WEATHER
Fair gad warmer Tkentkt) sad
Friday.
VOLUME EIGHT; NUMBER 74
AIR ADVENTURES ARE UNDER WAY AT MANY POINTS
2 Attempts To
Break Record
1
Question Mark
'Monoplane Fort Worth Has
Been in Air Since Sunday
Morning About Noon
“THREE MUSKETEERS” GOT
STARTED LATE YESTERDAY
Bad Weather Holds Green Flash
at Old Orchard for Start
to Rome
FORT WORTH. Tex., May 22
i/P) —The monoplane Fort Worth
which la endeavoring lo remain In the
wlr a week or longer lo break the en
durance record of the Question Mark
was throttled down long enough to
night to consume its Nth aupply'-itf
gasoline wince the take-off at_ 11
ant Sunday.
ROOSBVKLT FIELD, N May 22
•—(API—Tha monoplane "Three Mua
keteera” took off at 7:4H:50 Kaaiern
Daylight Time tonight In • second at
tempt to break the re-fueling endur
ance flight record eHtabllnhed by the
army plane 'Questlon Mark
I.t, H. B Clarke, arnty flyer on an
indefinite leave of absence wan at
the controls when the ahlp roared
down the runway for the take-off.
The iihip rone after a run of- about
2SO feet.
Accompanlng Lt. Clarke was Martin
Jensen, bolder of the unofficial aoto
endurance flight record, and William
Ulbrlch asaiatant to Clarke 'when the
latter waa manager of the Roosevelt
Field Flying School
The ftyera plan to pick up fuel from
a catapult device. They carried ltW
gallon* of guaollne tit the take-off es
timated to he sufficient to the
whip In flight until morning without
'(.fueling.
The first attempt of the ahlp to se,t
np a new reruellng record ended iaac
night leu it than 6 hours after it took .
off. The Miteketeerii were forced toJ
descend when one of the plane's atahl-.f
Itcern watt damaged In un ultenipt- to
refuel.
v (By The A«seriated Press)
A theoretical bombing of New York
by air and two attempts to establish
endurance flight■ records featured avi
ation news yenterdny while unfavor
able weather conditions held to the
ground two planes poised for Irans-At
lantlc hopk- ( ,
Fighting Its way through fog and
heavy cloud* from Wright Field, Day
tin, Ohio, a huge army bomber drop
ped three parachute flare over the
aimy post -on Governor's Island'light
ing New York harbor brilliantly.
The twin-motored bomber with Irs
new of five left Dayton at 1:15 p m.
Eastern Standard Tlme/und after a
oiO mile flight emerged front the mist
aver New York at # 27 p m. dayll'tfht
time and dropped 111), first bomb at
«*:go. It then continued on'to Wash
ington where It landed al Rolling Field
. at 10:45 p. m , Eastern Standard Time.
Plans to refnel the plane enroute
and broadcast a description pf lb’
bombing were abandoned when the
two accompanying planes were fore
ed down at Unlontown. Pa . Ity the, In
clement weatjier.
At Fiwt Worth, U. I. Rohlilns and
James Kelly, commercial aviator*,
who started their endurance flight
Sunday.’ equalled at* 11 4u p nt, cen
tral standard lime last night the mark
ot l<> hours ami .7 minutes set last
July by the Atlju ant
Louts Crooy and Sergeant Victor
Groenen. They continued their flight
IP an attempt to pass the record ot
U»tt hours. 40- minutes ant|,U' seconds
set by the army plane, "Question
Mark." ,
Filers known a? “The Tlu*e Mu-<-
geteers" were forced won at Rome
v«*ll Field: After the plane had been
Insled from the ground four times, a
jjook on the end of a cable suspended
from the plane became entangl'd at|d
t ire a hole In the right stabllixer m
An attempt at the refueling record
planned for yesterday at Wichita
Fans., by Owen I ' Hkughland
fi-ne Shank was Indefinitely postpon
ed wlt.ji a -mated tmrograph failed lo
arrive Tl»<Tllers said th'-v would
await sanction from the federation
Aeronautlque Internationale to assufi
I , ecognit lot)
Thq». Rome hound monoplane Green
Fla-di ri'tnalried land bound at Old
Orchard. Ale , awaiting an "Iniprovy
inent In weather conditions Which is
pot expected before Thursday,
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY, BUY,
°b': r ' # P
TO CONSIDER CITY AS PLACE FOR NEGRO HOSPITAL
First of Her Country
Mi%. Kamaladevi Chattopad- ,
hyaya, famou* South ludia
woman leader ol Botnbav, lo*
dta, will be the first wtyian
from her country to be pfeaent
at the Geneva conference of
educators when that body
meets this June. She will
then continue her tour and 4
, visit Denmark. „
FREMONT PLANS
SCHOOL CLOSING
Lt. .(rovernor Fountain Will De
liver Annual ilaeralaureate
Address
Dr.'M. T Plyler, editor of the North
('aroliua Christian Advocate, ;ynl Lieu
tenant Governor It. T. Fountain will
appear on the program for the com
mencement of the Fremont graded
schools its announced yesterday by Su
perintendent C. R Thomas. Tlfe Fin
als will begin tomorrow evening with
a piano recital by (tie pupils of Miss
Atmyce Worsham al >CIS,
The program a* announced by Prof
Thomas follows:
Sunday morning,. May 26th, .11:1)0 u.
in., baccalaureate sermon by Rev M.
T. Plyler, will or of the Chllstian Ad
vocate., Greensboro.
Thursday evening.'.May 'Kith. X Ift p.
m.,f'cluss exercises by the Senior
class
Friday morning, May tllst, 11:00 a.
*i., Hon. It. II Fountain, Lieutenant
Governor of North Cavoltna. is to de
liver the commencement address.
Friday eVenlng. May :ilst. *:lfi p. m.
booth Tarklngtou's "Seventeen" a
play of voutli and fove and summer
time will he presented by, the senior
tbs*.
Ovcatfo Detective Is
Killed by Gangsters
r — 4 —
CHICAGO. May 22 (API Detec- 1
rive Joseph Sullivan', off duty and in
plain clothes, was killed today In a
savage gun fight In the early morning
hours.
The young detective, active in re
cent gang * lay leg Investigations, was
toand slumped In Ills automobile, his
lend and body punctured with five
bullets his two pistols missing. An
anonymous telephone call led police
to the battle ifrautnd.
To Ask Opening of Weed
Markets on August 20th
The United States Tobacco Associa- I
lon .will he linked lo open the I
Carolina Tobacco Markets on August
;i>. officials of the Eastern Caroling,.i
"liamber of Commerce have devi led
alter conferring with a number ofjt
leading weed growers In tills section.ji
A publicity campaign which wllljl
a rouse the o-vtloii to the Imp ran
ts united aclton to sgviire Ijie early ji
openlpg date and which will -how the.
Tobacco Association the n*Vd for the};
.penlng on August 20.
Reports say the crop in Georgia, Jsj
earlier tills year, and Dili—U 4s daiix-j
ed,. will mafee it possible for the c«j{A--.lj
iVunles to arrange for the August 2<G
•jireuiny her' .
n*
The It! Kastern t arolln* markets
last year gold iOl OdO.OOO pounds of to
bacco ax compared jfiith 84,000,000 gold
Making An Inspection
Ol Link Needed to Join
Goldsboro-Fay eltcvi 110
■ «. - ...........
DATA TO HE PRESENTED TO STATE HIGHWAY COMMIS
SION ON MAY 20TH—CONSIDER CONNECTING HOI TfcS
lU2 AND til) \ »A SALE MIU'KG TO KOSEHOKO—
DECISION NEXT THURSDAY *
__ _
Decision as lo whelher ur not Golds
boro will he given direct connection
•v'.tli Fayetteville by a paved highway
’s expected,do he made ut a meeting
of the North Carolina Highway Com
mission In Raleigh, Thursday. May 3u
Fayetteville business men recently
< 'inferred with Goldsboro and Cl litou
r >ud authorities ndatlve to having
ttl£hway number 102 extended from
i,»e Waype county line to connect with
route 22 nine miles east of Fayette -
v ile- „ i '
Commissioner Wheatley of More
hi ad City, Commissioner for the sec
ond dlglHct, reported the application
to the Commission al Its last meeting
and an Inspection of the proposal was
rdered Report on this Inspection
Will be™ made at next Thursday's]
meeting and a vote Is expected lo fol
’.iw al that lime-
Another report tp made Imfore j
the Commission next week Is th«i
findings of un Inspection trip as lo
NEW BOARD FOR
1.0.0. F. HOME
-»
Old Hoard RetMKnfc and D. K.
Jacobi Will Head New
Oruanigatidn
WINHTON-SALKM. Nlay 22.—(API'
Selecting Kinston as the meeting
p'aep fpr ,1»30, electing Rommle F
Simmons of Wlnsion-Helem as grand
master of the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows and Mrs. Glar? H Myers of
'Greensboro as president of the State
Heheknh assembly and selecting an
entirely new hoard of trustees for the
< dd Fellows Orphan home nt Golds
boro. these bodies which have been
•n session here since yesterday ad
j.nn tied tonight
The rfslguatlon of the entire mem
bership As the old board and the etec
tlon of a new hoard headed by D. B.
t.icobt of Wilmington “took place.
Other grand lodge officers elected
to serve the coming year were Depu
ty Grand Master. Edgar Womtile of
Raleigh; Urnnd Warden John Grort.
Wilmington; fiesnd -Treasurer. M
L Shipman of Raleigh; Grand Secre
tary, 11 A. Halstead of Mooresvllle.
Grand Marshal, L U Mcllrayer, Jr.
Southern Pines, Grand Conductor. C
'V. Russell, of Charlotte: Grand Chap
lin. K F Saver of Elisabeth <*Uy;'
Grand Guardiim C l» jUwffO* "f
Asheville and Grand Herald. G. Vt
Barbee.’'
CAM. COM HITT FE MKCTIVJ
WASHINGTON. May 22 ~~(/F) -A
meeting of Hje Senate
Committee to vole on the resolution
of Senator Wheeler. Democrat. Mon
tana. for a » inquiry of b labor eondl
tlons In the textile mills has been
called soy tomorrow by Chalrmun La
fnllette.
Iti Georgia and abotrt the ame quan
tltv sold In South t'arolina.
The Kastern Carolina markets sold
.more than 6tt.fioo.iioo pounds more than
’oe other 27 markets in this State and
two markets In this belt sold nearly
a much as Georigu and South Caro
lina together.
• Tli* Eastern Carolina m/irkhv.Jian
dled more than 25 per rein of all weed
market'll In the Grilled States *l;l->t
year.
Consideration should !«• given th«‘
request for earlier opening (nr these
reasons," tt Is declared by Imslness-
U.c'U, ‘ " o.
arlfer than In the past would mein
a trelnemlouM saving In quulirt us
well n« boost the grower» jncotu"
(torn the crop,
GOLDSBORO, N. C. T|H HSDAY MORNING, MAY 23. 192'J
• the udvlsahtlity or liuUding eleven
i I miles 'of highway from the jiim iur
, of route 60 uud 102. via .Hulcmhuix t.
Itosehor^"
| By the next Thursdny meeting, tin'
eoininlnslon hoiM's to have a rutin,;
from Attorney General Rrummitl u<
i, to the manner of adding 10 per veil'.
! each year tor ike next two years to
1 ihe S4tal« Highway System, Whethe
the addition Is lo be made on the
I basis of area mul population, consld
ering the present mlleagy, or with no
reference-to the present nnnU Mem-
Lera of yhe totagulsstoii are divide'.!
i ill to the limaolug of dills clause li.
Hie mo law
The ciiumission will also take up
> | the entire matter of the highway de
ii vilopmeiit on the basis of the IkS' l
, Isw. ‘vMtlch Includes the county aid
[fund, the addition of one cent a gal
| lon on gasoline to provide It. and the
• development of greondary roads In
tie counties.
School Tcunhcr Will/.
Serve Kleven Montfis
*•
WINsTON-HAI.KM. May 22.—<A*i*
—Unable to pay the cost. Mrs. C
K. .Smith, a tmtc.lier In the fifty
View scliool Just outside the city
limits of
tenqgd In municipal court to
serve a total of 11 mohtfti'lri.Ahe
Forsyth ccrtinty Jail for #mj»g
worthless checks. Mrs Hmltft fif
ed II charges of passing worth A
less checks.
AIR MAIL BRIEF i
WIIL BE STUDIED
(toldslMiro's Efforts for I’ort
Come Before Hearinn in
Washinifton Today
."Goldsboro's petition and brief for
en air mail port will he considered
hy Assistant Secretary GJovejr tomor-
This was the > tejygram which
came yesterday from Congressman
Charles L. Abernythy. The brief pre
pure<l In the office of the Goldsboro
Ghamb'-r of Commerce hud been for
warded to Mr Ahernethy.
Not only will (iohUboro's brief be
considered hut representatives from u
number of mtier cities In North Car
j’lna will appear before the Assistant
Postmaster arguing for air mall ports
'or llielr ctlos. Goldsboro Is not
-ending "a delegation bemuse Con
; ressman Alwrnethy had given It as
hiv opinion that a brief would receive
more ca refu I consider*!lon
Mayor K E. Culbrejh and John A
I i.rk of Raleigh, left Raleigh liy plane
vesterday foe Washington to present
"le cause of, the capital city.
Raleigh seeks a port on a proposed
Richmond to Jacksonville line Golds.'
Imro's greatest clistick Is on a pro ‘
posed Norfolk to Savannah line, dt 1-
believed !J a Norfolk-Bavannah line
> ’approved there would lie three
etopsiu North Carolina and the "crow
Pne" route would be hull wav between
C. Ids boro and Kinston,
t»
«>1 IlHinitiN MIEKf.Y
e
\\ AHHIN'CTON. May 22 (Ab* -
■ President Hoover has decided to lim
it pitliUv retention* at 111 ewAlHehous'
to on eduy e.t< li week put
the new schedule Into effeVt next
■ week Originally such receptions were
■ j held dally but shortly after Mr
, Hoover’s Inaugurallou the iiumih't
| was reduced lo two each week with
* the announcement that lai'ic. It would
i be furtltei curtailed Ilm exp■•i.-.
Is' that eventually the ie.epttop- will
he entirely ellinlnalud HoW the pres
ident's program,
Head* College Unit
■
9 * W c )*„
jf m y
?£•••* m
Unncrilt) tt Kansas ntllithiy
iltKlent# at l.awrcnve, Kanaas,
will fiavt ptetty and talented
Miss Adda Hale to lead them
next yi at, •*fi e l' 4 ** l*een
..appointed honorary- volond of
their h|ttalion anil will be
"Queen pi the Military Hall."
• lruar*Ati»nfti >•#•••*■•41
NEGRO SLASHED
WITH A KNIFE
« \ r, *»
•'M x ■- i. .\j
“Zpli Deans Assaulled bv Ed
S'
JiHteN When He HUrtg to
f' Heat Up Family
, -
; /.eh Deans, Negro, was sent to a
Irka}' hospital early Last night with a
six Inch gas serosa the small of the
lark by a knife wielded by Ed Jones
Negro.
Deans, officers were told, started
i ir the third time lu the week to heat
up hi* (amity and Jones took Hie mat
ah ,
i< r up with the results aforemention
ed. Deans was out under bond an
Wr two warrant* charging wtfe-b«ai
in'g when be tried the stunt again
YJUjfgJghl. It waa expected that In-
Jftiuui of being able lo enter a plea In
r 'y court this morning that he might
be lying slut of hla Imck letting hla
skill grow back together.
. forme was ordered to appear before
Attet ’ok,Hill this morning hut was not
I eqqlred to give bond. The row od-
Hl* 1 ""Vtl I leans home in the northern
spar) tA the city about 8 o’clock last
night.
• IXDICTN KI.Kt TtHt ATF.
CHAI'PL HILL,. May 22.—(AP>
the American electorate tcxlay was
under Indictment bx Dr. William John
tVoper, United Slates cnmnilsstoner of
e<; neat I on, as Ru-iipuhle of properly
■ xerclslng the voting franchise be
’J ' .
atise of lack of educational qifallfl
t gtlon*.
Dr. Cooper addresaln gtbe Anierl
iaii association for adult education.
I Ifh Is holding Its annual meeting
!>• the University of North Carolina
litre, went so far as to declare the
v« ter'» Inability to cope with, riuslern
political lffe and Its complexities
threatened the nation’s soils! and
i onomlc life.
Wayne to Receive $43,000
From Added Gas Tax Fund
The Hu fra a
Hj M. 11. 11l \ \k(4\\
UAI.KH.II. May 22 Amnurtt* of
"■Otiey In Ik- allotted to the 1IM» .t.’OUti
I'll of North Carolina. based oft hot It
. -pa and papulation of- each cntlßtv,
'rum thp fund to be derived from the
;'ddltioual imp cent a gallon on thej
-alp of gasoline, plua flip additional j
i alf a million dollars, havp lippli mndej
l'\ thp North Carolina Highway Coni.j
ii'lxiiloii ax
Aid Ui d Art (in..id by tftV 192!*
(leneral Assembly.
The Highway Commission atauHipx
tint the additional one rent a gnl-
It.h on guaolipp will produce n fund
•■l >:,V,on mihi during the fl*dgl„ypar
I 20 nod that (he additional half
tttlHh.u dftllarx will hr lug this mod
to J3,o«u,uo'i. This, course, is an
H. T. Daniels Has
Kipt* Peaches Now
I’eaclies, and cream. How a that
sound to you? Makes ymu mouili
water, eh? Well that is what li
T. Daniel*, who lives Ju«t uutalde
Ihe city In the Georgetow n suhuyhs,
had for dessert yesterday at dtn
ner. That he wapted to - For
Mr Daniel* report* the first rjpe
peaches In the sec Doti "If there Is
Hliyune w-|to cat*.heat Dial rts'ord
I’d like lo hear from him" sitid Mr
Danila. t
FAITH HEALER
SENT to SELMA
Turn Bollock C'harxed With Be
ing Man Who Swindled
Selma Ktarkg »
4
Tom I’ollock, negro, self-at /led
"faith healer’, who was arrested lit
It.* Little WushtiiKinu section 01 Dm
city yesterday about noon by Chi ■{
of "Police K. J Tew, and lidxel in
the dl•, tail on suspicion of tieC.g thru
Amaru Who several davs u«.i : xlud'ed
sevital Helm* colorful penile, w,a
c.nrled hark to .felm* for t \il y«-
r'gy ufternooA hy officers at that
tr.wn.
Pollock approacheil Chief Tew y#»-
to-day with a complaint that a Ktal
drayman had clmrged him too much
fee ha-1 lug a trunk of hla from Die
siotJon to another section of the city
The negro had a large *«|ir on one
• Ide of hi* face, and Tew
thi* a* being part of the de*crlptlon
of the negro wanted In Helm*.
Alter having been arrested and tak
en To the city hail. Pollock waa said
tc have - confessed that he haxf taken
money for Ills "healing”, but declared
Dial he hart don# everything he poe
-Ihly could lo cure hie "paDriil#". Hl*
mehiiml of cifcre was said to resemble
somewhat the method* used by soma
gypsy fortune tellers. Several pieces
cf pioney would be ash'd for These
would then he placed on the sick per
son’a cheat, and a number of meaning
less worda mumbled Characters re”
* milling portion* of the Chinese lan
guage were then written on a piece*
o« paper i yrd Ihe "healer’' would go
tut of thr room to confer with hi*
' giftder.” It was reported, however,
that when he left the ria>m, he usual
ly failed to return, and carried tha
money with him.
M. It. PKRkIAN
8. D. Perkins, Instead of K. D. Per 1
k'na, was the rnuu who wus found
guilty- of two charges of passing
Worthless check* before Judge. Bland
In county court- her< M«mday, The
New wa„s Informed ypsterday. Per
kina was charged in flve casta, with
passing worthless checks, uud was
found guilty In two of the"counts, lie
was sentenced to tin ■» n" Die i")»d-
In each case, hut appealed, and nfhut,
was fixed at |2(wi.
NERIOI H TBl \T
OTTAWA, Miy 22 UP) W. D.
Kuler, minister of national revnu#.
Ih * speech to Ihe house of commons
vesterday, said thft liquor cargoes
■ root Canada had been landed4*l I'nit
ed State* ports day and night with
out Interference and sometimes with
'he aid of enforcement officers
•stltnafp and thp total may vary
'it* slight varlanip In tli«
hr allotted to tli* reepectlm counties
Tlip fund to bp thus rr*-alpd lx to h
kmown a a the fhiunty Aid Hoad Kntld
and I* to bp tUcttrlhijC'd one-half Upon
hp basis of a ot xald counties, and
| one half ujmiii the I'"' * of population
jof an.ld counties according to thp
j United plalox Census of mix thousand
j nlrip hii ml red and twenty".
! The State Highway Commission h
1 mi|ulri’d tor«rtify to the iliairnuin of
Jli e Board of County Cotnmla«llon#rx
i f pni'h county. on or before the first
Monday In .Ini' an wl-male of thp
> mount . ii. It i mint • wll^sfei« Ivp front
!i, i. land for the i urrent. fiscal year.
• ■lid lire rio llty ioliiiiilh' loners pr Oth
er tax-lev.vine officials.* required
(Continued *u page 3)
cr *a.
MEMBER OP
THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
PRICE FIVE CENTS
Dr. Rankin To
(rive Dot ails Os
Plan Very Soon
Duke HoftriUl Heard and Renan
weld May Unite in Estab
lishing Hoapitai
THK NEWS STARTS EFFORT
ON BEHALF OF GOLDSBORO
Secretary Denmark Calls Dr-
Kankln After Information
Given by Tfc# Neva .
! *
(iqltUbora will b* given every con
hidvrailon a* lb* city for on* qf Ift or
>? regional hospitals for Nacroao
which tba Duke Hospital Board aad
Rosen waM Foundation plana to am ah
‘«li In North Carolina. Dr. W. B.
nankin, of Charoltta, chairman of the
Duke hospital board, aaavrod W. C.
Denmark. secretary of tha Ooldaboro
I ham bar of Commerce of this feet la
lona diataaoo tolophoaa coaversatlea
'»«( evening.
Mr Danmark had called Dr. Raakta
•'or details of tha plans aad to aag
rest Ooldaboro aa a posaibilKy at tha
mggestlop of Tha Nava, tha pa par
nuking learned that at lOast oaa reg-
Ninal hospital for Negroes vaa con
sidered tor Kaatarn North Carolina.
Dr Rankin was In Rooky Mount ta
rubmlt da tails of tha proposal bafora
Rocky Mount poopla wSkw raaohad by
telephone by BecreUry Daomark. Bvsa
*hould-a hoapitai for Nagroao ha es
tablished in iba Nash city, this would
not hurt tha chances of Ooldaboro far
securing oaa. Dr. Rankin told Mr.
Henmark .
Tha hand of tha board told tha
( haraber of Commerce aaoratary that
hr was glad ooldaboro waa sbowtag
an inlarast In tha matter aad that
he would prwaaitt'all details as the
proposition to the oily upon tha oc
c’sloa of hla na»t visit to eastern
N. rth Carolina. Ho said that ha would
•vrtte today giving tha date of this
trip.
While complete Information aa ta
tba plana ware not available teat
night, It waa understood that the Roe
mwpld Foundation, a phllanthdppy
' rested by Julius Roaanwald of-Cbi
■ tigo principally for tha Negro mg*,
md 'the Duka Hospital board won***
nnltq in construction of hospitals far
Negroes at strategic potato and at
t> <nt* of greatest noed.
Advk.es from Rocky Mount wora
.«the affect that It waa expected that
In rasa one of tba regtooal hospitals
were located there that It would ha
of a least Mt bad capacity aad pos
sibly 100 bad.-
20 COMPANIES
WILL EXHIBIT
- *4. ’ o t v. ' ~
Lint Includes Eirhleen Golds-
Iktro Firm muid Two-Out-of-
Cily Companies
-v_
Klghtaen local rtriqs and two-unt
• > companies, have purchased ex
I Ihlt space in lha Automobile and In
ilist rial Show which Is to begin at tha
Durham Hosiery Mill building. A
t umber of tha exhibitors have pur
chased as many aa three spaces for
their exhibits. W. C. Denmark, sacra
i >ry*.stated. -.-
B The following Is tha list of flrma
which have taken apart: ~
Spence Motor Co.. A. Vs. Handler
Motor Co., Jos. R. Williamson, Col-
IhT-l’atc Motor Co.. A. T Origin Man
ifacturlng Co., National Bank of
C ddshoro, Rackley Plano Co.. Borden
Rrlck and Ttle Co; Carolina Power
nil Light Co., Ftoyall and Bffrden Fur
niture • Co., Mrs. Jno, R. Dortch. J.
M Edgerton and Ron, Dillon Electric
Service Co. Apex Chemical Co.. Apex,
N C, Multistamp Carolina Co.. Char
'nt/ N -C., Olant Manufacturing Co..
Trenton, N J.. Warn* Shoe Co.. East
». n Carolina Service Corporation, Joe
V Parker. Wayne Laundry.
FRERCIT TAKF. ROTICE
PARIS May St —(APl—Members of
he French parliament, Which re-aa
s. inhlas tomorrow, after the spring
rivess. have taken note of the vtswa
oi Rehat or Smoot and others a! Waah
tngton that v the French gorarnmant
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