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Evening star., 1937-10-12
EDWARD ROBINSON.
GUEST OF J0LSON
Comedian to Sing Songs
That Went With Him Up
Ladder of Fame.

- DWARD @. ROBINSON, stage
Il and screen star, will be guest
of al Jolson on his program
~ over WJSV tonight at $3.50.
Robinson, noted for his portrayal Of
hard-boiled. wise-cracking characters,
Is scheduled to swap quips with Jolson
and participate in a comic skit with
his fellow screen performer, Martha
Raye, and Parkyakarkus, that has
been written especially for this pro-
gram.
In addition, the program will feature
Jolson IN several Of the songs that he
has made famous. The show Is to be
completed by vocal contributions from
Miss Raye and the music of Victor
Young and his orchestra.
The sensational 13-year- -old singing
star. Judy Garland, will be the
guest OF Ben Bernie on his program
tonight-WMAL at 9 o'clock.
WRITTEN around one of Shelly's
poems, dramatic playlet, to be
heard for the first time on the air, is
tonight's offering Of the Northern Dra-
matte Co. over VOL at o'clock.
Johnny SHAWS ORCHESTRA,
Helen Forrest, personality singer,
and what have been described as the
shortest mystery stories to be related
on the air are the features of a new
variety show making its bow over
WRC tonight at 1880.
PREsIDENT ROOSEVELT'S fire
side chat" is, of course, a feature
OF all local stations, being heard over
WRC, WJSV, WMAL and VOL at 9 80
o'clock.
EW GEvINSON, popular local
boxer, will be interviewed as a
feature of Radio Joe's program tonight
over WMAL at 7:3o.
A MOS M ANDY make a return
guest appearance on the Holly
wood Mardi Gras show tonight over
WRC at 10 o'clock.
r REPRESENTATIVE HAMILTON
FISH speaks on the New Deals
economic policy, WJSV at 10:45.
Evening star., 1937-10-12

good health, life
and pep up until few years ago.
Then suddenly lost all ambition for
everything. l could not eat or sleep
well.
l am a piano tuner by profession.
It'sanerve-racking job and couldn't
do justice to it. l always seemed to
feel nervous and on edge.
A friend of mine advised me to try
eating Fleischmann's Yeast every
day. l never missed a day in the last
five years without taking 8 cakes of
Fleischmann's Yeast.
I've got back all my old pep and
health with Fleischmann's Yeast. At
AZ l feel as we'll as / ever did. My
business is very good and getting
better and l am able to take advan-
tage of the increasing demand for
my services by working Sundays and
overtime when have to.
DANIEL F. GALLAGHER
(Ameriean Legion member)
Evening star., 1937-10-12
THESE MEN WENT OVER The TOP
AFTER 4O-SO CAN YOU

Yeast to tone up my health, and re-
build my strength. 1t was also help
to my digestion and kept it in order.
1had good training before the War
in law and business. Now, at the age
OF so, my finest opportunity has come
to make railroading my career.
When l talked with an executive
in connection with my new position,
he said they prefer mature men who
will stick to business. This is a COM
pliment not only to me, but to
Fleischmann's Yeast, which helps
keep my good constitution in perfect
running order.
DAN WORTH BANTA
(American Legion member
Evening star., 1937-10-12
(To be continued.)
Tax Levied to Advertise Islands.

The insular government Of Puerto
Rico has passed a special tax raising
100000 a year to promote the island
as tourist resort.
The government will use newspaper
and magazine advertising to tell the
public about the historic forts and
monuments, the mild weather, and the
combination Of ocean sports and
mountain resorts which the island
offers.
Evening star., 1937-10-12

To check this slowing down
you'll find Fleischmann's
Yeast especially helpful. 1t aids
your digestion by increasing
the quantity and strengthening
the digestive power of the gas
trio flow.
Also, in Fleischmann's Yeast
you get the tonic action of a i'm
pOrtant vitamins-the NERVE
VITAMIN, the COLD RESIST
ANCE VITAMIN, the BONE
VITAMIN and the GROWTH
AND VITALITY VITAMIN.
Each one of these vitamins is
essential to health and strength.
Evening star., 1937-10-12
THE STORY THUS FAR.

THE STORY THUS FAR.
The Deli-ordered lite OF the
Aone,Ds is rocking on its toundd-
tions. Beautiful Margit, aloot and
unen,otiondl. Is at Lake George,
trying to break OF her sisters in
tdtudtion for Charlie Jones, artist,
trailer Ddgabond and a married
man. That she Is attracted To
him herself she refuses to admit.
keough. her detectipe-butler.
mooches around in the lobby,
disguished by a beard, as he spies
on her sister and Charlie. There,
pdlking through the lobby, is
Mdrgit's friend, Mrs. Bly,; Waldo
Irene's fance; Felice, Maroits
secretary, and Margit herself
Nth Charlie. Keough is dumb
founded. He had trailed t,ro
elopers and noU four more peo-
pie are on the scene.
Evening star., 1937-10-12

g. WI " Gill a
hardwood fnisher
by trade). Time and again l would
have to put down my tools and 60
home. They told me at the shop
had better 60 see doctor.
spentfourmonths in the Veterans
Hospital. 1t seemed as if nothing
could be done for me.
l laughed at my niece when she
suggested that l try Fleischmanns
Yeast. But l did begin eating it.
After few days l noticed vast
improvement in my condition.
Today, at As, l am in excellent
health, thanks to Fleischmann's
Yeast. l eat everything and have no
more indigestion or heartburn. And
best of all, I've been made foreman
of the shop.
l feel better today than I did Is
years ago.
THOMAS ]. FOGARTY
american Legion member)
Evening star., 1937-10-12
Don't Scrap the Man Over 40,
Legion Tells Industry
Average War Veteran Nouu
At Peak of His Ability, Declares
Chairman Cooper

FOR NEARLY 18 HOURS on stretch,
the American Legion swung up Fifth
Avenue on September 21st, in the big
gest parade New York has ever known.
1t was 20 years since these same men
had marched as doughboys along that
same thoroughfare.
They had lived through the hercest
fighting of the War-and through a
world depression.
Yet no one who watched could help
being struck by the fine showing they
made. They looked keen, hard mus
cled, we'll set up, seasoned, alert. Some
ofthem mhadgr hair. Some had grown
stouter. But taken all in all they looked
more capable, more intelligent than
the raw recruits who went over in 1917.
Evening star., 1937-10-12
The eFleischmann Yeast habit

The FleischmannY Feast habit
is giving many men and women
of 40 and over the digestive
stimulation they need. If you
are over 40, give yourself this
help.
Begin eating 8 cakes of
Fleischmann's Yeast regularly
every day-one cake about n
hour before meals. You can eat
it plain or dissolve it in a little
water, as you prefer. Keep eat
ing it, and notice how your
health improves-how your
spirits "pick up!
Evening star., 1937-10-12

Its mistake for industry to scrap like these because
they 4O declared Forrest G. Cooper chairman of
the National Veterans Employment Committee he aver.
age veteran age the height of his powers He has
BETTER JUDGMENT, MORE ABILITY and MORE
DEPENDABILITY than he had at 25 The Legion intends
to increasingly the idea that man of 40 or over
makes less valuable worker"
Evening star., 1937-10-12
At 47-Finds
He Can Suing
More Work

Dear Life Begins:
/ am a World
War veteran and
a member of the
American Legion.
| am now Al
years old. l have
always been lucky
enough TO eniov
Evening star., 1937-10-12
Sloued- Down Digestive Action is
An Early Sign of Aging

In many people around 49, the gastric juices tend to flow less
freely and to lose their original strength As result digestive
action slows down.
This warning you should heed-because when digestive
action sackens, you sow down all over.
Evening star., 1937-10-12
Gets His
Biggest
Chance at so

Dear Life Begins:
At the end of
the World War, l
came back from
"Over There as
4 convalescent,
and my first job
was to rebuild
my health and
Evening star., 1937-10-12

strength.
felt the letdown that comes with
approaching middle age perhaps
more acutely than an average person.
So I began the use of Fleischmann's
Evening star., 1937-10-12
Too Much Emphasis Put on Youth

The Legion isn't the only group that champonng middle
aged workers today Many Of the counys biggest employers
believe too much emphasis has been put on youth
Aslong as man orwoman keeps HEALTH and STRENGTH,
years many asset not handicap they say Train
ing experience judgment give better results than mere speed
Evening star., 1937-10-12

express. Thanks for information.
Photographs. fingerprints follow by
mail. Stop. Be cautious; your man
extremely dangerous.
ROGER WEED,
"Chief criminal department Richard
Williams. Weed, Withby k Brook
ham, Ltd, London, England"
Keough knew he was in.
His first case was going to be .
lallapaloosa.
Bailey, who had delivered the mes
sage, was calmer about 1t than Ke-
ough-because Bailey expected Scot
land Yard men to be involved In
rothing simple.
Charlie, who had himself dictated
by transatlantic telephone the main
points in the message, was afraid he
had rather overdone things. But when
he came in from his canoe ride with
Irene, he knew he had not The rea-
son he knew was simple. The Prince
James Hotel had suddenly acquired q
new bellboy-a bellboy with q blond
wig, false sideburns, an ill-fitting
scarlet and gold uniform, . false mus
tache and smoked glasses-a bellboy
who moved very much as Keough
moved and who spoke like a man who
had taken correspondence school les
sons in foreign accent.
Charlie did not let Keough know he
had penetrated this new impersona-
ton.
(To be continued)
At last Keough feels that he Is on
the right track. Charlie is all and
worse than that which Keough had
suspected. Will he make the capture
single-handed? Be sure to read to-
morrow's exciting installment.
Evening star., 1937-10-12

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Evening star., 1937-10-12
Wins Promotion
at As

Dear Life Begins:
Ihad been great
ly troubled with
indigestion and
hearth urn for
years. 1t finally
got 80 bad that l
could no longer
keep up with my
Evening star., 1937-10-12
Air Head|iners

N'tSi"oo" SIOSIuInS.
4:3o p.m.-WJSV. Sing and
Swing.
500 p.m.-WMAL, Evening Star
Flashes.
Evening Programs.
1880 p.m.-WJSV, Helen Men
ken.
500 p.m.-WOL. Howard ANA
teurs; WMAL, Husbands
and Wives.
$3.50 p.m.-WMAL, It Can Be
Done; WJSV, Al Jolson;
WRC, Wayne Kings
Orchestra.
500 p.m.-WMAL, Ben Bernie:
WRC, Vox Pop; VOL,
Northern Dramat
Co.; WJSV, Al Pearce's
Gang.
$3.50 p.m.-All Stations, Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
1000 p.m.-WJSV, Benny Good
mans Orchestra.
1880 p.m.-WOL, Witch's Tale.
hort-Wove Programs.
S:45 p.m.-SANTIAGO, SYM
phony and Opera.
CB960, 3l.2 M, $50
meg.
$3.50 p.m.-LONDON, Dancing
Time, CSC, 1853 m,
17.79 meg; GSI, 1875 M,
1926 meg; GSD, 25.6
m, 11.75 meg; GSB,
3l.5 M. 9.5l meg.
1884 p.m.-SYDNEY, Selected
Music, VK2ME, 81. 20 m,
$50 meg.
La gaceta., 1937-06-01
LAS CLASSES EN- LA ESCUE.
/. LA V. M. YBOR

4 Los maestros de la el
v. M. Ybor quieren inf Ar
a todos los interesados 4 les
ira escuela que tendrenN #cla-
ses durante los meses de vera
mo, como de costumbre. Aque-
Hos que no asisten a nueSNa es
cuela Y deseen estudiar inSlss,
los rudimentos para 49,
ciudadanfa, aritmetica en
ra, pueden tpasar a inscribirse.
Las classes empezan a las 6 de
la tarde v terminan a las $50
v son gratis para las PERSONA
mayores de Is amos. Los libros
tambien Sc facilitan sin costo
alguno. 81 listed quiere prepa-
rarse para la ciudadanfa nues-
tros maestros lie ayudaran.
La gaceta., 1937-06-01
Los regalos de 10

LOC tCSNNOO VIC w
Muebleria Latin american
Para informar al p1blico del
resultado del sorteo de los rega-
los de la mueblerfa Latin-Ame-
rican, ell pasado sabado, solicit
tamos del Sr. Friday, el nombre
de los que resultaron agracia :
dos, que fueron los siguientes:
Juego de Cuarto, Sra. Gladies
Key.
Una butaca, Sra. Ines Leal.
Vajilla de 80, pleas, Sra.
Frances Dishon.
LAmpara de mesa, Sr. Arman
do Zorrilla.
Mesa de juegos, SIR. Frank
Coto.
Mesita de Ccnsola, Adolfo Ri.
cardo.
Mesita de esquina, Sra. Dolo-
res Monteagudo.
I'm Cenicero, Sra. Amparc
Calzadilla.
In Tapiz de pared, Joe Mon.
ties. :
Todos los afortunados recibis
ron va sus premios.
La gaceta., 1937-06-01
CITACTON

Por este medic cito a los
miembros de la Logia Progreso
No. 81 para la Tenida que ten
dra lugar hoy martes IL a las 8
p. m.
Sc ruega la asistencia de to-
dos. Al mismo tempo Sc eta al
team" de gracias de ambas To-
gias para ensayos.
J. Menendez,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1937-06-01
Las grad0cciones

Las grGdaGcionea
De estG roche
Sera en- Ell teatro del Centre
Asturiano, como Ell ano pasado,
la graduation de escoIares que
terminan sus estudios en- 81 Ju-
nior High.
Muchas inteligentes sefiori :
tas de nuestra raza recibir&n
sus diplomas.
Los amos de estudios en- Ell Ju-
nior High transform6 en- muje-
res a las niffas que hoy recibi-
ra nsus diplomas de graduadas
v que Sc daran cuenta con mas
La gaceta., 1937-06-01
? Ell Cabaret del
Club OptimisN

OtUO OpttUttSUW
Una voluntad de acero, un es-
piritu batallador y energico sns
perior a las contrariedades Sc
requiere, en- los tiempos actua-
les de ~pesimismo international,
para sentirse 0ptimista de la es
cuela de Christian D. Larson y
rnantener Ell semblante allegro y
sonreir en- TODD momento.
lei Club Optimistic de Tampa,
no bastante, r6antiene inaltera-
BILE la doctrina del maestro Lar
son y con la sonrisa que 81 pre-
dica, responde a la tempestad
desencadenada de odios y pasio-
mes, con una fiesta monumen-
tai, monstruo, sin precedente en-
los anales de nuestros mas IA
mosos saraos, e invita- q todos a
participant de su regocijo Ell saba
do 5, en- ell anfiteatro del Mou :
lin Rouge.
J6venes enthusiasts los com :
ponentes del "Optimistis Club,
sobrealientes todos ellos en- la ra
ma a que dedican sus activida :
des en- la vida, ensehan a los de-
mas la manera de combatir con
exito 81 rnalestar que sufrimos,
poniendo buena cara al ITEM
pc, concentration filos6fica no
al alcance de todos los morales.
e Club Optimista toca a las
puertas de todos los descreidos
Pesimistas, Y les hace aventar
su malhumor, copvenciendolos
de que la vida es una, Y hay que
viyirla.
Els por clio, para dulcificar 81
nal sentir reinante, que ell Club
Optimists de Tampa, organiza
Ia monumental fiesta que anun-
cia para Ell sabado, en- el Moulin
Rouge, donde habra de TODD 10
que Sc nscesita para alegrar Ell
espfritn.
Una noche de regocijo y ale.
grfa. Mdsica, CONSEQUENCE, Sou
wenirs, Vaudeville, y Ell famose
"Fan- Dan-Go" Sc vera en- e
Monte Carlo de los Optimista'
Ell sabado.
La gaceta., 1937-06-01
Homemade a Carlos BarbGs

La idea de que nos hicimos
eco en- escrito del pasado saba
do, cristaliz6 para satisfaction
de los muchos amigos conque
cUenta en- esta ciudad Ell simpa-
tico y laborioso joven, practi :
cante del Sanatorio del Centre
Asturiano, DIR. Carlos Barbas.
Cristaliz6 la idea del hornera-
je que habra de rendfrsele con
motive de su determination a
marchar q Ia ciudad de Chica :
La gaceta., 1937-06-01

sSO, d C0ilpiSl0A P1S N
regresar a Tamla con Ia Pcu-
mentaci6R re- ida parJcon-
solids@ y ar el eigrcicio
de su profe con u97tesorO
de experieneia y larga ractica.
El homemade a Carlq@ Barbas
Sc lie rendirA en- Ell estaurant
Rubin, ell sabado 194 de JUNO,
yfspera de su anunciada partida
para la ciudad de Chicago, dom
de como va dijimos Sc propone
internarse en- uno de sus mas
famosos hospitales.
Va a trabajar en- su campo, co
mo han dicho otros muchos de
~nuestros PROFESSIONALS que Sc a.
brieron paso por medic de su in
teligencia y fuerzas de voluntad.
Nos sumamos con entusiasmo
al homemade que Sc organiza EN-
honor de Carlos Barbas, ponien
dose a disposition de la Conf :
sion organizadora.
La gaceta., 1937-06-01
Piense en- Ell
Laxante que toma......

No Sc puede ugar con ell es-
t~reIimiento. Cuando necesita
un laxante, necesita uno bueno.
Black-D raught es puramen-
tie vegetal, de confianza. No
revuelve ell est6mago, pero ac-
t1a sobre ell intestine inferior,
aliviando ell e~strenimiento.
Cuando necesite un laxante,
tome
La gaceta., 1937-06-01
CtrcMlo CNbano
Secci6n de Recreo

Secci6n de Recreo
Para la noche de mafana
microbes, segdn notification
que encontramos sobre la mesa,
fcita ell presidente de la Secci6n
de Recreo del Cfrculo Cubano a
sus miembros, a la junta regu-
lar ordinaria que habra de cele-
brarse.
Firma la eitaci6n Ell Secreta-
rio, E. F. Fernandez, que toda-
via no Sc ha enterado de que es-
ia cr6nica va no la redacta
quien antes la redactaba.
La gaceta., 1937-06-01

en- la vida tlene noel
sto de distintas las.
La mayoria de lal graduadas
pasaran al InstitEo a compile
tar sus estudios/
Entire las invitacieees reci-
bidas para la graduaci6rfade es-
ia noche, destacamos La de la
simpatica e inteligdhte sehori-
ia, Delphina Ramos, hija de
nuestro buen amigo Charles Ra
mos, y sobrina de Alberto Pc
drero, compahero en- las lides
baseboleras de hace amos, y de
Beatriz Alvarez, hija de los es-
pesos Manuel Y Maria Alvarez,
consequences Y muy buenos a.
mfgos del Rronista.
A las demas, sin embargo
que So grad1an esta noche, en-
viamos, junto con nuestro nee.
jor buen deses por sus brillan-
tes notas, la simpatfa que STEM
pre- la inteligencia despierta.
A todas nuestra felicitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-06-01

M&&~ &&&@
W. Forster es ssgufs
informado que un crucery
qes serfa enviado a Ce
habia desembarqre alem
Marruecos. La "Ouvre@
nic6 que al sabeyNa i Icis
Hitler habfa reunido VI con-
.sejo de guerra. Despuea lie ha-
.berlo consultado, resp ldi6 a
,Francia que no habT gadema-
mes en- ell territorio toquf.
Tn gobierno com este de
Blum, es imponen1 ante las
fuerzas del dinero y todos u
capitales europeos.s
BESIDE "L'Action Franchise
hasta "~L'Humanite", pasando
por "Le Journal Moscou', Sc
quiere absolutamente rescal-
dar nuestro patriotismo agra
vando las diferencias, gimien-
do ante los peligros que Fran
cia CORE, la Francia de los ban
queros y los colonistas. Sc CO.
mienza, como en- 1914, las cam
pahas de falsos rumores que
conducen a la guerra.
iBatid ell tambor! iTocad la
trompeta! Nosotros, sindica-
listas, fieles en- este al partido
comunista de haze algunos a.
fos, fieles a las e~nsenanzas de
la vieja C.G.T..y de la vieja
C.G.T.U., fieles a TODD ell buen
sentido obrero: a nosotros nos
importa POGO ell Marruecos de
los industriales.
Vivian la C.N.T. y la U.C.T.
Espanolas, 10 que quiere de-
cir tambien: "proletarios de
todos los pafses, unfos!", 10
que quiere decir tambien 'fGue
IRA a la guerra"
La gaceta., 1937-06-01

"LA
De orden del s dente Y
por acuerdo d)Directivs Sc
eta a junta general extraordi-
maria para ell microbes dia 2,
a las 8 p. M, en- ell Centre Astu-
riano.
Habiendo un asunto de suma
importancia que tratar Sc espe-
ra la asisteneia de todos.
FraternalmenH a
| Erseerstario.
La gaceta., 1937-06-01

talRente en- orc. Las efec-
Is republicans desde
nero, han sido paga-
das efT yfo solo un Is por 100 de
su importe. He ahf un segundo
hecho.
La verdadera question: la cues
ti6@ coloniai.-Pero lporque los
financieros franceses e ingleses
no son mas categ6ricos Y no cor
tan totalmente los where's al 60
bierno de Blum para impedir
toda relaci6n, aun p~uramente...
sentimental, con los guberna-
mentales espanoles? Porque
hay tambien otros intereses, di-
ferentes de los primeros, que
entran en- juego. Existe una cier
ia Banca de Paris y de los Pal
ses Bajos cuyo campo de acci6n
esencial es Marruecos. Esta
Banca empieza a inquietarse de
estos envios de tropas, por los
que ciertos "fUhrers" podrian
muy bien pretender, en- recon-
pensa de su ayuda a Franco. un
pequeno pedazo del Marruecos
espanol.
La Banca de Paris v de los
Paises Bajos tiene represen-
tantes adn en- ell gobierno del
Frente Popular. en- ell seno del
partido radical-soeialista en-
particular, FL gobierno de IL
quierda debe contar con ella.
Is por clio que las acciones
militares mas importantes en-
Ss
Julio 1892, en- mario 1888 y
en- julio 1888 han sido siempre
conducidas en- Marruecos Edo
mimic de la Banca de Parfs)
por agrupaciones politicas ode
izquierda. Los senores Paul
Boncourt y Daladier saben al
go de este, de M. Rist, antique
director de la Banca de Fran
cia, pero sobre todos actual
mente todavfa administrator
del Banco de Paris y de los
Paises Bajos, 10 que Sc guarda
La gaceta., 1937-06-01

afticUN
J,k bperray npblicado
Y Syndicaliste
b cuanto a nose
M creido jamas q
Oh Dsici6nA ademocraci5
kscismo. Los gobiern
baten por cuestiones
|cas. 81 fuera por esto3la
seria en- efecto inevitable
lgobiernos no Sc baten POI
in~dustriales. No Sc We en-
nae la finanza francesa
glesa ayudar a los obreroS
noles, mientras que la
fascista italiana y alemaN
! da a Franco.
mo! Fascismos y deiN0era-
las ayudan a Franco, cada uno
"a su manera. Las bancas alema-
mas e anas por envfos de ar
MAJ tropas a Franco, las
Il %inglesas y francesas i'm
9pidiendo TODD apoyo real a los
republicanos y sindicalistas es-
panoles.
Hasta aqui TODD es claro: to-
das las burguesias de todos los
paises, que son desgraciada-
mente mas potentes a1n que
Blum o que los sindicatos obre-
ros, todas las burguesfas tanto
f~acistas como democraticas, Sc
interesan por Franco, 1nicamen
te pof Franco.
I'm buen observdtorio: La Boil
sG.-Desde Ell ID de octubre
1886 los PARTICIPATES interesados
de la finanza francesa e inglesa
react1an con vigor en- favor de
Franco; clio explica mas que O.
ira cosa que los gobiernos fran
ces e ingles no pueden reaccio-
mar mas que muy debilmente en-
contra.
Las minas de cobre espano-
las de Rio-Tinto, bajo Ell control
ingles; las minas de plomo es-
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-11

Nesdamcs Hubert Greenwood,
Burke Wright. 4. ". Foster. Car
Cncc Goodc and Miss Mavis Mann.
Ladies Of tn" Methodist church
observed the week Of prayer
which is an annual event in the
missionary circles.
From I'll indications the men Of
this community are much more
anxious to obtain "decrs" Of tn"
fou-lcggcd type than those Of
two. The main topic of converse.
ton is hunting in the national
forest and a number of fine ami
mails nave decorated the hoods Of
cars and brought satisfaction to
the lucky huntSmCn.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-11
PAUL AMDERS AGAIN
WITH GULF STATION

Paul Anders, who recently left
the Gulf service station on South
Main to manage the American Oil
company station on Fifth and
Church. has returned to the Gulf.
Mr.. AndcrS has been succeeded
at the American Oil company sta
ton by Willie +. Gibbs. as opera
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-11
FINE -FOUR IN
CONSPIRACY
WaynesyiEie Men Ordered
to Make Restitution
to the WPA

ASHEVILLE. Nov. ll.-Fircs
tota!ling $4,000 were assessed
against four Wayrcsvillc men
charged with conspiracy to take
materials from Il WPA project 10y
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-11

Long may we live in peace with
all nations, May we more and
more br an example to the world
and rs individuals try to live by
the golden rule. .. In the mean
time, let us serve you.