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The Washington times., 1937-01-01
Alex. Court Loop
Starts Season
tuesday

ALEXANDRIA, Va Jan. l. !,
Alexandria's senior basketball
league is expected to get under
way Tuesday night. At that time
a sixth team will probably JOIN
the group of members, and three
games are planned for the open
ing night Of play
Teams already entered 1nclude
the Alexandria Light Infantry. tne
Howard Cleaners, Kendrick Flash:
es. Columbia Fire Department, ana
the Alexandria Arrows. The loca!
chapter of DeMolays is expected
to provide the sixth number.
The loop will meet every Tues
day night, each team meeting the
other twice during the first hall:
The second half will be conducted
along similar lines. =,
Billy Smith has been appointed
director of the circuit.
George w hingt N High
Schools varsity quint will appear
in the preliminary game to the
Kendrick Beermen-NeW York Gel
tics contest. scheduled tonight
opposing the alumni five, UNI
der the directioE Of Billy
Gallagher. Home from Alabama
Poly, where he is member Of the
freshman cage team, Gallagher
has organized a fast team COM
posed of some of the most out
standing grads to perform for the
local school in recent years.
Scheduled to open their season
January 9 when they entertain
the st. Alban's prep quintet, EpiS-
copal High Schools cagers resume
practice Monday.
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Clarke and Wolfe Bowl

BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. IA
five-game intercity doubles match
between the elite of Washington
and Baltimore bowlingdom will be
held tomorrow night at the Recrea
ton Center here.
The opponents will be Astor
Clarke, ranked No. nationally
and Perce Wolfe, both of the Capi.
tai City, against Meyer Jacobson
and Eli Pickus, Baltimore stars.
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AT ALAMO DOWNS

FIRST RACE-WOrId Over, Captain
Red, Storm Angel.
SECOND RACE-Fitkin. Our Spot,
SquaWker.
David, Paraguay Tea.
FOURTH RACE-Girls Chance, Old
State, Albert Beck.
FIFTH RACE Gallienne, Bacon,
Brown Cone.
SIXTH RACE-seventh Heaven, Ever.
gold, Russell entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Miss FREELY. Eter.
nal Flash, Mouse Trap.
EIGHTH RACE - TriStrap, Erech
Merry Go Round.
REST BET-TRISTRAP
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Names
14O Long Shots

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-Once
again pacing the field in the long
shot brigade, Lou Bindman, In
ternational News Service handi-
capper, wound up the 1885 racing
season with a total score of 140
sleepers, paying 8 to l or better,
to his credit.
This continues the I. N. S. Sc
lector's sweep of the past few
years in which he steadily took
front rank in the matter of long
priced winners.
In addition to this achieve
ment, Bindman established a
novel consistency record during
June when he selected five win
ners or better for II days.
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.BindmQn;S S
Selections
AT TROPICAL PARK

FIRST RACE-Scottish Mary, Mad,
Never Yet
SECOND RACE-Sam Worthy, Regula
Baddun. Dixie Princess.
THIRD RACE-Milk, Emir, Bright
Emerald.
FOURTH RACE-MixweII. Further,
Blind Pig.
FIFTH RACE-Dnieper, ParadisiCal,
Denemark entry.
SIXTH RACE-Mr. Bun, First entry,
Scatterbrain.
SEVENTH RACE-LOne Hand. Flying
DeFe, AnhelatiOn.
EIGHTH RACE-Jub Jub, Oddesa Boy.
1psO FactO.
NINTH RACE-PapyrOgraph, Little
Duke. NJ. j. Brennan.
BEST BET-LONE HAND.
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II BET-TRIsTRAP.
AT SANTA ANITA

FIRST RACE-snap Judgment, Bala.
dine, Sky Breeze.
SECOND RACE-Parity. Maddest
MardrOmel.
THIRD RACE - Rudenia. Chatter
Queen, Chry seis.
FOURTH RACE-Euryalus. POrtden,
Merry Caroline.
white Ginger.
SIXTH RACE-GOIdeneye, Tempestu.
Gus. Giant Killer.
SEVENTH RACE-Weston, Apprentice,
Lisa Belle.
EIGHTH RACE-Inferno Lad, Aukai,
Sickle Bill.
BEST BET-MISs VINCE.
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Alamo Downs Entries

FIRST RACE-Four.year.o and up
ward claiming; purse, $500; mile and
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Boys Club Tourney

S5-POUND CLASS FINAL
n. r. w
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Seventh Heaven. 1O7 BlacknOse ...... 106
bSun Apollo. no Palan ..,.,.,. .1O2
ImpeaCh .1O6I
aC. f. Dawson entry.
bMrs. f. e. Russell entry,
SEVENTH RACE-Four- > year-Olds and
upward; claiming; purse, $500; 1 mile
and 10 yards.
xBagen May e. 1903 External Flash. 1903
Barbara J..... .1O6 Miss FREELY. Ill
xNIariOIet ... 1O3I xMiss Petrina. 1O6
Mouse Trap. lib Someone Else. .113
EIGHTH RACE-Four.year-Old and
upward; claiming; purse, $500; 1 mile
and 10 yards.
xNorth Cutt .106l Crabtree ........ 113
Erech .113l Silent Don ;..., II
xCablegram .1O3 Luna Bright =. 1O6
BricO ....111IxDOnn w. .106
Tristrap ....116l Merry GOrOund. 106
LaSalle ........111 Lucy ........... 100
RuCkuS .... lib
1Apprentice allowance claimed.
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AT FAIR GROUNDS

FIRST RACE-The Darb, Hooking.
Catchall.
SECOND RACE-Florid, Kittys Rival,
POlante Seth.
THIRD RACE-Gibbys Choice, Miss
Ritz, Ana "
FOURTH RACE-Boiling Point. Gold
II, Blind Brook.
FIFTH RACE-Mannie, Mareve, Law.
maker.
SIXTH RACE-Calumet Dick, ZevsOn,
Hernandez entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Ahmed, Pass,
Lady Scout.
EIGHTH RACE-Jack Conner, Golden
Quest, LOtta Airs.
BEST RETAINED,
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MILLS RIVER

MILLS RIVER, FED. li-Nr.
and Mrs. JchrEy Czcteroack- OF
WayuesTi-le. visited the .a--srs
-arercs. VI. and Mrs J. z EiCca-
- FOR The weekend
Friends 81 VI. Tom Brown ETll
% glad 20 know CEzr 1e . Eecpy-
ari-r and L now able 20 &c -.
VI. Norman Barnett has re-
lapse o; III ard 4 new attack o.
sinus. His mother, Mrs. Alex Bar
ue.5. Z also III.
Mss Mary 10 B1rgin has re-
.--u4f 20 zchoa. after se7eral
days absence becz1se Of irf!an-
u-asGry rheumatism
Coming "a ! Ih0cc 20 the peo-
pie 81 this community was the
Death c: 4 nzizho1r, Mrs. l. l.
Merchant She died Saturday
night, February 8, and was buried
IL AsteviIIs Monday afternoon
Miss Hester Fowler was the
CUES: o: Miss Betty Roberts Of
2gGcy- Sunday afternoon
The ladies' o; this community
are invited 90 meet wTth che Pres
tyrsriIr Latiea' circle az the
Presbyterian c1zrch Friday after
noon a. 3 0'clGcI-
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KYLES CREEK

EYLES CREEK. Feb. IL
Mrs J. G. Shores and nieces OF
AshsvIlle were IL this section on
business .he cast Week
Friends o; Mrs Plato Pablo,
who WAS operated or iar sappea-
tiei;s az Patton Memorial hoepi-
Csr. viii D. gild To hezr tha- she
3 getting along rscelyj o='.s
Nr. and Mrs. Otis Hb5dGs Of
Nea.s Acn spent 6us.ynizht fas.
ws-k yirS the t9rmest Mlt. Mrs
EtnpRa L. Rogers. =
ID j. Rhoces o. this section
made j business trip 70 Hender-
sQnyile Friday
Nr. Coy and Mr. Napoleon
Barrwell were IN this section on
business "Wednesday.
Nathan Pasill9 made Il business
trip 20 HendssscryIIIs tuesday.
Little Pat and Harry ParilIo
are spending this week with their
grandparents. Viz. and Mrs. John
ny Patille, ci Fruiriand.
Mrs, 4. Parrus and children
made business trip 20 FFutrllIt
.SlS 4as Ssesasiy = ,-ss
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REoRcANIzISo The JUDICIARY

P-ss:ss-: go..<yz.:, = ga: Arrears - -
ys-T szzs ard sensible -.=SssEs. as Gale: - C:=-
.-sSs % see-rz-:-e :.z -:.sz. ors-c. Q: zee :e--
era. .cys--=.s-: is: ~aA; :h= :s&::.:- - -
Essssss ~, = : e-ss:::- -h;ca ely !-=s Il
answer. -: az s=z familiar E-:= - process g:
;us::s = RS ca-=:=y 49, .sz;ly .sz-= "a: go
Pres:Gsa: = striking !; g.c:.s- -; es::a:alE
needs ay.s=I!9=-
Il as message - &sa,. ~..h :cc- vrs<=-: =ss-s:
Frs: 20 eliminate ::=EsS.ic- .; ca.s-tA-s a--
20 :=ake ;as Judiciary as 4 ~.o.e ,ess safe -
She eozs:aa. s-i sys:s-ca;:: addition .: -@~ 1000
20 IS personnel; s=:3-3. - lake re .-:ie.A-y
mere eIas::c - providing :c- temporary transfers
Q: s.c-;: ard G:s:-::: -tgss - :c9s@ c1css T1=-s
federal eou-;s z-s =:s- = arrears: :=i-3- &c r.
a:sh .he Supreme c3--- practical asss:A-:s = -
pe-yis:rg Ire co-d=:: c: business = &c l?=s-
courts fourth % eliminate i-sq-a,i;y. -=cs-:a;-:y
arG delay Cow existing = zee determination g:
constitutional Questions :aTcT;-g fedora, s.a:-:ss
Naturally. ,hsrs ~. = $c-e opposition 20 1Ls
.eaues: ,ha: -o.e justices be added 70 Ire S-r-ss
especially s=es This e01-I has reversed some
ot his p.ovcsS. :o- change. = ice sec-c-ic AID
social se.-up y Iris coUr.-g. Howsvs.. NJ Reese
Welt VIII % n Office to- orly to1- more years an:
his proposed changes ii re jzt;cia-y I'll oszsS;
the ns::or in Ihe decades wk;cA az AHEAD E9-r
years N ,5e lie o; nation : sac.: :L-e.-S-a--
T., News ard PrSS.
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NOW FOR The ORAToRy

Tie Presidents v-epesaI 20 Congress =i;c al
providing ar Increase = re Membership Q; :te
Supreme CoU.. G: :.e CG.:st States from {: 20 -
members. has s.ced lie za;ic- O. IS ear :sca-se
o: ais sc3terness cf ssCi2- arc ne sxr=1: Q: ;he
increase.
Il ais introductory remarks. lie President SHOWS
&c s roc ssta3lasa--s ar gcscs:sct ac~eTer. IL
ns pointed e2- Ta-:2-s periods n Which lie 1ec--
es-snip .. ia. a--4s5 body has been Increased and
decreased :-o1r .ire 20 RTE.
Els proposals, a9wsTsr, 81 further down he me
affecting federal !zticia-ies a lie lower cour- Is
,-.sata-icus beng BASED Gns sxiserctes CT
modern requirements II expecting and handing
more efficiently Ire business ot zee { s courts
While conservatives Of ;hs old deal. and even
some wto have strung along with the President n
most OF ais proposals, are opposed 20 This sxSra0r-
dirsry rove .hsrs IS cause for serious ccrstera-
ton OF the points brought out oy the President II
outlining the present inefficient status OF the led
eral judiciary system in handling The seek-g
4 hearing. even before The Supreme court O. The
nation.
While the measure bids FAIR 20 PASS .he house
without much delay, il is in the senate where cut
bursts VI oratory seldom heard II ne seri;crta.
halls both favoriug and opposing shs measure, viii
occupy the attention OF me rs;icG.-Lea9i- News
Topic
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THE COURT QUESTION

Iayr,en hare 10 patience with the ce-s?s 0i 'hs
courts ard they would welcome reform 'hs' N0I!O
sY,Asi.4 Judicial business all along the line snc Up
20 and including the Supreme Court Q: ne ! ME
S,s.ss-proyided such reformation n 20 wise SUD-
r-sc,ed from the proper functions q 'he courts.
TIE Supreme Cour; s or should Dc looked upon
~ citizens in general as ire bulwaEs Q: ;ae' I'D
critics.
|; rs business car De speeded :? ~i;a'e; .'s'
o: is presen, value. well and good.
gr, !: should never become II re process SD
ssrvien, 20 the Congress c- 70 the President
I, should be. as i. now Is. cheek agsirs. so;h
and therefore a protection . tae :12caSaen'&.
nights ard privileges Q: ne people Q: ;Se ln4'ec
States.
Surprising aad Disappointing. therefore. : ;as
recommendation q President Roosevelt "a; '.e
Pyes:6e.: 5e given ,ae power % sP2o:-: e2e as~
;us,:,e 70 tie bench :9- saea sitting !2s::cs T-9
declines % retire s;x months a:;s. reaching re aEe
Q: ..
!: ,is Congress raboe--s:anps Is s92EoYa. on
his proposal :ae s9srt III vs.y II Membership
.rsn. :a.e 20 zine possibly reaching ;ae r~~ .'''
@: -
AID P.es:Gsa, Rasssvs.: AID evs.y y.rs:i5r;
,r,o succeeds him would 5zys oc?e:;--!;? - o2s
degree g. ano:h@- - ''rack' &c s92.; ~';a r-s1
.sr..a..x - ;as!- ew- IDEAS ard purposes.
Ira: would e gr~ho,ss'z's :o- re r&;-c1. Us
a. j. vas .-wao.s<:-s q: :hs COUNTRY ~Is- Pres
de-: G.s=: "yacEs6" zee corr: s-o %: ming
unfolding :he CONFERENCE.-The? G: re !esa. tender
a::.
or- form O: government. ~&;ch 5 recognized IS
re .ss: = zo-,t a-s;e.y. provides separate ard
ds:i-e: Fractions e. ;5e :h-se a-szeass: &c sS-
se-:!vs. re .sE.s.a::ys s-d Ihe :ctisiArY.
Could PRESIDE: R::s=Ts.:'s -s1-sz! = E-a-;@t
80 Congress w::A.-: ss:::-s :--gS.--,s-: % -
-a.s -sxsyacs- 3:-::s Ia: :; :o2.t.-Si-Ss-T-..s
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FIGHT TO THE FINISH
By RICKES RAMBOLDT

CO w:th 81 established principle
Q. soo5 AID : : 6is;;re: yio!sT;oI
o: i-z: principle. :Is- :.e-s
should Dc : ts2: % tie f1:s1.
Nth TIE comforting realization
ia. :: : "a better - Ia. 1eI-
c.zt.y ;ha= % <=eeet1 G!Sa2Ho--
ably.
Ils-v : c&=<e Ass been los: -.
~ reason ma. thoSe pTOuieIIIg
+, and supporting !. decided -
trade WIKI Syi.- saw :.A' t2S:
wyrE %: 2n:&5.y - :ae case a.
: ,-si scE: co. E2ci CoTeErn:e ~
Ire goo: cgve--...ec. SC-CES need
= =. assistance u : certain :ac-
;;g-. -: go: faction Insisted OF
r---i-c s lar tC- ne city ecE--
=. w-c. -.co-E- .-c-s!..s-s @:-
s-.a--. E3s morally :@- t-o-! -t-
s:.at,-. ::v-rvs-. :-= c;c- COR
sy--.s-- leaders &E-5=c :. SIP
-ey- rs 80 - :-- 80? S.-=;..
y.gT:.eE - t~tseES To-.l SIP
-, : :sr-a.- good cQTs!C1.er:
candidate 70 re s.:y cc-re.. -
c:ae- wo-5s. :-t-e w2S -e.:oTE..
axe :-zl. w.:- tE..- 3: ne sS-
'-s.s:.., --@ =.eaCss @-E-sa :v--
a. ...E Ecvs----s-: leaders
v-x- :-v a--z-Cs-,=C: 49, o.
.sc:-t % - >,sce.
TIE :..sg2-=c G-12.y alliance
eT=-:-a..y .es-.:t3 .. ;.e -%:eA;
- ~ ccgE E.Ts.--e-: more
-s-: r. go; community: =! 90;
-,s- became 81 @::sS;!Te 80. -
- ..:- sc--:5. ;:- - .c.A. -
.!..:G. ..-z. ;;v r.4-cst - E-ca
Ssr..:ET a-c - caused :, -lSa
----,c,. =..:- @4s :, ..-c!;.y
---..cEs5 - =. daily -&rS.s
s-,-s.-c 20 80 -ci;.:@. ..=S.
"a: &c Ec:G CcT=---:s-; 1c-i.,-
s--.:::- e4s seriously -&--.s-.
srs- n IL aT=s - = large Num-
- g: - .--E supporters. -
..:ss: as defeated - - TEX;
yzs :: Z; e.. ..ea; 70 :c-.2Cc-
mise sd y.= san compromise
ac-:.ac.y 1-i :: : Usually lie
- ...-c - IL g.: REFER +c-,-
--g-..s= E.$-:-cg&c.y -%t&-S= -
s=csss- L.: T4y. temporarily. =
:=y&..zb,y - ;&i. sys=;-&-y.
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ONLY ONE SUPREME coUSr

The statement BY VI. Roosevelt. IN connection
with his proposal ior rsvanpics TIE United States
supreme court. that additional members are need
cd due to the congestion of the courts work ear
hardly be regarded sound reason FOR such i
drastic and altogether revolutionary proposition as
that suggested by the president.
There IN only one supreme COURT and the court
can hear only one case st time, regardless "
whether there be nine members Or nine hundred
40 the factor Vt CONCESSION 81 the calendar can
he discarded TO, IL has no bearing whatever OF the
matter,-Andelso Is, c. Record
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THE NEW DE AL
IN WASHIN GTON
IN RODNEY BUTCHER

Germ; E.:ca&y=l. % s-cG.E:
Al extra i=CEczi Judge fox
every sting !=Gerzl Judge
over - ys2ry old 7: ( te-
-=vs6 Ga: Justices S-tlE--
-azG zzG 5-;-z: sGE-c sCCc
s4el :rrre-ad 90 !c.icB Iher--
New Dealers c.-ilIc Justice
Mcl&y-S.is. c.;-sres1 AID
--csc l117lacaolE Zoe Q: GRO
zrssslv= lsgls-ztau- would
stick q TIE bitter erd.
THIS. the outy G2eraI sss.g-
-a.iGc would &c La: c: IT'S
:cce 5racGeis. TIE clcesG 1s--
cer. Il 80 years. Tie Eve
.ccaerva i've Justices eligible
ter rstrsner. have refused 20
quit.
Standardization Leaders
feel tremendously reLctcccsG
trco j strategic stz-Grc 1T ty
the fact that Mcaay-cIds him
self. az attorney general.
urged aPpoir =1ers u a1 aG-
Giticcll federal Judge &C servs
with sach Gee VITO refused e
retire i; 20, tia: TIE late
Chief Justice Taft urged lg-
tomato rstirscer. az 20, and
that Hughes aas written IN
tavcr CT retirement 4: -S-an
age he viii reach IL April.
S-Chiei danger 70 the i'd
r,iriStratlcn rrprcsal XIII ee
found n the Sena:s, where
many Suacsrce court inhi-
toes elccrn The rrcs-ect CO
SIX pcsS, Die icts from which
the occupant. after ! few
years service could retire for
6se On S2C,eeQ a year IS OF
course, certainly attractive.
SCME liberals gravely ccCc
: that Socsevelts Frogr0rI Is u,
ight elac, asG the opposition ha
.es to scru, It's Ines. This dis
'atch attempts ccly . explain
,cW Il happeceG. md ret 10 critI
re or forecast. DlsccGnting
ersaG amount CT Roosevelt oeti
siSn, however, TIE prcgrur
sens very likely 20 eeccme u
ava q the hand.
copSrixhs s37. SE.a Sarvice. Inc.
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ny RODNEY BUTCHER
NEA Service ,ciR CarrsseIadeat

WASaTGTCN-Esrs are Tie
" c-le: angles - tie inside
icry oe---G accssysi;s sudden
Observation-Disclosures :cr csva-r-G
- <-F.szzs ccC-r- lie rest Q:
h= federal judiciary and cscrd-l
cases ., judicial procedure ESQ
l. as they cal &c revealed !; rs
re
The rrss-t5caaI res
sage was rushed % Cccg-sss
t. ] critical CCCec. = Tie
General McIcrs strike. z1c-
wtstcsr u-:sc:,ccaI cr -cc. =
was 50 carefully tined Is %
&c IL assurance . la1cr ard
% The economic ccyallsts '-aS.
sae New Deal G-G &c: intend
- cer-t-s rs SCa-arsses % Il
G-Strial Democracy 70 &c torn
70 riscss cy the supreme
court"
The presiGen. himself
had gradually syClvsG this
scheme, irG iraIly went the
whole Dog sCc Il after reports
bad reached Washington that
rs Wall Street opposition was
raising i war chest 70 use N
state legislatures against rsl-
Gcacicr cf any constitutional
amendment which would euro
any covers ccw asserted by
the court. The alternative
Ghich he 6nally decided TO
Srce was 4 CONSTITUTIONAL
amendment proposal which
would have given Sergress 4
final veto cvsc the sGererne
court on eelestfons % ccrsG-
Gticrahsy,
3-lGStSce Harlan CiSlSe
Stone. barring extremely un-
O>elS accident. will &c TIE
next Chief iuStice-prceaely
before the cnG Of the year.
S-Accogcins % secret cal.
cUlatipnS high IN The New
Deal, Chisf Justice Charles
Evans Hughes. Justice Willis
Van psvaates and Justice
LOUIS .. sranGels Will prompt
y geSiSa II Congress- votes -
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Dear Editor .,
in ussari 70 al, present EHw!
arairs. .he president. i, ,sEss olc
MAJ General HugS Johnson 20
sc: Ugh, =, ;he wa; OF ;he MAJ
,s- The beating .: Old Deal
.Su-.an,S. exc.
wouldn't we is; ,2Te % 80
rae: - Ire pas: e&ck 20 :.oSe
-cc& e.& G@ys w@sn ;ne wos!d
rs r1--. and when -re SUI
WASH: shining. .hs Ictn was:
S..y We would. b-s we Knew IRA.
ZINE Us: Simply 5cssr': wy. -
reverse. Neither does progress
III Backward.
reye. have any new Ideas.
o., ! believe ire wCr.t. Ee-era.?
s-@as.zg. does, aGi :: seems %
re ID. j: icsS-: Require co.,
,.ca decree iC- one - realize cA1.
y.s INNS. asceg. IE - changes IS
.-ey cC-.e alons 81! TIE EEsc :nl-g
We Know wa wi.. have progress
y-.--:-E down -!.l. James Madison
vas : wonderful. --zE. ty- &c .:Tst
80 ye4rS a2C.
President 2ooSsvs.; when franz
ing mary Laws. since declared VI
s..:-C5o1a.. WASH: linking 50
-,-:1 @: TIE ;ec5ric&, points OF
rs .aE - u w-S 81 .Cw quickly
- :3-,t g: food into ne mouths
- starring babies. ! believe me
Lord would endorse TIE nan wao
rps - re.p :coss TE3 heed -e.p,
an C-.:s- mus; smile on .ae nan
~, s1.i Ira. c@ insofar IS &c
rvas able would rc: pe-rnl. IRE
y5cr % Stare. "Inasr-ca - 90
% ur:o one y zee least. etc.
We cs.isYs II human rights
over properly rights and We are
Christians II Iheo-T. ont Ne c&se
good care ,raG T= never &c. se-
yor& theory. We might lose ccr
rvs-se. for cte dollar Il we evsE
..!sG % practice sheSe things
We b@li4ve n Cur supreme
ccCr.. We bx.ieTe that = should
T.. almost Il TO; entirely, COM
posed % corporation lawyers. We
bxl;ey4 !: : iriai.!b,e. We believe
!: vigr:. JUST and democratic.
wa=r o. yo,e Of 5 20 JUST one
ran ear 81: aside ar act Of TIE
cirsc. Representatives 81 Cte rSc-
pie Q: ;hs United States Wei. |
t:r'. o%.i=ve Ihe aoc%y 'Ec!
Clyde / h4vs lgsc written. Hope
yo- t9E;.
7: cCrEress III, make !: ir;ros-
S.t,= :o- I -,a- T10 12s ever -
esiysd Is much - a $50, 900 .s-
ta.rer 20 q, OF ;his tribunal, !
rrict: wh.c u : lizzie ;z.Cn. 81:
tat would se Unconstitutional.
TOO. mean both ;ae law and re
sa!.e. Were :. possible 20 &c. men
Ike L6-.s D. P!zntsis, wao soE-e-
EGE o. other car always see ;ce
t--a- SIDE o. .cs question. fee.
TIA. ~ :al-a Nigh: look 70. No:
ccz. auyocty cares about ne pe.-
scuaI.y. d.. there I.!EE. g NIL
I.crs IKE Ee n cEIs cC-G-Ey.
T.=-s : -z= fellow - :rgre Tno
i zza:rsc everything. lie < Elgn-
ey=- when rs . - :.
WlzE ct.s eo-z:ry really Hes-s.
Il ! nay e permitted % express
a. opinion. = more -raLc.LG
Pcossy=I-s: more TGgFelLs- Hop
k.Isss. e:e-. and more representa-
tires Ike MOTIFS. WazE=., SoEat,
Connolly. .h= Ia;e Senator Cc1Z-
els. WITH 4 spE!EkL!nZ o; "O1r
Bo3s" JUS; 20 keep ca= 5aI.=yi
and szeh ike out
Gz=ss I an Tr0HE - usual. 20
somebody SCI ne rigc:-
Ar-o1nciEz mys=.t - 5ocs5-
TeI: man :eE 1870. ! ar
Ie-y sincerely.
". {. ROBINSON.
R5z.s No. !,
E=ri=rsoIvi..@. ~ {.
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Mr. HYpER IS ALSO A SPE.

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-1srs g: sct-s .T=-s c--E.=c
A.: = vas I-gI-g from re -
ss--=-: - c.E Ia: -: IS:
-9.r=rsc Ter Srsc :aE- Dewey
81. rra- t13 EiTs- ser - "a I-s.
a3c1c --cccI-Erac,s Az sold Ter
- Nr. Ey:ec It's 1Eigc1c-g Eat
.s=E der .sAt GsG-rs.y- ecA--5t
Ter i=e= .sGs5csc - ?rszs-. G-et-
NJ IL: s-a c,I- pzscsc .&r
Irai-s. val 20 maze sure
1-a -gc sudden -Gv=r-= c.s, SciI=
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LET'S NOT AMEND THE COURT

This newspaper has declared that any csassisa-
tiona changes Americans Ana Necessary should es
made by amending the Consultation. not hy amend
ms the supreme eourt That is sin our eenvic-
tion. We further believe that packing the court
is nns al the W"sst ways Ut amenains it and that
amHne pack'"s ",s,h"ds grading BY age is certainly
nst the beSt==Cn,istlan Science Monitor.
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BABY NAMED "HIGHWATER"

FOREST CITY. A!s. up
Floods found : rares4:s among
refugees housed II : c3.-1- co.,
press here. = baby o.3gr 20 : -
gro woman. :; :Ee suggestion =
: WPA vogse., was E@--e1
"E!zhvace-."
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COw.TRADlSG

A LITTLE COw.T2ADlSC
~. -: -.y :.c4y VII .: - Ass
s.-c@ r-sS- grass : crVE.-c a.:
COWS az ':2ESEESiNG
Henri Ey:@-. -s=c GOV s-=c-1--
:. ,yss. : more t.s---=t ;=:-
.ra- ea-s-E - l cox :ra:=- All
rorcssllS as ! realty .G.cer
SzTs - rs 5:-c1: .G:z o: t.-c.
gallon mixers ~a.:- ct:E- gre
:.-- ca-c-s. l =a- =s-1 20 ;-E
rrYcc.s % .Ass c-- 81: 2-s EGS
$r=r niles gzc= 20 t=1-czsE-asj
sha: - .Ii : ;c-r-c1Il3- mixer.
Sac -s-;grr-s,:. g-I c-ly :+~2.T
:; 80 .--= @: ! c-A---
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x G:.c O. coIp-l.-
mise :: : :
wo-,6 G; give
and take. Fen G.:
- 60. *: s-1e.-
= S1-: Tv EzES.
and ): wS axe
Cs;e--i -s 20
have 81 re Ea-.
regardless 81; ne
other :r..cE :
roE: Q: view.
Ne nay Es:=c;--
- =: -. G.:
v1z: ~e T&-.
TIE :Iy rad
- - a : =. =
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z-::.=. --s.t- ". Eyt=. -z=-
..=i =. s-s.=-12-Is3.
- s::E -.ssc-T = c3cd :or
breaking ri. COW. explained
VI. Ey:+- -T.5y know wt+- y3I
az a:.as& :: en- Dor: give en-
any rs4s.- Ia ;Ei-s.-c ia: yjl
are z-ytccy -: ;a=:: 3css- TaAC's
.als 10 tA:...s.
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When yo2 90 Il FOR : isa, 20
zee finish yoE are always faced
~::h ere possibility Era; yo- y:-..
SCI: VI. e finished.
Generally Speaking. ,t:s = :
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10 tHsFs anything I" the r0mor that 6ttle thea,
terS AIS contemplating reNNy- bank nishtS?
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. FsHH-|F-"'"" sentenced to hSe ges kidesp-
iHs, ~-'l ~ tle l"Ns", "fea may A. well have
ISNsSa MS H", such bad idea. as that.
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LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR

SoTE-No unsigned eemmu.
a;e..ion, are published BY The
T;ne,.Se~,- All letters must be
signed With the real name of
~, author. No eomnunieations
,iEnel Nth a sesi.ieu. name
xiIl be pusIi,kea.-EDiTOR-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-11
TCpAy-s WORD STUDY:

TCDAyS WORD STUDY:
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We sS-=. a-5 = U-Sz II Ese ~
.1s :E-,ec 4Gt tai-y1-a-. - sI-
c.s&:,C l :-c-re period when :
cor ~ EjT= t.--h - ca-;- T=o.
ser ts4s sanction ;-= T,Et
!::=sc a. - ac.=G:gs@. s-.1 g.
Fresh .Gv. meaning Ia: sde -
Gently aired and = E!T.-Z : fresh
s.,-.y 4 -at- Il = proper - say
"a. --s GUY VT. &c trsz1 -
ya-c1 ar I -zTs 1 '-t-esa COW
::r "a 5-- improper 20 say sce
:res7e .=tT As: month, o. vi.
- srss1=-lrZ 5000 SC9:s 70 The
at;sc;.T= and refrain tr1Z .hs
zero ::- safety. =Ts- II yc-z cave
% saptey W. Hyt=rs hickory
sick o. break y0C .; tad habit
Men. az vel - COWS, yc1 know.
lave tad sacy:s.