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ROOMS AND BOARD.

TWO BLOCKS FROM DUPONT CIRCLE
Large room with private bath. suitable Ior
. young men; board optional North S179.
BRIGHTWooD- D, Private family; large
front room:, twin beds. shower teiepnone.
garage: walking distance TO cars. reason
able. Phone Georgia 1042.
1929 K ST. NV. the ee-Marque-Nicely
furnished room. private batn eAcsnens
board. home cooking; downtown. To-
2521 conn AvE-ExEiIsivs AvE.EIn1 n,ssss guest house.
I735 10th ST. N.W.-Large room. twin
beds. nicely furnished. next to bath: good
home cooking: S37. SO each
1922 N sT.-Attractively furnished room;
suitable for Or q s,S,d. good meals con5eniai
girls or couple: private home: new furni.
ture twin beds; reasonable: privlleges. lo-
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS with or without
board: near bus and: car line; gooo ioEs i0ea-
ton for Summer; priv Pnons G1ex. 2eoo:
;pSI roons, private home, convenient to bath:
home privileges good home cooked meals:
1905 N H. AVE. NV. (near Dupont Cir.
yT aEaiIaSe nsds IN NORTH {Suss ss1o jay
FALKIAND MANoR-overlookins 10th St.
Rock Creek PARK; spacious rooms: paths.
Showers, fireplaces plenty OF grounqi Su
pervised meals; attractive rates fhohe
1112 NEW HAMtShl1E -AtE..h
for two young ladies' $50 month.
140s I5fh N W-Large front room: 10
min. to Govt. bldgs.; excellent food; cont.
hot water: 81 and So per week Il
17I4 10th N.W.-Large double room twin
beds, next to bath; excellent meals. peau-
tifuliy appointed home: S37 30 eacn.
2O19 18th ST N.W.-Attrsetiye aceommo-
women. S37 5O-s4o Potomac 0512-
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-Newly decorated
rooms: beautiful second-door 'front.'. twin
beds windows: cheerful.
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RESEARCHMENS CLUB. 1907 I tEye) st.
ideal location, downtown; single. So up;
young man desires roommate; board op-
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LAUNDRY MACHINERY-6 roll ironer:
iS-inch extractor. Prosperity presses and
all equipment OF modern laundry cheap.
Phila Pa Hls
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1908 18th ST. N.W.-Light housekeeping
rooms So; small sleeping room. $3. Walk
ing distance IL
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l725 QUE ST. near Dupont Circle. pvt.
home-Bath adjoining. ami: gentleman
or employed lady: references requested.
3 BLOCKS LINCOLN PARK. private fam
ily-Large front room next bath. refined
gentleman. Phone Atlantic 6l23-W to =.
23OI CONN. AVE Apt 73-NceIy furn.
front room and hath in an apartment.
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1919 NORWOOD DRIVE. MD.-S90;
Comfortably furnished home consisting
of living room. fireplace. dining room. )
bed rooms baths. kitchen. screened
porch. electric refrigeration. garage.
l404 X CAFRITZ. DIST. 90S0.
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I147 PARK RID. NW.-Select neighbor-
hood: attractive double front room also
single. room. beautifully furnished; rea-
snnable 1Ss
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ACCORDION-Slo5 AS bass. used instru-
ment; special, $3.50; terms. kits, 1880
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vate lavatory; use of kitchen and living
room II desired. Attractive corner de-
tached hornp facing mark
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BICYCLES. in excellent running order:
some as low as 81 National Sport Shop.
246l 18th st. tnear Col. rdD. Open
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

MONROE ST. NV. BETWEEN 14th AND
1f;th-6 rooms and bath. modern: immedi-
ate possession $50. LESLIE D. MEASELL.
Cleveland 3465.
BEAUTIFUL AND : RIM. HOUSES; OPEN
fireplace. garage: hardwood hoors. porcnesi
yards; newly dec: S65 and $50. Can
Metropolitan 4139.
FOXHALL VILLAGE ROOMS. BATH;
earage. beautiful garden; $50 month. Cau
NJ CAROW- District lA1
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
STATISTICAL CLERK
SIS Tuition ONLY SIS

Civil Service Preparatory School. l.. Adolpl
Richards. NJ. A.. M. s.. Prin., 500 18th 81
NV. Phone Metropolitan 6337.
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1892 OTIS N.E-3 comfortable rooms
with private family, near bath. Phone
GOFth
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WANTED-ROOMS.

MIDDLE-AGED MAN wants room with
small private family: Just plain. but home
like. State all particulars. Address Box
47l-H Star Office
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2633 CONN AVE near Wardman Park.
Large attractive room for gentlemen, twin
beds. semi-private bath. Columbia 3437-
4O3 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Third floor; 2
well-furnished light Housekeeping rooms
with elec. appliance: adults
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WELL-ESTABLISHED BUSINESS desires
offers good income ana Opportunity for ad-
vancement to the right man: we will
choose man between 30 and 45. In an
Swering give experience. fraternal aSSocia-
tions three references and telephone num-
ber Address Box l92-H. Star office.
YOUNG MEN-Good proposition for two
OF neat appearance. Apply 9OS National
Press Building
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314 l1th ST. NE.-Private home; large
front room. twin beds; adults only. Phone
L |
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400 14th ST. NV. Apt 3ELarge front
room southern exposure. next bath; gen
tleman: $50 month. Adams 7022. ID
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18th ST. AT R--Large, gentleman's, semi
private bath: full hotel service. large Clos
cts. SO. Ant. 100, Chastleton-
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
BOATS.

CRUISER PISCES" 42-foot raised deck.
sleeps 4: new. April, 1898; complete equip
ment. BARGAIN for cash. Shepherd 1859.
GRAY MARINE MOTORS new and used.
J. B. Bland, IA l4th st. ne. Phone Lin
coin 6332. 1ss
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APARTMENTS-FURN. & UNFURN.

coMMoDIoUs APARTMENT. GOOD Lo-
cation; can be used for doctors office or
niShed. as desired. Telephone District GAYS.
2434 FRANKLIN ST. NE.-3 R. H, k
b." pchs.: ami. but heat: S25 mo.
32s T nw-3 r. b.. $50; ami but
| at door 16'
APARTMENTS = NEWLY DECORATED.
some furnished in high-claSs northwest
| buildings Car available on appointment
Call MRS GREEN. Adams 4548
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

LEGHORN CHICKS from our finest nedi-
greed breeders. $40 hundred; Reds. Rocks,
trapnested stock, S12: expert custom
Matching. 2l2 cents: visitors welcome q.
D. Vosbury. Lee Highway at Merrifield
Va: Phone Falls Church s44-F-3
POULTRY FARM Z acres. stock for sale,
Phone Berwyn 110-M. One mile from Md,
College on Baltimore pike. l7s
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

1866 KENYON ST. NV Ink. rooms,
hall. private bath. Just redecorated. Rea-
sonable 10 responsible adults.
521 TENNESSEE AVE NE.-Beautiful,. 8
large rooms, private bath. shower. h.-w.h..
newly decorated; reasonable: adults; near
car line.
5sIh SHERRIER PL. NV. suburban home.
l room. porch and kitchen. electricity
Included: $50. Phone Cleveland 1857.
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AIRY ROOM. newly furnished. modern
apartment. with Jewish couple: gentleman
preferred; reasonable. Met. O426.
1893 18th NW.-LADY SHARE . RMS.
BATH, SEP. ENTRANCE; BEAUT. FURN !;
DELIGHTFUL MEALS.
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3l72 18th ST N.W-Laree front room
suitable for couple; private bath. newly
daForatpd.
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2l42 o ST NV. Apt. 6-In apartment;
twin beds: suitable for .; unlimited phone;
convenient 2 car lines reasonable. IL
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HOUsEs-FUR. & UNFURNISHED.

S75-5-BED-ROOM HOME. SLEEPING
porches all city conveniences; D acres,
lawns, garden Jersey COW; . miles Chain
Bridge rd Va Call OWNER. Emerson
6422. IL am. to L., or : pm. to m.
IL
DETACHED GROOM INSULATED HOUSE.
2 baths. large screened porch, double ga
rage near . schools. 3606 35th ST. W.
Phone Emerson 922S.
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RENT-FLATS.
HOTSES-FURNISHED.
DETACHED CHEVY CHASE

SHARE HOUSE. COMPLETELY FUR
nished between Connecticut and Wlscon-
sin aves.. southern exposure; three acults
Phone Emerson 26S6. 10
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1870 LAMONT ST-Large.. comfortable
room. next bath, in cultured home. Call
Colunhia 1ar4
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FITTSBURGH. YOUNGSTOWN: LEAVING
Sunday morning can take 3 passengers
Phone Metropolitan 0s02. l6'
GENTLEMAN DRIVING PACKARD TO
Miami Sun, take 3 or 4. Phone Adams
3U6l-J. Share expenses. 16'
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a149 FLORIDA AVE near Dupont Circle
Attractive double and single rooms. semi
private bath; private family: meals
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1927 HARVARD ST NV connecting
bed rooms near bath in private home
elec. grill il desired; near car lines and bus.
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1926 N ST. .NW-Well-kept heated single
room; Walking distance; continuous hot
water heat; owner phone: gentleman: Sl2.
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EIEc. REFRIGERATION sCHooL-Class
starts about March 90. Learn this profit
able trade 1892 14th st. NV. Phone
District $3.50 IT.
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
MOTOR TRAVEL

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
Wonderful French method used. DR.. Della
Ledendecker. 3025 o NV, West 1l20
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1322 ST. NW-Large Ink rooms with
running water, $3.50 wk. up; bright sleep
inc rnnmS running water SR I'D.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

I642 NEWTON ST. N.W-Extra large
front bed-living room. next bath. con-
venient; phone; $50 single. S25 double.
THE GRALYN. 1745 N st. NV. down
double room. attrac-
tive single room with open porch; cont.
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yyANTrD-SAIESMEN.

1LESMAN-Experience home study sales
man, represent State-approved institution
experience necessary; real deal, plenty CO
operation: car necessary. See Mr.. Hay
ward Ambassador
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

JNFURNIsHED Ink. APT. BY REFINED.
young couple: entire second hoor IN modern
home, cInse-in northwest suburbs. about
SIS Address Box 366-H. Star once.
FURNISHED GROOM AND KITCHEN
apt. in vicinity OF Cathedral. Phone En-
er-on 0s42
MODFRN l-ROOM FURNISHED APART
ment IN 2Oc zone Immediately: sos.
Address Box 3I7-H, Star ONCE. 10
UNFURN. GROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH
apt; prefer northeast or location conven-
lent to Union Station: $50 or $3.50.
Phone Atlantic $500
WANTED UNFURN. ROOMS. KrTCH-
enette bath northwest section. preferably
walking distance downtown. Address BOX
6-H Star ONCE.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

ACCOMMODATIONS for boarding horses,
including exercise and pasture Reason
able rates. Phone Shepherd 1857.
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IS45 BELMONT RID. NW.-Attractively
| furnished double room. private bath. Bel
mont Tea House. Columbia 0134
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FLOOR MANAGER.

RETAIL TIRE SALESMEN
Only men willing to work need apply
See Charles W. Dreyer. 1901 14th st. NV
Evening star., 1935-05-06
Boy Giant Weighs
3S5 Again After
Loss Due to Illness
Recorers appetite That
Makes Him Eat as
Much as 3 Men.
Sy the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ALTON, Ill, May 6.-Robert Wad-
low, 17-year-old boy giant, stretched
his 8-foot-1 p inch length in the
family rocking chair yesterday after
eating q hearty home-cooked meal
and announced 1t "felt fine" to be
home again after a six-Week, tube-fed
stay at st. Louis hospital.
Back to his usual weight of 3S5
pounds-he lost and regained go
pounds during his illness-Robert was
still weak from a protracted siege of
erthritis and an infected foot and
spent his first day at home sitting
up"
Hes overjoyed to be back at home" p"
said his mother, Mrs. Harold Wadlow,
who refused to 60 into details about
her big sons meal. ....-....-
He is very sensitive about letting
people know how much he eats" Mrs.
Wadlow explained. But his appetite
Is back now and he is completely re-
covered"
Robert, q high-ranking senior in
high school here, had to be fed a
liquid diet through the nose when
his appetite vanished at the hospital.
He consumes 1000 to 5000 calories
Q day. two or three times the amount
Of the average man.
Physicians predict the youth will
reach an ultimate height of feet in
the next five years.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
ALEXANDRIA.
Va,

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May s (Spe.
ciaD Henry Nestor. singing cop"
will be q feature Of the floor show to
be staged at the police ball at Armory
Hall Friday night. The ball is for
the police charity fund.
The carnival brought here to raise
funds to meet . $4,000 deficit in
CURED in staging the National Fire
mems Association Convention here
last year will have its grand opening
at the North washington street
grounds tonight.
Louis Kicherer, 81, retired butcher,
died this morning at his home, 614
South Patrick street. He leaves two
brothers, Charles and Henry Kicherer.
both Of this city Services will be
held at 2 pm Wednesday at the
Cunningham funeral home.
In place Of its afternoon meeting,
the Alexandria Kiwanis Club will be
host to the families and friends Of
its members at $50 pm. Thursday
in observance Of mothers day.
State personal property tax re-
turns for 1885 are now being made
at the office Of Commissioner of Rev.
enue c. H. Callahan in City Hall
Returns must be filed by June /
The personal taxes are to be paid
prior TO December 5.
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BREMER PL0TTER
ACCUSES SUSPECT
Man Taken in Mississippi
Pointed Out Victim,
Bolton States.
~ the Associated Press.

ey the Associated Press.
ST. PAUL, May g. Harry Sawyer,
arrested in Mississippi Friday night
by Federal agents, today was named
by Byron Bolton, Bremen kidnap de-
fendant who pleaded guilty three weeks
ago, as the man who pointed out Ed
ward G. Bremen at st. Paul bowling
alley before he was kidnapped. Bolton
testified in the Federal court trial Of
Arthur doc" Barker and nine others,
charged with completely in the $780,
600 abduction.
Bolton, 37-year-old alleged machine
gunner for the Barker-Karpis gang,
took the stand as Government wit
ness. He pleaded guilty on April Is to
a charge of conspiracy to kidnap
Bremen. Sentence was withheld pend
Ing conclusion of the present trial.
Asked by United States District At
torney George Sullivan, whether Saw
yer's name was mentioned at the time
Bolton met George Ziegler, alias Fred
Goetz, who now is dead, and Willie
Harrison, fugitive. in Chicago the
night of January IL, to discuss kidnap
plans, the witness said:
"Yes. He (ziegler) said that Sawyer
had already pointed the man out to
him. He said Sawyer had taken him
to q bowling alley and had shown him
the man there"
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BRIDGE KNOCKED DOWN

WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE,
Ohio, May iPy.-Sheriff w. H. Icen-
hover said last night 100-foot bridge
over Sugar Creek was knocked down
by an automobile.
Oley Duncan of Dayton. driver, was
slightly injured. He claimed the
bridge collapsed when he reached 1t,
but the sheriff said Duncan's car hit
a corner of the span.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
King Boris Promotes Cyril.

SOFIA, Bulgaria. May (P1.-Prince
Cyril, who once was wined and dined
In the United States while on search
tor an American heiress. was promoted
yesterday by his brother, King Boris,
to be a major general.
The appointment was regarded as
purely honorary.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
Alumni to Plan Social.

SEAT PLEASANT, Md, May 6 (Spe-
ciaD The annual meeting of the
Alumni Association Of the Maryland
Park High School will be held tomor-
row night in the school to make ar
rangements for the June social.
Evening star., 1935-05-06

Decause evaporated milk is
actually more digestible, ply.
sicians are advising its use in
infant feeding.
There is no better evaporated
milk than White House. 1t is
pure cows milk real milk !!
:. with about 80 per cent of
its natural water removed. AL.
ways keep a supply on your
pantry shelf.
Remember White House Milk
is accepted by the Committee
on Foods Of the American
Medical Association.
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PROGRAM FOR INDEPENDENCE
DAY WILL Be DIVERSIFIED
Thousands Expected to
Pursue Favorite Sports
Thursday
STORES AND OFFICES
TO CLOSE FOR DAY

No set program has been ar
ranged for. the observance of In
dependence day. the Fourth of
July, in Hendersonville, but mer-
chants and others will take the
day off.
Large crowds of visitors are
expected in the city for the day.
and entertainment Of various
sorts has been planned by recrea-
ton centers in and near the city.
Large crowds arc expected at
the various bathing beaches and
swimming pools in and around
the city. Golfers. tennis players.
horsemen. fishermen, bathers and
others will pass the holiday in
following their favorite sport.
Picnics. as usual. will be a fav-
orite diversion.
The Hendersonville Golf and
Country club is prepared to take
care of scores Of local and visit
ing golfers and the CITY tennis
courts are expected to be crowd
ed during the day.
In the evening dance will be
given at the city gymnasium at
which Bill Davidson and his
Bachelors of Rhythm, leading
southern colored orchestra, will
furnish music from $3.50 to 80
o'clock.
The postoffice, bank. city and
county offices, stores and other
places will be closed.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-01
Boy Scouts Are
Financing Trip
Theatre Tickets TO Be
Prize for Best Work

During the past week the Boy
Scouts have been working toward
raising $25 with which to com.
plete their fund to send one OF
the Scouts to the national jam
boree in Washington. Prizes were
given last week to the boys who
were outstanding during the week
in this work. The boys who won
prizes were: Fred Waters, Jr,
who won the highest score, Eu-
gene Feagen, Ed Kalin, Jack
Smith, Kalmin Sherman, Brooks
Williams and Billy Foster.
Each month prizes will be given
to either the outstanding patrol
or the outstanding Scouts in this
troop. H. F. Buchanan manager
of the Carolina theatre, has Of
fered free theatre tickets to the
patrol in the troop which makes
the highest average in test pass
ing, keeping the oath and nav,
etc, in the troop.
Scoutmaster David T. Mash
burn urges that all parents see
that the physical examination
blanks sent to them recently are
turned in this week, as this IS
important.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-01
TAX PLAN WORRYING
HEADS OF TWO PARTIES

WASHINGTON, July 1. CUP.
Republicans took the offensive
last night against President Roose-
velt's erich must pay" program
when Senator Arthur Vandenbure
of Michigan - frequently men
toned as a possible COP. pres'-
Dental candidate-called it "a sop
to political strategy"
Next week senate and house
committees will begin drafting the
bills calling for higher inheritance
and gift taxes and an altered
schedule of corporation levies.
Vandenburg, who sometimes
supports President Roosevelt and
other times opposes him, laid down
a set of conditions under which
he was willing to support revision
of the tax schedule.
eff we are to have new tax
BILL" he said, "let it be real tax
hill and not a mere political ap-
peal to mass prejudice. | bitterly
oppose uncontrolled initiation. The
rate of public spending and pub
lie waste now going on leads ul-
timately either to initiation on the
one hand or heavily Increased
taxation on the other. 49,"
GAS between these alternatives
I chase taxation"
"There is point" he said be"
CONTINUED on page FOUR
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-01
Libby Holman Keeps Young Reynolds
Under Guard, Fearing Kidnapers

cottage, near Breakwater Court
Miss Holman chose a residence IN
this sequestered and exclusive sec
ton of Kenebunkport rather than
at Ogunquit where the theatre is
located to live as quietly and OBJ
scurely as possible. Local police
give the place general protection,
and by sea there is the surveillance
afforded by coast guards from Bid
deford Pool and other stations.
Miss Holman took the Kenne,,
bunkport cottage on June IT, and
residents have remarked of her
anxiety to be at home except when
rehearsals and occasional SHOP
ping trips take her away. Inc re-
cent Weyerhaeuser kidnapping at
Seattle may have aecentuated ner
fears, it was felt.
Widowed by one of hfe,s strang-
est shooting tragedies, Miss H9 Or.
man is to play a leading ;, COMEDY
role in Accent on Youth" q pay
about a. middle7aged playwright
Continued on page four)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-01
JAPANESE-SOVIET
TENSION GROWING

MOSCOW. July l. - (UP). -
Diplomatic tension between ia
pan and Soviet Russia today was
increasing because of a series of
incidents along the border be-
tween Siberia and the Japan
sponsored empire of Manchukuo.
Three times within the last
fortnight. according to al official
Soviet statement, japanese and
Manchu soldiers have crossed the
Amur river and Invaded" Soviet
territory. .-. ..........
A formal diplomatic protest has
been made to the foreign office
in Tokyo bv the Soviet ambassa-
dor there with regard to the first
invasion and separate protests
probably will be made covering
the second two, the statement
said.
The new crisis follows a period
of apparent Improvement in Sow
iet-Japanese relations due to set
Element of the Chinese Eastern
railway controversy. in which
Russia agreed to sale of the
strategic line to Manchukuo, at
the insistence nf Japan. The rail
wav lies wholly in Manchukuo,
but was owned by Russia.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-01
By JACQUES D'ARMAND
Copyright, 1885. by U. r.

MEXICO CITY. July /. (UP).
An accord proclaiming a law
granting amnesty to all who have
participated in Mexican rebellions
for the last 20 years will be sign
ed at today's regular cabinet
meeting by President Lazardo
Cardenas, the United Press learn
ed on the most reliable author
ity. ,:oJ
The amnesty would be applied
to church, civil and military, Of
tenders alike, and would include
papal delegate Ruity Flores, no"
an exile in San Antonio, Texas
former President Adolf De La
Huerta, now a voice teacher IN
Los Angeles. and Jose G. Esco,
bar leader of the abortive 1919
revolt, who is now in Canada.
The United Press Informant
said that the accord will be pre-,
sented to the attorney-gener"
and military authorities; asking
That all charges against 'fugltiVes
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-01
ASHEVILLE NET
TEAM BEATEN
Local Tennis Players Cap
ture Six Of Eight Hard
fought Matches

The Hendersonville tennis team
defeated a team from Asheville
here yesterday afternoon six
matchs to two.
All the matches were hard
fought and the outcome was in
doubt throughout the afternoon.
In the No. 1 match George
Fain defeated Senior Portugal of
Cuba, a visitor in Asheville, 6-l,
6-3. Portugal took the first game
but Fain ran out the set and aft
er trailing 80 in the second ran
off three games to take the
match.
Lester Branson and Bob An
ders fought through three hard
sets, Branson took the first Ga.
Anders spurted and ran out SIX
straight games in the second but
Branson steadied down and took
the third to win GA.
Ivan Smith and Earl Milligan
battled through three sets. NIL
ligan took the first IS, Smith
took the second 6-3, but Milligan
ran up a Al lead in the third.
Smith came back to tie it up at
4-all and finally win the third
and deciding set at Sc.
H. A. Smith defeated jimmy
Howell in long two set match
at 6-3, 81. Both players were
unusually steady and long rallyS
contested most of the points;
Smiths steady chopping proved
too much for the little Ashevllle
lawyer. -: Co..
Broadus Jones, Jr" in his tlrsi
match play took the measure OF
lanky Pete Little, CO, 81. flay'
ing steadily and stroklng nicely
Jones outlasted his more expert
enccd opponent in dogged pat
tie in the second set after run
ming out the first nicely;
In the doubles George Fam ana
Ivan Smith smashed out 80, b,
4 win over Jimmy Howell and
Earl Milligan. H. A. Smith anG
Charlie Cheves dropped a hard
fought three set match to bran,
son and Little, Ga, rs, SO, ana
Bob Anders and j. Il. Barker
pulled out a 4-6, Ga; 70 VIII
over Arthur Yorke and fortugal
after being behind several times
in the third set.