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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
TWO DOGS H0N0RED
Stamford Animals Who Stood
Guard Over Mans Body for
Three Days Get New Collars.

stamford. Conn. April F-In
recognition OF ''meritorious con-
duct two dogs today were honored
by the Connecticut Humane Society.
The animals. Jack, an Irish ter
rier, and Toodles, a spaniel. were
given new collars plated with gold
and made life animal members OF
the society. The presentation was
made b. II. c. TreSlon. general man
aeer OF the organization. The two
dogs. owned by Harry Quirk, stood
guard over the body OF John
Schmidt. 10. for three days last Oc-
tober when the aged man died OF
exhaustion while on walk in the
woods with the animals as COM
p0nlons. Search for Mr.. Schmidt
ended when one of the dogs took
persons TO the body which he had
left the other dog guarding. Mr.
Schmidt was Mr. Quirk's father-in-
law
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
SKINNER CHUCK CO.
NAMES new DIRECTOR
Sherrod E. Skinner Is
Added to Board
Today

Sherrod z. Skinner, son OF Presi-
dent Z. J. Skinner of the skinner
Chuck Co. and brother OF Robert
Il. Skinner, secretary, was added to
the board OF directors OF that con-
Germ this morning.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders was held at the Office OF the
company The following board Of
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
ADVANCE ON T|ENTS|N AND
PICKING IS LIKELY TO BEGIN
Soon; DEFENSE IS PLANNED
S7RANGLED TO Death
ON HIS HIGH COLLAR
New York Man, Supplied
by Drink, Meets Death
in Unique Manner

New York, April (uP)-Charles
e. Kelly, New York. manager OF the
Illuminated Arrow company. was
strangled to death in his office early
today by high, stiff collar he was
wearing.
He, with a companion named Rob
ert tombstone, OF Hampstead. l.. T..
had been drinking gin in the com
panys office all night.
Supplied with liquor. Kelly fell
asleep and slipped from his swivel
chair to the floor. He was in q
hunched position, with his head
resting on his knees. and his neck
pressed tightly against his collar.
Police detectives found him in this
position and said the collar had
strangled him to death.
tombstone, still dazed from liquor
had left the office this morning to
buy a package OF cigarettes. When
he returned he asked the superin-
tendent OF the building to help him
rouse Kelly. It was then they found
he was dead. Alfonso Moolev. the
building superintendent. called po-
lice and Bellevue hospital.
tombstone was arrested on &
charge OF transporting liquor A
bottle i.lled with gin was found in
a travelling bag said 70 belong to
hin and another bottle, with a
small quantity OF gin left, was
found In the room.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
engine CREW MISSING, IS INJURED
AS TRAINS PLUNGE FROM TRACKS:
SOUTHERN KANSAS HAS BAD FLOODS
POISON LIQUOR Death
NARROWLY PREVENTED
Youth Brought Home by
Companions Taken Nio-
lently Ill

Poison liquor almost claimed a
victim in this city early this morn
ing, when George Martin, aged about
is. was taken violently i'll al his
home, 1S1 Main street. according to
Or. David Aronson. who was called
to attend him. Officer Ernest Bloom
quist worked over Martin and sue
ceeded in reviving him.
DIR. Aronson said the odor Of bad
liquor was strong, and the police
learned that the young man was
brought home at a late hour by two
companions, About 8 O'Clock he
became i'll, and in the opinion OF DR..
Aronson, the quick application Of
means OF artificial! respiration saved
his life.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
WANT CHANGE OF ZONE
Everett Street Property Owners VIII
Petition for Establishment Of Two
Family House District.

Everett street property owners
have notified Building Inspector A.
n. Rutherford OF their plan to ask
a change from a multiple TO a two
family house zone affecting their
holdings.
Their action followed application
of Revitch & Merline of Hartford,
for a permit to build a three-family
house on the street, when they
learned for the first time, they say.
that the district was not classified
as a family house area. Pend
ing hearing on the application the
permit is being held up.
Favorable action by the board of
adjustment with concurrins vote
OF o-thirds OF the common coun-
Gil membership Is required TO effect
a zone change.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
SAYS COAST GUARDS
KILLED TWO FRIENDS
Alleged Rum Runner or Florida
Tells Story--He Himself Is
Badly Wounded

Miami. Fla. April LFi-The story
CT an encounter with q coast guard
patrol boat which resulted in the
death OF his two compa mons aboard
q rum running craft off Miami was
told here today by 3. l.. Alexich of
Miami who was taken 70 a hospital
with a bullet in his neck.
Alexich was landed here early to-
day from small coast guard boat
and taken TO the hospital In po-
lice ambulance. Hospital authori-
tics said he is q government pris
oner.
The coast guard base at Fort
Laudcrdale had received no report of
the incident. The patrol boat is not
equipped with radio, AleXich was
semi -dclirious and it was impossible
10 obtain a coherent statement from
him.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
engage Director FOR
H. S. COMMERCIAL DEPT
Newell S. Ames of Lynn,
Mass, Will Succeed
J. c. Moody

Newell S. Ames OF Lynn, Mass. a
graduate OF Boston University with
a degree Of Bachelor Of Science of
Education and at present a teacher
of commercial law, will succeed
Vice Principal James C. Moody III
his position as head of the CONNER
cial department of the Senior High
school if the recommendation of
the teachers committee to the school!
board are accepted at the meeting
this afternoon.
In an effort to decrease the ad-
nlinistration costs OF the school the
position of vice principal. which has
been in existence for several years.
will be eliminated and the entire
work Of the administration depart
ment will be taken over by Princi-
pal Louis P. slade.
Mr.. Ames will teach half the time
and will supervise the work of the
10 commercial teachers the other
half. Previously Mr.. Moody taught
only 4 quarter of his time or one
period day Supt. S. H. Holmes
of the school department feels that
this move will provide another Eng
lsh teacher. the need Of which is
great.
Mr. Ames who has had teaching
experience in Maine, New Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts. will begin
his duties next September. He is 20
years old.
Vice Principal Moody and Miss
Ellen c. TaIcott. typewriting in
structor, resigned from the CONNER
cial department to open secretarial
school in this city. Their resigna-
tons will take effect in June.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
SAVED BY A RIB
Little Girl in Pennsylvania Living
Despite Apparent Attempt to
Commit Suicide.

Newport, Pa. April S UP)-A
rib which detected a bullet that
Viola Page. Ia. fired into her body
was responsible for saving the
girls life, surgeons said today.
The bullet was headed for the
girls heart when it was detected
Viola. although seriously wounded
is expected to recover.
Tho girl has refused to give any
reason for her act
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
Condemned Man Curses
Guards Attending Him

Columbus. Ohio, April 5 (lPD-
Cursing guards and the prison
chaplain. Who sought to comfort
him. James Lyon. Norwalk muir
dercr. today was made ready for
clcctrocution In Ohio peuitontiary.
Lyon is one of two men who will
be executed in the prison some
time after 1880 tonight. In con-
Thomn. murderer OF the parents OF
his sweetheart, was resigned.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
7WEN7Y.E|GHT MEN
TO Be QUESTIONED
Their Names Found Among
Possessions Of Mrs. Snyder
GRAY'S INCLUDED IN LIST
Diary Written BY Woman Accused
in Husbands Murder Also VIII
Play Important Part In Prosecu-
ton.

New York, April 5 (UP)---A small
red note book containing the names
and addresses OF IS men has been
found among the possessions OF Mrs.
Ruth Snyder. charged with the
murder OF her husband, Albert Sny-
der, art editor of Motor Boating.
District Attorney Newcombe an
nounced today.
The name and address OF Henry
Judd Gray, who has confessed to
participation III the crime, was
found among the list.
Newcombe said the men named in
the note book will be questioned.
Previously police had found a
diary OF Mrs. Snyder's in which they
say her relations with Gray were
revealed. The diary led to the arrest
of Gray in Syracuse, and brought
about his confession.
Counsel for Mrs. Snyder said to-
day that or next Monday they would
move before Justice Scudder in SUI
preme court for separate trial for
their client. The district attorney
will oppose the motion.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
CHICAGO CANISTER is
GIVEN REGAL FUNERAL
Friends OF Underworld Regard Him
Somew hat as Martyr as
Cop Killed Him.

Chicago, April s.--LP4-Another
gangster was laid to rest With al
most regal splendor today. Vincent
Drucci. The schooner" shot and
killed by a policeman on the eve OF
the city election, was buried in an
aluminium and silver casket with
flowers estimated to have cost in
the neighborhood of $4,000 sur
rounding IL
Drucci's funeral. without benefit
OF clergy. was held at an undertake
ing chapel where Dion OBanion,
one OF the greatest of the beer
barons, also lay after being assas-
sinated. Tho Schemer' was regard
ed by his friends as something OF a
martyr because he died from a po-
! liCeman's bullet.
His friends call 1t murder, and
the coroner still is investigating
The police have defied the coroner
TO compel the policeman. Daniel
Healy, who did the shooting, or his
companions. to appear and testify.
Throngs of The Schemer's"
friends and the curious masscd in
and about the chapel long before
the funeral hour. William Schoticld
florist. and partner OF the slain
O'Banion. in the floral shop where
O'Hanion was killed. was busy with
his freight of flowers. a mammoth
heart OF blood-red roses. from the
widow. chair OF white and purple
blossoms, inscribed Our Pal" and
a huge floral blanket eigh. and one
half feet high composed Of $500
flowers were among the floral tri-
butes.
The body was taken to vault in
Mt. Carmel cemetery to await con-
struction of 4 mausolcum.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
Joyce Hawley, Bath Tub Girl, is
Now Going to Rescue of Carroll
Reported Anxious to "Te the Truth" to Keep Theatri
cal Man Out OF Prison-Weeps at "Injustce" to Earl

Chicago. April LF - The Chi
cago Journal said today 1t had
learned from an authoritative
source that Joyce Hawley, the
'bathtub girl" is in soclusion in
New ork ard plans TO attempt to
see Attorney General Sargent and
even President Coolidge in an at
tempt TO save Earl Carroll, thea
trical producer, from prison
term
Information concerning her plans
came to friends here. the journal
said. as a result of a visit she made
"Wednesday TO Federal Judge God
dard ia New York. She was said
to have asked the judges assist
ance in winning pardon for Car
roll on the ground that the story
of the bathtub wine party on Car
rolls stage was "all wrong"
CAROLS sentence of a year and
a day was imposed on charge of
perjury growing out OF his testi-
case in which Joyce testified.
Joyce. whose baptismal name is
Theresa Daugelas is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Daugelas of
Chicago. She had communicated TO
them her concern over her part in
helping convict Carroll of perjury.
Il am sorry for Mr.. Carroll. and
I think he is being done great
wrong" she said. Just before leav-
ing for New York.
Il am going east to see what ]
can do for him. | am going to tell
the truth"
She is understood to have told
friends that man she has since
learned was bogus nobleman i'm
pressed her with stories OF star
dom for her on the stage to such
IN extent that she consented 20 do
some entertaining at the bathtub
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
Peaches" Visits Beauty
Doctor to Remove Scar

ward w. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
day was undergoing treatment for
removal from her face of the acid
scars mysteriously inflicted shortly
before her marriage.
A radum, tissue softening process
was employed as the first step of
the treatment. The estranged wife
Of Daddy" Browning, is holding up
her plan to fill a contracted cabaret
engagement until The work of the
specialist is completed.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
RULES FOR TELLING OF
FISH STORIES PUBLISHED
Izaak Walton League Convention
Sets "Sky as Limit" IN
Anglers Tales

Chicago, April s.1p-Fish
storying-and how-is discussed In
a brief set OF rules which wa. be-
fore the Izaak Walton league con-
vention today.
The rules for liars" makes only
the sky the limit in the attempt 10
regulate the yarntelling OF the
Waltonian Munchausens.
Lies may be told al any time or
place. and to any person excepting
a game warden" under rule No. l.
Enlarsing cameras may be used.
scales may be corrected nnd
elastic rulers may be employed,
under another regulation.
Fish may be borrowed. rented or
purchased. whenever there is dan
ger o. lie being disbelieved.
Bribery of guides ito confirm
lies" is legitimatized under rule No.
1. Lies should never be retracted.
the regulations warn. hut there is
nothing TO prevent lies being added
10 at will.
The license OF any liar shall be
revoked" the rules provide. III he
lies about his golf score, the weight
Of his baby or the age Of his
whiskey."
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
SUSPECTS SWINDLE
BY DIAMOND BUYER
JeWeIer Believes Stranger Tried
to Work OH Fake Bond
DYSON WARNS DEALERS
Prospective Customers Tactics SIM
liar to Those Employed By Crook
Who Rcapcd Harvest Recently In
Pennsylvania Cities.

Sruruan 2 DYSON OF +he Porter
) p,.so, rs ;,,,o,,rs :, uo,,
''iee'' 80 seole'aiS u III" No'''4e'''-
cut Retail jewelers. association. to-
day broadcast to members OF the
= ssoc,a-io, q warming ora;ns.
''-''r- "A'0 ~ p''N
10 gam possession OF an sooo dla-
mond. set in platinum ring mount
ing. Yesterday afternoon by offering
., o,1acoa ,,.,o-,,. r,;,u,o. hoo,
~ l'' 'o0A 'IIe se'n
A'-t.o ~ HIS vic -oI Ae' INSPECT
''on
tHe VISITOR cAose!S reselh pied
sN '''N'el WHO mas peell plcAlhs up
a. 10 N'o gems III ei'''SE WANNA ps
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NJ. 1'Sso'i carry III ,he afternoon
anu Pfoceeueu TO make COCA I'M
pt'S>ioii. ne sa'u MS nome was IN
i1a' ''o'u ana ne ll'enued 70 open
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Guy ne mentioned casually mat ne
hau leasea olllces IN the New Brit
am N"''oi'a1 pailh puiluli's through
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OF 'he oahh' lie tod Mr. Dyson
'hH' ne wanted 10 puy diamond
ring LOT nus VIE
bought her one ABOUT 10 years
ago out owe her GOOD one ne
uec'''reu "i'h emphasis. some
tH'"b Weighing ABOUT three-qnarters
VI CARAT VIII GO. l doh want a
! larger stone because cant AFFORD
" Spenh 'he money ioF IT, Al 'hls
point he lhei'uoted the name 0, a
i1aftloru Je"eier win "hom MI.
! Dyson Is acquainted ana sad ne mad
frequently pousht gems there. 'but
doh IKE ms way OF DONG husi-
HESS ne coh'ihuau. went IN 10
see MN yesterday ana gave MN
soou luF1 o' WIFI wanted ana
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ihu'H iiioie' MIC" what "aH'
anu oo'' t'he anyone 10 Try &c
SCH i''e anS'h'hs else
iospcotiNe customer ana showed
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
YULCANIZER EXPL0DES
No one IS Injured But One Man Has
Narrow Escape in Middlctown Ac-
Cidcnt Today.

MiddletoWn, Conn, April S tPl-
Two windows We're blown out. a hole
torn in rear concrete wall and a
piece OF metal hurled through the
window OF Il Cobbler's shop near by,
when a steam vuicani2er in the store
of Carl Wounoke. 647 Main street,
exploded this forenoon. The shoe
maker had Just left the machine
which stopped the flight OF the
metal fragment Wenueke and
Thomas +, McCue, who We're 20 feet
away from the vulcaulzer. were un-
hurt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
$1,000 Mile RADIO TALK
Address from WGN Today Is Dis
tinCtly Heard In Far on Tas-
mania. Wireless States.

Schenectady. \. Y. April s tUP)
Within five minutes after they had
finished talking from radio station
WGY here today, four Australians
received word that their speeches
had been heard in Hobart, Tas-
mania. ll,0o0 miles away
The broadcast was made on the
experimental station GNAF and
was concluded at 5.iS a. III. At
5:53. a message was received by
wireless from w. T. Watkins.
operator Of amateur station 7-DN
in Hobart, that the speeches were
received perfectly.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
GUILTY OF MURDER
Ignorant New Yorker Who Killed
Doctor After Death of His Child
to Die In Chair.

New York, April s up - For
doctor in the belief
that he had caused the death OF
his six year old son by administer
ins diphtheria anti-toXin. Francesca
Caruso shall pay the penalty OF
death. a Jury decided last night
after more than six hours delibera-
ton.
Caruso admitted at his trial that
he had stabbed and chokod DE
Casper S. Pendola 70 death on
February IS after Caruso's small
son had died. The Jury found him
guilty OF murder in the first de-
gree. He will be sentenced April
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
Latimer Reports Moncada
Forces Virtually Beaten

WASHINGTON, April :. = EFl =
NiCaraguan conservative troops
virtually have the liberal forces
under General Moncada surrounded
in their mountain stronghold" Rear
Admiral l.atlmtr. commanding
American naval forces in Nicaragua,
reported today to the navy depart
ment
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
WILL FORCE PAYMENT
New Haven Tax Collector Threat
ems to Revive the Old "DcbtOrs
Prison"

New Haven. Conn, April 9 (uP)
The debtors prison will be re-
vived here when Tax Collector Ed
ward II. Stanford makes n drive
for overdue taxes, he announced
today.
Alias warrants will be issued
April II notifying all delinquents
that unless taxes are paid in ten
days their property will be seized
and if they have no property they
viii be put in Jail until you shall
pay said taxes and legal costs or
be discharged In the due course Of
la w -
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
ENTERS SWIMMING RACE

Boston, April \ tUPl - Mrs.
York long distance swimmer. has
entered tho Cape Cod Nantucket
marathon swim to be held during
the week Of September :, It was
announced here today. About Is
entries have been received to date.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
ARMS FACTORY CLOSES

Springfield Mass. April P-
The Smith and Wesson Company,
manufacturers Of small arms. an.
OF Its plant. due 70 depressed bust
ress conditions. Five hundred ems
7lcyoS are affected.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
Flood Conditions.

Kansas CITY. Mo. April s To-
Flood conditions in southern Kansas
resulting from torrential rains last
right. had caused two deaths, innrv
10 score or more of persons ard
great property damage today. Train
service was badly impaired with
many washouts and tracks inun-
dated.
lhe loss OF life occurred in Mis-
souri, Kansas Texas train wreck moor
Parsons, where passenger train No.
% northbound from San Antoni,
struck washout and went into the
ditch. f. l.. Phillips. engineer. and
Dave Ball. fireman, We're believed 70
have been drowned in their sub.
merged engine. Fifteen or more per-
sons were injured in the derailment.
Southeastern Kansas was hit
hardest with rainfall reaching cloud
burst proportions. From seven TO
nine inches of rain fell. some creeks
reached the highest stage ever
known. railroad service was paralvz-
ed and highways inundated.
At Chanute nearly nine inches OF
rain had fallen and it still was rain
Ing. streams were out OF their
banks, property damaged by high
water in drainage bitches passing
through the city, telephone service
hampered and Easements flooded in
the business district.
Houses Submerged.
From twenty 70 thirty houses were
partly submerged at Wellington,
Nearly five inches OF rain fell there.
most OF 1t in the hour before mid
night
From seven to eight inches Of rain
fell north OF Erie and ST. Paul. near
PARSONS. A few minutes after the
cioudburst Fourth street in Eric was
q raging torrent with water four feet
deep.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08
10 STORY FALL FATAL

New York. April S tPt--Robert L.
Thornton. 50 years old OF Newark.
n. j.. was killed today by fall
from window on the 10th floor OF
the Broad Street hospital.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08

party.
She also is understood to have
said that she has since learned that
Carroll never authorized any bust
ness arrangement with her, particu-
larly on involving her appearance
nude in bathtub filled with n
liQuid supposed TO be intoxicating.
Members of her family. the
Journal said. told how she wept
when the supreme court recently
refused CAROLS appeal from a
$1,000 tine and year and a day in
prison.
New York, April s Upl-Fedcral
Judge Henry w. Goddard declined
today to discuss a report that Joyce
Hawloy OF the "Bathtuh" episode,
had called on him to intervene in
behalf OF Earl Carroll. against
whom she testified at the trial when
the producer was convicted of per
jury.
1t was learned from other sources
that the young woman saw the
Judge in his chambers for Il half
minute or so.' the judge declining
TO act on the ground that the mat
ter was out of his hands.
1t was understood Miss Hawiev
was referred to the United States
attorneys office, but inquiries indi-
Gated she had approached no one
there either yesterday or today
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-08

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-11

officials
0
Margaret Thompson Rochester, N H
aunty cigarette
the window She is just normal
of in but simple and
is mind morals
edited the but did swim
been headlined
selection
bly, girls comment She
anything
ordinary girl" She will
O headlines
stir of the talk
roogravure section.
The maid of America
She wins beauty
The maid America will be mother
common, upright genuine American boy.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-11
Tell The World

r g. Splsbury president Congress-
scattered few seeds Of thought
during the catlemens properly nutured will
bring fruit a
10 De explicit his idea is that Springs valley will
pe prosperous when the land divided acreage and is
put under intense cultivation
One has but history the prosperous valleys Of
the west to be convinced spsbuy of what he was
talking.
which ne is familiar first came the bia c1aman
VINO TOT years lived like medieval prince settlers began 70
ehcoacn upon his grazing
was followed by the big farmer planned farm on large
he too went broke being conditions confronting
n Inen the big farms broken
acre ranches and the small farmers prosperous
history Will repeat itself in the Springs valley lust as
irrigation
me sulphur Springs valley to the
cuur dayman chicken fancier small cantal
han the Salt river valley included in some costly
irrigation
ne cost of building dams Sites and building
cnes becomes burden land
posed for the Sulphur Springs valley power company
mo colonization scheme the valley with sma1
settlers; all that people looking for inst su
as exists north of Douglas the exact on
ons existing there There disappointed farmers living II
ngn priced projects in the up the sunbur snn
valley did they but know the soil and the
land.
Let's tell world