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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-04
RED CROSS TOTAL
STANDS AT $3O5.25
Roll Call Donations Are
About Half Goal of 5000
Set for Drive

Slightly more than half of the $500
quota for the Red Cross Roll Call had
been turned in by this afternoon in
the drive which began here last Mon
day, ?. L. Cannon, campaign chair
man, said. He explained that a num-
Der of workers had not yet made their
reports.
Those who are carrying on the soli-
citation are expected to continue their
efforts into next week until they have
seen their prospects, the chairman
stated He is very DESTROYS of obtain
ing the goal set for the county.
A part of the receipts will be kept
by the local Red Cross chapter fo~
home hygiene work with high school
classes, and the remainder sent to the
American Red Cross headquarters in
Washington.
Receipts up to this afternoon were
$305.25. as reported by Mr.. Cannon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-04
Sees Government
In Yielding Mood
(Continr5o from rage one.)

(ConIinuSd from rage One.)
serve Board had seen a recession
coming, had investigated and had
made report, which, he said, was
before President Roosevelt, and fore
he asserted, important New
Deal concessions to big business, IN
an effort to counterfeit the threaten
ed ebb in our prosperity tide.
Communications agencies, he pro
phesied, were about to be increasingly
gently dealt with by the FEC. Inc
railroads, he added, were scheouieu
to have certain kindnesses extended
to them BY the ICC But his parti-
cular interest was, and is, IN inc
field of power industry. He explained
that our great utilities were anxious ,
to put a billion into Improvement oi
their plants, if the government Woui =
"lav OFF, them sufficiently to permit
them r. float more securities, to I'm
ance their expansion plans. he sioleT
casted that the administrator Woulo
do SO, too 49, .
A day or two afterward, wniie
sim was revolving these predlctions
in nv minds the ICC boosted the rail-
roads, rates Is per cent.
Thus reassured, l took cnance
and as we reporters express it, ran
nv nress agent friends STORY. Ana
for q fact. he was right, Inc admin
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-04
istration is coming to terms with the


istration is coming to terms with the
utilities.
Six months ago it was advertised
that Uncle Sam was on the point OF
creating. seven little TWAS" to sell
nationally : generated hydro-electric
power, here, there and everywhere
throughout the United States, in COM
petition with privately generated
power.
Placated Corporations.
Communication companies are not
yet placated, but maybe it is their
turn next.
The railroads are, partly placated,
though still hollering.
The utilities are fairly well salts
fled. Their $1,0O0,OC0, 900 expansion is
reasonably well in sight.
Norris Is Furious.
There is a bloc in this country
Qed by Senator George w. Norris of
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-04

tai to which the disease is confined.
DR.. Bundesen, city health board pre-
sident, conferred with the doctors.
The disease, which killed most Of
the babies within "a hours, was char
acterized as violent Inflammation of
small intestine, and was diagnosed as
acute epidemic diarrhea.
The outbreak began November %.
Four babies died before the symptoms
were fully recognized. The hospital
Immediately declined new obstretical
cases and isolated the other infants,
but six succumbed and eight others
were stricken The victims ranged
from nine to "a hours. Seven of them
were girls.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-04
Poland Also Is In
Market For Colonies
(Cont.n0ed from. Page OEe.l

fore D2lbos' talk with Polish leaders
actually had begun. The French in
sisted Poland's troubled relations with
CzechoslovaEi must re included in
any discussi' of means of pacifying
Europe. Thc reply was that Poland
was accustomed to iron out her diff
ficulties with her neighbors alone.
The Poles also were inclined to
make an issue of the fact Delbos had
a brief talk with German Foreign
Minister Won Nerath when his train
stopped in Berlin yesterday. They said
this introduced an element not fore
seen when the Franco-Polish talks
were planned, and that the program
needed revising
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-04
RED TERRORS AND
EAGLES WILL MEET

College Station, Raleigh, Dec. A
DR.. r. r. Sermon will send his State
College cagers against the McCrary
Eagles in Asheboro tonight in the
first test this winter for the State
team.
State met the Eagles last year in
preseason game and was beaten Al
to 33. The Eagles were led by Stuart
Flythe, former State star, who scored
25 points. Many other former col
lege stars are on the team.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-04
FIRE-CURED LEAF
OPENINGS HIGHER
Virginia Sales Start Off Better In
First Week as Selling Period
Is Begun

Raleigh Dec. 1AP)-Virginia's
fire-cured tobacco market opening
prices this season were slightly high
err" than for opening last year, taken
generally.
Thin leaf and Jugs were up five to
ten percent respectively, with head
leaf about stationary. However, the
Agricultural Economics Bureau said
today, compared with 1896 crop aver
ages, opening week prices for all
groups were lower, Tugs about IA per-
cent eff. and heavy and thin leaf, re-
spectively, eight and six cents lower.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-04
Roosevelt Going
Home Quickly To
Treat His Tooth
Continued from Page One)

CONTINUED from Page One)
insisted neither the crisis in China nor
the congressional situation was fac.
tor in the decision to return ahead Of
time.
The President personally notified
Secretary Mcintyre here by radio of
his decision. He said due to the de-
layed healing of his gum he thought
it advisable to return directly to
Washington without filling scheduled
engagements.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-04

pay an ad valorem property tax in the
county, and the city if he lives in one,
wherein he resides. This tax will vary
according to the financial condition
of his home governmental unit but in
very few cases will it be less than 81
on the $500 valuation. In many cases,
it will run above. So on each $500.
Taking a rough average, the car own
er will pay about &, So tax rate on a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-04

fCortinued FROM Page One)
St. LOUIS strike, now in it's second
week, sis part of a carefully planned
national campaign TO unionize Ford
eff it becomes necessary" Franken-
steen declared, eve will completely tie
up production by calling out cur men
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-04

ces twice encountered foreign resis-
lance. At the same time a representa-.
tive of General Matsui, the japanese
commander, demanded settlement DO
lice prevent any repetition of "the
victory march" attack on Japanese
soldiers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-04

in the various material supply com
panies which supply the Ford plants
The reason this method ras not bAsr
applied SO far is because it involves
the jobs of SO many men,"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-04
SPECIALTIES LEAD
IN STOCK UPTURNS
Farm Implement Shares Some Strong
er; Recent Rally Extended
Only Slightly

New York, Dec. 4.-(AF)-Special-
ties, led by farm implements, gave
quiet display of strength in today's
stock market While a few issues got
up as much as six points or so at the
best, most leaders lacked sufficient
buying support to extend the recent
rally by more than fractions. There
also was an assortment of losers at
the close.
Shares Appropriated 100000.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-04

Nebraska) which rates power govern
naturalization almost as a religion.
It is furious at what it deems the
administration surrender.
If it is a surrender?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-04
10 Infants In Hos
pital Die II Days

fContinuec from rage One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-04
British Steamship
Riddled By Bullets
Near Jap District

iContinued from Page Une.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-04
Motorist Gouged
Going and Coming

(Coutinued from Page One,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-04

his LIBERALITY, NO DOUBT IS
REPRESENTED BY HIS SURVIVING
PARTNER, AND AT THIS FEES
TIVE SEASON OF THE YEAR 1T IS
DESIRABLE TO MAKE SOME
SLIGHT PROVISION FOR THE
POOR AND DESTITUTE" SAID
ONE
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-04

"SCROOGE AND MARLEY'S, / }
BELIEVE" SAID ONE OF THE
GENTLEMEN HAVE I THE
PLEASURE OF ADDRESSING MR..
SCROOGE OR MR.. MARLEY 2"
-'MR. MARLEY HAS BEEN DEAD
THESE SEVEN YEARS." SAID
SCROOGE.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-04
CIO To Open Drive For
Unionizing Ford Plants
In Two Other Big Cities

fCortinued from page one)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-09
FELLOWSHIP IN HEAVEN
Revelation 2lN

Expect Christian Fellowship in
the Life to Come. In supernal
splendor, the Apocalyptic Seer
sketched the ultimate glory OF the
Redeemer and the redeemed in
heaven, That perfect fellowship
we glimps with John.
O. fellowship Without Sin.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-09

of far east politics because of his
ion" residence i'm Soviet Russia
and has the rare ability to see the
whole far east scene in the light
of hard. commOnScnSe rather than
"a, Sru,imcntality which is typi-
ca. of so much current writing on
the oriental scene.
The book analyses JaDan coldly
and imparUially giviny credit
where credit is due and exposing
Weaknesses and contradictions
with the same scientific precision.
ChambcrIain'S book is i'm dccid-
ed contrast To another Of the new
volumes on the orient. "FOrbiddcn
Journey" (IIcnry HolO. by Ella
X. Maillmt.
Miss Maillart was with the Brit
iSh writer. Peter Fleming, in his
trek across North Central China
into High Tartaly" and covers
much the same ground in her book
that already has been better done
by such writer SaS Sven Hcdin.
Best chapters are those on the
Chinese great northwest" which
throw some new light on the cX-
tent Of Soviet economic military
and political penetration of this
great hintcrland which may, at
any time. be one of the causes of
Il new RuSSO-JapancEe war.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-09
Charges Miami's
Mayor Klansman

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. Q. (UP).-
W. Lincoln Phillips, Townsend
candidate for congress from the
fourth Florida district two years
ago, accuses Mayor Robert r..
Williams and two Miami city
commissioners of being members
of the Ku Klux Khan.
Phillips, who announced stimuli
tancously that he was turning in
his own Khan card, charged that
Williams, John w. Dubosc and
Ralph b. Ferguson were permit
ting their alleged membership in
the hooded order to influence
them in city government. He
mentioned specifically rate
squabblc between the city and
the Florida Power and Light COM
pany.
"lf either of the commissioners
(the mayor technically also is a
commissioner deny their mem
bership in the klan | will step out
into the spotlight and by tcSti-
mony and oath push the truth
down their lying throatS," Phil
lips asserted.
Commissioner DuBOSc and Fer
guSOn both denied that they were
members Of the Khan. Mayor Will
llamS was not available immc-
diatcly for comment.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-09
WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
.....- By HIGHT E. MOORE 80,

Gone was the old earth, corrupted
by wickedness and consumed were
the heavens that had looked down
upon SHINING race. A new
heaven and new earth now came
into view. 1t was the Holy City
without trace or faint of sin. 1t
was the new Jerusalem rid at last
of its age-long iniquity. Here fl
nally was freedom from sin and
fellowship without sin.
(2) Fellowship Without Separa-
ton. And there was no more
sea-" As he wrote the Revelation,
John was an exile on the Isle of
PatmOS, cut off from the main
land by the unquiet waters of the
Aegean sea. To him therefore the
sea was barrier, an obstruction,
wall of separation from friends
and freedom. So he foresaw the
period and the place where he
could enjoy fellowship without
separation.
CD Fellowship Without Solitari-
ness. Was John, lonely on Patmos?
No Christian homes; no Worship
ing churches; no congcnial COM
radeS? Yet he was not alone. He
saw the Holy City coming down
like a bride adorned for her hus-
band. He heard the loud voice
from the throne and perceived it's
truth: God was making his tent
or dwelling-place among men;
"Thev shall be his people and
God will himself be with them.
No soul can be solitary with such
fellowship.
ca Fellowship Without Sor-
row. What do we have in our
world of sin? Tears; mourning;
crying; pain: All are here and in
plenty, as everybody knows and
as nearly everybody experiences
bitterly. But we may expect fell
lowship with never a shred of
sorrow with its wretchcdneSS, its
wailing, and its woe. For Col
himself shall wipe away every
tear from their eyes" Not drop
of grief will remain.
(5) Fellowship Without Death.
The old earth is Sown with
ScpulcherS and gashed with
graves, but in the new earth and
heaven there shall be no more
death" He who emerged victor
from Joseph's new tomb will not
allow death to start a tear or chill
q heart in all the host Of the re-
deemed. Indeed, he will so COM
pletely accomplish the death of
death that the last dread enemy
shall be destroyed. None ever die
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-09

in heaven.
60 Fellowship Without Defeat.
Heaven is the habitat of conquer
ors; indeed, they are more than
conquerors through Christ who
loved them. The reverses that
mark and mar life on the old
earth will not be repeated or even
remembered in the new earth and
heaven. The final victory over
sin and Satan will have been won,
and che that overcometh" will en-
joy a fellowship that will never
suffer defeat.
(7) Fellowship Without Desti-
tuition. What shall be the victors
heritage? "All this" privilege and
possession and place in the new
Jerusalem Of holiness and happi-
ness. And its very crown Of
glory will center and eliminate
in the undying fellowship with
God who declares: 81 will be his
God, and he shall be my son"
What richer possession can pen
niless mortal obtain? What higher
heaven can anybody ever attain?
GOLD IN THE GOLDEN TEXT
Our fellowship is with the Fa-
Their, and with his Son Jesus
Christ. | John %.
Fellowship with God comes be-
fore fellowship with each other.
We have fellowship with the Fa-
Their who loved us with an ever
lasting love and welcomed US into
his family. We have fellowship
with the Son who saves US from
the dominion and consequences of
sin to a cleansed and conSccratcd
life on earth and in heaven.
Fellowship with each other
comes after fellowship with God.
I True brotherhood rests on that
basis and on no other. Any other
fellowship is forced and not free.
We are brothers in Christ or we
are brothers only in name. The
comradeship of Christians comes
out of comadeship with Christ.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-09
NEW MEXICO MARTYR
LAST TRANSCRIBED

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, Dec.
9..-(UP)-A document which to
the casual observer appears To be
only Il list of names written in
mcticulous Latin script, in reality
is the first written record Of the
men who died carrying their faith
to the natives of the New Mexico
frontier in $3.50. 1t is being trans
lated by DR.. Lynn Boal Mitchell,
head of the New Mexico univcr-
sity Latin department.
1t is a roster of all the mission
aries Of New Mexico when the In
dams rebelled in 1850 and killed
or drove out every white man
north of FL Paso, Tex.
READ THE WANT ADS.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-09

uurhpricuI circumstances under
which coordiuutcd GuJl~p-Amuri-
..,r ,c,i,u mrnn. commend itself
Intr =. W..b,r..nr .rd ,Y Lon
5.r .r,r.. v.,rI5 ..,. LOB br no
,..riE reason why America 20, auy
f.,...,.. aim. ..urI .n ahead of
Er,.I.rl i'm ,n,n.iru Iarnu."
Tn wi.,r.r. indicate. -raut SYM
u1,hy for the uDriry followed by
secretary of State Henry I. Slim
son I'm gttrmp.iuy Jn marsha,
world opinion aguin>, Japan in
tE, early day, OF the Nuuyhuriau
war which ur~au ju Septcmbur.
1891 and notes thy, "Amrrica
and Japan were probably never
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-09
Urges U. S. Keep
Hands Off Policy
In The Far East
Chamberlain Gives Views
in New Volume, Japan
Over Asia
BY MILES ". VAUGHN
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK. Dec. .. tUPJ--
\ vigorous argument against any
policy which might result in the
ru,lcd State stalking the lead I'm
500 international movement 90 rc-
strain Japan I'm the Orient Is
made by William Henry Chamber
lain. former United Press CORE
,pondcut la Moscow aud now far
eastern correspondent for the
Christian Science Monitor IN his
auw book Japan Over ASIA Tilt
..c. Brown.
Tracing the interests OF the
powers ia China. Chamberlain
notes that British interests in that
ruuutyr are at least six times uS
Great us those OF the United
States and remarks:
There Is scarcely any cuuccIv-
able Japanese forward move tina,
would not be- calculated 90 jnIurv
British interests more than Amer
lean. So. while there might be ny
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-09
SOON GAINS FREEDOM

CLEVELAND, Dec. 9. (UP)-
1t was Il simple matter for John
+. Price, grocery store manager,
to escape yesterday after two rob-
berS gagged him, fastened cords
about his body. and piled seven
sacks of flour on him. He fiShcd
a can opener from his hip pocket
and opened his way TO freedom.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-09
OK ORLANDO AIRPORT

ORLANDO. Fla, Dec. 9. (UP)
Department Of commerce inSpec-
tors yesterday formally approved
OrIaUdo'S enlarged airport and au-
thoriZcd Eastern Air Lines to land
DC-2 and DC-3 planes here.
Evening star., 1937-03-01
Social Divan Opens.

Social Divan Opens.
WHERE is the social chess divan?
w In the green room" at 1925
Connecticut avenue.
When is the divan open? At all
times-in the afternoon and at night.
What are the accommodations?
Ample tables for a Gozen games of
chess in a well-lighted, properly venti-
lated, attractive room with hardwood
floor, oak furniture and red plush
bottom chairs A private entrance
leads through a private corridor up
ward into the permanent game room.
Adjacent to the game room, which
always is open. is large, spacious.
modernly equipped lounge, fitted with
quality furniture. To accommodate
gatherings of chess fans in excess Of
the daily quota-that is for match
play and friendly chess-the lounge
will be available for members OF the
social chess divan on Mondays, Tues
days, Wednesdays and Sundays.
What chess equipment is present?
Books, magazines, papers that deal
with the royal game" in all its
branches Folding and inlaid chess
boards, Staunton and French pattern
chessmen, curious items of quaint
character and divers art prints.
Rest rooms for ladies and gentle
men adjoin the game room and lounge.
Shortly the lounge and game
room will be fitted with Chester
fields, reading lamps and sundry
comforts that make for cozy club
atmosphere.
Evening star., 1937-03-01
Looks to Be Rippy.

IT PROBABLY means that Claude
Rippy, the lanky lad from Cali
fornia. will get free trip across the
continent. for Rippy is an odds-on
favorite to cop the local champion
ship as he has done for the last
two years, and there isn't any new
competition for him. Rippy should
go.
Any guy who's good enough to get
to the final in the national, as he did
last year should have another crack
at the title. Pat Abbott of Los Angeles
whipped Rippy in the final at Beth
page State Park last August and then
came to washington, where Claude
handed him a trouncing in a little
exhibition match at East Potomac
Park
Rippy has been eschewing the public
courses lately, playing his golf at
Beaver Dam. And he's been playing
with all the skill and ability that
carried him to the top of the local
public links heap two years ago and
has kept him there ever since. Rounds
of "a and better have been rattling
off the Rippy clubs over that lengthy
Beaver Dam course. and the slim guy
with the scar on his pan is getting
set for another big season.
There's only one fly in the Rippy
ointment. Under the new plan of the
U. S. G. A., if he plays in the public
links tourney, he can't play in the
national amateur, which will be
staged at Portland, Greg, next
August.
Evening star., 1937-03-01
Officers of the Divan.

pRESENT officers of the Downtown
Washington Social Chess Divan
are l. j. Curran. president: H. NJ
Meacham, vice president; Mrs. Mabel
Macpherson, secretary, and Norval
Wlgginton, treasurer. All business
matters are under the supervision Of
the chess director, who is not an off,
Ger but whose sole purpose is to pro-
vide a modern chess club as clear
ing house" for all local chess units on
a non-profit basis.
Officers and the chess director will
conduct a business session this eve
ming and outline the program of
activity for March.
Persons interested in affiliating
with the divan should call during the
evening either of the following num-
bers and say, Il want to be a member
of the social chess divan. Tell me
the details, please: Greenwood
2465-J, Decatur 2279, Columbia
7520-J, North 6737.
Don't forget the big rally on
Wednesday night. Refreshments
will be available.
Evening star., 1937-03-01
j. s. FARM PLAN
IS FORUM TOPIC
Senator Pope of Agricultural
Committee to Speak
Over WRC,

= ENATOR POPE, Democrat, OF
Idaho will discuss the Roosevelt
administrations farm program
- during the National Radio
Forum tonight over WRC and coast
to-coast network of other National
Broadcasting Co. stations.
The forum, arranged by The WASH
ington Star, will be broadcast from
1890 to IL O'Clock.
Senator Pope is a member OF the
Senate Committee on Agriculture,
whose duty it will be to whip into
shape recommendations of President
Roosevelt regarding farm tenancy and
crop insurance. He will make par
tlcular reference in his speech to i'm
provement in the condition Of farm
tenants and to crop insurance
measures.
"CAPPY RICKS." drama of ships
and seafaring, will be the
Radio Theater presentation on WJSV
at 9. Charles Winninger, creator of
Capt. Henry" of Show Boat fame,
will play the title role, supported BY
Richard Arlen and Sally Eilers.
TWO nationally known educators
DR.. Herbert Wright, professor of
international law and head of the
department of politics at Catholic
University, and DR.. Ben A. Arneson.
head Of the department of political
science at American University-have
been appointed by Federal Commits
sioner of Education Studebaker to
provide authentic historical back
ground for the Let Freedom Ring"
series Oh WJSV. The program tonight
at 1890 is entitled Trial by Jury
ard traces the struggle for Judgment
by ones equals from 500 AID, when
the blood feud constituted the su-
preme law, 10 the modern jury system.
MARGARET SPEAKS, soprano,
will feature My Romance"
from Jumbo" during her recital on
WRC at $50. Her program also in
cludes Let My Song Fill Your
Heart Easy TO Love" Sapphire
Seas" and Thine Alone" from Victor
Herbert's Eileen
DICK AND PAT" popular black
face comedy duo. fresh from a
Southern vacation, will return to the
Pipe Smoking Time" program on
WJSV at $50. Benny Kreuger's
Orchestra will welcome their return
with Trust in Me" and I'll Sing
You Thousand Love Songs"
A MEDLEY Of selections from the
operetta, The Desert Song"
will be one of the high lights of the
program of Horace Heidt's Brigadiers
on WJSV at g. Alvino Rey will play
special Interpretation of st. Louis
Blues on his electric singing guitar.
Evening star., 1937-03-01
BY PAUL ]. MILLER, Jr.

A TTENTION! Calling all chess
" players In Washington and
~ the District of Colum bia. Re-
a lay this special news bulletin
to your friends. Apprehend Chess
Phan who is on the rampage and in
desperate straits as he searches for a
real live social chess club where he
may receive friendly instruction and
play to his hearts content
The room problem is check
mated for the Downtown Washing
ton Social Chess Divan! Definite
daily quarters of first-class prOpOr-
ti0ns have been obtained and game
rooms become available for use
effective today.
For some time this column has ad-
vised the chess public that the social