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The Arizona gleam., 1937-11-12

Then there is that clever gal in
New York, who when given a $50
bill to send a cab driver out for
some sandwiches, swore by the
Holy Evangels of Almighty God
that she gave the money to the
cab driver and he never came
back-when all the time she had
the bill hid in her stocking.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-11-12

Rev. e. J. Lawson, Pastor OF
Polly Chapel Baptist Church, Tex
arkana, Texas, was a visitor in
the city for several days. He
was guest speaker at the First
Colored Baptist Church, the inter-
denomination Alliance and the
Shiloh Baptist Church. Rev. Law
son left Wednesday for Los An
geles, Calf, where he is to be
engaged in a revival meeting.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-11-12

Rev. c. B. Hodge, the new
Pastor of the Mount Calvary Bap-
tist Church, Tucson, Arizona, was
a visitor in Phoenix this week.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-11-12

Rev. T. T. Love, Pastor of the
Friendship Baptist Church on S.
18th Street returned to the City
after an extended visit in Texas.
He reports very pleasant trip.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-11-12
"CHARLIE" SPEARS
EN- UP.
(By Charlie Spears for AMP

CLEVELAND HOT SPOTS
After touring with "Brownskin'
Models" for a year, George Bias,
the whispering tenor, is being well
coined home py Lne Heat Waivers
A big Apple" show saged by
Tony Marchetti is in store for
Pla-Mor ball room Tuesday mite.
Duke Ellington was the Trianon
ball rooms honored guest recently.
Sinuous Eleanor Allen puts 16
cylinder contortions into her dance
at the Cedar Gardens. Then there's
a team of hot steppers called Gene
and Gene Collins and Irene ScruggS
puts over her Harlem sketch as
few can do it. r
Grafton Hughes, who mixes 'em
up at the Red Lantern is a first
cousin of Langston Hughes, the
playwright and poet.
The Lord never made softer or
sWeeter women than those of my
beloved Southland.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-11-12
OUR POLICY

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party In defending the great of human rights
wish derive the assistance of religions and parties
sentng TO the selfevdent truth maintained the
Declaration Of Independence ha4 all quail
end endowed by their with certain naenable right
among which fe liberty and the pursuit OF happiness
shall senuouslY contend for equality usfc
right OF e liberty and happiness unhampered by petty pref
udces, and for the political freedom of the Negro
The Arizona gleam., 1937-11-12

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The Arizona gleam., 1937-11-12

a sa1 9y9 jue'
fte.as 1ee t~'c
The Arizona gleam., 1937-11-12

Duke Ellington was the Trianon
ball rooms honored guest recently.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-11-12

The Lord never made softer or
sWeeter women than those of my
beloved Southland.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-11-12

CLEVELAND HOT SPOTS
La gaceta., 1937-10-23
Haee algunog neses, a raiz

Haee algunOs meses, a raiz
de la caida de Bilbao, ell general
Jose Miaja di6 a entender que
Ell gobierno probablemente per-
deria todo el Norte, incluyendo
Santander y Astrrias, pero que
la victoria final seria del pue-
bio, no de los facciosos.
Antes de la caida de Gij6n
las desavenencias entire los lea
les motivaron algunos encuen-
tross fratricidas.
Llegaron a Francia un gene
raj espanol y tres oficiales ru-
SOS que habian tornado parte en-
la defensa de Gij6n.
Las tropas que entraron en-
Gij6n obedecen al general fac
cioso Solcnaga y son llamadas
las Columns navarresas.
Aseguran los fascistas que en-
Villaviciosa hicieron $50 pri-
sioneros. Uno de ellos es hernia
no de Gonzalez Pena.
La conquista de Asturias, Sc
gun Franco, ha sido hecha ex-
clusivamente por tropas espa-
nolas, aunqre con italianos a Ia
vista.
Los peri6dicos facciosos con-
tindan atacando al Frente Popu
lar frances Y dicen que c~onstitu
We Ell mas grande de los peligros
de guerra fuera de Espana.
Reproduciendo las cifras da-
das por los fascistas italianos,
Ell "Diario Vasco" asegura que
zen tres meses de este ano pasa.
ron a los "rojos," desde Fran.
cia, 1920 voluntarios.
La gaceta., 1937-10-23
SALIO PARA BARCELONA
Ell PRIMER CRUPO DE FUN
CIONARIOS LEALES
Una columna asturiana COM
bate en- Cabo de Penas
Arribaron a Francia un gene
raj espanol y 3 oficiales rusos

Madrid, oct. 23.-La situa-
ci6n en- ell frente aragones es
favorable a las tropas leales, a
pesar de que los facciosos han
concentrate ALI sus mejores
tropas tropas.
E MIA c~arretera de Teruel los
f~acciosos atacaron aver y fue-
ron derrotados.
La ofensiva de los rebeldes
en- ell frente asturiano les .ha
costado mas de 10000 bajas.
Han llegado a Francia varios
vapores con refugiados de Gil
jon, Aviles y otros lugares:
I'm grupo de asturianos leas
les combate en- ell Cabo de Pc
mas, seg1n una noticia facciosa.
Esperase que de un momento
a otro ell primer ministro Ne
grin, de acuerdo con los planes
del gobierno, disponga Official
mente ell traslado de la capital a
Barcelona.
Salieron aver para Barcelo-
ma, luego de un consejo al que
asistieron ell Sr. Luis Compa-
nys y los consejeros Comorera
y Sbert, varios altos empleados
y valiosa Recommendation.
Soldados y guardias de asalto
acompanaron al primer hume
roso grupo, que Sc hara cargo
de los edificios requisados para
los ministerios y oficinas SUI
bordinadas.
Ell dfa antes de la capitula-
cion de Gij6n, la aviaci6n ex-
tranjera de Franco hundi6 con
sus bombas Ell Instructor els
car. La mayor parte de los tri.
pulantes escaparon con vida v
buscaron refugio en- Francia
Nuevos cobertizos a prueba
de bombas Sc han construido en-
Madrid en- los 1ltimos meses.
Hf gobierno estima que en-
esos lugares podran buscar re-
fuglo hasta 100000 personals.
La gaceta., 1937-10-23

Parece haber estallado una msureccion
%antijaponesa E la Manchuria
Los ~comunistas atacan a los ~japoneses
en- la provincial de Shansi

Shanghai, oct. 23.-Parece
haber estallado un fuerte movi,
miento antijapones en- la Man.
churia, segdn las noticias reel
bidas de Mukden. Los japone-
SEES han empezado a retirar mi
les de hombres del frente chi
no Y los mandan a esa p~eninsu-
la.
Los japoneses han sido de
nuevo derrotados en- Shansi,
donde los ejercitos comunistas
chinas act1an con innegable T.
ficacia.
Numerosas guerrillas atacar
a los japoneses, cast siempr,
por sorpresa, causandoles mu
chas bajas.
Ounce trenes salieron ayeI
de Tientsin en- direction de Il
Manchuria.
Las que eran fuerzas comu
nistas Y ahora combaten a las o.
denes del general Chang estS1
castigando duramente a los in,
vasores.
Ell octave Ejercito, ell comu.
nista, realize un ataque, con E.
xito, sobre ell aer6dromo v Ia
base militar japonesa en- Yang.
migpo, al sur de Tientsin.
Otro grupo destroz6 un puen.
te entire Tatung y ell Paso d.
Yenmen, eslab6n vital para las
comunicaciones japonesas en-
esa provincial.
Los japoneses han empezadl
a retirarse del norte de Snan.
tung, donde la aviaci6n china
La gaceta., 1937-10-23
ABSUELT0 Ell QUE MATO
AL

Louisville, KY, Octubre %.
juradO de IL campesinos
absolvi6 aver a Roy Carr, ma
tabor del brigadier Henry G.
Denhardt.
Carr mat6 a Denhardt por
estimar que habia asesinado a
su hermana, Verna Carr Tay-
Tor. mssk
Ell pGblieo hizo demostracio
mes de simpataa a favor del ju.
RADIO, a pesar de un aviso que
diera ell juez Marshall.
Dur6 la deliberaci6n 70 mi
nutos. xkII
La gaceta., 1937-10-23
Party de Halloween q
en- Ia Septima AVenidd

en- la Septimd AVenidd
La Camara de Concrete de
Ybor, guiada por ell prop6sito
de en~tretener Y agasajar a la iu
ventud latina, dara ell pr6ximo
viernes un "party" de Hallowe'
en-, en- la Septima avenida, ira
mo de la Gale IA a la %.
Organiza la fiesta, con ell con-
curse del departamento de re-
creo de la ciudad Y ell jefe de
policia, un comite integrado por
Victoriano Manteiga, Henry
Scaglione, Charles Spicola y o.
tros.
Mas de Is regalos seran dis
tribuidos entire las "mascaras",
seg1n ell merito artistico de sus
trajes.
Habra m1sica Y Ell jurado re-
correra los puntos de concentra
ci6n.
Una noche para diversion de
los ninos y mayores.
La gaceta., 1937-10-23

san tambien a Erancia de ser la
responsible de la conducta de la
policia contra los nazis furiosos
qre demandan la autonomia con
ell fin de provocar la interven-
ci6n de los "hitleristas".
Revelan los ataques contra
los peri6dicos franceses que ese
es ell parecer de Joe Goebbels, ell
ministro de propaganda.
La gaceta., 1937-10-23
LA Y LA PRO-
ITALIANA Sc
DEJAN SENTIR EN- Ell
MARRUECOS n

Paris, oct. 23.-Tropas y ae-
roplanos sc han mandado a II
aldea de Khemiset. en- el Ma
rruecos francis, donde los
mohometanos, animados por los
naeionalistas, ataearon a Ia po-
.licia. Los agitadores, instrumen
tos de la propaganda italiana.
vinieron de Fec.
Tn battalion de legionarios
fue mandado a ese lugar, STEM
do detenidas 80 personals.
Siete politician realltaron he.
rides.
La gaceta., 1937-10-23
ABSUELTA LA AMANTE DE
RREEVES

Trenton, N. r., Octubre %.
mujer "vestida de rojo''
La gaceta., 1937-10-23

que di6 muerte alevosa a Paul
Reeves, padre de dos hijos,
fue absuelta aver por I'm jura-
do. Ell crimen Sc cometi6 hace
mise y medic.
Los familiares de la mujer,
residences en- Iselin, dicen que
ella ira a buscar trabajos a lu-
cares que no lie traigan a la
mente tristes recuerdos.
La gaceta., 1937-10-23
Ell Banquete

Ell Banquete
Ell pr6ximo jueves % Sc e.
fectuara ell banquete de la A
sociaci6n del Carnival Latino,
de West Tampa, en- honor de
Miss L~atin-American, la Srta.
Italiano.
Leon Cain nos informa que
Sc celebrara en- ell restaurant
Columbia, en- la Septima aveni-
da y Gale %.
Este ano ell CARNIVAL aumen-
tara sus a~ctividades Y para clio
realizara pertinaz e inteligente
propaganda.
La gaceta., 1937-10-23
CHECOESLOVAQUIA PRO.
TESLA DE LOS VILES A.
TAQUES DE LA PRENSA
AT I'M


Praga, oct. 23.-El gobierno
de Checoeslovaquia, por medic
de su ministro, Sr. Adalbert
Mastny, ha protestado ante ell
ministro Constantin Won Neu-
rath, jefe de la cancilleria ale
mana, contra los violentos ar
ticulos de la prensa alemana So
bre los medicines de Teplitz-
Schoenau, provocados por los
nazis alemanes que alli residen.
En- csc lugar, ell pasado do
mingo, Ell partido Aleman, diri-
gido por Konrad Henlin, alta
CO violentamente al gobierno.
provocando 10 sucedido. Uno de
los ~asistentes de Henlein, un in
vertido, fue detenido en- union
de un grupo de j6venes y contra
el Sc hacen serios cargos.
Won Nerrath contest6 al mi
nistro que la protesta es injus-
tlficada, por cuanto las autori-
dades cometieron graves exec
SOS.
Los peri6dicos "nazis" aca-
La gaceta., 1937-10-23
UNA CARTA DE DON
cRISTINO LORENZO
(Viens de Ia 1a.)

no puro, nosotros TERRA firme
y fertil.
En- nuestra IONA, en- Ma
drid, Barcelona, Valencia, A..
bacete, Murcia, Almeria, ETC.,
la tranQuildiad es absolute, ell
orden inalterable, TODD mar
cha.
TODD 10 que os cuenten que
La gaceta., 1937-10-23
NOTAS S0CIALE

Empezara a las tres de la
tarde. Sc invita- a los ciudada-
nos que deseen DIR la verdad so
bre Espafa.
La gaceta., 1937-10-23
I'm Bale

I'm Bale
Recordamos que ell Temple
Idel N1mero 2, celebrara un
bale, Ell dia II de diciembre, en-
Ia sala de los Caballeros del A
guila de Orc.
La gaceta., 1937-10-23

ha destruido municiones y ire
mes.
Varios combates Sc han Ii
brado en- Ell rio Chang, en- la
frontera Honan-Hopeh, 10 que
oonstituye una admission de que
los japoneses avanzan hacia ell
sur.
Comunican de Hong Kong
que debido a la presencia de
barcos japoneses en- las cerca-
MAS de Hainan, Ell gobierno de
Canton teme que esa isla sea
apresada por los invasores, Los
aviones japoneses bombardea-
ron de snreaRe las parallels de
los ferrocarriles Canton-Han-
kow y Canton-Koloon volando
varios puentes.
Los japoneses dicen que en-
ell frente de Shanghai enviaron
aver sus aeroplanos a comba-
tir a la aviaci6n china, desis-
tiendo del bombardeo con las
antiaereas.
Los japoneses dicen haber
perdido mas de so aeroplanos
| en- Ell frente de Shanghai, pero
los chinos estiman en- mas de
100 ell n1mero de aparatos por
ellos derribados.
La situaci6n de los japonesss
entire Hopeh y Shansi es cada
vez mas peligrosa,
La gaceta., 1937-10-23

Ell trabajo a menudo lie retene a listed en- Ell escritorio,
cuando lie serfa mas conveniente hablar con I'm marchan-
tie o un possible marchante en- otra ciudad. La soluci6n:
visitelo por telefono; discuta los problemas a su gusto; Y
lie quedara tempo para atender d~ebidamente otras cosas.
LARGA DISTANcIA lie cuesta poco-los resultados
son grandes. Pruebe y vealo.
La gaceta., 1937-10-23

N. Ria carta que antece'
de fue enviada a unos amigos
nuestros que residen en- esta
ciudad. La publicamos pprque
expresa ell sentir de todos los
antifascistas de Tampa.
Aquf detestamos a los cobar
des y a los derrotistas. La vic
toria sera del pueblo espanol.
La gaceta., 1937-10-23
no sea 10 que yo digo es men

no sea 10 que 20 digo es men
tira, podeis asegurarlo con fir
meza, yo no os engaho, no ten
go porque, 10 que os cuento es
la realidad.
Cuando recihais esta cart =.
mIchas cosss habran pasado
en- ell orden International.
La bajeza chulesca de Mus
solini y ell pederasta de Hitler
son cada dia mas violentas.
Esta ell volcan a punto de es-
tallar, pero 81 estalla tener la
seguridad que i~talianos y ale
names no llevaran la mejor
parte
Contestarme pronto que me
agradan mucho v~uestras car :
tas.
Vuestro y de la causa anti
fascista.
Evening star., 1937-10-10

Hold a slice Of Won
der Bread close to
your nose. Breathe
deeply and note that
appetizing "wheaty"
fragrance so fresh
Evening star., 1937-10-10

favored goodness. The Wonder Bakers
have spent fortune to bring you this in
comparable slo.baked flavor.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-25
KEEN BIDDING FOR
ADVERTISING FUND
Contract for States Public
ity Program to Be Let
in Few Weeks
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
I'm the Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, May Representative
of the 40 or so advertising agencies
which are still seeking the contract
to handle the States new advertising
campaign on which it plans to expend
some $125,00O year, are leaving no
stone unturned in their efforts to gain
an advantage in landing the contract
and are keeping officials of the con-
servation department on the jump day
and night. Hardly a day passes dur
ing which Director r. Bruce Ether
idge or Assistant Director Paul Kelly
do not get four or five long distance
calls from New York, Philadelphia or
other points where agencies are To-
Gated, in addition to getting scores Of
letters, having dozens of callers.
The special committee of the board
of conservation and development, of
which J. l.. Horne. Jr., of, Rocky
Mount, is chairman, completed the
hearing of oral arguments by adver-
Using agency representatives week be-
fore last, but has not yet reached a
decision as to what agency or agen-
cies the contract will be awarded. AS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-25
- Are Registered
For Library Game

Boys and girls from the schools of
the city and county thronged the H.
Leslie Perry Memorial Library this
morning to begin playing the Library
game. Eighty-two players registered
to play from the fourth, fifth, sixth
and seventh grades, and between
thirty and forty players registered to
play from the. first, second, and third
grades. Eighteen new members took
out library cards, and several other
children took cards home to sign.
The Library game is being played
on two boards. To enter the board, a
player must read one book from the
library shelves After he has read
and reported on this book at the lib
rary, his marker bearing his name is
placed on the board at the home base.
The markers are colored according to
schools, as follows: West End blue;
Central, green; Clark Street, yellow;
Junior High, red; North Henderson,
purple; South Henderson, tan.
Players registered this morning by
giving their names, schools attended
last year, and grades they will be in
next year. A players marker is not
placed on the board until he has read
his first book. To move from base to
base, player must read book from
the section covered by the base to
which he intends to move. In this
way he will move around the library
board Players from the first three
grades read one book to enter and
ten to win the game. Players from
the fourth through the seventh grades
read one book to enter, and twelve to
win. Player wins the Library game
when he has reached the home base
from which he started.
In the fall the Library will write
letter to the teacher of each winner
telling her that the player has played
and won the game. Each winner will
receive on his library card seal sig
nifying that he is full-fledged mem
Der of the library. No prize will be
awarded, for everybody may win the
game Three meetings will be held
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-25
Home Demonstration
WO1nenlNeetI Ov10Yy107U

College Station, Ea.eigh, May q. -
Home demonstration women il I've
eistl,' IS will .ga-'...: Wednesday Ell
their annual feoera:ion meetings. Oh.
in Middlehurs and ,:.e cl} err in ,a.;.
ford.
With Vance county acting as
hostess, the lii: District Federation
will meet in the Middleburg Com.
munity House for a program of en-
tertainment, demonstrations, review
achievements, and speeches.
Principal speaker will be F. Fl.
Jeter, State College agricultural edi-
tor. who will talk on Rebuilding a
Fair Land"
Those attending will see three de-
monstrations, the first in copper
work by Mrs. Spencer Dean; the sec
ond in wood carving by Mrs. j. S. Col
lie; and the third in weaving by Miss
Louise Weaver, home agent for the
State. College Extension Service in
Franklin county. Special music will
be furnished by the Townsville Gar
den Cub.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-25
John DIS Donations
Exceed Half Billion
OUer 79- Year Period

New York, May 25.-(AP)-John
D. Rockefeller, ST., during his lifetime
gave away more than half billion
dollars.
II believe it is a duty" he said
many times, ''for man to get all the
money he honestly can and to give
away all he can"
Mr. Rockefeller's giving was plan
ned giving Practically all of his phil
anthropies were made through five
great channels, each set up to play
a definite part II contributing to a
planned investigation for an improv-
ed civilization.
Representatives IT. the Rockefeller
interests in New York announced to-
day that the total of gifts made by
the elder Rockefeller between the
years 1855 and 1884 both inclusive,
totaled $53O,853,S32.
The official list of his benefactions
included:
American Baptist Foreign Mission
society, New York city, $6,845, 688.52:
American Baptist Home Mission So
ciety New York city, $6,994, 831.62;
American Baptist Missionary union
Dayton, O., $19O2, 1928;
American College for Girls at Con-
stantinope, $15O,CO0;
Anti-Saloon league $51O,O4295;
Baptist Union Theological seminary
Chicago, ILL.,, 1882, 58761;
Brown university, Providence, r.
l., $780, 0065;
City of Cleveland, $685., O38.87;
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-25

Franklin, Granville, Halifax, North
ampton, and Vance counties comprise
the fourteenth district.
DR.. r. B. House, dean of admins
tration of the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill, will be the
principal speaker at the Sanford
meeting, at which will be gathered
women from Harnett, Hoke, Lee
Moore, Montgomery, and Richmond
counties.
A welcome to Lee county will be
given by Mrs. E. B. Faux, president
of the Lee County Federation of
Home Demonstration Clubs, and John
A. Dalrymple, chairman of the Board
OF County Commissioners, Lee county.
Other speakers will be Miss Ruth
Current, State Home Demonstration
Agent Mrs. Hubert Boney, Teacheys,
president of the North Carolina Fed
GRAFTON of Home Demonstration
Clubs; Mrs. Talbot Johnson, Aberdeen,
district president of the North Caro-
lima Federation of Women's Clubs
and Mrs. Phil Marlborough, president
of the Sanford Woman's Club.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-25

Emergency Unemployment Relief,
incorporated, $250,00O;
Euclid Avenue Baptist church.
$727,754.7S;
General Education board, $129 2O9.-
1910;
Howard university, Cambridge,
Mass, $1,O25,OOO;
Interchurch World Movement of N.
A., New York city, $5OO,OOO;
Johns Hopkins hospital, Baltimore,
Md, $5O,66395;
Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memo
rial, New York city, $73,985, 31377;
Ministerial Relief and Annuity
board of the Southern Baptist con-
vention, Dallas, Tex, $8O9, 35O.5O;
Ministers and Missionaries Benefit
board of the Northern Baptist con-
vention, $7,O90,579.O6;
New York Association for Improv-
ing the Condition of the Poor $249,
92305;
Palisades Interstate Park commits
sion, 100000;
Peabody College for Teachers
Nashville, Tenn, 100000;
Republican national committee
$118yOOO;
Baptist church, and Fifth Avenue
Baptist church, New York city, $574,-
1855;
Rochester Theological seminary
Rochester, N. Y, $548,764.77;
Rockefeller Foundation, New York
city, $182 1851 $4,000;
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-25

desire of other ambitious senators.
They want a chance at that leader
ship of his.
NO SECRET
Still, it is no secret that the Ar
kansan for a long time has aspired to
Supreme Court judgeship.
1t also is the general impression
that President Roosevelt, early in his
first term, promised to appoint him
to the desired post at the first oppor-
tunity. That such a promise actually
was made cannot be proved, but most
senators believe that it was made and
few of them may know that it was.
If made, will it be kept?
1t will be an exceedingly difficult
promise for the President to repdiate
if he did make it. Yet, Joe Robinson
will be a nightly peculiar Supreme
Court selection for the President to
make.
AN ULTRA-CONSERV
This, as we know, is a New Dealer
ish era.
Practically everything that the
New Deal stands for Senator Robin
lie career. He was a corporation law
yer. an ultra-conservative a defender
of just the governmental and econo-
mic philosophy that has been COM
planned of by liberals and radicals as
characteristic of Supreme Court reac-
tiCn-as the New Dealers have termed
it.
But, when the New Deal came into
power, Robinson fell into line with it
Immediately.
He already was Democratic Senate
leader. He had vast influence. He was
and is senatorially highly popular. His
service to the administration was ire
mendous. 1t contradicted his whole
past record, but perhaps, as a convert,
that made his help all the more val
liable.
A PUZZLE
Now, if he isn't appointed to the
supreme bench, the Presidents chance
to appoint him having arisen, won't
he be the victim of a piece of rank
in sratitude-of an outright breach
Of faith maybe?
If he is appointed, won't he rvert
tc form, and turn out to be as con-
serva,'v justice as retiring Justice
Van Dcvanter, or some others?
Or will he be a rubber stamp-a
humiliating position?
Besides, President Roosevelt has
said he wants comparatively young
men on the fedeEal supreme bench
under so. Robinson is half a decade
above that.
But the Senate (however the Presi-
dent may feel about it, favors him.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-25

a result, many of these agencies are
still keeping up their promotion eff
forts and doing everything possible
to turn the decision their way.
II never before knew so many adj
vertising men in other states were
from North Carolina, or had fathers
mothers, sisters, brothers, aunts, un-
cles, cousins or other relatives in
North Carolina" an official connect
ed with the Conservation Department
said today MANY of these agencies
seem to think it will help them if
they have lots of relatives in the State
Some of them also seem to have en-
listed the help of some politicians in
their efforts to get this advertising
contract"