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VOL. tS HO. 11
State And N;
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?National News?
San Juau, Puerto R&co. Feb. 21 ?
A Pan-Anterlicau passenger plane en <
route from Mlaml'to Buenos Aires 1
upset while landing in San Juan har
bor during a. rainstorm Sunday, but
. the 23 passengers and crew of sis
were removed quickly to safety. i
The craft kent Dartiallv afloat ??
hour alter the mishap.
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Washington, Feb. 21.?The Federal
Monopoly Committee In its insurance
study all but buried a 24 billion
dollar Investment problem under
odds and ends of other testimony.
What It adds up to la this:
The insurance companies of the na
tlon have about 24 blUltn dollars, representing
premiums paid by policy 1
holders. The companies have tokeep 1
converting this money into.aafe Investments.
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sa.. of
real estate mortgages, huge batch "
es of bonds of various descriptions.
Federal, state, municipal, utility,
ru-lroad and other corporations.
Washington,. Feb. 21.?Several buu >
died delegates to one of the largest 11
aviation conferences lu tho history |
of American flying were told today
thai feverish research wnrlr nt? war. I
plane* Ma Barape tea tailed to rob
the United States of technical lead
v Whip.
Oui Roto Wilson Of Trenton N. J.,
var-tlme flier and chairman of the
Joint Aviation Council, said In a
prepared address that the United
States has the finest airplanes in
the world. ^
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Hollywood, Feb. 21.?Her facial
beauty apparently unmarred, 22 year
old Ueraldine Spreckies, sugar fortune
heiress, was / ill In a serious
condition today frosn burns on her
arms1 and body.
She waa burned Saturday when a
cigarette set -litre to her negligee. A
housekeeper answered her screams
and smothered the flames.
Minneapolis, Feb. 21.?Northern
Minnesota ttday. tag the third ttas*
in two weeks eras digging itself eat
of snow drft whipped up by a storm
that brought at least one death and
two serious Injuries and disrupted
highway traffic. 4
Waldo, Fla? Feb. 21.?An army air
plane pilot died when his ship crash
ed Into Santa Fe Hake here and another
flier wrecked hie craft as he
landed In en effort to give aid. ,
Chicago, Feb. 21.;?An. investigation
complex on the part of the conn
try's state legislatures waa Indicated
today as their calendars showed
Inquiries were being made on a wide i
variety of subjects ranging from tax
structures to complimentary state
fair tickets.
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.? Newv BtoomfteM, T?.natr Peb. 21.?A
mother making her firat visit to the
elementary school to check, on her ,
child in the tint grade wu undecided
as to which room to enter. She
! pressed a batton.._ ? Presto! Belle
Clanged, pop Ha end teachers tiled
out iinertly to an unecheduled fire
?rt?. . y,
Harlan, Iowa, Feb. 21.?A threeway
investigation is under way here
today in/to the bisarre crash of
runaway freight engine and a pa?en
ger train which resulted tn the loes
of two Uvea and Injuries to 23 per?
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Burgaw. Feb. 21.?John Thomas
C'olwell, 51. died last night at the
home of his brother-in-law, J. II.
Bordeaux, after slaahtng hie throat
w ith a safety razor blade as he stood
In front of a bed room mirror, Corotied
M. |6. Pope said today.
Kinston, Feb. 21.?The local unit
of the National Farm Loan Association
will hold its annual meeting
Wednesday. The organisation, which
Has in force loans of $367,300, serves
Duplin, Lenoir, Craven and Pamlico
counties and is heaided by U O.
Moseley of Lenoir county.
Asheboro, Feb. 21.?The explosion
Df a gasoline heater in a tourist
ramp oaMn near here yesterday kill
ed Connie Jenkins, 24, of Pageland,
fat. C? and resulted In serious bums j
to Mlndle Threatt, 23, also of Page-'j
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The youths spent Saturday night
at the tourist camp, situated about
six miles north of here on the Ore ens
boro highway, and when they arose
yesterday morning and lighted the
Btove, it exploded.
Jenkins died a few hours later in
an Asheboro hospital. The attendianta
said Threatt was In a critical'
condition and it was doubtful if he
would recover. J
Breenyllle, N. C? Feb. 21.?Johnnie
Harrison. 17, wan killed early yester
day when an automobile hit his motorcycle
op the Tar River bridge j
Highway Patrolman C. R. Williams
raid he booked Arthur Marring
ton. 19, of Bethel, as the driver of
the car, and be was released under
9000 bond pending so inquest.
Raleigh, Feb. 21.?Low-lying areas
around IQnston. were inundated today
by the overflowing Neuse River
and the Weather Bureau warned res
idtnts to move lire*took to Mgher
ground.
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Durham, Feb. 21.?Paul Green,
PutlUer-PiJLze winner dramatist and
fmveiwlty of North Catufina profee
sot , urged the school teacher* today
not to anbmit longer to low aalarlee
even If <H meant declaring a "school
holiday."
ATTENDS FUNERAL
Mr. Kdlgore Stjalltags, manager of
Belk'a Department Store, went to
Voodruff, S. C., Wednesday to attend
funeral service* for hie uncle,
J. Belton Kllgare, prominent man of
that section, who died following &
ten days Illness.
[Mr. K Jig ore hjajd long bean identified
with the nodal, civic and religious
life of Woodruff. Hie was one
of the organiser* of the .Woodruff
Cotton Mills, the first Industrial
plant of that Iocs Mgr. lie also served
SS president of tin bank of Woodruff,
for a number of years.
He waa a-dhsrSer- member of,the
Woodruff Presbyterian church and
an elder at the than of his death.
Singotig Convention
At Oak Grovo Sunday
The Kings (MotsrtfcJn 8inglng Convention
which ia held the fourth Son
day 'in each month will meet this
Sunday afternoon at Oak Grove,' at
2:00 p. m. All atoms lncludlar
duets, qtfartets, are (nrtted to crane
and Join la the singing. The pnbUc
la also condBally requested to come
'Art and enjoy the music by Charlie
Spearman.
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to Know .
S. COBB
ghbort," said a suburbanite to cm
natty high hat bach, tf yn want
hey wiQ fit into tho atharaa of our
^moderate dr. nsntsaiis who frra
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Boy Scout ' |i
Court Of
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Honor Held
The Boy Scout Court of Honor ^
leld Immediately following the Bandi
C'ncert Thurtda.v nlglil. opened with!
prayer followed with the repeating I
of the Scout Girth. Scouts advanced
In rank are;
Tonaertoii: George Wotnack 2; Oa
car Gladden 6; Clarence JiUy 7;. Arthur
Leo Jackson 7; Lester Roork
! 1, G royer; Warren Goforth 1. G rover.
Stxromdl Ctess: James Hardin X,
Grover; Win. Hardin. L Gtover; J.
B. Hawkins 4; Coy Conner 4; Chaw
Wilson 4; Hartison Hfcll 4; JlmntS'
Krwin 4; Gene McGinnls 2; Hollo
Lee Whites Ides 2; Billy Gene Nets
ler, 1;
First Class; James Ch'aney 2; Arnold
Falls 2; Buddy Walker 2; Jatnes
Waters l; Jolin Fulton 1; Thos.
Barnett 4.
Animal Industry: Janice Ed Amns
5: Lawrence Patrick 1; Woodle Raw
*ir.' .1 .. .1 'l.Wfltr. Clj?
Farm Layout. James Ed Amoa f; r
Cool i due Flnley 3. -ft
Automoblllng: James Ed. Amos B. r
Firemnnship: Rayi Bridges 4; Robt h
Dettmar 2; Wilecn Ledford t; Ttooe. ''
Burnett 4; Harold Falls 4: Dajrt Red 1
numd 4; Chas. LitUtjohu 5; Wa. I
Price 5. o
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First Aid to Animsls: , . BlotvewpJI n
Walker 5; Grady Buxngnrdner 6;
Wm. Metdlm 2; H. C. Wilson. 3. 3C. 4.
Handicraft: James Cheney 2; KkV 11
die Smith l; Glee Bridges g; Chas. *)
Wilson 6; Dougfes Hollender B; V
Coyt Fsyaeor 5; CooJtdge Flotey 3. u
Pathftatdtag: J. C. Bridges 6.
Rending: Thou. Burnett 4. '
Safety: Eugene MathU 9.
Scholarship: Eugene Gault 9; How I
ard Edens 9. '
8 tor Rank: Woodle Raw las.
Bronve Eagle Scout Palm: James ,
Tdw. Amoa. 5.
After awards of previous Courts '
were malde. Mr. W. A_ IXibson. the _
Regional Executive front' Atlanta.. i
made a short talk to the boys.
Mr. Dobson also. presented . Ilia I
Fagle Scout badge to Chaa. Gantt.
The meeting closed with the .re
I-eatlng of the Soout Geaedlotlon. 1
ORPHANAGE 8UPT. . J
TO SPEAK HERE i*
Monday evening. Feb. 27. at 7:30 *
Mr. J. B. Johnseon, Supt. of Barium a
Springs Orphanage will make an aa- a
dmta at the First Preabvt^rian Chur 1
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Mr. Johnston is well known ana e
ir.ucli beloved. He in recognizee! as b
one of the beet informed men on Or- n
phantages n the United States. d
The public is cordially Invited to
h<aar this clnsecrated man. that the ^
Lord has blessed and us**! so richly R
hi aiding and carrying for fatherless
and motherless children.
LOCAL GIRL ON I
PROGRAM IN RALEIGH *
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Meredith College, Raleigh, Feb. 21. *
?The Meredith College Glee Cloh '
under the direction of Miss Ethel
Rowland, apt) awed as guest artists 1
on Thursday afternoon at the tea ?]
MVS. -Clyde R. Hoey gave at the Governor's
mansion honoring the members
of the Sir Whiter Cabinet, rial- (
tons to. $e city, and ladles of Rah (
etgh. Among members of the dub ^
who were tanrited\to stag In the ball e
room dkutag the hours of the ten e
from 4 to *</doek, was-Mies Sarah- Falls
of KJugs Mountain.
Chief Wants Bicycles
Registered
Chief of Poltce Jimmy Burns Issues
a request to all MflJWH <7wr*Ts
to come to the City Hail Friday evening
and have the numbers of the
bicycles recorded. Chief Burns desires
to lhuve this done so in ease
any of the bicycles are stolen he may
locate the owner. Btoycle owners are
iiTTKtMi 10 ia*e nonce 01 uiif requwv
and ooopai^te with Chief Bums.
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Horn* B. And L.
Stockholders Mtyeet
Tonight
(The 16th ***** BMtt* of tt?
bMshoidm ot ifce F*?* BslMfel
end Loe* AeeocteUoo wttl be MA
title erecting et 7:6* p. t?. In the
Cert Room of the City Hell AR
etockholdete ere tartted to he pree
ent by A. H. Mttreoa, Secretaryend
Tfteeueei.
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ConUnooue heery prodeetloe el
ofcge daring JOnuery end heery celllug
of floehe, leering nembere of
layers on February 1 end ebtee I
percent In nine of teet yeer. ere
ehttm In the Pehraery report of *nt
pie term fk>?he.
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HURSOAY, FSB. 23, IMt
iPECULIISTSTO
PRODUCE 50th ' J
ANNIVERSARY J
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Mewtpaper And Promotion Specialist*
To Have Charp* Assembling
Data and Publishing Edition.
DON ABERNKTHY ASSOCIATES. . 1
sew; paper feature and promotiou J
pecijllsts. have been secured by
hie kinds mountain herald
o assist 'n the nrodoptt n of the i
cinc.s mountain herald and
cings mountain proortss
".D1TI0N.
The management of TJIE HER- (_
tLD feels Indeed fortunate In secur v
ng. the aerbkee of DON ABERNE- v
PHY. Mr. Abernethy has served on ^
he staffs of several leadinK news- .
lapers and has. served several In ..
he same capallty that he comes to .,
is. He has recently completed the r
NAUGCRAX. SDITION for The Co- h
imibia State Newspaper, celebrating c
he inauguration of South Carolina's '
lew Governor, Burnet. It Maybank. d
Mr. Abernethy was educated at h
Vake Forest College and Kmory I
Jniverfity and is a member of Aliff^^au'GtnegtPnationaf
hdCidr:tVsr ~
rrnity. is ai Methodist and a staunch (
xponent of civic upbuilding.' He d
as worked in cooperation with sevral
Chambers of Commerce in pub- ^
Icity and has served as Publicity
ilrector and Advertising Manages
t one of the South's largest and tl
nost prominent mercantile estab- c
ehments. v
Mr. Abernethy stated this morn- c
ug, over long distance, that ha was
?w preparing news features and v
vblicity for the edition and that he h
sd his assistants will be here with- *
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Herald To Publ
Anniversary Ed
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"ootball Squad To ; c
ie Honored
The Kings Mountain High School
938 Football Squad will be honored
t a banquet March. 14. at 7:30 P. M.
"he banquet will be held at the Woiun's
Ch* VpOdtng. J
Advance ticket sales to .date ah- I
ure the success of the movement,
nd tickets have been put on eale )
t the Kings Mountain Drug Store, t
he price of the tickets Is $1.26. The b
auquct Is made possible by interest c
d sports enthusiasts. As tickets will b
o sold only at the Drug Store, and c
ct at the Club Building, anyone p
eefring one should get It there. r
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Pictures of the Duke^Southern Cnl ^
fornia Rose Bawl game will he {
bows. These pictures aTe the afflcl- t
1 movies of the game, and are war
hwhUe to amy football fan hi Kings (<
fountain or anywhere else Interest f'
d in the Duke team. Another fea- Q
ure of the event will be the ayrard- c
og of totters to members of the t
earn. Some twenty boys will be ararded
letters.
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den's Club Meets '
rhis Evening
The second' regular meeting for 8
he month of February of the Men's t
Tub will be hekt thte evening In the 1
Roman's Cfab Buildtng at 6:30. An ?
ntereetfng program has bean Strang fi
d and tail member are invited to be 1
ifesent. I
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Will Rogers'
Humorous Story !
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Br WILL ROGERS ,
^OBODT likes to go to the dent- <
1st, and if yon mention "drill" I
to the average dentist'* patient, he (
can imagine himself in pain al- |
ready. Some ef the "molar-herders" (
nee gas he make their sensitive
patient forget the pair, end I gueaa
some ef them mould like to use a
bet Bet toe latent wrinkle that f
hear of is a Middle West practitioner
soke is trrtag psychology.
Be was about to start drilling,
sad with his best professional umll*
aid to his patient "Now, think of
swnsthlng pleasant and you wont
feel any pain at all"
Be want on with Ms work and
through It nO thoro Was net n peep
oat of the patient Tine," said the
doej-What were yon thinking of ?"
"Well," says the patient ?t was
thinking that my mother-in-law
was hate to my place."
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Law Passed 1
Town In Five
Day Of Prayer ?
\t Presbyterian
The World' Day of Prayer la a srcst
titorduivomi.. 1 itxinal observance by u
'hrtstUui women throughout the w
rorld. It has grown out of a need ?.
rhkh wome.u have felt for a fellowhip
of intercession. The date this ,,
ear February' 24 and the theme la ((
Let Ua Put Our Love Into Deeds? w
nd Make It Real." Women speaking R)
tiany different languages leathering ^
t heat and iu cold, in tiny country w
omnitunUles and in great cilits. in
mall oWnpela and in tmmeine calh? a(
Irals, will..on this nfiay. tuin their w
carta to God In humble intercessory j
irayer. v',
JSL-Ull
i-as obsevrwd in 1921. Since that i(J
tine the custom fyae Brown tremen-1
ously. so that in more than fifty
ountrlfts there ?re Christians keep- (0
ng the day together. tr
Only once since its beginning has
lie day failed to be observed in our 'o
on inunity. This \-ear owr meettng
ill be iat the , Ftest Presbyterian '
htirch at four o'clock.
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The ffrst tan minutes of the osrice
will, be given to Miss Roberta
(a of China. She is a consecrated ^
orker amd i? known far antl wide R
r a most gifted weaker. ^
ish 50th
lition
. T
olorful Edition To Give Give Complete
History of Thie Famous <h
Town and Surroundings. 'Will Be
A Condensed History of Kings P'
Mountain. tn
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A few years after the Civil W!ar
ermlnated a small weekly newB- *1
wiper made its rfppearauoe ' ? Kings
fountain, N. C. ci
Eaxfh week for fifty years THK *
iERALJ> has chronicled to hctivi- bj
les of this thriving community. It fi
as told of births, Weddings, deaths of
hunch and civic activities. It has! ti
cen the news life of the community si
f which it te a part. It has lived and In
irogreased with the ever-eh an Kins; M
rlcture of things since those days ( te
>f Reconstruction THE HERAl.D
as seen the change from oil lamps fo
o electricity, it has seen the evolu- >i
ten of the spring; houae and well
0 a modern and efficient water sys- hi
em and from horse and buggy to w
he modem streamlined automobiles ?'
t today. Tfte change in Industry has
cm* under hs ever watchful eye, ^
be mfils of the past wlflh h&nd-oper
ted looms to the present highspeed
production looms that are dally turn |?
ng out beautiful fabrics that supply tt
be maris of the world. dc
THE KINOS MOUNTAIN HER ^
tLD has itself progressed from a
mall paper that was laboriously set 81
1 y hand ami printed an a primitive
Yashin gton Taad Press to an erfflcf- ^
?nt plant where news matter and
idvertlslng is handled in practical- "
y the same way as It is on any of *
he large dallies, not as elaborate. *
>ut with the same efficiency and ex
todiency. Today THE K1N08 MOUN
TAIN HERALD maintains a qually
Job printing department that
ihartetus the operation from the givm
order to the finished product by
ours and even days and at the
?me time gives a higher quality in
he finished product.
The time ha* come that. we. the
Hibllafhera and staff of thJa, your Io- (
al paper. feel that the world at
sTwe should know of the T"RO:HESS
AND DEVELOPMENT OP
K1NOS MOUNTAIN AND THE C
OUNTy OP WHICH IT IS A b
ART AND WE THERTFORE fi
ro THIS BEL.I BP THE PIPTTETH h
DEDICATE AND CONTRIBUTE ft
ANNIVERSARY HWTION OP b
THE KINGS HOUNiyUN HERAUD
Waft tea already tam an thU t<
rniTlON utf w* hare bwa aery tor t<
uotte to Moartog Uk miSm of tl
rtoa Abnraetfcy, kmc to the OAwapa- p
o*T end toatare promottoa ftoM to li
In I tin eiembl ytoc of data, tar rl
nrl?whn prominent todlrdaUa
rod to ?w?r?l fuperrtolaff tka too*- p
of tlii* edition. tl
It to bpmanW Imooaotblo wlta tfca |)
regular work of pubUnblnc the nfv- ?
lor toeoo weekly and handling oar a
l.trce velum* of Job work ?o handle
ihto a? efficiently ?n can Mr. Abw- a
netby. Ho to a native of th* otato a!
*nd to thoroughly cnua,ry?it vlt?? ?
tkto porttaalar aactloa aai It* v *
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Wards
The bill introduced in the present
;ssiou of the Slat*v Legislature to
liide Kings Moirntain into live
ards hiw now pass ad bitti bouses
ml h law. The bill as originally
rawn including Uic same set-up for
lc Kings Mountain School Ooverai?nt.
tlals P'aUrno wu? taken out af>r
I' paaaiMil Uie lower bouse, but
as reinstated before it passed the
enatn.
Influential oltizens of Kings Moun
lin have shown <* great deal of inTest
in the passing of tbe bill. Sevral
referred to It as the ?sai?s*
up in the advancement of Kings
[ountaln since the oiigiujal charter
an wriuon.
The bill wan drawn bjr the three
rtorneyn of Kin Re Mountain. and
a* Introduced at a meeting of the
Ion's Club about the first of the
?ar.
on Piedmont Avenue whew It
osses the Southern Railroad track.
Boundaries of Ward One are; Has ,
in Stnvt, . Ohy limits. Rail read
neks. iiwiudhix Bonnie Mill.
Bound)?rion of Ward Two are: Gasin
Strewn. CKy limit*.. Parker Braai.
including Sadie Mill.'
Roundariea of Ward Threw are:
irker Branch. City Nutta Soutbn
Railrtiad track*. hrhilHaf Phe>
and DHUng MM la
Boundaries ot Wand Phar are:
ill road tracks. CHy IMa. Wane
did and PiesknonS Avsook MdK
Cora. fAuillne and OM jftUs.
toundarfea of Ward Fkve are: Pled '
ont Avenue and Waoo road. CHy
lilts. P1>l?roeud Uwcfes, in eluding
aurtey MIH
Members if the school hoard will
> elected, one from each ward lor
'rinds of two. four, sad six' years,
lie oneeent board will expire on
oesdhy, Mny 2nd 11W.
Voting preoinohs will he set op ia
Ich of the five wards.
A new Registration wlM he Hekf
lor to the election fa Stay. A lidlui'
uat have been a cttknen of North ' J
i roll tea for one year sad reside at
the Ward for fiur months to bo
igiWo to voteu
Tkcr polls wilt open put 7 A II aiwT <
ose it fi I*. W f j
One commissioner shall b? el?ete:f
, plurality from ewek ward Thorn
co;vjmiB-iioners in torn elect one
1 their. number ae Mayor who will
paid $25.00 .per month. Oommlsoners
will bo paid $5.00 per meetg
|3dl ended. Co mm is ?ion ere and
nyor shall bo elected for two year
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Candidates must file five days b<v
>re election day and pay n. fee of
i.00.
The Herald published rtve complete
11 last mouth, and & few cop lee
ere saved, an von e deeirtag a copy
' the entire bill may aetrure same.
[eeting- of Ministers
There will be a meeting of the mfn
tent of our town and toowdmlty at
u? Fhret Presbyterian Church PWiy.
24th, bt 2:30 V- m. This Bwieflmt
called at tlhla time to beer T>r.
>hn L Hunter of Bhakhie College
id Mvse Roberta Ma, of China.
Dr. Hunter te the heedt of the ee
inUatlon in the Carottaae for CMna
elfef hliaa Ma, brtnga a message df ct
from China while bete. Dr. IPont
anW Mine Ma. will rieit and bring
message to our boys nod girls at
e High School. J
'ty James Pre$ton_
Opinions Kxpreaaed Hi This Column
Aro Not Necesaarllv th? Views of
Thla Newspaper.)
Demande upom*"the six weeks oM
ouktmm for legialaCbre eapertaeenbig.
torvlaUon and plauk? ojr aewtag
led thaoriea bare been at a nha
num. A. lot of talk la beard, there.re,
that the "I* pro bah?y aoat work,
ut we'll try It a ay way' era to past.
Hut there to talk te Ike eawtrary,
>u. Thoae who aay obherwtoe am toM-prettog
the ?mi?1 hsB aa >at
lat ? a brewttotog spatt hebsieep ea
to predicted, vtt ftft ad SUM'
IffctP.
In towort of to to iwtotoi, too
radio tor a point to aoooaol unto noflttan
m4 ?TMto too* got |pto pto - I
Ottf. to?i stoto tomti nratofe
antlono obawrto toto? top Ml tto I
arVoppIf. Tito Itooo to motto
pototo by ono atontotoiriuton agalaan 1
inn oto pointed oto ao onaoaptoai of
trued Stntm' rtotow. oto too npncfr
r, after toyto* too total gereon< **?
to <>?!.>o> met)'
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