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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-07-27
Horoscope
''The stars incline
but do not compel
TUESDAY, JULY %, 1896.

TUESDAY, JULY %, 1886.
Benefic aspects strongly domin-
ate today, according to astrology.
1t is day in which to employ all
ones best energies, no matter what
the temperature may happen to be.
In the morning constructive work
OF every sort should be pushed. This
includes ship building and other
governmental projects.
Demand for trained hands as. well
as trained brains will be great all
through the autumn when a dearth
of men skilled in various trades will
be serious.
Workers of every class should
benefit under this confederation
which stimulates mind. and body.
Farmers are subject to fortunate
planetary influences. ~ ~ ~
Following excessive heat this
month and next high winds may
be expected in many parts of the
country. There will be freak storms
all through the remainder os the
year.
Loss of life in holiday ventures
will continue to be heavy through
the autumn Swimming and hunt
ing will take heavy toll of persons
who engage in recreations at this
period of the year.
There is a sign of great promise
for the majority party which will
sustain many assaults from enc
mics with startling facts as am
murfition.
Persons whose birthdate it is
have the augury of a year of hard
work, but they should be cauii ous
IN dealing with strangers and in
signing legal papers.
Children born on this day prob
ably will be unusually gifted in
mind and strong in body. Subjects
of this sign may be able to gain
lasting fame.
Mary Anderson, actress, was born
on this day 1859. Others who have
celebrated it as birthday include
Stephen Phillips, poet, 1868; James
A. Bayard, statesman and diplomat,
1857; Camille Corot, painter 1876.
Copyright. 1886
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-07-27
ANSWERS
DAILY LESSONS ,
IN ENGLISH a1
ems .i.Ct Aaf.
By w. L. Gordon

h Words Often Misused: Do not
say, Il do not care to- SaNiyTI
do not care to go (eat, play, etc.,
Always end the infinitive d .isr
h Often Mispronounced: Summon
led. Pronounce sum-und, not suns
unzed.
Often Misspelled Attendant;
ant Independent; emit n II
Synonyms: Mind, intellect, lip-
telligence, understanding. ~
Word Study: use a word three
times and it is yours" Let us in
crease our vocabulary by master
ing one word each day. Today's
word: Comely; pleasing to the
s i G h t; gqod-looking, pronounce
first syllable come. HE was con-
fronted by comely young woman
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-07-27
POPE TROUBLES ROSS

But Ross has his own party trou-
bles. He is at odds over party lead
ership with Senator Pope. His wing
of the party lost to Pope's wing in
the selection of committee officials
at the national convention at Phil
adelphia.
Some of the Pope's supporters have
expressed a wish to see Ross crush
ingly defeated by Borah so he could
not present such a formidable front
to Pope in 1888.
Republican leaders in Idaho are
confident Borah will be reelected
Ross supporters see prospects OF
victory if President Roosevelt
should run strongly in the noun
tain territory
Talk at one time that the Demo-
cratic national organization woulo
step in to help Ross apparently IA
ded in the face of threats by GER
tain Democratic Senators to cam
paign for the Idaho Senator if such
a step was taken.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-07-27
MODERN
ETIQUETTE
Ry Roberta Lee

Q. Who should be first to cut
the wedding cake? rs ~
A. The bride should cut the first
piece of cake, and divide it With
the bridegroom. Then each person
cuts his own slice.
Q. Is it all right to place flowers
on the tea table at an afternoon
tea?
A. Yes; 1t is customary to do so,
though not imperative.
@. 1t is correct to say, Mrs.
Brown called Tuesday to see me-?
A. No; say, Mrs Brown called
on Tuesday to see me-"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-07-27
TWO DIFFER GREATLY

Idahoans seem a bit puzzled by
the type of campaign in prospect
Borah always has talked on nation
al and international issues. He talks
to his political meetings on state
matters only very incidentally.
In sharp contrast, Ross talks
only of state and lesser govern
mental affairs, as they have been
his chief interests during his ex-
perience in state. city and county
government which has been con-
tinuous for quarter century
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-07-27
90 YEARS AGO
July 81. 1915.
From The Empire


w. K. Billings, ex-convict from
Folsom Prison had been arrested II
san Francisco when he applied a
the Free Cline for treatment fol
burns caused by explosive asid
Tom Mooney was being sought as ar
accomplice of Billings in the Pre-
paredness Parade bombing of the
previous week Mrs. Rena Mooney
was under surveillance after police
found in her studio a notebook re-
cosding Explosives stolen from quar-
ries sleA5 the city and a list Of the
san Ffancisco buildings which hac
beenshoinbed in the last twns months
or in which various unexplained ex-
blossoms had taken place.
Great turmoil existed in Seattle
as the result of the fatal shooting
of Police Sergeant John Wooden
and the wounding of chauffeur Rob-
ert Wiley and the subsequent ar
rest of Logan, Fred and Sherman
Billingsley and their 81 year old
father, r. w. Billingsley.
The Pacific Coast Company had
announced that it would build a
new dock, having all the features
of well-equipped metropolitan
public utility, on lower Front Street
adjoining the old Union dock prop
erty. Work was to start immed-
lately.
= Treadwell won baseball tilt from
the Thane Millers the previous day
BY score of to on the Tread
we'll diamond. aatpli Dr. eu 1tt
ea a'tt --i srsst 2.Ntl
The German submarine Deutsch-
land was still at the dock in Balti-
more, according to dispatches from
that city, and no word asJto be
had on her sailing time. h64 ase1
----l.o hi6
Madrid reported that hurricane
had ravaged the provinces of Sar-
agossa, Cora, Valladalid, Leon, and
and the village of Tor
ron had been laid completely in
ruins.
From Berlin came word that a
German submarine had been sent
out from Wilhemshaven to cruise
the North Sea and had the previous
day attacked a British dreadnought
off the Orkney Islands. The dread
pought was damaged but to what
extent was not known.
Theda Bara was playing at the
Douglas Orpheum in that play
that never grows old, The Two Or
phans'."
Mrs. H. E. Robertson expected to
leave st. AIMS Hospital with her
son for their home within
a few days.
, Weather Maximum, 49, minimum
49, partly cloudy.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-07-27
GEORGE EARNSHAW
BOUGHT BY CARDS

ST. LOUIS, July 27.-The man
agement of the st. Louis Cardin-
ais announces the acquisition OF
Hurler George Earnshaw in a deal
with Brooklyn. The Dodgers re-
ceive cash and rookie outfielder
Eddie Morgan; Brooklyn, asked,
waivers on Earnshaw.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-07-27

Like Borah, Ross has a sense for
timing in his addresses which wins
him audiences in Idaho equal to
Borahs. Where Borah speaks once
or perhaps twice day, Ross may
speak as many as eight times.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-07-27

Elsie, Mae. Lucille and Billie Col
quit, Of LAGRANGE, Ca, have their
birthday parties together. All were
born on August IL.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-07-27

The U. S. S. Detroit looked like the New York
Yankees in full stride yesterday and suppose
the result just about that too.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-07-27
NOTICE

NOTICE
On and after this date, July 81
I, the undersigned, will not be re.
sponslble for any debts unless
authorized by me.
adv. JOE LARUE.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-07-27

salute to the lads from the warships who were
here over the weekend. mighty clean cut, high
class group of boys.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-07-27
LOOK and LEARN
By A. C. Gordon

.~ y
l. What is the title of the pre-
siding officer Of the U, s. House
of Representatives? ~
2 What great general did an
|cient Carthage produce? t- u
3. What chemical element is ia
ken from the air and Stored in
the earth by some plants? 81
4. What is the meaning of stat
us quo? >'
5. What city of the U. S. is known
as THE Crescent City?
ANSWERS 80
l. Speaker. ,.d1
2. Hannibal i
3. Nitrogen. e
4. The state in which anything
is; the state existing. III
S. New Orleans. 4a7
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-07-27

The Empire erte1ds congrdtula-
tio11S and best 1OtSheS today, their
birthday anniversary, to the tollotu-
ing.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-07-27

Weather; Maximum, IS; minimum
48; partly cloudy.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-23

magat az 0leleSnek. Hosszan cSokolta
leany tide, kemeny szajat es a keze fiji
z6tlen karcsu derekon, konnyu nyari
ruhan keresztiil megerezte, milyen forr6
leany teste Lenke atfonta felkarjaval
flu fejet es nyitott szemmel, er6sen vissza-
adta Sandor csokjat. Akkor Kfejtette
magat az olelesb6l Is szotlanul, csillog6
szemekkel kezdte rendbeszedni hajat
tikor el6tt
Sandort varatlanul erte vagyanak fol-
lobbanasa, annyira sziiziesnek es legies-
mex hitte eddig ezt szerelmet. Most szin-
te ugy erezte, mintha megbantotta volna
leanyt. Leiilt egy szekre, Lenke meg a
zsamolyra es odahajtotta fejet Sandor
mellere. A gondolatai messze kalandoztak
es naga is elcsodalkozott amikor eszre-
vette, hogy milyen hideg ontudattal es j6-
zansaggal figyeli 0nmagat es Sandort az
egesz lido alatt. Sivany Laszlo jutott esze-
be es ARA gondolt, hogy az olebe nem
tudna ilyen mamortalanul hajtani fe-
jet.
Folnezett flu meghatott arcadia es
ait mondta:
- Edes szegeny ks fam! - F0llku-
szott hozza, az arcaig es lecsokolta a ket
szemet, aztan eltakarta 6ket tenyerevel
egy pillanatra.
ITALIAN felt, hogy sandor figyelmes
lesz ARA "szegeny" sz6ra, melyebben ta-
lal szemebe nezni es meglAt azokban
valanit, anit lelke melyebe akart rejteni.
- Mindjart fel negy! = szolt hirte-
len. - R0gton itt lesz varju Mali!
Sandor el6keresett egy konyvet es mi
kor Varju Mali belepett, kezeben a pa
sziansz kartyaval mar fololvasast szald-
totta felbe
- Csak olvasson tovabb, kedves
0csem. Maid en- is hallgatom. = Azzal
csendesen leiilt es kirakta kartyait
Sandornak valami edes melegseg jar
ia at szive tajat es eszebe jutott ez a
$40: boldogsag.
Egy pillanatra abbahagyta az DIVA
sast, mire Mali neni folytatta:
Sander meglepetve ejtette az 0lebe a
k0nyvet Is Mali nenire nezett. Az Greg
asszony letette papaszemet es mosolyog-
va tekintett ket neman bamul6 gye-
rere.
III persze AIT hiszitek, hogy en- So
hasem voltam fatal, - mondta es meg
csillant a szeme. - Tudok en-, kedves
0csem, sok mindent, anir6l maga AIT hi
szi, hogy mem tudom Sokat lat ez az en-
ket Greg szemem, anir6l hallgat szam.
Nehez az Greg Mali neni el6tt valamit ell
Egg kis onerzet volt hangjaban, de
olyan j6sagosan mosolygott hozza, hogy
cS &
kolt neld
- Hat te? - fordult oda Lenkehez
- Ali ide szepen elem es nezz a SEE
membe.
Lenke piros volt mint hajnal Mo
solygott, de alapjaban we've igen kellemet-
leniil erintette Varju Mali k0zbelepese
Az Greg szotlanul nezett egyikr6l a
masilra, amint zavartan oft allottak. Az
tan mosolyogva kerdezte:
- Hat mondjatok csak, edes gyerme-
keim, hogy kepzelitek ii EFT dolgot? Mi
b6l fogtak tulajdonkeppen megelni? vagy
ere mem is gondoltatok?
Lenke Sandorra nezett, az meg rA.
lie voltak leplezve, tovabb mem lehetett
titkol6zni.
Nagysagos asszonyom, kezdte
Sandor, de akkor megakadt.
- Hat szeretitek egymast, edes fiaim!
- kerdezte Mali neni, meg mindig moso.
lyogva.
Sandor, egeszen f0lolvadva az erzesei.
ben, majdnem szomoruan s6hajtotta:
Vegteleniil!
Varju Mali komolyan kezdett be
szelni:
80 Edes fam, en- nagyon 6riil0k en-
rael q dnInpnak de mem Szaload harap1lfn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-23

De Sander ugyet Sc vetett szavara,
csak ARA gondolt, ami el6tte allott, az pc
dig gyonyoriinek igerkezett
J0jjon, menjink be, mondta
Lenke, - inert Mali neni mar el6keriilt
az6ta es feltiin6 lesz neki a dolog. Meg
feltekeny lesz, inert AIT tudja, ugy-e, hogy
szerelmes magaba?
Sandor nevetett.
- En- is szeretem nagyon.
- Most en- is szeretem, szolt Len
ke, - most az egesz vilagot szeretem; XII
bekultem magamban mindenkivel
A rozsak mellett megallott.
- TIT mondta meg hogy secret. Eek
a r6zsak hallottak Adok bel6liik egyet ma
ganak. Ugy-e, elteszi?
A gomblyukaba tiizte viragot, az
tan belekarolt karjaba es ugy mentek
fol hazba.
Varju Mali mar nappali Szobaban
volt, mire beertek. Anint meglatta 6ket
egyiitt, azonnal tisztaban volt mindennel,
de ugy tett, mintha mem venne eszre SEM
nit. Csak ait a hofeher rozsat Sandor
gomblyukaban.
- Maid adok en- maguknak! r6-
zsafamat kopasztani? Nezze meg az en-
ber!
sovany ujjaval megfenyegette fiut
de azert papaszem f0lott derilten ragyo-
gott "a SCENE.
- Sep virag, ugy-e? Magam oltot-
tam, most lesz hatodik eve, mikor fel-
k0lt0ztiink Turrol Oman hoztam ma
gammal szemet -.
- Ne tessek haragudni, hogy let0r-
tiik ezt az egyet, mondta Sander, -
de olyan sep, hogy mem lehetett ellenall-
nj kisertesnek
= Jo, jo! Ha olyan nagyon tetszik
maganak, adok meg egy parat . Vigye
haza az edesanyjanak. Bizonyosan szereti
a viragot is.
Maria, ak abbahagyta Sandorek be-
lepesekor jatekot, sohajtva iit0tt meg a
zongoran egy akkordot. Aztan valami vad,
szomoru, haragos dial kelt szarnyra kes-
keny, hosszu ujjai nyoman. A dial kozepen
egyszerre csak folugrott, becsapta zon-
gorat es ldsietett szobab6l.
Varju Mali meglepetve nezett utana,
Sandor es Lenke mem mertek sz6lni.
Az oregasszony aztan megcs6valta a
fejet es szomoruan mondta:
A sivany anyja jutott eszebe sze-
genynek! Bizony ez nagy bail De hat en-
megmondtam el6re! - Aztan Lenkehez
fordult es megsimogatta az arcat.
- Ma! Csak okosan viseld magad!
Mem kell megszelesedni ;. - Azzal XII
ment Maria utan es otthagyta 6ket egye-
dill.
- Mi volt ez? - kerdezte Lenke. -
Hisz ez valosagos jovahagyas! Az oreg ugy
tesz, mintha tudna mindenr6l es mem vol.
ma Hvancsi semmire.
Sandor egy lepest k0zeledett leany.
hoz, de abban pillanatban kinyilt az
alto es Lajos lepett be rata. Aznap mem
maradtak t0bbet negyszemkozt.
Masnap megint mem tudott zavartala
null beszelgetni Lenkevel, harmadnap te
hat ujra harom ora tajban kopogtatot1
be sarga hazba es Lenket ekkor csak
ugyan egyediil is talalta.
- Cs6kolom kezet, - k0szont0tt'
es k0riilnezett szobaban.
- Hol van Maria?
- Lefekiidt egy hcsit is A feje faj
AlSZik.
Sandor ARA gondolt, hogy EFT a fej
faiast az erdekeben merte j6 Iste1
szegeny Mariara; mem sz6lt semmit, d
amint kezet fogott Lenkevel, mask Ike
zevel atfogta leany derekat es magaho
0lelte Az ajkat kereste szAjaval.
Lenke szeliden ellenkezett, szabado
maradt kezet maga ele szoritva
: ~ Ne Sandor, ext ne ...
: De Sandor mem hallgatott a gy6ng
x:1l~1->-k..a e. ,.x4o1k1k q 1n6rau ailx4r1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-23

vallomasat.
- Lehet, - kezdte, - hogy en- most
egy nagy ostobasagot kovetek ell, amivel
elrontok valanit, ami nekem sep es min
dennel kedvesebb De mar mem birom
tovabb es beszelnem kell Lehet, hogy ma
ga XII fog nevetni, de megis meg kell mon
danom hogy Lenke, en- szeretem
nlagat Jobban szeretem, mint barkit vi
lagoon es nagyon kerem, ne haragud-
jek exert ram :. Ne nevessen XII erte.
Lenke figyel6 kek szemeben inkabb
valami habozo szomorusag latszott, mint
biztatas Mintha meg is lett volna hatva
ITALIAN es csak, mikor flu idaig ert, ak
kor mosolyodott ell, a kezet nyujtva.
- Mem nevetem XII, Sandor Igaz,
amit mond?
- 8 Istenem! hogy igaz-e? = Meg
fogta leany kezet es az ajkahoz emelte.
- Nit mondjak maganak, hogy higyjen
nekem?
- Hiszek maganak, Sander, = mond-
ia Lenke, = bar olyan nehez magam belle
elni, inert {. en- is szeretem magat, San
dor! Nagyon, nagyon szeretem es XII sem
tudom mondani, milyen boldog vagyok!
csoda megt0rtent. A flu alig inert
hinni fiilenek Ket kezevel fogta meg
leany kezet es az uijait cs6kolgatta.
- Mondja! mondja meg! Olyan j6l
esik hallani! Secret? Edes, edes min
denem!
Lenke lassan megindult az eperfak
alatt allo asztal fele. Leilt padra es az
asztal tuls6 oldalan mutatott helyet a
fiunak.
= Ide iiljon, szembe velem, hogy
lassam!
Sandornak azon jart az esze, hogy
ilyenkor a vallomast csok szokta k0vetni.
Legalabb a szinpadon es regenyekben,
amiket eddig latott es olvasott, ugy tor
tent, de tigyefogyottnak erezte magat es
mem inert hozzakezdeni, inert erezte, hogy
felszeg lenne vagy ITALIAN meg lie is ronta-
ma ilyen durvasaggal, anit mar elert is
= 8, hogy feltem, hogy maya XII fog
nevetni! - mondta boldog sohajtassal es
a Lenke kezet nezte sovaran, amely oft
pihent az asztalon; aztan nagy elhataro-
zassal ovatosan erte nyult. A leany oda-
nyujtotta neld masikat is.
- Most mar j6l van minden!
Sander a hetedik mennyorszagban
uszott es meghatott hangon, mely meg
gy6zodessel mondta:
- Mindig magat szerettem, az els6
perct6l kezdve.
- Edes baratom! - mondta Lenke.
Hallgattak egy darabig, aztan Sander
sz6lalt meg:
- Most pedig hallgasson vegig, inert
most mar tovabb is van dolog, - mond-
ta - AIT tudja, ugy-e, hogy en- szegeny
ember vagyok es ma meg semmi olyan
exisztenciam sincs, amib6l megelhetnenk
Varnunk kell, amig olyan helyzetbe keri.
lok, hogy meghazasodhatom.
- Varunk! Hiszen mem fog az soks
tartani !. De varok en- akarmeddig
Hiszen maga lit lesz mellettem.
- Talan okosabb dolog lett volna, he
mem beszelek addig magaval err6l, de las
sa, mem britain mar tovabb ezt bizony
talansagot.
- De j6l tette! Edes j6 fam, de oko
san tette.
- Mondja, most szoljunk Mali neni
mex? - kerdezte Sandor
Lenke ttin6dve neZett maga ele.
Meg ne! mondta. - Meg va
runk egy ldcsit Ugy szeretnem, ha ez me'
egy darabig csak kett6nk titka volna
Ne szoljon r6la Marianak Sc, Lajosnak Sc
Olyan szep ez ICY =. hogy mem tud roll
. senH -.
Sandor csabit6an szepnek talalta
I Lenke gondolatat. Titok legyen ez szen
! erzes, amig titkolni lehet A kett6jtik til
ka! A sziveben kutatva sem lehetett vo
ma egyebet talalni, csak ujlong6 boldoe
E4pnt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-22
BALLOTS OUT
FOR INDIANA i.
ALUMNI POLL
Walter H. Grim, Salem, and
A. Harvey Cole Named
for Presidency.
Iimes SDccinL

Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May o.
Walter H. Grim, Salem, and A.
Harvey Cole, Peru, have been nom
mated for president of the Indiana
University Association of Alumni
and Former Students.
George F. HIGHWAY, alumni sec
rotary, announced today that bal
lots have been mailed to members.
When returned they are to be
tabulated and the result announced
June Is, Commencement Day.
Mr.. Grim, incumbent; Harry S.
Dickey, Terre Haute, association
vice president, and Mrs Carolyn
Read Karsell, Bloomington, treas
urer, are seeking reelection. Other
nominees are Alexander M Camp
bell, Fort Wayne, vice president,
and Mrs. Oma Glasburn Robinson,
Bloomington, for treasurer.
Candidates for the alumni coun-
Gil, three of whom are to be elected,
include Fred Cause, Mrs. Katherine
Crown Greenough and MRS. Mary
Frisinger Peterson, all of Indian
apolis; Frank Allen, South Bend;
John S. Taylor, Sullivan, and Don
aid A. Rogers, Bloomington.
Retiring council members are
Miss Frieda Herbst, Mrs. jeff
Reeves Stoner and Noble L. Bid
dinger, all of Indianapolis; Burton
Berry, Fowler; the Rev A. E. Cole,
Bloomington, and E. G. Won Tress,
Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-22
K. OF C. DANCE Is SET
Third Annual Affair Is Scheduled
Saturday.

The third annual dance sponsored
by the Knights Of Columbus Athletic
Association is to be held III their
clubhouse tomorrow night.
officers of the association in
charge of the dance arrangements
are Frank j. Noll Jr., president;
Carl Mayer, vice president; Harold
Carrico, secretary, and o. Litzeiman,
treasurer
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-22
20 ST. WNCENT'S NURSES
ARE TO GET DIPL OMAS
Commencement Wednesday TO Mark
End of Three-Year Training.

A class of % student nurses at
st. Vincents Hospital is to receive
diplomas Wednesday night, mark
ing the end Of a three-year training
period.
The most Rev. Joseph E, Ritter,
bishop Of the indianapolis diocese,
is to award the diplomas and the
Rev. Leonard Wernsing, diocesan
superintendent of schools, is to make
The commencement address.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-22
ANNUAL FIELD DAY OF
ACADEMIES HELD TODAY
Track Events and Horse Show Are
on Program.

Annual field day competition be-
tween lakewood and st. Agnes
academies was to be held today.
Track events and a horse show
we're on the program. Awards are
to be made at dinner tonight.
Miss Jean O'Connell was in charge
of the field events and Miss Vir-
ginia Fisher, Detroit, was chairman
of the horse show.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-22
STATE LEADERS
OF SOCIALISTS
TO MAP DRIVE
Convention to Be Held Here
May 20; 6 to Attend
Cleveland Farley.

Indiana Socialists prepared for
the November election today with
plans for a state convention on May
30 and 81 in the Dearborn Hotel.
Six delegates we're to leave tomor-
row for the party's national con-
vention in Cleveland.
The Cleveland delegates are to be
Powers Hapgood and Mrs Mary
Donovan Hapgood. his wife, Indian
apolis; l.. S. Halvorsen. Evansville;
Mario Tomsich, Gary attorney;
Hugo Rasmussen, Terre Haute, and
Herbert Kimmell, Sullivan.
Alternates are Eugene Cooney,
Merrill Jackson, Charles Rogers,
Forrest Rogers, state secretary,
Marjory Matson, Louis Freeman
and w. H. Richards.
Expect IS at Convention
1t is estimated that approximate
~ IS party workers will attend the
state convention. Thirty-two dele
CATS are apportioned in counties
and cities of the state. Marion
County's quota is four.
A full state ticket is to be named
Mr., Hapgood and Mr.. Tomsich are
discussed as gubernatorial candi
dates.
Large industrial counties are to
put county tickets in the field, ac-
cording to Mr.. Rogers.
Polled $1,000 Votes
Socialists polled $1,000 votes in
the last presidential election. Lead
ers hope to boost that total this year.
Prospects for third party" this
year are termed hopeless but Social
lists believe a coalition of all liberal
groups into a strong fusion ticket
may result in 1888 and 1910 leaders
said
Mr.. Hapgood, organizer for the
United Mine Workers, is discussed
as a possible running-mate of Nor
man Thomas. Mr. Thomas is to be
offered the presidential nomination
without opposition at the Cleveland
convention, party leaders say.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-22
STUDENT GETS AWARD
Local Girl Is HOnored by st. Louis
University.

Times Spcciol
ST. MARY OF THE WOODS,
May 22.-Mlss Catherine Lynch,
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. John
Lynch, 1907 N Talbott-av, Indian
apolis, a senior student here, has
been awarded one-year fellowship
in medical social service at st. Louis
University. it was announced today.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-02-20
Salesman Uses Samples
To Keep Warm In Snow

Detroit Lakes - A narrowing
night for a women's apparel firm
salesman, Fred McLachlan, De-
troit Lakes, was spent in a snow
drift at 20 degrees below zero
when he found his car stalled out
in the country with no help at
hand. McLachlan was driving to
Aberdeen when a blizzard over
took him. Marooned in a huge
snowdrift, he was forced to spend
the entire night in his automobile,
help arriving at II a. m. the next
day. In order to keep from freez-
ing, McLachlan, stacked his sam
pie cases on one side of the car
and stuffed ladies' dresses be-
tween them to keep out the wind.
Then he wrapped other goods he
carried with him and managed to
keep comfortably warm through
the entire night. At hour inter-
walls, he ran the motor for Is min
utes, conserving his gasoline in
case help did not arrive soon, but
warming up the heater enough to
help considerably. He suffered no
i'll effects of the exposuse, other
than being chilled" for days.