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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04

WAYCROSS, Ga, Aug. A. CUP
Tobacco prices doomed to the
highest initial quotations in his
tory at the opening of leaf mar
kets here and at Valdosta TINS
morning. The first basket brought
$35 per hundred pounds and the
next nine baskets exceeded thirty
dollars each. All tobacco markets.
in the south reported high prices
WAYCROSS, Ca, Aug. a. CUP1
Marketing of the south's great
bright tobacco crop begins today
in south Georgia with a $15, OUo,-
900 return anticipated as TINS
states crop begins movement. 10
the monotonous drone of auction
GERS.
Every indication points to an
appreciation of profits this year
as south Georgia celebrates mar
keting of it's crop.
Last years crop brought farm,
ers $13,2S1,09 for 7O,759'zl4
pounds. This years production IS
estimated at rs, 100000 a n u
should bring better prices because
of mold and drought damage OUT
side the state. e
Estimates that the weight OF
the leaf will average less ti'lS
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
NO ANALYSES
AT RALEIGH IN
DEATH OF GIRL
Wollner's Clothing Return
ed; no Instructions
Ever Received
BLOOD STAINED
RUG IS STILL HELD

RALEIGH, Aug. a. (UP)-The
clothes which Mark Wollner wore
when he was detained for ques-
tioning in the Staying of Helen
Clevenger, New York university
coed, at a fashionable Asheville
hotel nearly three weeks ago,
were returned to him by mail to-
day by State Chemist w. H. AL
len.
The sport coat, trousers, shirt,
tie and other apparel had been
held by Allen since Wollner was
held for questioning and the lat
ter's belongings sent here by Sher-
iff Laurence Brown.
No request was ever received
from Sheriff Brown for an analy-
sis of stains on them, and Allen
never analysed these stains.
Meanwhile, State Chemist AL
len announced that second
package received from Sheriff
Brown contained a small blood
stained rug, but that this also
would not be examined until fur
Their instructions were received
from Asheville.
Wollner, at Asheville, had been
pressing the sheriff's office to re-
turn his clothing, it was learned
here.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
Senator Logan
Leading By 5000

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 4
(UP).-Senator Marvel Mills Lo-
gan, seeking Democratic ren SGnn
nation, held q lead Of over 5ooo
votes last night over former Sen.
J. C. w. Beckham, with less than
81 precincts to report from Sat-
urday's Kentucky primary. .
In 1899 precincts out OF 1926,
the count stood: -.
Logan 16s,5O2; Beckharn 49,
Of The v vote Id Louisville, Beck.
hams home town, continued TO
rive him strength. ~ -
Returns from 2174 precincts
assured Robert H. Lucas of Louis
vile the Republican senate nom
nation. He held a leadyof SO, 426
over Elmer G. Roberts Of Camp
ton.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
Fek Location OF
lev. TIC. Wyatt

.
b. 'y os Is the n Rev, T. c. Wyatt.
Fcb Of # THE the Mccall Baptist
/ in tho "T4I S Tenn, stop
kity? ~ nendersOnville COM
!, seryi NE IS wanted for a fu-
| VICE Of one of his mem
kdus "4FSlry y. came to the Rev.
a. tb q. Wall this morning,
camp amir, me Rev. Mr.. Wyatt
receiEyii1gss, m this community
! oficoo 3s his mail at the io c,csi
wboroo SSaI authorities didn't
'e he was located,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
Sunday. School
Revival Will Be
Association Wide

An associational Sunday school
revival will be held in the Caro-
lima Baptist association, beginning
on August 9 and continuing thru
August 16. Of the 48 churches in
the association, about 25 have
asked to enter the revival and
have been promised a worker.
The Sunday school board is
sending out young men and wo-
men thoroughly trained in Sun
day school work and under the
supervision of Field Secretary L.
l.. Morgan. These workers will go
to the churches to assist with their
problems. :.
The workers will take a relig,
ious census of the people and fur
nish the pastors and superintend'
ents with information in order
that those not in Sunday schoo
NAV be reached. They will alsc
teach each night in the churches
on Sunday school work and ad
ministration.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
Charlotte Man Is
Discovered Dead

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. a. CUP
c. T. Pittman of Charlotte, n. w.
was found shot to death in tour
list camp here last night, 20 call
bre automatic by his side: =.
He had left a note to his wlte,
addressed to Charlotte.
Attendants at the camp SAID ne
registered there at noon Sunday
He was driving a car rented from
a Charlotte agency. He was dead
about "a hours when found, po-
lice said. ......
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
BAND CONCERT
FUND SOUGHT
E. of c. Would Finance
Bert Boyd Park Music
for August

The Chamber of Commerce is
conducting d campaign to raise
approximately 5000 to be used in
giving free band concerts at the
Bert Boyd Park during the month
of August.
The campaign was started yes
terday morning and will be con-
tinued until the necessary amount
is raised. 1t is planned to have
the band concerts from 1880 to 8
o'clock in the evening and on
three or four nights of each week
Anyone interested in making q
contribution may do so at the
Chamber of Commerce office il
not seen by members of the. com
mittee.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
Open BAPTIST
ASSOCIATION
SESSION TODAY
w. B. Sinclair Again Is
Named Moderator as
Officers Reelected
FRENCH BROAD HOST
OF 2-DAY MEETING

With $50 delegates and visitors
present, representing 40 churches,
the Carolina Baptist association
this morning convened its annual
gathering at French Broad Bap-
fist church, on the Mills River
highway, w. B. Sinclair, moder-
ator, presiding.
After the inaugural devotional
exercises the association proceed
ed with reorganization and the
hearing of reports on activities
and church institutions.
w. B. Sinclair, moderator; Roy
C. Bennett, secretary; Foster Ben
nett, treasurer, and all other Off
GERS with the exception of the as
Sistant secretary, David Mash
burn, were reelected. Miss Char
lotte Turner was named to that
post.
Committees were named for the
ensuing year as follows:
Nominations: Rev. J. M. Justus,
L. V. LYDIA and j. o. Bell.
Time, place and preacher: Noah
Hollowell, N. B. Baldwin and f.
NJ. McCarson.
Reception of new churches:
Rev. N. B. Phillips, J. |. Townsend
and Rev. L. H. Gardner.
Resolutions: James L. Brown,
Edgar Lance, and H. /. F. Drake.
The devotional on "The Church
and the Bible" was conducted by
the Rev. Broadus E. Wall. Thirty
eight churches were represented
by reports.
Following the .report Of Mrs.
w. A. Bennett on the Baptist or
phanage, |. G. Greer, superinten-
dent, of Thomasville, made a very
inspiring address.
Periodicals, chiefly the Charity
and Children, published at Thorn
asville by the orphanage, and the
Biblical Recorder, published at
Raleigh, were discussed by the
Rev. w. H. Davis and R. f. Ter
rell.
L. L. Morgan, representing the
state organization of Baptist Sun
day schools, discussed Sunday
school work. Mr.. Morgan and a
group of trained workers are en-
gagged in Sunday school revlvals
and surveys in the churches in
the western part of the state this
summer. This phase of work will
be in about 25 churches of this
association this month.
Visitors were recognized ana
committees appointed before ad-
journment for lunch, which the
church provided despite the fact
that the convention established a
precedent a year ago and voted
that delegates should take their
lunch with them. The Rev. Mr..
Mason said the people of the
French Broad, acting as host and
for whom he was pastor, were not
in sympathy with the resolution
and expressed their hospitality by
preparing to feed the people.
The attendance was unusually
good this morning. All the seats
in the church were occupied and
church members became active
and brought in chairs from some
Continued on page siX)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
Moscow Pledges
Full Support To
Spanish Leftists
Italian Attitude Toward
Civil War in Spain
Still in Doubt
convripht 1e36 by United Press

Copyright 1886 by Onlteo Eress
Spanish civil war developments
Monday:
Fighting at Zaragoza, San Sc
bastian, Oviedo and in the noun
tain passes north of Madrid con-
tinued undated with the outcome
in doubt.
Efforts to forecase the outcome
of the war remained Impossible
Loyalist warships, meanwhile,
bombarded rebel ports in Spanish
Morocco. Rebels asserted that a
German admiral landed from a
German battleship off Ceuta and
called upon Gen Francisco Franco,
insurent commander in chief.
Rebel radio stations blared
their usual daily barrage of VIC
torious announcements. So did
lovalist stations. More than 12O,-
600 workers gathered IN Red
square, Moscow, to pledge moral
and material support to the Red
popular front government in Ma
drid.
French notes urging a common
statement of neutrality were de-
livered to Great Britain and Italy.
The British were expected to re
spond favorably but the Italian
attitude was doubtful.
Belgium created a commission
to govern arms exports to both
sides in Spain in order to main
tain the neutrality of the Brus-
sells government.
Spanish Red Cross worke'
charged that northern rebels were
using dumdum bullets and had
machine gunned a loyalist ambu-
lance.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
HJRY IRISH ENDS

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-(UP)-
The depression must be over, the
Brooklyn jury commissioner de-
cided yesterday. For the first time
in three years it was not neces-
sary to draw lots to see which of
the veniremen should serve. Here
tofore there has been a rush to
earn the jury fee,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
|O Carry HIS
CAMPAIGN TO
AREA
l., Plan for His Part in
Likely to Start
Next Week
IN DEAL LEADERS
|DE CONFERRED WITH

tyDr PARK. y. Y. Aug. A
b-D,.erm.ncd upon an ag-
[,,iye campaign beginning I'M
~ President Roosevelt to-
man., -,3,.i the part he personal
II N ,1r in the fight for re-
4. ,' ,,:s. executive took com
= q party activities on his
L, from MS seagoing vacation
| grsc-cl first 10 carry the
| 1s,. banner into drOuth re-
.se ives, and middlewest,
T. pgrlv next week. Two
Republican members of
H. Dea. cabinet, IckeS and
f. we're assigned Jobs of dis
f,g oyernor Laudon's agricul-
policies and challenging
rl,rj;s right 10 raise the pro-
ksire standard over the Re
,I:al campaign.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
u. S. Team Now
Has 4 Olympic
Championships
Jesse Owens, Negro Star
Stages 26-Foot Broad
Jump

OLYMPIC STADIUM, Berlin,
Aug. 4. - (UP). - Jesse Owens
moved to within one title of scor-
ing his Olympic triple" today as
the United States track team won
four championships.
After SCATTERING the 200meter
Olympic mark once and equaling
it again, Owens broke Ed Hamm's
eight-year broadjump mark.
1t was the second title for the
midwestern negro who hopes to
capture three championships.
Owens leaped 26 feet and the
former mark was 20 feet A 3-8
inches.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
Human Misery
Has No Place In
Partisan Politics
Is RooseveIt's Reply When
Pressed Regarding
Drouth Plans

HYDE PARK, N. Y, Aug. A.
(UP).-President Roosevelt in a
formal statement today said: at
is great disservice to the proper
administration of any government
to link up human misery with par
tisan politics"
The statement was made when
correspondents pressed him for
drouth relief information.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
INSANITY MAY
Be DEFENSE
Kin, Lawyers of Hatchet
Killers, Out to Save
Their Lives

BAYONNE, N. j., Aug. A.
(UP)-Parents and lawyers OF
Gladys MacKnight and Donald
Wightman today laid plans to
save them from the electric chair
for the Ratchet murder of the
girls mother.
Insanity may be the plea.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., Aug. A
(UP)--Gladys Mcknight, the
| year old tomboy who confess
ed she hacked her mother to death
with a hatchet, wept when she
faced her father today in Hudson
county Jail.
Her breakdown came at a time
when neighbors, friends and physi-
clans were Analysing the mannish,
staggering girl and trying to
decide what sort of person it
was who would chop at her moth
er with a hatchet. First degree
murder charges will be placed
against Gladys and her, sweet
heart, Donald Wightman,, IS, who
allegedly held Mrs. MacKnight's
arms while the girl welded the
weapon.
They decided she was a ohio
logical misfit"-a girl who never
liked dolls; who would drink
three beers and say she had ia
ken 20; a girl whom boys called
"Mac" instead Of "Gladys."
They were surprised when she
wept yesterday as her father. Ed
gar ". MacKnight, appeared at
the Jail. Wightman was more
composed when he talked to his
father, Joseph. MacKnight wept,
too, when he left the girl.
Everyone who knew the cou.
pie agreed that Gladys dominated
Wightman. They allegedly com,
mitted this murder because of
some trivial quarrel with Mrs
MacKnight over the time dinner
should be served. The boy and
the girl met in Horace Mann high
school in Bayonne.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
!, FREDERICK A. STORM
|rrted Press White House
Correspondent

fYDE PARK. y. Y, Aug. A.
President Roosevelt last
/, rave to the Democratic high
tnari the go" signal for an
yess!ve campaign 10 start mn
taJe.y.
Earsiiet with completed plans
bracing virtually every activity
the national committee, the
b executive who has personal
taken command of the fight for
Election. put his approval on
n a. a summer white house
ierence at which strategy and
nces were discussed with
irman James 4. Farley and
Gel!elancS.
Is q result Of the conference,
frs. Nr. Roosevelt has had
The party leaders in nearly
tOD., srrsrpomants were ten
|yely -eyampcd They now call
a visi, bv him 10 the drouth
Eo7s next waeE instead of the
Of the month.
.,rg in Inc conference were
h. i Wallace secretary of
Ecr,rlra and Chester Davis.
J., AAA administrator, who
r:.,5i,rir, in bnIning nroiect
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
Roosevelt Planning Western Swing
PRIMARIES IN
THREE STATES.
STAGED TODAY.
By UNITED PRESS

Kansas, missouri and Virginia
today held primaries which are
preludes to the fall general po-
litical warfare.
None had any direct bearing on
national issues.
The greatest interest was in
the Republican and Democratic
primaries of the home state of
Governor Alfred NJ. Landon, Re-
publican presidential nominee.
The Virginia primary is that of
the Democratic party for state
and congressional officers. Sena-
tor Carter Glass was unopposed.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
MACK RHODES HERE
FOR A SHORT VISIT

]. Mack Rhodes, who has been
travelling some 20 states in the in
terest of promotion of sales of
real estate, looking to the final Ii
quidation of closed national banks
in these states, is in the city
meeting former friends during a
short stay.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
GREY'S MILL, JUNIORS,
WIN THEIR GAMES

Grey's hosiery mill softball
team defeated the American Le-
gion boys 5 to a in a game play
ed on the high school grounds late
yesterday and the Junior order
team defeated Becker's Bakery
Is to 8.
One game is scheduled for this
afternoon, between the Rotary
and Kiwanis. 1t will start at six
o'clock, -...
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
Pur Families Set
FuniOn Sunday
\ burns, Bishop and
Ofeer Clans to Meet

g. annual !, Ij Jones reunion will
T. T T. Blue Ridge church, near
'roun ia Sunday, Aug. 8.
S,ra ans, Bishop and Geer fam
/ f.,, 2een invited to join the
An 11', NY IN celebrating this
An ~ ,. attending are asked to
t,ets ample picnic dinner. Any
cor5 Gr group of singers are
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
EFFORT TO WIN
VALENCIA And
MADRID FAILS
Valencia Declared in Full
Control Of Loyalists
After Flare.up
CATHOLIC CHURCH
WEALTH is SEIZED

MADhlD, Aug. FJ.-Ah
audacious rebel attempt to seize
Valencia and Madrid from the sea
was disclosed today, coincidentally
with new forceful government
measures to combat the rebellion.
A small daring group of army
officers tried to seize control of
the Valencia garrison. 1. was an
nounced that the Valencia revolt
was quickly suppressed and that
Loyalists retained firm control
there.
MADRID, Aug. 4. (UP).-Con-
iscation of private property in
Spain was accelerated by the Ma
drid Popular Front government
last night when the ministry of
the interior decreed establishment
of a national and transport COM
mittee to assume charge OF the
Communicating, control and dis
LrlDuClOH VI Oil Ilobol ShohSPohs
throughout the nation.
Loyalist Spanish militiamen dug
into secret hiding places in scores
of confscated churches and con-
vents yesterday and seized mil
lions of pesetas worth Of govern
ment bonds and cash while in the
front lines their comrades fought
bitterly against rebels battling for
possession of Madrid.
The third week of the bloodiest
civil war in SPANS history was
marked by intensified loyal aerial
bombardments Of rebel strong
holds on the peninsula and in the
Balearic Islands.
Loyalist warships unleashed 81
multaneous bombardments of reb-
ell strongholds in Spanish Morocco
while infantry and artillery bat
ties ragged at Oviedo, Zaragoza
and in the strategic mountain
passes north of Madrid.
Converts, seized for the most
part by the militia in various parts
of Spain, yielded $2,950,000. The
seized funds were delivered to the
authorities.
At Corona the bishops pa-ace
yielded government bonds worth
approximately $2,500,000.
The mip;stry of the interior
broadcast that the militia at Jaen
arrested the bishop Of the diocese
while he was fleeing in the COM
pany of his sisters and other rela-
tives. The bishop was found in
possession of 100000 pesetas.
Government bonds worth 5000.
600 pesetas were found secreted
in his sisters corset. The bishop
and his relatives were jailed and
his cathedral was converted into
prison. =,
Loyalist militia at Almeria raid.
ed the cathedral there and found
and confscated government bonds
worth 100000 pesetas. They were
hidden behind a painting.
The government declined to ad-
nit rebel announcements that they
captured the strategic town OF
Guadarrama, 81 miles north OF
Madrid.
The war situation virtually was
tsalemated except in the region OF
Zaragoza and in the mountain
was admitted, the rebels continued
passes north of Madrid. There, it
harassing attacks in hope Of pune,
turing the Loyalist defense. But
thus far, officials said, the at
tempts were fruitless.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
FIREMEN CALLED: TO
MRS. GREEN'S HOME

The fire department answered
a call shortly after noon today at
the home of, Mrs. Alice, Green, in
Laurel Park. The: roof was: slight
ly burned in the course of burn
ing a hornets nest. Damage was
slight. .r.r,p. a.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
Two Labor Wings
May Avoid Break

WASHINGTON, Aug. A. (UP).
"A compromise move to prevent
outright expulsion of the IL rebel
unions led by John L. Lewis gain
ed strength today at the insurrec-
ton trial by the American FEEDER
alton of Labor executive council:
A petition from scores of local
unions and volunteer conciliators
was said to be swaying some coun-
ell members to more moderate
viewpoint. -. -
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
EPISCOPAL VESTRY
TO MEET TONIGHT

The August meeting of the YES
try of st. James Episcopal church
will be held at the rectory tonight.
The meeting has been set for 3
O'Clock.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
LANDoN HOME TO VOTE

INDEPENDENCE. Kan, Aug.
4. (UP).-Gov. ALI Landon came
home to vote in the state primary
today and was welcomed by fell
low townsmen,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-04
WEATHER

i, cloudy and somewhat m, I'M
Partly CHI and Wednesday;
.a5:s '' shower. Wednesday.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-09
A. & P. Pin Loop

HIGH LIGHTS OF BOWLING
MONDAY NIGHT:
High Individual Game prize VIM
ner)-E. Abbott Gold Streamers), las.
High Individual Set-Solem CONDOR,
4OS. High Team Game-Cold Streamers.
5S5. High Team Set-Cold Streamers,
1.672.
RECORDS OF 10 HIGH AVERAGE
RONNI.ERS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-09
Glen Mccarthy
AT THE RACES

In case you are not completely
sold on the idea of Brevity being
an absolute cinch to win the Ken
lucky Derby, this will interest you:
A close student of bloodlines, con-
formation thoroughbred character,
and race course performance. who
never makes a bet, TOLD me last
night that the offspring of Sickle
have not, up to date, shown lik-
ing for distance running. They
have been fast rather than stout.
Further, he wished to remind
that Brevity'S dam, Ormonda, had
a son, Osmand, and that Osmand
did, by one supreme effort, almost
win the Kentucky Derby, but
thereafter he showed conclusively
his partially for distances like a
mile and under.
Sickle himself, said my friend,
is an exceptionally nice horse of
medium size, a bit light of bone,
and elegant of conformation, but
not at all suggestive of a distance
runner. This man has not yet seen
Brevity, and recalls that his half.
brother, Osmand. was as big and
stout as a hunter-yet could not
go on.
Early Speed May Win
He says frankly that if Brevity
finds no Derby competitor fast
enough to live with him the first
part of the race, it is quite possible
his extereme speed might carry
him through gloriouSly.
All Of which reminds of the
Derby case of Norwich. In caSt
you were not a racing fan as early
as 1922, let me remind that Nor
vich was an unbeaten two-year-olc
Of 81. went into winter quar-
tiers hailed as another Man O
War. made his first three-year
old start in the Derby and won
handily, yet was a very tired col
at the end. The field he beat wa!
the poorest to run for Colone
WINS big race in the past q
years.
Now I know a high-playinl
| handicaper who turned higl
LAYER in the spring of '22-jus
because he rated Norwich anything
but a Derby type of horse. Thu
man was moderately wealthy, ant