davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1938-05-14
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

CONN. AVE. NEAR WARDMAN PARK
Newly furnished: large foyer. living ROOM
er: new Kelvinator radio. linens. dishes;
reasonable to responsible couple. Adams
Evening star., 1938-05-14

COOL, 2 EXPOS, : WINDOWS; ALL FINE
outlook; 1920 s St. Apt. 6O2: through
Oct = Z rms, k. and b.; flrst-class. North
3192-W. Ia
Evening star., 1938-05-14

WIDOWS LOVELY. QUIET, CLEAN
home private floor; rooms. private
bath: heat. light. gas. electric refriger-
Evening star., 1938-05-14

SUBLET-THE LA SALE. 1o2S CONNEC-
ticut ave. Apt. 200-Handsomely lur-
nished: foyer, living room, Kitchen. Two
bedrms. twin beds) and tile bath. Key
at desk Phone Met. 216l. 10
Evening star., 1938-05-14

e6l9 GARFIELD ST. NV, = 2-ROoM
and clean: pvt. bath; gas, elec. incl; reas:
1884 COLUMBIA RD. NV. - SINGLE
room apt. semi-private bath. for lght
Oh
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-20
Nejvyssi soud pro pravo
delnikH.

Nejvyssf spolkovy soud We
Washingtonu vynesl rozsudek,
kterym potvrdil pravo delnfku
ma ochranu narodn1ho delnic-
keno vyboru, pak-li delnfci wy
sli ma stavku nasledkem ne
spravedliveho zachazeni Sc
strany zamestnavatele. Tfmto
rozhodnut1m bylo potvrzeno
rozhodnut1 delnickeho vyboru,
ktery naTfdil Mackay Radio &
Telegraph Co., jez nar1dil, a.
by pet ma stavku vyslych del.
nik1 bylo v San Francisco wa.
to do prace. Nejvyssf soud
zvratil rozhodnutf apelacnfhc
soudu, jenz nechtel povoliti
ably stavkaTi byli watt do pra.
ce a rozhodl, re stavkari ne.
jsou vice zamestnanci, pone.
vadz pry pTerusili styky Sc "a.
mestnavatelem. Tyr soud pc.
volil take Edison Co. v New
Yorku, ably pTfpad mohl by
znovuuvazen a rozhodnuti ma
rodnfho delnickeho vyborl
zvraceno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-20
Ford hodla uzavEiti tovarnu
v Mexiku.

Fordova spolecnost pro W.
robu automobile oznamila Via
de mexicke, re hodla sve dill
ny, We kterych jsou auta skla-
dana, zavf1ti a opustf mexic-
kou p1du, jestli Sc vlada me-
xicka nepostara, ably byly stav
ky skonceny v dflnach spolec-
nosti. Byla nasledkem stavky
prace 1plne nemozna v dill
mach, kter6 mali cenu $780,
600. Vyrovnan1 must byti ia
kove, ably spolecnost mohla
zamestnavati neuniove delhi
ky.
Zavfen1 tovarny je nome,
kdyz delnfci budou klasti ne
NONE pozadavky, anebo kdyz
vlada zjevne nebude Sc stara-
tt, ably bylo jednano die zako-
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-20
RUDY DUSEK zapasiti Dude
JACKEM LEAGUE
priSti txden

Pristf dtery, dine "a. kvetna
V kf1zkovych zapasech pofa-
danych V Carlins Park Rudy
DuSek utka Sc S Jackem Lea
que V hlavnfm zapase.
V nasledujfcich 4 zapasech
1cinkovati budou:
Reb Russell VS.. Ed Meske F;
Bibber Mccoy vs.. Abe Cole
man; Rajah Pangit VS.. Joe
Maynard; Lee Wing VS.. Geo.
Kindyli.
Vstupne jest: 6Oc, S1.2O a
$3.50. zeny V prGvodu muze
mali vstup volny.
Minute 1tery hlavnf zapas
mezi Rude Duskem a Danno
O'Mahony prohlasen byl "a
nerozhodnuty kdyz nastala no.
dina 11:30, cas- v kteryz vse-
chny zapasy ukonceny byti
must die haf1zenf zdejsi athle-
tickle komise. Zapas sc velice
zamlouval pT1tomnym ktefi ma
plnili arenu az do posledniho
m1sta.
George Zaharias porazil
Chief Thunderbirda, Indiana
v 13 minutach.
Jack League zdolal Ed Stran-
gler White v 8 minutach.
Bibber Mccoy zvftezil mad
Clnanem Lee Vat Wing kdyz
20 Is minutovem krfzkovanf
Mccoy padl ma Cfnana a tento
v bezvedomf zGstal lezeti.
Joe Maynard porazil Sid
Westricha V IA minutach.
Ralph Garibaldi porazil Be-
ba Westricha v &c minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-20
Advokat zabit obchodnfkem.

V Care, Mich, policie zmoc-
Mia Sc Jacka Livingstone a
vyslychala no O nedavnych O.
lejovych obchodech, ably male
fla motiv k vrazde, jejiz obeti
stall Sc Isaias Leebove, new
yorsky advokat a prominentni
michigansky politik.
Livingston byl zatcen, kdyz
jak pravi svedci, vstal cd sve-
no stolu We vycepu hotelu, "a
strelil Leeboveho a poranil By
roma Gelera, byvaleho asisten-
ia statn1ho generalniho navlad
n1ho.
Geler byl dopraven do ne
mocnice, kde lekaTi Sc vyslovi-
Ii, re snad jej zachran1 ma Ii
WI. V dobe stTelby byla S MIN
jeho mlada zena, S niz byl Cd
dan pred deseti dny, ktera ne
byla zranena.
Policie dovedela Sc, re Liv-
ingston, promoter olejovych
kontrakt1 a Leebove byli vel
kymi soupefi v obchode. Sna-
lila Sc zjistiti, IDA toto nepTa-
telstvi nema CO ciniti S vraz-
dou.
Gellerova udala, re kratce
pc te, kdyz vesla S muzem do
mfstnosti, prisedl 81 k MIN Lee
bove. Rekla: "Kdyz rozmluva
stocila Sc ma obchod S petrole-
jem, Livingston vstal Cd SOU
sedniho stolku, vynal revolver
a zastrelil Leeboveho."
Leebove narodil sc v Pitts
burghu a graduoval ma Cum
berlandske universite v Leba-
non, Tenn. Provozoval advo-
katn1 praxi v Texas a Oklaho-
me nez zahajil karieru obhaj-
&c We vecech trestn1ch v New
Yorku, kde, jak Sc prav1, byl
dobrym pT1telem Arnolda
Rothsteina. Zastupoval Jacka
Diamonda a Owney Maddena
a pc 1nosu Lindberghova dec
ka tvrdil, re je pravnlm "a
stupcem Salvatore Spitaleho a
Irvinga Bite, kteTi byli jme-
novani zprostTedkovateli s
"podsvetfm" v marnem poku-
SUI O vraceni d6cka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-20
Chtsla udelat muzi radost.

Praporcfk Prednosil, velitel
cetnicke STANCE v Calove, ode
sci ma sluzebn1 poch1zku. Ia
jeho nepT1tomnosti mu bylo
pfivezeno do domacnosti pole
move drfv1. Manzelka no chte-
la pffjemne pTekvapit a dala
Sc sama do Tezanf dTfvf, k ce-
muz pouzila cirkularky. Roz-
rezala celou zasobu a posledni
poleno nasla pod pilou. Kdyz
Sc pro ne shybala, byla zachy-
cena pilou, ktera il urizla pra-
YOU ruku az pc zapestl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-20
Roztrzity professor.

Profesorska roztrzitost je
odedavna oblfbenym tercem
vtipkafG. Neni to arcit prava
roztrzitost, ale prave naopak,
nejvyss1 stupen soustredeni ma
urcitou otazku, ktere' nedovo-
luje myslenkam, ably bloudily,
tfeba jen pc nejblizsfm okolf.
T1mto zpGsobem- 81 musite W.
svetlit spolecensky pfecin,
jehoz Sc dopustil letos O prazd
ninach jeden mas znamy histo-
rik. Chodil polnfmi pesinami
a pfemyslel o urcitem profile
mu a dolby Vaclava H., kdyz v
tom do neho kdosi vrazil. Pan
professor, ktery byl ma to IVY
ky re svych cest prazskymi u
licemi, omluvil Sc lined svym
obvyklym: "Racte laskave
prominout." PAX 81 vsak pre-
ce Jen uvedomil, re Sc omlou-
val zcela obycejne rebate kra-
We. Mrzelo no to a predsevzal
ST, re 81 da pc druhe pozor. A
vskutku, "a pet minut Ease ne
KIDD o nej zavadil. Byla to
chot m1stniho advokata, ktera
zaslechla k nejvysslmu svemu
1zasu kterak Sc il omlouva sve
Ito Karlovy university a vycho
vatel mladeze slovy: "Jdes s
cesty, ty mrcho!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-20
MaIy OZnamOyatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE-ETC

PRODAM tri pozemky Go
ty) ma Hartford Road Hamil-
ton velmi LEVINE. K doptan1 V
els. 965 N. Collington Avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-20
Devet usmrceno We stroskota.
ne vzducholodi.

Vzducholod', jez vyplula 2
Union Air Terminal v Bur,
bank, stroskotala Sc v pondeli
ma horske vysine, asi 80 mil cd
mista, odkud vyplula. Znice-
nou vzducholod nalezl We sire
du rano Walter Peterson, far
mar, jenz s jinymi hledal po-
stradanou vzducholod. Sc
vzducholodf pfislo O zivot 9 O.
sob. Mezi mimi jsou dive dit
ky: hoch 3 roxy starry a dfvka
2R meslce stara.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-20

" Sumperku ma severnf Mo-
rave neznamf pachatele 70
hyzdili tamnejs1 pomnfk zes-
nuleho Tomase G.. Masaryka,
presidenta-osvoboditele Csl.
republiky. MasarykGv POM
mix byl pomazan barvou a ma
malovana ma mem naZisticka
swastika, hakovity kf1z.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-20
Ceska studentka navStivi Evro-
pu zdarma.

z Clevelandu 2Oleta Rita
Hlavlnova, studentka ma kole-
il Flora Stone Mother pTi uni
versite Western Reserve, chy-
sta Sc ma cestu do Evropy, KITE
ra il nebude mic staff. Zvitezi-
la totiz loni v zaT1 pri modni
soutezi zavodu Under Compa-
ny.
Pojede ma palacove lodi
"Normandie" a v Europe sc
zdrz1 tri tydny v Par1zi, nacez
~navstfvf Rivieru, Svycarsko q
Anglii. Je dcerou krajans
Vincenta S. Hlavfna a meter.
znameho 1rednfka apelacnihc
soudu Vaclava Metlicky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-20
Pro So.

V Clevelandu dostal Sc "a
Lefty Lewis w. Gains do hadky
s nejakym muzem, ktery pry
mu dluzil re hry diva dollary.
Pre- Sc zvrhla We rvacku pfi n1z
GainsGv protivn1k vytahl nGz
a pobodal no ma prsou. Jak
Sc jim ohan6l, videt z toho, re
div mu take neur1znul ODE u
81. Jedna rama pronikla hlu-
boko k srdci a mela Ia nasle-
dek, re pobodany muz Ia pGl
hodiny ma to V nemocnici sko-
nal. Utocnfk byl polici1 media
leko m1sta GNU zatcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-20
Ceska osetrovatelka poctsns

Vera Vlkova graduovala z
osetrovatelske skoly pTi st.
Johns nemocnice V Brooklyne
s takovym prospechem, re j
byla udelena vyrocni cena DR..
Fairhairna, ktera sc udeluje
kazdy rok "a zvlaste dokonale
vykOny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-20
VzpOff11nka.

S bolesti avsak S laskou v
srdc1 vzpomlname ma den %.
kvetna neb tomu jest jiz 13 ro-
XII CO navzdy mas opustila ma
Sc milovana dcera a sestra
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-20
Lupici ~zastreleni.

Y East Palestine, O., diva re
ctyf lupicG, kter1 pokusili Sc O
loupez V klubu Eagles, byli "a
streleni policif, ktera ma ne Ct
hala. Byli v Mich zjisteni Mike
Lepusan, %, a John Yurko, 81
rok starry. Oba pochazeli z
Yorkstown. DruZl diva uprchli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-20
Chicago SETH.

Mesto Chicago odlozilo 686
cisticG ulic a zametac1, ably u
setrilo $4,000 mesfcne. Pred
soda unie, Mike Carrozzo hro-
ri, jestli nebudou watt do pra-
ce,ze 10000 jinych mestskych
zTlzenc1 vyjde ma stavku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-20
Spatne Sc odplatil.

Esther Youth V Chicago ma
bizela psu, ktery zabloudil do
jej1 taverny pivo. Kdyz mu ma
lila ma tal1r, pes k pivu cichl a
kousnuv zenu do nosu, utekl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-20
Spadlou zdi klastera Is
usrnrceno,

We Quito, v ~jihoamericke
republice Ecuador, patnact O.
sob usmrceno bylo, kdyz ma ne
spadla zed v 1tery z klastera
Sancta Clara. Zed, dlouha a.
81 400 stop, spadla nahle. Vsi-
chni usmrcenf byli chodci jdou
CT v nestestl tom ulicl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-20
Henlein " Londyns.

IAOIII dO IICIllClIl, VCOOuCl Id
zisticke strany v Ceskosloven-
sku setrval temer cely patek S
britskymi politickymi predaky
V Londyne.
Henlein asi Sc SNAIL pTemlu-
viii anglicke politiky, re jeho
podmfnky diktovane csl. Wade
jsou "pfimeTene a rozumne".
Byl pozvan k obedu britskym
statn1kem Winstonem Church.
illem, ktery minuly tyden "a
dial O obklopenf Nemecka re-
tezem malych a velkych naro-
d1 a "a spoluprace Ruska. O.
bedu S Churchillem byl prito-
men sir Archibald Sinclair,
v1dce liberalni oposice, a prof.
Lindermann, britska autorita
ma protileteckou obranu.
Odpoledne pax ma "caji'
byl Henlein pozvan k Haroldu
Nicolsonovi, u nehoz byli pT1-
tomni: Mark Patrick, sekretaT
vscounta Cranbornea; brigad-
nj general E. l.. Spears a ko-
mander-porucik Reginald Flet
cher, vSichni ostTf odpGrci ma
zistickeho Nemecka.
Henlein byl pc cely den do
provazen plukovnfkem Chris
item, byv. vojenskym atas6 V
Berllne, nadsenym obhajcem
nacismu. Henlein pry take
navstivil SRA Roberta Vansit-
tarta, byv. podsekretaTe min.
zahranic1, nynf poradce vlady
o zahranicn1 politice.
Csl. vyslanec Jan Masaryk,
~navst1vil zahranicn1 minister
stvo, kde rozmlouval O csl.
menSinove otazce sc SIREN A
lexandrem Cadoganem, podse-
kretarem ministerstva zahra-
nicn1ch vecf.
Londynsky journalistic Via
dimfr Poliakow (rusky emf
grant) v Chimes" tvrdf, re
BRITISH statn1ci v souhlase S ira
dicn1 britskou politikou ucini
nyni vsechno, ably Sc pokusili
o sm1rnou dohodu S Nemci, "a
podminek, jez oni povazujf "a
"cestne."
Y "NeW York Times" ko-
mentuje Anne McCormickova
londynskou ~navstevu Henlei-
novu a spatTuje v nj pr1znivy
naznak pro Ceskoslovensko.
Tato navsteva pry jest prvni
naznak re Dude mono dos1ci
pacifistickeho (sm1rneho) Wy
rovnan1 a naznacuje pry popr-
We, re Nemecko nen1 pfiprave-
no k rozhodnemu utkani k vi
ii sudetskym NemcGm. Hen
lein Poole zprav Sc ~zastavil
nejprve v Berl1ne, neil odle-
tel do Londyna a lie tezko po-
chybovati, re Sc neporadil S
nacistickymi sefy neil Sc dial
ma exkursi. Soucasne, kdyz
Henlein mluvil S britskymi po-
litiky, britsky vyslanec Hen
derson varoval nemecke mini
sterstvo zahranicn1ch vecf
pred vaznymi dGsledky neja-
Ike Intervene v Ceskosloven-
sku. Nemecko nemGze pocl-
tat, re by Britanie zGstala ne
utralni a mimo konflikt. Hen
leinova navsteva takto NIUE
byti znamkou, re i Nemci by
pTivftali kompromis.
Winston Churchill v pom
pc poradach S Henleinem pro-
hlasil, re vyhl1dky jsou edo
bre ma pTatelske d~ohodnut1" v
Ceskoslovenskem problemu.
Ackoliv nejmenoval Hen
LENA a nemluvil o jeho dvou-
dennlm pobytu v Londyne,
Churchill Tekl, re m1rove Wy
hlidky jsou "daleko lepsl nez-
Ii ia jsem ocekaval." Dale re-
XII: "Nevid1m pT1cinu, proc
Nemci nemeli by byti
dGveTovani." Ma jinem m1ste
fekl, re Sudetskym NemcGm
by Sc zle darilo, kdyby poza-
davky jejich je vedly do valky,
ponevac jejich distrikty v Ces-
koslovensku ma zapadni a w
chodn1 strane by Sc staly bojis-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-11-18

Chairman John O'Connor of the rules
committee, since purged out of a
Democratic denomination in the 18th
New York Congressional district.
Purged though he was, O'Connor's
work lives after him.
Inasmuch as the New Dealers
couldn't put through their reorganiza-
ton program in the 18th Congress, it
isn't likely that they can do it in the
10Th, considering that in the 10th they
will be weaker than in the last one.
Yet it generally is agreed that re-
organization is greatly needed.
Accordingly, the Brownlow prescrip-
ton having been stymied, Byrds will
have another chance to be heard from.
The executive end of our govern
ment includes nearly 100 so-called Gin,
dependent" offices. They're about 80
percent executive, 80 percent legisla-
tive, 30 percent judicial and 10 per-
cent miscellaneous. They overlap, they
conflict and approximately half of
them are superfluous. Maybe the super
fluous half meant something once,
they've outlived their usefulness.
Plus all this each cabinet depart
ment has a lot of sub-bureaus, which,
it's conceded by every one, would
greatly benefit by overhauling and
Redistribution.
Efficiency Versus Economy.
Senator Byrd's notion is to elimi-
nate and make compact. He reasons
rightly that efficiency thus will be
promoted, and he stresses the point
that it will save money. Economy is
a pretty important item with him.
The Brownlow plan doesn't con-
template any direct economies. In
fact, it hints at the establishment of
one or two additional cabinet depart
ments. While it was under debate on
Capitol Hill its opponents complained
that it failed to promise any cut in
appropriations. Senator Byrnes had
to admit it, but contended that more
efficiency indirectly would be econo-
mica1.
The nub of it is:
Senator Byrnes holds that a couple
of extra cabinet departments would
trim down the size. of the executive
end of the government. Senator Byrd
holds that they wonldn't.
Furthermore Byrd wants Congress
to do the recognizing, according to
what Congress thinks best. Brownlow
wants Congress to authorize the Pres
ident to- reorganize lad lii" and let
| him alone. to go ahead with it, ain-
| bothered by legislative interference.
His theory is that Congress talks
about Reorganization but never does
any that one man could get results,
| left to do it by his own personal
ukase-
Possibly he could. Dictatorial rule,
if competent, if efficient. Senator
Byrd, however, doesn't consider it
| democratic.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-11-18
Byrd To Push Reorganiz-
ing Plan Of Own
CONTINUED from page One.)

NOOuIl1lucO 1IOII rage Oue.J
at the time a presidential reorganiza-
ton commission was created, back in
the early days of the last session on
Capitol Hill. surmise that the presi-
Dental commission was put into ac-
ton because the administration didn't
like the direction that the Byrd COM
mittee seemed to be taking. Anyway,
the two outfits were entirely distinct
from one another. They also were
mutually antagonistic.
Dominated by BrOwnl0w.
Senator Byrd, as chairman, was the
commuters principal personality. The
commissit was dominated by Louis
Brownlov no legislator at all, but a
celebrated city manager and once a
member of he District of Columbia's
municipal governing body.
The By willow commission. backed
by the p esident, sucked most of the
wind out from behind the Byrd COM
mitteess sails, and got the commits
sion's plan into the form of proposed
legislation, which was fought for in
Congress notably by Senator James
F. Byrnes of South Carolina. For
while the commissions scheme look
ed like being adopted, too, though
finally it was chlorformed in the
House Of Representatives., mainly by
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-11-18
Germany Fast Losing
Her Foreign Trade
Continued from Page One,

Continued from Page One.l
of Jewish shops, the DEGREES ordering
these shops under Aryan proprietor
ship, and the $780, 100000 fine as a
consequence Of the shooting by a
Jewish boy of the Paris embassy sec
rotary, Ernst Vom- Rath, who was
buried yesterday with Nazis honors.
New prohibitions include, the news
paper Angriff said, one against ten
ant rights for Jews, which would per-
init an Aryan wanting a Jews home
to have him evicted overnight. The
paper said some 5000 homes in Ber-
lin would become available shortly
for Aryans.
Jewish guests are to be banned
from the smaller hotels. The larger
hotels are not adhering to the ban, a
reliable person said, because of their
international clientele
! With new restrictions becoming
known daily, while Nazis newspapers
continue. attacks on the United States
and Great Britain for their express
sions of resentment, industrialists
have asked that German chambers
of commerce abroad examine market
possibilities more exhaustively and
try to provide counter stimulants.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-11-18

Raleigh, Nov. 18.-One of the high
est honors that can come to an engi-
neering student is membership. in Tau
Beta Pi Association, national honor
airy fraternity dedicated to scholar ship
character and leadership. Tau Beta
Fl is the engineering equivalent 10
Phi Beta Kappa, which accepts cho-
lars excelling in literary courses.
Pictured here are new members of
the North Carolina chapter OF Tau
Beta Pi at State College. They were
initiated in ceremonies which also
saw Dean Blake R. Van Leer of the
State College School of Eneineerino o
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-11-18

INK oR. Snv7A
taken into the chapter. Ernest J.
Angelo of Winston-Salem is president
of the State College chapter. The new
members are Frank Thomas Abbott,
Jr., of Raleigh, son of F. T. Abbott:
Mallie Curtis Todd of Wendell, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. M G. Todd; Everett
Foy Smith of Lexington, son of Mr..
and Mrs. ). L. Smith; Charlton Henry
Storey, Jr., of Wilmington, son of DR..
c. H. Storey; Henry Deitsch Means Of
Concord, whose guardian is Miss Belle
Means; Thurman Ralston Jones. IT,,
of Fayetteville, son, of T. r. Jones;
Wilbur Newton TAYLOR of Route 2.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-11-18
Methodists Elect
/ Full Delegation
tContinued from Page One.)

Patterson, Of Durham. Jack Ward
Page, Of Rowland; Charles S. Hug
bard, Sanford; and Thomas M. Wick,
Jr., of Cisco, Texas.
The class graduating into elders
orders included: Russell S. Harrison,
of Poplar Branch; J. ". Early, Of
Hillsboro; M. c. Dunn, of Bahama; C..
S. Bogg, of Newport; Charles 3.
Long, of Swansboro; Marion o. Steph-
enson, of Durham; Robert Edward
Walston, of Tyner, and Robert N.
Fits, Jacksonville.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-11-18
Selling Wave
Hats Stocks

New York Nov. .-(AP)-stoc r.
made feeble stabs at another rail-, 0i =
, uouay : market, but ran into selling
WAYS wave a1eersnoon in steels and motors
1na5 shocked down many industria;
.eaoers tractions to more than two
20 Eoints' The list slipped at the start
Then prices came back, and with
rumoer OF aircrafts, farm implements
ana rails given support, trends wers
ne worse than slightly irregular M
III tne belated relapse. Rail bonds
gave q good account of themselves.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-11-18

: zoe tMarchf shortly after -8be az.
nalr hour was $50, With 5ri sas5 tars'
eraiiy unchanged to two noi,ts seii-
iower. march by midday was a 'sv'
end the list was net uncbs 49, ~ ''oz,
three points higher 'n'llanged to
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-11-18
Cotton Prices
Gain Slightly

49,. work. Nov 49, (AP)-Cottons
. M opened two points higher to
iu'u- lower Interest was conferred
thig 0occmber liquidation and trade
IN commission houses sold Oc-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-11-18

: MEMS .
IJonesboro, son of Owen Lee Taylor;
and Willard Samuel Hayworth of
Asheboro, son of c. M. Hayworth
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-05-25
FOOD DEMONSTRAT ION AND FREE
SAMPLES TONIGHT

The Cooperative Food Store announces
a demons ira tion Of Coop food products
and other Coop merchandise to be held
in the social room Of the school We'd
nesday night, May Is, at 500 P. NJ.
Mr.. T. G. Cashier, buyer and Mr.. Wa
inc Lima, field repres entative Of the
Eastern Cooperative Wholesale will con-
duct the demons trat ion. Both men are
famili lar with the products which bear
the Coop label and will welcome ques-
lions from the audience.
Samples Of some Of these fine pro-
ducts will be served and every one can
attend is urged to do so in order to
get acqua inted with this merchandise.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-05-25
C. O. c. PICNIC

So that members Of the C. O. {. sub
COMM ttees may become better acquainted
they and their FAM lies are holding a
picnic by the lake, Saturday, May 28th
at P. M. They have also invited the
Directors Of the Credit MON and the
Health ASSOCIATE on, and their fami les.
A program Of games, followed by bon
fire, is being planned.
OVER 800 ATTEND G. C. A. DANCE
Despite the heavy downpour Of last
Saturday night, more than 800 Green
beltians and their Friends danced to
the music Of Bens on's orchestra at the
G. C. A. dance in the school.
An added attraction ct the dance was
the door prize, a basket Of food, viii CHI
went to lucky Mrs. William Neblitt Of
&c Southway.
The G. c. 4. is planning dances reg
ularly every two weeks. A list Of per-
sons selling tickets will be posted.