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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12
STATEMENT

Of the Ownership, Management,
Circulation, etc, Required by the Act
Of Congress of August "a, 1912
of Amerikai Magyar HirIap published
weekly at Youngstown, Ohio, for
October 1st, 1888.
State of Ohio :,
County of Mahoning }
Before me, a Notary Public in and
for the State and county aforesaid.
Anna r.. Nemenyi who having been
duly sworn according to law, deposes
and says that she is owner Of the
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap and that the
following is, to the best Of his know.
ledge and belief, true statement OF
the ownership, management etc. OF
the aforesaid publication for the date
shown in the above caption, required
by the Act of August "a, 1912, EN-.
bodied in section Al, Postal Laws
and Regulations, printed on the re-
verse Of this form. to wit:
1. That the names and addresses Of
the publisher, editor, managing edi
tor, and business managers are:
Publisher Anna r. Nemenyi, 1872
Norwood Ave, Youngstown. Ohio.
Editor Ernest N. Nemenyi, 392
Norwood Ave, Youngstown, Ohio.
Managing Editor. None
Business Manager: None.
2. That the owner is:
Anna r. Nemenyi, 1872 Norwood
Ave, Youngstown, Ohio.
3. That the known bondholders
mortgages, and other security hol
ders owning or holding per cent OF
more Of total amount of bond, mort
cages. or other securities are: None
4. That the two paragrapha next
above, giving the names Of the ow
ners, stockholders, and security hol
defs, II any, contain not only the lis,
OF stockholders and security holders
as they appear upon the books OF thu
Ncompany but also In cases where the
stockholder or seiurity holder appear
upon the books OF the company ai
trustee or In any other fiduciary re
lation, the name Of the person ol
corporation for whom such trustee Il
acting, is given: also that the sait
two paragraphs contain statemsaAl
embracing affiant's full mowledgg
and belief ~ to the circumstances
and conditions under which stock
not appear upon the books Of tha
holders and security holders who d
company az trustees, hold stock and
securities In capacity other thar
that Of bona fide owner: and thia
affiant has no reason to believe tha'
any other person, association, or cor
poration has any interest direct q
Indirect in the said stock, bonds, o.
other securities than as 50 stated
BY him. Is
ANNA r. NNMMNY1
Sworn to and subscribed before mi
this 28th day Of September, 1888.
JOSEPH DANISH
Notaxy Puhlfc h
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12

akarme1yik magyar egy1et ere
penzt adhasson.
Mem adhatnak penzt olyan
formaban, hogy tulajdonosai,
vagy reszvenyesei legyenek a
vallalatnak es nem adhatnak
penzt olyan formaban, hogy a
vallalatot megvehessek.
Magyar kulturalis es nemze-
tisegi szempontbol talan meg le-
hetne probalni, hogy valamilyen
formaban a negy orszagos ma
gyar egylet kolcsont adjon a
vallalatnak, ha ait kell6 biz
tositek elleneben tudjak megten-
nj - vagy esetleg el6leget ad-
janak, amit aztan ledolgoztatnak
az illeto lap nyomdajaban.
Laptarsunk ugyis kulonos esq
kozokkel igyekezett az egyletek
S kulonosen a most megkornye-
kezett magyar egylet nyomtat-
vany-rendeleseit megkapni $
messze tulleptek rendes tizleti
szokasok hatarat, mikor hiva-
talos lap nyomasara palyaztak. !.
Ha arrol lenne $40, hogy a
fentebb jelzett formaban esetleg
meg lehetne lapot magyar tu-
lajdonban tartani, ITALIAN mem KEEL
lene a lap amerikai manager
jenek a zsarolassal hataros esq
kozokkel keresni nyomtatvany-
rende1eseket es hivatalos lapok
nyomasanak az liz1etet. Ilyen
celert valosziniileg minden ma
gyar nyomda keszseggel alma
felre az utjukbol.
De meg ilyen formaban sem
mehetne egyik magyar egylet
sem lap segitsegere egymaga-
ban, ezt is csak ugy lehetne
megtenni, ha mind a negy or
szagos magyar egyesiilet hajlan.
do lenne valami hasonlo meg
allapodasra azzal az ujsagga1.
A 'napilapok most kozoltek
cirkulaciojuk leeskiidott kimuta.
tasat a postaval es a lapokban {;
a kimutatas szerint egyaltalar
mines sziikseg ARA, hogy lit akal
melyik napilap igazan komo1y
veszedelembe keriiljon.
! Vagy meg kell talalni a mod
jat, hogy magyar korokben penzr
szerezzenek az ujsagnak, vag5
modot kell adni a mask magyar
f6reszvenyesnek, hogy valla1a
tot szanalja.
/ De szemelyi erdekek Is sze
melyi harcok meg ambiciok maj
eppen eleg Kart okoztak ANIMAL 4;
ujsagnal Is lit van 4 legf6bt
ideje, hogy LAP iigyet vegle
gesen Is magyar erdekeknel
megfelel6en rendezzek.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12
.TEvEDNEk WASHINCTONBAN

~ s$1
den Okla meg lenne lazongasra,
de a dollar .vasarl6 ertekenek az
esetleges leszallitasa lesz az az
utolso csepp viz, amelyt6l po-
har kicsordul.
A dollar vasarlo cricket mar
harmincot szazalekkal leszallitot-
tax, miel6tt a NRA nyomasara
a munkabereket nagynehezen es
itt-ott tizenot-husz szazalekkal
emeltek.
A valosagban, tehat mem tob-
bet, de kevesebbet kap ma az a
proletar, aki dolgozott alacso-
nyabb Der mellett juniusban, de
akkor meg tisztessegs arakon tu-
dott vasarolni.
A tizenot szazalekos bereme-
lSsek azonban harminc -otven sza-
zalekos dragulast hoztak maguk-
kal, inert minden ipari es keres-
kedelmi vallalkozas kek sas
szarnyai alatt akarja ket het alatt
megkeresni, amt harom even at
vesztett az uzleteben.
Ha inflacio utjan a dollar erte-
ket hirtelen lejebb szallitjak, a
munkasok megint csak veres fe-
jekkel tudnak maid egy kis ber-
emelest kieszkozolni, mire az
arak maid ujra felmennek.
Es Amerika tonkretepert pro-
letarjai tobbe mem birnak azzal a
tirelemmel, hogy egy ilyen os-
tromot Ell tudjanak bekesen visel-
nj. Bolondok is lennenek, ha AIT
turelemmel elviselnek.
Ha kormany vallalko-ott ra,
hogy munkabereket megszabja,
akkor tessek neki ARA is vallal-
kozni, hogy devalyalt dollar e
sesenek megfe1eloen a munka-
bereket azonnal emelje.
A kormanynak is az a vele-
menye, hogy ha farmer terme-
set megdragitjak, es a foldmii-
vesek ujra tudnanak vasarolni
akkor a munka jobban megindul.
ma es tobben jutnanak munkahoz
Ez talan igaz, de az ehbere-
kert dolgozo munkas mitsem e.
azzal, ha tobben fognak dolgozni
ha a munkaberek mellett ezen.
tul is kenyteleH lesz nelkiloz'
! nj, SGT koplalni.
Mindenki belatja, hogy far
merck raszorulnak bizonyos Sc
gitsegre, hogy gondoskodni kel
termenyek ararol, de mindaz
hiaba teszik meg, ha ugyanakko1
mem fognak gondoskodni fogyasz
tasi kepessegrUl.
Az baja a farmernak, hogy
| munkasok mem tudnak es mer
mex jol lakni. Hiaba irja hat k
a kormany holnap, hogy a buz;
ara ket dollar bushelonkent, vagy
hus ara otven cent fontonkent
amig a munkas keptelen elege
enni addio n1aoaS arak men
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12
AMT Az .ECYLETEk Mem TEHETNEk
A magyar betegsegelyz6k mem mehetnek
napilap-kalandokba

Az egyik orszagos magyar be-
tegsegeiyz6 egyletnel tapogat6dz-
tax napokban, hogy mem akar-
nanak-e egy napilapot megvenni.
Ha mem is egeszen megvenni,
legalabb forgot6ket adni a napi-
lapnak, amely bizonyos erdekelt-
segeket biztositana az egyletnek
a lapban Is a nyomdaban.
Semmi ketsegiink nincs abban,
hogy az egylet tisztviseloi mikent
fogadtak EFT a fantasztikus otle-
tet, inert elkepzelhetetlen osto-
basag es bin lenne, ha valame-
lyik orszagos. magyar egylet
ilyen kalandra vetemednek.
Annak az egyletnek meg kel-
lene nyomban minden anyagi ba-
jokkal kizd6 magyar ujsagot va
sarolni, inert kiilonben egy ilyen
penzugyi kirandulast er6sen meg
banna.
Egy ilyen lepes viszont ARA
rakenyszeritene tobbi magyar
egyletet, hogy hasonlo vallalko-
zasokba kezdjenek, inert az egesz
magyar sajto birtokaban egy
egyesulet monopolizalna a 1ehe-
t6segeket kozottink.
Talan ha mem lenne lit csak
egy kozos Macy egylet. akkor
lehetne ilyen megoldasrol almo-
dozni, de amig negy egylet es
negyven ujsag all az amerikai
magyarok rendelke zesere, addig
ilyen fantasztikus almokkal mem
is lenne szabad foglalkozni.
Az illeto napilap tulajdonosai
termeszetesen azzal ervelnek
hogy nemzetisegi erdek a lap
max a magyar kezben valo meg
tartasa Is ebben igazuk is - lett
volna, miel6tt az amerikaiak ke-
zere jatszottak.
Nehez anyagi bajokkal vergo-
d6 1aptarsunk mas magyar ko-
rokben is igyekszik penzt sze-
rezni es ezeket a torekveseket
mar megertjiik.
Tudomasunk szerint felkinal-
tax az erdekeltseget katholikus
papsagnak IS bar egy-egy fele-
kezet kontrollja talan mem ege-
szen kivanatos, ebbe mem iger
lehet beleszolasa az embernek.
A katholikus papok es egyle-
| tex italian kepesek lennenek any
nyi penzt osszehozni, hogy az
ujsagot szanaljak Is meg ilyer
formaban is kivanatosabb lenne
a magyar tulajdonjog, mintha
idegenek kezeben maradna az
egyik nagy magyar ujsag.
"A kiserleteknek az legna-
gyobb bajuk, hogy lit voltake-
pen mem egy magyar lapnak
magyar kezben tartasarol var
$40, hanem egy annal nagyobt
vallalatnak szanalasar6l, amir<
a jelenlegi viszonyok kozt 4 ma.
gyarsag bajosan lesz kepes {:
amt aztan nehezen lehet nemzet
erdeknek nevezni.
Erthet6, hogy a napilapot je'
lenlegi tulajdonosa, illetve IS
reszv3nyese meg akarja menten
sajatmaganak, de sernni forma
lban, semmi k6rdlmGnyelx kox
lnssA lshet srra 1ndo olai 1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12

MI, hogy kornany kenytelen
lesz megkeriilni a penzvaltokat
es egyenes uton juttatni elegend6
penzt forgalomba.
Es bankarok, akik raultek
vaskasszakra, egy sep napon
ARA fognak felebredni, hogy
egesz batran OFT iilhetnek, inert
az orszag gazdasagi eleteben
mem 1esz hely a szamukra.
Mines is sziikseg a bankarokra.
Mines .szukseg ARA, hogy
kormany a penzt el6bb nekik
ada, hogy ait 6k haszonnal ad-
hassak forgalomba.
Mines ARA szikseg, hogy a
penz kibocsatasanal bankarok
i1letektelen haszonhoz jussanak
es nincs ARA sziikseg, hogy a
| 1egmereszebb gazdasagi kalan-
dokra adjak betev6k penzet.
A marciusi Macy krizis alkal-
naval mar erelyesen koveteltek,
hogy a Observation-Disclosures IL
NIT nelkil vegyen fel beteteket
la polgaroktol, legkozelebbi ho-
napokban mar AIT fogjak kove-
telni, hogy postatakarek adjon
ko1csont mindazoknak, akik a
penzt kereskedelmi bankoknal
Is bankaroknal keptelenek meg
kapni.
Mines is semmi ok ARA a ne
vetseges helyzetre, hogy a posta-
takarekban felgyilt milliardokat
a kormany alacsony kamatra ell
helyezze a bankokban, hogy azu-
| tan ait bankarok kolcson ad-
hassak magas kamatlab mellett
a kozonsegnek.
+ Termeszetes, hogy egy ilyen
eszszerii valtozas nagy ellenzesre
fog talalni.
! A kapitalizmus bankokra epi-
tett vallalkozoi es kalandorai a
|fennallo rend fundamentumat lat
jak bankokban, amelyek leg
aljasabb, legkartekonyabb intez-
menyei voltak az orszagnak.
Amig ugyanis a bankarok a
betev6k penzet odaadtak, ahova
akartak, a veszteseget csak a
betev6k viseltek, inert ha ban
kok megbuktak, a beteteket vesz-
1 tettek.
| Ha profit volt kolcsonokon,
AIT a reszvenyesek osztottak fel
egymaskozt.
! A betet-biztositassal egy le-
pessel el6bbre ment a koruna
nyunk es az orszag ezentul a
bankok igen tisztelt reszvenye-
seinek a szamlajara biztositjak
mindenkinek betetjet, vesz-
teseget tehat nem a betevok fog
| jak viselni.
i Ha azonban bankarok maga-
tartasa siirg6sen mem fog valtoz-
nj, ha a bankar urak tovabbra
|. is dacos merevseggel fognak iilni
a penzeszsakon, akkor a kor-
many kenytelen -lesz aloluk a
penzeszsakokat kirantani es a
bankar urak a leveg6ben marad-
max.
i Az ember AIT hihette volna.
hogy a bankarok lesznek az utol-
| sok, akik regi rendb6l lit ma
radnak, hogy azok tudnak Is
| azok fognak alkalmazkodni min
I denfele helyzethez legel6szor.
\ Ugy latszik, hogy csalatkozott
/ az egesz orszag Is 6k lesznek
az els6k, akik egy korhadt Is
!. hasznalhatatlan rendszerb6l el-
mennek.
4 Is ha elmennek, nagyon-na-
gyon kevesen fogjak 6ket sal
, nalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-12
TANULMANYOzzAk AZ ACEL CODE-OT

A nehez ipar rendeletet harom
honapi id6tartalomra adtak XII S
kozben egy haromtagu bizottsag
tanulmany ozza, hogy mifele val
tozasokra es javitasokra szorul
az vi torveny.
Harom honap keves ARA, hogy
egy ilyen merhetetlen valtozas
teljes mertekben keresztulvihet6
legyen 5 kiilonosen ARA keves,
hogy a fogyatekossagait megbi-
raljuk.
Megis szembeotl6 maris, hogy
a code-ot foldozni kell, hogy a
kormanynak tovabb kell menni
egy lepessel IS ha megszabja a
munkas beret, meg kell szabnia
az acel arat.
Az legnagyobb baj, hogy a
jelenlegi id6szak mem ad alkal-
mat egy meltanyos szamitasra,
inert a nehezipar er6sen meg
csokkent iizemmel dolgoztat es
ha a je1enlegi iizem mellett meg
felel6 profitot engedelyez a tar
sadalom szamara, akkor fokozot-
tabb iizem mellett esetleg illetek-
teleniil sokat fognak keresni.
Nagyon Macy kulombseg van a
negyven vagy a hatvan, vagy a
szaz percentes iizem koltsegei
kozt, inert bizonyos kiadasok
csak annyira rugnak szaz per-
centes, mint husz percentes iizem
mel.
Az ado, a biztositas, a tiszt-
vise16i fizetesek, honapszamra
dolgozo alkalmazottak fizetese, a
szerszamok ertekcsokkenese
ugyanannyi a kis iizemnel, mint
ha teljes iizemmel dolgoztatnak.
Villages tehat, hogy egy tonna
acel el6al1itasi koltsege nagyon
magas jelenleg. De ha a nehez-
ipar nyolcvan szazalekos iizem-
mel tudna dolgozni, eek a kia-
dasok megfelel6en csokkennenek
A gyarosok termeszetesen mar
panaszkodnak, hogy a .felemelt
munkabereket mem birjak, ha-
csak az acef arat mem fogjak
alaposan felemelni, de mem be-
szelnek arrol, hogy emelkedd
izem mellett talan az arak eme-
leset ell lehetne keriilni.
A munkasok is panaszkodnak s
kiilonosen panaszkodnak hiva-
tasos vezerek, akik ait allitjak
hogy nehezipar munkasaira
"csendes nyomast" gyakorolnak
kompania junk erdekeben e
erelyesebb eljarast kovetelnek a
kormanytol.
Ez a lap soha mem tartotts
igazan titokban, hogy baratja .
szervezkedesnek, a jelenlegi pa
naszokat azonban mem tartja
alaposaknak.
Az igen tisztelt munkasveze'
reknek teljes szabadsagukban all
hogy munkasokat a szerveze
tex szamara megnyerjek. Hason
loan szabadsagaban all minder
gyarnak es vallalatnak. hogy
munkasokat kenyszer nelkii
n1egnyerJek a kompanla Junit
szamara.
A munkasokon all, hogy ;
szervezkedes melyik modjat, illet
We, hogy melyik szervezetet va
lasztjak es ha az acelmunkasoka1
csak kormanykenyszer tudna al
orszagos szervezetekbe hajszolni
akkor azok szervezetek semmi'
mem ernek.
Csak a munkasok onkent meg
alkotott. szervezetei ernek azza
az er6vel, amelyre egy szerveze
tet epithetnek es csak az ontu
datosan megvalasztott szerveze
tex kepviselhetik igazan mum
kassagot.
Ha valamelyik iparnak a mum
kasait a kornany belekenyszerit
egy szervezetbe, akkor egysze
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-12-07
CODE HEARING WILL.
 START DEC. il
Governor s Office Notified that Code Covering
 Fisheries Proposed

Hearings on proposed code Of fair competition relating to the fishing industry was signed today by Secretary Henry Wallace of the Department of Agriculture, accord ing to a radiogram received by E.. w. Griffin, Acting Governor. The initial hearing will be held on December II, in the hearing room of the United States Tariff Com mission. Eighth and E Streets, Washington, D. O., beginning at 9:30 am.
 While it is not so stated in the notice received by MT. Griffin, it is believed that the entire fishing industry of Alaska will be em- braced by the provisions of the proposed code.
 Questions such as wages, hours of labor, and other subjects of prime importance to Alaska fishermen and labor will be considered by the MIRA authorities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-12-07
JUNEAU CHECK IS F0RCED; ONE
 MAN ARRESTED

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. T. J. w. Williams. who described himself as lecturer, was arrest ed yesterday on the charge of forging the signature on gov- ernment check which the authori- ties said belonged to John w. Williams, employe of the Federal fish hatchery at Juneau, Alaska.
 The police said J. W. Williams came here from Seattle seven months ago and instructed the postal authorities to forward his mail. Through an error John w. Williams check for $l3l was sent here. The authorities said J. w. williams described himself as a former Major in the United States Army Air force explorer Tn China. Siberia. Siam and former veteran of England's Royal Flying Corps He has been broadcasting here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-12-07
DAY LABOR FOR ROAD p ROJECT
 IS AUTHORIZED
B.P.R. Will Construct Nit kof Extension at Peters,
 burg by Day Labor

Authority to proceed with con- struction by day labor on the Mitkof Highway extension at Pet ersburg has been received by the United States Bureau of Public Roads, it was announced by M D. Williams, District Engineer Bids recently rendered were all rejected by Washington authorities as LOO high above the engineer ing estimates.
 Work, MT. Williams said, will begin in the near future. Equip ment necessary for it has, been ordered and an engineer will be sent from here within the next ten days or two weeks to organ ize crew and prepare for launch ing construction.
 The project calls for clearing and grading about six miles oi new road. The estimated cost is about $35,O0 All local labor will be employed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-12-07
WADE ENROUTE TO ALASKA TO
 OPEN NRA JOB
Deputy Administrator for Territory Is Now En-
 route to Coast

WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 25. Especial Correspondence) = An nouncement was made today by Colonel R. w. Lea, assistant ad- ministrator of the National Re- covery Administration, that the MIRA plan for Alaska has been given final approval and will be placed in effect in the immediate future. At the same time Colonel Lea made public the names of the three members of the MIRA board for Alaska.
 Hugh J. Wade has been ap- pointed deputy administrator. 9th CT membsrs-contingent upon their acceptance-are to be James J. Connors, Collector of Customs for Alaska. and David Housel. Ju- neau hotel proprietor.
 MT. Wade, able young attorney, has been with the NRA in Wash ington since early last summer. He is now assistant to Deputy Ad- ministrator H. O. King. A grad uate of the University of Iowa. MT. Wade was a special agent for the Department of Justice several years ago and in that capacity spent some time in Alaska. It was because of his knowledge of the Territory, coupled with his fa- miliarity with the MIRA set-up, that he was appointed to the responsi- ble position he will occupy in AL aska. MT. and Mrs Wade will probably leave for Juneau where they will make their home. late next week. Mrs. Wade. the for mer Miss Madge Case. is mem- Der of pioneer Alaska family.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-12-07
|ALASKASTUDENT BADLY HURT FIN
 AUTO ACCIDENT
Miss Mildred Johansen, of Petersburg, Niece of Mrs.
 B. Hunsbedt, Injured

SEATTLE. Wash, Dec Miss Mildred Johansen, IT years old University of Washington student in the Freshman class from Pet ersburg, Alaska. was probably fa- tally injured at the edge of the campus when she was struck by an automobile driven by Frank C. wards, delivery truck driver Edwards said that he slowed at the intersection but did not see Miss Johansen. Students nearby summoned aid. Miss Johansen sui fered serious internal injuries, a broken collar bone and injuries about the head and body.
 Miss Johansen is the daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Sverre Johan- sen, of Petersburg, and the neice of Mrs. B. Hunsbedt of Juneau. Her father is the owner and cap tain of the schooner Mitkof and she has two brothers and young CT sister who are attending school in Petersburg. The injured girl was graduated last year from the Petersburg High School with hon. OrS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-12-07
MOB VIOLENCE
 GIVEN SCORING
 BY PRESI DENT
"Is Vile Form of Collective Murder Declares
 Chief Executive
GOVERNMENTS GOAL
 IS GIVEN OUTLINE
Explains Great Objective Church and State Is
 Seeking in U. 5.

WASHINGTON, Dec 7.-Presi- dent Franklin D. Roosevelt, in an address last night called lynching "a vile form of collective mur- der"
 The President also indirectly ex- pressed disapproval of the mob ac- ton in San Jose, California, that resulted in the death of the two kidnapers and slayers of Brooke Hart when he said:
 we do not excuse those in high places or in low who condone lynch law"
 Nothing Direct
 The Presidently did not, how ever, refer directly in his address before the Federal Council of Churches of Christ of America to the California lynching or similar incidents recently in Missouri or Maryland
 ! It was the first public utterancc of the President since his return from Warm Springs.
 Government Goal
 The President said the Govern ment is seeking a goal for churches to look toward and he declared that from the bottom of my heart believe this beloved country is entering upon time of great gain. Tn that gain we can we'll include greater material prosperity. and we must take care of it's pros- perity for 220,000,00 human beings.
 If I were asked to state the great objective which the church and State are both demanding for the sake of every man, woman and child in the country, I would say the great objective is more abundant life, and to recognize the right of the individual to seek it Tn his own fair way just so long as in doing it he shall not push flown nor hold down his neighbor.'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-12-07
FISHING BOATS. THROWN ASHORE BY HEAVY GALES.
Two Are Battered Wrecks Another Missing,
 One in Trouble
DEATHS REPORTED
 IN LOGGING CAMPS
Torrential Rain, High Winds, Heavy Snow
 Hit North Pacific

SEATTLE, Dec. 7.-The toll of winters first severe storm in the Pacific Northwest today stood pos sible at 10, with six victims miss ing through fishing beat wrecks.
 One fishing boat, named not re- roited, is in trouble off the west coast of Vancouver Island.
 Two boats, the E. O. 1929 and Bella, are ashore and are battered wlecks and crews lost and the Sor- en Knutsen is missing with it's owner, Einard Obsvik.
 Little hope is held cut for the Soren Knutscn or the unnamed craft off Vancouver Island It is believed both of the craft carried additional fishermen
 Killed by Trees
 Two deaths took place in logging camps, one at Buckley and one at Grays Harbor, where the men were killed by falling trees blown down by the high winds.
 Robert McBride. prominent in Portland and shipping company representative was killed near Salem in an auto accident.
 The two-day storm has brought torrential rain, high winds and heavy snow fall over various wide areas.
 This morning the Weather Bu- reau predicted continuation of the storm for today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-12-07
NINE NAMED BY
 COMMITTEE FOR \ DIRECT0RSH|PS
Chamber Open $ Nomina. ations for Board Elec-
 ton Be Held Soon

3Ten nominations for the seven places on it's Board of Directors we're sub mitt ed today by the Oh a Ill b CT of Con m cree here. at it's noon luncheon meeting at Baileys Cafe. They win remain open until next week when addi- tibnal nominations may be made and the annual election will be held
 The new Board will hold it's first meeting on December l9 at which time it will elect Presi- dent and Secretary. The mail Membership canvas will be launch cd immediately by Secretary C.. H. Walmsley. it was announced to- day, and will close about January T.
 Names of Nominees
 The nominations today were: l3y the Special Committee, A. w.. Fox, well-known local attorney, Thomas George, senior member of George Brothers, Frank Garnick, owner of Garnick's Grocery and a member of the present Board, e. T. Gardner, secretary of Ju- neau Lumbers Mills and another current Board member; John Mar shall, long time resident of this city; R. J. McKanna, Agent of tie Alaska Steamship Company; 6parles E. Naghel, Disbursing Ag- ent for the Interior Department; Curtis Shattuck, son of Senator Allen Shattuck, and member of Allen Shattuck, Inc, realty and insurance brokers Charles w. Hawkesworth Office of Indian Af- fairs
 John Gaffney, local insurance broker, was placed in nomination by R. E. Robertson.
 The present Board of Directors estimates, according to it's weekly report to the Chamber, that it will be necessary to raise $4,000 from membership dues in order to carry out next years program.