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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
A FELLENDULES
DACARA

egyre sulyosabb problema
lesz a kozsegely Igyebol, anne
lyek terhet az allamok, me-
gyek es varosok mem birjak.
Emlekezetes meg, hogy a
WPA munkakrol az emberek
szazezreit fizetik lie sorjaban
es inert olyan gyorsan nem
nyilnak a munka alkalmak,
termeszetes, hogy javulo vi
szonyok dacara a segelyzettek
szama is gyarapszik.
Toledo peldaul osszeroppant
a segelyek terhei alatt es ne
hany napig a varos utalvanya-
it a keresked6k mar be sem
valtottak es tobb nagy varos
van ilyen vagy hasonlo hely-
zetben.
Hihet6 azonban, hogy a ko-
vetkezo ket-harom honap alatt
a munka alkalom annyira no
vekszik, hogy minden dolgozni
akaro epkezlab ember munkat
kap.
Egyre t0bb idos embert he
lyeznek a k0zeli honapokban
allando aggkori kegydijra, ami
a segelyezettek szamat maid
Szinten cSOkkenti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
WASHINGTONBAN
JSMET

egyutt i'll a kongresszus es
a kovetkez6 harom-negy heten
at a fegyverkivitel kerdeset
targyaljak.
Az elnok S a szenatorok Macy
t0bbsege AIT hiszi, hogy ha a
fegyverkivitel tilalmat felold-
jak, konnyebb lesz ezt a habo-
rut semlegesen megusznunk; a
szenatus kisebbsege AIT hiszi,
hogy a tilalom feloldasa koze-
iebb. vinne a haboruhoz ben
niinket.
Valoszinii, hogy az eln0k ke-
riil XII ezuttal gyoztesen a vi
tabor .es lehet6ve teszi a kon-
gresszus, hogy akar fegyvert,
akar egyebet, minden nemzet
.,vasaEolhasson ebben az orszag-
ban, aki keszpenzzel tud a va
sarlasaiert fizetni.
Termeszetesen a fegyvertila-
lom megsziintetese mem visz
kozelebb a haboruhoz benniin-
ket, has a hitelt a jovoben is
meg fogjak mindenkitol tagad-
nj. @Ass
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
A MICHIGAN
CONSUMERS

Powers Company munkasai
sztrajkolnak es bar a villany-
telepek uzemben vannak, alig
van nap, hogy nehany varos-
ban egy kisebb id6re villany
nelkiil ne maradnanak a fo-
gyasztok.
Michigan tehetetlen kor-
manyzoja elrendelte, hogy -
inadkozzek a lakossag a
sztrajk vegeert.
A mlchigani varosok pol
garsaga azonban AIT szeretne
tudni, hogy mikor fogjak a
k0ziizemi munkasok iigyet ugy
rendezni, hogy a fogyasztok-
max soha ne kelljen az iizem
megszakitasatol rettegni.
Ezerfele kar szarmazik, ha
egy-egy varosban a villany
vagy gazszolgalat megakad
egy id6re es a koziizemi alkal-
mazottak igyet eppen ugy
sztrajk-mentesse ke1lene csi-
aalni, ahogy AIT a kongresz-
szus a vasuti nunkasokkal
svekkel ezel6tt megtette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
MEG MINDIG NINCS

nyugalom a hus es vago.
hid iparban es a multi heter
a Cudahy ceg kansasi telepen
kozel ketezer munkas vonult
XII egy napra a munkabol.
A Labor Board elrendelte,
hogy a Cudahy ceg a kompa-
MIA junit oszlassa fel es ne all
jon a szabad szervezkedes ut
jaba.
Eek azonban csupan elo-
csataozasok, inert hiszen az
Armour and Co. ugyere gon-
dol mindenki. Az Armour a
legnagyobb ceg es idaig min
den szerzodest kereken vissza-
utasitott es mem akar a CIO-
val targyalni.
A kormapy a munkaminisz-
ter utjan egyre erosebb nyo-
mast gyakorol a husiparra es
hihet6, hogy az altalanos fell
lendiilesre valo tekintettel a
huskiralyok mem fognak egy
elkeseredett munkas-harcot
provokalni a k0zel jov6ben.
ALPENABAN EZERNEL
TOBB
munkas vonult XII az Alpena
Garment Co. gyarabol S ezen-
Xviii ismet Al olyan sztrajk
volt folyamatban a multi he
ten, amelyekben ketszaznal
t0bb embert emeltek XII a mum
kabol.
Bekes egyezseget kotottek a
dock es acknowledgements San
Franciscoban a kikoto munka-
)sokkal, akik a szerzodes lejar-
ta dacara mindaddig megma-
radnak a munkaban, amig vi
egyezseget mem tudnak csinal-
mi.
Tiz szazalekos beremelest
kaptak a mozi-studiok mum
kasai S ICY egy id6re bekere
van kilatas abban az iparban.
AIT koveteli a puhaszenba-
nyaszok kisebbik szervezete, a
Progressive Union, amely az
AFL-hez tartozik, hogy bar
csak aprilisban kotottek seer
coolest, kezdjenek annak a mo-
dositasan targyalni, inert a
haborus viszonyok a megelhe-
teshez szukseges dolgok arat
emeltek. -,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
A POLITIKAT MEM
A.KARJAK

a nemzetkozi helyzetb6l XII
zarni es a republikanusok uj-
ra meg ujra bizonyos politikai
dijazast kiyannak azert, hogy
ebben az esetben alljanak a
kormannyal egy fronton.
Minden aron igeretet akar-
max kicsikarni az eln0kt6l,
hogy harmadszor a jelolest
llem fogja vallalni, remelheto
azonban, hogy Roosevelt mem
all k0telnek es nem fogja ma
ga el6tt az ajtot becsapni.
Ha republicans honfitar-
saink politikai el6ny0ket akar-
nak azert, hogy a nemzet a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
HABORUT SENKI
MEM AKAR

ebben a hazaban, legkevesbe
Roosevelt elnok, aki az ameri-
kai hajokat XII akarja tiltani a
haborus vizekrol, hogy a nem-
zetet egy-egy elsiilyesztett anne
rikai halo Matt ne lehessen
haborura izgatni.
Azert hivatta ossze Panama
Citybe a 81 amerikai nemzet
kepvisel6it, hogy ezentul ko-
zos eroyel 6rizzek az amerikai
partokat es ne tirjek meg,
hogy a partok k0zelebe a ha-
horut athozzak.
Ugy latszik, hogy az elnok a
celjat eleri, inert atilatin-ame-
rikai nemzetekben meg van Ia
minden hajlandosag, hogy ko-
operaJanak veliink ebben a
kerdesben: hiszen a kis nem-
zetek is semlegesek kivannak
nlaradni.
Senki nem semleges ebben
az orszagban es altalaban a
nemzet a sz0vetsegesek gy6-
zeln1et kivanja, de olyan mo-
don, hogy AIT ne mi kaparjuk
XII is1net a szamukra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
Az AUTO-MUNKASOK
A CHRYSLER

|. telepeken szavaztak a Labor
Board vedel1ne alatt a multi
neten es egy telep hvetelevel
mindenitt nagy t0bbseggel a
CIO mellett szavaztak.
Ezek a sorozatos szavazasok
megertethetnek az AFOL-al,
hogy az auto gyarak munka-
sal 81 aranyban a mask seer
vezetbe helyeztek minden BIZ
zalmat es okos dolog lenne, ha
az AFOL kivonulna egeszen az
iparbol.
Jelenleg Briggs gyaraknal
all fem a sztrajk veszedelme,
reszben hataskori vitabol, resi-
ben azert, inert a munkasok
allitasa szerint a "speed up"
rendszeren egyet ismet felfele
csavartak, vagyis gyorsabban
jarnak a tconveyor belt-ek,
mint idaig.
Egyebkent az auto iparban
a termeles elerte a hetvenezer
kocsit hetenkent es negy het
alatt masfelszer ennyit fog
max ternelni, u -yagyisl maid
nem teljes iizer11mef dolgoznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
III 3 I'll s " B NJ u d

vilag fele egyseges frontot mu-
tasson, akkor AIT tudni kell lit
minden szayazo polgarnak.
A Dies bizottsag is toket
akar kovacsolni a mai helyzet-
Dol es beigeri, hogy a kommu-
nista partot be fogjak tiltani
Semmi sziikseg mines ra,
hogy akarmilyen partot betilt-
sanak ebben a szabad haza-
ban; a kommunista partot mar
ugyis megsemmisitettek -
MoSzkvabol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
A MUNKA FRONTJAN
VALTAKOZ0

hirek voltak a multi heten.
Az American Federation of La
Dor konvencioja messze kalan-
dozott az eredeti programtol
'es beszelnek azon semlegesseg-
rol, bevandorlasrol, kommuniz-
musrol, csak a CIO-van valo
megegyezesr6l mem akarnak
oszinten beszelni. Bar erezheto,
hogy a delegatusok nagy re-
sze szeretne veget vetni a mum
kasok kozt dulo testverharc-
max.
Erosen panaszolja a Fede-
ration, hogy a Federal Labor
Relation Board mem partatlan
es panaszkodnak arrol is, hogy
a szovetseg navy yardjaiban
folyo halo epitesi munkalatok-
nal mem nepszeruek a szakszer-
veZetek.
Egyebekben az AFOL eppen
az a reakcios tarsasag ma is,
amely a CIO-t kitermelte es
szamizte magabol es ICY lesz
az mindaddig, anaig AIT a
Green -Woll-H Hutchinson gang
fogja uralni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05

dS.- elhatarozn Ell az eg6gx
nemzet vallia es helyesli, hogy.
az Egyesiilt Allanlok Eormanya
a nsmzet saIale sesseget meg
ovja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
A GAZDASAGI
VISZONYOK

most mar gyorsabb tempo
ban javulnak es bar hiaba-
valo lenne tagadni, hogy ab-
ban resze van a haborunak, q
teljes javulast mem lehet a ha-
boru javara k0nyvelniink.
A nehez iparban dolgoznak
a legt0bbet es abban az ipar-
ban haborus rendelesre meg
mem dolgoztak es mem termel-
tex egy tonna acelt sem.
Kivitelre dolgozik reszben d
puhaszen banyaszat, a rezba-
nyaszat es termeszetesen kill
foldi rendeleseket minden ipar-
agban remelnek, de idaig in
Kabb kerdezoskodesek, mint
rendelesek j0ttek a kulfoldrol.
Ha a kongresszus felszaba-
ditja a kiviteli tilalmat, akkor
a munka gyorsabban megin-
dul, inert akkor mem myers
anyagot es felig kesz arut, ha-
mem kesz holmit szallitunk a
hadviselo feleknek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
ERDEKES ES

nagyon szomoru eredmenye-
ket hozott az a nagy hihoval
megalkotott pennsylvania tor
veny, amely megkoveteli min
den munkakepes segelyezett6l,
hogy dolgozzek valamit a Sc
gelyert.
September vegeig 95 ezer
dollar keszpenz segelyt osztot-
tax XII, niota a torveny eletbe
lepett, ennek a torvenynek az
alapjan es ezen osszeg kiosz-
tasa pontosan 81 ezer dollar
jaba keriilt az allamnak.
Vagyis t0bbe keriilt a segely
torvenyt vegrehajtani. mint a
mennyit kiadtak segely mum
kaber fejeben.
Az allan megfelel6 depart
nentje szerint ez mem lesz ICY
a j0v6ben, inert az els6 par
honap adminisztracioja nehez-
kes. De hamarosan bizonyos
mennyisegu tejet lesz k0teles
venni minden segelyezett es
ennek az administrators is
met sok penzbe fog keriilni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05

a legioval, hogy ellenzik a fegy
verkiviteli tilalom negszinte-
teset, de a legio nem ALT ko-
telnek.
Csak annyit voltak hajlan-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
OHIOBAN. MEGFELEL0

mennyisegii alairast gyiijt0t-
tex egy a Townsend tervhez
hasonlo kalandra es ICY az
allan polgarsaga szavazni fog
a 80 dollaros segely iigyeben
november honapban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
NAGYON ERDEKES PERT

inditott a General Motors
Michigan allamban, ahol AIT
kerik, hogy egy regi torvenyt
helyezzen hatalyon xviii a BIZ
rosag.
Meg 1931-ben iktattak alb
ban az allamban torvenybe,
hogy a n6knek ugyanazon mum
kan ugyanannyit kell fizetni,
mint a ferfiaknak, de eddig
AIT soha vegre mem hajtottak.
Most, hogy a t0rveny vegre-
hajtasara kezdtek gondolni, a
gyar ramutatott, hogy a n6k-
tol, Agyancsak a torveny alap-
jan, nem tudnak annyi munkat
k0vetelni, mint a ferfiaktol,
inert a n6-munkasok munka-
mennyiseget torvenyekkel kor-
latozzak abban az allamban.
ISMET SZARAZSAGT0L
kell tartania a farmernek,
inert a nyugati es k0zepnyu-
gait allamokban alig volt ESQ
az utolso hetekben.
Kansas, Omaha, Texas esza-
XII resze es a Dakotak isrnet
porfelh6 alatt vannak S ma
mar biztos, hogy a foldmiive-
SEX erosen elkesnek tell bu-
laval.
Ettol eltekintve ma nincs
panasza a farmernak, inert bar
az arakat meg egyaltalan mem
lehet haborus araknak nevez-
nj, ma megis tisztesseges penzt
kapnak a termesert es ami a
f6, remeny van "a, hogy a
keszleten levo oriasi felesleget
nehany honapon beliil clad
jak.
Azok a zoldseg es citrus
gyiim0lcs termel6k, akik a tel
folyaman j0nnek a termessel
piacra, ebben az evben szin
ten jobb lehet6segeket talal-
max, inert a varosok munkasai
ismet tisztessegesebben dolgoz-
max eS keresnek.
AZ AMERICAN LEGION
a multi heten tartotta kon-
vencioval egybek0tott nagy evi
jamboreejat, amt a Ford
Coughlin csoport politikai szin
padnak akart hasznalni.
= L. -
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-08

and brother at time when his life was at it's fullest and best.
 BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED That on this day. in Open Court time be set aside to honor the memory of Judge Wickersham when the members of the Bar of this Court may express their ap- preciation of his work, and their sorrow in their loss and the loss of the Territory, and
 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That a copy of this Resolution, after being spread upon the jour nals of the court in Ketchikan and Juneau, be sent by the Clerk to Mrs. Wickersham.
 HARRY c. MCCAIN, Chairman of Ketchikan Committee.
 H. L. FAULKNER, Chairman of Juneau Committee
 ORDER
 IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, That the foregoing Report and Resolu- ton of the Ketchikan and Juneau Bar Associations be spread upon
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-08
'pACIFC LINER" IS NEW DRAMA AT
 CAPITOL THEATRE
Victor MtLaeIen, Chester Morris Star in New
 Sea Picture

The vivid contrast between the boredom and sophistication on the passenger deck of an ocean steamer, and the inferno of human passions in the vessels stokehcld, presents striking background for RKOe Ra- dio's Pacific Liner" in which Victor McLagle and Chester Morris are co-starred The picture starts to- night at the Capitol Theatre.
 The story revolves around the pro- fessional and romantic conflict be- l tween a husky chief engineer of a large liner and the ships doctor played by McLaglen and Morris res pectively, while Wendy Barrie is seen as a pretty nurse in whom both are interested.
 ] Enroute from Shanghai to San l Francisco, an epidemic breaks out among the grimy engine room crew. 1 Although the stokehold of the ves- sel is quarantined by the doctor, and the malady strikes down one crew member after the other, the belligerent chief engineer refuses to lessen the pace of the gigantic en- zines. Hysteria and panic reign in the depths of the steamer counter pointed by the bitter conflict be- tween the two iron-willed men. In striking contrast to this condition, however, is the apathy and selfish ness of the irresponsible passengers above deck, who, kept in ignorance of the human tempest raging below decks, decry the liners slow speed It is in this respect that the story is said to strike unique note in characterization, adding power and realism to it's drama.
 The cast in Pacific Liner" also in- cludes Barry Fitzgerald, Alan Hale and Allan Lane. Lew Landers di- rected the production by Robert Sisk.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-08
ChapeIadiesto Award Thanksgiving Basket

The Chapeladies held their regu- lar meeting last evening at the home of Mrs. Tom Bareksten on the Glacier Highway.
 Mrs. Frank Maier was selected as chairman in charge of tn e Chapeladies annual Thanksgiving Basket. She will be assisted by Mesdames Virgil Newell Clarence Wittanen and Tom Bareksten. The basket will be on display at the Aux Bay Grocery and the draw ing will be held at that place Fri day evening, November IT,
 Members present at the session last night were Mesdames Frank Willard, Virgil Newell, Frank Maier, Milton Ward, Dora Spaulding, Jen- ney Pederson, Loren Card. Max Mielke and Clarence Wittanen. Mrs. Ida E. Green was a visitor for the occasion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-08
"SpRING FEVER" PLAY CAST HAS
 BEEN SELECTED
Hiqh School Students Will Present Annual Pro-
 duefion, December

Would-be Sarah Bernhardt's and E. H. Sothern's of the Juneau High School are all agog - the reason-"Spring Fever" the annual high school play to be presented next month for the pleasure of the townspeople Miss Ruth McVey will be director for the production and rehearsals are to start imme- diately.
 Following tryouts which were held recently at the school the following cast has been selected: Howard Paul Coke; Ed-Jo Kennedy; Vic Bob Scott; Lou-Ann Lois Davis; Mrs. Mary Stewart; Anne Isabel Parsons; Vivian -Mavis Mi kula; MT Purcell-P Phillip Harland; Mrs. Purcell-Sylvia Davis; Aunt Maud Barbara Hermann; Profes sor Bean-Bob Thibodeau Dr Dixon-Jim Glasse.
 Assisting Miss McVey on the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-08
THE REACHC0MBER' OPENING ON SCREEN
 AS COLISEUM SHOW

"The Beachcomber," which opens tonight at the Coliseum Theatre, marks the highest point in the dis tinguished career of the great screen actor, Charles Laughton.
 Based on a w. Somerset Vaughan story, the pictures casts Laughton in the role of Ginger Ted" a unique and interesting characterization which he handles with all the aoroit- ness and finish which he lent to the parts of Captain Bligh in "Mu- tiny on the Bounty and the title role of Rembrandt
 At the inception of the action, Ginger Ted" is disrupting the peace of a tropical Dutch Indies Island. English remittance man and beach, comber. he is at odds with the scheme of things on the island The islands Dutch COntroleur a mis- sionary named Miss Jones. and her brother, pr. Jones, have a hard time trying to control him, Yet the Con- troleur prefers his company to that of the strict, humorless Miss Jones and her fussy brother. At the same time Miss Jones is having diff cult time keeping Ginger away from her native girl students.
 In the course of the story, Gin ger" and Miss Jones are marooned on a reef for a night, along with two native boys. She is frantic with fear But Laughton ignores her-a fact which brings mingled emotions in her reaction. She decides that it is her duty to bring out the good in his nature. Her method of doing this, and his battle for his freedom provide interesting and stimulating motivation for the remainder of the 1 drama.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-08
Pioneer Auxiliary Nominates Officers
 At Meeting Here

Nomination of officers was held last night at the LOOP. Hall when members of the Pioneers Auxiliary met for their regular business session.
 During the evening plans for the Auxiliary's bazaar, which will bo held after the first of the year, were discussed in great length. An- nouncement was also made that election of officers will be held at the meeting on the evening of De- cembr B.
 A social followed the business ses- sion and refreshments were in charge of Mrs. Katherine Hooker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-08
By PRESTON GROVER

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.-To thf hazards of life in Washington should be added race horse touts and the March of Time.
 We will take them up in that cr- der. although that may or may moi be the way we feel about them.
 Washington has no horse tracks of it's own, but not far over the line in Maryland are such spots as Laurel and Havre de Grace where the horses run and the touts ply their trade with skilful additions to their tricks which should be re- ported.
 At Laurel tout rushes up tc whisper something in the ear oi Postmaster General Farley but is casually brushed aside and doesn't press his point. On to the next vic- tim he wings his way, and the name of the victim we will hold because he blushes easily. Put a piece on Blue Nose,' says he, although Blue Nose is not the name of the horse, whose true name we will also withhold be- cause the horse also blushes easily Our victim is not eager to put a piece on Blue Nose because he thinkt he knows the way of touts. But this one has tricks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-08
RESERVATIONS FOR
 N0RW0MEN DINNER
 10 END THIS EVENING

All who wish to attend the Nor women dinner tomorrow night are requested to mal5e reservations this evening by calling 373. The affair will be held in the Parlors of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church and will start at 6 O. clock.
 Guest speaker, for the occasion will be Herbert Hilscher, promin- ent free lance writer. MT. Hilscher will discuss "The Pattern of Asia. "
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-08
A FEW ARE CHOSEN

h w ftAeL OEhOoEAN
 The American farmer was the bulwafk of the Allied armies during the World War" purrs the girl at 7:15. am. "Yes, yes" we agree, Ego on"
 Now again in 1889 (we are quoting ad lib as we remember it, so the words may differ but the idea is there) the American farm CT may be called upon to feed a world at war The March of Time has prepared film release on the American farmer" At this point cur tension is down and our dan der up because 15 minutes more of sleep were rightfully ours before we needed to consider the Ameri- can farmer feeding the world.
 But it develops, via the sweet voice, that the March of Time is giving a preview of it's new re- lease to few selected souls in the Department of Agriculture audi torium. At 7:15 am. We have been selected as one of those to see and hear it.
 And because we are a diligent soul, even at 7;15 am. while shy Is min- utes of rightful sleep, we take down telephone number where we are to call for formal invitation.
 And we went.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-08

production staff are Virginia Wor- ley Betty Wilcox, Lee Lucas, Dick
 Jackson, Harley Turner Astrid Holm, Marilyn Burke, Helen Mill Ter, Charline Arnold, Sue Stew art, Violet Paul, Tina Lepetich, Mildred Render, Maydelle George, Leroy Vestal Josephine Campbell, Bud Lowell and Esther Johnstone.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-08
TULSE0UAH MAN
 q VISITING HERE

c. Hornsby Smith, of Tulsequah, mining man, is in from the Polaris country for a few weeks visit in Juneau.
 Smith controls large group of gold lode claims on Canyon Greek, on the other side of the ridge from Polaris- s-Taku workings
 While in Juneau, Smith is a guest of the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-08
Bar Honors
 Late Judge
Resolutions on Death of Wiekersham Adopted
 at KefChikan Court

Last Saturday in the District Court at Ketchikan a joint report was presented to the court on be- half of the members of the bar of Juneau and Ketchikan on the death of Judge James Wickersham. Committees had been appointed the week before by the Bar As sociations of the two places to prepare suitable resolutions.
 Upon presentation of the report the court set aside the remainder of the forenoon session to honor the memory of Judge Wickersham.
 Tributes were paid to the late member of the bar, jurist and dis tinguished citizen by H. L. Faulk- ner on behalf of the Juneau Bar by Judge Lester O.. Gore on be- half of the Ketchikan Bar and by Judge George F. Alexander.
 The proceedings were ordered spread upon the court records of November 4 and entered in the journals at Ketchikan and Juneau The following is the report and resolution:
 The Committees of the Bar of Ketchikan and Juneau, appointed to prepare suitable resolutions on the death of Judge Wickersham herewith present to the Court the following:
 Our esteemed friend and brother member of the Bar and former Judge of this Court, Honorable James Wiokersham. after a long life and many useful years spent in the service of the Territory having been called by death on October 24, 1889, at Juneau,
 And the members of the Bar of Ketchikan and of Juneau, feeling most keenly the loss of it's most distinguished member; one who has made a name for himself which will live as long as record ed history; name as Judge, Rep resentative of Alaska in Congress, lawyer, friend, neighbor and citi- zen of the highest character, come now before the Court at Ketchi- kan, over which our esteemed friend at one time SO ably presid- ed, and request the Court to order spread upon the journal of this days proceedings, the following resolution:
 RESOLVED: That in the death of Honorable James Wickersham the Territory of Alaska has lost one of it's foremost, most beloved and most valued citizens, the Bar of Alaska one of its most distin- guished and outstanding members, his fellow lawyers a brother es- teemed by all as one of the wisest and best, and his wife a loving husband, constant and dear com panion and source of strength and happiness; ae
 That we extend to Mrs. Grace Wickersham our most profound sympathy, and while conscious of the fact that any attempt on our part to beguile her from her grief at this time would be weak anc | fruitless, we know that she will always take solemn pride in tho privilege which was hers ip tht companionship of our late frient
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the minutes of this days court proceedings and entered in the journals at Juneau and Ketchi- kan.
 DONE IN OPEN COURT at Ket- chikan, Alaska, this 4th day of November, 1899.
 GEORGE F. ALEXANDER,
 District Judge