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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-13
LIBBY COMPANY OFFICIALS
 HERE ON WAY TO WESTWARD

Ed Willk!e, president of Lib- by, McNeill and Libby Company, of Chicago, and Guy Graham, general manager for the company's Alaska division, passed through Ju- neau today on their way to Yaku- tat They arrived on Pan Amen- can from Seattle and departed via Pacific Northern Airlines. They will return to Juneau in few days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-13
TAKU LODGE GUESTS

Guests who have been -evelling this week in the unique wonders of Taku Lodge include: Dr. Emily Pierson and Anne Pierson of Hart ford, Conn; MT. ard Mrs. John Parmenter of Juneau; Freeman Eagleson and Clyde Phillips of Col umbus, Ohio; Paul Miller and C. l. Weaver of Springfield, Ohio
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-13
BRIT0N5 PLAN STRUGGLE vS. ECONOMY ILLS
Discussion on Easing Loan Terms Starts Monday
 in Washington

LONDON. Aug. 13-tR-Govern- ment officials met with trade un- ion leaders and industrialists to- day to make plans for combating British economic ailments with the newly voted and extensive con- trols over labor, industry and wealth.
 The controls became law with King Georges assent after receiv- ing final Parliamentary approval from the House of Lords this morn ing. The crisis bill empowers the Labor Government to muster all British resources and guide la Dor into essential industries in ef-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-13
LIBBY CHEMISTS HERE

L. P. Callahan and L. E. A. Hooey, both of Seattle, chemists for Libby, McNeill and Libby, came in yesterday from the Westward where they have been on com- pany business. They are staying Ut the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-13
GENE MURRAY LEAVES
 FOR SEATTLE TODAY

Gene Murray, president of the Alaska Salmon Industry, Inc, and vice. president of the Bristol Bay Packing Company, was to leave Juneau today for Seattle after an extended stay in Alaska on com- pany business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-13

Margaret Baldwin was granted a divorce this morning by Federal Judge George w. Folta in U. $. District Court here from Donald Stanley Baldwin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-13
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. Aug. l3.-R-Clos- ing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is SIS, American Can 89, Anaconda 355s, Curtiss- Wright Az. International Harvester 86h Kennecott 437s, New Yrok Gen. tral l4is. Northern Pacific l9ai. U. s. Steel ria, Pound $4.02s..
 Sales today were 690.000 shares.
 Averages today are: Industrials, 17981, rails, 48.31; utilities, 35.48.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-13

JERUSALEM r-- Sirens moaned out another general alarm in Jeru- salem when troops and uniden- tified gunmen exchanged gunfire at one of Jerusalems security zone gates. Troops rushed to action stations throughout Jerusalem.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-13

NOTHING NEW HERE
 Meanwhile, in Juneau, no new developments have been made known in the nine day old strike which began here and threatens the entire Territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-13
kET(HIkAN PORT CLOSED BY ILWU
 IN DOCK STRIKE
Harry Bridges, ILWU Head, Meets in Seattle with
 Steamship Operators

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Aug. 13 -CIO affiliated longshoremen to- day ordered the port of Ketchi- kan closed, effective last midnight to all major coastWise shipping
 The only exemptions are for the Briggs Steamship Corporation and small boats. The Briggs Company is not major shipping concern
 Similar action by the Inter- national Longshoremen's and Ware housemen's Union previously was put into effect at Juneau and at Seward.
 The unions notice of non-hand- ling of cargo gave TO explanation but at Seattle William Getting regional director for the union said the union demands contract protection" against possible court action under the Taft-Hartley la Dor law in future disputes.
 Gettings said that the dispute has teen referred to the unions head office in San Francisco fol- lowing the unannounced visit in Seattle by Union President Harry Bridges Gettings said Bridges met with officials of the Alaska ship companies while in Seattle for a regional conference.
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09

ANTHONY F. Di DOMENICO
Medic Waldt 1925
A. J. Kennedy, Jr. 1912
Anthony F. Di Domenico 9,948
Vsem zvolenym platf nase srdecne b~lahopranf.
Bylo volici odhlasovano, re polcejnf komisaf Dude usta-
noven guvernerem.
Take povoleny n~asledujfci pGjcky:
cfs. - Skoln1; els. 3 = Skolnf ZaT1zen1; els. A - LetiSte;
els. 9 - Knihovna; els. IL - Recreation; els. 14-Kanalisace;
6fs Is Stadium a els. IT Parkovan1.
Vysledky voleb " z. warde:
DAlesandro, Jr. 4,188
Kelly 4,197
McCardeIl 4,O86
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09

Doba "Kvet1" je tez dobou
Flower Mart"
Augustine HeTmana Skupina
Zenske Obcanske Lfgy opet "a
s1la pozvanf Cechoslovak1m v
Baltimore a okolf by navstlvili
jejich "Boudu" O Flower Mart,
ktery Sc Dude konati We stfedu,
IA. kvetna v srdci naseho mesta
pri 1pat1 pomnfku JiTfho Wa
shington ma Mt. Vernon Place.
V teto csl. boude budou sc
prodavati vsechny zname do
broty jake strddl, sisky, kolac-
ky, buchty s tvarohem a ma
KEN, babovky, atd. Minuleho
roku nekteT1 zakazn1ci jiz ma
mas cekali, neil jsme pfisly k
nasemu stanku.
Byly bychom velmi povdec-
ny nasfm krajankam, kdyby
nam prispely nejakym zpGso-
benz, upekly nejakou jejich
zvlastnost a darovaly naSemu
stanku.
Poslednfch nekolik rok1 byl
nedostatek masla a cukru. Le-
tosni situace sc ponekud zlep-
Isila a proto vas proslme ucinte
pro mas co m1zete. Ku prikla-
du "listy" Sc velice dobre pro-
davaj1 v Martu a nen1 ma ne "a
potTeba mnoho cukru. Take
biscuits jdou dobTe ma odbyt a
cukr Sc ma ne nepotrebuje. To
jsou pouze navrhy a my vine,
re kazda z Vas mile hospodyn-
ky mate svdj zamilovany re-
cept.
PTedsedkou MAST boudy je
p1. Anezka Svejdova, 2340 E.
Monument ul. a ona Dude Yam
velice povdecna "a jakoukoliv
pomoc. Vase Donations" MI
zete zanechati v jejfm zlatnic-
KEN obchode, nebo v den Mar
tn, IA. kvetna pTi navsteve ma
seho stanku, ktery Dude otev-
ren cd 10 rano do 9 vecer.
Budeme Sc t6Siti ma shleda-
nou S Vami!
Mrs. Anthony J. Peroutka,
pTedsedka Skupiny Z
Augustine Hefmana
zenske Obcanske Llgy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09
DOPIS.

KOngresn1k Thomas Dale
sandro, Jr. je move zvoleny sta
rosta mesta Baltimore = do
mfsta velke zodpovednosti =
zaslouzf 81 nejen vse neJlepsi
cd obyvatel1 a hlavne Cechu,
ale take nejsrdecnejs1 spolu-
praci k 1spesne a dobre adml-
n~istraci. UpTlmne blahopranl
Mayoru D'Alesanro!
Avsak, v teto dobe a nez-li Sc
uime svych povinnost1 v NEST
ske sprave, uprazdnl Sc Jeho
mfsto v Kongresu, a State Cen
trail Committee distriktu must
nekoho vybrati k nominaci kon-
gresnika 8. distriktu We zvlast-
Mich volbach, ktere ustanovl
guverner.
Bylo by velkym uspokojenim
pro nase krajany, kdyby ma to-
to mfsto padl v 1vahu 9th
JOHN Walls, jediny Czech
Glen Statni Zakonodarny Ma
rylandu.
Pan Wallis je mlady, energic-
ky muz, vyslouzilec z 2. sveto-
We valky, ktery slouzil v zamo-
RI, ktery ma mnoho pfatel a
muze Sc pochlubiti peknym re-
kordem veTejne sluzby, ktery
ST ziskal v poslednlm zasedanl
IStatni Zakonodarny.
Nasi volici ceskeho a sloven.
skeho pIGvodu byli by zajiste
velice povdecni, kdyby vedoucl
8. Distriktu Dem. State Central
Committee vybrali p. JOHNA
|VALISE ma uprazdnene misto
Kongresnika!
LOUIS J .SVEHLA
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09
Den Matek.

Je to velky a slavny svatek,
ktery oslaven jest vdecnymi
ditkami, ktere v den tento xvi
tim anebo jinym darkem PROBE
vuJl lasku i vdecnost svym dra-
hymn matickam.
Byla to krasna myslenka tu-
TO jednu nedeli v roce zasvetiti
tenn bytostem, jez udrzuji ma
rod v detech a v detech nasich
5 kterymi dale zijeme, a nebyti
dobrych miluj1cfch matek, ne
bylo by ami zdarnych syn1 AMI
deer naroda. Nebot v rukou
zeny a matky spoc1va ia sluzba
neJvetsl. Kdoz by pax rad ne
pov6del sve mamince, jak j ma
rad a medal il ma jevo, jak my
sll a vzpomfna ma nj, zije-li
snad kdesi v dali a nebo snad
ia draha maticka spf jiz tam
odkud nen1 navraceni. Tu, je-
Ii MONO, ozdobi row jejf xvi
tim a neni-li to NONE, pax slzu
bolu a vdecnosti v tiche vzpo-
mlnce "a nj vyron1.
Mes1c kveten Ease Sc vraci a
S MIN V pine krase kvetu prina-
81 nam krasny svatek "Vsech
Maminek". Letosnf den Matek
jest vyznamnejs1 nez vsechny
minute, protoze nikdy jeste ne
bylo tax velikeho utrpen1 jake
prave "a posledn1 des1tileti
zpusobene "zvrhlou rasou ger
manskou." A toto utrpenf po-
stihlo nejv1ce Matky pc celem
svete, nebot to byly ony, ktere
widely jak jejich deti jsou ubf-
jeny, do ohne "a ziva hazeny,
jak jejich synove v nejkrasnej-
sim veku davaji posledni S
|"Bohem sve "Matce" a mnoho
a mnoho Sc jich v1bec nevrati-
10. Ver1me pevne, re valecna
litice ma celem svete jest jiz
|spoutana. A proto Dude to nej-
krasnejsf svatek, ktery budem
oslavovat II. kvetna v nedeli
letos svatek "Vsech Maminek.'
M. SENGER,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09
LETADLEM DO
STARE VAST.

Tuto nedeli odlet1 Ietadlem
do Stare Vlasti znama kraJan-
ka PAM Anezka Cervenkova,
majitelka "Flamingo Lodge,
|ieii dcera Lilyan Brozik a yet
pan Gus Brozfk, pravnlk. '
Ceskoslovensku navStlvl sve
pTibuzne a take navstivl Kar-
low Vary, Frantiskovy Lame,
Lame Podebrady, Kolin, Kut-
nou Horu a samozrejme matte
ku Prahu.
Prejeme jim stastnou cestu,
prfjemny pobyt a stastny ma
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09
Politicka schIze |. Ceskeho De-
mokratickeho Klubu 2. wardy
ma Chester ulici " patek,

z. kvetna.
Schnze byla pod r1zenim p.
R. Behounka. Klub tento Je ry-
re cesky, kde Sc soustfeduJl
vsichni pravf Cesi. Pc feclch
|radznych kandidatd, pozadal
predseda pana Frantiska Pelze
adv promluvil k navstevnlkGm
|teto schnze. Kriceno, cesky,
cesky. Byl jsem pfekvapen Je-
no krasnou cestinou, dix jeho
matinee a zesnulemu otci, me-
mu prrfteli. Jak by byl rad Je-
no otec, re jeho syn jest dobry
Czech. Franku dr. Sc ceskeho
naroda, tim vyniknes, nechce-
me ably isl zanikl v Americkem
mori jake sta synd a deer ma
SIGH zesnulych vlastencu a pra-
covnfkG. Dokavad budeme mi
til takovou druhou generaci, ne
musfme Sc obavati, re cesky Il
vel zanikne v Baltimore.
Vemte 81 pf1klad z Chicago
a jinych NEST, kde druha a ire
tt generace zustala ceskou:
Bvl isem ma politicke schulz
" klubu Ceskych MladlkG ma
Ashland Ave. Dvorana klubu
byla zaplnena ceskym lidem, a
vsak tam jsem neslysel ceskeho
slova;.tam jiz cesky zapomnell
PAM A. Kleckova. chot ne
zapomenutelneho dobreho &C.
cha o. Augusta Klecky, vladnl-
no marsala mela. krasnou rec,
Dekuji il jmenem vsech cechc
a CeSek kteT1 nebyli prltomnl
Dala vytky nasf nesoustrednos-
ii, proto to bylo prohrano pr
poslednfch primarkach
B. J. S
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09
POHREB.

Dne 1. kvetna zemreI V
City Hospital krajan vdovec p.
Frank Gasparovic, $50 Boston
St. We start 81 roku. Narodil
Sc ma Slovensku. Zanechal zde
l syna.
Pohreb konal sc v pondell,
s. kvetna re Cvachova Pohr.
Domu do kostela sv. Vaclava a
odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vyku-
.pitele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09
Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr.

VIternfch mestskych volbach byl zvolen "a
noveho naseho starostu 9th. Thomas D'Alesan-
drO, Jr, dobry pfftel naseho csl. ldu v Baltimore
a vzacny pritel "Telegrafu". K jeho vftszstvi
budiz mu upffmne bIahopfano. Bylo zaslouzene!
PTejeme p.D'Alesandro v jeho novem trade
mnoho zdaru!
Pro p. DAlesandro bylo celkem odevzdano 96,161 ha-
sd a Size O 24,272 HAST vice nez-li obdrzel jeho republikansky
prohvnfk p. .. K. NICE, pro ktereho odevzdano 1889 hlasu.
S p. DAlesandro byli zvoleni vsichni ostatni demokratic-
tt kandidati mestske rady a sice:
C. MARYLAND KELLY, "a Predsedu Mestske Rady
j.. NEIL McCARDELL, Ia Msstskeho Kontrolora
A 20 RADNfCH.
ZVOLENf RADN IA 2. DISTRIKT:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09
SNATEK.

Tuto nedeli, II. kvetna We 3
hodiny odpofedne oddani bu-
dou v Chramu Pane sv. Kateri-
ny snoubenci p. Edward w. vi
tax sc 81. Elizabeth M. Rine.
zenich je synem z kraJanske
rodiny p. a pi. Franka a Louise
Vitak, 9O7 N. Rose ST.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09

Manzelnm Teddy a Name
Michalek, 400 N. Kenhill Ave.
narodil sc v patek, 2. kvetna v
nemocnici sv. Josefa chlapecek
a vail 7 Id. 2 OF. Maminka a
robatko jsou zdravy. Chlapci
dano jmeno Theodore John.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09
Svetici Ike Dni Matek /.
FRANK J. ROSNER

Maleho tvorecka matka uspava,
bdf mad MIN a stale pozor dava;
"Hajej jen, dadej mGj malicky hochu,
zdrimni 81, S and1lky pohrej 81 trochu."
Do trfdy prvnf synka vypravuje,
co as z nej Dude kdys tax ~uvazuje,
"a rucku vede no az k ucitelce,
pTeda il v ochranu, deli S nj srdce.
Carovne znacky nabyvajf tvaru,
synacek prosp1va v zivota jaru
nj mracek cel1cko mladistve kali,
zacek jest pozorny, cistotny, dbaly.
Mamince starosti nedajf spati,
tot 1del kazde jest lidske vzdy matt,
zatim CO synacek V horecce 1pl,
tezko Sc dycha il, hofe Sc kupf.
Chmurne vsak dny nahradf Ease jasne,
zeleZne povaze matky svet zasne,
jen by syn jej1 Gle moh' dosici =
dovede mnohe 81 veci odT1ci.
Kdyz pax uz v jinocha rGsti poclna,
mnohdy 81 ma mladsf leta vzpomfna,
blaho j v6dom1 vzdycky pos1l1,
neb radost z hocha ma - dix jehO pill.
Pokud Jest ma blfzku slastne jest matce,
i kdyz vse neklape, pfec il tax sladce,
primhouTi oci kdyz tvof1 neplechu,
mracek sc pTezene pres jeJ1 strechu.
A kdyz Sc ma chvfli z domova vzdalil,
smutkem Sc .oblicej matky zahalll,
starost1 srdce il busilo prudce,
ably no neznicil nejaky skddce.
Navrat a pokani syn Ease cinl,
konat pry Dude ted jen dobrodin1,
matce je blaze neb pobl1z je Ease,
postrada syna vzdy v kazdickem case.
Prihnala zlovolna vichfice zlobu,
mnoheho zkosila v temnotu hrobu,
syn, ktereho tez ma vojnu 81 wall,
vratil sc domu zas V matcin dunn maly.
Nasel 81 nevestu a jde do sveta,
maticce IDA Sc, re pc vsem je veta,
srdce, &C puka il horem a laskou,
nemnze deliti - co vetS1 paskou.
Do dalne ciziny S nadej1 specha,
kde tfpytne paprsky jsou mu utecha =
mamicka v dalekem domove chfadne,
srdce Sc seslabf a tvaf il vadne.
Zarmoucen vzpom1na ma svoje mladi,
lax Sc kdys matickou nell tax radi,
mnohdy IDA Sc mu, nabyt potesen1
lie kdyz Sc S nejhezcl d1vkou ozenl. =
zivot vsak prcha, hromad1 Sc leta,
"a kratko DO mnohem dobrem je veta,
nahradf cokoliv matefskou lasku?
n~ejvets1, nejlepsf, uprimnou pasku?
Maticko, v dalekem domove kdesi,
utri slzu z Okla a vzpomen Jen 81,
i kdyz Tv1j odloucen syn je cd Tebe,
yer, re III zasvetil zivot i sebe.
I kdyz mas more a vzdalenost deli,
budiz Ii zehnano - srdce mi veil,
p~rostora, cas- nen1 del1tkem stest1 -
yer, syn TvGj neklesl nesesel z cesty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09
DAIRY.

Dalsf Vykaz ma Sbfrku Sdru-
zenf Csl. SpolkG We prospech
csi. sirotkn We Stare Vlasti.
Sberatelka p1. M. Pillar.
Knfzka els. 10.
PAM Josefa Jefabek $500
p1. Earl c.. OFT LOO
p1. Barbora Hacker LOO
%. Frank Pillar LOU
%. Martin Hacker LOO
Celkem $500
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09
E DO
CHICAGO

Sc upozornujf, re chteji-li mfti
zajistene m1sto v hotelu musf
Sc pTihlasiti u br. Edy Sticky,
POLO Ashland Ave. nejpozdeji
do "a. kvetna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09

= Tel. Jednota "Sokol" Bel
camp, Md, Cvicitelsky Sbor s
detmi poTada v nedeli, dine IL.
lkvetna "Oslavu Svatku Matek"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14
MANY DETROITERS
TO ATTEND CONFAB

0nt '1r lafgc>' D'trf 7c'-
cks''en, n wears IS expected "a
ten1 no NAACP annual ns.
te1s conference In vi Nnc
rn V0itn VIII hc clmaNcd hy
an dc-cSs ~ the Lincoln NJ
wai hv President Ia 5
1ar
l a8if rs ihc c-aia ioE
cEetrs Sciectc5 n the 'o
NaN cle 4ar up .
o'rc C7rs7'lons are .oTd,nc
tanned 81 Cocktail Shower
honoring pretty GRAYcE SAD.
LER 1THe Gotham Hotels
Penthouse last Saturday night.
Therk were all kinds Of drinks
and Hors { oeuvre and eanapes
etc. The snsrilY dressed ladies'.
who brought from household 10
personal Gifts played bridge and
ether games Ill J a. N. GrsYee
wore q gorgeous black suit and
stunning pink hat with = bird
q paradise on II. The hosiesseS
were theresa Kins Vivian
Cooper Blanche Sturdy and
Theims Marie S;srks. Among
me iovehes enjoying the oeea
sion were Monieil Samuels. Dit
Stephens Evelyn Money. Dor
oinY solomon Louise Stewart.
Johnetia Robinson. Vuniee Bar
rev Martha Robinson. Gladys
Milit Constance Jordan and
others Words are inadequate
'ools 20 express our regrets for
Being unable 70 attend this az.
tsir bu: cur eft was there
GraYce becomes The bride Of
James G Apperson Jr. this
weekend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14
'HappenStanceS
BY Thslms Browne

'oes from more than 80 differ
or City last week for the Ma
pol Congress With cameras.
desire L. see the Motor lily OF
ed about in great hordcs.
~ 10 accommodate their MANY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14

5RAYcE sADLER
s1o"ERED
f0er .7veiy hosiesEes enter
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-18
Males Clad Only N Shorts
Draw Fire Of Commission
Bill Passed Requiring Tops

Other members advised that
more notice should be given to
trunk-wearers and that a law
should be passed to back up ar
rests. L. Carkonell held out for
action which would take effect
Immediately and he and Mayor
Demeritt voted against the final
motion! Carbonel withdrew his
motion after Assistant City At
torney Ignacio Lester supported
Cooper's advice to move slowly.
Cooper had remarked that 1t
would be unreasonable to COM
mence making arrests without
some warning and said that lack
of tops did not constitute Elm
decent exposure" He agreed
with Carbonelps original sugges-
ton that something should be
done, however.
Carbonell recalled that two
women. ono wearing jacket.
had been arrested for indie
cent exposure" for wearing
suits on Duval street. Declar-
Continued an Page Four>
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-18
Drivers License
!. Revoked g Days

The first application hsse ef
the new State law. providing .
$50 fine or 60-dsy rcvoc.tson NJ
the drivers license fos driving
while under the influenre Il
liquor was used against wsihan
r. Merchant. seaman first class.
by Municipal Judge Enrique W.
quinaldo this afternoon
Esquinaldo found Merchsps, .
member Of the crew u the PCS.
1881. guilty OF operating an Aus
tin sedan which his q Chevsoiss
sedan on Eaton street about q -
o'clock last night. Officcr Paul
Stofer. who arrested Merchant
reported the sailor was under ne
influence of intoxicanss.
The Chevrolet. owned by f~-
land Sawyer. 00a Eaton street.
was parked when hit by tlse Aua
tin. The parked ears lagxmEs
conf hrtmens IVES bcsa in. 60
light smashed. tail, pise snt
bumper bent and fender dent<d
The front Of the Austin wss
smashed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-18

Men who walk around the
streets garbed only in a pair OF
shorts drew the fire of Commits
sioner Louis Carbonell at last
nights City Commission meeting
and his colleagues joined in the
Attack.
The Commission finally
passed . motion by John Car
bonsll TO have the city attcr-
ney draw up an ordinance re-
quiriug men to wear tops to
their bathing trunks or other
shorts. An amendment was
added by Albert Cooper to the
effect that the measure de-
scribe areas in which bathing
suits may be worn.
Louis Carbonell had moved
that the commission authorize
the arrest of men not wearing
tops. He suggested that womer
be required to wear jackets over
their bathing tops. An area
within two blocks of the beach
he said, would be exempt from
the regulations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-18
Kills Daughter,
Son And Shoots
Il " d Realtors
MAINTAIN neFUnIATEDeoVEn
ATTESGPrs 10 RElsosE ms
CHILDREN FROM HIS scARts
BEAT CHILDREN 10 DEATH

(Dy The Asseelatea Rres11
Miami June II. Chris Rus
sen. who resided III he Allapa-
tax section Of this city, Killed
his two children, shortly before
. O'clock this morning, and slot
and critically wounded I man
and his wife.
He beat to death his children,
John. 8, and Peggy, II, and then
walked to real estate office
next door and shot Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter r. Wolff. Wolff was shot
thrcssh the throat and left, hand.
and Mrs, Wolff 4hro1ahtt he left
sshcNl<ler and laft aide They wsse
taken "a jackson Memorial Hos
ipital where II was said itl,ey
may did.
When arrested. Russell blamed
the Wnlffs and other neiehbofs
mn IN rDnAle Gts4fvssld
that, little more than = week
ago, Russell had been gwen i
hearing in q juvenilel cout re-
garding the, way he, had treated
his Children He asserted that hye
was not, going to let the Jaw
take his children from him. ,a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-18
Vera Cruz 10 Miles From Where 1t
Should Be On Maps, Survey Shows

Members Of the Of the Naval survey ships that
will put in here FridaY discovered that Vera Cruz
Mexico. was located 10 miles the nautical maps from
whore should b. according 70 report resolved here
today.
For years the captains Of vessels putting into
Vera Cruz reported hs their copassss running out
Of order = tsY approached that port The
passes pvt their ships sout 10 miles away from Vera
Crux. =
The Navy vessels. UsS. Tannsr. USS. ellis and UsS
Simon Newcomb. assigned BY the Navy Department
with psrmission ~ The Mexican government to make
surveys 70 determine what wrong with the
passes.
The Nswcomhe which made trip to New Orleans
after the Vera Cruz survey; the Tanner ana the ellis
which coming here directly from Vera Cruz will all
join in Key West Friday. After taking supplies Of
oil and food the Subuafno Base shps will depart
the same day for New York City
= The Nswcomb and the Tanner vessels Of about
10000 and about $50 feet II length The ellis
similar ship.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-18
City VIII Probe
|No-lnterest Policy
|Of Utilities Here

After hearing strong protest
from Commissioner Louis Car
bonell that the city gas, electric
and water companies pay no in
terest on consumers deposits, the
City Commission voted unani-
last night to have the city at
torney investigate the practice.
Commissioner Albert Cooper
introduced the resolution follow
|4ng Carbonelrs 4, assertion that
"the little fellow. year after year,
gets no return on his deposits"
In New York, he continued, de-
posts are held one, year and af-
ter the second year, the consumer
gets his deposit back with inter-
est.
1.-THE City Electric System, Key
West Gas Company and Florida
Keys Aqueduct Commission"
Carbonen said, "can hold your
deposits to judgment day. The
Commission should do something
about it." He said he had been
called by dozens of people.
Commissioner Hunter Harden
member of the Utility Board Of
the City Electric System, said the
board had considered doing
something about interest pay
ments. Mayor Demeritt called
the protest meritorious and City
Manager 0, ]. S. Ellingson ,said
that utilities III most cities pay
interest 1dspD9ts