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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-31
REVOLUTION DEPARTS
FROM SOCIALISTIC GOAL

They felt that the revolution
on many points had Strayed from
the line of pure socialism advo-
Gated by the original BolshevikS
such deviations as allowing
peasants to hold small plots of
land for gardening and feeding
animals. the restoration of ranks
in the army, the strengthening Of
family units, the restoration tai
though under almost confiScatory
taxation) of the right of Inherit
ance. the encouragement of de-
posts in savings banks, the pro-
lection of private incomes from
work and savings, the Tightening
of divorce regulations and the
abolition of abortion.
Charges of wrecking or Sabot-
age, which also figure important
~ in the purge, result from neg
ligence, slackness, even ignor-
ance, which cause the breakage
of machines and the interruption
of production or transport. And
| know of foreign engineers with
years of experience in Soviet fac
tories who are personally con-
WINGED that there has been fire.
quent sabotage and wrecking in
factories for political reasons.
Many of the old Bolsheviks
caught up in the current purge
had been conspirators by career
all of their lives before the Boil
shevist revolution. 1t is not i'm
probable that some had retained
their taste for underground
work. Every known friend of
TrOtsky, even friends of his
friends, was rounded up.
Espionage is another reason for
I the purge. There seems not the
slightest reason to doubt that for
eign nations have and are main
tanning spies in the Soviet Union.
Every major military nation in
Europe maintains spying organi-
cations among her strongest
neighborS. But certainly not ev-
eryone labeled in the Soviet as
Japanese or German spy, or as a
Fascist spy, was on foreign pay
roll. =. =.
Anyone who recalls the epidem-
ic of German spies" in the
United States during the World
war understands what happens
under the stress of wartime hys-
terra. The Soviet Union labors
under a wartime mentality now,
as 1t has frequently to greater
or less degree during the last 20
years.
| Some of the charges in the
purge, such as the infection of
bouquets with potato cancer, the
infection of cotton areas with
pink worm, the poisoning of wa
ter sources and the spreading of
contagious diseases among cattle,
are reminiscent of wartime days
in the United States.
ARMY EXECUTIONS
REMAIN A MYSTERY
! When one comes to the case of
Marshal Michail Tukhachevsky
and seven other generals of the
Red army, conjecture regarding
the background of their execu'
| tions is complex and unsatisfaC
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-31
LONG ILLNESS FATAL
TO LEWIS E. RUCH

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Aug. 81.
(UP)-Lewis Charles Ruch, ~,
former president of the Philadel-
phia National league baseball
club, died at home here yesterday
after a long illness. Ruch was
president of the club in 1881 and
still retained an interest in it at
the time of his death.
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best brands OF lips,ics, ~. ;
to get the best chcap ~ '"e
ings, Miss s. T.. Dawn, SIC
board ard. Of education in sp, y ION
a youth conference here gyS0 .
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-31

In carrying out its road build
ing program Germany employed
121, 68S workmen last year, COM
pleted 1929 bridges and began
work on 851 new ones.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-31
URGED TO AID CUPID

SOUTHAMPTON. Eng. (UP).
Teachers should help girls to be-
come interesting sweethearts and
wives by advising them about the
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-31

Suddenly she saw the narrow
ouening off to starhoard. ana
from Pixies excellent description
She knew, without consulting the
chart. that this was her goal. She
steered for the dead center OF the
entrance. as Jim Pike had adyis,
ed Just inside, she was startled
10 see another boat-the big
white yacht which had given them
its wake earlier in the day! Now
She dozed at anchor with no sign
of life aboard. -. .Lo
Drawing more water than tne
Chinook" the yacht was an
chored more in the center OF the
cove than Pike had advised for
the Chinook" Kay drew closer
TO shore. abeam of grouping oil o.,
eyergreens. There's where you IL
find a good holding bottom ioI
your ground tackle" Pike haa
said.
Priscilla, nose pressed to the
window of the pilot house, made
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SOVIET IS ROCKED
BUT NOT SHATTERED
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sive measures as the Bolsheviks
have, is bound to make enemies.
Undoubtedly there were elements
hostile to Stain within the party.
But found nobody who be-
lieved that there was any really
organized support of the Trotsky-
ist idea that Stain had "betray-
ed the revolution" although there
were those who Individually dis
agreed with the course that the
revolution was taking under Sta
Inns leadership.
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III VIC OHNNNN oIUIVS.
ARMY EXECUTIONS
REMAIN A MYSTERY

When one comes to the case of
Marshal Michail Tukhachevsky
and. seven other generals of the
Red army, conjecture regarding
the background of their execu-
tons is complex and unsatisfac
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-31
WEDNESDAY,. SEPT. lST
cheney they admired.

you p. HI-Da1I0e, 0"VN W Oh V'1'F'' . 0re17''7
city gymnasium.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-18
PILOT VIEW

PILOT VIEW. May 1S.-Mr
and Mrs. ID. K. Stepp, of Point
Lookout. were dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Stepp Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. ThoS. A. Laycocb
visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Mel
sen. Jr.. Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lucy Watts and daughter,
of Point Lookout, were through
this section Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blain Stepp and
little son. Ray, were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Justice, OF
East Flat Rock, recently.
Little Mary Jane and Lawrence
Halter spent last Wednesday here
with Jane Searcy.
Mr.. Ben Green, also Mr.. Brown
low Lanning. of Fruitland, were
visitors in this section Monday.
Miss Hattie Paris. of Fruitland
spent several days here last week
with Miss Edith Stepp.
Mr.. Charlie Hollingsworth has
returned home from Oteen hos
pital. Those calling to see him
Sunday were: Mr.. s. l.. Law, Mr.,
KimSev Stepp and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gibbs and son, Willis, also
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Allison and
children. Mary and Bill.
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BIG WILLOW

BIG WILLOW, May lS.-Mr.
and Mrs. Flave Cantrell and son,
Allen of HenderSonvillc, and
Misses Annabellc RaineS and Nr-
gle Jones of Balfour. called on
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Raines Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio Dalton and
daughter, Frances, who have been
visiting relatives here for a few
days left for Washington, d. c.,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. HiX Summey, of
Indian Cave, spent a few days
last week with the lattcr's par
cntS. Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Higgins.
LYDIA Higgins. of Brevard, Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. S. F. Cantrell,
Sunday.
Miss Martha Bell. of Hender-
sonville, route 4, called on Mr..
Robert Bell Saturday,
Mrs. Martha Drake, of Pleasant
Hill. spent the weekend with rel
ativeS here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Ritter Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. FouldS Drake,
of Jones Gap. Sunday.
Miss Emma Cantrell, who has
been employed at kanuga, spent
the weekend at her home here.
Hammie Johnston visited his
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-18
FRANKLIN MAN
DIES IN CRASH
Air Circus Plane Falls Aft
er Sailing; Pilot
Is Hurt

FRANKLIN, May lS.-A pass
cneer was killed and a pilot Seri-
ously injured here yesterday aft
elnOon when an airpianc, belong
ing to the Joe MuSlch air circus,
crashed.
Harvc Shiddlcs, 20, Of Frank
lin. was killed and Robert Will
liams. pilot. Of Jacksonville, Fla,
was injured.
Two planes were here from
Murphy for paShSengcr fights,
ard Williams had made u number
Of trins Lcforc taking Shidd!cS, a
taxi driver, for the flight. The
plane was about 100 feet from the
landing field when it stalled and
divcd to the ground. A stalled
motor was assigned as the cause.
Coroner c. NJ. Moore and Sher-
if A. Il. SlaGle of Macon county,
investigated the accident.
ShiddlcS is survived by his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Shid-
dies. his widow, one brother and
three sisters.
Williams is expected to recover.
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ECONOMY BLOC is
DELAYING MEASURE
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project, and $4,000 for the Sho-
shone, WyO., project, and $50
900 for investigation of the Colo
RADIO river basin.
Presiding Officer Jcrc Cooper,
D.. Tenn. ruled that $l2,5OO,-
600 appropriation for the Central
Valley, Cal. reclamation project
was i'm order after Republicans
attempted to throw it out on
grounds that it had not been au-
thorizcd previously. The house
then defeated a move to cut the
appropriation in half. 1t also re-
jected an amendment to cut a
$l3.O0O,OOO appropriation for the
Grand Coulee dam, Wash, to ST.
100000.
Meanwhile. President Roosevelt
conferred with departmental heads
on development of a comprehen-
sive policy for distribution of cleo
tricity generated at dams built UNI
der a new nationwide flood con-
troll program.
The president is preparing a
special message to congress on the
subject.
The senate passed and sent TO
the house resolution authorizing
the Federal Trade Commission to
investigate propaganda concern
ing public ownership of electric
power plants.
As introduced by Sen. George
w. Norris, Ind. Neb., the resolu-
ton called for an inquiry into al
legedly unfair" attempts by prl-
vate utilities TO influence public
opinion. An amendment broad
ened it's scope to include propa-
ganda by government agencies.
Other developments included:
The senate returned to the mill"
tary affairs committee for further
hearings a bill to liberalize restric-
tions on the sale Of hclium for
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will John
ctop Of Raroo Sunday
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POPULARIZMG OF
COUNTRY CLUB GOAL
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fairwayS and green's was due to
the untiring efforts Of Mr.. Smith,
and announced that the profess
sional had been engaged for an
other year to have charge Of the
golf course and clubhouse.
This brings us to the needs Of
the club" MIR. Grey said. What
we need is more interest by those
who helped start this enterprise.
Many Of those who started out in
tercsted enough to take stock do
not seem to have further interest
or care for its success. We need
the active support of every per-
son who has been in from the be-
ginning. Then, too, we need TO
sell the club to every citizen OF
HcnderSonvillc for the asset to
the town that it really is. When
we shall have done this, there will
be interest enough to secure
ample funds for all our needs. We
will be able to maintain fanwayS,
keep greens in proper condition,
clean up the roughs and do what
ever else is necessary to have a
golf and country club that will at
tract visitors from all over the
country. When we get this going
and the women who are interested
in the club find that they can
entertain their guests here, we
will sell the idea to them as well,
and we should have the best sea-
son of all this coming summer and
fall
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-18
200 FASCISTS
ARE EXECUTED
Paris Hears Report With
Story Of Musiny and
Italian Unrest

PARIS. May lS.--.IPD.-Thc
lcftist newspaper. EOouvrc, said
today that 200 italian troops were
shot in Italy when al entire rcgi-
mcnt mutinicd and refused TO en-
bark for Spain.
The newspaper asserted that
violent demonstration were break
ing out throughout Italy against
continuation OF intervention in
Spain.
A corps Of engineers Of Castcl-
Maggiorc refused To leave for
Spain, EOcuvrc said.
Two hundred persons were ar
rested at Genoa, il said. after
posters were. found on walls read
inc: "Down with fascism,' Long
live republican Spain, ara
Clown with MusSolini"
The newspaper asserted that
when electricity was cut of IN
Milan for - minutes two weeks
ago. walls were found covered
with posters dcnouncIng interview
ton and proclaiming:
"Thc hour Of liberty for OPP
pressed Italy will soon be sound
ed"
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commercial and medicinal pm-
The senate passed a resolution
authorizing the Disaster Loan Cor
poration to aid 1896 flood victims
ms well us sufferers of the 1887
floods.
Sen. Gerald ?. Nye, r., n. d.,
introduced a resolution for invcS-
tiration of alien activity in this
country in behalf Of factions in
the Spanish civil war.
The house passed bill author
izing expenditure of $l3,50O,OOO
for development of naval air sta
ton at Alameda, Calf, and sent
if TO conference with the senate,
but temporarily delayed action on
a similar base at Tongue Point,
Ore,
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CHILD MURDER LAID
TO MOTHER, AGE Is

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Patchoguc, l.. l., Jimmy, too, was
talking.
800 YOU want to 90 back to
YOUR mama" asked Elizabeth
O'COnnor, a nurse.
"No, | don't," Jimmy said. "Shc
is a bad, bad mama. | thought we
were going to have Il picnic, but
mama cut me and hit me and then
hit Helen. saw her hit Helen on
the head"
"Who did YOU say hit yOu?' Il
detective asked,
"Mama and George and Chris, y
Jimmy replied.
"Did Chris hit YOU"
"No. Chris hit Helen"
There was no further idcntiri-
cation at that time Of Chris
and George" but detectives took
what info nation they had obtain
ed from the boy and hurried to
Manhattan whore Mrs. Tiernan
was being held.
There they confronted her with
the story told by her. son, incIud-
ing all the contradictions involv-
ing who was hit and stabbed by
whom. Mrs. Herman, an attractive
blonde, listened 20 it, looked nj
the wall moment and said:
Jimmy is right. ] did il. But
| did it by myself. He's wrong
about the men. There wasn't any
body else there"
Then she made Il complete con
fcssion, police said, and shortly
aftcrward detectives took into
custody Il man whose name was
not revealed Immediately. They
said he would be held as Il mater
iol upitpnCS
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JONES GAP

JONES GAP, May lS.-Mr. &.
w. Nelson. who is in an AShcvlllc
hospital for treatment is thought
to be improving. His many friends
will be delighted to welcome him
home again.
Mr.. Dewey Hawkins and fam
lily, with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Fletcher and friends. attended
church at Rock Hill last Sunday,
where a very nice program was
given for Mothers Day. Every
mother received a nice present
and beautiful bunch Of flowers.
These were presented by the Sun
day school and church.
Miss Thclma Nelson, who has
been staying at her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Carawav, ccle-
bratcd their birthday Sunday,
May 9th. with a bOuntiful dinner
which was served TO number OF
friends. Mr.. Caraway was az
years old and Mrs. Caraway 40.
Everyone present seemed to en-
jay the day and wished for them
many more happy birthdays to-
gether.
Rev. and Mrs. II. II. Mace had
as their guests for Mothers Jay
their children and some close
| friends from South Carolina.
Mrs. Jessie Hawkins and daugh-
ter. Blanche. also Mrs. Ena Dob
| bins were weekend guests of then
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Mace
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Greer were
the dinner guests of their daugh'
: ter. Mrs. J. p. Blackwell, Sunday
Mr.. Homer Reed and his father
called on Mr.. W. n. Owcnby sun
day.
Mrs. Bertha Summey and two
children. Emily and Kennel, visit
ed their mother Monday.
Mr.. Alvin McCarson is homo
from the army. visiting his moth
or. Mrs. S. McCarSOn.
Mr.. Avis Caraway, of Georgia
is spending a few days with hI'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Caraway
Mrs. Il. Blackwell visited heI
daughter. Mrs. Ruby HudgcnS
Wednesday.
Mrs. James Mace is home from
Washington for while.
Mrs. r. S. Scntcll had aS heI
weekend guests. friends and reIa
tivcs from Chester and Marion.
Mr.. J. T. Jones had as his guess
on Mothers dav some of his chill
drcn and grandchildren, Mr.. Dol
Sherman and family. Mr.. Elmo
Jones and family, Mrs. John Ban'
and two children, Mr.. Allison
Jones and family.
Mr.. J. p. Higgins called on Mr.
J. p. Blackwell Sunday.
Mr.. Paul Hawkins spent Satur
dav night with Junior Owcnby.
Mrs. Dewey Hawkins and chi
dren and Miss Mary Lou Gwcnb!
were dinner guests Of her mother
Mrs. Jack Fletcher. Thursday.
Mrs. Leonard Nelson visited he
mother, Mrs. Milt McCarson, sun
day.
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War Admiral VIII
Run in American
Derby, June 18th

CHICAGO, MAY 1S.-(UP).-
Owner Samuel Riddle has nomi-
mated his great thrcc-ycar-old,
War Admiral. for the $4,000
American Derby June 10, PreSi-
dent Walter l.. Gregory of the
Washington Park Jockey club au-
nounced today.
War Admiral. winner this year
of the Chesapeake Stakes. the
Kentucky Derby. and the Freak
ness is now at Belmont Park, n.
Y. training for the Belmont
Stakes 10 be run June }.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-18
Say Economy AK
May Again Strike
At Florida Canal

WASHINGTON. May l8. UP)
The administrations economy
drive today threatened to block
congressional action once more on
the proposed $30O,OOO,OOO Flor
ida ship canal before next year.
The bloc was disclosed rs Chair
man JOS. J. Mansfield, d.. Texas.
called the house rivers and har-
bOrS committee to meet i'm cYccu-
tive session this morning to finish
details on a tentatively approved
$3l 100000 omnibus rivers and
harborS Improvement bill.
Mansfield. an advocate of the
canal project. told reporters that
he doubted if the house would
adopt the canal bill At this session.
His announcements followed re-
ports that high administration
leaders had sent word "down the
line" privately that the president
believes the canal. while probably
mcritorious, should be deferred
until later in view of the admin
iStration's drive for economy.
In addition to the canal prof
cct, the committee will consider
proposed bills to administer The
S75,O0O.000 Bonneville hydro
electric power project on the Co
lumbia river in Oregon.
Mansfield conceded that both
projects probably would be re-
ported favorably rs separate
measures, but indicated there was
a "chance" that either or both
might be tied into the omnibus
bill.
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Hendersonuille, Route 2

HENDERSONVILLE ROutc y,
MAY lS.-A marriage which came
as a surprise to this community
was that of Mr.. Lawrence eagle
and Miss Birgic Lee Corn, which
was solcmnizcd at the home OF
the Rev. r. p. Corn on Saturday,
MAY 8, ar 3 o'clock, with only Il
few relatives and close friends
present.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +. Corn and the
groom is the son of Mrs. Logan
eagle and the late Mr.. eagle.
Their many friends wish them
much happiness.
Miss Alice Jones Of the Kanuga
road spent the weekend with Miss
Christine Brown.
Rev. and Mrs. II. p. Corn cclc-
brated their golden wedding an
niversary Sunday, May ., at their
home at Hcndersonvillc, route |.
They were married May 8, 1887,
by Magistrate Matthew Love at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Maxwell in Blue Ridge township.
! A prayer was offered by Rev. Ma
than Seagle.
All of Mr.. and Mrs. COrn's chill
dren were present for the ami
versary except Mrs. Classy New
man, who lives in Barbcrton,
| Ohio. There were also about Al
friends and relatives present to
enjoy the bountiful picnic dinner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Corn received many
beautiful presents.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Garren and
| Mrs. Frank Maxwell of Hcndcr'
sonville called at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. c. w. Walker Monday
| Mr.. and Mrs. Swami Of Tryor
spent Sunday here with Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Swami.
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INTER PARK ROAD
FUND MEASURE WILL
COME UP WEDNESDAY

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-Con-
Sidcration of the interior depart
mcnt supply bill, which contains
the appropriation for the Blue
Ridge Parkway, has been poStpon-
ed until Wednesday by the house
of representatives, which received
the bill late yesterday.
An amendment to the bill, pro-
viding for an increase in the park
way fund from $2.50O,000 to 3d.
100000. will be offered by Con-
gresham Robert l.. Doughton.
In event the amendment fails
i'm the house, the fight will be car
ricd to the senate.
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VANDEVANTER WILL
QUIT COURT IN JUNE
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He was named to the eighth cir
cult court of appeals by President
Theodore Roosevelt shortly after
the assassination Of Mckinley, and
while member of this bench he
wrote the opinion holding that the
Standard Oil combine was a vio-
lation of the Sherman antitrust
act. As a member Of the supreme
court, he had the satisfaction of
seeing his fellow Justices uphold
the decision he had written.
In recent years he had written
few decisions on account Of his
advancing years.
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DR.. SEWER HEARD
BY TRYON SENIORS

TRYON, May lS.-Dr. Joseph
X. Sewer, president of Fassifcrn
School. HendcrSonvillc. delivered
the commencement address here
last night at the final exercises of
the Tryon high school.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-18
KING Z0G DECLARES
REVOLT is SMASHED
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wearing wells in public. no men
ton of this was made in official
communications here.
1t was announced that papers
found on rebel dead and prison
ers showed that the revolt was
communistic.
The rebel force. with the cX-
ception of Elem Toto. his brother,
an officer of the gendarmcric and
a former army captain. was said
to have consisted mostly of civil
lians who seized ArgyrOkaStror
and other nearby towns Saturday
night and cut communications
with northern Albanya.
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SALUDA RESIDENT
ON SOUTHERN VISIT

SALUDA. May lS.-Fcrdinand
Forrest of Rome, Ga, has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. Joe For
rest, he is a brother Of Will For
rest Of Saluda.
Miss Z. r. Blair left on Monday
to visit her brother, Algcrnon
Blair Of Montgomery, Ala. Her
brother is leaving shortly for an
extended European trip, Miss
Blair expects to visit in Macon
before her return.
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The Japanese ho"c announced
a Spring-driycn automobile capa-
blc Of running nine miles on a
winding. You plan your drive so
you're at rcwinding station
when the spring runs down.
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The government of Peru has
purchased nearly 100000 worth
of American road building equip
ment to be used in its Sl2,5OO.-
600 highway construction and re-
pair program.
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HIS happy cou, portrayed Rockwes painting tor INT
official poster the National Scout Jamboee yph ne spun
friendship and adventure which will be the lot OF 2oo American oo
who will camp of lands $50 acres washington
c. loaned them by Congress for their amboree from June
lv In the shadow Washington Monument tented city VII
be the demonstration Scouting ever n m m
new world The national and President koosVeN wei
come will attract hrongs nations capital Other prca
events include Convocaon the Washington Monument on IN
evening and world brotherhood pageant 70 DC he " WI
rction wit closing Canlphre
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MARRIAGE OF INTEREST

A marriage of interest here IS
that of Miss Thusal Duncan to
Mr.. Frank Holbert, which took
place at Greenville, S. c., on May
Is.
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parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will JOIN
ston, of Berea, Sunday.