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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-10
GREEN RIVER TOWNSHIP

Mrs. E. H. Allen, IL 10 acres
mountain land, $2.28.
Clarence Allison, "a 1-2 acres
/ house Tom Ballard place, 1894.
Lum Anders and wife, l 1-2
acres Salie Anders property,
1924.
L. A. Anderson, SO acres Terie
Greek, $11.67; II acres Terrle
Greek, Csc.
Mrs. L. C. Babb, 5 acres Fir
COMA, Csc.
Mrs. Mary Ballew, 3 7-S acres
Saluda, $4.05.
John Bane, 1-2 acre Bane land
Green River, $4.2S,
j. C. Bane, 4 acres Rock Creek,
$3.50.
L. L. Bane, l house and lot
Tuxedo, $7.99; 3S acres Green
River, $4.73.
Mrs. L. L. Bane, Z acres Green
River, $1.01.
E. T. Bayne, 20 acres Green
hlHSI, 9o.io.
]. Willis Bayne, 81 acres ]. W.
Bane land, S3.3S.
G. N. Beddingield, Est, five
acres Green River, SIC.
H. S. Beddingfeld, 65 acres of
mountain land, $7.19.
Mrs. John A. Beddingfeld,
Adm, 3 acres l house Green Riv-
er, SSH.
j. T. Beddingfeld, 60 acres
Green River, $3.50; So acres
Green land, $2.29; 40 acres Green
River, S7.35.
F. D. Bell, acre Pace proper
ty at station, 23c; 2 lots John
Taylor place, $2.70; lot Tuxedo
Station, 23c; 10 lots Vernon tract
zoe; z lots Laurence tract, S1.3S;
5 lots Station tract, 90c; 1872 1-2
acres Phinizy tract, $7.20; 20
acres Brown, 90c; IL 1-2 acres
Smyre, sac; 80 acres Brown,
.$1.35; 215 acres Bane and Bed
dingfeld, SETS; 263 acres Swain
and Hart, 1920; 5 acres Mondam-
in, $4,000; 3 acres N. Freeman
Store, $20.57.
Mrs. F. D. Bell, 2 acres and i'm
provements Tuxedo, $3.50.
: G. T. Bell, Is acres Mountain
Page, $3.50.
]. o. Bell, "a acre Tuxedo,
.$1.41.
j. o. Bell, Jr., 5 acres head of
Lake Summit, $1.S5; 532 acres
Tuxedo, $4,000; 80 acres SOUTH
side of Green River, $5.40.
Bell Realty Co., 25 acres Green
River, S1.01. :.
j. A. Bishop and Mrs. Annie
H. Hooper, 101 acres near Saluds
$S.3s.
Mrs. w. H. Bishop, 33 acre:
Guice land, STAT.
w. H. Bishop, Ia IL acre:
Macedonia, S4.69.
H. L. Bomar, 1 lot Lake Sum
nit, CSC.
jess W. Boyd, So acres Noun
tain Page, $14.06.
]. w. Bradley, 80 acres noun
tain land, $500.
Pink Bright, l acre Green Riv
er, $500.
DR.. ]. S. Brown, 80 IL acre
Tuxedo, $33.75.
G. c.. Burrell, 40 acres McAdo'
land, 1891.
]. C. Burrell, 6 1-2 acres nea
Tuxedo, $4.76.
]. Burrell, rs acres mountain
land, $3.50.
Ernest Burwell, 2 lots l hous
Lake Summit, $1.S5.
a. B. Calvert, Est, 83 "a acre
Green River bridge, $5.4O.
Mrs. C. P. Cannon, 1873 acre
Bobbs Creek, $1,000.
E. B. Capps, 8 acres Green XIV
e. E. C. c. capps, % acres A. capp
land, $4.03.
Henry Capps, l lot beddingnei
H. s. Capps, Heirs, 81 1-2 acre
mountain land, $1.6S; 40 l.,
acres mountain land, SZ'SS; l,
tT-2 acres Tuxedo, $1.35; 80 Il
acres mountain land, s1.6s.
L. F. Caps, 20 acres Greer
River, $2.S7. an uo
w. C. Capps, Est. 100 acre
Green River, S15.89.
R. C. Clayton, 95 acres Saiuda
$12.49. l
Mrs. James Norwood Cleveland
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HOOPERS CREEK TOWNSHIP

Mrs. Edith Anderson, 5 acres
home place, $3.50.
Hillyard B. Atkins, Rec, 81
acres Naples, $84.42.
GIazener Bagwell, 104 acres
Fletcher Route No. /, $56.52.
j. l.. Bagwell, 80 acres Couch
Mountain, $50.
w. C. Bagwell, l lot near Bun
combe county line, Slab.
Mrs. J. E. Baldwin, l house and
lot Fletcher, $500.
j. R. Baldwin, 3 acres Couch
Mountain, 1904.
L. L. Baldwin, IA acres Fetch
CT. $11.99.
Mrs. Muriel JOY Baldwin, 6S
acres Fletcher, $47.47.
w. E. Baldwin, 9 acres Hoop
ers Greek, $12.65.
Mrs. R. E. Ball, AZ acres Ma,
pies, $45.57.
Claude Ballard, l acre Fan.
ming bridge road, $5.65.
J. E. Ballenger, Est, ISL acres
l house mountain land, $16.81.
Clyde Barnwell, 10 acres one
house Fruitland road, $500.
Lola Barnwell, l lot adjoining
Rhodes and Anderson, $2.67.
Otto S. Barnwell, 8 IA acres
l house Mills Gap road, $4.05.
Sam Barnwell, GO acres Hoop,
ers Greek, $7.S6.
A. w. Beddingfeld, IA acres
Hoopers Creek, 1921.
C. NJ. Beddingfeld, AZ acres
and house Hoopers Greek, 1884
r. C. Beddingfeld, Is acres
Hoopers Greek road, $2.95.
Mary P. Blake, Est, 33 4-1O
acres 1 house near Fletcher,
$59.S3.
Sturgeon Brown, 25 IA acres
and building Hoopers Creek.
$13.45.
E. H. eagle, 4 acres Naples,
$3.50.
E. L. Campbell, 23 90 acres
Fletcher, N. c., 5000.
]. L. Garland, Est, % acres
house Brickton, $11.4S.
Mrs. M. W. Carney, Est. II
ga acres Hoopers Creek, $7.4S.
E. NJ. Case, ~ 1-2 acres Fan
ming Bridge road, Stag:
w. R. Case, 2 1-2 acres Fan
ming Bridge road, $1.19.
Central Lumber Mills, Inc, l
81 acres Southern R. R., $43.21.
B. F. Chappell, 8 acres How
ard Gap road, S1.00.
Mrs. R. C. Coggins, 1 IA acres
l house Hoopers Greek, 1924.
H. T. Conner, acres 1 house
Cunningham. land, S7.79. ..s
Consolidated Realty Corp, 70
acres Lelong or Halliburton place
Asheville highway, $71.50.
H. P. Corwith, 10 acres Couch
Mountain, $21.06.
N. L. Crisp, 100 acres Brick
ton, $3.50.
Mrs. Eula Crook, 1 3-4 acres
Fletcher, $1.10.
C. R. Cunningham, Al 1-2
acres Hoopers Greek, 5000.
Mrs. E. H. Curran, 2 acres Old
School property, $2.63.
T. J. Curran, trustee, 40 acres
Hoopers Creek, S3.51; SO acres
Mills Gap road, $25.27; At acres
Hoopers Creek, $13.83.
ga Mrs. Josephine Cushing, lS5
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|
Green River, $500; 125 acres Of
mountain land, 1888.
H. P. Pace, II acres Mountain
Page, $6.32.
J. E. Pace, 8 acres mountain
land, $3.50.
J. L. L. Pace, 67 acres Greer
River, 1888.
Mrs. j. S, Pace, 103 acres one
house Green River, $7.34.
X. NJ. Pace, l house and lot
Zirconia, $5.3S. ,
Leroy Pace, 38 acres Mountain
Page, 1914. .
R. T. Pace, 10 acres Andy Pitts
land, Sill. 70. o..
WA. Pace, 10 acres Mountain
Page, $1.24.
Mrs. C. C. Parlar, Is acres
Mountain Page, $2.15.
NJ. S. Patterson, 10 acres Os-
teen land, $1.02.
Joe E. Peace, "a acres Pace
land, $4.65.
Luther L. Peace, 40 acres But
ler Mountain, $3.50.
w. C. Peace, lit acres Peace
| land Mountain Page, $8.49.
Mrs. Bertha o. Perkins, l lot
and buildings Lake Summit, $3.72.
J. H. Revis, SIS acres house
Guice land, $4.82.
H. R. Rhodes, "a acres Green
River, S4.02.
A. w. Russell, heirs, Is acres
Saluda, $1.64.
John A. Russell, 26 lots Rocky
Gorge, $1.35.
William Seybold, l lot Lake
Summit subdivision, CSC.
R. A. Sharpe, 93 1-2 acres part
of Pink Station tract, $3.50.
w. NJ. Sherman and George M.
Owens, lot and cabin near Green
River bridge, $2.03.
E. ]. Simmons, ct al, 81 acres
Spartanburg highway, $1O.13.
J. X. Singletary, 80 ga acres
Pinnacle Mountain, $3.05.
Fred L. Smyre, agent, 80 acres
1 lot Zirconia, $35.7S.
B. M. Station, rs acres Noun
tain Page, $500; so acres Noun
tain Page, $3.48.
]. C. Station, rs acres noun
tain land, $3.65.
U. G. Station, 3 lots Highway
No. 90, $2.03.
j. H. Stephenson, Guardian, So
acres near Saluda, 1892.
Walter Stephenson, a acres
Camp Greek, Csc.
Sterling Investment Co., l lot
Lake Summit subdivision, Csc.
Mrs. Georgia Stewart, l lot
Russell land, Csc.
H. L. Stewart, $50 acres Noun
tain Page, $12.41.
C. A. Stroman, 2 lots Lake
Summit, $1.02.
James H. Swaney, 80 acres
Green River, $3.50.
J. C. Tankersley, "A acres one
house near Mount Olive, STAT.
Mrs. J. w. Tankersley, 23 3-4
acres Capps land, $1.S4.
J. w. Tankersley, IT acres one
house Mount Olive, $5.97.
Dennis Taylor, 8 ga acres Tux
edo, $4.3s.
Mrs. Ann Traher, l lot Dixie
highway, Tuxedo, $1.02.
L. w. Turner, l lot Rocky
Gorge, Csc.
Mes. Burniee Lawson Twigg, l
lot Lake Summit, CSC.
A. B. and w. j. Ward, 35 acres
Green River, $4.61.
J. R. Ward, l lot Tuxedo, 1924
Mrs. J. T. Ward, Sc acres May
bin land, $2.4S.
Leonard Ward, 76 acres one
house mountain land, 1898.
w. o. Waters, $50 acres Tux
edo, $3.50 bal.
D. G. Wilkie, l house and lot
Tuxedo, $12.59.
Willard Brothers, 1 house and
lot Lake Summit, $4.73.
Mrs. E. R. Wilson, 1-2 acre
Lake Summit subdivision, $1.02.
R. c. Wilson, IL acres Spar
tanburg road, $1.39.
]. H. Yelton, 2 lots Rocky Gorge
34c.
Mrs. Nell Yelton, 70 acres two
houses Tuxedo, $500.
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M. NJ. and w. S. Wall, AZ acres

NJ. NJ. and w. S. Wall, AZ acres
S2.4S. .
o. P. Whitaker, 63 1-2 acres 1
house Mountain Home, S5.12.
J. H. Williams, 139 acres one
house Sugar Loaf road, $685.:
S. ]. Williams, 10 acres Middle
Fork, $1.24. .
Jessie B. Wilson, heirs, 1 lot
Slick Rock, SEC.
]. R. Wilson, so acres Grassy
Greek, $3.41; 2 acres Bat Cave
$5.78.
D. G.. Wright, heirs, 1 lot Bat
Cave, SEC. o
Miss Kathleen R. Young, 8
acres mountain land, 1895.
DELINQUENT
Mrs. Logan Barnweli, Az acres
mountain land, $1.S2.
]. w. Eaks, l lot Gerton, Acc
H. B. Emerson, 3 acres noun
tain land, csc.
Mrs. Elizabeth FOX S'0i9
Edneyville, $4.44.
Freeman and Campbell, l acre
Bat Cave, Acc. c
F. K. Graham, 4 acres DICK
Rock tract, $3.77.
J. H. Gregg, l lot Bat cave
csc. III,
W. C. Hardin, lot Chestnut Hill
Gerton, Acc. c
Manor, $3.50.
w. j. Higgins, "a acres one
house Broad River road, Sl.So.
G. l.. and w. NJ. Justice, nine
aces Ridge land, $3.50.
d. H. McRay, 2 lots Bat Cave
Manor, Ole. .o
Annie j. Mozelle, 1S9 acres OF
mountain land on highway, 1898.
j. J. F. Quinn, 3 lots, no de-
scription, 1888. -,
]. W. Quinn, 2 lots Edneyville'
S1.S2.
: DIR. F. B. Scruggs, 1 lot Chest
nut Hill, Gerton, 46c.
S. w. White, % acres noun
tain land, 1924.
B. F. Williams, 80 acres noun
tain land, $l-64.
Fred Yeager, Est, 1 lot Bat
Cave Manor, 46c.
COLORED
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COLORED

Evans, heirs, 7 acres Buffers
bridge, $2.9S.
Foster Gale, heirs, II acres
Haywood road, $3.65.
Maria Leaks, 6 acres near But
ler's bridge, 2 acres Mills River,
$2.3S.
Clingman Logan, II acres o.
Ridge land, $40.
Henry Summey, IA acres near
Haywood road, 1925.
S. B. Wheeler, 10 acres Butler
Estate, $1.S3.
James Williams, l acre near
Butler bridge, $1.1S bal.
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DELINQUENT

Mary K. homestead, 10 lots 2
1-2 acres Lake Summit, S5.6S.
j. D. Bowen, 6 1-2 acres Wood
land, SIC.
Thomas B. Butler, 6S acres
Guice land, 5000.
]. H. Glover, l lot Green River,
Use.
R. M. Hanna and Chesholm, 10
acres Green River, &c.
w. A. Harevin, z lots Green
River, 1928.
John j. Jackson, trustee, min
ing rights and mineral concessions
on 900 acres Green River, $3.50.
A. o. Jones, Est, "a acres, l..
Baker property, 1928.
w. C. Miller, 2 lots Freeman
land, 75c.
]. C. Miller, al lots Rocky
Gorge, $15.22.
William Moore, 4-1O acres
near Saluda, 75c.
Mrs. Lula M. Pritchard, 4 lots
Green River, SLAB.
F. C. Putnam, 5 lots Rocky
Gorge, 3 lots Harling property,
1884.
R. H. Turner, l house and lot
Tuxedo, 1928.
B. C. Truluck, l lot Rhodes
land, 75c.
R. NJ. Hanna and CHISHOLM, 10
acres Green River, SIC.
w. A. Harevin, z lots Green
River, 1928.
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COLORED

w. NJ. Laws, 10 acres st. Paul,
S4.09.
Richard Littlejohn, 43 acres st.
Paul road, S10.25.
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Charles French Toms, ST., 20t
acres Boylston (2-3 Init Si6.1o
NJ. F. Toms, 30 acres MulllnaS
Jordan land, $1.5S.
M. c.. Townsend, 100 acres
Brevard road, $21.76.
Miss Ada Erwin Tucker, heirs
az acres Etowah, $20.43.
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.
100 acres Boylston creek, $f.Zo
Ward and King, 5 acres noun
tain land, $1.31: r
A. M. Warlick, 62 acres Turn
pike road, $50.13.
E. S. Warlick, 40 acres Boyls'
ton, balance, $12.41.
G. w. Weese, % acres ridge
and Boylston land, $17.9S.
G. w. Welles, II acres noun
tain land, SLAP.
j. R. West, Est, CT acres Hay
wood road, $22.11. o.
Whitaker and Fortune, 60
acres near Mullinax, $7.6l.
George S. Whitaker AZ acres
Mills River, $31.51. .
L. R. Whitaker, SIS acres l
house North Mills River, S2O.4g.
R. X. Whitaker, 40 acres South
Mills River, $19.4S. ,
T. E. Whitaker, II acres 1
house South Mills River, $685.,
Wade H. Whitesides, 80 acres l
house near Mills River school,
$32.17; 23 acres ridge land, Salt
C. L. Wilson, 43 acres l house
Etowah, $18.27.
G. A. Woodfin, so acres l house
near Boylston road, S16.O4.
E. B. Wright, Ga acres BreVard
road, $43.60; rs acres Forge
mountain, $500.
w. H. Wright, Est, 60 acres
Mills River, $54.79.
Mrs. Dovie Young, 2SS acres
Brevard road, $116.99.
DELINQUENT
G. w. Allen, heirs, 80 acres
Foster Creek, $4.28.
C. E. Bonesfell, 2 lots Sunset
Hills, Ste.
R. L. Briggs, 1 lot Sunset Hills,
$1.07. ,.,,
Harold Butler, 16 acres Mills
River, $3.50.
]. E. Elmore, J. G.. Barnes, 80
acres Mills River, 1887.
o. L. Erwin, Jr., and Ralph
Fisher, 9 acres w. H. Barnard,
1929.
Rebecca Love and Jones Nc
Crary, l lot Sunset Hills, 97c.
Y. Milford Morgan, 10 acres
Mills River, $14.4S.
B. F. Morris, heirs, Is 1-2 acres
Haywood road, $500.
J. w. Morris, 1 rs acres Horse
Shoe road, $1.6O.
w. K. Shipman, 4 acres Mills
River, Acc.
Mrs. Henry Station, l acre high
way No. %, Csc.
The Washington times., 1936-10-09
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO, Oct. . GN.s).-Butter--
11.Os3 tubs; steady; old cars 5;new 4;
extras, 31lac; standards, S11ac; extra
first. 31G31Hc; firsts, 3OQ3Ohi
specials, 32G32ia.
6: new 2; current receipts, 25l2c;
fresh extra firsts, less than cars 27c;
cars, 27igc; fresh first less than cars,
26hc; cars, 26%c; dirties, 22%c; checks
Ol2c.
CHEESE-Twins, 1S@1sitc; single
daises and longhorns. 1872 a lS&c.
LIVE OULTRY-Steady: turkeys
16619c; hens 12m17c; leghorn hens
1Od12c; broilers, I5d 16c; springs, l3d-
16c; chickens, 11ml2i2C; roOsters, Is a :
14c; ducks ga 16c; geese, 9ml3c
POTATOES--57 cars, ontrack, III;
L. s. shipments SSS: Idaho Russets
Burbanks 21O. Washington Russets,
Burbanks. s235@25O; colorado. Nc
Clures, cotton sacks, $2.l@; burlap
sacks, $2n212ia; Wisconsin round
white, Sl.6On1.SO; commercial. *l.55 !;
Wisconsin bliss triump phs, Sl.bO.
The Washington times., 1936-10-09
OILS TAKE LEAD
! FOR RISE IN
MARKET
BY LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, Oct. 9 G.N.SO.
With market leadership swinging
to oils, stocks moved generally
higher today.
Trading again was active, the
ticker falling behind for the sixth
successive day. Large blocks were
common, one of $4,000 in Socony-
Vacuum changing hands on the
initial sale.
The Washington times., 1936-10-09

(a) Optional cash. (b) includes latest
declaration only. (c) (d) Extra in
(s) Llquidating dividend. ~
mutations (E) Paid this Special Paid
(ww) With warrants. (xw) without warrants.
(") Exdividend (D rights.
Dividend dollars
The Washington times., 1936-10-09
Employment
Hel0 Wanted-Male
BOYS WITH BICYCLES

16 years old or over, wanted for per
manent work. See Mr.. SchryveF, 1917
New York Ave n. W.
The Washington times., 1936-10-09

MAN OR WOMAN for proof passing with
s12 9th St n. W. between Z and 9 p. m:
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Employment
Help Wanted-FemaIe

ucIp WdnbCu-r tH1dle NJ
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS (3). to begin
work Saturday morning: salary. Call
Lincoln O302. between 0 a. m. and p. m,
ask for Mr. Harris.
THREE REFINED WOMEN, who can de-
vote hours or more daily from now
until Christmas. Pay discussed at inter-
view. Apply MISS FOX, mornings, Room
2O5, 1927 Eye st. n. w.
WHITE woman-Care of child in small
apt Call between 10 and IL a. m.
3S Rhode Island Ave. n. W.
WOMAN white. experienced in acting as
matron TO large number Of white and
cOlOred women workers. Personnel expert
ence desirable. Address Box B-3l, Tlmes-H.
WOMEN-Why keep looking for exactly
the Job you want? Sell our line
Of BEAUTIFUL HOSIERY. direct from the
mills below store prices Apply Miss Nc
DonnaId, Room 4O3, 1888 st. N.
YOUNG LADY 10 assist in marking and
sewing. Apply National Laundry Co,
81 Pierce st. n. W.
The Washington times., 1936-10-09
Washington Stocks

SALES
American Security and Trust
Company, 10@251, 10@251.
AFTER CALL
American Security and Trust
Company, 5@251.
Potomac Electric 5l2s preferred,
12@1123s.
Potomac Electric 3As, $4,000
10412; $l,000@1O412; $1,000
10412.
Capitol Traction IS. $5o0@911a;
$1,OOO@9112; S5O0@911a; $4,000
91l2; $500@91E2.
Merganthaler Linotype Com
pany, 5o@5112; 3o@5112; 100
5112.
This exchange will be closed
Monday, Columbus Day.
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Evening star., 1936-03-07
Strike
Continued From First Page.)


Seventh avenue and Fiftieth street
was typical. Houlihan said 300 en-
ployes there struck.
The management expressed sur
prise at the statement, saying there
was no strike unless you call the
failure of seven employees to report fol
work a strike"
James J. Bambrick. president of the
Building Service Employees Union, sale
that up to this morning owners OF
1914 buildings had signed agree
ments with the union.
Prolonged Seige Expected.
Warning factions of building service
workers and realty operators, dead
locked for the seventh day, settled
down apparently expecting pro.
longed seige with mo quarter asked
and no quarter given"
Union leaders. pressing their strike
threat against 200 midtown skyscrapel
apartment buildings, were making in.
roads in the ranks of building opera
to1o, a PolAIC 1Cpolt AlOlCdCCO
Police said the walkout had spread
to 1000 buildings. largest number af-
fected 'since the first call was issued
last Sunday.
Independent agreements, a police
check-up showed, had been signed fol
139 buildings, acceding to union de.
mands for closed shop, shorter work
ing hours and So week pay raises.
The Realty Advisory Board, associa
ton Of building operators. reported
however, that many strikers were con.
vfnced their cause was lost and were
asking to be taken back as individuals
More than 1000 members of the boarc
met in a mass meeting late yesterday
indorsed refusal to arbitrate the closed
Evening star., 1936-03-07
PERMIT APPROVED
FOR BUS terminal
Three Subdivision Applications in
Montgomery Also
Granted.

BY Staff Correspondent Of The Star.
SILVER SPRING, Md. March T.
A building permit for bus terminal
to be erected by the Capital Transit
Co. at Wisconsin and Western avenues
was approved by the Maryland Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission yesterday.
The commission also approved three
subdivision applications and acted on
two zoning change applications.
Subdivision of Evans Parkway, a
20-acre tract on North Georgia avenue,
near Forest Glen. was the largest prof.
ect approved. Subdivision of block IL,
Rollingwood. also was sanctioned by
the commission, as was the resubdi-
vision of lot 10. block E. Meyers Park.
The application of Eloise M. CHS
we'll OF GOT Thayer street, Silver Spring,
for reclassification of her property
from residential A to residential B to
permit its conversion into two-family
dwelling was forwarded to the Mont
gomery County commissioners without
recommendation.
Evening star., 1936-03-07

after Emperor Halle Selassie had ac-
cepted similar appeal without reser-
VationS.
(The italian action was based on
the plea of the League Committee for
Peace in East Africa, offering nego-
tiations prior to the imposition of
further war sanctions against Italy.
(The League Committee specified
the two warning nations should con-
slider the appeal and announce their
decisions in a week-the final date set
as March 10)
The cabinet also decided that en-
ployers are bound to pay employees re-
called to military service their entire
salaries for the full period of their
service. The employers must also
hold the employees jobs for their re-
turn.
Italy's position, informed sources in
sisted. was that this nation would
take no initiative to end hostilities.
Italy would, however, study any plan
which showed promise of meeting what
Fascist leaders have proclaimed to be
their requirements for expansion,
colonization and security in East
Africa.
1t was considered certain in in
formed circles that II Duce would not
permit vague flutterings of an olive
branch" without definite proposals for
a settlement, to interfere with the
operations of the Fascist forces in
Northern and Southern Ethiopia.
Evening star., 1936-03-07
SYMPHONY DRIVE !
FORFUND PUSHED
$4,000 Obtained With Gift
of $4,000 Topping List
After Two Days.

The National Symphony Orchestra's
drive for a 100000 sustaining fund
went forward vigorously today as cam
paign leaders expressed satisfaction
with results of the first two days
solicitation.
At a luncheon meeting of chairmen
OF various committees at campaign
headquarters in the Carlton Hotel yes
terday, it was announced that SUBJ
scriptions obtained since the drive
opened on Thursday total nearly $l0,-
900. Subscriptions totaling more than
$4,000 were reported yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Alva Strong led the list
of yesterdays donors by a gift Of $2,-
600.
The committee contracting the social
and civic organizations Of the city
reported gifts totaling $739. This figure
includes a 500 donation by the Fri
day Morning Music Club.
I1dl O1o ohOoho, S1ldAi hlul VA tAAC
mems division of the Business Com
mittee, announced his unit has re-
ceived $65370 already, despite the fact
the committees first meeting was not
held until yesterday afternoon.
Julius Garfinckel headed the list of
business contributors with $500 gift.
In the absence of Mrs. Alice Roose-
velt Longworth, co-chairman of the
National Committee, Mrs. Walter
Bruce Howe reported subscriptions of
$180 from friends of the orchestra out
side of Washington.
Robert lie Fevre, vice chairman of
the suburban division, announced SIS
had been sent in by the Chevy Chase
Committee and that other suburban
committees were about to open their
campaigns.
The Metropolitan Committee OBJ
tanned subscriptions totaling SLIP
during the day, Mrs. Tracy Dows re-
ported The central division of this
unit obtained $425 of the amount, the
cooperative division, $35: the civic
division, $641, and the Junior League
division, $l1.
Evening star., 1936-03-07

were "highly confidential and that
either Burns or another official had
asserted the oil firm had taken no
part in a Cities Service drive against
the Wheeler bill
Activities around the Capitol of
George K. Brobeck. Legislative repre-
sentative" Of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars. in connection with his employ
ment on the side by Western utili-
ties official during the holding COM
pany agitation were explored late yes
terday by the committee.
Paid $1o0 Weekly.
William j. Hagenah, attorney for
the Northern States Power Co. and
Standard Gas g. Electric Co., said he
hired Brobeck at 500 a week, but
declared he had no duties to per-
form. The salary was "just re-
tainer," with a view to using him
later as a company employe in the
West, Hagenah stated.
Hagenah eventually admitted he
may have discussed the general stu
alton regarding the holding company
and other pending legislation with
Brobeck.