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HOUSES UkFURklsHED.

1877 MONROE ST. N.W.--REDECoRATED
ing porch, garden. Columbia 5O73
Iooni MAF19N FS}sda;yI' ST. II HtYAITsyMLEwlo At
Apply to OWNER. Phone Greenwood % 2oIs
or Greenwood 2l9s.
Sol JEFFERSON ST. NW.-s ROOMS
garage. recreation room; in good condition:
RETT BETHEL. Dist 3ioo 0''''
BUNGALOW. FIVE ROOMS BATH, HOT
water heat, garage. Frigidalre. 1927 Irving
THREE BED ROOMS DETACHED HOUSE
CHEVY Chase, $50. Convenient to buses
both at Nebraska ave. Emerson 1900.
I41s VAN BUREN ST. N.W.-DETAcHED
brick with 4 bed rooms and 2 baths on
Ind floor fine side porch and buit-in ga
rage; finest LOCATION; close to 10th St;
St. NV Phone District 1851. i' > ''A
59o4 3rd ST. .Nw.-LARGE 5-RoOM
p bungaioT u wit with mo- noored and heated attic.
stores and school S62 SO per month.
Aysilabls AVA e,7y May shown By appointmsnt
R l. ave. ne.
FOREST FOREST HILLS CORNER DETACHED
oatooR sstEsas nsh oRaHAM saE pGH sP
Mat: HW's 3hse 3l% Woodward Bldg. Eve
badss bad5 OTIS ST; N.E-FoUR-BE ROOM
from Monastery: ami. large yard SIS.
Nay, Nay be : see seen any time. Available May 2.
BOOMING 70 HOUSE OR APTs NEAR GA.
ave. and Irving NV: rooms. 2 Sleeping
s WINFIELD aos 16th NATL 1854.
R6oni H314 HAMt5N NIL ST, ST, NN;E.-gUNGALoW;,
-2126 10Th St. NE. Potomac 23s7.
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE.
44l4 Illinois Ave NV
Detached rooms and bath; earaee
Clarendon l42a-M 50.
1886 SUMMIT PL. NE
rooms BATH sie aP,i;: ST! OF! s.N. heat $4,000
rooms. ssoi paw W1scoSsiN Con s AVE A1E NV $4,000
Detached Detached newly decorated and
Gear detached garage SIS 90
.33 18th ST NV. National oa52.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
SIX rooms, one bath living room. dining.
nossGas IN garage oil heat eiee refs; lot approx.
$500 Conn Ave. Cleveland 1900.
824 CONCORD AVE. NV.
80 rooms, bath. hot-water heat. cleo.
front and rear porches, excellent condition.
P. J, WALsHE, INC,
llo' Eye st. NV. Natl. 646S.
CHEVY CHASE, D. G..
8 rooms. ! bath. sIassed-in sleeping
porch, auto. gas heat: excellent neighbor-
/ hood: = block TO bus. near schools, stores
| etc: $50. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN INC.
| 9l6 10Th ST. NV. Met. ll43.
| COLORED. 20O7 ROSEDALE ST. NE-6
| large rooms. water in house S22 so See
Mr.. KRAFT, 712 H st. ne. Lincoln 626I.
| COLORED-2 SEMI-DETACHED HOMES
1926 and $500 E. Capitol St: 6 rooms, tile
| bath with shower. INV h., thoroughly mod
ern. rent $40 IS month Available May | .
CAPITOL VIEW REALTY CO.. e27 New
| York ave. NV. National 97q7
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MTyCr mn cor


50. I5O-Bareain. NV; 2O-foot row brick
on lot so feet deep. rooms a BED
ROOMS. inclosed rear upper porch.
2-car garage For further particulars.
GALL MR., AIKEN. WITH BOSS &
PHELPS. CLEVELAND 9193 OR GEOR.
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PRIVATE ROOM AND BATH for gentleman.
quiet. walking distance 18th and K.
District 1905. 22'
EMPLOYED LADY desires furnished room
IN quiet private home, Sl6-S20. Mt. Pleas
ant. Address Box BOOT. Star office.
COUPLE DESIRE nicely furnished room for
light Housekeeping in northwest section.
Must be clean and convenient. Address
Box 363-T. Star off1ce. 22'
MAN Commerce Dept. employe. room. pri-
vate bath, closet. walking distance. hotel
or otherwise: $40 weekly. Give particulars.
Address Box 327-T. Star Office.
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SIS. 5.500-EXCLUsIVE CHEVY CHASE

81 5.500-EXCLUSIVE CHEVY CHASE
large fully detached brick home OF
ten rooms; three baths. oil heat. a two-car
garage all perfectly restored to new house
condition and priced only little more
than half what II recently sold for new
SItuated in the best section of exclusive
dance of nice shrubbery and should BY
all means be seen without delay. Phone
R M. HOOKER, Metropolitan 26S3
Evenings. to q Call Adams 49sO
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HOUSES FOR SALE,
tContin ued.l

NNOutiHueo.)
fDSiSaaiiyA fHWNaR WiiANTs II,s,, TO SELL THIS MODERN
ehsyy el.v.Ians shafs assoD c: Cali IL Mr. RAJ LEWIS
MiINSTIWoo9D MINT, ST. NEAR 18th AND CO.
eam hotwatsr sna hes 1s9 baths all above st ooT
dmS', serns ''f MR. IF'fs fRfeh fHy
BAIGA1N-s4. $50; GOOD INVESTMENT:
9Th East CAB Ga.N S. se e0F'esil Cali ssd:ns Ad:m;
An NEW FoUR-BEp ROOM DETACHED
nN tion Of On al 5Sit o., lot IN erovinE sec
~ Furred walls Insulated, screens
weather strips built-in garage automatic
bas Phone msnfs sbenbs4d iaont poTeh sash ur This Is
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. '' 0'''-' ''h'
EAST CAPITOL STE RMS: BATHS-
noTcheS; ng eSnrisfs Gear brick garage ideal room
come; may consider small house part
payment; asn1s opportunity. E. W. BAILEY,
LOVELY 4-BED-RooM HOUSE IN PET
worth-s rooms that are rooms; house in
%omaeriul Soad n condition and will sacrifice for
poHa fsIh ca Geo Can assa be seen BY aD
pEfNA eisi 81 AYE. tS n,ds,csT sEMs R.. coMMER
This Will go. Hurry! District 5464. ''''''
NEAR ,L W BARK PA HoTELr9 R. 9 b COR
NishiIiru NOME ana SuIrOunQlnRS, you
VII have this about half price; sl4,500
nice grounds. shrubs. District 5464.
81 O.5O0--SEMI-D BRICK. 3
rooms, 2 baths. large bed rooms. hot
water neat built-ln garage. front porch:
one block of Conn. ave. This house is mod
trade for smaller house Terms. Can Mr..
sASNETT. National $3.50.
1919 ST. S Ell BLOCK TO LINCOLN
PARK: Colonial style front and double rear
porches: 3-room deep arrangement; hard
wood floors; hot-water heat; cleo 2-car
condition; s. $50. FRANK NJ, DOYLE.
Realtor, a2I 9TH st. NV. District 1865,
CHEVY CHASE. DETACHED BRICK HOME.
completely done over, rms. bath and
extra lav. off bed rm.. servants toilet sun
nm, large covered front porch. garage
& OGDEN Natl. $3.50. 3l3 Woodward
Blds. Evenings. Wise. 1851.
A BRICK HOME TWENTY FEET WIDE.
close TO Grant Circle at the unusually
low price Of 1880. Two inclosed porches.
one used as kltchenette and sleeping
trlc reirigeratlon. screens. garage Phone
Shepherd 4455 until pm. WAPLE Is
JAMES. INC.
GEORGETOWN CORNER. - ROMS GA
rage, oil heat. best section. rents S2,16O:
price, Slb.95O; or will exchange for clear
suburban ground northwest. Natl. s662.
HOME BUILDERS ATTENTION. WILL
to suit you as low as 81. 900 Adams mi
MUST BE SOLD.
50. S6.75O-Bareain. NV: 2O-foot row brick
Rooms inciosed 'p rear tDpp.s upper y po2ch. n
GlcaT Gsi5 saEsse s,p Egr further pa5tieu!ars..
PHELPS cLEVELAND s79955 s. Or GEoR-
GIA 6l3s
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1345 L ST. NW.-Comfortably furnished
single room, S3 80: also Ink. room with
rNnninY
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1121 H ST. NV. Apt. Large studio
I'm. downtown; next bath; suitable girls
Met, 514o
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1121 18th ST. N.W.-Lovely clean. dou-
pie rm, equipped Ink, $3.50 weekly.
hot
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O.5UU-SEMI-DETACHE BRICK
rooms, 2 baths, 4 large bed rooms hot
water heat. built-in garage front porch;
one block on Conn. ave. This house is mod.
ern in every way and in fine condition. VIII
trade Tor smaller house Terms. Call Mr..
SASNETT, National $3.50
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A BRICK HOME, TWENTY FEET WIDE,
close TO Grant Circle. at the unusually
low price Of $3.50. Two inclosed porches
one used as a kitchenette and sleeping
porch. Upstairs rented for So" so Elec-
trlc refrigeration. screens garage Phone
Shepherd 4455 until pm. WAPLE Is
JAMES INC
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CHARMING BUNGALOW
downtown

SG150-Brand-new home of < 1arpe
rooms, large yard with trees garage.
convenient D c. location. Call
Natl l43q till @ pm
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$50 CASH-SSO MONTH
RRAND MINIr RD1nN GAr A

CAPE COD-SUBURBAN
$3.50. Practically new brick home 2
large rooms tbed room on first floor; .
car garage and most unusual lot. $50 feet
irontase For appointment call Natl. l43S
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CHEVY CHASE, MD
SIX rooms, one bath living room. dining
Kitchen and sun porch on first floor: built
IN garage; oil heat elec. refg: lot approx.
1Ox2oO. Available April Is. Rent. SIS.
EDW. H. JONES & CO.
0SHO Conn. Ave. Cleveland o300
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR THE MOST ATTRACTIVE HOMES IN
any development OF beautiful Silver Spring
Nd, call MOSS REALTY CO., 316 Tower
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~ QUINCY PL. NE. - Nicely furnished
room, Ink; sink and range. So 80 week
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l219 B ST. Sci BLOCK TO LINCOLN
Park: Colonial style front and double rear
porches Broom deep Arrangement; hard
garage; well constructed and in beautiful
condition: 1880. FRANK NJ DOYLE,
RealtOr, ~ 18th ST. Il " District 1qhn
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1877 MONROE ST. NW.-REDECORATD
semi-det, Colonial. 6 r. b.. h.-wh. sleep
ing porch garden. Columbia 5O73
3 MARION ST., HYATTSVLLE-lO
rooms, Frigidaire, oil heat S75 month
Apply to OWNER. Phone Greenwood 2OlS
or Greenwood 2lG4
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1918 L ST. NW.-Attractive large, front
basement rm., Ink, $3.50. Also single
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COUNTRY BoARD WANTED.

WANT ROOM AND BOARD for boy Of L
country preferred. State terms Addres
- 32s-T Star ONCE 24s
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UNFURNISHED.
NEW APT BLDG

610O 14th ST. NV
Quiet; high site. overlooking 18th st. and
r.: c. Park 3 r.. k. dinette. bath. Out
18th st. to Sheridan st. l block to 14th
St. turn right to No. 600
BROD1E & COLBERT, INC,
l1O7 Eve St NV Natl S91a
The Kusko times., 1937-12-03
NEW DEAL PLANS
 INFRINGEMENT PROGRAM

NEW YORK Secretary of4fhe Treasury Henry Morgenthar, 7 a.Jfk recently announced adSndonmens- by the New Deaf of the busines. @pump- priming' policy and disclosed zz7Tnin- istrAtion plaRs to balance the -1o38- 39 budget by curtailing federal ex- penditures $TD0 6ea,Dol.
 No additional taxes are being con templated, he said, and the entire federal tax structure is being studied with view toward relieving the in equities against taxpayers without reducing government revenues.
 The cabinet official outlinedl the admins .ra&ion's New Deal plans m a speech before the Academy of -Po- htlcai Science at the Astor hotel.
 He was preceded to the pla afurrn by Sen Harry F. Byrds Democrat, of Virginia, vigorous New Deal cri- tic, who charged that the New Deal expenditures had created a -perilous situation" and c0ntended that only immediate retrenchnent could safe guard the nations credit
 Mcrrenthau defended the exiendi- lures as essential 10 combat the de- iationary forces Of the depression, but said the time has come to cur tail them.
 The pruning, MorggnthEu said, cannot be done on .he regular es- peHses of She government, Instead, he declared, the reductions must be made in expenditures mainly re- spcnsible for past deficits, public highways, public works, .=unemplsy- ment relief and agriculture
 In order t0 save, an additsnraI $70o ,000,0Go cH3 balance the budget, MsrgenthaE urged:
 1-Reducti6- of federal grants tc states for highway construction to the pre-depress:on figure of $Ioa,- oO0,000 annually.
 "A sharp: redEctiouT inuapublie works expsnd lures which reached $57S COG, ,03c Ems year and are due to soar eoS6tG ,009, GOO next year. :, Substantial reductions, if xxuloy- ment conditions permit ia relief and CCC sxren4itures, rwhich!1 already dropped $7sa!eoc. GOO this.ysar
 4-TrfnrrninR of the. agricultural expenditures which this xysxr. ezceed $500 ,0Co, ,cos Eith,< further increase. under discussien-
The Kusko times., 1937-12-03

from him to the white mans God In their extreme need, they prayed with the remarkable result that the stormx died, plenty of game was ss- cured Eide had saved his life and the medicine man had lost face.
 Tt IS as school teacher that Eide tells of the life and habits of theee iitde-known people, after years of
 ;athering material all over AlaskA with the able cooperation of Koodla- Iools. who died at Nome after only nine years Of loving work among her people.
 "The Norwegian edition, which Is noEt.off the press, has been edited by the tFeAknoEn author, Axel Kregh. 'Amongaahe Wife Traders is q very interesting book telling of 6 people living liar away from civilization. With its many original pictures, it is indeed ac-ange story 1t is print eded' ii Oslo, Norway"
The Kusko times., 1937-12-03
DENIES PLANS. TO RECOGNIZE GEN. FRANCO

LCNDON-Iord Chamberlain told the House oi Commons that the Bri- v!sh government had not declared a de fac:o diplomatic recognition of the Spanish insurgents because .nf the appointment of eemmsreiAl -gents TOT trade between the two governments
 These agents have no diplomatic status whatever, The declared. He 2c- ded that the British government ~as bound to take account of the re spons.bility t owes its nationals and British commercial interests through out the whole Of Span including those large areas in the northwest and southwest as well ax in the Spanish zone in Morocco"
 Considerable speculation arose the early part Of the week whether Eng land was preparing to recognize the insurgsnt government when she ar ranged to carry on commerce with General Franco.
The Kusko times., 1937-12-03
COP SEEK FIGHTING
 ATTORNEY AS NOMINEE, Isle

GO-Young Thomas E. Dewey, New York's racket busting" prosecuting attorney, was boomed as a 1940 Republican presidential can didate by some of the Republican na- tional committee members.
 Rep. Joseph ". Martin, Jr. Repub- Gcan of Massachusetts, chairman of the House Republican congressional campaign committee, said Dewey, who was elected district attorney of New York over New Deal-Tam- many Democrat in the recent city election, was the bright hope of ths party right now.
The Kusko times., 1937-12-03

For brittle finger malls, aHoint the nails at the root every night with De- .trOlsum ointment, or dip them m warm, sweet oil. This will cause 4hem t0Erbw batter, and they ~ will not split.
The Kusko times., 1937-12-03

Of 456S1 psTsons -fynehed in~ the United States frsm 1882 to 1885, in- elusive, the TuSkeges Institute re- ports I.311 were white And 3 3,37o ns- gro .
The Kusko times., 1937-12-03

When cooking pancakes, dfpe khS spoon in milk or water, and the bat. tRr will drop;frOm Ahs xpo0n easily.
The Kusko times., 1937-12-03
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The Kusko times., 1937-12-03

To make tough meat 1aors= tender, put IT a strong vinegar water for . few minutes. 5e
The Kusko times., 1937-12-03

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The Kusko times., 1937-12-03

Bread in the form of toast or erou- tenE in soup or brown crumbs over vegetap',s. is f"rr Garr 'sh snd food addition, as is cheese in grated form or cream cheese balls with szlads.
The Kusko times., 1937-12-03
-HoUSEHOLD HINTS

Wash dishes in which eggs are cooked, first in csld water to leosea thec eYS, then in hot water.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-04
Suspect Held In
Mattson Staying
Suicides In Jail

Auburn, Wash, Feb. 4.-(AP)-
John Johnson, 40, held since Fri
day for investigation i'm cOnnec-
ton in connection with the Char
les MattsOn kidnap-slaying, was
found strangled to death in his
city Jail cell today.
Chief of Police Ed Norris found
the body lying on the cell floor,
belt attached to the cot and
around the mans neck. Other pri-
sOners, in a "bull pen" nearby,
said they heard no struggling or
Outcries during the night.
Night Jailor Charles Ludwig
said he talked to Johnson about
Ill o'clock last night and the man
appeared Respondent, even after
Ludwig said he might be released
today.
johnson, denying all knowledge
of the affair, was arrested in the
hobo jungles here Friday after
some of the 100 other tranSsients
complained to police the man act
ed queerly and they thought he
might know something about the
Tacoma kidnapping.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-04
Husband of Girl
Only Il Accused
On Rape Charges

Watertown, N. Y, Feb. 4.-(AP)-
Stanley BackuS, 49,, factory worker
husband of 12-year-old Leona Eliza
beth Backus, wos formally charged
with rape today while legislators at
Albany discussed new laws to curb
cradle marriages."
District Attorney Carl Hines pre-
sented a warrant to City Judge Gram
dali Phillips charging Backus, a SIG
a-week core painter in an airplane
plant with rape, second degree.
Hines said the warrant charged the
offense was committed last Deem
Der 20 at Camelia.
Judge Phillips ordered Backus back
to Jail, meanwhile, in lieu of $1,000
bail.
Backus' child wife was in Mercy
hospital in custody of the Jefferson
county crildren's agent, where she
was taken for a physical examination
decided upon, Hines said, after she
Told authorities she expected to be-
come a mother
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-04
Alabama Student
Arrested Accused
In ExtOrtiOn Mail

Washington, Feb. 4.-(AP)-L
Edgar Hoover, said today Federal
agents had arrested Sidney Rey-
nOldS, 10, Alabama University
sophomore, on charges of at
tempting to extOrt $1,000 from
Mrs. III. ID. Warner, wife of
Tuscaloosa, Ala, paper manu-
facture.
Hoover, director of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation, said
Reynolds was arrested by Justice
Department agents and local pO-
lice officers early today, and he
had admitted writing three letters
threatening harm to Mrs. War
ner.
The first letter was mailed last
Wednesday at Tuscaloosa, Hoover
said, and demanded $4,000. A sec
Ond letter was mailed last Sat
urday and demanded $1,000, the
director said, and yesterday Mrs.
Warner received third letter
specifying the money was to be
paid messenger.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-04
Tides OF Battle Favorable
Against Peak OF Big Flood
Windsor Tires of
MOnOtOnOuS Life

Vienna, Feb. 4.-(AP)-The gay
Austrian capital, embOldened by re-
ports Edward of Windsor was tir-
ing of his seclusiOn, sought today
to draw the self-exiIed former Bri-
fish ruler into the whirl of Wen
mas social season.
"Enzesfeld can be dull, and some
times / wish there were something
snappy to do" Windsor cOnfided
to fellow guest at a music hall
at the British legation last night,
referring to his refuge at the
Baron Rothschild's chateau.
He indicated, however, he did not
plan to change his routine until
legal fOrmalities have made Mrs.
Wallis Simpsons divorce absolute,
and she can join him somewhere
for the wedding he gave up the
British throne to gain.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-04
But War To Save Lower
Mississippi Valley from
Untold Disaster
Not Yet Won
DANGER Turks FOR
EVERY RIVER BEND
Cairo's Struggle Is Far From
Ended, But Water Is Three
Feet Below Flood De-
lenses; Sand Boils Quiet
Down and Engineers Are
Cheerful
(By The Associated Press)

10y Lie AooOOA0COu Noo/ =
Memphis, Tenn, Feb. A -
(AP)-Levee defenders, relief
workers and rehabilitation
crews Unanswered today to
meet shifting levels of the mid
continent flood, weary but con-
fident the worst was over.
The human toll stood at 1868 dead
and nearly 100000 homeless.
The Ohio remained stationary over
night at Cairo, ILL.,, tapping above the
bulwarks at 500 feet Eastward the
waters fell. Southwark they rose for
a supreme test fthe Mississippi val
ley's dyke system.
Major General Edward Markham,
chief of army engineers, and mem
Der of President Roosevelts flood re-
lief commission said:
'tCairo is safe behind it's seawall"
Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 4.-(AP)-The
tide of battle against record flood
crests ran favorably along the upper
Mississippi today, but the war to save
the valley from untold disaster was
not yet won.
Army engineers directing the ma
tion,s greatest anti-flood offensive re-
manned confident of victory, but
CONTINUED on Page Three.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-04
They Are Against Three
Year Blanket Extension
of Authority to the
President
PASSAGE IN WEEK
ii REGARDED CERTAIN
Senate in Recess After Pass
ing $3.50, 100000 Relief
Deficiency Bill, Which
Bailey Sought Unsuccess-
fully To Amend; Money
Bill Passes

Washington, Feb. 4 (AP)-
House leaders studying propos-
ed extension Of the reciprocal
tariff law, heard the admins
tration trade policy closely link
ed today with neutrality legis-
lation.
Bernard Baruch, financier and war
time chairman of the War Industries
Board, told the House Military AT
fairs Committee belligerents should
rot be barred from buying commodi-
ties, other than munitions, on "cash
and carry" basis,
He said ban on sales Of all COM
modities might influence nations to
make trade agreements with coun-
tries other than the United States in
order to be assured of non-military
war supplies.
Consideration Of extension of the
reciprocal tariff law for three years
was the principal : business on the
House calendar. Some Democrats
joined the militant Republican minor
ity in the House to oppose extension
Washington, Feb. 4.-(AP)-Some
Democrats joined the militant Repub-
minority in the House today to oppose
extension of the reciprocal tariff law
three years from June IL, the expira-
ton date.
Despite some objections, approva
~ Continued on Page Two,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-04
Lindbergh Visits
General Balbo and
Talks Sea Flights

Rome, Feb. 4 (AP)-Charles A.
Lindbergh and General Ital0 Bal
DO snapped tales of transatlantic
flying today-Lindbergh's 35th
birthday.
The Rome to Chicago airman,
who expects the Lindberghs to
visit him in Tripoli soon, flew
from North Africa to attend wed
ding. Shortly after his arrival he
sent an officer to ask Lindbergh
to visit him at his hotel. A half
hour of cordial conversation fol-
lowed.
When they finished their meet
ing, Balbo smilingiy insisted that
they both be photographed. Bal
DO will return probably tomorrow
to his post as governor of the
Italian colony of Lydia to make
ready for his distinguished guests.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-04
Third Meeting of Agents of
Both Sides Is Convened
by Governor of
Michigan
NEW OFFICIALS ON
BOTH SIDES ASSIST
Chambers Where Farley Is
In Progress Are Closely
Guarded by Police; Third
Meeting Summoned Eat
Wish of the President of
United States

Detroit Mich. Feb. a (AP)
conference seeking a
truce basis in the General Mot
ors automotive strike recessed
for luncheon at 2 p. m. eastern
time) today. William Knudson
executive vice-president of Gen
eral Motors, first to emerge
from the chamber, announced
the meetings were not over, 1--WE
have just recessed for lunch"
This action followed the statement
of Roy Brownell, GIN attorney here,
which said: II believe the union will
ask it's men to leave the plants here
peaceably," and announced he would
defer filing petition for a writ re-
curing their election.
His announcement came after Po-
lice Chief James Wills resumed en-
listment of several hundred reserve
police" to remain on call for a pos
sible emergency.
Brownell said the writ would not be
filed pending the outcome of the
strikes peace conferences in progress
here.
Previously he had said the writ
would be filed between and o'clock
this afternoon
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-04
COMPACTS APPEAL
BILL IS PREPARED
Sub Committee To Work
Out Method of Security
Small Growers
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
II . Il III WILL

Raleigh, Feb. A supplementary
bill to the tobacco compacts bill,
which became law when it was pass
ed by the Senate unanimously on all
three readings Wednesday, is now be-
ing drawn by a special subcommittee
of the Senate Agriculture Committee.
This supplementary lcill will set UP
machinery for hearing the appeals OF
farmers who may be dissatisfied with
the quotas assigned to them under the
main compacts bill and will take the
place of several amendments offered
to the main compacts bill and reject
ed in both the House and Senate
Continued on Page Five.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-04
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir walter Hotel.

Raleigh, Feb. Whether or not
North Carolina will set up a combi-
nation State and county system of Ii
quor control and liquor stores under
a county option plan, is now up to
the Senate, as a result of the action
by the House Wednesday in definitely
rejecting the Hutchins Statewide IL
ouor referendum bill and adopting the
committee substitute. The belief in
most circles here which have been
watching the liquor control fight with
in the General Assembly is that the
Senate will also adopt the committee