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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-15
GEORGE TAKES OVER REIGN
IN 'GREATPERSONAL DISTRESS
But He Is Resolved to Dc
His Duty; Celebra-
tons CurtaiIed
By HENRI ToSTi RUSSELL
(Copyright by United Press)

LONDON, Dec. 15.-(UP).-
King George VI told parliament
yesterday that hc felt great per-
sonal distress" over the circum-
stances of his swift accession to
the throne.
"But | am resolved to do my
duty" he said in his first message
to commons and the house of
lords.
at will be my constant endeav-
or to uphold the honor of the
realm"
His message was read. in sol
emn tones, to the members of par
lament while the monarch cele-
brated his 41st birthday at fam.
ilv party in the rented palace
at 145 Piccadilly.
King George. his Scottish-com-
moner queen, Elizabeth, and their
two daughters will not move into
Buckingham palace until extern
Sive alterations are made.
After listening to the king
brief message, in which he re-
ferred to the unprecedented abdi-
cation of his brother Edward, the
"mother of parliaments" approved
answers swearing its loyalty and
wishing success to his reign.
By the monarch's own wishes,
public celebrations of his birthday
were curtailed, although guns
Numbered throughout the empire
to mark the occasion.
The kings message to parlia-
Continued on page three)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-15
GIRL SLAYER
TURNS SUICIDE
FIXED Idea Killer Of
Friend Strangles Self
in Jail Cell

MASON. Mich, Dec. Is. (UP).
The body of Hope Morgan, 26,
confessed slayer of her best
friend, was found in her cell here
today by deputy sheriff.
The girl had strangled herself
with a moose fashioned from pa.
jamas just a week after she had
pumped four bullets into the body
of her lifelong chum a. they sat
in the East Lansing home OF the
victims father.
She had said she killed her best
friend because she was seized by
a desire to end the life Of some.
one dear to her.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-15
County's Refund
Bonds Are Signed

RALEIGH, Dec. 15.--T. L.
Durham, chairman of the Hender-
son county board of commission.
ers, and J. c. Coston, register OF
deeds, and clerk of the board, to-
day completed the signing of re-
funding bonds which will be eX-
changed for OUTSTANDING obhga-
tions in the amount of approx
mately $2,S00,000.
These bonds are in denomlna,
tions of $500 and $1,000 and Will
be exchanged for outstanding
bonds with the local government
commission acting as transfer
agent.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-15
State Trooper Is
Taken By Siege

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-(uP):
One hundred and fifty federal
agents, police and detectives sur
rounded a fve-story apartment
house and captured Harry Bru-
nette, alleged kidnaper and New
Jersey state trooper after a spec
tacular gun battle.
Brunette was unhurt and sur
rendered after holding out for an
hour against bombardment OF
rifle bullets and tear gas bombs:
More than $50 shots were poured
into the apartment.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-15
(arly 1000 Here
kt Their Social
Fcurity Number
master Called on By
Elderly Folk "To
let Their Pension"

NOS. a thousand Henderson
people have been assigned
pcs account numbers IN
y'oH with he federal social
~ program. and this number
('eeted 70 reach the thousand
Z, W. Ewbank. postmaster,
today.
gathered by the post office
turned over TO the agency
oy the federal government
Sadllng these records. The
ouity is that records from
sonyille will be sent to an
% be established in Ashe-
master Ewbank said this
r. that he had been visited
number of elderly people,
40 they came to get their
pension" Many misunder-
we act, he said. and it has
I1'eqlt to explain to many
=, - old people that the act
% become operative for a
OF years, and that only
l. "ao participate by paying
entitled to benefits of the
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-15
Mention Yelton
AS Successor To
Frank W. Miller


RALEIGH. Dec. 15.-J. H. yell
ton. of Hendersonville, member
Of the state Democratic executive
committee, is being mentioned
here as possible successor to
Frank w. Miller, Of Waynesville,
rs a member Of the state highway
and public works commission.
Among others mentioned for
the post are John w. Rutherford,
Buncombc, E. G. Greene, Ashe-
vile, Oscar J. Monaghan, For
est City, Ralph Ramsey, Brevard.
Mr.. Yelton is also being men,
toned for appointment to the
railroad commission, possibly as
salaried secretary.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-15
Roosevelt Home
From So. America

CHARLESTON, Dec. Is. (UP)
President Roosevelt returned to
American soil at 8 a. m. today,
officially terminating his history
making cruise Of $4,000 miles in
the interest Of peace to South
America. Tanned a deep brown,
President Roosevelt walked down
the gangplank while whistles blew
and a 21-gun salute was fired. He
will arrive in Washington tonight.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-15
Say EDWARDS
SPIRITS HIGH
Looks to Future Genera
ton to Uphold Position
He Has Taken

ENZESFELD, Dec. 10. (UP)-
The Duke of Windsor, happier
than he ever was as Prince of
Wales or king. discussed today
with friends his plans to marry
Mrs. Simpson. His mood was ex-
uberant. II was indicated he would
not see Mrs. Simpson until after
the divorce is made final. The
marriage then is scheduled TO be
private and at place not yet Sc
lected.
Copyright 1886, United Press)
ENZESFELD. Austria, Dec. 10.
(UP)-The Duke of Windsor dis
cussed with friends at Enzesfeld
castle TODAY his plans to marry
Mrs. Wallis Warfield Simpson and
his hopes for the future.
He telephoned Mrs. Simpson
lust after midnight this morning.
and went to bed to rise at noon.
Today was spring like and the
duke planned TO play nine holes
of golf this afternoon.
The duke has learned of the at
tacks made on his manner of life
/ by the archbishop of Canterbury
and other British notableY and
has been emphatic in his reaction.
He believes, it was learned,
that future generations - even
! If not his own, will agree that he
did the right and manly thing in
abdicating his throne to marry
Mrs. Simpson-"thc woman
CONTINUED OH page thiee)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-15

IA LEGALITY
ELATERDATE
Ertion Granted to l9
k,ste Utilities Com
| NAMES in Area
INDIVIDUALITY
HEARING in MARCH
i, ALFRED E. DOWNS
Ii Press Staff Correspondent


,gvILLE. Tenn, Dec. 10
-Thc IVA, giant project
- me New Deal is founding
economic order in the 49,
gs,re miles of the TenneS-
n-,y. was enjoined from fur
g,sasiOn yesterday.
FER signed by L. s. Dis
l.ip John j. Gore. former
.,-,r of Secretary of State
full. restrained the New
yycr giant from further
LS,r or extension Of activi-
Injunction. sought by is
utilities which claim capt.
Er,mcntS aggregating $780,
10. will prevent further eX.
IL Of IVA activities until
t'l,ionality of the great pro-
! 5 determined in a separate
- before Judge Gore on
rs.
\ Injunction petition was sup
ktary to the broad suit IN
! the private operators, chief
k,,rollcd by Commonwealth
Outhern, seek complete in
bdon of the New Deals yard
! power program.
\ ruling will freeze" activi-
n the iva in its status as
I.guSt 20, prohibiting further
Patton of municipalities as
liners for the millions of volts
\ Generated BY the great dams
|ac Tennessee and Clinch
l,-ing after three weeks OF
S-snts in which the IVA Legal
~ Of James Lawrence lily
lohn Lord O'Brian matched
sy with opposing counsel
by Newton ID. Baker. sec
) Of war in the Wilson cabi'
ae Injunction overruled iva
raonS that such an order
precipitate an unemploy'
crisis. cause breach of con-
) and infhct material dam
3, small cooperative consum'
-panleS.
yered Immediately upon con-
b. o. arguments, the injunc'
lgGgc Gore said. will not al
;,oiectS already under con
rtion nor disturb necessary
bats calling for delivery OF
r0ra. energy TO customers al
under contract with the
b FEDERAL jurist emphasized
The lnjunction must not be
,rUst as having bearing or
iNC Of IVA constitutional
Ia: test, which Gore ad'
family ne is seeking TO ex'
INTO the l.. S. supreme
! the most momentous for
ince the late U. s. District
William Grubb ruled
IVA in the now celebrat'
szander case.
rus, balance the equities
.-'n," said Gore, "and i
Caahnued on page three)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-15

PETPING, Dec. Is (UP),-Ne-
gotiat;ons have started in the an
cieylt walled city of Sian-fu, cap
ita of Shensi province, for the re-
lease of the kidnapped head of the
Chinese National government in
Marking - Gencralissimo Chang
Kai-Shek--it was announced Off
cially yesterday,
Shanghai dispatches said that
two divisions of loyal government
troops had encircled Sianfu, ready
to attack Immediately if negotia-
tions for the release of General
issimo Chang Kai-shek fail. 1t
still was not known whether Kali
shek was killed or alive.
w. L. Donald, former adviser
to Marshal Chang and now acting
as an agent of the Central China
government in Marking, of which
Generalissimo Chang is the head,
was said to have arrived in Sian
fu by airplane to receive terms
upsn: which Marshal Chang will
agree u release the kidnapped
Marking dictator and his associ-
ates, including Gen. Chen Cheng,
vice-minister of war, and Gen,
Chen Ta-Chun, Chiang's chief ad-
jutant. W.
Donald and Col. J. L. Huang, a
Marking officer, were said to have
flown to Sian-fu from Loyang in
Marshal Changes personal airplane
which was sent for them.
Marshal Chang was quoted as
welcoming Donald, an Australian,
as mediator.
It was believed that Donald and
| Huang would be flown back to
Marking within a few days to con-
vey Marshal Changes terms to the
| Central government.
The terms, military attaches IN
Peiping thought, may simmer
down to a demand that Marshal
| Chang and his friends, the Chinese
communists, be given an indepen-
dent area Of their own in north
west China. The communists al
ready are in control Of most Kan
su province.
The amazing drama revealed to
the world Saturday when Chinese
admitted that Generalissimo Chi
ang, who controlled more than
250,00O,00O Chinese and one OF
the greatest armies in the world
had been kidnapped and was held
as hostage, appeared nearing a
climax.
Marshal Chang apparently was
standing firm in his demand that
he and his homeless Manchurlan
soldiers be given a "place in the
sun" in China proper.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-15
CHILD IS SCALDED

BROWNSVILLE, Fla, Dec. 10.
(UP).-Dorothy Henry, 5, was
scalded dangerously yesterday
when she fell into a sunken vat Of
boiling water.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-15
STRENGTHEN DEFENSE

PARIS, Dec. 10 (UP).-trance
has ordered extensive additions to
her famed Maginot line of forti-
fications along the northern from
tier.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-15
STATE SENATE WILL. f,
VOTE AGAIN WEDNESDAY,

RALEIGH, Dec. 10. (UP)-
The senate passed by unanimous
vote on second reading the unem-
ployment insurance bill and ad-
journed until II q. m. tomorrow.
The house adjourned until the
same time after passing a reso.u.
tion 70 attend the presidential! ~
auguraticn in body.
ADJOURNMENT OF the lower BODY
was IN memory Of former Speaker
of the House Edgar w. Pharr, OF
Nash county, WHO died in Wash
!ngton.
RALEIGH, Dec. 15.-The ad-
ministration.prepared social Sc
curity bill is expected 10 pass sec
ond reading in the state senate
this afternoon and to pass final
reading in the upper house We'd
nesday.
No opposition to the measure
has developed in the senate al,
though the measure was attacked
yesterday by Senators John s:
Hill, of Durham, and Bell, OF
Mecklenburg. -, II,
Governor Ehringhaus, with the
concurrence of Governor-elect
Hoey. is expected to name two
members of the commission to adj
minister the act within o few days
after the act passes. The third
member will be the commissioner
of labor, acting in ex-officio ca
pacity.
The house yesterday amended
CONTINUED on page three)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-15
NOT KNOWN If
CHANG STILL
ALIVE. IS SAID
But Troops Surround Sian.
.Fu, Ready for Attack
in New Crisis
plJIIETlN

TOKYO, Dec. is. CUP).-The
Damei News Agency today report
es7 that Chang Kai-shek, premier
Of China, had been executed by
Chang Hseuh-lianR, ousted Man
cburian warlord, because of his
refusal to declare war against
Japan.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-15
EARLY RULING
BEING sought
In CAPITAL
State Senate Passes Secur-
ity Legislation on Second
Reading Today :,
NEW DEAL AGENDA
NOW TAKING SHAPE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15. (UP)
IN attack on the taxing proyi-
sions of the social security law
vas filed with the supreme court
today with a plea for an early
ruling on the laws constitutional
ity. go.
Because of the great public i'm
oortance of the act plea was
fled by George P. Davis, stock
holder in the Boston and Maine
railroad, who sought to restrain
payment and collection Of the tax
but was overruled by federal dis
trict court here last week.
MUCH LEGISLATION TO BE
SOUGHT OF CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is. (UP)
Outlines of the second New Deal
program indicate that the New
Deal congress will be asked to
legislate on matters affecting Ia
Dor, industry and agriculture.
Legislation is expected for
shorter hours, higher wages, abo.
lition of child labor, promotion OF
collective bargaining, abolition OF
monopoly and unfair competition
and dishonorable trade practices.
Cheaper electricity, better and
cheaper transportation, sounder
home financing, better banking
regulation, security Issues, con-
troll of crop SURPRISES, reforesta-
ton, water conservation, drought
and flood relief and encourage.
ment of farmer cooperatives and
crop insurance are now taking
shape as possible lines along
which legislation may be adopted.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-15
WEATHER

i, cloudy followed by pos
w." .,iu tonight; Wednesday,
Loudly; no decided change
departure
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-15
GOOD AFTERNOON

If the king and Mrs. simpson
marry, Il might not b taetful 70
give them, for = present, . Brit
ish cabinet.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-01
Out for Ne1U Speed AlMs.l:

Alb Jenkins (imset) veteron American race
"White Ghost over the salt fats at Bommey-
ollie, Utah. IN an attempt to recapt~re the speed
title recently taken from America by George
Eyeston of England. Eyestom set several speed
and endurance marks on. the salt flats. Jenkins
is confident his car will humble the EglishnlG1.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-01

Detroit police got the surprise OF
their lives when Leonard Cellura
(above), known throughout the
Middle West as Black Leo, gave
himself up. He has been wanted
since 1880 in connection with the
murder Of Gerald Buckley, Detroit
radio announcer and political COM
ment:. or, who was shot dead as he
left his studio.
central PresS)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-01

Ted Kara Of Cleveland and Ches.
ter Rutecki of Chicago were given
jobs on the United States Olympic
team when Joe Church of Ba-
tavia, N. Y. and Howell King OF
Detroit were dismissed from the
squad in Berlin because of infrao.
tons of training rules. Suspen.
sion of Church and King brings
to three the number of athletes
dropped from the rolls, Eleanor
Holm Jarrett, swimmer, having
been dismissed for failure to oh.
serve training rules. Until this
year only one athlete ever had
been banished-Johnny Weiss.
muller, in 1924-and he was later
reinstated and won two titles.
Kara and Rutecki made the trip
this year as substitutes.
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