In telling me, he said he had the feeling that if the Jap could have done so in that instant, he would have killed him.

He said he was nineteen, but Donald says from the matured lines of his body, from his hands and his face and his hair, he is certain that he is thirty or more, and he thinks it very probable that he may have graduated at home before he came here to get his English for nothing from our public schools.

I never before had the fact called to my attention that this was being done, but Donald told me that he had been in classes with matured men when he was less than ten years of age.

That is not fair, Judge Whiting; it is not right.

There should be an age specified above which people may not be allowed to attend public school." "I quite agree with you," said the Judge.