davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-07-15
TIME PURCHASES
ON SOUND BASIS
Dangers of Selling "Soft"
Goods on |nsta||ments
Noted in Survey.
special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, July 15.-ln = current
analysis of the installment credit sit
uation, the Standard Statistics Com
pany concludes that the business is
being conducted on q generally sound
basis, with neither the ratio Of credit
sales to cash sales nor the total of
lnstallment credit now outstanding,
At unsound levels. The analysis, how
ever. sounds strong note of warning
on the growing practice Of INSTALL
ment sales Of non-durable merchan-
disc
The survey holds that there is no
justification for offering time-payment
terms on so-called soft" or non-
durable products, especially on an ex-
tended basis. Such merchandise usu-
ally has no repossession value and
may be either consumed or worn out
before payments are completed. It
offers too great q temptation to tr-
responsible persons who, having had
full use Of the goods and no longer
possessing Desirable product. are not
Evening star., 1937-07-15
BANKERS ACCEPTANCES.

NEW YORK, July Is R.-The
New York Federal Reserve reported
bankers acceptances outstanding Is
Of June 80 totaled $364, ,203, ,s43, a de-
crease Of $2l l,592,l24 from May 80.
but an increase Of $47,772,l1l over
the same month last year. Bills held
by accepting banks totaled $272, ,703.-
863, = decrease Of $22, TIT, sos for the
month.
Evening star., 1937-07-15
CHICAGO GRAIN
Ey the Associated Press.

Ky tLc aoSOSialeQ EIeSS.
CHICAGO, July Is (P).-Late rallies
Of Chicago wheat prices today largely
overcame at times earlier losses that
reached a maximum of 25s cents
bushel.
Aiding the late rallies were reports
focusing trade attention anew on blacs
rust menace to Spring wheat crops
both south and north of the Cana.
dian border. There was also considera.
Bile late buying Of wheat futures here
attributed to mill interests, but the
market slipped down again just at the
last.
At the close wheat was li2-2L unI
der yesterdays finish, July, l.24h:
September. 1.251s-ss. Corn. IL of to
y up. September. 1.l2L-s.; Decem-
Der, 801s-l4, and oats unchanged to 3s
lower.
Evening star., 1937-07-15
RAILROAD PLANS ISSUE.
By the Associated Press.

The Chicago, Milwaukee. st. Paul
q Pacific Railroad applied to the In.
terstate Commerce Commission today
for authority to issue and sell 81 ,920.-
900 of 3% per cent equipment trust
certificates, to mature in is annual in
stallments beginning August l, 1898.
Proceeds from the sale will be used
to purchase 1000 70-ton gondola cars.
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constrained to liquidate the remainder
Of the obligation.

constrained to liquidate the remainder
Of the obligation.
The practice which is now develop
ing Of offering terms on all purchases
above certain sum is also to be de-
plored. Not the dollar size of the
sale but the type of goods bought
should be the criterion If retailers
will avoid the pitfall of selling non-
durable merchandise on the INSTALL
ment basis, they wi, avoid the risk
OF heavy losses to themselves and of
hardships for the buyer. Otherwise,
retailers will nnd that the increase
in sales will be no more than tenn
porary and that future business will be
penalized.
Fortunately, there is no concrete evi-
dence at this time to indicate that di-
trtbutors have abandoned all restraint
In Offering time payments on soft
goods nor is any such condition likely
to develop on 4 dangerous scale.
Evening star., 1937-07-15
Caution Needed on Hills.

Passing cars on hills or curves is
like driving blindfolded. The view Of
cars approaching from the opposite
direction IS cut of. Safe driving de-
mands that you delay overtaking the
car ahead until you can clearly see
that the highway ahead u clear.
Evening star., 1937-07-15

Lynch Corp.-Declared dividend Of
81 share on common stock, payable
August l6. On June 20, 1887, = spe-
cial dividend OF 81 q share was paid.
and on May IS, 1887, . dividend of so
cents . share was distributed On this
issue.
Evening star., 1937-07-15

Railway d Light Securities Co.
Declared . dividend Of 80 cents a
share O., common stock, payable Au-
gust 2. On December 23, 1885, 4
dividend Of 3l.30 . share was dis
trihuted On this issue.
Evening star., 1937-07-15
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS. July Is R.-Cot-
ton prices slumped over 81 a bale
here today on foreign and domestic
selling and heavy profit taking by
recent buyers.
Near the beginning of the final hour
the market was 81 to 20 points under
the previous close.
July sold at 1910, October at 1928,
December at 1928. January at 1925.
March ut 1928 and May 1T 1890.
Evening star., 1937-07-15
new YORK COTTON
b. the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July 15.-Cotton was
easy today under foreign selling which
brought out liquidation from recent
domestic buyers to carry prices of to
net losses of about $l.25 a bale. Oc.
tober sold from 1910 to 1920 and in
midafternoon was 1922 when prices
generally were 70 to ~ points net
lower.
Evening star., 1937-07-15

Approximate Hourly and Total Sales NJ T. Exchanxe
1900 AM---- 10000 1890 Noon-----. $4,000
400 PM.-- 40 900 $500 PM.------- 100000
Total Sales for the day. 100000
sUnit trading
In bankruptcy rceiveShip being
bankruptcy act. securities companies
Rates Of dividends in the foregoinR annual dis
bursemens based the quarterly decara
on Unless otherwise noted special not
included ~ ~
dividend. rshts. Also extra or extras epaid
last Payable in stock paid so far th,
Cash stock Accumulated paid or de-
ared
Evening star., 1937-07-15
List Troubled Throughout
Day, Many Issues Losing
Ground.
Stock Averages

Movement In Recent Years.
1882 low IT'S 81 23.9 leo
1929 high 1859 1899 1s4.3l577
1927 low SIS 95.3 6l.8 6l8
Compiled by the Associated Press)
Evening star., 1937-07-15
baltimore wheat Priees-

BALTIMORE, July Is P.-Wheat. No.
J. red. Winter. garlicky, spot, domestic.
22A: July. 1.22A
Evening star., 1937-07-15
Chicago Cash Grain


CHICAGO July Is oP,.-Cash wheat:
No. 2 red: 90: No. 3 red. 127I2: No.
red. l.22H-i7: No. 5 red. l.1S'4-2oiz:
sample grade, red. .O3la-l4: No. / hard,
1.3l 30: No. hard 1.3O: No. hard
127Ia-2s: No hard. 1.22-24: No. 5
hard. l.1a-2Ola; sample grade. hard
1.11H-14 No. 3 hard ttouRh)- 1.27h: No
hard ttou9h). 100000: No. 5 hard
ttoushJ l17H-ls'4: No. 5 red (touRh,, =
mixed. Ge7: No. mixed. 1..I'. No.
mixed 1.16-2Ol7
.., Corn: Ne; ss mxsa q 1a7;:1m; ill., No !
2q17: No 3 yellow. .27s4: No. yellow,
1o4: No. 2 white. 1.30-3l. sample grade.
Oats No. i mixed new. AZ sample
No. ; white. 47-47s4: No. white. 45s.:
sample grade. 441a-45i7.
Rye. No. l tnew). tough, ~.
Soy beans. No. 4 yellow. .45A
Barley. feed. 1910: mailing. 71-Qo
No prices on timothy or clover seed.
Baltimore wheat Prices.
BALTIMORE July Is (P.-Wheat. No.
2. red. Winter. garlicky, spot. domestic.
1.22A: July. l.22A.
Winnipeg Cash Market.
WINNIPEG. July Is tR,.-Cash wheat,
No. Northern. .49h; No. Northern.
1.4s7.: No. Northern. l:44.h.
Oats, No. white. 66; No. 8 white. So.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-17
NORRISTOWN
KILLER NAMED
Youth Sought in Murder
Said Headed for the
CarolinaS

NORRISTOWN. Pa, Dec. II.
UPD. 49, District Attorney Fred
crick b. Smile announced last
night that l9-year-old youth re-
leased from Huntingdon state re-
formatory less than two weeks
ago had been identified definitely
a. the slayer OF attractive Mrs.
Wilma Y. Carpenter, "N-yrar. old
widow
The Identification was made
from photographs OF the youth by
three OF the principal witnesses
in n" ease. including Miss Mary
Griffin. who WAS with the widow
al the time uI yhu Staying, Snu'I."
said
State police and an Montgum-
cry county authorities were or
dcrcd To- pick up the youth. wh"
was identified a. Wcudv,, Forrest
Bowers of nearby Amber. PA.
missing from his home since Mon
day. the day Mrs.. tmprutr. "ys
shot down n a bedroom uI hyr
Camu HI, home.
State mOtDr police aI NyuuAtIr.
Pa. near the Maryland state umr.
notified authorities mere by 'r ,..
type last nigh, that Donald Kit
ter, Owner og an inn there. Nai
Identified hi,ch-hjEcr who stop.
ped at his ~rryic" station last
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JAPANESE WILL
LIQUIDATE SINKING
Continued from page onc)

Continued from page onc)
II was understood that the cm-
pcror had approved of the apoI-
ogy.
4 spokesman for the navy min
istry further announced that q
company of Japanese blueJacketS
has been detailed to the spot
where the panav was sunk Ito do
honor to those killed in this re-
grcttablc occurrence.
Men Of the japanese navy, he
said, were raising Il collection Of
about $l,75O among themselves
which they will Offer to the fund
of the U. S. navy for It's members
as a contribution.
The procedure in making a per
Sonal apology of all men in the
japanese naval service to all men
in the service of the u. ). navy
was i'm line with Japanese custom
under which the navy consider,
itself an Independent institution
responsible only To the emperor
and hence holds its members, IA
Their than the government, rcspon-
,iblc for the acts of men wearing
the uniform. The navy considers
It's statement formal apology
and not Il mere expression OF re-
grCt.
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LEWIS SAYS LABOR'S
VOICE is IGNORED
Continued from mage one)

ty-four resolutions from lodges
called for Il 30-hour week and sin
hour day in the steel industry.
Present contracts provide for 4
minimum wage of Sc day for
common labor. Thirty-four rcSo-
buttons from lodges called for II
30-hour week and SiX-hour day in
the steel industry.
Present contracts provide for q
$5 day minimum pay for COM
mon labor and u I0-hom week.
"Undcr any reasonable set OF
circumstances, ] see no reason
why the wage agreements IN tn"
iron and steel industries, which
expire i'm the next few months.
cannot be renewed with all CON
tracing parties, to their mutual
satisfaction" Lewis told the dele
gates.
Lewis declared the "voicc Of
labor" was ignored in suggestions
TO the administration rs to how
another severe depression could
be avoided.
Congress mills around" he
said, "and engages in it's petty
political chickering's. ignoring the
proposition that America is men
accd by new economic dcpreS-
sion and that Americans by the
millions are idle. No suggestion
has been put forward by anyone
except the house of labor, and
the voice of labor has not been
needed or its suggestions adopt
rcd" 80 ---...-.'-.-. 60. ..".,-..
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KEYMEN'S STRIKE IS
DEMONSTRATION

NEW YORK. Dee. II. tUP).-
Postal Telegraph company en-
ploycs who are members Of the G..
10. stopped work for approx
malcIy three hours yesterday in
six large elite SaS a "dcmonStra-
ton of strength"
The men halted their work in
Postal offices Of New York,
Washington, Philadelphia, Pitts
bmgh, Buffalo and Detroit.
The American Communications
associations, C.l.O. affiliate, said
traffic was completely halted in
some places. Company officers
said service wss affected but not
entirely stopped anywhere.
Union leaders described the
ytuppagc rs - demonstration of
strength TO show how the union
could enforce its wage incr"as"
demand.
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CALL FOR QUIZ
IN KUHN CASE
Wav Is Paved for Possible
Trial, Deportation of
Asserted Nazi

WASHINGTON, Dec. II. (UP).
The house immigration committee
yesterday began move to de-
privc Fritz Kuhn. leader Of the
German-Amcrican bund. Of "iti-
zcnship and thus omen the way
for possible trial and deportation.
The committee of which Repre-
sentative Samuel DickS,en, d., \.
Y, is chairman, unanimously APP
proved resolution TO ask the
justice and labor departments to
INQUIRE into the former Ford Mo-
tor company, chemists Nazi &C
tiviticS before he obtained his IL
nal naturalization papers on De-
ccmbcr 3, 1884.
DickStcin, who exposed" the
bund leader on the house floor
last March, said he has ample Cvi-
dcncc that Kuhn engaged in Nazi
activities before his naturali2a-
ton. He said the justice depart
mcnt would be ASKED to dctcrm-
inc whether he obtained citizen
ship fraudulently by mentally re-
serving allegiance to RclchSfa@h-
rcr Adolf Hitler.
81 am confident that il the JUS
tice department will give us
Kuhn'S record we will hav" ample
evidence TO deprive him Of citi-
zcnShip," Dickstcin said. lie rharg.
ed that Kuhn has 100000 follow
crS engaged in Na2i activities and
that the bund has become n rack.
ct in which Kuhn'S collections run
into hundreds Of thousands OF dol
lars"
He said that any cvidenCr Cb-
tanned would be submitted To the
federal district court al Detroit
where Kuhn resides.
Adoption Of the resolution fol.
lowed revision Of a bill to deprive
Of citizenship any person advocat'
ing any form of government 9TH
cr than that Of the United States.
This cxpunged the word "dicta-
tor" which committeeman said
was difficult to define and which
witnesses said might or nigh: rot
embrace na2iSm, faSciSm u com
muniSm.
DickStcin said that if his case
against Kuhn is SubStantiatcd,
Kuhn would be accused of per
jury at the time of swearing al.
lcgiancc to this government and
rcnouncinG another"
at took him II year and a hall
to admit that ne had several hun
drcd thousand followers" he said,
"and for the last cigh, months he
has been working in the open"
Kuhn issued q heated denial oi
pro-nazi activities after Dick
STEMS alleged expose last spring.
"Dickstcin is a RuSSian-Jcw." he
said. 81 consider myself Il better
type of citizen than he ia. ! think
he is an enemy Of this country.
My organization is dedicated to
fight MarXiSm in all forms. Ii Is
of Germans who ADOPT
ed this country ~ their home. BE.
cause we are good Americans We
want to keep MarXism out of the +.
United States"
81 think we're finally gong
places" DickStcin said after 90
DAYS action. "Wc'rc just three .
years behind on this bill 80 lar
rs Fritz Kuhn is concerned.
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THREE CAMERA CREWS
ARE BUSY FILMIN G
RADIO CITY REVELS"
BY FREDERICK c. OTHMhN
United Press Hollywood
Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. Il. U'F1
Three stages, three camera crews,
and three directors are going full
blast today at R-K-O i'm poduc-
ton of radio CITY RCvcls," there
by making life mighty tough for
the man whose job it is to paste
small strips of cclluloid together
into full length movies.
On stage one is an ultra mod
crn radio station. with the we'll
known announcer, Don Wilson,
speaking into the microphomc.
We've heard him a lot Of times,
but we never imagined he was Il
siX-footcr whose second chin fmt-
tcrS slightly when he talks. He's
4 nice fellow, though. and frankly
admits that tclcviSion probably
will give Il lot Of his admirers a
jolt.
Stage two has the dance unit
doing its stuff in Il night club
which is mostly StaircaScS. There
is Il landing and a cocktail bar on
every sixth step. If the room were
real therc'd probably be Il lot of
accidents. As it is, the drinks are
tea and nobody has fallen down
the steps yet.
Upon stage three is being con-
cOctcd whatever drama there will
be in the picture. II was pretty
dramatic today, all right, with
three comedians and Il dead fish
providing the atmosphere.
The plot calls for Jack Oakic
and Milton Bcrlc, Il couple Of mu-
steal writers who can't even re-
member a tune, mach less com
pose il, to get in their clutches one
Bob Burns Of baZooka fame.
Burns is a hillbilly, who writes
beautiful music, but can do it only
when he sleeps. He las Scarfar-
ing uncle.
Oakic and Bcllr are trying To
SoOthc Burns into slumbcr, 50 he
will write music. which they can
sell. Burns has on blue and vel
low pajamaS and he's tucked into
a beautiful white bed but he can {
sleep. He says he keeps thinking
of the ocean wakes.
His companions jump on his bed
and rock it, To remind him Of his
uncle at sea. He still claims he's
not sleepy; Bcrlc rushcS out and
gets dead pickcrcl and a palm
leaf fan.
He watts the breeze from the
fish toward Burns, but the latter
still doesn't feel sleepy.
That's as much aS we know
about the movie. because that's
all the experts did today. We said
we didn't think it seemed very
funny, somehow. but all hands in
sisted it would look a lot better
on the Scrccn--amd doubtless II
will.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-17
Three Catholic
Bishops Named

WASHINGTON, Dee. Il. (CPO.
The Apostolic delegate TO WASH
ington last night announced that
his holiness, Pope Plus n, at q
secret consistory in Rome We'd
ncsday had named bishops for the
three new dioccScS created IN the
United States by papal order
last week.
The most Rev. Thomas Me-
l.aughlim, ID, auNiIiary bishop
of Newark, y. j., was named first
bishop of the ncwly-cr"a,cd do
crS" at Patterson, y. j.
The Rev. Bartholomew J. EuS-
,acc, pastor of Blessed sacrament
church. New Rochelle. y Y, was
designated first bishop of the
Camden. \. j.. diocese.
The Rev. Francis j. Cotton.
chancellor of the Louisville, ny.
diocese. WAS named first bishop
of the Owcnsboro, ny. diocese.
The announcements were made
by the Most Reverend Archbishop
AmIcto Giovanni Cicognani, who
last Friday disclosed TN" Holy
Sees creation of two new ccclcS-
iaStical provinces in this country.
with archdioCcsan sees located at
Newark and Louisville.
Mexico will spend over $751;
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-17
GERTON

GERTON. Dee. II Mrs. Wal
ter StonCr. who underwent am OPP
Grafton at Biltmorc hospital, has
returned home.
Miss Opal Oates. who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. June Shl-
tie. at IlrnderSunvillr, has return
cd home.
Miss Carrie Bradley is visiting
friends and relatives ut Forest
City.
MIS-. Katie Sinclair, VIA" has
been iil. i improving.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-17
WILL ON DISC

BRISBANE. (UP). After his
death. the will Of Il wcll-kuowu
brisbane man will he played ON =
. gramuphanc in the hearing of his
relatives and friends. The record
has been placed in bank vault
for safe keeping.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-17
LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS
Dana, y. G..

Dana, y. G..
Dear Santa Claus:
am a little girl II years old.
| live at Dana. | want you to
bring me Il doll, cooking set, pair
OF socks, bracket, and lots Of
candy, fruits and nuts. Don't for
get the other little boys and girls.
BE sure and don't forget my little
playmatcS, Mary and GuSSie Sta
ton, and don't forget my cousin
Nate Hydcr.
Love.
Mary Pace.
Dear Santa Claus:
| have been Il good boy this
year. Please bring me Il toy au-
tomubilc and drivers license. Be
sure to remember my friend
Henry. He wants a tool set with
instructions how to build things.
! thank you with love,
Roy Dixon,
Seventh Ave. East,
Saluda, \. {.
Dear Santa:
Il ma it'll" girl 10 years old
and 20 to Saluda school. | like
my teacher very much. Her name
is Mrs. Stephenson.
Santa please bring me 4 watch
and anything else you care to
bring will be appreciated.
Don't forget my little play
mates.
Tum. little friend.
StcltS Jones.
Saluda. \. G.
Dear Santa Claus:
am a little boy S years old
and in the third grade. | go to
Saluda school.
Please bring me something nice
to play with, aud nuts, candy and
fruits and don't forget other lit
tie children
Your friend.
Obct Jones.
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Rye will grow under conditions
of drouth and poor soil that would
prohibit the cultivation Of any
other cereal.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-17
An-Stars Lose To
Blanto on Cagers

HcndcrS0nville'S All-StarS lost
TO Blanton'S Of Ashcvillc last
night go to IL. Taylor led the
Ashevillc five in scoring with l.
points while LYDIA got ! for Hen
Jacksonville.
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llcndcrsonvillc, \. G

llcndcrsonvillc, \. G.
Dear Santa:
have been u very good little
girl this year | want you to bring
me a baby doll. Il doll carriage and
anything else you think it'll"
girl like me would ENJOY. BE sure
and remember my little brother,
Hubert, and also my little
friends. Edna Hydcr, Loretta
Common aud Ruby Gotorth.
Yours truly,
Elizabeth Whitaker.
Dear Santa Claus:
! have been a nice little boy,
and | want you TO bring me 4
tool set and whcclbarrOw and
some nuts and candy.
Billy Wilson.
llcndcrSOnvillc, Route /.
1928 BenuingS Rd. \. +.
Washington, ID. {.
Dear Santa:
lICaSc BRING me set ct blocks,
a whit" teddy bear. buggy for
my dolls an ia red play suit. |
also want some micky mouse
dishes.
am one year old and live at
1928 Jennings road in Washing
ton. u. &.
From
Frances Marie Dalton. .
L. Santa. | will spend
Christmas with my granddady
tSam C.. MuSgin5) at Henderson
vile, y. c.. Route 3, and will
have a Christmas tree. Please
J come and see us.
Saluda, n. G.
Dear Santa Claus:
am Il little girl six years old.
Please bring me = nice big doll
: and nuts, candy and fruits. |
won't ask for too much so you
can divide with other children.
Your pal.
! Olivia Jones.
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EIailStoncS the size of walnutS
fell in RcitbOkspruit, South Afri,
CT.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-17

England has nearly 800 miles
of canals in use.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-17

The New York state barge ca
nal, including rivers i'm its trans
portation system, is sol miles
long.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-17

Substitutes: Rlauton'S Taylor
Q2), Herman ca; Henderson
ville-Ficker, Case CD, Stevens.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-17

There are nearly - acres Of
land in Texas for each inhabitant.
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H,udcrsou.ilir. y. c., X. =.
Dear old Santa:
have been a good little boy
and minded my mamma all of the
time this year.
will not ask You TO bring me
very much because know that
there are SOD many other little chill
dr,u that YOU have To- vist, at
Christmas. hut want You to
bring m" a mustachc and 4 pair
ut long trousers. for when | grow
nap 90 be- "a man am going To
marry and iuIn the navy.
Loads Of love,
Nouuu Ball.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-17

Continued from rage oncl
evidence of the concern of Japa-
ncsc high naval authorities over
the situation.
These developments, officials
anticipated, would soften SONG
what the official and public anger
in this country resulting from eye
witness accounts Of the Pauay
sinking.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-17

HcndrrSonvillc, y. G.
Dear Santa Claus:
hope YOU and all Of your folk
are well. Santa dear. will you
plcaSc sir think about as a little
for Christmas. Their" nrc 10 Of
Us children. six boys and four
girls. If you don't bring me so
much, bring my other little cOu-
sins and brothers and sisters
something. Please sir We are still
with our mother and aunty. ! am
eight years old and my little Sis
ter is five. Good bye Dear Santa
Claus.
Olivia McLain and
Wilma TinSlcy.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-17

Ea>, Flat Rock, y. {.
Dear Santa Claus:
have been a good little boy
for the past three years. want
you 20 bring me 4 little truck to
maui wood in. and lots 81 fruit
and candy. And be- sure and re-
member my little brother, Ar
thur tie would like To have some
toys too.