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La gaceta., 1941-06-19
LA POIGCIA DISPERSO UNA
MANIFESTATION COMU-
NISTA

Habana, JUNO 19.-Mas de
300 comunistas, miembros de I'm
partido que apoya al presidente
Batista, trataron aver de librar
de la cared a Arnaldo Escalo-
ma, un comunista, que siguiendo
la Inca de MoscG lanz6 un VIC
lento ataque contra ell presiden-
te Roosevelt. Escalona, que cuan
do Machado recibi6 los benefit
clos de la hospitalidad del pue-
bio americana, fu& detenido en-
Jacomino y llavado a Ia carcel
de Guanabacoa. La policia tuvo
que dispersar a los alborotado-
res.
Escalona aparece acusado de
violad un decreto presidential
que prohibe en- Cupba las activi-
dades antidemocraticas.
El partido Comunista apoy6
Ia cantidatura del coronel Full
gencio Batista, Ell actual presi-
en- las pasadas elecciOneS.
La gaceta., 1941-06-19

La Junta de Cultura EspaDo
la prepare una function abencf
clio de los espanoles que en- So,
to Domingo y otros lugares {
recen de trabajo y sufren la to-.
tura de la extrema miseria.
Es una obra humanitaria, r.
publicana y democratica, Y Ia.
cuentas limpias Sc presentara d
Compre listed algunos billie
de entrada, 81 esta en- posicid
de hacerlo, y ayude a los valiea
ties que Sc opusieron a los cri-
menes del fascismo internacio.
nal.
La gaceta., 1941-06-19

Laurel, Maryland, JUNO 10.
-Cuando cruzaba ell boule -
ward Washington un autom6-
vii atropell6 a Walter G.. Hall
de 40 amos, vecino de Tampa,
FL, ocasionandole la muerte.
Guiaba ell coche ell soldado
James Trammell, de 81 amos,
que disfruta de libertad bajo
fianza de $1,000.
Washington, JUNO l9.-La
nota de protesta alemana So
bre ell cierre de los consula =
dos nazis en- este pals sera e.
n6rgicamente rechaZada POI
la cancilleria. Ti6nese enten-
dido que los nazis califican de
infundados y desp6ticos los
cargos hechos a sus consules.
Lo preparativo para la salida
de esos funcionarios Y sus EN-
pleados van a ser extendidos,
Tallahassee, JUNO l9.-El
consume de gasolina en- los pri
meros cuatro meses de este
aho, en- la Florida, ha crecido
EN- un diez por %ciento, seg1n
ell departamento de earreteras
del Estado. FL consume fu6 de
157,280,6 13 %galones, un au-
mento de Is, 1923, 1881 sobre ell
ano pasadO.
Washington, JUNO 19.--La
division de intereses legales
de la Secretaria del Tesoro ha
Ordenado a sus representa- :
ties en- Jacksonville, Florida, lie
zometan en- ell future todas las
ofertas que Sc hagan al go
bierno federal para la compra
de asfalto, antes de que los
contratos sean adjudicados.
Ante un subcomite del comite
de asuntos militares de la Ca
mara Sc present6 una carta,
fechada ell Is de mayo, que
contiene instrucciones manda-
.das a Wilbur f.. Hardness, en-
tonces Official procurador en-
la Florida y ahora administra-
dor de la WPA en- csc Estado.
Esta investigando ell subcomi-
t6 una queja de la Allied Ma
terials, Inc, de Atlanta, ase =
gurando que Sc actu6 en- la
compra de asfalto para ell ae-
r6dromo de Eglin sin darle a
ella la debida atenci6n. For
tambien la misma queja
por ell mismo material, en-
cuanto al aer6dromo munici-
pal de Pensacola.
New York, JUNO 10. - FL
multimillonario y cazador Phi
lip M. Plant, que hered6 una
fortuna de 10 millones de su
padrastro ell comodoro Morton
F. Plant, falleci6 anoche, a
consecuencia de una enferme-
dad del coraz6n, EN- ell Hospi-
tai Policlinico.
Tenfa 38 amos de edad y era
esposo divorciado de la actriz
Constance Bennett. I'll matri-
monio con su segunda esposa,
Edna Dunkham, tambi6n ter
en- divorrcio. Con Mar
jorie King Sc case en- terceras
nupcias.
Washington, JUNO 19.-La
oficina del senador Andrews
que Sc han separado
S75O,000, por la Housing Au-
thority, para la construction
De casas en- comunidades ru-
rales de 81 condados del no.
roeste de la Florida.
Durham, Carolina del Nor
.e, JUNO 19.-La Sra. Luisa
una india, do aver a
luz cuatro nihas, pero una de
alas muri6 anoche, en- Ell hos
Dital de la Universidad de
Ell cuadruple alumbra-
La gaceta., 1941-06-19

Ell ooispo Hurley hablo ener-
gicamente en- st. Leo, anteayer
Denunci6 los horrenIdos crf
menes de los nazis, en- Polonia
y de paso hubo de referirse a las
atrocidades que con los j6venes
y muchadhas cometen los shit
leristas".
"A los j6venes, segdn su Illus
trfsima, Sc les lleva a Alemania
Y sc les conWierte en- esclavos
Gas muchachas son arrancadas a
sus familias, prostituidas y des-
pues, en- muchos casos, fusila-
das luego de que pasan a ser TO-
cos vivientes de infecciones We
nereas.
Ha dicho la verdad ell senior a
bispo y con ell mayor gusto lie a
plaudimos.
La barbarie nazi, enemiga de
Cristo y de la civilizaci6n, ase-
sin6 en- Espana a miles de mu
je7es y nihos... y ahora prosti-
tuye a las nihas de Polonia y
hasta las fusila.
La barbarie nazi calumniabe
a la Espana republicana... Y ahc
ra arranca el vigor y la vida
utIlizandolos como esclavos a los
joNencitos de Poionia.
El Nazismo, hermano del fas-
cismo, e falangismo y ell comu-
nismo... es odiado por todos los
hombres writes Y justos.
La gaceta., 1941-06-19
HABLARA
HOY EN- WEST NJ

Esta noche, a las 8, hablara
en- el Centre Espahol de West
Tempo, como anunciamos aver,
ei Sr. George f.. Childers, exa-
minador dol servicio de inmi-
.graci6n y naturalization de IA
socretaria de justicia.
lExplicara el procedimiento
necesario para llegar a la ciuda-
dania.
La gaceta., 1941-06-19
.Noticias de Washington y del t%eritoro n%acional

I'm automovil rlato a TN tampefo. - Sera recha-
zada la protesta nazi.-Aumento ell consume de
gasolina.-Sera supcrvisada la compra de asfal-
to.-Murio ell joven Millionaire Plant. - Murio
una de las a ninitas. = Estados Unidos debera
gastar mas de 100, 1000 millones.-El viernes Sc
ra ejecutada la S%pinelli.
La gaceta., 1941-06-19

Ell ~escritor faScista ita.iano AL
fredo Signoretti, que habita en-
Roma, elogia Ell h~undimiento del
"Robin Moor" por un suSmari-
no aleman.
Faltando a la verdad, como
tienen por costumbre los fascis-
tas y otros "istas," afirma cue
e barco transportaba material
de guerra Y que Sc lie atac6 de a.
cuerdo con las Ryes internacio-
males.
Todaviaen Roma, como en-
Berlin, citan Ell derecho interna-
cionai..... apesar de que para los
totalitarios el derecho tiene dos
apellidos, Hitler y Mussolini.
La gaceta., 1941-06-19

Alemania, dice un despacho de
Suiza, demanda de Russia que re
tire las guarniciones aereas lie
Brest, LitOvsk y Lwow, que re.
ire por 10 menos la mitad de las
trOpas acumuladas en- la fronte-
a rusa del este, que aumente las
entregSS de gasolina y petroleo,
que aumente las entregas de tri-
20 y.......
Russia contest6, seg1n los bien
nformados, aumentando sus
ropas desde ell Este de Prussia a
ituania y Bessarabia...
Alemania resolvi6 entonces
intensificar Ell presionamiento,
con la ayuda de Rumania y d.
cese que de Finlandia.
Los nazis tienen concentrates
14S divisiones, sin contar las tro
pas rumanas y tampoco las fin
landesas......
Sc lie ha dicho a Rumania que
en- case de guerra, por la ayuda
que proporcione, Sc lie devolvera
TODD ell territorio que perdiera,
y la misma promesa parece ha
Der sido hecha a Fnlandia.
La gaceta., 1941-06-19

En- q peri6dicO de Roberto
La gaceta., 1941-06-19

ICedera la Russia Soviet a.
nuevo "carinoso" presionamien,
o eel nazismo?
DIcsee que Stain no quiere ls
guerra, por 10 menos hasta que
legue el otoho; per ootrOs Obser
yadores sostienen que ell ejerci-
to russo Sc opone a la claudio
lion.
jTedra la preston objective,
ONO dicen algunos, obtener el
'apaciguamiento' russo, de mo-
, que Ia Gran Bretana puele
r atacada e invadida?
81 Inglaterra rechaza ell alta
re del Soviet, como no hay A-
n l7ue 10 rechazara, ayudada
or Il aviaci6n y la escuadra de
7stados Unidos..... Use lanzara
fer despues sobre la Ukrania
O este de Russia?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07
SUGAR CURED SKINNED
SMOKED
HAMS
shank half
ID. Zoe

SIRLOIN STEAK, we
Pork Roast, picnic cut
Pork Steak, round bone CT
Fresh Spare Ribs
Shoulder Roast of Lamb
Leg of Milk Fed Veal
Veal Chops, shoulder cut
Pot Roast of Beef, lower c
Fresh Ground Hamburger
Bacon Squares, sugar cured
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Woman Is Fatally HurI
By 5treetcar as She
Runs for Platform
Miss Bridget Walsh, 81,
88th Traffic Victim,
Dies in Hospital

A 61-year- -old woman was fatally
injured by a streetcar last night
when she attempted to run dag
onally across H street NV. to q
loading platform near Madison
place, police reported.
The victim. Miss Bridget Walsh.
s34 Fourteenth street Sc, died at
Emergency Hospital at 7:45 pm.
about an hour after the accident.
Death was caused by a fractured
skull, shock and conclusion.
Miss WalSh's death marked the
Districts 88th traffic fatality of the
year and the third thus far this
month. The 1910 toll at this time
was II.
Struck Side Of Car.
Police said Miss Walsh ran into
the side of the streetcar. near the
front, as she was hurrying from the
north side of H street toward the
platform. The operator of the street.
car was listed as Leonard S. Peacock.
50, of 1907 Trinidad avenue NE.
Skidding was responsible for many
traffic mishap calls to which the Ac-
cident Investigation Unit responded
yesterday and last night. The
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Faith in Santa Claus
Confirmed for Us
Needy Children
Marjorie Webster Schools
Hold Annual Party
For UnderpriviIeged

There are lbs under-privlleged
children in Washington today who
have reasons to believe everything
they ever heard or read about fairy
Godmothers who do good turns for
deserving little boys and girls when
they need help most.
For their faith in fairies and in
Santa Claus, too. was confirmed
last night under unusual circum-
stances at a Christmas party given
for them by girls of the Marjorie
Webster Schools Just like the tat
tered bows and girls in the fairy
stories, they were transformed from
rags to fine raiment in almost the
twinkling of an eye.s
The party is an annual affair
conducted by the school in conjunc-
tion with the Central Union Mis-
sion. There just wasn't one God
mother last night. There were 1875
of them, smart. up-to-date ones they
were and each had adopted child
for the night.
Greeted hv Santa Claus.
From the mission, the children
were taken to the school at TITS
Seventeenth street NV. in buses
donated for the occasion. At the
door they we're greeted by a CHEEKY
Santa Claus in the person of Miss
Lulu Orr, a senior Mrs. John S.
Bennett, superintendent of the mis-
sion, had carefully given each of
the girls in advance the name and
requirements of a child.
Before the party in the gymnaS-
ium began, the girls took their
young charges in hand and in no
time at all the youngsters were out
fitted from head to toes in brand
new suits, dresses. hats and shoes.
They could hardly believe the magic
transformatio until they saw them
selves in the mirrors.
These nice fairy Godmothers who
got lot of real fun out of it were
conscientious. and more than one
boy and girl was scrubbed under
the showers with flaky soapsuds to
the accompaniment of mutual
laughter.
Then Santa Claus took charge of
the party and distributed individual
toys from the piles of boxes heaped
under a Christmas tree that glowed
with colored lights. Assisting in
charge of the party were Miss Betty
Sands and Miss Polly Wohlford, CO.
chairmen of the committee.
Faculty Co-operates.
Miss Marjorie Webster and th'
faculty of the school co-operated il
making the party a success.
Other surprises await these ane
more children from the swelling list
of the Central Union Mission at tht
latter's Christmas party on Decem
Der "a at $3.50 am. in the Fox The
ater. The mission is busy distrib
uting bags which will be filled witt
necessities as we'll as toys for th'
children.
There are 1900 bags to be fillet
before the party and plenty arr
still available at the mission TO-
persons who wish to adopt" chile
for Christmas. Mrs. Roosevelt vii
attend the mission party If she i
in the city and the United State
Marine Band will furnish music.
Evening star., 1941-12-14

Eleventh Street Bridge over the An
acostia River was the scene of sew
eral collisions.
William Tibbs, IS, colored, 356 F
street S.W., received a fractured leg
when struck by an automobile at
Third street and Massachusetts ave-
nue. NE. He was admitted to Cas-
ualty Hospital.
Earle Barford. Is. colored, 727
Third street NE, suffered chest
injury when struck by a streetcar
at Seventh street and New York
avenue NV, according to police.
He was admitted to Emergency
HOSpital
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Admiral Kids Son
Among Commended
Al Naval Academy
Midshipmon Whose Father
Died at Pearl Hurbor
Is Graduate This Week
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 13-Midship-
man Isaac Campbell Kidd, jr., Oh
Long Beach. Calf, son of Rear Ad-
miral Kidd, U. S. NJ, killed Sunday
in the japanese raid on Pearl Har-
Dor. is one of six midshipmen who
will receive letters of commendatlon
from Rear Admiral Russell Wilson,
Naval Academy superintendent.
The Communications will be issued
at the presentation of prizes and
awards ceremony Thursday. Other
midshipmen also to receive COM
mendations for their offlcer-like
qualities and positive characters are:
Vernon E. Binion, West Palm
Beach, Fla: John B. Davis, jr.,
Athens, Ga: George T. Weems, An
napolis; Raymond Virgins. Ridge
way, Ill, and William P. Willis, jr.,
Atlanta.
564 in Graduating Class.
The six are among the 564 men,
bers of the graduating class. Admiral
Wilson also announced today names
of seven other midshipmen who will
receive prizes Thursday as the
academy graduation week opened
with an informal dance for the
| three top classes and graduating
Gle SIS hop.
Tomorrow the sermon to grad
yates will be delivered by CHAPLAIN
William N. Thomas in the academy
| chapel at 10:45 am.
| Other seniors to receive awards
are:
Robert c. Gooding. Alexandria
Va, the class of 1912 prize, gold
watch, for standing highest in the
course in English.
Harold E. Fisher Columbus. Ohio
the class of 1924 prize. wrist watch
for standing hiohnet in the course In
marine engineering.
Donald D. Blue, Wichita, Kans.
the class of 1923 award a wrist
watch. for promoting Junior varsity
football at the Academy.
Excelled in History.
Richard G. Huber, Charles City
Iowa, the Colonial Daughters of tht
Seventeenth Century prize, life
membership in the United State.
Naval Institute, for excelling in his
tory.
John w. Crawford, jr, Tilton
N. H, the Van Dyke prize, gole
watch for submitting the best orig
inal article on a patriotic subject.
Silvio De Cristofaro. Rochester
N. Y, the United States Lines prize
pair of marine binoculars, TO
standing highest in the course ii
foreign languages
In addition to receiving a letter o
commentator, Midshipman Davi
also will be awarded the class o
1897 sword for contributing most b
his oficer-like qualities and positiv
character to the development c
naval spirit and loyalty within tn
regiment. His name will be in
scribed on the class of 1897 cup
which is retained at the Academy
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Silver Spring Board
Plons Sports Night

Sports night will be observed at a
meeting of the Silver Spring MD
Board Of Trade Wednesday at the
Indian Spring Country Club.
Expected to attend as guests OF
the board are Bill Coyle of The
Star, Stanley Field and Lew CORN,
table tennis players, and other fig
ures in the sports world.
Every member is requested to
bring a contribution of groceries OF
canned goods to aid the Lions Club
Christmas House.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Senator Green to Head
Elections Committee
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
The Democratic Steering Com
mittee recommended yesterday that
Senator Green. Democrat, of Rhode
Island be made chairman of the
Privileges and Elections Committee.
He would succeed Senator Hatch,
Democrat of New Mexico recon-
mended for Craftsmanship of the
Public Lands Committee.
The Steering Committee voted
to assign Senators Mead, Democrat
of New York; Doxey, Democrat, OF
Mississippi, and Maybank, Democrat,
of North Carolina to the Appropri-
atoms Committee.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Advice to Inmates:
In Case of Air Raids
Cut Bars and Escape!
BY the Associated Press.

WHITE HILL, Pa, Dec. 13.-
One hundred and twenty in
mates of the State Industrial
School for Boys here are be-
ing taught to cut bars and es-
cape.
They form the nucleus of
home defense unit being drilled
in military tactics and emer-
gency duty in case of air raids
or fire.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Christmas Proqrum

A Christmas program will be pre-
sented at the meeting of the Wood
lawn Home and School League, 472O
North Sixteenth street, Arlington,
Va, at pm. on Wednesday.
Evening star., 1941-12-14

Walrus grain (Split cow
hidel, separate shirt COM
pArtment and pockets for
toilet articles; choice OF
black or brown. "a and 70
inches.
Evening star., 1941-12-14

Genuine all-leather oxfords
in . galaxy Of brand new
fall styles. Browns and
black in sizes 6 to IL.
You'll be pleasantly sur
prised At their wearing
quality.
Evening star., 1941-12-14

Unlined capeskin and pig
tex, slip-ons and button
clasp styles. Lined gloves
in strap, button or slip-on
styles. Sizes ~ to lo12.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Tots i'm War
That's Theme OF Nursery
7. Teachers Psrlsy

The problem OF providing life.
liberty and happiness for children
in a war-mad world has been
chosen as the guiding theme for
the Ninth Biennial Conference Of
the National Association for
Nursery Education, at the Book
Cadillac Hotel today.
The convention will continue
through Tuesday with field trips,
discussion groups and exhibits
planned for the 1000 persons ex-
pecting to attend.
Consisting of teachers OF nurs.
cry groups and kindergarten and
other organizations interested tn
the welfare and education Of
children of pre-school age. the
convention members represent all
sections OF the country, South
America and India.
This Il no time for q d.
featist attitude" said DIR. Grace
Langdon, president. This Is no
time for us even to ask ourselves
whether we can bring life, lib
erty and happiness to our chill
dren now. IL Is the time for ~
to stand together and firmly de-
clare that we will bring II to
them. IL can be DONE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Traffic Cops
Mayor Grants Police Plea
for Motorcycles

Convinced by a delegation OF
ranking police officials, headed
by Commissioner Frank d. Eaman
that motorcycles are superior to
scout cars in the control and ap-
prehension of motorists, Mayor
Edward j. Jeffries Jr. TODAY
agreed to have so police motor.
cycles overhauled for use next
Spring.
The meeting was held in the
mayors office to decide whether
TO have the machines overhauled
or retire them completely. The
mayor has stated his opinion that
autos are better than the two
wheeled vehicles because they can
be used the year round while
motorcycles are useless on lev.
snowy, or bitterly cold Winter
days. Budget Director David v.
Addy produced figures to show
that autos are cheaper TO operate
than motorcycles.
The police delegation, which In
cluded Traffic Director Fred w.
Juergens and Supt. Louis L. Berg.
was unanimous in its plea that
not only should the present equip
ment be repaired but more motor
cycles ought to be used in place
of autos. The number of motor
cycles used by the department has
fallen from la TO 60 i'm the last
four years, they pointed out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
.JaiIer i'm HOOsegOw
County Guard Sentenced for Smuggling Narcotics
to Prisoner Under His Care

Until two months ago Arthur
Schiedel, "a, of 1867 Hamilton
avenue was a guard at the county
jail-on the outside looking in"
Today Schiedel is on the inside
looking out" following year and
six months term given by Federal
Judge Frank A. Picard for snug
Cling narcotics to federal pris-
oner in the county Jail.
Schiedel pleaded guilty to snug
Cling the dope to Jack st. Denis,
40, while he was lodged in the
county Jail awaiting transfer TO a
federal penitentiary to serve mar
cotic term.
Unwittingly, Sheriff Andrew C.
Baird was helping in the plot by
supplying st. Denis with a bucket
of ice daily. supposedly for a rheu.
matte shoulder. Instead. ST, Denis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Reading Faces
Quiz by 0'Hdrd

William L. Anderson. reluctant
witness against his two former
partners in a policy game. Rich
ard w. Reading. former mayor
and 63 others. faces possibility oil
cross-examination by Chester p
O'Hara when the trial resumes
Monday.
Anderson's partners on trial are
Lee Williams and Lee Mitchell.
O'Hara indicated to Judge Earl
c. Pugsley he may impeach Ander-
son and cross-examine him on tes-
timony he gave a year ago before
the one-man county graft grand
jury.
Anderson was uncertain, when
he testified before the, trial adj
journed for the weekend. whether
he paid 500 TO John Roxborough,
one Of the defendants and CONAN
ager of Joe Louis, on an old ac-
count or for protection, as OHara
intimated.
Bruno Penick. another states
witness, admitted under cross
examination, he is still operating a
policy game. Roy Mapp. a witness,
made the same admission.
Meanwhile, Thomas A. Kenney.
assistant attorney general, and
Prosecutor, William f. Bowling are
investigating charges of perjury on
the part of one witness and wit
ness tampering concerning three
Others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

ago and I've gotten far enough
away so you cant find me.
81 locked the car and put the
keys In the glove compartment
so nobody could steal it."s
Within two minutes the phone
rang again. The voice was apollo
getie:
IL forgot 10 tell you there's
no battery In the car. The bat
terry was run down and caused
me no end of trouble, getting
people to push me and so forth.
just wanted to see how a
Lincoln-Zephyr drove, so I took
the battery out of my Ford TO
use. OF course, couldn't give
you that, too, so I took my bat
terry out when left, the car
Ii Mr.. Gagnier will call at DO.
lice headquarters, he can drive
away his car--if he brings a bat.
terry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Seeing Eye Dog,
Auto Stolen

A thief whom they had hired
as a chauffeur stole their car,
their clothes. their money-and
worse-t1eir Seeing Eye, dog, their
only guide in getting around. a
blind couple told Detroit and Lin
fcoin Park police today.
The couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lip Richie. live in a trailer camp
at BOTS Dix avenue, Lincoln Park.
The chauffeur, whom they hired
only Tuesday. drove them TO visit
friends at SAB Conner avenue, and
left with Queenie, the dog, prom
Using to call for them in two hours.
He didn't come back. Further in
Ivestigation showed he had broken
into their trailer and taken their
clothes and between SCI and $40
in dimes. rolled up in packages.
The dimes represented money
earned selling 10-cent items at
factory gates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

before the first institute ever spon.
sored in Detroit by the Detroit
Teachers Federation. AFL affili.
ate. Although the meeting hour.
conceded with those of the annual
Education Association
Institute. it attracted an estimated
500 teachers.
He called upon teachers to ham.
mer away at the democratic doc.
trine. citing examples of il.
"If we believe the Good Neigh
Dor policy is a democratic step,
then why not tell the children
so?" he asked. eff we believe
labor unions are democratic in
stitutions, why not express this
opinion to the pupils:
"The purists will argue Il Is
not our province TO pass on our
opinions. They will say we
should withhold our Judgment
until all the data Is I'm.
"Well, the data may never be
I'm and / believe fewer children
would sleep I'm class and more
would he likely to vote II we did
indulge In indoctrination.
He urged more attention to TIN
emotional s'element in teaching
ptechnique, rather than the ia
Itional, scientific approach whicl
has characterized the methods @
recent wears.