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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12

A negyedik este azonban $40
moru hirt hallott.
Little Bend szalonjaban ait
a felvilagositast kapta, hogy
el6z6 este a Thompson outfit
"megiitkozott" a sheriffel es a
varossal es ket cowboy kivete-
level szanaszet futottak, de
meg mindig fut a posse" is
utanuk, inert a ket cowboyon
Xviii harom little bendi embert
is temetnek.
A ket hatrahagyott cowboy
ell volt mar temetve, de August
csakhamar megtudta, hogy
mindket halott idosebb ember
volt, attol tehat mem kellett
tartania, hogy George-nak a
cowboy palyaja = az elejenel
VegzOdOtt.
De AIT tudta, hogy most mar
napokig, ITALIAN hetekig mem er
a Thompson outfit nyomaba,
ha ugyan mem ziillott szet ege-
szen a gang, ami ilyen esetek
utan eleg gyakran megtortent.
ARA termeszetesen mem is
gondolt, hogy George nelkiil
terjen vissza az anyjahoz.
Elhatarozta, hogy ha kell,
akar Texasig megy az occse
nyomaban es ha oft sem ia
lalna, addig jarja a texasi
rancheket, amig George-ot meg
mem talalja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12

zett. Aztan rekedten szoritotta XII Pista a
szavakat:
- Professor ur, nagyon-nagyon ko-
szonom josagat Hogy mem feledkezett
meg rolam. Csak az faj nekem, hogy mem
dolgozhatom a professor urral Odalint,
Amerikaban ez biztatott, ez lelkesitett.
Az osz tudos baratsagosan mosoly-
gott ere: =
= Csak bizzon tovabb, fam es lelke-
sedjek. Most mindjart telefonAlok az ut6-
domnak es biztosithatom, hogy nagyon jo
kezekbe teszem lie tovabbi munkAjat.
Tarcsazott keszuleken Is jelentke-
zo allomasnal Beleznay Laszl6 egyetemi
tanart kerte.
Banyay Pista meglepetten figyelt fel
ere nevre. Beleznay Laszlo? Uristen,
csak mem a gyongyostarjani Beleznay dok-
torne ferje? A Pinty6 apja? Ez hirtelen
fordulat megint felkavarta alig visszaszer-
zett nyugalmat. Boldogh professor pedig
k0zben megkezdte beszelgetest
Halo, tie vagy oft, Laszlo? Enlitet-
tenn neked EFT fatal amerikai kollegat
Megerkezett. TIT van most nalam Hozzad
kuldom es kerlek, vedd partfogasodba.
vonal tulso vegen Beleznay tanAr
valami vidam dolgot meselhetett az Greg
urnak, inert az j6kedviien felelte:
Nahat ANIMAL jobb. Akkor men,
sokara oft lesz a flu nalad Szervusz,
Laszlo! viszontlatasra
Odafordult Pistahoz
- Menjen, fiam batran, nagyon szi-
vesen fogjak fogadni rs ha barnikor lesz
egy tires feloraja, 0riilni fogok, ha meg
latogat
Pista kovalygo fejjel bucsuzott el es
Tornay Akos vidaman vagta hatba, mikor
megint kiertek a Menesi Ultra
- Ma, latod, Pista, nincs lit semmi
hiba. Ugy megy minden, mint karika-
csapas. Pedig mar en- is szurkoltam egy XII
csit, hogy valami zavar lesz az Greg Boil
dogh nyugdijazasa miatt.
Pista hallgatott.
- Nit logatod fejed? Most bemesz
az l. szamu sebeszeti klinikara, lejelentke-
eel Beleznay PROFESSIONAL kapsz egy bics-
kat es operalhatsz Nit akarsz meg?
Pista rendiiletleniil mem felel. Tornay
ranez.
Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12

Nit tudta akkor August,
hogy milyen nagy az az allan,
hogy a stream line vonatnak is
k0zel masfel nap kell hozza,
hogy Texast atvagja.
Penzzel ell volt latva kell6-
leg es AIT mondta 0tven evvel
kesobb, hogy az uton meg esze-
be Sc jutott elmaradni az any
jatol, hogy mem is gondolt ar
ra, ami pedig eveken at for
gott a fejeben, hogy 6 maga is
bealljon cowboynak.
Hiszen a harom tagbol allo
kis csalad 0ssze volt move egy-
massal es a komolyabb August
a cowboy eletre soha mem ugy
gondolt, hogy elszokne az any
jatol.
Mikor Little Benden meg
tudta, hogy a Thompson
gang-et szetvertek, levelet kill
dott haza az anyjanak egy st.
Louis fele halado kes6 kis GU
Iva gazdajaval, amelyben meg
irta, hogy talan hetekig el fog
maradni.
Termeszetesen ait is megir-
ia, hogy allandoan a Thomp-
son outfit nyomaban van, hogy
George-ot sokan lattak, akik-
kel beszelt utk0zben, de meg
jegyezte, hogy nagyon gyor-
san mennek es mem cs0kken a
tavolsag k0zottiik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12
IRTAK: FAY FISHER ANDOR ES BEKES STVAN

- Bizony, szerkeszto ur Mariassy
nagymamanak mem sok idot tudtunk szen-
telni. Neheztelt is egy kicsit, kiil0n0sen
mikor masnap megtudta az ejszakai XII
ruccanast Idementink, odamentiink egesz
nap faluban es har1nadnap delutan mar
indultunk vissza
Tornay elbolcselkedik:
- Icy szokott ez lenni Ez az oregek
SorSa. A fiatalok mem tudnak veliik mihez
kezdeni
= Pedig nagyon aranyoS oregneni
nagymama Es az egesz falu csupa kedves
emberb6l all. Az csalad is szomszedok,
ahova els6 ejjel becsoppentiink, roppant
szives emberek. Valami Beleznay doktorek.
Van egy lany is a csaladban. Beleznay
Pintyo. Furcsa nev -. Nagyon sep
lany
Tornay felfigyel:
- Doktor Beleznay? Pestiek?
- Igen.
= Erdekes = es mintha Sima
arcon egy mosoly suhanna vegig.
Kitty frissen perdiil elo. Bocsanatot
ker kesesert es gyorsan bekapja ha-
bos kavet es a vajas zsemlet
= Uraim indulhatunk. Irany?
- Irany Zenemiiveszeti F6iskola -
feleli Tornay
A meltosagteljes List Ferenc teri epii-
letben minden szobabol zeneszo szirodik
elo. Az egesz palota, ICY a folyos6kon ha-
ladva, egy elmos6dott tulvilagi koncert
sz0vedeke. TIT vekony hegedii szava sir elo,
amott tisztan csengenek egy zongora lite
mei maid mely basszus bombol es edes
szopran szall leveg6ben.
A hivatalos ugyek elintezese utan, a
mely mem is olyan egyszerii es konnyu,
mint ahogy az ember gondolna es amely
egy csomo papirosba, stemplibe es penzbe
keriil, Mariassy Kitty budapest Zene-
akademia enektanszakanak novendeke.
Tornay atnyujtja neh az indexet es vida
man gratulal:
Kedves Kitty, most mar semmi
akadalya annak, hogy rovidesen Metro
politanban udv0zolhessem, mint Izoldat
Remelem, be fogja engedni az oltozojebe
szereny, Greg baratjat?
Ugyan ne ugrasson mar szerkesz-
to ur! Akkor leszek en- Metropolitan
Opera tagja, mikor maga mar regen elnok
lesz Washingtonban Pedig az soka lesz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12

ARA is felhivta az edesanyja
figyelmet, hogy Abilene fele a
Chisholm trail nagyon szeles,
nehol az egyik 0sveny bizony
harminc mertf0ldre is van a
masiktol es bizonyosan mem
lesz mindig olyan szerencses,
hogy pont a kis csapat nyoman
induljon, mikor itt-ott a ke-
resztutat, vagy a szetagazo
utat eleri.
A levelet a partnerenek az
uzletebe kildte, ahova k0ny-
nyebben el tudott idegen ember
talalni es egy betet is volt
a levelben, Schmidt Katalin-
max cimezve.
Nyolcvan ewes koraban k0ny-
nyes mosollyal jegyezte meg
Beiziegel August, hogy ez volt
az els6 szerelmes level az ele-
teben es hogy AIT sem tudta
lezarni.
Tizenhet nap mulva, tehat
indulasa utan huszonegyedik
napra tudott August ismet hirt
hallani az occser6l.
Pedig hat a szembejov6ket, a
kis varoskak szalonjaiban
6gyelg6 embereket, a boltoso-
kat ugyancsak kerdezte.
Els amt tizenhet nap mulva
hallott, annak Sc tudott vala-
mi nagyon 0riilni.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12
: Sose lehet tudni - nevet n

Sose lehet tudni - nevet "a
Tornay
Kitty most lit marad egyel6re ismer-
kedni es koriilnezni az Akademian, Tornay
meg megy tovabb Pistaval, hogy ct is 81
keresen a munka revebe vezesse Utkozben,
nagy torokkoszoriiles utan, megkerdi a
fiutol:
- Mondd csak, Pista, hogy is van az
zal tie ajanlo leveleddel?
- Nekem rendben van a dolgom -
feleli flu = Meg Morgantownbol leleve-
lezte DR.. Scott az ottani korhazi f0orvos,
akinel dolgoztam. Megallapodott Boldogh
professor urral az itteni sebeszeti klini-
kan, hogy hozza jovok tanulni Is cleve-
landi magyar f6konzul ur is beajanlott
levelben Icy aztan nekem ez az esztend6
mem fog penzbe kertilni professor ur
ezt el0re kilatasba helyezte.
Tornay Akos egyre hevesebben kosz0-
riili torkat:
= Hat, kedves fam, egy kis baj van.
Pista meghoken:
Bal? Mi tortent?
Sajnos, az t0rtent, hogy Boldogh
professzort megrendiilt egeszsegi allapota
Cd llldSdo NO1d hOVCCnCACCOC11 q ho1UuoAllA-
niszter multi heten nyugdijazta. Az Greg
ur maga is kerte EFT Is ICY aztan vele BIZ
zony hiaba levelezett tie erdekedben
Scott doktor meg magyar f6konzul.
Pistanak torkaban luktet szive.
Es EFT cSak most mondja meg ne
KEN a szerkeszt6 ur? Hat NIT csinaljak
en- most?
Elosz0r is minek mondtam volna
meg hamarabb? Elrontottam volna az ell
SO napjaidat es semmivel sem volnank
el6bbre Masodszor valamit csak fogunk
csinalni Azert mem kel mindjart vissza-
szaladni Holdenbe
= Dehat nekem nincs ARA penzem,
hogy valani mas klinikara bejussak! Es
Boldogh professor uron xviii senkihez
sincs ajanlo levelem
Tornay pattint egyet az ujjaval:
- Ha mines fr1ashoz, akkor megyiink
hozza! Az Greg ur, ha nyugdijba ment is,
meg mindig legnagyobb tekintely Pes
ten. Kizartnak tartom, hogy egy hozza-
erkezett amerikai magyar fiut most cser
ben hagyjon.
Kint a Menesi uton, ahol magyar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-12

sebeszet nagy biiszkesege lakott toprengo
idegesseggel nyomta meg cseng6 gomb-
jat Banyay Pista.
Hatha szabadsagra ment? Hatha
mem is fogad?
Ezer aggaly rajzott az agyaban
Azonban professor otthon volt Az
mas bejelentese utan maga sietett ven-
degei ele, olyan firgen ami egyaltalan
mem igazolta sem gyongelkedeset, sem
korat.
listen hozta, fatal baratom Scott
kollegam, akivel annyit dolgoztunk mar
vilagszerte egyitt, levelben es szemelyesen
mar megadta 0nr0l legjobb informa-
ciokat
Tornay bemutatkozott:
Bocsasson meg, meltosagos uram,
hogy elkisertem ide Banyay doktort, de
meltosagod visszavonulasa egeszen ketseg-
beejtette.
Mondja csak nyugodtan, szerkesz-
to ur, hogy nyugdijazas. Hja, ez vilag
sora. He'yet az ifjusagnak! No, de en- leg
alabb nyugodtan adhatom at katedra-
mat, inert olyan ferfi az utodom, akit
magam neveltem es akirol tudom, hogy
biiszke lehet "a magyar tudomany
A tagas dolgozoszoba karosszekeben
I've Pistanak lassan visszatert nyugalma.
Ahol ICY fogadjak az embert, oft nagy We
szely nincsen. Maid csak lesz valahogy.
Boldogh professor egyenesen "a is
teri targyra.
= Tulajdonkeppen vartam mar Ia
togatasat, inert hiszen tudtam, hogy ma
pokban meg fog erkezni. Maga, kedves
fam, korilbeliil az Atlanti ocean k0zepen
lehetett n1kor en- nyugdijba keriiltem. Icy
aztan mem talalhattunk kapcsolatot egy-
massal De en- mem feledkeztem meg maya
ro, fam
Pista kivette tarcajabol f6konzul
levelet es atnyujtotta a PROFESSIONALS
Boldogh tanar atfutotta a levelet es papa
SCENE megert6en csillantotta meg j6sa-
COS szemeket.
Minden rendben van Utodom at
veszi magat is, fam, az egesz klinikaval
es minden marad ugy, ahogy AIT megbe-
szeltik. Meg van elegedve?
Tornay Akos latta, hogy Banyay Pista
nagynehe7en nyel lie egy meghatott es boil
dog konnyet. Pillanatnyi csend k0vetke-
Evening star., 1938-08-09

3-Pfece Modern Waterfall Bedroom Suite
Here and in IN
Q Gracefully q
woterol fronts hot extremely charming richly :"
wood includes bed, chest and dreseror
Evening star., 1938-08-09

local governments-as to the form .
general program of medical care
should take-and on various other
details. But these were only details
All were agreed that we must move
toward action: opinion differed only
as to how far and how fast we should
20.
You have probably seen in your
newspaper the phrase "socialized med
icine" or state medicine" You may
have seen this national health pro-
gram referred to as "socialized medi-
cine" do not know just what 80
cialized medicine" Is. If it means the
provision of better medical care for
every man. woman and child in
America, I am in favor of it, whatever
the tag or label applied.
Regimentation Not Asked.
But it should be emphasized that
the program Of the Technical Com
mittee did not recommend Federal
control Of health services, regimenta-
ton OF the medical profession, or any
radical changes in existing methods
OF providing public health services,
hospital or medical care. It did rec
ommend that the Federal Government
aid States and localities in building
up adequate health services under
State and local control.
The program recognized the i'm
portance OF voluntary hospitals and
Evening star., 1938-08-09

other voluntary health agencies. It
recognized the generosity Of private
physicians who voluntarily contribute
services valued at many millions of
dollars to the sick. But, as DR.. Alice
Hamilton told the conference, I'VE
certainly can't ask the ordinary prac-
titioner to take upon himself more Of
the burden of medical charity than he
has already assumed. We can't ask
the American Medical Association to
build us rural hospitals. And" DR..
Hamilton continued, IF all Of the
groups Of the country must help in
solving this great problem, that means
that government will have to do 1t.
And really the Federal Government is
not an invading hostile power that
knows nothing about the needs Of this
country. After all, what is it? It Is
ourselves-ourselves organized"
Good Medical Care
The committee recognized that a
national health program must provide
not only medical care, but good med
ical care; a high quality Of medical
service must be maintained. It took
into full account the importance and
necessity for participation Of the med
ical profession in the administration
of any national health, program. And
the medical profession itself, through
DR.. Irwin Abel, president OF the
American Medical Association, pledged
Evening star., 1938-08-09

its wholehearted cooperation in the
committees efforts to outline . plan
"for betterment in the health care
Of the people Of this country"
It was evident from the discussion
at the conference that public opinion
was much more advanced, more pre-
pared for action on q national front,
than many Of US in the Government
service had realized. We became con-
vinced, to quote DR.. Thomas Parran,
that the conference marked "the ridge
Of the hill between the old indifference
to health as q matter of national con-
cern and a new understanding Of
health as the most appropriate object
for national action"
For the health Of the people is a
national problem. And If "the Fed
eral Government Is ourselves" health
becomes. your problem as well as mine.
Good medical care can no longer be
considered a luxury. It Is a necessity
as basic as food, clothing and shelter
Evening star., 1938-08-09

It must be removed from tho class Of
luxuries, available only to those with
large incomes. Health Is q sound In
vestment. An adequate Nationwide
health program will make us a health
Ter and therefore happier and more
prosperous people. We are facing not
only . great opportunity: we are
facing q compelling challenge.
Evening star., 1938-08-09

said: This is the gauge Of our need
This is approximately what we must
spend if the need is to be met. And
every dollar spent on soundly
planned and well-executed program
will yield a national saving in human
values and saving in actual cash."
Insurance Expenditures.
This sum of $3.50. 100000 for improv-
ing the Nations health is large. but,
as Miss Roche went on to say, we
cannot attack successfully with small
change a s10,0O0,0oo,o00 problem" !"
Furthermore, the size of the sum did
not seem to frighten the participants
in the conference.
Louis I. Dublin, statistician and vice
president of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co.. in his discussion of the
public health features of the Technical
Committees. recommendation, said:
1.-THE organization with which I am
connected has spent over a period Of
some 80 years $l20,000.000 in health
education and the nursing Of the sick
and the general prevention of disease
We who are businessmen are
entirely satisfied with our investment.
It) has paid in the saving of human
life. = Do not be fearful even in
times Of depression Of talking in terms
Of two and three hundred millions
Of dollars"
And again, in the words of promi-
nent industrialist, Charles w. Taussig,
president of the American Molasses
Co.: IT I may for moment speak
to you as the head Of an industrial
corporation, should like to emphasize
that ths expenditure Of $s60, 0,000, 900
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-23
HENNING RETURNING

Fred Henning is a passenger on the steamer Yukon, which left Se- attle for Alaska this morning.
 Hcnning has been in the States on a business trip. for the past four weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


 In the United States Commission
 CTS -officio Probate) Court
 for the Territory of Alaska, Ju-
 neau Commissioners Precinct. In the Matter of the Last Will and
 Testament of E. J. ELLINGEN,
 whose full name is EDWARD J.
 ELLINGEN, Deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the undersigned was, on the 26th day of January, 1888, duly appointed Executor of the Estate of E. J. Ellingen, whose full name is Edward J. Ellingen, deceased, and that Letters Testamentary there fore were duly issued to the under signed on said day.
 All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same, with proper vouchers, duly verified, within six (6) months from the date of this notice to the undersigned Executor at the office of his attorneys R. E. Robertson or M. E. Monagle, at 2O6 Seward Building, Juneau, Alaska. l Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this 1st day of April, 1888.
 1 HARRY ELLINGEN, 1 EXecutor. First publication, April ?, 1888. Last publication, April 23, 1888.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-23
TWO ARRESTED AT
 BERNERS BAY FOR
 ALLEGED BOAT THEFT

Charles Smith and Charles Wood in were arrested at Berners Bay this morning and brought by plane to Juneau where they are held in the Federal jail charged with grand lar ceny in connection with the al legged theft of 30-foot river boat from Nels Landin of Juneau.
 Deputy Marshal William Markle flew to Berners Bay this morning with Pilot Alex Holden and report ed finding the boat on the beact there. He took Smith and Woodir into custody and returned then here. They are alleged to have taker the boat from Juneau to Berners Bay, Markle said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-23
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
 ACCOUNT AND REPORT AND PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION.

In the United States Commission CTS (Ex-officio Probate) Court for the Territory of Alaska, Jul neau Commissioners Precinct. In the Matter of the Last Will and Testament of JAMES E. ESTES, Deceased
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on March 31st, 1888, FANNIE c. ESTES, Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of JAMES E. ESTES, Deceased, made and filed in the above-entitled Court, her Final Account and Report and Pe- titon for Distribution, and that on said day, said Court entered it's order directing that hearing be had upon said Final Account and Report and Petition for Distribu- tion, before it on June 4th, 1888, at 1000 o'clock A. M. in the office of the said United States Commis- sioner in the Federal Building at Juneau, Alaska, and that all persons then and there appear and make their objections, if any, thereto or to the settle- ment thereof.
 FANNIE c. ESTES,
 Executrix. First publication, April ?, 1888. Last publication, April 23, 1888.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-23
38 PASSENGERS ABOARD YUKON
 FOR THIS PORT

SEATTLE, April B, - Steamer Yukon of the Alaska Steamship Company sailed for Southeast and Southwest Alaska ports at o'clock this morning with 463 first class and 226 steerage passengers aboard.
 The following passengers are in- cluded among those aboard booked for Juneau:
 Oliver Orange, Mrs. Al Crab, Mrs. Al Bergseth, MT. and Mrs. D. Coyle, Donald Mcdonald, Al Quist, Dr. w. w. Council, George Smith.
 Fred Henning, Mrs. H. Smaller, MT. and Mrs Henry Sully, E. Beeder, B. Wick, Alice Brimsin, F. Pauls, MT. and Mrs. Don Able and child.
 Archie. Carrie and Frank Flames, Miss June Mitchell, Mrs. M Mary Cawthorne, Mrs. Lee Dolan, MT. and Mrs. S. Crabb, Mrs. s. Helen thai
 Frank Wright, MT and Mrs. Sig Faus, D. Bayer, R. Hansen, D. S. Hostetter, Margaret Dunningan, Mrs. Bessis Gilroy and child
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-23
PRINCE BOATS WILL MAKE II
 ALASKA TRIPS
Prince Rupert to Be First of Canadian National
 Sailings

With war in the Orient and war in Europe, Alaska is looking forward to one of the biggest tourist years in history.
 Last steamship company to an- nounce summer sailing schedules, the Canadian National Steamship Co.,, announced today their passeng- CT vessels Prince Rupert, Prince George and Prince Robert will make a total of l6 regular trips to South eastern Alaska and one special trip.
 First Canadian National boat to arrive in Juneau will be the Prince Rupert, arriving on Gastineau Channel June Is. Beginning on the 18th of June, the Rupert will alter nate with the George on Monday sailings, arriving in Juneau on Thursdays and sailing south through Juneau on Sunday nights.
 The Prince Robert will make it's first regular trip north, leaving Vancouver June IT, and arriving in Juneau on the 22nd, making five regular trips, leaving Vancouver on Fridays. arriving here northbound on Wednesdays and sailing south- bound on Saturdays through Jun eau.
 The special trip will be made by the Robert, leaving Vancouver on the 3rd of June with the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce aboard.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-23
Five HaIibuterS
 Sell on Exchange

Five halibut boats sold cargoes yes tcrday afternoon and today on the Juneau fish eXchange.
 The Vivian, Capt. Charles Larsen, sold 5000 pounds at 6.l0 and AIS cents to Marlyn Fish Co.,, and the Thelma, Capt. Bernt Alstead, sold 5000 pounds to Marlyn for the same price.
 The Spencer, Capt. Russell Elliott, brought in 12,000 pounds which were purchased by Alaska Coast Fisheries for 6.10 and 40 cents. Alaska Coast Fisheries also bought 1.15G pounds from Capt Pademeister of the 31A27, at 5.85 and 4.40 cents.
 The Zane, Capt Ole Johanson, sold 1 1000 pounds to Marlyn for 6.2o and 410 cents.
 The vessel Washington, Capt. George Dalton, brought in another load of herring from Aux Bay today. Yesterdays cargo was ITO barrels
 The Elfin II, of Elfin Cove, Capt. Ernie Swanson, and the Celtic, Henry Moy, brought in small carg- oes of king salmon from Icy Straits. Swansons fish sold to Alaska Coast Fisheries for II and 5.5 cents for reds and white respectively.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-23
Alert LeaveS;
 Spencer Is to
 Dock Tomorrow

The Coast Guard cutter Alert, Lieut.. Carl Stober, left Juneau for Umnak Island last night with a cargo of food provisions for starv- ing and scurvy swept natives there.
 The Coast Guard cutter John c. Spencer, on the way to Cordova from Seattle and annual overhaul, is scheduled to pass through Ju- neau sometime tomorrow night with Capt. J. A. Alger Commander of the Boring Sea Patrol Force aboard
 It. Stober was to confer with Alger here, but received orders to proceed to Umnak without wait ing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-23
10 HAL|BUTERS
 SELL, SEATTLE

SEATTLE, April 23.-Halibut ar- rivals and sales today are as fol- lows.
 Frpm the western banks-Vansee 40.0W pounds. Sunset 36,00O pounds, Ilene 36,000 pounds, Martindale 38.- 900 pounds, selling for an average of T and cents pound.
 From the local banks-Lebanon 12,000 pounds, Betty Jane 17,O0C pounds, Flint 13,000 pounds, Ionic l8,000 pounds, Orbit 18,0O0 pounds National 170O0 pounds, 7tS and { cents pound.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-23
Marine News
Steamer Movements

. NORTiIBOUND
 . Princess Louise due Monday
 . afternoon or evening.
 . Yukon due Tuesday.
 . Northland due Tuesday.
 . Tongass scheduled to arrive . Wednesday noon. , SCHEDULED SAILINGS . Denali scheduled to sail from . Seattle 9 am April 26. . Mt. Mckinley scheduled to . sail from Seattle 9 am. April . 27. . North Sea scheduled to sail . from Seattle 10 am. April %. . Chatham scheduled to sail . from Seattle 9 pm. April %, . freight only. } SOUTHBOITND SAILINGS . Aleutian scheduled southbound . next Monday. , LOCAL SAILyNGS . Estebeth scheduled to sail every . "Wednesday at pm. for Sit . ka and wayports. Dart leaves every Wednesday at am. for Petersburg, Pert } Alexander. Rake and way } ports
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-23
RUPERT PRICES

Prince Rupert haiibut prices yes terday were and cents, and Ket- chikan prices were 6.30 and 42C cents.
 Empire claSSifiedS pay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-23
MOOSE INSTALLATION

Plans for installation of officers were discussed at the meeting of the Loyal Order of Moose last night. The installation ceremony will be held next Friday evening.
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