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After some earnest consuita Hon, household officials who had never dared let mere eommon- @fs ‘roam ‘through, the grounds made -an unprecedented. move themselves: They Jet the sta dents ‘in _ What started out 16 vears azo as a voluntary act of patriotism > has since blossomed into a -na- Honal movefnent 7 : Farmers, shopkeepers. house- -- Wives, people from all walks of Wife, eome from: all corners of the .country to do “their hit.” They work for nothing. paving train fare and. lodgings from * thelr own pockets. Even politl- - . @laris- and ex-generals on occa- tion wield a, broom or a rake. ’ here are so many volunteers that applicants often wait up to " @ year on the {mperial house _hold’s lst before their names eome up. Even then only two out of five are accepted’ in order to |. , keep the number to manageable * proportions _™ GET AUDIENCE . But those who makectt have their reward: An audience with the emperor and empress. Fvery day their maféstles, | earrying timbrellas if it is rain- ing, arrive at an appointed place | fn the-grounds at 9:30 a.m. to spend five minutes. with mem- E . 3 a—“patare Crean - ers" brigade

This is a practice the empero Started and. officiafs say, he tn sists on continuing ft.

The conversation is- one-sided. Emperor Hirohito- and Empress Nagako do all the talking. thank-

‘ {ng the cleaners for their work . and inquiring after their per- —sdnal welfare. Their subjects are usually too awed sto speak

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“ .DEATH RECALLS - OLD FROG YARN

FORT WORTH; Tex. (AP) Did Boyce House, Texas news- ‘paper editor; . engineer. the hoax of Old Rip, the hortied frog. who -was supposed ‘to have survived 31 years sealed - in the cornerstone of’ the East- land, Tex., courthouse?

The author - humorist, who

~ dled Saturday, always swore the story was.true

. House was¥editor. of the Kastland. Tex., daily newspa- per in 1928 when the county courthouse was being torn down. A_ man named Ernest Wood said he had put horned frog in the cornerstone of the building when it was

>~erected in 1897 and believed it _ Would ‘still be living when the . tone was opened. . -

«House recognized the” pos-

sibilities of the yarn, and set _ it before his newspaper read-

ers, Thousands gathered to view the opening of the cor- nerstone and — lo and hehold ~a horned frog was found alive.

The Fastlanders named the toad Old Rip and launched it on a national tour which even- tually extended tn the White House. It is said that Presi- dent Coolidge was kept wait- ing 19 minutes for a chance to tee Old Rip. ‘

The frog died of pneumonia after a year of glory. His body lies inthe lobby of the Fast- land County. Courthouse, rest- ingsin a satin - lined casket

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House sweré.to_one and _all that the story was ‘rue.

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