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Evening star., 1937-01-25
SALESMEN.

RELIABLE HUSTLER with car to supply
consumers with 200 household necessities:
Thousands earn S25 10 SlOU weekly. II
satisfied with such earnings. state age. oc-
cupation. references. Rawleigh's. Dept.
DCA-4-Y. Chester. Pa. 26'
Statesmen C2) Splendid opportunity for
, energetic men to sell Electrol oil burners
and home insulation: liberal arrangements
made if you can qualify. Call Grifnth
Consumers Co. Met 4s40, $50 am. to
D pm. for appointment. Automobile es-
sential. Ask for Mr.. Lauritzen.
SALESMAN-Oils. sreases soaps cleaners:
established mfr; com. with draw. Baum's
Castorine. Rome. N. Y.
statesmen = Opportunity for
two statesmen to connect with re-
liable air-conditioning and oil
burner distributor, handling the
most complete line Of air-condi-
tioning equipment in Washing
ton. Distributors for MASTER
KRAFT oil burner. See Mr.. Bat
ten, Lee D. Butler Air Condition
ing, Inc, 1139 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-01-25

ROOMING HOUSE IL rooms, baths.
beautifully furnished. Bargain for cash.
home. Good income Conn. and r yicinity
Call owner. Potomac l1SH =
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LANSBURGH & BRO.

Unusual opportunity for .neat-appearing
man. over 23. starting Wednesday in per-
promotion. assisting our outside manager.
Applicant must have good reference and
Washington area essential. Apply $40
a m. Employment once. fourth floor.
Evening star., 1937-01-25
HELP MEN AND WoMEN.

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER-TYPIS By
young. aggressive business, promising fu-
ture for right party. State age. experience
nationality salary expected. Address Box
49l-A. Star office.
| BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced in hair
dying, fingerwaving and permanent wav-
ing; good paying position to right PARTY.
Lillias. 2Sl7 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-01-25

E K P Err EN- ED STOCK
CLERK FOR LARGE FUR
NITURE WAREHOUSE
GIVE FORMER EMPLOY
MENT, QUALIFICATIONS
AND TELEPHONE NO. AD-
DRESS BOX 493-A, STAR
OFFICE.
Evening star., 1937-01-25
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADY DRIVING NEW FORD SEDAN TO
Florida Wednesday. prefers lady passen-
gers. Shepherd 3946.
TWO YOUNG MEN WOULD LIKE TRANS
portation to St Petersburg. Fla. share ex-
penSes and help drive; refs. j. S. BANK
ERT Sykesville. Nd. Phone Sykesvllle 1lS.' .
Evening star., 1937-01-25

PARTNER as treasurer for bldg. constr.
CO., inc. with $4,000 to $4,000 money
secured: references exchanged. Address
Box 239-B. Star office
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AUTO statesmen

Plenty Of Action. :.
dealer IN town. II you are q good closer
men know Of this ad. Apply in own
handwfitinR. Address Boz liza. star
Evening star., 1937-01-25

ACCOUNTANT will install and service ali
Metropolitan 1913
Evening star., 1937-01-25

o4O1.
GENERAL CONTRACTING
Fix a Door or Build a House.
Estimates free; p yrs; EXP; White T1aS MECH,
IF YOUR ROOF LEAKS or your furnace
smokes. call Mr.. Hinkle. Potomac 1917
JOB PLAsTERING and cement work; no
|oS too far or too snail District 4S.o'
PApERING-FIvE ROOMS AND 2-sToR'Y ,SS'.I
Mechanics. nah ic N Can al any time. Randoiph s445:
PAPERNG. PAINTING. PLAsTERING.
Special low prices this week. I do my own
work. Guaranteed. Call Columbia 1889.
PAPERING AND PAINTING work guar
for a.vToi work. Col. sS7s. sos Kenyon St.
PAPERING. PAINTING-Deal direct with
mechanic for better work at lowest prices.
Call METZ. Col. 0396. any time.
PAPERHANGING-PAIN Rooms pa
pared: s. up; I satisfy. j. N. Tolson; aoe Co
PAPERHANGING PAINTING. Special low
prices for this week. Do my own work.
Work guaranteed. Stigel. Randolph 5937.
PLAsTERING REPAIRS: stucco resurfaced,
damp, walls; leaky roofs: reas. Minniek.
ROOFING TIMING. PAINTING. GEN.
ERAL REPAIRING. Cali Mr.. shipley. At
and waxing; also interior and exterior
painting. Witherspoon Bros.. 1870 Cham
plain Ct NV. Col 1913.
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK. will paper
5 rooms and hall for S45. with genuine
washable and sun-fast wall paper. with
any selection Of Nos. L and z books Of
1897 samples. Work done by father and
son Guaranteed Call any time. Col 0633.
UPHOLSTERING .,'rIns Pg 5niturs Tt: T <
done. In home II desired. Weaver. 14s4
Hevton q nv. Adams 6A01.
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HELP DOMESTIC,

coLoRED GIRL for general housework
live in: 81 per week. Call after pm. or
| before IL noon, Atlantic 34S3.
Evening star., 1937-01-25

S3.500-Want to buy q good paying bust
ness. tavern or parking lot. What have
you to oder2 Address Box 101-B Star
office. 25s
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SITUATIONS MEN.

time. balanced; social security income tax
systems: reas.: reference. Adams 1895.
ACCOUNTANT. part time; all phases OF
enjoy working with people. Greenwood
Evening star., 1937-01-25

WOMAN. age 1856. general houseworK,
maid; must be neat. honest; live IN. 2725
Woodley pl.
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REPAIRS 6 SERVICE.

REPAIRS & SERVICE.
BEDDING, MATTRESSES. box springs and
pillows reno; best prices and prompt del
Wash. Mattress Co., 3I9 L st. NV. Nat. 6679,
CARPENTER-Small Jobs, bookshelves.
cupboards partitions, steps porcheS, fences.
cabinetwork. etc. DOUGLAS. Att. 4921-M.
CHAIR GAMING, HREo5sTER3 {Ndl I 8 = i
10th st. NV. Phone Metropolitan 2062.
ELECTRIC WIRING, PlSturss Fig res
pairs: Or house fixtures & base plugs sos
Regal Elec. Co. $40 Upshur NV. Col. 1901.
Evening star., 1937-01-25

COUPLE. colored. live in. private school;
wife must be experienced cook. man must
be good houseman: references required.
Address Box 2OO-B. Star ONCE.
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E N T E r P r I S E
ROOFING co.

ROOFING-SIDING-IN
Estimates Free-Terms If Desired.
2125 r. /. AVE. NE. POTOMAC 0200.
FLOOR WORK-Sanding and finishing.
Reduced prices. Work guaranteed. C. C..
Deaton. 9O3 Longfellow st. NV. Georgia
Evening star., 1937-01-25

BOY, colored wants work in store or
lunch room: drivers permit: high school
graduate Decatur O4HS-J
Evening star., 1937-01-25

ACCOUNTANT - Accts. kept. audits. de.
systems. taxes: local ref: rates based on
sales Shepherd :{4l3 26s
Evening star., 1937-01-25

GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER, white or coll
ored stay nights; no children: references.
Evening star., 1937-01-25

CHAUFFEUR American wishes posi-
tion in a private family. Call Col. 1895.
Evening star., 1937-01-25

GIRL. white, not over 40. houseworker
and care OF baby; live in; cozy bungalow:
family Of 3; references required. Wis
Evening star., 1937-01-25

MILLINERY STORE - Long esta ablished
millinery concern for sale: must sell on
account OF illness. Address Box 2I9-B,
Star Office 06s
Evening star., 1937-01-25

GIRL. experienced for housework and
care of baby: references. Apply 2912 18th
st. ne. or telephone District $500, Branch
Evening star., 1937-01-25

GIRL coIored, neat, Intelligent and
capable, gh.w.. care OF 2h-year-old boy:
city refs: stay nights; Sunday off, So q
week. Shepherd 25l3-R after pm.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
Best Snapshots
of the 1veek in
The Stars
Amateur Contest

Contestants receive 50 for
each photo published with the
weekly SIS prize winner. All
photos published will be con.
sidered for The Stars four
$25 grand awards. Winners
of the grand awards will COM
pete in the national awards
paying $4,000, including
grand prize worth 81, 500.
Photos must have been taken
since May Is, 1887, to be
eligible. Do not submit mega.
fiUps.
Evening star., 1937-08-29

(Left) TOP O.
THE M MORNING."
Winner Of the weekly
S. prize, entered BY
l. Charles S mith,
621l Piney Bronch
rood.
Evening star., 1937-08-29

right" BEAUTY
REFLECTED" Eorl
S. J 0 h nston, 5
Beech street, Co..
Ie9e Heights. hy-
ottsviIIe, Nd.
Evening star., 1937-08-29

Right "DRUNK
AGAIN." Williom
F. Sink, S4l Thir-
teenth street.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-26
SQUIRE PRYOR
WE'D THURSDAY
Bridegroom, so, Married
to Mrs. Laura Gilbert by
Magistrate Miller

A marriage Of more than local
interest was contaminated Thanks
giving Day i'm the office Of Esquire
William l.. Miller, when Esquire
X. NJ. Pryor of FruitINnd was we'd
dcd to Mrs. Laura Gilbert.
The bridegroom gave his age as
so years and the brides age was
listed as So years. This is the
third matrimonial venture for
Esquire Pryor, who is one of the
best known citizens or Henderson
county and one Of the leading
men in his community. The mar
riagc certificate was signed by the
following named witnesses: Mrs.
Beatrice Sumner, y. c. Shchan,
and Mrs. Sallie NJ. Miller.
Mr.. Pryor has -four sons and Il
daughter by his first marriage:
These are Judge W. '. Pryor and
X. l.. Pryor, who reside in Okla
homa; Capt. w. C.. Pryor Of Bun
combc county, member of the
state highway patrol; +. j. Pryor
of Fruitland, and Mrs. Hattie
BCddingticld of Forest City.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-26
2 TENDERFEET
KILL RAIL MEN
Amateur Train Robbers
Face HomicidaI Robbery
Charge in West

LAS CRUCES, n. NJ, Nov. 2G,
(UP)-Two bold young men from
the east who robbed a train in a
manner reminiscent of "Billy the
Kid" and the Dalton boys will get
a taste of western justice.
The pair boarded a Southern
Pacific transcontincntal train yes
tcrday, took rings and watches
and shot and killed ". l.. Smith,
Oklahomam.
The pair was overcome by pas
ScngcrS, one Of whom trippcd a
bandit as he passed through the
aisle. 1t is probable that the pair
will be charged with homlcidal
robbery.
The two eastcrnerS who put on
tcn-gaIlon hats and cowboy boots,
then attempted n train holdup IN
the style Of old-timc western bad
men, were captured and beaten
by cnragcd passengers aboard the
Southern Pacific passenger train
Apache after Smith, a tralnman,
had been killed.
The passengers turned the TWO
Continued on page four)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-26
FRENCH DICTATORSHIP PLOT
LEADER SAID IMPRISONED
Declared To Be Wealthy Banker Whose Military Gent
Jus Won Honor Legion Knighthood

for civil war that was to start
with capture of the government
ministries and arrest of Popular
Front leaders.
The "hoodcd men," alleged by
police to have worked hand.in-
hand with supporters of the eXilcd
Duke de GuiSc who is prctcnder to
the throne of France, were SAID
by Minister Of Interior Marx Dor
moy to have plotted to install a
dictator and ultimately restore the
monarchy.
Four agents of the Surcte Ma,
tionalc-Francc's Scotland Yard
-pounced upon the 47-year-oId
Delonclc in the heart OF Parls,
near the Coincide Franchise.
His brother, Henri, and Delon;
cle's attractive wife were also
seized.
The wife was held prisoner at
Surete headquarters, leaving her
two children at home. in an effort
to draw the banker out of hiding
Continued on page four)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-26

PARIS, Nov. &c. (UP)-Thc
Surctc Rationale asserted last
night that the chief of the Ter
roristic Les Cagoulards (hooden
mcn) plot to overthrow the gov
eminent and set up dictatorship
is being held in underground cell
of Sante prison.
Leadership Of the sensational
plot was attributed to Eugene De-
ioncle, wealthy banker and bril-
liant military strategist whose
genius won him knighthood in
the Legion of Honor.
Also held in Sante prison was
General Edouard Duseigneur, re-
tired commander of the French
Air Force and general staff men,
Der who was charged with func-
tioning as Deloncle's chief aid.
Duseigneur, according to Su-
rete agents, was in command of
the secret "hooded" army that had
arms caches and bomb-proof posts
of command extending across all
France in readiness for the signal
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-26
SEEK WRIT TO
END PICKETINC
400 Ford Workers Pass
Line Today; One Rock
Thrown Only Disorder

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2G. (UP)-
IN estimated 400 men went to
work in the Ford assembly plant
here today passing through Il
picket line Of 500 men without
difficulty, United Automobile
Workers called Il 1:::;;!:o a"d rep
rcs"utatiycs Of all CIO locals of
which the JAW is one were in
the picket line.
Policemen were on hand but
there was no disorder, except one
picket threw rocks at the workers
entering in an auto. No arrests
were made.
Watchmcu and a few policemen
stood guard last night over the
Ford Motor company'S assembly
plant here rs workers and strikers
alike observed the THANKSGIVING
holiday.
Meanwhile, leaders Of the Unit
cd Automobile Workers Of Amer
lea. who called a strike WcdncS-
day, alleging the company dis
eliminated against union employ
cS, met in secret session to plan
new strategy in an effor: to halt
operations of the plant.
Hearings on a petition filed by
attorneys for the company for a
temporary injunction to restrain
% defendants land many Others"
from picketing the plant will be
held Saturday in circuit court.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-26
REDUCTION IN
FEDERAL ROAD
AID MADE GOAL.
Seen as New Step in Con-
tinued Effort to Balance
the Budget
FOUR.POINT PROGRAM
APPEARS DOOMED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2G. CUP)
President Roosevelt wants the tax
revision measure enacted at The
earliest moment congress Is ready
for il, he declared today III u
press conference.
The president said nc desired
revision as soon as possible every
thing duly considered. He dcclar-
ed he did not desire to fly in Oh"
face of editorial opinion which has
and still does complain of undi-
gcsted legislation enacted by
rubber stamp" congress. He de-
clarcd also that he will send Il
special message to congress Tuc,-
day calling for reduction Of fed
eral aid to state highways, indi-
eating continuance of his drive
to balance the budget.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-26
PRESIDENTS EFFORTS FOR
UTILITIES TRUCE OPPOSED
BY HOUSE, SENATE LEADERS
Lower House Members
Would Continue IVA
Domination Policy

WASHINGTON Nov pc U'pl
- 100, - =, "
frtSlu'h' N"oSeV'i' ) moves To-
ward Il truce with the utility m
duS'rE last night aroused hostile
opposition IN congress and brought
vigorous demand from Repre-
sentative John K. RANKIN, d."
Mss, that the White House re-
fuse 10 compromise with "pur-
ring power maSnatcs.
Rankin, leader of the house
power bloc, said in statement
that his group has asked for a
conference with Mr.. Roosevelt to
inform him that a majority Of the
membership of the lower cham
her will fight any vital changes IN
nc New Deals utility policies. lie
insisted that reports that the IN
dus'ry Is prepared TO spend more
than Hl,OOO.OOO.OOO for replace
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-26
RED CROSS is
NEARING GOAL
IN CAMPAIGN
Is Workers Not Reporting
Asked to Give Results
on Saturday

With some ~ or 10 workers
still unreported. Henderson coun-
TVS annual Red Cross roll call to-
day was only about 500 undor
the goal of 600 memberships.
County Chairman J. {. Coston re-
ported this morning.
Mr.. CoSton reported that mem
bershipS had been reported total
ING S468.25. and that a number
of workers had not made reports.
Among the reports still not re-
Iceived were those from Chapman
Lacrosse and Green River mills,
Druid Hills, and other sections:
Mr.. Coston today requested that
all workers make reports at the
headquarters in the State Trust
,Co., before noon tomorrow. The
.campaign will close tomorrow.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-26
}DIVISIONS Are
TAKEN OUT OF
DEFENSE Lines
Japanese Planning Inland
Drive Against Three
Large Cities
KAI-SHEK TO WAGE
BITTER-END FIGHT

SHANGHAI, Nov. 2G. tUPD
Japanese are preparing for a dc
cisive drive west Of Shanghai
which vii! include oFcHsiycs
against Naukiug. Chlugkmg and
Hankow. according % Gen. lwauc
Ma,Sui, Japanese commandments
chief.
Hr said today the invasion I'M
land will continue unless the Nan
king government "rcCOuSldcrS It's
attitude and ceases resi- lance
/, was learned al the same time
that three divisions OF Chinese
troops have been withdrawn from
the Kiang.n- WuSlh "llmdcrhorg
line" because they would not fight.
Eight hundred repeatedly were cN-
ccutcd at WuSih. O'her dlstgrUn-
tied troops were sent Co posts be-
hind NanklDg.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-26
FARM BILL ALONE
MAY BECOME LAW

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26. tUPD
The major portions Of President
Rooscvclt's four-point Legislative
program appeared doomed today
as congress ncarcd the end of the
second of it's fve-wcck spccia Sos
sion with the "do nothing record
established earlier this year still
intact.
A farm relief bill is expected
to be the only one Of the meas
ures, placed by Mr.. Roosevelt be
fore. the extraordinary session for
quick action, to be enacted bcfor"
the regular meeting in January.
The wagcs-hours bill is snaggcd
in the house rules committee; the
government reorganization meas
urc is caught in senate legIsla-
tive jam and drastic changes arc
to be made in the national re
sources planning bill before 1t IS
submitted TO either house.
The senate enjoyed a holiday
Thursday but met again TINS
morning an hour earlier than uSu-
al, to expedite debate on tn"
"crazy quilt" farm bill. The house
met and adjourned in 20 min
utcs after acknowledging one
man filibustcr by Rcprcscntatlv"
Ralph +. Church, r., H., who. be
licving that congress was called
into special session to work, has
consistently opposed leadership
plans for long adjournments. De
spite Church's efforts the lower
chamber quit until Monday when
il will begin consideration OF -
farm bill.
The agricultural measure tops
the administrations legislative
slate. Crowding il for first plac"
is the wages.hourS bill which IS
being kept off the house floor 10y
a handful Of rebclliOus southern
crs. Foes of the bill say the adj
ministration is bringing intense
pressure upon Democrats TO sign
a petition which would diSchargc
the rules committee from consld-
Grafton Of the measure and auto
matically place it before the
chamber for a vote.
Yet last night the leaders had
been able to get only $50 sigma
lures TO the petition, 80 short OF
the needed majority. II is one Of
the strangcst situations in con
grcssional history. The rules com
mittcc has no Legislative status.
It's duty is to expedite and safe
guard administration legislation
and because Of this it is heavily
packed with congressman of the
same political faith rs that OF the
president.
The southcrncrs in control Of
Continued on page four
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-26
MERCHANTS TO
MEET TONIGHT
Will Elect Directors and
Map Christmas Mer-
chandising Plans

Election Of directors and adop-
ton Of an aggressive program for
the Christmas shopping season and
the coming year are scheduled for
a meeting Of the MERCHANTS divi-
sion of tn cchambcr of commerce
to be held at 1880 o'clock next
Monday evening at the city hall.
II. h. Buchanan. chairman during
the past year and the new prcSi-
dent of the chamber of COM
mcrcc, will preside.
4 nominating committee cont
posed of II. +. Mitchell, &. NJ.
Oglc and A. S. Rubcnstcin today
selected the names Of Sc mcr-
chant members Of the chamber Of
commerce, and from these twelve
will be elected as directors Mon
day night. The directors then will
elect the officers.
Announcement also will be
made Monday night concerning
the use Of the city'S decorative
street lighting system during the
holiday period, Mr.. Buchanan
said.
Indications today were that the
merchants would set next week
end as the official opening of the
Christmas shopping season. Sew
eral stores have already been dec
Grated for the holiday period, and
within the week all will be in fes-
tive dress and all Christmas stocks
will be complete. Loyalty to Hen"
Jacksonville, it was said, will be the
keynote of a trade campaign cx-
tending until the end Of this year,
while the same note will be stress
ed in subsequent campaigns at
intervals during the coming year.
Activities Of the merchants divi.
sion and Of the trade expansion
committee Of the chamber Of
commerce will be co-ordinatcd
throughout the year, Mr.. Buchan-
an said. To the end that Hendcr-
sonville's advantages as a shop.
ping center may be brought con-
stantly to the attention of the
public.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-26
JAPAN WANTS NOT
INCH OF CHINA SOIL
Convrirht. le37, BIZ United Prcs,

Copyright. 1897, by United Press
SHANGHAI, Nov. 26. (UP)-
Japan'S mechanical army smashed
through the last positions Of Gen
craliSsimo Chang Kai-Shek's "lIin-
dcnburg line" west Of Shanghai
Thursday and drove towards
China's final dcfCnccS around her
abandoned central capital-Nan-
king.
simultaneously il was reported
that increasing pressure was be-
ING put on GeneralisSimO Chang
Kai-ShCk by the peace group
among his associates to accept Sc
crct Japanese proposals for Il
truce which would be preliminary
20 a general peace arrangements,
The Japanese were utilizing
every weapon at their command
10 force Chang to accept the pro
posals offered by the Japanese
army and navy commanders here,
Lieut.. Gen. Iwane Matsui and Vice
Admiral kiyoshi kat5ukl.
One report was that they made
i, clear that Chang must make
peace soon or be driven from pow
or forever. If he will accept a
truce. according to this report,
the Japanese are willing that he
continue as head of the central
government and twill pledge
themselves not TO annex an inch
,f Chinese soil
End of the Far East conference
in Brussels without prospect of
effective international aid for
China was said to have convinced
Continued on page four
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-26
PRESBYTERIANS AT
MILLS RIVER WILL
HEAR MISSIONARY

The Rev. A. w. Railey, of the
South Africa general mission, will
tell of his experiences as a pio-
neer missionary in Africa at the
Mills River Presbyterian church
on next Sunday, November %, at
11:l5 q. m.
Rev. Bailey has served as a
missionary for the general board
for 20 years.
DR.. and Mrs. R. d. Bedinger,
of Asheville, also former mission
aries to Africa, will attend with
Rev. Bailey on Sunday.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-26
VIM. E. BRACKET, R.,
GETS FIRST PLACE IN
ARCHITECTURAL TEST

The following item from The
Tiger, the Clemson College news
paper, will be of interest to the
friends of Sergt. VIM. f.. Brack-
cit, Jr., here:
professor r. h. Lee, head OF
the Clemson school of architec-
ture. recently announced awards
for the best work in each class IN
the architectural school for the
first quarter. w. L. Bracket, Jr.,
first place, was followed by w. A.
Carlisle and w. NJ. Hudson in the
junior class design of savings
bank"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-26
Parents Again
United Are Given
Children By Court
Man Held in Bigamy Case
Goes Free on Habeas
Corpus Writ

The custody of four minor chill
drcn was awarded 10 their rcunit-
cd parents under a habcas corpus
proceeding in superior court mere
on Wednesday before Judge Felix
Alley, Of WaynCSvillC.
The court made the order Civ
ing the children back TO their par
CntS when it appeared that par
cntS were reunited. The order was
made effective within a reason
able time, not to exceed 10 days"
At the October term Of super
ior court, Judge Alley granted
custody of Edward Willis to Mrs,
K. l.. Smith until November "a,
and custody of Bryson, Helen,
and Cleo Willis to Mrs. Julia BiSh-
op. Custody of these children Is
restored to parents by the order
on Wednesday.
William Crook, who was being
held on a charge of bigamy, was
released under a habeas corpus
proceeding on Wednesday. Crook
pleaded former jcopardy IN the
proceeding and the court ordered
his release and freed him of the
charge.
The plaintiff took a voluntary
non-suit in the case Of William NJ,
Oliver against c. l.. and l.. X,
Blakely, trading as the Blue Ridge
Specially Printers, on Wednesday,
A consent judgment Of $500
was signed by Judge Alley in the
case Of International Shoe com
pany against PattcrSon's, Inc.
George Freeman, against whom
II $500 Judgment was previously
granted in favor of Mrs. Erie NJ,
Woods as u result of an automo-
bile wreck, served notice of APP
peal TO the supreme court.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-26
SAY CHINESE BRIDE,
GROOM, 200 WEDDING
GUESTS ARE KILLED

HANKOW, Nov. 26. (UP).--A
bride and groom and 200 persons
attending their wedding ccrc-
mony were killed Wednesday
when Japanese planes bombed
ChangSha, capital of Human prov
incc, according to Chinese press
reports yesterday.
The marriage ceremony was
taking place near the railway sta
ton i'm the Communications no
tel, which was hit directly by
Japanese bombs.