davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-02
budapest szerkeszt6je

vasutas volt, vegigharcolta a
vilaghaborut. 1913 szomoru
telen, amikor a csehek bej0t-
tex Csapra, geppuskatiizzel
fogadta 6ket. Ez lett elinditoja
szenvedeseinknek. Mert persze
voltak olyanok, akik ezt be-
sugtak a cseheknek es ICY fer
jem allasat elvesztette. Aztan
jartuk a kalvariat a minden-
napi kenyerert. Nehezen tud-
TUX fenntartani magunkat es
ICY AIT hataroztuk ferjemmel,
hogy athajozunk Anerikaba,
megprobaljuk ujra kezdeni az
eletet. Bethlehembe keriil-
tunk, oft ferjem gyarban dol
gozott. Nagyon nehezen, de
boldogan vegezte munkajat,
inert bekessegben elhettiink,
mem kellett folyton att6l ret
tegntnk, hogy valah hallga-
todzik, mint utols6 eveinkben
itthon kellett.
Bethlehemben kivettiik
resziinket az ottani magyar
sag egyhazi Is tarsadalmi ele-
teb6l mindketten. Magam is
sokat tevekenykedtem magyar
tigyek erdekeben. Ezeknek. az
id6knek legszebb emleke az a
ket fenykep, amt boldogult
Endresz Gy0rgy Is Magyar
Sander 6ceanreptil6kt6l kap-
tam a mozgalombani munkam
jutalmaul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-02

volt az aki az elso kavicsot Matyas hataba
eresztette? XII vaditotta meg falut? Alljon

volt az, aki az elso kaWcsot Matyas hataba
eresztette? Ki vaditotta meg falut? Alljon
elo! -.
Bordas biro fente helyzetet ilyen
elesre! - kialtotta valaki kobe - Bor-
das feszegette, birizgalta Most men
jen, keresse fel Tatar Matyast, oszt alaza-
tosan kovesse meg! ..
- Hova, merre menjek? - tarta
szejjel Bordas karjait. Ki mondja
meg nekem, hogy merre vette az utjat?. i.
Biztosan Enekre ment. Megveszi
gozmalmot. bir6, t0rvenybir6 es egy
eskiidt azonnal menjenek utana i. Hoz-
Yak haza Tatar Matyast, inert nagy igaz-
SagtalanSag t0rtent vele -.
Bordas Gergely hazament feldiihodten:
- Juliska! - kialtotta ;.
Juliska el6bujt tiszta szobabol. Kony-
nyes volt SCENE
= Hat tie mir bogsz?
- Semmiert - rantotta fel a vallat
leany.
- Nahat akkor! Azonnal adjal
valami falni valot, otan fogass be, inert
megyek Enekre.
Nagyokat nyelve hanyta falatokat
befele. Juliska nyitott ra.
- Mert megy edesapam Enekre?
- Semmi k0z0d hozza! . Anyad
hun van?
leany csak sokara valaszolt:
Elment Tatarne asszonyhoz =.
- Nit keres oft Tatarnenal? Mi?
- bamult Bordas
- En- kiildtem Ell, edesapam !. hogy
nem-i tudja, hogy hol van Matyas - mond-
ia leany, de mar akkor nagyon sirt.
- Hat oszt hun van? - kapott a SION
az apa. - Mert hatha mem kene bemenni
Enekre
- Ugy hallottam, hogy elbujdosott -
sirta Juliska.
Megjottek Gal Szabo Gerzsonek is. A
kocsi el0allt. Bebujtak hatul a pokroccal
betakart ulesre. Bordas leszolt Juliskanak
- Ma izibe, kapj rad valanit, oszt
gyere veltnk Megyiink Matyas utan
A leanynak felragyogtak szemei. Par
pillanat telt csak Ell, mAris fent tilt ko-
csin A kocsi kidocogott a kapun
Este lesz, nire Enekre ernek.
De mar Matyasek reg Pestre ertek
Sitter Jozsival, meglehet6sen bepalinkaz-
va Mi sem termeszetesebb, hogy tarsak
lettek meg vonatban mialatt er6sen fo-
gyott Siternek palinkaja. Es mentiil job
ban fogyott, ok ANIMAL nagyobb iizleteket
bonyolitottak lie sovany es kover disznok-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-02
IAN, mindennemii marhakban. ttzletiket

ban, mindennemii marhAkban uzletiiket
kiterjesztettek egesz Kozep- -Europara, s6t
a tengeren is tulmentek egeSz Londonig,
inert az angliusok nagyon szeretik ma
gyar marhat es magyar mangalica fajt
Mire Cegledre ertek, pontoSan ezer
wagon allatot szallitottak lie Europa kiilon-
fele allamaiba, mint 'Tatar es SITTER ceg,
mely cegbe Sitter ada az eszt, Tatar ur
pedig dollart. Mert ezt meSterseget is
kell am tanulni Amellett Sitter Jozsi penzt
is ad, inert neki is van valamije. Ha mem
is eppen annyi, mint Matyasnak, aranylag,
de ez kicsi is sok
Cegleden kiiirilt butykos De mem
azert teremtette Joisten az allomast,
kocsmakat restiket hogy eniatt meg kel-
lene ijedni Megmeritik ait butykost akar
kinek egy perc alatt. Icy aztan Suternek is
teleontottek. Mint faklyat, lobalva mutatta
messzir6l tars ur az ablakban vigyorgo
Matyasnak az iiveget.
Icy aztan Cegledt6l Keletiig meg
vasaroltak a Nagymagyar Alf0ld 0ss0es
marhaallomanyat es epkezlab disznait. Mi
re befutott vonat a Keletibe, akkorara
mar disznoallomany kett6vel gyara-
podott.
Ugyanis, mid6n kiszalltak vonatbol,
tobben imigyen illettek Tatar and Com
pany ceget
= Disznok! -.
Vigan poroszkaltak lovak Enek fele.
kocsiban iltek Bordas biro, Gal Sza-
bo Gerzson os Bikacs Istvan. Bordas es
Gal Szabo egymas mellett. Bikacs veluk
szemben potiilesen. A kocsis mellett tilt
Juliska es szerelemr6l elnelkedett. mar
ugy velte, hogy dollarral es dollar nelkiil
is szerette Matyast. Neki mar mindegy
volt dollar, nek mar csak Matyas KEEL
lett volna maradektalanul, terdig gombol-
hato kiil0n0s csizmajaval, a kaveszinu Dor
kabattal, egeszseges nevetesevel, a nagy
marcona sep szal alakjaval.
Mert szerelem az ilyen. A szerelem
dollarral vagy dollar nelkul is szerelem.
Megallt a kocsi az enek nagy gonna
lom el6tt. A f6molnar eppen az alto elott
allott. Bordas uram hogy ne vesztegesse-
mex sok id6t, azonnal a targyra teri:
= Mondja, f6molnar ur! Mem latta
errefele Tatar Matyast, az amerikast?
f6molnar felhuzta szenn0ld0ket.
Liszttel bevont area olyan volt, mint nagy
feher tok, amire szemet, orrot, szajat vag-
max maszkanapkor es gyertyaval vilagitjak
meg beliilr6l
(Folvtatiuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-02
vot, hogy hozzak magammal valamit az

vot, hogy hozzak magammal valamit az
- Sose bancson az tiged ecsem ..
Van lit minden! !. Hej, MatyaS, ha
mink ketten 0sszefogunk -. Mi lesz lit
akkor? -.
Falatoztak. Sitter dismal r0f0gtek
Egy-egy bus 0kor el-elb6dilt, mintha hal
lotta volna Sitter j0v6be vetett remenyse-
genek kifakadasait Mi lesz lit akkor?.
Es zakatolt a vonat Pest fele.
* y 4
Mint mikor jeg veri el hatart, olyan
szomorusag tilt "a masnap az emberekre
faluban Szinte feltek egymastol, mem mer-
tex egymas szemebe nezni. Titokzatosan ke-
riilgettek tegnapi este t0rtenetet. Tatar
Matyast, Amerikat, dollart, teglagya-
rat, reszvenytarsasagot. Kj6zanodtak. Es
ICY jozan f6vel kezdtek boncolgatni dol
gokat, egyelore csak 0nmagukban. De erez-
tex, hogy mem egeszen igazsagosan jartak
ell Tatar Matyassal Mem kellett volna XII
zavarni a falubol
- Hatha megis van dollarja? = lokte
XII a szot nagybajuszu Guthy Istvan, del
ben kozseghaza elott. Hatha igaza
van neki, hogy dollar Amerikaban van....
Bordas csovalta fejet:
- Mem hinnem, inert valamit csak
hoz magaval, akinek 0tszazezer dollarja
van ;. De igaz lelkemre nlondom, hogy
mem LATHAM en- ANIMAL egy huncut krajcart
se mig jart janyomhoz
Bikacs Gerzson szolalt meg:
- Olyik ember mem nagyzolos, olyik-
max meg mindig dagadt a mejje Ha van
nek egy arasz, hat olyan hosszut mutat,
mint az orszagut. Tatar Matyas olyan
ember v6t, hogy visszahuzodo ember vot.
Meg hat mir mondta vona asst, hogy olyan
sok pize van? s. En- aszondom, hogy be
kellett vona varni, mig valojaban pizt mu-
tat. Ha peg mem mutat, ha kisiil minden,
kisiil a nincs, meg mindig lett vona idonk
kikergetni hatarbul ,
- Ez igaz! Ez helyes! i. Ez a
beszed! . n1oidogattak tobben. -
Most man nizhetiink nyomaba! -. :.
Mem jon az ide vissza tobbet! i. Hanem
maid masutt szorja pizt! Idegenbe!
Idegen emberek elvezik maid! -.
- Kar is volt ezt ICY csinalni, eliza
markodni :. Ennek nip issza meg
Levitt! - szaporitottak a szot az emberek
Es ujra csoportosultak Nevek repked-
tex levegoben, talalgattak, hogy XII az
Okla Tatar Matyas szornyti futasanak?
Hogy tort XII dollar -forradalom? :. XII
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-02

megkoszonte, Gillette, felallt, pipara gyuj-
tott es most ugy festett, mint azon ma
pom, mikor megjott Amerikabol es ka-
lomista templom mellett alldogalt nap
hosszat.
- Meg kek man jegyet is valiant!
- mondta.
Sitter Jozsef a jotekonykodas joleso
erzestengereben fiirdott, szinte homalyos
vizenyoben usztak a szemei, annyira meg
volt hatodva onmagat6l, mid6n felallt 8 is
es imigyen nyilatkozott:
- Maradj csak, tesvir! =. Maid
megvaltom en- jegyet is Maradjon
nalad kerek Szaz -.
Nensokara hozta a jegyeket. Ket har-
madikat Pestig. Az egyiket odaadta Ma
tyasnak:
Nesze, ecsem! Maid vissza-
adod :. Sokszor en- is meg vagyok $50
r11lva Van ugy, hogy sok diszn6t osz-
szeveszek, oszt mem tudom kifizetni . .
De hat maid felkereslek, oszt k0lcs0n
visszajar
= Hat az biztos En- mem az az
ember vagyok :.
Tudom, tudom I. Jo seft ez a
kupeckedes, csak sok pizzel jar, tudod -.
Sok piz kell hozza :. Bevagodhatnal hoz-
zam tarsnak :. Mem gondolod, hogy jo
volna az mellekeSnek? Macy botOkat
csinalhatnank ketten Mer, ha mink
ketten osszefognank . . TyiihJj
Hat hiszen beszilhetiink rula, Jo-
Isl batyam -.
A kis kerekkepi Siiternek vigyorgott
az abrazatja Mert, ha latta volna valami
eneki enber, aki ct ismerte, ait hitte vol
ma, hogy megbolondult, hogy szaztizenket
peng6t adott k0lcs0n.
Mert emberfia meg mem huzott XII Sii-
ter Jozsef kupecb6l egy sovany krajcart
Sc, Sc kolcson, Sc semmikeppen es semmi-
aron @#
De Tatar Matyas az mas -.
OFT tegyen az ember szivesseget, ahol
ertelme van, ahun szazszorosan visszakap-
hatja.
Fiityiilt a vonat. Az utasok beszalltak.
Sitter vagonjait vonat utan ragasztottak.
Ok ketten beiiltek egy harmadik osztalyos
kocsi tires sarkaba. Sitter az iszakbol jo
papramorgot vett el6, nagyokat ittak, az
utan falatozni kezdtek. Sitter alaposan Ell
volt latva kolbasszal, szalonnaval, sonka-
val. Matyas magyarazkodva mondta
= Tuggya, Jozsi batyam, olyan hirte-
len kellett jojjon, hogy annyi id6m Sc
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-02

alatt Bethlehem, a.-ban LAX
tax es tevekeny tagjai voltak
a magyar tarsadalmi eletnek.
Petro Kalman csaladjanak
sorsa igazi trianoni magyar
SOrS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-02
MERCES saw
A BkNYAv|zBEN
JOhnst0wn k0zeleben lie fogjak
zaratni st. Vincent banyat


zaratni st. Vincent banyat
Pennsylvania allan koz-
egeszsegiigyi hatosaga vegle-
gesen lie fogja zaratni Johns
town kozeleben a st. Vincent
newt puhaszen banyat, amely
a Mt. Pleasant By-Products
Coal Co. tulajdonaban van.
A kozegeszsegiigyi hivatal
szerint ez a banya kensavas
vizet enged az Allegheny Ri
yer mellekagaiba es ezzel mem
csak az allateletnek csinal
nagy kart, hanem a folyo
menten lev6 vizvezetekeknek
is art.
A merges VIII banya ellen
es V0n0ck mutatnak, mely fall
vakban sok a zSeller Is cseled-
ember.
A megd0b 0bbent6en keves szii-
letesek k0vetkezteben ALT az
tan el6, hogy ma 81 k0zseg-
ben kevesebb a lak6ssag, mint
On 6,y o1xf%
Ezek azok a k0zsegek, me-
lyekben cs0kken q lak6ssag
szama: Als6mesteri, Boba,
Cs0nge, Duka, Egyhazaskesz6,
Karako, Kemenesh6 h6gyesz, Ke-
menesmagasi, Kemenesmihaly
ia, KemenespAlfa, Kemenes-
szentmArton, Kisk0csk, Kis-
somly6, Magyargencs, Macy
kiosk, Nemeskeresztur, Nemes
kocs, Ostffyasszonyfa, Seer
geny, Tokorcs, Varkesz6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-02

A tartasdij jovedelmez6 do
log, de eleresenek nagyon
piszkos az utja. A felkavart
sarbol mindig tapad valami
az emberre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-02

Most Husztr6l tild0ztkk h,
ahol vArosi penztarnok volt.
Felesege Debrecenbe j0tt,
hogy valan,i tamogatast see
rezzen eletiiknek ujra valo
kezdeSehez.
Icy mondta el kalvariAju-
kat:
Ferjem, aki valamiko1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-02
(Folytatjuk)

mar annyi panasz erkezett az
allamhoz, hogy annak lezara-
sa ellen csak a tulajdonosok
fognak tiltakOZni.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-04-13
with their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Schwanke.

with their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Schwanke.
An Easter play will be present.
ed Sunday evening at the Evan
gelical church. q
Mrs. Arthur Olson and children
of Klossner spent the weekend at
the Griese home, returning Sun
day evening. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Golden Green,
Mrs. Wilbert Juhnke and Edna
Stayner were received into church
fellowship at the Evangelical
church Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Archer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Wilt
and son spent Sunday at the Fred
Jefferson home at Lucan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wegner
and Dale, were Sunday dinner
guests at the George Steinle
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Gerth and
son returned to their home Sun
day, after spending Easter at the
Mrs E. Gerth and the E. Juhnke
homes.
Lois Longbottom is spending
her Easter vacation at Brookings,
S. D.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-04-13

Mrs. Helena Sundine and Mr..
and Mrs. August Abraham visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. John Jensen in
Montevideo Sunday afternoon.
Martha Braafladt visited Lola
Olsen in Minneapolis Thursday
and Friday. Miss Braafladt was
accompanied back by Miss Olsen,
who spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Louise Olsen at the
L. T. Braafladt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Lyslo and
Waldemar and Stanton of Brown
ton were Easter Sunday guests of
MI. and Mrs. A. w. Lyslo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Sherman
and children of Luverne were
Saturday and Sunday guests of
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson.
Earl Savitt of Minneapolis is
visiting DIR. and Mrs. Henry Sill
yer.
Sunday supper guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Brockman of Echo
were Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mogen
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Oeltjen.
Rev. and Mrs. 0. c. Harang at
tended farewell party at Sharon
church Sunday for Rev. and Mrs.
Opdahl of Maynard. Pastors and
their wives of the Rock Valley
and Montevideo circuits attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson
and son of Clarion, Iowa were
callers of Mr.. and Mrs. Minor
Sampson Monday Mr.. Pearson
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-04-13
Rites Saturday for
CharleStOWn Woman
By Mrs. c. Rockwell

~ A'4i -. ~. tsONfh"Sh
CharleStoWn = Funeral services
were conducted Saturday after
noon at the home and at the
Lutheran church at Sanborn for
Mrs. John Scharmm, &c, of Char
lestoWn who died at the Union
hospital New Ulm Wednesday
evening. Rev. Schierenbeck Of
ficiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lineman
and family of Buffalo Lake, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Schwanke and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Dumke and family were Sunday
dinner guests at the Charles
SchWanke home.
Mrs. Willard Clifford and Mrs
Bernard Schofield of Balaton as
sisted their mother Mrs. Charles
Wegner with her homework last
week, returning home Friday eve
ming.
Lorraine Werner of Mime
apolis spent her Easter vacation
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Werner.
Mrs. Claude Rockwell accom-
panied MIR. and Mrs. M. G. Hart
wick and Merline to Wilder Fri
day and spent the day with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Prodoehl
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lueck
and son David of Middle Greek
spent Friday at the Louis Kissner
home.
MIR. and Mrs. Emil Juhnke OF
Lamberton spent Sunday with
their son, Reliance Juhnke and
family.
Agnes and Inez Schwanke OF
Minneapolis spent the weekend
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-04-13

is brother of Mrs. Sampson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gimmestad
left for their home in Watertown
Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Silver NOV
ed intothe Albert Mogen house
Saturday and Mr.. end Mrs. John
Bonner moved Monday into their
house which the Silvers vacated.
MIR. and Mrs. William Duncan
and Kenneth were Monday sup
per guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Hopp at Nc"ran Il honor of FL
roy'S confirmation.
Clifford Peterson of Mime
apolis spent the weekend with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Peter
son.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-04-13
PRISON INMATE INVENTS
SILENT PLANE PROPELLER

Folsom, Calif.-B = The con-
vict newspaper at Folsom prison
has announced that a noiseless
propeller invented by an inmate
has attracted favorable attention
from the war department. The
army has written Bob Kersten
that he apparently has a good
idea" the paper reported.
Kersten, World war flyer,
said he got his idea while tinker
ing with an electric fan.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-04-13
KEEPS UP WITH DAUGHTER

Boston-(P)-Mrs. Rosini Carts
SINH doesn't kiss her daughter
goodbye any more when Olga
leaves for classes at Boston, Uni
versity. She goes along. Both are
taking a Shakespeare course. Mrs.
-Garissimi's an unclassified stud
ent and says she likes going to
school with her daughter.
About one person in ten over
40 years of age dies of cancer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-06
SMITH RESIGNS
 AS CITY CLERK;
 TURNER( CHOSEN
III Health Forces Retire. meni New Appoint
 ment Unanimous

Harley J. Turner is to succeed Walstein G. Smith as Juneau City Clerk. effective May Is, as the result of two moves by the City Council last night
 Smith, who has been Clerk for just three weeks, submitted his reSigna- tion late yesterday as the result of ill health. He has been hospital patient for several days and has been ordered by his physician. he explained in his letter of resigna- ton, to cease all active work.
 After accepting Smiths resigna- tion, the Council voted unanimously to appoint Turner. who is resigning May IS as cashier, accountant and credit man for the B. M Behrends Company, Inc, after 29 years serv- ice.
 Mayor Harry l. Lucas forwarded to the Council Smiths assurance that had he realized his condition a month ago he would not have ap- piled for the City Clerk position.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-06
REST OF COURT
 PARTY RETURNING
 FROM KET(HIkAN

Clerk of Court Robert E. Cough lin, Deputy Clerk Perggy Mcleod and Court Reporter John H. New han are returning. to Juneau Tues day on the North Sea from Ket- chikan, where they have been en- gagged at the session of court for the past six weeks.
 Judge George F. Alexander re- turned to Juneau this week.
 - -
 Try an Empire ad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-06
SIGNIFICANT LENS ART MARKS DISPLAY
 OF HAFFER EXHIBIT

Camera Artist Virna Haffer's pho to exhibit is on the walls of the Baranof Hotel anteroom just off the lobby today ready for the tea and exhibit from three to five tomorrow afternoon. .
 The display is significant of real talent and subtle lens. Virna Haffer's portraiture, her strongest work, is vigorous, full of a beautiful sym metry, and deep with significance,
 Her lens has captured the bizarre and the common and welded it to a handsome unit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-06
Firemen Answer Alarm; Leave Fire Untouched

The 3-5 fire alarm that blew yes terday evening and called the Ju- neau Fire Department to Fourth and Harris, was real fire, but the firemen didn't bother it.
 Nearby residents, seeing smoke and flames, apparently issuing from the roof of a house across the street from the Bergman Dining Room, phoned an alarm.
 But it was just an ambitious resi- dent celebrating Cleanup Week and burning rubbish.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-06
GIRL SCOUTS SPONSOR
 SHOW HERE WEDNESDAY,

Tickets are now on sale for the annual Girl Scout show, being pre- sented Wednesday evening, May 10 at the Coliseum Theatre.
 The feature of the evening will be College Swing" and included in the cast is Martha Rave, George Burns and other well known come dians. Proceeds from the show will help maintain the girls summer camp and special feature num- Der will be presented by them along with the regular attraction
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-06

to an official report filed with the U. S. Customs by Capt. Willis Bell. A member of the crew originally reported as missing was walking along the beach to McLeans Arm in search of assistance. He was picked up Tuesday by the Coast Guard patrol boat Alert from Ket- chikan. Captain Bell. who lives at Hydaburg, and the three other mem bers of the crew were picked up off Cape Chacon by the gasboat Reli- ance on Monday.
 The ca kland foundered when heavy seas and tiderip caused one of the bottom blanks to spring.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-06
ATTY. GENERAL
 LEAVING NEXT
 WEEK FOR }. F.
Circuit Court Is to Decide Constifufionality of
 Compensation Law

Attorney General James S. Truitt will leave Juneau some time this coming week for San Francisco to appear before the Circuit Court of Appeals May l9 in the case of the Territory versus the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company over work mans compensation allegedly due the Territory as result of the death of a mine worker who left no heirs.
 When tried in District Court here, decision was in favor of the Alaska Juneau, the Judge holding the Ter ritorial law to be unconstitutional. Truitt is appealing that decision.
 The section of the workmen's com- pensation law in dispute is an amendment passed by the 1885 Leg islature.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-06
Srock QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. May 6.--Closing quo tation of Alaska Juneau mine stock at today's short session of the New York Stock Exchange is 8A. Ameri- can Can 88, American Power and Light A., Anaconda 24k, Bethle- hem Steel 55l2. Commonwealth and Southern IS, Curtlsh Wright 53s. General Motors A, Kennecott 3lB New York Central l47s, Northern Pacific 89s, United States Steel 47 Pound $4.68ls
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-06
HOST" MEMBER OF GASBOAT'5
 GREW RESCUED Oakland Foundering De- suibed in Report
 10 Customs

No loss of life was suffered in the laundering of the gasboat Oakland at Cape Chacon last week, according
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-06

Gilbertsville, Ky. is the site for one of ten dams in the Tennessee Valley Authority system.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-06

DOW, JONES AVERAGES The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials 131.74, rails 2688, utilities 23.10
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-24

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