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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-16
WPABAND PLANS
SPECIAL PROGRAM
Unit to Broadcast Conn
memOrative Numbers
HOnOring Celtic Poet

The Waterbury WPA band, under
the direction Of cosmo vendetti,
will take part in the nationwide
observance Of the 18th anniversary
Of the birth Of Edward Mcdowell,
the famous composer and celtic
Poet In American Music" which has
been set for next Monday, Decern-
Der 21st. The local unit has been
asked to cooperate in the national
program which will be sponsored in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-16
) MILLION ROSES TO BLOOM

Tyler, Tex. (UP)-Nine million
new rose plants : enough for q con-
tinuous rose fence across the Unit
ed States with bushes set two feet
apart-will be produced this year IN
an area within IS miles Of Tyler.
through protection Of The growing
plants from disease by sulphur
spraying. .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-16
MORE CURRENT FOR FARMS

Fort Worth. Tex. Up)-The Tex
as Electric Service Company will
construct $50 miles Of power lines
In Tarrant county TO furnish cleo
tricity TO 100 fern homes. The dc.
cirion was announced after rural
electrification administration O I
Washington had earmarked e2o5.0o0
for the purpose. ,at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-16

Dglring q resent gale In Hcot-
land. O cage Of vultuFes at the nd
inborgh roo was turned inside out.
freeing all the birds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-16

In 1885 the automotive industry
consumed approximately 100000
tons Of finished steel, an increase
Of SO per cent over the preceding
year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-16
LARGE TRUNKS

Yardsticks will show you that ~
studebalEers Of 1887 have luggage
compartments that are among fl1e
largest Of any cars exhibited ct the
current automobile show.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-16
RALPH GRIERSON
HONORED AT YALE

Ralph p. Grierson, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John H. Grierson of Lud-
| low street, member Of the senior
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-16

Higher prices for milk in North
ern ireland are banned until August
81, 1887.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-16

lPassariello; recording secre tary,
Charles Giusto; trustees, AL Schia-
vone and ". Baron.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02

dd V cent $1,766, 745, $50, Gill
38,334,925 jednotlivych bond1
pc $50.
= Prasne boufe, snad stejne
zle jake ony v r. 1884 a 1895,
byly predpovezeny pr O pffstf
rok H. Bennettem, sefem p1du
chranlc1 sluzby, pak-li nepfij-
dou teto zimy slime deste a sne-
ny do zapadnlho 1zemf sucha.
= Ma m1ste zemfeleho Sc
kretafe valky, Derna, president
jmenoval jeho prvnfho asisten-
ia Harry Woodbridge. Wood
ring ma byti sekretarem valky
docasne.
= Ruska statni banka vrhla
ma trh "a million sterlinkd an
glickych penez s rozkazem, a.
by byly "prodany "a kazdou
cenu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
v rozbite sose nalezen
miIionovv poklad.

u Vranova ma Benesovsku
stoj1 ma dvore jedn6 samoty pfs
kovcova socha kterehosi svate-
no. Pr posledn1 bouTi uderil
do sochy blesk a rozbil il ma
kusy. Kdyz dest ustal a do
mac1 Tide Sc prisli pod1vat, CO
Sc S jejich svatym stale, liza
sem ztrnuli. z trosek swiftly
zlate retezy, prsteny a mince.
Blizs1m ohledan1m trosek Sc
z%jistilo, re We figure byla c1no-
va skrfnka S velikym polka
dem. Krone mincf a Tet6z1 fla
tych i stTfbrnych jsou v polka
du zlate a stTfbrne pohary, Edo
bene drahokamy, zlate ozdoby
Sc zbran1 a mnozstvf prstenG.
Poklad pochazf pry z dob tTi-
cetilete valky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02

V t6chto dnech doslo V Pra-
re a V mnoha jinych mestech
Ike zdrazovan1 obedG restau-
rac1ch a hostinc1ch. V Praze
Sc tax stale rozdelen1m cen &C.
leho obeda ma pol6vku a hlavn1
jfdlo, v nekterych pTfpadech
take zmensen1m porcf masa.
Jedna velka vinohradska res
taurace ma v reklame jest6 O.
bedy cd $50 Kc, ale nejlaci-
nejsf obed stoj1 6 Kc. Telec1
T1zky Sc pocftajf zvlast nebo S
doplatkem a stejne tax hovez1
maso. Zdrazenf obed1, vynu-
Gene vysokymi cenami masa,
p~rojevilo Sc v navalu do lido
kych j1delen. Ma Vaclavsk6m
namestf museli jednu z vel
kych j1delen ma chv1li zavT1t.
Lide Sc nemohli hnout, ma toz
jfst. Trzba v teto jfdelne stou-
pla denne O 2 tis1ce Kc a pocet
navstevn1kI ma til tis1ce. A
vsak i v techto jfdelnach sc o.
bavaj1, re budou muset zmen-
Sit porce. V Bratislave Sc u
sneslo Spolecenstvo hostin-
skych ma zvysenf cen ob6dG v
prvotTfdnfch restauracfch ma
nejmene 6 Kc, v mensfch ma
nejmene 7.50 Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02

radu kabinete pc tfech letech
Federaliste, kteff byli priv
zenci Hamiltonovymi, nabyli
velke moci We Wade. Pc Cd
stoupen1 Jiffho Washingtona
stal Sc jeden z Mich, John A
dams, presidentem Spojenych
'Statd. V tie dobe vzniklo A
merice slime hnutf proticizinec-
Ike, ktere bylo namfreno hlav-
ne prot tenn, kteT1 sympatiso-
vail s francouzskou revoluc1 a
byli podezf1vani, re chtej1 "a
vesti V Americe francouzske
melody teroristicke. FEDERAL
ste sli dokonce tax daleko. re
prosadili V kongresu roku 1898
pfijet1 cele rady zakond profit
cizineckych a ma potfran1 pow
stan1. Jeden z techto zakonG
prodluzoval dobu pobytu, Wy
zadovanou odzadatel6 "a anne
ricke obcanstv1, z peti ma ctr
nact let. Cizinecky zakon spl-
nomocnoval ma dobu dovu let
p~residenta deportovati "neza-
douc1 cizince" bez soudnfho
jednan1. Zakon ma potfrani
%povstanl stanovil, re jest zloci-
mem uvefejnovati "nepravdive,
skandalnf a skodolib6 clanky",
nam1rene prot Wade, presiden-
tow nebo kongresu.
Jefferson, jenz V techto "a
konech videl 1tok ma americ-
kou svobodu a snahu udusiti
veskerou oposici, organisoval
income %protestn1 hnut1. Zakony
Sc dostaly znovu ma pfetres pfi
presidentske Rampant roku
1900, ktera vedla Ike zvolenf
Jeffersona. Vysledkem KAN
pane bylo ~utvrzen1 prava poll
tickych stran oponovati Wade
slovem i tiskem.
Oposice prot privilegova-
nym tr1dam a monopol1m, Cd
luka cirkve cd statu, politicka
rovnost a vSeobecne pravo vo-
lebn1, svrchovanost statG a ST.
rOka m1stn1 samosprava, to vse
patfilo k hlavn1m princip1m,
jimiz Sc Jefferson d1sledne RI
dill i jake president Spojenych
Stat1.
Nenavid6ne zakony cizinec-
Ike a zakony ma potfranf pow
stanl byly poznenahlu sprovo-
zeny Sc sveta a cizinc1m bylo
znovu umozn6no zadati "a ma
turalisaci pc p6tiletem pobytu.
Nejvyznamnejsf udalostf "a
Jeffersonovy administrace by
10 z1skan1 Louisiany, cfmz Sc
zdvojnasobilo 1zem1 tehdej-
SIGH Spojenych StatG a otevTe-
10 Sc move ohromne 1zem1 pro
kolonisaci.
Jefferson z6stal prednfm
statn1kem americkym i pc
SVEN odstoupenf z president
skeho dTadu. Zemfel 4. Ger
vence 1926, prave padesat let
cd toho dine, ktery no ucinil
slavnym dejinach. Ma jeho
nahrobku jsou vyryty tfi veci,
ktere on sam povazoval Ia sv6
nejvetsf 1spechy: "Autor Pro-
hlasenf neodvislosti a statutu
nabozenske svobody We Virgil
nil a zakladatel Virginsk6 uni
versity."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Deportace zlocincEG.

V Kansas City mezinarodnl
sdruzenf policejnfch nacelnfk1
ma schulz prohlasilo, re je po-
tTeb1 novych zakon1 O depor-
tact, tax ably mohli byti depor-
tovani kriminalnfci z rad pfi.
stehOvalcG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Thomas Jefferson, americky
statnik.
F.. l.. I. S.

F. l.. I. S.
Kazdeho roku vzdava Anne
rika hold pamatce Thomase
Jeffersona a pri tie pTflezitosti
znovu ostre vyvstavajf vladnf
theorie, ktere autor ProhlaSenf
neodvislosti Ia svych cast "a
staval. Jefferson dial podnet k
nekolika z nejurputnejsfch sra
Eek v americkych dejinach po-
litickych. Gas ospravedlnil
mnohe re zasad, "a ktere bojo-
val. Ones jest jeho pamatka
oslavovana netoliko TENN, KITE
II Sc p%okladajf "a jeho polite
Ike dedice, nybrz i zastanci O.
noho politickeho smyslenf, KITE
re Sc kdysi pT1cilo jeho nazo-
rum. Jeffersonovo pojet1 So
cialn1 spravedlnosti je obzvlas-
tie zaj1mave nejen pro rozene
Americany, ale i pro pristeho-
valce, a to proto, re Jefferson
dosahl castecne sveho vynika-
jic1ho postavenf v cele naroda
ma zaklade "cizinecke otaz-
KY"
Jefferson1v zivot byl dlouhy
a bohaty udalostmi; zilt v do
be, kdy Sc utvaTela americka
republika. Narodil Sc v dubnu
1743 jake syn zamozneho stat
kare. Brzy Sc odpoutal cd stat
kaTske aristokracie sve dolby a
uz v dobe chlapectv1 vryl 81 do
peceti heslo: "Odporovanf ty-
ran1m je poslusnost Bohu."
Toto heslo Sc stale jeho zaklad
MIN principem, kdyz sc pTidal
k revolucnfmu hnutf, jehoz u
|celem bylo dobyti americkym
koloni1m neodvislosti.
Jefferson1v dlouhy zivot We
sluzbach verejnosti lie zcela
dobTe rozdeliti ma tfi periody:
sluzby prokazane americke re-
voluci, reorganisace rodneho
statu Virginie a konecne jeho
diva termfny jake presidenta
Spojenych StatG.
Nejvyznacnejsfm pTispev-
KEN Observation-Disclosures
bylo sepsan1 nesmrtelneho Pro
hlasen1 neodvislosti. Druhy
Kontinentalnf kongres zvolil
peticlenny vybor k sepsanf to-
hoto Prohlasen1 a tento vybor
sveTil tuto nanejvyse zodpoved
nou 1lohu Jeffersonovi. "Vlil
do tohoto prohlasenf celou dust
pevniny", pravil O tonic die
jisty anglicky dejepisec. Ger
pale z filosofie vsech v6kI do
vedl vyjadriti Gle americk6 re-
voluce tax neobycejne jasne a
ddrazne, jak to zrfdka Made
me v podobnych prohlasenlch
v dejinach svetovych.
Kdyz byla neodvislost vybo-
jovana, vratil Sc Jefferson-do
sve rodne Virginie. Jake Glen
Domu delegate a pozdeji jake
guverner Virginie reorganiso-
val statn1 vladu, davaje tim pr
kad jinym statdm. Rozbi poll
tickou a hospodaTskou moo ko-
lonialni aristokracie statkaTske
dosahl 1plne odluky cfrkve cd
statu a zavedl system vefejne-
no skolstv1. Bojoval "a vseo-
becne pravo volebnf i "a osvo-
bozen1 otrokG, I'll vsak pred
svou dobou a nepodaTilo Sc mu
|tyto dive reformy prosaditi.
Washington, prvnf president
Spojenych Statd, pozval JEFF
PERSONA do sveho kabinetu jake
sekretare statu. Jeho historic
ka oposice v1ci Alexandra Ha-
miltonovi, prvn1mu sekretafi
pokladu, vyvrcholila v zapas
mezi dvema filosofiemi vlady a
vedla postupem casu k uvtore-
nj dvou velkych stran polite
kych. Hamilton byl pro silnou
1strednf vladu a pro povzbuzo-
van1 obchodu a pr1myslu. JEFF
ferson, ma druhe strane, pred
stavoval 81 Spojene Staty jake
|federaci zemedelskych demo-
kracif, v nfz by Sc kazdy stat
|tesil 1plne autonomii a central
nj vlada by mela pouze obme-
ZenOu moe.
Jefferson VIDAL Sc Sv6hO u
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Misto koralkv

V Chicago, Joseph Kloth, So
lety, wal lahev koralky a wy
pill. M1sto lahve s kofalkou
wal lahev s nikotinem ma stri-
kan1 rostlin. V nemocnici "a
kratko skonal.
The Washington times., 1936-11-02
ST0RK DERBY
MAY HINGE
ON ERROR

TORONTO, Ont, Nov. 2 0.N.S0
It was only a mistake in spelling
until today.
But now it is a $775,O0O mis-
take.
For upon the spelling Of word
on the birth record books, the six
way tie of Toronto'S ten-year Stork
derby may be upset and Mrs.
Lille Kenny may be established
as sole winner Of the $775,000 be-
quest of the late Charles Vance
Millar.
Mrs. Kenny stood firm today in
her claim of IL children born and
registered within the last ten
years, explaining the absence OF
two registrations by the claim that
they were recorded at the vital
statistics bureau under the name
of "Cenny."
It was reported that a search
Of the birth records had at last
yielded up the two disputed regis
trations and plans we're under way
to present affadavits and claims
before Justice Middleton at the
court hearing ordered in the case
for next Friday.
I. E. Weldon, attorney for Mrs.
Kenny, could not be reached for
confirmation of the report, but an
associate said:
81 understand the regiStra-
tons have been found, but that
the city claims they are not
legal. Mr.. Weldon is preparing
. suit in Mrs. Kenny's behalf,
however, and will present his
findings in court"
Mrs. Kenny, standing triumph.
antly among her wood carvings
and doll houses in her poverty
stricken home, said:
I'm q French Canadian, you
see, and we always use &C" in
stead of * in French. That's
how come those two babies we're
registered that way.
But they're on file all right
I got eleven good ones for the
Millar will. I'm the only winner"
VOTE AMERIcAN--
The Washington times., 1936-11-02
Speech Centers Found
In Brains Of Apes

What are believed to be the
first rudiments of brain centers
of speech have been discovered
in the orang-utan, the big red
ape of Borneo and Sumatra, by
DR.. Cornelius J. Connolly, Of
Catholic University. The de-
velopment of these brain centers
to the point where they pro-
duce actual speech has been ef-
fected only in man, it is be-
lieved.
The discovery, by DR.. Connolly,
who is professor of physical
anthropology, is the result of an
intensive study of the cortical
patterns of about so species of
primateS from lemur to man.
The Washington times., 1936-11-02
D.C.N0TEDPLAN
DAVIS FETE

Chief Justice Alfred A. Wheat,
Of the United States District
Court, and DR.. Luther H. Reichel-
defer, former president of the
Board Of Commissioners of the
District, will be among the guests
who will honor Allan Davis, princi-
pal of Roosevelt High at a dinner
at the Shoreham Hotel Novem-
her "a.
Mr.. Davis retires November 80.
Chief Justice Wheat, DR.. Reichel-
defer, and Mr.. Davis are old
friends. They were members of
the faculty with Mr.. Davis at
Business High School, now Roose-
welt, in 1885.
The dinner, given by the Alumni
Association of the Roosevelt
Business" High School. will also
have DR.. and Mrs. Frank w. Bal
lou and Mrs. Henry Grattan
Doyle, president of the Board Of
Education, as guests.
The Washington times., 1936-11-02
u. S. WEATHER FORECAST

District Of Columbia - Cloudy
with continued mild temperature,
probably occasional light showers
tonight and Tuesday; colder by
Wednesday; gentle Southerly
winds, increasing Tuesday.
Maryland-Cloudy, probably o..
casional showers tonight and
Tuesday; slightly warmer tonight;
continued mild temperature Tues
day; colder Tuesday night; much
colder Wednesday.
Virginia-Cloudy, probably &C.
casional showers in west and
north portions tonight and Tues
day and in southeast portion Tues
day. slightly warmer in the in
terror tonight; continued mild
temperature Tuesday; colder by
Wednesday.
Temperatures
Yesterday Today
4 p. m. .... Sc 4 a. m...... 81
8 D. M. 81 8 a. m...... so
Midnight 81 Noon ...... 10
Departures from Normal
Accumulated excess of tempera-
ture since January l, 1886, 407 de-
grees.
Accumulated deficiency of pre-
cipitation since January /, 1886,
Isl inches.
Tide Table
High tide today 1912 a. m. and
1882 p. m. Low tide today 4:36
a. m. and 4.47 p. m.
High tide tomorrow 11.08 a. m.
and 11.27 p. m. Low tide tomor-
row 5:29 a. m. and SAP p. m.
The Sun and Moon
The sun rose today 6:36 a. m.
and sets 5:07 p. m.
The Washington times., 1936-11-02

The sun rises tomorrow 6:37 q.
m. and sets sos p. m.
The moon rises today 8:14 p. m.
and sets 1929 a. m. tomorrow.
The moon rises tomorrow 900
p. m. and sets 1920 a. m.
TEMPERATURES
The Washington times., 1936-11-02
Kidneys Must
Clean Out Acids

Your body cleans out Acids and poison
Gus wastes in your blood thru 9 million
tiny delicate Kidney tubes or filters but
beware of cheap, drastic, irritating drugs
II functional Kidney or Bladder disorders
make you suffer from Getting Up Nights,
Nervousness, Leg Pains, Backache, Circles
Under Eyes Dizziness, Rheumatic Pains,
Acidity, Burning. Smarting or Itching, don't
take chances. Get the Doctors guaranteed
prescription called Cystex 100000 de-
posted with Bank of America, Los An
geles, Calf, guarantees Cystex must bring
new vitality in 4S hours and make you
feel years younger in one week or money
back on return of empty package. Tele-
phone your druggist for guaranteed Cystex
(Siss-tex) today,
The Washington times., 1936-11-02
Candidates Rested
AT 'SpeeCh|ess Tea

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE
Democratic Professional and Bust
ness Women of Greater New York,
feeling that the candidates in this
years political campaign have
done too much speaking for the
good of their threats, gave q tea
this afternoon at which the can
didates did nothing but listen. The
tea was held at the Grover Cleve-
land Democratic Club.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-22

Park: Lots numbers G7, 60, 76.
II, in block 10, Echo Lake; Lots
numbers IS, 10, 20, in Block 8.
"cho Lake; Lots numbers 10 and
Is, Block 8, Echo Lake; Lots b.
Z, Al and 43, Block 6. Echo Lake;
Lots IL, 90 and I'd, Block 8, Echo
Mountain No: 2: Lot No.. ! in
Block 2, Echo Mountain No. 2;
Lots 4. IS, Is and 90, in Block
No. 3, Echo Mountain No. 2; Lots
l to 8 inclusive, Block 8. Echo
Mountain No. 1; Lots %, Is and
&c, in the business section; Lots
\ to 7 inclusive, in Block 10, Echo
Lake; Lots % to 33 inclusive and
Lot 81, in Block /. Echo Noun
tain No. 2; Lots, 9, 10. IL and SO.
in Block 6. Echo Lake; 1851
Observation-Disclosures
1-J-79-80- 81 So 95-
1892 B-C-D-F-G-H Golf Course.
The said lots arc fully desig-
mated and described on the Off
cial Plats of Laurel Park, record
cd in Plat Books ] and 2, Regis
try of Henderson County, refer
cncc to which is hereby had.
Said sale will be .'-"c subject
to the outstanding taxes against
said property.
Dated and posted May /. 1896.
F. H. ROBERTS,
Commissioner.
5-S-Fri-4t
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-22
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given, that by
authority of a judgment of the
Superior Court Of Henderson
County, in an action therein
rending, entitled, George P.
Street VS.. Mrs. Edith Cornell and
husband, George Connell," the un-
dersigncd Commissioner. will, on
the 1st day Of June, 1886, at
1890 O'Clock P. NJ, sell to the
highest bidder for cash. at the
Courthouse door Of Henderson
County. that certain house and
lot at the corner of Church and
Alamanee Streets, in the City of
Hendersonville, same being fully
described in a deed recorded in
Book 1874, at page 1913, Registry
of Henderson County, reference
to which is hereby had for par
ticular and detailed description.
Sale will be made subject to out
standing, unpaid taxes and assess
mcnts against said property.
Dated and posted, this May LIST,
1886.
C. d. WEEKS,
Commissioner.
5-S-Fri-4t
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-22

of barber shop playing checkers,
hearts and dominoes with the vii
lage elders. .... .. -.
g. 1t was the late Jimmy Wedell
who interested Williams in flying.
Jimmy first appeared in Patterson
a shaggy-haired, one-eyed hobo
pilot, gave Mayor Williams free
tide and sold him a plane on the
promise to teach him to fly it.
The company was born from this
meeting. Williams financed it, and
Jimmy and his brother Walter, in
vested their mechanical genius.
Red Worthen and Kirkland Jones,
World war ace, got in on the
ground floor as pilots. Jones, who
always said 81 may never be the
worlds greatest aviator, but l
sure aim to be the Oldest" was
the first to die. Jimmy Wedell
went two years ago when one of
his students "froze" at the con
trolls and sent him crashing near
Patterson. Walt Wedell fell into
the Gulf of Mexico with a plane
last summer.
But Wedell Williams planes had
already gone to fame. In the Ben
dix trophy races of 1888, they fin
ished one-two-three. Jimmy flew
one to three-capitals record, Of
tawa Washington Mexico City,
and climaxed by winning the
Thompson trophy race and setting
the world speed mark for land
planes at 30S miles an hour.
The company designed new
pursuit plane for the army this
year, tiny marvel of machinery
capable Of more than 800 miles
an hour, which was accepted over
all competition. When army en-
gincers insisted on some changes,
Williams last week refused to
build them and sold the design
outright to the army for SIP, 500,
after spending $4,000 to build
his model.
Williams was one of Louisiana's
best-known citizens. Heir to the
lumber fortune Of his father, the
late Frank B. Williams, he had
numerous lumber, banking and
philanthropic interests, and be-
longed to more clubs than he
could remember. Aviation was
mainly g hobby, but at one time
he owned ~ planes in his own
name. His air lines were expected
to continue in operation, filling
mail contracts.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-22
PLANE SPEED
IS Limited BY
METALS used
Death Proves Theory of
Williams Last of Design
ers' Group

NEW ORLEANS, May 22.-
(UP).-Louisiana's famous We
dell-Williams combination of air.
plane builders and racers was an
initiated with the deaths of Harry
P. Williams, 46, millionaire sports
man, and John (Red) Worthen,
his crack pilot, when the lavish
luxury plane they rode crashed in
a swamp Tuesday night.
They were the last two of five
young adventures who banded in
1927 to design and fly racing
machines that would sweep all
records from the skies. Every one
Of them died in actlon-Williams
and Worthen in swamps near Har-
alest1n, two minutes after leav-
inc the Baton Rouge airport in
Williams new fve-place cabin
plane, which was not one of his
own design.
Only last week, Williams had
said that the limit Of air speed
had been reached, unit! some new
metal could be found to replace
Notwithstanding as strong
as steel and light as aluminium.
"Without that metal, we haven't
got fast flying licked" he said.
"Thc metals we now use can't
stand the strain"
He explained how fast plane
was in danger of nosing to the
ground at full speed, due to over
strain and collapse of the tail
group, its weakest section, and
the pilots desperate effort to gain
altitude. That is how he crashed
Tuesday night, with throttle wide
open, slashing a 300-yard clear
ance out of a swampy forest. The
wreckage exploded and burned.
Williams body was brought to
his stone mansion that is a show
place of New Orleans. Accom-
panying it from Baton Rouge was
his diminutive wife, the former
Marguerite Clark of the silent
movies. whom he always discour-
aged from flying. Their romance
began in 1918 when he was a
lieutenant in the U. S. Army En-
gineers, and she was on the Gulf
Coast for the filming of her great
est picture, Come Out of the
Kitchen"
= The town Of Patterson, in the
lower Louisiana swamps, where
The Williams family built one of
the states greatest fortunes in the
cypress lumber industry, had seen
the last of its favorite son. His
body will be cremated. Although
he spent much time here. Williams
called Patterson home. His air
plane plant was there. He served
several terms as mayor, enjoyed
his leisure time in the back room
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-22
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given, that I'M
der the authority of a judgment
of the Superior Court Of Hender-
son County. in an action therein
pending, entitled, Clown of Lau-
rel Park, against Carolina Realty
Units, Incorporated, ct al, the UNI
dcrsigned Commissioner, will, on
the 1st day of June, 1886, at
1890 o'clock P. NJ, sell to the
highest bidder for cash, at the
courthouse door of Henderson
County, the following lots, locat-
cd in Laurel Park. tO-wit:
The following lots in Laurel