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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
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Franciaorszag rendeletet ke-
szul kiadni, amely 1ninden ott-
lako idegen munkas kereseteb6l
tiz szazalekot elvenne.
Az idegen polgarokra kiilon
tiz szazalekos kereseti adot akar-
max kivetni, inert ait szeretnek,
ha jelenlegi munkatlansag ide-
jen az oft dolgozo idegenek ta-
voznanak.
A mi lapjaink mem tulajdoni-
tanak nagy fontossagot a dolog-
rak, inert tizezernel kevesebb
amerikai polgar keresi Francia-
orszagban a kenyeret.
Es inert van negyszazezer
francia ebben az orszagban, a.
kikkel hasonloan elbanhatnank.
Amt mi valoszinuleg nem fo-
gunk megtenni.
De komisz halatlansag ez a
tervezett ado azokkal az ide-
genekkel szemben, akiket a ha-
boru utani reszeg prosperitas
korszakaban marcipannal csalo-
gattak a kelet-europai allamok-
boil Franciaorszagba.
Mikoriban nemet penzen palo-
takat epitettek minden elpuszti-
tott kunyho helyere.
Akkor tizezerszam csabitottak
a lengyeleket, a magyarokat es
Kelet Europa tobbi nemzetise-
geit, hogy vegyenek reszt az
ujja-epites munkajaban es volt
egy ido, mikor hetvenezer i'm
portalt magyar munkas volt a
franciak szolgalataban.
Eek kozul az idegenek koziil
sok tizezren ma is oft vannak
inert hirtelen rajuk szakadt
depressziora mem szamitottak
inert oft a labukat megvetettek
S inert keptelenek lettek vo1na
eppen a legross zabb idokben
visszaterni es elhelyezkedni a
sajat hazajukban.
Az utobbi evekben ezek az
OFT tartozkodo idegenek egyre
! elesebb szalkat kepeznek fran
cia szemekben S most EFT mo-
dot akarjak felhasznalni, hogyha
mar kenyeret nem is iithetik
XII szajukbol, legalabb annak
a felet lecsipjek.
| Es olyan hatalmas ma Francia-
orszag, hogy Europa allamai
nem mernek a1attvaloik vedel-
| mere kelni, el kell tehat tiirniik
EFT a vilagraszolo aljassagot.
A Franciaorszagban tartozko-
do magyar Is lengyel banyaszok
ma is ehberert do1goznak a
francia banyaszokkal egyiitt kop-
lalnak.
Ha meg a keresetuk tiz szaza-
lekat is elraboljak t6luk, akkor
a szaraz kenyeret sem tudjak
maid megkeresni.
Es inert jobb id6kben a ha-
zaikat oft hagytak, ma hiaba
| ternenek haza, mem lenne munka
a szamukra.
Ennek az eros orszagnak kel-
lene hat azonnal Is legerelye-
sebben tiltakozni, hogy a Fran
ciaorszagban tart6zkod6 idegen
munkasokat kulon ad6kkal suit.
SAX, ahogy ait Olaszorszag biz.
tosan meg fogja tenni.
| Es akarmilyen neh&z lenne All
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
BEFAGYoTT Az ALDUNA

A Duna Orsovanal legut6bb
annyira befagyott, hogy jegen
szekerck kozlekednek egyik part
til 4 masikig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
A TOBBI IS JON

aranytartalmat kozel tizenhet
szazalekkal levagta.
| Kenytelen volt EFT megtenni,
inert fonttal es dollarral SEEM
ben olyan draga volt cseh penz,
hogy a kiilfold mem volt hajlan-
do cseh ipar termekeit vasa-
rolni.
AZ is valoszinii, hogy ez nem
az utolso es vegleges ujraerteke-
les Csehorszagban hogy a cseh
korona veg1eges aranytartalmat
akkor fogjak megszabni, nikor
az angol fontnak es dollarnak
vegleges lesz az erteke.
Biztosra veheti mindenki, hogy
Csehorszag peldajat kenytelen
lesz minden europai allan ko-
vetni. aminthogy Bethlen mar
ajanlotta az ujra- -ertekelest a
magyar kormanynak.
Kilonosen nem maradhatnak
meg a regi aranvtartalommal
azoknak az allamoknak penzei,
, amelveket csak a mesterseges
kiviteli ti1alom tartott meg idaig
is paritason.
A nemet marka. a cseh koro-
ma. az osztrak schilling, a ma
gyar pengo, a jugoszlav dinar
regen nem ertek annyit magan-
forgalomban, amennyi hivata1os
megallapitott ertek volt es amig
dollar mem bucsuzott Ell az
aranytol, addig a maganforga-
lom - titokban = neha husz
szazalek azsiot fizetett a dollar
ert.
Mem tud meg Franciaorszag
sem a frank jelenlegi aranytar-
talmaval megmaradni, dacara
tobb, mint b6seges aranyfede-
zetnek.
Mem kell tehat a bevandorolt
amerikai polgarsagnak megijed-
nj, hogy az ohazakkal szembeni
penzviszonyaink orokre megval-
toztak, inert a regi viszonyok
= nagyjabol = -helyre allnak.
Mem biztos, hogy minden eu-
ropai penzzel szemben pontosan
a regi aranyban lesz a dollarunk,
! de nagyobb eltolodasok mem
lesznek.
Ez kjlonosen azokat polga-
rokat nyugtatja meg. akik innen
ohazai rokonokat segelyeznek,
vagy akik befekteteseket eszko-
zolnek az Cha zaban.
Nagv kar viszont, hogy az
europai kormanyok valuta-tilal-
ma eppen ezekben honapokban
tiltja meg a penznek kiilfoldre
yalo szallitasat, mikor a valuta-
ris viszonyok egyszer egy id6re
azoknak penzeknek kedveznek.
Szaz meg szazezer amerikai
polgarnak van penze, birtoka az
ohazakban es ha azokat most
hozhattak volna at, az e1toloda-
son szepen tudtak vo1na keresni.
Ezeket a sorokat azert irjuk,
hogy varakozasra intsuk mind
azokat, akiknek kotelezettsegeik
vannak az elhagyott hazakban,
amiket ma nagyon nehez telje-
siteni, de amt esetleg tudnanak
halasztani.
Aki varhat, az ne siessen ma
a penzkii1dessel, inert va16szinii
ugyan, hogy egy par honapig
meg disz-azsioban lesz a do11a-
runk, de bizonyos, hogy nem
sok id6 mulva he1yreallnak
regi aranyok.
EFT mi mar tobb izben meg
josoltuk regebben, de Csehor-
szag koronajanak az ujra-erteke-
lese megertetheti mindenkivel,
hogy figyelmezteteslnk alapos
volt es hogy az europai penzek
aranytarta1manak leszallitasat
mem lehet, meg mem is akarjak
maid e1kerulni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
IL.

amerlkai magyar agglegeny, aki-
rol minden ismerose ait hitte,
hogy maganos allapotban hal
maid meg, megunta az egyediil-
letet es Nyarady Peter konajat
kildte Ozvegy Borotvas Janos-
ne, sziiletett Jakardy Julis asz-
szonyhoz haztuznezobe. Nyarady
Peter koma hiaba mondogatta:
= Az agglegeny ugy el, te
Mihaly, mint az angyalok a
menyorszagban.
Simko Mihaly kemenyen visz-
szatorkolta:
= De ugy hal meg, mint Il
kivert kutya.
A haztiiznezes el6zetes mum
kajat Nyarady Peterne, sziletett
Varga Eszter vegezte akkent.
hogy vacsora utan bekoszontott
Julishoz, akit eppen mosogatas
kozben, a konyhaban talalt.
lit volnek Julis. Latom,
meg. mem mosogattal el. Mi volt
nalad vacsorara?
= Tegnaprol maradt egy kis
levese1n, ahhoz foztem tojasos
galuskat, amt a gyerekek ma
gyon szeretnek. Meg szerencses
vagyok vele, hogy mem kivanjak
nagyon hust a lelkeim, inert
hova lennek ebben a dragasag-
ban, ha orokke hust kellene Sis
SEX.
Ester asszony helyesloleg bo-
lintott erre az igazsagra.
= Ugy am, Julis, igazad van.
Olyan draga ma a hus, mintha
patikaban arulnak. Persze nekem
meg konnyu, hiszen oft az uram,
hogy keressen. de a magadfajta
szegeny ozvegynek... Bizony
Julis, read is elferne mar valaki,
aki gondodat viselje. Nehez do
log neked ket gyerek mellett a
gyarba jarnod, meg itthon is
dolgoznod
Julis asszony illendo modon
elpirult erre beszedre, maid
rosszalolag felelte:
= Eredj mar te, Ester. Hi
szen joforman el Sc temettem
meg az en- draga uramat. Hogy
jutna eszembe, hogy ferjhez men
jek? Meg aztan.
Egy kicsit kiegyenesitette de-
rekat, ugy toldta hozza:
- Meg aztan, kinek kellene
az ilyen magamfajta, oregedo,
ozvegy asszony, akinek ket apro
gyerek a hozomanya?
Nyarady Ester asszony meg
talalta a bekoszontot ennek hal
latara.
= Ejnye no, Julis, ne beszelj
ilyen bolondokat. Eloszor is ide
tova esztendeje multi, hogy
Janost eltemettiik. Ha a gyasz-
eyed letelt, senkise vetheti SEE
medre, hogy mem adtad meg
neki a kello tisztesseget. Azutan
pedig nezz csak a tiikorbe, mind
jart meglatod, hogy mines rajtad
kivetnivalo. Boldog lehet az az
ember, aki ujra bekoti fejedet.
Jo asszony vagy, rendes asszony,
meg aztan ez a haz is a tied.
Ami penzt az urad utan kaptal
az egyletektol biztositasba, ait
Sc herdaltad Ell. Negotiated a
takarekban. Mem vagy te olyan
agrolszakadt szegeny, hogy Tres
kezzel mennel ferjhez.
Julis lemondolag legyintett
kezevel:
= Hat a ket gyerek? Jusson
eszedbe a ket gyerek, Eszter.
Kinek kellene kesz csalad az
asszony melle?
- Kinek, te? Hat a Mihaly-
max.
Julis asszony er6sen megriadt
a sz6ra.
Melyik Mihalynak, te Esq
ter?
Nf.1..:t-of. - ho1o~d9 TT;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
Egy jo $50
] M oEDAI

TAX, hOgy hatarVedO DeVandor-
lasi tisztvisel6k mifele utasitast
kaptak par hete Washingtonbol.
ARA intettek oket, hogy ne
morduljanak baratsagtalan RI
degseggel az orszag kapuin ko-
pogtato idegenre, hanem fogad-
4 jak azokat mosolvogva, barat-
saggal es beszeljenek veliik olvan
udvariasan.s amilvent regebben
nem szoktunk meg reszukrol.
A bevandorlasi hatosagok
tisztviseloi termeszetszeriien ala
csonyabb rangu, inferior embe-
reknek tartottak azokat, akik
szegenyes ruhaikban bebocsatas-
ert konyorogtek es ugy beszel-
tex veliik. mint az alamizsna-
kerokkel szoktak eeyes emberek
Az amerikai tisztviselok SUI
perioritv (felsobbseges) erzese
csak az utols6 hrsz evben fejl6-
dott ilven maoas fokra, inert
azelott a bevandorlokat szivesen
lattak ebben az orszagban es
azokat Ellis Island-on mosolyog-
va foraItak AkkOr meg .Ameri-
ka iparanak sziiksege volt a
zold munkasra.
Es inert szabad volt akarkinek
bejonni, a hatarvedo urak nem
egv draga privilegiumra vigyaz-
tax, nem erezhettek hat, hogy
nagy kegyben reszesitik az or
szag es a nemzet neveben, akit
a hataron atengednek.
Sokan at hiszik es mem lehe-
tetlen, hogy igazuk van. hogy
ezt a rendeletet Perkins munka-
MINISTER adatta XII, aki ne leven,
termeszetes, hogy udvariasabb es
kellemesebb tonust akar SOL
galatnak ebbe az agaba is be-
vezetni.
Az igazsag kedveert azonban
le kell szogezniink, hogy ez mem
csak a munkaminiszterium ha-
taskoreben levo bevandorlasf
szolgalatban van ICY. inert egy
mask kormanyszo1galat ait meg
is elozte.
Meg az vi kormany mem volt
iiatalmon egy honapig, mar esq
re lehetett venni, hogy megval-
tozott az iizletfelekkel valo be-
szelgetes hangja postakon,
snert observation-disclosures ma
.yon erelyes rendeletet kaptak,
hogy az uzletfeleket customer
eknek tekintsek.
Valosagos szenzacio volt ap-
rilis fele, mikor a postasok a
belyegekert fizetett harom CEN
teket eppen ugy kezdtek meg
koszonni, mintha a grocery uz-
letben harom centert gyufat va
sarol az ember.
Maga a harom cent megkoszo-
nese nem fontos es vannak en-
berek, akiknel az sem fontos,
hogy a bevandorlasi tisztviselok
milyen hangon ripakodnak ra a
szegeny, ideges, megijedt jove-
venyre.
De fontos az, hogy a szovetsegi
tisztviselok maguk erik xii
lonbseget es akarva mem akarva
rajonnek, hogy mem urai, hanem
szolgai a polgarsagnak, amt az
utolso husz-hus zonot evben ma
gyon elfelejtettek.
Roosevelt ait igerte, mikor a
hivatalat atvette, hogy a buro-
kraciat megfekezi, hogy koz-
hivatalnokokat munkara szorit-
ia es eek az intezkedesek mind
ait mutatjak, hogy hi marad
ehhez programhoz.
Mert az a postatisztviselo, aki
hivatalbol kenytelen a harom
centeket minden esetben szepen
megkoszonni, egyuttal ait is
kenytelen erezni, hogy 8 alka1-
mazottja, szolgaja annak az liz
letfelnek, aki a belyegeket vasa-
rolja.
Es ha EFT szovetseg szo1gala-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-02-06
Poultry Assn.
Has Interesting
Monthly Meet
Poultry Head Says Federal
Loans Now Available
for Farm Activities

The Henderson County Poultry
association met last night IN
monthly session at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade H. King IN
Rhodes park. The meeting was a
combination of business and So
cial activities. A delicious lunch
con was served to the members
and visitors present, after which
C. H. Magoon, president of the
poultry association, was the
speaker.
Mr.. Magoon, who has just re-
Gently been appointed as loan ap-
praiser for the Asheville district
of the Producers Credit corpora
ton, a newly formed unit of the
Federal Land bank of Columbia,
spoke in detail of the new loan
feature of the Federal Land bank,
which he believes will be of much
benefit to poultrymen and coun-
try people in this county. Mr..
Magoon stated that poultrymen,
dairymen and farmers desiring to
get federal loans for agricultural
products activities can obtain ap-
plication blanks from the local
CWA offices. -..--.,--
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-02-06
ARE KILLED
IN CORSICAB BY
AVALANCHES
Fear Members of Family OF
Count Orsini Killed
on Mainland

BASTIA, Corsica. Feb. 6. (UP)
Forty-one persons were reported
dead in the village of Ortiporie,
in Campile Canton, buried in a
terrific snow avalanche at dawn
Sunday. advices last night said.
Railroads. telephones, t e e.
graphs and all communications
with the interior were blocked,
due to abnormally heavy bllz-
yards. :.
Fifteen road-workers seeking
refuge in a storm hut near Be-
cognano were buried alive in a
second avalanche of snow and
dirt, bringing the known dead to
56 in these disasters in the last
two days.
The military and civil authori-
ties organized relief expeditions;
A similar catastrophe was feared
in the northeast section of the
island especially in the Cantons
of Rossino, Campitello and Orez-
"a where heavy SHOWS nave
caused concern.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-02-06
N.C.PARKWAY
CLAIMS HEARD
IN BALTIMORE
Ehringhaus and Federal
Legislators Are Present
for Presentation

WASHINGTON. Feb. G. Six
members of the North Carolina
delegation in congress will attend
the public hearing in Baltimore
today at which the Tar Heel state
will present it's reasons why the
scenic Park-to-Park highway
should follow the route proposed
by the North Carolina highway
department.
Governor ]. C. B. Ehringhaus
was scheduled to reach Baltimore
from Raleigh iris morning to at
tend the hearing and E. B. JEFF
fress, chairman of the North
Carolina state highway and public
works commission. ]. Q. Gilkey of
Marion, and other members of
the governors special parkway
committee will also be present.
Among those of the North
Carolina congressional delegation
who stated definitely yesterday
that they would attend the hear
ing which is before George Rat
cliff, regional director of the
public works administration, were
Senator Bailey, Senator Reynolds,
Representatives Doughton, Weav-
err. Bulwinkle and Hancock.
1t was learned Monday that Sec
retary of Interior Ickes is con-
sidering personal inspection
tour of the scenery by which the
Southern Appalachian parkway is
proposed to pass before approx
ing the construction Of the road,
Representative Weaver and
Representative Bulwinkle saw
Ickes last week and urged him
to make the trip. He stated that
he would make every effort to
view the scenery before approx
ing the route. The national park
service is under Ickes and in this
way the interior secretary's word
is final on the location of the
(Continued on page Lhree)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-02-06
Trade War Declared Loon1in&
Postmastership
Conference Held
At Washington
Supporters of Different
Candidates. Here See
Weaver Monday

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6. (UP).
Four Hendersonville men-Otis
V. Powers. R. L. Whitmire, j. H.
Yelton and Ted Ray-were in
Washington yesterday in confer
ence with Representative Zebulon
Weaver and other members of
the North Carolina delegation. 1t
was understood they were espe-
cially interested in the postmas-
terShip of Hendersonville which
is to be filled soon by appoint
ment by Representative Weaver.
AdviceS from HendersOnville said
Powers and Whitmire favor the
appointment of R. l.. Edwards
and that Yelton has been support
ing J. F. Brooks. Rays attitude
was not indicated. Edwards, f.
w. Ewbank, Brooks and I. Lee
Osborne are understood to be the
leading candidates.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-02-06
SCOUTING TO
KEEP ITS oath
ANNIVERSARY
People Here Thanked for
Cooperation in Aid
of Movement
BY FRITZ MERRELL
Earle Scout

The celebration of the oath an
niversary of Scouting will take
place throughout America during
the week of February 8-14.
The Boy Scouts of America was
incorporated under the law of the
District of Columbia, February s,
1910, by w. D. Boyce, Edward s.
Stewart and Stanley Willis.
During the "a years of Scout
ing over 100000 men and boys
have become Scouts and Scouters,
and many more men and boys are
becoming members of this great
organization every year. During
this month, the week from the 9th
to the 18th will be celebrated all
over America by all Scouts ana
Scouters.
President Roosevelt, honorary
president of Scouting will SPEAK
over the air Saturday. Feb. 10. al
II o'clock noon, Eastern Stand.
ard time. Speaking directly to al
Scouts throughout America in 6
national broadcast commemorate
ing the oath anniversary of Scout,
ing, he will tell of his enthusiasm
for and belief in Scouting.
Parents, whether or not fathers
and mothers of Scouts. are asked
to tune in on the Presidents
speech. which will be of interest
to them as well as to Scouts
Many troops of Scouts all over
America will gather to listen in
on this broadcast by the Presi
Continued on page three)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-02-06
Death CALLS
MRS. CAN'T
Funeral 1890 A. M. Wed.
nesday for Long Time
Resident of City

Mrs. Mary R. CAN'T, widow Of
the late r. S. CAN'T died at the
Patton Memorial hospital this
morning at 500 o'clock after an
illness of about three weeks.
Death was due to heart ailment
and complications. =,
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday morning at 1880
from Tom Shepherds Funeral
Home, with the Rev. C. H. Moser,
pastor of the First M. E. church
officiating. Burial will follow in
the afternoon at 1 o'clock at
Spartanburg, S. G.
Mrs. CAN'T was native Of
Winnsboro, S. c.. and was prior
to her marriage Miss Mary Nor
rison. She came to Henderson
Vile in 1908 and had made her
home here since. Her husband
died in 1913. Since his death she
had lived with a companion, Miss
Margaret Ledford.
She is survived by two step
daughters. Mrs. C. N. Hartwell of
Washington. D. c.. and Mrs. Paine
of Charleston. S. c., and two sis
ters-in-law. Mrs. C. A. Morrison
of Cleveland, O., and Mrs. w. S.
Morrison of Clemson College, S.
&C. A number of nieces and neph-
ews also survive.
Pallbearers at the service here
will be DIR. A. B. Drafts. f. f.
Lott ]. d. Pullen, NJ. d. Coburn,
C. Few. Roy Johnson, L. R. Gel
ger and r. H. Station.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-02-06
FAIRBANKS IS
.C0DEFENDANT
in BRITISH SUIT
Named in Case Filed on
Behalf Of Lord Ashley
Against Wife
BY HENRY T. RUSSELL

United Press Staff Correspondent
Copyright. 1884, United Press)
LONDON, Feb. 6.-(UP).-A
petition for divorce has been filed
on behalf of Lord Ashley. heir of
the Earl of SALISBURY, by Cor
don Dadds & Co., it was learned
exclusively Monday.
Sealed copies Of the petition
will be served today on Douglas
Fairbanks. Sr., and on Lady Ash
ley. the former Sylvia Hawkes.,
blonde British actress.
Lady Ashley and Fairbanks
have eight days in which to cen
ter an appearance, namely, 20
sign the registry at Somerset
House. or have their solicitors
sign in their behalf.
Then they will be at Liberty to
defend the suit, and will have
further fortnight to file an an.
swer, indicating whether they are
defending it or not.
If Lady Ashley and Fairbanks
do not answer in time, the suit
automatically goes on the unde-
Tended list. The case would be
tried at the next session. which
begins April IL. but if defended,
the hearing probably would be
months later.
Lord Ashley does not claim
damages.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-02-06
COUNTERFEIT BILLS
BRING YEARS TERM

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. G..
(UP).-Q. R. (Robl Miller, form
er sheriff of Grayson county,
Texas, was sentenced yesterday
to a year in the Atlanta peniten-
tiary when he pleaded guilty in
federal court to a charge of pos
sessing $4,000 in counterfeit
bills.
Louis Genard, New Orleans,
who was charged jointly with
Miller, pleaded guilty recently
and was sentenced to serve two
years in prison. At the time Cen
ard was sentenced, Miller was i'll
in a Wichita, Kan, hospital.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-02-06
Open Diocesan
Convention Today
Five From Here go to
Episcopal Gathering

Rev. James P. Burke. rector ot
St. James Episcopal church; r. A.
Ewbank, DR.. B. F. Cliff and John
Ewbank, lay delegates, left carry
This morning for Lenoir, where
thev will attend the annual Yves
tern North Carolina Diocesan con-
vention which convened today at
1880 a. M, and which will con-
tinue until / o'clock tomorrow al
ternoon.
A feature of the convention
will be the induction into OFFICE
as Bishop of the Diocese. of the
RI Rev. Robert E. Gribbin: con-
secrated as bishop for the diocese
at his home in Winston-Salem last
week. &c tbo
Miss Mary Wood Sumner, as
sistant to the secretary OF the ed
vocational department in the do
cese, and Miss May Goodrich sec
retary of the diocesan Young Peo-
nle's Service League organization
went to Lenoir yesterday.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-02-06
WOULD PLACE
PENALTY UPON
EXCESS CROPS
Measure Limits l934-35
Production to Nine Mil
lion Bales
SUPPLY BILL FOR
DEPARTMENTS VOTED

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6. (UP).
"A cotton production limitation
bill understood to have the sup
port of the administration. was
introduced in the house today by
Rep. Bankhead, DEM, Ala.
The measure limits the 1884
35 crop to 100000 bales and
places a penalty tax of IL cents
per pound on cotton produced by
growers in excess of their allot-
ments.
Bankhead said that a brother
senator from Alabama would in
troduce the same bill in the sem
ate. The two conferred with the
President 10 days ago on cotton
legislation.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-02-06
Mrs. Joe Summey
Rites Wednesday
Illness and Heart Attack
Fatal Monday

Mrs. Joe Summey, resident of
the Willow road. died last night
at 8:35 o'clock at her home of a
heart attack. following an illness
of influenza and a decline over i
period of three weeks.
Mrs. Summey leaves an adopt
ed daughter. Miss jamie McDer-
mid. of Washington; three sisters,
Mrs. Alb Summey of Henderson
vile, and Mrs. Oscar Edney and
Mrs. Tommie Thompson of Flat
Rock. A brother. residing in
Greenville. also survives. The fu-
neral will be held at the Pleasant
Hill church Wednesday at II a.
M. with interment in the Pleasant
Hill cemetery.