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PART ONE PAGE EIGHT TAMPA SUNDAY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1934 AMONG THE FOLKS IN HISTORY The Gulf Gleam TAMPA SUNDAY TRIBUNE Entered In the Posioffice at Tampa. Florida, ai Seaond Class Matter. Published by THE TRIBUNE COMPANY BOOKS AND BOOKMEN By E. D. Lambright ON HEARING BACH ding of a British Duke and a Grecian Princess was the social high-light of the year.

The federal Department of Justice waged a war of extermination on notorious criminals known as "public enemies," and killed eight desperate leaders of gangdom, headed by the defiant Dillin- I no dim unsteady flare 8. E. Thomason. Publisher D. Lambrisrht Editor Simnton Managing Editor J.

S. Mims General Manager to blur prismatic mind; no tangled cords to bind heart's joy or its despair. ger. Two appalling fire disasters, one at sea, the other in a capital city, took 154 the bitter root and seed grow into sweeter flower; the cool untroubled deed has cauterizing power, the balance here that springs lives. Five girl babies, born to a Canadian mother in an obscure Ontario cabin, from his impartial score, caught and still hold the attention of the world, as they defy all precedent by liv- hides well the achina sore 1 a 1 -v a 1 I SUBSCRIPTION RATES Bl CARRIER OR MAIL IN FLORIDA 1 Year 6 mos.

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Strange Case of Local The cloud which darkens our national Man's Paternal Parent A friend of ours in Beach Park has a Exceptional Nursemaid. "MARY POPPINS." By P. L. Travers. Reynal Hitchcock, New York, $1.50.

Mary Poppins is the tiame of the nursemaid who came on a high east wind to take care of the four Banks children living in Cherry-Tree Lane. They lived in a rather dilapidated house which needed a coat of paint, because Mr. Banks, who owngd it, said to Mrs. Banks that she could have either a nice, clean comfortable house or four children. But not both, for he couldn't afford it.

And after Mrs. Banks had given the matter some consideration, she came to the conclusion that she would rather have Jane, who was the oldest, Michael, who came next, and John and Barbara, who were the twins and came last of all. Mary Poppins was the "great exception." She came without references and demanded every other Thursday off from one to six, because she said that was what the very best families gave. Then after a long, loud sniff that Indicated she had made up her mind: "I'll take the position." "For all the world," as Mrs. Banks said to her husband later, "as though she were doing us a signal honor." She became supreme ruler over the nursery.

Out of a carpet bag that the children themselves saw was empty she took seven flannel nightgowns, four cotton ones, a pair of boots, a set of dominoes, two bathing caps and a postcard album. The first night she put them to bed she gave all of them medicine out of the same bottle. Michael's was straw dog and he has to keep it shut up, but we didn't know why until Christmas, MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS when some other mutual friends came sky is the continued prevalence of unemployment, of the necessity and demand for public relief of the jobless and the pauperized. The first prayer of our people should be that the New Year may see this cloud dispelled. out and we were speaking about pets, and they told us why.

They have a neighbor who has a' cat, BIBLE THOUGHT DOING WONDERS: God, Thou hast cast tis-off; restore us again. Thou hast made the land to tremble; Thou hast showed Thy people Jiard things: hast given a banner to them that fear Thee; that it may be displayed because the truth. Psalm 60:1, 4. THE TRIBUNE'S PROGRAM FOB TAMPA and he protested that the dog would chase his he particularly ob jected to having this cat chased, he in A War Going Wrong A war that never ends that is waged formed them, because this cat's body houses the soul of his dead father, unceasingly in which there is never an Being deeply interested in religion, we asked our friends if the man is a Bud dhist, but they didn't know any more The Tribune believes that the highest aim for itself and for the city it serves is to strive throughout 1934 to accomplish for Tampa the economical, social and ethical improvement that President Roosevelt has set as the goal for the nation. about the man and his father's trans berry ice, Jane's was lime-juice cordial, and then Mary Poppins poured herself a dose.

As she corked the bottle she an migration. All they knew was what he had told our friend with the dog. Our friend with the dog, being a well-disposed gentleman, not wanting his dog nounced that hers was rum punch. Mary Poppins talked with the wind, the to run a neighbor's father's soul ragged, Believing And Doing "Whosoever believeth that Jesus is Christ is born of God." 1 John, 5:1. armistice the war between Safety and Carelessness.

Casualty figures in this war, just published, show that Carelessness has been the winner this year 36,000 killed in traffic accidents. An increase of 16 percent over last year; the army of Carelessness gaining steadily and alarmingly on the army of Safety. One killed every 15 minutes; one injured every 31 seconds. An appalling record of dead and wounded victims of this war which never ends! In every sector where the conflict is the FACE POWFfZ QUJP1Eir SAt YHER. "S70CA7AG agreed to 'confine the dog.

StwIimu, lc So yesterday we sent the Gleam's star reporter and misinformation-gatherer, Little Miss Knittwitt, out to interview birds, the animals, and even put old ferocious Admiral Boom, who lived next door, in a cage at the zoo and had the tiger prod him gently with a stick to make him swear and roar to entertain the other animals. The author, Miss P. L. Travers, Is a young Irish woman who began inventing stories for a tiny sister at a very early age and has just gone on doing it. Mary Poppins, she says, is probably made up HEADLINE EVENTS OF TAMPA'S YEAR the reincarnated father and his son.

She got the story but overlooked the little detail of getting the names. When she knocked, the son opened Jan. 2 Seaboard Air Line's first April 14 Court of Appeals sets Nov. 29 In football. Plant defeats air conditioned train arrives.

aside Judge Akerman's injunction Hillsborough 14-0, University of jan. 21 Aviation meet; McArthur against Citrus Control Committee. Tampa beats Alabama State Teachers fails in attempt to re-enact Tony Ma? 1 Registration for primary 6-2. the door and introduced himself as waging, a higher death-rate. Vainly have the forces of Safety planned and from all the "Nannies" she had in Australia, where she was born, and in the Nicholas Stuyvesant Vanderwhich, election totals ib.az.

isuipnur springs dog races June 5 First primary; Henry Till- efort Jannus flight. Jan. 22 G. L. Reeves given Junior fought to turn the tide of battle.

British Isles, to which she came as she was growing up. or whatever the name is, and oiiered her a chair. Chamber of Commerce award for ge to 11,765. Dec' 3-State Chamber of Com- It may be said that all these casualties Like "Peter Pan" and "Alice in Won "Oh, Mr. Vanderwhich," she ex derland," "Mary Poppins" is probably intended for children, but is delightful read claimed, "I would so love to meet your were not inflicted by Carelessness but there are few exceptions it's always the inattention and lack of caution of the father.

Is he at home?" June 13 Rainfall 7.81 inches, 44- v.v-w. year record. Dec- Severe cold; temperature June 14 Tampa high schools down to 27 trace snow in city, graduate 422. Dec- 19 Twelve sailors, convicted June 18 Flood in Sulphur Springs of Illegal registration, pardoned. ing for grown-ups.

M. C. civic service. Jan. 27 National conference of Phi Delta Kappa.

Jan. 29 Florida Fair opens. Feb. 1 Mrs. Abe Maas elected President of Children's Home for "Yes," he replied, courteously, turning Musical Murder.

toward the upright piano. "Miss Knitt victim or of the "other fellow" in driv witt, allowed me to present my father, DEATH IN B-MINOR." Bv Jean Lillv. 23rd year. territory does much -damage. June 26 Second primary; Park Trammell renominated for United States Senate over Claude Pepper; E.

P. Dutton New York, $2. Mr. Vanderwhich." ing or in taking proper care of the car, sometimes of road builders or inspectors. Let us not be superficial.

One may believe in the historical fact that Jesus was the Christ and born of God, and yet have no belief whatsoever in the Lord Himself. Belief in the history has no saving power. Belief that the Lord was the Son of God as to His body is not sufficient. Real belief in the Lord as the Son of God is the belief that what the Lord said and did was from the Father within" Him and therefore such was the Father's presence with us. Still this alone is not belief.

Belief must be riot only mental acknowledgment, but also such belief that impels one to do as the Lord taught and to trust absolutely in so doing. Belief and good works cannot be separated. Everyone does what at the time is believed will serve him best. It is a psychologic impossibility to believe one way and act another. Of course, one may know that he is doing wrong, but in doing wrong he is doing what he believes will serve him best at the time and he exalts, wrong above right.

Ye cannot serve God and Mammon. 1 Do not be troubled if the love of the Lord does not seem most real and strong. God is loved by loving what is from Him. Feb. 2 All day's attendance 'rec Liszt's "Sonata in B-Minor" is being At which Mr.

Vanderwhich, ords for Fair broken played in the music room, when Benja The Year's Death Roll Dr. S. S. Sargent, Mrs. M.

A. Harden, Mrs. S. B. Hopkins, N.

B. K. Pettingill, Mrs. Eleanore E. Fleming, Mrs.

Corrie Harris, Mrs. H. L. Knight, W. Gettis Bryan, H.

A. Raymond, Mrs. E. L. Robinson, Vernon A.

Feb. 5 Gasparilla XXV landing Rex Farrior State Attorney. June 27 R. G. Tittsworth and pageant.

ap- min Whipple, host at a week-end party, falls dead in the living room. 4The only way to change the trend of this war, to give the advantage to life over death, is for all citizens, all drivers, yawned, stood up on top of the piano, humped his back, stretched, knocked a glass vase onto the floor, and jumped into the lady's lap, purring. Feb. 6. Gasparilla XXVI (G.

R. pointed Chief of Police. It developed that Whipple's many af Griffin) crowned; Miss Louise Lykes June 28 Davis Causeway opened filiations with art, society and sport in queen; Governor's Day at Fair. Aug. 13 Tampa Juniors baseball Arnold, J.

W. Beach, Dr. C. M. Carolyn volved him in mortal dancer.

At his all officials, to get out and stay out of the army of Carelessness and enlist in "Oh," she exclaimed, "Isn't he sweet! Feb. 9 Frank M. Traynor given club wins southeastern title at At- Light, Wm. S. Teall, Mrs party, among his guests, were those who So affectionate." Civitan Club award for outstanding lanta.

Mcllvaine, Mrs. Lois J. Gramling, community service. Sheriff Spencer Sept. 7 John Grandovitch beats Mrs.

J. A. M. Grable, Mrs. Mon- desired his death.

There were those who the army of Saf tey. "Yes," said his son, "that's what got him into the shape he is in now. If he acquitted on charges brought by "Babe" Caddock for Florida wrest- roe Gaither, Mrs. Maude Hooker County Solicitor Givens. ling championship at Benjamin Field.

Steele, Mrs. Dorcas C. Cathcart, And that is a matter of personal duty wished to use him, those he wished to use. From this background, the author works out a fascinating mvsterv. keeps on, I'm afraid his next metemp and responsibility which, as has been Feb.

10 Total fair attendance, R. J. Dill succeeds J. G. Moore as John B.

Moody, Dr. R. C. Hub- This is a Dutton "Clue Mystery" and 403,983. local FERA head.

bard, W. A. Fulwiler, B. W. Fran- sychosis will be in the form of a mouse." well established, cannot materially be Feb.

19 Bar Association nominates Oct. 12 Florida Citrus Exchange Cisco, Marie K. Seclor, Mrs. "Eek!" she exclaimed. "Why, what do affected by law.

With more law restric "Recommended by the Secret Six." Milder Drinks. L. L. Parks and Curtis Sparkman for celebrates 25th anniversary. Helen Wall Parkhill, Jose Busta- you mean?" Circuit Court Judgeships; both later Oct.

15 State Kiwanis convention, mente, George A. Bull, John M. tions, safer cars, better roads, Careless appointed by Governor. "Faith In Oct. 16 United Daughters of Con- Perry, I.

S. Craft, Mrs. C. A. McCord, "it divine retribution, the young man frankly explained.

"In his previous 'A NEW DEAL IN LIQUOR." By Yan- ness goes on winning the war! dell Henderson. Doubleday, Doran America Week," featuring speeches by federacy Candler Hargett, C. B. Ansley, A. Sherman Rogers, of Liberty magazine.

Oct. 18 Amerionn War Mothers C. Ordway, Lawrence Covode, Mrs. existence, Dad was a gay dog, chasing New York, $2. Feb.

25 Denny Shute and Horton convention. Mary Ellen Jackson, J. H. Bilderback, chickens, and of a generally predatory This book is "A Plea for Dilution" of Ten Best Pictures If one loves the sayings and the life of strong Based upon "An Inquiry Smith tie in Gasparilla golf tourna- Oct. 19 Florida Lumber and Mill- John C.

Spencer, Mrs. Missouri Gil-ment. work Association convention. lette, Chester Weil, Mrs. Mary nature.

So he was turned into a cat to be chased, as punishment. But he still likes the ladies. And he still stays out Lincoln, he would surely love Lincoln March 6 City accepts airport site Oct. 20 University of Florida de- Sparkman, H. Guy Nickerson, Merl on Davis Islands, later named Knight feats North Carolina State 14 to 0 wether Steed, Wm.

C. Charles, were he to meet him. He who loves the sayings of the Lord will certainly love into the Effects of Ardent Spirits Upon the Human Body and Mind," written by Dr. Benjamin Rush 150 years ago, this author pleads for milder beverages, asserting that the system of taxation of the American government has fostered the use The Film Daily makes public the result of its annual poll for the 10 best motion 'pictures of the year. This year 424 newspaper film critics participated in the choice, and the picture leading the list Field, in honor of Peter O.

Knight, in annual football game at Plant nights with the other cats. "Really!" she exclaimed, petting Mr. Roy Cotarelo, A. B. Hale, W.

M. Miles Field. elected School Trustees. Ock 29 Ringling circus closes sea- G. Ferlita, Mrs.

Tillie Rosenthal, John W. Pace, Dr. W. H. Snavely, Miss Katherine S.

Harvey, Mrs. F. M. Antuono, Mrs. Martha S.

Hensley, James W. Booth, Gerard M. Jones, Him when he comes into the ocular pres March 15 Gulf Airways organized, son here. N. Stuyvesant Vanderwhich, who was washing his left hind foot with his of strong liquors and that American ad to operate line between Tampa and nce of the Lord.

There is no love of the Lord apart from the love of what is from Oct. 30 State convention of Churches. diction to strong drink is mainly due to received the highest vote on record 48 of the 424 "members of the jury" voting New Orleans. Cincinnati Reds, at Bay a M. Harrison, Mrs.

T. J. Morris, tongue. "Your father has a lovely yellow this policy of the national government. He urges that Americans be encour Him, or separated from the love of others, Plant Field, defeat world champion Giants, 11 to 7.

striped fur coat. It looks like a Christmas necktie. Does he eat cockroaches? Nov. 6 General election. County Dr.

W. E. Lawrence, Jerry M. Bacalis votes 13,120 to 3333 for prohibition Mrs. C.

L. Knight, W. J. McLaughlin, repeal, 12,259 to 5640 for homestead Mrs. Rebecca Ranshaw, W.

E. Dor- for "The Barretts of Wimpole Street." Whatever one desires for another, returns March 20 Annual Chamber of aged to use "relatively harmless alcoholic beverages," as do the people of France, The nine other selections, in the order They aren't good for him. Did he ever to himself. Commerce dinner; den speaker. i Bernarr Macfad- tax exemption.

Chester, Roger A. Drew, Edgar J. Nov. 18 International convention, Heaton, Rev. Francis S.

White, Henry have kittens oh, I forgot, he wouldn't, of preference, are "The House of Roth' Germany and England. The book hr eludes "A Moral and Physical Ther March 31 C. J. Hardee appointed Order of Eastern Star. County Solicitor, succeeding Morris Nov.

23 First liquor license schild," "It Happened One Night," "One that is, unless his metemps his transmission is something like Thorne Smith's mometer," which shows cheerfulness, H. Scarlett, Benjamin L. Cosio. P. in P.

Lastinger, W. M. Fielder, W. A. Hartline, A.

M. Salsbury. strength and nourishment as the results NiPht of Love." "Little Women." "The Givens. city issued to J. A.

Smith. book, you know. I hope he doesn't mind my asking questions. Do you know the of drinking cider, wine, porter and beer, while all the evils from idleness to murder Thin Man," "Viva, Villa," "Dinner at come from rum, brandy and whiskey, Eight," "The Count of Monte Cristo," and peleg Boggses, Mr. Vanderwhich? Mr.

A FEW GULPS AND A GURGLE By O. O. Mclntyre "Berkeley Square." All the winning pic- Boggs believes in metempsawhatzit too Financial Advice. Minnie had a. parrot and he swears the tures have been shown in Tampa.

In "A Successful Investor's Letters to parrot is harboring the soul of his late Stars playing the principal roles in the His Son," Karl Hellberg, who is identified mother-in-law. Do you suppose when a 10 films selected are Norma Shearer, as "maybe a New York investment bank' er or a local investment dealer in To fan dancer dies, her soul moves into a George Arliss, Clark Gable, Grace Moore, goldfish? Do you have much trouble peka, Kansas," gives experienced advice on New York is donning fancy duds and a ballyhooer at the Hippodrome, That's what gets them the cowboy, and trying to kick up its heels a bit is rounding back to form after a long stuff! after the theater. But there's a illness that kept him to his room sev- strain about it. None of the wild eral years. He was as well known on The most irritating of complaining abandon that used to make Healy's, Broadway as George Cohan.

And has correspondents is the one who writes Montmartre, Martini and such so ex- whooped things up for everything columnist he or she will not read citing around milkman's matinee hour. from circus fleas to Power's elephants. nim any more. This is generally The truth is the Kaspar Hausers, mere Pia.ue and a hypocrisy. The so long in prohibitive dungeons, have An informative correspondent tells reader who quits a columnist and not yet learsed to frolic in the light, me Joseph E.

Widener's art collection st-avs quit says nothing about it. He There is still that timorous sitting on at his home, Lynnewood Hall, near is the one all of us fear. getting your papa down off a telephone making wise investments. The letters are intended "to provoke thought." They Katharine Hepburn, William Powell, Wallace Beery, Marie Dressier, Robert pole? And, oh, tell me, does Van cover all phases of the investment sub derwhich, like dog biscuits? I wish Tne Pa ssing Year The year that is ending has lacked out-Standing achievements in science, in industry or in human welfare. Mankind generally has been busy trying to regain a normal footing.

Recovery has been the slogan in this country, and the New Year dawns on a record of substantial progress in that direction, particularly in business. The national administration has maintained with few amendments its policies and programs of relief and rehabilitation, marred to some extent during the year by disastrous drought and violent strikes. Yet, despite the increasing activity of partisan and selfish criticism and attack, the elections the country over gave the President, the Democratic party and the New Deal an overwhelming vote of confidence and endorsement, a veritable landslide which left comparatively few of the opposing ject, concluding with: "Great names, big Donat, Leslie Howard. These may be said to constitute the screen hall of fame for I could have found some catnip to bring talk, marble and mahogany, and poor ex him." cuses have failed us. It is time to judge ability by results." (The.

Carter Press, lvo' At this moment Nick's father sat up the edge of the chair and looking fur- Philadelphia, has an appraised value tively about for the first blow of the in excess of $200,000,000. It houses raiding ax. Everything is tense. more Rembrandts than any private AffA He ac-a nn 4 a ait i i-vr Alcn 4fo o-T irf tnllntiA.n Wild words irritate some, but to the majority they are interesting and to a large number a joy. There are Significant is the fact that the liims and unintentionally scratched Miss Minneapolis.) Dog And Rabbits.

preferred by the nation's newspaper crit on the thigh. She instinctively slapped nfo ic t.h- finpst. in t.w rvntpii few greater reading delights than pas the old fellow, and he jumped down, and she jumped up, and somehow the gloom magnificently with repeal, sculptures, Ispahan rugs, Cellini jew-Every new bar and night club tried elry, Chinese porcelains and Shake-to outdo the other but prospective pa- speare folios are all definitely good, trons clung to the shadowy speak- A famous Madonna by Raphael, long Ruth Carroll writes and illustrates a pleasing little book for the youngsters in "Bounce and the Bunnies," (Reynal Henry was a word beagler. So were Robert Louis Stevenson, Charles Dickens, Shakespeare, Hngh Walpole and Arnold Bennet. Edith Wharton whiles stepped on his tail.

He yowled. "Oh, I'm so sorry, Mr. Vanderwhich! tedium reading a die- she exclaimed. He yowled some more. tlmoc onH cnmotlni it Tanottro onrt turn Han'thnrno 'Roali-or awaJ WaVei Hitchcock, New York, $2.) "Bounce" is a setter pup which ran away from home and lived with a family of rabbits in their underground house.

A delightful incident ics are, as a rule, worthy of classification as "clean pictures." Seven of the 10 named are free of sexuality or crime. This is a healthy note in the campaign for better and more elevating screen productions. There'll be no lame ducks in the coming session of Congress, but not a few members are planning to cripple the Blue Eagle. "Papa wants out," his son interpreted Many of the newly dressed places vases, were purchased from the elder TeiSer1f arC SCU, "If you'll excuse him. At this time he is supposed to meet some friends on the is "Mrs.

Hoppit's" birthday party. One back fence for choir practice." waited expectantly for a coy patron- Morgan for more than $1,500,000. My age that did not come, then closed, informant also tells me that W. R. They should have waited.

Americans Hearst's San Simeon estate in Call-are the most pronounced creatures of fornia is 285 times larger than Cen-habit. They have to be weaned away, tral Park. Every month is showing a pickup in tho mr, ctWc svio There is a type of taxi driver in "Words the noblest quarry of the sportsman! To follow their spoor through the jungles and champaigns of the English language: to flush them from their hiding places in dense thickets of Chaucer or Spenser, track party in office or in Congress, assuring the President undisputed control of the "How interesting!" she exclaimed. of the best of the juvenile holiday offer ings. Blurbs.

What will be the great book of 1935? must be going, anyway. I am so glad to have met you and your dear daddy. through the noble aisles of cafes are featurinff Social Reaister New York. Peculiar to no other city them national lawmaking body, to meet in a few days and grapple with unprecedented problems. A picturesque figure his soul has to move again, I hope he He is a beetle-browed Shakespeare forest and find them at Many Floridians will spend much of their time the next three months worrying about what the Legislature may do.

singers to give a gloss of class and 1 have visited. won't have to move into a mouse. In my opinion, it will be a novel covering the period of this county's recovery from depression Probably with a hero who was forced to go on the relief roll get away from the grilled cellar push- bully who receives his patronage as last perching gayly on the branches the-botton and ask-for-Tony places. a tip with a grunt. He hops of O.

Henry or George Ade!" cat isn't so bad." passed from the official scene with the retirement of General Hugh Johnson as By next winter It's likely the new of hls cab to foul language in a "No," said his son. "After all, these and found the best way out The best Milwaukee man has invented a pill containing a drink of whiskey. Imagine saying, "Will you join me in a pill?" head of the NRA. That feature of the re times, a lot of us can't live in the style we would like." places will be jammed. But in the meantime New York stayouts, like the fever victim, have to learn to walk again.

THE NEW LEADERSHIP COEUR D'ALENE, IDAHO. The President knows I criticize him at times for the materialistic trend of his labors; but he is aware that too, in my humbler position, serve society covery program is slated for a general loud roar whenever wrong. It's his way of beating to the punch. In a real fight he is yellow, using a knife or brick, and in most instances has a criminal record. Their hard living and toughness "Oh," she exclaimed, "some of the revision, with a view to its permanency The New York Sun advises: "Take care of the pennies, and the Democrats will take care of the dollars." readers with cats would like to know, I'm sure is he housebroke?" No social rigamarole in New York as an arm of federal government.

Another thing the New Deal has stopped is the In foreign lands, rumors and threats of war kept the public mind in a state of ex distribution of gold coins for Christmas gifts. We know somebody who knows some Keep in good citement; and the League of Nations The Best New Year Resolution: humor and out of trouble. body At least, Mattie Lee Thompson occupies a very responsible position in a I very pleasant and discriminating book scored a point by actually 'averting hos seller reports vary According to location In fiction, it's either "Musa Dagh" or "Goodbye. Mr. Chips" or "So Red the Rose" In non-fiction, "While Rome Burns" is being displaced by E.

Lee" and "City Editor." Emil Ludwig is the chosen biographer of Hindenburg John Strachey is in this country for 50 lectures He has to work harder, because of a son, one year old Paul de Kruif, who wrote "Microbe Hunters" and "Men Against Death," has been commissioned by President Roosevelt to spend one-third of the birthday ball money in working on a preventive vaccine against infantile paralysis George Doran is to write his memoirs of 50 years as a publisher He calls the book "Chronicles of Barabbas," because Byron wrote, "Barabbas was a publisher" Doran started his career by answering a bookstore sign, "Smart Boy Wanted." tilities in two menacing international high in tax rates Se- shop in New York, and writes: "Who do you suppose is one of our Mrs. Ely Culbertson herself." Probably an all-time bring's 2000-mill levy. has had greater endurance than the shows in their faces. There are plenty faithfully. After all, the President can Albert Morris Bagby morning musicals of forthright fellows, trying to rear do little more under the Constitution at the Waldorf.

Here the grand dames families, driving taxis. They are than serve, one way or another, the of another day Cholly Knickerbocker courteous enough and dependable, people's material needs. The trouble calls them the camphor ball set turn They should be patronized. The Is, the real needs of America and the out year after year, generation after roaming gyp cabman is a menace to world are not material, but spiritual, generation. Mr.

Bagby, a tittupy gen- life. And certainly to riding comfort. It is putting the cart before the horse tleman who knows the Social Register to feed the inert cart, the body, and backward, has held the musicals for, In informal checkup at a rather starve the living horse, the Soul. it's too long to remember! Only smart dinner, 14 out of 17 ladies de- Political leadership has failed, and those whose blood runs blue may at- clared the dashing Gary Cooper was will fail. The new leadership will be tend, and now that many older mem- thelT favorite movie actor.

They gur- religious, not political. In the Great bers have gone to another sphere, the Sled not only about his superb phy- Reformation near at hand Kings will new successors are chosen as carefully. S-Que, handsome profile and jaunti- bow the knee to Bishops, Senators will ness of his clothes, but thought he wait upon men of Gcd. Not the New Wells Hawks, one of the old guard suggested life in the open and riding Deal, but the will of God will be dls-or theatrical and circus press agents hell-for-leather across the purple sage, cussed. CHARLES HOOPER.

fcrises. Hitler and Mussolini continued to that the freeze will not reign, the former dealing death to chal It's good to know affect the Fair. "WOULDN'T YOU THINK," THOUGHT lengers of his dictatorship. Assassination MINNIE, LOOKING AT A PICTURE IN removed one King and accident another Huey Long would be known as the Nth THE PAPER, "THAT KING CAROL WOULD BUY HIS GIRL FRIEND A NEW HAT?" and the Chancellor of Austria fell, victim of political murderers. The royal wed- Now for the Hauptmann trial.

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