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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11

Varga Mihaly sogorai. Legyen
csendes pihenese.
MARKU GYORGY, campbell
Ii testveriinket nagy gyasz er-
te a multi hetf6n, mid6n sokat
szenved6 felesege, sziil. Eszenyi
Julianna, 40 ewes koraban hir-
telen jobbletre szenderult. Te-
metese csiitort0k delutan ment
vegbe nagyszamu rokonok, jo-
baratok es ismer6sok 6szinte
reszvete mellett. Gyaszoljak:
ferje, Marku Gy0rgy; leanyai,
Juliska es Margit Is Agnes,
Jozsef, Janos es Ferenc test
yerei. Legyen aldott emleke.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11
BRIDGEPORT1AK MuSOROs
TEAESTELYE

A Brigeporti Szovetseg
Youngstown, 16-ik osztalya
most szombaton, februar 13-an
musoros teaestelyt rendez a
West Sidei Magyar Hazban
Elsorendu zene es enekszamok
valamint bingozassal is elszo-
rakozhat. Belepti dij mem lesz
Mindenkit szivesen latnak. -
Jojjon el egy kellemes est ell.
tolteSere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11

es ozv. Szilagyi Gyorgyne. Az
egyesulet havi so cent tagdij
utan heti 6 dollar betegsegelyt
fizet. A beallasi dijat harom
honapra, tehat aprilis vegeig
felfuggesztette a kozgyiles, a
Xix kedvezmennyel elni akar-
max, jelentkezhetnek vasarna-
ponkent istentisztelet utan a
tisztviseloknel. Csaladjan segit,
aki tagnak all be.
TEMETES. Nagyon szomoru
kotelesseget teljesitettunk az
elmult szerdan, amikor a gya-
szolo csaladnak nagy fajdal-
ma, a rokonoknak, jo baratok-
max es egyhazunk tagjainak
oszinte reszvete mellett kiser-
tuk XII a Tod temetobe a gyasz-
haznal es templomunkban tar
tott gyaszszertartas utan ne
hal Deak Ferenc testveriinket.
Szuletett Kisvardan, Szabolcs
megyeben, cit 46 evet. A meg
boldogult nyolc honapi sulyos
es gyogyithatatlannak latszo
sziv betegsege elol menekiilve
onkezevel vetett veget elete-
mex vasarnap delutan. Gya-
szoljak felesege ozv. Deak Fe-
rencne, sz. Cselle Erzsebet,
nyolc kiskoru gyermeke, negy
testvere az ohazaban. Az elkol-
tozot Istenunk veghetetlen ir-
galma, vesztes sziveket orok
vigasztalasa lengje koriil.
RENDKIVULI egyhaztana-
csi gyiiles lesz szombaton este,
amelyre az erdekeltek megje-
leneset keri az elnokseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11

Gyorgy jegyz6, Babos Jen6
penztarnok, Fulep Sander
penztari ellen6r, Farago Ist-
van es Kiss Imre beteglatoga-
tok, Szabo Janos, Kiss Janos,
Kuty Tamas, Goczy Kalman,
Bordi Sander, Dezsi Janos
trusteek, iii szabo Jkl,os jegy-
20, Horvath Daniel penztar-
nok.
Megemlitesre melt6, hogy az
Egylet a Magyar H&x bev6tele-
vel egyiitt majdnem hatezer
dollar bevetellel zarta lie k0ny-
veit az ev vegen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11

Marcus no 28-an, vasarnap
este a "Sari bir6" el6adasat
megismetlik a Fuggetlen Ref.
Egyhaz Fatal Hazasok k0re-
mex tagjai a Magyar Hazban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

Ebben a rovatban dijtala-
null kozoliiik azon egyha-
zak. egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, ossze-
joveteleit, stb. - mem t0bb
mint 2 honappal el6re is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja es amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvanyaikat nalunk
szerzik be.
Februar 15-en, hetf6n q
Ref. Egyhaz Progressive Liga
tancmulatsaga a Maennerchor
Hallban, Mahoning Ave.
Febru&r h6 28-an, vas&rnap
a West Sidei Polgari K6r Is
merkedesi Is bingo este a Ma
gyar Hazban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11

HAJDU JOSEF, penztarnok.
Atvizsgaltak: Balogh Istvan,
Macy Janos es Hajdu Mihaly.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11
MAGYAROK NAGYASSZO.
NYA FATAL HAZASOK
BING0, KARTYA rs
TEAESTELYE

A Magyarok Nagyasszonya
Rom. kath. egyhaznal a fatal
hazasok kore most vasarnap,
februar 14-en bingo, kartya es
teaestelyt rendez az egyhaz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11

termeben. Ertekes Is hasznos
nyeremenytargyak a legjobb
jate osoknak. Mindenkit szive-
sen latnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11
FIGYELMEZTETES
MINDENKI UGYELJEN
DIR. M. p. MAHRER pom
TOS TELEFONSZAMARA

4
DR.. M. r. Mahrer ismert
magyar Orves es sebesx fel-
kerr baratait es ismer6seit,
hegy ha felhivjak a telefo-
non, ant a DR.. Mahrcrt hiv-
jak, aklnek irodaja q Ter
minal Bldg.-ben van, inert
kiil6nben tevedesbd egy ha-
sonic newt orvost hivhat-
max.
DR.. Mahrer telefonszama
az irodaban 4-2729 Is laka-
san 35353.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REF.
EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. BStty Janos Ielkesz
1877 Mahoning Ave. Phone 66841

BOUT els6 vasarnapi isten-
tiszteletiink vasarnap delel6tt
fel II orakor. Eel 1O-kor vasar-
napi iskola. Este 6:30-kor Ju-
nior, 7:45-kor Senior c. E.
TEMPLOMSEGELYZ6 no
egyletiink rendes havi gyulese
vasarnap delutan pont 2 ora
kor. Utana toborzo es szora-
koztato delutan, melyre nem-
csak a tagok, de baratn6ik es
egyhazunk osszes n6tagjai hi
vatalosak. A megjelent vende-
geket Mt. Botty Janosne disz-
elnokn6, Kovacs Elekne elnok-
| no es Csete Sandorne fogjak
k0szOnteni rovid szavakban.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES az
evi elso rendes havi gyulese
most szombaton este 7 orakor
lesz megtartva. Amennyiben
tobb fontos ugyek kerulnek
megbeszelesre, szeretnok, ha
teljes szamban jelennenek meg
a tagok.
URVACSORAOSZTAS lesz
egyhazunkban februar 21-en,
vasarnap a bojti alkalombol.
EFT megel6zoleg csiitortok es-
, te fel 8-kor biinbanati isten-
tisztelet. Szeretettel hivogatjuk
hiveinket ugy a bunbanati
ahitatra, mint a maid ait ko-
veto kegyelmi scent vendeg-
segre.
NAGYSZABASU Valentine
tancmulatsagot rendez Pro-
gressziv ligank feb. 15-en, most
hetfon este 9 oral kezdettel a
83l Mahoning Ave.7i Maenner-
chor Hallban Charlie James
kozkedvelt es kitun6 zenekara
szereplese mellett. A rendez0-
seq, mely mindent elkovet,
hogy vendegeink jol feltalaljak
magukat, ez uton is 1neghivja
egyhazunk 0ssztagsagat, vala-
mint Youngstown es kornye-
ke magyarsagat ere az elve-
zetesnek igerkezo tancmulat-
sagra.
Az ARENDAS ZsIDoT zsu-
foltig telt haz elott mutattak
be egyhazunk ugyes, derek
mukedveloi a mutt vasarnap
este. Dacara a darab nehezse-
genek, ifjaink annyira beleel-
tex magukat komplikalt SEE
repeikbe, hogy elismereslil
folytonos kacaj es tapsvihart
csaltak XII a kozonseg reszer6l.
A gyonyoru szinmuben dicse-
retmelton remekeltek: Az aren
das zsido, Blum David es fele-
sege, Szali szerepeiben ifj. Tim
ko Istvan es Kiraly Iona: A
Laszlo es Bettike szerepeit
Bondor Pal es Juhasz Juliska
adtak elo kedvesen: Szabo
lbolyka, Saskane; Varga Err
zsebet, Boris, Szakacs Margit,
Hosszune, Balogh Gizella, az
ldegen No, Laskay Erzsebet,
Rektor, Szabo Ferenc, Smile,
Molnar Lajos, Biro, ifj. Koma-
romy Mihaly, Karosi Lajos, vi
dor, Szabados Lester, Hosszu,
Balogh Sander, Bejczi, Hingel
Frigyes, Szekeres, Esterhay Ka
roly, Pista, Szakacs Bella, Orosz
Gyorgy es Bondor Istvan, a
ciganyok szerepeiben alakitot-
tax nagy tetszessel. A felvo-
nasok kozott 10th Margit es
Ambrusko Margit ket-ket enek
szammal szorakoztattak a ko-
z0nseget.
TEMETES. A multi szomba-
ton delutan temettiik ell Be6r
Sander passaici. N. J. volt
hubbard lakos magyar test
verdnket. A meg alig Al ewes
atyankfiat gyaszoljak:: felese-
&c, szul:s Varga Erzsebet; az
ohazaban el6 szilei, Be6r J6-
zsef es neje; valamint J6zsef,
Gyula es Julia testverei; aposa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11
YOUNGSTOWN
:.
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Nj. Marion Sander, leIkesz
125 Mahoning Ave Phone 34557

lSlEN l1OLl ELE1 VdSdIIldp
delel6tt fel II orakor, el6tte
fel 1O-t6l vasarnapi iskola.
EGYHAZTANACSI gyulesiin
ket, melyen az erdekeltek csak-
nem teljes szamban megjelen-
tex, szombat este tartottuk
meg. Az egyhaztanacs felul-
vizsgalta es jovahagyta a ja-
nuar havi szamadast. Bevetel
volt $213.6O, athozat a multi
horol $5O9.43, egyitt $723.03,
kiadas 223.O3, maradvany a
no vegen $5OO.OO. E szamadas-
ban mem szerepelnek az Ifjak
es a Fatal Hazasok Kore far
sangi mulatsaganak es szini-
eloadasainak bevetelei. - Az
egyhaztanacs a b6jti urvacso-
raosztas idejet feb. 21-re tuzte
XII, elotte valo vasarnap bunba-
natl istentisztelettel. Egyben
elhatarozta, hogy a b6jti ido-
ben minden cslit0rt0k0n este
z 6rakor alkalmi istentisztelet
lesz templomunkban. A kollek-
torsaggal k0vetkezoket biz
ia meg az egyhaztanacs: a
steeltoni varosreszben Batary
Andrast, id. Eszenyi Istvant,
Hodory Sandort, Macy Berta-
liant es Macy Petert, a Brier
Hillen Kiss Mihalyt, Campbell
len Franks M. Ernot es Varga
Sandort, South Sideon 10th
Jozsefet, Szalay Jozsefet es
Veres Imret, a kozponton 10th
1mret, Hubbardon Varga Gyu-
lat. Nagybizottsagi kepviselok
lettek a lelkesz, Batary Andras
gondnok, Franks M. Emo, pot
tagok Macy Lajos es 10th I'm
re.
A MASODIK EZER dollar
max a t0rleszteset is kimondta
az egyhaztanacs, amely ossze-
get a penztari maradvanybol
es a templom alapbol hetfon
delelott a City Trust es Sav-
ings bankDa be is fizette a
gondnok es penztarnok. Icy
adossagunk vegleges rendeze-
sehez mar csak ezer dollar
szukseges, amelynek osszeho-
zasa e honapban var gyiileke-
zetiink aldozatos szivu tagiai-
ra. HiSszuk, ez utolso lepes
megteteleben sem fognak meg
reStiilni.
FEBRUAR 21-en az egyhaz
OSSzeS szervei vi tisztviseloi es
a Zsuzsannak es Juliannak
tiszteletere helyisegiinkben tar
sas vacsora lesz. Keszuljiink ra
mindnyajan, inert e vacsora
jovedelme is torlesztesi alapun
kat szolgalja.
MEGLEPETESI partyban re-
szesitettek a multi vasarnap
este az egyhaz lelkeszet sziile-
tesnapja aIkalmaval a N6egy-
let buzgo es egyhazunk huse-
ges tagjai. Az unnepi tortat
Batary Andrasne eln0kn6, az
ajandekot pedig, egy ertekes
irogepet Kolozsvary Jozsefne
jo kivansagai mellett adtak at
a minderrOl semmit mem tudo
lelkesznek, aki e kedves es ma
gyon joleso figyelemert meleg
szavakkal mondott halas ko-
szonetet. A sep szamu vendeg
sereg tea es sutemeny elfo-
gyasztasa utan kellemesen ell
bingozott.
A FATAL HAZASOK K6-
RENEK szinel6adasa $134.O6
bevetellel, 64.O6 kiadassal, -
yagyis $1,000 tiszta haszonnal
Earult. A K0r tagjai kozkiva-
natra e szinel6adast husyet va
sarnap estejen a Magyar Haz-
ban megismetlik.
A REF. BETEGSEGELYZ0
EGYLET vi tisztvisel6i lettek:
Marion Sandor eln0k, Kolozs-
vary J6zsef aleln0k, Macy Pc
ter titkar, Kolozsvary J6zsef-
NJ p6nztarnok, Veres Ignacne
Ef AYlx~axr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-11
MIsek RENDJE

MIsEk RENDJE
vasarnapokoR his mise 6r&t6l
angol pr6dikaci6val
Macy mise 1880 6rakor magyar
pr6dik&ci6val
Hetk6znapokon kis mis6k reg
gel S:30-kor.
eY6uTArAsoK
Minden szombaton delut&n
6ratol Gig es este 6r4tdk
KIMUTATAS
a Magyarok Nagyasszonya r.
X. Hitk0zseg 1886 evi bevete-
leir6l es kiadasair6l
Osszes bevetel
1936-ban $6841. 20
Multi evi maradvany 138O.8O
osszesen $s222.oo
Osszes kiadasok
1936-ban $5O28. .95
Maradvany $3193.O5
A Hitk0zseg keszpenvagyona
The Washington times., 1937-05-28
GOOD BATHING
AT FAIRVIEW

Fairview Beach, in the Northern
Neck Of Virginia. is one Of the
prettiest and most accessible
beaches around Washington.
The drive from the Nations
Capital abounds in historical in
terest and natural scenic beauty.
The roads are excellent. Take
Route No. to Fredericksburg,
bearing from there to the left
down Route No. 3, straight into
the Northern Neck.
The beach fronts a wide ex-
panSe Of the Potomac. The river
bottom is sandy and slopes grad
ually, assuring safe bathing.
There is a picnic grove sheltered
by old trees and equipped with
benches and tables for outdoor
lunches. The children have a
playground all their own, while
the grownups can dance to good
music in a large cool pavilion.
Those who like their water deep
will find it at the end Of the 300
foot pier, where rolling logs have
been provided for the batherS.
The Washington times., 1937-05-28
COVE P0IN I
IDEAL SPOT

An ideal spot to spend the sum-
ner or any part of it, Cove Point
Beach has won the favor and pat
ronage of residents throughout
the entire area.
Located at Cove Point, Md. IS
miles from the district line, it
represents the ideal vacation spot.
With a long stretch Of white
sandy beach and clear salt water
reckoning the guest, it is not sur
prising that the resort enjoyed
such popularity last year, when
the first section was opened.
This year the second division
will be open, with lots available
and much evidence of many new
homes and bungalows springing
up all over the area.
A paved road takes the visitor
to Cove Point Beach and after q
short but. enjoyable ride, the
beach, water, sun beckon young
and old who wish to have a real
rendezvous with nature.
- The property is owned by for
n1er Senator j. c. Webster, while
Charles P. Woodruff, president
and general manager, is handling
the sales and promotion Of the
successful development.
Cove Point Beach, Incorporated,
maintains headquarters at 1343 H
Street N. W., where anyone in
tereSted will find a real welcome
and full information.
Mr.. Woodruff has a keen inter-
est in giving the people of this
region a resort of the first magni-
tude and judging by the demands
made Of the enterprise last year
when the first section was opened
1t is evident that success will at
tend his efforts.
The Washington times., 1937-05-28
SEASIDE PARK
OFFERS MUCH

Seaside Amusement Park. at
Chesapeake Beach, Md, only an
hour from the Capital. is looking
forward to attendance records
this weekend and Monday, Dec
Grafton Day.
There are tables in the shady
picnic groves at the popular salt
water resort to accommodate
5000 persons and the free park
ing space will care for 5000 cars.
One Of Seaside's major attrac-
lions is the new boardwalk, near
~ a mile long, that skirts the
beach. Fishing from the pier
lures many others, there j swim
ming, dancing and the usual
popular amusement park rides.
The Washington times., 1937-05-28
VIRGINIA PARK.
OPENS EARLY

Westmoreland State Park, near
Montrose, Va, on the Potomac
River, will be opened for day use
only tomorrow. Sunday and Mon
day in order to accommodate those
desiring to patronize this area
during the holiday weekend, VIII
bur c. Hall, chairman Of the Vir-
ginis Conservation Commission,
announced today.
Mr.. Hall explained that Tuesday
was the date set for the official
opening Of the park, but due to
requests from several sections Of
the State that all the State parks
be opened for the holiday week
end, he complied with these re-
quests.
This order permits the people
to use such facilities as bath
houses, swimming, boating, picnic
shelters, trails and the services Of
the conceSsionaireS.
The usual ten cents admission
charge for ali persons ten years
Of age or over will be accepted at
the gate at the parks on Saturday,
Sunday and Monday. The cabins
will not be available for use until
Tuesday, the official date for the
opening Of the parks.
Mr.. Hall announced that $4,000
copies Of the new illustrated book
let on State parks has just come
from the press. Free copies may
be obtained at the commissions
tourist bureau in the American
Automobile Association offices in
the Mills Building at Seventeenth
and Pennsylvania Avenue, or by
writing direct to the Virginia Con-
servation Commission, at Rich
mond, Va.
The Washington times., 1937-05-28
Breezy Point Beach
Lures Many Visitors

ing and splendid picnic groves
are major attractions. Boats are
available from q private harbor
maintained by the Management.
Dining and dancing are without
cover charge.
New State improved roads all
the way make the journey Of a
little over an hour q most de-
Eghtful one,
The Washington times., 1937-05-28
UncIe Billie S Park
At North Beach Read

Uncle Billie's Amusement Park,
at North Beach, Md, offers to
Washingtonians one Of the best
bathing beaches on Chesapeake
Bay. There is dancing for the
young folk, music for the older
ones, and plenty Of good food
and drink.
The Washington times., 1937-05-28
Minister 10 Talk
Al National Forum

The Rev. Arthur F. Zines, pas
tor Of the Peoples Congregational
Church, 628 M st. N. w., will adj
dress the Civic National Forum
at the Shiloh Baptist Church,
Ninth and P SITS. N. W., Sunday,
ats p. m. on the subject Of Chris
tan Patriotism"
The Washington times., 1937-05-28

Everything that one can desire
for restful recreation is found at
Breezy Point Beach, formerly
plum Point, Nd, only 81 miles
from the Capital, via Seaside.
Here is one of the finest
beaches on the bay, where one
has only to wade out about 80
feet to swim. Sun bathers find a
wide stretch of white sand. Fish
The Washington times., 1937-05-28
FERRY

CIaibOrne. Annapolis. Matapsaks Ferries summer
Schedule, effective May %, 1887. Daily and Sun.
and Matapeake, Leave Annapolis and Matapeake
every hour on the hour. beginning 4. NJ, to and
including 70 midnight. Between Annapolis and
Claiborne: Leaving Annapolis ESQ A. N. daily and
Sunday, $50 p. N. week days, 430.S3O p y.
Sundays only. Leaving Claiborne $50 A. u:
daily and Sunday. $50 P. N. week days, 2:s0.S: 80
p N SuNdaN univ.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-06
BIG CROWD ON HAND TO GREET
 MRS. ROOSEVELT
Thousands Hear First Lady in an Address at Civic
 Auditorium, Seattle

SEATTLE, May GA crowd of 15,000, many of whom had been assembled for hours earlier, greet ed Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt at the Civic Auditorium last night. Thousands more overflowed the Civ ic Stadium where amplifiers had been installed to hear her speak.
 Mayor John F. Dore introduced the First Lady, saying, "her hus- band up to tonight held the attend- ance record in Seattle, now it goes to Mrs. Roosevelt"
 The First Lady talked in friend ly manner, interspersing her re- marks with anecdotes of her hus- band and the White House.
 Young Theodore Roosevelt, son of the former President who is plan- ming a hunting trip to Alaska, and Gov. Clarence D. Martin were in- troduced.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-06
AIRPLANE GAS EXHAUSTED AT
 M'CRATH NOW
Pilots Warned Not to Make Trips Planning on Re-
 fueling There

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, May G. The cupply of airplane gasoline has been exhausted at McGrath due to the increased travel to that sec- ton.
 Word to this effect has been re- ceived here from the Agent of the Northern Commercial Company who also said there is no opportunity to replenish the supply until the arrival of the steamer Tupper, about the middle of June or early in July.
 Pilots are warned not to make any interior trips with refueling planned at McGrath which is the central refueling point for travel to Nome and the Kuskokwim areas and Bethel to Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-06
SEATTLE MAN IS CUT UP AT
 COODNEWS BAY
Afray Reported to Ha V e Occurred During
 Gambling Game
H. T. MILLER, PALMER, PLACED UNDER ARREST
C. B. Worthington Rushed by Plane to Mountain
 Village Hospital

BETHEL, Alaska May 6.-C. B. Worthington, of Seattle, was knifed in a stabbing affray in gambling game at Goodnews Bay last night, and a Deputy United States Mar shal was summoned there.
 H. T. Miller, of Palmer, Alaska, companion of Worthington, is held in jail pending the outcome of the knifing.
 Worthington's condition is report ed serious.
 Pilot Winchell flew to Goodnews Bay and then to the hospital at Mountain Village carrying Worth ington and Alice Forhgren, lady barber. of Bethel, who volunteered and went along as nurse. The near est doctor is 100 miles away
 Goodnews Bay is fast becoming a stampede camp. A motorship has arrived there with many prospec- tors and planes are bringing oth- CTS
 It is now estimated there are be- tween 200 and 300 men in the dis trict.
 The ground has been staked for miles around there is no place for the new arrivals and no work for them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-06
Two Destroyers Are ChriStened
 at Bremerton
See Jarvis and Pat terson Move Of Ways at
 Navy Yard Ceremony

BREMERTON, Wash, May G. Two 1,500-ton destroyers, the Jar wis and Patterson, were launched here today before crowd estimated at 10000, including Governors Clar- ence D. Martin of Washington, Charles H. Martin of Oregon and Clark of Idaho, the three Cover nors being accorded a 19-gun sa- lute.
 Massed bands on the battleship Tennessee, Arizona and Oklahoma played as thousands of Seattle, Ta- coma and Bremerton school chil- dren arrived here for the event.
 A mob on the Colman dock in Seattle before the ferries sailed led to rushing police reserves and city firemen there to prevent panic.
 Mrs. T. T. Craven, wife of the Navy Yard Commandant, chrisen- ed the Jarvis and Miss Elizabeth Patterson of Washington, grand daughter of Commodore Daniel Todd Patterson, Civil War officer, christened the Patterson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-06
REVELATIONS
 ARE MADE IN
 TAX HEARING
Ra s k ob Paid No Income Tax in l93O, Special
 Counsel Shows

NEW YORK, May 6.-John Ras- kob, multimillionaire, business as- sociate of Pierre du Pont, also for mer Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, paid no in come tax in 1880, special counsel Leming, representing the Internal Revenue Bureau, brought out at the hearing here on income tax cases against Raskob and duPont.
 Leming listed a total income of $799,000, with deductions of $867,- GOO.
 The Government contends the two men, through cross sales, es- tablished losses of approximately $7,0O0,000 which they deducted from their returns.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-06
HOUSE PASSES ARMY BILL IS
 UP TO SENATE
Defense e Appropriation Is Largest Made in Peace
 time History

WASHINGTON May 6. = The Senate Appropriations Committee will begin hearings soon on the $416,000,000 Army Appropriation bill which has already passed the House.
 Congress has passed the s526,000,- 900 Navy bill.
 The total defense appropriations of $942 100000 is the largest peace time defense appropriation in his tory.
 The Army bill includes the pur- chase of 513 airplanes, and also funds to start building the Army Air base at Tacoma, Wash, the first of series of giant defensive air bases.
 The bill also provides for raising enlisted men from 156,000 to 162,000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-06
OLDR0YD GIVEN NEW POSITION
 IN TERRITORY
Will Direct Agricultural Stations, Succeeding
 George Gasser

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, May 6. - Lorin T. Oldroyd, Director of Co., operative Extension work in farm ing and economies at the Univer- sity of Alaska, has been given an additional job of Director of Agri- cultural experiment stations in AL aska.
 Oldroyd succeeds George w. Gas ser, as director. Gasser will confine his services as instructor of Agri- culture at the University of Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-06
Mayor Rossi to Attempt to End
 Hotel Wa|k0ut

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May G. Mayor Angelo J. Rossi planned to- ask both sides, in the tie-up of 16 of the city's largest hotels, to meet late today in his office in the hope of making some sort of a settle ment in ending the five day strike of $500 hotel employees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-06
STRIKE ISSUE BEING PROBED,
 INQUIRY BOARD
Attorneys for s. P. Called
 Today to Argue on Reasons for Vote

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. May G. President Roosevelt's Emergency Mediation Board has called the att torneys of the Southern Pacific Railroad to argue on the issues which resulted in a strike vote re- gently by two powerful railroad Brotherhoods.
 The Board planned to end the hearing of three weeks by tonight and must report to President Roose- welt before May IA.
 The Railroad Trainmen. Bremen and Engineers voted on the strike.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-06
PRESIDENT IS WORKING OVER
 URGENT MAIL
Chief Executive Expected to Return to Washing
 ton by May IA

GALVESTON, Tex, May 6. -' President Roosevelt, aboard the Po- tomac, worked on urgent mail today instead of fishing.
 The President announced he in- tends to return to Washington on May IA when conferences with Con- gressional leaders are scbeduled.