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CAROL SAYS HE HAS RIGHT TO RUMANIAN CROWN
VesuvltM Quiet After
Unumiul Activity
NAPLES. Mr. July 30.—UP>
Tile activity of Mount Vesuvius
sleekened somewhat today after
the met violent eruption In 13
years.
The Iqll enabled hundred* of
tearlste. many of them from Ha
ere la the harbor of Naples to «ielt
* palate sear the crater of the vol-
TkheU for every trip on
the railroad up the to ostein
during the day ar»r« sold out early
this mrhiae.
PERKINS CLAN
HOLDS REUNION
Rn. W. 0. Gone It. Thetf’e
; No Thins ** 100 Per
cant American
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•• .y A * mmmmpapa^m
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*:ybfr» le.no auch thine aa 100 per
cent Agi'ilon.'' ftev W. O. t'fmv re
marked la dUCuasin* thr mattm of
g»ne>.ology before the. 300 mnuiKu
of the P«rkiaa family gathered aj.
Perkin's Spring near ptkevllle for
, their annual r'unlpn Mr. „Coa» de
silvered the principal address of the
day
Tb» very term Anglo Saxon. Rev
Mr. Cone pointed oaf, Indicated. that
twe races Joined In thir beglnnton to
. produce the English and that
there have bven combine tio.wi and ad.
dltiona Iron. other races «vrr allies,
o He cautioned being awepi idi<> prld 7
fal attkudds at thmiftbt* of l<H) per
cent American lam
There «v one per c«ut of to end
sdvlce In the Kptecopalla i reoterp
talk and M per cent hot wather en
fftalnment. Th«P crowd wns delight
ed -J- — A '. it.-
The committors working under the
President of the family organixaUoa,
Mrs. George Perkins, had done their
duty end the program was rarrtrd
cut wlQtopt a break. A picnic dinner
waa' net >hd, at noon
Kcrniit D. P*rkiua 'w«» chairman
of the mtetlag
WAYNE FALLS
IN GROUP 8
PUllipa Make* Public Game
and Fifth Dtotrie 1* of State ’
Under New System
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RALHIGH. J July 30 t/P) Division
s os (be state and roun y groupings
into iwalvd districts under the dlrec
tka of the aewly named deputy game
end fish commissioners for the ad*
minim ration of the btale game law
were made public today bv Wade It
Phillips director o fthe Heper ment of
Donasrvatlon and Development.
Five of the dietricts t llow. gener
ally. the limits of the five active
forestry district, using the chief
forest warden In each of these tor
the combined forestry, asm* and fish
duties In othtv p«m« or the »Ute
where there ere no active forestry
organlsatket. «r«4*«l djatkicta were
created for the game and fish
administration
The four chief foce«l warde.irs, C.
N Me.an. Black Mountain. dlllßSt
No. 1; J. B. I»ng. Nebo. district Np
3: J. A. D. Mrihmnil-k. Bunn Gavel.
District No J; and E P, Sitnm ms.
Use -MiSmtetiSM .;%: im
are atao depnty gam. and fish cwn
missionera Ip their districts with the
reception of some counties where the
game and Mgh work has been neper
.led and witere dßS"wlil' jrjjfk ip
<oopefatl fl with the. newly named
commiasloaer*
- Newly created genie and flah dis
tricts and the deputy commissioners
fdr each follow
District No. «—Mr M topes. Char
lottc- deputy r«—toikhM>*c,
tierg, Gaston. Cleveland. funcnlu.
Union. Catawba. Moke. An
•eg/ Wotlnnd'Wtid La*. >’
District No. T — W , C Lisk. RrA
fteld. deputy coatffttMloner. Rowan.
Davida a. Iredell. Randolph. Aiexan
, der. Montgomery. Richmond, and
Cahhaerwa
District No *—-George A. Nlcoll,
New Bern. deputy commissioner,
Crave*. Johns'on Wayne, w ike. Cart
eret. Duplin. Lrwofr.j On alow Pamll
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH-READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
f . 3fe
I Judge Daniels Discharges
Manslaughter Count Under
Which 2 Youths Were Held
d
OrOerM Tkem Held For Larceny otf Automobile and Turned Over
to New Hanover Authorities; Rules They Were not
Aiding or Abetting in Operation of Car at
Time of Fatal Accident
Aldore tiagnou .and William Quinn,
young men fram Springfield Mitsa.
held In Jail here on charges in con
nection With the death of Pete Koon
ey of Bf»rin«field, Musa . and of J
L. Hatcher of M>. Ollre. in an auto
mobile accident, festenlay wefe or
cared discharged of the charge by
Judge Frgak Daniels. Judge Dan
iels ruled that they should be held
i n a charge of larceny <4 an aut|>mo-
I -j
bite iu New Hanover cqyinty and
turned ever to authorities from this
county.
Thu >rder by the local Jurbit came
after he had hesrd habeas corpus
proceedings on behalf of the young
wen several days ago In making
the court order, he ruled that evld
encc sifbffiUTeft indicated that IVtef
Hooney. the dead youth, must fftve
Imen at the wheel when the accident
occurred and that Quinn and Gag
non were In the rear seat of the car
In which they' were riding
Tli*re was no evidence, the court
ruled, that Quinn and Gagnon were
LEtBVE LEAVES ASK DELEGATES
DROUHIN HO'ME TO FARM MEEt
Romora Afloat That AmeriranEirtM-(« Will he Maik Form Slate
Ha* Broken With Freni ft
men Named aa Pilots
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PARIS. July ’to -TA*) Talk 1 of dis
cord L'-.lnc r.nd
Maurice Drttuliln. French filer, wfroti
be baa engag'd to pilot the C'-lum-j
bla on a return trana-Atl *nllc fllgtl I
waa again brought to, ninj u i’ay
when Levine departed for hncland
and left the pilot behind' 0
as well as’a YFrUht/motor
expert who accompanied ni:it in tbe
flight to England, said the rnijmhta.
rcmaln.-d In her shed becuuie they
djd not want' to %lve the place up.
nei-cansry hours In tbe sir.
Krl«nd* ol Drouhin. however, say
the ,plane remained In ih ■■ ,-h»-«l b<
cause the Frenchmap refused tn fly
h*r and put his foot dnv i cgainst
jnnklng any other than te*t fligiit*
before ►tartlng the trans-Atlantic bop
NO NKTTLKIKNT
LOS'ANGUsRR July 30 \A n The
llnatu-lsl and family strife at Angc
lue temple failed Os selll* niefits 'here
late today. The "approach •>( the.
evangelletic Almne Remple Mr 1 "her
eon to an attorney’* conference re
suited Ih the haaty departure or In r
mother. Mrs. Minnie Kennedy' >.mt re .
potted tentative plans tor agreement]
went by the Temple lead- j
era. I
Drilling Is Still Held Up
As Efforts Free Well Go On
To The News)
(T.iN)ON. July 30 Tuitpy passed
with rff'iHn* at <fre TTHitww prospect
dm****.’**.
crude hit.) Iten cni-ountt red, at)II be-
Ins bald up by a n»a< htnery bleak
dcw(|.
Oj>frsl/r* were at »X*tk. t i meuirt.
j Ml grtHM- 1 *** 1 * _a»w* mMh w-Web -*«
locale the pipe* of *<-ee+ which Tt*w
worked loose from (ha bottom the
casing enclosing tb>- hole part of
tli* way to Ihr bottom They feltjh*i
the new ho-* being constructed -a
hook which will automatirally ad
-twat ttaetf TwVirr »W trtn ifTve firtap
the stool lodged at lb* trot tom and
pull It nut
Interoat la the well bae ’ nseumed
stale wide proposition*, and Hafltpaon
through the find, has attrao
tod mtire attention than at sttv other
time in Ita history Prom all over the
state rnme reports oft dec Mod Inter
eat. and hundred* of visitor* have
been here tlnre th* find *»• an
nnnnerd. last Saturday Onldah-ro
Wilmington, Dunn and Kavotteville
l.gve sbowg the graotoot la to rest, and
GOLDSBORO, N. C. SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 31, 1927
eonvelllng. aldiug ur abetting Rdoney
IP the upeiation of the car when the
accident occurred or were in any way
resp nsihle for It. Coroners juries
had held the young men under charges
of manslaughter In the accident.
Sheriff W. D Granh upou re
ceiving the order fruin Judge Dsnielt
about noon yesterday, at once com
mint lent »d with the sheriff of New
Hanover county The latter reported
that he would send a deputy to
Goldsboro sometime Sunday to take
th two youths lu charge under a war
rant charging thelt of an autom tbile
Gagnon and Quinn were occupant?
of the Hudson sedan which cashed
Into the rhcvrolet driven by J. L.
Hatcher, of Ml Olive near the Peach
Alßena farm shveral ago.
Pdter Rooney, also <lt Springfield
Mass , and held by Judge Daniels to
havo twen the driver of the Hudson,
was killed, and Mr Hatcher suffer
ed Injuries front which he died Iwo
.days later. Mrs. Hatcher paln
fulfyr injured. , ,
Wide Farmer* Onranixation
in Ajuruftt.
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RALKIGH, July 30 UP) --James
Q
M Gray, secretary or the state far
ctotvec.rufu. Just closed, today
1 *
I tested on a statement laaued last
night its which he called upon local
c fnnmnltles and county organisa
tions of farmer* and farm women to
send on . representative to a state
wide meeting to be held at Btata
Gollege Friday morning. August 26
Steps will he taken at this ineetlhg
! to form the farm organisation aakod
1 r by tjjyttti* attending the 26th an
'uual (arm convention Jit at dosed
Mr Gray was aaked to serve as
temporary secretary of the proposed
organisation and he asks all farm
organi^xptlons wanting representation
ro the committee lo notify him of the
names and addresses of auch repre
sentatives lu order that all communi
cation'' about the proposed meeting
•night be sent directly to them.
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HIGHWAY HiMXINMIONRK T«
ATTBVIi I.AhfforEL^BRAfIDN
RIAUEIGy, July 3i»~GFy Frank
Page. *jt*te highway commissioner,
left'here to*lay for Lake Lure, where
Ojffc will attend th.- relebrathn'in-c <n
: flection with j>r Htale
j Highway No. 20 He will Return lo
I hla office Moorish*
.. li-ne,.. I . I I . - .y— i , I
numbered automobile), from Raleigh
C.reenshoro and Inirhiuu have l*een
tort-, --
Hurt. m*m*. >m dfIMRfY? sW Jffff
iiialoly menu, no one bae b«“'-n found
J»bo will Jiatard a gue-.iS' Tlliat there
oil here la known. That is in go.»d
tdsad- quanUtte* H»-s4c*mylr indicated
That "rtrr Ttetd tuajr To- one of the
I Rest 1 n The wori JT*l ii die vt ed by
the surfaee i(idtna.ionn ilia' led to the
hiring of the first well It ha* been
pofoled -out by eume that, miner the
rurfare Indiiatlou* have proven up In
this inktaju*, that they will also
prove up TdP the whole, and that
yampxon is silting on top of one of
the greatest fortunes in the world
One of the most* gratifying at most
too-go d to be true things tn ronnac
tion with the discovery is the gradn)
id oil foiinV Pur womb time, those
who' have closely studied the tndica
tl-ti* here, have . believed that oil, if
found, would he of paraflne base and
high volatility The samples Trotn
well prove this contention, thus put
ting the lUmpspn field outside of the
Cobtlabed o« Page Six)
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TROOP SIX HAS
I BABY SIGNALER
4 *r ;
(ieorjfc Palriek; Mascot of Tr »o;»
Receives During Last I)a\
at (amp ,
(By DAVID UI.ES)
Troop No. S, U ldslMi.ru Boy Scouta,
> 5 had Its first regular weekly meeting
after returning from camp, on las;
Friday night. About nineteen Scout:
were pfeeent. ami the acoulmakter atn
assistant scoutmaster
The meeting was opeued with th*
Lord's Prayer, this being folliwed by
by a short and very ItHercstlnyt tall
, by W W. Itivwr*. our scout wiecu
live, who dropped in to say- hello
Jit- complimented tho tr.u*p ->n bavin,
’so many members in Uu- tumor trib
of Kunleh. Troop t>, iurnlsh«s tei
out of the seventeen members o!
'hts h.nor tribe ol Tuscarcta conn ,
ell. f
Our scoutmaster then compliments'
us on the record hlat the troop mad.
while, at camp, taken oH honors ir
field water spo'ts while therj*
and tying with Iro p No 1 tn th*
number of mint badge* passed (here
Troop No fi has the distinction ot
haying the youngest signaler in thl»
l>»4t of the country, and probably iu
the enfiry c >untry Little Georgr
Patrick who la the mascot ot the.
troop received for Ills tribe at llii
lust Hold day of camp and came in
'econd George is Just ten yeari old
If he keeps this up smiiehotly belter
watch nt He placed second with all
those older Hcputf In comp«jtl«m wlfh
Wilr
Because onr senior patfol leader Ve
signed- hednee ehnspt tbeWvwop end
scoutmaster was hnrd put ti find
.•nother scout to bold down thr Job.
It wed not because jof the scarcity
of fhaterial, bnt because of the excess
of material. There were several toys
in troops G*m would make good senior
patrol leaders, wnd after h gfeal
deal of worry and though Mi, Pale
picked George Kdwards from the
crowd, and with the MJtcnxal (£4fce
entire troop,’ he was proutnneed sen
Ir.r patrol leader Edward Kviin. wa«
elected scribe of the Irony , Edward
is a hard worker ind we think that,
a hetter scribe could not have tieeu
picked.
TTl'-r pledied as a «!•
to aland hy these new officers
means that the old troop, whleb is
railing on Ihe wines of glorv will
continue In. sail, and to still higher
peaks a* yet unseen.
We had three new members come
Into onr troop Yast l-Vlday night. Th«
scouts are pleased with the new
ditions. and we all tielleva that they
will make excellent numbers of
troop No ,
Henrv Idles is getting UfS share
cf Jilt' glory lie la ihe bill, Essie
of the f'ouocU. Henry passed his,
Ksals test Ihe week of ramp Henry
Witt i-1 he Ihe hihv long though
because Kdvar B«ln, l,»«v|d Bland and
Edward Evans ore Ip n rrelfy close
race .to se.. who will he the nejJ on»
on
JunaliiHka Debt Mav
Soon be Cleared Nom*
LAKE JUNAU’BKA July 3t> an
Hops that th« “unprf< era If
pnisperlty." iitain which th.' B.iulhc -i.,
Methodist a-vmldy launch
ed may result ate.n m the ti<iui‘atlon
of the d*dd of about Ido IMIO , pp it ,
frlsVfi ■ rt-r Irtpr:' Whs " .o *
•iT< It" Mi «kef ~Wfc<T.*i *
*rs here "inlay
The view was advam ed that thi v
might he accomplished in Mine *o
tT >' : * f'. ibt’jMUSi jaiit ~U' aha Me
. tbort'si K|ti :fli^i tl . bat.uii ' 11-—. to.l 1 -—. to. j?-
th» next general < i.nferaocv, Su opti
mJstlt wir the i oiiirmsataa*'- >n
this score th tthey tlx-d s 4a> in Atu
gust. lf»4N for Ti jubilee inevting to
celebrate the "craalon ,
L i -1,, n-r-r r ~ v t ■ vir ■*
lOViHTION 01 MMKtll.lM- ,
VOI’TIf IVI HAM.ED TODAY
FLOKHNCE. July :tu wA’* ( "iidl
i tkm of w. w Krgisler In ot Dar
i lingtou who suffered a broken neck
tn a swimming pool near here July 13
' was practically unthanAerl t >d*y It
; was said he spent an tiflrvufufortable
i nlglit with labored breathing and a
weak irregular i nlse. He U conscious
i moat of the time exhibiting - neither
tsar not anxiety,
a — ~rr”z4 7~ 777 7 .
Paris Say 8 Hips Are
i Stylish, Knees Not
PARIS, July *« 0»»t Knee* are
to go into eclipse next winter and"
* waistlines will Ire worn and hip*
have been reinstated . „.
This bulleliu from lbs sinilumr
of the drese makers »her* win-!
ter fashions are being shaxfn
to buyers to the ' United States
1 may have an Immediate effect up
£U the white bread and pastry con
sumption of the #orld.
If women fallow Parts, curve*
will be worn again without apold
gy Dread and pototoeg fit right in
ip tile more femetilne ckuipiigu
which includes everything con-
% i»ct th tile Fashion trade 11
from italr go ds to jewelry,
Short hair t# threatened if not
actually dooEed. by the fashion
makers Now that ruffles are back
wi h ail they aUtnd for. almost
■\nythmg may happen In The world"
of style 1
OPERATORS GET
CASE CONTINUED
Several I’rincffik-p in S«n«psofi
Oil DrillinK Experiment are
Implicated
IT.INTON. July 30 % Because Mi
KeQtcr. * !<► "f the defeiidanl* wtio
ia ihaijfed Jonitiy with Maaara. Orr.
dm kmt tn« M'tocjtry. oil well *eo
here, with Aiding, and aJxtUtag *h the
p>nuifT»tiure of whiskey reauliing
from iht CHulurv
3f a a-tL hundred yard from
the hempvtn county esperlmenUl
?il well, v.n* ar,seat fr ra the trial to
day o- g" tn c( aickne w, Solicitor
f A ; Powers, as Kmston. reiquesUd
hu the hearing Ih- continued until
Thursday or uiinr the missing defend
ant Is wrII enough to attend.
Jiistli c «f th«<sl*eacß George 1,
Peterson before, whom the warrants
were sworn uuL waa relieved of the
<-aoe today by the defense counsel
nod he recommended M K Brill, J
. t i hear the proceeding*
. . Ketner la repre*entecr - Byj! fit
'ohttw.n, Jr., while Messrs Orr.
luck son aad Wherry, are represented
by At'orneys Duller and Herring
and Henry K. FNiUon. ff- H—'Trump
ler atid W, 11. Fisher are aiding the
proneeutiou The di/feflse c*nrnae]
oiiiend* that the three defendants
who were present wore entitled tu a
hearing hut Jusftc Hrl't ruled In
favor of the Htate and the c4MK! wo* l
<ontlnued until Thursday.
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! HTKVKVMOV TALKS
IMHANAPOLIM. July 3» <A*> l>-
< Htepheneon. "talked" for five
>■ hours, today Into Just what phaaes
t, f the complex Indian political cor
rupl-nu MLifuii > his converaatioa with
me six county g and Jurors t
I him U u mutter that ' nly thtt *ecE:
' „orfirlsl record could lllimunwl*. but
it kny rate he talked Having don*'
he Kalkinir «>trh be threatened for
a year to do, be was whisked hack t»
the <"ll at Mulligan i'lty, wlmh he*'
is . n hiintc tn him since he was <"n .
r victe.l of mun'er 2" rnoiiAU* sg" '
Five Wayne Verterans Plan
Attend Raleigh Reuniop
... i . " '-d
i Ci ■i y liing Is in featlinesa f->r Tr.'
, SO" 1 gomes' »it ’kb*.
] and August 3 and t. Tuesday, Vted
I pnulay and Thursday. next week, ac
JmMm*. <*• .»e.4> ■bswr,, him tabes
-iM.nutn —e-f--tita*l'tt*. otter-—, in i
of .t »rmltoty ariaiiyi-menU and otiitf
matters there.
five Warn* tMBly. yeleraps hnrr
non ted their Tntrntion <rf going tn
Raleigh for the reunion according »
.is—K Ut4t.iu. .tionil»e*-l*-»—C-tU* fa
tal turn "Vop..hat *« as* going to tie
*r«-presented." he said yest» nlay attar
an***.
j fmmadlately Upon arrival In 11*1-^
1 eigh the veteran*-will !>•• taken tjf in
j the lrains by the reception committee
to Pullen Mall, Htate College, where
! they will he registered * inLJisslaned
i tr rooms In the college dormitories.
The receptr n tom in It 'or has re*
t|U*nt«d that no veteran leave tha ata
i fifin', esccpt unt)cr the guidance <rf
. some meatier of his committee.
I , Stewart KoNcrtHon, professor of I
j- I-
Should Rumanian People
j Address An Appeal To
i Wonld Heed Their Repetf
4. " J f.j
Director of Budget
, *y * i
&& . Is,
sis H
mmam* ]
C \
. . . : Vlt * ' IZssr
|. * n • • , u - U » wa
*■ U*/ Os the Vatiwaal Budget, wka
aUJ Im» our of the speaker, gs
iXf Institute as Public Affaire a!
the l alrerslty mt Vlrghila. at
I SarletfdstlUe, beglaalng Aao*t
h. Gewerg] Lerd kas Mea direr,
tor as Ih* budget slew duly 1,
I#INL_ .
Lou Gehrig Bests Big
liabe in Homer Race
1 , "a.i .ii.i —■ —•-
NEW Y«»HK. July »-(jFF- Lou
Gehrig displace Hebe Ruth as bona
tun leader of the majors today hjr
rnppmir~oul a pulr of four baggara.
uunfbere 31 and 35, off. pitcher Brown
la the first game of the Yaakeea
-xith the Indians. Ruth was on base
by virtue or e free pass Vvbsu Gehrig
mad? his tntail slash la the fifth
inning None waa on base at the tiata
of the low In tba eighth.
Ruth lost more ground since at this
< <>i responding d In hla record
season, he hud connected for 4g
hhmurs ugulnst 34 to his credit to
date
AI THOR OF NSW HA RIM AGS
I.AR IN FIRNT t l hffflMEß
. UIH ANGKLF.H. July 30 UP) - M»-
remhlyman Geo Itocheaier, aath >r
•Jt the Mew slate law requiring con
fie* to file notice of Intention to
marry three days before issuance of
the marriage license, was the Drat
ustumer at the lt»-en*e bureau when
•tin* Ve«M • Into effect Rocheeter
1 will wed Miss lad* W. Mi Em min ofr
I Panaduaa
lonmiiii'Uv at state will he In charge
.as Uv- catinli uiha. aid. * ill ba -aaaU
r VJ ..{™ 4. "3 f e y- 1 V’J
wtttiT and bny sctnitg;
After In ins ragistered, the vetar
abs will be assigned to their rooms by
ISuutenawt K ,i»_ and
“v~Ttm.-irf« them by the. boy sr«uli*ob
guiy., ' r - ~
Tit*- r»> in ntlbor of each veteran
wUI lie pinned to hie lapel in order
u-. arald- autfuitwu..... . : . :J
The feitjrans will lie quartered in
the d emltoßog jne.tr Pullen Hall.
■ viki> gli the mwrtmgs vrtH-bu twit■'
■ AJ4 ito-ui- wilt he served Hi tttbtb
Collette dlnnlg hgU
The capital * ity as well a# State
College Is planning hi open Its hear#
'"t- the veterans. A large number of
nUixena are serving on the vartou*
ri-mniltlees. and working with the
college officials to make the reunHm
a great, success Vn addition, practle
oily -every car owner will display b
pla< artl rending. "Veterans. ThU I*
Your Car ” signifying hia willingness
to take any veteran unywhere be
I want* to go in U* uty.
Member ol
The ABBociated
Pmrn
PRICE FITE CBMIB
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StalMßMt AutkifM ky EMI*
MAYS RKNUNC IATION
WAS FORCED ACTION
o
Has No ißtontioo ol FmooUmr
Any AfUoUoo * Hit
Native Lwtf ,
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FARM. July M.- UP) taw
Otowa Prince Carol as RuomMa lo
formed the Associated* FtNMH Intaj~
that h. still aniatalaa Mo taifftay
Carol, through aa authortged egdut.
nunciation as tka thr«p« watch »o
January 4, l»*g, aa a toroad aetioa.
H* *"'?s•*** MmaaW aMiborMed
At ie ’clock thin the tile*
phone raag la Urn Parhr aMae of th#
waa given th* follewlag jpnpMOfh: k;
"Prlace Carol of RuaihOlk author*
i**» us to dtolaro tlwt |||g letter as
reuaoigtloo of the throw algaed hg
him a roar aad a half (tga -Wo lai
rircumetaaroa aad !Nh
moat of gitFfhft datalla.
no IW*aUoa of provoking any agita
tion la hla ceuatry, hut ha *■ ta*h*r
aad Rumaaiaa ha hah the Tight aoff
nuty to' safeguard aad toSratoh war
hie aatioa He coosiders hfOWK Iff
have personally lo |RMWvOoft
and will mania aa argpht' gatrtatla
aad Rumaaiaa whoee only Mat lo
he useful to hie pawMry. »
Hhould th* Raotaalaa affoM» *d*
drees aa appeal to hlah M aolleew
it woald ho hla duty to ohdjr Mat
command'
ImmedifUly upon recHft gs this
telephone commuakatlau. tie AMi «
dated Press duu.aadad aoff NhM
vc Gs leal toe of tho annouaodawi
suprelie otbt
TO BEGIN SOON
Wake ( oo»ty Rood Coro WW
Got UaMhao) AtUotieaL la
n
MipiVWl
v&mmmmmt
KALMIOH. July n m
court oplnioa days wR| bafffg (a ao
cther month aad with Ug koay rout
ine there euada out. aa leaai, a agftd
run.
The «rgka coaaty eoamOMatooere
hare brought salt against the MaAe
highway commkaku. Bhftrglw Jiff*
the rommiaaioa noted aa aa to guff -
* ><Am t* -
The county ewuMMin soak to
restrain the comaalaMoa truftMahtog
ever three roa4M which tho ftEoaffO*
N. A Rladalr.
The suit ia tka first to M made
in the courts of IMT tegkdallMl
which waa oaaetw rotiawWg the ae
ttoa of the supreme ooart la ffaoyhMl
to the hihgway goodp .
~ rr tit ' nTT-i ~ - liwfv
the Inciatloa of mods tfieouffT tha
town of Newfoo. J ’ •
The eouaty commieslooetrs tha eoM*
Sqiiasion has disregarded the
tive clause la the IMT reod iliftill
lag:
"Thai tha state highway MWadO*
«ion shall w-wt la rnanraltak wffff
the rood governing’ body «t the eohw
tiee and In their iaapeeQeu Ml MU’
eral districts In the layloc 005 iff thaag
mads, always lookalg.Mtar thMhIMW
-at »f both eouaty aodaMa toljltta
to 4
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