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4 BINGHAMTON July 29, 1H54 J'mmI Onlv iis 1Hiif ion fVmVr In II ill Yon rs Wrona Only 7 Times U. S. Will Move All Ellis Island Immigration Facilities to Manhattan New Vork--iU R' TIip Rovcrn-grrcn roofs can house up lo l.snO'movinR day for Philip Forman.l Darin Bailor's lone stav hls'rarv nnst Wnr (ho immtm-aimn nipnl is niilllnc nt stakes oni nersnns. the number of flptenl ion hn hsw hn chinf Holonl inn Amm-innn mir. i i i 1 1 on: persons, the number of detention who has been chief neienuon American wile came lo live with station opened in 1802.

It isi The fctatinn' peak ypar wai Pa. Town Gels lis Rain-As Usual on 29lh of July Ellis Island. The tamous Immi officer for 24 years He ana mm and their child was born actually three separate island ion7 u-imn i -r na Shaughnessy and their families on the island joined, fittingly, by deposits of passed resi- gration center where the great and humhle have had their first and sometimes last glimpse of America will he moved into cases now hovers around 325. The majority are always deportees, Edward J. Shaufjhnessy, District Director of the U.

S. Immigration and Naturalization Service, who lives on the island him- are the only 'voluntary dents of Ellis Island. Forman recalled today that his longest tenant was German-born Waynesburc, Pa. T) It rained in Vaynesbur Mann8Uan- self, said the government can L' I. tenn.firtt mil Immigration oft lc la 18 an save tn SOiM nild vnar "1 hv mnvinn nrt nnere it.

fl.itnn- five 0" fighting Enieas Immediale Installations FURNACES He finally lost his 4kJ tlon station more efficiently. of the last 78 on which rain has been recorded. ZtTZ'S The falling drops sprinkled joy on the "rain crew i0f their facilities off the historic vhich. clad In hip boots andj" island in the next sev- wi ciJif v. Jeral months.

The move must be case. -CONVERSION BURNERS Shaughnessy said new quarters probably will be Bauer had been naturalized as Most aliens visit the island for' shorter periods. Opera singer l.uo Pinza was detained there for 11 weeks in 1942 as a citizen of an enemy country. His V. S.

citizenship was still pending when war broke out with his native Italy. Ellis Island employes sometimes turn autograph collectors. In 1941 they swarmed around silent screen vamp Poll Negri when she arrived in this country with improper travel papers and had to spend four hours on 1 1 Island getting them straightened, out. Ellis Island had been a mill- OIL HEAT GAS HOT WATER HEATERS I HEAI 12.01 a. m.

for the Promised they're out of business Clr. precipitation. Promised, that is set up In the Immigration Serv- an American citizen but returned ice Manhattan headquarters. De- to Germany and entered Hitler's taincd aliens in the future will army in 1938. In 1941 he redo their waiting in a 12-story of-iturned to America and served flee building, most likely in space! three years In the U.

S. Army, soon to be vacated by the U. S.Ule was arrested for deportation Atomic Energy Commission. Jin 1945 on the ground he had On VlltS Vclan4 Ihn Vt'ochinrT. rnt-fnitn V.

1 i 1 tor years liils isianu was uie gateway of hope and opportunity for millions of immigrants. In the heyday of the "melting pot" LIEBERMAN MA by unofficial weather prophet, John Daily who now becomes a IUIV glUTS IrVl Kentucky colonel. The tradition goes back to Jl7W7Hl 'WagC loi7, and it has tailed to rain IVM 128-130 Clinton 2-0309 tradition, around the turn of the eenturv. a manv 5 (100 would Fn" AIK CONDITIONING SHEET METAL IVORS be whisked through brief evam-l1 also meant listing in the German Army, on July 29 only seven times since then. Today's rain also cheered Tokyo- (VW-A pair of very ef-, (nations there in a single day.

farmers near this Southwestern ricienl Japanese burglars must Del In recent years Ellis Island Pennsylvania community, hose todav if ail their nlan- has been used only as a deten crops have been dry since last'ning was worth It iUon station for incoming aliens Friday. m. whose cases require checking or Attorney Dailv put ud hi, title for Previously-admitted persons IffiL, ft" carefully cutting: who have broken the rules and 7 kin cer- are awaiting deportation. Regu was home.lar quota Immigrants now are in f'r tain only the servant fered by BUI Corum, sports, Th i.lh servant in a spected aboard ships or at air- Prefdent Church-'ci0Set and ransacked the house.lports 0ium- ni AH they found was 900 yen (a; Though Ellis Island's 27 stone snH kP, trad't'ons, records i little more than $2.) and brick buildings with pale GULDEfUS Musterd ioiwrmte. rain.

Sometimes, Daily confesses, the rain hasn't been much more than a heavy dew, but it was always enough to keep the tradition alive. He has won several hats on the point, and now has so many he doesn't bet 'em anymore. The chief rain prophet got a froup of his friends to take turns on the "rain crew." An official explained: "Ae few years ago it rained during the early morning hours or we heard a few droys fell and no one was on hand to officially record it. So, we're not taking any chances now." The "rain crew" was prepared to stay on the job until midnight BROWthr YELLOW Your turn tattc all that mattef. Brown or Yellow, It't Gulden' that give flavor like no other nu tard can.

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