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NINETEEN 1 SCHOOL PROMOTIONS Spar ton Radio Dealers Pay Tribute To President of Sparks-Withington Co. From Second To Third Grade ALLENTOWN MORNING CALL, SUNDAY, AUGUST 24. 1930 The third grade will receive 1205 -i i' si i ty. -y: i-r' Mfky 111 1 f. t-f if I I -i ff ptls who last year took up second RViVe studies.

This Is augmented by an addition of twelve pupils who will go irom the second grade to the un-jwided schools. L'nyradcd Boys and girls who will leave the second grade for the ungraded schools in fall include the following: Home, Mildred Trinkle, William Saboda and Clarence Purnell: Sheridan, William Erie and Paul Glass; Jefferson, Pearl Behney, Prlmivero Totasciore Raymond Wotherspoon; Rltter, Paul ine Wright. George Bogert, Alden Ebchauser and Earl Rinker. Harrison-Morton Grades 1 and 2. Anna T.

Keboch, teacher Paul Campbell, John Frantz, Rowland Gerhard. Wilson Roth, Joseph Toderallo, Edwin Wallitsch, Frank Waschitzko, Helen Berchak, Jacqueline Buchman, Catharine Good man, Margaret Kropf, Miffred Kropf, Rosalie Moran, Helen Muffley, Anna M. Scherber. Grade 2-B. Emma C.

Walter, teacher Henry Ardle, Kenneth Bechtel, Carl Huber, Calvin Hontz, Joseph Savarese, Eugene Sterner, Millard Williamson, David Bachman, Herman V. Beck, John Eschbach, Walter Gaugler, Warren Kern, Stephen Kush-ner, Joseph LufT. Ernest Guldner, Wil-bert Kee, Earl Reifinger. Norman Riegger, Robert Smale, Mae Chiapar-as, Arlene DeMuthe, Margaret Deutsch, Mildred Fenstermacher, Katharine Ferrara, Helen Ferrara. Til-lie Glass, Ella Jioanzl, Josephine Hoch.

Hilda Nlkltscher, Anna Smith, Ella Koenigshofer. Amanda Pritchard, Rose Marie Romanchuk, Vivian Zie-genfuss. McKinley Grade 2. Hilda Mary Hertzog, teacher James Ambandos, James Butterwlck. Stanley Caplan, Richard Cope, Harold Diehl, Richard Don-moyer.

Earl Erich, Richard Fritchman, Harold Gray, Ralph Haaf, Edwin Kichline, Charles Kuntz, George Miller, Frederick Nuss, Robert Olewine, George Peters, James Romig, Fred Schneck, Henry Smith, Robert Smith. James King, Norman Wend-ling, Betty Cressman, Ellen Jane Fink, Jean Gackenbach, Doris Jacoby. Jean Kemmerer, Betty Knauss, Kathleen Lewis, Thelma Matthews, June Mahler. Lorraine Morris, Ruth Ritter, Ruth Solt. Dorothy Bostdorf.

Her-mina Everhardt, Christine Jeffries. Washington Grade 2. Miriam Biery, teacher-Arthur Afllerbech. Russell Bartholomew, James Becker, Paul Bleiler, Richard Cartwright, Jay Demmy, Robert Greene. Robert Haas, Donald Hausman, Charles Helriegcl, Leonard Jacobs, Harry Kern, Thomas Masters, Eruce Mcllhaney.

Robert Metzger, Albert Raub, Eugene Ritter, Norman Sceurman, Laird Stengele, Donald Swartley, George Ziegelhofer, Lucille Adams, Lucena Baumer, Doris Bell, Myrle Boyer. Doris Diehl, Catherine Dlezel. Dorothy Kershner, Gace lentz. Kathryn Mattern, Jean Miller, Catherine Moore, Norine Numbers, Marion Olewine, Ruth Shaffer, Virginia Sipple, Ruth Wackernagle, Catherine Werner, Betty Wuchter. Grade 2-B, Mary M.

Wetherhold, teacher James Bradley, Theodore Charles, Robert Feeney, Henry Hoch-straser, Robert Kleckner, William Kleppinger, Richard. Oliver Kressler, Robert Lamm, Alfred Massing Nevin Nagle, Robert Watt. Howard Weidner, Paul' Weierbach, Robert Wetherhold, David Woodring. Marvin Woolley, Robert Yeakel, Eva Diefenderfer, Katherine Eisenhard, Mary Flickinger, Naomi Ginter, Jean Lachman, Joyce Lachman, Grace Lambert, Ethel Lohrman, Gladys Mstzgar. Elaine Schaffer.

Anna Sea- Sparton dealers and their wives from the countiesvof Lehigh, Northampton, Berks and Schuylkill attending a banquet to Capt. Wm. Sparks, president and general manager of the Sparks-Withington Company, manufacturers of Sparton radio, given at the Hotel Allen, on Wednesday night by the Allen Distributing Company, 123 North Seventh street, distributors of the Sparton radio. Toastmaster for this affair was Harry K. Harley, who first introduced I E.

T. II. Hutchinson, sales manager, who gave a short talk. Nest was Capt. Sparks, who gave a stirring address on business standards, sales methods and other topics.

Betty Dunbar. Marjorle Fisher, Anna Fonnal, Dorothy Fry. Harriet Geldner, Dorothy Holland, Margaret Jacoby, Roberta Jacoby, Elsie Kerr, Bernice Klngcaid, Betty Kingcaid, Mae Re-maly. Ruth Schellhamer, Margaret Seaman. Phyllis Wunder, Jean Zanger.

Walter Berkou, Billy Davis, Wallace Gaugler, Jack Janoski, Rudolph Kras-anansky, Charles Long, James Messic, Albert Muff, Warren Neubauer. Edward Owens, Howard Smith, Glenn Wampole, Alfred Winkler. Stevens Grade 2-B, Florence' S. Roth, teacher Howard Arner, Neil Bentz, Theodore Fatzinger. Kenneth Fogle, Carl Geary.

Carl Holben, Albert Iacoc-ca. Herbert Katz, Lawrence Kele-chava, Louie Klein. Theodore Knerr, Carl Kressler, Hayden O'Donnell, Oliver Rex. Richard Roth. Reuel Schappel, Robert Selple, Robert Snyder, George Tracy, Lorraine Bergen-stock, Gladvs Brey, Martha Buehler, Catherine Buff.

Jeanne Ann Dickey, Anna Fetterman, Elizabeth Frack, Mary Harrier, Delma Iaoocca, Shirley Kramer. Carolyn Kutz. Arlene Miller, Ada Mae Schmoyer. Jean Stoneback, Elva Strauch, Betty Ninn, Helen Geary. Grade 2-B.

Ethel Kingston, teacher Warren Beitler, George Brown. Alfred Coringuato, Samuel Christman, Thomas Evans, Woodrow Goheen, Harold Gross, Alfred Griesmer. Joseph Grube, Garfield Heffner. Louis Iifantl, William Liesch, Miles Noll, Lucio Pe-trovick, Alton Slough, Warren Osmon, Robert Parker, Eugene Wolf, William Chesney. Jean Ayers, Bertha Baum, Betty Beck, Willa Eckert, Genevieve Fina, Ruth Flexer.

Joyce Hunsicker, Ruth Kresge. Dorothy Pinkerton, Constance Ribble, Elda Slghele, Elsie Sweitzer, Avenell Sella, Althea Wert-man, Mildred Whitesell. Garfield Grade 1 and 2, Ida S. Christ, teacher Irene Ballinari, Antonia Bi-gatel, Betty Bowers, Julia Favotto, Hilda Fischl. Laralla Eck, Norma Gabellini.

Joyce Hensinger, Agnes Kalnz. Betty Long. Shirley Malinov-sky. Lillian Pasternak, Edith Rozzitto, Elmer Burkhardt, Harry Crouse, Leo Germanetti, Almo Ferri. Grade 2.

Catharine M. Eck, teacher Ta Verna Frederick. Joseph Karner, Robert Happell. Robert Heckman, Walter Biehn, Herman Steiner, Henry Deroner, Albert Updegrove, Albert Chioira, Alfred Bellucmi, Edward Mc-Ginley. Ernest Douglas, Eugene Wen-zel, James Kamoie, Albert Lakits, Carlton Stengel, Bernard Cole, John Huskeh, Charles Relss, Jack Larkin, Paul Snyder, Olga Huskeh, Ruth Shaf-er, Joyce Bartholomew, Gina Fullin, Alverda Roncolato, Anna Kramer, Margaret Nothstein.

Bertha Steinson, Ruth Rumble, Margaret Hottenstein, Frieda Fricke. Dorothy Schmoyer, Norma Cin, Yolanda Frazzetto, Esther Hoffman. Mosser Grade 2. Marie V. E.

Glancey, teacher Vera Bartholomew, Dorothy Bankhardt. Jeanne Cramsey, Anna Cavalin. Ruth Decking. Alice Eck, Elsie Jenter, Louisa Jenter, Elaine Leiby, Joyce Michael, Joyce Newhard, Mary Phillips, Sonla Piehl, Janet Sies. June Sterner, Stella Subberoc, June Radline, Elizabeth Witmer, Ernest Baines, James Becker, Ernest Bolher, Paul Brtltfleld, Walter Brunner, Richard Cressman, Gerald Danner, Richard Farrell.

Edwin Harte, Robert Hol-zinger, Francis Herring, John Mc-Quilken. Edward Panner. Forrest Reightler. John Reidy, Charles Roth-rock. Kenneth Santee.

Howard Schmoyer. Clifford Weigner. Earl Geist, Joseph Anderson, John Schlick-er. Grade 2-C, Martha G. Reed, teacher Wesley Christman, Samuel Chur-burka, Earl Fahringer.

Gerald Hendricks, Kenneth Koch, Raymond Kozu-shio, Frederick Moyer, Franklin Rauch, Frank Salovay. Frederick Sandt, George Schnellbach, Donald Smith, Walter Sommers, Warren Thomas, Loretta Agsten, Betty Andrews, Evelyn Bell, Ada Best. Ruth Deibler, Elda Delmose, Harriet Ehrig, Dorothy Gehris. Hermlna Kloiber, Doris Lauer, Ruth Melley. Vivian Le-van.

Harriet Nicholas, Emma Won-derly, Eleanore Hedrick. Grade 2. Alice Guyer, teacher Joseph Almo, Frederick Fauerbach, William Freeman. Robert Kemmerer. Calvin Kneller.

Junior Koons, Norman Miller, Robert Mosser, Stanley Oberly. Theodore Rossler. Peter Sass, Arnold Schiavone. Mathew Skoollnskv, Charles Staub, Dorothy Bogert, Althea Gangawere. Ruth Gangawere.

Anna Jaindle, Avenal LaRose, Gail Mentzer, Lucille Patterson, Ruth Rogers. Ruth Smith, Evelyn Snyder, Explodes Brazil's "White Indians' Myth A2. JfiH 7 SibFr rPTTl" sUfJ kttf Ft A j. Philip Peters, Charles Roethllne, Harold Rodgers, William Schaffer, Charles Shoemaker, Theodore Taylor, Richard Wood, Virginia Barber, Neda Burian, Virginia Deily, Mildred Elton-head, Eleanor Furler, Jeanette Gehret, Grace Geisinger, Evelyn Haas, Betty Harvey, Feme Hess, Dorothy Humenik, Helen Jacobs, Harriet Klingaman, Lurline Kufen. Ruth Miles, Jean Remmel, Esther Reinhardt, Betty Stem, Dorothy Stettler, Althea Steinke, Pearl Trago, Beatrice Schick, Helen Walander, Evelyn Portman, Al-verta McEllroy.

Grade 2-B, Margaret Fenstermacher, teacher John Barnet, John Howard, Mary McCoach, Elizabeth Miller. Joseph Wuench, Marian Yenser, Walter Anderson, Paul Bouchot, Ruth Emrine, Paul Erdman, Richard Frey, Elizabeth Frye, Ramon Gilbert, Eldred Heller, Mildred Hermony, Doris Hersh, Elwood Kemmerer, Robert Knecht, Eunice Lenhart, Althea Marcks, Ray-Miller, Josephine Monberger, Charles Ruth, Norma Schreibstein, Arthur Schultze, Donald Singer, Dorothy Sol-ker, Helen Solker, George Stettler, Adele Winsterstein, Betty Wohlbach, Karl Wohlbach, Isabel Wotherspoon, Anna Young, Kenneth Zellner, Harry Dotterer, Althea Gehris, May Hacker. Richard Layton, Clarence Wimmer, Harold Heiser. Lincoln Grade 2, Esther K. Neff, teacher-Jeanne Frankenfleld, Mary Hartzel, Dorothy Hittell, Geneva Hoffman, Donna Hughes.

Irene Jenkins, Marian Kessler, Elsa Klingaman, Christine Kohler, Doris Lynch. Marian Mumbower. Althea Rumble, Ruth Swoyer, Mae Thomas. Betty Stieska, Muriel Tuchler, Dorothy Voorhees. Lillian Werley, Theodore Eroh.

Harold Helfrich. Jack Kinney, Donald Larri-mer, Jimmy Lynch, Kermit Moyer, Neil O'Donnell, James Reichardt, William Rems, Charles Ritter, William Roth, Ulrich Schmidt, Robert Snelling. George Snyder, Dale Uhler, John Wickert. Raub Grade 2, Barbara A. Dankel, teacher Eleanor Davis, Edith Dobnoff, Jeannette Gorher, Esther Greenstein, Betty Griffith, Mary Himmelberger, Dorothy Howe, Catherine Jacobs, Barbara Kistler, Margaret Kleppinger, Grace Lawler, Thelma Max, Marian Moore, Betty Mountz, Ruth Philips, Jane Romig, Fannie Samuels, Jean Snvder, Raymond Baxter; Arthur Feldman.

Mayrard Fink, Richard Fink, Richard Fowler, Mario Frova, Dickerd Glore. Donald Hume, Norman Donald Miller. Joseph Mocer-ino, Marvin Nathan. Sheldon Nathan-son, Walter Oberholzer. Milton Rock-maker.

Warren Schuler. Arthur Snyder. Albert Tighmen, Joseph Walker, I agaves, Betty Shaw. Betty Stitzer. Cleveland vn J.

Tozzi Calvao (right), a Brazilian explorer, denies the "white Indians" legend of the upper Amazon country. In the center Indian porters are using two tree trunks as a "bridge" across a jungle stream. At the left are Indian priests dancing a prayer for rain. Lisowski. Helen Makoski, Helen Maskarinec, Mary Mecca.

Alberta Sabby, Hilda Strauch, Helen Vabula, Estelle Yarema. Herbst Grade 2-B, Mary E. Reninger, teacher George Allen, Willard Bruder, Kenneth Christman, Raymond Eroh, John McGingley, Charles Nippert. Percy Stoudt, Angelo Sorren-tino, Anthony Sorrentino, Albert Tomek, Richard Wertman, Kenneth Haas, Lawrence Smith, Samuel Stones, Earl Hilbert, Beatrice Devlin, Margaret Hessinger, Catherine Lash, Elsie Menges, Elona Polckow, Annette Richards, Laura Stoudt, Helen Sample, June Wallis, Betty Brown, Helen Snyder, Fern Knappenberger, Grace Num-bert, Lillian Moyer, James Millberger. Grade 2-A.

Estella P. Balliet, teacher Raymond Brong, James Carey, Albino DeAngelis, Warren Eberwine, Donald Faringer, Charles Hacket, Arnold Heilman, Nelson Hoffman, James McElroy, Donald Melber, Harry Moore, Charles Pohl, Robert Reppcrt, James Schuon, Joseph Snell, Roland Wallitsch, Albert Ward, Harris Weingart, Gates Beckwith, Richard Keyser, Charles Trine, Marjorie Baker, Grace Behr, Shirley Berg, Kathleen Gibbons, Betty Heiney, Evelyn Johnson, Jane Miller, Phyllis Richardson. Alice Saylor, Ruth Snyder, Pearl Troxell, Jean Whitehouse, Doris Bickford, Betty Pastor, Jeanette Huttel. Allen Grade 2, Dorothea L. Everett, teacher Adele Bernini, Viola Carvino, Eleanor Dalcin, Erna Fiedler, Jennie Giamei, Veronica Gutman, Jeanette Hertzke, Anna Hertzog, Margaret Horvath, Mary Jonna, Elda Piavesan, Helen Wolfer, Jean Yarchan, John Cagna, Geza Fliezar, John Gibiser, George Hartzke, Stanley Johnson, Albert Kainz, Harry Pudllner, Kenneth Spangenberg, Louis Vidore.

Franklin Grade 2, Anna G. Arfman, teacher Margaret Creveling, Arlene Dietrich, Jean Fritsch, Dorothy Frank, Sylvia Getz, Joyce Horlacher, Geraldine Sillies, Delphine Siboyer, Richard Dent, Harold Walbert, Donald Williams, Richard Woodring. Grade 2, Fleetie I. Wehr, teacher Nolan Banner, Richard Berry, Gloria Clader, Frank Delong. Forrest Det-weiler, Doris Ferry, Robert Hausman, William Heberling, Elizabeth Heabner, Patricia Holstrom, Miriam Kerschner, Grace Lear, Jeanne Mrtz, Warren Peters, Charles Persing, Dorothy Rau, Lewis Roth, Kenneth Shoenberger, Jean Sanders, Robert Snyder, Betty Ice, Harvey Weldon, Ardella Welsh, Mildred Raymond Durham, Joseph Evrard, Kenneth Keim, David Kuhns, Dorothy Liebenguth, Janet Lipford, Warren McNabb, Wilbert Nester, Samuel Paules, Arlene Rauch, Richard Ross, Richard Stokes.

Jefferson Grade 2-C, Virginia K. Reinert, teacher Eleanor Bach, Cecelia Biaz-enski, Louisa Bleiler, Dorothy Creamer, Mildred Dull. Althea Delong, Bernice Featherman, Mildred Havtman, Charlotte Kratzer, Grace Kistler, Anna McMullen, Grace McMullen, Virginia Miller. Violet Rehrig, Florence Sicher, Laura Shellhamer, Anna Steckel, Anna Zeppenfeld, James Boyle, Robert Condus, Frank Rasik, Gilbert Pleiberger, Franklin Kleckner, James Marckes, Willard Miller, Henry Neff, Charles Snyder, Paul Uhler. Grade 2-A, Carrie E.

S. Wahrmann, teacher John Absher, Samuel Amici, Donald Apple, James Bailey, Richard Buck. James Burger, Harold Meck-ley. Eugene Connaghan, Cecil Cooper, Robert Ferguson, James Hemstreet, Claude Kleckner, Jack Nonnemaker, Webster, Beverly Belles. Lois Brown, Joyce Brinker, Beatrice Breinig, Gloria Cole, Jean Cosgrove, Betty Egge, Althea Hess, Lois Kline, Marguerite Kleintop, Gladys Leibenguth, Anna Lutz, Doris Ruhf.

Claire Shara-din, Jean Sharadin, Kathryn Span-nuth, Jean Walp, Marjorie Ward, Frances Vance, Dorothy Shankweiler, Richard Kellar. Grade 2. Katherine G. Deeths, teacher Edwin Angstadt, Jack Arner, Thomas Diehl, Robert Freitag, Robert Gehris, Carl Grammes, Ralph Harned, Henry Hersh, Clarence Nagle, Clifford Snyder, Ludwig Szepp, Dick Tice, Robert Townsend, Anne Wayne Bright, Norma Butz, Alma Christ-man, Betty J. Ferenbaugh, Betty Garnet, Jean Guth, Doris Horlacher, Minnie Joseph, Harrietta McHose, Margaret Mertz, June Pearsell.

Joyce Peters, Arlene Scherer, Eleanor Stager, Grace Stengel, Lucille Walters, Mary Wieand, Phyllis Yeakle. Wolfe Grade 2, Blanche Hill, teacher-Samuel Anderson, William Balliet, Roy Bellisfield, Allen Fahringer, Blaine Frew, Robert Gilbert, Allen Hoffman, Winfield Hunsberger, Kenneth Krause, Robert Lewis. John Noble, Warren Parks, Carl Ruch, Wil-lard Seidel, Herbert Stahl, Dorothy Baatz, Jean Coffield, Anna DeLong, Annagret Hajessen, Viola Harrell, Florende Hartzell, Jean Held, Muriel Johnson, Pearl Leeser, Anna Mc-Gonlgle, Marguerite Nearing, Virginia Rosenstein, Anna Santangele, Joyce Strohl, Erma Stutzman, Doris Urffer, Ruth Anna Wood. Sheridan Grade 3, Kathryn M. Gallagher, teacher John Bendas, Robert Eck, John Ernst, Michael George, Robert Gibiser, Harold Guth, George Kar-powich, Harold Mehrkam, George Panasik.

Stanley Studenich, Andrew Tamecek, John Wleder, Edward Wirth, Michael Wolinsky, Rose Bellas, Olga Bozzko, Anna Charney, Anna Egnotka, Mary Gesting, Mary' Gogloski, Helen Kalady, Helen Kuzba, Theresa Mun-Jone, Joyce Peltz, Catherine Rishko, Stella Semanisen, Anna Shatskg, Helen Sherbok, Pauline Suter, Anna Waronik. Grade 2. Muriel E. Walter, teacher Walter Abraham, Alfred Beisel, Eddie Borlllo. Walter Drausch, Mike Fedorak, James George, Joseph Gibiser, Joseph Kondravy, John Marus-chak.

Patsy Pagnana, Michael Ridnak, Abraham Saby, Walter Salkosky, Jack Solomon, Joseph Teeman. Michael Tycholis, John Deback, Helen Bucov-sky, Mary Borenchok, Betty Felegv, Thelma Greenberg. Alexandria Hanna, Mary Hanna, Mary Hichr.r, Anna Kohut. Stella Liberdo, Irene Milkovic, Olga Pelyh. Minnie Ruben, Mary Vas- tyshak, Helen Teman.

Grade 2-D. M. C. Bachman. teacher Alfred DeChristopher, Andrew Giba, Peter Klapko, Joseph Kleman.

John Komick. John Krizma, Michael Rinh-ko, John Romanyzn. Victor Samir, Bruno Sohansky. Edward Solomon, Stanley Zarillo, Kate Herchek, Olga Kershner, Mary Lapashonsky. Annie Motska, Annie Olish.

Olga Olish, Mery Pachinka. Dorothy Rabinowitz, Helen Toczek. Mary George. Grade 2, Marian D. Kline, teacher Joseph Alberts, Samuel Becker, Bronek Bortynski, Roland Eisenbauer, Ernest Freer, Anthony Galliano, Bernard Grazer, Joseph Lazor, Robert Mirth.

Robert Muchlieb, Robert Ot-tens, William Propawich. Henry Spis-sack, Steven Varema, Catherine Alberts. Stella Dybatch, Mary Debatch, Dianne Feder, Eleanor Kanna, Dorothy Heimbach. Helen Hrubich, Helen Joseph, Eleanor Kost, Catherine ji 1 sv Wint p3 Vista on the Tanajoz. 3000 men were in the best cf health, as fever and other tropical diseases have been now nearly wiped out by the company's sanitation system.

GERMAN POOR TRY TO SELL CHILDREN TO MOVIES Berlin. UP) Tales of Chinese fathers and mothers selling their offspring in order to buy a few morsels of food for themselves were conjured up by recent reports in the provincial papers of poor people offering to sell their children. These reports were at first skeptically received. But the Society for the Protection of Children Against Abuse came out with the startling statement that within in a year numerous children had been offered for rale to the society at prices usually ranging between $750 and $1,000. The officers of the society, investigating this strange condition in twentieth century Germany, where family ties are supposed to be closer knit than in most countries, found that the cue was a rumor that a film company wanted pretty, gifted children at from 3,000 to 4.000 marks each.

The society had the greatest difficulty in convincing these speculators in childhood that traffic in human bsings was strictly prohibited in Germany and that no film company in the country would pay more than a very nominal salary for the work of the most exceptional child and that only to parents who retained possession of the young screen star. The first prize "fight in America was between Jacom Hyer and Tom Beasley, in 1816. Place throughout the summer and many boys' camp opened on June 28 and 2 Si. 4 rT2 1 1 By HAL E. WALKEE (Associated Press Correspondent) Rio De Janeiro VP) The myth of a tribe of "blond Indians" on a tributary of the Guapore river, along the boundary of Brazil and Bolivia, has been exploded by J.

Tozzi Calvao, Brazilian explorer. The existence Of this tribe was first reported by Lt. Col. P. H.

Fawcett, the British traveler, who met an undetermined fate in the northern jungle country In May, 1925. Col. Fawcett. however, never saw them and was, in fact, trying to find the mythical tribe when he disappeared. Calvao.

who is widely known In the United States, has spent nine months coursing the rivers and jungles of Brazil as assistant to General Candldo Rondon. who hfis been checking Uis boundaries of this country with Ven ezuela. Peru, Colombia and Bolivia. General Rondon with a cinema op erator is now checking boundaries with Paraguay, Argentina and Uruguay, and will not return to Rio de Janeiro for three more months. "The blue-eyed and red-haired Indians, supposed descendants of a party of European adventurers, have been talked about from time to time among Indian tribes, and I believe that these tales were the basis of Fawcett's particular story," Calvao said on his.

return here. "General Rondon made special inquiries and he Is Indian himself, but we could discover no truth in the blond story either in the Guapore section or anywhere else. There are 'light' Indians in Brazil, those who live In the great forests, where they have little sunshine, but their hair and eyes are as dark as the plains Indians." The Rondon party besides the gen eral and Calvao, included the general's son, Benjamin Rondon, a topographical engineer: Lieutenant J. Carlos Gertun, Brazilian medical corps; Major Luis T. Reyes, chief photographer, and his assistant, Jose Louro.

It was on October 10 of last year that the party started from Cuyaba, capital of the state of Matto Grosso, in motors over the plains. They did 700 miles in this way before taking to canoes. Later they used launches, river steamers ana horses, changeing means of transportation as they headed up small rivers or passed into bigger ones. They went down the Araguaya to the Tocantins and into the Amazon I at Para. Nine hundred miles up the Amazon and Rio Negro they came to Manaos, once the rubber capital of the world, then continued up the Rio Negro 600 miles to the Venezuelan I border.

I After inspecting the boundary markers they returned to Manaos and up the Solimoes to Peru, doing 900 miles on this river. Always they had to come back to the Amazon and start up another river, following it as it grew smaller, first by river steamer, then launch, and lastly Indian canoe. In this way they traveled on the rivers Araguaya, Tocantins, Guaoore, Negro. Solimoes. Purus, Acre, Abuna, Madera and Mamore.

After Peru they came down the Bolivian border by horse and 300 miles by launch on the Paraguay river to Corumba. Matto Grosso, where the party broke up. In the nine months they traveled nearly two-thirds the distance of the earth's circumference, and nearly all by waterways, but did not have a single day of sickness. They reported that at the Ford plantation at Boa. Pocono Pines Evan Walters.

William Wilcox, Nancy Boya, Betty Anne Kirnn, "Polar Star" to Museum Spezia. Italy. () The "Polar Star" in which Duke Louis of Abruzzi sailed farther toward the north pole than any previous explorer has been cut into sections and reassembled in the naval museum here. Abruzzi, 57, still lives in Turin. First Postmaster Boston.

(P) Richard Fairbanks, who conducted an office in a Boston tavern in 1639 to receive letters from ships, was the first colonial postmaster. Tourists Aid Swiss Geneva. (P) American torfists spent approximately $8,000,000 in Switzerland last year. Grade 2, Althea M. Sharer, teacher Miriam Adams.

Kathleen Bailor. Ruth Beltz, Bernice Bernhard, Ruth Brelsch, Helen Brittain, Lucy Cala-russo, Lillian Darrohn, Marion Hall. Rosanna Hein, Martha Hottenstein, Charlotte Leh. Ruth MacMurtie, Elinor Miller, Mary Nardell, Jean Rees, Georgiana Ressler, Naomi Rleser, Mary Snyder, Joyce Solt, Florence Stocker, Jacqueline Wachtman, Althea Weaver. Joyce Yarnail, Robert Ackley.

Robert Beck. Warren Dilcher, Howard Faust, Charles Hafer, Kermit Trout. Wayne Wehr. Jack Wetzel. Grade 2-B.

Flora J. Lenhart. eacher Albert Albright. Earl Bach. barren Boka.

Richard Desch, John ly. Alfred Ianelli, Raymond Kline, DoniHd Krick, Blair Litzenberger, As-tor Lentz, Wilmer Musselman, Robert Miller. Howard Neidig, Charles Ruhf, Morris Schadt. Arland Schaeffer. Uriah Sterner.

Ellenore Arndt. Marian Arndt, Georgia Adams. Catherine Barry. Ruth Beck, Aria Deemer, Florence Dreas. Eleanove Held.

Grace Keller, Marie Roth, Lucy Troxell. Jackson Grades 2 flnd 3. Ruth E. Santce, teacher Evelyn Boyer, Geraldine Euart. Evelyn Guth.

Ruth Helfrich. Joyce Schmoyer. Eleanor Scislove, Jeanette Siltert, Dclorus Stein, Dorothy Troxell, Shirley Washburn, Margaret Wolfe, Edgar Brensingcr. James C'herrington. Donald Hurter, Dclmar Knarr, Francis.

MacDonald, Martin Heedcr, Paul Ranch, Vian Silliman, Karry Claurer, Paul Lutz, Jchn Person. Grade Miss Conrad, teacher Thelma Albright. Betty Bittncr, Katherine Bobb. Priscilla Coles, Jeannette May Eberly, Frances Flick, Louise Beatrice Heist Esther Iobst. Anna lobst.

Edith Lets- Jean Long, Geraldine Miller, Betty Person. Viola Roberts. Valera Sear- fr.ss. June Sharedin. Ruth Solt.

Mar jorie Diehl, Arlene Reifinger, Beatrice Mclvin Bowman, Harold Car- lin. Charles Ett'nger, Allen Frederick Forrect Heintzelman, Donald Holben Paul Kline. Wilbur Kressley, James Lutz, Earl Madeira. Leroy Schoedler, Charles Snyder, Joseph Wright. Garber-Horne Grade 2-A.

Adelaide P. Richards, teacher Robert Haines, Charies Kosik. Yale Lazaron, Charles Ori, Robert Purnell. Charles Smith. Fran eis Vargo, Lillian Almeida.

Catherine Bachman." Elizabeth Daniel. Anna Deutsch. Jean Diamond, Dorothy Hill, i'lma HofTert. Anna Horvath, Verna Jwephine Nigro. Caroline Riley, Lillian Sweeney, Mary Toth, Lydia Treee.

Helen Vida, Irene Weiss Margaret Zampell. Helen Ziegler, Whitmore. Paulie Shankweiler If Minder, Beatrice Reagan, Con- r-fnee Schanerberger, Emma Kllng-borg. John Laubort. Arthur Erie.

Grade 2-B. Gladys E. Hersh, teacher Wayne Willett. Claire Smothers, Eleanor Weiss, Elwood Follweiler, Rudolph Hackler, Richard Harper, Wil-linm Heffner. Stephen Kovacs, Lewis Srhlicher, Dale Smith, Steven Vicena, Helen Riro, Dorr.thy Buividas, Gertrude Ketzrg, Helen Honko, Virginia Keiper.

Evelyn Rehrig, Geraldine Metra Sassaman. Grace Anna Yentsch, Anna Zubck, Thompson, Dorothy Loch, Wetherhold. Livingston Grade 2-B. Helen W. Kurtz, teacher Luther Bartholomew, Stanley Bartholomew, Jack Bachler, Kenneth Diehl.

Earl Hontz, John Goedecke, Lulgi Longo, William Mann, Bernard McDermott. Dale Parry. John Raub, Rr Reitnaiier, Frank Szukics, Leon vfloyer, Donald Arthur, Kenneth 1 I. t. Brenner.

Eve Cissiana. Florence Eroh. Pearl Green, Mvrtle Hughes. Marion Jone, Ruth Guth. Ransom.

Jean Troxell, Vadas, Helen Vedas. Grade 2-A. Miss Mildred Getz, teacher Gertrude Bauer. Annette Fernhard. Clair" Bower.

Elizpbeth JBrown, Dorothy Cole, Anita Carrigan, i Happy Boys In Junior Camp At Lutherland, Popular Anna stecicei. Farncia Bottolano, Viola Yost, Dorothy Zoll, Violet Welliver, LaRue Ferry. Kitter Grade 2-B. Jetta G. Devers, teacher Doris Anderson.

Betty Adams. Theresa Brezack, Lorre Beitler. Pa-1 tricia Bertha Bodor, Gloria Hoffman, Alice Houston, Grace New-hard, Dorothy Kemberling, Lucy Lucu-ski. Adella Lerch. Rosella Molinaro, Betty Steiner, Margaret McCormick, Catherine Staub, Anna Worseck, Arlene Wendllng, Elaine Wolle, Pern Anthony, George Brower, Albert Evns.

Harvey Fredric. William Frederick, Earl Gangewere, David Goranflo. Joseph Hammel. Arthur Heiser, Charles Heist, Richard Kern Martin Kern. Harold Kramer.

Lewis Mengle, Earl Rinker. Frederick Sells. Eugene Remenschneider, William Simmers. Kenneth Sager. Luther Symons David Searfass, Wilbur Unangst, John Young.

Grade 2-A. Florence C. Moseman, teacher John Anthony. Kenneth Blacker, Charle-, Brophr, Elizabeth Baer, Catherine Fischer. Doris Guide-man.

Elizabeth McCurlev, Claire Metz-ler. Catherine Rau. Catherine Schade Helen Sedlock. Vivian Stein. Roosevelt Grade 1-2.

Margaret F. Derr. teacherPaul Bogert. Edward Diehl. Mary Duffield, Catherine Gery, Robert Har-ris, Stanley Herrrog, Gerald Hoffman, Ignatz Holzer, Elmer Keiser.

Mary Papp. Harold Ritter. Arlene Schmidt, Carlton, Schuler. Robert Vogel, Gladys Ziegler. Elsie Ziegler.

Grade 2-B. G. V. Butler, teacher Daniel Gishinger. Harold Hoffman, Samuel Isaacs, Wilmer Jacobs.

Kenneth Kingston, Lloyd Landls, Clarence Lenhart. Victor Lenhart. Stanley Lang, Gerald Miller, William New-hard. Harold Stephens. Joseph Sass-man Lloyd Sheetz.

Robert Sperlirg Frank Srog-. Elmer Wolfgang, William Zelko. Marilyn Allen. Elsie Binder. Jean Christ.

Joyce Christ, Irene Gregenczyk. Thelma Keiser, Irene Kligerth. Edith Knoll. Viola Landis. Josephine Malone, Frances Pane Joyce Ritter, Rose Rohrbach.

Joyce Schaup, Beverly Seyfried. Amelia Solomon. Doris Stahley, Ruth Thomas, Betty Jane Warner, Leo Wirth, Marilyn Yeakel, June Zerbe, Hattie Ziegler. Grade 2 and 3. Mary C.

Krnmmes, teicher Louis Baker Allpn Hinfcel John Hodson. John Houston, Robert Moyer. Norman Nonnemaker, Richard Wright, Althea Acker, Jean Beisel, Anna Bench. Ellen Christine. Gladys Faust.

Norma Frank, Mildred Glass. Lorraine Rau, Betty Shover, Sophie ZoskL Yenser. Grade 2. May L.t Richards, teacher Frederick Blose. Boltz.

Ed gar Brown. Eueeae Baer. Duncan Cameron. Martin Diefenderfer. Donald Davis.

Richard Feistermacher, Wil- iara uenman, Ricliara Gery, Law rence Kolman. Rotrt Kratz. John Lentz, Richard R.benold. Richard Rahn. Sidney RileT, Elwood Shol- lenberger.

Nicolas Smeloff. Billy Tuttle, Charles Warrington. William L1" i'iiiimipimi wmm i 1 i mum mi ii-hmi rir i -mini, iim i. in rwi'i'T 1 fin iiin.i m. uu mm OT-r-m i- i I nusually popular and attractive has Lutherland been this year and many hare jone irom this city and surrounding cities and towns.

The camp -and tv ill continue its activities until thousands of people have visited this beautiful place. Upwards of two hundred boys have been in ramp constantly the entire Lutherland enterprise is operated successfully by the Lutheran Conference and Camp Association. The September 3. It accommodates boys between the ages of 8 and 15 at a cost of only 110 weekly..