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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08

oo AiCS dAt, IlOSy d DlrCOkaI1
vadaszhasson. Annyi oft a. IA
can, mint az apro csirke. Olyan
10 baratom pedig az Greg far
mer, hogy az en- kedvemert
kivetelt tesz es meg fogja en-
gedni nekiink a vadaszatot..
No, hosszu utazas utan el is
d0c0gott ehhez a vadasz para
dicsomhoz az automobil, a ka-
vicsos utrol be is hajtott volna
a tanyara, de ait mondta Macy
ovatossaggal Sut6 Bella a lei,
kes vadasztarsaknak:
- Ii maradjatok lit az uton
egyelore. En- bemegyek az 0reg-
hez, beviszek neki egy uveg
kivalo fajta nyakolajat es ra-
veszem ARA, hogy adjon enge-
delyt a birtokara.
Haromszaz fontos termete-
vel lie is szallott a kocsibol a
derek Suto Bella, elballagott a
hazig, bekopogtatott, illedel-
mes koszones utan elmondta
ekes szoval, hogy mi jaratban
lenne. Az Greg amerikai gazda
mem is tagadta lie a regi barat-
sagot, hanem jo lelekkel mond-
ia:
= Kivetelt teszek ilyen ked-
yes pajtasommal es listen neki
megengedem, hogy durroghas-
son a puska napestig a folde-
men. De ennek elleneben en- is
kerek a vadasz uraktol egy kis
szivesseget.
Fogadkozott Suto atyankfia
hogy megtesz mindent, ami
|csak modjaban all, amire a
gazda a lucernas f0ldre mu,
tatott es beszelni kezdett:
= Annak a lucernas foldnek
a szeleben all egy Greg 10. Ell
mutt az mar huszonot eszten-
dos a tavasszal. Pokos is, kehes
is, de meg a szemere Sc lat
| t0bbe. Kin neki az elet,. de
mines szivem hozza, hogy el'
pusztitsam, inert kis csikd Ko-
rat6l magam neveltem. Hat
ait akarnam, hogy nielott a
vadaszathoz hozzakezdenek, va
lamelyik a vadaszok k0ziil lojje
agyon a szegeny allatot. Ehol
van hozza a golyo toltes. Azu'
tan szabad a mezo, amerre
csak latnak.
Talan mondanom sc kell
hogy ezt a barati szivesseget
Suto Bella keszseggel vallalta
tarsainak neveben is. Miutar
megkoszonte volna a szives en-
gedelyt, megindult az ut fele
vissza az automobilhoz, de mi
vel trefakedvelo ember, All
gondolta ballagas kozben, hogy
megugratja cifran a komait
Szomoru, keseru arcot vagott
felrecsapta kalapjat es merges
kifakadassal k0zeledett vara
kozo pajtasai fele, akik izgatot
tan kerdeztek:
- Megengedte?
Nagyot sohajtott Sut0 Bella
- Hej, hogy aldia meg az
listen, mint a suhai malmOt
amelybe egy nyaron hetszel
csapott a mennyk0!
- Mem engedte meg?
Meg szomorubb arcot vagott
ere a furfangos Sut0:.
- AIT mondta, hogy amy
lit a facan, mint kutyaban 9
bolha. A fele is sok lennt
egyetlen birtoknak, annyi kar1
tesznek a vetesben, de hat m
haszna annak, ha mem anjs
a puska d0rgeset.
LAtta a ket vadasz-cim
hogy nagyon nekikeseredett {
jambor ember, tehat 10 szova
kezdtek vigasztalni:
- Sohse busulj, koma! Var
meg mas j6 teriilet is a toledo
hatarban. Talalunk mi ma
gunknak val6 birtokot hama
/ rOcar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08

irast sem tudtak szerezni, a
mennyi ahhoz szukseges, hogy
a jel0lt indulhasson a valaszta-
son.
Mem lehet a magyar nepet
bolonditani. Mem hisznek a
grofnak, aki negyvenezer hold
ura es nemzeti szocializmust
predikal. Mert hiszen ha 6szin-
te lenne a grof nemzeti szoci-
alizmusa, modjaban alma j6
peldaval el6ljarni es sajat bir-
tokan megkezdeni a nemzeti
szocializmus egyik sarkalatos
pontjanak megvalositasat: fold
h0z juttatni a nincsteleneket.
De a nyilaskeresztes grof ugy
latszik csak ait a f0ldet akarja
felosztani, ami a mase.
MISKOLC VAROSA
koveti AIT a peldat, amt Bor-
nemisza ipari MINISTER muta-
tott be az allami banyaknal,
amikor bevezette, hogy a csa-
lados banyaszok munkaberii-
kon felul gyermekeik szama-
max aranyaban potdijat kap-
max.
Miskolc varoS is bevezette,
hogy napszamos alkalmazottai
minden gyermek utan napi XII
Ion tiz fillereket kapnak a nun
kaberukon felul.
Amerikai szemmel persze
szornyu kicsinek latszik a tiz
filler, de tit bizony penz az. Es
nagy segitseg peldaul egy ot
gyerekes csaladapanak, ha ma
ponta rendes napszaman felul
meg otven fillert kap. Ket kilo
kenyeret vehet erte.
Icy hodit teret Magyarorsza-
gon is a szocialis gondolat es
ICY igyekeznek lit is elviselhe-
tobbe tenni a nagyon szegeny
nep helyzetet. Persze lassan
megy ez es csak lepesrol-lepes-
re haladva, de par evvel ez-
elott meg lit is elkepzelhetet-
len lett volna sok olyan ujitas,
amt azota Bornemisza minisz-
ter javaslatara bevezettek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-08
MEZOKERESZTES

kozseg iskolajanak nagyter-
meben nagyon erdekes kali
tas nyilt meg. Az iskola nagy-
termet kiallitasi csarnokka di-
szitettek mezokeresztesi me-
nyecskek es lanyok szorgalmas
miveszkezei.
A sziirke falakat befedtek
egyiptomi mintaju szonyegek-
kel, csipkes takarokkal, a disz-
telen szoba sziirkeseget meg
szinesitettek parnakkal, asztal-
terit0kkel, mindenfajta kezi-
munkakkal. Negy k0zseg hazi-
ipara mutatkozik be lit most.
Minden sarkot, minden szo-
bareszletet egy-egy falu be-
mutatkozo otthonava rendez-
tex be. A kacsiak portajan gyo-
nyorii kezimunkak vannak XII
allitva. Harminc no keszitette,
koztiik ,14-16 ewes kislanyok
is. Maguk szovik az alapanya-
got, maguk tervezik a minta-
kat, az els6 oltest6l az utols6-
ig maguk csinalnak minden
munkat.
Mez6keresztes igenyli a leg
nagyobb helyet. Keszitmenyei
tuln6nek a keresztesi kiallitas
keretein, olyan gy0ny0ru SEE
pek a kiallitott darabok. Igaz,
a mez6keresztesiek szerepeltek
mar kezimunkaikkal Budapes-
ten, Lipcseben, most pedig Pa
risba kesziilnek a vilagkialli-
tasra. Egyik darabjuk szebb
mint a mask, B6rhimzesek, be-
Evening star., 1937-12-12

CHEVY CHASE-Cholce of .: large. we'll
furnished new home, plenty heat; no
other roomers; private bath; "a block bus.
Emerson 1919
Evening star., 1937-12-12

CAPITOL HILL, George Washington Inn
Lady wants lady to share 3-rm.. k. b. hotel
apt, or sublet bedrm.: Frigidaire. Apt.
3OS. Line. 0400
Evening star., 1937-12-12

1920 SHEPHERD ST. NW-Large front
room. next to bath: suitable / or .: private
nome; c.h.w.; phone; adults: gentiles.
9l5 goth ST. NW-Beautiful. large
warm, front room, twin beds If desired:
single. 81 up: double SR up
Evening star., 1937-12-12

MT. PLEASANT, 1888 Hobart st-Large
attractive front room: southern exposure:
also single room: refined private home.
2l44 P STREET NW-Lar2e light-house-
keeping room, 2nd floor. front, So weekly.
Evening star., 1937-12-12

DOWNTOWN, 1901 K st. n.w-Beautifully
furnished, adj. bath. large closet: walking
distance: ] or . girls
Evening star., 1937-12-12
SUPER-HUMUS.
BOATS.
POULTRY & EGGS.
1110 G St. NV,

BECK'S STATE BLooD-TEsTED CHICKS,
23 leading breeds, headed with r. o. P.
cockerels, S10-100: sexed If desired. Also
started chicks. Imm. del. Becks Hatch
cry, Mt Airy. Md.
ORDERS NOW-Rock Cross and straight
New Hampshire baby chicks. Write for
Phone Ashton As.
TURKEYS and ducks dressed to order,
ready for oven. Order Xmas dinners now.
Phone Gaithersburg 20S-J, Woolner
BABY CHICKS, blood tested all breeds.
VIM. James g. Son. 619 K st. NV. Metro
politan 00SS.
Evening star., 1937-12-12

2O07 ST N.W.-Large. sunny rm.:
warm: kitchen privileges: S35 for .: also
other desirable single and double rms:
Evening star., 1937-12-12

1904 PERRY PL. NW-Nicely fur. room
for one near cars; Ink. privilege; SO
Evening star., 1937-12-12

1857 MONROE ST. N.W.-Laree front
room suitable for two men or employed
couple no cooking everything furnished
1888 MERIDIAN PL NW-Cozy room,
near shower; c.h.w.; single. S4: double, S5
weekly. Col, 4O21
Evening star., 1937-12-12

1925 eth ST. N.W.-Gentleman: nicely
furnished room. next bath; private home,
one block bus; So. 30 week. Col O1s1.
sos VARNUM ST NW-Two-window
room; closet oil heat; phone; near cars
and buses.
Evening star., 1937-12-12

1860 COLUMBIA RID. NW-Nice rm. for
lady next TO semi-private bath. $50 month.
Apt. 3O4. Columbia OSLO
Evening star., 1937-12-12

1865 18th ST NW-Double or single
studlo room first floor. next bath; double
or single bedrooms
Evening star., 1937-12-12

CHEVY CHASE-Comtortable. attractive
sunny, airy. front room, semi-private bath
detached home garage. Cleveland 0113.
l22 N. H. AVE. NW-One small room
also large room: reasonable; for employed
person; home ConVenienceS
Evening star., 1937-12-12

DUPONT CIRCLE, 1909 10Th n.w.-Beau-
tlful front room: modern conyeniencee
Waking distance: reasonable. North 313n
Evening star., 1937-12-12

l741 CHURCH ST. NV, Dupont Circle
Large. single cozy room End floor. near
bath: insulated reaS. gentleman.
Evening star., 1937-12-12

53l 18th ST. N.W.-Two large connect
ing rooms, private bath; attractive: grill
PRIVILEGES: S45; also single room; reason
able: near all depts
Evening star., 1937-12-12

339 WEBSTER N.W.-Bright south, front
rm. c.h.w, full bath. shower phone; near
car. buses. After l pm. Sunday
Evening star., 1937-12-12

14l1 PARK ROAD. APT. 33--Laree, at
shower convenient: phone; SIS month
Evening star., 1937-12-12

NEWLY FURN.: next bath and shower:
1uiet gu adqIts; pu,, walk dist; Ii available jan
Evening star., 1937-12-12

| 1897 18th ST. N.W.-Warm. attractively
furnished rooms, with all conyeniences;
| Aingle and double: maid SERVICE
Evening star., 1937-12-12

1915 18th ST. NW.-Large. front room.
twin beds, in well-heated exclusive apt
bldg: private bath optional
Evening star., 1937-12-12

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1888 10th nw.-Larcr
studio room, ST. 80. double, S27.50: Smal.
room, SlD North STA
Evening star., 1937-12-12

3IQ7 MT. PLEASANT ST. NW.-Fur-
nished rooms. End floor; near bath. Phone
Evening star., 1937-12-12

1868 EUCLID ST NV, Apt 24-Larse.
Iurnlshed, front room. elevator service:
very warm. Adams 4649
Evening star., 1937-12-12

WNTOWN-Walking distance: newly
furnished; near bath. shower. 1917 Rhode
Island ave. Apt. 502 Pot. 0356-J.
1874 CONN. AVE. NV. Apt 4l-Attrac-
tive furnished room; reasonable rent.
NEAR 18th AND PARK-Attractive double
room: twin beds; coil springs shower: un-
limited phone: reas. Adams Q399.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
RUFFCOTE KENNELS.

Wire fox terriers Welsh, Scotties
6eslyham. pandie Dinmont terriers: also
cocker spaniels: puppies and srown stock.
Silver eprtns. IA,
Evening star., 1937-12-12

Mr.. CAPITOL 9O9 Cap. st connect
ing rms. Tor Ink: reasonable; convenient
TRANSPORTATION.
Evening star., 1937-12-12

1881 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Two furnished
Ink rooms; refrigeration, hot water con-
tinuouS. Adams g136
Evening star., 1937-12-12

1886 CONN. AVE.-Nicely furn. room, ali
conv. cont hot water; single or double
1928 18th ST. N.W-Excellent location:
/ Ink. apt. L basement apt, ! double
| room, twin beds, | single
Evening star., 1937-12-12

901 Goth NW.-Large room. communicate :
ing with bath. in newly furnished apt:
one other using bath. Met. ll5a.
Evening star., 1937-12-12

$3.50 WK. EACH-Govt. worker desires 2
young ladies' to share room, kitchen priv
Evening star., 1937-12-12

DUPONT CIRCLE, 134I N. H. ave NV
Single room, End floor, front: convenient
nelghbOrhOod Potomac Ih63
Evening star., 1937-12-12

1107 D ST S.E.--Large front rooms. Ink,
near bath block from car line. 13'
1000 18TH ST NV. Apt 3o-Cheerful
front room. single or double: c.h.w.. next
bath. no other roomers.
Evening star., 1937-12-12

1101. 18th ST. NW.-NiceIy furnished.
well heated hed-livins room, to employed
lady; available on Dec. 1E. Phone Dis-
trlct 6420. Apt. 604.
Evening star., 1937-12-12

l747 PARK RID. NV sunny fronS
rms; attract. home: double. single, 1
studio rm.; l block car or bus. Col 1874.
Evening star., 1937-12-12

MARLBORO PIKE. MD.
Gift the family can enjoy: toy Boston
terriers, pedg., A. K. c.; little beauties;
also toy Pekes, wire-hAirs; price within
reason; come out and look them over. Call
Evening star., 1937-12-12

2322 Ist ST; ,N.w-.Gentleman; large
Evening star., 1937-12-12

EAR WARDMAN. pvt. home: can accomo-
te ] TO persons: attractive rooms with
I. bath: reasonable. Adams 620l
Evening star., 1937-12-12

1921 R. l.. AVE. N.W.-Walkins distance:
two closets: also single. large closet
Evening star., 1937-12-12

1881 KILBOURNE PI. NW-Warm. COM
Portable 2nd-story room with private bath;
private family - adults; gentleman only;
| ref eX Col 4ll6-W
Evening star., 1937-12-12

DOWNTOWN. 1924 K ST NV. Apt %
Attractive furn. double room: twin beds;
phone, elev. serv.: Govt. emDl. pref
1850 N ST. NW-Single room newly fur
nished: in private residence; plenty OF heat
hot water and unlimited phone
Evening star., 1937-12-12
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

:, Small type. husky. pediEreed, $50. D
liver now or Christmas. Cleveland or
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-08-06
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LODGE GRASS

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Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Sharp motored
to Sheridan, Sunday.
Elaine Sharp spent the week.
end In Crow Agency.
Warren Sands Of Harlem is a
visitor Of Dorothy Lee Stevenson.
Gene Matthews returned from
work at the Dana ranch Wednes-
day.
MI. and Mrs. Ole Nelson made
q business trip to Sheridan on
Tuesday.
; Charles l.. Adams motored to
Billings on very important bust
less, Tuesday.
Ray Powers was in town from
his ranch on Little Horn above
Wyola Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Mckinney
returned home from Cook City
Monday evening.
Mrs. Earl Miller IS recovering
from an operation for appendicitis
in the Sheridan hospital,
>. Mr.. and MIS-. Gilt Clanin and
MIS-. Charlie Carr made a business
trip to Sheridan last Friday.
Holmes Mckinley, his daugh-
ter and son from Oklahoma City,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-08-06

and Mrs. Renie Cloe from Pana
III. are visiting the A. M. Steven
son family in Lodge Grass.
Mrs. Keller eft early Monday
morning for Nebraska to attend
the funeral of her brother-in-law
Percy Forman Of Lodge Grass
has been accused Of having web
feet because he goes fishing toe
much.
Mrs. Schubert, Nova and Shir-
ley went to Sheridan, Wednesday,
where Mrs. Schubert's sister is
very i'll.
Nh. and Mrs. Fay T. Abel and
Claude were fishing on Lodge
Grass creek Sunday, and reporte5
a very good catch Of fish.
Ruth Keller returned
Thursday from the p nom
semhly at Livingsto~ &esast "a
ing about her s., a!Gsr neA'
Charlie BOYD and Jack ds'i Ms,
had a very peasant time fshin,
oIay w-ining at } O'Clock an
eaa'--. enough fish for on
Mrs. Bill. Thomas. Mrs. Alfre
Engel ard Dorothy Lee Steven
son mEde = trip to Livingston
where. slrs Thomas visited he
brother, C. o. Pemberton Of tn
PenNoerten funeral home an
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-08-06

c. A. Mcdowell, who is p
ed as foreman Of the re- Aapeoy-
In the cement plant mir crew
accompanied by N At Trident,
motored here Tue L. Mcdowell
a couple Of d. A0ay and spent
IS at the North
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-08-06

0ch farm home OF his brother,
I Georse 8. Mcdowell They left
Thursday morning tor Fort Peck
to visit their daughter, Mrs. Otis
Mcknight.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-08-06

w. II. Stork Of the Stork Print
ing Co. Of Butte was in town
Tuesday on one Of his regular
trips
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-08-06

Dorothy Lee Stevenson went toI a
ths Baptist Assembly at Tempted
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-08-06

Friday by auto for Spokane. where
they will spend their annual va
cation at the home Of Mira. Thom--
sens parents.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-08-06

p. d. Thomson. manager Of the
w. q. Woodward CO. store at
Hardin, accompanied by Mrs.
Thomson and their daughter, left
The Kusko times., 1937-07-30
FRONTIERS NO MORE
fThe Fairbanks News-Minerl

lThe Fairbanks News -Ninerl
 Ancient concepts go tumbling and crumbling in this year Of 1887 Anno Domni. Feelings of entrenched cury of nations behind boundary lines shattered by instruments Of this supermechancal age, chief of which is the airplane.
 Witness today swift planes leaping the Atlantic and the Pacific spanning every continent, vaultng from the heart o the old world into the
 Nations of central Europe which considered ther, selves safely fortified behind bristling guns few saor years ago behold great fighting fleets flying n de fance borders threatening showers of death ro above
 America, additionally considered isolated. loaE-5 upon Canada remote; Alaska as far away from t-e homeland; Russia and Japan remote and almost ical lands; China a distant realm of which the American merely dreamed Australia almost bey7nd sphere of contact.
 let today planes leap over the North Pole and vault from side Of the earth the other. Tomorrow they will be flying scheduled routes bringing all these 1ands into network of daily service, handling mails, g@ssengers. express.
 Aeeial war fleets will move as swiftly as the sun from the the Occident the Orient from the Nortnland to the Ar1ipades.
 The Russian fiers now in the spotlight, staging great international demonstration fgl,s that ignore Canada and Alaska stopping places What to the people frontiers ten in the cen ter If the theater of action.
 r Uncle sam cannot wake up and realize where this places Alas-a. he is very much asleep
 Alaska today has not military unit net plane g1ad du.y -t.s vast northern territory. The pr1Fo5ed army base for Alaska is delayed And while mt one of her array ayatars have the slightest raining or knowledge of flying under Arctic and sub Arctic conditions, other nations have their well ag4lr5ed with such service.
 The feeling of snug security of midland Ane a trat rested the old concept that distant ont.ers were permanent barrier to enemy forces is goa=
 Frontiers are DO more. Alaska is longer the nin- terIar3 the borderIand, the isolated barrier
 4 new order obtains. It's time to wake up. Not to- morrow, but today.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-30
TIMELY EDITORIALS Culled From Our Exchanges
A UNICAMERAL LEGIsLATURE-
(The Naldez alinerl

Delegate 4. J. Dmond recently secured tAc aHprov~ al of bill in Congress allowing Alaslans se l1fs election to vote whether they prefer areauar15 legislature, whether they prefer to have a aaasa Senate and House of Representatives as e. ae rces- ent time. There is great merit the onehouse idea with probably from each division and one at large it would reduce expenses to minimum, would expedite the passing of laws, and would prevent the leg islave squabbles of bygone years In many cases branch of the legislature would pass bill which perfect in it's setup. only have it killed by other branch, because of provision initiating against the section in which the protestant lived.
 Nebraska has unieameral legislature and it has proven great that other planning adoption The of it's laws enacted have been IidicuousIy low.
 At the next election the voter will be given separ- ballot the regular ticket on which he will be asked to his preference-for against unicam- eal legislature Delegate Dimond himself said to the onehouse idea 1t would greatly expedite and simplify the enactment of laws.
 The voters will have plenty of time to investigate the merits of the plan and become informed as to it's workings. There is good reason should keep old ideas and methods if something better offered.
 We believe that when the plan is fully explained, there will be against it but the politicians.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-30
GOLD TAX HURTS MINING INDUSTRY
lTbs Alaska Dailv Presg)


 4 United Pr4ss dispatch from Ketchkan quoted Harry Townsend well-known mining engineer, saying that the Kensington property north of Juneau and the option of the American Refining Smelling Company on the Coodpaster Greek property thrown because of the gross tax gold brought i by the last Territorial legislature
 Because of his tax and what continuation of such trend might lead to- the Guggenhem interests, one of the greatest factors the development of Alaska re- sources commercially understood to be mo longer interested" in the Territory.
 The tax will to stand for two years unless some one can break it down constutionaly but operators may be assured the next legislature will lift l. Not alone is this gross tax distastefu the big operators throughout the mining districts and others affected by their appear De up in arms over the matter We have yet to hear expression from such persons approving the levy
 As matter of fact II was definitely unpopular with the general public the time before the legislature and before many had occasion b consider carefully it's effect. On it's very face 1t was illogical
 Some politically wise persons still in the dark regarding the stubborn ineuce of the administration heads that it be passed Championing of the measure by Rivers and Brunele, Both of whom from d. visions where mining predomnates shed no light on the subject although it apparent both expected some political reward for services rendered
 Political reward for some of the boys who went for the bill is going be defeat the next election
 they have place themselves IF the arena
The Kusko times., 1937-07-30
YEsERs AND N0EKs-
(Boston Herald
mors yw, but today.

(Boston Herald)
 No-nen smarter than yes-men. Many who sponded too readily the affirmative optimism of the late twenties may have suspected this Now it o have an apparent scientific sanction a result of per senality experiments Teachers College, Columbia Uni rsty Studies of eightyfour human subjects seem to indicate clearly those who rather slow to react to propositions, no matter now glowing, likely to lave more intellectual soldity than heir sangune felow..
 D. arently special attention was given to thosa who 6o their yesing purely measure Of diplomacy These 1t would seem, are group apart and n the eye scienee might be considered bogus yes-men The in yestigatcn has to do instead only with general all a-oand dispositions. There those it appears, VT" really like to say yes. They simply react that
 Mcsaen on .he other hand, although theE lack the sef-confdence of the others less prone to vain grets in the long run Their mental resstan e. rag. infer, them lot of bother. The yes-men, however depicted fine hearty and sociable fellows They may not be as intelligent their .opposites but are grand to meet if you in the dumps
The Kusko times., 1937-07-30
4 NETWORK OF CONNECTED ROADS THROUGHOUT THIS VAST AREA PRIME NEED

f Uncle Sam is interested in making an investment
 vH net him big returns, he viii carefully investi- s4e the KuskoEwim area with view to starting an
 5orats road construction program connecting the num- r5us proven mining districts that prospecting nd quicker development of vast mining resources IS zade possible There number of likely mining sections that are almost inaccessible which have ire 1rentv heard mining men tell about. that they fden there is gold and other mineral in paying quantl- ties but it is practically impossible to do anything ID these areas until roads have been built
 We believe that if the mining operators and pros Dectors throughout this belt would get together and formulate 2 road pnogran that would work advan- tage for all present it the officials that something could be hasten road construction III all sections of the KuskoEwim; at this time when there mining activity in all parts Of the area than there has been for many years past
 Organized effort is the only to accomplish real results.
The Kusko times., 1937-07-30

Two colored boys were having an argument about ghosts. One of them claimed to have seen a ghost as he pc =zed the cemetery the night before
 What was dis here ghos' doin' when you as seen him 2" asked the doubt flu one.
 "Jes fallin' behin,' Mistah; fallln' behind rapid"
The Kusko times., 1937-07-30
WHY THEY READ-

Reach into your xastebasket and pull out todsys esnaper You and s million other Americans bought 2 paper today Why7 eonIaLF we live without know ing about the war Spain the Supreme Court fight or the rest of the fron-page news? But pay million dollars day papers because are interested Tn couaset-and news E series of conflicts Franco 1sI5s4s Strikers yx Sloan Cubs vs Dodgers Windsor ys Baldwin Every headline conflict
 Harry Overstreet,. practical psychologist, says: Fundamental of course all dramatic moveren is the presence of conflict Situations when two fore es are at grips; when we of the outcome Most dullness dull because not preclptsteo into the midst of a fght-F-Exchange-