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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23

Magyar Amerika egyleteit
tovabb ostromoljak azok a kor-
levelek, amelyek "Demokrata
Magyarok Vilagertekezletere'
inutaljak a magyarokat Pa
risba.
Ezekben a korlevelekben az
egyletektol termeszetesen ell
s6sorban penzt kernek, ma
sodsorban helyi bizottsagokat
akarnak veliik csinaltatni,
hogy a magyar koloniak erre
az ertekezletre a koveteiket el-
kiildjek.
A hangzatos korlevelben va,
losaggal AIT irjak, hogy pa.
risi konferencia meg fogja 9
demokratizmust - Magyaror.
saigon csinalni; es olyan szine
zetet adnak ennek a "vilag
ertekezletnek'', mintha az leg.
alabb is utasitasokat adhatns
maid a magyar tarsadalomnal
es a magyar kormanynak.
Tobbizben megirtuk mar
hogy korlevelek erosen alkal
masak a magyar egyletek fel
revezetesere es hogy ebben {
kerdesben meg kellene minder
amerikai magyar tenyez6nel
szolalni. Sot kotelessegmulasz
tast kovet ell - szerintunk, -
aki AIT elmulasztja megtenni
Az a hitiink, hogy ha a;
amerikai magyar egyletek tisz
tan latnak ebben a kerdesben
magyar Amerika egyetlen ko
vetet sem kuld Parisba.
Es bar a Szabadsag egyetler
cikken Xviii - es a szindikal
hetilapokon kivul = senki men
szolalt meg idaig, termeszetes
hogy mi a felvilagositas mum
kajat folytatjuk.
A parisi "vilagertekezlet'
amerikai magyar taborabar
ketfele elemet talalunk.
Olyanokat, akik johiszemueE
ugyan, de tulsokat tartanal
magukrol es ait hiszik, hogy
Europa es elsosorban Magyar
orszag sulyos problemainak {
megoldasa egyenesen rajul
var; es olyanokat, akik rossz
hiszemuen minden alkalma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23

fasizmussal, militarizmussal va
dolja.
Keptelenseg lenne .elkepzelni,
hogy AIT mem sietne azonnal
a vilag kozvelemenye el6tt, a
sajat nepeik kozvelemenye
el6tt felhasznalni a kis antant.
Es eppen ez a teny az, amely
az egesz parisi hecc tervezete-
mex eredetet gyanussa tette
elottunk mar akkor is, mikor
az Erdelyben megjelen6 Keleti
Ujsag leleplezesei napvilagot
meg mem lattak.
CA "Keleti Ujsag' megirta,
hogy mem Amerikaban sziile-
tett ez a gondolat, hanem Pra-
gaban, ahonnan Garbait. ezzel
kiildtek eloszor Erdelybe es
csak azutan mihozzank.)
Eddig tartana k0rilbeliil, a
NIT a mozgalomban resztvev6
JoHISZEMU emberek figyel.
mebe ajanlunk.
Mi azonban megszoktuk
hogy nagyon egyenesen beszel.
junk.
Es eppen azert leszogezzuk
hogy a mozgalom legtobb osz
lopanak johiszemuseget mi egy
pillanatra Sc voltunk hajlan
| dok feltenni.
Mert nagyjabol ugyanazokat
a gentlemeneket lattuk mog0t
tie, akik eddig is minden alkal
mat felhasznaltak, hogy Ma
gyarorszagot a legfektelenebt
gyul0lettel pellengere allitsak
Ugyanazokat az urakat lat
juk, nagyjabol, akik annak ide
jen Rakosi ugyeben olyan vi
lagraszolo larmat probaltal
csinalni, de akik olyan er6se1
meglapulnak most, mikor a:
altaluk "munkashazanak" ii
tulalt Szovjetnel mem mernel
a Kun Bella erdekeben semmi
csinalni. Meg a szajukat sen
merik vagy akarjak kinyitni.
Mi ugyanazokat az uraka
latjuk = nagyjaban, = akil
a szerencsetlen magyar mem
zet kormanyzataban szazeze
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23

amelynek erdekeben allitolag
az ertekezletet tartjak, egy jot-
tanyit is segithet?
Hiszen ha Magyarorszagon
csakugyan diktatura, fasizmus,
militarizmus, rabszolgasag, ell
nyomatas, stb. van, NIT mem
vagyunk hajlandok koncedalni
ezekben a sorokban, akkor egy
ilyen egesz vilagra szolo meg
hurcolas a magyar "diktatu-
rat" megtorlo intezkedesekre
birhatna. Vagyis nemhogy Sc
gitenenek, de er6sen artana-
max az "elnyomott" magyar
nepnek egy ilyen nyilvanos es
vilagraszolonak tervezett "meg-
belyegzessel', ha - igaz lenne
mindaz, amt allitanak a ma
gyar nep sorsarol.
Mem lehet tehat ezt a szan-
dekot altalanossagban johisze.
mlinek nevezni.
Ha azonban ez nem ICY len.
ne, akkor mines helye Ameriks
magyarsaganak semmifele gyt.
lessen, amely Magyarorszagor
elo testvereink sorsat akaria
intezni.
Egyszer tortent meg az utol.
SO husz evben - mikor a Re.
vizios Ligan at Pivany Jen6t
idekildtek, - hogy Magyaror'
sag tarsadalmanak egy tore
deke belle akart szolni az anne
rikai magyarsag sorsaba.
Mi voltunk a legelsok, akik til
takoztunk ez ellen, de tiltakoz
tax . meg pedlg lgen hango
san tiltakoztak azok. is, akiE
most innen a magyar nel
sorsaba akarnak beleavatkozn
olyan erosen.
Mikor az amerikai magyarol
polgaraiva valtak ennek a ha'
zanak, mikor a magyar polgar
iogok terheit es jogait On
KENT feladtak. termeszetsze
ruleg lemondtak arrol a jog
rol, hogy Magyarorszag es g
magyar nep sorsat innen =
vagy Parisbol = rendezzek.
Ha azonban a sziilof0ld iran
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23

ii ragaszkodas logan, a szen-
timentalizmus reven, mem be-
avatkozast, de a keres jogat es
lehet6seget akarjak keresni,
azert johiszemu emberek mem
mennek Parisba.
Fla ezt a velt, de mem letezo
jogot vindikalva magunknak,
Magyarorszag beligyeiben val
tozast szeretnenek surgetni,
ait - Budapesten lehet eset-
leg megtenni. Joizlesu es johi-
szemu emberek azonban meg
oft sem kovetelnek maguknak
beavatkozasi jogot azutan,
hogy a magyar polgarsagrol a
sajat akaratukbol lemondtak.
Ha azonban messze men
nenk a tiirelemben ebben a
kerdesben es a fent irt dolgo-
kat mind el akarnank feledni
akkor sc lenne szabad egy
ilyen vilagertekezletre gondol-
nj a jelenlegi helyzetben.
Mert akar Pragaban rendel-
tex meg ezt az ertekezletet
akar mem - es a Keleti Ujsag
leleplezesei utan keves ketsee
van iranta, hogy az otlet Pra.
gaban fogamzott, - egy ilyer
parisi botranynak mem latina
mem lathatna hasznat. csak g
kis antant.
Elerkezett az lido, hogy Ma.
gyarorszag es Europa, SGT $40
rosabban a kis antant, Ma.
gyarorszag teljes szuverenita
sanak a visszaallitasarol tar.
gyalnak.
Magyarorszag az egyetler
megvert allan, amely a sajat
szuverenitasat, a magyar had
sereg meghatarozasanak a ker
deset mem vette sajat kezebe
inert ait ketoldali szerz6des
sci akarja megtenni.
(Van-e tisztesseges magyar {
vilagon, aki magyar nemzet
mex EFT a jogat vitatja?)
Soha alkalomszeriibben nen
! jonne a kis antantnak egy
olyan magyar demonstraci6, {
mely a magyar kormanyzato
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23
AZ ALTALANOS SzTRAJK FECYvERE
BIzONYOS ESETEKBEN JOCOSULT

lasa, b0lcselete Is celjai harom
kulonb0z6 csoportra oszthatok,
amelyeket ICY lehet meghata-
rozni:
l. Az altalanos sztrajk for
radalmi kiserlet lehet, amely
az uralmon levo allami rend-
szert teljes egeszeben meg
akarja d0nteni.
2. Az altalanos sztrajk eel
ia az lehet, hogy egyes helye-
ken, vagy termelesi agakban
segitsegere szolgaljon tome
geknek a tapasztalhato vissza-
elesek es panaszok kikiiszobo-
lesere.
3. Vegil politikai celia is le-
het az altalanos sztrajknak,
amely ilyen esetben kor-
manyzast es a. torvenyhozast
probalja befolyasolni.
Alapjaban we've az altalanos
sztrajk igazi celia megis csak
a forradalmi valtozas. Ehhez
az eszk0zhoz t0bbnyire a tul-
zok, az anarchistak, a kommu-
nistak es az amerikai t0rtene-
lemben a szindikalistak nyul-
tax.
A forradalmi jellegi altala-
nos sztrajkot a francia szindi-
kalistak kezdtek 1888-ban
George Sorel vezetese alatt,
akit akkor meg er6sen tamoga-
tott a kes6bbi francia minisz-
tereln0k, Aristide BRAND is.
EFT a gondolatot Amerikaba
William D. Haywood hozta, az
I. w. w. alapitoja, akinsk azon
ban sohase sikeriilt az, hogy
altalanos .sztrajkot rendezzen.
A tszindikalistak alaposan
kidolgoztak az altalanos
sztrajk bolcseletet. Program
juk az, hogy el6bb minel t0bb
munkaadot kergessenek csod-
be apr6 sztrajkok, a termeles
lelassitasa es mas zavarok ut
jan, maid a t6kes osztaly leto-
rese erdekeben altalanos sztraj-
kot rendezzenek, amikor is a
radikalisok jutnanak kormany-
ra es egy csapasra veget vet
nenek a tokes rendszernek, a
mely uralmon van.
Bolsevizmus nev alatt ez va
losult meg Oroszorszagban. Az
egyetien kerdes, amely az orosz
peldanal meg nem kapott KEEL
lo feleletet, az, hogy vajjon a
toket es a politikai hatalmat
kezebe szerzett munkasoszaly
tudja-e a termelt javakat
egyenletesebben elosztani, mint
a tokes rendszer?
A gyakorlat ,eddig mem mu-
tat Oroszorszagban biztato
eredmenyeket. Eddig meg mem
tudtak a gazdasagi eletb6l az
ellenteteket kikusz0bOlni es
mem tudtak lehetoleg egyforma
joletet biztositani minden
orosz embernek. Azert mond-
juk, hogy lehetoleg egyforma
joletet, inert a gyakorlat mar
igazolta AIT, hogy teljesen egy-
forma joletet a kommunizmus
Sc tud nyujtani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23

Egyre er6sebb lesz a hit,
hogy a CIO egyetemes, alfalfa
nos, az egesz orszagra kiter-
jed6 sztrajkot fog elrendelni
celjainak elerese erdekeben. Ez
YETI felszinre ait a kerdest,
hogy jogosult-e egy ilyen alta
lanos sztrajk, vagy pedig olyan
mertekben serti a k0zerdeket,
hogy a kormanyhatalom es a
szervezett tarsadalmi er6 min
den eszkozt felhasznalt annak
let0resere Is ha lehet, el0zetes
megakadalyozasara.
A kerdes csak ugy lehet ell
d0nteni, ha alaposabban WIS
galjuk az altalanos sztrajkok
termeszetet.
Altalanos sztrajk ket modon
erheto ell:
/. Minden ember, aki ket ke-
re munkajaval keresi kenye-
ret, abbahagyja a munkat es
megallitja a forgalom gepeze-
tet.
2. Bizonyos alapvet6 terme-
lesi agak, mint az elelmisze-
rex termelese k0riil, vagy a
forgalomban, vasutaknal, ha.
joknal alkalmazottak tagad.
jak meg a munkat es ICY min.
den mas iizemet megallasrs
kenyszeritenek.
Keresztilviteli modja tehat
csak ketto van az altalanos
sztrajknak, ellenben elgondo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-09-23

hibat ta1alrak, de soha egy pill
lanatra eszukbe sem jut, hogy
a hibakat a sajat- "munkasha
zajuk" kormanyanal is meg
nezzek.
Mi tehat igenis feltesszik,
hogy a Parisba 0sszehivott gya-
lazkodas igazi ertelmi szerzoi
es amerikai magyar tamogatoi-
max nagy resze egyenesen re-
torziokra akarja ingerelni Ma
gyarorszag kormanyat; vagyis
nem segiteni, de artani akar
annak a magyar nepnek, a
melynek sorsaba avatkozni XII
vannak. nu
A kommunistak mem demo
kraciat akarnak sem Magyar
orszagon, sem mashol, hanem
elnyomatast, diktaturat, inert
az - forradalmakat silt, for
radalmakat hoz magaval es ez
a kommunizmus focelja.
Ha a gylles amerikai ma
gyar oszlopainak olyan nagyon
kedves a demokracia, hogy AIT
Parison keresztiil akarjak ko-
vetelni magyar nep szamara.
inert mem kerik AIT eloszor az
altaluk 'munkashazanak" ne
vezett Oroszorszag szamara
azoknal, akiknek a veres ter
rorjat igazan bajos demokra.
cianak nevezni.
Mem, kerem, parisi larms
apostolai es szoszoloi beszel.
hetnek amennyit akarnak, az
"ertekezlet" v0ros szinet fe
herre mazolni mem fogjak
inert akarhany szocialista E.
liberals honfitars tartja szlk
segesnek. hogy "kozos 'front.'
kotelezettsege alatt EFT a moz
galmat megvedje, az amerika
magyarsag tisztan latja, hog,
koztunk mozgalmat legin
kabb a kommunistak csinaljak
Ami maga is eleg lenne hoz
"a, hogy annak rosszhiszemti
seget beigazolja el6ttiink.
Es ez eleg lenne "a, hog,
Paristol minden joakaratu ma
gyart visszariasszon.
A pragai fogantatas azonbal
meg sulyosabb belyeget rak
gyulesre es erdekes, hogy ba
bennunket akartak a kiielen
tessel - valotlanul - vadoln
abbol a taborb6l hangzott fe
eloszor a "hazaarulas" csata
klaltasa, ami nekiink nem
Jutott volna esziinkbe. Mert n
az amerikai polgarokka val
magyarok hazajat az Egyesii]
Allamokban szoktuk talalni
Isneteljuk, hogy j6szandek
} magyar ember - kiilonosen
Keleti Ujsag megdobbent6 Ii
leplezese utan - mem mehe
el Parisba; es minden magya
tenyezo kotelessege lenne, hog
alast foglaljon es tiszta kept
mutasson magyar Americana
ebben a kerdesben.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-11
BARTENDER QUITS POST FOR PULPIT
Missouri Man Receives Batch of Congratula-
 tiOns for Action

Springfield. Mo. P)c-Meryl E. Dowden, who discarded a bartend- CTS apron in hope of acquiring a clergyman's robes, today inspected stack of correspondence from throughout the nation, praising him for his action.
 Dowden quit his taproom job whe he was converted at a revival meeting of the Fundamentalist Bap- list church. He was acting presi- dent of the Bartenders' union here.
 Today Dowden drives his auto mobile through the city, calling on the "unsaved" and answering calls of people who want to hear of his wonderful experience"
 Friends Cheer Act
 Dowden said all his former com- panions, the bartenders, are for him in his new undertaking. He plans to enter Bible school at Chicago.
 According to Dowden, the best let '.' in his files came from a con- verted bartender in Kansas City, Lloyd J. Renfro.
 Renfro wrote that at one time he belonged to the Bartenders union in Springfield, but he too had to give 1t up and serve God instead of working in one of the devils dens."
 DoWden has received letters from Kansas, Oklahoma, Ohio California. Missouri, Texas, Arkan- sas and New York, written by per- sons in all walks of life.
 Urged To Have Courage"
 All admonish him to have courage and don't slip" Many ask for detailed accounts of his conversion. Others inclosed quo tations from the Scriptures and begged Dowden to "pray for us."
 Dowden, Bible in hand. makes daily rounds of the hospitals. He visited a prisoner at the county jail at the request of relatives. The prisoner told Dowden that he would like to attend church. Dow den appealed to the sheriff, offer ing to escort the man to church and back to jail. The sheriff would not consent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-11
Brain TwizzIers By Prot ]. Q. Flint

.Twizzler Vance gave the o' Pro- lessor a new kind of problem for to- day. Stimulate your imaglnatlons because this will tax your abilities heavily.
 The problem is to i'll in the blanks in the following paragraph with four letter words, each word having the same four letters and no two words alike. Here you are--- A old lady, on bent, Put on her and away she went;
 my son, she was heard to say. What shell we do to today? How Ao you like fhat7
 Answer To Yesterdays TwbxzIer
 Bill sold one dozen for one cent end had three eggs left. Bob s0;d four dozen At one cent twr dozen and had two eggs left.
 Jsck sold seven dozen at one cent K dozen and had one egg left.
 Each sold leftover eggs at three cents per egg giving ' total Of ten cents each.
 lk;anyriGht John 2. Diils Ca,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-11
HE STORY SO FAR

The gaiety of the Christmas parry at Thunder Mesa" the de FcrsJt hacienda in New Mexico, hss . tragic ending when PEARL SAM DE FOREST, oldest of three brothers, is found dead with an ancient knife In his throat.
 Each of the de Forest brothers has the first name Pearl" PEARL JOHN is the youngest. PEARL PIERRE next. Others at the house are: TANTE JOSE PEEINE, old and an invalid; BET TY WEIGH, her young cOmpan- fen; RAMON vASQUEZ and AN- GELTQUE ABEYTA, guests at the party; PROFESSOR SHAW arch e0Iogist; and BOB GRAHAM, tire salesman stopping at the hacienda while his car is being repaired.
 The body of Pearl Sam, placed in the house chapel has dis appeared. Later Ramon and An- gelique learn that it has been burned. Pearl Pierre announces that officers have been sent for. Next morning Pearl Pierre fails to appear. He Is found, lifeless, knife that killed his brother, in his throat
 Pearl John announces he k go- ing to destroy the knife, but when he gees to get it, the knife has disappeared. Pearl John accuses the Indian servant. BROKEN SHIELD, of the murders, and Tante Josephine defends him. Next morning Tante Josephine, too. Is dead.
 Broken Shield is not to be found. Professor Shaw investi- gates the cellar of the house, dis cover a secret passage and is about t0 enter 1t when someone springs on him.
 NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-11
CHAPTER XIX

When the dinner hour arrived Bob went to Professor ShaW's room to call him. There was no response to his knock, go Bob opened the soor end found the room empty. Another person missing! Feeling terror. he returned to the living room and told Pearl John that the professor vas not in his room. The others had all gone to the dining room.
 For an instant Pearl Johns face paled. Then he laid hand on Bob's arm. Not a word of this to the others until we're sure he S not on the place somewhere Wac there anything out Of place in his room?" He asked the last que 5tIon because Bob's face showed that he still had something on hia rnit.d.
 @Ro." Bob answered, but since 50 much has happened, I think l ought to tell you what saw the night before Pearl Pierre's death He related in detail the scene in the hall outside his door between Pc1g1 Pierre and Angelique and told hoJ the girl had trailcd Pearl Pierre to the door with the lions head knocker.
 "Ah, now we're getting some- whsrel' de Forest exclaimed. Leave this to me, Bob
 Bob looked at him moment in perplexity. half wishing he had held flis tongue Dc Forest had certainly been hard as flint with the Indian.
 Pearl John walked toward the dining room.
 To the others in tho dining room he explained, Professor Shaw does not care for lunch. hnge- Iique, perhaps you would take me on for q game Of billiards af- ter dinner. feel as though I needed to have my mind dis tracted."
 "I'd love to. Pearl John she replied with her flashing smile.
 Bob felt q tWinRe of conscience as he looked at the pretty little firt. Ramon cast quick glance at de Forest but soon was talking again with Betty, who sat at his side.
 Later the click of the billiard balls could be heard as Ramon paused a moment outside the bil- Hard room. Satisfied. he walked away down the corridor.
 But when the game was over and Angelique had claimed vic- tory over her opponent. Pearl John put the cues away and, drawing her to q seat beside him. asked suddenly:
 What were you and my brother doing in the hallway the night be- fore his death? You told us that you had not seen him again after we all said good night in the living room"
 ''Why-why, what do you mean?" she gasped, surprised into the ans wer.
 Just what I said" he answered coldly. You were carrying on q well, a rather touching scene with him shall we say2 Then,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-11

minds at rest" he added Sarcas- tically.
 AS they went down the hall Ramon came from his room.
 were going down into the basement" Pearl John told him Better come along, too"
 You want me to come?" asked Vasquez, Then, as the other nod. ded. he Joined them.
 They went down the long flight of stairs silently and, at the bot. tom, stopped suddenly. On thu floor before them lay Professor Shaw.
 (TO Be COntinuedI
Washington Journal., 1937-06-04
(GOrtfebuns fOIqt,)
@ettIer & {. @ettIel

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.RDnnte ib pielei9t elm paar abge.
legte S6ube betommen2" 6rau
(6urfd): SD i6ente gettIern ni9ts
~ unb i~iberbaupt bin i'd @ittpe."
8sttler: %, i9 CLAUDE, Sbre S@ube
piirben mir aud paRen."
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SD mD9te meinem Manue
cine @eOidtiammIung Sum 9eburtss
tag taufen." = n6ut Sbr 9err Sc
mabl fir ettpas befrnbere 8Drliebeg"
-,Sd, fiirs Gtatfpielenl" = .G96n,
bann fdenten Sic ibm rSpielmannss
lieber"!"
- @atertoIo. sd Jag Sb=
men. mein MOriB9e lit d gu tluges
&inb. Neuli9 bab' i9 @eburtstag
unb geb' ibm a Sbaler, CAP er mir
fam MAIDEN d @sl9ent. Nas ma@t
bus 8iibhe9 Rauft 4 grpbe Sorte,
pD er Ielbit iBt BON bas Meiite, un6
ISBt ie anf9reiben."
Washington Journal., 1937-06-04

Mm Ra9mittas lisfsn Der 6anfi
unb bic SeDerina our Sdule. bic fe
am mOrgen, hires llm5uss balber. ge=
i9ndn5t batten. Ser 9anfi ihritt
DOraus, itumpfte nit i8wsrtm S4u9s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-24
LEGION MARES ASKED
 TO BE ON HAD TONIGHT TO CLEAN UP CEMETERY

In order to get the Legion plot in shape before Memorial Day mem bers of Afford John Bradford Post, American Legion, are planning a working party tonight and all mem bers are asked by Commander Will liam O. Johnson to be at the Dug out promptly at o'clock so the work can be completed this even ing.
 Plans are going forward for the Memorial Day exercises which will be held at 10 o'clock next Sunday morning in the Elks' Hall. Fol lowing the ceremony at the hall, the Legion, in customary manner, will parade to the waterfront where brief ceremonies will be held in hon. CT of the sailor dead and thence the column will move to the cemetery for the final observances.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-24
Don Skuse Sails to Wed Niece Of
 Charles Garter
Will Be Married to Miss Lillian Hawson on
 June l2 in Toronto

Don Skuse left for the south or board the Yukon this morning en- route to Toronto, Canada, where he is to married on June F to Miss Lillian Coraline Hawson, niece oi Charles w. Carter.
 MT. Skuse met Miss Hawson through a letter of introduction given him by MT. Garter last year and stopped in Toronto to see her and her family while in the East on a business trip in 1886.
 Formal announcement of their engagement was made on May IT in Toronto, where Miss Hawson has been a nurse at the Toronto Gen. eral Hospital for the past five years The ceremony will be church we'd ding in Toronto, following which MT. and Mrs. Skuse will leave for the west.
 They will stop in Vancouver, Wash. where he is to attend the grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, of which he is con- vention representative. Later they will travel down the Redwood High way to Old Mexico on their we'd ding trip. They are sailing from Vancouver on July 10, and will make their home in Juneau.
 Although Mir Skuse was able to remain in Toronto only week last year when he met Miss Hawson, he has been acquainted with her longer than her uncle, MT. Carter, who has never seen her He and Mrs Carter are looking forward to their arrival in Juneau this sum- mer.
 MT. Skuse, who was born in Ju- neau and who has made his home here for many years, is an assist ant at the Charles w. Carter Mor- tuary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-24
NO-HOST PARTY AT
 PERCY'S HELD ON
 SATURDAY EVENING

A no-hoSL informal party was helc lat Percys Cafe, Saturday evening assembling IT couples, many oi whom were teachers leaving for the south today for the summer vaca- ton.
 Present for the occasion were Dr. and Mrs. w. M Whitehead. Mir and Mrs. Monte Grisham, Mir and Mrs. Louis Delebecque. MT. and Mrs. Ro- bert Brown, MT. and Mrs. Howard Simmons, MT. and Mrs Harold Gall was, MT. and Mrs. Wes Overby, MT and Mrs, J. B. Burford, Miss Gret- chen DeLeo, Miss Velma Bloom, Mrs. Venetia Hahn, Miss Pauline Monroe, Miss Marion Foster, Mrs. Helen Smith Cass, Miss Gladys Brewis, Miss Helen Parrott, Miss Robbie Barton, MT Alex Durham, Mir. James McNaughton, MT. Nor man Banfield, MT. Everett Brick son, MT. Ed Richey, MT. Fred Welch, MT. Wilbur Wester. Mir Fred Ak ford, and MT. John Keyser.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-24
Miss Baldwin, MT. Larsson Married
 Saturday Evening

In a gown of white lace, made in Princess style, with which she carried a bridal bouquet of lilies of the valley and sweet peas, Miss Dolly Baldwin became the bride of MT. George Larson at an evening ceremony, Saturday
 The service was performed at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Grant Baldwin, by Rev. John A. Glasse, for which only members of the family and close friends were in attendance Mrs. Jack Gould, the matron of honor, was dressed in a print gown with a background of oyster white, and carried a bouquet of snap dragons, contrasting with the shades of flowers carried by the bride. In addition to the flowers in her bouquet, the bride wore wreath of baby rose buds in her hair, and her only piece of jewelry was an heirloom cameo given her by the bridegroom
 Mrs. Baldwin was dressed in a gown of mauve lace for her daugh ter's wedding. Mrs. H. M. Holman sang "Oh, Promise Me" and Miss Helen Torkelson played the piano accompaniment and the wedding march.
 Following the service, a reception was held assembling close to 100 friends of the couple.
 MT. and Mrs Larson are making their home in the Snow White apartments Mir. Larson, son of MT. Claus Larson, is employed by the Snow White Laundry.