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: Querem2s anticiparnos a nues-
tros hermanos de la Orden Odd
Fellows y ~congratular al apre-
ciado y caballeroso Salvador
Llosa, que prOnto cesara en- Ell
cargo de Gran Maestro de la
poderosa orden, en- ell estado de
Florida.
Los Odd Fellows del estado
hicieron a Llosa ell honor de ele-
girle Gran Jefe y el ha cores
Ipondido a esa distinction, a esa
prueba de confraternidad lati-
nO-americana, desempenando
su cargo con admirable correc-
ci6n Y eficiencia.
Las Logias Progreso No. 81
e Ideal 55, re~con0ciendo los me-
ritos de Salvador y la bondad
de la Orden Odd Fellows, cele-
braran manana una gran fies-
ia.
A ella iremOs, porque a ella
concurriran los hombres que
elevaron a Llosa, con su coope-
raci6n, al alto puesto que viene
desempenandO.
, Use quiere una prueba mejOr
de comprehension, de afecto,
entire los Odd Fellows america
nos y latinos que ell hecho de
lhaber sido escogido para Gran
Maestro un hombre de apellidO
espanol y de alma espanola,
aunque habla p~erfectamente ell
Iingles Y sirvi6 EN- ell ejercito a.
mericano durante la guerra
mundial?
iAsi, con actos ash puede
creerse en- la hermandad que
simbolizan los eslabones de la
cadena "oddfelista'.
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CriminaIes mandados por el gobiemo destruyeron
la Estacion de Radio de La Casa LAWN

HabaHa, mario 7.-Cerca de
las once de la noche de aver un
grupo de foragidos Sc ~present6
en- la estaciGn de radio de la Ca
sa LAWN, en- la Gale de Obra-
pia, destruy6ndoIa cor compile
to. Ocho individuos armadcs
con Observation-Disclosures amena-
aaron al serene, obIigandole a
que los llevara al Department
to de la emisora. AL mismo item
pc exigieron al conductor del
elevator que los condujera a la
y una vez ALI rompie-
La gaceta., 1935-03-07
Long hizo nuevos ataques contra Jim Farley

Long replica EN- esa carta al
senador McKeller, de Tenn, que
lie habia pedido una lista con los
nonHDres de los testigos.
FL senador por Luisiana fue
amonestado por ataque de aver
contra ell lider Robinson, duran
te ell curse del cual sc lie llam6
loco, Long present6 una lista de
las utilidades p1blicas cuyos in
tereses estan ligados con la fir
ma de letrados a la cual perte-
nece Robinson.
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Washington, Mario 7.-Otra
vez ell senador Long, de louisa
ma. atac6 aver al secretario de
ccrreo, jim Farley. diciendo que
habia tratado dc impedir Ell pro
cesamiento de un pistolero 1e
Kansas City y de usar su puesto
para ganancia personal. Siete
acusaciones hace el senador al
secretario en- una carta REMIT
.da al comite de asuntos posta-
les del senado, que aver Tampa
CO pudo llegar a un acuerdo.
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ron todos los aparatos, sin que
nadie les molestara.
Todos los bombillos, valuados
en- $500 cada uno, fueron des-
trozados y desvalijadas las ga
vatas. Cuando los criminales
uLieron la estaci6n trasmitia
I'm programa bailable.
Las perdidas, segGn ell Sr. La
vim, el p~ropietario de la planta,
.pasan de $4,000. Asegura que
no sospedha del movil de los he
chOs, porque en- la estacion no
Sc hace politica nj Sc ataca al
.gopleE"0
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Uno de los fabricantes mas
inteligenteS y cultOs de Tampa
10 es ell Dr.. Davis, de la frma
de Schwab Davis.
Ha venido representando a los
manufacturers en- cumplimien-
to del c6digo Y 10 ha hecho, Sc
gun tenemos entendido, con ex-
traordinaria habilidad.
Pero ell Sr. Davis es hombre
de ideas viejas que parecen nue.
vas y cast siempre anda a la
GAIA de "sistemas nuevos" que
tienden a aumentar la pobreza,
la miseria del torcedor.
Ahora Sc lie ha ocurrido un
"delantalito', 81 no estamos ma
informados, que tiende a acele-
rar la elaboration y, por 10 tan
to. a disminuir en- las fabricas
ell numero de brazos.
Ell piensa en- Trenton, aunque
Trenton no ha disminuido la
production tampena en- la com
petencia, y cuando Sc lie mete
una idea en- la cabeza es hon.
bre dificil de convencer.
iTendremos lucha entire obre
ros y patronos porque al Sr.
Davis Sc lie hayan ocurrido
ideas viejas que el ACADIA de yes
tir como 81 fueran nuevas?
Como sabemos 10 que Sc trata
de hacer, en- perjuicio de il in
dustria V en- particular del boil
sillo de los que trabajan, los O.
breros pueden contar con nues-
ira modesto cooperation.
Por AGA 'nabemos necesidad
de hombres con nuevas ideas y
nuevos procedimientos, pero
nrevas ideas que tiendan a sa-
car los jornales del "hoyo" de.
minimo que es maxine y a nc
arrojar a la Gale a centenareS
de padres de familia.
CuandO vengan esoa hon.
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Los ~oficiales alemanes honran a dos
hombres asesinados por orden de Hitler

Berlin, Mario dos HON :
bres a los cuales ordenara ma
tar ell canciller Hitler, ell Oral.
Won Schleicher y ell Oral. Fer
dinand Won Bredow, acaban de
ser enaltecidos por un grupo de
47O oficiales del ejercito ale :
man.
Ante ell Reichstag, Ell dia 13
de julio, Hitler denunci6 como
traidores a esos dos hombres,
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UN AEROPLANO CAYO
SOBRE UNA ESCUELA

Madrid, MARIO IA conse-
cuencia de haberle explotado ell
tanque de la gasolina, un aero
gIano cay6 sobre una escuela
situada en- la Gale Carolina. o.
cho ninos sufrieron heridas.
FL photo, Santiago Vega, mu-
rio instantaneamente.
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agregandolos a una lista de 70
que fueron asesinados en- la
"limpieza" del 30 de JUNO. Ha-
ce una semana los hombres del
e.iercito, oficiales del viejo y del
nuevo "reichswehr," Sc reunie-
ron para celebrar ell 1902 aniver
sario del nacimiento del famo-
so estratega Alfred Won Schlie-
fen y rindieron s9lemne tribute
a la memoria de los dos hom-
|bres asesinados.
La gaceta., 1935-03-07

Habana, mario Los mas
destacados jefes Y oficiales del
ejercito Sc entrevistaron aver
con ell coronel Batista, jefe del
ejercito, ofreciendole su coope-
raci6n para dominar la crisis
2olitica. Mas tarde ell coronel
conferenci6 con varios secreta-
rios de despacho, entire ellos ell
coronel Despaigne, ell DIR. de la
Riva, Rionda y Emilio Gaspar
Rodriguez.
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bres que con sus ideales Sc iden
.tifican.
Hay aqui nacionalismo, pero
es un nacionalismo raGonable,
justo, que encaja dentro de los
principles fundamentals de la
jRepublica.
Para Llosa no fue un obstacu
10 su apellido en- la convention
de los Odd Fellows.
Los Hermanos analizaron sus
meritos Y le seleccionaron, rim
diendo homemade a las virtudes
de la colonia latina de Tampa.
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Goticias ca kraficas C>ondensadas de Espa6a

p,ido Alexandra Lerroux, jefe
del gobierno, II amos de edad,
suS amigos politicos lie organi-
aaron un homemade. Lerroux
pronuncio un diScurso, que fue
radiauo a toda la peninsula, di-
Ieiendo que va hubiese realizado
programa liberal-democrati-
co de SUI partido, de no haber
+, 10 porQue la rev lucion lie
conStituy6 EN- guardian del or
den.
He realizado grandes sacri-
ficios y eSpero que no reSulta-
ran esteriles. Lo he hecho por ell
ben de Espana, no de mi parti-
do o de mi persona. lie fue en-
tregado un album conteniendo
100000 firmas.
Para defender ell aceite de
OLIVIA Sc ha pedido al gobierno
pr0hiba la entrada de manteca
fabricada en- la Argentina. 81
alguna medida Sc toma perjudi4
cara tamhien al Uruguay.
La gaceta., 1935-03-07

~ VFVIFV Ut TNNt"FWVI' "" "
de que Michaelson presto una
fianza que proteja a Ia organi-
kaci6n de posibles perdidas.
! Durante e} %juicio Sc supo que
solo tres parejas Sc mantienen
de pie, diSputandose los pre-
mics.
La gaceta., 1935-03-07

Ofrezca su cooperation a la
Convention de los Odd Fellows
del estado, que Sc efectuara en-
YbOr City. en- Ell mes de ahriL
La gaceta., 1935-03-07

Con todos sus defectOs, ell pue
bio americana aprecia q los hOm
La gaceta., 1935-03-07

mo eI Su fueSeS lHNRIlITdSIa-
ble... GPor que ell trabajaN ha
de permanecer desorganizN
viendo que ell peligro aumenta,
que la Nivelaci6n es cast una
"desnivelaci6n'?
Hoy como aver, nuestra OPT
MON es desinteresada y esta al
servicio de las causas justas.
No es cotizable, nj Sc vende a
ningGn precio.
La gaceta., 1935-03-07

pubIlca Y rebaJari los JOrndIes,
es decir, ell precio lie las vitolas.
Como Sc trata lie un atrope-
10, de ideas nuevat que tienden
a aumentar ell ndnkero de para
dos, los trabajadfe 'pueden
contar con ~nosotroS.
iCuando vendra alguien con
ideas que den al obrero mas di-
nero por menos trabajo?
La gaceta., 1935-03-07

Contra las frecuentes an,ena-
Izas Y contrariedades ell obrero
solo tiene IN anna, la compe-
ketraci6n por medic de la orga-
kaci6n.
n mala que sea una organi-
de trabajadores, siempre
kjor que la desorganiza-
desorganizado, sin
al ~auoratao pCon
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floor is the best one to work on. -
He found name and pressed
q button. She noticed the figure
sos opposite another name and
thanked by a button. She pressed
this button.
After moment a buzz came
from the door, and Norman Happ
triumphantly pushed it open.
"Come on, Young lady" he told
her. "We're going to do some de-
tectiye work"
They ascended in the elevator
to the third floor. Norman led
the wav TO apartment 800. He
pounded on the panels of the
door. There was no response.
He took some keys from his
pocket. "Some of these are pass
keys. Let's hope one of them will
work"
you're not going in"
He nodded.
Suddenly she heard the door
of the elevator slide back on its
rollers. Someone was getting off
at the third floor. She raised
her eyes, stared down the cor
ridor and then, with a sudden
glance of dismay, grasped Nor
mans hand and jerked the key
out of the lock.
(To be continued)
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IN DARK
BLOND
4 Caess7oa KESoeAz
eIess GsA ssaQeglso

/ "And none of is,,@ he pointed
out. 'tknow the woman In the
black ermine. !. > @"o'a" ~.
He hesitated for a moment
starving at. her specnlatively.n
as something the. natter
lMilIcent asked anXiously, beepm'
ing uneasy under his steady ap-
praisal. .a t.Ha" n!s,, s.";l-- >,
"They want you at the house"
"Want me% r,a.a. -'.. IA:
Eyes" .a,-'
"How do you know"
81 telephoned," qpw
ooh, that's what took you SC
Eyes" ''
"Whom did you talk WITH"
Sergeant Mahoney."
ooh" she exclaimed, feeline
suddenly cold with dread. What
does he want?" s,g.r. 80!
Il don't know. He wouldn't
tell me over the telephone. he
said you had given him youl
word of honor you wouldn't Skin
out while he was carrying on his
| investigations" Co.. ......
81 didn't give him my word OF
! honor" she blazed Indignantly
land what's more, Pm not skip
ping out" . g.. ...
That's what | told him." o.,
"You told him was witt
you?"
, Eyes"
"Thank heavens for that!
wouldn't have him think | wa:
running away for anything. What
does he want of me-"
Gle didn't say"
"Well, if he wants me for some
more questioning he can Just wa
until get ready to show up. I'm
sick and tired of being cOoped III
in that house and having people
run in with all sorts of questions
every time there's \ new develop
ment in the case"
! He nodded agreement and sald.
suddenly. 81 know how you feel
Millicent."
/ Notified by his quick sYmpa
thv, and having relieved her feel
ings by her burst of indignation
she said. GLOW about YOUR ia
Their. Norman Have they foun'
out anything?"
az don't know. That's VIVA
worries me. Sergeant Malone!
, wouldn't discuss, it over the tele
phone, but he did say the reason
he wanted to see you was in con
neetion with myo fathers dlsap
pesranee." ~, -
She stared at .hMa1 Yitba'Y sds s
incredulous eyes 8 p
: they're not going M q B
that one me. tod ~ M +. <s
''No. l don't think 50; So z
geant Mahonev wouldn't say lus
what he wanted. His manner wa
very peculiar, but he said h
wanted to see you rs soon as Yo'
could get there: that it relate
/ to nv fathers d;sappearance." =,
"Then," she told him, eve Wi
90 back at once. If Sthere'sAeny
thing I can do to help clear tina
ND want to do it," - -,
otis all rather strange an
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WORKERS CONFERENCE
To MEET AT BEULAH.
|. ON MONDAY NIGHT

The regular Monday night meet
mo Of the ministers and workers
conference of the Carolina Bap-
fist association will be held at the
Mount Moriah church next Mon
dav night. April - at s o'clock.
Rev NJ H. Drye is pastor, Inc
round-table discussion Will be N
charge of Victor Rector. and KEY Ne
John B. Guice will preach. me
local church will have charge o. o.,
the singing, and the pastor VIII
lead the evening prayer: =
1t is hoped by the leaders Oh
this conference that the entire
membership of the local churen
will be present, especially all the
church and Sunday school officers;
All pastors and ministers and
other church workers throughout
the association are invited.
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/ ~EE-[kN[. ~

He iabbed the button a second
time, impatiently. as he spoke.
"But suppose it should turn
out to be the woman in the black
ermine coat and suppose she
should be a stranger to u.s."
We'll grab her anyway" he
said. eve have enough on that
woman to Justify calling in the
police" ,
He rang the bell for the third
time.
There was no @nSwcr.
'.Not at home" Norman saif,
disappointment showing in his
voice. lie tried the door Of the
apartment house, then turned
away from it.
, Locked" he told Millicent.
"You can't. get in unless the oc-
cupant of one of the apartments
presses an electric buzzer and re-
LEASES the door,"
"Then. if this Faulconer wo-
man isn't in, we can't even get
| into the building. We can't. :"
Once more he laughed and
said, "I'll show you a trick. Start
pressing buttons opposite the
names of people who have apart
mentc on the fifth floor"
"Why?"
Because" he said, peering at
the directory, someone will be
expecting a friend, or will Just
buzz the door. open on general
principles. Someone on the first
or second floors might come to
the elevator to look us overl We
can't use the third floor beeanse
we're getting off there. The fifth
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= BEGIN HERE TODAY

Hiihcent Graves, secretary TO
George Drimgol2. finds rher',.em,
ployer' IN his, office, deads Jarvis
Happs stranger, offers to helm
her, He sends her to a beauty
shop where she is transformed in
to brunei, then takes her home,
Introducing her as, his seeretarv'
She meets Happ's son, Norman.
hla 'stePson, Robert Caise. Mrs,
HaPP;; and Vera Duchene. Mrs
HapPs maid. o.. Ct. -
That night a note under her
door informs Millicent, The wo-
man in black ernine is here" NIL.
EceRt sees, the woman, tries 10
follow, bat loses her, MiIlicent
goes to the ehauffeur's quarters
The chauffeur is. dead from a bull.
let wound. .... sr..- 49,. =.
Next morning Sergeant Ma
honey takes charge of the case, .
Over the telephone Mrs. .Happ
learns that her husband has been
kidnapped. She is warned not TO
inform the police.
Norman begs Millicent to tell
him what she knows of the whole
affair. She does. Together they
determine t. solve the mystery.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
. CHAPTER XXXII -
! Millicent, despite her excite,
ment, rendered to check Norman
Happ's impulsiveness with :
warning. Don't call the name
out loud" she said.
Norman Happ, covering the dis
lance which separated him from
the car, laughed reasSuringly.
{ Don't worry" he said. "Tn
not entirely a fool"
: "Oh, l didn't mean that"
mo offense," he told her
laughing good-naturedly. 81 know
YOU didn't. | lust wanted you t.
see what precautions | took"
! He unfoided piece of paper
on (which ne had scribblec
''Phyllis Faulconer, 1925 Baronn(
avenue" -.
Millicent's face showed her dis
appointment, as she read this
memorandum. ooh" she said
81 thought it would be ="
Thought It would be Yer;
Duchene?" he asked, as her voice
faded into disappointed silence.
She nodded.
81 don't know ANYTHING abOu
detective business" he said, "bu
II understand detectives have tC
! be careful not to Jump at con
clusions and then try to make
the facts fit the conclusions. :
good detective is one who goe
ahead and gets the facts regard
less of what they may be, ant
then draws conclusions from tn
facts"
THAT may be the way a goot
detective does it, but it stands t,
reason it must have been Yer;
Duchene who was mixed up II
this thing from the beginning"
"Not, necessarily"
Certainly" she told him. 'f
couldn't be this Phyllis Faulcon
er. Why, none of US even know
her
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complicated. What could you
possibly know that would help
Sergeant Mahoney in connection
with that case?"
Nothing. He'll find it out aft
er he's asked me few aues-
tons"
Then wen go and see Phyllis
Fauiconer first" Norman said:
81 told Sergeant Mahoney we'd
return but | didn't say Just how
soon that would he. If thought
could help Father I'd do. any
thing, but Sergeant Mahoney is
! following a false lead and I've a
bunch we're helping Father more
Inv running down this woman IN
the black ermine coat than we
would be by running around at
Sergeant Mahoney's beck and
call. ~ -,
"That isn't all. l have an idea
! Sergeant Mahoney suspects the
truth about you-about the Drim-
gold murder ! mean. Once you
pet back | doubt that he will let
lvou out of his sight again. And
unless we clear up the mystery
of Harry Felding's murder |
don't think it's going to be clear
ed up"
"You mean they'll keep on sus-
pecting me?" she asked.
He changed the subject alb
ruptly, saying, Lets quit won,
1 dering about these side issues and
concentrate on the matter in
Inland. 1t isn't very far to Baronne
avenue. We can make it in less
than 10 minutes" ..
He drove with a set, tight-lip-
ned concentration which convinc-
ed Millicent more than any words
would have done that they were
working against time-that Nor
man Happ knew this and that
there had been more to the mes
sage he had received from Ser
geant Mahoney tina nhe was will
| in gto disclose.
! The address on Baronne ave-
nue. turned out to be an apart
ment house. Millicent felt a
strange thrill as the car sped
across the intersection and swung
in toward the right-hand curb.
"This is the place." Norman
sold. at won't be long now I'M
til we know something about this
woman N the black erNine coat: "
He ierked back the door catch
flung the door, open. Come on,
J he said. "Slide across. We haven't
time to stand on formality."
With a low, nervous laugh she
slid her feet along the seat
wormed under the steering wheel
and felt his hands under her ell
bows as he lifted her from the
ca" He slammed the door shut
: and, together, thew assembled the
three steps which led to tho
foyer where the names of thu
tenants were displayed in a Ions
row opposite call buttons.
| "Here we are" he said tri
ur1phantly. 'Phyllis Faulconer
- y
Ia <,3fe she could stop him III
>t;bed the button opposite
90 She cried in dismay, "yol
q shouldn't have done that, Nor
, man, ,..
i "Why not?"
Il because. We don't want he
4 70 know we're investigating her
4 We should make INQUIRIES an
:, find out what she, looks like"
I "We'n know what she look
like" Norman Happ said grimly,
! IL ...o,srn bod q look at her.
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WRECK KILLS THREE

DECHERD, Tenn, April 10
(UP).-An ACKNOWLEDGMENT col
lis;on on a dusty road near here
Yesterday killed Mrs. George Bar
tin, Mrs. Edna Collins and her
son. Joe.
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HATS-Rough straws in all col
ors and prices. Felts from
$3.45 to So in whites and pass
tells. JENNIE BOWEN,S SHOP.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Wonderful man.. Still building
wood houses for termites to chew
up because his ancestors had no
building material except; wood.
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NOTiCE-We have just unloaded
a carload of Certainteed paint
which has overstocked our
paint department. For the next
10 days we are offering sur
plus stock at special prices. If
you contemplate painting this
spring buy now and save the
difference. Hen5ersonville Sup
ply & Coal Co., headquarters
for everything in the building
line. Lenox Park. Phone Soc
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APPLY TO First Federal Savings
and Loan Assn for money to
build, improve or refinance
your home. 1T 9th Ave. W.
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FOrSale
Autos and Accessories
Livestock and Poultry

ONE GOOD WORK HORSE, bar
gain. Sunny Slope Farm, Ed
neville.
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The Princess Mdivani is getting
Z divorce. 1t is understood that
She was formerly separated from
nlain American Jack.
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PAY YOUR TAXES with bonds.
County, city and street assess
ments at a big discount. Phone
80. o. Roy Keith, Real Estate,
American Bank Bldg. =
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EASTER EGG DYES, Easter can
dies from soc to $500 per box.
Max Factors cosmetics. Freeze
Drug Co.
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BOUTONNIERES AND BAGS.
Your Easter costume is not
complete without a boutinniere.
We have a lovely line of bags
too. JENNIE BOWEN'S SHOP.
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AUTO Acknowledged pol
lev, $4,000. $4,000, $1,000,
full coverage, no restrictions.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
annual premium $500. Jack
son-PhillipS Company, 131 Fifth
avenue west.
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WE DO NOT GIVE the cheapest
! permanents, yet we get the
businesS-There must be rea-
son. Deluxe Beauty Shoppe.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-19

OWNERS of Norge Rollator Re.
refrigerators report that Roliator
refrigeration actually saves
in refrigeration cost and m
food coSt-up to S11 a month.
Brunson Furniture Company.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-19

RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
Company,
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). GNE REPAIRED -

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