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Evening star., 1937-09-07
Miss Firo to Wed
Friday Afternoon

The wedding of Miss Marjorie Edith
Firo, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. N r.
N. Firo Of Washington, and Mr.. Ma
thaniel Everard. son of Mr.. and Mrs,
l.. c. Everard, will take place Friday
afternoon at o'clock in the Keller
Memorial Lutheran Church.
Evening star., 1937-09-07

Mrs. J. E. Corkhill of Hollywood,
Calf, is stopping at the Dodge and
IS accompanied by Miss Amanda l..
Oliver of Pasadena, Calf.
Evening star., 1937-09-07
Miss Marion Bonner Bride
OF Mr.. Newlyn Russell Smith.

OF INTEREST in Northern Virginia,
where the bridegroom is well
known, is the marriage of Miss Marion
Lillian Bonner, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Bonner of Philadelphia.
and Mr.. Newlyn Russell Smith, son of
DR.. and Mrs. j. Russell Smith of
Round Hill and Swarthmore, Pa,
took place in the Byberry Friends
Meeting House in Philadelphia Au-
gust %.
The simple ceremony of the Friends
was used and Dr.. j. Russell Smith read
the certificate.
The bride, who was unattended, wore
her grandmother's wedding dress of
soft net. She carried a bouquet of
roses and lilies of the valley. She is
graduate of Swarthmore College
The bridegroom was also unattended
The ushers were Mr.. j. Stewart Smith
OF Lincoln, Va, Mr.. Robert Atkinson
OF Wrightstown, Pa, Mr.. Harold Wal
ton Of Newton, Pa, and Mr.. Edwin x
Bonner of Byberry, Pa.
After the ceremony a luncheon
was served on the meeting house
lawn. The meeting house was ef-
iectvely decorated with clematis and
baskets of gladioli. An interesting
TACT In connection with the wedding is
that this was the first wedding In
take place in the meeting house in 1os
years, when the brides great-grand-
father was married.
After wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs
smith will make their home in Buffalo
N. Y, where Mr.. Smith is a professor
m the Buffalo University.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-30
Four Overcome by
Smoke But Fire
in Plant Checked

CANTON, ILL.,, June 30. (UP)
Fire destroyed three-story
building Of the International Har-
vestcr company plant yesterday,
with damage estimated at almost
5000, 900, and threatened for a
time to spread over the tan-block
area covered by the S3,OOO,OOO
factory.
1t was controlled shortly before
6 y. m. EDIT, after the roof of
the paint building, where IT
started, collapsed.
Four persons were injured or
overcome by smoke. willard GlSt,
9. was run over by Il fire engine,
Gcorgct Scwcll, company fireman.
was overcome by smoke. James
Daily, warehouse department
foreman, was burned and cut.
Richard Mcintyre, paint building
worker, was burned about the
arms.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-30

vidcd for the complete stcrillza-
ton of hopelessly insane indlvld'
ualS, habitual criminals, and 9TH
or Estate wards who might be-
come permanent charges
1.-TWO territories were combin'
cd to make the state of Oklaho'
ma. Oklahoma and Indian terri
tory. The Indian territory was
the home of the Five Civilized
Nations - ChcrokccS. Greeks,
Choctaws, ChickaSawS, and Semi
nolcs. The descendants Of these
tribes in 1886 numbered ~, 725,
holding 1851 800 acres of land
valued at cover 800 millions OF
dollars
Recreation in Oklahoma is pos
siblc only in the major cities
Some hunting is possible in the
southwestern part of the state,
and in other mountainous areas.
The most educational form of rec.
reation. the writer believes. would
be TO visit the homes of the vari-
Gus tribes of Indians i'm the state
thus helping the white people to
know our red skin brothers a lit
tie better. Later, the writer hopes
to write concerning the American
Indians in series of articles.
Our next journey takes us to
the far northwest of these United
States, along the banks of the Co
lumbia river, Oregon. What is the
state capital Of Oregon? Learn to
know your country.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-30
To WOnen:

If you suffer every month
you owe it to yourself TO take
note of Cardui and find out
whether it will benefit you.
Functional pains of men
situation have, in many, many
cases, been eased by Cardui.
And where malnutrition (poor
nourishment) had taken away
woman's strength, Cardui has
been found to increase the
appetite, improve digestion and In
hat way help TO build Up q natural
resistance to certain useless suffer.
ing. (Where Cardui fails 10 benefit
consult a physician0
Ask your druggist for Cardui -
pronounced "Card:u-~.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-30

Oklahoma is oil. Coal is also Il
ranking mineral resource in the
state. Other minerals found there
include: zinc, limestone, lead, salt,
glass sand, gypsum, granite, cop
per. asphalt, pottery clay, with
small quantities of gold and sill
yer found.
A total of 1851 establishments
of manufactures arc located in
Oklahoma which employ total
of 1929 wage carncrS. The prln-
cipal manufacturing industry Of
the state is petroleum refining.
Asa, flour and gi'ist milling, cot
ton ginning, manufacture of cot
ton seed oil and cake, fertilizer,
and lumber arc manufactured
there.
Oklahoma is entirely lacking in
water transportation. This, we be-
licvc, is the only state in our
country so handicapped in this
form of transportation facilities:
There are over 5000 miles of
steam railways and PIT miles Of
electric railways. The state
maintains 6275 miles Of highway,
of which 1928 miles are hard sur
faced"
Illitcracy in Oklahoma as a
whole is rs per cent. The native
whites has an iilitcracy percent
age Of II; the foreign born
whites rate So per cent: the ne
.grocS. 9.3 per cent. Education
for the primary grades Is free
and compulsory. Scparatc
schools are maintained for the ne
groes." Institutions of higher
learning number eight. Included
in this number is the University
of Oklahoma located at Norman,
and which offers free tuition to
students who are residents Of the
state.
The history of Oklahoma dates
back to the time Of the Spanish
explorations in what was later
held to be the Louisiana purchase:
The district, now the state OF
Oklahoma, became territory OF
these United States in 1890; and
later was admitted to the union
in 1907. The original capitol OF
Oklahoma was at Guthrie.
In 1888, oklahoma enacted a
drastic cugenics law. This pro-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-30
COUNTY COURT ACTS
ON FOUR CHARGES

The county recorders court
was in session on Monday and
the docket was as follows:
Merritt Ward, assault, was Civ
en- Il Today sentence which was
suspended on payment of costs.
Few Corn pleaded guilty to viO-
lating the prohibition law, and
judgment was suspended on pay
mcnt Of a fine of 500 and costs
and good behavior for two years.
Jessie l.. Hclrigcl, charged with
larceny, was bound to superior
court, and on charge of assault
the court on its own motion trans
fcrrcd the case to superior court.
No bond was required in either
case.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-30
TINY ROCKET
ship GOES 700
MILES HOURLY
100 Mile Altitude Set AS
Goal For Craft Now
Being Tested


ROSWELL. y. H., June 30
(UP)-While visionary plans for
sub-stratosphcrc flights of giant
passenger planes pile up, a quiet,
genial professor of physics pro-
ceedS with precision and patience
at a ranch laboratory near here
on the mechanical problems CON
fronting the successful operation
of rocket ships.
For five years, Dr. Robert H..
Goddard, member of the faculty
ut Worcester PolyteChnical instl-
tutc at Worcester. Mass. has
struggled for the mastery of an
arrow-likc metal rocket plane
which nc hopes to send to the
unhcard of height Of 100 miles
or more. His activities and expert
mcntS toward that end extend
over approximately 20 years, the
last five of which have been spent
near Roswell. where he found at
mospheric and climatic conditions
ideal.
DR.. Goddard has worked metlc-
ulously. carrying out test after
test of his rocket ship with sand
ballast and dummy instruments.
Not until he is definitely con-
WINGED nc has reached perfection
will nc attempt flight with
human cargo and expensive IN
StrumentS for testing atmospheric
conditions i'm the Strato&Phcrc,
SECRET ALLOY USED
The ship. a bubble weighing on
IN so hounds. was constructed of
a secret alloy of metals obtained
after many tests. The Streamllned
affair has been proved capable of
withstanding sudden changes in
temperature and the kick" of the
powerful fuel which drives 1T at
incredible speeds.
The scientist is spending his
time at present in efforts to re-
ducc the weight Of the already
fCathcry tube and it's equipment
proportionatcly tO increase speed
and possible distance of flights.
Recently nc completed tests of
fuel To his satisfaction. The mix
turc of gasoline and liquid oxy-
gen. which Dr. Goddard believes
perfect for rocket power. drove
the ship to height of $500 feet
ut a rate of 700 miles an hour
in test flight.
SPEED IS TERRIFIC
"To even comprehend that ire
mendous speed" DR.. Goddard
said, zone should occupy the pill
box observation pit during the
launching of test flight.
when the mass of flame
spoutS from the base of the rock
ct, and the ship roarS upward al
most faster than the eye can fol-
low, one wonders that such power
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-30

can be lcashcd to do mans bid
ding"
The firing tower is between Is
and 100 feet high. located in the
center of an eXpanSc of range
land, some 20 miles from here.
The base laboratory is four miles
from Roswell.
Sterilization for these straight.
up" flights is obtained by a small
gyroScope, placed near the rear
of the rocket to control four fins,
operated similar to those of pres
ent day lighter-than-air craft.
TEST FLIGHT REVIEWED
DR.. Goddard described an early
test flight made before the gyro-
scope was perfected:
"Thc rocket took off at terrific
speed. turned in midair, headed
earthward in curving line, and
swept i'm an arc close to the OBJ
servers who were shooting the
flight with small movie camera.
AT last the ship settled to
earth short distance from where
we were standing. Even then my
assistants approached warily, lest
it might be playing pOssum."
One of the most interested per-
sons in DR.. Goddard'S work is Col,
Charles A. Lindbergh, a member
of the Daniel Guggenhcim foun-
dation board, sponsors of the
project.
Colonel and Mrs. lindbcrgh
have visited Roswell twice to con-
fer with the scientist and sec Il
flight of the rocket ship.
NO INSTRUMENTS USED
Flight tests, to date, have been
confined to using weights equal to
the weights of the delicate instru-
mentS.
"The expense prohibits us risk
ing real instruments until we have
conclusive proof that the flight
will be successful" DR.. Goddard
said.
Goddard and mis- associates arc
too involved with the problems
confronting them to hazard any
estimate of when the first real
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-30

flight of the rocket craft will take
place.
"Somcday, wei find that we've
solved the major problems and
it's just question of fitting them
into workable ORDER Goddard
predicted.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-30
u. S. FILES DEEDS

ROCKINGHAM, June 30. (UP)
The federal government has FL
cd deeds at the courthouse here
on two small tracts of land pur-
chased i'm Beaver Dam township
for the Sandhill rcscttlcmcnt pro-
icctS,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-30
PROTECTION NEEDS

GREENVILLE, June 30. (UP)
State Fire Marshall Sherwood
Brookwcll declared in a speech
here that there should be one paid
fireman for each 1000 persons in
towns with a population exceeding
5000 and one foot of hose for
each two persons in any town.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-30
FIND MANY DEFECTS

WINSTON-SALEM, June 30.
(UP)-Onc or more physical de-
fects were found among 1877 Of
5l3 children examined in local
schools this spring, DR.. }. p.
Davis, school physician, has an
nOunccd.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-30
HONOR CLASSMATE

ROANOKE RAPIDS, June 80,
The 1887 senior class of the Roa-
nokc Rapids High school has pre-
scented a plaque TO be placed in
the school library hon0ring the
late Joe Brown, claSSmatc and
star athlete.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-30
ON ZANUCK'S STAFF

ASHEVILLE, June 30. up
Dan Michalove, Asheville, has
Joined the production staff OF
Daryl F. Zanuck at Berry Hills,
California, it has been reported
here.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-30
TRAFFIC DUTIES STRENUOUS

ST. LUUIS, MO. WI = T"H' To
Policeman Thomas A. Wcingart, a
veteran of Is years service, holds
that "A traffic officer has no need
to attend gymnastic classes. Since
entering the traffic department IS
collar size has increased from D
to l6h with gaining apprcciably
i'm weight.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-30
FINE REVENUE LARGE

WINSTON-SALEM, June 30.
(UP)-Forsythc county superior
court clerk has assessed upwards
Of 100000 in fees and from other
revcnuc-producing sources during
the past II months.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-30

During extreme dry spells. "a
part of the Withlacoochee river,
about six miles northwest of Val
dosta, Ga, runs upstream.
The Washington times., 1937-02-24
Ito be continued

Copyright by Crsula Parrott
Distributed by King Features, Inc.)
The Washington times., 1937-02-24
Dent'' - T,UO Sisters iu WiAs Same Man
Denise Could Have Had
All the Luxur1es That
Riches Can Buy
By URSULA PARRoTT
CHAPTER /.

The sun moving fast down the sky shed clear light with
warmth still in it. over the park where the leaves trans
lucent gold apricot and ashes of over the pathways
where beaed nuremads hurried their reluctant charges home
ward the lawns where the first fallen leaves were bril-
liant against the autumn-faded grass.
That last sunlight lay warmly their shoulders
where they sat- shoulders just touching but not regarding
each other any more not talking any more.
La gaceta., 1937-03-18

Pide una investigation de la protesta hecha por
Espana ell vizconde Cecil de Chelwood

bierno obtuvo un nuevo 6xito en-
ell sector del Jarama'.
"Pravda", en- primera plana,
relata las operaciones del frente
de Guadalajara con este titulo:
Elective golpe a la fuerza expe-
dicionaria italo-germana.
Comunican al gobierno desde
Ginebra que ell vizconde Cecil de
Chelwood demanda de la Socie-
dad de Naciones que Immediate
mente investigue la e~xactitud
de la grave acusaci6n" hecha
por ell gobierno espanol de 'fque
su territorio ha sido invadido
por Italia y otras tropas extran-
jeras". FL vizconde preside ell
consejo general de la Campaia
International de Paz, que cele-
bra reuniones en- ell Palacio Will
son.
La gaceta., 1937-03-18
NOMBRADO Ell PRESIDEN-
TIE DE LA JUNTA DE CON-
CILIACION CREADA POR
Ell G0BERNADOR MURPHY

Detroit, Mario 18.-La jun
Ia de conciliaci6n creada por ell
gobernador Murphy eligi6 hoy
preisidente al padre Frederick
Seidenburg, un jesuita decano
de la Universidad de Detroit, e
Embellishments ofreci6 sus bue
nos oficios a los obreros y pa :
tronos de la industrial del auto
m6vil.
Tiene la junta caracter de or
ganizaci6n voluntaria, pero
cuenta con ell apoyo del goberna
dor Murphy, que ha selecciona-
do para integrarla a obreros, pa
tronos y otros elementos.
Los huelguistas pasaron la no
che en- las fabricas que tienen
en- su poder, sin que Sc hiciera
esfuerzo alguno para desalojar-
los.
Por no respetar la orden del
juez Campbell los trabajadores
han incurSdo va en- una multa
de $40, 00O,0 900.
La gaceta., 1937-03-18
IA FEDERACION AMERICA
MA DEL TRABAJO Sc OPO-
NE AL AUMENTO DE
PRECIOS

Washington, Mario 18.--La
Federation Americana del Ira
bajo declare aver que para la
industrial s~ignificara otra de :
preston Ell aumentar los jorna-
les y al mismo tempo aumen-
tar los precios.
"Hl trabajador organizado
sc opone a Ia norma de la i'm
dustria de elevar los precios
cuando aumenta los jornales,
de modo que Ell consumidor su-
fra las consecuencias. "Peligro
cas- se6ales de depression flotan
va en- oil ambiente. La industrial
aument6 sus ganancias y divi-
dendos con ell mejoramiento de
las condolences y, sin embargo,
q los aumen.o de salaries a
compaha aumsntos EN- los pre-
clos"
"FuS esa norma la que pro-
dujo 81 derru1nbe econ6mico
de 1929. Los grandes dividen-
doe producer la especulaci6n y
Ia banearrota en- tkrmino I'll
sals~
La gaceta., 1937-03-18

I'm estudiante de la Univer-
sidad de Florida, un joven de
10 amos, ha sido condenado a
cinco amos de preside porque
robaga ell dinero depositado por
"tontos" y "vivos" en- las maqui
mas de jugar, conocidas tambien
por "ladroneras."
va que ell presidente, nuestro
querido Presldente, record6 la
divisa irlandesa arriba mencio-
NADIA, recordemos nosotros un
refrain espanol: Quien roba a O.
tro ladr6n.-.- 'debiera tener
Glen amos de perd6n".
No pedimos IN premio para
los que rompen puertas y roban
10 que no les pertenece; pero en-
ell case de las ''maquinitas" pu-
diera reconocerse la eximente a
que refiere ell refran.
Cinco amos por robar a I'm la
dr6n, por quitarle 10 que ha ro-
bado, son muchos amos, aun en-
este pals de las sentencias de 20,
40, so y 80 aios,-.-y de los in
dultos faciles.
La gaceta., 1937-03-18

Una mujer agredi6 al condo
de Chambrun Y lie hiri6. iUn
Iconde ~diplomatico!
La mujer lie habfa confiado al
gunos secretillos y ell condo los
revel6, hacienda que la mujer
perdiera ell amor de I'm hombre
que, segdn ella, verdaderamente
la amaba.
Ell d~ipiomatico revel6 zen Sc
creto" 10 que la mujer lie dijera
y ell ofendido lie retro su con
fianza a la DANA.
Desgraciadamente ell mundo
esta lleno de nombres y mujeres
lenguaraces, que alardean de 10
que no debieran alardear y d.
cen 10 que no debieran decir.
mo ha dido listed las con-
versaciones en- los cafes v clubs
sobre las conquistas amorosas
de algrnos "don Juanes"?
Los tenorios de moderno Gu
no dicen los nombres de las wen
cidas", los lugares donde resi- :
den, las classes de medals que u
san, los polvos que utilizan para
la cara, los perfumes
Y 70 conseguf de ella que. y
yo la lleve junto al mar. y
yo.--
Y 10 peor de todos es que a las
"dominadas por su gusto' les
han ofrecido en- 'tono susurran
te': Nadie sabra NADIA, nadie sa
bra nada.-
-Juramelo, juramelo.--
TIE 10 juro por mi madre....
; Sc olvida despues a la "ena :
morada', a la madre Y la lengua
explica, extiende, agrande......
Creemos que un jurado fran
ces absolvera a la que dispara-
ra sobre Chambrum.
La gaceta., 1937-03-18

Madrid, Mario 18.-Las tro-
pas del gobierno de la Rep1bli-
ca hicieron explotar hoy una mi
ma debajo del Hospital Clinico,
en- la Ciudad Universitaria, pre-
~cipitando un furioso combate y
bombardeo.
Grandes proyectiles de la ar
tillerfa facciosa siguen cayendo
en- ell centre de Madrid.
Una nota Official dice que los
milicianos han ganado terreno
en- ell sector de la Ciudad Univer
sitaria, como resultado de la ex
plosi6n de la nina.
Nuevos avances han hecho las
tropas leales en- ell frente de
Guadalajara, consolidando sus
posiciones y hacienda muy diff
ell una nueva ofensiva de los in
surgentes.
Varios proyectiles de la arti-
llerfa facciosa de grueso calibre
cayeron hoy en- la Gran Via.
La gaceta., 1937-03-18

Warm Springs, Ga, mario
18.--El presidente Roosevelt en-
un mensaje especial redactado
con motive del dfa de San Pa
tricio, recomienda a los ameri-
canos, en- la vida p1blica y en-
la privada, que adopten la vie
ia divisa irlandesa de: mo pa
ra ~nosotros, sine para los o.
tros'.
La adopfi6n de esa divisa Sc
ria ell mejor remedio para COM
batir ell egoismo en- los Estados
Unidos, A juicio del jefe del es-
tado ell egoismo es a~ctualmente
ell mayor peligro para la Rep1-
blica.
Habl6 ell presidente por tele-
fono, desde Georgia al banque-
tie de la sociedad Caritativa IT.
landesa verificado en- Boston.
mo para nosotros, sino para
los otros. Esta divisa debiera
servirnos de inspiration, no pa
ra ell prop6sito de carload soda
mente, sino como glia en- 81 SER
vicio pGblico y privado".
La gaceta., 1937-03-18
Ell NUEVO CANAL QUE
UNE Ell CON
Ell GOLFO DE MEXICO
@ NEws.wEEK

Fort Myers, Mario 18.-MaS
de 200 yachts Representative 9
las ciudades de la costa oeste dc
la Florida vendran desde Stuart
a esta ciudad, ell pr6ximo lunes,
abriendo asi ell nuevo canal que
une Ell Atlantico con ell Golfo de
MEXICO, a traves del corazon de
los Everglades.
Aparte de facilitar a los due
nos de los yachts una nueva a.
ventura eel canal significa la ter
minaci6n del dltimo eslab6n del
proyecto de drenaje de $4,000
900 para Ell control de las aguas
del Lago Okechobee. Las en-
barcaciones de placer, de POGO
Y las barcas tienen aho
"a un nuevo Y SECURE canine pa
ra ir desde ell Atlantico al Col
TO, sin tener que dar la vuelta al
rededor de Cabo Sable.
Tiene ell canal una longitud
de $50 millas en- ell rio Santa
Lucia, a traves del lago Okee-
chobee Y despues Ell rio Caloosa-
hatchee hasta ell Golfo.
Los Yachts pasaran una no
che en- Clepiston y seguiran
mas tarde hasta Fort Myers,
donde las fiestas duraran dos
dfas.
La gaceta., 1937-03-18

Sc refiri6 a la description
que ell alcalde La Guardia hicie-
ra de Hitler y dijo que 10 habia
hecho EN- terminus exactos.
Los per6dicos alemanes con-
tin1an lanzando groseros insul-
tos v .amenazas contra este pals,
Amenazan los nazis, sin decir
10 que haran, como queriendo
impedir que ell pueblo america
no exprese 10 que siente de los
rufianes, pi~stoleros y asesinos
fascistas.
La invasion de Espafia fue
planeada en- Berlin y Roma, con
la cooperation de Portugal.
La gaceta., 1937-03-18

La Federation Americana de.
Trabajo protesta de q. la indus
tria, que ahora obtiene crecidos
dividendos Y ha salido de la rui'
ma, apareje la subida de los sa-
larios con ell aumento en- los pre-.
clos de los articulos n~ecesarios
para la vida.
Els una protesta logica y hu
mana, pensando en- los otros, nc
en- los pocos satisfechos que ha-
blan de Cristo v jamas lie han
comprendido.
Use beneficial algo ell trabaja
dor, ell hombre humilde, con que
lie SUDAN los jornales Y acto Sc
guido, como ha venido sucedien
do, le aumenten los precios de
los articulos de primera necesi-
dad?
LIE dan con una mano 10 que
le quitan con la otra.
LIE engafan; lie tratan como a
I'm ser inferior, incapaz de com
prender La hurla.
Dos d6lares mas lie ponen en-
Ell sobre y luego Sc los quitan EN-
la bodega, etc.
Salvadora es la divisa reco-
mendada por ell presidente Roc
sevelt: mo para .nosotros, sine
para los otros."