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Painted Woods
r.. Nv MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD

VIM, Joe and Fred Brown, were
Wilton visitors Saturday afternoon.
Adolph Peterson was a business
caller at wilton Saturday.
Dick Iverson was a Wilton caller
Saturday.
Andrew Nelson hauled q load Of
wheat to Wilton Saturday.
A dance was held at the Walter
Shafer place Saturday night.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Brown, and Mrs.
liver Erickson. attended a meeting OF
the Woodman lodge at Wilton Sun
day.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Rants OF Wilton
visited at the Ole Lillefjeld home
Sunday afternoon.
Geo. Welder, Of Bismarck is work.
ing for Axel Stenquist this month.
Lester Brown called on Ole Lille.
field Sunday.
Frank johnson returned home Sun
day after spending a few days at VIII
ton.
Geo. Welder called on Edwin Lille
field Sunday.
VIM. Brown was a Wilton visitor
Tuesday afternoon.
Arthur Damstrom hauled a load OF
posts to Wilton wednesday.
Edwin Lillefjeld hauled a load OF
wheat to Wilton Wednesday for And
rev Nelson.
Geo. Welder called at the Andrew
Nelson home Wednesday night.
Frank johnson called on Ole Lille
field Wednesday.
Mrs. Andrew Nelson who is taking
treatments with doctors at Bismarck
is reported as getting along fine and
will soon be home again.
Geo. Welder, and Ed Lillefjeld
called at Ole Lillefjeld's wednesday
night.
Frank johnson called at the VIM.
Brown home Thursday.
Andrew Nelson and Edwin Lille
field were Wilton callers Friday.
Chas. Hannafield wa a Wilton Wis
itor Thursday afternoon.
Woodmen Grove No. 10 Of Wilton
enjoyed a chicken dinner at the Har-
ry Iverson home Monday, after which
they elected Oibia Hannafield a. dep
uty. to take the place Of Mrs. Anna
Brown who resigned or account OF
poor health. The members Of the
Circle presented Mrs. 1verson and Dr..
Thelen with gifts for services rem
dered the order. After the business
meeting wa over they played whist.
VIM. Brown and Mrs. Joe Brown
were Wilton callers Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Brown rode as far as the
Ole Lillefjeld home where she spent
the afternoon.
Mrs. Axel Stenquest and George
Welder who works for Axel Stenquist
were Wilton callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Lillefjeld and
son Gerald spent Sunday at the Ole
Lillefjeld home.
Edwin Lillefjeld who is staying at
Andrew Nelson's. visited at the Ole
Lillefjeld home Sunday.
Dolores Hanson is staying a few
days with her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. v. Franklund.
Frank Johnson was a Wilton caller
Saturday. Emery Johnson is staying
at the home Of Lloyd Johnson Of vii.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Stenqust were
visitors at Wilton Sunday.
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Trygg
By GLADYS NELSON

Axel johnson was q visitor We'd
nesday night at the Martin Nelson
home.
George Nelson was q caller Thurs
day at the Martin Nelson home.
DR.. Theilen from Wilton came ia
the John Anderson home last Satur-
day where he rendered medical aid.
Andrew Trygg and son Edgar made
q trip to Bismarck Friday.
John Habeck, Roy Rocker and Da-
vid Trygg made q trip to Bismarck
Friday on q business mission.
Ella Trygg from Baldwin who Il
visiting out here with Andrew Trygg's.
visited Trygg school No. l district No.
8 Friday, where Elsie Cunningham
teaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson and
Gertie May made q trip to Bismarck
and Mandan Friday looking after
matters Of q business nature, en- route
stopped in at the Joe Fisher home to
get some gas.
John Anderson and Axel johnson
made a trip to Bismarck Friday at
tending to matters Of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Spangberg and
Violet motored to Bismarck Saturday
on a business mission and visited over
Sunday with MI. Spangberg'S sister
and family and other relatives.
Floyd and Irene Anderson high
school students came home with their
father Friday to visit over Sunday ct
their parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurance Madland
transacted business in Bismarck Fri
day. 4
John Anderson and Axel johnson
were callers Friday at the Charlie Rue
home, in Bismarck, former residents
from here.
Willie Jiras and Martin Nelson Wis
tied last Thursday night at the Kru-
ger home where they enjoyed q whist
game.
John and Elsie Kruger made sew
eral trips to Bismarck this week look
ing after business affairs.
Hugo and Victor Neslson, David
and Edgar Trygg were visitors one
night last week at the Kruger home.
Mrs. A. Kruger, John, and Elsie,
were dinner and supper guests sun
day at the George Nelson home.
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Taft
BY FLORENCE B. GOSNEY

Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis Nd
Sterling callers Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed Olson of Moffit is yistid
ct the John Benz home.
Miss Lucille Elness and Glen Find
spent Wednesday evening at Y
Gosney home.
Quite a few from here attend,
Homemakers' club at the Brovnavt
home in Sterling Tuesday afternoud
Mi. and Mrs. P. M. Gosney a
Edna and Mrs. Chas. Gaskill spa,
Sunday afternoon at the Charley y
derson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fogarty 80
Wednesday evening at the L. B. Su
home in Sterling.
w. e. Runey was a town d
Wednesday.
Jack Durfee spent "Wednesday rs
at the John Baker home.
Miss Ann Haynes entertained
Nieman and Benz families at Y
John Baker home Saturday evenne
Miss Florence Gosney and Chudl
Gosney spent Tuesday evening at Y
Elness home. IA
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benz and M
Ed Olson and Evelyn Olson speI
Monday afternoon at the Heru1
Nyinyooy, homo
Anton Obcrg was a tow, caA1
Tuesday.
Miss Lucille Elness and Glen +
ness spent Sunday evening at Y
Gosney home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis WI
Sterling callers Saturday.
T. M. Gosney and Charley Gosn]
called at the Charley Anderson honI
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nier1all a
family were Sterling callers MONO
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Rarler se]
Sunday afternoon at the Charley y
derSon home. 81
The Baeths boys we're town e.I'
Sunday. u.,l
p. M. Gosney accompanied hen]
Wildfang to Bismarck Molaay "
ming to hear Samuel r. McKelVs,
wheat member of the federal "
board, speak at the municipal su1
forum.
Miss Hazel Wagner, Orval wasu1
Miss Bertha DurEes and ln"v y
Parke were dinner guests !.
Charley Anderson home SATURDAY
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town college Monday evening after q
few days visit at the NJ. Fetterley
home.
Mrs. Floyd Marini and Miss Mary
Sundell were passengers to Bismarck
Friday afternoon returning home
Saturday.
Mrs. o. r. Bauer left Monday for
Minneapolis where she will take q
course in Beauty culture.
Bert Sweet who has been quite sick
at the home Of his sister Mrs. E. w.
Baker Is slowly improving. Y
The Ladies Aid met at the home
Of Mrs. o. r. Martini with q good at
tendance Saturday afternoon Feb.
Is. The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. VIM. Robinson.
Mrs. G. T. Barton returned home
Thursday after q few days visit with
her daughters, Mrs. Carl Splitter and
Mrs. Harry Beal Of Kintyre.
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Lyman
By S. GYLDES

Funeral services suI, sunday T Tnthera
from the Finnish Apostle r Tari
church for Little Ruth MaIasn usrj
Isttie Ruth was 10 months a 1s;d
DAYS old. The deceased vaS I Left
rest IN the Ahola cemetery. and and
mourn her loss. per paIeAs Tne uai
NUMBER Of other relatives; .. ~, Il
hssrsrs were Elrnie Ericks9i' sd
Niemi, Florence Waste 'AN
oy ys,ss Selma Rise is spending . !
w Mr' and Mrs. Leonard I sssr 4
are the proud parents OF . vow :
born one day last week. .,,,re folks J
cute ! few Of the young 1nsl II
t.nGed the party at Miss Mss. Up sr.ua]
news schoolhouse last Fr 1s'G.n' Sci
Waino 1nget. Jack 'iohn wsis'
Eckholrn, Edwin Olson, .ssd the tra|
MKyE AyALIK xXVV4 .-A
tor show at Wing sa.u's' recent cal
Andrew Dronell was
) 81 Wij,,an Harju's. ...,,day al
Harold Droneii SEN.
srnoon .: John nc ey sadie oyld.n s.; &c
saturday afternoon AZ .
sons school. business cs'
e IA wing Monday. =, .,stianson q
frank Holmes. cuisines susiness Gallo
carl Anderson were o.. oaS, week. u
81 oylden's one day las seyert oylda
called at dpst Eckholn' : u
sew ssvert and sadie G syseslns AT at 10y
rise spent Sunday e !. N
OjSon'S. p,,dolph HaIJu
children called at ''''A N
Sunday. eide Gylderl any,
ma RISE spent Mor0''
pave Jcsephsoil's.
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laid to rest in the ln,s=~
near Arena with FRu ss cen.tel
ciating. Thos LETT rev. te sauder o;s
o %,ie and four sons, 1n 11ousn are i
Irene. oella' Martha y
M. and Mrs. Alex N.,,
acting business in +Ss : We're tram
nSssosy' They returned ss ssss !, ci
+. Word was received :.
nome Monday that th :. ne kn|
passed away at ! her aai 6o,n seh'epp' i,
Miss Alvina Kraft a.,
Weber left Tuesday ana Gottrd
rieyna, Mont, to attend i', th !, 4
OF Miss Kraft's sister .ne funa}
Wednesday. We held ths|
Ed. and Robert Smith -.
ct Ed Wasner's saturdav" were call
Dr. Liltker Of Goodrich ~. -,
to the King home Wednsss%sss was call3
count Of Mr.. Kings illness on
Master Julius and Henry Wi,
visiting at the Neff home "y s',s]
Bluch Wagner was a s,,nn..
at the Christ Wolf home s,lnds.s as
ming. Sunoag e
Andrew Kraft Jr. made . h,,.,.
trip to Goodrich THURSDAY att tuslae
Vincent Domogolla was an I ovs.n;!,|
guest at the King home Tuesdsr s1
Philip Binder, Jake Kraft $
Mrs. Gotlieb Zelmar vere w. !, !. y
Kraft home Friday afternoon
Omer Cloud. Rhinehold psr. ~
liam, Ed and Christ Rath war; ~, W
at the Christ Wolf Jr. home s' S :
evening. 'uua
Ed Wagner made a trim IA A..
Saturday. aug
Harold Kraft hn1 been he,n;r,
the Elmer Drum home during ~
fred Webber's absence. "
Mrs. Iva Little sper.t the vee. :.
at her home South Of Wing,
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wolf r. ~,
visiting at the Christ Wolf S. !.
Karl Wolf homes Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Donoeolla u
and Mrs. Vincent Donoeolla. M
Ottillia Brose and Mr.. and Mrs. H,,,
Ulfers were calling at the Chas. In
home Sunday.
Owen Mcintyre called at Chsrv
Satler's Friday afternoon.
Misses Carrie, Pauline Helen An
Hilda Wolf were visiting at the M
home Tuesday evening.
Miss Ottilia Brose assisted Nj
Lena at the Kraft home Satud
afternoon.
Mi. and Mrs. Bert Glanville 4,
sons Dean and Harold. Ed Smith d
nephew Robert Smith were dim
guests at the Mcintyre home Sundz
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Clear Lake
BY MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN

Warren Belle spent Tuesday and
Wednesday at Bismc---:.
Roy Smith and Dock Sherman left
the first part Of the week for Gran
Vile to visit Roy's sister, Mrs. Mabel
Carlson, and children.
Olaf Olausen and mother, Warren
Keeler and Miss Hazel Nielsen were
shopping in Bismarck Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Dronen, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Smith, Mrs. Roy Smith,
and baby, Miss Lillian Hall spent
Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Paslay. The evening was spent
in playing whist. n.
Mrs. Peter Klucksdahl. Mrs. Albert
Christensen and Miss Myrtle spent
st. Valentine day at Clear Lake school
No. l visiting.
Ole Olson and Harold Steeg OF
Driscoll visited at the Henry Olson
home from Saturday until Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen enter
tanned Saturday evening q number Of
relatives and friends to q whist party
az tllC SxA lou 0C11OO1A 4AOI4ICs
Roy Smith. who spent the week at
Granville, returned home Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Smith enter
tanned MI. and Mrs. Albert Christen.
sen. Miss Myrtle and Walter at SUM-
day dinner.
MIR. and Mrs. Burns Bailey and
children of Moffit. Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Olson. Ole Olson and Harold
Steeg had Sunday dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen visit
ed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Newland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Orne and baby
girl visited with Mrs. Marie Olausen
Sunday.
Olaf Olson visited with his sister
and brother-ip-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Christensen, from Saturday
until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olson and sons,
Ole Olson and Harold Steeg were
Sunday evening callers at the Alfred
Olson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Lund and family
spent Sunday at the Warren Keeler
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Hansen of Kid
der county arrived at the Ole New
land home Monday for a few days
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Orne and baby
motored to the B. F. Paslay home
Monday where MI. Orne assisted with
some work.
VIII Van Vleet Of Driscoll and
friend called on E. A. Van Vleet Mon
day afternoon.
Roy Smith spent Tuesday at the
Clifford Nielsen home while Mr.. and
Mrs. Nielsen went to Bismarck.
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NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS

ladies are piecing q quilt and have
the blocks about finished.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Moe have re-
turned to their home in Minot after
spending q few days with friends and
relatives In this community.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Wood, who have
been spending the winter months in
Pennsylvania r expected home the
fore part Of March.
Elmer Schoolcraft Of Glenview was
seen in our midst q few days ago.
Miss Mabel Anderson is staying
with Mrs. Bill Gilbertson, evenings,
while Mr.. Gilbertson is working near
| Garrison.
Richard and Frances Rupp spent
the weekend at their home in town
returning to Bismarck Monday morn
ing.
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By BORNER

Mrs. Fred Kent was pleasantly sur
prised at her home east of Baldwin
last Sunday, the occasion being her
birthday. A number of friends and
relatives from Bismarck were present.
The time passed pleasantly. cards be-
ing the main diversion. Three tables
Of bridge were in play, honors going
to Mrs. Kent, Lewis Peterson and
Eunice Kent. After the games. an
oyster supper was served. Mrs. Kent
received several nice gifts In honor of
the occasion.
William Guptilr left on the train
Thursday afternoon for Bismarck,
from where he took the N. p. to Chi
cago, where he was called by the
death of his sister.
Martin Bourgeois OF Bismarck was
seen in our midst a few days ago.
Several Of the men from here who
have been working on the rip = rap
near Garrison have returned home.
The teachers and pupils Of the
Baldwin school held a program Fri
day afternoon in honor of Washing
ton and Lilcoln. The program was
composed of readings, recitations and
songs.
Ray Freeman Of Bismarck was q
caller in town Friday.
Several from here attended the
two-day session which was arranged
by County Agent Miesen and called
for the purpose of discussing better
methods of farming. The meeting
was held in Bismarck the last Of the
week.
Mrs. Arnold Rupp has returned
home after spending a week in Bis
marck with Mr.. Rupp.
Fred Schroeder OF Cromwell was
seer in u midst a few days ago.
Willie Borner of Arnold and son
Willie visited friends in this locality
Wednesday.
John Nordstrom Of Norton was here
q few days ago on a business mission.
Fred Klawitter Of Garrison arrived
recently to visit relatives around
here.
Freddie Herdebu spent the past
week at the home OF his sister. Mrs.
Edmund Rupp.
Sam Brown and william Brown
have returned o a several days
business trip in Bismarck.
County Commissioner William
Fricke spent several days Of the past
week In the capital city.
Foss Graham has returnd to his
home at Sanger after spending a week
with relatives in this community.
Miss Ella Trygg has returned home
q few days visit with relatives In the
Trygg community. !
Freddie Herdebu vas IN overnight
guest at tho home Of Paul and Noel
Borner Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fricke spent
Sunday with relatives in Ecklund
township.
Mrs. Perry Nelson has returned to
her home IN Bismarck after spending
= few days with relatives in town.
y. A. Fricke has returned from
Meek,s business trip to the Twin Cities
- ether Minnesota points.
Hnul Box1er spent several days Of
te p41t week with friends east Of
g G. 0herke was hostess 70
23esg " the presbyterian La
safas ~ No1nA6day s~ttetnooe. The
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Arena
y MRS. o. MCINTYRE

Ine young folks gathered at the
Christ Wolf Jr., home Sunday after
noon were Elsie, Emil and 0erhArt
wntske. Olga and Theodore Rosenau,
nary. Ella and Aleck Neff Jr... Dilt1
tsatn ana Ed. Wagner. Whist VA
the pleasure Of the afternoon.
Andrew Kraft, one Of our old resi-
cents, passed away at his home
thursday morning after = lingering
i!lness. Funeral services were held q
Inc mouse At 10 o'clock and ii
tne Lutheran church In Arena on
Monday afternoon. The remains were
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Lein
BY OLGA m. RISE

Ed Nygaard ard -.-~* Ce:.-5or
transacted business in Bismarck and
Mandan Thursday.
Olga Rise and Gladys Rue spent
Wednesday evening at Stuart Sever.
sons.
Cls~o 1.cin who has spent the past
two weeks visiting with her sister
Mrs. Helmer Arneson, returned home
Sunday.
Arthur Rise spent q few days at the
M. A. Lem home.
A fairly large crowd attended the
p. +. A. meeting held in Lem school
No. 2 Friday afternoon. The program
vas q round table discussion on char
acter during recreation hour.
Irwin Josephson called on friends
in this vicinity Tuesday.
Misses Gladys Rue and Olga Rise
Joseph Rise and Eddie Arneson mo-
tored to Bismarck Saturday.
The whist club met at the Alfred
Arneson home Saturday evening
about SO people attending. The eve
ming wds spent by playing progressive
was u,on hv c:olo Pir,eland and ri.
mer I.ein low nr;zes were given to
Mrs. severson ana Harold Christian.
son. At midnieht deIicious lunch VA,
served
Arnold christianson spent Tuesday
EVENING at 3. n, IAins.
M ana Mr.. Ole snilde. ron r.nar
Mr.. and Mrs. Helrner Arneson. Fddie
Arneson. "a Nycaard. M. And Ma
sevmoirr Arneson And Family. oscar
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honor Of the birthday anniversary OF
Mrs. Abeleln. Three tables Of bridge
were In play with high score going to
MI. and Mrs. r. q. Abelein.
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Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-28
CUTTER UNAL CA IN
PORT TO LOAD COAL:
BOUND FOR westward

The United States Coast Guard
Cutter Unalga, Capt. j A Starr,
arrived in the Port Of Seward Sat
urday to take on 90 tons Of Alas
ka coal; when this has been ac-
complished the vessel sails for the
far westward on her annual seal
patrol duties.
Capt. Starr, the new comman-
der, halls from Key West and has
only recently come to the Pacific
Coast. Capt. Starr has two new
officers under him, Lieut.. E. Il.
Fritzche, Executive Officer, and
Lieut.. d. g. V. F. DeOtte. Capt.
Starr was in the Boring Sea ser
vice many years ago
After following the seal hero
the Unalga will proceed TO Attu,
eastermost island of the Aleu-
tians. returning to southeastern
Alaska about mid-July.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-28
SECOND MATE NOW

J. Fl. Williams, former Anchor
age young man and brother to
the well-remembered "Biff" Viii
liams, soldier pugilist, was 4 Wis
itor in town yesterday while the
tanker Alaska Standard was IN
port. Williams is second mate Oh
the Standard Oil vessel He has
been married for about two years
now and has little daughter The
family reside on Beacon Hill, IN
Seattle. williams said he had not
heard from "Bif" for over X year
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-28
LIZ AUTOS ON EVANS

AS an indication of good times,
past, present and future, there
are u automobiles On the Admir-
al Evans, of the P. S. S. Co., due
in port here tomorrow night or
Wednesday mornin from the al
legged land of sunshine, the south.
Nine of the gas buggies are billed
through to the Heart Of the Col
den North-Fairbanks, the other
three being for Seward residents.
Old papers for sale at Gateway.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-28
THE LOST is FOUND

Even before the classified ad-
vertisement announcing the loss
Of a camera Saturday, had been
set up in type for today's paper
che camera, or kodak, was brot
in to the Gateway office. Such is
the marvellous suggestion 81 ad-
vertising.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-28
FOUR GOOD FARES

Boats in port with fish cargoes
during the past few days includ-
ed the Pioneer, Capt I. Hansen
10000 pounds; Hazel, Capt. :.
c;ioen. deck load, 10000; Bavaria
CAPT. Smith, 5000; Democrat,
Cant. K. Petersen, $4,000.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-28

E. A. Rasmussen, we'll known
Alaska banker, passed through
the city Saturday enroute TO
Wrangell
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-28
BARLEY Howard, Moose Greek

coal operator, was business Wis
tor ia the city Saturday return
ing to Anchorage i'll the morning
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-28

You read it in The Gateway first
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-28

Old papers for sale at Gateway
New Britain herald., 1930-08-04
WORKMEN RETURN
 TO DETROIT PLANTS
Shutdowns End in Motor Industry 100000 Back
 at Work

Detroit, Aug. 4 LP-Several major industrial plants, including the Ford Motor company, resumed operations today in the Detroit area after shut downs which were announced as for the joint purpose Of giving simul- taneous vacations and of taking in ventories.
 Estimates of the number of men returning to work varied from 100,- 900 to nearly twice that figure. A statement from the Ford company said that 100000 men were return ing to the Ford plant at Dearborn, and that operations are starting on the basis of 5000 units a day and a four day week. The Ford plant in Canada likewise resumed operations. Manufacturers of accessories and parts who also closed their plants while the motror car factories were shut down opened simultaneously.
 Packard Motor Car company, Gra- ham Paige Motors company. Gen. eral Motors truck division, Oakland Pontiac, Motors Products company and the Timken- Detroit Axle com pany were among the plants to which workmen returned today.
 Most of the plants had been closed for two weeks, but Ford had ex- tended the vacation to three weeks.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-04
E. F. CHASE RESIGNS
 AS TEACHER AT H. s.
Will Join the Faculty of Junior College of
 Connecticut

Elton F. Chase, instructor in bi- ology at New Britain High school, has forwarded his resignation 10 Su- perintendent Holmes, having accept ed appointment 10 the faculty of the Junior College of Connecticut et Bridgeport. He will assume his new duties in the autumn.
 MT. Chase came to this city year and a half ago from Tufts college, Medford, Mass, where he was head Of the biology department in the pre-medical school, He has been un- usually popular with pupils in his classes at N. B. H. S, who will re gret his decision 10 leave this dty for a broader field Mir, Chase and his wife and two children reside at 64 Monroe street.
 The Junior College of Connecticut is an institution which offers 6 course covering the first two years in college or a complete two year course in several other subjects.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-04
VeIodrOme Burns Down
 In Spectacular Blaze

New York, Aug. f LP-A spec tacular fire early today destroyed the New York Velodrome and delayed traffic on the Putnam division of the New York Central lines which runs close to it. The flames, believed to have started from a cigarette tossed into surrounding dry grass, shot high into the air from the top of the bowl-like structure and were visible for miles. Five alarms were turned in when sparks carried by the wind caused several minor fires to start in adjacent brush. One fireman was overcome.