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LONDON. Aug. II. CUP) - Win.
ston Churchill declared in COM
mons late Thursday that a wave
CT communistic terror is sweeping
eastern Europe and threatening the
unity of the Allied nations. HI
demanded bluntly that Britain anc
America hide the secret OF the
atomic bomb from Russia and al
other powers
Freed of the governmental re-
Sponsibility that restricted his cri-
ticism of Russia throughout the
war, the former prime minister rose
to deliver a bitter attack en- the
eastern European regimes cpon-
sored by the Soviet Union.
He warned that trouble between
Russia and her western Allies might
explode if any power tried to die
tate the political structure of Eu-
rope
Churchill declared that the Unit
ed States has emerged from the war
as the most powerful nation on
earth and he asserted that Britain
and America together have in the
atomic bomb an Irresistible" Weap-
on for world peace.
ATOMIC BOMBS
He revealed that the two atomic
bombs that forced Japan's surren-
der had averted the need for a
massive offensive mapped out at the
Big Three conference in POtSdam
that he said would have cost l.
100000 American and 250,000 Brit
iSh lives.
But he centered the main weight
of his first speech as leader OF the
opposition on the situation in east
ern Europe
There, he said, dictatorial COM
munlSt forces are seeking to rule
by terror, covering their actions be-
hind an iron censorship.
1T is not impossible that trag-
edy on a prodigious scale is i'm
posing itself behind the iron cur
tain which at present divides Eu-
rope in twain" he said.
Il should welcome any statement
which the prime minister can make
which will relieve us or inform us
on this very anxious and grievous
matter"
He referred specifically to Poland
CzechoSlovakia and YugoSlavia -
all countries under strong Russian
influence-and asserted that the
fate of millions of displaced per-
sons in eastern Europe is still un-
certain.
POTSDAM FARLEY
Churchill indicated that many Of
these questions were taken up with
Russia at the POtSdam conference
with indifferent success.
I'VE should not delude ours elves
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Tlsn Nsvai Eniisied Flyers won
~ mrui hall % the Service Lea
Eue. chisfly due 60 the great
nsfshtna 81 Bouney. who pitched
& esmra. won 7. lost I. struck QUE
- hn 50 hastings be- pitched and
afissMed hts Q earned runs AMI
"a h8as. ritcfed 8 shut Out games
aaa 49, hlt and no runs, two one
So an8 tao 2-hit games.
a. hai thr leaders were Carr OF
as Naeg Chieis with an average
IS eM. Merritt oi the Marines.
49, Harrison. Barracks. 4s3;
GmfF. Navy Chefs. 727: Scan
asA FlFurs. e67. and wheeIery-
taa uarfscks. 667. bat they
Nsft re regulars. Gcbbart, li5,
faHea tsl. Peterson, N. Chiefs,
ga Yurima. Marines, an: and
GA Flvcrs. eos; ketteil, N.
Ghaf asa. Cardweil. Marines.
Hst Fe8erni. ~. Taylor, 357;
Ea. narfuckH, 333; Rowland,
49, Chsca. sss. Glidewell. Ma
as ala. Bice. Barrackss 3lb;
Mmm ~ Tayisa 81 Nalenii'
b TssAa 1u. wtfe fhosc bot
49, ever 300 in the Service Lea
So
gahsr recards-VcFTico. OF Bar
fsrks won 3 iast 2 games: Hudo-
sanlf uon 4 lost 2. futile won ]
49, & suitun won 2. lost 0; Lynn
aan 4 iast q. Pelliia won 3. lost
Ssaasse. Won .. lost 4; Bice,
aam 4 lust 2. Revitzer, won j.
49, A. stuart. won none' lost .
william. won none. lost 8,
Lam. tanned 80 In % innings
aslaNsa aeven earned runs
ss,ss famed 50 in 81 innings
n..a.sain tanned IS In So innings
aIHsaea 10 earned runs: Bice IAN
a. n in - innings.
Masi innings pitched - Lynn
e Wasi walks. Sprouse Al, Lynn
"a b. "a. B0wney IS. Venecio
flssaoyonic rs. Tuttle 10.
a. catchcrs-Famatis, Tiyis
pssrrsun. shehan, Dutka, Harm
nn and scanned
Fsrat hasc-Novorat. DE Creita
waish. Yuria and Jacobs. =,
ssrand base--BOsco, Glide"eii
NasaiF Carr. =. \,
1hira base-valenii, venar1i
sFsflns. Aealii. Merritt Grosen
lark and Gabhsrt.
shart stop 49, Schoch, Perry
CA Kaumins, wasieko, an'
MaghefTy. x.,,.-
RIGHT field 49, Grafton. Ellis
Williams. Spechio.
center field - callen. sutton
naxis. Crowley. Danna, Polls an'
t.&YN&un. $50
Ielt field - Newman, Lucan
eaFn. Tsftle. Eiler. Hoska. Barry
white and Adams, a,
shost fieIder-Fedcriei, Raw
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SCORES MADE IN
GOLF TOURNEY

Following are the scores made
at the elimination tournament
on. the municipal golf course:
|. Key West Golf Club: Lopez,
Londeree, Ware Fulton, 2; Sell
lers, Spottswood, Gardner, Rom
berg, 8; Smith, Demeritt, Gibson,
jackson, 8; Albury, Kirschen-
baum, Bargy, Lathrop, 2; total,
10.
! Civilians: Grooms, O'Bryant,
Bradford, Graft, 2; Tremble, Hag-
gerty, Dulion, Curry, 3; Ebert
son, Tyson, Gray, Beisel, 2; total,
q.
/ MOB: Brown, Kascak, Cooper,
Carter, 8; Breslin, Harris, Shaw,
Robinson, 3; total, 6.
MAS: Lysaby, Purdy, Gibbons,
Richardson, /; Robinson, Otter
ness, Gavin, Mccormack, 8; pass,
/; total, IS.
Sonar School: Vojtas, loft,
Bergandahl, Lane, 8; Elbertson,
Tyson, Gray, Beisel, 1; total, 4.
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WORK FOR VETERANS Is QUITE A JOB

what the residents want and know
we'll they will pay, to get the ser.
vices they need.
AS an example, Rep. Hare found
one town of between $500 and
5000 population which reported
that it. could support "a bakery, 9
laundry, matchmaker, a furni.
ture plant, garment factory, and
La dressmaker's shop--none Of
which it now has.
As. is apparent, most of these
would employ more than one
person and on a permanent basis
while the "made-work" plan OF
government projects can at best
be only a stop-gap for unemploy-
ment unless federal construction
with funds from the rational
treasury, is perpetuated, indefi-
nitely.
Using his. own district as q
fair rcross-section, Rep. Hare be-
1ieves that there are tens OF
thousands Of such business oppor-
tunities in the country and that
all that will be necessary viii be
TO advertise them to discharged
veterans.
Whether additional legislation
would be needed to make sur
vey, of the whole country OF
whether it could be undertaken
by some of the agencies already
set up hasn't been determined
Provisions are made, however;
under the ''GI Bill of Rights" for
obtaining loans for setting /, UP
such enterprises. About the only
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COAST ARTILLERY
FIRING PLANNED

The Army announced today
that Coast Artillery firing prac-
tice will be held from West Mar
tello, Key West, Florida, on the
18th and goth of July, between
the hours of 8 am. and S pm,
weather permitting. All vessels
and aircraft are warned to re-
main clear of the danger area.
The danger area will be the
water area 1000 yards each eide
of a line extending 1000 yards
due south from West Martello CA
degrees 80 minutes and AZ seconds
North Latitude - 81 degrees. AZ
minutes and IS seconds West
Longitude.
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THE LOW DOWN
HICKORY GROVE

My lecture today is on back
bone" Not backbone like grand
pa used to nibb1e-backbone of
pork where the mouthfuls of ten
derloin lurked. That kind of
backbone is, extinct. That -de1ect-
able food-a1ong with bacon and
ham-went. out the window. when
planning for the Farmer via
swivel chair, came in-when ex-
perience and common sense were
put in the ash can.
It is backbone and determine
ton in men / have in mind today.
If l was to hunt UP a name for
the, times we been going through,
it would. be the ezra of being
pushed around-and not pushing
back" I am on this. subject on
account of the speech 1 just heard
coming from Wichita, in Kansas.
The fellow said it is time to fight
back, and protect our right to
work at the Job of our choice
and without paying tribute and
dues. And it is costing the gent
plenty for pushing back-it has
already cost him his radio job.
The speaker was Mr.. deMille, the
moving picture fellow. He is
warning our slumbering nation
that we can lose our freedom by
being docile.
Like Paul Revere warned the
folks there around Boston, this
here Cecil B. deMille is ridin'
even wider.
Yours with the low down,
10 SIERRA
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THE WEATHER
rohEcAsr

Key West and vicinity: Partly
cloudy, with widely scattered
showers and thunderstorrns this
afternoon. tonight and Thurs
day; gentle, to moderate winds,
mostly easterly. ...-,.,.
Florida: :. Scattered showers
and thunderstorms over Southeast
coastal Section this afternoon.
tonight and Thursday, and over
other sections this afternoon and
again Thursday afternoon, I. ~.
Jacksonville through Florida
Straits and East Gulf. Gentle to
moderate Winds. mostly soutl,-
easterly, and partly cloudy
weather with widely scattered
thundershowers this afternoon,
tonight and Thursday.
:. Jacksonville. to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warm
ings displayed.
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ORDER OF PUHLfCXTIoN

1T appearing from the affidavit
of Harry +. ). Lawrence. the plain
tiff on file in this cause, that the
defendant, Alva Marie McDermott
Lawrence, is a resident of some
state or County other than the State
of Florida, that the residence of
the said defendant is. 116 East Bar
bee Street, Louisville, Kentucky,
that diligent search and inquiry
have been made to discover the name
and residence of the defendant, that
the said name and residence of the
said defendant are set forth in the
said affidavit as particularly as are
known to the plaintiff, that there
is no person in the State of Florida
the service of a subpoena upon whom
would bind the said defendant, that
the age of the said defendant is
known to the plaintiff and that the
said defendant is over the age of
twenty-One years, it is therefore
ORDEREB that the defendant, AL
va Marie McDermott Lawrence, do
appear to the plaintiffs bill of
complaint for divorce on August p,
1915, or else all the allegations of
the said hill of complaint will be
taken as confessed by the said de-
PENDANT, and it is further
ORDERED that this order be pub
lished once week for four consecu-
tive weeks in the Key West Citizen,
a newspaper published in Key West,
Monroe County, Florida.
tSEAL) Ross G Sawyer
Clerk Of the Circuit. Court.
Monroe County, Florida.
BY (sd) Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk.
LOUIS NJ. JEPEWAY,
Attorney for Plaintiff
July 1925; Aug. Is, 1945
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LOVE LETTERS No SCRAP

Madison, Wis, - After waiting
for letters from her fiance, Sgt.
1c Robert Bell, fifty-one letters,
mailed one at a time on the same
day, were delivered to Miss Eu-
nice Gwen Wallom. They were
all in bundle and the postman
left them on the porch of her
home. Before she had a chance
to get them, however, youthful
waste paper sAlssto piekss
theI1g Pr pnd the
schools Pile OIL paper. There Miss
Wallom recovered them.
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MOUNTAIN CLIMBER. 81

SEATTLE, Wash. - Although
he is 81, DR.. ]. Howard Snively, a
mountain climber for years, has
clambored, up 10000 feet of noun.
tainss so far this season, with his
hwot sons HE hopes rs eat 100, 0ol
feet of altitude under fhis boot;
before the summer closes.
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In a canvas. of his. own district
Rep. Hare, discovered what may
be surprising to some: that there
was hardly a community that
couldn't support from one to
many businesses that don't exist
in those, communities now. The
conclusions weren't based on
wishful, thinking of the communi-
ties either. They were the opin-
ions of men who have been sue
cessful in those towns and know
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SOUND SCHOOL,
CIVILIANS, WIN
IN BALL GAMES


1ae sasnd School and the
t'tsilan ~orkera won last night
e nayslew raFk IN two diamond
49, Rames.
b So trsi game the Sound
Ahs&i esih williams in the box
asa FFb-iis siih Lynn in the
tes nd . piichcrs dual and each
slaeMsaa haai three hits. Each club
naaae eue eafned run. Lynn fan
$50 ? ana Williams 5. Lynn hit
e u8sle IN the third 10 score two
Fzlss and Bennett hit a double 10
AA4 ere hittrrs of the li3. for
fas ssasna School Hllvey, Thom-
- @ua Wscie each ma a single
~ tne winners. Ia the field,
fha4. Richardson and Lynn
ssaERef fuF the losers and Shill-
M3 WtFmhoff. Weche for the
wnmwfN Tha WAS the farewell
Kame fw Lynn and he takes
tsNe n,eans In saying till we
uni ssain % has many friends
10 fiae eify.
hHe RI r
Nrn-fls 600 200 o 2 4
ssaand s 600 030 X "a 2
tFun and Golf: Williams and
faEanas.
- the sccond game the Civil
en Workers ven over the South
Ffn EaK Co after the Engineers
Eass tham q scare in the last
See tfsnles. in the seventh with
fna arure iird Castellano walked
ama u.ax pat ham ON second on a
aaEfliire hit. and with two outs,
NaseFFmfd came through with q
slnNie % lefi and castellano
HEMct the winning run. At bat,
8arah ana HiRes hit two safely.
uaF hf enc safely 10 lead the
ufansIs IN the field. JOrdon. foe
tfe loseTs. and Garcia. Valdez
enc nssz starred for the winners.
urH II III 4
4 A. Co 100 COS I S 8 6
e Wafkeu li2 100 I 8 4 3
hmsm. Harris and Higgs;
NNfss amd Garcia.
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DEFEAT /.
CHICAGO CUBS
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS DOWN
sosrcN Braves BY
SCORE OF "a

NEW YORK, July IS. - The
New York Giants with voiselle
on the mound. went to- victory
over the Chicago Cubs by a score
of 2 to in yesterdays game.
Each team obtained S hits, with
one error marked up against the
Giants with none for the Cubs.
The st, Louis Cardinals came
out victorious over the Boston
Braves 3 to 2, with Barrett do
ing the hurting for the winning
aggregation. The Brooklyn Dod-
gers downed the Pittsburgh Pr
ates, while the Cleveland Indians
defeated the Boston Red Sox.
The following are the results
of the games played yesterday:
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Tomorrows Tides
.......,,... Naval Base)
High Tide Low Tide
GA am.
7:46 pm. 1:12 pm.
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entol, Delaney, Pusian, Fitzinger
Walker, Ross and Puricka.
BATTING AVERAGE
First Half, City League
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IN, THE ,CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA IN CHAN
Gerry. !, go, 81
HARRYgFr. S: LATRENCsfssss ~;
Plaintiff.
vs.,
ALVA MARIE McDERMOTT
LAWRENCE
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BY JACK sTINNETT
my sxsgoefatea pressD

.
| WASHINGTON, July 18. Rep
Butler B. Hare, veteran Democrat.
lie member of the House from
|Saluda, SC, has two sons in the
Navy.
He knows the veterans Of thi.
war and their postwar problems
As a result he has come up with
and. is urging on his colleagues
what some believe would Ger.
family develop into an important
phase of finding work for return
ing veterans
The thought so far. says Rep
Hare, "has been that the problem
will be to find employment in
existing agencies Tor businesses
for a, considerable number, and
then it will be necessary for the
government to inaugurate con.
struction Or building programs o.
different types in order to accom-
modate the remainder.
Il really do not see much OPP
portunity to place many return
ing. veterans in existing establish
ments, occupations or industries
Most of these activities, except
agriculture, are. now employing
the maximum and. there will be
some war industries wholly dis
continued, and there will be the
necessity of finding reemploy-
ment for the people now there
employed ~, J, 4
my thought. is that instead
of the. government creating jobs
for temporary employment, at
tention should be given to the
idea of assisting, veterans to Gre
ate their, own jobs-jobs that will
become going and permanent
places Of employment" Hare says.
.+
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Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: IRENE. MELLO JAMES,
1877 Langley Street,
Fall River, Mass. -
You are hereby required to appear
TO the bill for divorce filed against
you in the above styled cause on or
before the 18th day of August, A.
d. 1915, otherwise the allegations
contained therein will be taken as
confessed.
Done and Ordered this 18th day
of July y. u. l945, at Key West,
Florida. -
fCircuit Court Ross C Sawyer
SeaD Clerk of Circuit Court.
BY: (sd) Kathleen Nottage,
,.-- r.. Deputy Clerk.
WILLIAM V. ALBURY,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
July 1926, Aug. is, 1945
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TEMPERATURE BULLETIN
Temperature data FOR the "a
hours ending $3.50 a. M, as report
ed by the u. S. Weather Bureau.
Highest Lowest
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f0bAY's HOROSCOPE

Today's native viii be inde-
pendent and self-willed. but In
'ciined to be somewhat lazy. There
are several directions in whiea
the force Of this day may become
operative. but II will probably
produce a person who viii be .
pioneer in his own life, and prob
ably achieve success. There II =
little too much self-reliance, and
some danger Of Extravaganza
from relatives.
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WEATHER REPORT

Key West, Fla, July 10, 1945
Observation taken at $3.50 a. m.
Eastern War Time. (City Office.)
Temperatures
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Relative Humidity
300
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LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT oF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND, FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
q. Case No. 10-332
ROBERT W. JAMES,
Plaintiff.
- VS.. DIVORCE
IRENE MELLO JAMES,
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John F, Sawyer, IS, died
yesterday afternoon at 3:2O o'clock
in the home of daughter on Will
lam street, Funeral services will
be held this afternoon in the
Fleming Street Methodist Church,
with the Rev. Smith, of Ley
Memorial Church, officiating.
Collection of rare specimens
from local waters in the Key West
Tropical Aquarium is increasing
daily, Emory Lowe Pierce, d.
rector, said today.
Two men and one women, ar
rested at the veterans camp on
Lower Matecumbe, were brought
here for trial today.
City Council passed an ordin-
ance, at its meeting last night,
pertaining to distribution of milk
in Key West.
Equity Lodge of Odd Fellows
will entertain. youths, from IL to
10 years, tonight in the hall on
Fleming street. i.
While fishing last night with
Frank Johnson, Jr., Representa-
tive Bernie Papy caught a tarpon
that measured six feet and three
inches. He said it required 40
minutes for him to land the fish.
Sheriff Karl o. Thompson left
yesterday on official business at
Lower Matecumbe. He said that,
before returning, he would visit
Miami.
Mrs. Ross c. Sawyer and baby
left yesterday for Miami to visit
relatives.
Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph: "The flag
rant abuse of the parole system
is the cause of much crime and is
a crime in itself"
Miss Harlean James, secretary
of the American Planning and
Civic Association, Washington,
born NATION, ILL.,, SO years ago.
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ron.orrows Almanac
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problem involved Is that Of maxi
ing national or state listings and
advertising the opportunities -
that veterans can locate them.
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Miss Harlean James, secretary
of the American Planning and
Civic Association, Washington,
born NATION, ILL.,, SO years ago.
Subscribe TO The Citizen.
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Collection of rare specimens
from local waters in the Key West
Tropical Aquarium is increasing
daily, Emory Lowe Pierce, d.
rector, said today.
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Gromek and Hayes; Wilson,
Barrett, v. Johnson and Garbark.
No other games played.
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Wallom recovered them.
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Two men and one women, ar
rested at the veterans camp on
Lower Matecumbe, were brought
here for trial today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
Navy High
dOHllIRRaRa
Shaken Up

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4 /GNS)
Secretary of the Navy Bdrrestal
announced a sweeping Shakeup
today Of the navy's top command
ashore and afoat and stressed the
fact that aviators would be put
IN many key positions.
ForreStal said that three Of the
six key positions in The Office Of
chief naval operations would so
e. airmen lie also revealed
Adm. John IT, TowcF>. the
navyS No. aviator VIII replace
Adm Raymond A. Spruancc as
commander IN chief ot ihe Pa
Cihc Fleet. No date was given
for the change. and Sprlanc, S
new assignment was not 10
vcaled.
Vice Adm. Marc 4 Nfs.Hor
Of Task Force s. fame 'tten'u-
. ally Will be revealed AS deputy
chief OF naval operations for arr
10 become commander pt tne
Eighth Fleet in the Atlantic.
His successor was not named
. Vice Adm. y. {. Ramsey, now
deputy commander IN chef of
the Pacific Fleet eventually
will become vice chief Of naval
operations. Ramsey is an AIR
man.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
In The Times TODAY
Reno Divorce VOialed.
Russell Gray i'm jam

Circuit Court Judge Thomas F.
Maher today volded a Reno di-
vorce granted Russell r. Gray,
president OF the Gray Hub Co,
and left the induStriahst in an en-
barTaSSing position because he al
ready has married another woman.
Nahcr awarded separate main
tcnance 10 Mrs Laura b. Gray
who had appealed TO ohave the Reno
divorce set aside. Gray obtained
the divorce from Mrs. Gray on
Dec 10, 1913, and married Anna
D. Phillips in Reno in 1914.
Court records show that Gray's
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
Tidal Wave Toll
Placed al 1900

BOMBAY Dec. 4 CUP)-Re-
ports from karachl said today
that 1000 villagers were killed
and 10000 left homeless by last
weeks tidal wave which swept
along a 1O0-mile stretch Of coast
west Of karachi.
Two villages were reported
wiped out and several others
flooded by the wave which fol-
lowed an earthquake at sea In
one village only three Of 500 in
habitantS survived. In another %
members Of a family Of p per-
iShed.
The reports said bodies and
Iwreckage were being washed up
ION the beach daily.