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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-12
DOES ALASKA CANADIAN
 SPAWNED pINkS?
Failure of Run in Massett Inlet ,Mystifies Dom
 inion Experts

Unexpected and complete failure
 oi the pink salmon run in Massett
 Inlet, British Columbia, this year
 puzzles Canadian fishery author
 ities, and the theory is advanced
 that matured salmon do not always
 return to their spawning streams and that fish planted in Canadian
 waters eventually migrate to Al
 askan waters The News of Prince
 Rupert, B. C., declares. The cannery of the Nootka
 Packing company of New Massett
 only plant operating there this
 season, is closing down with a
 total pack of 5000 cases most o1 which are echoes
 The cannery was held open g
 good while after the regular fish
 ing time had passed in the hope that late run would relieve the situation but heavy rains aided
 what few fish there were to move
 up the streams and no new TUT J appeared.
 Seine Fishermen Affected Seine fishermen will suffer hsav- fly. With the very low price offered them this year only large catches would have enabled them to clear
 anything at all and they are now left in debt to the company with
 out penny to face the winter l The non-arrival of the pink sal mon has proved mystifying t6 fishery officials. According to E i s. Richardson, fisheries inspector for this district, all rivers in ti1e vicinity were heavily seeded witf ] spawn two years ago.
 Two Year Fish
 The investigations and tagging work carried on at McClinton Bay Massstt Inlet, under the supervision Of Cr. A. l.. Prichard and assistants so far seem to demonstrate thad the humpback is "a two-year fish Almost forty of the marked fish have been taken this season 1T spite of the low catches. It is in teresting to know that most ol these marked fish have been re- taken not at Massett Inlet but at Madden harbor and other out side streams on the west coast at Port Louis.
 This seems to indicate that the pink salmon does not always re- turn to the stream in which il was spawned. Definite result! have not yet been announced. May Have Been Poisoned Various theories concerning the
 disappearance of the fish are be- ing brought forward-some hole the idea that the spawning beds were poisoned by the excessive numbers of salmon that died 1T
 the rivers in 1930-another theory | is that a heavy fresl1et in Octo. 1 Der of that year may have wash
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-12
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
YOUNG MEN RENEWING s
 OLD FRIENDSHIPS HERE

Arne vesoja and Emil Palmer, two former Douglasites, are back on the channel for a few days visiting their old friends in Doug las and Juneau. Both the young men are graduates of the Doug las high school.
 } Emil Palmer and his brother Elmer are in the logging business on the Canadian side and are well established. Their father, E. Palm bum, now a resident of Kirkland Wash, was formerly engaged in the logging business in Alasha.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-12
HE|ADWA'TERS
 OF VIII TING Is EXPLORED
Ketchikan .sProspectors on Long Trek Report See
 ing Elk in Wilds

INTANGIBLE, Alaska, Oct. S.E' Special Correspondence Return ing from an 84-day prospecting trip into the unexplored country which Les between the Taku and Stikinc rivers, U. IF. Krauss and Hug, Smoke, both of Ketchikan, arrived from Telegraph Creek last weef: with the report that they lla1 observed two elk on the divide be- tween the Whiting and Shsasley rivers. They also report finding coal beds and indications of ore bodies.
 Leaving Keschikan early in July, the two men flew to Crescent Lake, on the lcwer whiting, and proceed ed up they CT in a polling boat. They were equipped with collap- sable rubber beat and two months supplies.
 Great Obstacle
 Pertaging the canyon Of the middle branch of Whiting river appears to have been the greatesS obstacle on their trip, according to Smoke. They. followed a bear trail, which, in places, offered precarious footing.
 Above the canyon the river flows through wide valley with many gravel bars The going was good for twelve miles, where the river heads in a lake. The country between the head Si the Whiting and Sheasley rivers is reported to ba land of many lakes, some Of which were 10 to Is miles in kag.h. a1F
 Find Old Cabin
 An old cabin, which appeared to have been erected more than 30 years ago, was found on the banks of Whiting river. A rusty gold pan was found inside the cabin, indicating that it had been constructed by a min CT. This corroborates an old story that miners penetrated the Whiting valley in the early days.
 The two men spent several weeks on the divide between the Whiting and Sheasley rivers, and at one time reached point where they could look down into fthe Clear water, a tributary of the Stikine. Prospecting as they travelled, living on the country when their grub ran out, they discovered many in- yications of minerals and coal. Placer gold, if it exists in this dis trict. is too deep to be mined prof. itably. they decided. They brought out several sacks of samples for assay.
 They See Elk It was in the vicinity of large lake which drains into the Shealey ar Inklin rivers that the elk were observed. Krause, who had hunted elk in the Olynpics as well as in the Yellowstone, identified them at once. They were white behind, much too large for mule deer-a few odd which have been reported in the Cassiar lately-and made off with the peculiar lope of the ak. so different from the trot of the moose or caribou. Mountain sheep were also seen in this section, and goats in large bands.
 1t had been the intention of the tMo men to return to the coast tNer the same route they came in On approaching the canyon, however they found that this route would hp impracticable, due to an early fan of snow Retracing they way they crossed the height of land and struck out, for the Sheasley , distance of abi iut 100 miles, which , they reached in f2 days. From shealey telegraph station they fol lowed the telegraph line to Tele- graph Creek, thence down thk stikine to wrangell.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-12

James Stapleton, Ralph Reischl, and R. s. Raven.
 Membership-R. c. Mize, Mrs. H G. Nordling and Mrs. Roy Ru- therford.
 Finance-Mrs Wallis s. George. Mrs. M. L. Merritt, Mrs. Brice Howard and G.. H. Walmsley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-12
RUSSIAN PICKLES

Layers of laurel leaves, cherry oak and black currant are placed in alternate layers with cucumbers in a gallon crock. Red peppers. parsley and fennel are added and a brine as in the above recipe is added, doubling the amount. Be sure layers of leaves allow filtration.
 A recipe for dills is to be put up
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-12
JEWISH DILL PICKLES

{ Use 2-quart jars, and in the bottom of each place a blossom 'cs dill, a clove of garlic and pack
 in a layer of cucumber, but more
 dill, more garlic and repeat, fill-
 ing the jar. Put dill and garlic on
 top, To each jar add 2 tablespoons
 salt, cup vinegar. and 2 table
 spoons mixed spices and fill with cold water. Shake every day for f3 days. .s Although there may be other variations here is recipe for Ipickles like the Russians make
 chem.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-12
ENTERTAIN FOR GUILD

Mrs. J. R. Guerin will be hostess to the members of the St. Luke $ Guild and their friends at her home Thursday afternoon. Sewing for the Guild will be the princi- pal diversion. All interested are invited.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-12
40 TONS OF GOLD IS NOT
 EXACTLY THAT

Several weeks ago the Seattle newspapers printed articles about the little boat Valencia bringing 40 tons of gold into port from Alaska" !
 Here is what Sam Croft, of the Seattle Star, later said:
 "On my desk beside the type writer there's hefty hunk of white rock, alive with glittering yellow flecks. Tom Medley, when he gave it to me on the fishboat Valencia, told me that it was full of gold. Tom is a prospector. He brought down nearly 40 tons of white rocks on the Valencia from Hagemeister Strait, Bristol Bay, Al- aska.
 When I first brought my chunk of quartz back to The Star office it was quite an attraction, and everyone wanted to handle it. Half dozen of them tried to swipe it.
 To-day am disappointed in that rock. Day after day I have been looking at it's gleaming flecks and dreaming sweetly, as ona dreams of riches and things that probably will never come true. My rock has just been assayed.
 Picked at Random
 srrl,o c+or ,,,,rc,,;y,o o,, ;pdapn,,d J ent investigation of the reported gold strike, decided to send an orc sample to an assayer. My chunk of quartz had been picked at rant dom from one of the sacks aboard the Valencia and given to me by the veteran prospector who made the original strike.
 "The ore was sent to Falkenburg and Company, 86 Madison Street, chemists and engineers. Today they returned a certificate of assay in which they declared my rock had no gold in it. The certificate was signed 'Falkenburg ana Co., in peri and ink. as
 "Im disappointed. had great hopes for that chunk Of rock Maybe Medley and the others lrI the venture will have better luck with the rest of the rock. The Wall encia has transferred her cargo td the Tacoma smelter, Capt M II Legaz told me today We are wait ing for the assays to be naade there, he said '
 No More Dreams "At any rate, the white rock chunk is still on my desk, But il won't fool me any more, nor lead me to dream sweetly. I think Il would make a swell weight to drown cats, regardless of whether they find a lot of gold in the other rocks Brought down by the Valencia, and I hope they do. fol we all like to feel that thar's gold
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-12
No More Dreams
NOTICE

To Scottish Rite Masons: De gree work at Temple Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings, Oct 12, 13, IA, at 7::3O o'clock. Visitinl members cordially invited.
 WALTER B. HEISEL, adv. Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-12
ATTENTION IEGIoNNaIREs. ,

ATTENTION LEGIONNAIRES! Regular meeting of the Afford John Bradford Post No 4 will be held at the Dugout Thursday at 8 P. M. Visiting comrades welcome.
 A. B. CLARK, --adv. Adjutant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-12
SCHOOL FOR NEGRO
 Nan1u<xr Ur~>, TAJ

NE WORLEANS-The first of it's kind in the south, Xavier Uni versity, Catholic institution for negroes has been formally opened here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-12

Civil airplanes registered in France at the end of the first six months of 1882 totaled, l,544 craft.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-12
RECIPES FOR
 PICKLES ARE
 TOPICAL NOW
Cucumbers on Market in Juneau Formulas Are Given Es

With cucumbers on the market in various sizes and prices there have been requests received for pickle recipes. Here are thre:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-12

Turkey has established q govern ment monopoly on operating regu- lar coastwise trade.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-12

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-12

adv.
La gaceta., 1932-03-12
NJ
DEL PUERTO

Cuatro vapOreS amerlcanoS
entraron aver Y tres de e'los.
Commercial Orleanean, Delisle
y Doris Kellogg, procedentes de
New Orleans Ell Occidental, de
la Texas Oil Company, arribo
con I'm cargamento de petrGleO.
Rumbo a puertos de Espaha,
cargado de f3sfato Y MADEIRA, Sc
hizo a la mar ell vapor america
Jomar, Ell Margaret salio ha-
ella Panama City, Pensacola Y
Port Newark, con carga gene
raj.
La gaceta., 1932-03-12

contra, reconsider6 SUI sentencia
ordenando un nuevo juicio. La
defensa dijo que un negro a
quien ell hombre diera muerte,
habia asesinado a la mujer y al
hijo del acusado, pegandoles ire
mendos golpes con- un hacha Ell
la noche de abril 2 de 1880. De-
clararon a favor del acusado la
madre y un hermano de la asesi-
NADIA.
La gaceta., 1932-03-12
NOTNIAS De
INTERES LOCAL

La campana en- favor del Co
fire. de la Comunidad continuara
segdn decidieron aver sus di-
rectores, hasta que Sc llegue a
a la suma presupuestada,
$108, 8O8.0 90.
Durante ell dia de aver ingre-
saron en- ell Cofre $2,883.42, ele-
vando ell total a $79,680.26.
La reorganization de las di-
visiones de hombres y ell recluta
miento de miembros de los clubs
.cfvicos para continuar la cam
pana, Sc hara ell pr6ximo martes
por Carl D. Brorein, director
general, y ell Presidente del Co
fire, Howad P. MacFarlane
La gaceta., 1932-03-12

Otreci6 anoche un brlilante
concerto en- ell Auditorium Mu-
nicipal, ell tenor italiano Attic
Baggiore, que hizo honor a la
fama de que venia precedido. Ell
pdblico aplaudi6 con vigor al j6-
La gaceta., 1932-03-12
SELECCIONES PARA HOY

J Primera carrera Caesar Boy
"a. Dimple Hill; 3a. Casey Mea-
dows; IA. Bashful Eva; 5a. Red
Decorum; Ga. De Priest Parton ;
Ia. DR.. Trigger II; ga. Remark
able; ga. Pistol Pete.
La mejor apuesta: RED DE-
R
La gaceta., 1932-03-12

3a. The Fenian, SO; IA. Cheerful
Topper, $24.4O; 5a. Oakland
Crasher, $4.60; Ga. Lucky News,
SLIGO; Ia. De Priest Parton,
1890; ga. Miss Gloom, SIS; Ga.
Smokey Doss, $3.50.
La gaceta., 1932-03-12

que Morris peg6 a White en- la
noche de MARIO A y este Sc de-
fendi6 con una cuchilla, causan-
dole heridas de las cuales falle-
clio ell pitcher pocos dias des-
pues.
La gaceta., 1932-03-12

Los cosecheros de aguacate de
la Florida habian pedido al go
bierno federal declarara que ell
aguacate es una clase de pera y
que por 10 tanto estaba sujeto a
un 1870 de derechos arancela-
rios.
En- contra de esa definici6n
de pera, opin6 aver de nuevo
la secFetarfa de agriculture y es-
to probablemente salvara a los
campesinos cubanos, en- conHr
de los cuales Sc habia pedido la
definici6n.
Ell ano pasado Sc remitieron
de Cuba a este pals, aguacates
con un valor de 1892, 575.
La gaceta., 1932-03-12

Ha salido de New York ell CO.
ronel Rupert con ell fin de con-
ferenciar en- st. Petersburg con
Babe Ruth y llegar a un acuerdc
con Ell "rey de los jonroneros'.
Pide $4,000, con I'm c~ontrato
de dos amos, y ell coronel lie ofre-
&c $4,000, por I'm ano.
Anando tomaba ell tren en-
New York, Rupert manifesto
que Ruth firmara por los 70
mil pesos, por cuanto esta suma
representa- un sueldo justo.
La gaceta., 1932-03-12

ven cantante, particularmente
en- las ultimas romanZaS.
Baggiore repiti6 y cant6 nue.
vos numeros, complaciendo al en-
tusiasta auditorio. Tambien hui
bieron calurosos aplausos para
ell pianiSta Roberto Nc Donald,
por su Interpretation de la pie
"a musical Eel Bellisimo Azul
Danubio".
La gaceta., 1932-03-12
RESULTADO DE LAS CA
RRERAS DE PERROS EN-
ST. PETERSBURG

Primera carrera, Sahara Sand
$3.50; "a. Crafty Boy, $3.50;
La gaceta., 1932-03-12

I'm jurado absolvi6 aver en- la
ciudad de Arcadia, a William
Raymond Carter, a QUEEN Sc acu
saba de haber asesinado a su es-
posa para cobrar una POLKA. Car
yer habia sido condenado por
csc delito y la Corte Supreme,
luego de haber decidido en- su
La gaceta., 1932-03-12

La compania de opera Cola
Santo cantara esta noche Aida
en- ell Auditorium Municipal.
Mahana domingo Sc representa-,
ra "El Tr0vador" y ell lunes
"Cavalleria Rust amp
Por haber confesado que la
falta de dinero les hizo salir a
la Gale con sus automobiles, sin
la licencia de 1882, 81 ciudada-
nos recibieron aver mas tempo,
en- la Corte de 10 Criminal para
comprar las chapas, aunque to-
dos ellos Sc declararon culpa-
5les. La pena que senala la ley
no les fue aplicada por haber
prometido que antes del pr6xi-
mo viernes Sc presentaran al
juez con las chapas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22
KERELEM
ELxFIZET6ugKHEZ

Kkrjiik el6fizst6inket, hogy
k6ltozks Is cimvaltosas EL0TT
tudassanak benniinket a valto.
z&sr6l.
Az nj postat6rv6nyek sserint
btntstest kell fi5etnink minden
lap6rt, amelyet q cimzett mem
vess It Is ez a biintet6s sulyos.
Ha teh&t valali elk0lt0zik lax.
hely6rH Is a lapot mem veszi At
senki, akkor megbiintetnek ben.
niinlket.
No . cimv<oS6s ut&n, hanem
sssl6tt tesskk h&t 6rtesiteni ben
niinlket, hogy = lap ktildsset q re.
81 cimre besxiinteesiik.
K6rjtk sl6fizst6inket, hogy ne
kivanjanak rank kil6n terhelket
ralkni IS huEl6TT t&voznalk va.
lahounan, ertesitsenek bennunket,
hogy No kdldjiik t6bbe ARA q
cimrs AZ ujs6got.
TisStelettel
A KIAD6HIvATAL.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22
F0.GANGsTER VsLEMENYE
- A GANGsTEREKR0L

Jack Bilbo, AL Capone alvezere
atvitorlazott az 6ceanon es Paris.
ba erkezett. A rend6rseg helvett
ujsagir6k fogadtak palyaud-
varon. ''Az embereknek Euro
paban egeszen gyerekes FOCAL.
maik vannak gangsterekrol, -
mondta hires Jacky. Affele
fenevadaknak k6pzelik 3ket, akik
tiicsls0t-bogarat lemeszar0lnak Is
alland6 puskaval hadonasznak.
Ez szamarsag, francia agyrcm. A
mi szerepiink tisztara politikai
termeszetii. Mi vagyunk az anne
rikai szabadsag igazi 6rei. Az
amerikaiak inni akarnak, mi gon.
doskodunk r6la, hogy legyen nit
inniok. Ami pedig AIT illeti, hogv
hanv embert 0ltem meg. kijelent-
hetem, hogy egyetlen egyet sem,
meg akkorat sem, mint hii-
velvkujjam. Egyparszor elsiit0t-
tenn a puskamat olyan emberek-
re, akik hasonl6t cselekedtek We
lem, de nagyjaban ait mondha-
tom, hogy mi gangsterek egyet-
len nagy csalad vagyunk. Mint
minden nagy csaladban, nalunk
is vannak csaladi perpatvarok.
Adjatok egy pohar palinkat es
ne fenykepezzetek le, inert mines
sziiksegem reklamra. Eltg rekla-
mot csinalnak nekem k0ny.
veim.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22
TENYEs NAPPAL
KIRAB0LT ttZLET

Harom f0lfegyverkezett bandi-
ia belepett 1902 Lakewood ave.
nuei fJszeriizletbe Is s'F0l a ke-
zekkep' kialtassal kenyszeritet-
tex az iizlet ket alkalmazottjat,
hogy menjenek le a pincebe. Az
alkalmazottak k0vettek szigoru
parancsot es lementek pincebe,
melynek ajtajat az egyik rabl6
rajuk zarta. Ennek vegeztevel a
betorSk f0lnyitottak a kezi penz-
tart, amelyb6l $45 k6szpenzt ell.
vittek es az utcan varakoz6 auto
ban kereket oldottak.
"A pincebe zart alkalmazottakat
az iizletbe j0v6 vev6k szabaditot-
TAX XII szorult helyzetukbSl. A
ket alkalmazott pontos szemely-
leirast adott a ket banditar6l $
ICY remelhet5, hogy hamarosan
rendSrkezre keriilnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22
vLSZEDEL1GES BET6R6T
FOGOTT Ell. "A RENDxRSfc

A helybeli rend5rseg elfogott
egy veszedelmes, reg6ta kor5zott
bet6f8t Is rabl6t John Simison.
"a eves, Voland, Pal lakos
szemelyeben. Simison a legmere-
szebb bet0resek es rablasok egt.-
sorozatat k0vette Ell. Jelenleg is
a Mansfield Reformatory szabad-
sagolta de feliigyelete alatt all.
Simison- eddig k6t bet6rest Is rab
last ismert be. 3 rabolta XII a
Reed Drug Store-t Mahonine
avenuen 6s a Sheban. fiiszeriizle-
tet q Wilson avenuen. A rend5r-
seq most AEON igyekszik, hogy a
r0vottmultu fiatalember biinlai.
stromat 0sszeallitsa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22

reszletfizeteseket folytatni, hogv
a hazk0lcson bank segitsegevel
hatralev0 tartozasukat hosszabb
id3tartamra terjesztik kies ICY ~
fizetesi kotelezetts6giil Ienyege-
sen kisebb lesz.
A tizenket hazkolcs0n bankke-
riiletben a bankok k0vetkezo
szekhelyekkel birnak:
Cambridge, Mass, Newark. M.
j., Pittsburgh, Pa, Wiston-Salem
n. c., Cincinnati, @. Indianapo-
lis, Ind, Evanston, ILL.,, Des Moi
mes, Iowa, Little Rock, Ark, To-
peka, Kansas, Portland, Ore, Los
Angeles, Calf.
Ezekb6l kozpontokb6l ira
nyitjak hazkolcs0n bankok inii-s
kodeset es ide fordulhatnak Il
kisebb penzintezetek segitsegert.
ahelyett, hogy ad6saikt6l elvc.
gyek eletiil1 munkajanak crcd-
menyet: az otthonnkat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22
tJJELI MUNKkJUKBAN
MEGZAVART BET0R0K


Bet0r6k hatoltak be a Belmont
fs Fairgreen avenuek sarkan lcv6
iizletbe, amid6n az esetr6l rem
d6rseget idejeben ertesitettek.
akik teljes keszenletben kivonul-
tax bet0res szinhelyere. Ami
don bet0r6k eszrevettek a rem.
d0r0k k0zeledeset futasnak cred
tex, de rend6r0knek sikerilt
6ket elfogni es a megyei b0rt6n-
ben elhelyezni. A rend6ri jelentes
a tovabbi nyomozas 6rdek6ben
mem nevezi meg bet0rSket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22
A MEGFEIEMLrrETT
BET0R6K MENEKttLESE

Lawrence Root 4O14 Market
street, gazolin allomasara bet0-
rest kiserelt meg ket bet0r5. Root
aki tarsaval Belford Bennellel alb.
ban az idoben az allomason tar
t6zkodott, hajnali 6rakban esq.
revette bet0resi kiserletet, fegy.
we're utan nyult es lott. A loves
azonban mem talalt igy a bet6-
r6knek sikeriilt kereket oldani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22
A KAsszAFUR0R

Kasszafur6k jartak Snyder
BENTLEY Co. l119 Manning avc.-i
badOg- es vizfelszerelesi cikkels
gyaranak iroda helyisegeiben,
ahol pancelszekrenyt megfurtak
Is felt0rtek, 100 dollar tartalmat
pedig elvittek magnkkal. A rem.
d3rseg nyomozza a kasszaflr6-
kat, akik az ut6bbi idSben val6.
sagos remei a kereskedS embc-
reknek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22
Anonymous.

A kocka megfordult. Amerika,
amely sok-sok evtizeden keresztiil
magaba szivta a munkara ehes
embereket a vilag valamennyi ta-
jar6l, most maga is munkara ehes
es szabadulni igyekszilx "mun-
kanelkiilisegt0l'.
A Kiiliigyi Hivatal legujabb XII
mntatasa szerint 4O4 900 ameri-
kai polgar telepedett meg kill
f0ld0n. Az ipari depresszi6 0ta Il
kiilf0ldon metelepedctt amerikai-
ak szama 1S,000-rel szaporodott.
Az adatokb6l az is kitiinik, hogy
ezrevel mentek amerikai polgarok
oily kiilf0ldi orszagokba, ahol ol-
cs6bb megelhetest biztosithatnak
maguknak Is masok pedig azokat
az orszagokat kerestek fel, illetve
azokban telepedtek meg egyel6re,
amelyeket gazdasagi pangas
legkevesbe erintett.
Kanadaban eziden 0teZerrel
tobb amerikai polgar lakik, mint
1931-ben. Az ut6bbi evben II, 900
amerikai polgarral gazdagodtak
azok a kiilfoldi orszagok, ahol a
megelhetes sokkal olcs6bb, mint
az Egyesiilt Allamokban.
Orszagok, amelyek a legt0bb
amerikai polgart vonzottak: IT.
orszag es Olaszorszag. Meg kell
jegyezni azonban, hogy az ameri-
kaiak, akik ezekben az orszagok-
ban telepedtek meg. azel6tt hon
polgarai voltak az illet6 allamok-
max es csak azert j6ttek at az
Egyesiilt Allamoknak, hogy mum
kat szerezzenek maguknak.
Az egyes allamok koz0tt Cana
daban talaljuk a legtobb ameri-
kai polgart: 224,OOO-t. Francia-
orszagban f5kent az iskolakban
talalunk sok ameriikait. A Fran
ciaorszagban el6 amerikaiak s.. s.
ma 23,91O. Portugaliaban 1900.
Olaszorszagban 10000. Angolor-
szagban $500, Csehszlovakiaban
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giaban $40, Daniaban 532, Litva-
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gar el az azsiai orszagokban, eek
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Nyugatindiai szigeteken es Ber-
mudaban, 17,1OO Mexicoban, 12,-
500 Delamerikaban Is $500 Afri-
kaban telepedett lie.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-22
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