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Evening star., 1938-11-07
loyaIists Launch
Counter-0ffensiye
North Of Ebro River
Government Says Troops
Cross Seere River,
Occupy Soses

BACKGROUND
Lines UeSt OF EbrO Riuer in
Catalonia, established tolloWing
big offensive By Spanish gouern-
nent troops last July, remained
unchanged tor most part until
troops of inSurqent Generals
S1mo Francisco Franco launched
offensive last Ueek. reoccupying
portion OF the right bank OF the
Ebro. Barcelona officials admit
that insurgents hare succeeded in
establishing nerp advance posi-
tons.
By the Associated Press
HENDAYE. France, Nov. T.
Spanish government adviCes said
today government troops had
launched a surprise counter-offen-
sive 10 miles from Lerida on a
front about 80 miles north of the
bitterly ly-contested Ebro River salient.
The report said government troops
had crossed the Segre River at a
brldgehead near Lerida and had oc-
cupled the village of Soses, taking
several hundred lnsurgent prisoners.
The new area of hoStilltleS is on
the west bank of the Segre, i'm
portant to the government as a
source Of water power for electricity
IN Barcelona's industries. Lerida,
the chief power supply source, has
been held by the insurgents since
last April ,.
Report Town Encircled.
Spanish insurgent dispatches re-
ported earlier that GenerallSSimo
Francisco Frances forces had en-
circled Mora de Ebro, the govern
ment'S salient on the west bank of
the Ebro River, and that the town
already had been reduced to a heap
OF smoking ruins.
Capture of Mora de Ebro by the
insurgents would wipe out the last
Of the gains made by government
armies in their offensive July 25 on
the important Ebro front.
Government reports admitted only
that the enemy succeeded in max
ing slight advances on a very re-
duced 'front.'
BeniSanet Occupation Complete.
Despite a series of smashing gov
ernment counterattackS, the insur-
gents reported their troops had COM
pleted occupation of Benisanet, just
to the south of Mora de Ebro. and
had marched on toward the latter
town.
Government armies concentrated
their attacks on the center of the
front from Mora de Ebro to Corbera
West of Mora de Ebro, where the
ground was torn by steady rain of
bombs and artillery shells, thou
sands of fighters We're locked in
hand -to-hand fighting.
Government reports said the in
surgents had employed more than
400 tanks and hundreds of planes in
the march against Mora de Ebro. but
asserted the enemy suffered ex-
seedingly heavy casualties"
: Dispatches from both sides indi-
Gated combined casualties for the
two armies in eight days of fight
ing had mounted to more than 5000
men.
Evening star., 1938-11-07

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, Nov. IA 17-year-old
Polish Jew, declaring he had gone
to avenge his countrymeA who have
been expelled from Germany. today
shot and gravely wounded a secra-
tary of the German Embassy.
The secretary, Ernst Won Rati1,
32-year-old nephew of the late Rol-
and Koester, former German AM
bassador to France, was taken to a
| hospital, where he underwent an
operation for removal of bullets
from his abdomen and one shoulder.
The assailant, who gave his name
as Herschel Grynszpan, formerly Of
Hanover, Germany, was captured
by embassy attaches after a prief
scuftle and handed over to the
French police.
An embassy spokesman said the
youth who fired the shot declared
he wanted to avenge his Polish
brethren
The youth entered the Embassy
! at 9:35 am. He was taken to the
| Office of Won Rath. who is attached
to German Legation service as well
as to the Embassy. Two pistol
shots rang out. and other attaches
came on the run.
| Both shots struck Won Rath and
wounded him grayely. He was taken
to a nearby hospital.
The Embassy spokesman charged
that the youth was excited by
! Jews in France"
The Embassy said the youth first
made a short speech to the secre-
/ tary telling him he had come to
avenge his countrymen.
Then he pulled the pistol and
fired. One bullet entered Won
Raths right shoulder, the other
the left part of the abdomen.
The youth carried Polish pass
port. although born in Hanover,
the Embassy said.
Evening star., 1938-11-07
Koiser's Kin Gets Term
On Morals CHARGE

BERLIN, Nov. 7 R)-Prince
Frederick Leopold of Prussia today
was sentenced to two years impris-
onment on a charge of immortality.
The prince, 43 years old, is the son
of the late Prince Frederick Leopold,
who was second cousin of the
former Kaiser.
Evening star., 1938-11-07
w. P. A. Worker Suicide

William D. Davis, 40. w. P. A.
worker, was found dead yesterday
in his gas-filled room at ll48 Seven
teenth street NV. Coroner A. Ma
gruder Macdonald issued a certifi-
cate of suicide.
Police were told Mr.. Davis had
been despondent because Of III
health.
Evening star., 1938-11-07
Report fer Last ~ Hsurs.

Record for Last r. Hours.
tFrom noon Yesterday to noon today)
Hishest. 13. pm. yesterday. Year
ago 6f
Lowest. SO, am today. Year ago. SO.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Hishest. a6 on AUGUST Is
Lowest. Is, on January IS.
Humidity fer Last ~ Mours
tFrom noon Yesterday to noon TO-DAY,
Highest, as per cent. at 40 m today
Lowest. "A per cent. at noon today.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey)
Today Tomorrow
High - 100 q m. s:S3 a. m,
Low " I:49 I'm. 2:33 M
HiHh ------- 7.4 pm. Sis pm
Low -------- las pm. 2:30 pm.
The Sun and Msen.
Rises Sets,
Sun, today - 6:4l 5O2
Sun, tomorrow 642 Sol
Moon, today- 456 pm. 6:l7Am
Auto@obus uehts must b turned an
0no-hAH hour A$ter sunset.
Evening star., 1938-11-07

and create disorder through out
siderS."
Neither the c. l. 0. nor the A. F..
of L., however, has taken a definite
stand on Mr.. Ely or Mr.. Barbour.
Democratic chiefs were counting
heavily on the New Deal support
given Mr.. Ely by Postmaster Gen.
eral Farley, Secretary of War Wood
ring, Assistant Navy Secretary Edi-
son and other administration lead
ers who spoke in New Jersey for
him.
Evening star., 1938-11-07
Polish Jew Shoots
Reich Diplomat in
France for REVENGE
Youth Critically Wounds
Secretary to Avenee
Ousted Thousands

BACKGROUND
Germany and Poland Uere en-
gagged last meek in mild con-
troUerSy oUer status OF Polish
Je1Cs in Germany. Germany
shipped several thousand back to
homeland in fear that new
Polish passport regulations might
deprive them OF Polish citizen
ship and ledDe them as public
charges on Germanys hands.
Evening star., 1938-11-07

The Sun and Meen.
Evening star., 1938-11-07

(Fur nished BY United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey)
Evening star., 1938-11-07
Precipitation,

Precipitation.
MONTHLY Precipitation IN inches In this
CAPITAL (currenJ month IN Gatel.
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Where Salt Is Roked
For Your TobIe

CRUISING about in the West
~ Indies some time about 1878,
BermudianS first visited the upin-
habited Turks and CaicOS Islands
lying at the southeastern end Of
The Bahamas, found they possessed
vast quantities of salt. So began
an industry which today is still the
main work of this tiny island
group.
The Turks and Caicos Islands,
more than 80 in all, with an area
Of less than 200 square miles, are
Of coral and sand formation. The
Turks islands are so named from
the cactus resembling a turban,
The largest of the group is Grand
Caicos, which is 20 miles long, six
wide. The seat of government Is
at Grand Turk.
In ITO the British were expelled
from the islands by the SpaniardS,
but they returned eventually and
revived the salt trade, chiefly with
he United States. BY 1765 Great
Britain had finally established full
claim, and has held them since.
Though geographically a part OF
the Bahamas, the group forms a
separate government today under.
direction of Jamaica. SiSal hemp
and sponges are chief exports in
addition to salt. A Coronation
stamp of ne dependency is shown
here.
Copyright, 1898, NEA Service. Inc.1
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DAYS in Tennessee.

days in Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Cox had a!
their dinner guest Sunday, Rev
Harrison and others from Soutl
Carolina.
X. X. Cox and son, Horace, OF
Inman, S. c., called in this sec
ton recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Conner ant
children of Fletcher, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Con
nor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Justus OF
Edneyville, called at Mrs. jim
Justus' home Sunday afternoon.
Little Piggy and Lucille Con
nor of Fletcher, spent Monday
with little Billy and Myrtle Con
nor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Cox called
en- Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Conner or
Monday afternoon.
S. Maxwell of Hendersonville
called at his camp here last week
B. P. Connor is making repairs
on his house. ...
The people of this community
are very busy with their crops
during these few pretty days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Cox also
Broadus Cox made trip to Hen
Jacksonville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Williams
also Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Common
and Mrs. B. P. Connor attended
the camp meeting at Greenville
on last Sunday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Rhodes OF
Kyles Creek, were through this
section recently.
Miss Pauline Conner spent
Sunday night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Cunningham
near Fletcher.
One patent in five granted II
Il -.
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WPA To Spend 10
Millions In Relief
Coin For Clothing

WASHINGTON, June Is. (UP).
Works Progress Administrators
Harry l.. Hopkins announced yes
terday that the WPA will pur-
chase $4,000, 900 Of surplus
stocks Of mems, women's and
chiidren's clothing for distfibuc
ton to persons on relief by state
departments of public welfare. c'
He said that funds for the puf-
chase, suggested by Sidney Hill
man, president of the CLOS
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
of America, will be derived eth
er from available cash or from
new relief funds provided by con-
gress in the recovery-relief Bill
for 1889.
The clothing will be purchased
from manufacturers in all sec
lions of the country and the con-
tracts will call for immediate de-
livery, he said. He added that it
would result in immediate stimu-
lation of employment in the cloth.
ing industry and reduce large inr
ventories. ...-. IN
Hopkins said Hillman estimated
that 10000 clothing workers
would benefit by the plan and
that once present surpluses were
eliminated, manufacturers would
gain confidence, acquire new
stocks and thus put more persons
to work.
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REV. HAROLD SMITH
WILL SPEAK 10 A. nj.
THURSDAY AT BETHEL

Rev. J. Harold Smith. who is
conducting a revival campaign in
the tent at the corner Of Second
avenue and Church street, will
speak at Bethel Wesleyan Metho-
dist church Thursday morning at
10 o'clock. the pastor, Rev. Lo-
reno A. Harvey, announced this
morning.
Bethel church is located in the
Tracey Grove community, three
and a half miles from Henderson
vile. Mr.. Harvey explains that it
may be reached by entering the
Dana highway from Chimney
Rock highway, turning right at
Hoke's store, then bearing right
again after crossing the bridge
on gravel road. This road should
be followed for two and a half
miles, he states. The pastor in
vites the general public to this
service.
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MINER HELD In
WIFE'S DEATH


ST. CHARLES, Va, June 10
(UP) - R. B. Alexander, ~,
southwest Virginia coal miner
was held without bond pending
an investigation of the fatal
shooting of his 32-year-old wife
last night. :,
Police Officer F. F. Napier said
an inquest was under way to de.
termine if murder charges should
be filed against the youth. His
wife was killed by pistol bullet
last night.
st. Charles is mining village
on the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS line, 20
miles from Harlan, KY, scene OF
bloody labor battles.
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DICTATOR LECHE
AND MUSSOLINI
SWAP PORTRAITS

BATON ROUGE, La, June Is.
(UP)-Among the souvenirs OF
Governor Richard w. Leche yes
terday was a large portrait Of Be-
nito Mussolini, on which was en-
graved: "To his excellency, Gov
ernor Richard w. Leche of Lou
isiana, with cordial greetings" 1t
was signed simply, "Mussolini."
eve dictators have to stick to-
gether," said the governor, look.
ing over the portrait. "I'll send
him one back signed Ieche.'"
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CHESTNUT GROVE

CHESTNUT GROVE, June IS.
Rev. Harrison Of Imam, S. c.,
filled the regular appointment
for Rev. Sawyer Sunday. The
messagey:1Ya greatly enjoyed by
all. 4 o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Williams
of Hendersonyille, called in this
section Sunday.
A number from here attended
the tent revival at Henderson
vile Sunday afternoon conducted
by Rev. Harold Smith Of Green
vile, S. G..
J. F. Justus is spending a few
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MUST co TO SCHOOL

REDWOOD CITY, Cal. (UP).
California jockeys are to have a
higher cultural status hereafter
than is usually found in the pro-
fession. Pansy Abbott, superin-
tendent of schools, has issued an
order that they must attend
school the same as others under
Is. The order affects 40 jockeys
at the Bay Meadow tracks alone.
Special classes will be held at the
race course.
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THE RACKET STORE overstoek-
ed shoe sale, will save YOU
hearty 1-2 on your needs: Big
shipment of the Star Brand
solid leather shoes for all the
family is included in this sale. .
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I3--Merchandise

THOSE HOUSE REPAIRS can be
done by Federal Housing Loans
without mortgage. See Us
about it.. Hendersonville Lum-
her Co. Phone AZ. Near de-
FO0i 49, &
pot.
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WANTED-Handcrafta articles to
sell on commission at store,
corner Third Ave. and Church
St.
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1I-Household Goods

BARGAINS Iron bed (eom-
plete) solid oak dresser, wash
stand. City gas stove. Window
shades. Davenport, chair. Do
kalsomining, repairs all kinds
Bill Williams, corner Church
and Third.
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I2-Radios and Service

RADIOS for rent by week, month
or wear. Midcity Tire Co.
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FOR SALE - Chevrolet pickup
truck, radio, heatrola, kitchen
cabinet. Will trade for COW,
hogs. Govan Hyder. Cherry st. y
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I7-Houses

FURNISHED HOUSES for rent
by owners. Large and small,
city and suburban. Apply Mil
ler's Laundry & Dry Cleaners.
Phone 153.
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HUDENTS ON VACATION! WANT A JOB? "POSITION-
WANTED ADS HAVE FOUND EMPL OYMENT FOR MANY
PITTSBURGH PANTS

For outside and interior of your
home make a better lob. See
US for floor sanding and re
finishing.
Hendersonville Hardware Co. =
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EERTILIZER Soc off all
grades. One Ford and one
Chevrolet pickup truck, models
1888. House trailer, new tires.
Potato grader. Cash or time.
III. D. HYder.
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There is much less moisture in
the air in winter than in summer,
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TWO BEAUTIFUL Wilton rugs,
practically new, cost new over
SIS, approximate size 9xl2 feet,
choice for $25 each, or both
for S45. Also washing machine,
practically new, cost when
bought over 500, only $25. TIA
W. Sixth Ave.
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For Rent
l6-Apartments

APARTMENTS, ROOMS, a beds,
"A dressers, dining room table,
chairs, gas range. Reasonable.
TIA Oakland st.
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GARDEN AND FARM TOOLS
See us for 4-foot cultivators,
cultivator points, double-foot
plows, hoes, etc. Full line gar
den tools, screen wire, grain
cradles, etc. Walker Hardware
Co.
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CARLOAD of Chamberlain Cop
R-Loy roofing just received.
Our experience has demonstrat-
ed this to be good roofing:
Hendersonville Supply & Coal
% Phone 500.
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S-Foodstuffs

sSY FED FRIERS, hens,
E.. poultry, eggs, fish, vege-
f. NJ K. Cox. Phone 848
'~d Ave. E.
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4-ROOM APARTMENT, Newly
renovated. All conveniences,
Large, cool porch and garage.
In private home. 419 Fourth
Ave. w. Phone 464-J.
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loc TAXI 10c-Between 4th and
5th, on Church. Phone 9144. =
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Special Notices
PERSONAL
nI n It GET DE %

MEN OLD AT 40! GET PEP.
VH1E1N New Ostrex Tonic Tab
lets contain raw oyster invigo-
rators and other stimulants.
One dose starts new pep. Value
$1.0O. Special price, Csc. Call,
write Justus Pharmacy.
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Transportation

LOCAL, long distance hauling;
agency for Allied Van Lines to
and from any place in y. S,
Vile Transfer Co. Phone 1911
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6--Business Services

PALM BEACH SUITS. We fol.
low the formula authorized nv
Goodall Co., the makers Of
Palm Beach suits. Ask about
our bachelor laundry bundle
A service for any laundry or
cleaning need. Phone 688
Abbott-Knight. Branch 412 N.
Church St. =
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and Plants

||ooAIE PLANTS - SOC per
lopcnhagen, Prem. Flat
~ SUGGESTIONS. w. S. Lock
/ miles out on clear Greek
Or ?. D. Box 535.
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28-Help (Male)

man or woman to
handle established grocery
route. Must be honest and en-
ergetic. No investment or ex-
perience required. We teach
you. Earnings should average
$25 weekly to start. Address
Box No. 367, Newark, n. j.
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FOR RENT - Four-room apart
ment, neatly furnished with
bath. One mile out. Route Z
Hendersonville. w. E. Heaton.
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9-Personal Property

RADIO BARGAINS; cabinet and
table models, slightly used,
priced 50 to SO. Harrison Hy-
der, CAT Cherry st.
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livestock and Poultry
3-A-PETS

fSsRED Cocker Spaniels, 8
nuns. Helen Rowland, 4l5
Ath Ave. w.
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LAUNDRY-We have a laundry
service to fit your home re-
Quirements. Our dry cleaning
satisfies most particular Gus
toners. Miller's Laundry &
Cleaners. Phone 153. 12O
Fourth Ave. E.
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GOOD NEWS-Dividends at d
percent per annum, amounting
to over $4,000 will be distribut-
ed June 80. Will you get a
part? If not, get your funds to
US before July 10, and get a
full semi-annual dividend at
end of year. First Federal Saw
ings & Loan. +
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professional Services

OUR WATCH REPAIR business
is growing because of satlstac-
tory work. Charlie French, Jew
eler, between Patterson's and
Hot Spot.
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Wanted
27-Farm Products

SEE HATCHS MARKET at de-
pot for top price and delivery
date of veal calves. Phone $40.
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WANTED - Sewing, plain and
fancy. Alterations and darning
q speciality. No. pa Fifth Ave.
West. Phone $751;. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
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FOR RENT TO ADULTS hree-
room garage apartment; FUR
nished with bath. One mile o1s'
Route 2, HendersonVille' M u
Mrs. B. B. Wlkie.
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One patent in five granted in
this country is a chemical patent.
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WASH SUITS-Those light sum-
mer suits are given proper at
tention for most satisfactory
wear. Call E. l.. Roper or c. C..
Collins. Superior Laundry.
Phone 142.
The Washington times., 1938-03-23

dozen scoreleSS innings in yester.
days battle, with nine scoreless
frames against the Tigers, make a
total of Is horse collars against
major league competition.
NEED BONURA
OF course, we didn't have zeke
Bonura in the game. We won't
have him in the game today, nor
will he play for several days: pos
Sibly a week. But If Harris and
the boys are waiting for wash.
ington's walloping wop," Just
fancy what we might anticipate
If the trade hadn't been made.
Yves Ferrell pitched fine ball in
some respects in his three In
nings. He allowed only two hits.
That might indicate shut-out ball.
But wait a minute. Ferrell pitched
q pay ball to Virgil Davis with
two on bases. Davis hit it over
the fence for a home run. Cooke
hit a triple and scored on an In
field out. Two hits for seven
bases and four runs. Not bad, eh
what?
Jimmy DeShong moved down
the Reds, all except Mccormick;
He tripled but failed to score. In
the ninth, a triple, q double and
q single produced two runs for
CONTINUED ON Page 22, Col 81
The Washington times., 1938-03-23
EASTERN FIVE
LEAVES MAR. 80

EaStern's interhigh basketball
champions will entrain next
Wednesday, March 80, for Glens
Falls, N. Y, where they will COM
pete in the Eastern States basket.
ball tournament, lasting from
March 81 until April 2.
The entries, now completed,
also include Brown Prep, Of Phil
adelphia, Pa, defending cham
pions; English High, Of Lynn
Mass, which accepted the invi-
tation yesterday; Lawrencevllle
IN. j.. Prep; Atlantic City IN. J0
High; White Plains IN. j. High:
Vincentian Institute. Albany, N.
Y, and st. Mary'S Academy,
GlenS Falls.
The Lincoln Parkers will re.
main until Sunday, regardless OF
the outcome of their first game
against an opponent that Is as
yet unsolicited.