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Evening star., 1938-01-16
HERON To SPEAK
ATPRESS MEETING
Star Advertising Director to
Address Virginia Editors
Saturday.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 15.-With
program listing speakers from New
York City, Philadelphia, Washington
and the Old Dominion. the Virginia
Press Association will hold its twen-
tieth midwinter convention here Fri
day and Saturday
United States Senator Josh Lee Of
Oklahoma will be the principal speak
er at the banquet Saturday night, the
final convention session. Virginia
newspaper men have invited Gov
elect James H. Price, State officials and
members of the General Assembly to
be guests at the dinner.
Col. Leroy w. Heron. president Of
the Newspaper Advertising Executives
Evening star., 1938-01-16

patron. Past Grand Matron Grace
Z. Kimmel filled the station Of grand
marshal and the grand organist for
the occasion was Past Grand Patron
Lewis. Thomas G. Doran, the new
worthy grand matrons father, served
Is grand chaplain.
Evening star., 1938-01-16
ANNUAL DINNER SLATED
BY PATENT LAW GROUP
Secretary Roper Will Be Among
Guests January 25-Hince
to Be Speaker.

Judges in local courts having juris-
diction in patent cases, the congress
sional Patent Committees, Secretary
of Commerce Roper and Patent Com
missioner Conway P. Coe will be honor
guests January Is at the annual din
ner Of the American Patent Law As
sociation to be held at the Raleigh
Hotel.
L. A. Hince, administrative assist
ant in the Federal Bureau Of 1nvesti-
CATION and former chief OF the bu-
reaus technical laboratory, will dis
cuss the modern scientific apparatus
and methods used by the bureau.
In charge Of arrangements for the
dinner are Watts T. Eastabrook. com.
mittee chairman; Robert E. Barry and
| George A. Degnan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-17

S americkym obcanem pred
22. zaf1m 1922. V obou prf-
padech mohou 81 tyto osoby -
je-li jim vice nez FL let = "a
zadati O certifikat derivativnf-
no obcanstv1. PTistehovalec,
zadaj1c1 O naturalisacnf list ma
zaklade otcova obcanstvi, mu-
81 pfedloziti kTestni nebo rod
ny list, jfmz dokaze, re v dob6
otcovy naturalisace byl oprav-
du jeste nezletily. Jine doku-
menty, kterymi to niue doka-
zati jsou tez skolnf zaznamy,
nebo zaznamy censovnlho u
radu. zadost Sc podava ma
formulate 240O; poplatek je
pet dolarG.
zena, ktera sc stala obcan-
kou snatkem S americkym OBJ
canem pred 20. zaTfm 1922,
must krone sveho oddaciho Ii
stu, predloziti i kTestni list sve
no manzela, nebo vytah re sta
|rych volebnfch nebo censov-
mich zaznamG, nebo byl-li
jej1 manzel obcanem naturali-
sovanym = dGkaz O jeho ma
turalisaci.
Z1skavan1 dokladu O americ-
KEN obcanstvi byva casio dlou
hou procedurou. Kdyz vsak
jednou tento doklad mate, ne
NIUE byti zadneho sporu o Va
Sem obcanskem statutu. Vsi-
chni pTistehovalci, ktefi jsou
pTesvedceni, re jsou americky-
mi obcany, nemohou to vsak
nijakym dokumentem dokaza-
tt, nemeli by proto odkladati s
opatrenim 81 tohoto dokladu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-17

o zivot pfisel 48lety Louis
Kremlacek, farmaT, usazeny
dive mile severovychodne cd
Farwell, Nebraska. Byl usmr-
cen ranou z brokovnice. Naho-
dou vyslou. K nestestf doslo
We staji ma Kremlackove far
me. Kremlacek byl okamzite
mrtev, lee ma jeho mrtvolu
pfiSla manzelka teprve pc pIl
iodine.
Kremlacek me- nabitou rue
nici uz nejaky cas- We sve staji,
ably stf1lel krysy. Ma Sc "a to,
re spatTil jednoho toho hlo-
davce a We spechu, kdyz strhl
rucnici a chtel pc mysi vystfe-
liti, re nahodou vysla rama,
ktera zasahla jeho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-17

divene, a jeden z Mich mu po-
tom odpovedel:
"Myslfte-li tou znamostf, re
81 Bolina KatuSi Zahorskych
namlouva, muslin YAM rici, re
tomu tax nenf. Je mezi mimi
zvlastni pomer, jejz lie nej-
prfhodneji nazvati pTatelstvfm
Radi sc mali, to je pravda; ne
hne Sc jeden bez druheho, wy
rostli spolu, a tento jejich po-
mer trva uz cd 1tleho detstvf.
Myslim, re jejich laska je ia
kovou, S jakou sc shledavame
u sourozenc1. Ale ma neco IL
neho Bolina nepomyslf."
Kalina kyvl hlavou. To mo-
hlo znamenati, re takovy po-
mer chape, ale mohlo to take
byti podekovan1m "a vysvetle-
nj.
V tie dobe Cestmir dovedl
Katusi k domku jejfch rodicd6
a nez Cd nj odesel, zeptal Sc
il: "Jak je ii, Katusko?"
"Uz lepe," odvetila tise.
"Zotavila jsem Sc ma cerstvem
vzduchu. A ty Sc vrat Ike "ko-
rune!"
"Pripravila jsem tebe O ia
nee"
"Uz tam nepdjdu," rekl.
"Nic by mne tam netesilo, kdyz
vim, re tt nenl dobTe. P1jdu
spat. Je uz dosti pozde, hra
Sc tentokrate protahla."
Pedal il ruku a tn cftil, re
Sc jej1 ruka chveje, proto re-
XII: "Mas horecku."
Vyvinula ruku svou z jeho a
fekla: "Tedy S bohem, Mirku !
A nemysli ma mne, uz mi mic
nen1."
Stihla no zvlastnfm, nejis-
|tym pohledem, ale pro tmu
M1rek toho pohledu videti ne
mohl, jinak byl by mu tento
podivny pohled byl dial mnoho
pf1cin k pfemyslen1.
Opakoval pc nj IS bohem",
a sci pres namest1. V polovi-
ne cesty Sc ohledl, kdyz zasle-
chi vrznuti domovnlch dveTi u
Zahorskych a zaklapnut1 "a
worry v zamku. Nevidel uz do
mu, ale rekl 81 spokojene: "Je
donna. Lehne 81 a do rama sc
z toho prospf."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-17

Zemedelske sdruzen1 pod
Milky Batelov6 u Jihlavy pod
nikajf prGkopnickou praci:
Pokousejf Sc vyrobiti z BRAN
boroveho skrobu move latky.
Zatim jiz mali v n6kolika
smerech pozoruhodne 1spe-
chy. Predevslm vyrabejf
bramborove vlocky. Jsou W.
zivne a lie z Mich vaFit vsech-
no jake z celych bramborG.
Jsou to proste zuslechtene
brambory. Batelovske zavo-
dy Sc vsak neomezily jen ma
kuchynske zuzitkovanl bram-
Dor. Podarilo Sc jim z BRAN
boroveho skrobu vyrobiti
zvlastn1 malfrsky kiln "Chri-
stal". Pc nescetnych zkou-
skach objevili vyrobu zvlastni
sklovite hmoty z bramborove-
no Skrobu. LIE z nj delati OBJ
klady stem, omyvatelne natery
a p. Sklovita latka, vyrobena z
bramboroveho skrobu, ma
mnohe podobne vlastnosti ja-
ko skutecne sklo, ale je pro-
stupna i kratkym vlnam svetel-
neho zaTenf slunecnfho. Kona-
il Sc jiz i pokusy S barvenfm te
to latky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-17
Mate doklad o SVEN americ.
KEN obcanstvi?
F. l.. I. S..

We SpOJenych Statech zije
tis1ce pfistehovalc1, kteT1 sc
mylne povazujf "a americke
obcany a tisfce dalsich, kteTi
Size obcany jsou, nemohou Sc
prokazati zadnym doku-
j1mz by sve obcanstvi
dokazali.
Zavedenf federalnfch a stat
mich nafizenf, jimiz Sc posled-
nj dobou~ vylucuji z urcitych
zamestnanf vsichni neobcane
upozornilo mnoho lid ma to,
jak dGlezito je mfti fadny do
klad O zdejsfm obcanstvf. V
df1vejs1ch letech stacilo caste
pfisezne potvrzene prohlaseni,
re pristehovalec skutecne a.
merickym obcanem je. Ones
je vsak 1fedn1 certifikat OBJ
canstvl podmfnkou We vsech
prfpadech, v nichz otazka OBJ
canstv1 rozhoduje.
V Chicago vyslo pred casem
ma jevo, re re 100000 tam
nejsich volicG 10000 jich ne
bylo americkymi obcany a ne
melo tudfz hlasovacfho prava.
We vetsin6 pf1padd jednalo Sc
O lidi, ktefl Sc domn1vali, re
jsou americkymi obcany a
jimz ami ma mysl nepTislo, re
Sc dopoustejf nejakeho pre-
stupku. Vysetrovatele zjistili,
re vetsina nepravem hlasuji-
cfch spadala do nasleduj1cich
ctyT skupin:
1. Pristehovalci, ktefi sem
pfijeli 1tlem mladi a byli n.y.
nj pTesvedceni, re jejich rodi-
&c byli naturalisovani;
2. Pfistehovalci, kterym by
10 vice nez Fl let, kdyz Sc je-
jich rodice stall obcany;
3. zeny, ktere Sc provdaly
Ia neobcany pred %. zarim
1922 a nenabyly proto americ-
keno obcanstvf automaticky,
kdyz jejich manzel byl pozde-
il naturalisovan;
4. Valecnf vyslouzilci, kteT1
Sc domn1vali, re Sc vojenskou
sluzbou stall obcany.
100000 chicagskych obyva-
tell, ktef1 Sc takto mylne po-
vazovali "a americk6 obcany,
nejen re ztracf nepravem 81
prisvojovane pravo hlasovati
We volbach, ale nemaj1 ami pra
va ma americky pas, ma starob-
nj pensi, ma praci pTi WPA a
pod.
Jak 81 opatTiti d1kaz o
obcanstv1?
Nejjednodussi jsou ty pr1pa-
dy, v nichz pfistehovalec byl
naturalisovan, svGj obcansky
list vsak ztratil. Takovy pTi-
stehovalec NIUE 81 opatfiti du-
plikat, zazada-li O n6j ma for
mulaTi $500 ma m1stn1m immi-
gracnfm a naturalisacn1m IRA
de. Zadatel must sc ovsem roz-
pomenouti We kterem meste a
kdy = pri nejmens1m ktereho
roku = byl naturalisovan. W.
prfslusnych zaznamd
je znacn6 snadnejsi, mGze-li
zadatel uvesti pTesne datum
vydanf listu i jeho cfslo. Kaz-
naturalisoyany obcan ma
mfti sv6j obcansky list peclive
uschovan, pro kazdy pf1pad
ma 81 vsak do svych zapisku
poznamenati den jeho vydanl,
c1slo a jmeno soudu.
Nejvets1 obt1ze Sc vyskytujl
v prfpadech, v nichz pTisteho-
valec nebo pristehovalkyne
re nabyli obcanstvf ma
turalisacf rodic1 nebo snatkem
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-17

De dine divadelniho predsta-
vent ucastnil sc Kalina kazde-
no vecera obvykle probably
omladiny ma namest1. V KRAFT
KEN case seznamil Sc blize Sc
vsemi a byl We spolecnosti rad
WIDEN. Jestlize Sc nekdy dlou-
no neobjevil, byv zadrzen ne
jakou prac1, ozvala sc hned O.
tazka: "Zda-li pax dnes pTij-
de pan adjunkt?" A kdyz pTi-
sci, byl srdecne pozdravovan a
radostne vitan.
B6hem probably SNAIL Sc
kazdy, jinosi i dfvky, ably Ka-
lima S MIN nekolik SLOW promlu-
vii. Vyjimku cinila jen Katu-
Sc. Nikdy no sama neoslovila
a take on S nj rozmluvy neza-
clnal. Ale "a to il cely vecer
%poZoroval.
Vzhledla-li k nemu, jiste sc
setkala S jeho pohledem. Byl
to pohled p~ronikavy a vyzyva-
w, pohled oc1, v nichz Sc po-
jednou objevil zvlastni ohen.
Katuse musela pred tim pohle-
dem vzdycky sklopiti oci, a pc
kazde Sc zacervenala a u srd-
ce poc1tila jakysi neklid. Chte-
la Sc tomu pohledu vyhybati,
uminovala 81, re Sc vecernich
prochazek nebude s1castnova-
ii, ale prisla kazdeho vecera,
rfkajfc 81, re tam must jlti k
Will Mfrkovi. Uminovala 81 ia
Ike, re sc ma Kalinu ami nepo-
diva, ale jake magnetickou 81
lou pritahoval il jeho zrak a
musela prot sve Will obcas O.
tociti hlavu k tomuto vazne-
mu cloveku.
TAX uplynuly p~razdniny,
STUDENT odjeli "a svymi studi-
emf a v Blahousove Install jen
Kalina a Cestm1r, ktery prvnl-
no zaTf ~nastoupil poducitelske
m1sto We SVEN rodisti.
Vecerni probably omladi-
ny pTestaly. To melo podiv-
nou pricinu. Kdyz Cestm1r ma
stoupil ucitelske m1sto, Tekl
mu blahousovsky rfdfci ucitel:
"Poslyste, pane kolego! Vece-
ry Sc uz znacne dlouzi, schazi-
me Sc tedy vecer u "koruny"
ma sklenici piva nebo ma dive.
Sousede byvajf tam vsichni,
hlavne clenove mistn1 skolnf
rady. Mel byste tam take ne
kdy Sc ukazati, ably sousede
nesoudili, re O sobe moe mysli-
tie. Sousedy, kteTi jsou v mist
nj skolnf rade, budete potTebo-
vati, az slozfte druhou zkous-
ku a budete zde zadati O def
nitivu."
Cestmfr radil Sc donna s Of
Starry kolaT chvili vazne
premyslel.
"Vls, z chozenf do hospody
nema mlady clovek zadneho
uzitku," fekl konecne. ga do
hospody nikdy nechodil a jsem
take xiv, ale myslf-li r1dici, re
by to bylo k tvemu dobremu,
no a jdi tamil"
(PokracOvanl.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-17
BLOUDENf
Napsal BEDRICH MORAVEC


"Poroucim sc YAM. Muslin k
veceri. PAM lesmistrova drzi
ma poTadek-a ia take"
Nez mohli jeho pozdrav o.
petovati, kracel pevnym odme-
renym krokem k zamku.
Cestmir jake obycejne do
provazel Katusi k domovu.
"Tak, CO rikas Kalinovi?"
zeptala sc Katuse M1rka, kdyz
poodesli.
eco jsem ii uz Tekl," odve-
til. "Obdivuji Sc mu. Rozumi
vsemu, ma patrne bohate zivot
nj zkusenosti, a to ma u muze
velikou cenu. ia takovych
zkusenosti dosud nemam, mu-
sim tedy pTednost Kalinovu u
znavati. Ale IDA Sc, re tobe
nenf sympatickym."
Katuse pokrcila rameny,c coz
melo patrne tvoriti doprovod k
iejim slov1m: proc? Nell
bf Sc mi jen zpdsob jak Sc cho-
va, Wis, tax zdrzenlive. Jinak
je mi lhostejny.'
Dosli sc "a tie rozmluvy k
domku Zahorskych a zde sc 70
zesli, kdyz Sc byli domluvili,
re sc Ultra sejdou vecer ma ma
mesti, protoze Katuse nebude
moci Cestm1ra provazeti ma
|.jeho rann1 prochazce. Prede-
sic il otec vytykal, re hned
pc ranu beha pc les1ch a on ne
stacf v kramu obsluhovati ku-
pujic1. A ona by take nerada,
ably sc k Will nj musel Cestmir
zahy vraceti z probably. Te-
dy vecer sc sejdou kazdeho
dine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-17

AAOA 49,
Dude to kratke, ale Dude to
neco znamenat. Nine sc delo
prav6 tax. Mel jsem titul "hra-
beef Wertenfelssky lesnf prak-
tikant a absolvent lesnicke
Skoly v Bele". Bylo to delsi
nez vase, ale mic to nezname-
nalo a take mi to mic nevyna-
selo. Ted mann jen titul "les-
nj adjunkt"; je to kratke, ale
zivf mne to-"
Kalina, pustiv ruku Bolino-
WI, obratil Sc S nejakou otaZ-
kou, tykaj1cf Sc chystaneho di-
vadelnfho pTedstaven1 ma stu
denta, ktery mel ma starosti
rezii.
Jinosi i dfvky pohledli ma
Kalinu trochu udivene. Ucel
jeho poznamky byl vsechnem
nejasny. Porozumel il jen b.
lima.
"Zvlastnf clovek," Tekl 81 v
duchu. "Upozornil mne ma
n6co, nae jsem dosud nikdy ne
pomyslil. Dlouhy titul bez
praktickeho vyznamu je Vast
ne hloupostf. Lepsf je kratky
titul, ktery alespon neco vyna-
81. Je to nejaky filosof V my
slivecke kamizole, ktery ma "a
sebou zivotnf zkuSenosti. ia
jich nemam a nasim hochGm
ami nenapadne, re je treba Ia
kove ZkuSenosti sbirati a stfa-
dati pro zivot."
Bolina vmfsil sc We vseobec-
ny hovor, ktery Sc odbyval ma
chodniku. Smluvena prvni
zkouska ma nedeli V sale hos
tince "U koruny", kde Sc vzdy-
cky divadlo hralo.
"A stav6t jevist6 at pride
tie hned Ultra vsichni," Tekl re-
User pTisn6. CAT sc nikdo ne
omlouva, re nema cas-, a po-
tom vsechnu praci ably odTeli
jen diva anebo tTi a ostatn1 pri-
Sli k hOtOVemu."
"My yam take pomGzeme,"
Tekla jedna z d1vek jmenem
ostatn1ch.
STUDENT sc usmali, ale nerf-
kali mic.
Ia to Kalina ,obrativ sc k
divkam a galantne Sc ukloniv,
Tekl sym klidnym hlasem:
INA tn INA tn hrubou praci Sc
stav6nfm jeviste slecen volati
nebudeme." A otociv sc k stu
dentGm, dodal: INA pTibfje-
nj prken ma podium a vynase-
nj kulis z kolny poSlu Ultra ra-
no diva nadenfky re zamku."
Sdeleni jeho bylo prijato s
jasotem.
Bolina 81 Ease pomyslil "Vi-
da, jak on Sc svym kratkym IL
tulem NIUE nakomandovati
nadeniky ma praci a nekdo il
ny il zaplatf."
Spolecnost sc rozeSla, proto-
re sc pTipozdilo.
Kalina Sci do hostince gu
koruny" a n6kteTf STUDENT sli
s MIN. D1vky rozesly Sc k do
movGm a Cestmfr doprovodil
Katusi k domku jejfch rodicn.
"Jak Sc ii llbi Kalina?" yep
tala Sc Katuse.
"Je to znamenity clovek,"
odvetil Mfrek.
Katuse vyhrnula nosfk a Sc
spulila rty, ustepacne Tekla
"Nafoukany je. Skoro mic ne
mluvf, mas d6vcat malo 81 vsf-
ma, a Tekne-li. nam neco, je to
vzdycky jen takov6 kantoro-
vanf. Slysel isl no dnes, jak
odmitl nasf pomoc pTi stavenl
jeviste? Posle "a mas diva ma
denfky. Pansky sluzebnfk my
slf o sobe mnoho."
Cestmfr sc nepatrne usmal :
"Jaka divna stvoTen1 jste Wy
d6vcata! Kdo S vami zvanf O
bezvyznamnych vecech, toho
povazujete "a duchaplneho, a
clovek, ktery nemluv1 mic zby-
tecneho, IDA Sc yam nafouka-
nym a hrdym. A jste nedn-
sledny We SVEN 1sudku. Vzpo-
men 81! Ones rano vysvetlo-
val jsem tt obsah Halkovych
basn1, a fekla isl mi, re jsem
blazfnek. Vid1s! Kdybych ii
nebyl vysvetlil, CO jsem ma sve
rannf prochazce cetl, mohla
jsi mne take povazovati "a ma
foukance. - KatuSko! S u
sudkem o muzi must byti div
ka opatrna."
Katuse pohledla ma Cest-
mira zarazene.
Gale nehnevas Sc ma mne,
ze iSem tebe naZVala nOetic-
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sic j otec vytykal, re hned
pc ranu beha pc les1ch a on ne
stacf v kramu obsluhovati ku-
pujic1. A ona by take nerada,
ably sc k Will nj musel Cestmir
zahy vraceti z probably. Te-
dy vecer Sc sejdou kazdeho
dine.
Pc nekolika zkouskach dos
10 "a ctrnact dn1 k predstave-
nj. Obecenstva seslo Sc hojne,
hlavne re zamku pTisli vsich-
nj, protoze Kalina hral titulni
1lohu. Kus mel tri jednani,
Cestmfr v prvn1m jednani ne
vystoupil, pozoroval tedy hru,
stole Ia kulisou. = Milostny
vystup Kaliny a Katuse no
prekvapil. Katuse nehrala S
touze zivostf jake jindy. To-
mu Sc Cestmfr nedivil. Hraje
dnes poprve S cizim clovekem,
byla zvykla hravati S MIN a tn
81 pocfnala vzdy nenucene, v
druhem jednani Dude uz hrati
jisteji. Ia to Kalina hral jake
herec z povolani.
"Ten clovek rozumf vse-
mu dGkladne," pomyslil 81
Cestmfr. "Takoveho jsme tn
potrebovali uz davno." A je-
Ste s vets1m zajmem sledoval
hru. Pc chv1li 81 Ease Tekl
"Hraje, jake by byl skutecne
do Katuse zamilovan ."PTi tom
pocltil v srdci nejakou hofkost
kterou Sc SNAIL zapuditi slo-
Wy: "No, ovsem, hraje priro-
zene; dovede %pochopiti 1lohu,
jak 81 il predstavoval autor."
Pc divadle Sc tancilo, jak je
ma venkove zvykem. Nez Sc O.
chotnfci pTevlekli a smyli lici-
do S oblicejG, n6ktere parky
uz Sc tocily v kole. Cestmir
vessel do salu s ostatnfmi ochot
Milky a cekal ma Katusi. Div
kan trvalo pTevlekanf vzdyc-
ky trochu dele, protoze k Will
tanci bylo treba obleci plesove
satecky a upraviti ices. Kdyz
k%onecne Katuse vysla "a jews
tenn do salu a Cestm1r il W.
zval k tanci, nepozvedla sklo-
meme hlavy a Tekla jaksi SITS
meme: "Promin mi dnes, Mir
ku! Jdu hned DON'T a tancit
nebudu. Je mi nevolno."
"Katusko!" zvolal starostli-
We. "Snad Includes stonati?"
Zdvihla hlavu a pohledla
mu do obliceje ustrasenym po-
hledem, potion ocima hledala
Kalinu. Stall opodal kola tan
cfcich a hledel uprene ma oba
rozmlouvaj1cf.
Zakroutila hlavinkou: "To
zas prejde."
"Doprovodim te domG," ma
bfzel Sc Cestm1r.
"Ne, ne, jen zGstan!" odpf-
rala. "Proc bys 81 k Will mne
kazil zabavu? Vzdyt to mic
nen1 a donna to prejde. Je mi
jen trochu nevolno z toho dus-
ma ma jevisti a boil mne hla-
va"
Podlval Sc ma nj s obliceiem
starostlivym a pozoruje, re ie-
il oblicej ma skutecne bolesti-
w vyraz, fekl pevnym hla-
SEM: "Pojd! Dovedu te do
NIL"
A zdrahajfci uchopil "a ru-
ku a vyvedl il re salu.
Kalina hledel "a mimi a kdyz
zmizeli, obratil Sc k SUDDEN
tdm, kteff u neho stall, s otaz-
kou: "Pan Bolina ma patrne
Sc slecnou Zahorskou Una
most?"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-08
CILLNETTERS
 GET FEW FISH
 IN ORCA AREA

The red salmon season is over in Prince William Sound, and IT gill; netters are passengers south through Juneau this afternoon on the steamer Baranof from Orca, all fish, ermen agreeing that the season has been very poor"
 Average money made by the gill; netters was estimated at somewhere around S7OO per man for the sea- son which opened on May b and closed July 5.
 George Marangos, one of the fish, ermen bound Outside to his Whidby Island home in Puget Sound, was high man for the season at Orca, taking total of 2,200 fish.
 T catch more fish than anybody else" Marangos said, but make only S26O clear for all that work. Lots of men lose money this year"
 The price for red salmon this year was 271k cents for private boats and 1872 cents for company boats, fishermen said.
 Continuous storms were blamed by the gillnetters for their poor luck
 She blow like h. all the time no good day once," one rawboned Finn exclaimed. Bad year. get $70O for my fish, but my expenses run $500 easy. It cost $132.50 to get my boat from Seattle to Cordova on the steamer, and then there is grub and gas and oil and so much "
 On the decks of the Baranof to- day there are four gillnet craft.
 T fish here many years" Mar angoS said. T never see so poor catch"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-08
FARLEY HEADING
 TOWARD ALASKA FOR BRIEF TRIP
Schedule Calls for Arrival in Juneau on Aleutian
 July l9

NEW YORK, July 8-Postmaster General James A. Farley is today speeding westward enroute to Alas ka, right on schedule. He will visit several localities in the Midwest and on the Pacific Coast and will be gone six weeks.
 Farley expects to leave Seattle July Is aboard the steamer Aleu- tian. He will dedicate the new post office building at Ketchikan on July 18 and be in Juneau on July 19, according to present schedule.
 On the Alaska trip the Postmaster General will visit Ketchikan, Wran- gell, Juneau, Cordova and Seward. He will return direct south on the Aleutian as he speaks at Victoria at Good Neighbor" dinner.
 Farley is accompanied on his pres ent trip by his two daughters, Eli zabeth and Ann, and Edward L. Riddan, Assistant Publicity Direc- tor of the Democratic National Committee.
 When the Aleutian pulls out the Postmaster General will broadcast and he may also do this at other points on his voyage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-08
13 A|aSkanS to
 Attend Matches
 At Camp Perry

Authority has been definitely granted for attendance at the Camp Perry rifle matches August 2l to September 10 of 13-man rifle team from Alaska, according to a mes- sage to Gov. John w. Troy today from Col. B. w. Mills, Executive Officer of the National Association for the Promotion of Rifle Shoot ing. The team vii be allowed five cents a mile travel expenses each way plus food allowance at Perry.
 Competitive shooting already has been started over the Territory for men to qualify for the team which will be chosen by the first of Aug ust, according to G. H. Leonard, who has been named to handle the AL aska arrangements.
 The message from Col. Mills to- day said:
 Authority is granted herewith for the attendance at the national matches of 1888 of a civilian team of 13 members from Alaska. Mem bers will receive five cents per mile travel expenses each way, plus food allowance at Camp Perry. Matches will be held August q to September 1O."
 Manager Leonard said the team would leave here on the steamer Mt Mckinley August 12.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-08

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, July 8. = The Industrial Union Council has adopted a resolution asking the La Toilette Civil Liberties Committee to investigate the labor situation here, also asking the American Civil Liberties Association for legal as- sistance.
 The CIO groups resolution stated that the "city officials have shown themselves avowed enemies of or ganized labor by enacting the city ordinance regulating picketing."
 The Council also adopted a reso- lution supporting the unions Fish ermens Union of the Pacific in placing the Mayor and City Coun- cil on the i've do not patronize' list.
 Both sides claimed victories when the CIO Cannery Workers signed an agreement with the fish packers The agreement compels the pack CTS to adhere to any final govern
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-08
TERRITORY HAS BIG BALANCE AT
 ENDING OF JUNE

The Territory had the largest bank balance at the end of June of any same time in the last five years, according to report of Treas urer Oscar G. Olson to Gov. John w. Troy, released today.
 On June 30 this year the balance was $1, ,467, ,748,50, the Treasurer re- ported. Balances on June 30, the preceding four years are as follows: 1897 balance, $71719244; 1886 bal ance, 1925, ,845. .56; 1895 balance, $1,- 138,13s.78 and 1894 balance on June 30, $823, ,05605.
 The Territorial tax imposed on employers under the unemployment compensa ton law is not included in the above balance, as these funds are held in separate trust fund for the payments of benefits only, the Treasurer said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-08
NEW AUTHORITY ON AVIATION IS
 NOW IN OFFICE

WASHINGTON, July B. Presi- dent Roosevelt has appointed Ed ward J, Noble, of Connecticut, Chairma h of the new Civil Aeronau- tics Authority
 Harllee Branch, Second Assistant Postmaster General, is Vice-Chair- man of the authority.
 The Civil Aeronautics Commis- sion was authorized by the last ses- sion of Congress and will take over all regulations of civil aviation.
 Others named to the Commission are G. Brant Mason of the District of Columbia; Robert Hinckley of Utah, Oswald Ryan of Indiana, and Clinton M. Hestor of Montana.