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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert books started. bal
anced audited. kept part time taxes.
monthly statements: city refs. Adams 1886
ACCOUNTANT-O OFFICE MANAGER, COM
mercial experience desires permanent con-
nection with established organization: re-
liable and loyal; good references. Address
Box 35B-W Star ofIce
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Answer to Yesterdays LETTER-OUT.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
fContinuedD


1888 b716 18th NV Underwoods. So mo-;
4 mos in adv. So No deliveries. ST de-
posit. 7 to o'clock. evenings only.
TYPpEWR1TERs. a,a new portables, for the
an makes. Gail National $3.50. Central
Typewriter Co. g23 G st. NV.
TYPEWRrTERs adding machines and
rebuilt and fully guaranteed. wasting.
t9ns tons, largest selection and lowest prices.
united. sl3 l4th st NV National 6063.:
guar. Eleetrolux. Hoover. Eureka Beevac.
etc. S5.95 up; give 10 days free trial.
Electrical Center. 5l4 10Th St. NV.
VACUUM CLEANERs-Eureka. s495 Air
IKE new suaI eeIrSax Sear or open peove5 to slI
also Sundays We deliver. Decatur 55s4'
Standard Brands 1893 l4th ST NV 81
1tRs HASgqM HdovERA GtEANERs s4 up PREM
Open iii 10 pm. BEST BRANDS Co. sos
llth st. NV Natl. 1859.
WASHING MACHINES rebuilt Ike new;
etc; Sl2.S5 and up. Electrical Center,
5l4 10th st NV
WASHING MAcH1NEs--sale of demon
ssky tGssSTs xtsur ehH19d d9dan sa each
G st. corner l3tn.
WHEEL CHAIR. like new. cane and oak con-
structlon; reasonable. Call Lincoln 6467.
ALL ALL PERFECT DIAMONDS to be sold at
9nef H, oS diamond Sn1n az az karsts 500 one
SS.3o S.3o one ] 100 karats at $3.50. A.
ELECTRIC FANS. a. C. and d c. used and
fans al thess 1nh
while they last; a,-c fans from s. 95 up;
"a syfntp yeatS II Iob 6uSinsss ness your pTo.seIon.
l41O L ST NV Metropolitan o43o
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS
HELP WOMEN.

NEED stenosrsphers, expert typists. dicta-
phone operators. bookkeepers. etc, for cur.
rent openings. B0YD'S. 1898 F st.
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MAN; colored. desires work as week end
Call Atlantic o5UI
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COLORED MAN wants 1anitor Job, expert
enCeu; best OF references. Decatur 5oOS
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COLLEGE GRADUATE

YOUNG MAN. high school graduate yrs'
general once experience: excrIjent rsfrr
snces VIII consider anything Address Box
.''l'-A. Quar- UlllCe.
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HELP MEN.

BOY, white; good pay room. board; call
after pm. The Old Dutch Inn. l2O2
North Capitol st 2S'
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GIRL southern, colored. desires mothers
neiper or !!sht housekeeping lob 1906 T
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MAN, handy with carpenters, plumbers
tools, experienced farm hand wants Job OH
farm. Phone Cleveland 2255 or address
Box 419-A Star Office oS.
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YOUNG MAN. colored; housework cook;
stay M can leave city; references AL
IlAna flIr
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COLORED CHAUFFEUR housrman waiter
or porter; age 2s; experienced; references.
tOT Que St NV Ins
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Owing to our expansion We have a few
more openings for ambitious. clean-cut
mits:, salary. Sl7 SO wk. plus commission
and bonus; possible earnings, $50 to $40
VIZ: splendid opportunity for advance
TRANSPORTATION bldg
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BOY. colored. desires work OF any kind
has d. c. drivers permit. Phone North
Evening star., 1937-05-28

Fa1hElnE, paperlng Hoors, caulklng etc.
Quality and service. Reas. Att. 5lUG. 3O'
LEAKY ROOF~-Average residential tin
roof painted and leaks repaired for $40.
Phone Greenwood 3tit5
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DRESSMAklNG. alterations Women's
thildttn clothing. lingerie smoking fancy
nahaHiade Rarments: rrst-clasS work guar
anteed. Pot. 59s-
HOUsEkEEPER, refined lady. unincum-
Dere, no objection to leaving town. Ad-
aress Box 4i3-A, Star ONCE
WHITE WOMAN, middle-ayed vishsS an
poItunlty 90 TO Maine. New Hampshirr:
gen. houSeWork; excellent references. Ad-
dress Box 453-A. Star office.
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SPECIAL SALE.
PIANOS, $25.
onnH rnrHitiNr Cp,;tLss @ -
WASHING MACHINES
HAYES AII,-STEEI

Electric welded triple insulat ed trailers:
comfort able safe. economical enjoyable
travel: demonstrators now available
PRINTCRAFT GARAGE,
0N1 II ST W Met GQo1
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

Five years experience major oil company
Star Office ID. ~
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

GUEST ACCEPTED MAY 3lst: NORWALK,
Conn. Stc.. returning approximately June
9TH; references. Columbia OS!j. Saturday.
FLY-FLY-FLY.
Stinson plane to Indianapolis races. Very
reasonable rates. Also round-trip to End
less Caverns every Sunday or any time by
appointment. Charter trips. Call MAR
WIN. Alex. ST1-J-4
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STEAM FlTTER. 81 hour; work with tools
VI haiule Jop' CITY reference. Address
Box 4B'2-A Star Office }0s
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YOUNG MAN. colored hieh-school educa-
non. desires work OF any kind 1892
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LIE T T E. R. T

from
called the last Print the opposite
you a bricklayer.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.


COLORED GIRL neat. wishes day's work
or or part-time sob; references. Phone Met.
GERMAN COOK. for Summer season:
North beach or Chesapeake Beach; refer
ehces. Lincoln s915-J during day.
GIRL, exp. colored wishes general house
WORK, cooking or chambermaid; free to
taEeI $40 10 81 per week. l01l T st.
NV. North lO3OH. "
GIRL colored. wishes Job as maid or nurse:
20 away for Summer. Potomac 1903
after Il pm 50"
GIRL. colored neat wants work mart
TINE. days. hours weekly cleaning; DR. s
otfces also. North 1882
GIRL. southern. colored. desires mothers
neiper or !!sht housekeeping lob 1906 T
ST. NV. Mary.
GIRL. colored wishes work part or fuII
iiimt or laundry to take home. Adams
WOMAN colored. neat reliable wants
situation as cook in private family. can
COOK nicely l4:o 8 st. w. North 5l5o.
WOMAN, colored settled experienced
cook leundress, seneral housework: Kosher
COOKING. references. BE- 10th st. ne
Lincoln 9.1s ''@
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BEAUTY PARLOR. fully equipped; ideal
northeast location: on good paying basls.
Very good price for cash: terms consldereo.
Address Box :,s1-A, Star office. 30.
DINERS AND LOCATIONS
WRITE FOR CATALOG
JERRY O'MAHONY, INC.
900 WEST GRAND ST. ELIZABETH, N j.
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GIRL. colored. wishes lob as maid or nurse.
go away tor Summer. Potomac Isn3
after Il pm '
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TRICK MEN

Long established Washington distributor
IS adding to his sales organizat ton a truck
oen,;n oepartment featuring nationally popular
commercial units in the one-half to s
ton range--pick-ups. panels. expresses.
stakes, platforms. dump and other heavy
duty deSiRns-complete ability to fill any
commercial requirement
Two men of experience can make a
hlghly profitable connection with generous
sales commissions. liberal bonus plans
1--we leads and every cooperation fur
nished. Address Box 331-z. Star ONCE,
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1850 MASS. AVE. Sc. one block Lincoln
Park-Two gentlemen 3 windows so exp
uni. tel: adj bath; twin beds; private
family; possession June l. Lincoln 1915.
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COLORED GIRL. neat. wishes DAYS work
i944 'e We.
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PRESSER, EXPERIENCED ON
DRESSES, ONE WHO HAS Elk
PERIENCE PRESSING WITH
AN IRON; MUST HAVE GOOD
REFERENCES. GOOD SALARY
AND STEADY POSITION. AD-
DRESS BOX 366-Z, STAR OF
FICE.
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PERSONAL,

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
walt; Emergency Laboratory Room COL
Westory Bldg. l4th and F open Sun I'm
HEMORRHo1Ds ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for a life
time or money back Write for booklet. No
1865 Columbia I'd. Adams O3sS
MAGNETIC TREATMENTS. SUPER UL-
tra-yiolet and infra-red rays. stimulates
the body to better health. District 670s.
ll06 vERMoNT-;,rd FLOOR. FRONT
Will sell furnishings and lease; large living
room, in-a-door bed. recep. hall. kit. bath.
Rent. $37 80. 2s'
WHY PAY MORE? s. Q. s. WILL WASH
and shampoo your domestic rugs. 9xl2.
sxlO. $3.50 up. Adams 57l2.
PERSONALITY AND SPEECH CONSTI-
tute 30 Der cent OF success. Are yours in
need of Improvement? Personality analysis.
confidential help. AGNES MCCALL PAR
kER. l092 Natl. Press Bldg. Natl. 5511.
WILL THE COUPLE WHO SAW THE
truck hit my car at Scott Circle on We'd
nesday, May %. at 3:45 pm. please call
MR.. HAYDEN at National S14S?
NEAR CHESAPEAKE BAY-A GOOD
place to rest and convalesce: cool. comfort
able: TOR information. write MRS H.
MARSHALL, Nutwell Nd. %"
NURSE, EXPERIENCED, WILL BOARD
infant or young child; screened porch
large yard: healthful surroundings. Shep-
Evening star., 1937-05-28

SILK SPOTTER, EXPERT
ENCED, IN DRY CLEANING
PLANT; MUST HAVE REF
ERENCES; STEADY EN-
PLOYMENT. APPLY 713
LAMONT ST. NV.
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CAMERA REPAIRS.
REPAIRS g SERVICE.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER d'ALBERT mo,
$40 10th st NV Phone National 4712
Evening star., 1937-05-28

GERMAN COOK. for Summer season:
North Beach or Chesapeake Beach: refer
ences. Lincoln S915-J during day.
Evening star., 1937-05-28

ROOMING HOUSE
OWNERS.
We have many buyers waiting for pay
Ing rooming and boarding houses. No
listing charge For quick and satisfactory
results always call Natl. 1854. 1t Pays.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
2Ss
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HELP MEN.
tCOpfin,ted

PAPER HANGER. first class. H. L. Hutch
logs: 1863, Webster st. NV. Phone Col.
"a
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GARDELLA DECORATING.

FLOOR WORK. sanding and finishing:
prices reasonable: work guaranteed
G c, Deaton, 9o3 Lonsfellow st. NV
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GIRL. colored neat wants work part
OtflCeS also North t1So W.
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POULTRY q EGGS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

GORDON HOTEL. 91s 10th st.-Comfort-
Sl5 week. with running water. SIl and
Sl2. per week Also single rooms, 81 per
week up; 24-hour elevator and switchboard
service
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK

so per week. Individual runs.
Bladensburg on Defense Highway
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BEAUT1CIAN. colored with expert knoWI-
edge OF marching and Croquignole waving.
ABBY at once. 1914 V st. NV. Decatur
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-14
Broken Cable May Have Made Sparks
Setting Off The Hindenburg's Blast

LAKEHURST, n. j., May Ia.
(UP).-The theory that a broken
steering cable caused sparks that
ignited the dirigible Hindenburg
was advanced yesterday by Chief
Boatswain's Mate Fred J. Tobin
of the U. S. Navy at the federal
Governments investigation into
the disaster that took So lives.
He was a member of the ground
crew that had hold of the air.
ships landing ropes when she
broke into flames.
Tobin said the top rudder was
"three or four degrees off" as the
Hindenburg came over the field.
"Both rudders should have been
synchronized.' he added. at is
possible that il a cable to the rud-
der had broken, it might thresh
around inside. | first saw smoking
flame aft and then | heard a noise
which / likened to a breaking
wire"
Tobin said he noticed nothing
irregular about the Hindenburg's
motors, but that he did see a
"small tackle" attached to the
lower fin of the control system.
att looked as though it was
not permanent, but just done in
a hurry" he said. Probably it
was put on to take up slack in
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-14

the rudder line"
Chief Boatswain's Mate William
NJ. Bishop, another member of
the ground crew, corroborated
Tobin's testimony.
GAS the airShip neared the
mast" he said, "the stern broke
out in flames. This was followed
quickly by an explosion. The
flames seemed to come from in
side as if something had exploded
there.
at looked as if the top rudder
was about Is degrees off, or foul.
The bungee Ga cork from the rud-
der to the control carr looked like
a hurry-up-job-it wasn't the kind
of job we do in the navy"
"Was it dangerous?" he was
asked.
81 don't think so. The ship
could be steered with one rud-
der"
"Did the ship move fast or
slow?"
"Well, the rudder condition
didn't matter as to speed. But
normally a ship moves slow and
gradual when it is coming in to
moor. But the Hindenburg seemed
to be coming in very fast and in
a great hurry to get in"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-14

HOLLYWOOD, May Ia. (UP)
While high-priced movie stars,
hiding shyly in the shadows Of
bulky bodyguards, slipped thru
picket lines yesterday in defiance
of strikers boycott" threats,
strike leaders turned to the Wag-
ner act in their fight to win rec
ognition from film studios.
A petition was filed before Che
national labor relations board
charging collision between mo-
ton picture producers and non
striking unions in an asserted eff
fort to "break" the strike of 10
technical film workers unions.
The blow was aimed chiefly at
the powerful International ALI
ance of Theatrical Stage En-
ployes, which union spokesman
charged was a company union"
and was assisting producers by
supplying non-union workers to
replace strikers.
Strike leaders also charged the
Actors Guild, composed Of some
of the biggest names in motion
pictures, "sold out" the unions by
refusing to join Che strike. Hiring
of personal protectors" followed
alleged threats Of pickets to
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-14
Fight Stiffens For Restored Parkway
Building Fund; lckes Disappointed

pass the amendment, the fight
will be carried to the senate, and
Senator j. w. Bailey has indicat-
ed that he will fight for passage
there in spite of his leanings Co
ward a reduction of all govern
mental expenditures.
Chairman Frank Dunlap, of the
North Carolina state highway and
public works commission, has IN
Dictated that he will come here to
assist in the fight. The highway
commission pledged its support to
early completion of the parkway
earlier this week after hearing a
delegation of Western North Car
DINA civic representatives, led by
Charles +. Ray, of Waynesville.
Congressman Jed Johnson, VINO
will be in charge of the interior
bill when it reaches the floor, has
not agreed to accept the amend
ment, but along with other mem
bers of the appropriations COM
mittee has indicated that no
strong opposition will be offered
when the amendment is proposed.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-14
WESLEYANS TO
MEET in CITY
VINO. District Ministers
and Missionary Societies
Gather Monday

The ministers of the North Car
DINA Wesleyan Methodist Confer
ence of the Western district vii!
hold their monthly meeting at the
Wesleyan Methodist churcn here
on Monday, May II, beginning ut
10 a. m.
The Rev. l.. A. Harvey, pastor,
invites other ministers of the city
to attend the conference.
The Woman'S Home and For
eign Missionary society of the dis
trict will also convene at the same
hour. holding a meeting i'm the
Sunday school room Of the
church.
The public is invited to attend
the conference.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-14
BAPTIST W.M.U.
ANNUAL MEET
NEXT TUESDAY
Associational Gathering TO
Be All-Day Event at
Mud Creek

Mrs. o. J. Smith today an
nounced the annual meeting of
the Women's Missionary union of
the Carolina Baptist association
to be held Tuesday, May Is, at
the Mud Creek Baptist church.
The morning session will open at
10 o'clock, and the evening ses-
sion at 8 o'clock.
In this connection, Mrs. Smith
made plea for attendance of
pastors from all the churches in
the association.
The theme for the annual pro-
gram is "In His Name Among All
Nations"
Leading speakers will include
DR.. Harry Clark. from Japan who
will be on the afternoon program
and Mrs. Eugene Cocker will give
an inspirational address.
Miss Ethan Presley will direct
a program for young people in
the evening, including, among
other items, n pageant and an adj
dress.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-14
SPINNERS WILL
PLAY TANNERS
Game Saturday Will Open
Green Rivers Industrial
League Series Here
.EgMS:%s@'~r

Manager Earl Bates Green
River SpinnerS will open their
Hendersonville home season to-
morrow afternoon, meeting the
Brevard Tanners on the high
school athletic field at $3.50 o'clock.
A short preliminary program
will take place at o'clock, dur
ing the course of which the prln-
ciple game of the afternoon will
be played by city officials, civic
representatives. and others.
This big game will find Harold
Flanagan, president of the Rotary
club, on the mound, and Fred
Waters, president of the Kiwanis
club behind. the bat. Mayor Al
Edwards will be at first base, Moss
Melton at second, Coach John
Stephens at shortstop, and Coach
Hugh Kolb at third.
r. w. Boys, president of Green
River, will be at bat, and due to
his exceptional proves, the en-
tire high school team will be IN
the outfield. Jimmy Fain will be
Continued on page SIX
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-14

WASHINGTON, May l4.-Dis-
appointment over the reduction OF
S2,500,000 in the appropriation
for the Blue Ridge parkway was
expressed yesterday by Secretary
of Interior Harold Ickes.
Ickes stated that if congress
did not see fit to restore the cut
when the interior appropriation Is
considered on the house 1Loor,
the department would do the best
it could with the remaining aP-
preparation of two and half mil
lion dollars. ~
Meanwhile Congressman kop-
ert l.. Doughton ana AeDuioll
Weaver, leaders of the pending
congressional floor battle to re-
store the cut, were optimistic al
Ter a personal canvass OF 1riends
in the lower house.
Congressman Doughton MADE
the prediction yesterday that the
amendment to restore the cut
would win in the lower house.
However, if the house refuses 70
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-14
Decorative Pipes
To Be Dedicated
By Presbyterians
Addition to Church Organ
Gift in Memory Late
G. N. Moland

Decorative pipes for the organ
in the local Presbyterian church
have been installed this week and
will be dedicated during the serv-
ice Sunday morning, May 16. This
work was done by the Estey Or
gan Co., Of Brattleboro, VT, from
whom the organ without the pipes
was purchased several years ago.
These art pipes and the accom-
panying panel or case work are a
gift to the church of Mrs. George
N. Moland and as a memorial of
Mr.. Moland, who for IL years was
a faithful and devoted member of
this church and liberal giver to
the original purchase of the organ.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-14
iva DISTRICT
COURT RULING
Held VICTORY
May Extend Power Lines;
Need Not Await Supreme
Court Action
SENATE BLOCKS ANY
ACTION AS TO DODD

WASHINGTON, May ID. (UP).
President Roosevelt today return
ed to the national capital after a
Today vacation, prepared to take
up anew the task Of personally
leading the congressional fight
for attainment Of New Deal OBJ
jectives.
Refreshed by two weeks of tar
pom fishing, the president gave
hearty greetings to members Of
his official family who assembled
to greet him.
The president arranged to con-
fer with senate and house leaders
at p. m. on legislative matters.
The president en- route home yes
terday had renewed his pledge Of
allegiance to the social-economic
program Of unemployment relief,
farm aid and stable prices he set
forth in his campaign for re-elec-
ton last fall and promised to fight
for its adoption by congress.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-14
PRESBYTERIANS TO
JOIN PRAYER LEAGUE

The Women of the Presbyterian
Church will join with the Great
Commission Prayer League and
others in a worldwide day of
prayer for missionaries and min
listers on Sunday afternoon in the
beginners room of the Sunday
school building at 3 o'clock. Mrs.
C. L. Grey will act as leader.
The room will be open all after
noon for any who care to use it
for this purpose.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend this prayer service.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-14
IVA WINS ONE STEP
IN LONG LEGAL FIGHT

WASHINGTON, May Ia. (UP).
IVA officials here believe that
the sixth district court of appeals
order, setting aside the injunction
obtained by private utilities,
opened the way for extending
power transmission lines. They
termed it an important victory in
the complicated legal battle with
private companies who have tried
to restrict IVA power distribu-
ton.
In Nashville, Judge Gore, who
issued the injunction against the
IVA in December, refused to
comment on the decision.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-14
Movie Men Appeal To Labor Board;
Vote Carries For Chicago Picketing

"handle actors just like the rest"
Police declined to supply guards.
Charles E. Lessing, who bitter
ly criticized the Actors Guild
when it entered into separate ne
gotiations with producers and
won recognition of the union,
presented the strikers petition 10
the N. L. B. r. ..
The I. A. T. s. E. has refused
to support the strike by respect
ing picket lines, contending some
of the striking unions failed 10
support them two years ago when
they struck for wage agreements
and recognition.
The alliance is recognized by
all major producers and has con-
tracts with them.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-14
APPELLATE RULING ON
IVA is UNANIMOUS

CONVICTION, Ky, May IA
(UP).-The sixth United States
circuit court Of appeals today set
aside the injunction signed by
Federal Judge John Gore Of Ten
nessee, which restrained the Ten
nessee Valley Authority from
building new transmission lines or
soliciting new power companies
until its constitutionality should
Continued on page six)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-14
REV. CRIBBIN
HERE SUNDAY
Will Confirm Classes at St.
James and at Up
ward Mission

The Rt. Rev. Robert +. Crib
bin, DID,, will preach and admin
lister confirmation at st. James
Episcopal church next Sunday
morning at IL o'clock.
In the afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
he will visit st. John the Baptist
church at Upward for confirma-
ton.
Next Tuesday and Wednesday
he will preside at the fifteenth an
Continued on page three)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-14
DICK MERRILL
DUE AT }:l5 ON
RETURN FLIGHT
Is Roaring Down Atlantic
Coast With Photographs
of Coronation
INTERMITTENT RAIN,
FOG ARE WEATHERED

BULLETIN
QUINCY, Mass, May IA
(UP)-Diek Merrill, complet-
ing his round trip flight from
the United States to England,
landed at Squantum naval re-
serve air base at lao this af-
ternoon, EST. Merrill had
planned to land at Floyd Ben
nett air6eld. New York, but
fog forced him down here.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-14
WHISKEY SEIZED

ATLANTA, Ca, May IA. CUP
Police yesterday confiscated 40
cases of fine WHISTLES valued at
$4,000, labeled as "drugs."
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-14
CHICAGO PAINTERS UNIT
VOTES FOR PICKET DUTY

CHICAGO, May l4.-(UPl-
The painters district council No.
ID, representing $1,000 members,
voted unanimously last night TO
picket Chicago motion picture
theatres in support of striking
brother unions in Hollywood, A..
w. Wallace, secretary, announc-
ed.