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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-02
PICKETS ARE DISPERSED
Il YNATTONAL GUARDSMEN

Flint, Mich, Feb. 2.-(AP)-Nation-
al Guardsmen, enforcing order in the
strike zone here, seized the United Au-
tomobile Workers sound truck this
afternoon, dispersed two score or
more pickets, and set up machine
guns in the middle of the street in
front of Chevrolet plant No. 4.
More than 1900 National Guards
men controlled the trouble spot" of
General Motors strikes today with a
ring of steel bayonets and guns drawn
taut that food-bearers were forbidden
to pass the military lines.
Inside the troop patrol, which street
ched about an 80-acre area, contain
ing the huge Chevrolet Motor Com
pany plants, were several hundred
members of the United Automobile
Workers of America, after a series
of disorders last night started Flint's'
third sit-down strike, occupying the
key motor assembly plant.
"When the men get hungrq they
can go out and eat" Colonel Joseph
Lewis, National Guard commander
said. Nobody is keeping them from
going out"
Judge Paul Gadola, who heard four
hours of argument yesterday after
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-02

port of the Hutchins bill, but Iumpl1in
of Franklin moved for further study
and his motion prevailed.
Representative Sentelle, of Bruins
wick, said he was opposed to creation
of any new big commission in Raleigh
to handle liquor matters, saying coun-
ties should handle them.
House Judiciary Committee No. 6
favorably reported lib 145 to create a
commission to regulate the cleaning,
Gyeing and pressing business in the
State. 1t also recommended pass
age of lib 105 by Horton, of Martin, to
extend time for tax sales in Martin
and others
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-02
Legislature
Votes More
High Judges
TwoNew Justices on
Supreme Bench APP
proved; Advertise
ing Fund Asked

Raleigh, Feb. 2-(AP)-The legis-
lature voted the addition of two as
sociate justices of the State Supreme
Court today.
The senator's quickly passed the
court expansion bill, already approved
by the House. The court, after July
1, will consist of the chief justice and
six associate justices under consti-
tutional amendment approved in No
vember after number of defeats.
Committee activity held the center
of the stage throughout the day.
Senator Gold, of Guilford introduce
ed a blind aid bill to conform to Fed
eral social security requirements. It
would provide an annual State APP
preparation of $S5,18O, with counties
to match State funds and with the
Federal government contributing to
the aid of the blind.
Representative Siler, of Chatham,
offered a bill similar to one already
one introduced in the Senate to re-
lieve owners of cars from liability for
<N--Ls--oI IN Doe.~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-02
Lindberghs Given
Welcome By Rome

Rome, Feb. 2.-(AP)-Excited Ro-
mans gave the Charles A. Lindberghs
a hide and seek" welcome today at
the end of a leisurely flight from
Pisa, second stage of the birthday air
jaunt that seemingly leads to Egypt.
In high spirits, they pursued the
famous couple into a hangar, around
the wings and props of planes, and
finally into an airport office.
The Lindberghs reached Littorio air
port at 4:58 p. m.
Colonel. and Mrs. Charles A. Lind
'bergh landed at Vittorio airport late
today. It was about 1888 eastern
standard time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-02
SEEKING TO HOLD
RELIEF BILL DOWN
Administration Leaders In
Senate Fighting Off
Free Spenders

Washington, Feb. 2.-(AP)-Admin-
istration leaders strove in the Senate
TODAY to keep the deficiency relief ap-
preparation at 100000, and get en-
actment before the flood-pressed
WPA spends its last dollar.
They were Gbeset from two sides. Ad-
vocates of the retrenchment opposed
the attempt to restore the $lo,OoV'UOO
for resettlement work, which the ap-
preparations committee had clipped
off. -
While a vote was slated to settle
that question, the Democratic com
nand contemplated use of parliamen-
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-02
River Breaking Through
Dykes Near Memphis But
Damage Is Not Serious
Roosevelt Admits
Foods DUTY Free"

Washington, Feb. 2. = (AP) -
President Roosevelt proclaimed an
emergency" today to permit the
importation, duty free, of foreign
donations of food, clothing, medi-
cal and other supplies for flood
sufferers.
Officials said several foreign
countries, particularly Canada, had
sent and were sending. relief sup
plies to the flood zones.
The President acted under a pro-
vision of the 1880 tariff law.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-02
LezViS Goes
Into Flint.
StY~ikeArgu'

Washington Feb. 2 (AP)-John L.
Lewis, whose movement for industrial
organization of labor has met a cru
clal test in the General Motors strike,
decided today on a personal trip into
Inc strike zone. His office said he
would leave here at 4:40 p. M. for De-
Vfolt having decided to go after study
ing reports of rioting yesterday in the
strike front at Flint, Mich.
Already at Flint was James Dewey,
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-02
FLOOD DISTRICTS
TO Be REOCCUP|ED
City Dwellers Won't Move
Permanently from "River-
bed" Houses
By CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press COlumniSt

Washington, Feb. 2.-Just as fast
as the water runs off, flood sufferers
alongside the Mississippi and its tri-
butaries will hasten to move back in
to the erstwhile inundated areas.
Such is the information available at
the Washington headquarters of all
relief agencies, from their field repre-
sentatives.
Nowhere does there seem to be the
slightest inclination to abandon their
donicles so hazardously situated. To
the contrary, force has had to be en-
ployed in many instances to evacuate
<N1-A;~,od IN DoUo Thrnol
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-02
Child
Labor Bill Is
CiiyenChance
Defeat of Federal
Amendment Held
TO Clear Way for
State Measure
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Nv TTENTQV AVTTRTU

raleigh, Feb. 2.-The Federal child
i a. amendment is dead as an issue
- lhlS session of the North Carolina
' ~. The House disposed Of it
{{tS9'erday voting So to AZ to lay upon
sne table resolution ratifying the
tttl4a 'I 1t would require two
%nuS majority to take the resolution
r loni the table and no one sees the
~Itolest possibility of such action.
Even the clincher of consideration
N.Y. Wy 'apllng the motion to reconsider
vas put on with the aid of a very dub
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-02
PAUSE FOR SIGHTSEEING
A WHILE IN FAMOUS p

Pisa, Italy, Feb. 2.-(AP)-The fly
ing Lindberghs paused for sight-see-
ing in famous Pisa today after a
roundabout trip to avoid a terrific
storm" over the italian Alps.
The manager of the Hotel Vittoria,
where Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh re-
gistered under their own names, quot
ed the American flier as saying they
landed at Pisa last night when their
gasoline supply ran low during the
long detour which they took to avoid
the storm in the mountains.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-02
FLINT JUDGE ALSO
GIVES INJUNCTION
TOSTOP P|CKET|NC
Slt-Downers Given "a Hours
in Which To Evacuate
Factories at Flint,
Michigan
REFUSES MANDATE
OF 1896 AS GUIDE
Guardsmen, 100 Strong,
Patrol Streets of Motors
City and Dispense Pickets;
Chevrolet Plants Protect
ed by Soldiers Rings of
Steel

Flint, Mich, Feb, 2 (AP)-
Circuit Judge Hall V. Gadola
granted an injunction this aft
ernoon restraining strikers from
occupying two General Motors
plants here.
The injunction also restrained
the strikers from picketing and
ordered the men to evacuate the
plants within "a hours.
After citing numerous Michigan
court decisions, mostly regarding the
legality of picketing and on property
rights, Judge Gadola said:
"This court cannot take the man
date of 1896 as a guide, but must
follow the law of the states.
"We, therefore, must grant the re-
lief asked by the plaintiffs"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-02

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GATEWAY TO
" CENTRAL
CAROLINA
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03
BEARD READY FOR
HIS DOOM TONIGHT
Tar Heel To Be Electrocuted
in Texas For Staying
Ex-Officer

Huntsville, Texas, June 3.-(AP)-
Dwight Beard, whose life of crime
began in North Carolina when he and
several companions received a sus-
pended sentence for stealing and bar
becuing pig will walk the last mile
to the death chair tonight.
Beard, 81, and a former football
PLAYER was convicted of killing for
mer Dallas policeman, an act which
the State Board of Pardons and Pa
roles said in refusing to recommend
clemency, was "a very cold-blooded
murder"
Tie North Carolinian tried to es-
cape Tuesday by use Of soap pistoI,
but he was foiled by quick-think-
ing guard, who hid the key to the
prison block.
"Well, you can't blan:e fellow for
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03
New Authorities" Would
Be Patterned After IVA
Power Project in
the South
NORRIS HAS BILL
TO INCLUDE PLAN
Meantime, President Pro-
tests to Garner and Bank
head Exemption of Certain
Classes of Government
Employees for Civil Ser
vice Regulations

Washington, June 3.-(AP)-Con-
gress received from President Roose-
welt today a recommendation for
seven Federal "authorities" to con-
serve and develop resources of the
nations main watersheds.
The agencies, patterned after the
IVA. would be chiefly planning COM
missions in their early years, but even
tuallv could be called upon to admin
ister the flood control, drought, dust
storm, hydro-electric power and other
projects built as a result of the plan
ming.
Urging consideration of national
planning legislation this session, the
President said:
Mature has given recurrent and
poignant warning through dust
storms, floods and droughts that we
must act while there is yet time it we
would preserve for ourselves and our
posterity the natural sources of a
virile national life"
Senator Norris, Independent, Neo-
raska, proposed a bill to carry out the
purposes of the Presidents message.
In a second communication to the
Congress. the President urged them
to place under civil service all gov
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03

Miami, Fla, June (AP)-Amelia
Earhart took off from Capipito, Vene-
zuela, at 11:48 a. M, Greenwich time
(6:48 a. m. eastern standard time) to-
day, bound for Paramaribo, Dutch
Guiana. on the third leg of her round
the-world flight.
Pan-American Anyways, over whose
route Miss Earhart is flying, reported
the take-off of the blonde aviatrix and
Captain Fred Noonan, her navigator,
was without incident. Paramaribo is
$50 miles south and east of Caripito,
and it was thought Miss Earhart
would require only four or five hours
to reach this goal.
Pan-American. weather reports from
Georgetown, British Guiana, indicated
the big twin-motored monoplane
would have clear weather all the way.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03
Youthful
MuruereTS
Get Terms

Jersey City, June 2 (AP)-Gladys
MacKnight, II, and her former CHOIR
boy sweetheart, Donald Wightman' ~,
was sentenced today to from % to ~
years each at hard labor in State
prison for the murder of the girl 5
mother. Mrs. Helen MacKnight.
The sentences were imposed by
Judge Thomas Meaney, who presided
at the ten-day-long trial, which ended
a week ago tonight in the conviction
of the young couple of second degree
murder
The maximum penalty the judge
could impose was 80 years.
The State had asked the death pen
atty for the pair, each OF whom &C
cused the other from the witness
stand of striking the Ratchet blows
which killed Mrs. MacKnight in the
kitchen of her Bayonne home the
night Of July 81, last.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03
HIROTA JAPS' NEW
FOREIGN MINISTER

Tokyo, June 3-(AP)-Former Pre-
mier Koki Hirota today was appoint
ed foreign minister in the cabinet be-
ing formed by Prince Konoye follow
ing the resignation of Premier Hayas-
HIS army-supported government.
The prince, experiencing some diff
ficulty in assembling a cabinet nam
ed Okinobu Kaya, vice minister OF
finance, as finance minister after the
post had been refused by Kenji Ko-
dana, former president of a Yoke
hama bank.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03
JEAN HARLOW NEAR
DEATH FOR WHILE

Beverly Hills, CAL, June s.
(AP)-Jean Harlow, exotic screen
star, has been i'm critical con-
ditiOn from inflammation of the
gall bladder, her mother discIOs-
ed today, but the actress now has
passed the crisis i'm her illness.
81 feel like the whole world has
been lifted from my shoulders"
the mother, Mrs. Jean Below, ex-
claimed near tears after staying
up all night outside her daugh-
ter's sick room.
'This baby of mine is quite inn
proved" her doctor, r. G. Fish
baugh said she is out of danger"
Miss. Harlow was stricken last
Saturday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03
Fleet OF U-Boats Sent
Spain By Adolf Hitler
Germany Won't Be Caught Mapping in Any Further
Attack by Spanish Loyal lists; War Force Will Be
Strong Enough for Any Eventually There

Spanish crisis, no matter what action
the London non-intervention commit
tee decided on in answer to his de-
mand for "adequate'' protection of
German warships.
This, the authoritative source said,
was the meaning of the rapid rein
forcement of the Reich battle fleet off
the coast of Spain.o
Hitler's aim was disclosed to be a
war force strong enough not only to
resist any future attack, such as that
last Saturday, in which 26 sailors
aboard the cruiser Deutschland were
killed, but to repel with overwhelming
force even more ambitious attacks
should they be launched by the Span
ish government.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03

Are Pressed
In Strikes
Outbreaks on T w O
Fronts Quickly Sub
side; Governor
Is Optimistic
CRv The Associated Press.)

Sporadic outbreaks Of violence in
New Jersey and Ohio subsidized quickly
today as leaders on both sides of labor
controversies conferred on new peace
moves.
Pickets surrounded a Little Falls,
N. j., laundry, where a strike was in
progress, and stoned delivery trucks
after they emerged from the protec-
tive Gordon Of State police and sher-
ifs deputies. One driver was cut by
flying glass.
Steve Young, picket, was wound
ed by buckshot in a short-lived Skin
mish in the strike-bound Republic
Steel Corporation plant in Ohio.
George Browne, of the Internation-
al Alliance of Theatrical Stage EN-
ployees, warned striking motion pic
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03
FIRE DRIVES CREW
FROM GERMAN SHIP

Manila, P. l., June 3.-(AP)-Fire
drove the entire crew of So from the
German motor ship Olivia for the sec
ond time tonight as rain storms balk-
ed three airplanes in attempts to aid
five men seriously hurt fighting the
flames. Offices of the Hamburg-Amer-
lean Line here reported the crew were
taken off by the steamer Freiderun.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03

Monts, France, June 3-(AP)-The
calendar of the Warfield-Windsor
romance:
192O-Wallis Warfield sees Wind
sor than Prince of Wales, at Coro-
nado, Cal, naval ball.
1926-Waflis Warfield- MRS.
Earl Windfield Spencer-is presented
at court.
July Fl, 192S-Granted divorce
from Commander Spencer, she mar
ries Ernest Aldrich Simpson, London
shipbroker.
193O-1936- became friend of
the Prince of Wales, displacing
Thelma Lady Furness as his dancing
partner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03
Calendar of Romance OF
Windsor Mrs. Warield

January, 1936-Mrs. Simpson is
thrown into close association with Ed
ward after his accession to the throne.
June, 1936-Her name appears in
the court circular as a dinner guest
of the king.
August, 1936-Edward takes an
Adriatic holiday with Mrs. Simpson
as one of the royal party
Dec. 81. 1936-She obtains her pre-
liminary decree of divorce from Simp-
son.
Dec. 1, 1936-The Bishop of Brad
ford brings the Simpson affair" into
the open by declaring the king needs
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03
Britain Has
NeW Plan To
Check Spain

London, June (AP)-Great Bri-
tain today laid a three-point program
before France, Italy and Germany to
restore the broken ring around Spain.
She suggested:
1. That safety zones for neutral
ships be established in Spanish wat
ers.
2. That the Spanish government
and insurgent administration be ask
ed to guarantee protection of war
ships of the patrolling powers.
3. That Britain, France, Italy and
Germany consult Immediately if a
warship of any of them is attacked.
Germany gave no advance warning
to the other powers when her ships
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03

AS far as 1 could see, neither the
duke nor any one else kissed the
bride.
WindSOr's Voice Loud
He raised his voice so high in his
eagerness to take "the woman I love"
as his wife he startled the "a guests
in the flower-banked music room of
this old chateau.
After him his blue-eyed lady ans
wered, II will" Here voice was just
as firm as Edwards, but more hushed.
HighbalLs and Cocktails
The religious service ended at 12:14
p. m. (6:14 a. M, eastern standard
time) after the wedding party had
come in from high balls and cock
tails on the terrace.
This burst of gaiety followed DR..
Charles Mercier's civil service as
mayor of this hamlet. The Anglican
preacher, who defied his bishop, was
the Rev. Andrew Jardine, poor mans
vicar" of Darlington, England.
Diamond Diadem
The duke gave his bride a beautiful
diamond diadem to wear on the brow
no crown may adorn.
BY nightfall the two will be en-
route to their haunted" honeymoon
castle of Wasserleonburg, near Most
sch, Austria, with 226 pieces of lug
gage. -
wallis Blue" Dress
The American-born Duchess of
windsor, member now of the Brit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03
JOAN BENNETT is
GRANTED DIVORCE

Los Angeles, CAL, June (AP)-
The ideal marriage of Joan Bennett
and Gene Marley ended today when
the actress was granted divorce on
grounds of cruelty.
Miss Bennett testified briefly. Mark
ey, scenarist, did not contest the &C
ton, and was not present in court.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03
FORD DOESN'T SEE
HANDWRITING YET
But c. | o. Is Going to Mat
With Him and 1t Seems
Inevitable
By CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press COlumnist

Washington, June 3.-Henry Ford
is like the Old Guard.
He may die, but he never will sur
render. I know Ford as not many
do. AS I have had oc-
casion to remark before, I visitef
with him almost constantly about 1(
hours a day for two weeks on his cele-
brated peace cruise. It was no mere
series of formal interviews; it was ar
acquaintanceship.
At first the flivver magnate liked
me: then he did not, because I didn't
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03
COTTON DECLINES
IN DAYS TRADING
Lower Cables Partly Offset by Trade
and Foreign Buying Early
In Session

New York, June 3.-(AFD-Cotton
futures opened steady, off one TO five
points. Lower Liverpool cables were
partly offset by trade and foreign
buying October eased from 1910 to
1851, and shortly after the first half
hour prices were ruling at the lows
and at net losses of to 10 points. At
midday prices were 10 to 13 points
net lower, with October selling at
1850.
Futures closed steady, five to seven
points lower. Spot quiet, mlddNing
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03
ADVERTISING Job
READY TO Be LET
States Big Publicity Drive
Is Soon To Be Gotten
Under Way

Raleigh, June SLAP me
Department of Conservation ana
Development announced this aII-
ernoon that the Eastmann-ScOCG
Company of Atlanta, Ga, mad
been awarded the advertising
agency contract for the State's
$25O,OOO advertising program.
This is the first step In OF
ganizing the campaign" said Pau
Kelly, assistant director, "and the
budget has not been included"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03
COuntiesOf
West Not To
Have Vote
Mecklenburg's R e :
lection of Liquor
Stores Influence
Others That Way,

Charlotte, June g. (AP)-The
Charlotte News said today a survey
showed no liquor referendum would
hr called in Cleveland Rutherford.
Cabarrus, Rowan, .lion ard CASTOR
counties, as result of the refusal of
voters in Mecklenburg county, which
adjoins them, to favor. the establish
ment of liquor sic res in Tuesdays
election.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03
Others OF
Americans
TT0d Path

The Duchess of Windsor trails an
other American by more than CEN
tury on the matrimonial path that
doesn't quite reach a queens throne.
And it was another Baltimorean
who showed her the way.
Elizabeth Patterson, the beautiful
daughter of a Baltimore merchant,
married Jerome Bonaparte, brother of
the little corporal, in December, 1903
He took her to France in 1905 and
became king of Westphalia, but his
bride did not become queen. Napoleon
was furious at the marriage, barred
Jerome's bride from his states and
finally annuled the marriage by i'm
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03

Berlin, June 3.-(AFD-An authori-
tative source reported today Chan
cellor Adolf Hitler had sent a fleet
of German U-boats to Spanish waters
as a preparedness measure to defeat
any Spanish Government attack with
overwhelming force.
Hitler was said to have determined
to be ready for any eventuality in the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03
EARHART PRESSES
ON TOWARD SOUTH
Woman Round the World
Filler Heads to Parama-
ribo for Days Goal

ParamaribO, Dutch Guiana,
June 3. (AP)-Amelia Earhart
landed here at 1850 a. m, 1850
a. m. eastern standard time) on
the third leg of her round the
world flight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03
STOCKS FEEBLE IN
ANOTHER DULL DAY
Pace Most Lethargic in Two Years,
With Prices Slightly Lower
Toward Close

New York, June 3-(AP)-1Still
suffering from sleeping sickness, the
stock market today shifted feebly
from one mild trend to another. With
the pace even slower than in yester-
DAVIS session, which was the most
lethargic in two years, slightly lower
prices prevailed near the fourth hour.
United States government loans
shifted a share either way.
Transfers were around OUO,UOu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03
Civil And Church
Ceremonies Had In
Wedding At Monts
Cocktails and Highbas Co Between Two Rituals;
Edward Is So Loud With His 81 WHIP He Startes
Guests American Cir Duchess of Windsor
BY JOHN LLOYD

Chateau de Candle Monts France June (AP)-The rad
liant Duke of Windsor took Wallis Marfied his bride
duchess today Two and dgned marriage
Just rs weeks today he gave up England
and empire because she could not be his queen.
81 will" the duke supremacy happy answered in firm,
loud voice to the Anglican poor mans paron gave
the unsanctioned blessing of the Church of ENGLAND
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
NNT1lAu. IlnGRL

Raleigh. June announcement of
the States advertising contract,
amounting to $125,OOO a year, is ex-
pected to be made any day now by the
special committee of the State BOARD
of Conservation and Development
which has been meeting in executive
sessions for the past two days in an
effort to sift down the large number
of advertising agencies seeking the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03
WAYNE DEFINITELY DRY,
BY ELECTION FINDINGS

Goldsboro June g. (AP) = The
Wayne County Board of Elections an
nounced today after canvassing the
Tuesday election returns, that the
County had opposed the establishment
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03

Paris, June (AP)-A Berlin
dispatch tonight quoted the Off
cial German news agency as re-
porting General Emilio MOla,
Spanish insurgent commander on
the Bilbao front, had been killed
in an airplane accident.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-03

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Evening star., 1937-10-03

Splendid all-wool fabrics, soft,
fleecy types and smart tweeds or
suede cloth. Swagger or form-fit-
ting effects in single and double
breasted styles. Black, sport and
street cOlorS. Sizes IL to so.
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.