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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-21
Irta: GAAL KATo
Ferenc felugrott Is rohant a telefon-

Ferenc felugrott Is rohant a telefon-
fiilkebe.
- Halo, Ferenc, - hallatszott ke-
sziilek mask vegen idegenes kiejtessel. -
0riilok, hogy j6 flu es otthon tartozkodik
a hoteljeben Jutalmazasul megmondha-
tom, hogy lit vagyok kozeleben, alig
szaz lepesnyire magatol. Azonban mem
szabad meglatogatnia. Ugy kell viselked-
mink, mintha csak haj6n ismertik vol
ma egymast az6ta utaink teljesen SECT
valtak.
- Jo, jo - diinny0gte ferfi. EFT
nehez lesz megallni ;. I. Hol van tulaj-
donkeppen?
- Az Avenida Branco-n, Hotel Bra
zilban De figyelmeztetem, hogy mem sza-
bad talalkoznunk. Megsugom, hogy ANIMAL
kevesbe, minthogy igen kenyes szomszed-
sagba keriiltem rs.
Sokatmondoan elhallgatott. De Ferenc
anelkiil is tudta, mir6l van szo
= A helyzet egyel6re az, hogy csak
telefonon beszelgethetink De ezt is 6va-
tosan Csak szobamban hivjon fel. Szoba
szam 222. Ext k0nnyu megjegyezni, ugy-e?
Megsughatom, hogy egy kozos ismer6stink
is van hotelban, egy igen sep szomszed-
nom Es meg AIT is megmondhatom, hogy
a mellettem lev6 lakosztalyt, 223-ast
berli
Ferenc elmosolyodott. Vegteleniil tet
szett neki fatal leany nyugalma es biz
tonsaga es az .deriis k0nnyedseg, amely-
lyel ezeket veszelyes dolgokat kezelte.
- Rendben van kis sz0vetsegesem, =
mondta megelegedetten. - EFT aztan ma
cyan ugyesen csinalta. De azert neha SEE
melyesen is talalkozhatnank.
= EFT egyel6re mem igerhetem -
l1angzott a kesziilek mask oldalar6l -
Nagyon ovatosaknak keH lenniink. Meg az
tan mines is ere sok idom Sep szomszed-
monet mem szabad egy pillanatra sem szem
elol tevesztenem.
Ivy szavanak is allott A kovetkez6
par napban csak telefonon beszelgettek.
Szemmel tartotta marchesa minden le-
peset, de ezekb6l mem sok hasznos volt XII
hamozhato. A marchesa lit is ugyanazt a
tartozkodo, mindenkit6l visszavonult ele-
tet elite, mint haj6n, senkivel sem erint-
kezett. ITALIAN egyszer-ketszer volt aprobb
bevasarlasok Matt varosban, aztan visz-
szatert szallodaba
Mar-nar mindketten kezdtek tiirel-
metlenek lenni az eredmenytelenseg felett,
amikor egy delutan varatlan fordulat tor
tent. A leany szokatlan id6ben jelentke
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-21
(Folytatjuk.)
HALATLANOk AZ EMBEREK

resze mem becsulte meg ait a
josagot, amt a HOLC veliik
szefnben tanusitootttt. Mem fizet-
tex az intezmenynek,
AIT mutatja ez a jelenseg,
hogy az emberek tulnyom6
resze meg mem erett meg a
nagy szocialis intezkedesekre,
inert mem tudja azokat mel
tanyolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-21

egy-ket revolvergolyovall Ez azonban ed
dig sem teritett el Is most sem terit el at.
tol, hogy ennek az igynek vegere ne
jarjak! ~.
Ivy megrazta fejet es ellentmondast
mem tiir6 hangon jelentette XII:
- Mem vagyok baratja celtalan no
siessegnek! Semmi ertelme mines, hogy
oktalanul vasarra vigye b6ret amikor
ezzel az onfelaldozassal semmit sem erhet
ell :. Miutan marchesa tudomast seer
zett az on jelenleter6l, biztosra veheti, hogy
att6l a pillanattol kezdve, hogy partra lep,
minden lepeset argus szemek fogjak kiser-
nj Maga helyett maid en- -.
- Lehetetlen, - kialtotta izgatottan
az ujsagir6. - Mem engedem, hogy ilyes-
minek tegye XII magat! Mem tudja, mi
re vallalkozik Es kiilonben is, mi lesz Mrs.
Holmes-szel, a nagynenjevel? q bizonyara
varni fogja es mem fog beleegyezni, hogy
ilyen lehetetlen =.
Mem fejezhette be mondatot
Ivy egy pillantast vetve korlaton ke-
resztiil, latta, hogy Gigandi marchesa mar
elerte keskeny kis vaslepcs6 veget es ep-
pen elhelyezkedik az egyik taxiben. Mem
volt vesztegetni val6 id6.
Stallion meg a Plaza Hotel-ben!
sugta oda gyors elhatarozassal az ell
kepedt ujsagironak - Els XII ne mozduljon
addig, amig t6lem ertesitest mem kap
Ez volt az egesz A k0vetkez6 pillanat-
ban mar e1tiint szenei el6l
Ferenc korlaton keresztiil hajolva
latta meg, hogy eppen beugrik taxibe,
amely pillanatokon belil belevegyiilt a t0b-
bi rajzo auto szines forgatagaba.
8 leany altal kijelolt Plaza Hotelbe
hajtatott, ahol szobat b6relt es kenytelen
kelletlen hozzakezdett vegtelen 6s kila-
tastalan varakozashoz.
Roviddel megerkezese utan nyizsg6
hall melyen vegig sorakozo telefoncellak
ele helyezkedett ell S utasitast adott tele-
fonkezel6nek, megmondta a nevet es az
tan egy mely karosszekbe elhelyezkedve
varta fejlemenyeket.
Egeszen elfeledkezett mindenr6l eb-
ben csodalatos kornyezetben, mikor hir-
telen ARA lett figyelmes, mintha valaki a
nevet kialtotta volna.
Hirtelen felnezett. A bell-boy allott
elotte kedves mosollyal.
Mr.. MatyaS? - kerdezte.
Az ujsagiro az abrandozasb6l felrez-
zenve gyanakodva bolintott.
= Telefonhoz kerik, uram!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-21
ona, Sebestyen Mario eS Petro

Iona, Sebestyen Mario es Petr6
Eliza.
A tobbiek bizonyitvanyt
kaptak arrol, hogy a Nyari
Egyetemet latogattak es kell6
ismereteket szereztek Magyar
orszagb0l.
Igazan elmondhatom, hogy
a debreceni Nyari Egyetemen
az amerikai magyar ifjakat
megkulomboz szeretettel
fogadtak es 6ket paratlan
figyelemben reszesitettek.
DR.. Hankiss Janos egyetemi
tanar 0r0mmel foglalkozott
veliik, figyelemmel kiserte
munkalkodasukat es azok az
ifjak, akik az idei nyaruk egy
reszet Debrecenben toltottek,
egesz eletiikre valo elmeny-
nyel gazdagodtak.
Meggy6z6dtek arrol, hogy
az a nemzet, melyb6l szarmaz-
TAX szeretettel fogadta 6ket
es szivesen aldozott azert,
hogy a debreceni Nyari Egye-
temen keresztil megismerked-
jenek ennek az orszagnak a
kulturajaval.
g e e
| Amig az ifjak Debrecenber
gyarapitottak tudasukat IS sze
reztek elismerest az amerikai
magyar fiatalsagnak, ugyan'
akkor egy kedves, szolgalat'
kesz fatal amerikai magyar
orvos - 8 is masodik genera
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-21

ujsagban is. A roman kor-
many koltsegveteseben $40
millio lett iranyzott el6 telepi-
test celokra meg pedig Erdely-
ben a magyar hatar menten.
A szintiszta magyar teruletek-
re regati romanokat akarnak
telepiteni, inert szerintiik Lu-
gos, Temesvar, Nagyvarad vi
deke siirg0s "rendezesre" $40
rul.
Mas kedves hirt is olvastam
ugyanebben az erdelyi magyar
lapban. 1881 tanito- -noven-
deket kivett a roman kormany
az iskolakbol meg mielott azok
tanulmanyaikat befejeztek vol
ma es kinevezte 6ket azonnali
hatallyal tanitokka. Mem so
kat tor6dtek azzal, hogy ezek-
mex a gyerekeknek meg min
csen meg a tudasuk a tanitas-
ra, inert siirg6s sztikseg volt vi
tanitokra.
T. /. ezeket a tanitokat azok-
ba. az iskolakba neveztek XII
melyekb6l a magyar vagy mas
kisebbsegi nemzethez tartozt
tanitokat eltavolitottak. Va.
lami iiriigyet mindig talalnak
ARA, hogy AIT a tanit6t, akik
az allamhatalom el6tt mem
kedves, eltavolitsak allasabol
Mem nagyon keresnek ahhoz
tenyleges okot, eleg ahhoz va.
lani kitalalt iiriigy is. Inkabt
tanitsanak tudatlan roman
gyerk6cok, mint kepzett ma
gyar tanit6k. Minek a magya
roknak a tudas egyaltalan?
Hihet6leg mem tartanak ma
sokaig Erdely magyarjainal
gyasznapjai. ITALIAN azoknal
is felvirrad nemsokara.
ttZENETEK:
Hegedus J6ssefnE, Belmont
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-21

volt. Ere ovatosan odaillesztette fulet az
aitozarra, azonban szomszedos lakostaly-
boil egyetlen hang sem sziir0dOtt at ket
lakostalyt elvalasztas fiird6szoban keresz-
till.
Az ujsagir6 pillanatnyi gondolkodas
utan megrazta fejet es szot nelktil sar-
konfordulva kivonult fiird6szobab6l.
- Ere az eshet6segre el6re el kellett
volna keszilniink mondta gondterhel-
ten. Most aztan nagyon nehez dolgunk
van Pedig ezt az alkalmat mem szabad ell
mulasztanunk leirasb6l egy pillanatig
sem ketelkedem abban, hogy ferfi Broglie
kapitany, a no pedig Westermanneval azo-
nos Es megis, semmi hasznaveheto otlet
mem jutott eszembe.
Fejet tenyerebe hajtva, mely gondol-
kodasba mertilve tilt par percig legk0ze-
lebbi szekben. Ivy mem merte megzavarni
toprengeseben.
Maid hirtelen felkelt helyer6l, ide-
gesen fel ala kezdett setalni szobaban.
Maid hlepett az erkelyre, mely mint ke-
cses kis kalitka lebegett huszonot-harminc
meternyi magassagban az Avenida Branco
felett.
Egy pillanatig elrevedez6 szemekkel We
gigtekintett a kivilagitott uttesten, aztan
hirtelen hatrafordult. Mereven kis Ivy
Pattersonra nezett, aki mozdulatlanul, va
rakozva allott mellette.
- Nit gondol, lentr6l eszrevenne-e va
laki, ha most lit egynemely tornagyakor-
latokat vegeznek?
A leany megutk0zve nezett ra
Mem ertem, micsoda tornagyakor-
latokrol beszel?
Ferenc egyel6re mem tartotta sziikse-
gesnek tovabbi magyarazatot. Egyetlen
pillanat alatt elhatarozta magat. Hirtelen
mozdulattal levetette kabatat, kalapjat Is
a meglepetest6l k6ve dermedt Ivy kezebe
nyon1ta. Aztan atvetette hosszu labait az
erkely korlaton es megindult lassan, ova-
tosan a ket ablak kozotti keskeny parka-
nyon. Mer6n maga ele nezett, nehogy a
szedit6 melyseg megzavarja, inert egy vi
gyazatlan lepes es alaktalan ronccsa zu-
zodva, veresen, osszetort tagokkal fekudne
kovezeten. De a gondolat, hogy most
vegre megszerezheti a rejtely kulcsat, ell
lenallhatatlan er6vel hajtotta el6re
Egg lepest tett csak el6re, de hirtelen
raeszmelt, hogy ez mem helyes Lassan,
ovatosan leguggolt, aztan hasoncsuszva
folytatta az utjat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-21

Mikor a gazdasagi valsag
melyseges es gyaszos napjai
raborultak Amerikara, 1agyon
sok szazezer ember jajdult fel,
hogy egyetlen vagyonat, ha-
zacskajat veszti ell es hajlek-
talanul kerul az utcara.
Ezen a veszedelmen segitett
Roosevelt eln0k akkor, ami
kor hat ev el6tt megcsinalta a
Home Owners Loan Corpara-
ton cimu szovetsegi intez-
menyt, amely egyik legsikere-
sebb alkotasa volt az eln0knek,
inert hiszen sok szazezer en-
Der reszere mentette meg a
csaladi hajlekot.
Joggal lehetett remelni,
hogy legalabb ezzel az egy
sz0vetsegi intezmennyel szem-
ben lesznek halasak azok,a aki-
ken segitett, akikkel j6t tett,
de most arrol szamol be a
HOLC, hogy ez a remeny mem
teljesiilt.
A Macy ment6 intezmeny
ARA kenyszeriilt, hogy a jo-
akaratulag megmentett csa-
ladi hazak k0ziil $1,000 hazat
arveresre bocsasson es ezeken
eddig 0tvenhat milli6 dollart
veszitett, de minden jel ARA
mutat, hogy a teljes veszteseg
kereken szaz milli6 dollar lesz.
i Vegtelen emberi halatlan-
sAgra mutat ez a feltiin6 je-
lenseg. Az emberek tulnyom6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-21

0r0met szerzett. "A masikat to-
vabbitotam a cegnek, reme-
lem mar irtak is. Ha egy XII
csit nyugodtabb napjaim lesz-
mex, levelet irok. Sziv. iidv. az
egesz csaladnak.
Gail Jdn0s1e, Logan, w. Va.
Az On levelet is tovabbitottam.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-21
budapest szerkeszt6je

clos - Budapesten gyarapitja
tudasat. DR.. KOndor JoZsef
Trentonbol jott mint a Ver-
hovay tagszerzesi verseny
egyik gyoztese es a tura befeje
zese utan megkezdte munkal-
kodasat, tudasa fejleszteset az
egyik legjobbnevi budapest
tanar mellett a tudomany
egyetem klinikajan.
DR.. Kondor Jozsef felesege-
vel van Budapesten es mind
ketten olyan kedves, szeretet-
remelto emberek, hogy csak
baratokat szereznek nemcsak
maguknak, de az amerikai ma
gyarsagnak is. Sok ilyen ma
sodik generaciost szeretnek en-
Budapesten latni, mint a Kon-
dor hazaspar, akik szereny,
kedves, nagyszerii emberek. A
verhovay turan is csupa figye-
lem, csupa szolgalatkeszseg
volt a trentoniak kitiin6 ma
gyar orvosa, igazan elmondha-
tom, hogy az egesz csoportnak
a kedvence volt.
e e e
A DunAntulnak abba a re
szebe, ahol az egyke pusztit
cs0kken a magyarsag lelek-
szama es el6re rukkolnak 8
Svabok, akiknek egyresze
bizony mostanaban er6sen har
goztatja nemetseget, - most
magyarokat fognak telepiteni
J A Tiszantul nagyon stiriir
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-21
ttZENETEK

ttZENETEK:
Hegedds J6zsefn<, Belmont,
Ohio. Becses levelevel nagy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-21

Ugyancsak telepitesi hirt OIL
vastam egy erdelyi magyar
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-03-24
Observation-Disclosures

Mrs. Annie Worthington, widow
of Chester Worthington, prominent
for many years before his death in
A. N. B. and Salvation Army work
at Wrangell and Petersburg, was
married Thursday afternoon to Ser
geant-Major James Johnson of Kla-
wock, at the home of Brigadier w.
]. Carruthers.
In the absence from Wrangel1 of
Brigadier Carruthers, the Salvation
Army service was read by Captain
Richard Newton. Immediately fol-
lowing the marriage service Ser
geant and Mrs. Johnson left by gas
boat for Klawock where he is a boat
builder.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-03-24
New Fish House Under
Way For Cold Storage

The S. S. Derblay called into port
yesterday afternoon with cresote
piling which is to be used in the
construction of new fish house for
the Wrangell Cold Storage.
The new structure which will re
place the one now in use will mea=
sure 100 by 30 feet according to h.
H. Hungerford, general manager of
the plant. It viii be of sheet metal
construction. he said, and a step for
ward in his hope for a new and
modernized cold storage.
It is expected that the McCor-
mack Dock Co. will begin tearing
down the old fish house next week
preparatory TO driving the piling for
the new building.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-03-24
FUNDS
ALLOCATED
WRANGELL

Relief funds totaling $9,452.00
have been allocated to Wrangell. &C
cording to word received Saturday
by L. B. Chisholm, city clerk. from
II. e. Watson, secretary to the gov
ernor at juneau
For the three projects involved
street improvements will receive
$1388.00; school grounds s6123.OO;
and sewer improvements $1941.O0.
All OF this money must be spent on
labor To pay foremen. materials and
supplies. including tools and gaso-
line. the city must spend approx
mately S464O.0o from the city
treasury.
Il is estimated that the city must
contribute approximately $500 to the
street improvement project, 1888
on the school grounds and $2457 on
the sewer.
The telegram to Mr. Chisholm
stated that it probably would be a
week from that time before war
rants were issued and funds made
81 ii tld5AE 81 lAlaI the " u AaA AuA
actually begin until the city is in
formed by the governors office that
funds are available.
In the meantime, the city council
met in special session Monday night
to arrange for handling the WPA
appropriations. Mayor Fisk suggest
ed the appointment of an investi-
gator OF applicants, but decision in
the matter was not reached at that
meeting pending the number of APP
plicants who will file for work. The
clerk was instructed TO put up no
tees calling for registration aud to
keep such list in the city hall.
Completion of arrangements will be
made at a special meeting at the
city hall tonight.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-03-24
Civic Club Furthers
Cleanup Campaign

Two matters of especial import
anee to the Civic Club were taken
care of at the executive board meet
ing which was held this week, by
authority of the club as a whole.
The first was a contest in CON
nection with the usual city clean
up campaign and the second was
the setting of date for Food Sale
the proceeds of which will be given
TO the hospital The date selected
was Saturday, April %.
The plan for the cleanup contest
is as follows: For the greatest i'm
provement and Identification of a
yard or grounds, between the pres
ent time and September l, ten dol
lars in prizes will be awarded,-a
first prize of five dollars, a second
of three dollars and a third of two
dollars. Those who wish to enter
must submit pictures of the area
to be improved and beautified, the
before picture to be taken nav and
the after" picture to be taken De
fore September l. committee of
capable but disinterested judges
will be selected and the prizes will
be awarded at the September meet
ing of the club. Anyone may enter
the contest but no one may be
awarded more than one prize.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-03-24
Bill Gross To Compete
Scholarship Contest

Open TO all boys of the senior
class in the high schools of the
Territory, the Margaret R. Phipps
scholarship tests will be given in
April this year, according to recent
announcement by Alvin brennan,
administrative secretary of the I'm
iYersity of Alaska. The winner of
the scholarship will receive a four
year award of $50 annually at Al
aska University.
The test will be conducted at
Wrangell by George J. Fabricius,
superintendent, for Bill Gross, the
first WrangeIl senior to signify his
desire to take the test In previous
years seniors in high schools of
westward and interior Alaska have
won the scholarship, by scoring
highest in the examination.
Tests will be given in first year
algebra, plane geometry, English,
including composition and literature,
United States history and civics. The
only optional subjects are chemis-
try and physics.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-03-24
CARD PARTY ENJOYED AFTER
EASTERN STAR MEETING

Music, bridge and refreshments
were enjoyed by Eastern Star MEM
bers following the stated meeting of
the chapter on Monday night at
Elks hall. High score prizes in
bridge were won by Miss Edna Sim
clair and Oar Smith and low score
awards by Miss Ethel Beilby and
F. S. Barnes.
Long runners of the decorative
deer moss with .daffodils and narcis-
81 conferred the supper table its full
length. A surprise for the worthy
matron. Mrs. s. E. Pritchett, was
introduced when a huge cake was
placed before her in honor of her
birthday the following week. Clever
ly rhymed verses composed by Mrs.
John Coulter sung to a medley of
we'll known airs, and concluding
with the traditional Happy Birth
day to YOU" afforded much amuse-
ment.
Supper hostesses were Mrs. I. C.
Bjorge, Mrs e. c. Anderson and
Mrs. L. B. Chisholm. Miss Sue Smith
and Mrs. John Coulter served as the
entertainment committee and Mrs.
J. C. Johnson led the group singing
about the piano with Mrs. Coulter
at the instrument which preceded
the bridge gamea
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-03-24
ALASKA DailyPress)

Bodies of six men who lost their
lives in the crash of a Marine Air
ways Fairehild plane near DOty
Cove last February L were brought
to Juneau Friday night aboard the
Cutter Haida.
All the bodies were found inside
the demolished ship, frozen to gro
tesque positions aud half-buried
by snow and debris torn from the
plane. There was no doubt that the
men had ali died instantly. The
impact of the crash had sent this
heavy Wasp motor blowing into the
earth, only the manifold remaining
visible.
Taken from the plane were the
remains of Jack Lennon, George
Chamberlin, Earle Clifford, Err
nest Elk, John Chappell and Pilot
Lon Cope.
Men of the Haida led the party
yesterday afternoon after Charles
Chick Ashby Juneau prospector.
had returned to Juneau to report
that he had found the Lon Cope
plane"
The bodies were taken from the
tangled wreckage with the aid or
ropes, placed upon stretehers, and
carried to the beach for Transport
tation to the Haida.
From the positions of the passen-
gers in the ship it seemed unlikely
that all of them had realized that
disaster was about 10 oyertake them.
While two of the men were found
with their hands raised toward their
faces in pitifuI gestures of defense.
Others showed that there had been
no time as much as to shift their
sitting positions inside the cabin.
Proving the heroic manner in
which Pilot Cope went to his death,
the airman was discovered with his
radio earphones still on his head,
one hand holding the mouthpiece
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-03-24
WCTU Offers Prizes
Best Essays, Posters

To add interest for Wrangell par
Elephants in the poster and essay
contest on the harmful effects OF
liquor, sponsored by the Presbyter-
ian church in the U. S. A. through
its committee on religious education
in the Alaska Presbytery, the local
organization of the W. c. T. U. Of
fers six additional prizes to those
entering the contest at Wrangell,
according to Mrs. NJ. L. Miles, ".
c. T. U. president.
The local prizes are confined to
entrants Is years of age and under.
First prizes in both the essay and
poster contest are two dollars, second
prizes one dollar and third prizes
are rs cents. The prizes offered by
the Presbytery total 500.
The essays and posters will be
judged at Wrangell before being
sent on to Sitka for judging there,
but the Wrangell prize winners will
not be made known until after the
Sitka judging and will have no
bearing on the original contest.
The dead line to be eligible for
Wrangell prizes has been set at
p m. on April 4. Entries must be
in unsealed, stamped envelopes, ad-
dressed to Mr. w. Leslie Yaw,
Sheldon Jackson School, Sitka, Al
aska and left at the Wrangell Sem
tinel office. All papers should have
notation of age and grade in school,
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-03-24

breed and Wisconsin parted with
the birds reluctantly and only after
exchanging them for wolverine The
Manchurians will be bred at Peters
burg and then distributed in south
eastern Alaska. including the area
around Wrangell, Dufresne said. A
case of Monaghan pheasant eggs
will be sent to Petersburg this
spring for propagation by the game
commission. II the commission sue
ceeds in the undertaking the Mon
golians, also, will be distributed in
tined for the experimental station at
Matanuska and eventually will be
distributed from there to interior
points.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-03-24
COPE PLANE FOUND; DOCTOR SAYS
ALL DIED INSTANTLY In CRASH

Ito his mouth, the other elutehing
the stick.
copes body was the last to be
taken from the ship. All of 90 min
utes was necessary to extrieate It
from its near-buried spot over the
pulverized dash board.
Scattered over the mass of man
gled wood and blue and orange air
plane fabric were bits Of luggage.
battered suitcases, paint brushes
and salesmen's eatalogs.
The red emergency ration can
with a can opener still fastened to
its top was tossed aside by reseuers
in their efforts 10 recover the half
dozen bodies. A wooden tool kit was
unbroken. A wicker seat was torn in
shreds
Heading in a northerly direction
the Fairchild pontoon ship had
struck the earth in a sharp quick
smash. There had been no blowing
through trees and ripping EARTH
just a sudden failure to gain alti-
tude abruptly and an instantaneous
descent to the hard snow covered
ground.
The plane lay in a space compar-
atiYely cleared, barely the size of
the ship itself. Only two or three
trees had been broken off by the
fall. making it seem almost as if the
plane had dropped vertically out OF
the sky.
There was very little snow where
the plane was found, a great deal
of the orange fabric visible from a
distance of approximately 100 feet
The nose of the ship came to rest
in a depression in the earth, the tail
extending up and toward the south.
A wrist watch found strapped to
pilot Copes arm had stopped at 1905
O'Clock. Another watch found on
the arm of Earle Clifford had stop
ped ticking at 1920. Figuring that
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