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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-15

as a result. of the recent crash of
the dirigible Macon, the navy
would concentrate all it's activity
in lighter-than-air craft at Lake
hurst, N. j. The big naval air
station at Sunnyvale, Calf, will
be transformed into an airplane
station for training the land
planes attached to airplane car
riers.
Meanwhile A melia Earhart,
noted flier, got Job with the
government yesterday. She be-
came 81 year aeronautical
expert in the air Commerce
Bureau of the commerce depart
ment. Her first task will be to
make a series of test flights with
new radio direction finder,
which will be fitted to her plane
within a week.
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CHAIR HITS MARK

CHICAGO, March Is. (UP)-
Nicholas Roth, manager of the
Exclusive Embroidery Co., threw
two chairs with marked results
yesterday. One went through a
window, soaring passersby who
called police. The other struck q
bandit in the head and sent him
to a hospital.
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TomOrrOw's Menu

BREAKFAST: Steve d
prunes, cereal. cream, plain
omelet, crisp toast, milk, cof-
fee.
LUNCHEON: Cream of corn
soup, salad surprise Anna.
crusty rolls. ginger bread
cream cheese, milk, tea.
DINNER: BIKed bluefish.
Jerusalem artichokes with
mushrooms au graft, cottage
cheese and onion salad, pine
apple pudding with custard
sauce, sugar cookies. milk,
coffee.
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Miss Mary Jane Ken, u
and Miss Mary HilfSrj' = r.. ! !
Six Of the tver,,.,,
from HcndersonyilIe n = j
onS. 4
President Sewer in ,,,.,]
ton remarked that tb;,,.1
the the best sessions that ii
has ever, enjoyed. The :. /
among the girls and ,e,4.]
the good work done 5r /. /
dents has been most ,sr =
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Drive Out the Polss|

When regular bowel rs3
stop, souring waste rst1 q
bowels and soon begins TOP
entire system. When 20
on this account, take "a
Black Draught to get t:ic|
patton. Refreshing veNsnaI
81 take Thedford's 5Ai,a'
for dizziness, headachs II
in the mouth, a dull, tx |
and for any bad feeling ~
from a clogged system "
D Nj. Minton, Of CEIlE.
',.:oon | am feeling soot ~
,nly take q dose once Iil
TE.rDTORD'S PL'NS.Osi
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-15
SMALLEST ELECTRIC MOTOR

CORDOBA, Spain, March Is
UP)-Juan Jose Aguilar Tejero,
a matchmaker, claims to have
built the smallest electric motor
in the world. 1t weighs 20 cent?
grams and is composed of 80
pieceS.
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GUTHRIE INVITES MIX

GUTHERIE, Okla, March Is.
(UP)-Tom Mix, motion picture
actor, has been sent a special IN
vitation to attend the seer Day
celebration here April % and %.
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With federal sleuths on the job,
it's getting so you can't do hardly
anything criminal unless you're a
lawyer.
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Mondays Menu

BREAKFAST: r h u b a r o
sauce, cereal, cream, grliiea
sausage cakes. corn Dreaa'
milk, coffee. -
LUNCHEON: Broiled lamb
chops, spinach timbale, gra-
ham rolls. peach tapieca pud-
ding, milk, tea.
DINNER: Vegetable platter,
broccoli with lemon sauce,
jellied tomato salad. caramel
custard. milk, coffee.
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hy Robert Bruce

lookir~ for them for weeks in the
hope tnat their appearance would
lead us to the gangsters. Ana
when we do find them-Wc diS,
cover that you yourself SOLD
themw
Bobby still sat with his mouth
open, seemingly dazed. AT last
he passed hand across his fore,
head and said weakly, "Good
Lordw
Larry eyed him for moment.
Then he said gently, CHOW sup
posc you tell me everything about
lt-where you got them, how you
happened to 90 to Montague with
them, what YOU got for them, and
everything"
1t took Bobby another minute
to collect his faculties sufficient
ly to tell his story, but at last he
managed to do it. In hating, I'M
certain sentences he told the
whole story, aided by Larry S
quiet but insistont questions. Bit
! by bit, Larry learned it all; the
meeting in the Golden Feather,
the conference at the apartment,
his own notion that Montague
might be willing to make the pur-
chase. Lewis desire to raise
money to buy a new car.
When the hoy finished he sat
in the corner Of the seat and
listened to Larry's brief, succinct
explanation OF the true circum-
stances of tho deal. At last he
shook his head in bitter self-con-
demnation.
"Did you ever see bigger
fool than mc?" he asked E1iser-
ably.
Larry smiled at him.
"You have been pretty much
of q fool, Bobby" he said. 81
think we can arrange things so
that the consequences won't be
too serious for you"
Bobby's face suddenly became
white. It had not occurred to
rim before that by dealing in
stolen bonds nc had made himself
criminally liable.
"-rne main thing" Larry was
saving. as to run down this gang
and get them all locked up. First
OF all, can YOU remember where
that apartment was that they
took you to-"
Bobby wrinklcd his brows, then
shook his head slowly.
Not exactly" he said. 81 re-
member it was out on the west
side in an apartment hotel. but |
didn't paw much attention to
whore we were going. 1t was OH
West Park boulevard somewhere,
l remember" :
"You didn't notice the name OF
the building?"
The boy shook his head unhap-
PLY. "No. Gosh, Pm sorry" ..
"Think you'd know it again II
you saw it," or
MIGHT, Yes, think ] would"
"Wcll, there aren't 50 many
apartment hotels out TINT way
knt what VIC ought to be able to
find it. Now, about another
thing, Bobby. You say this Lewis
wanted $4,000 to buy a car.
didn't know your firm had any
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that was two weeks ago or more"
II hope you're right. The one
thing that would be worse than
letting you get mixed up with
this mob would be for her to be-
come infatuated with one of its
members"
Bobby's eyes grew wider.
och, 7 don't think you pccd
worry about that" he said hast,
lily. Clean and II mean, we're
goirg to get married d. . at least
| think we arc. | mean"
Larry smiled at him. "You
r'can you think she is too fond
OF you to become dazzlcd by any
ono clsc?'
Bobby blushed. "Well, sort
lof hope so, anyway" he said.
$50 do l." said Larry. ''For
The sake Of both Of you"
as this Harkins really d gang
ster"' asked Bobby after a mo-
imCnt.
Il think he is" said Larry. "If
C"ii SSt ~ InaI nanSOuL OF thclfS
Il ought to be able to find out
definitely. But even if he isn't
he's keeping awfully bad COM
pany." He smiled. "Surely there
iarcn't two people around town
who arc as trustingly innocent as
YOU"
lie let Bobby out of his ca,
and drove back to the federal
building. He had hardly entered
his office when his phone rang
! Agent Frank Watson was on the
limo
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| it may seem, that is the least bit
out of the ordinary-make a note
Iof it and let me know. This may
be Q false trail; everything about
that car may have been perfectly
proper and legal; but we'll take
mo chances. Will you see what
you can learn"
81 certainly WILL" said Bobby
eagerly. az know . couple of the
mechanics back in the shop pretty
wei. I'll see what | can pick up. !"
Good. Be careful, remember.
Don't lot anyone notice that
you're trying to find out any
thing. For rnmnmhcr If th'c
really is what we thinl: it is. il
would be dangerous if anyone
noticed that you were growing
curious"
Trust me-" said Bobby con,
fidcntly. ..'
"Now there's one thing more
'bcforc 60" said Larry. ats
about jean"
Bobby looked at him quickly
"Montaguc didn't involve her il
any Of this bond business, die
hc?"
'No. But I'm worried abou
her. How much has she been see
ing Of this fellow Harkins?"
Bobby nhook his head slowly;
, "Not very much, | don't think,
he said. "She never says any
thing about him to me. Of course
she saw him two or three times
there at the Golden Feather, bu
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TheG@EpEN:zEEA]z4H
Q Iq,. NEA Service, lac,

cars that cost that much"
ave DON'T" said Bobby. "Sixty
four hundred is tops with our
line. lie said it was Il special
custom job"
Larry was silent for a moment.
Then he said:
Bobby, you'll help me all you
can, WON'T you?"
Lord, yes" said Bobby fer
vently. SIS there anything | car
ppm not sure. There lust
might be. You see-that $4,000
car is a funny little item; 1t may
turn out to be important
How"
| "WeII-did you ever hear of
larmorcd cars? | don't mean like
the express trucks; l mean cars
that gangstcrs use, made out of
bullet-proof steel, with bullet
proof class in the windows, and
50 On"
] Bobby nodded. He looked up
suddenly and asked, "You think
/ this"
1T might be-" said Larry slow
lly. Listen, Bobby, we've never
yet been able to find out where
those cars are made. Somebody
must have a pretty elaborate
sort of factory somewhere to turn
them out: hut wherever it is, it's
pretty well concealed. All we can
learn is that the most successful
/ gangsters do roanagc to get them.
/ Nov there's just chance that
this $4,000 purchase Of Lewis
was one of these cars. II So" nc
paused to let his words sink in:
EFF so, that means that State Auto
Sales, Inc, is a secret distributing
point for them"
Bobby gasped, and once more
r,urmured Good Lord" weakly.
Odd you ever see that carp
asked Larry.
Not close up" said Bobby. q
remember the morning Lewis
came for it. Mr.. Hopkins HIM
self took him back into the shop,
and next ! saw Lewis was driv-
{ inc away in It. 1t was just big
sedan; looked like any other
good car rs far as I could see"
81 AIRY nodded. "They do" he
said. "You could even ride in
one without knowino what it was,
unless you knew what to look for.
The window glass is extra thick,
for one thing-and the car Is al
most twice as heavy as the ordin-
arv car"
There was another silence.
q doubt if that car would have
been kept in the shop for any
length of time, if it really was
what we suspect Larry went ~.
at last. "Too many people would
have been apt to notice some
thing. ! suspect that it was
brought in the night before, and
that no more than one or two peo-
pic in the whole agency knew
about it. In anv case, here's what
l want you to do.
az wish you'd keep YOUR ears
omen as wide as they'll go and
see if Won can find out anything
about it. Don't make yourself
CONSPICUOUS by asking questions,
of course. But if you can find
out about anything-anvthing at
all, no matter how unlmportant
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BECIN HERE TODAY

Jean Durr, secretary to Donald
Montague, lawyer, delays her an.
swer whcn Bobby Wallace, auto.
mobile salesman, asks Jean to
marry him.
At The Golden Feather nighl
club she meets Sandy Harkins
whose business connection is
vague. Sandy introduces Bobby
ard Jean to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
ed Bobby arranges to sell some
bonds for Lewis. He sells then
TO Jeans employer.
Lorry Glenn, federal agent, long
friend of jeans parents, is try
ing to locate Wingy Lewis, baas
robber.
Sandy asks Jean to marry him
She promises to give him an an
swcr after she returns from va
catior in her home town.
Larry locates some stolen bonds
ard questions Sonny Boyd, gam
bier, about them. Boyd confesse'
he bought them from Donald Mon
tegue. Larry talks to Montague
who says he bought the bonds
from Bobby.
Larry sets out to find Bobby.
NOG co ON WITH TIE STORY
CHAPTER XIX
When Larry Glenn arrived at
the sales rooms Of the State Autt
Sales, Inc, he found that Bobby
Wallace was out with a prospect
and he had to wait for more thar
an hour before the young man r2-
turned. When Bobby finally did
come in, he came over to Larry
with a smile and an outstretchec
hand.
larry shook his hand and sale
quietly, Bobby, I've got to have
little talk with YOU. Can You
come outside for a while anc
perch in my car with me-"
"Why, sure. What's up?"
Tell you when we get outside.
They walked to where Larry's
Ger was parked and got into the
front seat. There Larry sat for q
moment, frowning at the instruc-
ment panel, while Bobby looked
at him in slowly rising bewilder-
ment.
"Bobby," sad Larry ct last
Il think you've Just done the most
foolish thing OF your whole life,
end | want YOU to tell RE every
thing You can remember about
it
Bobby looked ct him in utter
wonder.
"What on Garth" he began.
Tell me-" said Larry, all
about those bonds you sold to Don
Montague"
"Thosc bonds-"began Bobby.
He turned toward the detective.
"Why, what's wrong with them
Larry smiled wry smile.
Nothing" he said, except
that they were stolen from the
National Bank Of Nicola, a month
and a half ago, by the Rcd Jack
son gang. That's all"
Bobby gaped, his mouth open,
his vocal chords seemingly unable
to function. At last he managed
to gulp, 'Stoien?" ;,
eyes. Those were what we call
hot bonds, Bobby. We've been
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BLIND BOY ROLLAR SKATES

WEST HARTFORD. Conn.
(UP)-Thc handicap Of blindness
does not prevent Reece Harcourt,
20, enjoying himself like other
youths. He skates, using
skates with wooden wheels and
depends upo:: his keen sense of
hearing to avoid danger.
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eve located the hangout," he
said. ITS in the West Park
hotel, on West Ninety-eighth
street."
Good" said Larry. Anybody
homc?"
"No. That's the trouble. They
checked out An hour ago. Lewis
and the girl" IL
"Stav there" said Larry. "Tll
be out as fast as | can get there"
(TO be continucd) -., IS
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CLCUDLESS RAIN

FORT ERIE, Ont. Oct. a.
Un). 1t raincd for one hour
here one ni"ht while the stars and
moon shonc brightly and not n
cloud was in sight. No explana-
ton for the phenomenon has been
advanced Nv science.
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WE PAY CASH for old stoves,
ranges, bedsteads, chairs, tools,
safes, kitchen cabinets. Get
our bid before you sell. Govan
NVdcr. Phone $50.
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SEE US about you- furniture re-
pairing, rcfinishing, uphoiSter-
iny, Grating, storing, re-silver-
ing mirrors rug cleaning. we
buy apd sell household goods
Railroad Salvage Co. 318 Main
St. phone 99S.
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BE A WORLD VOYAGER. Sran
oceans with the marvellous ne"
1886 Philco. New models hare
arrived. Brunson i"GTAltufe
Co
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New Workers can tell a genuine
Southern Colonel. The imposter
can say "free Niger" but he can't
mako il siZZlo.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-23

John L Lewis (below), president
OF the United Mine Workers, ard
William Hutchinson (top), presi-
dent Of the Carpenters Union,
threw the American Federation Of
Labor convention at Atlantic City,
y. j.. into an uproar when per-
Sonal remarks led to Il fist fight on
the convention floor. Hutcheson
was bowled over by Lewis, but
the convention sustained him on
the parliamentary question which
started their dispute.
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%cIal Notices

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REACHING NEW HEIGHTS Of
tone, power. foreign reception.
In cabinets Of exquisite charn.
1886 Dhilco. Prurson Furni-
tUre Compan..
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fHvuses and Real Estate

/ SALE - Fivc-room house,
EtTlot floor. in Druid Hills,
$3.50. Phone l72. J. D.
H.
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SALE OR T2ADE-Service
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Sur Hahn street. Phone
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lHestcck and Poultry

F. p. ucuSton,
Montana labor news., 1935-12-19

His Eyes Fell on a Beautiful Piece Of
Pottery.
admired Its exquisite art. A sudden
thought flashed through his mind
wouldn't mother love something like
this? Wouldn't she get a thrill out Of
showing it to her ~friends7"
Quickly his resolution to buy moth
ing but practical gifts vanished lntc
thin air. He would buy the piece fol-
mother. For the rest Of the family
and others, he would get the gifts he
had planned, but mother must have
something to bring that light into hen
eyes that he loved to see. He was
quite sure this lovely pottery would
turn the trick. He could almost heaI
her say, "Oh, Kenneth, I've wanted
something like this all my lifel"
The purchase thrilled him with a
strange satisfaction. He knew that he
wouldn't have got the same Joy out Of
buying something ordinary. He wasn't
going to sneer any more at people buy.
ing "~gee-gaws." Christmas seemed to
call for something different. There
should be practical gifts, too; no
Christmas tree was complete without
handkerchiefs, sweaters, hose and
gloves, and such things, but there should
be other things, too Man did not
live by bread alone, Kenneth was find.
ing out, other things were necessary,
too.
Suddenly his face broke Into a grin.
That's the very thing he would do. He
would buy every last one Of the family
something practical, but he would also
Guy them something that he felt they
would love to have: some bit Of beauty
or frivolity that they would not other.
wise get.
The money that he was spending mad
come to him in a letter from his grand.
father a few days before. BUY Christ.
mas gifts for the family with this" the
old man had written. at is quite a
sum for a young fellow to spend alone
but | am sure that you will do It wise.
ly. And ! want your report of what
you bought after the holidays are
over"
Kenneth had felt sure that his
grandfather would want him to buy
sensible things, but now, he felt diff.
ferently. Something inside of him
seemed to say that the way he was
going to spend the money now was ex.
actly as his grandfather wanted him
to. What a letter he would have to
write-surely he could put all the new.
found JOY that be was experiencing
into every line.
For now Kenneth was really In u n
with the spirit Of Christmas. There
was not a shopper on the streets as
happy as he was. Every counter
seemed to nave taken on new interest:
shopping was really a pleasure, the
biggest thrill that he had known In a
long time.
He hurried to the book counter. Jane
was going to have those leather-bound
volumes Of essays that she had wanted
tor so long. And Jimmie-Jlmmie was
going to get that motion picture ma
chine he had been talking about. Gee.
be could see Jimmie's face on Christ
mas morning; wouldn't he get a thrill
put of showing the thing to his friends.
And dad, well, dad was going to get a
new set Of golf clubs, a brand new
bag Of drivers, mashles, and puttersI
And grandfather was going TO got .
Montana labor news., 1935-12-19

be Uniform throughout the United
States"
80. DR.. Robert R. Doane, Statiscian
and Economist Of National renown, had
this to say about the Townsend Plan
The turnover method OF taxation is
an equitable and fair way to provide
means to pay-as-you-go the service
charge Of Government that will bring
revenue and a blessing to all business
and social enterprises once it is put in
to action"
Montana labor news., 1935-12-19

Success ingredients Initiative, ag-
~gressiveness, tact and a sense of pro-
portions Of this and that, these four
and the greatest Of these is the last.
The Washington times., 1935-01-30

There sat the King, tall, handsome, bearded bare
headed except for band across the forehead with
single bright gem in the center. He seated on
plain chair behind simple table, On roStrum three
feet above the main floor.