WEATHER ,
Fllghtly warmer la extras** wreat
portion Haturday Fair In East. Thars
day ahowars la west-
VOLUME SEVEN; NUMBER U7
TWISTERS STRIKE TWICE IN NORTH CAROLINA THURS.
SMITH TO REPLY
TOW. A. WHITE
i if
Statement WIH Be On Bant* of
r ' Study of Own Political
Record
ALBANY. Aug. li—OPi-Gewnor
Smith h*» deoiddi to reply to William
Alton White* charge* that a* au a*
rmblymau he favored the saloon and
allied interest*.
Fortified by an exhaustive review
ct hi* oWn legislative record. the
Democratic nominee for president I*
preparing »n *nawer, but doe* not
know Just when he will make It pub
ife • - -• ’ :■
A drrijl oaMad tram Europe by
the Raima* Editor, th»t he h»d "re
tracted any of tit* accusation* pul a
new llftpt on the situation lu Govern
or Hmlih’s opinion and ha* served to
hold up hi* rejoinder.
(j
Whether the president!*! uomlnee
in hi* counter blast also will take
cognisance of other attack* on hi*
public r*c«<M. *uch a* those made by
Dr. John Roach Btraton of New York
ha* aot beeh disclosed ,
PUNE FORCED
DOWN AT SE A
• ■*. S
....I u .a ... .^1
One Pameitfter Is Killed As Ha
vana-Kev Went Plane
Strikes Water
St. PETERSBURG. Hi.. Aug. 16—
UP) —Another drama of the a'ea and air
waa unfolded* here today '.with the
landing of four siirvlvlors of a - Pan--
Amertcan airway airplane In which “
paasaugar lost bis life when It waa
forced by near exhaustion'of fuel, to
descend last night Into the atorm
waters of the Gulf after ft had been!
blown miles off Its course.
The plane which left Havana for
Key Weal yesterday afternoon, 'alight
eci iom« 166 tpl'laa soulhwest of"here,
near the Tank steamer, Llgunier,
which rescued the crew of three and
the remaining pasaenga';. a-—-
Charles %. Ageton, 12 of Flushing,
Long Island, was l«sf In the crash, be
Ing cither killed-outright by the plane
smashing Impact with tha' water or
pitched nut of the craft and drowned.
Ills body was not recovered and the
sinking plane was abandoned when a
rearch for It proved futile .
TUNNEY LEAVES
FOR HIS TOI R
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On Same Day Tom Heeney Slips
Quietly Onto Train and
Heada Homeward
'; ■ - o |'
NEW YORK. Ang IS - I/P)— Rnr
rannded by uproar and camera click
ing a* great as he ever experienced
in the prize ring. Germ Tuimcy "prl
rate clllien" **ld today <>ii ihe liner
Maura Unit fur a walking irtp Otrough-
Europc
A few hour* earlier, with none hut
the closest friends In attendance T»m
Heeney, the New /.calami challenger
in Genes last fight, quietly boarded
a train for Mancouvcr. Tl. where
In will hall for bis homeland next
Wednesday.
Shortly before Tunncy left for the
Inter, he had lunch with his fiancee,
ilia* Mary Josephine lender whom h*
will marry either abroad or kimrllv
• fie< hte return to the United state*
“tw tuna tn TntrYnr A1 Smith. “
\ j"
Forest Fire Rages
In Bremerton, Wash.
BREMERTON. Waah . Ang.lt> id 1 )
A fir* raged uncontrolled In a state
forest near here today while several
hundred wood*worker* and national
forest rangers fought frantically —A* l
bring U under Check.
The bl*xe started yesterday, burned
ever IJOO acres of logged off-and ito
fore It began eating Into yie.rt timber
lumber camp wheh the
rope center of * cable line caughrßH;
Irom.frlSl 0 " Sn li ' rp " or hom "" . w ® r,
tepi/ted in danger *nd fire fighting
official* "Bid the flaftte- would he
.1 rought tinder coni rot before they
voultl reach lbl» vdty.
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ABE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
End First Leg of
Flight To Sweden
COO!HANK, Ontario. Aug. 16-
i/P) -The monoplane Greater Rock
fork, flying front ttockford. IH.. to
Btockhoim. Sweden, finished the
first leg of its Journey «t this
Northern Datario town at 2:40 p
m.today, making the 800 mile hop
from the Ami ricsu tHy in seven
tours.
FBv«red by fine weather Bert
ITas*cl% and his co-pllot, Parket
Cramer, brought the ship to per
fect landing. If the weather con
tinues good they plan to take of!
al dawn tomorrow on the next lap,
a flight of about 16000 ntllpa to Ml.
Javans. Greenland
HUNT AGAIN
TAKES LE AD
,0 . J
Mistake Had Ikjen Made In Re»
porting Ballots Which
X»
Aided Opponent
"" $
COLUMBUS, 0., Aur 16'iiR-tir*
I.am P, Hunt, Cincinnati liberal, to
night swung back Into the lead over
Wftiutor Lochet avowcd ; dry of tMOVej
land for the Democratic short term
senatorial nomination <**> the ba*i#
or a mistake today by
< ounty election bo*rda In figures pro
riously reported. (f
The Allen county election board to
'bight announced au official count of
Hunt 1,067. Locker 1989, a* sgalnat
nr unofficial total reported yesterday
of 547 for Hunt and 1990 for lAtckcr
On the ba&la of the new total Hunt
wt«w leads his opponent hy 445 rotes.
VIRGINIA HAS
TWO TRAGEDIES
—* — -* - - c <•
Two Drown / Attempting To
Usve Stralttrtfr on
Bridge and Reach Shore
ROANOKE, Vn , Aug.
Dpva, driver and A .A. Kraft. » pa*-
leiiger on “ toxlngtbn to Rpanoke bn*
were drowned thla afternoou in a fu*
llle attempt to Teach land ‘after the
bus was m iruuucd by high wgtyr "U
the Looney /'reek bridge near Hpty
auan. New* of Ihe tragedy was
brought hr.ro by passengers who made
ll;elr way to Roanoke after the watei
had recorded and left,the. road open.
Dove, according to E. V. Dower, New
York GUy’ » fell Into the.
ewMlejrJ *li earn and was swept °ut of
ilfhl while attempting to mako hts
way to land by means-of telephonic
wir**\ to which he climbed from a
pole standing beside ..the bridge.
Kraft, who »»•> fftkl Spi ingwof#.
YTi.. gongtlt to cr"*r thr HO
rent by boliling to fallen tel.phone
Ttirwhm lTTgt his grip witd ww" ewe
' rled away.
K.oir oilier on the Ml
waited for more than three hours on
tfet bridge nil til the water re. * «M«
and were brought to Roanoke In a
milk Iriiek. .
Seven Negroes Hurt, One
Seriously, In Auto Crash
One netr" *** erttlodly Injured ana
x other* were hurt when • Chevro
let tru. k crashed into a tree n*-ai
• itl-enlcaf on highway 40 edrly yc*t«f
day morning.
Milford Harnett I* In » >' M *> hoap'tal
.ot cxp*')-.tPtl p» re* r, vter. lie spine »«
fractured, hi* right leg broken, am.
several rib* torn* loose ffom the
i ..dv - .
—mher* Injured:
,le**e Barnes driver of 'he truck,
cut about head.
Rather Harnett, one eye injured.
Lucy l*ler. right leg broken.
* Nancy Mo*.-!, one eye cut *uti had
-lacerations about body.
wiflle More*, rib broken
Charley Harne*. suffered fr«m
*bnek. ' s'.
J,.s*e Harries, driver t»f the truck
j was act,«modntlau the other negroes
Royal Wedding Eagerly' Awaited
J
■HUT ; xi
The long talked of wedding of PritWess Mane Joae of Belgium
and Prince’ Humbert of Italy will take place amid unpre
cedented pomp at Rome. Diplomatic and social yrcles of
Europe have been awaiting this word for a long time. The
Pope and Cardinal Gamba have discussed the marriage and
have decided that it will take place.
Bus Station To Be Erected
At Walnut iiml George Sis.
■ r ■
LONG TERM LEASED SIGNED YESTERDAY BY S. T. GRES
HAM AND JIM WEST; W. A. ROY ALL IS OWNER OF
PROPERTY WHERE STATION TO BE BUILT
Guldsboiu gets a now. modem anil.
mi tant*l "ty bn* rtatnin, tt wa- offl
c'alfj' unuminccd here yesterday. '
The Htatlnn will be located at H’*»t
Walnut and G*orge street*, the north
. ust corner, and It was announced
that work on the huldlue will l»e
itarted at once. ——
The project long talked about In
the city guca forward Immediately
ar thr rrontt of j«tnt actlcn by B
1 firr«h*m ill fYUmlnutoir, p> caideut
of the Safety Tranait Line?. Inc., and
Jim West, .president of the Se**lior*
rran*por,te*4<>n company They huv
mgether singed a long term ira-e
--fer thc> station. It *m announced
They signed a long terin le»ac for
the building to In erected.
» Towel her thex- two operators con
troj 16-of vole* v\lnch *ra
east In jlectdlnr luajtcr* ass. i iln. the
hua Kysteni." entering and leavtug the_
tiotdKbofw. Eu. li operator it* allowed
on* vote .for egch Imim leaving tho
illy during the day.
Mu** print* f*.r the Matjon. a* wet,
a* It* locution, have bean approved by
HUM \YMI ST Dll IN CHAIK
A . . y-..,,- „ .
ATI-A.VTA, Ga ; Aug. 16- The stat i
Htirrome ■* rtrrt t-rdny ruled ttrrt Mn
Kula Thoiripxi.n n u*t die in Ihe et> c
fe+e- chair for h*-r -wHcged e*mnei-H-rtr
with the imirdet of f’alemnn O-born .
a storekeeper at Chatsworth, Ga., i
yntr ago. Her husband, Clifford
Thompson and Jltn Mor*. negro, wero
. !<. ! rot nlcil at 1 the Hlagt prison at
MllladitevHlc, Augo*t ~>:
o a tl.le to their rnornin*: work when
til# ueddent occurred Eye witnes***
■lalctl Ilia* th. Clii GTcfht ft Tight de.
b.'d - wa- making at Icm Ta
mili* an hour. A right ’rear wheel
•troppi d off the highway shoulder, and
Harne* Jerked the machlac ‘udd.'utt
hut k outti tht pavement A* be did. If
itft lit* <<>ntr..l, slijh across the hlglt
■ ay on two wli'c I - atnl *ma*lied Ji.ro
>he ttee -. .
Torn hark ..n the tree 10 feet high
Ti-.wcd nice pari of l-ft-- t*ip k |pt.|
bit. . \
Je**e ft .rnc* driver of sh- matMilßf
ImfS to the tall timber*. dc*p:te injur
ies He 1* non hein: on. lit oil a
. h*rge of reeklt.»r drivTnr
Dep.l'' Hi'.*' 'll* "I v>i
irivrstk i.tcd the accident f end tbo
..peednm.'ter an the Chevrolet jammed
at M> miles, 1 . *.
GOLdSHORU 57c. FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 17. 1928
the Corporation Comtui* don. It wa*
an nWtcd. "
\Y. A' hoy«!l. owner ol tlw prop**-
ty. had plan* for « bu* stiCtluu pre
p..rALjtt'tn . ne ...... a-..: tin bull.l ini
t be erected will be one of beauty.
lli.m jp'lll take on. and dUeburre p»*
.rugoraNfrum tin 1 ’ bus statinn property
W aiting ne in* w ill be provided, a
r—« room !>>) 111* % man, apd .tht*
»HI -nhbe -bt- pt »v : ilvd- apace for *
statlcu cute or csfotferla.
Aononucrmcut that work would
. lurt jiiti th«. ’to « station and* am»»
’• * who i .t.va!»ig fir# foi
-K.-veial a r-*k ■ -t»li-r tfarr er-k rrpre
nuirthu #f th* hoard of aldaxaum of
(foldfb r•>. ot tin .\ierchuutM As.nicl*-
lion, and ot lit# < bamber of.commerce
O
met wii.lt an ae>-«l «>f the Wachorln
. lank and Trunt Company to * ..u*nU..
pl*u* which had been made ot a pro-
I. *ed lmpr.iv'in.nt ami enlaipcinent
of the present station at Walnut and
,t hen!nut. Th< Chamber »>f (’.mmerie
arid Merchant •<
to approve tis plan 'Consideration
of tbl* project hah Ik . n naked'"by the
t>ns rttvi ion ■ : com
mission. . Y 1
MAIL PILOT
I S located
Had Been Forced To Hrinir Air
.Mail t*tanc Down In Storm
Near Old Fort.
ATLANTA, 'At*. It -i v. Johoay.
Kvtle, tflr twntf-pfi-e-htl—im- -taee be
• uk ,n in r.tnd.e.r fi. Id here t»*t,
nli-bt w.th th- t •rtlibotirid Xcw..Vtigk
tilt null he.> been lot .ttt .i Old
,\,rt. S t; h-- -TH-vr- •• f >i\t d
_Veu.ll ojt' jtcconnt_of the storm. FH»
cairn svlg'n-i) > ;':prnpv offi.Eiat pi*,
faaared inSSE..-...—-.-...
E&sthrpffii ansi ptaiui vrrre safe, of
flcln! . .li.t I s*.> i*!i».-. wer< -i id
I lit i r .nil 1..■1 '< ii _'ty Kvl le :»*t. r
i. * . , • ifr >.i I'lini ‘l'.'i
he passed over northeastern Georgia
l**t night.
GIiF.ENSDOR'O nVi Thr Pltcuiru
kviattnn, in. reported hare l 'tatt to
rnuy that, itiev bad-been »dvi#c(J froqi
:tr.• fr Hi. i.ucoul * th.it Johnny
Ky tic v. a- (fit U< jilted In the landing
I• J.i ' o .!' -: f! 7 pl.me I.*.w ■ v.'r
wu- rip. »rt• l wu»!it.l out which tno»ti'
u..ui.. il Pcyonti repair.
I (ION if Mil l LEADING
fni 1 MtH 8 «. a ■ If Tiad M>
*r* V- Goi.per, Cincinnati, ha* been,
selected u the RspuhHrafl nominee
for governor, of (>hlo over t’nngriv.-
man James Kegg. of iJandusky,
Two Killed and Score Injured Near
Aberdeen; Severe Damage Wrought "
By Freak Storm hi Lucama Section
Three Drowned In Menatlnt;
Moods That Rise in Weslrrn
Uaroiina ’ j
CHARLOTTE, Aug. IB—(>»*) Floods
tornadoes and rains of altnosi uupre-;
. i d.'Utetl c.*i ce NPtv.l dtgrstion todgfjf
rent>■ and t* mcn.i. C the l urolluas. i
dealing dcuth and destruction over
much of the two state*:
t? . i
K 1 c ii. .itn- mil < ... "i ■ in >re > .f _
i'c.i one niju' 1 .1 had been report cl UP)
to tonight. Thera were fear* that a*!'
I roken commiinlcattniis are restored
either fatalitlc, will be reported n
Two death end a *cort> of Injuries
wets reported f >mr A*bt*y Heights
In Hoke county, N. a* a result ot
a oufiiade that cvi-hc-tl " that, VCHttge
early today. Two imldcntlfted child
ren were drowned In Ilia swollen wat
or* of the Henry river, near Hickory
till* afternoon and a third was In a
j i lii> .I eoftdlUdi
\r. >ri Pi. th.-, Ik w*. drowued at)
Hendersonviile fie with a conipaiilon.
w»ti »*tflng s washed oqt bridge down
stream when lie was thrown off and
•he current carried him away. HiJ
toiusanlcm made UU wav Ushore.
Ommuhichtian wa* realorad to
ti ght l.ctui.Tit,Aghevtlle and l.ake Jun
niu liit, Mtiiitrrii ftOTHßfl'lNtt. a*-
sembiy grounda of tire Methedist
Kpiseopal rhureh, ftouth. the Hnulh
«rn I’tc >bytpi inn church, and thb
Heutherti Baptist church AH reported
that lUhVc wo» po damage, that no
twwtv waik iniMstng or hurt and that the
assemblies are going on as usual.
Train service (o Asheville byway of
Spartanburg a 7l * restored tonight
when the tiaiu- that left Columbia'ear
•Jy todsr wretrrft.
A report was' received here that
the great earthen dam holdllyf hack
I ake lame* the largest fresh water
*L • r mil »i tin Great lakew- an J
easl of 'the M|s*l»«jppf wa* *loukM
Jm in iWo place*.' om. lsl* of the
Duke Put* ey company, which owna
Jh.e lake, mid. that the rsport—wn*-
t’lttrit. Tin i sai l ilielr reports from
the d*me were that the water had
l four inch** this .fte: n"un’and
II ,f c(>i!<lltiojis would bo narnial by
tomorrow
a ' m*
AHHRLKY HEIGHTS, N. C.. Aug. 16
fcl’j- titruik with full foree iiy a
aiinl of tornado violence tboul 4:80
lit. - morning this little villfcge tn
t> '
1. * !■: > cotifttv tonight was taking slock
»f rh> torlfftc tlumuge done. Two, tiv
t - v. :. loat. more than t> score of
l«t >■ n tijurad sad Btgriy ail bnlld
iiu ■ tlcinoli-lieU.
The dead :
rnhientlfkd white man. who had
stepped over rn spend the night with
a. {r.,e«4~ .4 Mite-d destlc
J W. Jones, died of Injuries.
xyt a*a . n•• • • > *. ..nwi- n. ■■ In~ • r• • 1•- •i-**i'
f *t— -■ * TTTJtVT
Mrs. J.“ U J..ne«, not expected to
live. |
■ A Mr and .Mr . Ingram. »nd their
five children Th. parcuts-rrrr »'<li cx
pe.cted to live whtie -the rhiidrPß
( onjinuod PTi r..i?,e three "
Twenty-One Counties Send
82 To Orthopedic Clinic
Eighty-two ry-mrcti from twenty
one couutte* in Ivostcrn North Caro
11 ni. attended the tu t orth .pe4hhu.tJin
hrl'i ... t!' M.ncnta! C'ontnfnjtok v
t. 11. • > r> .1 s' ■'
e* of t,li> North'’" ;t olina Oi'tbopedlt
Ho-pitak a* Gn-tonm. Dr O. I< MU
ler. chief surgeon whd wa* in thargi
of tin cilnit anti (Joldsiioro f»->.plt
who have been In tores led In seen ting
It location in tin »ity were well
pl.a-.d with the [nagober in attnd
■J'w vverf In .iteadat;. ••
fruu Mifytit county, atul frtsn util
cr . . not.. .. follows: .Ni w liitov.
es, 2: Pal in. 2, Pender 2, i-ttl 2, Rob
« 1 on 2, Kampson 2, Wake I, Wash
Inrl on l, \YM#oii 7. Vance 7, car
tcrct 1. < inii»eriand 3, Duplin 7, Ed
ge* ..mice 1,1. Harnett 4,
Jolinsou J, J»nca 1, 1.c00.r 2, au I
Niult 3. .
News (Jives Full
Story Lucama Twister
Yt>u get the home u«w» first U
Tht rtold*l»oro New* and you get U
templet* within thirty mlntrtag
after tlk elotm. had iltutlk ngPI
Lu.am* yesterday, J A. Rekt, pro
tnhe-nt Pi.m.Mii ipau h*d eallad
Tht. News t<* rogprt th# otn urawoo
la teiii inr mmuUk after lcavltU.
GoidslM.r.. to Chech up on th# atorm
V. II lamgKton. vice president of
Vile -News and llenry Betk. manag
ing editor, wer* ou the scene ol
the twister. Six miles of the trip
w<Tf made ov«r country ro*d* uot*
unde.: gulag construction and .alick
as gl»s* from recent rains. Th*
New* was the only daily paper
which sent corres.pontleutg'Kg tht
Ltuama scene yesterday afternoon.
DEATH COMES
TO S. A SCOTT
I‘neumonia Developtt Folioninß
Injuries in Auto ArcidMt
And Proves F»U! "
c. A. Heott. auditor for the Uelk a
iH.j.m lHiem store In Goldsboro and In
Kinston, seriously injured wbeu Usei
1 automobile of Dr. M. T. McMillan!
anil one of a Mr Browtj of Wllmlug-|
ton sld. swifKd each other on
lorty Houih of the ulty ten days ago,
died at a local hospital last evening.
lVi.utuouia developed following his
Injurum, it was learned, and couatltu
fmually wpak fTem heart trouble, Mr
■ Heott was «rrt ttbie to m*ke a Winning
<»
light against 'the 4l»«ta«e. He waa
thrown from the left rear sent
tlie right ride of the wlnd
"hlld In the Accident and the ecalp
lifted from his skull. He had l«»t ■
great quantity of blood before" he
reached the hospital and in addition
suffered a compound, fractura of the
rkuii " “
Willi him luat evening when the
uid came were h,l* y.lfe. and a broth
er J. J. Bcott. Jr., of Lynchburg VJr
ylnut Another bruiher. Ham Bcott of
New York City will arrive In tht city
this nun 11 lug. o
The Ix.dy will i»e prepared for bur
ial and Mint on Gu* ill o’clock train
from herb tonight for Lynchburg
where funeral and burial will be
made.
The deceased was about ferty-aix!
n.ars of age, and Uo4 -beau a oil iron
• Goldebtiio fur kctreral. mouths. A
in tie* #f Vlrgtnls. Me Kent ««»!»#•
.Hfici the l>e* 1,. culture and twwrla*
which b..« long dlM'snauißlied tlte true
\ rgllisiu In the ->h..rt Uni. he lim.l
[ Ived here lie hail tiiailc many friend*
j Mverl hrre he had made rn»ny friend*
[ t-ns
’lt:. t \pt«y Ttmitd
nig, where the clinic was held, was
Gte si ene of great‘activity and bustle
IP day. beginning at 9;30 In the
nr.ruiulf' ( oiintiite tha parent* who
earn# with the tliiidren and locgL
fieoplc wh(o tailed during tho day,
~uvei.il iHundred visited the clinic
Muring the day.
Dr Miller hi* assistant. Dr. J. H
Gaul, th. suoerinteudent of the-
GaAtonla hosptuU; Mis* Harriett J
Mcfullum, and tho secretary Mia*
Win red McLean were In charge
of the !>< i.i.,iuic in .ihe morning th.
which will admin'
lsin the lond of 17.04 W raised to
iduj-e the dlnle here, together with
a number of local surgeon* and
* 1 . ini*, railed to nwet the visitor*.
Tin third Thursday In each month
WUa ...elected a.c tlte date- fJr fut
Continued ou page lUrco
MEMBER OP
THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
PEIC* FIVE CENTS
The News ( orrtfoml—THE
Scene If Miles Freni GoMs
bore m 4 GiUwr Btarjr f
Damage wieagkfttf Mm twlatei 4
(hat hit at Lacaaaa yeelerday toU
hrtrfi -—~rr- -1
Oa plantation es C. B. E*rtMl I
tuba ere haraa doetroyed wBB (EM
house Mown aweji 1 gnrwge doe
trujrdt I crib MaWB deWß| loMM
house partly wrecked. _ 1
7 arm es flae ME mM|liM|
ruined.
U acre* es very feed wdrt».
long staple dnrtrnygd.
Oa ( barley Uedvla pIEOO> low
ant house pares tad, rrapi, iMMB*
ed trees ten a*.
At I’hlltlpe Olaaery la IMME|
part es balMM* Mewa away.
A dene# Mack. foaaell rt»H clovd
developed suddenly *■ s rtletM#
harmleaa looking nky M*' IiWSA If
mlteg northwest of here at I e’ettop
yesterdef. end *“ S trios, tohnoeo
1-urn*. peek houses. large trees. «MMh,
portions of teaaat tSidea. wawn nEttE*
tired IP the fiendish grip 01 Um twM
ter. While o*>rreepo#ief for H*
Neva who visited the scene eC the
havoc a lev hears later had no a»rt
of obtaining aa eooarate eefhs*t* es
the damage, farmers who hgd eeftered
! losses said th "damage tste
i in- thosaeoda of dollars.
■ Whet | would like (a heew." nrtf*
young Jeaae Barms, aom at C. B.
ea, on whose plaoa the mod* daaaaee
'waa done. "ta what Mtppeart *e 4hh
rhed wa had owpr thta aoaerste fouws
ctton *»d uaed It aa a garega. I cast
t!n4 u anywhere, l *»*■• Jt
bloved plumb away 1 feeed <Mo leak
oft K t end he waved a idee* ti
way d<*wa yonder la that DeM.** ‘1
a* wee the case tttfe the
which atruclr at Enow Mil tMt Hoy
day there were numerous stories m
the freak twleU It tort. Toheeco tnf
one of the bar as destrgged waa Mows
completely away Neighbors arrlrdf
while The New* nurrmpoa deals warp
being told Os this, art they brought
word that tha tobadse wee hanging oh
trees ell throng** stretch of torn
half a mile »way frm the soeoe.
Mas farrow laafia
Jenny Lamb, If fear old ***■*#
of Mr and Mrs, Imoter' Leah Wrt
.itlone «( hr' Imme* JUMB thft iHMM
accompanying the Storm closed h
(bout the place. Afraid to remap
alone in the house, ehe dashed through
the open door and In dlreetloh
of a neighbors* house Ml yards pw»B
iftraight thrtragk a aetfaE £EM 'Mm
'an. and aa she r+i the sucktaL
-twtattbEi devouring runnel gripped
field. ijfc
*‘l don't know hardly what hap
pened." Mtae Leash told The NeWB
Krrrythtng got black end then I gtjl
n (lie field. I didn't rales my hart
for the atr waa fall of mryWll ami
I wan ao waek 1 couldn't do any
thing."
A fraction of tlmo and tho twisty
had gone tearing through a woods *•
feel away. beartac with <t parte df
the wreekaam -a
r- hadn’t tarter, in the fteM
«hr would moat cermfnty has* hash
carried away and preha Sly killed ih
the storm." Stated a neighbor art
here waa geaer/T agreement [_
The field where the youag wowiap
had fallen looked like the scene «C
<nme re< ?tlt battle Here end there by
holes bad been toTn end there was p
long stretch where the crop# had hdtE
burned. If struck by lightning
( aa* AflSr Ball
The funnel shaped twister followag
* severe ralii storm aid Slactrlcal dgi
play, (•'oiks in (be Tommuaity, they
laiij, thought the Btora ( was over art
then suddenly It wee »e| y dark art
tho catastrophe waa being enacted
The funnel la thought to hare apMt
Into two parts aa It nyrad tha rillrtp
of Lucama. one peril going Cowart
UU northoeat and ttlp ether park It
the northwest, '