WEATHER
Ronday cloudy, showers. Moderate
southerly winds *
VOLUME EIGHT; NUMBER 47
ATTEMPTS BLOW UP STRIKE MEET WITH DYNAMITE
Troy Jones Overpowered *
When He Tries to Light
Explosive Fuse at Meet
Is Husband of Woman Who
Went to New York to Help
Raise Relief Funds
CHARGES THAT WIFE
HAD BEEN ABDUCTED
J> ■ ■ ■ -' —-
Threatened to “Blow Up Whole
Bunch” As He Produced
Dynamite and Lit Match
GABTONIA. April 20 —fAb Tro,
Jones. huHband of one of the LOray
mill strikers, arose in a niaas meeting
»f the strlkef* tonight, drew a stick
of dynamite from hie pocket and an
nounced hr was going to blow up “the
whole hunch.” Other strikers prevent*
ed him from carrying out his threat
and fission county officers plkceiTtrtTn-
In Jail
Jones has brought suit for $5,000
sralnst Fred K Beal, organiser of thr
>Hlonal Textile Workers 4n' n
charging that Beal aided In the ahduc
t'on of his w it, Mrs. i lj’e* J u j ,ee.
fche was one of *ever a ; »trlks.< <th)
went to New York If/rs s) relief funds
Jones dynamite ihrctl t anight fol
lowed the reading at the <n«.*-'r*g by
George Pershing, sta'f *n i n«>r of th*
Dally Worker, New v o -, t. of s trie
gram from Mrs, Jon a who Is «tl *
In New York It said she left Gas
ft nfa of her own a ccc.ts.
As he drew the dynft'.tfte from l-U
socket. Jones al.io at ms s match and
rMempt-d to light a fit i. a'Urhed to
lie stick.
GABTONIA, April 44,-',Th Ahll.
ks ufity and city audit .s' *»■* cantin'.ni
to quiet Investigation r.f the 1»t rec
ti, n of headquarters >f (he Na» ;
Textile Workers unloi l;en »»rtv
'•hursday. city official< »»t• / to k
prevent possl t.s d>r.nrd#r
enforcing a new ordlna < i 'o-M-Sd'e*
parades without a pi m’t Slrlk»r*
from the I.ornv Fotto:. mill I.ad plan
ted a parade for this an :.-i".t:
The dly council In se . 1 t Ism nigh*
adopted an Ordinance ca.Tv'nq in
emergency clause requ ring written
permission of thf city manatcer h>f ire
my street parade co t! ne Y*ltl \ {
••crtl led copy of th** ordinance wV‘-
f’ellvcfed to the secre »* f il'» Mc-il
ui.lon today and up t, naan ro reii ,«M
had been received for p rot i . n .o
conduct the parade. Ilsrrv Itn'tcr
noting city manager, soil h-i h •«* re
ceived no request for a fit.*tilt : id cc
t'lned 'o ssv what his »*;’• a. wr.’il.l *>*•
were such a request made-
Today was the last of the third week
r.f the strike at tho Goray mill, unit
of the ManvllleJencke* company of
Pawtucket, R I. Klnce Thursday morn
ing when a hand of masked men In
v.idcd union headquarters Just off the
•Mill company's property, demolished
the building and then wrecked the
relief fctore operated by an auxiliary of
tne National union, the lairay village
and surrounding territory have been
Mulct. A small parade consisting
largely of womeif and children were
held yesterday afternoon but did not
a'tempt to leave Ih* jnHI village
Reports of settlement ’hf the strike
at the Pinkney mill In south Gastonia
could not he verified. The report was
r'ven out al temporary strike head
quarters in the workers International
r icf store hut o finals of the com
pany operating the mill refused * to
talk. The strikers asserted that (lie
setlement had been on a compromise
oasis with a small Increase in pay and
transfer of one foreman to another job
All strike's except four were re-sm
ployed, these being denied employ
ment tieeause of statements they arc
alleged lo have made while the strike
vas In progress
Civil authorities declined to com
ment on the Investigation being made
Into the Incidents of Thursday morn
ing Beyond sftvtng they were ' In
vestigating" nothing In the way of
comment was forthcoming ,
Military authorities have consistent
ly taken the position that they ar*
merely ou hand to assist civil auth
orities !ti Weeping order on the mill
property and are making no Investi
gation "We are sitting quietly and
calmly »* If we were awaiting Jtldg
inent day. «nld an officer Report*
from headquarters of the guardsmen
said the night passed quietly
Reports had been held last night]
that picketing of the I-orav plaut
would be resumed in force today but:
90 H *A lkJ
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
• VO *•
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
SIXTEEN I*AGES TODAY
May Advertise Half
Property For Taxes
t ttless Wayne county cltUetia
lake advantage of thy ‘Remaining
ten days In which to pay their
county tax for 1928, a record vol
ume of property will he advertised
for sale immediately alter May 1
for non payment of taxes Through
out Friday only about $403,437-99
In 1928 taxes had been paid out of
a total amount of approximately
$822,000 due Business was brisk
In the owlet* \f Slvrlf Gran! \e
lerday nftnl it A'a* expected that'Tiy
the tuiti busdtiPH**
would have been paid
Property on which taxes have not
I teen paid by May I will lie adver
tised for sale It was emphasized,
as there la no other alternative
under the law. At present taxes
are over-dye 4f payment Is d#
ferred until after May' 1 and ad
vertising started payers will not
only have to plank down the pen'ul
ty pereenlage but will have In hear
the advertising yosls to redeem
their property In addition jo ¥eeelv
Ing publicity and whatever degree
of embarrassment II may produce
TORNADO HITS
NEAR WICHITA
Younjt Man is Killed, Several In
jured and Huildinga
Destroyed
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WIFIIITA, Kan , Aprli 2n uVI
"uul Kennel, 20, was killed and sev
eial persons were Injured late today
when a toruado struck the tony* l «f
Keece, Kan., 12 miles west of Kureka
In Greenwood county. The Missouri-
Pacific station and several residences
Were demolished.
DISABLED VETS
HOME IS ASKED
° <
»
Georjfia ('onjcrensnian Wants
$2,000,000 Institution in
Southeast
WASHINGTON. April 2'» -{A>) Ks
luldishnient of a branch of the na*>
tlonal home for disabled volunteer
soldiers In one of the Southeastern
slates would tie authorized under a
bll llntroduced today by Represen
tative Steele, Democrat. Georgia The
measure would authorise the expen
diture of $2,000,000 for the. branch.
About One Hundred at Tax
1 Meet, *and Name Committee
The anti high lax meeting srhc
•V K J
duleil for the courthouse yesterday
afternoon dldri’4 turn out to tie tin*
big event it had been advertised, bill
it did see the naming of a committe,*
Vo call upon the board of county eom«
ndnsiiiiiers and demand "strict icon
omy” In the county's affairs. At the
same time* It wqs decided that 'an
effort sould b** maile to organize r.
Tax Reduction league 'throughout
Kastern N'orfh Farollnn.
So far as attendance went, the
meeting was a flop Instead of ;ht
crowds packing the courthouse a
• had been predicted by those In charge
of advertising the gathering, there
were not quite 106 present None **f
the "tax expiTts"’ were on hand to-dl*
cuss the proposition. as had also
been advertised
Charles B Miller did not put In an
appearance as the chairman had said
he would, neither did Hugh Dortch
local attorney. w
‘MA> * have got to do something
about t/.” was the expression which
the speakers repeated oyer and over,
but none offered a suggestion as To
what cOutd be ddne Kvcn the com
mittee which was named to call oti
i the Cotntulssloner* wgs not *lven auy
First Photos of Byrd Expedition
tc-ft lo right >ire Fomm.iudci Itfili.udl ID rd •hi , !**•• l*.« .. n.iii.,,\ |t*.,ph
and ■«'>. i..in- kina . xpert *.i the exp iliiino ft* yVan now.
wintering on Hie Antarctic »«•< cap awaiting u fay* mbit < / |.porliiniiv to ; t
tempt a fllKlil over the South ,I'iyle ‘ N
Wayne Courtly School Hussey
(zost Leas Than Leiil a !Mil<‘
Tin* >«* wssfa ri.i'h
.sir Halter llulel
u.M.i;i<;ii. \prii i-ii, -No it. • . .
i.na u<a only haul, mure child eu
school at public expense than any
, r slate, hut also cart lee on this mi. -c
of hclkmil aolfvlly at ;v less a'* r 4.;*
vnnul roil for each child Iran-mu*
ed", according th an advance r .t*y of
Plate HchiMil ’Fails, publish*.* I *mi
monthly by Slate Buperli'ltend'*nl *»i
I ilbli’c liistrucllon A I til* u. .
■»
TraVikportatloii of school * n li* u
In Nortli ( aritJln.i ciis!* umuilis ,1
675.879. or an fivecac* of sl2 .1 . ftt
i ually for *;acli pupil li.i*i -I*<.i ■ 1 1 . *9
total inimber of which. In Iti2* i ; , « *
Itd tiHu Thi\ Hexl low* *t p. i * ip i i
cost wys made by Mis t- jppl, $12*1.1
. ' V
followed bv Oeorgla. $1 !19 Ark M *i
$14.57; Tennessee,,. slfi In, mil I,'lnc
$18.95 r y
Wlille tin- number of chihlr. n trail**
*. ■ 0
ported lias Increased rapidly Iji S' iri'i
< arollna and tin* total cost o'
portavion has mounled, the aver:) ;.- *.
nual c*.si lias declin'd Irom Hi mi
J 925-28 to sl4 15 in 1929 27 and •*.
$12.21 In 1927-28. Th** hiial nimibei
i aule*l In 1225 2*l was (fT.2M ! al .*
*'Osl of $1,202,917 92; in 1929 27 .* total
of 11 l,72|i> at a ( okl *if $1,581,1 19 .V n 1
lL 1927-28, a total Os I t 9,950, . 1 a 4 I
675,979.41
In a table on Die division 'if r 1
II Is found that 99 rural si li 1 n j *.
cystenis pay $1 f*24,5.'M 22 and T> . liar
I'r school sysleinw pav $27,987 97 *.
the total costs, while $1 882.5''*,.1 t 9
paid Bar wblt.t* and”sls,4Bn :: : *ml
suggc dtiirii* as Jo where Hi* >■< onoiu
could ♦**• practlei'd
IV * have been fooled liv Hi.' dep*
o< rath- parly,* 'said .1. If. Wi-thro-e
ot Mi Olive who led off in the talk
•tig "if we dqo't do .*omeihlng w* I
are. going to be worse than Mexico i
'*W are fu hiiim' shape than He
slnvda ’ beiore Hi* Civil War." Mr
VYi'sthroo , -aid J,, didn't -lljink ;*n■-
thing of ihls here plan of baultiir
seliool children to school, *
"Why last year I hired a woman at
11 a day and she walked *I x mil, to
w**rk evi'i \ day, and then tin v go
anil ban! this woman's chlbli.ii I
school.”
J Wi Gardner. A Itoseower, Mr
J I> Maniels. Marshall Adimik.' M i
)or Best and Vick- Newsomo w.*r *
some other stiaving something to - a'
Fred Parker, Jr. acted as chair
man of the meeting and explained tic
purpose of the meeting.
Among those nafned on the com
mlttee to appear before tl*** <ommta
aloners were: Marstiai Adam H
WMtbrook, J. AV, Gardner, Major
Best. Mrs. Daniels, J*: A. Stevens, C.
F. Iferrlug. Ben Dean, Alex Aycoo
and Nick Newsomo. *gf»
GOLDS 808 U t N. C. MOKNING, %I'HIL 21. 192*
*1 *
.I ed < ho* I ' Iniill 111 V <ll* 1 1 R* V I
ii'i* Im*a„ that the percentage of 1 isii
* 1.-l . ll* * I'lillow . 1! * ,l|
15 per Hill, g,* oil ,|||*l o( '* • ev
ponses, 27; repairs and roplac"m *H
1 .1 In * 1 r.n.i"' III* ill.mil I'l ; 9
and contract, 5 per rent
Forsyth cHmity 1 1 .in-port.* mon
pupils- ilian any oilier a*i*( if ...» *,.-;<
1 low .* . an.. ”4 *'9s pwpil i .*1 1,, 1.1
tioilis ni a cent je-r pupil per mil*
lolm-.ion is seoond with 3,97.0 pupils,
I Hi*' : .inn . Wa I ■ i . tlif* *| V* il 9
".792. * *i*l half a cent Guilford ei
• ur<h, 7|r.in (.is) six tenths 0f,,» cent;
lVi|s.*n ill'll wil|| 2,52", <*»1"» foili -
' * ’i■ i jit'** I.l' i i", 11'
cost jtpven-tenlhs of a cent; Mecklen
lierr 5.590 n;"' ' ~T' ' •* "••* <*f
:■ i .*nt " f*j/t*l _.n *. <*> i to* ' k
T* i* *
tenth* of ft mtit
Tw i'iit • m ini 0 I*.i * t" r *dle
t. r pupil cost of |e>. , than mu lent
hiding (hot < »V>*< and I *|.l ..a*
i' >|umbia Duplin, t;*• •■ •
I ( • 'I *' 1 ' I , ' 2 UU>(, 1 ' 1
I4t ~, '|. SU .|!l , 1 ' ■ * •
, 'mi Ii« lia Vi I" ", ii.l" |. it u
'if tin* pupils I l all*.purl*-d In 5”, ("i*i*i
,* a Ib*‘ <o *t in i p *v,d md
filially Is two l entA •»* b In Kwi'i
ci mdy, the f'r t 1 71 1 cents p<M ;*unll
*u i md-. Jn '.t.u ni. •! i 'ii ri).
n Tvr* II If i,;'2l 9 . "id - N. v Ha*,
ever, 18 7! < i*nls . Wa dungtotl. 15 <■ *at *;
Grnliam. 112 (<nt Flay, I 2 lerT*
ait f li"i oker. Hi 5 n'«; 11 1 'l'l.* i i
turn* me.''sure lo cun el* «. **bd
Mon * ami natural barrier •n.ijlne the
* Icaiv rnater
..... . _ *L. " ..... ....
CAI'TI RE STII,I,
01 T IN FORK
"s V*
I mit \lcn OclOiiL' |{**;ttl\ lo
Make Ifuti Is.scap*' Ify.iHit's ,
liy Ittinriiiii
( •"*" two n-;- t.**,
" , ’...i'l. (4* ii . a 'll.
•V
f«it<riiooji wh*'M if .mil if ,i ;11 $
ii i I ’ni'k f n-hf|» Tit** plvitii w.i Us
lilt'- l.'t i:. ;i. (i, * ' ijt
ti ll «iujv iIK« u iii { 11 ■ ■ i.s jVi.sij i*.
'' " IJ' i*' * *'* |M"t'.'l,l'i.'lHt ■ «, |i ~
•I' l-M I* 111,,' ot ~
!cl on a nearby hid *uiiui"'t the w iru
I before III" uft'n 'i" . lia.r ' "1,
. the h« en*.
1 3. lie , I ill of Iff V gall* " * a pa* I* '
* ■ c/.*'.d arel ; " pi*)|,,n ~f I,* er
w,.s d‘ Uoyed.
VlUltl It U.TITI JII RM IIKI)
TRAViC.vtI'KNDK. Germim\, April
:d t A her., world's ;•<•*••*. d was
*’aimed for a Hobrbacli Roma , Air
t twuii which reached an allltttde of 2
. 2m> met ere (about 7,15t> feet) with t
jc.dgo of IT 7**i jniund .
j NEGRO BOUNDED
BY PISTOL SHOT
Bushed to Attack .1. Best, Jr.,
When l.uOcr U**nl lo
Make Arrest
I
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f.liort* »il lh<‘ UhiirlvH '
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i •»'• sjo .-il nifo » i Wi» * 1o« • *
,i mo jit rlorf lit Ml ii»t* «Mt’)ip v$ o t>! 1
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v-m». * Jiitnitiiig tofe.iw! M/. U< I. Wltn
\*i ikl*f lilt- |n» -tl ill lirom ' MiMf
%ouii«Hi»*4 f*ll*i n Hi*' rlglit ml
or 1* *l* lt)i» 'U* :*ft # t „ I jJ*h**i» * h v
riv»’<l about «hit ll«M% U*«*k Mf»rr!x b»
<lm* row ii ty' h«’uUb wb«ra
an ox ain I nation tliut
wa'a otil> lik'bi It ot o hrcMU'*il • *
<j»H Mint lit* wii un»h r th** inrf»n iii »
*, of tlrutf
{vniiKcqmmllv It flint M'*r
h.s*l not trtblH*! nnymif*. but b.nt
H7tf« li<n f vrral Himh of inr-n h,»*i !-*
fM»ni tli** (’h.trbM Sfnrt‘.
WAYNECOLORED
SCHOOLS CI.OSE
N. NcmlmilH S|»euker Al Com
menccmenl Attendi'd
Iby 1,690
AppiuY iii.d* 1* TWtern biiudicl p* •*
pt<- aft*.mil *f tli*' Fount* Foitimk iu *'
hi* nt orihe cidored rutnl k* bools, nn
der I lie nuiH'rvtiiini of Mr Maud*
I." rneeav, yesterday afternoon at Hie
Ml lard High School N F N-wbolil
Mate IMrectin of Ni'gio Palucallmt w.i
*>lro*|.i< i d In Rapt I 'l' J*mine, "1
Wayne county He recounted the ml
vamctnenl made In N*Rto 'dark!toll
In thi" state for tin* past ten year*
’■ pci-tally did be mention the Roseti
will movement and how the white
pfopl*' ami colored had re pond**d tn
It nil over the state and the south
Siijit Jerome, lauded Mrs Km ii' ir* 2
' I!( •*, .t< I t.|l A W . I* -A III! Il lie
in. -t I'ondnfdntl .lout Work ns sttpnr
*i or. up 1 Ray kraxtriwi. <>f fha
1 .* tiiu>l. spoke of tho cooperation
tad w**<*tl county and < fly. I'fof II V
'ii.t.vM: upervt'ior of the colored . It >
,i'hoo|* welcomed the visitor*.
A iiiiiqde |*er 1 **f th*' afrjiftgapieat
W.l.'* Ihtt p.*r ping ' I'll* ne devised by
prof Fhe.illoim, of th*' filllurd high
rhool On*' hundred nevetity car
were orderly' parked on tho school
re lupus and street wo. Kept open
'**r trafti*
: ' '■~* i
Sixth District Oratory
Finals Here Mon. Night
cr
ltt‘|irs'!BfM*lliV<‘ *lt re il IllKh ‘
*ltt H 12 * « rrl • rnl IH Mjli f|l.Glril*i
I iii* HMf *| Isl 1 ill •r f 14»
Mil?.' . ( 11 rl l t. .1 AIM . r *»rn ill U;r
'.l* rritii i;i| l ornnitft*ily BnilffltUt b* r*
M»mb«v »i »»*< b»cl Ti»f
f.tibijc in InyMctl tcs fbc* hut
4 1 •$jt v . - j
V 1 f . i I.l'if'! ** f M 1 •-’>') '*f i
}! *; r iLf 111 *»M bor*»
II sch l»t»nl .inrf will hp f»f*)‘ oil
»!|t' |>l UV mill -e
f i«> » ' •' tl! |- t * J i‘ • •
‘ r ■ lif 1* 111 JI -i * li' '»!. -# * * «|»h
Si tIH IF.I '
K.«V$ lU vilb» Hi* Ii ; * bool, M
K irkfurittik
f % -1 11 » >.l Ni'V •
if
J*rifi< «*ton lUkl* Khllb I.^-
ifanillfon.
Ullihr.tnn Hu f> b* - l V, T«ir>
1 |
■ Ifi-nrv It-Ik, * Ilf Or of T!m> New*,
will M-rre as chairman of the m«**'-
ing
? The ■ |i* il "r** w|J| discuss she I'nlt
>d ftfate.i Fonstltutli*n and will he
allowed ten minute* each.
The content Is jiromote.l In Its na
th*nal and Internallonal pha-es by the
* i.i'p* ratin' of half »,hun*lr< d or innr*-
itewspapfrt; ami journal* In thi« t oun
SIVTFFN I'AI.IS TOItAY
Slieriff Best of Duplin
Is Seriously Injured In
An Autoniolule Wr^ck
RIIM MACHINE
IS WRECKED
Ac* nk*nt Near Raleigh Slftps
Driver and Companion Who
Tried lo Shoo! Smith
Th* rum < ,*r whirl*, escaped from
llepuit Sheriff Furl Smith t'rldny ,*>
tertioon a ter a white man ma-ompaiiy
'il l the driver had painted a *..iwe l
**H shol gun as If to shoot tho off * **
vus wieckrtd ni*ur Itulilgh eurlv th*>
jiio- night, tic* ordlng to uilvt* un re
I * ived h* tv yesterday Th# drlveris
;nf the Fhrjitler sedan lout their rajr
and t in* 1 r I * ,** * I of UP gnllons of wliiskey
ween It swerved from tho rood ami
*v»e* k• *1 mar Whlluker’s tilling ;d.t
thin on route 21, near tlalelgh
Wak - idierlff;, nffloer**. culled ini
mediately ufier the wreck, con fluent ad
•In- liquor and the wr»ck***l. * ar which
i.urled a license that had been l»-
Mied to W |l Kllpatrti k, of New Horn:
a. name wfibd* msunt nothlug to tin*
o fleers,
According to fho reporU glvi"ti th**
(d fleer ** the cqr WM( traveling »l II
lilgb rate of speed when It left Iho
I* ail. lilt Iwo ears parked off the road,
*tunped > branch and turned'over. Tha
occupants, apparently not hurt, loft
in .* burry
Tin* t-ar waa going uway from Ra
8 .
leigti, tl*« *itflrer* learuwl *
Deputy Sheriff Smith had * based tli**
machine from Adamavul", thtuugh
Goldsboro fttnl to a poultry#oar of The
i t* earlier in tho afternoon. Aa
palled up cm-the slila to attempt to
.i.iII It, a mull with the driver mixed
ii sawed-off shot »«** and raised U,
*,if do *lre Smith fell back and a*
...a Fhrysler aped away U*« mqti wav
* d Ins gun tanntliifiy.
BILL WOULD AID
NEWSPAPERS
O ’ - * #
Would Permit Certain I'shhcm ot
ContestM in AdvertisinK
AnnbunccmenlM
WASHINGTON, April 20 (JP) A
Mil to tillow newspapers and other
pul.l * 'idsilling mutter rela
tive to lotteries used for Mil j
purpose.'* to be sent through the mall
wa« Antrmtu* ed today by llepresent.i-
II ye M< Ml I tan, (Hunociat, K*mth Fa
rolnift,
* HIM l ItIMIH NT
Ml SIC 11 1 Its l»r.Al»
,>A
< * MSI: lln M * . Apr *1 9> </V)
Mi R*. .<- Kay Tbotywt. orgatllxio
*| find pr-ejiident of Ibo Nat lon.il
I*. *b ration ol Mu*h; Fluha. She Waa
7 r yearn old
it'/ and I*.*** ip* wb** b*‘ar all Hie ex
pen *• i.Turditdlng all |irl*e!i and awards
n the :.»t•*•*..«t cveni:!. If hSs tho **n
il ii/ciiM td of Hoi American Mar As
,• (elation, former I're xld rut. Firolldge,
*>*. .j,l„**i Hoover and many pat riot ic
* rgnnlzatlona,
1 n***** it., plan ** or anlr.il ion, ea*Tr
~* w ip-; j-" c II * 111*) POP "I hip of a
* 1.1 lain Ittidory For * xample, Th*
hew alul Ob < rver apofiiors the ftp.
'na 9 . :h Farollnn, hns full dl
1* * 'hr: „,t ill ,u rai i**-m*>tiH wltlilq the
1 ■ t at* | r*-*pon dill" fl ' r ’ an y prires
"i . .. ■ : i r* 1.1 • I*i til" ’ .*1 Pj a II'I I
Hie final arbiter of any nitration that
* . 11*. ,* 1 Sin ii 1 t* rritory.
1 Fa* I* .late or territorial sponsor
l* .Id i* mute 1 >p*l * i l.s ts adWJuncf
• * 1- 'I sle * inner.Nßß turn
, *- I *, wliipei ; In si'ven otJier terrl
lon ies In zone contests. Th# xono con
t« *d in whli b The News and Otmerver
winner will participate thla yeay will
lie h"I*J in New Orleans on May 10.
The winners In these xone contests
in tde National finals and.
u utidlUon. are awarded a three
months tour of South America this
■mitner with all expenses paid. The
' .* ■ • Til f-pul* will b» held in Wash
I (Continued on (it|t 7*
MEMBER OF
THE ASSOCIATED
TRESS
ruea nvg nn>
Accident Occurred on Highway «
Forty South of Goldsboro
Saturday Morning
COMPOUND FRACTURE OF
LEU AND OTHER HURTS
Fear That Ug i* Ho Hfaliy Shat
tered It May Be Nsccasary
to Ajnytate
D K Meat. 6k. chairman of lb* boird
i r county commissioners oI Duphu
county mid for many year* ah i. iff or
tlic ."Ijoinlno county, wu ser' a>ty
f»«Jtir«*rf In an automobile wreck ft thi
Intersection ol Highways number |)
iii»l !«i3 sooth of tha ctty yes'jrdajr
morning
Hhirlft Best sustained a cnmp r ied
rurturo of tho right teg be'uw the
t-r.i'c. several broken riba, a rarer
cash on the bead, and a cut on nan
band. In addition to aerara ah mb. It
ana feared that the log waa SO ladty
battered that It might ho see—oiry
)<i ninpiiiain tt. Barring compttda*
• lona, however, lb# Duplin man fa ee
hected to recover Ha waa ran/ral
I" Spicer Sichltnrlum lor Ireatmen*.
Sheriff Iteel waa an routs'to OoMs
boro and driving alona In his utwse-
I lie. As he approached the point
where highway 102 coma* Into high*
wiv til. there waa another au’mo
'HTc Hie driver of which baa a 4 oeen
hawed turning Into forty from lie
direction of Uranthapi. Thie c%* at*
must turned Into (be path of Sheriff
Heat’ll machine and la sUeaspt'ed to
tides It he collided with a track Jrtrea
l y Koitert Halter, also of Depllu
' ridler had aeon the nor com'ag In
from 11)2 end had hrooght his track
tti a standstill, effleere who IsveetV
KHled the cas* ifII Sheriff Bait's
machine struck tip. track hand oar
The motor of tha llghtar car waa driv
en bm k Into tha tonnean of tha netv
mobile by tha impact, crushing Mr.
licit’* leg.
Neither Usher nor Bam Herre’t, aa
oilier Duplin cUtaan who sraa riling
on Ihe truck waa injured. Tm two
were returning from Northern pltfoa
uhere they had delivered n lost of
'rit w herries from the Wallaoe enettm.
sheriff Beet ft the father of Dr. O
K Best and Attorney Beet «t Oolda
boro and is well knowo here
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IIWVERNOTFQRv
SENATES PLAN
Issue Statement Objecting U
Debenture Farm Aid
Measure
WASHINGTON. April If.—MPV—
"resident Hoover la oppoeed to tie
import lintiwtire plan of the National
Orange as a measure of farm relief
snd u expected to set forth his vtesm
In n com niu'u lest lon to be considered
by the senate agricultural committee
ala Hpectul meeting st 10 e. m. Moo
day
Thin Ik’i sine known late today after
a White House 1 'inference between
the president and Hetfslor McNary of
<»regon. chairman of the committee,
who visited the executive oflcer at
be miiieel of Mr Hoover some hoers /
idler the prcstdefti had had nearly an
hoiira talk with la?win J. Tabor, mMter
of the Grange.
Ini irmailon was that the president
t< Id S-natos McNary be was preper
iiir ;i ilalerneiit for the committee <m
he *lclieiii tiro proposal which woeli
bi put In the mails overnight and re
quested iiiat the committee be called .
J ■
t'gethnr at. an early date to con .tder
it Tim chairman sent out a call
a meeting Monday.
A > .i basis tor hi« letter of oppoalr
•ii Mr lloovtjr had before him off I*
‘nl reports prepared by the agrlchl
tural. commerce and treasnry depart
nent as to the operation of dsherd mx*
plans in other countries inttfthe prole
i tile defects ts put Into effect In the
>'. 8 e •
Senator McNary would not predial
what action hta committee might take
n the light of presidential opposition,
i tit he said bit own position was net
changed; that he had said all alheg
that If tha plan met with executive
dlitappfnjal he could not support It ait
-i protected controversy over Ik fi
congress might seriously delay tfcg
whole program of relief lefts lattOQi
n V 1 " ’ •*' '
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