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; Enid Bennett, Jack Mulhall,
HarryMyersandmorethana
:slet the international movement on
‘ language. race. or continent."
Declnrin: that the Boy Scout and
the Girl Guide or Girl Scout inter-
national movement: are neccsurs'
to the promotion of world peace.
the League of Nation at Geneva.
heartily recommended that. all aid
be given to these organizations. ,
This was announced by Mrs. Jane ’
Deeter Rippin. Director of .Girl
Scouts. 189 Lexington avenue.
The Girl Guides in the sister or-
ganimtion in Great Britain a: the
Girl Scouts of America.
"It should not be forgotten," any:
the report. "tax: the thought: and
feelings of the. younger generation
are an important element freed
trom all prejudices, rancor and
memories poisoned by hatred: an
element of enthusiasm um; generous
sentiment.
"For that reason we should as-
behalt a: Boy Seoul: and Girl
Guides. a. movement which. by the
constant exchange of visits. by camp
life. by gaunel played and by happy
days spent together, during which
the younger people get to under-
stand one another increases from
day to day their feelings a: compre-
hension. respect and love {01- their
neighbors whatever may be their
The resolution submitted to the
Assembly by the Chilian delegation,
follows: .
. I!“
Minions will now use no other blend.
p The My never yer-ion. :- Tfrlt today-
“The Assembly of the League at
Nations; 'Considcring that the inter-
: dozen other screen celebrities.
g $5 to see it in New York. New
3 yours to laugh and thrill and
: cheer over at the regular ad-
mission prices.
; DON'T THINK OF MISSING
; THIS WILL KNOWN
‘ TREAT.
MANIAC KIDNAPS
GIRL, KILLS BOY
. IN WILD RIDE
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:and valuable services in the cause
national Boy Scout and Girl Guide
movement. which prompts closer
relations and a. better understanding
between the younger generations of
all nations in rendering very real
of world peace:
" ‘Considering that it would. be:
desirable to aflord all possible as—
sistance to the Boy Scouts [merma—
llonal Bureau. and that the raglan,
tel-ed national associations should'
receive aid and support in carrying
out their international tasks:
" 'lnx'iten the Governments of the
States Memberuof the League to
give favorable consideration as re-
gard: travel by lander by water
and passport and customs rennin-
tions. to the question or; the facilities
which. they can provide tor those
groups of Boy Scouts and Girl
Guides which belong to a registered
national Boy Scout Association of
any State Member 0: the League.
when such groups are Lravellin?
;Son of Minister Held
1 in Hartford Retreat
After Mad D a s h
from New Haven
\
HARTFORD. Nov. :S.—George
Kenneth \Vhiteside who yesterday
morning took Miss W'ilitord E.
Wheaten from New Haven and who
is now in the Hartford retreat fol-
lowing a. series of accidents resulting
in both Whitcside and Miss W'heaton
receiving minor injuries. was declar-
ed today by Dr. Otto “’ledman.
police physician. to be. a. raving mu-
: mac, Miss ‘Whnnlon is in the Hart-
: ford Hospilal sudering from abra-
sxonn about the bend and severe
shock.
Threatened Girl.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 28.-——Bellcved
by the police to have been forced by
throuls to accompany her former
fiance. Mien Vfiliford Vthaton. sie-
tcr of Lomc F. Wheaten. chlraprac-
tor. of 466 Elm street, with whom
she lived, is bclicved to ha‘v'e been
the victim of lovc’crazed G. Kenneth
\Vhiteside of W'oodbridgc. who in be-
ing held responsible for the death. at
John Fedora. an uight-yenr-old boy,
and for injuries to several persons.
as well as the wrecking of several
automobiles, which terminated a
wild ride from this city to Hartford.
Miss Wheaten. who is a stenc-
grapher employed in an office here.
is in the Hartford hospital sufterim:
from lacerations on the head. and
body, and physicians fear that Are
has been internally injured. White-
side was also taken to the some in-
'stltution. but created so much dis.
turbance by insisting that his place
was by the side or Miss Wheaten.
that he was removed to the Hart—
ford Retreat for the Insane for Oh-
servation.
He entered laceration of the lover
ll , .
pAccording to the police version
here. Mia Wheaten and Whitesnlc
had been engaged to marry for some
time but recently the girl's family
learned that he was mentally un-
sound and objected to the match.
The girl. refusing to believe the
atory told her. continued to 111:2:
u
him clundestinely for a. while.
a. few days ago also came to the
conclueion that all was not right
with her sweetheart and informed
him that the engagement was brok-
en. It is said that Whitesid-e in—
formed the girl that he was de‘tzr-‘
mined to marry her and tamed her
that it he could not have her no one
» d. ,
Elfighzhogiolice herer believe that
Whitesldo bomwed. his brother's
automobile Monday night and after
a. night of driving, called at the girl 3
home about ’1 o'clock yesterday
merrgggirsomw. Nov. 28.—
The George K. Vmiteside. vvho ran
amuck in an automobile while men-
tally deranged in Hartmrd today, 1.
the son of Rev. and Mrs. George
wm this town.
tame.“ in the class or 1922.
His {other has been pastor at the
United Presbyterian church here for
ten. 11].. where he held a pistol-ate
for thirty years. White-toe has a
brother one a. Yale graduate. and
both. have been connected with. a
circuit. W Win13-
. ’ I «Z I: In
Is
,
wnW w
undama-
two yen-s. coming here from Evan-
from the territory of one Slate
Member of the League to or
through the territory of another
State Member! "
“The Boy Scout and Girl. Guide
movement is not one or those new,
unknown or little—known movements
in the care at which. it is desirable
:to await the results they Indy pro-
-. duce before recommending them for
{consideration and support to public
1opinion. and the various govern—
mental: organizations." continues
the report.
Founded before the 1914 war, the
movement had. even at that date. a
very considerable number or «Show
unis throughout the world. Today
it included more than two and a.
half million young people of both’
sexes in every continent and in:
every land-and it continues to“
prosper."
The Fifth Committee was at the
opinion that in recommending the
Assembly to invite the various gov-
ernments to grant the assistance
requested. it would not be inking
for support for some feeble under-
taking Which is destined to disap-
pear. The Assembly is being asked
to take under its protection a. move-
ment which is full or life: which is.
I may add. inspired by ideals. the
noble and lofty character or which
is not contested and whose useful-
neso is undeniable from the point 02
view which is or special importance
to all at us here: the point or view
of world peace.
Therefore, it is not only neces-
sary.‘ but actually indispensable.
that this movement should receive
every support and assistance.
A SCOUT'S TKANKSGIVLVG
I'm thanktul I know how to new,
To cook and wash and knit.
To build a fire. or build a. home.
Or use a first-aid kit. ’
I'm thankful. for the fun I’ve had.
and for the thing: I‘ve learned.
I'm thankful for the friends I’ve
made,
And tor the badges earned.
I'm thankful I know how to serve,-
And try to spread about
Some joy each day along my way,
I'm thankful I'm 3. Scout.
~Mass. Scout ’in “The American
Girl." /
Name New City _
Bovgorod Lenine
BERLIN. Nov. 28.-—A new Russian
city. to be called Bovgorod Lennie.
in honor at the eoviet premier is
planned in the Hogan district 0! '
the Caucasus. according to a new“!-
paper report received here. The city
will be laid out in the pattern of
the soviet star. the spaces between
the points to be filled with parks
and public gardens.
BE PREPARED FOB COCFES
Do not wait until an attack of
“fin" is upon you. Take care of the
little cough or, cold and prevent the
big one. or an attack of "flu." Bear
in mind Foley‘s Honey and Tax. the.
safe and we remedy for Coughs.
colds. bronchial and throat rrvmbles
and coughs rennin: iron: "flu." 4
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‘ A country that gives great opportunities for peace, prosperity
THANKSGIVING
NEW ENGLAND’S OWN HOME DAY OF
TODAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY
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Jackie Coogan
“Long Live
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Children, All Matinees, Including
Thanksgiving, 10 Cents.
HAPPY RE~UNIONS.
and happiness for which we are thanfiul.
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