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Heroism Os Mt. Olive
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Boy Scout Be Rewarded
By Life-Saving Medal
BidM Frwn Nttimi Cmi
■lwiwur By Scout Ekccu
n tive Ywtcnlay
TO BE PRKBRNTKD AT
AIT. OUVC ROTARY CLUB
« NatUmgi CuaHuiMjMMr Bnnl
Cowunla Youmt HiwkiM
hr Htroka
Bcrwgl Hawkins, Mi. Olivo* B»y
Scout **l recelvp ike firm lift sav
ing medal fv»r awarded iu Twscaror v
Connell and ou of the few ever
awarded in tha SonUi. The medal, g
Pt»<» of art. derigneu by Outaon Bor
ylnm, and dona 5a gold, ban been re
cleved by Scout Bxecntlva W. W
Rivero. The medal will be presented
at a near meeting of the Mi. (JMve
Hotaty club,
' Young Hawktna saved the life of
Jack Knowles, kia l Head while the
two war* members of a iJcnlc party
at a taka near ut. Olive laat aum
•tfar. Knbwlea bacame exhausted
while twlmalog and had funk die
third time whea Hawkiat recovered
the body, applied first aid methods
and revived hint
Tbo life earing medal waa awarded
Youag Hawk las by the National Cbua
cil of Honor aad a scroll of commen
dation which will alrfO be preaented
to bhn Is signed by Daaial C. Beard,
National Seput Cpmmimloucr.
la a letter to Yeaag Hawkins, the
national Commiialoner write;
My Dear Rfoat Hawkins:
It la with pride aad pie nur# that
I notify you pa behalf of ttfe National
Court of Honor that you have bees
*> rMd « **
Heroism our highest award, la t*-
cacuiUon of your f*|W*t conduct
iu imhealbg Jack Kaowleta from drown
lag. Th**medal waa denlgaed by a
fmoui artist and is made of gold,
but ga lastrinsle value in small com
farad with the deed for which it
rtauda. It* value aa a tokan wilt, how
tref*, Increase each year you wear it,
for II shows that you wera prepay
and did go jrsur utmost in the service
of others, even though it may 'have
resulted l» the. sacri.lce of j-our own
‘if*. .' a
® With the** facta In mind thl* med
al, will tend to keep before you the
Ai-eatpst lea SOU in Scooting that of be
Ing prr*hred te reader service to oth
ers (a any emergency.
,1 AH the marchers of the National
Coart of'Honor join roe ia congratnl
<- stios-jrou and wlsbilifc you a long,
happy and aseful life.
BRYANS SON IS
GIVEN DIVORCE
*w; », w. . o- 0 5
Wild DtawrtH Hlm to Follow
~ Musical Chrwcr, Is Charge
Mode v ■
leOS AffiOtoMß. Calif, Oct. 21-
W'm. leaning* Bryan. Jr, eon of
the great comaionvr. wan granted a
divorce hem today front Hale Virgin
ia Bryan. Ha fcharged desertion. Mr.
Brysa told the court hit wife’s musi
cal career' had Interfered wt h hi*
domestic happiness. Mrs. Bryan was
pot in court. Bryan testified that bl*
wife had refused to live with him
since December, 1 19J5. He testified
that she refused to go to Florida
wi h hkna to attend bis father's fun
* era!.
Custody of the three daughters waa
awarded to Str. Bryan with ih*- pro
vbdoa*tkat tha YtOr# any B** wßh
h< r nipt her If eh» I retire* and that
the’ youngest shall live with the
walks* fan thius ys-urs attar tha close
of achool jmar
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Fatal Boat Accident
Occurs in Norfolk
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NORFOLK, Oct. 2t—<JP)—On*,man
waa kil’ed and four other barely *•-
raped drowning In Hampton Hoads
this afternoon when a small boat of
a naval supply ship turned over and
It was, taring iower.-d-sloeg side the
ship. Hie ship’s steward ■•hs lhtnwa
egatapi tMr vfuol and'
hla akull fractured dnastog death al
most UMUatHy. Two men were taken
from tbs water by the boat and two
others swaar to the aids of tbs ship
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READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARK FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
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PRISON GATES
SWING OPEN
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Earl CarroO’a Wife MmU Him
As He Leave* Federal
Penitentiary
ATLANTA, Q*. M-VP>- Etarl
Carrol was released from the Federal
pea hare tonight on parol*.
Ittu New York theatrical producer
was met at the prison by bis wife
ang other relatives who bad come
bar* to graft and return with him t*
klroatiway
Carroll walked through the prtsoq
gates a free man abottly after 6:3d
o’clock after having served a little
more tha ay four mouths of hi* sea
tenca of a year and a day tor perjury
5a connection with hla "celebrated
bath tub party”- New York laat year.
Carroll has gone through a mental
bsjj. ddriag blu Imprison men’, said
"T. V. Rooney, hla director and ass
ociate.
The observation came from Rooney
today ua he waited for the arrival ot
n«»ro)e papers to aft free his employ
er. e,
* “TICa 5 mental hetl” Rooaey deeiared
wa* due to Carrotfa extretniy saesi
tlvie nature, Carroll did not mix with
e her prisoners on th» prison honor
farm where h«* waa librarisp or at
the mala hhlWing where he was at
frrt confined. \t was said hla dis
’lk* for prisoners or guard* *o look
at kirn avow'd Ho leal that he was
cc.ngUatiy tha £taW of all aye*.
FLYING RAPPER
REACHES PONTA
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Little Aaorm Town Down to
To So* Ship
Bringing Hor
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PONTA, DEIAIADA, AZORES, Oct
H—oP>, : The Eager little figufD of
Ruth Elder was discerned today on
the deck of the mall boat Lima aa It
steamed Into the harbor from Hort*.
The American Girl’s fame bad sprbnd
and she wu* welcomed royally. BY
her side was pitot George Haldetnan.
but It was the light of the girl and
the thrtlllug rescue that had wanned
ell hearts.
The American rounmil went at once
aboard the boat and greeted the avia
tors whl'.o the rrowd* ashore a wait ad
a claaer glimpse of Ruth’* famous
knickerbockers, red sweater, and bor
rowed cap.
Ruth|s delight increased on hearing
from the counsel’* l p« that the Ad
erlcaun bere were net disappointed
but rather considered the dkast«ar
highlygratlfylng in one sense as oth
erwise they would not have bad the
pleasure eg greeting the girl.
Fine Progress Os Legiou In
Past Year Shown In Report
The Wayqe Post of the American
Legion in meeting I*hi crentn r
elected officer* and received the ref/
welcome Intelligence that for the first
lima. ia tha hisferfy at 4s* -poa* *k«*
It lj out of deb! Topp'hg off the
v*-ry -ngfeeigM* Vveutng ,-W*» piwnty
«f succulent hurbeew. piping hot.
for the 12k In attendance. And the
TBBT Iu
t)r. i . V. Htroenldvr, long irf-omln
>nt In local legion affairs .was slevsl
ed to the place of Fust Commander
to succeed Hugh D>rtch. retiring. C
Dees whs named r cc commander,
Archie Warr ck ndjutsht, and i t'.
Crone, chpp'afp, Frgnk Jones was
elected to the' place of aervlcs otfl
err - jf-
A rouhlng vote of thank* to the
retiring officer* was voted bjr the
lYtal ior the record whk h ha* been
established during the nign of Co»-
nawittop Dortob Md Adjutant«Dae*.
Hr. Dortch in arakiog n repor* of
the *ct v.t|e» of th# year Mid that
the post nog ha# a membership of
ii». that during th| past yaar a
•P*clgl aur*9. hag bt*a provided fair
MMlqi RfM*
GOLDSBORO. N. C,„ FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 21, 1>27
SEIZE SAMPSON OIL WELL
WOMAN SLAYER
GIVEN REPRIEVE
F#w Hour* Before Hlm Had
Joked About Hor Ap-
; A proaching Death
CHK AGO. Oct. JO—OP)—The Cook
county death call yawned for ita first
female Inhabitant today bat tra* to
llllunla prtovdent the elocution wait
stayed two hour* before the time aet
for tt. No Woßlsfi "ha ersr paid thn
supreme penalty la this state.
8011 Jovial but nope the less positive
that sho preferred dreth by (he noose
to a life term in prison, er one of even
‘twenty Year*. Mrs. Catherine Casa
ler, hetrd. Judge William Brothers
grant her a week'* replte,
Neacr to forfeiture of h~r life for
murder than nny other woman evbr
approached la the Htate, Mrs. Caasler,
displayed no emotion when her life
wa*< saved gild she Joked about her
weight Tfuibly breaking a morgue
slab if ahe had been hanged tomor
row morning. Her eourt room *en
aationa. ahe laughed, were aan of
hunger.
WHY BLOCKADE
LOOKS BLUISH
Dapuiits liCarn Something In
Taking Still in Indian
Springs
Wayne county officer* in making a
raid i» Indian Hprluga township, no
far from the old Walker Mill discov
ered why tome blockade liquor being
turned out sow baa * ' Walsh’’ t at.
It fi because the coneotioa t* distill
disbWanhy, is dipped from Che atir
face hold. At least they say no.
In the las raid ihiY came upon
four men running « 40 gallon capac
Ity outfit by lantern light. Deputy
Sheriff Oar) ftnith waa alone
be discovered the errie light rblnlng
through the thicket* aid advunced
upon Ah* place Deputies J. <’. Kor
negay t.ntl H. B. Gardner were some
dia anas away at the time.
The men running the plant fled Into
th.» darkuee* und made good
escape. A .small quantity of liquor
had run from the worm Into a five
gallon demijohn. Six barrels of beer
weßr poured out.
Water for the "run” wa* being ob
tained from a shallow hole which bod
been dug at a low rlace h» the woodn.
It waa noddy, brackiab wa’er, but it
uNl tr being used In tha mash, deputies
skid. • /'*’
“You find this oedadonally. The
shinrr |u»t digs a hole a few Ter«t
deep and dips out the water."
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MB’* pgfrm sirr., rain lita
CHAPI.IN AFTER RAL OK TAI*
WASHINGTON, Oct '2O- ’’He's
pretty nice."
Ho said Mia Grey rhapl'n. ex-wlfa
of Charlie Chaplin, as er n call upon
President roolldge today. %
, Accompanied by her mother,„ she
was preaented to the Pretident by ex-
Ooverner Spry, of Utah, now Comxl#
rloner of the land office.
tained by the legion a* the Oteen
Ilorpilal and thikt a Hoy Scout troop
ha* been organised and sjit-ceo*rul|y
conducted with Mr. Dee* ns scout
The Fdhl jjjwoved llte. Boy
vrork. It'showed, I<» Viiiiug W pay $5
ii nion ft towHr<f”lfi<' l— • xj, 1 • of the
troop, wh’ch * node up for the n»o*i
MR -j*aS-/J-M, ■ cuariv.n ’«& vijf'•</»» '.•cr,- l -*uA
part pf boys who Would not have itus
opportunity of membemhlp ts fnrted
to bear the exp'-o«e themrclve*.
Frank I‘ananla. I Milan American
tencr, was presented to the Post as
the tenor who ill! render a concert
PinTCir like am pices hSxi
v'ay evening. The hour is *;l6 and
the place tlr* Community Memorial
Building.
(apian A. H, H. Yqung. Salra
tl»n army o fleer In ths city enter
tained the legionnaire* with un nd
dree* tn which he spoke of the royal
good fellowship of soldiering und
urged the Post menberw to cooper
ate ia ail th>agu wr«rthy for the city
and Btat*. Capt i’n Young served Cor
several yes** in the Engiiah army
and the ex-doughboys heartily enjoy
•d the trpln of thought be .uggeated.l
Allege [Fraud
b| Drillers
Slock Iraida ra in Experiment
Bring Actinn Againat Orr
and Wkerry
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Cl ANTON. Oct. ta—Following more
than ten weeks of inaction on (be port
of lb* drilling contract«r* at U»e Him
paoa proapatf tm near CHatea
court action wa* started this week. In
which the con motors are chorg d,
with fraud and g caaocllation of cun
tract wlbt damage- of $36, 000 u
naked. $ 1
Richard is: as trustee sos
the rukncribers to the oil well fund.
D" plaint ff la tl» act km. aad Meaars.
Orr and Whorryj drilliii contractor*,
and defendant* The action Is In the
shape of a petition for attachment,
in which the
“Perilso*l, the. court for a writ of
attachment on ti- certificate* of in
terest nnd the tPeU, drilling machin
ery and equipment mentioned In the
camplt’lat or any ofh*r property of
the defendant la,the Sta'e of North
Carol’na”
In.U-A complaint attached - 'to thi
petition, the trustee sets tor the
Uist--y of the *4l project and *f lh°
contr ict made with the drlllem, ami
p. i»t 1 it Iha 1 Hta trustee has oar*
rled out h'a part of tba ao*trac:C'by
the rnr meut of sl.l*o cash lo the t&il(
er* and M.&W i” cerufcatan of.inter 1
est, The p't( loa then **Fm~,
That th* def. 4dmyt, altar receiving
all t.ie cash fn»A tk# P*atatJff trus
tee that wa* caRM l#r I* th# don
tou-t and all of >he cartiflcatea of in
terest due nmou»|Mf *0 M.W« making
u total of c»-HMtd certificates <||
* Tx**#, l nv»» MlmmT*w*Wm*v aw* afar
non of their enntrac with tha plnta
tiff, and In the attempt to cbe.tt and
defraud the plainUff trastee ccaaed
all operation at th* well; have uegl>-
gent'y and carelvraly broken off and
left ia the well eai# alxty feet of
■trill stem, ’and have carelessly and
negligently dropigd Iht'o the well cer
tain piece* ot ateet, catting and bits,
thereby rendering'the well and the
money expended entirely worthies* to
the plaintiff and those whom he re
prerent*, and have dlachirgdd their
crnr’ioyee* and abtndoned operations,
and although demand has beeit made
upon them have wrongfully' failed and
refused itirt fall and
refuse to proceed with th? comple
tion of their contract, without any
Just cam* or legal' excuse."
SEEK NUMBER
DEPOSITIONS
High Waahingtoa Official* Be
Asked Give Information
Os Remit*
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2«-<>P)—At
tomey Haricot and a turn I
her of other# prominent in official
'clrc’ea will he naked to give deposi
tion* tomorrow for use In the insanity
hearing of . George Remus, one time
hootjrg katjr under first degree nar
tier charges In -Cincinnati f«r killing
hi* wife. t
v Testimony to show Intimate rela
tion* be ween Mrs, Remus <;»d
Franklin Dodge. Jr., departmeot of
Justice mainstay i* the Inveatlgution
will be sought by the defense counsel.
<’vun»el they wou’d un
cover proof th.’tt Dodge and Mr*, no
mils conslpred to xelie Itemu* fortune
and contended that the plot bad oau*
t-JTMh' Ituaifir/ Slot I ku*sd the niebot-'
mg.. .r.
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Community Fairs
Beinsr We& Today
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Headed by the Odd Fellow* baud
and plentifully supplied with sou
venirs, a gr. up of Goldsboro men
will today vis t the eoramunity
-<^rtr M in Die lutereot nr (he Wayne
County Fair which s ari* Octob
er 26. _
Fairs will today be held at
Rom wovd, Grantham
vlllr. '.he sehool will be the place
of exhibition tn each instance and
i»*re thm M*«o entries In the
three fxtr* had been reported lart
tyyii*iK®jTju- three tnwnllrp-i re
i*-*r*nted i* ihe undertaking*—
IVirk. Grantham, and Hkevllle *re
•bow ng much interest in the
events.
FILE WILL OF
JUDGE ROBINSON
Mrs. Kobinaon b Liftiimt Bene.
' flirilry of Ats Ragl tad Par
aoM»l Property
The widow i*f the lata. W. 8 o’B.
I’ot lusor i* mid# lifetime beneficiary
of »H real and i«sraoaej prwpetty la
the will of the lamented Jurist admit
tril tn feale yeateeday la the office
cf t leek of Court J. B. Hooka. Tk*
do: manat wa, signed o# J use 23,
I’SMI< r the provision# of the wHI W
p O’B Robiaroff eldest uaa. of h|j
heir* will In time tnkorH the house
op Vine *»o#t "I* whlck he art*
horn", tbo ‘ middle of three" between
Will loan und DaDy street.
John Robinson will ia Lint* la
heflt a house and lot street
west of the one willed to W. 8. O’B.
Hidilnson und a one-kwlf iatcrest la
tk* “office lot. ”
Rusaell Hob .anon will la tim* in
herit a house and let ah Via* *troat.
Blackwell Rabiasoa, will la time
Inkerit (ho bouse on Walnut airaot for
the past years the home of the judge
and one half Interval In the, pfftee
kd.
John M Robin*oa ia naarad execu-,
ter of the entate aad guard Ign of
Blackwell, the, eleven year old sos.
CIRCULATION
MEETING ENDS
Harirty King, OMcmlbUmi Mm
tgtr as Tfca Newa, |
t ram AanevlMa ■/. ,
ot The News, retaitaad yesgeKky
fritu Asheville, where he uUegged a
two-day aessioa of the Aihociallon of
Cirolin't Circulation Manager*
held at the VanderMU hotel Dolly
newspapers of North and Hou h C*r-
Mtlna aad Teaaeesaee scat their circ
ulation maaagera to the convention.
While in Aaheyial#, the delegates
wore eatcrialncd by the eity, by the
/shevitls Times, and by thc Aeh*
ville Citlaen.
’They did give uO a good (Ime.
There isn’t any jokh about that,"
said Mr. King yesterday.
“And I believe I learned a numbdV
of things that will help aa give lb*
suhsrrlbers to The New* better ser
vice
“One poia* which all emphasised
wa* that the time baa gone whea a
newspaperman be distributed to those
>who, fall to renew their uuheCription
wheu the paid up time expire* Ut
your circulation Hats allow egao’ly
the paid up business. aH agreed. This
is a thing The News has striven for
several year* and it is a pallcy which
will be conducted without change."
OABDIfKR MAKER TALK
RtTTHKRFORDTON. N. C„ Oct, l«,
— (JP) —'rtte uc’d of fate has corroded
ihe heart or Rwrape. o. Max Oardaor
of Bhtlbr, who recently rriaraed
from wu extensive tour of the Old
World told members of the Kiwanls
dub here tonight,
V—'— =r SSMtaR. -=
of tu
Delegates Os 53 Red Cross
Chapters Will Confer Here
(Special to News)
- WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 Hans far
p»r«leipatiuK in (he Kievan, h Annual
Roll f'nJi ot !b# Aim rlcan Jled
to be held from Armistice Dnjr f«
ThaulpySvla*. *UI, he
ftdtr w vk.cn la coapajatlbh without*-
tiunnl officer* at three regional
fanutcaa U t’anallan,
SiifciuH boadquanerx at rhe BTgaU
teuton at Waahlngton baa announced
that, in order to on th* proa
ent foreign and domautl# program
Ud to eonthiue disaster rotlof aerrlce
on the scale for the last five yean,
ihe annual in come moat be taeroaaed
at least $1,000,000. As Ute Red Croat
la ruppor hd by meniberahlp fee* thta
mean* that the membership must b*
increased by 2.000,000 ttsls tall, mnk-
In* a total of 6,000,000 members. K-f
--t> c< eta of each fee iwea to tha aa>
t|>ofi treasury, tha balaaea reauthr \
itig w!Ji the various chapter* lor
local wfrrk. ,
North Carolina cenfaroacc* art
*ch*du led a* Mlowa: Wednesday,
October 26, Hickory Hotel, Hickory;
FVMny, October 29, Memorial Com
munity Betiding, Ooidsbaro; Novfß
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Additional Steps By
Coolidge Remove Self
From Third Term Talk
ZERO HOUR OF
FAIR AT HAND
•MNMW * &
AN ImUmUim NM U Cradtt
ahto Bapmitlm as Waywa’a
Ptoimto
Tht mio hour” to «ltM to kw 4
at tbo Ways* County Pair.
„ On** a to mar* hour, romato w*
til too gatoo am otffe*i)y ami
for Uto annual eapoaltioo at lb#
'Vi yae Conatj Agriculturol araocta
Uon. aback will to toM tom (man
October St to 17.
£1 to bd|t)e and taatto at the
IMhK with exhhltar* n*d conoat.
•toaaatrm la a last minute mah to
i«t itair okhtbiu in glam for (to
orraiaf. beomtory W. C. Denmark
|ia« inalto all ■iiTlntoarti mi an
w«l
hlbttam aad coueoMioanalroy avary
tblaf matt to la waipmo by tot
later tbaa noon, Taanlay, Oetobat
M.
A wall roondad fair In all depart,
manta trill to tbaparn open to tto
pub:to. la too*, dMtora will find
ao many comply*? exhibit*. that (toy
will consUtata "tolra within a fair.'
Tbo litoral pratlhjpn Wtomd by (to
managoamut (to adnearionat dtoptoya
baa ramltad la saoh wide lntarant
that racortUbrrakJac Un b of aablWto
tom torn reported by aaarty event
deportawat arpriitotou.
tto llmotook abow. a* naaai, win
to n bit aa*. Btoeh <v*wa. praneng
hornoe. fnt pig. tab cnchllpf chfefe,
rat wfcl yto wltb eta anatbor tto pap
jtoa jupattoa. , r \
Woman and ohlldrta will to dM*
cl<Jny fbtcraeWd la to. aahMftorn
of tor* a»A fWa e!ub work. Tbay
wHI find (bat many of tto juranfla
exhibitor* barn exMbUn good enough
to win ptiam (tom tbnir nldnra la
-“prr .
An adocntlnaal fan
tof*i am ftor will .aat otortoydnw
tto aniortalnatnat fratnriac profan
•tonal banana boran raoaa. vaudeville
firework* and a My carnival will to
prabeutod.
Mrs. Grayson Attends
Sailor men's Banquet
OLD ORCHARD, Oct. 20—(AV-A
group (if rctarnna of (to aaa bide
wtltMt n now type of tailor and
wirbad tor Clod «nand In tor at
temp a to crone the Atlantic. Mn.
rrapcca Orayma. whoaa ptoun tto
“Dawn", in awaiting an tto egada harp
for a favorable maunant to fly to
Copehagnn today accept od the tavlto
tisn of tb^ Thirteen Club to oUaad
their ludcfcjon
The club memtotb, wko at at rough
tibloa. Incladod Marinea, long abore
men uud other man whoa* traffic In
tto iighway* of tto world. They
tame directly from their work In
rovrjhi garment a. but Mra. Crayton
*a|d afterward their waioomo aad
Meaning were a freeh IhaiplmUoa fcf
ter the long delay of tto flight.
her. t, Baptist eburch, Burlington,
On# handled and twenty-fee chap
ter* ta lb* a tat* hare bedn invited
“ ItltUlHi 11 to be repraaeat
*d at Uw_ Hickory conference, 53 at
Qaida***, and 2« gt JktHtagtim, led
batlssma I aoA - --
v aw -as n Dfwuvwk
Representing National headquarter*
at the dan ite mkwatM,- vHt br
-Douglas &*tam»M*r. d'rodor of. pub.
He Information and roll call, who
had charg* of raiaing tha great
Mlaslaolppl Valley flood relief fund
of 517,000,000; Kvervtt Dts, *uff aa
stotont to the vice chairman, 1l
"haras of Red Crook work ia sight
Southern Kiaton, and Ifiaa Maud* I*
l**wl». who. aa aaalataat bo the dt
roctor of the Junior Red Cron*, hair*
direct the program of aa orgaalaa-
Hob of nearly 0.000.000 school chit,
dreu.
Dr. WlTCaai B. Radden, aallnaal
nwslUhl officer, «f| address tha
Burlington coaferenoe, log other with
vVilHam M. Mania, italYaaoistnat -fa
,th* riot chairman and Ma* Lewii
Dr. Redden haa charge of tha giyaafie
anti-dJaasoe era and* in th* Misak*.
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producer of P«U tor too torn time,
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day. niter they ware mnitoy in tot
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