WEATHER
. Mostly fair continued warn Friday
{•llo wad by tbaadarabowara In waai
portion Friday night ar Saturday.
VOLUME SEVEN; NUMBER 135
ENGLISH FLIERS ARE RESCUED FROM MID-ATLANTIC
REPUBLICAN FARM LEADER BOLTS G. O. P. FOR DEMOCRACY
Courlney and Crew Are
Picked Up After Plane
Is Forced Down at Sea
Drifted 100 Mile* From Point
Where Doraier. Napier First
Sent Out SOS
PLANE LEFT AZORES
LATE WEDNESDAY P. M.
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Honrs of Silence From Distrew
ed Plane Raised Anxiety to
Hfcrh Pitch
NEW YORK. Aug 2—OP)—Captain
Frank T. Courtney and the throe com
panloaa with whom he made a forced
landing in thalr (lying boat today were
picked up late today by the steamer
Minnewoaka. which announced by
radio that Courtney and hla craw
bad bean taken aboank and that all
waa wall.
When tkk flying boat which had
taken off from the Aaorea from New
Found I and late yeaterday waa forced
town. Courtney aent out a radio dls
treaa SOM call giving hla position.
A dosen ocean liners turned from
their course to race to the rescue
but Whan the (Irat arrived at the
poalt'on given the plane could not he
fouud.
Hours of silence tne aislrese
ed plane after Its landing led to the
general fear that the radio had goue
cat of commipaion. But the ateamer
>U hanlna got In direct communca
tton with the plana again and was
given the new position. This Indicat
ed that the plana had drifted pteadlly
to the uortheast aides Ita landing and
was almost 100 miles front Its first
position.
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Cou'tney's place landed In the oc
tsn early this morning and In resp
onse to Its radio calls for assistant
all stetuners anywhere In the vicinity
turned from their couraea to go to the
reacue.
At 11:15 eastern daylight time the
Radio Marine corporation I ' New
York was advised thr.! l:a '•tatton at
( hatham. Mass., had Inlor nrtlo'a that
Ihe liner Prealdent H»v < had readied'
the position Courtney savj In hh dis
tress calls and was searching for the
reap lane Two hours la 1 -** ho word
had bean received that Hij search I ad
met with aucceaa.
Other Itnera that went to Conrfioy's
rialatanre were the MUnewasas, the
‘‘edrlc, the. Cpltrle an 1 thi ( Columbus,
The Inward, tJw ‘Orlpshelm and-ins
Berengarls a'ded by relaying Ihe
wireleaa messages Taj Cedric was
rot much further from the landing
plat* of the plane than (tie I lesidrnt
Hayes and it whs b»*l »v«s J sin* too
ihust hpye been searching hi water, ,n 1
ihe position Courtney
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CANCER CAUSES
DEATH M.T. COX
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End Came At 10 O’clock Iduit
Night For Well to Do -
Broaden Citizen
M T Cox. well to do Brogden town
rhtp* farmer, died at hla home at 10
o'clock leal night following a llnger-
U*W lllneaa wtOi cancer.
Funeral service will be held from
Ihe Neuse church Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock and will be conducted by
Rev Ben Mllllken of the N'shunta
Frtenda church Purlal will he made
In the cemetery At the Neuse church.
~ A devoted believer In the Quaker
faith. Mr Cox lived • quiet and use
ful life He Is survived by his widow,
three sons and three daughters The
sons am N.. K. Cox of Brogden
township, P., 0. Cox of Suffolk, V*.,
cud 'V. T. Cox of Cincinnati Ohio.
The daughters are Miss Lucy ‘ Cox
of Brogden township: Mts *P. S,
Collier of Liberty, and Mrs. G. K.,
Moore of Liberty. J _
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
Say Stepmoth’r Bound
And Gag’ed Little Girl
Vtempson authorities thor
oughly Investigating a charge that
Mary Robinson, eight yeWts old
and small for tier age. was bound
and gagged by Her stepmother to
keep her from leaving the house
while the parents were away, ac
cording to Information front ct*p
ton reaching here yesterday.
C|lt|toU police are said to have
been informed that the little girl
was bound by the parent when she
left till-ir home Monday and had
remained at appetl until neighbors
heard faint cries iront the Robin
son house and released the step
child- It has been learned that
the Kobluson woman had tied the
girl up to keep her from going to
other homes while she and her
husband were away at work.
VIRGINIANS
VISIT SMITH
Democratic Headquarters As
aured That Old Dominion
Will Stand Firm
(Special To The News)
NBW YORK. A jig. I
Byrd and Senator Swanson of Virgin
ia conferred today vwrth Oarer wo:
Smith, Demorcatlc presidential nom
,_in *c. and John J. Uaskob, cha'rman
o.* the Democratic national committer
"We asaured Governor Smith.'
Senator Swanson »»ld after the con
ference "that Virginia would be In
the'"'Defoeratio column in November
Governot Smith and^-Wr. Itaykob
cre understood to hav(- inquired of
Governor Byrd and Senator Swanson
■s to Ihe paramuont Issues In Vir
ginia with a general view to sending
rpeakeiyi to Ihe state to sttmulat
interest In the campaign at the prop
cr time, the Virgin* leaders obtained
assurances that the Democratic na
tional) headquarters wouff cooperatr
fully In. all parts of the slate with
’he state committees this Is In line
with the general policy of the nation
al committee to operate through the
’t«te Governor Byrd
visited h's brother Commander Rlot(-
srd 8., Byrd In New York who Is pre
paring for a trip to the South pole
Hickman Loses Appeal
f
Before Supreme Court
0
HAN FRAXTf*t*n. Am «—bP)—Tfc*
late of William Brtward Hickman,
rlayer of Marlon Parker. 12 year old
Los Ajigele* girl was sealed today
when the California State Supreme
court handed down a three line drji
. on denying hffh an a appeal A
Making Appointments For
Clinic Here on August 16
A numlier of appointments h»ve al
ready bren scheduled for the first
clinic to be held here by the North
Carolina Otbepedlc hospital oh. Aug
ust 16. according to information re
ceived from Dr. Q. t*. Miller chief
surgeon of the Gaatonla state Insti
tution and who will be In Charge of
•he monthly clinics to he staged In
the city.
Seven thouetand dollar* have been
raised to Insure the operation of the
Monthly ..clinics. In Goldsboro for
Ka stern North Carolina beginning
;hls month aiftl continuing stir one
rear. It Is p\obahle that as an out
growth of the clinics to be staged
Monthly a branch of the Gastotila
hospital will be eventually erected
J Priifi to Marry
t— _Jr£
Princess Lean a isn't ifuinp to
become the wife of an Ameri
can after aIL Instead the beau
tiful daughter of Marie
.of Rumania will a Ger
man, Print? Jricinrich of
Schaumhourg Lippc, according
to ftporta reachimr friends in
the United States. Tlie prospec
tive bridegroom ia one of the
wealthiest men in Germany.
SAMPSON CHILD
KILLED IN FALL
t
Three Yertr Old Boy Sustains
- Broke nNteck As ttr Tumble*
From Father’s Truck
i
O. I*. Carter, Jr. three year old
«nr of Mr. aud .Mrs. 0. L. Carter
if near Ingold. Sampson county was
nstantly killed when he fell from a
truck Jn which he was riding with
till! parent, last Sunday afternoon,
recording to information reaching
here yeaterday. The tittle Imy's neck
was broken by the force of the fall.
The Carter fumlly had left *• their
Hume In their truck for a ride that
vfternoon and the little boy, with
otne of ihe other children, was *eat
d in the truck body, while Mr. Car
e:, his wife and baby, were In the
front Se.'t It Is believed that: the
-child WH*- attempting to move hie po
illon at the front to ihe rear and In
some way became overbalanced ? In*
plte the fact that his father waa drlv
ng s( low speed he was hurled to
the ground with Mich force that his
neck was broken. Neighbors, whom
the Carter* passed-Jur.t before the
•ugedy oectfrred. state?! that the
child.. KBi seated at that time on the
side of the truck .
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At; soon »* the little fellow cnttJd be
reached It was found that he was In
- atawiiy- -kUlod h> the tall. Thchorruf
stricken mother took her son In her
o-ms and carried. to their hoffie, j
which they bad left only a few min
ute* before for a pleasure riile.-that
[ terminated in onerof the greatest tr«g-
I edies of a family. “
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Dr Miller. In a letter to those In
terested In the clinic, says that up
polnlment* for examination of a nutit
her of crippled children 111 this half
of tlie state haver been made D6\ MIII
e with the superintendent () f the
Gaston a hospital w ill arrive In Gold*,
born Oil, August 1 ready f°r
the clliili the following day. Crippled,
< hlldrtn residing' 111 this half of the
rtate will report, hero for preltmln
.uy exarqntatloua,;, for minor currrf
•ive treatments. «nd"T'>r rher’k up ex-i
am nation.* folloyltiit treatment tn
the Gostdnla h"spiti*L It I* assured
that hundred- of additional crippled
children wtil he icarhed through ee-1
(Continued Dp Rage Three j
GOLDSBORO. N. C. FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3,192 H
SIMMONS AGAIN
1 ATTACKS SMITH
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Letter To Wilmington Man Is
Given to Prens For
Publication
WILMINGTON. Aug. 2. |>P)
Cliaigin* Gov. Afride K smith. Den.o.
I°cn*tie presideufiul niniln«*e, wlth be
ing "hostile to the fundamental prin
ciples of democracy,” rieuator J>". M.
Sin toons, veteran North Carolina log-
MUtor. tn a tetter to A. k. tTtnrm,
local Insurance man. heclajed that
• ull DeoiocifalU voter* atioqtd be tree;
from coercion or restraint in the ex
ercise of their conscientious convlc
ift'
Don aud Jiicgment w ith rcs|M-ct to the
nstloual ticket.” »
The letter, given th« Wilmlugton
News Dispatch lor publicst.ou bj Mr.
C.oou ,iu part, fallows:
"1 aui deeply interested 111 the rlec
| tlon or the Democratic state, district
and local tickets, aud T carucNtly hope
they may receive Hie undivided si j.-
of the democracy of the State,
hut' I feel that because of Governor
Smith's action since bis nonitaatiou
with reference to the plaUurm, his
orgaulxation of the national IN-raocra-
Lc execut've t uunrUttec and his an«l
its alllauce with Interests'aud group'
liovtile unc autagonlstu lu the run
d-amenial principles of deotoci rcy, all
In mociattc voters should be free from
coercion or restraint In the exercise
cf theh conscientious conviction aui
judgment with respect to ths nntiouul
Ucksk"
I Senator Sljntiions. leader of hla par
ty lu North Carolina and senior u»en.-
1 fa r ar'ffte tipper KSTy from tits State,
- recently resigned ms a member of the
I'eniqcralic executive mnimUtec
Throughout the pre-convention cam
paign he vigorously opposed the uoml
ratlon of the New York Governor lpi(
did not attend the t-nnvenUon
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COVINGTON AHII HIM.H
AMK UN ItIMTN IN GO
ASimviLU:. Aug . 2-GF)—Dtrk
('ovtngtou of Wayuesrtilf,. «nd Wllm
cr Hines. Columbia, S. C., were fin
alists iu the uiuiual Invitation junior
tcunls tout uanient st Blitmore Forest
club today, Bines; second ranking Ju
uolr of Dixie, entered the filial Tttes
any by ei:mlu«tlug H. U. McGood
wln. I'blUidi lplii i. In -.lralght ael.*.
Covington third ranking, ttinnned
Juck Counts, Atliiuts. s Yesterday, iu
Isfalgbt scl*. mrnlug ihv; right to
■-meet Hides. . ... ■ ■ , •
fAKECOANTIS
I STAGE MEETING
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Dr Tucker ClamieH Catholic
Church Am I'oliticai .Macninc
And CusweM Editors
RALKIGH, Aug. 2 (A'l With tbc
Rev. J. Powell Tucker, Ih^D, pastor
<if the First llai>ti -t i hurt h of Raleigh.
lerlarlng a vote..for the party's presl
ocutlal nominee would he a vole to
crucify Ihm country on the bloiniy
c.:oss bcilded \ lit forelgu eli iiietit
anti Smith Democrats of \V;<I, eottti
tv launched a temporary <nk.iio/uiUni
here tonlglit. . >
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On motion of Rev (*. A. Upchurch.
Superintendent of the North Carolina
Autl Salo'm la-aatie a committee of
M'Vfti *«;’ n»me<i upd Hi urged w Ull
roihlinit l ®* a trmjtrfy eoiwmklec to be
-comiK)*yi| of a Utah and woman livin'
racli of.(he 1.3 townships.
A second meeting was arranged-f >r
mid pledge card*, were dHtributr(j
an.ong the audtm.li e fg. slghatur* hut
Itoy Banks, a moving spirit in the
eiiterprl o . raid he wax unable to say
Intw many lud been filled out. The
rards merely pledged the signers not
to vote for Governor Smith.
Dr. Tinker, who made the only
speech of the evening took a rap at
"two by four editor*" who criticised
minister* for political activity
"Why Jn God's name don’t they hejp
keep the Roman Catholic church out
of politic*," he demanded. I)r. Tucker
liad previously referred to, Ihe Catho
lic churrh as a "gigantic political ina.
i hln< hacking under the guUtf of re
iigion.-, o al l gpi
“Hamm What Am” t
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EiUlie Ilainro, Georgia Tech
athlete, who set a nti* Olympic
record of 7.73 metres (25 feet
4J inches) in the broad jump
event. Ou)y phanomenal com
petition can prevent an Ameri
can victory in. thia event.
BUILDING WOULD
BOOST CANNING
IMkeville Womtn Shown Need of
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Proposed New Building tor A|-i
Fair Grounds
No better w«y of mr.ouraalH# t«a
n.‘ng In Wayhf* count y c*»uld be deYD
ed than through providing the purpos
«-d woman's bHildlng a ttbr Wayne
cm’nty lair, according lo Mrt. K. L.
Ftvle of IMkevlfie, chairman of the
canning aud pantry supply displays
«t t lie fair. Mrs. I Vein In a letter
(o Ihe fair aHS«M'latlnn expressed the
hope that the fH.ofHi neesk-d Bis the
t evr buildings win he provided.
"Nn one In the county," write* Mrs
Reel*, "tin* read wllh m«re Interest of
■our plan* to build a woman’s and
;:!-r!building at the Fair groundi
Mian 1 b»vc. '*
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• 1 have been supervising thexgtltred
gjwjd* ■• ml pantry supplies department
nt the fab for a number of years, and
we have nor only Ik'Sii crowded for
space, but the dirt flimr In the old
I ulldluf makes It Impoistble for Ihe
women of the county to dls
play their work in a creditable way.
"The llrn teil amount of space mak
*» it Impossible for «h to encourage
tttv enrmeyt »wt *sd. jsnrtty. »uofd>
exhibits The cunning Industry Is r»p
Idly growing in Ihe county and visit It
a building for the woman and g'rl*
i■> use exclusively you have no Idea
l.ow much it wotilh encourage them
o exhibit ttndr prodtH*.
“I sincerely hoi>e that yoirwilt not
let the ‘good people of Wayne county
ti l until you get lhi» building for
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Drives Auto Into Ditch
To Avoid Hitting Train
ll.ai sti" n .r->x*r< i-ed remark
iblr presence of mind, Miss Lois
toHltierlnnd would probably have
teen killed In a grade crossing
iccident on highway number to
ouMi ill the etty yesteiday about
noon.
MU* Southerland was drlvlAg
a * hevmlrt autoni'ibtlv (Foci the
office of the Gulf Refining whole- <
-ill station south i»f (he city. It
us- about 12.15 P. M. The m irn
lug train from Wilmington is doe
here at. about 11:15 and Miss
ft Southerland, knowing the sched
ule of the'train, »i, hoi expel ling
an obstructed crowing. It hap
pened. however, that the train wav
Peek of Illinois Says
He Find* Alfred
Leader For Agriculture
Takes Record For
Constructing Barn
New Hope now rapture* honors
fiom Dolibt rsvitfe for short-order
const rind lon of a tobacco bar*.*
Karlv this week. Bnti Newsome of
New Hup* I »»t a tobacco barn by
lire. At 7:30 yesterday morning
Mr. New some started up his saw
mill, sawed necessary lumber, haul
ed it t« where the barn bid been
hi rued, and wllh six tenants hetp
lug bltu rushed up a o*w born. At
6 o’clia k Inst ujght' tb* barn was
completed uud a flit going la the
furaaro. Thh. beats by soma six
hours the record of 15 work In:;
hours established In building a
barn In the Dobborsvtlle section
Sometime ago.
SPANIARDS TO
CONTINUE HOP
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Will To4«> Rmuntc Fli K ht In
terrupted When Forced
V Dowd At 8m
ni'ttVA, Spain. Auf. * Pnrcod
down her* By motor trouble, Com
mander Ramon FVanco aud bis throe
companions will resume their rouffd
the world fl'ght Friday.
Franco favor* starting Friday” TiF
stead of Thu'ftiday because Frdlay I*
:bv anniversary fH« MCftNrtaqr
MbrialopJier njtnmtms voyage G>
America In HP2. Franco had origin
ntly inlruded his night from
radix Friday, but had made the hop
off because of exlremely favorable
veather coudlllons.
With blx c ompanlons, Faptaln*
llulx Dr Alda *nd (Mllarta of tbc
1-psnlsh Royal Hying Forces, and the
civilian mechanic Pablo Rada. Franco
hopped off from ('adls. lee* than n
hundred miles southeast of here, at
< 1® r m .-yesterday, encountering
slight trouble with one of the four
motors of the huge Dhrnler seaplane
Numanclar Franco turned back and
r 1 iadr >a safe Isiidlng her*.
Tin fliers spent the night aa the
gm.rts of the Hatilda Monastery here’
which Is famed as a haven used by
Columbus during tb* years when he
was trying to persuade tb* Bpanlsh
court to finance Ills voyage of dls
«overy.
Dr. iJeroy Ahead In
Race Up Mtafthtfiippi
. j'AIRO, 111. Ai|g. 2-<A*>--Four
hours ahead of the record of the pack
til Hubert .£... Lee, in lu blslorlr race
with Ihe Nati hex In I*7« from New
Orleans t0..8f. Louis Dr. taiulg l<*Voy
reached here al 3:52 today In the Bo
Sic uud left a 5 p. m. H« expect*
to reach Ml. laiuls tomorrow »ft*r
ogon.
un hoar late yesterday.
Approaching the crossing, she
found her car within a few feet
"f an Atlantic Coast Un* (rain.
She realized'in a flash that the
brakes on Ihe car would not stop
It In time to prevent a crash.
It was either torn into a ditch
oy hR the train. Into the ditch
she headed' the. car.
The n achtue wa» considerably
torn up, and Miss Southerlgnd es
caped with minor seratchf* and
bruises and a had shock.
was being Congratulated
laljl liight on (he remarkable pres
f nee of m'nd that -he displayed In
the situation.
MEMBER OH
THE ABBOCIATRD
PRESS
PRICR PITS CBNTEI
Declaration of Intent ten to ftap.
port SMitk
SMITH WOULD CALL FMUi
AID C ONPiUiNCS IF NAM'D
l‘eek Wan On* of Cluunpienn «l
McNary.Hmufei Bill end
I’rominent Loader
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NEW YORK. AvC- *— UH— la Mo
fight for tbo presidency, Governor
Smith Rained an ally froai
turn belt -George If- JMt. fC ,lu O*
tie. one of tbo champion* es thfi
Mr Nary-Haugen farm bOI Which w*b
frowned on by the CoolMgt a—lhHfr
•ration. *. 1
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Peek announced that be lied belted
tbe Hepu I lean party to ballot under
te smith banner altar bo and tbo
Democratic nominee bad dteeuoeed
(h<- (arm queetiea tor two been £
Immediately oiler tboir ttebtueb
Smith reaffired bio tntaatfofk It el*-
clad of calling on tbe bast far
ad rice In »(taping up of a tap relief
program.' He awatloaod Pbagat, 0.
I.owden of lliiaote ao ope at tbe lo
rubiloaaa bewoad like te oeaouß- ,
In Me statement, tie Oeeeranr rest
>r.md that bo WaaM dtagaM t*e
farmer 1 * at ieo»tb-»b Mo
acceptance epooeh and oboe nrgd that
conirol of tbo able at agrietitarbl
•orpins hi recogniaad by oer platfgna
a mi utecuHbl need, lie MtH bold
posed on the ealtto be fwuftttd’*
form, on which f eUad—oaly tbo It
■ all of tta accomptlobOMat remelag.
bo added. 5 *
Peek, who eeppoaod Uwmn tir
the Republican preatdroHal ■nmlny
don. rime out for dmltb formally af
ter be bad v tatted ObalroMß Raabob
at campaign bedaguarton lata In tbO
day. , *' r *' ?%?■
"A* a reenlt of my cooler eac4 ertth
(•ororaor Smith.” bo dictated to newt
popermen. “I fool certain that la bafc
r clear and correct undertUodtog at
the farm problem aad tbot bo urltl
mj|v* it wltb laietlaetaal boaooty if
mil tee pout* If entirely la tbo beoda
•(a'rment to mo ok tbo epftnmlbod la
tUa public etatodikt iible modalhf. t
rhall support hit candidacy for greets
doncy.”
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WAYNE FIELD 1
DAY AUGUST f
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Will Make Inamartlf «f Fartfc
lixor and Variety Taata
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On Thureday August Mb. german
of Wayne ('oudtjt erg Ineltod to mabo
a trip of inspection to the foHoerfng
farm* to observe fertlllsar and rar l
I« ly teats of corn, cotton aad tobacco.
Representatives of Chilean NRrotaa
and other fertiliser bnroaae wtl? ho
etalent v
k. Y~*b», a 9. mmier aod «
'W. Warrtqkr VooaMMM-dMMM
i -iral Teacher* are cooperating *itl
County Farm Agent Roberteen and
‘hcae farmers. *,
9 a. m—Perm of H T. Drrb, f
Inilea “west of Genoa, now highway- ■*
JO a m.- Karm of W. A. Jiaaatto.
Park Hill School. Grantham*
11 a. m -Harm of M. E. Com
Grantham township.
l, p m Farm of R. B. Co*. 4
mllra northeast of Oeidsbore.
°l p. m—Karm of C. M. Pippin.
.it Premnnt.
4 p. m. Perm of Oid Gray. Old
County Home Fhna. Pihertllo.
5 P m.- Karm bf Ployd Bardaa,
rear Goldsboro. Highway No. 40. ;
'6p. m Ksrm of Luby Hlnee 1 I-3
miles weet of Rosewood. )\ ■