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New York Once: Ito East 42nd st.
Chicago once: Lake Michigan Building.
European once: IL Regent ST.. London,
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husIhcsB Expert.
We look for business brisk because
The Christmas present brings good
cheer
And Santa Claus wins our applause
AS q successful financier.
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I'VE are all myths In some degree"
said HI Ho, the sage of Chinatown, "as
we disguise ourselves and our feelings in
order to appear apart from common hui
mainly"
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work out your DUN life: for it Is
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(CopyriRht, 1900
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
SILBERNAN WILL
 TESTIFY IN QUIZ
Magistrate to Appear in Inquiry
 Into Brib8 Ring

New York. Nov. -5 'E1 --- J,--o Suborman. magistrate of -Ao wom- en's court. was asked to appear again today at an luE,s, i=ariou into the magistrates courts h.In- con ductod by tha Appellate dN'sron of th" state supreme COur.
 Magistrate SiLbarmau was d. -rribed yesterday bg John r. Was- Ion, former acting prosecutor Of 1aa w0men's court. as 8 close friend Of ono Of q ring Of lawyers. bordsm"n and policemen winch hrloat court officers to dismiss charges against vice offenders
 Weston, who rose from a process server 0 inc post Of assistant d5e- trjct attorney. was told 10 e0uluun his testimony today H. said under questioning yesterday that h. r"cliF- I'd s.b.0o0 in eight years fo drop aa- cases involving some @u9 d@teaaan'~.
 Special Counsel Isadora Kres-5 drew from Weston the statement that Mark Alter. an alleged ruomurr of the ring. told him. If EOu eyer near of a good GAS" I"t mv know and I'll put t- over for Jas@a.' 'Jo-- SC" Weston said. WAS Magistrate Sjlberman.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
LAME DUCKS DOOM
 SEEN BY NICKENER
Says Government Change Should
 Become Effective Quickly

Washington. Nov -5 lP, - Killing tua "l1mo duck' congress has been ur, vented hy tho house for these many years. but ar least one major trN member or tn" rules committee is for it now.
 Representative Kitchener. republic can. Michigan today predicted the Norris resolution 10 eliminate the short session would pass the house at this form.
 S.nator Norris. Of Nebraska, the m4apandrnt republican, named this resolution as one item in the four poin- program on which he demands ...0n as tho price Of avcrring a possible ,Nrra sslcn in the spring Through amendment Q th" constitu- Hon t would deprive defeated repre- ~.aratGyes Of lagtslatVo power and -.at each congress two months after .,aorfon.
 If tho people SO. n, to bring uno4t chang. in government by ,I-rtfn- l reN control Of congress. .. sud Kitchener. "t. should become ot- 1..,tve as quickly as possible. As It Is. :ha now congress comes in year Inter. whom many questions new members are pledged to carry out n.vor may he m"t.'
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
Sheriff. Posse Seeks Evidence
 In Disappearance of Teacher
Lonely Prairie Country Is Searched for Miss Mar rioto-Reports Also Say Girl Registered at Hotel With Man.

Fort Morgan, Colo, Nov. 25 'P-- X sheriff's posse was organized to- day to search the lonely prairie country of northern Morgan county for Miss Enid Marrioto, 2S year old Wisgins, Colo, school teacher, miss ing since November 16.
 Authorities were convinced their original theory Of Kidnapping ex- plancd the Womau's strange disap- pearance They believe the teacher may have been slain and her body concealed in snow drift.
 Meanwhile officers at Cheyenne. Wyo. were Investigating report that q woman resembling Miss Maj riott registered at a hotel rh"rc last Monday with man. Police said the couples automobile Was similar to the one in which the woman was believed to have disappeared.
 school officials al Wiggius say that a warrant for SIP. available 10 Miss Marriott the Friday before sL2 disappeared, was not claimed. They are Of the opinion that if the teaeh- CT planned her disappearance she would have collected her salary.
 Miss Marriott has not been scan since she alighted from q train @J Wiggins a week ago last sunday after spending the weekend in Den- v.r. 4 man and car were on th2 station platform Of the eastern Col orado village when the train arrived She Is believed to have entered tht car with the man and from that time has completely dropped from sight.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

say that he will b. home for Christ mas. H. called from sydney New South Wales.
 New York - The A. F. Of l.. IS autoujzju= models Besides a mini mum wage and overtime tho Inter- national Theatrical Art and Fash ion Models union seeks 10 eliminate moral hazards Of the business.
 London - Loua Worth, who flies 10 various places in tao United States .o keep vaudeville pncagomeuts. IS .ayln4 trouble ronyjnrJn- John Bul or her ability In inc air. She wishes to fly 10 tauetoUu "THoy tell ma ] am cra2y.' she said. rot~rjUg 10 officials who wnnhIa permission. H.r mar uasnr is Olive Belle H..- roa. >.- Is Ill. daughter Q: lh~ a'. Jaba I- HamoH.
 Now York -- On r,r <.'a U.r3h- r.y. Miss Anne :. Peek. mountain
 -uu-r aud t}l-n -a> received frj- Ha..s -rou uolaa-a #.Ham,u- her ~u.aaIy "- 8 uos~ n-er Q. -ood ..I ro Sou. A"as..s.
 N,-. ur.n-- \. L -A A ...- is .a -a. way 10 Thomas A. Edison .u. .n. ron.. ro whom '." ill., ....or rr-~,nrs5 a ...'a..a- ..#.h.u. H.. a. rNos, an. -o...
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
DUNN ESTATE IS
 UNDER S5O0,OOO
Beer Runner Supposed l0 Have
 Had Much More

J.rs.g C't. N. J.. \0E - ? Frankie Iuno. -ar1-.6 to aa uor.a millions nlau 1a rat5~.d as oy.rlord Of North JHa.r ho,n-mun.r~. I.H an .s,ate Of Ett@.5.> F. a#~ shot down with sau-ma aH. -..a- .as' samms~
 An inventory Of his oar-oual pro- re"v in eruo-@t.'~ ueu.r showed .ra- ho had only S"..a- Fl .a-l at .ha time e his death. Stocks and bonds ropr.s,uccd 5-->.9a7 or Inc azrafo, loans st5t.-52- while loan of 22&.-i4 'o ra- Verdi roop.ra~a Company was listed a' B El... of E3o.0oo in ,Ha appraisal
 There was no mention Of an estate he was ~3ppossI ro own al Pcmoron Lakes. \. J.. nor WAS there anything conc.rniuG two yachts with which he was credited It was suggested that some Of his property might bava h.au held in .a, names of others.
 Dunn WAS slain in 'aa lobby of an office huudinG l~ bought in Hobo- scn ar-or r.'IrInG from r0e ta.r ba~- mess, Two men Enorlcd Atm down a7 he emerged from an elevator Ehen two others rarnad -ah-wach.n" suns on him.
 Ono Of his assal5.ars r0"Ow..-i suicide as police trapped him gH3rr d skyl-h- whyn h. fled 70 fra -0p floor of tenement Ta" others escaped afuer Ean .jgh. win po- Uco.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
DRY AGENTS MAY
 NOT GET INCREASE
ShreVe Says Prohibition Bureau
 Must Present Good Case

Washington. Nov. 2t .P - The prohibition bureau wlN face B Dew group Of rursestring holders when it asks for enforcement s.n5s ra.s winter.
 Hard boleG" Is Inc way rna.r- man Shreye Of h. house anpo7rj- ations sub-comm-tae for rae uIsa.e department describes h.s group Shreve, a PynnSylvanIa republican. is q supporter Of enforcement 1a2is- lauon, hlr on -ho committee ar. TWO anti-prohih,uoujs.s Tuaran. r.- publican. Massachusetts. and Grt- fan. dcmocra. New York.
 We wan. 10 h. ta.r. e.l -ha chairman today. -har e~I.-z ro. pro- hibjuon hura4a maE,s o -ooj a-e Of is needs !. wiI HOT -r +e. aa- drriOral 2-.""..u .u.a raau.-'ra
 The hurrauS fnanea. h....~s was transferred Q ~H-.<..s .omw.-- fae when enforcement na@ moved from tho traasa~v ID -n. H.-'... da- par'Tcrr.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
return to prison.

return to prison.
 If such action is taken Summons, now in jail pending a move for q new trial on a vagrancy charge, will he the second of the hoodlums named by the Chicago crime com mission as public enemies" to be returned to prison for old offenses George (Red) Barker, alleged labor facketeer, recently was sent back to the state reformatory at Pontiac as a parole violator, Barker was sub scquently transferred 10 the state penitentiary at Joliet.
 Named By Grand Jury
 Almost simultaneously with the attorney generals ruling came a re- pert that Sammons. who was the first of the public enemies to be convicted of vagrancy, had been named by the grand jury in a true bill returned under the habitual criminal act. This charge was re- ported to have been based on Sam mons part in the theft of govern mcnt alcohol from a warehouse four years ago.
 The grand jury, meanwhile, was also reported 10 be contemplating a request for a special jury to investi- gate the Chicago police department The present jury has had this sub
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

hoods however. planned further open meeting before carrying their request to the railroad executives.
 Failure of the mediation board 10 bring about agreements would ne- ccssitate the appointment of an arbitration board by the president Congressional action might be necessary if the arbitra- lion board likewise was unsuccessful in bringing about agreements.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
Flashes of Life

Ry the Associated Pse-s.
 Lansing, Nch - Baee from thr north woods has rpu~ L-la1d <. Hill with a r75-pound buck shot with his nom. mad" how and arrow.
 Defiance. c. - Paul Spark, Of To- edo has the glory Of anromrIisjs- mcnt as q momcnlo Of bI3 hunfn- rrowess with bo0. and arrow, and mats all. Yea. hes out $-5. Ho killed two rabbits and was fined for lacking a license. The rabbits were confscated
 Pnehurst. N. C. - Mrs. J. p. Hathaway IS a wonderful butter On these sand greens. In k holes Of golf she had 1f onc-ru1r greens. with one putt on each ot thr last nine holes.
 New York - Gene Tona.y is 10 broadcast tonight, In aid Of free care for the poor at hospitals he vja speak over a WIZ network af >.@u. eastern time.
 Adel, la. - Sama'ha Burns is re- membered at the county home for skill in peelins potatoes. Sine did a busheI and a half daily for %5 years. never missing a day till her last ill., ness.
 New York - A black watch i, protecting Father Knickerbocse~ Twenty-Five inspectors of the depart ment of health from atop skyscrap- CTS are seeking at night evidence Of Illegal burning of refuse, which IS regarded by health authorities as re- sponsible for an increase of throat and lung trouble.
 Atlanta - From 14.00~ miles away, Asa C. Candler has telcphoned to inquire about inc health of his children and grandchildren ad to
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
Er~J<f~> ,IE> C9wpi\E

ilHau.. \C. -5 T-TEr. Eu.- u.d msu.-- ara professional mn ot ca.# ua.. aan.al -1-....r sa a -a..1ns. f +.r-- rou..I=~.or -o Q sr. k r Nay ID iteration o@ fa..-l or- a.r lu r..a.
 Tho or-H...-'.o" ..".u- or '0. -oo-p ".- ..lE ..-. a.-r' Go..rro~ Antonio Ruiz os H.E#a r~0, .9.. .ocE -h" lead tl r.. uoz"m.ut
 t a uoa.n- -o 0n bold shortly -., eouH..~~o. ..# a.-H-s n plan 1. submission r1 .ra rG-.f.rr. which would =:.~anta. 0r- .r&atEon ot ori.n
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
RumOr~ tnCOntirmed
PROTEST STEAMER CHANCE

Ten,rlf", Canary Islands Nov. -5 lP-A number Of persons wore wounded in riots here last night growing oar Of a demonstration Of protest at the abandonment Of Ten rrlfa a- a port Of call by transatl4a- ic liners.
 Tho mesor Of Tanou." and r.prc- santa'jEas ot The island governor presided a' 'uo meeting. which #na',v @raw dteordrrly and had 70 aa dlSp,rsgd br 'he civil guards.
 The changed steamship ro1tiH@s makes Las Ialmas instead or Ten sefn a port or call
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
Motion Picture Council
 DeplOres Lack of Study

Washington, Nov. 25 (Pl-The fed cral motion picture counsel today made public resolution dcplorinS what it termed inadequate consider alton given the destructive otf"c'' Of motion pictures by the recent White House child health confer cnCc.
 The board Of directors Of the or ganization. which seeks federal reg ulation of pnotoplay production in the interest of moral improvement, said the White House conference ignored the emotional reaction and eye strain resulting from frequent attendance of children at motion pictures. also.
 Another resolution warned the public against expecting improve mcnt "in the moral quality of mo- ton pictures from the methods ad- yanced by the film industry
 USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
WATERWAY GROUP
 BEGINS SESSIONS
Mississippi Valley Members DjS-
 ogSS Development

.o..- Na-. -a P-A r.sla" ,.. @. -..-.a.... among Inland Wa- raas alsos..~ a-a.uSt opposition o. l..ro.t* 70 =oF.nmear #.d for e...a.r a...'oa.n.-r ~as ~o,r to- ... n ta. r...a. Q. laa.n- ot tA. #.s---.a# Nul.t a-soaaaou la con- ....'or I..-
 -. -..s..r. s... l..a-a ts ". l. Is.a.s. l..naeo. pe--.I.at o+ f.. ..s54a.o. ~4o saG waterway ud- Ea..r.- .a.I ~.a~n-fE la counted a- a.I.- Q. -.. railroads 5- raa leu.r ....-I--.H !" r..r ...l.Ns on aan4 lin. u.....orm.n.. 'a.u.us vas @.,- -. ..- ssH'. u.u. a. S.-r.'.:E or N.. I'-,... 4. II.r... H.. "....r-. . for orpo-.2 @o%rum.nr -.nsl4.a, oC..tara.t-. I'll. ..r+aus pointed au' .1., -... ~arly a.t-.oparn- O. railroads MS a.lp.4 rr.m.oao.-t" 'H aui -,aar~. .G.4.da-s and all .om "- raI ~g.tu.- md ,a-.--.r-.
 a' S.n. ". brooeaar. D. ig"a aeza.-- .3 th. n.IaoH~ for their "mua.-n oE nron.-a.Ha- e-.I.-. o#-. rva. a... lor..rt. #.- at~.r- o. rlo
 aroa5 -s.. ~s+ .a"Eua.'.. .a 'a. eouN.n"0. in t#. .t-sf o' # tat.- ..nt 5r ..,w.n aoa2rtsswta r..E.- Nnt A. \.".9a >'. I.a.- -.-.r.I .o. for 'a. a--ou#-ton u".o" ID t". oour.ulon rmu' nosrH..z t.- '..# ..lr0a3S 4a5 '3".. 'n.--s'- s... .r.r-- ewa..
 T#- -4t~..o- -nw 70 ...-e -h. .- ...a""u.o Hnlsu .#. ...o.aHoE vi. r~~. ."a -o,.r.".-. ID spnm.! au r...r '"'r.rvsm. IF a "a ...r ..~rol 'o9a. } .tr-. 'o3a. eeron '.a t..., Q, n.or- a..a-.'.s from -- -a..< a''.adtn@ Inc noaInn'ton.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
EFFORT MADE ID
 JAIL SIMMONS
ParoIed Convict Prosecuted On
 Violation Of Pledge

Chicago, Nov. 25 CPs-Efforts to pu' another public enemy behind state prison bars were reported un- der way today.
 James tF'ur) SammonS, paroled convict and reputed beer gang gun man. whose criminal record police said, dated back for more than 30 years, was the object of the latest attempt.
 \ ruling hy Oscar |. Carlstrom, attorney general Of Illinois that SGmmons was subject to arrest and return 10 the pcnitcntiary to serve an 1mcXpired %0 years Of 5o-ycar term for murder in connection with tho staying in 1905 of Patrick Bar r,fr, a saloonkecpcr formed inc basis Cor the contemplated action.
 sentence Does Not Apply
 The attorney generals opinion held that the parole law did not ap- ply 10 commuted sentence, such as sammons had received after he had been sentenced 10 death for the solocnkrap"r's death. The Herald aud Examiner said that Chief Jus tie. John McGoorty Of the criminal coyrt already had indicated he Ho'lld sign an order for Sammons'
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
COLLEGES REJECT GIFT

Alon'Dclicr Vt. Nov. 45 tUpl - Tho University Of Vermont. Nor wIch university and Middlehury col Iacc. which would receive $lgo.U0o as a bequest from George W. Ellis, eccentric Now York attorney. if they merged into one institution, will re- joct the gift it was indicated today.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

ject under inquiry but there were in- dications last night that no indict- ments would be forthcoming, when it's final report was issued.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
RAILWAY SHOPN MEN
 ASK 5DAY WEEK
Jo9lS Suggest Plan to EIimi-
 1a:0 Great Unemployment
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t....1a N-. -- lP-"n. t,Ee day w,.a tor rs.-2a ~Hogoratts Was .ga.. -o -t. -.>-.osr day nru-ran u. .... E.-ro l Iro.- r'ooda today !. -.. .o.. ..-rr ID r..I,yr Lurw- aosm.u Hw tr4a-rosta-tou ,ats .. ~Uo.-.un- tosr- Of labor.
 E.. .E >.o ofor..t5 .-.o.-. a'3-l- a...r wrl ..e An.r.s-o Federation O. ...aor. - adopMs program for t.. ... G.s w,e. win no roduc- .en u D.. aaaoHao-J ...2 had no ..r..u... ~nn .La '.sa broleer- Haals ,u.@aci#- onarnu- person. .r.. vHo list g..,'. look luual stops toward d sIz .oar day for tGylr a..rHers vrhoH pay r.ia...ons.
 mr. tso o~-.n.la,.o.- r,rres""' a ma1o~y of -A" -E railroad "o"A- .rs' unlous O. t.. rw'r. Earoa!s .a.a dropped -.u.at 0. r...r f1a'a- oars zue, ta-3. a saoI.rt"s official -acH
 M 5.".u rr.s.a D. o@ rn. -.w.r.u- n a sea-rmaa- last A.-at. -..8 tuat tu. tt.o day w.,& proposal no4a ae su5n.l",d drr'," to the r-ro.d ,Neeu.5l,s T. 10 action na~ oDamsd ge~.l added. tha pro- posa would 20 through arbitration prescribed bv federal statafe.
 Tho shopcra"sm"n also adopted p program faHo~inv la" r.euja'.on of all o,Isses O. transportation by .4a interstate commerce commission, .- railroads now ar" rn='latod. and #r-ia- also 'a.' federal and s'r" LHs -o%.ru:a- railroads should ap- t.g 10 ali other rOmuou carriers.
 Plan Further Meeting
 IT event of I-s- -ra"m..r over 'Ho nr- day ~.-s5 proposal between raI- loads and zhoarra"s and over the .r aou" day urono,aI. r lt should n.r.0 that stag. ha.v.u tro oar- rt. -- and iaorhorhood-. ,aa federal m.dt#ton board would hr called upon 10. double auE. I'll. brother-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
PLANE WRECKAGE
 BELIEVED BURKE'S
Pilot Reports Sighting Ruins
 Near LiaTd River

Whit. Horse. Yukon Territory, Nov. 25 lP,-The wreckage of an airplanc in inc hcadwaters Of the Lard Iyer, was believed today 10 hold the secret Of tho fate of Cap tain r.. J. A. Burke. Canadian hier, and t.,o companions who were lost in that area October II.
 Weeks Of search by airplane were cIfmaN"d yesterday when Pilot F.. J. Wasson returned O White Horse and reported sighting the wrcckagc. \ shortace Of gasoline compelled him 10 r.rurn without landjnc He ar ranged today 10 fly 10 landing point l5 miles from tho scenes of the wreck and "mush" 10 the head waters with Joe Walsh a woods man.
 Wasson sa.d the terrain al the headNalers of tn" Lizard river was 100 rough 10 permit a landing lie believed visit 10 the wrechage would reveal message or other clnrs 10 'hc fate Of Burke and his companions, Emil kading and Rob- er, Mart.n, Urospectors.
 On Prospecting Trip
 Tho Bark" party was lost while living from thc Liard river mining district 10 Atlln. B. C., after a pros pecrIng tr1p. They Were lasr sight ed about 5a miles south Of Lizard post. Wasson said it appeared that tho plan, Was forced down. It was frozen m very narrow part Of the rivgr hn sad.
 Ncan~hiia. on inc cc5st Of north ern British ColumLja two United States navy planes and two Canadian planes continued the search for Pilot Rob.n Ecuahan and two com uanionS. lost October 4S while flying north 10 cid in the search for Burke. Adv,,sr weather held inc four planes to the ground yesterday and prevented inc coast guard cutter ry2an. a' Rohm canal harbor from .or'm.tu- tho search.
 RumOrs InCOntirmed
 Eumors al Vancouver, 5. r.. that E,0ahar's plane had been sighted. Ha~, uo- confirmed by reports from Prince Rupert They said no in- formation to the effect had been rc- ey.veI tH,"r-
 Two Pacific international AjrWays macuiu,-. flying from Smithers, E.. r-. cu route for AtItu via Telegraph rr,,E. Nrro uuropOr'od. They left Suf5rhors Saturday. Communication lines out or Telegraph Creek were down because Of storms and if vas not known wh.t CT they arrived
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-30

end Of the, year had completed i'm
provements on 0,S49 miles Of highway
to bring the total of improved roads in
the Federal aid system to 1880 miles.
Aid Sum Increased.
"The decline was anticipated, and
is the natural result Of the contraction
Of the program to a $75,00o,ooo basis,
necessitated by the authorization of that
annual sum for several years and the
final absorption Of the unobligated bal
ance of funds appropriated for the
earlier years." he said.
with the Federal authorizations In
creased for this year and for the next
two years to $125, 000, 900, however, Mac
Donald said, "a corresponding yearly
increase in improved mileage over the
1880 figure is expected"
Extra Work Assured.
When the increase was made by Con-
gress last April, the States Immediately
responded by increasing their allot-
ments for definite projects to $102, 49S,-
O84 for the fiscal year 1890, as COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-30
LEXINGTON CHURCH
TO HOLD 2-DAY BAZAAR

Sale and Turkey Dinner Arranged
by Presbyterians for Tuesday
4 and Wednesday.
The annual bazaar of the lexington
Presbyterian Church, North Capitol
street and Florida avenue. will be held
in the Sunday school house Of the
church Tuesday and Wednesday. There
will be various articles on sale and
turkey dinners will be served each day
from $50 to 1880 O'Clock, under direc-
ton of Mrs. M. w. Killing.
Persons to be in charge of booths are
as follows:
Mrs. James Bates, Mrs. D. A. Morgan
and Mrs. William Alden, apron booth;
Mrs j. McAneny. towels; Mrs. G. Quig-
ley. handkerchiefs; Mrs. A. B. McNfanus,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-30
Mexico Has Civil Air Law.

MEXICO CITY R.-Mexico's new
civil air law has been put into effect.
Foreigners may register aircraft only
If they consider themselves Mexicans
and file a statement saying they will
not invoke the protection of their
government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-30

pared to s7o.42s.sse during the fiscal
year 1929. =,
The increased authorization had an
immediate effect on employment, he
said. With the apportionment of funds
last April employment on road construc-
ton was 1000 more than for the same
month in 1929. May and June showed
increased employment Of 1890 and ], 800,
respectively. In August, the Federal
aid program alone gave employment to
more than $4,000 men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-30
Federal ROAD AID
! TO HELP JOBLESS
Added Appropriations for
Next Two Years Being
Matched by the States.

ny the Associated Press.
Fewer miles of Federal aid highways
were improved during the last fiscal
year than in any since 1924.
Thomas H. Macdonald, chief Of the
Bureau Of Public Reads, pointed this
out yesterday In his annual report which
said the 40 States and Hawaii at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-30

Chinese tea growers are worried over
the decline Of exports Of their products
due to their old-style methods of mer-
chandising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-30

Christmas articles. The bazaar Is spon.
sored by the Aid Society, Of the church;
Mrs. H. Z. Conard, president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-30

Japanese booth; Mrs. W. w. Spaid,
jams and jellies; Mrs. Nickels and Mrs
r. Day, candy, and Mrs. NJ. Jones,