davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1930-08-06

Correct this sentence: "ru take it said the dignltied old gentleman, "if youll put oo ons of those horns that plays a tune"
 Copyright 1880. Publishers
 Syndicate
New Britain herald., 1930-08-06

You see. when farmers learn that the Farm Board is determined to buy all surplus wheat. they will get discouraged and quit planting so much,
New Britain herald., 1930-08-06

The next job will be to design suitable sport costume for half-pint golf without making it too much like rompers.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-06

Blood ties linking Germany and America are pronounced. The come ly fraulein, engaged for our stay, has a brother in St. Louis A waiter has relatives in San Antonio, the chambermaid's sister is a, Hollywood seamstress. And thus 1t thuses
New Britain herald., 1930-08-06

The talkies teach US that the im- agination Of movie fans vas consid- crably better than that Of dialog writers
New Britain herald., 1930-08-06

Issued Daily Sunday Excepted) At Herald Bldg. q Church Stree
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-04

Today, Chevrolet presents the Greatest Chew
roiet In Chevrolet History-a smoother,
faster, better Six-with new bodies by Fisher.
Basica11y, it Is the same sturdy, substantial
Six which won such tremendous popularity
In 1929. But it is greater car in every way
for it embodies every worth while advance
ment that year of engineering research has
developed. There are scores of vital improve
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-04

ments which contribute to every phase of
comfort, performance, endurance and safety!
An improved six-cylinder vaive-in-head mo-
tor, with its capacity increased to so horse
power; four Delco-Lovejoy hydraulic shock
absorbers; fully enclosed misunderstanding
weather-proof brakes; a new dash gasoline
gauge; heavier and stronger rear axle; Fisher
non glare windshield; larger tires
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-04
at greatly reduced prices!

savings with the public description do justice to the
quality provided in this Visit Chevrolet
deaer-see carde -and judge for yourself the sea
tiona value it represents
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-04

these are typical of the many Improve
ments which make this car the Greatest
Chevrolet in Chevrolet History.
But most impressive of all from the stand
point of the motor car buyer, is the sensa-
tional dollar for dollar value which this new
car provides. For, in spite of its finer quality
this smoother, faster, better Six has been
made available
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-04

Durnt 1929 million hundred thousand
bought sicder Cheoets This volume production
possible in the Chevrolet in
with its established policy Chevrolet sharing these
The Washington times., 1930-03-12
William
THE YEAR AHEAD
For Those Whose Birthday Is
March IL

March IL
IF today is your birthday, the
L coming year may not be a
very fortunate one. You should
refrain from chances and i'm
pulSive actions. Discretion in
all things should carry you
through successfully.
Important dates: Avoid ex-
cesses Of all kinds, take no risks
and maintain routine during
March and April. also from
May 8 to IL. June 16 to 20,
The Washington times., 1930-03-12
YOUR RULING STAR
ShWader
By Segar
BY Herman

August 4 to 7, October 2 to 8,
November II to 20, December i
to January 3.
Good for general affairs.
Make effort to advance your iii
tereSts from March 90 to 26,
May 20 to June !, June 10 to
10, october to 4, October 18
to 81. Contradictory dates
show two opposing influences.
A CHILD born today may ne
impulSive and liable to acci-
dents. Every seventh year con-
ditions are apt to be unfavor.
able. He may be pleasure-lov.
ing and affectionats.
The Washington times., 1930-11-03
CITIZEN GROUPS
To OREORGAh|zE

Dropping of committee mem
bers who have not been active
and replacing them with new
members will be one Of the first
acts of DR.. George c. Havenner,
who is beginning his third term
as president of the Federation of
Citizens Associations, 1t was re-
vealed today.
The reorganization Of commit
tees will exact the services Of
many new delegates from asso-
Citations.
Among the more important
projects to be given special at.
tention are: City planning, with
special attention to arterial high
ways; community playground de-
velopment and school play
grounds; fiscal relations of the
District and Federal Govern
ments; lending of assistance to
the George washington Memo
rial Parkway, and action upon a
proposed amendment to the fed
Grafton constitution substituting
the Hare method Of voting for
members of the Citizens Advi-
sorry Council.
The Washington times., 1930-11-03
new EMBASSY
PLANS DRAWN

Plans for the construction of
O new American embassy build
ing In Lima, Peru. drawn up by
the architectural firm Of j. H.
de Sibour, have been officially
accepted and bids for the erec-
ton are expected to be asked
within the next month.
OF the early American period,
this new official building of the
American representative in Peru
will be patterned after the James
Madison home in Orange county,
Va, which was one Of the many
historical American homes Of
fered as models to the Commits
sion on Foreign Buildings.
The building, which will be of
reinforced concrete, fireproc5 con-
struction. will be erected upon
a site purchased in Lima about
three years ago, overlooking a
permanent park on three sides.
A statue of George Washing
ton which stands in the park
in front Of the new embassy site
is the gathering place for the
celebrants who commemorate the
Fourth of July, a holiday OBJ
served by the Peruvian people in
friendship to the American Gov
ernment.
Although not of palatial dinen-
sions, the embassy will be built
on generous lines. A large re.
ception room, Al by 80 feet, will
be on the main floor, in addi-
ton to smaller living rooms, Of
fices, and other rooms. The Sec
ond floor will comprise six bed
rooms and three baths in addi-
tion to sitting room, breakfast
room, dressing rooms. pantry and
a wing for servants quarters.
Construction of the building,
Tor which appropriations have al
ready been made, is not expected
to start until approximately three
months after the bid for the
work has been accepted. About
one year is expected to be taken
in the completion of the work,
for which most of the material
will be sent from the United
States.
The Washington times., 1930-11-03
AFTER
The
SHOW
GARGLE
WITH GLYeo

Absorbed In the show. .didnt feel
The drofts.. didn't notice the stifed
sosezss and coughs. Everything
comfortable Until The frss cold
breeze at HE exit cvrIod Ground
them. Chills :. shivsrs -. q tight
feeling In the thneot. A Danger
oVs moment. lf there's CLYcO.
JhymeIins home TO eorgae with. ...
fine. II not choose the nearest drug
store and run, don't walk, for q
bottle. Prescribed by doctors for
over 80 years. ksUss 4 owss Co. NJ
The Washington times., 1930-11-03
WEATHER DETAILS
poprrAsT TuLsP. NJ. TUESDAY

roRECAsT TILL p. NJ. TUESDAY
District Of columbia-cloudy tonight
and Tuesday. probably becoming threat"
sning, somewhat warmer tonight. with
lowest temperature about r,ns ~ degrees
Maryland-CIoudy tonight and Tues
day. nrohably rain Tuesday in soutn-
east portion; slightly warmer tonlght'
Increasing east and northeast winds.
Virginia-Cloudy. tonignt ana ,1eS a1es. :.
dav: probably rain IN south porl2n'
warmer in the interior tonight. IN
crsasing east and northeast winds
LOCAL TEMPERATURE
4 - m 81 a. m....,,... 81
y .rn......45 As 5 a. m...,..... 81
S1,Sniebt ... SO Noon .......... II
DEPARTURES FROM NORMAL
Accumulated excess of temperature
since January /, 1880. SIS. -,
deficiency Of temperature since No
'Accnmulated or deficiency Of percipt-
ia tion since January 1, 1880, l7,8l.
Deficiency of precipitation since No
vember i, 1880. OIL.
TIDE TABLES
Todav-High tides, 544 a. M. and
eli p. M; low tides, 12:l4 a. m
ana Tom 1[i1p n[orrowpLHigh p Ii tides s:27 a. m.
and 6:b2 p. M; low tides, l a. m. and
1905 p. m.
THE sun AND MOON
The sun rose today 6:2s a. m. and
sets 4:5S p. m.
and sets 1857 p. m.
The moon rises today S:bO p. m
and sets 3.39 a. m.
The moon rises Tuesday 4;l1 p. m.
and sets 4:41 a. M.
The Washington times., 1930-11-03
Woman Is ScOrched
In Beauty Shop Fire

CUMBERLAND, Md, Nov. 3.
Mrs. Grace Green, IS, house
keeper at the Fort Cumberland
Hotel. Is at Ailegany Hospital
with serious burns on the head
and face received at q beauty
shop here, her hair having tg.
nited while she was being given
treatment. All Of her hair was
burned off and DR.. William L.
Burns said the burns penetrated
to the skull. It Is thought her
sight can be saved.
An attendant smothered the
flames with q coat, Taving the
woman's life, according to the
physician.
The Washington times., 1930-11-03
Cornerstone Laid
At NGtiDitu Chanel

The Right Rev. James E. Free
man, Episcopal Bishop of Wash
1ngton, officiated yesterday at the
laying Of the cornerstone of a
parish house at the Nativity
Chapel, Massachusetts, Avenue
and A Street Northeast.
The new building will be two
floors high and will contain a
dining room, play room, assembly
and guild rooms and two new
choir rooms The Rev. Enoch NJ.
Thompson is vicar.
The Washington times., 1930-11-03
Peery Predicts Win
For J. w. FL111nng0n

MOND, Va, Nov. 3.
George C. Peery, of Tazewell.
Va, member of the Virginia
State Corporation Commission,
predicts that John w. Flanagan,
of Bristol. Democratic candidate
for Congress in the Ninth dis.
trict. will be elected by a ma.
jority of not less than 1000.
Peery and Flanagan addressed
a gathering of approximately
1000 voters of Pulaski county at
Pulaski.
The Washington times., 1930-11-03
Is your APPETITE GONE .
Tired by Noon?

increases. You enjoy new enefgys
You may eat yeast in many ways:
In water, milk, fruit juices or juss
plain. You get it the familiar
foil-wrapped Fleischmann's Yeast
cake almost anywhere-ae gro"
GERS, restaurants, soda fountains.
Eat three cakes daily, according 20
the directions on the label:
Begin eating FIeischmann's Yeast
today. Try it for two months. Every
cake is rich in three indispensable
vitamins-B, G and D.
The Washington times., 1930-11-03

-. -..-. - -. ~--.- ~.
The Washington times., 1930-11-03
WOMAN, ss, SPINS

GRANTSVILLE, Md, Nov. :.
Mrs. Tillie Sunny, of Springs,
five miles north of here, cele.
brated her eighty-eighth birth
day by spinning flax as her
ancestors had done.
The Washington times., 1930-11-03

cleared away but by gentle, nat
ural means that won's harm delicate
tissues.
For IS years medical authorities
have recognized the value of fresh
yeast in such cases. This corrective
food softens the accumulation of un-
digested material in the intestines.
1t stimulates the natural action that
removes such waste matter.
Thus poison-forming accumula-
tons are swept away. Appetite re-
turns naturally. Reserve strength
The Washington times., 1930-11-03

VOU know the feeling :: appe"
I tite lacking, your interest in
things gone. The days work is a
sorry round of drudgery that has
you worn out before the day is more
than started!
All too often it's the common ale
ment, Intestinal Fatigue E. con-
gested condition of the intestines.
AS a result of Intestinal Fatigue,
waste products collect in the intes.
tines. They produce poisons that
food the whole body. They must be
"a ETC(TTAEA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
MA DEN NEODVISLOSTI.

Tohto piatku amercky narod slavi 154 vyrocie svo-
jej neodvislosti Pekna doba neporovnatelne vel'
Ky pokrok. kde ohladneme, vSade vdlme mohut
nos vel kost bohatstvo, slu Spojenych Statov. Nieo
nlroda svete kor poslednych 154 rokov vykonal
tak pokrok svojom rozvoji, aLy uobil narod ameri-
ck. to hlavne preto, re tn zapocal zvo my, novy
neil bol Starom Svee, bez tradc 81 slachickych k1a-
lovs1 1lch triednych slobode uplatnera bozich da
kazdGho jednotliv6ho obcana.
Nelovormc re uz MET tel slobody, aka tn panovala
slobodu scyti do ma jetku mocn ednotlivc Ia slo-
boda je este vzy tn, ale ud 81 u dial do ajmu ud on
ktori ju vedia vyuzt Kazd6 vol'by sn pr1eztost ou
ludu dostat slObodu nazad. Treba ludu stale
snazit napravu, viSiu slobolu, vacsie prilezos
kcd ch chcc mat. Ale pc vol bach hundrat' vo-
bach hlasovat tlch ktor1 lby najviac peiazi
vynaloza to uu Wac sobodv Wac plilezitostl nedo-
nesie. ud ktor ncdonaa sam od seba vacslch Wy
hod vacSic pliezitosti. za tie ktOrG ma, lebo
ou nes;zivos ou dokaze slabost obranit svoje prva
Anclika e mttkou vSctk% slob0d ludskych Bez
americkej sloody azko by sd boa roda osobna sobo-
da po svee cz amelicke pomoc neboo by AMI slobocy
mnonych nrodov. Alnerika vyhnala Habsburga- cs$ra
Mexika, I4mcrika vyhnala Spanielov Kuby, Porto
Eka, Amerika bia svetove jne "a slobodu Slo
vclska CeSka, Pol ska, mnohych nych narodov. Ane
rika boa noselkou syetla slobody pokroku po ceom
svoje co TAXA ma byt milovana a ctena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04

NajstarSa dc6ra Maria e vydata Slovensku; jedna
dc6ra, Ludmila je ucite'kou Scrantone; najmadsia
Olinka je len 8-ocIi bola nackom neboh6ho. Traja
synova Karol, Jan Juraj su z hodn, najstars Karo
je 22-rocny.
TAX, hl'a, pominu sa nam zas jeden vynikajuci du-
sevny pracovm1k slovenskI Amerike. Vyval sa zas
jedcn strom ktory dlva hadnej dus slovcnske rydzu
slovensk1 potravu.
Pominu Marsal-Petrovsky, pominu sa Pivko,
Ka0leck, Feriencik pomnul Stiasny. Stare stromy
vyval ujt - ci rasti nov6...?
A teraz nam ich e treba najviac. Nasa n$rodna "a
hrada obraca pis' Miesto prameilov cisteho ma
rodneho ducha svornos zacinaj1 vyvierat nej pl-
mutn6.
OdpoclvaJ pokoji, priatel'u Nal 81 tvrdy zvot, ak!
no ma kazdi slovensy redaktor Amcrike. Mech III je
yd acna pamatka zachovana n;kklch srdciach amer-
ckIch Slovakov!
Pozostaej rodinke vysovujcme hlbokopreciten1 sti-
strast'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04

stupcov bude vsak o nom len v
tvchto dnoch hlasovane. Ziadne
kroky neboly doteraz poduJate
ma priiatie ;H:vrhu kongresnlka
Somersa.
"Women's Citizenship Bilp'
(H. R. 1O96O), ktory bol predo-
strety talk iste kongresnikom
Gable a 21. aprila t. r. schvaleny
domom representation, bol pre-
jednany vo vyboroch, ktorych
vsak vysiel uz znacne zmene-
nei forme. Dnes no uz ami ME je
NONE nazyvat' "predlohou 0 OBJ
Gianstve zien", lebo vacsina navr-
hov ma upravenie naturalizacie,
predostretych kongresu jeho to-
horocnom zasadnuti, bola pripo-
jena prave ku tejto predlohe, elm
sa uplne zmenil jej p6vodny raz.
Organizacie al jednotlivci, ktori
stall takym nadsenim "a H. R.
1O96O V jeho povodnej forme, bu-
d1 n1teni vzhl'adom ma tieto zme-
ny al svoje stanovisko patricne
zmenit'.
Najdolezitejsim dodatkom ku
predlohe H. r. 1O960 je snad' ho-
re uz spomenuty navrh kongres-
nika Cabla, ktory sa usiluje "a
vedenie jednotnej formy natura-
lizacnych zk1sok. Tento .navrh
vyvolava v mnohych miestach
silny odpor. Nepriatelia jeho tyr
dia, re by bolo najvacsmi nespra-
vodlive pozadovat' cd vsetkych
ziadatel'ov o obcianstvo jednake
znalosti uz pre- til pricinu, ze na
mnohych miestach cudzinci ne
majd ziadnej prilezitosti nado-
budnlt' pozadovanych vedomo-
sti. So schvalenlm a uzakonenim
tohoto Cableho navrhu malo by
vraj byt' pockane do toho casu,
az terajsia kampan proti negra-
motnosti, organizovana preziden-
tovym National Advisory Com
mittee on Illiteracy, prinesie ze-
4atel'ny vysledok a vzbudi vseo-
becny zaujem povolanych cinite-
l'ov poskytnutie rlceho vzdela-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
VSAK JE TEN SVET ZMOTANY!

Braziska vlada nedavno dala vysypat do
100000 vrec kavy, ably takto bohorlhacsky udlzala
vysok cenu kvy zabezpecla ve'k risky pre- pantaz-
nikov
udrzal jeho vysokti cen1.
Amerckl argentinski, juhosovanski rumulski ma
da1sk kanadsk1 farmari majd pine slpky laskej pse
nice Trapia sa kde daju novt rodu kcd este star
popredali
A to case, ked' Cine zomiera niliony pudi hla-
dom; ked' Europe chudobn ludia pjn kavu len ma
veke sviatky pre- jej drahou ked Porto Riku chudo
ba chore cd podvyzvy; ked SpojenIch StatocE cheb
stava sa delikatesou pre- jeho drahotu. s J
robotnik bez prace, bez peaz sedivie Cd starosti
ako svoju rodinku vychova
Tu je vd aclla 1loha pre- stankov, ekonomstov "a
konodarcov sveta: rozotat' til notainu ktor san
motali
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
+ KAROL STIASNY.

Zas ieden slovensko-americky redaktor sa ponlinu.
karol Stasy, eden tych starsich slovensko amerl-
k}ch redaktorov zomrel piatok dopoudnia mnuleho
tjzdna Scantone, Pa, veku 4S rokov Rano prisie
a oko zdravI do redakce sadnu 81 pisacienu strou
pisal zpravy do Obrany', korej bo redaktorom de-
sat rokov odrazu, bez sova, vypustil dusu.
Pisatel tEcho riadkov pozna neboh6ho vyse dva-
dsat okov. Bo to zlaty clovek svedomity pracovnlk
oddany priatel' posedne diva roxy zaloval Ia
hldkove ladvinov6 poruchy zato pracoval usovne
a svedomte. ked' bol pred mesiacom tuna kongrcse
novnarov Sovenske Ligy, nkto by 81 nebol pomyslel
re sveca zvota tax vel mi dohara. Vyzera celkom
normalne. Prijal taiomnctvo Sdrzenia Slov Novna-
Iov vzdor tom re NAL redakcii prace az nazbyt Ct
sa tedy dost' mocnym zdravy ym Este pred tyzdhom
psal list zc sa chyti do prace, ktor SSN nadelo.
Neiiprosna smrt' mu to zabranila
Karol Stiasny narodil 80. naja roku 1882.
krasnej Oravenke Dolnom Kubne Ia mladene-
ctva pracoval Tatra banke, odkia 1903 prsiel do
Ameriky Tu sa venoval redaktorskemu povoaniu. Bol
20 Jancekov prvym redaktorom "Slovenskeho Sokoa",
iradno organu T. S. j. Sokol potom pracoval pli Rov
niankovfcr novnach cd ktory ych prisie redaktora
dennika ''Slovak Amerike kde vytrval do konca vo
n.y. Po vojne odsie Slovensko kde vyse roka bol
redakorom 'Oravsko> >pissky ych Novin'', vydavanlch
pre- obyvatel 'stvo pebscitn6ho izemia mich horlve
agova, ably sa homo- -oravskl hornospsskf Sovac ne
dali zvabt' sranu pol sk, vzdor tomu, podplacac
kou sl'ubami mnohe obce pridaly k Posku, co ne
skorse oplakay. Po plebiscte NAL Karol Stiasny
stat Slovensku, ako redaktor Sovenskej Poitiky'
ale ked prsel ia p Michal Bosak sretnul so Stia
Snym teno sa vra do Ameriky cd toho casu bol hav
nyn redaktorom "Obrany'' kor1 p. Bosak bol odkhp
cd Rev. j. NJ Liscinskeho. Mimo redgovana novin Ka-
rol Stasny prelol neol ko romanov do slovenciny
stavi vacere sboriky kalendare; jeden pisate ON
tvchto iadkov 1918. Posedne sbiera material na ode
iiny lteratry zivotopisy sloven-
skoamerickjch novnarov spisovatel'ov. Bol jednvm
70 zakladatelov Sdruzenia Slov Novnarov, korom
staval irad predsedu, tajomnika rozcnych vyborov
Zanechava manzelku Juliu sest' dietok vlucata.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
ROBOTNICKA BANKA
BOI.A ZATVORENA

Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
National Bank v Cincinnati, Ohio
bola tieto dni zavreta a dvaja
bvvali dradnfci banky arestovanl
pre- neporiadky v bankinych nc-
toch. Banka bola vlastnena vyse
10000 organizovanymi zelezni-
ciarmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
KONGRES POJEDNAVA o
ZMENACH v NATURALIZAC-
NOM ZAKONE.
F.. l.. |. S.

Jedonasedemdesiaty kongres,
ktory prave zaseda, javi V ostat-
nej dobe nezvycajny zaujem O
zalezitosti imigracne a naturali-
zacne. Ziadne navrhov, tykaju-
cich sa dpravy tychto zalezitostl,
melody doteraz uzakonene, ale ME
koPko takychto predl6h bolo uz
schvalene bud jednym, bud dru-
hym domom kongresu, a niekol' >
ko inych bolo uz prejednavane vo
vyboroch.
Naturalizacne zklsky maju byt
t'azsie.
Pozornost' kongresu obracia sa
predovsetkym ku navrhom, kto-
rych prijatie znamenalo by IVY
senie poziadavok, kladenych ma
ziadatel'ov 0 americke obcian-
stvo tym, ze by zkusky pri natu-
ralizacii boly pr1snejsie, nez axe
boly az doteraz. Diva navrhy sme-
ruj1ce k tomuto ciel'u boly uz
predostrete domu representation.
Jedon z mich, ucineny kongres-
nixon Gable Ohio, podmienuje,
ably "ziadnemu cudincovi nebolo
dovolene stat sd americkym OBJ
canon, ak nepreukaze svoju s1-
cost hovorit', citat' pisat' sro-
zumitel 'nou anglicinou a ak sa
nevykaze znalost 'ou dejin Spoje-
nych Statov hoe len V tom rozsa-
hu, v jakom ich podava natura-
.iizacna rukovat', vydana natura-
lizacnym iradom." Prijatie dru-
heho navrhu, predostreteho kon.
gresnikom Somersom New Yor-
ku, znacllo by zavedenle Jednot-
nej Sablony pri 3vsetkych zkiS-
kach kandidatoy Sbcianstva 20
znalosti angliciny, 70 znalosti de-
jim Spojenychs Statov a znalosti
dstavy spojenych Statov. Prvy z
tychto dvoch navrhov Dol uz pre-
jednany yo vyboroch, dome "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
Its toasted
vosa HrdeEnd Protekcio-proti drdzdeniu-pro

zadn ha dI I
nI,ahynr Aa kr d Nda e
tHnou d ed a ddpdoNr ed Sh
TdaCM
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05

Boston, Feb. 5.-UP)-A ship. believed by it's crew 10 be haunt cd. was tied up at the New Haven docks in South Boston today uhile immigration authorities renewed cf- forts to explain certain phcnonlcna m matcridlistic fushon.
 Throughout the voyage ot the British motorship Chinese Prince from the Far East 10 Boston. ac- CordinG to the crew, weird Oriental faces appeared at odd moments and in odd places, only 10 vanish in a similarly odd manner.
 When tho vessel reached Colombo. Ccylon, Captain Jones, somewhat less supcrstitious than his sailors asked immigration officials to search the Chinese Prince for stowaWays None was found. however.
 All the way across the Atlantic. the faces, like ochrc masks. con- tmucd 10 appear intermittcntly through tho lonG watches Of the nights.
 When, aD last, tho supposed haunt cd ship, reach Boston Captain Jones requested an even more thorough search oy immigration officers. but not q stoVaw4y was discovered.
 No strancc faces were seen aboard tho Chinese Prince last night but immigration authorities planned lo ro-inspcct the vessel today.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
MID-WIN1ER RALLY OF
 CHURCH WORKERS FRIDAY
Rev. W. IT. iIdcrson Will Be speak CT at Gathcrino-Wi Discuss
 New Programs.

A mid-Wintcr rally of Sunday and Week Day Church school workers will be held Friday evening, Fcbru- .&ry :, at the South church. Light from the East to Tighten the Vest
 is the subject of an address to be given by Rev. William H. Aldcrson
 of Trinity Methodist church. Follow ing the address, opportunity will be
 given for all present to ask qucs-
 lions regarding Bible passages and customs Of Bible lands which have been puzzling.
 At this meeting plans will be an
 nounccd for the third reading cam- paign conducted by the New Britain Council of Religious Education and announcement will be made of the second semester of the community leadership training school which will open Monday evening. February IT. The rally will open at G:l5 with
 a supper for all Sunday and week. day church school workers Of New
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
MINISTER'S PROTEST NAMING OF WALTER
But Bridgeport Clergy Will Not
 Carry Objection Further

Washington. Feb. ] - I've reg the appointment of Jake Walter as United States Marshal at New Ha- ven" read q telegram from the So- c,al relations commission of the Bridgeport Pastors association re- CciVCd by Senator Borah Monday night. it was revealed today. Fol lowing receipt Of the telegram Sen ator Borah made it plain that the case involving the rcapDointmcnt of Jacob n. Walter. Cheshire. as |. s. marshal for q third term. is not yet closed.
 Yesterday Senator Borah sent the
 following telegram 10 Charles W.
 simpson. secretary of tho Bridge port Pastors association social re- lations commission: "Ecccivcd vour telegram Of protest but il gives no facts. We cannot reject q man upon I general protest. But if prepared to give facts and support them by wit ncsscs committee will be glad to have thcm."
 The full judiciary committee will meet Monday and unless before that
 time Mir. Borah finds individuals or organizations who wish to testify here, the committee is likely to ac- ! ccpt the report Of it's subcommittee and send the nomination 10 the gcn- 3tc for action.