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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
observation-disclosures Heritage

A little over a century and half
ago, there was born a man who
made a mark upon the educational
systems of his time that has en-
dured, undimmed. to this day.
He was Friedrich Froebel, consid-
cred by many one of the greatest of
educational reforlners, who, in 1887,
in the little village of Blankenburg,
near Keilhau, in Germany, started
an institution whose fame soon
echoed and re-echoed round the
world.
Froebel's youth had been COM
pletely neglected he furnished his
own best and most horrible ex-
ample of how not TO be reared.
Believing thatfchildren should be
educated through play, through &C.
equations which delighted while they
developed tie senses and the body
and guided the affections-ideas
deemed revolutionary-Froebel con-
Quoted his class in a room opening
on a garden.
For the name of his type of school,
he invented the term "kindergar-
ten"-a German composite meaning
literally "children'S garden"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
Attractive Draperies
Depend on Length, Width

Most important to success in max
ing draperies is accuracy in meas
uring and cutting-care in placing
the material-sufficient space in
which to work Extend the dining
table to its full length. so that you
will have length and width as well.
on which to work.
Remember that skinny draperies
are about as bad as none at all. Be
as careful with the material allowed
in width as that measured for length.
II curtains are to be hung under
a cornice or valance, no heading is
needed. Just allow an inch or two
for hem. Otherwise the curtain may
be finished with heading of pleats,
pinch or box pleats. Three inch
headings are right for the average
size window.
AS to length, drapery may touch
the floor or lie on it for a length
of 6 to IL inches, depending on the
effect of luxury you want. Curtains,
if not to reach the floor, should
cover the window casing, so meas
ure from the top of the window cas-
ing to the bottom of the apron be-
low the sill for the finished length.
On unlined curtains there should
be a narrow hem, about a quarter
inch deep on the outside edges. A
2l2 inch hem at the bottom Of
drapery makes satisfactory finish.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
PAINT TO
MARK No PASSING ZONES

Lansing. July IL. - Illuminated
ISIiRt for IND passing zones Is making
lis first appearance OH Michigan =
highways, 1T WAS announced this week
by State Highway Commissioner u.
donald Kennedy.
by the use of glass bead paint.
the commissioner explained, 1T is pos
sible to Obt;Iin Il much greater reflect
ability than with ordinary paint.
kknnetly sStted that reflector
Is!int' is being placed Oh centerlines
ON US-lG between Lansing and De-
trOh, and that US-lO and US-112
would az the next routes To be So
treated
''M the paint proves satisfactory on
these three highways" Kennedy said,
1t will gradually replace that now
being used Oh other highways through
ont the state"
1t wis pointed out that the glass
bead paint. which has proved highly
successful Oh the Pennsylvania turn
pike, is not only more visible AT night
because Of light being reflected from
the glass beads. but also could be Seeai
more clearly than ordinary paint Ill
the daylight.
The paint, bright yellow in color,
is applied in the customary manner.
A cOntainer fOl the small glass beads
which compare in size 10 granulated
sugar, is installed on the paint spread
or this permits the beads 10 be spread
In the wet paint, providing relics
;tbiiity not present with ordinary road
markings.
According to rtpurtS received by the
tlate highway department, the new
paint has approximately three times
the WEARING quality Of ordinary paint,
and while somewhat more expensive
to apply, its durability is expected Ia
make IL no more costly than that now
Used
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
American, Chinese Forests
Alike in Prehistoric Era

The forests of China and America
were very much a like in the Miocene
epoch Of geological time, about &c.
Co., 900 years ago.
Half of the Chinese fora of the
time had close relatives in America,
and there are still living in America
about 40 remote relatives of these
ancient plants.
This is revealed in q publication
of the National Geographic Survey
of China just issued in cooperation
with the Carnegie Institution OF
Washington. Authors are DR.. Ralph
w. CLANCY, professor of paleontoI-
ogy at the University of California,
and Hsen Hsu HUI, director of the
Fan Memorial Institute of Biology
in Peiping, China
Dr. CLANCY explains that the rea-
son for the similarity of the ancient
forests is a com mon origin. The
plants, he says, originated far to the
north, perhaps near the Arctic cir
Gle, and migrated southwark. Sue
cessive changes toward colder eli
mate forced the plants down the con-
tinentS of Asia and North America
from their place of origin to lower
ATTITUDES. After they had been sep
arated the forests changed, but strik-
ing resemblance remained in the
Miocene flora and are still apparent
today.
The Chinese and American Miocene
period both had relatives of such
plants as the walnut, birch, alder.
poplar, and mulberry. Fifty of the
recorded China flora Of the Miocene
had close relatives in America in the
same period.
The publication describes the only
finding of Miocene flora in China on
record. 1t was discovered in 1898
In Shantung province, and DR.. Cta-
ney went to study il in 1897. DR..
Clancy and HUI have collaboratei
in the study since that time.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
Most Vegetables Lose
Vitamins by Long Storage

Will cooking kill vitaminS? This
is a question that can't be answered
by yes or no" An article in
the Journal of Home Economics
summarizes research conducted at
several colleges.
Vitamin A, which is an absolute
essential TO good eyes. is lost from
most vegetables by long storage. In
the case of sweet potatoes, however.
storage definitely increased the A
content. Ordinary boiling caused no
loss and increased the A content In
string beans and carrots! Freezing
caused no loss, but drying robbed
spinach of Vitamin A.
The researches indicate that vita
min c, which prevents scurvy, is
destroyed to a greater OF. less extent
by heat. light, ,a!kalies and some
metals. Acids and sugars have a
tendency to protect c. But storing
foods at room temperature, or boil
ing, caused high losses. Refrigera-
ton seemed to conserve a goodly
portion of this essential, while pas
teurization and irradiation robbed
milk of so per cent of its c content.
Less definite information was
available on vitamin Bl, although
there are indications that it will
withstand a cons .derable amount Of
boiling, according to the best au-
thoritieS.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
Busy BeaverbrOOk

A small group of distinguished
men were standing around the duke
of Windsor's swimming pool at Cap
D'Antibes, French Riviera They all
were admiring the cleaning gold
cuff links which the duchess had Civ
en- the duke.
Then they began comparing each
others cuff links-all but round
little man with scanty wispS of hair.
He hung back, tugging down his coat
sleeves. Finally, the others turned
to him:
"What've you got on, Beaver"
Sheepishly the little man displayed
his cuffs.
They were held together by paper
clips!
That is just one of the many sto-
ries about Lord Beaverbrook, who
at 80 had made millions and who,
now at 81, has the supremacy inn
portant job of getting Britain's war
planes made. He doesn't care how
he looks; he hasn't time for that
and he's always been that way.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
Slip Covers With Zippers

Slip covers are no longer just a
summer solution for dressing up the
home. Sanforizing has been applied
to so many upholstery fabrics that
thousands of homemakers, knowing
their cotton slip covers will fit just
as well after laundering as before,
are using one set for winter, another
for summer. Many of these for the
colder season are in light gay col
ors, as well as in darker ones, and
of course all of them are made with
zlppers so they can be taken off
easily and washed.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
High Elying on Ground

Technicians of the Civil Aeronau
tics authority have worked out sew
eral new ways of testing a pilots
reaction to the thin air of high alti-
tudes, without having the airman
leave the ground. Their devices are
being tested at the authority's med
ical science center at Kansas City,
and it is predicted that they will
greatly speed up the country's prog
ress in aviation.
BY gradual cutting down of the
amount of oxygen, a pilot or student
aviator sitting safely in the labora-
tory goes through exactly the same,
reactions that he would if he were
handling an air liner or military
plane several thousand feet above
the ground. Every reduction IN the
volume of oxygen is the equivalent
of corresponding rise heavenward.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
Fortunes Spent on Works
Never to Be Produced

Hollywood is supposed to have
spent 81, 739 900 in 1899 for new stage
hits ard top novels, yet its greatest
activity these days seems to be re-
makes.
Why does Hollywood spend such
fortunes on new material, particu-
larly when good deal of it, for one
reason or another, never reaches the
screen?
Apart explanation, Hollywood buys
up literary works occasionally as a
protection against plagiarism suits,
or possible competing pictures.
Last season Cecil B. de Mile
bought the stage play, "A Family
Portrait" He then announced that
the only reason he had acquired it
was its similarity to story of his
own. He had bought "a Family
Portrait" merely to shelve it, so
that there would be no conflict.
And two other stories which will
never reach the screen were bought
for similar reasons.
Walt Disney bought Felix Salten's
"Bambi's Children" sequel to
"Bambi," because he feared that
another producer might buy the Sc
quel and make film to conflict with
Disney's almost completed BAN
BIZ"
And Sam Goldwyn bought Martin
Berkeley's unproduced play, The
Wall Between" because it was sim
liar to his CITY Without Men" Sam
announced he would incorporate part
of the purchased play in his own
film.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
Onions Have Garden Flavor

Now the smarting, burning sensa-
ton has been completely removed
from the onion It's a brand new
dehydrated onion, already chopped
and offered in convenient one-ounce
cans to catch the fancy of house
wives everywhere. Packed in new
concentrated form, it eliminates the
work onion preparation used to re-
quire. These convenient fakes are
full of their original, garden fresh
flavor and taste. You'll find them
ideal for the preparation of onion
soups, salads, meats, gravies, and
many of your ia vorite dishes where
onions are required. So Weep no
more my ladies' for these dehydrat-
ed chopped onion fakes are now
available at your grocer's.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
Adjustable CurbS for Roads

Disappearing curbs, or metal
''fns" running longitudinally in the
street, can be set to give three
fourths of the roadway for an excess
load of traffic in one direction on the
North Side Outer Drive in Lincoln
park, Chicago.
There are three strips of these in
verted U-shaped barriers, which
are 8 inches high when AUTOMATICALLY
raised and level with the street when
lowered. When the traffic rush is
toward the business district Of the
city, the separations can be adjusted
to provide three two-car-abreaSt
lanes one way and one lane in the
opposite direction. Three double
lanes can similarly be established
for the outbound evening traffic.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
vitamin Halts Hemorrhages

Great progress IN the treatment
II spontaneous hemorrhages and
h@mOrrahic states by the use of vita
I.iin K has been reported by group
Of Baltimore physicians.
Vitamm K is necessary for blood
CLOTHING and can be introduced into
the blood stream when il is not alb
sorbed.
At the same time, the physicians
reported that the existence of vita
min deficiency states has been found
to be the cause Of many nervous
syndromes Many cases of neur;tis,
a study indicates, are due to de-
ficiency of vitamin B.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
How Fires Are Built

Have trouble getting fire started
in your fireplace?
Here are a few directions that
should do the trick. Remember
that the foundation of your fire is
most important.
Crumple up three or four pages
of newspapers. Don't wad them up
hard as rocks, or you'll not get any
tall flames. Over the crumpled pa
pers put double handful of kindling
shavings, preferable lockwood. To
this add your smaller pieces of kin
ding, building up to the larger
pieces. Then lay on two or three
small pieces of wood and on top put
your log. Light your paper In sew
eral places at the same time. II
you still have trouble getting your
fire started, or your logs should be
damp, you can fall back on a bit
of kerosene.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
Vagaries of Style Never
Effect Old Silverware

Silver is easy to buy because Of
the marking which is stamped on
every genuine piece of silver plate,
the term for solid silver. These
marks or punches carry documenta-
ry evidence of its place Of manufac-
ture, its quality. the date and name
of the maker. This system of mark
ing has been in effect in England
since 1900, when the Goldsmiths'
guild was first established to pro-
tect the public against fraud by
stamping with steel punch all gold
and silver plate.
Before a piece of silver is offered
for sale by a silversmith it must be
assayed by the Wardens' guild. If
the quality is satisfactory it is
stamped with the symbol of the town
where assayed. In London this is
the leoparo's head. Other assay of
fees we're established toward the
end of the Fourteenth century at
Edinburgh of which the mark is a
thistle. The anchor stands for Bir-
mingham and the crown for Shelf
field. In addition to the mark of
quality there must be the initials or
private mark of the maker.
The quality, the place of manufac-
ture being given. the next mark add
ed is a date letter Beginning in
1860, on May 80 of each year, a
new punch was, and still is, made
for the IL months following. Every
piece of silver asSayed bears one
letter of the alphabet which tells
the date when it was made. In Lon
'dOn a cycle of 20 letters is used,
beginning with A and ending with
u, the letter j being omitted. The
style of the letter and the shape
of the shield surrounding the letter
is changed with each cycle.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
&c Years In Senate

When Sen. Frederick Hale, Repub-
lican, Maine, retired recently, it
marked the end of an 83-year record
Of family service in the senate.
Rale's grandfather served in the
senate during the Civil war. Hale's
father Served in that body during the
Spanish-American war. Hale him.
self had served "a years when he
quit ito get in some travelling. fish,
ing and hunting"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
TattOOed Man From Maine

The sooriquet, 1.-The Tattooed
Man had its origin in the fact that
one of the New York weekly illus
trated magazines printed a cartoon
representing James G. Blaine as
Phryne, before the Athenian judges,
and tattooed with the names of the
political scandals with which his
name had been connected.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
BISHOP PARK DOCK
TO BE REPAIRED

Upon recommendation Of City En-
cineer F. W. iddle. the Council, TUES
day night authorized the city clerk to
advertise for bids for the replacement
Of spring piles 1T Bishop park dock.
The bids Will be opened by the Council
Tuesday evening. July ~.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18

Conrad Gcnthe died in Harper hos
P.i- |. DeuOit. after IfOurddyS i'll
I..->S with pneumonia.
Dr GE.nn L. CUln announced that
he would open an Office in WyadOtte
Ou August l.
The Board of Health. in an adver-
tiStmcnt offered the following warm
we'd her suggestions:
/. Boil your drinking water Boil
Your drinking water.
> Filter your drinking water, but
boil it all the same.
3. Burn your rubbish.
:. Bury your garbage III the garden
patch Good fertilizer.
,. Fill up the low places IN your
alley with your ashes.
Ii All waste water emptItd i'll
tJ aims. not thrown On ground 10 de-
vclOp dangerous germs.
Z. Flies and dust best disease car
r.rrs Beware of both.
= IIave tight cover OH your man
ura box.
.. Flies best hatchery. The manure
Pile.
10 No wafer holes on your lot
Mosquitoes hot beds.
IL. Screen your docs and windows.
L. Cover the baby. Fly nets over
the cradle the entire summer.
IL Keep covered all food.
IL The careless splitter is Il di>ea Sc
spreader.
IL. Alright dwellings lead but 10
Tho vravo
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
WydndOtte in
Years Gone By
40 YEARS AGO

A total of 221O pupils were register
ed in the WyandOtte public schools,
requiring the services of 70 teachers
The 316-fOOt ftighter. Colonel. was
launched at the WyandOtte >hipyard.
\ deceased horse was buried at the
corner OF Poplar and Seventh streets.
Residents i'll The vicinity complained To
the City Council that part of the ami
mails body was exposed and the stencil
4 ON il was uubtstrable."
The Michigan AlkIH club base ball
team defeated the SUivay Process team
y TO = Wish" Egan. HOW scout for
the Detroit Tigers. played left field
Tor the AlkdliS.
I'd. Il. \elli> set Il paddling record
Ia Il canoe. coy, ring the distance from
Port Huron 10 WyandOtte distance
Of - miles. in ii hours and - min
GtrS IL was estimated hat he ayerag
ia G;JO strokes Il mile. or 1870 81 Okes
for The record breaking trip. Said The
Herald: No wonder Nr!li> carries
b.i>ter> Oh his hands
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
Gallaudet College

Ga}laudet college, for the deaf, in
Washington, D. c., was established
in 1864 and named in honor of Thorn
as Hopkins Gallaudet, the founder
of deaf-mute education in America.
1t is the only institution in the world
devoted to the higher education of
the deaf.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
Right Question, Right Time

At a railroad station in Pueblo,
Colo, ticket agent asked a Gus
toner whether he wanted a round
trip ticket. When he was told that
a round-trip ticket cost more, he re-
piled, well, why, should / pay to
60 where / am already?"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
LICENSES APPROVED
BY THE CITY COUNCIL

Pie following licenses were approx
ed by the Council. Tuesday night:
Milk dealer Perfection Creamery
0515 Proctor avenue. Detroit.
Class &C. Northumberland SchOler-
MANN. l7.l2 Bidttle avenue.
Junk dealer - Steve YurOvich, 695
Lincoln street.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
BOne-CruSher HandShake

Beware of the bone-crushed hand
shaker, says Dr.. Joseph Ranald of
Mount Vernon, N Y. He has been
studying handshakes and PERSONAL
ties for IS years, and he says the
bone-crusher is a domineering fell
low who will stop at nothing.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
Hero Knew

The power of steam to impart
motion was known to Hero of Alex
andria. He devised several forms
Of steam apparatus, which he is said
to have exhibited to Ptolemy Phila-
delphus and his court in $50 B. G.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
Tobacco Markets

The worlds largest tobacco mar
kets are in Lexington, KY, Wilson,
N. c., and Danville, Va. In 1888
Lexington was the worlds largest
tobacco market
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
IT'S Summer in Brazil

The summer months in Brazil are
December, January and February,
and winter months are June, July
and August. The opera season IN
Rio is from May to September.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
Love RObs Girl Clerks

In four years all FIVE of the per-
sonable young women who occupied
clerks jobs in the court of one judge
in Berkeley, Calf, have quito be
married.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
Small Fish. Greatest Waste

Small fish have the greatest per-
centage of waste, due to the weight
of skin and bones in proportion
to the edible meat.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-07-18
2J YEARS AGO

Conrad Gcn,he died in Harper hos
PI- |. DeUOit. after dfOur-ddy> ill
less with pneumonia.
La gaceta., 1941-11-20
MONO DE CARA AZUL
Y PELO DORADO
tFelicidades

Chungking. China, noviemIbre
2O.-Un mono de cara azul y
pelo dorado, considerable una
de las mas raras criaturas de.
mundo animal, fu6 capturado
en- las espesuras de la provin-
cia de Szedhwan y ahora vive'
alimentaniose con hOjas y nue.
ces. en- los terrenos de la West
China Union University, EN-
Chengtu. Las personas que 10
han visto dicen que el mono tie
Ge I'm alto de dos pies y dos amos
v medic de edad. lie encOntr6
Ten Hau-Han. IN chino cazador
de especies biol6gicas, emplea-
do de Ia Universidad. FL pecho
del animal es amarillento, la es-
dorado con pelos de cua-
tro pulgadas.
Las autoridades de la Univer
La gaceta., 1941-11-20
TUVO QUE RECLAMAR Ell
DE SU MARIDO

Una muier de la raza negra
recurri6 aver a los tribunales
para obligar a un muhidor a
que lie entregara ell cadaver de
su marido.
FL hombre muri6 Ell ell hoSpi-
tai v Sc envi6 a una fu%neraria,
La viuda decide que otro mu-
nidor efectuase en- ectjerro y el
Que tenia Ell cadaNer Sc neg6 a
entregarlo. a menos que Sc lie
pagasen $50
Entonces la mujer recurri6 a
les servicios de un abogado.
Cuando diputados del sheriff Sc
presentation, la viuda logr6 su
objective.
La gaceta., 1941-11-20
Una FieStec,ea

Con motive del compromise
amoroso de la Srta. Olga Val
des v ell joven Luis Figueras,
anunciado en- dias pasados, Sc
les ofrec6 una fiestecita en- la
Residential de los padres de ella
141512 de la Trece Avenida.
: Sc hallaban presentes:
Catalina Vazquez, Rita de Ar
mas, Hilda Valdes, Teresa Val
DIES, Jenie Martinez, Marie Mar
tfnez, Ocilio Quintana. Jesus
Quintana, Angie Pla, Perla Pla,
Nilda Romaella, Roberto Romae
LA, Coralia Lima, Eduardo San
tiesteban, Jose Roman. Marga-
rita Sardinas, Marcelo Rojas,
Rolando Santiesteban, Manuel
Santiesteban, Marta Martinez,
Roger A. Fuentes, Joe MARTINEZ
v Emma Talavera.
A los asistentes Sc les obse-
uui6 con refrescos, dulces y
"cakes."
La gaceta., 1941-11-20
Atentd ~InvitGcj6m

Filmada por la atenta Srta.
Berta Rodriguez, ~secretaria de
la Secci6n de Damas eel Circu-
10 Cubano,, recibimos doS invita-
clones para la function que efec-
tuaran ell Lunes "a del presente
mes, en- ell teatro de la sociedad.
Subira a escena la preciosa
obra de genera espanol titulada
"Tu Mujer Nos Engana", diri-
gida habilmente por la Sra. Car
men Ramirez y apuntada por
ell joven actor Ramon Berm1-
deZ.
Tomaran parte en- esta fun
ci6n las siguientes damitas: A.
licia Rodriguez, Della Rodrf-
guez e Irene Fernandez, y los
.j6venes Evelio Alvarez. Jose
Pent6n, Tomas Rodriguez Ma
nuel Santos Pau y Julio Orta.
Ell producto de esta function
ira a engrosar los fondos de la
Secci6n de Damas.
va cuentan con una conside-
rable cantid&d de bOletos de en-
tradas vendidos por la m6dica
La gaceta., 1941-11-20
ReStdblecidO

Restdblecido
Tras haber sidO sOmetidO a
una delicada intervention qui-
rdrgica, Sc halla comletamente
restabGecido nuestro amigo ell
.joven Bienvenido Cuellar, veci-
no del 1905 de la avenida 10.
BESIDE ell pasado Lunes ma
vuelto a asistir al Hillsborough
High School, donde Sc gradua-
"a ell entrante anO.
Mucho nos alegra saber de su
reStablecimeitno.
La gaceta., 1941-11-20

sidad Sc prOponen comunicarse
con Dean Sage, del Jardin Zoo
l6gico de New York, quien re-
cientemente pidi6 Sc buscase un
mono de cara azul en- las cerca-
Mas del lugar donde la GAIA de
la panda Sc iniciara hace tres
amos.
La gaceta., 1941-11-20
DI B~ENEDETTO REELECTO
PRESTDENTE DE LA u
MON ATLETICA ANA
TEUR

Philadelphia, noyiembre 2A-
Lawrence DiBenedetto, de New
Orleans, fu& electo anteayer pre-
sidente de la Union Atletica A
mateur,
La oposici6n que Sc lie hacia
fu6 retirada en- el ultimo minu-
to.
Algunos de los delegados de-
seaban como presidente a j. M.
Roche, de New Haven.