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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-22
PLANS
BY CHARLES NORMAN
AP Feature Services Writer

NEW YORK. Jan. 2l-One
mile down 10 The unknown fI0or
of the sea is the goal set By Otis
Barton, designer Of the bath
sphere, for q new submarine ap-
paratus ne is building.
It viii be on wheels and is cali
ed -diphrobenfh", Greek for
chariot Of the bottom" Il is nov
in the blueprint stage at the
Watson-Stillman Hydraulic Co.
plant. Roselle. n. J.. builders Of
the bathysphere. In the earlier
diving chamber Mr. Barton and
DR.. William Beebe descended half
a mile in the ocean of Bermuda.
the worlds record dive.
The diphrobenth". Mr.. Barton
says, is being built 10 explore the
ocean bottom TO q depth Of over q
mile-not 70 observe life IN the
ocean far above the bottom as
was the bathysphere. On the bot
tom there is more unknown ma
rine life than in mid-depth. II Is
the worlds greatest mystery
To Have \ Chance
To probe this mystery the diph-
robenth win travel on fhres
wheels over the bottom ooze and
coral bumps. towed by q Eieel
cable. From one Of ITS two fussed
quartz eyes win project . power
ful shaft Of life
AT the other win be a Gamers
lens for . motion picture record
The chariot's eyes are set back e
prevent the windows from shat
tering in collision with q wreck
OF coral reef.
BY removing the camera and
dimming the 2000-watt bulb o.
the searchlight one or two obserF-
ers viii be able 90 descend IN thE
diphrobenth's cramped quarters
The light would have 70 b
dimmed because AT fun voltage IN
heat would be unbearable. There
is also the danger that the heal
may crack one of the quartz win
dows.
eyo0o-Fooi Cable
The ocean off Bermuda agar
VIII be the setting for this neN
and more spectacular venture n
probing the mysteries Of TIE deep
DR.. Beebe's heavy reel winch and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-22

Betty Simpson. queen Of TIE
hoboes. Is IN town Betty makes
. business Of travelling about the
country. which she says she Is
gong 10 incorporate into book
she'll publish when she has fin
sshed travelling. So far the nexs-
paper clippings she carries shows
hat She has covered $500 miles.
taking IN every section Of the
United States. but she says she
49, not finished Jet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-22

The marine railway at the nav
al station in Key West IS 20 be
put IN commission again after be-
ing out Of the running for more
than enc year. This viii mean
that a number Of craft Of the gov
eminent, which Il has been nn-
possible 20 repair for the past sew
eral months. can have the neces-
sary work done
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-22

This win be one of the best
fights the sport fans have had the
opportunity of seeing in many
moons, says Rupert Knowles,
commenting on the battle tomor-
row night between Baby Reyes
and Fernandez The fight viii be
held at Knowles 20 Acres, and
there is much interest being
shown in the outcome.
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UNDER oBsERvArIbN

NEW YoRK.-Irving Michaels
of this city stole a car, and liked
il so much that he contacted the
owner and offered to buy it at S.
a month. In court later he was
ordered 10 a hospital for mental
observation.
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- 4A a4A1[4
about monopo-
II. Just now the
Department Of
Justice Is very
industrious ln
prosecuting an
h-taust suits
president
has limited hat
monopoly Is the
principal cause
q ESlSAt Price
increases. and
Mr.. Cummings
has recently
said that big
business" is
1919 To- -
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Seeing an early lead overtake

Seeing an early lead overfaken
by steady second-haH scoring
flsgen the nsrf of fhe Pempano bean
Z apickers. Key west conchs staged
1oo1a desperate rally IN the closing
minutes last nisHf al the GYa..
brought the count TO 22l2I ard
tSt Asi5 - N0asz Oh nfl# :
franticalIv parhaas too frantical-
IY. attempted to sink fhe winning
basket in the closing seconds but
fates were not with Them and the
whistle blew with the score the
same. II was Key VESTS first
defeat.
Key West outplayed Coach E.
F. CarmchaeIs charges in break
ing out into scoring position and
in defense work, but missed
scores of easy shots and failed to
sink many others. The Conchs
made 10 field goals; Pompano
- with far less scoring opportunh
q tics, sinking its Hine field goals
with deadly accuracy. The game
was decided in free throws, Key
West setting eight opportunities
and missing all but one, sunk by
D0menech. and Pompano with
five free throws, sinking four of
them.
At the half, Key West had a
fairly comfortable lead of 1911.
In the third quarter, Key West
was outscored for the first time,
So, Levin dropping the lone goal
Center Hogan of Pompano Tipped
two field goals In the basket and
Walton. a foul shot.
IN the last quarter. johnson,
steady, streak-passing guard,
went hot" and sank two pretty
field goals and two foul shots for
all of Pompano's scoring in that
quarter, winning the game single
handedly. Key West rallied, Pin
der dropping a short basket, then,
three points behind, Schoneck
broke into the clear following up
a shot and sank a difficult goal
TO bring the count within a point
of a tie as the whistle sounded
for a foul shot The foul called
for Key West was missed and in
the agonizing last seconds Key
West tried and tried. hitting the
iron hoop on all sides. but failed
70 drop the ball through before
the fatal final whistle blew.
Woodson was held scoreless
during the entire second-half, aft
er making eight points the first
half Porter, the one-man star of
the Fl Lauderdale game, failed
TO make a single point Domenech,
crack shooting forward. has been
decidedly off his game and did
not make a field goal last night.
A new criss-cross passing attack,
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Kez-West

Officials: William Gates, Bob
Saunders, referees; Hastings
Smith, scorer, Stanton Cooper,
timekeeper.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-22

Two marriage licenses were is
sued during the week ending to-
day from the office CT County
Judge Hugh Gum These were
made to lose Belnxa) Basoa ard
concepcionsG sFcss Edward II.
Sawyer and Eula- C. AtweIL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-22

Editorial comment: So to the
slogans. The Frost Free City.
'Gibralter of America" we can
now add, The Terminal City. It
is doubtful if we can continue to
be the Island City" for except in
a technical sense. we're no longer
an island.
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SUNDAY DINNER
.&4qestio..s-


CHEApER uneasx, cheaper butter, IN
u exnensivs fruits and vegetables
ekararEersxa early January markse4
Beef, lamb and fresh pork ents are Al
reasonable. Batter prices have eontin-
aed 70 drop and eggs are again lover.
Oranges. eoth narel and fuiee, grape
fruik and apples are anong The nosa
af4rnetfss frat xaiuea. Lstk1cs. ether
salad greezss and fresh tomatoes ara
inexneasive. Potatoes are . cheap feed
Is weII - most noarishlng CA
SsasonaAle foods naka np IL fsllew-
tng nsnuss
Low Cost Dinner
choppes Bsef and Pork Reazs
Mashed pokato@a
Crenaaed niend Turnips
Brad and Buttar
Appfa Crisp
Tea - coass NH
Mediun Cost Dinner
RroEled Besfzesak WITH MzsArsezs
StuEe4 Potztoes
Gases CelarT ard Ontcna
Brad an1 Better
Cecoazk Casenrd fta
Tea 80 csEss IN
vsry Special Dizner
Csrapefrwss
keass T0in II Rnrk witA cimna-
unom Apples
Sweet PesAR1e4 Nsw caAAaxx
TammAa SMHma
nraaA ard bmt3Mr
Ice CrH4m Cmka
Co93a
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THOUGHT GEMS
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To be perfectly just IS an at
tribute Of the divine nature; 10 be
50 to the utmost Of our abilities.
IS the glory Of naan--Addison.
If judges would make their de-
ciSions just. they should behold
neither plaintiff, defendant. nor
pleader. but only the case itself
B. Livingston.
Il is a ~consummation devos1f-
" to be wished that al nations
shall speedily learn and practice
the intermediate line exenplify
in al things The universal equity
Of Christianity.-Mary Baker I'd
dy.
Justice discards party. friend
ship. and kindred. and i there
fore represented as blind.-Addi-
One mans word Is 10 mans
word. ne should quietly hear
both sides.-Goethe.
$3.50
Justice is TIE constant desire
ard effort 70 render 70 every nan
his due-Juxtsnizn.
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TIE USS. Wright players bas-
ketbau champions Of the Eeek DE-
feased the Local five n : eloSely
contested gan1e ~ TIE High
School gymnasium last night 4
lasg rally BY the naxg hoEs xNeps
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-22

A large crowd of men and
women braved the wind and rain
Of last night TO hear the guber-
material gospel of Sidney ]. Cats.
preached at the corner of Eliza
beth and William streets. The
main address was made by Birton
Marx campaign manager for Mr..
Cattsaswhile nrta.J. NJ Renedo
and Lance Lester sat on the plat
form with the veteran candidate
~ MO spoke only
briefly as the message had been
delivered by MIR. Mank. With his
hand uplifted. the candidate said
that upon his second day in Of
flee. if elected. he would order
work started on the highway
bridges. II this work does not get
underway in a month he win call
for the resignation of the high
way department head and put a
man in his place who win start
the work at once. Mr. Cats de-
voted very little attention to his
opponents in the race. He only
mentioned DR.. Hathaway casual
" when he spoke of road build
ing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-22

New Enanswick. Canada. has :
seaboard q about $50 miles
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TIM johnson. efsfge7 on a sec
end count of breaking nd enter.
ing, pleaded guilty IN criminal
court this morning. Sentence was
suspended since the defendant is
already awaiting the arrival of
guards from the penitentiary.
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Noslak pat has happened recently
more pp7 dis illustrates the cropping
and fans ms with elementary eco
nomie faeis han the hue and cry that
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KEY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY
Happenings Here just Ten Years Ago Today As Taken
From The Files OF The Citizen

the locals off their feet, and the
score ended 81 to %. in favor of
the navy.
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FOR SALE-Two wheel Trailer.
for beat OF luggage Apply SIS
Eaton street. jan22-2tx
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ron SALE

CORNER LOT, 5ex1oo feet Cor
ner 5th and Staple Avenue.
Apply Box d. The Citizen.
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we're regulation unless i ahandons the
ALLEGED nonopoiistie practices
VIXEN VIC turn 10 other aspects OF
TIE record. nouever. We sasall And evi-
genSe ef even gFsaeeF xeak AlR CO
molten Of policies that lead . moncp-
* than IS neardisplayed in fshting
!. sl 49,, -. 226HlAl
es.,lca provided tat any code. agree
pales.i o. lEeANS as,proved nsHser the
kE&&aif y exesz4 Pm Re aFs-
49, II. = TIE pafe = these MS
& d p9eVent combinations or con-
x9ss~cies IN restraint 81 trade. That is.
fl.cy NSre desigrcd . prevent mo-
~ 5iist.c coTitrSf CO tf.zde e business
Ncl thcSe laws wexa suspended BY
MA. for Secsi5a 5 expressly provided
ert codes ard Agreements should Be
exempted. while i cid noE So that no
2a7goeal Should he given to any code
a &.rcernxs1f x.a.cs would otherwise
y.ofets tie ansi-truSt lava n Eact. the
ONLY visible purpose e he exemption
Va 10 opca ire way Ter agreements
that Nege contrary q re anti~tFaSs
pc -
IL Suprcme Caarts unanimous
de- a a-ainzt fasS tsW. L VII Be
resnesaSe-Sd. provoked TIE President
inso NJ kses.u ( asien e - coDFt as
lx.,ss IA he ~haEse ana htlEEy ase.
Yes. Is Al lEcESena - tie tss1e On
~ .rA Is SEos ssas haseSt. TIE 81
pzessse Ccert restored the anta-tEtls-
.ss.-sss - ne-etax SaeErx1-1s TIA
Pc s-tS deadly eanity
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The Oversee Highway service
win be changed back to 8 o'clock
in the morning, and O'Clock in
the afternoon, daily. This was the
schedule under which boats first
begun operations The change
became effective today. Il was
decided last night by z. G. Cole.
general manager of the service.
after a weeks operation under a
schedule which called for the de-
parture of the ferries from each
slip at 9 a. m. and 2 p. m The
change was made. Mr.. Cole ex-
plains, because of the later ar
rival of the ferry which made the
last run. The crew of the third
ferry. the Key West, left last
night for Jacksonville to bring
the craft to Key West.
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The krone Is the srs0nefary unit
= Moray and Denmark
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LOST-conklin Pencil in Post
Office on Wednesday. Valued
as gift. Reward II returned to
Beulah Howard, phone 49l.
jan22- 3tx
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Justice IS TIE constant desire
and effort 70 render 70 every mar
his due-JuStinizn-
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SECOND sHEETsAsoo for soc.
O. TIE Altman Psesss u,ayIa-tf
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tAddrsss esessioas TIE suor q tbs aepspsp<rl
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TYPEWRITING PAPER - 500
Ios sheets, Use. The Artman Press
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LOST-Pair white gold filled
glasses. Reward. Please re-
turn 20 The Citizen office.
jan21-2t
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PERSONAL cARDs-loo printed
cards. SIPS. The Artman
Press. may1e-tf
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FOR RENT-Speedboat- also
modern home. hot water. III
George near Unised- janzz-stx
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TWO CONNECTING ROOMS.
living and bedroom porch Hos
and cold water n room bzEh-
room. Ezec<ric girls One O.
two quiet people. References
required at DATED street
janz1-It
The Washington times., 1938-05-20
/ Tin to Crime Commission

A SIGNIFICANT piece of testimony-n far it
n affects the conduct of Washington policemen
brought out yesterday in the murder trial of former
Policeman Robert F. Langdon. retired officer
that he faxed three of Langdons calls to the precinct
about the time Beulah Limerick slain and also that
he marked up the accused being his beat when he
off it.
The witness William v Watts, stated he received the
call from Langdon at the morning of December
SO $780, But Langdon who is trial for his life
for what it is alleged occurring about then, asked
Watts to record the time 254 And the signal officer
whose duty to keep accurate checks the patrol
mems movements just did that little thing to oblige PAL
The attention of the District Crime Commission is
specfuly drawn this piece of taking with the sugges
ton that paromens calls be recorded automatic
device such is in in many large cities. lot of
terrible things in aibi leeway of six min
utes whether brought about by policemen ordinary
citizens.
The Washington times., 1938-05-20
NOw Is the Time

We, the citizens of the Dis
trict of Columbia, feel no respon-
sibility for the Federal Govern
ment for we have had no hand
in electing it or formulating its
laws. Let Congress give us Suf.
frage, and all that will be
changed.
We will take pride in our Gov
ernment for we will feel that 1t
is ours and that we are response
BILE for making it what it Is.
AS for Congress, If its men,
bers give anything more than
lip service to the cause Of de-
mocracy, I should think they
would hail this opportunity Of
granting us our rights at this
particular time because it will
resound throughout the world
as indicative that here at least
is one country which is increas-
ing rather than decreasing the
liberty Of its citizens.
MINNIE FROST RANDs.
The Washington times., 1938-05-20
On "Cure-all" Plans

These "Eureka-I've found
the road to Utopia" outcries
which clutter up an otherwise
reasonably intelligent voice OF
the people column reached the
incredulous stage in the pres
entation of Albert Sanchez
"cure-all" plan.
While Mr.. Sanchez did the
creditable task of putting the
bee on another cure-aller who
liked the Townsend way, he
doubly stung all his unfortunate
readers by proposing a method
that in comparison elevated the
printing press panacea to starry
heights.
AS brief as possible for the
sake Of any readers, Sanchez
would have all businessmen now
paying starvation wages raise
their pay rolls to reasonable
heightS-and the benevolent
boss would then be compensated
for the output by the national
Government. He proposed that
this plan should be financed
by money used for WPA and
PWA activities, which he would
abolish. Sanchez conveniently
forgets the unemployed who
would stand by and peacefully
starve themselves out Of our
economic problems.
However, in Mr.. Sanchez's
mind, that would "be such pros
perity as we have never seen"
For the increased salaries, he
continues, would allow workers
to save enough "to start a bClsl-
ness Of their own" Naturally
he continues, these new busi-
nesses would require merchan-
disc to sell and would order from
the factories who would hire
more men to meet the demand"
cot course, Mr.. Sanchez, you
must remember that there are
no men left since all the unem'
ployed have starved while all
this saving and setting up OF new
businesses have been taking
place.)
But to carry along, Sanchez
would thus eventually put every
one into business for himself
and the democracy that man
kind has set up (but hasn't al
yet comprehended its social use
fulness) would tremble and die.
L. I. BERAL.
The Washington times., 1938-05-20
ROllin' Along
Bu ". A. s. Douglas

WTHEN the Marques of Butte sold half the ancient city
w of Cardiff the other day he careful to retain Tor
himself the huge Welsh castle which was there when the
town called Caerdydd and the Princes OF were In
dependent rulers and the eldest OF relgng English
kings
They will tell you in the saloons and along the waterfront
of Cardiff that the Scotsman as the Marques and his
have been termed since they married into the
Herbers Earls of Pembroke, and became owners OF
Cardiff wasn't letting loose of the gold Welshmen believe
that the which the Marques got for half of the
town would be drop in the bucket compared to the
billions of dollars in Spanish doubloons that legend says
buried deep the lower dungeons of the old castle
OeIore Cardt Waxed saloons and all
and waned port - tho dock front Here the
it jumpingon place from the family mines
The Washington times., 1938-05-20

serve it. AS for me, I am willing
to make an exception and give
him as many bullets as his body
can hold.
II the hatred Of Eascism is
Communism, then I am . Com
munist. and proud Of 1t.
Why doesn't Tennessee" give
up his good home here in the
United States and go to one Of
those "do as you're told, or else"
countries? Such a champion Of
Franco! '-.
It's really surprising that he's
not over there getting blown 10
bits for the cause.
There's no place here for such
perverted minds. ,t
Take the next boat. 'TenneS-
see." PRO-LOYALBST.
Arlington, Va.
The Washington times., 1938-05-20
Not Worth Readins?,

Much ridicule has been
aroused by the renewed burn
ing of books in Vienna. Yet II
one will consider the amount Of
defeatism, despair, and hopeless
ness expressed in modern litera-
ture the burning Of such books
cannot be viewed as an offenSs
against the future.
There are whole cults OF
writer's who know of nothing
worth writing about except the
general futility Of all life.
c. P.
The Washington times., 1938-05-20
Your |. O..
BY SHIRLEY SPENCER

BY SHIRLEY SPENCER
This is general quiz. Score
10 for No /, 20 for No. 10, 5 for
Nos. 4, 8 and 7, and S for each
part of Nos. 2, 3, S, 8, 9.
/. What Bible character went
to dwell in the land of Nod?
2. What are the names Of the
countries which were called the
(a) land of Bondage CD land Of
Promise.
3. What was the name of the
fair lady in Tennyson'S "Idylls
of the King" who loved Lance
lot? Did he return her love?
4. What does it mean to hoist
the Blue Peter?
S. If you describe person (a)
lantern-jawed and (b) wall-eyed,
what do you mean?
6. Are the sides of an isosceles
triangle of (a) all equal length
(b) two sides equal?
7. If you were in Russia would
you (a) live in CD ride in (c)
eat an Isba?
8. Locate the (a) Isle of Man
Cb) Isle of Wight.
9. OF what countries are the
following the monetary unit (a)
schillingS Cd rupees (c) pengo
Id gourde?
10. BrainteaSer: Express 100
with four 9'S.
ANSWERS on Page 26)
The Washington times., 1938-05-20
Business Forecast

Why all this fretting about re.
cesSions, unemployment, and
starving millions? All one need
do is exist until the summer Of
1910, when jobs, money, and
full dinner pals will be abun-
dant, at least until election dayl
Then what? v. In
The Washington times., 1938-05-20

p ri v a t eers
W no preyed
u p o n t h e
treaSure-laden
vessels t h a t
piled between
old and new
S p in. The
Herberts, who
W e re canny
people, sell
dom went to
S e a t h e M
S e lv eS but
fhory NTToro OIL
ways willing
to finance a
nrak Fro
The Washington times., 1938-05-20
Suggests Probe

If the President has a real
desire to investigate, or have
Investigations, let him ask the
heads of these big companies.
and other corporations, as for
example, the A. T. & T., or Gen.
eral Motors, to make an investi-
CATION of the manner of spend
ing about forty billions Of the
peoples money by the New Deal.
Then, If he would take the
advice of these corporation
heads, all Of whom have man
aged other peoples money with
much greater success than
President Roosevelt has, we
might indeed hope to see the
light of a new day. It seems
to me that even the ordinary
man on the street has learned
that no corporation could be
run, except into bankruptcy, by
the methods used by the New
Deal to administer blood trans
fusionS by taking blood from
one arm and injecting 1t into
the other.
Such a process has to stop
some time, or the patient will
die, because it is simply i'm
possible to do that without
waste which will finally exhaust
all the blood. F. j. M.
&& 4
"Tennessee" Offered Boat
When shooting becomes too
good for anyone. Tennessee"
win be the very one not to de-
The Washington times., 1938-05-20
The Real Mccoy

Having worked in the show
business for about 40 years, I
would like to advise r. F. Cham
berlain, whose letter, printed in
the "Voice" on May 5th, con-
tanned so much miSinformation
in reference to Col. Tim McCoy's
Wild West Show parade that
there were no drugstore cowboys
with this show, but real horse
The Washington times., 1938-05-20

bisher, a Leigh, a Pine-Coffin or
a Grenville in the matter Of a
little hi-jacking-of course, for
a major share of the profits.
The loot, it is told on the water
front, was brought to Cardiff
and buried deep by the lords OF
the manor. It is also said they
were the only Sea-marauding fl
nanciers who avoided giving
Queen Elizabeth cut. She sent
the then equivalents of income
tax Investigators around to find
what they could find. But the
treasure was in dungeons below
the visible dungeons and so they
never got to it-and it is be-
lieved it is still there.
0IL having to a great extent
" replaced coal over the last
couple of decades, the pros
perity of Cardiff is in no way
comparable to what it was in
Victorian and Edwardian days
and it would seem that the Mar
guess of Butte is doing the right
thing in getting rid of halt Of
the city. And what he has sold
is, in fact, the dregs of what
used to be known as "the hell
hole of Wales Newspaper re-
nortS list the traded properties