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SALE-ACREAGE.

10 ACRES, NEAR McLEAND AND TYSON
crossroads: high elevation and beautifully
wooded; only 81 900 in cash, balance (due
only If hard-surfaced State road is com,
pleted within 8 months) on or before 8
years. Address Box 1l9-P, Star office.
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SALE-FARMS.

$50 DOWNS ACRES sUITABLE SUM
mer home: large trees. creek: miles DIS;
triet 'ine; Price $3.50, Phone NATIONAL
eo-ACRE FARM. 4-ROOM HOUSE. %
miles of city; half clear land. balance tim.
Der: In sight State road; Sis cash per acre;
acre. EVERETT HUMFHREY. Forest
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLEY BEACH CHESAPEAKE BAY
Lots, bunealows: terms; Gentiles only. Send
for booklet Address MAYO A. Co. Nd
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED COTTAGES
Shadystde. Nd Phone Columbia 1139-W
before and after pm.
FOR SALE OR RENT-NEAR SOLOMONS,
Calvert County. Nd; broom cottage fire-
hathing, JOHN B. GRAY. JR.. Prince
Frederick Nd.
FOUR EPPING FOREST LOTS ON
water. in one piece; 5000 cash. Phone
Walnut 1861.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED COTTAGE.
exclusively set in Towering Pines; on i'm
mediate water front of lower Potomac
Rent for season or will sell at sacrlhce
Phone Wisconsin 3650-R.
COMFORTABLE. QUIET COTTAGE ON
Herring Bay: sleep five. electricity, tele-
phone. wharf boat. perfect road: special
rate for season. Address Box 44O-M, Star
COTTAGE FOR RENT ALONG THE PO-
tomac. by week. month or season. For
further information. call Walnut $3.50
FOR RENT-FoR SUMMER SEASON.
furnished, splendid home on Potomac
River. MARYLAND side; all modern CON-
yenienceS; 90 miles from District line.
Address Box 254-M. Star otfice.
FOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE, MA
sons Beach. Herring Bay. furnished cleo.
accom-. s; 32 miles. isis 18th st. NV.
EPPING FOREST LOTS NEAR CLUB
hard-surface road; electricity. city water.
Sacrifice at $3.50 each. Georgia 1925.
ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE ON SALT WA
ter; rooms. bath room. elec.. artesian
well. i4-acre plot: SS95: Sl00 cash. $50
monthly. Phone Sterling 9551. 29'
MORTGAGE SALE OF VALUABLE WATER
front property in Calvert County. Md. AS
assienee of a mortgage from c. A. M.
Wells and Alma T. Wells. his wife. the un-
derslgned will offer for sale at public auc-
ton. in front of the, court house door at
Tuesday. June >. 1886, at the hour Of .
real estate. containing 7694 acres of land,
more or less. with outlet to State road
from Island Greek Post Office leading to-
ward Williams Wharf. Splendid frontage
on Battle Greek. also on Williams Cove
and. near Patuxent River. Mostly arabic
Improved by large dwelling house with
mooern improvements. tenant house with
cellar and modern improvements. = large
barns. stable, corn house. hay shed. strip
ping house and other buildings. fish ponds;
well watered and well fenced. with plenty
OF fruit, Terms of sale: One-third cash
upon ratification Of sale by the court, bal
ance IN two equal installments. payable
IespeetiVely IN one and two years from
6fe interest per annum from the day of
sale and to be secured to the satisfaction
of the undersigned. or all cash. at option
of purchaser or purchasers. $3.50 cash
on day of sale. Conveyancins. revenue
stamps. recording. etc, at expense Of pur-
| chaser or purchasers. T. VAN CLAGETT.
Assignee of Mortgage. Upper Marlboro. Md
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SALE OR RENT-HoUSES.

FURN. OR UNFURN-. CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
9 rooms. 3 baths. 4 bed rooms and maid, S
room oil heat. heated garage; lot 1S5 IT.
deep; owner leaving town June 10. Phone
Cleveland l0Sh
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WANTED-sHOPS.

SPACE ABOUT 25x25 FEET ON 1st OR
2nd comm. that can be used as private
gas; state location and price. Address
BOX 269-M, Star ONCE. 26s
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

BRADDocK. vA.-FTVE ROOMS. SUN
parlor and double garage: on bus line; ref
erences required If interested, address
Box 407-M Star ONCE. 2Ss
ON MOUNTAIN ABOVE BLUEMONT. VA.
2 Summer homes for rent, furnished with
all modern conveniences. Cleveland 1885,
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5-RoOM BUNGALOWS. 80.
ElectricitY gas full basement. sarase

Electricity gas full basement. garage.
Erwin REALTY CO. Call Hyattsville 765.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY CAN BUY BEAUTI-
full, well-built home for $500 cash. 500
monthly; 3 bed rooms and bath. large liv-
ing room. dining room, sun room. fireplace
10 miles from D. c near Defense Highway.
Phone Bowie 39-R.
81 $50 ON YOUR TERMS-1 ACRE. ON
state rd.. mr.. D. C.; 6 r. e. l., no bath.
easy terms. 10 a. r., S3.450 Lanham,
a.. r; and b.. ami. gar: $3.50: $500
cash. S42 mo, See our big. select. exclusive
list. Va, Potomac; cost $3.50: 81 $50:
low terms. Cherrydale. repossessed; S5,950;
terms. N E. RYON CO., 1916 N. Y. ave.
Phone National 1907
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sALE-INvEsTMENT PROPERTY.

NEW FoUR-FAMILY APTs.-BEsT LoCA-
sponsible tenants at s2.46o per snnqm. !1r:
18th IS the buy; 5IE subject to irst trust S. 75o
price SIS 900 Call Mr.. WEIGH. District
5O14. Investment Bldg. 1911 K st. NV.
cleo. etc; good condition: large lot: rented
at S31 80 month. Price only s. $50 Sa5o
VEY, 1876 Vt. ave. Phone District 450s
BUILDER WILL SACRIFICE
Five 4-family flats in nice residential sec
tion of W; rents from $4,000 TO S3.6oo
yearly: at attractive, prices; one l6-unlt
2-story apt. rent $4,000. also bargain.
Call Georgia 1904.
SO 500 FOR BRICK HOUSES: RENTED
,neSme Of tG 1o Houses haze S%6E EGEms
MAKER. l1l9 K st. NV. National 1l66.
FOUR-FAMILY APARTMENT BUILDINGS;
Latest eouipment' yearly rents, y $50 0
nspsst sg@ new Pdefs opefstion 46th snd casegt
YIH5Is g5ss Owner SsoBs spd BsdsE ds{o
WANTED-s6, 600 ON UNENCUMBERED,
No brokers. Address Box 437-M, Star
ofice.
s7,500-5 BRICK HOUSES NE NEAR
! 5th and H total rental. SlO2 80 monthly.
An excellent opportunity. FLOYD 4.
DAVIS co. phone National 0352.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY! :.
| Sc 500--Two-family fat near 18th and H
SITS ne. located in first commercial
zone. Rents to white tenants at S6o
per month This is good income prop
erty.
| So 5O0-Brick dwelling near 18th ST. n W.
arranged into two separate apart
mentS of 3 rooms and bath each; hot
water heat. oil burner garage. Rents
for 500 per month This is very good
buy in this type property.
| $40 950-Two-story brick. fronting 35 feet
on commercial thoroughfare in central
northwest. Contains store and 3 apts.
Of 4 rooms and bath. hot-wster heat
with oil burner; 30-foot alley. Rented
| at SI.770 per year. TERMS
! SHANNON 4, LUCHS COMPANY
| 1905 st. NV. National 2345.
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RENT-STORES.
RENT-WAREHOUSES.

BRICK WAREHOUSE IN GOOD CoNDI:
ton: two floors. ZOO 50. #; water and
electricity: on 18th st.. just off Jefferson
Davis Highway. in South Washington, Va.
H l.. RUST co.
1901 18th St. NV. National s100.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUsES.

CASH FOR BRICK HOUSES REASON
ably priced Call me before you sell. EARLE
w. MANSON. 1427 Eye st. Dist. 1913. 81
NE. OR Sc. CAPITOL HILL. 6 TO L.
rms; priced reasonably. E w. BAILEY.
Adams 41S6. Mail. I435 Meridian NV.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR YOUR DIS
trict property, brick or frame, white or
No commission CHARGED. Get my price be-
fore you sell G. G. DUTY. 1924 Vermont
ave. Phone National 44s2 31'
GOVT. EMPLOYE-DETACHE BRICK IN
n v. section. not over $4,000. Address Box
421-M. Star ONCE.
priced; See me first HEROLD HAYNES,
BOB woodward Building National 1889 .
ALL CASH FOR d TO ROOM BRICK
house; want to remodel into fats Deposit
todey II price is right Mr.. -KOERBER,
National 2076 or address 1915 ST. NV
SMALL HOUSE WANTED; IMMEDIATE
cash; any condition. Call Mr.. Smith. Dis
trict O663: evenings and Sunday. Wisconsin
ALL CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES, WHITE
CALLAHAN 1927 Eye NV Natl 1889. 29@
MEDIUM SIZE BRICK OR FRAME: NE.
or Sc; would consider sw. if good neigh
borhood; cash. c. w MOTHERSHEAD
1925 Vermont ave. NV. District 1871.
8 TO ROOMS: PREFER OLD HOUSE.
Would like possession within As days. Must
be IN D. G, Can pay cash. E, A CARNEY.
WE HAVE PROSPECTS WITH REASONA-
ble down payments for homes in all sec
tons OF D. c. and nearby Maryland
Let US list your property.
MOSS REALTY co.
Tower Bldg. Metropolitan 1875.
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SALE-HOUSES.

Colored-S3, ,5O0-S2O0 Cash
Det. brick. 6 rooms and bath; h.-w.h.,
when you can buy so much on small casn
and $50 monthly payment.
AUSTIN NJ. COOPER.
zoos Eye St. National 1882.
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IL ACRES

In ,Montgomery County. Md. All beauti-
fully wooded, high elevation: only 80 min
utes from downtown; wonderful home
BILE party. Call Mr.. Thomas.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER
CO INC
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SALE--LOTS.

WILL TRADE LOT IN SONS eeoNSSREEss
HEIGHTS or lots at yiTsibniiaa yb 3 Beaeh, 4 Va
soUTHEAAssT: LARGE BUILDING NC, LoTs: S.I
tol. Wide highway. high ground excel
lent near sGh0G GauSe
to 3Sth ST.. turn right to Suitland rd..
then left 20 Silver Hill I'd. Turn right 70
chain store on Silver Hill I'd. to church
and subdivision sign. Owner on property.
NAVY DAY SUBDIVISION.
AMERICAN U. PARK-LARGE AND, DE-
sirably situated corner. on grade all i'm
provements; FRANK NJ: DOYLE leaE rea!tor'
927 18th st. NV. Phone District 1860:
BY oWNER-RUILDINGG LOTS LOTS. CHEVY .adogg
trust behind building loan. Brokers at
tention. FULTON R. GORDON. 1927 Eye
st. NV District $3.50.
HOME SITES oyERLoo9KIpNG S9 pNfdmad Mt R,TaT VER:
5000 up easy terms. Address Box lo2-h'
.50O-a0x200 FIT -EDGEMooR. MD,
81 .1OO-9ox5so It, Edeemoor. Nd. on
s125C-5 56xi30 f.. Chevy Chase. Nd on
ooo-5oxi4o it., Chevy Chase, Nd, on
All lots on paved streets and have water.
Cali Mr.. Jacob. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.
National 0352.
GEORGETOWN.
so and 80 foot frontages by ldo 1oot
depths: both lots on high elevation. cast
OF Wisconsin ave. Beautiful trees. Rea-
sonahle for cash purchaser. FLOYD T.
DAVIS CO.. phone National 0352.
EXCELLENT DRUG STORE SITE IN
Georeetown. near new library ana adlolnlng
chain-store property FLOYD E. DAVIS
CO phone National Q352. 52.-
HILLCREST-S1. 100.
Lot 50x137. next to new house on 33ro
st good value See Mr. Lawton.
ADELBERT w. LEE.
1343 H St. NV. District 1900.
HOME SIZES. HIGHLY ELEVATED. IN
beautiful !College Park restricted Seminary iGg
by $50 feet. Reasonable and easy terms.
Address Box 2S9-M. Star office.
COLORED.
Lots. sa7 so up: terms as low as 81
down and ST monthly; in ne. Natl. 43o9.
FOR COLORED-BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON
or near car line; paved street. sidewalk;
sewer water and gas paid for. Price, S4O0
up: S25 down. balance easy 42nd ana
Kenilworth ave. ne. Call METROPOLITAN
O4IS; at night, Greenwood 2232.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

s ACRES, IN BEAUTIFULLY WOODED
Va. hillside, near Potomac River, 81 miles
from White House; clear, at $4,000, for
inv. property or waterfront farm. Ad-
dress Box 450-M, Star ONCE.
MODERN HOUSE GREATLY REDUCED,
CHEVY CHASE SECTION, for 6-r. mod.
br. on or nr. Ga. ave. Tobacco farm, OH
hwy. So. Md; cost S1s.500; clear; re-
duced. for equity in small income houses.
Mr.. w. S. Ryon, N. E. RYON CO., 1216
N. Y. ave. Phone National 1907.
BUILDER WILL TRADE NEW
$32,500 HOME, CLEAR.
For lots acreage small houses or large
house downtown Phone National S951.
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< STREET CORNER.

Apartment of 30 units which has good re-
turn on your investment and in addition
the possibility of increment in value due TO
its excellent location Call Mr. Caldwell at
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K ST NV District 1918.
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EXCHANGE.

OWNER OF APT. TILDEN GARDENS;
have children and want to trade for house
Address Box 420-M. Star ONCE.
WILL EXCHANGE MY SHORE PROPERTY
home. ami. shrubbery, trees, etc; for
modern nearby suburban home. about one
difference. Address BOX ZIP. Star offce.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

BARGAIN HOMES WITH SMALL CASH
payments. Ami, and substantially built
so you can remodel to suit your purse and
convenience. Paved streets, all improve
ments ana near school and stores.
AURORA HILLS HOMES. INC.
Jackson 1866.
s ROOMS g. BATH GAS, ELECTRICITY,
2-car garage, beautiful trees; lot 90x200
1t. fenced on concrete State road. $4,000.
easy terms. ERWIN REALTY CO. Call
HyattsYille 165
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RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

Big bargain 2 stores and apt. al
investment OWNER. Shepherd 3444.
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sAIE-BusINEss PROPERTY.
BONUS PEOPLE. LOOK.

NV COR OF 9th AND L SITS. NV
25xiO5. suitable for any commercial busi-
ness; will take back first trust for full
amount Phone Adams 2B10.
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RENT-OFFICES.

TRANSPORTATION BUILDING. 18th AND
H sts.-One room and reception hall. un-
furnished. Phone District 3143.
LIE DROIT BLDG. sOO-s1O F ST. NV
Large, bright rooms suitable for of1ces.
studios and light manufacturing purposes;
SIS month and up. Apply Room 10.
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1is attractiVely prlced Nome -,
RANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. l4ll.
REPOSSESSED BARGAIN

Now BEING REDECORATED
Practically new Colonial brick 6-room
home; overlooks Rock Creek Park: 2
baths 2 large porches, recreation ana
maids room. 2-car garage. National S949.
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SALE-HOUSES.
(Continued.)
TT OR NOT!
S12.500.
C. o50-HUICREST, Sc.
DAN DUNN

We n,;11 consider your house in trade.
san,p1e house, 1887 Hamilton ST. NV.
HARRY WARDMAN, INC
80 y g. NV District $3.50.
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Exceptional for Colored.

2-story. 5-room detached home in fine
proyements large lot. Price. So 1906. 5000
cash, balance $3.50 a month. Call Ma
tionsl 1880 or see agent, FRED CHIVES.
4422 Hunt pl. ne.
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So 500 FOR 4 BRICK HOUSES: RENTED
al S1,I53 per annum. This makes net
income of to I0", Houses have rooms,
bath. electricity and gas LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER l1I9 e st NV National ] 81.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-29
}ORAH WARNS
PARTY POLICY
MUST CHANGE
Is Time End partnership"
With corporate Mono
poly" He Says

WASHINGTON, May 20. (UP)
Senator William f. Borah warned
the Republican party last night
that it must dissolve its partner
ship" with corporate monopoly.
He charged the oil industry with
seeking world production control
in reference interpreted as
aimed at Gov. Alfred M. Landon
of Kansas.
The Idaho candidate for the
Republican presidential nomina-
ton, in a nationally radiocast
speech in which he outlined three
fundamental policies which should
go into the party platform, said
Standard Oil and four other oil
companies exert a power over pri-
vate citizens greater than that
possessed by the federal govern
ment.
Some of them, he added, have
been active in the pre-cOnventlon
.(CCntinued on page SKI
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-29
v. B. ARLEDCE
Dies; RITES AT
3 SATURDAY
Member of Prominent Fam,
lily Had Been Ill More
Than Year

William B. Arledge, age Sc,
member of one Of the most prom
inent families of Henderson and
Polk counties, died at 6:30 p. m.
Thursday at his home on North
Main street.
Funeral services will be held at
3 p. m. Saturday at Tom Shep-
herds funeral home, followed by
burial here. Details of the funeral
plans had not been announced to-
day.
Mr.. Arledge had been in i'll
health more than year, suffer
ing from high blood pressure and
complications. He had been bed
fast since January, and his death
had been expected almost mo-
mentarily for two or three days.
Mr.. Arledge was born in Polk
county in August, 1880. He was
one of II children and was son
Of the late J. P. Arledge, of Polk
county, and Lizzie fRucker Ar
ledge, of Rutherford county.
He lived most of his life in
Polk county and engaged in farm
ing. He came to Hendersonville
early in 1921, and while living
here farmed and was engaged IN
the produce business.
He is survived by his widow,
formerly Miss Bessie Capps, of
Polk county, who was a daughter
of Benjamin F. and Betty Capps,
and three children, Coy, Doris and
Betty, all of whom reside at the
home here.
Surviving brothers and sisters
are Mrs. w. C. Bostick, of Forest
City, l. c. Arledge, Henderson
vile, Miss Minnie Arledge, of
Polk county, John A. Arledge,
clerk of the superior court of
Polk county, Mrs. J. E. Shipman,
of Hendersonville, A. Yates Ar
ledge, of Raleigh, Roone Arledge,
of New York City, andSR. r. Ar
ledge, city clerk of Henderson
vile.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-29
jury AWARDS
$500 VERDICT
AGAINST Dahl
Two Warrants Taken in
Case Growing Out of
Hardy Child Death
MISDEMEANORS ARE
CHARGED In EACH

A jury in superior court shortly
after noon today awarded dam
ages in the sum of $500 to C. A.
Hardy, plaintiff, in his action
against DR.. Oliver Dahl. The
plaintiff was seeking $4,000 dam
ages for the death of his son, Paul
Hardy, last October. The plain
tiff was alleging that death of his
son was due to the negligence and
unlawful treatment of the defend
ant.
Arguments in the case were
completed yesterday afternoon
and the jury received the charge
from Judge f. Donald Phillips
this morning. The charge reQuir-
ed an hour and half. The jury
was given the case at II o'clock
and returned their verdict at
1890 this afternoon.
In charging the jury this morn
ing Judge Phillips instructed them
that if they found the facts as all
the evidence tended to show, it
would be their duty to answer the
fist and second issues yes.
The first issue was: Did the de-
PENDANT unlawfully hold himself
out to the public as being one
qualified to diagnose, operate,
prescribe for, and treat diseases,
pain, injury, deformity or physical
conditions of the human body as
alleged in the complaint?
The second was: Did the defend
ant unlawfully diagnose, prescribe
for, and treat plaintiffs interstate
as alleged in the complaint?
Each of these issues was an
Swered yes by the jury and the
third issue: Was the death of the
plaintiffs intestate caused by the
negligence and unlawful treat
ment of the defendant as alleged
in the complaint?
The fourth issue concerning
amount of damage was answered:
$500.
Motions to set aside and other
notices will be made by defense
counsel when court reconvenes on
next Monday morning
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-29
Britons Responsive To Italian Overtures
Officers Ordered
ToArrest Drivers
Without Licenses

State Patrolman f. w. Jones
this morning requested all per-
sons not holding state drivers IL
censes to apply for them immedi-
ately at the city hall.
Patrolman Jones said that Or
ders from state headquarters to
patrolmen were that all persons
driving without licenses were to
be turned over to the recorders
court, and that state patrolmen
were enforcing the order implic-
lily. The fine for driving without
license is $15.65. Only a small
fee is required to obtain a Ii
cense.
The state law requires that all
persons operating motor vehicles
obtain aslicense and carry it with
them at all times.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-29
CUNTS MADE
INDEPENDENT
BY new GIFT
Family Assured $4,000
Annual Income on Form
ers' Birthday

CALLANDER, Ont, May %
CUP).-The Dionne quintuplets,
graduated yesterday from the dia-
per stage on their second birth
day. received as a birthday git
financial independence for life for
the entire Dionne family.
Hon. Davis Croll, "otficlal Ia
Their" to the babies as government
member of their board of guardl-
ans. announced that the five two
vear-olds have already earned
$500, 900 and that an income of
100000 a year was assured the
DionneS.
The babies themselves, on the
birthday program for a baby
band concert" and a song and
dance number, proven even more
temperamental than high-prlced
movie stars. They did nothing but
purgle and cry before the micro
phones set up in their playroom'
and were put to bed.
DR.. Alan Roy Dafoe, their ply
stefan, recalled their birth, saying
in part:
"During those early, trying
times" ne said, cit seemed incred-
ible that we would be able to keep
them alive, let alone have them
live for days, weeks or months
Yet today, they are healthy, hap
DIV, normal youngsters, celebrat'
inc their second birthday, the
only record of its kind in medical
Judge J. A. Lain, chairman OF
the board of guardians, spoke
briefly. He said that the guard
ans were in perfect accord" a;
to the education and MANAGEMENT
of the quintuplets. He said the!
would be taught French and Eng
lish and that under Canadian la"
regarding guardianship, n y
would be brought up as Roman
Catholics, the religion of their Ia
Their.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-29

WASHINGTON, May 20, ~
The senate finance commute 10
day voted to report the new ON
promise tax bill, including conc
per cent increase on incom@ul
taxes starting at $4,000 al eA'
tending to $4,000. ,ho
The measure, rejecting nv
presidents suggestion for aiGn, i
er graduated tax on undiutu
corporate profits is estlmau !, ~
raise as high as $7OO,0OO'VH IL
GLIDING surtax increases anHi.I u
fall tax, but fell short OF 7 da
ministration's request tolCoSa,
permanent and temporary enu'
of 81, 1877, 100000. had
Committee leaders tod; mao 1C;1
discussed informally the Fi ;,d;-
ity of increasing surtaXes n,,
vidual incomes in the loweps@ tbo
cts to increase the yleld '-'
compromise tax bill. mort
Several administrator gp ouer
ers on the committee talh o'ei
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-29
Mother OF Mrs..
Peyton Expires

LANCASTER, S. c.. May 90.
Funeral services for Mrs. ]. z.
Howey, SO, who died Wednesday
at her home in upper Lancaster
county after extended illness, was
conducted Friday at 1 La. M. at
Six Mile Creek Presbyterian
church of which she was mem
Der. She was 8 lifelong resident
If the Bclair community. Fight
children survive: w. H.. II. L..
G. E. Spratt, J. T.. and Earl How
ey, Jr., of Lancaster county. Mrs.
w. S. Crane of Spartanburg, S.
c., and Mrs. Paul J. Peyton, of
Hendersonville; also her sister,
Mrs. j. E. Garrison of Monroe,
and two brothers, A. P. Harris of
Waxhaw and C. w. Harris of Lam
caster county.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-29
ARAB RIOTS PLUNGE PALESTINE
INTO NEAR STATE OF WAR AS
TROOPS BATTLE ARMED MODS
Jewish Press Charges Ital-
ian Propaganda Stirs
Strife, and Italy Aspiring
to Palestine Mandate

JERUSALEM, May %. (UP),
Rioting Arabs plunged Palestine
into near state of war last
night. with British troops and po-
lice fighting pitched battles with
armed MODS.
Rombmgs, snipings and incen-
diarism spread throughout the
Holy Land. Military vigilance and
restrictions. bordering on martial
law. were enforced.
Yesterdays trouble reached a
climax when unidentified assail-
ants. believed Arabs. murdered a
British constable near the Aus
trian Hospice in the old city of
Jerusalem. The constable arrived
only a few weeks ago from Lon
don and was member of the first
British soccer football team in
Palestine.
Rioters quickly encircled the
Nazaret police station and fired
several volleys before fleeing,
The Hebrew daily newspaper
of Tel Aviv said editorially, "The
anti-British. anti-Zionist and pro
Arab Italian radio propaganda de
notes Italian aspirations to the
Palestine mandate.
Italy will benefit by Pales-
tinian outbreaks which are in line
with ceaseless efforts to obtain
influence throughout the world.
Italy cannot forget the British
initiative in imposing sanctions
against her
Officials believed it was only a
matter of hours until martial law
would be declared. Reinforce
ments were being rushed from
Egypt. 1t is understood they are
bringing artillery pieces and ma
chine guns. ,.u ,
At least two Arabs were killed
yesterday and many wounded in
conflicts with British troops.
Troops were met with barrage
of rifle fire on entering the vii
lage of Qubatia. Two Arabs were
killed and one critically wounded
before the rioters fled. 1t was not
known whether there were any
British casualties.
Hiding on roof-tops and behind
buildings, Arab snipers opened
fire on troops at the village of
Silateldahr. Three snipers were
gravely wounded. The otherc cs-
capped.