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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20

November 27-iken sok-sok
amerikai magyarnak lie kell
vetni az alarcot, ahogy meg
kell tenni AIT minden alarcos
balban ejfeli IL orakor.
Alarcos balokban mindenH-
mex joga van ejfelig jelmezben
setalni, lehet valaki bohoc, XII
rally, koldus, lovag, de rendes
helyeken kotelez6, hogy ejfeli
IL 6rakor az alarcot mindenki
levesse es megmutatkozzek a
maga igazi mivoltaban.
Az Amerikai Magyar Szovet-
seq orszagos konvenciot hivott
egybe Pittsburghba es nagyon
jol tudia mindenki, hogy mi
most az AMSz programme.
Megindltani a munkat, az
ejjel-nappal folyo munkat, jar
nj, kilincselni, ervelni, ismer-
teteseket kOz0lni illetekes
egyenekkel es korokkel, hogy
a a masodik vilaghaborut a
tengely elveszti, ne erie a ma
gyar nemzetet egy masodik es
az els6nel sulyosabb Trianon.
Csak ez a Gel van ma min
den fajaert es nemzetsegeert
agg6d6 becsuletes magyar el0tt
es aki most mem hajlando Sc
giteni a munkaban, az aztan
ne verje maid egy vi Trianon
utan q mellet minden gyaSzos
evfordul6n teglaval.
Harom eve folyik a larma,
szazfel6l es szazfele cimen ta-
madjak a Szovetseget azok az
elemek, amelyek SOFIA mem
akartak lit magyar egyseget.
Egyiknek az volt a kifogasa,
hogy reakcios, masiknak, hogy
radikalis a Szovetseg. Egyik
fascistanak, mask a magyar
haza ellensegenek nevezte.
Voltak, akik Amerika ellense-
get veltek benne latni, voltak,
akik meg ennel is ostobabb ci-
men guritottak a kovet eleje.
Voltak, akiknek mem tetszet-
tex a Szovetsegben dolgoz6 SEE
melyek. Akik abban "le akar-
tax ellensegeikkel szamolni' 4,
akik abban felekezeti, katoli-
kus, protestans vagy zsido er-
dekek serelmet kutattak.
Szaz volt a kifogas, ezer volt
az ellenseg, de- mi lesz a kifo-
gas Pittsburgh utan, ahol Or
voslast lehet talalni minden
tenyleges vagy kepzelt hibara?
Akik onmaguk utan iteltek,
azok meg a gyanusitastol sem
riadtak vissza, hogy lit most
milliokat, vagy legalabb tizez-
reket kezelnek maid ell a CEN
tekb6l. Pittsburghban ell lehet
szamoltatni es szamolni, ha
voltak es vannak olyanok, akik
OSZINTEN hintettek a gyanu
metelyet kozottink.
Most hat tetemre hivas van
Magyar Amerikaban akiknek
igazan johiszemu kifogasaik
voltak az Amerikai Magyar
Szoyetseg ellen, azok mind oft
lesznek Pittsburghban, hogy
ami bait talaltak idaig, az Or
vosolva legyen a jovoben.
Most becsiiletes, igaz szan-
deku magyar mem nez sem fe-
lekezeti, sem politikai, sem
sem egyeni szempontra, inert
most a magyar sors, Reserve
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20

A csatatereken eleSetteknek
mem vigasztalas az, hogy a
csatat megnyertek.
Az emberiseg csak akkor
lesz boldog, amikor megtanul-
ia, hogy eleteben a mai nap
csak atmeneti szerepet jatszik.
X X \
A lusta AIT tartja, hogy
k0nnyebb koldulni, mint dol
gozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20

I UdIl CeIQl6Cck, dIlO1 aTaIlyaI
biztosan talalnak. Oreg pros
pektorok egesz eleten keresz-
till elnek bel6le, hogy naponta
ket-harom dollar ara aranyat
kimosnak. Mindig abban biz
va, hogy egyszer megis gaz-
dag pocketra talalnak. IN
Mikor Last Chance Gulsls
ban 1864 julius 15-en negy
aranyaso az else gazdagabb
pocketot meglelte, a tizennegy
mertfoldre lev6 Pricley Pear
taborban mar ket milli6 dollar
ara aranyat kimostak, S q
szomszedos Silver Creeken egy
millio dollaron felili erect
szinten kiastak.
! De a Last Chance Gulch
ugy nezett XII, hogy Montana
rejtett kincsenek a ZONE oft
rakodott lie, S st. Louisban ugy
beszeltek rola, mint a masodik
Californiar6l, ahonnan sok-
sok milliot fognak kiszedni.
A nap mar tul volt a dele
lon, mikor Pigeonek a maguk
jelz6- -kar6jat a claimjeikbe le-
vertek, este lett, mire a
claimjeiket regisztralni (telek-
k0nyvezni) tudtak a land Of
ficeban, ahol az emberek sza-
zai tolongtak.
Szerszam mem kellett sok,
Hillnek minden meg volt, ami
re sziiksege volt Pigeon negy-
ven dollarert ket csakanyt, egy
as6t es egy kezi rostat vett
maganak. Ennyib6l ALT az
aranyaso szerszamja.
Sokkal sulyosabb bevasarlas
volt az elelmiszer, aminek az
arat a Last Chance Gulchon
nagyon meg kellett fizetni.
Pigeon felirta maganak,
hogy huszon0t font lisztert IT,
zennegy dollart, hat font sza-
lonnaert tizenket dollart, ket
font kaveert 18 dollart, egy
font s6ert negy dollart kellett
neki kiadni.
S mikor megtudtak, hogy a
tojas tucatja 16 dollar, elhata-
roztak, hogy tojas nelkul fog
jak szalonnat megenni, leg
alabb addig, amig aranyra
nem bukkannak.
Toltenyeket vettek b6sege-
sen, inert AIT tudtak mar,
hogy az aranymez6kon a tol-
tott fegyver sziiksegesebb seer
szam a csakanynal, de biztak
benne, hogy egymas szomszed-
sagaban akkor is meg tudjak
maid a claimjeiket vedelmezni,
! ha az vsletlenul gazdag lesz.
Egyutt vacsoraztak, vacso-
"a k0zben terveket csinaltak.
Hill megmagyarazta Pi-
geonnak, hogy lovait legjobb
lesz eladni, inert sem sziiksege
mines azokra, sem zabbal mem
birja maid az allatokat ellat-
nj. S megigerte, hogy abban
az esetben, ha mem sikerilne
a probalkozas, es tovabb KEEL
lene menniiik, az ekhos szeke-
rem mind a negyen elfernek.
Megallapodtak hat abban,
hogy Pigeon penzze teszi a 10
vait, Hill is clad kett6t a
negy lovabol, a megmaradt ket
lovat pedig k0z0s koltsegen
} fogjak etetni.
Montanaban oktoberben nem
er sokat a legelo, zabot kellett
. venni a lovaknak, negy dollar
laval busheljat.
.Mikor nyugodni teri, ugy
erezte Pigeon, hogy szerencses
volt idaig, inert jobaratokat
szerzett maganak, de aludni
} megint nehezen tudott, inert
izgalommal varta, hogy az
: aranymezobe eleteben el6szor
belevaghassa a csakanyat.
Hajnalban claimjeik pelle
: k0lt0zk0dtek, de arany
, y,on~r ,,o,,o f1,1tolx L,,%ot~o; 4eys
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20
ARANYASoK

AZ elelIneC ugy KeiIeIC lOnl
utk0zben, az italt a patakok-
Dol meritettek maguknak, de
bizony a prairieken nsha ma
pokig patakok mem voltak.
Mem is batorsag, de vakme-
r6seg kellett hozza, hogy vala-
XII egymagaban vagjon neki a
nagy utnak. Es csak az indult
ell, aki beteg volt. Akit gyotort
a laz. Az aranylaz, vagy a re-
menytelen szerelem laza, vagy
mindkett6.
Mert mikor Galamb Matyas
becsiiletes akart lenni sajat
magahoz, akkor beismerte,
hogy a szerelem is iizi, hajtja,
de az arany utan anelkul is
indulna. Mert ha mar Mariska
mem is varna ra, vagy ha nem
is adnak hozza, legalabb gaz-
dag akart lenni, hogy megmu-
tassa Tetetleni urnak, meg a
falunak
Neha ugy gondolta, hogy
Mariskaval egyitt szaraz ke-
nyerrel is beerne, neha ugy
erezte, hogy Mariska nelkul is
elegedett ember lehetne, ha
dollarokat vaghatna a Tetet-
leni g6g0s szemebe
Ilyen gondolatokkal gyotr6-
dott Galamb Matyas az els6
ejszakan a Last Chance Gulch-
on, ahova ugy erkezett meg,
hogy ha mem nyerne, akkor
vesszen ell minden nyom uta-
ma, akkor soha ne tudjak meg
Triibesen, hogy mi lett bel6le.
Azert angolositotta a nevet,
azert lett a het hetig tarto
uton Mathew Pigeon belole.
Mikor Mathew Pigeonra az
els6 hajnal felvirradt az arany-
mez6k0n, a taborban mar
nyizsgo elet vclt.
Akik vele egy ia alatt "lak-
tax" azok mar reggelire ke-
sziiltek.
/ Otven ev k0rGli ember, IT,
zennyolc korili lanyka es egy
fiatalabb suhanc alkottak a
csaladot, akik ekhoz szekerrel
erkeztek.
Hill volt a neve a szomszed-
max, aki Pigeont baratsagosan
kaveval kinalta.
Pigeon a batyujaban lev6
hideg silt hus maradekat,
'Lisbeth - a Hill leanya -
flapjacket adott a kavehoz, S
reggelizes kozben elhataroztak,
hogy egyutt fognak .megfeleld
claim-et keresni, ha lehetseges
a szomszedban.
Mert Hillnek sem volt ra
penze, hogy kiprobalt claimet
vegyen maganak.
A gyerekeket magukra hagy-
tax, Ok meg elindultak a
Gulch-hoz, hogy mire villages
lesz, egy alkalmas helyet mer-
jenek XII es jeloljenek meg ma
guknak.
Hat a gulchnal egy kicsit
csalodtak.
| Mire oda ertek, mar a ba-
nyaszok szazai dolgoztak, q
claimet keres6 emberek ere
nyiizs0gtek. Mindossze ot no
napos volt a tabor, de mai
negyezren felul volt a claim
kiadva.
Bar mind0ssze hatvan lat
hosszu claimet irtak a land-of
ficban egy-egy ember nevere
Pigeoneknak harom mertf0ld
nyire kellett a bevalt claimek
t6l menni, hogy Ok is foglal
hassanak maguknak.
Az arany nagyon kul0no'
porteka.
Egy kis helyen tizezreket err
aranyat mosnak XII a kavics
boil, tiz lepessel odabb egy sze
mernyit mem talalnak.
Ha ercben banyasszak, akko,
is elfut a leggazdagabb arany
Sr ;c oz oY,ohoY oYro nlG1 q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20

Reszvettel vagyunk ugyan a
gy0nge irant, de nagyon vi
gyazzunk, hogy ezt nalunk
er6sebb clientele eszre ne We
eye.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20

BAT: FALRA BORSO FALRA
Roosevelt AIT iizente diktatoroknak:
ha ezentul tobbe orszagot mem lopnak:
akkor galambszarnyon Foldre szan Beke
vele minden nepnek java, iidvossege!
Eljiink csak bekeben legalabb husz evig
minden egyeb terviink maid kalaszba erik
-. Am a diktatorok furcsan 0sszeneznek:
felelik: "ertelme nincs sok az egesznek.
Merthogyha rablo becsJletes volna:
akkor eleteben sohasem rabolna
De ha mem rabolna: akkor mib6l elne?
Is sok-sok kcsi nep akkor ht6l felne?"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20

Macy fekete madar kuvikol az ejben:
"Az oroszok ellen d0nt0ttek az Egben. =.
Hiaba harcoltak piros verben azva:
a nagy orosz nemzet porig van alazva!
Vereznek v0lgyek, gyaszolnak az ormok:
tepett lobogokat lengetnek tornyok.
Sok-sok voros zaszl6: gyaszfatyollal er fel,
bowen meg0ntozve az orosz fold verrel.
-. Moszkva foteren, v0r0s Kremlin alat
a sz0rnyii harcokrol csak suttogni szabad.
-. Szirenak bugasa riasztja a nepet:
Moszkva eros falat dongeti nemet -"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20
AVILAG-hET STR0FABAk

HJa: Szeg0uy LaSzi0
HETI ROVAS: BEKEIMA Az EGBEN
Vereznek szivek vereznek dalok,
gyaszonak az Egben Bekeangyalok.
Feher toluk szarnyan borzalom reszket
cs6kolgatjak egyre verz6 keresztet.
Mert ha f0ld0n veres szantas gerezdje,
font az Egben verzik az Ur scent Keresztje.
=. Sz6l az egyik angyal: "Szent Trunk, Megvalt6n]
borzalmakat lattat egi messzeat6nk -"
-. Sol mask angyal: "udvosseg forrasa:
sz0rnyi lett F0ld0n yer aradasal"
:. Imaz harmadk: "Valtsd meg Fold nepet
hullass lelkiinkbe vi udvot vi Beket!'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
Annex Arranqes
Naval Display

IN CONNECTION with the
showing of Meet the Fleet" spe-
cial featurette of a naval recruit S
experiences in San Diego, the An
mex Theater has arranged lobby
display With the cooperation of
the United States Navy which in
cludes a. display of naval equip
mcnt. A radio communication set,
airplane prop, airplane motor,
dummy dressed in Winter airplane
HtogS. airplane radio set and num-
Der Of pictures of naval ships and
planes at sea.
In addition the Annex will have
a radio ham" in the lobby who
will send out messages for pa
irons. Meet the Fleet" Is being
shown in connection with a three
in one show that includes Flow
ing Gold" and "Ellery Queen De-
tective.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
Beautiful Color

Miss Carroll 10 intellectually
roUishins, erinoiines oFssfting oil
Of her blond charms. MoeMurroy
seems at times a little too stiff.
the formal pose not quite be-
fitting his rough exterior.
Moseuline sensation is hand
some Stirling Hayden, who al
most outshinss MoeMurray. He
can act as weH as wsar clothes
and dash around With the stir
rup-eup set.
Helen Broderiek drops her
accent every once and so often
like q hot cake. but outside Of
that furnishes most OF the huror
in the piece.
Darling little Carolyn Lee proves
for a third time that she is the
most natural and appealing Of all
our current stock of baby stars.
II you can discard the clap-trap
you VIII find Virginia a stunning
picture. excellently photographed
and filled with lots OF interesting
people.
The second picture. You're the
One" presents Orrln Tucker and
"Oh Johnny Bonnie Baker in a
musical farce which goes beyond
rational limits. The involved plot
concerns radio programs and their
sponsors. Both Miss Baker and MIR
Tucker had better stick TO their
hand business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
A Sorry Plight

In fact so dismal is her plight
that even after handsome and rich
carpetbagger, Stirling Hayden,
proposes TO restore the estate 10
its former splendor and give her
everything her big southern heart
desires, she runs off to sit in the
family burial vault and eXclaim,
Il feel good here"
She gets northern flashes again
when she is repulsed by chival-
rous Mr.. MacMurray. who already
has a wife. a nebulous "Rebecca'
sort of character who never APP
pears. but who separates Fred and
Madeleine with her sinister repu-
tation.
But in the end even the Yankee
develops noble intentions and
gracefully steps out of the picture
Aside from the highly sentimen.
tai and exaggerated idea Of the
people. the film is respondent ir
beautiful color and is so lavishly
produced as to amaze you, sub!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
Uses Text Books

After the show we questioned
this 2s-year-old dancing marvel.
He confided his interest in the
dance was so great that he had
scientifically studied the age-old
routines and rituals from text
books.
Taking the East Indian dances,
from which nearly all forms of
dancing are derived. he gradually
developed his present authentic
movements by adding good quality
and fine form.
Cole, who is assisted by Anna
Austin and Florence Leasing in his
present engagement. is a former
pupil of Udai Shan-Kar. master of
the Hindu technique. and Ruth st.
Denis 1t was a case of pupil turn
ing teacher when he recently
taught Miss ST. Denis several of
his priced JaVanese routines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
Film Time Clock

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IL a. m. 20,
s:to. p p. m, u go a. m; You're the
One ~ 81, Ala. 7:3l, 1O:si p. IN.
UNITED ARTISTS - Gone with the
Wind" a. m. .os. sos. $40 p. m.
FON-"Blondie Goes Latin" II ;03 a. m.
217. b:Si p. m: Western Union" IL %.
SO. 8 so. s.sb, ~ p. IN.
ADAMS infect the Chump." II al
n. m. 2.o5. 4stg. 7.33. 1911 p. m.
BACK street" 1921, sos, $40, s.ss.
IL II y. m.
NIISON-"Fsntasia." 30. $40 p. m.
PALMS-STATE 49, Kitty Foyle," II 10
a m. 2 IS. 20. Q IS. p m. ~ n. M.
"Hirh Sierra :0s, AL, SIG, II. 81
y. m.
MADtSON-"Carefree II r. m, . -.
ts. aI2 p m; "Gungs Din u -,
-, 712. 10 30 p. m
BROADWAY CAPITOI--"Thlef ~ Bag
dad,' N = m. . IS. $50. 10 80 p. m ;
Plight Command" u as, 40, $40,
~ 81 p. m.
RINIERA-'Thief 81 Bagdad." 2s2.
o. 1888 .. m; flight Command. ;"
~ ~. t.s7, $50. ~ 90 .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
Jack Cole
Hit of NeU
Book ShOUU

JACM COLE. probably the only
dancer in the country today inter-
preting with an eXactness and fit
ting touch the legendary dances Of
East India and the exciting tempos
of primitive Cuba. opened last
night at the head of the new
Book Casino revue.
The presentation Of the first
number. East Indian Love Song, ;"
indicated that here was an artist
who had been born in India and
had mastered the ancient dances
through association with genuine
native interpreters.
Each succeeding performance
bore out this belief. But when the
finale, the pulsating Cuban Prim-
tive" came along. we realized the
fallacy Of being born in two diff
ferent countries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
Starts Early

With Gone With the Wind" in
its anniversary showing in the sec
ond week AT the United Artists
the theater management again
wishes TO call attention Of patrons
TO the early morning show Doors
open each day al 8 a. m. and best
seats are obtainsAe on this show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
Banjo PIayin' Wins

One look at the plantation,
however, starts to get little
Missy down. Her old nanny
comes out to greet her. oil COZ
cred with fried chicken and
Crazy, and Madeleine begins to
realize they've got something
there.
A good dose OF Corn pone
oristoeraey" as represented by
staIwort Fred MaeMurray, his
cute little daughter, Carolyn Lee,
and ON aunt. Helen Broderiek,
doesn't help Miss CorroiPs attack
Of nostalgia any. BY the time
on ancient SLAVE Of her grand
fathers arrives on the scene to
help save the old place, she's a
Roner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22

Although the
tale is supposed
to be a modern
ono. Il neverthe-
less IS chockfull
OF prid 9 and
prejudices from
days 20 n Q by
and the resent
ment which the
southerner Stlll
n oil d s for the
Yankee.
According 20
this film We
mig hi almost
believe that the
Civil War is not
over. but only in
a different eco
nonic a G c.
This is o bVi-
ouslv a severely
distorted view
of the situation.
L.. -1--- -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
Madeleine Carroll
Finds Luck

Madeleine Carroll has pet
Superstition that dates back to the
moment of her birth, which the
records show occurred on Feb
ruary % at 1926 a. m.
1.-THE luckiest thing that hap
pens to anybody" says Made
leine, SIS being born, and 26
figured in both the hour and the
date of my birth. 1t is my lucky
number"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
Supplies HumOr

A novelty act by Bert Nagel and
his cats account for the humor in
this show. which is one of the fin
est to appear in the Casino room.
Rare rhumba rhythms. the way
you enjoy them, is. of course,
Eddie LeBaron's contribution to
the entertainment Especially eff
fective is a rendition of "Blam,
Blam, Blam." w. s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22

good dramatic motivation as Con-
federate Fred MacMurray and
Yankee Stirling Hayden battle
over the beauteous Madeleine Car
roll. who has replaced slavery as
the issue il this new phase OF the
war.
You see, Miss Carroll is just a
lovely girl who doesn't know her
own mind. Having been born in
Virginia. but reared in the North.
she comes back with the sole idea
of selling her old manse down the
river
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22

nrYTrp-Dexter Blvd. at Buriinrame
ULhILh Owl Show Gary Cooper.
"NoRTHwTsT MOUNTED POLICE"
Lev Ayres In "DR. KILDARE's CRISIS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
Virginia Has
ActiOn and Color
Romance Southern
Style, in Michigan
Picture
Bv CHARLES GENTRY

PARAMOUNT WILL carry you
back 10 old Virginia and give
YOU a slice of southern aristocraey
in the new Technicolor drama
which opened at the Michigan yes
ferdaV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22

ne IIYE-sSoS kerehevsI PARK Free +
VI LUhL Cont from 30 p NJ.
Mat. Ep. Q. Mysterious DR.. satan Clark
Gable Hedy Lamar in "COMRADE y"
WHERE nm YOJ GET THAT GIRL"
Disnsy's ''Tugboat Mickey"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-11-14
CWAU TAKES OVER LOWER FLOOR OF RED MEN HALL
 FOR NEW HEADQUARTERS

The Cannery Workers Auxiliary Union has signed a one-year lease Tor the lower floor of the Red Men hall and will occupy it's new quar- ters on December 1, il was announc- ed this week by Agent J. B. Cauley. The space will be remodeled to in clude an office, kitchen, fraternal lounge room, cloak room and a large meeting hall. Plans are shaping up for an opening night house warm ing during the fore part of Decem- Der when everything is in shape. Plans for the winter also call for a series of dances. card parties and other entertainment.
 Arrangements are being made to allow use of the hall by other local unions for meetings and other oc- casions.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-11-14
Dufr0Sne Sees
 Need Revision
 Of Game Laws

Due to increase in population as a result Of defense activities in the Territory which has resulted in bringing an influx of Army Navy and civilian workers north there is need for revising the Alaska Game Law to meet the condition. accord ing to the annual report Of Frank Dufresne, Executive Officer of the Alaska Game Commission. In his re- port Dufresne said:
 Tn view Of the recent upheavals in the social and economic life in Alaska brought about by large scale preparations to make this Territory an armed outpost for the nation. it can no longer be said that the 16- year-old Alaska Game Law Is an ad- equate instrument for safeguarding the Wildlife resource. It needs to be thoroughly amended, or perhaps completely rewritten in order to keep abreast of progressing eondi. ttons.
 Until recently the Alaska Game Law served it's purpose we'll. Through it's resident Game Commits sion it had provided a means of ex- pression for the citizens of the Ter ritory High utilization of fur and game resources, consistent with maintaining a safe breeding supply has been made possible by annual regulations recommended by this Commission and approved by the The Alaska Game Law in substantially its present form might have sufficed for many more years had the Territory's population re. mained static. or increased but slow ly Instead, there has been an un- precedented increase and spread of
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INDICATE or WAR IS KILLED
 IN PLANE CRASH

yIgHY. Nov n General Charles Huntzeger. French war minister. vas burned to death day before yesterday when q plane in which he was returning 10 Yiehy from a tour Of North Africa crashed in southern France. His aide and six others died in the crash
 General HuntzeEer was one Of the French delegates to whom the Ger man armistice terms were handed in Marshal Foch's railroad ear in the Compiegne forest in 1889
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human life throughout this last frontier
 aThe demands which are new being placed on Alaska's wiIdlile by thousands of defense workers, Army, Navy. Coast Guard. other govern ment personnel and incoming set tiers are so heavy that unless this resource Is To suffer irreparable damage additional authority and ad- .jitionaI funds to carry out such au- thority must be made available to the Alaska Game Commission with out delay. IL is respectfully urged that action to this effect be accom- pashed before the next hunting sea son.
 Of especial interest in the report is a statement regarding the multi plying of game animals transplant- ed in Alaska.
 "The small herd of 8 bison which was secured from the National Bison Range in Montana and transplanted to Big Delta. Alaska. in June of 1928. Is now estimated to contain not less than 300 animals the re- port declares. sAfrplane survey of the area shows that the bison have split into several groups number ing g 10 4o individuals each Among the herds gre two white an imals. one born in the spring of 1888 and the other in 1899.
 Eight Olympic elk placed on Af- ognak Island in 1927 have now in-
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BACK FROM MOTOR
 VACATION IN STATES

MT. and Mrs. William Grant re- turned home last week after a six weeks extended vacation trip in the States. They went south with the Eilert Holbecks in September and with them drove across the contin- ent to New York, returning to the west coast via the southern route to California. A marvellous trip was re- ported by the Grants on their re- turn, the highlight of which was seeing families of "Oakies" in the southern states.
 The Holbecks are taking an ap- artment in Seattle for the winter.
 William Grant and Mrs. Eilert Holbeck are the son and daughter of Postmaster and Mrs. B. Y. Grant of Wrangell and Mrs. Grant is the daughter of Mrs. Pete IVerson.