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Thursday, October 2, i Rev. Mr. Crouch Talks Of European Conditions The Otstonia flN. C1 Gazette ir. Bave an enllshtening and entertaining talk on European countries and conditions Tuebiiay at live noon luijciieoii meeting of the Gastonia Klwanis club at the Arming- 'on Hotel, when he reviewed his Impressions of Europe which he gathered or) 'a recent six-weeks tour through' seven countries.

always he an the phrase that expresses the only hope of the British," he said. "London has done a remarkable Job of removing war debris and is the only pUce In Europe that has made any progress in clearing war devastation from their city" he explained. With little food and material things, the English voice no gripes about their destitute lives. He had to ask for reactions of war and government conditions, he said. They display a lack of intercut In another war now.

"I couldn't live through another war," Is the expression of war-shattered persons, he said. "The moral life of Prance is about gone," he stated when speaking of Paris and LeHavre. "You can buy anything you wish if you have the money. While there was no black market operation observed by our group in England, In Prance vaii-iii, Ymi itil tiiai 00 i ftnyimng io'r 1 'ii'ieir' Wife; 1 'ue' continued. Is a furious, luiirul beautiful city." "llaly a in.i;i^t country in which lltUe building or reconstruction Is underway.

They are still using donkeys, carts, and wooden plows. Riots are frequent in this pitiful country where the people are ripe for Com- munlsm," he added. Conditions are good In the Scandinavian countries, he said. Holland and Denmark are not ravished, as are the other European countries. But the Germans took everything ot material value from the countries, Rev.

Mr. Crouch -saioV These i small countries are dependent on i the big economical powers, he said, and are waiting to follow the direc- tion of the larger countries. I "All of Europe Is In a confused speaker stated. "Inritr 1 take education, training, and lead- ershlp a great country to steer them to the normal and right Just now they will follow any leader who presents his convictions in i a forceful manner," he concluded, i Rev. Mr.

Crouch was Introduced by lite brother-in-law, A. Evans, who had charge of the program. President Max Parrish presided at the meeting. PLOT LAID TO PRES, OF CUBA HAVANA, Cuba, Oct. Cuban senators accused Presides) of an force which Intended before ii was broken up by the Cuban army and overthrow the uovern- mcnl of (he Dominican Republic.

I Senator Kduardo clubas, an aspirant (or Die presidency in the June, 1943, elections, declared In a statement published in the newspaper Prcsna Libre that the Cuban president the cause of Dominican liberty after haviii" offered hospitality and refuge to the political exiles of this sister re- rmblff." upon the preicxt oi iiberai- ine the Dominican Republic irorn me 'Dictator irrWmtm; was col KP lr Jng to suspend the convert himself into the Dictator of Cuba Chibas' statement said. Chlbas previously had been considered of the president's staunches! senate defenders. Senator Aurelio Alvarez, leader of the opposition, accused President Grau of having "armed gangs which sought to invade the Dominican Republic, in order to create an atmosphere of violence hi Cuti a.nc! (hu: perpetuate hlm- seii in "T.c-y;r.y it had crashed, the ambitious expe- ri'tionar" force numbering about Committees Named For Parent-Teachers' Belmont Organization Belmont Parent- Teacher Association will hold its October meeting on Tuesday. October 21, at 7:30 p. in.

at the Belmont nigh School auditorium, as announced by the president, Mrs. E. J. Bums. She announced the following committees for the vcar's work: Membership, Mrs.

Paul Ford, chairman, Mrs. George Wilson, Miss Clara Delle Stroupe. Mrs. C. E.

Bradley, and Mrs. Tom Parsons Publicity, Mrs. Rudy Dlamon NOW SHE SHOPS "CASH AND CARRY" Without Painful Backacht Many laffmrs relieve nmfrinc bielcache quickly, once they discover that the real of Ihelr trouble tired kidneys. 1 Ldnej 5 are Nature's. cMe f.

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W. R. Btowe, and Miss Inez Cribble. Hospitality. Mrs.

Wallace Mc- Ointy and Mrs. Walter Abee, cochairmen, Mrs. J. K. Hall, Mrs.

R. Patrick, Mrs. H. B. Gaston, and Mrs, William.

Thornburg. Budget, and finance. Paul Houser, chairman, Mrs. Lawrence Parker, Mrs. R.

T. Buckner, and Lairing. Safety, Mrs. Boyce Maynard and Mrs. Roy McDowell.

Summer roundup, Mrs. Ralph Peatherstone and Mrs. J. s. Hagerty.

Publication and magazine, Mrs. K. E. Ferguson, chairman, Mrs. H.

M. Dunlap, and Mrs. Roy Moore. Music, MLss Maude Pool, chair- man. Mrs.

H. N. Nussman, and Di-1 rector Guy Hutch ins. I Character and spiritual education Mrs. J.

T. Moore. Room representative. Mrs. G.

E. I Hoover, chairman, Mrs, Marcus! Abenvathy, and Mrs. Rollin Gibbs. i Attendance, Mrs, L. E.

Cato. Parent education, Mrs. R. H. Kep- ley, chairman.

Mrs. Charles Stroun and Mrs. J. H. Dickson.

Paper drive, Mrs. Joe J. B. Johnson. T.

P. Bane i M. and D. P. stowe.

i Community service, Mrs. A. Lineberger, chairman, Mrs. Crenshaw, Mrs. N.

F. Dixon, and Mrs. H. E. Ferguson.

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