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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
GOES TO WASHINGTON
 FOR FISHERIES CONFERENCE

Charles D Garfield secretary of Che Territorial Fish Commission. icft rbunday morning ou Che Princes Alice eu route Co Washington Co rcp- resent Che Territory ot a conference called by Secretary Of Commerce Herbert Hoover ou Che Alaskan lsh- cries industry He was accompanied by Mrs. Garfield. who win visit with relatives m Olympia while her hua- band is In Che East
 Mr. Garfield was authorized Go make Che trip by Governor Scott c. Bone iu response Go an invitation extended by Secretary of Commerce Hoover Go hc Territory to have a representative of Che commission ot- tend Che conference The conference. according Go Che invitation sent by telegram from Secretary Hoover Co Governor Bone. is called to consider means Of preserving Che Alaskan fisheries industry lt is Co convene on October 26.
 Mr. Garfield win stop at both se- a.uc and Portland. where Inc win collect data to present ot Che com ference. While n Washington he win cau on Dr. Hugh M smith. Commissioner Of Fisheries. and others interested. in regards Go Che govern mcut procuring a boat landing place here for use by government vessels iu these waters
 On conclusion of Che Washington conference. Mr. Garfield win return to Che coast and represent Che Tor ritory at a fisheries hearing ached- ulcd to bc held In Seattle on Noyem- bor 17 Uc win return here os soon as Che latter conference is finished.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
DOLZADELLI FOUND
 TO BE NOT GUILTY

A verdict Of not guilty was re- turned in Che appeal ease Of Che United statcs vs B. DolzadeIi for alleged violation Of Che Alaska bone dry law The jury was out for de- liberation about one and ono-half hours Tho members of Che trial jury for thIs caso were. R. IT, Bcist- uuc. J. J. Counora. J. l.. Cayanaugh. George Han. Joseph P. Kahler A. ID. Laeorrrcu. James B. Moon. K. D. Mclean. oliver olson. J. C. Read man. R. II Stevens. II. l.. sokoyoG.
 Immediately following Che Dolza- dclI case Che appeal ease Of tho United States vs Charles Baker was called Baker was arrested on Che same charge and it was claimed that Che mon were Interested In Che Fair banks pool room where liquor was alleged to have been sold.
 Before a jury was secured in Che Baker cuso che regular vcuIre Of iurmcn had been exhausted and Judge T. M Reed issued a call for a sDocIal vonirc Of 10 names. return able at DO o'clock next Monday morning.
 Both Doizadolli and Baker were arrested several weeks ago follow ing a raid on Che Fairbanks pool room in which it was alleged liquor wa. found. They were brought be- fore Che U. s. Commissioners court and each given separate trials.
 Dolzadcui was found guilty Of
 having liquor iu his possession and fined s25. which he paid. They were both found gultg or thc charge Of
 IImr liquor. Through their ate tomov. J. IT, Cobb. they appealed tho oascs to Che distict court with Che final decision In thc Dolzadolli case. thc Baker ease to be tried Monday.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
RUSSIAN BISHOP
 NAMED FOR ALASKA
Former Alaskan. Bishop Anthony to Return Alter Sixteen Years
 Service m Russia

Father Kashcyarr has received private advecs tbal a Russian bishop for Alaska bas rccondy been ap- pointed. who vu arrive here short- Is Alaska has boon without Q bishop since .tc departure ot Bishop rrur i'm laf- for Russia. No,h- In t boon heard %. Bsh Phillip rrH nI..r It. euutyue to learn th.. Bishop Philip Is alive and Is I'm .hr-rc ol Che smoicnsk diocese m Russia
 rH. newly appointed Bishop An. .n.rs h.s lived iu Alaska from f>al tr la0s. U. uas m cha-r. %, thc st.a cathedral and wa. aI.o sgpor- mterdul of u. Aaska ohwehcs. lH- leaving America as an Aroh.- m.rIr... In. ua. Io.t sight ot Very HH. . known ol l. work tn Hu.
 N one umc lhor. uas a rumor uat n. rer.sn.I n Che Baltic sa IuHre lhe war;
 Bishop Anthony .s ucu known .o mmt ta.s.ns. n. .s a man ot h.rh .uur. and education and his an. nor.mert win he hr.Icl wIth much satisfaction by ,l. adhorcu,s ot Che Nr church as well as che trn..r public.
 -... rH. revolution m Hu..n IHH church H.s boon uitrou, guide for .u r..r. Tn. .'errr o. Alaska m.nnHt stood Inv th..r posts many without .rmr."..f.on for thcr sorry. .... m.r.Hcrar ln fHe.r respective Ho... u..H Tn. same devotion and
 ..... .. h..0-. Oh. revolution.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
I'LL IN cAIHORNIA

Mrs. Charles E Hooker has re- couuy been quite iIl at san" Mon- ica California; where Che Hoohon own home ond for which pirce they loft hcrc early in Ju.y J. B. taro received a letter from Mir. Hooker by a recent mail to tno c1ect Chat Mrs. Hooker had undergone an oDer- alton for appendicitis. that hers had been a very serious and complicated ca.c bout chat she waa improving at the umo Che letter was written.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
RELATIVES SEEK TO RECOVER
 ESTATE ESCHEATED TERRITORY

Papers in suit Co recover a small
 cboatcd ostate from thc Territory v.-o aiol in Che '. 8. District Court Friday bN n. L. Faulkner, repre- .enune Hanna M Koyserm, Agnetc lssen and Emil E. Donaasbergot. and Bernhard E. Lcsmoen, petitioners. claiming Go bc sole heirs of Otto Ol- sen. w. e. Smith. as Territorial treasurer. is made defendant in the uit
 The four petitioners arc said to be brothers and sisters of olsen. whose real uame is given as otto Olsen Dom aaaboreot He died at Rampant in 1stG and after administration of fbe estate cash to the amount of sql92 was cscheatcd Co Che Terri tory olsen died iutestatc. The pe- ionors reside in Norway. and have appofntcd as their agent w. P. Britt Norwegian yice-consul for Alaska
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
TO INSPECT FIsH TRAPS

c $. Roller who recently arrived horc after completing Che soason pro- gram of survey In Wonsell Na- rows. under supervision Of tho Alas m Road Commission department oi Rycu and Harbora lclt Friday noon on Che fisheries tender Auhlct Capt. Jess Neville. to inspect thc condi- Iou Of Gah traps iu Che watcrs south or Petersburg Inspection or N.h taDs north of Petersburg has been completed.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
WILL BE HAPPY EVENT

A lively interest is being taken in i'm Che Alaska Day dance for Che night of Che 18th at Moose Hall by an patriotic Aoskaus. Tho Pioneers arc managing Che onair and indico- uous are chat it win be % dttinE ccI- ebraton Of Alaska's birthday Tick cts aor on salo ot various places around town. Che price to men be- ing one dollar. no charge being made for ladies An Pioneers. including members of Che Auxiliary win be designated by badges for Che occa- sion A 0nc limo Of refreshments in- cludne beans a lo Kloudike. will be in evidence
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
NELSON TO ENTER
 PLEA THURSDAY
Arminmont Postponed - Demurrer Oveuuled in Tupach Case
 Cobb to File Answer

George c. Nelson. charged with murder In Che first doeroc Of No'a Peterson at potcHburs September I7. appeared before thc court tha morning and was given until Thurs day morning at lO o'clock Go ontor hIs n'oa. by request of h.s attorneys. J. ". Konoc and Judge Jas Wicker sham It was stated tho defendant had not had sufficient dime to cone fer with h.s atouoy
 In tho casc Of Henry Lopato ya John Tuppcla demurrer died by J H Cobb. attorney for TuppoIa to tbe amended complaint was oycr- ruled Attorney Cobb appeared be- fore Che court and stated Chat he win mc am answer to Che amended complaint at onco and requested tm. a date for trIal bo set as soon as pos-
 blc Lop.ato claims he entered contract wh Tuppcla in which Inc was to receive a certain amount Of properties owned by rppela in pay- ment for attention given by him to Tupnola whom Che latter was with- out funds or counsel uo claims be kept hIs agreement and chat Tuppela has made uo compensation. Lep.sto ls represented by uc.lnthal & llei- Ieulhal
 J. B Marshall was appointed th.s morning by Judge Reed aa counsel for Gerald R Robertson. indicted by the grand jury ou charge Of lar ccuy u % dwelling at uanos. Roh. erson appeared before tho cour. and was given mW Monday morning Col confer uIh his attorney before bc- ms mroIeued.
 A hearing for tho granting Of nat- umlmuou papers was got for Mon- day morning.
 Dismiss Prentice Case
 District Attorney Arthur c. show
 announced at Che morning session ll.t Monday that hs o0ioe would move for the dismissal of Che ndIet- mont returned .cvcrll months ago by lbc euud jury aemuat w. F. Prone li.. ehar.ue violation ol .hl uro- nnuou aw Grounds for tho mo. lion Inc ald were Chat testimony e.t.n by Prentice tn Che ease against George L. Johnson could not be. useI aea.usl Che former; that Che. evidence given In Che Johnson ease by Che eovcrumura principal w.t- mel had bo.u dIserelIfad m that ao- uor and hat there was nc, enough other sufficient evidence oeaHs. Prentice to justify Q conviction in tae caso and thot % successful prose mtBn could not be maintained
 Divorce Decree Granted
 After examination of wimc Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Martha sleadman was granted decree of absolute divorce from John stad- man by Judge Recl pcoruon formed the basis for Che action. iu which Che nlaIuuu was represented by Judge H B. LoFcvrc
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
TWo NATIVEs ARREsTED

On charge of larceny William Watson and Charley Johnson. na- lives. wore arrested late Thursday by deputy U s mauhals and arc confined i'm Che local federal Iaii bonding a hcarue They are aI- ioeod Go havc stolen row boat and some food supplies and two gums on a rasboat belonging Go Ka-ah-NocN another native.
 The alleged thcfl .s said t7 har. occurred several days ago. X ware rant was Issued at that t.me and a search Instituted for thc two oceuaol naUyos resulting u their uue Thursday.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
HERE FROM wHrEHoRsE

Harold E. Wilson ol Wmchoue Yukon. who began che ascent O. Che stop ladder of umc a. devil in a printing o1Icc and who hw for Che uast several yoar been trusted om- ploycc of tho Canadian Bank o. Commerce. is vIaHue here ru". at Che home of F. J. White. coming from skaevay on Che Ealcho'h Wed- nesday. Mrs Wilson passed through here Thursday on tac Princess Alice on Che way to visit hw parents at Kolso Wash. but win return north before Che end of che yolr The latter has ben editor of Che White horse Star for tho past scycro. months Previous to hor marriage Mrs Wilson taught school at both Matauuska and Ruby Naaka
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
DR. CONDIT TO TELL
 OF POINT BARROW

Roy. James IT Condit D D. loto- ly resigned from thc o0.co Of Gene crai Missionary of Ono Board Of Home Missions for A|aska aud who win soon take up hs now duties as superintendent Of Che sheldon laok- son school at s.tka. win tcl.vcr am address at Che Presbyterian church on Sunday morning concerning ht recent trip to Point Barrow Che northornmos, mission station in Che world A new hospital has bem erected thcro which Dr Coudit in- soocted his summon The adjroa wuI.bo very intora une and helpful. Everyone is invited to take odpn- toec Of this opportunity to learn oi
 Che Eskimo and his needs
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
TO VISIT IN MIDDLE WEST

R J. sommcn. proprietor Of Che Gasuuuu uo.cI lett ou Che atoom- ship Princess Allied Thursday morn mr on route to Middle Western sut.s. where hc win visit for scy- .r.I ur.ks uc expects to return hero shortly after November ].
 Mr. sommou win eo direct to WWaon. N. D.. where Joe win visit wh his mother From that place he win eo to Minneapolis and later return Go Seattle to attend Co some business before returning here. Dur ue hIs absence One Gastincau win be iu charge of Glen Bartlett man
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
ALASKA DAY TO
 BE OBSERVED

Next Tumday October lSth be
 me Che my-fourh anniversary O. tho purchase by Uncle Sam from
 Russia of Alasku. My Alaska" 10 hos been decided by ieIoo No. G. Pioneers of Alassa. to dtunely ccio- brate mat historic occasion by give me dance In Moose HuI Tuesday night Che decision be.ue taken a. a regular meeting ol Che Ieioo Wod- nesday nights whom Pioneers ]. B Caro-. S WuH,oldt and E J. White were selected committee for tlo purpose Of arranging a suitable AIW- ka Day entertainment AS dance wih refreshments appeals ,o moro people u Juneau chan any other variety or entertainment Che come mittce at once got action along t1at line and extends to an lho people oi Juneau and surrounding town who are patriotic Aasaaus and friendly to Che Order of Pioneers to he pr0s- ont Tuesday uieht In addition io other "oats' th0o win bc bir pot Of beans -a regular sowdourh deii- cucy md Che music win be Che .u- spirue yauo,y Gentlemen win be charged Sl and ladies win be lrec
 It is nt and proper Chat Che rio- nccra Of Alaska should take tho In- iuauye n arranging a celebration of Alaska Day. but u doing ao thoy respectfully ak iho cooperation oi au good Alaskan. ao lot nothing iutcrclcrc witch Che commomoraton of Che historic occasion Tuesday uIrhf
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
LAUNCH COMET HERE

Tho launch Comet Captain Timm is in port from Che westward for @ cargo Of general supplies. Captain Timm is an oldumor in Che trans portauon game and was Interested on Che Kuskokwim with Captain Wallace Langley in recent yeeu. Tho Comet is Q big launch with a capacity for 160 tons.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
Pett Jury Venire
TO SPEND 30 DAYS IN JAIL

Joseph Tutoy. arrested early We'd ncsday morning by Night Pauolman v. L. Tibbits. was sentenced to 30 days in jail by City Magistrate A.B. Cole late Thursday afternoon. Tutoy is alleged to have been drunk and to have broken a window in a Front street establishment.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
JUNIOR DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT

Tho Junior class of Che Juneau High School win give a dance in the school gymnasium next Friday night lo which tho local and Douglas High School students. and their alumnis arc invited. Good music win bo pro- vdod and a good time ls promised. u win Doe Che dedication of Che new hardwood floor recently laid In Che eym
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH
 IN SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA
- . :. LL.I.LANl-.-

nt A P KAsuErANorFI
 Whom Alexander uruor con. .nI n. r-ort ssa m i>0i .h. spiritual needs ol .he small band oI Russian u.on..-. .ere not oon..d- .r.I \. Inc s..sa colony Increased i'm number. |. b..auc necessary t0
 ur ue religious spirit and therefore a .m.H chapel u.s erected in lh. year Is0>. and here lay reader IeI n. Christian worship Prom um. r. um. . priest visited m. colony to minister tn thc hardy r.or.r Tn fSre . r.suar priest ra. appointed ta taa. chars. ol Oh. 7.t.. church.
 Thor. u.. UI. or no auomr. r.I. n. chr..au... Ine inhabitants %. Huror sarI The ruHe0s mu.. tH. l..I. Nu,.. ver. utue acquainted with tha Christian re u-m. and n.r. hostile toward tao Russians which greatly .mneici amy attempt o spread Che Christian afh among chem.
 Tho spread ol Che Christian TO- Haw among Che Ttuuee, Indians began in f>st whom Che nrf Anos u. mi Aassa th. Ees. John Voa. .m.rn. u.. transferred from Uu. a....a to s..sa. Alter hi. arrival at -t... Father v.namuoU continued I'm he nm. nhIe manner chat ut uor. to uH... He had sl Infe.Ieout Ir devoted Im..il during che years of hi. stay tn rn.'.ssa. ue began h.. learning tr. THHnrct auruec continuing h.. studies until hc had
 thorough mltter. uo, only or thc.r areme. hut 70. their tribal .us- tom. uI bcU.l. And chen h. nr...r.I .0. Word of God to them hs was b.s Vont ho save freely %. E labor m. strength and h.a health Father ve.amuou wrote r mors tor Che natives m thor own toneu. translated the sacred books. and won't among thce people .aune lhc H.b and heipne thg rc.Ir m. labor uas not iost. Th. number %. Christians Increased very rapidly n. performed his work uth rre.. ..r. and patience thrc hy drawing to himself the rough heart. ot Che awe.. Hc would convince. but never urged them and chen would patiently await thcr rc quest for hHn.sm
 Father Nenam.uol opened ..hoo. and uu-ht Che children from books h. haI himself complied Besides .r..ntunr One natives with kru..Ire of Che Gospel hc taught th.m Ir.rot trades. Hs a.so In du..I vaccination among them Many ..- or experience In mission arr uor. convinced Father Ncn.am nor ol t.. great iF.cu'ty Of keep ue alive Che spirit O, Christianity among tlc natives without sufficient workers aud above ai without means Therefore. tn 1889 hc wont to sl Petersburg and presented (, tt. Holy synod his petition lor as ast.r.e While so eueaeci he rc ec.ycI One appointment as Bishop o Che new Diocese ot Alaska. and wal given Che name of Innocent
 Prom ISfI to 1850 he deyofc himself Go Che ask ot bringing into order h.s young diocese. Hc care fully examined Che newly organize. parishes eousccrateI now churches ordained priests and opened school for Che natives As a reward for hi
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
DELIGHTFUL WEATHER

Alaska is becoming famous as Che .reatest summer resort on Che con. uumt but if thero is much of th' variety Of weather experienced hero lately she win become @ rival O. California and Florida as wintol sort There has been but on' frost-a very light one-thus far in this section of Che Territory
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
HOMEGROWN APPLES
 SHOWN IN JUNEAU

Twelve years ago JewcIcr L J. sharcs planted number of apple
 ds u his yard u ths place and a.. week from one tree he gathered n bu.hel or more ol fairly good fruit
 good for ie.r at least While ne star.k variety Is not as lwse .. hc Rhode Island Grooming or other Hood River products it s equally um and solid especially solid and poaeaos duc flavor In appearance it compares pyoraoN wh am Adams apple Regardless
 oI h. success as m apple farmer Mr. shaHok s not considering cn- erur n horticulture exclusively
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
AT ST. ANN HOSPITAL

John Meier pioneer of Alaska and Civil War veteran. whose wife died hrre last week. Is now at thc st Ann hospital where hc win live in the future under che carc Of Che sstcr n that Institution. Mr. Meier Is very feeble u hcalth and 10 is thought best ho 1.-Two al Che hospital Whore hc win receive constant mcd- IcaI attention.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
ArrnMoBIIE WRECKED

An automobile belonging Go sev- orI uatyo boys here was. wrecked last night on Che Mendonhaii road ne1r Che swc.tzor ranch. Nohe o. 'thc occupants of tho ear woro aori. ously injured. The ear is mol badly damaged
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
MAKING SHORT TRIP

Accompanied by Ranger smith. pi. r.ct Forester C. IT.. Flory left Mon' day on Che Ranger V. Capt Peter son. for a cruise to Boranof and Chichaeof islands. He expects Go return to headquarters here early next week
 Two surveys Of homestoads located within Che forest reserve win be sur. yoycd and several fox farms looked over by Mr. Flory during his trip.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15

lCoatIauol on paso .
Evening star., 1921-08-07
SECRET SEEKERS FOlLED
BY GERMANS CLEVER WIT
Japanese Exploiters Have Photo
graphs Ruined by Application Of
X-Ray While Investigating.

BERLIN. Germany. August g.
Since the armistice central Europe
has been plentifully sprinkled with
japanese visitors. members of inter-
allied missions and students of con-
dittons. The Japanese is as thorough
and painstaking as the German, If
not more SO. Every little item Of
interest has been thoroughly investi-
gated and noted.
regard for details more remarkable
than during a visit paid to the Zefss
factory. The German manufacturers
of the famous lens graciously granted
permission to a party of japanese to
visit the works. The Germans did
not expect, however, that the visit
would be quite so thorough. The
visitors came early in the morning
and left late at night, after filling
several thick notebooks and taking
photographs of each operation they
saw. Thus they obtained precise rec
ords of the Zeiss manufacturing
methods.
The German officials. not wishing
their trade secrets to be exploited in
Japanese factories. waited until the
final operation had been seen and the
last photograph had been taken of
the delicate assembling operations.
Then the visitors. camera and all.
were ushered into the field fitted out
X-ray room. The japanese. with con-
sternatton written upon. their faces.
attempted to decline, but they could
not very we'll refuse the insistent
but polite request So they entered,
the switch was turned. the X-rays
pierced the camera and the photo
graphs were ruined.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
FEAR FIGHTING IN ITALY
DESPITE TREATY SIGNING
Mussolini Threatens to Leave
Movement Unless His Follow
ers Follow Instructions.

Ry Gable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
Copyright 1921.
ROME. Italy. August .6.-The peace
treaty" signed the other day be-
tween the fascist on the one hand
and the socialist party and general
confederation of labor on the other
provides for the immediate cessation
of factional hostilities and institutes
a mixed arbitration committee. The
question now is whether the condi-
tions Signed by the leaders will be
observed by the rank and file of the
fascist in the regions where they
are merely the agents of the large
land owners. These declare that
peace is impossible, although Benito
Mussolini, tie acknowledged leader
of the Italian fascist. has declared
his intention of leaving the move
ment If the lack of discipline con-
tinues.
The communists. who have had tie
worst of the warfare. declare that
they, TOO, intend to continue the hos
tilities. The irony of the situation
in the country wherein the rival fac
tions are free to make peace accerd-
ing to their own sweet wills. while
the government paternally exhorts
them to be calm, apparently escapes
the Italian people, who are thor
oughly sick of the strife and would
even welcome a military dictatorship
If it promised to bring peace.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
BANKERS ELECT OFFICERS
Association Is Told Disarmament
Is Economic Issue,

PHILADELPHIA. August 6.-Amer-
icaA bankers should preach disarma-
ment not only, as a moral issue, but
because this nation must lose its Eu-
ropean trade and its people carry ian
enormous tax burden" unless the race
for military and naval supremacy
ceases, George w. Norris. governor OF
the Third Federal Reserve Bank here,
declared, today in an address before
the National Association Of Super
visors Of State Banks. which closed q
three-day session this afternoon.
A resolution expressed general ap-
proval Of the federal reserve system.
Officers were elected as follows:
John s. Fisher. Pennsylvania state
banking commissioner. president;
James o. Lyford, New: Hampshire,
vice president; Marshall Cousins. Wis
Amos. Florida third vice president:
r. n. Sims. Louisiana, secretary
treasures. ~
Evening star., 1921-08-07
IRISH PARLIAMENT
MEN TO Be FREED
All But Convicted Slayer Will
Be Permitted to Attend
Meeting.
By the Associated Press.

DUBLIN, August 6.-All members OF
the Irish republican parliament now
in custody will be released, with one
exception, in anticipation of the meet
ing of the parliament called for Au-
gust Is. Official announcement that
the prisoners would be freed was
made today. The exception is John J.
McKeown. convicted of the murder of
District Inspector McGrath.
Dublin Castles statement which
made the announcement reads:
'In keeping with the public under
taking given by the prime minister
that his majesty's government would
facilitate in every practicable way
the steps now being taken to promote
peace in Ireland. it has been decided
to release forthwith and without con.
dition all the members Of the dali
eireann who are at present interned
or are undergoing sentences of penal
servftude or imprisonment to enable
them to attend the meeting of the
dali eireann which has been sum-
moned for the 10th.
ut has been decided that one mem
ber. Mr. McKeown. who has been con-
victed of murder. cannot be released.