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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-19

Washington, June 19.-(AP)-The
Go asked the Treasury today to in
vestigate what it claimed was failure
of the Republic Steel Corporation and
the Youngstown Sheet & Tube Com
pany to register their firearms in &C
cordance with the national firearms
act.
Lee FRESHMAN, CIO general coun-
sci. acting on behalf of the SWOC
asked Secretary Morgenthau for an
immediate investigation. He said
there should be an immediate inquiry
because Of the very dangerous situa-
ton which now exists in the local
areas where these steel plants are,
and because of the wanton use of
guns by agents of the Republic Steel
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-19
Basque Capital Completely
Encircled After Resist
ing Capture Many
Centuries
GERMAN CRUISER is
ATTACKED BY SUBS
Berlin Makes Urgent Repre-
sensations to Neutrality
Committee and Incident
May Again Disrupt Coope-
rative Effort in Patrol OF
Spain
Bv The Associated FressD


Trsurgent vanguards were ordered
into Bilbao today.
Before patrols moved toward the
center Of the besieged city, insurgent
commanders reported 1t had oeen
Completely encircled- They said the
-wo roads westward toward Santan-
fsr the last avenues of escape, were
closed.
Thus apparently. the three months
zia4a against the Basque citadel, IN
yircible against attack for centuries
sOproached its end.
Official reports in Berlin or Two
sr,bnlarmine attacks against the Ger
man light cruiser Leipzig, on patroi
IF the coast of Algeria, in the inter
rational neutrality fleet, created
~aw International situation in the
Spanish strife.
communique aaid Ambassador
Joachim Won Ribbentrop IN LONDON
bsd baan instructed to make urgent
concentrations to the neutrality COM
-littee.
Germany and Italy were induced 10
renew cooperation with the nanos-
offcnain" committee after previous
s++acks on their ships, byt assurances
nat all four nations comprising tne
,n+ernational heet-Germany, !taly
lance and Great Britain-would re-
ard new attacks by Spanish govern
nent guns against neutral warsnlp1
j. Spanish waters as the common
concern of all
The communique declares the tour
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-19
C7OAsks Probe OfFirearn1s
Hoarded By Republic Steel
Charles Z. Taft

Corporation and Youngstown Sheet
& Tube Company.
Before the Senate Post Office Com
mittee, James Musgrave, Republic
Steel employee, testified at the same
time pickets at Niles, Ohio, shot at
him, stripped him to his underwear,
smeared him with grease and beat
him.
Meanwhile, Stephen Early, secre-
tary to President Roosevelt, said the
government could not order out
troops to prevent disturbances in the
steel strike unless requested to do
by a governor or State legislature.
Early was commenting on a sec
on request for Federal aid from
Mayor Daniel Shields, of Johnstown,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-19
HEARING TO THREE
ALLEGED SLAYERS
Brother and Two Nephews of Slain
Man in Pender County Are
Accused by Solicitor

Wilmington, June 10 CAP)-Solici-
tor John Burney said today three men
charged with the Staying of Paul
,Krohmalny, who disappeared from
his home in Fender county Is months
ago, would be given preliminary hear
ings at Burgaw within ten days.
Burney listed the men as Pete
Krohmalny and son, Paul, brother
and nephew respectively, of the slain
man, and Erwin Williams, son-in-law
of Pete Krahmalny.
The solicitor said he would try to
prove the men killed the deceased for
money orders realized from sale OF
property in Toledo Ohio.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-19
Edward f. McGrady

Pa. He said he was not speaking for
the President
Elsewhere government farm lead
ers said prospects were bright for a
bountiful 1887 harvest, both in the
fields and in Congress.
Agriculture Department market ex-
perts said probable large crops OF
wheat, rye, corn, oats and other
grains would cause a downward adj
justment in prices to the farmer. They
added, however, trader volume of
these crops would offset lower prices
and increase total cash income.
Farm cash income for the first
four months of this year amounted
to 81, 951 900, 900, a gain of $541, 900 600
over the 1886 period.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-19
Dam Halted
By Order of
u. S. Court

Asheville June 10 (AP)-The Unit
ed States circuit court of appeals to-
day granted a temporary injunction
holding up construction of the propOs-
ed Buzzard Roost hydro-electric pro-
ject in Greenwood county, S. c., but
agreed to allow PWA to grant an ad-
ditional $15O,OOO for preliminary ex-
penses
Judge John J. Parker, of Charlotte
signed an order on behalf of the
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-19
Blum Gets
Setback In
His Senate

paris Tune 10 (AP)-The Senate re-
+.5ssd today by vote of 24o to 7S TO
Eve Socialist Premier Leon BLUM
Tern rnent a virtual dictatorship over
French finances.
The bill, already approved ny liz
Chamber, was put to a vote oy raulca
socialist senators, moderate suppol :.
ers Of Blum's coalition IN an elloi
to force a showdown.
The premier did not make the pass
age = vote of confidence, however
thus he need not resign.
His aides said the Chamber wouiu
BE- asked to re-adopt the bill tonlgn'
and return it for another test IN the
Senate tomorrow.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-19
MANY PATROLMEN
HIGHWAY TARGETS
Only by Good Luck No One
Has Been Killed Before
Goldsboro Man
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
nv . g. RASK ERVTLL

Raleigh, June 19.-The cold-blooded
murder of Highway Patrolman 1. T.
Moore near Goldsboro early Friday
morning by two Negroes in a stolen
one-eyed car when Patrolman Moore
attempted to stop them, shows the
need for patrolmen to work in pairs
when on night patrol duty or when
stopping and weighing trucks al
night, it was pointed out here today
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-19
81 Killed In
AutOWrecks
Last Month
57OOthers Injured In
1876 Accidents On
Highways In May,
Report Shows
Daily Dispatch Bareau'
In the Sir Waiter Hotel.
n ~ IA X Err WILD

Raleigh, June 10, "A mixture Oh
speed, gasoline and liquor was respon,
sible for the killing of 81 persons ana
the injury of $40 in 496 automobile
accidents during May, according 10
the automobile accident statistics Tor
hat month released today by Cap
tain Charles D. Farmer, commander
Of the State Highway Patrol. This
brings the total number of persons
killed for the first five months or
1897 as compared with 367 killed IN
Continued on Page Four.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-19
Officers OF
Press Group
Chosen
w. C. Russ, of Way
nesville, Made Pres
ident of State News
paper Association

Elizabeth City, June 10 (AP)-Cur-
It's Russ, of Waynesville, was elected
president of the North Carolina Press
Association at the 65th annual asso-
citation convention here this morning.
H. A. Cecil, of High Point was made
vice-president, and Miss Beatrice Cobb
of Morganton, was reelected secretary
treasurer.
The new executive committee in
cludes: L. c. Clifford, of Hickory; w.
E. Horner, of Sanford; Mrs. E. S. Nc
Cullough, of Elizabethtown, retiring
Continued on Page Two)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-19
DEFINITE ADVANCE
SCORED BY COTTON
Weekend Liquidation Partly Offsets
Influence of Higher Liver
pool Cables

New York, June 19.-(AP)-Cotton
futures opened steady, five points
higher to one point lower. Influence
of higher Liverpool cables was partly
offset by weekend liquidation Short
~ after the first half hour, October,
which had sold off from 12.14 to 12.1O
was 1918. and prices generally were
four points net higher to two lower
E'utures closed barely steady, to
- noints lower. Spot quiet, middling
1874.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-19
HUGHES WARNS OF
WANING LIBERTIES

Amherst, June 19.-(AP)-Chief
Justice Charles Evans Hughes to-
day declared "the ruthlessness of
a temporary majority, if unchek-
ed, will eventually lead to the en-
tire overthrow of democratic in
StitutiOnS."
He spoke before 1900 Amherst
alumni members at the annual
commencement dinner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-19
STATE TO PAY OFF
HUGE DEBT AMOUNT

Raleigh, June 19.-(AP1-State
Treasurer Charles Johnston said
today $5,495,856.25 would be trans
ferred to New York Monday for
payments on maturing bonds and
interest due July for the States
debt.
Interest payments tOtalled ST.
1893, 356.25 and bond maturities ST.
596,50O.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-19
HIGHWAY Jobs TO
COME NEXT WEEK
Baise Expected To Be Kept
AS Chief Engineer by
Chairman Dunlap
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
T. e.. RASk ERVILL

Raleigh, June Chairman Frank
L. Dunlap has been given the au-
thority by the highway commission
to name the new State highway en-
gineer at any time he may see fit to
do so without further consultation
with the commission, he revealed to-
dav. Chairman Dunlap also indicated
that he hoped to announce his selec-
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-19
LIQUOR PRICES CUT
FOR MOORE COUNTY

Carthage, June 10 Officials
of the Moore County ABC Board an
nounced today the sale of 50-cent pints
of whisky and gin in an effort to
stamp out bootlegging in this terri
tory.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-19
Appeal "To Preserve Peace
and Avoid Bloodshed"
Ignored by Beth
lehem Chief
POINTED QUESTION
GIVEN ROOSEVELT
Johnstown Mayor Says
CLOS Policy Is "Rule or
: Ruin, Control or Murder,
And Calls for Outside Aid;
Governor Earl Senses Real
Dangers

Johnstown, Pa. June 10 (AP)
Declaration of martial law in
strike-embattled Johnstown pro-
voked bitter clash late today
between Governor George Earle
and Mayor Daniel Shields of
JOhnstoWn.
The governor termed Shields
"bluffer" and a convicted
criminal"
Earle referred to Shields
statement that he would insist
on retaining authority over his
city police force.
"Whatever he says makes not
the slightest impression on me"
said the governor. "Shields was
convicted Of a liquor charge and
bribery. The President pardon
ed him because he was elected
a mayor"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-19

London, June 10 (AP)-Sir James
M. Barrie creator of the immortal
Peter Pan, died today at the age of
II.
The British playwright and move
list, who gave to the world the piqu-
ant story of the little boy who
wouldn't grow up, was taken to a
London nursing home June IL, suffer
ing from bronchial pneumonia He
had been i'll a long time.
Death was announced at 1857 p. m.
0:57 a. M. eastern standard time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-19
WEEKLY WEATHER.

For South Atlantic States:
Partly cloudy; occasional scatter
ed thunder showers and tempera-
ture at or slightly above normal.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-19

Johnstown, Pa, June 19.-(AP)-
Governor George Earle declared mar
tial law in strike-embattled Johns
town today after Eugene Grace, presi-
dent of Bethlehem Steel, refused to
heed the governors appeal to close
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-19

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-05
WoterbuFy-Poekord
 Has Splendid Cors

Perhaps there is no automobile agency in the state of Connecticut that enjoys finer reputation than does the Waterbury Packard com- pany located on Watertown avenue. The Waterbury Packard company handle the Packard motor car and maintain a service and parts de- partment for the accommodation of their customers.
 The Waterbury Packard company have on hand some of the finest used cars in the city and they are now being offered for sale.
 The stock of used cars on hand at the Waterbury Packard include all makes and models of cars. It in- cludes both high priced and low priced cars as well as medium priced ones.
 The Waterbury Packard company thoroughly recondition all used cars before showing them to prospective customers. The company stresses the fine values to be found in the used cars which they sell. The com- pany has always made 1t a point to impress upon their customers the fact that when they buy used car from Waterbury Packard they are buying form of insurance. An in- surance against inferior used cars.
 The high grade used cars now in stock at the Waterbury Packard company represent value. The cars, all of them, are truly cars of dis tinction.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-05
Nothon-hoIe Co.'s
 First Anniversary

It was just Q year ago that the Nathan-Hale Motor company took over the local franchise for the Chrysler and Plymouth cars and in celebrating their first anniversary In this city they have collected to- gether large stock of recondition- ed used cars which they are now of- fering the public at greatly reduced prices.
 According to Q statement made by the officials of the company their business during the past year has exceeded even their fondest hopes and the large stock of high grade used cars which they have on hand attests to the fact that many new cars were sold by the firm. All of the used cars have been reconditioned and in perfect condi- ton. The cars have all been check ed and rechecked and they have all been found to be in fine running condition.
 Practically every make of car manufacture is included in their an- niversary sale which is now in fvll swing. There are coupes, sedans, touring cars, in fact any and every model is included in this sale.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-05
Splendid Values
 In Better Used Cars

Moving the Auto Show ahead from January to November has made 1887 a great year for used car buyers. Tradeins on new cars have come into dealers earlier and in greater numbers than in previous years, and the used car market today is more than ever an advantageous one for the buyer. Many authorities say that never again will prices be 50 low and values so high in the used car business.
 Now while you can get so much for 50 little, buy that better used car. Buy a second used car for the family. Get thousands of miles of trouble-free, comfortable transpor- tation' in a better used car.
 No doubt you know just what kind of good used car you want. Perhaps you know even the body style and the model. Now is your opportunity to get just the car you want and at bargain prices. Look the advertisements on this page over carefully, if you cannot find 1t listed here then call and inspect all of the reconditioned used cars which the dealers listed on the page have on hand. You are sure to find the very car you have been looking for.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-05
Hotchkiss Go. Offers
 Used Cor Borgoins

The Hotchkiss Motor company is located on Willow street and main- tains 8 used car plaza at 398 West Main street. At the present time the Hotchkiss company has large and varied list of reconditioned used cars which must be turned into cash therefore, the company has reduced the prices on the entire list of used cars which they have in order to make room for the new car models which they are receiv- ing daily.
 The Hotchkiss company repre- sents the Buick motor car in this city and maintains large depart- ment where parts are sold. The company also maintains high class maintenance department where only highly skilled mechan- ics are allowed to touch any cars.
 The used cars which are now being offered by the Hotchkiss con1- pany include every make of car known. The prices range from real prices to much higher ones, accord- ing to the type and year car you may be looking for.
 Included in their stock of used cars are also many medium priced cars,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-05
George DeConinek - Sells Grohom Cors

The Graham cars are sold in this city by George De Coninck who conducts his place of business on North Main street. MT. De Coninck is well known in this city where he has been in business for a num- Der of years.
 The new Graham cars are now being shown by MT. De Coninck MT. De Coninck as a number of used cars which he Is offering at reduced prices in order to clear his showroorns so as to make more room for the new models that are coming in.
 In order to make room and turn his stock of used cars into cash he has reduced all prices on his used stock.
 The used cars which are now on sale at the North Main street garage have all been thoroughly reconditioned and are in perfect running order. They are all guar anteed and make fine buys.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-05
Moody-Wileox Go.
 Hos Good List of Cors

The Moody-Wi Motor com- pany are located at Cottage place and sell the Hudson -Terraplar,e and the Willy's cars, The company also maintains Q very efficient re- pair department where only the best mechanics are employed.
 Because of the large stock of used cars which the company has and the fine, complete assortment of high grade used cars which it has on hand 1t has been found nec- essary by the officials of the motor company to greatly reduce the prices on their used cars in order to clear the floors SO as to make more room for the new car models which are coming in almost daily.
 The used cars which are now be. ing offered by the Moody-Wilcox company have been thoroughly re- conditioned and have been found perfect in every detail. The cars, according to one of the officials of the company must be sold. There- fore the low prices which are being asked.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-05
Geehon Motor Go.
 Hos Fine Used Cors

The Geghan Motors company lo- cated on West Main street and headed by Joseph Geghan has en. joyed one of the finest years in Used Cars that 1t has had since the crash in 1929.
 Geghan Motors company sell the new Stakeholder car and naturally they have a number of fine bat- gains in used cars which have been traded in for the new Stakeholder. The used cars have been thoroughly reconditloned and checked and to- day they are all in first class condi- ton.
 The fine selection of used cars to be seen at the Geghan Motors is a very select one and includes prac- tically every type of car made.
 Persons can be seen daily inspect. ing the stock of used cars which are now being offered by the 0eghan Motors company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-05
Noueotuek Fuel
 Offers Bargains

The Naugatuck Fuel company sell thu new Ford cars as well as serv- ice them. The company is well known for the fine efficient repair department which 1t maintains at all times.
 At the present time, due to the new cars which are being shown at the showrooms of the company, thore is a large stock of recondi- toned and guaranteed used cars to choose from.
 The used cars now included in the stock of cars at the Naugatuck Fuel company mark them as out standing values because each and every automobile taken iu trade for c new car or a better used car i5 thoroughly overhauled and recon- ditioned before being shown to a prospective customer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-05
Waterbury Nash Co.
 Offers Good Used C0rs

The Nash Motor car is sold !li this city by the Waterbury Nash company located at 395 West Main street. The company also main- tains @ large used car department in which are being displayed some of the finest used cars in the city. The company has at the present time a very complete list of used cars which have all been thorough ly reconditioned and which are now in perfect condition.
 The used cars which are being offered to the public by the Water- bury Nash company have beei greatly reduced in price. They rep- resent @ real savings to any per- sons who might want to buy 8 good reconditioned used car.
 Included in the stock of used cafs which the Waterbury Nash company now have on hand are high and low priced cars. Medium priced cars however, predominate'
 Many persons have taken advan- tage of the low prices which are be. ing asked for the used cars by the Waterbury Nash company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-05
Cream of Crop in
 Todoy's Used Cors

These leading automobile agencies present on this page "The Cream of the Crop" in the flnst used cars available today. These bargains represent the hand picked values from among hundreds of used cars on today's market. They have all been carfully selected and listed on this page for your critical inspec. ton at the stores of the dealers rep- resented here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-05

Perhaps you don't realize 1t but when you leave for the ofiice or for work every morning and take your car with you you're leaving your family stranded for the day. You're depriving them of the few hours of pleasure and recreation they might obtain when the household duties are finished--if they had car.
Evening star., 1937-02-23
DAFOE MUCH IMPROVED
Quintuplets' Doctor in Hospital
for Several Days Yet.

for Several Days Yet.
TORONTO, February % R.-The
condition of DR.. Allan Roy Dafoe,
physician to the Dionne quintupletS,
is very definitely improved" his
physician said last night.
However. Dr. Dafoe. suffering from
influenza. probably will spend the rest
of this week in the hospital.
Evening star., 1937-02-23
ter to the society, he also thanked 1t
for the birthday greetings,

ter to the society, he also thanked 1t
for the birthday greetings.
Several recitations were given at last
nights meeting, held in the Washing
ton Club, by Miss Violet Warren Pier
son. A reception committee for the
evening was composed Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Grovermann and Mrs. Mary E.
Yates.
Mr.. Richardson, the society's presi-
dent, is general chairman for the an
nual banquet and Mrs. Maude Holland
Shelton, second vice president, is vice
chairman for the banquet. Commit
tees for the banquet were announced
at the meeting by Mr.. Richardson as
follows:
Dinner Committee-Mrs. William L.
Broaddus. chairman; Mrs. Mary Estelle
Yates and Joseph A. Burkhart.
Ticket Committee-Miss Ardell
Payne. chairman: Frederick G. Umhau
and Miss Katharine Beresford.
Committee on Seating-Mrs. VIII
liam H. Grovermann. chairman; Mrs.
Johan c. Kondrup, Mrs. Ida p Bat
tie and Mrs. Frederick G. Umhau.
Program Committee-Fred A. EN-.
cry, chairman; Mrs. Vesta L. Watson,
Earl JonScher, Mrs. Dora K. Muir and
Miss Isabelle McElroy.
Reception Committee-Jesse L.
Suter, chairman; Mrs. William E.
Richardson, Mrs. Harry Packard, Mrs.
Ada E. Hodge, Miss Eta L. Taggart,
Mrs. Charles c. Eisinger, DR.. Clarence
A. Weaver, William H. Grovermann,
Judge Robert E. Mattingly, John Saul,
Stanley D. Willis, Ralph l. Hall, John
Clagett Proctor and Mrs. Mary L.
Willis.
Committee on Decorations-Louis
L. BoWdler, chairman; George c.
Schaffer, Mrs. Henry F. SaWtell. Mrs.
zell Weaver Oatley and Mrs Lester
Morgan.
Committee on Invited Guests
Judge Gus A. Schuldt, chairman;
George E. Sullivan and Harry H.
Burroughs.