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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14
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By Mabel McElIiott @ 1895, NEA Service. Inc.

haven't you CROWN
You've been gone two wears,
johnny dear" 1t slipped out be-
ICre she noticed it. She licked
OH the names on her fingers
Munich, Vienna. Paris. How
many degrees have YOU now?H
he smiled. Learned a few
thlngs-that's ALL"
"And what now"
Now = well, Pm staying in
New York for while Old
with him." -
DIR. Hugo Munter? Oh, John
ny, that's marvelousp'
She could be herself with him
as always. 5ohn Kaye. who was
a distant cousin of Bertine's and
had lived in the house during
holidays, when he had been at,
tending medical school.
Thev sat down together.
Tell me everything, JOHNNY "
al want TO know about you,'
He had a gentle voice, a good
doctors voice and a good doc
tors probing, intelligent look.
She shrugged her shoulders. In
her rumpled linen coat and iodh-
purs, her russell boots stretched
out in front of her, she looked
oddly childish.
ooh, nothing much. The same
old deadly round"
"How's the sketching?"
She frowned. Daddy didn't
like the idea of the life class.
Honestly, John, he has prehistoric
ideas. ANYHOW, I'm no. an
good"
Her black mood threatened to
descend again. "@ ,-r".',"s'"' P,
Nonsense, you're great. Don't
be a defeatist. How about col,
lege?"
She rumpled her hair. 81 had
two years of it, you Know; but
fiunked math. take French
afternoons from Ma'mselle Audice
down in the village Anyhow
loathe girls colleges-all proms
and hockey and handmade
sweaters"
He gave a great laugh at her
description. '.".
Johnny, what | want is to be-
Gin to live. This" her compre-
hensive glance swept the big,
richly-furnished room, this isn't
living"
"Well, it's very comfortable, "
John Kaye said, producing limp
pocket of cigarets. "How's Ber-
tjne?" '
ooh, she's q dynamo of energy
as usual. She makes me feel flu
tile"
"You need more iron in your
system" But he spoke absently.
She had the sensation he wasn't
really attending to his words. "In
lovew
Scarlet flooded her face. Dear,
oh dear, what's the matter with
everyone today?" She tried to
laugh, but did not make much of
success at it.
Everyone"
ooh, Zoe Parker was talk
ing?"
"Little cuddly, cunning Zoe?"
NTba canne -
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FILLING STATION OWNERS

FILLING STATION OWNERS
AND <OPERAT0RS-The spe-
cial filing station employe
policy, the most, liberal health
and accident policy ever issued
at the price is going off the
market this month. 1t probably
will be impossible ever to buy
such complete coverage again
at anything like the price: You
will have to read the folder to
appreciate the value of this
policy. Death benefit increases
800 per year for 10 years. In
20 years is a paid-up policy at
a cost of S1.0O per $1,000. In
case of permanent total disable
ity all premium payments ON
the policy are waived. Ihese
liberal full coverage policies
are sold only to filling station
owners and employees, but when
once "a policy has been issued
it pays full benefits regardless
of any change in the occupa-
ton of the insured, and pays
for lifetime. Drop in to see
ms, or phone Or write US for
folder TODAY. Jackson-Phllllps
Company. Phone 729, 131 Fifth
avenue west.
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,rcIN HERE TODAY

x,tbarine Strykhurst, beaut,-
e,,I 90 is disconnected and rest
less because her wealthy ta'he'
Victo- Strykhurst, and her ar
;.,ocrat;e stepmother, Bertine'
rafM.s 70 let Katharine undertake
any sort of work. AZ
Katharine rides daily wish
Michael Heatheroe' young ~
srncr who runs a riding eiuo'
She assures herself she is not IN
terested in Michael but tee.s a
pang of jealousy when - 'ns
Moon, local coquette, enroiis a
the club for lessons. ,I
Zoe Parker. Katharines friena'
returns from Europe where She
has been taken to forget a love
affair with Gibbs Lsrkln' OF
whom her parents disaPprOSe'
Zoe begs Katharine to help ner
arrange a meeting with Gibbs
Katharine refuses.
Dr.. John Kaye, relative OF
Katbarine's stePmother. returns
FROM Europe to start medical
nr,rt;ce. Katharine welcomes him
as Il friend.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER V
No ore in his right mind could
have called John Kaye hand
some. but there was something
aTyestinglv pleasant about his
lean. ascetic face. about the blue
ewes smiling behind the rimless
glasses. He had blunt-fingerec
hands with ciosely-clipped nails
81 surgeons hands : and his
light brown hair was thinning at
the crown.
- He held her hands now. smiling
back at Katharine. Just OFF the
boatw he said. r,
"You came right out! Why,
you nice thing"
She flushed, the thought of
Zoe intruding at the very mo-
ment. Zoe would have said:
''You lamb" and you darling,
and "You precious" But even
with Johnny, who Katharine said
to herself, was like the brother
she'd never had. she could not be
quite so familiar. Never mind
Johnny liked her as she was!
whats troubling you! The
keen eyes looked her over in such
friendly fashion she could not re-
sent it. you're thinner. hut
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ARRIVES ON TIME

BOSTON, May 14.-(UP)-
What worried nine-year-old Abra-
ham Simpson of East Boston when
he was felled by an automobile
yesterday was: "I'll be late for
school," But hospital attendants
fixed Abraham's knee hurts in
quick order and ne was in his seat
at the usual time.
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RAD PLACE TO SELL

NEW YORK, May 14.-(UP).
Charles Gallasso picked the wrong
place to sell policy slips. He was
sentenced to 80 days in the work
house for peddling the numbers"
tickets in corridors of the Crimi
nal Courts building.
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ALL INVESTMENTS in First
Federal Savings and Loan
ASSN insured up to $4,000 by
Federal Savings and Loan In
surance Corp'n. Absolute safe
tv for investors. Easy terms
for borrowers. Call or write
for descriptive folder.
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WE PAY CASH for good used
furniturel Call No. 8. Brun-
son Furniture Company.
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SCREENING TIME is HERE.
Let US repair your old ones or
make new ones for you: RigDy-
Morrow Company, Lnmper,
Builders Supplies. MillWork,
4th avenue east. Phone 81.
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NOTICE

North Carolina,
Henderson County.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
Claude l.. Love. Administrator of
the Estate of d. A. Agnew, de-
ceased,
Rose C. Agnew, Morris Plan
Bank o. Virginia, and the un-
known heirs of d. A. Aghew,
deceased.
The defendants above named
will take notice:
That an action or special pro-
ceeding entitled as above has
been commenced in the superior
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,S "a 10 BUY FARM-2o
%'eS, on or near paved
80: Part cash. Give full
,,..n improvements, acres
u -,aa0n, price. etc. Box
- ny. .
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For Rent
H-Houses

ny CHOICE furnished homes
rent for season. Jackson
ls Co., l3l Fifth Ave. w.
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bsrIu BARGAIN = Modern
$50 brick bungalow. Hard
IN floors. Built-in bath. A
~ nome. Located in Druid
&Sa Price $500. Anders &
ps,r g92 $. Main street.
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WANTED
H-Farm Products
d-Real Estate

taLI FURNISHED HOUSE
.saD With grounds near
~, .a.i0n from June 18th
l., S'',sGoer l. Full details
E. u, tray $50 n. Z. 64th
F. Mani, Fla.
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HAVE YOU eyes tested and fit
ted with correct glasses by
registered optometrix. Leona
Allen Young, next door to
State Trust Co.
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,-rNsuck and Poultry

RESH Jersey cow for sale.
Ceo. J. H. Route 2, Hender-
a sonyille.
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WE WANT to select reliable
young men, now employed,
with foresight, fair education
and mechanical inclinations,
willing to train spare time or
evenings, to qualify as install
lation and service experts on
all types electric refrigerators
and air conditioning equipment.
Write fully, giving age, phone,
present occupation. Utilities
Eng. Inst, A, care Times
News. s-r
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OWNERS Of Norge Rollasor Re.
refrigerators report that Rollator
refrigeration actually saves
in refrigeration cost and in
food cost-up to Sill a month.
Brunson Furniture Company.
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Ooms and Houses

h. MNI your furnished
b.. you. Jackson-Phillips
|[>5 Phone 729.
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For Sale

Houses and Real Estate
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BUSINESS firms will find full
line of office supplies at Bak-
er's Art Gallery. Let a home
firm supply your need.
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listed AND SERVICE.
w. Tree, Mideity Tire
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PAY YOUR TAXES with bonds.
County, city and street assess,
ments at a big discount. Phone
AZ. o. Roy Keith. Real Estate,
American Bank Bldg.
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NoTIcE-We have Just unloade

NoTIcE-We have just unloaded
a carload of Certainteed paint
which has overstocked our
paint department For the nexr
10 days we are offering sur.
plus stock at special prices. y
YOU contemplate painting TINS
snring buv. now and save the
difference. Hendersonvillet SUP
Div & Coal Co., heedquar5ers
for everything in the ouil6ing
line. Lenox Park. Phone soo.'
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FURNITURE REPAIRED and re-
finished. 11S West Sixth ave-
n1e Baker building. Residence
phone ESQ. r. Alden Gurley'
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miscellaneous

ia n; SdALS Soc and 81,
h Ca,5 ',t'a! oil, pts, zoe,
Epts, Do DC, milk mag
Lact he -, Iisterine, large,
B ConoDsssaall l5c. Freeze
Evening star., 1935-01-22

staring at Whited and listening in
tently
Wilentz objected to Fisher giving
testimony"
He referred to the reading of parts
of Whited's testimony in New York
Justice Trenchard directed the queS-
tioning to continue
Fisher said he had minutes more
Of questioning of the witness, but JUS
tice Trenchard called the noon recess.
Whited in his last answer said the
man he saw come out of the woods
was about eight feet from his car.
Court Room Crowded
On Resuming.
Court resumed at l:44 pm.
The crowded condition OF the court
room Tor the afternoon session re-
called the record days when Col. and
Mrs. Lindbergh. Betty Cow and Jafsie
occupied the witness stand
Hauptmann'S guard had difficult
time elbowing way for him through
the press OF people when he was
brought back after the recess.
Hauptmann was late in returning.
Court had reconvened and the jury
was pOlled. but still he did not appear
There was delay Of minutes before
he came in.
The furrowed- -browed Whited came
Evening star., 1935-01-22

Continued From Fourth Page)
at Blawenburg before the kidnapping?
A Yes
Q. And you thought the officers
were there looking you up as Sus-
pect in that robbery?
WilentZ objected, but Trenchard al
lowed the answer mo" to stand.
Objection to Conversation About
Robbery Is Sustained.
Wilentz objected to White6's teSti-
mony on conversation he had with his
wife about the Blawenburg robbery.
Justice Trenchard sustained the OBJ
lection after Fisher said he was sat
iSfied" with the answer.
I'm not concerned with your salts
faction" the attorney general retorted
Whited recalled that he had joEed
with a road boss about the robbery,
saying, why didn't you save me a
couple of tires"
Whited was asked if he told the
police of the stranger seen on the hill
to clear himself of any suspicion of
connection with the robbery.
He declared he did not.
@. Did you think the police came
to your house the night of the kid
naping to question you about the
robbery?
A No.
Photographs were brought to him,
Whited testified. before he went to
testify in the Bronx.
@. When were you called up to
identify Hauptmann after his arrest?
A Sixth Of October.
Fisher made much Of the fact that
the State had not called him imme-
diately after Hauptmann's arrest, Sep
tember l9.
He then brought out Whited had
been shown pictures Of Hauptmann
before identifying him.
The slow hammered lumberjack then
added. My answer was would iden-
tify or name no one by paper or a
picture"
@. You must concede you had two
glances at two separate pictures
before you went to New York?
A. Right.
During the rapid questioning by
Fisher, Hauptmann sat motionleSS
Evening star., 1935-01-22

Reilly wanted to further cross-ex-
anime SiSk and added:
This would be a good time before
the State rests"
1t was to Sisk on the stand last
week that Hauptmann cried Mister.
mister, you stop lying! You are
telling a story"
Takes Sisk Over Details.
Reilly took Sisk again over the
details of the ransom money investi-
CATION. Sisk was in charge of the
investigation in New York for the De-
partment of Justice.
Bornmann identified a chisel found
near the ladder and Justice Trenchard
promptly admitted it, though the de-
fense also objected to this.
Hauptmann'S automobile-the car
which State testimony has placed at
the Lindbergh estate the day of the
kidnaping-was used to give silent
evidence against its owner.
The State brought the car to DEM
Evening star., 1935-01-22
PUBLISHERS CODE
STAND SUSTAINED
Conference CanceIed-GuiId
Decision by Labor Board
Was Involved.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Howard Davis, chairman Of the
Publishers Code Committee. today re-
voked the call for a convention of
daily newspaper publishers due to a
satisfactory adjustment of the diff
ferences which necessitated the call. F"
The statement said:
ITO all publishers:
The call for a convention Of all
daily newspaper publishers who as
sented to the code for the daily news
paper publishing business to convene
in New York January 20 is hereb'
Cancelled.
"A satisfactory adjustment Of tn
differences which necessitated the ca
has been made.
The methods Of procedure set u
in the code for the determination
all labor controversies have been sus
tanned"
The controversy involved the rigl
of the National Labor Relations Boar
Government agency, to superset
the Newspaper Code Authority'S Ir
duStrial Relations Board in decidir
the case of Dean Jennings. who "
dismissed from a San Francisco pape
Jennings and the Newspaper Gull
an employe organization, contend
he was dismissed because Of Gui
activities.
Donald r. Richberg. director Of 4
National Emergency Council. assert
the Labor Board did not have jur.
diction.
1t was understood the administr
ton has sustained Richbergs positi'
that where a code provides means
method is to be utilized.
A statement from President Roosc
velt was expected later in the day.
Evening star., 1935-01-22
NEW EVIDENCE OFFERED
BY JERSEY, PREPARING
TO REST PROSECUTION

Continued From Fourth Page)
Evening star., 1935-01-22
C.. &C. Giues Union
Labor Preference
In Building Camps
Fechner Order BeIieUed
First of Its Kind in
History of U. S.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Instructions issued BY Robert Fech-
ner, director Of the Civilian ConSer-
vation Corps, give unioh labor first
call on all camp construction work
undertaken directly by the Govern
Elent.
As far as could be Immediately de-
termined. his order. standing now for
some time, is the first of its kind in
the history of the Government. Fech-
ner is an old union man himself, affil-
lated for years with the International
Association of Mschinists.
To date. the Government has spent
more than $4,000 900 for camp build
ings. including a small proportion
constructed under private contract
In these cases the contractor is free
to choose his labor as he sees fit.
Evening star., 1935-01-22

back to his place on the witness stand
AS Fisher resumed the cross exam
ination, Whited said that of the five
police officers who came to his home
the night of the kidnapping, he only
learned the names of three
Fisher led him into a description of
one of the unknown officers. Whited
said he was gray-haired and wore a
brown suit He could not describe
the fifth officer.
The witness said he was driving Is
miles and hour when he Observed
Haurtmann come out of the woods
near the estate.
Declares He Observed
Hauptmann Minutes.
Whited testified his car travelled
about 500 feet in minutes while he
observed Hauptmann, looking up and
down the road.
You say you were going 10 miles
an hOur?" Fisher asked. DO you
know how many feet a car will go in
4 minutes at 10 miles an hour?
Whited said he was never educated
enough to answer that"
@. At the time. you made no men,
ton of seeing this man in the woods? +?
A. No one asked me about it.
Evening star., 1935-01-22

Some were higher! Fab
rics include shetlands.
cheviots. worsteds, tweeds.
Some Harris Tweed top.
coats. Regular. raglan and
polo OvercOats.
Evening star., 1935-01-22

onstrate in the closing hours Of its
case how the kidnap ladder was de-
signed for transportation in just such
a vehicle.
The demonstration called for the
jurors to leave the crowded court room
for the nearby alley where the auto
mobile was parked
Evening star., 1935-01-22
RECORD AVAILABLE.

BY the Associated Press
Justice Department officials said to-
day that the phonograph record in
which DR.. John F. (Jafsie) Condor
initiated the voice of John" the al
legged Lindbergh ransom taker, would
be made available to the defense or
prosecution in the Hauptmann trial
if either requested it. They added
no request for the record had been
received as yet
Evening star., 1935-01-22
CITY GETS CONVENTIONS

Two additional conventions have
arranged to meet in Washington and
will bring close to 500 delegates here,
it was announced today by Curtis
Hodges, executive director of the
Greater National Capital Committee
of the Washington Board of Trade.
The Catholic Association for Inter-
national Peace will come here in April
with about 800 delegates. The Home
Missions Council, with 200 delegates,
will meet here in January of next
wear
Evening star., 1935-01-22
@. Henry Hated Arms.

o. Henry, the short story writer,
abhorred anybody who placed an arm
around his shoulder while in CONVEX
sation with him, says his widow, now
living near Asheville, N. c.
Evening star., 1935-01-03

ESSEX 1929 coach; one of the quiet kind:
new paint new top. New price Sl31; Sl1
down. SS44 per month. Nolan. I'LL
Evening star., 1935-01-03

TELEPHONE OPERATOR for hotel P. B. x;
thoroughly experienced: no others need
apply State age experience. married or
single and references: S65 month. Address
Rox 3SO-S Star Office
Evening star., 1935-01-03

COLLECTOR with car: permanent posi-
tion; good salary. Mosklns. 129 'tn
Evening star., 1935-01-03

AUTO MECHANICS. must be familiar with
VS. Ford and other makes Of cars ,sM 6Ting
Service Manager Triangle Motor Co..
North Capitol and New York ave.
Evening star., 1935-01-03

| COLORED WOMAN. nice. wants job. part
time or days work; no Sundays. l4lS
Evening star., 1935-01-03

BATH FIXTURES beams. lintels. lumber.
sash and doors. belt conveyors. large
steam boiler and pipe. 6O F st. s,w.
Phone Metropolitan 6Sl7.
BED-Walnut double bed. springs and mat
trrss complete first-clasS condition. Sl5.
1929 st. NV. Phone Decatur o291: 3.
BED-DAVENPORT. solid mahogany and
cane, brocade velour upholstery; big bar
gain. SIS: formerly SlS3. Apt. 5, 1860
Park rd.
BICYCLES-RollfaSt and other high-grade
wheels Hazelton Bicycle & Sporting Goods
Co 4nA 9th
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RFNT-GARAGES.

FIRE PROOF BRICK. BETWEEN 18th AND
18th, U and v stS. n.w.-Reasonable. Can
National 05s3
BETWEEN CONN. AVE AND 27th ST.
Garfield st. and Cathedral ave: brick
garages; single. $3.50 per mo-: double.
$1,000 per mo.
733 10Th ST. NV. National 0352.
Evening star., 1935-01-03
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PIANO-Hallett & Davis midget grand in
good condition. Sl75: an ideal size for the
smaller apartment. Paw ~ down. balance
monthly. Kits. 1890 G st.
PIANO-Apartment upright. very slightly
used. reduced to Slg5. This beautiful little
instrument is one of the latest models and
an unusual value at this price. Pay So
down: 50 weekly. Kits. 1890 G st.
PIANOS at storewide sales at reason
able prices and accommodating terms.
kranich & Bach. Hardman. Story & Clark.
Harrington. Bradbury and Worch pianos
in various woods and shades Easy terms
A fair allowance for your old piano. Hugo
Worch. ITO G. Est. 1879. Pianos for
rent.
PLAYER PIANO. $50. A sturdy recondi-
toned instrument with a strong mecha-
niSm. Pay 81 down. s. weekly. Also sew
eral upright bargains. kits 1880 G ST.
PIANO-FiScher mahogany finished Am
pico. in good condition. S:;95. An unusual
value considering that new this piano sold
for Sl.n50. Guaranteed and for sale COM
plete with music rolls and bench. Pay So
down, balance monthly. Homer L. Kilt Co.
1880 G 81. NV.
FOR SALE. for storage charges. players
to $40. Smiths Transfer &, Storage Co.
1913 You st. NV Phone North 3B43
BABY GRAND-A handsome little piano
We have Just reposseSsed: 1t is one of the
latest and most popular models and is
exactly as II new; Can be purchased by
any one who will take over the unpa i'd
notes OF 81 30 weekly totaling 5000 5OI
Don't miss this unusual value. Homer L.
Kilt Co. 1880 G ST. NV
Evening star., 1935-01-03

CHEVROLET-S5O credit on new Chev. or
used car selling 1915 up. S35. Mr.. Harris:
Decatur 3402. between 10 and II am
CHEVROLET 1882 convertible cabriolet,
Joanthung green, chrome louvres, leather
interior. perfect motor. A real snappy
Job; 1857: submit your own terms. Nolan
Eioh Sf N ~