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Evening star., 1937-05-02
PinlicO Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: the Wi
eomieo; maiden 3-year-olds: 1 mile and
En.ms1 On; Peters, so1.1o 4e.ee 1l.eo
Leap IS. Renick) $50
Also ran-Melieent. Contrite. Gemwick.
Skeaboy. Abaddon, Noble Boy and RAby
Rather.
SECOND hACE-Purse. $1,000; the
Glenburnie Handicap: steepiechase; 4-year-
eids and up; miles;
Drill Master Iii. ciements 1920 $50
Grssk Idol g. Walker) $40
Also ran~Beil Man. Ria ad.m anthus and
THIRD RAcE-rh. Joppa, purse,
i;o0O' claiming; s-year-olds and up: 10
Queen Goyans tMaehado5 $50 $50
Play on tGrisK) $50
Time, 1:4SN.
Also ran-Minna, Boosel. Bold General,
Three Daxgers. GrainEer, Capt. Jerry. Tell
FOURTH RACE-Purse $1,000: the
Old Dominion; claimihE' 4-year-olds and
p,iin LIVE . Az ,sssanderD 1920 s.aS S $50 @
SAGE Girl tShelhamer $50
Also ran-Scudder. vitascope, Sir Wind
sor and Masked Gal
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500 added; the
Pimlico Nursery: 2-year-olds; Az furlongs.
Rehearsal WaEneD $40 SAC 400
Yomer( Merritt) 4.6O
Time. O:543s.
Also ran-HuntinE Home. aIndian Lodge,
aJack Benimble, Bunny Baby. dGrim
Reaper and dRoyal Rhapsody.
A. G. Vanderbilt entry.
d-John Hay whitney entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. IS. 900 added: the
Baltimore SprinE Handicap: 3year-olds
and up; furlongs.
Aneroid .tRosenkarten) $40 $50 go
Wise Prince (O'Malley) $50 $50
Q Weston tWaEner $50
Also ran n-Wise Sister. Postage Due.
Summed. Honey Cloud. Wise Prince, Billy
Bee and cClinEendaal.
ca. c. Compton entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: the
Southfield; claiming: 3-year-olds and up;
I mile and 20 yards.
BravinE DANCER tS'mer) $50 $40 go
Scatterbrain CPeters) $40 ESQ
Hunterdon ORosengarten) $40
Also ran-Xandra. Chief Yeoman and
Maddest.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: the
Riderwo0d; claiming: 3-year-olds and up;
l mile and 10 yards.
TaEstone (Shelhamer) $50 $40 $50
skyride CMcDermotO geo
Sylvia G. (schmidD dead heaD $50
Aise Ai%'' ran@Mis. aiee Tad. purwr.ot and
Sun Way.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
AURORA INAUGURAL
GOES TO GET ALONG
Wins Under Good Ride by Jockey
Ryan-Chicago Turf Season
Opens Before 16, 200.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May L. Chicago's long
rich racing season Of 1877 continuous
days opened at the Aurora track to-
day, where record crowd of 1920
fans watched Get Along, owned by Leo
Beyda of Chicago, pound home sur
prise winner of the $500 Inaugural
Handicap.
Get Along, an outsider in the bet
ting. was given a masterful ride by
Jockey Paul Ryan, who pushed his
mount through on the inside when the
field rounded into the stretch and
then went on to win by four lengths.
Get Along, won the 6-furlong race
over a muddy track in 12225.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
SOBRIETY TAKES STAKE

SAN MATEO, Calf, May l R.-
Sobriety won the $4,000 Fashion Mile
Stake, feature event at Bay Meadows
today, by four lengths, as Boxthorn,
the favorite, tired in the stretch under
top weight Of 12l pounds. Best Bid
placed third
Time for the mile was 1:3625.
Boxthorn set the early pace and
rounded the stretch with q comfort
able lead. Sobriety came up from the
outside as Boxthorn tired and drew
away to win easily.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Arlington Downs
Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, 500; allowance;
3,ysar-olds up; furlonEs;
f1i,as.,n Fh,itsan GriH 6 corn. $40 aSo aSo sssSo ssS
Antena (Hauer) $50
Time, 1:12h
nance, Sleepy Irish and Pop K. " NO.
SECOND RACE-Purse: $500; claiming:
3-year- -olds and up; Warsoner course
MaiS isHv' Grsenosk ss aosienti1 n,srs $50 40 $50
fFavorite Child (Adams) 1l.3O SO
Also ei ranDMy Rosanne, Tempting Witch.
fWar Trap. Beneht and Flying Justice.
THIRD RACE-Purse 500; claiming,
S.sI:ian Nitss s2' cSiSrb SH 1875 e 10
ch4Hmont Avn. ,Terry' a:so
don 'sG b!sq 0qs ofr Rp
DAILY double paid S5i.7O)
FOURTH RAcELPurse. 800; maiden
srnnsyies sunny cs.ne. Mats ,corn., $40 s9c ao so
Tim Time. o:si. ~ ''
Also TAn-aFl0 MeAuOWS. RAG salute,
Dead Wood and aBobbrax.
bedford Stock Farm entry.
FIFTH RACE-Fort Worth Spring
Handicap: purse. $4,000: 3-year-oids and
TSeun.r .ce,aeso 1920 :.so g 4.eo o
Seventh HeaS Ssw }Slrim 80
Also e' ranWAsisea. Mis-. Premier. Old
lake and Miss Ginbar.
-
SIXTH RACE-Purse.. 500: claiming;
Alwintonr tCcrnay) 500 40 $40
Maystick (Beck) $40 $50
Granbury Crhornton) 400
Also Ai%s, r.nnflftue i;ll Coed. Tornado. Beaver
County. Mr. Kicks and Yule Star.
SEVENTH RACE--Pur.e. 500: claim
Ss aisS.lS taS sR ssS S'oR $50 800
GrimaIdi tCornay 4.40 2.9O
John Bane (Vedder) $40
Time Time -.nMMo..n. LIZ u.,vv su.., r..
dino. Lady Chiniauy and Tricky Miss
EIGHTH RAcE-Pur.e., 500; claim
XIII. Sf: a%ss sssi 'S%;ss; sss$ sss sss
Ca1gs cl.ras (Corn.y) 500
w4sss Msd.ms j. Ell sess. Na4tS s1sy
eutt. fsi:ter Ike and Fandan.
NINTH. RAcE-Purse. 500: claiming;
Grandpa's Boy lRichard) $50 $50
Also r.n-Miss Petrin.. 1 See and
Carl b.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
TR0UPER TEXAS WINNER
Equals Track Mark in Big Race
at Arlington Downs

ARLINGTON DOWNS, Tex, May
P).-Trouper, Mrs. c. E. Aliens A.
year-old son of Sun Flag, won the
$4,000 Fort Worth Spring Handicap
by half length here today.
Trouper equaled the track record OF
1905 for the mile and one furlong
Salaam of the C. E. Dawson Stable
got up to grab second money.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
FOURTH RACE - BENTAUR,
sun TINE. BOJANGLES.

BENTAUR has been showing
good speed in the dashes this year
and should be able to earn some
oats by trimming these 2-year-old
claiming sprinters. SUN TINE
is next best of this crowd.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

Consensus at Pimlico (Fast).
BY the Associated Press.
Stage Hit, Slow Motion, Travelo.
2-Rockden, Gold Sweeper, Teddy
the Bold.
eManda's Baby, Fortuity, After
math.
4-Bojangles, Suntime. Bentaur.
5-Dashing Doe, Debate, Alexan-
drine.
6-Matey. Finance, Bootless.
7-Aroused, Timber Lady, Cruising.
8-Jobakheta, Abbot's Last, Happy
Easter.
Best bet-Dashing Joe.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
SECOND RACE-GREEK IDOL,
ANGJTS RRIAR RIFE

Maiden steeplechasers make up
the field in the 2-mile brush event.
GREEK IDOL is most likely to
annex this number for his first
victory. ANGUS has been close
up several times and will be in
the picture.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
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Selections for fast track at Pin,lico tomorrow.
BEST BET-BOOTLESS
FIRST RACE-TRAVELO, STAGE
HIT, SLOW MOTION.

TRAVELO should trim this
crowd OF Maryland-bred 2-year-
olds. The filly turned in good
effort here Friday and looks like
the one that will desert the maiden
ranks after this dash. STAGE HIT
is well-bred youngster and can
get part of the prize. SLOW
MOTION is next choice.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
EIGHTH RACE - ROLLICK,
HAPPY EASTER, ABBOT'S

In the marathon offering, the
old reuter-, ROLLICK, shapes up
as the best Of a. cheap lot. Carver
has the aged gelding ready for a
top effort.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Jamaica EAST.

JdAA0lCo VI ASSj'
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Grand Jester, Gold Cross, Chicla.
2-Down East, Sing Low, Johnnie
Dear.
3-Room Service, Anafame, Irish
Oak.
Count Arthur, Thorson, Moon
side.
5-Gold Quest, Gramercy, That
6-Fore, Cherry Ripe, Strabo.
Best bet-Count Arthur.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
P|ML|C0 TRIUMPH
|SF0URTH IN ROW
Sets Record for Baltimore
Handicap-Enamor Pays
$21O.1O for So.
By the Associated Press,

n ATIMORE, May 1.-Aneroid,
X j. A. Manfuso's fast sprinter.
accounted for his fourth sue.
cessive victory today by win
ming the Baltimore Spring Handicap,
main event Of q racing program at
Pimlico which furnished Maryland's
third largest daily double pay-o1.
After leading practically all the
way, the 4-year-old son of The Porter
Outburst, carrying top weight of III
pounds, whipped Felix Spatola's Wise
Prince by three lengths. He covered
the 6 furlongs in l:l1b, one-fifth
quicker than the record set by Wise
Prince in the first running Of the
stake in 1885.
A. c. Compton's Weston was third,
trailed a head by his stable mate,
Clingendaal, 3-year-old. Only one
other 3-year-old-Honey Cloud, which
finished eighth in the field Of nine
was in the test for thoroughbreds Of
this age and upward.
Daily Double Pays Handsomely.
BECAUSE Of his sterling perform
ance in Maryland last Fall and
this Spring, bettors In the crowd Of
$4,000 made Aneroid the favorite In
the betting Although nine started
in the race, the winner paid only
$500 for So to win. $3.50 to place and
S2.70 to show.
His prize money amounted to
1850 net.
The daily double pay-of was 81 ,693
for 81, exceeded In Maryland only by
pay-offs of s2,o26 and 1907 at Bowie
in 1885. Fourteen persons were the
lucky holders OF tickets on the win
ming combination-W. M. Elders
Enamor In the first race and Mrs.
H. M. Pearson's TEMPO in the third.
Enamor, a 3-year-old f1lly. set Q
mutuel pay-of1 record for Maryland
this season in her own right. She
rewarded her scattered hackers at the
rate of s20ll0 for So tickets to win.
TEMPO was seven to one.
Rehearsal Nursery Winner.
MINE 2-year-olds tested their speed
= in the Az furlong Pimlico nursery
and Mrs. R. H. Heighe's Maryland
bred Ally, Rehearsal, was first to the
finish, beating Bomar Stables Benjam
by three-fourths of a length to win
$4,000 net in prize money. j. P. Jones
Yomer was third and E. K. Bryson's
Bunny Baby fourth.
The 2-mile steeplechase, daily at
traction at the 15-day Pimlico meet
ing, went to Thomas Hitchcock's Ell
Dorador by eight lengths over Drill
Master. Greek Idol was third.
st. Francis tripped over Rhadaman-
thus, which fell at the ninth jump,
and also fell, but was remounted and
ridden to collect fourth money. Bell
Man went down at the fifth jump.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
SEVENTH RACE - TIL NJ B E r
LADY, CRUISING, MISS
MARLBORO

TIMBER LADY is very lightly
weighted and looks safe to head
these sprinters. The Ally is going
in good form and has flashed more
speed lately than these older oppo-
nents. CRUISING is the only one
which rates close to the top
choice.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
SIXTH RACE - BOOTLESS,
PURPLE KNIGHT, FINANCE.

BOOTLESS goes against high
class field in the days feature but
at the weights can match strides
with any of these stars. PURPLE
KNIGHT gave a flashy exhibition
in winning at this distance last
week and will be the most danger
Gus rival.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
THIRD RACE - AFTERMATH,
SWIFT FLASH, BRAVO CA

AFTERMATH has a good chance
to break the streak of bad luck
that has been following the Dene-
mark Stable. The gelding should
have no trouble handling these
3-year-old platers.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
FIFTH RACE DASHING DOE,
ALEXANDRINE, DEFLATE.

DASHING DOE is at top form
now and her superior condition
gives her the call over these Older
rivals. The Distraction filly won
easily against opponents like these
last week.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Jamaica Consensus East.

Jamaica Consensus EAST.
BY the Associated Press.
Jacobs entry, Company Chicla.
2-Maemute, Down East, Notoriety.
3-Room Service, Belair Stud
Wheatley Stable entry, Lady Peg.
4 +Moonside, Corundum, Count
Arthur.
s. -Gramercy, Lucky Pledge, North
Riding
6-Fore, Strabo. ArmAgnac.
Best bet-Moonside.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
PimlicO (FaSt),

BY the Louisville Times.
1-Slow Motion, Acute, Toro Light.
2-No selections.
3-Toothpick, Bravo Caruso, Sir
Gay.
+Bojangles, Suntime, Bentaur.
5-Deflate, Care For, Dashing Doe.
6-Finance, Matey, AZucar.
7-Cruising, Aroused, Miss Marl-
boro.
8-Happy Easter, Rollick, Runrita.
Best bet-Cruisin9.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
No Excuse for PompoOn.

pOMPOON had no excuse. He was
the 3-to-5 choice of the record
crowd OF $4,000, but not once did
he justify the odds after breaking
IN second place. Harry Richards
tried his best to keep the j. H.
Louchheim colt within striking dis
tance, but Pompoon dropped back
steadily until he was in sixth place.
He managed to move up a notch
before the finish, but failed to show
the stretch drive that featured his
victory in the Paumonok Handicap
10 days ago.
Despite Pompoon's defeat, Louch-
helm announced after the race that
the colt would be shipped to Churchill
Downs tomorrow.
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, himself
surprised at the fine showing made
by Melodist, reserved final decision on
the winner until after comforting with
the colts owners, Mrs H. c. Phipps
and Ogden Mills, tomorrow.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Ponpoon Badly Beaten Wood Anerod gain Races to Front
Race Selections
Pimlico (FAst).
BY FEED BOX,

BY FEED BOX.
1--Travelo, Stage Hit, Slow Motion.
2--Angus, Teddy the Bold. Rockden.
3-Aftermath, Bravo Caruso, Swift
Flash.
+suntime, Bojangles, Bentaur.
'Deflate, Dashing Doe, Care For.
6-Finance, Matey, Bootless.
7-Aroused, Cruising, Miss Marl-
boro.
8-Abbotts Last, Rollick, Happy
Easter.
Best bet-Denate.
BY WALLACE DUKE.
Stage Hit, Slow Motion, Travelo.
2-Rockden, Gold Sweeper, Teddy
the Bold.
3-Fortuity, Bravo Caruso, After
math.
Sound Proof, Suntime, Bentaur.
5-Care For, Dashing Doe, Debate.
6-Matey, Bootless, Finance.
7-Cruising, Aroused, Timber Lady.
8-Rollick, Happy Easter, Worth
ington.
Best bet-Cruising.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

az. F. AUdTNS. u. tNIry,
clos Cabin Studio NJ Hendrie entry.
zFive pounds claimed for rider
zzSeven pounds claimed for rider.
ZzzTen pounds claimed for rider.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Saturday, May l, 1887.
"Y" LEAGUE TO MEET.

Managers Of teams entered In the
Y. M. c. A. Junior Sunday School
League are requested to report at an
organization meeting tomorrow night
at 7:30 o'clock in Bob Morgan's office
in the Boys Building Of the Y. M. G. A.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

MIDGETS! HERE'S A SPONSOR.
Any midget base bali team wishing
sponsor should get In touch with
A. q. Gardner. r., 1910 Z street,
Evening star., 1937-05-02

Aurora tSlow).
BY the Louisville Times.
War Jest, Oddesa Lad, Bottom
Row.
2-Barrido, Minnie Greenock, Love
Lost.
3-Chilkat, Allegory, Legsure.
dark Roamer, Goldstep, The
Jurist
'Onside, Royal Purchase, Levi
Cooke.
6-Epernsy, Kabo. Heartbreak.
High Man, Knights Fancy,
Playdema.
8-Baldy, War Dimes, Sea Fox.
Best bet-Epernay.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
MELOD|ST AHEAD;
DERBY PICK FIT TIL
WheatIey Stables Surprise
Victor Heads Louchheim
Colt Six Lengths.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, May IAN en-
M tirely new complexion was
thrown on the Kentucky
4 Derby today when the great
Pompoon, favorite to win Americas
most famous horse race next Satur-
day. failed for the first time this
year as Melodist from the Wheatley
Stable won the Wood Memorial at
Jamaica.
Asked to carry his vaunted speed
over q distance for the first time this
year. the son of Pompey not only
failed to exhibit that speed, but wound
up fifth, six lengths back of Melodist,
l5to-l shot, in the mile and TO
yard dress rehearsal for the derby.
Marshall Fields Sir Damion trailed
Melodist by length. with third going
to J. w. Browns Jewell Dorset, a
non-derby eligible, and fourth to w.
A. Carriers Clodion.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Pilnlico
Entries for Tomorrow.
By the Associated Press.

Gl QQQ. 0-Year-nlds. idens furlnnns
Evening star., 1937-05-02

SECOND RACE-The Raceland: purse,
ST 600. maidenS 4-year-olds and up:
Evening star., 1937-05-02

Churchill Downs (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Jubilesta, Spice Box, Historian.
2-Patsyette, Pierre Andre, Rob-
ert S.
3-Inflame, Ina Greenock, Capt.
talist.
+On Delivery, Janice. Kai Wasp.
5-Alice G., Three DIS entry. Four
Eleven.
6-Surveyor, Milky Way entry,
Prince Fellow.
7-Communist, Frank Ormont, My
Peter.
8-Introductory, g. Brilliant Light,
Naval Cadet.
Best bet-Surveyor.
Narragansett EAST.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-spindletop, Wicked Time, Cold
Breeze.
Ozark War, High Torque, Laddie
Stone.
3-Ipso Facto, Real Jam, Patch
pocket.
my Colin, Ridgemor, Miney Ny
erSOn.
5-Shootin' High, Phlox, Bright
Land.
Grey Shot, Maestrom, Merrykin.
7-Mr. Marvel, Blessed Event, The
Triumvir
8-Flowery Lady, Moralist, King
Bonny.
Best bet-Dark War,
Evening star., 1937-05-02

x-AppreItice allowance claimed.
Cloudy and fast.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

tng; 3-year-olds and up; furIonss.
Free Again tStouD 1875 6-5 1-2
Whooper tCartwrighD 2-l As
Flopsie (Litzenbergerl rs
Time, 1913.
Also ran-Lucky Jean. Magnolis Cash,
GArise and Maxine F.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-18
100000 WORKERS
ARE IDLE IN PARIS
French Capital Impotent
Under Force of Protest
Against Riotings
LASTS FOR HALF DAY
Even Traffic Is Halted and Chamber
of Deputies Cancels Morning
Session Until Crisis
Is Passed
LASTS FOR HALF DAY

Paris, March 18-(AP)-A general
strike of 100000 workers, in protest
against Fascist assassins" they &C
cused of killing five leftists in a
bloody street riot, brought Paris to
a standstill today.
Fer half the day, marked by numer-
GUS NM. clashes in the city's streets,
but no serious disorders, the workers
showed their power to enforce de
mands for destruction of F'ascism in
France. All factories and most shops,
restaurants and offices were closed
until noon by the general strike called
by the General Confederation of
Workers in protest over the mas
sacre of Clichy' Tuesday night and
early yesterday, when armed police
charged communist street barbados
in the workers suburbs outside a
rightist mass meeting.
In the capital itself about 100000
workers joined the strike, which until
the deadline at II a. n stopped traf-
fic.
So complete was the immobilization
of the city, the morning session of
the Chamber Of Deputies was post
poned.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-18
FRANK CHERRY, OF
ROCKY MOUNT, DIES
Former Tobacco WarehOuseman and
Legislator Long Prominent in
Public Affairs

Rocky Mount, March 18.-(AP)-
Frank Cherry, II, secretary of the
North Carolina State Farmers AL
lance, president of a local tobacco
warehouse company, and former re-
preventative to the General Assembly
from Edgecombe county, died at his
home early today after an illness of
several days.
Funeral services will be from the
home at $3.50 o'clock Friday afternoon,
with interment here.
Mr.. Cherry, a member of an old
Edgecombe county family, had been
active in county and State politics for
a long time, and had served on many
different county commissions.
A wife and brother, w. G. Cherry,
assistant postmaster here, survive.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-18
House Declines To Accept
Higher Auto License Rates
Voted Into Bill In Senate
SCHOOL FOLK LOSE
WITH THEIR BILL
Unable To Gain Preferred
Offices Sought Under
Machinery Bill
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
NM The sir NN..IAAw WIHAz


Raleigh, March 18.-The school for
ces as represented by the North Caro-
lima Education Association and State
superintendent of Public instruction
Clyde K. Erwin, have been beaten at
almost every angle in their fight to
loosen up the school machinery act,
observers here agree The result is
that the act will remain virtually as it
now is, although tighter in some re-
spects than the 1885 act. 1t passed
third reading in the Senate yesterday
and is now in the House for concur
renee in the Senate amendments.
The school forces suffered their
first big defeat in the House when it
refused to consider the school ma
chinery bill brought out ,Sy the hand
picked committee on education, I'M
derstood to have been written by
CONTINUED on Page ThrAe).
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-18
COMMERCIAL PLANES LEFT
BEHIND BY SPEEDING SHIP

Oakland, Cal, March Is (AP)-
Racing smoothly toward the first stop
on 27,00O-mile round-the-world flight
Amelia Earhart's flying laboratory"
passed the three-quarter mark today
on the 2,400-mile hop to Hawaii
The tousle-headed aviatrix, accom-
panied by tire meale aides, reported
at a. M, Pacific time, nearly II
hours after her take-off here, posi-
ton $50 miles from Honolulu.
Overtaken and left behind by Miss
Earhart and her companions were
two great trans-Pacific flying boats.
One is destined for Australia to carve
an American air route to the Antipo-
des, the other bound for Manila, al
ready linked to the United States by
an American commercial air line.
In clear weather, 5000 feet above
the quiet ocean, the Earhart plane
sped along without effort under her
plotting.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-18
Merely Using That AS Blind
For Fighting .Roose-
velt's Program In
the Nation
JUSTICES MIGHT BE
HEARD as WITNESS
Way Is Clear for "Nine Old
Men" To Testify; Early
Decision on Wagner Act
Desired for Effect in At
tack on Sitdown Strikes
In Nation

Washington, March 18.-(AP)-
A Senate Judiciary Committee
witness asserted today opponents
of the Roosevelt administration
have turned the Supreme Court
into "SmOke screen" behind
which they fight the Presidents
program. Leon Green, dean of
Northwestern University Law
School, said he thought Mr.. ROOse
velt's proposal for putting new
members on the Supreme Court
bench should be adopted to get a
"fair COURT
He told the committee the majority
Of the Supreme Court has assumed
an attitude of intolerance and his dis
played an intemperance" TOWARD
much of the legislation it reviews.
Speculate on Decisions.
While the hearing progressed, some
leaders turned their at
tention temporarily from reorganizins
the court to speculate on its actor
on major legislation pending before
it.
Speaker Bankhead expressed hope
there would be an early decision or
the Wagner labor relations act. That
he said, would clear the way for the
attack on the Every serious economic
resulting from sitdowr
strikes.
Efforts to keep America out Of wal
CONTINUED on Page Six)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-18
S2,344,OOO BILL
FOR|MPROVEMENTS
PASSES IN SENATE
Resolution To Endorse
Roosevelt Court Plan Re-
ported without
Prejudice"
HOUSE COMMITTEE
TURNS BILLS DOWN
Measure Boosting Pay of
High State Officials Fav-
ored, However; House
Holds Out for Sc Minimum
Auto License; End by
Tuesday Is Likely

Raleigh, March 18.-(AP)-The
House refused this afternoon to
concur in the Senate changes set
ting automobile license prices at
a higher level than voted by the
representatives.
The Senate amended the highway
finance and code act to levy a 81
minimum with a rate of 35 cents a.
hundred pounds, while the House APP
proved a Sc minimum and a 80 cents
rate. Now the minimum is SO and the
rate 40 cents. t..~
Conference Group Named.
A conference committee consisting
of Senator's Sparger, of Stokes, and
Ballentine, of Wake, and Representa-
tiyes Johnston, of Iredell, Uzzell, OF
Rowan, and Blount, of Beaufort, was
appointed to try to iron out the diff
ferenceS.
The actions might result in prolong-
ing the legislative session. leaders said
but nevertheless the steady grind con-
Continued on Page Six.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-18
Divorce OF
WaHy Near
Completion

London, March IL (AP)-Ihe
Kings proctor, in what was IN
terpreted by legal authorities as
step to remove the last legal bar
rier to Mrs. Wallis Simpsons fin
al divorce decree, applied today
for instructions on procedure TO
the president of the divorce court
Sir Boyd Merriman.
No details were disclosed.
Tomorrow's official court cause hs'
contained the following. entry:
"Undefended divorce case:
Simpson w. VS.. Simpson, E. A. zap
plication by the kings proctor Tor al
rection)."
THE hearing is fixed for 1920 a
M"
The step was considered unusua
because the routine method of hand,
ling undefended cases, such as tha'
Of the Simpsons, is automatic an
nouncement of a final decree sl1
months after the intermediary decree
is handed down. In Mrs. Simpsons
case this would be April II.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-18
Carolina Textile
Mills Announcing
Increases In Paw

Charlotte, March 18 (AP)-CarO-
lima textile manufacturers an
nOunced wage increases today af-
fecting about 44,5OO workers.
Some said the increases will be
ten percent, others between five
and ten, while many announced
the raise would take effect within
the next few weeks, cOmmensur-
ate with rates of increase preva-
lent in what appeared to be an in
dustry-Wide movement.
In North Carolina B. b. Cos
sett, of Charlotte, announced a ten
percent increase yesterday for
about 1000 employees; and the
Blue Bell Glove Overall Company
at Greensboro, N. c., said it's 1000
workers would receive two raises
effective April and June 1, which
would result in an annual $780,
900 payroll increase.