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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30

Szegyenkezve olvassa az en-
Der a Rakoczi Szemle marciusi
szamat, amelyben az egylet er-
demes titkara, Vasas Jozsef
AIT kerdezi a tagsagtol es a
konvenciora bizza a kerdas
eld0nteset, hogy "magyarok
vagyunk-e?"
Azert olvassa minden rendes
ember szegyennel a
Vasas Jozsef irasat, inert an
max igaz minden betiije.
Szorol-szora lekozoljiik itt a
lapban megjelent
cikk ere vonatkozo szakaszat,
hogy a kerdes fontosSagat
minden olvaso es kul0n0sen
minden Rakoczi tag megertse:
Targyanyagat fogja
kepezni az is: magyarok va
gyunk-e? Kiil0n0sen hang
xix ez a kerdes, megis ak
tualis. Egyletunk vezeto-
sege es egyes tavol lev6 tag
jaink k0zott ez a kerdes
mindig vitara ad alkalmat,
amikor valamilyen magyar
ugy ada elo magat.
Soha mem kepez vitat egy
olyan ugy megtargyalasa,
ami nemzetkozi ertelemben
munkaskerdes, meg akkor
sem, ha ez tenyleg vilago-
san bebizonyithatoan poll
tikai. De pokoli larma ta-
mad azonnal, ha a tisztvi-
selok olyan ugy megvitata-
sat terjesztik be, amely ma
gyar nemzetsegiinkkel anne
rikai magyar egyuttmiiko-
dest van hivatva szolgalni.
Ilyen esetben a tobbseg in
tezkedeset sem tartja tiszte-
letben a kisebbseg. SGT
nemcsak az egylet egyes
tagjai, hanem olyanok is
beleavatkoznak beliigyeink-
be, akik sem mem tagjaink,
sem soha mem segitettek elo
az egylet' haladasat semmi-
lyen tekintetben.
Mem kritizalt egyetlen
egy tisztviselo sem mas ne
zeten levoket, amikor a koz-
pont kepvisel6t kildott |
Westinghouse a tarsadalmi |
biztositas celjabol ossze-
hivott nemzetkozi kongresz-
szusra. Mar pedig ez bebi-
zonyithatoan politikai ugy
volt.
Egylettink aruloja lett !
azonban a tisztviselo azert,
inert ajanlani merte a tisz
tikarnak az Amerikai Ma
gyar Szovetseghez valo csat-
lakozast olyan feltetellel,
hogy ez csak es kizarolag
csak az amerikai magyarsag
erdekeben fejtsen XII aktivi-
tast.
A konvencion kell tehat
ext a kerdest egyszer es
mindenkorra tisztazni. Stint
kell valiant az egylet tag
saga kepviseloinek, milyen
iranyban haladjon a Rako-
czi Egyeslilet. Utmutatast
kell hogy adjon a j0v0 igaz-
gatosaganak, tamogasson-e
amerikai magyar ugyet,
tartson-e fem baratsagos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-30
4 vILAG-HET STRoFABAN

- VIkAS-T1Eu - ouN0FA0AE
Irja: szegedy Laszl6
HETT ROvAs: 0RTUzEK EGNEK
Ujjong Csobanc Tihany; dalol a Balaton;
vi magyar tavasznak vi dalai hallgatom
Mohos srok hantjan ui fivek zsendulnek,
lathatatlan vonok vi dalt hegedilnek:
Van mar vi jovoje verzo magyarnak;
van vi orszagresze, NIT vsszafoglatak
mar vi magyar kez, amely fegyvert foghat
van magyar angolas mely egg loboghat;
Van mar vi oser6 Csonka Hazaban
vi ortuzek egnek nagy ejszakaban!
Ujra amodhatjuk harcat egy Macy harcnak
veres viamlasat gyoztes magyarnak!
vAsARNAP: FEKETE GoNDFEIHo RoMANIA FELETT
Mint mikor vihartol reszketnek az agak:
ugy reszket nepe Macy -Romanianak"
Folottuk german orias arnyeka
reszket Trajan korcs szav-latin maradeka
Dictator kralya diktatorto reszket
csokolgata siirin roman keresztet
Szemben behodolo "hi" kirayi szolga
csak titkon halgatja NIT uzen "volga 2"
Nit sugalmaz Paris? Mire init London?
oszu, egyre 6szul fekete gondon
azonfelu oil meg egy vi WHO:
Egyre kozeleg a magyar revizio!
HETFo: "FUGGETLENo ToTORSzAG !?
Egyre buvom, nezem sok uj terkepet
de seholsem lelem szegeny tot nepet.
MerTe lett? Hova lett: ket napi let utan?
ha lily gyorsan eltint: NIT varhat ezutan?
Sok nep birja ftiggetlenseget
inert fuggetensegre meg mem eeg erett
de fejeben nagyon keves veleje
Mert 6 maga ko,dult Htlertol 'vedelmet"
Hitler teljesite nyomban kerelmet
tucatjat hiaba buvom a terkepnek:
nyomat sem lelem a fuggetlen' tot nepnek
KEDD: PARIS, LONDON, MoszKvA
ES MEG MAS HAT ORSZAG
Mikor Napszeker feler dele6re:
lefele tart utja - tudjuk mar el6re p.
nemet dcs6seg most all delelojen:
megkezdi hat utjat palyaia let6jen
Paris, London, Moszkva es meg mas hat orszag:
ezt dcs6seget mars ostromojak.
Egg taborba allnak bosszuszomjtol teve:
nehogy felboruljon "egyensuly" elve
Ez Macy szovetseg = Chamberlain ugy vallja:
nemet oriast kirtja fefa1ja!
Mikor Nap lemen: megnonek arnyak
eS 0Sszecsuklanak "dicSoSeg- -szarnyak :"
szERDA MEMEL
Mialatt sok orszag "tilto poznat" emet
Hitler Macy hirteen enyete mar Mernelt
Hitler csak annyit szot "gyorsan deadni!"
Ltvania szegeny megsem inert mukkanni
Igaz: biztatgattak innen s
talan biztatgatak messzrol meg ma is
Mcneil litvanonak volt kkotoje;
most mar csak ltvan amok temetoje
. Messze segtseg de koze a nemet
ugysem harcolnanak kis Memel vegett
Nit tehetett vegul: Hitlerre "szerz6dott"
Hitler ott Hitler ment es hare nelkiil gy6zottl
CsuToRToK: TAGUL Az UNG voLGYE
Karpataa fe6l vi hirek szarnyalnak
ING folyo menten ujra harcok vannak
Felebredt Karpat 'Tengerszemu hogye :"
szGk lett magyarnak az Ung keskeny volgye
Karpataa nepe k0nnyes szenmel kerte:
tegyink par mertfoldet Totfoldre erte
amt elvitatott t6ik szaja:
os ruthen hatart csatotuk hozzaja
EFT osi hatart mi is jol ismertuk;
hiszen evig apotuk szerettik
Elmentink hat erte es vssza is hoztuk;
szaz faluval egyutt meg is sokszoroztuk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
EAGLES AWAIT
 SpRINCF|ELDERS
Indians at Arena Sunday Nght-Recently Beat
 Leaders 1923

New Haven. Dec. 28- The New Haven Eagles plan on blowing whistles and ringing bells at the Arena on New Years Eve Sunday nighO. The celebration will be an International American ice loop party and the "unwelcome guests" will be the troublesome Springfield Indians who on Christmas night snapped the Battle Birds eight straight win streak up in the Bay State, by Q i0-3 record score.
 Gentleman Jim" Ward, coach of the locals, has shifted the New Haven lines. Gus Mancuso, speedy winger, has replaced Tony Hemmer. ling on the line with Don Wilson and Bill summerhill. Hemmerllng has taken Gus pace with Armand Mondou and Marced Tremblay. The insurance line" of Ward, George Patteson and Earl Roche remains intact.
 Springfield may plan on another scalping party, but they may find themselves the victims of Q claw ing at the talons of the eastern division leaders. Bob McCully will return to Q defense post, replacing Rhys Thomson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
Winsted Rollers
 First Entries In U. s. Sweeps

Fax Healy and Cheeks Balducci, members of the Winsted Recrea- tons of the Western Connecticut Bowling League, are the first Nut meg pinmen to officially enroll in the 10th annual United States Sweepstakes to be held here at the Mattatuck Recreation on Saturday, January c.
 Both Healy and Balducci are well- known In state tournament compe- tition and will be shoting for top prize of $l000 In the famous pin fall event which Is expected to at tract 70 Of the standout duck pin topplers in the country.
 Two more Southern stars, Ollie Pacini md Ray Fiorentino, of Washington, D, C., and Baltimore, respectively entered the big classic yesterday, according to George L., Isemann, executive secretary of the National Duck Pin Bowling Con- gress, Washington.
 Pacinl and Fiorentino join Tony santini, Ed Blakeney, Hokie Smith, Perce Wolfe, Astor Clarke, Joe Har- rison, Howard Parsons Art Felter and Everett Gardner as delegates from below the Mason -Dixon line.
 The South hopes to have 26 or 30.man squad in the U. s, Sweeps this season. If so, the affair will es- tnblish new record for entries. The previous high of 59 was set here In 1888 when Astor Clarke captured first prize of $i ,000 in cash.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
WEST SIDERS WON
 OVER CONN. BLUES

The West Side speedboys won their eighth straight game at the expense of the Conn. Blues 32-2b last night at Russell school gym. The game was played at Q fast and rough pace with both teams using football tactics. The Speedboy lead at the first period 8-6 by stollar two baskets and Guy one and Ka- losky 2 fouls. In the second period the Sides pulled ahead to i6-i2. In the third period the Blues made the score 1877 in favor of the siders, when Kalosky went into the game and scored 2 baskets to help the locals pull ahead 25-20 at the third period. In the final period the Blues again tried to pull ahead on baskets by St. John and Ruocco but the siders counted on Kalosky, Bradley and Runnividge baskets to win 32-25. Joe Kalosky, who was banished on c foul in final period lead the team with Il points while Ruocco was the Blues best man with 8 points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
RHODE ISLAND P.J
 NEXT FOR LITHS

The flaShy Pawtucket, R. l., Pot ter and Johnston Manufacturing Company basketball team will test the unbeaten K. of L, hoopmen at 0 o'clock Saturday night at St. Joe seph's hall.
 The Knights, victors in five straight engagements, have been rolling along at Q fine clip and hope to add the Rhode Islanders 10 their impressive list Of victims.
 Charlie Swanson, who showed here for the last two seasons with the Pawtucket Townies, is play. manager with the "PeejayS," as they are known in Pawtucket. and he has q classy aggregation Of mesh. snapperS. The team iS defending the Pawtucket Manufacturers league championship, having won the honors last season for the Sec- ond time in four years.
 Swanson impressed with his floor game and eye for the basket in his four Waterbury appearances, but he iS far from the star of the club, with several other highly capable performers on the team.
 Ken Kennedy, all-New England with Brown for two years at center, and Ed Tashijian, leading scorer with Rhode Island State three years ago, are other brilliant Peejay aces
 4 newcomer to the team is Joe "saiior' ezaiicki, of the United States Navy, who is rapidly becom. ing one Of the Pawtucket leagues most pubiicized players. The Paw tuckct Times calls him "thc fastest thing on two legs in the league"
 St. JoSeph's Holy Name takes on the Rochester, N. Y., seminarianS il the 7:30 preliin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28

WILEY IS WINNER. OF CLOSE GAME; HERE.
Rosa, Rinaldi, and Brickel Show Up Well-Game
 Here Friday Evening

Wilby's l9s9-i940 basketball Wild- cats added the speedy St, Thomas Seminarians to their early-season victims by @ s9 to S6 count last night at \vilby gym, in Q game that provided all the keen competition expected on the basis of two games played last season. Rosa ana Iti- naldi led the scoring with g points between them, but the general team play, good defense work by Captain Jack Brickel who held the St, Thomas captain, Wally Pranskitis, to one field goal, and six points by Wildcat Roach all had a part in the victory which was earned only after 0 determined rally by the vls- itors wa sheld off in the closing two minutes of play and the Saints had cut down an Il point gap to an almost even level,
 Nice Work
 Frank McKenna, an ex-Crosby boy who did not 90 In for basketball during high school days and Ray Guidone split 24 points to edge Resa and Rinaidi by one point, but lt was Wilby that had what 1t took to win the hall game and they did 1t against one of the best teams st., Thomas has ever sent to Waterbury
 Losing no time, Wilby scored early and owned @ 2,0l5 edge ct hals time, but the lads went Into the last heat g to 2l, which in no time at all was down to 37-34 With two mln- utes to go.' The Saints switched from 0 man to man. to 0 zone de- fense with some effect, but the Wilby shotmakers were there when they had to be.
 A preliminary game showed Wil- by's reserves an easy 38-l6 winner over the Seminary Jayvees, Thomas scoring 2 points for the winners, Summary!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
Boxers Brother
 Fined By Court
By Art Krenz

New Haven, Conn.,, Dec. 28-- tUP) LAngel0 Annunxiata, 2i, who punched State Athletic Commissioner Frank $. Coskey in the face during Q dressing room alteroation, was fined . total of $50 and costs and giv- en two suspended 60-day jail sentences In city court yester- day.
 Judge Joseph Weiner said he was lenient with Annunxaita because Coskey told the court: q can forgive" Annunxlata IS the brother of Midget Renault, Q boxer. Coskey had gone to Renaults dressing-room at the Arena Dec. ! to reprimand him for using foul tactics in a bout. Annunziata, in the room at the time, flung . blow and ran away. Two policemen picked him up after . chase.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
Football StandOutS
 Of 1939 Season

New York. Dec. 28-- -(UP) Foot ball champions and outstanding teams of l039
 East-Cornell.
 Big Ten--Ohio State.
 Big Three-Princeto
 Big SiX--Missouri
 Southeastern-Tennesse Georgia Tech, Tulane.
 Southern - Duke and Clemson tboth undefeated in conference competition with Duke winning five conference games and Clemson four).
 Southwest-Texas A. & M.
 Missouri Valley-W Washington (St. Louis).
 Pacific Coast-souther Califor- nia.
 Rocky Mt. Big Colorado. Professional-Green Bay Packers. Unbeaten untied teams i0)- Tennessee, Texas A. x M. Cornell, Slippery Rock, New Britain Teach- CTS. Louisiana Normal. Maryville (Mo3 Teachers, dc Sales (Toledo), San Jose State, Colorado Mines.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
Paris likes American

Paris football Movie boosting polo
 Scotland tightening golf rules The National League es years Harvard first met in 1865 The English Derby
 years old this year Spring baseball training involves 300 exhibition games Tony has spent half his life
 Kennel Club 04 breeds of Fishing lines being made from coal by new process
 Americas yachting held in 1851 Cornell first 8 Intercollegiate regatas The plant has $50 selling booths William Tden national Bicycle the Spain in the last Horse racing on ice New Hampshire The ski terrain Me d H. and experts apart Melbourne Cricket Club,
 recently celebrated It's centenary Pepper Martin Oklahoma The national archery will be conducted by mail Spring clubs $260000
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
S.M.O.C. BOOSTERS
 SHADE SPARTANS

A hard fought game was played last night between the s. M. o. C and the Spartan, Juniors at the North End Y. M. O. A. The score was S-8 at the half, and both teams were trying hard but the game ended in tic. In the first overtime both teams scored and 1t ended with another tie. Again an over- time was called and Johnny Haiday made 0 sensational shot from half court to win the game for the s. M. o. c. The final score was s. M. o. 0. 22, Spartan, Jrs. 10.
 Johnny Haiday was high scorer for the g. M. o. 0. with ten points followed by Ted Kobrin with four points.
 For the losers, Mucci and Hanra- han tailed six points each. The score.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
BROOKLYN SENIOR
 GAMES TONIGHT

The Brooklyn "" Senior League will get under way tonight ct "the hut" starting at Q: 1B o'clock. The league is composed of the following teams: Danes, Raiders, Redwings Grand Dukes, and the Orioles. The Rams and the Rangers are not rep- resented in the league this year.
 The highly rated Orioles will take on the Raiders in the opener. The second tit will feature the Red- wings vs the Grand Dukes. The high scoring Danes, defending champs, drew . bye.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
B. A. A. GAMES FEB. 10

Boston, Dec. 2e,--(UP).--The 6ist renewal of the Boston Athletic as. Sociation track and field games will be held Feb. 10 ct Boston Garden, officials announced today.
 All i030 winners including such performers as Glenn Cunningham, Don Lash and John Borican have been invited to defend their honors. The D. A. 4. also viii attempt to bring other standout athletes here for the games.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
Shore Starts
 Hockey School

Springfield. Mass, Dec. s. UP - EGdie Shore, owner. manager of the Springfield In- dlans of the International. American League, started . free hockey school at the Coli. scum today.
 More than 300 boys watched Shore, Q star Boston Bruin de. fenseman for i3 years, demon. strate various offensive and de- fensive tactics. Several college coaches and members Of the Springfield team also attended the tw0.h0uF session.
 Shore said he intended to hold regular classes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
HOCKEY MEETING
 CALLED FOR FRIDAY

Friday night ct 7:30 o'clock, man- agcrS Of teams entered in the Wa terbury amateur ice hockey league will meet at the Y.M.C.A, according to cali by President Johnny Thompson who has some important business to discuss as the season gets under way.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28

Schedule shenanigans pit CrJsby and Wilby against AnSonia in the two next starts for the local high school hoop combinations. The Copper City clique comes to Wa terbury for the first valley league game this season tomorrow night at Wiiby gym against Crosby, which has won three straight games and is on edge for It's test against an Ansonia team expected to provide plenty of keen opposition,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
SKI CLUB MEETS

The Constitution Committee Of the Waterbury Y Ski Club will meet tonight at 2 o'clock ct the Central Y. The members of the Y, who are on the committee, gre John Fritz pr. James Lawior, Frank Donahiie. Joseph Kenny, Francis Levesque, Roger Brys0n, and George Morrison. At the meeting tonight the commit tee will draw ID c tentative consti. tuition and a design for c club emblem. These will be presented to the club for acceptance at its January meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
ICE DRILLS

Middiebury and Waterbury hoc- key clubs of the state league are scheduled to tangle Saturday night ct the Middlebury rink which calls for plenty Of pfNctice by both cluDS, Middlebury worked out for two hours last night and has another driii carded fog tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28

Before It's too few rooandoots for the high coached by Floyd Evans TOT swell ob that added much The drill Thanksgiving morn ing was biz time stun while at it, long cheer for the cheer stretch their lungs trying to bring oral announcement It's thankless oh cheer-leader but highly important In the high school of things.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28

Bob Consdnes suggestion that the professional ought to split the Rose Bowl profits the the squad would be worth something the getting the other Does Robert think any college university would ADMIT that interested in filthy brought by football instead of endowmentsP Not in million years
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28

High will provide the opposition for the next starts of the local teams both straight Ansona Crosby tomorrow Wby next Thursday the Copper City
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28

Speaking load of Dan Parkers next magazine article the Saturday Evening Post Jan 9th Massachusetts Goes to the Dogs or something of that nature.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
Connecticut Blues

6cOre py periOubi West Side epeedboys 6 6 Q 7-32 Connecticut Blues .. 6 6 6 6-26
 Referee Darlington. Time-Four Q minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
ThiSSpOrting
 World
Observations And Such
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY'

If the City Baseball league has half as successful season he new the high schools had in football crowds throughout the season up n e -Vby well satisfied though the first concern he Iea9e M the location of scheduled be laid out on the far side of the the stationary stands
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
s. M. 0. Q.

AVtuW 'sssIssas1sss1 Q ~ Score ct half: S. M. o. c. 8, Spar tans, 6. Referee, Pesch. The s. M. O. 0. have won four games out of five starts.
 s. M. o. 0. 22. Royals 28.
 s. M. o. 0. 37, Pilgrims 6.
 S. M. o. 0. %, Spartans ie.
 s. M. o. 0. 27, st. Lucy i3.
 s. M. o. Q. 22, spartans io.
 The 6. "A. O. 0. have booked Q game on New Years Day with the St. Lucy 0. Y. 0. This game will be played ct the North End Y. M. 0. A.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28

High Slngle-RoWe, i62. High ThFee-Klobedanz, 400 High Three--Miii Plain, 003 High Total Three-Miii Plain 1903
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
BASKETBALL RESULTS
tpy United Press,

Indiana bi, Duquesne 60. Illinois 42, Notre Dame %.
 Purdue 4e, Southern Methodist 20
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
Crosby vs. Ansonia

Score at half time: Wilby 20, St Thomas IS. Referee. Petfino,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-07

 duet the clinics at the following places:
 Janeau public schools on Mon ay Ianuary Q.
 Douglas public school and Tues dly January 10, from 9 am. to l2. On this same morning all preschool children between the age of two and six will be given the tuberculin test at the Douglas School.
 Parochial school on Tuesday after neon, January 10
 Winfield school on Monday morn ing. January le.
 Aux Bay preschool children be- tween the ages of two and six on Monday, January Is, from l pm. to 3 pm. at the Aux Lake chapel.
 Preschoo1 children in Juneau on Tuesday. January IT from 1 pm. to pm. at the Juneau Public Health Center.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-07
[ aGA0SIS n SIS 5AD
 TOR gHHDRE'
gcbool Pupils Of Juneau. Douglas Offered Free
 Clinic Service

eprasehagl and school children 3 Juneau Douglas and vicinity win be given che opportunity to have tuberculosis tesis during the next tea weeks. Through the cooperative efforts of the various schools and tao Territorial Depaf Inent of Health those children whose par ents request the tunereuhn test may avail themselves of this opportunity.
 Those children having positive tgbepUin tests will have X-rays e8 their chests taken. The X-ray re- ports will be sent to their family physician Taeee clinics are q part af 9 national and Territorial cam patgn against tuberculosis.
 Dr T. C. Haldenan, tuberculosis
 oian and Miss Magnhild Op-
 gard Public Health Nlnse. will con-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-07
" JACK QUICKER HOST
 WITH STAG PARTY

Jack Gucker was host last even- ing at stag party. in celebration of his fou.,s ,seenth birday, at his Seventh street residence.
 Guests roasted oysters over the fireplace, which delicicies proved to be the piece de resistance for the dinner party.
 Following dinner those present at tended the Juneau-Douglas basket ball game,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-07
YEARS FIRST BABY

Fairbanks first baby of the New Year was born at 1l:50 o'clock on the night of January 2, to Mrs. Mill ton Aim, of Livengood, in St. Jo- seph's Hospital. The infant is a girl, 3 pounds and 2 ounces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-07
FLATS YIELD s7Oo,ooO

Gold production in the Flat dis trict amounted to about $700,000 last season according to Sam Ap- pelbaum, recent arrival at Fair banks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-07

Republican Alexander Wiley is Wisconsin's new senalor-elect. He defeated F. Rvan Duffy Demo
 crat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-07

FOR SALE-Pair lady's new White Elk shoe ice skates size g, also guitar. Reasonable. Phone Green 147.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-07

FOR SALE-U & I Lunch. Owner ! quitting business Write 20. Box
 c274 or phone 334.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-07

FOR SALE = 7-room house and double garage. miles out Glacier Highway. Reasonable. Phone 241
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-07

TWO GOOD stoves. kitchen and heater. 401 Fourth and Harris.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-07

GOOD forest wood, spruce or hem lock, cut to any desired length, $7 per load, ricks. Phone PAT, Jack Westfall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-07

FOR SALE-City Float Beer Parlor Phone 541 after pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-07

FOR SALE-C Meiody Conn Saxo- phone, $20. Write Empire M 162
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-07

FORD TUDOR, driven only 5000 mSFcs. New tires, deluxe radio and heater. See Elroy Ninnis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-07

INCOME property for sale. Phone Blue 1855.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-07

FOR SALE Pair 9th skis and har- ness. Phone Green CTS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-07
WANTED

WANTED = Two cats Faiam
 Dock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-07
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-07
FOR SALE

54-INCH oak dining table and six chairs. Red 150. TWO ROOM house for rent, couple preferred. Walter H. Ro- binson. Phone Green 475.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-07

ROOM FOR RENT-Apt A, Sha- baldak Apts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-07

BOAT STALL. by Douglas Bridge,
 g per month. Green ATS.