davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12
Evfordulo, bankett Is Terezia

Evfordul6, bankett Is Terezia
estely. Vasarnap, oktober 15-en
iinnepeljiik hitkozsegiink fenn-
Al1asanak otodik evfordulojat is
kolankban, bankettel Is Te-
reziak nevestelyevel, mely aka,
lomra serenyen kesziil6dnek
hitkozseg buzgo asszonyai es
leanyai Akik latogatasukkal
megtisztelnek bennunket, meg
fognak gy6zodni, hogy resziik
lesz mindenben, ami kellemes:
magyaros etelekben. kitino fris-
sit6 italokban, zeneben, tancban
S egyeb szorakozasokban ifjak-1
max es oregeknek, ferfiaknak Is
noknek .megfeleloen, mint a
multban is tortent. Mindezt oily
alacsony belepti dij elleneben
! fogjak kapni. amilyen a kozel
multban sehol sem Volt. Kitiino
szonokok is lesznek jelen. akik-
t6l igen aktualis do1gokrol hall
hatnak maid, kiilonosen fer
flax. Minden magyar testvert
meghivunk es szivesen latunk
remeljiik, hogy senki sem sza-
lasztja el kinalkozo kellemes
lalkalmat.
Bazarunkat oktober 26-an kezd
juk, mely negy este fog tartani.
Azoktol, akik bazar konyvekkel
rendelkeznek, bark vasarolhat
lolyan ticketeket, melyekkel a ba-
zar utolso estejen vagy egy el6
borjut, vagy egy elo baranyt le-
het sorsolas utjan nyerni. Az is
kolas gyermekek kiilon arusita-
max punch ticketeket. melyekkel
electric clock-ot, electric toas-
tert, fountain pen set-et, search
lamp-et. stb. ilyesfele ertekes
targyakat lehet nyerni. A mos
tani bazaresteken olyan vi jatek-
modszerek fognak szerepelni,
melyek meglepik a kozonseget
es az eddigieknel is elvezeteseb-
bekke teszik az esteket. A belep6
|2O centes tickettel - mely mind
a negy estere sol igen erte-
kes targy lesz kisorsolva. Mar
most kozoljiik E hirt, hogy e. ma
pot nyilyantartva. senki Sc fe-
lejtkezzek ell roluk, ha azok elo-
|nyeit es hasznat elvezni kivanja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12
OREG AMERlKAsoK
YOUNGSTOWN csALApJA

Tagja lehet minden f6rfi vagy no,
aki legalabb 20 6ves amerikas Celia
az 0sszetart&s Apol4sa 6s k0zj6t6kony.
sag. Tagsagi dij egy eyre egy dollar
Belephet q Mahoning es Shenango
v6lgyeb6l barki.
Csaladapa: Debrossky Andr6s. He.
lyettes csaladapa: Gagy Janos. Ir6
deak: Ress JOSEF. cine 4lS West
Federal Street. Sz&mad6: Danish J6.
ssef. Rovancsol6: Csernay Lajos.
csaladi intez6 bizotts&g tag31E Ba.
lask6 Gy6rgy, Balla Sander, Bernat
Oresz, Gene Gabor, Haszonitcs Fe-
ENC, Menyh6rt J6zsef, Nem6nyi Mix
los Ern6, Potornay J&nos, varga
ZSigmOnd 6s Veres IStv6n.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12

tex: Kalaine, Kendi Janos, XII
rally Istvan. Szatmari Karolyne,
Mayoros Istvan. Marku Gyorgv,
Zsofi Ferenc, Lesnyansky Mi
haly, Fedor Andras. 10th
Gyorgy, Vezse Mihalyne, Po-
Iva Janos Turoczine, Szilagyine
Makoski Josef.
Pipoly Gyula ajandekozott ne
kunk egy ton szenet, melyet Me-
zeine nyert meg. Az ajandekot
szivesen koszonjuk Mr.. Pipoly-
max. 1
South Side-on kollektalt Fran
cosky Janos. Sors konyvet vet
tex Hutko Jozsefne es Ignat
Gyorgy. Reszletes kimutatast a
South Side-rol nem kaptunk.
Nilesben kollektaltak: Rinvu
Mihalyne es ozv. Szavone hive
ink. Adakoztak: ozv.. Szucs San
dorne sors konyv es cukor, Stef.
ko Jozsefne S. k. es 10 font GU
kor es tyuk, Hallok Sandor S.
k, 3 font KAYE, Tacsik Ferenc
S. k. es tyuk, Erdos Istvan S. k.
csirke, Orban Jozsef S. k, csir-
ke, Rinyu Mihaly 10 csirke es
$. k, Yuhasz Jozsef S. k. 2
csirke, Szilaj Istvanne 5. k. es
kezimunka faldisz, ozv. Szavone
S. k, sonka,, Kiss Karoly SOC,
Kiss Jozsef 25c, Kun Mihaly 25c,
es egy-egy sors-konyvet vettek.
Farmereink adakoztak: Ma
gyar Jozsef S. k, 2 kacsa, 2 csir-
ke, id. Kondrath Janos S. k, 2
'csirke. 2 kosar alma, 2 iiveg'
ugorka, Holik Andrasne S. k. 2
csirke, kosar paprika. oleander
.virag, Szucs Antal S. k, 2 csirke,
kosar alma, kosar krumpli, Szen-
eget6 Miklos egy kacsa, Matyi
Peter $l.O0, csirke, kaszniterit6.
A Base Ball kereknel farado-
zott ifj. Bodnar Feri szep 81
kerrel-
Bazarunk nem vart eredmeny-
nyel zarult be. Kulonlegesen SEN
kit sem dicseriink meg. Minden-
ki faradott. mindenkie dicseret
IS a vendegeknek koszonet! Ha
a hitkozseg a jov6ben is egy
test egy lelekkepen fog dolgozni.
a hitkozseg nagyot lendul. Sc
gitsen n1inket az listen joban!!
"A Vondnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12
oREG AMERIKASoK.

3
Az Greg Amerikasok jelenlete
a Verhovay l08-ik fiok Is Ewes
jubileuman kivanatos, inert az
oregeknek illik egy Greg egylet
sziletesnapjat megunnepelni.
Vacsora jegyek potom 50 cent
arban kaphatok az irodeaknal,
Ress Jozsefnel, a 4O8 Westl Fe-
deral St. alatt. Felhivunk minden
Greg amerikast, hogy ezen al
kalommal jelenjen meg.
Debroszky Andras
csaladfo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12
FARRELL. PAL
REF. EGYHAZ HIRE;
Leikssx: DARoczY MATYAs
1ff8-2o Darr Ave
Telefon 1905

Az egyhaz kozgynlese { ho
22-en lesz megtartva, nlindjart a
reggeli istentisztelet utan. A ta-
'gok csak ononmaguknak tesznek
szolgalatot, ha a gyiilesen is
reszt vesznek, inert ICY megisme-
rik az egyhaz jelenlegi helyzetet.
Farrell-sharoni L. Is. N6egy-
letiink szombaton este tartia
meg evi sziireti mulatsagat az
egyhaz tornatermeben 7:3O kez-
dettel. Ekkor lesz kisorsolva j
Mogor Janos altal ajandekozott
malacok egyike.
A szombati magyar iskolaban
La tanitas e heten kezdjuk meg
10 oral kezdettel S remeljuk
hogy a szul6k megragadjak az
alkalmat gyermekeik magyar ne
velesere. a tanitas ingyenes S a
gyermekeket vallaskiilombseg
nelkul szivesen latjuk.
Az egyhazi bazarra gyujtest
a jovo heten kezdik meg no
egyleteink tagjai. Az adomanyok
beSZO1pa1aSa mar meokezdGd0tt
ami bizonyitek ARA, hogy egy-
hazunk tagjai es baratai ujra
egyuttesen es egyontetuen mum
kalkodnak kivant skier erde-
keben.
Sharpsvillen vasarnap delutan
II orakor istentiszteletet tartunk.
Ennek vege ztevel L. Is. NJ
egylet gyilesezik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12
MI MINDENT ADTAK 4
COR. KATH. BAZARRA

Elhataroztuk, hogy reszletes
elszamolast tesziink koze az nj,
sagban shogy mindenki lassa a
pontose muntankat. melyet We
geztiink a templomunk javara
az elr1lult honap n, 28. 20. 80
napjain bazarunk alkalmaval. Ha
valanniben tevedtunk. elnezest
keriink. Mindenben ugyanis csak
a joakarat vezet minket. A
Steelton felso reszen kollektal-
tax Banyasz Janosne es id. Vas
ko Janosne. hitkozsegi tagjaink.
Az ajandekok ezek: Banyasz Ja-
nosne boksz kave es kasa, i'd.
Vasko Janosne 2 asztalfuto (,
kaszni terito, Francosky Dani-
elne egy solar, Francosky Ilona
boksz jatekszer, Oroszi Mihaly-
ne tyuk es oatmeal. ifj. Vasko-
ne divany parma, Illes Claiborne
tyuk, Szerbati Istvanne kacsa.
ozv. Oroszne fel tucat tojas.
scent KEEP, szentelt VI tarto. ko-
sar, koto bonnet, 6 mosdo sap
pan, 6 fagylalt pohar es tai, va
jas tanyer, id. 10th Gyorgyne
50 cent es feltucat tojas. Pet
rancky Jozsefne felso gyapju
ing, Lengyel Peterne SOC, Papp
Andrasne sodar. Macy Kovacs
Janosne sodar es csirke, ifj. Ba-
rany Ferencne 2 kot6. Ezeken
kivul a fentemlitettek vettek a
nyeroszammal ellatott egy dol
laros konyvecskekbol is Katona
Gyula, Kanocz Istvanne, Mon
dok Istvanne, Kabli Peterne es
Nitro Mihallyal egyetemben.
Also Steeltonbar kollektaltak
Baginy Istvanne, Soltesz Mihaly-
ne es Macy Claiborne. Ajandek:
Lengyel Andrasne kacsa, Hajdu
Janosne 2 toriilkoz6, Sandor Ist-
vanne egy dollar es szobor, San
dor Ferenc torta, Matyi 1stvan-
ne jatekszer es dollar, Soltes /:
Mihalyne 10 font cukor. | font
kave, Ferenczy Istvanne paplan
es kisparna es a hires citromfa.
mellyel 3 maga szerzett nekiink
tiz dollaron feliili jovedelmet tre-
fas igyessegevel, Hriczo Janos--
ne 10 font cukor es font KAYE,
Rako Gyorgyne $500, Rako Julis
es Mariska ke zimunka-asztalteri-
to, Kiss Janos sonka, ozv. Va
rocsik Janosne abrosz hat szal-
vetaval, Marion Gyulane boksz
OF candy, 10th Istvanne 5 font
kave es 10 font cukor, Kovacs
Miklosne fehernenii holmik,
Macy Gabor sonka, Id. Todor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12

Eln6k: NemAnyi Mikl6s Ern6. AL.
eln8k: JuhAsz Janos. Titkar: Mixicl,
Gasp4r (441 Pasadena Ave, kihex q
K0rt erdekl6 levelek ktldend6k)
Penztarnok: Brogli Ignac. Bizottsagi
tagok: Hajdu Janos, Danish J6zsef
es Brogli Ferenc. NagybizottsAgi ia.
gok: Juhasz Janos es Mixich Gaspar.
Gydleseit tartja minden h6 utols6
heteben; Htyatalos lap: Amerikai
Magyar Hfrlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12

Hivatalos orvos DR.. Fiizy ]. Pal.
Gyileseit tartja minden h6 masodik
vasarnapjan az ev. ref. templom alat-
ii gyiilesterembeD (737 Mahoning
ave. Hivatalos lap az Amerikai Ma
gyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12

Ful0p, IT'S So. Forest ave., telefon
1858. Beteglatogatok West Side-on
Boncz Janos, Campbell-ben: Gy6ri
Mihaly. Zaszl6viv6k: Balla Sandor es
Peik6 Vince. Nagybizottsagi tagok:
Eln0kon es lev. titk&ron kivtil: Gross
Istvan. Egyleti orvos: DR.. Elder
Jen6. COL Steel st. Betegseg jelent-
het6 az eln0k, aleln6k. jegyz6 es tit
karnal fenti cineken. - Hivatalos
lap az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12
Anew BRUNSWICK 4 MAGYAR
SIT. IMRE HERcEc FERFI Es
MOI es. IS TEMETk. EcYLET
ak oszTALYA. YOUNGSTOWN. 8.

Gyfil4seit tartja mfnden h6 2-ik va.
saex4ap1ln SztaIstvan otthonban
slntk 5y6r Mihaly. IS Bright ave.
ampben, O. Al6In0k Hegvi Gy0rgy
t9egyzo: Gr6sz IstvAn. 2742 South
Ava, Yoangst own o. PenztArnok: !:
Eschmiedt Istvan, penztari ellen6r:
Boncz Janos. Leyelez6 titkar Hauzer
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12
YOUNGSTOWN Is VIDEKE HIREr'|

Janos uveg diszek, nyakkendo
es gyerekjatekszer, ifj. Todor
Janos 3 gerle madar, ozv. De-
akne 5. k. kosar groceri. Ru.
becky Mihalyne miivirag -kosar.
Tulipan Istvanne csirke, Baginv
lstvan dollar. Baginy Janos ket-
to nyul, Gyomber Jozsefne SON.
ka. Mindene hiveink vettek a
dollaros sorskonyvecskekbol is,
valamint kovetkez6k is: Cso-
lensky Ferenc, Olajos Janosne,
Tordai Istvanne, Bodnar Janos
es Wilma Barany Ferenc, Legeny
Ferenc, Ferenc Jozsef, Kovacs
Ferenc, Kovacs Geza. Hajdu
Paine, Topics Jozsefne Sat ifj.
Todor Janosne meg 2-tot, Ba.
giny Janos meg egyet. Tovabba :
Mrs. Ress egy sorskonyv, Piskor
Janosne sorskonyv es csirke, ifj.
Piskor Janos S. k. Is kacsa, ifj.
Homolya Istvan $. k. es 5 font
cukor, Janosi Peter 8 S. k, Ju-
hasz Istvan S. k. .Yuhasz Jozsei
S. k. kaszni takaro, Palko Janos
S. k. ket font kave, 10th Janos
is. k. Sander Janos S. k. Mrs.
Furjesz S. k.. ozv. Vaskone S. H.,
ozv. Mihokne S. k., Babos Jo-
zsefne S. k, Maticza Janosne S.
k. es parnahaj, Brogli Ferenc,
Bacskai Jozsef. Hajdu Mihaly.
Bumbuluc Janos. Karasz Annus,
id. Homolya Istvan,, Bobis
Gyorgy. Medve Istvan, DR.. Mig
lee. Kosztyo Janos. Hudak Pal,
Mezei Andras, 10th Andrasne.
Kiraly Istvanne egy-egy sors--
konyvet vettek, Takacs Ferencne
S. k. es ketto kacsa, .Barany Ja-
nosne 2 csirke. tok es 2 dinnye.
Szalma Gyula SOC, Balog Ferenc
sonka, Szopkovics Mihaly box
of pop, Fidram Andrasne tyuk
es kacsa. ifj. Kondrath Janosne
S. k., diszkoar, tel es cukortarto,
Krauss B. papucs. Barta Sandor
Is font cukor. Mrs. Francoskv
Janos egy asztali Tampa, Tacsik
Gy. 2 nyul es rozmaring, Lonart
Andras 5, k. es husito edeny
aluminium.
Struthersen kollektaltak: Fe-
dor Janosne es Valeczkyne. Ada
koztak: Valczky Jozsefne sors
konyv,~Fedor Janosne ketto S. k.
es kasznitakaro meg ket kezi-
munka parnahaj, Mr.. Mendal
, Smith 3 ferfi nyakkendo, Mol
mar Janos csirSe, Szekely Ja-
nos csirke. Zsofi Andras 2 csirke,
! Ilko Istvan S. k. es 2 csirke, A..
and P Store sonka, Isaly box
, chewing gum, Mayor T. A. Ro-
| berts S1OO. Bernard Lumber Co.
nagy fazek, Chuey Bros. Dept.
nyakkendo, Dan Pidick Krogers
10 font. cukor, Angeloff Bakery
Csc, Penner Furniture Tampa,
Torrello and Son 2 font KAYE,
Maxwell's Drug boksz chewing
gum, H. A. Hirt Buffers 5 font
baloni, Kaperak's Market 2 font
kave Max Shwartz Dept. gyii-
molcs tai, Ben Shwartz Market
kosar groceri, John Kopp's Meat
Market 10 font virsli, egy sors
konyv.
A sors-konyvvel nyertek Frank
Horvath malacot S. k. szam
1888, Kovacs Miklos baranyt, a
melyet visszaadott a hitkozseg-
mex, 5. k szam ia, paplant
nyert John Baginy $. k. szam
238.
Campbellben kollektaltak Kon-
das Andrasne Is Szalay F'erenc-
ne hiveink. Adakoztak: Szalay
Ferenc egy sors konyv, kett6 ka-.
csa, Kondas Andras sors konyv,
kosar siitemeny, Horvath Ferenc
5. k, kosar siitemeny, Molnar
Antalne $. k, horgolt csipke be-
tet, ket par fiiggony, ifj, Bakos
Janos 5. k, kosar siitemeny, 10th
;, 1,acno q H. T Z.,n~A A A-J.ss
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12
SENT ISTVAN EGYLET

Beteg tagjaink Hoffer And
ras, Vas Istvan, Vas Istvanne.
Szuhi Jafos, Hapko Margit,
Horvath Istyaa Hnmolya 4. Istz
van, 1;nar 4aSdolna sS Ru-
boczki a Nstyan lid. III N
Bettkset y MAI jlisntsn.
Id6s laQ6s Qak sal 1 st 1slfian ;3oss6a &
G6ber IAnes, titkar
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06

Sam Jones, aged White Sox pitcher, says to himself Let's hold
 em" as he starts from the bench at the start of each inning when he's winning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06

Edwin F. Guth, St. Louis Mo; time clock system, Standard Elec : tric Time Clock Company, Berk- eley, Cal
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
C00D|E SALE AND LUNCHEON
 BIG SUCCESS
Affair Given by Girls Le. gion Club Saturday
 We'll Patronized

The goody sale and luncheon held in the Dugout last Saturday by the Girls Legion Club was a success in every way. The girls cleared nearly $27 and one fourth of this will be given to the Le- gion's Boys Drum and Bugle Corps to apply on their uniforms.
 The girls worked very hard to make the event success and Ms S. Wallstedt urges all members to be present at the meeting tomor row afternoon at 2 o'clock as a very pleasant surprise awaits them.
 Meeting Wednesday
 AS the meeting tomorrow is the first of the month, it is the usual social session and mothers are in- vited to visit the club.
 Grover Vim, father of one of the members, Susan Vim, is going to take all the members of the club out to spend the day at his summer home on the Fritz Cove Road one one of the first sunny days
 The members of the club desire to thank all friends, including their parents, who so kindly gave donations of goodies and helped make the first public affair suct a splendid success.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
FEDERAL BUILDING AT
 FAIRBANKS IS MODERN

The new Federal Building is ob- solutely the last word in modern building design. It is built of rein forced concrete throughout and is strictly fire-proof. The total cost will exceed $450,O00, says the Fair- banks NewS-Miner.
 Alaska marble, obtained from the quarry near Juneau is used in Ill the interior work
 The Wm. Macdonald Construc- tion Company of St. Louis were the general contractors.
 The sus-contracJors were:
 Painting and vanishing, Andrew Nerland, Fairbanks; conduit and wiring, Carlson Electric Company Seattle.
 Concrete work, Warr&ck Con- struction O., Seattle.
 Mechanical equipment, Thomas Heating Company, Racine, Wis; elevator, Montgomery Elevator Com pany, Moline, H.; lighting fixtures
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
ILL MANY YEARS,
 DIES SATURDAY
Daughter of Dr.. w. w Council Succumbs to Long
 Illness Funeral Monday

Death Saturday, ended the long illness that has made an invalid of Nancy Council, twenty-one year old daughter of Dr. w. w. Coun- |cil of Juneau.
 Miss Council died Saturday morning at her home in Berkeley where she lived with her mother land younger sister, Mary Lee, for several years. Funeral services were held yesterday.
 Though she had been bed-ridden, Ia sufferer of tuberculosis of the spine, most of the time since 1921, Miss Council had completed her third year of the University of California college work last sum- mer, and would have been gradu- ated this year if her condition had not grown worse and the suSpen- sion of her studies under tutor became necessary. She was tal- ented musician. Before she be- came i'll, she was an accomplished pianist for her age, and after her illness she studied other musical instruments which she was able to play confined to her bed.
 She had many friends in Cordova, where she was born and lived un- til 1920, in Seattle where she made her home for several years and in Berkeley where she moved with her mother and sister in 1927 In spite of her illness she was im- mensely popular with family friends and the young people brought to her home by her sister, Mary Lee, who has just completed her first year at Berkeley.
 Until last summer, according to Dr. Council, Nancy, though unable to arise from her bed, was in little pain from her illness, but for the last year her condition has been growing gradually more serious.
 Dr. Councils friends in Juneau and throughout Alaska, many of whom knew and loved his daugh- ter, are saddensd by her demise and extend to him sympathy for his loss.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
UNE:MPL PLOYMENT
 CURE IS GIVEN

LONDON, June G. Collective emigration to undeveloped areas of the empire is seen as the solution of Britain's unemployment prob lsm, by Sir Henry Page Croft, a member of parliament.
 Addressing a conservative meet ing here, he said:
 There are still great tracts of fertile and undeveloped territory in the dominions. would like to see new settlements springing up in them away from the existing pop ulations.
 We must have more of the war mind over this question of unem- ployment, and build a great ma chine to see if we cannot lift at least a section of our population from despair"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
DIR. FELLOWS LEAVES TO
 VISIT LOWER WEST COAST

Dr. F. s. Fellows, Director oi Medical Relief, Office of Indian Affairs, left on the motorship Za- pora for Craig on routine visit of inspection. He will cover all ed the lower west coast villages and study health conditions before re- turning to his headquarters ir this city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
LOCAL SCHOOLS CLOSE ANOTHER
 SPLENDID YEAR
Per Capita Costs Reduced $1.25 = Enrolment
 Records Broken

During the school year l932-33- just ended-the per capita cost Of education was reduced about SIPS, according to an announcement made today by R. s. Raven, Super intendent of Schools. Last year the per capita cost was $94.96 and this year it was cut to $93.70
 This figure, said Supt. Raven, is probably the lowest for any school in the Territory. It was made pos sible by various economies affected.
 Enrolment Is Larger
 The total enrolment for the year was the largest on record. In the elementary school it reached 518, and in the high school 211, making a total of 729. This was AZ in ex- cess of last years total.
 There were 36 graduates from the elementary school and an equal number from the high school, for a total of 72. This is four more than the combined number for 193l-32.
 Next year, Supt. Raven announc- ed. two new teachers will be added to take care of the increased en- rollment. One new room will be equipped. However, with these ad- ditional expenses, the school bud get for next year is almost exactly identical with that for 1932-33.
 Teachers We'll Qualified
 The teaching staff of the local schools, MT. Raven asserted, is well balanced and highly qualified. Every teacher in them meets every requirement. regarding qualified tions, and the Northwest Associa- tion of High Schools and Colleges continues to place us in the high est possible classification" he de- clared
 The school libraries are growing steadily and carry standard refer ence works on all required sub jects. In the elementary library there are 2,O93 volumes, and 5,939 volumes are listed in the High School library.
 Enrolment from out of town was. larger last year than ever. "A total of 72 pupils enrolled from homes outside of the city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
BARANOF RETURNS FROM KETCHIKAN;
 TO SITKA TODAY

The Alaska Southern Airway plane Baranof, Gene Meyring, pilot, returned to Juneau at 6 o'clock last night from her scheduled trip to Ketchikan with J. B. Warrack, roundtrip passenger
 Passengers on the Baranof leav- ing Juneau at II o'clock this morn ing for Sitka and way ports were Arthur Rust and Stanton War burton for Chichagof and Ivor Iediem for Hawk Inlet. The plane made stops at Todd and Tenakee and at Sitka picked up passengers for return to Juneau this after noon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
KELLER LEAVES FOR ANCHORAGE
 AND NEW BERTH
Sails Today to Look Over New Field of Education
 He Is Entering

Enroute to Anchorage where he will be Superintendent of Schools 1 for the next year at least, w. K.
 Keller, former Commissioner of Ed ucation, left today on the steamer
 Yukon for Seward. He arrived here last week and has been visit | ing local friends since that time.
 He had just returned from two- month trip with Mrs. Keller, cov- lering the Pacific Coast and part of the southwest. Mrs Keller and Kenneth probably will come north about July 1, and plan to visit here a week before proceeding to their new home in Anchorage.
 MT. Keller attended the Inland Empire Teachers Association con- vention in Spokane, Wash, dur ing the first week in April. After that he and Mrs. Keller motored to Boise where they visited MT. and Mrs. J. P. Walker, former To- cal residents, south to Carson City and Reno, Nevada, and back to California. They spent few days in Imperial Valley, Tia Juana, Calexico and Mexicali San Jose where they visited with MT. and Mrs John D. Helps and family, Miss Emma Euland at Glendale, MT and Mrs I w Woods at Oak land.
 They came north over the Pa cafe Highway to Portland and the Columbia River Highway to Spo- kane and back to the coast. Mrs Keller and Kenneth are. visiting with friends in western Washing ton for a few weeks before starting north.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
ENGINEER TAYLOR OFF FOR INTERIOR VISIT

To look over field work and con- fer with field engineers regarding various activities, Ike P. Taylor Chief Engineer of the Alaska Road Commission left today for interior Alaska. He is expected to be ab- sent from his local headquarters about four weeks.
 MT. Taylor will visit Anchorage Mckinley Park, Fairbanks and vii cinity an d Richardson Highway points. He will confer with dis trict superintendents of the several districts regarding the current pro- gram and work for which appro- priations will be sought for next year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

Will be issued subscribers about July 1. Copy for advertising and changes must be in not later than June 20.
 JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS adv. TELEPHONE COMPANY.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06

Classified ads pay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
Pieces of l7-room House
 Saved to Build New One

KANSAS CITY, June 5-A IT room English-type residence in Kansas Citys central residential district is being dismantled, piece by piece, for use in building sub urban home of Georgian style for the same owner.
 Bricks from the walls, cut stone, floors, slate roof and mahogany woodwork will be salvaged and carefully stored until needed in the new structure.
 The residence being wrecked was constructed 30 years ago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06

Old papers at The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-06
Management Cuts Costs
 Of Raising Pheasants

WILLIANfSTON Mich, June G. Management practices at the Will liamston wild life management pro- ject have resulted in a 480 per cent increase in pheasants at cost of 47 cents a bird as compared with $260 estimated as the cost of liberating each bird reared by the state game farms.
 Actual increases on two tracts totalling 1860 acres were 480 and AS per cent Tracts left unim- proved for comparison showed an increase of 100 per cent in pheas- ant population.