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EXCELLENT VALUES.
1860 Ciydesdale Pl. NV.
Convenient to stores. Theaters; Car Lines
S45 Apt. 1O5 : Rec. hall. living
room with Murphy bed dinette. kitchen
and bath: Frigidaire current free.
DoxnteTn.FTigidaiHIxe, @ 4 6aMApt Enrrent ne Ne 3
living niS room % bed room. kitchen and bath.
'''A~ NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH.
$50 90 - Apt. 302 Rec hall. living
room with Murphy bed. bed room. dinette'
kitchen and bath: Frlgidaire current Tree.
IN PETWORTH.
ECONOMY APT.-S42.5 so
1929 4th st. NV. Apt: A.
Living room, bed room: dinette ,, kitchen sh.a
and bath 4si5 hest 4tn 'ns 81 hGs Wa.eE
Apt. Rec. hall living room. bed room
dinette. kitchen and bath: heat and hot
"Hssf 80 3 BUCHANAN ST. N.w;-s55oo.
Apt. No. 202-Rec., hall; living room
bed room. kitchen and BATH. electric re-
'f'sefa''pNHEA NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.
900 ALLISON ST. NW.-S55.00.
Apt. No. 112 = Unusually large living
room, bed room dinette. kitchen and bath:
cleo. refrigeration: heat and hot water
furnished.
IN MT. PLEASANT.
1905 LAMONT ST. NV.
Frigidaire Current Free. ~
room dressing room. Murphy bed. dinette,
SIS 5omApt No. c7-Rec. hall, living
FriEidaire, heat and hot water furnished.
14o4 X. cAFRrTz. Dist. 9os0.
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ROOMS WANTED.

GOVERNMENT FMPLOYE wishes single
furnished room N a private home near
Capitol n.e-se. Give fun particulars Ad-
dress Box lS-X Star Office a.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYED lady desires
in Protestant private home NV COM
Portable furnished room with or near bath,
southern exposure, porch If possible; rea-
sonable. Address Box AK Star ONCE.
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POULTRY & EGGS.

BABY CHICKS-Special price on Leghorns
Rocks and Reds; heavy cockerels. $50
prices on other breeds; blood tested from
well-known hatchery. VIM. James g. Son,
GIG 4 st u " Met. ONSS
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

THE WESTMINSTER, 1907 18th st. NV
Attractive. nicely furn. English basement
room. twin beds running water: SIS.
1884 COLUMBIA RD.. $3.50 wk single
rms, double. S.; clean, outside; baths:
c.h,w.; car lines; gentlemen. Adams 10213.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK,

HOLsTEIN COW AND CALF S75: mixed
chicken manure and peat moss. 2 BUSH
mattress. $40. Phone Falls Church 564
WANTED TO BUY-Cows. calves. lambs
and hogs; pay high prices. North 1880
Stand 10 or II. day. Greenwood 16S2-W
night
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.


TYPEWRITERS all makes guaranteed /
year; new portables; 81 week; rentals, re-
pairs Standard Typewriter Co.. 723 10th
observation-disclosures Royal. Smith.
~; 20; Corona portable. Remington. Sl5.
I44S Park I'd, Apt, T. Col 1925. Dealer.
I1sYIP1EWRI1ER 1sI1E RENTAL SERVICE. Georei.
mos 3l6 p "a I6th n nv Underwoods n.' 81 me-
TYPEWRITERs adding machines and
1ebuilt and fully guaranteed. Washing
United sf4ffSn 4th st nW a1o Naona tsss sSes
e1T0ns Fond =
is fads SsETfs aRs bsna!s Il
II st. NV. Met. 9674. =
VACUUM CLEANERS. reuilt like new 1-yr
snar EeetroIux Hooyer Eureka ars sesyae
Electrical Center. 5l4 10th St NV.
VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt like new, 1-yr.
.nar .tn EIeetrolux; Hoover, Eureka. Beeyae
Electrical Center. 5l4 10th st. NV.
VACUUM CLEANERS Eureka So 75 Elec-
trolux, Hoover or Air-Way' ,Sl2.75 like
dever and y6 9psn to p
Standard Brands. :S:s:i i4th st. GiS NV. :.
HIKE liz rIssEa MEW from s5;5 I Hooyer Electro
f.year bond suar b ad-DAY 0 TRIAL RIAL qsItlS PLAN
sSs SN6s 5sSe5y co sos o0e4 h sf fyfnns Natl BHS
, EUREKA. sNcAfANAi 6. E. ApEx. E: D.
REGINA, PREMIER, many others; rebuilt
Brands eal COT a31i men Ruaranteed 1a for sesI
Sssaars GUARANTEES Vacuum { Radio Co,
S442 14th st. NV. Open evenings.
WASHING MACHINES rebuilt like new;
l-year guarantee; Maytags Apex: a. B. c.
stc; ,Sl2.95 and up. Electrical Center,
bl4 10th ST. NV.
,oh WAsHS Ep5neH half Drc.
Eec. Co, 709 9th st NV, at G.
WASHING MACHINES, rebuilt like new:
i-year g9arantee MaytagS. Apex, A; B c..
&C, Sl295 and up. Electrical Center.
WASHING MACH1NEs--special sale of
demonstrators: your choice. S3,2 each PAY
S weekly, Natl, 1923. Arthur Jordan
sPECIAL-2piece slip covers tailor made
%ith zlpperS; choice materials S25 up,
District H7l6.
CLOSING OUT Made to order: specially
200 up District "116.
LUMBER, SASH, BRICK.
-, PsLTMABING AND TRIM FROM. ONE OF
1869 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
SUMMER RUGS.
Wide selection all perfect. 9x12 from
e6.e5. Gold seal Coneoleum exl2. S695.
Winter rugs. sacrifice prices.
CAPITOL RUG COMPANY,
2821 14th ST. NV. cat HarvarO .
Open Evenings
REUPHOLSTERING.
2-PIECE SUITES, $35.
Includes Labor and Materials.
All Furniture Factory Rebuilt.
ACME UPHOLSTERING CO.,
3165 Mt. Pleasant St. NV.
Phone Columbia 1443.
MOTOR-SCOOT.
See this sensational new motor bike
Ideal for light deliveries; unexcelled for
pleasure; low price; easy terms. E. O,
Likens. distributor, 924 9TH st. NV.
WASHERS AND IRONERS,
A. B. c., Apex, floor models
and used; reduced. Palais
Royal, 5th floor.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD wANrED.

2 FURN. OR UNFURN. RMS, employed
couple, daughter. - yrs; mr. Macfarland
Jr. High: state particulars; refs. exch
Address Box :335-W Star office
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1857 EUCLID ST NW-Attractive room
md moor: continuous hot water. unlimited
phone: near cars and busseS: owners home
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ROOMS UNEuRNIshEp.

Ills UPSHUR N.W.-Larse Ink, run
Govt. employe: $50.
HENDERSON CASTLE-Beautifui studio
and club rooms in this historical home;
reaSonable rates. Potomac 2l1l
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SUBURBAN RooMs

1902 N. HARTFORD ST. Clarendon, Va
Wish to share home with couple; equal
rights and priv; or will rent double bed
room grill priv. Walnut 1927
44l3 10th ST, North Clarendon, Va
Large, well-furnished room in new bunqa-
low. next bath all modern conveniences;
refined woman to share house with two
other women, unlimited phone; trans
portatlon. nearby. Walnut 1898 Sunday
and evenings
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ROOMS FUR. & UkFUR,

5111 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
STUDIO room. with private bath in new
home; furn.. $50; unfurn.. Sl5 Phone
Randolph 1860.
200 18th ST. N.W.-Bright front room
apt. hotel for cultured lady; references
Potomac | $50 Ant Sol
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1905 MASS. AVE. NV. Apt 3-Large
attractlvely furn. front room; walking dis
lance OF Govt. depts.: girls or married
couple. District BIOS
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BOATS.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

KITTENS. black Persian: also red tabby:
pedlgreed house broken. reasonably priced.
Lincoln 1867.
COLLIE PUPPIES. white pure bred: very
cheap Also Boston pups, reg 1921
Wayne st. Park Lane. Va. Walnut 1858.
DOG BEAUTY SALON
SO St NV Met. 1872
Plucking, So Clipping. 81 SO; Bathing, 81
COUNTRY BOARDING KENNELS.
Cocker and Wire Pups for sale
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WASHING MACHINE. Apex. reposses-
sion, spinner type: half price Apex
Elec. Co, 709 9th st. NV, at G..
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WASHING MACHINES. rebuilt like new :.
1-year guarantee: MaytaRs Apex. A. B. c.
etc. Sl@95 and up. Electrical Center
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CLOSING OUT-Made to order specially
oeSisned sample pieces. sofa and chairs
500 up District ole
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WASHING MACHINES. rebuilt like new;
l-year guarantee; Maytags. Apex. A. B. c.
etc; Sl2.a5 and up. Electrical Center
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SPEC1AL-2-piece slip covers tailor made
Sith 2lpperS: choice materials S25 up.
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NEW BUILDING
NEAR WALTER REED.
Ant o-663S Ga ave.-Frst floor 3
rooms. kitchen dinette, electric rrTleera-
tion, screened porch. $50.
OBJ HOPKINS. DIST. 72I1.
11OR Nermnnt Ave.
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l 1654 COLUMBIA RD.-BRIGHT ROOMS.
running water detached home; Groom
apt; students or couple Adams 1888 e.
G27 9th ST. S.W.-2 large rms. for Ink,
with cleo and gas; $3.50 per week.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1922 10th ST NV
Double front room; Ink; bath adjoining
SO month
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'2a EYE ST. NV. Apt 3-Large front
room, newly furnished refined couple. rea-
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tC0ntinued.)

FOXHALL VILLAGE-Well-furn room
next bath; twin beds; couple or . ladies
preferred. Also single room for ladies.
Call Emerson O1Sl
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WASHING MACHINES-Special sale of
weekly. Natl 1928. Arthur Jordan
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Reasonable; gentleman. Columbia 1915 4
1927 KENNEDY PLACE N.W-Delightful
room. facing r C. Park; to gentleman;
private family. a.
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1918 NEWTON ST. NV (of R. c. Park
Double or single room. southern exposure
porch no other roomers: real home life
5Sl5 COLORADO AVE-Phone Geo 94l4
Douole and single rooms in detached home;
NICE porch and beautiful grounds. con-
genial family 4.
Evening star., 1937-02-18
FUNERAL BEING HELD
FOR CHARLES SCHWARTZ

Funeral services for Charles
Schwartz, 70, head of the jewelry firm
bearing his name. are being held this
afternoon in Gawler's chapel, 1750
Pennsylvania avenue, with DR.. Abram
Simon, rabbi of the Washington He
brew Congregation, officiating. Burial
will follow in the Washington Hebrew
Congregation Cemetery.
The older employees of the firm.
whose store is at 708 Seventh street,
are serving as pallbearers. The store
was closed yesterday and Is remain
ing closed today out of respect to Mr..
SchwartZ's memory.
Mr.. Schwartz died Tuesday ut
Miami Beach, Fla, where he had gone
a week before to spend the Winter
vacation. Widely known in this city,
Mr.. Schwartz established the jewelry
firm here many years ago.
Evening star., 1937-02-18

ments have been made to use for the
take-offs at Oakland, Honolulu and
Rowland the new 100-octane standard
aviation gasoline recently developed.
The extra power in this new fuel
will help In getting the heavy over.
loads into the air. hope to learn
lot from such actual experience"
Weather permitting. the party ex-
poets to proceed toward California
this morning. Miss Earhart explained
she had abandoned her plan Of stop
ping at Lafayette. Ind, to visit Purdue
University, where she is a consultant
in aeronautics, because DR.. Elliott, the
president, and others with whom she
wished to confer will not be there
today. As soon as possible after the
completion of the world flight she
said she would fly back to Purdue and
thence to New York.
Evening star., 1937-02-18
AMELIA EARHART
ON WAY TO COAST
Woman Pilot Stops in CIeve-
land After First Lap
of Journey.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
CLEVELAND, February 1s.-Amelia
Earhart and her Lockheed Electra
flying laboratory" in which she
hopes shortly to circle the globe,
reached Cleveland Airport at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Accompanying
the woman pilot are her husband,
George Palmer Putnam; Capt. Harry
Manning, who will be navigator on
the Pacific crossing, and her me-
chanic, "Bo" McKneeley.
This first leg of the transcontinen-
tai trip prior to the Oakland take-off
next month was made leisurely, with
an average speed of 1873 miles an
hour. I'VE just loafed along" Miss
Earhart said. There was no hurry
and I like to coddle my engines.
There's plenty of work ahead for
them"
Miss Earhart explained that on the
present flight she is more interested
in testing fuel consumption and in
struments than in attempting speed or
distance
'At Newark for the last few days
the ship has been swarming with me-
chanics and technicianS," she said.
New gadgets have been added and
general check-up made. Western
Electric, added a 500-kilocycle fire.
quency to my radio sending and re-
ceiving equipment"
Miss Earhart said all instruments,
new and old, seemed to be functioning
perfectly. The ship is honey" she
added with a characteristic grin.
Asked if there were any new facts
about her forthcoming flight to an
nounce now, she said that arrange
Evening star., 1937-02-18

barrassed with a cracked complexion?
All of that can really happen to Cherries, you
know, but-frankly-tha kind of fruit just
can't rate membership in HUNTS exclusive
Royal Anne Cherry family. ....
Indeed, anything short of perfection simply
doesn't measure up to "fancy grade" specif.
cations of the Gamers League of California.
And ALL HUNT Supreme Quality Fruits are
''fancy grdde,' which is another way of saving
''Mother Natures Finest
When it's Cherry Time out in the colorful
Pacific Coast orchards HUNT fruit experts
move swiftly and knowingly. They insist that
HUNT Royal Anne Cherries must be the very
largest obtainable- must uniformly boast
beautiful ''russet-blush'' must be at
the peak of luscious, sugary, favorful maturity
when gathered. And no time can be lost from
orchard to canning kitchens, for even a sudden
shower has been known to ruin an entire crop,
eligible for the proud ''Supreme Quality label
The demand for HUNTS Supreme Quality
Canned Foods means the maintenance of eight
great modern packing plants in the hearts of
famous Pacific Coast garden spOts-each dedi-
Gated to "Supreme Quality" ideals of perfec-
ton.
The proud HUNT Supreme Quality label really
means more food value for your money-re.
gardless of how modest your budget. Use list
at left shopping guide-and always de.
mand 'HUNT'S Supreme!"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-29
Referendum.
Is
Fruitless
Not Single, Vote Of
Committee Believ-
ed Changed; About
Is to E Against
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
BV HENRY AVERTLL.

Raleigh, Jan. 29.-For several hours
Thursday afternoon the hail of the
House echoed to the thunders of pro-
Inhibition oratory. During this period
advocates of a Statewide referendum
advanced the same arguments which
have marked every prohibition fight
since the Year One.
At the opening of the hearing the
membership of House judiciary Com
mittee number one reputedly stood
10 to against a Statewide referen-
dunn on the liquor question.
At the conclusion of the hearing,
when the last word had been said and
the last plea made for the women
of this great State" best estimates
were that the membership of House
Judiciary Committee No. stood Is
to 6 against a Statewide referendum
on the liquor question.
Opponents of the Hutchins bill
the measure technically under dis
cussion--presented but one speaker,
Roy T. Cox, chairman OF the board OF
commissioners of Pitt county
Proponents of the bill, field marshall
ed by Gale K Burgess, generallissimo
of the United Drys, sent a series of
well known speakers into action, the
list Including prominent ministers,
women and educators.
ALL these were heard with rapt at
tention by a crowd which taxed the
capacity of both floor and gallery and
which was obviously a "dry' crowd
in the main Every speaker was greet
od with prolonged applause and most
of them were interrupted repeatedly
with cheers for their "hallelujah" ar
guments.
Boiled down, the refrain of the dry
chorus consisted of the argument that
LIQUOR is an evil and should be out
lawed.
Even Mr.. Cox, sole foe of the bill
to speak, opened and closed his re-
marks with Endorsement of the pro-
position that liquor is, in the words
CONTINUED on Page Four.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-29
SpIit of so Percent for Their
Share Considered as
Compromise APP
pears Near
SEEK ADJUSTMENT
OF AVERY COUNTY
Bill Offered by Request To
Return Its Parts to Three
Counties; House To Vote
Monday on Child Labor
and Tobacco Compacts;
Committees Meet

Raleigh. Jan. 29.-(AP)-The. intan-
cible, tax subcommittee of the joint
finance committee studied revisions of
tbe proposed new levy today which
would have the State get 40 percent
If the ,tceipts and the counties sixty
percen-.
Tho original budget revenue bills
proposed the State get all of the rev.
enue which A J. Maxwell, revenue
commissioner, roughly guessed would
be a out S1,OOO,O0O a year.
Maxwell re-wrote the entire section
for the subcommittee to clarity the
nroposed axes on bank deposits, ma
hred insurance policies and funds
held by fiduciaries, bonds, notes and
other evidences of debt, and on shares
of stock. An exemption was written
in for religious, educational, charit-
able or benevolent corporations not
operated for profit.
The committee met in executive ses-
sion to adopt its report for the full
finance committee this afternoon.
Senator Hill, of Durham, again led
the discussion at the joint public well
fare committee meeting, where the
administration old age assistance and
child labor proposals were studied
section by section.
This is the most extreme act ever
offered down here against local self
government" Hill said in discussing
provision for the administration of
the social security phases. Il will take
my fight to the floor of the Senate
and to the people of the State, if
necessary"
Would Abolish County.
Senator Alternately of Caldwell in
uoduced a bill by request in the legis-
lature today proposing to abolish
Avery county.
House members set as a special or
der for Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Continued on Page Three)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-29
Eviction Is
Upon
Sit-Downers
General Motors No
Longer Considers
Flint Group AS
Their Employees

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 29.-(AP)- A
petition seeking a court order for evic-
ton of Shutdown" strikers from two
Fisher Body plants at Flint, Mich,
revealed today General Motors Cor
poration no longer considers them to
be employees.
Roy Brownell, General Motors attor-
ney at Flint, Mich, filed the petition
with Circuit Judge Paul Gadola, of
Genessee county, late yesterday.
The court directed the U. A. w. A.,
which called the strike which have
crippled operations of General Motors
to show a cause why an injunction
should not be granted at a hearing
Monday.
The bill of complaint with the in
junction petition referred to the "sit-
down" strikers as former employees"
and said:
"They are no longer employees of
the plaintiff and have no right to re-
main on the premises"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-29
Every Levee Throughout
Mississippi System Is
Holding Firmly
Against Waters
HORDES OF REFUGEES
SEEK HIGH GROUNDS
Arkansas, Bracing for On
coming Yellow Flood, De-
clines Outside Aid for Pre-
sent; Weary Physicians
Redouble Efforts in Bat
fling Against Disease
(By The Associated Press)

Flood waters of the north, unrelent-
ing after $400,000000 scourge of the
Ohio river valley, began a plundering
invasion into the heart of the deep
South today.
Scores of villages and countless
farms along the 2O-mile stretch from
Cairo, ILL.,, to Memphis, swan deep
in the rising yellow tide of the Mis-
sissippi.
The crest was still to come, now how
ering just above Paducah, Ky.
Anxiety deepened in the beleaguered
city of Cairo as the waters crept ON
inously higher.
Silently through the night the deb
ris-littered tide inched upward, reach
ed a stage of 58.4 feet, almost to the
point reached before the Birds Point
New Madrid fuse plug" was dynamit-
ed to save the city.
A new three-foot bulWark of sand
bags topping the 60-foot seawall lent
some comfort to the 5000 remaining
inhabitants.
With snow and rain forecast, pick
and shovel army of 100000 toiled like
beavers to fortify the billion dollar
levee system ranging southwark from
Cairo, that guards the rich cotton
celia lands along the Mississippi.
United States Coast Guard cutters
shuttled up and down the rusty waters
on picket duty" to watch the weak
H.
Warned of impending danger, new
hordes of refugees streamed from the
low-lying marginal lands along the
Mississippi.
Tent cities sprang up on high lands
and ridges 80 miles from the river to
house temporary orphans of the
food" At Barton, near Helena, Ark,
a single concentration camp received
$4,000 refugees. Ten additional cen
tiers were spotted.
Every levee throughout the Missis-
sippi system was holding today.
In Little Rock, Ark, Governor Carl
Bailey declined eastern offers of help,
declaring Arkansas wants to fight it's
own battle, with aid only from the
United States Army and the Red
Cross
Memphis hummed with warlike
activity today as more thousands of
refugees streamed into the city.
Health hazards mounted. One out
of every ten refugees suffered from
sickness Influenza and pneumonia.
Weary physicians redoubled their
efforts.
Meanwhile, assured that the worst
was passed, stricken Middle Western
states communities pushed rehabilita-
ton plans, aided by state and Fede-
raj governments and the care of the
homeless. These victims of the dis
aster numbered 1,035,000, latest esti-
mates said, with 1873 dead Property
loss estimates were $4OO,OO0,OOO.
Danger points along the 1000 miles
front between Cairo, ILL.,, and the Gulf
of Mexico were at New Madrid, Mo-,
Hickman, KY. and Melwood, Ark.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-29
REAL REMEDY FOR
FLOODS WITHHELD
Jealousy of Communities
Prevents Army Engi-
neers from Acting
BY CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press COIumniSt

Washington Jan. 29.-The United
States is under obligations to the de-
preston for one thing, anyway: the
relief machinery created in the last
four years has equipped the govern
ment to meet emergencies like this
seasons flood disaster with a maxi
mum of speed and efficiency
Federal agencies admittedly were
taken ky surprise by the magnitude
of their task as conditions developed
themselves. Yet at President Roose-
velt's order they threw themselves
into it with the competency of long
preparation. It was as if they had
been organized for the particular pur-
pose of the moment.
Reason for Destruction
What makes the present floods so
especially destructive is the fact that
they have swept such thickly settled
Continued on Page Six.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-29
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel
IS s. O. RASK ERVTLT.

Ra!eigh Jan. ga national and
sY'h worldwide exposition in which
'oi'h Carolina itself will be the chief
@.'liae'ipn and which would bring Wis
NoIa INTO every section Of the State
'"' '7a Of to a mere man-made ex-
P's''l0n grounds located at one single
P'Hl' is being seriously considered
o ,, by Governor Clyde r. Hoey and
~ various committees which are
eo'ls aering the exposition, as sug-
sga'ea by Governor Hoey in his inau-
5u'aI address, it was learned here to-
Jay 1t has also been almost defini-
r decided that this North Carolina
80 position, if held at all, will have
~. W. neld during the spring, summer
''' IAN of 1893 in order to avoid a
1 WI with New York City Worlds
"a" and the San Francisco EXPOSE
soI' both scheduled for the 1889 sea-
s0"' All agree it would be impos-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-29
PROGRAM For Financial
independence Is Stated
Babson Warns Stocks Are Not First Step Budgeting
of Spending Is Initial M owe; Bank Account Essen
tial; Life Insurance. Then Owning Home Next

Judging from requests for informa-
ton on ga good low-priced stock for
a turn" which are beginning to break
my postman's back, much of this
trading is being attempted by small,
green investors-tl1e type who can
least afford to speculate. These peo-
pie are putting the cart before the
horse in their attempt to create" a
financial backlog. They do not have
the slightest conception of sound in
vestrnent fundamentals. New deals in
business, finance, and politics have
not thrown the successful tine-tested
principles and practices of achieving
financial independence into the dis
card. Hence, particularly for the bene-
Continued on Page Two.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-29
Burning Steamer
Extinguishes Fire
In Its No. ? Hold

New York, Jan. 29.-(AP)-The cap
tain Of the coastwise vessel Shawnee
wiIeessed early this morning he had
succeeded in extinguishing raging
lire in his No. 2 hole after a fight
Tor several hours, during which he
dispatched an SOS call.
Carrying 100 passengers and a
cargo Of fruits and vegetables, the
Shawnee with a crew of TIA, was
bound from Jacksonville and Miami
Tor New York when her skipper wire
Iessed call off Cape Henry, Va, for
aid at a. M
The City Of Birmingham and the
Coast Guard responded.
An hour and 20 minutes later the
shawnee advised all ships in the
vicinity the fire was under control.