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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07
A MAGYAR EV.
REFORMATUS EGYHAZ
k0zIi: kovacs EIek gondnok
% Palmer Ave., Campbell, o.
% Palmer Ave.,

A VASARNAPI Istentiszte-
let 10:30kor beszolgalo lelkesz
altal.
A presbiterium ugy hataro-
zott, hogy mindazon reforma.
tus testvereink, akik barmi-
lyen oknal fogva az egyhazat
elhagytak, minden feltete,
nelkul visszaterhetnek.
Az egyhaz fenntartasara
szant adomanyokrol konyvet
vezetiink es mindenkitol szive'
sen elfogadunk.
Most vasarnap majus 10-er
Anyak Napja tiszteletere va
csora lesz felszolgalva este
orakor, kerjuk az egyhaz ta
gok minel tomegesebb megje
leneset. II
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07
LENGYEL PETER KERELME
KERULETE SZAVAZOIHOZ

Lengyel Peter, aki jelenleg
es mar hat ev ota a Fourth
Ward Precinct J.-ben republi-
kanus megyei kozponti bizott-
sag (precinct committeeman
ARA keri a kerileteben lako
es Stambaugh iskolaban sza-
vazo magyarsagot, hogy a
most keddi primaryn ne fe-
lejtsenek ell ra szavazni.
Lengyel az egyetlen magyar
aki tagja akar a republicans
akar a demokrata kozponti
bizottsagnak Youngstownban
es most egy amerikai NO akar-
ia kibuktatni, inert mem szi-
velheti, hogy amiota Lengyel
a precinct committeeman, az
ota ennel a szavazatszedo BIZ
zottsagnal az OF republicans
tag mind magyar szarma-
zasu. .......
Lengyel, mint a tobbi pre-
cinct committeeman mem kap
semmifele fizetest es csak
azert .palyazik ismet, hogy a
magyarsag ugyet elobbre vi
eye. ,.-~
Lengyel nevet megtalaljak
nyomtatva a republicans IT,
keten az six hasabon, a leg
felso csoportban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07

MAJUS 1O-EN, vasarnap, a
Hitkozseg Maria Leanyai
,Anyak Napi unnepelyt rendez-
mex.
A 9 oral scent misen a
leanyok es anyak kozos scent
aldozashoz jarulnak.
Delutan 2 orakor a hitk0z-
segi teremben musoros elo-
adast tartanak, amelyre min
denki hivatalos.
MAJUS II, hetfo, a zenekar
amely t0bb taggal kibovult,
folytatja a rendes heti gya-
korlatait este 7:3O-tol.
MAJUS IA, csut0rtOk este Z
oratol a cserkeszek 0sszej0ve-
tele.
MAJUS 16, szombat este 8
orakor a Scent Vince tarsulat
pViileSe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07
SCENT GYORGY
SZOVETSEG HIREI

A Scent Gy0rgy Sz0vetseg
most vasarnap, majus 10-en
rendes havi gyiilest tart a SIT.
mise utan a tepmlom alatti
helyisegben.
Keretnek a tagok lehet6-
leg teljes szamban megjelenni
LeQeny Ferenc titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07
MisEk RENDJE

MiSEk RENDJE
vasarnapokon kis mise 8 6ratol.
nagy mise 10:30-t6l. - Hetk0z-
napokon misek 6ratol.
GYoNTATAsok
Mindennap a misek el6tt IS szom-
baton delutap oratol Gig es
este 6rat6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07
SIT. GYORGY COR.
KATH. HITKOZSEG
Lelkesz:
F0r. MAcKov J. JoZsEF
Lakas:
sic Tod Ave. Teiefon 4-2O3o
Tempiom: ZOE Mahonine Ave
Youngstown. Ohio

VACSORA. - Az elmult va
sarnapi borju vacsorankon
sok volt az idegen vendeg. A
hitkozsegi asszonyaink foztjet
nagyon dicsertek. Hat csak
maskor Sc sajnaljak a faradsa-
got derek anyaink, inert a
templom oltaranak hasznot,
onmaguknak elismerest SEE
reznek ingyen munkajukkal.
A szindarabot is elvezte min
den jelenlev6. A jatszo fiuk-
max koszonet! Hasonloan ko-
szonetet mondunk az est 81
keren faradozo minden num-
kasunknak, valamint az estre
aiandekot adoknak. Farmer
hivonk Zsofi Andras, aki Po-
landban lakik, adott az es-
tenkre tyukot, egy kosar krum-
plit, ceklat. Vereb Andrasek
meg egy kosar krumplit adtak.
Fidramek harom dozen tojast.
Koppek hat font kasat. Sok
asszony hivonk pompas site
menyt hozott, amt a temple
munkban hirdetink XII.
NEMENYI UR. - Az esten-
ken Mr.. Nemenyi is jelen volt
es sorra bemutatta a hallga-
tosagnak a kandidansokat es
hozza fjizte a beszedjukhoz az
6 trefas megjegyzeseit, maid
megmagyarazta a szavazoce-
dula kormon fontossagat, me
lyert a szavazok igen halasak
neki. Hitkozsegink meg kote-
lessegenek tartja, hogy szives
faradsagat ezuton megkoszon-
je neki. Faradsagos szivesseget
koszonjiik!
MOTHERS DAY. Az
elottiink levo vasarnapon
Anyak vasarnapja leven, a kis
gyermekeink megkoszoruzzak
a lelki Anyank:: az Istenszult
kepet nagymisen. A kicsinyel
feherbe oltoznek. Az anyal
penzt adnak a viragra. Jojjunl
el minel szamosabban ez aka
lomra. Jelenletunkkel buzdit
suk gyermekeinket az listen
anya iranti mely tiszteletre
hodolatra. Az anyak tisztele
tere meg maid rendeziink i'm
nepelyt! ARA mar keszuljenel
az anyak.
MISSZIOS VASARNAP. -
A gyerrnekek es mindenki hoz
zon pennyt a kinai missziok
max javara, mint maskor is az
tettuk. Az egyhaznak szen
Igyet tamogatjuk, amikor
poganyok kozott scent misz
sziokra adakozunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07
SCENT ISTVAN .EGYLET
VERHOVAY 21-IK FI0K

Beteg tagjaink: Koleszar
Gyorgy, Hegedus Istvanne,
Misley Imrene City korhaz-
ban es ifj. Vas Istvan, II Pal
mer Ave-, Campbell o.
Betegseg titkarnal jelenten-
dc: 78 N. Bruce st. Telefon:
62671.
G6ber JdnoS, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07

Szerep6k: Kondor Mka Kassay R6zs Hovath
Istvan Kovach Bel Ra Janos Jusk Szbados
Bunchy Margit Komarom NIiay Tink6 Istvan 10th enke
Belepo d 50 Kezdete rakor Gyemekeknek l5c
TARsULAT KEPvsEL6JE szAB0 FERENC, STEWART ST.
tin6 el6adast gy0ny0r
npsznmyet yeh IsTvAN rsulatyezet6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07

szerint jarjanak Ell, l1a esetleg
valamely tag mem az alapsza-
baly szerint jar el egyes egy-
lett iigyekben es ebb6l kelle-
metlensege van, csakis onma-
gat okolja.
Maradtam szeretettel
Tamas Gy0rgy, oszt. titkar,
Ia Trernble De Campbell, o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07
YOUNGSTOWN
FtJGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. Marion Sander, ieikesxA
s25 Mahoning Ave Phone 345of


delel0tt fel IL orakor templo-l
munkban alkalmi istentiszte-1
leten, este 7 orakor sajat ter
miinkben a gyermekek altal
nyujtott programmes esten szen-
telunk unnepet, Isteniink leg
dragabb foldi ajandekanak,
az edesanyaknak. A delelotti
istentiszteleten enekel a Kon-
firmaltak Kore. Este a eyer
mekek eneke es szavalatai utan
a Noegylet teat es sutemenyt
szolgal fel. E lelekemelo Time
pelyre nagy szeretettel hivjuk
es varjuk a sziiloket es eyer
mekeket.
LELKESZBEIKTATAS i'm
nepelyink irant, melyet majus
lien, vasarnap delel6tt fel II
orakor tartunk meg Mahoning
Ave. 925 szam alatti templo-
munkban, varosszerte elenk er-
deklodes nyilvanult meg. A
magyar Egyhazak es Egyletek
megertessel fogadjak testveri
hivo szavunkat es mar t0bben
bejelentettek kepviseltetesuket,
ezaltal is kifejezni kivanvan
egyhazunk es vi lelkesze iranti
tiszteletuket.
A Observation-Disclosures fotiszte-
letu Sebestyen Endre f6esperes
vegzi, a lelkesz csalad kis la
nyanak a kereszteleset pedig,
ha korilmenyei megengedik es
ideutazhat, a szilok esketo lei
kesze, DR., Vincze Karoly espe-
res, perth amboyi lelkesz. A
beiktatott lelkesz alkalmi ige-
hirdetest tart. Az istentiszte-
leten enekel az Ifjusagi Kor.
Istentisztelet vegeztevel azon
nal folytatodik az unnepely vi
lagi resze Mahoning Ave. 831
szam alatti Youngstown Maen-
nerchor Club nagytermeben,
ahol delutan l orakor vende-
geinket es egyhazunk tagjait
a Noegylet altal keszitett IL
letes csirkeebed varja. Egy te-
ritek ara rs cent. Ebed vegez-
tevel rovid programmed ked.
veskednek az Ifjusagi Kor tag:
jai, melynek vegeztevel, kitu.
no magyar muzsikara, 'tanc k0.
vetkezik. Az ebeden resztvennt
mem akarok Is centes tancje'
gyet fizetnek.
Varosunk magyarsagat e
gyiilekezetInk osszes tagjait
egyhazunk oromunnepere nagy
szeretettel meghivja a rend'
z6seg. /.
Az IFJUSAGI KoR aprili'
19-en tartott szinieloadas;
$129.15 bevetellel, $64.49 kia
dassal, ICY $64.66 tiszta ma
radvannyal zarult. Ez osszeg
boil a Kor $5O.OO-t templom
epitesi alapra atutalt az egy
haz penztaraba. TIT is koszG
, net erte.
< Az IFJUSAGI K0R ser
: akart elmaradni, hogy kifeje
4 zesre ne juttassak szeretetuke
r a lelkeszpar es ujszul0tt kis
leanyuk irant. A N6egylet {
: Fatal Hazasok Kore utan,
mutt szerdan este ok lepte
K meg a kis babat es altala
i szuloket, egy kis Taylor Tot
k tolokocsival, amt Kopacsy b
S la altal tolmacsolt jo kivanss
!. guk mellett adtak at a lelkes
}, lakasan. ulesse oket is melt
n koszonet kedves figyelemer
a EGYHAZTANACSI gyiilesul
r ket a tagok munkabeosztas
: miatt a multi szombaton mel
: tarthattuk meg, e het szomb;
NJ delutanjara halasztottuk az
It Icy szombat delutan hat oral
I tisnetelten kerjiik az erdekelte
TT El
In SZint6rSulat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07
H. |. GARDNER
Representative in Congress
alIasara

Miutan mar csak csekely lido
all rendelkezesemre, hogy kortes-
kedhessek, ezen az uton iparko-
dom "a valasztok ele terjeszteni
kvalifikaciomat Is tapasztalatai
mat: -
Nos, 43 ewes ferfi vagyok, gya-
korlo ugyved, aki Oberlin College,
Harvard egyetem es Youngstown
College jogi fakultasan tanultnm.
Ha jel0lnek es megvalasztanak,
a kovetkezoket ajanlom, hogy
kereskedelem es tpar fellenduljon,
tobb munka es magasabb berek le-
gyenek:
/. A Townsend Plan (terv), ugy,
ahogy azt a Townsend mozgalom
iranyitoi kinyilatkoztattak.
2. Olyan magas ved0 vamok,
hogy azok biztositsak az amerikai
megelhetesi szinvonal magassagat
es hogy megallitsak az idegen or
szagokban kesziilt aruk behozata-
lat mi piacainkra.
8. Az Eagle-Ludlow torvenyja-
vaslat, mely munkat kivan nyuj-
tani mindenkinek, aki dolgozni
akar tisztesseges berert.
4. A National Union for Social
Justice 16 pontos programjat.
5. Jogot a kongresszusnak, hogy
t0rvenyekkel oldhassa meg a mum
kas kerdeseket es bunoket.
6. Progessziv munkas t0rveny.
hozas.
H. |. GARDNER
(Pol Hird.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-07
MISEk RENDJE

MISEk RENDJE
Vassrnapokon kis mise orat6l
angol predikacioval
Macy mise 10:30-tol, magyar
predikaci6val.
Hetkoznapokon kis misek reg
gel 8:30-kor.
GYouTATASoK
Minden szombaton delutan
6ratol Gig es este z 6rat0.
The Washington times., 1936-09-25

LONDON QN.S0.-A 2,00O-mile
tour around England in a wheel
chair-that's the program OF
husky, crippled William Chambers,
Of Blackburn.
Today he is on another of those
grand tours" about this island in
a homemade, hand-propelled chair
Sixty miles a day-that's Cham
berS' speed.
The Washington times., 1936-09-25
HUSKY CRIPPLE TOURING

He made his "go-cart" out Of bi'
cycle wheels and a box.
Already he has been to John
o'Groats, the topmost tip Of Scot
land, far to the north, and to
Lands End, the "last stop this
side of America" in the southwest
corner of England.
Once, on a night journey, Cham
bers followed a ill-o'-the-wisp and
landed in q swamp.
The Washington times., 1936-09-25

motifs Az x 51a inches. Color
schemes; illustrations Of all
stitches needed; material require
mentS.
Send 10 cents In stamps or
coin (COin preferred) for this
pattern to The Washington
Times, Needlecraft Dept, 81
Eighth Avenue, New York, N. Y.
Write plainly PATTERN NUM-.
BER, your NAME and AD-
DRESS.
Copyright. 1898, Needlecraft ssrvice)
The Washington times., 1936-09-25
4.25

You, alone, by your own en-
broidery, can give your bedroom
that personality touch so i'm
portant to charm. Truly lovely
is the rose design Of pattern 1914,
which will enhance an otherwise
plain bedSpread or scarf. The
glorious bouquet and bolster motif
take only the simplest of stitches,
and some silk or six-strand cotton.
Pattern 1914 contains a transfer
pattern of a motif 1872 X 1914
inches and two and two reverse
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-28
Air Travel Is Increased
by Strike of Ship Crews

BALBOA, Canal Zone. Nov. 28.-
Air travel in Latih-America is now
booming as a result of the sea-
mems strike in the United States
and the Inter-American Peace Con-
ference at Buenos Aires. Incom-
ing planes are carrying capacity
passenger loads. The Pan Amer
ican-Grace Anyways was forced to
send two planes to Guayaquill. Ec-
uador to accommodate all the pas
sengers there.
In addition to the regular serv-
ice Pan American Always opened
new service between Panama and
Guatemala. This will give a con-
nection for Central American mails
with the express planes between
Cristobal. Canal Zone, and Miami
Florida.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-28
Leg Once Banned
for Refined Ladies'
in Mixed Company

CHICAGO, Nov. 28.-"Leg' was a
horrible word back in Mrs. Grun-
dy's time, photographer M. M.
Mathews recalled here.
But the reluctance of the refined
ladies of the nineteenth century to
use it resulted in noteworthy con-
tributions to the American Ian
guage.
Bosom" breast ant. .eg" were
taboo in polite circles 100 years ago
said DR.. Mathews. assistant editor
of the dictionary OF American Eng
lish. now being published by the
University of Chicago Press. He add
cd:
Leg was not to be uttered l., mix
ed company even though might
defer to the leg of a horse, of a
table, or of piano. The ladies
performed all sorts of linguistic
acrobatics to avoid it. At a table
they would ask for the first and
second joint of the fowl instead of
asking outright for chicken leg.
Sometimes they asked for a 'trott-
ter" of the chicken.
From this excessive timidity
arose the expression, dark meat"
meaning the legs of chickens, and
white meat" meaning meat from
tie breast of the fowl.
One young lady spoke of her
wires when she referred to her
legs. In 1910 Longfellow apparently
referred facetiously to this dread of
the word leg when he wrote: Young
misses at boarding school are not
allowed to cross their benders.'"
Dr. Mathews suspected American
women originated the expression,
balloon sleeves" to avoid the Brit
ish term "leg of mutton sleeves. ;"
He related his findings in an adj
dress before the Southern Wo-
mems Educational Alliance.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-28
MANY INTERIOR
PASSENGERS ON
WAY TO SOUTH
Princess Louise Takes lis
from Juneau This
Morning

Bringing 90 passenger for the
States south from Skagway, and
picking up lis more here, a full
load of more than $50 southbound
travellers is promised for the Prin-
cess Louise when she leaves Ket-
chikan.
The Louise arrived at Juneau at
o'clock this morning and after
loading mail and the many pas
sengers sailed south again at 5
o'clock this morning. All but few
of the passengers aboard the
steamer are Interior residents on
their way Outside for the winter.
Passengers outbound from Juneau
on the Princess Louise are:
R. Poser, G. j. Camden, D. j.
Beals, r. Montgomery, w. w. Stoll,
Mrs. Alice Anderson, B. Sellars, G.
D. Wilson, Mrs. w. Hunt, Mrs. l..
P. Beegly, L. P. Beegly, Miss A.
Calef, M. Skuge, F. N. Busby, P.
White, B. Nordahl, Mrs. l.. Rus
sell, Mrs. F.. Shere, N. Leach, Mrs.
NJ Leach, j. Jouraras.
Mrs. r. Semple, Irene Mcdonald,
l.. Burlson, j. c. Smith, R. Hanson,
Mrs. r. Hanson, c. Homan, Miss
C. Fox, Donald Boutell, Miss M.
Falconer, j. A. Pike, F. J. Date, A.
B. Johnson, r. G. Kerr, j. H. Nc
Donald. w. F. Brown, H. G. An
derson, Mrs. H. B. Crewson.
A. Yryana, A. Wildala, George
Cox, Mike Brand, E. M. Bockover,
A. Nygren, X. Nordahl, l.. r. Sis
son, F. Henderson, L. E. Bell, E.
Rome, C. T. Moore, E. T. Boyer.
G.. L. Mauldin, C. G. Lawrence, G.
J. johnson, W. Fife.
B. Brock, E. tonnes, George Mey-
er, D. B. wyatt, N. johnson, J. w.
Bell. N. Billinton, T. w. Taylor.
w. Erickson, Fred Sullivan, Charles
Kastner, o. p. Fraser, Carl L. An
derson, w. w. O'Leary. ~
Mrs. H. Christensen, H. Chris
Jensen, Mrs. F. D. Buck, F. D.
Buck, M. Olson, Mrs. M. Olson,
Charles Holky, A. Stock, r. Foss,
Miss G. l.. Williams, r. H. Stock,
A. B. Swanson, E. Johnson, w.
Nemmi, o. Wick, r. Rutherford,
A. Franklin.
j. F. Baldwin, Mrs G. Boutell,
Mrs. W. B. Kimhall, w. B. Kim
ball, F. Collins, c. Neff, w. Crop
penbacher, H. L. Scheduling, Miss
J. O'Brien, Mrs. c. v. Kay, Mrs.
H. W. Murray G. F. Hoff, Mrs.
M. Reynolds, j. Meyers. j. w. Al
len, F. c. Stubby, B. G. Allen, F.
Turner, DIR. j. E. Slate
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-28
IS PASSENGERS DANISH CAPTAIN
ABOARD ELECTRA FOUND DEAD ON
FROM INTERIOR SHIP IN VICTORIA

After meeting bad weather which
delayed it overnight at Burwash
Landing, the Pacific Alaska Air
ways Electra plane, piloted by Jerry
Jones, with Bill Lavery as co-pEot,
arrived at the Juneau airport this
afternoon shortly after 2 o'clock,
and will return to Fairbanks tomor-
row morning. with passengers from
Juneau to the Interior, besides mail.
The Electra left Fairbanks at
7:30 yesterday morning, with
full load of passengers for Juneau.
Passengers aboard the plane were:
Mr.. and Mrs j. D. Crawford, Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Boswell and two in
fants, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wilson and
two infants. Banance Vance. c. w.
Cash, and H. c. Johansen.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-28
Inventors to
Drink Hair
Tonic Cocktail

WORTHINGTON, Ohio, Nov. %.
A genuine, aged-in-t the wood,
patented hair tonic cocktail will
be served in Washington to top
off a national dinner celebrating
the one hundredth anniversary of
the American patent system.
This cocktail was discovered in
the Patent Office records by Thorn
as Midgley, the man who invented
the first anti-knock stuff for gaso-
line. Mr.. Midgley is one of the
worlds famous chemists.
Mr.. Midgley analysed the hair
tonic, patented in 1909 by Fred
erick Wilhelmb Amyl Mueller.
Its contents proved to be-" said
Mr.. Midgley, good corn whiskey
soaked in ripe currants, to which
is added port wine. It's great
cocktail"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-28
CONGRESSIONAL
LEADERS WORK.;
new PROGRAM
Six Major Issues Will Be
Considered Also Inn
portant Deal Laws

WASHINGTON, Nov. GA score
of Congressional leaders is ham,
mering together the framework OF
heavy legislative program with
the next Congressional session only
six weeks away.
1t appears certain that Congress
will consider six major proposals !:
The Farm Tenancy Bill which
would convert tenants into owners.
Minor revisions to the Tax on
Undistributed Earnings of Corpora
tons. to relieve inequities.
A Corporate Insurance Plan
A new Neutrality Act to replace
the present law which expires May
first.
A Relief Bill, to be offered by the
President late in the session.
Modification of the Tennessee
Valley Act to place strong empha-
sis on land use and conservation
New Floor Leader Will Garry
Program
The task of Carrying the program
will rest on the new floor leader to
be chosen soon after the opening
of the session.
Many New Deal laws, esxpiring
early next year must also be con-
sidered by Congress These include
the Presidents power to regulate
the dollar gold content, the Recon-
struction Finance Corporation lend
ing power and the PWA.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-28
SODA FOUNTAIN
TAKEN FOR BAD
DEBT Is mint
Starts Million-a-Year Apple
Indu stry Down in
Georgia-land

CORNELIA, Ca, Nov. %. - A
country storekeeper snapped soda
fountain for 100 apple trees AZ
years ago and laid out the first or
chard in north Georgia.
Today w. A. Staight, who got the
fountain in the first place in con-
sideration for the lingering" ac-
count, is king of a million-dollar-
a-year apple industry with elabor-
ate packing plants, millions OF
trees and work for thousands.
A mammoth red apple of iron and
concrete in the heart of Cornelia
bears testimony to the fruit which
Staight's apples consider their &C.
onomic salvation.
Staight likes to think back to that
early start when he sees trucks
rumbling over the highways with
loads from his famous Habersham
county orchard consigned to mer-
chants in six states.
He says the story of the apple
industry, the community's biggest, is
one of sections fight against red
sticky land-land that won't easily
produce cotton or tobacco such as
that on the rich soil elsewhere IN
the state.
But the frolicksome swing of the
hill-billy music in Understands low
hills, as another apple crop is gath
cred, indicates the fight against
land has been won.
"It's been a hard fight" Staight
reflects. 1.-The trees require con-
slant care-spraying for disease and
insects, broadcasting fertilizer and
guarding them against the elements
But north Georgians have learned
you have to look after apple trees
to realize profit from them
"A good many people have come
here from the cities, bought land
and trees, and laid out orchards.
Some thought all you had to do was
put the trees in the ground, light
your pipe, and wait for the trees
to make you money. They usually
lost what they had"
Staight says he sold "a good
share" of the apple trees planted in
the section and that the first tree
he planted has $50 worth of fruit
on it today.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-28

NOW AUTHOR
Adventures in Error Is
Clever Book, Written
in Humorous Style

NEW YORK, Nov. 8-Vilhjalmur
Stefansson has gathered up group
of magazine articles and lectures,
delivered over the past several
years, and made book of the lot.
This he calls Adventures In Err
ror,' and the title is perfect
So is the delightfully."- skeptical
tone of the whole, even though
the book has been so carelessly
edited that in places the explorer
refers to his having only one even
ing in which to make his points,
speaking to an audience which ex-
listed for the lecture, but not neces-
sarily for the book.
Stefansson addresses himself
mainly to the impossible task of
proving to the public that nothing
it reads is necessarily true. The
classic example of public misappre-
hension has to do with Columbus
and America; we still revere Co
lumbus as discoverer. But Stefans-
son gets much more detailed and
specific. He disproves things he
himself has discovered" He shows
how he has been credited, for ex-
ample, with discovering the "blond"
Eskimos, although these people were
discovered in 1856 by Nichola S
Tunes, and at least four times be-
tween that date and his own find"
in 1911. To make the situation still
more ridiculous, Stefasson had to
discover them second time Gin
1912 before he got popular credit.
This same amazing process the
explorer details in a large number
of cases having to do with himself
and other explorers. He examines
the wolf pack superstition, the
polar continent superstition. the
furore over the North Pole dis
coverers, the now exploded theory
that the Arctic is a region of
excessive cold, the odd idea that
Eskimos live in snow houses, the
equally odd one that musk oxen
live on moses and lichens. These
and dozens more of the facts
we think we know.
1t is something to discover an
explorer who can really write
amusingly. When this paragon
proves further that he can de
bunk" himself and still laugh he
is pretty nearly unique. Adventures
In Error" is compulsory reading
for all historians and text book
writers.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-28
REPRESENTATIVE, WIFE
HERE FOR LEGISLATURE

Territorial Representative Joe
Green of Hyder and Mrs Green
arrived here on the Princess Louise
and will remain here, awaiting the
opening Of the Legislative session
in January. They are stoppin. at
the Gastineau Hotel for the pres
ent, but were out today apartment
hunting. After getting settled, Mr..
Green expects to make a further
study of Territorial affairs with
the aim of being conversant with
all matters that may come up at
the legislative session.