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Beverages & Liquors

LIsueP Co 1905 Columbia I'd NV .AD $500
Ace BeVeFaae Co 2A42 IS NV ..... ,AD 1850
Ambassador Beer Z Liquor 246S IS NV. CO I220
AmbFogle OelIeatessen ia & Fla AZ NV NO 202S
Cairo lIauOr Shop 1918 II nw..........N NO 97l2
CastsI LIquOF Store 1859 You q nw...M0 94l9
2 D lIquOr Store ,S24o Mt Pleasant co 242O
eiyman's LlquOF Shes S125 Mt Pleasant CO ASS
Jaffe Ilquor store 201 G NV. Dl 1872
MulhOFIR's Liquor Store II a nw.......ME 9S76
RELICS llsuer store 1853 q ct NV 49,. MO 94I9
ReliabIs LiquOr Store 18th & r / Az ne De 222I
Rh0dS island Llquer Store 914 b I AZ ne 20 ASS
. llauer Store 625 Pa Az ss......... ~ s727
spanish StOrs 1888 nth NV. ..........DE 1888
St0slMaR's LIqueP Store 2746 II NV CO 6767
True Blue Liquor Store 1888 Wis NV WE IS4S
NeeE Wine q Liquor Store 1851 Ca az CO S66S
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Printing & Engraving

Acme PrIntjns Co 7Os 18th uw....... MA 1858
BoIand Social Enar 1919 T ct Suite sos MA 294A
Courant press Inc 1859 Wis Az NV WE $500
Gibson Bros Inc 1872 I ct NV MA 1887
GoodhaFts 1914 Il st NV MA STU
The Law Reporter Print Co Law Briefs MA O82S
W Roberts Co 500 18th NV ... MA 4S9A
Harry Wade 80 King ct Alex Va. Tel 1913
DUPLICATING
{ BOnInl 1919 y 1t nw.............ME s324
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Real Estate-Service

WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE
J Wesley Buchanan Inc 016 18th NV me IIA'
Cess Realty Co 1405 Eye ct NV. ....... MA 1885,
RObt MeKseVer Co Shoreham bldg. MA AIS
Weaver Bros Washington bldg. ..........DI 948
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BuiIders-Contraetors-
Materials

American House Cleaning Contractors me 0446
Chas n wilt 2119 ct NV WE 2I%3.R
o BayIIss Builders & Cont 5lS King AlSx 29S
J A Collins Brick-Plaster 8O7 T st NV 20 1928
C Edwards Bldg Material 926 ct NV MA 1875
3 n GruVsr s16 Investment Big ma 1857
Murphy Amss LbV I'd Rosslyn Va. WE ISIS
Col Robt M0og Wash Blvd Buchanan .CIar 229O
Ed PslIlnen 507 Elm av Takoma Park Md.
Rudolph & West 1882 N 7 Az NV -. MA S070
Harry Wardman 1919 z uw...........0I $3.50
MAMTELs Z THING
GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE
Potomac Glass CO 1913 9th NV. .OG cess
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Professional Services

Feet Hurt7 Improved Locke Method ... DI 640s
Or ] r Francis Dentist 1924 18th ...... NO 5639
Or WIN B Rock us 9th NV MA 0l92
Or Nelson (specialist) 4O4 7th ct NV Treatment
free One , leks medicine $1.0O
Or Scott's indian Med Co 1905 9th NV. .P0 57O1
Wash Business Bureau 226 Bond big. MA O724
Or W Cameron Foot Spe 1884 NV mo 8482
PERSONALS
Parrish Evans Day Nursery Permit 512. IL 7SSa
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PIumbing-Heatins

Charles BrOOme s14 r ct ns....... AT 1851
John W HiOdOn 1900 10th ne. ...........P0 022s
Call Sutton res plumber 1909 o nw.....P0 ESQ.,
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BEITZELL'S NEWEST HOME
FEATURED BY BARBARA HOLMES
OPEN AND ILLUMINATED TONIGHT
313 JEFFERSON ST. N. w.
BEITZELL, DISTRICT 300
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HOME OR INVESTMENT
Near Union Station. six-room brick.
hot-water heat. Rented for $40 month.
Price for Quick Sale, $3,875
HOWENST"IN REALTY CORP.
14O6 H st, N, W, District 1877
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Drug Stores
Eleventh st Pharmacy 300 II Se........ IL II23
HIltons Pref Pharmacy 1888 22d NV. WE OO26
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WEAVER BROS, INC.
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Washington Bldg. Dist. 04S6
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Suburban Houses for Sale

FORECLOSURE BARGAIN. IN most desir.
able community three miles south of
District in nearby Virginia. Six rooms.
bath. garage. lovely grounds. walnut
1896.
rm bungalow modern. 81, $50, easy
terms. choice lots. Ballston. Va. Ad.
dress Joseph Woiford Clifton Sta. Va.
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LoANs-S30O or lesS Domestic Finance
Ave, Mt. Rainier. Md. Phone DEC. 4674
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-21
Gov. Johnston's Easing Of Highway
Deadlock May Bring Settlement

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. q -
(UP).-A virtually complete capl-
tulation by Gov. DIN D. Johnston
to the demands of an adamant
legislature today had ended john
sons military dictatorship OF, the
state highway department and as
sured a solution of the depart
ment's muddled affairs.
The break in the deadlock came
suddenly yesterday when the gov
ernor ordere dmilitiamen to leave
the department they have con-
trolled since October %, resclno-
ing his proclamation of insurrec-
ton. -,
So determined were both leglsla-
tive houses that the governor o
surrender should be complete I NE
house refused to act until IL Ia aC.
heard read the governors oroer
to Adjutant General James So a.
.Dozier revoking the insurrection
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-21
Grove Street Plans
Special Program
Monday Evening

At Grove Street Gospel church,
on Monday evening at 1890, the
Christmas exercises of the Sunday
school will be given.
An interesting program mas
been arranged which includes reel
tations and hymns by the children
and the children's chorus will as
sist throughout the exercises.
A special feature of the eve
ming will be "Tell us, what is
christmas and this will bring to
mind the need for telling the Cos
pel in the regions beyond, where
people know not of Christ, and
therefore have no Christmas.
A hearty invitation is extended
to the public to be present, and
the offering received on Monday
evening will be used in further
ING the work of the Gospel among
the boys and girls of this COM
munity.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-21
$1,000 Unclaimed
For Three Hours

NEW YORK, Dec. 81. (UP).-
A $1,000 bill went begging in
American Airline's ticket office
here for the three hours yester-
day.
AT 1920 a. M, C. L. Toohey,
Detroit lawyer, bought a ticket,
for his home, received a ticket and
change for 500 bill and went
to Newark to board plane.
At II: 80 a. m. the ticket agent
discovered he had no 500 bill in
his till, and was 5000 "long' in
his accounts. He did have a
$1,000 bill. He telephoned the
airport. A company representa-
tive dashed to the plane and ques-
toned Toohey. who said it wasn't
his and he wasn't short 5000. So
did the other passengers. The
plane took off.
At l 80 D. m. radio message
was received here from the plane
that Toohev had counted his
again and decided the spare
change was his. =
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Summary for Month to Date

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-(UP).-
The winter of 1885 made its
first thorough-going effort yester-
day. The middlewest experienced
the coolest day of the season, the
mercury slid well below zero in
the northwest, SHOWS delayed
trains in the east and freezing
temperatures prevailed in Sacra-
mento, Cal.
The cold blasts came from the
Canadian northwest, tempering
gradually as they moved south.
DEVILS Lake, N. D., found the
thermometer at a new low of %
below zero; Duluth, Mimi, had 20
below, and Charles City, Ia, 10
below.
At Chicago's municipal airport
the official reading was an even
zero but suburbs were colder.
Temperatures moderated to the
southwest, with Kansas City re-
porting nine above and rising rap
idly; Amarillo, Tex, 80, and Sac
ramento, so.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-21
SUICIDE AGAIN
THEORY Held
IN TODDDEATH
Advanced by District At
torney's Office; Waiter
Warned Not to Talk

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 21-The
theory that Thelma Todd, blonde
movie actress, committed suicide
by running the motor of her auto
mobile in a closed garage, was adj
vanced last night by Deputy Dis
trict Attorney George Johnson,
who declared that he definitely did
not believe that Miss Todd's was a
monoxide murder, as had been
suggested by George Rochester,
grand jury foreman.
A coroner's jury had previously
held that she died accidentally of
poison fumes from the motor IF
her car, but further investigation
was recommended. The grand
Jury will begin hearing witnesses
on Monday.
In spite of the theory that Miss
Todd died about dawn Sunday,
four other persons reported see
ing her on Sunday afternoon,
bring the number to six persons
who claimed to have seen or heard
her voice after the supposed hour
of her death. These reports were
discounted by Johnson and other
investigators.
Another angle was supplied by
the report of Alex Hounie, wait
er at cafe where Miss Todd was
the guest of honor at party on
Saturday night. He said he had
received a post card on which was
written: withhold testimony on
kidnap trip" He also told police
two men crowded his car to the
curb Thursday night and shouted
"You have had your warning.
Take it easy" A police guard was
posted at his house and fingerprlnr
experts examined the card.
Persons who believe they saw
Miss Todd on Sunday are: Mrs.
Jewel Carmen West, estranged
wife of Roland West, Mrs. Sara
Kane Carter, and Mr.. and Mrs
]. A. Clough.
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proclamation.
The senate wa sstill deadlocked
in bitter debate late last night I'M
til Senator John Williams of
Aiken, a member of the 1O-mem-
Der committee that conferred with
the governor, informed the senate
that the committee had made "no
compromise" with the governor.
Both houses then acted swiftly.
The house "bob-tailed "a third
reading bill with a proviso to in
stall j. S: Williamson, chief high
way engineer, as administrative
head of the department for a pc
riod of 60 days under a supervis-
DRY board composed of State
Treasurer E. P. Miller, Comp
troller, General A. J. Beattie and
F. c. Robinson, secretary of the
state sinking fund commission.
House concurrence in the
was virtually assured
today. .:. '
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-21
HOLD TWO IN
ROGERS death
Buncombe Sheriff Says
Stories of Man and Wo-
man Are Conflicting

ASHEVILLE, Dec. 21.-A man
and a woman, who Sheriff Lau-
renee E. Brown says admit that
they spent some time Thursday
evening with J. Roy Rogers, As
year-old Turkey Creek farmer
who was found shot to death on
Goodman road yesterday morning
we're take ninto custody late yes
terday for investigation.
Last night Sheriff Brown SAID
that their stories conflicted par
t ttSi as to what happened
while thev were in Mr.. ROBBERS car
and as to the time they separated
from him. c,.
The two held are: Essie Carver,
%. Rankin avenue, and ner 1lrsC
Continued on page tour)
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hrong Faces Bitter Cold For Prize Awards
TEMPERATURE HERE STRIKES
IMMERSION OF 6DEGREES;
COLD SWEEPS CENTRAL NORTH
Thermometer Here Was
Low All Day Friday,
Readings Show

The temperature dropped to 6
degrees above zero this morning
at an early hour as Hendersonville
was visited by the coolest weather
Of the winter, according to official
figures of T. w. Valentine, coop
Grating U. S. weather recorder.
The temperature during the day
Yesterday failed to rise above 18
degrees, according to Mr.. Valen-
tines figures, and continued to
drop during last night to low of
6 degrees about sunrise this morn
ing.
The cold wave was accompanied
by a high northwest wind and the
weather was the bitterest eXperi-
enced thus far this winter. Tenn
peratures were moderating today
and the cold wave is expected TO
abate possibly by tomorrow.
The figures for the past week
ara aS follows.
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JAPANESE LECTURER
TO CONTINUE TOUR

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. I'll
CUPID. - DR.. Toyohiko Kagawa,
Japanese Christian Socialist, will
be permitted to proceed on his
lecture tour of the United States,
the immigration board of review
has announced.
The board stipulated that DR..
Kagawa must be accompanied by
a physician and nurse.
The japanese religious leader
has been held since Thursday,
when he said he was suffering ira
choma, an eye infection.
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Mrs. J.E. Lytle 10
Be Given Burial
Sunday Afternoon

Mrs. ]. Emery Lytle, 6Z, ale ef'
on Friday evening at 7:l5 o,f a,et,
at the home of her son, G Ston ey
Tytie, in Barker Heights alter oil
illness of about year, lillian
Funeral services will be nel1 vi
Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock a.
Noore's Grove Methodist church
and burial will follow in the ceme-
terry there. ,r5
She is survived by her husband
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Rogers of Hendersonville; two
sons G. R. Lyle of Henderson
Vile, and ]. H. Lytle of Fletcher;
two sisters. Mrs. S. j. Pittillo OF
Fruitland, and Mrs. ]. A. Maxwell
Of Hendersonville; two brothers,
NJ. NJ. Rogers of Fruitland and
d. V. Rogers of Hendersonville;
also three grandchildren. ..'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-21
Sacred Cantata
Sunday Night At
Methodist Church
"The King Cometh," by
Stults, To Be Annual
Musical Offering

A sacred Christmas cantata Will
he given at the First MethodlsT
church on Sunday evening at 7:3O
o'clock. The cantata, "The King
Cometh," by Suits, is under the
direction of Miss Kate Dotson.
choir director.
The cantata will begin with an
organ prelude and opening chorus,
awake, Put On Thy Strength Oh
Zion" and is in three parts as
follows: Part 1, A King Is Prom
ised. Soprano solo, "And There
Shall Come Forth a Rod" by Miss
Margie McCarson. Baritone solo,
ain His Days Judah Shall Be
Saved" by Mack Salley. Soprano
solo, Therefore the Lord Himself
Shall Give You a Sign" by Miss
Virginia Ellison. Trio. alto, tenor,
and soprano, "For Unto Us a
Child Is Given" Chorus, "Thy
Kingdom is an Everlasting King
dom" with Miss McCarson and
Mrs. Gardner Bly, as soprano obi
cato.
Part II: The Incarnation. So
nrano solo, "And the Angels Said
Unto Mary" Miss McCarson. Bar
itone duet, "And the Holy Ghost
Shall Come Upon Thee" by Will
liam Stokes and Gardner Bly,.
Duet. baritone and alto, Fear
Not For Thou Hast Found Favor
With God" Chorus, "He Shall Be
Great" and duet, soprano and
alto. "And the Word Was Made
Flesh" D.
Part III: The King is Born.
Chorus, "There Were Shepherds
Abiding in the Field Quartette,
"And Lo the Angel of the Lord. ,
Chorus, Gear Not for Behold l
Bring You Good Tidings." Alto
solo. "And This. Shall BE a Sign
Unto You" by Miss, Tommie Shep-
Continued on page four)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-21
ITALIANS THROW GUARD
AOUND THE BRITISH
EMBASSY AT ROME

ROME, Dec. Fl. (UP)).--EN-
traordinary precautions were ia
ken to guard the British embassy
last night. :,
Besides the usual police patrol
around the embassy, a company
of soldiers mounted guard in a
nearby street.
Several other companies of sol
diers were ordered near the Pi-
azza di Spagna, where the British
consulate is situated.
Some reliable quarters believe
the additional guards were or
dered to Illustrate any possible
demonstration against the abrupt
demise of the Anglo-French pro-
posals for peace between Ethiopia
Continued on page FOUR
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Milne MOVED
HOME, BELIEF
Quits Hospital After Treat
ment for Narcotics, Kid
napers Gave Him

DOYLESTOWN, Pa, Dec. Fl.
-CUP).-Caleb J. Milne. ~, 20,
held captive five days by kidnap
gang was removed from a Hospital
here to an unannounced destina-
ton.
The youth is recovering from
overdoses of narcotics believed to
have been given him by his abduco
tors. He was able to walk out OF
the hospital. He was accompanied
.bv Harold C. Nathan, assistant to
J. Edgar Hoover, chief of federal
agents, and his mother: 1t was be-
lieved the youth would be taken
to Mrs. Mines home at Wood
stock, N. Y.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-21
A. R. CORN. S.,
PASSES AWAY
Funeral Will Be Sunday at
II A. M. for Dana
Road Resident

Arthur ROLAND Corn. Sc, died
at his home on the Dana road this
morning at 5 a. m. Funeral serv-
ices will be held Sunday morning
at II o'clock from the Grab Creek
church and burial will follow IN
the cemetery there.
A retired farmer, Mr.. Corn was
native of Henderson county, a
son of the late Nathan and NATL
da Bell Corn.
His wife died about six years
ago and he is survived by the 1olc
lowing children; Mark Corn OF
Asheville, Mrs. ]. E. Osteen OF
Tendersonville, Mrs. Dat Mccall
of Brevard, A. L. Corn of tuxedo
end Mrs. Jane Capps of Idaho.
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COP. Liberal.
CONSERVATIVE.
BATTLE LOOMS
One Possibility in Move
Now in Progress to
Nominate Borah

WASHINGTON, Dec. Fl. (UP(
Adequate financial backing has
been assured in the presidential
candidacy of Senator William Z.
Borah.
While the money has not bee
definitely pledged it became APP
parent today that Senator Borah
would not lack the necessary cam
paign funds. This development,
coupled with formal avowal by
Borah that he would cooperate
fully with liberal forces placed the
Idaho veteran squarely on record
that he will oppose Roosevelt.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81. - A
battle between conservative and
liberal elements of the Republican
party prior to the national conven-
ton in Cleveland on June 9, and
possibly during the convention
loomed today after an announce,
ment yesterday by Senator VIM
E. Borah that he would cooperate
fully with movements in variou.
states to make him or some Other
liberal the party candidate on 6
liberal party program.
The first campaigns to select
Borah-instructed delegates to thu
Cleveland convention were already
underway in Wisconsin and Mas
sachusetts as Borah's formal state
ment of cooperation was mad,
yesterday, and it was also report
ed that Kingsland Macy, former
Republican state chairman, wa!
heading such a movement in New
York state. Pledging of New
York's 90 votes in the convention
to the Idaho senator would give
him a tremendous advantage il
pre-convention possibilities for thu
G. o. P. nomination.
Borah, in his statement, de
clared that it was his purpose t,
obtain a liberal platform and lib
eral candidate with which to com
Continued on page four)
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Toys Ready For
Those Dispensing
Them On Monday
May Be Had at Legion
Club House, Mrs. Anders
Announces

Mrs. Ed Anders today announced
that all city organizations wishing
to dispense toys to the children of
unfortunate or needy families are
expected to send representatives
to the Legion clubhouse Monday
between the hours of 2 and a p.
m. This will mark the conclusion
of arrangements looking toward
gathering and repair for distribu-
ton of toys at Christmas time.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-21
Ships Explosion
Is Fatal To Six

SANTOS, Brazil, Dec. Fl (UP)
Six men are known to be dead
after a terrific explosion blew the
Swedish steamship Britt Marie al
most to pieces. 1t was not revealed
that there were any other victims.
All but four seamen escaped from
the ship before $3.50 tons of sui
phur exploded. Two warehouses
were destroyed by fire.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-21
Hauptmann's Last
Plea Is Due Soon

TRENTON, N. j., Dec. II (UP)
Bruno Hauptmann probably Will
send the last plea for his life to
the court of pardons on Christmas
eve, his attorneys and wife indi-
Gated today. He will spend Christ
mas alone in his cell, forbidden
visitors. Mrs. Hauptmann said ne
"feels fine" and shows no despair.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-21
RESCUE PLANE
IN new FLIGHT
Reaches Argentine, Sir HUI
bert Wilkins Takes 1t
Further South

RIO GALLEGOS, Argentina,
Dec. 21-UP).-Sir Hubert Will
kins today took off from here in
the rescue plane flown south by
Dick Merrill. Wilkins will fly to
Magallanes, Chile, where he will
board the schooner Wyatt carp,
en- route to Antarctica in search
for Lincoln Ellsworth, accompa-
MED by Harold Linburner, piloc,
and William Klenke, mechanic.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-21
|S NANHEIM
HIVES 1886
CAR
. Turkeys Given And
h, Then Sought For
|Vst Of Event
IoO HOLIDAY
'T IA INDICATED

|. ,s,asand people stood
- ,,,i wind yesterday
/. -: a.. expecting Santa
.,,sa, with the Hender-
Trste Iu5ilee's grand
[,r5 q 1856 Plymouth de
E.i,o- sedan, with his or
+ cs:-on saint of Christ
+ arrived. the new car
:or Miss G.. c. Man
RI avenue east, Hen
Then her number was
D. Clark, master of
Miss Mannheim came
Z, Main street from
he. fought her way
! crowd, was pulled up
a large truck where
i and the judges were
! nd then waved trium-
|, ne thousands around
Is who made certain that
], made no mistake were
lr. Edwards, Sheriff NJ.
nd Chief of Police Otis
Is S. Maxwell was the
=
, Chamber of Commerce
Ter the awarding of this
4 Jubilee prizes, Miss
aid she was Overjoyed
ID fortune that had come
, never driven a car" she
d I'm afraid that the
'Ich | may be able TO get
!. ne to sell it."
Lalheim came to Hender-
aa June from Danville,
she has since lived with
,sr, Michael Mannheim, a
!, the American cafe near
.ern railway depot. Her
Is issued by Shipman's
rider, Mrs. Noah HollO-
bed Mccall, Mrs. E. J.
t. G. Roper, Bessie Levi
Y. Wertz were awarded
) turkeys, and five more
TO be claimed
weather became so in
0id that the judges and
!, had 70 seek shelter.
o; the FIVE remaining
7re 10 remain posted on
bier Of Commerce office
until noon today, and
piers drawn and posted
EaeyS were not claimed
|Sre.
meet presented the ap-
1 o: a carnival grounds
E:'tayS event was over.
[@-ee tickets were strewH
F.>olsandS over the side
a., almost a half mil
rs We're issued by firms
kIs IT the Jubilee, this
presenting purchases of
/" c,lOn dollars.
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Senator Schan
Now Improving

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81. (UP)
The condition of Senator Thomas
D. Schall, Republican of Mime
sofa, struck down by an automo-
bile Thursday was reported today
as somewhat more favorable"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-21
rstnas Music
BAPTIST Church
|pday Evening

n N !. christmas program of
,s,, of given at the First
,,J,I2 On d; Sunday evening
.rs ,,ock' The program will
! TO sanc,issims-Fried-
10. 800 Little Town
E.
e. he STAR !:
p shepherds Song
''s CaroI-Deems Tay-
|SaoI C .i.,o- -I Yon-
EN grs ? e, y under the
u,
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IS
READY T0CIVE
AREAIN Trade
Hull Sees Drift Toward
European War as Slow
ing up Now
TWO NATIONS AGAIN
CLAIM VICTORIES

ASMARA, Eritrea, Dec. 81
(UP). - Many Philippians were
killed and injured when Italian
planes repeatedly bombed and
eventually dispersed an armed
column of 5000 men between Quo
ram and Lake Ashangi, 60 miles
south of Makale.
Italian headquarters announced
that bombs set fire to Ethiopian
camps over an extensive area.
UNITED PRESS
Latest developments in the
talo-Ethiopian war and conse-
quent reactions in Europe today
were:
Adds ABABA: Ethiopia claims
military successes along the north
ern front, reporting Italian cas-
ualties of more than 600 and the
capture of several Italian posi-
tons.
ROME: Premier Mussolini will
not reply to the. now defunct
Anglo-French peace proposals. "A
strong guard has been established
around the British embassy and
the British consular offices by the
Italians.
r LONDON: Britain repeatedly
repossesses definite assurances OF
support from the Mediterranean
powers in the event Of attack on
sea by Italy.
PARIS: Ethiopia's publicity
counsellor" says that Ethiopia IS
ready to give Italy the occupied
territory between North Adigrat
and Aduwa and the section occu-
pied in Ogaden, the southeastern
province of Ethiopia, in exchange
for a seaport.
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WEATHER

rtsle change IN
cnigh': .J,v. increasing
StsS
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GOOD AFTERNOON

Duke university psychologists
find horse that can do mind read
ing. If one of those we've bet on,
it's still blushing.