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Nogales international., 1937-01-16
BY HERE PAINTER.

she will, if Paris will provide her
/ with someone elSe's.
"A Democratic Senator says the
donkey is the personification of the
sublime virtues of moderation, for
bearance, restraint, and rigid eco
nomy." It would be interesting to
know what his thoughts on the ele-
phant are.
"Burlesque producer to open
school to show wives how to un-
dress" If that's his regular voca-
ton, he'd starve to death in a mud
ist colony.
Madame Tussaud's famous Lon
don museum has 'Wally' Simpson
in wax" It isn't so very long ago
, that "Wally" had herself in hot
, water.
Authors dine today" They'd al
so like to know where the next meal
is coming from.
"Rapturous visitors to the city
pause, spellbound, to gaze at the
vast panorama of incandescent
beauty" The chamber of Commerce
has been working overtime again
"Nazis to sell Spanish ships" +"
Maybe they'll be selling Spanish
onions next.
Skeleton stirs up a mystery"
That should make a rattling good
story, anyway.
Japan has mania for things in
miniature" Howevtr, she is leading
towards bigger things-China, for
instance
"John Barrymore left his bride of
two months in huff" The first re-
port that he'd left in night club
was evidently erroneous.
"a sports scribe writes: T look
for the usual quota of winners at
Santa Anita" So do we-one fo1
every race.
Juvenile actress says Now York
is grand, but it can't touch Los An
geles" I'll say it can't! It's not
close enough.
| "a. F. of L. says average family
pays $1O8 a year for illness" won
der how much a family would pay
for a good case of measles.
Interior decorator accused of
beating modiste with a telephone. %
AS an exterior decorator, he was a
! flop
Roller skater ruled a vehicle" !"
With eight" wheels and no brakes.
! Edith Maxwell, free on bond, de-
corated her Virginia : Mountain
home with her sister Mary" Mary
must be very pliable young lady.
"Ickes pushes suits on power pro-
jects" He should try few dresses
on them, they'd go on much easier
"Jury gets Werner liquor case
Goodbye, liquor!
Britain and France give in on
Ethiopia" While Italy prepares to
cash in on the same project
Burglars get $3.50 in cafe safe.
They evidently took it out too-it's
missing.
"POlice recover car in ten min
Nogales international., 1937-01-16

"a. F. of L. says average family
pays $1O8 a year for Illness" I Won
der how much a family would pay
for a good case of measles.
Nogales international., 1937-01-16
SEEN and HEARD
-oA -
THE MAIN DRAG

Mrs. r. c. Edgell picking up a
skunk when she reached into a nest
for eggs at the Edgell home on the
Tucson road Wednesday night,
Skunk got away while Mr.. Edgeil
ran for a gun.
Nogales international., 1937-01-16
|IE|Ii;'a!jI|||!g(!&
Be Sure They Properly
Cleanse the Blood

NOUR kidneys are constantly filter.
] ina waste matter from the blood
stream. But kidneys sometimes lag in
their work-do not act as nature ia-
tended--saiI to remove lmpuritie: thAt
poison the system when retained.
Then you may suffer nasgin9 back
ache, dizziness, scAnty or too treQuens
urinstion, getting up at night, swollen
limbs; feel nervous. missTaole---
al upset. .r
Don't delayi Use DoAn's Pills.
Dosn's are especially for poorly func-
tioning kidneys. They are recon-
mended by grateful users the country
over. Get them from any druggist.
L0Zl,E5II!I1
Nogales international., 1937-01-16

utes." That's faster than the auto
mobile body men could do the lob.
Evening star., 1937-08-06

However, some Of these small pests
are known to seek the ears or nos
trils OF well animals. Here, out OF
sight OF those who understand these
nefarious ways, the larva goes deeper
and deeper into the head Of the poor
beast. until usually in this case the
afflicted one dies.
The important thing to do to rid the
land OF these pests is to bury all
flesh that is in the state that at
tracts these flies. See to it also that
all eggs are buried or burned and
the place where the dead animal has
lain is thoroughly treated with an
insecticide that will rid the ground
OF any eggs that might have dropped
Fortunately, there are many scav-
engers among Natures Children, es-
pecially the beetles and other crea-
lures, that are busily engaged keep
ing the surface Of the ground free
from all Objectionable matter.
The house fly is a near relative TO
the blow fly. Both OF them are dis
ease carriers and repulsive, neigh
bors. 1t is the duty OF each citizen
to do all in his power to keep the
air pure and sweet.
Evening star., 1937-08-06
ADVERTISEMENT,
If consti pated
Take This Tip

Here's one of the friendliest tips one
can give another-how to really re-
lieve Constipation. 1t is simply this:
One or two E-Z Tablets taken when
bilious, due to Constipation. are amaz-
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gentle. II you haven't felt good for
some time have headaches, tired
feeling, no pep, you may be suffering
from Intestinal Fatigue, commonly
called Constipation. 1t so, E-Z Tab
lets are what you need. You get 50
little E-Z Tablets for Csc. At all good
drug stores
Evening star., 1937-08-06
Natures Children
Blow Fly (Family Sarcophagidae)

posing matter; others leave groups Of
eggs there. In either case the blow
fly youngsters will be surrounded by
food of which they are very fond
and upon which they flourish rapidly.
Members Of this family have eco
nomic Importance in several States
where great herds OF cattle are raised
A wound on the body of an animal
may be selected by blow fly for her
eggs. The larva upon Matching will
noe only attack the diseased flesh
but infect the healthy tissue join
ing it. The health of the creature
is affected by the presence Of the an
noying larva as the wound spreads.
Cleansing of the wound with a good
disinfectant and covering it so that
it will heal quickly is the only rem
edy to use. The animal, relieved Of
the pain, soon RECEIVERS.
Evening star., 1937-08-06
R|GHT-T0-W0RK
SUIT TESTS UNION
Sales Force of Auto Firm Go
to Court in Fight to Stay
Unp|edged.
n the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, August GA
test suit seeking to establish a mans
right to work without being forced
to Join a union was filed in Superior
Court here yesterday.
Attorneys said they believe it is the
FIRST OF its kind in the United States
The action, asking an injunction
against picketing, was filed by I. NJ
Peckham as attorney for the 80
members of the Howard Automobile
Co.'S sales force
Temporary Restraint Granted.
The court granted a temporary re-
straintng order and directed the de-
PENDANTS to show cause August 10
why the injunction should not be
made permanent.
Defendants include the Retail Au-
tomobile SaleSmen's Union local, the
A. F. of L., various automotive trade
unions and Mrs. Alice Rosseter, re-
Rional National Labor Relations Board
director.
SNAAiPAoillV, cAS1lSo NY Vic %
saIesmen, contend picketing of the
company Is Illegal because they have
no dispute with their employer and
because there is no law requiring them
70 join union.
The action relates Mrs. Rossetter
was included to prevent the labor
board from interfering.
Picket Line Set Up.
The plaintiffs, constituting the
company's entire automobile sales
force, seek court action to permit
their working without joining the Re-
tail Automobile Salesmen's Union, an
A. F. of l.. affiliate, which established
picket lines when the statesmen refused
to join.
Counsel for the statesmen said they
already had an organization for COL
lective bargaining. and they refused
to scrap it to join the union.
Operations OF the company were
virtually halted, because other union
workers refused to pass the picket
lines.
Evening star., 1937-08-06
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

By LILLIAN COA AlhE1.
THERE are some things we find
hard to talk about. This is es-
pecially true Of the blow flies"
4 or flesh flies. They belong to a
large group Of flies which comprises
a great many species.
TIE wings OF blow flies are gray,
striped with black. The hairy body
carries germs from one spot to an
other. The furry legs drag them over
surfaces as they wander from place
to place. Their eyes are large and
compound. occupying most Of the
head The males have more plumy
antenna than the spouse
They have a keen sense Of smell
A dead animal or decaying flesh
odor, carried on the air, leads them
with unerring haste to the spot.
Evening star., 1937-08-06
Brain Twizzlers
BY PROF. J. D. FLINT.

THE complicated age problems seem
to intrigue a great number OF
Twizzlers. Some have even discovered
that the age spacing Of their own fam
lilies works itself into Twizzler beau
tifully. Not only that, but one Twiz-
zler even turned poet would 1t be too
harsh to say, after a fashion?) and
gives you this problem:
There's dad and ma, brother and me
The sum Of our ages is eighty-three
Six times dads age is seven times mas,
And she is three times me-"
What are the ages?
(Copyright. 1879
(See Answer on Page B-13)
Evening star., 1937-08-06

What the flying insect desires is not
only food for herself but a place
where she may deposit her eggs and
at the same time provide abundant
nourishment for her offspring.
Some of the flesh flies even de-
posit their young on the decom-
Evening star., 1937-08-06

Playful Porpoise Panics.
Appearing suddenly on the surface
Ballyhely, Irish Free State. porpoise
tried to play with them, but they fed
In panic.
Evening star., 1937-08-06

(See Answer on Page B-13)
Evening star., 1937-08-06

TAKOMA MOTOR co., Inc.
FL Carroll Ave.
'TskomA Park, Md.
lth and Blair Rd. NV.
WALSH MOTOR CO,
5000 Ga. Ave.
~ Silver sPrins; NJ.
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-30
Telephone
Number
90
LOVELY HALLOWE' EN-
PARTY YESTERDAY

captain and Mrs. {. ID. Wood
ward gave a delightful Halloween
costume party yesterday for their
son, Henry, at their home in Flat
Rock. A truly harvest time and
Halloween air was achieved with
shocks of corn, autumn leaves
and grinning jack o lanterns.
Witches and black cats also dis
ported themselves. lending a
"Spooky" touch.
The children bobbed for apples
and fShed for the comeback
whistles in a simulated pond.
Captain Woodward supervised the
playing of football for the boys.
The dining table was especially
lovely, q huge jack-o-lantern
formed the eenterpiece; about it
were grouped little cakes. candy
and sailed nuts which the chill
dren en- Dyed buffet style
throughout the afternoon. Later
the hostess, assisted by her moth
er, Mrs. Vernon Few, Mrs. CyrOl
+. Livingston and Miss Elizabeth
Hughes, served ice cream and lit
tie individual cakes embossed with
Halloween faces. The tavorS
were caps and horns. About TWEEN
" children were invited 20 tins
Jolly party.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-30
Becker's Plant Now in Full
Operation, With "a
Employees

Beckcr'S Bakery this week pro-
duced and distributed over Wes-
tern Carolina its latest product
Becker's New Butter-Cream Twist
ed Bread" which is only one item
involved in its $4,000 investment
this year at Barnweli and Church
streets.
This new loaf will be empha
sized over all others of this plant
because of its superior value re-
Sulting from a richer content Of
materials and the extra machinery
required in its production, A. =.
Cox. manager, said today. This is
one of the new products the man
agement has been working toward
since the decision to build its mod
ern plant on Church street during
the past summer. The new loaf Is
full sized, sliced and wrapped in
a red, white and blue wrapper,
which conveys the idea OF the
twist in its contents.
Distribution began over Western
Carolina Thursday, reaching from
Saluda on the south to Robbins
vile, Andrews and Highlands to
the west. in fleet Of nine trucks
operated throughout this territory,
with the new loaf bearing this
guarantee:
"Buy a loaf of this new bread
and eat every slice Of it and then
if you are not satisfied that 1t Is
the best bread that you have ever
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-30
BREVARD BOY OFF
SHANGHAI ON BOARD
HERON HEARD FROM

BREVARD, Oct. 30. (SpeciaD
After period of anxiety and Sus-
penSc, Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Norton.
of Brevard, have received word
from their son, Felix Lamar Nor
ton, of his safety in the war zone
off the coast of Shanghai, China.
Lamar, who enlisted in the U.
S. NAVY nine years ago, has been
i'm service in China the past three
wears. He is now with the U. 5. 5.
Heron, a tender ship to the U: 5.
S. Augusta, stationed in the CHI
neSc war zone.
He wrote his parents that the
horrors and tragedies of the pres
ent ChineSc-JapancSe conflict as
told in the daily press over the
world were not in the least eXag-
geratcd, in fact the full extent of
suffering and devastation must be
seen at first hand to be altogether
understood, he wrote. While his
gas-loaded ship is in imminent
danger. still no harm has befallen
the ship or any of its occupants.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-30
PRESBYTERIAN MISSION
STUDY COMPLETED

The women of the Presbyterian
church had an all-day mission
study review at the church house
yesterday. The book, Other Men
Labored. by Ur. Homer Mcmillan,
had been taken up each NedneS-
day evening al the prayer ser
vices during the month. ms
meeting was also q fitting conclu-
sion 70 the week Of prayer Tor
home missions.
Mrs. l.. X. Sing.cy. secretary OF
ASSembly'S home missions for the
auxiliary, was in charge OF the
meeting. Reviewing the several
chapters during the day were Mes
DANES Crawford Smith, George
y. holland, Frank Sanford and [.
L. Grey. The day was interSpers-
ed with prayers, the opening one
following a song and a Scripture
lesson, having been offered by
Mrs. Singley. Others making short
PRAYERS were MeSdameS Lila Rip
ley Barnwell and II. Walter Full
Ter during the morning.
A bountiful luncheon was Sery-
ed at noon at which time Mrs. }.
T. Fain. president of the auXil-
iary. asked the blessing. Mes
DANES ]. S. Brown and G. II. Par
sons made prayers. The self de-
NAL offering was taken and the
iedicatory prayer offered by Mrs.
4. J. Briggs. The leader closed
the inspiring meeting with prayer.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-30
Memorial Garden
Is Dedicated At
Fletcher Friday
Perpetuates Memory of
Mrs. U. G. Speed to Late
Nature Study Leader

FLETCHER, Oct. 30.-The men,
DRY of Mrs. L. &. Speed, who gave
the last years of her life to the
instruction Of children of this
community in nature study. was
perpetuated yesterday afternoon
with the dedication of the Mrs.
U. G. Speed Memorial Garden,
built by the Fletcher Junior Gar
den club. which she organized.
Attending the dedication pro-
gram at the school auditorium
were all of the school children and
a number of prominent visitors.
Mrs. d. d. Horton. director of the
Junior Garden club. presided, and
the program was as follows:
Invocation, Rev. n. A. Melton;
address of welcome, Mrs. John s.
Forrest: song, Charles Grady and
Bobbie Fletcher; Garry Me Back
to the Lovely Woodland" Char
lotte Fletcher; "MrS. U. G. Speed
as a Nature Teacher" Mrs. CrOs-
by Adams; "The Perfect Gift"
and What Constitutes Success,
Crosby Adams; Mrs. U. G. Speed
as a Conservationist," Mrs. I. 5.
Creighton; Spring Song" Men
delssohn, Beauty in the Rose
Garden" Mcdowell, and "To a
Wild Rose" Mcdowell. by Mrs.
Crosby Adams; "Th9 Speed Me-
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.SO c! , :.;!,,!;; j., T.;!:Y 8: $: $:
which the children had made.

which the children had made.
The children were in costume
and looked darling in the grand
marches first and last, and wore
masks. They bobbed for apples
and enjoyed getting favors out
of the fish pond. Miss Allene Flu
ker, with Mrs. William Stokes at
the piano, directed some acrobat
ic and tap dances, and by request
favored the guests with a lovely
solo dance. Fortune telling was
also a feature, after which cakes,
candies and popcorn were served.
The pupils included Ann Pey-
ton. Marian Redden, Carlcen
Hammond, Margaret Bangs, Har-
rictt Patterson, Nancy Mohler,
and DamariS Robinson, who had
rs their young guests Ann Wal
drop. Bobby Brock. Betty Riddle.
hoover. Mary Frances Wall, Pearl
Buchanan, Bonnie Sumner and
Margaret Jane Mohler.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-30
NEW LOAF ISPRODUCEDI IN
NEW $4,000 BAKERY HERE

eaten, then return the red, white
and blue wrapper to your grocer
and he will return TO you your
full purchase price
The new brick structure covers
81 feet on Barnwc!l street and
l27 feet on Church street. The
building was planned so as to en-
brace the latest ideas in the de-
vclopmcnt of bakeries and to pro-
vide for a great expansion in the
business. This development was
planned after operation of the
bakery on Seventh avenue for II
years and the outgrowing of the
old quarters.
The building houses garage
with full-time attendant whose
work consists Of keeping the
trucks in good running condition.
As a machinist, he also takes care
of the machinery Of the plant.
Another convenient arrangement
consists of loading quarters. The
trucks are enclosed in the build
ing overnight in a position to re-
quirc least possible handling of
the food products while they are
being loaded.
The erection of the new plant
called for a big outlay in new
equipment, an expensive item OF
which was an oven heated by au-
tomato oil burners with capac-
ity for $50 loaves of bread at one
cooking, with numerous features
for timing the various operations
of the bakers. Another very cost
ly item was the machinery neces-
sary for the production of the
new twisted loaf.
Mr.. Cox, manager for the past
four years, says the plant employs
"a men in winter, with an in
crease in summer. No colored
help is employed and no lady has
a place on the payroll.
Mayor 7. w. Woodwork of
Spartanburg is owner of the plant
as well as bakeries in Spartan
burg and Gaffney. The investment
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-30
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS
Call
Before
Noon

Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Sewer re-
turned last night from Bristol,
Tenn. where they attended the
funeral services of the formers
uncle. Mr.. H. H. Shelton, of
Washington, d. G.
MeSdames q. W. Weldon and
H.. II. Stone left today for their
home in Louisville. Ky, after
visit of few days to Mr.. and
Mrs. Crawford Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Station and
Barbara are spending the week
end in Salisbury as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. D. G.. Balm; this after
noon they are attending the Caro-
ina-Fordham football game at
Chapel Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R. Gray
heal and little Miss Gloria leave
tomorrow for a vacation of two
weeks in Johnson City, Tenn,
Boone, and MiddlcSboro, KY.
Mrs. Roland F. Aston left yes
tcrday for Atlanta, Ga, after a
short visit to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
II. Kemper.
Mrs. John Major, of Anderson,
S. c., has spent part of this week
as the guest of Mrs. +. r. Dolbee.
Miss Elizabeth Shipman left
yesterday for Central, S. c., to
take up her duties as teacher
in the school, following her recent
recovery from an operation for
Mrs. G. LeClaire Kimbrough,
after q delightful summer spent
here with Mrs. Katherine Higgins
at Pine View, has gone to Allan
Ia for a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. James II. Dodgen, en- route
to her home in Florida for the
winter. Mrs. Kimbrough's many
friends will be happy to know
that she plans to return here next
season.
Cadet Major Richard Todd, stu
dent at The Citadel, Charleston,
S. c.. is spending the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Todd. He has as his guest
Cadet Charles Hightower.
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mortal Garden" Miss Martha
Elizabeth Norburn; dedication and
benediction, the Rev. W. c. GRAY
ner.
The building of the garden was
financed by the garden club, but
some of the shrubbery was given
by friends and Mr.. Speed gave
garden seats and a bird bath. The
garden consists largely of ever
greens, making it suited for use
of the children during the winter
months when they are in school.
The garden is laid out with
gravel walks and at enc end Is a
fish pond on which water lilies
also grow.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-30
EASTERN STAR BENEFIT
ATTRACTIVE

4 delightful HallOwc bene-
III was given by the Eastern Star
on Thursday evening at the Ma
sonic hall TO augment the funds
of the Masonic and Eastern Star
home in Greensboro for the ages.
Halloween decorations, pumpkins,
crepe paper garlandS and such,
were used effectively. Mrs. Louis
Sherman is worthy matron OF the
chapter.
The games and contests were
under the direction of Misses
Louise Perry ard Laura Melon
aid. Sara Shipman gave some at
tvactive readings and her little
sister. Oracle Anne, sang some
cute little numbers with her moth
er, Mrs. MinguS Shipman, at the
piano.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-30
ST. JAMES AUXILIARY
To MEET MONDAY

\ special annual meeting of
the Woman's Auxiliary of St.
James Episcopal church will be
held at 3 o'clock on Monday af-
ternoon at the parish house.
There will be several guest speak
ers. among whom will be Mrs. W.
II. Wagner, of Vale CruciS, and
the president. Mrs. +. A. Ewbank,
hopes that there will be a large
number of members present to
hea rthe talks and meet the la
dies.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-30
CALVARY BAPTIST
CLASS ENTERTAINS

The Dorcas class of Calvary
Baptist church entertained the
young men of the Berea class
with a Halloween party at the
home of Misses Ruby and Louise
Garren, on the Dana road, Thurs
day night.
Games and contests were played
throughout the evening. The Hal
lowc'en motif prevailed in the dec
orations and refreshments. Misses
Ruby and Dorothy Garren were
assisted in serving sandwiches and
Russian tea by Mrs. w. NJ. Garren
and Mrs. J. ID. Blythe to about 40
guests who enjoyed the jolly af-
fair.
Some birds start flying south
as early as July
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-30
CIRCLES HAVE
JOINT STUDY

The Martha SuIIinger and Fam
ME Heck circles of the First Bap-
fist church held a joint mission
study on Thursday at the home
of Mrs. William Lott, which OPEN
ed with a song and prayer. The
book. Christ or Chaos, by DR.. Ev-
erett Gill, was taught well by
MeSdames b. +. Wall, J. +.
Brooks and c. X. Whitaker.
A delicious luncheon was Serv-
ed at noon. The meeting, which
was enjoyed by all, was attended
by 10 members and one visitor.