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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1850 HARVARD-BED-LIVIN ROOM
studio couch. large kitchen, connecting
layatory, semi-bath; heat, light. gas
1921 MINI. AVE, NE-3 RMS. KITCH-
S45 month: adults. Phone Atlantic 1853
517 14th ST. SE.-lst FL, QUIET HOME.
3 large rooms. Semi:priv, bath, completely
furn. for housekeeping. including washer
large yard. garage; conv. to transp.: en-
ployed couple preferred.
1888 10th ST: NW-ATTRACTIVE TWO
Frisidaire; End f1r. Phone Adams 1437. 14'
3445 14th NV. COR. MERIDIAN-2nd
floor; 2 rms, (dinette-kit), Frigidaire. bath.
porch. inst. h. w; S51 80.
e8SN esS bah AVE ASP sb ssss
linens. etc. S55. North 1922, North $685..
343O BROWN ST. NV, = BLOCK WEST
OF l6th-S clean rooms. k. b.. large scr.
porch. Frigidaire: quiet adults.
fHzs 2Iasbss hssh Ct 0s S .S1 soFh9 ISE
three employed adults; walking distance. =
1907 FAIRMoNT ST. N.w.-ENT1RE
floor. suitable for . or 3; includes kit. pvt.
bath: clean. quiet: 3 exposures; adults. 15'
furnished; semi-prtvate bath. housekeeping.
Also / room, kitchen. porch, semi-private
bath. See ianitor.
IS ,WK.; ! RM., KIT. PRIV. B., GAS,
once. 3605 Georgia ave. Adams $50.
ANAcosT1A, ZOO GOOD HOPE RID. Sc
Two rms. clean: sink. cont, h. W.; large
yard front; S30-S35. Adults. Is
TWO REFINED GENTLEMEN TO SHARE
nicely furnished apt. with another. Ad-
dress Box Abb. Star ONCE.
FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED APART
ment and houses. 927 18th st. NV.
Room 300 Phone National SLY.
1913 R. I. AVE. NW.-LIvING-BED RM..
kitchenette. bath, c.h.w., electric refriger-
alton. phone.
1919 MILITARY RD.-WELL-FURNIsH
apartment 2 rooms k and b.. large front
porch; hot-water heat. phone: best Chevy
Chase legation; no children. Phone Cieye-
10 MINUTES 70 TOWN. IN BEAUTIFUL
Lyon Village; couple to enjoy cool. con-
genial home with young couple; cont. hot
water, unlimited phone; S12 per week; $50
including groceries. Phone Walnut 1927.
PETWORTH : FOUR ROOMS, KITCHEN,
semi-private bath; long yard. double ga
rage; S65. Phone Adams O064
zoo QUINCY ST. N,W..3rd FLOOR TWO
extra large rooms. kitchen. beautiful bath.
eyerythins included. $3.50 mo: furnished,
S52 so mo-; employed couple given prefer.
ence: references REQUIRED.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

N1S-UNE UhNlSHED'
1445 PARK .RD. NV. THE ALTON:
pee, rooms, living room; Foyer; Kltehen, nfn
vater: S15.
729 Sth ST. sE.-9-ROoM, K. AND B.
apt. porch NIL: all outside. bright. airy
rooms. ;ird. floor: mel. elec. heat. Reason
able. Inquire in store. IA
NEAR SHOREHAM----LIV. ROOM. FIRE
place. . bed rooms, kit. dinette;, bath; gas,
elec. refrigeration: SO. Call after o'
Adams 6S96.
ment. Kitchen and bath. for care of 3-f1at
building. State qualifications. Address
6605 GEORGIA AvE,-TWo ROOMS,
kitchen. bath. Employed couple pre-
THREE ROOMS. KITCHEN sENu-BATH;
gas. elec. furn.; refined home. conveniently
NV. Call after pm.
EVANSTON. 1927 18th ST. NV AND
3 room apts.. newly decorated; bright
rooms. golden oak floors; south exposure
CoBLENTz APT N. CAP. AND FLA. AVE.
Four nice large, front rooms. kitchen.
bath, all new. modern: facing Truxton
Circle 500. 90 month. Decatur 6305. 13'
CLEVELAND PARK 3O3I RopMAAN EuoIoALA NV NV
elec. refrieeration, gas. light heat incl.
Phone flho Cleveland 66ei after 8 pm. -
THE BARBARA. 10th AND MARYLAND
ave. n.e-S rooms; kit and bath 9eaHltlim avla nd
lTa' ave. Only % $50 per month. including ,Frigid-
aire on house current see ~ 3anltor OF
TAKoMA PARK-4 ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath, garage; heat. hot and cold water;
$3.50. Call evenings, Shepherd 1888.
NEW HOME, ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH
almost private; Frigidaire; uniur; or par.iS'
1903 EUCLID ST. NW.--6 ROOMS AND
hath screened-in porch; heat, continuous
hot water: $50. -
22S 10th ST. NE.-TWO ROOMS. -KITCH-
sn sanitoa oa'o or cal H0SGe Metropoitan o a7is
1909 R: !, AVE. N.w.-APT,. 2 ROOMS
rec. hall. kitchen and bath. $43. HENRY
SCHAFFERT 800 John Marshall pl.
73I QUEBEC PL.. NV LARGE ROOMS
iis6t. heat and unlimited phone. 15s
l4O9 S ST Sc ROOMS. KITCHEN,
near bath; Frigidaire, gas, electricity. tele-
phone furnished.
2717 BLADENsBURG N;E-Two LARGE.
bright front rooms. Ink; semi-prlVate
bath; adults; reasonable.
1905 18th ST. NV LARGE ROOMS.
kitchenette and bath. $50 per month: gas
and electricity included. IS
OAK ST. N:w.-TWo ROOMS. KITCHEN,
RHssERG Russ PGrea CO. ffns fas1 SioD St NV. a
1892 MCKINLEY ST NW.-5 ROOMS
and bath. fireplace in living room. screened
Rf5sh 81 IL oRsR JoREs sn' eeSn co cLEv 1900
THREE LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN. PRI-
vate bath. gas. cleo. telephone. Frieidaire,
continuous hot water, private entrances;
EMPLOYED adults. $50 KENYON ST NV:
THE NETHERLANDS. 1850 COL. RID. NV.
> large rooms kitchen. bath. dinette.
All night elevator switchboard; S62.
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR. TWO ROOMS
and kitchen. next to bath; rent reasonable.
1926 Clifton ST. NV.
NEW APARTMENT BUILDING.
rooms. dining alcove. bath with
shower complete modern kitchen; gas and
electricity included in rent; south and west
exposures. $50 Randolph st. NV.
OPPOSITE NATIONAL CATHEDRAL. :.
301O Wis. ave. n.w.--3 rooms q bed
rooms). din. kit. bath. screened porch;
j. C. WELDON Co,
1877 K st. NV. Metropolitan 301l.
NEW FOUR FAMILY APTS.
3 and room apts., S42.50 UP; gas
heat. -4e13-491 LIST St. NV. Inquire at
4eos LIST ct. NV. Phone Georsia 1855.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-2 OR 3 ROOM UNFURNIsHED
apartment kitchen end d bath nr Hrlenfgf4Go 5 fsfeP
ences exchanged; S40-S50 Address Box
Glib. Star once.
CLIENTS WAITING FOR FURN. AND
unfurn apts.. houses; also houSes' lets'
investment property. National 36SI.
! ROOM, BATH KTTCHENETTE. FURN.,
in nv section State location and PRICE
Address BOX 1S1-B. Star office. 10.
apartment: nice location. State rent. Post
once Box 1919.
MOTHER AND ADULT SON. COLLEGE
graduates. desire pleasant uniurnilSneSa
reasonable Adams 3254-W after pm,
BACHELOR APT, GENTLEMAN. JAPAN
ese Embassy. clean bed room, 1 bath; pre-
fer kitchenette: section NV. up. state
price Write E. NAKA. 300 Mass. ave.
. RMS. KIT, BATH. FRIGIDAIRE. UN-
furnished by employed couple. PHONE
Adams 9770-W. 13'
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

1I22 4th ST NE.-One room. kitchen.
next to bath; heat, gas. electricity. phone
included.
1908 Sth ST N.W-Four nice rooms with
bath For adults only. Phone Adams 2930.
rs FRANKLIN ST. NE-One room, inclosed
porch. heated; Ink: "a block North Cap
itol St cars; reas.
1913 N ST. N.W-UnuSuslly large. attrac-
tive, double room. next 10 bath: twin beds:
excellent home cooked. well-balanced meals;
reasonable. Phone North 1904.
COLORED-5l4 oath ST. NE-Room un-
furnished. in a quiet home. a.
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sALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

FOR THE PURCHASE OF TWO OUT
standing apartment houses in the city; ex-
cellent condition and thoroughly modern
both under 100000 each and exceptionally
well located. phone STUART INVESTMENT
tween 10 and I2 am There never before
has been offered at these prices and on
these terms such excellent properties.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
WANTED-ROOMS.
MOVING. PACKING AND STORAGE

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. 429 WOOD
ward Bldg. Natl 1870. Special rates all
cities: NY. Boston. Chicago. Fla. st. Louis.
WHY give awav your old furniture when
we buy at top prices? We also move and
take furniture as part payment Fletcher
Transfer g. Storage. phone North $500
Evening star., 1936-03-13
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

1905 BELMONT RID. NW-Laree room
and kitchenette. first floor: furnished or
unfurnished. Also single room. Col. 1881 :.
6623 eth ST NW.-Furn or unfurn..
croSs-Ventiation room. in detached house:
private bath shower. large closet: SIS
unfurn. S21 furn Call Georgia 2932.
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SALE-NYISCELLANEOUS.
(Canffnuad

NOOntinueu.l
TYPEwRITER, Corona, portable like nsyS; nsyS;
y; 1869 Columbia I'd. Apt. 302. Phone
VACUUM CLEANERS. Ss.e5; many stand
BEST BRANDS. sos 1lth NV. Natl. 1859.
VIOLIN Russian make, in perfect condi;;
music stand Shepherd aO24. 15s
wALk-IN, COOLER for sale cheap; trade
WASHING MACHINES-gsed Apex spin
S39 so. Apex Elec Co. 700 9th St NV.
WASHERS AND IRoNERs-I5-day sale.
ors7 M nskes 8be4 afse 9Th s Col 1eo
APPAREL = MISSES DRESSES, SUITS,
COATS: CLOSING OUT ODD GARMENTS
S3 UP ORIGINAL COLDS. sos F ST. 13'
FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED
Three-piece living room suite upholstered
for S45, Covering and new inside material
snd friezette' Workmanship guaranteed.
La FTsnee sbSe. UPhl0lStseTy cT @5oo 14th St.
USED BRICK.
wreckinE bldss.-N.E.. cor. 11th and
Eve st. NV. and Orphenage bldg, Sc, cor.
Georgia ave. and Euclid sts.
Also used lumber-slate, sash and plumb
sstste G9ntraetinE- Co. BsltO,t Nd, Phone
PRACTICALLY NEW-Dou-
BILE duty full porcelain dis
play case. Oriole model, No.
1855. Complete with new
General Electric refrigera-
ton. A real bargain at only
S489. 1923 New York Ave.
NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-13

"I your 'muzimo" TarZan said quietly after
dramatic pause. orlando speechess Now he
understood why the stranger unafraid,of death.
He was immortal, invulnerable. The ape man i'm
medatelY followed I'D his advantage. "Release mel"
Evening star., 1936-03-13
ST. .0oO-NORTHEAST.
FOuR-BED-ROOM HOUSE

Practically new. modern in every detail;
rooms Including 4 bed rooms. hardwood
floors and trim. hot-water heat. big wide
porches, bright cellar. garage. Convenent
to stores and transportation. surrounded
by nice homes in strictly white section
and the. price made extremely low 70 sell
it quickly. Phone
R NJ HOOKER. Metropolitan 1853.
Evenings. $50 to 8, Call North 70s5.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
III ASPEN ST. nv

0,500-In Takoma Park, D. c., near
the beautiful Walter Reed reservation. De-
tached, all brick; thoroughly insulated and
toilet on 1st floor; 2 bed rooms and bath
on md floor. Automatic heat and re-
frigeration. Drive out Georgia ave. 10
8 TO PM BOSS g. PHELPS. Phone
National $500.
Evening star., 1936-03-13

Tarzan,s reply carefully calculated He knew
the supersttions of the natives. He knew that each
believed his fate controlled. orlando cried out in
startled awe: But that is what my 'muzimo' S
supposed to do-protect me and help me hunt"
Evening star., 1936-03-13

S9,25O-NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.
Beautiful semi detached home OF eight
rooms and refiniShed like brand-new Is
handy to every convenience. located on high
elevation overlooking most Of the city. and
offered for quick sale at $1,000 less than
sold for new just few years back: This
is a splendid home in an exceptionally fine
location and should be seen Oy all means.
Phone r. M HOOKER, Metropolitan 1868.
Evenings 3 to 8 call North 70S5.
Evening star., 1936-03-13

CoLoRED-162I CHURCH ST, NV
Front apt, 3 large rooms, kitchen. bath
and porch: heat and hot water. furnlsne9
ami; being redecorated: S45 month.
OWNER Columbia S1lb.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

BALTIC. BLVD rooms. Ink. 1st floor.
furnished or unfurnished. ami. semi-prl-
vate bath. bus at door; near stores; rea-
sonable. d. J, CAVE, Beltsville. Nd
LEE HIGHWAY AND NORTH MOORE ST.
RosSlyn Va-FurniShed rooms; bus and
car service at door. Clarendon 1892.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
SHEPHERD PARK
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSEs.

SMALL MODERN HOME, WITHIN Is
miles D. c. ] to 5 acres; $50 month
Address Box l26B. Star office.
BY GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE UNFUR-
nished house, 3 bed rooms direct tranSpor-
tstlon TO Dept. of Agriculture: Al refer
ence. Address Box I59-B. Star ONCE
UNFURNISHED-6 ROOMS: APRIL !; LO-
Gated in Alice Deal School district: must be
modern and reasonable. Phone Cleveland
0322
UNFURNIsHED BUNGALOW D c OR
nearby Md. near Baltimore Blvd: clean;
mi; must be reasonable reference.
Phone Decatur 1851. 15-
SMALL. FURNISHED HOUSE BROOK
land or vicinity; Immediately. Address Box
20S-B. Star office.
ARMY OFFICER DESIRES TO LEASE
mouse in vicinity of Walter Reed Hospital
or Takoma Park D. c. Four or more bed
rooms unfurnished. available May st or
June lst. Phone Georgia 5451 or address
Box 316-A. Star ONCE.
LIST YOUR VACANT PROPERTIES WITH
Us. Rental collections. o. B. ZANTZINGER
CO. 945 K st. NV. Phone National 5311.
WANTED-SIX-R ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
NV. or nearby suburbs State price. locs-
ton Address Box 4a6-B. Star Office. 13'
D. C. TEACHER AND PARENTS WISH
10 rent unfurnished bungalow in city,
about April 18th. Address Box ABB. Star
office. 49,
Evening star., 1936-03-13

R.. > CLOSED PoRcHEs. SCREENS.

II R., . CLOSED PORCHEs SCREENS,
garage; - So park. stores, cars; many
extras; baths: 4 rented S1O350 fur. or
unfur; l.50O cash. $50 mo Might exc.
Owner. Address Box 1913, Star office. Is
SPECIAL! SPECIAL! PRICE. 1850; .S3od
today Phone Metropolitan $3.50.
SILVER SPRING-NEW BRICK-AND-
stone bungalow. garage. slate roof. Over
looking golf course. Price. $3.50. Call
Mr.. FUNDERBURK between pm. and
pm Shepherd 23g4. Ia
Evening star., 1936-03-13
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME

S6500 terms rooms, bath. glass
inclosed porches. concrete front porch,
h.-w.h.. oil burner. etc. elec; refrigerator.
COVINGTON. National l43s; evenings.
Sterling S554
3927 oRDWAY ST. .N.W.-INsPECT THIS
Cape Cod Colonial home. center hall plan.
finished basement oil heat. large lot.
Price, S11,950; terms, CYRUS KEISER.
Jr. 52l1 Wisconsin ave- NV. Phone
Cleveland 537l
Evening star., 1936-03-13
COI.ORED

1918 SHERMAN AVE. .,ooo
Large Rm. Kitchen. Bath; Open--S3U %
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
sos H St. NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-13

One. of the fine. old Georgtown homes.
BEAUTIFULLY bre brsstorsd LarEe rooms hE
fireplaees. 2-car brick garage. automatic
heat. pretty garden. Price. Sl9 500. Call
Mr. MILLER, National 5000: evenings.
phone Cleveland 0l12. Other Georgetown
nropertieS also
Evening star., 1936-03-13

ONE BLOCK OF DUPONT C1RCLE-9 R..
3 baths; nicely redecorated. new plumbing.
in new condition. Deep lot to alley. Price
reasonable, Will make good terms. z A.
GARVEY. 1925 VT. ave. District 4o0S.
BETHESDA. MD-LARGE COLONIAL
Cape Cod bungalow. one year old. all-brlck
construction. Vermont slate roof large
attic: arranged for > rooms and bath:
shady corner lot. garage; terms. Georse-
town rd. and Lucas lane. Phone Wis.,
conSin :3054-J
Evening star., 1936-03-13

NORTHEAST.
Row-brick home tJamison-builtl. rms,
double rear porcheS garage: excellent cons
dition Friced right; terms
VIM. M THROCKMORTON
Dist. 6092. Realtor. POI Invest. Bldg.
Continued on Next PaEe,)
Evening star., 1936-03-13

14OI 18th ST, N.W.-Double room with
phone in modernly furnished residential
club. Selective meals. Also vacancy for LADY:
22OI MASS. AVE. N.W.-Single, double
and 8 to a room S3O.50 up; basement
rooms. $3.50 double. with board; lovely
location, tasty meals.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
ITn~TS-nn1
Continued

354l 18th ST NW-Weu-furnishedt twin
bed room, with two excellent meals daily:
available March 15; S32 so each. Phone
Columbia 5043
Evening star., 1936-03-13

Detached home paneled recention and din.
ing rooms. fireplace D bed rooms. sleeping
porch. double garage. Phone Georgia l21l.
TAKOMA PARK MD-S4 $50; $500
Gown. S45 monthly including taxes. NEW
5-room bungalow. hot-water heat. electric
Tefrigeration: full concrete basement; laun-
dry tubs. Met. 0129 Res. Clev. 0q1a. 13"
Evening star., 1936-03-13
BOATS.
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.
FARM AND GARDEN.
Observation-Disclosures.

BONEMEAL for lawns. So hundred pounds
Milton Hopfenmaier Estate.
$500 K st. NV Phone West 1892.
Evening star., 1936-03-13

nearby Md. near Baltimore Blvd; clean;
mi; must be reasonable reference.
Evening star., 1936-03-13

NEARBY VA.-S7.450; $3.50 DOWN. BAL.
like rent-Attractive Groom Colonial brick
JUST COMPLETED. open fireplace. wooded
lot. Handicapped: l5-minute bus service.
Phone Met. O729. Res, Clev. 0979. 13s
Evening star., 1936-03-13

1860 HARVARD-BED-LIV ROOM
studio couch large kitchen. connecting
lavatory, semi-bath; heat, light. gas
Frigidaire.
Evening star., 1936-03-13

1410 CRITTENDEN Nw-Large front
room. twin beds, private bath; nice home.
3O7. 9th NE lovely rooms. furnished.
Ink: adjoining bath
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as Admlnistra-
tor eta. of the estate of Anna
Church Morey, deceased, late Of
Henderson County. North Caro-
lima. this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate
to exhibit them to the under
signed at it's office in Ashcville,
NJ c.. on or before the, 18th day
Of April, 1897, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recov-
cry. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment. :, .o
This the 9TH day of April, 1886.
WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST
CO., Administrator eta. of Es-
tate of Anna Church Morey.
4-7-TueS-6tp
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-12
Europe Hastens Air Armament;
100000 Ships Forecast By 1885,;
Hitler Fleet Most Formidable
Output Expected to Reach 1000 Planes Monthly in
Some Countries Soon; Soviet Russia Ranks
. . Second to Germany in Strength e.

To the areial might of Ger
many. Soviet Russia. France.
Britain and Italy. whose combined
air units amount to roghlv 10000
machines, must be added the by
no means negligible power of
some of the smaller states:~ Po-
land and Czechoslovakia, accord
ing to Lieut.. Col. Ludwig Kroner
Of the Austrian general staff, have
nearly 5000 units between them.
Belgium has about 940 planes.
Rumania nearly 1000, mostly
turned out from French factories
at the time when France was arm
ing the Little Entente allies: Yu-
goslavia has more than 1000
planes, Sweden 500, Spain 500,
while the other European States
Switzerland, Denmark,
Greece, Norway, Finland, Lithu-
ania, Hungary, Bulgaria, Turkey
and Austria-bring the total near
the 10000 mark. 5
Under the peace treaties. Aus
tria, Hungary and Bulgaria are
prohibited from building or using
par planes, but they are known
to have incorporated fighting
craft into service since Germany
scrapped the military clauses of
the Versailles Treaty. 81
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-12
Man Held In e.
Year-0ld Murder

MORGANTON, May Y. CUP,
Jurd Hicks, 6O-year-old resident
of HamptoG's landing, on Lake
James, paced in his cell in Burke
county Jail today. charged with a
26-year-old killing 60 miles from
where he has lived for two dec
AIDES under another name.
Hicks was arrested and charged
with the Staying of Charlie Win,
ters. then II. in 1910 during a
brawl in the Elk River section OF
Avery county. The arrest came
after he had lived for many years
under the name of Hampton. he
has a wife and a three-year-old
son at Lake James. 49,,
Hicks-or Hampton-denles ne
killed Winters. He told the oftl-
GERS who arrested him that ne was
present the night the boy was
killed in a general shooting at
Elk River, and that he fled when
he feared suspicion might be d.
rected at him. >.
ats a relief to my mind, any,
way he told them. GIVE worried
out it. for 26 years" -,
Hicks lived alone in the woods
for the first few years after the
killing, he said, and returned. to
civilization only when he believed
his disappearance had been for
gotten. He went to Lake James
and made his home 60 miles from
where he was known and sought
under another name.
He avoided neighbors, and
earned a reputation for being
"hard to 6nd' when ne did not
know the errand of the seeker
Finally, a fisherman who came to
Lake James-a cousin of the man
who was killed in 1slO-thought
he recognized Hicks as the man
who fed after the killing. The al
rest followed. ..
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-12
AZANA TAKES
PRESIDENCY
Four Times Premier, He
Becomes SPANS Chief
= Executive

MADRID, May IL. CUP).--
Manuel Azana, four times premier
of Spain Monday took oath of Of
flee as president of the Spanish
republic in a simple but solemn
ceremony before parliament at
1886 p. m. IT,,
Announcement was made that
Azana's choice for premier might
be expected to be revealed shortly
after he took the oath OF Office
Azana, long time republican
leader, was elected president at. a
Joint meeting of parliament ana
an especially appointed gatherlng
of delegates. He received 754 out
O IA total of STA votes.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-12
Mexican Bandits
Free American
kidnapped; $500 Ransom
PAYMENT Revealed

MEXICO CITY, May IL. (Uf)'
Robert E. Pirie, American cltlzeh'
",as kidnapped by bandits and re-
leased on payment of, 1900 pesos,
about $500, it was reveaiea laS'
night. ~. v;oorfo Guer-
rcro Hacienda near Durango last
Thursday 'T night when bandits S, en- 7!
tered and took him forclbIy. U. >.
cc ol authorities at Durango
ssid. He was released last night
unframed. ,.;. -
Authorities were attempting 10
trace the kidnapers'
Nothing was known concerning
Prize here. -.-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-12
NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of The
power of sale contained in that
certain deed in trust from Bessie
Johnson to Thomas Fl. Franks,
Trustee, under date Of April Z.
1926, which deed in trust is re-
corded in mortgage book 81, page
95, office Register Of Deeds. Hen
derson County, North Carolina,
securing certain indebtedness
therein named. there being de-
fault of payment of said indebt-
edness, the undersigned will offer
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-12
'ROMANPEACE'
FOR ETHIOPIA
PUzzLINC US.
Would Revoke Neutrality
Embargoes Imposed as
Sequel to War
Nv CARROLL KENWoRTHY
limited Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON. May H.. CUP
The "Roman Peace" which Mus
so..;,ni imposed on Ethiopia plagu
ed officials here. who have to de
eide when he African war is over
in order 10 revoke at the proper
time the neutrality embargoes I'M
,,sed when the conflict started,
The neutrality act prohibited
shipment of arms. munitions
military aircraft, and the extern
sion of loans to Italy OF Ethiopia.
It also provided means by when
President Roosevelt warned Amer
leans that they travelled on ships
of Italy or Ethiopia at their own
risk.
President Roosevelt has full
mower to retract these restric-
tions when, in his judgment the
conditions which have caused him
to issue his proclamation have
ceased to exist" However, off
Gals upon whmo the president
normally relies for guidance IN
such matters indicated that it will
be a difficult job to decide when
the conditions of war are over IN
the case of Italy. and Ethiopia.
Ordinarily the signature of an
armiStice. a peace treaty or some
other clear-cut step would mark
an end of hostilitieS.
But MuSsolini'S. annexation of
Ethiopia and the flight of leading
Ethiopia officials almost elimin-
ates the possibility of an agreed
end of fighting. The question re-
mains whether armed bands will
continue resistance. to Italy in the
mountainous sections of Ethiopia,
or whether a government will re-
form in remote sections during
the OncOming rainy season to re-
siSt Italy. ....-
Indications arose that the pres,
ident's advisers will recommend
watchful waiting until the situa
ton is clearer.
Signs of similar desire among
congressional neutrality author
ties arose when Rep. Sam d. Nc
Reynolds, ID. Tenn, chairman o.
the house foreign affairs com
mittee, and author of neutralit.
legislation in that body said:
"Of course the decision rest
with the president but it would b.
the most natural thing to wait un
til it is clear that the situation i
completely settled, to see whethe
neighbour nations and the Leagu
regard the war as entirely owe
and to be there is no renewed out
break of fighting in the hills o
other remote sections. In othe
words 1T would be wise to follo-
cautious, deliberate policy"
Government experts pointed on
that even when the neutrality ell
bargoes are revoked, Italy sti
will be barred from floating loar
in the United States for develoI
.ment of Ethiopia, since she is sui
ject to the Johnson Act forbic
ding loans to war debt defaulter
Experts believed the only wa
in which Italy could get Amer
can help for exploiting the +,
sources of Ethiopia would
through concessions to America
companies. But as Mussolil
wants as much of the fruits of h
occupation as possible. h c
doubted he would adopt this met
cd except as a last resort.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-12
TRANSFER RECKLESS
DRIVING CHARGE

Before Magistrate H. l.. Pace
Yesterday afternoon Tom Justice
waived a preliminary hearing on
charges of reckless driving and
leaving the scene of an accident,
and the case was transferred to
the county recorders court The
$500 bond for the hearing was
continued to the county court.