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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-06

veka S rodinou znaci to este do
Gasne odlucenie od zeny deti a
zvacsene vydavky IA vydrziava-
ME dvoch domovoy. VzhP Padom ma
tuto neistotu, prichodi rada plu-
kovnika Arthura Woods-a 10
stante, kde ste!" V pravy cas-.
Rozumie sa, ze sd niektore pri-
pady, kedy st 'ahovanie sa do ine-
no miesta je cinom odporucania-
hodnym. Niektore priemyslove OBJ
ce utrpely terajsimi pomerami
viacej ako inc. Kym sa vsak roz-
hodnete prest 'ahovat' sa do inc
no .mesta, napiste svojim priate-
Fom v tom meste, ably Van po-
dali informacie o tamojsich po-
meroch, alebo id tie do najblizsej
verejnej kniznice a zadovazte 81
mesacny bulletin, vydavany Uni
ted States Employment Bureau, z
ktoreho nacerpate spol'ahlive in
formacie zamestnaneckych pod
mienkach v r6znych castiach kra-
jiny.
Ked' sa uchadzate o miesto, u
dajte nakratko svoje vedomosti,
ME svoje potreby! Je zaujimave,
ze vacsina Pudi rozprava >najprv
o svojich potrebach a iba potion
0 syojich s1costiach, Zamestna-
vateP prijima vsak zamestnan-
GOV ma zaklade toho, co tito We
dia robit', a ME co potrebuj1. Clo-
vek, ktory neyie dobre po angli-
cky, ma 81 bud priviest' so sebou
priateia, ktory bude jeho sloya
tlumocit bud 81 ma dat napi-
sat, Jake miesta zastayal a jaku
pracu vie konat'.
lCudzinci obycajne prikladaj1
vel XII dolezitost' vysvedceniam a
odporucaniam, ktore 81 priniesli
cd zamestnavatel'ov 2 Europy. Po
! y. 4 y H .~ ? Z.
merry vAmerike a Europe su vsak
vel mi odlisne a tax americlzi Ia
mestnavatelia nepovazuj1 tieto
odporlcania "a spol'ahliyy do
klad Q sncosti a charaktere ucha-
dzaca praca. Ak robf tento ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-06
bo poplatok vyberaj1ce proStred-

bo poplatok vyberaj1ce prostred-
kovatel'ne prace.
V poslednych niekoPko mesia-
coch javl sa medzi zamestnava-
tel'mi zjavny sklon, davat' pred
most obcanom pred cudzincam
Mnohe firmy isly tax d'alel1o, ze
prepustily cudzincov, ably tyymto
sp0sobom uprazdnily miesta pre-
obcanov. Cudzinec, najma novo
pr1chodzl, naraza tedy na vacSie
prekazky ako obcan; musi preto
byt' vynalezavy a odvazny a ne
smie sd dat l'ahko odradit', ak
ma vobec pracu najst'. Je aki-
ste mnoho pravdy V tom, ze clo-
vek nepracuje nikdy tax t'azko,
al1o ked' je bez prdce. Ak ma clo-
vek najst' pracu PRIV, kym vyda
posledny cent svojich ilspor, ne
ma hradat' pracu len nahodne,
bez predbeznych informacii r6z-
nych sprostredkovatel mach pra-
cc, 0 najlepSom sp0sObe ziadania
prdcu a pod. Nasledujdci pri-
pad ukazuje, ako sa zamestnanie
hi 'adat' nema:
Mlad[ muz. ktory vedel roz-
pravat' trochu po anglicky, pri-
siel nedavno do kancelarie T. Il.
I. S. so ziadost'ou o pomoc pri
hi 'adani prace. DO Spojenych
Statov prist'ahoval sa pred tro-
ma mesiacmi, utratil uz takmef
ysetky svoje tspory, lebo cely
ten cas- Dol bez zamestnania. Ma
otazku, jake pracu hl'ada, pove.
dial, ze sa tn sisiel niekol'ko
Fud'mi svojej narodnosti, Cd kto-
ricli dostal adresy niello1 'kych
sprostredkovatel'n1 nj prace V Brook
lyme. DO tychto chodil kazdy def,
vysedayal tam mnoho raz cele
hodiny, ale vsetl1o daromne. Y
rozhoyore tymto mladikom bolo
zistene, ze nevedel yobec 0 exi.
stencil inych sprostredkovatel'n nj
prace IA Manhattan, 0 tom, ze tn
vychadzajn noviny y jeho mate
rinskej reel, AMI . roznych spoil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-06
Nepridrziavajte a zatvrdlive
svoiho vlastneho ohru! V nome.

svojho vlastneho obsru! V pome-
roch, ktor6 jestvujd teraz, nema
81 nikto V praci vyberat'. Neza-
mestnanost neposthuje nikdy
rovnakou mierou rolDtnikov roz-
nych priemyslovych 0borov. Gle
vek, ktory sa darohne usiluje
najst' 81 miesto ssojom obore,
nema sa dlho rozmya'at', ak sa
mu zavda prilezitost' ,'dostat' pra-
GU v niektorom inom obore. Noyo
prichodzi, najma z tiradnickej
triedy, usiiujd sa obMajne uplat-
nit niekto-om tunajsom podni-
ku obchodnom. Vyhlisdky ma maj
denie miesta takehotb druhu s1
vsak zavzdy vel'mi male pre- rudi,
ktorl nepoznajd tunsjsiu kance-
larsku pracu. Tito l'uaia mali by
preto hoe len zprvoti prijat' hoe
jak1 pracu, ktord najdu; al ked'
je tato praca neprijemna a zle
platena, je predsa len lepsia, nez
zahal 'ka. V praci zavdava sa tym-
to cudzincom tiez lepsia pr1lezi-
tost' oboznamit' sa americkymi
pomerami a prepracovat' sa talk
casom k zamestnaniu lepsiemu a
pre- Mich yhodnejsiemu.
Zostante, kde ste! Mnohym me-
zamestnanym zdajh sa pomery vo
vzdialenejsich obciach yzdy lep.
Sic a 81 'ubnejsie Cd pomerov do
ma. Mozbyt', re V niektorych pri-
padoch takymi naozaj su, neod-
porucame ysak nikomu, ably pod
ujlmal nakladne cesty do yzGia-
lenych miest, iba snad v tom pri-
pade, re ma naozaj vieryhodne
informacie, ze tam moze pracu
snadnejsie najst'.
Odst'ahoyanie .sa do nezname-
no mesta jesyzdy akosi riskantne.
(lnyol- noita co&y o,,d,o,,, ~,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-06

zamestnavateIa dobry DOZEN, mo-
ze byt', ze ho prime do prace
hned' zaraz a da mu TAX prile-
zitost' ukazat', GO naozaj vie.
Vacsiu cenu ako predostrete od-
porlcania ma kratky prehlad cin-
nosti ziadatela v starom kraji.
Ak podari sa cloveku porozpra-
vat 81 priamo so samotnym "a
mestnavatelom alebo vedncim
sprostredkovatel 'om prace, jeho
vyhf'ady ma najdenie prace sa
znacnou mierou polepsia. ,
Rozlisujte prave ohlasy cd pod
vodnych! Jedon z najlepsich spo-
sobov, ktorym sa doviete upraz-
dnenych miestach, je sledovat' O.
znamy v novinach. Nebude vsak
nemiestne, ak zopatujeme voi'a-
kedy uverejnen1 vystrahu pre-
tych, ktorf veria vsetko, co eta
ju: nekoncentrujte svoju nadeju
na podvodne inzeraty! Tejto W.
strahy mech 81 povsimn1 najma
zeny, ktore sa najcastejsie stava-
jd obet'ou podvodnfkov. V pod
vodnych oznamoch ME je nikdy
nvedene memo ami priama adresa
zamestnavatel'ova. Ak sa rozhod-
nete odpovedat' ma podobny o.
znam ak vas poziadaju, aby ste
sa prisli predstavit' na urcite mie-
sto, ucinite dobre, ak sa poki1si-
te zistit' PRIV nieco o tomto mieste.
TAX iste al oznamy, pon1kaju-
ce dobri1 placu "a pracu, pre- kto-
ri ME je, treba mat ziadnych
predchodzfch vedomosti, s1 "a
vzdy podozrive. Vacsina z nich je
puhym vabidlom roznych fl
REM, ktore sa neokunajd t'azit'
z terajsej situacie a olradat' o
peniaze tych, ktor1 su bez zamest.
mania a ktori sa preto chytajil ka-
zdej nadeje na najdenie prace a
ko poslednej~ .zachrany. Maine
pudskejsie sd oznamy, V ktorych
pondkajd pracu, ktoru je mono
konat' donna. Tis1ce l'udi, menovi-
te V eudzine rodenych zien a ma
tick, dalo sa nachytat' tymito o.
znamami a zaplatilo svoju dover
civost' milionami dolarov.
Toto je tedy niekolko vseobec-
nych rad nezamestnanym. V bu-
| d1cich svojich clankoch poktsi sa
F.. l.. I. S. opisat' typicke spro-
stredkovatel' ne prace a 1ch cin-
most.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-06
i. L. I. S.

j
Go ma podujlmat' cloyek, ito-
ry je bez prace, ktory ma ia Sc
de zavisln rodinu, nerozprava do
bre po anglicky a okdna sa po-
ziadat' 0 pomoc niektory 2 ameri-
ckych dobrocinnych spollov, ably
no snad' nedeportoyali na zakla-
de udania, ze pripadol na t'archu
obce?
Cudzojazy6na Informacna Kan
,celaria odpovedala ia neseiselny
pocet otazok "a ostatnych trinast
rolzoy svojej cinnosti, = ktorej 81
postayila "a cieT radit' a Y ne
snadzach pomahat' cudzincom roz
pych narodnosti. Zriedka kedy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-06
ZE VRAJ MET AMERICKYCH SLOVAKOV.


nom tasopie, ze americkych Slovakov MET; ebo, vra
kJm nevyberu prvy papier M europskl Slovaci ked
no uz vyberu, pod prSahou zrlekau sa sVoe ma
rodnot prijlnaju ang losask narodnost "a svou ou
vraj anercki Indan aerck Eskn1aci, ale ME amerl-
ckl Slovacl
NevSinl by SINE 81 tohto noveho "ucena", keby ne
bolo tax oGakavane mnohyrni pohodnym vycivenyml
anlerickIm Slovakmi II no S radost GU pr jnu ako
,vedecke ospravednene lch narodnej netetnostl We'd
sa neGo pocobneho nadStrkue americkym Slovakon S
vacerch tran, lcnze nkto tax opate nepoda ako
nepodpsany. Mysme ze e cas-, ably proti tomu ozvala
sa celia nasa verejnost'.
CO ak bude kto krutit, ME je pravda, re pr vybe-
ranl prveho paperu Sova pod pr1saou zrieka svoe
narodnost ebo zrieka ba vernosti panovnikoyi po
tame prislSnost Statu, ktoreho vyst ahoval;
tez ME e pravda ze by len Eskynac lndani boil anne
rickJ mi. Kazdy e anlericky kto Amerlke byva ka
zdJ je prst ahovaIcom ebo potomkom prisr rahovalca
Indiani ymlc prS do Ameriky ako priSli Sovac
I'M Pudla --- rozdlel Je len V case.
Amerike su narodnostnc skupiny, ktore spoocne
tvoria amerck ndrod, ale ME anglosask narodnost A
merkanl llsa Cd Ang losasov co Wac prlll
Incl krve do povodne vacSiny vlivom kmatckych
zivotnych okonosti. Prilv Incl krve tax veky, ze
antropologoya uznavau noveho aerlckeho belocha ty
zicky ntelektualne nieGo cekom odSneho cd Anglo
ia odlSnost, nasedkom neplodnost Ang gosasoy
bude dae stuphovana tak re znaky angloaske raSy
V Amerikanovi skoro cekon1 ztratia
Americky narod este ME je 1plnyn etnickym eel
kom, ebo narodnostne skupny, ktorych pozostava,
Ste viac-menej zl svon1 vastnym zivoto. Ziju
po svojo Taiani Franc,lz, Nemc, Zdia, Polac, Cesi
svedi ini - pre6o by nemali Sovaci? Ked Cesi najd
svoje ceske Skoly 6estinu vyucujd chcagskch pu
blitnych Skoach preGo by Soyac nemal mat svoe
skoly kostoy, narodne kultrne humanitn6, hospodar
sze inc ustanovizne?
Redaktor toho Gasopisu poznanenal, ze to, co pisa
tel udava, pristine; my poznamenavame ze je to jed
slovenske citene, dsntegracny l1S nasu sIoven
sku spoupatri6not Araerke. To neni mic n6ho, ako
papagacenie Tiszom, Andrassym, ,Apponyin Chalou
peckym: ,,Sovakov niet!''
Ked psater uvadza prklady odcudzovania det
naSch my ozenne uviest prilady vernost ze ME vse
tky det s verne svojmu rodu, prGnou naSa vlastna
sabost ME zakony krany. Chyby daju napravir'
napravat ich treba. Ale tax ch nenapravime ked
ma jedne strane bude sa hasat splynutie Arism,
druhej Nemcam a tretej Anglosasmi TAX sa po-
chovame bez stopy americke historic bude mas pi
sat- ako hnojive pre- Ajrsov, Nemcov Angosasov
Slovakov americkych treba West sblizeniu anne
rckymi Slavianmi vynikaniu Amerike - ale ME ch
West na hnoovsko. Nam sa treba uslovat to, ably
co Slovaci Slaviani boil Amerkanmi ME co Ajrisi
Nenc Anslosas
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-06

tine: Spoj. Statoch rok $500, ma pol roka $lOo
cudzozemsku ma rok $500, pol roka $l.5O
The Kusko times., 1931-08-01

rolled oats, milk and sugar, hot finger rolls, bread and butter and coffee; dinner, bean soup, fried liver and bacon, Drowned potatoes with gravy, creamed carrots and bread; supper, hamburg steak, potatoes and onions, Vienna rolls, bread and butter, sliced onions, coffee.
 Thursday - Breakfast, apric o t sauce, fried pork sausage, fried pota- toes, hot finger rolls, bread and but ter and coffee; dinner, pea soup, beef steak with onion gravy, mashed pota- toes, buttered beets and bread; SUD- per-, corned heef hash, plain buns, bread and butter and coffee.
 Friday-Breakfast, boiled rice with milk and sugar, hot finger rolls, bread and butter and coffee; dinner, sonps boiled eggs, boiled potatoes and gravy. Bavarian cabbage and bread; supper. macaroni and cheese with to- mato sauce, raisin bran mullins, bread and butter. and coffee.
 Saturday-Rreakfast, prune sauce, fried bacon. fried potatoes, hot finger rolls, bread and butter and coffee; dinner. tomato spaghetti soup, boiled beef, boiled potatoes with gravy, bread and mashed turnips; supper, baked pork and beans, cinnamon rolls, bread ana butter, beet pickles and coffee.
 No prisoner is restricted . as to quantity. They may help themselves to as much as. they can eat, but no inmate is allowed to leave uneaten food on his plate. One wing of the institution is older than the remain der and as, a special consideration to those who inhabit the less convenient cells they are permitted to do their own cooking if they wish. Each has a small stove as a part of his equip ment and can obtain pork chops, steaks and other foods from the com Glissary.
 While the hardened criminals in the upper peninsula prison enjoy the finest food, the first termers in the Ionia reformatory receive meals cost ing only half as much. The reason is that the Ionia institution feeds the
The Kusko times., 1931-08-01

produced, minerals worth $13,812,0O0 during the year 1880. The value of the gold was $8,476,000, an increase of over $700,O0O from the previous year, but the value of copper de- creased from $7,13O, ,000 to M,244, 600. The coal produced was 120, 100 tons, valued at $631, ,000, coming. from the Matanuska and Healy fields, with TIPS tons imported from. the States and 23,892 imported chiefly from British Columbia.
The Kusko times., 1931-08-01
WHAT PRISONERS, EAT
 AT MARQUETTE. PRISON

LANSlNG, Mlcn!-M1cnlgam IeeCS it's murderers beef steak and roasts for dinner and eggs and. sansages, for breakfast, and spends more for the, food for hardened criminals than for the sick in State hospitals.
 Segregated in the Marquette prison in the upper peninsula are 963 killers and habitual felons, all serving. life or long sentences. They work, eig hit hours a day four days week and eat like fussy epicures. Their upkeep costs the taxpayef8 $1,413.76 day, seven days a week. Approximately half this sum represents their food bill.
 And the State this month has ad- vertised 430,000 pieces of property for sale for non- payment of taxes. are losing their property because Throughout Michigan home owners they are unable to pay the toll de- manded by their government.
 To the thousands of families whose bread-winners have been out of work this winter and who have been forced to live on the most meager foods, a Marquette prison menu must sound like the bill of fare from the finest hotel. Senator Albert J. Engel, of Lake City, looked it over today and exclamed:
 "Nnot one family in twenty in my district eats fold like that. Yet these men are the killers who are pitied by certain groups because the State keeps them within stone walls and iron bars"
 For the benefit of those who feel that Michigan is unkind to it's hard ened criminals, here is a typical menu:
 Sunday - Breakfast, corn flakes with milk and sugar, buttered toast, rock cookies and coffee; dinner, roast beef and dressing, mashed potatoes and gravy, cabbage salads, green onions, bread and elljy layer cake; supper, corn pudding, with milk, bread and butter. lunch cake, coffee.
 Monday-Breakfast, pork sausage and potatoes, to finger rolls,, bread and butter and coffee; dinner. boiled smoked o.c"n and cabbage, boiled po- tatoes and gravy and bread; supper, spaghetti with hamburg, Parker House rolls, butter and cocee. Tuesday-Breakfast, peach sauce, bacon and potatoes, hot buttered rolls and coffee; dinner, vegetable soup, fried sweet pork, baked beans, bread and butter and pickles; supper, frank furter sausage, mashed potatoes and gravy, plain buns, bread and butter and coffee.
 Wednesday = Breakfast, boile d
The Kusko times., 1931-08-01
Revi8ator Restores Waters
 Lost Element

THE NEWEST MIRACLE OF MODERN SCIENCE swv HE most important thing in life health. We
 tinue healthfuny unless live with respect = the Life is but cellular budny and cellu lar elimination This lost element of water is Radioacvty which both cellular cellular poison Sir Arbuhno Lane great English physician, "Most diseases directly bad drainage the the accumulation coggng matter poisons vital organs.
 For centuries world recognized the value of health spring medical officers atrbut the value of the fam suings activity of their This of nures of dissovng and eiaia- an poisons and building healthy ceh and tisaues .s
 It <, for everyone we perpet ay reasonable the splendid benefits of genuine spring the home through this inventis THE REvIGATOR WATER JAR.
 Order today any of the following subagents Vic Eheht Flat; Tom Devane Ruby Oliver Anderson Mcrah; Fred Roethlsberger ophir Chris Petersen Takotna.
The Kusko times., 1931-08-01
Satisfactory.

"So you wish to marry my daugh- ter. What is your financial condi- tion?"
 "Well, sir, I've figured out every exempton possible. I've had the best legal advice that money could secure: I've done everything I could to dodge it-and I still find that I cannot es- cape an income tax"
 "Take her, my boy. She's yours"
The Kusko times., 1931-08-01

inmates stews and meat loaf and other dishes that can be made from less costly meat. Stews, apparently, would lower the dignity or otherwise offend the murderers. The Jackson prison menu is between the two.
The Kusko times., 1931-08-01

The original funds made available for the maintenance of flood control work at Lowell creek, Seward, are about exhausted and there is. no money at this time under the control of. the Alaska Road Commission for any future repairs that may become
The Kusko times., 1931-08-01

Attorney. Sherman Duggan~ has been. notified that his client George Waiss,a of Ketchikan, has complied with the requirements of his. home stead entry and the commissioner of the General Land, Office has notified the register at Anchorage to, issue the final certificate.
The Kusko times., 1931-08-01
ALASKA INTERESTS AT
 THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
,Coetinued from Page 1.)

and maintenance thereon of. airport, buildings and air navigation facili-- ties. The Pacific International Air ways, which. has the mail contract for the lower river, Nome and Kusko- kwim points, says that it will estab- fish. headquarters there if :. assured title to leased space, and that they are anxious to4immediately commence the construction of necessary hang ars. The Commissioner of. the Land Office has issued an order stating that the Department will interpose no objectio .ntoa the establishment. of an airport oM.part of.the land,, and that the patent previously issued will not be disturbed, as there is no need for. the. issuing of additional deed.
 Word comes that William L. Paul, former member of the, Legislature and attorney at Ketchikan,p has estab- lished 5an. office in the Lowman bnlld- ing at4 Seattle. He writes. for publica- tions.. dealing. with various phases Of the. income tax law, as he is about to institute a suit involving those fea- lures before the. Department.
 The. United States George Wash in&ton .Bicentennial- Commission, of which Herbert. Hoover is president, has. requested Delegate >Wickersham toapresent to. the Governor of the Territory of ,Alaska.a marble bust of George Washington and to arrange for attendant. ceremonies As the Delegate will not be in the North this fall he has delegated the. authority for preparing for this memorable event to those people at the Terri torial Capital whosare descendants, of the. Daughters and Sons of the Amer ican ,Republic. The bust, has, been shipped to Juneau, and Miss Caroline Todd and Mrs. Boylon,. committee, will see that B. member of one of the organiatiozns will be selected to make ,sthe.. presentation address. to Governor Parks. The time will be on August 13 or 15ss when Mrs. Hobart; president general of the D. A. R., will beL ins Juneau. and have part insthe ceremonies.
The Kusko times., 1931-08-01

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The Kusko times., 1931-08-01

necessary. An effort was made at the last session of Congress to authorize the Secretary of War to submit for the. consideration of Congress such estimates as are nehessary for the proper maintenanhe of the flood con-
 trol works at Lowell creek. The bill failed of passage and will likely be again introduced next winter
The Kusko times., 1931-08-01

The FederalF Radio Commission recently granted applications for li- censes in Alaska as follows: Inter national Packing Co.,, Sand Point; Alaska Packers: Assn., Naknek in Bristol Bay; Libby, McNeill & Libby, Yakutat; Copper River Packing Co.,, Nellie Juan; Columbia River Packers Assn, Nushagak; Rariomarine Corp. of America, Pillar Bay, to install od- ditional tube transmittef. R. R.. Far ish, Chatham cannery, denied renewal of license; New England Fish Co.,, Chatham cannery, denied consent to assign to. R. R. Parish. Stations li- censed for unlimited time but not op- eratng less than 12 hours daily: Charles O. Robinson, Juneau; An chorage Radio Club, Inc, Anchorage; Alaska Electric Light & Power Go, Juneau. A number of applications have been received from Alaska, but not yet heard.
The Kusko times., 1931-08-01

The Navy Department is releasing. or changin. gto- other stations nine teen men from the Eyak (Cordova) radio. station, which. action has brought a protest from the Cordova Chamber of Commerce. But officials here say that this reduction is in line with the Navy policy of going out of the business in Alaska and that the public. business is not agected-
 The Department of the Interior an- nounces that the mines in Alaska
The Kusko times., 1931-08-01

As the last session of the Terri torial Legislature provided commis- sion to determine the proper place for the erection. of ne wPioneers' Home and the status of the and upon which the permanent home Is to be con- structed, and the proper means for acquiring title thereto, the question of the title of the present location of the Home is now hnder consideration. The land is owned by the Govern ment and title has never been trans ferred to the Territory. It will re- qhire an act of Congress to transfer the title, and if the commission, con- posed of the governor, highway en- gineer and superintendent of the Home, request the Delegate to intro- duce the necessar ylegislation to- give title to the Territory, he will intro duce a bill to that end at the next session.
The Kusko times., 1931-08-01

The term of Dr.. Will H. Chase, of Cordova, as member of the Alaska Game Commission expired on July |. As his successor the Secretary of Ag- riculture has named Andy Simond.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-25
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munity by being active in all undertak-
lngs IN which it Is the duty of citizens to
take part, not being satisfied to sit by
and "let George do it, but by being them
selves a vital factor in the community
life, not for selfish reasons but for the
good of the community. These are the
things for which the Legion and the Aux
lliary stand.
They would not be organizations
worthy the names they bear if their work
was not built around the comfort and
care of those who still suffer from the
war-the disabled veterans and the wild
ows and children of those who have
passed on, and did not show a lively in
terest in protecting the rights of their
comrades. This the Legion and the Aux
iliary strive to do, always with a proper
respect for the rights of others.
The Fifth Corps area of the Legion
and Auxiliary, in which Imperial Valley
is included, honors this community by
choosing it as the site for its conference.
Its members have not come here merely
to play. They will be engaged in serious
discussion during their sessions and a
glance at their program shows it to be an
active one.
But they will find some time to play
and we hope they will enjoy to the ut
most, the hospitality which Imperial Val
ley is happy to extend to all who come
here as guests. Imperial Valley is happy
to extend to them as organizations and
individuals, cordial welcome, pleasant
time while they are here and sincere
invitation to come again-and often.