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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

SMALL FARM. 81 900 TO $1,000. WITHIN
Is miles of D. C.: house suitable for living.
Good cash payment or might pay all cash
If not too high. Retire next month. Ad-
dress Box 130-R. Star ONCE.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

ON D c--vA--MD- PROPERTY, FIRST AND
second trusts FINANCIAL ADJUSTMENT
BUREAU. 800 F NV. National 7765. 81
NONE TO LOAN ON D {. REAL Estate
JESSE L HEiSKEM 1115 Eve st. NV
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS. PAY YOUR
taxes, Improvement loans: up to three
years to pay: personal loans on your SIX
nature: reasonable rates. See MR.. FREED
MAN. 1906 r. /. ave. NV. Phone North
OTO6
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10th ST. HEIGHTS.
Handsome Diet. center hall home. Spacious
IIiv: Im.,, with fireplace. 4 bed & rms: Sr , b.
oil heat. finished attic. large side porch.
slate roof. select close-in location border
ing Rock Creek Park.
Miss Read Adams 1928
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BARGAIN IN BETHESDA.

8-room modern home, corner, lot 60xl 20.
SB5 monthly. Good neighborhood. con-
venient schools. TRANSFORMATION. Priced
for quick sale Call OWNER. National
3h56 Resident wisconsin :,3A3
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WHILE SELL or TRADE

This handsome home on beautiful Alaska
ave. NV; detached. on fine lot with
trees: .eiEh rooms. Including inelosed and
heated sleeping porch; sun room: open
fireplace. center hall; attic: automatic
Silver Star. Home; offered S3 900 less Than
its cost; will trade down for smaller house
NfNG fHoNL pEcHTUH 2146.
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IDEAL FOR RIDING ACADEMY
FARMS FOR RENT,

purpose; modern house outbuildings; Stats
rd. near school; immediate possession.
Address BOX 24O-P Star of7ce
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MICHIGAN PARK BARGAIN.

Nearly new. semi-detached, corner. 4
bed rooms. Colonial front porch, double
rear porch: detached garage, automatic
heat. Has to be seen to be appreciated.
Ss.7 For appointment to inspect. call
Mr.. Macrae. with
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor,
Decatur o6a3 or Potomac H0ol
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Is cHAMBERLIN AVE.

Is CHAMBERLlN AVE,
KENWOOD.
The ultimate in home construc-
tion and fine living appointments
is found in this beautiful home.
Corner lot 124x1.4; trees and
shrubbery: big bed rooms and
sleeping porch (heated. > tiled
baths, > laratories: maids room:
2-car detached garage. All built OF
solid stone. $4,000 under building
Call Us for Appointment.
THE FEDERAL-AMERICAN COMPANY.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
1929 Eye st. NV. National S032.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

l728 PA AVE NW-FIRST FLOOR OF
bank bldg. suitable real estate. insurance.
receiver. Park Savings Bank. 14th and
Kenyon Columbia 5000.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

INV Ed mEtVt ENSFGNtt ESn SfA6Gs
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
2lisG net return on money invested.
Of 20 units; low rental: 1909 rented.
Owner viii consider trade. Call MR..
S1,5O0 CASH WILL MAKE DOWN PAY
ment on new four-family fiat in good NV.
location. Income. 2,520 per year. Price.
-'.'O SHANNON & LUcHs CO..
1903 H St. NV. National 2345.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
DOWNTOWN.
Three apts.. rms. and bath each; oil
burner, 2-car garage with quarters above.
bargain, will sell at less than assessed
value. Call Mr.. Conner.
GoSs REALTY Co, ,o-.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETYl
S4, 4,25O-7-room and bath brick in second
lutely frst-class condition and rented
to excellent tenant at S41.5O per
81. .6o0@Two-sToRY BRICK. near Stan
ton Square. Five rooms and bath. hot
water heat; rented to white tenants at
$40 sHhSNoN s hSRsoi & u LUcas 1Nsfs Co. '
1905 H St. NV. National 2345.
RS|INvEST1GATE.
535 9th st. s.e.-Two stories and cellar;
modern: six rooms and bath. Colonial
brick. Rented at $40. The price is only
1870 1st st. n.w.-Two-story modern
bay-window brick, six rooms and bath.
Rented to colored. S4o.5O. The price IL
only s4'o' G. G. DUTY.
1924 Vermont Ave NV. Natl. 44S2. 29'
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LOTS FOR SALE.

SS&ss
e0xi5o. ami. S6. 500: viii build store and
fiat Also 30 lots. .Kenilworth sub. Nd:
for all. $500: Call Met. 4757: nights.
Greenwood 22:}2. 29s
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES. $3.50, ALONG
River. Easy terms. Can arrange nuancs
for building home. Address Box :6-M.
1877. BUILDING lot. NEAR 22nd AND
Bunker Hill rd. ne; 81 200. Wise. 1910.
INVESTIGATE THIS BARGAIN. SEW
eral lots, 75x135. in beautiful residential
section in MONTGOMERY County. on con-
crete street with no assessment; only ST.
200 each. Adjacent lots selling at S1,6OO
and $1,S00 each. The few left will soon
be sold. Act quickly If interested. Other
lots at $3.50 up. Shepherd 1919.
A BEAUTIFUL LOT. 6OxI2O TT, NORTH
of Bethesda. Nd. near school and bus.
To start development we are ready to go .
long way with some one who will build q
rice home at once. LOUIS P SHOEMAK-
Err 1919 K st. NV National 1865.
BUILDING LOT. 54x1lO TT. ON BLAD-
ensburg rd., one square from Sears Roe
bucks; will sell. rent or build to suit
tenant. Phone Georgia 1899 after ; pm.
PRE-DEVELOPMENT SALE OF BEAUT1-
full home sites on the Mount Vernon Boule-
ward; prices from $500: highly restricted.
For further information call WELLING-
TON ESTATES. INC, 30 Southern BldTs
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

NICE HOME IN NEARBY VIRGINIA AT
42l5 18th st. n. near Ballston: bed
rooms and baths, INV. heat. Apply
within. IS
ON ROAD TO GREAT FALLS. VA. 5
miles beyond Lsneley-Beautifully remod-
eled home with 3 acres; z large. cheerful
rooms. new bath. Nv h.. elec. range, large
porch. shade trees: $50 mo. HERMAN z.
and 1855
ROOMS. BATH. NEW: GARAGE S65 90
; rooms. bath. h-w.h --------- 50.oo
A. H SEIDENSPINNER,
Baltic Blvd Riverdale. Md Hyatts. $50
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION IS ROOMS,
built-in garage. h.-w.h.: sos. 1909 Gar
field St. Silver Spring. Md. Geo. O329. 29'
NEARBY. SUNWARD. VA. IN PRI GAR
den. cottage, furn. or unfurn.; fireplace.
elec. refrigeration. mi: also very choice
furn. apt. jackson 1878. Adults only.
FALLS CHURCH-ISt FL, NEW. BRICK
house, furn.; ami. automatic heat; ga
rage; Nov. 10 May; $50 mo-; large yard.
Address Box 259-R. Star Office.
s16 s. GLEBE RD... ARLINGTON-NEW.
finished upstairs room; Is minutes TO city;
bus at door S65 If rented this week.
IN KENSINGTON ATTRACTIVE. SIX
rooms and bath; INV. heat. cleo. newly
decorated. garage: reasonable. Clev. 1859.
ATTRACTIVE. 7-RooM MODERN HOUSE
H.-w h.. garage. shade, committing dis
tance. large lot partly furnished, $50.
LUTTRELL CO.. Fails Church 6s.
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ACT QUICKLY

PRICE REDUCEO 10 ~ ,SoU.
New detached brick home. near Battery
sss Iirss ssss 0 ns 5se 1oo nns rOom
and Kitchen on first 1oor: > bed rooms and
bath on second floor; attached garase.
INSPECT. cail Mr.. Wu,KENs. CIev' O0O8.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CContinued.D
4 ACRES 7-RM, HOUSE. PLENTY SHADE.
3 miles of District. Sc Md. $4,000; easy
terms. Adams 1927.
$3.50.
New brick house, rms, . baths 2
kitchens insulated furred walls. large
light basement. built-in garage. nice lawn.
beautiful residential section; concrete
street: worth 1000; sacrifice for imme-
diate sale. Shepherd 1919.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.
S6250; $500 cash. 315 Holly ave. New.
detached brick bungalow; rooms, mod
ern: unusual kitchen large attic; Gear.
built-in garage: h.-wh.; lot 50xl32: "a
block school. BUILDER. 3.
$500 CASH-S5O MONTH.
Large or. bungalow; h.-w.h.. oil burner.
bath cleo hardwood floors. fireplace. ga
rage Close to churches. schools and trans
portation; S. 500. ERWIN REALTY CO.
Call HyattSyille 765.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
AUTOMOBILE LOANS.

MONEY LOANED ON YOUR cAR-ws
win lend YOU full market value on your
car Cash in minutes. Borrow on your
car and pay for that vacation, old bills.
etc Nolan Motor Co.. III 18th st. n.W.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

pOSiNISS TN0FIHtI rON NENt.
SECOND FLOOR BUSINESS OR PROFESS
sional location with apt. SIS. 42l3 Conn.
Ample street parking. 29'
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ACREAGE FOR SALE,

3 ACRES. NEAR INTERSECTION WILSON
lane and Bradley rd. Chevy Chase, Md.
Excellent for subdivision or for one site;
wooded: price. $4,000. Address Box 414-P.
Star ONCE 800
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BRIGHTWOOD.

.p5O-5-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW.
Beautiful shrubbery. nice lot Convenient
to schools. recreation grounds and trans
portation. Call Mr.. CONVICTION. Ster-
ling 1854
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CHEVY CHASE, MD,
6302 DELAWARE ST.

Detached Colonial brick. new condition.
modern to the minute; z rooms baths.
garage: splendid attic and cellar. maid S
room Select location. block east OF Conn.
ave, near clubs Open Sunday.
MISS REED=ADAMS 2123
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COUNTRY HOME SITES

On slightly Prospect Hill fronting the
Georgetown-Leesburg pike and opposite
the Madeira School This 30-acre tract is
now available in plots of 3 acres and larger.
Incompatible at $500 per acre and less
for home or investment.
HERMAN E. GASCH.
a23 18th st. NV. Natl. I2541255.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BuRLEITH.

5,q5O-All-brick 5-room house with
giassed. in porch. heated; new-house condi-
tion, detached metal garage: $500 cash and
$50 per month. Call Mr.. COVINGTON.
2terlin0 2HHA
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
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IO5-ACRE TOBACCO FARM.
SIS acres under cultivation: tobacco
house. bath. electricity: $4,000. terms.
Erwin REALTY CO. call Hyattsville 165.
IDEAL FOR RIDING ACADEMY
And chicken dinner proposition in So Nd,
miles from D. c. line, where there IS
little or no competition: broom. 2-bath
modern brick Colonial house; h.-w.h,: oil
burner: city electricity. etc; good barn:
40 acres. nearly all in pasture. with many
miles of beautiful bride paths. and many
hundreds Of acres available for fox hunts.
sell or exchange to right party. OWNER.
Address Box 129-R. Star ONCE.
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IoNorrrLow ST. NV.
rooms. large lot; brick GARAGES.
producing $50 per. month: xhrub.
berry. All in new-house condttfon.
See this unusual hargain before IT'S
too late. Priced ut Sl3.9o0.
THE rEpERAI-AlaERIcAN COMPANY.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
1929 Eye st. NV. National eo32.
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GLOVER PARK.

New 4-family apt: rental. S2.460 yr.:
heat. gas and elec. furnished by tenants;
lst tr,, $4,000; price en- on sppIiestlM1n. on
Hestment Bldg National lH31.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

TAKoMA PARK = SEMI NI-BUNGALOW. 5
rooms, bath; also sleeping room End moor;
earaee in basement. ami: near bus line
Phone Phone shepherd sid asis af evenings. = $50
WooDRIDGE - -sIx-ROoM. DETACHED
house. completely furn... practically new.
a.m.i.. oil heat: $50. Call Potomac o94o-9.
BETHESDA, MD.-SIX ROOM HOUSE.
large yard with fruit trees; oil burner
Frisidsire::, newly painted and decogeanTe99'
Wisconsin 2s13 after $50 pm.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C..-NEAR 31st AND
Nebraska ave.--Three bed rooms. baths;
finished attic: elec. refrigerehon' OIL
burner; 2-car built-in garage; house COM
Philips & CANDY INC.
1912 18th st. NV. National $500.
CHEVY CHASE MD.-s-ROOM HOUSE;
4 bed rooms, 3 baths; furn.. newly oeco,
rated; two porches. two-car saraee; OH
heat. S325. Wisconsin $500. 30
227 ROSEMARY. CHI. CHI. MD.--S LARGE
rms. excellent condition; nicely furn:; new
OIL burner: rent reduced. Wise. 40h.
1903 GRACE CHURCH RID.
SILVER SPRING. MD.
B rooms. bath h.-w.h., garage -S62.oO
WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg. District 94s6.
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NeW f-IdHIly dpb..
heat gas and elec. furnished by tenants:
owner builder. B. II. GRUYER, SIG In
vestment Bldg. National 1731.
WATCH THIS SPACE DAILY
FOR FEATURE
INVESTMENTS.
Brick apartment building. containing
units of rooms. kitchen and bath; elec-
trio refrieeration; good condition; oring-
ing in S3 966 per year and can De oouent
for $50. 900. Exceptionally fne location
with great potential value; .aOO BLOCK OF
14th st. NV. CALL BUSINESS PROP
ERTY DEPT OF BOSS & PHELPS. Ma
TIONAL $500. 1417 ST. NV.
CALL METZLER
For Safe Investments.
WE OFFER TODAY THE FOLLOWING;
50. 950-Splendid brick home on X 81.
Rented for $43.6n; q =, and D.
h.-w.h. and elec. hghts' 5000 con-
dition.
new homes--huilder needs
in garage; will rent for $50 month.
large bed rooms. Make us your offer.
-Four family nat and small apts,, show
ing up to 25Se net profit on amount IN
vested. Call. or see Mr.. White Tor safe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
s SUNDAYS or NiEhts. Pot. sses.
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FARMS FOR SALE,

100 ACRES. GROOM DWELLING AND
outbuildings in Charles County. Md. Ad-
dress RAYMOND MUDD, r. l. Waldorf, Nd.
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MT. PLEASANT BARGAIN.
4 Bed Rooms-$9, ,250.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.

Practically new. imposing, detached Co,
lonial brick with lovely two-story Colonial
columns situated on Mansion drive in one
OF the finest suburbs OF Alexandria. Planned
and built by owners. The beauty OF design,
superiority of material and construction
and the wonderful Local tion can hardly be
duplicated For particulars. call
MISS REED-ADAMS 2l23.
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See 30s1 Vista, st. ne. woodridge: q
LARGE. r;. new 6unsaloW ~ Of 4 rms. rms .no. noorsd
fireplace: oil burner; copper screened
throughout. Open daily It'll o pm. Drive
right to Vista: left to house
rs Jefferson st. ne: new. large. brick
bungalow. perfectly equipped. with 2 con-
crete porches: terms of 81 900 down. $50
per month.
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2-FAMILY HOUSE. PETWoRTH: COM
plete bath and kitchen on each floor: 2
Frieidsires: oil heat: excellent condition:
can arrange terms: real opportunity.
Georeia 3414.
sEMI-DETACHED HOME IN MARIETTA
Park; nrst-class condition; z rms. bath,
gas heat: crice. $3.50. on terms that will
suit purchaser. Georgia 3414.
14th AND QUINCY STS.-6 RMS. BATH,
extra lavatory: open fireplace. II you are
looking for a real bargain, call Georgia
Evening star., 1936-10-28

NICE HOME IN NEARBY VIRGINIA AT
4215 18th st. n. near BallSton: bed
rooms and baths, INV. heat. Apply
Evening star., 1936-10-28

S8.25O-4-BED-ROOM HOME-NE
Nicely situated on q good street with all
at first inspection. Seven rooms and bath.
ot-water heat. hardwood floors. front and
back porches; bright. dry cellar: built-in
brand-new. Located in the popular Trini-
dad section handy to every convenience.
See 1t at once Call
r. M. HOOKER. Metropolitan 2663.
Evenings 3 to q. Call Randolph 1446.
SPECIAL! SPECIAL! BARGAIN $3.50.
NV: rooms. bath. h.-wh., elec. Act
today. Spectators, attention. Met. 1856.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-23
All Pennsylvania
Schools To End
Work On May L

BREVARD, April 90. (SpeciaD
ALL schools of Brevard and
PENNSYLVANIA county will come to
a close on May Is, according to
an announcement of County Su-
perintendent ]. B. Jones.
On Sunday evening, May 10, the
baccalaureate sermon of the Bre-
ward high school will be delivered
by the Rev. J. II. Brendall, pas
tor of the Brevard Methodist
church. The commencement adj
dress on Friday evening, May Is,
will be delivered by Professor c.
II. Trowbridge, vice president of
Brevard college. On Tuesday
evening, May ~, the annual SEN
ior class play, "The Family Up
stairs" will be presented, all ex-
ercises to he held in the high
school auditorium.
The commencement exercises of
the elementary school will be held
Thursday evening, May IA, at
which time the seventh grade GER
tificates will be awarded to those
completing the grammar grades.
The first in the series of clos
inc exercises of the Brevard
schools will be two piano recitals
Given by the pupils of Professor
Alvin Moore, on Tuesday evening,
April 2s, and the following Tues
day evening, May 5. 80 ..
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-23
c, OF {. BOARD
in APRIL MEET
Looks For 400 Visitors
Here in June For lnsur-
ance Convention

Directors of the Chamber OF
Commerce met in regular monthly
session at the office last night,
with President E. W. Ham presld-
ing and eight directors present.
J. C. Morrow discussed plans
for the insurance convention to
be held here on June Is and 10.
He stated that about 400 people
were expected to attend the seS-
sions and that about 40 reserVa-
tons had already been made.
Registrations will be opened on
Sunday, June IA, and sessions Will
be held on Monday and Tuesday.
Due to the fact that there are
only eight members of the Local
association, the Chamber OF Cor
merce was asked to cooperate IN
the convention plans. Entertain
ment features will consist OF a
banquet, dance, and golf tourna-
ment.
A committee consisting of c:
NJ. Ogle, G. C. Richardson, and
P. F. Sudduth was named to M
yestigate the cost of using the
merchants street lighting system
during three months this summer.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-23
III. M. Russ Shows
Biggest Hen Egg

The annual season for "bigger
and better" eggs is on in Hender-
sonville and one was brought to
the office by J. C. Coston, Jr.,
yesterday, unique for the fact
that although it was laid by a
White Leghorn, it measures six
inches in girth by Z 5-S inches
around the long way. 1t is re-
markable for its size in view of
the fact that the White Leghorn
is not noted for the size of the
eggs it produces.
But today H. NJ. Russ brought
an egg (spelled with three capital
letters) to the Times-News office.
It is a Rhode Island Red egg and
on it Mr.. Russ had the notation,
"Weight, 4 Ia ounces. When he
looked at the egg reported in Mon
days issue which measured 8 1-2
by S 3.4 inches he didn't believe
his equaled it in size. The differ
ence in shape was deceptive, how
ever, for Mr.. Russ egg afterward
showed by measurement to be
6 SD by 8 3.8 inches in size.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-23
zIONCHECK IN
COURT GUILTY
OF SPEEDING
Roosevelt Asks For AGO
Million Dollars For
Social Security
CONGRESS MAY END
WORK EARLY in JUNE

WASHINGTON, April % (UP)
Rep. Marion Zionchcck, d., Wash.
today Scutfled with metropOi-
tan policeman rs he refused to
be dragged into police court on i
warrant charging him with speed
ing at 70 miles an hour on Con-
necticut avenue.
After q loud argument lasting
Is minutes Zioncheck was taken
to the police station. Police Ser
geant George Hellmuth was or
dered by the district court judge
to serve q writ of attachment on
Zioncheck and "bring him bodily"
into the court.
Zionchcck pleaded guilty in po-
lice court on a charge of speeding
but raised technical objections to
the form Of the ticket given him.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-23
MURDER CASE
ISSTUDIED BY
SCHOOL GIRLS
High School Glasses in
"Modern Problems"
Witness Trial

BARLOW, Fla, April %. (UP)
School children in their teens,
many of them girls, avidly listened
yesterday to q dramatic courtroom
recapitulation of the violence and
bloodshed surrounding the Tampa
lash-murder case.
High school classes in modern
problems" mingled in the crowd
in the little Central Florida court
room as defense chieftain Pat
Whitaker bombarded the testi-
mony of Sam J. Rogers, one of
three Tampa labor organizers
whipped by 4 mob last fall.
A section of the courtroom was
reserved for students. Barlow
schools have been recessed to al
low students to attend the trial.
Rogers stepped down from the
witness stand late yesterday with
his story -nf-the kidnapping and
fogging not changed in its essen
tails despite two days of batter
ing cross-eXamination from Whit
aker.
Defending seven former police
men charged with conspiracy, kid
mapping and false arrest, Whitaker
had sought to show contradictions
in the testimony of Rogers.
Yesterday he succeeded in fore
ing the 57-year-old labor organ
i2er to admit one inaccuracy, but
essentially, Rogers" story Of the
tlogging of himself, Joseph Shoe
maker and Eugene F. Poulnot, re-
manned unchanged.
BARLOW, Fla, April % (UP)
Sam j. Rogers, whose back was
dashed into bleeding mass by
whips of a Tampa mob, last night
completed his account of the
Tampa foggings amid a furious
CONTINUED on page six)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-23
Kiwanis Here To
Attend Asheville
Division Meeting

Fifty representatives of the
HenderSonvillc Kiwanis club, in
Guiding wives of the members, will
go to Asheville tonight to attend
meeting Of clubs in division
No. /, at which Henry Leroy, Of
Elizabeth City, governor of the
Carolinas district will be the chief
speaker. The meeting was an
ranged by o. Y. Brownlee, Of
Hendersonville, lieutenant COVER
nor.
Hendersonville's contribution to
the program will be a vocal solo
by Mrs. J. C. Morrow, Jr., with
Miss Mary Brooks as piano ac-
companist.
The candidacy of DR.. Joseph K.
Sewer, Of HendersonVille, for the
district governorship may be an
nounced at the meeting tonight,
it was said.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-23
u. S. Licensing
For Munitions
Makers Is Urged

CHARLOTTE, April %. (UP)
Federal : licensing of munition
manufacturers, a permanent pol
lev of non-intervention, enact
ment of a universal draft law
and 100 per cent taxation of war
profits were the main points of
peace program today left by
Representative Josh Lee, Demo
crat, of Oklahoma, with members
of the North Carolina Parent
Teacher association.
"War should be q burden to
everyone and then everyone will
oppose war;" the Oklahoma rep
resentative said here last night.
Lee, before outlining his peace
proposals, emphasized the weak
ness of existing means of secur-
ing peace. He said treaties and
pacts were good as friendly ges-
lures" but war would "never be
abolished by proclamation" Dis
armament was termed as inviting
attack in some instances.
"Then again there is the plan
of educating for peace" Lee con-
tinued. "This is q good idea and
is to be continued, but it is too
slow.
"By licensing the munition
makers, the government could
make effective an embargo on
arms. Prevent competitive
armament campaigns which are
carried OF by the makers of mu-
nitions. Prevent American
manufacturers from arming our
potential enemies.
1.-THE second step that will go
a long way toward preventing
war is to continue President
Roosevelt's non-intervention pol
icy, refusing to send a military
arm of the government to pro-
tect private investments in for
eign countries.
"The third step . is a unlVer-
sal draft of money and materials
as we'll as men. This has the UNI
qualified support of the American
Legion. 49,,
"The fourth and final step that
would promote peace by remov-
ing the profits from war is the
passage of tax laws, that would
take 100 per cent OF all war
profits" ..- -...r:rs -.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-23
WASHINGTON, April % (UP)

WASHINGTON, April % (UP)
House Minority Leader Bert
rand H. Smell of New York yester-
day capped a long series of con-
gressional attacks against the
Works Progress Administration
with charge that the New Deal
agency is sponsoring news reel PIC
lures of "boondoggling" projects
for political use. :.
"This is bold and fragrant d.
version of relief funds to cam
paign purposes" Smell said.
WPA officials said Admlnlstra-
tor Harry L. Hopkins had been
Informed of Smells charges Out
that he declined immediate com
ment.
The Republican leaders accuse.
ton came shortly after Sen kush
D. Holt, Cd. w. Va.), had renew,
ed his attack on WPA in a senate
speech asserting that Admlnistra-
tor Harry L. Hopkins sis dong
more to destroy President foo sS
welt than any other man III TIC
country" ... = -. 49,,
Smell said he understood 'lle e
WPA had approved a program 70