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Evening star., 1936-10-25

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Evening star., 1936-10-25

The engine was smoking and the
radiator was steaming. Two men got
out - big men. both of them. They
looked around the garage.
"All alone, Boz" The man with red
hair asked the question.
Bill lifted one side Of the hood.
"Yeah. amt much business this time
of night: not enough so l can't take
care Of it. He checked the oil and the
water. As he put down the hood. and
opened the door of the car. the red
head grabbed him. Easy. fella. easy;
what you want in there?"
Bill had seen what he had seen
machine guns in the back Of the car.
He thought fast. Easy it is, Mister.
l think the trouble is in the timing
and l was going to start her up. but
maybe you better do it while check
the distributor" and again he opened
up the hood.
The red-haired man looked at him
suspiciously for moment and then
climbed into the drivers seat. The
engine roared. smoked again. and died.
Bill wiped his hands on the leg of his
overalls.
lust as l thought: points," he
said. "I'll 60 over to the house and get
some."
The second man, who hadn't said
anything yet. drew back his crooked
lips in an ugly sneer: mo. fella, you
aren't going any where. You're going
to fix it right here, and plenty fast.
or it'll be just too damn bad"
Evening star., 1936-10-25

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equipment, including
dual wheels on IA.
ton models, extra.
Easy terms 6Iadiy
arranged TO fit your
budget, At low COST,
through Commercial
Credit Company.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-11
HETI .,SZEMLE

Eezzel helyre all a nyugalom az
orszagban.
Ketsegtelen, hogy az utols6
~ket" het' sztrajkjait es forrada-
lonnszerii kirobbanasait a kom
munistak rendeztek es volta
kepen rajtuk mulik, hogy mi
lyen lojalitassal tamogatjak
AIT a korrnanyt, arnelynek a
partjaval fegyverbarat atsagot
k0t0ttek. ~. @'44
Sem szocialista, sem kon1-
munista observation-disclosures MIN
csen meg keszen a francia
nemzet es ha a kommunistak
a munkassagot tovabb izgat-
jak, ha azokat teljesithetetlen
k0vetelesekre biztatjak, akkor
a jelenlegi szocialista kor-
manyt felvaltja a - fasciz-
mus valamilyen formaja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-11
OLASZORSZAG
TERMESZETESEN

az afrikai hoditast teljesen
befejezett tenynek tekinti S
tovabbi magatartasa attol
fiigg, hogy meg tud-e Anglia
az vi helyzettel egyezni.
Ha Anglia beeri azzal, hogy
Abyssiniaban az olaszokkal es
a franciakkal osztozhat -
az eredeti, haboru el6tti ter
vek alapjan - es ha belle
nyugszik abba a MORALS vere-
segbe, amely Abyssinia lega-
zolasaval erte, akkor helyre
allhat a beke az esetben egy
francia-olasz-angol frontot ell
lehet kepzelni.
Ha Anglia mem nyugszik be-
lie presztizsjenek megtepazasa-
ba, akkor verseny indul meg
az angol es olasz kormanyok
k0zt, hogy melyik nyerje
meg fegyvertarsanak - Hit
lert es a kormanyat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-11
)HA AZONBAN
lMEGMARADHAT

a jelenlegi kormany az
uralmon, kil0n0sen ha si-
kerul nekik megoldani a
penzugyi kerdest, akkor a
haladas eraja kovetkezik
.Europaban, akkor a Kozep-
Europaban meg uralmon lev6
fascizmust ket allando tiiz
koze szoritjak.
Termeszetes, hogy a mos
tani kormany - amely er6sen
az orosz sz0vetseg hatasa
alatt all - Nemetorszaggal
beket, de mem baratsagot fog
keresni, es inkabb ARA torek-
SILK maid, hogy az angol ba-
ratsagot is megnyerje.
Termeszetes, hogy a francia
esemenyek hatterbe szoritot-
tax az olasz-abyssiniai prob
lemat, elnapoltak a nemet
kerdes megoldasat, amelyekre
mem keriil sor csak ennek
a honapnak a masodik fele-
ben.
S minthogy Anglia is ala
posan ell van Palestinaban
foglalva, mem is lehet jelen-
leg ait kivanni, hogy Europa
afrikai haboruval tor6djek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-11

haboru 6ta9 a jelenlegi rend-
szertelenseg hasznat elveztek,
minden ujabb Is nagyobb
atalakulas 9as gy6ztes allarnok
karara fog tortenni.
A nagy forrongas es ujja-
csoportosulas els6sorban a kis
antantot ingatja meg, S ha a
szerbiai esemenyeket figyel-
jiik, mem lehet ketseges el6t-
think, hogy robbanas a mem
nagyon messze ioy6ben Oft is
lesz. S9Gss
Mem kiilonb a helyzet Ro-
manhattan 5 Csehorszagot ma
inkabb a Benes szemelyes
presztizse tartja eletberb mint
a fegyverek es q francia sHazal-
latus ereie.
Minden valtozas, amely
Europaban tortenik, els6 sor-
ba ext q sz0vetseget fogja
gyengiteni 5 kiil0nosen elve-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-11
VINCS T0BBE K0ZEPUT

S. mem lehet elkepzelni,
hogy a regi liberals vagy
konzervativ felfogasok alap-
jan Europa vegleges bekejet
helyre allitjak.
Mik0zben a francia imperia-
lizrnus es annak vazallatusai
merev megatalkod dottsaggal
csak a versaillesi beke serthe-
tetlenseget imadtak S mik0z-
ben al legy6z0tt orszagok
csaks d reviziotol rene1tek
megvaltast, az lido elhaladt fe-
lettiik is mem vettAk eszre,
hogy a ket vilagaramlat it
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-11
AZ PARI IL rifs
ES KERESKEDELMI

helyzet kis ,mertekben ja-
vult az utolso ,napokban, $
ugy latszik, hogy a szokasos
nyari slack" mem fog id6
el6tt beallni.
Kul0n0sen meglep6, hogy a
nehez iparban az uzem mem
cs0kken, inert a legt0bb ev-
ben az junius eleje fele meg
szokott tortenni.
Ugy latszik, hogy a valasz-
tasi ev dacara a legt0bb nagy
iparban jo viszonyokat' re-
melnek, S EFT az ugyhevezett
alapiparban tisztan tneglat-
juk. '''@"'
A nagy tavak hajoi vas
erccel rakodva nagy rajokban
t0rtetnek a deli kikot6k fele
S ez evben t0bb myers erect
akarnak lehozni, mint barmi-
kor az utolso hat evben. Mem
csupan azert, inert a nehez
iparban varhato szervezkedes
es sztrajk a deli mezokon
- Alabamaban = mar meg
indult, hanem azert, inert
kitun6 eyre kesziilnek. Ha-
sonloan jol dolgoznak az acel-
ipar szenbanyaiban, S a
t0bbi banyakban.
Az alapiparokkal egyutt a
tobbi iparagakban is jo vi
szonyokat remelnek, inert az
epitkezesek es javitasok foly-
max es inert valtozatlanul jd
viszonyok vannak a gep- es
szerszam-iparban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-11
EUR0PABAN
A FRANCIA

esemenyeket figyeltek leleg-
zetfojtva q mutt heten, inert
az az altalanos k0zhit, hogy a
k0vetkez0 tizenket h6nap
alatt abban az orszagban va
lamelyik szels6seg atveszi az
uralmat. h
A jeledlegi szocialista kor-
many eayel6re. !. fakenyszeri-
tette a t6keseket, hogy q
munkasok afafiyiag y sriagyon
mersekelt kivansAgait 1 tHjf.
sitsek, de mem biztossA hog1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-11
e "A KIALAKULAS
FOGJA

megszabni ait is, hogy mi
lesz a sorsa Ausztrianak es
Magyarorszagnak, inert ha a
harom hatalom megegyezik
egymassal, akkor k0zeli revi-
zi6ra vagy nagyobb valtoza-
sokra mem lehet szamitani a
Duna v0lgyeben.
Ha azonban az olasz-angol
kormanyok tavolodnak egy-
mastol es ezentul is farkas-
szemet neznek egymassal,
akkor a Balkan-fele a kezet
mindkett6 kinyujtja S akkor
megindul a jatek a kis ALA
mok b6rere.
Mindez azonban csak a k0-
vetkez6 par eyre szol6 meg
oldast fog keresni, inert a
francia esemenyek meggyoz-
hettek mindenkit, hogy Euro
paban - talan eppen ugy
mint az egesz vilagon - az
orszaghatarokon tulnyul6 ket
nagy aramlat viaskodik egy.
massal.
AZ egyik aramlats hivei mem
f1dnek ma annyit a nernze.
ttseegkl' ks b hazaval,. mint
laxzal, 3a0gys a t6kks Tendet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-11

az amerikaiak eletet es vagyo-
nat vedelmezni abban az
id0ben utaltak benninket a
legmelysegesebebn a latin
szomSzedok.
Roosevelt most bebizonyi-
totta, hogy tenyleg uj era
van ezen a kontinensen hogy
ez a nemzet mem akar ural-
kodni a kis latin allan1okon
ezentul.
Meg miel6tt megerkezett
volna hivatalasan nehany del
amerikai kormany figyeimez-
tetese, a kuliigyminiszter be-
jelentette, hogy mem fogunk
belle avatkozni a nicaragua
dolgokba.
Es az Egyesiilt Allamok
nepe szaz szazal6kban helyes-
Ii a kormanyunk politikajat.
Il
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-11

(Folytaras ak oldalxdll 4
q
meg mem kell attol felni, hogy
a nemzet hitele megcsorbult $
hogy a tulajdonukban lev6
nemzeti k0tvenyek az Err
tekiiket elveSztik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-11

szi a talajt aloluk az a teny,
hogy Franciaorszagnak, leg
alabb pillanatban, szocia-
lista kormanya van, amely
keptelen lesz Szerbiaban es
Romaniaban oszinte sz0vetse-
gest erezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-11
A TARSADALMI
ELETUNK

szenzaciojat meg mindig a
''Black Legion" szolgaltatta a
multi heten S ugy latszik, hogy
a Ku Klux Klannak ez az
elmergesedett fajtaja sokkal
er6sebb es elterjedtebb, mint
ait a leleplezes els6 napjai-
ban gondoltuk.
A terrorra es gyilkossagra
szovetkezett banda tennessee
tesen a felekezeti gyulolkodes
szennyes zaszlajara eskette
fel a tagjait, S ezen xviii a
"kommunizmus'' ellen ved-
tex Ok is az alkotmanyt es az
orszagot, Il6
Ezeknek a buta ygonoszte-
voknek a szovetkezeteert a
felel6sseget tehat azoknak az
erdekeltsegeknek kell viselni,
amelyek leginkabb ''hazaffyas''
alapofa AllAndoan a voros rem
r6l beszelnek es ezen az ala
pom sorakoztatjak fel a tu-
'datlansag, a butasag es a 60
noszsag hadsereget minden
ellen, ami haladast jelentene
e hazaban.
A Hearstek, a Du Pontok, a
Mellonok a biin0sek, akik a
szazfele s.hazaffyas' szervez.
kedesre a penzt 'adjak, inert
jol tudjak, hogy a csiliagsa.
vos lobogo alatt a nep sze.
metje lelkesen rohanja meg
a munkassagot, ha az vala.
mikor nagyobb darab ke'
nyeret kovetel maganak.
Mem a tudatlan es buts
vadlottak az igazi biin0sek
akik Michiganban gyilkoltak
hanem azok az uri uszitok
akik az alantas emberi indu
latokat a sajat szekerlkbt
fogva ARA halifax, amerr'
akarjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-11

meger6sitve fenntartsak, a
mask aramlat hivei viszont a
balfele valo haladasban lat
jak minden problema megol-
daSat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-11
LATIN AMERIKABAN

ismet uj dolgot produkalt
a Roosevelt kormanya.
Nicaraguaban az allam elmo
ket sep csendesen elcsaptak
es az Egyesult Allamok BAN
karjai mem tudtak ravenni a
kormanyt, hogy a kis allamot
megszallja.
Meg csak vagy itiz eve je-
lentette ki Coolidge, akkori
elnok. hogy az Egyesilt Al
lamok navy-jenek k0telessege
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-11
k0z6pontjaba kerultek.

A spanyol S meg inkabb a
francia esemenyek azonban
a szemeket kinyitottak S most
mar rariadtak Eur6paban is,
hogy vagy az egyik, vagy a
mask rendet kell kiepiteniiik,
vagy meger6sitenitik, miel6tt
nyugalmat lehetne nekik re-
melni.
Ma meg a kormanyok egy-
mas ellen fegyverkeznek 10
halalban, de mire a 'fegyverek
elkesziilnek, csupan arr6l lesz
$40, hogy melyik vilagnezet
lesz az er6sebb es aszerint fog
max a nemzetek egymas ellen
vonulni.
ss4s
TERMESZETESEN EZ
ktil0n0sen szomoru hir azok
ra a nemzetekre, an1elyek a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-25

Erickson, Instructor in Charge.
 The selection was the outcome of last nights local contest, when, in the grade school auditorium at 7:3o o'clock, before a large and attentive audience, six students campaigned for the coveted position. Three judges for oratory and three for the dramatic and humorous divisions cast the deciding vote. Ed Bowden, Lyman Snow, and Elizabeth Stewart each gave credit able performance in their respective divisions.
 The program was as follows:
 Oratorical: Tom Stewart, "The Drama of American Democracy; Ed Bowden, "The Strange Drama ?
 Humorous Division: Lyman Snow, Benny Goggles First Date" Patric- ia Harland, Ladies Aid at the Local Theatre"
 Dramatic Division: Joseph Sterl- ing, The Tell-Tale Heart" Eliza beth Stewart, Mothers of Men"
 Harry Lucas presided as chair man; John Krugness and Charles Jenne were timekeepers.
 Rhythmic dance music, furnished by the High School Dance Orches- tra, under the direction of Byron Miller, and several popular numbers by the Boys Quartet, directed by Miss Ruth Coffin. furnished enter tainment between numbers.
 Ushers were Louise Tanner, Doris Freeburger, Anne Campbell Margar- ite Protzman, Mary Jean McNaugh- ton and Emma Ness.
 Judges were: Oratory. Rev O. L. Kendall, Miss Esther Lundsetter, MT. Henry Marcum.
 Dramatic and Humorous. Mrs. Ted Brown, Mrs. David Ramsay, Mrs. Helen Webster
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-25
CAPT, MARTIN
 HOME BOUND
Pioneer Trading Post Op- orator Aboard Norah
 for Whitehorse

Capt Patrick Martin, pioneer trad ing post operator of Whitehorse, is a passenger aboard the Princess Norah returning to his home from a vacation in the States and Canada.
 Capt. Martin left Whitehorse on December and travelled as far east as Niagara Falls, where he visited his son. w. s. Martin, lawyer, who was born in Whitehorse. Capt. Martin came north in the gold rush days and established the business he still operates in Whitehorse in 1900.
 Conditions in Whitehorse are very good, Capt. Martin said. The Yukon Consolidated company is prospecting a block Of quartz claims at Carmack which have shown good values.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-25
Hunting Resort
 at Tyee Salmon
 Makes Progress
Capt. Strong Reports Plans on Return from Business
 Trip to Seattle

Capt. William Strong, who re- turned on the Princess Norah from a two weeks business trip to Seat tie, stated that plans for the new big-game hunting resort, to be To- cated at Tyee Salmon on the Taku River 12 miles above the mouth of the Tulsequah River, are rapidly going forward
 Lynch Collison, Capt. Strongs partner, who has spent the last two months on fur-buying expedition, is now at Dawson Creek in the Peace River block and has already bought IS of the 20 saddle horses which will be driven overland to the new hunting resort next spring. Collison expects to leave Peace Riv- CT early in May, Capt. Strong said, and will arrive at Tyee Salmon with the horses, by way Of Sifton Pass, aoout six weeks later. The services of several competent Indian guides have already been engaged for the forthcoming summer sea- son.
 Joe Smith of Tulsequah, who a. rived here aboard the U s. Coast Guard cutter Tallapoosa several days ago after having been maroon ed at the mouth Of the Taku River for two weeks by lack of transpor- tation, will go to Tyee Salmon as soon as navigation is open and will begin dynamiting snags from the Taku in preparation for regular transportation service from Juneau to Tyee Salmon to be established by Capt. Strong's twin-screw gas boat Jeanne.
 Capt. Strong will leave tonight on the Princess for Prince Rupert, and will spend the next five weeks on fur-buying trip in the Liard country. He expects to return to Juneau about April l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-25
ANITA CARN|CK STEPS OUT IN
 VOTE CONTEST
Sets Pace with Rally of 11S,625 Ballots-Ruth
 Lundell Still In Lead

Better Times Drive balloting hit the twelve million mark by noon yesterday. as Miss Anita Garnick set the pace in voting, registering l19.825 votes. Ruth Lundell con- tinued to lead by boosting her total by over 68,000 votes She is the only girl in the race to total over one million votes. Eleanor Gruber, Capitol Theatre usherette, was the only other contestant to pass the 50,0oo mark.
 In the ranks, the only other change noted was the switching of Elisabeth Kaser from tenth to ninth place, and Betty Whitfield vice versa. Balloting since the last report totaled over one-half mil lion
 Only four days remain in this drive, which is sending five Chan nel winners on the 20-day tour to Old Mexico, leaving Seattle on March 20.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-25
THOMPSON TO MEET
 FISHERMEN; SESSION
 TOMORROW P. M.

In response to 8 radio request from w. H. Thompson, Chairman of the International Fisheries Commission, to Mayor Goldstein last Saturday, meeting will be held in the Coun- cil Chamber at the City Hall tomor- row afternoon at o'clock. This will permit MT. Thompson, who will ar rive from Seattle on the Northwest ern, to meet fishermen and vessel owners on behalf of the Halibut Commission.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-25
Going to town with Luckies A LIGHT SMOKE
of rich, ripe-bodied tobacco

Over a period of years, certain basic advances have been made in the selec- ton and treatment of cigarette tobaccos for Lucky Strike Cigarettes.
 They include preliminary analyses of the tobacco selected; use of center leaves; the higher heat treatment of tobacco Toastine' consideration of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-25
NEW IMPETUS IS GIVEN HOME
 FILA BUILDING
Agreement Reached with REC Which Is Expected
 to Accelerate Erection

Stewart McDonald. Federal Hous- .ng Administrator, has just announc- d that an agreement has been
 cached with the REC Mortgage Company by which the latter will furnish the facilities of mortgage discount bank for the purpose of purchasing mortgages given for new construction and Insured by the Federal Housing Administration, it was made known today by John E. Pegues, Territorial Director of the Federal Housing Administration.
 Tt is the desire of the Roosevelt Administration that new residential construction be vitalized and pushed to meet the needs of the country, and at the same time accomplished on a sound financial basis" Administrator Mcdonald said in making the an- .louncement.
 The effect of thls agreement is tantamount to the establishment of national mortgage association or a mortgage discount bank for mort gages on new home construction.
 Speed Up Residential Building
 Another effect of this agreement reached with Chairman Jesse Jones, of the Reconstruction Finance Cor poration, will be to accelerate the rate of new residential construc- tion, which had already acquired considerable momentum during the last five months of 1885. In fact, De- cember showed the biggest rate of residential construction during that same month. since 1850. The influence that the Federal Housing Adminis- tration has had upon the new resi- dential building can be measured by the fact that it is estimated 37 per- cent of the urban one and two fam fly residences during the latter part If 1885 were constructed under the Federal Housing administration plan
 There are some 10000 lending in- stitutions,, constituting pra ically the entire banking resources of the nation, qualified d for operation through the Federal Housing Ad- ministration, and this enormous res ervoir of capital becomes readily available for residential building purposes TOW that discount facilities are available through the arrange ment entered into between the Re- construction Fi nance Corporation and the Federal Housing Adminis- tration. IT.
 New Capital
 Now with the whole resources of the REC Mortgage Company behind the Federal Housing Administra- tion's insured mortgages, new capital will flow into. the mortgage field in increasing volume to meet the an- ticipated upward trend in new home construction.
 Tn view of the fact that the aver age value of mortgages insured by the Federal Housing Administration is about $4,000, it is obvious that. this will be boon to those in the low income brackets who desire to buy homes for small down payment and for monthly payments as low as rent and in some cases lower, under the long term single mortgage plan of the Federal Housing Administra- tion"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-25

Yes Suh! I've done left home! adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-25

SPEND WHERE yOu MAKE IT!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-25

SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-25

acid-alkaline balance, with consequent definite improvement in favor; and controlled uniformity in the finished product.
 All these combine to produce su- periOr cigarette-a modern cigarette, cigarette made of rich, ripe bodied tobaccos A Light Smoke,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-25
Young Orators
 Selected from
 Juneau Tryouts
Tom Stewart, Patricia Har- land, Joseph Sterling to
 Represent School

Tom St ew a Tt, Patricia Harland, and Joseph Sterling will represent the Juneau High School in the De- clamatory Contest to be held in Wrangell on March 18 according to announcement today by Everett R.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-25

poned until next week, due to in- clement weather, it was announced today.
 SHOP IN JUNEAU!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-25
DRAMA CLUB POSTPONED

Meeting of the literary section of the Juneau Drama Club, originally scheduled for tonight, has been post
Evening star., 1936-04-29
Children's Theater.

One of the cultural institutions which
America needs Is an authentic folk
theater. The commercial stage has been
an importation-it came to the United
States from Europe and has remained
alien in character. Such students of the
players art as William Winter, Brander
Matthews and william Lyon Phelps
might be quoted to prove the point; and
the valiant efforts of George Pierce
Baker at Harvard and Yale had no
other purpose than that of developing
a native dramaturgy.
But progress has been slow. Even for
movie scenarios, producers customarily
engage foreign writers; the most famous
of cinema actors and actresses are "out-
siders"; the very style and manner of
presentation Is exotic. Perhaps 1t was
only natural that 1t should have been
Evening star., 1936-04-29

ton and power. His foes have long sus-
pected that the princes aspiration is to
set himself up as Fascist dictator on
the Mussolini model.
Chancellor Schuschnigg plainly con-
siders that the issue with Starhemberg
is now clearly drawn and is apparently
prepared to resist any attempted over
throw of the federal cooperative state
that succeeded the former Austrian Re-
public. In a direct reply to Starhem-
berg's threat, the chancellor asserts that
Austria is not Italy and Austrians are
not Fascists." Schuschnigg claims the
full allegiance of President Miklas and
the support of the overwhelming bulk
of the country's agricultural, commercial
and clerical elements. These are said to
be united in their purpose to maintain
authoritarian democracy" in Austria
and to be ready under the chancellor's
leadership to 60 to the limit in its
defense. Political, military and mon
archial maneuvers and animoSitieS were
recently aggravated by disastrous de-
velopments in the world of high finance.
in connection with the affairs of Austria S
principal life insurance company. All in
all, there are ample indications that
while the fate of the old empire con-
tinues to be the potential cause OF far
flung European complications, domestic
turmoil is contributing its share OF fuel
to a fire that any day may spread far
beyond the banks of the Blue Danube,
lust as the events Of 1914 did.