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New Britain herald., 1930-04-30
BRANCH BANKING
 PLAN APPROVED
Await Says t Makes for Finan-
 cial EleXibiIity

Memphis, Tenn, April 30 (UP) - Group and branch banking rapidly is making the rest of the country indep pendent of New York in nego- tiating large financial deals, in the opinion of F. G. Await, first deputy comptroller of the currency.
 Await is here with approximately 310 other bankers from all sections Of the United States attending the nineteenth annual convention of the association or reserve city bankers.
 Group banking" Await said "Is only q transtory stage toward branch banking. This system will be author izcd by congress for national banks at the completion of an investiga- ton by the house banking and cur rency committee, possibly within two ycars'
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30
PUBLISHER URGES
 PROSPERITY STUDY
Says Worker Is Not Alone in
 Concern Over Conditions

Washington, April 50 LP) - Re viewing major questions confronting American business. John H. Fahey, publisher of the Worcester (Mass) Post, yesterday urged study to sur mount the problem of ''profftless prosperity"
 In an address before the opening general session of the 18th annual meeting of the Chamber of Con- merce of the United States, Fahey said it was mot the worker alone who is restless today concerning conditions which he feels are in some way wrong"
 For some years nOW,' he said. i've have heard business men them selves raising pertinent questions concerning their inability in spite of the exercise of their best intelligence and ability to secure for themselves and the investors in their intcrpriscs reasonable return from their eG- forts.
 'Thc treasury departments analy- sis Of corporation earnings in recent years shows that a large proportion of the business corporations of the country have been making little or nothing for some years. At the same time these figures disclose that a, large proportion of all corporate profits of the country arc absorbed by d comparatively few institutions" Wants Sane Speculation TahCv also recommended stems 10 insure that Speculation be kept within reasonable bounds, and that it not be permitted to contribute in large degree toward bringing about business disaster.'
 The Worcester publisher further recorded an opinion that ths>' ''Cn- | thusiasm for railroad consultations | and for the development of national systems has abatcd considerably
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30

men this. morning as he and his wife were about to ascend in an ele- vator to their apartment in West 73d street.
 Two of the five shots fired by the men took effect and Block died be- fore reaching the Fifth Avenue hos pital. Neither Mrs. Block nor the elevator operator, Dan Sullivan, was wounded. The men who were be- leved by the police to have follow cd the Blocks into the lobby of the apartment house, disappeared after the shooting.
 The operator said he was just about to close the door of the ele- vator when the two men suddenly appeared. He said one of them called Block a vile name and fired. The other then also started shoot ing. Block collapsed with a bullet wound in the neck and another in the hand. He was carried to the street and lifted into q taXicab by Mrs Block and Sullivan. Police were unable to assign motive for the shooting.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH
 CAST IN NEW SHOW
Gives Pride Of Pasadena" in
 "Tabs" Hall Tonight

A two act musical comedy, "The Pride of Pasadena" will be present. ed tonight at S:l5 o'clock at the Y. Nj. T. A. B. hall. The play is being sponsored by the parish of St. John the Evangelist and will be under the direction of James J. Bonney.
 An all star cast has been gotten together and sonic hard work has been put in towards the success Of the enterprise. Those who will ap- pear as characters in the roles arc well known for their past perform anCcs before the footlights.
 The action of the play is said 10 be sparkling with comedy and full Of beautiful musical numbers. The director, Mir. Bonney. has been very particular in every detail
 The cast of characters is as follows:
 Helen Gillette, Grace 1Ianrahan; Billy Brentwood, Merritt Humason; Edith Pride, Hilda Krcn; Harry Scamont, Elmer Peterson; Miss Pringlc, Charlotte O'Reilly; Mrs. Melville Pride. George Sullivan | Count Chilibcano. Thomas Crcan; James McGluc, John Schenk.
 The play is of two acts and the musical numbers will be as follows:
 Act
 Opening laughing chorus ,.,..
 ........ .............. Ensemble I (,ott1 1JgNn NpiI
 ..... Helen, Harry and chorus Mccny From Meenysota .......
 ............. Harry and chorus 'Lcven Thirty Saturday Night ,..
 ............... James McGluc You're One in q Million ........
 .,....... Edith, Billy and chorus When You're Wearing the Ball
 and Chain .......... Mir. Pride Keep Your Sunny Side Up ....,.
 ..............,,... Enscmbl"
 .,ct II
 Opening: stein Song ...,......
 ..,..,....,.,..., James Sullivan Fancy Drill .,...... College Boys Tap Dance ......,.. Helen English Tony Barroni .. Count Chilibeano Housekeeping for You ..........
 ...... Edith, Billy and servants With You ..........,., Billy Waltz Clog Pupils of Miss McCran Farewell Friends ..... Ensembl"
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30

children should play in room where there is plenty of fresh air. They should not be allowed to ex~ ercise to the point of getting too tired. A little rest, with or without sleep, will prevent over-fatigue.
 PHYSICAL DEFECTS shoul1 not be neglected if they can be cor 1ected or improved. Teeth can be filled and cleaned, eyes can be fitted with glasses or treated in oth- CT ways, diseased tonsils and ade- holds can be removed. Many chil- dren who are dull, inactive or lazy in and out of school, are suffering from some physical defect. It has been found again and again that the correction of such defects great A child should be regularly eXam- 'ined by a doctor and dentist at least twice each year, or oftener, If necessary. Most defects of teeth, throat, posture, heart and lungs could then be found and corrected.
 DISEASE LAMENTATIONS: Do not send to school a child who has a cold, sore throat. or fever. as this will spread the disease to other chil- dren in the school Also. a child who is sick even with a minor ailment is better off at home. If a child has not been vaccinated against small pox and protected against diph- thcria with toNGl-antitoNin, have these things ione as early as pos siblc. Teach the child to cover his nose and mouth with a handker- chief when he coughs -or sneczes.
 New Britain CitiZens arc urged to follow these suggestions. thereby promoting health ill this city"
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30

Certainly some shippers are be- ginning to feel that so far as trans portation is concerned there is in regulation no adequate substitute for certain amount of competi- tion."
 He said the electric light and power interests present the rail- road story all over again." He said there were Obvious weaknesses in federal regulation of utilities, and presented the view also that "state control of utilities has not been and is not now effective"
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30
War Lesson Shows Way
 to Peace Time Success
A. E. F. Vet Wishes he had remembered three years earlier

NN Armistice Day 1918, MT. " William E. Higgins of 2ll8 --14th Avenue, Minneapolis, got the injury which taught him the most valuable lesson of his life. His battalion doctor gave him the right advice but he did not follow it at that time. Three years later a friend, noticing his run down condition, suggested that he try Nujol. That re- minded him of what his army physician had told him, so he finally decided to give Nujol a trial. Since that day" he says, Eve been a different person."
 "Nuiol," he continues, "has been responsible for what success have made of myself in the busine world, it has contributed to IT health, my happiness, to my very jc of living. Without Nujol I shou have gone on grumbling and cor plaining, muttering st fancied inju tices, overlooking entirely that tn world is just what we make it. No l know what it means to get up the morning smiling and rested ready to do my daily work wi zest; what 1t means to eat with l thought Of the consequences; to Ii within the bounds of good health
 Our bodies, like any other intrica machine, need fabrication. Nujol not 9 medicine; it contains no drug it is tastaless and colorless as pu water; it cannot hurt you; it forr
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30

"Mademoisellc will finish, . fllque murmurcd.
 "Thcrc isn't much morc," Caro- line said wearily. "Oh, you cannot understand! l rushed out wrctchcd and furious and began to walk Elindly up the slope and cried. The SUI began 10 go down and l remem- bercd the Doatman had promised to take me back. l hurried down, but he had gone. The idea of of taking the picture came to me. l couldn't fight it down. I'm nos scrry and don't care what Paradoe does to mel"
 Caroline covered her face, but Fliquc gently removed her hands,
 Those blue eyes arc too pretty for tears, mademoiscllc," he Sai: "Comc, now! You will put your self in the hands of Anato!t I'lique?'
 "Yes, monsieur" she said after considering nim seriously for q 1 moment.
 When did you leave that boat i house, mademoisclle? ?'
 "Perhaps ten minutes before Mir Hunt found me"
 And you saw no one, ycs?'
 "No one, monsicur'
 "And when was it you saw this rarados?"
 Between two and three"
 And not since them"
 "No.'
 1'liquc twirled his mustachc A multitude of questions were pilinG up inside mo,
 You will tell MT Parados, oI ccursc?" Caroline asked.
 "Ah, M. Parados. Have not yor promised 10 put yourself in th( i hand of Anatolc Flique%"
 "Of course, but"
 "Tres bien, Anatolc Fliquc, then shall ask his questions and give answers as nc desires. Presently we shall play little game, but first" he drew out an cnormou> watch.
 "Mon Dicu, it is q quarter 0! eight. Dinner will be served in T. minutes. Madame Parados vii welcome mademoiscIlc at hcl table"
 You expect me to have dinner hcre?" Caroline exclaimed. With rarados? Oh, l couldn't"
 An, that Parados.' Fliquc cX- claimed. He will not be at dinner I assure you And madcmiosoll, will be the friend of Anatol, Flique Can ] say more?'
 But l haven't a suitable gown Caroline protested tearfully. "Anl I haven't even met Mrs. Parados"
 "I have said you are the friend ot Anatolc I'lique,' the little man de. clared. That is enough. As foI the gown. Ma lemoiscllc Celia has ; little geor2cttc that is the color oi your eyes"
 "I will do what you ask" sh, said tonolcssly.
 Bravo, ma chcrc' t'liquo cX. claimed. That petite georgct> will bring the sparkle to your eye ! Come"
 Copyright, 1880, William Morrow
 and Company
 Anatolc I'liquc - who is he What is his crrand? There is $ clew tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30

no habit. All it does is to clean out regularly as clockwork-easily, nor mally-those poisons i've all have then) which make us feel sick and generally out of sorts.
 It is hard to believe that any thing so simple can do so much for you-but you can prove it yourself in very short time, as millions of other people have done: get bottle of Nujol at any drug store in its sealed package. It costs but a few cents and it will make you feel like million dollars. Don't expect results over night from so simple and nat ural a treatment; keep it up for couple of weeks, and you will have the answer. If you want to feel fine, start tonight-and remember to in- sist on Nujol!
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30
Candy Not Forbidden TO THE
 "A !

I$o need to deny yourself all good things because you overweight. Modern physicians do not advise starvation. They know the dangers of 1t. They know that people who are over-fat have generally an undcr-actiye gland. So they supply the factor, for lack of which too much food goes to fat.
 This modern method is the basis of Marmola prescription tablets. These tab lets were perfected, and arc prepared, by famous medical laboratory. A book in each box states the formula and explains the reasons for results.
 For ? years Marmola has held the top place in its field. Millions of boxes have been used in fighting fat. The people who gained new youth and beauty, new health and vigor, have told others. Now the re- suits are seen everywhere, Excess fat has largely disappeared,
 There IS usually no excuse for an ab- normal figure and the dangers which go with it. If the cause is an undcr-activc gland, Marmola is the tight way to com batit. For ? years, countless people have been learning what 1t does.
 Go try Marmola and learn what they have learned. Read the book in the box, then do as directed. Take four tablets a day. When you see that results are com ing, go on and complete them. You owe that to your future, Start today.
 
 Marm1la prescription tablets are sold by
 all druggists at S1 box Any druggist
 Mnl l. out will C.allY order for Nou.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30
MIGHT CLUB HEAD
 SLAIN IN ELEVATOR
Harry Block, S6, Shot Down by
 Two ASSailantS

New York. April 30 (F) - Harry Block, 3G years old, reputed part ner in aL number of night club en- terprises, was fatally shot by two
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30

It is the opinion of many authori- ties that by eliminating leap year and adopting a perpetual calendar economic requirements will be bet ter served.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-30

During 1929 daily telephone con- vor2ations numbered Gt,173,144, an average of one call for every two persons in the United States.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-06
PEACE ATTEND. ENFOLD US!

The tumult and the shouting dies. The blaring trumpet fade into the distance The bodies of the slam warriors are dragged from the arena. The surg1ng crowds melt away as faering torches swoon and gut ter Sweet quiet descends upon the scene and peace en- folds
 Praises bel Yo Ho and bottle of rum! Election is and nothing to do but count the casualties and draw the kindly veil of oblivion the faces of the departed few more cigars to smoke and mayhap a drink to take honor of the victorious then once more we take up the humdrum of mundane things, oddly grateful that the old footstoo is still here for us to fred upon For time it seemed that again would there be soace for reverberating souls.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-06
INVESTIGATIONS PLENTY BUT NO
 ENCOURAGEMENT.
TOURISTS AND CAPITAL NOT
 ENCOURAGED UNDER
 SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT

SEATTLE, Nov. 5 (Hl- Unless Congress enacts remedies by nec- essary legislation for striking the shackles from Alaska" the northern territory will become virtually de- serted the Alaska delegate said en- route to Washington.
 With the assistance of Albert Johnson, ranking menbe rof the territories committee and other westerners we will fight hard for legislation to give Alaskans an op- portunity to attract private capital to Alaska Alaska has been throt- tied with too much bureaucratic authority and too many regulations by departments which have no conception of the Territory and the dead hand must be taken from the throat of Alaska
 There have been CongressiOn- al investigation parties, agents of the Interior department. White alouse representatives. Justice De- partment investigators Hooking in and out of the Northland but All aska received no assistance They came, enjoyed the scenery and der parted to do nothing constructive for Alaska
 Alaska has resouces that will attract capital at this time and settlers follow capital; after the settlers come the workers.
 The tourists under the present system of government and also the capital are not encouraged and without this incentive Alaska will remain dormant for generations 1"
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-06
MERRY Y-GO-ROUND

Some of these birds, who have been doing much talking about what they going to do if they were ther word and voted for them even tho we knew they were peddlng lot of hooey. We let them open their mouths and boast and liked it. know it isn't lumany possible for them to do all the things they said they were going to do and that gets us back some satisfaction for some of the hard knocks had to take and that makes it and everybody is sat- sfied except those who didn't get elected and if they
 try again maybe we'll vote for them get rid of those we did vote for and that makes it Jake, and anyway we're Wnded.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-06
GUN DEVELOPING
 NEW WAVE LENGTHS

NIUAFOU ISLAND, Nov-, s, (P)
 Discovery of new wave length in the spectra of the suns corona and further information on the movements of the moon for future computations were am nounced by 4 erican scientists, as fruits of thelr observations of the solar eclipse last Wednesday
 Coronal disturbances indicat- ing violent motions in the in- ner corona were traced as far as 100000 miles beyond the suns surface. .#.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-06
BROADC Is WARNING

NEW YCRK, Nov, 5, (P)-1f the United States repeals the 18th amendment, indivi dual states should take over the dis tribution of liquor, Viscount AS tor advised, in an international broadcast from Lond on. He warned against allowing private interests to gain control of the liquor business again.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-06
GIVE THEM SHELTER

Claim is made that the last train brought in so many passengers for the boat that the hotels were sWanped and visitors couldn't find rooms It has been heard that some of the outgoing passengers de- manded nsstently that they be allowed to go aboard the boat that they finally admitted to staterooms
 It is sulmised that they thought they were putting one but understand that they had to pay for that extra nights lodging which they didn't expect We also informed that they could have found in town if they had tried hard enough If it is true that they could not get rooms then some system should be devised for listing possible accommodation.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-06
ROBBER KILLS SELF

NEW YORK, Nov. 5, P- Harry Gordon, g, New York rob- Der, killed himself with shot in the head after being wound ed by guards in an attempt to gain liberty. Gordon and three others tried to shoot their way out of prison last night. A guard was wounded. The other prison CTS have been placed in solitary confinement. #..#
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-06

The Coast Guard Cutter Haida is now majestica- ly riding the pillows of the Gulf of Alaska like gret, friendly bird looking after her chicks of the King You can say what you will but it does give a feeling of comfort and security to know that Uncle Sams boys out there on the whrling deep with marking into the void for any signal of distress perhaps thoughtful government will heed our oft-ex- pressed fears that that feeling of security may abide with us always.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-06

W YOU HAvE~-z TRIED FRYT BRUINS BABY BEEF. you arr certainly missing something.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-06

What sweet is this parting! Today the fair to pulsate with that genial warmth which they have been to carry for b. these many weeks. Do you the columns with that sort of empty feeling as though something poignant is not there? Yes, you have 1t. The pictures in the advertisements of our handsome candidates are gone.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-06

Congressman declares that the time is ripe for a settlement of the Muscle Shoals question: Not only rpe but rotten say
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-11

italian engineers have recently re-
near Rome, the famous barges Of CAL
iguia. lost to the world for 10 GEN.
turtles. Drainage of the lake brought
these galleys into view for the first
time since Roman antiquity.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-11

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e:45-WEAF Programs GA hrs)
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39S.6-WJR Oetroit-75o
6:00-Amos-Andy: Reveries
6:30-Feature (30m.); All Stars
S:0o-Drug Store Hour
3:00-Singing School
a:3o-Half Hour from WIZ
10:00-News: Dance Music
11:0o-Organ and Dance Hour
258.s-WoWo #. Wayne-tt6o
s:0o-WABC Programs Is hrs): News
37o.2-Wcco Minneapolis st. Paui--s1o
6~:00-Dinner Concert: Ensemble
I:0U-Same as WABC t30m)
l:30-Hour Of Orchestras
S:3O-Hour from WABC
a:30-Abraham Lincoln. Drama
~10:30-Same as WABC (30m)
11:00-Variety Boys: Organ Il hr)
275.1-kMox st. Louis-1oso
6.o0-Vocal: Tony Cabooch
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a:30-Feature Program
10:00-Willie & Lille: News
10:30-Dance Music
263-kvoo TuIsa-1t4o
6.00-Club Musicale
6:3O-Feature Program
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-11
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T:3O-Breakfast program. farm
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9:O0-Happiness hour.
lO:0O-OpeninG markets, weather
and music.
1O:30-W0rld Bookman.
lO:67-Arlington time signal.
II :O0-Grain future.
II :O1-OrGan program from salon OF
Clara Morris.
l1:3O-Blue Diamond time signal.
ll:31-Organ program continued.
l3:0O-GrAin futures.
ia:03-Bismarck Tribune news:
weather.
l1:1E-NuDjc.
iS:66-Voice Of the Wheat Pool.
l:1e-Luuchoon program.
1:46-BisMArck Tribune news.
weather and markets.
3:e0-Clostug grain futures.
1;ox-Dlver1tfied musical program.
6:o4-otockU and bonds.
6:tS-DisnArck Tribune news items
s:ag-cicsinE Chicago grain and
eouth 81 Paul livestock.
t:G1-N6kecasttng.
ge:oo-etN4to program.
3see-9 f9ts Ie4sration q Women's
ss1G-porense Belk, ana
11G1lo 9toGner.
D5oo-I1me signal and goodnight.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-11

Gently to marry Mrs. S. p. Sommer,
IS. Flynn is the father Of Maurice
Lefty" Flynn. former Yale football
star.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-11

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4ie.A-WoN.WLIe chieaso-7zo
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3:o0-F1oorwzlker: Nighthawks
S:00-FeAturo Program
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90:O0eNews: Feat; Dance (2is hrs.)
S44.e-WLs chieaso-s7o
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7:30-Feature Program
S:00-Hour Of Music
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e:oo-Orchestra: C. Of G. Talk
7:00-Hour from WABC
9:0O-Howard O'Brien: Concert Orch.
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10:00-Dan E Sylvia: Concert Orch.
1O:3O-Amos-Andy; Concert Orch.
ll:o0-Dance Music g hrs.)
42e.3-WLW cineinnati-7oo
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S:00-Night Club (30ml: Brevities
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