inrlusiFe
Alee. Ps Los T. NIk z - A. 80
r~cerded IN M@mrsse cp1usv fl@raFaa.
Eseed f}o.ek A.. f'aEe ga
The tnNes o. 49, SD 49, rslttesle@4
~ rnrfifanare No. Sc - te@E mmN
represent taaes So ths Feass f44-
80 1897. lsuth farinafse
Afss. pr Les a Hik e - q a.
Recorded - Nonroe rsansr fzsrar4s
D%~d baek A.. EAae 80
w4sN rnmas a. - SID a. rste.sl aIF.sasIN
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LEGALS



Notice IS hereby given that NaT1uaa
J. Lowe tgohn Wfn. CaSeFa has fi1f6
with me writes Request that the
tax certificates together with an
subsequent omitted az levied faxes
held br the state of Florida -
advertised and sold - the hlzhssI
bidder Tor cash as provided hv
House Biii 3S6 81 the 1881 acts -
the LeEiSls tslre. upaa the fr,l1ssu ms
described reai estate In the County
of Monroe, State 81 Florida te-Wtt-
Let IL. Blk :. TT 80. a. recurxI-
81 in Nonroe Eounty Records. Deed
Book b. PAGE 1SS
The taxes 10 be sold are svfsl-llcs-d
by certificate No 6zl Of 1898. ana
represent taxes for the wears 1888
To 1897. beth inclusive
said tax certificate together vita
adj subsequent omitted or IeVied
taxes Will be seld u the hiEhesl
bidder az the Court House nssssr N
Key West. on ths s4h day 81 aIarch
1883. at SEQ o'clock p II
Dated this the 18th day ef Feiru-
airy, 1883
tSEA1-l Ross e SAWYER
Clerk Circuit Courr. Monree County
Florida
feb. lz-2t. mar. ?. lssS-Nsle
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NOTICE OF SALE o. TAX
EEHTHFtrAT

Neasre Is her~hy given thai Flarl-
IA I-zEhfs-asrae 81 Al have ffless
18th m@ written reaB~St tat fae
TAX eertisicssss Together vita al
zzztssesaeaf entities - Aee3ea taxes
HID - thS STATE ~ Ffarsaa 80
a1VerttsesF and sid 80 Ehe hEEheSf
etsldleE fzsF easA 4S EraNEese<f az
House Fzlll IS - tie 1877 acts -
taw t.<Essaaxnrss mI.ea the fel8axfnx
dssrrah=-st raj estate Ia she f>aunss
eE AanEas. state - k'tarEsIa- TEXT
Pt - TT s Windsor Lave a Peer
ttusse Aliags - ressafsiezE - HanFa~
f-euztE Es-ersIss fsees5 Haok -
gza9e IS
TAs taNss e. - sid are - ssa<acesi
- ser1sfieste - - ~ Iszx. am3
rsureseat EzNes fer the y.AFs 1@z-
- 1854. saesH fHetaslxe
Sasa TAX ssFsaatuatF ssxrsher 18th
al sstzs=aasas osEE1te1 - aext~a
saxrs alu - aata - tke h1Ek~sa
hI41xv a. kas Ec2xS Eszzs D9oE u
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17
LEGALS

corded in Monroe County Records.
Deed Book Wy. Page los
The taxes 10 he sold are evidenced
by certificate No SIS of 1898. and
represent taxes for the years 1922
10 1897. both inclusive
Said tax certificate together with
all subsequent omitted OF levied
taxes VII be sold 10 the highest
bidder at the Court House Door in
Key West. on the 4th day OF March
1898, AT SEQ o'clock P NJ
Dated this the 18th day OF Febru-
airy, 1855
fSEAL.) Ross c Sawyer
Florida
feb. l7-24, mar. :. Isss-Msos
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NOTICES o. SAEEs aF rsN
gHsNF1RRRTR&

Nntire - hefetg EfV@n that
tsesss ~ Afien las fIlesl Eith
ute wFsfteu rsasfrst that she
tasE sfFfstkea1ss tezstser With all
subsequent essiffea az EeNiei taxas
hif aN the state e Ff4rzfa ks
asfs.eFttsssl ard SID - tha hlEheSt
hlaslfF 4sF c1Sh - provided ~
~ I1l sss II the 1855 acts -
tse zsssl ataFes an-sn ths fslieselEs
stseFsesst Fea1 aslate ~ ths EnaBtr
- slssafsss. state - k'ssFs4ia. g. alt
fsk ~ ~ II s. as r-ssErtleE IN
Assafsse Asssunfs AtassaFsis. Essatt tssssA
rs as@e e&4
The sakss - be Sold are - lsiss1s-sssl
hV eeftss. sAssa Sse f49 - 1854. ASA
ressr@srHt taxes fer the x~Ass Use
Il 1881. beta laetasife
.A1sos ~ Lel - 81 81. : as a.
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LEGALS

taxes VIII be sold TO the highest
bidder al the Court House Door in
Key West. Ga the fIh day Of March
1893. at 200 O'Clock p. II.
Dated this the 18th dag Of Febru-
ery, 1875
fSEALb Ross & Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court. Monroe CoHntys
Florida
feb. I7-24. mar. 3. Isss-M5s0
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17
LEGALS

all subsequent omitted or levied
taxes viii be sold 10 the highest
bidder al the Court House Door in
Key West, on the 4th day OF March
1898. at 5000 O'Clock P NJ
Dated this the 18th day Of Febru-
airy 1888.
fSEAT.l Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court. Monroe County.
Florida
feb. I7-2t. mar. ;. 19ss-MssI
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LEGALS

Key West. on the 4th day Of March
1888. at sea o'clock p NJ
Dated this the 18th day OF Febru-
airy. 1888
SEAL Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court. Monroe County.
Florida
feb 17-24. mar. ). Isss-M5sz
Evening star., 1938-02-12
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
LECTURE AT G. W. U.
Gavin W. Allan, C. S. B., Of Bos.
ton, Is Speaker-University
Group Is Sponsor.

A lecture on christian Science: A
Religion of Service" was delivered last
evening in Corcoran Hall at George
Washington University by Gavin w.
Allan. c. S. B.. Of Boston. Mass, q
member of the Board of Lectureship
of the Mother Church. the First
Church Of Christ, Scientist. in Boston
He was introduced by Miss Charlotte
NJ Endres. This lecture was spon-
sored by the Christian Science organ
ization at the university.
Touching upon the subject of heal
ing, Mr.. Allan made clear that Jesus
did not in some mysterious way be-
stow upon his disciples magic powers.
but he taught them what was necessary
for them to know in order to render
service to their fellow men, to rejoice
In the omnipresence and omnipotence
Of God. which is the basis Of healing
One begins the practice OF Christian
Science. the lecturer explained. the
moment he begins to think rightly. or
from q purely Christian standpoint.
Christian Science practice. he said. is
the practice Of righteousness in one's S
own thought and life. Nothing short
of right thinking and right acting.
from a purely spiritual viewpoint. he
declared, ia Christian Science prac-
ticed, and to the extent that this is
done. effects or healing will naturally
follow.
The Christian Scientist. the lecturer
said. is constantly and conscientiously
endeavoring to fit himself to heal. and
to do this. he knows he needs more
Evening star., 1938-02-12
Headline Folk
and What
They Do
Reich Press Chief Has
Job Of Making Denials
to Correspondents.
BY LEMuEL z. PARTON

r. OTTO DIETRICH, Reich
press chief has the Official
J job of Saying 1t amt 80" in
Germany. and the corre-
spondents are keeping him pretty
busy. BY telephone, from Der
Fuehrers mountain top at Berchtes-
gaden. he tells all inquirers that all Is
Remuetlich in Germany and reports
to the contrary are false and stupid"
He is q journalist and former pro-
fessor Of political science. an allay Of
Adolf Hitler since the 1928 Munich
beer hall putsch. and was leader in
herdng the newspapers into the Nazi
lineup. He tells the papers what
they can and can't print and the
daily news of Germany is filtered
through his mind. He is a highly
educated and personable Official treat
ing foreign correspondents courteous
ly. but. on occasion, indicating that
he wishes they would 20 home and
stay there. Addressing the Nazi Con-
eress at Nuremberg last September.
he said:
THE daily duty Of a New York
journalist is to tell lies and bow
down to the Temple of Mammon. and
sell his people and his country for
his daily bread"
Foreign correspondents Immediately
organized the Berlin eyrie of THE
Most Noble Order of Journalistic Vul-
lures" The president holds the Of
flce OF FIRST beak," and the secretary
and treasurer right wing and left
wing" Members at large are tail
feathers" Their motto is Let the
other bird lie" No heads rolled in
the sand and they continue tn meet
DR.. Dietrich amcably and print his
daily denials of this or that.
A native Of Essen. he was graduated
from the Universities of Munich and
Frankfort. After teaching political
science at the former. he became a
correspondent for the National Zeitung
at Munich and was so engaged when
he joined Hitler. He had in important
role in the publicity build-up of Ma
tional Socialist. He is 40 years old,
a war veteran and a former COM
mander Of division of the Brown
Shirt Militia.
Justice Thomas c. Kadien, ir.. Of
and New York Supreme Court. denes
incorporation to the We Americans"
organizations of George U. Harvey.
Borough President of Queens. His
decision indicates that, in his view. the
question of just who is an American
may be left open to argument without
juridic recognition of any particular
group. The new society is to stamp
out "isms."
Justice Kadicn. AZ years old. Is
son OF Thomas c. Kadien. who was a
municipal justice. In 1916 he re-
signed from a city job, studied law
at the New York Law School and
picked up his fathers old maeisterial
post He became a county Judge in
1882 and was elected to the Supreme
Court in 1884. His greatest peeve is
lax divorce law administration.
Evening star., 1938-02-12


Two things melo-
drama American Far Eastern pocysuch things
dents
to publish the sharp
senoonsusgested that
hold the fort
safe for democracy" in Europe.
toretqn
Office purposey attempting that
America had understanding nh Great Britain nuono possible
Intervention.
phen his firm limiting
Anglo seemed definitely that
such agreement existed.
Borah and johnson Britain
than effective
slant making
Huls occasional nmaions that
lsolationist sentiment both in Congress
Whether isoaonst
doar but ne T. Johnson about the
well Yet Borah still
shifting steadily from the other
o
the Nations
gndiose notion the people both of
trail with oraoy which destroyed him
of his career the League bringing improbable
hn buttonedup Lodge Of Massachusetts, would
come Borah had been Lodges
Curiousy enough the
nonetheless remarkable for that
Take the court fight Before the President
Boah alone
result clarion call to the
court was attacked which quite
dent that Borah had tipped
When the court bill
equal his
johnson to come out against 1T dramatically
Evening star., 1938-02-12
TOSCAN|N| OFFERS
TONIGHT.
N. B. c. Symphony 0rches.
ira to Be Heard at 10
on WMAL and WRC.
.OUR works which have achieved
- the rank OF universal favorites
have been programmed by Ar

TOUR works which have achieved
- the rank Of universal favorites
have been programmed by Ar
turo Toscanini for tonight's
concert by the National Broadcasting
Co. Symphony Orchestra, to be heard
over WMAL and WRC. beginning at
10 O'Clock. Compositions of Won
Weber. Brahms. Wagner and Dukas
are included The maestro will open
the concert with the overture to Carl
Maria Won Weber's "Euryanthe." to
be followed by Brahms ID Major
Symphony" Wagner's "A Siesfred
1dyl' and Dukas' orchestral scherzo
"The Sorcerer's Apprentice"
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg Of
Michigan is to deliver the principal
address at Lincoln Day dinner OF the
Middlesex Club in Boston, and WRC
will carry the legislators remarks at
O'Clock. The birthday of the Great
Emancipator comes in for further
attention on me part of the networks,
when one Of the few living persons
who saw him assasSinated and a man
who was born in the same log cabin
are brought before the microphone. A
dramatization son the same program
tWRC, o. presents the story of a
mother who. having lost two sons in
the Civil War. made a personal appeal
to the President for the honorable dis
charge Of her third.
A CONTRAST in styles of music is
presented by two other programs.
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra
tWOL 9:l5) plays Glazounow's Over
ture Sollennelle. Opus 73"; MacDow-
ellis Indian Suite, Opus 40: Saint
Saens' Symphony No. 5 in c Minor.
Opus 49,: Moszkowski's Music From
'Boabdil'" and Wagner's finale from
Act III Of "Siegfried Trombonlst
Charlie Teagarden. vi Mele, exponent
Of piano and vocal swing. and Red
Evans, ocarina virt,loso, are the guest
performers in the Swing Club
(WJSV, y.
Other things-Mrs. Franklin d.
Roosevelt discusses Aid for Rural
Youth" (WJSV. 6:45) Senator
Lewis B. Schwellenbach Of Washing
ton speaks on THE Japanese Invasion
Of Our Fisheries (WJsv, 1o:45).
EOR the record-WOL won that race
to put on the first broadcast of
proceedings in Traf1c Court. Ann
qillis' coup in presenting Ave minutes
Of "settine-the scene" earlier yester.
day morning has been disallowed by
the committee in charge Of such things
as a foul. G. A. M.
Evening star., 1938-02-12

humility. more love. more wisdom. a
better understanding Of God and His
laws. and clearer vision Of man as
Gods expression. To this end. he ex-
planned. he studies the Bible and the
Christian Science text book. Science
and Health With Key to the Scrip
tures,' by Mary Baker Eddy.
In concluding. Mr. Allan declared
that the influence Of Christian Science
teaching ia awakening humanity to
see that distresses. which were former
ly regarded as acts Of God. and there
fore to Be endured with becoming
resignation. are not Of God. but are
evils which should be overcome and
destroyed, and that because Of this
awakening, there is A growing demand
for freedom from disorder, and an In
sistence that such 4 freedom is hu-
manity's right This demand. he Af-
firmed, can be met by Christian Sci.
ence.
Evening star., 1938-02-12


Judiciary Committee bill
The longer young ttfina NTH
nuoded
youthful seemingly going
s,Cay.
They resolved to stop him
administrations dhure
they
dents foreign policy before the
be wise for the President
"Borah and Johnson" before taking important steps
New paperAn nan
Evening star., 1938-02-12

workers Will receive additional
fall off, while at
take of the unemployed
transferring the control national purchasing
the private bankers to permanent public policy
This plan
Mr. Deane suddenly checked colleagues
the great NJ r. byho
irrelevant for four After
Housing Administration Mr.
Motors and kept his plan waiting the oppoune
The Roosetef nmilnr
proposals. The Deane plan has been introduced
sentative Boykn OF Alabama
and Means Committee 1t probable
IN the future the deveop
anticipated
nave said harshy critical things Of big
ana OF General Motors
and entirely unsefsh effort
make his contribution the
own the
OF the FIRST New Deal he has panacea
engineering approach to the problem Of distribution
ten II Dig business had supplied the administration
and fewer OF the bankers industrial
recovery measures there would
the New Deal the
The problem of our raise
without sacrificing production
Evening star., 1938-02-12
MEDAL GIVEN OFFICER
1t. J. A. Bulger Receives Award
for paccu;pr H;r1

1t. J. A. Bulger Receives Award
for Rescuing Girl.
Award Of the Soldiers Medal to
First 1t. Joseph A. Bulger, Army Air
Corps, for heroism displayed in res
cuing little girl from drowning in
Chesapeake Bay last May was an
nounced today by the War Depart
ment
1t. Bulser was q guest aboard a
cabin cruiser from which the child was
thrown overheard when q swinging
door became unlatched in rough water.
Fully clothed. the officer plunged into
the waves and kept the child afioat
until they could be rescued. A native
OF Pittsheld, Mass. It. Bulger now is
stationed at Langley Field, Va.
Evening star., 1938-02-12

a PODCy Commit
tee of 200, under
the leadership OF
Glenn Frank. for
merly pre- sident
Of the University
OF Wisconsin. One
gets mixed reac-
tions to this Poll
cy Committee, but
Oh the whole they
divide themselves
into two classes
I h os e Republic
Ans who think the
whole plan is Just
. lot of political
bunk and those
Evening star., 1938-02-12

vided rigidly that no land diverted
from corn, wheaty etc, should be used
by the farmer owning the land for
increasing his output Of dairy, live
stock and poultry products.
This amendment was phrased In
words of extreme rieor A farmer
could not raise, on his diverted acres,
or pasture upon them, any dairy cat
tie, any live stock for meat, any hogs
or any poultry. Further. any crop
raised upon the diverted acres could
Evening star., 1938-02-12

when a farmer re-
duced his acreage
of corn or what
not. he would be
likely to use the
diverted acres for
raising pro ducts
on which there
" as no limita-
ton.
So Con z resS-
men representing
dairy, live stock
and poultry prod
ucts proposed an
a m e n d ment to
t h 2 bill. The
amendment a pro-
Evening star., 1938-02-12
Enlisted Men to Dance.

The Receiving station at the Navy
Yard will give dance in the Sail Loft
at the yard tonight from o'clock
until for Navy enlisted men and their
civilian and Marine Corps guests.
Mudc will be furnished by the Navy
Band Dance Orchestra.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
Coast Artillery Award Made.

Award of the United States Coast
Artillery Association Trophy to the
243d Regiment Of Coast Artillery
(Harbor Defense). Rhode Island Na.
tional Guard, with headquarters At
Providence. r. l., WAS announced today
by Maj. Gen. A. H. Sunderland, chief
Qf Coast Artillery.
Evening star., 1938-02-12

Actually, the two Senators held no
advance consultations. They have
spent 80 many years watching
foreign policy. responding irritably
to any indication that isolationism
was to be abandoned, that their
reactions are now automatic and
simultaneous. When Senator
johnson demanded a public state
ment from Secretary Hull, Senator
Borah was not surprised. He had
not been warned in advance. but he
charged in behind his old colleague
Evening star., 1938-02-12

THE opinions OF the Ders this their opn not
necessarav TIE stars Such opinions presented in
The Stars EFFORT to gve all sides questions
readers although such opinions contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1938-02-12
We, the People
Deane Plan to Level Out Boom.Bust Cycles Returns
With Recession.
BY J. FRANKLIN.

OW know that the depression
for Mutual Prosperity is again being seriously discussed
| u ereuions circles
Al Deane important
1891 and 1892 the depression
tackle the financial probems
point Of instead Of following
nical problems Of American industry
Evening star., 1938-02-12

from a sick bed. Borah was also
member Of the little board Of
strategy which made effective the
suggestion OF Republican Leader
Charles L. McNary that the Repub-
licans had best arrange a con-
spiracy Of silence.
Throughout the fight. both
Borah and johnson acted as prin-
cipAl acknowledgements strategists.
Senator Burton K. Wheeler Of
Montana, the leader of the anti
Evening star., 1938-02-12

result ID known As THE Oeane
Plan"-a simple. scienti1c and
hence really revolutionary proposal
for building up the national income
in time OF depression and putting
check on booms Of an inna-
tionary character.
The mechanism proposed for
this is a large fund. created at
first by Federal credit and later
supplemented by pay roll taxes in
tiyaa ~ imitation Hvnve {his f,,pd
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which checked the recovery move-
ment In the fall of 1897. Al Deane
has worked out what is, at the very
least practical approach to a So
luton Of this problem and what
may easily prove to be the best
method OF flattening the dips and
bulges in the so-called boom-bust
cycle OF American heavy industry.
His plan will meet with oppo-
sition from certain banking inter.
ests and from the American Fed
Grafton of labor ~ we'll for il will
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The Capital Parade
Borah and johnson Back in Harness to Preserve
Isolation of America.
BY JOSEPH ALsoP and ROBERT K1NTNER.

BY JOSEPH ALSOP and ROBERT KINTNER.
THE Senate these William E. Idaho
warehouses;
hear the sound Of battle sniff
ground with for the e terrible twins isolation
suspect entangHng alliances
of
Their smoking out
corde Hull that understanding
considerable Achievement whole direction of
the nmaion British
suggested that private had
Joint