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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-10-23
Methodist
Meets Here

The forty-seventh annual west
ern North Carolina conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, met here Thursday morning,
setting a precedent by meeting in
the same city two consecutive
years.
The formal convocation was held
at 9 a. M, followed by a memorial
service led by DR.. John W. Moore
! of Marion. The conference historl-
cal society was addressed yesterday
afternoon by the Kew. P. L. Shore
of Townsville. Rev. H. G. Allen
of Reidsville presided over a meet
ing of the conference brotherhood
DR.. W. A. Stanbury, Market
Street church, Greensboro, address
sed the anniversary meeting of the
Board of Education last night.
Bishop Paul B. Kern presided at
all general sessions.
Friday will be occupied by a gen
eral morning session; anniversary
meeting of the board of lay activi-
ties; a sermon by DR.. H. P. Myers
secretary of education and promo
ton for the general missions board
in Nashville, Tenn; and a night
address by Bishop Edwin F. Lee OF
Singapore, missionary bishop of the
church in Malaysis and the Philip
pines, at the anniversary meeting of
the conference mission board.
Saturday after the general con-
ference session, which is held at 9
a. m. daily, Bishop Lee will preach
at a reception of a ministerial class
into full connection with the
church. Rev. R. L. Ownbey will
preach in the afternoon and a pro-
gram on conference institutions
will occupy the evening session.
The annual love feast will be a,
9 a. m. Sunday, with Bishop Kern
preaching at II a. m. Deacons anc
elders will be ordained at ; p. m
with a sermon by Bishop Lee. The
Rev. Frank S. Hickman, professor
of psychology and religion at Duke
university, will deliver the evening
sermon.
Announcement of ministerial as.
signments Monday morning viii
end the conference.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-10-23
|W.P.A. Institute
Statewide
Blind Survey

The State w. P. A. has put into
operation in the various districts of
thes tate, a Survey for the Blind
for North Carolina, sponsored by
the State Commission for the
Blind.
Federal funds in the sum of
s14,4S4.O0 have been allotted for
the work in the state. DR.. Roma
S. Cheek, Executive Secretary OF
the Commission, IS supervising the
project and Mr.. William C. Smith,
son is directing the field supervi-
sion and tabulation.
The study itself will assemble in
unit form all records which are
filed with the public and private
agents within the county of per-
sons with defective sight. From
these records future follow UT
work may be continued by reha-
bilitation workers for the Com
mission of the Blind.
The project has gotten under
way in District Six in the past two
weeks, and is making rapid pro-
gress. Mr. R. P. Apperson, Jr., Of
1874 Jersey Avenue, Winston-Sal-
EN-, N. c.. is directing the work
in District Six. This project fall:
under the supervision of the Wo.
mems and Professional Projects.
There are theirteen (13) fielc
workers, one in each county, in Thu
district who are endeavoring to dc
a thorough piece of work for the
w. P. A. and for the state.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-10-23
Legal Notices
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Pursuant to the power and auth
GRITTY contained in a certain mort
gage deed of trust executed by F.
R. Mason and wife, Fannie B.
Mason to F. R. Brown, Trustee,
dated July Sth, 1925, and recorded
in the office of Register of Deeds
for Rowan County in book Of
mortgages No. "a, page SO, default
having been made in the payment
of the indebtedness therein secured,
and demand of foreclosure having
been made by the holder of said in
debtedness, the undersigned Trus-
tee, having been substituted as
Trustee for F. R. Brown, said sub
stitution being duly recorded in the
office of Register Of Deeds for
Rowan County in book of deeds
No. 229, page 345, will offer for
sale at public auction, for cash, at
the court house door at Salisbury.
N. c., on Saturday, November
18th, 1886, at the hour of II NJ,
the following described real estate:
beginning at a point 235 feet
S. OBS East of the edge of Wood
son Street and 100 feet North s.
so West of the edge of Cemetery
Street; thence N. OBS West IS
feet to a stake; thence N. $3.50
West 100 feet to a stake; thence S.
OBS East IS feet to a stake in the
edge of a IS foot alley; thence S.
$3.50 East with the edge of the IS
foot alley 100 feet to the beginning
corner"
For back title see book of deeds
No. II. page --, Brown Insur-
ance & Realty Company to F. R.
Mason.
This the 18th day OF October,
1886.
Rec v. GOODMAN, Substituted
Trustee.
John L. Rendleman, Jr. Attorney.
Oct. 23-Nov. 10.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-10-23
ARE WE REALLY SICK

Professor Donald A. Laird, noted
psychologist, tells of patients with
definite symptoms of series all
ments, but who are actually per-
fectly we'll in at least one out of
four cases. Read this unusual
story in the November 1st issue of
the American Weekly, the big
magazine which comes every Sun
day with the BALTIMORE
AMERICAN. Or sale at all news
stands.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-10-23
DEATHS
MRS. MARY

Mrs. Mary Alexander of China
Grove died at a local hospital Sun
day night following an emergency
operation for appendicitis. She is
survived by her husband, Roy
Alexander; parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Bost of China Grove; two
sons, William and Bernard; two
sisters, Mrs. D. w. Tweed of Sails
bury, and Cornie Bost of China
Grove. The funeral was held on
Tuesday at 4 o'clock at St. Marks
church.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-10-23
State Produced
81 Tons of Iron
Ore During 1885

Washington. A Bureau of
Mines report disclosed a little
known fact that iron ore in produc-
ed commercially in North Carolina
The report said the State pro-
duced 81 gross tons of brown ore
in 1885 from one active mine. it,
location was not given, but it was
described as an open pit mine.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-10-23
Joseph C. DOUGLAS

Funeral services were held Mon
day morning at the Back Greek
Presbyterian church for Joseph C.
Douglas, Jr., 16, who died Sunday
morning at a Mooresville hospital.
He was a senior in the Mt. Ulla
high school and is survived by his
father, stepmother two brothers,
Clinton and Frank; three sisters,
Mrs. R. H. Walker of Concord;
Mrs. w. w. Martin of Mt Mourne
and Mrs. Glenn Houston of Char
lotte. A half brother, Billy Doug
las, also survives.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-10-23
MRS. L. A.

Mrs. L. A. Coleman, 80, wife of
DR.. L. A. Coleman of Salisbury,
died suddenly Wednesday afternoon
at her home here. The funeral was
held Thursday at ; o'clock at the
First Baptist church. She is surviv-
ed by her husband; a daughter,
Mary Elizabeth; parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. o. Hughes of Dothan,
Ala; brother, Glenn Hughes of
Dothan; sister, Mrs. L. S. Lane of
Charleston, S. C.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-10-23
C. CLEMENT

C. c.. Clement died Monday
morning at II o'clock at the home
of a daughter, Mrs. R. L. Young,
in Yadkin. He is survived by the
following children: Mrs. Young,
Mrs. Walter Fry of Schoolfield,
Va; Robert Clement of Kama
polls; Fred of Concord, and Ernest
of Greensboro. He also leaves two
sisters and two brothers.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-10-23
eBuy In Greater Salisbury.

The Rotary Club of Franklin
donated a pure bred Guernsey bull
calf to Roger Ammons, All club
boy of Macon County, for having
the champion animal of the local
calf club show.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-10-23
MORE AND BETTER BABIES
A story which tells of extraordi-

nary inducements being offered
in Germany form ore and better
babies. Read this story in the
November 1st issue of the Ameri-
can Weekly, the big magazine
which comes every Sunday with
the BALTIMORE AMERICAN.
On sale at all news stands.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-10-23

Duplin farmers have purchased
l,444 feeder pigs weighing S2,756
pounds from the drouth area Of
Nebraska.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-10-23

MEN WANTED for nearby Raw
leigh Routes of 500 families.
Write Rawleigh's, Dept. NCJ-
197-SB, Richmond, Va.
Oct. go.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-23

Vsichni, kdoz Sc zucastnf prG-
vodu, dostavi sc Sc svymi spoil
ky ma shromazdiste We stredu,
%. rfjna pTesne v 6 hodin 80
minut vecer. Seradistem jsou
pTilehle ulice kol chramu sv.
Vaclava,t otiz Madison St., Col
lington Ave. a Ashland Ave.
PTitomni clenove pr1Ivodove-
no vyboru zformujf pr1vod tax,
ably byla V osmistupech vytvo-
rena til oddeleni: deti, zeny a
muzi. Veskere spolkove pra-
pory budou rozdeleny rovnez
We til skupiny a budou dany v
cello kazdeho re tri oddeleni.
T1mto ma byti i ma venek doku-
mentovana jednota zdejs1ho
csl. zivlu bez jakehokoliv tr1-
deni. Dbejte presne pokynG
pofadateld v zajmu rychleho a
Ispravneho sestaven1 pr1vodu.
Ucastn1k1m budou soucasne
rozdany vlajky a pochodne.
PrGvodovy vybor vyb1zf k opa-
trnosti S pochodnemi, ably bylo
zabraneno 1raz1m. Do prGvo-
du zarazeny budou hudebnl
sbory Americke Legie, Vetera-
MI ciz. valek, ST. Mary's, Osa-
dy Sv. Vaclava, st. Andrews,
ISt. Elizabeth a hudba bratri
|SlovakG.
Prdvod vyjde v poradu dit
ky, zeny a muzi pTesne v 7. no
din vecer z Madison ulice ma
Washington ulici, Monument
ulici, Lakewood avenue a pc
teto do Kasina v Patterson
Parku. Pc pTichodu prnvodu
Dude pfikroceno k vlastnimu
programu. Protoze jest nemoz-
ne um1stiti uvnitT cele nekolika
tisfcove shromazdenf, bylo opa-
treno zar1zeni amplionove, jez
Dude venku i uvnitT velmi do
bfe slysitelne.
SlaVnost ZahaJena Dude ma
rodnimi hymnami, ktere zazpi-
vail dltky "a doprovodu hud-
by. PAX nasledovati Dude sbo-
rovy zpev clenG spolku Ochot-
Mkt "Taborak". Pc tie zahaji
slavnost pfedseda Sdruzenf &c.
skoslovenskych Spolkn p. Va
lclav Primus a proslovy prone.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-23

|vlasteneckymi a verejnymi pro-
Jevy k ucten1 a vzpomlnce ma
zalozenf teto velke sesterske
Republiky v Europe, budiz tu-
dfz
z moci GE-
NERAL ASSEMBLY STATU
MARYLANDU, ably guverner
|statu Marylandu byl a tlmto
jest opravnen a vybfdnut ably
vydal provolanl k 1redniknm
statn1m, ably vyvesili vlajku
|Spojenych StatG ma vsech vlad-
mich budovach dine 20. fijna
kazdeho roku a wyatt lid
statu Marylandu, ably uctil den
We skolach a chramech anebo
ma jinych vhodnych mfstech
vhodnymi projevy ma pamatku
zalozenf Republiky Ceskoslo-
venske.
Pro ocenen1 vyznamu teto
dosazene jednoty csl. lidu v
Marylandu neni snad z. mista
upozorniti, re prave v nj vezf
pro budoucnost dobry a pocti-
Wy zaklad k aktivnejsfmu zaj-
mu vsech csl. lidf jake celku,
ably Tide csl. pGvodu byli nejen
udrzeni ma vyznacnych mis-
tech verejne sluzby, nybrz ably
i pffpadne byl jejich pocet roz-
mnozen. Jenom tax mGzeme
Sc my, Cechoslovaci V Marylan-
du nekam dostati a zabezpeciti
tax klidny a 1spesny vyvoj ma
81 vetve zde a p~ostaviti il We We
.rejnem zivote ma to mfsto, jez
il pravem nalzei.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-23
0sIava e. ffiijjna 1886.

Vazena redakce a krajane:-
Jiz jen nekolik dni deli mas
cd okamzik1, kdy Americke
verejnosti zvlaste v severovy-
chodn1 casti mesta Baltimore
ukazati mGzeme svoji jednotu
a sllu. Rozdeleni mic nezname-
name! Slouceni obdivovani bu-
deme! Jak zaj1mavo je naslou-
chat mnohym tenn prfhodam
re zivota kde pc jakekoli kra-
janske slavnosti, ktera naho-
dou dostane Sc do anglickych
novin a cd tax zvanych "Ame-
rikan1" obdivovana. Tu kaz-
dy nadsene Sc pfiznava ano
"ja" jsem take Cechoslovak.
My to um1me, no ne? Ale ten
skutek! Co tn mnohdy profile
starosti a utratf casu, "ba i pc
nez" ten neb omen Glen jakeho-
81 vyboru z lasky k veci a pre-
svedcen1, ackoli re strany nas1
pohlizeno ma osobu takovou
jake by hledal "slavy" a "zis-
ku". DIE mych malych zku-
|senosti neznam osobu ktera by
mela z prace pro narodni vec
zisk a slavu, pak-li nekdo pro
celek z1ska, nenf to pro sebe. a
lie pro cely narod nebo narody,
pro ktere Sc snazf pracovati a
zadnemu to nemGzeme polka
dati "a zle pak-li Sc snazf pTi-
vesti slavu naseho naroda We
znamost americke verejnosti.
Nase narodn1 cest kaze nam a.
by kazdemu takovemu kraja-
nu byli jsme povdecni a piece
mnohdy "a rohem slysime
"chtel sc vynest."
Pocatkem tohoto roku zalo-
zeno Sdruzenf Ceskosloven-
skych Spolk1 v Baltimore KITE
re tez inkorporovano a ktere
prftomne slucuje ma 35 spolkG,
ktere zastoupeny jsou asi so
cleny.
(Pokracovanf ma STRANGE g.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-23
Republiky Ceskoslovenske
Statnim Svatkem Marylandu.

sou guverner statu Maryland
Harry w. Nice, mayor mesta
Baltimore, Howard w. Jack
son a senator J. Callan. Jake
hlavnf recnik promluvf obchod-
nj tajemn1k vyslanectvi rep.
csl. We Washingtone inz. J. Ka-
belac. Dalsf proslovy ucinf IA
rar ddstp. Martin Oktavec, p.
Stefan Cmero, u. S. Marshall
August Klecka a p. Jaroslav
Toula.
Mezi jednotlive proslovy "a
Tazena budou hudebn1 a zpev-
nj c1sla. Tato cast Dude vypl-
nena laskavou ochotou MATTE
lie zname hudebnl skoly p. j.
w. Kaspara a jeho choti. Pc
ukoncenf programu nasledova-
tt Dude narodnf veselice.
Slavnostnf vybor Sdruzenf
Ceskoslovenskych Spolk1 vybi-
ri vsechny nase krajany k spo-
lupraci tax ably slavny den %.
Tfjna ucten byl CO nejdGstojne-
il. Vsichni jsou zadani ably Sc
z1castnili oslavy, ktera jest ne
jen vyjadTenfm nasich citn v
den kdy vzpominame zrozeni
svobody nasf stare otciny nybrz
i nasi represented pred anne
Irickou v~erejnostf. Zevne pax
ma byti dan projev nasf spolu-
prace ma jevo ozdobenfm ma
sfch domovG vlajkami a deko-
'racemi. Vybor oslavy zada ma
81 verejnost, ably domy byly o.
zdobeny jiz V pondelf, &c. Tfj-
ma, coz jiste prispeje k trvalej-
sfmu svatecnfmu dojmu while
dem Ike dni oslavy ceskosloven-
ske samostatnosti.
Krajane pracujme S nadse-
MIN pro zdar Marylandskeho
Ceskoslovenskeho Dne!
V H. v.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-23

Stojme ma prahu nas1ch vse-
narodn1ch oslav, jez vzbudily
upf1mny a nevfdany zajem
cele ceskoslovenske verejnosti
nejen V Baltimore, nybrz i v
celem Marylandu.
Oslavy jsou pro mas W.
znamnejsi tim, re vzpomfna-
me dine %. rfjna nejen z d1vo-
du, re poslouchame hlasu sve-
no mira, nybrz soucasne, re
dele sc tax "a officielnfho SOU
hlasu a vybfdnutf re strany sta
Ia Marylandu. Stale Sc tax "a
sluhou nasf mlade generace, V
cele S p. Toulou, re byl dan
podnet, ably den vzniku Csl. re-
publiky, %. rijen, byl ucin9n
vzpomfnkovym dnem celeho
statu Maryland. Zduvodneni
k temto snaham bylo nalezeno
We skutecnOstech, re ustava csl.
a cetne instituce vladni formy
mali svuj vzor V Konstituci a
mericke, re Spoj. Staty znacne
prispely Ike vzniku nasf svobo-
dy a re Ceskoslovensko skutec-
ne verne stojf pri svych zasa-
dach demokratickych. Jest ku
obdivu sveta, re Csl. republika
stala Sc pevnym majakem de-
mokratismu, svobody a poTad-
ku, jez vyznamn6 swift v roz-
bouTenych vodach evropskych,
kde tax mnohe efemernf repu-
bliky S demokratickym nate
rem smeteny byly pTfvalem VI
ny diktatorstvi. Toto jsou Size
fakta, jez pravem stav1 repu-
bliku csl. V prvnl radu osvfce-
nych stat1 sveta, nez bylo po-
tTeb1 znacneho 1sil1, ably prave
uvedene skutecnosti byly dosta
tecnym motivem pro jednanf
statnf legislatury marylandske.
Nez i tn nasli Sc vynikajfc1 Ii
de, uvad1m vyslovne jen p. Sc
natora Callan, kteT1 s pTesved-
Denim a laskou wall tento ukol
"a sv1j a dovedli no Ike zdarne-
mu konci. z ceske strany by
la to nadsena skupina csl. Zen
a muzG, kteT1 obetave 1castni-
Ii Sc jednanf pred statnf zako-
nodarnou v Annapolis. A W.
sledkem vsech techto snah by
la Resoluce {. 5. Senatu Statu
Maryland re dine "a. ledna
1885, jez mi z preklade takto
PONEVAC den %. rijna
1913 jest datem zalozenf Ces-
koslovenske Republiky a
PONEVAC Spojene Staty
byly prvnf zemf, vefejnym pro-
hlaSenim statniho ~tajemnfka,
dine 3. cervna 1913, ktera wy
slovila souhlas Sc zamerem
prof. T. c.. Masaryka a jeho
spolukrajanG ustaviti republi-
ku a
PONEVAC feceny prof. T.
G. Masaryk byl zvolen prvnlm
presidentem Ceskoslovenska
dine IA. listopadu 1913, a byl O.
petne zvolen tTikrate pc tie, po-
sledne V kvetnu 1884, We veku
"a let, a
PONEVAC jest patficnym
ably opetna vyrocf tohoto dine
byla pfipom1nana vhodnym!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-23
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION - REPUBLIC
CZ~ECHOSLOVAK REPUBLIC
18th. 1896

Joint Resolution No. 8 of the Acts of
the General Assembly of Maryland of 1885 directed
the Governor to proclaim October 18th of each year
for the observance and ommemoratio of the found
ing of the Republic of Czechoslovakia:
NOW, THEREFORE, I, HARRY w. ~NICE,GOVER-
NOR OF H STATE OF MARYLAND, do hereby
of Czechoslovakia Day and request the officials of the
Government of Maryland to display the flag of the u
nited States on all government buildings on said day
and invite the people of Maryland to observe the day
in schools and churches or other suitable places, with
appropriate ceremonies in commemorations of the
founding of the Republic of Czechoslovakia.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-05-07
FRANCE

French officials charge Germany 10 seek
ing control of Atlantic islands for the Dur
pese of making them into naval bases and
that one island, northwest of Africa, has
aarsady been fortified.
In o radio speech M. Thores, French
communist, asked millions Of French for
the end Of the republic and the establish
ments of French Soviet"
In face of the demonstrated growing
weakness Of the League of Nations France
made new efforts to strengthen her army.
fAe sailing Of the -. "Catharine" for
san joan p. r. has nssn delayed ID
hours.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-05-07

The Community Night Program which
was postponed on account of the weather
viii Be given tomorrow night.
.l4lines of rain was measured in Christian
ssSd this morning.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-05-07

and beloved notion pictures
&poor,the melow o
him qualities
fAvoart .
suuple nassuming
We
Ysd wills a its SPELL
Q
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-05-07
Satan

What Does the Bible Mean by That
Name?
A PERS ON? OR AN INFLUENCE
How Did Sin Originated
Why Does God Permit II to Continued
when Will Il All Endi and Howl
Some pushing questions that have baf-
fled Theologians for ages can now be an
ewered in the clear light of these Last Days.
Evangelist C. G. Van Putten deliver
this wonderful LECTURE, illustrator With
roll of beautiful Filmslides
CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE
wednesday Night, May, IL, at 1870 sharp
CONE ONE, COME ALLM ALL
SEATS EREEll
4 Collection will be taken.
Community Night
$50 TOMORROW
KINGS WHARF
Judge D. Hamilton Jackson. Chairman
PROG RAM: -
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-05-07
Random Note.

4 message resolved by cable yesterday
conveyed the good news that the United
States Senate passed an organic act for the
Virgin Islands. Nothing was said about &C
tion by the House of Representatives. It
gems reasonable to assume that the House
will soon take similar action. Our delegate
Hon. Arnold M. Golden il satisfied with
the bill az passed by the Senate.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-05-07

March The Rear Admiral
Overture. Prince Rupert. IL Mr..
w. Motta) Leader.
.. Songs. ). The Old OAken Bucket
Annie Laurie Community
}. Selections. Music Week Combination
(Leader, P. G. Thurland)
4. Address on Music Rev. visgo C.
Menggers
). Song. .shurbert's Serenade, Chorus
Of Teachers assisted by fYiends)
8. Selections Merry Makers Orchestra
Z. Songs. Horseshoe Medley
Nellie Was A Lady-Sung by Male
Chorus young Men Literary Club
8. Song. ;. BY Chorus (Students Senior
High School
0. Selestions. !. /. Music Week, Combine
tons
0. Song. :. Tempest OF The Heart
Chorus of Teachers, assisted by
friands)
|. Selections -. Orchestra Leader,
Mr.. w. Motta)
Walts. ........ Ocean Breexes
March -. The Tourists Rsturn
.. Songs !. i. My Benny Lies Over the
Ocean
La Golondrina. -. Community
Star Spanglcd Banner
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-05-07

Ws,have been requested to state that
through an omission the time fixed for
the meeting of the Democratic Party on
Friday night did not appear in the an
nouncemsnt. The meeting will start at e.3e
p. NJ. precisely. Friday night was 50
lsetsd particularly for the convenience Of
democrats residing in ST. Thomas, the
Catherine arrives in St. Croix On Friday.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-05-07

The torchlisht procession which was vi
avoidably postponed will be held tonight
Evening star., 1936-11-20

hunter. Although Bridges never has
flown, and says he never will. he COM
pleted q large airport in the noun
tains below Hancock last Summer, in
tending that hunters from as far away
as Chicago and New York could
breakfast in their homes, get in
days shooting and return home for
the night.
Iversen's plane arrived at the pic
turesque airport, perched high in the
mountains and commanding a view of
the Potomac and a half-dozen noun
tain tops, early the following morn
ing, but when word of Trumbulfs trip
got around the wives Of some Of the
hunters decided they would like to
go along for JOY ride. That suited
Iversen. His Lockheed plane carries
10 passengers comfortably, is equipped
with every safety device and gadget
that he can buy and cruises at about
200 miles an hour
The hunters loaded their turkeys
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into one Of the wings and the plane
took of at Gas. With tail wind,
the trip to Pittsburgh took Is minutes.
Fighting a head wind. it returned in
IS minutes. The party was back at
Woodmont at 1:40, in plenty of time
for the afternoon pheasant shoot.
.1versen has two pilots, Capt. A. P.
Litzenberger, former Army flyer, and
]. s.. Somsen. ready at a moments
call. An enthusiastic huntsman. he
has carried gun over the best-known
game fields in this country and has
shot grizzly bears in the jackson Hole
section Of wyoming.
Trumbull pilots his own plane much
OF the time, but was unable to reach
Woodmont by air because Of a ter
rife wind His pilot met him at New
ark after the hunt and took him back
to his home in Connecticut. Trum-
bull is best known to Washingtonians
as the father-in-law Of John Coolidge,
son of the late President.