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Imperial Valley press., 1934-01-19
Deportation OF
Ponzi Planned

BOSTON, Jan. 10. U.P - When
Charles Ponzi, arch swindler, Is re-
leased from state prison February
ID, authorities will greet him not
with valentine but a warrant call
ing for deportation To his native
Italy.
The suave juggler of financial
lingo is charged with being an un-
desirable alien, guilty of moral tur-
pitude, in a warrant immigration
officials have held for two years.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-01-19
Mystery Witness
In VdLiee Case

Los ANGELES, Jan. 10 lUP) -
a mystery witness. who IS expected
to give sensational testimony for
Fay Webb Vallee in connection with
her charges OF infidelity against
Rudy Vallec. crooner. arrived here
today from the east the United
Press learned.
The witness. a man. slipped quiet.
" into the city and was taken from
his train by a police escort. but Ben
c. Cohen. Ms. Nallee's attorney, r.
fused 10 confirm his presence
The witness was expected TO app
pear I'm court Wednesday when Mrs
Vallee is scheduled To press her suit
for separate maintenance and S7i0J
monthly temporary almony
Imperial Valley press., 1934-01-19
DiUorce Threat
Causes Suicide

los ANGELES. Jan. 10. (U.P -
The suicide o. Mrs Lucille Loche.
27 who died nm a Torrance hos
pital last Tuesday, was induced by
word that she was 10 be- sued for
divorce, police said today.
Mrs Iochc took a slow poison
on January 10. and died SIX days
later.
She had been living az 24-7l3
Framton street, Harbor City, near
san Pedro
Imperial Valley press., 1934-01-19
AhMlLL-.o
W 'soys:

BEVERLY HILLS, Jan. 18
(SpeciaD-I am still trying to
stay off writing about the Co
cent dollar. 1t looks like the
argument is pretty well taken
care of without any expert aid
from me. We got France scared,
so the experiment has already
paid for itself.
Cuba kinder nosed in on the
front page again today, with a
new president, but it's getting
50 that s not news.
So about two more presidents
and they will be back with the
want ads as news. Tammany
Hall had the biggest quake it S
had in years. A Mr.. Flynn, a
very able man and friend of
our President who heretofore
only had one district. has taken
over the whole thing. Tammany
death, however, are always tenn
porary
Yours,
nix R1>~~
elss4, Mcknight Syndicate. Inc.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-09-05

/ debts of the estate of the said
Josie Justice, deceased, the I'm
dersigned commissioner will on
the 1st day of October, 1884, at
twelve o'clock noon at the court
house door in Henderson county,
North Carolina, offer for sale to
the highest bidder upon the fol-
lowing terms, to-wit: One-third
cash, one-third in six months, one
third in twelve months, with inter-
est at six per cent from date, such
deferred payments to be secured
by deed in trust on the lands so
sold, the following described prop
erty, to-wit: Beginning at a stone
in the center of the Chestnu!
Street road, the beginning corner
of lot eight; said stone standing
100 feet west from a maple, an
old corner, and runs with the line
of lot eight, south 10 degrees east
| 1909 feet to a. stone in the Stepp
line; thence with the Stepp line,
east 314 feet to a maple on the
west margin of Tumble Bug
creek; thence down and with the
creek, south three degrees west
23O feet to an old ford; thence
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-09-05
SHAWS CREEK .

SHAWS CREEK, Sept 5.-Dr.
w. C. Davis came from his home
in Charleston, S. c., last Friday
and returned with his family, who
spent the season at their summer
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Anders an
nounce the birth Of son, Aug.
II, who will bear the name of
Donald Jules Anders.
A large attendance has been
present each night the past week
at the Horse Shoe M. E. church,
where services are being conduct
ed by Rev. Joe Mason.
Rev. C.. w. Ruff and family, of
Rock Hill, S. c., are occupying
the Davis cottage this week. Rev.
Ruff is pastor of the Lutheran
church in that city and is here on
his vacation. With him are Mrs.
Ruff, small daughter, Catherine,
and one son, Simmons.
People here regret the illness
of Junius Higgins, bus driver
from Big Willow, and hope Tor
his speedy recovery.
Rev. C. w. Ruff preached an
interesting sermon at the Camp
Ground last Sunday night, taking
for his subject, Galatians g.
"Be not deceived; God is not
Knocked, for whatsoever man
soweth. that shall he also reap.
Paul Clayton is visiting this
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EAST BLUE RIDGE

EAST BLUE. RIDGE. Sept. a.
Several from this place attended
the all-day singing at, Mountain
Home and all reported having a
good time and hearing some fine
singing. -. p e IL.
Mrs. Gather Pace was visitor
of Mrs T. A., Young, Friday. ;.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. j. Hyder
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lu-
Their Hyder, of East Flat Rock,
Sunday. .N ~
of Charlotte, were quests last
weekend of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Pace. -.- - ~
Mrs. Blaine Stepp and little
son, Albert Ray, of Dana, spent
last Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Young. " t."
Mrs. Edward Lively and family
spent last Sunday with Mrs. NAL
colin Hyder, Of Dana.
Miss Stella Williams, of Hen
Jacksonville, route Q, spent the
past week with her sister, Mrs. T.
A. Young. 49,. =.
Messrs. Dock and Eugene Case,
of Hendersonville, were in this
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-09-05
Revival AT Cherry
IStreet Church To
Run Thru W eek

A revival meeting is now in
progress at the Cherry Street Ho-
illness church. Rev. Mrs. Paul
Beacham, of Greenville, S. c., is
doing the preaching. Mrs. Beach
am is a we'll known evangelist
among many of the southern PEG!
pie. :
There are some special features
with the revival, one of which is
the special music by the Williams
quartet. Services will continue
each evening throughout the week
at 7:45. o'clock. The public lis
given a cordial invitation; to. at
tend the meetings. .....s.,t ga. :,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-09-05
NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS
SALE OF LAND

Under and by virtue Of an or
der of the Superior court of Hen
derson county made on the 9th
day of August, 1884, in a special
proceeding entitled j. S. Jones,
administrator of Josie Justice, de-
ceased, versus Mrs. Dovie Jones,
widow, Mary j. Marshall and hIS-
band, Earl Marshall, Selma Hyder
and husband, j.. Hampton Hyder,
lama Justice and husband, Albert
Justice, Alfred Justice and wife,
Helen Justice, John H. Justice and
wife, Ada Justice, Charlie Justice
and wife jamie Justice, and Golda
Justice, heirs at law of John j.
Justice, wherein the court orders
the lands hereinafter described to
be sold to make assets to pay the
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Bv ARTzK RENZ

hasn't won since 1909-that the
Chicago National league team
and the New York National lea
que. team have won the pennant
the same number of times since
1876-that Jim Weaver, Chicago
Cubs pitcher, is the biggest; play
err in either league--Tholnas
Bridges, star pitcher of the De
troit Tigers, only weighs ..r155
pounds-that "Hard Rock" Sex
ton has his famous soup-boneE in
condition now and may hurl
against Fruitland at the :" city
high school field Saturday after
noon 800,
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south thirty degrees east 2n1
to a stone; thence south siyt,J
degrees east y feet to a d
Spanish oak; thence north ,s,|
grees west 1910 feet TO q NIL
north of a small branch: ~
north twelve degrees west 1
feet to a stone just south n
small branch; thence south yI
ty degrees west, crossing The ID
365 feet to a maple; thence a
100 feet to the beginning, a
tanning fourteen and three.fcy]
acres, more or less, excepd,
sixteen-foot right of way. SNl
along the Stepp line from !
southeast corner of lot No. sd
to the east margin of the rs
the above being a part of The d
Justice estate, and being lot |
nine allotted to Josie justice
partition proceedings of the ID
of j. J. Justice, Superior con.
Henderson county.
This the 9th day of Aud
1884.
CHARLES FRENCH TONS, 3.
Commissions,
8.29.Wedia
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Rv &, n. CASE

Perhaps the most important
feature of Saturdays games IN
the county league was the 10 to
3 triumph of Fletcher over Fruit
land at Fletcher. The victory was
the 1888 champs ninth victory
against a single defeat and ad.
vanced them within one game OF
second half winners. however
they have a tough game with the
Saluda Mountain TopperS at Sa-
luda next Saturday and may not
emerge victorious. And should
they lose to the Mountain Top
pers and Balfour knock over
East Flat Rock at Balfour, the
race would still be on with Bal
four, Saluda, Fletcher and per-
haps Fruitland all contenders,
But Saturdays contests will
simplify matters, assuredly.
BALFOUR AT SALUDA
The Saluda Mountain Toppers
proved again Saturday afternoon
that winning ball games is not
by any means accidental to them
by stepping out and walloping
the strong Balfour team to 0.
The game was played at the Har-
mon field near Tryon and saw
the Mountain Toppers at their
best. Highest honors, however, go
10 their star left-hander twirler,
Calvin THOMPSON, who held Bal
four to two hits, both satetles
being collected by j. Caps.
Parker and B. Crisp pitched
for Balfour. Both pitched good
ball, but a few misplays and bob
bles allowed the Mountain Top
pers to shove four markers over
the platter. .-
GREEN RIVER AT MILLS
RIVER
Mills River won its first game
of the second half Saturday by
trouncing Green River II to 3 at
Mills River. The locals showed
some of their old-time hitting
power by driving the old agate
TO all sections of the field. No
details have been heard of the
game.
VALLEY HILL AT FLAT ROCK
The Valley Hill Killers all went
on a vacation Saturday and for
feited a game to East Fat Rock.
But the Killers will play Fruit
land a doube-header at the Hen
Jacksonville city fled next Satur-
day, the first game starting
about 2 p. m. All the boys who
have been playing on the Valley
Hill team are asked to be at
park.
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section on business Tuesday.
Misses Gertrude, Erebell Young
and brother, Thomas, Jr., also
Stella williams were guests of
Mrs. w. H. Young Sunday night.
/ Mr.. Grant Pace, of Edith Grove,
was through this section Tuesday.
MIR. James Jones spent Tuesday
of last week with Mr.. VIM. Dry
man. g" s.
Messrs. Fred and Milo Jones
spent Saturday night with Steve
Young.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta 2, Chattanooga II.
Little Rock 0, New Orleans 9.
Memphis 0, Birmingham 5.
lOnlY games). -
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UNDERcoEs. OPERATION

Donald Orr, son of U. NJ. Orr,
of Orr,s Cabin village, was op-
Grated on Sunday morning at 10
o'clock st Mountain Sanitarium
and Hospital, Fletcher, for ap-
pendicitis. His friends will be
glad to know he is getting along
nicely.
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Fine Field for
Bond Statesmen

THICAGo,S Cardinals will b. for.
- niidable II half : Of the All.
America talent they have under con.
tract measures up-Whitey wistert,
OF Michigan: Paul Pardonner, Pur.
due quarter and phenomenal drop.
kicker; Canrinus, Of st. Mary's:
Hinchman, Of Ohio State; Smith.
the Washington enc who excels at
spearing passes and at place kick.
ing Land Mike Mikulak, Fields, and
Hughes, OF Oregon.
i Green Bay has acquired Tar
ESchwarnfnel. gilnt Oregon State
Ifackle;; Carl Jorgensen, and a few
others who swiped headlines on In.
Intercollegiate chalk lines last year.
F Bill Pendergast, Manhattan
ball lugger, and Ralph Kercheval,
OF Kentucky, will do or die fol
spaghetti and meat balls as
Brooklyn club mates Of Mont.
gomery. So E
Each -tall brings a new parade
or stars, for the market for bum
bonds isn't what II used to be, It's
either wrestling or football for
many Of the more robust varsity
men. Wrestling Is tougher, and
you don't get trachoma ploughins
through for bucks,
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NATIONAL IEAG

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia 2-5, New York 3-6.
Boston 8, Brooklyn l. -
(Only games played). -.
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SCHEDULE FOR SATURDAY.
SEPT. s

Fruitand at Valley Hill 1.-TWO
games). Games will be prayed at
HenderSonville city field.
Fletcher at Saluda.
East Flat Rock at Baltour.
Mills River at Green Rll Ell.
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week on Boylston with Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson Cash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Heffner, who
have been visiting at the home of
their son, J. C. Heffner, have re-
turned to their home at Rugby.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-09-05

Did you know that a Detroit
player has led the American
league in hitting II years out OF
33-that Ty Cobb was American
league champion II years-that
the St. Louis Browns never have
won J., pennant- that Detroit
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-09-05

NEW YoRK-Cllf Montgomery.
~ who spun those spinners for
Columbia TASK Stanford). is go
ing to spin 'em for the Brooklyn
club OF the National Football
League this fall. .,-.--,t
Montgomery is doing this on
che advice of Prof. Lou Little,
who once played plenty Of tackle
for professional outfits himself.
Montgomery requires money
to complete his. course, and that
, is the logical way for him to OBJ
tain IT," explains the professor.
professional football is. splendid.
My only criticism Of 1t is that it
encourages some. who get fair
money for three months play, to
loaf the remainder Of the year.
Montgomery Is not that kind
College men do not. look down
, upon the pro game as, so many; of
them formerly did =. )" 81; 4
Few coaches now say TO seniors
on the last day Of the season,
This is your last game of foot
bail" ~ - - r ,ti. = :
Ice hockey, the Slightning-like
game that came out OF the north
to take eastern and middlewest.
ern cities by storm, Is the only
professional sport that has
matched strides with pro football
In growth In the last several
years.
With increased popularity came
substantial salaries. The average
is $4,000. with The Oranges,
Friedmans, eagles and Newmans
collecting considerably more, ~
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-09-05

Buck Newson will be the big
noise in the big leagues pretty
soon if he keeps going like ne
has been for the past few weeks:
Three wins in row, two. OF
them three-hit shutouts!
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
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FLETCHER Wins.
ANOTHER GAME.
10 to 3 Triumph Over
Fruitland Gives 1888
Champs Win
STANDING
RESULTS SATURDAY, SEPT. 1

Saluda 1, baltour U.
Fletcher 10, truitland ;.
Mills River IL, Green RIVER ..
Valley Hill VS.. cast Flat K0eS
(game forfeited by Valley Hlll).
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TOday's Games

PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Greensboro at Asheville.
Charlotte at Norfolk.
Wilmington at Richmond.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-09-05
By HARRY
GRAXS()N

Arenz. st. Louis pack; ana rranE
Ingram, from the Pacific coast,
join Cliff Battles in Boston.
Herman Everhardus. Michigan
back. and Tom Hupke, Alabama
guard, give the Detroit Lions
some OF the reserve strength the
team lacked. as the Portsmouth
Spartans in 1888. '' o.-.:'.
Joe Skladany, Pitts -Ali-Amer-
lea end, .-is' to be a teammate OF
the battering Angel Brovelli at
Pittsburgh. .,.... H.. o.
Rambling Whitley Randour Of
Villanova, Frank Cowhig Of Ford.
ham and Stan Pilconis of Temple
increase the drive .-of.-the Phila-
delphia. Eagles, who toward the
flag end Of the last campaign
were good enough to lead the
Giants, WHIP bagged the eastern
title, up until the closing minutes.
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Results

PIEDMONT LEAGUE y.
Asheville 1913, Greensboro TO.
Norfolk 1913, Charlotte ,11-3. Z
Richmond So, Wilmington 3-2.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
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1884 Parade Of
Pro Grid Stars

A MoNG those making their
"a bows this year are: ..
Ed Danowski, Fordham ilashy
back: Harris Stafford, a thrill
producer with the Army plebes
last tall, who attracted All-Ameri.
ga comment at Texas the season
before, and John Norby and
Willis Smith, OF Idaho, who re-
ports to the New York Giants on
hat aggregation's tenth birthday.
Pug Rentner, OF Northwestern:
tiger Walton. Pittsburgh guard;
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Louis 4, Cleveland 8.
(Only games played). D..
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Case Cuttings
By E. H. CASE

County league teams Will play
their last scheduled games Satur:
day afternoon, but a number OF
games have been postponed due
10 rain and two or three protest
ed games will remain to be play
ed However, very few of these
games vii likely be played;
Should Fletcher win the second
half by beating Saluda Saturday
il is doubtful if single one OF
these postponed or back games
will be played. But the struggle
will 90 on as long as any team
has a chance to overtake Fletcn-
er by winning its postponed or
protested games.
The Saluda Mountain Toppers
seem to have found themselves
and, are playing sensational ball;
The Polk county boys should
have turned on the pressure ear
her. They can boast of one thing
they haven't been beaten but
one time TINS year on tnelr siue
of the line. Valley Hill beat
them in that contest by making
eight runs after two were out IN
the ninth inning to overcome an
8 to 8 lead.
Balfour evidently likes to play
ball down in Polk county. The
Mountain Toppers have shut out
that team twice down there this
year. East Flat Rock has also
dropped two games down there
this season. Fletcher voyages
down there next Saturday. What
will happen? Don't ask me, but
put your monev on the Mountain
Toppers.
For a lot of good baseball come
to the Hendersonville city park
Saturday afternoon. The Valley
u;ll Killers and Frultand pay
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
(0pen date).
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For a lot of good baseball come
to the Hendersonville city park
Saturday afternoon. The Valley
Hill Killers and Fruitand pay
two games. Both teams will play
good ball. SO, = = :
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actually giving many n'u'''
extra trips per day. ac,
But don't stop at these ias ~.
Look at cost sheets. nSus
for gas, oil, repairs a a, 4, h
placements will show tn si, 4,
tton.mile operating cost Mf ., !.
new Ford VS. is actuallyl0 Wv
than that of a a." l nc ~. WI
Ford brakes and Gluten "a
abuse that ordinarily. wT Ta,
mean a trip to the repair s spJf
The new Ford vs. litei.
sets a new standard OF Nv
performance and eco1on ll.r
is Americas great truck ''~
AUTHORIZED FORD DEI~
Evening star., 1934-08-22
austrian, Chief
Fails to Confer
With e1-Empress
Schuschnigg Leaves
Italy for Pleasure
Cruise on Liner.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
GENOA, Italy, August 22.-The
possibility Of political tryst between
Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg of
Austria and former Empress Zita,
seeking restoration of the Haps-
burg throne, was banished early today.
Schuschnigg, with military squad
ron protecting him, left Florence last
night by automobile after conferences
with Premier Mussolini and came
here.
His car passed through viareggio,
where zita, indefatigable worker for
restoration in behalf of her son, Arch
duke Otto, Is staying, but Schuschnigg,
who has monarchist sympathies, did
not stop.
A boyish love Of ships and the sea
brought the chancellor here to cap
his important political mission to
italy with a short cruise on q crack
italian liner.
After examining the problems Of
Austrian security and economic vel
fare in long talks with Mussolini, and
assuring himself Of Italy's close COL
laboration and protection, the chan
cellor asked to see some Of Italy's
big ships.
This request was promptly arranged.
The Cont Di Savoia, en- route to the
Riviera and New York, was ordered
to speed up and make port here
by 8 am.
Evening star., 1934-08-22
Donouan Rei,stated by Board;
Johnson AssaiIed In Ruling
Superior Yarns He Must "Toe the
Mark" However, as He Returns to Job,
After Ousting Vas OUerruled.

agreed to abide by the finding. That
agreement arbitrarily bound DR.. Gus
tax Peck, Donovan's immediate su-
perior, who issued q statement shortly
afterward criticizing the decision and
announcing that Donovan will have
to toe the mark"
"In private industry" DR.. Peck said,
sit is usually assumed that discharge
Of Q union leader Is for the purpose
Of breaking the union. The record Is
clear that Gen. johnson threw open
the gates to the organization Of
workers IN the N r. A. and In no
way interfered with their activities.
The Labor Board specifically recog-
mites that Gen. johnson had no such
intention. The board must have been
primarily Influenced by the possible
effect OF this decision upon cases in
private INDUSTRY. 49,
$50 fat as Donovan personally Is
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column So
Evening star., 1934-08-22
DFOUND DEAD
WITH THROAT CUT
Missing Girls Body Discov-
cred in Field Near Iron
dale, Ala.
Nv tha Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, August a.
Miss Faye New, missing Howard Col
lege coed, was found by volunteer
searchers this afternoon In q corn
field near Irondale. Her throat had
been cut and she had been dead for
at least "a hours.
Hundreds had been hunting for the
girl since Monday night. Police or
dered that curious be kept away from
the body until the coroner arrived.
Detectives, meanwhile, were ques-
tioning a second young man in the
disappearance Of the ls-year-old girl.
A. B. Cain, described as a close
friend of the girl, was quoted as say
ing he followed Harold Taylor and
Miss New for several miles after they
left Birmingham Monday night on the
automobile ride from which the girl
failed to return. --
Gain said the car was parked for
20 minutes near the city limits and
then was driven away in the direc-
ton Of Trussville. He said he re-
turned to work at a garage at mid
night.
It was in q wooded section northeast
of the city that Taylor, who met Miss
New Monday night a few minutes be-
fore their automobile ride started, told
officers the girl jumped from his car
and ran into the woods.
Taylor had been questioned con-
tinuously since yesterday afternoon.
Taylor, informed that Miss New had
been found dead, paled visibly, and
said Il didn't do It,"
Evening star., 1934-08-22
LOTTERIES TO RAISE IL MILLION
FOR RELIEF YORK In NEW YORK

ton would be sold for 81 or $2.50
each and officers would be chosen
from among the shareholders at pub
lie drawings.
Democratic and fusion Ga Guardia)
leaders have given it their support.
The proposed gross receipts tax
would apply to revenue from profess
sions as well as trade and other forms
Of business. but not to salaries. Busi-
nesses would be allowed $1,000 ex-
emption. so that the firm crossing
$4,000 In o year would pay s275
tax.
Available relief funds will be ex-
hausted by the end of this month
and city officials hope to speed the
new tax legislation, so that they may
borrow against 1t. Next years relief
requirements have been estimated ut
So. 100000.