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Evening star., 1937-01-26
Mississippi
Continued From First Page.)

persons were marooned on second
floors and rooftops. Many refused to
move.
Safety Director Dunlap Wakefield
Of Louisville renewed orders that loot
erS be shot
AS the turbulent waters ploughed
south, Guardmens near Cairo. Ill.
dynamited the $21 100000 Birds Point
New Madrid floodway levee, sending
millions of gallons Of pent-up fury
tumbling into the 131 ,000, ,000-acre
lower area bounded by a new 60-foot
setback levee.
Workers toiled feverishly to strength
en- the weak link in the mainline
levee below Hickman, KY. Sandbags
by the thousands were flung up against
the weakening barrier.
At Cincinnati the debris -choked
river swirled angrily to the 80-foot
level, % feet above the cityis flood
stage and nearly feet higher than
ever before recorded there.
Indiana Town Highest" Point.
Aurora, Ind, however, "boasted" the
highest water mark along the Ohio
River. The gauge read 80.7 feet. The
town showed only rooftops.
Silent and lifeless beneath the
muddy, gurgling flood waters. scores
of villages and farms hid tragedies
which may not be known for weeks.
Houses and barns foated down the
stream, crafty tipping and gyrating
like derelict houseboats.
I'VE saw settlements completely sur
rounded by water" reported Charles
A. Wilson, assistant Indiana w. P. A.
administrator, after plane inspection
of the Hoosier flood scene. 1T ap-
peared doubtful if these people could
be aided except by dropping food,
medicine and other supplies from air
planes"
Relief trains ventured cautiously
over flood-endangered roadbeds to
countless points in the vast flood
area, bringing in supplies to stranded
refugees and evacuating thousands
from the more critical centers.
In many districts, human mysery
reached a peak virtually unknown
since the Johnstown food in 1889.
Portsmouth Awaits Evacuation.
In Portsmouth, Ohio, the waters
cascaded over the river wall, which
has resisted every flood in the past
quarter century. More than $4,000
were homeless, awaiting evacuation.
Throughout the stricken area, fran
tic merchants sought to save their
stocks by building scaffolds and board
ing their stores against the slowly ris-
ing waters.
Overloaded rescue boats took their
tragic tolls. At Paducah, KY, IA ref
ugees were drowned when a rescue
barge capsized while crossing street
in the heart of the city.
Fire added to the terrors Of the
ordeal. At Louisville, KY, flames swept
through district about mile from
the city hall. Fire apparatus still
functioning on the higher levels made
a hopeless sortie. They turned back,
unable to move through the flooded
streets.
The menace of disease became more
acute on various fronts. In Cincin-
natl, the Health Department warned
that what little drinking water re-
manned was polluted.
Fears Of an outbreak Of typhoid
fever led authorities to immuniZe
refugees at numerous gathering points.
Evening star., 1937-01-26
Shooting
CONTINUED From First Page.)

shotgun in his hands. The machinist' s
daughter, Mrs. Mary Slater. also was
in the living room with her 9-month-
old baby in her arms.
Failing to persuade him to open
the door, Sergt. G. r. Wallrodt talked
to Colin to distract his attention
while the daughter left the house by
rear door.
A tear-gas bomb was thrown
through window, and Colin was
driven out by the fumes. A police
man disarmed him when he came out
carrying the shotgun. Three home
made" shells we're still in the maga-
zine.
Police said Collins only explana-
ton Of the shooting was that q
Evening star., 1937-01-26
A. @. in Chrysler plants since the COM
mittee probe began.
To Quiz G. M. C. Officials.

A. G. in Chrysler plants since the COM
mittee probe began.
To Quiz G. Nj. C. officials.
Making this their first actual direct
examination of member Of the strike
torn automobile industry. the commit
tee announced last night that it will
become even more directly concerned
with the tie-up in plants Of General
Motors Corp, on February when 1t
will hear testimony from officials OF
the Flint Alliance. organization OF
g. M. workers, and law enforcement
officials of Flint, Mich.
Those subpoenaed for that date are
George Boysen, president of the Al
lance; Sheriff Thomas Wolcott Of
Genesee County, Mich; Capt. James
Wills, chief of police of Flint, and
Joseph Joseph, prosecutor for Genesee
County. .-
Alliance Figures in Strike.
It was because of alleged General
Motors overtures to the Alliance,
termed a company union, that the
United Automobile Workers charged
breach of faith in the recent truce
with the company.
Others scheduled to appear for
Chrysler are Maitland Arthur Wheel
er, engineering division, and A. G.
Hascall, purchasing agent.
Evidence and testimony placed In
the record yesterday showed that
Cornorations Auxiliary and its ODer.
ating subsidiaries collected $1,750,019
from 499 industrial clients since 1888,
with its service consisting principally
of advice and information leading to
greater efficiency, harmony and hap
piness" in the plants of Its customers.
1t was also admitted by ]. H. Smith,
president of Auxiliary, that since the
social security pay roll tax had become
effective some of the company's op-
eratives had been transferred to the
pay rolls of client companies.
Evening star., 1937-01-26

"beam" from O'Connor's car had been
"bothering" him. O'Connor's auto-
mobile does not have . searchlight
and it was parked parallel to the
curb, police were told, preventing the
headlights from shining into Collins
house.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
|Es,E IA En- Y Ek

Eddig mem sg6ltuaak egg
scot sem az 1cel-sstrdjk djkr6l.
Mint act n,sgnaondtuk, a mi
dlldspontu1ak teljesen senrle-
ges.
De toudbb mem hallgatha-
tu1tk.
Meg keu naonddn1l1k. hogy
ez a sztrdjk mem sstrdjk, hd-
mem torrdddlon1.
Amitor enaberek felizgntUa
lelketIeh agitdtorok dltal nyil-
tan nsegszegik a t0rDenyeket,
ellenssegllYaek a bir6sdgok ha-
tdrosatdinGk, elenkesnek, s6t
naegdtk0znek a hdt6sdgokkal,
ncAcor az nadr mem sztrdjk,
tanem torrdddlon..
Amerika a ssabddsdg hasd-
ja.
AZ dn1erikui alkotmdny
:nainden ennbernek egyforn1a
jogot Gd.
M D1ldti do1gosni dkar, az
az 3 dolgd. Ha gydrnak van
nauakdjd, 1anak udja, akinek
Gk1rj1.
Senki,sek siscs joga, hogy
en1bertdrsdt, polgdrtdrsdt uagy
n,unkdstdrsdt naegakaddlyossa
ssenesyes ssabadsdgdban, 49,
abban, hogy oft dolgosson, a
hol nau1akdt kap es dkkor dol
gosso1l, anaikor nkGr.
AZ acelsstrdjkban es mar
mem kerdes. Az 1Amerikdt a
torT1daIOmba, a n1u1,kds dix
taturdbn hGjt0 isgat6 konanu-
nistdk nsdr dnnyira telreueset-
TEX a nSpet, hogy t0rDenye-
ket a sajdt kesebe Dessi.
A korndny, kdl0n0sen Mr.
.Roosevelt lek0telesettje an
max a klikknek, anaeIy isten-
telen ssovjet dllamot akar fej-
lessteni a sgabad, demokrati-
Eus Eqyesiilt Allanaokb6l.
A heten egg demoErata Eon-
oudvn en,ber mem tilt a Feher
Hdsbnn, mint Mr.. Roosevelt,
nki meotiiri houu a t0rpenue-
Ret Idbbnl t0pOSsdE. 80 ss-s'
d. ;Juo,, ,,ebSy ;d5kbo,, ,on,,
;,,uro1o,n keu KS1,ak ! mn
o,,oro6aot ,,ro1Lo,,ssL .naa6,,
Ne kS,,esse q f6,reuezetSket
,nert oyt e16bb-,,t6bb noo,,o,,
de nno,,on men too;o b6,n;
M; se,,k;nek CON, ,,ondi,,k
hoou ,nenie,, ,iseyo do,ooy,,;
M; con ki,,ek se,,, ,,ond;,,k
boou no ,eo,,e,, too;o y ,,,;o-
nok no ;non;e MI ,,on5;,,k
boou no nd,61 odo ,,,oo,,kot
n,eGoo,do,ot1n,,,1 ti;,,,Snue,o-
o6syek
~ Aner;ko; voe 30 Acs1;,,
teSet ie1ent6se >cSor;,t eb1o,,
az spben sokkn1 t0bb n6nyt
forditanak q pd1znzntok q ,,os-
mari tudomdnuos kutatdsok
cfzi6ro mini = ,,,,,thnn bdr-
,,ikor
A naou paspdzznzntok ~ ;d6n
IN ooo mn o,o,16rt 61yo.,n. !.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
NEW CASTLEI PIKNIK

A New CaStlei K0zmiivel0d de-
81 K0r most vasarnap, junius
27-en az 0reg Butler Road -
422-es uton lev6 Polish Piknik-
helyen nagy tancmulatsagot
rendez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
VI MAGYAR HETILAP

Radio" cimmel vi amerikai
magyar hetilap indult meg Chi
cagoban. Szerkeszt6i: Kovach
j. Ferenc, a Gary, Indiana al
lami Magyar Radio Ora igaz-
gatoja es Szegedy Laszlo, a
magyarorszagi 'Nenzet" cimu
lapnak volt szerkesztoje.
A Radio" nemcsak a radio
val kapcsolatosh hdelgokkal fog
foglalkozni, hanem teljesen po-
litikamentes es semmifele sze-
melyeskedest meg mem tiiro
mindenfele tanulsagos es s0ora
koztato irasokkal fogja olvaso-
koz0nseget gy0ny0rk0d 0dtetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
HALALOzlSOK

Eperjesi Jozsef, $50 Alexan-
der Ave.-i lakos, aki a multi
szombat esti sztrajk utkozet-
ben reszt vett es sulyosan meg
sertilt, vasarnap a st. Elizabeth
korhazban SO ewes koraban
meghalt. Csechoszlovakiaban
sziiletett, IL evvel ezel6tt jott
Amerikaba es a Sheet & Tube
gyartelepen dolgozott. Tagja
volt a Scent Matyas rom. kat.
tot egyhaznak. Gyaszoljak fele-
sege, gyermekei es nagyszamu
rokonsaga. 49,
Stokan Maria, 1742 Silliman
Ave.-n lako Brown Istvan es
neje z ewes kislanyuk a varosi
korhaz South Side-i osztalyan
iunius 20-an meghalt. Youngs-
townban sziiletett es a Wash
ipgton elemi iskola els6 oSzta-
lyaba jart. Gyaszoljak a sziilei,
negysziilei, fivere es kiterjedt
rokonsaga. Temetese a halot-
tas hazbol es a Magyarok Macy
asszonya rom. kat. egyhaztol
a Calvaria temet6ben ment
vegbe junius 24-en.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24

valamint a sztrajkol6k kozotti
hare ket halottat 6s@ @vagy 100
sebesiiltet eredm6nyezett AZ
mem igaz, hogy 8 halottak
kozt magyar is volt. Eper1esi
mem magyar, hanem tot es
mem rokona az ismert magyar
Eperjesinek.
Az 0sszeutkozes alatt a sztraj
kolok puskaval, karabellyal es
revolverrel lovoldoztek. Ugyan-
csak fegyvert hasznalt a ha
tosag is. A hatosag azonban
leginkabb gazzal dolgozott,
ami, ha kelllemetlen is egy ro-
vid ideig, megsem olyan rossz,
mintha valakinek beverik a fe-
jet, vagy atlovik a mellet.
A seriltek kozt voltak rend-
OroK, SztraJkOlok eS kOZOnSegeS
nezok.
Hetfon reggel nagy izgalmat
'okozott, mikor a gyarosok be-
e,entettek, hogy kedden reggel
nnegnyitjak a Sheet & Tube es
Republic sztrajk Matt lezart
gyarait Youngstownban.
A unio sirgonyokkel fordult
Davey kormanyzohoz es Roose-
velt elnokhoz, hogy akadalyoz-
Yak meg a gyar megnyitasat.
Ugyanakkor Clevelandban a
gyarosok bejelentet tick, hogy q q
CIO-val semnnis korllmenyek
fFolytatas az SILK oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
kAT0NASAc JOTT YOUNGSTOWNBA
RENDFENNTARTASRA. VERES LAzADAs
sztrakhelyzet nagyon valsagos ndket f akacsul
gaszkodik alaspontahoz. kormanyz6 kirendelte mill
ciat hogy fenntartsa uralkod6 allapotot volt
magyar halottja Republic Steel el6tt csatai,ak
Egyre no elegedetlenseg -ss

a nagy acelsztrajk otodik
heteben nagyon valsagos a
helyzet. Az elmult het eseme-
nyeit r0viden 0sszefoglalva es
partatlanul lit adjuk:
Davey kormanyzo bekit6 XII
serletei meghiusultak es a kor-
manyzo az elnokhoz fordult,
kerve az 8 beavatkozasat.
Perkins munkaiigyi minisz-
ter ere kinevezte Charles P.
Taftot Ca volt elnok ifjabb
fiat), Lloyd Garrisont, a wis
consini egyetem jogi dekanjat
es McCrady helyettes munka-
ugyi minisztert, mints bekelte-
to bizottsagot.
A bizottsag annak a RENE
nyenek adott kifejezest, hogy
amig a targyalasok tartanak,
a gyarak mem fogjak megkise-
relni azoknak a telepeknek a
megnyitasat, ahol mem folyik
munka. A bizottsag elso uleset
szombaton tartotta Cleve, and
ban es hetf6re meghivtak a
Go vezerkarat es a. negy nagy
vallalat:: a Sheet & Tube, Re-
public, Bessemer es Inland We
zetoit.
Szombaton este a Republic
gyar el0tt, a Poland Avenuen
sulyos zaVargas Kezdod6tt, a a
mely fel ejszaka eltartott. A
rendorseg es sheriff segedek,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24

zok koztil. Legalabb egy evi
valamelyik egyhazhoz valo
tartozas. Bizonyitek, hogy to-
vabb akar tanulni. Egyforma-
sag eseten segit, ha az illeto
palyazo tagja valamelyik ma
gyar egyletnek es a magyar
nyelv tudasa is segithet.
Este 8 oratol abandon ma
gyar tanc es zene egesz "a
rasig 'csardaban, angol zene-
kar a tanc pavillonban.
A Youngstown es kornyeke
magyar egyhazak es egyletek
nagybizottsaga ezuton is fel-
keri Youngstown es a k0zel
kornyeki magyar egyhazak es
magyar egyleteket, mint New
Castle, Campbell, Sharon, Far
rell, Sharpsville, Alliance,
Niles es Warren, hogy ne tart
sanak Z napon mas 1nulatsa-
got, augustus Len, vasarnap.
Mert ezen a napon ad talal-
kozot az osszes k0rnyekbeli
magyarsag a Youngstown Ido-
ra Parkban, a Magyar Napon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
HALALoS vfCO
AUTO BALESET
Ifj. Csubak Istvan szornyet halt

III. Csubak Istvan Karoly,
II N. Hartfordon lak6 ids.
Csubak Istvan Is neje magyar
sziil6k 81 ewes fla szerdan
junius lean tort6nt auto.
osszeiitkozesben szornyet halt.
A szerencsetlenseg k0zel
Ellsworthoz, a Route 224-en
tortent.
Vele volt Donald Green, A
Edgehill, Wickliffe, % ewes fla
talember is, aki sulyosan meg
serult es ket nappal kes6bb q
Salem, 0. korhazban szinten
belehalt a sulyos serileseiben.
Csubak Youngstownban sziile-
tett, 1935-ben a CLANCY isko-
labol kitiin6en vizsgazott. Mem
sokara a Carnegie Illinois
Steel corp. gyarban kapott
muukat, mint boiler maker.
Tagja volt a Munkas Beteg-
segelyzo Egylet 1O49-ik young
stowni osztalyanak, valan1ilnt
a Carnegie Illinois Corp. relief
Departmentnek. Gyaszoljak:
szlilei id. Csubak Istvan es
neje; fiverei: Gyula es SAN
dor, valamint kitsrjedt rokon-
saga es baratai. Temetese iu-
MUS 19-en szombaton volt a.
st. Brendan femplombol a
Calvaria tenet6ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24

A Scent Imre Egylet most
vasarnap junius 27-en tartja
ez evi nagyszabasu egesz nspi
piknikjet a k0zkedvelt File
mile Csardaban es a Barta-
erdoben, a Clara Aven, a Yes
tai Road folytatasan. A piknik
mar delelott kezdodik, a veget
mindenki ugy hatarozza ell
magat, hogy kint ebedeljen;
lesz zamatos porkolt, barbecue
husfelek, es sok egyeb kitiin6
etel, amelyet Kelemen Miska,
az ohazabol nemreg erkezett
hires szakacs keszit. Valogat-
hat mindenfele eros es gyenge
hisit6 es .kedvderit6 italok
k0z0tt. s. Il
A talpala valo zenet a ked-
velt Orosz Feri nagyobbitott
enekes zenekara szolgaltatia,
akik ere az alkalomra mar
gyakoroljak is a legujabb ma
gyar es amerikai tancdara-
bokat, amelyek most lesznek
el6sz0r lejatszva.
A Macy fedett tanctermen
kivul a szabadban is lehet
tancolni, inert a hangsz6ro a
zenet oda is eljuttatja.
A rendez6 bizottsag minden
.lehet6t elk0vet, hogy minden-
h egy kellemes napot tolt-
son el es amelyre szivesen
meghiv es varja a kornyek-
bell zene, tanc es tarsasagot.
kedvel6 magyarsagot.
A viszontlatasra a tancmu-
latsagon vasarnap!
A Rendes6bis
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
A VERHOVAY SEGELY EGY-
LET 0SZTONDIJAI ES.
TANDIJ-KOLCSONEI

A Verhovay Segely Egylet
mar evek ota felvette program
jaba a testversegitesnek anna
valoban nemes es legszebb for
majat is, mely szerint szegeny-
sorsu tagjainak szorgalmas es
tehetseges gyermekeit oszton-
dijakkal (tandijkolcsonok
tamogatja es ICY lehetove teszi
azoknak a diplomahoz valo ju-
tasat es nagyobb tarsadalmi er
venyesUleset.
Ezen segely 3 eyre szol es
10000 dollar evenkint.
A palyazatok ez ev szeptem-
ber els6 napjaig hyujtand6k
be a Verhovay Segely Egylet
Igazgatosagahoz, 345 Fourth
Ave-, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Magyar Testver! lime egy
okkal t0bb, inert van helyed a
testversegit6 magyar intezme-
nyeinkben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
LOVOLD0Z0 AHARANGOZ0

A West Side-i Second ST.
vegen lev6 SERB ortodox. temp
lom 70 ewes harangozoja ju-
MUS 21-en megsz6litott negy
kislanyt es egy fiut, hogy Sc
gitsegere legyenek a temp
lom kitakaritasanal fizetesert.
A 1915 ewes kis munkas- cso-
port hozza is fogott a munka-
hoz es mikor estere. elvegez-
tex ait, fizetesert jelentkeztek
a harangozonal, aki q fizetes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
BASEBALL MERK0ZES

A Verhovay Betegsegelyz6
Egylet 364-ik fiok Baseball csa-
pata most vasarnap, junius
27-en delutan 3 orakor dont6
merkozest tart Shady Rd.-i
palyan, a Lansingville Men
ter Clothes csapattal. Kerjiik
a magyarsagot minel nagyobb
szamban megjelenjenek az er-
dekesnek igerkezo merkozesen.
Tisztelettel
A VEZET0SEG.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
SIT. ISTVAN : vERHOvAY 2I.

Reteg tagiaink: I'd. Hajdu
fstvAfi, isak 5arsos sT0ta, la
josne, Migletz Ferencne, Piyar-.
nyik Mihalyne, id. Hochwarth
Janos.
Betegseg titkarnal jelenten-
do: 232 S. Garland. Tel: 38877.
GoBER JANOS, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24

helyett revolverrel l0vOld0zni
kezdett. A rend6rseg hamar
megjelent es a harcias gazdat
letartoztattak, mielott valaki-
ben kart tehetett volna
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24
Macy KESzUL0DES.
A MAGYAR NAPRA.

Lesz "Gto g Bokreta." -
lyazaI csx c .tondiira
sss H.
A Magya an
kesziil6dik a ,,sag,
hogy minel nep4 >yet es:
emile ekezetesebbet mIfs. .sson be
az Idora Parkban augustus
Len, vasarnap, a szokasos evi
nagy magyar 0sszejovetelen.
A rendez6 bizottsag mar tel
jesen megegyezett ugy a Park
vezetosegevel, mint a zeneka-
ri karmesterekkel, a szerzode-
seket alairtak.
Az Idora Park-i Heidelberg
csardaban kitiin6 vacsora lesz
kaphato rs centert, amelyre a
jegyek mar most lefoglalhatok
a Nagybizottsag titkaranal,
Gober Janosnal, 232 S. Gar
land Ave-, telefon 38877, vagy
a bizottsag barmelyik tagja-
nal. Ifjabb Buncsy Janos ze-
nekara delutan 2 oratol kitu-
no magyar zenevel fogja szo-
rakoztatni lit a csardaban le-
vo kozonseget.
A Gyongy0s Bokretaban sze-
reploknek meg mindig lehet
jelentkezni a kiilonboz6 egy-
hazak lelkeszeinel, ar1elyet az
egyhazak tagjai kozosen ad-
max elo a Magyar Napon. a
legkozelebbi Gyongyos Bokre-
ia gyakorl6 este es a meg
fennmaradt szerepkiosztas het
f6n ssteae dralsoz Srszrfs
egyhaz, 735 Mahoning Ave,
gyules terneben lesz, amelyen
mar jelen lesz az enek es sza-
~alat taniton Xviii a tancta-
nito es a rendes zenekar is.
Ere az osszej0vetelre lehet6-
leg jelenjenek meg mindazok
is, akik mar szerepet kaptak.
A Gyongyos Bokreta eloada-
sat, amely delutan 2 orakor
kezdodik, ifjabb Orosz Fe-
reno zenekara fogja kiserni,
ugy a Parkba valo bemenete-
lesnel, mint a szinhazban, a
hova magyar napi gombjel-
vennyel lehet maid csak be-
lepni.
A magyar napi gombokat
arusitani kivanok mar most
jelentkezzenek Gober Janos
titkarnal, a feltetelek ugyan-
azok, mint a multi evben, a
gombok ara 25 cent, amelybol
5 cent az elarusitoe.
Ugyancsak delutan q oratol
nagy tanc pavillonban anne
rikai zenekar szorakoztatia a
tanckedvelo k0zonseget. Park
plan.
Kozben delutan / oratol a
baseball palyan labdarugo es
baseball versenyek lesznek.
Delutan 5-tol z craig Orosz
Ferenc magyar zenekara a
nagy tanc pavillonban jatszik
a magyar es egyeb tancked-
veloknek.
A most vizsgazott f6iskolai
tanulok palyazhatnak a nagy-
bizottsag altal kiadando ket
IS dollaros dijak egyikere, ha
a felteteleknek megfelelnek,
ugy ait a magyar napon a
Gyongy0s Bokreta el6adasa
utan a szinhazban adjak XII.
Palyazatot a Nagybizottsag
barmelyik tagja atvesz es to-
vabbit a titkarnak.
Feltetelek: Ket legjobb BIZ
zonyitvanyu tanulo a palya-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-24

19 sSdsalSkdt a gydrtdsi eljd-
rdsok feljaDitdsdnak tanulnad-
'ayosdsdra forditjdk, hogy ezsel
a j0O6ben a DGsipari cikkek
drdt zessdllithassdk.
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Ike Bayless and her daughter, Miss Dorothy Bayless, of Anchorage, who has a civil service position in the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington; Joseph F. Flakne, Dis trict Agricultural Agent at Palmer: Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Siegel of Ketehikan; W. A. Fries and Mrs Fries, of Ketchikan and Metlakatla. William L. Paul of Juneau, and A. J. Martin of Juneau.
 pr. TikhOn Layrischeff, formerly of Hoonah, and Miss Hilja Reinnika of Douglas, who are working on a history of Alaska through coopera- tion of the Rockefeller Foundation with the University of Alaska, also witnessed the inauguration.
 A Naval station for Alaska is pro posed in a bill introduced in the House by Delegate DimOnd on Jan uary 29. Enactment of the bill would authorize and direct the Sec retary of the Navy to locate a Ma val station and appurtenant build ings, landing fields, docks, roads, walks. aerodrome, signal systems. and target ranges, and other facili- ties essential to such a station. The bill authorizes an appropriation of 100 million dollars for carrying out it's provisions.
 Considerable interest has been not ed about the proposed measure which is in character with the pro- gram of defense for Alaska urged i by the Delegate since his election to the 73rd Congress. The expira- tion of the Washington Treaty of 1922 last month, with it's limiting restrictions on the fortifying of cer- tain places in the Territory, tends to make this an appropriate time to lay the ground work for Naval de- fense in Alaska. That the Navy De- partment is keenly alert to the 3tra- tegic importance of the Territory 1 in plan of national defense is seen in a statement made in November last year by Admiral ". H. Stand ley. then Chief of Naval Operations, when he said, The strategical importance of the Alaskan area has not been overlooked by the Navy De- partment, and the future defensive requirements will be given priority according to their relative import ance."
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WRANGELL WRINGER
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Continued from Page One) say nothing of Eleanor. Rudden will probably be invited 10 move right into the White House and make himself at home.
 The most idiotic thing I've read in a lon gtime. said F. A Cooper in at Louie's the other night, is where the folks of a town in Texas opposed to newspapers that display women's naked legs in pictures tried to get bill through the state legis- lature about it." Did they find a legislator to introduce such bill someone asked. "Yes,," said Cooper. they got a senator, all right. I'd made up my mind that he was crazy or something-and something was right. At the end of the IT, tiele it stated the man had been blind from infancy"
 We heard that some passengers on the Gorgas decided to take a drive into the country while the boat was in port last week and after they had piled in, a gay lad from the bright lights of the Arctic Circle came along and said. "I say driver, is your Noah's Ark full2'' and Charlie Early answered. "One monkey short. jump right in"
 
 To those who claim there is nc such thing as luck, we'd like to ask how they account for the fact that Mr. and Mrs. Sverre Larson | have three times in the past 13 months had their names drawn on silver night at the Coliseum. Mrs
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-02-12
OFF THE GRLDDLE
By Jack Wilson,
Chicken Saute, Marriage

Chicken Saute, Marriage
 Disjoint your chicken, roll in flour in a pan and brown in the oven. and when brown enough, put it into a sauce pan with a little but ter. Pour some chicken broth over 1t and stir. When mixed season with salt and pepper and strain over the chicken, add to it a glass Of port wine and a glass of sherry wine and serve with Drowned potatoes.
 Beef, A-La-Mode
 Take piece of round of Beef, make holes in if with your steel, then draw salt pork through the holes with a larding needle. Put in a jar with enough vinegar to cover add one pint sherry wine. salt and pepper, a few cloves and whole black peppers. Put a few vegetables in and let stand for days then cook in sauce pan in a brown gravy. add 1 pint of the broth the meat has been in.
 Cook some vegetables, separate and put in.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-02-12
NOTICE

Automobile and drivers licenses for 1887 became due and payable on January 1. Cars must not be operated nor any person drive a ear without proper ear and drivers licenses.
 l.. B. Chisholm City Clerk