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Evening star., 1934-01-29
STOCKS ADVANCE
IN ACTIVE TRADING
Tape Falls Behind at Start
of Last Hour-Commodity
Shares in Lead.
BY VICTOR EUBANK.
AsSociafad press FipapciaI Uritay

NEW YORK, January 29.-An ex-
panded demand for commodity stocks
featured the steady advance in prices
on the Stock Exchange today. Trading
was quite active at times, particularly
at the beginning Of the last hour. when
the tape fell behind. Late advances of
/ to or more points were shown by
U. S. Steel. Bethlehem, Goodyear, Lig-
gett & Myers B, Sears, Rosbuck, Case,
Sante Fe, U. S. Smelling, du Pont and
American Telephone Transfers ap-
proximated 100000 shares.
Specially stocks attracted some at
tention in the forenoon. Wright Aero
nautical swung in range of to 8
points. Electric Auto-Lite. Pathe, Amer
lean Sugar Refining, United States Rub
Der, Goodyear. Du Pont, Western Union,
American Tobacco B, Liggett & Myers
B. Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck,
May Department, Woolworth, Case.
Chrysler. Deere, International Harvest
er, United Staes Smelling. American
Smelling, Dome. Cerro de Pasco. Nc
Intyre. Seaboard Oil and American
Telephone advanced l to more. Gen
eral Motors was up fractionally to a
new 1884 high. United Staes Steel,
the rails and utilities did little.
Equities apparently were not stirred
unduly by the Senate's overwhelming
approval late Saturday of the admins
| tration'S monetary measure. The vote
had already been taken for granted.
| Just how much stocks may have dis
counted the action was a matter Of
/ conjecture.
Wall Streets inf1ationists and silver
! protagonists- are still plenty of
them-were cheered by the narrow ma
! jority with which the Senate defeated
an amendment to the gold bill virtually
providing for the free coinage of silver
The close vote of As TO 43 encouraged
the currency expansion advocates to
| hope that sooner or later some of their
ideas may be adopted
The furry in silver futures and some
Of the metal stocks was said to have
| been based on the Senate's silver vote.
| The push-up in rubber futures and
| shares of some of the tire companies
| followed a report that the international
| conference at Amsterdam had about
reached an accord on restriction Of
| production.
Evening star., 1934-01-29
100000 Small Home Prospects

About 100000 small home pros
pects," meaning bona fide prospective
builders with property or cash, or both,
but who require financing to begin con-
struction, are revealed through a survey
conducted by the National Lumber
Manufacturers Association. According
to this survey, moderate financing would
release a demand for 256,000 farm
buildings, $4,000 small business struc-
lures and innumerable remodeling and
repair jobs. The new construction jobs
vary from $500 to SILL 900 in value
The figures are based on reports from
dealers in 1888 counties in the United
States, virtually all of whom urge Fed
eral relief action. OF those reporting
73 per cent found no frst-mortgage
money available in their trade terri
tories, and 18 per cent admitted a linn
ted amount available.
Evening star., 1934-01-29
U. S. TREASURY POSITION.
BY the Associated Press

The position Of the Treasury January 90
was: Receipts. S31 .69i, l44 "a. expenditures,
95s,s53.2s; balance S497 .1s4, ,Tg2 So
customs receipts Tor the month, S22,669,
1g4 20.
RECEIPTS for the fiscal year tsince July II
were 81 .651,H4l ,OO1.3u; expenditures. So
ig3.:4 ,63l 80 INCLUDING Sl.s64.7Ol, ,642.7s
emergency expenditures: excess OF ex-
pendltureS. SI,S35 4U6,GI4 Og
Receipts for January -, 1888 tcompar-
able date last year, S3,3O6,ll44l: ex-
oendltures St.S1l.1I1.42; net balance
s35l .922 $40 50. customs receipts for the
month. Sl5.61l.g4g4S
Receipts for fiscal year. 81 .O74. .ss5. 500 .46:
expenditures, S2.331S54.Sl3.93: excess OF
eXpendiiures over receipts. Sl,262 969.-
233 ~ Exclusive of S514.2s4 .q3Ssl ex-
pended for the Reconstruction Finance Cor
Evening star., 1934-01-29

Sales Of Stocks on New York Exchange
II 100 AM......., $4,000 1900 Noon. |, 900
PM. 100000 200 P.M........ 19s0000
Dividend rates given in the above table the annual
cash payments based the latest quarterly hayeary
decara rations.
Unit Of trading than tParty
stock Paid last year-no regular rate Pay
Plus Payable in cash stock
~ stock Plus 81 In special preferred stock.
Paid this Ex-dividend.
Evening star., 1934-01-29

s u Zenith Radio. ......
S1h 31s Zonite Products....
Righr Expires
Menpel Co, Feb, y
Evening star., 1934-01-29

34x 7L California Packing.
2A u Callahan Zinc. ..G
9aa 2 Calumet & Hecla..~
1914 2 Campbell-Wyant. =.
AN 7h Canada Dry G A (1)'
2O5s IN Canadian Pacific. -.
S51s IA Cannon Mills t1.15..
S51a 251s Cap Admin pf A(3.
1881, 3Oh Case q y Co. 1880.
s6h Al Case (JD pf (4....
29s4 5h Caterpillar TT (50c).
5SA AZ Celanese Corp. .....
1922 38 Cent r r of n J..."
4ln 81 Cerro de Pasco. 80.
Ia / Certain-teed Prod. =,
49h 24M Ches & Ohio (2.S0)..
621a 14h Chesap Corp en-.
tn IN Chi Great Western.
14A 2h Chi Great Westn pr.
11L l Chi Mil St P & Pac..
1874 II Chi NJ il StP&Pac pf
16 N Chi & Northwestern
34L 2 Chi & Northwest pf.
l2ss 2h Chi Pneumatic Tool
25A 5h Chi Pneu Tool pf...
101. 2 Chi Rock & Pac...
Is 2N Chi r 1 & Pac SO pf
1oh 31s Chi r l & Pac % pf
81 s Chickasha C o h50c J
1oh 2 Childs Company. -.
2115 6 Chile Copper. ......
SIN TN Chrysler Corp o..
Is IN City Ice & Fuel CD.
81 v City Stores. .......
2h VI City Stores ctfs. ...~
81 IN City Stores (A)....
14h 5 Clark Equipment. =.
4lh 10 Cluett-Peabody %.
los 731s Coca-Cola go.
22h Z Colgate-Palm-Peet..
SO 40 Colg-Palm-P pf go.
26 8 Collins & Aikman.
17M 2N Colo Fuel & Iron.
81 15h Colorado & South.
42N l2ta Colo & Sou 1st pf. %.
80 10 Colo & Sou I'd pf. -.
2sh 9 Col G & Ell (b50c)..
SO so Col G & Ell pf A (6)..
% 61s Columbia Pict vtc. L.
TN 23h Columb Carbon (2).
191a 4 Commercial Credit.
391s 16 Comcl Cred CAD (3).
y5R 70 Comcl Cred 1st u.
rs 1874 Comcl Cred pf (1A)
25h 1Sh Comcl Cred OBJ CD.
43h IS Comcl Inv Tr o..
97h "a Comcl Inv CIV pf e6.
57h . Comcl Solv (60c)..
6h Ia Comwlth & South.
sou 17& Comwlth & S pf (6).
274s IN Congoleum-N d..
18 61a Congress Cigar %.
1874 81 Consol Cigar.
62% 1874 Con Cg pr pf XIV 6I3
81 IN Consol Film. .......
l4s4 6A Consol Film pf.
64h "a Consol Gas N Y (3).
SO SIN Consol Gas pf (5)..
51 ~ Consol Laundries. :.
15N 5 Consol Oil Corp. d
3A Consol Textile. 80.
1oh III Container Corp A..
~ V Container Corp B..
1874 8 Cont Baking (A)..
64 36 Cont Baking pf %.
3A n Cont Baking (B)...
7Ssa 36k Cont Can (2h)....z
tn 31 Cont Diamond Fib..
36h 10h Cont Insur (1.20. ..
Evening star., 1934-01-29

I3 Yale q ToWne(bVcJ.
~ 2h Yellow Truck. .....
AZ l8 Yellow Truck pf. -.
1914 31a Young Spr & Wire. {.
27n IN Youngstown S & T.
Evening star., 1934-01-29
2:15 pm.

1913 Stock and So
High. Low Dividend Rate. Ad
81 80 Abrm & Strs pf CO..
l3E 3 Adams Express. 80,
21k 8 Adams-Millis u)...
12ls 81 Addressograph. 80.
ga Ia Adv Rumley. .......
11A 6A Affiliated Prod (60c).
112 AN Air Reduction 3D..
1 n Airway Elec Appl..
33 III Alaska Juneau t75c.
9h l Albany Wrap Paper.
Sh u Allegheny Corp. 80.
PIN l Alleg Cp pf $40 WV.
152 70A Allied Chem (6).
1875 115 Allied Chem pf o..
26A 6 Allis-Chalmers. 80.
"a 5,4 Alpha Port Cement,
9N u Anal Leather. .....
479s 1874 Amerada Corp cd.
IS IN Am Az Chem (DeD.
28ls 8 Am Bank Note. ....
1874 l Am Beet Sugar.
81 2A Am Beet Sugar pf. =.
42h 9h Am Brake Shoe 60c..
1904 491a Am Can a.. .......
39a4 81 Am Car & Foundry.
59L Is Am Car & Found pf.
IA lss Am Chain. ........,
51A - Am Chicle (t3).....
6ls 2 Am Colortype. ....,
1914 Is Am Comcl Alcohol.
6 L Am Encaustic. .....
1874 81 Am & Foreign Pwr..
35h 81 Am & For Pw pf (6).
441s 7h Am & For Pw pf(O.
27A ~. Am & For Pw I'd pf..
21K Al Am Haw Stship %.
16 Az Am Hide & Leather.
42la PAN Am Home Prod 2.40.
TN 3h Am Ice Co. ..........
577s 25 Am Ice pf (6).
15h AZ Am Interna tional. ..
81 4 Am La France & F..
39ls ga Am Locomotive. -.
63 TN Am Locomotive pf..
22h 50 Am Mach&Fy (S0c).
6 l Am Mach & Metals.
231s 31a Am Metals. .........
301a II Am News (1h)....
197s 4 Am Power & Light.
IS 9 Am P&L IS pf(1 ~.
AIN 9Tt Am P&L s6 pf q ~.
l9 ia Am Radiator. ......
317t b.. Am Rolling Mills. =.
47i4 20ls Am Safety Raz (3)..
III y Am Seating. .......
4la u Am Ship & Com. 80,
36a4 111a Am Shipbldg (2)...
531a los. Am SIN & Ref. .....
- 201a Am SIN & Ref SO pf
51A 32la Am Snuff (t3A).
27 A. Am Steel Foundry.
47h 80 Am Stores (2)......
"a 211s Am Sugar (2. .....
112A 80 Am Sugar pf o..
26 6 Am Sumatra Tob. :.
134sA s61a Am Tel & Tel o..
9O1a 40 Am Tobacco (5)...
94aA 5OA Am Tobacco B (5)..
12O 1929 Am Tobacco pf (6).,
25 21s Am Type Founders.
377s II Am Type Fdrs pf. :.
43h 10I Am Water Wks %.
so IS Am Wat w 1st (6)..
IT 31a Am Woolen. ........
691s 224a Am Woolen pf. ....,
Al 81 Am Writing Paper.
101s 2A Am Zinc & Lead. 80.
227s s Anaconda Copper.
39l4 Sa Anchor Cap (60c)..,
80 Al Armour Del pf o..
7x III Armour of Ill (A)..
5 y Armour of Ill 3D..
% Z Armour of Ill pf. -.
Z IL Arnold Constable. :.
9ls 2 Artloom Corp. ....
ga 31a Art Metal Const. -.
5h 4 Associated Apparel.
20 31a Asso Dry Goods. ...
SO& 34ss A T & S Fe. ........
79a. so A T & S Fe pf a4S0..
So 161s Atlantic Coast Line.
321s l2.s Atlantic Ref (D....
39s 9 Atlas Powder. 49,.
S3 60 Atlas Powder pf (6).
34t Ia Atlas Tack. ........
e4A 81 Auburn Auto (2)...
90 u Austin Nichols. ....
16,. 51a Aviation Corp (DeD.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12
TERMINO UNA HUELGA EN-
Ell BRASIL

Rio de Janeiro, Abrii 12,-
Atendiendo una apelaci6n del
presidente Gertulio Vargas, %
mil trabajadores de la compa-
MIA ferrocarrilera ingIesa Leo :
poldina regresaron aver a sus
labores.
FL Presidente prometi6 a los
obreros que sus demandas Sc :
rian atendidas dentro de razon.
Una formula de arreglo ha sido
propuesta por ell ministro de la
Dor.
Demandaban los hueIguistas
un aumento en- sUs jornales de
Is a 20%, oponi6ndose la COM
pania porque significaba un mi
lion de pesos anuales para sus
n6minas de pago.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12
SOCIALES

T'rjbuto a q1den 10 merece
En- e. teatro del Circulo Gu
bano hizo anoche su tercera pre-
aentaci6n la embajadora del ar
tie cubano, Rita Montaner.
Nuestro p1blico, que al fin
ha comprendido ell m6rito de la
notable cantante, rindi6 IN me
recidO tribute de simpatia a la
admirable interprete de las can
clones Y sones.
PocaS veces en- la historic del
teatro del Circulo Sc ha escu-
chado una ovaci6n como la que
Sc hiciera a esta mujer de alma
criolla, que sabe sentir y ento-
ma con indiscutible maestria.
Rafaelit1 Betancourt, ell gran
~ianista que acompana a Rita,
execute con su acostumbrado vi
gor todos los ndmeros del pro-
grama. Para 81 hubo calurosos
aplausos.
Una noche de exquisite arts
tiea, en- la que tambien cumplie
ron como buenos los ~act9res del
La gaceta., 1934-04-12
LA FSPOSA DEL PRESIDEN
TIE ROOSEVELT CONFESS
Il Una ACUSACION
DE WRIT
DE WRIT

Washington, abril 12.-La
r"imera dana de la Repdblica,
Mrs. Franklin D.. Roosevelt, con
tes.o yer uIa aIIrmaci6n del
Dir William A. Writ, aseguran-
do que ell proyecto de construc-
ci6n de casas en- ReedsVille, w.
Virginia, no es comunista, sine
muy humane y convenience a
la nacion.
"Io nc puedo entender-dijc
la Sra. Roosevelt-como el con-
,sidera comunismo dar al pueblo
una Oportunidad para ganarse
la vida y ademas comprar sus
casas".
Writ, a quien muchos de los
peri6dicos critican duramente,
calificando de necias sus afr
maciones, dijo que, a su juicio,
el proyecto de Reedsville, patro
cinado por ia Sra. Roosevelt, es
I'm esfUerZo cOmunista.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12
PUESTO EN- LIBERTAD Ell
CAPTAIN GONZALEZ

Washington, Abril PEI de
partamento de immigration ha
resuelto admitir en- territorio
americana al captain Emilio
Gonzalez, un e~xoficial del ejer-
cito de Nicaragua, a quien Sc
acusaba de a~sesinar al general
Augusta Cesar SANDING.
Gonzalez lego aqui ell dia pri
nero de abril y sus amigos pres
taron por el una fianza, quedan
do en- libertad mientras ell case
Sc estudiaba.
La junta de immigration deci
di6 que la noticia atribuyendo a
Gonzalez ell asesinato de Sandi-
no, no debe ser creida, aun Guam
do la publicaron los peri6dicos
de Costa Rica.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12

al jovencito Johnny Wooten, de
Alabama, porque este les hace
competencia en- un negocio de
bebidas alcoholics,
Cuando los hermanOs fueron
detenidOs realizaban gestiones
para conseguir fianzas de $780,
900, que lie iban a ser senaladas
por ell juez.
Llevados a la carcel ell juez
Cornelius los dej6 en- libertad, a
petici6n del abogado Tom Wal
den, bajo garantia de $500 cada
uno.
Los testimonies ofrecidOs han
quitado gravedad a la acusa-
ci6n que en- ell primer momento
Sc les hiciera.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12
BARTHOU NO HA SIDO IN
VITADO A VISITAR ALE
MANIA

Paris, Abril 12.-En ell minis
eric de negocios extranjeros Sc
lesminti6 ell rUmor circulante
de que ell gobierno de Berlin ha-
va invitado al ministro Luis
Barthou a hacer una vista q
,sa capital, cuando salga de
aqui en- viaje a Varsovia.
La vista del embajador fran
ces en- Alemania, Monsieur An
Ire Francois Poncet, sc debe al
deseo de este de descansar va
rios dias, no a desempenar una
mission especial cerca del gobier
no de Doumergue.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12
PETICION DE NUEVU Jul
Go A FAVOR DE BRUCE

Ell abcgado R. G. Tittsworth
present6 aver una instancia So
licitando nuevo juicio para
Charles E. Bruce, a Quien un ju
RADIO d~eclarara culpable de no.
micidio, el sabad9 pasado.
Bruce do muerte alevosa a
Frank A. Freyner y en- eli jul
clio declare una hija de este, de
diez amos, echando toda la res
ponsabilidad sobre el acusado.
Ell fiscal del estado, j. Rex
Farrior, Sc halla decidido a que
Bruce sea juzgado por ell ase-
sinato de Walter J. Thetford.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12
IN AVIADOR ITALIANO Sc
ELEVO HASTA LOS $4,000
METROS

Roma, abril 12.-Un aviador
veterano, Renato Ronatti, Sc ele
metCs, EN- rs minutes, estable-
70 aver a la altura de $4,000
matros, en- Is minutes, estable-
ciendo una nueya marca mum
dial.
Con tanta rapidez descendi6
en- su biplano e~specialmente
ccnstruido que sufri6 IN desma
yo y tuyo que ser atendido por
un m6dico en- e! aerodromo.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12
D"ESCUBIERTA UNA ES-
CUELA

Habana, abril Fla poll
cia sorprendi6 anoche una LA,
mazda escuela comunista, ares
tando en- ella a tres hombres
que Sc dicen son ciudadanos de-
Soviet.
La escuela tenia por obieto
ensenar a los ninos las doctri.
mas "rojas", de acuerdo con la
Tercera International .
Los rusos detenidos seran de-
portados para su pals.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12
Fiesta en- honor de Miss
L~0tin-American II

La Camara de Concrete de
West Tampa ofrecera Ell sabado
un bale, en- la sociedad Stella,
en- honor de Miss L~atin-Ameri-
can II y sus damas de honor.
Forman parte del comit6 or
ganizador los Sres. Leon Cain,
presidente de la Camara, Y A
dolfo Diaz, secretario.
Manana dare otros pormeno-
res de la que promote ser una
de las mas lucidas fiestas de la
temporada.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12
lREGRESO Ell SR. JEROME
A

De un viaje a Washington re-
greso aver ell Sr. Jerome A.
Waterman, presidente de la nue.
va companfa de aviaci6n Gulf
Anyways, Inc, que trata de es-
tablecer un servicio de pasaje-
ros entire New Orleans Y esta
ciudad.
Mr.. Waterman do cuenta dc
sus p%royectos a las autoridades
de aviaci6n y discuti6 con ellos
la utilidad del nuevo aeropuer-
to de la Isla Davis.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12
HERIDO CON UN DISPARO
DE RIFLE

En- ell domicilio de su cunado,
Glover Douglas de 25 amos, ca
sa marcada con ell mum. 1909
de la Gale Estradella, recibi6
aver una merida leve, causada
con un proyectil de rifle calibre
%, ell Sr. M. H, Paul, de 33 "a
nos, residente en- ell mum. 1903
de la avenida Riverside.
Los diputados del sheriff a.
rrestaron a Douglas y lie acusan
de haber hecho ell disparo que
hiriera a Paul.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12

Ruegase la asistencia de to-
dos los interesados
Protege la nueva sociedad a
las familias pobres que tienen
vacas no para vender leche, ST.
no para alimentar a la prole.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12
en- ell Centre Espa1ot

Bale en- ei Centre Espa6ot
Esta noche Sc verificara en-
la amplia sala del Centre Espa-
mol de Ybor, la fiesta bailable
de las aIumnas de la academia
San Jose.
En- ell bale Sc hara la presen-
taci6n de las jovencitas que
acaban de graduarse.
La orquesta de Mano San
chez ha sido contratada y .ofre-
&c estrenar nuevas pleas.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12
AIfredO Eckcrerria

Alfredo EcbcrerriG
Distinguish j5ven tampeno,
emparentado con nuestro COM
panero Arturo Capablanca, EN-
barcara by para Miami, de
donde continuara viaje a New
York, por la via a6rea.
Desempena EcheVerria un
importante cargo en- la Column
hia Broadcasting System, que
lie emplea en- la ciudad de New
York.
Tuvo que venir a Tampa por
enfermedad de SUI senora ma
Dire, que va Sc encuentra bas-
tante mejorada.
LIE deseamos un feliz viaje y
tOdos los exitos a que es acree-
dor por su clara inteligencia.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12
MANACH SALDRA
PARA MIAMI

Habana, Abril 12.-Repre-
sentando al coronel Mendieta
saldra manana para Miami ell
DR.. Jorge Manach, secretario
de instruction pQblica.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12
NO HA RENUNCIADO Ell Sc
CRETARIO DE OBRAS PU
BLICAS

Habana, Abril 12.-El secre
tario de obras pdblicas en- ell ga
binete del presidente Mendieta,
manifesto hoy a los periodistas
que es false ell rumor de que ha-
va presentado la renuncia de su
cargo.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12
DOS ACUSA-
DOS DE SECUESTRAR A
UN

Por orden del juez del con-
dado, Sr. Cornelius, ell condesta-
bic Fred Newberger arrest6 "a
yer a los hermanos Roy y Jack
Lucas, a los cuales Sc acusa de
haber amenazado Y secuestrado
La gaceta., 1934-04-12
CulupledI0s

Cumplea1os
La graciosa nina Angelina
Martinez cumpli6 aver siete
amos de edad.
Sus abuelos, los esposos An
Igelina Y Jose Villavisanis, la
obsequiaran esta noche con un
party, en- su residencia mum.
1916 de la avenida IA.
Por lis tr%iunfos en- la vida de
Angelina hago fervientes vo-
tOS.
Cesar RiUerO-
La gaceta., 1934-04-12
REUNION DE LOS DUENOS
DE VACAS

La nueva sociedad de duenos
de vacas Sc reunira manana por
la noche, en- ell Centre Obrero,
para DIR un informe del aboga-
do Allison sobre la ley en- vigor.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12

La empresa anuncia otra fun
ci6n corrida Gara ell viern~s y Ia
presentation del duo Spaventa-
Moya.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12
EHferm0

EHferm0
Sc encuentra guardando ca
ma en- su domicilio ndm. 23O412
de la Gale 10, ell distinguish j6-
ven Julio Alfonso, Sus amigos
han acudido a visitarle, inte-
resandose por SUI estado.
LIE deseamos un pronto res
tablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12

Ell vuelo 10 realiz6 con tan
ques especiales 'de oxigeno que
hubo de u,ilizar para la respira-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12

Ell gobierno de Cuba ha sido
oficialmente invitado a la Flies.
ia de Primavera, organizada en-
esa ciudad de la Florida.
La gaceta., 1934-04-12

coniunto que dirige Ramon Fer
nandeZ.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-09

CHARLOTTE. March 9.-One
hundred thousand men will be
put to work within IL months,
and millions of dollars of outside
capital will be invested in the
state if the mining industry is re-
vived through establishment of a
S150,OO0 gold recovery plant
somewhere in the state, leaders
declare at a conference yesterday
afternoon at the Chamber of
Commerce of so representatives
of mining interests and civic or
CARNATIONS of dozen counties in
the Carolinas.
The group, which has been
called together by the North
Carolina mineral development
committee, decided to send a dele
CATION to Raleigh to hold another
conference with Governor Ehring-
haus and later to go to Washing
ton and lay the case before bu-
reau of mines officials and men,
bers of the North Carolina dele
CATION in congress.
A. B. Whiting of Charlotte,
chairman Of the committee, with
in a few. days viii appoint the
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-09
Lunch Rooms For
Four Schools Will
Open On Monday
Emergency Relief Office
Providing Food for Un-
dernourished Children

The local emergency relief Of
fic will begin the operation of
lunch rooms for undernourished
children at Tuxedo high school,
Hendersonville high school, Hen
Jacksonville graded school and the
Sixth avenue colored school, Mon
day. Examinations have been
made in the schools to determine
the number of undernourished
children and it is the purpose of
this project to serve warm mid
day meal to the undernourished
chilren who care to take adVan-
tage of it.
Two cooks have been employed
at each of the schools to render
this service. The cost of the
cooks and of the meals will be
borne by the relief office.
Lunch rooms have been in OPP
Grafton for some time at the
Fletcher, Mills River, Edneyvllle
and Balfour schools.
These, free, lunches are navail-
able to all schools, which will ac-
cept them, in Henderson county.
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Gold Recovery Plant Sought For
State Would Give Employment TO
100000 Men Within II Months, Said
Conference at Charlotte Will Result in Delegations to
Press Proposal at Raleigh and Washington;
Senator Reynolds Favors Project

members of the group to make
the trips to Raleigh and Wash
ington.
Members of the committee were
enthusiastic over the progress al
ready made and were very opti-
mistic over the outlook for OBJ
tanning federal funds with which
to build the needed plant. The
leaders asserted that millions OF
tons of ore already have been
mined and are waiting for the
breaking-down process of a mod
ern recovery or reduction plant.
Freight rates prohibit the ship
ment of this ore to the nearest
plant at Perth Amboy, N. J.
81 want to assure you that L
am deeply interested in the mat
ter of the development of mineral
resources and will continue to do
whatever I can to see that this
resource is developed along the
line you suggest" stated Senator
Robert R. Reynolds in a letter to
Mr.. Whiting.
A subcommittee appointed re.
Gently to investigate the cost and
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0. v. HOLMES
g THURSDAY
Retired Dean of Supreme
Court Lives to See His
Ideas Rule Tribunal

WASHINGTON, March 9. (UP).
Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes,
retired dean of the supreme court
bench, celebrated his 93rd. birth
day without formality but with
the satisfaction of seeing his
former conferees adopt the judi
cial philosophy which he expound-
ed through 80 years of judicial
service.
Hosts of congratulatory tele-
grams poured in on him at his
unobtrusive downtown home and
mere than a score of old friends
and admirers dropped in to wish
him well. But the famous son of
the author of "the autocrat of
the breakfast table" arranged no
celebration of his own. He was
obliged, by slippery streets, and
sloppy weather, to forego his
customary daily automobile ride.
Press of business kept Presi-
dent Roosevelt from repeating his
gesture of a year ago when the
chief executive discarded tradi-
ton and slipped away from the
White House to pay tribute to
one of the nations most famous
minds.
Such gesture this year, stu
dents of Holmes career believe
CONTINUED on page four.)
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Z ARMY FLIERS
KILLED TODAY
ON MAIL TRIPS
Snowstorm in Ohio Sends
One to Death, Was Many
Hours Overdue
MOTORS STOP, PLANE
FALLS in FLORIDA

BURTON, Ohio, March g.
(UP)-Lieut. Otto Weinecke,
army mail flier, was instantly
killed when his plane crashed in
a cornfield three miles northwest
OF here today.
i Enroute from Newark, N. j., to
cleveland, Lieut.. Weinecke was
approximately so miles off his
course. His plane was demolished
but did not catch fire.
&. He was believed to have been
iost in binding snow storm.
John Hess, tenant farmer in
whose cornfeld Weinecke fell,
saw the plane flying low, then it
suddenly nose-dived.
: The wreck happened about
dawn. The flier was due in Cleve-
land at l 80 a. m.