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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-07-24
Copyright, 1886, United Press

Copyright, 1896, United Press
CHICAGO, July 24.-(UP)'-
Americas housewives, who geo
their vegetables from cans IN Ihe
winter, will bear their share OF I
the 1886 drouth in the form Oh
higher prices, a survey OF miuulg g
western canning areas indlcaIeu
today. -.
Prolonged drouth and heat mas mas
cut seriously into supplies OF corn
and truck vegetables available loi
canning either in homes or 1ac-
tories. Sweet corn crops nav
been reduced as much as 5O per
cent, a United Press survey snow
ed, and supplies of other 1fesn n
vegetables, principally tomatoes
and green beans, have droppeu
sharply. :,
Canning company. officials IN
five states in the heart OF tle
rdrouth area told the United freS'
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priest. MAKES
HIS APOLOGY
But Coughlin Will Continue
to Fight "New Deal"
He Declares

DETROITT July "a. (UP)-
Rev. Father Coughlin today had
officially apologized to President
Roosevelt for calling him a "liar
and double-crosser," but indicat-
ed that he would continue his fight
against the New Deal and its
"apostolate of crackpots."
81 have nothing against ROose-
welt personally but he has sur
rounded himself with an apostol-
ate of crackpots," the priest poll
tician said.
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NOTIFICATIONS HELD
AT KANSAS CAPITAL

TOPEKA, Kans., July "a. (UP)
Governor Aft NJ. Landon accepted
the Republican presidential nomi-
nation last night with a plea for
Divine and human aid in helping
! him to build "the America that is
to be-"
Under the Kansas stars was a
multitude of more than $4,000
stretched far below and beyond
this 4S-year-old man who came to
his pinnacle of prominence last
night, vowing that he was only
san every day American" to
whom had been handed q commits
sion and a trust bigger than him.
self.
Down an avenue of elms fac
ing the brown capitol of Kansas
rolled Republican cheers as Lam
don-his voice twanging through
loud speakers-attatked the New
Deal as an administration that had
failed to win it's way to the Amer
lean goal, as a philosophy of gov
eminent that had FALLEN far short
OF success in making us nation
of happy families"
1t took him nine minutes to get
started on that speech, for his
friends, new and old, were hav-
ing their chance to cheer him.
Governor Landon, in his address
accepting the Republican presi-
Dental nomination, condemned
the New Deal as a failure; attack
ed the Roosevelt administration
for failing to make durable prog
ress, either in reform or recov-
cry" accused the president of
intimidation and hostility" to-
wards business and pledged him
self to complete adherence" to
the Republican platform adopted
last month in Cleveland.
"The 1886 platform of the Re-
publican party sets out the
principles by which we can achieve
! the full national life that our re-
sources entitle us to enjoy" the
nominee said.
cit is time," the governor said,
"to stop fumpling with recovery.
The country is ripe for recovery"
Promising to pay cash benefits
to farmers, Landon then launched
into his own program and pledg-
ed himself to:
1. Gree the nation from an
uncertain and arbitrary monetary
policy"
, 2. "Follow a policy of economy
in government expenditures" but
promising that chose who need
relief will get it."
8. To "amend the social secur-
lily act to make it workable"
4. To "put our financial house
in order"
5. To guarantee "the right to
organize and of employees to join
any type of union they prefer
whether it covers their plant,
their craft or their industry.
6. "To promote among the ma
lions a peace based on Justice and
human rights to join in no
plan that might involve us in a
war in the beginning of which we
had no part"
Landon began by pledging
Continued on page three)
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h WARD FREED;
ELEMENTS STUDIED

SuyVTILE, July -. CUP
+ Laurence Brown today
E-E,r together scraps of evil
gs,a he expects will re-
vritthiin q hours in the ar
n he sex murderer Of Helen
IagsL
5yaI-shouldered sheriff
T3 statements from as many
|ovas Of the Battery Park no.
\ he worked upon proof of
|stement that solution of the
| mystery lay inside the no.
E.uvhile. Brown held in Gus
| gnlv three persons for fur
questioning, having freed
\ Mildred Ward because
has made a statement which
\ at last believe
Is Ward had supported con-
yiOlinist Mark Wollner's alibi
the night of July Is, when
blonde l9-year-Old New York
|ersity coed was attacked,
shot dead in 4 fashionable
Eyille hOStelry by Il myster-
invader of her room who
an equally mysterious hotel
key.
an effort to solve the mys-
Of this key to the mystery"
Sheriff has obtained state
5 from Is more hotel en-
B, making a total of IS he
holds.
be key was found in Miss
enger'S room door, and off
maintain the actual murder
use Of the pass key indicates
prime was an inside job"
taDwhile, the sheriff reveal
par Daniel Gaddy, the resort
Is night Waterman, had adj
b ne failed to punch a time
/ outside the girls room at l
last Thursday. This over
daddy was quoted as say
was due to his worry over
Fness Of mis- wife and pay
+ On the car he was buying
fSt2llments.
naming in the skyscraper
l;aO1t specific charges plac-
salnst them were Gaddy; a
MOTEL elevator operator, L.
pay, and yiOliniSt Wollner,
!. killed time playing
music upon his violin,
|ONnued on mage three)
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T.E.Thrower With
Oyster Farms,lnc.
DR.. Woodcock Asst S tant
Treasurer of Firm

T. E. Thrower of Henderson:
vile has been appointed general
sales manager of Cultivated Oys-
ter Farms, Inc, of New Bern, N.
c., and will open five sales offices
in the state in the immediate flu
ture, according to an announce
ment made today.
DR.. J. H. Woodcock of Hender..
sonville is assistant treasurer OF
the company, and there are II OF
Is stockholders in Henderson
county.
The company has 24OO acres OF
oyster bed leases off the coast al
Morehead City.
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STILL DEADLY WEAPON

NEW YORK, July "a. (UP)-
William Tenant, as, charged with
reckless driving, yesterday was
sentenced to see the motion pic
ture "And Sudden Death" eve
have laws against pistols and 9TH
er dangerous weapons" Magis-
trate Sylvester Sabbatino said
"but we rush glibly about with
the most deadly weapon of all
the automobile" p.
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POPE Plus MAY
ISSUE STATEMENT

VATICAN CITY, July "a
UP)-Vatican officials intimat-
ed last night that Pope Plus may
issue a declaration through the
Osservatore Romano, official or
gar of the Holy See, stating that
the Catholic church completely
disassociates itself from the polit-
ical statements of Father Charles
E. Coughlin, Detroit Iadio priest
They said Bishop M. j. Gala
CHER, of Detroit, is enroute to
Rome as result of pressure by
other American priests who de-
sried the Holy See to curtail ia
Their Coughlin's political activities
Bishop Gallagher is scheduled to
arrive at Ma les Saturday.
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|lS ARREST ST
Death
|; TONIGHT
# Rrowp Predicts
!, = CIeyenger' S Slayer
VIII Be Held
h DISAPPEARS
h MYSTERY ERRAND

IurvrILg, July -. (UPl.-
I, lawrence Brown today
p .,,I -. tonight as the dead.
|, SS a,Ss arrest of the slayer"
|FI,, IN CYsysngrr and then dis,
| EsJ an a mysterious errand
pr ,corncrrned with the BAT.
Iy npr,jer. eight DAYS AGO OF
|.. ,,I. New York university
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AMERICANS IN
SPAIN FLEEING
COAST TOWNS
Terrified Nationals Call for
More Ships to Help
Them Leave
u. S. AMBASSADOR
REPORTED ISOLATED

WASHINGTON, July "a. (UP)
Terrified Americans last night
began evacuating shell swept
Spanish coastal ports after the U,
S. summer embassy at San Sc
bastian sent an urgent call for
aid to the state department as
government troops retreated in
disorder from a singing defeat at
the hands of rebels north of Ma
drid.
U. S. Consul Lynn Franklin at
Barcelona reported that 80 Amer
leans there were leaving for &C.
noa Immediately aboar dthe Ital-
ian vessel Princess Maria. More
than 80 9th, U. S. citizens are
expected to depart on the Ameri-
can export line steamer Exeter,
due in Barcelona today.
Franklin also reported he had
been informed an automobile fly
ing the American flag had, been
fired on in the outskirts of Bar
celona and one of it's occupants
killed. The automobile was dis
patched yesterday to convey Geo.
Jenkins, head of the Ford Motor
company tn IRE, to the consulate.
1t was manned by Santiago Itur-
ralde, consulate clerk and a
British chauffeur.
Jenkins was reported safe last
night but Iturralde was believed
dead. Franklin made representa-
tions to the Catalan government
which promised to investigate the
incident Immediately.
The department also was advis-
ed last night by U. S. Consul Geo.
M. Graves that the military gov
ernor of Malaga was shot and an
aide slain while they were being
removed Wednesday from a pris-
on cell to a warship in the harbor.
He reported the city "quiet but
tense" and appealed for immedi-
ate dispatch Of a warship to evac-
uate Americans.
A similar appeal had come ear
lier in the day from u. S. diplo-
mats in San Sebastian, fashion
able summer capital of Spain
where many representatives from
foreigr- nations are isolated, in
Guiding Ambassador Claude G.
Bowers, and from Bilbao on the
Bav of Biscay.
Bowers was reported safe when
he was last reached at his sum-
mer house five miles from San Sc
bastian 48 hours ago. Since then
the road from his dwelling has
been barricaded and all telephon-
ic communication with the out
side world has been severed. A
pitched battle was reported pro-
crossing in the city streets of the
summer capital.
Alarmed by these reports, the
government dispatched a fourth
American ship, the coast guard
cutter Cayuga, on an European
cruise, to aid the U. S. battleship
Oklahoma in rescuing Americans
nj San Sebastian and Bilbao. The
U. S. cruiser Quincy will reach
Gibraltar on Sunday and is ex-
pected to proceed Immediately to
Malaga.
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Balfour, Fletcher
PlayOn Saturday

A close game is expected Sat
urday afternoon when the Bal
four team in the Henderson Coun-
ty league meets the Fletcher team
at the Balfour field.
The game has been changed TO
the Balfour field instead OF at
Fletcher as originally scheduled
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High Spots Are
Cuned From ALI
Landon's Address
Will Make Social Security
Act Workable, He
Declares

TOPEKA. Kans., July "a
(UP)-Highlights of Governor
! ALT NJ. Landon's acceptance
speech:
In accepting This leadership 1
pray for Divine guidance to make
me worthy.
The 1886 platform of the Re-
publican party has my complete
adherence.
No people can make Roadway
where the great number are sup
ported in idleneSS. There is no fu-
ture on the relief roles.
Practical prOgressives have suf-
fered the 6sheartening expert
ence of seeing many liberal OBJ
iectives discredited during the
past three years by careless
thinking. unavoidable laws and
incompetent administration.
Judged by the things that make
us a nation of happy families, the
New Deal has fallen far short OF
success.
We shall amend the Social Sc
curity act to make it workable.
We propose to pay cash bene-
fits in order to cushion our farm
families against the disastrous
price fluctuations and to protect
their standard of living.
The right of labor to organize
means to me the right of en-
ployees to join any type of union
they prefer, whether 1t covers
their plant, their craft or their
industry.
We shall take every opportun-
ity to promote among nations a
peace based upon justice and hui
man rights.
1t is not my belief that the con-
stitution is above change. But
change must come by and through
the people and not by usurpation.
We propose to use the full
power of the federal government
to break up private monopolies
and to eliminate private monopo-
listic practices.
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(REONERS At
|RCE SOUGHT
|ss Is Combing Georgia
'Sanps for Armed
Men in Break

|"alSSSSBORO, Ca, July "a
|5sDrs,iina emanuel county officers
[j5s he'd we. citizens today were
\, l. s1amps for nine prison.
\ east ssS three of them being
-, oI SoHoWIng their escape
1 iva roaalngang, after overpow-
/ S, ST guards. They escaped
sor, FeytOn Youmans said
wi ..; White men and five ne
5is o pistols and a shotgun
| ''SSppeared in the camp
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Given
Png RecitaEsts

Ely f fenlns' after the excep-
|sity a .n5;p Program rendered at
&. ,i auditorium Il by the pupils ST lis
! stn md Il. Lowe from his va
|ae gea'os, the Chamber Of
Et t5,Ee g gave a little informal al
+ Mr. ,OT the musicians on the
+, BrorJ!,,,,F F, Brooks and Mrs.
b T5' on.I presided at ii the {,
Fnan 5o,. Miss Katharine
|Cf CoroS,oSte hostess for the Cham
|Gleee0 m aPD and Mr.. o. Y,
fent c chairman of the enter
Tho ssOm l; and others
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but DECISIVE
REVOLT. FIGHT
YET DELAYED
Loyalists Pour North From
Madrid to Protect
the Capital
DISINTE GRAFTON OF
GOVERNMENT CLAIMED

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS,
SPANISH REBEL NORTHERN
ARMY, July "a. (UP).-General
Emilio Mola, rebel leader in the
north today proclaimed a new Re.
publican government in Spain,
eontending that the left wing gov
eminent has disintegrated.
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WEATHER

-, ard Saturday;
Fair toms in temperature.
he change
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GOOD AFTERNOON

Many a ghost writer got his
start haunting publishing con.
Germs. .r....
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Judged by the things that make
us a nation of happy families, the
New Deal has fallen far short OF
success.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Povsry vladnou.

RHINE povery dosud TIL my
sli vetsiny Americana pravil
DIR. Kilander dekan Panzer
College pro fysickou vychovu v
Orange, N. J.
V prednasce pred dvema IT,
slci suddenly a obchodnfky,
pravil:
Dvacet sedm procent lidf We
RI, re ryby jsou potravou, sill
CT mock.
Dvacet ctyri procenta veTf,
re nosenf prezGvek v mistnos-
tech pGsobi ocnf nesnaze.
Dvacet procent veTi, re bou-
re zavinuje kysanf mleka.
Sestnact procent veT1, re
sahnuti ma ropuchu zpGsobuje
bradavice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03

Fakta o danfch jsou malo INA
ma. Poole federalnich censov-
nj 1fadovny souhrn federal
Mich, statnfch, okresn1ch a
mistnich DAM cinf rocne ma
1850 milionG dollar6. To je
skoro $500 ma rodinu. z toho
je jen ctvrtina primych DAM.
tady ma kazdy dollar, ktery
obcan plat1 primo bernimu,
platf jeste So neprfmem ida
nenl, We vyss1ch cenach b6z-
nych potfeb. Dane, prime ci
nepf1me, ubfrajf 25c z kazde-
no dollarG, ktery vydela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Ucitelka ochrancem dvanacti-
leteho.

V Paoli, Indiana, u venkov-
ske skoly Owl Hollow spadl
IL rokG starry Clarence Fergu-
son do studne 80 stop hluboke,
kdyz chtel z nj vytahnouti ma
dobu, ktera mu do nj spadla.
zaci skoly slysfce volanf to-
nouciho svazali provazy a spu-
still tyto do studne. Clarence
byl tax seslably, re Sc ma Mich
udrzeti nemohl. Vykriky pfi-
volana ucitelka, Hazel Vance,
prinesla zebrfk, ale tento byl
kratkym. V rozcileni napadla
j myslenka, kterou beze stra-
chu uskutecnila.
Zavesila Sc koleny Ia posle-
dni sprsel zebriku a visfc hla-
YOU dolG, dala Sc ma tonic spu-
stiti do studny die vzoru akro-
BATH v cirkusech. V ruce me-
la retez. Tfmto, kdyz takto
dosahla ku povrchu vody, pTi-
vazala Clarence ku zebffku a
oba vytazeni ostatnfmi re stu
dine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Mladf bidaci.

Ctyri mladf zlosyni, ktef1 IL
kladne zavrazdili dra. Silbera
c. Peacocka v Chicago, mali
ma svedomf fadu jinych zloci-
MI, v6tsinou loupeznych pre-
padG. PRIMAL Sc k zavrazde-
nj dra. Peacocka. Zlocin jim
vynesl $40. Udali, re DIR. Pea
cock byl jednfm re sesti leka-
ri, ktere stejnym zp1sobem
vylakali k domnelym pacien-
t1m a pax je prepadli a olou-
pill. We vsech pffpadech uko-
ristili mensf peneznf obnosy.
DR.. Peacock, ktery pry Sc Jim
vzpiral, zaplatil svoji odvahu
zivotem.
Priznani ucinili 19lety Ro-
bert Goethe, 19lety Durland
Nash a 17lety Michael Lew
ingstone a ctvrty zlosyn, IDLE
ty Emil Reck naleza Sc v okre-
snl nemocnici dost vaznem
stavu. ZpGsobil 81 tezke vnitf-
nj zranenf tim, re pc zatceni
spolkl zelfzko bezpecnostnf
bfitvy. Ostatnf tfi byli ochot-
nj vypovfdati a prfruci statni
navladnf Crowley, jenz je O.
pet vyslychal, pravil, re dosud
nevidel tax zatvrzele zlocince
jake tento trojlfstek. Nejevili
nejmensf lftost mad sym zlo-
cinem.
VGdcem mladych zlosynd
byl Goethe, jenz dra. Peacoc-
ka zastrelil, ale nejsurovejsfm
2 cele tlupy pry byl Emil Reck.
jehoz priznanf nebylo dosud
ziskano. Ostatni O mem vypra-
veil, re lekare tloukl obuskem,
ale Goethe Sc sam priznal, Re
osudnou ranu vypalil. Pr W.
slechu pravil, re jej musel "a
stfeliti, protoze Sc vzpfral a
bylo tudfz nutno .jej zabiti.
Goethova matka naleza Sc pTf-
tonne Bridewell, kan byla
pred casem ma rok odsouzena
pro vydrzovanf nerestneho do
mu.
Mezi lekari, kteri zlosyny
ztotoznili nalezal Sc tez DIR.
Jos. Konopa, jenz byl vylakan
re svoji 1radovny, ably navsti-
vii nemocneho a byl pfepaden
a oloupen stejnym z%pGsobem
jake DIR. Peacock. Dale je ITO
toznil grocerista Edward VIVA
lenfeld, jejz mladf bandit pre-
padli ma Is. ul. a postrelili je-
no zakaznfka Franka Chleba-
ka, jenz nahodou vessel do kra-
mu. V seznamu ostatnlch pre-
padenych, kter1 jiz bandity
ztotoznily, nalezaly Sc Bernice
Belska, Julie C1zkova a Jan
Hodor.
Navladnf Dude zadati trest
smrti a jest jist, re vsichni OBJ
zalovani odpykaji sve zlociny
v elektricke zidli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Zemrel v den, ktery pTedpo-
vedel.

V Columbus, Mo-, " roxy
starry d. N. Burnham, farmar
ma odpocinku, rekl pred sesti
dny pred smrtl svojf, re zemre
26. brezna. Byl timto tax jist,
re jmenoval tri sve pffbuzne
jake nosici rakve. V pTedpo-
vedeny den skutecne zemrel.
Churavel pc deset tydnI. Ma
hrob 81 koupil a dial postaviti
pomnlk pred 10 roxy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Zachranila zaky.


We Springfield, Mo-, Paul.
ma RAIDER, 21leta ucitelka, "a
chranila 16 svych zakG pred
smrt1 tornadem, ktere v okoli
zahubilo 4 lidi. Sve sv6Tence
vyvedla re skoly kratce pred
tim, nez tornado il rozborilo.
Pravila: "C1tila jsem, re je
to tornado, Poole jeho Tevu.
Vyvedla jsem deti do pT1rody,
a fekla jim, ably 81 lehly plo-
cho ma zem, tax ably nebyly u
defeny litajfc1mi pTedmety.
Zrovna jsme 81 lehli, kdyz sko-
la byla strzena."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03

RADY.
= Jiz We staroveku byl her
manek povazovan "a lecivy
p~rostredek a jeho odvaru bylo
pouzfvano k obklad1m a laz-
MIN. Take skoro We vsech her
baf1ch stredoveku najdeme
hermanek ma prvnfm mfste.
Nejnovejsf lekarstvf Sc opet O.
brac1 Ike zkusenostem starych
dob s prfrodnf lecbou. Hlavni
v%lastnost1 heTmanku jest, re
ma 1cinky hojfcf a zmirnujfcf
zanetlivost. Avsak pdsobf prf-
znive i ma vymenu latek, jakoz
i ma travenf. Etherickemu o.
leji V hermanku obsazenem
priclta Sc mfrne desinfikujfcf a
hojlcl 1cinek. Proto Sc jeho
odvar doporucuje nejen k vnej
simu omyvan1 ran, spalenin,
furunkul1 nebo podrazdene DO
kozky a sliznice, ale i k witt
nlmu uz1van1 pfi nejr1znej-
SIGH poruchach stTevnfch a "a
zlvaclch organG. Nahradf nam
tcaj a je nepomerne lacinejsf,
zvlaste kdyz jej sami pestuje-
me a sbframe.
= Dieta nenf u vsech ne
mocnych stejna. Nemocnf, KITE
RI trpi pfebytkem zaludecnf
kyseliny, must jfsti neco jine-
no nez ii, kterym Sc tato kyse-
lima nedostava. Vetsinou jsou
vsak pfi zaludecnfch a travf-
clch pot1z1ch ~zakazany nebo
teprve pc opatrnem vyzkouse-
nj dovoleny vsechny pokrmy,
ktere by molly nadymati, ia
ko kapusta, zel1, kvetak, ces-
mex, cibule, jakoz i lusteniny
neprotlacene s1tkem, krev atd.
a pax ostre korenf, salaty, o.
voce bohat6 ma celulosu, slime
vonic1 syry, zvefina, uzeniny,
zvlast6 korenen6 a We vetsine
pr1padd kynute testoviny, zvla
ste ~cerstve, ffky, hrozinky,
mandle, ofechy atd. Majf-li
byt pokrmy studenejsf nebo
teplejs1, vice vafene nebo sy-
rove, je-li dovolena ovocna
stava, jake i O jinych detail
lech must rozhodnouti lekaT.
= Pr pT1prave kazdeho te-
sta mdzeme pridati nekolik
kapek octa; testo je krehcf a
lehc1. Stejneho 1cinku docflf-
me, dame-li m{sto sladkeho
mleka mleko kysele.
= Pr varenf rye pfidame
neco citronove stavy, rye je
pax krasne bfla.
= PTidavame-li do tesla hro-
zinky, pax je nejprve dobre O.
myjeme a mechanic dokonale
oschnouti; jsou-li vlhke, pax
padaj1 dolG.
= PT1lis silnym modridlem
pradlo casem sesedne. Prida-
nelly do vody S modTidlem
trochu soil, zbelf i zazloutl6
pradlo.
= Choulostive barry je ne
snadno vyt1rati benzinem, ne
bot ma latce zGstane ohranice-
ne m1sto. Sm1chame-li BENIN
Sc soil a naneseme tuto kasic-
ku ma skvrnu, pax nez1stava
t. Nv. mapa.
- Spinave okraje ma vanach
a nadobach vytframe slime SINE
81 octa a soil.
= Maine sklo castym doty-
KEN prstu dostane mastne
skvrny, nebot i n~ejcistsf prsty
vyucuj1 prfrodn1 TUX. Rozpus-
time We vode plavenou kTfdu a
tuto kasicku naneseme ma spi-
nave mfsto. PAX oplachneme
cistou vodou.
= Zaspinene l1mce u kaba-
tn vycist1me nasledovne: Do
slane vody pTilejeme octa a
pax do smesi namacime kar-
tao, kterym l1mec kartacuje-
me.
- KTehke nehty natirame
kazdeho dine pred spanfm va
selinou, kterou vyplnlme do
bTe i jejich okraje; zabranime
tim lamanf nehtd.,
The Washington times., 1936-01-17
Writ SERVICE
DELAY LAID
T0C0NWAY
Apartment Manager
Hit by Detective for
Warning Woman

District Supreme Court today
was asked to hold r. j. Conway,
night manager of the fashionable
Stoneleigh Courts Apartments, IN
contempt of court for his alleged
efforts to hinder the service OF
court process in the divorce suit
of Mrs. Annette Airline Nixon,
former chorus girl with the Earl
Carroll Vanities, against Capt.
Thomas Hay Nixon, Army Ord
nance expert.
It is alleged in a petition filed
in the case by Attorneys w.
Gwynn Gardiner and James M.
Earnest that Conway aided Mrs.
Anne Cook Nixon, third wife Of
Captain Nixon, to successfully
evade service of process for sew.
eral weeks.
In an amended bill of COM
plant, the present, and third Mrs.
Nixon, had been named core
spondent in the suit of the second
Mrs. Nixon. Harold T. Scott, gen.
eral manager of the Washington
Detective Agency, had been APP
pointed a special process server
to effect service of summons in
the case. His appointment was
made after the court had been
told that deputy marshalS had
not been able to effect the service.
First Summons Expired
Detective Scott reported that
Conway had protected Mrs. Nixon
to such an extent that the first
summons expired and was re-
turned to the court. Conway,
Scott said, had made him believe
that Mrs. Nixon was not in town
although she and her husband
were occupying an apartment in
the building during the entire
time.
Armed with a new summons,
Scott went to the apartment on
January 10, the petition states,
and Conway again attempted to
mislead him and called the police
to have him elected from the
building when he insisted on re.
naming near the Nixon apart
ment door to await their return
from a visit.
Warned Mrs. Nixon
On being informed that Conway
intended warning Mrs. Nixon Of
his presence in the building, Scott
says he waited outside for her re-
turn.
Despite his vigilance, the detec.
tive informed the court, when the
NiXonS arrived in front of the
apartment building Conway reach
ed Mrs. Nixon first and she had
re-entered her automobile and was
preparing to drive away when he
thrust the summons through the
window into her lap. The Incl
dent took place several hours past
midnight, he said.
Since he was acting under au-
thority of the court and was serV-
ing a court process, Scott says
Conway's conduct was such as to
place him in contempt of the
court, and he asks that the apart
ment employe be brought into
court to explain his actions.