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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28
'WRECKINC' CREW
HAS NOT ARRIVED
ENGINEERS FAIL TO REACH
SANTANDER FOR 2ESTO-
RATION OF TOWN
(By Associated i'ressD

SANTANDER, Feb. 28.-Ger-
man engineers who were to have
arrived here this vice. to aid in
the restoration of this hurricane
and fire-wrecked town have not
put in an appearance.
German soup kitchens and
medical units were expected to
arrive here several days ago
along with a detachment of en-
gincers to assist in clearing up
debris of the storm.
Most observers here believe
Premier Gen Francisco Franco
has asked Berlin not to send the
troops. The only Germans who
have been here, according to To-
cal citizens. are a few who came
here to take pictures of the
wreckage
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28
WRITER HELEN ROSS
VISITING KEY west
RESTING AND PLANNING
FOR ANOTHER BOOK WHILE
IN ISLAND CITY

Helen Ross, staff writer for
the New York newspaper PM and
one Of the five co-authors of the
best-selling travel book The Ar
gonauts", is resting and planning
another book in Key West.
Partially hidden behind a pair
Of black sunglasscs, the beateous
Miss Ross paid a visit to The Citi-
zen office yesterday afternoon.
She is waiting here for the ar
rival Of her sister, Lillian Ross,
another of "Thc Argonauts' "
authors and a fellow worker on
PM.
The two girls and three young
men, Joe Wcrshea, George Whit
man and Mel Fiske wrote their
travel book after tour of the
United States during the summer
of 1899.
They left New York after put
ting down one payment of an
automobile and trekkcd across
country To attend the Newspaper
Guild convention at San Fran
cisco. Making their travel ex-
penses as they went by writing
features on the trip for news
papers, the quintet swung down
through the southwest and made,
in reverse, the same trip as John
Stcinbcck's Grapes of Wrath"
Okics.
The entire trip lasted three
months, took them over more than
$4,000 miles of United States
geography and landed them back
in New York with more money
than when they started.
Miss Ross thc one with the
Sunglasses) has worked as a re-
search art editor with PM since
the publication of the book.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28

cago and New Orleans. Under
the government regulations, &C
cording to Higgs, workmen should
be drawn from the next closest
city (MiamD after the local sup
ply is exhausted.
There will be no violence"
Higgs said today, 'but we are 60
ing to ask the out-of- towners to
leave Joe keenan,, national de-
Tense labor advisor, has told us to
notify him in Washington if con-
tractors here continue to hire non
Key West men and has promised
immediate action"
Young declared from his office
this morning that the company
would not concern itself with the
dispute.
1.-THE union is irving to use us
as tool to settle a purely juris-
dictional fight between it and the
Miami carpenters union" Young
declared this morning. II want
to emphasize that there has not
been a moment delay in construc-
ton work here and we will permit
no disorder or confusion"
john King, company office
manager, said Dale had been en-
ployed here only because it had
been impossible to get suitable
man in Key West. IF Gosselin
can do the job, were all for him"
he declared.
J. S. Dongo and Melville Rus
sell, Key WeSters who held the
Carnenter foremanship before
Dale was employed "just didn't
work out" King said Dale was
a very good man and we en-
rlCved him purely on his merits"
King said Key West men had
been given every possible pref
erence" in employment here. but
it has become necessary to hire
workmen from other cities to get
the work done.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28
RICKENBACKER
OUT OF DANGER
FROM INJURIES
GIVE LIST OF DEAD IN ACCT
DENT ON AIRLINER IN VI
CINITY OF ATLANTA YES
,TERDAY
tBy Associated PressD

ATLANTA, Feb. 28.-Capt. Ed
die Rickenbacker, seriously in
jured yesterday in the crash of
a Texas bound Eastern Airliner
near here, today was reported
cut of danger In an Atlanta hos
pital. Hospital authorities de-
med published rumor that the
famed airman was sinking.
AS government and company
Investigators probed the crash of
the new 100000 airliner and the
resultant death of seven passen-
gers, Eastern Airlines issued a
formal statement identifying the
dead They were:
Capt. James f. Perry, New
York
Co-Pilot l.. L. Thomas, New
York.
Congressman William D. By
ron, Willlamsport, Md
A. Liebowitz, Atlanta.
B. c. M Vanderhoop, Scars
dale, N. Y.
Juan Maria, San Salvador, Cen
trial America.
Injured in the crash were
Rickcnbacker, president of East
ern Air Lines; Roy B. Sewell,
Atlanta; P, L. Brady, Hollis, N.
Y; George Fineburg, New York;
J. S. Roseneld, New Orleans; H.
A. Littledale, Short Hills, N. j.;
c. M. Tappen, New York, and
N. Hansell, Bronx, N. Y.
Only Capt. Rickenbacker and
Happen are considered seriously
injured. while Hansell walked
away from the plane and has not
been reported at a hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28
Two More Building Permits
Issued For New Residences

Fred Marv1l. Key West night
club operator yesterday aas
granted ST 100 bujkiinR permit
foF tire construction II home a.
johnson and Land strecfg 81
building totals for The past fsssiF
days climbed IA SITES
w II Fleck TOO Duyag street..
3ho operates a F0RiluE alley. fess
granted 3 50 $50 permit 10 tuild "a
oTae-atory home ard Lille Jack
ssa Virginia street. took 800
@ fmi foF general repairs
Marvli who CARR here Stsen
fc wss forced sui ~ hse LATHE
ela5 in sfssu during ihe esyii '~ar.
wlll t71lid tWrs-sfory colonial
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28
Flower Show Opens Tomorrow;
Judges For Event Announced

Judges who Will officiatc in the
Key West Garden clubs annual
Flower Show BEGINNING tomor-
row were announced this morn
ing by Lieut. CO ndr. r. W.
Byrnes.
The show, featuring flower and
fruit displays carefully gathered
for the purpose for months. begins
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
and continues through Sunday
and Monday
Judges who were picked for
the show are Ms. c. H Stuart.
Newark, y Y Mrs. r II. Scelye.
Springfield, Mass. Mrs. Peter
Schutt, Casa Marina Mrs. Ogden
Edwards. New York City: Mrs Z
Williamson. New York City. and
Mrs. Jack Dudley Key West
Club members have cleared
away all books IT tire library and
the work Of arranging displays
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28
WARN BULGARIA
OF RELATIONS
BELIEVED BRITISH AMBAS
SADOR MAY BE ASKED
TO LEAVE SOFIA
thy Associated Press)

LONDON, Feb. 28.-The for
eign office this morning issued a
O4unt W~rnIng to Bulgaria that
George w. Rcndel, British am
bassador, may be told to leave
Sofia at any moment and indi-
Gated his departure will be the
signal for immediate attack.
London spokcsmen of the for
cign office said Sofia had been
told Britain would not attack
until a state of war had been
formally declared, but they said
The declaration would be made
at the first sign of German oc-
cupation Of the country.
Rendel accused some Bulgarian
statesmen Of cooperating with
Germany and warned of dire
consequences if and when British
officials leave Bulgarian soil.
Representatives of Sofia are
meeting with German officers in
Vienna tomorrow and a decisive
NoV" IN one direction on the 9th
or is expected before noon to-
morrow.
With British Foreign Minister
Anthony Eden waiting in Turkey
for the arrival of British rep
resentatlve from Moscow. mean
while. rumcrs continued to cir
culate that Josef Stain, i'm
pressed with British victories in
Africa, had made an abrupt
change Of policy and is ready ~
help resist a German move
through the Balkans
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28
Japanese Warships Prepare
For Attack On Indo- China
Company Officials And Union
Leaders Reach Agreement On
Strike At Bethlehem Plant
nv sSsori~-cd Pressb

WASHINGTON. Feb. 28.-Com-
pany officials and Clio union
leaders have reached a 3-point
settlement which will send en-
ployes of the Bethlehem steel
ccmpany's Lackawanna plant
back to work less than. 48 hours
after their strike began, it was
announced today.
Largest of the 10 strikes in
progress in the nation, the Lack
awanna walkout is holding back
more than $250,000, 900 in govern
ment defense orders, and is keep
ing from 10000 to $4,000 men
idle.
Under the terms of the agree
ment said to have been reached
here, 1000 discharged union men
will return to work and the COM
rany viii agree to end its anti
labor" attitude. A IS per cent
wage increase for all employees is
believed to be incorporated in the
agreement.
Buffalo police broke through
Union picket lines to permit some
Is automobiles with strike-break-
ing workers to get into the plant
Yesterday afternoon. Governor
Herbert Lehman Of New York
ordered Sheriff William H. Pol
lack to appoint "as many deputies
as you think necessary" to quell
rioting at the plants No. gate,
the only gate which is inside the
Buffalo city 1imis.
Labor advisers here today
said all points of difference be-
tween the company and unions
had been ironed out and there
would be no further violence.
Carneaie's steel's. Gary. Ind.
plant meanwhile is being picket
cd by union workers for the first
time and government mcdiatOrS
are attempting to end the strike
Company officials have announc-
ed the steel output will drop so
per cent next week. unless the
strike is settled.
Army engineers here have
announced they will not permit
a railroad strike TO interfere
with rail deliveries to army
camps. Trucks provided by the
army will be used if necessary,
il was announced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28
New Foreman Takes Place
OF Dale Who Was Ordered
TO Leave Town Yesterday

E. ]. Gosselin of Key West this
morning was employed as a car
penter's foreman to replace Will
bur r. Dale, Miami foreman. who
was ordered to leave town yeSter-
day by a committee of workers
from the Key West low cost hous-
ing project.
w. G. Young, district manager
of Paul H. Smith Construction
company, said the company is
not concerned over the union dis
pute and would judge GosSelin
purely on his ability to handle the
job.
Key West carpenters yesterday
evening accompanied Dale to the
bus at S o'clock and promised
they would order other "out-of-
town" men to leave the city.
Were tired of having all the jobs
taken by workmen from other
cities" a spokesman said.
Clarence Higgs, business agent
of the Key West union. said. Dale
had violated union rules when he
was transferred from a steel job
to the carpenter foremanship
Dale worked here without a per-
NIT from the local union, Higgs,
said, in direct violation of govern
ment regulations.
key West now has 152 union
Workmen, of whom about As are
still walking the Streets" Higgs
declared. Every government reg
gulation is to the effect that no
out of town Workmen shall be
brought into a community on fed
eral jobs until local workmen
have been employed
Higgs said the local union is not
involved in a dispute with the
Miami carpenters group and that
at least 95 per cent of out-oftoWn
carpenters have come, not from
Miami, but from New York, Chi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28
ANNOUNCE DEATH
OF DR.. CHOLSON
KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT:
FORMERLY STATIONED
IN KEY WEST

Dr Sidney GhoIson, attached to
tbs KY West marine hospital
Tor two years up until June, 1910,
was killed last night in an auto
mobile accident in Virginia
pr A. + Rublno of the hos
pital here. received a wire this
morning from Mrs. Ghoison tell
ine OF her husbands death There
we're $50 details.
The doctor was about u or %
and was Wcll liked during his
stay here. He left Key West to
serve in the army medical corps
IL Font Meade. Va.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28

home on t&0 ~ hls three .Johnsou
atreei lots Florida Keys con
itoc'na company ssll begin
s.gEk 9n tire home within y fcw
day
Ifge hume IS 10 - built ~ 'aoe,d
viii have - foot front and lssve
sta rnf9ns Mr. ard hirg Marvii
SILL nuke theif herne there 3.
sfn11 az construction Is com
piefad
Flcek p haf0e 91ll BE- coh stFsles
ri hy Miami concern and work
Is 81 segIn 81 once
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28
Japan Gives Warning AS
Being Ready To Strike
With Navy, Army And
Air Force AT Once
nir ASsnninteh Press,

British and Dutch East Indian
governments today warned rA
tienals 10 prepare for quick
departure from japan and French
Indo-China as Japanese wsrships
massed for an attack against the
French cclonv.
With the deadline for final
settlement of the Thailand-
French Indo-China war already
past, Japan warned she is ready
to strike with her navy, army
and air force at moments no
tice. France apparently is ready
to defy Japanese demands that
French Indo-China ede huge
stretches of territory to Thailand.
A japanese spokesman denied
the war fleet mad already been
dispatched to waters around the
French colony. but another diplo-
mat insisted the ships were on
the way. More than 10000 Jap
snese troops are reported massed
and awaiting the word to begin
hoSIilties against French forces.
Japanese nationals in Indo-
China flocked TO transports as
France ordered full mobilization
of troops in the colony and pre-
pared TO resist.
Recaasa pf iista> diff aeuees
between France and Japan, one
spokesman said his government
probably would overlook the dc
lay if France sends a favorable
answer in the demands before
tomorrow There is no indication.
however, that reply from Vichy
will be favorable.
British ships. meanwhile. arc
spreading their mine field al
Singapore To take ia every ap-
proach to the harbor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28
NAVY TANKER
COMING HERE

Rapldan, Us Navy tanker.
viii return u Key West late this
afternoon from New Orleans.
Tho hig tanker was here about
2 week ago, enroute 20 Texas.
and as now corn letting its supply
trlp.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28
MURRAY BUYS
PROPERTY HERE

Mr. and Mrs James Fl. pinder.
Jr. Key West, have sold TO A. l..
Murray their two lots on Wash
ington and Won Pfister streets
near Ashbv The lots face in OPP
posite directions. one lot from
AShhy street.
Purchase price was about
5000
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28
Council Votes For Bill
To Recall Officers Upon
Presentation Of Petition
Measures Also Proposed To
Impose Transaction Tax
And Change Status OF
AssesSOr-CoIleclOr

Tho City Council in special
scssion last night voted 10 have
a provisicn placed in the city
charter which would be by a
legislative act. that would subject
envy elective officer of the city TO
recall or removal upon presenta-
ton TO the city clerk of petition
signed bv Is electors. showing
proper cause for such action.
In addition to this. ten percent
of the voters would be required
to file a second petition bearing
on the matter.
In the event that the council
feels that there is sufficient
cause for recall proceedings to be
inetitutrd a referendum election
will be- called in which the issue
will be voted upon by the gen
cral electorate of the city, which
would REQUIRE q majority vote for
dismissal of the officer in queS-
ton.
The motion was carried unan-
imously
Vote For Sales Tax
The city attorney was Instruct
ed to prepare q bill to be pre-
sent~d fer passage in the legisla-
tire proposing a measure which
will ba known as a transaction
tax. which will be general in its
nature. The bill is to provide that
revenue derived be used exclu-
sivcly FIR public works and pub
lie welfare projects. The vote
en- tho matter by the council was
unanimous.
Chanue Procedure
An thtr change in the charter
PROPOSED WIS to have the office
&C tx assessor made a separate
joN. inst ad cl being linked with
that of tax collector. The new
proposal is to have the City
Council appoint an assessor, in
stead of being elected by the
people. The vote on this issue
was six TO one Councilman
Swectine voting no.
Councilman SWceting, who is
a member Of the public works
committee, informed the council
that the members of the Board Of
Public Works who had rendered
their RESERVATIONS had rcc0nsid-
cred the matter and decided To
remain active until the expira
ton of their terms. The clerk
was instructed To communicate
with the public works unit and
extend the thanks of the council
for the reconsideration of their
designations
A resolution was adopted rcla-
tive to WPA projects in which
the state Planning Board is in
tcrcstcd and by request the
projects were wadc state wide in
order TO Obtain better results.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28
WHOA, PETE

HAVANA. Fcb. 2g Pete Refs
er, rookie trying out with the
Brooklyn Dodgers, ~ especially
susceptible 90 charley horses.
During spring training he had -
guard against taking quick starts
and stops for several weeks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28
Rafael Valenzuela, WPA
Waterman, Dies Suddenly

West, and three sisters, Mrs. Es-
pcranZa Rodriguez, Mrs. Carmen
Trigo and Mrs. Mercedes Bal
masada, Tampa
Funeral services are under the
direction of Pritchard Funeral
Home and details will be an
nounccd on information from the
Tampa relatives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28
GOERINC Sees
VICTORY NEAR

BERLIN, Feb. 20. Air Marshal
Hermann Gooring this morning
called on German aTmen 10
stand in victorious battle for
tire freedom and honor Of our
People
Speaking on the sixth anniyer-
cary Of the air force he created.
Goeriag told a gathering ~ Ger
man aifmen that victory IL near
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28
So. SS# A@SW. ~ sS@ 49, -. Is,
REPORT LOSS OF
BRITISH VESSELS
nv Assoesa,ea pressl

BERLIN. Feb. ga COM
munique today reported six
ships in British convoy had
been destroyed by bombsrs
and seven other vessels in
the group scattered.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28
NOTICE

Member ~ Pa Tennple No !.
! = = Psease aftcnd SPECIAL
Meeting Monday Mar 5rd. f9K
entertaining S4prerae Master 81
Records. Fgea " Anton.
1gr&4
MRS LESARD SAWYER. y =
HRS RALPH SAWYER, G. n.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28

s.. ~ &w.s S. ~. agr.. ~, So. ~ i
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28

Key West. Florida. has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only IA Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-28

Associated Press Day Wire
Service
For 81 Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
Evening star., 1941-09-26
The EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.

WJN, 6:45-John cudahy, former Ambas-
ssdor 10 Belgium, discusses Are We al War!
VOL, 700-Joe Louis in Training; Fedtu'-
Ina talks by the champ himself and his train
Ina staff, from Greenwood Lakes, NJ J.
WpC, 7:3O-InfowatOn Please: Famed
Conductor Sir Thomas Beechan joins the board
with Author Jan SfTuiher, John kedn and
FPA
WNAL, 8:OO-VOx Pop: The Peppers inter,
view glamour as peyonified by Bette Cradle
and Brenda'Diana Duff Frazier Kelly
WJSV, 800 - Playhouse; Drandtilaton
about country Doctor, "A Man 10 Renembef,"
WSV, 8:30-First Nighter; Private Hig'
gins, U. S. A." about soldier on maneuve5.
WRC, 9:00-Wings Of Destiny: The Third
Horizon" play teniering on The historic first
fiqht by the Wright Brothers
WNAL, 9;00-InieYtaie Commission on
Crime: Forum on Uniform National Defense
Acts" participants including Representative
Haffon Summers Of Texas. Gov Herbert 0Conor
Of Maryland, Attorney Gen. Earl Warren Of
California. Lynn Stambaugn new national CON-
nander Of The American Legion.
WJSV, 900-HoIlYwood Premiere: Adophe
Nenjou and Gloria Swanson in Father lakes
Q Wife"
WINK, o:30-ANotiation Of Regulars A
local meeting Of the group, with talks by
Representative Joseph Hendricks Of Florida
Evening star., 1941-09-26

West opened the ace of spades
and continued the suit, dummy WIN
ming with the jack. South looked
dolefully at the dummy and Won
dered how he was going to avoid
the loss of two trump tricks. The
only chance, of course, was to get
the ace and king to fall on the same
trick-but how was that to be done?
If West had the king and only
one small diamond, he might put up
the king on the first trump lead by
South-but that would do no good,
for East would have the ace and a
small diamond and would play the
small one. But it was hopeless to
expect either player to put up the
king on the first trick if he had two
small diamonds and his partner had
the blank ace. Also, only West could
be hoodwinked, for East wouldn't
play the king on lead from dummy
unless he had only the singleton
king.
So South had to hope that West
Ildu lIlC hillS anu oIIC Slllc1AI
and also had to find way to make
East part with his small trump. He
therefore cashed dummy's ace of
clubs to discard his king Of spades,
and then led dummy'S queen Of
spades. East assumed that South
was trying to get discard can un-
warranted assumption and hastily
ruffed with his low trump. South
Immediately overruffed and led a
low trump from his hand. West be-
came panicky about his trump king
and put it up. East had to play his
ace on the same trick, and South
had no trouble in making the rest
of the tricks.
X
Yesterday you were Howard Schen-
ken's partner and, with neither side
vulnerable, you held:
AKJ943
0Q8
6754
AA62
The bidding:
oIllCIlhCI OdIOby ou -hoiNA
10 Pass. IA Pass
"a Pass 90
AnsWer-Bid three spades. Even
though your partners bid is not par
ticularly strong. your hand is good
enough to make a try for game.
Your bid invites partner to bid game
if he has slightly more than mini
mum for his bidding thus far.
Score 100 per cent for three
spades, 40 per cent for four spades.
Question No. 875.
Today you hold the same hand,
but the bidding is different:
Schenken Jacoby You Maier
10 Pass IA Pass
3A Pass 90
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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EVENING STAR FEATURES,

News Summary Lothrop Stoddard OF The
Star editorial staff andyzes The past week S
news; WkAL, tomorrow al I am.
Junior Star Page: The popular feature OF
The Sunday Star aired by its youthful con-,
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Evening star., 1941-09-26

Detective. Inspector Richard Mansfield, Rep
reseniatye j. H. Peterson Of Florida and Col.
Ben. R. Jones, Chief Of Staff Of the z8fh
Division.
WISY o:3O-pent.House Party: George
JeSeI and Kay Carlisle are Miss Chase's guests.
WNAL, t0:05-Program in connection with
the launching tomorrow Of The first Of the new
Liberty Fleet
VOL, t0:15-RepresenidiiV Day Of Illinois
on Congress Holds the Purse Strings,
WRc. tt:O5-Program under auspices Of
the Fiuht for Freedom Committee.
Evening star., 1941-09-26
SHORT WAVE PROGRAMS.

LONDON, 6:O5-War commentary; CSC, o.56
meg, 3i.3 m; 6SD, Ills meg 25,5 m.
MOSCOW. 645-Broadtast in English; RNe
II meg, Is m.
BUDAPEST, 7;3O-News in English; HA14
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TOXIC, 8:05-News in English; JlU4, iI79
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BERLIN 8:i5-News in English; DID, I'LL
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LONDON, 8:t5-Demouaty Marches; CSC,
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MOSCOW. 9:30-EngIish period; RV96,
1918 meg, 1877 m.
LONDON, 9;45-BBC Salon Orchestra; Csc,
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ROME, t0:00-NeW in English; 2R04,
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BERLIN t0:30-News in English; DID, I'LL
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LONDON. ti30-HeadIine news and views
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Evening star., 1941-09-26
POINTS FOR PARENTS

by ED1 III IHUNIAS WALLaCE
1t is untdir habitudlly to i'm
pose upon q "lUilling' child in
order to saUe ourSelues from the
results OF or oWn bad planning.