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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
AZ AUTO IPARBAN MEG

piacra loknek szazezer ko-
csit hetenkent S ezt a jo liz
letmenetelt a bonus kifizetese-
mex tulajdonitjak, inert ket-
segtelen, hogy a veteranok
szazezer-szam vettek a kocsi-
kat az utolso negy hetben.
Dacara ennek, a gyarak ova-
tosan dolgoznak, acel-rendele-
seket mem adnak es nap-nap
utan fel vannak ra kesziilve,
hogy az uzemet csokkentik.
Novemberi vi modeljeikre az
anyagot meg mem rendeltek
meg, inert nincs rola senkinek
fogalma, hogy az idei jo ev
utan hany kocsit tud a latszo-
lag feneketlen piac felszivni.
Hasonlo kedvez6 hirek jon
mex a k0nnyii iparagakbol S
peldaul ipari celokra meg
soha annyi villanyt mem hasz-
naltak el, mint az utolso negy
hetben.
Ugyancsak j6 hirek jonnek
a nagykeresked6kt6l a de-
partment uzletekt6l es a kis-
keresked6kt6 es hasonloan al
talanos fellendiilest es remeny
seget az NRA els6 napjai ota
mem 1attunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
A KOMOLY
POLITIKAI HIR

az volt a mutt heten, hogy
Lehman, New York allan nep-
szerii kormanyzoja vegre en-
gedett a demokratak kerese-
mex es ujra fog szaladni.
AIT hiszik, hogy Lehman
New York allamban biztositja
a ticketjenek a gy6zelmet es
bar mem dicsoseg a nemzet fe-
jenek, hogy egy allami kor-
|manyzo sleppjen remel egy-
egy allamban befutni, Roose-
velt orul a legjobban a Leh-
man Acknowledgements.
Keves ketseg van most mar
benne, hogy Murphy, a Philip
pino szigetek kormanybiztosa
szinten Oft hagyja nagy fizete-
su es magas allasat, hogy Mi
chigan allamban kormanyzo-
max szaladjon.
Detroit volt liberals polgar-
mestere nepszeru az allamban
es mem tartjak lehetetlennek,
hogy Murphyvel az allami tt
cket elem, Roosevelt meg egy-
seer gyoz ebben az 6s-republi-
kanus allamban.
Ha a demokratak a ket al
lami jelolt segitsegevel a ket
allamot megkapnak, akkor
meg van a gyozelemre minden
eselyik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
A LEGMEGLEP0BB HIREI

a multi hetnek, hogy az uz-
lett viszonyok meg mindig ja-
vulnak, dacara annak, hogy
junius masodik feleben S kiil0-
nosen julius els6 feleben az
ipartelepek theme minden ev-
ben meg szokott csokkenni.
A legkulon0sebb, hogy a ne
hez iparban az aktivitas meg
mindig emelkedett S mar a
hetven0t szazalekot is elhagy-
ia es mem hiszik, hogy az ju-
illus folyaman megcs0kken.
Az emelked6 termelesben re
sze van annak, hogy a fogyasz-
tok felnek a sztrajktol S Silk
segleteiket igyekeznek meg
rendelni id6ben, valamint re-
sze van annak is, hogy az acel
arat az ev harmadik negyede-
re emeltek.
A legkellemesebb ebben a
hirben az, hogy vegre a Pitts
burgh k0rzetben is dolgoznak,
sot oft dolgoznak a legjobban,
mig ezel6tt a depressio evei-
ben, a nehez iparnak az a k0r-
zete volt a legbetegebb S oft
dolgoztak a leggyongebben.
A nehez ipar nyoman Pitts
burgh videken a t0bbi ipar-
agakban is jol dolgoznak a
keresekedelem is szokatlanul
fellendult.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
ANfERIKAI MAGYAR HIRLAP
AZ EGYETLEN
.SZOMORU OLDALA

ennek a gazdasagi fellen-
dulesnek az a teny, hogy at
lag tizenket szazalekkal keve-
sebb munkas terrnel ma XII
annyi iparcikket, mint 1929
ben, vagyis a munkatlansag
szama az emelked6 termeles
aranyaban mem cs0kken.
A munkatlansagnak ez az
emelkedese ugy 1922 fele kez-
d0d0tt, mikor a tomegterme-
lesben az auto-ipart a tobbi
ipar is kovette, mikor a habo-
rut kovet6 nagy prosperitas
kepesse tette a gyarakat, hogy
a legkitiin6bb felszereleseket
helyezzek uzembe.
Nyilvanvalo, hogy EFT a pro-
blemat a javulo gazdasagi vi
szonyok megoldani mem fog
jak, hogy lit vi utak keresese-
re van sziiksegiink es exert
olyan sajnalatos, hogy err6l a
kerdesrol hallgat mindket part
platformja.
A munkaido radikalis cs0k-
kentesevel egyutt emelni kell
a -munkas keresetet, hogy az
eletszinvonalat altalanossag-
ban emeljuk hogy ell .tudjuk
fogyasztani a t0megtermeles
altal piacra dobott sok porte
kat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09

hajlando komolyan venni az
orszagban.
A kommunista part szinten
megcsinalta a maga ticketjet,
de inkabb Landon ellen, mint
a sajat ticketjiik erdekeben
fognak harcolni. Mar csak az
ert is, hogy a kommunistak
kis letszamat lie lehessen az
utan tagadni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
HIVATALOSAN
FEGYVERSZUNET

lett volna a politikaban 8
mutt heten es a nemzet mem
is sokat torodott a jel0ltekkel
hanem neki vetette magat az
unnepnek.
Peldatlan tomegek kelteh
ultra a varosokbol a falvakba
a farmokbol a varosokra es a
sok ESQ dacara olyan t0megek
utaztak, hogy a vasutak es
bus-vallalatok alig voltak ke-
pesek lebonyolitani a forgal-
mat.
De sem az unnep, sem a la
kossag nemt0rod0msege mem
birta meggatolni a jelolteket.
hogy egy kis politikai izt ne
adjanak az iinnepnek es eb-
ben eppen olyan reszunk volt
Roosevelt, mint Landon resze-
r6l.
Az elnok Monticello-i beSZe-
deben erosen felfedezte min
den erdemeivel egyutt meg
egyszer Jeffersont es termesze-
tes, hogy onmagarol a jeffer-
sonista bizonyitvanyt ujra XII
adta.
Sokkal rokonszenvesebb len
ne Italian a polgarsag elott, ha
az elnok tisztsegenek a digni-
tasat jobban megtartana es
legfeljebb az utolso negy-hat
hetben politizalna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
LEGALABB
OTSZA ZMILLI0.

de esetleg ezer millio dollar
lesz szikseges, hogy a szaraz-
sagsujtotta allarnok farmer
jait a teljes tonkre jutast6l
megmentsek es szerencse, hogy
a segely-0sszegek megszavaza-
sanal szabad kezet adott a
kongresszus az eln0knek.
Minthogy ebben az evben
valasztas lesz inert a farmer
szavazatokra eszukseg van,
ketsegtelen, hogy a szegeny
f0ldmuveseket elveszni mem
hagyjak S erezhet6 segitseg-
ben lesz resziik.
Nemzeti szempontbol azert
mem katasztrofa a szarazsag,
inert az a terrnes arat kello-
keppen, bar mem tulsagosan,
emelte S ICY a szarazsag-suj-
totta videkeken Xviii a far
merck vasarl6-kepessege ismet
helyre ALT a kivanatos mertek-
ben.
Mem valoszinu, hogy a Macy
vesztesegek dacara ebben az
evben buzat kell nagyobh
mennyisegben kiilf6ldr6l be-
hOzni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
UJRA KATASZTR0FALIS

aranyokat oltott a szaraz.
sag, amely Montana, North
Dakota, South Dakota ALA
mok termeset teljesen kiolte
es amely sulyos karokat oko-
zott Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa,
Nebraska es Georgia allamok-
ban idaig.
Ezekben az allamokban a
farmerek gyors es alapos Sc
gelyre szorulnak, ujra gyerek-
seq lesz tehat az allamhaztar-
tas egyensulyarol egy ideig be-
szelni.
A kormany intezkedett, hogy
a farmereket sziikseg szerint
egyenes penzsegelyben resze-
sitsek, mas helyeken munkat
adjanak a szamukra.
UgyancSak .gondoskodtak
arrol is, hogy a kiegett vide
kek marha-allomanyat meg
vasaroljak egyelore ait hi
SILK, hogy legalabb egy milli6
f6nyi marhat kell az ot kiilo-
nosen sujtott allamban a kor-
manynak megvenni.
1934-ben nyolc millio mar
hat vasaroltak 0ssze, amt az
tan segely-elelemnek hasznal-
tax, de akkor alig adtak par
dollart egy-egy marhaert. Je-
lenleg a folyo aarak a 34-es
araknak a duplai.r
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
EUROPEAN MINDENKI

csal6dott a Liga multi he
ten veget ert gyuleseben, de a
legkeservesebb csalodas Abys-
Sinia szerencsetlen csaszarjat
erte, aki megtanulta, hogy
mennyit er a feher ember sza-
va a szinesnek.
Hiaba jelent meg az elme-
nekilt csaszar szemelyesen,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
AUSTRALIAN
KENYTELEN-

kelletlen megertette a kor-
many, hogy ezid6szerint mem
engedelyeznek semmifele Otto
kalandot a hatalmak es a
Habsburg dinasztia visszaalli-
tasa isnet halasztast szenve-
dett.
Ezuttal az osztrak kormany
keresi a bekes megegyezest
(Folytatak az six OldalOn)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
.EGYEBKENT ANCLIABAN

k0zeli kormanyvalsagot var
max, inert a jelenlegi minisz-
tereln0k elvesztette a parla-
ment bizalnat, reszben az
abyssiniai, reszben a Liga ker-
desen.
Most konzervativ k0r0k AIT
akarjak, hogy mondjon lie a.
kormany, miel6tt a parliament
ben megbuknek, inert akkor
vi valasztast kell kiirni.
Es nagyon alapos az a fel-
teves, hogy vi valasztas eseten
vagy a labor-party jutna ura-
lomra, vagy legalabb hatalma-
san meger6sodve j0nne visz-
sza, mint felelmetes parlamen-
tt ellenzek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
A REPUBLIKANUS PART
JELOLTJE

szinten rossz vaganyra le-
petit a multi heten, mikor on
magat a ''horse and buoy" je-
loltnek deklaralta es ilyen jar
muvon jelent meg egy Time
pen.
Mikor a Supreme Court az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09

osztaly mem hajlando a mum
kasok erejenek a novekedeset
elkeseredett kiizdelem nelkiil
elnezni.
A polgari elenek egyre er6-
sebben ostromoljak a kor-
manyt a parlamentben es azon
kivil es amelyik percben a
kommunistak a kormany ta-
mogatasat megvonjak, az ha-
nyatt bukik k0nnyen anar-
CHA lesz az orszagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
FRANCIAORSZACBAN.

mint fentebb jeleztiik, a kor
many nem teljesen ura a hely-
zetnek, inert sem a munkasok-
kal mem birnak, sem a polgari
fsgss2eEf4, A$ffs 5sftsEs 3Ftpfti-gIssI II
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
S MEM ELEG Az.

hogy a belfoldi helyzet ele-
re van allitva, a kiilpolitika-
ban is ketoldalu tamadasnak
van a kornany kiteve.
A kommunistaknak peldaul
nem tetszik, hogy a Blum kor-
many baratsagot es kozeledest
akar kiepiteni Hitlerrel, mig a
konzervativek mem szivesen lat
jak, hogy fel akarjak adm
Syriaban az uralmat a Liga
altal francia fennhatosag ala
itelt szireket a szarnyaikra
akarjak bocsajtani, hogy a
gyarmataikban a beket helyre-
allitsak.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-05

papers that England has not only bobbed up quite recently with AAA to curtai her beet-sugar ni- lion dollar WPA program and an REC to loan loo mi- lions to railroads but the House of Commons has just passed second reading an NRA for its cotton textile industry which is far more drastic than any thing ever proposed over here-even by business itself in the dark days of 1883.
 According to the American staff correspondents. there are two outstanding features these British limitations President Roosevets recovery program The first is that they personally proposed to Parliament by Neville Chamberlain, chancellor of the exchequer who bitterly criticized the New Deal as it being installed The other feature commented upon is the fact that Britain there is no Supreme Court.
 And France? Why the campaign platform of the so-called Common Front coalition of all parties ex- cept the extreme Left described by the Associated Press as cautiously like the Roosevelt New Deal" It provides for naturalization of the Bank of France creation of a national unemployment fund, legal re- duction of the working week to 40 hours with wage cuts adjustment of farm debts with lower rates Of interest supertaxes large incomes, increase in es duties and international sabzation of exchange
 But President Roosevelts detractors have not only ignored these political developments and their spokesmen on the stump have studously dsregarded the industrial statistics
 Even the average and long ago learned that the invariably dependable barometer Of the economic welfare of every industrial nation in cluding our is steel So why not consider the compilation Of steel statistics issued late January by The Iron Age official organ of the Iron and Steel Institute, governing body of the industry?
 These figures show that in 1892 the world produc- tion of steel ngots was 5OOOOOOO gross tons of which the United States of America produced 273 per cent They disclosed that 1885 the world production s6 100000 tons of which the United States produced 353 per cent
 So from 1882 to 1895 increased percentage of the growing steel industry from 273 per cent to 353 per cent than 25 per cent To put it an- other way, insofar the great steel industry is cerned-the most accurate industrial barometer for than century-our recovery through 1883 1884 and 1885 more than 9 per cent higher than the rate of increase elsewhere in the world
 And Great Britain?
 United Kingdom produced 06 per cent of the worlds steel In 1885 instead of increasing their percentage did, they produced 104 per cent twotenths of per cent below the lowest year on record
 mics have not forgotten-that 1886 marks the cele- bration of the 216h anniversary of the birth of Carl Frederick Hieronymus known to literature as Baron Munchausen, who proudly and magnificently mendacious to be qualified for membership in any and all of their various Old Guard aid societies
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-05
RESULTS OF DIMOND'S WORK.

Word comes that definite plans being con- sidered for air base in Alaska in connection with the defense program for the Pacific Coast It is grat flying to Aaskans who long have believed in the ad vantages of adequate air defense in the north, and speaks volumes for the excellent work Delegate An thony Dimond has been doing in the capital for the Territory
 That the continuous advocacy by the Delegate Of a proper measure Of defense for Alaska has resulted in a widespread interest in the subject is evidenced by an article appearing in The Washington Herald of February 16 written by LeuenantG General Robert Lee Buard, retired formerly Commander of the Amer ican Second Army in France. In this article, which deals with national defense and is written by one of the greatest srategists of the time, is paragraph reading follows
 A Congressman from Alaska publicly called
 attention to the fact that Alaska could be in-
 vaded by air via the Aleutan Islands; and
 that from Alaskan bases enemy could
 launch attacks upon the northwestern territory
 of the United States. Both the Army and the
 Navy Departments immediately made
 nautical studies of this defense problem.
 General Buard is not given to making statements lightly and when he says that both the Army and Navy Departments immediately made studies Of this defense problem following the statements made by "a Congressman from Alaska it is evident that the work done has borne and is bearing results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-05
THEY HAVEN'T FORGOTTEN BARON
 MUNCHAUSEN.

No single week has elapsed since the turn of the year that the active asprans for the Republican Pres dential nomination have not continued to claim that economic recovery elsewhere in the world, and par ticuary in Great Britain has progressed much more rapidly than in the United States
 Without the paralyzing effect of the New Deal to hamper them the two great democracies of Britain and France have accomplished amazing results " thunders Ogden L. Mills, oracle of the Old Guard orators, before small but sedate gathering in the Union League Club and the entire pack of the musings at echo this refrain
 There is no more favorte topic wherever two or sponsors of the American Liberty League gel together commserate the achievements of the Roosevelt Administration and the paucty of sensible arguments to combat it.
 How much of this oft resurrected and refurbisheo hoax do these gentry themselves believe? They have read the first pages of their orthodox COP news
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-05
Daily Lessons in English
bv W. l.. GOrdon

Words Often Misused: Do not say T am glad that is done with" Omit with.
 Often Mispronounced: Fraternal Pronounce first as in ask unstress- ed (not as in ray); accent second syllable.
 Often Misspelled: Mayonnaise. Ob- serve the two ms and the aiSe.
 Synonyms: Recital, recounting account, narration.
 Word Study: Use a word three times and it is yours" Let us in crease our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word :: Iridescent; having colors like the rainbow; xhibiting play of changeable colors. The iridescent glass is beautiful.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-05
Horoscope ''The stars incline
 but do not cOmpeP'
FRIDAY. MARCH 6, 1886

FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1886
 While there are adverse planetary influences active this should be a fortunate day. according to astrol- ogy. Early morning and evening hours are the most propitious.
 There is a promising sign for start ing anything whether it be busi- ness or a social project Merchants are to profit through new modes and novel fads.
 Again the seers prophecy a sunt mer of gayety with large profits to hotels and airplane companies. There will be much travel and an intense pursuit of pleasure.
 Danger of world war is forecast, but those who read the stars seem to foresee concessions that may post pone actual conflict involving the nations of Europe.
 Warning is given that while the United States may take a firm stand on neutrality the country will be involved if there is any extended war in either Europe or Asia.
 Today there are omens that fore sha flow accidents of many sources. Explosions may be destructive in more than one place.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of confusion in which mysterious forces may be at work. Pleasant surprises are fore seen
 Children born on this day prob ably will be exceedingly talented if properly guided Subjects of this sign of Pisces may be of poetic or musical trend
 Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Eng fish poetess, was born on this day 1906. Others who have celebrated it as a birthday include Edmond Leb- oeuf, French marshal, 1869; General Philip Henry Sheridan, Civil War commander, 1881.
 Copyright, 1936)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-05
Defenders Of Democracy.
(New York World Telegraph


 "Democracy, we have it upon the word of Chair man Henry P Fletcher, former President Hoover Col onial Frank Knox Senator L. J. Dickinson, Mark Su- livan and other stalwars is in peril They are out to defend it.
 Mrs Harriet Stanton Blatch, that vigorous former suffragist and reformer just turned 90 going strong, indicated much the same thing in speech tn other night. There never time, she said v,N~ democracy needed rebrth of flaming violent stir ring passionate defenders.
 Nothing could be flaming" etc. than the defense which the stalwarts putting up and Mrs Blatch could have failed to notice it. It must be that she can't see that what they are defending is democracy.
 Neither do we.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-05
Look ard Le arn
 By A. c. Gordon

l. Which term is correct, parcel post or parcels post?"
 2. Who wrote the collection of poems under the title, Leaves of Grass?
 g. What does premundane mean?
 4. How many departments gre represented in the Presidents cabi- net? | 5. What and where is Yokohama? |? ANSWERS
 l. The Post Office Department uses the term parcel post"
 2. Walt Whitman.
 3. Existing before the creation of the world. 4, Ten. 5. A city in Japan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-05
Modern
 Etiquette By Roberta Ice

0. When may a man tip his hat to woman by merely lifting it slightly in front. instead of remov- ing it?
 A. He may tip his hat to wom- an he does not know. when he has done some courteous service for her
 Q. What are the fashionable call ing hours in the evening?
 A. From eig h t to nine-thirty o'clock.
 G. When giving luncheon, when should the bread and butter plates be put on the table A. Before the guests enter the diningroom.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-05
TRINITY GUILD
 TO MEET FRIDAY

Mrs. F. M Policy will preside over the dessert luncheon and social meeting, to be held by the Trinity Guild tomorrow afternoon in Trim ity Hall, according to announce ment by Mrs. C. E. Rice today.
 A brief business meeting will also be included in the program.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-05
Voice of King George
 Stored for Prosterity

" LONDON, March 5.-The voice of King George, recorded for posterity both on steel tape and on ordinary gramophone records, will be kept in the vaults of the British Mu- scum. Royal broadcasts, Christmas messages, and his speeches at the silver jubilee ceremonies last year are included.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-05
Population Grows

SHANGHAI-Th population of this international port expanded in 1885 to 3544,455, according to figures compiled by the municipal ity. Of the total 2,026759 were Chinese.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-05

Residents of the Philippines have received their complete freedom If the idea works it may even be tried in this country.-Judge
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-05
HAPPY
 BIRTHDAY

The Empire ertends consratHlc fioHS oad best t0iSlles todoy. thel c::rthddg 7aairersary. D tho fouo, J ing:
 MARCH , Rev. Erling K. Olafson George Garcavy
 George Danner Mrs. Robert Livie k. H. Williams, ST.
 William Zeih
 Helen Hildre
 Jerry Engel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-05
Find Oil Fields

$40 PAULO, Brazil-What ap- pears to be large deposit of oil has been found near Rio Claro, State officials announced.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-05

But if Congress curbs the Supreme Court who will curb Congress?-Akron Beacon-J Journal
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-05

Middle class people supposed to have a nice comfortable place between the upper and neither mill stones of sociey.-Toledo Blade
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-05

Gus Messerschmidt was mourning the death of his horse, Prince, who had a fine disposition until he be- gan having stomach trouble. Then he became cross and cranky, and would kick and bite His troubles puzzled veterinarians.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-05

Weather; Maximum, IT; mini
 mum, g; clear.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-05

It was reported that 60 per cent of the French wounded would be returned almost immediately to the firing line.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-05
From The Empire 20 YEARS AGO
MARCH 5, 1916

MARCH 5, 1916 Reports from Verdun said that the famous German regiment. the 14th Hanoverians, wa stotally destroyed by five minutes fire of French ma chine guns.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-05

Councilmen Britt, Wolland, Ged- des. Miller and Mayor Beck met in the council chambers to pass the anti-spitting ordinance, appoint a committee to investigate polling places and consider proposed plans for an official garbage dump.
 A Pancake" social was given in Douglas. Cards were played from g to 10 and special prizes given to both ladies and gentlemen. At 10 pancakes and coffee were served and homemade candy sold. Dancing ended the evening.
 In an effort to provide recreation al playgrounds for children, the Juneau Woman's Club sponsored a grand ball at the Hippodrome In charge of arrangements were mem- bers of the club and the following gentlemen: F. A. Metcalf, H. H Townsend, J. V. Momb, Ed Brennan Robert Cragg, L. D. Henderson, Dr. Pallister.
Evening star., 1936-05-09
SCHOOL PACE SET
|. BY WESTERN NINE
Needs Only One More Win
for Tie at Least After
Beating Roosevelt.

= LIGHTLY groggy, but never
theless extremely happy over
its squeaky 9-8 victory over
- Roosevelt Stadium, Western
High Schools base ball team viewed
the future with the corsoling know
ledge that another Of its competitors
for the scholastic diamond crown soon
will be bounced out Of the title picture.
At the top of the heap with two
victories in as many starts, the Red
Raiders need but one triumph in their
remaining games with Eastern and
Tech to assure themselves of tie
at least for the championship. Eastern
and Central, both with even breaks in
two tits, will fight to avoid elimina-
ton from championship consideration
Tuesday when they clash at Central
Stadium.
Lee Kushman, Western hurler,
pitched sporadically brilliant ball, but
fell victim to four and three-run
Roosevelt uprisings in the second and
ninth innings. After his mates had
sent him into a 60 lead at the begin
ming of the second inning, Kushman
weakened and allowed four runners
to cross the plate.