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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-17
JAPS OCCUPYING
STRATEGIC POINTS
(copyright 1887, United Pr...

Copyright 1887, United Press)
T1ENTSIN, North China, July
l7.-(UP) - Steel-helmeted sol.
diers of the regular Japanese
army closed in on North China
along three routes today and
were expected to occupy strategic
areas in three Of Cathay's richest
provinces during the weekend.
Both Chinese and Japanese
agreed that major hostilities, in
which more than 200, 200 season.
ed soldiers may be engaged, ap..
peared to be "a matter Of hours"
A Chinese military headquar.
tiers spokesman said at 8 a. m.
that I'VE have definite reasons
to expect q major attack either
during today or by tomorrow at
the latest and we, are continuing
preparations to meet it,"
A division Of the Japanese
home army was reported to have
reached the strategic city Of
Tsingtao on naval transports, es-
corted by destroyers, and to be
preparing to land despite Chinese
resistance.
Tsingtao is the key to Shan.
tung province--one Of the rich
est in all China-and its occupa-
ton will give the Japanese COM
mand of the vital railway line
which runs from the port north
west to the Yellow river near the
provincial capital, Tsinan.
Once in command Of this rail-
way, the japanese will be in a po-
sition to prevent Chinese REIN
forcements from Marking from
proceeding north.
The Japanese already dominate
the Peiping- Tientsin- Mukden rail-
way and part of the northern ap-
proaches to the Peiping-Hankow
railway as well as the motor
roads between Tientsin and Peip-
ing and north from Peiping to
the fortified passes in the Great
Wall.
Five more Japanese troop
trains, carrying reinforcements
from the Japanese armies in Man.
chukuo and Korea, passed thru
Tientsin toward. the Japanese ad-
vance base at Fengtai, just out
side Pieping. "a
u. s. officials said the 18th In.
fantry regiment Of the United
States army, which has been sta
toned here since the Boxer up
rising of 1900, will not be with
drawn as had been rumored. The
infantry regiment will be kept
here and the detachment OF 400
marines attached to the embassy
in Peiping also will be maintain
ed to protect American citizens
and their property.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-17
READY TOQUIT
PACIFIC HUNT
Fliers Will Be Given Up As
Dead Unless Found By
Sunday

HONOLULU, July II. (UP(-
Amelia Earhart and Fred Moo
nan will be given up as dead
by the navy if they are not found
today or tomorrow. 1t was lndi,
Gated today that the Coast Guard
Cutter Itasca has been ordered
out of the search and airplane
carrier Lexington, running low in
fuel probably will abandon the
search by tomorrow. Inc LeSing-
toms SO planes have covered an
estimated 100, 900 square miles in
four days of flying.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-17
SUFFERS BROKEN LEG,
HOME FROM HOSPITAL

Robert B. Meek. who recently
sustained a broken leg, has re-
tnrned from the hospital. Mr..
Meek was in a pasture when the
chain attached to his COW became
warmed around his foot and the
sudden movement Of the COW
broke Mr.. Meek's right leg and
left him in the pasture for some
time before his alarm brought as
sistance from a passerby ,.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-17
Report 10000 Italians Massed In Spain
INTERNATIONAL'S
DISTRICT ASSEMBLY WILL
BEGIN in CITY ON MONDAY
From 50 to IS Club OFF,
Gals And Families Are
Expected

The annual district assembly OF
the Tooth district of Rotary In
ternational, formerly the SSH
district, will convene in Hender'
sonville on Monday, July 10, fol
two-day session.
The district assembly is COM
posed Of the presidents and secre-
tarieS Of the &c clubs in the dis
trict, and between so and rs Wis
iting RotarianS and members of
their families are expected to at
tend.
Registration has been set for
the Skyland hotel from 8 to $3.50
o'clock Monday morning. The
first session will be called to or
der at $50 by J. r. Sandifer,
chairman of the host club COM
mittee, and visitors will be well
coined by Mayor A. V. Edwards
and A. S. Browning, president of
the local club. The response. will
be by Sam Karesh, president of
the Camden, S. c.. club.
At 9:45 o'clock the program
will be turned over to District
Governor Guy Houk, of Franklin,
for remarks. The program for the
morning is as follows:
The aims and objects plan,
Robert F. Phillips, Of Asheville,
past international director.
The club presidents, Sam B.
Earle, past district governor, of
Clemson College, S. G.
Club service, by John w. Ar
rington, of Greenville, S. c., past
district governor.
Community service, by Hal
Kohn, secretary of the Newberry,
S. c., club.
At noon the selection of the
place for the next district confer
ence, to be held next May, has
been set for the order of bust
ness.
Crippled children's work will be
the subject of Frank Barber, OF
Asheville.
Luncheon will be served for
Rotarians at o'clock at the Sky
land hotel, and luncheon for WIS.,
iting ladies at the Hendersonville
Golf and Country club. .
The afternoon will be devoted
to recreation, and a banquet will
be served at the Skyland hotel at
1880 o'clock in the evening.
The morning session will be at
the high school auditorium. All
Hendersonville and visiting Ro-
tarians and their ladies are invlt-
ed to attend the banquet at the
hotel in the evening. -,
Tuesday mornings session VIII
convene at 8 o'clock and subjects
to be discussed are programs and
vocational service, ru-
ral-urban acquaintance, the Ro-
tary foundation, the organization,
administration and finances OF
Rotary International, information.
al service and ways and means VI
promotio in clubs, and questions
and answers.
Luncheon will be served at the
country club for delegates at
tending, local Rotarians, and Wis
ting Rotarians and their ladies
at 1890 o'clock Tuesday. All Ro-.
tarians in the city and their la
dies are invited to attend.
Assembly officers are Guy Il.
Houk, Franklin, district govern.
or; ]. r. Sandifer, chairman OF
the host club committee; A. ,;
Browning, president of the local
club; J. C. Coston, secretary OF
the local club and assembly sec
Rotary; B. B. Massagee, Hender-
sergeant-at-arms; and d.
S. Reeves, Charleston, s. c., song
leader.
The resolutions committee is
Of Sam r. Shillman,
(Cont;puad on mace three)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-17
AMATEUR RADIO
MEN "HEAR REPORT"

AUCKLAND, New leland, July
II. UJP)-A fragmentary radio
message intercepted here last
night was believed to nave been
from one of the planes from the
U.SS. Lexington which is search
ing the south Pacific area where
Amelia Earhart was forced down;
The message was interpreted
by amateur radio operators to
mean the plane had sent up a
flare and received an answering
flash.
Various reports of flares pur-
portedly from Miss Earhart nave
been discounted. Some OF the
"flares" were said to be meteors.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-17

MARRIAGE IS HELD

The many friends of Miss Ber-
nice Thompson, Of Washington, D:
c., will be interested to hear Of
her marriage on Sunday, July IL,
to Mr.. Clyde L. Hall of Washing
ton, D. c. .
Mrs. Hall is q graduate of
Edneyville high school and gradu-
ated also in nursing at Gallinger
Municipal hospital in Washington.
Mr.. Hall Is a member Of the
United States band in Washing
ton. ~
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-17
mrs. TAYLOR.
PASSES AWAY

:, ~" s. SaIlie ROuntree Taylor.
Co,s Lio'9er Of Mrs. Helen II.
S'and' Of Hendersonville, and
|, i .ISSs' Ca died this morning
49, 80 o'clock at the home of her
T Sa'er' on Willow street.
h, S 100, oody was taken to Augusta
s.,oorl r "a She was the widow of
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-17

Licenses On Sale

= a., 'y 3 combination hunt
ssS "a. fishing licenses for resi-
sgpcoaJ e now on sale. it was an
Bad today by S. S. Whitaker,
b ~" county game protec-
BIO COS cost OF these licenses is
: Sb "aa they may be obtained
Sore, man mans Sporting Goods
Savino "l ing Hardware. Hender-
salker Hardware, Stepp and
Istcbs, Farmers Federal i o n,
aIsJo' and Freeman's store,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-17
copyright. 1887, United Pre,s)

| (cOpyright. 1887. United Press)
LONDON. July II. (UP)-Eu-
kCpes powers agreed last night,
n H. Spanish civil strife rounded
h., 4 year Of blo1lShed and de-
kuuctOn, TO join IN a final effort
b revive their shattered non in
tereRtoa project.
The te.sgateS Of 2T nations,
meeting against the grim back
r0y u $4,000 Spanish dead and
bore than 100000. 900 IN de-
ktTctoH, consented to Use u COM
premise plan of Anthony Eden.
British foreign secretary, as j
+saSS Of discussion"
Italy, Germany, France and
2gSla had little enthusiasm for
+ last chance" proposal but the
h,srnatiye was so grave that no
EEer dared accept responsibility
3 is rejection.
he consent of the politically
sOSed pOwerS-leftiSt France
Russia against totalitarian
ay and Germany-was a vic
e Tor the "Stalling" tactics of
Fr;Sh diplomacy.
long period of negotiation is
/ prospect, although the discus
ms vii! be opened before Lord
mouths neutrality Subeommit-
; tuesday, and Eden believes
iaI a permanent plan of nOn-in-
s'entlOn may become available
ne meantime.
Eden'S plan provides for impos-
. new neutrality control in
''anlSh SeapOrtS and along from
l''S-aS a substitute for the col
l = naval patrol project: the
Of foreign "volun-
,'S from both Spanish armies;
~ ~ the granting of belligerent
Y. .s9'S to both factions after the
Tladrawal.
Naly and Germany readily
IIsed to using the Eden plan as
uaSE OF discussion, despite fears
=; iney might torpedo" it.
france and Russia, whose left
! ympathleS are with the Span
: 1oyallStS, followed swiftly.
- rord Plymouth presented the
"a. ss plan, which caused angry
=. IN the House of Commons
) nlgnt when laborites protest
\ against the foreign secretary
~ -.a,'e,ndering to the Fascist pow
-. 0y proposing belligerency
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-17
MAJOR FIGHTS
SEEM BUT few
!. HOURS away
Chinese Look For Big On.
slaught By Sunday At
The Latest 'a
COMMAND OF RAILS
ONE JAPANESE GOAL
BULLETIN

bOLLE lin :.
CHuNGklNG, China, July y.
lUP)-Ths munitions plant at
Hsintengkou, across the Yanstss
river from Chunsking, exploded
tonight, Killing at least 70 work.
ers and wounding more than 500.
NANkINC, China, July IT,
(UP) Chinese Central News
agency today quoted reliable
persons" as asserting that Japan
has concentrated 400 airplanes ia
Formosa and plans to bomb the
poPulous cities Of Central and
South China in the event of q
general war.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-17
|OVERSFEAR
F0TURNDOVN
PEACE CHANCE
|itish DiplOmacy's "Stal-
|rng" Tactics Again De-
laying Crisis
FARLEY ON
"HANDS-OFF" SPAIN

MADRID. July Il, (CP)-The
.rSfs government asserted to-
Il between $4,000 and 10000
EGsn troops have arrived at the
f.rr,l front TO reinforce Nation
:, in the face of the smashing
|Dyali>t offensive.
|Icyalis, leaders said the Rebels
l. bringing crack troops from
aver Inc country to the Mad
4 zone and added that the gem
I'll staff welcomed this cOncen-
[aton because the Rebels will be
Lsking the pick Of their army at
be point
The second year of civil war
|pened today with LoyaliStS driv-
h vigorously as their planes
|Tep, over the country back of
h. Rebel lines bombing and ma
hne cunning reintorcementS.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-17
GOOD AFTERNOON

Ivan Akulov, q Soviet official,
has resigned because Of cronic
headache. You know the kind
with shooting pains. .s.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-17
WEATHER

.,,,Iy fair and continued
Ge Gen, Saturday night and Sun
day.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-06-18
CINCY SORORITY
GRADS

CINCINNATI The members of
Sigma Chapter Phi Delta Kappa Sor7
GRITTY entertained the graduates al
incinnati and Greater Cincinnati, !;
.acluding the evening school grad
aates Of East Night School, West
Night School and Western Hills, at
Douglas Auditorium on June 10.
Sororities acted as ehaperons and
he graduates and their relatives who
ne members Of the sorority Wee
tostesses. These were, Margretya
arsons, niece Of Mrs Anna Ii.
davidson; sherma Evelyn Hough,
laughter OF Mrs Clara lIough; and
arah Jane Grigsby, daughter Of
Irs. Jennie Marie Grigsby, and
Iiss Nora Ward, Basileus Reffesh
rents were served and dancing WAS
.nioyed ~ all. Mrs Georgia Burg
ley Evans, Of Dayton and Cinem
lati was graduate Of East night
chool Mrs. Evans maiored III cost
counting -
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-06-18
Corinthian Baptist

The Second Annual Youth Dan
was observed last sunday, june i3f
the church being filled 70 its eapa
eitv with numbers of young people.
As it was youth day cNeryon'e
seemed to grasp the spirit and fall
i'll line with the program The ad
dress given by Miss Mary Franklin
Was Very inspiring 70 both young
and Old Mr. William Minga also gaNN
helpful and encouraging remarks 60
tic youth Of today May every
young person feel i his Christian
duty to join hands with Mr Ming
and help him carry on.
The men are preparing fes
another great Mons lay program e
be terminated the first sunday u
July, and elaborate plans arc being
made to make this tic greatest Mon
DAY that has been held u the city.
w are asking 90 operation 81 all
men of Gorinthian Church, all we'll
Wishefs throughout Dayton, to please
come oyer into Macedonia and hela
Is. Rev. NJ 6 Thomas, pastor,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-06-18
ELKS TO HOLD
CONVENTION IN
YOUNGSTOWN
JULY 4

The Annual Convention 81 ire
Ohio state Association u I1lbs ha#
been postponed Was q have bera
held june !, I 4. aad u buf because
II strike disorder u cleveland, Il
las been decided fh4t i vii canTen.
July lst and ruin through mtil jfs
fourth, il YOUNGSTOWN ohio.
The Mayar oi Tic stl and j. Iin
ley Wilson Will - amone ibe nl4ia
peakefs Al The ilyentitHil Included
ii The feature 50 he ,IesenIe.l
the Grand cabaei 0faiallgal Con
test, and j SUNDAY lalade Bipper
aud bettef prizes viii he awarded
this lea by tIlt lssaeialiof.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-06-18
IS THERE A LULL
IN YOUR LIFE?

It you've nevel bees there, you've
missed one of the thrills of your
life, and if YOU have, you know hoN,
hard i Is e stay away YES folks
it, that colossal establishment ut
1o12 iull West Fifth Street known
as the Harris Cocktail Bar. This n
the place that commands your psd
ronage because the service is at the
peak Of efficiency, The food and
drinks arc The acme of palatableness.
And the environment like i heaven
on earth One glance al the walls
and You will be lost il meditation,
it is like rainbow dream.
lou'll want G. Try Ilalris' new
line of summer foods. but YOU can
always call for that steak and find i
AS delicious Us eyef
Put Harris bar u your daily
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-06-18

Miss CeeIe Roberts, outstanding
member ot the Blue Triangle Gin
Reserve Club was winner II the
first ffize III tile rccent Annual Con
vention of the Indiana State Assoc
atiou Of Negro Musicians. Miss Rob
crts won first place with her fendi
tion Of "ilNAfi. OF TIE FAN
TAsIA IN r SHARP MINOR" by
Menaelssohn She will enter the MAI
ional finals iii ST Louis Mo. III Aug.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-06-18
CHILDREN IN
COURT
II D III, aI.AIlst1IAI HA ATFiisT.19

Z il'1ia Aslslt)lM HA ~ lta5..l7
Ed tors Note Judge HatGeld n
81 Jose. II, Nl,eh has had quite 4
deyl Of success IN juvenile eases,.
hay ne developed Phil - nv q
parel Il duty 10 chi dren. III
operation With other edite,s i
Iosum will pui lish each vel, i
Lrief conclusion OF 4 case
l'he siNtcen Sea OLD ~, Wha w
arrested last week ~ III anteb4
bondll4 TODAY ,otte g III salt SIS
court
q Tie conclusion u the m IL
Judge drew the l.tfhr4 and mother
aside and said In the a a haAS
been loo lelnent uith yata 4. lo4
haye pleaded whore X ii have
commanded. You haNe eo.Ae alI
hanofed this ehlla Whom Nafll 9a
experiences u life slle1lld htse 'il
feeled tie eolll lef lim ID IalloA
result. IL ffa,ilsly aelaii ihs
ife lost respect fal ynF uar merl
md followed ont ~ awt Wishes
Now the state fafee ta i
and take over the spali ibiIitfe
WIdeh yoa, pstfpt@ ltceleele g
Ienforee
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-06-18
DAYTON [lC!AL aIaHllL!GH7S

Mrs. Ella Avery Taylor, teache
in the Garfield school, received her
B. s. degree at the university of
Cincinnati last week.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-06-18
QUARTERLY MEETING

Wayman A. NJ f. Church WI
hold Quarterly meeting sundag
June 20 Presiding Eder NicnoR
will preach The public Is invited. j.
I. Farley, pastor
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-06-18
ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FoR RENT TWO SINGLE
MEN, AND a MAN AND WIFE.
WHO WORK THREE CAR GAR.
AGE AYAII.ABlE ADDRESS, 2l9
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-06-18

nue., Yislted her SON, Oble Alcorn, OF
Columbus. this week.
Mrs. Beryl Turner and daughter,
Miss Grace Turner were tie house
guests this week of Mrs. Mary sweea-
ey Of Catherine street. Mls. Turner
and her daughter arrived from Lex
ington. KY, and returned to their
home on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Woods Of 238
S. Euclid avenue, have as their guest
fcr the summer, their nephew,
Nathel Jones, Of Tennessee.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hague Of So
Euclid Avenue, are announcing the
recent marriage Of their neice, Miss
Janet Almenal Cordell, to Mr.. Ed
ward Horn The couple are residing
at 1890 Germantown street.
Mr.. and Mrs Clay Wilson, Mrs.
George Earle Mrs. ". N. Chobb,
Woodson Bradley, and Mrs 2. f.
Wilson is the sister Of the
deaceased.
Fliends il The clty fec ivei wosd
last week Of the death Of Mrs. Cora
Williams, who died IN Detroit, Mieh.
The remains were bought / Column
bus f3r burial Mrs Williams is sur
vived by her husband, Russell; and
one daughter Of Chicago. Both M.
and Mrs. Williams were active mem
bel9 of Nayman AZ N. + Chrreh
III Dayton for years; and i was
through their influence thai two of
the chandeliers were giyn & tn
church by Governor James Cox.
Relatives and friends WHO attend.
ed the funeral IL Mrs Rose Wills,
mother of Mrs Bertie Ellis of Home
stead avenue, who died recently
Were Mr., and Mrs Clf ftou Will
nd son Of Chicago, Her { / Wills
Of Buffalo New York, Lucille Will
Fuller Of Cleveland, Mrs. Ida Bled
40 4
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-06-18

work will not hurt you. a few
months, vacation does lot to help
youngsters your age and YOU really
aren't very much behind In school.
u you desire an Astrology Reading
send a quarter and will be glad Ia
give you free my personal opinion
on three questions
a. &. enioy reading your column
each Week Tell me whether or not
| should take the trip have IN mind
Ans. Don't take it IL you must 90
alone for | don't think that YOU will
hnd il As enjoyable as you think.
Have a member Of your family ac-
company you on this trip
I T Us daughter i begging mo
50 atloW her ~ take up business
course ana not return 10 college.
am worried about the matter and
would llke % have your opinion.
Ans: There is very little that you
could do but allow her 10 take an
the course. Sho is disgusted with ths
course she Is taking aud isn't inter
ested enough TO pass A business
career would be just the thing for
her
Z should max. tho change Of
locations that am nov thinking
ltoat and Whom II The best season
~ nlake this change
Ans: Right now. The location wo.sd
BE very desirable for your barber
shop and you will be able TO gcs a
new trade well as keep the old
customers that you have. Your pre-.
"nl place .s out Of the way and IN.
Il VIII the man that | AIN THINK
illR about eyes return to tins ehy
sfnd h so 4oW soon
Aus. lie will return but lie 1on.s
conn" back e. he near you Businerr
MI bring him back within the next
eiel,teen n,onths Try 10 forget ahout
this party
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-06-18

saEo tia trip tb3s s,,n,n,ar ~,
promised ne last xeara
Ans: Yo. VII nal.e H.. u; u
LOUIS ii l.,v aud v,.;, -.
brother and his w,fe yh.. ,.
mp many surp,,xs< fa
trip will i. ,be .l.,
Of you, life There w,u H.
to yeur pleasures
~ roes mith anolfr ei4l and nyselr
Tell NC wAi9h IS the fWo wiU bs
choose
AM Neither Of YOU H. ..n', lool
ing for wife or even ! ,s.,nl., MI
friend. He il interested +, .e,t,,.,
INTO kind 81 business before
he takes any girl serioasly. Eo,o (,
marriage until you are ,hrou,h
NJ " D5d oMeonp pu san4tbin..
sll my nothpr 81 cause f4Is eea
,iitian m he bHees
Ans; No ono has tired ID hurt You,
nofhn. ~ ~
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. George Woods Of 238
S. Euclid avenue, have as their guess
fer the summer, their nephew,
Nathel Jones, of Tennessee.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh HAGUE Of So.
Euclid Avenue, are announcing the
recent marriage Of their neice, Miss
Janet Armenal Cordell, to Mr. Ed
ward Horn. The couple are residing
at 1880 Germantown street.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-06-18

Mrs. Mamie Gratz of Norwood ave
nue., visited her son, Obie Acorn, of
Columbus, this week.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs Clay Wilson, Mrs.
George Earle Mrs. W. NJ Chobb,
Woodson Bradley, and Mrs. p. +.
Wilson is the sister Of the
deaeeased.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-31
Six Local Gunners
In National Shoot

Six District Of Columbia skeet
shooters departed for Detroit last
night, where today they will COM
pete in the National Skeet Cham
pionships. The Championships ex-
tend to September 4.
Those attending and vieing in
this national event are Dr.. Ray
mond Curry, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
w. Walker, Mrs. William c. Coe
and Col. Vincent Coppola.
Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Coe stand
excellent chances Of annexing
titles. Mrs. Walker won the Della
ware Open title last May, and was
runnerup to Mrs. Coe in the North
South shoot here early In June.
Mrs. Coe was runnerup to Mrs.
Walker In the Delaware competi-
ton.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-31
CHAMP WILLING
TO MEET MAKE

NEWARK, N. j., Aug. 81.
Wearing smoked glasses to hide
the mouse" under his right eye,
Joe Louis was winging his way to
his Detroit home today after an.
nouncing that he expected to meet
Max Schmeling, in the ring in
September.
Escorted by more than 300 ad-
mirers, most Of them Negroes, the
heavyweight champion arrive d
here within few hours after tax
ing the 15-round decision from
Tommy Farr at the Yankee Sta
dunn last night.
1t was while posing for news
reels in the airlines office while
awaiting his plane that Louis made
his announcement concerning the
Schmeling fight.
Accompanied by IL other pas
sengers, none of his party, how
ever, Louis boarded 21-pasSenger
American Airlines plane which
took off at 2:05 a. m.