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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-11
ROZHLAS YSk.

V nedel'u prislo do Youngs.
townu 67 Clevelandcanov, kto
ri nam tn zahrali slovensk1 O.
peretu "Dievca z horarne". Mu.
sine povedat', ze to bolo pekne
predstavenie. Dobry spev, kras.
ne hranie a tie kroje slovenske
len tax hyrily nadherou. Soko-
Iowa bola preplnena obecen.
stvom vzdor horlcave. A neba.
novalo, ze prislo. Takeho pred
stavenia tn nebolo uz "a roxy.
I Youngstowncania by mohli
take operety hravat'. Name w.
bornych spevakov a spevacky,
hercov a herecky. Pan Jan Va
gas, ktory spieva do radia, by
mohol l'ahko zastavat' hlavne
1lohy muzske sd i inf vybor-
nj spevaci. z dievcat name tiez
dobry vyber. Name i nadanych
komikov a name hudobnfkov,
z ktorych by mohla byt' utvo-
rena prvotriedna slovenska or
chestra.
V Youngstowne SINE uz hrali
eperu, nieto operetu. Prof. MIRA
eek ju Dol nacvicil a zahrana
bola s 1spechom pri osade sv.
Cyrila Metoda. Tedy dokazali
SINE Y nieco a dokazeme Ease,
len dobrej vole nam treba.
Clevelandcanom yd'aka, Re
prisli. v 81. Vasovej majd zavi-
deniahodn1 spevacku herecku.
mi tiez prispeli k vydarenemu
predstaveniu, ktore tn umoznil
146. sbor SLOW. T. J. Sokol. I to-
mu "a to cest' |
Predseda Sboru 146., p. Juraj
Palascak, ktory privital obecen-
stvo a spomenul Is. vyrocie
smrti gen. Stefanika, ma poctu
ktoreho obecenstvo povstalo,
zazil prijemne prekvapenie: Gle
velandska mladez hovori sloven-
sky medzi sebou, nielen ma ja-
visku! Ba, ked' So vie pomylh
a prihovoril k niektoremu her
cow po anglicky, dostal sloven-
ski odpoved'. Keby celia nasa
mladez TAXA bola, nemuseli BY
sme q Bat . svojn budfcnost'
n znerike &: s 81
& IN
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-11
ZAUJfMAvE oTAZKY A
ODPOVEDE.
f. u. I. s..
F. L. I. s.
Naturalizacia vdovy, ktorej
manzel NAL prvy papier. I

Otazka: Moi manzel NAL pr
w papier, ale zomrel PRIV, kym
m6hol svoju naturalizaciu do
koncit'. Ci je to pravda, ze mo-
zem jeho prvy papier upotre-
Bit ma usnadnenie svojej vlast-
nej naturalizaciei
Odpoved': Je to pravda v
tom pripade, ked' prvy papier
vasho zomreleho manzela nebol
vydany pred Wac ako siedmi-
mi rokmi. Ak je tomu tax, vte-
dy mozete podat' svoju ziadost
obcianstvo bez toho, ably vam
bolo treba ziadat' o svoj vlast-
ny prvy paier. Ak ste prisla do
Ameriky po %. jlni 1906, vte-
dy sdcasne so ziadost 'ou o OBJ
cianstvo bude vam treba zia-
dat tiez o takzv. certifikat pri-
chodu, potvrdzujlci, ze ste boil
pripustenf do Spojenych St&-
tov zakonitou cestou k trvac-
nemu pobytu.
Imigra6ny status manzela-
cudzinca.
Otazka: Ked sa americka OBJ.
cianka vyda v cudzine "a Gu.
dzinca, -ci moze mu zadovazit'
nekvotove vizumi
Odpoved': Ma zaklade teraj-
sfch zakonov je cudzinec, kto-
ry sa kedykol 'vek po l. j1li
1882 ozenil americkou ob6ian-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-11

U. III AayA 1874
|presvedM skdSaj6ceho ho trad
nfka tym, ak bude rozumiet'
kladenym mu otaxkam . fede-
ralnej, 5tatnej . miestnej vlAde
q sprave, q ak bude mu moot
ma ne odpovedat'. Najobvyklej-
Sic otAzky, pytan6 sk6sajdcim
dradnfkom prislusne odpove-
de ma tieto otazky ST sobrane
" brosdre, vydanej Foreign Lam
guage information Service, 222
Fourth Avenue, New York, N.
Y. Nazov brosdry je Hoy to
Become a Citizen of the United
States jej cena je 25c.
Prist'ahovalec, navstevujdci
vecerny kurz alebo osobitnf
triedu, Y ktorej sa ziaci pripra-
vujd ma skdsku, spojend so lila
dost'ou 0 obcianstvo, osvoja 81
obycajne dost' slusny tprizvuk.
Nespravny prfzvuk nestoji vsak
nikdy v ceste k nadobudnutiu a.
merickeho obcianstva. Ziadatel'
% obcianstvo nesklada ziadnej
pisomnej sk1sky 2 anglickej re-
ci. Vsetko, Go sa Cd neho v tom.
to smere ziada, je, aby vedel sa
vlastnorucne latinkou npdpisat'
Naturalizacia manxelky ameri-
ckeho obcana.
Otazka. Som iba kratky cas-
naturalizovanym obcanom anne
rickym. Ci je pravda, ze moja
manzelka sa m6ze stat hned
americkou obcankou bez toho,
aby jej bolo treba prveho pa
pierui
Odpoved'. Vasa manzelka ne
potrebuje prvaho papieru. Ak
zije v. Spojenych Statoch mai
menej rok, m6ze svoju ziadost'
0 obcianstvo podat' hned' a "a
raz. Ak bola pripustena do Spo-
jenych Statov pred %. j1nom
1905, nepotrebuje ami certifika-
tn o prichode. TAX ako vsetci O.
statni ziadatelia o bbcianstvo,
bude pravda al ona musiet 'skla
dat predpisand sk1sku a bude
sa musiet' dostavit' so dvoma
svedkami, ktori jej dosvedcia,
ze je osobou bez1honneho cha
rakteru a ze zije v Spojenych
Statoch najmenej jeden rok.
Pozemky pre- novych osadnikov
v Kaiade q ' Austr6hi.
Otazka. Pocul som, ze si or
ganizovane akesi skupiny far
marov k osadeniu Kanady a
Australia. Kto stoji "a tymto
projektomY Ci m0ze z toho mat
nejaky osoh al tunajN Sloveki Z
Odpoved'. Go. ste poeuli, IT,
kalo sa aida "British Empire
Development and Settlement
Research Committee, podniku,
organizovaneho Londyne. TAX
mer polovica vsetkych clenov
anglickej dolnej snemovne pod
lporuje pokusy tohoto vyboru 0
usadenie 10000 nezamestnanych
anglickych rodfn v Kanade a v
Australia. Ma zaklade navrhova-
nych planov, ma byt' v spome-
nutych dvoch krajinach zaloze-
ny cely rad novych osad, oko-
10 ktorych sa budd rozprestie-
rat pozemky, urcene k obraba-
niu novymi osadnikmi. Vybor
sa usiluje zfskanie $3.50, ,000,-
900 ma uskutocnenie planu a to
ma zaruku anglickej vlAdy. Pre-
l'udi inej narodnosti nez angG-
ckej, nema projekt nijakeho O.
sobneho vyznamu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-11

kou, opravneny iba na vizum Y
prednostnej triede prist'ahova.
leckej kvoty. Ak odbavoval %
vsak sobaS w pred |. jtlom I.
1882, vtedy ma manEelka prAvo
|podat' fiadost' Q jeho pripuste-
ME mimo kvoty. Ci prist'ahova-
|lecke vizum mu bude povolene
alebo ME, to zAvisf cd toho, ii
m6ze manzel presvedcit' ameri-
ck6ho konzula Y starom kraji,
alebo v tel krajine, kde zije, ze
MET ziadnych obav, zeby mohol
po svojom prichode do Spoje-
|nych Statov pripadn1t ma tar
chu verejnej dobrocinnosti. Do
klady takehoto druhu 81 teraz
pozadovane al cd cudzincov, O.
|pravnenych ma nekvotove vi
Izum.
|Vydavky spojen6 so Hadost'ou 0
|americlkt pas q poplatky xizove.
Otazka: Jake sd vydavky a.
merickeho obcana; ked' ziada o
past Jake sd poplatky vizovei
Odpoved': Poplatok "a poda-
ME ziadosti je 81, poplatok "a
pas je SO, takze koneeny vyda-
vok je $40.
Belgicko, Cesko-S1ovensko
Finsko, Dansko, Norsko, Sved-
sko, Svajciarsko a vacsina re-
|publik stredo a juhoamericky ych
neziada ziadnych poplatkov vi
zovych. Cely rad inych krajin
snizil v poslednych rokoch svo-
je vizove poplatky, tax ze vi
zum do Pol'ska stoji 81, do Lit
vinska So, do Bulharska, Fran
c1zska, Juhoslavie alebo Rak1-
ska So a do Nemecka so centov.
Prist'ahovalci z Kanady.
Otazka: ia al moja Eena SINE
naturalizovanymi obcanmi ka-
nadskymi. Mas osemnast '-rocny
syn narodil sa uz Y Kanade. CT
mozeme ziadat', aby mas pripu.
still dc Spojenych Statov ako
nekvotovych prist 'ahovalcovf
Odpoved': Ma nekvotove vi.
yum moze 81 robit' narok iba
vas syn, ktory sa v Kanade ma
rodil. Wy al vasa manzelka spa
date do kvoty vasej rodnej re.
me a okolnost', ze ste naturali.
zovanymi obcanmi kanadskymi,
nicoho ma veci nemenf. Al Gu.
dzinci, ktori sl opravneni ma
vizum mimo kvoty, narazaj1
teraz caste ma neprekonatel'ne
prekazky, ked' sa snazia toto
vizum dostat'. Zvlaste prisne
| dodrziavane je nariadenie, ty.
kajdce sa neprip1st'ania pri.
st'ahovalcov, o ktorych by sa
dalo predpokladat', ze m6zu pri
padn1t' ma t'archu verejnej do.
brocinnosti v pripade nemoci a.
lebo nezamestnanosti.
Aka znalost' angliciny sa Hads
cd ziadatel 'ov obcanstva.
| Otazka: Kol'ko muslin vediet
po anglicky, aby som mohol do
stat tunajsie obcanstvo? Rozu
miem reci dobre, ale hovorfm
ju so silnym prfzvukom. Angli
cky pisat' mi tiez robi nemalt
'azkosti.
Odpoved': ziadatel' o obcian
stvo musi hovorit' po anglicky
tol'ko, aby m6hol tejto rec
West jednoduchd konverz&ciu
to jest, musi rozumiet' inym Z
sam must byt' s1ci hovorit' tax
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-11
YoUNosrowNsKE sIovENsKn NovINY

900 ich zomrelo Cd poranenia q
rozmanitych nemoci, sapricine-
nych vojnou podvtfivou. a
druha, este hroznejsia vojna
klope ma dvere.
H
Pol'sko a Rusko predlzily svo-
ju smluvu 0 ne1toGnosti ma de-
sat rokov az do 81. decem-
bra 1945. Takto Polsko zabez-
pecilo sa oboch stran: neme-
ckej ruskej ma desat' rokov,
aby sa mohlo venovat' politike
dunajsbej. Cesko-slovenska Via
da m66e teraz oGakavat' hodne
trublu cd Pol ska, lebo ono chce
byt' vodcom dunajskych statov.
Popsky : zahranicny minister
Beck uz siel do Rumunska pod
k1rit Benesovi.
Juhoslavia podpfsala po tieto
sdni obchodnd smluvu ~s Meme
ckom, ktora je vraj vel'mi w.
hodna obom krajinam. Ked' sa
Beckovi podarf zfskat' Rumun-
sko pre- Nemcov, potom uz Be-
nesove hospodarske plany Y
Malej Dohode nebud1 "a mnoho
hodny.
Rusko podpfsalo smluvu s
.Pol'skom mysliac, ze bude tax
aspon trochu chranen6 pred
nemeckym napadom v pade ru-
sko-japonskej vojny, ktora je
neodvratna, ako povedal Dziro
Jamasaki, japonsky ambassador
v Argentine. Nemecko je tai
nym spojencom Japonska, no.
vori sa v Europe.
Bude po tel depresii, alebo
nie9 Mnohym sa uz tax dobre
vodi, ze uz zabudli ma depresiu
a nevidia ju nikde. Avsak tych
desat' milionov nezamestnanych
a mnoho milionov robotnfkov s
nizkou mzdou pri stdpaj1cich
cenach veru nevidia znaky bla.
hobytu. a.a u.
A mohlo by to byt' omnoho
lepsie, nezli je. Po vsetkych me-
stach je vel'ke percento domov
ma svalenie este vacSie per-
ceto vyzaduje 81 oprav. 70 g.
300, 900 farmarskych domov, len
$4,000 ma vodu dome. Len
ma opravach a zmodernizovani
|domov by mohlo mat pracu ME
kol'ko milionov robotnikov -
priamo i nepriamo. A nerobi sa
moe "a to.
Nasa vlada vyhlasila Franciu,
Mad 'arsko, Rusko, Austriu, Ru-
munsko a inc krajiny, okrem
CSR., Anglie, Talianska a Fin.
ska - "a sprenevercov 1veru,
lebo neplatia mic ma dlhy. Teraj-
sia ruska vlada 81 to vzala ku
srdcu, tvrdiac, ze nemoze byt'
sprenevercom, ked' sa ma mic
nezaviazala. Ale carska vlada a
Kerenskeho vlada 81 tn pozica-
ly pekne miliony, ktore intere-
sami obnasaj1 okolo 300 milo
nov dolarov. Sovietska vlada
tieto dlhy nechce platit', lebo
vraj holy urobene ma jej potla-
Genie q ma vojnu. Tiez pouka-
zuje, ze jej je tiez americka
vlada nieco dina - "a vojen-
ski invaziu severn6ho Ruska
pocas revol1cie. Vyhlasenie me-
platiacich "a sprenevercov zna-
ci, ze tie staty nem6zu tn do
stat verejny liver. A preto z
vel 'keho ruskeho nakupu anne
rickych strojov, bavlny a medi
nebude predbe3ne mic.
HI. G.. Wells, chyrny anglicky
spisovatel' sa po tieto dni W.
slovil, ze do roku 1910 vypukne
celkom iste nova svetova vojna
pod heslom "Vojna ma skonce-
ME vojen". Minula vojna, ako
vieme, vedena bola "pre "a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-24

Mining Location Notlces at Elm pire office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-24
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
 ACCOUNT

In the United States Commission
 CTS (ex-Officio Probate) Court
 for the Territory of Alaska, Ju-
 neau Commissioners Precinct. In the matter of the LAST WILL
 and TESTAMENT, of MARY
 UISIA WYNN, sometimes
 known as JENNIE WYNN, De-
 ceased
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on March 26. 1894, JOHN RICK, as executor of the estate of MARY LOUISA WIlIN, some times known as JENNIE WYNN, Deceased. made and filed in the above-entitled Court it's final Ac- count and Report, and that on said day the sad court entered itl order directing that hearing bo had upon said final Account and Report before it in Juneau, AL aska, on May 26 1884, at 1O:O0 o'clock am, and that all persons then and there appear and maka their objections, if any, thereto and that notice of the filing of said final Account and Report and said hearing thereon be given by publishing in the Daily Alaska Elm, pire, a newspaper of general cir culation in the Juneau Commis- sioner's (ex-Officio Probate) Court. First Division, Territory of Alaska, for period of once week for four (4 consecutive and successive weeks.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, thrs 18th day of March, 1884.
 JOHN RICK, Executor of the last will and testa-
 ment of Mary Louisia Vim,
 sometimes known as Jennie Vim.
 Deceased.
 First publication, March 27, 1884. Last publication, April 24. 1884
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-24
TWO EXCITING
 FILMS ARE ON
 COLISEUM BILL
Private Detective 62' and Treason Provide Thrill
 ing Fare on Program

Private Detective 62", a fast ac- tion melodrama with exciting love episodes, by Warner Brothers, op- ems at the Coliseum Theatre to- night with William Powell in the stellar role. This is only one of two big features which will be on the double bill at the Coliseum. The second full length feature is Buck Jones, most popular Western hero, in Treason" which as his fans may expect, is a fast moving drama.
 The plot of Private Detective 62" deals with a love racket in which private detective uses the methods followed by an unscrupu- lous private detective agency to obtain, or manufacture, evidence for the divorce courts, at the in- stigation of jealous husbands and wives.
 Powell, in the title role, carries on his nefarious distasteful busi- ness for want of better job, until he is ordered to frame woman with whom he falls in love. There upon he quits his job and devotes his time to rescuing her from an extremely delicate situation.
 Margaret Lindsay, who made hit in "Cavalcade," plays the lead ing feminine role opposite Powell and in the supporting cast are, Ar thur Byron, Ruth Donnelly, Cor don Westcott and others.
 Treason"
 In Treason" Buck Jones goes back sixty years to the hectic days in Kansas at the close of the Civil War, when various large armed bands of Confederate sympathizers made an armed le-ground of that territory. Jones plays the col orful characterization of Jeff Con- nors, famous army scout who is de- tailed to bring back, dead or alive, 9 modern Joan of Arc. Shirley Grey and Robert Ellis are among others who have important roles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-24
GLORIA STUART 10 BE STAR OF
 COMEDY DRAMA
T Cover the Waterfront Shown for Last Times
 Tonight at Capitol

A rollicking, robust comedy -dra- ma that will keep you in a hilari- ous mood from first reel to final fade-out is Universars new film production, aptly titled q Like It That Way which opens tomor- row at the Capitol Theatre.
 You will like Roger Pryor, one of the most promising young stars the screen has garnered from the stage, whose first screen appear ance was in Moonlight and Pret- zels'-and you will more than like Gloria Stuart in this modern, up to-the-minute film. Miss Stuart has never had a better opportunity to display her beauty and her act ing ability than in this musical.
 Miss Stuart and Pryor are hap pily teamed together for the first time, sharing featured honors. A truly splendid cast of players sur round them in lovely Marian Marsh, Shirley Grey, Noel Madi- son, Lucille Gleason, Mickey Roo ney, Onslow Stevens, Merna Ken nedy, Gloria Shea and others.
 The song hits of the picture are T Like It That Way" Miss 1884" and Let's Put Two and Two To- gether,' all of which are being heard on the radio constantly.
 Last Times Tonight
 T Cover the Waterfront" dra- matization of Max Miller's best selling novel of last year, starring Claudette Colbert and Ben Lyons, will be shown at the Capitol Thea tre for the last time tonight. All who read the fascinating book of San Diego's waterfront, as color fully described by MT. Miller, news
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-24
EAGLES AND AUXILIARY
 PREPARE TO ELECT

At the regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary F. o. E., last night first nominations of officers was held as were those of the Eagles week ago. At their next regular meetings final nominations and elections will be held. The Eagles plan an old-time feed and social time at their next meeting May T.
 A card party for the members of both lodges has been arranged for next Monday evening, April 30 F. o. E. members will be the hosts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-24
DOUGLAS
 NEVIS
MAKE TRIP TO TAKU

Several young people enjoyed pleasure trip yesterday to Taku Harbor on the Estebeth, as guests of Capt. Ed. Bach. Among those from Douglas were Mrs. Bach and children, Mrs. Robert Bonner and son, Phyllis Edwards and Ed. Rol- Ter. Sufficient time was allowed at the harbor to allow inspection of the new cannery plant under construction there and a good out ing in general.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-24

Daily Empire Want Ads Pay
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-24

paper reporter, will be delighted with the picture and those who did not, will want to read it, as soon as they have seen this picture. The qualities that made the book a bess seller and its author famous are retained in the film with a plausi- ble and delightful romance added
 Mining Location Notices at Elm pire office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-24
PIONEERS IN
 ANNUAL MEET
 DO MUCH WORK
Text of Resolutions Adopt ed by Grand Igloo at
 Anchorage Is Given

The following is the text of the various resolutions adopted by the Grand Igloo of the Pioneers of Alaska at the Fourteenth Annual convention held recently at An chorage.
 To Aid Prospectors
 WHEREAS, a recent international conference held in London, Eng land has made gold the monetary medium of exchange between na- tions;
 WHEREAS, the United States owns countless miles of unexplored mineral lands in the States which are already known to be potential ly gold-producing, and which only need further exploration to become productive of the precious metals: THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by Grand Igloo, Pioneers of Alas ka, at Anchorage, Alaska, that the most logical and feasible way for the United States to secure an ade- quate supply of gold or of gold and silver as monetary metals-at home-is to directly engage in the development of it's mineral lands by outfitting qualified prospectors, acquainted with local conditions, on a partnership basis, under suit able provisions for the sale of the Governments interest, and the transfer of title to those who will engage in actual mining.
 Price of Gold
 RESOLVED; By the Grand Igloo Pioneers of Alaska in session at Anchorage, Alaska, that the price of gold should be permanently fixed at not less than $3500 per ounce, as a means for the recovery of industry. and in order to furnish 6 more adequate metallic monetary reserve as a basis for currency and credit.
 To Aid Silver
 RESOLVED: By the Grand Igloo Pioneers of Alaska in session at Anchorage, Alaska, that SILVER should be re-monetized at req sonable ratio with Gold, as a means for financial recovery, and to enable the silver using coun- tries to deal commercially with the United States.
 For Army Navy Base
 RESOLVED; By the Grand Igloo Pioneers of Alaska in session at Anchorage, Alaska, that an ARMY and NAVY AIRPLANE BASE should be immediately established in Alaska as necessary means of national defense; and an airplane corps stationed at this base.
 For International Highway
 RESOLVED; By the Grand Igloo Pioneers of Alaska in session at Anchorage, Alaska, that an IN- TERNATIONAL HIGHWAY lead ing from Fairbanks-the Golden Heart of Alaska-to the. cities of the Pacific Coast States, should be constructed at an early date, for the purpose of furnishing jobs for the unemployed, and in order to connect the great Territory of AL aska. by land, with the United States.
 For Alaska Products
 RESOLVED: By the Grand Igloo Pioneers of Alaska in session at Anchorage, Alaska, That the Grand Igloo, favors the use of Alaska products such as coal, timber, and agricultural products which can be raised in the great valleys of Alaska, by all government agen- cies operating in Alaska, in pref erence to imported products; and suggests to the people of Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-24

JllSiH Ol AIdShd pIOuuCbS III pISl- erence to products imported from the Pacific Coast States.
 Assay Office
 RESOLVED; By the Grand Igloo Pioneers of Alaska in session at Anchorage, Alaska, that in order to aid prospectors and encourage mining in Alaska, more funds should be allotted by the Federal Government for the extension of the service of the Assay Office To- cated at the Alaska College of Fairbanks, Alaska, and that the price for making assays should be reduced.
 Pioneer Women
 WHEREAS, a new home for the aged and indigent Pioneers of AL aska is now in course of construc- tion at Sitka, Alaska, and,
 WHEREAS, 4lo r.ovision is being made in the building plan for the housing of indigent Pioneer women and,
 WHEREAS, the pension granted Pioneer women by the Territory of Alaska is not adequate for their care and comfort, should they by misfortune become invalids, crip- piled and bedridden;
 THEREFORE, BE TT RESOLV- ED, by the Grand Igloo Pioneers of Alaska in session at Anchor age, Alaska, March 23, 1884, that a request be made to the Board of Trustees under whose supervision the Pioneer Home is being con- structed, that ward for the hos pitolization of invalid pioneer wo- men be provided and maintained in the Pioneer Home at Sitka, Alaska. for the accommodation of such women requiring such care.
 IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that copy of this resolution be sent to the Board of Trustees lat Juneau, Alaska, as an indication of our request.
 Pioneer Proxies
 RESOLVED; By the Grand Ig1oo Pioneers of Alaska, in session at Anchorage, Alaska. That the policy of subordinate 1gloos in sending their proxies to officers of the Grand Igloo places more responsi- bilities upon them than they should assume.
 We recommend that the custom be discouraged
 Pioneer Requirements RESOLVED by the Grand Igloo Pioneers of Alaska in session at Anchorage, Alaska, that, M
 WHEREAS, the present law in granting allowances to our aged pioneers requires that each appli- cant shall have been a resident of the Territory of Alaska since 1905; and,
 WHEREAS, many needy citizens are thus denied the benefit of the Act, and in many cases it is nec- essary to care for them from pub lie or private charity
 THEREFORE, BE IS RESOLV- ed; That we recommend that the 1 law be changed to a requirement. of twenty (20) years residence, and that adequate appropriation be made therefore and.
 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED; that a copy of this resolution be sent to the President of the Sen ate, and Speaker of the House, of the next session of the Alaska Legislature.
 Thanks for Records
 BE IT RESOLVED by the Offi- cers and Delegates of this conven- tion of the Grand Igloo Pioneers of Alaska: That a vote of thanks be extended to Pioneer Ludwig Larsen of Seward, Alaska for pro- curing of Pioneer Alex Freidolin of Afognak. all the records and other material preserved by the said Pioneer Alex Friedolin, of the first and original organization of Brotherhood Pioneers of Alaska ?
 BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED; That said records be incorporated into the records of the Grand His torian as a permanent record of the Grand Igloo.
 
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Miss Mae Fraser has been off duty at Behrends store for sev- eral days on account of illness.
 Mrs. Joe Riedi has been con- fined to her home by illness since her return from the south week ago.