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Evening star., 1937-10-31
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.


3516 3Sth ST. n.e.-Beautiful detached
brick home. q rooms, IA baths. fireplace,
attractive recreation room oil heat; LARGE
insulated attic; furred walls. slate roof,
concrete front porch. screened back porch,
garage; attractively Handicapped lot. Price,
S10.95o. Open until pm.
Woodbridge. 1925 26th st. n.e.-Attrac-
tive detached home, u rooms tile bath.
shower. fireplace, breakfast room. attic.
gas heat. garage. Price $3.50. Open until
8 pm.
North Woodbridge rooms. tile bath.
shower. electric kitchen, fireplace; large
insulated attic, garage; lot 60xl20. Price,
$3.50. To inspect. out r. I. ave. to 18th
st. ne, left on ] Sth to D. c. line. straight
ahead half block TO lockwood ave.
210B Franklin st. n.e.-In new-houSe
front porch; paved street, near school.
Price. $3.50.
2so7 Brentwood I'd ne-Bunaalow,.
rooms and bath. h.-w.h.. fireplace; lot
45x2O0. Price, $3.50.
Two-family home Il SCI Jackson st. ne:
Ten large rooms. baths, front porch, oil
heat; lot 50x150. Near r. !. ave, schools
and stores Price, $3.50. Bargain.
os29 27th st. e.-Bungalow rms
bath: attic In new-house condition; fire.
place: large lot Price. SS $50.
1872 Perry st. n.e.-Attractive bunga-
low; in new-house condition; D rms.
bath. h.-wh.: large lot. Price; $3.50. TO
inspect, out Otis ST. to Both pl. ne, left
block m home.
WILLIAM r. THoRowGoOD
Decatur O3lE.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-09-09

The Golden Horn is the name
given the harbor of Constantinople.
It takes its name from the fact that
the harbor is curved and of great
beauty.
A school of beauty culture, with
five employees, and beauty shop,
with three or more employees, own
ed or controlled by the same inter-
ests, are subject to the N. c. Unem-
ployment Compensation Law, the
State commission holds in an Off
cial Interpretation. In these schools,
under State laws, the students are
required to attend 480 hours before
being permitted to take examina-
tons for licenses to operate their
own shops. After they have attend
ed 300 hours they are permitted to
charge for their work and receive
part, usually half, of the pay. The
schools are equired, also, to include
these advanced students as employ
ees and pay contributions based on
the amount they receive for work
done during the last 100 hours of
their training.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-09-09
Increasing Cost
OF Living Again
Cause For Worry
Government Officials Blame
Business and Business BlameS
The Government.

Washington, The high cost of
living, a problem which faded out
of the picture in depression times,
is returning to plague government
and public.
Government officials blame bust
ness, business criticzes government
policy, points to the tax burden and
to higher costs, including wage in
creases. Labor chimes in with an
argument that wages are not in
creasing fast enough to keep pace
with prices.
The latest official to be heard
from is D. E. Montgomery. AAA
consumers counsel, who suggested
that consumers might perform a
real public service" by conducting
a buyers strike to lend this alarm
ing steady increase in prices"
The American federation of Ia
Dor declared:
Rising costs of living make wage
increases urgent. Any worker whose
pay enevelope this fall does not
bring him 5 per cent more than last
fall will be forced to lower living
standard Living costs in July
were already 4.3 per cent above
1886.
Montgomery declared that one
frightening thing" about the pre-
sent picture is the reported ire
mendous volumn of installment
buying" He estimated that in
stallment credits outstanding have
increased from $63,OOO,OOO,OOO in
1929 to $9,000,000,000 at present.
This recalled that the big COM
mercial credit company Of New
York recently dispatched letter to
various finance companies and
banks throughout the country sug-
costing that they participate in 'the
general movement now going on to
put installment financing on a more
liquid and sounder base than it has
been during the last year or two.
''The conditional extension of long
terms on retail installment con-
tracts, said A. E. Duncan, company
chairman, twill expand the indebt-
edness of purchases x x"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-09-09
Roanoke Island Highly Praised
AS An Attractive Vacation Place
Farm News Writer Greatly Inn
pressed during recent visit to
"Cradle of America.
By F. III. Jeter

Mays Head.-Probably no other
place in North Carolina is more
attractive as a vacation place this
year than this coastal bank of the
Fort Raleigh amphitheatre with
Paul Green's pageant being enact
throughout the evenings of the
week end. Down the coast a few
miles is the famous Oregan Inlet
fishing grounds. Then just out of
the front door is the pleasant beach
on which waves, delightfully."- cool,
rest in with unceasing motion. For
those who fear the ocean the sound
is calm and delightful and for one
who has spent busy year at hard
office work, Mays Head is an ex-
cellent place to rest.
The heavy influx of visitors this
summer has caused a shortage of
milk, vegetables and ether fresh
food, but despite that it is possible
to find enough to satisfy hungry
aopetites. Roanoke Island farmers
have been hard put to it this sea-
son to produce enough fresh vege-
tables for their visitors. This is not
a farming county. The land hold
ings are small and despite the fact
that all one has to do to grow any
thing is to put the seed in the
ground, there is much importation
of foodstuffs. Miss Sadie Hendley,
former Arson county club girl and
now home agent here, has in mea-
sure met the situation by establish
ing a curb market in the Mays
Head Casino. This market is open
on Wednesday and Saturday morn
ing and each market day finds
line of patrons from cottages on the
beach. Miss Hendley very wisely
enlisted the support of Currituck
farm women and they drive down
with their cars loaded with pro-
duce from that county.
Dare county never had a farm
agent until G. w. Overman, former
ly assistant agent in BERTHE County,
was moved to Dare this summer.
Mr.. Overman has found however
that it is difficult job to get
adult farmers interested in the new
ieas he has to offer. For that
ideas he is getting with the
young folks. These youngsters have
made a start with chickens, truck,
pigs and corn. Many of them have
to help with the fishing but Over
man says the club allowed to suf-
fer.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-09-09

1.-THE Field of the Cloth of Gold"
was near Calais, France. Here
Henry VIII of England and Francis
I met to form an alliance but the
plan was never carried out.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-09-09

James Tranter of New York city
sells more than 100000 worth of
thoroughbred horses each year, but
has never owned one.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-09-09
Boone Is the Logical Shopping Center

old customers and anxious for opportunity to
show others that really offering mOneysaving
values like of which has not been experienced here
Boone is town and it is YOUR town. Whether or not
you have extensive shopping list and meet and
mingle with Let's old friendships and
make We will all profit thereby.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-09-09

for the entire Northwestern section Of North Carolina as
we'll as portion of Tennessee. In town of like pOpu
lation will shops of such elegance be found here and
the business men go their full lengths in providing the
kind of friendly service which should appeal to the
shoppers.
Come to see u.s. We want increased business from our
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-09-09

1T. Barnett
Belk-White Company
Boone Feed Store
Boone Motor Sales
Boone Drug Company
Carolina Pharmacy
City Meat Market
Harrison Chevrolet Co.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-09-09
Boone Merchants Association

The Memberships
Farmers Hardware &
Supply Co.
HI. &H. Oil Company
High Land Furniture Co.
MI HOller
JOhnsOn-Stuart Co.
Mullins & Clay
Oualls Furniture Co.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-09-09

During this period the leading merchants of the town
are featuring their Fall Openings with the lowest prices
offered in this city since the depression -Markdowns
will be in evidence throughout the shopping district and
many individual inducements will be offered the buying
public.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-09-09

The Bargain Days to embrace practically all lines of
retail merchandising, and most cordial invitation
often during the special sales period The
merchants going be hosts to the buying public this
time and the reduced prices in many instances will result
in monetary lOss the Bargain Days being instituted
strictly to further convince the people that -.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

Contribuy6 con SIS: Fran
cisco Candamio.
Contribuy6 con $500: Ell Do
RADIO Cafe.
Contribuyeron con $4.00:
I'm montanes de la IA Avenida
v I'm Gallego Tampeno.
Contribuy6 con $500: Girls
t6bal Chiveli
Contribuyeron con $500:
Carlos Miranda, Antonio L6-
peg, nevero, Cooperative 81
Recurso.
Contribuyeron con $1.OO:
Brick House Cafe, Cooperate
va La Commune, Ernesto's Ca
fe, Johnny Diaz, Michigan Ca
fe, Martinez Y Co.. Betsy Rose
Baking Co., Green House Ca
fe, Maxine Alvarez, Noises
Filling Station, Rubio's Drug
Store, Cafeter ia La Nacionas,
Tomas Alfonso Grocery, La
Palma Bakery, Belmont Shr.
Co., Tampa, Reliable Clean
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

Barcelona.-Espana es un
simbolo Y ell campo de batalla
de una guerra de classes e ideo-
logias. Democracia ,republica-
nismo, a~narquismo-estos son
los movimientos cuyos destinos
sc italian en- la estacada, en- to-
da la peninsula, en- menor o ma
yor grade.
Pero Espana es Ell pals por
excelencia del anarquismo y es-
ia guerra, que esta cambiando
la faz de la terra EN- muchos
mas aspectos que la genie pue-
de comprender, es, entire otras
cosas, un punto de partida en- ell
desarrollo hist6rico de 10 que a.
qui Y en- otras parties sucedera.
Una mayoria de los leales es-
pafoles Sc ha vuelto contra los
anarquistas y quieren dominar-
los Y nulificar su fuerza en- la
direction del gobierno y la con-
tinuaci6n de la guerra. Ell go
bierno de Negrin es la negaci6n
de 10 que los anarquistas bus
can.
Els democratico, moderadO,
cast burgues en- su polftica, aun-
que la fuerza dominante, o al
menos la mas resistente fuerza
de apoyo, es comunista.
El comunismo espanol es bur
CUES en- este momento, aunque
parezca parad6jico. Pero va ESQ
les otra cosa: Lo importante es
que los comunistas aquf desa-
rrollan una intensa propagan-
da contra los anarquistas, y los
an~arquistas, despues de haber
mantenido un tono bajo por al
gunos meses, estan ahora llevan
do a ellos ell combate. Ell desen-
volvimiento polftico de la Espa-
ma republicans puede ser expli-
cado en- los terminus de este
conflicto; aun hasta la guerra
civil puede depender de sus re-
sultados.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27
LOS GALLEGOS EN- LA LU-
CHA POR LA INDEPENDENT
CIA
(Viene de la 1a.)

(Viene de la 1a.)
menaje de emocion y de carl
no, Y les aseguramos que seran
vengados. Docenas de simples
soldados assemblies a conan
dantes, capitanes, tenientes,
delegados politicos Y comisa :
rios. Decenas de victorias OBJ
tenidas son Ell balance de un
ano de guerra y una demostra
ci6n del heroismo de los COM
batientes gallegos. Parece que
fue aver cuando, como comisa-
rio del Battalion gallego, salia
con ellos al combate, con POGO
a~rmamento, con deficiente or
ganizaci6n, pero animados to-
dos del deseo de luchar hasta
veneer, y ha pasado I'm ano Y
con la Ultima victoria obtenida
en- ell frente de la Sierra, dom
de ell Battalion gallego Sc ha
vuelto a cubrir de gloria. re-
cordamos los primeros dias de
nuestra lucha con mas fe que
nunca Y mas SECURES de nues-
ira victoria.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27
La Influenza y Ell future del anarquismo
zen la Guerra de Espana
Suceda 10 que suceda en- Espana nj e1 Comunismo
nj ell Fascismo perduraran en-
la Peninsula iberica
Los ~campesinos Sc oponen a que sus tierras
sean anarquizadas

racta sobre Ell individuo, como
eel anarquismo, mas que bien
una immersion de So individual
llismo en- ell Estado como los fas-
cistas 10 demandar, o en- una so
ciedad autoritaria como la que
predica ell comunismo. Existe
una profunda capa religiosa en-
SUI caracter. Este lie compete a
proyectar su personalidad CO.
mo una aguda' silueta contra la
blanca radiaci6n de su eterni :
dad.
No sc siente contento con 70
que Salvador Madariaga llama
las sendas del centric sobre las
cuales descansan las comunida-
des sociales Y polfticas. Ell a.
narquismo lie agarra en- ell extre
mo individualista de los dos po-
los, ego y universe, Y su respues
ia a la apelaci6n es instintiva.
Naturalmente que cuando llega
Ell tempo de dar realidad a los
objetivos anarquistas, es possible
que descubra, apesar de todas
las cosas, que la sociedad CRAWL
ia sobre su individualismo y que
no puede vivir en- ell vacio.
Para ser un anarquista, listed
debe Greer que los hombres son
esencialmente buenos. De aqui,
81 Sc trata de gobierno, que las
instituciones y los lfderes deben
ser malos. Librese ell hombre de
esas cosas Y sera libre, urge la
filosofla anarquista. Els I'm no.
BILE ideal, con un contenido mis-
tico y espiritual, mas adapta
bile al temperament espafol de
10 que ell comunismo parece ser.
Este es particularmente cierto
de los catalanes, los valencianos
Iy los andaluces.
La apelaci6n filos6fica del a.
narquismo al promedio de los es
panoles tiene por conductor ell
individualismo basico de SUI ca
racter. Ell espaiol no Sc funde
naturalmente en- una sociedad o
Estado. Su instinto es absorver,
no ser absorbido. Made puede
hacer un aut6mata de un espa :
mol. Por esa raz6n nj Ell autori-
tarismo comunista de Moscoa
nj Ell fascismo dictatorial de Ro-
ma y Berlin convienen a su ca
racter. Suceda 10 que suceda en-
Espana, ninguna de esas cosas
durara alli.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

La fuerza numerical de los a.
narquistas en- Espana varia Sc
gin la parte que opine. Los a
narquistas dicen que ellos tie
men 1000, 900 de miembros,
mientras sus oponentes Sc ME
gan a darle credito por csc nu-
nero y agregan que nj siquiera
tienen la amistad.
En- los primeros dfas de la re
beli6n varios e~xperimentos a.
narquistas Sc iniciaron en- las
provincias de Arag6n, Catalina
y Granada. La mayor parte tu-
vieron corta vida porque la ma
yoria de los campesinos Sc opo-
men a anarquizar sus comunida-
des y este di6 lugar a sangrien
tos encuentros. En- ciertos pue :
bios los experimentos Sc man :
tuvieron y ahora estan siendo
liquidados por Ell gobierno de
Negrin, cue desea mantener ell
control complete bajo las con-
diciones de guerra.
Uno de los esfuerzos de ma
yor exito Sc hizo en- Bujaraloz,
EN- Arag6n. Ali $4,000 campo
sinos colectivizaron 1900 hec-
tareas, de las cuales 5000 eran
de cultivo de trigo Y 1000 de
p%astoreo. Ell otono pasado tuvie
ron una cosecha de 2,150,0OO XII
los. FL dinero fue abolido v Ell
sobrante del trigo Sc us6 des
pues de una deduction para las
necesidades locales y una valo-
rizaci6n a los precios corrientes
en- Ell mercado.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

Esa era la base del grupo del
intercambio Y cada miembro de
la comunidad tenia una parte
igual. Billetes Sc dieron repre-
sentando ell valor y a cada per.
soma Sc lie concedi6 I'm cierto MI
Nero para alimentos, ropa, edu
caci6n, hygiene, etc., dejandose
constituida una reserva pruden
cial.
Cada familia tenia tarjetas
de raciones y Ell alimento Sc dis
tribuia cooperativaniente. Sc
cuidaba bien de los ancianos, in
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

1t isn't necessary to pay 500 or more to get quality ina
d~enifice. Listerine Tooth Paste, made by the makers
of kisterine, comes to you in a large tubs at Csc. Note
how it cleans, beauties and protects your teeth. More
over it saves you approximately 50 a year over SOC
dentihiees. Buy things ysu need with tina, saving
hanikerchisfs are merely a suggestion. Lambert Phar-
maeal Co.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27
viudas Y huerfanos.

VdlluOS, VluudS y uuC1 AaIloo'
Apreciado en- conjunto, ell sx-
perimento p~arecia funcienar
bien, pero Sc desarrollaron ro-
zamientos de toda clase. Fede-
rico Urales, uno de los vetera :
nos anarquistas, recientemente
public6 un articulo contra tales
comunidades. Asegura q. ningu-
no de los experimentos, va sean
agricolas o industriales, han te-
nido exito, solo di6 una prueba
de eficiencia en- Ell servicio dc
Transports.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

Sc ha dicho que cada espanol
es un arist6crata. Ciertamente
que es algo aparte del resto de
sus condolences en- ell mundo. Els
egocentrico, no social; practice,
no idealista.
Su respuesta es siempre a al
go que ejerce una Influenza di-
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

N. R.-Ira manana la segun-
da parte de este artfculo, escri-
to por ell notable periodista a.
mericano Herbert L. Matthews,
que simpatiza con la causa del
gobierno leal, y traducido en- es-
ia redacci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

Una escena de algo que elimin6 la llegada del
complete ~servicio electrico: I'm anna de casa ha-
ciendose la p~regunta de blonde encontrar aqua
caliente para lavar la losa." Ella tiene hoy toda
ell aqua caliente que neeesita sin trabajo nj
preocupaci6n Ell servicio electrico esta ahi para
responder a todas las llamadas, de dia o de no.
che, con solo hacer girar la llave de la pila.
listed solo tiene que ir en- busca de la pila en-
lugar de ir por un f6sforo.
TAMPA ELECTRIC CO.
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

E LISTA DE CONTRI-
BUYENTES PARA Ell CO.
MITE POPULAR E M
CRATICO DE SOCORRO A
ESPANA
La gaceta., 1937-08-27

ers, Jose CalApoamor, Jose Ju
ran, Jose Novio, Joaquin -Huer
ia, joaquin del Barrie, Tn So
cialista, EBenigno Rodriguez,
Rufino { Atro, GuilleraQ AL
varez, B hardo Tomas, Joa-
quin dg a Llama, Florentino
Gonzalcz, Luciano Gonzalez,
jose alegs. q
Contribuyeron con so centa
vos: Lozano Poultry, Mano Aiz-
pirU, Dionisio Gonzalez Barbef
Shop, Joe Aispiru, Testaseca
Bakery, F. PUG, Gerardo Fee
rro, Gonzalez Grocery, A. Cal
~tagirone, Felipe Rosetta, La
Cruz, Drug Store, Andres Por-
to, Benjamin Menendez.
Contribuy6 con 40 centavos:
La Crecherie Grocery.
Contribuyeron con Is centa :
vos: Manuel ARGOS, JESUS Men
DEE, Scaglione, Villita's Drug
Store, Miceli Grocery, Ell Cam
pamento Grocery, Alva Cafe,
Tony Labrrzzo Fish Market, Ell
Malec6n, Barberia de Maseda,
Manuel Mon Cafe, Maseda Ca
|fe, Jose C. Fernandez, Polo, Ca.
bal Grocery, PENN Cafe, Parai
so Grocery.
Contribuyeron con Is centa-
vos: Joe Telese, Victor Shoe
Shop.
The Washington times., 1937-11-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

YOUNG colored woman wants part-time or
Pl. n. W. Ask for Helen"
The Washington times., 1937-11-13

WoODRIDGE - BEAUTIFULLY FUR.
nished apt. in detached home; all modern
conveniences: rooms bath and garage:
private entrance. Adults only. 31OS South
Dakota Ave. N. E. Phone North 92O6.
The Washington times., 1937-11-13

DOUBLE QUICK SERVICE
WOOD
NOTWITHSTANDING

OAK WOOD For fireplaces. well
seasoned: kindlinE: rea.
sonable prices. Call after IL noon. CO. o270
The Washington times., 1937-11-13

UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE APT,
1-rm.. 2.bath. porch apt. (3 bedrma ,
Suitable for extensive entertaining. Rental.
80 month. Adams 1910,
The Washington times., 1937-11-13
RO-GAR. HOuSE

1901 21st St. N. W. nr. Dupont Circle
Under new management. Lovely single
and double rooms, switchboard. new din
ing room most reas. Whitman.
The Washington times., 1937-11-13

2ND ST. S. E., 433-Attractive Q or 8.
bedroom, twin beds; adults.
The Washington times., 1937-11-13

sTH ST. N. E.. 111S-Two.room ant,
heat. light. gas incl. $3.50 month.
10TH ST. N. E.. 317-Two rms, kitchen,
dinette shower bath, free elec. refriR.:
nicely furn.: $55. See ianitor.
The Washington times., 1937-11-13

Facing Franklin Park, Eye Street Of
14th; real downtown location: hotel serv.
ice; no lease. District 3232
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-22
TO.
OFFER DOLLAR.
DAY BARGAINS.
Emphasis Also Will Be
Placed on New Fall
Fashions

With a tinge of fall in the air,
Hendersonville's annual Dollar
Days on Friday and Saturday are
expected to prove a natural
from the standpoint of public re-
spouse.
Not only will prices be slashed
for the event, but large emphasis
will be placed on style as a fol-
low-up of fall openings advertis-
ed last week in The Times-News.
All over the nation people are
talking about the appealing new
fashion trends, and visitors to
Hendersonville stores Friday will
find displayed everything that is
new in both mems, women's and
children's wearing apparel in ad-
dition to smaller items of mer-
chandise priced at only $40.
Thursdays edition of The
Times-News will be devoted large
ly to Dollar Days advertising, set.
ting forth an attractive array OF
merchandise that wise shoppers
will want and need at this time.
Prospective visitors to the stores
are advised to use the edition as
a guide in planning their shop
ping in order that they may list
their needs and find them easily
and quickly in the different
stores.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-22
COSTON HEAD
OF RED CROSS
Local Unit Reorganizes;
Starts Plans for Annual
Roll Call

At a called session of the local
chapter of the American Red
Cross yesterday, Thos. H. Franks
resigned as county chairman and
J. c. Coston was elected as his
successor. A. w. Grower also re-
signed as treasurer and J. H. Rig
gan was elected to fill this office.
Mrs. Louise Semmes, special
field representative of the annual
roll cali division of the Red Cross,
was present and discussed the APP
preaching membership roll call.
Mr.. Franks, in rendering his
resignation, stated that he had
served for about five years and
very much to his inconvenience at
times because the busy roll call
period comes at about the same
time as the fall term of criminal
court. Mr.. Grower had served
for about three years as treasurer
and felt that some one else should
fill this position. i,
Mr.. Coston will soon appoint
the roll call chairman and set up
the organization for the roll call
before the annual district meeting
in Asheville on October 8. 'l
Mrs. Semmes said the member
ship quota for Henderson county
this year was 600, which was q
little higher than formerly. 80
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-22
Plan To Move First Air Mail AT
Hendersonville Port Air Mail Week
Expect to Celebrate Event as Part Of Observance Of
Forthcoming State Air Mail Week

Unless present plans are chang
ed, air mail service for Hender-
sonville will be from the Hender-
sonville airport, operated by Os-
car Meyer, Jr., and located two
miles south of the city on the
Spartanburg road. Postmaster
Ewbank is planning a celebration
at the field, when officials of the
town and county will meet the air
mail plane. For this reason, every
resident of the town and county
who can do so is urged to prepare
air mail for mailing on that day.
Plans to pick up air mail on
that day will start from Kitty
Hawk, where aviation was born
in this country when the Wright
brothers made their first flight. =.
Mr.. Ewbank is a member OF
the committee in charge Of the
celebration. Paul Younts, post,
master at Charlotte, is general
chairman of this committee, and
Wythe Peyton, postmaster at
Asheville, is president of the Post
masters association. lE 49, -
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-22

Hendersonville and Henderson
county business people and resi-
dents will be urged to cooperate
in North Carolina Air Mail week,
October IL to 16, Postmaster r..
w. Ewbank, a member of the
statewide committee, announced
today.
The purpose of the Air Mail
week is to bring the attention OF
people of North Carolina to the
advantages of using the air mail
facilities of the federal govern,
ment, and it is being sponsored
by the n. G. Association of Post
masters with the full co-opera-
ton Of Eastern Airlines and the
postoffice department.
Beautiful cachets are being pre-
pared for every town and city IN
the state with a landing field,
and every town in the state with
an airport will be given full one
day air mail service. On Octo-
Der IL Eastern Airlines planes
will make stops at all cities and
towns in the state with airports
and pick up air mail.