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Red Lodge Daily News Combined With Carbon County News
Red Lodge, Carbon County, Montana
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Donald Pay won the extemporaneous speaking contest at Carbon County High School with a speech on Hitler's German program, earning the right to represent the school in the district contest at Columbus next month. Ruth Christiani placed second, Robert Ball third.
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In a well delivered address on the subject, "Hitler's German Program will lead to political destruction", Donald Pay, senior classman, won the extemporaneous speaking contest over six classmates at Carbon county high school Thursday night and also the right to represent the school in the district contest to be held at Columbus next month.
Ruth Christiani was declared second-place winner in the school contest, her subject being, "The Russian socialistic plan". Winner of third place was Robert Ball on the subject, "India should not have self government".
Other speakers and their subjects were Eino Hyyppa, "We should not allow munition manufacturing to draw us into war"; Paavo Puumala, "The United States should prepare for war"; Neva Evans, "The Red influence in America has been underestimated" and John Mayer, "Japan justified in naval parity."
Judges of the contest Thursday night were Claude A. Johnson, local attorney, and E. Burke of the Bearcreek school faculty.
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Carbon County High School
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donald pay won first place and the right to represent the school in the district contest at columbus next month; ruth christiani placed second; robert ball placed third.
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Donald Pay, a senior, won the extemporaneous speaking contest over six classmates at Carbon county high school with an address on 'Hitler's German Program will lead to political destruction'. Other participants included Ruth Christiani on 'The Russian socialistic plan', Robert Ball on 'India should not have self government', Eino Hyyppa on 'We should not allow munition manufacturing to draw us into war', Paavo Puumala on 'The United States should prepare for war', Neva Evans on 'The Red influence in America has been underestimated', and John Mayer on 'Japan justified in naval parity'. Judges were Claude A. Johnson and E. Burke.