WEATHER
Increasing cloudiness followed hr
showers Saturday night Colder Sat
urday night. Sunday fair.
VOLUME SEVEN; NUMBER it
BREMEN DOWN IN LABRADOR
& BERRY BUILDING AT HOSPITAL BE OPENED WEDNESDAY
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Exhaustion Os Gasoline Eorces
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German Plane Do Forced Landing . _
~f>.r' . ' . - \ n
After Having Spanned Old Atlantic
Plane Slightly Damaged in Mak
ing Forced Landing Bat
t Men Are Sale
ISOLATION OF ISLAND
DELAYED SENDING NEWB
Greenly la Nana* of Tiny tale on
Which Plane Found Haven
Os Refuge
(By Asseadated Pres*)
Apparently tally authenticated
report* aaaeaaced the German
antylMt Eresien sad her f!er
mae-IrHh crew have heatca that
aviation hasten —■ nnn-*top West
ward Sight es the Atlantic
They did aol ceaiplet el y achieve i
object iye-E It.
shell Field or heavea -hat they
tied la the eaatera aad westera
share* In a 34 hear Jaaip Lem
Ireiaad te Labrador, assert dl*-
patche* (taa sere nil reliahle
seer res <t>
Slightly daauiged la a forced
descent. the Bremen was mid te
reet aader the sheer reck rllg*
es Creealy Islaad, a little “del”
et the aiap atarklag the northern
Up es Labrador.
Her f'ew es three- Re yea Tea
Nonas'eld, (A plain KeekL aad
fnL Fltsmaarlrn— aa ha rated hy
the leag arduoe*. alaiest fatal
Sight fro at Baldeaael Field, were
geest* es the islaad llght!i»a«r
The plaae leaded about aooa .
yesterday, all reperts agree, hat
the eaase es the Isotiiiea es the
•pat, ae aews reached the eatslde
werld aatil aearly 7 hoars later.
It tuw la a wireless aie*sage
from polat Aaionr, Labrador, ap
pareatly relayed there hy courier
sad read i
"German plaae laaded flreealy
Islaad aooa. Slightly da waged.
Crew yrtL' 1
» May Fly Te tUd
NEW YORK—<yp>—Mclcholr. repre
seatlng tbe Junker's Company In
America, announced tonight that l(
development* warranted, he would
fly the Junker’a C-38, xlsterelilp of
the Bremen to Greenly Island, Imbt--
dor. to Jftlri the crew of the German
plane s dQpbrtcd to have landed there
In Its attempted Island-New York
flight.
Melchoir asid he would await far
the details before deciding deflnlfely
whether to ma&e the flight. He said
It might be that he could carry re
pair port* and ' supplies to put the
Bremen In condition to continue he.-
lllght to New York .
Wert From Baron
NEW YORK—OP) The North Ger
man Lloyd announced tonight receipt
of a wireless message from Baron
Von Hucncfeld. one of the crew, of
the monoplane Bremen, confirming
the safe landing al Greanly ("land.
Labrador. Termination of the flight
was necessitated by exhaustion of
fuel, the Baron reported Tbe m--*-
bsge wed:
"Made a safe Intermediate landing
at Greenly Island, necessitated by
lack of fuel and strong headwind* en
countered on way, signed Von iluene*
feW."
lie port Confirmed
(By Associated Press^
Growing npprebenalon over the
fate of the German monoplane Bre
men engaged In the perilous west- '
vard Atlantic hop was almost en
t'rely last night with ex
ceptionally authenticated reports de
clared the machine was down at
Greenly Island. LMbrnbor.
The plan* was said to have been
(Continued on page 5)
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
7 ■ * o 1 J / «. W - ’* - » o
. READ Ui THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THETG WJJ*
Wants Negotiations
Toward World Peace
WASHINGTON. April 13-<A*l
■ N't gotiatlona for a world wide
treatly solemnly renouncing wap
iu f axbr of the PerlGc settlement
of international coutroverelee were
Intuited today when Secretary
Kellog invited the British. German
Italian, and Japanese government*
to Join FVsncff and the United
States in agreeing upon ami sign
lag a pact to tli£t ond.
It tu the first time in history
Ihat the UnUed States lias em
barked upon so extensive a project
(or the promotion of world peace
It has the sanction of President
Coolldge «»d the St tie Depitment
is confident of its ultimate suc
cess.
WAYNE MEN AT .
SMITH RALLY
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Deleft* tint of 100 !■ Numbed
Estimated As Being At Battle
Talk lit Raleigh
. d
-Wayne cqunty wax well rcpro*eut
ed at the AJ Smith for provident
meeting In Halelgh. Thursday night.
It was lesrned here yesterday. It
was estimated that nd legs than 100
Goldsboro and Wayng county cltliens
were among the 3,000 who filled the
Raleigh City auditorium for the pur
pose of listening to George Gordou
Battle, native Tar Heel now suc
cossful lawyer In New York City
discus* "Al Smith ax I knew Him."
"Yqu know I have never seen more
l-lcrcst manifest,” said one of those
who wa* present for the meetings
"than was shown last night. Battle
made « good speech, and I believe
he knew what -he. la talking about
and that Just shout means that Smith
wll! be nominated, and I believe he
will be elected.”
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Hugh Dortch, local attorney, wax
among those yesterday who came out
strongly for the Ney York governor.
“1 am going to vote for him and work
foi him.” said Mr. Dortch yesterday.
Some significance waa atUcbed to
the fact that J. Knlaon Thomson,
who ha* been mentioned as a possi
ble Smith delegate to the Houston
convention, was among those attend
ing the Raleigh meeting Thursday
night Mr, Thorn*on. however, has/
not yet commttteed himself definitely
and could not be reached for a state:
ment yesterday.
Concert by Mq.ry Lewis Ends
Eastern Carolina Exposition
The tumult and the shoutlug dies,
the captains and the kings depart.
u>d as the last moving picture char
acter of the pageant of last Monday
fllttod Into Invisibility across., the
silver screen at the Big Brick -Ware
rvouae laat night the Sixth Annual Kx
,>osttlon of the Eastern Carolina cliam
Srr of Commerce was history. Yester
day wss a big day wlttl the Exposition
-a big day somewhat comparable to
the opening Monday, gnd it was gen
erally said that If the weather mm
had not been such an ornery cusa
during Monday night. Tuesday and
Wednesday that thy Exposition could
Lava been classed os a magnificent
success.
Yesterday afternoon vraa childrens
day with Belfast school winning In
NUMBER CASES
DISPOSED OF
Judge Townshend Is Presiding
Over Ssuiom For Judge
Nunn of New Bern
Three divorces had Own granted
and a number of other cases disposed
of yesterday afternoon when Wayhe
countv superior court reqea«ed for
the day. Judge N. A. Townhend of
Dunn “'da presiding over the session
due to the fact lh:*l Judge Nunn of
New Bern, scheduled to hold the
court, libre was prevented u>n ac
count of conflicts of dales In hi* dis
trict.
Lessle Faulkner Burton was grant
ed a divorce-from N. E- Burton; Ab
ner William* from Minnie Elma WIR
llama, and Albert J. -Worley from An
nie J. Worley.
A Judgmmit In the case of C. O.
Watlx again*! the Rhode Island Kirn
Insurance company over Insurance
*a'd to he due following the destruc
tWrW IfN Os a warehouse lorat ed
h#re hid not beeii signed yesterday.
In the action of Mrs. Gertrude
Kdmttndann and other* against »
Ann Davis. Ihc plaintiff was awarded
4100.
In the action of M Bherman again <t
Charles Reed apd others. th«> plain:
(Iff wss awarded • low
Emmett Scott, by hlx next best
friend against Carl William* and
David Collier, was swarded 160. This
action grew out of an automobile
accident.
O
ELECTION BOARD
TO MEET TODAY
'yT 1
Gather At Courthouse At 11
This Morning to Appoint Reg
istrars And Poll Holders
With nobody at all exrlted over the
coming primary cauaty board
of elections will meet at the court- j
house this morning at 11 o'clock (or
the pq,rpo*e of organising,"! and ap
pointing registrars and polhiolders
lor the Democratic prlmhfy to he
held In June. George Vann, chair
men of the board. Issued tbe official
call-»yesterday.
Tbh primary I* now only about six
weekp and to date there ha*
-Jpsn very little dlacusslon as to pos
sible <Uyidldates.
\ KroW&flyt* distance it looka like It
will of tbe most legarthlc
prlmpVUs ever staged in the county.
(be school parade and then the hun
dred* of children piling Ipto the Ex
position to see flaby Dorothy John
aon dlaport herielf for their amuse
ment and then little Itoberta Wynn
ot Itnleixh. the danring doll, show
them -how it waa done. It wan a good
•how and everybody w»» having a
big time. Then Loyd Griffin started
handing out free ice cream from
the A. T. Griffin Manufacturing Co.,
,rnd there wee »u< h a rueh that It
threatened to break up the show. Mr.
Griffin had to deeDt until the prog
ram waa over, for It wav desiet or
break up the show Rut the kiddlea got
their cream after the performance
nnd had a great time doing ao.
And ae for the concert 'by Mary
On Page Three)
GOLDSBORO, N. CL SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 14, 1928
Hrtw Irish Airman
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Commaiulant Jaifies Fitzmau
rice, head of the Irish Fcae
State Air Force, who hoppeijf;
pboard the German transatlan
tic plane "Bremen” boundrior
the U. S. A. t .
WANT TO SELL
TO EUROPEANS
Tobacco Co-Op Receivers Hove
Formed Connection WUh
Bremen Company
RALEIGH, April Kxpres
siidt'belief Hytt Europe "is the prin
ciple ultimate market for dark-Bred
Virginia tobaccu," the receiver* of
the trl-OUte Tobacco Grpwera Coop
erative Association in receivership
sines June IK, l!*2K have asked permis
sion of Federal Courts to market lob
acca In Europe.
In their report for March, filed In
Federal court today the receiver*
rtated they had au order for three
hundred hogsheads of dart fired Vir
ginia tobacco from a Oremen, Ger
.na»y, concern which had contracted
to sell tobacco.
T| e German concern,, however,
wanth the tobacco shipped on con
signment declaring t-hat foreign buy
erx Insist on examining it before buy
lug. The receivers as a con*e«iyencc
request that they be allowed to ship
the 30fl hogsheads on consignment
to the Bremen concern.
M. L. Corey of Richmond. Vet. one
of three receivers for the association
was fn Europe last year, seeking a
market for tobacco. Ho contracted
with the Bremen firm to handle the
association's tobacco In Germany.
'land, Danxtg. Chezko Slovakia and
Hungary.
AMERICAN TO I RI*T IYJIKEI) "
DUBLIN Irish Free «Jate. April 13
Reveral American tourists were In
jured today when hundreds of tons
of rubbish and boulder slid down
the side of Mount Errlgal tn County
Donegal just as the tourists were
nearing the summit.
URGES HOME AS
NATION’S UNIT
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Col. lAngutoa Addrem Rulbvr
fordton KiwanUiw At
iUgubtr Mm ting ,
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(Ruthelford Coanty Newel
Col. John 14 1-aagetou of Golde
boro. Democratic candidate for Ltea
{ehint Governor wee tbe principal
speaker before the weekly meeting
o( the Rutberfordton Kiwaate dub
at the Iso therm* I hotel lest Tbore
,day evening. Tbe attendance was good
Tbe Goldsboro man dt< not awatloa
his candidacy. He eald Ike wanted his
audience to think. He wae Introduc
ed by Klwanlaa R. 11. Price aad eald
in pen: .
"'Many people believe that you caa-
Opt think as a group without losing
your Individuality, but I believe yoa
ran. The eeaenliala of good clttsea
st.lp are: Home stability, demand for
a square deal, tolerance of a decent
opinion, reaped for constituted au
thority and hqve a real spirit of De
mocrecy./
if We have too much floating
arouud. bunting for jobs and a home
Moat or us do not have a real opln
■<<u »ti many public questions. There
h ttfo much "cusslag” at govern
ment. It's better to have a weak gov
ernment than none at all. We should
rot walk around and abase oar offi
cials tpeh as Sheriff and county
Commissioner* Only half oar gM
pic voted In the Inst election. Indif
ference of the public to matters of
importance. Is one of our greatest
dingers. Reel red-blooded cTtlaens
Hkn "straight from the shoulder doc
trine.”
The address wee full of thought
cr jj sound advice.
IS FOUND DEAD
IN HOTEL ROOM
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Heart Failure Regarded A*
('nutting Deatli of Wilson
Man la Clinton
A travelling men hy the name of
Richards of Wilson, wae found dead
In hie room at a hotel la Clinton
Thursday morning, according to iefor
mat ion received here yesterday. A
hotel potter, calling at the door of
the room, discovered Mr. Richards
dead.
No tnquest wee considered neces
*-ry, It was said, as heart failure
was aaslnged as the cause of death.
IIOBUKB MAKER HOTEL FIMA PR
vGREENBBORO, April U (A*J
Grady Pugh, alleged hank robber es
caped from the Alenrsnce county jail
at Graham yesterday by lathering
hie body with eoap and worming
ills way through a hole In the bare
used for passing food Into tbe celt.
Visito rs Praise Progress
Being Made in Rural Wayne
"We have been In five k(i(*i before
rotnlriß here, end I am free to cou
less'that we liave not Inspected a
county .equal In community progress
what we have today aeon In •Wayaa."
Kuch w»* the declaration of Prof. J.
M |)eau of Mississippi Agriculture
and Merhanltw! college, in express-
Ing the view* of the party of club
ind*n from Mississippi who spent
yeatreday afternoon atudying rural
e!ub progreaa In Wayne. Prof. Dean
made the declaration In the courao
of a meeting at Rrogden echoolhouae
yeeterday afternoon, a meeting pro
ceeding a barbecue and fried chicken
aupper in honor of the vlaitors and
tendered by'the ateerluTg committee
of the rommhnlty club association
of the county.
The Mlealaalppl party, Prof Dean
Governor McLean And
Other State Officers
To'Attend Ceremonies
AGED WOMAN
DIED FRIDAY
Funeral far Mrn. Martha L. But*
wick, 77. WUI Bn B«U
Thin Aftsrnuam
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Tbe tauffal of Mrs. Maltha L.
Berwick, who dlad at tha home of bar
brother J. S. Lee ofthis city at f
o'clock yesterday moratng, will ka
bald from tha grave naar Satan
Springs Saturday afternoon at I o'-
clock. s-
Mrs. Barwick woe eetreWy-sevea
years of age and had been la declin
ing health for several months.
She Is survived by one brother, J.
8 Lee of Goldsboro, ooe daughter,
Mrs. B. B. Nana of Faison, ooe eon
A S. Barwick of Seven Springe aad
severals nieces and nephews
Her bttsbend. Elisha Berwick, pre
ceded her to tfie gave some months
ago. *
Mrs. Barwick wae o member of
the FTee Will Baptist church, aad
Hrr |. O. Griffin of thin c*y will
conduct tbe funeral xarvtcaa. *,
SEN. HEFLIN
ROARS AGAIN
Lnbcb Al Suillk An Director of
fslknii Political
MacUM v
WASHINGTON, April 13—(A*)—Ogt
maneuvering Senate leaders who
ecugkt to delay his speech Senator
Heflin of Alabama made a now at
dbk on Governor Alfred B. Smith of
Now York and brought Into tha mage
of hie fire Major James J. Walker
of New York Clty.^,
The Alabaman charged that tj*
New York governor and candidate for
the Democratic presidential nomina
tion la tbe bead of the "Roman Cath
olic Political machinal la America”
and asserted that tbe Smith campaign
fund wav “the largest sad moat car
rupt ever used”
Mayor Walker wee declared by Hef
lin t: be s smooth artist the slickest
ell In tbe pond. I
UKEEKSBOfeO WDTS
GREENSBORO, April IS.-GP)- -
Greensboro high school was declared
winner of the chief honor in the hign
school music con tost xrbkdt etaspd
today, taking the trophy for Claes A
schools with a" total scorn of >4
points. Aahevllle woe second la Class
A division with 31 polats.
explained, was made np of men and
women who had diatlngulahed them
telvaa In commanlty club work la a
ronteat In Miaetaafppl and wera a*
warded the trip East to atudy rural
club coadltloaa In other atatoa. The
vlaltora apent yeaterday afternoon In
touring the county attended the meet
ing at Rrogdan and the community
dub gathering which followed and
last night heard Mary Lewis ting at
■/hq Exposition
Prank Jones, chairman of tha ateer
Ing committee for Wayne county, pre
rlded over the meeting at Rrogdan
yaaterday afternoon*. A. H. Vessay. of
Hose wood master vocational sgrlcul
tura teacher of the south, weloomed
the vlaltora to Wayaa county and Mr.
Dean respond, d. County Agent A. K.
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MEliflßH OF
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THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
PRICK fIVR CENTS
Now BuiUteg WMI Hnm T»Wr
cater Imum
Rseg At llg»Kbl?
MARKS START Os NSW UA
HOSPITALS CBKPULNEBS
O. Wodaeoinp.Aprii iA ttoiagt
Goldsboro, wilt bo opened aoeordtag
building U to bo used to care for
th c tnbsrcnlar lamas of St tohmi
rooo to North Carottaa.
Thor# win bo open hoooo toy
whito people who drilro to rie* the
Officials will bo boot aad o» totoreot
lop prog root Will bg glow M 11 gJO.
On Tbaredap. April IMb. tbo col
boiog dooo lor tbolr rooo North
»rr^Tt
boro of tbolr root N 11 i a.
Sf tblo no moar"m
IKwoiblo will argil tboowofroo or tbo
opportunity to rie* tiMbiastltutieu Ob
IX Ml. M.
Oggrvg P. RrHt" DM la Mil
Ywtahr p
FV>l lowing u Itlaooo of poor o poor
Ooorgo F. Britt, CS. died at Mo bow
Boar Colppoo oboot 8008 yesterday
Tunaral service will bo t—mgtiit
(root tbo booM at CM thlo oflotoooo
bp Nor. Mr. Loalor of tbo Calypso
Baptist church ud tatenaeat will
bo la tbo cooootorp at Colppoo
A r tan plication of Oloooom orlgloot*
log oboot twolro Biootba ago oaooog
tbo doath of tbo good atau.
, Ho hi torrlroi bp tala widow ifdkp
•Is childroa. Tbo cbUdroo art Bob'
•rt Britt of Wilaiogtob. Mr*. Loooto
noot of Norfolk, MM Loots Britt a
teach or lo DapUa' coootp ooboolo.
Mooof Britt of Waohtogtgo, a C-. aad
two cillldrop Jooooo aad Baehol who
Biako tbolr homo* with tbolr motbst.
\yr, Britt woo aaarrtod tbroo ttooa.
tho last tiato to MM Sollp Albritton.
A son of tho Into Mows BrittV of
Grant ham ’ township, ho llvod Ibr
many psora la Wayag county, - moo* "
lug to Duplin upon his mnrrincn to
Mlaa Albritton. ~
Two brotbnru onroloa: W. Q. Britt
Pr., of Goldnboro nod Monos Britt of
Clinton.
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OLD »AK WBALS
MOTES AT LAST
’VkIGHTBVILIX Banob. April lb
UT>—Cbnara rang oat today da tbo ”
80 t >n whwlo. loft on tbo boagh bp Um
• avos ulna dap* ago. Onaltp wna tow
»d out to uoo bp two powerful tags
aft* I r.earlp n wuofc at ofMt to moro
tho curcuou away and prnpnro It In.*
ih»- rats museum at Raleigb.
Thonraads have come barn to aao
the giant urn mamatol. la the iaottew
dap/ cf its pruasoea. streauoas com
plttad worn made bp rentdant that
tho < m upiag balk wad scorning + *
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