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The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30

CLEVELAND. May Building
owners and managers. faced with
improvements in mechanical equip
ment which prospect new type of
office building that can raise its
head to 60 stories, viii give this
feature prominent discussion when
they meet in convention here June
SIP.
Another subject of growing i'm
portance Is that Of the skyscraper
garage, according to Lee Thompson
Smith, president of the National
Association of Building Owners and
Managers. The availability of park
ing facilities may soon become a
determining factor in the selection
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
TO SEARCH IN RLIMP.

LIVERPOOL, May 3O.-Grettler
Algarsson today said he hoped to
be able to reconnoiter the regions of
the Arctic in search for Amundsen,
within three weeks with his bimp.
The supply ship will proceed from
Liverpool to Spitzbergen. Algarsoon
will fly from London to Spitzbergen.
thence to the North Pole. He said
he will abandon his attempts to
reach the North Pole or Alaska
until he has exhausted the possibili-
ties of locating Amundsen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
MAKE DISCOVERY
ON COBB DESERT

URGA, Mongolia, May 30.-Roy
Chapman Andrews. leader of the
American Museum of National His
tory expedition in Central Asia, an
nounced on his arrival here, the dis
covery on the Cobb desert of many
skeletons of human beings and ami
mails of the Stone Age. The expedi-
tion automobiles encountered much
hifficulty in negotiating the SHOWS
of Cobb Plateau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
"Gangland" Of Chicago
Buries One Fallen Hero

CHICAGO, May 30. - Chicago's
'gangland.' which never fails tC
surround the funerals of fallen
heroes in splendor and magnilicence
outdid itself yesterday afternoon in
paying respects to Angelo Genna,
underworld leader. who was shot
and killed while riding in his auto
mobile several days ago. Twenty
thousand attended the funeral.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
STEAMER YUKON
COMING NORTH

SEATTLE, May 30.-Steamer Yu-
kon sailed for Southeastern and
Southwestern Alaskan ports at 3
O'Clock this morning with % pas
sengers including the following for
Juneau: NJ. P. Scott and wife. Syl-
via Lindberg Mrs Bessie Barber.
Leila Ptack. II. ]. Brasfield. A.
Warwick, James Best Mrs. l.. Ba,
con, Miss NJ. Kelly. II. Doane. Nor.
ris Maserato. Mrs. II. 7. Tripp.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
RAD|UM NOT
CURE, CANCER

ATLANTIC CITY, May 30.-Rad-
ium is not cure for cancer, DR..
Francis Carter Wood. of New York,
told the American Medical Associa-
tion, Pathology section. last night.
He said that so far, there was no
cure for the malady. Radium ap-
parently cures but cancers reappear
within 10 or Is years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
Col. Logan Resigns as
Reparations Observer

WASHINGTON. May 80. - Col.
James A. Logan, American observer
of the Reparations Committee in
Paris. has resigned for personal
reasons" and Ambassador Kellogg
has accepted his resignation accord
ing to announcement made here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
City Commissioner
Faces Contest Suit

SPOKANE. Wash. May 30.-One
new City Commissioner who takes
office next Monday faces contest
on the grounds he spent too much
money in his campaign which ex-
ceeded $3.50, the legal limit John
Argall. incumbent. who was fourth
in the race. is sponsoring the suit to
eject successful Leonard Funk.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
SEARCH BY BEAR.

NEW YORK. May 30.-The sug-
gestion made by Mayor Maynard of
Nome. that the cutter Bear hunt for
Capt. Roald Amundsen is possibly
feasible, Rear Admiral Billiard,
Coast Guard Commandant said. but
a thorough Investigation of condi-
tions will be made before the ex-
petition starts.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
Two Hundred Men Go
To Cassiar Diggings

VICTORIA. May 30.-The Depart
ment Of Mines reports 200 went tol
Wrangell for Telegraph Creek and
Dease Lake up to May 20. The
reports states that 80 far those
leaving are middle aged men, most
States"
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
ASKS REDUCTION
FEDERAL BUDGET

WASHINGTON, May 80. Not
only the War Department but sew
ment have been asked by President
Coolidge to advise him on suggest
ed progressive reduction of the Fed
eral Budget over period of years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
DISAPPEARS

DAWSON, May 30.-Emilie Mar
tin, part owner of the Westminis-
ter Hotel, who won $1,000 when
the ice broke in the Yukon at Daw-
son this spring, disappeared last
Monday. Walking out of the rear
of the hotel at 1:30 o'clock in the
he said he would return
shortly.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30

OLYMPIA, Wash. May 30
Frank II. Lloyd. who has been AS
sistant Chief of the Consolidated
State Department of Conservation
with the Department since 1918,
has been removed by Earle j.
Barnes, Director and C. w. Karney
has been appointed, effective June /.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
l69 Indictments Returned
Against Furniture Trust

CHICAGO, May 30-A Furniture
Trust is charged against several
hundred prominent furniture and
refrigerator manufacturers in l69
indictments specifically charging
with price fixing and the elimina-
ton of competition.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
GOOD SEASON
FOR SEALERS

VICTORIA. -. G.. May 30. -
James Sloman reported sealing In
dians of Vancouver Island have had
the best season since the treaty OF
1911. He has purchased 2200 skins
for 100000 after a trip to the West
Coast. The skins are to be sent
to London for the October auction.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
EQUIPMENT
NAY SEND BUILDINGS
UP TO SIXTY STORIES

of offices. in view OF the growing
means of transportation. said Mr..
Smith.
with downtown land values at
high rates it is obviously impossi-
BILE to provide free parking space"
he declared. THE provision of
parking space is a definite service
that Is worth charge. This brings
us squarely face-to-face with the
question of garages, upon which
their tenants have first call. These
garages, without the use OF eleva-
tors, run up to eight stories.
I'VE have recently formed COM
(Conttnued QR raEe sax.l
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
Miners CROWD
ALL STEAMERS

VANCOUVER. b. C, May 80
Steamers leaving for northern min
ing districts this week have been
crowded with prospoctors and min
er8 sleeping in bathtubs and on
decks as all accommodation have
been taken.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
WAIT For RELIEF.

NEW YORK, May 80. - Berlin
dispatches indicated Nansen Is OF
the opinion that several months
waiting should result before an at
tempt Is justified in searching Tor
Amundsen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
Secretary Of War Weeks
Condition Is Favorable

BOSTON, May 30.--Secretary OF
War Weeks spent restless after
noon yesterday but was comfortable
last evening, hospital bulletin
states. Doctors said his condition
was satisfactory following his op-
Grafton of Thursday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
France and British
Agree on Security Pact

PARIS, May 80. France and
Great Britain have reached accord
in all essentials on the western Sc
curity pact with Germany pro-
posed, it is stated officially.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
Unidentified Negro
Taken by Mob, Killed

CAMDEN, Ark. May 30.-An un-
identified negro, charged with at
tempting to attack a white woman
near here, was taken from the Off
GERS last night by mob of so men
and shot to death on the road.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
House Burns, Seven
Persons Incinerated

SULLIVAN. Mo, May 30.-Seven
persons were burned to death in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Al
len here this morning. The dead in
clude three granddaughte of the
couple. one grandson and two great
granddaughters. The fire is believed
to have originated in the kitchen
stOYe.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
LOUIS F. HART
, UNDER ARREST
IN WASHINGTON
Former Governor Arrested,
Released Charges Fill
ed by Prosecutor.

OLYMPIA, Wash. May 30.-For-
mer Gov. Louis +. Hart, of the State
of Washington, surrendered to the
Thurston County Sheriff filed
released.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30
BEAR AT DUTCH HARBOR.

DUTCH HAKBOR, May 3U.-The
cutter Bear arrived here yesterday
enrOute to the Bering Sea.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-05-30

Mrs Bernce Day has the mind OF ten yearod child her at
Angeles asking convc
husband Darby Day L Chicago million
NJ President Soviet
he
drinking cabares. his William Schnndt testified
William E.
the World the League Nations
o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30

Simply by Reading the grocery ads in The Star
they KNOW when, ,uhere and ,uhat to buy
to get the biggest values for the least money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30

HERE'S A PLAN YOU MAY HAVE
OVERLOOKED that will RE-
DUCE your grocery bills, save you
money, and help you to get MORE
for the money you spend. Thou
sands of other families are using this
plan. Some of them, your friends and
neighbors, have smaller bills than
yours, and they don't skimp on any
thing, either. HOW?
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
Red Apple And
Orange Seized
BY Inspector

HoBoEEN, n. j.. April a.-Ope
red apple as} oae orange wer. Iell
ia tina Manhattan offices of the de-
rr.mwr of agriculture today as
result cf seizure made On tIe North
German lloyd liner Bremen bv
Harry BUSH, vino Is reported 10 be
one nf tie most conscientious Gus
TOMS inspectors IN the service.
A Department Of agriculture order
recently WAS extended 20 certain
fruit, the rule forbi3diuo tic en-
trance Of piaats yuah a. amr1ck
OR heatha- into the co.nrr. Not
witastau3ira wheu Nw. Anna
WirtA n nosMe.e.s iowa. was
rIe' ar5 from the Bremen ves-
tcsaa lad with her az auala
ana b. '"uGe which IT was As
intention 81 AXE with her for 70.
treslmcut U the 1ra.l Journey .o
hor home The fruit was gwen H.
n.r by the sain's steward and osig-
Hatai, poctiyely IN Oregon aud
California.
when Bush learned If Mrs
"iuA's Intentions a5 10 the f.uit
he was compelled 10 confiseafe the
eHr .Hi Grange, make out Io,
papers for Ae -ane and lake step
~ Aare tAe c3u,sabaad shipped :,
M.aAataI.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
Special Services
On Good Friday

Special Good f.idav services l.ea
been arranged n, the y--io.s ra.-y-
es OF the city tomorrow.
At the Episcopal eau-rf, service,
wi4l be held from -ro = ttfe" p.
IN. with J.. =. Cannon officiating.
Special Easter services will A- le.l
ut the Episcopal Churel on Sua-
day at . a. m. IL tie :orn Of Q
combination SuGd.v S,n4a MI
church service.
Mass Of the p>escnc-ified vim be
held at the Catholid Church rausr-
row at 7:30 u. l-. with alteration
Of the cross. Stations cf THE cross
nj 7:30 p m. WI be followed ~
gospel reading.
The Missionary Society of the
State Street Christian church VIII
hold a PRAYER service at the church
At 2:l5 tomorrow.
Easter Sunrise services WI be
held in the citv park Sunday morn-
ing at $50. All pastors OF lae c.-v
win take paa. ia the devotional
services and Rcv. George Hart
man win deliver q rr.rf a1dr... ia
keepiak oath the resarf. .eH moa-
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
Elks' New Chef
70 Give First
Dinner Tonight

Der. Johnson. now cho' Cor -he
Els club. win give lis first dinner
tonight IT tie Elhs club rooms. lre-
cediug tLe regular meeting, UMaor
VIII be served at 6:40 aal an E.ks
are urged To be in attendance. Bert
has taken special course during
the past year under the warchful
eye of Bart Lemons, and i now
ready 70 branch out aa q full flcdg-
cl cLat.
Two .usjng lambs have honu o.
tanned fof tonight feast, aAd those
who attend the d;Auer Will have
plenty OF lamb with all the tx.
ings.
Tie business meeting os tic lodge
viii make final p.aps for the big
Elk BAH which is 10 be given in
Masonic ball next Thursday r.ght
and oil Eiks are urged 70 get be
hind the entertainment committee
and help make tie bail success.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
New Craze Strikes Hollywood;
Fair Movie Stars StOckingIess
With Weird Designs on Limbs
4 BIZ Of ROUGE


Mia NaIli. screen vampire, now
appearing n &}Wi4 Carew'S pre-
Guet.on The Lady Wh3 Lied.
had scrpou. >tenrilra aa each leg.
and q touch OF Tou.c-on both knees.
Anita Stewart Wore 4 pink pearl
riug'at around her left ankle. bat
kent hcr knees we'll hidden with a
Il regulation lcegta skirt.
JacqueliHe Lo-"A Vas iust stock
iua,eas-Het a touch of makeup
showed aa her nude limbs. Clara
E.w. dimiau;iva flapptr, had her
"ni.liou dollar legs = painted a rjeh
bronze hue from knees down.
Pauline Garen, wlo shocked even
Hollywood recently wheH she q,ite
cigarettes and started smoking q
pipe. has also discarded her stock
iags. Viola Dana and Clara Horton
were other well-kaown screen play
erS who appeared on Hollywood
boulevard miuas taa regalatiea
hosiery.
"Cae might Is well 50 Jare-leg-
gol IS be seen in flesh colo1ed
hose. said Miss Horton.
Ma Busch. who tried to start the
fad Two wears ago, remained stock
ius.ess @s Tie fashion spread. She
has nat worn hosiery for two yaaIs.
Tnc bate-lesSed film stars deny
they are deliberately seeking 10 at
tract attention. ba: maintain that
comfort and economy i, die.atinE
the 4eW lad.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
Day
By LINCOLN QUARBERG
United Press Staff CorrespondenD


WOOD, April "a paao-
rama of bare legs-Somc al Amer
ca S pretticst-caused mild soasa-
tion today ON Hollywood boulevard.
The no-stocking craze has swept
the movie colony, and the stars of
the silver screen are getting back
10 nature. or economy. legs first.
Al Hollywood, except the hosiery
dealers, applauded the lates. revolt
against fashion Is tine film stars pa
raded the streets with their naked
or stenciled limbs.
The first hot breath Of sDria~
caused the style revolution although
some Of the bare-logsed beauties
declared il was Il boycott to protes.
the high price of hosiery.
Abbreviated skirts and low shoes
or sandals enhanced the effect. \
dab Of rouge acceutaated dimpleJ
knees, and trim ankles were en-
beIlished with ringlets Of white OF
pink pearls.
4 few Of the stars displayed L
natural taR-othcrS achieved &
bronze effect through the art Of
makeup. Ailuring designs were
stencilcd ON shapely calves.
Dorothy Reyiyer, who stars IN
"Just A Woman, was one Of the
first TO appear en- the boulevard
without her stockings. Sne Wore
Rnee-leagth skirts, sandals, and
coat Of natural tan.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
CAST
0PE.RETTA GIVEN
BY EICH SCHOOL

Anno.E cement i made Of lie oP-
eretta ia = -.sea tv the combined
elee clubs Of Central union high
school on Friday anH Saturday ~
Csia1e, .ral - and =. The
Belle # Barcelona a aolo-tul Npaa
ISL rcmracc, teemir- ~. D tho 81
fll lus.e of tie Ions .a3 aAoual-
i... IN rlrrac- l.~-'. scenes has been
chosen - r.. v-'ir'e wiich viii
express tla .-aa.'.- s,l n.sieel
ability of tho ..a.t~ who VIII
take part.
Reacarsals ara beng carried o8
with - -hus.esm aa} cve-vtliHG
ro;H-s 81 a mos. finished r-o1uc-
-i-n. Ms Caroline J. Sclwa6.
l.ch se1eol iast-a.ta~. hss c'arre
cf At tie gusieel numbers oad tie
o.eef.a9. Arr. Iorr:H" n1eei cuhn-
r- 1ce c.:rs- nf I'll. S'a1i-, folk
l.r-a r-r.: --r. G--c- tf'i.r '--.
no.- rraage~. .aI Far5 Ja=-a- i=
'n rfa,-e ~ -. .Gv.r-' '.v c47.
Tia Fresno L.aA school r. al-. PAT
ia~ n ttie uro8Hc ."ti IS
o-r'al ai'h h-h fayos tT Mus-
.-n' a't:ce t'c country over,
The s. s. a- ~. w:
-aaea- Wa--'. I.ia Rogers:
.f.ta. Mildred FIuaa'a: T9nn-
.,.et re 7. Ns Ar2a-t ~.a..o:
r. H.... Earl WI'oya T'-.isA
-1ve Et.rh K.r~-; II M.:1clcs,
[.s~- #1....; Emilio. the ..rea-
dor, F.ov5 Far-ar. Doro-tr ans
-.u Faaa'no Richmond, EDITH NJ
Eiae.v William Paine. Jy'n II
rI UaaLer Carey. Cecil CIe't
Hi William Peters aee also ta..a3-
er s. -lr ...-.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
Groce, Should You
See This, Get
Your Letter

II A. c. Groce, formerly Of
Box 2, Blythe. California, : in
FL Centre or vicinity. he will
relieve City Clerk Jimmy Scho-
field Of considerable worry by
calling g the post office c1d
claiming letter addressed %
him by the third assistant post
master general in charge Of the
postal savings department.
Jimmy figures in the story
because the LEGAL post office in
sists on placing the letter in
tended for Grcoe in the city's s
post office box. lie hss return
ed II several times With the
notation that G-oce IS not
known to anyone at ci-v hall.
rcr is he connected with any
CT the city departments.
The city CLERK was rather ril-
cd this morning when the ic'te-
sfowed mp again. and he asked
the Press TO help hln notify
Groce that his lettsr Is awaiting
CLAIM.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

e. Mtchau o. Sam Bruno in 1923,
picked the lock on their cell, hid
in the prison ward and later fled
across the - foot wall, using a rope
obtained in the iutc mill.
Two guards on duty nj the point
where The dcspcradocs scaled the
wall have been oustcd for lack Of
diligence.
TanEo and lIall were convicted of
causing Mcchan'S death nv forcing
him INTO Il ditch with their antonio
bile while the officer, riding Il mo
torcyc!c, was attempting to arrest
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
.eXicali Water
Rate Is Reduced

Mavor Palacio. the now 'presi-
Geate" of tho Mexieali citv @ov,
crument, announced today mat
among bin first official acts VIII
be III. cutting down Of the water
rare = per cent. The present mini
uUm monthly rate IS $3.50, gold,
which Faiacio declares is 700 high
ro cganie Meyicali resident 10 en-
joy lawns and gardens.
It j, hoped that the reduction in
rate wiH be an impetus 70 resi-.
acnt8 to beauty their property,
aaI therefore enhance The appcar-
aIee Of TIC town ir z ucral
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
Two Murderers
Escape Prison

san QUENTIN, Calf, April ..
Search WAS uidencd tooay for
two mnrdcrcrs, Jos"ph Fmho and
LLOYD Han. WHO escaped from the
state prison here Tuesday might.
The men, sent to the prnitcntiary
for >Iaying Chief of Police Arthur
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
Senator's And
Giants Back on
Battle Ground

WASHINGTON, April o-After
touring around on the small tiMa for
two weeis, ibe Washington Senators
and the New York Giants We're back
on the world s series battle ground
today TO resume their exhibition
series.
with the score for the series stand
ing five "a E09r ID fayof of the Na-
iional leaguers, Washington believes
that the seaator3 VIA taEe tia TWO
aames ha' to be played here
and at least ONE of the pair tht
viii finish the series ia New York.
Salona county has $50 COWS on
lhA larnllL.Ll.n L-at lsL
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

Salona county has $50 COWS on
the production test list
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
The Weather

LOS ANGELES AND NTCTNITY:
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday
with moderate temperature.
SOUTHERN CALIFnRNfA: Fair
tonight and Friday except cloudy
near the coast; moderate tempcra-
turc.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

Just arrived-A complete line of those charming Luc
frocks for girls This line is unsurpassed by other
Mothers the time select dresses for little girl
English Broadcloh Scotch Gnghams English Prints Linens
Sizes to II inclusive.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
BEGIN SENDING
PICTURES OVER
WIRES TODAY
Newly Perfected Process
Is Utilized Now
Commercially

Transmission of pictures over tole-
phone wire, from coast 10 coast un
z commercial basis has been started,
and one more dream Of mankind 5
couoi.@t of timc and space became
% reality.
Manager W. T. Christian Of the
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
company announced that CONNER
ciM offices for the new method of
Transmitting pictures through a tcle
phone circuit devised hr engineers
o: the american Telephone and Tclc
graph company an3 the Western
Electric company were opened to-
day in Wv York CITY, Chicago and
S.u Francisco. These are the only
machines completed aud ready 10
handle the transmission Of pictures
II J.iS early stage in the develop
mont Of the art Mr.. Christian said.
Now that 4 photograph can be
sent over a pair of wires in Just
few minutes more time than il takes
to PLAY u phauograph record, fol
lowing "rc a few Of the poSSi5ili-
ties:
\ sensational oeturseHco-thc s.ary
Of which can he told in pictures
comes "a pass in New York city.
Photographic, ere made and taken 70
the New York office, and less than
an hoJr latcr. by actual time. the
pieturcs are aFailable to Chicago
and san Francisco papers. Taking
INTO consideration the difference be
tween eastern and Pacific time, the
pictures would be available in san
Francisco al 8 Il. m. when thev were
delivered II the NeE York office
at : =. III. So the new device may
make it possible for people upon the
Pacific coast to View pictures in
their afternoon papers at an earlier
hour thaa the photographs were
taken.
Aids Crime Dissection
\ known criminal may escape
from the scene Of his latest crime
in Chicago. An hour later his photo
graph ard finger prints may be IN
the hanGS Of the authorities on both
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.
\ business man may wish to iden-
tify himself aal h;s signature in
q strange city. His photograph and
a photograph of his handwriting
can be on hand IN an hour S time.
Pictures Of President and Ms.
Coolidge leaving church IA Wash
in2ton. D. C., were sel5 to san Fran
cisco bv lie new process on March
,. Is tile first public demonstration
az transmission aetoss the continent.
Tie first news even in which the
process was uSe1 vas the inaugural
ceremony. March - and tac first
vlta..IouLv OF which The pictures
were sent by telephone wire was the
recen. middle west tornado.
TIE ea:lis.. process resal.cl III
reproduot:ous 1t lie receiving end
showing visible parallel liIa* Of
varying width. N,nce then tie teIe-
phone engineers hare perfected Tie
process So t.at the pictures are prae
ticaiIE indistinguisA.A,e from direct
Photographic prints.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

Eighteen members Of the Nucstro
farm center, suffer county spent
% day pranng l. acres Of almonds
for sick membcr That's the
STUFF!
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

Tie apergisors of Contra Cos.a
county have appointed a man in
caeh superrisoral district to haze
charge Of squirrel work.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

them. The. were captured in Los
Angeles.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-31
'|OLDUPS CAUSE
SURETY COST
INCREASE
Aetna Looks With Dis
favor on Insurance on
Jewels and Money.

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-R)-
Ioldups ami burglars have become
frequent in New York that the
AETNA Casualty aud Insurance Com
1eny. one of the largest burglary in
iurance companies, hns instructed its
lgents to decrease its risks on silk,
fur, jewelry, clothing and pay roll
protection, it was announced today.
This policy already has been adopted
by several other companies.
TO continue to carry all risks in
The CLASSES mentioned would be I'M
just to policy holders of other forms
of its Insurance and would result
1nly in floss, Aetna officials pointed
out.
Police Magistrate Brodsky issued to-
lay an invitation to thieves to "rob
every day." establishments of mer'
chants who can be fixed" so that
charges Of robbery are dropped against
men whose arrest they cause.
The magistrate was aroused by the
failure of two employees of firm OF
furriers to identify a man whom they
had caused to be arrested an a charge
of stealing fur coats. One of the
employees said he had been ordered
rot to identify the prisoner.
Il hope your employers store is rob-
lcd every day in the week." the mag
strate said. 1T is that class of mer-
hant that makes it possible to com
lit robberies and burglaries.r