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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-19

Mrs. Locken was replaced by Fred Newman and Mrs. Hunter by Mrs William Byington, both of whom were later the targets of the first two defense peremptories. First prosecution peremptory was exer- cised against MT Tweiten, who stated that he had once been oppos- ed to the principle of capital pun ishment and is loath to serve as juror on a cause in which it is in volved. Mrs. Kunz replaced MT Tweiten.
 Friendship ExclSed
 Called to replace MT, Newman, Mrs. Mildred Sparks was herself excused because of friendship with Defense Attorney Paul. She was replaced by F. F. Cameron, who in turn. was discharged because ot feeling against a capital punish ment upon circumstantial evidence alone. Mrs. Erbland replaced Mrs. Byington and just before noon Mrs. Giovanetti was called to the seat vacated by MT. Cameron.
 Questioning of jurors was con- ducted for the Government by U. S. Attorney Patrick Gilmore, Jr.; for the defense by J. J. OLeary' surprise selection as associate. On motion by Attorney Paul OLeary' unknown in Alaska court circles, was admitted by the Court to act as associate defense counsel in this case only.
 GoDeTii;;77;sc cc;;..t'S Case
 Questions by MT. Gilmore indi- cated that the Governments case against Meeks will be based solely on circumstantial evidence. OLeary disregarded most of the usual quer- ies as to relations between prosecut- ing attorneys and jurors, but did make a point of inquiring concern ing any business or social relation ships between jurors and persons it is assumed will appear as prose cution witnesses.
 OLeary was over-ruled by Pre- siding Judge J. w. Kehoe on motion that star prosecution witness Kelso B. Hartness be brought into the Courtroom to be viewed by the fury panel to see if he would be recognized by any of the prospec- tive jurors.
 Questioning by OLeary was ap- parently intended to impress upon the jurors the significance of the legal assumption of innocence of a defendant until guilt has been es- tablished to their satisfaction.
 .hn. MeekS ImpdSstCe
 Throughout the questioning of jurors yesterday afternoon and this forenoon, the defendant, Meeks, re- mained impressive, expressionless. Seated easily, his legs crossed and hands clasped in his lap. the de- fendant spoke ony briefly in reply to questions by his attorneys. He was dressed in olive drab trousers, navy blue shirt open at the throat, blue sox, brown shoes and brown leather jacket.
 Some of the defense questions, regarding the amount of schooling secured by jurors, were pointed tow ard assuring that no prejudice would be held against Meeks be- cause of his illiteracy. Others were designed to determine if evidence of immoral living, not connected with the crime charged. would in- fluence the judgment of his jurors.
 Questioning Continues
 Questioning and challenging of jurors was to continue this after noon, and, because of the lengthy nature of the questioning so far,
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MEEkS TRIAL JURY IS NOT
 YET SELECTED

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ELMER GARNES HERE Elmer Garnes of Angoon is a guest at the Gastineau.
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Lewis
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are not entirely suitable for the
emergency construction period
ahead In which rising prices may
serve to choke off a boom in con-
struction.
I'VE hope to clear the air and
provide a means through which
opinions can be exchanged in a
friendly atmosphere" Mr.. Juste-
ment said in an interview.
The board, he said, could not
only seek to abolish present restric-
tive practices, but also avoid de-
velopment of new ones in the
future.
Noted for Work Here.
The 54-year-old architect has
iron-gray hair and is of medium
height. He talks slowly and evenly
His father was Belgian, and though
Mr.. Justement speaks French he
has settled on the English pronun-
citation of his name-Just-a-ment-
rather than the more difficult
French pronunciation.
He was architect for Falkland
apartment development on Upper
Sixteenth street; Meridian Hill Ho-
tel, the Defense Homes Corp. prop
erty now presumably soon to be
sold along with six other surplus
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war-housing properties In the Dis
trict area, and Fort Dupont DWELL
ings, a National Capital Housing
Authority apartment development
in Anacostia.
Aside from the possibility that
management and labor may be per-
suaded to relinquish some of their
time honored practices which do
not always benefit the ultimate
consumer, Mr.. Justement believes
that something probably can be
done to provide an expanded labor
supply by the time 1t is needed and
that increased earnings Tor workers
could result from profit sharing if
production per man is increased.
Calls for Experiments.
Mr.. JuStement says he's not sure
how either labor or management
will view profit-sharing proposals,
but says he believes experimental
efforts could be made along this
line.
my own conviction" he said, sis
not to take defeatist attitude to-
ward profit sharing"
He pointed out that profit sharing
would offer a reason for increased
production, and also reduce the
need to open the foodgates to bring
in an Unfortunately large number of
new workers in construction trades.
Present prices, in his view, are
"all out of line" and there's no hope
for betterment in sight. The only
way for the worker to achieve a
greater income without construction
prices rising still further is to raise
earnings on the basis of increased
efficiency. Best way to achieve this,
he believes, is some form of profit
sharing.
Realism Held Needed.
In its statement Of purpose, the
board said:
1.-THE construction industry exists
proverbially under feast or famine
conditions and it is not realistic to
assume that if restrictions have
been devised for the protection. and
security of labor or material dealers
these restrictions will be relin-
quished readily"
The statement explained that the
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board, therefore, will seek to sug-
gest procedures under which the
incentives for production outweigh
existing incentives to maintain or
create scarcity"
Declaring it will appeal "to the
enlightened self-interest sof all
groups involved" the board added
it will "endeavor to create good will
and mutual respect among these
groups"
One aim will be to avoid "consid-
ering labor as a mere commodity to
be bought and sold on the market
place" Any increase in labor's
share Of the profits of production
should be based -on increasing pro-
ductivity and efficiency, since con-
struction prices are already excess
sive in comparison to the prices Of
many other items" the board said.
Profits in the construction indus
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Building Trade Survey
Indicates Adequate
Housing for Veterans

The nearly 2,000,00 veterans who
seek homes Of their own in cities
and suburbs will be accommodated
this year and between 200 and 40C
thousand dwellings will be avail
able to other civilians, according to
a recent analysis of Government
data by Producers Council econo-
mists.
This national organization of
buiMing materials and equipment
manufacturers maintains an office
at 8l5 Fifteenth street NV.
In making public the economists
estimates, j. w. Follin, managing
director, noted some reservations.
Servicemen Get Priority.
First of all, servicemen would
have to get first choice on all new
dwellings constructed or created by
reconversion during the year.
Second, inadequate ceiling prices"
on building products or labor Short
ages may not be permitted to ere
tard" residential construction.
The conclusions are based, Mr.
Follin said, on analysis of surveys
conducted by the Army Service
Forces, on Census Bureau data, and
on certain assumptions made by
the National Housing Agency" Mr..
Follin said.
Supply to Exceed Demand.
Analysis of available information
indicates that the number of vet
Grams wanting homes in, the Is
month period from october !, 1915,
to December 81, 1916, will range
from 100000 to 100000, and that
there will be about 100000 non
farm dwelling units available for
them" Mr.. Follin said.
1T is estimated that $4,000 new
nonfarm housing units will be con-
structed in the 15-month period
ending December 81. 1916. that 240.-
600 units can be made available by
relocating temporary war housing
and by conversion of existing struc-
lures, that dissolution of families
will free $4,000 units during the
period, and that $4,000 veterans
families can be housed in dwellings
which were vacant as Of last Octo-
Der l.
1.-THE latter figure is higher than
that used by the MIA, but still rep
resents fewer than one-third of
the total number of nonfarm va
cancies on october /.
Many Veterans to Marry.
"Of the 10,075, 900 servicemen ex-
pected to be demobilized during the
Is months, surveys indicate that
there will be only about 100000 to
100000 married men who will be
seeking a separate nonfarm home,
since majority of the married vet
Grams already have home to re-
turn to.
I'm addition, the estimates indi-
cate that 100000 of the single vet
Grams who will marry during the
period in question will want a
separate home.
1.-The 100000 to 100000 dwellings
not needed by veterans will be avail
able to meet the more urgent
civilian needs. The number OF
doubled-up civilian families will be
greater than usual at the end OF
1916, but much of the pressure for
housing will be removed in i947 as
home building reaches substantial
volume"
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try ARE not excessive" the state
mer1t went on.
To carry out It's program, the
board will hold a series Of meetings
at which each of the subdivisions
Of the building industry will be dis
cussed. The first is scheduled for
February 20.
Representatives of both labor and
management, the board said, will
be invited to call attention to con-
ditions which might be open to i'm
provement SO that construction may
go ahead speedily.
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Col. Mormon Fiske
Honored by Italy
BY the Associated Press.

ROME, Feb. Grown Prince
Umberto yesterday awarded the
Grand Gordon of the Crown of italy
to Col. Norman Fiske. Vancouver,
Wash, in recognition OF his services
while he was deputy executive COM
missioner of the Allied commission.
Col. Fiske is now assigned to Greece
in connection with that country's
coming elections.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-02

imeli samo Sc enega. Ampak jul
goslovanskih skofov v Jugosla-
viii sedaj menda sploh nj, ako
ie bio njihno zadnje pastirsko
pismo resnicno. Sc jim zdi var
nejSe V Rimu, cetudi "a skofe
postaja tudi tam cezdalie boil
nevarno. Tudi V Zed. drzavah,
kjer Poljaki trdijo, da iih je sest
milijonov, so bill imenovani "a
kardinale samo Irci in Nemci.
kot obicajno. Sest milijonov Pc
ljakov, pa Slovenci, Hrvati, Ce-
hi it'd. pa lahko dajejo lie V boga-
ime.
V Palestini so Sc ma bozic do
godili novi krvavi izgredi, da 50
morali precej mrtvecev odnesti
IL Min. Cudno, kako malo po-
meni voScilo, mir ljudem ma
zemlji..." V Palestini pa re
dolgo Sc najmanj.
Pri Proietarcu smo oh spomi-
nih ma minulo leto hvalezni
Vsem, Xxi so lam Sli ma roko. In
zelimo, da DO spet letos tako.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-02
PROLETARH.

800, ola so vedno pripravljeni
delovati "a naprecne ustanoVe
kot P. M. VISA drustva SO tudi
aktivna sa SANS in pomozno
akcijo. Br. Anton Cipcic zasto-
Pa tudi federacijo SNIP V zap.
Pa. Poda precej obSiren govor,
tikajoe Sc razmer V Jugoslaviji
it'd, Njegov govor Sc z odobra-
vanjem vzame ma ~znanje.
zelja vec zastopnikov je bila,
da bi br. Mike Plese spregovoril
nekaj besed o svetovnih razme-
.rah kot Jill on tolmaci. Br. PIE
Sc Sc rade wolfe odzove. Govor
je bill jake zanimiv in koncno
priporoca, ola Sc drustva marc
clio ma Adamicevo revijo "T. &
T."
Razno. Br. Ambrozich pravi,
da bi bio dobro, &c bi Sc spom-
NH malO PrOletarca IN predla-
ga, da Sc Ola SIS V tiskovni sklad.
Sprejeto. Med navzocimi Sc je
pa nabralo $40, torej skupaj $25.
S tenn je bilo delo seize kon-
cano in Sc sklene, da prihodnjo
sejo lahko skliceta br. Trcelj in
Ambrozic OBJ primernem casu.
Zakljucek seize oh 4:45 pop.
Anton Rednak,
zapisnikar.
Opomba: &c sem slucajno kai
nenamenoma prezrl, prosim, da
prizadeti javite, in bonn rade
wolfe popravil.
A. Rcdnak, 1916 Grandview
Ave, N. Braddock, Pa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-02
sprejeli, glavno je, ola pridemo
do dobrih kniig.

sprejeli, glavno je, da pridemo
do dobrih knjig.
Kako je drugace Z Vami in
Vase soprogo? Kaj della tovariS
Molek? Ia tovarisa Kristana
sem slisal med vojno pc radiu,
da je praznoval, mislim, Toilet
nico. Bill je tudi odlikovan cd
nase Wade z Redom "a bratstvo
in edinstvo. Upam, da Sc zivi.
Prosim Vas, prisrcno pozdra-
vite vse mole znance in tovarise.
JAZZ sem, kakor sem re zgoraj
povedal, pr osvobodilnih Dor
bah izgubil skoraj vse svoje po-
hiStvo, obleko, knjige it'd. Pa mic
ne de- Use Sc DO nadomestilo.
lie zivljenj tistih sto in sto tiso-
cev Jugoslovanov, Xxi so bill zrt-
Vovani "a boljse zivljenje mas
vseh, ne DO nihce mogel nado-
mestiti.
Prisrcno in tovariSko Vas po-
zdravlja, Vas
Cerkvenik Angelo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-02

&c hoce KIDD izVrSiti kako To-
povScino, mu nikdar ne zmanj-
ka plemenitih nagibov zato,--
Roda Roda.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-02
~spiionske %dipIomaciie
V Vafikunu konec

Med vojno je bill Vatikan
glavno gnezdo diplomaticnih
intrig in spijonstva, vecje cello
kot pa Stockholm, Madrid ali
Barcelona. Tu je incl svoje
agente cello predsednik Roose-
welt. Ker naSa ustava zvezni
vladi ne dovoljuje, da hi smela
imeti poslanike pri cerkvenih
glavarjih, Sc je Roosevelt temu
izognil z delegiranjem osebnih
zaupnikov pri papezu, da SO mu
porocali O kasi, XII SO jo kuhall
V Rimu. Japonska je p~oslala po-
Slanika k papezu prvic Sele med
minulo vojno. Hitler je bill "a
stopan V Vatikanu z velikimi
pretkanci in vec ali mani vse
druge dezele pc svetu.
NemSki in drugi osiSGni di-
plomati so morali il Rima in
Vatikana kmalu pc vojni, ia
ponski diplomat pa SO bill ma
ukaz generala MacArthurja Sc
lie meseca decembra 1945 pozva-
nj domov. Steer pa ina sveta
stolica pc tel vojni veliko mani
diplomaticne in politicne vazno-
sti kot jo je imela med vojno III
pc prejsnji vojni. Mnoge dezele,
XII SO imele pref ali strogo kleri-
kalne, ali klerofaSisticne, ali lie
zmerno katoliSke Wade, imajo
sedaj liberalne republikanske
refine, cato je Vatikan V Min
izgubil svojo stare politicno
moe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-02
KOMENTARU
(Nadaljevanje s /. stran

NNJN - DSN 49,
~slaviji MISC Sc nikoli imeli repu-
bike, in sedaj, ko SO 81 10 usta-
novili, morda pa DO il ME kaj
dobrega nastalo? In ker re 60
vorimo o %portretih, sal smo ime-
Ii tudi Rooseveltovega V vsakem
salunu, V vsaki dvorani in V VISA
XII Hist. In &c to sedaj pc rusko
in ameriSko V Jugoslaviii posne-
majo, sal je Tito vendarle nekaj
Vec kot pa je bila pref ma 18TH
stenah slika malega Petrcka V
dvornem ornatu. In MENU MISC
rekli mas VODKA pac pa ME
govo Velicanstvo".
V Jugoslaviji je opozicija,
pravi Leigh White V Knighto-
viii dnevnikih in to je dobro, da
je. In on je lahko zmerial Tita
in titovce in "totalitarizem" V
ameriSke dnevnike brzoiavno il
Beograda. Morda so moza re DO
gnali cd tam, ker kot znano, tn
di V Zed. drzavah smo zelo stro-
81, koga dopustimo sem in ma
meji Sc natanGno pobrigamo, &c
je cloVek, Xxi prihaja k nam, po-
staVno poroCen, ali pa potuje lie
S kako zarocenko ne da bi bila
zakonlto porocena. Pokojni Ma
ksim Cork je dozivel pr mas
radi tega dolgo povest, in pa
Spanish republikanci ter nekai
avstrijskih socialistov. A mnogi
so dobili pr mas tudi zavetje in
to je V kredit tel dezeli. Mixer
nj vse zlato, kar Sc sveti, ne V
J~ugoslaviji, ne V Rusiji, in ne V
Zed. qrzavah.
Kongresnik Allen, republican
nee IL Illinoisa, Sc je dine 27. dec.
razjezil V zbornici mad predsed-
nixon Trumanom in ga obdol-
I'll, da hoce z naSim (ameriSkim
"kapitalisticnim'' d e M
zgraditi socialism pc svetu.
"Dvajset milijard hoce zapra-
viii" je dejal Allen, da unici
mas. druzabni red. Toda &c iih hi
podaril kapitalistom in bi potem
Sc nasa dezela propadla V polo
min, ali bi bill Allen boil zado-
voljen? Ali pa je toliko zabit,
da sploh ne We, kaj scebeta.
Predsednik Truman je "a po-
sojilo Angliji, ker hoce s TEN
pomagati naSi dezeli, ne pa pro-
gramu, XII ga Clement Attlee o.
mania "a socializem. AmeriSki
toriji maj to razumejo sebi ko-
rist ne pa socializmu ma Angle
Skem, kjer ga V sedanjih raz-
merah Sc dolgo ne DO.
Slovanske dezcle je papez pr
imenovanju kardinalov meseca
decembra izpuStil, Slovenci Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-02
ProsvefnU ln0ficu
" zupudni Pc.

v ZOpOUEfs 70.
Zapisnik konferencne seize
kIubov JSZ in druStev Prosvet-
ne Matice V zapadni Pa, vrse-
&c Sc V nedeIjo %. oktobra 1915
V dvorani Postojnska jana st.
1873 SNPJ Strabanu, Pa.
Br. John Tercelj pozdravi ma
vzoce zastopnike kot organiza-
tor conference in zeli, da bi bill
ia sestanek kar najbolj uspesen
V danaSnjih razmerah in odpre
sejo oh 3. pop. zeli, da Sc izvoli
predsednika in zapisnikarja "a
to >sejo. Ia predsednika je So
glasno izvoljen br. John Ter
cell, in "a zapisnikarja pa An
ION Rednak.
Br. J. Ambrozic precita zapis-
nix zadnje seize, in je bill sprejet
S popravkom, da je dine "A, sept.
1914 bio V blagajni $66.45 in
nc pa dolg kakor je bilo oznace-
40 V zapisniku.
Dopisi. Br. Geo. Smrekar zeli
konferenci obilo uspeha. Seize Sc
ne more udeleziti radi della. Sc
vzame ma znanje. Pismo Cd Oh.
Pogorelca, 81. tajnik Zveze, Sc
vzame ma znanje. - Tajnik ia
kob Ambrozic poda financno po-
rocilo. V blagajni je $63.98,
Knjige sta pregledala Ant. Ro-
zarec in Ant. Rednak. Ugotav-
ljata, da so V pravem redu, ma
kar Sc financno porocilo odobri.
Zastopani SO sledeci klubi J.
S. Z. in druStva Prosvetne ma
ticc: Klub 118 (Strabane) zasto-
pajo John Tercelj, John Kok-
Itch, Frances Bartel in Mako
TekaVec. 175 Moon Rum Jennie
Jerala. Dramski klub (Strabane)
John Bradac in Joe ZupanciC,
Slovenski dom library Frank
Rupnik in Felix Jurjevec. -
Drustva SNIP: 6 (Sygan) Julius
Lesjak. 35 IN. Braddock) Louis
Karish. 80 Moon Rum Frank
Aubel, 80 Midway Peter Lu-
kan in Jakob Rupnik. 118 pitts
burgh) Mix PovSe, V. Arch, NJ.
Ple$e in J. Hrvatin. 295 bridge
Ville) John Jereb, Louis Glazar
in John Kvartic. 800 (BraddockJ
Anton Rozanec in Anton Red
max. Federacija SNIP "a zap,
Pa. Anton Cipcic.
POrOCilo zastopnikov: Ia klub
1l8, Strabane, poroca br. John
Tercelj, da kar Sc tice Min klu-
ba, ola SO sedaj najbolj aktivni
pri SANSu in "a pomoc V start
kraj. Kar Sc pa tice politicnega
della, so pa pasivni IL razloga,
ker ~manjSinske stranke, kot So
cialisticna sedaj, sploh MISC ma
volilni listi V DRAW Pa. DELUXE
jo pa Sc vedno pri dramskem
klubu in pr DIR. 1873 in gledajo,
ola pridejo napredne stvari pred
clanstvo in da tudi odobrijo. -
Ia klub ITS Moon Run poroca
Jennie Jerala in praVi, da kar
imajo clanov, gledajo, da so do
brostojeci. Ljudje Sc boil slabo
brigajo "a delavske stvari, &c
pa .ie treba denarja "a zidati no
vo cerkev, pravi, imajo pa veil
ko pomagacev. - Ia dramski
klub "SoGa", Strabane, poroc9
br. Joe Zupancic in pravi, da SO
vclanjeni V Prosvetni mattel cd
zacetka. Priredili so vec iger, in
so tudi aktivni pri SANSu. -
Ia SLOW. dom Library poroca
br. Frank Rupnik in pravi, da
NTH Dom vedno podpira napre-
dine stvari in SO "a Prosvetnc
matico. = Ia druStva SNIP po-
rocajo kot sledi: Ia 6, Sygan
poroca Julius Lesjak in njih
drustvo je vedno, pripravljenc
podpirati napredne ustanove
DR.. 35, N. Braddock, je bilo clar
T, M. Sc, ko je spadalo k SSPZ
lstotako je druStvo SO, Midway
bio clan P. NJ. cd zacetka. Za
DIR. SO, Moon Run, poroca Frank
Aubel in Nth drustvo tudi pod.
plra T. NJ. Istotako p~orocajo "a.
ctOnpiki od Jr,,Sfox, 10 :,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-01-02
STAIN NAPREDEK
SLOVENSKEGA
DENARNEGA ZAVODA

Chicago, Ill. - Donald j. Lo-
trio, tajnik Jugoslovanskega
stavbinskega in posojilnega dru-
Stva nam poroca, da je imetek
tie organizacije oh koncu |. 1915
prekoracil poldrugi million do
larjev. To je napredek, XII ga be-
lei lie malokatera podobna u
stanova, posebno Sc ako Sc po-
misli, ola 10 je bila zadnja depre-
sija pognala skoro ma rob pro-
pada.
Odbor je sklenil ma zadnji
sell, da Sc vpise 80 obresti ma
vse vloge "a zadnjih sest mese-
cev.
Obcni zbor JSPD Sc DO vrSil
zadnjo soboto V februarju V Slo-
venskem delavskem centru, 1901
S: Lawndale Ave, ma katerem
bodo podana tocna porocila 0
poslovanju tega zavoda Ia leto
1945. - &. u.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-12
| Committee
Seeks Better
ChiId Care
By ADELAIDE KERR

N4APs Mewsfeutures Writer
CHARLOTTE CARR, once head
- of Hull House in Chicago and
now executive director of the
Citizens Committee on. Children
of New York, is making a new
and different attack on the ju-
venile delinquency problem.
Associated with her are So OUT
standing New York men and
women, many of whom are high
ranking professionals in fields
touching the welfare of children.
I'm the past we have made
eur care of the child so special
lied that we have failed to see
the child as afwhole." Miss Carr
said. One group concentrated
on health. another on seddca-
tion. a third on welfare. But
none 7of the groups concerned
themselves much with what
was being done for the child
in the other groups. Asa result
there are lot Of gaps resulting
in serious lacks in our attack on
this problem of juvenile delin-
quencY. st1 fa seta
The aim of j the Citizens
Committee has been to survey
the field. find the gaps and
work in amy way possible to
remedy them. Eventually I'VE
should like to see a City Plan
ming Commission for Children
in every big city in the coun-
try. ~
7"It would function as a regular
city planning commission does.
Its members would be the COM
of welfare, health, ed
ucation, courts, parks and police
as well as professional experts in
those fields. Its job would be to
find the gaps and overlapS be-
tween the various services and
then the cure which would insure
the children of the town, happy,
healthy development"
AS illustration of lacks in the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-12
Cardinals Have Another
Rookie Pitching Ace In
Excl Fred Martin, 80

when Martin won % games and
lost six. He began that season
with Is straight Texas League tri-
umphs and finished with an earn
ed run average, of 1.54, second
only to HOWE Pollet's 1.16.
Martin is a slim six-foot-one
right handler, weighing ITO
pounds. He comes from Gamer
on, Okla, and hopes to follow in
the footsteps of other Cardinal
pitchers who made good the first
year in the big time.
Among the Red Bird rookie
tossers who made the grade their
first year up are such stars as
Mort Cooper, now with the Bos-
ton Braves, Harry Breechen,
Johnny Beazley, Ken Burkhart,
HOWE Krist and Pollet.
1t appears as though Martin is
destined to join this group.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-12
Pittsburgh Trims Boston, So;
Cinci Edges New York, 50;
n. Louis Beats Brooklyn, 90
Gny Associated Press)

siakmah defeated Boston, 5
50 m q same under the lights
- mxht in TIE Smoky City,
Fhareh acofed two in the first
aaHA but the invaders were
ee mmrless until the fourth,
an shey chalkcd ap one. Pitts
h naae three more in the
s wails another two was
s ~ Bosion in the eighth.
So xerh vas trimmed. 3'to
3 ~ Ciaeinnstl In the Ohio
Ea4. TIE viastsrn failed 10 score
aHtl fbe ninfh frame while
nsnsaa registered two in
49, fiEsf end smother in the
feaFfe.
ElsFlua on is own field, St
ts mallupcd Brooklyn, Q to
= HseaAlyn scored first. making
H iu ths second inning, but St
LESS caHao uut Of the slum in
tha fsth o. register four.