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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-12
A Lor&ntffyak gyilese. A Lo.

- AOIaut14ydk SyuleSe. "A LIZ
rantffy Zsuzsanna Noegylet rem
des gyiilese a rank kovetkezo va
sarnap delutan fel harom oral
kezdettcl lesz megtartva. Mint
minden gyiilesen, ugy ezen is sok
fontos megbeszelni, elintezni valo
keriil a gyiiles ele, azert sziillse-
ges hogy minden tag megjelenjen.
Temetes. Csernyik Andras test
verunknek hazaba bekopogtatott
halal. A IL ewes kis lanyat szc-
litotta ell. Temetese hetfon d. u.
volt. A szertartast ugy haznal,
mint templomban es a temet6-
ben az egyhaz lelkesze vegezte.
A prezsbiterek gyiilese. Multi
szerdan tartotta az egyhaz vi
prezsbiteriuma els0 gyiileset. Da-
cara annak, hogy megvalasztot-
talk KOHL tobbnek dolgoznia kel-
lett, s prezsbiter volt gyulesen.
Mind gyiilekezet valasztott en-
berei, akik scent komol.-saggal,
.hivataluk fontossaganak aterzese-
vel tekintenek az ev munkaja ele.
A sok hatarozat koziil egy fontos
javaslatot fogadott el a prezsbi-
terium tanitoi alias kerdeseben.
mely szerint multi esztendei koz
gyiilesi hatarozat es valasztas
meghosszabbitasat, illetve elfoga-
dasat javasolja egyhangulag. EFT
a javaslatot a multi vasarnap tar
tott folytat6lagos k0zgyiiles ele
terjesztette az egyhaz gondnoka
10th Istvan, S AIT gyiilekezet
egyhangulag ell is fogadta. e sze-
rint az egyhaz gyermek es ifjusa-
gi nevelo munkaja, habar egy kis
+ megSzakitaSsal is, Gle folytat0dni
fog Egyhazunk tagjal annyira
komolyan veszik gyermek neve-
les sziiksegesseget, hogy minden
aldozatot keszek meghozni azert
Egyhazi es magyar szempontbol
sokat jelento ertek az egyhazk0z-
seq tagjainak ez az elhatarozasa
Egyhazmegyei gyiiles. Kedden
tartja a Mahoning egyhazmegye
a gyiileset East Liverpoolban.
Debr6szky Andras, es az egyhaz
lelkasze jelennek meg az egyhaz
.kepviseleteben.
Ifjusagi 0sszej0veteliink. Jov6
vasarnap este fel s oral kezdettel
tartja ifjusagunk rendes vasar-
nap esti 0sszej0vetelet. Ez aka
lonmal ketten fognak vezetni.
Kiyanatos volna. hogy minden
megkonfirmalt ifju jelen volna.
A sziiloket ezuton is kerjiik, has
sanak oda, hogy fiaik, lanyail1 he
maradjanak otthon, haaem jelen-
jenek meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-12

O.-ban. Lelkesziink6n kivil Macy
Gyula Is Kis JOSEF is reszt vet
TEX a gyiilesen egyhazunk kepvi-
.seleteben, mint fatal prezsbite-
rex, akik birjak mar az angel
nyelvet, jobban lnegertik a ta-
nacskozasokat S tapasztalataikat
ertekesithetik maid itthon sajat
egyhazuk kebeleben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-12
6vAToeekG1A INT
= NnGYvENEDIK Ev
FILLS.
Fills.

f Il &
Nemregiben Wegalapitottak,
hogy feln5tt emberek 6letkora
ahelyett, hogy hosszabbodna,
mindinkabb cs6kken. A legut6bbi
tiz ev alatt a negyven even felii-
Lick halalozasi rataja 40 szazalek-
kal emelkedett. Illinoisban pei
daul a As Is G5 ewes korpk k0zott
q szazalekkal n3tt az elhalaloz&-
sok szama.
Az Illinois alami egeszsegiigyi
biztcs szerint: amily mertekben
sikeriilt gyermekek elhalaloza-
sat cs0kkenteni, annyira emelke-
dett k0zepkoruak pusztulasa.
A k0zepkoru emberek rendki-
viii magas halalozasi aranyat sok-
fele es komplikalt okok hozzak
letre. Az emberek negyvenen fe-
I'LL elhanyagoljak magukat es
egyaltalan mem szivlelik meg azo-
kat a specialisan k6zepkoru en-
berek szamara el6irt letszabalyo-
kat, amelyekre az orvosok szigo-
ruan felhivjak figyelmunket. -
Amikor a ferfi nehany inch-csel
meghosszabbitja a nadragszijat, a
no pedig tul vastagon kezdi ken
nj az arcken6cs0t, az lido megerett
az orvos tanacsat kik6rni!
A negyven evesek es azon felii-
HEX tul komolyan hisznek a
gyors kuraban es mindazon ESQ.,
dalatos orvossagokban es tapsze-
rekben, amelyeket manapsag sza-
laval hirdetnek.
A k0zepkoru emberek ma ep
oily k0nnyen bediilnek kuruzs-
l6knak, mint tapasztalatlan fla
tai emberek. Mindenfele pirnla-
kat, italokat Is eteleket 'soznak
az emberekre lelkiismeretlen
iizerek, akiket csak egyetlen eel
lelkesit: minel hatasosabban XII
zsebelni AIT, aki a halojaba ke-
rilt. Es a k0zepkoru ember, a
gyomorbeteg, pocakos, faradt en-
Der kitiipo predanak ibizonyult.
Amilyen m6rt6kben emelkedik
ezeknek a eikl.eknek a forgalma,
6p oily mtrttxbnn emelkedik a
k0zepkoruak elhalalozasi szama.
A negyve,e dix ev hatarkoyet
| jelent az e1nber >leteben, amikor
is a szivbaj, rak, liabetis es mas
sulyos bajol l1ezdenek gyokeret
verni. Ezeket q b egsegeket csal
elosegiti helytelen dieta es ked-
vez6tIen eletm6d. Mindeme bajok
elkerulhet6k es megakadalyozha
| tok, ha idejeben felfedjiik es ke-
zeljiik.
Koncentralt eromegfeszites es
kooperaci6 reven sikerult csc.
csem6 elhalalozast csokkenteni.
Most ugyanilyen er6teljes kan
panyra volna sziikseg a negyven.
evesek korai elpusztulasanak a
megakadalyozasara. A legna-
gyobb fontosaggal bir, hogy a
negyvenedik eveben az ember
megalljon egy pillanatra es WIS
galtassa meg magat tet0t6l talpig
egy megbizhat6 orvossal S azutan
tartsa be az orvos utasitasait. A
megbizhatatlan szerek hasznalata
es hirdetett gyors kurak veg
eredmenyben csak lassitjak a
gy6gyulas menetet es elGbb ut6bb
katasztrofaba halifax a szeren-
csetlen aldozatot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-12

ci6i oktatas, d. II. 2 6rAkor xei1e:
tanitas. Este 7-kor az Ifj. KSr Va
lentine partyja Is tdncmalats&ga. !.
| A j0v6 vas6rnap d. u. 2 6rak0r
istentisztelet e n6esyleti gyiilks,
lesz Sharpsvilleben. Efyben Al
sharpsvillei atyafiak k6retnek ar-S
ra, hogy tagsagi dijaik befizete-
set Macy Gabor tb. f0gondnoknal
eszkozoljek.
| A feln0ttek enekkara szervezes
alatt all. Az els5 pr6bajt a multi
heten tartotta. Mindenkit, akinek
zenehallasa es jo hangja van szi-
vesen latunk. A pr6bak minden
szerdan este pontosan 7:30-kor
kezd6dnek.
Basketball csapatunk, amely
eddig is tobb folenyes gyozelmet
aratott heten p6nteken este a
Canton, Oh magyar egyhaz csa-
pataval merkozik. Ugyancsak ek-
kor all Xxi a porondra el6sz0r Ia
nyok csapata is, amely szinten a
cantoniak lany-csapataval keriil
szembe. Fiuk csapata 20-an Elyria
O.-ba megy, mig 27-en canto-
niaknak ada vissza a latogatast,
i Az egyhasi el6ljarosag legut6b-
bi gyiilesen elhatarozta tornate
rem kib6vites6t olyan forman,
hogy a beepitett garazst lebontja'
es padl6zatot is siilyeszti. Ezen
munkalatra okvetlen sziikseg van
inert ezaltal megfelelo Macy ter
mink lesz barmely alkalomra. Je-
lenleg nagyon kellemetlen az,
hogy iinnepelyek ,banketek alkal-
naval ket, egymast6l elvalasztott
termet kell hasznalni. Ez atfor-
malas utjan terem befogad6 ke-
pessege kb. 300 szemelyfe lesz al
kalmas. A sziikseges munkalatok
elvegzesere egyhaztagjaink k0ziil
mar t0bben ajanlkoztak.
Szavalati versenyt rcndeznek
vasarnapi es szombati iskoiank
n0vendekei 22-Gn, vasarnap este.
a versenyben mindenki reszt ve-
het hosszabb, r0yidebb verssel. A
verseket ez alkalommal mem a lei
keez ada Xxi, hanem versenyz0-
mex maganak kell AIT kiyalaszta-
nj. A biralatot hall~at6sag veg
ri, an,elynek nlu@en tagja egy
szavazattal bir. A rsenyzok ko-
zott harom ertdkes lii lesz XII
osztva. A progr On lsitiin5 enek
es zeneszamok is les2nek.
Az egyhaz lnegseg.eset tartja
szem el6tt ifjusagl k9riink tagsa-
ga akkor, amikor b6 14-en Va
lentine Party-t rendez a tornate.
remben.' Remeljiik, hogy ez aka
lommal is visszhangra talal if
jaink igyekezete minden festive
riinknel az estely sikeresse tete-
leert mindannyian munkalko-
dunk.
A lelkesz helyen k0sz0netet
kivan m0ndani mindazoknak, ,akik
nemcsak az 8 de kisebbik lea
nya sziiletesnapi evfordulojat is
oily bensosegesen feledhetetlenne
tettelS az alkalmat megragadtak
szeretetiik Is ragaszkodasuk meg
mutatasara. Halas k0sz0net ertIik.
II A NILES OF RErnpMkTTra
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-12

Heti munkarend. Hetf6n este
Lanyok Klubja vafr6estelye, bas-
ket.ball merk6zes. Kedden este
enelSkar pr6ba. Sheridan este a
nol1 torna6raja. Csiit0rt0kon este
az ifjak vallasos 6raja Is d vas.
isk. tanit6k oktatasa. Penteken
este a fink Is ferfiak tornaoraja,
utana basketball merk0zes. Szom
baton d. e. magyar es ko1lfHma-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-12

zaSra marad. Jol esett latnunk,
hogy mig az else osszejovetelen
26-an vettek reszt, a masodikon
mar 35 volt a jelenlev6k szama,
Xix valamcnyien rendes tagul je-
lentkeztek a Szovetsegbe. A gyii-
lest Vercs Gyula ifj. eln0k -
maga es tisztvisel0 tarsai neveben
megkUszonvc az ifjusag bizalmat
- vezette lie programm szerint.
Imadkozott a vezeto lelkesz, bib
liat olvasott Varga 1stvan. A tisz-
tikar kiegeszitesekent az Ifjusag
Kovacs Dezsot es Fazekas Sarit
jatekmesterekul valasztotta meg.
Remeljiik, hogy az ifjusag foko-
zott erdeklodessel fordul ko-
molly keresztyeni amellett sz6-
rakozast is nyujto munkalkodas
fele S hamarosan elerjiik az 50-es
letszamot. Az ifjusag a j0v6 het
csutortokjere ismerked6 estet ke-
SIT el0 S azonkivul tervezziik,
hogy marcus folyaman egy va
sirnapon szep komoly program
NAL mutatkozik be gyiilekezet-
mex.
Noegyletiink balja. Noegyle-
think het szombatjan este I oral
kezdettel farsangzar6 mulatsagot
rendez Szuligan Hallban szo-
kott SO es 35 centes belepo dijak
mellett. Tekintettel ARA, hogy a
tiszta j0vedelem az egylet temp
lom-alapjat van hivatva gyarapi-
tani, helyen is ajanIuk annak
| partolasat gyiilekezetiink tagjai
es barat tjainak figyelmebe. AZ ell
mutt heten egyebkent a szokott
idoben megtartottuk N6egylet
rendes havi gyiileset is, melyen
| atvizsgaltuk a januar havi szama-
| dasokat es k0sz0nettel nyugtaz-
i TUX pagtykon tett adomanyokat
! Aranykonyv. Egyhazk0zsegi
k0zgyiilesiink hatarozata erteime-
! ben Aranyk0nyviink minden va.
sarnap az Urasztalan van beir-
! hatjak abba nevii'lct sajatkeziilee
! mindazok, akik ebhen az evben
templom-alapra le4alal15 $25-t be-
fizetnek, yalamint aal-, akik az
elmult harom ev alat 800, il
letve $50-os adomanr ikat mar
Imegtettek, de ne''iile II Arany-
i k0nyvbe meg beirYa hines. Ez
utobbikat kiil0nl Ii most vasar.
nap nevsZerint is fal ogJuk szoli-
tani neveik bejee e.
vi egyhaztagol A. elmult no.
nap folyaman anA ag szep
szamban valtottaK NJ rendes egy-
haztagsagi konyveiket fatal ha.
zasaink es Is evet bet0lt0tt onal-
| 10 keresettel biro testvereink
Meg mindig vannak azonban
nagy szammal olyanok, akiktol jd
lelekkel varjuk, hogy ibelepjenek
teljes jogu egyhaztagjaink sora.
| ba. Kerjiik e helyen is 0ket, hogy
ezt minel el6bb tegyek meg.
El6adas. Tobb oldalr6l jott Ike.
resnek engedve a gyiilekezet lei
keszenek eur6pai es magyarorsza-
81 tapasztalatairol szol0 el6adasa
marcus Len mem mint jelezve
volt d. II. ) 0rakOr, hanem demtan
5 OrakOr lesZ az Eagles HallDan.
Tettuk ezt valtoztatast f0kepen
azert, hogy azon erdeklod6knek,
akik az el0adasoni megjelenni sze-
retnenek, de este 6rakor mum
kaba kell menniok, m6dot adjunk
az eloadas meghallgatasara. Az
eloadasra so centes belep0 jegyek
szolnak. "A tlszta j0vedelem az
epitend6 templom alapjat gyara-
pitja.
Egyleti tagok figyelmebe. Is
netelten kozoljik, hogy ugy Egy-
hazi Betegsegelyzo Egyletink,
mint gyiilekezetiink kebeleben
mikodo Reformatus Egyesiilet-i
23S. osztaly, rendes havi gyiIe-
seit minden h6nap negyedik va
SarnaDian tartia q delel0tti isten-
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ONLY ONE COFFEE < IS ROASTED UNDER ]
 SCIENTIFIC CONTROL
Hills Bros. Use Radically Diff ferent, Patented Process to
 Develop Finer Flavor

The housewife who cooks food in small quantities to insure perfect results will instantly recognize the value of Hills Bros.' patented, con- tinuous process-Controlled Roast ing-as means to develop the utmost flavor in coffee.
 Instead of the rare blend of fine coffees being roasted in bulk, which is the ordinary method, only few pounds at time are roasted. These small quantities pass con- tinuously through the "Controlled Roasters" in which heat and speed of operation are automatically controlled.
 Because of this accurate control of the flow of coffee and the heat, every berry of the blend is roasted evenly. None are overdone-none are under-roasted This uniformity is demonstrated in the cup of coffee eventually made. 1t has a flavor other coffees cannot equal because they are not roasted the same way.
 Hills Bros. Coffee is sold every where by grocers. It comes to you perfectly fresh because it is packed in vacuum. This process extracts air, which destroys the flavor of coffee, from the can and keeps it out. Ordinary cans, even if air tight, do not keep coffee fresh. Ask for Hills Bros. Coffee by name and look for the Arab-the trade mark -on the can.
 Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc, San Francisco. California. 0lss1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-04
Century-Old Cathedral
 May Give Way to New Era

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 4.-After 100 years, one of the landmarks of St. Louis may be moved from it's origi- nal site.
 The old St. Louis cathedral, ground for which was broken in 1880, stands in the way of the proposed river front plaza develop ment. Exponents of progress think the plot should be cleared.
 Archbishop John L. Glennon, Catholic laymen and the Missouri Historical society have entered pro- tests The archbishop contends the eldest church in the city should be left where it is, as the "one sustaining link" between the St. Louis of today and the pioneer river town of a century ago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-04
London Bridal Couple
 Rues Wedding Present

LONDON, Feb. A newly mar ried couple have had their curiosity pleasantly aroused and unpleasant ly satisfied.
 Amony their wedding presents was pair of tickets for popular show from an anonymous donor.
 Now who do you suppose can have sent those?" asked the bride in pleased surprise.
 "I can't imagine" replied the groom. But they're for a date just after we get back from our honey moon so we'll go.''
 And go, in due time, they did. When they got back to their newly furnished apartment they found that everything had been moved out but the roses on the wall paper. On the bare floor, a note, reading
 Now you know who sent the tickets"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-04

program, under the direction of Miss Fraser. A play, "Hansel and Gretel was presented by the sec ond grade, with Billy Feero as Hansel; Yolanda Uberti, Gretel; Florence Brown, the mother; Glen Kronquist, the father; Sandman, LeRoy Brown; the witch, Betty Jean Keith; Gingerbread Force, Billy Spain, Dayton Fleck, Juanita McGhee, and Kenneth Loken.
 Grades Sing Songs
 The first and second grades sang two songs. Glenward Kirkham play ed a piano solo. Miss Pimperton sang very delightfully."- two solos, accompanied by Miss Holbrook. As a concluding number, Mrs. Glen Kirkham sang two solos accom- panied by Mrs. Brown, which were appreciated.
 After the program refreshments were served under the direction Of Mrs. Loken, Mrs. Spain and Mrs Gair who composed the committee. They were assisted by Mrs. Guerin, Mrs. DeRoux, Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Waldahl Girls who helped serve were Mildred Shafer, Tyra Wahto, Marie Fox. Hilja Reinikka and Geneva Feero.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-04
FIRST AID COURSE OVER;
 TWO TEAMS ORGANIZED

With a lecture and demonstra- ton of the inhalator, resuscitation outfit, George Miller of the Bureau Of Mines, concluded his first aid in- struction work here for the present, last night.
 Upwards of 25 men and boys completed the course and were awarded a first-aid manual, and a little later on will receive certifi- cates of training.
 Two teams, one as Alaska Ju- neau's representative from the Island and one representing the Fire Department, were organized to participate in a tournament sched- uled for the latter part of March to be held in Juneau. Glen Kirk ham and Tom Cashen, Jr., are the leaders of the two teams, respect ively.
 The effectiveness of MT. Miller's direction of the course can best be described by the expressions heard from a number who attended as follows. I''I wouldn't have missed it for anything"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-04

She trembled as she faced him.
 No" he said Naturally not. It's nothing more than the after math of what can't be helped. As I told you, it isn't what you are, but what people think. Interpret that rot as you like-as it will be, of course. The articles written cautiously-and every word of it's true You are living here"
 You suggested it!"
 With the best of intentions, I think you'll grant And after I'd de- clined our offer-of a somewhat different basis"
 Are you going to fling that up at me again." Vivienne eyes were blazing. But even in her despera- tion Viv knew that nothing she could say would counteract or miti- gate the force of Channing's state ment. "You-shouldn't have let mo come here!" she burst out miser- ably.
 T may have done that deliber- ately." He spoke with intolerable calmness.
 ITO teach me another lesson!" She was adorably defiant.
 No. But it's worked out that way, I think" Charming pushed back his chair "Viv, I've always be- lieved in you. I've always known you'd find yourself. And I've hoped that when you did-you'd find out that love you"
 Love mel" She laughed. 50 you're taking me up! You thiak that if we're to have the nanlt .. Well, you're mistakenl"
 Charming moved slowly toward her, a curious smile on his face. No" he said. I'm not mistaken and I never have been. Viv. you re going to marry me. Maybe you didn't know it-but l did from the first"
 Copyright, 1880, by the Macaulay
 Company
 Doctor Saunders m kes a
 tempting proposal to Aileen in
 tcmorrcw's chapter.
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SYNOPSIS: Radio bring5 a new c.. .cer to AiIecn Gray, aft CT aa accident ends her stage caIcc-. Wearing porcelain mask made fer her by Dwight Charming, arti1t, she becomes "Madomoiec clle Ma. que" mys- tery singer Of the air. Because ef her diasiguroment she tries to fo.ge. her love for Jimmy Crane, Broadway prcs5 agent. A maekcl woman shcot5 Arnold Krcnbcrg, movie magna.o when he is making advance to Viv- ieroo, Ailas.1's a,at.-. He re- cC7c-a and trio1 to make Vivi- orno admit his lilant was Ali a h. suc9ects. A wom- an wh1 n'gns hlr--lf "Adras.eia' sands me-5agcg to Ailecn hint ing she shot Krcnberg, but will threw the blame on Aileen if neoc11ary. Ail5sn and Vivi- onnc attend the opening of Krorbcrg's theatre as strangers to allay his suspicious. Charming did some mural paintings for the theatre with Viviennc as me dol. When Aiican sings at a childrcn's hospital child tries to tear eff her mask, and she ncal!y suffers nervous col lapse. viyicnne is temporarily living at Channing's apartment while he is at his club.
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water on rocks and thus gain 3 bath with a minimum of water When the steam has cleared out the bath houses are utilized for bedrooms with often two or threc families in each one.
 The character Of the primitive native differed greatly declared Father Kashevaroff. The Eskimo is a kind-hearted person, unfortunate ly much happier before the white man invaded his territory and civ ilized him, than he is now. The Aleut practiced communism, talk ing care of each other, and divid- ing the days catch. He is peace ful and abstains from quarreling whenever possible. The Thlingets are an entirely different race proud, naughty, never admitting defeat. They have been the last to adopt Christianity and the ways of the white man.
 Has Good Record
 When Father Kashevaroff was a young man, some fifty years ago, he was sent out as an Indian teacher. He said he did not know how successful he was but many of his former students are now promi nent. The Indians learned first the worst part of the white civili- zation; especially did they learn to crave the fire water" introduced by the whites. Much degradation for the Indian has resulted from his succumbing to the temptation for drink. However, the Indian is progressing rapidly at the present time and is becoming a good Amer ican citizen, Father Kashevaroff said.
 Business Meeting
 At the business meeting the fi- nancial report for the year was read, giving a balance of S6.63 in the treasury at the present time. The President urged that home work be brought in for the March meeting. A committee was ap- pointed to investigate ways and means of raising money for PIT. A. activities, composed of the fol- lowing. Mrs. Jack Sey, Miss Hol- brook, Mrs. Keith, Mrs. Fraser. The program committee for the March session is: Mrs. Waldahl, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Bach and the high school faculty.
 Following the short business the primary room was featured in a cleverly arranged
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-04
PROGRESS MADE BY INDIANS IS TOLD, ADDRESS
Father Kashevaroff Gives Interesting Talk
 Douglas P.-T.A.

Progress of the Indian in the last one hundred years was the Rev. A. P. Kashevaroff's subject in talk last night before the Douglas Pr. A.
 Father Kashevaroff said that his topic was immense in scope but he would only touch on some of the high spots. The Russians found the Aborigines of Alaska untutored, wild and uncultured as far as our civilization is concerned; although the Indian has developed high culture of his own. The natives have eight distinct languages. Dia- lects of the Eskimo tongue are found in Prince William Sound and Kodiak as well as around Point Barrow Excavations have revealed work in ivory highly developed; some specimens being seven or eight hundred years old The Aleuts express their culture in wonderful ly constructed baskets. The Totems are also a universal Indian symbol of culture, expressing history, tra- ditions, customs and beliefs of the various tribes.
 Eskimos Don't Bathe
 The Indian buildings, continued Father Kashevaroff, are well-con- structed, and especially interesting is the bath house, usually about four feet in height. The Eskimos don't take a bath unless they fall into the water. However, other tribes create steam by throwing
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Doctor Saunders m kes a tempting proposal to Aileen in tcm0rrcw's chapter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-04
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who had? Without speaking, ne read it through, then passed the paper to Viv.
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"You shouldn't have let me
 come here," she burst out.

The future was what she wanted to talk to Charming about. He had just called her from his club and was coming over to breakfast. ViV- ienna had ordered from the res- taurant down stairs.
 Its a crime not to ride on a morning like thisi" he said as he tcok off his hat and coat. By the way, is there any mail?" He picked up a number of letters and maga- zines and examined them casually.
 We mustn't be too long" she re- called aloud. "Aileen is expecting me at ten, and we've all those pres ents to select and wrap. Dwight, l just can't believe that the world could change as completely as it has since this time yesterday.
 .The worlds a crazy arrange ment," he observed as he sat down. AJust when it's right, it all goes wrong. But guess it must have a conscience. If we're fair with it, t usually makes amends for it's dirty cracks, and turns out to be worth while. Now, let's see what this scandal sheet says about Kron- berg's theatre
 He was ripping the wrapper from the current weeks Tattle Tales. Why bring that up?" Viv made an effort to laugh. Only her re- luctance to look had prevented her from opening the paper before Dwight came
 It was apparent, however, that Charming was still concerned as he turned the pages in search of theatrical gossip. Perhaps no men, ton of the opening would have made this issue, yet he rather sus- pected there would be some com ment The chances were that the editor would have held space for it. In another moment he found it.
 This time he was certain that Vivienne had not furnished the basis of the story. The question was
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Chapter 30 yIyIENNE FINDS LOVE

In the glorious sunshine of a perfect December morning. Vivienne stood on the terrace of Dwight Channing's penthouse, looking off al New York. Not far away was the Ambassador, where Aileen would be dressing. Vivienne hoped that the day meant as much to Aileen as 1t did to her.