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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-11
December Fl, 1929.

December FL, 1929.
Mr.. E. L. Storrs,
;1005 w. Duval St.,
Richmond, Va.
Dear Mr.. Storrs:
We certainly appreciate your let-
ter of December goth. We are not
in sympathy with the use of the
word "nigger" and assure you that
our entertainers will never use it
again. Handling as we do adver-
Using of so many kinds, it is almost
impossible to check up thPse pro-
grams word for word.
We are enclosing copy of letter
which we are writing our entertain
ers and you may be sure they VIII
not make similar mistake.
For great many years my FAM
lily has been living in this state and
I can assure you that l, as we'll as
you, resent the term niger" in
reference to colored people, as we'll
as the average white person wsud
resent the words poor white trash"
/ can see your viewpoint and appre-
ciate your letter.
Very truly yours,
THE C. F. SAUER COMPANY.
E. H. Rucker.
P. S.-We are mailing you a cory
of "Life in Old Virginia" as a token
of appreciation for your letter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-11
DANVILLE, VA.
-


We are now entering into new
year which always brings joy ana
sadness to somebody. Yet we who
are spared should feel vew thank
full, for the grim monster, Death,
has reaped quite a harvest in Dan
vile during 1929.
The Christmas festivals were ush-
cred in by the North Carolina Mu-
tual Insurance Company December
10th, when a public meeting was
held at she Forum and the prizes
were awarded to the successful win
ners. Mrs. LESSEE McClinton, of Al.
magro, Va, won the first prize, the
car; Mrs. Annie E. Haney, of Alma
gro, the second prize, $3.50 in cash ;
Mrs. Hazel Slaughter, of Danville,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-11
THE WISE MALE CHORUS TAKE
RICHMOND BY STORM

One of the greatest hits in musi-
cal Richmond is that made by the
Wise male chorus now singing in
Richmond.
This wonderful aggregation of
singers will appear next at the First
African Baptist Church, corner
Fourteenth and Broad Streets,
Tuesday night, January IA, 1880,
at P. NJ.
Go early to secure a seat. All
Richmond is anxious to hear them.
Admission, % cents. Don't forget
the date and hour.
Auspices Deacons' Club and Wo-
mems Council of First Baptist
Church, Rev. w. T. Johnson, D. D.,
pastor.
Deacon A. W. Holmes,
Mrs. M. r. Johnson,
Committee.
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NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY
NOTES

Mr.. Robert Diamond was joined in
wedlock with Mrs. Annie Bell Wal
tiers on December 20, 1929, by Rev.
H. NJ. Ruffin, pastor of Shiloh Bap-
list Church.
Mr.. Unios Toulson was joined in
wedlock with Miss Sue Russon on
December %, 1929, by Rev. H. NJ.
Ruffin.
The marriage of Mr.. Nichlos Bell
and Miss Mary Lizzie Davis was SOL
emnized by Rev. H. NJ, Ruffin on De-
cember %, 1929.
Mr.. McClinton Sydnor is home
with his bachelor degree from the
State College, Petersburg. He made
some very appropriate remarks at
the chapel on January s, 1880.
Mr.. Amos C. Clark, Of Richmond,
Va, was the guest of Rev. H. M.
Ruffin, and gave very inspiring
and helpful address at the chapel
January 5, 1880. His subject was
on Negro Business. 1t was very in
terestipg and we'll attended, and all
present seemed to enjoy his pres
ence.
Rev. H. M. Ruffin preached very
fne sermon the first Sunday in the
year. His text was "Watch and
pray lest we enter into temptation"
There was a very well attended
service at Shiloh Chapel Christmas
morning at o'clock.
The league meeting is held at the
Northumberland County Training
School every Monday night, and the
public is cordially invited to attend.
It is very we'll attended. Rev. H.
M. Ruffin, the principal.
Mr.. C. H. Lindsay is running
very fine mercantile business near
Reedsville, Va. He personally So
licits your patronage.
The men of this section are be-
ginning to prepare their nets for
spring trapping.
Miss Trenith 3. Dates.
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GRAVEL HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. w. L. Tuck; Pastor


Sunday school convened at the
usual hour with Superintendent
Brown at her post of duty, with
Assistant Young at her side. The
New Years lessons were well taught
and real interesting. Prayer ser
vice is still going on each Wednes-
day night.
The watch night service was we'll
attended. The Holy Spirit rent the
temple. Pastor Tuck was present.
He spoke words of encouragement.
Our sick are slowly improving.
Brother Paul Morris, of 1920 R
Street; Deacon w. H. Pleasant, Sis
ter Sarah Payne, Roxie Tyler are
still indisposed.
j. NJ. Anderson, Reporter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-11

The Junior League of the Leigh
Street NJ. E. Church is a live wire
in the church. The pageant that
was rendered December 20, 1929, to
large appreciative audience was
one of the best that we have seen
for some time. The participants de.
serve much credit. 1t would be well
for all parents who have children
to send them to the league, as they
will be properly trained.
Visitor.
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December 81, 1929.

December 81, 1929.
Mr.. Tenser,
Care Hamilton Paper Co.,
South Fourteenth Street,
Richmond, Va
Dear Mr.. Tenser:
In the broadcasting program last
night a reference was made to the
term ''nigger." This was not very
thoughtful on our part and / have
already received letters complaining
about it. There are thousands Of
high class colored people who are
using our products. We appreciate
their business and we certainly do
not wish to refer to them I'm any
but terms of respect.
Please see to it that these pro-
grams do not again contain this
term. I am sure that I can count
on your cooperation in this respect,
Very truly yours,
THE C. F. SAUER COMPANY.
3. H. Rucker.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-11

Ri. Ellsworth R. Storrs,
superintendent of Ebenez-
er B3ptist sunday 1sah0nE
noted the frequent use of
the term 'nigger' in the ra-
dio programs sponsored by
the C. F. Sauer Company,
manufacturers of world
famed extracts, and wrote
the company. The follow
ing letters were immediate
Iy dispatched by them
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CHARLES CITY COUNTY, VA
New Vine Baptist Church
Rev. w. L. Tuck, Pastor

At II noon a large congregation
gathered and witnessed that great
New Years sermon. Pastor Tuck
brought to his people from the
fourth chapter of Proverbs an in
spring sermon.
At P. NJ. Rev. Edwin Charity
preached for the club from Exodus
33rd chapter, 14-15 verses.
At 8 p. NJ. Sunday night, Rev. H.
o. Carter will preach for the club.
F.. L. Wyatt, Reporter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-11

THE FIFTH STREETS new
PASTOR VISITS RICHMOND

DR.. C. C. Scott, of Philadelphia,
pastor-elect of the Fifth Street Bap-
fist Church, filed the pulpit there
Sunday morning and night to the ed
ifcation of the large crowds who.
turned out to hear him. DR.. Scott
will take charge officially on the fx.ti
Sunday in February, and the churet.
is making great preparations to re-
ceive him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-11

Morning Star Baptist Church, 317
East Fifth Street, South Richmond,
extend welcome to all to attend
services Sunday at 1880 A. M. Our
pastor, Rev. T. w. Smith, viii
preach on NO ROOM FOR JESUS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-11
SOUTH RICHMOND NOTES

The pastor, DR.. [. G. Garland, viii
fill his pulpit at the Union Baptist
Church tomorrow morning and even.
ing. Come and hear the messages
prepared.
Rev. C. B. Jeffrson will preach at
the Beulah Baptist Church tomorrow
All of the churches of the South
side are getting along nicely.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03
JESU|TS VENERATE ST. FRANCIS XAVIER
Apostle Of Orient HonOTed by
 Rites in GeSu

Rome. Dee. 2 tP-The Jesuit Or dcu in it's beautiful baronue church O. the Gcsu, this morning solomnN commcmoratcd ono Of it's most ia nous members. St, Francis Xavier. missionary 10 India and Japan.
 Exposed 10 the view Of the black clad priests and seminary students, and 70 I large congregation of the laity. vas the saints right arm, with which he baptized or blessed so many converts in faraway lands T. was brought 10 Rome in 1914 from Portuguese lndla where the remainder Of the salnt's body still lies
 Sr FranirS Xavier Was one Of tho earliest companions Of St ISna1ius of Loyola founder Of ljle Society of Jesus whom he met while 2 riot ous student in the Latin quarter of Paris. lGNatius prelailed on him to give pp his ways of living, and to- clthcr with Peter lahcr and four others they constituted the nucleus Of "ha, IS nov ouc of the foremost missionary and teaching orders Of tho Catholic church. The seven to- ccthcr took the so-callcd oath of Montnartrc" in l534, and in 1541 Xavier set out for his aHostolate in the Orient He is said 10 have been the first Christian missionary 10 visit tho Philippines.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03
BABY VOLS7EAD
 ACT. DIES TODAY
Bay State Law Passes Out oI
 Existence at Midnight

Boston, Dec. 3 tUP)-The six year. old Baby Nolstead act, alias the Massachusetts state prohibition CT. forccment act, will die tonight at midnight.
 Its repeal at the polls 80 days aso becomes effective at that time.
 Since the 8 words that comprise the act were ordered removed froE the statutes by yes majority Of S1.04S votes. city, state and federal officials have been at odds over what effect repeal would have on prohih!- tion enforcement.
 Extreme drys have predicted dire things for the welfare of the state Extreme vets have said. No such thing" In between have been many who admit ignorance Of the conse qucnccs of repeal.
 The Baby Nolstcad act prohibited the illegal manufacture. transporta- ton importation and export Of in toHicants. Police claim that other laws retain the power for them to prevent the sale or exposure for sale Of liquor but have their doubts about transportation and manufdc- ture. They point out that it is < moot question whether a bootleg gers tuck loaded with liquor can bc seIacd on the ground that the liquor IS being exposed for sale Test cases arc. therefore. expected.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03
VANGUARD ARRIVES
 FOR RIG BANQUET
Transportation Experts to Be Guests Of Traffic Association

Representatives of the principal country are expected to begin ar irving tonight for the annual ban uuet of the New Britain Traffic bureau which will be held tomor- row night at the Burritt hotel. Several early arrivals registered at the hotel today.
 Guests at the banquet will be welcomed 10 the city by Mayor George A. QuiglcH.
 The bureau today announced the names of q number of guests in ad- dition to the list which was pub lished yesterday They arc:
 G. l.. Croissant, C. A. Atlantic Coast Line; C. E. HoXie, G. A., Wa bash railroad; P. ". Waters, D. F. A., Boston X Maine railroad George railroad; C. W. Gallagher, T, Mgr, Russell, Bursdcll & Ward Co.,; F. $. LeGet G. F, r. A., Atlantic Coast Line; John Douglas, assistant to vice president, x. Y. N. H. X H. Railroad Co; H. l.. Sheffield, A. c. F. A.. N. Y, N. II. S H. Railroad Co; w. J. Foran. T. A., x. Y, N. H. 6 H. Railroad Co.,; w. F.. Howe Commercial Freight Co: George F. McCurdy. A. A. c. R. l. X P. F. R; Y. A. Greene. C. A. St. Louis So Western railroad: r l., Valdez, T A., Ocean stesmship Company; Jo- scph Lund, T A. Clyde Steamship
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03
SEVERE FIGHTING
 IN RESCUE DRIVE
Reds and Government Troops
 Clash in China

l'tIniH-. China Dec 5 lP-There has bc.n severe fighting during the last few days between the so- called lirs; Ee1 army and government troops wlich ale attempting 10 sc- rIrc release o' the American mis- -ionary Eo' Bert x. Nelson. and tn" Norwegian missionary, K. x, T'cJt 5oth are held prisoner by communists ar HNangun. in lIupeh province.
 The government side admits 200 casualties. but claims losses total- ms l,nuy have been inflicted on the Reds. X telegram from tho United Stgtcs consul ot IIankow says Reds have captured some of the cmis- sarics sent to effect the .elcasc Of the missionaries and arc being hell. A letter from Nelson. lated No- >emhcr I-, jgSt received at the United Stat.s legation describes ths increasing hardships of his position He still was wearing his sumner clothes despite the bitter cold, and vas being fed on little rice and vegetables and only occasionally was given a piece Of meat. The ban dts were constantly threatening 70 kill him unless his ransom was paid.
 A Chinese relief expedition brought the missionary. Mrs, l., O Ha! ward and Miss l.. Gomcrsasl safely 10 Pactowcfou late this aft "rnoou after rrscuinE them from bandits who captured them last week ns they camr down tho Ncl- low river on a ran
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03
TWO MEXICAhS KILLED
 N FIGHT ON BOUNDARY
ri> Companions Routed During Gun B1ulc With Immigration
 Border IatrotmeD.

Fl Peso. Tex. be. T lP--TN 0 uuiLcntificd NeAicaus were slain and sjT companions vc-c routed .n 1 -Grfght slong the international boundary lat night with three United states immigration border patrolmon they attempted 10 trap.
 Three patrolmon attracted 10 Cor 1oHa Island tho NO Mans Land between Fl Taso and Mexico, mar rowly escaped death when the MeXi- cans began shooting, Tho patrol men had hccn folloH ing two of the band suspccung them Of being aliens The island IS q strip of Mexico which extends into Fl Paso with no water boundary between the two countries,
 Seeking cover on American soil, the patrolmen returned the fire. Members Of the Mexican band in ambush in q thjchet Of willows gave battle for several minutes. then flcj leaving two mon dead on the American side O. the monument marking tho boundary None oi the parrolmen was wounded.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03
Three Men Hunted in
 Missing Launch Today

Lorain. O., Doc IPI - Three men reported missing in Lake Erie in a 35-foot gasoline launch were being hunted by Coast Guardsmcn today
 Four patrol boats were sent out shortly before dawn after two boats had searched through most of the night near here without finding q trace of the trio.
 Two Of tho missing trio were Capt Louis Able and Nell Easter wood. both of Lorain, according 10 E. II. Athin of Ellria. owner of the launch. He did not know who tho third man Was. They set out last night 10 salvage fth uets.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03
NAVY PLIERS DETAILED
 FOR SEARCH ON GRAVINA
Will Move to Port simpson if Island Quest Proves
 Futile.

Ketchikan, Alaska, Dec. Pl- Two United States navy fliers and the coast guard cutter Cygan were under orders to leave here today for Gravina Island, Is miles south west of ketchikan to investigate re- ports that plane crashed there about a month ago. The move was destined to be the final search from this base for Pilot Robin Rcnahan and two companions, lost since Oc- tober 2S
 If this search proves unsucccss- ful the navy men will move to Port Simpson, near Prince Rupert, E. C.. whence they will continue the hunt.
 The report of a plane crashing on Gravina Island was brought here by a rancher who heard for the first time yesterday the tlicrs were being sought.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03
Charge of ''Pceping'
 Is NOIIed in Court

George TrnsloW. A. of 6l6 West Main street was granted nolle in Meridea police court today on pay mcnt of costs Of sl2 when he was arraigncd on charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace.
 TIusloW was taken into custody shortly before midnight last night hy an improNiScd posse oi residents Of the section Of Hall avenue after they had been bothered throughout the entire evening.
 After they had seized him they turned him over 10 Special Police man William Gudain with the com plaint that he had been pceping Il windows ot the dwellings in the ncighborhood.
 Truslow was released last night ID the custody of his brother. who posted 8 250 bond to insure his ap- pcaranCc in Neriden police court today.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03
Troop i Plans TWOfOld
 Exhibit of Handicraft

Boy Scout Troop is preparing a tWofold exhibit for the handicraft show to be held in February and has placed Scout Lloyd Hockmuth in general charge. It is planned to sc cure two booths, devoting ono Ia nature displays and the other to archery. The troop will also offer a number Of the entertainment pro- gram.
 The Panther patrol has moved we'll into the lead in the merit sys- tenn and looks 10 he on it's way to rccapturing last years victory, The Gemsboks, have slipped back and the Silver Foxes are still on the out side of the race but the Tyranno- sauri and Eagles are up where they can threaten the leaders.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03
Goats Milk Praised by
 Members of Association

Chicago. Dee. tP'-S Some 42,0Q0 goats in the lntcd States were get ting representation at a convention here today
 The American Milh Goat Record association is the name Of the or ganization. Its president, Charles r. Johnson of Lincoln, Ncb.. sounded inc keynote Of thc meeting ycster- day, pointing out the virtues of goats milk.
 Among thcm he said, was the fact it could bts digosJcd in s0 min ui"r.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03

Weights include ordinary indoor clothing on the scales and sec if you are overweight and how much.
 The modern way 10 take off fat IS known as the kruschen Method and is well worth a four weeks trial.
 Cut out pies, cakes, pastry and ice cream for f weeks, go light on po- tatoes, butter. cheese, cream and sugar-cat moderately of lean meat. chicken. fish, salads, green vegetables and fruit-take one half tea spoon of kruschcn Salts in a glass of hot water every morning before break fast-don't miss a morning.
 An S5 cent bottle of kruscheH lasts 4 wceks-Get it at Fair Drug Dept or any drug store in the world,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03

in the Lincoln school Cub Scont Carl Anderson. Jr,, son of Troop Committee Chairman Carl Ander- son. reported on bike held Satur- day Scoutmastcr Abel r.. Johnson passed out merit badge certificates to several boys and presented Scout Kenneth stanton with his second class badgc. Scouts Oldcrshaw and MCBriarty passed first class first aid. A meeting Of staff members and patrol leaders followed that of the troop.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03
Chorus Girl Really
 Flees From Publicity

Philadelphia, Dee. 2 P-Be- licvc it or not there's a chorus @uI in town today irving 10 dodg1 publicity
 Strange ds 1t may seem. Made lyn Grace EWbanks. of Brooklyn, actually shed a tear in her en- dcavor to keep story out of the papers,
 She feared, she said, that she would lose her position in the chorus if officials learned she had elopcd 10 Media, Pa. and married Howard W. Merkent, a Brooklyn semi-pro ball player,
 The show only opened here this week. and an official with better ryc to the value O. publicity said: If Sh, only commits bigany hg getting married again tomorrow we're set"
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03
ss FORBIDDEN TO LAND

sydney. New South Wales, Dec. 2 GFI - StAty-siX Italian immigrants who arrived here today from Naples were not permitted to land and will be returned to Italy on Saturday, be- cause of recent immigration rcstric- tjons which provide that only aliens with family ties in Australia can be admitted.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03
CHILD k ADOPTED

Mor, than a year a-o Grace Eiiz- abcth Ferris. infant. entered ta" homo or Gror-r Hahn and EU"n May Hau1 ot thi- city, The "prcfty little blonde with dark ryclasles speedily took pos-. ssion of therf hearts. and 0 Robert Douglas Hahn inc up-aud-comu= junior, she prov d an able hcIpmato in smashing oys. Today little Grace became Grace Hahn. by order Of Judge Calf uey in probate court who issued formal adoption papers.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03
CDLI l~>OCiAFIO> TO NLI.r

Nv Ha,-u. be up-TGe Con. nec1rGt Golf a4soc.tior o>ocuGv2 .ommJt1." will ,oiI is annual meet ing st the Graduat's club here Fri day.
 Tnn 1o@1 aruat,ur state cItam- riousIdp courses will be decided anI also 'uc courses ou which fhe one day tournaments Ni.i he played.
 The association plans 10 jncIul" in it's 19@l schedule an ,pan tour uawcnt for amateurs auI profess Sionals whose ciuhs are afiliaf" l with the state organization, Th" tournament win consist Of &6 holes and cash prizes to'aIing stoo vii be awarded he professionals. Ana tcnr prize winners will receive tro- phjcs
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03
Partners, Golden Bears
 Tied in Troop 20 Event

The ramh"rs and Golden Bears are tled for first place ill the patrol contest O. Troop -o. each having a total or tE1 points after last nights figures had been added up. At the meeting last pycning, held as usual
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03

Steamship Line; r. J. Wall G. T. Mgr. N. r, N. H. X H Railroad Co; Harry Richar dson, T. Mgr, American Electrical Works; Harry E. Dale, T. A.. Chesapeake & ono railroad: Charles Mundt. M. K. & '. railroad and Joseph Mullen, A. C. F. A., Universal Carloading Com pany.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03
Dk. WADSTED SAILS

Copenhagen. Denmark, Dec. : tP, --Dr. Otto Wadsted. the new Danish envoy to tho United States. sailed for New York today in the Ameri- Scandinavian liner United States.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03

The sheet anchor is the largest anchor on ship and is the chlef dependence in time of storms.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03
BRAHMS QUARTET
 DELIGHTS AUDIENCE
Program Of Chamber Music
 Given in High School

Numbers 5G inc Brahms quartet presented program Of chamber nustc in inc auditorium of the ..u.or ni-u school las. night before a lars, .u5Itru.y, Not only did the .uU.ucr drm1ud fou rncorcs but .t the .uurIuelcn 0. thu performance ul3yo than arorr ol persons went u"cs ~a7c 10 compliment the n-,r~ alW iu,u aayouipaujst-
 MI-- ~a~au Wallace, the acuom-
 vwst. I,~ei~tr credit .or the cucu- iNc manner in ~hcu she carried ou. u,r part 0. thc program. Throughout she hvpt her piano sub au.d aud stayed in the background 50 that l1o singers could achieve de Ij-Huu pauissimo effects. Tn her solo. however Miss Wallace dis uay,I her ability to bring out all pt ~hicn thu piano N>as capable Sh. ,luse Cuopiu'e Military PolunaIsc' = md her rendition left l,clo 70 he .,4lr,j Tor aU .ncorc-alI she waited anuI euit- convinced that he au1I,uc. really wanted one ~t.r rlay,I Percy G~an2ar's dohEht- tul "S.,rryra,' Hey"
 Al oG tN. -o"-s sgr. interpreted .@In tte Ir-art for inc secrc-a '.zN nauo nsorr lt1waI' then tho '.riod n#rar o. g., rroarain is .ar.u fMo rou-HrranoH Iour old IaGUi&N oug. tu0udug "Tt~ Lass NEun 1m. nalrGr Air." opened the concert TU,s" v,r' followed ny three Er-uu~ uHul-r- in German. ll iH,-.. SIS 5n Ill rhe foreign songs sNer, '.. umci-.tou of tho singers nts so Ii#Hot that 'hos. Of the audj,n-, +tn ,N,H a smattering of inc Iar-ut-, g5uId follow tha N ords. In tGr group O. 3br.e Italian songs -ae SlcId.-u "iI@nig ii Maria" vas inc most effective. This is tra- oitioual u.loav ~uug pr the peasant women ou Good Friday The Ni- ? ac'uus "N3u4.. Danza l'ancuilla" .olIonir2 it nGorIs1 opportunity for u study m contrasts
 . Cnu-0al on programs O. this sort , w.ge 'a' thrr, tzccilo-Slo>akian , ok son--. Two Tcnro ~9irituais . ad4 B. group Of fo@r "o)I ta"orjtaa'' . oncit.Ind the Drocram
 ? Tho ,0c3rls ei>rn ny thr singers gre: "la Eoiruar," f>e Chinese . }1otHer Goose rhymes and "&yugs ~ My Mo,pr~ Taught Mr." py Dyoguk. The ogarr,t today presented tvo . r.eir"l- for students III inc Nathan D Hale urlo" h5~n -rhooi.-S. l..
 Y..t.rIay a.t~rooon n tho aldi- for.m1 e' rar senior higu >chcpl tha rrahw4 guar,,l na~ enthusiastically received hy an ass'mhIy Of the stu p"nts. Thc program va~ r1e-nHta1 oarjuc tn, regular session of the e'hCol win @l) students present. The program o.s inc same as that Wosrutrl to th. two junior high schools on Non1ay. recause of the appialso at tb" conclusion Of inc pgoe'aw. t0r quartet was prcs.ji"l pon 10 offer turr- cucorcs N h}ch
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03
Tells Men Over 50 What
 They Should Weigh

A famous British Physician - 8 Specialist in Obesity-givcs these as the normal weights for men over 50.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03
NHS. ELLIOT DIVORCED

Paris. Dec. U'P) - A divorce was granted today by the Paris court 10 Mrs Stella shaw ElIcott from Hugh Fritz William Ellcott They were married in Maine in Oc- tobcr 1925,
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