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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-02-01

ured tones of st. MichaeIs chimes
announcing the hour of ten. From
behind the pier sound Shouts and
commands. Manila sits forward,
tense, expectant. Then majestically,
across her rectangle of harbour
moves the lofty cut-water of the New
York steamer, folding back the flat
blue into a thin green line Tipped
with white, drawing after it the steep,
black wall of the hull, the high,
cleaning superStructure.
This is the moment for which
Manila has been waiting. Now that
the vessel has drawn its full length
into her sphere of vision she sees in
it more than the form of a familiar
friend out of loved past. 1t is no
longer great and mysterious adj
venturer putting forth from her little
world into vast unknown. No. To-
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-02-01
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-02-01
Manba's Daughters

yachts belonging to rich Yankees who
have invaded her familiar precincts.
And so she had schooled her eyes to
span the distance and dwell unim-
peded upon rectangle of sunny har-
bour. Beautiful, familiar, unchange-
able, it lies as always mirroring the
first dim fires of dawn or sparkling IN
the bright windy afternoon. And
across it, as they used to do when
LISA was a baby, the New York
steamers come and go, believing their
deep halls and fareWells.
Over the hot roofs come the meas
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-02-01
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-02-01

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-02-01

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-02-01

that fabulous distance which lies be-
tweer. the wish and the rainbow's
end-between her Eirst fantastic
dream for LISA and the consumma-
ton of that dream.
Now from the whistle a plume OF
steam is blown against the stark blue
of the sky, and hoarse, baying note
wakes the echoes along the water
front. Far below the crowded decks,
the soaring funnel, on her own prii..
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together, and her eyes light with a
CLEAN of her old impudent spirit.
"Git along, den," she says patron
isingly. Cit along. Ali amt holdin'
yo'. An when yo' get whar yo' Is
goin', member what All toll you an
glib my gal buddy fun me-"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-02-01
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-21
CORRECTIONS

CORRECTIONS
III The song the girl in the center is referring 20 is the iLaine. in
Of the Main, stein song. ~ Ukulele, in the conversation Of the
girl IT the right. Is spelled incorrectly. ~ Ukueles have a round hole
in the center. instead Of holes like a violin. tD The LaHpiece on the uku~
Iee = that OF a violin. Isl The scrambled word is INSANITY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-21
Oc<amNe4tSc>
LII Il II
flakes You mad,

There are at least four mistakes in the above picture. They may per-
tain to grammar history. etiquette. drawing or whatnot see II you can
find them. Then look at the scrambled word be0w-and unscrambe It..
by switching the gettars around. Grade yourself 20 for each OF the mis-
takes you find. and 20 for the word II you unscrambie it.
The Alaska fisherman., 1930-07-15
would be fair virtually all the

I figured before I got the log that the Brant would arrive at 4Anan Creek at ' pm, showing that my estimate of her speed is very nearly correct since the Brant arrived there at 7:O5 pm. So that I figured that the Brant would arrive at Pt. Alexander (entrance of Wrangell Narrows) going at normal speed at 1 am. July 4th.
 Bear in mind that O'Malley says he hurried away from Ket- chikan because he wished to make Wrangell Narrows. When did he enter Wrangell NarroWs?
 He was under "sloW bell' at II p.m., which would put him just in front of the town of Wrangell in line of Woronofski Pt., fully 19 knots from the NarrOWS. But even under slow bell, he would arrive at Pt. Alexander Light at a.m., which I take it is the meaning of Capt. Hunters entry ''3 a m. full ahead"
 What was the condition of the tide at am.?
 The tide was ebbing and at the strongest stage of the ebb tide, SO strong that the waters run ming south thru the NarroWs resemble a river. Low tide that morning was 4:36 a.m., on a minus IA tide.
 Hunters log now says the Brant was running full speed ahead bucking probably a 5- knot ebbing tide. This would bring him to the worst point in the channel at extreme low tide.
 What does MT. O'Malley mean when he says he was hurrying to catch the tide at the NarroWs? He actually arrived there at the very worst stage of the tide eV- en after he had slowed down for four hours under "slow bell"
The Alaska fisherman., 1930-07-15

men to whom some oOO women and children were looking for their bread and butter, were try ing to exercise their right of pe- titiOn to an officer of the United States Government, right guar anteed under the Constitution of the United States?
 He inspected the weir! What did he find? What importance was it? I maintain that even if the President of the United States had been on the Brant and he wished to inspect" a fish weir, the Presidents curios- ity should give way and be sub- ordinate to the rights of the 35 operators who gathered together to protest a regulation which struck at their very right to earn a living-a property right in deed; to protest a regulation which was so fagrantly wrong and indefensible that Mr. O'Mal- ley himself rescinded it in his re- gulations for 1880, which act of resembling is used by his sup porters in Congress as a proof of his fairness" and "desire to be fair" That defense is like the burglar who, when caught red handed, in his crime should seek to escape punishment by offering to restore the goods.
 I think you should inquire of MT. O'Malley concerning the ab- sence of leg entries from 8 pm, of July 3rd to 5:43 am., July 4th taking in the distance from An- an Creek to Mitkof Pt., or about 70 knots (80 statute miles).
 I don't believe the log book is silent on that.
 . If it is right, there must have been collision between Hunter and O'Malley because it is con- trary to the practice of naviga- ton. I am very sure that the Lighthouse Service will tell you
The Alaska fisherman., 1930-07-15

 log book entries is from Ship Is land to MitkOf Pt., covering the only area in which we are inter- ested, and the only area involved in O'Malley's excuse for not at tending our meeting Of protest Every other area is minutely not cd in the log book.
 A fair hearing by you, MT. La mont, under conditions wherein our poor people could testify would readily convince you and every other reasonable man that we, the Natives of Alaska, have been Wronged by Henry O'Mal- ley; that we are the object of his studied dis=rminatiOns; h a t O'Malley's CetenseS are but af- terthOughts or red herring which seek to take your attention from his crimes by calling attention to my political sins, those sins themselves born amidst the tra- vail and hunger of my people driven from their ancient fish ing grounds, all in the name of "cOnSerVatiOn" and Robert P. Lamont.
 Formerly I believed MT. Hoov CT responsible for these crimes and said so. But those crimes continue and in your name am forced to revise my conclusion about Mir. Hoover because I can- not believe that two men of such preeminence would knowingly be 2 party to the persecution of my people. These conditions must spring out of the deception prac- ticed upon you by Henry OMal- ley.
 And so I pray for relief.
 Yours respectfully,
 William l.. Paul, Grand President, Alaska Native
 Brotherhood.
 Confidence is the companion
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
CONCERN REDUCES AIR ROUTE FARES
10000 Miles Of Service Affected
 by Drastic Gut Today

New York. Jan, 70 tUrD D-SWeep- ing fare reductions on lines Of the Aviation Corporation of DeIeWare. which operates 2o,0oO miles of aiI lines daIIy. were announced today by James r. Hamilton, operating vice president of the company.
 Tn" lines affected are those Of tn" Universal Aviation Corporation. O. loriaI Air Transport. luc.. Enlbry- Riddle Aviation Corporation an" Southern Air Transport. Iuc.. and thu latest eat in prices bring them in line with those recently announced by r, A. r. and other large carriers.
 The new rat" results in q rrduc- ton Of $G7.4G in the fare Of the tni- Ners1I'S Go-hour air-raii service from New York to Los Angeles. bringing fHr rate 10 %l5G.u5. compared with tha previous charge Of %22&.5l. The rip from Garden City to NleNeIand was cut 10 S5979 from Sl2725. The new rates will l." effective Wodnea- day.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

fife of Michael Selo. 20. who she said, is the father of he child The shooting took place near the girls home in the Oakville section. She and Zelo were seated in Ielo's auto mobile. about to start out on a ride. The girl suddenly drew revolver and fired, the shot going over Zelo's head and through the windshield Of the car,
 After the first shot the girl jump- ed out of the car. ran q distance of abont 30 feet and then turned and fired again, the bullet going wide Of its mark.
 Miss Dapontc told police she de. sired revenge on Xclo because of his refusal to marry her and give hoi child a maine. IeIo was arrested some time ago on a warrant secured hy the girls parents. as result Of the birth Of the child. and his case went over from city court to tn" court ol common pleas.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
THEA7ER MEN ID
 AID WILLIAM FOX
Owners Hear Plea Of MaSnate
 and Vote Him Support

New York. Jan. 70 GP)--A group of motion picture thcat"r owners has come 10 the aid Of William Fox in his attempt to float a S%3,noo. .n"9 loan to meet short-tcrm obligations of the Fox motion picture interests
 At a meeting yesterday of repre- scntutivcs of 233 theatcrs. the tinan- ciaI statement of the Fox inteests were examined and Fox explained the necessity of obtaining the loan
 The owners then voted to support roX's plan and urged other motion picture men throughout the country 10 do likewise because "tho rrcscr- vHtion of inc Fox interests is so vital
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
|A 9utSII3N SdNT1. K bu Ruth CxoA5

Synopsis: Anne Wilmot was re- signed to her marriage with Leon Morse to satisfy her impoverished aunt but did not reckon with her own heart and Scott Glenn, Morse 6 enemy. A two weeks interlude fol- lows a stormy parting with Glenn after a visit to his cabin and Anne Convinces herself she has forgotten him. Then she gets lost and enCoua- tcrs Glenn and Shcb. She fees but Glenn oyertakes her and forces her 10 listen. She laughs when Gleu1 tells her he intends to marry her tut later the spell ot romance en- nelops them after barriers of nis- understanding are dispeIlc.L Aroused from her rev erie. Anne tells Glenn she must marry Morse,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
WATCH AND WARD
 WORK DEFENDED
ViCe-PTesident LihQnS Purpose to CbiIdTen's S0Ciety's

Boston. Jan. 20 N'rp Joseph I.-u. vice president of lho New Eng
 land Watch and Ward Society. lil,- ,n"d Ihr work of b'S or2aui1ajiou 10 that Of the Society for The Ir"N"m- ton Of Cruelty 10 Children in a statement issued yesterday.
 Adoption of the principle that prj- yute citizens should not undertake 10 get th, law enforced ''Would cut ont not only the Watch aud Ward. ! but much Of the important work ol such agencies as the Society for the 1 Prevention of Cruelty 10 Children, i by which so many children have been saved from torture. moral rou- taminaUou or rros,itulion,' Hc said. "The adoption Of thj., principle would stop complaints brought h} priNat, citizens before th, courts. HN 50 doing il would still further purH- irzc our already ineffective lJN
 forcoucut system.
 Under our Au2lo-Sa>ou tradition the general public ha, H recognized function in inc administration of the 1 law. A district attorney is not rApoct- ed to discover and examine into oV- i cry otfcnse that is committed, hc has neither the time upr the uccoS- sary assistance for that purpose. If private citizens should withhold their service in this matter our legal sNs- tom would largely c.aS" lo lunc- tion."
 Take aJ>anla-c or n twentieth century idea and read tho lirruld's Classified Ads.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
bu Ruth CroA5

They crossed the room in silence. He threw ope1 the study door, anl stood aside for her to enter. Morse followed and closed the door u5 hIud him.
 They stood facing each other for some moments, neither spoahinr Morse made no motion for her 10 D" seated. Presently he went bnmtp to the point, Will you marry me tomorrow
 Tomorrow 9" Anne repeated tEoughtfuIly Sbe took a step ava} from him, rested her hands on tae back Of d chair--betWeru rhrm.
 Morse nodded He was WatcJlju, her mtentIy "Whvn you are 'N wife" he added significantly, "l shah Of course expect you 10 COL duct yourself accordingly In fAc, mean to sec>to it that you do!'
 "Arent you rather-lockins .h4 stable before Inc horse is even u- side" Anne suggested lightly.
 Perhaps -- Of rourse you huy, the last word on that. But wan, there 10 bs no doubt as to the con ditious." He paused "Wru. how about it@" he said,
 Anne, who had been watching hiG curiously. bent toward him litt. across the chpir. "Whv trouble tc ask me at all ?",she murmlro1 Th, reckless mirth in her eyes was ever more pronounced, Her lips curved into q taimtIy ~coruful yet alto gcther provocative bow. "Nou kuo ., that | cant possibly refuse you -- that my aunt and arc at our la~t gasp. financially spcakiug Yo. can make your own tcrms.' Morse's first startled c>prossio. gave way quickly to enc Of admira, ton. He esteemed above all things audacity and nluck,
 'l will marry you tomorrow or whenever yod See it, And in the future no doubt shall do just about as Nou say The hand th>t pulls the purse StriuGs, yoH know" She broke, off, shru2giu. lightly, then N-ut on with smile "T give you fair warning, though, am q very pXtravagaut woman. shall expect yom 10 be Il good sport and pay the bills without q muru.f or even an inward grouch"'
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
MOTHERS CASE IS
 CONTINUED TODAY
Woman Who Shot Twice at Alleged Be:rayer Faces Court

Waterbury. Jan. 2n CIH - Mis- Anna Dapouto, 19. WWcd mother Of q two months old child. who yester- day fired two shots at her alleged lover. 1uisju& both times. WAS ar raiguod iu city court today on q charge of assault with intent 10 kin. The ease wHs continued 10 Feb ruary x. Tine girl is free im bonds Of $9.ooo,
 Tho girl was arrested by local dc tcctivcs yesterday afternoon shortly after tho shooting episode. She con fcsscd readily 10 am attempt on the
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

pollution of the waters has made the stream unfit for any use, has been d detriment to his land and has given have abated. Attorney Donald Gatf- ney is his attorney.
 Corporation Counsel John II. kirkham has prepared the city's de- fense to the action. He is leaving next week for Europe and it will be necessary for him to call upon Nor timer II. Camp, assistant corpora tion counsel 10 argue the case Tn court.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

to the welfare Of every exhibitor in the country
 Present at the meeting were Will liam Benton of Saratoga Springs, N. r.; Samuel Bendheim of Richmond, Va; Chris H. Ru"kley of Albany. N. r.; Sidney s. Cohen of New York :: Fred Dolle of Louisville, Ky: Will liam C. Hunt of Trenton. N. J.: H. E. koppin of Detroit. Mich; Howard Payne of Pawtucket. +. l.; Mort Shea of Youngstown. O.; II. w. Scherer of Johnstown. Pa: Morton Thalhimer of Richmond. Va: Frank C. Walker of New York and Harry Zetitz Of New Bedford, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
CLAIMS LAND DAMAGED
 BY SEW WAGE IN STREAM
Arthur W. Bower of Berlin Seeks
 Injunction Proceedings Against

\ motion to ouioin the city of New Britain from continuing the uso of Mattabcsctt river in Berlin for sewage disposal purposes and to award Arthur ". Bower damages Of Hl5,oUD will be argued in superior court January gN.
 Bower is the owner of land hor- dcrln" on the river IIc claims the
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

"Nol can count on me for that--' Morse took d s,cond stop towa;d her, and now that We understand one another so thoroughly-" lie stopped and kissed thr hands ell the chair back, uuclasped th" fingers deliberately one by one aaI showed the chair out of his way.
 CCoplrighr Ruth Crossl
 Voices in the dark reveal 3 startling plot 10 Anuo's unsuspect- ing ears in tomorro"'s nstaIImeu'-
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
FRACTURES SKULL SKATING

Norwalk. Jan. 70 P.-Clinton Hunter, local garage man, Is in ' serious condition at the Norwalk hospital today with fracture at the base of the skull. which he sus- tained yesterday N hen he fell on the WeStport
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
JNDERGOES OPERATION

Pittsburgh, Jan. 20 P)-Lloyd d Waner, Pittsburgh Pirate outfielder, had his appendix removed today and was reported in good condition aft CT the operation. Aside from slowing him down during early spring train ing. the operation was not expected 10 interfere with Waner's work.