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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-01-22
CLAUSONS ARE NOW
VISITING SEATTLE

Mr.. and Mrs. " Clauson, former
wellknown residents of Juneau, are
now visiting in Seattle and expect
to be there perhapus for one month.
The Clausons left Juneau in 1891
and have been located principally
at Chelmsford, Ontario.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-01-22

Joe DiMaggio is putting on weight
The Yankee ouIiield star, winterine
at San Francisco, is scaling POI
pounds.
Hub Purdue, oldtime National
League pitcher, pops from his Nash
vile, Tenn, home that Ty Cobb
would hit 500 against present-d day
pitching.
Lefty O'Doul, San Francisco man
ager, has been taking the sun cure
at Palm Springs, trying to shake
cold he caught at the baseball
meetings in the East.
San Diego is rebuilding its out
field, the Padres having lined up
Hal Patchett, who hit $40 for Tul-
sa in the Texas loop and Rupert
Thompson, who clouted 1856 for the
Boston Bees. Holdovers will be that
clever veteran Cedric burst and Ted
Williams, a promising rookie who
broke in last summer.
Sacramento will have a new first
Stacker this year, Manager Bill Kill
lifer broadcasting that Jim erik,
the big blonde fellow, won't be back
Cal Lahman, the young outfielder
Seattle had for a time couple Of
years ago, led the Northern League
in hitting in 1886. collecting a mark
of .391 and forty-eight home runs
for jamestown, North Dakota.
Frank Foyston, Seattle's blond
skipper, thinks Ernie Shore, the
Boston Bruin defense man, is the
greatest hockey player he ever saw.
The Seattle leader says Shore can
still do everything well and he's
been in the National League some
thing like twelve years.
Why most hockey goalies wear
caps-to shade the glare of ring
lights while they follow the flying
rubber biscuit.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-01-22

was bat boy for the Cornell base
ball team in 1888.
Sheehan learned the art of BAN
daging and ministering TO athletes
from George Connors, one-time
trainer and coach of track at Cor
nell and later employed in the same
capacity at Yale.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-01-22
NOTICE

1, George Garcavy, will not be
responsible from this date hereof
for any bills contracted by my wife,
Winifred Garcavy, as we are no
longer living together. Dated Janu-
airy 10, 1887.
adv. GEORGE GARCAVY.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-01-22

Chemists say only 8 to Is per
cent of the fuel value of gasoline
is converted into mileage by the
motor car.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-01-22

Try The Empire classifieds to-
quick results.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-01-22
Capital Fears for
Budget; Strikes Grow

Continued from Page one)
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-01-22
Sports
Briefs

Joe DiMaggio is putting on weight
The Yankee ouIiield star, wintering
at San Francisco, is scaling POI
pounds.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-01-22

Hub Purdue, oldtime National
League pitcher, pops from his Nash
vile, Tenn, home that Ty Cobb
would hit 500 against present-da
pitching.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-01-22

Why most hockey goalies wear
caps-to shade the glare of ring
lights while they follow the flying
rubber biscuit.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-01-22

Lefty O'Doul, San Francisco man.
ager, has been taking the sun cure
at Palm Springs, trying to shake
a cold he caught at the baseball
meetings in the East.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11
A DELI CYAPOT PUSzTULASA

Will muEkaert Q, f0ldet muvelo
ember legtellebb $50 dollart
kaphat evente, amib0l ugyan
mem nagy kenyelemben tart
hatja ell csaladjat, meg a nap
siiteses deli allamokban sem.
Mikor a fold tulajdonosa ell
veszi a berl6tol a termes felet,
akkor mem sok marad annak,
aki erte dolgozott.
Ahol mem berlok, hanem
munkasok utjan termelik a
gyapotot, oft bizonyos idoko-
zokben "kommenciot", terme-
szetben valo fizetest kap a
munkas, ami kover fiistolt disz-
nohusbol, k,lkorica lisztbol es
cukros, siirii szirupbol all. Az
ert kap lzover disznohust a gya-
pot munkas, inert abbol a deli
melegek folytan csak keveset
tud enni. Ha sovany marha-
hust kapna, abbol sokkal tob-
bet enne, tehat abbol adnak
neki, amib6l keves is eleg.
Tobb millio ember termel
gyapotot a delen, akik soha
nem ettek eleget es jot eletuk-
ben, lakni pedig ugy laknak,
hogy a gazdag emberek meg a
lovaikat is kiil0nb helyen tart
lax.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11

az ifjusagra nezve, az angolok
meg tovabb mentek az enged-
menyek teren. Aki huszon-
egy evig allandoan szolgal az
angol hadseregben, tisztesse-
ges nyugdijat kap ezutan, ami
boil kenyelmesen elhet holta
napjaig.
Megengedtek a harom ev ota
szolgalo katonaknak, hogy
megn6siiljenek. A nos kato-
max a kaszarnya kozelebe cpl
tett kenyelmes hazakban LAX
hatnak, kell6 fizetest kapnak
es bekes id6kben csak reggel
hat oratol deli tizenegy craig
gyakorlatoznak. Delben ott-
hon ebedelhetnek es a delutant,
meg az estet csal&djukkal
t0lthetik.
Az angol katona kezdo fize-
tese a teljes ellAtason felul
ezentul havi Is dollar az angol
hadseregben, amely minden ell
tolt0tt szolgalati ev utan havi
2 dollar SO centtel n0vekszik.
Husz evi szolgalat utan tehat
IS dollar havi fizetest kap a
katona es ez az 0sszeg a havi
nyugdija, ha nyugalomba vo-
nul.
Megjavitottak er6sen az an
gol katona elelmezeset is. Rem.
des amerikai reggelit kapnak
tojassal, sonkaval vagy szalon.
naval, delben silt husos ebedet
delutan S orakor teat es hidee
felvagottakat, este 8 orakol
pedig tarJalmas vacsorat.
A kaszdrnyakat most mai
rendesen fiitik, rendes fJrd6k
kel lattak ell es naponta ingye,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11

AIT mondjak a gyapot ter
melo f0ldbirtokosok:
- Ha a latszolagos letmini-
mumot, napi 0t dollart kellene
fizetnink a napszamosokma
akkor egyetlen ev alatt tonkre-
mennenk.
A gyapotnak sohase volt
olyan ara, hogy abb6l tisztes-
segesen lehctett volna fizetni,
a vele foglalkozo munkasokat.
A gyapot volt az, ami a deli al
lamokat szegenysegre karhoz-
tatta evszazadok ota es most,
mikor a kisebb, az alacsonyabb
standard mellett el6 anamok,
Kina es Japan is ravetettek
magukat a gyapot-termelesre,
annak vegorai iit0ttek Anne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11
UvECCEL KELL vEDENI A TERMEST

boritani a vetesre, anely az at
latszo iivcgen keresztul meg
kappa a nap sugarait, azok-
max meleget ad, n6ni kezd es
a k0nnyl sulyu iivegszonyeget
felemeli magaval.
Mikor a vetes mar olyan
nagyra mott, hogy nincs tobbe
vedelemre szliksege az idojaras
ellen, akkor fel lehet gongy0-
liteni es eltenni a kovetkez6
esztend6re. A gyar kilenc evig
all jot egy iivegsz6nyegert,
hogy az mem fog elkopni.
Biztonsag okabol azonban
kik0ti AIT. hogy a k0nnyi iveg-
sz6nyeget k0ssek le, inert XII
lomben a szel elviheti es eset-
leg a harmadik vagy negyedik
hatarban rakja le.
Az vi talalmanyt mar XII
probaltak es ait allitjak, hogy
teljes biztonsaggal muk0dik
Mem arthat neki semmi. Mem
fagyhat meg alatta a vetes, q
iegeso pedig nem bir vele, inert
az uveg nem merev, hanem
hajlekony.
A kereskedelmi kormany sza.
mitasai szerint, ha az Egyesilt
Allamok egesz teriilete six f0lo
lenne, akkor csak szaztiz mil
lio dollarba kerulne az, hogy
minden porcikajat iveg als
boritsak es teljes biztonsagot
adjanak a termesnek.
A hegyes videkek es a vol
gyek beboritasa azonban egy
el6re meg SEX gondot okoz. A
fax azonban teljesen beboritha
tok iiveggel, amely a bogarakat
is tavol tartja es ICY ketto:
celt szolgal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11

Az utolso magyar f0ldmuves
gyerek, is AIT mondana ARA a
sz6ra, hogy a, termest iveggel
kell vedeni az id6jaras vision
tagsagai ellen:
- EFT mAr oregapam is tud-
ia es gyakorolta. Ennel ujabb
dolgot mondion az, aki a mez6-
gazdakon segiteni akar.
Az ivegtalu meleghazakat
azota ismeri az emberiseg,
amiota az uveget feltalaltak,
de ha mem hasznaltak Macy
ban es a,talanosan, annak
egyediili Okla az iiveg draga-
saga volt.
Mem tu1ta a draga uvegeket
a gazda megfizetni. Icy az
utan uveg hianyaban sokszor
t0nkrement a termes. Meg
0lte a korai hideg vagy a kes6i
der.
Az Egyesiilt Allamok New
York allamaban lev6 Corning
varosaban, az orszag egyik leg
regibb es legnagyobb uveg-
gyara most segitett, ezen a ne
hezsegen. Kitalaltak es meg
csinaltak az olcso uvegsz6nye-
geket, amelyek eppen olyanok
mint a rendes sz6nyegek. Eel
lehet 6ket gongy0liteni es ujra
kiteriteni, amikor szikseg var
reAjuk.
Az ivegszonyegek nemcsak
olcsok, de tartosak es foleg
rendkivul kinnyu sulyuak. Egy
iivegsz6nyeg, amely so negyzet.
lab teriiletet borit be, olyar
k0nnyu, hogy egy negy ewes
fiucska is felemelheti es arrs
viheti, ahol sziikseg van rea.
Az uvegsz6nyeget rea kel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11

mes mozg6fenykep el6adasokat
rendeznek a katonak reszere.
A vegcel az, hogy az angol ka-
tona is havi 81 dollar fizetessel
kezdje a szolgalatot, mint az
amerikai.
A vilaghaboru megtanitotta
az angol nemzetet ARA, hogy
sebteben sorozott ujoncokkal
mem lehet harcba bocsatkozni.
A vilaghaboru elejen a berelt
angol hadsereg csak futni tu-
dott a gyakorlott nemet ka-
tonak el6l, de helytallani mem.
Kell6 kikepzes hianyaban ke-
s6bb Sc vittek valami nagy sze-
repet az angol katonak a fran
cia fronton, amelynek csak
nagyon kis reszet kellett hogy
tartsak es AIT is az angol ha-
dihaj6k agyuinak segitsege
mellett.
EFT akarjak tehat egy ma
sodik europai haboru eseten ell
keriilni es exert t0rekednek ar
ra, hogy ha berelt is, de jo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11
EGYIK ELOFIZETONK

eghuk evssk sajat koIsegunk6n New varosab6
dapesre vssza heIapok szndkatusa
amerika
joaata amey ot aatt sell at tengert Az lap ko
sesen utaz6 sozs vende mndazo ak hozz akarnak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11

A rabszoigak, akik a polgar-
haboru elott a deli allamok
gyapot foldjeit miveltek, ket
fele embernek hoztak hasznot.
A New England allamba valo
hajotulaidonosoknak, akik rab-
szolgasagba adtak ell 6ket az
Afrikabol valo elrablas utan es
a deli nagybirtok aki-
mex reszere gyapotot termeltek.
Mikor a munka elleneben
eek a rabszolgak mem kaptak
a deli nagybirtokosoktol egye-
bet, csak a nyomorusagos Ia
kast es a szegenyes elelmet,
akkor ket vi standardot alli-
tottak fel Amerikaban.
Az egyiE standard az volt,
hogy a gyapot rabszolga-termes
lett.
A mask pedig az, hogy penzt
csak ugy lchet csinalni a gya-
pot termelesevel, ha valaH che
xix es nyomorog mellette.
Rendes k0riilmenyek k0z0tt
csak egy rendkivuli ember ke-
pes ARA, hogy tiz bal gyapotot
tudjon termelni. A szantas,
boronalas, 4 kapalas es f6leg a
gyapot szedese ugy, hogy tiz
bal legyen az eredmeny, egy
embernek Sok.
Es manapsag exert a rendki-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11
KATONA KELL AZ ANCOLOKNAk

Angolorszag ugy erzi, hogy
hAboru el6tt all es katonakra
van szuksege. Beke idejen,
mint most is, Anglia mem so
roz, mines k0telez6 fegyvervise-
les, hanem felfogadott, berelt
katonakkal tart hadsereget.
Rendes k0riilmenyek kozott
az angol hadsereg jelentekte-
len. A kis Angolorszagot mem
katonak, hanem tengereszek
vedik es katonakat inkabb az
angol gyarmatokban tartanak.
Nagyobb szamu t0meget csak
akkor berclnek, amikor euro
pal haboru veszedelme fenye-
get es Anglia el6re kesztil a le-
het6segekre.
Ez tortenik most is Anglia
ban. Europai haborutol felnek
es nagyobbra akarjak nevelni
az ugynevezett rendes hadse-
roget es a t0rvenyhozas silk
seget latta annak, hogy a kor-
manynak 47,200 ujonc berele-
sere adjon siirg6s es rendHvili
engedelyt.
Az angol kormany meg is
kezdte a verbuvalast, de egy-
el6re kis sikerrel, inert mint
jelentik:
- Valami bal van az angol
fiatalsaggal, inert haromezer
szolgalatra jelentkez6 ujonc
k0zil az orvosok csak ezret ia
laltak szolgalatra alkalmasnak.
A katonai szolgalatra jelent-
kezo angol ifjak felol az orvo-
sok ezeket allapitottak meg es
jelentettek a kormanynak:
= Testi magassaguk mem
uti meg merteket. Rosszul
vannak taplalva. Izmaik min
csenek ugy kifejlodve, hogy
teljes hadifelszerelessel napon-
ia husz kilometer utat tehetne-
mex. Nagyon sok kozottiik a
tudobeteg es szivbajos.
A gyanu, amely megleheto-
sen alapos, az, hogy mindez a
vilaghabolu es a haborut ko-
veto allando nyomorusagnak a
kovetkeznenye. Az angolok
ezzel szemben csak ket dolgot
tehettek: leszallitottak a kove
) telmenyeket es hozzafogtak
; hogy feltaplaljak a satnya je
lentkezokct.
Kul0n tclepet letesitettek q
satnya testuek meger6sitesere
ahol sokat uszhatnak, sokat
tornaszhatnak es ami a legf6bt
- Sokat ehetnek.
Az eredmeny ait mutatja
hogy szaz vezna emberkebol
honap alatt nyolcvanat sike.
rilt eros ferfiva nevelni.
Mivel aZonban a katona
szolgalat igyse volt csalogatt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11
sajd k0ltsegen ldtogat6ba RIInnpEc1RE fc WeC7n
A North German Llyo lesnagyobb hajGjan
KULF0LDl MAGYAR0K vILAGK0NGRESSzUSARA

kepvseve
iegaIabb egyik eIofizetonk utj1n.
Mindzek tudataban erintkzesbe t0bb
ameka hetap egyusen hosy
jovo julius egyik
zetonet hazauk saaI kotsegunkon
vezeesev Magyar Banyazap szerkeztoet buk
tenik mi tortenetunkben eemeny hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11
Egyik el6fizet6jet Viszi lapunk
sajdt k0ltsegen ldtogat6ba
"A North German

Lapunk fefiayet hosy 1888 akot6
Magyarozasra nezve fee terrell fgyeme esesz vag
kaholcmusat fe0e0 eucharisztkus kI0
dick sorab6 szazzreke maid fovsosba Budaps
Es k0vet kufold0n e5
vSgkonsesszus hey sot entezendo
dosa amerkai Is annak soraban mi
eI5fzetS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-11

kozni Is apok egsze aatt
kezdik New Yorkb6I
lagkongresszuan vaamint Scent tvan unnepssgeen
ki esz eIofzetonk aki kotseginkon jon Magyar
orszagra, AIT lap altal rendezend6
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-23

ported that he Is being given ser- ious consideration for appointment as either city engineer or assistant city engineer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-23
RED CROSS DRIVE
 HITS$2,OOO MARK
Late Rush of COntribu. tions May Enable City to
 Equal l937 Total

Red Cross Roll Call returns mounted to over $2,000 In all today, indicating that a late rush of con- approach last years total. Those who wish to contribute and have not been approached by canvassers are urged to send their donations at once to the local Red Cross office on Field street.
 Returns to date follow:
 Citizens & Mfg. National Bank, Miss Florence Bacon, canvasser, SPA; Lincoln House tadditionaD, Miss Helen Peasley, $l; Visiting Nurses Association, Miss Alice Peak, $l4; Pine Street, No. PA to 287, Mrs, Richard D. Hensen, $2; Woodlawn Terrace No. 98 to 22l (additionaD) ), Miss Marion Ruby. $5; Willow street 72 to l72,. Mrs. Edward Jones, $6; Chestnut avenue, l32 to end, Miss 1rma Kelsey, $il; Hamilton avenue, from e02 up, East Mountain road, Peach Orchard road, Farrell street; Mrs. Wendell Cross, $2o.75; Sunny side avenue, Park Terrace, Ledgeside east of Highland, Miss Margaret Leddy, @; Birchwood avenue, Mrs. D. A. Hine, $i6; Cooke street (Bid- well to Farmington), Kaytonne, Mo- Donald avenue, Mrs. Harry Mink, $8; Linden street, Miss Mary O,Neill, $i7: Woodlawn terrace (Frederick
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-23

London telephones are to have new bells with Q pleasing silvery tone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-23
Late City Engineers Assistant Mentioned
 AsLeading Candidate
Regardless of Appointment Pay of Official to Be Cut; Now Listed as $I2,OOO Per Annun, Highest in City
 Government Aldermen Make Appointment

far the highest paid city offlcial. His $l2,000 annually compared with the $7,50O salary given the Mayor.
 It is probable that the salary fixed for the new City Engineer will be no more than half that paid Mir. Cairns. This will enable the city to make a substantial saving, and will be in line with Mayor Frank Hayes plan for recognizing the city gov- ernment and cutting down expendi- lures as much as possible.
 Under the city charter the Bureau of Engineering is under the direc- ton of the Board of Works. The City Engineer, however, Is appoint ed by the Board of Aldermen, though the works board may super wise him.
 MT. Root was MT. Cairns assist ant for years, ana will probably be advanced to the post held by his chief. He Is well-acquainted with problems confronting the engineer. ing bureau.
 MT. Fleming has been in charge of the street and water departments since the death of Superintendent Edward Bradley.
 MT. Kennedy, former street and water superintendent, once opposed Mayor Hayes in a Democratic primary and was defeated. It IS re-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-23
CHURCH CHOIR TO
 HOLD TIME DEC Is

Members of the choir of the First Methodist church have com preted initial plans for their annual entertainment and social which this yaar takes place in the school audi tsrium, December IS, featuring Varieties of 1937," Ralph H. Powell Is chairman of the committee in charge, assisted by Charles W. Platt, William M. Blair, MT. and Mrs. Harold s. Wright, George W. Bel- cher and the personnel of the church choir.
 The program will include the ap- pearance of the Esquires Male quar- tet, the Knox Brothers, Old Timers Band, @ mixed sextet, Q dramatic group from the Junior Republic of Litchfleld, the Bunker Hill Band,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-23
PLUNGED TO DEATH

Palmer, Mass, Nov. 23.-(UP)- Fred Bessette of Palmer was killed early today when he fell from on overpass and plunged 30 feet to the Boston Post road. n s4s
 Police broadcast Q statewide alarm for Q hit-run motorist, but later discounted e theory that Bessette had been struck by a car.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-23
HADDAM MAN IS
 SUED FOR $1O,O0O

Suit for $l,000 damages was en- tered today in the court of common pleas by Nelson Mtot, of Waterbury against Roland Benner, of Haddam, for damages and injuries alleged from an automobile collision on East Main street last August 2. The com plaint alleges that the defendant was under the influence of liquor" at the time of the accident. John H, Cassidy is attorney for the plain tiff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-23
WPA Director

Robert A. Cairns, holder of the post for the past 46 years. However, the names of two other possible ap- pointees are being mentioned, those of Superintendent of Streets Thomas J. Fleming and William E. Kennedy, former street superintendent and now WPA director for Waterbury.
 Whoever gets the appointment, 1t is a virtual certainty that he will not receive the salary paid Mr.. Cairns. The late city engineer re- ceived $l2,000 Q year, and was by
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-23

 Agreements

Agreements whereby compensation will be paid during periods of dis ability were filed and approved to- day at the ofilce of the compensa- tion commissioner as follows:
 Metropolitan Cleaners and Dy. CTS, Inc, and Charles Gaudlose, chest and arm burns, SIS, Oct. 3l.
 Hallden Machine O., Thomas ton, and Carl Nelson, ThOmastOn, toe injury, $l2.9O, Nov. 14. .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-23

students of the Regina Leonard dancing school pupils, Clarence Fisher and his rnarifnba, Walter Forrest, whistler; Howard Tracy,
 elecutionist and the Fritz Klambt Plumbers of the Naugatuck YMCA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-23

Charles A, Root, assistant city en- gineer, is the leading candidate for the post of city engineer, made va cant yesterday by the death of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-23

to Wiilow), Miss F. Mallette, $ll; Bernard Apartments, Mrs. Edgar Daunais, $7; Chestnut avenue (Johnson to Ridgewood), Miss Eliz- abeth Hoadley $2s; Randolph ave- nue, Mrs. s. T. Crane $30; mail sub scriptions, $27; office subscriptions, $l; Ordine Figli D'Italia in Amer lea, Loggia Italia Progressive No. 86, $500; Second Church Aid and Social Service, so; Apothecaries Hall O., (Wholesale Depto, Miss Olive L. Bellotti $l6.30; St. Mar garet's school, Miss Alebrta A. Edell, $s6; Sprague Electrical Sup ply O., starbuck Sprague $6,50; l.. 0. White O., Leon L. Duley, $ll; Bunker Hill Parents and Teachers association, $2. Total returns to date--$2, ,002.67.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-23
DIAMOND A. C.
 TO HOLD DANCE

The third annual dinner-dance of the Diamond A. 0. will be held Saturday evening, December {, at the Pine Grove Inn, according to an announcement today by Charles Donate, president.
 The committee appointed to arr ranget he dance affair includes Rolo Zilora, William Genovese, Dom Martinelli, Phil LaVorgna, Peter Landolfi, Nick Martinelli and Mi- cahel Donate.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06

association has violated the law,
has exceeded its powers, is not
carrying out its contracts in good
faith, is transacting business frau
IDENTIFY, or is in such condition as
to render further proceedings haz-
ardous to the public or to its mem
bers, he may, after a hearing duly
had, suspend the license of such
association and present the facts
relating thereto to the attorney
general, who shall, If the circum-
stances warrant, commence action
to enjoin such association from
carrying on any further business
and for the appointment Of a re-
ceiver, who shall under the direc-
ton of the court proceed to close
the affairs of such association and
distribute its funds to those en-
titled thereto.
Section II. No more than thirty
cents out Of every dollar received
shall be used for expenses Of such
reinsurance association and the re-
mainder shall be credited to a
benefit fund which benefit fund
shall be subject to the rules and
regulations provided for by Laws
1888, Chapter 241.
Section IL. The number Of d.
rectors shall not be less than five
nor more than fifteen.
Section Is. This act shall be In
force and effect from and after its
passage.
Approved April "a, 1887.
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ment of principal and interest
thereon and no Withdrawals from
such sinking fund shall be made
for any other purpose.
Section Z. The State Board Of
Investment Is authorized to pur-
chase bonds issued pursuant to this
act in the same manner and sub
ject to the limitation as expressed
in Chapter 389, Laws 1888. and all
the powers granted to the State
Board of Investment by Chapter
3S9, Laws 1888, shall apply in con-
nection with the purchase Of bonds
issued hereunder.
Section 8. This act shall be con-
strued as remedial measure, pro-
vided, however, that any proceed
ings to issue bonds pursuant to the
provisions hereof shall be initiated
within three months after the pass
age and approval hereof by a
resolution of the county board.
Approved April "a, 1887.