davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1937-01-02
Quiere la Junta de De-
fensa usar una cocina
Central

Madrid, Enero 2.-Las fuer-
zas de la Replblica, apoyadas
por las ametralladoras de la
aviaci6n, Sc apoderaron hoy de
tres pueblos en- ell sector de
Gualalajara. Las tres poblacio
mes, situadas en- la carretera
que va desde Madrid a Guada-
lajara, son Algora, Mirabueno
Y Ablenques.
La aviaci6n leal cause gran
des bajas a la caballerfa e in
fanteria del enemigo.
I'm combate de nueve horas
tuvo lugar hoy y ell gobierno
mantiene intactas sus posicio-
mes.
Atacaron los facciosos en- la
Ciudad Universitaria y la Casa
de Campo, pero no avanzaron
nj una sola pulgada.
.Varios escuadrones de aero
pianos insurgentes pasaron So
bre Madrid, en- vuelos de reco-
nocimiento.
La artilleria funciona sin ce-
sar en- Guadarrama y Lozoyue
la.
La Junta de Defensa Sc pro-
pone envasar los alimentos y
venderlos al pGblico.
Ell uso de una cocina central,
seg1in Sc dice, disminuiria los
gastos de carbon Y aceite.
La gaceta., 1937-01-02
TRATARA Ell PRESIDENTE
DE ORTENER LOS PRlNCI-
PIOS DE "A MIRA. EN-
NUEVAS LEYES
Pedira &c cree una agencia pa
ra salario minimo y horas

Washington, enero Ell
presidente Roosevelt prepare
para ell ano nuevo un programa
a base de eliminar por compile
to ell trabajo de los ninos, acor-
tar las horas de trabajo y ex-
tinguir para siempre los "jor-
males de hambre".
Sc propone Ell Presidente
CON la indispensable colaIbora-
ci6n del Congreso, crear una a.
gencia federal que sefala un
salario minimo y horas de ira
bajo para las empresas de co
mercio inter-estatal redefinir
ell concrete inter-estatal de mo-
do que abarque la production
industrial, 10 mismo que la dis
tribuci6n, bajo supervision gu
bernamental.
Pasaran a la classification de
comercio inter-estatal las indus
trias mayores, como acero, car
bon automobiles y textiles.
Procurara ell p~residente Roos
evelt fijar un standard" de sa-
iarios qeu no pueda ser afecta.
do por injusta competencia.
La gaceta., 1937-01-02
LOS ACADEMIES AUTO
MOVILISTAS DEL Ola DF
ANO E

Varios academies automovi-
listas de menor Importance O.
currieron aver en- esta ciudad.
V. d. Pelt, individuo que
guiaba 81 autom6vil estando DO
rracho, ingres6 en- la carcel del
condado y tendra que prestar
una fianza de $1,000 para go
zar de libertad provisional. Con
su coche embisti6 Pelt ell coche
de L. L. Peck, de Valrico, result
tando levemente lesiomados
Peck y su esposa y Miss Iris
Bachman, de Port Tampa.
I'm autom6vil guiado por Al
fonso Arcuri, de Oriental Park,
atropell6 a G. Y. Elkins, del
401 West North Bay St., pro
duciendole Ia fracture del bra
20 izquierdo.
Arcuri qued6 EN- lihertad y
sujeto a las consecuencias del
case.
Continua en- grave estado el
Sr. John A. Bedingfield, asis-
tente secretario de la corte de-
circuito, lesionado ell jueves al
v~olcarse un autom6vil de alqui.
Ter en- ell cual viajaba-
La policia detuvo a Eugene
Smith, negro por guar su auto
m6vil con descuido. Fus ell pri-
mer arresto del nuevo aiio.
Ell segundo lugar lie CORES
pondi6 d otro negro, Alfredo
Washington, por embriaguez.
La gaceta., 1937-01-02

Frente al nuevo acto de vi
leza del gobierno "nazi" a.
leman en- contra de la Re-
pIblica Espanola, nosotros
pedimos a la colonia latina
de Tampa no compre pro-
ductos de procedencia "na-
nj"
boycott a los productos
aiemanes, EN- todos los esta-
bIecimientos!
Boycott effective, inqui-
riendo sobre la procedencia
de 10 cue Sc compra.
Boycott en- defensa de la
Republica Espanola y Ia IL
bertad.
Antics de compfar avefI-
gle 81 10 Que compra es de
procedencia "nazi."
Boycott sin demora. Que
ell dinero de La colOnia lati-
ma mo favorezca q los enc
migos de Espaia.
La gaceta., 1937-01-02

ron por Vigo, elogia con pala-
bras elocuentes a Mr.. Stewart
Funcionario intelligence, gene,
roso, que honra a la terra de
Uncle Sam.
Estados Unidos no ha repa-
RADIO en- gastos para socorrer a
sus ciudadanos y Mr.. Lado Sc
siente orgulloso de haber adqui
rido la eiudadanfa de esta gran
Rep1blica.
Y este peri6dico de Tampa,
modesto como es, desde aqui
congratula a Mr.. Stewart a su
ayudante, Ell Sr. Mario Alvarez.
Ell viejo Samuel sabe prote-
ger a los que bajo su bandera
fielmente ne eolocan.
La gaceta., 1937-01-02
Rechazados todos los ataques facciosos
y en- Ell frente de Madrid
LA DE CUSE EN-
LA n DE AEROPLA-
NOS A EsPANA

New York, enero 2.-Robert
Cuse, presidente de la Vimalert
Company, Ltd, hara una ga
nancia de $780, 900 a S 1000,
900 en- la venta de aerolplanos,
motores Y pleas a los izluier-
dfstas ~espaholes por la cantidad
de $2,777,000.
La ganancia en- la venta de
aeroplanos Sc calcula en- $780,
900.
Los motores fueron recons-
truidos, seg1n Cuse, emplean-
do su compania, durante un a.
no, a 1900 hombres.
Cuse hizo la compra de los
aeroplanos por conducto del DR..
Martin Liling, del 425 East SO
ST., New York, que a su vez los
adquiri6 del ejercito en- Wright
Field, Dayton, Ohio.
Muchos de los motores recons
trridos por Cuse han sido COM
prados por ell servicio de guar
dacostas del gobierno federal,
Uno de los aeroplanos que
iran a Espafia es ell LADY
Peace, en- ell cual Dick Merrill
y Harry Richman cruzaron el
Atlantico.
La gaceta., 1937-01-02
NELKEN HA
PEDIDo sU INcREso EN- Ell
P2RTtDo coMuNIsTA
Teme ell gobierno leal que los
facciosos usen Ell gas
de mostaZa
Ell DR.. HaldanN un cientifico
ingles experto en- gases, aeon
seja a la Junta de Defensas

Madrid, Enero 2.--La dipu-
tada socialista Miss Margarita
Nelken ha resuelto separarse
de su partido y afiliarse al par
lido Comunista.
Comentando la actitud del
gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos sobre la venta de armas a
Espana, ell diario "El Socialis-
ta' dice: ESQ parece haberse
hecho para recordar a otros go
biernos que ell de Espana es un
yobierno legitimo al cual Sc de
De respeto y asistencia.
Ell canciller Hitler, seg1n los
1bservadores extranjeros, ha
,nvuelto en- la guerra civil es-
oanola su prestigio personal,
O mismo que ell de la Alema-
ia nazi, Y la derrota de Hitler
serfa considerable como una de
rrota suya Y de su sistema po-
Hitico. Ahora Hitler parece EN-
penado en- lograr en- Espana 10
que Mussolini consiguiera en-
Ethiopia.
Teme ell gobierno un ataque
con gas por parte de los fac
ciosos del general Franco.
Con ell fin de ayudar a los
leales a preparar las defensas
contra los gases ha llegado de
.Inglaterra ell professor j. B.
Haldane. Ell DR.. Haldane es la
mas prestigiosa autoridad del
mundo en- cuestiones de gases.
.t
Hablando con los periods
tas extranjeros ell DR.. Haldane
ha dicho que espera Sc use ell
gas por parte de los facciosos y
que despues debera usarlo, en-
defensa propia, ell gobierno le-
gitimo. Probablemente sc usa-
"a por los insurgentes ell gas de
mostaza, que lie sera facilitado
,or Italia.
Las caretas de gas no son de
utilidad contra ell gas de mos
taxa, que quema la piel. Nj
tampoco son de utilidad contra
los gases de "cruz azul,' que
irritan las fosas nasales. Ell me
Tor remedio es Ell ron de Jamai-
ca.
A pesar de ESQ ell doctor re-
comienda ell uso de las caretas
en- las tropas y viene ensenan-
do a los soldados como hacer
una Garcia barata y eficaz.
Hacienda e~xperimentos en-
su laboratorio de esta ciudad,
ell DIR. Haldane inhal6 "clori :
ma" Y contrajo un fuerte cata-
rro.
La gaceta., 1937-01-02

Acaba de regresar de Espana
don Constantine Lado Lado, un
gallego inteligentisimo, ciudada
no de los Estados Unidos.
Era amigo de los directories
del Frente Popular en- La pro-
vincia de la Corufa. Cuando sc
empezaron a cometer por los
militares y los falangistas los
primeros atropellos, un militar
insult6 al Sr. Lado, por las a.
mistakes de este.
Cuando reclam6 la protec-
ci6n del consul de los Estados
Unidos en- Vigo, Sr. Warren C.
Stewart, entonces ell militar di6
explicaciones.
Ell Sr. IAdo, como otros CRU
dadsnos amerieanos Que pasa-
La gaceta., 1937-01-02

Segundo dia del ano 1887. A
caba de entrar en- vigor la ley de
seguridad social.
Es ell principle de algo que
puede Negar a convertirse en-
una obra it'll y constructive.
Ell obrero pagara ell uno por
ciento de su formal y ell patrono
otro uno por ciento sobre la can
tidad que game ell obrero.
La ley ha ,sido calificada de
socialista pero no 'ha ytal cosa.
Para que fuera socialista Sc
ria menester que sobre los pa
tronOs ricos, los de mayor capi
tai, recayese ell mantenimiento
de la ley y que no Sc extrajese
NADIA del esmirriado bolsillo del
traba6ador o del paqueno pa
trono burgues.
Mas la ley, con todos sus de-
fectos, es un gran paso de AVIAN
ce en- la verdadera direction.
va habra tempo de enmen :
darla cuando Sc comprenda que
ell dinero 6ebe ser aportado per
las grandes corporaciones y POI
los patronos de un capital ma.
,yor &c $4,000.
Hay qre avanzar despacio poy
que a pesar de todas las crit
cas-, v a pesar de los abuses de
algunos, en- Estados Unidos Ia
lihartad es la mas grande rique
"a de todcs los ciudadanos.
La gaceta., 1937-01-02

Nuevos refLerzos de alema-
mes e italianos lie llegaran a
Franco-dice UNI despacho de
las posiciones facciosas.
Infames y cobardes en- grs-
do maxine. Alemanes para ma
tar espanoles; i~talianos fascis-
tas para matar a espanoles; mo
ros para matar espanoles; ae-
roplanos para destruir wien
das de pobres, mujeres Y ninos..
81 Dios, ese Dios de que tan
to hablan los sacerdotes fasc;s-
tas Sc entera de tales atrocida-
des con los traidores sera inexo
rable.
La gaceta., 1937-01-02

AL uE&S0t. AlSuHoS CSoLO-
mistss, los IN autorizados, nos
p~rofsesen la .pSSsperidad a ma :
nos !Ienas.
D.cen qre habra abundancia
para todos; pero existe la reali-
dad, la durs .realidad, de Ae
diez millones de ciudadd6s
homores y mujeres, carecen dc
trabajo.
Para hablaa prosperidad,
de la verdadera prosperidad, Sc
"a necesario dar trabajo a los
,aue no 10 tienen y darselo con
salaries justos, no con sAarios
infimos o de hambre.
La prosperidad de unos cuan
tos, de unos pocos millones, no
puede ser la prosperidad nacio-
nal, la tan anhelada por ell 60
bierno del p~residente Roosevelt.
Ell trabajo, la labor bien re-
munerada para ell hombre libre,
ha de ser la base firme de la LA
mada riqueza del pals. Trabajo
para todos. sin excesivaS horas
de faena, con una recompensa
adecuada Y justa.
Trabajo que ponga fin a ESQ
que por ahi Hannah carload pri-
vada u Official.
Trabajo que sea una bendi =
'ci6n, no una middleton. Traba-
10 que permita a la mujer jover.
atender a sus necesidades sin
prostituirse.
Trabajo que permita al pa :
d1e de familia cubrir todas sus
O5llgaclones y poder economl :
Ear algo para Ell future.
Trabajo que aniquile la mise
ria, la terrible miseria, con to :
dos sus espeluznantes ~resulta-
dos.
Trabajo que ponga a los ciu-
dadanos humildes en- ell llamado
canine de redenci6n.
Trabajo sin tirania, sin anne
nazas, sin patrioterfa ma in
tencionada trabajo que sea paZ,
lazo de union y amor entire to :
dos los seres humanos.
La gaceta., 1937-01-02
Segundo dia del ano 1887.

Congratulamos a la presti-
giosa so. iedad Centre Asturia :
nc, soc. edad mrtualista, por ha-
Der instalado en- su hospital ell
equipo de tarapia profunda que
aver fuera inaugurado.
Una poderosa ayuda para ell
medico y una bendici6n para Ell
enfermo.
Muchas pequeias Aagas no sc
La gaceta., 1937-01-02
TONIC POSSESSION A
$40 SOMOZA

Managua, enero 2.-Ha TO-
mado possession de la prs @ien-
cha de la Republica, ell general
Anastasio Somoza, ell nuevo die
tabor nicaraguense. SomoZa de-
rribo al presidente legftimo,
DIR. Sacasa, con la ayuda de la
grardia nacional.
La gaceta., 1937-01-02
TONIC POSSESSION Ell NUE.
VO DE NEW

Albany, N. Y, enero 2.-4Ree
lecto por segunda vez, tom6 a.
yer possession del cargo de gober-
nador ell Sr. Herbert H. Leh-
man, I'm banquero hebreo y
hombre de ideas liberales.
Lehman dijo que ell gobierno
del estado Sc complaceria en- Sc
guir 'la Marcia de progreso'
del gobierno federal, colaboran
do con Ell.
Sc propone Ell gobernador re-
t9abar I'm mas amplio sistema de
seguridad social, con altos sala-
rios en- Ia industrial y ayuda al
campesino>
La gaceta., 1937-01-02

va a ser reprOduclda y re-
partida en- los ibarrios latinos y
americanos una fotografia con-
movedora.
Junto a un edificio en- ruinas,
parcialmente derribadd por la
metralla, vuelan los aeroplanos
de los fascistas.
Acaban de arrojar su terri
bile carga y la metralla ha res
petado la vida a dos ninitos.
Ell pequeno tiene en- la Carl
ia un gesto de infinita tristeZa
v la pequena llora, con llanto
de terror y augusta.
No saben odiar a los verdu-
COS los dos espanolitos, los dos
ninos del pueblo, pero sus lagri
mas constituyen la mas terrible
de las maldiciones.
Una composition fotografica
que pedimos a nuestros amigos
guarden como recuerdo de esta
lucha heroica lpor la libertad.
No Sc apresuren en- pedirla.
va la recibiran.
La gaceta., 1937-01-02

Muri6 en- Salamanca un illus
ire "fajista" O 'fascista', don
Miguel de Unamuno.
Habia dicho que la facci6n del
general Franco representaba Ia
Sultura espanola.
Dios lie perdonara su equivo-
caci6n. Los que amamos a Els :
soana y al pueblo espanol, NADIA
Sodemos decir hoy en- contra de
Don Miguel.
Descanse en- paz. En- la histo-
ria de la literature espanola tie
ne un lugar prominente.
La gaceta., 1937-01-02
CHUNCAS Y NO GABNGAS
kpsperidad para ls37.-La ley do seguridad
al. - Congratulated al Cdntro Asturiano.-
Un5 eotografta conmovedora. consul en- Vigo

,otvertirSh en- 1lceras 0 cancer.
REe enfermo, ell socio enfegmo,
nerece toda la consideration Y
en- ell Centre Asturiano, como en-
cast todas las sociedades mutua
listas, Sc lie viene dando sin re-
gateo.
Bien comienza 1887, bespues
de los bales def juevse, para Ia
colonia latina. .
La gaceta., 1937-01-02

Los fascistaS festejaron la lie
gada de 1887 lanzando bombas
y proyectiles sobre Madrid.
Ash es la cultura de los hon.
bres de Franco ell traidor, con
los cuales tuvo Don Miguel Una
imuno la debilidad de aliarse po-
co antes de MORN.
Cultura no, barbarie, crime
mes horrendos e imperdonables.
Evening star., 1937-06-25
PATH IS RETRACED
BY MISS EARHART
46-MiIe Return Flight to
Bandoeng for Repairs
Necessary.
~ AMELIA EARHART.

4ANDOENG, Java, June 25.-To-
DAY. for the second time in a week, I
had 10 do what Is unquestionsbly the
most dificult thing 1 have ever done
m aviation. 1t vas necessary to re-
turn TO Bandoeng this morning from
6otrabaya for readjustment of certain
faulty long distance flying instru-
ments.
With good weather ahead, the Wasp
bnotored Lockheed Electra working
perfectly, and pilot and navigator eager
% 70, 1t seemed especially hard to have
- b sensible" However, lack Of
essential instruments in working order
would increase unduly the hazard Of
he protracted flight over the Pacific,
Which lies ahead. If there is any pos
hollty OF repair, We must wait, and
his place is the only one in this
Hgion where facilities are available.
really do not know how long we
man have to be here, but it is proba Bile
V1at the trouble will be located today.
Todays experience recalled to mind
HE three starts which had to be made
hast week, from Akyab, Burma, because
pf the monsoon fighting against us as
ee set out for Rangoon, 400 miles away.
A mechanical defect delayed our
Ake-off yesterday from Bandoeng. so
that We reached SoWabaya, 355 miles
distant, at the other end of the island,
Evening star., 1937-06-25
MISS EARHART AWAITED.
Preparations for Arrival Begun at
HOwland Island.

ABOARD UNITED STATES
COAST GUARD CUTTER ITASCA
OFF ROWLAND ISLAND, June Is
R.-Preparations for the expected
arrival within the next few days of
Miss Amelia Earhart and her globe
girdling plane got under way today
on HoWland Island, tiny coral Pacific
Ocean islet, 1882 miles southwest of
Honolulu.
Preliminaries included surveying
and marking three runways and at
tempts to scare away thousands OF
birds
The first boat from the Coast
Guard cutter Itasca landed yesterday
with supplies.
On the 2,556-mile jump from Lac,
New Guinea, to Rowland Island, long
est hop of the entire flight, Miss Ear
hart will be aided also by the naval
tug Ontario, which will stand by at
sea-
Evening star., 1937-06-25

just as the sun warned that the day
was ending.
At 3:45 am. We were warming up
the engines at Bandoeng to take of
for Australia. When one instrument
refused to function, every one present
turned mechanic and set to work to
help, but it was not until 2 pm. that
everything was in such order as to war
rant start.
After Sourabaya is reached and
passed again, our course will be set
by Capt. Fred Noonon, navigator. for
Kupang, Timor Island $40 miles from
Sourabaya, which we hope to leave by
daylight, SO as to have moonlight left
by the time we must start over the
Timor Sea.
miss Earhart's next objective is
Port Darwin in Northern Australia,
about 500 miles across the water, after
which she will start her Pacific hops.)
tCopyrieht 1877
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-13
MAN IS SENTENCED in
INSURANCE DEATH

LAUREL, Miss, Aug. Is. CUP
Sherman Bull" Sims, 38, plead
ed guilty and was sentenced to
life Imprisonment at Paulding
late today for the suicide" IN
surance Staying of Walter Bout
well March ID. .
Sims is first cousin to Mrs. Win,
ME Boutwell,, the widow, who Will
90 on trial at Paulding Monday
as an accused accessory TO the
Staying which was to have netted
81 600 in insurance.
Boutwell,, young Jasper county
farmer, was found 20 yards from
an clubhouse after dark. There
was a gaping wound in his chest
and a shotgun under his arm: A
coroner's jury said it was suicide
Sheriff Williams continued the
| investigation. Weeks later, he ar,
/ rested Sims and Mrs. Boutwell,
and brought them to the Jones
county jail here. Sims repeatedly
made a statement saying that
Mrs. Boutwell, agreed to give hin
half of her husbands insurance
Mrs Boutwell, maintains her IN
nocence. She said her HUSBAND
took his life.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-13
REV. MAiNWARING
TO PARTICIPATE in
ELIADA CAMP MEET

Rev. Charles w. Mainwaring,
pastor of the Baptist church at
Milesburg, Pa, is spending his va
cation with Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
Sargent, in Laurel Park. Mrs.
Mainwaring and two children have
been with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sargent, for month or
more.
Rev. Mainwaring will have
charge of young peoples work at
the Eliada camp meeting, four
miles west of Asheville, which be-
gins today and continues through
August %. The meeting is an
annual event, conducted by the
Rev. Lucius b. Compton, founder
and manager of the Eliada home
for 80 years and attracts many
people from the United States and
Canada.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-13
BLACK THIRD CHOICE
FOR HIGHEST COURT
CONTINUED from mage one)

Continued from mage onel
senate judiciary committee. Dur
ing cross examination by court bill
opponents great emphasis was
placed on the fact that Devaney's
practice was largely drawn from
accident cases. His nomination
might have raised great opposi-
ton in the senate, judging by the
attitude of the cross-examining
senators.
Devaney helped found the new
National Lawyers Guild in oppo-
sition to the American Bar Asso-
ciatio nand was named its first
president. ,
Another prominently mentioned
candidate was Judge Joseph G..
Hutchinson, Jr., of the Fifth Cir
cult Court of Appeals at New Or
leans. He was regarded as geo
graphically available" because the
South and West, in the opinion OF
some, are not adequately repre-
sented on the supreme bench.
But Sen. Tom Connally, Dem,
Texas. was believed to have given
Hutchinson the kiss of death" by
urging his selection on President
Roosevelt. Connally was one OF
the leading opponents of the court
bill.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-13
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
VISITOR AT SALUDA

SALUDA, Aug. ID. (Special)'
On Thursday evening, at the
mountain home, a birthday party
was given to J. w. Rouselle OF
Mobile, Ala. Mr.. Rousselle recelv-
ed gifts, large cake was cut, and
refreshments served. Mrs. NJ. K.
Holmes, hostess of the mountain
home, also received a beautiful
gift from the guests. Games were
enjoyed.
Those present were Mr.; and
Mrs. ]. w. RouSSclle and daugh-
ter, Jean, Mr.. and Mrs. {. w.
Gunthorpe and children, Betty,
Barbara and Clarence: Mrs. Mar
garet Monroe and children. Mar
garet and Buddy; Mrs. Il. ;. Rae'
Miss Catherine Rae, Ola McCian-
nan, Pat Crossman, Ruby h0l-
bert, Frances Thompson. K.
Heatherly, and George Harper
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes and +. H.
Gross.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-13
Last Tribute Paid
Mrs. Henderson

Funeral services for Mrs. Lug
Justus Henderson. who died q
Monday, were held at Refue
Baptist church on Tuesday aftt-
noon.
Officiating were the Rev. N. (.
Phillips, assisted by Rev. Barr all
Ben Jackson, the latter a lead
in the Union Hill Sunday schoi,
of which the deceased was b
teacher.
Pallbearers were Burgan
Hyder, Luke Sinclair, CATH
Pace, Raymond Pace, o. T. Pep
and L. Y. Marshall.
Flower girls were Mrs. Burgf
Hyder, Mrs. Inez LYDIA, Miss SUB
mers and Misses Margaret PERT
Oracle Fair Pace, Nancy Rhode
Bessie Marshall and Annie NJ,
Grain.
She is survived by her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Justus, am
the following brothers and sis
tiers: Roscoe, Floyd, Arnold an
Clarence and Mrs. Ann Wake
and Mrs. Hattie McAbee, all g
Hendersonville, and her husband
whose demise was referred 4
through error in a previous ISSUE
of The Times-News.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-13
JAPS ARE SMELLING
CHINESE; WAR RACES

(Continnad from mare one> ..
would not attack and would not
cross the settlement boundary. =.
Yui said the Chinese were of
ferinp determined resistance"
The S7th and SSth divisions OF
the Chinese Central government
army poured into the native city
from nearbv Soochow and con.
structed barbados in the Chapei
district.
The third Japanese battle fleet,
lying in the harbor, includes 30
warships. 20
Thousands of japanese blue
Jackets had been debarked from
the ships and stationed in the
Japanese section Of the interna-
tional settlement.
Hostilities, coupled with the
Chinese blockade of the Yangtse
and Whangpoo rivers, Shanghafs
avenues to the interior and sea,
menaced this city of 100000,
including $500 Americans and
some $4,000 other foreigners.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-13
IN
SPIDER BITE
Mrs. Goodman Out Of Dan.
ger After Attack by
Black Widow

Friends said today that Mrs.
Catherlne Goodman. of North
NAN street, bitten by a black
WIDOW spider about three weeks
ago was believed to be entirely
OUT OF danger. That she was be-
ing treated for poison from this
Dlte was stated shortly after it
was suffered, in The Times-News.
wore frequently than not such
bites are fatal.
Mrs. Goodman. who is inclined
10 De frail, was in her garden
working at the time she was bit
ten. The bite was on one of her
knees and she was treated with
an antl-venom serum at the Pat
ton Memorial hospital. An en-
pioye on the book mending prof.
ect at the courthouse, Mrs. Good
man has worked every day but
one since the spider attacked her,
One day she was so nauseated
that she was unable to go to her
work. Other than this, friends
said that u blood vessel had burst
in Mrs. GoOdman's hand, which
was said to have been the result
of the combination and serum.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-13
8 LONG-TERM STATE
CONVICTS AT LARGE
,co,t;ruod from mage one)

Continued from mage onel
1884 for burglary and given eignV
wears: William Ralte, alias NOT
man Harte, 80, sentenced to 10
to 20 years from Davidson county
for robbery with firearms; ana
Eddie Cobb. %, sentenced IN
Wake county in 1885 to 80 years
for possession of burglary TOOLS
and explosives. H.
R. C. Jones, employe OF the
State Hospital for the Insane, tolo
officers that a group of men over
powered him at 5 p. m. and stole
his car, a Ford coach.
C. V. Faulkner, Nash county
sheriff, reported to Oscar Pitts
acting director of the penal divi-
sion, that an automobile answer
ing this description and contain
ing about eight men, ran into an
other car at Rocky Mount at 8
o'clock, but did not stop. The car
was headed toward Elm City.