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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22
HAZKOLCsON BANKOK
Hogan igyekszik a kormany
megmenteni az otthon-
tulajdonosokat

AZ EgyeSilt AllamOkat IlZen-
ket hazk0lcs0n bank keriiletbe
osztotta az a t0rveny, amelyiIl az
amerikai otthonok megmentese-
r6l igyekszik gondoskodni. Min
degyik keriiletben egy k0zponti
bank latja cl hazk0lcs0n ig6-
nyckct.
Harom milIi6 bovandorolt csa-
ladnak van az Egyesiilt Allamok-
ban jclenleg sajat otthona es ICY
rendkiviil fontossaggal bir kill
f0ldi sziilct6sii amcrikai k0z0n-
segrc czen hazk0lcs0n bankok
szerepe. AItalanossagban, mikor
ezen bankok megalakuItak. az
amerikai k0z0nshg felrcertctte
szerepiiket es szazczrck rohantak
meg a bankokat k0Ics0n0kert. A
bankok azonban csak nagvon rit-
ka esetekben adnak "direct y
k0lcs0nt a haztnlajdonosoknak
es feladatuk csupan az lenne, =
hogy megakadalyOzzak a hazak
elarverezeset a kisebb bankok al
tai, akik kjlcs0n0ket tartiak a
hazakon. Tehat hazkolcs0n
bankok ugyanazt a met6dust ko-
vetik ,hogy a mortgage" mem
fizetese eseten "foreclosuret'
elharitsak mind mar regebben
alakitott birtokk0lcs0n bankok.
Hogyan kerulnek hazak dobra
Hogy ezen hazk0Ics0n bankok
szerepet t0keletesen megertsiik,
ismerniink keH mostani krizis
tortenet6t, es hogy mi is okozta a
hazak Eforeeclosolasat''.
Mikor 1929-ben az ert6kt6zsde-
ken a reszv6nyek es k0tv6nyek
ara lezuhant, a bankbetetekkel
bir6k megrohantak bankokat 6s
minden keszpenzt kiszedtek resi-
ben, hogy tozsdei vesztesegeiket
fedezzek, reszben pedig, inert fel-
tex ,hogy penziik a bankban ell
~ A kis bankok vagyona re-
STINT l,zk0lcs0n0kben 6s reszint
kotvenyekben 6s reszvenyekben
fekiidt, az utl,,ba'e erteke leu
hant, es hogy a folyt91es kesz-
penz visszavonasoknal1 eleget
tudjanak tenni, kenytelenek vol
tax hazakra adott kolcs0neiket
bevonni, inert kiil0nben bezar-,
hattak volna kapuikat. Eddigele,
ha egy hazk0lcs0n esedekesse
Walt, bank rendszerint $40 nell
kill megujitotta k5lcs0nt, vagy
haladekot adott fizet6sre. most
azonban ha a haztulajdonos mem
tud fizetni, a hazat foreclosoliak
es a bank eladja. Ezeken az ella
dasokon a bankok mem veszite-
mex, inert sokkal kevesebbert ad-
jak el a hazat, mint a regi erte-
ke volt, miutan ok csak saiat
kolcsoniiket akariak visszakapni,
mig azzal, amt a haztulajdonos
belefektetett, mem t0r6dnek.
Icy jutottak az amerikai ott-
hontulajdonosok milli6i anyagi
romlasba, elvesztven ami kis va
gyonuk volt Is amt gyakran egy
elet munkaja kepen egy csaladi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22
AZ egyetemen

Az egyetemen tanar ait k6r-
di szigorl6 orvost6l:
Tegyiik fel, hogy egy ember
jon onhoz, aki verb6segben szen-
we'd. Nit csinalna ong
A szigorlatozo erezte, hogy
ugy sem tudna megfelelni, elszarl.s|
tan mondta tehat: I
Elrendelnem neki, hogy k6t
hetig aludjon az en- szobamban. M
Ket het mulva mem szenvedn0s
verb6segben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22
TELL PANASZ

Mines mar madar, Sc lepke,
H6 q tajat belepte,
M0g0tte q napkorong,
Mint a banat ugy borong;
Havas ESQ permetez
- A Mindenseg k0nnye ez, -
Aztan vadul jon a szel
- Ablakunkon bebeszel,
De hiaba kimenni:
Odakint is a semmi!
Minden remeny csak alnok 1.
Val6tlanok az almok,
Mindegy: ma - vagy holnap:
Elenk KNOX loholnak.
Nincsen reszunk 0r0mb0l.
Rank csak a gond dor0mbol.
J0ban r1tkan van reSziink -
Csak a rosszra emleksziink.
Sank 1stent magasztal:
Ha teritett az asztal;
Sziviink eseng, k0ny0rog
S mem j0nnek az 0r0m0k
Eletiinkben semmi cel:
Az listen is elitel!
Nincsen kenyer, Sc munka -
lit maradtunk magunkra -.
Sc munkank, Sc kenyeriink -
Nit tegyiink hat, nit tegyiink?
Csak remeliink, csak remelunk
Lesz meg sz6lo lacy kenyeriink
Anonymous
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22
Automo obilsy6ralk
nagy lendGlete
Kedvez6 hiradasok q rnunlEavi4xo.
nyolr6l. - Nagyss&mu munk&s.
f0lvetel AZ aut6iparban.

Az ar4t6ipar iizemekben, ha
mem is a teljes szaz szazalekos
iizemmel t1olgoznak az egyes mil
helyek, deImint AIT a lapok hitil
adj6k, ldAas munka folyik az
1033-as msodelii aut6k gyartasa
k0riil.
A detrditi Cadillac Motor CAT
Co. $3.50 munkas behivasat rem
delte ell.
A Hudson Motor Car Co. 1900
munkast, az Oldsmpbii Motor
Works es a Fisher Body Go. 0sz.
szesen 1000 munkast hivtak visz-
sza munkaba.
A toledoi Willys-Overland Co.
aut6Gzeme 1888 januar 1-ig 1900
munkast fog munkaba visszaalli-
TAM. Ugyancsak Tolcdoban j.
A. Sheldon iizemben jelenleg ezer
hatszaz mnnkas dolgozik, mely
lttszamot r0vid id6n beliil 46OO.ra
emelik fel.
AZ akroni Miller fele gumi.gyar
500 munkas visszahivasat hata-
roZta ell.
Mint Detroitb6l jelentik a w.
s. Knudaen, Chevrolet Motor
Company elnok6nek kijelentese
szerint a Chevrolet gyarak a tel
es kora tavaszon at legalabb
10000 munkasnak biztositanak
munkaalkalmat.
A Chrysler Corporation is sza-
mos r6gi munkasat hivta vissza
munk6ba. X. T. Kellar, a tasasag
aleln0kenek becslese szerint k0-
riilbeliil $4,000 munkas dolgozik
most a Chrysler gyarak Ply.
mouth, Dodge es DeSoto egyse-
geiben, beleertve AIT 1000 mum
kast, akiket az ut6bbi harom he
ten hivtak be. Ujev el6tt ujabb
hatezcr alka1mazott visszahivasat
tervezik.
A Graham-Paige Motor Com.
pany gyardban mintegy $500
munkas dolgozik Wayne-ben
lev6 karosszeria gyar pedig 500
: regi munkasanak visszahivasat
tervezi.
Pontiacon az Oakland Motor
Car Co. 24OO munkassal dolgozik
jelenleg, de remeli, hogy par he
ten beliil megduplazhatja ezt a
szamot. A Hupp Motor Company
1000 emberrel dolgozik, de 200
vagy 300 regi munkas ujabhi be-
hivasat vette tervbe.
Follensbee, w. Va.-b6l jelentik,
hogy a Follensbee Brothers Co.
aceltelepe behivott 200 munkast.
Ezcn aceltelep f. ev junius 3O-ika
6ta mem miik0d0tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22
0YoksHAtfAsERr B0Rf0NT
KAPoTT A FIATALEMBER

Walter j. q ewes, 1873 Grand
view avenuei lakos az Oak street
kiils6 resz6n 4S merf0ldes sebes-
seggel hajtotta automobiljat,
fhely tett6vel megszegte a kozle-
kedesi t0rvenyek ere vonatkoz6
szabalyat es hanyag aut6hajtas-
6tt a rend8rseg letart6ztatta Is a
fnegyei b0rt0nben helyczte el.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22
Egyetlen mod

Egy enekesn5 verszegenyseg
ben szenved. Elmegy az orvoshoxs)
hogy injekci6t adjon neki.
A karjan oltsam beY' kerr
di az orvos. s a
Hova gondol doktor uri
kialt fel ijedten q lniivkszn6. @
On elfeleitkezik a hivatasomr6 y y
Olyan helyen kell heoltani, alsa
mem latjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22
KI6ZABADlToTTA MAGlT
A RABL6K KARMAI K0zttL

s. A. Abraham ss9 Wilson
avenuei la|kos jelentest tett a rem
d6rsegen, hogy mik00ben egyediil
setalt q Wilson avenuen, egy
auto allott meg el6tte Is ket is
meretlen ember szallott XII bel5le,
2 harmadik q kormanykersk
mellett live maradt. A ket EN-.
Der kenyszeriteni akarta Abra-
hamot, hogy menien veliik. .
azonban ellenszegilt es kenyee
helyzetsb6 siker6lt elmepekul.
ME. y rspd6 d6Fseg keresi triot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22
A vend6gl6ben

Milyen bort tetszik paran.
csolni keremal6ssan9 Ksknyelit,
rajnait, oport6t, bikavert, vagt
szamorodnit?
Olyat szeretnek, aminek
meg mines neve.
Hogy-hogyi
- Merit az legalabb meg mines
megkeresztelve...
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22
.vallouials


Bir6: Vallja be, hogy csaku.
ryan resstvett abban q rablasban.
V$dlott: IgsS6n mem, bird ur.
IA ason - 6je5sk6n egeszen mas
Aelyiitt t0rtem be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22

hazba fektettek. Mindez ITALIAN
mem tortent volna meg, ha a BAN
kok, amelyek a hazakat foreclo-
soltak Is mas iven hazkolcso-
nokkcl foelalkoz0 tarsasagok egy
k0zpOnti bankhoz forduIhattak
volna kolcs0nert es igy mem kel-
lett volna az ad6saikat szoritani-
ok. De mem voltak ilyen bankok
es a haztulajdonosok egymasutan
vesztettek ell hazaiIlat IS fore
closolasok szama notion mott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22
Hogyan miikodnek llazk0lcs0n
bankok

Az ujonnan szervezett hazk0l-
cson bankok ezeknex a kisban-
koknak es tarsasagoknak adnak
k0lcs0n0ket. Ugy hogy a bank
vagy tarsasag ahelyett, hogy a
hazat a tulajdonostol elvenne,
k0lcs0nt kap a hitelpapirok, te-
herlevelek mortgage" ellenhben
a hazk0lcs0n banktol.
A torveny ~tisztan koriilirja,
hogy milyen esetekben ad a haz-
kolcson bank kolcsont. A kerde-
ses haz mem lehet 10000 dollar
nal nagyobb ertakii es mem lehet
nagyobb, mint harom csalados
haz. A tulajdonosnak j6 karak-
teri es j6hirben allo egyennek
kell lenni, aki legalabb valami-
lyen keresettel bir es remeny van
ARA, hogy normalis id6kben ke-
pes lesz kotelezettsegeinek ele-
get tenni. A hazkDlcs0n banknak
81, 500, 100000 hitelkeszlete van,,
vagyis ennyi penz all a rendelke-
zes6re kolcson0k celaira.
A hazkolcs0n bankok direct
k0lcson0ket a haztulajdonosok-
max csak olyan esetekben adhat-
max, a torveny szerint, ha az ott-
hontulajdonos k6ptelen mashol
"mortgaget'' kapni a hazara.
Ilyen eset azonban csak kev6s
lesz. Sok esetben, anlikor a haz-
tulajdonosok a mortgagenak mar
nagy reszet kifizettek, de jelen-
leg keptelenek a nagyra szabott
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22
A LEGNAGYOBB AMERIKAI
MAGYAR VAROsOK',

A Washington Statisztikai Hi
vatal 1880. evi n6pszamlalasa sze.
rint a 100000 lelekn6l nepesebb
amerikai varosok, amelyekben a
magyarorszagi szarmazasuak sza-
ma legalabb 1000 f6nyi, a k0vet-
kaznk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22

New York, N. Y. 115,O9S
Cleveland, Ohio 39,545
Chicago, III. 3O,427
Detroit, Mich. 22,311
Philadelphia, Pa. 14.321
Bridgeport, Conn. SIT
Akron, Ohio 1860
South Bend, Ind. 1854
Milwaukee, Wis. 6,84S
Trenton, N. j. 5,641
Toledo, Ohio 5.927
Los Angeles, Cal. 5,S45
Newark, N. j. 5,641
Pittsburgh, Pa. 1894
st. Louis, Mo. 1850
Youngstown, Ohio 1880
Buffalo, N. Y. 4,120
Cincinnati, Ohio 1851
Dayton, Ohio 2,571
Flint, Mich. 2.1O9
San Francisco, Cal. 2,O52
St. Paul, Minn. 1897
Elizabeth, N. j. 1891
Yonkers, N. Y. 1854
Gary, Ind. 1,947
Jersey City, N. j. 1869
Baltimore, Md. 1887
Columbus, Ohio 1862
Paterson, N. J. 1918
Canton, Ohio 1856
Ezekben a varosokban 0sszesen
319,459 magyarorszagi szarma.
zasuak szama, k0zul0k 158,746
magyarorszagi sziiletesu, 16O,71a
pedig amerikai sziiletssu, de szii-
leik, legalabb az egyik, magyar.
orsIagi sziiletesii.
New York a negyedik legna-
gyobb magyar varos a vilagon,
ahol 2,000-el kevesebb magyar
szarmazasu el, mint Budapest
A l /
utan q masodik legnagyobb vi.
deki varosban, Debrecenben,
amelynek 1930-ban III, ,41O lako-
So volt. (New Yorknak 115,O98
ssegednek, q mdsodik legnagyobt
nagyarorszagi varosnak pedie
1851 lakosa.) Icy elmondhat'
juk, hogy New York a negyedik
legnagyobb magyar varos a villa.
gon, Budapest, Szeged IS Debre.
cen ut&n.
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Churches Held
To Fall Short in
Making Character
Results of QUESTIONABLE
Among Clergy and 9th
ers Made Public.
Nv the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
EVANSTON, Ill, February IA
group of clergymen has expressed tne
opinion that the churches of today are
not teaching and preaching a religion
that can effectively influence conduct
and character.
This was announced by DR.. George
Belts, director of research in the School
of Education of Northwestern Univer-
Sity, who asked 900 ministers, direc-
tors of religious education, members OF
overhead church organizations, pro-
fesSorS in colleges and seminarieS and
laymen active in church work, whether
the church was presenting religion
that was influencing character and con-
ouCt.
Three hundred replied. Only one out
of every four answered in the aff1rma-
tive. Nearly three-fourths qualified
their replies or answered No"
These answers" said Prof. Belts,
do not prove the effectiveness or in
effectiveness of preaching and teaching.
Our point for the moment Is the
churchmen's estimate of that effective
nesS-the degrees of confidence they
have in the church's program.
What many will interpret as hope
full sign is that the ministers are
sharper in their criticism than most of
the other. groups, As per cent un-
qualiiedly denying the moral effective
ness of present-day preaching and
teaching, and only laymen going be-
yond them. Surely, in so far as these
ministers are typical, the clergy cannot
be accused of overcomplacency."
Evening star., 1932-02-04
ORGANIZATION OF LURAY
DRAMA CLUB COMPLETED
Constitution Committee Named to
Report at Next Meeting.
Play Is Chosen.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LURAY, Va, February 4.-Members
Of the Dramatic Club practically COM
pleted their organization here last night
at the third meeting held since the
movement originated A Committee on
Constitution and Bylaws will report at
the next meeting. This committee is
composed of Robert Keyser, chairman;
L. Ferdinand zerkel and William Fitch
Sam Shandelson was appointed
chairman of the club, and Miss Gladys
Brubaker secretary.
The Committee on the Selection and
Casting of Plays, composed of Mrs
Ruth Vertner, Miss Ruth Bradley and
Nicholas Feinstein, reported on several
One-act plays suitable for production
and the club decided to proceed at once
with The Flower Shop" at the same
time taking under consideration The
Pot Boilers" Three act plays will
be given in one night, the proceeds to
go for the benefit Of some worthy OBJ
ject.
The club at present has a member
ship Of 25, meeting once week for busi-
ness purposes and at the call Of the
committee for rehearsalS. The or
ganizers of the club hope to discover
enough latent talent in Luray even
tually to have a little theater, produc-
ing its own plays and making its own
scenery.
Evening star., 1932-02-04
SIX BUS DRIVERS
AMONG 9 FINED
Use of Old Tags Charged in
Police Court Against ID.
D.
Four Default.

Eight motorists and six bus drivers
, were arraigned before Judge Ralph
Given in Police Court today on charges
Of operating their vehicles on 1881 tags.
Four others, who also had been arrested
after the "deadline" at O'Clock last
night, failed to appear for trial.
The delinquentS were dealt with
. leniently by the judge He took the
personal bonds OF four and ordered
three drivers Of private cars and the
six bus operators to pay fines. The case
OF one taxi driver was continued until
tomorrow He allowed three persons to
forfeit $40 collateral and issued war
rant for another who failed TO appear
after he had been given a ticket"
Drivers Are Arrested.
Drivers of the entire feet of six
busSes operated by the Alexandria
Washington line were arrested by Po-
liceman w. J. Linderman. After hear
ing their pleas Judge Given observed
there seemed to be quite a bit of red
tape" connected with securing new tags
for buses He said the bus corporation
was the real offender" and imposed a
fine of SO on each driver. He warned
the company that the vehicles must
SlJflSE De Jaken from Jle SLT6eI OF
their drivers will be liable to arrest
again.
The motorists who were released
without fines were Alexander M
Hawkes., James A. Morgan, Silas Robin
son and Marion Harper. Charles R.
Hill was fined IS, while John w May
nard and Buell. w. Douglass were re-
quired to pay SO each. Lee Gan,
Nicholas Wright and A. E. Daymude
failed to appear in court and forfeited
$40 collateral A warrant was issued
for Harry A. Glorious.
Taxi Case Continued.
Joseph Dyson, taxi driver, entered
plea OF guilty and the case was con-
ttnued until the owner of the taxi
company, who was said to have ap-
piled for tags, may be brought to court.
Almost all of the defendants said
their titles or applications for tags had
either been lost or had not been mailed
by the Traffic Bureau. Judge Given
served warning that delinquent motor
lists brought before him after today will
be given much more severe penalties.
Evening star., 1932-02-04
WOMAN PHYSICIAN GETS
KENSINGTON HEALTH POST
Or. Katherine A. Chapman Is
Named Officer by Mayor
F. W. Brown.
BY a stan Correspondent of The Star.

BY Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
KENSINGTON, Md, February A.
DR.. Katherine A. Chapman, graduate of
the George Washington University
Medical School and resident of this
town for more than 80 years, has been
appointed as health officer for KenSing-
ton by Mayor Frederick w Brown The
appointment was made to fill the va
cancy created by the death Of DR.. Eu-
gene Jones. former State Senator, sew
eral months ago.
DR.. Chapman, who is the daughter of
Mrs. Frank T. Chapman, was the first
woman inferno to serve at George
Washington University Hospital after
graduating in medicine in 1925. During
the past several years she has practiced
here
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Burns Prove Fatal.

Walter Booth, colored, 20, who was
severely burned and one leg broken as
a result of the bursting of a boiler at
his place of employment at Bryantown,
Md, two days ago, died at Emergency
Hospital yesterday. Booths home was
at Bryantown. His death was reported
to the Charles County, Nd, authorities.
Evening star., 1932-02-04
REGULAR Delivery

Over 100000 families read The
Star every day. The great ma
jority have the paper delivered
regularly every evening and Sun
day morning at a cost Of IA
cents daily and cents Sunday.
If you are not taking advantage
of this regular service at this low
rate, telephone National 5000 now
and service will start tomorrow.
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Bargains in Mems
Handkerchiefs

(3s5) Mems Initial Handkerchiefs,
service linen. Not all initials. S0r
Were 25c ca. for .........
(100) Women's Colored Linen Hand
kerchiefs with neat self-color initial.
14-inch size. Were '1Sc. 1CH
Now marked .....,...... AA ~
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Dewey Sponsors Benefit.

DR.. John Dewey, former professor of
philosophy at Columbia University, has
been added to the list of patrons tor the
zonta benefit recital to be given tomor-
row night at the Wardman Park
Theater, the committee in charge an
nounced today. Miss Evelyn Davis,
dancer, and Miss Frances Gutalius
pianist, will take part in the program.
Evening star., 1932-02-04

In olden days epidemics were thought
20 be the result Of storms, comets, or
earthquakes.
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Wrist Watches, Clocks
All At Great Savings

All At Great Savings
Q00) Ingraham Watches for boys
or men. Chromium cases and
met: metal straps Were $500 S2.79
(40) Mantel Clocks; mahogany fin
ished cases; gilt dial; ID Ar Q5
inches. Were $685.. Now. @o'~S
(20) Clocks-e e c. trio cathedral
shape clocks, or 8-day
winder kitchen clocks. Ct 70
Were $195. Now ........ W
500 Electric Clocks with bakelite
cases. Size 4x412 inches. TO-
Were S100. Now. ............ s~
STREET FLOOR.
PewtertUore and Siluer-
uUare at Savings
(75) Pewter Bon Bon Dishes, Nut
Dishes and Ash Trays. Were co.
S1.00. Now .................
(25) Pieces of Pewter, including
bowls and nut dishes. Were Or,
$195. Now .................
t44) Pieces of Tower Table Silver:
Soupspoons, dessert spoons and 1Q~
tablespoons. Were 39c. Now.
1D Sets of Tower Salad Forks.
25-year guarantee. Regu- 60 30
larry 1920. Now. ........
STREET FLOOR.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04
AD vALOREM TARIFF EXTENSION ANNOUNCED
 BY GREAT BRITAIN

LONDON, Jan. 4, P)-EXtenSion of 50 per cent ad valorem tariff to IS new products was announced by the British Board of Trade. A large number of American exports will be hard hit by the latest move on the part of Great Britain to prevent dumping of foreign prod ucts on England, following the de- preciation of the sterling.
 Included in the new list of ar ticles which will come under the tariff provision are all sorts of manufactured cotton goods, photo graphic cameras and parts, unex- posed paper films and plates and numerous electrical devices, includ- ing incandescent lamps. Stockings, socks, table linen and wearing ap parel will come under the duty pay able class also.
 The Board of Trade made public figures showing all articles includ- ed in the new list have been ex- ported to England in increasingly large amounts during the last month, in anticipation of tariff
 Several American firms have all ready laid plans to establish fac- tories in England to avoid higher rates and England has not ob- jected to such action.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04
JUNEAU MASONS

At the regular annual meeting of the Juneau Masonic Lodge re- gently officers were elected for the ensuing year. They are: John J. Fargher, worshipful master; M. L. Merritt, senior warden; L. E. Hen drickson, junior warden; Wallis s. George, junior warden; J. w. Lei vers, secretary. H. L. Redlingshafer IS past master, reports the Empire.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04
SPINNING SALMON

An innovation in the processing of canned salmon is reported by the Canadian department of fish cries. The new process is to skin the fish before the canning, in stead of usual methods of canning with the skin on. It has been suc- ceSsfully carried out during the past season at a cannery on the Fraser river and, according to fish cry officers who inspected the plant. the resultant product is sat- iSfactory.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04
CORONER'S JURY VERDICT

A coroner's jury inquiring into the deaths of Jack Daly and Cath erine Mooney, alias Helen Williams and Helen Dempsey, found that Daly, apparently Respondent, jeal- ous and intoxicated, shot Miss Will Hams through the neck and then committed suicide by drinking a sufficient dose of lySol. The jury returned a verdict bearing these facts in Ketchikan recently, reports the Chronicle.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04
BOSTON SAILOR YAPPS

BOSTON, Jan. 4, R)-J a c k Sharkey sent a telegram to Jack Dempsey, former h heavyweig ht boxing champion, in which he of fered to wager $50,000 he could knock Dempsey out or make him quit within six rounds.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04

Forty basketball players, accom- panied by coaches, left Juneau and Douglas recently for Chilkoot Bar racks where they were to engage in a hoop tournament, says the En- pire.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04

There are I03 schools in the Ter pritory of Alaska that are under the jurisdiction of the Office of In- dian Affairs.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04

Have you heard the new "OKEHs records at Sylvia's. They are won ierful.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04

The forthcoming February g is the 200th anniversary of the birth of George Washington.