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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-07
VERHOVAY 1os. GYULESE

A verhovay Segely Egylet
lO8-ik fiokja most vasarnap, ju-
MUS 1O-en tartja a rendes havi
gyu1eset. azaz a havidilak besze-
deset a reformatus tempTomnal
levo teremben, Mahoning Aven.
Tudatom tovabba, hogy mi
utan Debroszky Andras eTnok
latta, hogy a tavaszi ido alatt
tagsag mem jelent meg gyu-
leseken, kenytelen volt e1naporni
a gyii1est egesz september ho-
napig, vagyis a nyari ido a1att
csak siirgos esetben resz gyiles
osszehiva. A havidijak beszede-
Sc azonban ugy, mint eddig,
minden honap masodik vasar-
napjan delutan egy 6rat6l negyig
tortenik, hogy a tisztviseloknek
IS leSyen egy k1S 1deJuK klTan-
dulni a szabad levegore.
Beteg tagjaink: Vas Istvan, 27
Palmer Ave. Szilagyi Mihaly, 5l2
Crescent St. Szenegeto Miklos,
Lockwood, Ohio. Revesz Mihaly,
Ellsworth, Ohio. Varga Janos,
1647 Midland Ave. 10th Jozsef.
1929 Foster ST., jelenleg S. S.
City korhazban. VIM. Cook, 46O
Ferndale Ave. Betegseg tit
karnal jelentendo. Cine: 211 Ed
ward St. Te1efon 1872.
Hoffer Andras
titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-07

Julius 2o-en piknik a Gorog
Katholikusoknal a Vestal Road
Moore farmon. 4
Augustus Sen MAGYAR
NAP az IDORABAN.
Augustus IL, vasarnap. Fiig-
getlen Ref. Ifjusagi piknik.
Augustus lo, vasarnap. Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya Hitkoz-
seq piknikje a templom udvaron,
Augustus 26-an iskolasok WIS
ga piknikje Cor. Katho1ikusok-
nal a Moore farmon, Vestal Rd
Szeptember 2. Fiiggetlen Ref.
piknik az egyhaztanacs rcndeze-
seben.
September 3, Labor Day. A
Magyar Haz piknikje a Moore
farmon, Vestal Road.
Okt6ber 80. Halloween tanc-
Imu1atsag Magyar Hazban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-07
YOUNGSTOWN Is VIDEKE HIREp'
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kozli: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas 105 - End st. Niles, Q

Presbiteriumunk majus 31-en
tartotta rendes havi gyiifeset S
vizsgalta at a penztari' naplokat
S az eredmenyt majus honaproI a
kovetkezokben al1apitotta meg:
Bevetel majusban o6,o3. az ap-
rilis havi maradvannya1 egyitt
SLIP. Kiadas: 1870, ICY a
maradvany majus vegen $23.O2.
Nyari iskolank iigyeben is ez
gyiles hatarozott. Az iskoTa
tartamat E hetben allapitotta
meg. A tandij az egesz idore
egy dollar minden gyermek utan
S tan ;tasra a lelkesz nejet ker-
tex ismet fel. A lelkesz pedig a
tonfirmandusokkal fog: foglal-
kozni. Iskolank junius l8an nyi-
lik meg a tanorak fel kilenctol
12-ig tartanak. 12-tol l-ig pedig
a konfirmandusok oraja lesz.
Piknik. Hosszu sziinet utan ez
evben megprobal egyhazunk egy
nyari mulatsagot tartani. E eel
ra mar kivette Park Ave vegen
lev6 sep helyiseget. hol fedett
tancterem van jo zenerol is
gondoskodott. Mulatsagunk ide-
je julius Alike. Keszlljon min
denki hozzon magaval minel
tobb vendeget!
Egyhazmegyenk heten tar
totta gyuleset poland egyhaz
templomaban. Egyhazunkat a lei
kesz kepviselte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-07
Macy NYARI BAL LESZ
SZOMBATON WARRENBEN

A Bridgeport Szovetseg War
reni, 375-ik osztalya multi vasar-
nap tartott gyulesen elhatarozta,
hogy most szombaton magyar
sag altal jol ismert American
Legion Hallban, az Elm Is High
utcak sarkan, nagy nyari bait
rendez.
Ez a derek magyar szervezet
mar nyolc esztendeje nem tartott
mulatsagot Is tagjai mindig par
toltak a mas egyletek mulatsa-
gait, most aztan meghivja az
osszmagyarsagot, hogy partolja
torekvesiiket.
Az osztaly tisztikara Is BIZ
zottsaga nagy el6kesziileteket
tett, hogy mulatsag jol sike-
riiljon. Kitiin6 het tagu zene-
kar szolgaltatja maid muzsi-
kat tanchoz. A nagy melegre
valo tekintettel minden ital jo
hideg lesz. Aki ehes lesz, legfi-
nomabb eteleket kappa maid.
Patolja a magyarsag EFT a mu-
latsagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-07
Macy A H0SEG

Mar csaknem egy hete oriasi
hoseg a youngstown acel volgy-
ben. A gyarakban, dacara hu-
t6 kesziilekeknek, nagyon szen-
vednek a munkasok es sokat koc-
ziilok korhazba kellett vinni. SEE
rencsere eddig nem volt halalo-
zas.
De nemcsak a gyari munkasok
szenvednek Macy h6segben,
tartos szarazsag valosagos csa-
pas asfarmerekre, akik kozt sok
a magyar mi videklnkon.
Askisult legel6kon alig talal a
joszag ennivalot. A szena termes
nagyon gyenge lesz. A vetesek
mindenho1 szenvednek Is a ma
gyarok, akik kerti vetemenyek
novesztesevef foglalkoznak, ma
gyon panaszkodnak.
Hetf6n este volt egy kis vi
har, de csak keves esq esett. A.
Vestal Roadon a william Macy
lyukat itott Orosz Mihaly hon.
fitarsunk haza tetejen. A csalad-
max az ijedtsegen kivul mem tor
tent egyeb baja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-07
GYULES

A SIT. Gyorgy Szovetseg 12-ik
osztalya folyo ho 1O-iken, vasar-
nap a scent mise utan tartja rem
des havi gyiileset a szokott he
lyen. Keretnek a tagok tefjes
szamban megjelenni, mivel fon-
tos ugyek keriilnek targyalas ala
es felkeretnek mindazon tagtar-
SAX, akik hatralekben vannak a
havidHjaikkal, hogy rendezzek
hatralekaikat, inert a kozpont
csakis o1yan tagtarsakert felel, a
xix havidijaikat pontosan fizetik.
Torolt tagok majus honapban
Tamas Andras, Tamas Andras-
ne.
Ifj. Kaczur Mihaly
titkar-jegyz6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-07
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HELYREIGAZITAS

Sajnalatos tevedes folytan a
multi ,heti Observation-Disclosures
kozlemenyunkbd, draga leany-
kank, Varga Aranka halala al
kalmabol kimaradt Varga Istvan
es csaladja, Detroit, Mich. nagy-
batyja, Sas Gabor es csaladja,
campbel1iek Is a Verhovay Sc
gely Egylet SILK, campbelli fiok
janak neve. amiert szives elne-
zest keriink..
Id. Varga Gabor Is .csaladja
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-07
A SHARONI FIUCSKA
KALANDOS EJSZAKAJA

Miklos Mihaly sharoni honfi-
tarsunk vasarnap elment latoga-
toba rokonaihoz, akiknek Parma
mellett, Cleveland kozeleben van
farmajuk. Miklos termeszetesen
e1vitte csa1adjat is, koztuk ot
ewes Istvan newt fiat.
Istvan harom mas jatszotars-
sal elment ''kis halakat" fogni a
farman lev6 tavacskaba es mi
utan megunta a 'halaszast', el-
ment felfedez6 ultra.
Volt nagy riadalom, amikor
egyszerre mem talaltak a Pista
gyereket. Egesz hadsereg indult
a gyerek keresesere. Cserkeszek,
deputy sheriffek, konstablerek es
a szomszedok hada egesz ejjel
kutatott, de a gyereket mem ta-
laltak.
Mar ait hittek, hogy elloptak
a ciganyok, amikor vegre hetfon
delelott egy kozeli golf palyan
a nagy fuben meglattak a Pistat
A gyerek nyugodtan aludt.
"Eltevedtem'' mondta egysze-
riien, mikor felebresztettek es
nagy diadal1al adtak at ketseg-
beesett sziileinek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-07
KESZUL0DNEK A MUNKAS
BETEGSEGELYZ6
PIKNIKJERE

A Magyar Munkas Betegse-
gelyz6 1O4o-ik osztalya nagy pix
nikre kesziil junius ho 17-en, va
>arnap, az ismert Barta fele Macy
erd6ben. Mar az vi parkettas
tancpadlo, padok, asztalok, SON
tes es villanyvilagitas keszen van
es tiirelmetleniil varja a nagy
kozonseget. A helyet konnyii
megta1alni, a Clara Aven, ame1y
a Vestal Rd. folytatasa, a North
Meridian Rd. kozelebei van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-07
KEREsrErEs

Soltesz Janost, aki Tiszadobi,
Szabo1cs megyei szarmazasu, ke-
resteti Greg edes apja, aki mar
regen mem hellott fel6le. Soltesz
alighansm Nihs1ban tartozkodik.
Kerik, irjon haza apjanak, vagy
Frank Nagyxanagyakfarmernek,
1LockHoad. = = 49,,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-07
Il
vERHOVAY 26.

Tekintettel ARA, hogy most va
sarnap delutan tartjuk 80 ewes
jubileumunkat, a rendes yasar-
napi havi gyu1est junius o-en,
szombaton este 7 orai kezdettel
tartjuk rendes gyilesteremben
Kerjiik a tagok megje1eneset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-07
A HAZAK SZEPSEGE

Evek ota a legtobb haz Ell van
hanyagolva. festeni,l javitani kel-
lene kivil-beliil. Ha az e1vallalt
munkaval meg akar elegedni,
ugy lepjen erintke1ssbe Gurtler
Adolf honftarsunkkal i 422 IN.
Haze1wood Ave afaIt. y = ha-
Yak 9pitssevsl asasjaMtasasai kv-
tizedek' 6tas fsgiasisosik. zvassass4s /
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-07
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

Ebben a rovatban dijtala-
null k0zoljuk azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez->
menyek mulatsagait, osz-
szejoveteleit, stb. anne
lyeknek az Amerikai Ma
gyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja, vagy akik mulatsa-
gaikat hirdetik lapunkban
es nyomtatvanyaikat nal
lunk szerzik be.
AEON egyhazak es egyle-
tex, amelyek junius 15-ig
mem fizetik be a $15-os
kalauzolasi dijat, mem
tarthatnak tovabbra igenyt
a mulatsagi naptar hirde-
tesre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-07
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
LelkSsz:
Borsy-Kerekes Gyorgy
e2S Mahoninp Ave Phone o6Se1


kat hozott a multi vasarnap tar
tott egyhazkozsegi kozgyiile-
sunk. Hadd alljanak lit hata-
rozatok:
A tagsagi dij hatralekok iigye-
ben dontes az, hogy mivel az
egyhaz egyetlen tagjarol sem
akarja feltetelezni az adakozas
szandekos megtagadasat, hanem
a hatralekban maradast az ell
multi esztendok rettenetes gaz-
odasagi helyzetenek tudia be: te-
hat: 1888. december 31-ig mind
azoknak torlik hatralekat. akik
csak valami jelet is adtak an
max, hogy egyhazunk tagjaiu1 te-
kintik magukat. A hatralekot te-
hat mem tartjuk nyilvan es mem
koveteljlik, de viszonyok ja-
vultaval szeretnenk remelni.
hogv ki-ki fokozott adakozas al
tai segit egyhazanak abban, hogy
eppen a tagsagi dii hatralekok
miatt teljesiteni mem tudott anya
81 acknowledgement eleget te-
hessen;
Epitesi alapot letesitett a koz-
gyJles. Ez pedig AIT jelenti,
hogy mar a most kovetkezo va
sarnaptol kezdve tetszes szerinti
adomanvokat ker h;veitol az egy
haz ARA a celra, hogy a tenplom
megepiteset minel elobb elvegez-
hesse. Sernmifele kivetes nincs,
mindenki akkor ad es annyit ad,
amit jo Swivel erre celra
szant. A begyiilt penzeket kiilon
bank konyvon, egy kiilon e eel
ia kijelolt penztarnok fogja ke-
zelni s begviilt adomanyokbol
egyetlen centet sem szabad fell
hasznalni addig, mig az ep:tke-
zes meg mem kezdodik.
Korabban kezdodik egy fel
oraval az istentisztelet a nyari
honapok alatt, mar most vasar-
naptol kezd6doleg. vagyis pom
"tosan dele1ott 10 orakor. Ehez
kepest tehat vasarnapi iskola
is az eddigi fe1 tiz helyett kilenc
orakor lesz.
Nyari magyar iskolank junius
18-an. hetfon reggel kilenc ora
kor kezdodik. El6re lathatolag
-ket hefyen is tanitani fogunk. A
-templomnal es Campbellen is.
Kozelebbi reszleteket a j0vo he
ten kozliink.
Gyonyoru adomanyt jelentett
be Gyorgy Mihaly campbelli hi
wink a kozgyiilesen, amidon fell
>ajanlotta, hogy ez ev folyaman
$lOOOO-t adomanyoz egyhazunk-
max. A nemes pelda bar sok ko-
yetore akadna!
Eskuvo. Az elmult szombaton
kotottuk meg es aldottuk meg
Varga Sander es Veres Jolan it.
1u testvereink hazassagat tenn
plomunkban. A templomi SEER
tartason az ifju parnak szamos
rokona es igen sok baratja volt
je1en. Az eskuvot a Mennerchor
termeiben magyaros lakodalom
kovette. listen gazdag aldasa XII
serje az vi hazasok eletet!
Junius I7-en, mint jeleztiik,
harom volt erdemes tisztvisel6nk
.ad vacsorat es bait az egyhaz ja-
vara. Eredetileg Magyar Haz-
ban volt tervezve a mulatsag,
mem lehetetlen azonban, hogy
.piknik lesz bel6le. A jov6 heten
err6l is pontosabb hirt adunk.
Barhogy legyen is, a megvaltott
jegyek mindenkeppen ervenye-
SEX. II
Egyhaztanacsi gyulesunk lesz
most szombaton este szokott
id6ben. Minden egyhaztanacsos
.rnegjeleneset kerjiik.
Ne felejtsiik ell Az istentisz-
-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-06-07

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-06
CHECK YOUR NEEDSl vCanned Soups
 and Vesetab s!

oOOT, call
 CAMPBELLS' SOUPS, 3 cans ...........,-..--. .25c S X w TOMATOES, Solid Pack, 6 cans for. .99c STRING BEANS, Everson, No cans, for, 25c
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-06

high school gymnasium into yer itable story-book land that will lend charming glamor to the dance, which is the climax or the high school social season.
 Feminine members of all classes of the school, as wei las alumna and anxious mothers, have been haunting the various shops in search of prom frocks' all week, dressmakers have been rushed dis tractedly and appointments at beauty parlors this afternoon are confined almost entirely to excited high school girls.
 Dancing will start tonig h t promptly at S.30 o'clock to music furnished by the Reveler's Orches- tra. Those wishing to dance should use the Seward Street entrance, while those coming as spectators, are requested to use the Sixth Street doors, to avoid confusion and congestion.
 Many have expressed their in- tention to attend the dance in or der to see the specialties and fea-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-06
LEE TRACY HAS
 M AIN ROLE IN .
 UNUSUAL FILL M
Turn Back the Clock : Opening Tonight at Capi-
 tol Has Startling Plot

The most startling innovation in plot for screen production to come out of Hillywood since the advent of talking pictures is to be, seen in Turn Back the Clock" Lee Tracys latest starring vehicle, which opens tonight at the Capi- tol Theatre.
 The picture is a revelation of what might happen to person who was given an opportunity to relive his life with the benefit of mature experience. Events of re- cent years and even months are brought into the unique plot writ ten by Ben Hecht and Edgar Sel- wyn.
 In the role of Joe Gimlet, wise cracking, self-sufficient small towner" who leads double eXis- tence, Lee Tracy delivers one of the most entertaining performance es of his entire career. He is given a chance to double up on gag situations and he takes advantage of every one. Through dramatic sequences he lashes out with an emotional violence that adds ter rife power to the entire produc- tion.
 Mae Clarke wins new laurels for herself in the difficult role of Mary whose sweetness is submerg- ed by the cares of marital life. She shows a depth of feeling that establishes her as one of the screens foremost emotional actress es. Peggy Shannon as Elvina, red-headed shrew who complicates Tracys first marriage and mar ries him in his second life," is outstanding in an unsympathetic role.
 A forceful new screen person. ality is introduced in Otto Kru- ger, the noted stage actor who makes his talkie debut in this film. AS Ted Wright, materialist and money schemer, he provides pow erful highlights in his scenes with Tracy. He is real and believable through both lives"
 Edgar Selwyn, who has scored with such screen hits as Sky scraper Souls" and "The Sin of Madelon Claudet." applied his tal- ents both in writing and direction of the picture.
 Hilarious comedy is blended in- to the drama of the offering with players in smaller roles giving very strong performances, including C. Henry Gordon, George Barbier and Clara Blandick.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-06
AMAzINCMURDER MYSTERY STARS
 CHESTER MORRIS
Vivienne Osborn Has Fem mine Lead in Tomorrow
 at Seven at Coliseum

Battling because of it's simple but clever plot, Tomorrow at Seven, RKO-Radio Pictures murder mys- tery film at the Coliseum Theatre with Vivienne Osborne and Ches- ter Morris, offers mental exercise for movie fans with sleuthing pro- pensities.
 Drake, a wealthy merchant who has spent considerable money try ing to capture the Black Ace, a notorious fiend whose brutal mur- ders have terrorized Chicago and paffled the law for months, re- ceives a mysterious warning of death in the form of a jigsaw puzzle. To outwit the fiend, he in company with Winters, his secre- tary; Martha, Winters daughter; Neil Broderick, crime novelist; two detectives and two pilots, embarks on an air journey.
 The fatal hour arrives as they are high up in the air Suddenly, the lights go out. A few seconds later, when they come on again, Winters is found dead, stabbed through the heart. The weapon is missing.
 The police are now closer to the solution, for they know that one of the survivors aboard the air. plane is the killer. The detectives cause the ship to land and herd the suspects into an old mansion.
 Could the fiend be Drake, the man who had himself been threat ened with death? But Drake had spent a fortune trying to capture the Ace.
 Could the girl have killed her own father?
 Could Broderick's novel writing be camouflage for the dastardly murders?
 Was the murderer one of the de- tectives?
 WoD w liiOCAO aAiC 11OCf Wll0 hA4lCNt himself to escape imminent cap- ture?
 Was the murderer one of the pi- lots of the airplane?
 Tomorrow at Seven" is consid- cred to carry similar dramatic mystery elements and comedy re- lief as the author, Ralph Spence, applied to his sensational 'The Gorilla" Chester Morris portrays the crime novelist and Viviefane Osborne is Martha Winters Allen Jenkins and Frank McHugh enact the blundering detectives; Henry Stephenson is Drake; and Grant Mitchell is Winters. Also cast un-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-06
NRA MEETING IS HELD HERE
 LAST EVENING
Building Trades Get To. gether-Further Ses-
 sion Next Monday

Approximately 100 men, doing contract work in the various build ing trades, met in the City Coun- Gil Chambers last night to discuss plans preparatory to definitely for mulating an N. R. A. code.
 Emil Krause was elected general chairman. The various trades coming under the building group selected chairmen, who will meet with committees from their groups and present their agreements to the next meeting which will take place Monday, April g. At this meeting final action will be taken and codes presented to and filed with Hugh Wade, MIRA Adminis- trator for Alaska.
 General contractors, plumbers, sheet metal contractors, carpenters, plasterers, electricians, masonry, bricklayers and cement finishers, tile-setters and painters, are all in the employing and contract di- vision.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-06
GIRLS LOYAL CLUB GIVE COOKED FOOD
 SALE ON APRIL 21

The Girls Loyal Club held an interesting meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Among the important matters to come up at the meeting was the decision to give a cooked food sale on Saturday, April 21, at Garnick's Grocery.
 Proceeds from this sale are to be used to help defray expenses for the summer vacation and in the work of the club. New mem bers of the club are Kathleen Me- Allister, Kathryn Breslich and Pa tricia Gullafson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-06

Daily Empire want Ads 7ay
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-06
NOTICE GENERAL CONTRACT -QRSEAND- CARPENTERS

Will meet at the City Hall April ', at 7:30 pm. for discussion iof the NRA Code. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-06
NOTICE FOR THE SELECT ION
 DE CITY oEFICEES

Applications for the folio v ing positions win be received by the City Clerk until 5 pm, April 13, and be acted upon by the Com mon Council of the City Of Ju- neau.
 City Clerk. City Treasurer, Wharf, inser, Asst. Wharfinger, Chief of Fire Department, Asst. Chief of Fire Department, Fire Alarm care- taker, Chief of Police, two night patrolmen Librarian, etery caretaker, Health Officer, two Fire Truck Drivers, Asst. Fire Truck Driver.
 A. W. HENNING, -adv. City Clerk.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-06

COUP'S ON! Or :. it will be :. :. , soon after you see this ad! Every body likes soup of SOME kind-and here we offer, at sensible prices, soups of ALL kinds :. and all the good things that go into good homemade soup! Clear soups or cream soups, canned soups or soups that are almost stews just SO it's soup =. we have everything for it!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-06
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FRESH EGG, 1 ID. Cello B; SPAGHETTI, 2h pounds f. NAVY BEANS, 3 pounds SPLIT PEAS, ? pounds for
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lures to De given. These will be about Il o'clock, so ssss.at ss.at those staged during the intermission, wishing to see only this may do so by arriving shortly before that hour.
 s3o is the hour; the high school gym is the place.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-06
JUNIOR PROM IS BIC EVE NIT
 THIS EVENING
Climax of High School So- cial Calendar Is Invi-
 tational Affair

Tonight is the night of the big ball given annually by the Junior Glass of the Juneau High School in honor. of the Seniors. Efforts of the committee in charge of decorations have transformed the der Ray Enright's direction in this Jefferson Pictures Corporation pro- duction are Cornelius Keefe and Charles Middleton.
The Washington times., 1934-02-17

wrath. She assumes a protec-
tive attitude. She wipes the
little ones tears with words of
comfort that do not excuse
father or explain him.
AS a result the child clings
more and more to the mother.
Her gentleness heals his wounds
and he condemns with bitter
ness the father whose irritability
made consolation necessary.
Harmful
The mother who meets this
particular situation with a pro-
tective attitude is harming the
child and doing the father an
injustice. She is complicating
matters rather than untangling
them.
In the first place the child
will become too emotionally
dependent upon her. He will
lose that we'll balanced atti-
tude toward life that two par
ents, both loved and respected,
can give. /
1t would be better for both
father and child if mother re.
Trained from too obvious SYM
pathy for the latter and de-.
voted her energies to convert
ing the father to better un-
derstanding of the child's
psychology.
Common Ground
Very few fathers, if properly
awakened to the situation,
would refuse to give up a few
of their treasured privileges if
the refusal threatened their re-
lationship with their child.
If the mother shows an un-
derstanding of the fathers at
titude in her dealing with the
child he, the child, TOO, will be
more tolerant of the fathers
impatience.
He will be more sympathetic
of the tired workers desire for
rest and peace. And in the
end the two will be more apt
to find some common meeting
ground and the relationship
will be saved.
The Washington times., 1934-02-17

tion will bring the hair back to
life and make 1t gleam.
Every night before retiring
devote 10 or IS minutes to prop
erly brushing the hair. And as
you probably know. If you have
been reading my articles, the
hair should be brushed AWAY
from the scalp.
Below Par
Massage the scalp two or
three times a week and at least
once a week give yourself a hot
oil treatment. Shampoo the
hair the next morning. Keep
this routine up for three or
four weeks and you will be sur
prised at the improvement.
Physical ailments, lark Of
sleep, indigestion and .voIS
ness cause the hair tn ,-.ume
dull and lifeless. An oily condi-
ton Of the scalp is often caused
by excessive fats in the diet.
1t is not W Sc to get a perma-
nent if your health is below par
and your scalp and hair in
poor condition. which usually
follows poor health.