vV CiA ftIKK
F*|tly Qjlowdy. Saturday and Sunday,
with occasional showeri. Sunday.
VOLUME SEVEN; NUMBER 112
NEW RECORD HOLDERS ENJOY REST AFTER FLIGHT
Taking Things Easy At
Natal Alter Race
With Death Over Ocean
Wm in Air 51 Hours and 59
Minutes Prom Time of/Take
off to Landing
RIO pE JKNERIO, July 6—(Ah—A
wall earned reit wm enjoyed today at
Natal by fhrpialn Arturo Farrartn
Carlo P. Dclpreto They wore brought
there by a Braail mail'piano from Tu
tloa. fifty of Natal, whore
they finally landed after giving up
their attempt on their aeoond log of
the purposed non stop flight to this
city,
The flyers were In the air 51 hours
and 69 mnlutes. and estahllahed a
world'a distance record That feat
waa accomplished when they landed
at Point Oenlpabu. tew mica north of
Natal at 7 60 p m laat night
O
RIO OF JANEIRO. July 6- i/F)
Two Italian airmen today held the re
Cord for the longest non stop flight
4417 miles —making the fUat continu
ous Vllght from the mainland of Eu
rope to the mainland of South Ameri
ra. Captain Arturo Farrartn rind Maj
or Carlo P, Delprete brought their
huge Karola plane tw rest on the
beach at Oenlpabu. ten tulles
north of Natal at 7-60 p in (6 SO
p m - Eastern 'Standard time), last
night,,
They had been In the air wlthitgroie
minute of 62 hours, having hopped off
from Montebello Field Rome, at 7:61
r m Rome time (1:61 p m Eastern
Standard Time) Tuesday
Set Saw Record
They broke the distance flight rec
ord es 1909 miles set by Clarence ’
Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine a
little more than a year ago In a flight
from Roosevelt Field. New York, to
Elileben. Germany.
After a rest of a» hour and t,wrnty
minutes at Pctlot OenipAw the Its!
tans hopped 'Vft MStn ror Rh. Jan
elro 1600 miles away, but were forced
to return on account of fog
In their record breaking flight they
followed a route p»st Gibraltar and
over the ('ape Verde islands and
southwest over the Atlantic, before
landing on' the beach This course Is
♦643 miles, but an airplane liL used
In determining Lhe record. *
Survive Slnrm
Stormy weather with heavy cloud*
put the flyers In peril In the: last'
hours of their long flight They had
difficulty tn getting their hearings* af
ter reaching the coast of Hraxil
SlgKTed over Pori Natal st 4 p
W. they were belelved tn he headed
for Rio Janeiro Preparations were
Immediately begun there to welcome
the airmen and'special trains began
to Tarry enthustasis to the Aftonsn
rrlatlnn field to greet the flyer*.
Apparently airmen became con
fnaed for three hour* and 45 minute*
after helnit alghled *t Port Nasal
they landed ot» the beach "ten mile*
to the north At »:J0 p. m how
ever, they took off M* I ' l renaming
their flight toward Rio Janpero
(Vflrwda nt 4>4d*
Air the landing field* alowg the
coa*t which are need by the mail
plane* of the France-Argentln* serv
ice were lighted to guide,; he llallana
in their w*y during th«y4i»4it. Those
who had floe had to the ttto lantgro
flying field In the afternoon remained
there throughout the nlghf to wel
come the Itallhti*
l u«ed One Motor
The record breaking flight was
made In a Rsvola monoplane of metal
and wood construction with » 550
horaepower Flat motor It* tented
maximum apeed la 111 the neighbor
hood of ISO roilea an hour with a full
Joad, and Ita average cruising speed
ta between 110 and 125 mile* an
hour
The machine loaded ha* a <b«l
weigh of 13.500 pound* and a dura
tion* radio* of more than fi& hour*
The 8-t>4,'a* It la known. Is-a slater
ahlp of the R-$5, which has been act
ive in the relief work for (be lli fated
K< bile expedltfon.
The alrment aet the dnrstlon ftlrht
record at 6k hour*. 24 minute*. 36 1-5
(C*ottnued trout page 3)
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
HEAD IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—WRAP BY BUYERS ItI.TOKE THEY BUY.
GOV. REFUSES
JORDAN PAROLE
Mtev. Jordan. Serving Term fpr
Bigamy. Refused Parole by
Gov. McLean
%
RALEIGH. July 6-" t cannot
tend celefneney simply because the
family us "a priauuer u aafflartng
wrote Dr. laither Little, pastor First
Rapist church of Charlotte, wh« hid
O
for clemency for Bev. Mr.
Jordon, a former Methodist minister,
who la serving a sentence In Ktate's
Prison for bigamy Governor M< l.c*n
letter follows:
■'l have your letter of June 30tli, In
which you urge me to pardon Ytev.
Mr. Jordon, former Methodist minis
ter. who was some time ago. eon
vllidted of bigamy In Mecklenburg
county and sentenced to Hie State’*'
Prison, for the'reason that he hits
teen sufficiently punished and that
his present wife ia suffering Incon
venience by his sepc-ratlon from her.
’■•While l appreciate the spirit and
unselfish purpose of your recommen
dation In tills rase l , I cannot bring
to the .conclusion that Mr.
Jordon has been sufficiently punish
ed The offense which he committed,
aas a very yertoug one, and dim to
the fart that Ihrre were no rxtenuat.
%
Ing drcfimstance* connected with It
I am hound to conclude th»t he
should be punished as provided by
the judge sentence -»■ - ,
. "Peraonally, I am sorry for the
last Mra. Jordon and the Inrnu
venlence she I* suffering, but I ran
not extend clemency simply hecaiqge
the family of n prisoner is, suffering
li.conveniecn If i should »dopt
that putter, t would tie compelled- to
d'acharge from the Htste's Prison and
chain gangs of the State a very large
proportion of (he prisoners confined
•herein It Is 1 almost invariably lie
case that those who’ are convicted of
violating Hip law* have helpless fam
ilies and usually the families suffer
m«re Inconvenience than the prlson
>rs themselves I feel, however, that
the family should be taken care of
t.y charitably Inriindt- iiidlvldants
end organisations of the community,
supplemented... by the apr"prlation
v hlch the State makes through the
Department of Public Welfare, for
(his purpose. Moreover, J cannot
tall tn remember "the plight of the
ether "wive*" of the prisoner. v<>o
are up doubt, suffering Inconvenience
on account of hi* reprehett«lhle cfin -
.OUCL. :. x——; —l _ t _
"AKSurltig you of my appreciation
of yrtur, intercßted and beucvoleni
attitude, and regretting tat I can.
not see my wav clear to comply with
your request, etc,"
*30.18X1 SOIOOI, HOI NK
TO BF HI lI.T AT FAITH
SALISBURY. July 6 (Ah The llo
e»n county hoard of education has
to John I) Brown, local
contractor, the contract <f.r building
ci a school at FAa.ltt». The (-st will
he approximately 330.094) The build
ii?4t wll c<mt.»to Id r,ia«s rcoittg, an
auditorium, principal * office, teach,
era room .fiitf.-wjrtl have aH. modern
i onventcag^a»-w.
Montgomery- Ward Store
Is Now In Girder Stage
(’on art net,lon on .the proposed Mont
gi.mery Ward building on North John
t.ireet, i* progressing veiy satisfac.
Iftorvlly according to one of the work
’tft.fty. who is a member of the ion
struct Ing force at work In pulflng up
lhe steel frame work of the building
Surrounded by a high board fence
(o keep spectators from geMlng t»
close to the rising structure, the sit,
n! the building was. a scene of hits
fling yesterday. A huge derrick,
mounted on a mammoth truck, used
ir. lifting the giant steel beams to
The Robinsons Hold a Reunion
*
H . I iiißlinE
i
Wbrn Senator Joseph T. Robinson, Demo
cratic nominee for the vice-presidency, atjd
Mrs. Robinson, returned from the party’s con
vention in Houston, they got a royal greeting
■t the hands of their Little Rock, Ark . neigh
bors, but the most pleasant surprise of all
awaited them at home. Here the entire fam
MEEKINS H ANDS
OUT 149 YEARS
IN PAST YEAR
District ’'Federal. Judge I’jisscs
Sentences Tolaltng TT!T\c;iit,
3 .Month*. ,10 Dstys
HAI.KIGTI. July c f/T’l H-ptcucc'
iggicgaUmi 149 year- five mouth
and in days Were itnpond upon 231
“po r»oha T'oriv'c Jed byj lirTe*,' ui itl tl»r
184 defeiidatHs who plead guilty hv
l»re Judge. I M. Mdekin* In Eaatnrp
f‘,ir<>lln» «|tsf ri«-t Jcd> ral ■ • irt .
during 'he fiscal year ended June 3<»,
enmpared with, '<_• r«f• •m< < totalling
154 fur the prcvlouN year
Violators of the tint I itucl prohtbl
lion laws fared badly before Jitdre
Mcv-kitrs. trim Imp”-ret svmtpnrrs IC
tiling id ytati and .fourth motithu
For violations es postal laws,, Judge
Meeklns Eatpmted ■tnlrnt'«i lotaTltng
.10 y «i* and three days.
Tim amount of flnc.v and forfeitures
assessed by the court, during tin year
•Pi criminal cases amounted to
.15 of which amount 11*883.57 was
paid
The anfdHtr of criminal < > ■<• yy
H m th” ctr'tre --Tt-t, rn rtrrtTtrf
miring tin; period totalled 'Sift- of
which 56# were tried and disposed of.
The number of convict j ots totalled
231. pleas of ynlUv were entered by
184: 81 wire acquitted \- toil prossi .
V l ' I 0 ’ • a • las ■ . i
were dismissed, and 153 wore
left "pen.- ' '
■Sentences totalling eight Vries liticf
t>
k veu iiiont lie were given dcjJenilJiitt.i
found vnltty of violating- tin narcotic
set; term.l agg legal lug I" ■ If • ty.j,
diiiposyd upon is roi convicted of
violating tie Mann act
• Amountnrf* litm anil'fjurfcftswui'-ii'*.
f t:d J’lyi '
of wlrich amount f3.T36.tl way col
ter ted
Ikeit proper place on the f. am< taroti,
ah <■ day
It far * 11"'* tid that tTi■
Ws>r h.i-i of tile Imilditu, will In
hegun In -a I«• w d.ij- and utter l|ii .
ha* Im'ofi laid, work »n the actual
ci imiruction of the flour* a**4 wafts
••f thr butWt-te tt- tv sittd »
lit* corning ttf .Montgomery nnj
Ward store to (juld-lmo is tak-n a
rh. Indication that ihi- < f |. n ..
nixed a a being one of the real ien
t
trig of tiailc m Utts htUwu,
GOLDSBORO. N. €. SATURDAY .MORNING. JULY 7.192 N
Playgrounds
. Might Go On
According to Information received
. I. rd.i \ bv III! N< w "I"'I 11 bo, ftl
tlo- ri fy pTnyggoUltdg, which lire Ult
ft>r lhe supervision of It. C. Itohlti
.ii oi lb. Mayne i onniy M< ne rlal
Luliding. ntuy Ik: >!ittend<d through
iin. whole, instead of fir just rf> par
of the HHWHtI, aft was the case last
jiar. Thi>- prohahilltj of at: ext'-n
s ou of The play ground set vl6li t » TTi v :
i hiidren n f the rfty Is mndo pmsiW”
by ( own ihutloo to tin play
inude recently liy Mr* \Utia Well.
Mis Kiln IPinten, and the Wayne
Found at ion, and other contributions
.. it I : M .
(lie phxygrakind work, will follow
Th:: city futnMicd fpndw fpr run -
n'ng four play grounds, and the swim
in lii i' pool ill the northern pait of
ih<>- city, itiis iigrccmimt hav iug been
made at a mooting’ of the Fkmrd of
Aldermen several weeks ago.
With the • ad/lltlnal iui.mmls tint
| ,hi’ hein recently contrHtUted, tC 1
hopiij, and expiicted that thi play
• ground program tnay h< it tended
fa.j.oiyl* rise .'«u>nUi.r**-66wii*.
(dfildirn In the iiiy are regular vlsi
Lola, at- oiU-il liX llui .city plal JLIOULIiLi.
every day, where games are played,
stories age told and ft good t-ltoe In
gt-pvral had hy'3he kiddle;- ,
I‘rimim; rody
IN ANNUM. ViEET
i - rt
N. < I >|»ithHiU‘, >lt ter I’rinl
crs\ A-s«»« iittion. Holds Nn
ntial ( on. at (ih’Htslioro
tliti:KNrilh tint July ?. M’i Tie
Tiibd.!e’4as., i «d*#U»r
printers a nocl-it o.u op. m d Its uc
nnd gtiutiw! ‘I .ev.utciu -a’ AodjefleJu
Inti Ip.lsy for two daytf oi Puslne».s
dtrcnvslous 'aed <!. 1 < lTr«:utn*-itl. •
Auth'o tt .■ of .!.'<• i"i.al r< pu*« w. ..
try. p'okct Upon bf tlo printer* as
Well (|.|s|tficd. to d pi,i' Cllt d‘y
problem- •■! the prlnlptfrriilrirrtry, lii
Soith iai m. i wire . signed pla< e
(tn the o ..rivention program
The-*- Vti Tbdyd': Alexander ltoc»r
of r|. .. • dii.at r "fjhe marketing
liHV-ail U.. Ult'crii;|ii.on.-it Hmd
it iii. i t* T cl In ti" : Illicit Murrdl
.11 < is. ir 3 \\ right,
Waahlftg'fFi. I* < pre 4.lent of the
F. i: ■!. I . •. / • I p'dPi idid. John
J. peiitiv. I’lU-iiucgh form* ij. with
• • • ••.tTTn- —trnrraui a *:
Waghjfißtmi
m Washing!on. I). <’...
Virgin. South i'arolloa. la.laware,
Maryland arid thl.-' grate ware o.i
•
iiy had gathered in their honor. The picture
shows Senator and Mrs. Robinson; Mra. Rob
inson’* mother, Mrs. Chester Miller; Mrs. Rob
inson’s brother, Chester Miller, Jr., and babv
Emily Miller, as they appeared on the porch
of the nominee’s home.
( EARHART TRIO
BACK IN I .S.
AmHia Karhnrl nni Cuiwpmt
k»n»i in 'l'ransallantir Flight
Knrk in New Yorfc
NKW YORK. Jilly fi ■ </K MU<i
' Amelia Kurhurt. Ilr*t woman to fir
) nrro!;-f the Atlantic, stepped la»<k on
Aiiu-'fl' iu oil .-nun after ten o'clock
today alter a return Jou'io«y 'fr«jni
-kim-upti—by Wat i.* reeelYtuce trwlsjr
from admiring crowds and
tin: official ■ i>n.;i utulkllofiH bf tin
«■ 11 With h* r wi re VY timer Stult/.
end laiulu GortloU, pllpt and medi
an. uu Ini' All.mill hup. •
Tin- flyers arrived on the Presi
dent |{'a»-i vidt Thursday flight hut
it li aim'll on. thn >thip at
r.itll they were taken off by Hie cit/-
hip Ai.ti ..n di« kial at tile flutter)’.
Mi- Lurhart and her companion*
w.ri’ *fri van to tlu> city hall Mr the
ufTii UI w elt otnr
Wiiiilnno t run deii
Wmd’w; Hiring llp’udway v werp
D'mw ded a llh office Workers iiuxl'mi
("i u glimpse of Ihu woman flyer
U»f ..•<
Ai Hup mayor M> Ki'i> presented
mIT o! the tirret aviators with a
CWTOTJ of welcome. hut only Miss
farttian i w.i ill .t hy Afayur W ,ijh
' r, «hu i. In falitut pla on a visit.
I lii- other two’were signed hy Mr
Kec.
1' iiilni. Miss Harhart a the flint j
- ' V i . x to fly ar-rnxs th. Atl.ilitti
Uio scroll handed her read: "To thn
t.iinii sou have slrr.tdy. pron as a
l ustdi'as woman, student ’of llte-ra
lui. philanthropic worker a m <>ny;
%71 !i ijients .»f i h<’ poor, amt 4.
a port- you have now added the
t'* rotvhtnjt TAXiTet~"ain-otigurri ss of the
ail. p.
' v "" tiery. uu.i ..Vm-Mde
l ITh -feminine um<i*trty\ whMh
hi fa t.rliod ydti 1 victory. will,
we .iro i|i, . prove a burning in -
epiiiHi.ll: to th* thousands of Ann r
ha.” ,
SPijIU w.i n.ilaime.l for hiit' "deed
of .iiOoii.i iliral d.irin. in pUuting the
montTpinne Trn nd .liip tp-ross th<v At
lantic." >•
A3
N-.t ,0 .n.. i,» the leader <*l an-ai
■ hli-rpr ,1 , 1.. i 4 n, • (In glory <if vi<
tairy,* r*ad thi m roll, handed Gnr
d'oi
1 i,. jrayty Hi.it w. ut ilown the ton
t rmel fie tfyio* imluded Con
m.mdei Rl* hard i Ityrd. tr*nsatlmi
tie ft * * a i.*t North ~|h>ie flyer, amt
Aid* rmair f.e maid .1 <ir*'e'man jif
tTiU ago.
’ 1 ••<*. ’ ■ *. - o • It:.' |t,l| she
I‘iillder "f 1 fi., ;ivy <>l tusnian told
Mi-n harhart 1- h> Rie.ieit her The
' ■ 1 t: 1 t'» 0" , ■fl 4 f 1 e .1V Te-
T*
lion* here,and in Oostuu,
Death Ot Lowenstein
Still Puzzling Three
European Countries
PLENTY OF PEP
AT SCOUT CAMP
Several Stoulm Punned Merit
Twin at Court of Honor
Meet Friday
Pep? Yes there Is plettly .of pep at
. amp Tuscarora tbia week. From
the yetting and singing that you ran
hear from the time you arrive
tamp until the time yop leave you
may know that there is a very peppy
• lid happy hunch around sotnowhuru.
And it Is not wasted energy either.
Because (here has been quite a lot of
work done this week. At the Court of
Honor held on Fftday.dhsjy w*re four
tnii second class, four fourth dasa
and thirty-four merit bardgt tests
pssaed The following Is a list of the
•counts appearing at the Court of
Honor and the tests that they pass
cd: ~ v ''
lieorge ijt*rr sec»ltd clasa
Robin Hood—second class
Clarence Wilkins second clans,
wood carving. ,
•William Corbett-* second class? ■*-,
Mab Moye— c|as».
Easley l , a< »- second class.
v '> *
Buak Tslton second class
John CcnTpcr second clasa. r
Tommip Gwsltney —second class.
Hugh Jones second class
('barlea Webster wcocmd claas. *.
YaTveile I>vlnson—kecond rises.
William Houston—second etnas
Aaron Epstein flral class, athletics
life >So Ing. pcrssnal health .
Kidney M.yora first risss, .at hist
hr, pioneering, scholarship.
I,lnwood Blac khurn -first risss. per
soyal health, public health.
lirugilmi Spoon* first etnas. --
Johu Lev Best- pioneering, cjrri.
it g, ftrcmanahlp. life aaving, athletics
Khaw Thel Htcvcns plonenrlng, pu
blic health, art. poultry keeping
Jack Brown flrat cl»ss. flreman
iliip. swimming. ■
( Jarepcc King' flrcmanshlp.
Buster Bt«rr, —first aid tn aulmals,
public health.
e THck' Thornton—first aid to anim
als, wood carving. ' 0 U
Billie ftTcjwn athletics, cokklng,
ptihllc liealth
Luther N«sh surveying.
4'larence Peacock —surveying.
Besides lhe alwivw tests bclug pass
ed there has lieen several timderfoot
t-sta *ud two Juuior Rad Croea Life
Baring tests’ passed by the seous'.
Thursday afternoon a great abotft
w.is hesrtf on tho camp grounds Up
on investigation tt was found that Dr.
Will Spicer of Goldsboro had come «n
the scene with five gallon freeier of'
Ice c ream The hoys are still smack
ing their lips over the delightful ra
membrane eta „
The s'ciuimasters from Goldsboro
came out to the catnp to conduct ona
of the »e«al»ns of their training
MMircce on lost Thursday night. After
la-ltn: cntcrtlancd around thee mimp
b re tlta scoutinsater*TTeld their little
«c>*mloii and then left for home. Wo
r-ctv vory rt« 4 ’to hare thaw dour* ■
wljh n« and hope thgy wjlt cuubm
again soon. f °. %
t "h
F.esldes «11 hla other duties Dave
1.1 lea still find* time to he In love Wu
see him looking at hla watch very of-
Ten. Wonder If ho is looking to sea
lhe time of day.
-» <
Oaorgo Edwards la fast as avery
cne know* The other night ha waa
wandering around looking for ghosta
Evidently he found one, .because he
. en» into the tent with a little more
■ pec <1 than usual About h«lf an hour
Inter a r.cl. hllig was on the
door o ftlic* teot Upon opening the
ib or hi* shddnw nnic In it being leTt '
ttrae far heliiud. in his great desire to '
get l-ette ft some wwdatrd crpTTt
fK.
Wuxtry Wuxtrv In acHition to 1
• Tl
feeding the si nut * anil looking aftwr
finance and s thousand other things
tie Scout Executive has found time
to grow an awing <ut his upper Up.
MEMBER OF
THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
PRICK PIVI CENTS
May Never Be Solved aa NeHh*
er Nation Know* Which Nar,o
Officially Act r *
RARIB. July • {#)—' TH*'daath qf
Captain Alfred Lowettirteie. weefthr
I’elglaa flnaneler.. was atilt peiaHac
three Kuropean Nations teffay. The
mystery of hie death la Croatia* tto
hnglieh ( haunel aa to whether he
lumped ou. hie own accord, or *cc|d
rbtly fell, may never be Mini. aerth>
nilacly ee U la not knowa which ot n
the tWue
with ofmrtaf-ewOmrtty.
PARIS t/Pi eapUle Alfred Uwr
cAsteln. mystery man of Kuropean (ha
nice, today proved to ha a more mya
lerloaa ft*ure la death. i f
roar theories recardiag hla pladfe
fmm hla prtrau airplane whUs crahf
Inc the North Sea wore aCyueeiL.
acekdent, crime. suloAde, er h*hs.
There waa a arowln* belief that th*
death waa iat arcldewtal The thd*
ry of a crime, while aot Impoaalhle,
waa ronstdered more aad more lm-'
probable. A ho*ax eeemed meat «R
--lllely. ■' ■
la Psrls, lon don. Rrueeeta aad Mr
tin yitook recated qMoMr
When the death of the
ram# known. 1 A low wild report that
ti e announcement of the dlftt who
merely a a«fMscular trick aader the
rover of uhwtaeoaitda, still elite
w»s arranging aome hhdhio— deal hf
reived aome support* « ’*.3
While Blue kna Math falNtf to
port the theory Os aa liuldfl. which
■ mptoyeJe of the ftamolor MM. W-M
reroanlaed aa h plaualbla oxflaw
tlon. Although It la octruamlr dlfl)>
cult. If not ImpoeetMe to epeu tM
door bf a plaaa against the terrtfia
w ind pressures whan the plaaa la (a
flight, th* preaaurc would bar* been
l«s« When the plan* wa# MSftUIC In S
turn. At such s uma UoweuoteM
might have been thrown off hla
< net by the motloa aad hurled agalaot
the door wbleh would open Jest aa.
ough to 1* him slip oat Mai league
the sea
,s!
It teemed probe Me today that the
LVaniih aiathAriiiM Milui am
e s ww* T vv wwowwTyesww omaw
further tnijtiiry than that coaductai
at ralala It waa setahHahed hy too
tlmijny ther* that th* tragedy hap
pened In British waters and thsrefof*
French authorttlen wore aot calloA
upon to Intervene. o *
* "J
TWO YBAR OLD MYBTBRY
CLBARBD UP YESTERDAY
TOLEIX). July d~(A*l —The two
year old mystery of the brutal kllllig
or Miss Mlly Oroy of Toledo, who wdp
struck down and killed tn the rafidt
es a relga of terror caused by tha
Notorious Toled* Slugger over twa
years ago was clsarecl up today with
the confession of Charles Hoppe. >4.
child slayer, who a little more than
a month ago kidnapped little Dorothy
SleldKowskt age 7. from bar bed. add
attacked aad'strangled her Krouglt
to trial here on a char** of aarder la
the first degree. Hoppe threw himself
■'ll the mercy of the cquU. pleedtdg
aullty Three fudge* “ were hearth*
evldnecw o n the mans sanity to be de
termined before sentgjfk* was passed,
when Doctor La <Juern*r defsaa*. al
ienist. started the rourt with the
rouncement that Hoppe was the slug,
gar that kilted Miss Crop.
GOV. AE- SMITH WLL GO n
TO FUNERAL OF FRIEND
ALBANY. July d—(IPI— Alfred *-
Smith. Item or ratio Presidential N»-
-mlnee. left late today for Centsrvllle,
Maryland (o attend the funeral to
morrow of John R Raacowgh, the
Governor** friend, an en officer oi
the OenetA.l Motors Corporation, who
"aa killed In »n accident
1 arlv today Govern)# Smith expects
to be buck at th* Mansion tomorrow
night when he Roes to Bear Moaatahl
park to deliver an address to the Bdw
Scout encsmftment. rrom these hg
plan* to got to New Ycrfc. _
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