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THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE—OCTOBER 15, 1010glandRADIO RED GROSSAPPEAL TO COUNTRYMJoin Now” Message Started From Tufts StationFirst Week of Boston Campaign Encourages OrganizersJoin Now!*'Thin brief proclamation, issued yesterday by Gov McCall, w.t* started broadcast across and tip and down the ■ l'nlted States at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon by O. 11. Entwistlr. president of J the New England Amateur Wireless As-| cciatlon. From hundreds of wireless ' stations, the message was relay*] from the Atlantic to the Pacific arid from .Maine to F\ tridn i The sending of the wireless message ended the first week of the Greater Boston campaign for _•»,lt;*«! new members and the organization of the big American Kelt;| «*ross ma' hlne. which aims ultimately to enroll new members.The original proclamation of Gov McCall. urging the i»*ople of Massachusetts to respond to the call, waa ticked into the ether by Pres Entwtstlc from the great wireless tower of the American Radio Research Corporation at Tufts College, Medford and at that hour every member of tlie association waa at his key in various |*arts of New England, waiting for the message. As fast us each one was picked up he relayed it on and out of New England to other stations of the Relay League, which stretches across the country.Message to PatriotsThe message was as follows:Boston. Oct II. 1M«.“Massachusetts Patriots. Everywhere —To do effective work In times of peace as well as ir. times of war our American Red « roes requires 1. oh/**) members. Massachusetts, so generous In her help to sufferers abroad, will not fall to respond to the needs of this work at home. 1 commend this opportunity for a prompt and patriotic response to our peopje.Samuel W. McCall.Pre* Entwistle. who livea at 21 University av, Medford, and who spent th-Summer as a Marconi operator aboard the munition ship Manchuria, said yea-terdav that there are TtV.OOo amateur operators who have receiving station* In the United States, Thousands of them sre licensed operntors and have sending apparatus. About 60 of them live In Greater Boston.ONE OF 19 ill CALVESWEDDED AT WHITINSVILLEMISS H1LDEGARDE LASELL,Daughter of Mr and Mrs Cheater Whitin Lasell of Whitfnaville. Married Last Evening to James S. Watson Jr of Rochester. N Y.NOT TO SHIP MILK SALEM CHINAMAN TOTO BOSTONUnless the Price Asked Is GrantedWED MISS HARTNETTHarry Achung Met Lynn Girl Two Years AgoT5___Pleased With ProgressAs the first week of the two-week campaign In Greater Boston closed, Beniamin Joy, vice president of the National Hhawmut Bank and executive chairman of the campaign committee, expressed great satisfaction with Its progress.Japan, with *0.000,000 inhabitants, has 1 fcOO.eOf? Red Cross members; Germany, with 67,000,000 inhabitants, had 1.400,pm Red Cross members at the beginning of the war. but the United States, with 140,000,000 inhabitants, had only 3fcMW* memhers before the beginning of this campaign.The work of the week has been largely that of organization. Ministers, teacn-ers, professional men, women's clubs, society organizations and practically every* one of the more important stores in the city have taken up the campaign banner. Membership does not entail any service on the part of the new member. I but merely maxes him a contributor to the Red Cross relief work.The citizens' committee of A0 of Bot:-New Branch ot Producers' Associa- He Is Believed to Be Only Chineselion Organized at Montpelier, VIMember of Knights of ColumbusMONTPELIER. Vt. Oct 14-The Washington County branch of the New England Milk Producers’ Association waa organized here today and voted, as Its first action, to stop shipment of milk to Boston unless the wholesale price of 60 cents for an RLfc-quart can. asked by the farmers, la granted. This price is 2i cents a can higher than that at v hlch milk hgd been sold here previously.Richurd Pattee of Laconia, N H, secretary of the New England Aasociation. was present at the meeting, which was secret.YOUTH INSTANTLY KILLED*peelal nispateh to the GlobeLYNN, Oct 14—Miss Gertrude U. Hartnett, 18-year-old daughter of James P. Harnett of 12 Belvldere place, is to le marled next Wednesday evening at St Patrick’s rectory to Harry Acuung of Salem, the champion Chinese Ooxer of the world and the only Chinese member of the Knights of Columbus In the Unltod States.They met at the firemen's ball two years ago. Achung was born In Salem. His mother was of Irish descent and hi* father was of Chinese blitti. The family Is widely known and hlghlv respected fn Salem, * yBLACK'S!Directly OppositeGroceriesMeatsTBAT ALLButterFtiCreaCut frQuaker Oatsv,rSilfFlakes 10CornMacaroni and SpagLPriinP« hncy. !.irp, rrunes s*„lciw.Catsup Blue LabeSalmon SMS,!TUESDAYONLYSugMON DADCtrn—cu a tti mi/We Carry Only FineFrankfcCorned Beef Steak Fancy Sii Pork Sausag Lamb ChopsDELICATESSE Sliced Dried B Squire’s HeadCh Baked Luncheon Jellied Tongu* Spiced Cheese Bratheringe. .KitiStove Pipe, ». i StcQalvanizi Eagle AsbestosJELLY POWDERGolden Gate Brand 4 for 25c Pkg.PINEAPPLE,Hawaiian V’.L CaiFLOUWlCalifornia Win Port ....Sherry, Muscat and Angelica
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Boston Sunday Globe
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Sun, Oct 15, 1916
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