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NOTE: Other properties In this estate
viii be. sold ia the near future. Notice win
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

RMS. BATH. AMI, H.-W H. $50. 1893
10Th st. n. Arlington Va. K. M. LIVING
STON. 923 18th st. NV. District 0700.
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HOME. l2 RMS,
ami: acres in grounds: 3 baths; neal
Mclean, Va: sos. D. S. MACKALIA Wood
ward Bldg. National s736.
4.ROOM AND BATH APT, H.-W.H. FUR
pished. $3.50; 6-room house. modern,
h.-w.h.. 8 acres. S45: 5-room house. mod
room house. modern b. w h., near bus, SIS.
NEWMAN, Clarendon 467.
GROOM, BATH. AMI. UNFURN. BUN.
S Adsl:.. SHs sfsSel ses asHs min ae waia III
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Bankruptcy Sale of
Valuable Unimproved
Building Lots

SEVEN LOTS NORTHEAST CORNER
THIRD STREET AND TODD PLACE
NORTHEAST,
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
INTERNATIONAL. black. unlettered. panel
delivery. s months old: private owner: zone
cut of business: heavy-duty tires. Cost
$3.50: sacrifice S4a5. Atl. 4O47. Terms.
FORD 1888 stake truck; dual wheels.
Sacrifice S400 cash. Can be seen at
Hilltop Service Station. 1882 Wis. ave. II
interested cali Mr.. Stan. Wise. 2575 after
$40 pm.
FORD 1886 panel delivery truck: one owner
since new: motor in excellent condition: no
cash needed. Phone Decatur $40. 34l7
18th st. ne.
FORD 1929 is-ton express, in good con-
dition; $40. Georgia 1900.
CHEVROLET 1884 hydraulic dump; cost
S1,150 new; your opportunity at only S425
Chevrolet 1892 panel delivery. reduced
from S235 to Sl65. Chevrolet 1895 151 in
dual chassis and cab: driven only 5000
miles heavy-duty 1O-ply tires; save: 5000
Also 1892 G. M c. stake S225. Addison
Chevrolet. Inc. 1897 Irving st. NV.
TRUCK BARGAINS.
FORD stake. model A-----S165.0 90
CHEVROLET 1882 stake body and
DIAMoNp T. long vheel0.se. cox as'oo Nv
FORD 1888 light delivery $225. 90
DODGE 1888 light delivery.
RoBT. HERsoN AUTO EXCHANGE. INC,
70 Fla. Ave. NE North 1O40S. Sc
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SMALL GROCERY STORE. ONE-ROOM
APARTMENT. 1912 Nichols ave. sc. Lincoln
44ES-W 1as
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FORD 1898 de luxe Tudor sedan with
largest .runk. radio and heater: one owner
since new. Capital Traction ofncer; 1859.
1921 Conn Cleveland S4O1.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY,

so ACRES FRONTING ON .CHESArEAKE
Bay, with $500 feet Of wide sand beach,
on State road; $4,000, terms. w. @:
WILLIAMS, Metropolitan Bank Building.
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and heater; S545. Duke e. Otev Motor
Co. Dodge and Plymouth dealers. 1865
st. ne. and 31S-320 H st. ne.
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ja7,14,21.2s.aO 30. O.fe1,23.4.5,s.s.a "
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PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door sedan, de luxe
model; gun-metal gray finish. floating
power. all-steel body. safety glass: hy-
draulic brakes fine car that will give
driving: S475; l. p. Steuart. Inc. 1925
14th NV Decatur dSOO
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DODGE 1889 coupe; S345 Duke 6 Otey
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DODGE 1897 trunk sedan Sl25 down:
demonstrator: cannot be told from brand
new car: factory warranty. Trade your car.
Wisconsin 1859
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PLYMOUTH 1929 sport roadster. Here is
reliable transportation for thousands OF
miles Tor only 500. Good top. tires. motor
week. Owens Motor CO. 63o3 Ga ave
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CHRYsLER 1894 sedan; S4a5. Duke &
Otey Motor Co.. Dodge and Plymouth
dealers, 1865 H st. ne. and 3lS-32O H
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DODGE 1898 :4-door touring sedan; LARGE
built in trunk. all steel body, floating
power. safety glass hydraulic brakes ano
many other fne DODGE" features S495.
I. p. Steuart. Inc. 1928 l4th st. NV.
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CHEVROLET 1933 master sedan. A real
beauty. Clean interior. fine tires. excel
lent finish: quiet. powerful motor HON.
estly Priced at $500. Pay only SIS down,
monthly payments TO suit you. Free driv-
ing lessons. Any demonstration you want.
Buy here. get better car and save money
Owens Motor Co. 6323 Georgia ave
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sf4S Sso'Rs ss Xs., ssSs ass s0n
IA SSs,is7|i. Sri sfss sss ss'S T. Nc k:ini:I va
BUCK 1895 de luxe 4:door sedan with
sEss At Fssdsns ;p;s4 IKE ns~
nst saa phoSs seu Me- slsi roy dsdasss
BUICK 1888 de luxe sedan; factory nnish
as e.sn n:x msn sen fub6er
:5 :Rd j:Ss .sSs; sss isIsss
.Pss 5ss ns ksEan. Rsssss sss ossn .Ssslns sss
CHEVROLET 1884 de luxe 4-door sedan
.th ns. new s"asa ssst eonH
Cleveland s401.
CHEVROLET 1885 sedan t2-doorl; dark
green; in best Of mechanical condition; s
Stanley II. Horner. Inc. 1929 14th NV,
Natl Natl s47a. and I'LL 14th st. NV. Natl
a, ca,EyRoIET 1924 master sedan; avr.a TINS Is Is
careful driver and car shows evidence OF
the wonderful care. 1t has had. Quiet,
eies motG spot
est free Sr ss45 0a Whas aW others @
CudIkc. fOI Oeet cars ~ DcSt pTlCeo. yOu
must come to Washington's finest used
car display-brilliantly lighted until 10
p.m. Owens Motor Co.. 1923 Ga. ave.
CHEVROLET 1885 coach. standard; new
car appearance, performance and relia-
bility are all combined in this fine car;
fully equipped. Before buying any car
you are urged to see this one. Will make
any demonstrations you sussest. Honestly
Priced at 1855. Pay only 500 down and
we will arrange liberal. economical terms.
For finest. cleanest cars you must come
to Washinston's finest used car display.
Brilliantly lighted until 10 pm. Owens
Motor Co. 1923 Ga. ave.
CHEVROLET 1896 master de luxe 2-door
touring sedan: trunk. etc: beautiful green
flnish. Must sell. S465. Columbia 2O75.
CHEVROLET 1885 master town sedan:
low mileage. built-in trunk; new-car ap-
pearance. performance and reliability
Honestly Priced at s545 This car has
Fisher body. Fisher .no-draft ventilation
knee-action wheels: Al throughout Pay
only $3.50 down: monthly payments will be
arranged to suit you. Free driving lessons
II desired. For best buys in best used cars
used-car display Brilliantly lighted until
10 pm. Owens Motor Co. 6323 Ga. ave.
CHEVROLET 1899 master sedan. A real
hao it1fa rin an
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FORD 1895 de luxe Fordor touring sedan
out q scratch interior clean as new: about
1000 miles and not to be DISTINGUISHED
from showroom car. Big allowance for
down payment: new-car terms and guar
tee. Triangle Ford Dealers No. N. Y.
n Nafinnal 1850
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OFFICE SPACE FOR EVENING USE
attorney: best references furnished.
dress Box 392-W. Star office.
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FORD 1885 Tudor sedan; original black
cellent mechanical condition: excellent
tires. Trade your 1881 Ford. Chevrolet or
Plymouth as full down payment: easy terms
on the balance. including our Famous Blue
Ribbon Guarantee and 30 days free serv-
ice. Triangle Ford Dealers, 18th and r. l.
ave ne National 2QR6
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FUTURE.

NOTE: Other properties in this estate
will be sold in the near future. Notice will
be mailed upon request
de24. %. % 30. 81 1-ja2 a. 5.6.7
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FORD 1894 cabriolet: smart any-weather
convertible in black and red trim and
stery dual horns and tail-lamps; safety
glass. smooth. quiet motor: excellent top
and tires. Priced very low. with small down
Famous Blue Ribbon Guarantee and 80
days free service Triangle Ford Dealers,
No. 2 N. Y. ave. NV. National 1882. Open
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FORD 1888 Tudor sedan. To buy the best
cars at the best price. you must come to
Washington's finest used car display. Check
this car against any in Washington, Mary
land or Virginia. Check our Honest Price
of S345 against what other dealers charge,
and YOU might as well check our finance
charges against what others charge. Do
better car and save at least $40. Our
display is brilliantly lighted until 10 pm.
Owens Motor CO. 63o3 Ga ave
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

WANT LOTS OR SMALL ACREAGE SUIT
able for building; D. c. preferred. w M.
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FORD 1884 de luxe 4-door sedan S245;
paint. tenders motor like new; sacrifice.
3rd and K sts. NV. service station. o.
FORD 1884 de luxe Tudor sedan; driven
since new by Navy Dept executive; mar.
velous value. 1895. 1921 Conn. Clev. s4O1
FORD 1893 de luxe Fordor sedan: driven
by Internal Revenue lawyer. S23a; real
value. 1921 Conn. Cleveland S401.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-01
MISS COLEMAN
HURTIN WRECK
High School Instructor
Badly Injured on Way
to Grid Game

Miss Marjorie Coleman Of Foun-
tain Inn, s. c., and instructor in
the business department of the
HcuderSonville high school. was
badly injured in an automobile
accident on the road between
Greenvillc and Clemson on Satur-
day afternoon. according to in
formation received here.
Miss Coleman was riding with
friends and was en- route to Glenn
son for the ClemSon-Wakc Forest
football game. Details of the ac-
cidcnt were not learned, but the
car in which she was riding was
hit by another at the point where
she was sitting.
She suffered cuts and bruises
and a fractured pelvic bone, and
was taken to a GrecnviIlc hospital.
Her injuries are expected to keep
her from her duties for possibly
six weeks or two months.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-01
$40 Ross Ransom
Bill Turns Up AT
Chicago Hotel

CHICAGO. Nov. 1. (UP)-Thc
owner Of a South Side hotel yes
terday turned over to Omen an
other Of the $40 bills which Mrs.
Charles S. Ross paid to the kid
napers Of her husband in a vain
hope for his release.
T. J. Cook told the agents be
received the bill from a guest in
payment Of his Hyde Park Arms
hotel bill.
Name Of the guest was not dis
closed.
Nearly three weeks ago Mrs.
Ross paid $50, 1000 in $50, $40 and
SIS bills to persons she believed
were the abductors Of her wealthy
husband. A week went by and
Ross did not appear and on Oct.
II his wife made her last public
appeal to the kidnapers to set him
free.
Payment of the ransom was not
disclosed officially until Oct. 10
when it was announced by J. Ed
gar Hoover, chief Of the federal
agents.
Several Of the bills since have
appeared. One was found in the
Blue Island manufacturing dis
trict. another appeared in East
Chicago and at least one was
found in a State Street depart
ment store.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-01
ECONOMY DRUG
Store BOUGHT
DR.. Whitley and L. G. Sum-
ner New Owners of Main
Street Business

Sale Of the Economy Drug
store 20 DR.. J. r. Whitley, Lowell
G.. Sumner and DR.. +. W. Sum
ucr was announced today. The
sale was made by DR.. {. +. Cline,
who has operated the concern for
about a year.
DR.. Whitley announced there
would be no changes i'm the poll
cicS of the concern. The transfer
of the property was effective this
afternoon.
DIR. Whitley is Il native of east
crn North Carolina. He came here
almost two years ago from Mars
Hill and was formerly connected
with Freeze Drug company.
Lowell Sumner and Dr.. SUM-
ner came 10 this county about five
years ago from Indiana and have
since made their home i'm the
Mills River section. Young Mr..
Sumner was formerly connected
with Freeze Drug company, and
will be active in the Economy con-
Germ.
DR.. Cline said this afternoon
that he had made on plans for
the immediate future.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-01
VICE-ADMIRAL APOLOGIES
But LEATHERNECKS CLAIM
INCIDENT IS NOT YET CLOSED
Rice Ship, Unloading in Settlement Ordered Back to
Japanese Controlled Waters; Fails to Return;
Marines Dissatisfied

SHANGHAI Nov. l. (UP)-Japanese today invaded
the sector of the International Settlement patroed by
u S. marines and though Japan's Admiral Hasegawa
apoogzed marines declared the incident is not closed
The invasion took place when Chinese junk was I'M
loading the settlement side of Soochow creek. The
creek TANNED with sampans japanese crossed from
side to the other reached the Junk and ordered 1t TO
return to the other side which the Japanese held. The
Junk obeying orders, and the cargo was con-
scated After japanese apology the junk not re-
turned and that is the basis for the marines saying that
the incident is not closed.
Meantime, japanese today made good one objective in
crossing Soochow creek the western settlement fringe
to the south side where the Chinese concentrated
Heavy fighting ragged there Japanese observation bal
loon directed the bombardment.
japanese expected to try to reinforce the south side
troops under the cover of darkness tonight.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-01
SAM 4. TURNER
Laid TO REST
In III Health for Months,
But Death Came Sud-
denly Saturday

Funeral services for Samuel A..
Turner. 10, who died suddenly
Saturday afternoon as Il result of
a heart attack, were held this
morning at II O'Clock at Calvary
Baptist church, and burial follow
cd in Oakdalc cemetery.
Mr.. Turner had been in i'll
health for some months. but death
came suddenly at his blacksmith
shop on King street.
The services this morning were
conducted by the Rev. George T.
Pennell. NephewS served as pail
bearers.
Mr.. Turner was a native Of
Landrum. s. c., but had made his
home here for a number Of years.
He is survived by his widow and
several brothers and sister. iIc
was a member of the Woodmcn
Of the World and Junior Order
of United American Mechanics.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-01
MEN HAD S MINUTES
TO QUIT FREIGHTER

PARAFRUGELL, Spain, Nov.
l.-(UP)-Captaiu Thomas Ever
sett. Welsh master of the British
frcightcr Jean Wcems that was
bombed and sunk by a pirate
airplane off the Catalan coast
Saturday, said last night that the
planes wings bore skull and cross
bones insignia. Another member
Of the crew said the plane was 4
modern Italian" bomber.
EvcrSctt said two control agents
of the London uon-interventiOn
committee who were aboard the
freightcr and took 10 life boats
with the crew refused 70 iden-
tify the bomber although every
one saw the white and black skull
and cvoSs-boncs painted under the
wings"
The bomber, the captain said,
gave the crew of the freightcr on
~ five minutes to clear ship and
then bombed and machinc-gunncd
the decks as the sailors lcapCd in
10 two lifcboatS.
The crew UOwed seven hours
before reaching this little Catalan
fishing village a few miles from
the French frontier on the Med
itcrranean.
The Swedish and Latvian non
intervention agents, Gustav Che
som and Arnold Cliff. assured the
United Press that the Jean WcemS
carried legal cargo-3.OOO tons.
including seven large U. S. army
lorries filled with sacks Of grain.
Second Engineer John Bam-
borough insisted that the plane
was a modern Italian bi-motor."
The Jean WecmS, built in
Cleveland, o., and operated in
the West Indies trade by the A..
II. Bull Steamship company Of
Baltimore until last July when
she was sold to a London COM
pany, had the red, white and blue
colors of nOn-intervCntion control
painted on her sides.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-01
Possession
work BEGINS
AT CAPITAL
Two Hearings on Bills to
Start: President Due
Back Soon
EARLY ACTION LOOMS
AS TO FARM BILL

WASHINGTON. Nov. /. CUP)
Procession congressional activity
will begin in earnest this week
with two house committees schcd-
ulcd TO start hearings and Presi-
dent Roosevelt due back after
Tuesdays New York elections.
The New Deals permanent farm
program, No. ! reason for calling
the national legislature back to
work six weeks early, were begin
nings to take shape today when
Chairman Marvin Jones, D., Tex,
of the house agriculture commit
tee produced a tentative bill in
skeleton form expected To revive
processing taxes 10 finance the
farm aid program.
Next Thursday a house ways
and means subcommittee under
Rep. Fred NJ. Vinson, d., KY, will
begin consideration Of a program
for comprehensive revision Of the
federal tax structure.
The tax bill is designed for the
regular session, beginning Jan. 3,
rather than the special session,
but the two sessions are likely to
merge into one another. Because
they will be the second and third
sessions Of the same congress,
with no general election interview
ing, they will be able to pick up
the legislative routine at the point
where it was dropped last August
2S. Leaders hope that by begin
ming work early congress can quit
early next year and get down 10
campaigning.
Jones is faced with rcconciling
the differences among farm organ
izations in two weeks so that the
farm bill will be ready soon after
the gavel falls. If general agree
ment can be worked out, it will
be no job at all to enact the meas
ure.
House leaders predict that the
bill could be adopted by the lower
chamber within two weeks and
senate members of the agriculture
committee have predicted equally
speedy action at their end of the
Continued on page three.)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-01
ENLARGED PUBLIC HEALTH
PROGRAM BEING HOPED FOR
THROUGH RED CROSS DRIVE
If Funds Sufficient First
Aid VIII Be Taught
in Schools

An enlarged public health pro-
gram in Henderson county will be
carried out in the coming year if
the results of the annual Red
Cross drive for memberships is
successful, according to J. G. Cos
ton. county chairman.
This year a greater effort than
has ever been made before will be
made to increase Red Cross mem
bcrShips in the county, Mr.. CoSton
said, and if this campaign is sue
ceSsful it will mean more money
will be available for local use by
the Red Cross. Of the dollar paid
for each local membership, SOC
will be available for local use.
If sufficient funds arc raised,
public health and treatment of
emergency accidents will be taught
in the county. This l.: in keeping
with the national policy of the Red
Cross. Last year 256,SS4 persons
took specialized courses in first
aid, and the national Red Cross
has now established 1900 emcrg-
cncy highway stations for treat
ment Of accident victims.
Henderson county has had tan
giblc evidence of the value OF TINS
Red Cross training. During the
past year there was serious auto
mobile accident on the Greenville
and three people were Sc
riously injured.
A young man and young wo-
man, who had received Red Cross
training, happened on the scene
of the accident and administered
first aid. Physicians later report
ed that if this aid had not been
given the injured would have suf-
fered more and would probably
have experienced permanent disa-
bilities from their injuries.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-01
PROMPT MOVE MADE
FOR INVESTIGATION

LONDON. Nov. l. (UPD-Thc
British cruiser Hood today was
ordered TO proceed AZ full speed
10 Barcelona % investigate the
sinking of the British steamer
Jean Wecms. \ pirate plane
bombed and sank the vessel Satur-
day and the Daily Mai. today re
ported loyalists had said they
identified the pirate plane as pr
loted by Bruno Mussolini son Of
II Duce.
Rear Admiral Andrew Cunning
ham is TO conduct the invcstiga-
ton in an effort 70 fix response
bility.
Young MuSSolini left Italy a
month ago and Joined the Spanish
nationalist and was reported to
be engaged lately i'm the bombing
raids in the vicinity Of Saturdays
sinking.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-01
Rout
Is Foreseen In
Ballot Tuesday

NEW YORK, Nov. /. (UP)-
Tammany Hall. which has domi-
mated New York City politics with
but intermittent lapses since
1900, fought a last ditch battle
today to salvage at least some Of
its waning power against the on
slaught of Fusionist Mayor Flo
relic II. LaGuardia, who has unit
ed conservatives and laborites in
a single purpose.
Collapse Of the Tammany struc-
turc was foreseen in straw polls
and individual forecasts that La
Guardia, candidate Of strong
Republican faction, the American
Labor party, and backed by the
Communist party, would defeat
jeremiah T. Mahoney for mayor
with as much as ~ per cent of
the total vote cast.
Mahoney, backed by Tammany
Hall, some New Deal leaders and
Governor Herbert II. Lehman,
OVERRIDE tradition to carry on his
campaign up to the last minute
before Tuesdays voting. Previous
campaigns have virtually ended in
the weekend before election.
He persisted also, despite the
advice Of many of his hackers, in
continuing his allegations of
Communism" against LaGuardia.
The "red-baiting," most observers
have felt. has been Ineffective
against LaGuardia's comparison
of his municipal record with that
of such Tammany mayors as JIM
my Walker, John P. O'Brien and
John F. Hylan.
Mahoney calimed victory last
night in a Brooklyn address.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-01
TERRORIST IS
OFFERED Home
Mussolini Invites British
Fugitive to Seek Safety
in Libya

JERUSALEM. Nov. !. (UP)-
Premier Benito Mussoiinl of Italy,
sclf-proclaimed protector of Is
lam," has invited the fugitive
Grand Mufti of Jerusalem to take
refuge in Italian Libya to escape
arrest by British authorities, it
was understood today.
The Grand Mufti, Hal Amin FL
Hussenini, escaped from Jerusa-
LENS ancient Mosque of Omar
two weeks ago in the disguise Of
a peasant across the Lebanese
frontier into Syria during wave
of Arab terrorism which he and
other leaders of the Arab high
committee allcgcdly inspired.
French authorities in Beirut,
Syria, asserting that nationalist
disorders against British rule in
the Holy Land and French rule
in Morocco are related and can
be traced to unrest spread by
agents Of n European "totalirar-
ian power yesterday gave the
fugitive Palestine Arabs a week
to leave Syria.
1t also was reported that the
Grand Mufti, spiritual leader of
$4,000 Moslems and their tenn
poral chief until stripped of his
powers by British authorities, had
been invited to take refuge in
Baghdad as the guest of King
Ghazi of the Irak government.
Mussolini's formal invitation to
the harried Grand Mufti was said
to be a "reprisaw against the
support which he alleges British
officials in Kenya colony accord
Continued on page three)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-01
Drive Against Speeding In School
Zones Is Showing Good Results
City Police Extend Campaign; Motorists in Court To.
day Are Assessed Costs; Plan Signal

Hendersonville's police Off
GERS are. determined to put an
end to speeding on the streets
of the city, and the campaign
for safer driving in the city
school zones is showing good
results.
Officers are patrolling the
city streets and bringing motor
lists who insist on exceeding
speed limits into court. A num-
Der of such defendants were as
sessed $40 in costs before
Mayor Edwards this morning.
Officers report that one of
the most frequent complaints is
against motorists who drive at
excessive speeds on the streets
late at night or in the early
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-01
Recessions Lay
Off Men In Shoe,
Textile Industry
Copyright, 1887, United Press)

Copyright, 1887, United Prcss)
WASHINGTON, Nov. |. (UP)
Business recisSions in the textile,
shoe and steel industries have ac-
celebrated unemployment during
the last six weeks and caused
sizeablc increases in applications
in federal relief, it was reported
here today.
Despite this rise in uncmploy-
mcnt. the WPA will not ask adj
ditional congressional appropria-
tons unless an economic "cmcr-
gcucy" occurs.
WPA sources revealed that de-
clining industrial production has
been reflected by increases i'm re-
lief applications only in areas
where textile, steel and shoe in
dustricS are concentrated.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-01
F.D.R. viii Dine
Windsor And Wife
Mrs. Roosevelt's Schedule
to Enforce Absence

WASHINGTON, Nov. /. (UP)
President Roosevelt is planning a
White House luncheon in honor of
the Duke and Duchess of Windsor
during their American visit, it was
learned today.
An authoritative source said the
First Lady will not be present and
no evening fetes or receptions are
planned. Mrs. Roosevclt's lecture
schedule calls for her absence dur
ing nearly all of November, dur
ing which the famous pair will
visit WASHINGTON twice.