davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31

szeljek. A vilag sorsanak in
tezeset mem biztak ream, s6t
meg tanacsot Sc kernek t6lem,
hogy kellene AIT intezni? En-
nelfogva okosabb letemre be-
fogom a szamat es mem te-
seek ugy, mint manapsag a
nekikergdlt amerikai magyar
words testvereim szoktak Csc
lekedni, akik minden aron val
toztatni akarnak az Egyesult
Allamok kormanyzati rendsze-
ret. Ugy jarnak maid vele,
mint D0mok Pista 0csem jart,
aki egyszer vendegsegbe volt
hiva a dabasi Halasz-csalad-
hoz es azzal kezdte, hogy
amint asztalhoz ultek, meg
szolalt::
A sotartonak mem az asztal
baloldalan, hanem a jobb-
oldalan a helye.
Raneztek a haziak nagy
csodalkozassal, de mem SOL
tax semmit, hanem hagytak a
sotartot a regi helyen.
A leves utan megszolalt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
DOS SAND OR

tot.
- Hat, magyaraztam ne
XII, - add ide ait a szivart es
en- maid szivom, te meg maid
kopk0dsz melle. Icy mind
kettonknek meg lesz az elve-
zetunk.
De bizony ere agyarara
kapta, mem jutott nekem
abbol tObb, csak a fustjenek
a saga.
Amint mentunk-mendegel-
tunk volna, inert a kOlcsOn
automobillal nem lehetett am
vagtatni, inert kehes volt ne
melyest a belso szerkezete,
megalltunk egyszer, inert igen
csalogato barack agak hajlot-
tax XII egy kertb0l az Ultra es
mi ait bizony megdezsmaltuk.
Rank is szolt a kocsiban ma
radt fatal asszonyka (mert az
is volt velink am,) nagy fed
d6leg:
= Ejnye, ejnye, tisztelt
urak, tudjak-e, hogy mi tor
tenik akkor, ha a tizparancso-
latbol megszegnek egyet?
Ranezett a szekely gobe es
nagy komolyan felelte:
= Marad kilenc.
Mivel a tiz parancsolatos
barack fatol meg messze volt
Mansfield, hozzAfogtam a me-
seleshez es elmondtam utitar-
saimnak ait, hogy a rsgi
nagy orszagban, amelyet Tria-
non olyan sikeresen tett tonk-
re, hogy csak ugy jajgat tole
ma is Europa, volt Becsben
egy ruhagyaros ceg, amelynek
egyszer a nyakan szaradt
vagy ketszaz tucat regi diva
tn telikabat. Jok voltak azok
a telikabatok mindenkeppen,
csak eppen a szabasuk ment
XII a divatbol, nehezen akadt
rajuk vevo. Osszeiilt tehat a
ket gyaros akik tarsak voltak
es megegyeztek abban:
Jo lesz, ha elkuldjtik a
magyar kis varosokba Klein
urat, inert Klein ur a leg
ugyesebb ugyn0kink. Ha az
Sc tudja eladni azokat a tell
kabatokat, akkor akar tiizre
is vethetjik azokat.
Mikor mar ICY megegyeztek
behivtak az ugyes embert Is
ait mondtak neki:
- Nezze csak Klein ur! lit
vannak eek a megmaradt
telikabatok, amiken tul KEEL
lene adni valami m6don. Eek
mex a kabatoknak tucatja 400
forintert adhato Ell, de ha mem
megy maskent, odaadhatja
tucatjat $50 forintert is.
sNos, utnak indult Klein ur
a kabatokkal es el6sz0r is K6-
szegre pent ahol a Kohn es
Hirsch ruhakeresked6 ceget
kereste fel. Ajanlotta Macy
hevvel a tell kabatokat, de
Kohn csak fitymalta a regi di-
vatot es igert tucatjaert $40
forintot.
Taviratozott Klein ur nyom-
ban haza a gyarba:
Kohn es Hirsch $40 TO-
rintot adna tucatjaert es ven-
ne negy tucatot bel6lik. Ad-
hatom-e tucatjat $40 forint-
ert?
Ket ora mulva oft volt a
valasz Klein ur kezeben:
Adhatja.
Tovabb utazott Klein ur
K6szegr6l Szombathely fele,
pr6balkozott oft is a kereske-
d6knel es egyszer csak tav-
iratozott Becsbe:
- A szombathelyi Kovacs-
ceg 800 forintert venne kaba-
tokat. Adhatom-e tucatjat
800 forintert a Kovacs ceg-
mex?
A tavirati va1aSz isno6t csak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31

kdUdUOkOIl 0S 6eCS I1lcSlIlL
csak ait surgony0zte, hogy
Klein odaadhatja annyi penz-
ert is. Szegszardon 200 TO-
rintra, Papan 160 forintra
szallott lie az ar es akkor
Klein ur tovabb ment Gy0n-
gy0s fele. de alig lepett XII a
vonatbol, elfogta a regi sziv-
baja, 0sszeesett felholtan Wit
tex a korhazba. Az orvosok
r0vid vizsgalat utan megalla-
pitottak, hogy Klein uron
mem segit mar semmifele foldi
orvossag, tehat megkerdeztek
t6le, hogy van-e valami roko-
ma, akit ertesiteni lehetne.
Klein ur cslggedten felelte:
- Rokonaim vannak ugyan,
de azok ugyse varnak uta-
nam semmi 0r0kseget, tehat
mem tor0dnenek vele, hogy
elek-e vagy halok? Ellenben
volna nekem egy nagy kivan-
sagom. Szeretnem, ha tavira-
toznanak Becsbe, az egyik f6-
n0k0m utan, akivel meg SEE
retnek beszelni legalabb egy-
seer.
Megtettek neki ezt a szives-
seget. Surgony0ztek Becsbe
a gyarosoknak es a regi al
kalmazott kedveert sietve tilt
yonatra ez egyik tars, hogy
Gyongyosre menjen. Kocstvsl
vagtatott a gyaros a gy6ngy6r
81 palyaudvarrol a k6rhazba
es jokor erkezett, inert meg
volt valami elet Klein urban,
aki nagy szuszogva megszo-
lalt:
- Tudtam jol, hogy az en-
eletemnek mar befeliegzett, de
megse britain addig meghalni
amig ont meg mem kerdeztem
hogy voltakeppen mennyiert
adhattam Dol1aa legolcs6bban
asokat a tell kabdtokat?
Ennek kapcsan azutan el-
meseltem egy anekdotat Ford
fel6l is. A hires AUTOMOBILE
kiralynak egyszer vendege volt
egy angolorszagi tudos, aki
miutan vegignezte a gyarat,
leiilt Forddal a teritett asztal
melle es ebed kozben meg
kerdezte::
= Mondja, Ford ur, mi lem
ne a legolcsobb ar, amiert ma
ga az automobiljait adhatna?
Ford mosolygott a kerdesre
es ingerkedve felelte:
Talalja ell tisztelt uram.
A tudos azutan elkezdte a
talalgatast. Probalkozott ket-
szazon, maid szaz0tvenen, az
utan szaz dollara es amikor
0tven dollarra szallott lie,
akkor meg mindig csak a fe-
jet razta Ford, amire az an
gol tudos felkialtott:
Talan huszon0t dollar
lenne a legolcsobb ar?
Amire Ford ICY magyaraz-
ia meg a dolgokat:
- A mutt ev soran huszon-
OF millio dollart kerestiink az
automobilok javitasahoz sziik-
seges alkatreszek arusitasabol.
Megtehetnem ait, hogy ingyen
adjak minden csaladnak Macy
Amerikaban egy Ford kocsit,
inert akkor a javitashoz sziik-
seges alkatreszeken evente
szazhuszonOt milliot keresnek.
Val6szinu, hogy Fordnak iga-
"a is volt. De nekem ennek
hallatara eszembe jutctt
mindaz, amt Himler 0csem
lapjaiban olvastam a Ford
gyarban folyo munkas-nyuzas
fel6l es csak annyit mondok,
hogy ilyen verrel epiilt jarmti
nekem ingyen Sc kellene. El6-
relation azonban, hogy akkor
gyalog jarnek, inert a t0bbi
automobil k0ril is ICY fest
a hn1vznf
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31

~
A masfel orara tervezett, de
masfel napig tarto alliancei
keresztel0 utan vegre ujra ell
indult veliink az automobil a
mokusok hazaja fele, Mans
fieldre. A tavolsagmero kis
ora ekkor kereken szaztizenOt
mertfoldet mutatott es ugy
gondoltam, hogy Mansfieldig
k6 szaz mertfoldre ugrik elo,
de t0bb lett belole, inert ekkor
mar a harmadik automobil
ke1 ekeit koptattuk. Az elso a
fis ne volt, a masodik a young
stowni lapszerkeszt6e, a har-
madik pedig a joravalo Ma
tyas 0cseme, akit6l a batyja,
K6rosfoy Janos kolcsonkerte.
no, ha ajandek csikonak mem
szokas a fogat nezni, akkor a
kolcsonbe vett automobilnak
Sc jo a gepezete felol erdek-
i6dni. Mem volt ennek ez
esetben Sc semmi baja, csak
eppen a nyaka volt veres.
Egyebkent gorbe uton men
tiink Mansfield fele. Utkoz-
ben addig magyarazgatott az
Agyenes ut felol a szekely gobe
K6..6osfoy, hogy egyszer csak
Massilon varosba erkeztunk.
Mondtam neki nyomban,
anlint a valosagra ebredtem:
- Hallod-e, Janos, mem lit
varnak bennunket a moku-
Sok.
A szekely huncut, ravaSz
nosollyal felelte:
De lit vetjuk meg a mo-
kus vacsora agyat.
Hat nem mondom, ugyan-
csak szepen fogadtak bennun-
ket a szekely atyafi, Matefy
uram hazanal. Megemberel.
tex benniinket tisztesseggel
talan ma is oft ulnenk, ha
nekem mem lett volna sietos a
dolgom. De hat mennem KEEL
lett, merthogy Mansfielden a
komaasszony, Sedlak Ferenc-
ne negyedik hete hizlalt mar
kukoricaval egy mokust az en-
puskam vegre, ait oft mem
hagyhattam hogy mas l6jje lie
el6lem. Megmondtam tehat
Matefyeknak, hogy j0vok en-
meg maskor is, s6t csak egy-
seer hivjanak es ketszer j0-
v0k, inert jo vendeg vagyok
am, aki tudja a tisztesseget,
Olyan, ah mem hoz semmit,
de viSz mindent.
Ell is vittunk egy szakajtd
eros paprikat a massiloni kert-
boil, hadd lassak, hogy igazat
beszeltem. Csak eppen afelett
tiin6dtek, hogy sz6ren-szalan,
hova tudtuk olyan gyorsan el-
ralmi a zsakmanyt. De meg
mOndtam nekik:
Sohse t0rjek rata a fe-
jiiket, inert olyanok vagyunk
mi, mint az egyszeri cigany.
banda. Azzal is megallapodott
volna mar a vendeglos a mu-
xsika fel6l, csak eppen AIT kifo-
gasolta, hogy nincs k0ztiik
dobos, amire meltatlankodva
kialtott fel a primas:
Minek nekink dob? Amt
n en- bandam tagjai elemel-
mex, AIT a nagy b6g6be dug
t&k.
Mikor ezt befejeztem volna,
akkor megindult veliink az
autOmobil Is akkor vettiilk
&szre Bence Janossal, hogy
kett6nknek sincs tObb, csak
egy szivarunk. Mondtam err
re J&nos ocsemnek sep $40
val:
Hallod-e, Janos, add ide
MT q szivart nekem, inert
van egy kitin6 gondolatom.
IL - 4 = TX -
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-16
lagwell Says Speedy Conservation
@ly Can Save Midwest From Desert

for without them we should be
unable to travel for more than an
bour or two after dawn. The Mis-
sippi was nearly dry so that our
pontoons suffieed for the cross
ing. :,
-four records show that at the
junction of this with another
great river, the Missouri, there
was once a considerable city and
that this was a country devoted
70 the cultivation of grain. There
are now only moving piles of dust
for at least a thousand miles. VI
the city little remains except
some skeletons of twisted steel.
II is not recommended that exca-
vations be carried out at this
noint, since everything of histor-
zeal value was moved to the east
ward as the desert encroached.
"The cause of these desert
conditions is different from that
which ruined the civilization to
the east, Here it was the exposure
(Continued on page four)
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ROXY N. Speed IPISUDSKI NOW
ARRIVES here lies In STATE
Noted Home Economist to
Conduct Cooking School
Two Days

Mrs. Roxy M. Speed from the
Kelvin Kitchen, Detroit, Mich,
arrived in Hendersonville today
to conduct two-day free cook
ing school for The Times-News
and a number of other business
firms. 80
The sessions will be held on
Friday and Saturday mornings in
the auditorium of the high school
building. .......'.
The Kelvin Kitchen, which Mrs.
Speed represents, has it's own
laboratory and all recipes and
formulas given are tested and ap-
proved there.
A staff of six economists who
lecture in practically every state
of the union, is maintained by
the Kelvin Kitchen.
Mrs. Speed comes to Hender-
sonville after having conducted
FREQ cooking classes in Hickory,
Burlington, Greenville and Spar
tanburg.
She will use electrical appli-
ances in all of her cooking, in
Guiding both electric refrigera-
ton and electric stoves. She will
bring many new ideas of great
value to housekeepers and the
school will be educational, inter-
esting and entertaining.
Special prizes will be awarded
each morning of the cooking
Continued on page four)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-16
Railway Workers
Demand Security
By Legislation
Is Held Desirable Even at
Cost of Government
Ownership, Is Said

WASHINGTON, May 16. (UP)
The Railway Labor Executives
association last night said that
workers would demand retirement
security "even though it may be
necessary to advocate government
ownership"
The supreme court recently
held a retirement act unconstitu-
tional.
The association said that anoth-
err retirement measure will be in
troduced into congress and it
would make every effort to OBJ
tain it's enactment into law. This
measure would eliminate those
features which the supreme court
criticized. .........
"The trend of the times de-
mands retirement annuity plan
to insure workers of security in
their declining years." a state
ment issued after today's meet
ing said. Nothing will be left un-
done to accomplish this end even
though it may be necessary to ad-
vocate government ownership of
railroads. The employees are de-
manding a plan to insure workers
of security in their declining
years" a statement issued after
Yesterdays meeting said. Moth
ing will be left undone to accom-
plish this end even though it may
be necessary to advocate govern
ment ownership of railroads. The
employees are demanding a plan
of retirement security and we are
convinced that they will have it
at any cost" .
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-16
Diet Hats Malady OF calforni4
Whose Body Was Turning Into Stdae

ter's vital organs to proper place
-ss was performed hin: thessafs
Of 1o.ysar-old Jane 'NcH{irEN
Fall River, ,Mass.,-wiA. 49, ia
necessary because WalttrS sorc
gans. were "funetioninH .ylpksstH
as: 3 result. Of a earefdllt -
diet" - ~ a~a IA
Miss 1Brayton had reapsnl M 39fs
specially prepared vs&e$ablt $ie.
from which caiciam had ESe}feFt
tracted, and that she win De-. .cpM
pletely cured in another .thfse
months IL she zprogns $50 aslte
has in. the last two months 49,
Miss Erayton :6 free AM6rispain,
able to walk 10 to ,15 bi6eks "a
day, dress herself, csokshsrss own
meals and wear shoes for fhAdlrst
time lin. years; Her. ysaselecfsACe
softening, hpr I, bones ;lsSrdt aiaag
again. ~ r. ,Tn a'fEEft
;"She ID. being restored .nSwsstdoA
normal diet, including eskinn;n
- Continues, on Ta8e fouBt sify.
it .,gEu IDS .lu- Il fii, tal ., ,.sSs. . n;
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-16
Senate Leaders Think Wagner Labor
Bill Will Pass; Opposition Moderate

ity to enforce its decision in in
dustrial disputes.
2. 1t compels employers to ne
gotiate solely with representatives
of the majority of workers.
8. 1t writes into the law of the
land the right of workers to bar
gain collectively through represent
tatives of their own choosing
without coercion from employers.
q. 1t outlaws company-domi-
mated unions.
"This bill is designed merely to
apply to industry generally the
benefits of our rich American ex-
perience," Wagner said in ex-
planning it's provisions yesterday.
''It is responsive to the ominous
disturbance of last summer when
blood ran freely in the streets and
martial law was in the offing.
an it's search for industrial
peace combined with economic
Justice. it appeals to the consci-
ence and intelligence of all those
|. Continued ON page three)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-16

WASHINGTON, May 16. (UP)
Early passage of the Wagner Ia
Dor disputes bill-the main prop
supporting the present era of in
dustrial peace-was forecast last
night by senate leaders as sur
vey disclosed only moderate oppo-
sition.
Senator Robert F. Wagner,
Democrat, New York, former Ger
man immigrant and author of the
hill. opened debate yesterday with
vigorous refutation of charges
that the proposal was radical"
"communistic" and would place
industry at the mercy of trade
unionists.
AS drafted, the bill seeks to
safeguard the rights of unionists
and protect workers who desire
to affiliate with organized labor
by invoking these new regula-
tons:
/. 1t creates a board of three
to be known as the National La
bon Relations Board" with author
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-16
ABANDON HOPE.
FOR LAWRENCE.
Fear Famous British War
rior Will Never Regain
Consciousness

WOOL, Dorsetshire, Eng. May
16.-fUP)-Recovery o. Colonel
T. f. Lawrence, famous for his
Arabian campaign during the
World war, was considered re-
mote today when ne showed no
signs of regaining consciousness
at 4 a. m, almost 10 hours after
motorcycle accident in which ne
received a fractured skull.
The famous soldier has been
unconscious since Monday when
he swerved his speeding motor
cycle to avoid hitting boy on a
bicycle.
Attendants were at his bedside
throughout the night and ready
today for instant action should he
regain consciousness.
Besides a fractured skull. he
suffered a broken leg and other
injuries. 49,.
A specialist said the famous
warriors injuries included LAGER
alton of the brain"
Attendants at the local military
hospital said Lawrence, known as
Aircraftsman Shaw during r.
wear enlistment which expired in
March was "in grave condition"
Members of the family who flew
to his bed side held little hope
for his recovery. although his
splendid physique gave the col
onel a fighting chance.
Lawrence occasionally is being
given small sips of water, but his
Continued on page FOUR
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-16
PLAN THREE WAYS FOR
BONUS TO BE PAID

Copyright. 1895, United Press)
WASHINGTON, May Is. (UP)
An attempt will be made to jam a
compromise bonus bill through
congress as an amendment to some
routine appropriation measure If
the senate sustains the expected
veto of the inflationary Patman
bill, it was learned today.
Veteran leaders in congress are
prepared to sponsor a plan to give
the President an alternative of
three ways of paying the bonus.
The Patman bill, which pro-
poses to pay the $2,250,00O, 900
bonus in greenbacks, has been ap-
proved by both houses and is ex-
pected to be sent to the White
House Friday.
The proposal favored by Sem
ator Bennett C. Clark, D., Mo-,
who is engaged in behind-the,-
scenes maneuvers and who offered
the Vinson plan as a substitute
for the Patman bill in the senate
would permit the President to pay
the bonus:
1. By a bond issue.
2. By issuance of currency.
8. By taking part or all Of the
S2,250,000,000 out of the S4,OOO'-
Continued on page four)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-16
GOLF CLUB TO
ELECT BOARD
MEMBERS SOON
Stockholders to Meet Mon
day Night; Is Holes IN
Fine Condition

Annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Fendersonville
Golf and Country cluD will be held
at the clubhouse at 8 p. m. next
Monday evening, DR.. j. G. Ben
nett. chairman of the board of
governors, announced today fol-
lowing meeting of the board
that has served since the club was
incorporated three years ago.
Because all board members
were continued in office another
year at the annual meeting last
year, the terms of six have ex-
pired and their places will be fill
ed at the meeting next Monday
evening. The hold-over members
are DR.. Bennett, Milo w. Strong
and DR.. j. l.. Wellington, each
of whom has another year to
serve. Governors. whose terms
have expired are H. Walter Full
Ter, E. A. Smyth III, C. M. Ogle,
G. K. Hoover. H. B. Kelly and j.
w. Duff, who has been secretary
since the club was organized. The
new board will elect officers for
the coming year, determine poll
cies and be in charge of final con-
struction work and maintenance
of the 1S-hole Donald Ross
course.
A report by Secretary Duff
showed that all of the 100 shares
of common stock are paid for and
that the 500 par value is being
maintained. In the nine months
since July l of last year, ground
fees have totaled $1,645, and 38
persons have retained active men,
bership through the winter, in
addition to a number of house
, members. Efforts will be made
this spring to increase the num-
Der of active memberships to at
least rs. Daily green fees, which
have been so cents since last au-
tumn, will be increased after
June / to rs cents, the same as
last summer.
The second nine holes of the
Continued on page four)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-16
NLONS THERE
AGAIN DEFEAT
RELIEF MOVE.
Private Charity Funds Will
Soon Be Exhausted,
Is Declared
1000 FAMILIES TO BE
HOMELESS in CHICAGO

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May 10
UP,-ThOusands of destitute IL
Frois families faced immediate
eviction from their homes as the
-s,g!. Of defeat in the general as
pmbly Yesterday of the admins
ration tan bill to restore relief
,,fyities. halted since May l.
Executives of state relief said
mas Of the 100000 persons on
,,isi rolls would face actual hun
grma few days as funds of the
orvate charities would be ex-
nl$et,
iYre than three thousand evic-
- w,ices were served in Chi
/ caIope. The families are those
xrp nat was formerly paid by
relief h,is.
Crt haiers in other cities
pleaded Fn Chicago landlords to
wait settlement of the relief
question.
Republican minority held lines
against the frantic efforts of the
Democratic ADMINISTRATION to pass
q bin for one per cent increase
on the sales tax bill which missed
snac.men. 5y twelve votes.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-16
Dietator's Rites Will, Be
Conducted Saturday
at Cracow

WARSAW. POLAND, May 16
(UP). The body of Marshal Josef
Pilsudski, Poiand,s popular post.
war dictator, moved slowly thru
the darkened, streets OF, the CAPT
tai last night to st. Johann's Ca.
thedral, where it will lie lin state
for two days prior to, burial at
Cracow on Saturday.
Thousands lined the dimly light
ed avenue from Belvedere Place,
the Marshals residence, to the Ca
thedral, heads barred in silence.
The street lamps were hung
with crepe. Church bells tolled a
requiem.
The funeral procession left the
palace at s p. m, headed by de-
tachments of famous Warsaw reg
|iments, including the light cavalry
No. l regiment which bears Pill
sudski's name.
An infantry band with instru-
ments silent, hung with crepe,
marched slowly along, its drums
rolling necessarily. ...-
The regiments were followed by
a group of 100 clergymen, led by
Archbishop Kakowski, Of Warsaw
preceding the great silver casket
resting on a gun-carriage.
Officers who served. under the
old Marshal marched Immediately
ahead of the casket, carrying Pill
sudskps decorations on % cush
ions.
The coffin was covered witt
Pilsudski's flag as generalissim'
of war in 1920, shortly after tn
re-birth of the Polish nation q
the end Of the World War.
Pilsudski died last Sunday o
cancer, after a lingering Hines
complicated by an, attack of influ
enZa.
Pilsudski's cap. as a Polish lie
gionnaire, rested atop the casket
His widow, Nine. Alexandra Pill
sudski, followed the gun-carriage
! assisted by President Ignacy. Mos
cicki, heading the government rep
resentatives. .. ,.i,. :. :,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-16
ARRANGE GOLF
MATCH SUNDAY
Visiting Pros Will Be at
Formal Opening of
Complete Course

Hendersonville golfing fans will
have an opportunity Sunday aft
ernoon to witness some of the out
standing golfers of the Carollnas
in action at the Country Club
course. :,
Clarence Owens, pro at the
Greenville S. c., Country club
and one of the leading golfers of
South Carolina; Freddie McCan-
less. Charlotte pro and leading
golfer of that section; and Gene
Cock Anderson, S. c., slugger
who threw a decided scare into
the leading golfers of the country
in the recent Metropolitan Open
at Atlanta, Ca, are to be seen in
action here at 2 o'clock Sunday
afternoon.
They will meet a Hendersonville
trio composed of John Drake,
Country club pro; Jack Toomer,
well-known local pro, and Archie
Clark, formerly a professional but
now regaining his amateur stand
ing.
Owens and McCanless have
been leading golfers in the Caro-
linas for several years and Cook
is former Georgia State amateur
champion. He was one of the five
men from this district who quail
fed for the National Open in the
play this week.
Drake, Toomer and Clark are
all well known here and are capa-
bic of playing top-notch golf, so a
first-class match should result.
Sunday will mark the forma
opening of the complete 1S-hoie
Country Club course,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-16

.@1i.BANY, y. Y, May 16. CUP)
,s t,,D'o Guy Tugwell, undersec-
oain,!, OF agriculture, last night
no,r ' q a dismal picture of the
t,,,tssr tiIe American plains being
dr. into a desert as des-
,sr, g.. as those in China unless con-
, ,D s,lon efforts are speeded, in
Of 'p re at the 5Oth anniversary
io,.,...e founding of New York's
'I = Preserve.
ETC.,, reservation efforts need to be
n eDs,d with even greater mo-
cou, .am than at present if this
Chm Is to escape the fate of
rancs !. ne said in prepared ad-
h. Of his speech.
nDno.IrsSa read this fanciful passage
sSoSIsS,fiIail written in 2235 by a
Fs;fsJ !, English explorer who
%TS' the american desert.
lie Ms; Week we have crossed
nSes,,sSsiSSslppi river and have
tSg 'ds IN our high-whsel mo-
Ouf S Sysp into, the great desert.
''h'aSkS have been useful,