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La gaceta., 1939-01-04

La Sra. Perkins aconseja a
la Federation Americana del
Trabajo y ell Clio cesen en- sus
mutuos ataques y concierten
una tregua 81 no es possible lie
Gar a una paz que salve ell mo-
vimiento obrero americana.
Sabio es ell consejo y muy
convenience a los trabajadores
todos.
Sustentando opinion parcel
da a la sonora secretaria es
que nosotros dimos oportunt
aviso a los trabajadores con-
ira ell plan de "saltO' al CLIO.
No Sc conserva la moral del
La gaceta., 1939-01-04
cUMPLEANOs DEL
A GLASS

Washington, enero Gum
pli6 hoy 81 amos de edad ell Sc
nador Carter Glass, de Virginia.
Cuando los periodistas le pre-
guntaron como Sc ~sentia, con-
test6: Me siento como Ell Diablo
y hay para clio 81 razoRes.
La gaceta., 1939-01-04
LOS ~VETERANOS JURARON
VIVIR Y MORIR POR FRAN
CHA

Paris, enero 4.-Ante ell mo.
numento a los soldados que mu-
rieron en- la guerra mundial, en-
C6rcega, los veteranos supervi-
vientes juraron vivir Y MORN
por la bandera tricolor y la glO-
ria de Francia.
Los peri6dicos fascistas italia
nos Sc mOfan de esos veteranos,
citando ell origen de sus apelli-
dos.
La gaceta., 1939-01-04
IRA A LA
CORTE SUPREMA

Z Washington, enero 4.-Ase-
g1rase hoy en- las esferas oficia-
les que ell presidente Roosevelt
nombrara magistrate del tribu-
nal supreme, en- este mes, sujeto
a la aprobaci6n del senado, al
catedratico Felix lFrankfurter,
un renombrado liberal, de la u.
niversidad de Harvard. Apoya a
.Frankfurter el senador Norris,
liberal independence de Nebras
ka.
La gaceta., 1939-01-04
Las tropas leales mantenen' SUI admirable
resistencia en- ell Frente Catalan
Un canon italiano o aleman por cada
diez yardas.
Ell ejercito republican, Sc defiende con
sus formidables contraataques.

Barcelona, Enero Ala lie
gado a Gibraltar, escoltado por
un Instructor ingles, ell buque
de guerra leal espanci Jose LUZ
Diaz.
Dicese cue las autoridades in
glesas han resuelto internarlo
hasta que la guerra termine.
FL comandante Castro asistio
al entierro, EN- Gibraltar, de las
.inco victimaS del combate con
los facciosos.
No admite ell Gobierno leal, en-
su nota de la manana de hoy,
que los facciosos hayan tornado
a Artesa, noticia dada anoche
por las estaciones de radio de
Franco.
Los italianos, segin noticias
aqui recibidas, marchan en- la
vanguardia del ataque contra
Borjas Blancas y han entrado,
con ell apoyo de tropas facciosas
e~spanolas, en- Casteldana.
En- ell ataque hacia Borjas
Blancas los traidores y los italia
nos emplean centenares de avio-
mes y tanques.
Las tropas leales, en- la bata-
LA del frente catalan son inferio
res en- nGmero a las facciosas.
FL mando republican, Sc We
obligado a defender dos frentei
y Franco, por su parte, ha con-
centrado en- Catalina sus mejo-
res trOpas.
Ha sidO nombrado por Fran
co jefe de las fuerzas de Levan-
tie, ell general Orgaz.
La cartera de Orden Plblico Y
Communications, que desempeha
ba ell exgeneral Martinez AnidJ
en- ell gabinete de Burgos, ha ST.
do confiada al cuhado de Fran
co y ministro de la Gobernaci6n,
Ramon Serrano Suher.
La artilleria italiana y alema-
ma de Franco cubre ell frente, Sc
gun Sc afirma, en- proportion de
un canon por cada diez yardas.
En- ell sector de Balaguer, en-
mas de una OCCASION, los faccio-
sos han llegado a utilizar hasta
$50 tanIues. Durante east tod
ell dia pasa de 300 el ndmero de
aeroplanOs f~acciosos en- ell aire.
Los fascistas inician sus alta
ques con cahones de- tres pulga-
das y los terminan con las pie
zas de nueve, interviniendo des.
pu6s la aviaci6n y los tanqres.
Como es dificil resistir este
fuego combinado, asi sc explica
la retirada de las tropas leale5
en- algunos sectores.
FL Gobierno, como de costum-
bre, recurre despues a su Gnico
medic, Ell contraataque.
La toma de las posiciOnes lea
les para los facciosos es una o.
bra muy costosa en- hombres y
en- material. En- much's casos
Franco ha tenido que mandar
cinco y seis ondas de trOpas nue.
vas para tomar una pequena po-
sici6n.
En- Balaguer los fascistas tie
men ahora dos divisiones.
Para tomar"la posici6n de Gu.
bells. defendida por una de las
meiores brigadas leales, los fas
cistas re~currieron al empleO de
mas de 100 tanques. ALI los lea
les Sc desorganizaron un POGO,
temporalmente, pero despues
volyieron a la resistencia.
La niebla de los Gltimos diai
favorece mucho al Gobierno leal
porque los facciosos no pueden
utilizar tOda 81 aviaci6n.
FL ejercito leal opina que Ia
nieve y la %lluvia, de presentar-
SC en- escala mayor, arruinaria
Ia Ofensiva del enemig0.
Cerca del hospital San Pablo
los traidores dejaron caer mu-
La gaceta., 1939-01-04
PERAS Ell MENSAJE
DEL P~RESIDENTE ROSSE-
WELT

Washington, enero 4.-tCon
gran ansiedad Sc agUarda 9,
mensaje del presidents Roose-
welt al Congreso de la naci6n,
no solo por los problemas dome
ticos sine tambien por 10 que a
tame a la politica e%xtranjera.
Estfmase que Ell mensaje a.
brira ell canine para una amplia
discussion, en- ell senado y la ca
mara, en- cuanto al programa
de defensa nacional.
A la una de la tarde lego e
p~residente su mensaje, siendC
escuchado en- todo ell pals.
Miles de personas desean a.
sistir a la session conjunta 10 que
no conseguiran por ser limita-
do ell nimero de asientos en- la
galeria de la camara.
La gaceta., 1939-01-04

Las cebollas que comemos, perte-
necen a Ia familia de los lirios.
Evening star., 1939-03-30

overture to the session. The hall
was densely packed with legislators
and spectators. There Is no gallery,
so that all invited guests sat almost
at the elbows Of the legislators.
This somewhat vaudeville aspect
OF the formal procedure of starting
the legislative session Jared bit.
Yet 1t was altogether in order, &C
cording to Hawaiian ideas of gov
ernmental propriety. The session it.
self was dignified, even though the
legislators-Who were almost smoth-
cred In leis that had been hung
about their necks by admiring con-
stituents and friends-did have to
step over the feet of visitors in order
to get into debating position.
Session Not Characteristic.
was told that the first session
was not altogether characteristic
OF the performances of the Terri
torial Legislature, which often gets
into violent augmentation and
snarls itself into Gordian knots of
parliamentary procedure. But I re-
f1ected that I had witnessed some
scenes 1n the halls of Congress at
Washington-even in the solemn
and customarily very dignified Sem
ate-that were not much, if any
more, orderly or dignifled than that
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guessing Is in order. There were
only 1859 in Hawaii in 1898, or 1.8e
per cent Of the whole population
The Portuguese are more Numerous
80, ,406, or 7.3e per cent, all of them
being rated as Citizens"
Naturally, in such a community,
comprising such a wide variety of
racial origins, there is and there
can be no color line" The chill
dren are seemingly wholly uncon-
scious of any differences" The
closest friendships, I am told, are
often between children of different
race origins. No one hears a word
about race consciousness" or su-
periority. Nor is there any social
barrier in respect to speech forms,
pronunciations or usages. The
haole-a very useful word which
signifies a white resident of long
standing-does not patronize the
dark-complexioned Hawaiian of
his acquaintance. He does not talk
down to him in the matter of Ian
guage usage. He does not think
down to him in reasoning or dis
cussion. They are both Hawaiian
citizens, each proud of his ances-
try and each respectful of the 9TH
ers ancestral pride.
At Legislative Session.
sat the other day in the cham
ber Of the Territorial House of Rep
resentatives on the occasion of the
opening of the session of the Leg
islature. The great hall-formerly
the thrOneroom of the monarchy
was crowded. there were flowers in
such abundance that room could not
be found within the legislative
chamber for all the baskets and
!. bouquets, and scores of them had
to be set outside in the corridor and
on the outer portico of the old pal
ace, which is now the capitol of
Hawaii. Nearly every face in that
assembly was dark. Save for that
fact and for the prevalence of
certain characteristics significant
OF mid-Pacific origin, this was an
American assemblage of legislators.
There was one feature of the oc-
casion, however, that dif1eren-
tiated from legislative opening on
the mainland-the word States
Is eschewed as a rule because the
Hawaiians hope to achieve state
hood some day, and they do not
relish being reminded of the pres
ent difference in status. That fea-
ture was the introduction of a group
of hula dancers, with their orches-
trail accompaniment, to furnish an
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opening of the Hawaiian House Of
Observation-Disclosures I must
say that I have never seen hula
dancing in the halls of Congress.
To return to the matter of the
racial origins Of the Hawaiians, it
is to be noted that the trend of the
foreign-born population is to be-.
come citizens Of the United States.
Between 1887 and l938-fiscal years
the number of citizens of alien
origin grew from 31O,956 to 1928, 1876,
an increase of 1929 in citizens,
while the aliens decreased from 85,-
759 to 80 300, drop of 2,459.
It is, of course, to be borne in
mind that in certain cases a change
of citizenship, especially on the part
of Far Eastern peoples, is said to
be always accompanied by mental
reservations. However that may be,
there is no indication today that
the Citizens in Hawaii who are of
alien origin will not remain always
true to their new allegiance. What
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Crossroads of Pacific
Hawai- Presents RocioI Aspects Confusing
To Those Untroined in AnthropoIoqy

their figures being straight and their
gait graceful. Perhaps their long
practice as dancers-practically all
Hawaiian women can do the hula"
with some degree of expertness-
has given them their ease and dig
nifty of carriage.
Some of the numerically lesser
categories of this remarkable mix
ture Of humanity are difficult of
identification. They are evidently
Asiatic or Polynesian, but they do
not readily fall into the broad cate
gories that the newcomer seeks to
establish in his observation of the
Hawaiian human scene. Dark skins
do not definitely, or even broadly,
determine the race or the country
of origin. The difference between
japanese and Chinese is itself in
many cases hard to establish. And
it has happened to me, while en-
gagged in such an adventure in
biology, in the company of a
kamaaina, to find myself wrong by
the semi-circumference of the
world. AS for an example, the
other day guessed part Hawaiian"
and was told that the person in
question was full-blooded Portu-
Guese.
Difficult to Identify.
The Koreans, of whom there were
some 6,707 in Hawaii in 1898, are
particularly difficult of identifica-
ton, as against the Japanese and
the Chinese. That is, unless they
are women, wearing the distinctive
Korean costume of stiff white ma
terial. The men have no such dis
tinguishing outward sign, but oc-
casionally one is to be seen whose
features are sufficiently Asiatic to
suggest either Chinese or Japanese,
but with subtle difference that
is clear when the identity is pro-
claimed as Korean. The people from
the Land of the Morning Calm"
are only very slightly increasing in
numbers and percentage.
Puerto Ricans, also, are hard to
classify, for, while they have no fea-
lures that suggest Asiatic origin,
their color is such as to place them
in one of the alien categories and
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make full use of the vitamins you eat.
By helping to quicken and stimulate
this poor digestion, Fleischmann's
Yeast aids in making fuller use of the
vitamins you eat. In this wayit boosts"
their assimilation-ofers more COM
plete results than vitamins alone.
Start now to eat these extra vitamins
this 9ftetio< way. Fleischmann's High
Vitamin Yeast costs but few cents
daily at your grocer's.
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you all + at once in such rich amounts as
you can now get in this improved High
Vitamin Yeast.
Plus "Booster Action"
of Fresh Yeast
And eating these extra vitamins this
way-in fresh yeast-ofers the added
help of the yeast itself.
1fyour digestion is slow, or not work
ing properly, you may not be able to
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Here. How to
CHECK COUGHS
Amozinqly Quick

Promptly. pleasantly. Halls Expeeto.
rant tends to seothe and help Nature
heal irritated membranes Of the throat.
CouEhs, due to colds. are often checked
amazingly quick. Users say. "Noth-
ing better for coughs when one has .
cold" They speak from experience.
Halls Expectorant has been relieving
cold coughs for more than rs years
and Is more popular than ever. Re-
member the name. Ask your druggist
for HALLS EXPECTORANT. Con-
venient size bottle only lOc. Larger
sizes for home use,
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ever may be the social results Of this
admixture Of peoples, I have on my
own part no apprehension Of un-
fortunate political consequences.
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How the New High -vitamin Yeast
offers MORE effective heIp
than just vitamins alone

MANY men and women today
1V1 studies indicate-are not as
splendidly we'll and energetic as they
might be, because their everyday meals
fail to give enough of all the viitamins
they need.
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Richer in 4 needed Vitamins

In the new Fleischmann's High-Vit:
Yeast you can now get richer eoml
t,on Of 4 vitamins everyone need
ample amounts regularly-Vita-
min A, essential to help keep up
good resistance, Vitamin B.,
necessary for steady, healthy
nerves, Vitamin D, the impor-
tant "bone" vitamin, and the
"Vttality" Vitamin G.!
Many foods give you one or
two Of these necessary vitamins
but no other single food gives
Evening star., 1939-05-01

Kunigunds v. Petershoff
Best Of breed-F. r. H. Fleitman's ch.
orsova Of Westphalia.
German Shepherds.
Winners dog-Cosalta Kennels Vetta
winners bitch-cosalta Kennels Media
Best Of breed-cosalta Kennels ch.
Hugo OF CoSalta.
Great Danes.
Winners dosw,,Dr. Paul Lahois' Lord
Winners Ditch-R. P. Stevens Ida of
Best Of breeds-Dr. Paul Lahvis' Lord
Jeeves Of Kerrville.
Winners dog and best of breed-Mr:
and Mrs. J. s. Rowe's Maros Astor OF
Winners bitch-Mr and Mrs. J. g.
Rowe's Lila Astor of Romance.
Old English SheepdoEs.
Winners dog-Mrs. Lewis Roeslers
Hammerwood Hobbleday.
winners bitch and best of breed-Mary
Samoyedes.
Best Of breed-Capt. A. Z. Devey's
Sampooczhy.
Shetland sheepdoEs.
Winners dog-R. H. Tayntons Bluet
Winners bitch-E D. Whelens Mis-
chief Maker Of Pocono,
Best Of breed-W w. Gallaghers Black
Crusader Of Pages Hill.
St. Bernards.
u, Winner Winners do dogaA: ga, Dowell Manshelds
Winners bitch-Waldeck Kennels Lena
Of Waldeck
Best of breed-Mrs. A. Doweu Mans
fields ch. Deane O. Waldeck.
WeIsh Corrjx
Winners dog-Mrs. Lewis Roessler's VOL
fax Columbus.
Winners bitch and best OF breed-Ch.
Bowhit Beano Of Merriedip.
Airedale Terriers.
Winners dog-Charles R. Howelis Hool
House Pat Pending.
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Mrs. M. G. Halls Ahtram Sultan Of
Ruffcote. Kubla Khan of Marien-
hof, Mrs. Slattery's miniature pin
scher was not only best of breed but
placed fourth in the group. And
Bill Hatch's Lhasa terrier, Ming Tai,
again was best of breed. Mrs. Mike
Monroney's Robinridge Roughly was
winners bitch in West Highland
white terriers. Tiny Tint of Gold,
owned by Dorothy Hunt and Emma
Payne, was winners bitch in Pome-
ranians. Mrs. Frank Ziebel's Hooli-
gan's Happy Vagabond won over a
strong field of bulldogs.
Group summarizes:
Sporting.
First-Pointer Drumsannon Dread
nought. owned by Rolew Kennels
notcher: owned by Nilsson Kennels.
Third-Cocker spaniel Ann Burr Sam
SON owned by Ann Pearsall.
Bus Bsn oEnsd B. ss''sF e. Clown OF
tvnes 81 rsae.ss:4 h Se.s. Drafts
owned by Mrs Carroll G. Stewart. jr.
Third-Whippet. ch. Mirror Of Meander.
owned by Meander Kennels
Fourth-Norwegian Elkhound. ch Troll
Guntar, owned by Barbara Thayer.
Working.
First-Doberman pinscher, ch: Orsava
of Westphalia owned by F. F. H. Fleitman
second-Boxer ch. Biene Won Elbe Bosen
Sc Sumbula. owned by Sumbula Kennels
Third-German shepherd, ch. Hugo Of
Cosalta, owned by Cosalta Kennels.
Fourth-Old English sheepdog Segda
Mac Ana Dav OF Mobla. owned BY Mary
Schloss.
Terriers.
First-Kerry Blue ch. Bundle Bee Of
Delwin owned by Cnoc Luing Kennels.
Second-Airedale, ch. Glenma Wis Soli-
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RoSsh Point ps9 SHADY Lady: '.'''n''' '' :"
Z, saifaA soss. Of rr.:dom sn
Bedlinston Terriers.
Winners dos--s, H. E. Freund's Ash
to1croft Sanford O,Durham: ,
Prince II Of Ashtoncroft.
Bull Terriers.
ny winners pIa dog. P. Leaehs Newcoin
Winners bitch-H. A. Fogarty's Gorgeous
Winners dog. colored--Mrs. j. Msckay-
smt' best ot fapnlea Bsss h1'hindp H Parade.
Winners aosMnrs: Gam I'tH,'Fff Il. +. Van 1s.n's
Treblig Junker..
roTethoarht hoasi 1,i'eMsftaee'n oi carssfore M
lette OF crockshed.
Dandi Dinmont Terriers.
soS,h wInnsos Hosd dSsMTs 10 Rnco,. r. H. 'ohn'ton'
Winners bitch-Gay Lea Kennels ch.
salismore Merryroyal Of Gay Lea.
Al1'n 5sst Noah Of h5reed-Heatherden kennels en-
winners deg: smooth-Wissaboo Kennels
Winners bitch: smooth-aeorse H. Hart
mans Stepping Stone Of Wirehart.
winners % 40 dog. wire haired-Mr d.. and MS.
Winne1s bite ess' viGs s9s q a.isedMton H.
Tj5d Wodad.a1yGSd ayGd Robert snodsrass w'nstesd
Best OF breed-John P. H. Harrison's
Ahven Foxcatcher.
Irish Terriers.
Winners dog-Mrs. Martha q. Halls
Artram sultan OF Euncote.
Winners bitch-Milton H. Birds Athram
:, Best Of breed-cnoc Lung Kennels eh.
Newtownards Aristocrat.
Kerry Blue Terriers.
Winners dos-Cnoc Luina Kennels' eh.
Winners bitch-Cnoc LUNG Kennels
Cnoc LUNG Lassie.
Bu@5fe ss5f 3 Be- srSfdepoe belepIae luin' Kennels eh
Lhasa Terriers.
winners dog-William N. Hatch's Mins
%ane9s YIN ef H:,sh: H:sh: AHso
Winners isffhssi'issn ksnn.ls kub.
s ,WinSsrs ssII9'sRn0Ai sI9sRR@nAsDn Hill Kennels. Isabel
Best Of breed--Marienhof Kennels Kugla
Standard Schnausers.
winners dos-Mrs. Joseph ssiler's Nikki
Winners bitch-Mrs. Elsie G. Boyce's
Best Of breed-Mrs. Joseph sailer's Boxko
6CObSiDH 1GETlcEb
Winners dos-Cabrach Kennels Cabrach
Excalibur.
Winners bitch-Mr. and Mrs Charles c.
Stalter's Barberry Knowe Linda.
Best Of breed-Mr. and Mrs Charles G.
Stalter's ch. Barberry Knowe Kiltie.
'Sealyham Terriers.
Winners dog-Croglin Kennels Croslin
Cadet
Winners bitch-Croglin Kennels Gun
side Bundle Bee of Croglin.
Best of breed-Mrs Robert Choate's eh
Radio Beam Of Robin Hill.
Welsh Terriers.
Winners dog and best OF breed-Mr.
and Mrs. George Bodenstein's Bodies Tiny
Tim.
winners bitch-Marlu Farm Kennels'
Maribu Marina.
West Highland White Terriers.
Winners dog and best Of breed-Mrs.
John G. Winant's Egerstoune Revolve.
Winners bitch-Mrs. A. 8. Monroney's
Robinridge Roughly.
Anenpnschers.
Winners dog-Mrs. H. Proctor Donnel
Reilly's Mkt Zwergteufel.
Winners bitch and best Of breed-Mrs.
H. Proctor Donnel Reilly's Nolli An
wander.
Chihuahuas.
Winners dog-Hannah Nee Horner's
Mexican Blackbird.
Winners bitch-Paul F. McDowelrs
PoQuita
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Best Of breed-Mrs. II. Proctor Donnel
Reilly's Pholus Chico.
Brussels Griffon,
Winners dos-Mrs. John Dwight Ken
:. Winners bitch and best Of breed-Rosa-
lind Layte's Burlinsame Hellsapoppin.
japanese Spaniel
wanna Square. ~ ''' A'''A'' 1O
:. Best Of breed-Hanna Nee Aorner's ch.
Keuwanna Hathaway.
Pekingese.
Best Of breed-John B. Royce's ch. Man.
Pemeranians.
winners eIsn Gos rn and best & Of &bEssa-Ernsst
Emma 6. P.Snss Tiny Tint Of cold. da' 'n0
Winners doE-Mrs. Frank Downing's
=. Best OF brsedLMrs Prank Downins's
Toy Manchester Terriers.
Best Of breed--Frank Z. Habichts Rus
sells Choice Double.
Boston Terriers.
Winners dog and best Of breed-Evan M.
@ssns %inn.r. Asse SitehMd.or.. Ace NJ Mo.n. s.,r.
BULLDOGS
Winners doe-Mr. and Mrs 6ismund
ZeibePs Hooligan's Happy vagabond
Hargreaves Wycherly Water Lily.
Best OF breed-Morningside Kennels eh
Morningside Mority.
Chow Chows.
Winners dos-Mrs. Carl G. LAuerman's
Lu ChonR's Red Rajah.
Winners bitch-Mrs Edward II. Good
wins Wincroft Thunder Shy.
Best Of breed-Mrs. A. v. Hallowelrs ch
DalmS Stians.
Winners dog and best Of breed-Ada M.
McCrea's Boojum of Carriers Grove
winners bitch-Mrs. Kenneth Close and
Mrs. George J. Lanes Reigate Merrie.
Keeshonden.
Winners dog and best Of breed-Mr. and
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Winners bitch. solid color-Mrs. John M.
Winners dog. particolor-Mrs. D. Lnger-
Ross Nonquitt Nun: ,. p,xu
's English Cocker Spaniel
Winners dog-Homer Hendricks Rob-
winners bitch and best Of breed-Ethel-
wyn Harrisons Falconers Chuza.
English Springer spaniels.
Winners dog--H. Q. Ruby's Rugy's First.
and s MIS- W. ' Isthrop ' Hopkins Donna Jean
OF Wamkee.
Winners dog and best Of breed-Mr. and
Combs Nsssarsh Of Arthea. ' " 80
BeaEles.
winners sn5.E StehP Easners ne NM NJ sasn H1t
Ter snyder's sankanac superman d3"
W Winners bitch-Dr. Ernest NJ BUTTS
nesss Hofrmsns nhs u1Hfsa Hfenr{etts @ samuel Ora
Best Of breed-Foxcatcher Kennels sh.
Meadow Lark Draughtsman.
BorIois.
neys h Bfisids G0tf Grand Duke @ Sicholas' Nj a 'Aa'
Winners bitch-Richard Bralove's Lady
ft Best Of ot idi Sreed@Mrs. Carrol @. Stewart,
jrs.. ch. Ajax Of Romanon.
Dachshund.
Winners dog. smooth--Mrs. L. Selden's
Kris Kringle Won Pommel Rock.
Winners bitch. Smooth-Mrs l.. Selden'S
Yvonne Won Pommel Rock.
Winners dog. wire hair-Babel Kennels
Best Of breed -windyriver Kennels ch.
Tenchen Of Windyriver.
Scottish Deerhounds.
winners dog..Twslfth Night Kennels'
winners bitch-Twelfth Night Kennels'
MAZDA Of Twelfth Night.
Norwegian Elkhounds.
Winners dos-victor R. Biebers Thorn
Winners bitch-Barbara Thayers valdis
Best Of breeds-Barbara Thayers eh.
Troll Guntar.
Whippets.
z.md winners n, Xs.kS.- doSg~Meander Kennels Glad
Winners bitch-Meander Kennels Look
ing Glass Of Meander.
Best Of breed-Meander Kennels ch.
Mirror Of Meander.
- winners dos-stuttsarter Kennels Erci
winners bitch-Paul wultke's Ena '.
Best Of breed -sumbula Kennels CHI.
Bienne v. Ebe Bosen Sc Sumbula.
Briards.
Winners dog and best Of breed-Mrs
g. Outhwaites Jonhom du Grand Coudray
Winners bitch-Mrs. S. Cultivate S
Tfreda de Montjoye'
Collies.
winners dos-Dr. and Mrs. J. p. Nc
winners bitch-Mr. and Mrs. r. Engle's s
Dunrobin Token of Halmaric.
Best Of breed-Dorothy Pyle's eh.
Cloudmere Shoulder Arms.
Doberman Pinschers.
Winners dog-Mrs. Linn T. Piper's
Arno v. Lilienthal
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s.4; teiEs of Freedom owned by A. L. zecten-
Third-smooth fox terrier; sh; ..S~ Alxen
Foxeatcher, owned by JNP Il Harrison;
Khan q Msrienhof owned SfSet BY Mrs Stat slst-
tery.
First u Pekingese. ch. Nankin Noel,
Second-Brussels driffon Burline anne,
der. owned BY Mrs. Il. ?. B, Reilly.
Fourth-Toy Manchester, RuSselrs
Non-sporting.
First-Chow chow. ch. Lie VOL Lahson.
owned by Mrs. A. v. Hallowen
Ssconda,Boston terrier. Aces Ace owned
Third-Keeshond Halunke of Evenlode
van Sandar: owned by MI. and Mrs. Fort
ovnea edfnsadDs bs kenne MONTY
Pointers.
Winners dog and best Of breed-Rolew
Kennels Drumgannon Dreadnousht.
winners bitch-Mrs. John H. Davis. jr.'s
Rural Hill Dee.
Chesapeake Retrievers.
Winners doe-Helen T Patterson's Peter
Winners bitch and best Of breed-Helen
1ngleby's Little Choptank.
English Settlers.
Winners dog-Dietrich and Gambrill's 8
Rocks Reward Of D. and G.
Winners bitch-Joseph Kotella's Lake
port Feather.
Best Of breed-C. o. Meyers ch Clown
Of Bluebar.
Irish Settlers.
Winners dos-G. Walther Ewalt's Loeb
Raven Buccaneer OFynn.
Winners bitch-Laurence Bachman's 8
Bourbon Belle
Best Of breed-Milson Kennels ch. Mil
son Top Notcher.
American Cocker Spaniels.
Winners dog. solid color-Anne Pear
sails Ann Burr Samson.
Evening star., 1939-05-01
Harvard Legal Prizes
60 to Two Professors
BY the, Associated Press.

BY they Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May l.
Dean James M. Lands of the Har.
ward Law School has announced
that the Ames prizes for distin-
guished writing in the legal field
have been awarded to Prof. James
c. Bonbright of Columbia University
and Prof. Isaiah L. Sharfman Of
the University of Michigan.
The prizes, bronze medal and
a sum of $500 for each winner, is
given for "the most meritorious law
book or legal essay written in the
English language" and published not
less than one nor more than five
years ago.
Prof. Bonbright, vice chairman Of
the World Power Conference since
1884, was honored for his book THE
Valuation of Property" while Prof.
Sharfman, who frequently has been
an adviser to the Federal Govern
ment on railroad problems and anti
trust policies, won the award for
his book "The Interstate Commerce
Commission"