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Evening star., 1934-07-22
HELP--poMEsTIc.

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MAID coiored stay uirhts wash COOK
general houEework $50 mo. No children.
After g pm WI 4Hn6
WOMAN At once Hysttsville. experienced,
settled 70 take charge workins mother
home two children, siecp ont Phone OR.
1897
WOMAN white 70 care for children and
sen housework, STAY niEhts permanent
place for rehahle woman. SIS month.
1908 Laurence ST. ne.
WOMAN for zen homework tno cookinR)
live IN n Y Clav. 1920.
WOMAN white, middr-sFrd for manag-
ing home and children, economical COOK
live in, SIS month. SIS RoNboro 81 n ~.
WOMAN. middlc-aEcd general housework
GOOD cook electric WaShtng machine. stay
nlghts salary. $50 month. city references
suburbs Phone Shepherd ASIA, after IL.
WOMAN white. NV care ot children
room, board and salary. can SunuaN'
Shepherd 1891
WOMAN, experienced. settled, Tor general
hou eWork eooking and care of children.
Address Box I6l-R Star once.
WOMAN white, 90 to rs clean; Eeneral
houSCwork care of three children. S25
month, 63a c Sc. nc.
WOMAN. white settled. as working house,
keenei and overSeer. for high-class room
ms house Do not apply unless uuahned'
Call ME lfl2 Sunday after l :. IN.
YOUNG GIRL white for general house,
work. stay nights. 1927 Irving 81. O.
PO. A3il.
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MEN WILLING TO WORK.

bqsness T6is IS not sot fp' ob So but t'
Tssl opportunity Tor real hE.MEN, for
ssrninE, an honest hvinE by honest work
I VIII rhov how they can earn real money
as others assecIsted with rs are aoins
ave nv, " Room si5 Potomac te7s s'''''
WE WILL. HIRE ONE MAN
FROM EACH OF THE FOL
LOWING TOWNS.
Hyatnssyiuo Nd. Alexsndris. Va.
is%5s1geowS F9SSy5ls Nd Ma winsS,.,s2 RgTsy Va =.
Also several men from WsshinE,ou
The men selected viii praetioalIy be IN
basis with a steadily tncrcasing income
We will furnish everything necessary
N0t q penny will be asked OF you IN the
vav a. investment. purchase or deposit
our business has been 50 remarkably
GOOD IN every southern town IN which We
opening the above territory This opens
m splendid opportunity for acceptable
Character means more 20 us than ex-
perience Our successful men come from
every walk Of life. For instance one man
vas a FISH dealer another was a railroad
an accountant and another was A U. s
Government clerk.
We prefer married men between the ages
Of 25 to A. who can furnish excellent
character and business references and who
enjoy a good reputation in their COM
munitieS
we are national organization. 1898
was our fourth successive record year.
Hence are onlv interested in earnest.
( sincere men who will work as hard as we
! do to achieve success We are not inter-
eSted in any other type of man
Permanent hesduUarters for this terri
| tory will be In Washington. You will be
I expected N attend weekly sales conferences
| in that city
A factory representative will he At suite
1 COL second floor 1910 Vermont ave. W
! from p.1l to I2-45 Mondav morning only
/ Applicants viii he invited u attend a two
| hour meeting in the afternoon. only per-
sonRl annlication viii be considered. DO
not write or phone
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LADY refined position in Doctors, den-
lists or photographers ONCE; will susbti-
tute in case OF vacations; available now.
Address Box 12-R. Star once.
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WOMAN, white % care Tor children and
Gen housew0fk STAY niRhts permanent
place for relishle woman; SIS month.
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Feeding Shade Trees.


qpire food Just as much as do
other garden plants It is true that
& the tree is much better able TO seek its
8 own food than a small towering plant
but IN turn its needs are vastly larger
4 The following quotation from a press
release of the United States Depart
rnent Of Agriculture contains some
, sound recommendations
Trees which have been transplant
: ed or those which are not in a vigor-
E Gus growing condition Viii usually
show a decided response to an apph-
3 cation Of fertilizer, SAYS the United
/ States Department Of Agriculture.
Fertilizers which give immediate ef-
feet include nitrate Of soda and sui
phste of ammonia, applied broadcast
in the Spring or early Summer at the
rate Of TO pounds for q medium
sized tree.
The direct effect Of such an ap-
hlication usually lasts for only a year.
bat the indirect effect may be sppar-
ent the following year as It usually
stimulates the healing Of wounds made
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EXPERT TYPIST and file clerk must fur
nish reference and experience. Address
Box ll2-R star once.
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DRESS BUYER-An opportunity for any
aggressive woman with thorough ready-to-
wear experience 10 take charge of and
build up new dress department in local
long established specially shop. A woman
with ideas and the ability to carry them
out will receive every cooperation. Inter
views arranged. Write full details. Ad-
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coIORED GIRLS. two nice high school
desire eve or Sat work. Call Catherine
North 0S3q
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WANTED-Few neat-appearing women to
ia shioned Southern Candies direct to con-
sumers Full commission received when
order taken. Energetic women should
average six to eight dollars per day.
Send ST so for sample oox-money re
funded upon return Of sample intact
Applicants must submit three references
Address Southern Sweets Company. p. o
BOX 2O59 Winston-Sale N. C
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ADVERTISING PUBLICITY
Capable executive experienced in manu-
featuring and national distribution or will
handle on part rt-time basis. Address BOX
2I0-R Star once.
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WOMANs AZ once, HNattSNilie. experienced
settled 70 take charge worktnE mother
home two children, sleep out Phone OR.
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SITUATIoNs-woMEN.

1 81 Il - n O-'AA~-N'
| cOLORED GIRL--Dependable neat re-
/ fined maid private home or doctor once,
/ full or part time References. Ii. h9Io.
/ coLORED GIRL experienced wants Job
I as elevator operator. Call west 31sT.
! CoLORED GIRLS. two nice high school.
| desire eve or Sat. work. CAL Catherine.
North 0s39.
| CULTURED experienced woman wishes
i position receDtiouist or hostess tea room
/ or apt. house management capable as
I sumng responsibility experimenting pub
| lie or private home; unencumbered, Ad-
dress Box 227R Star Office
! DRAPERIES curtains. couch covers. dress
making plain sewing At home or out, Also
/ position as companion. co. O5b9.
! DREssMAKER wants dresses to make. re.
work; reasonable. Columbia 45lo-M.
| DRESSdAK ING. alterations. tailoring,
| cutting pin-httinR Instructions 81 SO;
1 day 81 90 guaranteed work ref, d. 1909.
GENERAL, OFFICE WORKER and book
| keeper familiar with subcontractors' busi-
| Sonably; references. Call CT. 267o.
! GIRL. stenographer typist or general Of
1 BOX 233-R. Star once.
| GIRL for general housework part or all
day; ref; 20 home night. 603 Que St. NV
LADY refined position in doctors dem
tute in case Of VACATIONS; available now.
| Address Box 12-R. Star once.
LADY refined. give excellent care home Of
employed, for home for self and child
small wages. Phone GE. 220l.
LADY. refined long experience. broad ac-
auantanee. desires to manage an apart
ment building on a salary or a commission
basis Address Box 1ssR Star once 22s
NURSE practical. economical housekeep-
err middle-aEed speaking French German
excellent references. North 1856.
NURSE would like care best ref; SO
week Me 647l Call before 2 pm
Sunday or Monday morning
PRACTICAL NURSE wants care OF elderly
peoo E. Address Box 211-R. Star once
SEAMSTRE RESS-sewinF BY the dsy 50 so.
Excellent references. Cad Adams 5624.
SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHER young
woman, college graduate 2. s. IN CONNER
cial education experienced local refs.
Address Box 2b4R Star Office
SECRETARY Y-Steno exp typist; general
ONCE worker. Some knOwledge Of book
keeping minimum salary 10. AID. 1889.
SECRETARY. expert; I'VE years expert
ence, college graduate. present law stu
dent, Call CT. 6993
STENCIL CUTTER, expert typist, years
General once EXP. and supervising; also
worked for code authorities. Ciar 1854.
TYPING-Manuseript 20e a 600 Wordsi
carbon copy free poetry, 10 line. Euniee
McQuain 81 Logan Circle NV
Continued Next PaEe.l
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SALESMAN.

C-ALi-sC MAN.
Old-eStahliShed firm handling Chrysler
and Plymouth automobiles will add two
sale men 10 its sales force: previous auto
mobile experience not absolutely necessary:
eNcellett opportunity for ambitious young
men training course provided give age,
previous experience ana telephone num-
her. Address Box 215-R, Star Office.
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sTENOGRAPHER. age % to IS; salary.
So so to start; legal exp. preferred.
Boyd's 1893 T St NV.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.


AUTO LESSONS for permit any time or
Cali Old ReliAble" Poster NE. lSoa
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. ANYWHERE
any nour. ncensen white men. your. our
car call any time. Adams 34s9, "a
AUTO. INSTRUCTIONS. RELIABLE WHITE
nished i permits secured NoKL EN- 1870
SUMMER SCHOOL is in pyosress. Con-
siderable time can be saved b. sttendins
school during Summer months. faster
sompishmsnis nt sssinnefs % spa ana ''T Tevtev S
classes N formation. Position guaranteed
UNfyRRsrry frSrgss ip9gi5' lg5 BOYD bUstNSss say
BEAUTY CULTURE.
SUMMER COURSE, S45lli
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL ''is;s tFst 'iTINss inis'.
SIS 1tth 81. NV 1875 II Ave Wv.
JUNIOR PATENT EXAM.
SALARY. So ooo.
CARD PUNCH MACHINE.
CALCULATING MACHINES. STEM & TYP.
FILE CLERK FNAM.
stsn- and typ to Aus SPECIAL SIS
paratory school, L Adolph Richards NJ A.
s, Prtn.. $40 t2th st NV ME-. G337. =
FILE CLERK AND
CARD PUNCH MACHINES,
SPECIAL INTENSIVE COURSE begins
now The Civil Service Preparatory School.
Sc cor l@th and NV ME. B321 l.
Adolph Richards, NJ. A., NJ s. Prin
CALCULATING MACHINE.
SPECIAL COURSES ON
COMPTOMETER, MONROE,
And BURROUGHS. BEGIN TODAY a spe-
eial course, $40 complete, SPECIAL FOR
COMING EXAMS in SHORTHAND AMI
TYPEWRITING. The Civil Service Pre-
paratory School. L. Adolph Richards, NJ A..
". s.. Prin., $50 18th st, NV ME 6337, :
Learn Beauty Culture.
THE MODERN WAY"
Special offer. 500 complete course
tine tools,, SIS II enrolled this month
Easy terms Positions secured for sradu-
ates Live model practice day and eve
aing classes Start anytime
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE
$50 Earle Bldg
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CULTURED experienced woman wishes
position receptiouist or hostess tea room
or apt. house management capable as
sumine responsibility experimenting pub
lie or private home; unencumbered Ad-
dress Box 217-R Star Office
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC AGENCY" DE, @4lg. 1928
9th Furnishes cooks. gh ". da. workers,
buffers. houSemen, chaufIeurs. kitchen
helpers, maids.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
NuRSES-ReRistered and practical Gov
eInesseS. ghw.s and maids. positions
available; white only Chevy Chase Res
istry. 3l3 West Bradley lane. WI 49S1,
THE BALTIC. TEACHERS AGENCY 516
N Charles st Baltimore. Md. is receiv-
ing many inquiries for teachers and eXecu-
tlves from schools and colleges. Write US.
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GIRL. stenographer. typist or general Of
ice work; available at once. Address
Boy 22A-R star nf7ce
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TW0 WOMEN

Renhed over 70. U be trained as prores-
sionaI corsetierres willing 10 learn the
business, EXPENSES pald while training
Apply Monday. . TO 1870, suite 50l
WASHINGTON Bldg. IOth ana New YORK ave
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DRAPERIFS curtains couch covers. dress
making plain sewing at home or out. Also
position as comnanion co. Obh0.
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COLORED GIRL-Dependable neat, re-
fined maid private home or doctor once
fun or part time References. Ii. 500.
cOLORED GIRL experienced. wants Job
as elevator operator Call west 3lST.
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HELP-MEN.

SALES MEN.
NEW LIVE DIAL is ON NO COLD
TURKEY BIGGER AND BETTER COM
MISSION. SEE Mr.. LLOYD Al 2lg
BOND BLDG
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GIRLS for restaurant counter work; must
have high school education: salary 50 90
week. Address Box 239-R. Star office.
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7 7 TNNTUI 7. IIIITTUI
NEAAT

To appoint distributors and statesmen for
Nationwide service. Must be free to
travel and invest nominal amount for
sample stock. Permanent connection: con-
tlnual yearly repeat business. An excep-
uonal opportunity. Address Box 22f r.,
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GIRL help in studio. part time expert
ence unnecessary; white or colored. Call
SUNDAY. 10 TO .. 144 Jackson pl. NV.
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GIRLS wanted for mattresses. salary. tips.
meals and transportation furnished' ex-
perience not necessary. Apply at once.
Meadow View Inn, Silesia. Md. on Route
No. 224. River road to Marshall Hall. z
miles from ID C line
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STE yGRAPHER. 5 hours per week q hr.
dailyl, from 80 to ,: 80. in real estate
listing buyers Only capable. ambitious,
refined girls need apply. Address Box
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MEN 90 married preferred; no experience
required; who need employment IN our
line OF work who can set their own earn
inEs and hours please DO not apply IL YOU
90 not work steady; men living IN 9,
section preferred 2G1S r 7. ave. ne.
Monday. between IL and only.
Evening star., 1934-07-22

DRESSMAkI ING. alterations. tall0tlnAs
cutting pin-httinR. Instructions - 30.
day. 81 90 guaranteed work ref Df, 1902.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-06-26

vestors to be "mopping up" and
the securities of the power COM
NAMES boosted to terrific heights
and unloaded on innocent and
unwary investors"
With private power work lag
ging or dead, some congressman
in their innocence seem to be &C.
tuated by the thought of having
the government step in and 20
forward with this proper develop.
ment to create additional wealth
in the country. But will it work ?
Meanwhile the aluminium Interests
are now going ahead under the
state law, and they must be wei
advised as to what they are do.
ing. and it may be good tin to
local interests to follow the state
laws and see if the government
money for this development can.
not be made available here in
some way that will not result in
"a legal tangle, and necessarily
such devel oppent will actually
assist the IVA in the develop.
ment Of power in Tennessee.
ANSON G. BELTS.
Weaverville. n. c., June 20.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-06-26

see Valley Authority for the oe-
velopment of this water po"ei
and retain the power, and JqilSs,
diction over it, in the state "ni VIZ,
has hitherto always been presu
ed to possess 1t. ,osit>on
We are, | believe. IN pos armv
to show the IVA that tne the
engineers plan be scraPpeu, han
Asbeville dam project be ao d, |.
doned, a modern. swift eeomo., ID
csi ra;lway line be cons1ructeu
ca a. ia melville to Ridgecrest,;
l Iron 10 n nore attractive bodies OF
water, get more power, ies ahe
asbeville, HendersonviIIe and tne
tnn counties in the position they
a aIn,ovs have been in, for growth
ns development, save seven mil
anu Hnu dollars worth of admirable
nroperty, that may be worth
some day, 70 million dollars, pro
eide attractive home space for
MANY people. and at the same
time save half the projected ex-
nense for the development. AT
the same time, We should have
nositive assurances, or if not
given, contend for them, that the
half million horsepower to be gen.
Grated, now here. remain here,
and be available here as advan-
tageously as ever was the case;
1t can be seriously questioned
whether congressman. in passing
the federal water power act, in
all good intentions to promote
the better and wider use Of water
power, did not in fact sound the
death knell of water power de-
velopment, when it disturbed
what had been settled law on ri
parian rights and electric power.
Pr ate development stopped,
development did not
step in. Meanwhile the power
companies were presumed bv in
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-06-26
AT CONNESSTEE CAVE

BREVARD, June %. Especially
Forty-seven Boy Scouts and thei,
leaders from the Dade-BrowarG
council, Miami and Homestead
Fla, are spending three weeks al
Camp Connestee Cove near here,
combing an outing and Scout
training encampment.
Operated as a girls camp by
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Roof of Bre-
ward and Bradenton, Fla, Camp
Connestee Cove will open for its
regular season of eight weeks on
July 5th, the Boy Scout encamp-
ment leaving June 80.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-06-26

neers. ,.u-
The lake created from Asheville
to Marshall will not be especially
attractive because it will neces-
|sarilv he drawn down somewhat
81 summer and autumn. but the
tides will be steep and there will
NOT be thousands of acres OF mud
flats to be an eyesore. In the spring
..'.,a winter, there will be a beau
kif,,l mountain lake with one long
arm, up Ivy to about Sexton and
olshcf arms up Sandy Mush and
Turkey creeks, giving a round
trip. motor-boat ride, of say. Az
,a;Ie.s. There will be magnifi-
r4 lhke below Marshall, about
~ aa5les long, and to use the
wa{1ef TO best advantage, this
III vii generally be full and at
n <epm attractiveness.
Tort, the construction of a
love Asheville will be a To-
s Master of the first order,
SlBS unnecessary and extraya-
~ The dam at Marshall and
dafn at Hot Springs will ade-
~, 4 fal& control the flood waters,
awe the power and save so much
ts1 that after a new railroad Is
from Knoxville to Ridge
f61 With the creation of more
IA; I've bodies of water, the
q 49, ehet will he around one-half
&. Iffh as the engineers report
f>fo1cses.
SIT that is not all. North Car
toiina is interested in enjoying
the advantages of its water
tpc .f6f position. The citizens of
thh state are interested in the
tdsvtl6pment of local resources,
s.inpIoyment. and progress which
i Ms Bower can support, if not
AIKEN away to the "Ruhr of
ltfiefica."
The jurisdition over the power
rsources properly and constitu-
ti8nally belongs in the State of
Noffh Carolina and the state
eot1Ifs. The IVA might incor-
pbfhte a mower company under
The laws of this state and meet
|nfaprtant legal objections in that
s<y. but I believe they will not
That might make the i'm
|jFotements taxable here. 1t
,Rould be better if the state. or a
North Carolina power company,
orr Ashcville. or the Duke Power
,c6rnpanv or the Southern Power
|p0tnpany, built these dams and
sold the power here, building
with money furnished bv the pub
lie works administration or the
Reconstruction Finance corpora
ton. This is not contrary to the
objects Of the IVA, or their
main objects. believe a plan
whereby North Carolina or its
citizens would keep the power at
home. hut in cooperation with
the iva for systematic power
conservation, would rest on
soundcr legal basis.
While we all look with sympa-
thy on ambitious plans to create
business and employment, de-
velop American resources like
this water power and navigation
in the Tennessee river. neverthe-
less we shall do well to stick to
our system Of constitutional law,
the hest system Of self-govern-
mcnt by people ever conceived
yet, and under which we have
grown to he a great and envied
nation. The ESSENTIAL idea under
this constitution is to promote
and stand for the square deal be-
tween citizens, communities and
states. North Carolina cannot
logically be expected to surrend-
er it's sovereignty over a part of
the state and over the resources
therein contained. to the Ten
ncssee Valley Authority. If Ten
essee wants to do that. that is
their business. I suggest we
would do better to cooperate IN
all proper way with the Tennes-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-06-26
DRIVE CAREFULLY TODAY
TRAFFIC LANES

Wherever traffic lanes have been marked upon the road
drivers must keep their vehicles within the boundaries of
except when ovetang and passing another
Weaving from another sraddlng lanes and fail
ure to have your the proper lane when intending to
make turn frequent Of serious accdentsHgh-
way Safety Committee Carolina Motor Club.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-06-26
Chicago Writer i
''Write Up" IVA

Hal Foust, specis, rr;,.. :.
the Chicago Tribune. W., + o. !.
Jacksonville Monisy. NJ. F,r- I,
making an investigate, 0. n!
activities and vii, write Il !,
observations and ii,c,ysrs n
The Tribune, Nr. F,ge r.,r.l
to Knoxville Monday r,;.,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-06-26

The water power Of the French
Broad river was surveyed with
that 81 the whole Tennessee river
watershed. by L. S. army engI
neers. congress having approprl
ated $500. 900 with which TO make
a survey and report 10 congress,
This ~ included in a yOlumlnOus
report. copy Of which IS in
the Pack Memorial Library (7lst
congress, 2nd session, house
document 32S.D
The Tennessee Valley Author
i.y IS 10 some extent already fol
lowing the recommendations Of
this report, at Cove creek. near
Knoxville, and elsewhere, and
may be- presumed 20 have accept
ed il as whole II cost enough.
The surveys were made by com
petent engineers and the find
ings and recommendations are
probably in the main sound, "a
regards water volumes, land ele-
vatIons. stream pecularities. They
are engineering findings. not so
Cial. political. industrial, or con-
sideratc Of very Important and
proper interests Of the cOmmuni-
ties in the upper French Broad
valley. particularly.
Surveyors are working around
here now surveying for dam sites.
Newspaper reports have repeat
Cdly stated. lately, that the Ten
nesscc Valley Authority would
soon 20 10 work % develop the
water powers Of the French Broad
and Hiawasspe rivers, and had
some $40, OOO,O available for
this construction. II seems that
we may "y-"rt ~ any tim" 10 So"
thee people start work on the
Asaeviile dan. | expressed an
opinion in The Citizen some
months ago that the construction
OF the Aahcvillc dam would have
very prciudIrial effect in Bun
combc and Henderson counties
and think this view il generally
held by pcopl" who have studied
th" matter and that some have
eSprcf al objections TO the iva
without. however. receiving posi-
tive assurances from the dirCc-
tors. and since that time, sur.
veyin2 FOR this dam has appar
emily been placed in flll swing.
The water power report refer
red 20 supposes the construction
Of l2 dams in the French Broa,
river from lis confluence wit
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-06-26
Arson G. Belts, Engineer Emissions Two Dams lon-
structed Below Asheville as Meeting IVA
Needs and Observing the Estab-
lished Constitutional Law

Arson e. Bets. en@.neer re-
siding a, WeaYrry.Iie. in a letter
published in The A.ncYilic Cit
zsn-TImc, declare that the iva
proyGscG dan on the French
Broad rlvcr would bring ruin 20
both HcnGcr.Dl.!!r and Asne-
Vile and that me TesI!tan, ami
hIIatlOn 81 seven million. Of do
lars worth % prOpcrly would
place Hca.y taxation upon tn
remaining property holder 10
provide the required financing
for county operations Of D";h
Henderson and Euncomoe.
SIR. Bets points out thai "
similar ImpOUHd.u@ DAG, me
waters Of which would s.r".ca
from Marshall 20 Asac"-c ana
another below tina, pp.at could
he erected, meeting the need o..
the IVA for all its additional!
water power at only fraction 'i
the cost involved in the present
projected construction program.
That constitutional rights oi
property hOlders have Dcca NO
lated. and states jurisdiction al
Fccting riparian rights control
have all been upset. whereas, I'M
der the proposal he maintains, d
legal adjudication uf al! these
and a -Ontinucd observance Of
constitutional law be
in force. arc further argued by
Mr.. BETS, I'm his comprehensive
DISCUSSION Of the impending sit :
uation. which follows in full
r. dItOr's nOtcJ