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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-03


Regime, allots 300 to the protec-
tive foods. The foods listed be-
low should form the basis Of all
diets, reducing, gaining, or nor
NAL:
Milk-One pint to one quart
daily.
Reducers-One pint buttermilk
or SKINNED milk.
FruitS-One citrus, or tomato
Juice, plus one fresh. canned or
dried fruit.
VegetableS-Two daily, one be-
ing a green leafy, in addition to
potato.
Salad - Fresh vegetable salad.
Vinegar or reducer's dressing for
the overweights. French dressing
or mayonnaise for the under
weights.
Butter-one and one-half table
spoon daily for the reducers.
Two pats per meal for the
gamers.
Eggs-One daily.
Bread and Cereals - Three
slices whole grain bread daily for
reducers. Bread at every meal for
gamers. Cereal with cream daily
for gamers.
II you never eat that much food
try it and get slim! You can go
hungry and gain weight unless
you know your Galleries.
The effectiveness of these re-
ducing meanus lies in the adequate
supply of protective foods. and in
calorie balance and distribution.
Perhaps you have been gaining
weight on just one decent meal
day. then eat breakfast for a
change. The morning meal gives
you a lift and the right start for
the day. Food is a stimulant, and
you need an adequate luncheon to
supply energy for the afternoon.
Dinner at night should be limited
to TOO calorieS. The ideal reduc-
ing plan would be to have dinner
at noon, except for the sedentary
worker, whose mental efficiency
is leSsened by heavy meal.
The most satisfactory reducing
diet sustains the highest degree
Of mental and physical efficiency.
The body cannot store vitaminS
and minerals as it stores calorieS.
Therefore, the protective foods
must be taken daily.
In addition to the protective
foods, the diet should provide suf-
flcient Galleries to cover internal
fInctioning. No person of five
feet in height should adopt a diet
Of less than 1000 calorieS. The
average reducing diet should
furnish 1900 calories daily, and
after this week the daily menus
viii be balanced at that number.
Here's to better health with less
weight.
THOUsAND-CALORTE BALANCED
e. MENU
cALoRIEs
Breakfast
Orange Juice, u glass ............ so
Poached egg on toast ............ $50
Coffee, teaspoon cream, rounded
teaspoon sugar ..........,..,... %
ESQ
Luncheon
Toasted lettuce and tomato sandwich $50
gkimmed milk or buttermilk, l glass 80
= -
$50
Dinner
Iamb ehop, broiIed, 1.......... 100
RaEed notatO 100
Butter, " pat .....,............ 81
BEoiled tomato .............:..... IS
Chopped vegetable salad Vinegar
and OeasOningl .................. 25
Fruif ,...,,,,,,... so
Glass Of skinned milk. .......... 30
CT 4eO
Total caIOries for day. ...... 1000
Your Dietitian.
IDA JEAN kahn.
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The leaflet Of pointers to
sIimness" will help you to
estimate your calOrie allow
ance for reducing safely but
steadily. Enclose a stamped,
self addressed envelope with
your request for the leaflet.
Address Ida Jean Kahn, The
Washington Times.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-11
"oNE-QUART" Cannon VESzTETT

DAM hangos legenyre. Ma mar
eszebe kell hozni az olvaso,
max, hogy XII is az a Cannon
pusp0k, aki egy hatalmas er-
kolcsi pofont kapott a napok-
ban.
Annak idejen Tinkham KEEP
visel6 nyilvanosan allitotta a
piisp0krol, hogy a t0rvenyt
kijatszotta, ha egyenesen meg
mem szegte Cannon azzal
valaszolt, hogy konnyii a cong
ressmannak, inert amt a cong.
ressusban mondanak, azert
mem felelosek a honatyak a
birosag elott.
Tinkham azonban azonnal
megtette a puspoknek a szi.
vesseget, hogy a vadjait a
congressuson kivul is elmond-
ia es rakenyszeritette, hogy az
pereljen.
Bar Cannont 1933-ban fel-
mentette a birosag, amely So
ha mem csuk el szivesen egy
puspokot, ezuttal "One-quart''
baratunk porul jart.
A regen huzod6 tigy letar,
gyalasat soha mem 6, mindig
az alperes Tinkham sirgette
es a targyalast a washington
biro, Justice Jennings Baily
megtartotta vegre a napokban
Es a targyalas a panasz el-
utasitasaval vegz6dott, inert 6
biro szerint a puspok ur igenis
kijatszotta az orszag torvenyet
mikozben az alkotmanyra valt
hivatkozassal a szarazsag mel
lett teglaval verte a mellet na
ponta, hogy 6 milyen jo poi
CARA ennek a hazanak.
AIT mem irtak meg az ujsa
gok, hogy a pusp0k ur elsu
lyedt-e a szegyentol, mikor ;
torvenyszeken, ahova a becsu
letet ment keresni, ilyen po
font csaptak az arcara, d.
mem hissziik, hogy ez a csc
kelyseg a plspok0t nagyol
bantana.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-11
A BERJAVITAS, AMELY

szinten altalanos beremelest
idezett el6 az egesz orszagban,
voltakeppen masodlagos ker-
des lett a fontosabb az, hogy
a szervezetek elismeresevel be-
kesen lehet a munkaadonak
es a munkasnak targyalni.
A nehez ipar hirtelen j0tt
elhatarozasanak t0bb Okla van
S eek kozt termeszetesen az
els6t a Feher Hazban lehet ta-
lalnunk.
Meg meg sem kezd6d0tt a
General Motorsnal a sit-down
sztrajk, az aceltruszt elnoket
Roosevelt maga ele idezte es
t0bbszori talalkozason ARA
kerte, hogy a harcot keruljek.
Megerttette vele es rata ke-
resztiil a nehez ipar gazdaival,
hogy a kormanynak hajthatat-
Ian a szandeka, hogy a kor-
many nagy bevasarlasai ugyis
megkovetelik a Walsh-Healy
torveny alapjan a negyven
oras munkahetet es a tulorak
kiilon fizeteset hogy tekintet
nelkiil mindenre, vi NRA lesz
az orszagban a kozel jov6ben
Az oriasi t0bbseget nyert, te-
hat oriasi hatalommal bir6 ell
nokkel szembe szallni mem
mertek S talan meg ennel is
fontosabb volt, hogy minden.
ben egyetertett vele Earle kor.
! manyz6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-11
Az ACELIPAR
BESZERVEZESE

olyan kimagaslo es fontos
esemenye a multi hetnek, hogy
azzal az orszag iparanak a
torteneteben valosaggal vi
korszak kezd6dik.
Szamitani lehetett ra, hogy
a nehez ipar kenytelen lesz
el6bb-ut6bb beh6dolni az vi
rendnek, de ere a dramai
gyorsasagra es ere a bekes
megegyezesre mem volt elke-
sziilve senki sem s a multi het
elejen az egesz nemzet 0r0m-
mel Is h&laval fogadta a be-
kes egyezseg hiret.
"A nehez ipar urai ezuttal ell
Sc izben olyan helyes tapin-
tattal jartak ell, amit munkas-
kerdesekben mem szoktunk
meg a negyven ev el6tti nagy
Homestead verengzes 6ta a
resziir6l.
A szer16des ait jelenti, hogy
a most foly6 ipari haboruban
nagyobb iitk0zetek mem lesz-
mex, hogy a kisebb iparvalla-
latok kenytelenek lesznek a
nagyokat k0vetni hogy ne
hany h6nap mulva teljes be-
ke lesz az orszagban.
Jelenti AIT is, hogy a CIO
es John L. Lewis olyan hata-
lomhoz jutottak, amellyel
idaig sem szervezetek, sem
magan-emberek mem birtak eb-
ben a hazaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-11
MOST Az AFL
100000

tagja kenytelen-keletlen ha-
borut indit a CIO 1000, 900
tagja ellen es ennek a haborus-
kodasnak a levet termeSzete-
sen a munkasok fogjak meg
inni.
S inert Lewis a tempera-
mentumanal fogva keptelen a
bekere, bizonyos, hogy ez a
kizdelem elkeseredett es hosz-
Szu lesz.
A CIO t0bb penzzel rendel-
kezik, keves ketseg fer hozza,
hogy azzal van a Feher Haz
es gomba-mod n0vekszik a
szervezet, inert az AFL reak-
clos es begyepesedett vezerei
mem is kepesek eleg gyorsan
mozogni.
&iLa -
Igaz, hogy a CIO-t kisse
meggondolatlanul : szervezik,
ami kes0bb kellemetlen hely-
zeteket idezhet fel S EFT viszont
eppen a beke erdekeben ell KEEL
lene kerllni.
Peldaul a hirtelen felvirag-
zott UAM (auto munkasok)
bevesz magahoz mindenkit es
a multi heten az uborka-gyarak
(savanyitok) munkasainak ad-
tax chartert, akik mem tudtak
az AF'L charterjet bevarni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-11
PENNSYLVANIA KITUN0

kormanyzoja soha mem tit
kolta, de a nehez iparral egye-
nesen tudatta, hogy sztrajk
eseten nemcsak elelmezni fog
jak a sztrajkolokat az allan
koltsegen a welfare-n ke-
resztiil = hanem az allamha-
talon minden vedelmet meg
fog adni a szamukra.
Regebben a sztrajktor6k We
delmere szoktak q miliciat XII
hivni, de a nehez ipar j6l
tudta, hogy sztrajk eseten
most forditott helyzet lesz S
a milicia meg fogja akada-
lyozni, hogy sztrajkt0r6k
dolgoztassanak, ami zavarga-
sokra vezetne.
Term9szetesen nem cs0kken.
tette a munkasok eselyeit az
a teny sem, hogy a Genera.
Motorsnak megis sz6ba kellett
allni a munkassal es az {
teny, hogy a nehez ipar 6rias
boom el6tt all, egy hosszu hare
pedig alaposan belevagna mu
tatkoz6 profitba.
A jdzan esq diktalta hat az
az egyezs6get, amt a multi he
ten Lewissal k0t0ttek s am
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-11

Sokan emlekeznek meg Can
non methodista piispokre, ar
ra az urra, aki a Smith jelo-
les korszakaban olyan hango-
san fenegyerekeskedett ebben
az orszagban akinek nagy
resze volt benne, hogy a pro-
hibiciot megutaltak a polga-
rok.
A prohibicios racketeering
aranykoraban a puspok ur ell
felejtette, hogy ifju pap kora-
ban "one-quart' Cannonnak
neveztek, inert egy kvart pa
linka mindig volt a zsebeben,
es valosagos inkviziciokat akart
csinalni az italtilalom erdeke-
ben, mikor 8 mar utalta a pa
linkat.
Olyan hangos legeny, olyan
nagy ur volt abban az idoben,
hogy merhetetlen sokat artott
az egyhazanak, amely mem
Dirt t6le szabadulni, bar pro-
balta es olyan fektelen szaraz-
uszitast csinalt, hogy evekkel
kozelebb hozta a prohibicio
halalat.
Mikor aztan a garazdalko-
dasait untak mar, mikor a
nemzet belso bekejet szazfele-
kepen feldulta, vizsgalatot in
ditottak ellene, hogy mi tor
tent azzal sok dollarral, anit
Smith elleni kampanyra be-
gyujt0tt.
A vizsgalat soran nagyon
furcsa dolgok sultek XII a BIZ
shoprol. A tObbek kozt az,
hogy a rabizott valasztasi kasz-
szaval ganblerozott a Wall
Streeten, s6t hogy vasarnapo-
kon sem atallotta utasitasokat
adni a t6zsde igynoknek a
masnapi jatekhoz.
Ez a vizsgalat ugyan mem
kuldte oda, ahova valo volt de
a fulankjat kihuzta es ma maj
alig emlekszik valaki a hal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-11
ECYEL0RE A SZERVEZET

cSak azoknak a munkasok-
max a neveben targyal, akik
onkentesen tagjai a szervezet-
mex, remelniink lehet azon-
ban, hogy a kozels jov6ben
csatlakozni fog ahhoz a nehez
iparban mindenh.
Egyel6re mem irt ala minden
acelgyar a szervezettel seer
z6dest, de bizni lehet, hogy a
hatalmas aceltrusztot a tObbi
is nagyon gyorsan fogja ko-
vetni, inert a nehez ipar evti-
zedek ota joforman kartelban
van egymassal.
A beremelest minden esetre
minden vallalat megadta, bar
ait valoszinuleg megadtak
volna, SGT szivesebben adtak
volna meg, anelkul, hogy a
szervezettel csinaltak volna
Szerzodest.
Igaz, hogy pl. az orszag ne
gyedik nagy acelvallalata, a
Jones & Laughlin j6forman
protest" alatt jelentette be,
hogy ezentul az emberek ma
gasabb berert es csak negy-
ven orat fognak hetenkent tul-
fizetes nelkil dolgozni, de a
munkasok a tiltakozas dacara
a magasabb bereket, szivesen
fogjak fogadni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-11
II T. Il / : y = NJ l. =

sanak az ipar gazdaival, eppen
olyan ostobasag, hogy egy seer
vezethez tartozzanak az auto
mobil es az uborka-munkasok.
Nyilvanvalo, hogy az auto
munkasok mem mennek es
mem mehetnek sztrajkba, inert
(Folvtatas az six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-11
ITT-OTT MEG VAN NEMI

elegedetlenseg az iparban S
peldaul a mult heten a Beth
lehem Steel lebanori guardian
haromezren a. berek miatt
sztrajkoltak, eek azonban ap-
ro es mulo tinetek, amelyek
rOvidesen elmulnak.
Most csak attol lehet es kell
felni, hogy a munkasok ma.
rakodnak ossze egymas kozt
es mem a nagyt6keyel, hanem
egymassal fognak ezentul har-
colni. -~ ...
A CIO szerzodese egyenesen
fejbe vagta a kompania juni-
kat, amelyek mem akarnak be-
lenyugodni a "kiils6 szervezet-
be" S minden aron, azon van
max, hogy a nehez ipar mum
kasainak a t0bbseget meg
tartsak.
A szervezet "big& business"
annak a vezetoi es munkasai
kitiino uzletben vannak mes
terseguk penzhez, hirnevhez es
politikai hatalomhoz vezethet.
Nagyon termeszetes, hogy akik
a kompania junikban vezeto
szerephez jutottak mem men
tex at eleg gyorsan Lewiston,
most ragaszkodnak a regi hely
zethez.
E pillanatban 6riasi erofe-
sziteseket csinalnak, hogy a
kompania junikat teljesen ell
szaktsak a tarsasagok befolya-
satol ugy vegyek at az ipar-
ban a hatalmat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-11
IAMILYEN FONTOS,
| HELYES

es szlkseges, hogy egy-egy
ipar 0sszes munkasai egy-egy
szervezetbe legyenek szervezve
(ez a CIO programja), hogy
egy kOzOS frOnton targyalhas-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-11
MIKOR AZ NRA ID0KBEN

a nagy iparvallalatok a kom-
pania junikat olyan lazasan
szerveztek, ait irtuk ebben a
rovatban, hogy els6 lepesnek
ez is eleg szep, inert a kom
pania junk el6bb-ut6bb fig
getlenitik magukat.
Ez most megtortenik S tel
jesen mindegy, hogy a CIO
szervezeteben vagy a volt kom-
pania junikban lesznek-e a
munkasok, inert hiszen ha
figgetlen szervezet er6s0dne
meg az iparban, az is csak
csatlakozna vagy a Federation
hoz, vagy a CIO-hoz id6vel.
Az is ketsegtelen, hogy a
CIO es az AFL egyszer meg
talaljak az egyittmik0des le-
het6seget, bar Green a multi
heten ostoban Is meggondo-
las nelkiil a szakadast meg
elesebbre csinalta.
Ugy latszik, Green mem tud-
ia, hogy mikor van megverve
Is eppen akkor adta Ri q Fe-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-11

deration Szervezeteinek a
ukazt, hogy a ktizdelmet We
gyek fel Lewissal, mikor
CIO es Lewis a hullamok leg
tetejen nyargalt a legnagyob1
SikerheZ.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-11

ugyan mem jelent a munkas-
max szaz szazalekos gy6zel-
met, de ami mar olyan messzi-
re witt benniinket, anit ket
hete mem mertiink remelni.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-02-05
Roosevelt Cracks DOlUp on
Those Who Write ssClOsest
AdUisers'' to the President

WASHINGTON, Feb. S. - Presi-
dent Roosevelt has cracked down on
those who write as "one Of the
Presidents closest advisers"
The President his issued this
blunt statement.
The President announced the
death of the official spokesman in
March, 1885, He now announces
the passing of the so-called author
itative spokesman and those who
write as one of the Presidents clos
est advisers"
Presidential aides declined to say
against whom the statement was
aimed but its appearance followed
closely the publication of an article
by Dr. Stanley High, declaring Vice
President Garner appeared likely to
lead the old line Democratic lead
ers in a movement to "dismantle'
the New Deal.
DR.. Highs article appeared in the
Saturday Evening Post which said
in an accompanying Editors note
that he has in Washington the
reputation of being one of the Pres
ident's closest advisers"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-02-05
CREWS RUSHING
BACK TO JOBS
0NWATERFRON1
Ship Owners Vie with Each
Other to Get First Yes
sells Underway

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. s.
The ninety-eight day coast maritime
strike, which cost an estimated six
hundred and eighty-six million dol
lars. paralyzed commerce at sea and
slowed industry on the land, was
dissolved yesterday and the men be-
gan rushing back to work today.
Disputes involving waterfront
workers remained unsettled in two
ports but the signing Of new con-
tracts last night by the ship own
ers and seven striking unions, clos
ed the disputes.
Today ship owners vie with each
other to get the first vessels under
way.
Rush For J0obs
Longshoremen and seamen be-
sieged the hiring headquarters for
available jobs.
Merchants completed service in
obtaining strikebound cargoes and
booking space for shipments.
One line has invoked the senior
ity rule"
Harry Bridges, President Of the
Pacific Coast International Long
shoremen's Association said: Forty
thousand men are grateful that the
strike hs/ been settled. I am only
one of them"
Irritants
The strike of tugboat deckhands
at San Pedro and the stand of the
East Coast seamen who said they
will not permit work on East Coast
vessels tied up until the operators
meet the terms awarded the West
Coast seamen, and the strike OF
truck drivers here, are irritants OF
the situation.
Rush To Waterfront
Workers flocked to the waterfront
along the Pacific Caost and started
commerce whirling again. Fires
were started under cold boilers, the
winches were oiled to move the piled
up cargoes and matches were opened
by 1ongshoremen, Sunshine bathed
the San Francisco waterfront as
workers hurried to the piers from
dispatching halls where approx
mately 5000 men had congregated
Sailors and cooks had their duffle
bags prepared to board vessels and
81 gangs of longshoremen of II
men each were sent out to handle
the cargo of % ships.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-02-05
FEDERAL COURT
MACHINERY TO
Be REORCANIzED
President Recommen DIS
Sweeping Changes in
Judicial System
DRAFT OF BILL.
Is SUBMITTED
Would Increase Number of
Judges, Supreme and
Lower Courts

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5. - Presi-
dent Roosevelt, in a surprise mes
sage to Congress today, recommend
ed a sweeping reorganization of the
Federal Court machinery including
an increase in judgeships in the Su-
preme and lower courts as method
of speeding high court decisions on
constitutional questions.
In a tentative draft of bill, &C
companying the message, the Presi-
dent would be given power TO in
crease the Supreme Court by max
imum of six Justices to fifteen and
lower courts by two members each,
unless judges over 10 are retired.
Proposals Made
These proposals do not raise any
issue of constitutional law" the
President said, as he listed four
specific recommendatio tons, which in
Guided:
First-Power of the President to
nominate an additional judge in
any court when the incumbent has
reached the age of 70 and has
neither resigned nor retired.
Second = Power of the Supreme
Court to appoint an Administrative
assistant or Proctor" to watch
lower court calendars, and permit
the Chief Justice to assign District
and Circuit Judges temporarily to
areas where dockets are congested.
Message Broadcast
The message was considered OF
such Importance that broadcasting
equipment was hastily installed in
the House chamber for broadcast
to the Nation.
The message was also accompan-
led by letter from Attorney Gen.
eral Cummings asserting that the
delay in the administration of JUS
tice is "the outstanding defect OF
our Federal Judicial System"
Previously the President read the
entire message at press conference
and explained to the newsmen he
was urging no compulsory retire
ment of any judges.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-02-05
ALASKA HISTORY
RESEARCH WILL
BE EXTENSIVE
DR.. Bunnell Receives Re-
port of Workers-Church
Collection Is Important

Five years is the estimated time
that it will take to complete the
translation from the Russian of the
material on which the Alaska His
torical Research workers are now
engaged in the Library of Congress
in Washington, d. c., according to
DR.. Charles E. Bunnell, president Of
the University of Alaska, who re-
turned recently from a trip tt
Washington and New York.
Members of the research, which
is financed by an appropriation
from the Rockefeller Foundation
now working in Washington, are DR.
Tikhon l. Lavrischeff, translator Of
Russian, and Warren r. Reid. Mis-!
Hilja Reinikka, of Douglas, a grad
uate of the University of Alaska, i.
secretary.
While in New York City DR.. Bun.
nell met DR.. David III. Stevens, di.
rector of the Division of Humanitie.
of the Rockefeller Foundation, who
went to Washington with him tt
inspect the work being done and tt
see the amount of material avail.
able.
"Church Collection" Large
The largest collection of manu-.
scripts is the Alaska Church Col
lection which is stored in TOP box.
es in the manuscript division of the
Library of Congress. 1t contains
about one million pages OF records
vital and financial statistics; his
tory of the establishment and devel'
opment of the various missions
churches and societies; diaries o
the missionaries; reports on condi
lions in the Russian settlements
native settlements, etc.
J This collection is recent acqui
sition of the Library of Congress
and is as yet unknown to research
workers. The University of Alaski
will be the first institution to maxi
use of these documents.
The collection of manuscripts il
the archives of the Department o
State contain, according to lette
to DR.. Bunnell from DR.. Lavrischef1
the following: rs volumes of tn
letters, orders an instructions o
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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-02-05
FDR Must Now
Name Two New
U. S. Warships
Considering Claims Present
ed by Thirty-three States
Keels Laid in June

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5. - Presi-
dent Roosevelt, with two new bat
tleships to name, is considering
claims of thirty three states not now
represented in the Nays battle
line.
Decision as to the names must be
made by the President before the
keels are laid in June.
Iowa, Missouri, Rhode Island
South Carolina and Virginia have
already asked to be honored.
VALDEZ MAYOR HERE
G. ]. Egan, Mayor of Douglas
arrived on the Gen. w. c. Gcrgas
on his way to the Sitka Hot Spring:
for a vacation.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-02-05
FAIRBANKS man
DIES OF BURNS
IN CABIN fire
Lewis Curtis Victim When
He Attempts to Start
Fire with Kerosene

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Feb. S. =
Lewis Curtis who was badly burned
when his cabin burned, died early
today in the hospital here. While
his body was mass of burns, his
feet were frost-bitten from ex-
posture before he was secued by Dep
uty Marshal Pat O'Connor. Curtis
had attempted to start a fire in his
stove with kerosene, it was rdeport-
ed.
He came here in April and was a
former employee of the engineering
department of the Northern Com
mercial Company. He is reported
to have come to Alaska from Jack
son Hole, Wyo., where he was a
garage owner. His family lives there
and he has relatives in Los An
geles.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-02-05
FORMER JUDGE
IN ALASKA is
DEAD IN SOUTH
George D. Scho6eld Passes
Away at His Home in
Long Beach, Cal.

SEATTLE. Feb. 5.--Judge George
D. Schofield, aged 70, former Alaska
and Seattle attorney, is dead as the
result of bronchial pneumonia which
attacked him at his home in Long
Beach, Cal, according to advices
received here by his friends.
He was born in Nebraska on Aug
ust %, 1864.
After serving as District Attorney
in Nebraska City in "a, he moved
to Chehalis, Wash, and became Pro-
scouting Attorney in 90. He moved
to Nome in 1900 and entered the
mining business He also practiced
in the Admiralty Court.
District Judge at Nome
He was a past president of the
Alaska Bar Association and also Dis
trict Judge at Nome, Alaska's Sec
ond judicial District Later he prac-
ticed law during the summer in Al
aska and came to Seattle in the
winter months and made his home
here since 1880. At one time he rep
resented the New York law firm of
Roosevelt and O'Connor, in which
the present President was a partner.
Goes to California
Judge Schofield moved to Long
Beach five years ago.
The widow, Sarah Schofield, a
son George in Seattle and a daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Gwen Schofield, of
Porterville, Cal, survive.
George Schofield is going to Long
Beach to assist in the funeral ar
rangements.