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La gaceta., 1937-07-08
Una postal sisnpdticc

CWU pVStUI StHppUEtcU
La recibi esta manana, y muy
complacido acuso rscibo de ella,
de la muy sirppatica Srta. Jen-
ME Rodriguez, quien en- compa-
mia de su hermano politico y O.
tros familiares sali6 a fines de
Ia serlana pasada para Ashville
Carolina del Norte, desde cuya
ciudad me escribe.
Companerita mia muy INTEL
genie y estimada en- Ell diario en-
que ambos laboramos por algin
tiempo; nuestra amistad data
de amos v nuestra simpatfa y
buenas relaciones Sc han man :
tenido inquebrantables a pesar
del tempo.
Algeria sin 1fmites deseo a la
graciosa Jennie en- su excursion
~veraniega Y que no mantenga
por mucho tempo privados de
su presencia a los que realmen-
be en- esta sociedad lie estiman.
iGracias por ell recuerdo!
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UNA RI UNION INTERNAL
cioNAL EN- Ell FRENTE
DEE RIO r A
(Pef Ted Allan, cAresponsal
De The Federated Press)


Madrid, JQl.o Con mott
70 dS log Aos commemorate
vos deg ~ Julio, Dia de la
Indepchdencia de Estados u
nidOs ,st han s0ngresado en- q
frente DEB rio Jarama elelnentos
represe fativos de las distintas
naciona1idades cuyos voIunta-
rios estan combatiendo al la
do del Gobierno republican,
de Valencia. cp
&sEntre los presente5 Sc encon7
traban, ademas del Captain
J cay ale, delegado del Estado
Mayor, ell Comandante Hour
Than, Jefe del Battalion II,
mas conocido por ell nombre
de Abraham Lincoln y los Co
misarios Polfticos de los otros
batallones.
Como ~cortes1a hacia los nor
teamericanos los elementos de
otras nacionalidades enviaron
sus delegados. AL lado de j. A.
Demetriar, griego, Y de R.
Kerr, canadiense, Sc encontra-
ba Juan Santiago, cubano. En-
otra parte A. j. Thorstanje,
holandes, Alfonso Bircht, ale
man, Bernardo Cappadona, tia
liano Y Artemio Luna, filipino.
Pude hablar ALI con ell CO.
nocido novelista ingles Ralph
Bates, editor del peri6dico de
la Brigada, que ACADIA de ha-
Ger un recorrido por TODD Ell
frente de Cordoba.
Dos Oficiales Cubanos
al Sur
Ell escritor britanico visit6 ell
Hospital norteamericano que
ACADIA de ser organizado a una
milla y media del terreno de
|lucha en- ell frente Sur. Para
regresar utilize uno de tantos
~camiones conducidos por ch6-
feres yanquis. Hoy no es posi-
BILE decir que los norteameri-
canos, canadienses Y cubanos
se encuentran en- ell frente de
Madrid.
Bates informa que en- ell fren
tie de Cordoba hay hombres de
esos tres pafses. Aunque en- su
mayor parte trabajan en- ell
transporte, los hay tambien &C.
tuando en- operaciones militia
res. Al llegar a este punto me
senal6 los nombres de dos Off
ciales cubanos que Sc han dis
tinguido allf recientemente; ell
Captain Llera Y ell Teniente
Dalmau.
-El frente de Cordoba
me dijo Ell escritor--, con sus
wales Y montanas, tiene una
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que ocunira I'm rompimiento
\ entire Lewis vel Presidente Roosevelt
Los trabajadores son atropeliados por
la Guardia Nacional

Washington, Julio 8.-La pc
sibilidad de un rompiwiento en-
tie John L. Lewis Y 81 gobierno
de Roosevelt Sc discute aquf por
haberse extendido en- los cfrcu-
los del CLIO. la creencia de que
Il gobierno Sc ha asustado Y ha
uelto la espalda.
Los jsfes del CLIO. opina9
ue Ell rapi6o crecimiento de j
organization ha @bligado al GO
bierno a colocarse junto a los
que Sc cponen al movimiento, es
timando "que la rapidez es ex-
cesiva Y cubre mucho terrific :
rio"
La idea de I'm possible rompi-
miento entire ell Presidente y
Mr.. Lewis ha llegado solo a las
personals que estan cerca de am
hos.
Els probable que antes del
r~ompimiento por las dos parties
Sc hagan maniobras para clari-
ficar la atm6sfera. Ell presiden-
tie indicara hasta d6nde puede
llegar con ~restpecto al clio. v
Lewis expresara 10 que piensa
sobre la oposici6n a su movi-
miento.
Como base de la possible rup-
tura Sc mencionan unas pala :
bras del secretario de comercio
Roper contra los extremists v
la condemnation por la Sra. Per-
kins, secretaria del trabajo, de
las huelgas sentadas.
Los obreros Sc quejan hoy de
que la policfa Y la guardia ma
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NOTASICCIAN
(Por A. MontotL)

En- 81 annlio local qRe ocupa-
ba antes ell stadium de los cuba
nos ,regefteado con exitdsduran
tie b~astante tempo por la mis-
ma SecG6n Atletica, Sc levNta
"a la plataforma donde los bal
ladores de las piezas cubanas
Y espanoles disfrutaran de un
verdadero regocijo. Tendere-
ties Y kioskos bordeando ell terre
no daran una visi6R exacta de
10 que en- la Habana constituye
una Verbena de San Juan.
Las frituras criollas Y los chu
rros andaluces, que tan buena
acogida han tenid4 siempre en-
ire los cubanos, no faltaran EN-
los merenderos.
Noche placentera en- la que eli
tempo habra de prevalecer.
La gaceta., 1937-07-08
LAS TROPAS
PELEARON CON LAS CHI
MAS

Shanghai, julio 8.-Las tro-
pas .japonesas atacaron alevo-
samente a las chinas en- las afue
ras de Peiping, provocando otro
nueyo incidente.
Dfcese que las tropas chinas,
indignadas demandan la reti.
rada del Jap6n de Fengtal y el
puente de Marco Polo "a 10 MI
Has al oeste de la capital.
Dos japonsses hicieron fue-
go ntencionalmente, sobre la
guarnici6n china del puente.
Los campesinos llegados a
Peiping informan que los inva-
sores nipones estan bombar4
deando la aQdea de Wan-ping-
Hsien.
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|cional realizan actos de violeh-
Ella en- favor de la Republic
Steel, en- Cleveland. La Repu :
bile dice que Ell ntmero de As
rompehuelgaS pasa va de 5000.
En- Youngstown 0hSo,ssara
quebrantar 81 movimiento obre-
70 Sc han expedid0 acusaefones
contra 200 trabajadores, todas
injustas, segdn Lee Rvesspan,
|aetrado del CLIO.
Brutal terrorismo Sc ha desa-
Etado contrA los huelguistas en-
Canton, Ohio, animado por Ell
gobernador Y la guardia naci@
.nal.
Los abogados de los trabaja-
dores en- Pittsburg, Pa, mantle
men que la policfa y la guardia
nacional estan en- contuberniQ
con la Youngstown Sheet and
Tube Co. y atentan contra los
derechos de los trabajadores.
Ell jefe de policia de Youngs-
town es Ell principal complete de
la companfa, 10 mismo que ell
alcalde Evans y Ell sheriff Elser.
Ante Ell comite nacional de re
laciones del trabajo declararon
aver en- Detroit algunos jefes O.
Ibreros, hacienda formidables a.
cusaiciones contra la Ford Mo :
tor Co. Varios empleados de
Ford fueron nombrados como a.
gresores. Esa compahfa auto :
movilista a iuicio de Richard
Frankensteen, de los Obreros u
nidos del Autom6vil, realiza Sin
justas practicas" en- 10 que a los
trabajadores concierne.
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Ell Primer Hiio

Asistimos desde el parque Pr
Hegrino Rey a los ensayos de Ia
cbra "EQ Primer Hijo," que Sc
representara en- el escenario de,
teatro del Centre Espaiol dc
w. Tampa la noche del 20 del
presente, organizada por la Sec
ci6n Recreativa y en- cuyo des-
empefio toman parte solamente
las sefioritas que figuran en- Ia
Secci6n.
Bonitas en- su mayorfa, sim .
paticas todas las artistas que a.
parecen en- ell reparto, obedecen
con entusiasmo a su director A.
gustfn Ayala, como 10 aprecia :
mos en- los coros que Sc canta.
ron.
La function Sc dara ell 20 de e.
tie me- y Ell producto Sc destina
a mejoras en- ell Sanatorio.
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Recuerde este cuando
necesite un Laxante

Els mejor para listed 81 su
cuerpo sigue funcionando tai
cual la naturaleza 10 dispuso.
Los restos del alimento (des-
pues de la digesti6n) debieran
eliminarse toda los dias. Guam
do este estrenido, tome una 0
dos dosis de Black raught,
puramente vegetal, para un
rapido y refrescante alivio.
A miles y miles de hombres v
mujeres les gusta Black raught v
10 tienen a la mano, para usar a la
primera senal de estrenimiento. iLo
ha probado listed?
La gaceta., 1937-07-08
THEME ASEGU,
RADA LA MAYORIA

M6jico, D. F., julio 8.-En
las pasadas eleceiones ell parti-
do del Oral. Lazaro Cardenas,
el lRevolucionario, alcanz6 a.
brumadora mayoria.
De los 173 pueStos de la ca
mara que habfa que cubrir, Ell
partido del gobierno ha obteni-
do 100.
Jorge Prieto Laurens, presi-
dente del particle Social Demo-
crata, dijo que Ell gobierno Sc hu
DO de waller de todos los medios
para obtener la victoria.
La nueva camara Sc reunira
en- ell mes de septiembre.
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| Instolaciones de OficiaIes

IRstGldciones de OficiGles
Esta noche tendra lugar la
tenida de la logia Crist6bal Co
lon No. Z. en- la cual seran insta
lados los oficiales 1ltimamente
electos y que son, por su orden
Francisco Riesgo, Noble Jefe;
Amado de los ARGOS, Vice No
bic Jefe; Rev. Ramiro Paula,
Alto Sacerdote; Manuel de la
Parte, Venerable Ermitano;
Cesareo Alvarez, Secretario de
Actas; Eladio Naranjo, Secreta
rio de Finanzas; JESUS de la
Parte, Tesorero, " Jose Rene
Cabrera, Heraldo.
I'm excelente refrigsrio Sc o.
frecera a los asistentes.
La gaceta., 1937-07-08
N Ell COLORADO SUS
AEROPLANOS En- BUSCA
DE AMELIA

Honolulu, julio Sci AGO
zado Colorado avisa por la
lambrica que lanz6 con la cata-
pulta sus tres aeroplanos en- bus
ca de la famosa aviatrizA me-
liza Earhart. Los tres regresa-
ron despues de dos hSras de vue
10, sin encontrar MAJ U.
Luego de tomar 4 combusti-
bic que lie diera el%'Colorado",
Ell gaurdA costa Itasca sali6 a
Aealizar h nueyo reco9fido.
Opfna contralmirante Muir
fin, de Honolulu, que la Sra.
Earhart y ell navega@r Fred
Noonan seraR hallados en- ell
arcade la isla Fenix.
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Pocas Esperanzas Sc AFRICAN

Pocds Esperanzas Sc AbrigaN
Con pena nos enteramos es-
ia mahana del NAL estado de
salud de la muy querida esposa
del inteligente v active secreta-
rio del Centre Espanol, don
Fermin Souto.
Su avanzada edad Y los acha-
ques q. sus dolencias lie ocasio-
nan, causa son de que las espe-
ranzas que Sc AFRICAN por gu vi
da sean muy debiles.
Lamentando Ell delicado esta.
do de salud de la muy respeta-
BILE sonora queremos hacer sa-
Der a su esposo, nuestro buen
amigo Fermfn, 10 mucho que
nos apena esta noticia que da.
mos.
La gaceta., 1937-07-08
La Veybeno de los Caboaos

La Verbe8a de los C@banos
Reforzados con la a~sistencia
deentusiastas del Circulo Cuba
no tan antiques y prestigiosos
como Evaristo Machin y Ar
maDdo Dorta, populares ambos
Y muy queridos presidentes que
fueron de la Secci6n de Recreo,
la Verbena que prepare la Sec
ci6n Atletica para la noche del
81 de este mes, no puede menos
que desenvolverse en- triunfo re-
Sonante.
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Don BenItO. PefU %Ile
enorme distancia queFmedra
entire Gsos puntos, ell &obierno
dem9str6 en- " re ente con-
tra ensiYa que Sc e~ncuentra
Wpondicsones de mover un E.
jercito en- toda la Inca en- I'm
momento dado y no en- acciones
esperadicas como habia suce-
dido con ahterHTkad.
La gaceta., 1937-07-08

Las lluvias hicieron bajar la q
temperature en- Tampa Y hoy
por la manana Sc sinti6 algo de
Aesco.
Para hoy Sc prenostican llu-
Mas Y deslpues nublados parcia-
les, con vientos moderados.
Maxima temperature hoy por
"a manana SO grades, mfnima
IA.
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FL Frente Nadrileno
Actiko

Durante la celebration del
4 de Julio los A~orteamefAcano
nj necesitaron fuegos a ificia
les nj cohetes. I'm verdadero
efervesS Ia prevalece
en- TODD ~G1-cnte de- Madrid.
BESIDE Ia dfneas del rio Nara
ma hasta ell sector de GuSdala
lara, las luchas Y encuentros
han sidQ constantes.
En- Carabanchel lcA leales
tuvieron exito, logran.io apo
derarse de algunas Gales y ca
sas situadas estrategicamente.
Exceptuando este case, las po-
siciones de ambas parties que
daron en- la misma situaci6n.
Estas cosas que vienen suce-
diendo, no obstante, haysque
considerarlas como sintomati-
cas-. La poblaci6n de Madrid
nunca ha estado mas LENA de
esperanzas que ahora. La cal
da de Bilbao no afect6 la mo-
raj de los madrilenos. La OPT
MON de todos los observadores
que Sc encontraban aqui en- ese
momento es que Ia ~poblaci6n to-
mo el asunto con tanta calma
como los valencianos y catala-
mes
Este corresponsal esta en- po-
sici6n de negar enfaticamente
los parties tendenciosos que Sc
publican en- el extranjero sobre
imaginarios des6rdenes en- esta
ciudad. Todos esos partes-de
acuerdo con las mas veraces
fuentes de informaci6n-son
c~ompletamente falsas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-15
You're Telling Mel
By WILLIAM RIFT
Central Press Writer

Astronomers now announce they
have discovered the asteroid Eros is
really lopsided planet webbing dir
lilly toward an unknown destiny. Hi,
brotheri
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-15

just before taxing time-how are
would be tax dodgers going to get a.
round it now?
Payable by Bank.
The proposed new plan calls for pay
ment of the tax by bank officers, the
levy to be based on the sum on de-
pcsit January 1 of each year At first
tax experts" just smiled at this one,
feeling they could get around it SIM
ply by having only a small balance
as the new year opened, but on fur
Their inspection it is found that if the
balance as of January l is less than
the average balance shown on the
first day of each month for the pre-
ceding year, then the tax is payable
on that average.
And so there seems to be only one
way not to pay, that's not to put any
money in the bank or to put it in
banks outside the State, and already
bankers are beginning to raise a cry
of wolf" in well-simulated fear of
adoption of this plan.
Then there's the case of funds in
the hands Of fiduciaries. Mr. Max
we'll takes no chances on these funds
being unreported by their beneficiar-
les. He goes straight to the source
and makes the tax payable by the
trustee, insurance company or other
fiduciary holding the funds. Tough to
avoid, no end.
Notes, Bonds, Etc.
There's the matter, to, of notes.
bonds and other evidences of indeIbt-
edness, AS long as the debtors pay off
when these become due there isn't
much the tax gatherers can do about
it, but under the new plan nobody is
going to be able to call on the law
to help them collect unless he also
renders collection of the tax newt
able
1t is provided that in any action to
collect on any evidence of debt,
whether by way of mortgage or other
wise, the complainant must allege or
offer proof that the taxes on such evil
dences of debt have been paid, or the
complainant must aver he is willing
that the taxes be paid out of first col
lections on the debt. So if any one de-
sires aid of the law to help him COL
lect, he must pay off or guarantee
| payment.
Collection Of taxes on shares of
stocks. bonds or corporations and 81
milar securities needed no special
provisions to help collections as they
are usually a matter of record and
can he checked up without vast diff
| ficulty. Accounts receivable, too, are
in the safe category.
Even Maxwell Stumped.
Which leaves only money on hand
as the only one of the new taxes for
which there seems to be no special
collection method.
And here even the doughty Mr..
Maxwell hasn't yet devised an iron
clad gap plugger, for there is still no
known method of looking into every
sock to see whether it's crammed with
currency.
Yet, all in all, the commissioner
seems to have done a mighty good
job in seeing that his proposed new
levies find their way into the public
treasury.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-15

county CONTROL" he said.
Mr.. Cooper gained more than lit
tie notriety, if not fame, early in the
session by tossing into the House hop
per a series of bills making Cherokee
county one of the most wide open
in the State. He called for Sunday
movies, Sunday baseball, prize fights,
hunting and fishing without license.
The House voted him the first two,
but clamped down when he appeared
with the last batch, sending the mea-
sures to committee.
Mr.. Cooper said there are "at least
1907 bootleggers in Cherokee county.
and that's one reason why it will
vote so dry" he added.
He expressed confidence that the
legislature will vote for some kind OF
liquor control and will refuse to call
a Statewide referendum. He frankly
fears that a Statewide vote would be
dry.
"You just can't beat a three-way
combination of preachers, bootleggers
and Republicans" he said, making it
clear, however, that he did not mean
to imply any open alliance between
these diverse groups.
"But the preachers are dry for prin-
ciple, the bootleggers for profit and
the Republicans for politics. he said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-15

State Department of Agriculture, is
among those slated soon to feel the
effects of the great Scott" purge or
the Department by w. Kerr Scott,
the new commissioner of Agriculture
according to reports current here the
last few days Friends of Brimley are
already becoming aroused but it is re-
garded as doubtful if they will be
able to do anything for him. Brlm-
ley has been in the employ of the
State for SO years, has been curator
of the State Museum since April 10,
1895, and is regarded as one OF che
outstanding naturalists and taxider-
mists in the United States. Before
becoming head of the State Museum,
Brimley, a native Englishman, was
taxidermist and research naturalist
with the old State Fisheries Commits
sion, and prepared the exhibit which
North Carolina sent to the Chicago
Worlds Fair. He has prepared all of
the exhibits which have been sent to
various worlds fairs since that time.
1t is understood that Commissioner
Scott has decided to GUST Curator
Brimley from the State Museum be-
cause his brother, c.. S. Brimley, is
also on the payroll of the division of
entomology of the Department of Ag
riculture. He is likewise a distin-
guished naturalist and authority on
birds and insects. Some time ago
Scott announced he was going to
"break up" teams of brothers and
sisters" working in the department,
and intimated that under this rule
one of the Brimleys would probably
be dismissed.
Commissioner Scott, however, seems
to have no computations against en-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-15

Dean Everett V. MeekS tabove) of
the Yale University School of Fine
Arts, who will be one of the principal
speakers tonight at dedicatory exer-
cises for the opening Of Person Hall,
second oldest building on the Univer-
sity of North Carolina campus, as an
art museum. Miss Leila Mechlln, di-
rector of the Southern Arts Projects,
will be the other speaker.
At the dedicatory program to be
held in Hill Music Hall at $3.50 o'clock
President Frank P. Graham will form
ally turn over the museum to the
University Art Department, which is
headed by Prof. Russell T. Smith. Fol
lowing the exercises there will be a
reception in the new museum.
An exhibition of modern American
paintings will be on view as well as a
small group of earlier English and
American paintings which show the
roots of modern American art.
The remodeling of Person Hall has
been made possible by Federal aid I'M
der PWA and by general contribution
from Mrs Katherine Pendleton Ar
rington, and others.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-15
Handy Thing About
Black-Draught So
Many Folks Like

When it comes to the proper size
dose of a laxative medicine, differ
ent persons and different ages natu-
rally need different doses. Proper
size doses thoroughly do the work
expected without harsh purging.
Black-Draught laxative is prepar-
ed in a dry powder so the size of the
dose easily can be adjusted to the
needs of the person taking it. Not
too much, but just enough thorough
ly to relieve constipation.
Black-Draught is credited with
leaving the digestive tract more able
to continue elimination, regularly,
every day. Be sure to try it!
Sold in 25-cent packages.-(Adv).
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-15

ploying new people in his department
with relatives on the payroll in other
departments, or persons from Wake
county, although he said some weeks
ago there were too many Wake peo-
pie in the department and that he was
going to fire some of these. SCOTS
new private secretary, Miss Martha
Fleming, former Latin teacher in
Raleigh high school, has a brother
employed by the State Board of
Health, while his wife has in turn
had job in the Department of Reve-
nue. for the past five years A sister
of Miss Fleming's brothers wife is
an employee of the crop reporting ser
vice in the Department of Agricul-
ture. But these facts did not seem
to interfere with SCOTS employment
of Miss Fleming, who worked for and
with him during his campaign.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-15

The Nazis, we read, are preparing
to use an artificial fog" in the next
war. Some of Hitler's old speeches,
canned, no doubt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-15

Star gazers also say the universe
is largely made of gas. Shucks! We
became convinced of that as long age
as last summer, during the national
political campaign.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-15

The New York worlds fair, sche-
ruled for 1889, may bar strip tease
dancers. What? How can it possibly
open without an unwilling ceremony?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-15

Borrowing for centuries of our Gull
ture" writes a European observer,
"Americans owe debts to Europe they
can never repay All right, all right
but that just makes us even, doesn't
it?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-15
CHEROKEE COOPERIS
FROM "DRY" COUNTY
But Says He FavOrs County Control
Plan of Handling Spirits
Over the State
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Nv T. G. RASK ERVITT.

Raleigh, Jan. 49, Cherokee's Harry
Cooper says his county is five to one
dry. He says, too, that his wife is
everlastingly after his to vote for a
Statewide referendum. But, he de-
clares, he will fight for a county-op-
ton plan of liquor control and will
line up against any effort to force a
Statewide vote.
II don't control my county's vote
and / never have been able to con-
troll my wife's opinion or vote, but as
for me, feel that each county should
nave the right to decide this matter
Tor itself, so I'm going to vote for
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-15

The office pessinist says the true
aristocrat is the fellow who refused
to believe the doctor when told he
was suffering from a common cold.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-15
CURATOR BR|MLEY
IS TO WALK PLANK
Expert Museum Director Is
Slated for Guillotine by
Kerr Scott
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
by j. e.. BASK IEElVILL

Raleigh, Jan. 15-Curator Herbert
II. Brimley, of the State Museum,
which is under the direction of the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-15

On the same day 10 people were
killed by a snowslide in the Swiss
Alps, 10 were killed by auto accid-
ents in America. This proves crossing
a street is IL times more dangerous
than mountain climbing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-15

1936-Japan quits London's interna
tional naval conference.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-15
Strong Method of
Collecting Taxes

Continued from Page One.)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-06-03
THIRD LINDBERGH SON IS
BORN CORONATION DAY

The birth of a third son to Col
Chas. A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lind
bergh, the former Anne Morrow
was made known Monday to United
States embassy officials in London
Colonel Lindbergh announced the
birth and then retreated into silence
determined to ensure privacy for
his wife and child.
The third son was born on coro-
nation day, May IL.
It was learned Tuesday that Col
and Mrs. Lindbergh, delayed by
the London traffic rush, barely
reached hospital before the child
was born. On their journey from
their Kent home to the fashionable
maternity hospital, they were fore
ed to make a wide detour because
most of central London streets were
closed for the coronation procession
Mrs. Lindbergh and the child were
reported Tuesday resting in suite
on the seventh floor of "The Clinic
in Harley street.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-06-03
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND

Whereas, on the 9th day of May,
1884, A. D. Phillips and Dora Phil
lips executed and delivered unto w.
o. McGibony, Trustee for Land
Bank Commissioner, a certain deed
of trust which is recorded in the Of
flee of the Register of Deeds for
Ashe County, North Carolina, in
Book 26 at Page 262; and
Whereas, default has been made
in the payment of the Indebtedness
thereby secured as therein provided
and the trustee has been requested
by the owner and holder thereof to
exercise the power of sale therein
contained:
Now, therefore, under and by vir-
ture of the authority conferred by
the said deed of trust the under
signed Truste will on the 18th day
day of June, 1887, at the courthouse
door at Ashe County, North Caro-
lima, at tweve o'clock noon offer for
sale to the highest bidder for cash.
the following real estate: