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La opinión., 1935-10-06
DESCENDANTS
DE MOCTEzUMA
SIN PENSION
La Supreme Corte de la Ma
cion les nego Ell amparo
pedido

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Sept IS.
-(Por Correo).-En la Primera Sa-
la de la Suprema Corte de Justicia
| sc vic aver en- revision ell auto de
% de enero de 1884, dictado por ell
| Juez Cuarto de Distrito del Distrito
Federal, en- ell incidente de suspen-.
sion relative al jucio de amparo
| promovldo por el senior Slverio G..
| Zorrilla, como apoderado de los Sc
| flores Rafael Heredia y Angel +.
Heredia y algunos otros parientes
del E~mperador azteca Moctezuma
III. en- contra de actos del congre-
so de la Union. del Piesidente de
la Republica y de los Secretaries
de Gobernacion y de Hacienda a
Credito Publico. consistentes, res
pectiyamente. EN- haher decretado
! que Sc %derogase y Sc e~jecutasen las
disposiciones del decreto por yirtud
del cual Sc suprime la pension d.
un mil pesos que hasta ell aio de
| 1888 vinieron disfrutando como des
| cendientes de aquel in~fortunado
monarch. Los quejosos solicitaron
| amparo con suspension de los ae-
| tos reclamados que hicieron con-
| s'stir en- 10 que ha queGado trans
| critic.
Como ~ponente, ell ministro Her
milo Lopez Sanchez presento un
proyecto de sentencia consultando
a la Sala Penal la negativa del am
paro a los quejosos. Pidio. en- con-
s%ecuencia. que Sc c~onfirmase ell an
to de 81 de 'enero de 1884. que die
to eli Juez Cuarto de Distrito del
Distrito Federal y que. consiguien-
temente. Sc negase la suspension de
=, los actos reclamados par los seiio-
res Rafael Heredia y Angel +. He
| redia, desendientes del Emperador.
! En- dos palabras daremos los ante
ceientes de la pension reclamada.
consumada la conquista de Mexico,
| Cortes obtuvo para los ~descendien-
ties del Emperador Moctezuma Xo-
coyotzin la concession de un sehorfo
| que estaba comprendido entire los
terminus del eX-reino de Tlaeopan
Y 10 que ahora es Tenango del Va
, lie, en- el Estado de Mexico. En-
1923. realizada la 1ndependencia de
Mexico. ell Congreso y Ell Presiden-
te de la Rep1blica celebraron un
convenio con los descendientes de
Moctezuma Y en- virtud de la clau-
sula principal del tratado, Sc resol-
vic darles, a cambi. del extenso
fundo que les habfa cedido Ell Con-
quistador de Nueya Espaiia, y que
| entrarfa en- ell dominic de la Ma
cion. la suma de un I II pesos men,
! suales. Hasta Ell aho do 1888 dis
La opinión., 1935-10-06
Ha Rifado ell.
{ slgue de la ga. Pao.

tempo que Sc ocupara para esa lee
tura no debera exceder de cinco
minutes, a fin de no cansar a los
que e%scuchen.
lei sehor Barccnas, por acuerdo
unanime de los presentes, lego ell
articulo Cabriolas, de III Tablado
de Arlequin, por Pho Baroja. A con
tinuacion do lectura al pr6logo de
"Ariel", por Clarin, y acto seguido
al primer capitulo de la monument
tai obra de Rod6.
Cada uno de los p%resentes hizo
I'm comentario. Sc continue la lee
tura de "Ariel" hasta cerca de las
II y 80 p. M. Sc dispuso entonees
rifar. segun disposition anterior en-
csc sentldo, FL Tablado de Arle-
qufn, habiendo sido ell ~agraciado Ell
senior Juan ]. Barcenas, quien fue
obsequiado con un pensamiento de
cada Inc de los ~presentes. escrito
en- las paginas del libro menciona-
do.
Cerca de las IL de Ia noche Sc de
claro disuelta la junta. Sc dispuso
que ell Secretario notificaria a cada
uno de los miembros ell sitio en- que
habra de etectuarse la session del
i1eves 10 del presente, con dos dias
de anticipation.
La opinión., 1935-10-06
TRES MUERTOS
EN- FL ASALTO
AUN COMERCIO
Ell asaltante mato a dos y
luego cayo atravesado
por las baIas

TULSA, Okla, Octubrs s. Tres
muertes fue Ell resultado hoy en- Ia
manana de un asaIto cometido en-
un pequeho ESTABLISHMENTS conner
cial, contandose entire las victimas
un individuo inocente al atraeo,
muerto en- los momentos que trata-
ba de proteger a su esposa y = una
hijita.
El asalto tuvo lugar en- un pue-
blito a 40 millas de distancia de
| aquf, terminando la persecution
| frente a la oficina postal de correos
EN- este lugar. siendo las victimas
las que siguen:
l.. N. Myers. de 46 amos, Ell indi-
viduo inocente que fue alcanzado
por las balas: owen Barker, de 2S.
convertible en- bandido. y w. L. La
Ike. de So amos, a quien ell anterior
do muerte cuando Sc rehuso a EN-
tregarle ell dinero que lie pedfa.
Barker lie disparo y sin hacer
blanco Sc apodero de 70 dolares, em
prendiendo la fuga en- ell coche de
Myers a quien obligo a que 10 lie
vara hasta lugar SECURE. pero CO.
mo ell comerciante Y otras perso-
mas les persiguieron. durante la ba
lacera lie pogo un tiro en- la cabe
"a a Myers. quien en- ell mismo au
to llevaba a su esposa y a n hi
jita.
En- la misma ~balacera, Lake re-
cibio un balazo en- un brazo y este
hizo que perdiera ell control del We
hiculo, yendo a chocar contra un
postc, para que aquel q%uedara muer
to.
Barker. finalmente, qued6 tendido
cuando al bajarse del auto frente
a Ia oficina de correos recibio I'm
disparo en- la cabeza.
La opinión., 1935-10-06

implican un servicio al pueblo me-
X%icano; por otra parte. no puede
alegarse por los interesados que
esas pensiones puedan equipararse
a los alimentos, en- primer lugar,
porque no pueden asf estimarse, en-
virtud de su cuantfa Y ademas. por-
que ellos mismos Clos quejosos) con-
sideran que no Sc trata de una pen
sion alimenticia. sine de una renta
o canon enfiteutico proveniente de
ese convenlo y en- ese concepto debe
negarse la suspension que solicitan.
por no reunirse los requisites del
articulo So va invocado".
Por unanimidad de votos 10 resol-
VIC la Sala Penal dc la Suprema
Corte de Juticia. EN- que figuran los
ministries Rodolfo Chavez, Rodolfo
Asian, Daniel Galindo, Hermilo
Lopez Sanchez y jose ortiz Tirado.
La opinión., 1935-10-06
Ell Siembre Vioa..

tituto International. Ell equipo cons
tara de doce miembros. todas mu-
jeres, para comenzar. Hay lusar
aun para otras personals que deseen
entregarse a esos deportes.
La actual Mesa Directiva del Club
que nos ocupa, cesara de funeionar
dentro de dos semanas mas o menos
y esta integrada como sigue: Pre-
sidenta. seiora Consuelo Erlbes;
Vicepresidenta, Cuca Contreras; Sc
c~retaria, Julia Boyd y T%esorera, Ma
ria Luisa Perez.
La opinión., 1935-10-06
tSipue de la 3a. Pan.)

proponen las sehoritas del Stem
pre- Viva llevar a cabo pintores
ca manifestation de algeria, en- que
tomen parte miembros de cast todas
las nacionalidades de la TERRA,
quienes deberan llevar u trajes ii
picos respectivos.
Asimismo, Sc acord6 por unani-
midad celebrar dignamente la No
che de Halloween. para 10 cual Sc
-repartiran invitaciones a un bale
que con tai proposito Sc organiza-
ra.
En- seguida Sc dispuso inaugurar
la temporada de V~alley-balI y bas
quet-ball, todos los microbes veni
deros, de las 6 y 80 p. M, a las s
p. M, en- ell mismo edificio del ms
La opinión., 1935-10-06

frutaron de csc beneficio. los here
deros del monarch mexicano. pues
en- enero dc S mismo aflo y siendo
Presidente de la Repdblica ell gene
raj Abelardo l.. Rodriguez. ell Con-
greso de la Union deereto extingui-
da la pension.
Fundo su proyecto de fallo ell
m,nistro Lopez Sanchez, en- que
ell Estado tendria que erogar fuer-
ties cantidades para cumplir con un
o%onvenio celebrado por ell gobierno
colonial con los descendientes de
Moctezuma H. imponiendole una
carga a la Nacion por actos que lao
La opinión., 1935-10-06
PRECIOS
OS

Cambios en- los precios mini.
mos dados a o por ell De-
partamento de Control de Pre-
clos. a que deberan s~ujetarse
las ventas en- ell mercado local.
Ests lists que estamos publi-
csndo los viernes y d%omingos,
es cor eI objeto de orientar q los
eomerciantes mexicanos.
PRECIoS MINIMoS LEGALES
A PARTIR DEL Ola 10
DE oCTUBRE:
SALMON:-Lsta de I libra,
Rosa Toe; Rod Libby Zoe; Del
Monte zoe; r. E. D. media libra
18c.
TIE LiPTONS.-Etiqueta amari-
LA. I libra zoe; media libra Soc;
un cuarto de libra 19c. Etiqueta
verde I libra Acc; media libra
2ac; y un cuarto de libra 13c.
HAR INAS.-cinco, diez y "a
y media Iibras. Al Family pc.
43c y 9ec.-Driftod Snow 25c. 47e
y St.o7. Gold Medal 26c. 4'c y
St.12.-Ace- ri 23c. a2c y 96c.-
Pinsbury's 25c, 47c y sf.o7
Tercer graeo y menos. ochenta
~oentsvos las vcin.icuatro y me-
dia l.bras.
ATENClON: Polvo de iabon
de Ell Rey, paquete srande Bic.
COTlZhCioN EN- MANTEQUl-
LA HUEVoS
Preeios para los dias 7, 8 y 9
de Octubre:
pri-
mer grade 81 y medic c%entavos.
segundo orado So ! medic CEN
tavos. Danish 35c. Challenge
3ac. CioverbIoom 33 y medic cen
tavos. Solida 80 y medic centa-
vos.
HUEvos FREscos EN- CA
JAS: Grandes SO y medic centa-
vos. Medianos 80 y medic cs. y
chicos &c y. medic centavos.
HUEVOS CONSERVADoS -
Grandes extras 36c.
(Estos u.timos no deben ser
anunciados como huevos fres-
cos.
La opinión., 1935-10-06

caduras de Vi
rueIas en- la ca
ra. 10 oual era
~evidencia de cue
habian sufrido
un ataque de es
ia enfermeda d,
la cual era muy
~prevalen ie en-
%aquella epoca Y
los doctores te
encontraban in
crimes para corr
atirla. Sc cal
cula que en- Eu-
ropa ell NAL oca-
La opinión., 1935-10-06

Testigo Estrella

Esther MagiII, en- la toto, una de las principles tes-
tigos EN- ell case iuridico Ell que resulto conyicto sem
tencado a muerte Newell P. Sherman, EN- los tribunales
de Worcester, Mass, por haber dado muerte a su esposa
ahogandola Ell un Iago. La declarante confeso haber sa-
lido EN- varias ocasiones acompahando a Sherman, pero
aclaro que eran "amorios sin importancia'.
-Foto |. /. News
La opinión., 1935-10-06

Continue su education por medic
de la lectura. Nunca es tarde para
aprender. Pida hoy mismo nuestro
catalogo de libros GRATIS. - IL
IBERIA LoZANo, 2o3 North Los
Angeles st.
La opinión., 1935-10-06

cUANoo LEE listed IA oPI-
MON. sABE QUE LEE UN
PER!oDlco INDEPENDENTS
~ DNh6AaA
La opinión., 1935-10-06

cUANpo LEE listed "LA oPl-
MON, SABE QUE LEE UN
PERIoDIco INDEPENDENTS
Y HONRADO,
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H:yz1TJ
Por MONTE sALvIN, Nj. D.
LA VAGINA

Hace menos de un siglo que
los habitantes de la mayor par
tie de los paises mostraban pr
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-09
FOUR WITNESSES
SAIL FOR AMERICA

LIE HAVRE, Jan. 9.-(UP).-
New York Detective Arthur John
SON sailed today on the lie de
France with relatives of the late
Isidor Fisch to testify against
Bruno Richard Hauptmann IN his
murder trial. it,.
Hauptmann has claimed that
the ransom money found in his
possession was given hiro by fisch'
a business associate, who later re-
turned home to German, where hc
died. n:.,.u.
Fisch, brother of Isidor, and three
other relatives. 1t is understood
that they will testify about Flsch ;
financial standing, attempting 10
disprove that Fisch had much OF
gave Hauptmann any money.
johnson spent several month
in German towns investigating the
lives of Hauptmann and risen.
He selected Pinkus and the
other three as the best witnesses
and sent them secretly to ParIS.
He booked passage ct the las,
minute, attempting to keep the'r
movements a secret.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-09
MISS ROSS IN
SCHOOL POST
Succeeds Miss Bess Child
as Secretary Of H. S.
Executive Office

Election of Miss Gladys Ross,
a resident of Druid Hills for sew
eral years, as secretary in the
executive offices of the Hender-
sonville high school to succeed
Miss Bess Child, who resigned
during the holiday vacation pc
riod, was announced today by R.
P. Freeze, chairman of the city
school board.
Miss Child has accepted secre-
tarial work in an office at Ra-
leigh.
Mr.. Freeze said Miss Ross was
chosen for the position here
largely on the basis of her edu-
cation and experience. She is a
graduate of the Gregg Secretarial
school in Chicago and for 10
years was head secretary in the
University high school in Chi
cago. She has begun her new
duties.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-09
FlueEpidemicAt
Pennington AS
Trial Proceeding
Abrupt Changes in Wealth.
err, Hours in Heated Court
Room Taking Toll

BENNINGTON, N. j., Jan. 9.
(UP).-Abrupt changes in the
weather and hours spent in a
steaming courtroom. have brought
an influenza epidemic to Fleming
ton. Hals41ss
Lloyd Fisher, one of cou34
for Bruno Richard Hauptm660
never has recovered from the case
Of grippe which he brought into
court on the first day of the trial,
although he continues to work.
Influenza has sent four news
paper correspondents back to their
homes and three more are in the
hospital. Another one is back on
the lob after being i'll since the
first day of the trial.
More than half of the people in
the courtroom have colds, and
Justice, Thos. w. Trenchard sips
cough medicine every two hours.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-09
DIRECTORS OF
&C. ELECTED
Officers To Be Named at
Meeting Set for 4:3O
P. M. Thursday

Newly elected directors OF the
uendersonville Chamber of Com
MERGE were announced this morn
inc bv E. w. Ham, vice-president,
in the absence of President Milo
w. Strong. III, oot
on Thursday afternoon at 4:5o
o'clock for the purpose of elect
inc officers for the coming year.
Mrs. Katherine Wiseman Is
serving as assistant secretary IN
the Chamber office, at present,
having taken office on the first
of the year. She succeeds MISS
Clara Reid, who resigned recent
~ Directors for 1885 are as fol-
lows: W. B. Sinclair, T. H..
Franks, H. B. Kelly, A, F. Bar
Der. Yates W. Little, f. F. Latt,
A. S. Browning, DR.: }. U; Ben
nett, E. w. Ham, Fred Justus'
Earl Dolbee, A. H. Houston, \.
I. Edwards, Thomas D. Clark, u.
G. Richardson. o. Y. Brownlee'
H. H. Ewbank, E. A. Smyth, ~,
A, V. Edwards, R. H: Station, u.
NJ Flanagan, Harry E. Buchanan,
F NJ Waters and Milo W. Strong.
Election was through ballots
mailed to members some time
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-09
n. G. Assembly
Is Convened
At Noon To-day
Biennial Session of Legislature Inaugurated With Elec
ton Of All Officers Chosen in Democratic
Caucus Staged Tuesday Night

speaker of the house, and after
the voting today he will become
minority leader on the house
floor.
In perfecting organization of
the minority caucus, B. G. Brock
of Davie, was selected as perma-
nent chairman, DR.. c. A. Peter
son of Mitchell, vice-chairman,
and j. V. Bowers of Avery, sec
rotary.
At the Republican caucus a
committee was appointed to draft
bill providing for SIS automo-
bile license plates and the bill is
expected to be introduced at the
opening session. The committee
is composed of Representatives
Jonas, Brock and Bowers, and
Senator Joe Williams of Yadkin.
The Republican caucus discussed
the sales tax and other legisla-
ton, no action was taken yester-
day.
Z. B. Cloud, the representative
from Polk county, appeared in
the role of the man without a
party yesterday. He occupied a
seat on the back row during the
Democratic caucus, but his name
was not listed among the Demo
cratic members of the house as
the roll was called by the secre-
tary.
Representative Cloud has serv'
ed in previous legislatures as
Democrat. Nominated by the
Democratic party in the primary
last June, he was later ruled out
on alleged election irregularitie:
and C. P. Rogers of Tryon, was
declared the Democratic nominee
Cloud then ran in the November
election as Republican and was
elected over Rogers. He has an
nounced that he is a Democrat.
The 1885 assembly will opel
at noon today and organization
is expected to be completed IL
short order. Lieutenant Gov
ernor A. H. Graham will preside
Continued on page FOUR
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-09
WOMEN'S CIVIC CLUB
OUTLINES DETECTIVES

BREVARD, Jan. 9. (SpeciaD;
A program, broad in scope and
one that promises to be of value
to the club and to the community
was outlined for the years activi-
ties of the Women's Civic club, at
the first meeting of the new year
held Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. VI,
iver Orr, the recently elected
president of the club, presided
over the meeting. A.,
Outstanding detectives for the
wear, as outlined include: Make
the town better and cleaner;
safer town in which to rear eni-
dren. make the town more oeau',-
fuI. create a finer and better a.,
mosphere in the home; MAKE tne
town a more friendly town 10
ward it's guests; make the organ
ization painfully conscious u
those who need it's help.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-09
Los Angeles I'd New York In Five
Hours Tint Is Wiley Posts Goal
Must Ascend $4,000 Feet to Shakespeare to Achieve
Necessary Speed of Miles Minute

some $4,000 feet above the earth.
Post himself declines to predict
his top speed. "I'll tell you my
speed when 1 get to New York,
he said at the Lockheed aircraft
plane, where the Winnie Mae is
being groomed.
The Winnie Mae, a Lockheed
Vega plane to begin with, is struc-
turally and mechanically the same
ship in which Post made his first
round-the-world flight. The motor
has been overhauled, that is all.
It's top speed at sea level is 235
miles per hour. But when the ship
reaches an altitude of $4,000 feet
it's theoretical top speed is $40
miles an hour. Decreased wind
resistance provides the added
speed, and to compensate for the
reduced horsepower from the mo-
Continued on page four)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-09
ACCUSES TWO
Store Theft
Jimmy Drake Bound Over;
Guice and Gianakos
Deny Completely

Mayor A. V. Edwards this
morning bound Jimmy Drake to
the superior court under $1,000
bond on a charge of robbing Pat
terson's Department store on
Sunday night.
In court this morning Drake
confessed and implicated Tony
Gianakos and Carroll Guice. He
said that Gianakos was with him
when the store was robbed and
that he took the stolen property
to Guice's home, told him it was
stolen, and asked him to hide it..
A part of the stolen property
was recovered in the Guice gar
age. Total value OF the property
stolen was estimated at about
500.
Drake was arrested by officers
on Monday when he was suspect
ed of being implicated in the rob-
berry. He was held on a minor
charge until his connection with
the robbery could be established.
Drake, it was reported by Of
ficers, had been seen entering
the Rose building by the Fourth
avenue stairway on Sunday after
noon. From this building he
made his way to the roof, and
through a window entered the
Patterson building, it was al
legged. =,
Finger prints were taken off
a pane of glass removed from the
window in the Patterson building,
and brakes fingerprints, taken
after his arrest, We're found to be
IucrVIIeI, 40 ussS zSGIu. THY IlHSuI
print work was done by Bruce A.
Cox.
Guice this morning denied hav-
ing hidden the stolen property.
He said that Drake came to his
home Sunday night, and that they
talked for a few minutes but
that no mention was made of
stolen property. He said that
Drake told him he had been in a
fight, showed him a bruised hand.
and washed the injured hand in
his kitchen.
Gianakos this morning also de-
MED any connection with the
crime. Both Guice and Gianakos
were bound to the court under
$500 bond each after brakes con-
fession.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-09
LOCAL, PARALYSIS SUFFERERS
TO BENEFIT FROM SECOND
ANNUAL PRESIDENTS BALL
Organization Is Perfected
to Promote. Event
Here, January 80

An organization to promote the
second annual Presidents Ball,
which will be held on Wednesday
night. Jan. 80, in celebration OF
resident Roosevelt's birthday and
TO support the treatment of In
fantile paralysis cases here and
at Warm Springs, Ga, was set up
TODAY as the result of a recent
meeting at the city hall attended
bv representatives of several To-
cal organizations. :,
|. Two dances will be held again
this wear, a round dance at the
Skvland hotel and square dance
at the American Legion CLUB
house. Seventy per cent OF the
set profits will be retained here
for the benefit of sufferers from
this disease and 80 per cent Will
90 to the Warm Springs tounda,
ton. A price of one dollar Will
admit a couple to both dances.
Mavor A. V. Edwards will again
serve as general chairman, WIN
Mrs. Frank D. Bell of the Junior
Welfare club, in charge OF music
and ticket sales. Mrs. John 3;
Forrest of the Woman's club, Will
be chairman of the decorating
committee, j. B. Creech and Mrs;
Nathan Patla of the Legion ana
Legion auxiliary, will be in charge
of the square dance, and Mrs. j,
G.. Bennett will be in charge OF
the refreshment committee. ii. b
Kellv will again serve as treas
urer. T. H. Franks will also
serve on the general committee.
Other committee appointments
will be announced later.
Attending the meeting were
Mayor Edwards, Mr.. Creeeh
Supt. F. M. Waters, Mrs. Patla
! Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Forrest, S. u
Jones of the Skyland hotel, anc
| C. M. Ogle. On
On the evening Of January ~
approximately 5000 dances vii
be held throughout the United
States in celebration OF fresl'
dent Rocsevelt's 53rd birthday!
and in each county or city, n
per cent of the proceeds will be
used in assisting sufferers IRON
tht ravages of infantile paralysis
Thirty per cent will go to the
nresident's fund to be used II
research for a possible cure fol
tn disease. ,o:
Chairman Edwards has aske9
that organizations here not sched
ule conflicting dances or othei
events on the date of the presi,
dents ball and has pointed ou'
that support of this one event is
a patriotic and charitable duty
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-09
TRIAL, ERROR
Held Way OUT
E. w. Ewbank Tells Rotary
Experiment Only Solution
of State Problems

Declaring that too many peo-
pie jump to conclusions and cham
pion unsupportable positions, but
that the history of the world had
been that there had never been
any new thing accepted until it
was rammed down the Threats OF
the people by the inevitable logic
of events, E. w. Ewbank spoke to
the Hendersonville Rotary club
today.
Mr.. Ewbank declared that the
country was in the midst Of the
greatest revolution of all times
and that, while the press of the
country cried out against expert
mentation II government, the
country had reached a situation
where nothing but experimental
ton would get it out.
Referring to international con-
ditions, he declared that no nation
could live or die to itself and
that trade barriers in the form OF
protective tariffs always had ana
always would be a detriment to
the common people. ,
He declared that he had arrived
at the conclusion that the Tennes-
see Valley Authority was gong TO
build a dam here and that the at
titude of the people should be that
if it was built to uplift the United
States, it should be considered as
for the greatest good of the great
est number of people. ;.
He declared that it was his own
judgement that it would make this
a great resort section; but again
he urged that all people not Jump
to conclusions but take the trou-
BILE to find the facts.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-09
FJAFSE" GIVES SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY
Roosevelt Still
Confined By Cold
But He Is Able to Work on
Message; Has Dinner

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9. (UP).
President Roosevelt remained
confined 20 the White House pro-
pcr by q slight cold yesterday. but
he was able 30 continue work on
his impeding social security mes
sage 10 congress and to preside
last night at a formal dinner for
Vice President and Mrs. Garner.
Among the guests were: Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson, Senator and
Mrs. Morris Sheppard, Senator
and Mrs. Geo. W. Norris, Senator
and MIS-. Jos. T. Robinson, Sena-
FOR and Mrs. Park Trammell, Sem
ator and Mrs. Charles L. McNary,
Senator and Mrs. Henrik Ship
stead. Senator David l.. Walsh,
Senator Robert F. Wagner, Sem
ator Arthur II. Vandenburg and
Miss Katherine LenroOt.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-09
Pr \; & CREEK REF DAM OPPOSITION
CALLS MEET FRIDAY NIGH

T. is frankly announced by
sponsors of the meeting that n ~ 10
t 10 Dt f. the dam proposal. The az
t tion t. to be taken will be de deter ans
mined MINI " by the meeting. 81 T mere
G dents 50 of Mills River and dc citizens aaens
t ty0H will H' be given opportunity n,atsd to
express es their views, it is sta 5ta'eI all
citizens of Henderson and ; ira~
sylvania counties who. are ,ntTr
ested in the matter of p preserving es
and making secure the future . It
velopment and progress So! OF 'I 10
section are cordially invited 10
attend the meeting.