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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22
CSAKIS FENNTARTASSAL KOz0LjUK


lep6 hirnek az, hogy Maxim
Litvinoff Washingtonban mar
is tanacskozasokat folytat
Charles A. Davila volt roman
k0vettel, aki most a szabad ro-
man mozgalmat vezeti Ameri.
kaban.
A megvaltozott orosz habo-
rus helyzet az id6t alkalmassa
tette a kiil0n beke fele valo to-
rekvesekre. Romania tele van
a haboru sebesiiltjeivel es sajat
szemeivel latja, hogy a nazi
hadi ero legyozheto, ami biz
.atast ad ARA, hogy a roma
nok ismet a sajat kul0n utju-
kon probaljanak jarni.
Ha mindezek mellett tekin-
tetbe veszik AIT, hogy a nazik
maris igen eros gyanakvassal
neznek a romanok fele, a ha-
zatero katonakat lefegyverzik,
a loszereket elkobozzak es a
vasutakat meg szigorubb ellen
6rzes alatt tartjak, akkor erez-
nj lehet, hogy a kulon beke
hirei alaposak.
Hire erkezett egybkent an
max is, hogy a nazik Besszara-
bia mocsaras hatarait erodit-
venyekkel latjak el, inert att6l
tartanak, hogy Oft az oroszok
retoreseket fognak megprobal-
nj.
Minden amerikai magyarra
nezve feltetlenul nagyon erde-
kes ez a jelentes, amelynek
minden szavabol kierezheto,
hogy roman reszr6l van sugal-
mazva, valoszinunek latszik,
hogy Davila volt Washington
roman kovet kornyezete hozat-
ia ait nyilvanossagra, azaz
propaganda celzata van.
Az amerikai kozvelemeny
elott akarjak lathatova tenni
ait, hogy Romania csak a ma
xix kenyszere alatt all szemben
a demokraciakkal, inert ha sza
badon mozoghatna, akkor mar
regen szakitott volna a ma
zikkal.
Ha a kulon beke szandeka
csak az Amerikaban lev6 ro-
man menekultek lelkeben el,
akkor az teljesen ertektelen,
inert a cselekvesi ero mem lit,
henem Bukarestben van es
Antonescu mem kot kiilOn be-
ket. Ha tehat Romania ARA
kenyszeriil,-- hogy vegigkuzdje
az egesz haborut, akkor Buka-
rest is a legy0zottek csoport-
jaban lesz es kiilon, tehat rea
kedvezobb bekere igenyt mem
tarthat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22
MR.. DEMPSEY FELEbREDT

Most azutan negyven0t esq
tend6s kor5ban egyszerre csu-
dalatoskepen eszebe jut, hogy
katonanak is be lehet allni, ha
valaki epen segiteni kivanja a
hazajat. Jelentkezett hat, es
gondoskodott rola, hogy ait
megirjak az ujsagok.
Maya a jelentkezes annyi
hirdetest hozott neki, amit
meg mem vett volna egy miHi6
dollarrert, S ha be talaljak
venni, akkor allandoan irni
fognak rola az ujsagok, de biz
tos lehet benne, hogy a frontot
szemelyesen latni mem fogja.
A haborunak az egyik bor-
zaszto mellektermenye a pro-
fiteer, a patrioteer, akik pro-
fitot sajtolna a katonak XII
0nt0tt vereb6l, vagy akik az
amerikai zaszloba csavarjak
magukat, ugy observation-disclosures
a nyilvanossag szinpadan, szin-
ten a profit valamilyen for
majaert.
A municio gyarost megveti
mindenki, kulonosen ha kisul
rola, hogy Macy hasznot haj-
tott neki a kiontott emberver.
Jack Dempseynek maris nagy
hasznot hozott a jelentkezes,
anelkul, hogy akarmilyen ko-
molly kockazatot vallalna.
Ha Mr.. Dempseynek mem lett
volna a katonasagra 1917-ben
alkalma, akkor termeszetesen
$40 nelkiil kellene ezt a csu-
nya kis profiteerkedest le-
nyelni. Mert akkor senkinek
nem lenne joga ketelkedni ben
ne, hogy tenyleg a haza sorsa
birta ere q lepesre.
De ha az ember szem elott
tartja, hogy az els6 vilagha-
boruban, mikor annak az ideje
volt, a vilagbajnok jobbnak
latta rivetelni, mint harcolni,
akkor jogos a felteves, hogy egy
patrioteer szereplesi vaeyarol
irnak ma ~ ujsagok, aki EFT a
"hazafias'' szereplest rogt0n
bevaltja hirdetes alakjaban
aranyra.
A legszomorubb az a dolog-
ban, hogy a vilagbajnok vagy
volt vilagbajnok az ifjusag egy
reszenek a mintakepe ebben az
orszagban, S ezeket a balvanyo-
kat mem e,lgedik lerombolni az
ujsagok.
Ezer meg ezer lap irta meg a
multi heten, hogy Jack Demp-
sey katonai szolgalatra jelent-
kezett, de egyetlen egy sem
tartotta erdemesnek megje-
gyezni, hog.:' mem EFT tette 1917
ben, amikor inkabb elment RI
vetelo mullkasnak.
S ha a szolgalatait elfogad-
jak, akkor sem fognak errol a
, regi kis esetr6l megemlekezni
az ujsagok, nehogy az ifjusag
egy tekint6lyes reszenek a bal
7 vanyat led0ntsek.
EllenkezGleg. Beosztjak maid
valami sport-szolgalatra, gyak-
1 ran fognak rola hozsannakat
t zengeni a lapok, es amig a
t k0z0nseges szegeny anyak eyer
5 mekei meghalnak, addig Mr..
: Dempseynek haszna lesz a nagy
lhirdetesi kampanyb6l,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22

AkarmilyenN erdekesnek ia
laljuk a romaniai helyzet fel6l
az Overseas News Agensy altal
legutobb k0z0lt jelentest
csakis fenntartassal k0z0ljiik
AIT, inert semmi hatarozott BIZ
zonyiteka nincs annak, hogy
a benne foglaltak fedik-e csak-
ugyan a helyzetet? Maga a ko-
nyomatos is csupan levelezoje-
mex, George May ujsagironak
felel6ssegere es neve alatt tet-
te koze a jelentest, amely fell
tiinest kelto, mikor ezeket
mondja.
Jol ertesult roman korok ell
arultak AIT, hogy a romaniai
paraszt par vezerei titkos tar
gyalasokat folytatnak Torok-
orszag teruleten, amelyeknek
celia az lenne, hogy Romania
kiil0n beket koss0n az oroszok-
kal es a haboru befejezese utan
orosz vedn0kseg ala helyezked-
jek.
A titkos targyalasokat DR..
Lupu Miklos vezeti, aki a pa
arszt part volt eln0kenek, Juon
Michalace kepvisel6nek alveze-
re es akinek kiserleteit allito-
lag DR.. Manu- Gyula, a pa
rasstnhrt veteran vezere is jo-
yahagyta.
A helyzetet j6l isrner6 roman
elemek ugy latjak, hegy a pa
rasztpart balparti elen1ei min
dig rokonszenvvel neztek
Moszkva fele es most azon ia
radoznak, hogy a haboru altal
felidezett keseru hangulatot
enyhitve, a bekes k0zeledest a
ket nemzet kozott elosegitsek.
Az a hir jarja, hogy Grigore
Gafencu, aki korabban Roma
MIA moszkvai k0vete volt, ell
hozta Bukarestbe Stain beke-
felteteleit. Ketsegtelen, hogy
azoknak els6 pontja a roman
hadjarat azonnali megsziinte-
teset kivanja.
Stain korabbi ajanlata ellis
merte volna ait, hogy Bessza-
rabia es Bukovina maradjanak
Romania birtokai, de koz0s ell
lenorzest igenyelt a Duna VOL
gyere, amely azelott a nemzet-
kozi Duna bizottsag hataskore
alatt allott.
Mikor ezt az ajanlatot tette
Stain, akkor a nazi hadsereg
viszonylagos erossege es Ro-
mania elnyomottsaga a nazi
csapatok altal, meghiusitottak
AIT, hogy Bucharest szabadon
intezkedhessek es ICY Stain
ajanlata meghiusult.
Kul0nos sulyt adott a meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22

Mr.. Dempsey, a vilaghiru
Jack Demsey, a kivenult sport
primadonna felebredt.
Huszon0t esztendei kesessel
megtudta, hogy az Egyesiilt
Allamok hdboruban van, S on
kentesen jclentkezett katonai
szolgalatra a multi heten.
Minthogy Mr.. Demsey ore
gecske, nen biztos, hogy beso-
rozzak es ha be is sorozzak,
mem fog a trenchekben har-
colni.
K0zepkoru onkenteseket front
m0g0tti szolgalatra osztanak
be, es Denlsey valosziniileg hol-
mi box-kikepz6, vagy rendez6
lesz, hogy szorakoztasson egy-
egy kaszarryat.
S ennek a szolgalatnak feje-
ben, amely mem jar semmi al
dozattal vagy veszellyel, az uj-
sagok telve lesznek a Jack
Dempsey nevevel, ami egy csep
pet sem fog artani a birtoka-
ban lev6 new york; draga night
clubnak.
Az olvas6k egy resze bizonyo-
san kul0n0snek talalja, hogy
a Mr.. Dempsey hazafias fel-
buzdulasa engem mem tud en-
mel jobban meghatni, de az OIL
vasok nagy resze mem emlek-
SILK vissza az elso vilaghaboru-
ra eleg elenken.
Mikor az Egyesiilt Allamok
haborut uzent Nemetorszagnak
1917-ben, szinten soroztak.
Mr.. Dempsey akkor fatal
ember volt, eros, egeszseges en-
ber volt, hiszen vilagbajnok
volt azokban az evekben.
Es akkor Mr.. Dempsey -
mem sietett katonanak fel.
csapni.
S6t!
Mr.. Dempsey mindent elko
vetett, hogy egy jo biztos he
lyet keresscn XII maganak, hogy
ne tudjak katonanak sorozni e.
hirtelen felcsapott "rivetelo'
munkasnak, inert azokra Macy
szukseg volt, 0ket mem i!
soroztak.
Termeszetesen Mr.. Dempse,
mem volt a napszamra szorul
va, hiszen szazezreket kerese
egy-egy birkozassal, de "aldo
zatot" akart hozni a hazaert
} Avert a hazaert, amely hozz;
, kiil0n0sen j6 volt, S millioka
adott neki, anig masnak ali.
| jutott eleg a kenyerb6l.
''Hazafias aldozatbol" csapot
lfel Jack Dempsey rivetel6 mum
kasnak, de ez az aldozat az
: jelentette, hogy felmentettek
katonasag alol, S biztonsagbal
volt a haboru vegeig.
: Termeszetesen riveteles helyet
modja lett volna "a, hogy
! fegyvert megfogja, de AIT ak
: kor mem tartotta sziiksegesnel
: vagy celsZeriinek a birkoza
: vilagbajnoka, ait rabizta azol
ra az amerikai fiukra, akik ug
: sem tudtalz a civil eletben sza.
:. ezreket keresni.
4 Akkoriban hallott is eleget
: vilagbajnok ur, de eleresztet
4 a file mellett minden beszede
4 es szorgaimasan rivetelt,
: napszamer6, hogy a hazat 81
! lgitse.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-22

EFT magyaraztam egy fatal
baratomnak, akivel az auto
buson egyiitt utaztam vasar-
nap es aki AIT kerdezte t6lem,
hogy miert irjuk az ujsagok-
ban, hogy az amerikai haza a
legjobb a vilagon.
Ez a 19 ewes fatal ember
magyar szil6k gyermeke, de lit
szJiletett Amerikaban. Mem
azert kerdezett, inert vitatkoz-
nj akart, mem is ketelkedett
benne, hogy igaz, amt alli-
funk, csak 6szinten kivancsi
volt, hogy megis miert kell EFT
a hazat olyan nagyon, minden
mas haza fol0tt becsiilni es sze-
retni. Hogy mi van az ameri-
kainak, ami olyan nagyon sok-
kal t0bbet er masnal S amiert
olyan nagyon sokkal tobb halat
erdemel ez az orszag.
Ket fatal ember utazott We
link, akik korcsolyat vittek
magukkal.
Tizenhat-tizenhet evesek le-
hettek. Munkasok gyermekci
bizonnyal, reszben inert akik
a Delray varosreszb6l auto
buson mennek a jegpalyara,
azok szegeny emberek gyerme-
kei, de meg latszott az 0lt0ze-
ken, bar kitiin6en, r0vid b6r-
kabatokba voltak 0lt0zve.
A korcsolya, amit magukkal
vittek, kiil0n korcsolya- -cip6h0z
volt srofolva. Belekerult parja
legalabb OF dollarba.
Az autobus is belekeriilt
oda-vissza husz centbe.
Az egyik cigarettat huzott XII
a zsebeb6l, Lucky Strike-ot, a
mask ket bar Hershey csoko-
ladet. Es csereltek egymassal.
A cigarette Is cent volt, a ket
bar csokolade 20 cent.
Mindez mem tint fel az en-
fatal baratomnak, inert hi
szen ez megszokott latvany
ebben az orszagban.
De csodalkozott, mikor meg
mondtam, hogy Eur6paban leg
feljebb a nagysagos ur fianak
lenne kulon korcsolyaja es leg
feljebb, ha a melt6sagos ur
fianak jutna ARA is penze,
hogy kulon cip6re srofolt kor-
csolyat vegyen maganak.
AIT kerdezte a baratom,
hogy hat a fiatalsag mem $40
kott mondjuk Magyarorszagon
korcsolyazni.
Megnyugtattam, hogy a fla
,al mindenutt fatal S hogy mi
is korcsolaztunk Verebelyen.
Es elmondtam, hogy mikep-
pen korcsolyaztunk.
El6sz0r is a legtobben csak
"iringaztunk". Csuszkaltunk
amig anyank be mem huritott
bennunket, hogy a - cipotal-
pat ne rongaljuk.
Az oreg SusU Borcsa meme
haza el6tt volt egy nagy po-
csolya, mikor az befagyott
azon iringaztunk estenkent.
Korcsolyazni a Zagyvars
mentiink.
| Laczi Palya, a falu acsmes
tere sep, labhoz lilo - fat
vagott az embernek, annak a.
aljat kerekre gyalulta, a cipo
talp fele ESQ felet sep egyenes
laposra gyalulta. Es a kerel
felere egy jo vastag dr6tot ero
sitet. Az volt a korcsolya. Nag!
nehany suhancnak szij is volt
amivel a "korcsolyat' a csiz
majahoz er6sitette, a legtob1
bizony csak madzaggal erte be
inert holmi rossz nadragszi
mem kerult a haznal, ktilol
szijra mem volt penze a verebe
lyi suhancnak.
Soknak nem jutott me|
ilyen drottal talpalt fakorcso
Iva sem, inert az is belekerul
vagy husz krajcarba.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-27

have already developed airpanes, tanks and guns
that are superior in many ways to foreign makes
And they constantly improving themselves
constantly making weapons are better than any
thing they've made to date.
They're busy, too, devsing ways by which they
can make our peacetime goods last longer, that
Wen have to do without many new products until
the war is over. They've already perfected methods
of caring for automobile tires to stretch the wear
we get from them. They've developed ways to extend
the use that wood plastics and many other products
give us.
Such facts indicate that our industries today are
not only working for victory the firing lines;
they're working for it on the home front too And
they're planning ahead to the postwar period figur-
ing out wonder products that be manufac-
tured then raise standard of living higher than
anything we've ever known in the past.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-27
ARMY LEMONADE

The War Department is making
preparations to serve lemonade to
American soldiers in the tropics.
Experts in the Quartermaster
Corps have hit upon a method of
dehydrating lemon juice, so that
the essence can be preserved and
transported in the form of crystals.
This is the first time in military
history that the regular Army ra-
lions have included lemonade. But
the Quartermaster General makes
no apologies. He says, it is not only
a refreshing drink, but also is full
of Vitamins.
Here is the Army recipe for lem
onade one eleven ounce can of lem
on crystals, and one gallon of water.
Shake well before using.
The French poilu may have his
wine. the British Tommy his beer.
but the Yank gets his swig Of lem
onade.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-27
HOT TIME IN MAITLAND

The Senate Patents Committee
recently listened to testimony on the
business aspects of the cartel deal
between Remington Arms Company
and the RheiniSch WeStfaelische
Sprengstoff Company of Germany
whereby Remington, though a
friendly U. S. company, agreed not
to sell an ammunition ingredient
to Great Britain. Also the Senate
Committee discovered there was a
chummy social" side to the cartel
business.
Justice Department Attorney Al
len Dobey caused ripples of laughter
when he read letter written by A.
A. Dicke, former Remington Vice
President, who went to Cologne,
Germany, to negotiate the ammuni-
ton deal. Describing a dinner he
had with R. w. S. officials, Dicke
wrote:
That certainly was a treat. You
can imagine the rarer wines, cham
pagnes, foods, etc, not to mention
some 1928 cognac which was used
TO drink special toast to the
friendship of the two companies and
TO the success of our plans for CO.
operation to mutual benefits. Dr.
Muller (head of r. w. 81 is also
well acquainted with the duPonts,
who usually stay at his home when
they are in Cologne"
Remington Arms is a dupont sub
sidiary. r. w. S. is a subsidiary of
1. G. Farbenindustrie, giant Ger
man chemical trust, which curtailed
production of several vital war prod
ucts in the United States through
cartel agreements with large U. S.
firms.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-27
Big Business
Cincinnati Enquirer

CINCINNATI Enqurer)
Senator Clyde Reed of Kansas tells the Senate
that various labor unions have collected than
S3o,00o000 III dues and membership fees construc-
ton jobs for the War Department. His estimate is
States Army Engineers.
If this data is even approximately accurate it is
an amazing indication of the windfall which unions
have enjoyed a result of the national defense pro-
gram. Or perhaps windfal is not the proper word
in this case because the various unions which have
been concerned with War Department. construction
work have gone to pains to insure that every
man who was employed paid his share of tribute in
the form of dues and sometimes outrageously high
initiation fees for temporary membership cards
The data cited by Senator Reed is another in
dication of the need for imposing some form of fin
ancal accountability upon labor unions. $3O000,-
900 take" is big business, when divided among
number of union organizations Yet this figure rep
resents only part of the fee and due business done
by labor organizations since presumably it does not
include the vast bulk of work carried out
side the province of the War Department.
The men who have paid in this money, the gov
eminent and the taxpayers from whom it comes
first or ultimately, have right to know about
the huge funds amassed by the unions. They have
right to know the full extent of collections and
the amount and nature of expenditures 1t is most
definitely not case of it being nobody's business
except the always democratically elected office
holders in the unions themselves
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-27
new NURSE ADDED
TO PUBLIC HEALTH
STAFF IN JUNEAU

Arriving in Juneau recently
from Anchorage, Miss Stephaenie
Bogdon of the United States Pub
lie Health Service will join the staff
of the Juneau Public Health Center
here to work with Miss Jane Hib-
bard.
Miss Bogdon has been in the Ter
ritory since November, working in
Anchorage on the nursing staff. She
is formerly of New York City where
she worked on the Henry Street
Visiting Nurses Staff. Miss Bogdon's
home is in the state of New York
and she took her training there in
Lebanon Hospital and the Bronx.
At the present time, Miss Bog
don is making her home at the
Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-27
WILL YOU VOTE?

Certainly of the most dsheartenng things
in this Democracy of ours today is the shocking at
mosphere of apathy shown by many citizens when it
comes to choosing governmental officials
We referring to the usual lack of interest
shown by Americans in elections We believe that
least the majority of them interested enough in
it to give their lives the battlefield in order that
it be preserved
That's why it is hard for to believe that when
coed enough citizens to cast their vote in a
tonal election this is considered good vote" But
this is the
Tomorrow, Alaskans have the opportunity to
many persons, may fill Territorial offices for the
next several years. Alaskans have this opportunity.
viii they take advantage of it?
The primary election will be held tomorrow The
polls will open at and close at pm. You
have II full hours in which to vote Certainly, you
will have excuse for not casting your ballot if you
are a citizen of Alaska and are q years of age or
In Juneau, the polling places the same as
at the recent city election No registration is
sary. You must have lived in Alaska one year and
in your precinct 80 days.
VIII you vote or will YOU be content to sit back
and let someone else do your voting and thinking
for you? If you of the latter frame of mind,
Hitler could use you in his country
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-27
Boards PATRIOTIC?

From where sit, it's beginning to look il
boards going to be the patriotic thing to wear
before much more time has passed. recent Wal
Production Board order called for sharp cut in the
production of blades which will eventually mean
that the whisker shippers will be made available at
average of one per week, per shaver
Machinery used in the manufacture of safety
razors is suitable for production. Plants manu-
featuring most of the razors already engaged in
some direct work. So you'd better make that
razor last for the duration.
The curtaiment of blade production will
save valuable metals which will be used in furthering
the effort.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-27

hands, then we have only wasted
dollars. But if the war lasts long
time then we've wasted lives"
And it now looks as if that were
what would happen. 1t is not fair,
of course. to blame Jones for failure
TO send quinIne to Bataan. But it
remains an unfortunate fact that
for U. S. troops in Africa, Persia,
India, North Australia, and the West
Indies-to say nothing of United
Nations troops in all these and
other areas we have a pitfully
small reserve of quinine.
1t consists chiefly of 3,165. 900
LOUNGES purchased by Jesse Jones
from Merck and Company which
had had the foresight to order it
long ago. Thus this was merely a
transfer from a U. S. firm to a gov
eminent firm of quinine already
here in the United States. 1t did
not enrich our total quinine supply
We also had some other reserves,
but added all together, the total is
pitifully small for a nation at war
And if we had acted early enough
we could have had Java S total an
nual output Of 52,250000 ounces.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Montana politicos are charging
that the powerful personal machine
of isolationist Senator Burt Wheel
er is secretly trying to dictate the
tickets of both Republicans and
Democrats in order to prevent the
selection of candidates hostile to
Wheeler. Privately, national Re-
publican chiefs are not happy over
the primary victory of Representa-
tive Stephen Day, isolationist Hi
nolan who put out two books through
the Flanders Hall Company, Nazi
publishing firm. State COP leaders
tried TO lick him, but Day skinned
through by relatively narrow mar
gin. Republicans fear that his name
on the party ticket will play into the
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-27
BIG JOB

During peaeetime than $30000O000 was
spent here in America in single year to develop
products that would make lives COM
Portable. In research laboratories all the
try many thousands of and women worked at
the endless task of raising our standard of living
higher and always higher
have another job They're working to protect
Today those great industrial research laboratories
freedom and the comfortable way of life that
they helped to create. For our armed forces they
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FIOULNN LiiuOLIIL ROBERTA LEE

O. What should when talking with
disagrees?
A Merely NO agree you 1
should do this pleasantly avoid
c. Should the mouth while chewing
A No The should chewing S
difficult if small bites taken
When invitation is
wife oherplan
that evening and then call back?"
A. this perfectly really thing
do avoid
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H Shepard still lead the Re-
publican ticket the
with Wrange1 in
Sutherland running the
Territorial returns for Delegate to Congress.
Soldier" H. and
Collier in the
be held the Eks Hall Hgey
fighters Golfers
pounds
w B, Kirk left Kirk
to attend the Rebekah Assembly Olympia
Kirk attend business connection with
Mrs E. E Stewart, who had visiting ].
Pigg, left on the steamer Queen for the south
E skagway where he had been
u
TIaines on pro-
fessiona trip
good a given
Moose previous evening
Mrs purchased
schrenger going
Former u S. Marshal j. M.
home Skagway here business
About including
lilies celebrated at Douglas the previous
founding
short whist played and Mrs Arne Shudsht
Suly
reopcning Juneau Music House
and S and F. CONNECTIONS Front Street Triangle
Weather report Rain with high temperature
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NAVY HITS
AT SUBS IN
CARIBBEAN
Navy Base Commander in
Bermuda Says Fighting
Hard from Island Base

LONDON, April 81 = A Reuter- S
dispatch from Bermuda today
quoted Vice Admiral Jules James,
commandment of the United States
Naval Base there, as saying in a
speech that very hard fighting is
taking place from the Bermuda
base, apparently referring to the
Nays attempts to stop the sub
marine forayS in the Caribbean.
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Daily Lessons in English g. /. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: not fond coffee"
Coffee is a fond
OFTEN MSPRONOUNCED: Maestrom.
in MALE in FROM unstressed first syllable.
OFTEN MISSPEILED portion a Distinguish
from
SYNONYMS Innate nborn, inbred, inherent congental.
WORD STUDY: Use three times and
vocabulary
EXPOSTULATE earnestly
of his conduct Men exposuate with erring friends Jowe