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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12

"PTejeme-li 81, ably byla "a
chovana dGvera v mas kladena
a uchovana demokracie, must
me jednati - nynf."
Tajemnfk senatu Cordell
Hull postal oficielnf omluvu
nemecke Wade prostrednfkem
mem. vyslanectvf, Ia kritiku
kanclere Hitlera newyorskym
mayorem Fiorello La Guar
diou.
Newyorcan Tekl, re voskovy
Hitler by mel figurovati v ka-
binetu "hrGz" "a chystane sve-
tove vystave v New Yorku.
Hlavni cast Hullova projevu
bylo: "Nemecka vlada svym
vyslanectvlm zde 81 stezuje pro
ii jistym vyrokGm Hon. Fiorel-
10 LaGuardiy, We verejnem pro
slovu v hotelu Aston v New
Yorku dine 3. brezna, pravfc, re
takovy vyroky vazne a tezce u
razejf hlavu nemeckeho statu,
a nemeckou vladu.
"V t6to zemi pravo a svobo-
da slova ,je zaruceno ustavou
kazdemu obcanu, a je uct1vano
co cast narodnfho odkazu.
"To ale neumensuje polito-
vanf vlady, kdyz vyroky bud
soukromych obcanG, nebo We
Tejnych oficial1 mluvfcfch v
soukrome podstate je urazena
vlada Sc kterou name oficielnf
spojenf. ia velmi vazne lituji
vyrokd, ktere zavdaly podnet
k urazce nemecke vlady. Ne
pfedstavuji politiku teto vlady
vnGci Wade Nemecka. MAST poll
tikou .je vesti oficielnl vztahy s
jinymi narody ma zakladne u
plneho a vzajemneho respek-
tn, pro prava a ctilivost jeden
druheho.
F. H. LaGuardia kdyz byl
zpraven O omluve statn1ho Cd
boru Nemecku pravil:
ga dosud trvam ma tom, co
jsem rekl a opakuji to nanovo.
Mluvil jsem o hnedokosilatem
fanatikovi, ktery ohrozuje mir
Evropy. Herr Hitler a jeho
vlada rychle usoudili re jsem
mill ma neho. Nevfm, zda-li
to bylo nejiste svedoml neb
mole zrucenost V popisu, ale
tax 81 onak je to lhostejno."
Manzelka jeho je zidovka.
= Zachran6n1 konstituce Cd
soudu, re jest c1lem presidenta
Roosevelta, prohlasil v 1tery.
Nejvyssf soud obzalovan byl
re s%trhavan1 moci ma sebe.
V reci, jez byla jednou z nej-
smelejs1ch behem jeho ufadu a
nejostrejsim narcen1m Nejvys-
s1ho Soudu, president Roose-
welt v 1tery pfedlozil sv1j plan
ma reorganizaci narodu ~jak
1prostTedek ku zachovanl kon-
stituce cd soudu a zachrana
SOudu pro SeDe.
Presidentova utern1 rec byla
druhou behem tydne ma otaz-
ku soudu. Prvn1 rec pronesl
president We ctvrtek ma hostine
"V1teZstv1."
President obzaloval Nejvys-
81 soud, re nejedna jake soud-
nj teleso, ale jake politiku two
rfc1 teleso, re beTe ma sebe pra-
vo rozhodovati O kongresu, re
sebe povysil ma tret1 Dim kon-
gresu vkladaj1c1 do konstituce
slova, ktera tam nejsou a nj
kdy nemaj1 byti.
"My chce Nejvyssi Soud,
ktery by daval spravedlnost
die konstituce- ne pres tuto".
volal president. President ma
jednotlive body reci sve kladl
zvlastnf d1raz.
"Jest to Americky lid jenom
ktery chce byti v sedle rfdice.
Jest to Americky lid jenom, kite
ry chce orati brazdu, jest to A.
mericky lid jenom, ktery oce-
kava re tret1 kun potahne V
jednote S druhymi dvemi," vo-
lal president.
President pronesl, re jehc
ellen, byl-li by schvalen, jest
ustanoviti "a soudce Nejvyssf.
no Soudu ty, kter1 by "jednal.
jako rozdavaci spravedlnosti q
ne jake zakonodarci."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Z KruhH Prace.

Bitevnf fronty sc pocaly Ta-
dit s neocekavanou rychlost1 k
celne srazce armad Johna L..
Lewise a Williama Greena.
Prvn1 je v cele uni zdruzenych
S jeho vyborem pro prGmyslo-
YOU odganisaci, C. I. o., druhy
r1d1 Americka federace prace
a jej1 odnoze.
Zachvivajic Sc a otrasajic o.
hromnymi delnickymi prevra-
ty v poslednfch dnech, dvou-
bilionova rise ocelaTG bylo jed
MIN z bojist. Jinym byl prG-
mysl obuvnicky We vychodnfch
statech, kde Green vedl osobne
unie sdruzene s federac1 ku Cd
poru prot organizacnim sna-
ham CLIO.
Do bitevni vTavy vlozila Sc unie
acknowledged deln1k1, ktera
nedavno Tfdila stavku u Gene
raj Motors Co. Jejf cinovnici
prohlasili, re uniove clenstvf je
dokoTan otevTeno vsem delhi
kun v kteremkoliv remesle,
ktere nen1 dosud kryto dosa-
vadn1m programem C. I. O.
Timed dodali, re tento tab je
pfimou odpovedf ma Green1v
pozadavek, ably vsecky unie
sdruzene s Amer. federaci pra-
&c obnovily sve 1toky ma sve
zlewisovane soupeTe.
Nejsensacnejsf udalost sc O.
dehrala Pittsburghu, kde "a
stupci delnictva u Carnegie-Ill.
nois Steel Co., kteT1 Sc nepfida-
Ii k CLIO uni, a byli dosud zor-
ganizovani v sapovych uni1ch
Sc obratili primo ma Greena
PTedseda Federace ale zat1m
odepTel S prohlasenfm, re my.
sli, re jich sapove unies jsou
"kontrolovany''. Nicmene do.
dial: "Pak-li ale zastupitelskJ
system delnikG Sc chce 1plne
oddeliti cd vsehos ztotoznen1 sc
spolecnostf (sapem', pax je.
iich zadost Sc ocitne We zcels
LINEN svetle."
V tiskove konferenci Greer
fekl, re spravnym zpGsoben
pro .organizaci ocel. delnlkG by
bylo, ably unie produkcnfch "a
mestnancn prevZaly hlavnf ka
DIR deln1kG, kdezto skoleni cd
bornfci by pristoupili do RENE
slnych uni.
V telegramu, ktery postal
zastupci byv. sapovych uni O
celaTG Greenovi, pozadali jej a
by pTijel do Pittsburghu, a da
lin sve rady ohledne budouc
taktiky d6lnfkd Carnegie-Illi
nois, ktera ma Is zavodG s.
100 deln1ky.
Zahajuje bez prGtahG tazen
proti Lewisovym uni1m, Greer
postal telegram statni Fedora
ci prace v Massachusetts,
nemz pravil: "Vyzyvam off
cielne vas, sdruzence. cinovn1
ky a cleny statn1 federace, a
byste bojovali a vzepTeli S,
kazdemu pokusu kterekoliv or
ganizace, znasilniti jurisdikc
unie obuvnikG a olinkafG. Ia
stupci a clenstvo Americke fe
derace prace jsou vyzyvani, a
by udelali hranicn1 caru mez
Federac1, a Vyborem pro pri
myslovou organizaci."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Dodatek o dstske praci pora-
zen " New Yorku.

Schvalenf vladnfho dodatku
0 zakazanf detske prace, bylo
v 1tery porazeno velikou vetSi-
nou We statnlm shromazdeni v
Albany, N. Y, pc debate trva-
j1c1 4 hodiny.
Proti hlasovali 1O2 zastupci,
pro AZ.
Re statG jiz % stat1 schvali-
10 vladn1 dodatek O detske pra-
CT, ktery dodatek pTijat byl Y
kongresu velikou vetsinou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Asi kazdY vi proc.

V Minneapolis, Mimi, jiz pc
sestnacte vyvolana drazba ma
zeleznicnf trait Minneapolis &
st. Louis. Tato spolecnost ma
receivera jiz cd roku 1923.
Zadny Sc neprihlasil. Ia diva
meslce Dude zeleznice op6t ma
bldnuta V move drazbe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Nezamestnanosti mezi zenami
ubyva.
F.. L. I. S..

V brozurce, vydane pod titu-
lem "Gainfully Employed Wo-
men in 1882, zaznamenava
Zensky Trad Spojenych statn
pozvolny Size, ale staly vzestup
poctu zen, zamestnavanych a.
merickym pr1myslem. Vez-
mcneil "a zaklad 100 vyde-
lecne zamestnanych roku 1923
pax shledame, re jich pTipada-
10 pouze 81 roku 1882, 68 roku
1888, 70 roku 1884, rs roku
1885 a 81 roku 1886.
Mnoho nezamestnanych zen
naslo praci ma federalnfch ve-
fejnych projektech. V kvetnu
1896 pracovalo ma techto pro-
jektech vice nezli 100000 zen,
cinfce 16 procent veskerych
zamestnanc1 v onom oboru.
zeny tvofily takTka jednu ire
thu vsak zamestnanych ma pro
fesionalnfch a technickych pro
jektech, avsak necelou sestinu
zamestnanych pracf nadeni-
ckou.
zensky Trad sestavil n9kolik
statistickych pTehledG ZEN
skych mezd, z nichz je patrno,
re vydelky zen jsou, zvlaSte v
nekterych castech ezme, velmi
ubohe. TAX ma pr. dostavalo v
Arkansasu 1874 procent vsech
belosek zamestnanych v pr1-
myslovych podnic1ch meme nez
Ii $12 "a tydennf praci. V Da-
laware, V New Hampshire a v
Tennessee kol1salo procento
zamestnanych zen, %vydelajf-
cfch maximaln6 $12 tydne, cd
SO do 62,9. Department prace
shledal, re i New Yorku vice
neil jedna tTetina zen, zamest
nanych balenfm zbozf v tovar-
mach, ktere vysflajf do obcho-
dG potraviny, drogy, kosmetic-
Ike a toaletnf pTfrpavky, do
stavala meme neil 80 cent? "a
hodinu.
Statistical data O mzdach
jsou sbfrana vzhledem k zako-
nu O minimaln1ch mzdach zen,
ktery je dosud platny v mnoha
statech prohlasen Ia ne1stavn1
nejprve nejvyss1m soudem ono
no statu a pozd6ji Nejvyssfm
soudem Spojenych stat1. Ma
druhe strane byl vsak zakon o
minimalnf mzde schvalen We
Washingtone tamnejsfm nej-
vyss1m soudem, a platnost po-
dobneho zakona v Ohiu byla
potvrzena federalnfm okres-
MIN soudem. o obou techto
pffpadech Dude sc vsak jeste
jednati u Nejvysslho soudu
Spojenych Stat1.
V pTehledu zenskeho 1Tadu
jedna Sc tez O pracovnfch no.
dinach, a zjistujeme tax, re as
pom v nekterych odvetvfch pr1-
mySlu Je tendence K prlllSne-
mu prodluzovan1 pracovnf do
by. TAX ma pr. V Zapadnf Vir-
ginii pracujf sta Zen v prGmy-
slovych zavodech 81 hodiny
tydne; 20 pTadelen ma zpraco-
vanf bavlny v Severnf Karoline
ma 55ti hodinovy pracovni
tyden. V jednom state praco-
valo 16 procent zen v pradel-
mach 81 hodiny tydne nebo i
dele. Rhode Island je jednfm
re stat1, ktere schvalily nedav-
no zakon, stanovfcf maximalnf
pracovnf dobu pro zeny ma 48
hodin tydn6.
PrGmerny pracovnf tyden
zen v tovarnach cele zeme byl
minulehO rOku necelTch 40 ho-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Zabili Sc padem 5 lesenf.

V Columbus, o., diva byli
zabiti a diva vazne poran6ni pTi
sflcen1 Sc lesenf v stare tovar-
ne sp~olecnosti American Roll
ing Mill Co. Spadli S vyse rs
stop v stare peel, kterou opra-
vovali. Dopadli ma hromadu
cihel a ocele.
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Conservation Of Resources
Given AS Basis Of Plea
Continued from Page Onel


eminent employees except those in
high administrative position.
Writing to Vice-President Garner
and Speaker sBankhead, he protested
against exemption from civil service
of various types of government jobs
as proposed in more than 70 bills in
troduced this session.
Meanwhile, the joint congressional
labor committee studying the admin
istrations wage and hour bill heard
for the first time a statement of en-
ployer reaction to the proposal. Rob
ert Johnson, president of surgical
supply manufacturing company, en-
dorsed the bill as compatible with en-
lightened self-interest of employers.
The House Ways and Means Com
mittee approved extension for two
years of nuisance taxes expected by
the administration to raise $500, OOO,-
600 in the next fiscal year, starting
July l.
James Lands, of Massachusetts,
was renamed chairman of the Sc
curities Commission by President
Roosevelt He will return to Harvard
University as dean of the law school
next fall.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-03

contract. It is expected that the con-
tract will be let to single, national
ly known advertising agency which
will advise with the officials of the
Conservation department in handling
the national advertising campaign.
During <the past two days it is un-
derstood that the special committee,
of which j. L. Horne, Jr., of Rocky
Mount is chairman, has sifted the
number of advertising agencies down
to half dozen or even less from the
40 or so which were actively seeking
the contract. The proceedings of the
committee have been guarded with
the greatest secrecy and every one
connected with the conservation de-
partment assumes an air of complete
ignorance as to what has been done
or is going to be done. But the pre-
vailing option is that the committee
will reach its decision within the very
near future.
While it is expected that the COM
mittee will select one of the larger,
nationally known advertising agencies
to handle the advertising program for
the State, it is not believed that this
agency will be given full power to pro-
coed as it sees fit. Instead, it is ex-
pected that officials of the conserva-
tons department will retain full au-
thority over the program and it's gen.
eral scope, and that the advertising
agency will give them the benefit of
its experience and advice and place
the mechanical facilities and art de-
partments at the disposal of the de-
partment.
This will greatly reduce the cost of
the program. to the department, since
it will not have to employ much addi-
tional personnel, since the personnel
of the advertising agency will be at
the disposal of the department, it is
pointed out. The agency commission
will be paid by the publications in
which the advertising is placed, so
that the services of the agency will
rot cost the state anything, it is point
ed out
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-03
Ford Doesn't See
Handwriting Yet
Continued from Page One.)


altogether agree with him. | saw both
sides of him. I knew Dean S. S. Mar
quis, originally his pastor and subse-
quently chief of his industrial rela-
tons bureau; the dean wrote a book
about him. Ultimately he turned hos
tile to the dean, as they say he finally
does with almost every one with
whom he has been in close contact.
l was quite intimate with the late
CASTOR Planteff. once Ford's New
York sales manager and fiscal direc-
tor of his peace expedition. 1 had a
newspaper acquaintance with the late
Senator James Couzens. who started
in business life with him-and we
often discussed Fords peculiarities.
I am trying to qualify myself as a
competent witness as to the Fordian
philosophy.
AN OBSESSION:
It is not philosophy, for that mat
ter, it is a prejudice.
Prejudice is too mild a term, too !;
it is an bsession-virtually a nutty
one.
ClO, Oct1CNC III, 10 'fOIlN1IlSCO \1llN
I am sure, in all sintrr;ty) that lie
has socio-econoIl:jc IS " the tail, and
that only enemies of the EJman race
ci;egree with h'rl.
IIc is a bug" against labor union
i2ation.
Other captains Ct industry have
cel:'sh reasons fo, fighting ur;onism
They may pretend otherwise. but they
are quite aware that, really, they are
enthusiastically self;an.
Ford, l am positive, does Tot think
SO; his honest-to-goodness "belief" is
that he is a God-given benevolent
despot.
A PRO-WORKER PARTNER
1 believe he will stand pat on that
proposition.
Back in 1915 he gained a reputation
as a higher-pay advocate. The late
Senator Couzens always said that he
was the one who fought for that prin-
ciple-not Ford.
He did give Ford credit for &C
quiescing in it, but not for originat-
ing it.
"Ruthlessness" was the Couzens'
diagnosis Of the Ford program.
Couzens' son, as mayor of Detroit,
perhaps has seemed to be pro-indus-
trial, but his father was not. I talked
with him many time; he was pro-
labor. In his early years he himself
was a blacksmith, naturally he was
prO-Worker
INEVITABLE?
But Ford, senior?
He stood off the A. F. of L.
i The A. F. of L. did not go to the
mat with him. John L. Lewis G.. I.
O. is doing SO.
The steel automotive industries
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him as probation director if the gov
ernor gives the word.
The members of the probation COM
mission appointed last week by Gov
ernor Hoey are Judge Wilson War
lick. of Newton; Attorney General
A. A. F. Seawell, Commissioner of Pa
roles Edwin M. Gill, State Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction Clyde A.
Erwin and Dr. John S. Broadway, of
the University of North Carolina Law
school.
The probation director is expected
to receive a salary of $4,000 a year.
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in general are beginning to recognize
G.. I. O.s inevitability.
Ford does not see it.
TOO CONSPICUOUS
Ford's weakness is that his strikes
are so conspicuous.
Any other strike is a strike so-and-
so, anywhere.
A Ford strike is a Ford strike-;n
a main plant or an assembly plant or
any old place.
So Ford is under fire anyway.
PSYCHOLOGY
You can't get up much ginger a.
gainst General Motors"-that is a
general term.
But you can get sore against an
individual-Henry Ford.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-03

Now that several foreign nations
have begun to pay fancy prices for
scrap iron and junk heap automobiles
to acquire metal for ornaments
Yawn Yawnson is thinking about dis
posing of his old Model q jaloppy.
Yawn knows a bull market when he
sees one.
Yawn's museum piece is a disgrace
to the highways, a mechanical mon
strosity and a general eyesore but
YaWn says-it has always brought
him back-sometimes
Yawn bought the old gas gondola
the same year the Car of Russia had
tea with the Kaiser of Germany. and
you don't need to know your history
to realize that wasn't Wednesday
week ago.
+ When new Yawn's vehicle was the
latest thing in automotive art, an
engineering masterpiece, the pride of
Sauerkraut Center and the envy of
the neighboring village of East
Bicycle.
The car looked like a breadbox
mounted on a roller skate, but it glis-
tened with varnish and had all the
new gadgets including a self-starter
and nickel-plated crank.
Now, at long last, Yawn plans to
dispose of his Model z. He dries his
tears with the thought that it is pro-
per and fitting his old car be con-
verified into a siege gun or something
else warlike. It's scrap iron now and
when the foreign warlords get thro-
ugh with tit will again be "scrap
iron.''
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-03
ELECTION CALLED JULY 20
FOR CUMBERLAND COTINTY

Fayetteville, June 3 (AP)-C. C. Nc
Alistcr, chairman of the Cumberland
county Board of Elections, announc-
ed today the board had called a refer
endum for July 20 on liquor control.
He said the board had been petition
ed by more than the required Is per-
cent of the voters who ballotted in
the last election for governor.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-03
Counties OF West Not
To Have Vote
CONTINUED from Page One.l

of liquor stores by majority of 81
votes.
The vote was: 1859 for stores; g.
0l0 against.
The official count was the same as
that claimed by dry forces yesterday
after they said an error in a rural
precinct had been corrected.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-03
Wife Preservers

The first wedding. anniversary
to be celebrated is paper Sug-
gested gifts: Stationery, maya
zine subscriptions, paper picnic
outfits, rolls of paper toweling.
books, pictures. music. etc.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-03
Advertising Job
Ready To Be Lei

CONTINUED from Page One.)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-02
THREE SHIPS ARE IN
DISTRESS in STORM

MANILA, Sept. 2. (UP)-Wre-
less towers were torn down by the
typhoOn at Hong Kong early to-
day, it was reported here.
Heavy property damage was IN
fiictcd.
Contact was being maintained
between the British colony and
Shanghai by emergency antennae,
communications men mere said.
The steamer Shunscin was re-
ported aground at Using Island
and asked for immediate aSsis-
lance. Her engines were dead.
The President Lincoln picked
up an sos from the steamer
Kwangchow reporting she was
aground south of Lamma Island
with all hands safe but in need of
aid. The Lincoln also picked up
an sos from the steamer Shin
ping. aground off Lantau Island.
All the distressed vessels were
in the vicinity of Hong Kong.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-02
OVER 100 DIE IN.
CHINA STORM
3 Ships in Distress; Hong
Kong TyphoOn Worst
in City's History

HONG KONG. Sept. =. (UP)-
The worst typhoon in the history
of this city killed more than 100
persons. wrecking parts OF the
city and caused heavy damage 70
shipping. Officials feared the
death toll would mount because
large sections of the Chinese area
lay i'm ruins.
The gusts of wind were so
strong that observatory inStru-
mentS were incapable of register
ing their force.
Those killed, first reports said,
were Chinese.
The storm struck as Hong Kong,
already harried by an outbreak Of
cholera. was fighting to prevent
spread of disease.
The epidemic so far has been
confined to poor Chinese. Forty
six new cases were reported yes
tcrday, bringing TO i,l75 the to-
tai of those afflicted.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-02
STOP DUKE is WAR CRY AS
FIRST GRID WORKOUTS HELD

The 1897 campaign finds ola
and tried football regimes en-
trcnched in the Southeastern
conference. But the Southern was
in the midst of another shaEeup.
University of Virginia had with
drawn in protest at the Graham
plan" cutting conference person
mel to Is. The Cavaliers have q
new coach, Frank Murray, form
erly Of Marquette.
Doe Newton is at North Caro-
lima State to succeed Hunk An
derSon, and was replaced at
Davidson by his former assistant,
Gene Newer, former Tennessee
star. Douglas "PeaEead" Walker
is the new coach at Wake Forest
and Virginia Military institute
has summoned Pooley Hubert
who starred long ago AT Alabama
to succeed the veteran Bill Rai-
crty.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-02

second. English scratched a Int
mast urges to score Brack.
Hal Schumacher distributed
nine safeties in pitching the
Giants TO a 7-3 decision over the
81 Louis Cardinals. New York
cot TO Lon Warneke for three
runs in the third to overcome a
two-run st. Louis lead, then
knocked the ex-Cub star from the
mound i'm the fourth when they
tailed three more. Ripple bounc-
ed a hit off Warneke's left knee
forcing him TO retire. Ryba, his
relief man, was greeted by Mel
Otis 29th homer of the season
with two mates aboard. Dick
Rartcll, with a double and three
singles, paced the Giants Ia hit
attack.
Claude PasSeau scattered seven
hits TO Pittsburgh, hurting the
Philadelphia Phillies to a 5-3 vic
tory. The Pills raped Bauers
and Weaver for eight, including
Grace'S home run in the eighth
with Dolph Camilli aboard, which
broke a 3-3 tie.
Cincinnati and Boston split a
twin bill, the opener going to the
Reds 81 when Paul Dcrringcr
was solved for only six hits. and
the Bees taking the nightcap be-
hind the cight-hit hurting of Lou
Fcttc. II was Derringer's 18th
win; Fettc'S 10th. Gene moore
hOmercd for Boston in the second
game.
julius SOlterS' home run with n
mate on base in the fourth inning
gave the Cleveland Indians a lead
they never relinquished in beat
ing the New York Yankees, Az,
in an American league game.
Denny GalehOuSa went the route
for the tribe, doing out seven
hits. TroSky with three singles
in four trips, paced the Indians
l0-hit attack off Kemp Wicker.
The SecOnd-place Detroit Tigers
also lost, SO, to the Washington
Senators. Yves Terrell held the
Tigers to five hits while the Sen
atorS blasted Mclaughlin, Wade
and Russell for 15.
Boston BANKED Chicago 20 in
game postponed after six in
nings of play because of rain,
The second game of the scheduled
twin-bill was called off. Lefty
Grove gave up five hits in win
ming: Bill Dietrich four in losing,
Luke Appling's error on slow
roller accounted for the Red SoS
first. and winning, tally in the
third.
Philadelphia beat st. Louis, 5
2, Almon Williams. scattering II
hits to the Brownies. The AZ
cot TO Hildebrand and Trotter 20
nine, one Of them a homer b,
Waliy Moses in the seventh
when Philadelphia clinched tn
] game with three-run burst.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-02
ats a grand time for gnlf-or

"Its a grand time for g"lf-or
time for grand coffin North
Carolina. Considered by many ad-
diets as one of the most interest
ing courses in the southeast, the
lS-hole course of the Henderson,
vile On. c. Country Club cd
was laid out by Donald Ross with
artistic fnesSc and Skillful tech
nique. Natural hazards and arti-
fetal traps dot the 6.lO2 yards of
the course (par 7C) with It's
smoothly rolling fairways of Ken
lucky blue grass and Greens of
Metropolitan bent.
"Thc stone clubhouse has been
enlarged and rcmodclcd. regular