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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-10
Weddings
SzoId Group Has Regular Meeting

Plans for Q spaghetti supper to be held on December l2 ct the Beth Fl Synagogue auditorium were made at Q meeting of the Henrietta Saold Group held yesterday. Mrs, Clar- encO Freedman and Mrs, Arthur Hertamark were appointed co-ohair. men of the event. Assisting mem, bers include: Mrs. George Peller Mrs, Harry Baumel, Mrs, Benjamin Ross, Mrs, Louis Levin, Mrs, Ben. jamin Ross, Mrs, Louis Levin, Mrs, Benjamin O8aroff, Mrs, Samuel Druhner, Mrs, Max Mat1kn and Mrs. David Walker,
 A humorous debate on the sub- joet of Solomon's wisdom was held at yesterdays meeting, The club voted the negative team the win- ner which included Mrs, Louis Levin, Mrs, Morris Cohen, Members of tho affirmative team were; Mrs, Max Matxkin and Mrs, Abraham Abel.
 Tho meeting was held ct the home of Mrs, J, II, Green of Euclid ave- nue and in the future they will be held at the Hotel Elton,
 Mrs, Thomas LeHotte of Niagara street entertained recently ct q mas. qucrade and grocery shower ID honor of Miss Helen Roche of Cen. trNl avenue who is being married this month to Raymond Kiernan ot East Main street, The guests in. cluded; Mir, and Mrs, Frank Roche, MT. and Mrs, J. Raymond Greene, Mir, and Mrs, Edmund Roche, Mir and Mrs, Thomas LeSotte, Misses Mae Hughes, Esther Cooney, Helen Roche and John Hughes, Frank Matthewson and Raymond Kiornan
 Joseph Grant Of Morningside ave. nue is spending few days in New York,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-10

The Waterbury Review, No. 10, Women's Benefit Association, will be hostesses to representatives Of the w. B, A. Reviews from Hart- ford, New Britain, New Haven, Torrington, Manchester, Ansonia, Benson Falls and NauRatuek to.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-10
Events of Interest
NOVEMBER

Nov. 1O--Tlorio post military ball, Buckingham hall.
 Nov. 1O--Miss Florentine Hayden at Junior Women'S club.
 Nox lO--sigma iota Theta din' uvr dance, Waverly Inn,
 Nov. 1i--St Margaret's church supper, Waterbury Women's club.
 Nov. ll--Rumniago Sale at Flrst Church Scout House,
 Nov, Rodents of Hill dinner. dance, Seven Gables i'm,
 Nov. 1S--Naugatuck Valley R. P 1. club dance, Watertown club,
 Nov. i3--Doy Choristors concert, St. Johns Episcopal church
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 Miss Marie ]. Poel entertained "LcClub Monte Carlo" at her home on River street recently. During the evening card playing was enjoyed and a buffet luncheon was served. Miss Marie 4. Leblanc was awarded first prize for the highest score, and Miss Rachel Massicotte was given conSolation prize. Those present were: Misses Bertha Coulombe, Ra. chel Massicotte, Helen Poel, Lucille Michaud. Emma VanaBee, Marie j., Pool and Mrs. Arthur Pole and Marie II. Leblanc.
 Winona Rebekah lodge, 6, VIII meet this evening at Q o'clock Ut odd Fellow hail at which time they will observe Past Noble Grand Night", Mrs. Julia Granger will pre-. side. Entertainment will Do enjoyed and refreshments will Do served fols lowing the meeting.
 A meeting of the board of dlroc. tors of the League of Women Voters will be held at i0.30 o'clock to.mof. row morning at the Mattatuek Historical Society.
 Miss Irene Tehan of thls eity hAs been spending a few days ln New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-10

Mrs. Ross P. Chamberlain of Frost road spent the weekend ct Bates College in Lewiston, Me-, where the annual Mothers ek-End was held Her daughter, Miss Lois Chamber lain is Q member Of the senior class
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-20
Cesky pevec do Egypta.

Znamy propagation cesk6 p1-
she v zahranic1 barytonista DIR.
En-. Kopecky odjel z Prahy do
Jerusalema a Kahyry, ably tam
ma pozvan1 tamn1ch rozhlaso-
vych stanic v nekolika rela-
cfch proved ukazky ceskych a
slovenskych narodn1ch p1snl,
Ma zpatecnf ceste vystoupl v
Bulharsku, kan byl pc lon
skem 1spechu znovu pozvan.
= Proslaveny ceskosloven-
sky pevec, mistr Pavel Ludikar
pred svym odjezdem do Anne
riky uspoTadal jediny koncert
v Piestanech, ktery byl emf
nentn1m hudebn1m pozitkem.
Mistra ma klavfru doprovazel
professor Jan Erml. Druhou ia
kovou skvelou umeleckou a
trakcf bylo vystoupen1 WIDEN
ske virtuosky ma housllch Ru-
zeny Ravayove, ktera 1cinko-
vala ma umeleckem veclrku, u
spofadanem nemeckym divad-
z Teplic-Sonova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-20
Souboj muzI ma kosy.

V Male Dobre ma vychodn1m
Slovensku, zije rodina Paste
rova. Nell syna a dceru. Dav-
no pred valkou odjel syn do
Ameriky "a prac1 a ztratil Sc.
Cd roku 1904 vnbec nepsal.
Pc pTevratu byl zmizely HE
dan i prostrednictv1m csl. kon-
suatu We Washingtonu, ale bez
vysledne. Protoze no v roce
1927 nase 1fady prohlasily "a
mrtveho, veskery majetek sta
rych rodic1 pripadl dcefi. Ia
Sc provdala "a 40leteho roln1-
ka step. Romano, ktery tedy
pocal vladnout ma statku. Ale
pred trent lety bylo v Male
Dobre pozdvizenf. stepan Pa
stor Sc vratil z Ameriky xiv a
zprav. PTisel do rodneho do
mu a zadal podfl pc rodic1ch.
Mezi MIN a Svagrem doslo k
dohode. Pastor dostal ma stat
ku vymenek, osacen1 a mensi
penezity pr1spevek. Ale je-
no prfchodem vznikly ma stat
ku rGznice, vyc1tky a spory Wy
vrcholily. Roln1k Roman kosil
Sc svagrem Pastorem ma pol
jecmen. Kdyz sc vecer vrace-
Ii domG, pocali Sc Ease hadat.
Pastor vyc1tal Romanovi, re Sc
usadil ma jeho usedlosti, kterou
mel pc rodic1ch a jiz dostal ia
ko syn. z prudke hadky wink
la ma point ceste bitka. Sokove
pouzili i kos, ktere nesli ma ra-
menou. Kdyz Sc sebehli Tide,
byl jiz roln1k Roman mrtev q
Pastor Sc smrtelnym zranenlm
prevezen do uzhorodske ne
mocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-20
Historic cachticke PAM dru-
hymn sIovenskym filmem.

I'll, kdoz cestujf z Bratisla-
Wy smerem ma zilinu, spatrf ne
daleko trait mad obci Cechtice
mohutny brad. Krut6 v mem
vladla pred nekolika sly Lefty
cachticka PAM, ktera byla pax
odsouzena k dozivotn1mu u
zavfen1 v hradnfch sklepn1ch.
O cachticke PAM napsal ro-
man slov.' spis. Niznansky. Ma
jeho zaklade bylo napsano fill
move libreto. Natocen1 filmu
Sc ujala spolecnost Loydfilm,
ktera natocila film o "Janosf-
kovi'', jenz 81 dnes raz1 cestu
temer celym svetem a je pra-
vem povazovan "a jeden z nej-
dokonalejsf csl. filmG. China
Sc takto dow O utrpenl poro-
benych Slovakd "a madarske
k~rutovlady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-20
Csl. vynalez prot nehodam
ma moFich.

AO ~ A(A
Do Angle odjel z Prahy
znamy vynalezce ing. F. Fis-
cher, ably S britskymi 1rady
projednal pozoruhodny objev
prazskeho inzenyra V. Barco-
ia, kterym Sc mali zamezit ne
DO omezit namoTni melody.
Jeho vynalez zalez1 v pod
state V tom, re proderaven6
lodni st6ny mohou byt v KRAFT
Ike chv1li uzavfeny tax tesne,
re jimi nepronikne do lodi ami
kapka vody. PT1stroj Sc skla-
da re sverac1ch celisti, ktere
Sc pTipnou ma poskozen6 ste
ne S obou stran. Celisti jsou
spojeny sroubovym vretenem,
pc nemz Sc psouva ma zpGsob
listu zvlastn1 deska tax, ably
vodotesne prilehala k stenam
lodi.
Timto zpGsobem Sc da v ne
kolika vteTinach uzavr1t i Of
vor v Stree nekolika metrG.
LODI, o~patTena nekolika tako-
vymi a~paraty, Sc niue zajistit
v mfru i "a valky proti kazde
nehode, ktera il ma mort pot
ka. MGze take pres nehodu
pokracovat plavbe, trebas
pres cely ocean.
Vynalez, ktery byl nedavno
patentovan u ceskoslovenske-
no patentnfho dradu, Sc da pfi
zpGsobiti potrebam a nezalezf
ami ma velikosti otvoru ami ma
poloze lodi. V anglickych ma
moTn1ch kruz1ch Sc pfiklada
jeho objevu znacny vyznam,
tim sp1se, re Sc tam pracuje
iuz delsf dobu ma objevech, IT,
kajfc1ch Sc ochrany lodstva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-20
Csl. letadlo, ktere i jedi.

Ma otrovickem letisti zkou-
Sci mechanic Karel Raska le-
tadlo, ktere sc NIUE pohybo-
vat jak We vzduchu, tax pc re
mi i We vode. Stroj ma tri "a
'souvac1 kola. K zadnlmu ko-
lu je pTipevnen hTfdel S vod-
MIN sroubem. KT1dla sc necha-
j hnout do trupu, aniz by pre-
kazela osobam, sed1c1m u
vnitr. Zatlm sc Raskovi poda-
rilo s letadlem vzletet. Nyn1
zkousi stroj ma vode.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-20
MUk A.
Roman cloveka, ktery Sc mcdowell sffci idealu.
Napsal BEDRICH MORAVEC.

Nasi znami dojedli, dopili,
zaplatili a Tekli Tidic1mu, re Sc
idou podivati k tenn Prazskym.
Ridfci a ucitel Bartik fekli jim,
V kter6m statku to je. PGl no.
diny pc tie Semovsky S otcimem
kraceli op6t pc silnici Cd Lho-
ty. Otcim Sc small a "a vs1 Sc
rozhovoril. "Budes to tn m1ti
asi dobre! Ma tohle ty zvykly
nejsi. To jsou diva mazavko-
We. To Wis ucitel6-sedlaci. Ia
kovy mlady kantor, kdyz "a
padne ma yes, maloktery pow
znese okoli k sobe, obycejne
klesne k svemu okolf a sesuko-
vatf 1plne. Dopadne to S te-
bou take TAX"
"To ne, tat1nku!"
Semovsky pronesl ia slova,
jakoby pTfsahal, take Sc Of
elm ma neho udivene ohledl.
"To jeste uvid1me." Potion
stoupali hezky do kopce a OF
elm mluvil jake pro sebe:
"Prazdniny 81 kraft koulenlm
V kuzelky. Kdyby jim to clio
vek vycetl, jiste by rekli, re Sc
nadreli dost "a deset meslcG.
Ale z tech dvou to nekouka, re
by byli "a deset mes1cG mnoho
pod6lali. A CO nam ia ffkati?
Kazdy den cd rama do vece-
ra -"
Otcim Sc zarazil, vzpome-
nuv 81, re jeho p~astorek je ted
ucitelem. Zarejdoval nahle ma
jin6 pole. "Ale pivo bylo dos
ii dobr6. V takovem velkostat-
kaTsk6m krcalku, jake je ten
pivovar, CO jsme videli V me-
stecku, varf to obycejne re sta
rych kostat, ale tady snad do
toho piece omoc1 alespon py-
tel cd chmele.
Otcim chtel patrne sym vii
penn Jarmila rozesmati, ale je-
no vtip minul Sc 1cinkem. Sc
movsky sci Sc sklonenou hla-
YOU a S tvarf vaznou. Kdo vi,
kde jeho myslenky bloudily.
Ami ocima neposlouchal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-20

SC0l0m Uyly I'D uOl0JSlm kOncl
vesnice, kde Sc silnice zahyba-
la k mestecku.
Cd chleva pTichazela mlada
dfvka, nesouc krajac nadoje-
neho mleka. Statna, venkov-
ska dfvka, asi sestnactileta,
zdrave tvare, celkem bezvyra-
zn6, ale dosti hezke.
"Dobreho Ultra, pane ucite-
Ii! Jak jste Sc u mas vyspal?"
"Dekuji, slecno, docela do
bfe."
Devce sc trochu zacervena-
10 a usmalo Sc: "Mne f1kajf A.
nezka. Anezka Prazska. CO
Wy tn debate, pane ucheli?"
"Cekam al zacnou zvonit."
"A to Dude jeste dlouho. V
pill osme zvon1 ponejprv a po-
tom "a p6lhodiny podruhe. To
Sc jeste nacekate! A uz jste
snidal?"
"Ne, Anezko. Snfdanf budu
81 variti sam. Cal. Ale dnes
isem trochu zaspal a nemam
jeste samovar pfipraveny. Ia
Ike ST muslin teprve zakoupiti
l1h k topen1."
"To byste O hladu pres ce-
lou msi nevydrzel. Mast ma
mince Sc vzdycky udelalo spat-
ne, kdyz sla ma roraty bez snf-
dane. Pockejte. PTinesu YAM
hrnek mleka!"
Nez mohl podekovati, pTesla
kolem neho a zmizela S kraja-
Gem V male svetnici. Vratila
Sc "a chvfli a podavajfc mu hr-
mex S mlekem a kraj1c domac1-
no chleba, rekla: "Tak Sc ma
sn~idejte!"
"Dekuji, Anezko, potion to
mamince zaplatfm," rekl bera
Cd nj hrnek a chleb.
D6vce vypuklo v srdecny
smfch. "Co byste platil? Vzdyt
ja YAM to neprodavam."
Semovsky pustil Sc s chuti
do studene sn1dane. Chutnala
mu dvojnasobne, kdyz vedel,
re je zadarmo. Anezka zdsta-
la u neho, az dojedl a odnesla
81 potion hrnecek. Zat1m bylo
pc prvn1m zvonen1 a Semovsky
vyvedl deti re tT1dy, sefadil je
ma silnici a odvadel je dolG Ike
kostelu.
Kdyz farar prisel k oltaTi,
Semovsky prohledl 81 no S ne
vsednfm zajmem. Ridici hra]
ma kruchte varhany, druhy u
citel tam byl S MIN, Semovske-
mu pTipadl dozor ma deti V
chramove lodi. FaraT slouzil
msi, MAZE hlavu stale naklone.
nou ma stranu, a jednu chv1li.
kdyz sc Cd altare obratil, po-
kynul tou naklonenou hlavou
Semovskemu jake ma pozdray
a usmal Sc mdlym 1smevem
Semovsky vstal v lavici a uklo.
| nil Sc.
Behem mise Semovsky pre-.
initial: "Proc mne ten ucite.
pred fararem varoval? Budu
81 zastavati sve, a on at 81 "a.
stava take sve, a jinak mi pc
mem mic nen1. Patrne je to I
toho ucitele jen predsudek
Kazdy knee nemus1 byti zly
jake ten mas katecheta!
STUDENT Sc no bali jake Ger
ia, a jak krasne Sc zachoval
Ike mne!"
Bylo po msi, deti Sc vyhrnu-
lily z kostela, T1d1c1 -sesel s
kruchty a vzkTikl ma deti
"Dnes je jeste prazdno a Ultra
vsichni do skoly!"
Potion Sc obratil k Semov
skemu: "Pojdte, pTedstav1m
vas faraTi."
sli Ike dverim sakristie a &C.
kali, az faraT vyjde. Vysel pc
chvili.
"Pan Jarmil Semovsky, mas
novy poducitel," pfedstavoval
T1dfc1.
"Tak, Jarmil? To je hezke
jmeno," Tekl farar podav Sc
movskemu ruku. Pohledl ma
neho 1skokem, Dire hlavu k
rameni sklonenou jake pfi msi,
a uciniv krok stranou, diesel
ucitele a kracel pc pesine mezi
hroby k vrat1m hrbitova.
"Nema to tuhle v poradku,'
small Sc Tfdici a tukl Sc prstem
do celia.
Semovsky byl, jakoby no kr-
vi POLL. Takova nevslmavost!
Ovsem je jen poducitel s ESQ
I'll rocniho platu. Ale nejake
llaskave slovo mohl mu ten IA
(rar DAFT. Alespon re zdvorilo-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-20

Ku konci zaTf pristehoval Sc
Semovsky do Lhoty. Nabytek
pTivezl mu povoznfk z okresn1-
no m6sta a otcim Ease pTisel S
sebou, ably mu to V byte zaTi-
dill. S povozn1kem s~rovnali mu
nabytek do podkrovn1ho poko-
j1ku u Prazskych, a kdyz bylo
vsechno ma m1st6, otcim 81 po-
liboval: "ZGstavan1 budeS mi
ii p6kne!"
Pozde odpoledne otcim S po-
voznikem odjeli e Semovssky
osamotn6l. Nalada jeho byla
docela klidna, nestyskalo sc
mu. Vzdyt table Lhota byla
vlastn6 jenom pokracovanlm
dosavadn1ho jeho zpGsobu III
vota. Coz nebyl donna prave
tax odkazan sam ma sebe? Ba
bylo to donna vlastne horst ;
zde ma sv6 mesicnf jist6. u
rovnal 81 V byte jest6 n6ktere
drobnosti, vyndal knihy z ku-
fru, urovnal je ma skT1ni a wy
sci, ably 81 prohledl YES. We
ctvrt iodine byl S prohlfdkou
hotov a Sci potion do skoly.
"Tak, pane kolego, pGjdeme
do hospody!" pTivftal no ffd1-
CT. "Seznam1te sc Sc zdejs1mi
sousedy". Dial Sc do sm1chu.
"Mnoho zajfmav6ho neuvidf-
tie. To v1te, venkov! Ale je to
dobry lid. OvSem padesat let
Ia opicemi. Ale pivo tn name
cely rok dobre."
GALE il nepiji, pane ffdfcf,"
nam1tal Semovsky.
"To Sc n~aucfte," Tekl r1dfcf
nedbale. eco byste delal pc
skole? Nebo v ZINE vecer?
Ostatne musfte 81 pTece vyjed-
natl V hospod6 straw. TAX
pojdte!" sli tedy.
Do hospody vstupoval Sc
movsky S nevsedn1 zvedavost1.
Dosud nikdy v hospode nebyl,
neved6l, jak to tn vypada, a co
Sc tn della. Vedel jen, re jeho
otcim must byti kazdeho vece-
ra V hospode, a predstavoval 81
~navstevu hospody jake naruzi-
vOst, jake je kouTen1, nemfrny
Low a podobne veci.
V prostorne senkovne sede-
10 nekolik sousedG a mlady le-
snf adjunkt, jehoz rucnice sta
la V .koute u nalevniho stolku.
Pohled Semovskeho padl nej-
drive ma tohoto myslivce. Ma
stale pTedstavovanf.
"To je mas novy pan ucitel!
PAX pax honem YAM Tfkaj1?"
"Semovsky."
Rfd1cf Sc patrne jeste do do
sazovac1ho dekretu nepodfval.
Zalezelo mu ma osobe, nikoliv
ma jmenu.
Podavanf rukou, zatfm hos
tinsky pfinesl pivo. Byl starry,
sedivy, hubeny a vysoky a kou-
I'll z dlouh6 dymky tax zvane
gypsovky, ktere AMI pTi obslu-
re hostf neodkladal, &C mu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-20

V nejblizsich dnech sezna-
moval sc Semovsky Sc sym O.
kolim. S peclivost1, ma jeho
mlady vek neobycejnou, STUDIO
val povahy osob, S nimiz bylo
mu Sc stykati. Hned druheho
dine, kdyz odbyl prvnl dopole-
dni vyucovanf a vessel do sveho
pokojiku, dostal prvn1 navste-
WI. Vessel sem hospodaT Praz-
sky, ably Sc seznamiI S ucite-
lem, ktery Dude vyucovati v je-
no chalupe. FROSTY sedlacek.
(Pokracovanf.)
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-07-16
Crescent Carnival Show Coming
 To Town About July 2Oth

Wrangell's first real carnival will get under way with all the Dlare and excitement of a holiday festival early next week when the Crescent Shows, under the management of H. Meyerhoff, are due to arrive on Monday or Tuesday to present two or three day show. The Show is now in Petersburg. They are travelling on the Barge Fanny Dustard lowed by the tug Chief.
 The Crescent shows, including some 52 members, has played in Ketchikan and Juneau last year. The carnival consists of the usual merry go-rounds, ferris wheel, loopaplanes, and concession. In addition the whip has been included among the carni- vals treats this year.
 Highlights of the carnival, accord ing to Agent John Henry Scott is the Motordome, or the Wall of Death, which features Speedy Web ster and Flash Milligan, two dar- ing motorcycle riders, spinning diz- zily around a circular, perpendicul- ar, 25-foot-high wall. This perfor- nance will be given on an average of four times a night.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-07-16
YACHT, BREEzIN THRU, MAKES WRANGELL CALL

The yacht, Breezin Thru, owned by L. J. Montgomery of Battle Creek Michigan, and carrying Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery and MT. and Mrs. Charles Murray of Los Angeles, was in port Saturday and Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery, who also have a home in Beverly Hills Calf, brought the Breezin Thru from Detroit to California a year and a half ago. He is sales distribu. tor of automobiles in Battle Creek.
 Charles Murray is the Irish half of the screen team of "The Cohens and Kellys". He has more than half a century of vaudeville and motion pictures behind him.
 The yacht is 40 feet long, is powered by two 3O0-horsepower die- sel motors and carries a crew of Is. Capt Walter Larsen is skipper of the boat.
 MT. and Mrs. F. T. Richfield, oll- time friends of Mrs Montgomery, were guests aboard the yacht Sat urday evening.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-07-16

Ferdinand Lo Pinto, of New York City, N. r., Karl E. Fortess and Ro- land Mousseau of Woodstock, N. Y. three of the 12 government artists sent out to reproduce scenes of AL aska, arrived in Wrangell on the fifth of July on the Government Coast Guard boat Atalanta
 The artists have established 8 studio in the city hall building through Mayor Hanford and have been busily engaged in making rough sketches of the fishing and canning activities here, which they will put the finishing touches on in their own studios when they return to the states.
 The men are scheduled to go as far north as the Mckinley National park, making sketches of scenery, industry and natural phenomena in the Territory.
 Authorized by the Department of the Interior, the purpose of the pro ject is to publicize Alaska and the paintings and sketches will be cir eUlatsd thEaaghGRA thG UHited States
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-07-16
Civic Club HOnOrS
 Mrs. M. o. Johnson

At the regular monthly meeting of the Wrangell Women's Civic Club held in the Dugout last Saturday, the mem bers of the club presented Mrs. M. O. Johnson with a beautiful ly engraved silver platter in apprec- iation of her untiring efforts in all the undertakings of the club and in recognition of the beginning of ner tenth term as President of the Wrangell club.
 Following the report of the Fourth of July concession profits for the benefit of the projected tennis court, members of the Civic Club de- cided Saturday to leave the matter of more definite information about materials and costs to the officers of the club who will call a meeting for final consideration A letter from the city council gave the club per mission to erect the court near the new school building with the con- sent of the school board. It was an- nOunced at the club that a place to skate may be arranged for on the old school grounds adjoining the city hall. Such a place would satisfy a popular demand for better recrea' tional facilities and is being given serious consideration.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-07-16
ALPHA CHI OMEGA GROUP ON PRINCE GEORGE

Making the Southeastern AIaska tour following national conven- tion at Glacier National Park in Montana, seven members of the AL pha Chi Omega international social sorority were aboard the Prince George in port Sunday afternoon.
 Cities represented by the group included New York City Camden, N. J.. Philadelphia, Detroit and St. Louis. They were greatly impressed with the beauties and grandeur of Alaska and were greatly surprised at the country after hearing so many tales of the frozen north"
 While the boat was in port tie group were the guests of Mrs. E. R. Sharnbroicn and Margaret McCor- mack.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-07-16
CALIFORNIA 0. E. GROUP TO
 VISIT WRANGELL SUNDAY

The Presbyterian Church is well coming two tours to Wrangell this coming week. pr. Howard L. Brown with his California Christian En- deayor party will arrive Sunday at- ternoon on the Prince Rupert. The Christian Endeavorers will conduct a short rally in the Church short ly after the steamer docks. They hope to meet many Wrangell people. Rev. David Waggoner with the Christian Fellowship tour which is going to the Westward will arrive on the s. s. Alaska Monday afternoon or evening. The Christian Fellow ship tour is visiting the Wrangell Presbyterian Church particularly on account of it's being the First Am erican Church in the Territory of Alaska. MT. Pederson has announced that the general public is invited to attend each of these services.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-07-16
PRESIDENT VISITS WRANGELL AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY

Mrs. Oscar w. Hahn, National President, American Legion Auxil- iary who is making the round trip aboard the Yukon, visited ill Wrangell Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Hahn was met by Mayor F. G. Hanford, Post Commander J. Loyett, Post Adjutant R. F. Peder- son and members of the Auxiliary, and taken to the Dug Out where all informal reception was given in her honor.
 During her brief visit Mrs. Ham gave an inspiring talk on the Le- gion's National Child Welfare and Rehabilitation program.
 During last year $965.000 was spent on Rehabilitation work. and four hundred thousand children needy were cared for at cost of two and a half million.
 Toward these programs National Auxiliary gave to the Legion $25,- 900 for Rehabilitation and S10,- for Child Welfare.
 Before leaving Mrs. Hahn express sed her appreciation of the recep- tion she had been given and hoped that on the return trip the stay in port would be of longer duration.
 Billy Hahn who is accompanying his Mother was entertained by Leon- ard Terry Campbell.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-07-16
 REPORT SLOW
 FISH SEASON

With a week of the seining season past. canneries in the Wrangell Dis trict are reporting a slow but about average run Of salmon and are work Ing nearly a full shift each day.
 The Diamond k Cannery this at- ternoon reported 4207 cases put up by last night and approximately SJO wln be packed today. According to reports their traps and seiners are doing about the same as in 1884 and ly50. The payroll Of the Diamond K cannery now totals IF. Minimum wages paid are fifty-fiye cents straight time and siXty-seven and half cents per hour overtime. One or two jobs pay the 5O-62 one-ndIf cent rate while a number pay 75 cents straight time and higher tor overtime The Eagle, captain John son, was me first seiner in with fish for the Diamond K this season.
 ARB cannery reports pack up of 13,6S6 all of which are lb except 1899 halves. Of this pack 5O25 are reds, 333 Silvers, 5327 Pinks, 134S Chums and l648 Kings. 4904 cases of the reds are Gillnet fish from the Stkine District. ARB is employing 72 persons in the cannery besides all the crews for the ARB boats. Minimum wage in the cannery for men is siXty-two and a half fer straight time and seventy five cents for overtime. For women fifty-tiye cents for straight time and sixty seven and half for overtime.
 The Wrangell Packing Company reports a total of approximately 5000 cases packed to date. Twenty seining boats all manned by local men are fishing for WPC and they also have tour traps operating. The cannery reports fish coming in slower than last year with most dis triets reporting below average catch es so far. Wrangell Packing Com pany is employing l2O with a min imum wage of 55 cents per hour straight time and sixty-two and half for overtime.