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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-18
SENATE GROUP TO OINvESTICATE
 RELIEF ANGLE
Chairman Says Probe to Be M a de of Relief in
 Politics in Campaign

WASHINGTON, June 18.-Chair- man Sheppard. of the Senate cam paign expenditures committee said today that he would ask every can didate for the Senate whether any Federal government official had been connected with his campaign. Candidates also will be asked for data on any violation or prospective violation of the Federal or State corrupt practices acts, he said, as part of the committees plan to investigate relief in politics.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-18
SEN. COPELAND
 DIES SUDDENLY
 IN WASHINGTON
Prominent Democrat, Lead ing Health Authority,
 Passes Away Friday

! WASHINGTON, June 18.-Demo- cratic New York Senator Royal s. Copeland. 69, died at 7:45 o'clock last night of general circulatory col
 lapse, complicated by kidney ail- ment Attending physicians said the Senators illness may have been
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-18
So. California
 Winner of Meet

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., June Is. California won the fourth successive National Colleg- fate Track and Field championships today holding a wide lead over the second place Stanford. Wiscon- sin was third and Michigan fourth.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-18
Police Officers
 Found Guilty of
 Killing Prisoner

SEATTLE, June 18.-Three po- licemen, Patrick Whalen, Fred Pas chal and w. F. Stevenon, convicted of manslaughter, in the fatal beat ing of negro prisoner, Berry Lawson, on March 28, have been sentenced to 20 years maximum.
 Each officer is out on bond pend- ing appeal to the State Supreme Court.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-18
Soviet Patrol
 Clashes with
 ManChuOkuOanS

TOKYO, June 18.-The Domei News Agency said border patrols on the Manchuokuoan-Soviet Rus sia border, clashed at Nanbetsuri. One Manchuokuoan was killed and another wounded.
 The dispatch states the Soviets retreated after the clash.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-18
HUSKIES SWEEP
 WISCONSIN IN
 MADISON RACES
Three Washington Crews Win and Set Course
 Records

MADISON, Wis, June Is. - The University of Washington Husky oarsme1 stopped off here long enough to race Wisconsin's three crews, beat all three handily, and hang up three new course records as well.
 Enroute to Poughkeepsie, tn e Washington boats raced an invita- tional meet with Wisconsin, beat ing the Varsity by three lengths and the Jayvees and the Frosh by three and a half lengths each.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-18
Nicaraguan Canal Opposed By Navy Dept.

WASHINGTON, June 18. The Navy Department opposes construc- tion of the Nicaraguan Canal at this time, but has recommended that the billion dollar project be studied further.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-18

brought on by overwork toward the end of the Congressional session just ended. He was nationally known for his writings, broadcasts and health problems.
 Starts In Senate
 Efforts of Democratic leaders in New York State in 1922 to bring about party harmony provided the opportunity for the nomination and subsequent election of Dr. Royal S. Copeland as United States Sena- tor from that state.
 The breach existing at the time had been caused by one of the perio- dical attacks by William R. Hearst against Tammany, which had been directed particularly at Gov. Alfred E. Smith during his first term.
 In the state convention that year the leaders virtually had decided to nominate MT Hearst for gover- nor or United States Senator when Governor Smith stepped in and thwarted their plans. Having been out of office nearly two years after his defeat by Nathan L. Miller, the governor announced himself as a candidate for the gubernatorial nomination and insisted that he would not have MT. Hearst as run ming mate.
 Doctors Name Suggested
 The publisher had been an ardent supporter of the administrations Of John F. Hylan as mayor of New York, and between them they had large following in the greater city Without that support, Democratic chances for success would be Jeo- pardized. In the negotiations for. an agreement the name of Dr. Cope land was suggested as a candidate for United States Senator and he was accepted by Governor Smith.
 Dr. Copeland at the time was Commissioner of Health of New York City by appointment Of Mayor Hylan He had had no previous po- litical experience, except in local affairs in Michigan, about 70 years before. He was not member of Tammany, but that organization gave him its support and he was elected over William M. Calder, Re- publican, seeking to return to the Senate for a second term.
 Goes Back Again
 Six years later, in 1928, pr. Cope land was reelected over Alanson B. Houghton, Republican, while Her bert Hoover won the state from Gov ernor Smith in the presidential race. He was subsequently, elected to every term in the Senate. His present term would have expired in 1941.
 Dr. Copeland was born in Dexter Mich, November T, 1868 the son of Roscoe P. and Frances Holmes Copeland. He received his medical degree at the University of Michi- gan in 1889 and afterwards took post graduate courses in England France, Germany, Belgium and Switzerland.
 He practiced in Bay City, Mich. until 1895, when the joined the staff of the Medical School of the Uni versity of Michigan, remaining there until 1908. In the latter year he went to New York as professor of
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-18
SAILORS UNION OF PACIFIC TO
 AGAIN JOIN .AFL
Big Organization, by Sub stantial Vote, Quits
 as Independent

SAN FRANCISCO, June 18.-The Sailors Union of the Pacific, by a vote of 2,087 to 918, has decided to give up the status of an independent union and will join the American Federation of Labor which it left in 1885.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-18
NATIONWIDE CHECKUP IS ORDERED BY
 SEC. POLICE
Action F ollows Wave of Anti-Semitic Disorders Especially Prevail
 ing in Berlin

BULLETIN - BERLIN, June 18.-Reliable information late this afternoon indicated that the High Command of the German Secret Police has ordered a na- tiOnwide check of Jews in the greatest anti-Jew action undertaken by the Nazis.
 This order followed a wave of anti-Semetic disorders In Ber- lin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-18
MOVING LAWN ARGUMENT HAS
 TRAGIC ENDING
Youth Confesses to Officers He Killed His Father
 and Hid Body

ROYAL OAK, Mich, June Is. = Jason Dulsy, 18- year old high school student, told officers he killed his father May 31 after an argu- ment over moving of the lawn
 The boy said he hid his fathers body near Omer, Mich, in some bushes.
 The father, Edward John Dulsy, was 50 years of age and motor plant employee He had been re- ported missing by his widow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-18
RECORD KODIAK
 BEAR IS KILLED
Big Bruin Squares II Feet 2 Inches-18 Inches
 Between Ears

SEATTLE, June 18.-Alaskans are searching records to find trophy that will equal the size of the Kodiak bear killed by Berry Brooks of Memphis, Tenn, near Ugagak Bay three weeks ago.
 The big bruins skin measured 18 inches between the ears, II feet 9 inches from one front paw to an- other, and 10 feet inches from the nose to the tail. The skin squared Il feet, 3 inches.
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Prize Fighting

.
Johnny Broaca was YaIe's
heavyweight titleholder as well as
its star pitcher when he joined
the Yanks in 1885. 1t is runored
that he win take a try in the ring
soon. New York will not hold
the Schmeling-Louis bout. 1t will
be held in Chicago. It is estimat-
ed that it viii be a million dollar
gate bout. Next Wednesday
night, Nathan Mann viii fight Joe
Louis for the title, and his friends
from Connecticut viii drive to
New York in droves to see him in
action. Jack Dempsey says that
when Tunney retired, there was
not a real champion left, and
when Richard died there was no
real promoter left. I believe that
Jack was right And Jack says
that he likes Buddy Baer as the
best White Hope at present. He
does not think much of Farr.
Braddock is up in age and Joe is
a great fighter but can not take
it, he thinks He also thinks that
the German is getting up in age.
Harry Jeffer and Harry Arm
strong are the best fighters in the
ring today. he says.
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ce-Eds Find New Use
For An Alarm Clock
d A..erlatra Prr..l

KNOXVILLE. Tenn FEB IL
University Of Tennessee co eds
use alarm clocks as getter-uppers
for 8 O'Clock classes and for some-
thing else. too.
Several Of the girls and their
dates were dancing al recreation
spot near the campus The orches-
TIA was n the middle Of a sweet
tune when flse jangIe Of Al alarm
clock startled the dancers and sent
the GODS racing cut the door
We Rad 20 be back &C the dor
rnifory ~ I0z3o.- one Of them ex-
planned so re set the alarm e
Be sure We wouldnt be locked
cut
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FOLLOWING THROUGH

BASKETBALL,

BASKETBALL rE
The Homestead High School
seems TO the writer 70 have the
best five on the East Coast. They
have won is games out of IL
played. They got eight straight
victories. then dropped one. and
now have won eight more. Their
last victory was over the Miami
Beach High. by a 80 TO "a score.
High Scorers for the game were
Little. center for the Growers.
with a total of IL points. and
DrurY for the Beach with Ia. Re
Gently the Beach five won over
Miami High. and Homestead viii
soon play the Miami High cagers.
Miami High ranks second TO the
writer. then Miami Beach. Miami
Edison. the Key West Conchs. fol-
lowed by Pompano. Ponce de
Leon. RedIand. Fl. Lauderdale.
and last but not least. Andrew
Jackson. The local boys have won
three games and lost two On their
court and captured two on , re-
cent road trip.
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CLASSIFIED
COLU MN

Advertisements under this head
wiz be inserted in The Citizen at
the rate OF lie a word for each in
sertion, int the minimum for the
first insertion in every instance Is
Csc.
Payment for classified adver-
tisements is invariably in advance.
but regular advertisers with ledger
accounts may have their advertise
mentS charged.
Advertisers should gire their
street address as well as their tele-
phone number if they desire re-
suits
With each classified advertise
ment The Citizen viii give free an
Autostro2 Razor Outfit. Ask for
it.
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ANOTHER zEPPEI.I IN ISkEARLY
READYFOR TRIPS TO U. S.

trim for taking over the LZ-130,
they have taken temporary jobs
on land and seas. or are helping
build the new ship.
The place of the late Capt
Ernst Lehman, victim of the
Lakehurst disaster, has been tax
en- by Capt Hans Won Schiller
who was skipper of the defunci
Graf Zeppelin
His colleague. Capt. Max Pruss,
who served on the Hindenburg,
has only recently recovered suf-
ficiently from burns he received
at LakehurSt 10 stir about Yet he
Is as anxious as anybody 10 climb
abroad the LZ-l30.
Won Schiller or PruSs probably
viii be appointed commander Of
thegI.Z.f3nqxsiIe DR.. Hugo Eek
ener probably viii devote himself
10 meteorological studies during
such trips kasbhe may choose 10
rFsak f9is ijadgnient as % routes,
land how tcget out of tough places
wa beGaceepted unqoestionirgly
1b9 ne men heshas trained these
many years. whether he takes the
active command himself or not
men building the LZ-l50
also are a seasoned lot. Some of
them served under the late Count
Ferdinand Won Zeppelin That sp-
plies especially 10 the chief de-
signer and constructor. modest DR..
Ludwig DuerT-
All OF them are all filled with
the idea that their special mission
in life Is to show the world that
airShips have come 70 stay. and
that every succeeding airship IS
better than the last
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training. 10 10 White thinks the
Yanks viii again win the pen
nant, Detroit win finish second,
and Red Sox third. .Marse Joe
gets reckless and picks the Yanks
to win with the Tigers second,
Cleveland third and Red Sox in
the fourth slot -Adolfo Luque.
coach of the Giants, may not sign
his contract with the Giants this
year, but he viii try to get a job
as baseball teacher and coach un-
der the auspices of the Cuban
Army. Lou Fette, pronounced
''Fetty''. spent 10 years IN the
minors. This year Bill Gates,
local minor league slugger, viii
be a three year man. He viii get
into higher company this year :. s.
Browns trade Infielder Knick-
booker to the Yanks for Infielder
Heffner.
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PICKED TEAM
80 DOWNS STARS
INTERESTING CONTEST OF
BASEBALL PLAYED
YESTERDAY

Picked team defeated the Ace
vedo Stars yesterday. The final
score was 5 to 3. 1t was a well
played game and it was exciting
from start to finish. Some very
good plays were executed, one OF
the best was M. Acevedo on
third, and completed a double
play on second base. 1t happen
ed in the sixth, with Gates on
second. Molina hit TO the pitcher
and Lefty threw to NJ. Acevedo
on third. Gates tried to return
to second, and Manolo ran him
down. In the meantime. Molina
was trying to reach second, but
Manolo after tagging Gates ran
over towards second and tagged
Molina before he got to the bag.
Al Rodriguez caught a very
nifty game for the picked team
and hit a double, in the fifth, scor-
ing Domenech and Kelly, and a
homer in the sixth. H. Albury
started the game for the Stars
after laying off about two years,
and lasted two and two-thirds in
ningS.
Malgrat singled in the third,
Manuel famed, Kelly singled,
Meme hit to third and M. Ace
vedo made a wild throw to first
and Malgrat scored, then Al. hit
a double. and Harry was sent to
the showers. Lefty Rodriguez
finished the game. Albury walk
ed one and famed three Rod
riguez famed six and walked
three. and his two batters- NAL
graf famed IL and walked none.
He allowed five hits. four good
for doubles. Joe Smith caught
some verv good flies in center,
and A. Acevedo handled nine
chances at short without an err
rorI sss 8sfs Sc zaas.5ss ss.7
Score by innings: R. II. E
Picked Team
0e4 900 O0I-5 6 3
Acevedo Stars
S 900 o0l 020-3 5 2
Batteries: Maigrat and Al
Rodriguez: Fl. Aibury, Z Rod
riguez and d. Lopez
Summary-Ho1je run: Al Rod
riguez; two base hits: z. Rod
riguez. D. Lopez, Barcelo. II. Al
bury. Al. Rodriguez; stolen bases:
A Acevedo 2, Molina, Machin:
sacrifice hit: Gabriel: double
plays: Albury TO Barcelo. Ar
mando Acevedo to Gabriel 10
Barcelo, NJ Acevedo unassisted:
umpires: Thrower and NJ Griffin:
time of game: lao.
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Baseball

Baseball
Dignity Dean is the new name
given the St. Louis Cards pitch
er. .Schoolboy Rowe claims that
his arm has healed, and will start
training at Lakeland, Fla. Dick
ey and Hoag sign contracts with
the Yanks. Bill Terry and
Branch Hickey talk over Man.
cuso. Terry expects to make
banning his first string catcher.
:. Dizzy Dean must be slipping
now. He has accepted a 5000
cut in his salary. The st. Louis
Browns have traded Rollie Hens
ley to the Cleveland Indians for
Catcher Sullivan. Pitcher Cole
and Infielder Hughes. This is the
second three-player deal the
Browns have pulled this year.
They received Pitcher Newsome,
Ohtfielder Mills and Infielder
Red Kress for Outfielder Vosmik
recently from the Red Sox. Ma
deT leaguers move south. The
Giants IS first team to move into
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FEATURE CONTEST
ANSWERS HEREWITH

Printed herewith are the cor
rect answers to the How Well
Do You Know Key Vest" con-
test series appearing in The Citi-
zen last Monday.
The payroll Of the Overseas
Transportation Company ast year
was sc. 900 o. a a"-
Island City Novelty Works
made hundreds of screens last
year. s--
The largest roofing job done by
Gates Tin Shop was on the air
port
Star Coffee Mills roast 5000
pounds Of coffee weekly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-21
By PRESTON GROVER
AP Service Writer

WASHINGTON, Feb 21-Imag-
inc a city with d council of SCI
members 10 manage its affairs
and you get an idea of what
sporting job it is to live and die
IN this city of the voteless-
There are perennial differences
between members of Congress
from the provinces who make the
city's laws and the local residents
and business men of Washington.
Of the record 1t probably is
friendly enough, but it is a fact
some outlying congressman are
pretty sarcastic IN their remarks
about local taxpayers
Washington has no income tax
Except the federaD, no sales tax,
and property tax rate that is the
basis of prolonged argument.
Congressman, who pay state,
county and municipal taxes, not
to mention highway district and
sewer taxes, simply boil when
Washington delegations plead for
the federal government to pay
larger share TO city expenses.
The federal government build
ings occupy a husky share of the
better business sites IN the district
and pay no taxes. long searssage
an agreement was reached where
by the federal government was to-
Req p4cehhf of the city,
budgee1leaaih OtAeiefty to Faise
the balances By the assfs1 itaso aTss
tens. zFfs ilIiz ns9 l It'd erff =
But as the years rolled along
Congress began nipping off its
end, and now the federal govern
ment pays only about 10 per cent
of budget of some S45. DOC. 600
annually. Congress fixes the
amount of the budget after hear
ings and consultations with local
own board, but if the residents
don't like it they have to take it
anyway. They can't vote Congress
out of office.
49,
Tax Trouble
At various times suggestions
have been made for income taxes
TO ease the load now borne most
ly by property owners. but that
idea has begged down. An income
tax would hit members of Con-
gress, since they could not keep
a very straight face while they
voted themselves exemptions
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SPANISH INSTRUCTION

SPANISH INSTRUCTION by
Miss Benildes Remond, Spanish
Teacher, Havana, Cuba, College
graduate. Private lessons. For
particulars apply l112 Varela
street everv day except Sun
day, IL to 9 p. N.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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JUST HOW BIG IS NAVY AFTER
ALL, EQUE STION PROPOUNDED

the power and light required to
run a city like Lincoln. Neb-. Pas
adena. Calf, or. Shreveport, La
A battIeship waIlowing along
at top speed can burn 800 tons Of
fuel oil q day. You could heat an
average home all winter with the
oil a first class battleship can burn
in % minutes.
Gun Equals Locomotixe
How about big guns?
Most main battery weapons
these days are 16-inch rifles; the
muzzles are is inches in diameter.
The gun weighs a trifing l28
tons. about the same as an ordi-
nary locomotive. They are about
as long as. a locomotive and its
tender-66 feet.
A 16-incher fires a shell that
stands as high as a dainty young
lady. says Janet Gaynor But
height is the only thing a h6-in.
shell has in common with afmiss.
The projectile weighs zsl00
pounds just a little under fffs-ax-
erage small automobile. and 1t
takes six bushels Of INTO shsOt
it the maximum range of 20 miles.
Food BY The Ton
The projectile travels $500 feet
a second on leaving the muzzle. OF
about six times faster than the
speediest airplanes. The force re-
CURED 20 shoot these shells 20
miles in 100000 fo0t-tons az the
m.uzzle. which. II harneSsed TO a
hoist. could lift the battleShip it,
self three feet
The navy can do what a thrifty
housewife would like to: serve
three square meals 70 a husky
man for 50 cents a day. But. of
eoufse. the navy buys in quanti-
~. HW
In a months time cur g0bS cor
sumo 2.30Qoo0 psHRds q refrig-
Grated meat 2os.000 dozen eggs.
l5oe0o pounds Of buttex and ?
go 900 pounds Of potatses. Top
this OF with about million
pounds each Of fresh vegetables
and fruits and 6.0o0. 900 pounds
Of rice. flour. beans and canned
goods-and you've assured every
man in the navy his SIX pounds
Of food . day
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Gerula-
ny, Feb. 2I-Undaunted by the
tragic destruction of the zeppelin
Hindenburg less than a year ago.
Germany is counting off the
weeks until she viii launch a new
sky giant-the LZ-130.
Nearing completion in the Yep
pelin works here. the new ship is
scheduled for service between
Germany and America next sum-
mer.
While skilled laborers work fe-
veriShly TO have her ready for
tests in March, a stream of spec
tators watches
More than 400, 900 Of them have
paid $4,000 reichsmarks Cabout
$4,000 at current exchange In
New York; in admissions TO help
pay for her, - g., -. 20
From. insurance, on her elder
sister 1.-THE Hihdenb1re was LIZ
El2s3 eanue about s2sQ00.eao Jn9re
to make up most OF the So. 500 OQ0
STATISTICS - =.
Hindsnhurg Lz-155
Length in feet 300 733
Gas capacity
leu. fD 100000 100000
Motor horse
power 400 400
Passenger &C
commodations 20 40
Most important difference be-
tween the two ships. however.
viii be the use Of helium (from
the United States instead OF by
drogen as lifting gas in the LIZ
80 Heiium Is non-infiammable.
and its use should eliminate dan
ger Of such . fire as destroyed the
Hindenberg-
Might Germany be building the
LZ-l30 with a view 10 It's use in
war; Zeppelin company officers
answer BY pointing cut that a dir
igible would be an ideal mark for
modern anti-aircraft guns and is
too slow % escape enemy pursuit
planes
Scattered over Germany Or row
ing the seas but ready % return
here a. the drop Of . hat are the
surviving officers and crew Of the
flame-wrecked airship Hinden-
berg.
Without exception they are
praying for der Tag when they
can again experience the JOY and
excieuenf Of landing the new
dirigble LZ-I3o az Lakehurst n
J Zeppelin navigation Is ingrain-
ed n these men. most Of whom
have been with the company for
decades
Bel7hey feel that 10 rest
means 70 rust" So. 70 keep IN
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7 had a beard like yours once,
but when I realized how il made
me look ! cut Il Off.
Il Rad q face like your'n onee.
And when I realized that / eould-
nj cut Il off I grew this beard 70
cover IL.
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LOST-Navy blue pocketbook,
green and maroon stripes. in
front of Key West drug Store
Finder please return to Mrs.
Joseph Warren. BIS Whitehead
Street. Reward. feb21-1tx
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MUST SELL 30xII f. boat fully
equipped for living aboard. Is
h.p. Regal motor. Anchored
Roosevelt Blvd division ST
continuation one-half mile
from White St Inquire at boa.
after 5 P. II. or see Glen Price
Realtor. feb2i -6tx
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FOR SALE-425 sacks Florida
Cement, delivered 70 docks.
Key West s. J. Groves &
Sons, Marathon, Fla feb2l- 81