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VOLUME SEVEN; NUMBER 150
GOVERNOR SMITH REPLIES TO WILLIAM ALLEN WHITS
Claims Attack Was
Inspired by G. O. P.
National Committee
Dadana I B Last Time Will Be
Brawn Into Such IMscuh
aions Aa This
IN FUTURE TO DEAL
WITH CAMPAIGN ISSUES
Takea Up In Order Counts
Brought By Kansas Editor
Soniatinie Ago
ALBANY, Aug. 20-GP) Alter
week* of deliberation, Governor Smith
came bkek tonight against one of hit
outspoken qritlc* \Villlam Allen
White of Kansaa - with the declara
tion that his attack'on his legislative
record wa* Slanderous and uufair,
unmanly and un-american.
In a format reply to the Kansas
editor'* charge (hat •* a New York
erssmblymau the Democratic preaid
entlal nominee favored the aaloon,
gambling and prostitution, the Gov
ernor asserted that he wsa “Glad to
have this matter taken out o( the
whispering stags Slid put into the op
en "
The Democratic standard hearer em
braced In his counter asasult the Re
publican national committee, contend
lt»g that there waa "unmistakable evi
dence" that It had " openly associated
iteelt with this personal attack."
"S."I have the satisfaction, however”,
•ild the Governor “of knowing that It
la not concurred in bv the people of
my own state who have year after
rear fipressed their confidence la
me, notwithstanding that ■ large part
ct tka matter herein referred to waa
MM before them In the past by my
political anomies."..
"Here we have an unmistakle evi
dence of the Republican National
(ommltete openly associated itself
with this personal,attack. Lacking the
< ourag# to stand by Its own complici
ty In ths attack, the Republican dir
ector of publicity the next day stated
that he withdraws his Issuance of Mr.
Whites' withdrawal of
al.
I am glad to have this matter taken
cnl of the whispering stage pH! J
into (he open, one# and for all I
shall meet It now. I regard It as
putely political ana when the cam
paign begins, I not propose to have i
the Issues-of that campaign befogged
by controversy over Irrelevant things,
such as the discussion of my votes ns
■ legislator some twenty or more
years ago.
My record as an opponent of Immor
alitjr Is fixed and secure.
, Publicity and hy many letter* (n
ipy possession, the late reverend Can
op John P. Peters.^,when chairman of
lliescommittee of fourteen, the leading
anti-vice society of New York, repeat
edly thanked me for ray 'cooperation
with that organization. No one In all
of the t.wenty five years of my public
life has ever dared to make the vile
suggestions which emanated from
Mr. White, with the, approval of
Henry J. Allen, publicity director of
•he Republican nmmlttcee.
What a cowardly cnuraU'thr Repub
lican national committee pursued.
It Issued a slanderous statement
’hrough Its official publicity bureau
and then after Its general publication
In the press, attempted to evade res
ponsibility by the childish claim l/afc
lt had been given tint by accident.
That Is not fair play.
I am confident In the belief (hat the
people of the state of New York ap
proved of my Legislative record, oth
erwise. they would not have therc
alter elecMd me to the highest office
.Within, t liel. gill. Uu> go rue,trsblp of
New York lor spur terms.':'
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Wayne Superior Court
Was Started Yesterday
In the home district after many
months. Judge F A. Daniels yester
day cslled to ord«tr s two weeks *••*
slon of'Wayne county Superior court,
the" first week for civil *nd the ser
<nd week criminal cases. Yesterday
morning was given to organization
tnd selection of * Jury In thv after
noon the case of-Concrete Steel f'o..
• duaiost W P, Rose, was ail 'd and
about hall completed wUoi adjourued
for the day. J
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
REAP EH THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY*
BULLETINS
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tMABLOTTK, Aug. » (AP)
latestigatioa of aa alleged
shottage *( tMMM-UMO la Ike.
accounts of the city tax collection
department w»» ordered tod*) by
the oity com miss loners with a
demand that H be pushed. Ike
discrepant') was said to bate
been disclosed ns Ike result ot (he
annual audit.
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Dt Rif AM, Aug. 2»-t il'l -
Tuylor Vuuug, o year old sou of
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Youug of Bur
kum, was iastaatly killed this etc
lu trout of an automobile driven
_ by Jiuimie Knock, Durham fire
vi ,
man.
Knock was nul arrested, both
oflleers sad the child's parents
derlarlag the accident wnatold
sble.
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JACkMOM VILLA, Aug. 20 -
(APJ—LL i. Prank behilt, .Narine
aviali.r en mate to Nicaragua,
lauded his til-motored transport
plane hire at 4:|o o'clock this
afternoon, hating tell Pope Held,
k. C n at noon.
The plane was refueled and
made rtudy for a take off tomor
row unitiil uk (or Miami,' whence
Lt. bcklit will hop fori .Nicaragua.
ALTtHIk l, Pa Ana McAPI-rPltt
persons connect on with the sun
Mile Inleruntivlu sweepstakes at
the Altoona Speedway yesterday
today were ordered to appear at a
hearing to faec charges of tlulnt
iag the "Kanday bine law oMTIM"
No date was set for (hr bearing.
The max Into m iteaalty fur Tta
lallon of the law h a fine of $1
NKR YORK, ling, in (Al*)
The mayor of Sonthumpton, Png.
Mrs. I.urla Poster-Welsk hy name
arrited at New York on the I<ey
la than today. y,
She was met by the city's offl
rial reception tug, landed at a
Hudson river pier and then
wished to city ball where she ntet
the Mayor of New York, James
J. Waller.
The Mayor, ma«rallne, gave the
Mayor, feminine, a cordial greet
ing. hailing her a» outstanding In
dividual In (hr world of woman
hood.
“We In England hate no Jimmy
Walker."
THAT llf RIDE | EIGHT 01 ThIDF
ATLANTA, Aug 20. Praying In
side; fighting outside- That at least
Is the cause of nil the troubles-of the
Hrnokhavcn Baptist, church here, ac
cording to the pastor. Rev- H. C. John
son, who bus gone to court to stip
otto of his deacons front threatening!
him with a pistol.
Grant Petition For Filling
Station Walnut and James
•> A filling *tatiou will be erected °n,
(lie northwest corner' of James and
\Valnut streeeta by Edwin Borden un
der permission granted by Um board
Os Aldermen In regular raid-month:
■esjfon last evening. y.
„ iTht* board V n t«4 tn contribute |2!}e.
toward tin Mippeirt T»f the Onid-ibol *-j
Chamber of Commerce during the 1
year 1128, this sum matching the
amount appropriated by the county
board of coiuamal,oners.
I*rr*entati<m of ’ the petition from
Mv. Itorden Tor the ere< Uon of a fill-'' *
lug station »t Junes, and Walnut, at
once precipiatated a dlacilitsion
among the aldermen, a* to whether or
not the site mentioned wa* In the;
zoning ordinance regulating gas *fa-i
llyns. It had been tta'iTglit by several
'hat the site was In the territory i
Iroln which Mtatio'n- are excluded, but
< arefut read ng of the .ordinance by
t Ay clerlt SpeuCe showed that or
dinance did not Include the Walnut j
And :tam> e *lte. I
Alderman George W, Waters,’ Jr., {
NO WORD FROM GREENLAND FLIERS
KIWANIS HAS
FINE MEETING
Guy E. Whitman Named Serve
tary To Succeed I)r. A. H.
Kerr. Resigned
AtMust nights' luncheon Klwanian*
enjoyed one ol the most spirited meet
ings at the year. The - program as con
tinned by L. M Rite* was-filled with
short talks and all the speakers ex
hibited the faculty of combining set
l< uxiies with frivolity In such a muii
ner a* to make the'r points siuk deep
ai’d at the same time to keep the
entire club In a Joyous mood
City Enlgueer Guy K. Whitman ws i
elected secretary of the club to suc
i eed. Dr. A. H. Kerr, resigned on
account of press of other duties.
W. C. Bprnct- detv lered the oral
boost *nd he Impressed on his aud
ience the lONponsllillliles of the dairy*
In kiO-piuy the community supplied
with pure .and nutritious milk. He
mentioned litflrttnUit* which had been
caused by lark of milk for feeding
children and also related eases where
epidemics of diseases had been caused
by Impure milk.
M C. Sullivan known throughout
the radio world a* "Harmonica Mike"
started off the- spirit of the evening
with his harmonica which. when
manipulated hy Dint, could do every
thing except talk. Ills selections wero
of unlimited variety and each one
hv prolonged applause
Al Smith waa seated with his fret flat
on the floor and Ills hands folded
when Harmonica ,\llkc stalled but he
was soon patting his foot and when
the tune of Turkey In the Straw start
ed those feet just would n»t behave
and -started around the room doing
WMt'Wc'l'Tlr-d a Jig tlhe
j reasing no opinion but according
to the Jigger he was not dancing nor
was lie jagging' nor doing anything
rive except Jigging). ,
The subject of the evening wa*
"Citizenship 1 * the talks grata ajacted
by a triangular declamation contest
on What Makes a Klwauian n Good
f'ltlaen. This was for doctors only. be
!i(g engaged in hy Dr. Woodurd. Dr.
K. B. William* and Dr Byrd Their
opinions varied from ilc.nl members to
perrotfs. Dr. Willl«ms and Dr. Byrd
the winner* of thl* contest wero
swarded attendance prises consisting
of cigarette ilghters.
Citizenship What I* It? was the I
übject «f u three* mtolute talk by j
Frank Taylor. He explained that j
there were good citizen*, had cltldcn 1 *
slid nothing. He staled thaf a good
citizen must he unselfish and willing j
to cooperate with others for the com-1
mmt good. How good a citizen a man,
was. be went on depended on whether
hlf unselfish cooperation" only ex-;
lti.de to himself or lo hi* neighbor
mills town. t<> his state or to hi* na
tton.
Continued ou page two
moved that the petition be referred
to the city planning '•ommlwslon f" r
investigation mill » report back to
tho hoard for action. Alderman Mi -
(Manny seconded t|te motion. Before
the motion was put. Alderman B'Ulg
ir* moved thpt the petltlpß be
eit aflil Atari BOOIBHOTr SlTOtTdnt Ttrc
A
motion.
M ; Waters propoi.il. ntitffh»tr--nH3.
."ted doWn. anil of Mr
Bridgers adopted.
Following the meeting The New*
'earned that the erection of the fill
ing station was contemplated as a
temporary matter.
To I a sped Has Station I'lans
i'pon request of Aldermsn Robin
son-City Manager Hollowell will pro
eure for the consideration of the aid
i > men a f-opy of plans for the propos
ed*lmn station at William and (Jeorgo
on property owned by W. A. Hoyail.
The committee named In confer
wllh taxi driver* 'of the . i. i.illve
to exalting u«ji fares d report
lug until the neat mc«Ups.
GOLDSBORO- N. C. TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1&28
Sail for Alcohol Conference
MpF
Hi
- United States Prohibition Commissioner J. M, Doran (left)
and Captain J. P. McGovern, general counsel for the Industrial
Alcohol Institute, photographed as they sailed for Antwerp,
where the IntcfTwtional Congress Against Alcoholism will be
held Aug. 20 to 25, inclusive. Dr. Doran ia the first United
1 States governmenft official ever accredited as a delegate to the
congress since its organization forty-three £ears ago. Both he
and Captain McGcßcrn will address the delegates.
Senator F. ftj* Simmons Not To
\ ole’ For President In Fall
NIAV lit-,ON, .\ug 20~ I Pi—Senator
l‘. .U. Stßimau*. wh>' recently rcslgn
cd aw tnrt+ntial ~ vaatH —w4H
vote neither for Oovornor Al Btultli
i.or IlirlM-rt IJpovcr, according to a
st.itfmcut issued lonlght through L.
II Homnu. editor of the New- Bern
Time*. Ho reltercapNl his former
statement in which he tied * red be
would gjve full support to the st»le,
(liMrh't uud county-.jjemotratlc tick
ets
In "reaching this (Jsrinloti the S« na
tuy »n|,| that he n■jgjWfd for hlmsrff -
the right of all Dentin tAts to exercise
ihetr conscientious convictions and
Jtidfcmcuti: w.thuut "proscription, coer
ci< n or restraint'."
o."veK!v‘>r SjpilthA ssidL dcllb-lj
e.ratcly put the party under the
dominating control of Tammy 11*11.
big bustnesz and ti,e pwdatory lnter
t k'.s us r< prt •'mi <1 to hath the Dem.ii
truth' and Republican parties.
DRIVE A UTO
INTO ANOTHER
0 t>
Small Daughter of George W.
Hooks of («oWnbor<> Receives
.Minor Hurts
The Mt. utivc section #leW the *U)r
Sunday afternoon .anPrmnbdr accident
In Wayne county.
Robert Simmon*. negro, an cm
j levee of A It Whliman of Dudley,
drove bin Ford Into the reac end of
the Hard d’lven. IjyCi >r-'e \V 11-ioka
cf Goldstar.l-, flock cier w m
toried ( If the highway, li.tr, the yard
M. i rift .end was badly wreck
vd A small -.daughter of Mr. Ifook*
?usialtw*d ntniei hurls,
Blramm 1 is*.:. int i nirf >dy by
' I wlm . hai>j>. Itnd on the teem* at
the time and wit" reported a* very
drunk. He was lodged lit jail at Mt .
Olive' and wifi he given preliminary
bcan.ii far,fairs. Esitiiifo 1,. W,. I’alk
tf tltia lilui lilidT ■ 7 ~
This Is- the second time In lex* fhsu
Trjsifi TToii Stmiiruitn loin been *rr< si,
id for driving drunk. Chief tit,evens of
Mt. Olive told The New. »'
%\
hoi os oi r non:
COCKS HAGEN. Aug, 20- Daugaard
Jgn;s«n, general director cf tin le.ii
l*U State Department for Cirx-chluud,
dertardc today then is; no reason yet
,1c ahand. it >| < ft;/ licit iiu .. II and
aim t n wh , liopfii-ii off at Cm hr.'u.e,
Oatatio, i » f.s to Meant thnuf ( Irci
land. This official pointed out the pop
srenrtj •.'. Ir • 11tell n*«y hi unabh ti
commui; irate with iTyill/atiou from
Greeulauu evott if ativu uud wall,
"v\s it result," he arid, “since the
Houston convention ,the platform ha*
•fcccti rrrmiip’ted. -the party
the Issues refs anted and forces of
privilege ami Bet use now are d,«mln
atlijg »nd controlling it* natlunul
machinery.” ar
This tSondlHau. tin'said. Is a betravl,
or stihmercencfl of the major princi
ples of IhADemocratic party as, hereto
ton under-mod un,i applied
These things. *«bl tip- Benutor, have
v, refied nil his predictions and prop
hrHtra ivtstcti trr rngite tn s trprectt tle
liver<*d to the U. 8. Senate against
i Rant lit' venter Smith.
Senator Simmons Is anthorlsinti the
imhltcnilon f his statement, said he
dt-Jiiircd miking ony formal ex
j *n it I tor. of Ills''position at the re
i dUCKt of O M Mull, r halrniati of the
Democrnth until
j after the acceptance speech of the
' <■ veruor.
I Vo II4IIIM S BADLY lk.ll RID
BBaVfoHT, S (V. Aug. 20. or)--
1 Two marines wen* seriously Injure)
*O
- ve; tcriiay afternoon when the car
In which they were riding was forcer!
Rilf the road, seven miles from here,
hj «n unknown auiolM. Marines
ioster, Taylor and McLean, were is
. the car. Which was forced Into the
ditch, turning over several. Ilpies be
fore pinning the men beneath the,
~ wreckage. * 1
Falling Creek- Youth Shot
While Driving Along H’way
Tin Inc M itin; IS orc.ir old farm
ufh who re-ldc* with Mr father J.
| J Mat Mu, ju»l uver lh* Wayne line
: 111 the Fa 111 up f'rci k motion of l,ci?olr
■•I:■» l,v recovering after having hem
, ! .i mi lie In hwav
ii.it Friday nTkHT. according lo lhf»ir r
-l"F ***•»', tt* ■ "It* - * ttv e ftT’Crr ,
! • hirSyM 'H. itegro 1 i*-Tte e« ~ar rt * led
.1 h i t i in ; i 1 : Kin-l<nt
l cihTTuk m hilt' >iui> of Martin’* In
itrlr-. I'hy-li ian- hav" regarded hi*
■ icntu • ,i very i triMH
Hutton tut, »rr‘stmi at hi* home
• near tit* Martin farm following In*
vesdlyailoti of the shooting by deputy
0
rrlii M'lhh y and Sutton of KillWtOll.
Lying in I 1 I. hi- body Miff irem
Urn effect of the bullvtwt»u«d|. M;*r»
tin u ted hi- 1 eticy of the "hooting
" I k l«lt«.dn v < <H<r film
. I i.ven d au attentive slider, whn«o
i iith ni inn It n f*f»« ired ti( vase the
1 iln which .1 time* rl»i ke.| ht-i frail
j hody ! .
"W.-t-Ihiiil.--' IlotmeJ /.eh flrant
-
. and tne were coming from u chicken
j fry al Lloyd Lh*y«j’- whvtraH of a «ud
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VARIETY CASES
IN CITY COURT
Wife Hr liters. I trunks, and Oth
er MiMcreanls Had To Face
Mayor Hill Yesterday
vfv ..
' The usual routine of esse* of drunk
•"less and disorderly conduct were
imposed of before HD Honor, Mayor
Mill, lu city r»urt yeslyrday morning.
Eightornee.v were tried
It'll Arrott. white man. charged with
t>< lose drunk waa let pff with the pay
ment of jthe costs Arrop was srreated
tiesr The News office Ratnrday, where
In was found lit a "pickled”- condition
hir nine ayafukt a fence in a stain
‘bordering on the passing out. It In
ru'd that the man drinks hatd tonic,
and Other such alchohdric "beverages"
D. VV, Jones, white tnsn. charged
Wuli iM’lhg deunk. was let off with
(hr payment of the costs.
.lamt-H Gregory, colored, wsa sen
tenced to thirty days on the roads <>M
a charge of ln*lug drunk %nd dtsor
ucrly: George. It was testified, went
into (hr rear of the local CocaColu
plant while In a drunken condition.
Here lie proceeded to curae onn of
the workmen when the m»n ordered
him out Finally he was run out of tfie
place, uud later arrested..
t ■
Charlie I'lavls, colored, paid the
ci Mb on a charge <>f assault, on bin
wife. Davis, who has been alck for
s* verul week*, hud an argument with
Gepeva. lit* wife, as the reeutt of
which, bottles, mirrors snd drinking
l.lasses, ami a brick were thrown buck
ami forth at each other. Finally the
vnen etHHeht the w««n** after * hnatng
her from the house and hU her •
few lick*. Charlie has been under the
< are of a doctor r»r aame time. Whnn
.10, com fe waked G»* woman ts nbe sad
her littshand trail m*de up and could
live together peacefully, she replied,
"l aho* 'don't want, Charlie no more.
hentlniPond peckin' on me".
Abraham Well white charged with
■ pending an automobile, was let off
vrtth the payntent of tkf costs, thin
being his first appearance In court.
J. C. Freeman, charged with bring
ctsorderly. was given thirty days.
Freeman It was said, had threatened
lit* wife, canted her and been dis
orderly lu general;
•John HWks and Krnest Williams,
vnlored. get »no nu arguraeut tv*r »
lifty cent ptfr.c There ensued a rum*
ulng contest, with one chasing tpw
other with a knife. The leaflet In u e
rate turned around several times to
throw a brick *ud thus gain a longer
lend. The pair were fined flvd dol
lars and the costs, each. °
The case ugalnat Krnest -'Vorreh.
colored, was bound over to Hie next
rtaslrth of county court. Kept. 3. The
two negroes work down at tho Fm
plre Msnufsrtnrlng (ompaay. WarreP,
was trying to rush AHord Into getting
ilirough with his work se they could
go to the ball game, ope day last
Continued, on page two
(Jen a tongue of fl»me flashed out
txodde the road, and f felt a jar and *
- (nixing sensation In my left aide”
Min lln *a(d. „
•’I we* driving (he ear a Wrd,
—und my left hand, which waa on
(fie wheel and the wbul# " left
ehh* of ffi. UafV We* f|H»d With
cfiT( » T»y ifieTba3~Tr»m a shotgun.
:n Kinston, and the place* lu my side
’ The h<>>/< look hid lo the hospital
were cleaned out.
"I don’t know who did It. for sure.
I -i* no one, only the flash of the
ktin 1 didn't hear anyone. •*"
I bad a little trouble wj,gh I,eon
Hutton. If* h ul threatened to get me,
it he ever had the chanre. "
Sub eqiteut lnve«tlgatton by officers
dl-cloaed that Martin and one of hi*
friends. Henry Tyndall, had quarreled
i vUh the negro over some muskrats
i aimed the negro to have stolen from
Hit trap* by''the white boy*, Ans ar
uincnt en-ned. during which the
<« Xi» wa« ttahl to have cu r »od the
w hit* boy*.
CuuUnuvd ou page two
MEMBER m
THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
t • t
PRICE PIYV dim
Long Overdue,
At Their Goal
- T —*“W--URJ
e
Signals From llUnoi. Mm Wan '
Heard Last Rgrly Sunday ".
Morning
CHICAGO, Aug. 10—<JP> —
radio atgnala unheard f*r mare than (
30 hours, grave anxiety vaa Ml to *
night hy the Rockford. HI., baekere ad *
the good will flight from leefcferl
to Stockholm,, Hwedea, of Rett Hdr *
sell and Parker Kramer. '
The moat optimistic, Includiag rafo
live* of the avtetera, belteupd that
the mart, laat heard tram Baadd?'
morning at 4 o'clock, mar hava aaadto
a forced landing eomewkere ta Oreea.
land when they tailed ta attain their
objective at Meant Ivans. la lid
cate days might elapee before tha “
wheat ther could communiaata Utth \
tha outside wertd- • *
Btepe, ware taken dertaa tka B|R
to aeardk for the alnaea okaa tha
nonet guard cutter Marita, aa* ndir
the route they van expected ta Ukh ;
yre* ordered to Lake up tka aaaai. ~*• •-*
i The dm left Rockford Tharaflar'
and made the «ret lag of thgtf pW‘
t ej to Cochrane. Ontario, wttheet ta- .
c Ident. They left Ceohraib Raturduy
noon on the second IMP mile lag da.
Mi. Event Intermit teat r.ulla uporta
wiving their poeittoß ware heard MR
til four o'cioch Sunday moralag when !
they laat elgaalad ladicatiag a poet-.
tion off Capa Chtdfoy.
The plane wae due at Kt Rvnnf n
few houre later hat did fht fond fad .
ne further word has hSU| MaK (HR
It. ——• ——~
OFFICERS GET
A BIG STIIlt;
*” 1
Oprratora BWill Aa RaM*|>
Take Seventy OkMoo Ckffonr -
ouiat
■
A seventy gallon eoppev Mil I *Ad'
■ aptured by Oepnty Rnriff,.f. I D»i
Sutton of Hofeo Springe and WWtl -
Officer Ratten and Malstawte hi <Sd
Seven Springe aecttoa yeaterdap. ■ OR*
traiore of the etlH eepapefl.
The outfit wpa being rea for * afl
gro and white maa aad. they aaw IRS
approach of the officers aad anonflif
through the weeds, unfamiliar wMk
| the exact location of that gtaat, tha
j ralden had not had » chaace of PM
roundlag the spot.
About four hoadred gallons of kddr
made up and ready for tnaaflmaflh*
t'on Into whtahey were peefrgi oat %
1 , ' '...am. .
I IfIJLRRD Ah MttLL MU .*
I
TACOMA, Wash-, Aug »k—(ffV-tfe
■person* were aerioaaty info rad, ana
perhaps fatally, at a picaic near fat
l<ewla last night, whan a dad eflwß
w,a* thrown into a camp Are aad M,
ptoded. i
Mia* Roaa Peering, II of Roy, Wggh.<
*ii tha most aertoualy injured.
It wae believed the rhell was anfl
left from artillery practice on tka
Fort Lewie range, »
PL ACES SECOND ’
IN COMPETITION
G*rlle Forehand May Get CRrmb|
Going Rmml Wartd With
Expenaaa Pitt 1
Car lie Forehand, honor gradeffo *9
the Coldshorti high acheol|ta the etaaa
of 192 k, ie wI nnWYBI. Alrst hopedgfoa
mention In an eesey contest cue fort
ed hy the "World Review'’, he has
been Informed. "Should the ftret frtan
winner be unable to ge joe will beta
mi opportunity to make the erafofl
ar«und the world on the ITwiitratty
Afloat. " K C. Remington of .OR
World Review wrote Mr. Forehand.
The title of the eeeey eubaatMed
hy the Goldsboro boy area "Travel aa
»n aad It wea a pries la
the recent high ahopl romateeccaaent.
Forehand was an outstanding student
it Coldsboro high, eampletlag, tha
four year course in thtee aad oag*
half years. ~ " \ '-M