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sagundo lugar Arturo Falla, de
la Habana.
German Alvarez, de la Haba-
ma, gan6 la carrera de 120 var
das, con obstaculos, entrando en-
segundo lugar Paul McCloskey,
de la Universidad de Tampa, y
en- tercero Mariana Averoff, de
la Habana.
Hitherto Rivero, de la Univer
sidad de la Habana, gan6 la ca
rrera de Glen yardaS, entrando
Bill Wheeler, de Kissimmee, en-
segundo lugar, B. N1nez, de la
Habana, en- tercero.
/. Vazquez, de la Universidad
de la Habana, triunf6 en- ell Shot
Put, seguido por Nelson Davis
y E. Nhhez.
En- la sarrera de obstaculos,
de 22O yardas, venci6 German
Alvarez, de la Universidad de
la Habana, con Dordyce, de ia
Universidad dc Tampa en- Sc
gundo lugar, y M. Averoff, de la
Ha0ana, en- ell tercero.
Filiberto Rivero gan6 la ca
rrera de las 22O yardas, entran-
do detras de el, sin esperanto,
Bill Wheeler, del Club Atletico
de Kissimmee, y Healy, de la u
niversidad de Tampa.
Jose Pelleya, otro cubano, pa
SO la meta en- ell primer lugar,
en- las $50 yardas, seguido de
Dewell y Howell, de la Universe
dad de Tampa.
Hoyt Hoy Hall, de San Pc
tersburg, venci6 en- ell salto alto,
quedando en- segundo y tercer lu
gar, Crews y NaviUs.
En- ell lanZamiento de la Jaba-
lima, j. EScobar, otro de los sim
paticos j6yenes cubanos, conquis
to ell mas alto honor, seguido por
Fordyce, de la UniEersidad de
Tampa, y N1nez, de la Uniyer-
sidad de la Habana.
Ell team universitario cubano,
compuesto por Falla, Averoff,
Alvarez y Rivero, gan6 la carre-
"a de 440 yardas, con relevos,
venciendo a los atletas de la u
niversidad de Tampa.
Bill Wheeler, de Kissimmee,
venci6 en- ell salto ancho, quedan
do en- segundo lugar M. Rami-
rez, de la Habana, y en- tercero
Deem Joy, del Southern College.
Vencieron en- ell Spring med
ley, los cubanos RAMIREZ, Nj
nee, Rivero y Pelleys a los anne
ricanitos Fordyce, Patten, KEEL
ly y Kaufman.
Tengan los universitarios Gu
banos una congratulacion nues-
ira y otra muy enthusiastic, de Ia
/ colonia latina.
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sentarse en- ell hotel de los Rio
Verde, valiendose de su amis-
tad -. y yer a Maria? 80.
Pero ell horror de 10 que pu-
diera ocurrir, lie contuvo.
lila pobre mia quiza no
pudiera resistir la impression
al VERNE, y Sc d~esmayara,
qui@n sabe 81 lie costara la vi
da, sin poder hablarme de
nestro hijo, delante de IIsido-
rol
JQue debo hacer, pues?
tMeterme en- ell tren &c.. vo-
lar al lado de mi chiquitin? 4.
Isl, ST Es 10 mas acertado.
Ire, 10 we're, estare a su lado
hasta que 10 yea buena del to-
do, y entonces volvere aqui a
yer a Maria.
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La Gaceta Folletin No. $40
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

este paseo, cuando quiza aGn SD
hijo Sc NORA?
FL captain sec6 su llanto.
Luego frunci6 ell cefo.
Guerra proceder con orden.
Recobr6 su sangre fra de los
dias de batalla.
Pens6 que siendo esta carta
de cinco diss atras, y Ia prime
"a, la breve, de anteayer, era e
vidente que Ell niho estaba va
fuera de peligro.
JQue debia hacer, sin en-.
bargo7
SEsperarse aqui, mejor di-
chO, ir a Fueuterrabia y pre-
La gaceta., 1939-04-05
Los atletas cubanos conquistaron los mayores
honores en- las justas deportivas de aver
La Universidad de Tampa finaliz6
en- segundo lugar

FL team de 10 notables at,
letas mandados a la Florida POI
la Universidad de la Habana,
venci6 anoche, en- Phillips Field,
ror apreciable ventaja, a los At
letas de la Universidad de Tam
pa y del Junior College, de Sa
Petersburg.
Los cubanos sorprendieron a
los atletas locales y al propio
Nash Higgins, que no esperaba
dc ellos un tan alto grade de eff
c.encia.
Cuba conquist6 los primeros
hoEores, con sc puntos, quedan-
do en- segundo lugar la Univer-
sidad de Tampa, con 20, y en-
tereero 81 Junior College de San
Petersburg.
Hitherto Rlvero fue la estre-
la maxima del grupo cubano y
50 lie tributaron en- ell curse de
las competencias fuertes y sin.
ceros aplausos. Rivero hizo 12t
puntos, conquistando ell triunfo
en- las 100 y las 200 yardas Y a.
yudando de manera principal en-
las carreras con relevo.
Anotaron 1I12 puntos cada
uno, por Ell team crbano, Ger
man Alvarez y Jose Pelleya.
I'm muchacho de San Peters
burg, Hoyt Hall, gan6 Ell cam
peonato del salto alto y salto con
garrocha.
Ignacio Vazquez, de la Haba-
ma venci6 en- ell lanzamiento del
disco y lie slguler0n Nelson Da-
Wis y Herbert Pemberton, tam
bien de la Habana.
Jose Pelleya gan6 la carrera
de las 44O yardas, entrando des-
pues Kaufman, de la Univer-
sidad de Tampa, y Hatch, tam
bien de la Uniyersidad de Tam
pa.
En- Ell salto con la garrocha a
triunf6 Ell americana Hoyt Hall,
de San Petersburg, quedando en-
La gaceta., 1939-04-05

~ podre traerle la doble a.
legria de mi presencia y de
decirla que el nino esta sano y
contentol
NADIA, NADIA, decididol
Salt6 a I'm "taxi."
En- un instante estuvo en- ell
hotel y habl6 con Ell maitre.
Sc inform6.
A1n tenia tempo de coger
ell sud espresso que habia salido
de San Sebastian dos horas an
ties.
FL maitre lie aconsejaba que
cogiera un "taxi' Y Sc trasla-
dara a Vitoria, adonde ell ex-
pres tenia la llegada a las do
ce Y treinta Y cinco. E
II Muy bien, muchas gra-
cias!-dijo Miguel electrical
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DEPORTES
LA PELEA LOU NOVA-MAX
BAER

New York, Abril 5.-Aceptan
do la protesta del director de
Lou Nova, Mike Jacobs, ell IA
moso empresario, anuncio aver
que la pelea de Lou con ell eXcam
pe6n Max Baer Sc efectuara EN-
ell estadio de los Yankees, en- es-
ia ciudad, ell dfa l de JUNO,
La pelea Sc habia anunciado
originalmente para Ell Ola rs de
mayo, en- la escudilla de la Ma
Olson Square Garden, pero Ell d.
rector de Nova, Ray Carlen, in
sisti6 en- que debia ser Ell ell Es-
tadio.
Baer cumpli6 80 amos en- fe-
brero y asegura que pensando
en- su eSposa y su hijito vencera
a Nova, I'm fuerte aspirante a la
corona.
Hablando aver en- tono de bro
ma Y tambien en- serio, Baer pre-
gunt6: IQuien es este senor No
va? SenciIlamente I'm muchacho
a quien haran la cuenta de diez
en- la Iona. Mi forma es perfecta
y tengo la certeza de que mas tar
de reconquistare Ell titulo.
Yo prometi Ell aho pasado que
vencerfa a Tommy Farr y cum
phi la promesa. Ahora digo 10
mismo con respecto a Nova.
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paseo de Eduardo Dato, entra T.
Cuando Ell eoche volaba nor d
do va en- la limpis.na y simpa-
tica Vitoria, vic ell captain pasar
un tren como una bala al otro
lado de una valla pintada de YER
de.
les Ell expreso?-prEunt6
angustiado al conductor del %,
che.
Este asinti6 sin volver Ia CO.
beza. -
= EntOnces.. Sc nos vaf
Nc, senior. Aqui para cerca
dc media bora, para dar tsm.
pc a conner { los viajerts.
En- efeSo: POGO despr6s lleua-
ban a la estaei6n.
81 Official tendi6 al chauffi1,y
~ billete de'veinte duros.
! Sc scerc6 a Ia ventanilla. "a
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CHAMACo GANo Ell TITULo

a
Chicago, Abril 5.-Joss Cha.
mace, ell famoso billarista meji-
cano, gano aver Ell campeonato
de carambolas por tres bandas,
derrotando a nueve notables BIZ
llaristas americanos.
Chamaco derrot6 anoche a
Frank Scoville, de Buffalo, N.
York.
De 65 partidos o juegos, OBJ
tuvo 40 victorias.
Jay Bozeman, de Chicago, a.
parece en- el sagundo lugar.
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Ia 6ACErA
Notcias de Pelota


Comunican desde Chicago que
Dick Bartell, Ell nuevo catcher
de los Cubs, ingres6 aver en- un
hospital con motive de la dolen-
ella que lie afecta Ell tobillo izquier
do y lie impide jugar. Bartell tie
ne tambien lastimado ell brazo y
Sc lie va a someter a tratamien-
to. Tiene una lesion traumatica
en- ell tobillo, segdn ell Dr.. John
F. Davis, que lie reconcile aver.
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RADIO
WFLA-s2O NBC Features

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$3.50 Tommy Dorsey orchestra
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800 Gangbusters
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900 Star Theater
1000 Raymond Paige Show
1000 Rhythm Rhapsody
II 80 Cab Galloway orchestra
La gaceta., 1939-04-05

cando IN primera para Madrid.
/, CuandO e. oicial Sc VIC insta.
iado en- su wagon, por cierto Ne,
no dc gense, lanz6 un suspiro de
aliyio.
A Ia noehe, esta misua noche.
a las nreve, tendria a sp biijto
en- sus brazos.
! por primera vez, desde aus
Ieyera las cartas de Maria IN
reiappagO de dicha pas6 nor
sus ojos.
Una nueva contrariedad SUI.
go para Miguel durante 81 via.
sado. ""''A pen
Este tren de lrjo, como es na.
.aral' no Sc detenia en- Ell Plan
Miguel tuyO que descendsr en-
La gaceta., 1939-04-05

Cinco minutes mas tarde,
ell autom6vil volaba por la ca
rretera de Tolosa como una ex
halaci6n.
En- Ell interior del coche, Mi
guel, sin siquiera h9berse cam
biado ell uniforme lhi haberse
quitado ell polvo ii su largui-
viaje, veia ddsfilar verti-
ginosamente ell pfisaje de los
campos, de las montanas y de
los caserios, que parecian hui
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mente- iGuardenme la ha-
bitaci6n y ell equipaje hasta
mi vuelta, Ieh?
-lEsta bien, senior! Ell Gin.
.euenta y ocho. Llevaremos ell
equipaje a la consigna del ho-
tel.
La gaceta., 1939-04-05
GIMNASIO PARA PUZZLES

Ell gimnasio de Jim Downing,
en- la Gale de Franklin, fue ven
dido aver al Sr. Jose Rodante,
que 10 utilizara para Ell entrena-
miento de sus boxeadores.
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INVITATIONS OUT
TO INSPECT new
1910 BUICK CARS
NOW ON DISPLAY AT AR.
THUR MULBERG CO.: NEW
SERIES HAS ULTRA.MoD-,
ERIN STYLING

Six new series of automobiles
for 1910, on wheelbases ranging
from 121 to 140 inches and af-
fording extended market cover
age from just above the lowest
price field. are announced today
by Buick division of General
Motors Corporation.
II Arthur Mulberg of Mulberg
Chevrolet Company, local dealer,
announces that the new edition is
now on display at the show
rooms, corner of Caroline and
New streets.
Featuring the Buick line for
1910 are two completely new Sc
ries of i cars of ultra-modern
styling and new standards of
quality and performance in the
lower and medlum-prlced fields.
They are the series so Super and
the series 70 Roadmaster, con-
structed on entirely new chassis
of i21- and 126-inch wheelbase,
respectively.
Outstanding structural and de-
sign features, including such i'm
portant items as improved torque
tube drive, independent front
wheel suspension, buicoil rear
spring suspension, ride stabiliza-
ton fore and aft, more powerful
hydraulic brakes, and improved
lighting and electrical equip
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nent, are Incorporated in the

ment, are incorporated in the
cars.
The 1910 cars have improved
front and rear direction signals,
foamtex rubber seat cushions,
engine turned instrument panels,
sealed beam safety headlights,
entirely new frames, new engine
mountings, new carbuertion, ad-
dition of oil filters on all engines,
better direct steering linkage,
improved handishift gear control,
marked improvement in shock
absorber equipment, new safety
free Keeling in door handles,
windshield wiper boosters, an
system of tire chang
ing, and a host of other refine
ments marking them as complete
and luxuriously equipped auto
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DIVORCE FILED

Papers in a suit for divorce
were filed Wednesday afternoon in
the office of Clerk Ross c. Saw
per, of Circuit Court, in the case
of Julius Schacter versus Doro-
thy Litowitz Schacter.
on the list, and athletic director
of the Homestead institution, T.
j. Bleier, admits that "a tough
customer was added to the sched-
ule' when the Conchs were plac-
ed on the list,
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|, NfANAAI LII 4
CLEANERS EDGE OUT
LUCKY, * sTRIKEGUB
CLOSE CANE LAST NIGHT
ONE or BEST OF BOWL.
ING TOURNAMENT

The Merrimac met the Mont
tor. the Yankees met the Giants,
and Greek met Greek-but the
battle of the century in bowling
circles !. took place last night
whens two sworn enemies, the
White Star Cleaners and the
Lucky Strikes, fought it out with
balls and pins. j.
The scorekeeper delayed the
opening long enough to remove
a variety of knives, pistols and
baseball bats from the, contest
ants, then marked up three of the
best games of the tournament,
both teams being evenly match
ed. When the fray ended, the
final score ,read-W White Star
Cleaners 1893, Lucky Strikes
1856.
Full scores follow:
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IN CIRCUIT COURT STATE OF
FLORIDA. ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, MONROE COUNTY.>N
FERNANDO MARTINEZ
Plaintiff,
SARAH FLATT MARTINEZ,
Defendant.
oRpER OF PUBLICATION
1t appearing BY the. sworn bill
filed in the above-stated cause
that Sarah Flat Martinez, the de-
PENDANT therein named, is a nom
resident of the State of Florida and
that her residence is unknown; that
said defendant is over the age of
twenty-oEe years; that there is no
person in@the, State Of Florida the
service OF summons in chancery
upon whom would bind said de-
PENDANT
1t is therefore ordered that said
defendant be and she is hereby re-
quired 10 appear to the bill of COM
plant filed in said cause on or be-
fore Monday. the 6th day of No
vember, A. ID. 1888. otherwise the
allegations of said bill viii be
taken asuconfessed by said de-
PENDANT.
1t is further ordered that this or
der be published once each week for
-four consecutive weeks in The Key
West Citizen, a newspaper pub
lished in. said county and state.
Done afid ordered this 22nd day
of September. 1889
(SEAIs1 Ross e sawyer
. Clerk Circuit Court.
BY Anita NJ. Saigado.
Deputy Clerk
JOHN c.. SAWYER. -
Solicitor for Complainant.
/ sept22-2s: octe-l3-20. 1899
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LOCAL FIVE WILL
PLAY HOMESTEAD

HOMESTEAD. Sept. 22.-The
Homestead High School today re-
leased their l939-1s40 basketball
schedule, which calls for games
with eighteen opponents during
the season.
Key West High School is the
only new school to be included
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General Motors proving ground,
aripple of wonder ran like quick
silver through the men who
watched its going.
You'll feel it-you1l marvel, too
when you feel this incredibly
active, staunch, exciting mech
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Save Your Teeth

The Bride-These spoons Aunt
Emily gave us as wedding pres
ent are not real silver, only nick
ell.
The Groom-Can you tell nick
ell?
The Bride-No; but know
Aunt Emily.
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Meet. III !! 4. L |. ] !, ".
~ Marie bIlzdfd !

YESTERDAY: sverc time she
sees Locke, CeciIys heart turns
eGrtlrheeIs, but she still can't
penetrate his Teserve. The sum-
zneT season Is nearly ouer. Mean
irhile, Laura confesses that she's
seriously interested in Donald
Hemingway.
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TWO AND 0NE-HALF
GAMES LEAD STILL
KEPT BY REDLEGs
CINCINNATI AND sr. LOUIS
WIN: AIM AT SERIES NEXT
WEEK: BUGS WIN DOUBLE
HEADER
especial to The ditixen,

NEW YORK, Sept. PITS
going to be another one of those
crucial series, folks-this one be-
tween the neck-and-neck leaders
in the National League, com
mencing next Tuesday. st. Louis
play Cincinnati starting that day
in a three-game series, and the
results of the game will definitely
tell which team will be the
league standard-bearer against
the mighty Yanks in the World
Series.
Both Redlegs and Cardinals
won their games yesterday, the
former taking Philadelphia, to
3, and it was the Cards turn to
come from behind to capture
their game with Brooklyn Dodg-
ers in thrilling ninth-inning
rally to notch the tying and win
ming markers for a 6 to 5 vic
tory.
Pittsburgh Pirates defeated
Boston Bees in a twin-bill--6 to
4 and, Z to 0-both games being
won by rookie pitchers Long Jim
Gee and Odis Swigart. In the
other league battle, Chicago Cubs
slaughtered three New York
pitchers to steam in with 9 to 8
victory. Passeau allowed the
Giants only six hits.
In the American League, New
York Yankees staged a big third
inning, during which Bill Dickey
and Joe Gordon hit home runs,
and this was sufficient for the
day, the game ending in victory
with five runs to two for, Chicago
White Sox. Red Sox of Boston
beat st. Louis Browns, 6 to 2; the
Cleveland Indians took firmer
hold on third place with a win
over Washington Senators, 6 to
3, and a late rally by Detroit Tt
gers gave them victory in, close
game with Philadelphia Macks, Z
to 6.
Scores of the games follow:
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NoU see pictured here the mag
l. nificent automobile that value
wise is next years No. car.
That's absolute net. We VIII,
dreamed it, built it, tested ii, Tel
you cold-turkey it is Buick at il
unbeatable best.
Every one of its 1900 parts
is better part than we've
been able to make before.
Every one of its A different
types of steel is the finest for
its job that money can buy
five of its special alloys
were not even in existence
10 years ago.
When this uncatchable
smoothie went foxfootine
through its PAGES on the L
sezs u .xs r.
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LOCALS AWAIT
HAVA-TAMPA
70 PLAY BLUE sox AND
PIRATES IN DOUBLE
BILL SUNDAY
By PEDRO AGUrLAR

ny FEOnO AIO4LAh
Hava-Tampa baseball nine of
the South Dade County Baseball
League, with all its members
from Miami and Homestead, will
play doubleheader Sunday
against Blue Sox and Pirates.
They VIII come with a very
good record and will give the
boys here a run for their money.
In the first game, Manager
Caraballo} of the Sox will have
the following lineup:
Al. Rodriguez, c;
G. Diaz, p;
Castellano, 1b;
Valdes, 2b;
Pie Traynor, 3b;
r. Arnold, IS;
G. Garcia, If:
j. Garcia, CT;
Molina, rf;
Gates, reserve pitcher; Mar
tinez, newcomer, reserve infield-
er.
In the second game, Ray Bush's
Pirates win have:
P Carbonell. c..
Salinero or Malgrat, p;
M. Acevedo, Id;
Al. Acevedo, 2b;
M. Hernandez, 3b;
F. Lopez, IS;
Ogden, Torres, G, Garcia and
F. Caraballo. outfielders;
Izzy Rodriguez, reserve in
fielder.
First game will begin at 100
p. m, and second game Is min
.utes afterward. Jimmie Griffin
and Peter Castro will be the Of
fetal umpires.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago at St. Louis Root
(8-8) or French CAD VS.. Cooper
t9-6).
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati-Two
games-K1inger Q4-16) and
Brown OLD VS.. Thompson (10-5)
and Moore (13-11).
Only games scheduled.
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TODAY'S GAMES
IN MAJOR LEAGUES
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia at Boston-Ross
(6-14) VS.. Wagner OLD
Detroit at Cleveland-McKa
(5-5) VS. Feller (21-9).
Only games scheduled.
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L E G AIS

IN CIRCUIT COURT. STATE OF
FLORIDA. ELEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, MONROE COUNTY.\I IN
CHAECEsRY. x< 9
ENISp NYnn ApTVNEZ
Evening star., 1939-10-03
New Court Term

The Supreme Court enters upon
the new term with its docket as
heavy as usual, but not calculated to
generate as much heat as those of
recent years. Some of the fire has
gone out of the issues themselves,
and the cleavage in the court is not
SO pronounced as formerly.
OF major interest will be the ex-
pected test of the Wage Hour Act
which the Roosevelt administration
got through Congress after a bitter
struggle, to replace the labor stand
ards Of the outlawed N. R. A. The
case on which this likely will hinge,
still is in the lower courts, but in all
probability will make it's way to a
final decision in the course of the
next eight months.
Along with this are two other New
Deal enactments II the Bituminous
Coal Act of 1887 and the Robinson
Patman Fair Trade Practices Act
on whose constitutionality the court
is due to pass. The former appears
in new design as successor to the
Guffey Coal Act, which was another
Of the early New Deal legislative
Evening star., 1939-10-03

described by the Warsaw radio an
nouncer.
His announcement to Paris and Lon
don that I'VE expect aid will be forth
coming from our allies stood out above
all else as burning proof of the treachery
OF England and France.
Those governments urged the Poles
not to settle their troubles with Germany
because they wanted to drag the Ger
man people into another bloody war
When the Poles got into difficulty the
English and French held back. Why?
They are busy trying to jockey Uncle
Sam into position where they can saddle
the war debts on him.
Evidently the radio announcer had
the same blind faith in England and
France that the American people had in
them 81 years ago today England and
France deceived the American people
then, and they deceive the Poles now.
The German people are great and
flne people. And there is nobody in
Central Europe capable of establishing
real social order but Mr.. Hitler and the
present German Reich. That great ma
ton should not be bled for the sake of
the war-job seekers of England.
MRS. M. E. HOLLEY.
September %
Evening star., 1939-10-03

ventures that came cropper when
the conservative bloc In the court
was in the ascendancy.
Getting outside the controversial
area of administration sponsored
legislation, the court is asked to say
if the antitrust law can be invoked
against the American Medical As
sociation for fighting the so-called
"socialized medicine" plan OF the
Home Owners Loan Corporation.
A notable labor case also is in pros
pect, the sit-down strike damages Of
Sill, 900 assessed against the c. I. O.
hosiery workers union by q District
Court in the suit of the Apex Hosiery
Company, being headed for review
by the high tribunal.
AS the court starts work, the posi-
tion Of the liberals in its membership
will be stronger than ever, with a
consistent and vigorous dissenter
from the broadened constitutional
interpretations of the new majority,
Justice Butler, lying i'll.
Evening star., 1939-10-03
Child of Three

We think we know thing or two,
We've read thick books, both old and new;
We've mastered trigonometry
And fashioned our philosophy;
We've slaved for gold and know its worth,
Viewed far-fung corners of the earth
We think we're wise, as we should be,
Till questioned by child of three.
whats at dogs name?" she wants to
know.
As strolling down strange streets we 70.
who is its daddy? Can it talk?
Why is it running? Can't it walk?"
Your brain is logged, you fume and puf3.
But here is one you just can't bluff
Her patience gone, bright eyes soon sec
New problems for child of three.
Why are trees green? Who made the sum-
Why does river always run?
Why does the night come after day?
Who made the clouds? Why are they
gray?
Why does "horsie" have four feet?
Where goes the cold when comes the
heat?
From dawn till night, perplexed you'll be
With questions from q child Of three.
Inquisitiye? OF course they are:
This is their bright and guiding star,
1t is their great inheritance,
Most precious gift Of Providence
With childish faith to seek the truth,
(Unblinded. hopeful, trusting youthD
Guard well your gifts, my prodigy,
!, too, was once . child Of three.
ERWIN r. STOKER,