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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-02-25
Ford Against
Labor Unions
Financier Declares Soil Is Only
Real Security; Says Nation
Needs Good Schools

Henry Ford advises all workers to
''stay out of labor organizations" and
charges international fianciers are
behind the labor unions"
The Detroit automobile manufac-
turer, in an authorized interview,
also criticized the proposal to in
crease the number of Supreme Court
justices.
international financiers," said
Ford, "are behind the labor unions
because they want to control indus
try and kill competition. They are
the cause of all these strikes"
He said he opposed the plan to re-
wise the Federal judiciary because
cit gives one man too much power
more power than the Constitution
defines.
Court Now Ideal
"The Supreme Court now is ideal.
Changes over the years have seen
to that But if it is suddenly increas-
ed to the proportions considered,
then it ceases to be court at ALL"
Ford was interviewed at his Bryan
county winter estate, about 20 miles
from Savannah, Ca, where he and
Mrs. Ford are living in their newly
completed winter home.
"A man loses his independence
when he joins labor group. of any
kind" Ford said, "and he suffers as
a result.
Competition in industry will
guarantee workers fair wage, but
labor unions destroy this COMPETE
ton.
ut is organizations Of this type
that lead up to war.
II am thoroughly convinced that
the cure for strikes and other labor
difficulties is high minimum wage.
1T is the less-skilled man, work
ing on the smaller wage scale, who
causes trouble when his income is
in sufficient for his family needs.
Merit, skill, anc ability take care of
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-02-25
Admits Crime

Sunday, Meyer, in Pennsylvania
Jail, admitted that he was just out
looking for girl on February II
when he saw the high school student
walking on the highway between
Coatesville and Modena. He ran her
down, then placed her in the truck.
Reilly said y: Meyers statement
then continued: II stopped the truck
at the old Guthrie place, right near
the old house. l then took her body
out of the truck. She was fully
clothed. / carried the body to the
other side of the old house. I strip
ped her" Reilly said Meyer admit
ted he attacked the girl and then
picked up her body and dropped it
in the we'll"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-02-25

Best yd. wide LII sheeting, &c;
fast color yd. wide prints, 10c; fast
color dress shirts, 69c; good work
shirts, 48c; bed spreads, 87c; fast
color print dresses, SO to etc; Silk
Dresses $1.94 to $495. All winter
coats at actual cost. See these bar
gains at McNeill's Store.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-02-25
Cut Hair as Moon Grows

You should get a haircut only
when the moon is growing.
That's the conclusion Of Vien-
nese writer, who cites clinical evil
dence to support it. The reason Civ
en- is that periodic rhythms govern
certain bodily functions, and that
hair grows best when the moon is
growing.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-02-25

If you want real, honest-to-good-
ness bargains, come to our store
where you can get them every day
in the week at money-saving prices.
McNeill'S Store.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-02-25
Reins-Sturdivant Burial
Association

The object of burial association should be provide
safe sound and practical plan for the payment of fun
era expenses of member in the amount of $4,000 for
those under ten years of age and $4,000 years
and up to IS years.
We believe in order to accomplish the above object
it safe sound and sensible to follow the direction and
supervision of the Insurance Commissioner the Officers
and Board of Directors of the Association and the
of knowledge of those operators who have been running
successful Associations for thirty-five years.
They say it takes three four double assessments
to keep money in the treasury with which pay
claims and without this you have protection. Rens-
Sturdivant Burial Association promised you SAFE SANE
AND SENSIBLE PROTECTION AND AS LONG AS
YOU PAY YOUR DUES YOU SHALL HAVE IT.
AMBULANCE SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT
Reins-Sturdivant Funeral Home
Lady Attendant Phone SO West Jefferson
Ut Costs No More to Have the Best)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-02-25

WANTED-30 bushels of good home
grown seed potatoes, not certified.
Write or see J. c. Francis, Sturgills,
N. c. p
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-02-25

WANTED-We will pay IS cents for
best grade crosties. Price of other
grades in proportion. No mixed oak.
Wilkes Tie and Feed Co., North
Wilkesboro, N. G. gap
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-02-25

HEREFORD CATTLE FOR SALE
Registered young bulls of choicest
quality and breeding. Buy now be-
fore high spring prices set in. River
Plain Farms, Ferguson, N. C.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
HALBINC OFFERS
 NEW TREATMENTS
Laboratory Work tOr Cars Given By Proprietor of
 A&P Battery Co.

Laboratory tFestMeDt GOy sBtO- psObiies bg provided Oy flSe neH Motor Turle1asp Lal1OfstOTy" W1l,cll Andy Ggalbspg, DrOpTsesOg Of ttle A. k z, Battegy RslG EleclTbe Company zes Fast Main street recently 'H' stalled
 Flrst, tgleEe Is . Agas sRslyzer7 RbleD1 tests 1se fgllataet gasoline io deteTWlitle W1leftser fbpe eagbafefef bs working gr0DeTJg Rtsp Wllat p1s gas EHlsaAaFe gess0 sssoxs, TtseD Asypeegragil" S1Dsegl etsseks GiftEls buiog 6efeetS egfecilfg tie motor; asld Elegt . ~pS0t0r feigeT," upst 1ts aesl0seg e9D @lOt0f aisgglf,tiE, FDpal,v, tlaeFe ss e bpes1DSelbt tRster HtgselI shows tgae pf0aDer afgesf et Nbscp Nle llgDDt Fegg fiaONl1 be eiaEfAo,
 Tbaas, 6Rfe 1fjYbtlg egsa slos to fps test of agiljIltgle1pt hg plsf fisfe Ial0t0T Nel9ieis DglsgleeisOsls figcNlg prove easy EoT Ule A A 2, ksflfry aEle fslsesfte C0iBpapFS eitsioiliffF ere Dfoyld@G fog by ais6 M most plaAsTp eevtpsnept et 0,e Eass Malp siSRet eo,aeefps
 6tsgtAo gb geaFS ag0 E q 6FDail place op Wesf Meig etfeft, hge eotps palDy bss teef Dsltt 0 progressive l1T0il0Dss0tl by Mf, Hsits,lR, KsTt2lf btlfS lAeyf Aleeil Nieke1p 0ilf' eileglias
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08

shield is of the solid type and is deeper than ubef0re, giving drivers and front seat passengers a2 per cent more yisi0fl. Overhead traffic Nights may be seen clearly gtthoat bending over.
 Geieg GnfE0amaea
 Complimentary colOrE, blending with the body Golors of the ear. have been introduced Rt several points on the exterior. For instance, RiElps Of color have been added to the bilinpeT, and color ig carried in the aew, smart "De Soto" medallion on the rear trunk lid.
 an both the trunk and luggage compartments, more space has been provided by mounting the spare wheel vertically at the rear Of the G0mpaFlmeDts.
 One gets afl ifnnlediase 1feel" Of Fielness when stepping inside the neW car, Tlle instrument panel Of hGilt grained and buried Walnut finish is appealing, sInRft and dis finettve, 1lhere ls 6 die-eaat grille " hAf# A*AfA&Ff tsAfAeNt4MNNNfH "sN HtF Ats " and h0rizontai chrome strips over . bright screened metal background,
 eHmaEMmAnis kally Hlsibie
 Instruments are fully visible through the new thrae-ap0ke open top steering wheel. Great Amphasis has been placed on the iegibiliiy of nlilnerals. 4 llew type Of lighting causes the rays 10 come through the numerals from the back, giving a elaaT-eul silhouette appeaTanGe at night Al the same time, tbe numerals are large and easlly visible for daytime driving,
 Color, introduced on tlle instrus mant panel and Rt 0theF points inS side the aaF, contribute to the TlehS ness Of appeaFanee, ghe Allnlerals on the sneed0meteT are 0utllnad ll yermllll0n, while the horn bittoD Is silver with yaTmllll0D trim, Knobs and faeulallfons on the d0oT handles are 0f . rose blege hue,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08

kaavket pleinre fav tlae automobile llldnslYy nest vRag 6 aS good ' not peter lAaD lll tes7, TlVTe wtll be Al asllnlafad 70 bllll9ns Income poured lDte the pockets ~ AlnfFjs cans by flle end 0f ilie Feag, cons paged Wllb a9e bllllells lest veagi Nle eKpallded aRllpulinEal DlaFkel k ellelllng ID tbls lall witb belkeg AgOlls end hbsteT pTlaes fbal bl many HAaTsi Feelsirailel fleDFes hlO9 q eT0Wlng demand f0g eKlFa quality Alld llldieate strongly ibel Nle Aill0plolllle IeplaRemeDE lnaFkel RllD be AS much a faei0g AS eNeg lll nekt yeaVs business,
 h0l 70 he eYegl0akad lD lhe fact illet AS e0gaparfd wll3l 70 EeaT6 ago vi have aH automobile e0nsel0ns public wlle accept tho automobile As . necessity gAllleT lllan 2 iukg AlgI gesplllng " 2 pew pNAeF tleg lAhllal Whlph believe slvnakRas aeg previous peFlad iD the lllsi0gg lT He lldnslTE
 Fhe trend JD buylng hablls i0BeEd hoiteg tllan leNest eosi nlerQhalld sse Ia RlnnlaAhlEed in automobile halRb ANrlle lAe past i've Fe6gs wbee
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
SOFT TIRE TEARS
 DOWN SIDE WALLS
Danger of Blowing Shoe Always Evident When
 This Condition Exists

If the hand or emergency bFagc is difficult to release try depTess- ing the foot brake pedal as far as possible and then operate the hand brake.
 Tn the interest Of better riding qualities motorists who cheat olI tire imitation are flirting with blOW-outs. 4 soft tire breaks down the sidewalks, and when thLs happens there is always the danger Of blowing shoe.
 Getting much attention by the highway and motor vehicular dee paTimeuts is the motorized scooter. It Is considered . certainty that new laws 10 govern their use will De enacted shortly,
 When the engine becomes so hct that there ig an Odor Of burning oil t should be left standing at least ap hour before refilllng the radiator. When the reiIll.ng is be- gun the engine shoyld be run a. aD idIing speed to distribute the cold water equally,
 In the various states two eniires Iy different methods 9. hand sig DaIs predomlnate. The most sims pIe hand signal for all changes ln tlSe direction Of travel and for stopping is extension Of the hand horizontally,
 In proportion 10 population Of any state tn the Union. California ilag tbe largest number Of motor eaTs, This state has one car to every 2G2 inhabitants
 On road building, an authority MalBialDS tbat the cost ei the ultl- mate Co American highways will st the country back about e67,' O00O00OO0.
 AB excellent sign that . battery eeII A leaking and should either " repaired or . new battery lti- stalled lg if one cell Of ihe battery consistently needs more water tbaH nle others,
 Before pulIlDg olt Of the lane Of traffic make eeTla,g no ear l. speeding from ibe TeaT,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
Buick Dealer Group
 Stronger Than Ever
Organization Expands 34 Per Cent Representing Normal Growth ln Outlets in Keeping With Rise

liaose cars in the lever medium and upper medium priee brackets shove oe large gains in saeistFatiOns as compared slth the sllanefgy as . whole. During iese, fegisiFafl0l figures showed an lneFaase ever the previous yeag 0f 11 per cent in aile sales of ears in the price RTonpa above e500, Hllile the industry as . whole increased tls volume 1e peF cent That tFelld has continued Co ] sfty and should be stu more ae. ceiliiiafad iN lo3e.
 gFe@S nsism tnaTtaMz
 yt k generally believed that h5p modest price tlleFeaees 0n new models Wll have Q negligible effect upon this buying trend, first be- cause ailfomoblie price lneFeaseG have not Co most lIlsianees pal. ailaled fhe gtslDg costs of naatelials and msDufaeiiife, and second, be- cause automobile buyers Reileraiiy Feeosnize tfat the illdasiFy has iiDs held tis tradition 0f annually Co. eFeaslng the dollar ye'ne Of Its product.
 This p0lnt Was eSnptasizad in iIle i02e pFe-allal0llDefnlei9t orders on Dniekk books Shleb llifeled eb0flo eaFs beiare prices were announced and which took . sharp Mping9l WIleD tlle 1888 prices wefe made public, Moreover, these presa1ls eloiInefpaealt 0fdeFs fepfe6e0iAd aBl tllerease A4 Al lAef Cent over tlls corresponding period Of tbs pFevs lollk geaT,
 NIeb has been done during lts pakf YeaF and sill be dose ID le1D lnFtlleF to stabilize alld eDlFeneil flie Alduetays deaiRF organization, Trends 0f llle ilast yeaF reveal | marked Improvement ln ilae eases ~ most HolNla1lies, TbeFa has baell Ril 0ui6ialldlng effort all tlle pagf 0f factories ke provide the e0olleres flte aids tleeaea 70 brlllg stability 70 iile aealeT 0FRaniEati0ile, aea lfS bllfe dealer profits, end believe 1898 wiil find the paltonf dealer 0gs Ranizail0nf, Nlbiell represent q kiEes able ll0Tii0n 0f the hldiAftFy's nas il0DRlae economic lFlflllenee, Ill0Tf k0llndly alliFenehea Alla d0lna bus iness Oll Q heitAr ba6is fhaD aG atly lime Il) alll0m0bIle history,
 so It is io cooperative effort tbf llldnsigg wlll hage 70 l0gk W V ls LO brine Q ils llleFebagldlsllls tlele lllf Dlael elAkRtNellAks end fl9bllliy lol Whleb ' llas M0ll FanoRn 0 DiA nlaDnfa0illTlng 0lleFeii0lls, Jllere is aD ene0uIaRlllg oNll00k D thk Ee1 fleet fQg ille Holalng yAeg
 hasg Nenilien Eysg
 k9f the Hniek Aealeg alRaDlgaiioil | ean he kald that v ls llle slf0lRS esl and jD The best l0alll0D v Dlaf eyeg heellu 0YeT llle lasl fouT YeaFt lbH nplak Aaaler ATRanigailAD llaf RkAaAded at peg cent lepgeaenliDs g h0lmel eg9Bfh lg OptIelA il keeD' lne wllb lhe RllAelaeulsg Tlae lll ye, l1ll N0lnlle, What Is Illge Illnorg talll V llle fact lllat swlllla ln Dess Nnlek had elD eYelaRe ef RiNg haell eIH wllo kala gg9gl eagS aFiFagIaO RQA Hags neF Aaeleg, l9day lllege Agi pAel bNlfk aeeleVs sllphe ioid vol
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
PASSENGER CARS
 LIST SHOW DROP
Trucks Also to Be Cheaper This YeaC-Check On
 IgnitiOn Urged

An entirely new line Of passenger ears and trucks E1ll lle sisOEu at the New York Automobile GlsOg, They are the new Bantam ~60." The price range viii be from SIS to el2S below that Of any other auto in the iow-priced field.
 Gtreamlintng has nos gore into the aeld of road building naehsr- cry. Power GhoyelS, paving msEers. finishing machines. tractors. oOnss pnessors and graders are showing new styles.
 If during the first few days Os fall sou have difficulty tD staring your ear. have the ignition sheekee over.
 The operation Of yoLT ear at bigh speeds tends to reduce the GpespeEs of any valve adus.mes1t.
 During the fail sour brakes should be thoroughly ehacked oyer. because you encounter many dsf- ferent varieties of weather.
 Summer weather tends 10 harden the rubber Of the BspdsbielG wiper. So at the beginning ef ssll t as best to check the wiper carefully,
 Tine average Hl0t0rist eaFsas p0i more thap e30 per week, and owns a ear galaed at less than e200, ffe 1k compelled to work % days out Ot the yeaF 10 pay for the registration fR and gasoline taxes EoF tae s1G~ nual operation Of bis eaT.
 ft iS estimated that aAeaF5y bals Of tlae 2s000000 vehicles 1D use bl the United States today lack safety glass, four wheel brakes, aud ether modern safety features.
 gp Louisville, Kyy the police are using psychology to step Sgl0tor ae- eiaepis, The police haze been seSlS teneing drunken drivers 'nipe etlc ninetAen.' plne days and els, g'hhab sentence Is nnappealablf,
 Washington, D, G. noy uses til- marked, police epeTatee safety eafs lD ap eif0Et to cut d0wp itS tfafbe lag violations.
 4 special squad Of notoreyele po- Ice, called the Dawn eatfOl, ts be- Ing used by Neg Orleans t0 deeFea6f the reekiess driving tp the eafJt hours 0f morning,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08

AR4 NbfTFyfF lheTs'G z Nulek afsleF Aiefeb z filgaee lg " lble kffsi fsF 9glwHelfj ilegEl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
New De Soto Models
 Brilliantly Styled
WheeIbase Three.Inchcs LOnger-Rabber Cushioned
 Steering and Bigger Breaks Among Improvements

Telalns lls simplicity of line with smart flowing curves alld contours sweeping from front 10 back bump. CT, Its new "faee" features Q Tad.s ator grille made np 0l h0riz0ntal chromium haTs, die-east for addad strength, These sweep back along lbe hood i0 form the side louyFes 0i the eAT,
 4 band 0f widely spaced chromium l0uyTes, set of by al outline vl body eol0ring, divides the grille IIl ille center and tends 10 brighten ull ille entire front end Of the ear, Ths word ne k0la" Is carried ill gold block letters running vertically dOwa lhe nose Of the ear below the nes slfeelnll1ed radiator ornament,
 Bel0w ihe grille. 6 skirt, daeo- rated with eloMlum ln . eheyTon design, adds i0 ihe sturdy, finished appeafanee of the entire front end bew bun,leTs are big, Wllb strong high guards lhat nr0Laot fhe grllle
 hRw tiaaaiighl yEaRimanl
 Wide, hlGilseroNned front tenders gllll . suggestion of . Segeaae" lil the eeniaT, help give lle ear aD aps lleaTanee Of grace and motion, Lavge ileadEalnps are eleVeFly naslad ln lhe lelldegs, and are set farllleF aAagt ilan before 10 provide beLteI EOag lighting,
 The hood ls long and sleek alla V hlngad lp llle GaDifT, anenlllli from lhe Rlde, An lDgenl0lis llRyl
 hood lock eanllols Q plnngeg haI that Hts lbe ll00d hIgf aneugh t0 anAble one 70 raise V easily,
 Windshield Hines slant back gTaGf Illlly Rld Hoy smoothly Into lLG lillhg0kaD sweep 0f lle R0ios Anes piece, seamless steel top The wind,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
Aa,TONATIc DEEtl,syyeG

MoLoTisis Bllo buy one of tlls tleg Dodge ears BtD have c HipteT AtDy1 Ing advantage that Dleke ssfsty Gs Well as e0DyNpienef, Yllf apstfvs mental aaaAej includes . palT 6t intagrag aetF0sting yeDtS, one 0D each side, opening digset1y upon the Nlindabiala pane, WaltD RH gEoDl tlle Ae luxe heater May he passed through the defboalaT yeDis njtt1 such s0lof as to sweep tle tAbj width 0f the Bandshiela,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08

lDg Zenith, GlTOmbeTg and Garter ealialfeifTf, BCeeh magnel0es, gens eTst4fs and spark pluRsi TTleQ glE1sflela wlpeFE, ReEhide and IisSDesi0G brake llnlngs, TF0plesalFa ll0t WalfT heaters, pFeklone anuE freeze, UkL batteries and many 0iIlfF ftaBdaTd accessories for au' l0HlOt1lles,
 Tbe m0dern establishment is lgef aeTOgs fF0m Crosby Hlgh school % Eset Maln eiFeef,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08

Brilliantly styled, the new Dee h0ia f0F 1888, seen here gt tle John 2, Collins, siles sll0w rooms, teas lures DlAehaDlesI improvements fbat ilaelllde . longer wheelbeAe, z StTopgeg and siirdleg frame, big, ser, mote powerful bydtaillic brakes and . Blew steering ketslp, glibbrgs iilsuleied against road sli0eks.
 The wheelbase On the new eRg hes been heightened to Q full liD Illelles contributing 10 linpTOya ad ealslli0Ded riding quelliles of phe ear, overall ienslh yill De lAD lDehes from bllWpeF lo bumper
 keyap lse9T 1ypss
 De Eola ls eyallsbls % seyep body Eypes illeludlne fOlgsaA0g louflDs sedan Bilb luggage eeglpertnleDl, 2 twosdaog touring bFguHAaln with lfnDk, . coupe With leeF lnssasa deck, Q convertible coupe wDlll guplble seat, Q convertible fedeil and q Aeyen llak6eDleeT kedeD
 gt is s9atlable 70 Rlly plls 0l elgDl eol0rew blaNk, WlnehesieF Rllllple lSl, olllnahs aold, 6hIDebllls Rrsy, osDl egasp, surf blue, Eversladss red ov llnlaeheg,
 Tlle lT0Di end follows ille dlaljDe, iIye DO f0la bb0gjg0nialp paiieg } 0f t0gMeg years, bnl neW slyllDs gives ' Dl0ge eleaDselli, brllllaDt Appeaganee,
 lllesiasl 1yiilp
 one sees Rt ' elsllne lllal llle aag
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
RR w. z, mUReTADER, Ganagni Sales h1anageT. nMlAk AaalaE lllYlalan.

An lneFeaeiilg national income end q pronounced trend during tale elore recent recovery years io Qlials liy buying seem t0 indicate ag eiDs hrely satisfactory year f0Y the ail- k0DoolDiie industry of ie3e, Al avalls able lF6lees at this point 0f Eeects cry, faFtieulaTiy statistics felefiVf to ille aalloe,s e1lli1leer One lTlaliss Ify, farming, support tiie view slaea ibe bread aGNaileee Made dnFiag the pest feair years will bs e0Diips iisd during glle eomiiig twelve na0pths,
 Vev tbis FsasoD, uDe 0v@sall
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
MAFEjt TlIEek NAlJE6l

lRRpigH Rlk NlhAll AkU fafiaf saJ 1ilAlll lNll klAl1iilhlll flflf Al0alllag Nllf ~ lllali Mlehi ~ lbiia plil9N lAllab kllt5Al lnelhfhl l0nlfi Hli NNlel hpll1Al Htstj Nl eelilgl lffliseliili l9lel lglgl NsAf AaF hlaeA fAliH
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
Center Arm Rest

Kew feature this year ln the Buick line ls a center aFm rest in the rear compartment Of Series co Century sedaEe,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08

llnls was approximately 22b A0o GaTs f0p % ayelaee Ol e9 fAls lleg aealg frl pt0fllNlsf, eh per nell Qf blilk aealers made nlolley ibk year Rna lhelg pg9tlls wege talafT lhaD lp previous beagA
Evening star., 1937-08-15
BEAUTY PAGEANT
OPENS SEPT. 7.
atlantic City Preparing for
Coronation of 1887 Miss
America"

ATLANTIC CITY, August l4.-This
the beauty queens from all sections
pf the country, who will come here to
compete for the crown Of Miss Amer
Ca. 1887" during the jubilee Septem-
Der to u.
The addition of the talent feature
m 1885 has gone 4 long way toward
making the jubilee even more enjoy
hble for the spectators and toward
making the winner even more a true
Miss America"
This year the preliminary judging
will be held on the Seel Pier on Tues
pay, Wednesday and Thursday eve
pings, September 7, and 8. Twenty
Pf the so girls will be judged for
beauty and talent on each OF these
f1ights. Five will be selected each time
or the final judging, but their names
Will be withheld until the last night.
At the close OF each elimination the
winner OF the talent prize in that
group will be announced and pre-
Fented with trophy. On Friday eve
hing the Governors ball will be held
n the municipal auditorium and con.
Yention hall. Governors from all OF
ne 48 States have been invited here
rs the guests Of Gov. Harold G.. Hoff-
nan OF New Jersey. The affair will
pe climaxed by the selection of "the
most beautiful girl in evening gown"
inH Will have no bearing on the
electlon of Miss America, 1887"
however.
The finals will be held on the Steel
'ler on Saturday night, when Miss
AMERICA, 1897 will be selected
crowned and presented with the trophy
ano many other prizes which accom-
pany it.
The Festival of Floats, always an
outstanding feature of the Jubilee, will
pe held on the boardwalk on Friday
afternoon. Some so floats. including
several by foreign countries, have al
'eady been entered The beauty con-
estants will all ride in rolling chairs,
appropriately decorated in flowers
prevalent IN their respective commllni-
les. The parade is witnessed each
year by more than half million per-
sons, crowd which it is expected will
oe sWelled this year bv Summer Wis.
tors enabled to remain over du. n
ne TACT that schools in the metro
polltan cities in this area do not open
Until September IS.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
Miami to Have New Track

MIAMI, Fla. August 14.-Comple-
|ion OF the Hollywood Jockey Club.
pe" hilllon-and-a-half-do dollar racing
pant Tor thoroughbreds next Fall
FilI increase the total number of
|racks operating in the Greater Miami
Na 70 three. The other two are
Fa'aieah and Tropical Park tracks
CONSTRUCTION OF the new racing
course Will begin soon. 1t will he
lseo during the Fall, Winter and
Spring seasons. "4'O
Evening star., 1937-08-15
BABY PARADE AUGUST 21
'entnor, N. j., to Award Trophies
and Medals.

VENTNOR, N. J., August IA
Fcores OF babies from nearby States
Flll vie FOR more than 40 silver trophie.
no medals to be awarded during the
nnual Ventnor City baby day parade
pm August 2l. The parade marks the
Ppenlng event Of a beach-and- Board
Faik program, from 1920 am, until
|lsh'1aH, for adults as well as chill
Rren
Evening star., 1937-08-15

Think Of it-Whit-
tails Anglo Worsted
Wilton rugs at such A
price. A gorgeous ar
ray Of Oriental pat
terms 9xl2 It. size
with fringed ends.
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Evening star., 1937-08-15

We will double-cement
this linoleum over felt In
any one room of your
home for this price. Tile
and block patterns.
(6ome discontinued.)