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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
AZ IGAZI
NYUGTALANSAG

a legkomolyabb k0rokben
inkabb azert van, inert most
mar hivatalos jelentesek sem
tagadjak AIT, amire hat hete
mutattunk "a ebben a rovat-
ban. Hogy t. i. bar ma tiz szas
zalekkal tobbet termelnek a
gyaraink, mint amennyit 1886
jobb honapjaiban termeltek,
megis egy millio es ketszazezer
emberrel kevesebb dolgozik az
iparban. A modern gepek repa
,modjara vagdaljak XII az en-
bereket a munkabol es bar a
reszveny tarsasagok nagy pro-
fitokat jelentenek, a segely-
munkasok es segelyre szorulok
szama, novekszik. s;s
S minthogy ere a sulyos
problemara orvossagot kell ta-
lalni es inert a valasztas esq
tendejeben a kongresszus mem
fog ujabb reformokra gondol-
nj, el kell ra keszilnink, hogy
az altalanos es ijeszt0 nyugta-
lansag eltart vagy ket evig.
Kiveve ait a lehet6seget,
hogy az europai haboru ell fog
ket evig huzodni, amely eset-
ben az juttatja az embermillio
kat az orszagban munkahoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
VERHOVAY 364 FI0K
EVI GYULEST TART

Tudatom a. tisztelt tagtar-
sakat, hogy osztalyunk a jov0
vasarnap tartja az e havi es
tisztujito gyuleset, azaz e no
10-en delutan pont 2 oral kez-
dettel. Tekintettel, hogy ezen
gyiles leven az evzaro gytile-
sunk, lit kell megvalasztani
a jov6 evi tisztikart. Kivana-
tos volna ha tagtarsaim ezen
felhivast 'megszivlelve tomege-
sen jelennenek meg ezen fon-
tos gyulesen.
Tovabba kerem azon tagtar-
sakat, akik havi dijakkal hat
ralekban vannak, hogyha te-
hetik e hoban fizessek XII, hogy
a jovo eyre ne kelljen havidii
hatralekot atvinni.
Amint tudjak tagtarsaim,
osztalyunknal ervenyben van
a tagszerzesi verseny, ami eleg
szepen halad; azok akik reszt
akarnak venni ezen verseny
ben, meg mindig mem kes6
hozzafogni tagokat szerezni.
Tekintettel ARA, hogy a 3
legtobb tagot szerzok harom
ertekes dijban reszesJlnek,
most lit az ideje, hogy aki eset-
leg megakarja ajandekozni va
lamelyik csalad tagjat kara
csonyra egy Verhovay kot-
vennyel, ezt megteheti. Abban
a remenyben vagyok, hogy a
jovo vasarnapi gyulesen az
osszes tagtarsaim megjelennek
es resztvesznek osztalyunk in
tezeseben.
Beteg tagok: Csikos Janos,
Csore Geza, Dobos Jozsef.
Turner Jossef, titkdr,
lis Manchester Avenue
Telefon 01O59.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

eppen olyan utalatot es re-
muletet keltett a finnek meg
rohanasa, mint mindeniitt az
egesz vilagon.
Csakhogy mig "az egesz vi
lag" aranylag nyugodtan szem
lelheti egy kis nemzet kereszt-
refesziteset, addig a magyar
nemzet szamara az vi haboru
es az vi helyzet vegzetesen ve-
szedelmes lehet6segeket hoz
magaval.
Att6l felnek, hogy a finnek
megrohanasa egy ujabb orosz-
nemet osztozkodast jelenthet
es hogy ennek fejeben a meme
tex Magyarorszagon keresztiil
= a magyar nemzettel vagy
ellene - Romania megrohana-
sara keszJlnek.
Mem titok, hogy a nemetek
Szlovakiaban nagy csapat 0sz-
szevonasokat rendeztek es bar
meglehet, hogy ezzel csak a
cseh "protektoratus" vedelme-
re kesziilnek, valoszinubb,
hogy balkani kalandra gondol-
max. s..&. '-rm.~
A magyar kiilugyminiszter
feltiin6en erelyes kijelentese-
ket tett Romaniara vonatkozo-
lag a multi heten es a kiilf0l-
don ait hiszik, hogy eek a XII
jelentesek - legalabb reszben
- nemet nyomasra t0rtentek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
A DEMOKRATA
PARTBAN

teljes szelcsend van, bar Gar
ner, McNutt es ma mar Wheel
er is er6sen dolgoznak, de egye-
lore az eln0k bizonytalan ma
gatartasa mindnek az utjat ell
allja.
Ujabban az az altalanos fell
fogas es ait kOvetkezteti
Roosevelt kornyezete, hogy az
elnok mem fogja a harmadik
jel0lest keresni, viszont eppen
ujabban alakult XII az a vele-
meny az egesz orszagban, hogy
ha a jelolest keri, ait feltetle-
nil megkapja, SGT hogy meg is
valasztjak. "s1"~
Most AIT remelik, hogy ja-
nuar vegen Roosevelt veget vet
a bizonytalansagnak es hataro-
zott nyilatkozatban jelenti be
5zandekat.
Egy dolog bizonyosnak lat
silk, hogy t. i. akar palyazik
Y elnok, akar mem. az 8 aka
alta ellenere senki mem lehet
IS nem lesz a demokrata part
ielOltje. S az eln0knek ez az
uiabb nepszerusege es novek-
vo hatalma biztositja, hogy a
januari kongresszus ulese
aranylag konstruktiv es bekes
leSz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
PENNSYLVANIA
IDEGEN-ELLENES

torvenyet, amely az idege-
mex regisztralasat es barcaza-
sat rendelte Ell, a szovetsegi
biro Scrantonban alkotmany-
ba utk0z0nek mondotta XII es
exert ait mem lehet eryenybe
i
Annyira biztosra veszi az al
lam kormanya, hogy ez az ite-
let helytallo, hogy meg Sc fel-
lebbezi AIT, hanem $40 nelkul
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
A MUNKA FRONTJAN
VEGYES

esemenyek voltak a multi he
ten. Az egesz nemzet felleleg-
zett, mikor a Chrysler sztrajk
veget ert, ami sajnos, a mum
kasok teljes veresegevel vegzo-
d0tt.
Bar a kormany nyomasara
es keresere a munkasok kap-
TAX harom cent javitast, de
szivesene visszamentek volna
mar javitas ,nelkiil is a mum
kaba, inert hetek 6ta ereztek
es tudtak, hogy remenytelen
volt a kiizdelmiik.
as "A tulsagosan ambiciozus We
zerek minden aron closed
shop-okat akartak csinalni es
italian .emiatt mem fordult vol
nanellenuk a k0zvelemeny, ha
mem probaltak volna a forrna-
nokat is szervezni.
A nyolc hetes sztraj jkban a
munkasok kiszamithatatlan ka
rokat szenvedtek, inert a Chrys
Ter gyar el6l a piacot a t0bbi
gyarak elszedtek es inert mos
tantol kezdve a.. banasmodon
eszlelni es erezni fogjak, hogy
elvesztettek egy nagy kiizdel-
met.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
HE I'll s " ID NJ u d

tent, hogy az elnok AIT a leg
elesebb nyilatkozatban belye-
gezte meg.
Vannak szenatorok es kon-
gresszmenek, akik nagyon szi-
vesen tovabb is mennenek es
ait kovetelik, hogy szakitsuk
meg a diplomaciai erintkezest
Stalinnal.
Altalanos or0mmel talalko-
zott a Szovjetnek az az intez-
kedese, hogy a new york; vi
lagkiallitasrol az orosz pavil.
lont hazahivtak es a nagy pa
lota lerombolasat mar meg
kezdtek.
Ez az egyre nehezebb euro
PAL helyzet letre hoz nalunk
bizonyos politikai egyseget
inert az elnok erelyes es megis
ovatos ktilpolitikajat mindenki
helyesli es eek a mozdulatok
q republicans ellenzek veze.
reinek a tudtaval es hozzajaru-
lasaval tOrtennek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
felszabaditja az idegeneket an
max jarma alol.
A GAZDASAGI HELYZET
MEM

/
mutatkozott rozsasnak az ell
mutt heten. Mint eloz6leg is
megirtuk ebben a rovatban, a
haborutol annyit vartak, hogy
sokan csa1odtak es ez a ham
gulat egyre elesebben mutat-
kozott meg a multi heten.
A t6zsden estek az ertekek,
az ocska vas ara lezuhant -
ami mindig a gazdasagi hely-
yet legbiztosabb fokmer6je -
es a gyarak es nagykeresked6k
a rendelesek csokkeneser6l be-
szelnek.
Mint a multi heten is meg
jegyeztiik, ez mem ait jelenti,
hogy az uzem csokkenest6l kell
felni, csupan ait, hogy korai
boom mem lesz es hogy a ha-
borus profitot mem fogjak a
kozeli honapokban a gyaraink
habzsolni.
Az ocska vas cS0kkeno ara
max dacara a nehez ipar ell
van latva rendelesekkel, abban
uzem csokkeneSt a k0vetkezo
honapokban egyaltalan mem
varnak es ez vonatkozik min
den nagyobb iparagra, kiveve
talan a lumber ipart, amely az
epitkezesek csokkeneset er0sen
megerzi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
A LUMBER IPARON
,KIVtJL

a puhaszen iparban is meg
lehet6s visszaesest eszlelnek,
reszben inert egyel6re mines
eleg halo, hogy a vilag min
den reszebe szenet szallitson,-
reszben inert a haboru els6
heteben az amerikai gyarak
tulsagosan meg voltak ijedve
es megraktak a yardjaikat
annyi szennel, amennyire mem
volt szukseguk.
A nagy tavak forgalma is
megsziint es ICY a szenipar-
jelenlegi kis pangasa = anely
azonban mem sulyos - el fog
tartani egy par hetig.
A timber es lumber ipar ar
ra var, hogy az epit6 iparban
folyo sz0vetsegi vizsgalatokat
befejezzek, hogy abbol a mo-
nopoliumokat es a graftet es
a racketet kiirtsak, amikor uj-
ra megkezdodik hatalmas
aranyban az epitkezes az egesz
orszagban.
E ket iparagon Xviii min
denfele lassan emelkedo iizem-
mel es jo kilatasokkal dolgoz-
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07

tonaekna Nyakg saros sancarok reszket angol
keze amnt egyveret fogja kek6 aka m0g0t vacognak
fogai de hadigymniszter ugy laa hogy kenyemes
haboru es ait hirt vs haza hogy fuk j6 erik maguat
Oda Sc sarnak oda Sc havas es6nek katonak vdAak
jokedviek, gyerekj jateknak nezk egesz haborut.
Tevedes essex benne hasonl5 kld0zget
is Anerka ee meg nemet pogarok fele haboru mezee
rol neet kaona j6 kedv kenyelmesnek alalja
haborut, Sc t0r6dik sancarok rengeteg saraval
Es ezzel mas1lagga taplaljak nepet is OFT
csupa jokedvi vidam h6sr6l sz6nak elentesek intha
csak bal lenne ez haboru
He pedig, ha valamelyk hetkoap szegeny agyban sz-
etett usagir6 elmondhatna amt sancarokban lehe a
akkor bzonara azza kezdene amt somogy baa mondana
a haborus kenyelem feletH banatAban:
- rossz seb egye meg EFT a Hnert meg t0bbieket
akik EFT hAborut kitalAltAk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
VAN Az ORSZAGBAN ES

es lesz a kongresszusban egy
kisebbseg, amely a nemzetv6-
delem fejleszteset ellenzi, ARA
hivatkozva, hogy ha Europs
elverzik, felesleges tamadasto
felteniink ezt az orszagot.
De akik messzebb neznek q
manal es a holnapnal, azok
azokra az eshetosegekre gon-
dolnak, amelyek a Csendes
tengeren fenyegetnek benniin-
ket.
Az Egyesult Allamok szama-
ra mem kozomb0s, hogy pl. a
japanok teljesen rafekhetne!s
nemcsak Azsiara, hanem a gaz-
dagabb Csendes tengerbeli szi-
getekre, az angol es. kulon0sen
a holland gyarmatokra,, ahon-
nan a gummit, a badogot (tin)
es reszben a quinint szerezziik
be az amerikai ipar szamara.
Macy valtozasokat es kilen-
geseket mem tiirhetiink a Csen-
des tengeren, ha mem akarjuk
veszelyeztetni reszben a nem-
zet biztonsagat, reszben a mem,
zet iparat es kereskedelmet.
Es hogy lesznek-e ilyen valto-
zasok a Csendes tengeren, az
i Europaban fog eldolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
MINTHOGY A HABORU
UJABB

meg ujabb fordulatai Euro
paban esetleges altalanos anar-
chiaban vegz6dnek, termesze-
tesnek es sziiksegesnek tartja
mindenki, hogy a nemzet We
delmet surg6sen fejlesszek; es
ez megadja a kongresszus k0-
vetkez6 ulesszakanak ait a
programot, ami szinten a po-
litikai egyseg, -fele vezet ben
niinket.
Feltetlenul nagyobb 0sszege-
ket fognak megszavazni ugy a
haditengereszet, mint a szaraz-
foldi hadsereg Is a legvedelem
celjaira .es ellentetek ITALIAN
csak azon lesznek, hogy ezt mi
bol fizessek.
Roosevelt a kerdest mar a
nemzet ele dobta es megmu.
tatta, hogy vagy kulon adoroI
kell gondoskodfi, 'vagy ujabt
ad6ssagot kell csinalni. Sajnos
ezuttal altalaban ARA gondol
max, hogy a kis keresetu EN-
berekb6l is jovedelmi adot pre-
seljenek XII a jov6ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
Az EGYESJLT ALLAMOK

kormanya es nepe az irtozat
undoraval szemleli a diktatu-
rak ujabb gaztetteit S az egesz
nemzet helyeslese mellett tor.
The Valley settler., 1939-11-17

THE VALLEY SETTLER is published every Friday by the atanuska Valley Farmer's Cooperative Ass sociation at Palmer, Alaska. Ing. Editor: Mario Wilson
 Subscription rates; .&1.oo year By anil; l.75 year Mailed anywhore; 1oG copy This paper is issued for the pur- pose of giving inf ormat ation and noWs of the Matanuska Valley Farmor's Cooperating Associations work, problems, accompl Ii shmonts, and also, news of 1ocol and gon- eral interest,"; and to help foster the cooperative spirit or the far,1ors of tho Matanuska Valley.
The Valley settler., 1939-11-17

much money so don t expect a premiu um.
 Recently meat has boon bought from the farmer who was paid for the dressed carcaso, later the same carcase was sold with tho bone removed. Naturally in this case thore Wos q noticeable difference in the two prices. The Coop can not be expected to pny,-you for something they have to throw away.
 The Coop management took charge of tho rotCi1 moot De- partment Wednesday, Nov. Is. Tn the future if you have any c. comp 1aint to mako. please find out the truth first.
 There has also. been some dis atisfaction with the pool system. Under the present
 situation it would seom that the pool sys tenn would be the best for the farmer. All members may not agree with me- on this. With the pool .system the pro- ducer will share in all tho pro- 1LOSs AI1Q Il GlIS CO-Op CtN1L 2GLA your meat for moro than they expect to-, you will receive an additional payment for your produce. And I believe that is the aim of {, Coop ip the first place; to obtain the highest price possible for the producer Use your own judgement, and if there is any member who docs not want all he is untitled to ---- we'll, Tn here and Chri stm0s
 is just around the corner.
The Valley settler., 1939-11-17
THE HEAT SITUATION

Certain members of the Farmers
 Coop soom to fool, end many have asked the question, why the big difference in prico to tho faDmor and prico ovor the counter. for
 our local meat? I hope we. can
 explain this situation to your
 satisfact ion.
 In the past, moat was mcat, in fact some pretty poor stuff was sold for meat much to the dotri- ment of our trado namo. Thore
 seemed to be no distinction be- tween poor meat and good moat. However the farmer noodod money . and in many casos was unable to fatten his animals.
 But the time has como for q change and one has boen made. The Coop has tallon over the management andcontrol of the retail moat DoTn rtnont in the Trading Post, In the future our Co., op managcment ill pay the farmer every cent possible for his mooto All meat . bought by the meat Depar tmont must be bought according to grade. This is only fair to tho man who has spent time, money and labor to fatten an animal and put 1t in condition for market. rho man who brings in a poor grade of meat should expect a = poor price. An old thin turf
The Valley settler., 1939-11-17

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Evening star., 1939-01-17

The Madonna and Child" (tondo)
(enameled terra-cotta relief.
Luca della Robbia
THE Madonna and Child" lup-
right (enameled erra-cotta re-
lief Luca della Robbia
THE Virgin Adoring the Child"
(ungla2ed terra cotta),
Luea della Robbia
THE Madonna and Child" tterra
cOtta) Antonio Rosselino
Life-size statue in bronze repre-
senting "Bacchus and a Young
Faun" JacopO Sansovino
Life-size statue in bronze repre-
senting Venus Anadyomene,"
Jacopo SanSovino
Bust of Giovanna Degli Albizzi,
Desiderio da Settignano
Christ and st. John the Bap-
tist in Their Childhood (mar-
BILE relief -Desiderio da Settignano
Life-slze marble bust of boy,
Desiderio da Settignano
The Madonna and Child" (mar-
BILE relief Desiderio da Settignano
statuette of Boy Poised on Globe"
Cterra cotta -V -Ver1occhio
Bust of Giovanna Tornabuoni
terra cotta) - Verrocchio
Bust of Giuliano de Medici (terra
cotta ------------V -Verrocchio
Evening star., 1939-01-17
Ships in Distress
As Storm Sweeps Coast
b. the AxSociAted Press.

b the Associated Press.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. ia storm
which swept the Atlantic of the
Virginia capes yesterday brought
calls for assistance from two steam
ers and stranded two trawlers.
Both of the larger vessels, the
British steamer Swinpurne and the
Greek steamer Diamantis, counter
manded distress signals after Coast
Guardsmen had been dispatched
from Norfolk and New York.
The 6winburne's first message
said a high sea had smashed one of
her matches about 800 miles due
east of Morehead City, N. c. The
ship, bound from Norfolk to South
America, later radioed that she was
proceeding toward Bermuda.
The Diamantis reported she was
sinking in the early afternoon.
Later, from ITS miles of Cape
Henry, came the message, Sorry
Damage repaired Believe we now
@. K" She was on her way to
New York at last reports.
The trawlers Coosaw and Mar
guerite, stranded in Ocracoke Inlet,
n. G., we're believed in no danger,
Coast GuardsAen planned attempts
to float them today.
Evening star., 1939-01-17
CouehIin Denounced
For Embargo Stand

OfAcials of the Medical Bureau
and North American Committee to
Aid Spanish Democracy yesterday
denounced the stand taken by
Father Charles A. Coughlin against
lifting the Spanish embargo.
The statement termed Father
Coughlin the "discredited" leader of
a "discredited minority" and de-
elared that Congress will not be
stampeded by reputed $4,000 tcle-
grams from Coughlin."
The statement added that more
than 800 delegates, representing Or
ganizations with a combined mem
bership of more than 1000, 900 per-
sons in 81 States, last week voted
unanimously to lift the embargo at
Z national conference held in Wash
ington under the auspices Of tho
Medical Bureau.
Evening star., 1939-01-17
Womon, IS, Sets Fire
To Church MORTGAGE

Miss Mary Mason, at 95 the Oldest
living member OF the Ashury COL
ored Methodist Episcopal Church,
struck a match to set fire to the
$4,000 mortgage on the church
building. at Eleventh and K streets
last night.
Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes, head
Of the Methodist Episcopal church,
held the burning mortgage in his
hand for a moment and then
dropped it into a brazier on the
platform as more than l,500 men,
bers of the congregation watched
the ceremony celebrating final pay
ment Of the mortgage.
The paying of of this debt is an
indication of growing racial pride
and I thank God for it." Bishop
Hughes said
The Rev Robert NJ Williams, pas
tor of the Asbury Church; several
former pastors of the church and
leaders in colored affairs here also
spoke.
Evening star., 1939-01-17
Congress in Brief
TODAY.

Senate:
Acts on nomjnations Of Felix
Frankfurter and Frank Murphy.
Appropriations Subcommittee hears
Mayor La Guardia and other ad-
vocates of increasing $725 900 900
w. P. A. fund. 1890 am
Military Affairs Committee dis
cusses defense program. 1890 am.
Monopoly Committee hears testi-
mony on patent law revision. 10
am.
House:
In recess.
Military Committee. hears Army
experts outline defense program.
ToMoRRoW.
Senate:
Probably will not meet If nomina-
ton of Frank Murphy to be Attor-
ney General is acted on this after
noon.
Commerce Committee meets in
executive session to act on Hopkins
appointment, 1890 am.
Appropriations Subcommittee con-
tinues work on deficiency relief bill.
Banking and currency meets in
executive session, general business.
Special committee on taxation Of
Government securities and salaries
continues hearings, 10 am.
Monopoly Committee continues
hearings, 10 am.
House:
Meets at noon to listen to speeches
on various subjects by Representa-
tives Cooper and Eherharter Of
Pennsylvania, Dickstetn Of New
York, Cummings of Colorado and
Crawford of Michigan.
Appropriations Subcop1mittse con-
tiuues hearings on deficisnsy sup
ply bill, 10 am.
Evening star., 1939-01-17
BY JACK ALLEN.

Judge Charles Nd. Irelan. j..
newest member of the Orphan S
Court for Montgomery County, was
not urged TO become a candidate in
the elections this fall.
No one insisted that he run. No
committee bounded him with pleas
to take place on its ticket. No one
TO put it bluntly. even offered to in
dorse him.
He wanted the job, so he asked
for it.
With unusual frankness, strik
ing note seldom sounded by Office
holders, Judge Irelan thus explains
how he obtained the Democrats
support.
Well Qualified for Job.
Il believe it is every ones duty
to interest themselves in public af-
fairs and to serve their community, At
he said. Il felt that I might be OF
service to the county as a Judge in
the Orphans Court, and I request
ed the nomination of my party
In placing their stamp of ap-
proval upon the candidacy of Judge
1relan the Democrats chose a man
particularly well fitted for the role
he now occupies.
AS an assistant trust officer for
the Washington Loan d. Trust Co.,
a position he held for a number of
years, he became thoroughly IA
Evening star., 1939-01-17
Aerial Maps Found
Aid 10 Surveyors

Aerial maps and photographs of
terrain to be surveyed would con-
siderably simplify surveying of
boundaries in inaccessible regions, B.
w. Waugh, president of the Cana
dian Institute Of Survey, told the
gathering at the fifth annual meet
ing of the American Society of
Photogrammatery today.
Mr.. Waugh. describing his diff
culties in surveying the last II
miles of 76l-mile boundary line
between the Provinces of Saskatche-
wan and Alberta, said that photo
graphic maps and pictures would
have been invaluable in finding good
land for building trails and locating
camps. The sessions of the society
are being held in the National
Academy of Science auditorium.
A report on an international map
meeting in Rome last year was
given following a discussion OF
European mapping agencies by 1t.
Comdr. o. S. Reading of the Coast
and Geodetic Survey.
Aerial photography will change
methods of teaching geology and
facilitate scientific and economic
discoveries. Prof. F. A. Melton of
Oklahoma University told the society
yesterday.
During his illustrated talk he
pointed out how features hidden to
ground worker were brought out
through aerial pictures. He showed
pictures of sinkholes, sand drifts
and coral reefs which, he said, prob
ably would have gone unnoticed by
ground workers.
The terrain clearance indicator
was described by r. C. Newhouse of
the Bell Telephone Laboratories.
When installed it gives direct and
continuous readings of the distance
in feet a plane is above ground. In
aerial photography it may be used
to determine the scale of a picture
through revealing the distance the
camera is above an object.
The group inspected the film vault
OF the Department of Agriculture
and later went to the airport to see
. special plane used in aerial pho
Biography.