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29-Help (Female)

COMPETENT LADY for general
office work including book
keeping and typewriting. One
with sales ability preferred
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stating age, qualifications, ref
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bDEaN BUNGALOW, close to
bis, ysTed street, bath, two
edcons sleeping porch, two
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+ ,fsERkEe DIViDENDS will be
distributed June 9 BQth to Share
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FgAIE MASSEuSE. r. N.
|, 81 irrigation, hourly nhrs-
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WANTED
27-Farm Products

WE WILL BUY POULTRY Tues.
day. June 18th. Heavy hens
15c. Light hens 13c, tryers
23c Farmers Federation.
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s-FoodstuHs s

sED HENS IsOi;hyers 2se,
~ pork sausage zoe, veal
8 Zoe, calf liver SOC, Star
- GreenYille highway
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l-HOusehold Goods

b u 1! TO sas2 : ,gyssasss you you
Eis.aOleqess Of Norge Rollator
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2 Ado SALES AND SERVICE.
tubes Tested free. Midcity Tire
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we PAY Cash for 'sSod dlea
Ydfnitfre. Call No. 3. Bruri-
son, Furniturs, Cempapy,J y x
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FOR RENT Clean furnished
houses, all sizes, various ioea-
tions. Edw. R. sutherland.
Phone $50.
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lave aa0a a COMPLETE LINE
n fp 90 and better Seat covers.
Wy Tire Company. i M
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For Sale

Autos and Accessories
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Confessional Services 2
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FOrRent,
isEHa.s!

tD' ~ HELP YOU Find a
b. you'll be pleased with
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tol Fifth Ave. West.
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~, H;SssNf-Five-roon cottage,
"saed, hot and cold water,
b., 'SSaIVeniences, one block
nm, NAN street. 400 North
street. Phone 1921.
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Term
IN COUNTY TO
START AUG. 70
Teachers and School Truck
Drivers VIII Meet
Saturday

Formal announcement of the
opening of the county schools was
made today at the county board
of education office. 1t was stated
that all of the schools in the coun-
ty, with the exception OF Balfour
and Fruitland, will open on Tues
day, August 20.
Preliminary meetings for the
preparation of the opening OF
these schools were also announced.
County school teachers will meet
at the courthouse on Saturday,
August II, to hear the plans for
the coming year discussed. THIS
meeting has been called for lO a.
m. A meeting for all school truck
drivers will also be held on Satur-
day, at the courthouse. This Will
be convened at 1870 a. m.
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Barker Heights
Meeting Opened

Revival services opened on
Monday evening at the Barker
Heights church with w: T. Wat
SON, president of the Florida BIZ
BILE Institute, delivering the open
ing message. Arthur Pain, mis-
sionary to Cuba, also spoke on
the mission work in Cuba.
Rev. Watson, who is also, pas.
tor of the Gospel Tabernacle OF
st. Petersburg, delivered a help
full message at the opening serv-
:. The church was filled with q
capacity congregation: The serv-
ices will continue with Robert A;
Godfrey of St. Petersburg, and
Lester Gibbs of Hendersonvllle'
students of the Institute, con-
Quoting the services.
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LAUREL PARK
FIXES BUDGET;
mo TAXCHANCE
60 Percent
Of Revenue Will go In,
to Debt Service

A budget of $1,000 was adopted
last night by the board of commits
sioners of the Town of Laurel
Park, Fletcher Roberts, tax collec-
tor, announced today.
The tax rate for 1885 taxes will
be 81. which is the same as the
levy that has been in effect for the
last two years.
Approximately 60 per cent of
the anticipated revenue will be
expended for debt service, while
the remainder will go for road
maintenance, water service, office
supplies and printing and other
current expenses.
Publication of the list of delin-
auent taxes for 1884 is begun to-
day.
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TESTFIES AT.
HOUSE QUIZ
and VANlSHES
Mystery Man Of Utilities
Lobby Probe Says "Pr-
vate Rights Invaded" s
SENATOR'S FAIL TO
GET HIS TESTIMONY

WASHINGTON, Aug. IS. (UP)
Howard C. Hopson, smiling, joviai
mystery man of the congressional
lobby investigation, today earnest
ly told the house Investigators he
couldn't remember his present in
come, although he recalled MAX
ing 100000 in 1922.
The reputedly dominant figure
in the giant Associated Gas and
Electric company had been sought
for weeks in the investigation of
the $1,800,00O campaign against
the Wheeler ayburn bill but was
found only yesterday.
He mixed flashes of angry de-
fiance with roars of laughter dur
ing the session today. At the end
Of the morning session he again
demonstrated the ease with which
he avoids subpoena bearers by
scooting away in taxi, while an
Investigator from the senate lob
by committee fumed on the side
walk with q subpoena in hand. r
House Investigators earlier aid
ed Hopson in ejecting senate in!
vestigator from the elevator.
Hopson discussed in. detail the
complex System Of his company
which earns an estimated $780,
600, 900 annually but when ques-
tioning conferred on Hopson's in
come, the utility man fared. ~
"You're invading my privacy
guaranteed by the constitution"
he shouted at one time during his
testimony today.
Hopson, elusive mastermind of
the Associated Gas and Electric
Co., utility kingdom. was located
by private detectives and was
brought before the house lobby
committee for questioning.
The stumpy, rotund power mag,
nate last night was brought to q
small town near Washington by
sleuths employed by the house
rules committee, Chairman John
j. OConnorl D,,. N. Il, tolo news
papermen.
O'Connor refused to name the
town or to disclose where the de-
tectives finally had located Hopson
to serve the subpoena.
81 don't want the senate lobby
committee to grab him." he ex-
planned. .,.
The senate investigators, head
ed by Chairman Hugo Black, D.,
Ala, have sought Hopson in New
York and Florida. It was reported
the detectives found him in New
Jersey. 49, -
The senate lobby committee also
met today to question attorneys
who represented the committee on
public utility executives and the
Edison Electric Light Institute
during the senate and house con-
sideration Of the Wheeler-Ray-
burn bill.
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TEXT BOOK PLANS
NOT YET PERFECTED

RALEIGH, Aug. 13.-(UP).-
Possibility of inauguratlng a
state schoolbook rental system
before the fall term opens is re-
mote, A. S. Brewer, director of
the state division of purchase and
contract, intimated yesterday.
Power is in charge of buying
books to be used in the rental
system which was authorized by
the last legislature.
At a meeting of the textbook
commission scheduled for today
publishers will answer proposals
of the commission in regard to
furnishing necessary books.
Withoot revealing any actOal
details, Brewer indicated the re-
suit of today's meeting probably
would not be completely satisfai-
tory to the commission.
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Ban Upon Civil Flights Over Aleutian
Island Areas Among Defense Moves

craft flying over various arsenals
and forts in this country, includ-
ing Nansemond ordnance depot,
Portsmouth, Va; Fort Pickens
Pensacola, Fla; naval station
and the mine deport at York
town, Va.
The. executive order was one
of three major defense develop
ments Monday. The others were
the signing of the Wilcox air
base bill, creating q far-flung
frontier defense system, and the
announcement that a new and
powerful "mystery" bombed is
being prepared for entry in the
u. S. army competition August
% at Dayton, o. ~ - =,
The presidential order will
prevent flights by civil aircraft
Continued on page four)
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Aug. 10:
UIP1-Accusations that the state
conservation department. is being
operated as a political, racket It,
.lere denied Yesterday by Geo. w.
Davis, department commissioner on eI:.
President o. A. Clarke of the Flor
ida Fish Producers association
listed charges against Davis ana
the departments supervision CT
salt water fishing. 18th,
Clark said there is practically
no enforcement of conservation
laws. Davis exceeded his authority
by extending the open season on
mullet last year, Clarke alleged,
and through partially and incom-
petent wardens allowed trout TO
be caught out of season this year
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MISS SEARCY GETS
CASWELL co. POST

Miss Maude Searcy, native OF
this county, this week began work
on her assignment to the position
of home demonstration agent IN
Caswell county. r. ~,
Miss Searcy has for a number
of years been identified with the
Fourth club work which has been
carried on in this county, and has
been an active leader in it.
Last week she completed her
work for the B. s. degree at
George Peabody college, teachers
college at Vanderbilt university,
Nashville.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. IS OOf;o.
President Roosevelt YESTERDAY. -
sued an executive order pronlDir =.
ing civil aircraft from lyle LYLE
over part of the Aleutian lslat 4bo
off the Alaskan coast, where tm nI
establishment of Pacific ha'"i
bases has been discussed. the
The president announced Liz, '
order ''for reasons OF PuOilO
safety" ,ora
Part of the Aleutians Wa
listed in a group of "alrSp pov-
reservations" set aside for s
ornamental purposes. They
described as follows: Ian is
I 'That part of the Aleu''atn orri,.
lands, Alaska, with their the
toria, lwaters, lying west . Cd :"
18th Meridian, west longlta;iUVa dir
= The order prohibits civil
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"With conditions as they are. in
the United States" said the con-
sui, ''it seems to me that the
house should give its attention to
solving domestic problems instead
of the German republic"
The resolution, introduced by
two Democratic representatives,
Thomas Dorgan of Boston and AL
bert E. Morris of Everett, was
passed on voice vote without de-
bate, copies to be sent both
branches of congress and all U. s.
senators and representatives from
massachusetts,. 1t read:
Whereas, it is reliably report
ed that certain Inhabitants of Ger-
many are being prosecuted a0H iac-
count of their Religious faith and
" a" CONTINUED on page fohrAs1 g
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RBlTRATORS TO
ESUME SESSIONS

Aug. 13.-(UP).-
O-EthiOpian arbitrators will
'ene at Paris Friday in a final
% TO settle the Ual Ual and
!! frontier border clashes which
.lpI'ated danger of war in East
.G y Cancellation attempts will
r.'s' peace negotiations among
ICE Britain and Italy, sigma
\, o. ~ the 1906 treaty guaran-
stnIopia's sovereignty.
INST task of the four arbi-
representing Italy
"G ; EthiOpia-will be to Sc
mtn, neutral member of
~, roCIaeitaation commission ap-
H.. y the league council.
'TCa 1S .FtOIitis, Greek jurist, has
COAan1ed on page four)
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Gets Fine Chick
From Fresh Egg
Mrs. Groce Will Groom
Him as Show Bird
Bv MRS. WALTER GKoCE

A few mornings ago l picked
out an egg from a paper sack OF
"fresh" Rhode Island Red eggs
that had remained in a 60 degree
basement overnight, and, having p
frying pan hot and ready,Il gave
the egg a tap with spoon, WHERE
upon from within its mystic laoy-
rinth issued sweet music winch
gave forth the sound, "peep-peep;;,
Immediately a hot water bottle
was filled and a cozy bed ar
ranged. After two nights OF coy
comfort, from that same "tresh
Rhode Island egg" emerged luS-
ty Black Minorca chicken, Whicn
will be groomed to take a prize az
our next county fair. He Will Oe
entered as Melchizedak. :.
But the main reason l am writ
ing this is to warn the county
people to be careful about seillns
their eggs for fear they Will cheaI
themselves, for any one KNOWS
that a fine chicken is lar more
valuable than lust an egg.
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Jeritza And Film
Executive Marry

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Aug.
10. (UP3.-Marie Jeritza, noted
diva of the Metropolitan Opera
company for many years, and
Winfield Richard Sheehan, form
er Fox film executive, were mar
ried here yesterday at historic
Santa Barbara Mission shortly al
ter a p. m.
Sheehan arrived with Miss Jer-
liza promptly at 4 o'clock at the
mission. They were accompanied
by a small group of friends.
Father Augustine Hobrecht,
o. S. M, performed the ceremony
Edmund Burke, film writer, was
best man, Countess Bombelles OF
Budapest, matron of honor, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Cobb, attend
ants.
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3O-HOUR week
BILL DEFEATED
But Senate Calls For Code
Provisions on All Fed
eral Contracts

WASHINGTON, Aug. IS. (UP).
The senate late yesterday reject
ed the Black 30-hour week bill
by a vote of 81 to % and then
passed an administration measure
compelling all industries holding
contracts with the federal gov
eminent to observe labor and
wage conditions embraced in
NRA codes.
There was no record vote. The
action is effective for two years.
1t bans child and convict labor
and freezes maximum hours and
minimum wages at the peak fixed
in codes under which industry
operated before the agreements
were suspended.
The measure now goes to the
house where action is expected
before adjournment. An attempt
may he made in that body also to
substitute the 30-hour-week bill
which the senate turned down
yesterday.
Snator Bennett c. Clark, D.,
Mo-. offered the Black bill as a
substitute for the measure spon-
sored by Chairman David Walsh,
D., Mass, of the senate labor
committee. He was Joined by
Senator Huey P. Long. D.. La.
who charged that the Walsh bill
merely continued the NRA ex-
pertinent which had been tried
and found unavoidable.
Debate on the PROPOSAL was
heated and ragged for three days.
1t found the administration lead
ers bitterly opposing the shorter
work week as being inopportune
at present. President Roosevelt
is known to be opposed to fixing
any inflexible schedule of hours
for all American industry.
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WARN man IN
FREEZING PLAN
Los Angeles Experimenter
Says DR.. Fishbein Ignor-
ant on Project

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-UP).-
The American Medical associa-
ton has warned Ralph S. Willard,
Los Angeles chemist, preparing
to bring a human icicle" back
to life. that it will expose his
claims to publicity as a vicious
hoax" The threat brought an
immediate retort from Willard
that the associations spokesman,
DR.. Morris Fishbein, has been
talking about something Of which
he was utterly ignorant.
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Arms ETHIOPIANS
bat WAR Is NEAR
-, 1895. United Press)
By EDWARD W. BEATTlE
1895, United Press)

By EDWARD W. BEATTlE
!opyTisht, 1885, United Press)
Idols ABABA, Aug. Is. (UP)
beror Halle Selassie yesterday
4 his warriors and wise men
s Ethiopia never will accept
81 solution of her conflict with
y involving loss of her soyer-
DIV, territory or prestige.
Warming that end of the rainy
bon approaches, he summoned
crown council, ministers of
Ie, church dignitarieS, civilian
army leaders to the crimson
'ne room at the old Imperial
ice to remind them of their
Ve responsibilities, that war is
NE emperor spoke to 100 dig
pres wearing white cotton I'M
,gsmentS and black cloaks
fnat in red and blue velvet.
p Tore turbans, Indicative of
d rank.
hsle Selassie made it clear
lopIa does not wish to be forced
REJECT any eleventh hour peace
posaI regarded here as unac-
aOle from the start. He ap-
led to Britain and France to
serve peace but warned Eth
Is ready for war.
ne warriors and the wise meE
NED N silence until the en-
u concluded. then, deeply
ed, pledged themselves to fol-
his leadership in the impend-
struggle to preserve 81 GEN.
Is Of Ethiopian independence,
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" State House Resolution Held
lmpoEite To Germany, BysConsul

tPoO +, Aug. 1S.-CUP).-
\ ~ Aurt Won Tippelskirch, Ger
i tohsul at Boston, will for
20 the German embassy at
n, lngton, for action, copy of a
%ISIon adopted yesterday by
,ot.sssSaehusetts house of repre-
SoIVeS, condemning alleged
ssuuon of minority groups in
,,SSssSlbllity that the incident
'u' assume the prominence
the attack by New York
,lanlsts on the liner Bremen's
"as seen in Won Tippelskirch's
'IInent that ne considered the
,S,'unon "fmpolite and discourte-
- and that he would call it 10
SHStenhon Of DR.. Hans Luther,
Herman ambassador. !78.sl !.
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Deny Charges Florida Conservation a
Department Operated As Racket

in some sections, while forcing
fishermen to stop in otaer dis
1T /. ,only reaspnabh 10 sup
pose that Davis viii not pr cannot
enforce the law, as his department
appears in the minds Of some FISH.
ermen as q political racket"
Clarke said.
Davis issued . blanket denial to
the assertions. ~
Hey sid Wafdens are. selected
only for their ability and that
they make every effort 10 enforce
A' y 81 sisas ql.rse I'll sgssEssisss.
his erronepgs Impressions, Days
said. "As for game Wardens OPP
Grating or being part Of n.Pottifii
cal racket, that y utterly sitly3 : sd
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LEGION AUXILIARY
PLANNING. BENEFIT

The American Legion Auxiliary
will hold an old-fashioned box sup
per on. Thursda yevaning at 700
O'clock at the Legion, clubhouse,
for the benefit Of their welfare
work. St} = b.
Ladies are asked to. bring boxes
and coffee and tea will be served
with the box suppers. ;s,a So
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CALENDAR

Tues. 500 p, m.-Florida Club
meeting set for this hour Ii
cancelled. 3
$3.50 p. m. -! Chamber o:
Commerce benefit concert
Skyland' hotel.
Wed. 100 Sp. M Rotary Club,
Skyland hotel.
600 p. m.-Dance, Laurel
Park Inn. -, ,'-l'.'r
Thurs. 100 p. m.-Kiwanis club
Skyland hotel.
500 p. m.-Moonlight hike
and supper (leave Chamber
Of Commerce officef.
TOO p. m. = Old-fashioned
box supper, American Le-
gion hall; auspices OF Legion
i Auxiliary. ~ q: ~
Fri. g 700 p.m.-Foik Dance Fes-
'tival, city auditorium.
Sat. 300 p m.-Dahce, city gym.
Sun. $3.50 p. m.--Watery rodeo,
Laurel Park beach.
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St. James Mems
Club Will Meet
Tonight At s
Rev. Arthur Sherman Of
Cincinnati Will Be
the Speaker

The mems organization of ST..
James Episcopal church will meet
tonight at s o'clock at Crystal
Springs Manor, in Laurel Park.
Rev. Arthur s. Sherman, of
Cincinnati, Ohio, one of the out
standing visitors at Kanuga Lake
at this time, will be the speaker
at the meeting.
Members are asked to bring
their wives to the meeting.
The August session is being
held with DR.. and Mrs. II. R. Bobst
as host and hostess.
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ngland Demands League Speed Action
BIG PACKERS DENY MALICIOUS
PROPAGANDA CHARGE MADE
BY AGRICULTURAL SECRETARY
labor Renews Threat to
Wreck Roosevelt Re-
I; lief Program

Z CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-(UP).-
The nations large packers today
answered with sharp denial the
charge of Secretary of Agricul-
ture Wallace that they were
spreading malicious propaganda
in blaming the AAA program for
higher pork prices. "If there is
a nationwide effort to misrepre-
sent the effect of the AAA pro-
gram, the packing industry is not
a participant" the statement
from the Institute of the Amer
lean Meat Packers said.
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KANSAN WILL SPEND
HIS SUMMERS HERE

Mrs. T. ]. Heller has as her
guest, her brother, Jack c. REM
bolt, of Kansas City. This is Mr..
Rembolt's first visit to Henderson.
vile and he is much impressed
with this section and expects to be
a regular summer visitor.
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LABOR WARNS F. R.
PROTEST MAY SPREAD

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is. (UP).
American Federation of Labor
leaders today warned President
Roosevelt that labors protest
against the WPA wage may
spread throughout the country,
wrecking the $4,880,000,000 re-
lief program. Leaders were at
tempting to. tie up $50,OOO,00O
in federal projects wit ha strike
of $1,000 $1,000 men. WPA Of
ficials asserted meanwhi lethat
the strike had collapsed.
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.TIrpKEY DAY COMING

JOLIET, Ill.,, Aug. 10. lUPJL
Thanksgiving is over three months
away, but someone already IS
making preparations for bounti-
full holiday feast. Two men yes
terday drove truck to the farm
If T,ouis Van Durand, stole his
turkey pobbler, his hen and their
hro6d Of 27 young turks.
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ORDER SIGNED FOR
SALE OF EQUIPMENT

WASHINGTON, Aug. IS. (UP)
President Roosevelt today sign
ed an order extending the func-
tions of the Electric Home and
Farm Authority to enable it to
promote sales of electric equip
ment in connection with the rural
identification program.
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WARFARE FLARES In
CANNING INDUSTRY

BAYOU LA BATRE, Ala, Aug.
13.-(UP).-Open warfare be-
tween union and non union work
ers in shrimp canning factories
flared here today. Three white
men were wounded and a negro
was badly beaten in the clashes.
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HER LAST DOLLAR

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-UP).-
A woman bought a cheap dress in
IA department store here yesterday,
paid for it with a 81 bill. When
she left a clerk noticed some writ
ing on it. The script said: "This
is the last of a 100000 fortunep
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disqualification
To Be Expanded

WASHINGTON, Aug. IS. CUP
Hospital accommodations for
$500 additional veterans will be
built in various states, costing
$40, 100000, Veterans Administra-
tor Frank Hines announced today.
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JUDGE EMPTIES JAIL

HOPE, Ark, Aug. 13.-UP.
The Jail was "broke" yesterday.
Judge H. Stephens found the
county without funds and notified
three prisoners in Jail to "get out"
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Ar crisis SSH. IS.
final.
TOPICS.
snier Laval Looks for
Word From Ethiopia
as to Concessions
Ar EXPECTED WHEN HEN,
Rainy IA SEASON ENDS

B,prS Aug. 10. (UP).-Pre-
AH oval today awaited a secret
| from Emperor Selassie whl Sa
/ nroyide the basis for the
L.. Britain-Italian negotiations
t;rg thursday. Laval has ask
|S.ssssie how far he is willing
IN toward meeting Italian de-
as on his country.
I,,6,bL 1885, United Press)
<GyD0N, Aug. 13.-(UP).-
yaD5 has demanded that the
fue secretariat place the Eth
sr.Italian dispute first on the
Eda for the council meeting
tember 4, it was learned here
b.. .,
disclosure that the dispute was
led 22nd on the list OF 20
Hes TO come before the council
4 Interpreted as forestalling ell
Is for consideration.