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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-18
MEGKAPTAK A BONUSZT
A KISZOLGALT KATONAK

Kozel 5000 Youngstown
volt katona, akik a vilagha-
boruban szolgaltak kaptak meg
a heten a 'bonuszt" amely
egynehany dollartol 1900 dol
larig ment szemelyenkent.
Magaban Youngstownban a
bondok erteke meghaladta a
ket millio dollart. Sokan a
bond tulajdonosok koziil mem
valtottak be a bondokat, anne
lyeket az allan harorn szaza-
lex kamatot fizet, hanem ell
tettek mint befektetest.
Farrell postmaster nagyon
jol megszervezte a bond at
adasi es bevaltasi processzust
Is az teljesen sinan folyt le.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-18
SZERENCSETLENSEG
A FARMON

North Jackson k0zeleben
kiilonos szerencsetlenseg aldo
zata lett egy kis leany a multi
heten.
Egy Terlecki newt farmer a
csurben patkanyokra vadaszott
soretss fegyverevel. Az egyik
fla egyszerre elkialtotta ma
gat: "Apa oft fut patkany'
mire az Greg Terlecki kilott az
alton, nem latva, hogy fatal
leanykaja eppen akkor ert az
udvarra. A toltes csaknem le-
szakitotta a leanyka bal val
lat es nemsokara meghalt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-18
ER0SEN JAvULT A
MUNKAWSzONY
A het vegere kozel 80 sza-
zalekos lesz az aceltermeles.
Jo nunka biztosnak latszik
julius masodik feleig

Macy ritkasag az acelipar-
ban, hogy juniusban ahelyett,
hogy gyengilne a munka, az
erosbodik. Az iden ez az eset
all fem.
Mig majus vegefele az acel-
gyarak theme 70-t6l IS sza-
zalekos volt a Youngstown
keriletben, addig a heten meg
kozeliti a 80 szazalekot. Az
emlekezetes 1929 juniusa ota
nem dolgoztak ilyen er6sen az
acelgyarak junius hawaiian.
Habar a rendelesek egyre-
sze annak kosz0nhet6, hogy
julius Len tonnankent ket dol
larral magasabb acel arak lep-
mex eletbe, a gyarosok szerint
azonnali feldolgozasra megy
az acel legnagyobb resze.
Hogy milyen eroscn dolgoz-
max a gyarak, az abbol is lat
hato, hogy a kerilet 83 open
hearth furnace k0zil IS all
uzemben es mind a harom
! Bessemer dolgozik. A magyar
munkasok 0romere az Ohio
Works Bessemere a heten tobb
turnust dolgozik, mint a multi
heten.
A mostani hetekben tartot-
tax a Youngstown kerilet
acelgyaraiban a munkas KEEP
viseleti valasztasokat. A mum
kas bizottsagok jelentese sze-
rint ezeken a valasztasokon a
munkassag tobb mint 80 sza-
zaleka, sot egyes esetekben 98
szazaleka is reszt vett. A mum
kas kepviselok targyalnak a
gyar vezetosegekkel minden
munkast erdeklo kerdesben es
ok adjak elo a munkasok kc-
veteleseit is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-18
BRIDGEPORT 16. FI0K

A Bridgeport Szovetseg 16-
TX >osztalya a rank jovo va
sarnap tartja rendes havi gyu-
leset a szokott helyen es ido-
ben.
Beteg tagok: Czene Gabor-
ne, Damjus Janos, Harsanyi
Sandor, JankovicS Jano5
Betegseg az ugykezelonel je-
lentendo: 1884 Silliman st.
HUSOCZKY JOSEF
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-18
A REPUBLIkANUS PARTOT LIBERALS
vEzETOSEC vETTE At CLEvELANDBAN
part patformja hatarozottan progresszv. Landon Is
Knox ktino eloltek. Eros kritika New Deal Is
Roosevelt adminisztracio ellen Nagy
harcokra -an katss

rameva teszem" mondotta
Roosevelt. Es tette? Dehogy
is (maga Himler- is EFT. ugy
magyarazza XII, hogy a plat
formot mem szokas betartanD
Roosevelt eln0k ur egyszeriien
eldobta a demokrata plat
formot. ....
tFolytatas az six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-18
SZENT ISTVAN EGYLET.
VERHOVAY 2l-IK FI0K

Beteg tagjaink: Koleszar
Gyorgy, Gene Claiborne, Mis-
lai Imrene es Jambrik Istvan-
ne.
Betegseg a titkarnal jelen-
tendo: 78 N. Bruce st. Telefon
62671.
G0ber JdnOS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-18
A KALAUZOL0 EGYHAZAINK, EGYLETEINK,
KOREINK ES HIRDET0INK SZlVES FIGYELMEBE!

kUkElNh ES HlkDElUlNA SLlVEc flOI ELMEDE!
K0ztudonasu hogy egyhazaink egyletenl es koreink
reszere tesleeket erdeo hreket evi $500 eore vao
efizetese eleneben hetenkent k6zok azokat legke
sobb kedd dtlutan oraig irodankba juttatjak.
Az EGYHAzAKNAL
kalauz dj fejeben koz0lhet6 kuon fejcin alatt: mi
SEX, istentiszeletek, gy6ntatasok osztas
gyiiesek es 0sszej0vetelek ideje Ugyszinten berma
las tenetes, iskolai vzsgak kereszeles es esketes
ideje
csAK kbkpN D1JAzAshRr
k0zolFet6k ezentu: mulatsagok piknikek bazarok,
estelyek sziniel6adasok jubileumok, kereszte6k
kete4nk egyenek altal rendelt gyaszmisek, temete-
sek szIetesnapi es nevnap eselyek, stb. tud6stasa
vagy el6zetes jelentesei egysz6val minden olyan
hir, amely penzszerzesi ceboI jelenik meg, vagy
amelynek mint pl gyasznisenek, vagy temetes-
mex. nevnapnak, sziiletesnapi unnepelynek ma
ganjelege van.
Hyen cikkek, rasok, vagy tud6sitasok kozlese new
sorral vagy anelkiil soronkent centtel szamaztat
max. Keretben vagy keret nelkul inchenkent eek
hirdetesek 60 centbe keriinek Cha szam-
lat kivan hrdet6), vagy szalag hirdetes formaa-
ban hat hasabon egy es fel inch magassagban
megjelenesenkent $500.
Fizetett hirdetesekhez ugyanolyan terjedelmu puff
OF, vagyis irott reklam- cikket adunk. De k0-
z0lhetik egy piknik bal, vagy mas esemeny el6ze-
tes bejelenteset egyleti sem egyhazi hi
rex kereteben dtalanul k0z0lhetjuk a mulat-
sag 1eirasat nevsorral vagy anelkil djtalanul.
EGYLETEK Es K0RoK
kalauxolasi dij fejeben megkivanhatjak, hogy
tsztse6k teljes nevsorat gylesek helyet es idejet
IsAlegafkS haventa i1eiy van
/ gyakrabban) Xviii keszseggel kozIiink =
ugyancsak kalauzoasi dii feeben gyiilesre sz6lo
meghivast, betegek lisztajat halotak nevsorat gyi
| leseiken elfogaodtt fontosabb avaslatokat
CsAK KUL0N DIJAZAsERT
.e k0z0hetOk muatsagok, szine0adasok, vacsorak
| leknapok jubleumok penz-szerzes celjab6l rende
zett 0sszei0veteek hirei nyen termeszetii airek d
| SZabasat fentebb eleztik CvasZielentesek sZnten
| csak fizetett hrdetesek aakjaban k0z0lhet0k.
| SZEGENYEK it,Gs@ "A &E
! munkat keres6 hirdeteset ingyen kozoljiik.
POLITIKAI HRDETEsEK
! IL arai $1.OO inchenkent, el6re fizetve
| CSALADI OSSZEJOvETELEK 1~-@-,~-.z--
| sziletes- es nevnapok hireit VENDEGEK NEVEI
| NELKUL ingyen k0z0liiik es szvesen elfogadunk
| mnden mas a magyarokat erdek6 k0zerdeki hire
| ket. Ha pedig let6 megjelent vendegek nevet
is kvania k0z0lni, ugy 20 nevig $1.OO fizetend5,
azonfel minden nev utan so cent kiil0n dij jar.
A FIZETETT HIRDETESEK
| megrasat vagv angolrol magyarra valo forditasat
ingyen vegezzik.
AMERIKAI MAGYAR HIRLAP
| KIAD0HlVATALA
| S12 Fifth Ave es
4OS w. Federal ST.
! Youngstown, O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-18
VERHOVAY IO8

Beteg tagok: Rigo Mihaly,
Takacs Janosne, Gene Gabor-
ne, Kandas Andras, Magyar
JozSef.
Betegseg jelentend6:
TURNER. JOSEF,
lis Manchester. Tel: 91050.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-18

kanus nemzeti konvencio IA
radalmait meg mem hevertem
XII, inert nagyon faradtsagos
egy konvenciot vegig . repor-
tolni. "A faradtsag es az alvas
hianya Matt mem irtam je-
lentest az elmult heten.
Szigoruan targyilagos szem-
pontbol nezve a republicans
konvencio meghozta ait amt
tole mi liberals republika<
nusok vartunk (Dacara annak
amt Himler baratom ir ugyan
ebben a lapban megjelent
cikkeben, mint demokrata, s6t
ialdemoNata termeszete-
sen kifogasol. Az 8 embere
Roosevelt. A republicans
partot t6kes partnak newell
es elfelejti, hogy az orszag leg
nagyobb t6kesei az 8 barat-
jat, Rooseveltet partoltak.
Amerikaban mines tokes part
es nincs munkas part ami sza-
mot ten3te. A demokrata part
eppen olyan t6kes .Hiniler ba-
ration szempontjabol itelve,
mint a republikanus)
Mi batran allithatjuk, hogy
Clevelandban a republicans
| part eldobta a regi, maradi
allaspontot es a demokracia
igaz elveinek megfelel6, telje-
sen liberals es progressziv
platformot fogadott Ell, anne
lyet minden gondolkozo ko-
moly munkas ember egeszen
nyugodtan magaeva tehet.
Alfred M. Landon, aki lit
sztiletett, mint szegeny sziil6k
gyermeke az alig 10 inert
foldnyire fekvo es a Young
stown Metropolitan Area-hoz
tartozo West Middlesex falu-
ban, a republikanusok elnok-
jeloltje. Egyhangulag jeloltek
es ez majdnem precedens nell
kill all ugy a republicans,
mint a demokrata part torte-
neteben. :.
Landonra, kinek apja (ma
! is eD egyszerii es szegeny OLAF
kut-furo munkas volt, aki van
dorolt csaladjaval egyik OLAF
videkrol a masikra, AIT mond-
ia peldaul Himler Marion,
hogy egy politikai senki, aki-
r0l mem hallott a vilag egy
evvel ezel6tt.
Abban igaza lehet Himler-
mex, hogy Landonrol mem
hallottak es eppen ez az 9
nagy el6nye, inert 49 ewes tett
eros ferfi, akit ketszer valasz-
tottak meg Kansas allan
kormanyzojanak olyan evek-
ben, amikor a denfokratak
maguk el6tt s0p0rtek min
dent. Lehet, hogy Landont
mem ismerik, de ait nyugod-
tan mondhatom, hogy no.
vember el6tt nagyon is meg
fogja ismerni ct az orszag
nepe.
Landon a konvenci6hoz in
| tezett tavirataval beigazolta,
hogy liberals es progressziv
beigazolta, hogy mem hajlan-
do a jelolest elfogadni anelkul
hogy nyilvanosan megtenne
sajat megjegyzeseit es ertel-
mezeset a platform egyes
el6tte homalyos Is mem elee
eros megallapitasaira. Egy.
sz6val becsiiletesnek mutatta
be magat. Nagyon jol emlek.
STINK, hogy NIT naondott
Roosevelt elnok negy, eyyel ez'
el6tt6 Chicagoban az oft elfo-
Igadott demokrata platformra;
j nSzaz szazale lekoSa11 a ma.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-18

A multi het egyik erdekes
esemenye abban a hirben Dolt,
hogy SsoDjet Orossorssdg dr.
taturdj1 alkotmdnyt kessitett |
az orosz nep ressere es hogy
nadr az 6ssre nainden oross
polgdrndk less ssaDasati joga.
Ternaessetesen az VI El6re
Macy 0r0rnn1el k0si a hirt, ell
felejtve dzt, hogy eveken DIT,
anig tdmadta az an.erikai de-
mokrata rendssert, sohasen1
tsmerte be, hogy Orossorssdg-
ban a m,unkds csak dolgosha-
tott es ssauasatd joga mem
volt, hogy eltogatdsdhos mem
ke1ett bir6i eljdrds, hogy az
OGPY akkor tehette Ell lib
al6l, hn a kepe mem tetssett
Ddldkinek az "1irdlkod6 oss-
tdtyb0p (Uugyis az dlig Ret
millio tagot ssdnldl6 komnau-
nista pdrtb6l.)
Mi niadig kifogdsoItuk a
Ssovjet rendsserben, hogy dix
tat6rikus, eppen ugy, mint
Mussolini Dagy Hitler rend-
ssere diktat6rikus.
Act is ldtjuk, hogy az nj
oross alkotmdnyban, hogy
ninden polgdr1uak joga van
asserint keresni "amennyit es
anilyen nain6segii dralt ter
nael", tehdt Orossorssdgban
sem egytormdk meg a naunlcd-
sok sem. (As vi El6re lit pc
dig mindenkit egyfornaa kere-
settel bistat, kul0n0sen a leg
alacsonyabb keresetu nuunkd-
sokat.) Tehdt ssociatistd d.
lam is elismeri a n1ennyiSegi
es nin6segi fizetest (tehdt d.
rabssdm, 1kkord n1u7akn.) Te-
hit a kollektivismusba egg kis
individudlkmus is EerdE A
mi ressiinkr6l 0r0n1n1el ldtjuk
act, hogy Orossorssdgban is
kesd telvirradni a ssabadsdg,
az alkotmdnyossdg es a de-
mokrdcia (nuiud olya1. dolgok,
amik miatt bennUnket itten
tolyton tdmadnak a kOnnn1u-
nistdk). AZ oross munkdsdllan1
nepe tehdt orssdggyalest fog
pdIdsstcni es vdldsstdni foyja
a birdit Is, csakugy, mint 1T
Anaerikdban.
Mikor mi eueken DIT Gst d.
litottuk, hogy Orossorssdgbara
mines olyan ssabadsdg, mint
Amerikdban es a nepnek 1in-
csenek jogai, akkor hasugnak
neUestek ben7aInket. XII DOlt
a hasug?
Igy alakul dit az oross ditta-
tura SsOci1l den1OkrdcidDd,
akdr tetssik. es a komn1unis-
tdknak, dkdr mem.
R0videsen naegnyilnak egy-
hdsainkkal kapcsolatban a
nydri magyar iskoldk.
Mem hangsulyoshatjuk eleg-
ge, hogy mennyire tontos ma,
gyar ssll6knek gyermekeikben
fenntartani a magyar irdntl
sseretetet.
Egyleteink es egyhdsaink
ssemp0ntjdb6l fontos, hogy q
magyar nyelv tanitdsa utjdn
a gyermekekbe7a telkeltsek ssii-
leik 1en1sete es ssuleik Gn1e7i.
kai intesnaenyei irdnt az er-
deEl0deSt. .
Merit csak igy lessnek gyer'
mekeinkb6l igasi ut6daink
asokban az intezn,enyekben,
amelyeket mi alapitottu7ak es
oily sok vihar, egyenetlenkedes
stb. k0st fen1atartottuk.
Isn1etelten keU, hogy kije.
lentslk e helyen, hogy lapunk
egg reszet mem irjuk.
Mikor mi dtDettlk a lapot
anaelyaek kiad6ja abban akar
ia hagyni, inert rengeteg pens
vesstett rata, olyan megdlla'
L..
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-03
HOPKINS GRANTS s4O,0OO TOW ARD ALASKA RELIEF
Additional Funds M a de Available to Meet
 Present Problem

Late this afternoon Gov. John w. Troy received radiogram from Harry L. Hopkins. EZRA Admin istrator, advising that the Cover nor's request for an additional $40.- 900 relief funds for the Territory of Alaska had been granted.
 The message came in reply to a request made by the Governor on March 28 following the discontinua- tion of EZRA here as the result of the exhaustion of funds. Similar requests were made by Mayors I. Goldstein of Juneau and A. E. Goetz of Douglas
 MT. Hopkins message said:
 T have approved additional grant in amount of $40,000 for relief needs in Alaska in accordance with your radiogram of March twenty-eighth. Kindly forward immediately formal application signed by you as ad- ministrator bearing same date and a m ount. It is understood this amount is to cover all relief obliga- tions which have been incurred or which may be incurred in Alaska iup to June 30, 1886.
 "tSigned HARRY L. HOPKINS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-03
SPITE DROPS FROM SIGHT,
 EAST BOUND
Purchas ser of Hot Lindy Money Has Not Arriv-
 :. ed Tn Trenton

CHICAGO, H., April 3.-Associ' ates of Bernard Finnigan, attorne.t for Stephen Spitz, convicted forgel who claimed to know the where abouts of S5,0o0 of Lindbergh ran son money, said they have received no word of the whereabouts of the pair.
 It is reported that Finnigan and Spitz took a plane for Trenton, New Jersey, where Spitz was to tell Gov. Harold G. Hoffman his story. Air line records failed to show reserva- tions.
 Mrs. Finnigan said she did not know whether her husband and Spitz railed or planed to Trenton.
 Trenton reports they have not ar rived there.
 Spitz claims to have bought the hot money from two men in the East, and told the authorities the money was cached in New York.
 Gov. Hoffman paid Spitz's fine in order that he might be freed and go to Trenton to tell his story to the New Jersey chief executive.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-03
M AN AND WIFE
 ON DOC MUSH
 ACROSS CANADA
Now in Quesnel, B. C. Expected to Make Hali-
 fax March lo, l937


 QUESNEL, B. C., April 3.-Paddy Carroll and his young wife Sam my" dog -mushers, have arrived here after completing the first lap of 5,000-miles cross-country dog team journey from Hazelton, B. C., to Halifax
 The couple mushed 20 days through dense timber windfalls in their 300-mile lap from Wistaria to Ouesnel. Tn 100 miles, they met only one settler and crossed So sign of trail.
 Their five dogs, crossbred between wolf and St. Bernard, weighing 80 to 100 pounds apiece, pull an g. foot Yukon basket sleigh which lat CT will be mounted on wheels.
 They are averaging IS miles daily and expect to reach Halifax March l9, 1887.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-03
SEATTLE C. C. FETES BETTER
 TIMES GIRLS
Thais Bayers, Esther Davis Enroute Home on Yukon
 Others Scatter

SEATTLE, Wash, April 3.-Four returning members of the Alaska Nuggets" Juneau Better Times Drive winners, were feted by the Seattle Chamber of Commerce at their noon luncheon yesterday.
 The girls were Ruth Lundell Thais Bayers, Esther Davis, ard Eleanor Gruber.
 Miss Davis and Miss Bayers will sail Saturday on the Yukon enroute for Juneau Miss Lundell will return to Portland to visit friends. Miss Gruber is to spend some time in Bremerton.
 Others In Coast Cities
 Of the remaining three, Ida Rol- Ter and Katherine York are still in Portland, the former visiting her mother and the latter with cousins Elisabeth Kaser is still in San Fran cisco, seeing the sights" and renew ing old acquaintances.
 The girls said they had big time in California. They were all intro duced to Jack Holt on movie lot in Hollywood, where they saw pie lures in the making, were guests in San Francisco of the Fox Theatres, and saw Beverley Hills.
 They said they were impressed most by Catalina Island
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-03
Confinement BOrah UnShaken
 By N. '. Vote
Supporters of Idaho Sena- tor Look Forward to H.
 linois Primary April IA

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Despite the primary victory of New York's regular Republican organization over supporters of Senator William E. Borah, the senator's friends today indicated their confidence in the "Borah for President campaign was unShaken.
 Carl Bachmann, Borah campaign chairman, declared the primary could not be described as true test of strength" for the Idahoan, adding that the Illinois test on April IA will tell a different story.
 Borah was entered in nine of the 43 New York districts and lost all to unpledged candidates. Borah opposes unpledged or "favorite son. delega- tions.
 Other primaries coming up are in Wisconsin, April T; Nebraska, April II; Pennsylvania and Massachus- etts, April 28.
 Both Borah and Landon are as- sured a partial test of power in South Dakota on May 5. A slate pledged to Borah was entered yes terday, and one unofficially pledged to Landon was registered last week.
 The Maine Republican Convention has endorsed slate of thirteen dele gates who are unpledged but favor able to Colonel Frank Knox of Chi cago so long as he has a chance
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-03
EDMUND LOWE
 QUIETLY WEDS
Screen Stars $ Third Wife Is Divorcee of Bever-
 ly Hills

NEW YORK, April 3.-Edmund Lowe, screen star and his bride; the former Mrs. Rita Krone Kaufman, are honeymooning guests at the Fifth Avenue home of Mrs. Hattie Carnegie after surprise marriage at Armonk, New York.
 This is the third marriage of Lowe. He gave his age at 46; the bride, of Beverley Hills, Cal, age 37. She is the former wife of Albert Kaufman, Hollywood executive.
 Lowe was the husband of Lilyan Tashman who died two years ago. His first wife was Esther Miller, whom he divorced.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-03
HITL ER REFUSES
 TO GALL TROOPS FROM RH|NELAND
Sharp, Point Blank Note Is Sent to Lond don
 This Morning
THREE NATIONS ARE
 PREPARED TO FIGHT
F or eign Minister Eden Makes Startling State
 ment to Commons

LONDON, April 3.-A point blank German refusal to promise to de- militarize the Rhineland, even tem- porarily, was delivered this morn ing to the British Government.
 The delivery of the German mes sage came shortly before British Foreign Minister Anthony E d Il went to the House of Commons and announced Great Britain. France and Belgium are ready to fight as allies if attacked by Germany.
 The Foreign Minister said Great Britain is anxious to discuss perma- nent peace with President Hitler, but is prepared for action if demanded.
 Gen Joachim von Ribbentrop, spe- cial representative of President Hit Ter, is reported to have told Foreign Minister Eden that Hitler said Ger many is also not able to make any contribution" in respect to forti- fications.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-03
Teaching by Japanese
 Charged in Philippines

MANILA, April 3.-Alleged illeg- al fishing in Philippine waters by Japanese boats has caused army and customs officials to urge all citizens to report such incidents immediately so that the offending boats may be pursued
 The latest of long list of inci- dents occurred recently off the Moro islands in the south. Provincial offi- cials reported that Japanese were fishing off the isolated island of Cagayan de Sulu, and near Sionon- gan. Parang The intruders were alleged to have gathered thousands of turtle eggs. killed many male turtles and carried away hundreds of the females
 Circulars. printed in the dialects of coast tribes, instruct the natives to report illegal fishing to the con- stabulary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-03
TEN DISTRICTS IN FIVE STATES
 HIT, HIGH WIND
Forty Persons Are Known to Be Dead - Hun
 dreds Injured

GREENSBORO, North Carolina, April B. Ten southeastern com munities are today being rehabili- tated following destructive storm which left forty dead, hundreds in jured and property damage estimated into more than $2,50O,OOO
 The storm blew itself out to the north of here.
 Twelve persons were killed here, eighteen at Cordelle, Georgia, and ten in other sections of North Caro- lima.
 The toll of deaths in Georgia, will undoubtedly mount.
 Travelling eratically across five states, the tornadic winds lashed Cordelle and Greensboro leaving ruins in strip of business and resi- dential sections, two and one-half miles long to three or four blocks wide.
 The Red Cross survey showed 32 residences demolished in Cordelle and Greensboro and 226 residences damaged
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-03
DAVID HANSON
 FREED AS THIRD
 JURY DISACREES
Impossible to Convict, ; Prosecuting Attorney
 Tells Judge

SAN JOSE, Cal, April B. David Lamson, who stood trial three times for the alleged murder of his wife and spent six months in the San Quentin death house, tasted freedom today for the first time in almost shree years. when, following the fail- ure of the third jury to arrive at an agreement, charges were dismissed and he was ordered liberated inn mediately."
 Prosecuting Attorney Fred Thomas told Judge J. Trabucco it was inn possible to obtain jury to convict Lamson.
 This is the greatest moment of my life" the prisoner told reporters today
 Circumstantial Evidence
 Lamson, former business manager of the Stanford University Press, was accused of the murder of his young wife, Allene Thorpe Lamson, secretary of the campus YWCA, who was found dead in the bathroom of their home on May 30, 1883. Although the defense contended the popular young woman had met death acci- dentally when she slipped and fell against the bathtub, circumstantial evidence pointed to Lamson's guilt. and he was convicted and sentenced to hang.
 Wrote Book
 While awaiting death in the San Quentin death house, Lamson wrote a book dealing with his reactions Entitled We Who Are About To Die, and published by one of the large houses of the country, the book has continued as best seller for the past year.
 Friends of the young executive in- tervened, however, and some weeks before the time assigned for his death the State Supreme Court granted new trial When the jury disagreed, third trial was arranged for, and met with the same unsa tis- factory denouement.
 Lamson is the father of a five year-old girl, who since death of his wife and mother has been cared for by his sister in San Jose. :.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-03
INSTRUMENTS FROM POSTS
 PLANE SAVED
Charles D. Brewer Salvages Parts, to Be Forwarded
 to Pliers Widow

NOME, Alaska, April B. The re- maining instruments salvaged from Wiley Posts monoplane, in which he and Will Rogers were killed at Point Barrow last summer, have been mailed from Point Barrow to Kot- zebue, where they will be forwarded to his widow
 The Mirrow Air Service said one of its planes took the instruments to Kotzebue.
 Charles D. Brewer, Barrow trader, salvaged the instruments.
 Shipment from Kotzebue depends upon ice conditions.