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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-09-11
JEST PRAVDA ALEBO
ME?
(Pokracovanie.)

dem pisat', lebo viem, re
treba miesta al ma inc veci.
Ale znate, boil som ma pix
niku osady sv. Jana Krst. V
Campbell, a nahle SINE pre-
krocili branu tych pozem-
kov, banda hraje, moja --
znate, zuby nema a ia tiez
ME ale nohy skacu. Pride
k nam jeden vel'mi pekny
chlapec alebo mladenec, mi
10 sa usmieva a pyta sa mo-
jej Hanky, ci to ME ona ia
Marienka, co prisla z kraju?
Sladko mi to pablo, rozpo-
menul som sa, ze ach! ia
som bol tiez TAXA vcelka, Go
tax med prinasal do lila pre-
vsetky weekly, aby ma zimu
hladom nepomrely. Tu IRA
zu pride jeden jako tatos -
remeselnik, co fiksuje hro-
mobile, take co ma Mich siju
nase zenicky - da sa mo-
jou Handou do toho tancu.
A ci sa i'm to nepodarilo?
Ach, Pudia, cely tyzdeh bo-
la mi vesela a robotna, a ci
mann povedat' pracovita, len
prosim, ked' by sa Ease daco
zjavilo. No a uz ideme, ably
sa niecim prispelo ma til slo-
venskd skolu v Campbell.
No a pravda je, ze nam je
potrebna.
No ale neskoncil som eel
kom O tom dobrom knazovi.
Jeho radost'ou po jeho po-
vinnosti vzdy bolo to, re po-
slal pre- sirotku-ucitel'a a tax
sa milo shovarali, Re to bolo
vel'kou radost'ou pre- oboch.
A knaz vzdy daval ponau-
Genie sirotke j raZ povedal
toto:
Znal som jedneho mlade-
no cloveka, ktory boil veP-
mi dobrym, ale znas Co?
Prislo mu ma zenacku a on
chudak, tento cisty mlade-
nee kl'akne pred sv. kriz a
modli sa takto: Otce, po-
moz mi vybrat' 81 dobru dee
ru dobrej matky, aby SINE sa
znasat' mohli. Stala sa vol'a
jeho a tax zili sebe milo asi
25 rokov. Svet i'm zavidel.
No ale znas co, sirota moja?
Name dive kral'ovstva, a to
sd: Krapovstvo Boha a kra-
rovstvo diabla; pan Pravda
a pan Krivda. Ten posledny
muzovi septal tax, jeho polo
vicke inak. No a NAL 81 vi
diet, Go z toho bolo! Zaca-
Ii sa vadit', hriech, peklo,
celia Sodoma a Gomorha. No
a lakopa co? A toho nevin-
neho cloveka charakter kde?
Ale ten clovek nikdy nezu-
fal, prosil pomoc cd Boha,
re pan Pravda zvit'azil a
bac Krivdou dolu, roztre-
pal seba, kona, voz atd'. A
pocuj moja sirotko, tt dvaja
uz uz starucki Ease ziju v
pokoji a laske, bez t'azkeho
hriechu. A ci ty znas, sirot-
ko moja, re kto boil tomu
pricina? Neviem, duchovny
otce. - Pan Krivda (vel'mi
. planu muku kupoval). PRAY
da Krivdou s1 nepriatelia,
a preto drz sa pravdy. CT
nemozes zbadat'? A Ease po-
kracuje: V jednej dedinke
mali vel'mi osarpan1 skolu,
ale bolo dost' ziakov. L'udia
sa smej1, re ten budfnok
nestojf "a mic. No ale ia po-
vedam, sirotka moja, ME bu-
dova, ale ucitep (ucitepka)
je tou budovou, tym maj
strom, lebo ME kazdy chap
je chlapom a ME kazda ze-
ma zenou a ME kazda britva
britvou- atd'. Poveda Ease,
ze kazdy pan Pravda je
vladou. A vies Go je to?
Pravda zije a bude lit, lebo
Bob je pravda.
S pozdravom som ma vse-
tkych vas
Zneucteny Slovak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-09-11
ROZHLAS YSN.

| ~ ~AA AaA A~S~s
tyzdnov pekneho babskeho
leta a pridu dlhe zimne We
ceri. To bude doba nudy, ak
sa o nase pobavenie nepo-
staraju divadelne kr1zky a
spevokoly. Preto do prace
sa, Wy dobrovolnf kulturni
pracovnfci! Pripravujte nam
pekne divadelne predstave-
MIA, koncerty a prednasky.
A Wy vsetci, ktori viete ma
javisku vystupovat', spie-
vat alebo o niecom poucnom
prednasat', hlaste sa do di-
vadelnych kruzkov a spevo-
kolov "a cinovnikov!
Vypotkom spiclovskeho
modzgu mono nazvat' anne
ricky dopis v prazskom Pra-
We Lidu o cinnosti delegacie
Matice Slovenskej v Spoje-
nych Statoch. Akysi spicel
napisal hromadu Iii o de-
legacii, o "zrade" CSR. a
chicagsky "Denni Hlasatel'',
chtiac pretromfovat' chicag-
sku "Svornost" v podlizova-
nj sa prazskej Wade, ten
clanok odtlacil ako fakt. V
dopise stoj1, re vraj delega-
cia ami raz nespomenula v
Amerike Cesko-Slovensku re-
publiku, ba ami mapu repu-
bliky neukazala, ale len Slo-
venska. No, to je uz naozaj
"zrada', "a ktord 81 delega-
tt Matice zasluzia "sibeni-
GU" Ak ma to bol poslany
do Ameriky ten spicel, ably
takto udaval, to 81 zasl1zil
plnu misu - otrub.
A re americki Slovaci ne
Ispievaj1 cesko-slovensku sta
thu hymnu, ale svoju narod-
MI "Hej, Slovaci" - CO "a
to moze delegacia? Ia nam
predsa nerozkaze. My sme
americki statni obcania a
ked' spievame statnu hym-
nu, tax je to americka stat
ma hymna. Popri tel 81 vzdy
budeme spievat' "Hej, Slo-
vaci'', ale veru ME "Kde
domov mdj', lebo mas do
NOV je tuna. TAX je to i so
zastavou. My name statnu
zastavu americk1 a narodnu
zastavu slovensku. To veru
nezmeni ami celia policajna
moe Prahy, nieze styria de-
legati Matice slovenskej.
Delegacia je uz ma Slo-
vensku, ia da odpoved' sa-
ma ma tie hlupe utoky. Mas
zaujima psychologist vlady,
ktora je zodpovedna "a ia
keto spiclovstva. Co 81 ia
vlada myslf, re 81 ju ameri-
cki Slovaci budu ctit' a va
zit', ked' je schopna dat
podnet k takym podlostiam
pre- malichernosti? Pre- seba
dobre urobi, ked' 81 spiclov
domov zavola, lebo tt jej tn
iba hanbu a posmech robia.
Volebna kampan je uz v
dobrom prude, ale obcanom
akosi nemoze rozprudit' krv.
Tie reci kandidatov su akesi
nudne, lebo sa hudie vzdy
len ia ista n6ta - o potre-
be pomoci a o potrebe spo-
renia. ODE potreby uznava
kazdy obcan, ide len O to, a.
by sporenie nebolo ma ucet
pomoci a pomoc aby nebola
marnenim. Zazracne chybu-
je z kampane navrh, ako u
West obchod a priemysel do
plneho chodu, ako zamest-
nat tych desat' million bez-
robotnych, ktorf este nema-
ju prace. Republican, sice
maj1 heslo: "Vote for Lam
don and land job, ale ne
hovoria d'alej, ako ten dzab
'1lendovat'." Demokrati Ease
sPubuji len pokracovat' v
n1dzovych pracach, co je
iste ME rozlustenim profile
mu. Navrh 'Americkej Fede-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-09-11
SLOVENSKY VATIKAN.

!
d'aleko otvara rozhl'ad len
ma luky, polia a horske sti-
ty v pozadi, dominuje ma
pahorku mohutny goticky
kostol, ktory je v pravom
slova smysle katedralou, le-
DO je pri nom "cathedra",
sidlo biskupovo. Zvlastno-
st'ou ME je vsak len goticka
katedrala uprostred dedin-
skej krajiny, axe nachadza-
me len miestami v Italii.
Najvacsou zvlastnost'ou je
okolnost', ze celia biskupska
kdria tvori politick1 obec IL
pine samostatnu. Tato obec
sa menuje Spisska Kapitu-
la. Jej starostom je kanonik.
Celia obec ma asi 12O oby-
vatel 'ov, ktori sa skladaju z
biskupa, jeho kurie, z cho-
vancov a profesorov semi
nara a z chovancov a pro-
fesorov katolickeho uciteP-
skeho ustavu. Mimo tychto
dvoch skol je ma pode tejto
knazskej obce biskupska re-
zidencia a kanonicke dom
ky. Zbytok obyvatelstva
tvorl sluzobnictvo a uradni-
ctvo. Mimo to sa mozu oby-
vatelia tejto zvlastnej obce
pochvalit', re ich obec je maj
intellgentnejSia V celej repu-
bike, lebo 70 120 obyvate-
Pow ma 80 vysokoskolske
vzdelanie. Pat procent oby-
vatel'stva sd doktormi boho-
slovia
Iluzia Mesta Vatikanske-
no je zvysovana este tym, re
celia obec je obkl'dcena zu-
batym gotickym mdrom,
takze ked' vchadzame do
obce, musime prejst' mohut-
nou branou, ktora pripomi-
ma vatikansku "Portone di
Bronco. PRIV byvala tato
brana dokOnca ma noe "a
j, vierana. Podobnost' Vati-
kanom je tiez V tom, re ako
katedrala, tax seminar
skryvaju V sebe jedinecne
poklady umelecke, ako vo-
bee cely Spis je pravym u
melecko-h o-historickym muze-
ON. Bllzka Levoca je pra-
vom nazyvana slovenskym
Norimbergom. Tiez muzeum
v spiSskom seminare, spra-
vovan6 S vel'kym kulturnym
smyslom jeho rektorom -
Msgr. dr.. Janom Ferenc1-
kom, ma vzacne kusy ma
liarske, poklady paramenti-
ky, plastiky literatury. -
Skoro vSetky slohy stareho
krest' 'ansk6ho umenia stavi-
tepskeho sd vo Spisi zastd-
pene. Spolupracovali tn prf-
sluSnfci troch narodov: Slo-
vaci, Mad'ari i Nemci, ktori
tn boil kolonizovani v 12.
storoci a priniesli so sebou
velmi mnoho 20 svojej re-
meselnej a umeleckej obrat-
nosti.
Kraj ma skutocne v sebe
COST talianskeho. Clovek ne
mysli sice, re je v Rhine, ale
krajina velmi pripomina
Monte Casino alebo inc kla-
storske obce v talianskych
horach. Tato iltzia je este
zvacSovana tym, re ma chod-
nikoch a cestach takmer ne
stretneme civilistu, ale sko-
70 ma kazdom kroku vidime
klerika, ktory vl'udne zdra-
vi 'Laudetur Jesus Chris
tus!', zdvihajuc zrak cd
svojho breviara.
Celia spisska krajina, ME
len Spisska Kapitula je pima
historickych klastorov, ko-
stolov srdcanin a inych
stavieb. | ked' vacsina tych-
to stavieb je dnes v sruca-
ninach, su predsa vd'acnym
pramenom historickehe STU
dia a su radost'ou pre- oko.
| Vysoke Tatry a liecebne
miesta i pramene v udoliach
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-09-11
z New Yorku do Europy

- to Je naJnovSia Zprava z
leteckych laboratorii Ameri-
ky. Me je to ziadna vidina;
jedna letecka spolocnost' v
Kalifornii uz ma vsetky ma
kresy hotove - caka len ma
kostymera 81 take lietadlo
objednat'. Bolo by to, lieta-
dlo 1,5O0 ton take a unie-
slo by 500 cestovatelov a
100 clenov posadky. Behom
mesiaca previezlo by Wac
ludf, ako LODI "Queen Ma
ry" a boil by vacsi FARO
box, hoci povozne by nebo-
10 vacsie, ako ma lodi. Maj
vyssia rychlost' tohto lieta-
dla by bola 800 mil ma ho-
dinu. Jeho motory by vyvi-
nuly 100000 kon. sfl a ich
vrtuly by boly az 60 stop
dlhe. Postavenie takehoto
lietadla do transatlantickej
sluzby by urobilo opravdovu
revoluciu. Statisice l'udi ne
cestuje do Europy alebo do
inych koncin sveta len preto,
re to zaberie moe casu. Nj
komu sa nechce zmarnit' ma
mori diva tyzdne; a ked' al,
potom 81 to chce nahradit'
dlhsim pobudnutim V kraji.
S rychlym a lacnym cesto-
van1m ma lietadle ale tisici
Pudia by sli travit' svoje
jedno- dva-tyzdnove vaka-
Gle do Europy. Met pochyb-
nosti, re take lietadla budu
stavane a re sa ma mich bu-
de cestovat' do Europy tax
bezpecne, ako sa teraz ce-
stuje po lodi. Potom len ze-
leznicne, paroplavebne a
autobusove spolocnosti zba-
daju, akeho to konkurenta
maju v lietadle.
/ S druhej strany oznamuju
Ease budovanie malickeho
lietadla, ktore je uplne bez-
pecne ktore moze riadit' al
neskuseny clovek. Je to TAX
zvana "Blska", ktora naro-
bila uz vel'a senzacie V Eu-
rope a dobyva 81 podu i v
Amerike. Tu sa bude preda-
vat po $500, tedy lacnej-
lie, nez najlacnejsf automo-
bill. Kto moze povedat', re o
niekoPko rokov nebude anne
ricky vzdusny priestor zapla-
veny tymito "Blskami', ako
boly pred Is rokmi zaplave-
ne americke cesty plechovy-
mi "Lizami'? Ako name
teraz V Amerike 25,000,000
automobilov, tax budeme
mat o nejakych 20 rokov rs
million lietadiel. A tie uro-
bia vacsiu revoluciu v ma
som zivote, nez spravily au-
tomobily. Lebo lietadlo pre-
konava dial'ky rychlejsie.
Mono i toho sa doziieme,
re tn budeme pracovat' a
niekde v Kanade, kde je
mnoho ryb a zveriny - BY
vat. To potom. bude raj ma
zemi pre- rybarov a polovnf-
kOv!
Ale lietadlo ma este vzdy
najvacsi vyznam pre- vojsko.
Je to najstrasnejsia, naju-
tocnejsia zbran, aka kedy
bola vymyslena. Len teraz
vyslo ma pr. ma javo, re ta-
liansku armadu v Abysinii
zachranily Cd strasnej poraz-
ky lietadla. Abysincania ma
Ii taliansku armadu obkole-
senu a zachranena bola len
tax, ze talianski letuni ha-
dzali ma Abysincanov bonn
by otravnymi plynami,
proti ktorym sa chudaci ne
nfohli branit'. A tax sa po-
razka zmenila vo vit'aZstvo
Talianov. Lietadla su tomu
ma prfcine, ze je o jeden ne
odvisly narod ma svete me-
nej a o jeden zotroceny ma
rod Wac. Strasnej utocnosti
lietadiel sd 81 vel'mi vedomi
Rusi, ktori vyvin.uli i zvlast-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-11-06
FIRE DESTROYS ATLIN
 NEWSPAPER PLANT

The newspaper and job printing plant of the Atlin Nugget was to- tally destroyed by fire recently. The fire started at a. m. when an oil lamp fell against the book press and broke. A. E. Windle, editor-owner of the publication, was scorched but not seriously burned when he at tempted to smother the flames with a carpet.
 The volunteer fire fighters ren- dered splendid work in confining the blaze to the one building, which stood fully one thousand feet from the water. The loss was partially covered by insurance.
 MT. Windle has announced his in- tention of replacing the plant and resuming publication of the Nugget at the earliest possible date. This is understood to be the second time Editor Windle has been burned out, the newspaper plant which he opera ted at Burns Lake, B. C., suffering similar disaster.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-11-06
',HalloWe 'en Party

The student Body gave a Halo we en party last Friday night Tor the faculty and themselves. MarIe ooudermunn, irene sundDerg, Arlene onaIn, and Marion NussDaumer were on the Ieuesnment committee. .Tne oJuuy hall was decorated ill orange and black crepe paper. The evening started by dancing and ended with dancing. Lois Wheeler, Margaret Hyon, Elliot Bradford, and Hau Fer guson played i'll the orchestra. LOIS and Margaret taking turns at the piano. About ten everyone played musical chars and had a grand time. ReIresnments were served aDout eIeyen which consisted or ap- pie pie a la mode and coffee. Thirty seven puplls, Mss Harding MT. Cnne and Mi. Rasmussen came and en- Joyed tnemseRes. The party ended aDout twelve.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-11-06
THE FIRST LESSON

In butcher shop oI cIUy d very important person 10 the Owner was d young eIerK. Ills education was oIeagre. yet he alone was respou- s.DIe Tor the large number oI GUS toners Jhat constantly patrouIzea the snop-pernaps you ask what Unis nas 10 uo wItn the first lesson. Inc young cIerK mad been deprived OI an opportunity 10 attend school, DuI ne mad not neglected the law Ol courtesy Every customer Was greeted eneerIuuy, was served promptly, pleasantly and oourUeusIy
 courtesy IS the lirsu lesson one must iearu-Uhe law oI consideration Tor our Iehowmen, patience and JoI- ulanee. KememDer. A spoonful o1 honey wIu catcu more Iues than a saIlOn oI vinegar -Poor RIcharu5 Almauae Dy BenJamln rranknu.
 sue k. HaruIng
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-11-06
GOSSIP

What red headed Senior waits for a loud-mouthed Freshman, at noon and after school?
 What Sophomore girl keeps in touch with Pullman University?
 What Freshmen girl and Senior boy write notes to each other in the science room. Naughty, Naughty.
 It seems as though the Freshmen have quite a pull with some of the Seniors.
 Wednesday mite at 10:3O p. m, who was Irene saying Good-nite? Tut Tut Irene
 What Sophomore boy continues to be late every morning and noon?
 What Freshman leads the old maids gossip society?
 We are wondering why a certain Senior boy stopped going with d certain Freshman girl to go with another Freshman girl and Tut Tut the girls are such good friends.
 And we hear that two Senior boys are having quite a struggle ov- CT a certain Freshman girl
 Why didn't Jean tell us who that tall blond fellow is who she is seen with downtown? After all, Jean, it's no secret.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-11-06

Ed.tor m Chief ...... Vivian Green sports Editor Leon Weis ooelal EuItor .......Jean Ferguson class EdlJor ..........N .Naud Paul 1Iumor EuItor ....AlarYiE Anderson EAcuauge EdItor ...... Evan Lloyd reporters -Artnur Clark and Albert Feuer.
 advisor ............MIss Harding
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-11-06
WOLVES KILL MALEMUTE
 JUST OUTSIDE FRONT YARD

4 fine big malemute owned by Mr. and Mrs Max Manager was killed within sight of Mrs Manager recent ly when he was set upon by a pack of wolves. reports the Fairbanks Miner.
 Mr. and Mrs. Manager live on the Liyengood road. uot far from Olnes. and they have frequently seen wolves but never before have the predators become SO bold
 Hearing a noise in the front yard Mrs. Manager opened the door There only a few feet away. was a big woI6 The dog had been in the house. and seeing the wolf. he dashed through 6he door before Mrs Manager could stoa him and chased the wolf out of Che yard across the road
 His rashness became apparent once he was across the road. Two or three more wolves Jumped from bushes behind which they had been skulktng and bounced upon the malemute
 Mrs. Manager ran for gun and was firing at the wolves in a few seconds. But by that time they had torn the dog to pieces and at the sound Of gun fire they made off. She does not believe she hit any ol them.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-11-06
OPERETTA

The seventh and eighth grades are going to present Love Pirates of Hawaii a two act operetta by Otis Cattington. The books arrived last Friday and practice began Tues day
 Dorothy. the daughter of a plan tation manager Is going to a private girls school in Hawaii. Dorothy is in love with a Lieutenant from the [. s. Cruiser Tennessee. Miss Primer their school teacher finds letter written 10 Dorothy. She opens il and discovers that Dorothy's boy friend and his friends were coming as pi- rates instead of being college pro fessors. Pirates entered the school and later they discovered that they were gaugsters from America. Dor othy tells her boy friend and he goes back and gets help and saves the school.
 The seventh and eighth grades are coming along nicely.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-11-06
KATALLA MAN TO SERVE
 REST OF LIFE IN PRISON

A jury at Valdez convicted John Oscar Lee, 33, of the murder in the first degree for the fatal shooting of John SalYorsen at Katalla, Alaska on the evening of March 2, this year The jury's verdict carried with it the recommendation of without capital punishment making a life sen tence in a federal penitentiary man. datory.
 Lee, who is married and has four children, killed SalYorsen with a re- volYer by shooting him twice through the head at close range in the doorway of the residence of MT. and Mrs. R. Kalezick at Katalla.
 The shooting grew out of enmity between the two men and followed a threat by HalYorsen, relayed 10 Lee by his wife, to "get him." Both men had been drinking heavily, the testimony showed.
 The testimony at different points also indicated that SalVorsen himself was the aggressor earlier on the fa- tai day, that the two had later made up and shaken hands, but that on the same evening, after having drunk pure grain alcohol for two hours. Lee sought out Halvorsen where he was eating dinner with the Kalezicks and two others and shot him.
 There was no attempt on the part of the defense to show that Lee was not guilty of the death of Halyor- sen, since voluntary intoxication is no excuse for the commission of a crime. It was argued, however that since testimony showed that Lee was in such an advanced state of drunk enness he could remember nothing of the shooting. It could not have been premeditated or done with malice and that the degree of homicide should be reduced to manslaughter.
 The courts instructions to the jury were on this basis but the yer dict indicated the jury believed that cold blooded murder had been com mitted.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-11-06
8EN0LKIN BOAT AGNES ANN
 TOTALLY DESTROYED BY FIRE

The Agnes Aur owned by Harry Benolkin of Ketchikan, which has fished in Wrangell district for sey- eral years past, caught on fire on Thursday of last week as she was towing logs from the Yes Bay dis trict to the Ketchikan Spruce Mills and sank off Indian Point, a total loss. Its value is placed at $3.000.
 The boat, which was in charge of J. O. Jackson, and R. Miller, caught fire from a racing engine.
 Jackson was able to seize only his guns before taking off in the skiff. All personal belongings were lost, but the logs, which were owned by Jackson, were beached with no loss.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-11-06
THE JUNIOR CIVIC CLUB

On Friday afternoon the Junior Civic Club in the fourth and fifth grade room was called to order by Jackie Nettleton All the grades were present. They took up a dis cussion of improving the lines while marching in from recess and wheth CT the vice president should take office or elect another president. Jackie Nettleton is leaving for two months to travel with her aunt in California. The following program was given.
 l. A song was sung by some of Miss Caldwell's children.
 ?. The fifth and sixth grades sang two songs accompanied by Miss Harding, their singing teacher.
 8. A group of Miss Shedd's child ren sang and played Sleepy Head"
 4. 4 play was given by Miss Me Dades room, the title was The Dis covering of America"
 Grades four and five are starting picture show under the direction of Mrs McDade. The name is go- ing to be Gretchen and. the Magic Fiddle Large free hand drawings will represent the picture on the screen. Captions for the pictures will be written in the children $ language classes. The film is to be moved by means of a roller and eX- posed through the open side of a box.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-11-06
EXCHANGE

Miss Harding gaze us the Oak Harbor High School paper which IS much the same as our Wrangell High Llnes. They have a larger staff Oak HarDor is in the north end part of Whidby Island. Ne have received also a copy of the Petersburg High School paper They gave a section of the town paper. The Petersburg High School has an enrolment of 79 to our enrolment of 39.
 Two weeks ago we received a re- quest from the Palmer High School to exchange papers with. We also received their first edition. Palmer is in the Matanuska Valley.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-11-06
HUM0R
no secret

They ought to make gum of rub Der so that it would have a come back
 First Person: I'll elect you for yice-president.
 Second Person: Whats the mat ter with the yice-president we've got.
 First Person: We'll every where I go I hear Knox, Knox, nKox, Knox.
 Son: Was Eve jealous of Adam.
 Father: Yes, every night she would get up and count Adams ribs.
 And the absent-minded professor who left his watch at home, took it out of his pocket to see if he had time to go back after it.
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SPORTS

The practice for the w. H. S. Bas- ketball boys started October 2l. There was the usual turn out of boys all the Frosh, all the Soph, except one and part of the Juniors and Seniors.
 It seems that a couple of the Freshmen couldn't stand it, for they handed in their suits after a practice or two.
 Now a word about the girls, it seems that they would like to play ball, but they can't find anyone to coach them, too bad.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-11-06
IGELL HIGH SCHOOL sOPHOMOREs
GLEE CLUB

Marie Sondermunu. acting as temporary president called the first GIee Club meeting to order; and Elouise Wellons as tenn porary recorder. The following of- fieers were elected.
 President .......... Irene Sundberg Vice President .... Elouise Wellous .......... Elouise Nellons Treasurer ...... Marie Sondermunh Librarian ...........P Patricia Neis
 Business discussed by the mem bers was about their first party. They decided To bavey a theater pa ty Tuesday night October 27, and after the movie 10 go To Miss Hard ing's home.
 Two different committees were el- eeted. one for the refreshments and the other for the entertainment.
 The four officers of our club are to draw up a constitution which they will present to our club at our next meeting.
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would have died of tuberculosis Ill 1856 If this dis ease were killing today at the same rate as in I905 when the National Tuberculosis Asso- citation started to organize the United states 10 light the mite Plague.
 But in spite of all that has been
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-11-06
PURSE SEWERS QUIT

Purse seiners at Bellingham and Anacortes quit fishing on October 26th, saying that it is unprofitable to fish at the current prices. The fishermen want 20 cents each for chums, but canners are paying 15 cents. The season closes there Mo- Yember 10.