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Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-30
SAFETY FIRST
CONTEST PLAN
AMONG SCOUTS
Shook Enlists Assistant AS
Troops Show Eager
ness for Work

Grover c. Shook, first aid expert
from the Copper Queen smelter. re-
ports clat the teaching of first aid
to the Douglas boy scouts is ore
Of the most fascinating tasks he has
ever attempted Last evening being
a regular troop meeting night, Shook
enlisted the services of Grady Causey
as an assistant in the coaching work
and while CauSey lectvred o troop
at the grammar school Shook demon
sGrated to one at the Parish house.
Shook has announced JilaG ne con-
templates holding first aid contest
between these two troops. In addition
to the work already far advanced
with these troops Shook said last
night that be had date tc meet
with another troop at the Mormon
church on Monday evening SO that
he will presently have three troops
engaged in first aid study.
Before his troop last evening Shook
took up the sanitation OF wounds,
dressing OF wounds the simple frac-
ture and precautions necessary to
prevent the development OF compound
fracture from simple fracture. The
work is interesting and under the
expert teaching of Shook, who has
coached the Copper Queen first aid
teams that have won honors at the
international contests a numb y OF
years, the scouts are taking to the
work with intense interest.
The first aid expert said last eve
ming that as soon as he has coached
the boys to a point where he cail
pick those most interested and sincere
in their studies in each troop he will
name then, on the teams for the
contest between the troops, He in
tends to work with the troop meeting
at the grammar school next Thursday
night while Grady Causey will con-
duct the work with the troop meet :
ing at the Parish house SO that each
instructor will have a chance to
observe the progress of each troop.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-30
POSTPONED ONE WEAR

WASHINGTON, March 2gIH1-POSt-
ponement for a year the operation of
the national origins clause of the 1924
immigration act, was approved without
a record vote today by the house. The
measure goes to the president.
The clause would base immigration
quotas on percentages of nationalities
already represented in the United
Ststes.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-30

FIVE

British criminal lawyers, who has
Just died here in his seth year,
never hesitated to say that his
length of years was due to his hav-
ing been a bachelor all his life.
In a book of "reminiscences that
he published few years ago he
wrote: THANK Heaven | am bach
elor. If / had married | might
have been bothered with children
and perhaps even have been dis
graced by them | am sure II
I had married / should have been
dead long since"
Flis "A years at the bar were
spent as counsel for the govern
ment in criminal cases and he fig
ured in many famous trials. 1t is
said he prosecuted more people for
murder than any of lbs eontempor-
aries and, ALTHOUGH never showing
animosity towards the accused he
never displayed any human emotion.
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-30

into the state oratorical contest. The
contest on Tuesday afternoon is the
first step to get into the international
oratorical contest on the constitution
of the United States, the district
winners OF which get a large prize
and a trip OF several weeks through
Europe.
In the contest by the. Douglas
school entrants, the winner OF the
special prize by the Douglas Dispatch
will also be determined That is a
prize OF a guaranteed cash valu. OF
Sl5 the nature OF the prize to be
determined by a conference with the
winner after the contest has been
decided
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-30

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-30

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-30
YOUNG ORATORS
I'm COMPETITION
NEXT TUESDAY
Parents and Public Invited
To Hear Contestants
Program 3 p. Nj.

Douglas people in general and
especially parents OF high school
pupils are invited by the school
authorities to be present on next
Tuesday afternoon at 3 in the high
school auditorium to hear the orations
by the six pupils who aspire TO get
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-30

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-30

Plan your vacation trip early and
enjoy the sport of messing over maps
and selecting your route. Highways
everywhere have never been in better
condition for driving.
Recent rains throughout the Pacific
coast have brought the first real indi-
cation of spring, and motorists are
enjoying trips into the country,
drinking in the beauties of nature.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-30
ChampiOned Bachelors
Life, Died at SO Years

LONDON 0B-Sir Harry Bodkin
Poland, one OF the most eminent Of
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-30
DOUGLAS KNIGHTS
TO VISIT oBISBEE
FOR DEGREE WORK

Knights Ten1plar OF Douglas and
Bisbee are looking forward to the
session of the Bisbee connmandery to
be held this evening when that COM
mandery membership will confer the
degree work for the local organization
The Red Cross and Malta degrees
will be conferred and there will be
three candidates travel to the hill
city with the Douglas knights to
receive the work. The hour set for
the work to start is 1880.
A light rainfall often makes the
highways exceedingly slippery, in fact
in most cases, is far more dangerous
than driving along in g heavy down
pour.
Evening star., 1928-03-30
Births Reported.

The following births have hccn reported +
he Health department. IN the past - hours
Frank and Mary tarrtCuhia. girl
Charles v and MAY + Hilton. girl twins
Rohert N and Snlie NJ smith hoy
Wilbur and Ju@pnhtnc Mastin hnv.
Warren T. and Mary r. Perry bnv,
tfeotge +, and Ethel NJ Hardy. girl.
Robert T aud HcIpn & Mchl girl.
John T. and Daisy u Heath. boy.
Flmar ana Marie lhrltc boy
Nttgl and Adcla Warner eltl
Isaac n aud Margaret 4 Goodwin girl.
Edwin ! and Mary = Thompson girl.
Wright aud liarrictta Welton girl.
Randolph II and clara j. tlattcrhuelt, girl
William and Alice HUGHES girl
William II and Helen q Hunlev girl.
Frank II and Harriet r. Harmon girl.
Rudolph f. and Amelia Adler girl.
Herman and Esther schwcrther, girl.
Martin and RCatricr johnson. hoy.
Frederick aud Della Newman. hoy.
Frank aud Elnura Iell hoy.
Fltrrr + aud Cora Beverly. girl
llmcs and Mary Ward girl
William and Pearl Proctor. girl.
Fred and Martha Chiun girl
William and Hattie Kennedy hoy.
Arthur aud Pauline Edwards hov
Lawrence aud Mary Pmmmer boy.
Ernest and Rehcc"a Washington boy.
Henry ami Margaret Marsh boy
Herman and GERTRUDE Hunter boy
neniam,n and f.ucy nracy girl
Joseph aud Dorothy Butler etri.
Rov and Flvlra NIctcus girl
James r. and Helen smith girl.
Joseph ana BESSIE WaiScr. girl.
John II and Hattie Peterson girl
Evening star., 1928-03-30

the CgcchoSlovakan legation: Mrs.
David A. Robertson wife of the assist
ant director of the American Council ON
Education. and Miss Ada Raincy art
editor Of the Washington Post, also are
on tho program for the banquet
Mrs A. r. Potter and Miss Harriet
T Rightor of New York are visiting
their sisters, Miss X A. Fighter and
Miss T. A RICHTER. at the Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs A Il Noble Of Boston
are at tho Willard for a short visit,
Miss Jeanne X Farnv of FoXcroft
School at MiddlcburR. Va. is spending
the holidays at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Mrs J. NJ LinScott and daughter
Miss Betty Linscott Of Wellesley Hills,
Mass have arrived at the Willard
where they will remain over the week
end
Mrs c. w. Walker is at the Grace
Dodge Hotel.
Evening star., 1928-03-30
Marriage Licenses.

Jack Cordrll and Rose NJ Iarin.
Augustus u. BaIdeson and Orah NJ ASH
ford
Franklin e Han Of Roston and Lucille r
Bakpr uf Hecnrah Iowa
Harry Moore aud Emma Moore, both
Of The Plains Va
Emory Chcnanlt aud Sara EWers, both al
Madison Heights. Va,
James Hawkins and Dolly kre
Thomas Il Franklin aud Cora Warren.
Patrick H. Norwood and Amelia buch
anau.
Leroy NJ Fdmonds and Helen Shrperd.
Frederick X Heupci Of Chevy Chasc, Md
and Mary Bridget OF this city
] Wesley Rest and Ollie X. Payne. both
Of Round iItI Va.
Joseph Jackson and Henrietta Tihha.
Frank j Wagner and iorpna G. Dnrr
william w. Boyd Of Detroit. Mich. and
Alice = Linton Of Baltimore
Charles W Caudman and Emma Ashwood
Evening star., 1928-03-30

years each In the Maryland House Of
Correction.
Calvin ONcal, Washington youth
was given a like sentence after he had
admitted visiting the Conger pig farm,
near Wheaton, the night Of January s
and robbing the foreman, Monroe j.
Spargo, Of $50 and Jesse Lucas, col0red
IN ploye. Of so cents, holding both up
at the point" Of pair Of pincers.
ONcal. II was shown, was formerly en-
plovcd at the farm For completely in
The pig farm hold-up Virgil Morton
Lawrence Of Washington IS under in
dictmcnt. but is understood 10 be sery-
ing q Jail sentence in Washington
TedoW A. Gilbert, resident Of Fred
Evening star., 1928-03-30

Quoted, and Representative Morgan @.
Sanders, president OF the Texas state
Society. and Isaac Cans, chairman OF
District of Columbia School Board, will
be the speakers Offices of the society
will be in the District National Bank
Building.
Pageant. Christ in America" assisted
by the Jubilee male chorus of Friend
ship Baptist Church will be given
Monday evening at Vermont Avenue
Baptist Church, under auspices Of The
Tribe OF King David Refreshments In
abundance, All welcome.
The United states National Museum
has on display In the Smithsonian
Building an exhibition of block prints
in color by Walter J. Phillips OF Winnie
peg. Canada To continue to April y,
An exhibition of independent artists
of washington Is on display at Club ST.
Marks. lOl1 Connecticut avenue, from
10 am to 3 p m, until April Z,
Loyalty Chapter. o. f. S. is holding
a rummage sale at 1902 Second street,
To be continued tomorrow
Anacostia Lodge. No 81. will hold
dance IN the ballroom OF the National
Press Club tomorrow evening at
o'clock for the benefit Of the AnacoStia
Temple fund Music by Happy Walk
erS Orchestra.
Brightwood Chapter, No. ~. Q. +. s.,
will have a card party tomorrow, pm
at OYSTERS Auditorium, Twenty sixth
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Or Clovd Heck Marvin. president Of
George Washington University, will
speak on THE Educational Ladder at
the April meeting Of the District of
Columbia Public School Association, IN
board room of the District Building, s
pm Mrs. Fred Dubois will report the
progress made by her committee MAX
ing study of mental testing OF the
Washington schools.
Vincent b. Costello Post, No. Is,
American Legion. will meet April 3.
8 y m. in boad room Of the District
Building All members present who
have paid 1928 dues. will receive Ger
man belt buckle or other small orna-
mcnt from the posts collection OF cap
turcd trophies.
Mrs Margaret Hopkins Worrell will
address the ErgatocratS' Club on I'm
dcrpaid Government workers. tomor-
row. pm, at 8li Thirteenth street
Public invited,
Anacostia Citizens Association will
meet tomorrow. s pm, in Masonic Tenn
ple. Fourteenth and y streets south
east.
Association Of Oldest Inhabitants will
meet April 4 30 pm. at the Union
Engine House. Nineteenth and
streets.
The Philosophical Society OF Wash
neton will meet tomorrow. lis PM IN
assembly hall Of the Cosmos Club. G.
Davisson of the Bell Laboratories in
New York will speak on Reflection and
Difraction Of Electrons by a Crystal OF
Nickel" Social hour.
Or. Frank w Ballou, superintendent
OF schools, will speak 10 the Manor
Park Citizens Association April on
the need for additional school facilities
In that section
The General Alumni Association.
George Washington University, will
give a farewell luncheon in honor Of
Henry Howell James, b. S., tomorrow,
1890 pm. at Hotel Lafayette, Mr.
James Is leaving for New York.
Evening star., 1928-03-30
Lend a Hand Society Benefit
Tonight and Tomorrow.

"A piner There Was" new three-act
len.nd drama. written By Miss Ada
Louise Townsend VIII be presented TO-
night and tomorrow at s o'clock IN
Pierce Hall. at Fifteenth and Harvard
streets. under the auspices Of the Lend
a-Hand and Social Auxiliary Of All
Souls Unitarian Church. The play is
based upon the legend Of the Pied Piper
Of Hamelin and viii be staged with a
cast Of local PLAYERS The art group.
under the direction Of Miss kathryne
DunkhoTst viii present several beautiful
features in interpretive dance scenes.
Music will be by L'Allegro Orchestra,
Mr G F Loughlin. director
The lIst cf patroneSSeS includes. Mrs
Mlnnigerode Andrews, Mrs X Hiding
Beii Mrs Jesse Benjamin. Miss Helen
A Colhoun. Mrs Rowland S. H Dyer.
Mrs Howard I Earle. Mrs Walter C
Gullion. Mrs. Edward H Horton. Mrs,
HeTndon M0rsen. Miss Helen Nicolay.
Miss Violet Warren Pierson. Mrs. Lau-
renee G. Staples. Mrs. r. T. Ward and
Mrs. E. Y. Wilcox.
Distinguished foreign diplomats and
prominent Government officials in the
National Capital will serve as patrons
and patroneSses for the first appear
ance here Of the famous German
philosopher. Count Hermann Keyserling.
who will deliver a lecture. entitled
VIII Freer Morals Make Life Richer" :"
81 the Maytiower Hotel Friday evening.
April l3, under the au.Yices Of the
Mount Holyoke Alumnac association Of
Washington. of which Mrs Frederic E.
harrington is president. and which in
Clu6es many outstanding university and
club women in the city.
The event is being arranged for the
benefit o. the local scholarship fund
of the association Of which Miss Jean
Dean Cole is chairman Nine PanaretoE
wife Of the former Minister Of Bulgaria
Is chairman Of patronesses and boxes
for the lecture Mrs William g. Gordon
IL treasurer Of the committee
Count Keyserling Is the outstanding
philosopher q contemporary Europe
ard comes Of q long line Of Baltic
noblen1en who for generations nave been
concerned IN the intellectual and p0lit-
ical life Of their era He is the founder
of the celebrated School Of Wisdom at
DaTmstadt Germany. Since his arrival
81 this country In January he has
Travelled 70 number Of important
American cities and everywhere nas
3een the intellectual and social lion Of
she season. Before coming % Wash
fngfon. April f3. Count Keyserling viii
deliver tao more lectures In New York
City. where he is attracting tremendous
interest and attention
Mrs. Freyer. wife of Capt Frank
Earr9wS FreyFr t. S. ~. will speak on
The Women 81 Peru" al the Colum-
blan Womens banquet which VIII be
held Thursday evening april ". al Z
O'Clock at the Chevy Chase Clue
Mrs Fgeyer Wno has spent much time
tF pAY8E s4 the sg4gnaeF ~ humanitarian
societies and prison reforms iii that
country She also established societies
for the prevention u cruelty 10 chill
oren and 10 animals there. She Is the
first American woman u be decorated
b. the Peruvian government with the
"Oroer of the sun Of Peru" Mrs. Frcyer
haE q wonderful collection of Inca
paintings nanginRE and household fur
niture !It her home on Massachusetts
avenue
Nine Jspa, wife Of the counselor of
Evening star., 1928-03-30
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY

A lecture on Christian Science: The
Realization Of Humanity's Hope" viii
be delivered in Masonic Temple Audi
torium, Thirteenth street and New
York avenue. O'Clock. by Charles f,
Jarvis. c. S. of Los Angeles, Calf
Free. Public invited.
East Gate Chapter. O +. S. viii have
a card party at Masonic Temple. Rhode
Island and Mills avenues northeast.
The Canadian Club will meet 8
O'Clock, at The Hamilton Hotel.
Delta Alpha Sorority will give a
dance 9 O'Clock at L'Aiglon Club.
The Arkansas Society viii meet. s
clock. at the Washington Club. 1910
Seventeenth street Short program,
dancing and refreshments
The Georgia Avenue Business Mems
Association will meet, s O'Clock, at Mac
Iarland Junior High School, by invita-
tlon Of the Macfarland Community
Center Refreshments and entertain
ment have been arranged by committee
in charge.
PIPER Inefe was. legend drama.
by Miss Ada Louise Townsend, will be
presented O'Clock. at Pierce Hall Fif-
trenth and Harvard streets. To be re-
peated tomorrow.
The annual Noonan prize public
speaking contest will be held. o'clock,
at the K Of c. Evening School This
prize Of $50 is donated annually by
John J Noonan Winners Of the pre-
limlnary contest held March 9 will
compete tonight
Seven Keys to Baldpatc" viii be
presented as the annual Spring play at
Business High School, 8 O'Clock Re
pcated tomorrow.
A benefit card party will be conducted
tonight for the Patriotic Order Of Amer
lea in Northeast Masonic Temple,
Eighth and 4 streets.
FUTURE.
Bethany Chapter. No "a. o E. S,
viii give a card party tomorrow. s pm,
at the Hamilton Hotel All members
Of the order and friends invited. Mrs,
Amy All. chairman.
The first meeting Of the Connecticut
state Society will be held April - AT
the Hotel Roosevelt. Election Of officers
and ratification Of bylaws will be con-
Evening star., 1928-03-30
G.. T. Baker Ends Vacation,

BRUNSWICK. Ga. March 30 tP1.-
George r. Baker New York fnancicr
left his summer home on Jekyl Island
today for New York after month on
the island Mr. Baker who celebrated
his eiqht-ninth birthday Tuesday was
said to be in unusually good health a.
ne boarded his private car.
Evening star., 1928-03-30
SOCIETY
Continued from Eighteenth pageo

Continued from Eighteenth pageo
the Navfower following a visit in
Chicago Mrs Dnlingham's former
home
Mt and Mrs Robert Ash have re-
turned from Dallas where they visited
the latter'S mother Mrs Edward White
Luna. They have as their guest Miss
Emily Gerber Of Memphis, who will be
With them for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. jackson II RalSton.
formerly of Washington and now oi
Palo Alto Calf. are al the Cairo Hotel
fol STAY of several weeks They LETT
san Francisco February 1. and after
Stopping az a number Of Mexican and
Central American ports, reached Colon,
subsequently visiting Venezuela, where
Mr. RalSton acted aS umpire oi the
Italian Venezuelan Mixed Claims Com
mission some "A years ago Mr. RalSton
Is To lecture on the law Of international
tribunal at Stanford University next
Winter
Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Titus Of CatSkilL
N. =. who arc touring by motor. arc
stavlne at the Grace Dodge Hotel Tor an
extended period
Mir. and Mrs G. Z. pameutcr of
Rranford. Conn were hosts NJ dinner
last evening at tho Willard covers be-
ing laid for seven.
Mr. Merlin Wiley Of Detroit, who is
VISITING his two children who are ~
school in tho Capn n, is at the Carlton
for about week. lie Viii be Joined To-
morrow by Mrs Merlin and viii make
Il. ~-sss atgerg ets
Evening star., 1928-03-30
u, s. to Join in Opium Farley.

The United States will be represented
at the eleventh session Of the advisory
committee on opium and other danger
ous drugs at Geneva, which begins April
IL. by John x. Caldwell who has been
attached To the Far Eastern division
Of the State Department, and S. Pinck-
ney Tuck. United States consul at
Geneva, as unofficial observers
Evening star., 1928-03-30

erick County. pleaded guilty to a charge
Of forging the name Of q. Best Linthi-
cum, Clarksburg district farmer. IN a
check for S13, but sentence was sus-
pended
Evening star., 1928-03-30
SENTENCED IN ROBBERY.
Three Washington Youths Must
Serve Years in Penitentiary.
Special Di-patch to The star.

ROCKVILLE. Md. March 80 Upon
pleading guilty in Circuit Court here
yesterday to an indictment charging
them with breaking into Benson's store
at Silver Spring and stealing clothing
and other things several months ago,
William F. Curren and Mcryln l.. Breaw
young Washingtonians were sentenced
by Judges Peter and Newman TO four
Evening star., 1928-03-30

The Canadian Club will meet, 8
o'clock. at the Hamilton Hotel
Evening star., 1928-03-30

Delta Alpha Sorority will give a
dance o'clock, at L'Aielon club
Evening star., 1928-03-30

East Gate Chapter. O f. S.. will have
a card party at Masonic Temple. Rhode
Island and Mills avenues northeast
Evening star., 1928-03-30

An exhibition Of independent artists
Of washington is on display at Club st.
Marks. l0l1 Connecticut avenue, from
10 am. to 3 pm. until April Z.
Evening star., 1928-03-30

The United states National Museum
has on display In the Smithsonian
Building an exhibition of block prints
in color bv Walter J. Phillips of Winnie
peg. Canada. TO continue to April -,
Evening star., 1928-03-30

AnacoStia Lodge. No 81, will hold
dance in the ballroom OF the National
Press Club tomorrow evening at
o'clock for the benefit Of the AnacoStia
Temple fund. Music by Happy Walk
erS Orchestra
Evening star., 1928-03-30

Loyalty Chapter. o. f. S, Is holding
rummage sale at 1902 Second street.
To be continued tomorrow.
Evening star., 1928-03-30

Anacostia Citizens Association VIII
meet tomorrow. pm, in Masonic Tenn
ple, Fourteenth and y streets south
Evening star., 1928-03-30

Pageant. Christ in America" assisted
by the Jubilee male chorus of Friend
ship Baptist Church, will be given
Monday evening at Vermont Avenue
Baptist Church, under auspices Of The
Tribe OF King David Refreshments In
abundance All welcome
Evening star., 1928-03-30

Mrs Margaret Hopkins Worrell Will
address the ErgatocratS Club on "un-
dcrpaid Government Workers. tomot-
row. pm. at 8i1 Thirteenth street
Public invited
Evening star., 1928-03-30

Association Of Oldest Inhabitants will
meet April 4 30 pm, at the Union
Engine House. Nineteenth and
streets
Evening star., 1928-03-30

Btightwood Chapter. No. ~. O. +. s.,
will have a card party tomorrow, pm,
al oysters Auditorium, Twenty-siXth
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1928-03-30

Quoted, and Representative Morgan @.
Sanders, president Of the Texas state
Society. and Isaac Cans, chairman Of
District of Columbia School Board, viii
be the speakers. Offices of the society
will be in the District National Bank
Building
Evening star., 1928-03-30

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Evening star., 1928-03-30

The Philosophical Society OF Wash
ineton will meet tomorrow. 8;l5 pm, IN
assembly hall OF the Cosmos Club. c.
Daviss0n of the Bell Laboratories in
New York will speak on Reflection and
Difraction OF Electrons by Crystal OF
NEnEnl . Social hnllE
The Nome nugget., 1928-08-18
FRIDAY iTeLEcRAeHsc,
WILKINS ASKS FOR &12I3OO
 FROM SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. 4P ---- Capt. Geo. Wilkins has asked the City of San Francisco to contribute twelve
 thousand five hundred dollars of the thirteen thou and five hundred dollars necessary for the purchase slr.ce of the second plane needed tor his South Pole expedition. which lis to be called the San Francisco. q The request was made at lunch eon given in the explorers honor, which was attended by Mayor Rolph and the City Supervisors.
 The first plane is already complet- sed at Los Angeles.
 ' Wilkins said that the total ex- pense of the expedition will be leighty-five thousand dollars. He is thirty thousand dollars of this amount and he expects to realize about twenty-five thousand dollars from his newspaper connec- tions. d,
 Mayor Rolph said he would do all he can to get the appropriation.
The Nome nugget., 1928-08-18
BIG RAILROAD STRIKE
 APPEARS BE IN DIPPING

CLEVELAND. R) -..- Sectional meetings have been called to dis tribute strike ballots which will affect approximately seventy thou sand employees of Western rail- roads in a wage dispute between the railroad officials and the Bro therhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railroad Conduc- tors to precipitate action on roads West of Chicago.
 The dispute involves wage diff ferences which have been settled by arbitration in the East and the South.
The Nome nugget., 1928-08-18

were known to be trapped in No. 3 Mine of the Irvona Coke Co.,, after the explosion yesterday after noon told his story while the res cue workers explored the gas- swept facings of the mine for bod ies which might have been over looked.
 The sole survivor, Marina Coccia owes his life to the fact that he refused to follow his fellow min CTS who ran toward the tunnel ex- it, and Coccia took another entry way instead. The bod, s of the thirteen victims were brought to ,ie surface late last n gnt.
 A dust explosion is thought to have be the cause of the disas- ter.