I WEATHER
I Fair Saturday sad Sunday Not quite
I so warm la Interior Saturday.
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VOLUME SIM; NUMBER 173
STRONG WINDS FORCE OCEAN FLIERS TO TURN BACK
Board Commissioners
Add Two Cents School
fT ... • - v • - —»
■' Levy; Total Rates Same
D*. Hm4otum Irwin Present*
Caa« es Helmut Comsnittee
men At Session
amicAble consideration
GIVEN FINANCE PROBLEM
GoMeh+rs Tewssklp School Rate
• Increases Six Cents on
Request
Proving their rru b to tbp, lint
which Wayne county people hare pine
ed In them. the County Board of
CommlMtioaers In called 'ifMlon yes
terday listened to the caee for rnor;
reboot nttanccH u presented by Dr.
Henderson t win of Eureka on be
ha*f of tb" reboot committeemen of
the county, and voted that the tax
levy for schools ibis yetr sbatl be 65
ccnti-the rame aa ’ast year— lnstead
of 13 as''hed been orlgin~.Hr Int'nded
i» tbe budget adopted early In the
week. ’ .'.»■*
Btill detrrirlndd. however, that
Wayne county peopk shall not be re
bulk'd to pay an Inrreaaed county tax
Site ‘his year the ('<>mn»i' , *lonerw
voted that the additional two cen*s
to be diverted to school purposes shall
' be taken front the general fuud Item
to turelvo cents, f.ast ye»r the gen
eral fund f'fm was fifteen cents.
None of tbc fireworks which tomt
expected materialised at the meet
»«* yestagday. The coaassissioaars
tea patttmCk tITIU# emblems con
flooting ibe Board of Hdacation and
having entered io o a ihor ugh ex
emlnatlon of <be ca*e took action as
suring an ndd'tlnnn: two cent* levy
- fer educational purposes.
I A, Raney, ebalrniia of the hoard
/ of (LmsMaatesbrs. dieted that his
board waa there for the service of
the peoplg and thot It was far from
its Intention to handicap |hr> educa
tional wdrk in any w«v. At the rarfh
Hme, Mr. Haney indteated the dutv
of the cemmlssiooeis to'the people
ra the maitar of keeping (he tax rate
as low as possible.' It was with thin
sole purpose hi mind. It was exolaln
«d, that the additional two cents i\|-
»„ towed for,school* would be rut from
the general fund Item, thus assuring
no chance in the eotthty ra'e.
The Aty 'beard of- education wnr,
before the board and requested that)
~ the Goldsboro township school tax'
ittf be ral-"'d from 64 eouts to°72 ,
cents, this for the 'ownshlp purroao'i,
only, and th's request was all Cored
by the c%w tnlHsioners
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‘ Cleared of Charge
WILMINGTON, Sept 1«-(>P»-T
A. ('room, former secretary of the,
Homestead Building and Ixxtn. assoc •
lutlon. was found not guilty of cm-1
(exilement here tod'ny, Groom wan
indicted in several charges of cm-1
hesslemeat totaling 111.©Oft. It was I"
evidence that the defendaut *ai sec
retary es the assooiation at the time
- -atik hsfcng t lagq| -by -elate *W«isl
— -and that shortages had been found.
( robot, immediately after the ver
>dksl, got up from his seat, walked
over to Solicitor Klllum, who. led
ihc fight for the sta e cud with «
wtrm handclasp said "Mr. Kilium, 1
want yeu to know that I hold no msl
case in koepfng with your dutiee to
the state.'*
France»» Gay As
LegrtonitaireH Arrive
r.\RIH, Kept. ll (Jf) —Genera!
Pernhlty,and his doughboy* are back
In France again. Tonight Paris is lit
erally filled wllh war time tunes and
tbrughts rtf much Y*qqjft» htrve turn
ed hack to those days of t*l? when
Europe made tba acquaintance of the
Tank in pntform. Thlk'ilmc I-an k
!*O,OOO of him— is .In civilian clothes
and there ianVT mao in all Kurope
to prevent hhn as he goes shout the
job of seeing Prance «s s elrl lan.
All Paris has '.weight tbc carnival
spirit tbxt this second A. TC. P. has
bright sad tba whole country looks
or ward «o taking a holiday Monday
wbea legionnaires parade Monday
before qfeolxi theji convention.
7T W •_ mX -kg 'vSjb»-
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH-READ BY BUYERS BEFORE TREY BUY.
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900 Jap Workers
Drown With Ship
VIADIBVOBTOCK. Siberia, Skpt.
!•.-—<A*)— Reports received here t®- I*
lay nay that 900 Japanese workn.cn
I aboard a Japanese steamer Wusung
per'elud in the sinking of the vc»
»<4.
Reports stated that the ship
which was bound from Siberia for
Japan was wrecked while passing
the Kurile Islands. ,
NEWS MAN GETS
ONE BIG THRILL
Thought Plane Going Down Col
lar Bind When it Did None
Dive Suddenly
"I thought the plane was going to
go down my collar band," was the;
way s mcmbc, of 'he News force qx- |
pressed himself as having fylt when
At Stewart, ocraim-rclal aviator oper
ating here, suddenly did a nosr dive
rtrnlght at the earth while The News
man was a passenger. "The car:h
h>»t rushed up to get near us,*' con-1
tinned The News man
- We wart bao tpen opera Ina his
Waco hi p’pn-j lom Gulley's -field,
here for several days and the field?
his been the niece* lor hundreds wtio i
luurc been S rrd bv ihc thrilling «*- i
plnjta of l.inrihergh and others flu* 1
pa»t summer.
Mr. Stewart a native of Coates
but for the lasi year has been operat
ing out of Raleigh. lie I* North Caro
lina’s best known commercial bird
man. having Idten at the buainea:i for
months. He h is the reputation of be
ing oue of the mow! dependable pilots
it) the P ate.
The big msrrhloe bird which fia's
born taking off from thr Galley field
- where Sparks cirrus showed,recent
ly—provides faclitlcs for taking the
pilot and lw&, passenger aloft. Moat
of those making the ride with Slew
art yesterday, however, wen* alone.
Stewart will remain In (Vldsboro
with hbt Waco through Sunday. On -
1 Monday moraine ho wi|l return to
; Raleigh. He hopes to he able to make
a big enough flight fan out of some
, Oo’dsborn cltlsens lo |eavr a Waco
plane here before the end of his stay.
YOUTH IXDH TEn 0*
i , Ml HUES CHARGE
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KOANOKiM. Va., Srp), 16— (&)-
William *Tombaa Collins. 17. who I*
1 alleged to liave confessed Lo the p«-
{ lice that he shot and killod his fa
ther and step mother-here Tuesday
I morning wss indicted on a charge
1 of murder by a arecial grand Jury
J era today
Mere Males Will Be Allowed
. Take Part In Peacock Parade
Tttt- mere male of Goldsboro Is not
to be' omitted lu plans for tpo Fall
Fkvb»-« ‘mtfptaf th fotfiffcfflm with'
the rtll Opening, September *3«-29.
hut will be given an hyportunity tk,
p’qy thr part in thjL- fashlou
show. This according to announcr
nt by Leslie Well, chairman of the
fashion V show a
meetlnp yesterday *ftern -on of those
Interested in this phase of the open
•“K
Seven or eight, and possibly twelve
m'fbiWis a r the Iferrhanis Assoc
iatfon signified their intention of
entering models and dlsplrya for the
Show. They repot ed to Mr 1 . Weil at
the meeting yes Unlay that they might
be cmnted aa giving their fullest co
operation to the effort.
The number participating in tba
fashion show here wfM Ire larger
than the number of firms Uking part
In tbe display, in connection with the
Fall Festival of Raleigh In the
Capital City, oaly five merc'liants
*' lert-q models In this teeUU'e,
GULiJfIIiORO, N. C SATURDAY MORNING. BfcPTEMBER 17, 1927
MINISTER HELD
Ff)R KIDNAPING
q
Quo! ad aa Baying No Man Ever
Fill Pulpit From Which
H e Fired ~
COLUMBUS. Ga. ( Sept
With Bishop Goen of the Methodlal
Episcopal church north en route to
aid authorities in their search for
Rev, Wltlis ). Jordan, missing pas
l« of the Second Avenue Jim re U
here, off leers today continued ques
tidning of the Rev A. V. Noble,
churgsd with kidnaping Jordan.
Noble progreded Jordan a pastor
st the Second Avenue church and
waa dismissed by the Congregation
oa September *•
110 refuse d(o give up the psraeh
■tjre whoa Jordan ar Ived and was re
r-oved by n warrant.
Rfv; C. R. Ne hcr’end. retired
minletor and member of die church'<
congregation quoted Nolile as h viug
I 'ms’kvd that ’'no man wonld live to
fill bin » v upH " He has denied the
oltarge.
WANTS STOP j
CHAMP EIGHT,
Chicago Reformer File* Injunc
tion Against Three ,
Prlncipii
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OHICAOO, Sept 1«- f>?*» -Suit to
flop the Datnosey-Tunney Gghl on
: September XJ, by means of a federal
1 renqt injac'lon was filed tu Fsderal
i-vurt UtW tfAUy by. Rgy ■ Al»«r WU
, Ulß*. 'fbflUbr director of the Jirttcr
Government Associatioii. The action
wag filed Y>y Chhdes Wartoa, a for
mer avals ant state attorney and
named .Rickard, Dempsey anil Tun
ucy as defetuiau's, ♦
* The paUUoa for the Injunction was
cx-reeted' ko -go before a F>d*nii
Judge tomo-mw morning it was Died
•n behalf of Mr Wllliama lia tax
payer. lie has long been prominent
here as a reffrm-worker. |
LAKE VILLA, 111.. Sept. Id-f/Pi—
>n eve specialist was called from
Chicago to start treatment, of Gene
Tunney's right eye which tor-hed In
flamed and troublesome after hi*
work out was ended today. It wav
over (hie eye that Chuck Wiggins op
ened tbc cut la*t week and today
another upar~htg partner poked his
thumb into the optic;..
NEARING NEW RK< filllt
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WILSON. Sept IS- (A*) Tohahro
sales fn the Wiitau market arc prefix- i
on toward u new world record. I
Sale i nnuounerd today dUclotrd th |t
mere 4had' la.r.thtjtuu pounds of tob
acco already !>< on sold with the
gross receipts amounting to nearly
$3,000,00P for an average price of
117.41.
This year’s sales exceeded tlio e of
laet year by the same period by al
most. rive million and are a million
ahead of 192 f recurd year.
Two evening* cf the ojm ulna
will bo given Us the faddon display,
forty mlnptos out evrumj;- ami forty
minute* tjte following evening The
Mkion theatre If hes :i uitincd as the
place Biii liKal model#,—me", women
and children—will parade before th«'
bright lights in the very latest crea
tions fro« Paris.
Interest WMtilMi to grow in the
’windows cttcoratinir content, which
will open tV four-day Festival. on
SrfHeii.her U. 'A. A. Jo*ePft, rtnt*
man of the cbmmitte h%ndllDK this
Item, yesterday announced the follow-1
tag rales upen which windows will ho
judged
JO points on selling |m»wi r «f win
dow. .
11l points on neatness.
10 points on arrangamt-nts of ni<*r
t handise
10 point* cm display of seasonable
merchandise.
3f points on attractiveness
' 10 points i»n originality. ' i
WANT SEPARATE
U.S. AIR BOARD
Conmittbr on Aerooau
tlex Will I'mtcnt Plan nl l»arbt
o Convention
II II II ~-x
PARIS, Hept 14—(JP) The Ameri
can legion’s national committee on
aeronautics will urge at the natioual
convention in Paris next week that
the Legion endorse cstuhlishnicuts of
a separate department in the preei
dot’s cabinet ior the direction Os the
raHun'a air service.
Commander Howard I’ Ravage en
nopm-cd tixiay tha» the committee
headed by the Krv. GUI Itobli Wilson
•»f Trenton. N. J.. bun drafU'd a re
solution affirming the latgkiU utsnd
ter an adequa'e program of national
of national demise, favoring in au
t oration of Keren.te departments es
national aeronautics "wlth c-abincs re
-1 rcsent|)tk n and co evel with the
tnflltury and naval dopiv'nt -nts".
and proposing that |he president op
point a board of nr mr.utic strategy
to study cstahllshni »t of such s de
pn'tmi ttt.
Tlic rcpon says:
"tn view of th* fact that na #*m-'
pi-cbeostve program for the national
defenae of the I'uit -d Sta ca hat ever
i« cm pnrmulgated the so-called Na
tional Defense act botug but an army
h it), aeronautics has been D-ft to
develop clrcumncrihcd by the limited
t.-mlgets osalble to tbe army and eavy
tlepar incuts. The army and navy
looks upon acmsmutlra as auxiliary
to their respective elemental func
tions. As a result there has becq n,»
develoi inept of the real air to rue lu
Use Patted, flu MB. —.
"Your committee would In no war
dcpreCa e the work «f tbc army and
mavy : in aeronautic* when it seSNt
to have aeronautics brought under t
pepera e department wllh cabinet re
praß9DtlltiDß . It fuels rather that
reronautics is a distinctive science
In Itself with so great Importance to
the future of the nation tKat It should t
hot be left to develop an a mere aux
iliary power
"The land Is an elemenLthe aea le !
an eletncnt and the njr ta mTele'.tienl. I
The technique of each demands spec-1
inlixition or an Iritense kind. Tho
command of the air should he In the
hande of practical air won.;
"The equipment of the American
air service if the late war was n
wash out. Booted about at a branch
of the elgnal corps, and air corps or
eg nl/ service, and with equipment
designed by people of no practical
experience n%J placed on the front
in slipshod shape, there was little
stimulus to encourage the men who
Dew."
Cf m ini ling, tbe committee sums
tp
"The Untied Stales la the most
backward of any fir«t class power In
U.e development of military air fares
“tinder (he present plan the air
service program of the Untied States
■will take five years “lo * the
p-eaent strength of our lielovcd ally
and (internal friend, France,
•■The air service reserve *t the
Stales is pap-r fcree’only.
'■Nelll»»r~The army n(*r navy hast
devi loped or Is devcloring any sub
stanUu! body ~f jdh-+a «r observers.
* Thu development of lighter than
air craft It the Called ♦<»—
tnlly have one dirigible
wb- mc freon hurst I*
f matter or prexs loimbcut and
wliosc aafety In (light is air alter i
of public prayer
, J2&2S m sssi.
flicuti .which eieelciftod the»wutW
wore inatiguied and financed by prl 1
vale ciipll. I The,, magnificent «x
-Mo-Autr to Us-Ukwa-axw a tea
meter of military advancement in the
United Stele*, but rather as a n'ltur
ion of wiiat American air men are
i hie and ready to do when hacked by
intrfcalcd organlxalrou*
"The far-flung roast and border
Jiao*.<4 U*a United States nopurnff nt
«eptiounl - mobility of mililwry
strength In'the lime of poaeih'e In
var.mn Air force Is peculiarly adapt
ed to this aituatloa.
BA 111 PRIM Its >OIU»
TOKYO, Sept. Ifi. —The baby
princes* born to Empress Nagako lest
Haturday. baa bran named til*an»ml
ya Sa(-hi)io, meaning, "enteraitl h»;i
plness.*’ The ceremonies Included the
ancient custom of bathing the child,
also ibe twanging of • bowstring to
wnnj v(j ev|| spltiiti,.
EXPECTS BIG
CUT IN TAXES
e~NR . ;
PrwlMnl Give* Attention to
Proposed Armament In
rrettNen
WASHINGTON, Hqt ft- lA*>
Uresidcnt Coolidge as cr going ever
the tentative gwerumetlt budget wtfn
Director Gird has decided that In
creased appropriations for wa/ and
navy departments next year ought
Jcopurrdtae a rubstautial Ux reduc
tion.
Th * was djitcloHcd today and if
was said he had decided thgrk waa ■
no necessity Ur s special session oft
Uongrcs on accuunt of the Mississip
pi fiood White flood ineavures are
cxiwc ed to get early administration
i.upi ori, it Is expected that the Ux
bill will be given (be right of way.
Prospective Increases were dee*
ori bed a* of | uou military ugture.
f la expected, however, that the navy
will require a considerable increase
o curry througb a ship building pro-
Pram. ” i_ . _ . " r ..
NOT TO DISCUSS
TREND OF PRICE
Item ('ausinx Cotton Fill Cuuues
IxOßff Hevxion of !Ub
Cabinet - '
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W ASHINGTON. Sept. 14- l/F-
RrecipliaUoa the longest cabln«U,
■esaiep since President office, th#
P-onth’s protest ngalast the govern
moot , rauort which yesterday ms
the cotton market tumbling II.M I
,hi!a resulting today Ip aq>wrder
Irom Bccreury Jardlne'
fu itre predictions of price ttinM, by
department of agriculture
The cabinet saaston was fpljowedt
by M ttttftOUfICMHWEIBV Htu je
that tbe White Honne regard i as
hasarckus redirtlon by gorarniMni
departments on the possible treiflT
of prtcra. It urae said, however, 4hl_
Chiot Executive will leave the hmrdl-
Ing of the cotton situation to the da
parinjent of agrirultisre.
Mr. Jardme remained with the
President long alter others of the of-. (
ficinl family bad departed and thou
went bark to Id* office to rescind *
rtatement.. to the press which had
l.ecn held before the cabined meeting
and held for release upon kls return.
It wn* replaced by n statement as to
the secretacyV derision.
"The'ataiement,” jardlee said
“was based upon atatlsrif-s represent-
Inir ,W(>rld stocks, con
suiopTflnn and. Ibe usual relalina of
the yrospectire >ttpply to price, ft
was not a spreinj pvicr forecast'
Flmdar slalemenl*. lon the price aft -
an i»n for the niajr r farm eomm»*dl
t'es have beta prepared monthly for
two yeSx'for the aid of farmers It)
planning their marketing and prodae
i*ou proffmifi*.
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Ml DKFLAUi: TEHTIMORY '
RftLISBUHY, (Pept. l«. UP I—No
evidence wu* offered by the defense
today In the trial of .Dave Davlln,
negro, for he murder of Deputy L,
T Yaebomugh. - The We
case late yesterday.
Joulma Mitchell Makes His
Escape County Convict Camp
tVayww . uni > dppntrcw, Bint d "»y
guadds from' nat)4 camps, last
i night eoiUinued th* nwarch for Josh
V MMxhci!. hMIs MU,
lllackmaii. negro who c*cepcd from,
the convjet camp mnnher 4, force on
the old Kevcn Springs road Thursday
Mitchell was serving a slateen
months ecntence for violating the li
quor law, for assault with a deadly
‘ weapon. rod for TBIItWr or the au -
iciiii.li,ii law ffe lifcil j-h'ered ui>on
tservlee 'under, thede i txarg** follow
•ing the req-nl term of <fr ini Inal
, < ourt when he was found not guilty
lln the death of Moeccal RmKlf He
wax cloagjd (< the death of the let
' ter upon * charge of if; If defense.
I He had been assigned to road work
I end was on Thursday working In a
place grown wllh underbrush. Hie
I task drew him farther and farther
! sway from the guns of tbs guards
i mid suddenly he was gone, the Rlack-
I ui *u, Negro with Uiut. TUo Uttar
Englishmen Put Back
After Fighting Head
Winds For Four Hours
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Urge Continuation
* City Advertising
A number or business men u.»et
tng at the Chamber of Commerce
ast evening went on record es
irging that the efforts of the bust
lean organisation lu advertising the
Goldsboro tobacco market be con
tinued for several weeks. Th«re
waa gen»ral expression of bqllcf
hat the effects pvk»r to the open
ing of the ntarkot had been bene
ficial and wait reflected du the big
-alee of the first week ’ I #
K. Jack Hmlth urged that Gold*
boro as a cotton market should not
be forgotten, pointing out, that the
rlty la located in the center of a
large cotton producing area. A.
Griffin >ailed open the buaineas
men of the city te continue th*lr
efforts for Goldsboro and In ibe in
terests of the city aq a trade oeu- 1
ter and maiket. Reporting from
experiences la mooting miny far
mer s at their homes, Edward Jos
eph raid that tbare lea general
tradeacy <e turn'to Goldsboro and
urged that the chance to capitalise
this tendency be seised
Y()UNG PEOPLE
TOMEETHERE
Beprmcitlative* of BocMlm iff
Albemarle Presbytery to
Coufor Mora
Delegates from Young Praples So.
cletleu so the Hrosbytcrisn church of
Affo Albemarle Presbytery will most
<ho I’roshytorlan church her* thin
maiSlbg for a conference upon prob
lems the societies.
The n orning session will begin at
10:to today and nt 3la the afternoon
n session will bo b«ld The Young
Peoples’ Society of th* Presbyterian
church here wilt play tba hoet nt n
bouquet to be. served at the High
Sebuet cafeteria at noon today.
Larger cltl«s included in the Al
beibartar Presbytery atb: Goldsboro,
Tarboro, Rocky Mount. Wilson. Waah
ingfun, Bern, Oaoenfllle and
Kinston. It wao os 11 mated by s*m#
that 1U«; young people from the
churches of the district would aU*ad
the couferenc*.
leaders in the work wIU appear on
the uiurntpg and afternoon program.
As pr<wld«nFef the conference group,
Miea Georgia Johnson of GrwenrllL
trill preiide at *thV session. Wright
langley of Plnrbrp* Is secretary of
the organisation *
ASSAULT < HAKGK DROPPED
NEW YORK. Sep*. 16. I OP) - A
etisrge of assault brought against
George Herman, "Babe" Ruth, slug
ging Yanks* outfielder, by a man
raow-o-iaortod Ruth had attacked him
on Broadway, Wai dismissed today.
»■ ■ ' » -*■> kf-'
»u« a mii leu it (of house
breaking and larceny. .
8«d e bo tie re thf Mitchell was the
mira frßo tlf* HUUIU/ uigut .iraroi
«d a visitor la the city aa aka was
preparing to retire. Just before sha
Corned uu th« light preparatory to re
t'rtug, she noticed tba tarn of a white
mau pressed against tba eerewn ul
a window. “Oat away from there*"
•hr screamed at the man, and be Had
into the darkness.
Members of tba family were an
the siT«nd story of the hdusa and
heard the outory. One member report
ed having heard a sound as a clank
iag of t-haias as the prowler made a
g« t away. The party who had been
fightraed also reported this fact aa
she related the incident to her hosts
immediately after it bad happened,;
The descriptor of the face pressed
against,the screea window ie said ts
tglly with Uidt of
cjSraS* jfc. T
~
. Member of
» Thp
* * I*V xx OuvViClvvQ
* Press j .
pmica ftyb aam
Another Proponed • WsgtWard
Octu Hod Buds la Failure
With’Start
MACHINE AND MSN
? EB< APE ANY BUST
Young WonuiLPerslsUng la Mar
Determination Try to Fly
Atlantic v„
DUBLIN, tfeyt J# UR—Paced
with headwinds swtepiag' at 40
milaa as boor, Captain Hobart Me*
intoK.h and Commandant Jamae pha i
maurlce tha monoplane. Palsoees
Xenia, arbea ever the Atlantic on
their projected noa-Mop night ta
New York were forced to tnra
t< Ireland and made a safe landtag
■ls milaa aonth of BgUp Baanioa,
coanty Kerry at C ©clock tonight
Tha landtag of tfie aria tore a) the
Kttle seaport retort 41 boars after
they had hopped off with high hepae
aad cherry farewells meant tallied
far another east-west traaa-Atlantis
fltghi. hat It waa failure without loan
of life. " - ‘ ‘ t .
Decialon of the airmen to taim
back ta land ( and safety came after
they bad encountered aver the 4 nos
n Minding fog whtotdtoDjjtod Jhetr
trine ran perfectly and wa rwieraed
only baennae, la tha chg—otaiMf Jt
was Impossible ta atdaf n trie com
pass course "
The comauuidnta aald that after ,r
crossing the Area Islands ta Us* plaaa
they encouatrrdd very revgh weather
and poor visibility. At t-M *. m..
Ha aid captaia Mcfatoah derided thet
It would he suicidal te preaaad and
swung hack for the Iriah Coast.
CUBTII rigid), g. t. dept ls-m
—-Rath Elder. S 3 year «M nprtda
flier who prefers td be designated a*
'Mies’* although aha is married, waa
balked la taking goveraaseat fer her
private pilot’s license today.
U iae SllAar lISAItaJI |w|* e Weff.
sport' moaoplaaa and waa preparing
te taka the air when iupoetor Whiter
Jojas of the Deportment of Com
merce Informed her that aha meet
first nader ga a physical osSaniaatJnw
She proceeded te raeaftw the filitp
atlon. -- * • iaT
Mia* Elder appeared fan aadaer'-
voui wbea eke viaital the flet to
day, hot there wee ee apgad—l dim
ination of her dtt arm tail |toa te fly
across the Atlantic. .
GRAMPIAN. Peas Sept 1 #-5fU
The airplsse City of Olympia snaihar
31. an eatrylS"fSshta racea at Bpok
attt Washington crtshid to earth .
tonight in the Pannaylesata hills near
hare. 4. Valet Ins Oephart of the
Marine corps reserve, the pilot, Jams
*4 With a parachute whoa the motor
a-jat a«si aaen dwd ta Dta air w« ■_
nflfde e good lendieg and was utUa-
Jared. . * '
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rAXXfIJI EXT ATI TAX
CASE BE VSfICD St#*
* 1 * . v:». ; njil'SvV.Mr >“»"■: »rr; *» U ‘i.*’'nr v* ■
llALKU'ilf. Sept, ld-tdrv—A ape
pJftl tepa of ilnfUd Blntna Die totes
« onrt will be called prehnhly la Ms*
• ember or January to try the Can
non us refthd cake District Attarway
Itviu B. Tucker, said today.
nhe Cannon gstst# Omagh t safe
against Gilliam GrUsoan United
Wt«ir» Internal Revenue Collector for
North Carolina. alleging that the ee*
late had overpaid Ita gararwnaaatal v
taxes to the sum of aronad |7id,»Oo.
The tax was levied during tha
Wilson administration hat as eoUec
lor Grissom collected it he wee nude K
defendant in the case
A similar case involving the tease
estate, came ep ia New Vtafe State
and Charles Rvaae Hagha*, Mew
York barrister, end Stag governor,
won his case tor tha Caaaau betas*
Mr . HuiUa, wUi tppmt I4CU
the Gat
after i