davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17
TYZDEN MADARSKEJ KNIHY
MA SLOVENSKU.

Mad'ari sa ponosujn, zo nema-
jiI na Slovensku kuItlirneJ slobo-
dy a teraz prisla zprava 70 Slo-
ven>ka, ze pred Nianocmi mali
Tyzden Mad arskej Knihy. DIVA
rajticu rec povedal na radnici uni
verzitnI professor DIR. Pavel Bui-
max d "a nim kultlrny refercnt
mad. politickych stran Dir. Silk
lay. Prof Bujnak je profesorom
mad'arskej reel a literatllry ma
Komenskeho univerzite V Bfati-
slave.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17
1000 CIGARIET PRIPADLO MA
KAzDEHo CLoVEKA v sPoJ.
STATOCH v 1929.

Vyroba cigariet "a prvych de-
sat mesiacov v 1929 temer prevy-
sila vvrobu v dvanastich mesia-
coch roku 1928, ktora bola tiez
rekordnou, udavaiu vykazy vlady.
ZvySenie 12-percentove okto
bri 1929, mad oktobrovu v[robu
V 1928, je tiez oznamcne, co INA
mena 1O2,OOO,OOO,OOO cigariet, o
10000, 100000 Wac nezli v tom sa-
MON ease 1923 a len o 4,OO0,-
100000 mencj neil V celom roku
1923.
I'll, ktorl sn styku s tymto
priemyslom ocakavajn pohyb k
Wac miernoSti V praci, hre a je-
denl a toto lie zvysi este poptavku
20 cigaretlach, ktore napomaha-
j1 miernosti a oddychu.
Oktober Dol mesiacom najvyS-
Sci produkcie siestym mesia-
com ktorych vyroba presahova-
la 10000, 100000 cigariet. V 1928
len jeden mesiac prevysil tento
DOcet.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17

Ked' mate krstiny, svadbu,
pohrab, spolkovu, osadnh sIav'
most, oplste nam TO zaslite uve-
cejnit'. do nasich novln..
- Vecerne Citanie je dobre ci-
TAME. Budete mat z neho osoh.
Knizka stoji len $1.oo mako via
zana a S1.25 tvrdo viazana. Kdptc
81 iu teraz citajte "a dlhych zi,1l-
nvch veGerov. v redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17

,Ksd' kupujets obchodoch,
ktor6 v tJchto novin&ch oznamu.
jd svoj tovar, povedzte, 3e ste ich
ohl&sku citai v nasich novinach.
lynn obchodnik sa presvedci, ze
"a svoju ohlasku zadarmo neplati
a da ohlasku j druhy raz, Gin a.
moznuje nam vydavanie novin ma
6 q 8 stranach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17
AKO CITIA A SMYSL'AJU MA
DARI o MAS, SLOVAKOCH.
Mad 'ari ST vraj rodeni rozkazo-
vat a Slovaci posluchat'.

Po slavn0sthom uist'ovani pri
buda pestianskych CampbellovIch
oslavach O laske Mad 'arov k Slo-
vakom a po sl'uboch, re tento po-
mer sa Cd terajska zlepsi, uverej-
neny Dol V "Magyarorszagu'' "a
ujimavy "nazor' Aladara Bez-
naka Slovakoch. Tento napisal :
"Slovaci su pozoruhodny, usi-
lowry beznarocny narod. Su spo-
kojni so svojou chudobou, ako
keby mali radCst' toho, Re trpia.
10 Slovaka nebude nikdy takI hr-
dy mad 'arsky sedliak. To pIati
tiez O celom narode, ktory nikdy
ME je vstave postavit' sa deji-
mach ma vlastne nohy. Slovaci Sa
nemozu zdvihn1t' bez cudzej po-
moci a bez Mad 'arov nikdy by "a
neboli dostali ma historick1 W.
Sku. Z dolnej zeme celkom zmizli
Slovania, ale na hornate Slovcn-.
sko sa nedosaalo tol ko mad ar
skej krve. kol'ko bolo treba k W.
tvoreniu novel rasy. Tam zoStaIi
pOhromadp vit'azm Mad ari DO
raZenl Slovaci. a tam. kde SIOvaci
mohli' vvtvorit len chatrce, Ma
d'ari vytvoriIi Statkr z1mky a
prinipsli tam bohat>tvo. Nic .jr DO
lcZidr ably SedIiak NAL p0du. ale
StaGl, ably sa NAL dobrr. IboznI
SlOvak 0 vSctkO pOnizcnp proSI.
PotOm prisli Mad'ari, ktori p0-
dy vypracovali 10, co boIo trcba
a tax sa stall Mad ari bohom
spasitelom Slovaka. ked' Slo-
wax pozdravl Mad ara, V tomto
pozdrave je ia Mcta. ktorou ma
~ kopcpk Zdravi vel 'kr Iorv. a.
l1o od SkaIy .ic ocakavanG, ably bo-
la pevnA, tnk oGakava SIovak od
Mad ara, ably on bol panom. Slo-
yak mad 'arskom panovi naSiel
tohO velitela, po ktorom tuzil.
Rovnako ako NADIA su rodeni k
rozkazovaniu, Slovaci sn rodeni k
pOSlUchaniu. Pan a >luha "a ale
a Gbaja tvoria zvlaStnu
rasu. Rodeny sluha jc nieG0 me
no, alo rodeny pan, a takIchto
panov este mebolo. ako Sl1 Mad "a
ri. Prrto muSI tato ra>a zit ponr-
vac j"dinc Ona mozr Splnit DO
>Ianl" V >trednej Europe, rovnako
ako Anglicania panjll mad c"lIm
,vetom. Je to azkl 1koI, avSak
Madari majil, vd 'akabohu. siro-
ke ramona k noSeniu toho.o bre-
mena.'
Dost' ! Tento Mad'ar hovori tax
akO citia a smIsl ali vsetci Ma
d ari sebe a SIovakoch. A ma
jdu sd Slovaci, ktori mas chcl1
dat nazad Mad arom "a otrokov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17
70 starej vlasti
,Zpravy prebEane z krajovych
casopiso
SLOVENSKY ROBOTNIK =
LACNY TOVAR.

V colnom WHORE rakuskej ma
rodnej rady - ako oznamuju Lii
dove Noviny z Viedne mali de-
batu, ktorAi nasu slovensku We
rejnost' musi neobycajne zaujl-
mat. Rokovali o slovenskych pol ;
no-hospodarskych sezonnych ro-
botnlkoch, ktorych uz IA rakus-
kych velkostatkoch pracuje tax
mnoho, re vytlacajn vraj rak1-
skych pol'nohospodarskych robot
nikov.. Preco rakilski vel 'kostat-
kari, pestovatelia repy. pouzlvaju
k praci zvacSa slovenskych robot
nikovo Bolo by naivne dominic
vat sa, ze aida z nejakej zal u
by V belasTch a sivIch sloven-
,kych ociach. Podl a zpravy vie
denskeho okresneho priemyselne-
no komisara - ako plsu Lid. No
viny - rak1ski vel'kostatkari po-
uzivajI preto radsej zahranicnIch
-sIovenskNch robotnikov, lebo i'm
mozu dat ubohe obydlia a platit
ich omnoho horsie, ako robotnikoy
rak1skych. Teda pre- tito pricinu
slovensky robotnil1 "vytiska' ra-
kiiskeho robotnika.
Socialisticki plosanci V raktr,-
kej rade ziadali uz prcto kontin-
gentovanic (obmcdzenic) poctu
slovenSkych robotnikov ma rok
1890 clslom 14,0OO d pre- kazdI
buduci rok o 1000 menc.i. D0SiaI'
ich pracovalo Rakusku az 15,-
600 rocne a ich mzda minulGhO
roku ciniIa - milionov Silingov.
AvSak v[bor navrh Ia kontingen-
tovanie odmietol, lebo rakl1ske
pol 'nohospodarstvo potrebuje -
vrai - kvalifikovanych robotni-
kov a tIch je V Rak1sku nedo-
statok.
Slovensky pol'nohospodar>ky
robotnil1 je teda dobra kvalifiko-
vana pracovna sila. Ale proti
tomu nnteny je pracovat' "a O.
mnoho horsiu mzdu a uspokojit'
sa i dbohlm obydlfm. Robot,
vecny robot cudzlch sluzbach,
lacny d nenarOGnT. Ohromn6 lany
panskej zeme na SIovensku boly
kedysi jeho nadejou, tllzbou:
moct' pracovat' aspon na klsku
vlastneho poIa - pre- Scba, LEI
nadeje tie presly a ostava zas len
Rakusko, Francuzsko atd'., nizka
mzda a iboht obydlia. SIc,cn>kil
zem, ktorej bolo dost "orli O.
kopavaju' medzitHm rozlicnl no.
Vi "vel 'korol'n1ci vo frakoch.
pani a la Moric Silberstcin alebo
DIR. Vrana Olomouca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17
POPIS CUDZINCOV MA SLO-
VENSKU.

Y tyychto dnoch sa zacaI na SIo-
vensku slpis cudzincoy, zamest-
nanych V podnikoch. Tento snpis
ma presne zistit', kol 'ko cudzlch
prislusnikov odobera pracu donna
elm slam. PriSly totiz ponosy, ze
y nieEtorych podnikoch je zamest
name az so percent cudzincov, hla-
vne Mad 'arska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17
UTOPILA SA v HORNADE.

Ndova Maria Zapalovd, robot
nicka V Spis. Novel, N>i, udajne
V podnapitom stave isla k Horna-
du sbierat' drevo. Pravdepodobne
sosmykla sa jej noha, Spadla do
Hornadu pri zeleznom moste Pod
skalou. Najdena bola lem na dru-
ny den zachytena vo vrbinach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17
HI 'ADANIE NEZvEsTNYcH

Konzulat res, Euclid Ave,
Cleveland, Ohio hl'ada nasledo.
.vne nezyestne osoby: "
Florian Ference q Galse pri Lll,
cenci, posledne V Youngstown, O
Rose Chaloupl1ova z'Trebelice U
Tabora, prv Berwyn, I'll.
Jan (Leopold) Cizek, snad'
Hrdlorez pri Prahe, posledne
Clevelande.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17

Najnoysi roman 0 tomto sloyen.
skom bohatierovi jeho polka.
doch. Nasledkom zakIpenia vel'-
kaho nakladu "a snHenii cenu 81.
Je to vel mi pltavy roman ma
Is obrazov.
NJ. MRAZ
800 W.Federal St, Youngstown,O
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17
NOVY sLOVENsKY DECENT.

PO tieto dni bol ma pravnickej
fakulte Komenskeho university V
Bratislave habilitovanI ia dozen
ia narodn6ho hospodarstva DIR.
Imrich a. KarvaS.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17
HI 'ADAJU "a
-,
FILLS.


zienej Informacnej Sluzby ziada
vsetkych citatef'ov slovenskych
easopisov, ably doposlali co by
! jakekol 'vek informacie o nlzsle
uvedenych nezvestnych rodakoch.
Informacie adressujte ma Slovak
Bureau, Foreign Language lnfor-
nation Service, 222 Fourth Ave,
New York, n. Y.
Bazala Anton. ktoreho ostatna
adressa bola 293 Mulberry Street,
Newark, n. j. ktory ma Pra-
znove ma Slovensku zenu a styri
deti. Mozer Michal, mar. 20. sep
tembra 1887 V kendereSove ma
Podkarp. Rusi, ktory +. 1911
odccstoval do L s. A. a pisal o.
,tatny raz V novembri 1921, kedy
udaval adressu: Mike Mozer, P.
O. Box 460, Sta. A., Youngstown,
O. Kacmar Jan. ktory sa prist a
hoval do Spojenych Statov r..
1922. Ma Slovensku ma manzelku,
ktorej Cd r. 1924 nepise. - Ras-
kovsky Andrej, maj r. 1873 Sen
nom. V Amerike je vyse 25 ro-
I<ov. ma SlovenSlu ma manzelku
tri deti, ktorym od T.. 1914 mic
nep1se; sobas sd konal Ameri-
Ike r. 1905; jeho ostatna adressa
bola: 526 Eaton ST., Hamond,
Ind - Krafcik Jan, mar. Klu-
Garkach r. 1869; zamestnanlm bol
V >tarGm liraji pol 'nohospodarsky
robotnik; do Ameriky sa prist "a
hovaI pred 23 rokmi; starom
Ill'aji ma manzcIliu, ktora ME je
Slca pracovat', a pat deti; na ma
vstcvp Dol ostatny raz +. 1907 a
ostatnI list pisaI +. 1928. - Ro-
>zuI George, ktortho po>ledna
adrp>sa bola 43 North NaIlem ST.,
Wilkes Barre, Pa. Domov pisal
pred troma rokmi.-kOkarda Jo-
zef. ktorGho ostatna .adrcssa boia
310 Broad ST., Johnstown, Pa. =
Jambor John, ktoreho' ostatna
adreSSa boIa 16S Anthony St.,
Johnstown, Pa. - Bednar Jano,
mar. 70 Vazci V Liptovskej zupe
V Amerike je uz vyse 27 rokov
zdrziaval sa tuna najma Min
neapolis, Min. Hrada no jeho
brat na SIOvenSku. - NeselOvskV
Julius, ktortho oStatna adressa
bola 424 Bronson Street, Medina,
Ohio. - Bergman Joe, mar. TO-
marca 1864 V PreSovc; jcho p0-
vodnt memo bolo Arpad Mil1ulik; 3;
do Ameriky Sa prist 'ahovaI +.
1905. y Babinec Petro, ktortho
ostatna adressa bola: 2S29-3Sth
Place, Barnhill, Ill. - Szekelyio-
va NJ, rod. Hudakova, ktora je
Amerike cajsi rs rokov a jc asi
$3.50 rokov Stara. - Blazkovlc
Stefan, ktory sd ostatny raz
zdrziaval Pittsburghu. - Sop
ko Jan, mar 1866 V Ricovciach V
Xxx. zupe; prist 'ahoval sa do
Ameriky V roku 1907. - Drobna
Maria, ktora snad' zije pod svo-
jim dievcenskym menom Maria
Madarasz a ktorej ostatna adres
sa bola: us Chale Street, Perth
Amboy, n. J. - Kopil Jozef;- O.
statna znama adressa: Hotel
Kline, 234 Bedford ST., Johns
town, Pa, odkial' vraj odcestoval
do Philadelphia. - Polak Vim
Gene, ktory sa este r. 1925 zdrzia-
val V Lamberton, Pa, mar. r.
1884 V Mad 'arbelu, okres Senec,
zupa Ky; prist'ahoval sa do
Spojen[ch Statcv T. 1913. - Ora
vec ,Michal. ktoreho ostatna a.
dressa bola: 137 Center ST.,
Youngstown. q. Do Ameriky Sd
prist 'ahoval pred % rokmi. -
Slavkovsky Stefan, ktory este ne
davno robil na Colonial Mine Nc.
V Smock, Pa. - Kahler Julius,
mar. V Kosiciach r. 1876 a VISTA
hoval sa do Ameriky r. 1898. Zdr-
ziaval sa vo Washingtone, ID. c. a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17

penazi a zenu pre- domacnost'' po-
treboval. Senat krajskeho s1du je-
no dovody uznal a vymeral mu
len tri mesiace podmieneene.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
ANGEL GABRIEL
 KILLED BY TAXI
Wesley Hill Victim Of Accident
 in Harlem Street

Ne" York, Dec. II tP) - The Angel Gabriel' has answered the trumpet call to greener pastures.
 Wesley Hill, Negro actor who DOT trayed the part of the angel in Marc Connelly's Pulitzer prize winning play, Green Pastures" was struck by a taxicab in Harlem yesterday and died before he could DC taken to a hospital.
 at Gabriel's funeral the lord ot the Green Pastures" (Richard B Harrison) will deliver his eulogy Cherubim {thc Hall Johnson choir) will sing his requiem, and Adam and Eve and all the rest will attend lc mourn his passing.
 Career Started at 15
 Hill was born 55 years ago in Bal timore. He began his histrion,c career at 15 as a barker before an Indian medicine show and continued ii as q back-stage bloodhound in Uncle Toms Cabin" Later he played in "Old Tennessee" "OtI Kentucky" and The South Before the War"
 Ney York claimed him and fca- tured him in "Shufflc Along" "Rua- nIn' Wild" and "Porgy." with which latter troupe he went to London. In the current production, he kept B trigger finger on his trumpet and delighted thousands with his Gang way for de Lawd" and "Okay Lawd, '
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
GERMAN PROTEST 0N FILM HEARD
Board Considers Plans to Ban
 American Made Movie

Berlin, Dec II P>-Thc supreme film board has under consideration requests Of veterans organizations and others to forbid further showing of the film All Quiet on the Vest cru Front" The question whether this will be done is causing consid- erable nationwide agitation. Some papers and speakers contend that the cinema is an insult to the war dead while others claim that 10 ban it would be to cast d vote against Locarno and peace.
 Snakes crawling through the thea ter where the cinema is being screened caused a near panic dur ing last nights show, but the eX- citcment subsided when it was dis covered that the reptiles were harmless garden snakes.
 One girl was mortified to find a large snake curling about the leg of her chair. A policeman in near by seat grabbed the reptile and as- sured her that 1t was not of a kind that would bite. Others were caught in another part of the house.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
LEGION UNIT SANTA
 TO VISIT CHILDREN
100 Boys and Girls Will Have
 Christmas Tree Party

Mrs Fred W. Hoffman, of Uddy- Glover Unit No. (, American Legion Auxiliary has received word from santa Claus that he will pay an ad- vance visit to New Britain. with two Of his helpers, on Saturday after- noon. December 70, at 2;$p o'clock, at the K of (, hall on West Main street. His arrival wilt be announc- ed with a fanfare Of trumpets by q few members Of the Eddy-Glover Post drum corps
 Accordingly. the local Unit will issue invitations to loo children, through Miss Cora Bealc of the city Welfare Bureau, 10 attend d Christmas party as guests Of the unit. There will be Christmas tree. laden with gifts Of toys and clothing which will be distributed to 50 boys and 5o girls ranging ill age from six to I4. Oranges, boxes of candy and candy canes will be given out by Santa's helpers, and ice cream and cake will be served hy q committee composed Of Mrs. Hoft- man as chairman, Mrs Lillian Me Nicklc, Miss Emma Schaal, Mrs
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
COUNTY Y ELECTS
 OFFICERS FOR 1881
ThompsonYiue Man Heads Dr. ganigation for Coming Year

At the annual meeting of the trustees of 'Camp Woodstock, tri- county summer camp of the Hart ford county, Windham and Holland county Y. NJ. C, As in Hartford last night, the following officers were re- elected to serve for the coming year: President, Alexander Maitland, Thompson; vice presidents, Henry R. Buck. Hartford and Philip M. Howe, Rockville; secretary. Gard ner H. Hall. Jr,, South Willington. and treasurer, Albert H. Williams. Woodstock.
 Elmer T. Thienes, executive sec retary of the Hartford County asso citation, was appointed camp direv- tor for the 1881 season in charge of the boys period, with L. Edwin Hill, secretary of the Windham county Y. NJ. C. A., in charge Of making arrangements for the girls camp which will be operated for the second season next summer for the three counties. The installation Of a new water system was approved and authorized and other plans for the season discussed.
 Soap Sculpture Glasses
 The second in the series of seven training sessions in soap sculpture sponsored by the County '. NJ. C. A. will be held tomorrow at the Hart ford headquarters of the association at 93 Elm street, with one period from 4;30 to $50 and second period from ' to o'clock.
 The classes are under the direc- ton of Miss Levine of the National Small Soap Sculpture committee of New York city. Miss Levine is Il sculptress of note who has special lzed in the uses that can be made Of sculpture with junior groups This also lays the foundation for advance work, such as woodcarvinS, and other handicraft activities.
 The course is open 10 all adults interested ill learning more of this project,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11

Search was directed particularly to nearby river bottoms which pre- sented many places of concealment The truck which focused search in the Athens area bore evidences of hard, fast driving. over muddy, al most impossible roads.
 The bank was robbed at noon While two men stood guard inside the door their companions forced employees into the vault and barred it. As the robbers retreated with all the money readily available, 50 citi- zenS gave chase.
 Twelve miles away officers over took four men, identified as the ban- dits, in a mud-stal1ed automobile. The groups exchanged shots. Dep- uty Sheriff Charles Emmerson was wounded in the chest and Constable Charles Slaughter shot in the hand.
 The bandits, two of them sup porting apparently wounded com panions, escaped under the fire of the officers.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
POLICE BELIEVE MAN
 SLAIN IN DRINK BRAWL
Lodgers in Rooming House Tell Authorities That Murdered Man
 Had Been Fighting.

Boston, Dec, 11,-UP)-Believed to have been slain i'll what police described as a drunken brawl, the body Of Francis W. Clark. 5S, was found early today in his second- floor room at q RoXbury lodging house.
 According 10 Medical Examiner Timothy Leary, Clark had been kill cd by blows from an iron bar and a hatchet."
 Thomas McCuc. 45, neighbor who police said had spent last night in Clarh's company, appeared at a nearby garage early today and ask cd that someone call a doctor. He was held pending investigation of Clark's death.
 Other lodgers at the house report ed that two men had been quarrelng in Clark's room for several hours prior to the discovery of his body.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11

James c. Hovey. 3y: Arthur T. La- nudge. 37, and Frederick Robarge, 57. Four other victims had died previously.
 James Lynch, 46; William Mar tin, 62, and John Norris. 38, were the victims who were still fighting for life today.
 Police said there probabl would be no arrests since the denatured alcohol. bought at local filling sta- ton. was properly labelled,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11

the largest number receiving such credit ln any one semester of the schools history. Students receiving these credits como from ? churches in New Britain and vicinity. These credits count toward the standard leadership diploma Of the lnterna- tionaI Council of Religious Educa- ton which has Headquarters in Chi caso. This council is the cooperative agency Of 4 denominations work ing together in the field of Christian education.
 The second semester Of the school will open on Monday I'cb- ruary IS, and continue for six l1on- day evenings.
 Rev. Theodore s. Dunn. associatc pastor of tho South ConGrcgational church, has been elected to serve as dean of the Community Leadership Training school 10 succeed Rev. AL fred D. Heininger Of First church, who has completed three years in that position.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
CONNECTICUT BILLS
 |. 5. FOR S559,373
"Past Due, Please Remit," Writ
 ten On War Of 1872 Dun
By GEORGE H. MANNING

tWashington Bureau, N. B. Herald)
 Washington, D. C., Dec. H. Representative Schuyler Merritt, of Stamford, today introduced a bill providing for the payment of s559.- 37340 by the federal government 10 the state of Connecticut in reim- bursement for advances and ey- pendtures made by the state during the War of 1912 with Great Britain.
 A similar measure died with the roth congress after strenuous Ob- jection to it was voiced by q sub stantial minority of the committee on the Judiciary.
 It is the contention of Congress- man Merritt that although Connecti- cut was reimbursed in the amount of s115, 5,06920 for expenditures in the War of 1912 such payment was made on a basis of interest that has since been found faulty by congress.
 Those opposed to the measure, however, maintain that the Mary land Rule" by which it is computed that the government owes over q half million dollars to the state was never intended for long term debts and that since the government has already paid it's debt to Connecticut, the amount claimed in the Merritt bill is nothing more than 115 years of interest on a debt that has al- ready been paid.
 Congressman Merritt contends that other states were paid under the Maryland rule" complicated system Of figuring long term inter- est. and Connecticut was entitled to be paid on the same basis.
 The opposition claims that those states that were paid under that rule were paid too much and the fact that one wrong has been perpetuated is no reason why another one should follow it. On the other hand the comptroller general maintains that the state still owes some $500, 900 10 the federal government.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
GUT |NLIGHT RATE
 ATTACKED BY KELLY
(. ?. Q. A. President Wants Company to Drop Flat Charge

That the recent cut in the rates or the Connecticut Light and Power Co. was only 8 compromise 10 con- tinue 10 collect the fixed fiat rate, to which tho Citizens Property Own CTS association is opposed was q statement issued by Martin J. Kelly, president Of the association al q meeting last night at Union Paint CTS hall on Main street. Mir. Kelly charged that the rcduc- tion Of $75.0Qe in the New Britain territory IS probably three times less than what the company derives from the fixed charge and that the committee appointed at the previ- ous meeting of the association will continue its work to have the charge abolished.
 Mir Kelly said that the association would present a bill 10 the lcgisla- turc. asking that action be taken to have the charge discontinued and fl necessary increase the rate on the electricity consumed,
 AIr Kelly discussed the business situation and remarked that idle ness is demoralizing and that after q depression many men never re- turn 10 work. He criticized Chair man LogGe or the farm board for advocating giving surplus wheat supplies 10 hogs instead of to the unemployed,
 Among the other speakers were Vincent DobroW olski, chairman of jhe board of trustees, and l., She ulanski, who is also prominently identified with the activities of the association,
 The next meeting will be held January 14 at their clubrooms tt Union Painters hall,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
.GET NEW EVIDENCE
 IN KAUFMAN CASE
SedrCherS Left Uncovered Large
 Area Of Woods

Jackman, Me, Dec. 11.-(UP)- New evidence in the investigation of Mitchell B. kaufman's disappearance indicated today that searchers had left uncovered d section of the dense woods near here where the millionaire rubber manufacturer might have been found.
 It had been assumed that when Kaufman disappeared while hunt ing with friends November , he had followed instructions Of his guide and crossed brook. He had been warned about q bog near the brook.
 Sheriff Elton II. Markham was told that on receiving the warning Kaufman had replied.
 "Oh. that's all right, I've got my compass. If I get lost I'll walk in a southeasterly direction"
 section Not searched
 Southeast would have taken the hunter across the line of fire Of his Comp panions in deep stretch of forest that virtually was neglected in the search that cost thousands Of dollars and employed hundreds of men.
 Sheriff Markham's new theory minimized the importance of the finding of a 6.5 millimetre rifle shell belonging 10 Neil Rancourt, one Of the Kaufman party guides. He as- stunned instead that Kaufman had disregardcd his guides instructions, had walked periousIy within range Of his friends rifles, which were powerful enough 10 kill at a mile and had vanished in the dcnsely wooded section as yet not thorough ly searched.
 Tells of Poker Party
 Sheriff Markham said also hc had