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of random selections as the basis OF
temporary promotion.
Col. Clagett was one Of several tenn
porary brigadier generals. it was ex-
planned, who automatically reverted TO
their former rank, the President hav-
ing passed him over when he sent re-
cent nominations for promotions to
the Senate for confirmation.
Reports were current that Col.
Evening star., 1936-07-08
Police Balk Duel.

PARIS (P.-Police today prevented
sword duel Of two Frenchmen over
an affair of honor" Guillain de
Benonville and Romens de Maguerie
had met with their seconds in the
court yard Of a private home. Friends
said De Maguerie had challenged De
Benonville, a literary critic, for calling
De Marguerite a servant because the
latter was working his way through
law school by acting as q valet.
Evening star., 1936-07-08
Federal Sneeze Sleuths DeIre
Into Mystery of Hay Ferer

a national mystery. the sneeze sleuths
delved into a kernel of the problem
allergic disturbances.
Such q disturbance Is anything
from sneezing at the sight of poppy
to breaking into rash after tasting
strawberry. One out of every ten
Americans-young and old-has an
allergic disturbance.
The department is trying to dis
cover II there is not a more practical
Evening star., 1936-07-08

Col Clagett had assigned an Army
plane to transport Maj. Gen. Paul B.
Malone from March Field to Bsrks-
dale Field, La. This incident had oc-
CURED after Gen. Malone had resigned
from the Army to head the California
Brewers Association.
They would not say that the COM
plants of the w c. T. U. had any
thing to do with the shake-up in COM
mandS.
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1e OPPOSE zIONCHECK

SEATTLE, July 8 CP).-A self
styled man Of destiny" John C.
Peterson. a sign painter, today be-
came the nineteenth candidate to op-
pose Washington States frolicking
Representative. Marion A. Zioncheck
What Seattle needs Is Represen-
tative who can relax and take things
easy" said Peterson.
Il was thinking of running for Gov
ernor, but I think / would make a
better Representative"
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arc Field d
would be taken
over by Brig. Gen.
Delos C. Emmons,
W no ha d been
composite W In g
com m a n der in
Hawaii.
The shake-up
resulted from the
Presidents sigma
ture June II OF
the War Depart
ment bill affect
ing the reorgan-
lied Air Corps.
with established
seniority instead
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ry the Associated Press.

The Agriculture Department gave
its attention today to the great Amer
ican sneeze-hay fever.
This will be search to the finish
for a cause and cure" said DR..
Henry Stevens Of the Bureau Of
Chemistry and Soils. But we don't
want to raise the hopes Of sufferers
too high"
Like a corps of detectives tackling
Evening star., 1936-07-08

Clagett had in
CURED the wrath
of the Women's
C hri stian Tenn
perance U n l o n
and other mill
tant drys, a n d
that his demo-
motion was the
result of protests
TO the President.
War D e p art
ment officials said
today they knew
nothing of this
except that there
had been some
pOmnlaiDtS Uhen
Evening star., 1936-07-08
Avoid intestinal
Fatigue

Many people ffering from In
testinal Fatigue, commonly called
constipation, do not know what
Il 10 to feel good. One or two
FL Tablets for q day or two are
Just what these people need. They
nave more pep" and step 1ivelier
than in years. Dizziness, tired
feeling, headaches, when due to
constipation, disappear. Surely
makes q difference. See for your
self. You get so little E-Z Tablets
Tor zse. At all good drug stores.
Evening star., 1936-07-08
CLAGETT TO HEAD
SELFR|DGE FIELD
Commander of First Wing,
G. H. O., Is Denoted in
ReaSSiqnment.
ReaSSignment.

Relieved earlier of his command Of
the 1st Wing, General Headquarters
Air Force, at March Field, Calf,
and denoted from brigadier general,
Col. Henry Black Clagett was assigned
by an Army order yesterday to COM
mand at Selfridge Field, Mount Glenn
ems, Mich.
At the same time it was announced
that the important wing command at
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Hii!jlIE5f:5'
E31l:@'xl1D:]

To aid in restoring natural lustrs
and a smooth softness to your hair,
there's nothing quite like shampoo
the Cuticura way. Rub medicated
Cuticura Ointment into the scalp--leave
overnight. Then wash with rich. lathery
Cuticura Soap and warm water. Rinse well.
Wonderfully effective. because Of Cuticura's
emollient, soothing qualities. Removes
scales of dandruff and promotes iuxuriant
hair growth. Buy Cuticura at your drug
gist's today. Sosp only use. Ointment 26e:
Evening star., 1936-07-08
Doctors agree that

ADVERTISEMENT.
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EBENEZER

EBENEZER, July 4.-ReV. o.
R. Cody and daughter, Mary, nave
returned to Darlington, S. c., ait
err spending a few days at their
summer home. Mrs. Cody and
daughters, Elizabeth and Ethel,
are here for the summer. Rev
Cody and Mary will spend their
vacations here with the 1amliy'
They will return about the 1oth
OF July. ,c. e.
Rarberton, Ohio, last Tuesday
after spending few weeks with
her mother, Mrs. r. P. Corn.
Friends will DE glad to know that
that Mrs. Corn is recovering from
long illness. -,
The play given at Edneyville by
the senior class of Moore's Grove
Sunday school was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Gibbs at
tended the family reunion at the
home of the formers parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Mills Gibbs of Burns
vile. go,
Mrs. Will Hudson and children
of Spartanburg, have been visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson.
Mrs. P. B. Gibbs and sons at
tended a birthday dinner at the
home of Herman Gibbs of Laur
ems, S. G.
Ralph Searcy of Honolulu, i:
visiting his mother, Mrs. JOIN
Searcy.
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JURY CLEARS
HELEN HAYES
Continued from page one

Continued from page one)
flying.
Surrounded by reporters and
photographers, Miss Hayes was
pushed into the jury box where
she puffed cigaret and exclaim-
ed nervously:
"I'm glad it ended this way. |
wanted it cleared because | have
a child growing up. | closed my
show to come here and press this
suit to completion"
Said the boiSterouS Charlie:
"Well, Pm glad | was the goat
for it anyway. | hope they pass a
law making it impossible to intro
duce in court love letters more
than Is years old"
And blonde Miss Frink:
81 feel much better now.
never wanted any money from
Miss Hayes and Pm glad this mis-
understanding has been cleared
up"
The misunderstanding" teSti-
mony showed, started when Mac
Arthur met Miss Hayes at an art
cocktail party in New York, be-
fore Miss Frink divorced him in
1926. He married Miss Hayes
two wears later.
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tions ranging from solemn hymn
to the mist beautiful operate
arias.
Clark Gable returns to the Wig
orous type Of role that first ele-
waited him to stardom as a blus-
terry. Barbary coast gambling
baron who has no faith in any
thing but his own power and his
charm over women.
Co-starring with Mss MacDon-
aid and Gable is Spencer Tracy in
his most unusual role, that of a
priest; a distinguished supporting
cast includes Jack Holt, Jessie
Ralph, Ted Healy, Shirley Ross,
Margaret Irwin, Harold Huber,
AL Shean and Kenneth Harlan.
San Francisco is laid in the
colorful period of 1905-06, its
life of gaiety and song, its Bar
barry coast prior to and through
the disaster that leveled the FAM
Gus Golden Gate city 30 years
ago.
Among Miss MacDonald's vo-
cal numbers are: The Jewel Song"
from Faust, musicai excerpts
throughout the Faust" opera,
the "Prison Trio" with Mephis-
tocles and Faust, and Aria from
"La Traviata," Glove Me and
the World Is Nine" "My Heart Is
Free" Gounod's cave Maria"
"Nearer My God to Thee" "Bat.
tie Hymn of the Republic" and
"San Francisco" Other musical
features of the period are con,
tributed by Shirley Ross and Ted
Healy in the quaint setting OF
Barbary coast resort
The picture follows closely the
wake of the tremndous successes
scored by "Naughty Marietta"
and Crosse Marie" and comes to
the screen as the third of Miss
MacDonald's films directed by w.
S. Van Dyke.
The story deals with a homeless
girl who finds herself in the bois-
ferrous atmosphere of the Barbary
coast and who rises from an en-
tertainer in Clark Cables gamb-
ling resort cafe to great heights
as a famous opera star In San
Francisco's historic grand opera
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229, will offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash at the Court House door of
Henderson County, in Henderson
vile, North Carolina, at IL o'clock
noon on the 31st day of July,
1886, the following described real
estate, to-wit:
All that certain lot, tract or
parcel of land situate, lying and
being in the City of Henderson
vile, Hendersonville Township,
County of Henderson, State of
North Carolina, and more partic-
ularly described and defined as
follows: BEGINNING at a stake
in the East margin of Grove
Street, corner of Mrs. Noble
Johnson's lot, and runs thence
with said margin Of said street,
North II deg. West 81 l-2 feet
to a stake in said margin of said
street, southern margin Of the al
ley separating this from the J. M.
Stepp property; thence with said
margin of said alley, North 80 de-
grees East 81 feet to a stake in
said margin of said alley; thence
South 48 degrees East 6 feet to
a stake; thence North 80 degrees
East 80 feet to a stake in the line
of the Manse lot; thence with the
line of the same, South II de-
grees East So 1-2 feet to stake
in said line common corner of the
Manse lot and the Mrs. Noble
Johnson lot; thence with the line
of the Johnson lot, South 80 de-
grees west $50 feet to the place
Of BEGINNING. Being the same
property conveyed to Jesse L. Da-
Wis, by Hester Dorothy Keith and
husband, o. Roy Keith, by deed
dated July Is, 1924, recorded
July 22nd, 1924 in Book 1873, at
page A, of the records of deeds
for Henderson County. Same be-
ing also shown on plat thereof
made by George W. Tidd, R. F.,
on August 18th, 1884, now on
file with Home Owners Loan Cor
poration, reference to which is
hereby made.
The purchaser at this sale will
be required to make a cash de-
post Of 5 per cent of the pur-
chase price to show good faith.
This, the 18th day of June,
1886.
II. G. ABERNETHY,
Substituted Trustee.
7-4-Sat-4tp
| l.. 4 PRINCE, ATTORNEY,
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FLOGGING INQUIRY
FAILS TO WARRANT
STATE ACTION, SAID

Continued from page one)
own way"
The settlement" he suggested,
would be financial aid to undesir-
able persons so that they can
leave the community and start
life over again elsewhere.
Thus far, the complaining wit
ness to District Solicitor John j..
Burney of Wilmington, have been
Lihue Fowler, Is, his three daugh-
ters. and Bertha Fowler and their
daughter. All were flogged after
warnings to change their ways.
Preacher Hunt, who condemns
masked night riders as towards,
said the Fowlers were undesir-
able.
"They have literally gone to
hell" Hunt said, adjusting his cud
of tobacco and twisting his feet
around the chair rungs. "They
have been trouble-makers, all of
them. Right now Old Man Fowler
Che is 65 years old) is on the
roads for beating a poor orphan
boy to get rs cents to buy whls-
key"
Meanwhile, sentiment h er e
about possible prosecution on the
floggers apparently was chang
ing. Many feel the order is bro
ken, afraid to band together
again.
Burney has said he will not in
stigate prosecution on the mfor-
nation he has obtained thus far.
He postponed a personal investi-
CATION of the floggings today and
said he did not know when ne
would get into the matter.
1t was indicated here that none
from Whiteville would attend to-
nights meeting at the Clarendon
community. Strangers have not
been welcomed in the area since
the floggings were discovered a
week ago yesterday. Newspaper
men were wat>.d closely as they
talked with the victims OF the
floggings and a photographer re,
ported his automobile was trailed
as he left the Lihue Fowler farm
by a number of automobiles, con-
tanning according to one OF the
victims, members of the night
riding order.
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Florida Relief
Slightly Trimmed
Only Southeastern State
Not Sharply Cut

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July a.
(UP).-Florida is the only south
eastern state which will not have
its quota SHARPLY trimmed un-
der the federal governments new
work-relief program, State Works
Progress Administrator E. A. Pyn-
chon has announced.
Higher rates of pay and shorter
hours will prevail in Florida, Pyn-
chon said upon his return from a
southeastern regional conference
of state administrators in New Or
leans.
Florida's quota was set at the
present figure of 27,700. Pynchon
had asked for quota of 10000
for the summer months, but he
said it was refused because other
states in the section were being
forced to take reductions.
Florida's new WPA monthly
wage scales, as announced by
Pynchon:
Unskilled labor-$21, $24, 500,
and $35-an increase of two to
five dollars.
intermediate, including con-
crete spreaders, mortar mixers,
truck drivers and mattress makers
-$35, $50, $43 and $45.
Skilled-$38, $48, $50 and sos.
Professional and technical
SAP, S53, $62 and SIS.
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POINT LOOKOUT

POINT LOOKOUT, July A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Melton had
as recent visitors Mr.. and Mrs,
Daniel Ruff and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. HOOts had
as last Sundays guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. +. Merrell, Mrs. Bly,
Stepp and children, also Mrs. Ed
McCraw.
Miss Zelma Nix and Mr.. Joe
Melton called on Mr.. and Mrs. T.
C. Nix and family recently.
Mrs. E. NJ. Davis of Viewpoint,
accompanied by Miss RoscO Town
send. motored to Pittsburgh, Pa,
recently to spend a few weeks.
Mr.. Sheriff. Melton called on
Mr.. Andy Searcy last Saturday.
Mrs. T. B. Williams and Mr..
and Mrs. Burley and family OF
Spindale are visiting relatives in
this section. =,
Mrs. Willard Hoots and Mrs.
Bert Ledbetter visited Mr.. and
Mrs. C. L. Nix Sunday afternoon,
Messrs. w. E. Hammett and
Bob Wilson, of Edneyville, called
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Nix, Friday.
Mr.. Clarence Justice called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben H. Jones re-
Gently.
Messrs. Harold Melton and j. b.
Lambe motored to South Carolina
Thursday.
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WPA'S SEWING ROOMS
START ANOTHER YEAR
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
clothing, shelter, budgeting, child
development and family relations
and gardening.
With materials furnished by
the WPA and the county commits
sioners acting as sponsors and dis
distributing agent, 9,2S5 garments
tributors to the needy of the coun-
ty through Mrs. John Melvin as
have been completed at a cost of
S8,117.56 since Neyomber of
1885.
The number employed in No
vember of 1885 was 125 and the
garments made in that month
numbered 2,496, at a cost of ST.
229.50. The figures in June of
this year were 70 employed, l.
1874 garments made at a cost of
81, 1905.
Articles made included mems
and boys pants, shirts, overalls (;
ladies', girls and children's dress
es, underwear, sheets, quilts, tow
els, shrouds, layetes, boys suits
and sun suits, knitted socks in
wool and cotton, and children's
sweaters.
Instruction also was given in
croeheting, and the making of
laces, mats, bags and dresses.
Three sewing rooms are operat-
ed-one at Fletcher, one at Ed
NEVILLE, in the county school
buildings, and one at tine Hender-
sonville post office. Work done at
these rooms is on display at all
times, Mrs. Johnson said.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
(By Substituted Trustee)

Pursuant to the power and au-
thority contained in certain
deed of trust dated the goth day
of August, 1884, executed by
Jesse L. Davis and wife, Lydia M.
Davis, to C.. S. Noble, Trustee,
which deed of trust is duly regis
tered in the office of the Register
of Deeds of Henderson County,
North Carolina, in Book Of Deeds
of Trust No. l16, page 255, secur-
ing a certain note payable to
Home Owners Loan Corporation,
default having been made for a
period of more than ninety (90)
days in the payment of said note
as provided therein and in the
performance of certain covenants
set out in said deed of trust and
demand of foreclosure having
been made by the holder of said
Indebtedness, the undersigned
Trustee, having been substituted
as Trustee for C. S. Noble. said
substitution being duly recorded
in the office of the Register of
Deeds of Henderson County,
North Carolina, in book 214, page
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-07-04
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Miss Sara Hudgens has return
ed home after a delightful visit to
Miss Anita Spence in Palestine
Texas. Miss Spence is expected
here about the middle of the
month to visit Miss Hudgens and
later her aunts, the Misses Nc
Kellar.
Miss Caroline Williams has as
her weekend guest, Miss ElleL
LaBorde, of Columbia, S. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gill and
Miss Mary Barton, of Nutley, N.
j.. have rented a bungalow at
1917 Patton street for several
months.
Mrs. Charles Morrow and son,
Charles, Bird, and daughter, TIME
Marguerite, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Dorset at Wrightsville
Beach.
Miss Rosemary Agnew is ex-
pected to come from Charleston,
S. c., early next week. for visit
to her mother, Mrs. Edward Ag-
new, in Belleview Lodge.
The Rev. James p. Burke has
returned home after his vacation
trip to several points, the last be-
ing Yanceyville, where Mrs. Burke
and Betsy will remain for a few
days longer.
Miss Peggy Coleman is spend
ing two weeks with Miss Helen
Williams in Washington, D. c.
Jack Howard has returned home
after a visit to relatives in South
Carolina.
Mr.. E. C. Glenn, Jr., of Jack
sonville, Fla, was in Henderson
vile en- route to West Virginia.
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10000 FAIL TO SEE
FIREWORKS DISPLAY

NEW YORK, July a. (UP).-
The delays of official red tape
were blamed for disappointing
100000 persons gathered at Rock
away Beach Wednesday night to
watch a scheduled fireworks dis
play. 1t seems somebody in the
fire department forgot to notify
somebody in the police depart
ment that a permit had been is
sued for the exhibition, so it was
prohibited. The Rockaway cham
Der of commerce asked the crowd
to came back next Wednesday and
promised a double display.
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house.
Elaborate setting are typical Of
the period and reproduce many
of the famous structures Destroy
ed in the 1906 disaster. The
catastrophe scenes showing the
destruction of the city by fire and
earthquake are said to be the
most thrilling shots of their KIND
ever recorded in motion pictures.
"San Francisco opens at the
Carolina tonight for a premier
late show and plays again Nom
dav and Tuesday.
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|Us RICHARDSON STARTS
Fo ,i Of PARTIES

H. G. c. Richardson gave se,' a
Us /: b y, on Thursday after
Es.E hi, Si,0S Being the inst Of a Sc Sc,
pa, ;3,S sbe has planned. Old
|..; %a.S" p iris and baby's breath
at' ,Ss.,s o! pink and white
E.. sI1 Tss effectively observed:
yea " W. y;res7. Station held high
r. u Tis, Willie Morrow scored
r. ,s, hi sigses.. and the prize for r
~: al - Mrs. Jean Williams OF
-! -. v. Va. An iced course
|. ;sryei with salted nuts at
,,cIrsiOn Of the games.
rs richardson's guests m
~ Vssiames B. L. Foster, 1.
Fans and guest, Miss Helen
N. d Asdeyille, A. ". Grower
= Co-riher, 4. V. Edwards,
l. .rledge, hyatt Brown, Geo.
flanagan, Williams, Station.
v. Carpenter, Fred 0. Irot-
I J s. Brown, Jr.. and Misses
[-ria and Willie Morrow.
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FRUITLAND

|ERUITLAND, Jelly 4. - Those
llirg recently at the home OF
and Mrs. Sam StepD were
and Mrs. Leo PPittillo and
laghter, Bernice, MeSsrs. Her
i. Albert and Horace Gillian,
rs. Grant Laughter and grand
n. ThurlO tanning, Mr.. and Mrs.
kllins and daughter Of Hender-
|ryille. lIy. Grain Nix and Elton
(epp.
Nessrs. Jay Pryor and Sam
t2vu made a business trip to
Efney, s. C., Monday.
|Nr. and Mrs. Sam Stepp and
Elghter, Gertrude, and Roy, and
and Mrs. Leo Pittillo and
klghter, Bernice, mOtored to
feniale, s. c., to visit Mr.. and
Is. Perry LYDIA, also Mrs. Julia
yter, Saturday.
Mrs ApelOnia Kitchen, of Bal
tr spent Sunday night with
Is Sam Stepp.
Hr Cecil Pryor and son, Bill,
Piled at the home of Mr.. and
r. {. J. Pryor, Sunday.
Yrs. COrbett LYDIA has gone to
HsE York City to spend awhile
1 her sister.
:rteNa Haltord called recent
on her mother, Mrs. K. B.
|yia.
Mr.. S. s. Eyder. of Glendale.
C., spent the weekend with his
fmily here.
Mr.. and Yrs. Lloyd Rhymer
. laughter, Doris Ann; also
Is Ia'k, Of Cane Creek, were
y Sunday. pH
AS ; A'ng Lanning called on
=. Letfje PittiIlo, Sunday.
pug. Ben Green and Colleen
Anlng called on Gertrrda S+anD
I1Itsday evening. pN
Mr.. R. N. Pryor and Forest
fnday. O'eS' CIIy last
/ o ogjs Drake rake called on Sam stepp
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|S0CiotU
49,, {. R. McManaway1
% Before II Noon

kay BRIDGE
Es ts BRIDE ,.....,
W. o. AZ a charming bridge
gda! she complimented a
S''s i. Mr.. Harry Price, of
%; 2;,'';S 5. C.. who has come
s'''', make her home. A motif
70 " .rJ white was artistieal-
geo. a,,J in the snaPdrag0ns
%3;.,' breath and the other
roia'q os;.s was the recipient Of
Nrs F ,r.H as another bride,
8 S Bennett. with her
I,'I " Whites assistant, OF
sos'a' ,so has come here to
r:s ' son,e. Mrs. Miner FlaGk
= s,rt ana Mrs. 0hel Clark,
w second high. A sweet
, s.ss served when cards
zen 'I nI,ying bridge at this
i.s''s s,. we're MeSdames
:! gs,, a., Boyce Whitmire,
0T T"rrer. and her house
nsa VS. - Doris Crouch, of
!. .; Ms : C.. Mack Britain
:.n,'. To..er. Albert COrPening;;
;'.a i Irs,r Clark, Flack and
'''i i, y.'' Truck. Tea guests in,
ID N; Trs. Gaden Corpenlng and
& Ruth Corgen'ng'
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LIQUOR LICENSE IS
NOT SUITABLE DOWRY

NEWARK, N. j., July a. (UP).
State Alcoholic Beverage Commls-
sioner D. F. Burnett yesterday
upheld an action refusing to trans
fer a liquor license to Lillian M.
Goodman, who was to have re,
ceived it as a dowry. "a bride,
he said, adorned for her husband
with a liquor license is cause Tor
nanSp
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ENTER LOW BID

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July d.
(UP).-Clark Dredging company
of Miami, yesterday made the low
est announced bid-$16O, l2o-
on the government project of I'M
proving Fort Pierce harbor: Gov,
eminent engineers had estimated
the project would cost $2OO,oOO::
The official award of contract
will be made later.
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Clark Gable And Jeanette MacD Donald
Co-Starred For First Time in MCM's
San Francisco With Spencer Tracy

"San Francisco" brings Clark
Gable and jeanette Macdonald
together as a co-starring team
for the first time.
The musical romance gives
Miss Macdonald her widest scope
in vocal numbers in her screen
career-a total of nine presenta-
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FATALLY SHOOTS AUNT

GAINESVILLE, Ca, July A.,
(UP). - Twelve-year-old Lloyd
Wooten was held under $500 bond
today for assault with intent to
murder his aunt, Mrs. Ida Jen-
kins. Mrs. Jenkins was shot with
a shotgun June 9 and died yester-
day. The boy, at a preliminary
hearing, testified he shot his aunt
because she whipped him for dis
obedience.
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RE-LIGHT FREEDOMS
FIRE, F. D. R. URGES
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or denuded by hordes of insects
This money then could be used
for paying local doctors.
Resettlement officials said that
they could start making grants to
farmers within few hours after
President Roosevelt signed such
an executive order. The need of
action by the president will be
called to his attention on his re-
turn from a weekend trip to Vir-
ginia when a report is presented
Monday afternoon.
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A woman is a person who finds
the garment she desires and goes
back for it next day and feels
outraged because It has been sold.