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SALE-SUBURBAN.

BARGAIN = S4.T .T5O. ANY REASONABLE
terms. New house. miles north Silver
Spring. on State read; electric range.
h-w h.. oak floors. bath with shower. fire.
place. 5/6-acre lot OWNER. Col 0S53-J.
$1,000 BELOW ORIGINAL PRICE; INdAE-
diate possession. Corner property. concrete
street: almost new 5-room. bath. 1oored-
attic bungalow INV h., fireplace. built-in
garage Reasonable terms. PERRY BOS-
WELL. 34th and R. l. ave. ne.
WHY PAY RENT WHEN AN ATTRACTIVE
new home may be secured for only $3.50
down? Phone Clarendon 1894.
RESOLVE TO OWN YOUR OWN HOME BY
END THIS YEARiacity; i,-, SUBURBAN Big
Church-4-r. mod. brick S3,95O terms.
southeast--Ideal for 2 families; Or, brick,
2 b.. ami. brick garage: S4.975. terms.
6-lo rms; Col; Hgts vicinity s.. go up.
wood rms. S3,450. Big list. ST $50 up;
not modern as is Inspect-act. 10
E z. RYoN Co. l3i6 NY. Ave. Natl. 1907.
WHY NOT DRIVE OUT TO SEE A NEW
-6-room and bath brick house at the corner
of North 10th and Barton sts; Lyon vii
lage. Va. Price. 81 800, or call Clarendon
l071-R. M
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THREE LOTS. 81 FIT. BY $50 FIT. IN
Biair-Silver Spring area sll Improvements:
reasonable. Address Box 3o7-s' Star
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PLYMOUTH late, series 1881 sport coupe.
stery like new, good paint excellent motor;
"a 0OO miles; Sl35. 2S09 18th ST. n.w'
Apt 306
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AUCTION sALEs-TOMoRRoW.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

so ACRES ACTUAL WATER FRONT,
fronting directly on Chesapeake Bay: 1900
feet on wide sand beach wooded along
water front. $4,000: terms. w. G. WILL
L1AMS. Metropolitan Bank Building. Eve
nings. phone Cleveland 6242. IL
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

as title can be had. No commission to pay.
EDW. L. STROHECKER, 1910 Vermont
ave n w Phone METROPOLITAN 2713.
WILL ACCEPT GOOD BUILDING LOTS
as first payment on new 1-room house.
nearby Virginia; $3.50. Clarendon 1894.
SMALL APARTMENT BUILDING.
Our client will pay cash above reason
able first trust for good apartment build
MOSS REALTY COMPANY,
Tower Building. Metropolitan 1875.
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FORD 1885 coupe black finish. in excel
lent shape: S445. terms Phone Columbia
l0324 1923 irving ST. NV
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CHEVROLET 1893 master touring sedan.
q wire wheels with good tires. Fisher no.
draft body. free wheeling, beautiful black
finish: perfect performance. Generous all
lowance. liberal terms: S379. Also 1882
coupe Sos9. Ny Used ,.isr Cars Make MAJ G99S cd
Conn. ave Phone District Ol1O.
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CHEVROLET 1888 black 2-door sedan.
with trunk: kept in Broadmoor Apt Ga
rage. just like new in every detail; $500.
1921 Conn. Phone Cleveland 1898.
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PLYMOUTH 1888 sedan. S345. Original
blue finish very clean upholstery. excellent
mechanically; guaranteed not a taxi; terms.
S45 down Addison Chevrolet, 1887 Irving
St NV Phone Adams 54ll.
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You neeS oniv ga 500 to acSnire this
income and one building. Properly located
income producing buildings are the best
investments on earth for security, appre-
citation of capital and income. Values are
rising. Free and clear homes considered in
trade. Investigate. Address Box S3-T. Star
4 offre
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ROOSEVELT, Ford. Chevrolet Essex,
Buick-Take your choice from S39 . So.
Pay as low as 81 down S5 month. Money
back guarantee open nights. Nolan S
Lot. 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1881 sedan-Any reason
able cash trade or time offer will buy this
car even as low as 81 cash. S4 week.
Nolan's Lot. 18th and NJ sts. NV.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSE

WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
6 70 ROOMS; PREFER OLD HOUSE;
would like possession within 45 days; can
pay all cash. e. A. GARVEY, District
450S. 1926 Vermont ave.
SMALL HOME-FOUR LOTS NEAR SIL-
yer Spring, Md. as part payment, balance
cash. Address Box 290-S. Star office.
WILL PURCHASE TO RMS, CASH;
any white. D. c. houses; reasonable; row
or det. give price. P. o. Box 1856.
CENTRAL DOWNTOWN-LARGE HOUSE.
white. either F, G, H. or K SITS. between
18th to 21St Sts. E. w. BAILEY, 143o
Meridian NV. Phone Adams 4GS6.
CASH FOR HOUSES OR LOTS. ANY SEC
Address Box 1905. Star ofhce.
I PERSONALLY PAY CASH FOR WASH
ington property, white or colored. 6riek
DUTY, 1924 Vermont ave. phone Ma
tional 4482. 80
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DODGE 1894 de luxe sedan black finish.
new tires; car perfect. including radio and
hot-water heater. Only S495, terms. c.
Mack 1879 I4th st n
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PLYMOUTH 1888 coach: attractive blue
finish: slip covers protect clean interior;
rFe tires: 3{H sSS5 Al 49I Eth ST. ss in cosstIn.
Inc. Chrysler- plymouth Lincoln 93a3
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CHEVROLET 1881 sedan. priced extremely
low at Sl35; liberal terms. owens Motor
Co., 1923 Georgia ave.
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CHEVROLET 1885 coach original dark
green factory finish like new: SIS down.
ally guarantees it. Packard Dealer, 1924
l4th st. NV
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PONTIAC 1888 4-door sedan, excellent mo-
tor fine rubber. Spotless interior; shows
the best Of care; S429. My Used Cars
Make Good or Do" Lee D. Butler Inc.
1IAS Conn ave Phnne District n1 10
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FORD 1881 sport coupe original finish;
81 10. terms. c. Mack. 1925 l4th ST. NV.
FORD 1888 Fordor-Just this one and We
have cut it way down and will talk turkey
today for cash or good trade. Ford Deal
erS pond and NJ StS q "
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FORD 1892 VS. Tudor sedan. new type
motor good condition carefully driven.
little used. Sacrifice. 5000. Phone Co.
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CHEVROLET 1898 town sedan; 6 wire
wheels side mountings and built-in trunk;
clean finish and velour interior. Fisher no.
draft ventila ton fine ree-wheeling motor.
excellent tires; S3Q5. At 9Th and Fla ave.
ne. Coast : In. Inc. Chrysler Plymouth.
Tiprnlp Q9Q3
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CHEVROLET 1884 master coach. S445.
Car has original finish, all excellent tires.
has had best of care and is as clean as
can be; q powerful. smooth motor. Addi-
son Chevrolet Sales. 1437 Irving st. NV.
Phone Adams 5411.
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CHEVROLET 1882 coach. elegent appear
ance fine mechanical condition; terms.
Phone Decatur 5612. 2021 18th st. NV.
CRANE,
Ford 1884 VS.. VIII sacriice for sS75
cash. GlasBer's, End and Florida ave. ne.
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CHEVROLET 1892 de luxe sedan. new
tires. original finish; mechanically very
good. Only S195, terms. &C" Mack
1875 18th st. NV
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DE SOTOS! DE SOTOSl DE 5OTOSI
1885 Airdow sedan. demonstrator; $3.50
down balance $50 per month. 1885 Air
stream sedan. 500 down. balance $2S per
month. 1884 Airfiow sedan, $100 down,
balance S25 per month. JACK PRY person.
ally guarantees them. Packard Dealer.
4441 Conn. ave. branch.
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FORD 1885 Tudor sedan, almost new, care
S475 Call Columbia 61S6-M.
FORD 1884 de luxe Tudor perfect through
out: reposSesSed and can be bought by
responsible party with no finance charge-
just pick up the notes. &C" Mack, 1925
Nth st NV.
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PONTIAC 1885 S-cyl. touring sedan. with
large trunk. radio, many extras: carefully
driven months by Pontiac Motor Co.
Official Big reduction. 1921 Conn. Phone
Cleveland 3S3S
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CHEVROLET 1888 town sedan. new ma
room Duco finish excellent tires built-in
trunk splendid mechanical condition and
guaranteed; S345 easy terms arranged.
Barry-Pate Motor Co, 1130 Conn. ave.
Phone District 1900.
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Study this offer from Owner and
Builder preparing for new large building
program VIII sell seven bTand-new A.
family apartments located in growing
northwest section. All 1906 rented under
lease.
Gross income
Interest. operating Costs IA
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CHEVROLET 1888 sport coupe black Duco
finish in excellent condition, the upholstery
spotlessly clean, practically new tires. me-
chanically OK. and guaranteed; 1885. easy
terms. Barry-Pate Motor Co, 1130 Conn.
ave Phone District 1900.
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CHEVROLET 1881 cabriolet-This car has
had excellent care and is in f1rst-class
black finish. trimmed in red with red wire
wheels, leather upholstery and 4 nearly
new tires; A bargain at S225. Will take
Arm Georgia 1912, for demonstration.
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ROCKNE 1888 4-door sedan excellent
dark blue finish. 5 wire wheels with almost
new tires. This car has the performance
Of a new car and is a buy at its price;
generous allowance. liberal terms $3.50,
My Used Cars Make Good or I Do"
Lee Z: Butler; Inc. 1l3S Conn. ave.
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REQ 1888 type Royal de luxe sedan; most
luxurious like new every way; $3.50; must
sell: S35 down: finance Met 6413,
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4-FAMILY APT, NORTHWEST LOCATION.
Just completed and rented; very low price.
DIRECT FROM OWNER.
No Brokers. Phone Emerson 5744.
NEW 4-FAMILY DUPLEX APT IN BEST
Petworth section. = real bed rooms. large
living room: kitchen and dinet. tile bath to
each apt. Total rent. So $50; yearly ex-
penses 81 900, including interest on first
trust Of SS.500 viii show 20co on amount
invested
BRADLEY. BEALL & HOWARD, INC.
Southern Building. Phone National 0271.
3 GOOD INVESTMENTS WITH A FU-
ture, Special low price for quick sale.
l. Zoned industrial on 11th st. Sc. Two
story brick store. r. &; b. Brick house
extra lot. Price. 81 $50
.. Near I4th ST. NV 2nd COM, renting
Sl:.500: 40x145 to soft. alley. Price,
3. Downtown modern fireproof brick ga
rage; 2-story bldg. 3OXS5; elevator.
Extra lot, 30XS5; low price.
THOS. D. WALSH. INC.
SIS 11th St. NV. District 1858
NORTHWEST
M9aeFn store oTd apartment 596ot ana twoSs5 car
alley Present income Shows i3Ss return
on price of S12. $50.
THoS. E. FARRELL CO..
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CHEVROLET 1898 coupe. S3l5, A car that
has had the best OF care and Is in excep-
tionaI condition throughout. A. bargain.
Addison Chevrolet Sales, 1437 irving st.
n " Phnnn Adams "a
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noc noc4e.s11.141e1se1 % g as 9aSs.ao.
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FORD 1894 Tudor. trunk equipped: motor
in excellent condition. fine rubber. spotless
interior. A fine Ford that We have re-
duced to S349 My Used Cars Make Good
or Do" Lee D. Butler Inc 113S Conn.
ave. Phone District 0110.
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END ILLINOIS
RELIEF CRISIS:

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May ., 90,
0iP)-The Illinois legis a;s 20.
voted today to end the STATE ATE ad.
lief crisis by approving tne hill
,roinistration's relief sales TAX l. D
Int without the, emergency ,; S
~ par make il effective immedlate.iSy =
to T msAq measure Ell passed So by .en she
hous ne 90 to S, and by the sen mi os
a 90 ~ IL. will increase the sa .t >
~ ~ 10 ~ ,1 nar cent and release the
s a. O month demanded tS by
tho federal government as 1ne
states eta share of relief disourSe-
ments. uorner said
be would sign the measure h as
me- ne ss he received it, prooao,yy
TODAY. He announced ne % s';r
o coufs with Federal Relief Admin
istrator Harry L. Hopkins FRIDAY
so that the states $9,OOo,ooo
so [lIy fec federal relief appropria-
tions be restored. ,o. +ov
LAS AS approved now, the sales tax
increase will become effective
July !. uovornment
onnronriations to Illinois were
stopped and all relief stations
closed,
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lead over the Senators until the
fifth. when Manush, .Myer and
Schultz drove three runs across
and sent him to the showers
beaten. The Senators made nine
hits.
The New York Giants gained
in the National league race by
taking advantage of Pirate err
rors to defeat Cy Blanton, 5 to
2, while the second place Dodg-
ers were losing to the Reds, to
4.
The defeat was the second for
Rlanton, one of the seasons
rookie wonders, who spaced nine
hits but was the victim OF Two,
errors by Young at second and
five-hit pitching by Tarzan' Par
melee, who won his fifth victory;
With two out, Young booted
Terry's grounder in the first.
Otis double ind Weintraub's sim
gle brought in two runs. Otis
double in the second scored Terry
with two out and Young booted
another one while a third un-
earned run crssed the plate.
The Dodgers rallied in the
seventh to score four runs, one
short of a tie, and dropped a
full game behind the Giants.
George Earnshaw started for the
Dodgers and was charged with
the defeat in his National league
debut. 81 Johnson was the win
ner, although he was knocked
out hv that Dodger rally in the
seventh.
Jess Haines pitched the Cardi-
nails to an eight-hit win over the
pills. 8 to 2. and made two of
the 10 hits allowed by Bevin and
Pezzullo. George Watkins drove
in both of the Pills runs with a
homer, double and single.
Boston was rained out at Chi
cagO.
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liver a veto in person to JOINT
session of congress. e.,
with your permission" ne
said. "I should like to commune
from time to time to act d. lily
Even Rep. Wright Patman' -, H.
Texas, author of the bonus US 81 oi H.
smiled from his seat far PACK IN
the house. When the vote started
bs moved down to the front row
nr his his voice rang like a bell
through the house when ne 'o'eu
to override the veto.
Mr., Roosevelt got careful Pc
,;+a MI attention throughout his
IL l,,e II was uncannily quiet in
the vast hall of the nouse. r,,..
VIZ The tinkle of ice in the glass
,o,,, 10 he heard when Marvin H.
WcIntyre poured glass of water
for the President. Secret service
men stood vigil everywhere, their
ewes darting back and forth across
~ Galleries to anticipate trouble.
None occurred. -.
Not until he had finished his
sneech did the President smile.
Then he turned to hand the bill to
pvrns who shook hands with him.
"Thanks. thanks" Mr.. Roose-
Welt was heard to say to Byrns,
apparently in acknowledgment OF
congratulations.
The President then shook hands
with Vice President Garner, TURN
ed and waved his left arm to his
listeners and walked out.
Senators went back up the mid
die aisle and back to their own
chamber. w.,
Secretary of Agriculture Henry
Wallace, who yawned occasionally
while the President was speaking
went oft the back door. Postmas-
ter General James A. Farley Of
fered his arm to Secretary of Navy
Swanson who is recovering from
an illness. Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins adjusted her
three -cornered black hat, smiled
and departed. ;,
Byrns vainIy tried to gavel the
house into order. congressman
raced up and down the aisles wav-
ing copies of the Presidents mes
sage and shouting to one another.
"Clear the aisles,' Byrns yelled,
"the house will be in order"
From the Republican benches
came the steady rumble and roar
of "Vote, vote, vote
"The question Isl" shouted
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and was pelted for four runs IN
the sixth and four more in the
seventh. Simmons homered for
the Sox in the sixth.
Trailing by five runs going IN
to the fifth, Boston scored SIX
runs and added six more IN the
eighth with a 14-hit attack
AGAINST Pearson, the loser, LLOYD
Brown and Clint Brown, wniie
Yves Terrell went the route IN a
1O-hit performance.
Manager Joe Cron;n's homer
was the big blow in the eighth
inning. Vosmik hit one IN the
first for the Indians. =,
George Blaeholder, purchased
Tuesday by the Athletics from
+bo browns. made a losing debut
AGAINST Detroit. 4 to J., when
Eden Auker took an eight-hlt
Blaeholder allowed ii
hits, including a home run by
Outfielder Fox.
Earl Whitehill pitched the SEN
ators to an eight-hit, D to z We
torv over the Browns, who pick
al mn one of their runs in the
sighth when Pepper smacked out
1 homer. n
Earl Weiland held a l to U
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-23
FOUR NEW CASES OF
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
REPORTED in STATE

RALEIGH, May 23.-(UP)-
Four new cases of infantile pa
ralysis in North Carolina were
reported yesterday to DR.. j. G.:
Knox. epidemologist with the
state board of health, bringing the
total to IL.
The seven on record yesterday
established new high for the
month of May within the state.
Cases reported today were in
Nash, Craven, Franklin and New
Hanover counties. Others were in
BERTHE. Harnett and Halifax coun-
ties. with two cases each reported
in Wake and Pitt. The affliction
appeared not to have invaded
Western North Carolina.
A dozen summer school classes,
and a Bible school were suspend
ed here as precautionary meas
ures against a possible epidemic.
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sEII ss6zsZR lssa,l

B 'yr1s above the eonfp,@i,s :
WIN the house shall LI'i io';.. "'ai
tine tions passage as -, Of the bill, th e' ns, on
standing" notwith.
"Adair," beloved y.
roll call. '''' Name on II,
From somewhere on, -.
fusion r9 came a thunderiUOgo t ne con.
"yipp-eee" saluted the tho sy yell Of
cast cas- I to override the Veto F1 +, ,Gt'
ss... never was in doubt. TIL me ! !,
ma ties. leaped into the ls me i Pa
1t takes two-thirds s' mai lost it.
the members voting to ovo,. 3 u
veto. W override h
As soon as Mr.. Roosevelt,
sage was concluded. sers s,' , mes
ocra \! Leader Joseph T i Pe, 1sn1
predicted that body would IV Sul,
the veto, He cI.;r. Susal
irreducible minimum of yo ssse .
cannot be swayed. 'V'es ID
Mr.. :, Roosevelt apparently I'll,
to influence a single vote n ny Y
house by appearing in ns,,.a
the senate there are several O,.
bers on the border-line Of don ~
including Senator James H LvsS.
Lewis, D., ILL.,, and Senator W.s
George D., Ga.-who MAJ "" :.
been won over by the Presids..
plea. '''''o'
In addition to hard.bit,;r.
lection to its inflationary fs,tn.
the President said that tbs y,
eminent could not Weld with 81,
ty to all groups able to im,,,
congress with claims for s,,,;'
consideration. '
ITO do So" he said, rs to ,h,,
don the principle of gOverrrs-
by and for the American nsnI
and to put in its place govs,,
ment by and for political cos,.i,
by minorities.'
Mr.. Roosevelt was stern in 60.
ing to smash the argument 4,
printing of treasury notes 10 n,
the certificates would not c,s,,
an additional debt.
"To meet a claim Of one IRON
by this deceptively easy metho
of payment will raise sinis, /,
mands for the payment Of ciin
Of other groups he aid "t
easy to see the ultimate result
meeting recurring demands bya
issuance Of treasuy notes."
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HOSPITAL BENEFITS FROM
UNKNOWN DONAR

The sun room at the Patton
Memorial hospital has recently
been redecorated and refurnished
in beautiful and comfortable
fashion by a lady who prefers
that her name remain unknown.
The sun room is now bright
and comfortable addition to the
hospital. and those interested in
the institution will, we know.
Join in thanking the generous
lady whose identity, according to
her own wishes is not disclosed.
The only clue to her identity
is a painting, done nv her own
hand, and hung on the wall Of
the room.
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WORK HITS SPORTS FANS

Sports fans who have been &C
customed to taking their enter
tainment from the top of the hill
opposite the high school athletic
field have been taken down several
notches by activities on the tri-
angular city park within the last
week. At the request of civic
leaders, the city school board,
which controls the property, grant
ed permission to cut down the hill,
and workers assigned to the JOB
bv the local FERA office have
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-23
YANKS SWAMP
CHISOX, IS TO 5
Giants Gain in Mats Race
Making the Most OF
Pirates Errors

NEW YORK, May 23.-UP).
The New York Yankees yester-
day swamped the league leading
Chicago White Sox, IS to D, and
climbed into second place ahead
of Cleveland, beaten by Boston
~ to 5.
The Yankees hammered Jones
and Vance for IA hits as Johnny
Allen held the SoX to seven, won
his fourth straight without de-
feat and pulled the Yanks up
within two games of the top.
Vance was charged with the
defeat He relieved Sad Sam
ZONES in the fifth, blew lead
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HOPKINS SAYS HIS
POSITION UNCHANGED

WASHINGTON, May %: lUP)
Harry Hopkins, federal relief ad-
,ministrator, today said that MS
nosition that Illinois would have to
supply $3,OOO,OOo monthly Tor re;
lief purposes to obtain federal aid
was unchanged.
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NEW JOB FATAL

REVERB Mass, May %. (UP)
Frank Dunbrack, AZ, of Lynn, an
unemployed carpenter, got a job
yesterday on new dog-racing
track under construction here.
Ten minutes after starting work
he toppled from the grandstand
.roof to his death,
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ALONG THE
STREET
PRoWLER BOUND OVER

Mayor A. V. Edwards this
morning bound Marvin Stilwell
to. the county recorders court
under $500 bond on a charge of
prowling about houses at night.
Testimony offered was to the
effect that the defendant had
disturbed citizens in the vicinity
of Second avenue east and Grove
street for some time by prowling
about houses at night.
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PLAN RALLY BACKING
WAGNER LABOR BILL

NEW YORK, May %. (UP)-
Union leaders expect $4,000
trade union members to quit work
st 3 p. m. today and march to
Madison Square Garden to a raj
ly supporting "a greater and
stronger NRA," the Wagner labor
disputes bill and the Black-Con-
nerv 30-hour work-week bill.
Speakers will include Mayor F.
H. LeGuardia, William Green,
president Of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor; Senator Robert
F. Wagner. author Of the labor
disputes bill which has passed the
senate, and John L. Lewis. pres-
dent of the United Mine Workers.
been making the dirt fly under
the direction of John Forrest, who
is serving without pay.
The ground has been given a
gradual slope from Church street
to Main street and the bandstand
moved. A new tennis court for
expert players will be constructed
on the Church street side, and the
remainder of the space will be de-
voted to playground or other &C
Invites.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
RESULTS
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Asheville 9-2, Portsmouth "a.
Norfolk 7, Charlotte 6.
Richmond 6, Wilmington 4.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE

Pittsburgh 2, New York B.
Cincinnati 5, Brooklyn 4.
St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 2.
(Only games played.)
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Philadelphia /, Detroit a.
Washington 5, st. Louis 2.
New York IS, Chicago 5.
Boston IL, Cleveland 5.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Birmingham at Atlanta.
Little Rock at Chattanooga.
Memphis at Nashville.
New Orleans at Knoxville.
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SCHEDULE
pJEDMONT TEAcIJE

Asheville at Norfolk.
Richmond at Charlotte.
Portsmouth at Wilmington.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-23
KNOW YOUR TOWN

Hendersonville has streets whose
names begin with every letter of
the alphabet except the letters
Q, X and u. How many Of them
can you recall?
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-23
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Atlanta 5, New Orleans a.
Chattanooga 2, Memphis a.
Nashville 6, Littlee Rock 5:
Knoxville 6, Birmingham Z.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-15
Baseball Standings
BY United Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland Z, New York 6.
Detroit 18, Washington 2.
Boston 7, Chicago l.
Philadelphia 8, st. Louis 2.