davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-25
You Have Demonstrated
PETER GRIMM

President If Wm. "A. White & Sons. Four times President of the Real
 Estate Board of New York. "The development of real estate Val,tes in America is alavays fnr~ thered by modern improvements. Only in that aUay has real estate become one of the premiere fac tors in America's economic groavth.
 "It is interesting to me to note that the same principle aUhich dominates the development of real estate holds good in other fields, the principle avhich you have demonstrated by your use of the Ultra Violet Ray in the todsting process.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
z USTREDIA SLOW. LfGY.

Ustredna sprava Slov. Ligy "a
sadala dna 3. novembra. Ia pred
sedu dra Bellu, ktory boil mimo
Bratislavy, predsedal podpredse-
da DIR. F. Juriga. Zasadnutie bo-
10 venovane zvlast' konstituova-
niu novel ustrednej spravy po
kongresovych vol'bach a ustale-
niu novych smernic pre- najbliz-
stu budGcnost' Usnesene bolo pra
covat' v prvom rade ma vystavbe
spolkoveho domu, napomahat' Wy
budovanie pomnika padlym pri
prievrate. a bolsevickom vpade V
Bratislave, na ktory ciel' dr. f.
Juriga hned' slozil 1000 Kcs, in
tenzivnejsie sa starat' 0 narodne
organizovanie mladeze. D'alej bo-
la prevedena nova uprava platov
uradnikov Ligy a vzate ma vedo-
mie, re ma sut'az ma drama ge-
neralovi Stefanikovi, ktora sa
skonci dina l. marca 1881, priSla
prva praca
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
vEL'KE LOzIsKk KAMENNE
Ho UHLIA MA sLOVENsKU.

Ako sme uz boil sdelill, v pa
sme, dlhsom ako 20 kilometrov,
tiahn1com .:a cd Spisa ku Gelni-
ci zasahuinceho do ollresu le-
vocskeho, boly uz dlhsi cas- kona-
ne vrtby, ktore maly teraz pre-
kvapuj1ce vysledky. Boly zlste-
ne tax slime a mohutne vrstvy
cierneho (tvrdeho) uhlia vybor-
nej jakosti, re podPa odhadu Cd
bornfkov bane, ktore IA Sloven-
sku vzniknu, nebudu vycerpane
ami "a 300 rokov. Je to odhad od-
vazny a ak sa potvrdi, Znamenal
by podstatnt obohatenie zmenu
zivota celom kraji. Dolovanie
bude vraj vel'mi snadne. Biz
kost' zeleznice prispieva k nadeji,
re so zacatim dolovania nebude
dlho otal Zane. Kraj je chudob-
ny, bez priemyslu pracovnlkov,
cakaj1cich ma 'pracu, je na Slo-
vensku nadbytok. Dosavadne od-
hady a vysledky musia byt' este
presktimane, ale je iste, ze i po-
trebny kapital by sa mas nasiel.
V case, ked minister verejnych
prac, inz. DoStalek pri prehliadke e
stanovist'a a stechovickych prize
brad uviedol. ze nesmieme ply
tvat' svojim zdrojmi uhlia, lebo
"a 80 rokov by SINE sa ocitli V 81
tuacii, ze by SINE museli uhlie do
republiky dovazat', - je tato
zprava 0 naleze bohatych lozisk
uhlia ma Slovensku tym radost-
nejsia. -,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
TRAGICKA SMRT zELEZNI-
CLARA v MARKUSOVCIACH.

Dina 20. okt. Siel Z. hodine ra-
no Matejoviec pc trait do Mar
kusoviec zeleznicny straznik J.
Ulicny, chtiac z Markusoviec od-
cestovat' rannym vlakom do Spis.
Novel, Vsi. Ked' prisiel pred mar
kuSovskn Stanicu k miestu, kde
sa ku korajniciam pripojuju ko-
l'ajnice drahy koterbaSskej, zba-
dial ze "a MIN ide nakladny vlak
Od KoSic. Bez uvazovania skocil
medzi kol 'ajnice drahy koterbas-
skej, pc ktorych sucasne pricha-
DIAL vlak Koterbach, ktory u
licny nezbadal. A to sa mu stale
osudnTm Wax no zachytil, pova-
Iii ma zem a odtrhol mu ruku a
nohu. Nest 'astny straznik dopra-
veny bol rFchle do krajinskej ne
mocnice V LevoGi. kde ale IA dru-
by den syojmu vel 'kemu zraneniu
podfahol. aUlicny patril k mai
starsim straznikom NAL odist' V
kratkom case na odpocinok. Ne
davno priSla dcera Ulicneho tri
.prsty, ked' sd ponahlala prist' O.
tcovi sluzbe na pomoc, ably "a
branila srazke vlaku vozom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
SKUTOCNOST MIMORIADNE-
HO VYZNAMU.

Rozvoj dunajskFch pristavov
slovenskych je poslednej dobe
vel'mi uspokojivy. Situacia na
dvoch pristavoch, V Bratislave a
Komarne, sa vyvija vel mi u.
spokojive nadeje do najblizsej
tbuddcnosti SIT vel'mi dobre, lep-
Sic, snez oeakavli i optimisti. Je to
skutocnost' ktora ma pre- mas ho-
spodarsky zivot vyznam celkom
immortality, menovite teraz, ke-
dy vladne celom hospodarskom
zivote republike znacna depre-
sia. Uz niekoPko tyzdnov je V o..
boch pristavoch Gully ruch, comu
napomaha vePmi priaznivy stav
vody. V 'nasich hospodarskych
kruhoch prevlada mienka, re ten
to rok skonci pre- dunajske pri-
stavy ma sloyenskom Iseku cez
panujucu depresiu vel'mi priaz-
nive. Teraz je len treba urychlit'
investicie, aby nase pristavy po
stranke technickej udrzaly pri-
mat V toku Dunaia strednou Eu-
ropou. V nasich hospodarskych
kruhoch sa ale uznava, re statna
sprava venuje nasim dunajskym
pristavom peclivost' najvacsiu,
yzhladom k financnym prostried-
kom statu.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
POSTOVA SPORITEL'NA
SKUTKOM.

Ponevac dina 90. okt. vst1piI Y
platnost zakon 0 postovej Sport
tel'ni, .zaviedlo ministerstvo post
a telegrafov prechodne prevozne
opatrenie pre- prevadzanie tohto
zakona.
Sekovy trad Dol .zruseny a je-
no posobnost presla na postovu
sporitel'nu. Sidlom postoveJ spo-
ritel'ne jesPraha a ma poboeku '
Brne. Slovensko bolo Ease obide-
ne, V Bratislaye pobocka srlade,
ia nebola.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28

sci odist' s povozom do Noveho
Mesta n. Vahom, svoje deti, 9-roc-
MI Annu a S-rocneho Imricha s
dobytkom na pasu. Ma pasi sa tie
to deti strictly este 1l-rocnym
Adamom a 5-rocnou Alzbetou,
ktori taktiez pasli dobytok. Pone-
vac bolo Diet 'om zima, urobily 81
ohen, pri ktorom sa zohrievaly.
Odrazu nasledkom silneho vetru
boly zahnane vel Ike plamene ma
Annu Vrabelovu, ma ktorej zaca-
ly horiet' Saty. Diet'a dolakane
vyskocilo zacalo behat'. Deti sa
sice pokIsily ju chytit' saty ma
nej usahit', ale nepodarilo sa i'm
zufale utekaj1ce diet'a dohonit'.
Ma kirk svojho brata chcelo die
t "a, ktor6 horelo vzdy Wac Wac,
dobehnut k potoku, ale nepoda-
rilo sa mu to, lebo na ceste pablo.
Deti jej saty strhaly tela, lebo
nikto dospelIch nebol V blizko-
sti, ably mu pomohol diet'a utr-
pelo smrtel Inc popaleniny. Bola
mu sice poSkytnuta lekarska po-
moe. ale nemohlo byt' W zachra-
meme pri zivote. Zomrelo skoro ma
to V hroznvch bolestiach. Ma o.
tea bolo urobene trestne ozname-
ME pre- zapricinenie smrti neopa-
trnost'o
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
MOVE TURISTICKE STREDI-
SKO MA SLOVENSKU.

Y poslednych dnoch bola pod
pisana yLipt. Sv. Mikulasi k1pna
smluva, ktorou sa stal Klub Csl.
Turistoy mattel ON. domu rovno
.oprotitstanici. " tomto dome bu-
de- sriadena noePaharna S dosta
tocnym poctom postiel pre-. Gle
nov a dorost Klubu. V Lipt. Sy.
Mikulasi sriadi Klub informacnii
kancelariu, hospodarske SPRAY,
ne stredisko pre- Mike Tatra. (P
y. W
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28

tkGho druhu, ako al bazantov. Ze-
leznicna frat je vol ma, al pod
idncimi vlakmi naslo smrt w
vera zvierat, najma srn, zajacov
pod. Tato EVER sa tn zachranu-
ie pred vodou a najma noel sa
slepo vrha pred reflektory idu-
cich vlakov.
Stav Dunaja nevzbudzuje vaz-
nych obav.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
VEL'KE POVODNE MA SLO-
VENSKU A MA MORAVE.
Bratisla va, ). nov

BratiSlava, ,. nov.
Ma Slovensku a ma Morave bo-
" vel Ike dazde, nasledkom kto-
rtch sa rieky a pOtoky rozvod-
nily a narobily mnoho mllionove
skody.
Ma vychodnom Slovensku sa
vylial Laborec to pred Mlcha-
lovcami a "a mimi sirokom O.
kruhu zaplavil pozemky. Rleky
Hornad, W, Latorica lisa su
rozvodnene, ale ME nebezpecne.
V Liptove stale dazde rozvod-
nily mnohe potoky. Noda sa hna-
la cez obec ProSiek, niektore obce
ztratily spojenie, lebo voda Wy
st1pila na cesty. Dolu Nahom, V
ktorom tiez voda slime stnpla, pla-
vajii brvna, polena, ako to prl
vacsej vode bVva.
Obrovske skody narobila povo-
den na Morave. Je to naJma me-
sto kvasice u Kromeriza, ktore
poskytpje obraz srucaniny. NaJ-
horsie boly postihnute ulice Ma
hrazi" a Marianova. V Mich bolo
% domov sborenych, 25 domov
ie dosiaP potopenych Al domov
hrozi svalenim sa. Pod t'archou
mlirov rozmocena zem povol'u
staviska, ktore neboly znicene,
verkymi pr1dami vody sa puka-
i'll bortia. Celkom SO rodin je Wy
st 'ahovane mich je 20 rodin IL
pine bez pristresia.
Morava ohrozuje vazne mesto
Uhorske Hradiste. V Hodonine Je
viac domov zaplavenych ich O.
byvatelia museli byt' vyst 'aho,
vani.
Rieka Morava ma. .Slovensku "a,
plavila najviac chotar obce Brod-
ske (v EltrianskeD. Tam muscle
byt' niekol 'ko domov vyprazdne.
nych obyvatelia druhych ohro.
zenych domov sa k tomu pripra.
vujn. Chotar tejto obce je TAX
mer cely pod vodou, ktora ma
mnohych miestach dosahuje az XII
korunam stromov. Podobny STAY
| je al pri Kutoch, kde Je pod vo
dou este mnoho repy IA poll
Hradska medzi obciami Uhorsks
| Yes Jakubov, al d'alej ku Mala
ckam, je taktiez zaplavena. Oby
vatelstvo tamojsieho skraja pri
pravuje ochranne hradze. a svedo
mite sa stara ich zaistenie, Ssnt
/ odhodlane vsetkymi silami celit
pripadnej katastrofe. Vojsko j
! pripravene na vyzvn okamzite $;
4 dostavit' ku pomoci. Vo vode "a
hynulo vel he lnno1stto zyerl vse
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
STAVBA HRADSKEJ V CADCI.

Zemsky urad V Bratislave Wy
pisuje verejn1 snt az na sriade-
ME dlazdenej a asfaltovej vozov-
Ky na statnej hradskej Bratisla-
va-Ja blunkov. KIN 24O.630-242,- ;
600 Cadci. Teda uz i ma Slo-
venskU okostujd asfaltovu cestu.
V Cadet (Trencianska) bude
vybudovana i nova Stat. Iudova
a mestianska skola, lebo dosavad-
na je uz tesna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
sPISsKE DEDINY DOSTALY
ELEKTRINU.

Vvchodoslovensk6 elektrarne
pokracuju V budovani vedenia e.
lektrickeho prudu smerom na Ia
try a V celom rade obci IA Spisi
zaviedly elektricke osvetlenie. O.
pory hlavn6ho vedenia kladn sa
V tTchto dnoch V blizkosti Hra-
buSic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
PRVA SUDCOVKYNA MA SLO-
VENSKU.

V tIchto dnoch nastupila sluz-
bu u okresn6ho sudu Trencine
JUDI. Hedviga Karbanova z Bra
tislavy, ako sudna auskultantka,
ably dosiahla prakse, potrebnej k
sudcovskej sluzbe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
sTRIEBoRNE .DEsATKoRUNY

Statna mincovia y kremnicii
pracujc teraz vyhradne Ia razbe
noyJch striebornych deeat'kortln,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
HROZNA sMRT DIETATKA
v PLAMENoCH.

No Vadovciachs postal tamojsl
domkar Juraj Vrahel, ktory mu-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28


x sthuje aie
*
(Ohla
Evening star., 1930-12-08
STOCKS ARE LOWER
IN SELLING DRIVE
Renewed Pressure Results
in Further Weakness Among
Leading Issues.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.
nanIoI Dispatrh IN The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December 8.-Acutt
weakness in the railway shares and 6
general decline in industrials, all ac-
complished on a somewhat larger but
still moderate volume, characterized
trading in stocks at the opening session
of the week.
The weakness in the rails was in evil
dence directly from the start. II
affected issues Of unquestioncd invest
ment merit where there was no doubt
about continuance of dividends, and II
bore down upon those now classed as
speculative with equal effect. The
steady downward movement in the
rails disturbed sentiment toward the
rest of the market and made 1t easy for
professional operators for the decline to
make profitable turns.
Rails Heavily Sold.
New York Central and Atchison
representing the highest type OF rail-
road equities, went into new low ground
Baltimore & Ohio sold under $50 a
share. where the yield at the present 81
dividend was well over 10 per cent, anC
where it would be well over per cent
If the dividend should be cut in two
which, by the way, no one suggests
st. Louis-San Francisco and Southern
Railway, two stocks the prevailing dis
bursements on which have been seri.
ouslv questioned broke through theil
previous resistance points. Other new
lows were made by Lackawanna ant
Erie. while there was hardly a railroad
stock in the whole list which was not
of more or less.
There was no news to account fol
this special weakness in the rails
Everything adverse about them has beer
disbursement over the outlook is sc
widespread and the decline has con.
tinued so long that those who would
ordinarily take advantage Of what were
indisputable bargains were deferred from
Offering support. No matter how baC
the railroad Situation, today's prices dis
counted and overdiscounted it.
Selling Is Active.
Selling in the industrials was car
ried on actively. Such leaders as United
States Steel, American Can and Con-
solidated Gas slowly but steadily re-
ceded in the direction of the Novem-
ber lows, which were the lows Of the
year. It would be mistake to believe
that pressure from the shorts was the
only or ~chief reason for the decline
Liquidation was plainly going on, but
as to its sources and causes there was
no definite information. AS usual in
markets like today's, rumorS were
plentiful, but not confirmable.
For a time General Motors held sc
we'll against the trend that it attracted
attention. Before noon, however, it toe
was a point lower, having had to alb
sorb some substantial blocks. Still II
Evening star., 1930-12-08
made a better showing than the aver

made better showing than the aver
age.
OIL stocks were weak, as they had
been on Saturday, with new lows for
Prairie Pipe Line and Phillips Pc
troleum. The oils were not as promi-
nent as the rails, but they showed
no rallying power. High-priced stocks,
such as Coca Cola, Eastman Kodak and
Air Reduction yielded along with low
priced and inactive specialties, such as
Hercules Powder and Bohn Aluminium
One of the few stocks to hold out was
Auburn Auto.
Opening Is Lower.
Rail shares featured early trading.
Pressure against the carriers developed
Sulting In record low prices for Atchi-
son, st. Paul preferred, Delaware, Lack
awanna & Western, Erie, New York
Central and Southern Railway.
United States Steel slipped off more
than a point, as did U. S. Pipe g.
! Foundry, Crucible and other steel
shares. Trading in the first hour
amounted to $4,000 shares, compared
with 152, 200 in the same Saturday
period. Call money renewed at 2 per
cent.
Bohn Aluminium was feature among
specialties, slipping 3 points to 10.
Even the food shares, which have been
comparatively firm, softened as selling
spread to many parts of the list. Coca
Cola was down ~ to 149. United Air
craft was off "a. Further fractional
declines took place in the motor divi-
sion. In the utilities, Public Service of
New Jersey was off 2 points at 7Ola.
Evening star., 1930-12-08
GREAT NORTHERN RWY.
TO MAINTAIN PAY ROLLS

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ST. PAUL, MINI, December 8.-"The
Great Northern Railway does not ex-
pect to make any further reductions in
forces here this Winter or, generally
speaking, anywhere along its system, -
Ralph Budd, president. stated today.
The railway will continue TO keep
Its property in the highest state of
maintenance, Mr.. Budd said. There are
about $4,000 employees at the present
time, the number employed in st. Paul
being $500.
The policy adopted several years ago
OF DONG car and locomotive work in the
railways shops during the Winter to
provide maximum employment for shop
employees viii be continued this Winter,
Mr.. Budd announced.
During the last five-year period the
Great Northern Railway had expended
total of nearly $4,000, 900 for shop
work, and up TO September 30 this year
the Great Northern's expenditures for
equipment built in company shops was
$2,000000
Evening star., 1930-12-08
BOND YIELDS SHOW
RECENT SLIGHT GAIN
New Issues Get More Satisfactory
!. Response Than Two
Months Ago.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHICAGO, December g. Average
yields of new corporate bond issues at
their offering prices in November show
ed slight rise from the low level of
october, according to the weighted by
volume index of Lawrence Stern g. Co.
The corporate index for the month
stood at sos per cent, as against 495
per cent in October and COZ per cent
in November, 1929
"This rise in average Yields" it was
stated, reflects a tendency-particu-
larly in the public utility classifca-
tion-to meet the prevailing dullness
Of the market by attractive price levels
for new issues. 1t is noteworthy that
number of attractively priced offer
ings during the month were well re-
ceived and well distributed, and bank
ers who have been able to price their
offerings slightly under the market
have met with very satisfactory re-
sponse.
"A compilation of the average Yields
for November, 1880, together with fig
ures for october, 1880, is set forth be-
low:
Evening star., 1930-12-08
CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET.

CHICAGO, December 8 (R.-Butter-
!0;elS tubs; weak; creamery extras,
81 r.; standards. 3o1a; extra firsts, 30a
81 .nrsts, 28a29; seconds, 26a27. Eggs
4,Stz cases: steady: extra hrstS, %;
fresh graded frsts. IS: fresh current re-
ceipts. 23a24; ordinary current receipts,
zOaf2; refrigerator firsts, 1911; refrig-
orator ezktraS, 2Oih
Evening star., 1930-12-08
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Received by Private Dhect

Note-An stocks sold in hundred-share lots
excepting those designated by the letter (80s) (250)
which shows those stocks to be sold in odd lots only
ndivual cOmDled l2:OO-comulea EdItlnr
Evening star., 1930-12-08

Chile and Brazil are to be connected
by telephone.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-12
CAPITOL PARK HARTFORD

Today and tomorrow at Capitol Park. Daredevil Mike Fasano will give his last performances of his sensational free act. Fasano. ap- bearing at the park during the last two weeks, has trilled many thous- ands of spectators and it is expect ed that many more will attend and witness his farewell shows. Dash ing down a steep incline on a bi- cycle weighting two hundred pounds, he leaps thru two gaps of flames each about fourteen feet wide. and rolls at breakneck speed out on to the ground. This act is we'll worth a trip to the park alone and in connection with all the other attractions at Capitol Park. The new eighteen hole miniature gole course is nearing completion and should prov to be great drawing card. Percy Nelson and his Night Hawks play for dancing tonight and tomorrow afternoon and night they will play a concert in the park. Dancing will be held in Pal ais Royal tomorrow night as usual.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-12
NEGRO GOLD STAR
 MOTHERS EMBARK
50 Begin Pilgrimage to Sons
 Graves in France

New York, July 12 (P> Sixty at Hoboken on the S. s. American Merchant today for France, to visit the graves of their sons.
 By themselves they form one unit of the pilgrimage, made possible by an act of congress for all war moth CTS whose boys never came home.
 Among them was Mrs. Lucy M. branch of the Pittsburgh, Y. w. c. branch of the Pittsburgh Y. W. C. A., whose son. Howard, was in the first contingent of Negro boys sent overseas.
 T had to come, for my sake as we'll as for fathers,' she said today. Fathers walked the floor most of the time since Howard was killed by stepping on a cable that carried .00,0G volts. after he had come safely through all the rest of it.
 Wed expected him to do won derful things for his race. He was 6 man-that's all. He never even unfolded his exemption papers that I got for him because he worked in the post office. We found them all folded up in his blue suit when it was sent home
 The mothers who sailed today were given a reception yesterday at the city hall-the first reception given any of the mothers since the one for the first contingent.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-12
Honest Man. Swindle
 Lands Two in Station

New York, July 12 P-A self styled Diogenes was in jail today because police doubted his search for an honest man.
 Pardon me, gentlemen" he said as he approached two men in Central park, T am a stranger here and am in search of two honest men to help me dispose of s10,000 left by my sister for dis tribution among the poor of New York. Can you help me?"
 Temistocle Freppoli nudged his companion, Harry Masley. and said, T am sure we are the men for you"
 So the modern Diogenes, other wise Jacob Dolish, produced a package which he said contained the S10,o00, but before turning it over suggested the two prove they were no paupers themselves. On the advice of Freppoli, Masley started for his bank to take out s30,o00 as proof, but stopped at police station for more advice.
 The police, as is their wont, were suspicious and thought they would like to see this modern Diogenes themselves. They did, and now Diogenes and his pal, Freppoli, are in jail for attempt ing to work a flimflam game.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-12
Short Skirts Reappear
 For Sub-Deb Dav Wear

Paris, July 12.P-Short skirts again are jeune file in the upper circles of French dressmaking.
 Not for many month has shortness of skirt had anything to do with length of life.
 Daytime skirts as long as her mothers are considered poor style for the sub ebutante.
 The debutante should also watch her hemline and not allow it to measure past the top of the calf for street and morning wear, says Paris.
 Rules for the length of formal afternoon frocks and evening dress es are practically the same for debutante and matron.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-12
"Anna Christie" With
 Greta GarbO at Palace

Anna Christie Greta Garbo's long awaited first all-talking pro- duction. will be presented by Metro Mayer Sunday at the Palace theater The picture which was adopted by Frances Marion from Eugene O. Neill's celebrated play was directed by Clarence Brown. responsible for the produc tion of two of Miss Garbo's past successes. Flesh and the Devil, and "A Woman of Affairs
 In Anna Christie" Miss Garbo gives brilliant performance as the simple and tragic heroine of O'Neill's moving drama, who has erred and seeks a, new life on fishing barge with her father, Miss Garbo seems to have garnered the innermost thoughts and feelings of the character she portrays and endows her with a warmth and naturalness which does little short of bringing the screen shadow to actual life.
 The supporting cast includes Charles Bickford, George F. Mar ion. Marie Dressler. James T. Mack and Lee Phelps.
 The companion feature is another headliner. Buck Jones, the screens daredevil cowboy. in trilling breath taking. all talking western, The Lone Rider The Lone Rid CT" is Bucks first talkie and be- lieve it or not you never saw one like it before. Selected sound shorts complete the program.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-12
LAKE COMPOUNCE, BRISTOL

A dance. fireworks display and band concert will again feature t<e weekend program today and Sun day at Lake Compounce, Bristol, where many New Britain people are regularly spending their holidays this season.
 The fireworks display is to in clude many new specialties and will be more elaborate than an yheld so far this summer at the Bristol re- sort. The dances have been attract ing large numbers. and the crowd tonight is expected to be one of the largest since the season was opened.
 The concert program Sunday aft ernoon will be presented by the Veterans of Foreign Wars band, one of the best in the state. A list of entertaining selector5 has been pre- pared and the music will be con- t;nued throughout the afternoon.
 Plans have been completed for the gala dance which is to be held at the pavilion ballroom next We'd resday night, when McEnelly's or chestra will make it's 1930 debut in this section. There have been very few changes in the personnel of the orchestra, which has drawn great numbers on it's previous appear ances, and visitors at the park that night will be assured of the best dance music available.